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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-20
Another Outrage by a=spanish
Cruiser.

BosTON, August 49, 4 letter received
nom the captain OF the schooner I'd
ward Lee Of Provincetown, by his
mother, dated IN March, gives the fol
lowing facts: Sailed from ProvincetowL
February 5th, nothing unusual occurring
- cause any deviation OF the voyage
from that usually pursued by whaling
vessels unit, arriving at and whll" cruis
lng of the south side OF Cuba, when the
lookout reported vessel clos" INTO land,
changing her cour-e and coming toward
us. When within range OF the vesse.
showing tn" Spanish AsG, without any
warning whsteyer, sent up = cloud Of
smoke, followed by = report, and then
there was an explosion Of the bull, just
clear OF u- s.tern, which wss followed
by another o. grapeshot. Captain At
klns Immediately crowded IN sail, and
showed the sailing qualities %. bl- vessel,
tbr NPsuIsrd keeping up running hre
oi solid shot The chase was Kept up
tor some time. but finally abandoned.
Captain Atkins sought other whaling
grounds, and the prospect Is that he will
have TO remain = year longer. he hss
ALREADY sent for provisions AMI supplies
TO meet Nun At the Western Islands
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CAMP MEETING.

npg WHEELING DISTRICT CAMP
Meeting, 10 -. held near Mounfsvlils.
TilI com memo. TgssdAy, August 2lst.
Anumbor 81 prominent Ministers T. ON
.pr0ad have been uyitsd and Will i,s pre-
mt. who. together with Ia. Minister OF
mis- aud adjoining districts, Will take par
.rtue roli slDUz -erylc.s.
yr. u r. White, oi B-ltOn. viii hsv"
charge oi the .args Boarding Tent. Gro
,rry g.. He has hIed the following lON
r4fa-s for boarding: Pour days or more,
&c per day I.-ss than iouT days, 80. iodg.
lu& Will b. 81 per night. \ DISCOUNT On
the rate vii! De made % Mini ters aud
their familsrs. Tent holders vii. b~ for
ulshed with groceries, vegetables, meats,
irults, bread, milk, &C., at lowest pTices.
NT. Whit having erected "A bakery upon
tue yronnd will furnish fresh bread syery
day.
sion Tickets from Wheeling. good during
the meeting ~ - cent?. Ilrzets VIII also
b.. i-aued Al other points along hs line
Al reduced rates. Ia addition u III" r"gu'
lar trains, on and snsr Tue y int Al
extra train will ieay. Wheeling AZ $40 y.
IN. Per-Dus wishing 10 tent can snip 'heir
freight At the depot any day before thr"'
&C Ock ,. III.
Admission % the grounds l0c. season
tickets good during meeting, c. resson
cE.ts can be bt4ined o. Joshu . lAncas-
TOR. Treasurer aud Secretary, on h-
Grounds. or at Mr.. DunD's and Geo. I'd
Yards store, Mouudsviile; kssd d houh-
tons drug STORE, 'rnsr Ma ana zZh
streets JOnn IA 'ie .rpa1 tlck.t ONE
Ig0 Market street wheeling, and al the
gates Parties wishing TO rent tent.
sGouId appiy - COL. " illism Alexander, /,
+. BALL. President,
aszlsl u IL. X DIX, Weep es.
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The Indians.

SALT LAKE, UTAH, August lS.-NOth-
i, : mas been heard from the Nez Perce'
Indians ,ince they CROSSED the Montana
stage road, gong east the afternoon OF
the 10th, some thirty miles south from
Pleasant Va ley station. The telegraph
lie Is broNen, Ro doubt cut by the In
dlans. No stage is running on the sec-
tion of the road wnere the Indians
crossed.
Nothing further mas been heard from
General Howard Thirty five Shoshole
Indians lett their agency this morning
fo- Fort Hal, en- route 10 sssisL Howard.
SALT LAKE, August l. The Indians
On the Montana stage road, 30 miles
south OF Pieassn. Valley, still. hold the
roaa and telegraph line sud turned the
stage and telegraph repsirer; back yes
terisy There are many squsws ana
cnldren, but few bucks Ii Is reported
that thi, j. not the main party, nut sre
mostly wounded and families. Nothin z
j. heard from any point north OF tn g
break since the 18th.
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THEvINELAND sENsATION
What Bishop Corrigan says.

