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Notice.

VXYHEREAS, my wife, Sarah E.
w Miller, having left my bed, with
out any lawful excuse, do hereby warn
the public that will not be responsible
for any debt made or contracted by her.
DANIEL MILLER.
Gallipolis, Aug. 10, lS76.-3w
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THE Store Room, fronting the Pub
| lie Square, lately occupied by
Mr.. ZEHRING, is for rent. Enquire OF
III. u. MAXON.
Aug. 10, 1S76.-3w
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THE Nations debt was reduced
81, 1,13S,O33 during July.
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For all diseases ofthe Liver, Stomach and Spleen.
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1t IL eminently Family Medicine and
by being kept ready for immediate resort,
Will save many an hour Of suffering and
many dollar in time, and doctors bills.
After forty years. trial II is still receiv-
Ing the most unqualified testimonials Of
Iis virtues, from persons Of the highest
character and responsibility. Eminent
physicians commend 1t as the most
q, EFFEcTUAL SPECIFIC G
For Constipation; Headache, Pain in the shoul-
Pain in The region ofthe Kidneys; de.pondency,
the onsprtng of diseased LIVER.
The Liver, the largest organ in the body,
Wrctchedness and DEATH will ensue.
IF you feel DULL, DRowsY, DEBILI-
MoUrH tastes Hy.Ts badly. poor Ia AFrErI4E,
and Tongue COATED. YOU are suffering
MESA" and nothing will cure you so
speedily and permanently.
Lhsve meyer never seen or M tried such simple. ef,
my TfiS saa S. Loais No. remedy
Hon. Alex. Fl. Stephens. ?
qulres il, Dr. simmons mo IsV Liver Regaaior. win
GOOD cyect. t.n-Hon. ALEx. Il. sTEPHEgs
4 Governor of alabama.
sYour Regulator has been in use in my family
bic addition to the medical science. n-GoyJ.
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~.
the p.st .sssniesn vent M years can safely Commend
used for that class OF diseases Il purports TO
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For President,
RUTHERFORD B. HAYES
of Ohio.
For Vice President,
WILLIAM A. WHEELER,
of New York.
Electors at Large,
AARON F. PERRY,
of Hamilton County.
EDWARD H. BOHM,
of Cuyahoga County.
State Ticket.
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MILTON BARNES,
of Guernsey county.
For Judge of the Supreme Court,
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of Lorain county.
For Member Board Public Works,
JAMES C. EVANS,
of Delaware county.
District Ticket.
For Common Pleas Judge.
j. BRADBURY.
For Congress,
HENRY S. NEAL.
County Ticket.
For Commissioner,
JOHN E. MILLS.
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JACOB KERNS.
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GallipOliS Prices Current.
Corrected ,oeekly BY D. s. FORD.
For the ,oeek ending Aug. 8, 1876.
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Aug. 10, I876.-3w
, 1876-11-27

recorded that VT mny forever settle this thing
about work. How We lingcr around n ,great:
mnn when he Is Tying to get hts Inst wor'l. at,!
fiodI-say,ug poor ai!lner that hal no atts ut
all. have k,,uwn people who lEld ElcE rcsa-
tsvcs nn, hecat,se tllry couldn't get minister
u come to tic lr,hse and an'nistsr fic sacfa,
tntnt, were greatly hetrcaseI and troubled, and
couldn't sleep. This man tcvcr tt'ok the sacra-
Incnt. know Of soma othcrk that were great
ly cxcrc!sed because little children died Without
being baptIzed,- seen them sarry y,;an', them
come. nm not sayIng anything against tho or-
dinancc by which We commemorate the death
Of our Savior. God forbid u; but let ME saytt
md sn b. tet aa,nae i befors G gel JIG Lord ssPpeI
hut II get salvation ! will be saSed. Ihank
God, salvation Is within my ,reachl All l haye
to do Is to reach out my hand and take u. ING
he wanted 70 be, they wouldn't haye permitted
it-woultlntt llnve let htm he takcndown. II all
the congregations In Chicago had been there,
there would have been no ono 70 hclp lIfn;
But the good Lt'rd tonk HIN right to 1Its BOSOM
Him, do what 1Ic bids; hut let t1s Keep saliva.
from everything else. II n nlali waits to be
saved lie ran he saved without leaving this hall
without lifting 80 eye Or n hand. II Is I'm.
portant that We believe. II tue thief had lived
for Christ than be !lti. Why not make the
prayer OF the Theft You can make It, saint and
sinner II you make It from your hearts ooa
vii answer tngh 9Sa won avG 10 ftaa Tns
this Tabernacle with tho throne Of God, Ind our
prayers can 60 up aud be answered before
mset!ps Is Gysr s9ppoW;S WDo se esst ass
fpy fpyy te heals Aad i t0 is 0t just that ~ so1t
| prayer wh!cl, will bring blcssing. Every PRAYER
, 1876-11-27
EVENING SERVICE.

