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PARIS, July l7.-There are dissensiOns
among the ministry upon questions of
general policy, but no change in the
government, other than the retirement
Of NJ. Magne, is expected to take place
before the debate of next Monday on NJ.
Ventavons's report from the committee
of thirty.
NJ. De Fourteen, minister Of the in
terror, has resigned, and President Mae
Mshon has accepted the resignation.
Ii is said that in consequence of the re-
fusal of the minister of the interior to
authorize the procuring Of NJ. Rouher,
Duke de Cazes threatened to resign if
De Fourteen remained in the cabinet.
Another cause which led to the resigna-
ton was that De Fourteen differed from
his colleagues in regard TO the policy de-
termined upon by them in constituting
a different government until the expirs-
ton of MscMahon's term.
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THE BOSS.
improvements 10 be Made in his Prison
Quarsers-He is SfilI an Orderly.

NEW YORK, July 1.-THE commits
sioners Of charities and correction have
authorized improvements TO be made in
the prison quarters Of VIM, NJ. Tweed,
owing TO the representations Ofthe physi-
clans and warden OF the penitentiary,
and will In day or two remove Tweed
TO a larger room. This room is about
ten by twenty feet in area on the second
floor, ard has three windows leading out
from it on the river. 1t is 10 be filed up
with the same furniture used in his
former room. This furniture belongs to
Tweed. II consists of a double bed,
lounges, hospital and arm chairs, office
revolving chairs and one or two tables.
Before Tweed can be removed to his
new quarters they viii be rendered more
secure, and the warden is now having
the room newly bolted and barred. AT
present Tweed is performing the duties
Of orderly In the hospital, administer
ing medicine, assisting the doctors in
cases that require an Orderly's attend
ance and turning out at night with the
other orderiies when be is required. He
feeds on prison fare, except that he is
permitted occasionally TO purchase bet
ter food, always within prison regula-
tiOnE
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MARRIED.

AMES-COOPER-At Calvary Church, on
Wednesday, July 18th, by Rev. Geo. White,
d. D., rector, assisted by Rev. Tullius C. Tup-
per, OF Sardis, Mississippi, CHARLES B. JAMES
and Miss ELLEN MAY COOPER, both Of this
city.
MASsEY-TOPP-At the residence OF the
brides father, Colonel Robertson TOpp, on
Thursday, July 18th, by Rev. Geo. White, D.
D., IRWIN MCDOWELL MASSEY and Miss ALICE
ToPP, all OF tslis city.
JOHNSON WRIGHT the sixteenth
instant, at the residence of the brides father,
Mr.. H. Wright, three miles east of Courtland.
Mississippi, by Rev. Allan Fields, Mr.. GILES
JOHNSON and Miss Lucy WRIGHT, all Of Pa
nola county.
While we gazed with enraptured eyes upon
the matchless beauty of the peerless bride, we
could hardly refrain from repeating
Blest as the immortal gods is he,
The youth who fondiy sits by thee,
And sees and hears thee all the while
Softly speak and sweetIy SMILE"
AMICUS.
Baptist and Presbyterian please copy.
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LONDON, July ia dispatch from
Lausanne, Switzerland, announces the
death of Mr.. Goodup, grandson of Noah
Webster.
In the house flOrds this afternoon the
earl of CarnasOn, secretay Of state for the
colonial department, stated that her
msjesty's government wss ready to ac-
cept the cessiOn Of the Fiji islands, il it
was made unconditional, but the sixteen
conditions proposed by Fiji were not ac-
ceptable. The governor of New South
Wales bad been instructed to submit the
views ofShe gOveTnmento on the matter to
the king and inhabitants of the Fiji
islands,
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Spain.

MADRID, July 17.-There was a riot in
Lorida yesterday, arising from the oppO-
sition of the people to the OctrOi tax.
The troops suppressed the disorder.
Several persons were injured.
The Madrid journals state that the
Carlists have seized a number OF men,
women and children on the CantGbran-
ian coast and in Biscay, numbering in
all sixteen hundred persons, and hold
them as hostages, to beshotin case Of an
attack by the Republicans.
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DIED.

