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THE DIRECT CABLE.

TROUBLES OF THE DIRECT UNITED STATES
CABLE COMPANY.
LONDON, jan 2T, 1876
The Times, In its financial article to day. says:'The
charge made against the Direct United States Cable
Company of having withheld from the Stock Exchange
the information that the cable broken serious
one should be cleared up to the satisfaction OF all
interested. We think It right to mention that the
statement made by us yesterday the authority Of
the chairman of the company, is positively contra
dicted The intimation was, we are informed, not
received at the Stock Exchange till minutes past
eleven 1t is stated that the breakage was known to
the company about an hour earlier.
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vault had at last been opened and that all the
pears thai Mr Hubbard came 20 New York on the
afternoon previous many hours before II was aenntey
known whether tho burglars had succeeded 10 Iner
designs or not for she purpose OF personally giving sn
New York police all the Information he could tnat
might serve TO the robbers After giving sucn IN
formation he returned 70 his hoei, intending 70 'AAe
the nrst train in the morning for Northampton On
receiving the despatch mentioned he quickly drove 70
Police Headquarters 20 consult with the Superintendent
but finding him at home proceeded TO his residence
Yesterday morning Superintendent Waliing placed
upon tho hve OF the most skilful detectives AZ
tached 70 the Central Olce Thus far however, tney
have made report except ono Of progress.
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A DESPERATE HOMICIDE KILLED.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 27, 1875
J. L. Pickett Deputy Sheriff OF Franklin county Ar
kansas, reached Cassville W. Va, last Monday with
rcquistion for Thomas Cameron, who stood indicted
tor mansaughter Accompanied by Sheriff strother Of
Wayne county, he followed Cameron to his hiding
place and demanded his surrender. Cameron blew
Ihe lights In the house, and, armed with doubebar-
relied rife and two pistols attempted resistance In
the Sl<e Dameron was shot near the and almost
instantly killed Sheriff Pickett left for home but
arrested Catettsburg, KY, but upon the facts be-
coming known he was Immediately released.
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THE CENTENNIAL.

AN ENGLISH COMMISSIONER EMBARKED FOR
AMERICA
LONDON. Jan. 27, 1876.
Professor Archer, the Joint Centennial Commits
soner, sails for Philadelphia in the American steam
ship Ohio to-day He will be accompanied by twelve
members of the Commissioners staL
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ENGLAND.

DECLINE OF THE SHEFFIELD TRADE WITH
AAfERrcA-rHE EsrS1A NINE LAW PROCEED
INGs.
sHKFYrELp, Jan 81 1876.
At the annual meeting OF the Chamber OF Commerce.
OF Sheffield held here yesterday the President referred
TO the startling decline OF sour American trade" and
said that 'neither Sheffield nor Birmingham would
have such an American trade as they had had
formerly. American and German manufacturers were
pushing goods into corner, and, by Introducing
machinery for the production OF articles Of equal
quality to those made by hand here, had become
cessiu competitors"
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A BRAKEMEN KILLED.
crSorSSArr, Ohio, jar

CNcNNArr Ohio, jan 81 1876.
Luther Passmore, a brakeman the Ohio and Mis-
sissipp Railroad, while turning switch yesterday at
Aurora, Ind, caught his foot between the track and
heavy plank running parallel with IT, and being unable
to extricate 1t before engine which was backing
down. upon him, he was taken up mangled mass
OF leshy tatterS
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CENTRAL AMERICA.

PASAMA JAN 81 1876.
war IS imminent between Guatemala and San Sal
vador Both countries are arming
rHE PANAMA RAILROAD
government commission has been appointed TO
examine the Panama Railroad Heavy suits for viola
zion Of the contract have been begun The Colombian
government threatens demand the abrogaton OF tho
contract
srnAmnR suxK.
The English steamer Tagus sank at Aspinwan on the
11st She now ahoat
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CHINA.

THE NATIvIsr BEARING TOWARD FoREIGNERs.
LONDON, Jan. %, ls76
The Globe this afternoon says that private letters
from naval officers the China station represent that
though the Chinese difficulty has blown over the gen
erd belief among the European residents that the
CeIestials are Bent lighting sooner or later.
The Admiral has sent man-of-war 70 each treaty
port TO protect British interests Of emergency.
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THE NEW ORLEANS PACIFIC RAIL
ROAD.