THE CONVERSION or TIE 1iliRe'
In the evening, desphc tlie euo"'stolms efesy
cent was occupied, nnd 80 many wanted admis-
ston TINT M overflow meeting was hcld lii Far
a.oi .'o,i 1aan tIo,, 90"
Nc! -, t'al4' ,,.,,.,,,r ucaa
Ihe exercises wefe opensa w ~ s,,'s'ak' @ ., uoa
Loved tho Word OF slnuera Lost," anu a1teF
nf,st Minpts ptryer en y xnc' inc i'''Ds'''|' ' ~
NJ nioo,v then rcoi, tim nort,on of tho o3d
Mr aoous slc Ieaa sno pu..on " Inu an,1
chapter o1 Luxe, tca.e 70 slo .enaa "".," a',
when he had finished reading,
"s All ,a,,r ,ttcu,,n, =, ,he cocverson
.,a. %"'. 49, +. hsa or,,1a1 w ,'a,cs ,ne n
ol thas th.s' t.s mosns nv ,..a .' sa~aa's
because had been tcaching thnt people were
cnnxcrtca ] suddcnly. I thought We had rot that
~, ~, ~ thc svav...tbat had nroyed from tbs
M Scriptures ha re- ' hat Conversion was nstantaneoas
grcat many who think II Is unscrIptural.
Sfotthou md sfnrl hath tell Us that these two
thieves, when they were led out ~ ths morning
nu hung up oc t Gh eae ste IT, 81 na tsr
was no dl!lerenec between aaesG Ivy is nis nnss
factors: but one Of te as eomvefseM alrg g
What brought hia under ,s CONVICTION, @ Iona T. ~
know; blt one lung 9lo Kso", an1 itae III, ~ i,s
ntte eon' r. -. ~ E5-1".a - I,.iI T'ho Sc,, ~
Gud WIS never in eoIuita9, put !ic S9uIu near
sner pray a'isl answer his PRAYER ~ soGMfs G,lt
Was the Try 'naae tnan tho ansMsr sti ~ t
nlnn llad no g1ou ~oFks 10 coin.henu l!s,,, ~
WIS !nst' fuinea sumner; ny HUI nos.'s ~, ~
offer. There l!e was all Manged aila Drnsssu ny
bis own BLU! Me was ,a, not Only l',a ane, st., D4t @ ,e
very worst KIM oi tael, oSsauso S Ivy vFGgt lt
fed only thu worst knu ol tliieves. can IT, "a.
agtiie Wlat conslcte1 nut,. mnuM no M nsasu ~
| Son oL lioa psoy, fhtueE lur9nE tasn' ~
t'.Sy ko% & nrt r,s "Ilas y nsy th,ne + l
tho power would eall down heavsa .,. 70 emil ENNIS
them; would not ask uod ~ t9reaYe tnetn; !;
Tic has different splrlt rom Wiaas nave Hol.
Pcrhaps It was this pcry ptaye!, tnah V.tlss thas
s t eonyistsa I @ @ reks GSa IL lis o
;ss FL f eSss h sn : 81 M g.
Of w!sdom. There Il no hope p ~ Ia
man being saved until he first Tears
God soetimss IN sn aaSaes IKE
aud women seem 70 feel they nre y. re pr;ef pr,
eucc Of dod. hope i w!ll be e. 60 tonight VIII
you as /. was with That thief. Tue moment t!ls
fear Ut tl1c Iord fcl! upon nun nc Gohlessea '.
C!Elst and then confessed his sue ana nc sMd, I,
mWo suiler justly, We havs % Gus aa i1saa s.,, r.,
ndnits himself to be g snner-nnt!l he knows
that hp observes to 'e puntshctl. Thcru Is no
l,ups lor hIm when hc folds i!is arms and says.
VI am going to takn tlie risk. ! dun,t think
God will punish sir,.f II you want to be sayc.l !
slus Uod neyer forgIves, a 1nau unless
lle eoufcsscs. How refreshing & i must nave
iossc.l Hin. consider II one ot tho most ro-
rlurkablo cases on record. We talk about t!.o
fath ot Abtaha yst tioa tau ,,,,n, @ ,weh.Slve rSls.
nui iiIui bau him ft,rtY YGAra lu Ills school, 6ED
, 1876-11-27
BUSINESS NOTICES,

