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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-11-26

SICK We regret 10 'e,rn lst Tb.u
as obaIaut Esq editor Of 'ac Dag#.
Intelligence, Is dangerously IL wita Ty
phoid fever. We earnestly join bis many
friends in the hope that he may soon be
restored to heslth,-dfont0ur american.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-11-26

l5~ The re bel raiders in Missouri
made the Mayor of Clarkesville give three
cheers for Jeff Davis and then robbed him.
He now expects 10 bo shot by tho next
squad Of Union soldiers going that way for
cheering for Davis,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-11-26

4 New DEVICE FOR GREENBAcKs. The
next issue of grcenbacks ought 10 be en-
beii.hed with picture of Old Abe hold
lug Uncle Sans nose on grindslone.
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AUDITOR ) NOTICE

Estate Of Abraham ". hlinc, defcasc&
I He undersigned, appointed By the or
phans court OF Columbia county, an auditor 10 an
dll NE account Of The admihisraTix &c, Of AbthhA'
W. Kline, deceased, VIII aurnd 10 the dutie. Of ha
appointment, his Office Bloonisburg, On iuiay'
November %, 1864, at 10 O'clock, IN, 1t winch 'i|s
ana place all persons Interested are requr sted To al
Il r. CLARK. Auditor
Bloomsbury, Oct. %, 1854.
W STAR please publish.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-11-26

COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT CoNyEN
TIoN.-This Convention is to be held in
Pltsburg, commencing on the 20 inst. To
the County Supernteudents attending the
privilege of returning free of charge has
been granted, provided fall fare was paid
in going TO the Convention on the follow
ing lines Of railways, Wis : Atlantic and
Great Western, Philadelphia and Erie,
Philadelphia and Reading, Pennsylvania
Central, Allegheny Valley, New Castle
and Beaver Valley, Lackawanna and
Bloomsbury, Cumberland Valley, Pitts
burg and Connelsvlle and the Erie and
Pittsburg.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-11-26

KENTUCKY. The Administration seems
det rmi cd to drive the Sta Of Kentucky
into the Southern Cobfederacy. That
proud old Commonwealth, which has sue
cessfuly resisted both Secession and Abb
oltion is the theatre of tyrannical as well
as bloody transactions. Jacobs the Lieu
tenaht Governor was lately arrested by
the military, and taken prisoner to Wash
ington. Many other loyal citizens are
treated in the same way, erause they do
not endorse Liucon's policy r bl
gueriIas are in part of the Ssa's~-,.o
Federal auth horltles teiug unable 90 t.ep
them out. A draft is being e.i2sec. ~rt
hundreds Of the couscript- az ac.n4 oou.5
to join the +, bel army, pte'erirg laa. &.
being placed under such Ge lerasas Psae.
in company with negro soldiers, t. uuot
up, hound down and shoe, their own
friends in Kentucky, who are as true to
the old Union as is tho needle t., lhe pole.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-11-26

GaS- Hon. Johu Il. Dawson, in the
Twenty 6rst District, is elected by ffty-
Fix votes over Fuller, on the soldiers ;
vote,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-11-26

gsF~ A Correspondent Of the St Loui,
T. publican writing from Navada territory
al account of visit there ch h. j..
making says that the capital and prnci
pal tows which bears the Lame of Niginiu
{ sy, has population reaching su nggre
gate of sixteen Thousand sous. This i
more thar the whole white population OF
the territory am ounted 10 in the year 1900.
According to this corres ondencc the Si
yer miues bid lair to rival in proluctiye
ness those OF Mexico.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-11-26
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

EStQte 0f HHSSeI IfHG {, t@C H.
I ETTERS of administration on the Estate eoi ka's,'
IL White, late OF Centre twp, columbia Co, acc d.
have been granted by the Register ofCoiumbi CO., -
the undersigned all persons having claims ugaIi' W.,
estate of the decedgu are requested to present them ~
the Administrator at his residence in said town
sllp without delay and all persons indebted to h@A'
payment forthwith. -. ,.
SAMUEL NEYHARD, Admit
Sep. 81 IsB4-Gw SO 00s
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-11-26

A DAMPER-At recent railroad din
ner, in cemplsint to the legal fraternity
the toast was given :-"An honest lawyer
the noble.t work of God" Bat an old
farmer in the back part OF The hall rather
spoiled the effect by adding, in loud
voice, "And about the scar cest."
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-11-26
Gentlemen's Hats.
Ladies' Furs.

