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Election In the Cherokee Nation.

ST. LOUIE, Mo-, August 5.-An election
was held yesterday in the Cherokee ma
ton, for members OF the National Coun:
Gil, and delegates to the Grand Council
at 0ckmulgee, which meets the first Mon:
day of December next. The interest Of
the election rests mainly upon issues
which have sprung up in the nation dur
ing the few past years In relation to the
Establishment oi q territorial government
IN the territory, and the allotment Of lands.
The Progressive party believe they have
carried the election, but owing 70 tho re.
moteness Of some of the voting precincts,
and the absence Of telegraph, the result
cannot be ascertAined for some days.
The new Council Of Cherokees will
vote TO ratify or reject the constitution
which was framed BY the Grand Council
OF Ockmulgee, in 1870, and upon this
issue the campaign was conducted.
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GREAT OIL FIRE AT HUNTERS
POINT, Lei,
Explosion OF Two Tank d oats..seV.
eEal Lives Lost.

Explosion Of Two TanksBoatsssSeVs
,..- eTal Lives Lost.
New YORK, August 6.-The Standard
on Works, near the Long Island railroad
depot, at Hunters Point, are now on fire,
and blazing fiercely. Two immense tanks
OF oil are momentarily expected TO ex-
pIode. The cara In the depot Of the
Flushing railroad arc being hauled out,
as the destruction Of the depot Is feared
SECOND DISPATCH.
New York, August Sat two o'clock
this afternoon Long Island City was
shaken as though BY an earthquake by
the explosion Of two tank.boats lying op.
posite Rockateller's Long Island City OIL
Works. In less than three minutes the
flames had communicated with material
In the yards, and three square blocks
were enveloped In flames. The in
tense heat caused by the burning Of
such highly inhammable material would
not admit The flremen 70 approach with.
In block and hall Of the scene while
the thick smoke was insupportably suffO-
eating at greater distance. Capt. Myers
Of one OF the tank boats and number Of
others were killed by the explosion. A
great number Of boatmen near the scene
were compelled to jump into the river In
order to escape roasting alive. Long
Island City Oh Works, STANFORD on
Works, Loweusteins Varnish Factory and
other buildings were destroyed. The fire
Is still burning tonight. Loss not yet
ascertained.
New YoHK, August 5.-The Tribune
says the fire was caused by Capt. Meyer,
Of the oil barge, lying along side of the
pier adjoining the Standard Oil Works,
owned by Rocksiellar s. Co., at Hunters
Point, by lighting his pipe, whereupon
the vspor from the oil communicated with
the flame. The barge was set on
fire. The unfortunate smoker was killed
and his body burned to q crisp. The
flames rapidly extended to a large quan.
tity Of oil in barrels piled under sheds.
In tho pier about $l5, 900 barrels Of re.
fined oil belonging 70 RockAfellsr & Co.,
Bostwick & Co., and others, were burned,
with sheds and other material and five
barges, involving loss in the aggregate
Of $500 900, most OF which Is covered by
insurance. At first 1t was reported that
the works Of the Long Island Oil Com
pany had been destroyed. Tho works
were in imminent danger, but were saved
BY fortunate change Of the wind.
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THE TURF.
saraiora Racer.

SARATOGA, August 5.-ThsS second
Saratoga meeting was opened to-day BY p
race for the Kentucky stakes Ttor two
year oldS, 800 entrance, half for the first
81 900 added, which WAs won by Battle.
exe-time l.45i. Thisl was followed BY
the summer handicaps, all ages, 3 miles
which was won by Strachino-ume
$685.. g
The steeple chase was won by Dudey,
Blind Tom second-time 3:4S9. Distance
about 3 miles.
Buffalo Races.
BUFFALO, August 5.-The eighth an
nual meeting Of The Buffalo Park ASsocia.
tion commenced to-day. Tho weather
was clear and cool and tho track in good
condition. About 5000 persons present.
The race today fot horses that had
never beat 2:34 was won by Mambrino
Gin; best time 220t. ~ :
The race for horses that never beat 2:21
was won by Nethe; best time 2;229.
The flrst race, for horses that have
never beaten 2S4, for purse OF $4,000
20 1000 10 tho firsI horse, 81, 900 10 the SEQ.
ond, $500 TO the third, and $400 TO the
foUrth. was won BY Mcnbriii Gilt, Bar.
nsy Kelley second, Mambrino Star third
and Stewart ALAloney fourth. Tint
1884, 2.28+, 2:27E, s:96t ~ {
Barney Kelly won tho second heat
The second race for horses that nevei
had beaten 2:27, for purse Of $lOpO9
Is 900 to the first q 900 to the second
81 800 to tho third and 81 goo to nj
fourth. Tho race was won easily by Net
tIe, in three straight hOats, BlAneh second
j. q, Brown third, Thoa L. Yount
fourth. Timc-2:20, 22::22299, $50, -
In the pool selling tonight for to'mor
rows races, Judge Fullerton Is the favor
ite in the FIST race, and Clemspdne IN N
second. 81. E , 1t1INs
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c,D,pre! oi a'N6rdeFeT.