EEYDON- On Friday, July 18th, WINNI-
PRED, daughter Of Thomas and Bridget
Neyion.
Friends and scquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend The funeral from the foot Of
Exchange street, at three O'Clock this CsATUR-
DAY) afternoon.
D0UGHERTY-On Thursday, July 18th, at
the residence OF Judge Morgan, his son-in-
law, in BernanGO, Mississippi, JOHN Z.
DoUGHERTY, a native Of Winchester, Tennes-
see, and for many years prominent and
highly respected citizen OF Memphis.
Funeral services by Rev. l. &. Taylor, at
the Court street Cumberland Presbyterian
Church, this (SATURDAYO morning at nine
o'clock. Carriages at the church.
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TURF SPORTS.
Closing Day of the Races az E0IedO,
OliiO-SeOiIand Wins the BiehO
shield at WlmbIedOR.
CLOSING DAY AT TOLEDO, OHIO.


TOLEDO, July 1.-THE three days
racer closed to-day. The attendance
was fully up to that Of yesterday, and
the track was in fine condition. tt e
first race was for the $50 class, for
purse Of $500; $500 to the first horse, $50
to the second and $50 to the third.
There were nine entries. The race was
won by Membrino Walker, of Coldws-
ter, Michigan, in three straight heats.
Time, 2:44f, 2:473, 2:42S. Frank Rose
wood, of jackson, Michigan, took the
second money.
Tie free-for-all race, five entries, purse
the came as the first, was won by Fred.
Hooper, Of Detroit, in three straight
heats; time, 2:3l3, 1924, 2:3l; General
Sherman, of Coldwater, Michigan, see
cad; John d, third.
The pacing race completed the pro-
gramme, for which seven horses started,
Jim, of Monroe, Michigan, and Rattling
JIM, of Newark, Ohio, drawn. Purse
the same as the others. The first heat
wal won by sealskin, of Indianapolis, in
2:3I; Copper Bottom and Cotton Picker
dis.anced; the second, third and fourth
heiIts were won by Sleepy George, Gf
Sttlebenville, Ohio; time, 2:2Si, 2:32l,
2:34l; Sealskin second, John McNair, OF
Detroit, Michigan, third.
THE BRITISH TURF.
YoNDoS I.iv l7---Scotland Won the
Eleho shield at the Wimbledon meeting;
EJ,oIaua oaoond Ireland third
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Prussia.

KIssENGEN, July l7.-One OF the
wounds received by Bismarck in the
wrist is nearly healed. Another, caused
by the burning wad from the pistol,
which scorched the flesh, is still painful,
but the Inflammation is slowly subsid-
ing. Kullman has been removed from
Kissengen to Wmzburg,
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COMMERCIAL HOTEL.

FTNHE panielky times requires us TO meet the
views OF the public, and we would state
that day -boarders ca1 have special rates, and
the transient merchant and traveller will find
this hotel prepared to give them such accom-
modatfons as will insure satisfaction. Our
clerks are well informed as 70 the departure
and arrival OF trains ana boats, and II will be
10 their pleasure 20 inform all who may call.
tyIS SCHLEY & CARROLL, Proprs,
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James Gray, Of Roaehas Station, on
the st. Louis and Southeastern railroad,
was killed by being thrown from the
track near Ashley, Illinois, wednesday
night. He laid across the track in
drunken sleep. and was discovered too
late to save him,
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DOckeray the Victim Of Spanish In
trlgue-PrOgress OF the Cuban
RebelliOR-Bismarek's
Condition.
Tive HuBdred Houses Destroyed by Fire
in COastantInOple-Soah Web
ster's Grandson Dead.
The CessiOR Of the Fill Islands 10
Great BritalR-DIsseHslOn In the
French Ministry-Etc.

0o u

CONsTANTINOPLE,J July 1.-THE fire in
Galata was brought under control after
raging six hours. About two hundred
houses were destroyed.
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quired TO make good the five per cent.
fund OF the bank forwarding the same
will be remitted in legal-tender Dotes
forwarded from the tFessurer's Office.
Payment OF excess cannot be made in
drafts. The assistant treasurer should
receive an account of transfers of de-
posit of such bank-notes as are redeem
able at their full face-value at the treas
ury department.
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cannot fail to be forever renemeered and
cherished by each and every one Of
them. MsjOr Robert Saunders, OF Mo-
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MEMPHIS & CHARLESTON
RAIGROAD.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

