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National Republican., 1873-09-22
vrNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE

TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
~ WAsHIsgros. D. O. Sept. is. 1873
Ilion. New York, praying for the extension Of q
patent granted 70 her on the 18th day Of December,
an improyemsnt IN C2mposition for kindins Fire!
closed on the lifh day OF November next; that the
time for nlins .rruments and the EIAminer's re
and that said petition be heard on the 26th day OF
November next
teH Msw g. b. LE6aETT. Commissioner.
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AUCTION SALES.
Future Days.
DY LATINIRR & CLEARLY,
ID Auctioneerr and Real Estate Broters
corner Of Penn, ave and Eleventhsroet.
Star ONCE Building.

Of I.ATINIkh q NtlEhhh,
ID Auctioneerr and Real Estate Broters -.
corner Of Penn, ave and EleVehthsueet'
Star ONCE Building.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE RfhL ES
TATE,ODNSIsTINGo o. a THREE- STORY hNNp
BtSEMENT PilESSED.RRlCK DMELliN1,
sITUkTFDoN IsThLEI, BETWth;SS, N, filtSsTi III
AND SECOND STREETS soU1HEASr' OAfi'
TOL HILL
HE By virtue Of deed Of trust, dated November
Ea ~, A. y, $50, and duly rccorded IN ii6er NJ
eai, folio o5, ct scd,, q the Land kec2rds
b,s, and a. request % the par,y secured thereby,
% inc hishsst bidder, on TUESDAY, ssp,em6e,rr ~,
A. y. ls7s, at O'clock r. n the following descIlbed
real essts Ia wsshns,on city IN sad ID Dis,rie.; ,o
division Of ORIGINAL lots numbered eighteen ",
aud nineteen, tlql in square number d seven nun
dred and thirty.two. t'ai) together win the I'M
Terms Of ssiei Ono half cash. tof which en-
must he paid down at time Of sale) balance In a.,
and twelve months, with interest at eight PER cent
per annum, pay able semi annually, for which TIT
notes Of the purchaser will be taken, 70 be secured
by q deed of trust on the property sold. Convey
of sale are not complied with in ak days after palt
the property will be rcsold at risk and coat Of tn
'''. Wit r, HoLTzMAN, Trustee.
/ scisd LAT1MER OLEARY. Aucts.
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DY GREEN L. WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
ID No. IOOl northwest corner Tenth aud d streets.

ID No. iOOl northwest corner Tenth and d streets
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VERY VALUABLE AND
DESIRABLE BuILDINg LOT ON THE WEST
%EsEit SSSit SsSSTI,TsEkES SsSSTI,TsEES iSDf sfEkErs' NEAR
Dy Virtue u deed OF trust 10 us, dated January
81, fs73, and duly recorded Ia L,ber MOSS folio
%, one OF the Land Records Of WAshington county,
district OF Columbia and by direction q the party
secured, We will sell. on FRIDAY, september %,
is,s a.. O'clock m In frSpt q The theirs nreises' 20
prised within the following metes and bounds. viz
Commencing for the sane at . point on the west
side of Fifteenth street the east line Of said lot
twenty feet south from the northeast corner
thereof: thence south nineteen feet: theuce west
one hundred and six feet thence north nineteen
feet: thence east one hundred and six feet to the
place Of beginning. together with the improvements
Terms Of sale as presc tbed by the deed Of trust
One thousand dollars. with interest at ten per cent
from January %, ls1a, and the expenses Of sale In
months, with interest from day OF sale, to be ts
cured by q deed Of trust upon the property. Az
conveyanclng at the expense OF toe purcha.erj elG
down on the day Of sale. In case the terms ~ sale
not compiled with IN seven day. after tale IN!
trustees reserve the right to reseil the property nj
the risk aud cost OF the aulunH purchaser after
hve days advertisement in the NATIONAL REPuB
LICAS. BRAINAhD II. WARNEht Trpateea
gEORnE W. aTICkNEYJ .e'
GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
seii-eodSds tstar aaw&dsl
DY d. II. wARNER,
IL Real Estate lIroker and Auctioneer,
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AUCTION SALES.
Future Days.