NEW ORLEANS, La jan 27, 1876
large meeting vas held tonight at ST. Patricks
Hail. TO encourage subscriptions to the New Orleans
Pacific Railroad W. G. Black, President Of the Cotton
Exchange presided Addresses were made by General
Cyrus Bussey, General Hawthorn Of Marshall Texas;
Judge Manning, OF Rapides Mayor John H. New and
j. B. Ellam, Of De Soto. Resolutions passed
unanimously setting forth the Of the projects
and advocating the granting Of aid by Congress to
cnrru mt
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THE G. A. R. IN VERMONT.

MoNrrELrER, Jan. 27, 1870
The tenth annual sncampment Of the Vermont De-
partment, Grand Army Of the Republic, opened here
this morning, General Stephen Thomas, Grand Com
mander presiding General Thomas delivered tho
annual address In the afternoon officers for the ensu-
ing year elected follows Theodore s. Peck
OF Burlington, Commander Elijah Wales Of Brattle-
boro, Senior Vice Commander. Delegates were also
chosen O the National EncamDment
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AUSTRIA.

LEGISLATIVE MOVEMENT FOR A REDUCTION OF
THE ARMY
VIENNA, Jan. 27, 1870
committee OF the Reichsrath has passed resolu-
ton in favor Of the appointment of special com
mttee TO consider the question OF reducing the army
and ultimately propose International Congress to
discuss the matter.
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THE RELIGIOUS REVIVAL

MONTICELLO, N Y, Jan. q, 1874
Extreme excitement is manifested at the religious
services now being held in the Methodist Episcopal
church here under the leadership OF Mrs I. Fisher.
The church Is literally packed, hundreds being unable
10 gain admittance They come from far and near
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NEW HAMPSHIRE AND THE CEN
TENNIAL.

MANCHESTER, Jan. 81 1876.
The Centennial Committee of New Hampshire met
here to-day and adopted plan for building to be
erected on the Centennial groundA The main build
ing viii be 80 by 40 feet two stories high with two
projecting and spacious piazzas three sides. The
location OF the best aud commands nne view Of
the grounds. The committee short OF funds. and
il is proposed TO appeal TO the citizens Of New Hamp
shire TO contrbute toward the OF the building
and in making a credtable exhibition Of the various
industries OF the State.
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JORDAN, CLARK & co.'s SUSPRN-
SION

BosroE. Mass, Jan. 27, 1875
The creditors Of Jordan, Clark Co.'S clothing
house recently compelled TO suspend on account Of
falsfcation and defalcation by Sanford their book
keeper met to-day The liabilities amount to $500 l32
and to 1851, 526 The books have been kept in
such a that 1t 10 impossible 10 arrive at the
actual facts In the case.
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ARREST OF A MURDERER.
NV Ontr.ra JaI

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. %, 1876.
negro named Augustan, charged with the assassin.
atom Of Colonel 0ncrt, Of 81. Landrey parish, was
captured in Lafayette parish about fifteen miles from
VermilionvilIe on Tuesday There Ia little doubt OF
his guilt he is confined in the jail Of Laytayette par
sh and owing 10 the high state OF feeling prevailing
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THE DOMINION.

PASSAGE OF TILE BILL ABoLIsHINd THE MANI
ToBAN LEGLsLArUR1
wrsIPEG, Manitoba Jan. q, 1876.
The bill for the abolition OF the Legislative coun-
Gil OF Manitoba passed it's second reading yesterday,
only one member voting against IT,
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AN EXPRESS ROBBERY PREVENTED.
THE wou1D-DE BuRsLARs ARRESTED AT rHErB
WORK.

THE woULD-DE BURaLARs ARREsTED AT THEIB
WORK.
TOLEDO, Ohio Jan 81 1s76
we'll lard plan 20 rob the express Of the night
express coming from Chicago Iast night dis
covered and frustrated all the parties thereto being
arrested oicals Of the express company IN this city
received Information Of the plot nearly week ago. aud
Superintendent Cone and Agent Chaplin, together with
the Chief OF Police and two detectives e the city last
night and Joined the east bound train at Archeld Ohio
statoning themselves the express and baggage
Az Wanseon, Ohio four men, former employees OF the
railway company, got on board, and a. soon a. the
train started under way proceeded to bore
out part Of panel in the door OF the express car,
during which operation a preconcerted signal was
gwen and the officers in waiting pounced upon them
and secured the entire party, who In jail here
The safe in the express contained t275 900 Ia
rency and over s125, 900 In bullion.
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THE LATE GENERAL GRANGER.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Jan. 27, 1870
General Gordon Grangers remains arrived at Lexing-
ton to-day from New Mexico and were received with
becoming military honors. Two companies OF United
States troops in Louisville and will proceed TO
Ornv
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NAVIGATION OF THE cHAMPLAN CANAL.
OTTAWA, Jan. 81 1875
The Secretary OF State has not yet received on
caI reply from Secretary Fish to the protest against
the refusal Of the United States authorities allow
Canadian vessels to navigate the Champlain Canal
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FrREs rN IoNpoN. cANApA.

