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Hall Of First Ward Central Democrntic CInb.

browns Hail on Melpomenre between 81 Charles
and Prytania sts-New Orleans, Aug 30, 1s14.-lhe
officers and members OF this club hereby notified
to attend a meeting in the above hall, THURS
DAY September 3 at 7 O'Clock p NJ
All auxiliary clubs of the ward az invited to be
present business IF the utmost importance viii he
brought before The meeting. MI. X. H. Mar, by re-
quest, viii address the meeting
BY order JAS III. GROVER, President.
D. MCCARTHY Secretary. alI30 1t
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FOR RENT.

LNOR RENT-THE FRONT OFFICE ON THE
Il ground floor of No 60 Carundeet street and the
second floor of building. Also, the rear office
ground floor of No. 81 Carondclet street Posses
sion given Immediately. Apply to MCGEHEE
SNOWDEN e. co, 191 Gravier street au2s tt
STORES FOR RENT-CORNER STORE AND
- dwelling of Magazine and Josephine No. 615 from
October 1, 1974-DO. store and dwelling, 625 Maya
dwelling No. us Washington street from October l.
1874. Apply to AURICH, 629 Magazine street.
au30 lot
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Hall Ninth Ward Auxiliary Democratic Club
New Orleans September ,, 1-1i-At a meeting ot
the above club, it unanimously resolved to
change the title of this club, to Ninth Ward Work
ingmens DEMOCRATIC Club.
GUS. CAYET, President
H. SCHREIBER SECRETARY. So 1t
Rally, Rai!y-1Iember, of the Eleventh Ward
Auxiliary Club will meet THIS Thus day) EVEN
ING, at = o'clock Puurtual attendance requested,
business of importance will b., transacted at the
Nigwam, corner of Magazine street between Wash
ngfon and Sixth streets
IS IT. JAS. CARTRIGHT President
Attention. Fossil Qua rds-The regular meet.
ing of this Club will take place THIS THURSDAY
EN ENlNG, September g. i-74. at y o clock at the
Continental Hall. All active members earnestly
requested to he present. hn-ines, of ;Be utmost
Importance Will be brought before the meeting.
X. l. BRUCE President.
EDWIN Il. JENNINGS. Secretary.
First Ward MeIpomenc Ranger,-A mreting
OF this Club viii be held FRIDAY EVENING, at -
o'clock, Peoples IIa !. Dryades and Melpo-
meme streets. Hon. b. +. Jonas a d E. J. Ellis will
address, the meeting.
BY order: PETER COYLE President.
u. L. LECoURr, Secretary. S3It
Rally, Raiiy-AII Democratic and (Om.ery
tive voters of the Eighth Ward are earnestly
quested to attend a meeting TIL RSDAY EVENING
September 3, ia at y O'Clock at . Ncil's Hall
corner Elysiau Fields and Grcatmcn streets. Be
punetual business Of Importance.
by order DAN SULLIVAN. President.
Eight Ward Democratic Central Club.
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I and 16 Royal street, New Orleans,
GENERAL IMPORTERS OF FINE WINES
and LIQUORS, and sole agents of Messrs. SAFE
rae de Forge & Sons celebrated Brandy. A large
supply in store of the different vintages, duty
paid or in bond, to suit purchasers.
Holland Gin, Jamaica and st. Croix Rum, Port
Wine. French and German Cordals, laurie g NJ
and De Ysasi Sherries, in quarts and Octaves, in
lots to suit purchasers, at low figures.
very large and very old stock Of old Ken
lucky, Bourbon and Rye WHISTLES on hand, to
which we invite the special attention Of the trade.
au3O vt
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All projecting signs are prohibited in Ne
York after the first Of September.
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Headquarters of the sixth Ward Crescent
City White League-Reguar meeting THIS Thurs
day. EVENING, September 3, 1874 at y O'Clock
on Rampant street between Hospital and Barracks
streets Business of importance
BY order OF Ii. w. DUPRE, Capt. Com.
L. J. DUPAGNiER, First Sergeant. s., NAE
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26O prizes, amounting to. SIC, 4Q
EXPLANATION OF APPROPRIATION PRIZES.
The nine remaining units of the same ten Il
the numbers drawing the first three prizes viii
Be entitled d. to the
the first $4,000 prize, those tickets numbered
1871, 1912, 1243, 1914, 1245, 1247, 124s, 124s
and 1850 Will each be entitled to $500. II tickle
No. 231 draws the second 10000 prize, thos.
tickets numbered 232, 233 234, 235, 236, 237, 2Ss
2 and $40 will each be entitled to $780, L
ticket No. $50 draws the third $4,000 prize
those tickets numbered AL, Az, 443, ~, AS
446, AT, 448 and 449 will be each entitled to $2OC
Whole Tickets 80, Halves s., Quarter.
- 80, Eishths - Is.
PRIZES PAYABLE IN FULL WITHOUT DE
DUCTION.
Orders to be addressed to
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY,
Lock Box 692, p. O.
New Orleans
Send P. 0. Money Order, or Register yo' r
letter. au13 I'm
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States.

