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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-02-21

Who ever heard of Il Republic, entitled
to that name, or of free or sclfgovcrn-
ment, where IL portion of the people,
while held to citizenship and taxation,
were denied equalrights and placed under
bans, pains and disabilities? And yet
this is the actual condition of affairs in
the Southern Commonwcalths of the
United States.
lC1ares,on Conric..
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-02-21
LOCAL.
y GREAT NuIsANcE.-Thc hogs run
ming at large in the streets. Will the
council have itstopped?

We would request orr friends to whom
we send copies Of TIE TIMES, to show
them to their friends, and solicit their
patronage OH our behalf, We would be
pleased to receive the names of ahy per-
sons who have not seen our paper, and to
these. VIC will take great pleasure in send
ing specimen copies.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-02-21
AREIvAIs AT MERosEY's HorEL.

DR.. .Whalcy, Fort Motto; J.J. Kerr,
G. A. w. Whitlnarsh, New York; T..J.
Bodkins, England; Vim. Avingcr, Or
angeburg; j. i. St. Amnnd, Charleston;
n. B. Fields, 25;0P. Beard and lady,
Nova Scotia.
LIST OF LETTERS REsAININGI IN ORANGE
DuRG Posr OFFICE TO FEBRUARY
20ru, 1872.
G-NIrs. Annie A. Glover. H-NIr.
John Harrison. J-NIr. Jerry Jones.
S--Mrs. B. G. Shaftr VI. d. Nrcitt.
Persons calling for the above letters
will please say they arc advertised.
+. DEAIA1ss, Postmaster.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-02-21
Election Notice.
EPickcns Sentinel,

We, the unt tersisncl, being appointed Mt the
last meeting of the "0rangclurg Cb,,nty .tg
ricutnrul Society" committee to manage the
Election OF Trustees, ts,vcn in nnml,era who
arc TO take charge of all monies srbscribcl 10
the "Or,ngebnrg agricultural .ls<ocintion;o
and in whose nan e Ill its cry W II bc
hcid;d hereby give notice, that said cic ction
will be held on Salcsday ncx:, March 4th,)
between the hours OF 10 Il. NJ. and 2 r. NJ, at
the store OF Mr.. Kirk Robinson. The follow
ing gentlemen have been nominated:
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-02-21

session Of the Sublmtll-scl. .ooi, connected
with the Methodist Church, in this place,
on last Suaduy morning, and NC were
much pleased to see so many happy and
smiling little faces gathered together in
one company. We understand that this
school is doing vol; and we heartily wish
the choicest blessings to abide with it.
The Eighteenth Anniversary OF the In
dcpcndcn, Young America Fire Engine
Company will be celebrated to-day, in
proper style.
The procession starts from the engine
house, at 5 o'clock p. NJ, headed by the
Board of Fircmastcrs and invited guests,
followed by the Elliott Hook and Lad
der Company and the Young America.
Tho line of march will be up Market
street TO Amelia, down Broughton to
Russell, up Russcll,to Rail Road Avenue,
and return to engine house.
AT p. Nj. an election will be held for
officers for the ensuing year. After which
the company, together with the invited
guests, will repair to the engine hall,
where a bountiul rcpast will await them.
We wish you jolly good time, gentle
men, and many returns of the occasion.
BY request of n business firm in this
place, we would call the attention of the
South Carolina Rail Road to the fact
that shipment of -four to them, made in
Augusta, on the 18th inst, was put off
the cars at Branchville, where it was de-
laycd until the 10Th, instead of coming
directly through. While we like to see
the entire and mutual devotion which ex-
lists between Charleston and the South
Carolina Rail Road, we do not, rs bust
ness community, appreciate such spirit
of sacrifice on the part of the Road as
abnidons our merchandise sin transitu,"
and takes tho transportation Mi 10 Char
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-02-21

DIR. T. A. ELLIOTT,
PAUL S. FIELDER,
II. NJ. MOORER,
NJ. ROBINSON,
L. III. w. BRIGGMANN,
DIR. II. w. BATES,
JAMES F. IZLER,
JOHN G. HOLMAN, }
KIRK ROBINSON, Com.
JAMES III. FOWLES.
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Present Issues.
DEMOCRATIC MAxIMs.