LoNDoN, Ont, Jan q, 1876.
wicksns Elliots bakery, in London, East was de-
stroyed by fire. young man named Frank Miles,
who slept in the building was burned death. In
other part Of the city son Of Mr. Ansel throe years
old set fire 10 his clothes at stove and before assist
ance arrived was badly burned that he has slnce
died
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FRACTURED HIS SKULL.

John Craig, aged twenty-five years, OF No 500 Eighth
avenue fractured his skull by fall from the
Hudson River road Taken to the Ninty ninth street
HOsptal.
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FRANCE.

HEAVY LOSSES BY THE FIRE AT BoUIoGNE
BouLoGSE, Jan. 81 1876.
serious Gre has occurred in this city which de-
stroyed the reireshment and waiting of the
international Railway station The freight and Custom
House department were saved. The loss is heavy
The New York herald., 1876-01-28

WOMEN REFUSED THE FRANCHISE BY THE
ONTARIO LEGIsLATURE.
TORONTO, Jan 27, 1915.
In the Ontario Legislature to-day the bill giving
the right To vote at municipal elections and
money bylaws was defeated by a small majority
The New York herald., 1876-01-28
THE POSTAL CONGRESS.

BERgK, Jan. 27, 1876.
meeting a. London, in June, 1870
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rnE wnArHrn rrarrnn.r-

The following record will show the changes In the
temperature for the past twenty-four hours in COM
parson with the corresponding Of last year as in
dcated By the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy,
uRnkIn T,uidinr.-- -
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CANADIAN CENTENNIAL COMMISSION.
OTTAWA, jan 81 1876.
All the members the Canadian Commission for the
United States Centennial have arrived here and will
be session several days arranging lists received from
advisory boards OF the various Provinces and trans
acting other important business
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THE EMMA MINE SPECULATION TROUBLES.

THE EMMA MINK SPECULAIlON TROUBLES.
LONDON, Jan 27, 1875
The Daily Nei0s to-day is informed that wrts wore
yesterday served General Schenck, the American
Minister; Albert Grant the noted lnancer and others
formerly connected with the Emma Mining
Company.
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ROME.

IoNDoS Jan. 81 1876
Reuters telegram from Rome ofso-day's date says
shat Cardinal Antonelli is In good health.
Cardinal Bonaparie has been appointed Camerlingo
OF the Sacred College This Is the highest Office Of the
Papai Court
The New York herald., 1876-01-28
HEAVY SUSPENSION IN OHIO.

CIscIEsArr, Jan p, 1876.
T. J. McLain, private banker Of Warren, Ohio,
suspended to-day HIS liabilities $780, 900 and his
assets unknown.
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FAILURES IN 1ryERpooI.

LIVERPOOL Jan. 81, 1875
Two three comparatively unimportant failures
have followed that OF samuel Radford Son, grain
merchants. in this town
The uneasiness Continues
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SPAIN.

THE FIELD
SAN SEBASTIAN Jan. 81 1876
Additional troops have been sent 70 Guetaria
The Carlists are concentrating large forces at
Asteasu to cover Azepitia and rolosa
The nring around Hermann continues
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GERMANY.

