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Real Estate & Hotelfor Sale.

THE SUBSCRIBER offers at pri-
Il waite sale, his farm and hotel at Bursh
Dill, farm contains 1872 acres; win sell all or
so acres to suit purchasers. Also lis acres
Of timber and in New LymeTp, Ashtabula
County. JOSEPH VI. BRDWN,
Burgh Hill Station, Trumbu1 Co, o.
Jan II, IST2-4t
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OHERIFF'S SALE ..z
Orhe State of Ohio, rrumbun County, IS.
Daniel Jacobs, In rrumbuH
VS.. common pleas
Isabella Stewart, ct. al.
By virtue OF an order OF sale issued out OF
the Courtof Common Pleas OF TrumbuuCo-
OHIO, N the above named ease, tome direct
GO delivered havelevied upon andshau'
expose 70 public sale at the door OF the
Court House in the city o Warren, Ohio. on
Saturday, Feb. 9Th, A. d. 1872,
at two O'Clock. !. m. of said day, the follow
Ing described lands and tenements. o-wit
sitpatein the county OF Trumbuu. State OF
Ou1o. and village Of Hubbard, and known as
part OF lot - In the original survey of lots
In Hubbard township. ounded on the west
by lot sold by Ebenezer Jackson to Free
mar Carl; on the north by lands Of Z. Jack
son; on the east by land OF said Stewart and
on the south By center OF the east and west
center road leading from Hubbard 10 Lib
erty.. beginning at the north west corner
OF said lot and running east five chains and
eleven and one-half links: thence south
sixteen rods to the centerof fghway-thsnc
west along center OF highway five rods and
eIeven and one-half links; thence north
sixteen rods 70 place OF beginning. COM
tanning about eighty-seven DIS OTland.
Appraised at s.. Terms cash.
g. w. DICKINSON, sheriff
SheriHs ONCE. Warren. o.. jar. q. HT2-5t
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New Flour and Grist Mill.

WETHE UNDERSIGNED, have
built new Ftouringan Grist Mil at
North Bristol. one mile north Of BEstOl
Center. now called the Phoenix Mis- We
have two run Of fourfoot French mill stones.
OF the best quality, o used for chopping
n q for wheat. We have also Improved
greatly in the power Of our mill having one
Eclipse Double Turbine. one Orleans and one
Parker wheel Of the best manufacture and
put in ny practical MillwrightS, only using
naIfthe quantity OF water used IN The old
mill Wehave also put in an Eureka Corn
Shelter. with a Cleaner attached, capable OF
Smelling one hundred bushels per hour
Now we would ask the attention of She pub-
Tic, hoping to have a liberal patronage. feel
ing assured We can give fair satisfactiOn.-
We keep constantly on hand all kinds Of
Mfllteed and Flour. OF good quality. aiming
TO sell as reasonable as any other parties in
the business. ]. F. SNYDER.
J. MATHANY.
North Bristol. Trumbuli Co, o.
Jan 81, IS72-Smos
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Horace Greeley was sixty-one on
ground hog day.
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DEATHS.

Notice q deGh Jree-O6atsGTy FUe cents per line
In Brookheld, Jan. 18th, of typhus fever and
paralysis, LEVI CUSHMAN, aged nifty
eight years, six months and twenty three
days.
The deceased had been long a worthy
member OF the church OF Christ, and died
IN the faith of theg gospel, which he conten-
ded Ior while he lived.
On the 25th inst. at the residence Of Mr..
Thomas w. Williams, Mrs. CHARLOTTE
THOMAS, beloved mother OF Mrs. Will
liams, in the 9th year OF ner age. Deeply
regretted.
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New Advertisements