All the latest styles at CHARLES oAKFoRD &
SONS, Continental Hotel, Philadelphia.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-11-26

81 a correspondence writing from
the Army Of the Potomac, says of the pris.
oners rcccutly captured
The prisoners captured are all well clad
and have new shoes Shoes are now ex.
tcusiyely manufactured in several OF the
leading cities of the Confederacy, and the
necessity for their importation no longer
exists. Doubtless the twenty Eve hundred
head oi cattle captured from US some few
months ago, have helped aloog ;he shoe
trade in The Coufoleracy, euppo,iDg the
hides 10 ho tanned by this time, after q
bts'y fashion.
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1864
136,s23
nnn
IOU,O III
Assumed Lincoln majority

|]7 UTE W. 1f1'ooff' III 7'''y W.
On the other hand ,Forney's Press pub
fishes tale of what is called "the Cor
rected Vote of Pennsylvania" which
makes out majority OF lO,l9s for Lin
coin. With this wide discrepancy between
the two statements, it would be useless for
us to attempt to give anything like reliable
returns at this time
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-11-26

A WAR-LIKE WORLD -Gfhree. quar-
ters OF the world. are living in ttate Of
barbarous warfare. There is war N Al.
geria, Mexico, Polapp, Tun,. Peru Chi,
ua, New Zeair'ia Jaosr. Ara.r'sar
and tue Grit,l s4..s aud .g .r..g .'...
sobdiv.ian ,E ..7.s Asia a.| Africa
Jesii.- Tha UmaE States .a .rv re,.-
ed VITA tl5 L...e,a ,.-..at.| .r .,.
re poet This ,QHops .,
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l. raEne fss,;;;i;;iis Hlousc ,
Reading ElII-road.
WIN. Err AERh No MINT,
Nou. uI,r I'll 1901

Hreat Trunk L ne from the North and
" North " ell for Ihilnic pima, Ncw.Iotk Read.
ing, P"tt-Niil" lebanon, Allentown. Easton. sc" &C
Trains leave Harrisburg for Ncv.fork, us fpllnws
Al 90 ana = 10 A. ii and l4j ?. NJ arriving at New
York at u 4 VI, and 2lj aHi 10 % r. VI.
1hr ab connect with .~Amar Train. o1 III, P,un
sllrauia Raul Road, aud II rpg Cars accom- ANY thr
ii. 81 ~ o fian4, without change
Leave for Rening, rrttsvc ,rauaqua, Minrrsyir lie.
Allentown, and Philadvlphia at sl5 A. II ana Is +.
Mn stopping at L,blnun an prime pal stations only.
Way rraiGs, stop ing Al AL points, NJ 23 A. and
i40 T. VI. RttufnIhg leave Ncw-YoTk at \ VI f3
noon, aud 80 NJ. Philadelphia at \ VI and : 30
I. VI Poltsvic at 50 a. VI. and 2.3j 4. VI Tau,pua
al 30 A. VI. and4lj NJ and R9Hdiug 1T l.! midnight
3j AMI 1915 a. VI, Lbs and d Uj p. VI
a.ins Accommodation Train Leaves Rna ling al G.
30 a. W. returning from PnlIaielnhl IT 4.3J ? Vi.
inmbil Railroad Trans leave Reading at G. 10 and
II 4 VI. for EphrlIa, Llth, CulumOid. &C.
On sundays; leave Ncw.IUfk at p W. Philldrl.
phia 3,lj Z NJ, louisville 80 A. VI Tamavua 4. n .
HurTi 'burg - A. NJ and Reading at l. nidnI.h tor
Harrisburg.
Communications, Mileage, Season, Scaoo aEd Excur.
sion Tickets to and from All points reduced Ratrs
Baggage checked through 80 pounds allowed each
Passenger.
&. A. NlrOLLS.
Gsncrdi Superintendent.
r, Nov
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Sy- IT,. pr.sigs,. said 81.