DIV LATIMER & CLBARy,.
ID Auctionecrs and heal Estate Broners, .ra
Eleventh street, Star Oinoe Building.
ON FIFTH STREET EAST, BETWEEN AND
"a y sWfEEbbssEEssb sWfEEbbssEEssbss9 ahFrEnSooN. September ~.
Nb O'Clock, We win eel in front q the premisss
Part q Lot No IN square ss6, having front q y
feet inches on Fifth street east, with delth ni
feet iuches, improved by small frame dwelling.
'''' 'O''' ANDREW n. CoYLE.
Heal Estate broker.
LATIMER q CLEARY,
acpis.lkds tStafl Auctioneers
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National 8epublitan.

rM. REr q BLiCAN has N
Larger Circulation than any
other 1oraing Paper Ia the
District of Columbia.
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DY GRRRN 4 WILLIAMS, Asctiescers,
ID No. lOOl, northwest corner Tenth and d streets.
sAkS 4haB sFs sss
BETwEES AND = SHEETS NORTH

BEfwEEs o AMI. sTREETs SgRfH. ...,
Es By virtue OF q deed OF trust, dated the lIth
Uas day January, A. ID, lsI3, an duly recorded IN
- Liber No, 0S, folio ., one of the land records
aud by direction OF the holders Of the notes shall
sell at public auction. on MONDAY, the 18th dsy Of
situated In the city OF Washington, District Of Co
umba. " yiti Part Of Lot numbered twenty four.
cred west Of square No. bsL beginning for the
North from o street, and running thence west u
feet thence northwardly u feet six inches thence
p-st to Third street west; thepce south with SAID
Third street II fert 10 inches TO the place Of bfstn
ming with the improvements thereon.
Terms Sey, n hundred dollars cash: balanoe in
six and twelve month"; for notes bearing interest,
and secured by . deed Of trust on the property
Fifty dollars down on the day Of sale. And II the
terms are not complied with within Ave days After
the day Of sal. the trustee the right to re
sell at the risk and cost Of the d faultinE pur-
chaser, NuSSELl. BhRh Trustee.
sell d GREEN 4 WllILlAhb, Auch
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DENTISTS.

- DIR. A. PRATT, GRADUATE OF
&n lohio loh Gollsfe q Dental Surgery; I'll sey.
south Of Odd Fellows Hall. Wsshinston. Gas
used in extracting Teeth. Teeth sl0 q set. either
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DY GRERN Il WILLIAMS, AuctIenesi
ID iOCi, nor hwest corner Of Tenth and d stree

TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE LOT ON
MMtSiS19HUsETrTIss hyfTMHH9Es wrsT
RS Court Of the District OF Columbia, In Equity
front Of the premises, on MONDAY, the 18Th
day OF september, 1873, q O'Clock p. m, Lot
No q, N Square No. bi7. In the 'i'y OF Washins
Th iot fronts 81 feet 4 inches on Massachusetts,
avenue, between Fourth and Fifth streets west
Terms One third cash: balance a. sii and twelve
monhs 70. ThiSh IN hs me y. PaTssnsss Ss osaI snd
a lien retained on the property deposit OF ei0
will be required at the time Of sale. Ali conveyAno-
S '''''' - WT TEMSAaTTINoLY.l Trustees.
selEd GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts.
National Republican., 1873-09-22

DY b. IL. WARMER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
72a Seventh street. between q and II streets.
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A SPECULATION

CHEAP HOMES NEAR THE CARS AND NEAR
THE CITY LIMITS.
TWO TO FOUR ACRE LOTS.
A FEW lots WILL BE SOLD CHEAP FOR CASH,
LONG CREDITS will bo given where II IL de-
sired, with siI per cent. Interest.
Several lots arc sold. and will be improved In the
The situation is attractive and healthfui. and
lovers Of the rural and beautifel could no, be
better suited. r. NJ. HALL,
Real Estate Broker,
relseS1m ktt Seventh strect,
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f%-TO TnR VOTERS OF THE
TWENTY FIRST DISTRICT, Having
OF the Twenty. .nrst district nt mass meeting held
a. Brown's hall, corner of Fourth aud D streets
southeast, hereby announce myself As = candidate
for the Houas OF De:esateg for election 10 the
ssli.a ' : "'' sIDNEY W. HERBERT.
National Republican., 1873-09-22

