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control them. The testimony of our best eiii-
zcns of all classes, establishes the fact, that
CHERRY PECToRAL viii and does relieve and
cure the affecting disorders Of the Throat and
Lungs beyond any other medicine. The most
dangerous affections of the Pulmonary Organs
ton, cured by this preparation, public
" known, remarkable hardly to be be-
heved, were they hot proven beyond dispute.
As a remedy il is adequate on which the public
NAV RELY for full protection. BY curing Coughs.
the forerunners of more serious disease, it saves
unnumbered lives, ard an amount of suffering
not TO be computed. 1t challenges trial, and con-
vinces the most sceptical. Every family should
keep it on hand protection against the early
and unperceiyed attack OF Pulmonary Affections
which are easily met 1T first, but which become
incurable and too often fatal il neglected. Ten
der lungs need this deience and il is unwise 10
be without il. As a safeguard 10 children. amid
the distressing diseases which beset the Throat
and Chest of childhood, CHERRY PICTORIAL
is invaluable; for, by its timely use, multi
tudes are rescued from premature graves, and
saved TO the love and affection centred on them.
It acts speedily and surely against ordinary colds
securing sound and health-restoring sleep. No
one will suffer troublesome Influenza and pain
ful Bronchitis, when they know how easily
they be cured.
Originally the produc-->of long, laborious, and
successful chemical investigation, no cost toll
is spared in making every bottle in the utmost
possible perfection Il may be confidently re-
lied upon rs possessing all the virtues it has ever
memorable as the greatest it has ever effected
PREPARED ny
Or. ]. C. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
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THE Eddyviile Telegraph says "a
deer. chased into the river in frort OF
Iwn By some hunters on Thursday
Last, was caught and killed by two
,tlemeD who happened to be out on
river in canoe at the time. The
Ase on the river was an exciting one. .
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NJ, opDrKE & Co, wholesale
hoods merchants Of New York.
ned las, Saturday Liabilities
10, which they propose TO pay
instalImepts, visL interest,
inst.
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TIE telegraph makes the startling
announcement ;hat there have been
over twelve hundred deaths from chole
Ira 10 Vierpa since the middle of July
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gloss and freshness Of youth. Thin
hair is thickened, falling hair checked,
and badness often, though not always,
cured by its use. Nothing can restore
the hair where the follicles are de-
stroyed, or the glaRAs atrophied and
decayed; but such as remain can be
saved by this application, and stimu-
lated into activity, 50 that new
growth of hair is produced. Instead
of fouling the hair with pasty sedi-
ment, 1t viii keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use viii prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. The
restoration of vitality it gives to the
scalp arrests and prevents the forma-
ton of dandruff, which IS often so un-
cleanly and offensive Free from those
deleterious substances which make
some preparations dangerous and inju-
rious to the hair, the Vigor can only
benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for a HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can be found so desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
not soil white cambria, and yet lasts
long on the hair, giving it rich, glossy
Iustre, and a grateful perfume.
Prepared by Or. J. C. Aver & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
LOWELL, MASS.
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vvNB- @emHa~
CAN FIT \ 800 FOUNDER, OR THE
SMALLEST BOY. in the incest suit of
CsothBng.
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Among the great
discoveries OF modern
science, few are of
more real value 10
mankind than this ef-
fectu;d remedy for all
diseases Of the Throat
and Lungs. A vast
trial of its virtues,
throughout this and
other countries, has
shown that it does
surely and rf1ectpally
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rocIanation b, the Governor
SrArE or KENTUCKY,
EFr.-t~Ar Drp.aTaft-ss-