CAIRO, ILL, August 6.-DAiSey Breeze,
the alleged murderer oil his brother, Don
Breeze, st Hazlewood, Illinois, was cap.
tured in Williamson county yesterday, by
Sheriff Irwin, Of this city. Breeze, when
discovered, swore he would not be taEenr
and was preparing 10 make Q desperate re.
aiStanoe when Q shot from q member Of
the SherifTs posse struck him In the
shoulder and 10 surrendered. he d In
Iait hero
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OHIO.
Prospects or the Democratic Con-
VenIIon at Columbus To-day.

Prospects OF the Democratic Con-
TentIon at Columbus To-day.
COLUMBUS, August 5.-The indications
are that the straight ont Democratic Con.
Vention tomorrow will be very large and
an earnest one. There has bean no con-
yention here for years that shows 30 many
Democratic wheel horses as are now here.
Early in the day there might have been q
few who hoped for aid and comfort for
the nominees OF the Peoples Convention
held last week, but q talk with the Dele
gates put this hope out Of the
question. There is 8 most persistent de-
termination 10 ignore and do all that
is possible to wipe out all connected with
the convention 0t last week.
VIM. Allen, OF Ross; Lewis p. Camp.
bell, Of Butler: John II. Sweeney, Of
Wooster, and y. F. Carey, Of Hamilton,
have been talked Of for Governor. But
all arc now out Of the way except Allen,
and he will be nominated to head the
ticket tomorrow, by acclamAtion.
The party leaders have assurances that
Allen will accept II the nomination Is
unanimous. There Is little talk OF candi-
dates for subordinate offices; but If he
will accept 1t Is quite probable that either
Sweeney or Carey will be nominated
Lieutenant Governor.
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FOUND AT LAsT.-0ur readers will
doubtless recall the pathetic letter writ
ten by little Massillon girl TO the Post
master at santa Clara, California, IN re-
gard TO the whereabouts Of her lsther,
which was reproduced in the Bacon
some time since from California paper
and had such q wonderful run" In the
papers Of this State and elsewhere. Il
will bc interesting doubtless TO many 10
learn that the little girl, whose name ID
Emma A. Ray, has at last succeeded il
finding her father. He is pursuing the
carpenters trade at Santa Clara, and hAl
written for his daughter 10 come on and
live with him.-AkT0n Beacon.
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ST. LOUIS.
The msOcIal Evlln Law to be Tested.

The "socIal Evil'' Law to be Tested.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 5.-Rey. W. G. Elliot,
Chancellor, OF Washington University, of
this city, who has taken decided and &C.
tive opposition 10 The social evil law now
in force here, made information to-day
in the Court Of Criminal Correction
against Lizzie saVille and Kate Clark,
two of the most noted ol the demi.monde,
for keeping bawdy houses. DR.. ElhoFs
purpose 10 to test the constitutionality and
legality Of the social evil law. -
DR.. Elliott has also sworn out warrants
for the arrest of the owners Of the houses
occupied by Saville and Clark.
THR ALLEN-A'cooLE PRIZE FIGHT!
Another deposit OF $500 in tho Allen
and McOoole prize fight, which is to
come of September 23d, was made to-
night at the saloon Of Mike McCoole, The
sum of 81, 600 Is now up. The last de-
posit will bo made Just prior TO the fight.
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ATAlpens, Michigan, tho editor Of the
local paper was recently gmttsn with the
smallpox, and had to hire an assistant.
The latter makes his valediotoTy as fol.
lows: "Next weak the editor thinks he
will DO thoroughly cleansed, 90 much 90
that he viii DO fit TO be seen upon the
streets again, when he will resume the
editoFShip OF the Ar0uS, muehto the 70.
gret, we think, Of the readers. But We
would say TO the patrons have patience,
for the editor expects 70 make an extend.
ed tour through tho country next spring,
when, no doubt, the paper will again be
conducted under its present efficient man
sgement." ''''
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KanIuckH EIecIIon.