Steptrns' indian Vegetable TIttsrs reEu.
latcA the bowels, md most excellent tonic, 1t
lnsJRotates aud Strengthens the whole aJst4E4
T'fyit.
IIo1anti+s Aromatic Bitter Wine Of Iron Ia =
remedy for nervona debility, impoverished blood.
and impaired digeation Depot, 63 Clark atreet.
MEDICAL
, 1876-11-27
MISCELLANEOUS.
~

PaonlA, H., Nov. ed.-Whlttle and Bliss b.
ean at i o'clock this tiorntng their revival work
In Peoria. Tonight tho Opcra-1Iouse was
crowded to hear them, and tle outlook for deep
religious Interest IL favorable.
, 1876-11-27

SAN FIAHCIsco, Nov. 2o.-The California
Oaks, four .aites aud repeat, fur mares aid
alics, for purso OF SIC IL set for Dec. Q. On
tho Bay District track. Entries, Matte a. J0sie
G, Eu,iaA skusgs, Solo, Lodi. ball!neste, aud
MullIH MeEArtY.
, 1876-11-27
SANFORD'S
RADTCALCURE
For CATARRH. .

''Thc ntnent der7s from Ia daily II to rus ae
valuable"
HENRY WELLs, Of wej1A Fargo T. o..
, 1876-11-27
put my law in their inward parts and write Il In

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put my law in their inward parts and write It IN
thsiE lienrt. "-ytr., 1,1t, -; ,,rx a.. uo,i
tsf tsteo n 'a &C. asy ysik aasy ss sss asS
"Yo are o,,r epi,,la written In. n our IL. ear,; a,,,
!nk, but wi with the sp'rs Of ths living dod: not
IN tahes Of stone, lnt IN the feshy tables of the
heart. t."-M Cor, a.. ~.
Of himself to Uod"-Ro1n., H., l.: ,..
Hog can man give an account OF himself to
God + not IRON n memory' All tMnRs ase writ
the mountain side. Tho animal leaves its boncs
in the stratum, the fern and the leaf their mod
eat form IN tile coal. The falling drop makes
Us scpulshra II the sand Or sto1,c: Not loot
The atr is full Of aounil, the sky of tokens, the
ground of memoranda. the memory Of data.
There Is no forgotten event, act, or character IN
II Te Seok Il 'as memory may have either bless.
inEs. There arc somc. things in our lives We |
sannot aiioru 10 ~: We wls, to Keep the nld
hnusc NC first called homc. We must keep tho
trees Under Whlch We used 70 IIay, the creek |
where built the dams and tshed. Ihc1 there arc |
the h[lsht, wInsonc girls, ana thc rough but
true-hcarteu hots &hat VIC etuutcd anu played |
with Il, tho GID school-house ,-
Memory aocs NOT Always turn nacK"afd:
There was little blnc.cyed sister With wl!om
t1 rdk faso aq a sss T. IL sao o
-. La al .~.afF t,.,,,, ,l.,,.,
Iage cemetery: but Hhu mJecl1 h'oklnE uowl-
yard rather tl1an backward for l,sr; Read the
Hat of your kindred. aud you VIII iih'i most Of
them arc rather nien1ory than presence.
There ts instruction, eo1niort, anu insIa1ation
y gooi msnores m ,, Mofes % y I aohE n9sc sd NY
singing yet, "Jesna, lorcs oi ny soul"
Ihe dfceks teil Us o. eyDii tnat suaesca t.a
ran.ninm, a. t,or3 nrn .,oiccs tEot crc cln.
quent n nemorles nv 'q foreser. s i IL spcIent @ oe,
when tri1,mn1I Ta4 yntel to eUgCcseful {iru.
erat 1t WA iot for vlcturics oYer domestic foes,
not MT lor the recovery o. sometnng ,ost, but lor
xs'i @ H. IL 4tg - -. aso .. ~ ioi'n: o,a en. ~"
, 1876-11-27