.s.TS4l
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-18

4 SAN FRAscIscu, July Ia.
/ The traius on the Cs1tral Pacific we're de
iilayed twenty -ionr hours Z 4 cloud burs
washing away the track near Boca, Nevada
All y rich: again, however.
Il. ". Gushrie. alias ..elubfoot,'' was lii.
orally torn 70 pieces ~ two charges OF buck.
shot fired fionl shot-gun by Lew Eerote. ii
Eureka, Nevasia. yesterday III j quarrel
LAST evening James Lyons. formerly door
keeper ststhe Olympic Theatre. iii quarrel
over game Of car,Is 1t VI 'oon oil Munna
street, San Francisco, shot James Muir. i
plumber. twice il, the breast. infiictiag fatal
wounds He was arrested and soon after
his arrival AZ tie calaboose tell dead from
heart disease.
he CLicoatan Indians are threatening the
Canadian Pacific railway survs yors. some
OF the party have returned ID Kanloops. and
report that they attacked the survey 1T the
forks q Tie Skeena. Tie Indians, ineeslsed
by che destruction Of i village ~ the care
lessI'ess of white travellers VIII, ire, have
armed themselves and notifed tie govern
lAe,lt ofIicers thar no travel OF freight would
PC allowed TO pass through their cssnnfry.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-18


How 4 FIVE DOLLAR Bull MAS LOST
! United states Treasurer Spinner recently Il,
ceived tile following Interesting partieula /
OF the destruction Of So note from 4 genius
down IN Georgia:
/ Dsav ssR'-I send you for redemption j
! fragment Of a s. bin, tie rest OF which var
| DESTROYED under strangely careless circun-
stances Having just received the bill, /
dropped i IN my rocket, in company with
some ragged tobacco, and after supper. taxi
ing chew. chawsu money, tobacco and
everything leaving scraps of the bill and
fragments of the tobacco. Next morning i
discovered the sad catastrophe, and .swent
tor, the inasIicated c,id, but all traces OF tho
aas'..s lsi .A..f,ist. asI. like Iiic b:,srir,.
fabric Of . vision, left not trace behin.l,n
salnly WAS ! bending, looking, and with
both my eyes looking,
Lookllig Tor my lost spOnduiic. like the
lost Prriod 81 yore.
Looking fOr Tia, wsil-chewn fragment which
lost the night before
Only this. and inltIling more.
'Spud. qtlofh /, for thee / pinrsi,, gone to
WHERE tit. wO0dbiaie twiIntil:
ZONE. ttrparted. duo ed anu Iatirel: gone IL,
fragments ,icsi.:atetl;
dulie- ~ I've already stated, vii. RI thy worth
no longer shilaeih.
ft,iiuw-tllou art gone before!
Seriously, the money tine rest OF i'll il en-
fireis destroyed. and II sou wish the proof.
state 50 anti enclose the nsste in the envelope
! selld. and the proof shall BIZ satisfactory.
Very respectively. --------------
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-18
8 ex.l,A!l'IlAI. sIT "a s,

