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would have been saved. Further delay is
attributed to O reluctance of the Captain
to abandon his vessel while hope of saw
ing her remained.
NOW FOR BLOOD.
The Times reports that Henri Roche
fort on the 10Th inst. sent to M. Paul De
Cassagnac calling him to come to Gene
va Immediately with his seconds. The
cause of the challenge was certain ar
ticles which appeared in LIE Pays in
1872. M. De Cassagnac replied with an
excessively abusive letter, giving Roche
fort choice of weapons, and appointing
Prince Alexandra De Wagean and Count
Harrison his seconds.
MN. Perrin ana Ordinaire, having con-
sented to act as Rochefort's seconds,
have met those of NJ. De Cassagnac in
Paris to arrange the terms Of the duel.
They claim thut as their principal is the
insulted party, he has not only the choice
OF weapons but the right to determine
the distance. They then demanded that
the men should meet with pistols at a
distance Of five PAGES and shoot at the
word of command.
M. De Cassagnac's friends said that
this was simply murder, for when the
arms Of the cOmbatants were extended
the muzzles of their weapons would
almost touch. NJ. Rocheforrs represen-
tatives refused to admit these objections.
They said their principal, considering
the Importance OF the case, had been
very particular about conditions. The
friends of M. De Oassagnac then pro.
posed that the distance be thirty PAGES,
each combatant to be allowed to advance
five steps after the word Is given, to be
optional, and shooting to continue until
one of the parties fall. NJ. Rocheforts
seconds declined this proposition, and
the matter rests there.
The Daily News has dispatch stating
that the minute has been drawn up and
signed by the seconds Of both parties,
declaring it impossible to settle the con-
ditioDs of the duel.
NEWS FROM THE WEST INDIES.
New YORK, July 3l.-A Havana lette r
says that an immense convoy was cap
tured by the rebels between Puerto Prin-
cipe and Guamaro, half Of its escort be-
ing placed hors du combat, and that near
Remidos the Cubans drove Spanish
column back to their intrenchmepts,
after capturing their baggage and mill
tary supplies.
The Spanish lost in a former engage
ment one hundred and fifty killed, In
Guiding their commander, and $150,00 in
gold.
1t Is reported that the Spanish Bank
refused to loan the Government another
two million of gold, giving as q reason
the non-payment of previous loans, and
especially the last loan of two millions
of gold, only five hundred thousand OF
which has been returned to the bank.
A serious insult to the British flag
was perpetrated by the Spanish officials
at Porto Rico. The English mail steam
er, Elder, while touching at that port,
was brought to by a Spanish gunboat,
and the captain compelled to-deliver up
a passenger accused by them of having
violated certain Spanish laws.
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pose through the open window. The
pockets Of the coat contained $100 in
money. .t,.
George Lowrey, one of the boys :in-
jured some days ago by the falling of the
shed at the baseball grounds, died yes
terday.
Messrs. H. NJ. Neil, John G.. Mitchell,
y. l.. Hinman, John X. Hughes and Fred.
Marshal have been elected Commission
ers under the Penn Act for the North
High street Improvement.
The friends of Mr.. Clark White have
formally announced. .him as candidate
for Representative. They claim that he
was In fact nominated tor that position
instead OF Converse.
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A. & r. and Westeru linton.

NEW YORK, July l.-No new develop
ments have been made to-day regarding
the rumored proposed consolidation OF
the w. U. and A. & P. Telegraph Com.
panies.
Many well informed persons express
in decided terms the opinion that no
consolidation will take place, for 1t is
known thata certain portion of the stock
holders of both companies would be
gratifed to see an amalgamation, as the
working in continuation Of both oom-
panies would increase their returns
from the capital invested,
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VA TIL Contemplate pro-
w curing homes in the suburbs Of the city
to coll upon the undersigned, who will take
Measure in taxing such out, free OF expense. to
The Lfnwood Land Company's subdivisions, of
aeariy 100 acres, at Linwood, one OF the most
desirable suburbs OF the city, on the Little
Miami Railroad, but seven miles
}fom the corner Of Fourth and
Walnut streets. This Company's second sub
divisiJn contains the most desirable building
xites eyer offered for sale, as a subdivision, in
bus vicinity. Streets will be graded and grav-
Sled, and shade trees set out Ill front OF each
Sps, oil free OF expense to purchasers; prices
VOW; payments easy. JOHN j. HOOKER,
Rec,y. Ofice n. G. cor. Fourth and Walnut sts.
7. Ijyi0- lots, ,M&Thl Z
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LAST EDITION.
Latest from Washington
Fleeing from Yellow Fever-Court
Martial, &c. &c.