BEST ENGLISH SLATES-COLOR RED
Slate Roofs and Repairs made to order by
AURICH, 629 Magazine street, near jackson.
au16 I'm
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T>OR RENT-THE GROUND FLOOR OF NO
C 135 Gfavier street. between St Charles and
Camp. Terms moderate to good tenant Apply 70
BUCENER Co. Isl GEsyier street IS
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Notice.. the undersigned. having been APP
pointed the agency left vacant by the death of the
late Alphons Lame, will continue the COAL BC 81
NESS at the same place my predecessor.
- 81 lIY. j. MONTAGNET Agent
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THO RENT-NICE COOL AND PLEASANT
/ rooms, furnished, $40 per month Board and
room s25 per month. Convenient to business With
large verandas in 'front.' also one large front room
unfinished. Inquire at Az Baronne street, near
Common. jy7"
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DEMOvAL - WE HAVE REMOVED OUR
IL office to No. 1873 Common street, between
Varieties Alley and Baronne street.
au15 I'm NEVER, WEIS 4 co.
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10000 TICKETS. .... TICKETS ONLY 81
HALVES QUARTERS AND EIGHTHs IN PROPORTION
prize or 80. $4,000 is ......$ 1O'OO
prize Of. ........ 49, 600 is............ 1O,OW
prize OF. 1O,0 600 is. ........... 1000
80 prizes of. ......... 900 are. ......... 15,O@
200 prizes Of. 100 are. .......... 1000
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
approximations of 5000 each for tn,
nine remaining units Of the same ten
of the number drawing the $4,000
prize are ......: 80. $3.50
approximations of $500 each for the
nine remaining units of the same ten
of the number drawing the $4,000
approximations Of $500 each for the
nine remaining units Of the same ten
OF the numoer drawing the $4,000
pflZ0 are. 4s0U
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BUSINESS CARDS.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,

dHIU NO. . ONTOnUtIEt SVf66Ce
ID BAUMGARTNER, CIGAR MANUFAO-
liz turer, 81 Magazine street, corner Matches,
New Orleans. Factory No. 3SS, First District,
qualities made to order in quantities of 1850 or
more, as may be desired, at short notice, and at
as low a rate, if not lower than any other manu-
facturer in the city or elsewhere. aus 8m
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All Persons Having Claims Against or
owing sums 10 the estate of WIN. Il. BELL, will
please present their claims to- settle their accounts
with A. ILL and =. X. MIDDLEMISS
au3O lot Executors 10 CarOndelct street.
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WANTS..

NvANTED-A WHITE WOMAN WHO CAN
w cook, wash and iron, to 90 to the con try. Ap-
ply with recommendations, Friday the ith at No.
lic st. Joseph street, between Camp and Magazine.
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COOKS EXCURSIONIST- ISSUED MONTH
~ ly. price 10 cents, post paid contains much
valuable information for intending travellers and
tourists. gives routes and prices for nearly a
thousand different tours through the United
States, and as many more throughout Europe, at
very low rates. For tickets and other information,
apply to A. K. MILLER & CO., 26 Carondelet
street. New Orleans aui2 lnl3dp
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Office Planters Cotton Tie Association, 81 Car.
ondeet street--New Orleans, August 4, 1s74.--A
meeting of the stockholders of this Association for
notifications of the charter will take place at its
Office in this city, SATURDAY, September ), 1874.
aus I'm JOHN HUGHES, President.
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Special NOtce-ExcnrsiOn Tickets by Steamers
Natchez and X. +. Lee. leaving SATURDAYS at )
p. NJ. and returning SUNDAYS at p. NJ Fare for
the round trip s. 80 Tickets good for two days only
For sale by j. JANNEY,
au2 2m III Common street
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UPPER CITY HOTEL TO RENT FURNISHED