DY DUNCANsON, BOWLING 4 co,
Nor'hvestA
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f%@J. II. BROOKS ANNOUNCES HIM
- self as tn LAboring Mans Independent
Candidate for the House Of Delegates from the
Seventies n b District sel7,lpkB NJ
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pATys OP ADyERTIsINai A
THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN

Twenty. .nve cents per line. Advertisements under
be head Of "For Sale or Rent" wanted" Lost
nd Found ".nd Personal. Twelve and half cents
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kS oFTiiE DisTRIcT Of coLU8biA.

fWs DIR. EVANS, DENTIST, WILL RR-
~ sumo practice on tho let Of October, ct his
residence, al Fifteenth street seiast'
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PuBLIBHED EVERY MORNING
tsundsys e1certod)

BY W. y. NJ nVh'
Nortbe,s, corner OF Tenth and d streets,
Frontins Pennsyivanis avonue)
sud s furnished to subscribers tby carrisrO o.
oonts per month.
Mai subscribers. ssUo per year; sto for si1
months, and saOo for three months, Invariably In
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THE TURF.
Long Branch Races.

LoEG BRANCH, July 2l.-George Wes
and ViCiar Hugo were the only horses IL
the steeple chase. The former won.
The August stakes for two year olds
one mile, were won by Saxon. Time
1.4S9.
Thcgrcat event Of the daywss the race
for the Robins stakes, in which the CON
testants were Tom Bowling, Lizzie Lucas,
Alice Mitchell, Storhenge, and Minstrel
Notwithstanding the recent defeat oI
Bowling, he was the iRvorite in The pools
Just before the race the selling was as
follows: Bowling 4, 8, 5; Lizzie Lucas 2, O.
8; Alice 9, /, O. The most intense excite
mont prevailed on account oil Bow
ling's engagement in the Travers
stake at Saratoga. Bowling acted
badly, and made frantic efforts to
break away from the trainer, and delayed
the start considerably. At last McGrath
told the starter TO send them off no mat
ter where Bowling was, 80 long as his
head was turned in the right direction
Following this order, the starter let them
go, Bowling being fifty yards behind
StOrhenge and Minstrel, who were led by
Lizzie Lucas and Alice Mitchell, the
latter being in advance. Bowling,
however, rushed to the front with
amazing rapidly, and at the quarter mile
was ten lengths in advance OF Gll, aud in.
creased the lead to twenty lengths before
reaching the halt mile. lie was now ia
ken well in hand, and the pace became
slower. At the halt mile he was six
lengths ahead, and ut the end Of the mile
two lengths. Hero he was again let out,
and went on increasing the distance be-
tween him and his competitors, winning
easily by twenty lengths. Time 3:42i.
Bowling starts tonight by steamer for
Troy, thence by rail to Saratoga. ..
The fourth race was q consolation hand
leap purse Of $4OO for the beaten horses,
all ages, II mile Seven started. Galitza
won in 243t, beating, Galway second,
Tabitha third. ..
A match between Survivor and Aero
lite. one mile dash, was won by Survivor
in lao.
The directors have decided TO hold
three days meeting, commencing August
2lat.
Tom Bowling is enthusiastically praised
in all the hotels tonight
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A uouse not Taxable.