WASHINGTON, D. c., July 31.-The fol-
lowing dispatch was sent from here this
morning to General P. II. Sheridan, Chi
cago:
"The General of the Army directs me
to say that the commanding officer at
Fort Barrancas should be authorized to
remove the whole or any part of his
command TO the pine woods of Florida,
or to any point the Commanding Gen.
eral of the Department of the Cult ma Y
appoint and approve, regardless OF de-
partment lines.
[Signedl "JoHN NJ. BACON,
"Colonel and Aid-de- Camp"
A general court martial has been Or
dereo to convene at Fort Whipple, Va,
on the goth of August, for the trial OF
such officers as may be brought before
1t.
Governor Wells, the successor to Judge
Fisher, will assume the duties of his
new position on the first of September.
WASHINGTON, July 31.-It is stated
that the next Congress will be called
upon to abolish the Bureau OF Supervis-
ing Architect of the Treasury.
Secretary Bristow lett for his home in
Louisville last night, and Judge Burnam,
Second Assistant, is the Acting Secre-
tary Of the Treasury.
The President has appointed Luther 8.
Trowbridge Collector OF Internal Reve-
nue. for the First District OF Michigan;
James II. Moe, of Nebraska, Register of
the Land Office at Helena, Montana, and
VIM. r. Strawn, Postmaster at Edin-
burg, Ind. Alfred e. Mason has been
appointed Internal Revenue Storekeeper
for the Twenty-frst District of Penn
sylyania.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has di-
rected the retirement of $l,016, ,472 of le-
gal tenders, that amount being eighty
per cent. of the additional National Bank
notes issued last month. Until further
orders the outstanding legal tenders
will be $374, 755, ,10e.
A dispatch from Fort Barrancas re.
ports two new cases of yellow fever to-
day, and three yesterday, and two
deaths, laundress and Mrs. Ingalls,,
wife Of Lieutenant ingalls,. No new
cases from Fort Pickens. Dr..Stornburg,
Post Physician at Barrancas, who is
down with the fever, is doing well.
In the indictment Avery is mentioned
as William G. instead OF William o.
The work of printing ii ty-cent notes
will be Immediately resumed. The old
plates will be used with some modifica-
tion. ...,s
Gen. Garfield walked out yesterday for
tile hrst time since his recent illness.
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Comyentson of Coloyed Editors.

A number Of colored editors have arrived in
our city to attend q convention of coiorcd jour
nalists, to be held at o'clock Monday, at the
colorea church, corner Of Seventh and Plum
streets.
Among those that have arrived are Hon.
David Young, editor OF the 'Concorlia Eagle,
and Senator elect from the State of Louisiana: !:
y "; u, brown ESQ, suPeir,ntcnqent OF Public
Lsl., aud Hon. AIr. Pinchback, Of Louisiana.
We enjoyed few moments conversation
with Mr.. Young, who is a fine looking and very
genial gentleman, and among other things
elected the fact that Mr. Youngwas on his way
to Europe in pursuit of health and pleasure.
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The Ftrst Cotton.

