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Local buiarii Nolle*# 10 ceala a lin* lor ftnv, and 5 cents tor each sutonatteal taaeriiea \ steading sa the Slat of Decamber. 1875, aggru THU W A Muter*. TUK MAHklAUK KNOT. rotninlttfly lo create a navy, lwl nothing who held the position until within thirty New alar* are continually added to it* 4 — liana Christian Auderaeu, author, *cv- LATEST NEWS. gated 94l4.flU*,4t7. Nxw Youfl, Jau- 8. —Fltiur— WLiU- flcHtoa hi hflvp ixvh dutie 4U>ut hifdlflblng yfff*s * luster, and treah acluevem'-nD shed lus­ enty-one, I>* nuiark. The* Wiacooaln Stair Grange, in m^aalon I Mo* a bright afld bsauteoii* May. tRe new made nary with i suitable ensign In coffhecliofi with thflcolora f trtir flag ter upon ita fold*. It is now marching <m fl—William bavla Barnard, sixty-aeven, Wheat KxUff,9kNf4Ai.». »haal Jio. * C!»!•-<«• Who know* 6 lntie hr! well; dramatic author, England, vtniA at Mtlwaakee, on tbe Mb sleeted tbs fultootaig flprlng. 91 nwtt Ma 9 Ditffilffr, ALflflO nut tf sbr loVva, flr will Soiuc (lay. The t'nptaint accordingly followed their it i* interesting hr learn tiiat ?itl)e ro!k* to glorious romjucMt* of peace. Alaska fl.—Gareia Moreno, President of Fetiador. According to a Berlin special of the Ad officers : Master, J. 11. Oeboros; Overseer, K H. l.». Barley - ft To. DBflLWVItffi IflM, I 'anndt make her toll own devices, sailing, proluthlv, under In which Waaningion waa hajrtizcd—miw Is urfdcr Ti* drrniinfon: it waves over new 11—William A Graham, off flortb t aro IWnton , Leetamr, In. H*. K C'bamberUIn ; tsffttV. Oora-W(*ts(| fliird. tuflWk. Pork - Hbe slug* the eoflf I Write for her. their State flags One favorite device wa* in the imaaeafliou of Mrs l^ewia, of Wtaid- posaeanioat in fhf ISte(fie two thirds of tto tanu of Arebblabop Lwdn eaowky ■ Imprtso* Of tender hearts betrayed; Una, lawyer aud U-giaiator, aoculy oue, Bar meat «o«M lenalaate on tb« U of K« brnaiy flu ward C. VV Foster. Mwee, flffO ffgffi Bfcliad Hogs Western, Sr. But net the one that I prefer, a rattlesnake lilting ita head and shaking lawn. Ya.—is made of white silk, lined j Uie way Ui Japan; SLutieV Ifl today tiear* aloga The Oat bolt'a tbrou^host (tonuuy proposed to The Ohio btate AgricaliurHl Coo ret*. IAT4--18C Calllo- Bartel Arm. IlHOltbc far * bdl a country maid. iu rattles, with the niotio, “ Don't irea i with erimson silk and trimmed with blue | ing it into the depths of Africa, where ti-ffoTMt Hlnnrv, lawyer and legislator, The boar when I lu burden bear ninety #av#o. Philadelphia crtobtnlr Ibe ev«al la an appropriate manner Uou met at Colambu* on the 6tk A fenoluUoa Good to Extra. Roge —bbeep-5t*o?r. on me!" Borne flags added a mailed hand ribbon*. never yet has the foot of white man trod; Gold closed at Ufftf. W ill never be forgot l clenching thiruin arrows. The rattle The newly-invented banner (tld n o» a( while It* latest acuuisitlons al home make Ifl A harh a fl. Finney, President fU»erlin An hi hike Kudolpbe, Priori* Imperial waa adopted asking Coagrees to grant a reason* ** O stay sot Inag! but come, my dear, Collegr, Ohio, eighty-three, (Oma. Prinee East I.ihkhty , Pa. — (’attic — Ibwt, And haltour marriage knot •nakc emne very near being our nnlmnitl once coma ittUr universal use, mm wm find it* deep blue glow with the lighted thirl of Austria. will b« rrv«n«4 Mug of Hangar* ta hie subsidy to tbe Cenuaala] ■•position. Charles '1 h< odort, of Bavaria, eighty, army medium, 9175ft ’. .’5 H . • 1 rh emblem Inaleati of tbe eagle. It had ffflen Capt. Hicharda, as late as the middle of seven stars —G. //# Woodman, 1/1 ^l/// 2 oiliear, Bavaria. Jaijr. Hamilton, Kickardmm A Whilmry, of It D about a countryIff maid Id*fore 1 n Use<l on Hnga, and Its appear- October, 1776, asking tbe Pemuiy!vturitt tons' Jour mil. ff«velon, dry gtMvda Jobbers, tailed oa ta# hth fur ere, flTffiftTTD; Pbladctpfalaa 97.