r IST OF LETTERS
hUnclaimed, remaining In the Warreu
Post Omce Tuesday, Feb 8, 49,.
Abrams Miss Mary Justice DavidF
ANDERSON lanes Kin William
ANDERSON Albert McClinche James
Burns Miss Jennie Martin Mr. Margaret
IhomaS Mowery Francis
Barnard Rev Meyer Miss SaIomy
Chamberlin WilliamPark Miss Mary
carter Phillips b b
ampoeu H Pruden Miss Kate
Sarman Carls Pruden Miss Lenora
Sondy John Robson ] r 5
CoraDery ] y Shafer Geo
Deanison Mrs HuldahSchott w
Daries ID Tydrfl Smith WM
Faehes Adam Henry Strom Johu
Holloway William Smith Mrs Fannie
Hartman Edward Mills John
Hartemer David
HaHave your letters directed in care OF
your box.
Those marked with a srAR are foreign.
Persons wishing TO obtain the above, will
please to call for advertised letters.
II not called for In 30 days will be sent to
deadletter office.
Once nours, $50 A. M, to7-SOP. NJ.
~ Money sen without danger OF loss.
Rates of Commissions charged for money
orders:
On orders not exceeding S2O.IO cts.
Over so and not exceeding S39..--I5 cts.
Over $50 and not exceeding $40 % cts.
Over $40 and not exceeding S50..--..25 cts.
No single order issued for more than $50.
e. R. WISE. r. "a
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CHERIFF7S SALE.
- rhe state OF Ohio, Trumbun County, IS.
Baldwin, West &Co.1 In TrunbuII COM
vs. SmOn Bleas.
Geo. Inc VIM. Terry,J
BY virtue OF an Execution Issued out OF
the Court of Common Please, of TrumbulI
County Ohio, in the above named case to
me directed and delivered, 1 have levied
upon and shall expose 10 public sale at the
door OF the Court House in the city OF War
rem, Ohio, on
Saturday, March 2, 4. D. 1872,
at one O'Clock, p. m. of said day, the follow
ing described land n tenements, tO-wft:
Situate in the township OF Vienna, in said
county and State. and known as part q
school lot, district No. l, and in the south
west part Of original lot No. Is, and is boun-
ded as follows, tO-wtt: Beginning IN the
north side otthe east and west center road
through said township, and at the south
east corner Of m OFT. d. Mackey; thence
north along said Maekey's east line 6g< II.
thence east 24% feet, being parallel with the
north side Of said roau; thence south 69R
feet 10 the side OF said road; thence west
along said road 2f1% feet TO the place Of be-
ginning. Appraised at $4,000. Terms cash.
G. W. DICKINSON, Sheriff.
SherihFs Office, Warren. o., Jan. 81, Isz2-5t.
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Feb. !. Is52-It.

T EGAL NOTICE,
lIBy virtue OF an order Of Probate Court
OF Irumbuu County, Ohio. 1 will sell at pub
lie sale at The store Of A. Silliman, in Fowler
Trumbull county. Ohio, on the eth day Of
March, 1872, commencing at l O'Clock, D. m.
personal property assigned TO me by D.
Baldwin. Including stocks, notes and &C
counts. Terms cash.
GEO. =. HUNTER,
Warren, O., Feb Z, lS72-4t Assignee.
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ESTATE of Salome Diehl, decd -
1.-the undersigned has been duly appoin-
tea Administrator OF the estate of Salome
Diehl, deceased, late OF Southington, Trum-
Dull County, Ohio. JOHN DlEHL.
Feb. Z. ISl2-Sts
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Saturday, Feb. 24th, A. D. IS72.
OHERIFF'S SALE.