Says writer in the 0rerlaad Aonhiy'
The loltiest house, and the most perfect
in the matter Of architecture | have ever
seen, was that which woodchopper &C.
cupied with his family one winter, in the
forests OF Santa Cruze county. 1t was
the cavity of a redwood tree $40 feet in
height. Fire had eaten away the trunk
at tho base, until circular room had been
formed, sixteen feet I'M diameter. AT
twenty feet or more from the ground was
a kuot-hole, which afforded egress Tor the
smoke. With hammocks hung from pegs,
and q few cooking utensils hung upon
other pegs, that house lacked no esential
thing. This woodman was in possession
Of house which had been 1000 years in
process Of building. Perhaps on the very
day 1t was finished he came along and en-:
tered in. How did all jack.knifc and
hand.saw architecture sink into insignih.
cameo in contrast with this house in the
solitudes Of the great forest. More.
over, the tenant Jared like prince.
Within thirty yards Of his con-
ferrous house mountain stream went
rushing past TO the sea. In the swirls
and eddies under tho shelving rocks, il
one could not land half dozen trout
within an hour, he deserved TO go hungry
as q penalty for his awkwardness. Now
and then o deer came out into the open.
ings, and, at no great distance, quailS, rab.
bits, and pigeons could N lpund, What
did this man want more than nature fur.
nished him7 He had a house with a
"cupola" $40 feet high, and game at the
cost Of taking it This Arcadian sim
pllcity would have made lasting i'm
preston, but for volunteer remark that
nothing could be added TO give lie a
more perfect zest. "Woll, yes" said he
~ reckon II you are going back 10 town
YOU might tell Jim 10 send me up gal,
lon Of whisky and some plug tobacco.
It will not do TO invest hollow tree
with too much sentiment and poetry. Il
that message had not bocn suggested, We
should hsvD been under the delusion &c
this day that the lives Of those people
dwelling In a house fashioned q thousand
years ago, were rounded 10 perfect full
ness, without one artificial want
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SPAIN.

The CRrIIsis Sack and Burn lgual'
MADRID, July 2l.-The Carlsls have
sacked and burned Igual.
BAYoNNE, July 21.-Thc Carlist force
which captured IgualRda is under the
command ofDon Alphonso, and comprises
$500 infantry, 200 cavalry; and three
pieces ofartillerY In consequence Of the
Carlist successes the municipal authori.
ties OF Barcelona have organized COM
mittee OF safety, and enrolled dll men be
tween the ages Of twenty and forty years;
MADRID, July, 2l.-The Mayor Of
Alberoeer, In Valencia, was ASsassinSted
during local disturbance growing out oI
the recent election, to-day.
MADRID, July 21.-The crews OF the
Spanish men.ot.war, Almauzs, Vittoria,
MendeZ, Nuncz, Fermanasel and Cstalo-
MIA having revolted, the government has
issued proclamation declaring them pi.
rates, and authorizing their capture and
treatment as such by any foreign power
on the high seas. DEGREES have also been
issued dismissing from the public service
Generals Contreras aud Pierrod, and re.
moving from office the civil Governors Of
CordoVa, Murcia, Portcvedra, Leon and
Orenz.
Gen. Pavla has been appointed Captain
General, and Alvlsia and Estramadura
provinces have declared themselves inde'
pendent cantons. i-'.' - q.
The majority in the Cortes propose 10
move a vote oI censure on the govern
ment Tor declaring the insurgent crows
pirates. ".i, -.
It's reported that Price, member Of
tho International Society Of England, Is
in command Of one Of the reVolted men;
oG'war. .
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senator Morton and Party.

LEAvENwoRTI, RAs., July 21.-Sana-
atOr Morton and party, who have arrived
in this city from Colorado, was serenaded
by tho band OF the Filth U. S. Infantry
this evening, aud many citizens and OIL.
GERS called and paid their respects. In
response 10 repeated calls from large
ihrOng Of people who had assembled
in the street, Mr.. Morton made short
speech, in the course of which he stated
that his visit had no political end in view
and expressed the opinion that all ques'
tons tending TO divide the country and
array one section against another had
been settled.
This is the Senator'S first visit 10 Kan
sas, and ho expresses himself highly
pleased with tho evidences OF thrift and
progress everywhere presented.
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A Story with Il Moral for Those who
Would Run un Illicit Whisky Well