4 81 r,..,,+ So ~.
MI, e ~ 49, e 90
fsn,sL,;,,er snS5*y. Nta senate
iii. Il sl,;..,,. - .Isske y.
80 81. Y noisf2 The nnIn
- II ia .il.. q !.
AfaIaa No. 49, y Inc sta.e
~ eAss
or.sd 81, us Inc tt,l
i S.,,,,.., n ,r. ~. "a. $500. 81
i ye,v yark as s g q ~
nav ora. VI. 80. os4.c 1oaulliitlee aug
Hison H,,t.;,,s ~. 49, 80. !. =.
feresf H. ~. u 80. - sssu i
for S5l M ~. 49,. 49, ~ csMli
81 lie n.1r s;cs. III,
Greeley. /" y Ss,''s'''sAp - ~
rha 1.I.vt,,, D......ty,.,....i.s
State M, ~ caas@0
on An ms. a1st !, ,.s,.. nas.s osas1 Olnccfs
flle Lierssi Rsns,hs;.. -
called mas ,,, q 4.
ton o., faa 0dfh ~ - 50 y.
ticket ana ;si 0.ate
a larve an1l ;,..n,s...,., e 800. :.
held Al RncI III ,,d ~ ~, III, ~. .es W
g we.I.r na1a ~ III Z. IL M .a,. .nsl opssen-
Two tl,ol,ss,,s1 ,,a,,,..s s.ll
Grant f,lnh $500 !" Y 1i'i oais'u - ~ -
sam. j. Ran,tau s, p.n,s,,,,.,,. 1u...-
man 81 the De,ncrat ~. ss
miitee. has resis,,ed tI,a So.
Gen. Slocnn, ai..1, 8. ~; A1
IA Greeley mn Rro,.ss - ~ p,asc
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-18

ias fsiKsT ACT Or lIik E RcE,-The pros.
es'lfssll Of stnes Tar tie ,nr,r, 4 " james Il.
fdsk. has. sitter . fesllos,s tri of three wceks
dnrs GER. ended III, 4 miserable aosca. ne
jnry 5iavne I Eetlt agree. st KS { III i &
parry vaxfe evidently pisaseti 1t fhr is.Isrrt.
q ftlsj Arysatsd gile srohab.Fi |. thai ss.otF
n achg period aiil elapse before he wfll he
sRAsr psongs'f oAriai. 10 sndefll fhs INST
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-18

KEY. Il. Il. Preuf. rectnr OF ST. Paul's
Episcopal Church. Virginia, came over In
company with Bishon Tnttls, on Friday and
assisted N The church services Sunday. He
returned to the Capital Yesterday.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-18
The Stokes Jury Discharged.
N gf NIX n e Y Y Y NJ -7I77l-777
80. Vo,x 49,

Nhw YoRK, July 18th.
Ikr Stokes Jury fiidn | retire ID rest unit
tliis morning One frport Is that they stand
nila fssr murder, one Tor ma, slaughter and
two fof acq,liflAl. Another report Is tllat
There are eight ~ vo ter man
tsr, at,d two Iur murder III lIle iirxl slesrr.s.
wiiia n, hopes at ~ AZ ellieilt. q
mere vas Az sl1nis II crowd iii The lss,rt
chs morning axaii IiIg fI,e xe a Il u.
sI'skes cast. alii Iiis c,,iinsal
tJsska fiilisf IIIe e,,t er,
IL. stlif ma ammo Il they Nsrs d, il. 81
nkrrs and thr e;sdri sel.arg tLsi,,. Stokss
~ s.<urusd Y shs Iopbs. a'as
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-18
The n. II. II. II. and our Resources