OHERIFFrS SALE.
Orhe State Of Ohio, Trumbuu County, IS.
John ~. stun, In Trumbull
VS.. common Pleas.
Samuel Tieehurst, ct. al.
By virtue OF an order of sale issued out Of
the Court Of Common Pleas OF Trumbun
county, Ohio. in the above named case, 70
me directed and doitrercdSI have levied
upon and shall expose &c public sale at the
door Of the Court House in h city OF War
rem, Ohio. on ID
Saturday, March I'd, A. d. 1879,
at two O'Clock. .. m ,ofsaid day, the follow
n gdescribed land and tenements, to-wit:
situate in b county OF Trumbun. State Of
Ohio. and in Bloomfield township. and
Known as south half OF lot No. rs, bounded
south, east and west by lot line; north by
lands OF Darius Warner. and contains hty
acres Of land, more or less. For more par
ticular description Of said lands see Trum-
bull County records, boo 81 page G..
Appraised ats. Terms cash.
G. W. DICKINSON Sheriff
Sherih's ONCE, Warren, o., an. 81, ls7l-5t
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NOTICE.
IN Whereas my wife, Ruth, has left my
bed and board without any Just cause or
provocation. This is therefore to forbid all
persons from %harboring or trusting her oil
my account. as I am determined to pay no
4 ebts other contracting after this date.
JOHN ". JUSTIN.
Greene, Jan "a. lS72-St%
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TTEDUEL BETWEEN TRANCE
1& GERMANY. with its lesson to civili-
cation, by Charles Sumner. Just reed at
ADAMS Bookstore.
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cod closed on Monday at lIOl,
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: Stokes, the Fisk murderer, will prob
ably be tried in March.
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MARRIAGES..
Marr1aue Noficet frserted Grata.


In Rowland, jan, 2, 49,, by ]. Reeves,E Esq.
Mr.. FLOYD PARDEE and Miss MARY Z.
OWRY.
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JEFFERSON SWeasey.

OHERIFF'SS SALE in Attachments.
OThe state OF Chic, TTumb1n County. s..
Martha GLASGOW, et. all In Trumbui
vs.. Common Pleas
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WHKTLEsEY ADAMS, Agent, Warren.
Ohio. Dwelling Houses and Farm Property
Insured at legitimate rates.
Jan 81. ISTz-St.
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ADAMS,
AGENT.
STATE OF OHIO,
AUDrroR OF STATES OFFICE,
DEPARTMENT OF Insurance.
COLUMBUS. January u $50

whereas the Orient Insurance Company,
located at Hartford, in the State OF COnnec-
tlcut, mas nled in this Office a sworn state
mentp by the prope officers thereof. show
ing It's condition and business, and has COM
pIied, IN al respects. with the laws Of this
state relating to Fire Insurance Companies.
now Lnerefora in pursuance OF law, J..
James Williams. Auditor OF the state Of
Ohio, DO hereby certify, that aid Company
Is authorized to transact It's appropriate
accordance with law, until the 5lst dav Of
uary A. ID. 1873. The condition and
business OF said Company at the date OF
suen statement dec. 81. fsz1) is shown as
Of actual paid up Capital $4,000 90
Aggregate amount of available
502s55 so
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seal In witness whereof, I have hereunto
subscribed my name, and caused the
seal ofmy Office to be anxedthe dav
and year above written.
JAS WILLIAMS.
Auditor Of State.
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.XECUTOR,S SALE

by his Atty. John F. Beaver.
Jan II. IS7l-6t
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distinguished Arrivals.