Soy a.. Pf.Ht',, 81 SAID s.. aaye a..
Ioauy comm'nc .4t .ryfar-4o. Of hi
mc..og,. Al nbstAot ot ,nc report, cf
the various bureaus hug. be,u furnished
hin, Nothing has transpired respecting
the views it wil! take ; bu, it is understood
that the President will recommend the
enactment of u law abolishiDg slavery eve
cry ywhere in the United States Immediate
= and forever. 1t is rumored that there
will be a change in the Cabinet before the
next session Of Congress. If Mr.. Fessen.
den is reelected Senator, new Secret ary
of the Treasury mu.t be selected, and pos
sibiy o'her changes will be made. Among
these may be the removal of Mr. Stanton
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-11-26
Ladies' Furs.

All the latest styles at CHARLES OAKFORD K
SONS, Continental, Philadelphia.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-11-26
Gentlemen's Hats.

The largest assortment at CHARLES oAKFoRp
SONS Continental Hotel Phi ladephia.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-11-26
The Trials in Columbia County.

1t is known to our readers that, for
some time past, the trial of a number of
parties, arrested under charge of re-
ssting and obstructDg the operation Of
the draft in Columbia county, has been 60.
ing on for the alleged offence before Il mil
tary commission Three of them, John
Rantz, Samuel Kline, and William APP
pleman, have been convicted Of con.
spircy to resist the draft 10 Columbia
county, in this State, and sentenced as
follows: Raut7, the ring leader, TO in p s.
onnient, in Fort Mifliin for two years,
and ne of one thousand dollars Kline
to two years iwpri onment, aud Apple.
man to a fue Of five hundred dollars and
one years Imprisonment, Gen. Couch
has confirmed the decision OF the mi itarv
court.
The counsel for the prisoners entered
their protest al an carly stage Of The pro-
ccedings against the attempt to try these
meu by military commlssioa, demanding
a matter Of law sud ut right that tic
matter b" referred ,e the c ,,i authorities.
Th h,r pio'.sl a30pe op1e.jaI, they with.
3HeT .ro!a t-- ests-.a, an. .u2 rlsuls Of
,o, ,:la, .s ,9o,: stated IT.. e9nscrip-
t.cp lazy gr.si-.- Jaa. a.. >u.< es IS Shall
..r# .
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-11-26

McClellan's mai, 6l0
Nicholson, Dem. } is elected to Congress
by Delaware, over Smithers, (Abol,) the
present member, by 492 majority.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-11-26

VIlE undersigned would respectful ly
inform the citizens Of Bloom sburg aud I6e ,,.e. ,
public gen rally That he Qas just received Al F.E
his store, large stock Of GZ2.c9
Christmas and NeU ItaT'S TOYS,
Consisting of Candies made up into nearly every kind
of ape, besides thousands OF little notions mnnufIc-
tured out Of wood, all of which gotten up with
good deal Of care, and wth view Of being very ap.
proprate for the season.
He has LARGE CASES well filed with notions ,
such Misses Nets different STYLES Of cOmbs beads.
buttons, belts suspendcr variety Of soups, marbles
tops, little wllow.wOrk needles pins. knives good
article G specacles, together with hundreds of other
articles, which lie offers TO the public at very low
prices.
Give him call all he offers for sale is useful
and In demand every family. The holiday are fas
approaching and we know Of no better place IN this
section to obtain complete supply Uf Holiday Toys
and gifts for children.
BlUUmsburg. Nov. 20 lSGi
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-11-26

Ladies' and Children's Hats.
Latest styles at CHARLES oAKgoRD & Sons
Con ynental HOts Phlaisphia.
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REC APlTUI ALTON.