1t is probable that the Maggloll case,
at Vinelsnd, n. j., will bs peacefully
settled. No attempt mas been made TO re-
move the body, and II Is thought That
none will made without the consent o.
the widow, which Father Nivet hopes to
obtain. On Sunday next meet
INC OF the Ilaian Beneficial Society
viii take place and the pEoPo
sition will thea be made to
purchase a suitable lot iur members OF
the association, in which event Maggiohs
body viii be quietly transferred 10 new
resting place. Father Vivit asserts that
Msggioil was an infdel bat Nine. Mag
gIoh vigorously denies this assertion.
Mr. Turner, the lawyer in whose hands
the Italians have placed their case, pro-
poses 10 get out an Injunction restrain.
ing Father Vivit from disturbing the
grave, in which case the question IN
volved would receive n juticisl settle
ment
Bishop Corrigan, 70 whom the priest
has applied, SAID that he thought Father
Vivet had strong civil case, but erred
in demanding the removal Of the body
on religious grounds. The cemetery be-
longs To the Catholic Mission, OF which
the priest is the head He lives, how
ever, five miles from the cemetery, and
many bodies have been buried recently
without permits. Maggioi was Inferred
without Father Vivet's knowledge, In u
lot promised to Mrs Gregory, and In
which her husband was buried. No money
was paid for the burial until after
Maggioll's body had been placer IN the
ground. For these reasons, the bishop
said, the priest had clear civil right to
demand the removal Of the body. Il re-
gard 20 the church regulations for burial
he said that in all cases OF doubt the mat
ter must be referred - the bishop, who
always takes the NEST charitable view OF
the case. Tne regulation refusing burial
for neglect OF religious duties Is never en-
forced. Hence Father NiveIs action on
tn S point was indetensible, but his course
in attempting to stop irregular burais
was To be commended.
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Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA, August s.-Tne first race
D. dsy WAS sweep=tske, three quarters
of a mile. A. the start, Rhsdsmsnthus
nad TWO lengths the start, Dan K second.
Rhstamsnthus won IN l:l5.. Nlrgnius
second, Dan X third
The second race Tor purse OF 500 for
three-yes o.ds. one mile zDd sn eighth,
va. wyn by Oriois by length, Brsds-
msnte second. Msjor Barker, third
Time, l.5a
A free handicap for sweepstAkes, two
miles, wss the third rsce. The horses
were :srted in 3 rsin storm, which cou-
tllacI during the "a Galway wss The
winner, with CIoverbrook second. Time
3:iOt. The winner sod Tor SON pOo.
o, s5O5
The closing rsce tor the purse OF 800,
winner 10 be sold 81 auction, one mile
ard quarter, wss won by Rappahsn-
mock 2:l6t, Csrdinsi Wolsey second,
Brother - Bsssett third.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