. LOUISVILLE, August ct Is possible
Burns, Republican, Is elected 70 the State
Senate from Lebanon. Otherwise, the
Democratic msiorities seem generally
sustained!y Z E,g-t q. ,fs IL
A Courier.J JournalspeclAl from Lexlng-
ton says Goodloe has q majority OF 20 ior
State Senate, but,in one precinct the ne.
groes took forcibIe possession Of the polls
and tho judges refuse to sign the poll
books, The vote In this precinct will
probably DO thrown out, and Woodbridge,
Democrat, will then have q majority.
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LNERpooL, August 1.-The steamships
CITY Of Bristol, Pennsylvania, Vile de
Paris, and Humboldt from New York.
BOSTON, August 6.-Arrived-Steam-
ship Olympus, itbm Liverpool 49,,
NRW YoRK, August 5.-ArriVed-
The steamers Europa and Atlas, from
Glasgow, and Wyoming, from Liverpool
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PrTsBURaH, August 5.-Rlvsr falling,
with 0 feet sincheP ip the channel. Clear
and cool. XXI
LoutsvIILE, August 6.-slnce the last
report the river has risen z inches and
qtilI swelling sloWly. There q now Q feet
s inches IN the canal and feet s. inches
In the pass On the falls.
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d st. Louis .AIT.Liue
Railroad.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, August 5.-Messn.
Charles Killurn, President Of the MilWau'
kee & Northern railroad, and others Wis.
tied this city to-day, with view to the
immediate commencement Of tho St.
Louis airline road from Milwaukee. A
committee was appointed by the Cham.
Der Of Commerce 70 negotiate for the road
from Milwaukee, to Burlington, Wis,
which Is already graded.
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TuR Shah is not the first royal Persian
who has visited Europe. Three Persian
princes, having been engaged In Q rebel.
lion, fled TO London In 1885, to implore
the intercession Of the British Govern.
ment, They were not however, received
Rs public guests
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IT is propoOed TO build at Long Branch,
BY private subscription, q Presidential
Mansion" to be' cOnSeCrAted as "per-
petuOl summer home for the Chief Mag
istrate." Grants friends say no has two
cottages there now, and the above prop
oaition u supeThuouS, rt
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CANADA.
Rumored Attempt at SuiCide..The
Pacific Railroad Scandal

Pacific Railroad Scandal.
BosroE, August "a special from
Montreal, dated the 4th, says: "a rumor
was current on Sunday, and to-day that
Sir John A. Mcdonald had attempted
suicide. The Government organs deny
the story II d certaiu, however, that
the Premier has been in very low state
"Mr. Beatty, Jr., figures to-day In con-
nection with the Pacific railroad scandal,
In letters over his signature in the Herald.
LIE circumslantiAlly and mlnutely relates
the arrangements for securing 100000
from Americans tor the use Of the Govern.
ment, and goes into the particulars Of bis
interviews with the Ministers, and shows
their readiness to take ana make come
from where It might, 30 long as i would
enable them 10 retain power. He asks
for $4,000 now, and $50 900 again. and
SAYS: i have had about three months
correspondence both by letter and by per-
sonal interviews Of first Importance 70 the
Government, and all the with the alter
nate object Of settling the Pacific loans
He gives the following extract from let.
ter oI one Of the Ministers: The
Telegraph Is trying TO turn the concefn
into Joint stock; l hope 1t will succeed.
It will be the entering wedge, and new
capital will consolidate the concern. he
again says, 4 will Bubslde until action 10
deemed indispensSbly necessary.
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THE CHOLERA.

Z EVANSVILLE, August 5-Thc Journals
special reports two deaths at CArmi from
cholera. Six new cases are reported.
I CINCINNATI, August5.-1t 10 reported
here that a few deaths from cholera have
occurred at Aurora, Indiana, and that
six new cases Of the disease have occurred
lhhrh in.hnN
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Opening of the Eastern Extension Of
the Alleghauy Valley Railroad.

PrrrsDuRaH, August 5-To'day twenty
miles OF the eastern extension of the Al
leghaney Valley Railroad known as tho
Great Low Grade Road was opened for
business from Barnes Station TO Drift
wood on the Philadelphia & Erie Rail-
read. Trains will be running regularly
from this time.
Joseph G. Cloud, who is fulfilling tho
engagement TO row from Philadelphia to
New Orleans arrived this m9ning. He Is
Ia a robust condition and will resume his
journey on the Ohio river tomorrow
morning. ~ u 49, -
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By TELEGRAPH
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPoRl
WASHINGTON.
THE VISIT OF TIE pREsIDRRr.