KECAPITUIAIION.
Mcclellan. Lincoln
Official full vote 1854 lO3,295
Official and reported
majorities 2l,241 ,52s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-06-28

HEADQUARTERS MrLlTAHY GOVERNOR.

f1EA u ARiERS AtitI1IAt Il Wv th-'oH,
ALEXANDRIA. Va, June -. 1864
fgTH f hot weather. increasing sickness tl!thy
j condition Of the strecrs, and manifest neg
Fgonce II the y ople Of 4 lexal:0}a in The mat
ter Of policing their premises, render it ncces-
sarv thar the military authority should be in
tcrposed t. secure Il degree Of cleanliness i"
the city that mag prevent epidemic disease: 1t
is therefore
ORDERED 1st That ev cry civil or military
occupant 0l premises u the corporate limits o.
the city Of Aloxan ria shall within i've Gays
1i1oroHgbiv clean his O. her cellar. yard gut
rers and the street o. alley adjoining his or
her premises 70 the middle thereof and shall
keep the same thereafter thoroughly policcd.
I'd. Each person Will bn reQllred to remove
at his or her own expense TO The place de5lgna-
ted for That purpose viz : ear Huntlng Creeil
near south end 81 " ashingtoH street, all gar
bage, manure or dirt. that has accumulated Or
that may hereafter accumulate about his OF hec
premises
3rd All persons after the expiration e the
fifth day, from this date who have not obeyed
the above orders will De liable to punishment
BY the Provost Marshal. who will instruct his
chief Of Mi itary Police to see - their enforce
Iuent
1t is hoped that the instinct Of se1f-preserva
ton alone will prompt al interested to give
immediate attention to the foregoing SO
that it will be unnecessary for the military
authority TO intiict the penalty.
BY command OF
Brig Gen. JNO. ?. SLOUGH,
5lilitary Gov Alexandria, Va.
ROLLIN G. GALE
je 24-5t Asst. Adjt. Gen,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-06-28

Headquarters MILITARY GOVERNOR;
ALEXANDRIA, VA, June II. 1854
TIME great and increasing difficulty Of sup
L plying the Hospitals, Fire Department and
citizens Of the city Of Alexandria with water
from the water works in consequence Of the
scarcity OF water in the stream upon which the
supply depends and the great waste by the
unauthorized use of Hose and Fire Plugs de-
mands that the same should be ended,
1t is therefore
ORDERED: l. That the Fire Plugs shall be
locked.
IT. That O one except those connected with
the Hospitals. Military Prisons! Fire Depart
naent or others especially authorized (and only
for Hospitals, Military Prisons: Fire Depart
ment or other authorized puposes) shall use
Hose or Fire Plugs IN connection with the
Water Works Of the city OF Alexandria, and,
no one shall permit q waste Of water from such
works about his or her premises.
III, The Provost Marshal OF Alexandria will
arrest and punish all found guilty, Ola vioation
of this order and, will instruct his Chief OF Mil
itary Police 10 see to its enforcement.
BIZ Command Of
Brig Gen. JNO. 7. SLOUGH,
Military Gov Alexandria Va.
ROLLIN c. GALE,
ie27-3t Asst. Adjr. Gen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-06-28
IMMEDIATE SALE OF VALUABLE
REAI4 EST ATE In 4 LENA EDRl A.

