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Luxuriant Beauty.

Promotes growth. prevents its falling Of. eradicate.
dandruf. and imparts health and pIeasantness the
head Il has stood the Of time, being the original
Hair Colong. and is constantly increasing in favor Used
By both gentlemen ladies' Il sold by all respect
able dealers De procured by them Of the
eial agent, d. Barnes Co. 202 Broadway, New York
Two sizes, 80 cents and 81. janls-d8wliAwsm
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~ Spencer has gone into the substitute liue.
He viii. az "a reasonable rate. substitute one OF
his superior hats. Of whatever style you fancy.
Tor that shocking bad hat you now wear.
jy23-d3t
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ADJUrANT GESERAL's OFFIcK.}
Washington. July l6.
General Orders Ne %
reward Of FIVE dollars with transportation
and reasonable expenses tor arrest and delivery
at the ne,rest military post or depot. Of any
officer or private soldier 1T for duty who may be
found absent from his command without lust
cause, is hereby increased 10 ten dollars Para
graph l56 Revised Regulations. and paragraph
OF General Orders 81. are modified accordingly.
BY order of the Secretary Of War
f D. TOWNSEND, A A &
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e direct the attention

TIM sFAr or W We direct the attention
Of those who are DESTROYS Of procuring fine loca
tons for suburban residences. To the map in this
mornings paper. Of the division into lots Of a
beautiful tract Of land adjoining the city. Notice
the map. read the terms Of sale. visit the premi
ses and prepare to bid.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

FVNHE UNDERSIGNED, ADMINISTRATOR OF THE
estate of Michael Bowers, late Of Marion County In
diana deceased, will sell public sale. Tuesday the
18th Of July, al the late redeuc Of said deceien Pike
Township, County and State aforesaid the following de-
scribed personal property to-wit:
One Reaper ThreshiRg Machine, Cradeng Scythes,
Cross Cut Saw Barrels Iron, Trough and other articles
too tedious to mention.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock a. NJ. Of said day.
TERMS OF SAIE-All sums of 81 aud under TO be paid
in cash. and all 50 credit of twelve months
will be given, the purchaser purchasers giving their
note with good security waving releffrom valuation and
apprsisement laws, bearing interest from date.
DANIEL MEYERS,
junel5-3tw Administrator
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ATTENTION. fouRrn WARp GUARDS You are
hereby ordered 70 meet NJ your rendezvous
promptly this Thursday evening at O'Clock. for
company drill Every member must be present
By order. AS1EApAcH. Captain.
j THIMAAx O So
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The TARGET SHOOTING eSterday afternoon
the City Grays. Capt. Il. Y Elliott, marched "a
the bottom land. just south of the Cemetery, on
White river for tsrset practice The company
IL composed Of Young men worthy to bear the
name Of that noble band the old City Crews,
which has furnished many gallant and accom-
plished officers 20 our armies IN the field The
Captain Was AT honOrci member OF the old corps
and watches With pride the progress Of his old
comrades a. they carve their Wav onward and
upward in the Union army A. the company
marched 20 the ground and fxei their target,
aud gsily prepared for the work on hand We
though; OF the msny. very many. pleasant DAYS
We bad passed in similar manly recreation when
the Grays. Guards and Zouaves were the pride of
those in our city Who looked with apprehension
on the decaying military spirit OF the dav. Then
the rudiments Of military education was &c
quired oy running against rather than with the
tide Of public sentiment. Now that all look With
favor upon the citizen soldier NAV Ne not none.
if occasion should arise for their service that the
companies now forming will give 10 the country.
as did their predecessors officers and men who
will shed lusire upon IL arms
Lieut.. George simmons OF the llth. an old
Grey, although a Young man. was present. and
took lively interest in the proceedings. which
called 20 mind hs early training in the profession
OF arms.
"e - Fi"Se4 against a Tree al the
foot of a bluff bank, and the company took posi-
ton one hundred yaris from IL The first
round was Wild shooting The men had not tried
their muskets before, and knew nothing OF their
range The second better. some lev shots
striking the target, and the tree for five feet ~
being bsrked considerably. Al the third round
the boys got the range and fairly riddled the tar
get with balls The shooting az this round was
highly creditable. and IL the boys improve a. fast
Al each successive practice a. they did YESTERDAY,
bulls eyes will be nowhere
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COMMERCIAL.
fEI rxtEeRArs-
cincinnati Market.