*OftflJM> **•«* herIn my mind : 17. —Prof Joel Parker, Jurist, eighty,Cain A HrtiMu l* dispatch <»f the hi aaya dii- flheep—94 01 ft5 75. bh« i* u«>t uf her lovr afraid, ance at this time on the ensign of ihe Gotineil what colors ehotild be used by bridge, Maas. tui baycra had broken t-ot among the atrlkiag flflfitl.OUO. Hauling A Earle, manufacturing Jew And rannot hr unkind (,ominander-ln-(Thief of our navy caused (he fleet The picture of “ Washington J'(—Najxdeon Collins, Rear - Admiral alaari la the Loaviere d»a net and troop* had uk>r* in New York city, also failed on the same CniCAno. —Whfffft—No. 2 Nprlng cloned flhr knit* and tine* w|*h many a sigh, inHch diffi-uueion of its ciaimti. One on the Field of Trenton, ” painted by Death-List of Pruuilneut Persons for United M»ua Navy, Callao, Peru day at to^OWSc cash. Com-Closed at OSt tor And. as brf nerd lea glide, 28 —Martin Glover, lawyer and Judge of tort aeat H»qa« II the disorders. flh»' wishes, and sbr wonder# why writer, thought by some to R(j I^ePjfffflln Pefllff, #ho tmnmafided a company in Ifl7i. The New iUmpahire Republican Stale No. t and Mt for New Rejected, rash. Oate— No. uU the Court of Appeals, Aug*.lira, N Y. Nerioua Uioagret menu between the lie I** not at her id*, Franklin, gave w-eightv reanous for adopt that baMIr. contain* the Btars and Btriprs J7 —W illiam C. Rjlatou, hanker, fcan Fran Convention met at C\«»eord on tbe 5th and *. anftSJSgf cash. February options Sold at »St. lie _pru*aisod ramti he woald meet B>« here, ing the rattlesnake. It is found only in —which is go*id j(fotind Pn beHfjviii'J Khedive of Egypt awl M*, Carra, the British ‘ um I mi -i spot: fllVlIY. elaco, Cal. nominated Person C. Cheney fut Hovetoor, and Hf* -No. KaXHfteflc Harler-No. «,T»4ft7Wc America; was considered by the anrh'Bts they were used there. mfasu-ner to Egypt, are reported Mess Pork fl|S.15ft1».«0 rash. Lard- $19 87^0 0 siev aotuot loio hat Corns,e mr drar. Si- t.hrr 8rock tVard, Ironmaster and capi­ SKKTBMnxa W. A Pierce for Railroad Commissioner. Reso And halt uttr laurriagr knot !” •u an emblem of wisdom; it* eye la ex­ On the first Independence Day—July 4, tal ot, igrfl Vfx(y*fotir. died af Dt troll JL—Edward Kin^, capitalist. Providence, A London diapAtrh of the 4th a*y* a lations were adopted —favoring specie payment#; 19.8D. Cattle—Good lo Choice. *1 rofte flfl; Me ceeding bright and without eyelids, so it H 1 <i»n. Charles Augu*te Frossard, army diuin Grade*. fll SPftt *; Butchers' HPick. 1777 —this flag van displayed at the ceJe 3. —Ju<lge Hardin,Chi<-f-Justice of the Ken- Ministerial crisis lapmlwl at INsath, la coaae a revenue tariff with Incidental protection: true My lady will not slug thr sang. signifies vigilance; it never begins an at­ tacky Court ol Apprals. Hou. Thomas 0. officer, France. qaaar* of tha demand of tha Haagartaa reprv- reconciliation with the flouth; opposing a Presi­ |i Yft.i 75; Scalawag*, eta., 917:fti45. Hogs " Why M?" I say And >b«, bration in Philadelphia, and from Utat 9.—Caleb Lvon, rx Governor of Idaho, Tossing bvr brad. "It ta ton long .** tack nor surrenders when amailed ; ita time on want seems to have waved in nenr Turner, exAioveraor of Rhode island, sixty- mu'stives for a forced circnlatioo of Hangar! in dential third term; favoring a fair, full sad —G«*»<1 V> « he! or . 97 • Oft7 5U. M #*l»—4.»P"dl to deadly wwa|w»i>* wee 4.oneealed in it* four, W arreti. Lyousdale, N Y. fb ilce. 94 ’OftVft. And L *‘T«h» • Uori • nay he.” ly nil the Imtties by nea and land. In hank uou-s ta Austria. free exercise of the rights of citiaanabtp flhs ha* her 111 tie Wlllffil WBysl in<>titli, ho (hat it apixar) defenito>|es2, atld 4. —Johann Wilhelm Zetterstcdt, Swedish II.—Henry T. Blow, « x-L niU d Mates Min- by freedmea; a forbearing policy toward Mu| 1 |«rr»iat. slid tkrti, February, 1778, #10110 Paul Jonea, in the naturalist, flweden. 1st* i, fifty eight. Ml. Louis Horatio Atone, According to a Berlin telegram of the itfl woundrt, though -mall, are fatal, while Hanger, convoyad some Ainfcrlfnn ves#**l* sculptor, Car**ra, Italy.
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