7
FE4SxroRr, kY.. Sept. II. 1873 J
wHE#Ehs, For rsEt Of capacity IN tire
two iunatie Asyluns then existing 10 SC
eonnoiate the fanatics IN the state.
tct vas passed BY the General assembly
4ntitiei ''An act concerning pauper Lu-
:. ttics il this ,,oluuio IA " eaiihT approved
p>@-A-ss-sh, 1872 oyidiHg for their care
<he Hands Of committees 10 os appoint
BY thc courts, and IN the jails Of tho
kate. wsih payment therefor from tie
JtEte Treasury; under the provisions ef
EA:ch statute number ef such unfor-
snate persons have been and now
mined ard provided for that act
faires- And whereas, afterwards, on
irs 2lst OF April, 1873 act was passed.
~ the General Assembly and approved
providiIg for 4 Third snd Fourth Lunatie
- syitin. aai empowering aud aurlorizing
nc Govaf@Sr TO cause all the funatics IN
<<32State 70 be Acated and prayiacd for
- essylanas al as early a day as
EIlhe Isl day of May. 1875
Isialll - : I.ilsl b, 4. .LunsLie isy.
lst them rot On 49,. ra.'s'
ssfirs, rccons truction, and srrss. *,
2ave been made and are in process
- < lnsde in and upon the buildings
plaees designated the Fourth Asy
IN as that il IS now receiving the class
OF unfortunetes indicated in the law, snd
- will he in condition by the 10th day Of
October next 70 Eceorrmodste 70 the full
-. capacity o&.she 5ufld;ngs And whereas.
- il is beiies that every iuna,ic in the
state can. on That day, be received and
kindly cared for in the said three Asy
ams.
New, therefore, L, Preston II. Leslie,
bverncr OF the Commonwealth of Ken
cky, 10 hereby make known to all the
strict and county officers and commit
Tees Of lunatics, that the accom- u odatons
sioresaid have been made and viii be
.. GnrDSe for the reception and treatment OF
- aties in the State. Therefore,
King them in charge are directed
n them to the proper Asylums, as
MATED by law, immediately after the
y 18th day of October, 1879 after which
Date no money will be paid out Of the
Treasury for their care and treatment in
the hands Of any one outside of said Asy-
lgzs.
- IL HItzsss Fhs-eof. have here
to set nay hand aud affixed the
- I. &. zeal Of State. Done al Frankfort,
J this 18th day Of September, 1873,
L-- and the SD year of the Common
Fealth. p II. LESLIE.
BY the Governor:
Gro. ". CAApDocE, see'y of State.
- I'm.
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c.oshing.

THEY hurg negro lately in Cairo
and this leads the st. Louis Democrat
to say that sit was a severe death, but
what relief to get out Of Cairo p
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THE South West Kentucky Medi
cal Association meets in Padueah, Oct.
18th.
THERE is report that Gen. John
c. Breckenridge IS to go to New York
10 reside.
TuE Graaed Lodge OF the Order Of
Good Te4&ars meets in Henderson,
Ky. Get l4ih.
TuE Hickman Courier doa@ not
publish calls on candidates for 5 cents
: line-ws charge % cents
RaLro,Ovs.-Ksv. J T. MeCutohen.
IS expected to preach at the Cour,
House, to- morrow
THr Union City Fair Is il progress
Atteudauco Thursday ard Friday was
quite large, and will be larger to day.
TnE Mckenzie Tins announces
the death of Mr JOS D Baxter, in
Weakley county, ia the 76.h year Of
his age.
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Boots and Shoes.
or LATEST STYLES,
FOR LADIES,
GENTS, AND CHILDREN,
At XVm. B. Benny'S.
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TIE tobacco crop in Ballard county
has been cut, and many of the farmers
are done curing. Il has turned out
better than was expected.
WHERE are the pen of 70? shout
ed patriotic orator. Dead, responded
a sad looking man in be middle aisle.
The orator seemed to disturbed by
the Information.
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600 BOLTS OF BLEACH DONEs-
I tic, or all prizes, for sale at
J. AMBERG'S.
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Ayers
Cherry PeCtoral,

For Diseases of the Throat and Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.
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Ay er's
Hair VigOr,
For restoring TO Gray Hair It's
natural Vitality and Color.