s,l sesSiec PLATFORM and 10 support for tho Tinted
saNs esnate no candidate whu win not pledge
4a's4 to similar purpose.
paas correspondence between tho Count do
..au sa snd the Secretary Of the Southern Ills.
rosa1 eoelcsy u cEeditablo to both pastiea Tbs
w. WV. tsksd 10 10 admitted to tho Soclpty, and
,.,s ~ informed Of his unanimous election: but he
M.sN.' n inc most positive manner, to modify
Ep'a'on In regard to the relative juutlco Of tho
usrn .I1 anu tie Southern cause, wttllont further
n@sase' H.. Hight or wrong, his synpath,es with
sfn.. aesai cause can at least ho openly avowod.
Nv aio not walt for the succees Of that cause
sus.,s s9'ess 'hem In practical way, tor they In.
!, sa ~ oia to Join the Northern army, not when
h. m. siatea " victory, but shortly after na1l
n A.. 4ae oonehern Secretary, however, not 1t
..~smayed, ~ expressed hls determination IL con.
nass ae Couut thu. ths blame Of Andcrsoayllle
n.a, .sa With tho North. and 10 IL sending docu-
1u With Ibis object In ytew.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
s'"aA Houss-The Hon, e. II. Morgan,
a, ps No.. the lion. Il. r. FaRe, California; J..
d.na3ey, Ut. Paul; tho Hon. D. 4, Day, Proyi.
H. co!' James D. Forest and Col. W. II. Till.
naat t1saessso; ~ ". +. crosb5. New York. 80. Trs.
ID. ias ihseasf-The Hon. James Blaine. 0sana Rap.
aaa R.pa. es:s'ss e.: nneq nss Ts,s,, P ssetse ee
Hs ns1,a asa' II t. = nGau,1m.n' RhiiIadslphia;
Z. Chsss GHte, y hM!!hRton. FGtt3fF HoA$S-A.
Elna.as tSsIsenae; 4. i. Bull, Nsw York; j. 4.
B.W. n,esss etas'y,ils; II. c. cuft!s, Troy, n. Y.
SJdneyo yossseas, p, New York; A. Eslebach, Boston
agonG: - y r. cSlo, baltimore; ]. j. CLrst!e, Wsah.
-ssnato", + Hfs!t9n Iona, Mich ~. 1raad PaeiK.
I'll. iTaanstl hluts; Jesao sellgman, Now York
AaiiheSHa eSaWSe! W! snd y Llyinxato1v, Now YORK; 6l
Lendoa: Wwo9a' e london. Eng: u: = Wainwright,
4 Il. f,Eo railha rmsnto Club; 4. il. Clark, .. r
h*enss, 10 fssnEi.I2Se!u a. X Ieu5a'!S Pas'asten: <
sa%'s Kip, Baaala; NIL W.a1cl r. o3f fthan. 'ora e
- 2sasoftay. Aack 1slaad.
, 1876-11-27

OF salvation.
,-1~,o- Crn1r,rrc
oN1oN o1i1 A~oGo' ~
uR' MILAiSa w 3hs' asshnA1
un!on service WIS hela IL .nc Langley Ase'
hae Methodlst Chuscnt Ut. "hilne' 'n' p'''of'
preaching INC iolio",ns se.,aon'
toen eam ana " H. ook. wtrn nens md amober
bouk was opened. which was the book Ut Life. /
And the dead were judged out OF thosc ta!nSs
wnIu worxs. VIZ "'ssa Ex.. i: ~ INV 'o''
We shppe on1sc!res the joY or fear
~. " s Mh!Sh ts,s ~ eonhmg s;nera a,.G Is mao''
With sunnh!ne Or With SHADE.
The t!ssne Of the NE 10 hs
wsase an Tltn t eoiota al.ta, o.l our OWL
W. reap a. W. have sown
Our text teaches that there will be general
Judgment. There Is demand for fual rcckon-
inn. We bayo n mixed state Of things II, this
world. "Risht Is often OF the scaffoll: Wrong
is often on the throuc." The Word Of God
tcachca that there will be a 1udgmcnt-lay.
uWheu tbs Sun of Man shall come In His
plory. and the ho1y anrtls with Him, then shall
lie alt upon tho throne Of Ills glory, R.,d bcforo
Him shall be gathcrcd all nations. And He
shall separate then ono from another, rs shep-
,ara ,,rtdo,1, HI. s,,eor, from, tha co,ts And IL
shall set the sheep On the right hands bat Inc
goats on the left. Then shall the King say unto
them Of, l,ls right hands 'Coinc, sc blessed Of
A., ro,.cr tuh.r,, the k;nodo,n nrenaretl for
you rom inc ioahaat1on ol the "ot!u: , 4nsI
shall He say also unto the1n on tue lctt llano:
tDepart from Ne, SC cursed, into everlasting ase
nrenarcd FIR the Devil ond lis angels
Aho taeeo nua., ~ Insy ."sH ',ae.Ae nv
punishment. but the fleateous lnto l1te etet-
nal. l.'f-iNast, H., 8l-53'
"Because He hath appointed day In the which
, 1876-11-27
TWEED was voluntarily ss1rrcn-
hh sps'.h,, ..h,ns for tho purpose Of placing our
&'ed' pes nnder moral obligations to rtctpro'