1ts544 IA
re following correspondence between IN
7eefesary OF the Land Department OF In.
North Pacific Railroad and the assistant I'm
gitleer Of the Company ii Helena. i, of grra,
| Importance TO all classes oi our ueoule. a,r
Y IS TO be hoped thar those who Rave 0nfny
specimens of the agricultural and miner,l
esaurees of Montana. land their number II
tegion). viii send them to Mr.. Flenn;ka,,
aiti thus assist in advancing the interests 81
tle Territory by letting the world know
liat We can do in onr Montana region
SokTHEEN PAcIFIc RAILRoAD 50. MnSTAS4 &
Diysssos.
July To- 1879.
Hsssrs Editors Of Rocky Mountain Gazette.
ilave received the following lei .pr from
re i.aad Department Of our road. The i,,,-
'Vf'alce o. the enterprise Is manifest, Ii
ssy~s our cit ems All 0ppOrfu,iity nlacinr
before the Wsrld The resources, aprieI,lfnrsi
siiti mineral, ssf our Territory. fora u;th
he assisEtitce a ur farmers and is,,,rs n, III,
VI, such ,iiSpiay4tf our natural waalti, -
yin o, source OF pride to otsrs+l.es e well
80 i aslo,i-Ii'nsnf to the good people of tic
g Helena will h~ forwarded tos New YnrL
Very tiuiy yenrs.
]. ". FLESNIkES.
Assistant Engineer of y. r. r. II.
NORTHERN i.A.snI@ rain. AID Io. LAM
s,EtaRTMENs. ssassses n /
Iap BEoADWAs. N. r.. ( |
June 26tb 1872 /
x X. ~ maiAcn, Esq. Assiskant E,sg;neer an5
Paymaster, Hstena 80
Z DEAR SIR:-f enclose here HI, !. le,t.r II
" Minor Roberts. Engineer IN chic. ~
yeufse,t asking yoi. 70 assist ME III reference,
Z, any Fian f.r ansxhibiti0n nf cereal.. .,iner
.is. IT,. 81 he vsr'Ols State Fairs. Boards 81
~. anu Hila'iv selected samles aud
'E,rellneiis IN London and Vienna In TIE
winter and spring.
Ist. Samples OF all kinds ut grain from In.
'fOp III 1871. n soon rs pos 8 HE.
~. Samples OF the cropiof 1871 as spon Is
Esch sample IL to be labelled with the
anne. y piace where grown; (3) by whom;
whrif so vh; % when haryrsfesi: f6l vnl,1.. Il,
L time and place OK harvesting: f7l ronnds
weight per bnshel; f8) bushels per acre. etc. I
Oh. AisO samples of any Oti,sr ]. atura. and i
ai!able products ri the soil. fruits. y..es 10
lies. etc.. provided they can be Skinned
without material .letrilnent in transitn ~ :
Jason 81 tendency to rapid decay. shrink Z
18th. Samples OF minerals, especially ro.l ]
gilite, ETC.. and Of gold, silver and other !.
res. ~ i
Should any parties be desir.lls of contribn- p
ing specimens to be held subject &, ORDER !
should BE- pleased TO take charge Of them J,
iacing them in specially advantageous
assfiens fore hibition Iii America, Great y
ritain. etc. : ii
| have written Granville Stuart. Esn. = +
fiss'. or ts,r silbjecf also, nj tn. .,,C. 4.
sstlon OF our Secretary. should like To have =
4 t'ttl.sai.lEt Vt irssnl one III tvs bushels N
On desirable speclmens.f zach Of the var
US grains n. ' V
Yours, truly.
JAMES g. DUDLEY.
Chief Clerk III
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-18
Foreign ls yvs.
LONDON. july 18th.

LONDON. July 18th.
The storms and floods have Bel ii lartics,.
lsrly disastrous in Cheshire ani. I4aaacasfirr,
Much property has been DESTROYED aid sew
eral lives lost. e
The iDail steamer from Rio de Janeiro has
arrivesiat southampton s' ssai 81
Brazii mas declined TO receive Gen. Nietu.
plenipotenliary from the Argentine aonfea-
Heratioi Tie B1.tziliai, Government was pre-
paring Tor iiostilities. The arrival ii large
Quantities u munitions Of war, ordered IN
Europe, WIS soon expected. The dispute
with the Argentine States originated Iii the
no,,-inliiillnent Of the treaty concerl,in. Par
aguay.
s rs PARIS. July Is.
Theirs entertained General Sherman 1T III, 4
nsr yesterday. The Foreign minister's resi-
dent In Paris and several Generals and OIL
GERS OF the French army were among the
guests.
eatacazy has published pamphlet here
IN Justification Of his course while rtpresent-
ing Paris III the Unilud States.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-18

FRosT. - We learn from Mr. w O. r.. Hays
that frost appeared on the ranches at Reece
Greek night before last. but not SUFFICIENT to
do any material damage.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-18
= s Eel.
In II Ell, STA / ES.
ER ON NETWORK.
New YoRx july IL.