Yesterday morning Horace White, editor
and proprietor of the Chicago Tfitant, the
great Republican paper of the Northwest,
and which is heart and soul In the Greetey
movement; Colouel William n. GrosVenoT,
of Missouri. one Of the first and most apie
cfcmplufis OF The great Liberal movement;
and Whitelaw Reid, the managing editor OF
the New York Tribune, all arrived III town.
The presence of gentlemen OF such positioaa
and influence soon became kiioHhs hfs heia
and Mr. White were early waited on by many
of the delegates aud other leading Demo
Gratis now Id the city, They gave most
cheering aeeounts of the prospects through
out the country. All Of these gentlemen
dined with Mr.. Greeley In New York on Mon
day, who had a most pleasant conversation
with the philosopher over matters and things.
The deliberations and probable action of the
Material Democratic Convention we're OF
course the principal topic Of conversation,
and Mr. Greeley esinced his deep concern
and interest. Whtie rsfraiaing from any de-
cided expression, not considering such wollld
pertain TO him, Mr.. Greeley indicated that
whatever his own preference as TO indorss.
,nent in formal nomination might be, he
would be perfectly satisfied with Whatever
cot,rse the Convention In its wisdom might
zee fit to pursue In this connection u may
he further said that q letter was recei yea yes
tertlaf. written by Mr., Greeley TO gentle,
man lftiiis city, i'll which he said ass ulu
not deem it proper that be shofita otief ANY
suggestions Whate ssstlsff,''e ss''s, iVa:
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After the Chair .I,ad announced the result
Of tho ballot, Mr.. Wallace, of Pennsylvania,
| took the platform amid cheers. He SAID, ,in
obedience to the decision of public sentiment
IN his State, their delegation had cast part of
| their vote against the gentleman, who, by
| the usages and ctistotiis OF the Democratic
party, Is now It's nominee for The Presidency.
! They would, however, yield TO the decision
| and accept the result which the great high
| court of appeals Of the party had decreed.
In conclusion, by instructions of bis delega-
ton, he moved that the nomination bc made
| unanimous. sa ~ -fz.-a So p
This, was hailed with wild cheers aud
music" The Battle-C Cry of Freedom" fol-
| lowed by "Hailto the Chief"
When the music bad ceased, a scene was
| lowered at the rear of the stagn presenting a
view of the White House, which was greeted
with applause.
Order being restored, tho motion of Mr..
Wallace that the nomination he. made llHan-
nous Was put, and carried ~ith but one or
two dissenting voices
After the roll was called OH the nomina-
ton for Fice-Prcsidcnt, on motion of Mr..
Chalmers, of Mississippi, the nomination of
Gratz Brown was made unanimous.
Mr. Bouch, Of Wisconsin, moved to ap-
point 4 committee of one from each S,tate, to
be named by the respective delegations, to
arprise the candidates of their nomination
Mr.. Payne, of Ohio, moved to amend by
adding the President of the Convention to
be chairman. Agreed to. ~ s-
On motion of Mr.. HeatoD, of Ohio, reso-
lntion was adopted that on adjournment
the Convention would, with music, escort The,
New York and Missouri delegations to their
quarters. s- 4. +
a resolution wasadopted leaving the place
Of meeting Of the next NatfoDaf Convention
to be decided by the National Committee.
Also, Il resolution of thanks to John T.
Ford, to Frederick Raine, and to Baltimore.
for courtesics. Also, thanks to Senator Doo-
little for the able and impartial manner in,
which he presided over the Convention.
The Chairman returned thanks for the
kind expression towards himself, and in
voked the blessing of Providence upon the
efforts Of the Convention. -5E 2 -
Mr.. Thafer, of New York, made few re-
marks eulogistic Of Greeley.
THE FEMALE suFrRAGlsTs DISAPPOINTED.
The female sutlragiSts are disappointed at
the result, and declare their intention of
working for the Philadelphia nominees.
CHAIRMAN OF THE NATIONAL COMMITTEE. :
Augustus Seheil, of New York, has been
elected Chairman Of the National Executive
Committee. ....
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Republican Convention OF the Fourth,
Congressional District.
Special telegram 10 the Dispatch.

special telegram 10 the Dispatch.
FARMvnLE, Va, July 10.-The RepubE-
can Convention of the Fourth Congressional
District is in excited session. Two eandi-
dates are in the field. Porter's friends have
bolted. Stowell is the regular nominee
Williams (colore6 has withdrawn.
For two days Farmvlle has been all astir
at the arrival and entertainment of delegates
to the Republican Convention. Porter and
StowelI have both been lavish in means en-
ployed to place the delegates under obliga-
tions to them. Tables have been kept con-
stantIy spread and delegates superbly cared
for. At 8 o'clock the Convention assembled
in secret session-Lathrop chairman.
A committee OH credentials reporting ad-
vcrscly to the contestants for seats of dele
gates in thc interest of Porter from Prince
Edward and Cumberland, sixteen out of
thirty-tvc botcd, under the leadership Of
John Robinson, of Cumberland, and assem-
bling in neighboring building, nominated
Porter. Unembarrassed Stowell then re-
ceived nearly unanimous vote.
Henry Williams, of Petersburg, had many
friends and symrthizers in and out of the
Convention, but sadly lacked leader and
congressional gainings juaiciously applied
Candidates and iubilant friends now make
| The wclkin ring with speeches, dc.
| Associated Press Telegram.
Charlie Ell. Porter Rcn0IniEated fOI
| Congress.
FARMv,LLE. July lO.-The Republican Dis
trict Convention here to-day nominated
Charles Ii. Porter for Congress, and Viii
lianls (rolorcd) as presidential elector.
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The sorss, Carolina State Canvass.

