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.~,.na,tura of ak million dollars. ihe
vnrr has been.begun, and the track ID " w
.,nS .from the Union Depot to Harlem nlYe -
raborers are now employed In inc W 10Th
BRIDGES to be built at 45lh, 46th, 4''n = tho
a,,oets From 4sth stree, to the TIVE
track will pass through three KINDS o. sa =,
80 tho snbterranean, the overgrounu VI
n,,lar. and the natural rock tunnels. tno
wIn be constructed in accordance W.T. w,,I
geographical requirements. Inc tuu u.o t,rae
hs fnv feet In width, and divided into sn-v u,
COMMITMENTS The middle compartment
he twenty-aye feet wide, and Will conIh,n -
$50 ,,oc,.a ot the main road as now LAID; tne
.s,So fnnioeIs will cover the tracks OF the iuture
Ranid Transit Road, the eastern oisis'ou n"'
mo the track tor northern oouno cars ahu
ne uootarn dlyision.for Inward bound trains.
raon If these side tunnels will be twelve feet
n wldth. The Rapid Transit Road will unite
nth The main track at Flfty-sixth street. The
road will begin TO descend at Forty-nintn
street. and thence to Fifty ninth street will
he banned by bridges at every cross street;
thus forming an overground tunnel, which
will be supplied by air and light by openings
at the top and side at q distance OF forty feet.
From seventy-ninth+ street to Elghts-six street
the excavations are 10 be made about TWO
feet below the established grade of the rail-
way. At Seventy-ninth street the excaVa'
lions will be about fourteen feet, and at
Eighty-Arst street about thirty feet.
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The Rev. DIR. Fuller.

It is pleasant to know that the Baltimore
Baptists have bnilt for the DR.. Fuller spoken
of in the following paragraph taken from the
Boston Era, o church Of white marble, In
which he now breaches. No higher encour-
sgement than Is found In the career OF DR..
Fuller could be given to young men who are
called to the ministry:
Professor Heman Lincoln, D. D., of the New
ton Theological Institution, preached at the
First Baptist church of Wexford, R. l., on
Sunday, September l. The sermon was Cd The
the s.Power of Thought" and In the course of
his remarks he related the conversation be-
tween the distinguished Rev. Richard Fuller,
D. D., of Baltimore, and DR.. Preston, OF South
Carolina, at the lime of his (Mr. Fuiler's) con.
version, which was listened 10 with marked
Interest by the entire audience. DR.. Fuller,
previous to his conversion. was one OF the
most promising young lawyers OF all the South,
from one: ot the first families of South Carolina,
with brilliant political prospects, and at the
time of his conversion had just been admitted
TO the bar, but, Tor the love he bore his Mas
ter, threw away his golden future to enter o
life which seemed to Ills friends to be one OF
crnel confinement. The earnest entreatles
for him to reconsider made no impression on
his fixed mind. Where Is he to-day? Did
Fame shut her doors against him when he
entered the ministry? No! to-day he is one OF
the most eloquent preachers In our land, lore
most, a pillar of strength In his denomination.
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TERMS OF II NEWS.

ru DAILY NEWS, by man one year, -; u
,,ontos "a. three montns 81 SO. Served instne
CITY at EIGHTEEN VENTS a week. payable 70 sae 0ai
,Iers. or s. a year, paid in advance at the once
THx TRI.wEskLY NEWS, published on Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays, one year s4' BIZ
months 80 so; three months $la1ts
THK WxszLY NEWS, one year 81. SIX copies
sla. Ten copies, TO one address. sl6. 1850,
RxurrANoM should be made by Poe1oni W
raney order or by Express. If this cannos S Oe
doas, protection against losses BY NAL may so y.
u scurea BY forwarding a draft on Charleston .ss aI pay.
ssis 70 the order Of the Rr % = sss,s, er ah letter. srSS'
{ sor1osa of Wants, TO Rent, Lost and founa,
posrdine. 10, not exceeding 20 words, Is cents
.aoh insertion; over 20, and not exceeding So
words, 40 cents each insertion; over 50. ana NOV
exceeding 20 words, 80 cents each insertion.
rnese rasea are NET, and must inVariaos 70
pstdtn advance. -., ~
Z ddrassli ' RIoRDAN, DAWSON &C oo.,
aat.a No. 10 Broad street, Charleston 81
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The Book Trade.