q < ST4
d -, 5, - Is !,
- s 8 S 8 S.
Nxw YoRx .Julv "a
The sneech AZ T,oolfff1c fs.-.lav j, Il q 4.
LGraeley nt the Baltimore nan ,na,ion .,
Quite brief and sor.n..L amer sr.lic,s Il. i,,tr
Y dnced the i,,emhers indiyl,,.,a Is 81, crr. l.,
who spoEe 81 follows:
/ should need time were ID ID attempt
lreply filly md fully "a his important and.
need not say. gratifying communication.
may b.. That Il sl,onkl reDly IN writiur. but
Fl have 4 dressed letter which haa bet.
Iprrtfy widely considered. to the ,iberaf r.
4 publican Convention. Il nla Y not 81 ,,ecessar,
can now only say that i ACCEPT y0tr nom
nation--accept il III the same splrif il, wf,ie
lft WAS offered. U,heers + am & ,,r~.ent !;
position which MANY fios,l,fl..ss revar.f 81
proud one. but whici, il afill Hi
one. BECAUSE ii invalves 4 fe,n,,nrarv s.n,,
trust only Temporary. annoyance Of i n,isc.,,,
structi0ns0f my motives Oh thr d r II so,,,,
valued ana l.ft.lssnq friends. III. !.
that time alone ii necessary 10 yin.Ii,ate Il,
motives g ali candid observers, and % col.
vince all, indeed, u the dssintercstetlllsssa and
pafrnfissa Ut the course I an pursuing and
int died 20 pursue Icing before WAS assured
sof go mach co-0reratisll ana sympathy,
slCheers.I The time will come. and trust Iii
Hod tne opportunity too, VII Il tile world
y II see tfaat you arc no less Democrats be-
cause YOU have pursued The course you have,
49, fIaxkt n
ara that am no less hspnbIiean because
accept your nomination. lCiieers.l Herr.
hf. s'rteiey 3 voice ialtertd With tiiotioIs,
as'd W''eii is recovered himself rs eontiiiuet):
am noe inuci ~ the habit Of receiving iiolli-
.'a'aDhs ior taie 'feslaehcy. ts'issnt Laugh
~. consequently unable % reply as ral's-
~ aau Hueh'is as diners might. renewed
a1a''s ''''' can o''ty s1s tflat silaIi Dc
"spps - s''' '''i q Yen. or - least az many
Z ~ e ea' cou,e, ~ NY n1nlnie. farmer
IL, q. n aa
= o'''0''. a''l ce',iei lapre
s''s.'i Do
Z, 80. u. a9 - eSa.ss '1is
~, - - 49, .'eo's'i
: - s - ~
TN. ,,1p.ss q f.r.,, p,.,... 49,.
.e,.. lar ,in,. aI,a,sh n,ar..,. !. 49,
ca,s.,, IL .a,inu chsrr 81 = i
Tie sun lie Is rapidly recovering.
nit,.a ,os, v..s,ar,,sx 80, ..,,..ataa M.
Aii.., r,~r,,,a,,ant h.,r,.s. .ndI -
al. ~ f,r,.oo,, s.cr.,arv p..o,,t;,,s 49,,
~
oassed fscoln.ei'e'li'@ Z uiioii Of Liberal He
'u''i'ca''s anu democrats in selecting eandi-
lates for State aud Congressional. officers
PIT chHfz ana 0ratz brOWn We're resent.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-18
The Cuban. Insurrection.

Key West, July I4.-H vana papers To- tile
18th Lave been received The Diairo pub
fishes the particulars Of the defeaf of tic
Spanish near Holquill, and acknowledges 8
heavy loss. The Gubans captured Iary,
quantities OF material. about one hundred
horses and two hundred heal III cattle.
Fhe Correspondence Office bulletin states
thar twenty -,sine members OF the Fanny ex-
petition we're killed.
Valtnazetia resigned his office to Csbullo 81,
To ssti.. u ;s~stsvti representation to the
people. saying that Il powerful movement
moves him to resign just when he could ste
'hst the war Nenls soon be- terminated. Iie
sass, IdDn.t tiInkit possible. that the revo
l.iti,ifca,. exist four or ilvt. months longer.
It nov being PROSTATE. without resources, it,
atis.'s-i,ts killed or dispersed. and the expe-
tiiiioas which 81 -tait ed their hopes captured.
ten. ksat, arrived this AFTERNOON 81, the
schooner Express trom Nassau. He denies
the truth Ut The spanish. statement, and saws
there Was 10 cannon Landed.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-18
The Arbitration.

