... and Spangler is to be confined for six years in the Penitentiary. President Johnson was recovering from his illness. Independence Day, the 4th of July, was celebrated with more than usual demonstration of loyalty. The reduction in the army was being rapidly ...

... ladies and gentlemen dined together Tuesday evuuiog the Westminster Palace Hotel, celebrate the Centennial anniversary Independence-day. Colonel Hoffmann, Charge d*Affaires, occupied the chair, amongst the guests were the Lord Mayor, aud the newly-appointed ...

... He dead. The Fourth of July celebrated in \ariooi way* Anx-hcam in London, large number of whom tended the Ambamndor'a Independence Day reception. Pnrceie Christian visited Cl.ipham Saturday for ll«e purpoao the fouudaUob-stone St. John Bowyer Day School ...

... Sdiamond jnbtlce. Yet such was the fact. The Sar-spangled banner was wayinx aloft over the 'SwiildinK, no doubt in honour of Independence Day, STwoll-known house fla*. with the hon rampant mud vigorous always, being kept in the background, SKe firS Cunarder. ...

... in the deaths of over thirty men. General Cronje will be married to Mrs. Johanna Stersel on July 4. The General chose Independence Day because of his great admiration for Americans. Messrs. Perdicnris and Varley have been released by the brigand chief ...

... who are already preparing to place their exhibits. Our American residents are going to spread their wings on the 4th. Independence Day, bat usual it will bo followed probably with several deaths, caused by explosions of cannons and fireworks, and the enp ...

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