MEMPHIS, TENN, July II, 1874.
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, THE 18th DAY
~ OF JULY, 1874, passenger trains on the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad viii arrive
and depart at Memphis as follows:
Mail train arrives at Memphis daily IL 80 am
Express train arrives at Memphis
daily Except Mondays ........-.-.------ l:i7 am
at Memphis daily Except sundays s:45 am
Grand Junction Accommodation ar
rives at Memphis daily..--.---.......-.-. IS pm
Mail train leaves Memphis da1ly y......-10 80 am
Express train leaves Memphis daily
Except Saturdays osO pm
SOmerVtue Accommodation leaves
Memphis daily Except sundays). . 400 pm
Grand Junction Accommodation.
leaves Memphis daily ly..-.......--.-..--.- $50 am
Making direct connection at Grand juno
ton for all points North and South reached
by the Mississippi Central Railroad and It's
connections. At Decatur Tor Nashville, Lou
isvine and Cincinnati, and the Northeast.
Also at Decatur for Montgomery, Eufauia-
and points in Eastern Alabama and western
Georgia. At Chattanooga for all Eastern
cities and the popular summer resorts OF Viz
ginia, North Carolina, and East Tennessee.
Also at Chattanooga for Southeastern and
Seaboard cities.
Sleeping Coaches on all night trains.
Through Tickets and Information furnished
al Z7s Main street, snd at the Depot OF the
Company on Charleston avenue.
jyls W. J hOoo, zen SoPt.
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county. These things indicate that the
people are aroused. This is the way to
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perhaps did not know what spirit of
enterprise they would exhibit when any
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minutes and fifty seconds. The winning
crew was greeted with tremendous
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OMAHA, July Il. 17.-Arrsngements
have been completed with eastern cspi
talists by which large stock-yards are to
be Immediately erected at this point.
Surveys have just been completed by
the Union Pacific company for forty
stall enginehouse on the grounds near
the west end Of the bridge, to be COM
pleted this year.
The noted horse Randall left here last
night for Chicago, Cleveland and Utica.
Prof. Watson, Of the university OF
Michigan, accompanied by other astrOn-
omers, left this city for the west yester-
day, on their way to stations in China
and Japan, where they will observe the
transit of Venus. -Four carloads of as
Economical instruments preceded them.
A telegram received from Fort FetteT-
man on the sixteenth says: "A corporal
and six men, acting as q guard for the
hay contractor, report being attacked by
twenty Indians, but they were repnlsed
after an exchange Of forty or fifty shots.
ArrspahOe Indians have been charging
around the contract camp fer several
days, but no soldiers have been hurt"
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CLEVELAND, OHIO, July 1.-THE
Lake Shore and Tusearorss Valley rail-
road hiss been placed in the hands Of Z.
B. Thomas as receiver. Mr.. Thomas has
made no change in the general officers
of the road.
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NE BRITIsH TrRF

Y,oSpoN. 5:.iv l7--Scotlsnd won the
Eleho shield at the Wimbledon meeting;
England second, Ireland third.
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Fuel, Idg15s, N usnIuss exc, au0CU szE.f.
Students nom seventeen States and Terrific
rjes. inciuaiDg Tennessee.
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Fatally EuJared.

New ORLEANS, July 17.-HenTy
Schultz and Thomas Murphy were
found lying at the Few basin this morn-
ing, severely beaten on the head. Both
y1-ara uneoueeioue
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Railway Items-SenatOr BOgy IN 81
uis-Workingmen's Association
Treasurer Spinner.
Naval Academy Competitive ExGmiEa-
tion-HerOism ReWarded-Lit-
lie Rock Items-Fatally
IBjured.
Skirmish vita the Indians In Texas
The Postal Convention Ratified
Omaha Varieties
Etc, Etc.

Arrival Of Six Hundred Hehnonifes-
NEW YORK, July l7.-AbOut six hun
drei Mennonites, who propose to settle
in the west, arrived to-day.
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New York have been summoned to
Washington to answer the charges pend
ing against them in connection with the
ring and safe burglary.
The jouneymEn tailors of this city
are on a strike on account of the en-
ployers redUcing their wages.
John Kaiser, OF franklin, Ohio, ended
a drunken spree in Cincinnati Wednes-
day night by shooting his wife, instantly
killing her, and then putting the pistol
to his own head, fred two shots and
died insfanfI
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LittIe RoeE Kosss.