~ II--- r-.,.., Dbre;,iaD =, tho
III; Iteniy Toni,T", T,Ioan = 3oad "
'"vo i'N
Toney Mugonthsler, an emPioye OF
the Memphis Brewing company suicided
yesterday by jumping 'n'o The river
The piou-,advertIsers OF Lake ChautsH-
qua as n summer resor: continued their
Iabors yesterday with considerable viSor.
The stesm tur Mat White. blew up
on lanes river Yesterday mo-nirt.
rbe rantain epglneer and fireman are
nissinT
Shipwrights and spsrmskers OF the
New York navy wards have, struck
AGAINST n reduction o. wages from $3.50
ia $500 per day.
Ex President Grant has srrIvei At
Copenhagen He will visit hi sister, wso
married DR.. Cramer the American min
ister.
Nine OF the leading strikers ou the
Lehlgh Valley railroad vt kaston, Ia,
were arrested YESTERDAY ana taken u
Phlladelphis.
1t is understood that all hands Will
resume work in the Newark CITY six
mills to morrow, the proprIelors havInc
agreed to recall their proposition 20 re-
duCe wages.
Michsel Brat,on, a Weishman boss,
WAS brutally murdered by Molly Ms
CURES on Friday At Bethlehem, IA.
He had engaged to work coIIeTy with
blackleg miners.
The bond in the case OF the
National Steamship Compsny's
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will be received al the depot by the city
government, the Grand Army OF the
Republic snd citizens. A nstIonsl So
lutte Will be fred at Depot squsre By the
First New Hampshire light battery.
After visiting the chief msRutscturlp (
esta ao!ishments. they will De escorted
through the city to South Corporation.
Here reception will be net tor one
hour. The President will De guest Ct
Ex-Governor Smyth, and will remsin IN
the citv until Pm
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DETROIT REGATTA.
Last Day as Successful a. the PreVt.
GUS Ones-ihe Time Made Beats tho
Best on Record.

DETROIT, August l8.-rhe regatts
closed to-day with The contest Tor prizes
Of the Northwestern Amateur Rowing
Association. The attendance WAS not as
great rs yesterday, numbering but little
over 25.OOO
The first race WAS tor junior single
souls There were SIX entries, ard only
three starting. The match was won by
Moses Msndeu. oil Monroe Time 1851.
Distance, one mile and return.
The double-sCull race came next, and
the Emerald. of Saginaw, and Quaker
City, nf PhllsdelphIs, crews withdrew.
A squsli came up just about the time Of
Starring ruting the water 1t subsi led
~ y lew minutes, sud the Mutuals, OF
Albany. aHd Wolvenhooks, OF Green
bush, New York, pulled the race. The
former pulled stroke OF thirty-iour TO
the minute; the latter thirty sIS. The
Wolvenhooks crew, W. L. Miles and {.
II Craig, atter much effort, and by n
superior frlsh, acquired tn" lead and
mslntslncd j; To- the end, coming In five
lengths ahead Time Wulveuhoooks,
l4:2I; Mutusls li:l9 Distsuce--oDe
mIie and return
The senior sIX-Oared race had two con-.
testants-tne Zephyrs and EEcelsicrs.
both of Detroit. The distance was one
mile and u halt aud return. The ZsphyTs
lead ut first, and after pull OF n mile
wers passed bv LhoIr antagonists, who Ia.
creased their distance, aud 1T the urn
Gad their rudder carried away by the
Zephyrs. After rowing fourth Ot n
mile on the home stretch they made Tor
the middle channel, crossing the bows of
the Iephyrs and giving them their wash
The lstter thcreupor stopped rowing and
ai4lmed !oul, which wss not, however,
allowed. The EIcelsiors won in Is
minutes and 30 seconds.
The last race was the Junior four-UAred
shells. Five crews stsriod: the Ans
teur and Floral City, OF Monroe, aud
Excelsior and Zephyr OF Detroit, and
the UndIne, ot Toledo 4 beautiful race
gu-ued. the Floral CITY taking the asd
lnr tho first mile TO be subsequently over
nsuDed and passed by the Zephyr, who
rapidly increased the water between
them, and all Lhoir competitors, the I'm
tnes being third Al tho crows made
vigorous spurLs the stroke beng msln-
.ained a. forty two, but the better form
yt tho Iephyrs sent them m the advance.
When rather more than half mile from
the finish, David May. who rowed
80. in the Zepnyrs, tainted from over
eXortlon. HIS comrades ceased rowing,
aud, dsshing water in his face, no recoy-
nred by the time the Fiorals caught up,
aud again pulled away. After several
Iength4 had been made he again became
nunt, and had 20 cease rowing. The
Zaphyrs pulled in then with two OATS,
coming in Second m 2O:3S, the Floral
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Wabash Railroad FOnnd Guilty of
Cutting Rates.