L,OR RENT-TEE VERY DESIRABLE TWO
IL story brick dwelling. with verandah, rooms, gas
throughout, cstern, water works, etc, No 222 Ram
part street, Second District, next to the Perfec
Union Lodge Possession given LIST October. Apply
to NJ. De Armas Sheriff office.
aul3 2tw MICH DE ARMAS
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-07-07

CUBA-AHSIGN OF PRoGEEss. Tho
reaotionists in Cuba seem to he gra-
dually bending, before the inevitable
march of events For tho first time
the Spanish flag divcsted of the en-
blem Of royalty was, Yesterday. hoist
ed over the palace of the Captain
General. It may, appear, q very small
matter @hethor'or nota certain piece
of bunting carries crown, but with
the Spanish people small points of, eti:
quette have more significance than
with us. AS long las tthero seemed
chance that the republic could be
overthfow1f and some form of mo-
narchy erected in its stead, so long, the
Spaniards in Cuba stubbornly held on
to the flag with the crown; even when
it had ceased to be the flag of the ma
tion. If they have now consented to
the hoisting of! the purely Republican
banner, it is because they recognize
that the restoration Of any form of
monarchy has become almost mpossi-
BILE in Spain. We are pleased to notice
this power of appreciating events, be-
cause it gives promise that sooner or
later, they will see how foolish it is to
continue to hold Cuba against tho
wishes of the Cuban people. Six years
OF war must have modified their belief
in their ability to suppress the insur-
rection, and ought to have convinced
them that the only possible issue to
the present struggle involves the entire
separation of the island from Spain.
The struggle may be continued until
Cuba beoOmes "A second ST DOminoo
but it is difficult to see what benatit
can accrue to Spain from war rout-
rance. On the contrary, tho recogni-
ton of the independence of Cuba
would secure the property of the Spa
niards at present on the island and
would give Spain 100000. 900 to fill
her depleted treasury. Can we hope
that the '.good Spaniards" will recog-
nize these facts before it is too late?
Ne,o York Herald.
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Is thoroughly supplied with POWER
PRESSES OF the Latcs! Improvement;
TYPE Of Various grades und STYLES
from one foot 10 tho fi!iitth pnrt of an
inch in size; BORDERS. CUTS, &c. {;
Black, Cololcd and Transfer INKS;
PAPER, CARDS. &c.
The proprietor is Il practical printer
and employs The most skilled men in
the profession; work pxccatcd ut short.
est notice .:as*iGic in latest and best
styles nna nj New York ,ticcs. CALL
and EXAMINE SPECIMENS; Of.
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A JEWISH SHEKEL. We were shown
yesterday, by Mr. A. Wronski, of this
city, a curiosity in the shape of silver
coin. 1t is, what is known as Jewish
shekel, issued about 1900 years ago,
in the time OF King Solomon, and is
near the size of What was known here
in the good old onte.bellun. times as o
silver half dollar, though not so thick.
On one side is pot of incense. with
the inscription in Hebrew, "Shekel of
Israel" and on the reverse the fac
simile of "Aaron's Rod" which
"buddeq, bloasomed and bore fruit, in
q day" ",hbd tlie'tsords Also in Hebrew !;
"The Holy Jerusalem" "
Wilmington Star.
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Drs. Greene, LindIey & Bentley's
Great Family Medicines,

NOMPOUND EXTRACT CORYDN-
~ Las, the great vegetable Alternative tor
all diseases arising from impure ltout!
DIR. GNEENE's FIT CURE, for the
cure OF Epilepsy, Fits .Spasms, and convul-
sions Of all kinds.
Medicated Hon.y. Tor Conghs. Cclds,
bronchitis, Group, and ali Giscascs 0: the
lungs and air passages
Neuralgia specifc,a certain an.i speedy
cure for Neuralgia, Hhcumaiism. Ne: vuua
Head-ache, and all nervous pnin..
Wabash Valley Ague Cure. Contains
no Quininc. A most positive remedy Tor
Chills, Bilious Fever, and Congestions of
Liver and Spleen. Acts like q charm.
Prepared at the Laboratory. Charlotte,
Nc. For saie by W. G.. FISHER,
Nov 70 lily Columbia. s. G.
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Hoes! Hoes!