THE NL6lI VI AIM 4 4AAs1ANA3t4a
WARRINGTON, August 5-The President
returned early this morning and will re-
main until tomorrow night. Senator
Morton was an early visitor, and remain
I'd 10 consultation with the President for
some time. Several other gentlemen had
80 interview with the President including
Gov. Cook, Gen. Cowan, the Assistant
Secretary Of the Interior.
The usual Cabinet meeting was held at
noon, Messrs. Robson and Richardson
we're the only members absent bio.
REGULATIONS CoNCBRNING IRON ORE
LANDS
The Commissioner Of the General Land
Office has decided that parties desiring to
scuuire Z title TO lands containing Valu'
ABLE depoaILes Of iron ore, must comply
with the provisions OF the mining act ap.
proved May 10, 1872, except in the States
Of Michigan, Wisconsin and Minnesota,
which by an act Of Congress approved
March 8, 1873, are expressly relieved from
ils operations. "
rosTlLAsTERs APPOINTED.
The following postmasters were sp-
pointed to-day: Henry Geiger, Marys'
vile, No., Herman Gloleke, Cheyenne
CITY, Wyoming, Frank A. Douglass,
BoughtOn, Mich, Thomas Dabbot, Lara
ME City, New York Ferry.
NEW CURRENCY.
The first installment OF the new fifty
cent notes were delivered 10 Teasuror
Spinner and were issued to-day.
The President will be the guest Of Gov.
Cooke during his stay here, The Cover
nor entertains tho President and the
members Of tho Cabinet now in the town
sIdinner this evening.
.aThe Cabinet session today was not
important beyond the transaction Of rou'
tine business. Much oi the session, which
continued about two hours, was EN-.
ploYed In general social conversation.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, August ga dispatch from
Vienna says the Count De Chambord re-
ceived the Count De Paris to-day. -.
Ex.Presldent Thiers assures his Repub.
lican friends that they need have no fears
a fusion Of the Bourbonisis and 0fleanisls
will be effected. b-.la F.iI.#gl,
The French troops entered Nancy to-
day and were received with wild enthu.
siasm BY the citizens, ,ourJ I,ch'
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A Chlnese DueI IN Arkansns

LITTLE Rock, ARK, Aug. 5.-Ar Jon
Flulujung and LAX Jud Qui Cam, two
Cinnamon, fought a duel in Lincoln
county on Thursday, in which the latter
was killed, and the former arrested and
lodged in iail at Pine Bluff.
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A RnlIimnrnnn MI,nInE.

BALTIMORE, August 5-Albcrt N. Ber.
~ printer and treasurer Of tho GGcetts o.
nee Mutual Beneficial Society Is missing
since Friday last when he went 10 take q
SAlh, having JVIth him the funds Of tho
society three Hundred dollars. Berry be.
longed In Detroit. rr
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A RoMP1RG four.year.old boy had been
denied some triling qualification BY his
mother, but It did not seem 30 trihtng 10
him as her. So, striking an attitude be-
fore her, he said with the utmost gravity,
"Mother, were you ever boy|
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Fatal Reconre .In Kentuckr,

CrNCINNATI, August 5-Joe HARRIS
shot and probably iRtally wounded John
Mason Of Talbot, North Middle town
Kentucky last night, the affair growing
out Of difficulty which occurred during
election day.
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rn, l.ltr,burgh WrestIing Match.

PIrTsBURaH, August 5.-Thc Referees
decision Of the wrestling match between
Ted Law and Mike Tierney Is that they
must WrestIe again on Monday afternoon.
They meet at noon Of that day and select
the place. John Grant Is referee.
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For the northwest and Upper Lakes
and thence to southern Indiana and
the Missouri valley generally clear, cool
weather and northeasterly winds, follow.
ed by tomorrow Efternoon by cloudy
weather, rain and ffesh southwest winds
For New England and the Middle
States high temperature, generally clear
weather and southeaaterly winds.
For Tennessee, the Guii and South At
lantic States northeast and southeast
winds, lower temperature and partly
cloudy weather, with rains near the coast
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ST.. LOUIS and Chicago are each furi.
ously asserting their championship as 70
the number Of Smiths In their city dlrec.
tory. 81. Louis declares that Chicago
counts In all the male infants as business
man.
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JEFBRRsOa COUNTY, Kansas, iH concern
ed over the inability Of ita Treasurer 70
make bis accounts balance BY twenty
seven thousand dollars. T. 5.-The dA-
crepancy e against the county.
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BLR. SERGEANT SIMON began q speech
In the House Of Commons on tho Judics.
ture Bill with the assertion that "he could
not keep silence without saying q few
words" The House exploded.
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Convention Of Dentists at Put-ln-