The annual book trade sales have COM
menced in New York. The transactions this
year, 1t is said, will be very large. The cata-
logne is very full, embracing many firms that
heretofore have not entered into these sales.
The more popular authors are largely repre-
sented in the editions to be offered. The
works Of Charles Dickens, Thackeray, Bret
Harte, Longiellow, Tennyson, Hawthorne,
Charles Reade, and others, are seen on exhl-
billion on the shelves of the auctloneers, In all
kinds of binding and all sorts OF type. Rell-
lglous, scientific and historical publications are
seen side by side with long lists Of English
importatlons, and juvenile books In the great
est profuslon, together with large invoices OF
miscellaneous works. Truly, OF the making
OF books there is no end, and If o mans
enemy, at some period OF his life, does not
write at least a dnodeclmo, he Is a remarkable
exception, and has cheated his expectant foe
of an opportunity of revenge he had every
reason to count upon.
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How is this for Reform

Mr.. Collector Clark Is one OF the chief
cooks OF ssThe True Republican, movement,
professedly inaugurated in the interest vi re-
form. We have already noticed the playful
expedient by which the C%ustomhouse m
ployees we're all coaxed into contributing q
slice OF their salaries to help on 'the cause"
and although the disclosure OF the TACT in
The NEWS caused a terrible rpttling among
the s.True Republican" dry bones, there Is
not one OF the small army OF reluctant OIL
cial contributors who has had the hardwood
to deny that the assessment was actually
levied. We now hear, on equally good
authority, that two colored Customhouse
employees, Cyrus Gaillard and W. e. Thomp-
son by name, have for the past two or three
months been employed exclusively in can
vassing for and organizing the Boilers
party. 1t is not to be wondered at, perhaps
that Federal officials in South Carolina
should, In many things, choose to ape Inc
rascalities OF their master in Washington
but we respectfully call the attention Of
President Grant to the startling fact Ina
salaries paid out OF Uncle Sans capaclous
pocket are thus being used to defeat Inc
blessed Irregular" Republican ticket in the
loyal State OF South Carolina. II he can
stand this style Of Civil Service Reform 30
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The Dogs OF st. Bernard.