..,,t /. .tm!d, but no cook can make 1t
ts..Myt'tgo t.1.o,t good thing; only. hare breadth
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1893, his appointment being credited to New
York. He was promoted to he First Lieutenant
IN 1867 and was hreveted Captain.
First Lieut. james Calhoun, Gen. Clusters
brother-in-law. was promoted from the ranks to
be Second Lieutenant in the Thirty second in-
fantry 10 1857. lie was transferred TO tue Iwen-
ty-nrst Infantry soon afterward, and thence ne
was again transferred to the Seventh C-vllry,
and was promoted TO be First Lieutenant.
Second Lieut.. III. NJ. Harrington was appointed
to the Military Academy from New York, and
graduated In 1872.
First Lieut.. james t. Porter was sent to the
Academy from Maine, gra luattn1 In 1882
Second Lieut.. Ieuidmin II. Hodgson was q
PENNSYLVANIA. He gr lduatcd ut West Point IN
1870.
Second Lieut.. James q. stureis. son OF Col.
Sam Sturgis, commander OF the seventh Caval-
~, was sent to the Military Academy from New
Mexico, whence he or duated only last year.
FIRST Lieut.. Donald cIntosh was appointed
Second Lieutenant from Oregon In 1857. He was
born In .nadl, II IL said, Of n Scotch father and
Indian mother. lie was promoted to be First
Lieutenant in 1870
Lieut.. w. Van W. Reilly was transferred from
the Tenth to the seventh Cavalry after the pub
lication OF the latest army register.
LIEUT.. FRED GRANT SAFE.
WASHINGTON, July TT Is not true, as
has been generally supposed, that Lieut.. Fred
with his command In the Indian nght at Little
Horn River. Lieut. Fred Is In Washington, a
resident Of the Executive Mansion, iamenting
that mis- IA hers services during the war do
not protect him from the censIre OF the tnde-
pendent press. Three Of Freds classmates al
ready fll soldiers graves, having fallen by tul'
lets shot from the latest improved arms fur-
Dished bv the Peace Commission. and the Pres
dents oldest son has no desire to share such
glory for many years to come.
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BRIsTOW'S MO Urn CLOSED.
WHY He Refuses to Answer As to Gpsnt's
Attitude In the Whiskev Trials.