TX f. arr aii:l ay..lts ,ui ,,c : .eir.:toi
~ "..REiN HOE, ":..cil !.,. h:vr:,
s':r.. genera! satisfaction n.c;,:. ..cien:.
and EArc also & i:il as. .rtr.it:it nr Hri lc'a
l:nwn EOES. Handled Garden hoes,
Garden HikkS. Garden rKnWEiS,
SPADES, &HOYi.L+, ArAU;Nt, FORKS,
ManNrc FORKS, Ca,.al and Gar.,i. |.h-c.
aa:io."s, &C. Ic.. for ~ !ra ~ orr usral low
!'riced JOHN AGNEW Il son
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CCLUMbIA JiusI- STGRE.
Lynrantl {, Son

fI'Akt. nie@srr. in t..!i.iE ;lcntt .,.,ion
Z ~ ire iun!!c - ~: c:.an.!.h::U, u
ilrir :lDIh .: .iiL!;t,.A'. .tERCi.AA-
ilt>s-, con 1.-mS o: Pi4n"s. C:.ur:L M:,d
fnT.lr sans. 'u.!ru .ios, S."!ia.. Gu..
ta::. f.ajn i'."tcs. A.roruco"s j!ru.s
49, silver Base '..a:"un:c:i;s 81 all nini.
i..ao, sheet ,.r;r!C enc instruction i;no::.
:ni "Icr. ci.ss". ii Mi.a; ;:Nl Ir.,:ruuicn., on
h...G ~ II. iin.,.'. y, :'rc Sole hgui...t t,r
tire state O.. : 81 'arn.ira Of Hs.cv,y Co.'s
co ":AGf hl'::f: Size; ;:,.sic sen, b,
MGil. post pa!'' "a rcrciii Of price: ana nii
kind. o: Nh ,."''": seat 10y Exprts su,
wEcu orlcrr1. Ia a"y lar, ui Tic state,
marky. e. q. Il. Eroa Stcanf,. La,,c Fl;
anos and DREAMS fr sale cl.car for cash.
pano,. Organs snd Mti"dt on- Tuned srd
Repaired il . satisfactory r.anntr. end
viii give 'Deoi:i ,lie:!tioa t. lacking, lie.
moving H,"! S'irl'in. Ii.n": !ci o!i,,i par
ties 20 amy t'n' desired, at moderate
prices
Allord:rs rrru!,l, atttEItGt andsat-
isf,.tiu, :"a aral'i,CV to hose iaroriHg us
9Th tl;'ir in,r"i&Cr :c:G ."r oar cats
~ "' :'hrct Al'isirA.:" Nns;ra NerchGn.
Ears. ''i'''l"r,i> ~ -trrtt n few dOor~ Above
"Eu:SIX ,!ht". .G"'iaih,a - G Now
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The farther West you go the more
interesting the stories become. In
Gervais, Oregon, recently, during
storm, large tree was struck by light
ming and cut completely Of, as with a
sharp instrument, about four feet from
the ground. In falling. the tree was
thrown forward ten feet, raised high
in the air, and the butt driven into the
ground, the shock shivering the limbs
and leaving the trunk s!andiag up
right.
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Seegers' vs.. Cincinnati, Hcer

Seegers' vs.. Cincinnati Hcer.
|}NHE Cincinnati Gazette mahts the asto-
J. nishinE announcement L hat Cincinnati
bee" Ia na longer pure, but taIult-ratcdwith
L,oasscs, sugar Of starch, fuss oil anl the
poisonous co.chicum. The Commissioner
ti N"ricn!tnrr, i" l,is rrpor. for 1861. SAWS
t!i"t i'rof MArnr -! y. / ~ ar,.vzrd
the bccr from doXtn .lfaren: ir,wnr,cs.
and found all nt II >n,i!;":x,-L Eoccuius
lirfirns and nuG ,":.,':. .;.;crcI i.r,,.v
i',to it's composition
j. SFEGEliS enaIaI.tc,s + hir tet1 10 i,
lnrc ud reliable. He tlnes not aduiterato
il. BAT 5rewa from the b,,t barley. n,alt
ana lops JaanC
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l. 9, 8 md Sheet Posters. Hand.bilis,
Programmes. Circulars, Pamphlets,
Bills o! Fare. Briefs. Letter Heads,
Dodgers. Ei!I Erads. Checks,
Horse Bills. llncripts, Labols,
Railroad Blanks, Legal Blanks,
Tnps, CARDS Ill kinds and sizcs---
Wedding. Visiting. Business, Show.
JULIAN y. SELBY. Proprietor
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Wilmington, Columbia and Aug RR
GENERAL PASSENGER DEPARr..