CncrssArr. July -.
Flour-Dull and prices nominally unchanged
Grain--Wheat dull and pricesnnsettled; 3@5,
difference between buyers and sellers. Corn, st
@57c. Oats, 62d63c and dull.
Whisky-Firm at al &c.
No change in Provisions.
Pork-old mess in good demand at 50 so, bat
held higher
Observation-Disclosures. Coffee is 2s@30c
Raw Sugar. ll2{ dl3Lc. and refined l5Il@
l5iSc.
Money-GoId is 25c and Silver 2Oc premium
Exchange firm
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FouSp.-On the morning of the l4th Of July,
AZ the Mason House. portmonaie. containing
some money The owner can get itby calling at
the Mason House. jy13 DIT.
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Now THE TINE To SfoURE a Coon SfTua-
r1oS FoR FkIt AND WIyrER.-Wanted immedl.
ately fifty good lAsorers at the indianapolis Roll
ing Mil Good wages paid JY2J div
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Or oT rHE DRATT.-A very simple cxpeiient
20 keep you from the draught Is 20 wear flannel
shirt. we'll made. and az low price. from Parker's.
No. 80 West Washington street in % q
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D ~ - n. nc ~ II N
CED RON BITE r s

trial, and you will never any others.
Ii is not necessary to publish long list Of diseases for
which the Cedron Bitters specific.
In all diseases of the STOMACH, BOWELS, KIDNEYS,
or LIVER;
In all affections Of the BRAIN depending upon derange-
ment OF the Stomach or Bowels
In GOVT, RHEUMATlSM and NEURALGIA;
And in FEVER AND AGUE;
Its destined to supersede all other remedies II
only cures all these diseases but il prevents them.
wine glass full Of the Btters taken hopr before
each meal will obviate the i'll effects of the
healthy climate and screen the person taking against
disease under the most trying exposure.
Sold by Druggists anc GrOcers generally.
DR.. JOHN BULLS Principal Office, Fifth street. Louis
vile, Ky.
Sold in Indianapolis by Browning Sloan, Tofnlinson
Cox, and J. W. Bryan jy20-d3m
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SPoRrISG MArrERs-THE TRoT YESTERDAY
The trotting park was we'll patronzed yesterday
and there was considerable sport in witnessing
the scrub races after the regular matches were
decided The matches were trot in harness
mile heats, best two in threee between Mr. Camp
bells Chuck inthe Hole driven by Mr. Cruft
Mr.. McCarty's Reuben. and Mr Deizells Bauoee
Chuck IN the Hole took the first two heats in 3:07
and 1903. although he closely pressed bv
Reuben and Bsubee. Baubee was driven To a
wagon. and has been but few DAYS training
With equal weight and a little practice on the
track he will make his mark
The second race was trot round the track
which l. something less than mile. best two in
three. between Dan Bacons George and Mr.
Moses gray horse. The gray won. making the
two hrst heats IN 3:O7 ana 3.03. and took the
purse.
Then followed the extempore races. running
and trottng. which atforie. great deal of fun
What has become Of the TrottIng Association =!
Is tito be suffered 10 die out without an effort on
the part of the lovers of that noble animal. the
horse. TO perfect its organizltiong
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EXECUTORS SALE.
SALE OF Personal PROPERTY.

NTOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT WILL SELL AT
public auction, Thursday the 3Oth day Of July
1865 the residence Of Jonas Huffman late Of Marion
County deceased all his personal property consisting
Of Horses Cattle, Hogs Corn in the crib, Corn tbs
ground, Wheat Drill Reap'r. Two Horse Wagon Spr'''
Wagon. Farming Utensils, Household Furniture, &c.
4 credit of twelve months will be given on all -
over three dollars the purchaser giving his notes
approved security, waving valuation and appraisemt
laws. Three dollars and under cash in hand.
Sale 70 commence at 8 o'clock A. N.
july6-3tw DAVID HUFF, Executor.
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The prizes we're 10 be avarded--ihe silver
medal 70 the best string, the leather medal 20 the
worst shot on the target. and boqQet to the be-,
sh0t the target. IL will be observed that no
one put more than two shots In the board the
first round. as We remarked. being Wild The
folloSing gentlemen won the prizes:
Silver medAl--Joseph Charles Gin and in
l31< string.
Leather medal-George SuIgrove. IOJx in.
Boquet-Charles Barnhart, o. in.
There was a sharp contest between Howard
Reed and young Sulgrove for the leather meial.
Reed stood Tor somefme at the head Of tho lisi.
and having set his heart upon the trophy. watched
the shots with great interest. when Sulgrove
beat him eighth Of an inch be whistied his
vexation. shoudered his musket, and resolved 10
win the silver medal next chance.
The contest for the silver medal was between
Mr.. q. A Cooper aud Mr.. Charles Mr.. Cooper
shots were in. and 9lz-l654 string
The closest competitors Of Mr. Barnhart we're
Henry Louden in. and Oliver Wallace in.
The company marched to town with their rid
died target borne by the same colored attendant
who had often carried the board for the Greys
in days gone by The afternoon was very pleas
antly and we think proftably passed, and when
the boys have another target shooting we hope
to be present to assist friend Burnet in keeping
the tally.
THE GREAT ExcURsfoS-This afternoon at 2
o'clock the grand excursion 10 Niagara Falls. by
way Of Toledo and the Lake. will start from
the Union Depot. Numbers have already arriv ed
from different parts of the country, and from
what we have heard il will be a grand and ex
ceedingy pleasant time. The attractions aside
from the very limited expense Of the trip. are
many and real. Toledo at which point the ex
cursionists take passage on the beautiful floating
palace Morning Star, is a city Of considerable
notoriety and importance. and cannot be visited
without interest and profit Thence across the
Lake, toushing al Cleveland and Buffalo, TO the
Falls, magnificent ride one OF the prettiest
lakes in the world At the Falls, ample arrange
ments have been made for the accommodation of
all, and for amusements of various kinds The
excursionists will have all the time necessary TO
visit points of wonder and interest on both shores,
besides attending parties and hops which must
necessarily come Off where so many seekers of
pleasure do congregate The return will be easy
and pleasant sffording an opportunity To restore
tired nature after the unIemittng attention given
TO natures great show. and the labOrs thereto at
tending.
Don't stand on the order Of your going, but 90
at once, early in the morning
p. S.-Buy your tickets at Messrs. a. & j c
Harrison's banking house
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT HAVE BEEN
! V appoined Administrator Of the estate Of John
Sters, deceased, late Of Lawrence Township Marion
County, Indiana. Said estate is supposed to be sol
vent SAMUEL CORY,
iulyl3-Stw Administrator
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sale of u. -. Bonds


PHILADELPHIA, July 22-The Subscription
Agent reports the sale of 81 ,207 200 worth of
2U's to day
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NJ DlCAI.
MEDICAL.
DIR. JOHN BULLS
COMPOUND CEDR0N BITTERS
The Latest and Most Important Discovery
OF the Nineteenth Century.