WAsHINGToN. July 7.-As there was not
aquorum Of the whiskey Committee present
to-day, the question presented by Bristow's
refusal to answer as to what was the attitude OF
the Administration In tho prosecution of the
whiskey trii lis could not be considered. Messrs.
Phelps, McCrary and Glover are absent, while
MIR. Mcmahon Is daily engaged in the mpeach-
ment trial. This leaves Knott. Cochrane and
Plaisted as majority not competent to act for
the committee. Ii does not appear that there
hes ever oeen anv law or judicial decision pro-
tecting persons holding Intimate relations with
the President. though In the case OF MarDury In
1893, Justice Of the peace for tue District OF
states, through one OF the justices intimated
that the question OF privileged communication
with the Executive would be neld as inyiolao Q
even In the highest court OF the l, nd. silence
appears TO be more a mat er Of precedent, based
on public policy, aud tits known tnat within the
have repea ledly declined 10 speak Of what oc-
CURED at Cabinet sessions.
Montgomery bar. Postmaster General under
Lincoln. declined TO add his recoiiectiOns Of the
altitude OF the Administration during the war,
because he could not contribute ANYTHING Of
IMPORTANCE unless IL included Cabinet discus
siOns, and that II oven every member Of tue Old
Cabinet was de4d, he would not. in his opinion,
the MANY important Cabinet sessions held
during the war.
Asuin, Attorney General Speed, the personal
friend OF Jsdge Advocate -Genes al Holt, refused
to relieve HIM OF u very great embarra ~ ment
growing out Of the trial of Mrs. Surratt anG the
petition fur her pardon. speed said that he
could not speak on the subject without telling
VIII, occurred tetween Presd.nt johnson ana
himself, and precedent hs we'll ss pubic policy
FORBADE hin saying word either way.
There are other instances supporting the po-
stion behind which Mr. Bristuw has entreDched
himself. His friends. however, say that the
same abnegatiou which kept hin from with
drawing from the Cabinet months ago now COM
pels him 10 keep silent, aud thus silence is more
fOrciDle, IN the iiRht OF recent Developments.
than anything Bristow oan say.
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guide your readers to conclusion as to the
cause Of tho calamity. Information derived
from many sources, including OF course the oh
seryations of officers engaged In the battle, lead
to the conclusion that $500 cr 300 1ndiluS COM
posed the fghtlng force arrayed a6alnst C1ster
and his 900. Sill these were odds which any
of1icer OF the seventh Cavalry would have un-
hesitatingly accepted for his re .iment under
any ordinary circumstances OF Indian warfare.
The force under Gen. Terrv's Immediate COM
mnnd was dcsigned not only to cut OF the re-
treat OF ths Indians, but to fOrd support to
Custer II needed. Its march was made in accu-
rate accordance with the plan com muni ated to
each of the subordinate leaders before the
movement began. 1t reached the point whore
the battle was expected at the time proposed,
and had not the action been preciptated, Tor
reasons which are Gs yet unknown, force
would have been present on the Held suhlcient
70 retrieve any repulse OF the attacking column.
Gen. Gibbons cavalry followed tho Indians Tor
about ten miles, and ascertalned that they hld
moved to the south ana west by several trails.
A good deal Of property bad been thrown away
by them to tighten their march, and was found
SC ,ttered for M nv miles over the prairie. Many
of their dead were also discovered secretcd IN
ravines a long dist nee from the battlefield.
Among them were Arapaboes and Cheyennes as
well sioux.
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JOTTINGS 4BOUT TOWN.

Music In the Central Park this afternoon.
Tho seventh Regiment arrived from Pnladel-
pha L. night
John NJ. Benson OF b35 Third avenue died last
night having been sunstruck.
The Southern soldiers were handsomely re-
ceived by the Old Gu rd yesterday.
On the Deerfoot Park, Yesterday. Lovely u
won the three heats IN 2.b 2:57t md 2h0
Mr. Rirnold has arrived, and will positively ap-
pear IN the Academy Of Music this evening
"Anxiety."-we are very sorry; but we have
means OF helping you TO obtain what you desire
The body OF an unknown woman, without
either legs OF arms was iound on West rhirH'niA
street yesterday.
The Emperor and Empress Of Brazil visi' cd
tho Apple ton publishing hou'e yesterday. ana msdea
thorough Inspection.
It WIS said at the Custom House Yesterday
that the sentence OF lawrence the smuSger h4d occs
indefinitely postponed.
The Central Committee Of the German5Ameri.
lux 10 work for TiIdeu and llcLdrcKs
Commodore Vanlerbil. was without pain
YESTERDAY ana sat up Tor three hours s appcnta rnd
the iunor, OF his great css OF neSh.
Tho troop If Comanohe. Ap'che and Modoo
u ~ ns SuS
MONDAY evoning next 10 iull ~sr paint
Judge Westbrook neard ergumenL Yesterday,
Telegraph from pe,inga quartory dividend WHOA ho
AYERS the company has not the means to pay
Next week committee OF the Or nd Army Of
the Republic WIN sseos lbe site for % so.dleI'
wOrsins hard TO secure Ii. and has SsIo
Augustus y. Smith, lawyer OF so Wall street,
ncld smitn ded IN his home AZ Fort Washington, ON
1huri idaT at tue age Of 81 yoap. He was Tor thlry
years partner OF MIR Isaac r. Martin,
While Dom Pedro was visiting the engraving
and printing department OF tho National Bank Note
Company in Cooper Uni"n. yeslerdaI. William lilo.
drn one OF the drs'gners gave his Majesty VeTI
choice o. lection Of rare American minerals
Frank Hicks Of l,T04 Third avenue was convict
sost Sc oS ssonas so % he
Har on IAver Park fro pcnlc a. two O'Clock on tho
morning of tne 1Sih OF June. Ju1ge Gidors,evo SEQ
tenood hun " nioon years imprisonment IA sins 6nG