New YORK, August l8.-Albert Fink,
the commissioner having charge of the
spportionment of west-bound freight
from this city, sent q communication
Yesterday to the representatives OF the
trunk lines, stating that the Wabash
railway had been found guilty ot carry
ing freight below the schedule rstes. Mr..
FINK, therefore, directed that no more
freight should be sent by the sgent5 OF
tue trunk Ines over the Wabash rail.
wsv until further notice He also stated
10 his letter that it was reported that the
Consds southern had been cutting rstes,
and, although he mad not yet received
positive evidence t. that effect, he feared
the report WAS true
New YORK, August lS.--The Wabssh q
Official. mere deny that they hsvevlolated
thr agreement ~ 10 freight rates.
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CharIe.,on,an capital Festiyi,io-

Special To the Gin. Enquirer.
CHARL EsToN, August l8.-There WAS
grand Capital bali given at the Hale
House last night. 1t opened with the
Capital March at 1870, and was kept up
until 2:3O in the morning 1t was de-
cidedly the crowning affair OF the season,
Tar surprising the grand inaugural ball,
given when the Capital WAS first located
here. "A great many distinguished per-
sons from abroad were in attendance
To-day has been one of general rejoicing.
According to the programme public
speaking began nt the Cotton Opera
House at 80, and continued until 8 this
evening, when the meeting adjourned to
meet on the Public Levee ~ s P VI
There was grand torchlight procession
on the principal streets, along whose line
of march the houses and lawns were all
brilliantly Illuminated a constant can
nonading has been kept up all day. Hon.
ii ). Walker, Senator Burdett, and 9TH
er distinguished speakers from here and
abroad, entertained hundreds on the pub.
inc levee, which Was brilliantly illumin-
ted by boufres. Thousands of people
have thronged the streets all day, and
there seemed TO be general harmOnizing
Jubilee, in which everybody participated
in good feelings. This has been a grand
ioliifcation over one of the most glori-
Gus victories ever won-the permsnent
location of the Capital Ct West Virginia
| at Charleston
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Ravsgc- of Disease.

LoSDys, August Is,-DIrlng d" no-
rupsuoR of the Du'-IdsChs lately. n"
,irk we've .eut bsck a. the rate Of thre
hundred per Isy. suJ there ars sign ~
Increasing slcknrs. within the Inc %
the other side Of the Danube. The ShlkPe
P,s- Which T. he'f - the RI-,Ia-,, ~
bIocksded A. the .outhern entrance, ard
vii Or bsblv nav. go be eyacuA."i m
less the Russisn- st,acA and jeles, one
OF tue three Turkish corps which low
form ZEN circle from Rssgrsi -
PIeyna Some cri.ics appear O. ,h'Ik
that the RUssisn sdvAntzge no.
m continued IrsctIgu snd \
ry-tba. concentration, but the inerez.ir Z
-svsce. Of dises-c IN the Russian rsmP 10
an 1f'sa. against the ARRIVAL Of ie
Inducements and nsy compel tier
Genera " sltsrk PIevns OT Rrgrsd
bsf,re ,trA'eyical consideration. would
su,borlz. such Al undertaking. /! lr 70
portei alec. los, pubic opinion IN
I Ru.sI. 4. po~eriuliT sdectei by the ta,.-
urs ba.orr Pievna. The echoes pi this
di.s,,i.ia ton may reach the army N N"
6.ld and tend 70 temp. the military al
visers Of the Emperor to urge come en-
,erprise tnai might vel be deferred ii
stronger forces csn be srranged
For the future the srrny s7f lmrs "a
brs1quarters wi!l remain unchanged,
vnich seems 70 imply that the I'm 1e'oF
will encourage the oldiers by his tlsI
presence Oh lne battle le d TIE En-
peror is pleasantly quar- cred 10 good
hou.e outside the yIllsse e, - d sem. IN
excellent health and splrlls. The al -
pure in contrast VITA thst OF Biels
! The health OF the suite Ia much improved
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rafe OF the IIIiott Hoy-.