WAsHTNaTON, July lie ansWeI %
,ons Inquiries Treasurer Spinner has
i.aneG letter declaring that nat,ohAi l l4
is5S, i,sn l-ut,tes should not be cancelled oe-
"a, ia I hesore being sent 10 him ior re-
IpiS ,IH,9tion Redeemed notes VIII oe
oel, osenaSiied ,sIe in the tseasurer's Office. Ma
l,Nn~I bsnk-notes will be received y
.A'.iial -. Good the i've per cent. Tedenp-
- 80 s.ssS but the first deposit OF i've PEI
~ ~ 80" naast Sc made in legsl-tendel
Ie les ANY excesS over the amount re-
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WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE Tatifica-
tiolls Of the postal convention between
the United States and France were ex-
changed to-day at the pOstoffice depart
ment. and the convention will be ear
RED Into operation on the first Of August
rravF
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TustSn spencer's HerOisna.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE secre-
tarv of the navy hss addressed COM
Dlimeutary letter to Ensign I. c. Spen-
Ger, who scted very gsllsntly on the oc-
cssion + the cspsizing OF boat OF the
Fortune on the coast Of Mexico. He has
also complimented Christopher Fowler,
ebe boatswain's mate, for heroism at the
same tine, and has awarded medal of
honor tO him.
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Employees Of q circus company en-
tieed two girls, aged ten and twelve
years, from Nicholson, Wyoming coun-
ty, Pennsylvania, lest week. Detectiye3
are on the search FOR the children and
their ahdlctors.
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NIAGARA, ONT., July 1.-THE miss
ing yacht Foam was found to-day three
miles out, with only three feet of her
masts above water. No tidings OF her
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Chicago, July Ian erroneous i'm
preston has gained ground that the Ex-
position building was destroyed or in
jured by the fire Tuesday night. It is,
however, intact, and the September
exposition viii be held in it as previous
lY intended.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-09-08

THE Leonard Scott Publishing Com
pany's reprint of the Edinburgh Re
cieoc for July is now before us, full
of good reading, as usual
The first article, Ocean Warfare. ;"
gives an explanation and decription +,
free from technicalitieS. of the new
condition under which naval warfare
will be waged, and of the various
weapons with which modern fleets are
armed,
Hebrew students will be much
interested in the article on The
Speakers Bible - now in course Cf
publication in England.
Art. Ill. '.Nasmy this Physical
History of the Moon" gives a de-
scriplion of the appearance of the
surface of the moon and its proba>
BILE Formations. founded on many care
full telescope observations. A bail
of molten liquid is the basis of Mr
Nasmyth's theory of fJrmati,n; and
he advances >Ome new ideas Ie'a~
tives to the cooling process, to ex-
plain the Irregularities on its surface.
Motley's Life and Death Of
Barneveldt' is welcomed with long
and favorable review.
The eth article takes up Halls
Modern English" criticising the
style and temper of Mr. Hall S writ
mos with much severity,
The paper entitled "Canon Of
Beauty in Greek Art" will be at
tractiye TO art-studGnts.
O:her articles are, a lung and
favorable review Of GuiZot's History
of France, with numerocs extracts;
Richard Cleasby, and his labors in
IceIandie literature; and review OF
the journal of Henry Cockburn,"
q continuation of the memorials of
his Tine" by the well-kno&n Lord
CocLbGm.
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S1GO RWAISE1-

The above reward will be given by
the undersigned, for the apprehension
and delivery 10 him. or confinement
in Jail in Scott County. Virginia, of
Joseph ID. White, for the murder of
Henry Frazier. Said murder was COM
mitted in Scott County Virginia, or
the 9TH day of August, 1874, Sand
white il about A. years old, five feet,
or 10 incher high, sandy hair, blue
eyes, fair complexion, his lower lip
sore, on which he generally Keeps Il
thin cloth, or small slip of paper, of
bad cOuntemance, tnlerably free spo-
ken. And weighs about 100 pounds.
Nickelsvile, Scott Co.,
AuU lift Va
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BRIsToL MILL.
An Interest for Sale on extraOr
binary terms.

/ wi, sell a one-half interest in the
finest i'll property in the State of Va.
on the following terms to-wit..
L will take in cash, the amount that
1T would yield in five years (proffit) 10
the purchaser, we running it TO its full
capacity-the amount to be ascertaiued
by fair tests &C. G. Camnbe.i.
We will also pay cash for good clean
wheat and keep on hand constantly
the different grades of flour also brand
and chop and will sell at the lowest
figures poss: ble-fOr cash alone.
We must Keep oar money in shape
to be used a: any moment, therefore
no order will be hoEered, cxce:.t the
cash accompany the same
Parties can have their grinding
done on short notice-full satisfactio
guaranteed.
CAMPBELL & WILLIAMS.
Nov. 1S-tf.
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Announcement.