4 dressing
which Is at
once agreeable,
healthy, and
efectual for
preserving the
hair. It soo7l
restores fad.a
or gray hair
to its original
color, 1Cjth tie
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The Graves county Fair commen
ces, Oct 21st, aud continues FIVE days
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Joseph Ambcrg,
Henry c. Amberg,
DR.. Chas. II. Hubbard,
j. II. Piaut,
W. K. Walker,
Salnl. y. White,
Capt. c. L. Randle,
VIM. l.. McCutc4en,
Col. J. Ii. Davis,
VIM. A. Brevard,
Robt. W. Davis,
John A. Wilson,
Dr. \. a. Farris,
John c. Steele,
+. Case,
Geo. NJ. WiIburn,
VIM. B. Plumm"r,
John W. C,wgill,
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The mills Of the gods may grind
slowly, but they grind. Frank P
Blair left the Republican party a
few years ago to become a Demo-
cratic Senator from Missouri, and
now Democratic Legislative eau
Gus for the same position elect
Lewis V. Bogy, Of st. Louis. We
are glad Blair is beaten. He be-
longs to a class Of politicians whose
honesty and patriotism concentrate
in the benefit and glorifcation Of
self entirely.
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Removal Of bismarck.

\ letter from London to Few
York says the retirement Of Bis
mark from the Prussian Cabinet is
due to q difference between him and
the Emperor on the church ques-
ton. The Kaiser weakened Oh Bis
lnarck's course toward the Catho-
lies, and declined further to follow
him. King William owes his pres
ent exalted position to the superior
craftsmanship and extraordinary di-
plomatic genius Of Prince Won Bis
marck. He it was who projected
the plans and conducted the meas
ures which resulted in the uDifca-
tion Of the German people, and iii
the establishment Of the German
Empire. TO his wonderful genius
and skill, more than all else, may
justly be attributed the present
strength, power and glory Of the
German people. ITis offending must
be great indeed, to justify Emperor
William in removing him from the
position Of Prime Minister. He
has been the power Behind the
throne, the chief agent of is glori-
tication. With that power re-
moved its strength may diminish,
and its glory wane.
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Am Improved System.

Among the different systems Of
voting now in vogue in the differ
ent States OF the Union, several
features of the Massachusetts, sys-
TEN are worthy of considering.
This provides for two sets Of
Judges. One Of these receive the
ballots and determine the qualifica-
ton of voters, the other set count
the ballots every hour during the
voting, and note the number for
each candidate at each count. Thus,
this system not only gratifes the
impatience, SO characteristic Of our
people to get the election news as
speedily as possible, but it also pre-
vents ballot-box stutfing, 50 often
committed in our cities after tile
polls have been closed. 1t obviates
the necessity and fatigue of count
ing the votes after night, the results
being all summed up Immediately,
or very soon after the last vote is
cast, and the polls closed 1t strikes
us the adoption Of something like
this, would be a very good improve
ment to incorporate into our sys-
TEN.
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EASTERN NEWS.