MO MANS NAME IS MORE INTIMATELY con-
nected with the history of the Matera Medica Of the
United States. favorsbly known a pioneer
medical discovery, than that Of JOHN BULL Of Louis
vile, KY. His inmitabe preparation Of Sarsaparila has
long stood ar the head Of the various of that
valuable drug His compound Pectoral of Wild Cherry
has become household word throughout the West and
South; and his Worm Losenges in less than year after
their introduction. attained reputation widespread
i the continent of North America. Bat the GROWING
glory his life remains to be aimed in his latest dis
covery, rather combination for he does claim
have been the d~c0verer Of CEDRON which the
OF the Biters offered to the public That honor be-
longs to the native inhabitants OF Central America to
whom : virtues have been known for more than two
hundred years. Armed with IT, the Indian bids defiance
10 the most deadly malaria and handles without the
while there is breath left in the body the Cedron potent
TO cure, matter what the disease may be.
While DR. Bull Is not prepared to indorse this exravs-
CANT preenSon. he j. nevertheless satisfied from thor
that remedy AMI preventive for all diseases arising
from exposure either changes of weather and climate
10 the maSmac influences, IL stands without a rival
and Justly deserves the reputation has long
in Central America and the West Indies. In
D ~ - n. Nc -. 81
and its attendant train Of symptoms, like
charm than medicine. There is nothing in the whole
range Of the Maera Medca that can for moment bear
comparison with il in this disease.
full account Of this wonderful plant may be found in
the eleventh edition of the IT, s Dpensatory pages 1887
and 1888.
series of experiments, in which DR.. Bull has been
for years engaged has just been brought successful
termination, and h is enabled offer 10 the public
combination of CedrOn with other improved tonicS
whole preserved in the best quality Of copper distilled
Bourbon whisky, which he is confident has equal in
the world.
be mis- hit furnish volume of certificates but the pub
lie have long since learned estimate such things
their value The safest plan is for every
for himself the virtues Of a new medicine Give the
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WAsBmGFoE, December 2.-Tratns ar
making their regular trips on the Orange
aud Alexandria railroad as far - RaPPa-
hancock station, to which point the road
has not been disturbed. f.s.@
Persona from the vicinity Of CalpePpei
last night bring no deiinine news from lh'
army, aud they say no general engagement
had taken place up 70 yesterday afternoon,
A joint COMMITTEES appointed under a
call from q meetipg held at Cooper last
taIe Of New York, Nov. 9th, 1868, Tor tbs
purpose Of urging upon the government
the necessity q legisIEtion for the Pt6tse!
ton and organization Of freedmen WithiG
oar lines held ? meeting here q Day b
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Last Nights Report.
Latest from Gen. Meade.


NRW YORK, December IA Washington
correspondent of the Evening Post let,
says: .a
The courier employed by the newspapers
came ia from Gen. Meade'S headquarters
early this morning. he left the south side
.Ot the Rapidan yesterday morning and no
serious Sighting had occurred up 10 that
: It was not thea believed that Gen. Meade
would attack Gen, Lee before. to-day, and
Il was considered possible that no battle
would be fought IS the army only carried
ratioBs for q very brief campaign, Il will
have to tight or tall back soon for supplies.
Il e possible that when Meade has flushed
the work he has pndeftaken he will fall
back upon Frederick sburgi though nothing
Is known upon that point. 81
At I'VE o'clock this afternoon the Gov
efnment had received nothing from the
Raptdap, and In ofieial circles this fact Is
accepted rRther as favorable than other
wise,
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From aanaral Bank.

WAsH1nGFoN, December 1.-The follow.
ing has been received from Gen. Banks
dated Brownsville, Texas, November 9th.
10 lis Ezchikency AbEahGW lincoln
Brownsville, Ny most sanguine e1peetu.
lions are more than realized. Three rsVO-
buttons hAyp. occurred 10 MatampFaSs eject.
ing the tgoyerntneut ~ iTEmenltpi Thu
fiFEt.Was adverse to the interests OF Next.
co aud the United States. Everything ID
now - favorable as could be..desiEed.
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From San Rraneiseo.:

2 BAA FaANOIs6d, 4 November 28:lFhe
steamer Golden City arrived yesterday
The prospect Of saving the monitor Canaan.
che improves.
SAH FRANCISCO, NoSember sO.-Ths bark
Raska sailed for Hong Kong on Wednes.
day, taking about S40Q, 600 In treasure.
SAN FRAEcisco, DeSember 1.-The Union
State Central Committee suggests Gettys-
burg, as the place for the next NAti0nal
ConVention. -Hro9
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6NTHE CONTINENTAL 0LD Folks appear
at Washington Hall this evening. Apart
from the excellence of the troupe in other
respects, it is really worth visit to see
them 10 their quaint costumes. The dresses
worn by the bellies who aourished g ..
tury since are enough to excite the risibil-,
tiles of Quaker; but the world is always
changing, and, We doubt not, the hoops,
and crinoline, aud coal semitic bonpets now
in vogue, will, one hundred years hence,
appear quite as ridiculous apd excite quite
a'much laughter as those of the Did Folks
tOtO.day. The great secret Of the. PoPp-
Iattty Of the Old Folks, however, lies in
the truly excellent manner 10 which they
slug those grand old songs aad anthems
that were in vogue some four i've score
years ago-whose soul stirring melody
forms quite pleasing contrast TO the fash
iouabls operate airs OF the present day =
Who is there that would not rather hear
mat grand old psalm of praise a0lds Hun.
u'ed, than any of the most artisticaltJ
Executed tunes gottengapw operate va
natiOns7 Mrs.Nieholsl melodies are giter
With great feeling and lpathos and are mi
'stsally eneofed, while pUuele RenbenH 4
great fayorfteia and never fails to sbEipl
sSWn the house. The direction Of th'
sH'sFtainment is under the old tashionsi
leadership of Prof. Thompson. sa
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telegraph Markets.

NEE Y0EE, December 9s-OOttOD-Lsls astiFs,
El5uf-DGii, elosss silEhfiy1 81 ffEsor OF buysrs.
rriees sithogt deeiaed ehanzs: - ssSe % Or d.
tFa stale - e56T - for Extra r n. o. - E08Q g
q ~ 1879; a. -,
70 1eQos1 chlG1T Western e latter prlnas "a -
Hheat-Ab0lt 1e. better and .nlhar m9ns dollg
fire totf 81 4lGl ~ f1r Chlc1E1 GpTinFA 81 aS f1T
Cd do &f4lffl ~ flF MI HaufGo 0lnbt ~ At9l -
foE Amber Milwaukee, - ee8lellt eE WtutsF Red
western, q e0Gl - f1F Anbsr MlchlEll. - "a
4Gnrn-Dpanad quiet an1 closed duli and trooptna=
81 1 - IN atnEe. the lGt1aF FIR lce a mlEad
: 0.ig-Dqllapd z e. iss1sl g eoc' fof Western
Wo0i-ftal4 onlT uloasrIts hlIinssE
"a m e g sr9 8. &C.; ss sis g: g q e -:
nj M 4lffrlT 70 tuF pine mesh
Boef-Qllst and sleA1y e tf,7e,
Hardn aldag-Qulet sd UiIli0ut ulslaEial cEdnEs
Nonsg-Gts81y and active e : 5lcllt. :
sssEilag-Rl viii Mq4lEzts b4sllal1 q
aid-Iirail; q aIil q Ok. dsoIlning 10 g
Is 49,. siossfs4Iss d. G5sv.
on TO- II sGs1oo3< sS's5 9'st tgt'is -
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Pnnrnras Mnrnor. neeemher -

FoRTREss MoHRoH, December 2-T0
Hon. e, n. SkGatoi, SeeIetaEy Of Way:-
GOVeftimenE supplies for OuE prisoners are
received and forwarded by the rebel agent.
Supplies furuishea- by State agency are
also reeeiVed. aud forwarded, also indisidi
uAl supplies. send two boats laden witt
provisions 70 City Point today.
(StgaSd!J4 91o9S AZ MEEEDfEH,
fliae24'as ~. 49, Big. Gen,
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Wheeler Repulsed at Kingston
Longsffeet Refreatfng.

