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Samaritan's Wash

Is, in case o. syphilis, used in couwne5oo With
the Root and Herb Juices. Full direcuous.
The efficacy Of these remedies IL aFke seknovl-
edged y physicians and patients. They are used
many Of our brave soldiers.
Fun Ia B~GainoTs Sra.
WHAT TIE SURGEONS SAYOP ggE @
N6pTrg NO npSlS @AG a.
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sTATE MILITARY AGENCIEs

For the Relief q Sick and Dissblod Soldiers IN this
Department &o- &C.
FOR oHIo-D. R Taylor. once, No 4 Cherry
street. up stairs.
PENNsfLYAEIA.-Col. Jas. Chsmboriin. Once,
No 4SZ Cherry street, up stairs.
EdW. shaw. once, 42z Cherry
street.
McHIeAN-L- B. Willard. Omce, no. 4eH
Cherry street.
HLIEoa-col J. N. sAests. once No Cherry
street, up stairs.
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.rrnnrnrnrETs OF CANDIDATE
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w uELA
All the goods N the above Last viii be sold, with
out reservation, fer ONE DOLLAR each. Certificates
Ell Az the VARIOUS articles are placed N similar en-
velopas and sealed. These envelopes VIII b sent
by mall, or delivered at our Office, without regard
10 choice. On eceiUng q certificate you vii see
what it represents, and It IS optional with you 10
send one dollar and receive the article named, OF
any other in the LIST OF same value. In all transnc-
tons by mail We chsrge tor forwarding the cefth-
Gates paying postage and doing the business, IS
cents each. FIVE CERTIFICATES Will be sent for 81;
ELVES for s.; THIKTT for IS; S1FT-FTvE for $40;
and ONE HusDRKD for So By this mode We give
selections from 3 varied stock of fine goods, Of the
best make and latest styles, ana Of intrinsic worth,
at { nominal price, while all have a chance Of secu-
ring articles Of the very highest value.
We guarantee entire satisfacdonin every instance,
and If there should be any person dissatisfied with
any arlcle they may receive, they may immediate
" return ii, and the price vii be refunded.
AGESTs--We allow thos acting rs Agents, Ten
Cents on each Certificate ordered, provided their
remittance amount 70 One Dollar.
Thoy VIII collect twenty-five cents foz every Ger
tiheate, and retaining 10 cents, remit 10 US Is cents
for each. " .
nS-kddress GEO. BEMERTT A CO.,
jsnI-sm S8 Broadway. New York
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Only Loan in Market
Great Popular Loan Of the People

, offered by the Government, and its superior
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-~Intellloenoe Once.

A IL persons wanting Mechsnts. Clerks. Rouse-
a asTFan- q, WooG-ChopDsrs, Cooks-men or NO
msn-White or colored. would do wei 70 cAih 81 orr
ofscs, No. CO.. North Cherry street. md reEstsr
thar wants.
Persons desiring situations VII do The sNnes Bee
siRn a The door. g. BAUOOM q Co,
mzyIR-ims Gaaerl ARenis-
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The Worlds Great Remedy.

"Dr swsyne's Blood. Purifying Psnacea-"
"Dr. sWayns's Blood-Purfying PanaCea."
"Dr. SWayne's Blood-PurifYing Pscanea."
"Dr SWsyns's BlOod-Purying PsnRcea-"
-Dr. SWsyne's Blood-Punfying Panaces."
"Dr. swaynes B~lood-PurTfying PSnsces."
Its reputation for curing s~crofuls, old ulcers, hip
;oint complaint, liberated sore throat, white swell
ing, dark botches, or defects in the shin, boils, yel-
low skin, msrssmus or wasting flesh, rheumatic
affections, pains in the bones, &C, is without paTal-
lei. The weak and debilI ated, or any disease Of q
serofnlous nsture, it is sure 70 do good, as Tie
many thousand testimonials from all parts OF the
world will prove; nothing ever discovered can COM
pare with Il in curing that class Of disorders.
E9Mercurisl and Syphihtic Diseases Of short or long
stsnding-nothing has ever proved 50 ~effeciual in
completely eradicsting every Vsstige Of these dan
gerous eomplants.
ChTonic EcyPelAs of the Face is cured to 8 great
cerpsntT.
Dark blotches, or defects in the skin, ofen times
appear. The ''Psnacea" and Continent" VIII clear
the skin, and E We q more youthfuicomplexion.
To be sure OF getting the pure and genuine Psn-
aces, purchase direct st the pnncIPa! office OF Dr.
swsyne 4 son, $50 North Sixth street. Phlsdelphik,
or 81 the Drug Store Of
W. &C. ". SMITH, Druggists,
Cor. Church and Vine sts. Nashville.
msyl2-Sm Eed1n.sun.
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$40 Reward.