The premises occupied by T J. Mehaffs>y, csc,
situated on Columbus Street, III pleasant part
of the city, will be sold imm ediatcly. and pos
session given if required, in thirty days; sitle
clear Of ncumbrance and warranted
The house is three years old, Quilt for the re
sidence Of its present owner and thorough y
finished, under his personal supervision, from
top to bottom. It contains eight large and
beautiful rooms, besides Kitchen, carriage house,
stable and servants house attached. It is pro-
vided with all the modern convenences, gas,
hot and ccld water, bath ROOM furnaces, e.
and ie designed to COM ine everything .desir-
able in a dwelling house, The grounds are
adorned with walks, flowers, fruit trees, and 2
grapery, al in the best condition. There Will
be valuable crop Of grapes and peaches the
present year.
70 any one who wishes to purchase, 1T less
than cost one Of the most elegant and deslra-
bic residences in Alexandria: the best induce
ments are here offered.
-Easy-haf cash. the remainder n
one, two and three years. if preferred, With 81
curty on the property
For further particulars, inquire Of
LYSANDER HILL, ESQ,
corner Of King ard Royal ,'tfeotss4
je G4-1f Ele1aaoI.&A; 4"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-06-28
Gold, in New York, to day, 23322 .

A dispatch from ST. Louis states that all the
military posts between Cape Giradean and
Little Rock have been ahapdoped and that
the Ccnfederates have regained all but small
portion of Arkansas.
The brig Vision, the smallest craft ever at
tempted to cross the ocean, sailed yesterday
from New York for Liverpool. Dimensions Of
the vessel are: Length Of keel, Is feet; breadth
of beam, feet inches; depth of hold, 2 feet
5 inches
Rive blockade runners from Wilmington, T..
N. c., with cotton and tobacco, have arrived
safely at Nassau.
A large fire occurred at St. Louis on the 26th.
Loss 800, 600
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-06-28
TIE ALEXANDRIA GAZ EFT E
POSTSCRIPT!
! DISASTER TO SHERMAN.

MIR. Stanton officially reports that General
Sherman made an attatk on the Confederate
works near Kenesaw, Georgia, on the 18th
inst, and was repulsed with loss Ct about
5000 men, including many general officers -
He says that the Confederate loss is not heavy
as they kept close behind the parapets
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-06-28
SPECIAL NOTICE.
l.. MILBURN, DRUGGIST,

w l.. MILBURN, DRUGGIST,
Northeast Corner King a7sd Washington 4sts
GIVES NOTICE to the citizens Of Alexan-
" dria, that his establishment will be open
on Sundays from this date, during the follow
ing named hours: From half-past eight to half
past ten A NJ; half-past three to half past five
and half-past six to eli ht O clock P. NJ, during
which hours he will be prepared to fill vita
promptness and accuracy all prescriptions.
lie 10-2m*
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-06-28
A G A 3 .

& D.
rT,HE undersigned having purchased the
i stock good will and fixtures of the we'll
known Grocery and Provision Store of the late
John 6. Henderson, begs leave to inform his
friends and the public generally that he is now
in receipt of 81 fresh supply Of CHOICE FAM
lily GROCERIES, and most respectfully So
licits share Of public patronage:
". T. HENDERSON,
ap 15-tf No. 226, King St, cor. Alfred
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-06-28
From Lynchbnrg.
Iron, The Richmond Emo nirer.

tT3il ~ ioADui
From the Richmond Enquire
Passengers from Lynch burg on Yesterday
-..to theft the last heard fro n the Yankee
.,;aor Hunter was when hearrived at Liberty.
% ;s gone Citing somewhere, nobody
knows. =, ;,
Tbe enemy tsrew away a large number Of
o,,s pistols and swords, both on the battle
s.la and in the route of their retreat. KNAPP
sacks. haversacks, canteens &c, were also
nrotusely strewtd about, and many we're
n;.sed M by citizens who visited the field
ana nassed along the road in many localities.
Tha scene of desolation and luin III the neigh
horhood Of this city, near where the enemy
made their line of battle, is positively appall-
inc, The people were stripped OF every
A gentleman who arrived from Staunton On
Yesterday states that the Yankees are no longer
Seen or heard in that vicinity, nor at Harris
sonburg. Lexington and their respective
ne;ghborhoods The damage done by Hunter
was very extensive many OF the farmers hay
inc been plundered of all their grain, cattle
and other stock. Every establishment OF gen
eral public utility was destroyed along their
route.
The Contederates continue actively at work
in Kentucky On Monday last squad took
possession of the town of Bradensburg in that
State, entered the stores there and helped
themselves to whatever they most wanted. =
The banks Of the Ohio Biver are also said TO
be lined with guerrillas, aud, it is said, that
reign Of perfect terror exists along the border.
Steamers are constantly being fred into. On
Monday last party of guerrillas made raid
nto CIoyerport, and destroyed a iderable
amount Of properly. On Saturday another
sqad entered the town of Henderson and took
of a large amount Of property.
The renewed defeat in the u. S. House Of
Representatives Of the bill repeating the COM
mutation clause, by vote OF 80 to 81, would
seem to settle the question but, it is said, the
measure will be still further pressed in another
form.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-06-28
GEO. E. WHITE, 4 20.