NAs DIEGo August ia rum"r
once from san Rafael that the Elliott
boys, recently capturnd by M"Hicans and
.1nhucd at San Rafael. were fired upon
by Hmobof McNirAus whIlo going from
Inner To- Jail under guard. and one
NIrd. The report u not fully credited
trd psrtres m san Diego, preparing to
- 10 the rG.cu. ot the survivor and
avcngc the deat1 ul hls brother. are
,sulroned that the news lack. conhrmA
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The NaiI Industry.

The Atlantic States Iron Association
held a meeting al Long Branch Thurs
day night. The only business OF I'M
portsnce trsi sac;ed WAS to advance the
prlce of nails fifteen cents per kog. 1t
VAS stated ~ the meeting that the stock
of nails had been reduced during the
month of July $1,000 kegs, and that half
OF the factories were idle, rs the price OF
nails WAS below the cost of production.
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HONEST RnSTON.

Ihe Bostonisns beside beng we'll up
10 'ae standard of morals, religion, meta
Ply''c', and many other things that 60
'o"ard making high-toned community
Aoa properly preparing them for 3
prompt sdmittsnce through the gates
guarded by ST. PETER, are also we'll up
u tue standard of dry and liquid
I7Hlrs. They also know the differ
7nce between Troy and Avoirdupois
weights, as the experience of the scslers
S,.l attest.
Aaey have summarized their work be-
'"een June g and July /, and found
'u"' oil 5s2 scales leach with, on average,
'A ,r weights about 80 per cent erred on
'us Ight side and 80 per cent of 1000
~ e' AID dry measures were too small
1e widest variations from honesty were
'o@aa Ia the measures OF fruit dealers
--U niIkuenr TO say nothing of the fact
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Towu Destroyed by Firc.

CHEyESrE, August ls-The town o.
Gayvlllc, two mllos from Dradwood. VA.
almost entirely destroyed by hrc th's
morning. oniv one or two houses wor"
-avpi The dre originated In Varne's
restaurant and there being no water Tor
dre purposes the flame, spresd rapid y
and M three hours destroyed about 2OO
houses, ranging IL vslu" from $50 tp
$500 The total lus- l. ostimsted ~
10000. No insurance
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NO. Is.

but Gen. Ignoled is still sling Prince
GslsizIn las been obliged 10 leave for
harIsosc. 4 stream OF reinforcement.
Il lowing now steadily through Rou-
manis II Is expected that both the
SusFd sni gr"nsdier corps vii. oe IN
bhlgsrls BY IT, arst week in Septembe:
lie star aere 'Ilste that lS0,000 mep
sre now sctua VI the march 10 rain
force ise arm! The next battle abpu.
f!eVna i mes De decisive, hence th-
delay. :Cr the axe OF insurtng success.
The Fourth ,4vairy division In.
bean iet,Chei On ~ lniepead
mt expedition Tor the pUrpo.r
~ 'topp,ng the Turks commualcs.t,u
With Sophls by blocklng OrchcrdlsA
Pass, :he msin thorouEhtsre and easiest
marching route over the Bs.Ssus. |, b,
te.t here that this should hsvp been don,
earlier, bat n successful now il will Stl.
nav" good results
Russians Defeated
LONDON, Angus, l'.-On SATURDAY.
the Russians % tue number of thirty a,r
Thousand infantry, ten regiments of csy-
a.ry sad one hundred guns sttsckei
MuAEtsr Pa,hs aiung the whole lIne e1-
tending from Msg,rs'Ikh "a iskinlsr.
The Caunonoie began NJ : o'clock in the
morning, sgd 81 I clock IN the evening
tie Russians retired IN good order 10
their eucampment, pursued by the Turk
Cnc Turks lost l65 m killed and wound.
al Nai the RI-.rsns | 200
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, pnystcian poison. nj. own Child.

II Cincinnati, on Huesday, DIR. +. NJ.
EpstcIn visited Il drug store and called
Ivr six grains sulphate OF morphia, On
s.ead of SIX grains Of quinine, rs he in
tended,) and administered one.halt the
dose to lis little son, our years OF age,
who had been i'll for some time. The
child survived the dose but a few hours
The dose was properly labeled sulphato
morphis, but the physician failed to resd
il. and hence the fatal mistake,
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COunterfefter Arrested.