"You see, Mr.. Davis, twenty cows,
a distillcry and farm OF hundred acres
gives m" and my four boys heap OF
work iD IL, IN! =, 10 il all ourselves; no
hired folks about anywhCre-It don't pay ,
they pry into things too much. So tor
three or four yeurspss we've done pretty
well, and only for our stupid Joe leaving
that handle in the pump they'd never
have found US out"
"Pump-handlc?" interiected Davis.
"Yes. I'll tell you how it was. The
whisky was made and put into barrels We
paid tax on. That eput down that well
We"
"Put down the well'" interrupted Ds-
Wis again. -.
II forgot to say" continued McKlever.
we have well that has been dry these
three years anyway. So l got tub a
leetle smaller in circumference than the
well, and made tight at both ends, and
slipped it down, connecting with the old
wooden pump that still stood there.
When we took whisky out we had 10 gear
her up, but unshippCd her lively as soon
as VIC were through. So in looking al
that iorlorn old post, without IN arm, no.
body suspected 1t was headboard for
the grave Of whisky"
Somebody did, It seems" said Davis,
getting interested.
Tho officers suspected something, and
at different times searched the barns and
stables and cellars, and lay out in the
field and captured the stuff as It was ts-
ken away. They frequently seized my
tAX'pald goods, but always released them
again in a few hodrs. How did l get the
whiRky away? Why, just the easiest
thing l had 10 do. Iou see, / run two
milk. wagons, and sometimes only one
can In five was filled with milk, and that
was for use in case stranger stood, with
pitcher in hand, by the roadside 10. pur-
chase. Such instances, though, seldom
occurred. The rest we filed from the
pump"
"And was caught at III" said Davis.
mo- not exactly. The filling was all
through and the wagon gone, when two
of-thcse revenue fellows popped in on
me before break o day-the Inspector
hadn't como yGt-and turned things over
generally. They got through at last, and
seemed satisfied all was right Their
hands were pretty dirty, as | said, lead.
ing the way TO tho house. "Gentlemeu,
como In and waAh your hands Ono o
them started after me, the other made Tor
the old pump, and when l turned 10 look,
I EeltJust like sinking out O. sight,
"Joc, who usedlthe pump last, had Tor.
gotten to unship the handle, and i!re rev,
enue mans hand was On 1t. Iyeiicd 30
him, That pump don't SUCK it warn'l no
use. II did suck. and sent out d pretty
good stream, whichhc commenced 10 rub
over his hands. lie snu1ed. some, and,
rubbing both hands under his nose, gave
long whistle. Then / knew 1t was all
up with me-"
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.FiIters ana cool Water.

In view of the fact that the water We
drink ia not unlik6iSto be crowded with
dangerous germs, It seems TO be the part
Of wisdom 70 adopt the simple precauIion
suggested in our heading. A portable
tltCr may bs made Of common stone.
ware or earIhen jSr. The bottom is filed
with stones as large "a goose eggs, or Is
covered with perforated slate slab, leav.
ing space to hold u supply Of filtered
water. A faucet is fitted into the hole
bored through the side Of the jar, as near
The bottom as may be. On the slab or
stone Is placed layer Of cleanly washed
sand; then q layer Of powdered charcoal,
also well washed, still another layer
Of sand, and then ono Of coarse gravel,
both washed perfectly clean. The 70
msinder oil the space iS for water. A
cover OF a wet cloth placed over the top
excludes dust. II porous jar is used
the evaporation IRON the outside during
bot weather will keep the contents almost
ice cold, particularly II II be kept 10 a
current q air. The same hltering ar
mngGment may be applied TO cistern.
At the upper corner is the chamber In
which the pipe discharges. The layers
OF material arr gravel, sand and charcoal
As the illleF will have 10 be taken out
occasionally to wash the contents, il is
we'll to make the chamber quite distinct,
50 that access may DO had To It any time
without disturbing tho cistern or is con-
tents,
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A CrInnIcd ChiId,s MntInnn.