This Is not only an iconoclastic, but a real
,stIc age. Men not only trample down old
forms and ceremonies, but the most oeanliinl
traditions are critically sefutinized and ruin
lessly deprecated by modern writer's ana
travellers. The 'splous monks OF st. Bernard
are known to us all for their kind hearts and
charitable lives, but chiefly endeared by those
acts In which an humble ally plays a noble
part. Ever with their name is associated Inc
scene where s'the traveller, by the faithful
sshound, half-buried 10 the snow, was fonnd."
And now this picture, too, is clouded over.
The monks are still ready to stretch ont nos
pitable hands from their bleak abode. Inc
travellers are more numerous than ever, out,
sad to say, the brute instincts Of the dogs can
not be trained to comprehend the difference
between the bona fde objects Of their care
and the worthless peregrlnating nuisances
who infest The locality. It Is stated that
s.French correspondents who have settled on
uMoupt Saint Bernard complain that lately
..they do not find the dogs of that locality so
.sdiscerning as fame has reported. They oo-
sject to being rescued by q%uadrupeds 10 the
.snow when they seek 1t for the express pur'
.,spose of keeping cool; they have some difli-
..cultyin making the animals understand that
sthey don't want to BIZ saved or violently
dragged by their clothes to the good iathers,
s.who have a way of rubbing them over Wilt.
ssspirlts, when heat Is the very thing they are
striving to syold.n This statement Is, Sad, but
conclusive. We can no more respect the St.
Bernard dog, who sees no difference and
makes no distinction between a frozen wan
derer and O French correspondent, than the
pointer who straightens his tall for sparroWs
or wastes his time In hunting feld-larks.
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r IFE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA, ST..
i LoUls.-At.a meeting OF The policy. holders S
Of the Life Association OF America, heiu az n smo
company's rooms on The 2Sth August, LOT ,n ~, ppn ar.
~ Ibe charter or me Association, 1t was the sense
Of the meeting that other amendments be added 0ls
to those proposed, and the whole be again J m sae.
mitted to the members or;tne coihpahy ~ ms Saia "a
soon as practicabie. Now, therefore. ms i. ID 10 ~
give notice that q meeting OF me ponSy,no.u enIn al
the Life Association will be held at me Pl Tic q
WRnNEspXY. the asth day OF September, instant,
at 10 O'Clock A. n. for the purpose Of voling ior
or against the proposed amendments 70 W me sn ,ne
nrovIs,ons OF section is Of an Act OF the General
Assembly OF the State Of Missouri, approved
March 10, 1889. entitled IAN act for the incoopU.a.
ton and regulation OF Lille Assuranee o'"p"
nie'' JAMES b. BR1rTON, President.
sep1s-mwft WIN. HANLEY, secretary.
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The proclamation by the Governor calling
the elections for Wednesday, the 10Th day of
October, will be found In another column.
Also for the submitting to the people of the
several proposed amendments TO the Con-
stitutlOn.
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Miss MARY ANN BUIE, Confederate Soldiers
Friend, begs to inform her friends that she will
open q Select Finishing School III Aiken, second
to none 10 the country. Everything taught In
any institute, Solid or Ornamental, will be
taught; European Languages, Vocal and Instru.
mental Music. Drawing, Painting, Wax, French,
German and Spanish. Latin and Music, by COM
petent gentlemen professors. M A. UlE
auQ29
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D1AMoND ELL, ABBEvrLLE Dist, 8. o.
f'-f" June 7, ,1670. (

June 7,1B70. :
Messrs. DowIB, NOISE + DAVIS, charleston, {. {. !:
Conference.-The box Of drugs ordered on 3lst,
May not arrived YETI We are anxionsly awaiting
IL. particularly the Golfers. Remedy. We have
had twenty calls for Il In, the last twenty days.
1t is decidedly the best medicine that ever was
compounded for what 1t professes.to do. IL
been used In thle vicinity for Rheumatism. and
has proved more efectual than anything else:
DR.. d, F, s. cured himself Of q bad case Of
Rheumatism by the use OF two bottles. He has
been laid up over three months. he Is now able to
practice again. Many certificates can be procured
In this vicinity, and we write this from Q sense OF
duty. to you. ~; KAHN
DOWIE, NOISE g. DAVIS,
PRopRIETORs, Charleston, s. O.
jun3.mw6mos
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DLANTATION FOR SALE = GREAT
- RARGAIN-PQRT ROYAL

i B~ARGAIN-PORT ROYAL RAILROAD
Tue subscriber, being about to leave the State,
offers for sale that valuable PLANTATION, called
the "Yeoman'sT Tract situated IN BarnWell Coun.
ty, near jackson's Branch, waters OF Lower
Three Runs, containing 9i9 acres.
The line OF the Port Royal Railroad is In close
proximity to it, and the splendid Circular Saw
MIL OF DR.. J. U. Miller not moro than q mile from
the rlchly.tlmbered portion OF the estate.
There are about 200 acres cleared, producing
splendid crops OF cotton and corn.
Last year 4 comfortable frame houses were
erected by the proprietor on the outer edge OF the
body Of timber, and the locality Is remarkably
healthy.
The umbered portion t7l9 acres) presents as
fine q body OF virgin forest as the eye can meet
with In this State, varying from the smallest aized
cap Timber to the largest ranging size.
10 railroad contractors, lumbermen and tur.
pentlne d~istilers, no finer opportunity has ever
been presented OF realizing q fortune, as they
have the option OF shipping to Savannah or Port
Royal, either by water or rail.
For further particulars, apply to the subscriber,
or to II. n. THOMPSON, Esq. Attorney 1t Law,
WlIllston, SO. Co.. in whose hands are the titles.
WllIiston, So. Ga, August lst, 1872.
seps.lmo X. N. MILLER.
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Gbnfatlunai.