CHICAGO August lS.-W. p. Carter
wss arrested here few days ago on 6
charge of counte-fe.ting. A irvestigs-
tion shows :ha: lie has been IN the bust.
hess on small scale Tor some time sEd
that be has put into circulation sbou;
81, 500 in spurious coin. Some 81 800 OF
the coin, together with dies and other
couuterteiting tools, were captured.
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IA. Of P.-Supreme Lodge Of tho
World.

CLEVELAND, o., August ls The ~
preme Lodge OF Knights OF Pyth'ss sd'
lourned st 8 late hour lsst night, ~ meet
10 Indianapolis on the fourth Tuesday oi
August, 1873 This meeting OF the 81.
preme Lodge has been very pleasant and
harmonious, and = large amount OF ousi-
ness has been transacted.
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sui or. sentenced.

EEwARg. y. j, August 18th"
VIce-C chancellor to-day. sentenced five
.trlkcrs m u" reCsn. railroad distur.
bsrcss un pay huy dollar. Gns ard I'm.
p-ispnmeut ti.I the 'Irther pleasure Oi
tie 'yuyt
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IuslnsIrtatIulats.

CnLJWWu- August lN-Thc Ccntr,l
JhIr executive cnmmltto" oi th" Work
.unwou ludustriAl Union have lssu,Ni aa
Ilrcss setting forth nplatiorm u ~ prlbci.
pIr. and recommending that cDnyention'
hn held IN the several counties to MONT.
mate county officer, and establish Indus
trial Union clubs IN eyory township and
v.lluc prraluct and that they select one
delegate 10 the STATE convention 10 b"
held ~ this city, September 18Th :"
aIop, n platform and nominate Stat
uNi ..r..
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Further Comments ou " 2. Shermsu
Aat..st

NEw York, August ls.-Kmcry, lyey
4 Lee, dry goDds merchants, 36g Broad
WAY, tailed Lisbilitic', 100000.
Tne failure of Gamewe!l X Co, bIIid.
er- Of the lire alarm telegraph, wA an
nounccd yesterday.
The failure ol Npellman Brotbcr', large
iralrr- IN notions, trimmings, &c, 2G5
Broat twAy. Do announced.
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TgE Senatorial Convention across the
. yer did the proper thing in nominal
.-, DAVID WAGENER tor Senatorial
,,,or, He is a sterling Democrat and
,sarthy gentlemsR, and Will carefully
,..d the interests OF Belmont and hsr-
.,,,n counties if elected.
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The Easrrance Reporter states that
those who profess to know say that
srITsoN J. HUTcHlNGs, Of the 81. Louis
Hys, is negotiating for the purchase
,t tina New York World. the price
,Bayet Is S25O,OOO. The amonnt asked
/. S8hN 900.
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I.nndIn.c nerIded.

WAsHIsGTos, August ia land
casc 10 nvoIving tho title of the state o:
Kausas " oy"- $4,000 acres Of land, be-
lus thu aggregate Of the grant U th'
STATE under The rot oi lsGl admitting
X ausa. INTO Toe Union. has been decdsG
Dy the Interior Department in favor oi
mo N-Ain u kALshs
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DUR Republican trends should enlist
.n,hs unemployed men for whom their
,,,-t. bleed into the army at s. per day.
!, this manner they would relieve all
distress and have as big standing army
,onldp't be wished.
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ayrwEES Judge MIST General GAR
., - and the Cincinnati Commercial, the
a.,rb,icsps' chance. 'or success in Oalo
-. fall sre greatly "''e'u4ted.
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STRANGE revelations are beng con-
.,srrly made by the South Carolina In
y...igstion Committee as to how the
RADICAL office holders disbursed the con-
,,gent iund Among other items in a
,,,s,or's account of furniture, proven on
Friday last, was one tor ~ expensive
,-,dIe and another for 800 coffin.
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VOL. 10.
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