NI-'GhAh 1AESCNoEh OEIAKI.,
COLUMBIA, S. g., May IS 1874
H. E,o.I. EySIsg4Al THE following Sclc-
dulo will bo opcratcL
on and after this date:
GOING NORTH. TRAIN no TRAIN no
Leave Columbia. ...... q 90 III S.4j p M
Florence. ...... !1225 pm 2.lO nj
Arrive Wl!mlngton.... 7.15 p M '7.15 IN
GolS6 SOUTH. TRAIN NO TRAIN NO )
Leave Wilmington. 500 N tGl0 D nj
Florence. 4.0Op nj l1.37 u LII
Atrlvc Colcmb!a...... 9.65 D IN 400 m
Train No.. 2. from Columbia, is all accom-
modation to Florence, ard there come cts
closely with \. L. Il. r.. and at Wilmington
with ". 4. W. Il. u. TO oil points North.
Train No. from Columbia is fact Ex-
press, making through connections, al rail,
North and South, and water line courec-
tons rfd tortsmouth.
Train No. !. from Wilmington, connects
closely at Florence with n. l.. Il. Ii. for
tn;ricsson, and is al Ecconlmud duiiot irain
thence Ia Columbia.
Train No. ), frclu Wilmington, is fast
Express. connecting closely iron, and 10 all
points North and south. Through tickets
cold ana baggage checked TO all principal
points. Iuliman palace sletpers un night
trains. breakfast. DINNER. tSurpcr.
Accommodation Train No. . leaves Co.
iImhia daily, sundays excepted. Express
Train No. leaves ColumL in every night
JAS. ANDERSON, General Sup.
A. FO!E, Gcl. Passenger aud ickct Agent
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ColumbiaHotel
h"S0ina -o-r-.,u g ,',l,
II, FzHST.GLASK HOUSE. ID,

az" - i't'' IL 80 lI'' iAi4 :
' AOHANGE OF management,
Apd many, consequeptinproye
ments, enables the propfietors
to offer to the'travelin8 pubic
more comforts and convent.
lences than can be obtained at
any other hopae in the city.
TELEGRAPH OFFICE. BILL
LIZARD and BATH ROOMS in
the itouAe. Every attention
guaranteed. A
GOKMAN il CALNAN,
/. March, 4 Proprictors.
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The Short Line Schedule.
CHARLOTTE, COLUMBIA & AUGUSTA X. r. Co.
tCoLUsrDIA, 8. o., juno 90, 1874. B.
kk a esnfe4 nHI sehesnIeg s.Gh,l9Tieg z;I, nrss so
operated on aud after this date:
GOING NORTH Train No Train No 4
Leave Augusta. 7.45 q M 415p m
Graniteyilc. ..*8.l3 Ill Ell p nj
Corbia Junct'n .12 20 n III 1906 III
Arrive COiunbia......l2 so a IN Y.17V III
Leave Columbia..... 1912 q m
Wlnnaboro..... 2.49 . IN
Chester. Il 29pm
Arrive Charlotte. .t6.45 p m
No: Train makes close connection. uid
Charlotte and Richmond, to all LuiLts
North, arriving 1t Now York G C5 A. nj.
NO. Train n:Skes cloae connection ria
Wilmington and Richmond to all points
North, arriving at New York at {. is l.. III,
GOING SOUTH. Train No l Train NO 3
Leave cCharlottt...... 7.t0am
Chester. 0.5S m
NInnsboro.. II 43 III
hr:i"e ColumDia.... 203 p III
Leave Columbia. -. 2.13 D III $40 l. l.,
Corb!a Jnnct'n t2.48 y IN 4 Is Ill
Graniterille ..t7.l5 pm n7.4S q III
Arrive Augusta. .S.C5p pm S45am
aBrcakfast. thinner. tSuppe,.
South bound Trains connect at Augusta
for, all points South and West. Through
tickets noid and baggage checked to princi.
paI points. 15- Sleeping cars on all Mig lit
Trains. JAS. ANDERSON. Genclai Sup.
n. iorE. Gen. Passenger AID Ticket Agent
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~ =
GOING NORTH.
STATIONS MAI. EMPRESS
Leave Cha. i.;i,..... 7.lul'M L /. III
Leave s'aii.htI, 9.oGi y So -
Leave Gree ns ht,.... / 10 a :! II lnL II
leave patyiiIt....... ! 81 = \; l:2;.M
Leave Buikviii, ........ 9.l4 "a N 6 Ipp VI
ArriTo al l,ic!iInt nd. lib n y.;t,fM
G0lEG SOUTH.
Leave HitIr,rnd..... = 30lE. $40 NJ
Leave Hurkvil!t. 5.31 l. NJ S."S \ NJ
Leave Nanvlllc ...... 10 IL J. NJ 1877 L II
Iexyr ecEehcru.... 2.15 An 4GOPM
i.cnvu Salisbury. 81 Nj G.1oPAI
Arriv' 1T Charlotte. {. 2u A NJ S3uAN
GOING EAST.
Leave Greensboro. 145AhI 1i1nAM
Leave Company Shops 3. SO a NJ Arl2 2OTM
Leave Enl,iEi.. :. $ GjA II
Arriv,at Go!G-Aoio. II % AM
GOING WEST.
l.rava G Gcl,l-h<lo 4(OIM
Leave lia.cirh 49,. Ti5PM
Leave COMPANY Shops ~ % AN 2.!5rM
Arrivcai Greensboro. / 80 i M 3"UTM
North-Tcstcrn c x H.. SaIcn, Ernch
Leave Greensboro 34nr III Arrive 10.sOa m
Leave ktrncrsv,'le9 90 a n, Arrive b.1Oa nj
Nailtrains:dai!y. both WAYS. over on,irc
inngth OF road. Expires. daily between
Company Shops and Charlotte. Sundaye
exccptra.E. E.AILEN Cen TickctAet.
y. ~. Il. TALcoT. Fra ;nccraad Gen. SUP
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Piedmont hir-Line Eai.TaT,