GEO. E. WHITE, 4 20
Liberty Hall.
SO AND 81, CAMERON STREET
And Warehouse, Corner Of Wilkes and Royal
Streets for the sale o. GUAN0, HAY.
GRAIN and FEED
OFFERS FOR SALE
" ALE-In barrels and half barrels from
the favorite Washington Brewery always on
hand, and daily received.
GROCERIES Of every variety, and at lowest
price.
LAGER BEER in the usual packages.
Rags,
Iron, 49,
Bottles,
Hay, Always purchased at
Grain, Market prices
Sumac,
Butter,
Eggs je l6-2w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-06-28
LIME,

ID LIME,
and CEMENT.
The subscriber has on hand and for sale fine
press paving and building BRiGK and also
Quality. All orders left at his dwelling No.
&C. south St. Asaph street, or at the Brick Kiln
near the coal wharf, will be promptly attended
70 EMANUEL FRAN CHS,
je 10-2m -
IF you wish to buy your DRY GOODS at the
L right figure. call oT ,r,1r,Do
my TT d. Se'Sa " ! a&zz'
The New York herald., 1864-10-03
Mystcrious Murt.er-A Man shot by an
Unknown AssassI


About two CLOCK this morning, as Maurice Fo'ey and
n msa named Cummings were passing through south
street, Foley shot by some person unknowD aud
died IN few after beng taken into the apohe-
cary OF Df Hammond. Foley had been 70 bas
during the ngh aud bad two hundred and forty dollars
the intention of securing tho money The man ho was
with HIM AZ the time did not know from wha. quarter
The The is eavciopcd m sery Pre-.
sent. Coroner Tbayer is investigating the snsr.
ADDITIONAL PAKTiCULARs--So TRACE Tgr or THs
MURDERER.
Up 70 to-day the police, though making dgent
search had not sncccetcd In unfaveliug tho mystery
peoted with this midnight murder II aTfpears tbat
tho victim Foley. who resided al No. IL swan slree,
south Boston, whore no hes family hae been Tor
time bad state OF health, IA consequence of which
his friends offered him benefit hl. This bail TOOK place
tho gross proceeds being about 1928 which Mr. toey mad
hs person the time Ut hfs death He proceed
ing in company with w. Cummings, to placc in
Kingston yEect 10 settle M the expsuses of the brl
when sruck down The lolloe we're near when the sho
wes nred, and immediately proceeded " the spot.
Ihey met Cummings wthshs hat Oh ruuning for
assistance who stated that soldier had SD u his END.
hut this probably incorrect ss the Beach street
were visited ard no soldier found 20 be gbsen
The ban frem Appearances must have bccu nred from
joining house, and struck door uoar the hoed PER
sou sleeping in the room II was apparently fred from
largo szed pistol. The nearness OF the police a the
time Of the murder probably prevented the murderer
from securing the money upon the person OF foley.
There person who clsmed 10 have paid his money
put out o the bali during the evening, but who this
person not stated The matter will be thoroaghy
Investigated IL W reported that man seen running
from the body pursued by tho police down dark
alley way, but succeeded IN making his escape He 10
and tina, he l.r behind him hne gbt-colored French