Boston, MASS, July 81.-The first bale
OF the new cotton crop received here was
sold at auction at noon to-day for the
benefit Of the Home for Aged Men. The
bale graded strict middling, and was
raised on the Rio Grande. The cotton
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NM TARR4ANTED TO CURE, or the money
wv refunded. DR.. J. q. Kerr's Great System
Henovator Is good alike for child and adult. 1t
box. 1t cures all disepscsSRrising from impure
blood; cures all skin diseases, liver compa int,
Rrysipelas, dyspepsia, constipation, piles, fux,
Gsentery, headache, neuralgia, debilitated
diafrhca, biliousness, fever and ague and chol-
era m0rbus. Depot, No 139 W. Fourth st. Sold
by all druggists. efs jy8l Ats
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fVETANTED DO YOU WISH TO save
w money! II SO, buy your boots. shoes,
Street. He not only sells retail at wholesale
Arjoes, but he receives daily job lots Of custom
made boots and shoes, which he can sell at half
the usual prica It is therefore money. in your
pocket to go there before you buy elsewhere. 1t
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NTANTED-TO RENT OR BUY-A coun-
w try place, Of ~ to 80 acres, well located
and convenient to railroad and church. House
md Outbuildings must be in good order. Send
full particulars as to house, grounds. outbuiid-
,tngs, fruits, neighborhood. &c. Address. for
one week, j. Ii. S., Lock box o, Cincinnati, o.
,E Uy17-f,stwl
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: OFFICER CUsHxAN this morning arrested a
man named John Al. Martin Oh warrant
sworn oat by his wife, LIZZIE Martin, charging
him with having deserted hef anu liv.d in Il
state o. adultery w.tn Que Kate smith, Martia
was locked Up in Ninth-street Ssrtion, and wlli
expMta aastsrs OH Moadpy ho ore judge Lin
dcman.
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There are two hundred and fifty female
students in the college Of medicine and
surgery OF the st. Petersburg Univer-
sity.
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The people of France now take their
bathing houses with them from Paris to
the seaside. They are made portable
and can be packed i'll Il trunk.
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In the march OF life, do not heed the
order for "right about" when you know
you are about right. = 's 2
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COLUMBUS, o., July 81. "A tibet last
night suseesded- hl ,steulI..g a-cout be-
longing 10 s. H;siintchlnsons At 10 West
Court street. using pole for the ror-
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wANTED---TRADES,

MTANTED D-PAINTING-C F. Lauten-
wv schlaager, house and sign painter, works
for small profits Try him. No. II w. Sixth
street. Covington, Ky. ap5-4mo
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~ .uiUIoW Nouuudy) tb 4.0U L p. M III EaSU
Columbia, near tollgate. Good speakers in
attendance. it,
CEYENTH-S STREET CONGREGATIONAL
~ CHURCH. - Rev. Eben Haley, Pastor.
Services Tomorrow at II A. NJ. Sabbath
school at $3.50 A. M. All are invited. 1t
CT PAUL M. E. CHURCH, corner of Seventh
y and Smith streets.-Preaching Tomorrow,
at II A. M. and 8 p. M, by Rev. Alexander
Clark, d. ID. Sunday school at 1880 p. M. 1t
HENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH, Ninth
~ street. between Central avenue and Plum,
W. l. Moore, Pastor Morning subject: "Fam-
lily Government" Evening: "Liberal Liberal
1sm." Seats free. 1t
" NNE-STREET CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH. = Rev. O. B. Bovnton, d. D.,
Pastor. Preaching Tomorrow, at II A. NJ.
A II are invited. No evening service. Sabbath
school at $3.50 A. M. 1t
TABERNACLE CONGREGATIONS Robin
l. sons Opera-house, corner Of Ninth and
Plum.--Rev Henry ID. Moore, Pastor, will
preach on Sunday morning, August lst, at II
O'clock Subjects: '"rhe Future Life; the Man
sions Prepared; the Recognition and Reunion
Of Friends In the Everlasting Home; and the
Relations Of these Questions to the Comfort,
Hopes and Happiness Of the Shining and Sor-
rowing Children of the Earth" The hymns to
be sung, accompanied by the band of brass and
reed instruments, will be "Guide me, o Thou
Great Jehovah" sHome, Sweet Home" and
nShining Shore" All who do not attend
Church elsewhere are cordially invited. Young
men and strangers most welcome. i
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wv D-sITUATION- By a single man,
w T years old, with years. experience, In
grocery or notion store; references Address
+. y. Box 461, Brazil, Ind. jyS0-3t
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CLOSE OUT-A stock of
w drst.class Sewing Machines In order to
retire finally from the business Will sell at
COST for CASH. Call for AGENT, $50 w alnut
ktreet, first floor. je?6-tf
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AWANTED buy YOUR HATS OF
MARTIN, at ~ W. Fifth st. jy15-tf
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'VXT ANTED THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
wv That KELLY'S Photograph Gallery, No.
e,9 Madison street, Coylngton, ky,, has been
removed to 1873 West Fifth street, Cincinnati,
Ohio. ap5-4mo
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w NANTED = SITUATIONS - By a mother
Wv and daughter, intelligent and well edu-
cateb to take charge of q house or Offices,
able and willing to work; best Of references
given as to honesty and reliability. Address
S.W.C., Enquirer ofiise for one week. jy3O-2t
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INfANTED-FRESH AIR! FRESH AIR.
wv Take the train at Plum street Depot at
! AS r 1l. tomorrow Sunday for Shooting
Park, Carthage and Lockland, returning to The
pity at O'Clock z. NJ 1t
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HXT ANTkD -HOUSE-Offo four or FIVE rooms,
wv within four squares Of Scott and Robbins
ptreets, COvington. Call on or address w A Z,
f.cEet-oilice, Third and Vine streets, Cincin-
hati jy30-2J
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RELIGIOUS DIRECTORY.