WAsHuGToR, DeeembeF 2.-The SiaI
has coarteOusly furnished 10 advance Of Ia
publication, the following dispatches from
authentic sources:
CEmb9laHd Pass, November 80, u p. u
Capt ByFne repGlSed WheeleIs attack a
then retired towards Rockville.
Tase,reH, Team, December /, $50 P. g.
Reports from outpOsts this evening, eouepI
In establishing the probability that Kong
street e retreating from Rockville toward
Virginia. saov
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SaIaIof Trnst PropertY.

N0IIpR q hereby giyens that gn the l2th day q
I'm DIcSmber fEfsa between The hours q ten
oieiock A. ~, and fonr o,cloek, ?. n, ~ the 'front.'
door oftha Colff House 20 Ohio county, Wegt Viz
ginia IN fe eff a. WnosllnE, / Win sSi af pablo
AnSlbh "a khk Richest and best d ilT gBgllE tie
fll6EfnR real eltdta that q % sl3y lots ieFe
tWonty.0ne IN I aud 81 ent JstEo In the f!fth
Ward AZ fha civ 81 hRalinEs by virtue a. . deed u
trust iiade ~ johniE en- ADD leorRe Hanimih .
II III RIfihufhs Tocorded IN deed eo6E ~, ID page
of IA county sahstltnting ne IN the place % tie
ma FifEhnRh. ne sid GIN and Hartman having
gwen their consent 70 The $40 sale - ,Es1tng
fiolty IN hand5 ne REMAINDER ~ to tqnal suhhi
rnHrfl Vif rest tfDna the day % s1los 70
e SEQ y tts M : 49, = - =
7s- s, 80 ~ THEODORE y. GohRkkLsa =
lggtOsta i sgzss "a - fsss4- 1rusteess
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Railroad Collision.

LOUlsy1ELE, December 1.-The "a one
o'clock morning Nashville noFthWafd train
has not arrived, aud Is now eight hours
behind time ItisFepoFted Il collided this
afternoon with the BardstoWn southWaFd
passenger train, WouudiDg several soldiers
and ladies. The particulars not attainabls
to.night. 49, Arl ~ .
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CE-ABoUT RECRUITS. = Captain } B.
Stone, Provost Marshal and President of
the Board of Enrolment, adyertises that
any person presenting tosthe Board a re-
cruit who has served snine months win be
paid premium Of ST. For an accepted
recruit without this military qualification,
premium of SIS will be paid. ).
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NEW sYORK, December 25-I5O0 work
men have been discharged from The Brook
ayn Navy Yard.
A Beaufort letter Of the 2eth % the TIL
hune states that - scouting party from Col.
Higgins regiment while returning from q
successful expedition 20 release aboot
thirty neErpe91r Wsre set upon " bIoQd
hounds bat nsgsoes 6tsd On ADD kill=
ca The dogs. -,..5zte nssfk saaI-
The Times contains an Important state
ment from Gen Hitchcock relative toiths
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ToaOSTo, December 1.-THE rspors that
Morgan is in Toronto Is dolbtfal aud n In
Canada is keeping dark, bat e e not gen.
orally believed that be - here. hWas re-
ported 10 London that he had reached
Windsor. opposite Detroit.
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BosTGS; ii 9eaiBsE e-Ths Ssspiug 81.
train on the NqgtheEn, Railroad met with
an accident i&st 81 IL, heAf 6Ahaah, NJ h.
Two cars were thrOW1Rof the track, and
seventeen persons were more or Les in
jured, bat nOng fatally. ifssfsl ritiis4
4 9re a. Amhefst, 4. a., last hIRht de-
some outbuildings. Loss, SIC, 900.