The Merchants Bank, Lancaster
Pa, has been robbed Of $4,000 il
bonds. Two thieves engaged the
cashier in conversation while the
third stole the bonds.
The First Congregational Church,
Chicago, burnt on the 10th. The
building and organ cost $4,000
insurance 100000. Cause, defec-
tive aue.
jones' dry goods house burnt in
New York city on the 10th. Loss,
$150,000 insurance 100000.
1t is stated that Congressman
consider the Samaua scheme i'm
practicable. The Haytien Minister
thinks it will be a bad speculation.
DR.. Joshua Cavitt, associate edi-
tor of the Independent, died at
Brooklyn on the 18th inst, Of ap-
poplexy.
The report of the finding of a
bottle Of strychnine IN the cell late
ly vacated by Stokes is erroneous.
1t was nux vomica, which had been
prescribed.
In the House of Representatives
on the 17th., the Postoffice Com
mittee unanimously authorized
Farnsworth, Chairman, to prepare
a bill to reduce letter postage to
two cents, and to require prepay
ment on all printed matter except
weekly papers circulating in coun-
ties where they are printed.
The votes for President were:
Grant, 300; Greeley, 3; Gratz
Brown, 1S; Hendricks, AZ; jenkins
of Georgia, 2; Davis Of Kentucky,
j. z'he votes for Vice-President
were Wilson, 800; Gratz Brown,
AZ Gen. Banks, /; Julian, 5; Cal
quit Of Georgia, 5; Gov. Palmer,
8; Bramlette of Kentucky, 81;
Groesbeck, ;Mochen Of Louisiana,
/.
Grants popular majority in the
recent election was 759,1S7.
Several cotton failures have cc-
CURED in Manchester lately.
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About sixty thousand people
were present at Chiselburst on the
day Of the funeral Of Napoleon.
One Of the persons who came from
France to attend thefuneral brought
some soil dug from the garden otthe
l'uilleries, which lie strewed over
the coffin after il had been deposit
ed in the sacristy OF the chapel.
Many French spies were present
while tile services were taking
place. AS the Prince Imperial was
returning from the chapel he was
saluted BY the cry Of "Vive la En-
peror." The Prince replied, "The
Emperor is dead. Vive Ia France"
This reply Of the Prince shows a
nice discernment in adapting words
to circumstances, which will oper-
ate strongly in his favor. Tact, like
brass, is wonderful agent in the
race of success.
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The following dispatch is from
Gen. Frank Wheaton, commanding
the forces against the Modocs, ad-
dressed to Gen. Candy:
We attacked the Modocs on the
18th inst. with about 400 good
men, 225 of them Regulars. We
fought the Indians through the lava
beds to their stronghold, which isin
the center of miles otsrocky fissures,
caves, crevices, gorges and ravines,
some ofthem 100 feet in depth.
The Modocs were scarcely ex-
posed at all to our persistent attacks.
They left one ledge to gain another
equally secure, Que Of our men
was wounded twice during the day,
but he did not see an Indian al
though we were under tire from 5
O'clock A. Nj. until dark. No troops
could have fought better than all
did in the attack; advancing
promptly and cheertnlly against All
unseen enemy, over the most rug
ged country imaginable. 1t was
utterly impossible to accomplish
more than to make a forced recon
noiance, developing the Modocs'
strength and position. As near as
possible it is estimated that $50 In
dians opposed the troops. The Pitt
river Indians are believed to be with
them.
Our loss in killed and wounded
is about 40. Two officers, Byt. Col.
David Perry, Company F, LIST Cav
airy was wounded in the left shoul-
der, and John q. Kyle, LIST Caval-
ry, Company G, was wounded
in the left arm, not seriously.
We are indebted to Gen. John
Rosstn the gallant corporation Of
the Oregon Volunteers.
Capt. j. A. Fairchilds brought
2S brave California volunteer rifle
men who joined in time to partici-
pate in the attack.
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LORD LYTToN.