Mrs. HOPSON PINCKNEY'S BOARD.
lHl- ING and Day School for Young Ladies, at No.
IS Hasel street. Oilers facilities for instruction in
the usual branches of English Education; also In
the Modern Languages, Drawing, Painting, Vocal
and Instrumental Music. Exercises Will be re.
sumed October /. sepl7.lmo
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CHARLESTON, 8. G., June IT, 1872.

CHAHLk6TUN, .. %, uuU III 1oTSs T
Messrs. DowIB, NOISE & DAVIS:
GenNe7nen-I have used q number of bottles OF
your Colller's Kennedy for Horses, and from my
experience believe 1t to be the best Llniment
ever offered to the public. l have had for the
past eleven years q stubborn case Of salt Rheum
OK letter on my head aud arm, which has been
and South Carolina without success. Two bottles
or Colier's Remedy has enectuallyc cured me.
-'-"I .sI a. WILSON, .-a...l
Proprietor Livery Stables, No, l4s Meeting street,
49,. :. Opposite Pavilion Hotel.
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LOUISVILLE, KY.s May 1850.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, May 1850.
ISAAC COLLIER, Esq, glasgow O. D., Barren;
take great pleasure In recommending Golfers
Remedy as an almost Indispensable article, ana
vsfV valuable ID: ali who own or have charge OF
stock. 1t Is the. best l have ever used for Sprains,
Sores, or Calls on Horses. Some OF the men con-
nected with the Company have used IL for severe
Burns and Sores as well as Rheumatlc Pains, anu
for Bruiscs. &C.. and all cay 1t acts Ike magic In
Scratches on Horses 1t is invaluable. We use no
other Liniment, j..
For Adams's Express Company.
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Newspapers.
THE MARION STAR,

Published in one Of the best agricultural sec
t,ons OF the state, aud having q large and 10,
creasing circulation among the planters ana
hns.ness men, oner Its Columns to the Factors,
Merchants and other business men OF Cnsriestoh
AZ Inc best medium through which they can com.
mnntcste with the Planters and Merchants OF tno
Peedee Country. Business Cards and other Al
vertisements inserted on liberal terms
sddreaa ", J. kCKERALL,
sep7.1m0 maiion' y 9
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A NEWFOUNDLAND DOG WAS FOUND
IA astray last Sunday night, and It's owner can
get ltby proving property and paying expenses.
Apply in Logan street, second house from broad.
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GnmmEer Resorts.

MOUNT VERNON HOTEL. No; 81
lXl W. MONUMENT STREET, aa1orite aa.
f mbis TS Situated in one OF the most eligible
positions 10 the city, en- the highesG sf gro Rss asp
Consequently Wei adapted, for m . sammee ha msg.
being comparatively cool IN I'm m'a sna other con.
1 1aniencas on every noor. is now open for the re,
Ventemce ~ ,Snse contemplating q tour OF pleasure
Sse Coming seisoD. The cars run Within q square !
OF LUG nor3e pronrietnr. jun84moa
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FOR HORSE.

1t is warranted to cure Lsmeness. SPAWN. Big
Head. Big Jaw. Founder, Sprsins OF the Shoulder,
Leg. Back, Sinews, Fetlock. S,i1e Joint and Hook
Joint, Splints, Wind Calls, Ringbone, String Halt,
Swelled Legs, Cracked Heels, Thrush, Poll EVIL,
Saddle Calls, Old Sores, strains OF the Round
Bone and other Joints, Enlargement OF the BACK
Joint, and all Diseases Of Horses which are caus.
ed by Inflammation Of the Muscles.
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For Adams's Express Company,

f. A. MINOR, Of York County, 8. O., writes us,
nnder date OF october, 1859. as follows: "hy
horse was considered worthle g., (hls case was
SPAWN but since the free nse OF your Colier's
Remedy I have sold him for $i60. Your remedy
ia Going wonders mp here on man and beast.
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Cost au6 found.

nICKED UP ADRlFT OFF MORRIS
Island, q Flat. The owner can nave the
game by proving property and paying expenseb.
Apply 10 Lighthouse Keeper, motifs lsland.
Bep17 81
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FOR MAN.