WILMINGTON, July 10.-The State canvass
is progressing amid universal excitement,
both PARTIES making tremendous efforts. Sec
retarics Boutwell, and Delano will make two
speeches each for the Republicans within the
next two weeks.
The Conservatives will have grand mass
meeting at Weldon on the 18th and at Raleigh
on the 10th instant. - Carl Schurz, Trumbull,
Blair, Thurman, and other distinguished
speakers are expected. The most extensive
preparations have been made, and a large
gathering Of the people from all portions Of
the State is looked for at both points. {.
Nearly every county is being thoroughly
canvassed. and in some of them the candi-
dates are making two speeches day.
The election takes place on the lst of Au-
gust, and it is thought the last week Of the
canvass will be the most exciting ever Wit
messed i'll this State.
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yew Yerk stoeis and s1orcx Marke.
weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, July 1O.-Clo,dy weather,
areas of rain, and easterly winds will pre-
vail on Thursday over the. Gulf States.
Easterly to southerly winds and partially
cloudy weather for the South Atlantic States.
Westerly winds and clearing weather for the
Middle States. Rising barometer and north
erly to westerly winds northwest of the Ohio
Valley
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Washington Excited over Grceicy's
Nomination.

Special telegram to The Dispatch
WASHINGTON, July lU.-The Baltimore
nominations make profound impression in
official circles here, and are received by pco-
pie generally with unusual enthusiasm.
There is no official of note who attempts to
underl1,tc the Baltimore action, though
Mr.. Boutwell, thinks that Grant will
be reelected by as large Il snajority as
four years ago. There arc more Gree
ley mon in Washington Tonight than any
week ago would have dreamed of,
and even in Executive Departments there is
to-ClHy boldncSS of utterance among minor
officials in favor of Greeley that surprises
even the most indifferent of Grants oppo-
nents. Already, snce shortly after noon to-
day, n number of big Greeley and Brown
flags have been flung to the breeze across
PENNSYLVANIA avenue and other leading blsi-
hess streets, and citizens ale actively can
vassing the chances of the campaign and dis
cussing the prelimnaries of Greeley Club
organizations to be immediately formed.
TIAoN.
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The lRo,ters, Convention.

BALTIMORE, July 10.-The bolters' eonven-
;tion adopted m address to the American
people, and after issuing a call for National
Democratic Convention to meet at Louisville
.onthe 81 Of September adjourned sine die.
The officers of the Convention were: Saith
tlelJ. Bayard, president Vice-l'residents T..
F. Stokes, Of South Carolina; !; JAMES Swee'
ney,of Pennsslvaniaj Ezra Keyser,of Texas;
and Jesse Miller, of West Virginia. Secre.
taries: James Sherwood, of Connecticut, and
S. j. CIute, Of New York.
New York Stock and Money Market.
!, New YORK, July 1o.-Money at to
per cent. Sterling dull and steady. Gold,
1l3b ito ia. Governments closed at adj
vance. New South Cardinals ] better;
Tennesscc's firm; other States dull: Ten
nessee's, 74a; new, same. yirginia's, AZ;
new, 4sa. Eouisiara's, 55.; new, 80. Le-
Yee's, 6s; s's, "a. Alabama's, 81; SIS, OIL.
Georgia's, 70; u, s6s. North Carolina's, "a !;
new, q. South Carolina's, 54; new, 29a
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The TeErOrs Of Observation-Disclosures
Seven Mem Injured on the Midland

