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and an old resident of San Francisco, died on

Tuesday.

-The New York Times does not shirk the issue

It calls the defeat a leeson to the Republican party

that it bas poshed its "extreme and ill-judged

policy" too far.

-Five hundred bushels of good com were rai8ed

on little more than six acres of ground on the site

of the old Confederate prison, on Johnson's

Island, Ohio.

-The spire of the French Cathedral in Montreal,

whan struck by lightning the other day, was lift?

ed perpendicularly in the air and then tumbled

through the roof.

-Poeaker Colfax, in a speech made to the Grand

Army of the Republic at Cincinnati, on Thursday,

said that Congress must take no backward steps

in its policy of reconstruction.

-Official publication is made of the general

convention of amity, commerce and navigation,

and for the surrender of fugitive criminals, be?

tween the United States and the Dominican re?

public.

-It is announced that the "Great Unknown,"

who is to play the next billiard match for the

championship of America with Joseph Dion, is

John McDevitt. The game is to be played on the

11th proximo.

-The New York World says the Ennire State has

placed herself at the head o? the army of common?

wealths. The Herald thinks the people demand a

change. The Times is mum. The Tribune abuses

everybody.

-A resolution was adopted in the Tennessee

House of Representatives last Monday, instruct?

ing Congressmen from that State to urge and vote

for the repeal of the cotton tax at the coming ses?

sion in Congress.

-A cold-blooded murder took place in Memphis,

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The Charleston daily news. (1867). Charleston, S.C., 1867-11-11. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84026994/1867-11-11/ed-1/?sp=2

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Charleston daily news, 1867-11-11.