GGNEVA, July Is.
Count Sel0pis, President OF the Board OF
Arbitrxtors. hajuba, the Brazilian member,
Gushing Davis and Waite are slready here.
The English agents are exp cited this morn
Ing 'fo-day's sitsing will be purely formal
fils proceedings q llie Board are still eonti-
Dental.
he English representatives III the arbitra-
ton, hays arrived. tits believed the session
Ct tlle Board will continue from ak weeks to
Two mouths, with tour sittings each week.
he English agents will make i stroag con-,
test against the American direct claims. out
the prevailing Impressions that the award ii,
e or OF the United States will be Ialqe
ono. 8
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-18

sTRiegfY lMFAgTiAL,--jhe AyaNT Carr
TER isnsieifdkes- To State who was tl,e mos
popular enaisii.te proving that We have III
lime beer mistaken. In oar noranc .
~. Me hsn supposed Judge Street Was liz man.
Hestand corrected IS Gazette. e. s''', 80 !.
ne are glas' 20 find the Gaselts 80 rs.a9lvfio
STAND corrected. we believe the xentlema,,
named was also iabsring under fhe sa,ne
hallucinstion. n Tho race il NOT AZ. j. III, ii
theswift, nor the battle 10 the etronr. q,
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-18

II
\ shock 81 earl1 make oceusr.d i r. ]
on the 11tl inst. dssilos ina nm,
er I. q houses.
eflt 7 paftis,Ia, ~ tlse Dans forced him out 1
Salfalisr will give active aid to the greeley
h ssrspNAlf fe ktf during the cam xairll
Al. Inv lisfit Blair Ii, sires.a, III .3,.e
son, Mlclss Ias1 eiluls,lc q ssr...I. (,
Ine 81 vsrest TERMS. and MartslIy eaIysizs,
e ethssys e. 4 ssgaszzs ( y iii Fl Al s
/ David Paul Brown. 81 ru.i,lt,,,. u, $40 E.
Pnllaiielpi,ias died u shafcify ul. tsle li1I,.
i EilioIi = AFagg Store al roros.ts. a1..sz
Was bsirnei IsisI Friday. I.uss. $40 l,sal
nj orange eeieDEafiUils have passed q it,
/ out any hostile DEMONSTRATIONS. 81 4 wais.
n 9 police guarded the procession. IL
| Tie Braz.lials arr making prfa..;v. 49,.
fialations in atieip ton of q war win, q = !
| Argentine rrpHbiic. - So = :
ne Cotton worm il creating Iiavoc fIr an0,,-
Qul iilt entire cotI0n belt Ii as,,,ears III.
weeks earlier than usual. - -
ktv. >. J. Rrown. Of Cincinnati. who ;li..,,
ne poy sciIck on SUNDAY week, Ilas been
held 20 bail III $50, QUO. = .'a' Dss =
work VIII shortly be commenced az III.
new Government building, nc Chlcavn. III.
csiiiilated cost u $2.7Ol.O0O. s., = 8 -
nennetf.s moulding mill and the adjacent
n,laauiags ~ East Bost II were burned IS, The
l1tii Inst Loss. $75. 600. - - ''s'
1e,ss Jotill q. Logan i dressed Iarve
u,AlI ilieetil,g u Oesahs oil Friday MINT.
Local poIiticians in New York are b.lsily
~ ss 49, g ga.,lzls,g campaign clubs.
M. NJ sic.e ~ ports from the port of New
iiOiis A e a y H'au Z li'sss 'pii-
Andrew p. Clark, convicted 81 rape III,
n y at New Castle. De awars.. on Er.i,.y.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-18

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The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-18
x,;iiIsssIil q 4 4, -