Another distinguished man oflet-
tiers, in the person of Sir E. Bulwer
Lytton, Of England, is dead. He
graduated at Trinity Hall, Cam.
bridge, in 1925, and at once ap-
peared as an author. Asa writer OF
novels he achieved brilliant success.
He was the author Of Pelham, or
the Adventures of a Gentleman !;
The Disowned; Devereux; Paul
Clifford; Eugene Aram The Last
Days of Pompeii; Rienzi the Last
Of the Roman Tribunals, and many
other classic and historic novels. He
also contributed to poetic and dra-
matte literature. OF the latter,
=
The Lady Of Lyons; Richelieu /;
and Money, are celebrated. Be-
sides these, he was the author of
volnminous critical articles and es-
says in the "Quarterly," "Edin-
burgh, Westminster aud "For-
eign Quarterly Review His nov
els are not only read in England,
but in France, Germany, this coun-
try, and elsewhere. He was raised
to the peeragein 1866, as Lord Lyt-
ton. As a parliamentary speaker,
he ranked among the most finished
orators.
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The battle Of last Friday with
the Modocs would indicate that
they are not to be wiped out SO
soon as was supposed and hoped.
The Indians occupy a peninsula
which is protected on three
sides by Tule Lake. Their position
on the open side is a lava bed, COW
cred with rocks and rent with deep
cIia.ms and rugged places, which
afford numerous hiding places to
the wary foe. where he can pick off
an approaching enemy unseen. The
losses sustained by our troops indi-
cate the bravery with which they
fought. The number Of Indians en-
gagged is in excess Of what was sup
posed. More troops have been sent
forward, and more yet may be re-
quired; for the news Of the defeat
Of our troops, will doubtless induce
other Indians to join Jacks band.
Having gone thus fay, nothing short
OF whipping the indians will secure
permanent peace.
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The two Houses Of the Illinois
Legislature ballotted tor United
States Senator on the morning Of
the 21st inst, withthe following re-
suit: Senate fglesby, S2; Trum-
bull, l6; Ccalhaugh, 2, House
Oglesby, 49,; Trumbull, 6. The
two houses were TO meet III joint
session the next day to declare the
result. So c0le zfumbull.
~. - 4.-l-4 4 sss4.-
The Republican caucus Of the
Missouri Legislature on the night
ofthe 18th inst, nominated Hon.
John B. Henderson for the United
States Senate also unanimously
passed a resolution recommending
him to President Grant for a cabi-
net position, IN case changes are
made.
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A Catholic priest ofFort Wayne,

| SOlu dDu eiitCT CIIdIC6 W Uc uncV
in the Catholic Church. 1t is en-
graved in four colos. The auto
graph Of the Emperor accompanied
it. The priest was a personal friend
Of the Emperor in their early days
The will of s. +. Pike, has been
admitted to probate in New York
under date Of Nov. 10Th, 1866. II
was made at Cincinnati and is to
the amount Of 100000. He
leaves to his brother, +. NJ. Pike,
$1,000. and 81, 300 on the payment
Of a DEBT to his brother Henry. The
balance ofhis property goes to his
wife and three daughters.
The counsel for Stokes are press
ing for q new trial. They will re-
" much upon the fact that two Of
the Jurors went outside Of Court for
evidence, one having examined the
ladies' staircase Of the Grand Cen
tral Hotel, and the other examined
a pistol at the gunsmith's to see
whether a four-barreled could be
distinguished from q six-barreled
pistol. An affidavit will also be
embodied in the bill OF exceptions
that before the trial, one Of the .iu-
rors said Stokes ought to hang any
how, and that another saidSit he
was on the jury he would hang him
anyhow.
The smallpox epidemic is Great
ing grave apprehensions in Boston
and vicinity. Threet thousand cases
are reported in the city. The per
centage Of deaths is much larger
than from all other causes combin-
ed. Nearly all burials are in the
night. 1'he epidemic is said to have
had a serious effect upon the com
mercial interests.
In the Senate Oh the 17tb, Nor
ton made a lengthy and elaborate
argument against the present sys-
tenn of Presidential elections.
The bridges on the Harlem ex-
tension, between Chatham and
Nassau, were carried away by the
flood Of the 18th.
In the New York Constitutional
Convention on the 17th inst, OPP
dyke offered an amendment to the
Constitution providing for compul-
sorry education.
A dispatch from Albany, N. T.,
Jan. 18th, represents a great freshet
there.
It is stated that a new horse dis |
ease is prevalent in New York City. |
Surgeons call it spinal meningitis. |
It is thought to be an outgrowth Of
epizootics.
Michigan has put q State Capitol
under contract for the sum Of ST. /
144,037 20. 1t is to be Of sand
stone, and a creditable affair-for
Matilda Heron was placed in
Park Hospital, New York, recently,
for treatment for dementia.
The purchase Of Samana Bay
md Peninsula was made in Decem-
Der. The capital stock of the new
is $20,000,0OO. a. B. !
Stockwell is President
The prosecuting counsel in the
itokes' case thought i: would be
tery difficult to get stay of pro-
,eediugs, and a new trial would be
lard to get.
The wife of Enoch Jackson, col
red, living near Little Rock, Ark,
md another woman, killed him with
drag-pin last Saturday, and threw
his body into a fire. They reported
hat he wss drunk and fell in while
sleep. Both women were put in
ail.
At Shelby, Ky, on the 10th 2
Iesperado named Billy Wilson kill
d his fourth victim, James Will
iamson
lIartranft was inaugurated Gov
rnor Of Pennsylvania, at Harris
urg on the 21st. The military
nd civil display were very fine.
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FoREEaN NEWS.