We are authorized 30 announce Capt.
/. II. DENNY a candiGate To represent
the people of the 2d Tennessee District
in the next Senate.
We are authorised and requested to
announce Col GEO. II. MCCLELLAN,
of sullivan County, as Il candidate to
rppresent tile first Congressional Dis
trict of Tennessee in the 44th Congress
of the United States.
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RICHMOND VA.
4 Card to Merchants

y cara 10 NIefchantS.
The subscribers who are the pro-
prietors of the justly popular Whis-
key. known by the brand of ''B. Sc
LECr." have learned that inferior
W hiskey has been sold West of
Lynchburg, under that brand. We
are therefore induced To say to those
who have heretofore been admirers of
our "B SELECT" that all the genuine
Whiskey of that brand, is exclusively
controlled by us. The best security
for its genuIness, is to obtain it direct
ly from us. The following certificate
by the most prominent chemist and
physician in Va, will attest its puri-
ty. Very Respectfully.
WALTER ID. BLAIR Il Co.
! have analysed the Whiskey known
under the brand of "B SELECT con-
troiled by Messrs. Walter ID. Blair &.
Co., Richmond, Va, and find it FREE
FROM FUSIL OIL and other impurities,
and recommend its use for medicinal
and family purposes.
J. Is. McCAW, NJ. D.,
Late Professor of Chemistry.
Medical College of Virginia
Aug. 1S-lm.
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Rev. b. e, Manard last evening
resigned his PASTORAL charge OF the
Blptist Church and Rev. NJ. B..
Noffsinger Of Macon Miss, was elect
ed Instead. Prof Manard will devote
his whole time TO b. Il. College.
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CLUB RATES.
Or Agents.

The following gentlemen will act
as our Agents, and are authorized to
procure and receipt for subscriptions
and other business in our name.
TazewclI G. II Va, II. G. Anderson.
Lebanon Va, Capt. J. w. Nc
Brnnm.
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FiaHkihg BristOt.-If it was Gen
Jos. II. Anderson, who moved at
Knoxville to authorize the President
of the +. 4. Va. & Ga. r. r., to secure
a competing sroute through n. c., to
Norfolk, we can undtrstandit because
he lives in Richmond, but ifitwere Mr..
J. II. Anderson we cannot, for he
lives in Bristol, which would be thus
dried up. The Press and Herald will
please explain.
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PROPERTY FOR SALE.

offer at private sale the folloving Real Esiate .
lst so acres cleared land East side Beaver
Creek, one mile from Main street Of Brs-
toll and the main road between the
Wo0eh Mills of Messrs. Jordan x Pepper
and the Cotton Mills Of Messrs. Fulton,
Byrd & Sparger-tbis will be sold IN lois
OF from ] to acres more, If desired.
with road to each lot.
End lot Of = acre with comfortable honse on
Main street, west Of J. W. Reese's store.
3rd lot Of i acre on West Main street opposite
residence of J. b. Keen two houses on it.
4th. lot Of i scre. uuimproved, on King street
adjoining the lots Of E. @. F. Hughes:
5h Two Z acre lots 4th street. Bristol. with
comfortable small house, stable, crib ami
cistern. excellent garden with fruit trees,
shubbery, &c
9th tract of land on Beaver creek, containing
1870 acre., 50 &c which is elared, the balance
in woods ] mile from Bristol. two small
houses on il and so acres in clover.
9TH, $50 acres wood land two miles from Bristnl,
adjoining the lands Of W p. KERN, W II.
Robinson and w II Smith
Price moderate and terms Easy. apply te
L. b. MeCSANAHAN,
Anil. '7l-3ms,
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Teacher Wanted.

Wanted Immediately, a lady who
has had considerable experience in
teaching, and can come well recon-
merded, desires a situation in school
or private family. Address stating
terms &C., TEACHER,
Newbern,
Pulaski Co.,
No
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For Congress.

We are authorized to announce Hon.
r. f. BowEN a candidate for re-elec-
lion 10 represent the 9th District in the
ia the 18th Congress of the United
States, at the election To be held in
November mkt, subject to- the dcci-
sion of district Convention, should
one hc held
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BINDING done in neat style at the
NEWS office. Old books rebound,
Magazines and other periodicals
stitched trimmed and bound in hand
suEe style. Prices moderate.