The TeErOrs Of Rnafroid- Masfaug--
Seven Men injured 0n the Midland
Railway. - ss S>'5is&@t l,ff 70
A fearful accident occurred In Kearny
township, on the line of the Midland rail-
road, Yesterday morning. a number OF la
borers are employed ut this point Of the road
cutting tunnel through the immense hills
which line the Passaic river on the eastern
side. In tunncIlinS through the hill no rocks
were met with by the workmcn until last
week. when they came upon large quarry
directly on the line of the road. tPrepara-
tions for blasting were Immediately made,
and yesterday morning at IL O'Clock, hole
having been drilled in the, stone, = hrgc
charge of blasting material was placed lnslde,
and after fuse had been added and The hote
tightly plugged, the iaborers, nearly al OIL
whom are swedes, were notified. iiley
quickly retired to q safe distance, ana the iuse
was then lighted, and the men waited ~ u
secure place the expected explosion.
After waiting over twenty minutes ana no
explosion occurring, the men Became sst,s-
ted that something was the matter with tue
fuse, and therefore determined TO 60 forward
md ascertain the cause. Some OF the lapoi,
,ers, more cautious than the others, refused
to 90 near the blast. Twelve Of the work
examining the rock from a distance, went
boldly towards the blast. When they were
about twenty feet from 1t the blast suddenly
exploded, and III an instant huge masses
and Pigments of fock were hurled INTO the
air. The unfortunate and terrified men
turned and ran, but they were too lnte----
large showers af rocks rained down upon
their heads, and they were hurled 70 file
earth, most Of them IN an unconscious state.
After the explosion their companions, VINO
had wisely remained at "a safe distance rom
the dangerous spot, hurried to she scene, and
were horriaed BY The sight they witnessed.
Seven out OF the twelve stfoHg, hearty melis
who but am instart before left them full
Of life and yigor, ,dsere lying on the ground
bruised, battered, and bleeding, and covered
with fragments Of the blasted roek, Five OF
the men were but slightly Injured aud alt
hands quickly removed the suDfcftIlIiafe men
10 nj, adjoining field aud q physician imme-
diateIy summoned. Through careful atten-
t;on iour of the Uaen recovered stflieinfly
int int they were taken 10 their boarding.
hon hn,,ses. The remaining three were 20 terri
hi,, n,,ns,ed that two of them were takel 10
81 NicbaePs Hospital, In tbis el ihe
h.,r w,s q, badly injured that hc cgi.ld nos
/ s''sr bs removed. At ST. Mfehael's Hgspitai,
,,,hara I'M, nle., arrived III 9 wagon apGtis5l
a,ssacs h, fhc afternoon, an esamfnat hon W;as
beid hy several doctors, and the ti veg OF
one af the man was au,pntsted abcYe ING .Ils
knee. The nar,,s raIae Il Jofln Ntissci, a'iu
ia ;s twenty -four ye.irs old. hts edisiladss
name Ii Francis Bergen, aged fssent y.sisi',
and i.e hi so badly ia;nred that s Ii ieslss'a iis
viii not recover Both are Sasdss, a'ssu
neither can undesstS Il Hord OF Eiss
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F.se OF the sEurderers of Miss secor.

Fage Of The Nurderers Of Miss Sec0r.
CINcISEATI, July 1Q.-Two of the men i'm
plicated in Miss Secor's death, who were
taken from jail Monday and curried off by a
mob of 5000 people, were hanged. The
Youngest one of the three was released on
the appeal Of the lady's brother.
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Arrest Of Alleged European Robbers
NEW YoRS, July 10.-Four men, charged
with robbins wealthy lady in Utrecht,
Holland. on the 24til instant, of money and
yaluables worth 500, 900, have been arrested
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Louisiana Politics.

NEw ORLEANS, July 10.-Tbe Democratic
Reform Central Committee have united ur on
Governor John McEnery and Lieutenant
Governor =. +. Jonas.
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neafr, off nIa Editor.

LOWELL, Mass, July 1Q.-John Il. Wort,
land, for many years editor OF the Lowell
Courier, is dead.