THE ULTRAMoNTANEs CHARGED WITH CLERIcO-
POLITICAL DUPLIcIrY ECCLESIASTICAL STU
DENTS AND MoSAsTIsTs LIABLE TO MILITARY
SERVICE
COLOGNE, Jan, 81 1876.
The Gazette OF this city says Notwithstanding the
reiterated denials Of the ultramontane journals, we
learn from Berlin that the Catholic clergy and laymen
are using their influence with the Pope obtain
tlon for formal submission the Falk laws In the
confident hope that though ouwardly accepting, they
will be able deprive them OF their efficacy against
the Church. pamphlet is announced from the pen
of Herr Reichcnsperger, one OF the most prominent
leaders OF the party which understood be intended
to clear the way for the proposed compromise"
CLERICAL coNscRIPTs BAvARIAN ARMY
The Bavarian Tfaeser zesng says that the Bavarian
Minister OF War has been sringently admonished from
Berlin to discontinue the exemptions from the
scription hitherto accorded priests and theological
students
The zeitng says that at the conscrpton fully
ordained Capuchin priest and a number Of students
will be required to serve
B1sMARoK's PENAL CODE PURIFIED BY THE
LEGISLATURE.
BERLIN, Jan. %, 1876.
In the Reichstsg to-day the amendments TO the penal
code we're considered.
The clause imposing penalties members OF secret
societies and the clause directed against melting
hostility between different classes and attacking
tional institutions rejected.
CABINET rHE "RED SPECTRE"
Count Won Eulenburg, Minister OF the Interior, de-
cared that the aim OF the social democrats
tablsh the cred Republic" with communism and
atheism The new penal provisions required to
obviate the necessity of day drawing the sword.
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THE PAPAL NuNCIo on THE poIITIcAI. AFFIIIA-

THE PAPAL NUScIo ON THE POLITICAL AFFrLIA-
TIoNs OF THE CABINET.
RoME Jan. 27, 1876
Cardinal Simeoni, the Nuncio at Madrid. has made
report on the spanish elections In which ne says the
government Of King Alfonso has been compelled 60 ac
cept the alliance Of the defenders Of the so-caed
religious liberty in order political victory
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EXPORT OF CHEESE.

NORWICH, Ont, Jan. p, 1876.
Ninety tons OF Canadian cheese were shipped from
this place for England yesterday.
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THE CANADIAN JUDICIARY.

MONTREAL, Jan. 81, 1876.
Great dissatisfaction expressed at the present dis
organized state Of the judiciary Several other judges
besides Judge Bertholet who has already sent in his
resignation, threaten to retire from the Bench
The New York herald., 1876-01-28
TURKEY.

CONTRADICTORY BULLETINS FROM THE SEAT
OF WAR IN TEE PROVINCES.
LONDON, Jan p, ls7a
The Pal AaH Gozette this afternoon has a special
telegram from Vienna which says that the Ne.o Free
Press is informed that the Turks yesterday achieved
signal victory over the insurgents forcing the road
leading from rrebigne TO Ragusa
The insurgents retired in disorder
The New York herald., 1876-01-28

DON'T ANoINT THE CUTICLE BUT USE GLENN's
SULPHUR Soar for eruptive disorders
HILL's HAIR wHsKER DrE biack brown. so centa
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RAGusA. Jan. 81, 1870
The following news is received from slavonic
sources:-
force of3 500 Turks attacked the insurgents near
Du1 on Tuesday. AMER brief engagement the insur
gents left their nrenchmens and fire to Doborole
near rrebigne An insurgent reinforcement Of 1000
arriving on the ground this time the Turks cut
orf from Trebigne and compelled to retreat TO Drina
The New York herald., 1876-01-28

LIABnrrIEs OF THE MOSAIC IRON COMPANY.
MONTREAL, jan 81 1876
The liabilities of the Mosaic Iron Company amount
to 100000 The assets almost equal to that
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MRS. MAoKENz1n AT HOME AGAIN.

y MONIKHAI- JdH q, I6Ih
Mrs. William Mackenzie accompanied by her father,
arrived at her home here this morning.
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A-BESNETF BUILDING.
FIRE PROOF
LOCATED ON NASSAU, ANN AND FULTON Sta
HANDSOMELY AND wKLLrHEATBD oPrIcEs
TO LET ON VERY REASONABLE TERMS.
LAWYERS BANKRRs AND INSURANCE oFFIcEa
APPLY ON THE PREMISES
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PARIS, Jan. p, 1870
NJ. Brosse. Bonapartist has been sentenced under
the provisions of the Press law to ine and i'm
prisonment for distributing the proper author
ization invitations a mass Tor the soul of the late
Emperor
The New York herald., 1876-01-28

SEVERE PUNISHMENT ON MILITARY BONA
PARTIsTs
PARIS, Jan. 2T-Evening
-Four officers OF the army have been cashiercd for
sending funeral service Amiens the anniversary
OF the death Of Napoleon III.
The New York herald., 1876-01-28

THE NUssULMANs SAID TO HAVE SUSTAINED
DEFEAT
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THE BANK BURGLARY.
Three-quarterS Of a Million Taken from
the Northampton Bank.
A LIST OF THE STOLEN SECURITIES.
Opinion Of an Expert as to the Open
ing Of the Safe.