~ nv JOHANNESBURG II
j The Democr1Iic mass messing II the vi
fieties Theatre ~ followed biz torchligh
procession. IS
KISGsToN, July IL.
There sas the largest Irocpsslcrl III tstxggs'
men her today hat has ever been itnes ID
I in1 this place. Ilerpswa PEN, kll fufnonll
RoenfsTER. July ia.
! Yesterday afternoon, Weber, Mel aiigl,iin.
while Ii. ate 81 slejiri1il., shot and Nilftl
ibis sfrp-ln0ther and nousldeA Ills keeper.
The affair occurred Ut the house OF his father,
e place known A the old s.Break d Lay
House. z
! PROVIDENCE, July IL.
A gang Of burglars this morning, went ty'
the residence Of Hayward, cashier Of The
Blackstone National Bank, Uxbridge. Mass,
gagged tile whole family, and compelled the
bank teller ID xo with them TO The bank,
where they obtained about $4,000
Sam }. Randall. 81 Penney Chair
nsa,lsoi the Denlocratic Cong ON
Intfee. lsas resigned the craftsmanship, and
General Slocnn has been elected III his
place.
ALExANpRIA, July IL.
There Was 4 disgraeetul alfray between u.
s. Consul General ButleraIlsi Voodleigll. his
Secretary, on the one part. and Gems. Loring
and Reynolds and Major Campbell, ex- Com.
feilerates IN the KIediye's service, ON the
other. Shots were exchanged. and Major
Campbell was Wounded. The affair creates
great excitement. There are various az
counts of It's origin. lsutler's plea In iustifi-
catian Of the inlbroglie Is that the Khedivs's
officers made f'remelltated attemptto as
sassinate him; this the others Indignantly
deny, and assert Butler to be an aggressor.
CHIcAGo, July Is.
The band Of the French Gartle Republic,
arrived hers last evening. They were re-
eeivsd By the French. Italian and Irish so-
cieties and All immense crowd of people. The
streets along the route % the hotel were /
shronged with people who cheered the
trenchinen enthusiastically. They give four
here.
The ceremony Of laying the corner stone
If the lew Turner Hall on the site Of tho /
ne burned last October, took place to-day.
This event drew out the entire German pop
sla,ieii. The weather il the hottest Of THE
easu,i--ths thermometer stood So in the
hade
AoNTaoMERY. July Is.
Inc recent heavy rains caused an overflow f
" OF the Alabanla river aid its tributaries,
caring Up railroad tracks and destroying
9 ton 9 corn crops to the vsl:se of 81, O0O,- B
% or more. The caterpillers are eYfendi, q
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-18

The recent heavy rains caused an overflow
ng OF the Alabama river AID Its tributaries,
tearing Up railroad tracks and destroying
co ton g corn crops to the vslae of s., O0O.-
oOO or more The caterpillers are Extend, e
their rayages. The bali worms have also ap-
pearrd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-24
Political KafPl

Gen. Geo. W. Morgan was nominated for Con-
gress Monday by the liberal republican conven-
ton at ariOn, Ohio.
Judge Horace p. Biddle, nominated for Con-
gress by the liberals of the eighth Indiana dis
Tict, has declined to run.
The Georgia democratic convention met at
Atlanta to-day to nominate a governor and
electors. Gov. James M. Smith has no oppo-
stiOn.
The democrats and liberal republicans of the
18th Illinois district have placed separate can
didates for Congress in the field. Geo. W. Wall
is the candidate OF the former and j. Blackburn
Jones of the latter.
The republican Congressional ticket in Min
nesota is now complete, as folows:-First dis
trict, Mark II. Dunnell, of Watonna; second,
H. b: Strait, OF Shakopee; third, John T. Aver
Ill, of St Paul.
Another Ohio COngressman-Dr. Z. ID. Peck,
OF the Toledo district-declines reelection. The
republican nomination is now conceded to Gen.
Isaac X. Sherwood, present secretary Of state.
Convention next Thursday.
The New York Tribune of yesterday gives an
emphatic denial to what it calls the 50 Bing-
hampton Republicans roorback," the whole
gist and force Of which was that q bargain or
compact, or some sort Of arrangement, had been
made between Horatio Seymour and some one
else, whereby Seymour was to be made Secre-
tary Of State in case Of Greeleys election to the
Preeidency.