The ClevelAnd Plain Dealer saws that
z. T. BIrnum's love for children Is pro-
verbal. In Cleveland little five year
old cripple at o friends house has be
come quite iavOritG with the veteran
Snowman, and the child has learned to cx.
pect 9 visit from his iud.hearIed patron
Immediately upon his arrival in the city,
and on Wednesday morning Barnun
called at the house. The usual greetings
followed, but shadow came over the lit
tic invalid's countenance as he remcm-
bered his inability to attend the mcnage.
rie, "Nevcr mind" said Mr. Bsrnum, III
you cannot go 10 the show, VIC must bring
the show 70 you,' and then departed,
Presently, the child, and indeed tho whole
household, was startled at seeing Il process.
sion Of elephants, Camels and dromedarles
walk quietly past the house and hal; In
tho back yard. performing elephants
gave matinee, and the beautiful child,
bOlstered up at the window, gave his or
ders with the air Of q prince. In half au
hour the procession reformed and, under
the charge OF their keeper, the dccIIo but
ungainly animals marched back to the
mensgerie.
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NEW YORK CITY.

NEW YORK, July 9l.-Ex-Governor
Lowe and D. B. Thompson were to-day
associated with William G. Dewitt,
Tor the defense Of Lizzie Lloyd King, dliGS
Kate stoddard. Lowe and Thompson
will be assigned to the labor Of pre-
pairing for the trial Of the prisoner, and j
Is understood that ex. Governor Lowe will
be the leading counsel for the defense.
John Pitt, Russian deserter, in pur.
suit OF whom Deputy Marshal Stephen
son lost his life, was arrested this morn.
ing by Deputy Marshal Crowley, in O
brickyard at South River. N. j., where he
had obtained employment. A number Of
Russians employed in the yard made a
desperate attempt to rescue him, but were
cowed by the determined dcmeanor Of
the Marshal.
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FOREIGN.
FRANCE.
The Duel Between MN. Ranc and
CaSSagnac. .

The Duel Between MN. Ranc and
CaSSagnac. .s
NEW York, July 11.-Wriling from
Paris, July 9th, q correspondent says Pau
Cassagnac has returned from his cam
paign In the Luxemburg country, moi
much the worse for his bout with Ranc,
for he was able 10 write smart attack
on the legation, IN the papers this evening
CassagnRc won the toss for arms with an
old louis which he carried next 10 his
chaplet, but lost the to8 fonplRces and had
the sun slightly in his eyes. The sdver-
saries were placed eighteen yards apart,
with leave to advance. OassagnRc adj
vanced three parts OF the distance, and
RGnc stepped forward and the pair crossed
swords. Atthe first bout Cassagnac was
wounded Just above his glove, but it was
recognized that the hurt was but slight
Fighting re commenced, and good deal
Of scientific fencing ensued. The seconds
wished the combRtantS TO rest, but Cas-
sagnac, fearing his wound might stiiIen,
refused, and he contented himself with
emptying the blood out OF his sleeve.
Twice the Rdversaries came 10 close quar-.
ters. 1t was only al the fifth bout that
Ranc was wounded deeply in the arm,
which seemed 10 have stopped Casa.
gnac's weapon from doing worse mischief,
Gambetts, who was confident that his
friend would kill the Imperialist hero,
spent Monday at Thionville, and went 10
see RanC directly after the duel.
,VBRsAILLRs, July 2l-ln the Assembly
this afternoon Jules Favre attacked the
house policy Of the goVernment,he wanted
to know why the government which Dun
ished with severity the insulters OF the
Assembly permitted the Journals to in
suit ex.President Thiers with impunity,
be also exposed and denounced the ALI.
ance between the Monarchists and Bona
partists.
Alter q scene Of great disorder the vote
in the government was adop-
ted by 400 yeas 10 go noes.
This large majority on the eve OF a re.
cess is regarded US significant, and is con.
trasted with the vote by which the pres.
ent government was called into being on
the 24th Of May, when President Theirs
was defeated by only II votes.
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Tue cholera in the Mississippi Valley
Il eccentric in It's movements. 1t is re-
ported now 10 have broken out with great
violence in the town Of Louisiana, north
east Missouri, where there is panic In
consequence. Tho disease seems TO be
widely spread in the west, but Is violent
only in few places. 1t Is claimed Tor
Mt. Vernon, Indiana, where It's ravages
have been very great that the situation Of
The town is healthlul, and its sanitary con.
luion favorable; ard so far as present
Snowledgc goes there does not appear to
be any reason for the partiality shown
that place. A fact like this strengthens
the belief that the real SECRET OF cholera
migration is yet mystery.