OUTDOOR SERVICES win be held to-
~ morrow Sunday at 4:30 p. M. at East
Columbia, near tollgate. Good speakers in
attendance, 1t#
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WTANTBD-SITUAT ATION-In some UNDER
w taking establishment; have had about
years experience In the business in city of
5000 inhabitants Address j. ii. KINKEAD,
portsmouth, .. jy3o-2t
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EXCnAFGE Two good
/! wv building lots in Leavenworth City for
h0rse aud buggy, or a gentleman's fine pin.
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FOR SALE.

TCOR SALE-COUNTER-Su for cigar
u stand; WAL sell cheap. Inquire at Indiana
House, 168 Fifth st. jyS0-2t
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VTTANTED--SITUAT ATION-By young man
w Of 28, to learn carriage trimming; will
work for board. Address p. o. Box, 435 Ham,
iltOn, .. jyS0-2t :
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WANTED : SITUATION - AS clerk or
w salesman in grocery or variety store, or
anything else, so it is not dry goods; best Of
reference, Address J. NJ. d., In care Of E. G.
johnson, Newark, o. jy30-lt
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WTANTED-SITUAT UATION--As clerk or as
w sistant book-keeper by a practical ac-
countant Willing to work for moderate
salary, provided the employment be perma-
nent. Can give good city references. Please
address LOUIS j. NADAUD, No. 1872 Central
avenue. jy30-2t
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wANTED---SITUATIONs.

wv XTANTED-SITUATIO cook, by an
w experienced person; can give good refer
ences. Apply at No. 70 Bank st. jy3U-8t
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NM who understands
w her business, with experience in a pri-
gate boarding-house. Call at No. 81 Walnut
Stfeet. jy30-2t
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- YOU TO KNOW That b.
IVY CAvAqNA & SON have new Pine Apple
nd new Holland Cheese, and splendid line Of
Eroceries. jy26-tf
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would have been saved. Further delay is
attributed to reluctance of the Captain
to abandon his vessel while hope Of saw
ing her remained.
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lk7OR SALE RAILROAD TICKETS -
IN Bought SOLD and Exchanged. HOW Il
Co, 80 West Third street. jyl6-tf
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NM NTANTED-BUILDING airy and
wv light. suitable for manufacturing pur-
f6ses, without machinery. Address 5 X & w,
my. jy30-2t
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NOR sALE--A FARM-Of 143 acres, 1e
T miles from tie, city. Can be subdivided, ii
Eecessary. Title perfect. Inquire at STAR
OFFICE. JyN-6t
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EXTANTED-HOUSE- four or five rooms; !;
ion. Address ID Fl O, Losk-box 1885. jy30-8t
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GREENvILLE, TENN, July 31.-Sena-
tor Johnson, after a perceptible improve
ment last night, began again to sink a
little after midnight, and died at fifteen
minutes OF three O'Clock this morning.
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TOR RENT.

n vST = BRACELET = Gold link, either at
IA Bnthot Woods or on Clinton road; o re-
easds n returned 70 81 Clark Of 1Ssp-as
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wANTnD---M1scELrANnoUs