,.:r, sip'iii CoSbEASL! ..&E
49, ai.-' -, AZ LIZ. l.iclmc..L and
D,uyiu,, i;icliIJ'i.'i anG Ian,illc ': : :.
&. Division. a,c North Ntsi,ln y. e.. /, y
GOING NORTH
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-08-27
THE NEWS.
Russia Recognizes the Spanish
Republic.
Call For a National Sportsmen's
Convention.
Rejection of the Proposed New Con-
stitution Of Ohio.
State Political Conventions and NOmi.
nations.
The Nathan Murder---A Another Man Con-
fesses the Crime.
Other Interesting News Items.
State Political Conventions and N0mi.
nations.
The Nathan Murder Another Man Con.
fesses the Crime.
Other Interesting News Items.
PoW EvGN.

A Paris dispatch Of the l4th says Marshal
the 18TH and would go to Brussels ria Co
logne. 1t was thought France would make no
demand for his eytraditon.
Holland, Italy and Belgium have recog-
nizcd the Spanish Republic. The Carlists
had cut the railway and telegraph line be-
tween Saragossa and Madrid, according to II
dispatch from the latter city Of the 18th. A
dispatch of the nth SAYS the Republican
Gen Blaneo had relieved Vittoria and com
PEELED the retreat Of the Carlists to Estella
Bayonne dispatch of the 18th says the
Carlist Gen. Tristany had captured the
town of SEQ de Urgel, sixty-seven miles
northeast of Lerida The fighting was des-
peratc, and the losses on both sides heavy.
A Paris telegram of the 18th says that Gen.
Lewal had concluded his investigation into
the circumstances attending the escape Of
Marshal Bazaine. The conclusion reached is
that the majority Of the guards had been
guilty Of connivance and that Bazaine simply
left by an ope door
A London dispatch Of the 18th says that
several base ball clubs had been formed in
the North of England, and that the game babe
fair to become as popular there as in the
United States
A Berlin telegram of the 10th says the
Brussels Congress had abandoned the Rus
sian programme, and that the resolutions
adopted and transmitted by the delegates to
their respective Governments were merely the
enlargement Of the humane provisions of the
Geneva Convention.
1t was reported IN Lcrdon on the 10th that
Russia had at last consented to recognize the
Spanish Republic.
A Geneva telegram of a recent date says
that Father Hyacinthe had resigned his func-
tons Ms Cure of that city.
A Paris dispatch Of the Goth says that Mar
shall Bazaine had written n letter to the Min
lister of the Interior in which he said that
neither his aide nor any other persons except
his wife aud nephew were responsible for his
escape. The Marshal concludes thus: "Res
scnting the humiliatng prison regulations, |
felt justified In an attempt to recover my lib
crty. As | was not tried by my peers my inn
prisonment was Illegal"
A London dispatch of the Goth says the
Foreign Office has received Information that
the Spanish Republican troops had fired upon
some officers of the British war-ship Fly,
which was cruising off the coast of Spain
for the protection of British interests.