TOLEDO, August 5.-The thirteenth
annual meeting Of the American Dental
Association met at Put-in.Bay to-day at
10 O'clock A ", DR.. Hunt Of indianapolis,
President, In the chair, The meeting
was opened by prayer, the roll was called,
and preliminary business transacted.
There are present about one hundred and
fifty members, representing various States,
and quito number are eBtill to arrive.
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"HowARD GLYNDoN" miss Laura @.
Redden), the deaf and dumb writer, Is at
Whipple'a. school Of Ledyard, learning
the process Of lip reading.
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, August 5.-The Crown Prince
Frederick William Of Germany, Is visiting
King Oscar OF Sweden.
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CHBF YnL1AMs, Of the Chicago Fire
Department, has been turned out Of Office
BY Mayor Msdlll, toT seducing the vile o.
one ot his firemen.
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Tn bootblAclu Of New York are near.
" all Italian, but thsy talk PoliIh. :
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TENNESSEE.

Arrest Of Alleged Negro Ku-KIuE.
MEMPHIS, August 5.-Twenty negroes,
charged with Ku.Kluxing W. Il. Wyatt
10 Madison county, have been arrested by
citizens and carried 10 jackson. All were
admitted TO bail In $500 each, except Joe
Rice, Monroe ELhride, Nathan Fair and
Charles Reed, who were committed with.
out bail. Tho lyncaing Of Wyattwas a
most brutal affair, and tho Story OF his
having outraged an old negro woman Is
Indignantly denied by the woman herself.
BOYs DROWNED.
Two SOUS Of David Kendall, highly re-
specled citizens Of Henry county, aged lS
and % years, were drowned In the West
sandy river last Saturday, while bathing.
one who could not swim. got into deep
wafer, and his brother In attempting TO
save him was clutched In his arms and
carried down, A third brother In at.
tempting TO save them narrowly escaped
The same fate.
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And the Democratic party Ia not in a
position to assail the Administration for
the corruption that is apparent in national
afairs. It's leaders are as dirty as any.
body according TO their chances, They
are among the grabberu. A share Of the
swag Is In their pockets. The widest
and worst notion that ever entered the
head of the President, and caused him to
recommend internal improvements on q
scale absolutely grotesque, finds It's
strongest advocates among the Democ.
racy; and preposterous and presumptuous
as the canal digging and slack-water
scheme Is, and utterly subversiVe as it Is
of doctrine that once distinguished the
Democracy, their convention In this State
tomorrow will not dare to denounce It
The slimy trail Of tho serpent Is over
them.
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Legal Notices.
NoMMIs ssIoNER's SALE
OF 46e ACRES
Valuable Short Creek Land!
THURSDAY, June I9, 1873,
ON TIE PREMISES.
ON TIE PREMISES

InpursuAnee OF decree entered by the Cir.
cuit Court Of Ohio County, West Virginia, on the
18Th day Of Nay, 1873, In the ChAneery cause in
aAld Court pGDdlng wherein RllIRh Marlin,
Jr., 10 complainant and Isaac B. Kelly and otherG
arc defendants, l shall, as Special Commissioner
named lnGAld deeree, otier lt public ale. on
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cola Comfor. for ,he Bourbony.

The Cincinnati Commercial which Is a
vigorous supporter of the new party
movement in Ohio, pays It's respects 10
Bourbon Democracy in these pointed
terms: ....
We regard 1t as certain that the Demo-
cratic party will never be restored 70 the
possession Of tho General Government.
So long as 1t presents itself as the only
alternative to the Republican party, the
Republicans will carry the important
elections-as they ought 10 do, and so far
as we are concerned will help them 10 do
just that thing. Now we do not oGlen as.
sumo to speak in representative capac-
ity, but we are conscious that our senti.
ments on this subject are those Ol avast
number Of our most intelligent, independ-
ent and public spirited fellow citizens.
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PRORABILrTIR9,

.'' Wan DlPARFHKH9, }
ORRIuH OF 9Hg CHv BIgNAL OTTo1R.
WASHWaToH, D. O., Aug. b.-SOu ?. Z. '.
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N. RoUHER has been visiting the En-.
press Eugeme at Arenenberg where also IL
Prince Napoleon, who spends his tlme:ln
pistol practice. and rowing.