WANTED--RUBBER STAMPS
Nv jy14-tf, W&S] at 2O1 Race street.
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ST. PAUL M. E. CHURCH, corner Of Seventh
- and Smith streets.-Preaching Tomorrow,
at II A. NJ. and P. NJ, by Rev. Alexander
Clark, ID. ID. Sunday school at 1880 p. M. 1t
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NV ANTED = AGENTS-For "Odontaline."
NV For particulars address. with stamp. j. p.
BROOKI&S & SON, Eaton, 0. iy8O-8t
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E,OH LB-CARRIAGES- = New and Sec
- Ond hand, in great variety. For bargains
I'D at 10 aud u W West Seventh street. GEO. q.
MILLER q SONS. sep7-tf
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FInDIT, TIE 177W DAY Or DE-
CEIBER, 4. d. 1875,
TRUSTEES Sale.

SUHEREAS, FRANCIS N. DAVIS AND his
w wife, Jane \. i,aTiS, 10y their certain Decd
of Trust, Gated The 9th day OF October, 1874, and
recorded in the Recorders Dnice OF the County
of Andrew, State OF Missouri, in Book 30, on
Page 65S, conveyed to the undersigned, Trustee,
the following described Real Estate. situate, ~
ing and being in the County OF Andrew, state of
Missouri. t0-Wit:
All OF the Northeast Fourth Of the Southeast
quarter of Section twenty, Township sixty,
Range Thirty five, containing forty acres more or
less, which said conveyance was made in Trust
10 secure the payment of 4 UronlIS-nrN note liz
said Deed OF Trust mentioned and described.
And, whereas, same note l. now Tue and I'M
paid, together with the interest thereon; Now,
therefore, /, the undersigned, Trustee, by viz
tur OF the power IN me vested by said Deed OF
Trust and at the request of the legal holder of
said pTOIni>scry note, will, on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2STIL, 1870,
al the Cour, House Door, in the town Of Savan-
nah. county of Andrew. StItro al Missouri. pro-
ccc,i to sell The real estate described Is above ut
public vcniuc - Tie highest bidder, for cash i'll
hand, and apply The proceeds ot said sale to the
satisfaction of said note, both principal and in
tcrcst and tie costs of This Trust.
G. Il. PHELPS, Trustee.
\nV. rs 'T1--nnG--W1
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STRAY NOTICE.

TAKEN Up by William II. Moran, living in
L Empire township, Andrew co., Mo, Oct.
2G. $50, as 4 stray, one cow, supposed to he 9
years old last spring, marked with an undcrbit in
both cars-rcd and white speckled coW,-the
sides mostly rcd-brandcd on the left hip and
can't tell what it is: Il large bell on, and Il lump
on tn" ha%, 10 other marks or brands pcrcciva-
Die. Appraised ri fifteen dollars, by Robinson
PiStolc and Luther Carter, who were duly sworn
by me for that purpose. y. true copy from my
stray book. Posted before me this LIST ttay of
November, IS11. JOS ANNlNG.
Justice or the Peace for Empire Township.
November l., 1905.
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WANTED

A man in each city and county in Mis-
souri,, to act as General Agent for the
sale of an article never before introduce
ed. To the right kind of mel Il perma-
nent business is offered. Those mean
ing business, address, enclosing. stamp
for answer, SECRETARY MANHATTAN
MANUFACTURING Co., 147 Reade street,
New York. nO5W3
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Stray Notice.
STATE OF MISSOURI.
(8INTY OF ANDREW.

ST C%IEr OF on M I<@nrWI Is,
Taken up aS Il stray, by Ephriam My
"rS, living in Platte Township. in An
drew county. on the seventh day Of No
vCmbcr, 1S75, one black mare mule
supposed to be one or two years old
last spring, has Il brown nose, about
thirteen hands high, no other marks or
brands percciyab!e. Appraised at thir-
ty-liye dollars by john I. Bailey and
John ". PopPleweIl, and sworn to be-
lore me this 18th day of November, 1870.
VINCENT WILSON, j. Z.
Dec. >. 7J-no7-wt*.