SPREoFIELD, Mass, Jan. 27, 1876.
Further examination OF the vault and books OF the
Northampton National Bank which was so sklfnlly
burglarized last Tuesday night confirms the worst
fears Of the bank officials and the unfortunate de-
positors and shows that II the successful as
we'll daring bank robbery record, the burglars
getting $700 900 in money and securities good
part Of the latter easily negotiable The property taken
comprises $3.50 900 s400 900 United States bonds
The New York herald., 1876-01-28

JEALOUS AND RELIGIOUS DoNAPARTIsT
PUNISHED.
The New York herald., 1876-01-28

DR. GILES-YOUR LINIMRNT Is THE BEST .
used: IL my RheumA Afism whsn every other
remedy failed have only used bottle have spent
hundreds of dollars and 50 bottle o 0ns List
MKrT IoDtDK or AnMOsIA cured me. JAMES A, CURRY.
Carriage Factory ais 42O and t22 Freeman s. Cincinna
Ohio. Sold by all druggists Depot Noc-toi 9th av New
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THE INSURGENTS PROCLAIM THEIR POLICY.

THE INSURGENTS PROCLAIM THEIR POLICY
LONDON Jan %, 1876
The TINES, this morning, publishes letter from
Vienna which gives the following details Of the insur
rection IN tho Turkish Provinces
"Peko Paulovch has issued general order taking
ihe individual command OF the nsurgent forces ban
shng LIubobratch and all foreign auxillaries under
pain ofdeath This is intended to emancipate the in
burrecton from the influence of the Young servan
party, which is antagonistic the Montenegrin and
Tree it'from Identification with the political and national
combinations ofthe South Slavonc politicians"
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ADMIRABLE REMEDY POR RUPTURE --THn
srIK BLAsrlc TEuss supplied by ELASTIC TRUSS CON.
PANY ss3 Broadway worn comfortably during sleep.
The New York herald., 1876-01-28

RUPTURE CURED By DR. MARSH PRINCIPAL
cfiAte Marsh Coz bis old once 40. vesey Astoc
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A-rHRoAT AND LUNG COMPLAINTS DlsAP.
pear when wIsrAR's BALsAH WILD cHEKKv used 81
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RUSSIAN sYMpArHY WITH THE sUrrEREns FROM

RUSSIAN SYMPATHY WITH THE SUFFERERS FROM
THE WAR.
LONDON, Jan. 2s 1876.
The municipality OF Moscow recently resolved to send
second contribution of $4,000 in aid of the sufferers
from the Herzegovinian in direction. The Car has
refused to permit the money be sent although he
sanctioned the hrst contribution.
RUSSIAN AGITATION IN BOSNIA.
It is said that agents of the Russian Ambassador
urging the Bosnans to join the insurrecton.
sERvfAE CONSPIRACY AGAINST THE REIGNIsG PRINCE.
special despatch from Vienna to the Standard
ports that committees have been formed in seven
Servian towns, including Belgrade, which openly
.agitate for the dethronement of Prince Milan.
TURKISH NAVAL ACTION AGAINST THE INsUR-
GENTS.
VIsNSA Jan. 27, 1876.
The Wiener Presse reports that during an insurgent
attack Turkish camp near Nerm yesterday three
Turkish men-of-war anchored Off Kick Unexpectedly
opened violent cannonade on the Herzegovinians
THE ATTACKING WATERS
As the vessels in Austrian waters at the time
their action caused considerable surprise.
The result Of the attack on the camp is not known.
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IMPORTANT POSITIONS RECLAIMED By THE
TURKS.
LONDON, Jan. 27, 1876.
Tho Daily Telegraph this morning has special tee-
gram from Ragpsa containing the following
"A force OF 900 Turks under Mouktar Pacha has
taken tho forts and intrenchments of Radovan which
captured by the insurgents in the engagements
from the nth TO the 10th of January"
The New York herald., 1876-01-28

THE ULTRAMoNTANEs CHARGED WITH CLERIco-
POLITICAL DUPLIcIrY- ECCLESIASTICAL STU
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SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR MAKING All
Grated Beverages JOHN MATTHEWS. lat and 25th
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1870, there was an auction sale of town 1'
lots AZ the new town OF
r. q u IA q 1 q Q TX q,
IN WILLIAMSON COUNTY,
on the western extension Of this Railroad at prices
ranging from
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