! tour.
1t is stated that Prince Napoleon
is opposed to the views of the ex-
Emperor and extreme BonspartistS
in regard to the future position Of
the Prince Imperial.
Archdeacon Dennison, Of Eng.
land, has been pelted with stale
eggs by his parishoners.
Recently at a trial Of consider
able interest in Rome, where the
Courtroom was crowded, the pick.
pockets let loose q trained bird.
which sailed around the heads Of
the audience, attracting their atten.
ton, giving ample time for the pick
pockets to relieve the pockets Of
the audience.
OF the $500 foreigners on the
Hawaiian Islands, 1900 are Amer
leans, who own nearly all the Inn
portaDt commercial and planting
4
interests Of the islands.
Agrand reception was given at
Chiselhurst on the 10th by Empress
Eugene and Napoleon ~ to TO-
900 soldiers, statesmen and dlstin-
guished FrenchmeL. The Empress
and son passed through the rooms,
filled with people, all in the deepest
mourning, and gave their hands to
be kissed. Imperialists expect the
speedy restoration Of the Empire,
and with it the Empress as regent.
Reports from the north Of Spain
Carlist insurgents as act
ing with terrible cruelty toward in
habitants who refuse to join their
ranks. Murder and mutilation are
Hundreds Of young men
were forced into the ranks.
Bonaparte's address is prohibited
from circulation among the French
troops in the barracks.
The Roman Senate has approved
The bill forbidding theological III.
struction in the public schools.
The Pope told some visitors on
the 10Th inst, that the bodies Of
The Apostles Philip and James had
been discovered the Wednesday be-
ore in the Church of the Apostles,
The Romish church is never at a
oss tor sensations Of that kind, and
Ter people take them IN.
A late dispatch from Bombay to
london states that a terrible earth
quake occurred at Soonquhure, II.
lia, which resulted in killing tit;
cen hundred persons, in that town
lone.
Madame Catacazy not long since
a large portion Of Eu-
,enie's wardrobe.
The Turkish Government has
ued the London Times for libel in
ublishing a communication, alleged
0 be signed by the Turkish Minis
er in London, containing untrue
tatements with reference to the fl
ances of the Government.
The number Of emigrants who
.ft Bremen for the United States
.st year was $4,000; emigration
'om Hamburg, 10000.
Prince Humburt has declared to
he father of King Victor Emanuel
hat he will leave Italy ifthe latter
eclares his marriage with Countess
lorAori as Illegal.
The Right Hon Edward Bulwer
,ytton, Baron, the well known
'nglish author, died in London on
,e 18th.
Workmen in iron fourdries and
'lling mills throughout Wales,
ave struck.
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It will be gratifying to Republi.

It will be gratifying to RepubIi-
cans to know that with the removal
of Lyman TrumbuIl from the Sen
ate, the last of the Andrew John
son Republicans will have departed.
A more treacherous and selfish fac
ton of unprincipled demagogues,
never occupied Government office.
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The fight with the Modocs last
Friday resulted in killing fourteen
and wounding twenty-three of the
troops. Our forces were compelled
to retire, leaving their dead on the
field.