This Linament has gained q lasting reputation
where 1t has been used In most cases which re.
quire an external remedy, such as Rheumatism,
Soreness and Swelling OF the Breast. Pain and
Weakness 10 the Back and JOINTS Sprains,
Bruises, Cramps, Numbne8s, Frozen Limbs, Bites
OF Insects, Old Sores, Fever Sores, G0ltre or
Swelled Neck. Paralysis, Wounds, Eryaipelas,
Bites OF Reptiles, Headache, White Swellings,
Poison, Burns, all Swenings, Salt Rheum, Corns,
Warts, Sore Eyes, Run Rounds, &C., d..
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TLEGANT AND RELIABLE PREPAR'
IN ATOMS.

W. B. wARNER & co.,
OF PHILADELPHIA,
Orer the following assortment OF Elegant Pre-
parattons, now used by Physicians every where
Send for Price List to Dr. q. BAER, Charleston:
Iron and Iodoform Pills, q powerful Alternative
Comp. Phosphorus Pills, for Impotence, Loss O.
Nerve Power. DC.
Elixi Cinchonia C8llsay8
| ELK Pyrophosphate OF Iron
| Elixir Uslisaya, Iron and Bismuth
| Elixir Oalisays, Ferrated
Ellxi Caiisaya, Iron and Strychnia
Elixir Pepsin, Bismuth and strcyhnia
Elixir Valertanate Of Ammonia
Wine OF Pepsin
| Bitter Wine Of Iron
Wine Of Wild Cherry
| Ferrated Wine OF Wild Cherry
comp. Syrup Of PhoGphntes Tor Chemical Food
syrup Of Hypophosphites Qor Consumption Bron
chitis, &c.)
| Licorice Lozenges, cotaining Vanilla, Tolu, &c.
| Elixir Taraxacnm Comp. This ID q new and valu
able combination OF the medicinal properties
Of the Dandelion, Wild cherry and Gentlan,
associated with Aromasics. IL 10 rom
Its medicinal virtues, it 10 uselui as u re III
and for masking the bitter taste OF Quinlne.
Elixir Gentian and Iron
| Elixir Bromide Of Potassium. -..- rae.
| syrup Phosph. Quinine, Iron and Strycnnia, LII Ait
ken's syrup for Debility and Nervous Pros
tratIon. Indigestion, UhlorosIs, DC.
Erx. Valerianste Of Strychnia
Ely Phosph. Quinine. Iron and Strychnla lol tae
f4N GREATEST service where there Is 8 tendency 70
Reef Wine and IRON, an elegant combination
especially servlceabls In cases OF cnnaren aha
IN odSistion to the above, W. R Warner Il 90.
mannfsoture q fuii line OF Fluid Extracts and
sugar:Ooated PI e. all OF which are TO Dc mad at
nahu DR.. q. BAER, No. ISL Meeting street,
-,,oa.dSW0moA Charleston, 8. @.
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MeetiuQ8.

A TTENTION, WAGNER ARTILLERY
n ~CLUB.-Atlend q Regular Monsniy Dri ..
your Club, at Llndstedts Hail, III EVENING ~
i O'Clock precisely. " order; eoo-o,orv
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DHENlX STEAM FIRE COMPAN1.-
Attend the Monthly heeNng Oh your
ooWp"D'' B. J. ROWLAND, Jk,
Secretary
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Drnas Of UhplesaIe.

~ o lie RS B E NJ E d 4
FOR
MAN AND BEAST.
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Uouartuersblps a,to u,ssolutiors.

COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE: FRoM
THO date tina name OF our nrm VIII be
MHNSON r BROWN. @. q. JOHNSON, :
Santemhsr !. 1870. No. 26s King street.
o0p. O. II. JOHNSON,
,on,1.usma y. n. BROWN.
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DOARD IN A PRIVATE FAMILY Is
ID wanted by q gentleman and two children.
Address DOMESTIC at this office. sepl8-3f
GOOD BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
" Rooms, upon reasonable terms, at No. II
Broad street. Day Boarders accommodated at
short nolce. sep18
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For Gale.

BARTLETT PEARS, AT KLEIN'S, No.
u 800 King street. extra due ones3 also o
fresh supply OF Delaware Peaches and Red APP
pies. sepl8.1*
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Boarding..

A SINGLE GENTLEMAN WISHES TO
~ obtain board 10 q private family. Address
A. B., Lock Box No. so. Hep18.1S
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comprising q foil assortment OF
TEAS, SUGARS AND FANCY GRooERIEA


n
Families in the country will ind iii 70. their in.
terest to entrust orders TO our care. Hs9tpg
made q specially of PARTICULAR ATTEay On
TO COUNTRY ORDERS, we now have the larg.
est country trade of any retail dealer in the city.
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MULES AND HORSES JUST ARRIVED
lXl- at X. 0AKMAN'S STABLE. No. IS Church
street, near Broad street. Low for cash or ciiy
acceptance. g.
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EOR SALE, A JUDGMENT AGAINST
IL J. HENRY OTJEN, son of the late Henry
OIjen, for Seventy-aYe Dollars. Will be sold at q
discount at MENKE d MULLER'S. aug27
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Wai1ts.

WANTED, ;, !. a ,,G GEs 81 Ave. GOOD SaaI wages ae
Recommendations required. Apply at NO.
i'm Calhoun street. aePlo-o
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AT PRIVATE SALE, THE PLANTA-
II TON on the western branch OF Cooper
hiyer, known a. North Chachan, containing
about one thousand acres, OF which aoout eighty
acres are prime rice lands. On the Plantation
ore residence, on Bulldogs and negro quarters.
With 1t Will be sod g summer residence IN
COrdesville, one mile distant. and q detached
tract OF three hundred acres very ine plneland.
Apply to J. DRAYTON FORD, No. SO Broad street.
nepl3.fmW8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-06

ALLEGED KUKLUx ATTACK ON RAILROAD
TRAIN.-A man named Lyon, Who recently ar
rived at Cincinnati from Memphis, reports that
at Brownsville, Tenn, on Friday, a band OF Ku-
klnx had Just hung negro, whose dead body
was placed OH the train, accompanied by his
brother and sister and some friends of the de-
ceased About the same time the train was
boarded by one hundred armed Kuklux each
al med with two navy revolvers. After the train
had left the station the Kuklux commenced firing
on the negroes in the cars, wounding four OF
them, two badly. A number Of other persons
had their clothing perforated with balls. Asthe
train passed through the woods one OF the parties
passed through the baggage car and over the
tender, from which he fired upon the engineer,
the ball passing through the engineer . hat. The
engineer then seized his assailant and hurled
him down an embankment, the brakeman firing
two shots at him. The supposition is they ex-
pected to stop the train and take possession of
Objectionable parties who were on board. At
Balls Station the party left the cars, taking the
wounded with them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-06

THE QUEENS SPEECH, HoAX.-The Pail
Mail Gazette, of yesterday afternoon. publish ed
what purpOrted to be an abstract Of the Queens
speech to be delivered to Parliament to-day, in
which considerable space was devoted to the
Alabama claims, and the following passag,
quoted, Through a pardonable oversight on the
part of the negOtiators, the claims were MOI
explicitly limited to direct losses, and therefore
the Preside mt Of the United States has preferred
a considerable amount of indirect claims, IT.
many Of which my government has demurred.
/ hope the amount To be ultimately defrayed
will not exceed the French payment to Ger
many"
A later dispatch from London says: s.There is
no doubt that the abstract OF the Queens speech
published i'm the Pail Mall Gazette of this even
ing was a bOaxo