CTBAfED from he residence q The subscriher,
- on the coraar ~ Vine and Bel streets, = bFtghl
lay Houe sbsaf &c hancs hieh. q hsEs IN the bee,
ND white feet Sld horse - msrsed L. S. AMI I.
y ana was purchased az q late sale Of condemned
S~sfetnneni htatk m EdRehsld
LNEi pay the shove reward - any one who vi
.e.ara s0a horst 70 my house, o. st No 81 Gay
aeH h0Ty II stolen aud returned, 10
Iueslons AHtsd. hut n quito the trouble OF hunt.
Ris-s j. h. COUSINS.
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BLooDtyBLooDr BLOOD
AslmboIds Htsats oosesshsd O0uDouHA
Fluid Extract ssrsaparIIIa
PHI

his an Gfsoaoa Of ths blood, and nttacka NJ
Sexual O-zans, Lnings q he Nose, hars InroA.
Windpipa, and othsr mucus surAoee mN4
sppesrares IN De form q Ulcers. Hdmbolds HI.
tract Harsspadlla parties the BLOOD. ard remote
al scaly eFupdons o. the skin gung - 10 con-
ularion Z clear and healthy color. u pelnf PrepA
81 erpressly fcT this elias q complains - nood-
rr-fyfng urouartias ara preserved Wa EeatN e.
teni thaa sny other preparnuon o. ArapN3
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HKruRoLps Rosz VASE

A., .roeusut Lotion Tor piseasss a q Syphi1uo Ia
mr. snd - 40 tuecaoa IA diseeses q % nnnev
800 gr5enr hum hahfta N d~iasipelons usedm
with ne Eztrec1 buhE 40 A
yTia- In Fuch diseases ~ reeQEnm11ded
FIdrnea o. the most responsible and Htianis
e~ssrsrtar VII aoc0mpAny he
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10 ADVERTISERS Il BEfAIh

- IL tbe specia Column, frst time,
s--T I 10 3 line. 81 O0-esch additional me
cenfs. eubesoueut Insertions 10 cents pei me
49, Coanmn. drst time, from l 70 , nnes 49,
- zS1fhonss line, 50 centsi suDsequent lnsef-
tons. 10 cents per ane.
an EMBELLISHMENTS occupying SPECIAL Poslnoni
90 al double column ad~Fernsemensi VA pe
charged ~ per cenL advance On feguAE hAe
AND FUNERAL NOTICES
VIII be chsrFed 81 the regular edyenaHne nSSA
81 must lpvs7sbT be paid \ advance or 10 in
ssrh0n made.
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Taxes.

A IL persons vho have not pad their taxes nf
n ISL, AMI E1sh 70 save the accumuisnoa % M
tercst and cost had better edi on A. A. hreaes
ksa, No. . Pubic Square, and settle up mEs-
diately. Re g authgr1sd . reoept tha Slae fer
me. q O. uEakosA
h1elelw 5lissa Collector % is'a'
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AFFIDAVITi

rp.-o..lv spesared ba1ura ms a. AttoTmU q
- ~ "a fhllsiephA ~. 7. Helmncld. -
n daiy sworn, dch -. hs Prspafaeon eas
10 narcohe. 10 mercuyf e. etnsr
egom nd sufscnbed heforo Ee, nA - ~
November le4- he
Nlerman. fth-stfeet, anoFe ka F
Aasress lettaB Tor ~inlcrualou ~ cunA4e8N
u. T. HELMkOLDt Cn9nas
Dapotl 10 south TauA-grA
Bess CnestnaL FmlAdApn&
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Notes Of all the denominations nSned will be
promptly furnished upon receipt Of subscriptions.
The Notes Of this Third Berries is precisely simi-
lar in form and privileges to the Seven hirties al
ready sold, except that the Government reserves
tOitself the option OF paying interest in gold coin
at 9 per cent, instead Of 7 S-IOths in currency.
Subscribers will deduct the interest in currency up
to July 18th, at the time whom they subscribe.
The delivery Of the notes of this third series Of
the seVel-thirtes will commence on the LIST Of June
and VIII lie made promptly and continuously sfer
that date.
The slisl change made in the conditions Of this
THIRD SERIES affects only the matter Of interest.
This payment in gold, il made, wilI be equivalent
70 the currency interest Of the higher rste-
The rsIurn to specie payments nihe eveEt Of
which only will the option to pay interest in Geld
be avRled Of, would 30 reduce AID equLize prices
that purchases made with SIX per cent. in gold
would be fully equal to those made with seven and
Il thru Aantha uar cant 4, ct,-ra,cv Tbgs L. a.
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letter, Itch, ScaId Head,
All Eruptions.

DR.. Swsyne's Army Itch "Ail Healing Ointment
Or. Swavns's Army Itch "Al-Healing Ointment. =
Dr. swsynss tArmy Iichl "AllHealng OIntnehts
No case 50 obstinate, or long standing, Il VII not
cuza ia = short time, all kinds Of TetGer are Perma-
nently cured. Army Itch, which T. 80 prevalent, u
never fails to cure, Chrome Erysipeias, salt kheum
Hngworms, Bsrbers' Itch, &C., Eupaons coyer1s
the whole surface Of the Body, old Ulcers OF many
years standing, that put st defiance every Other
mode Of treatment ali yield to the healing proper
ties Of the great vegetable slye-
Price 50 cents. By sending 60 cents 10 Dr..
S~WayneA son, SO North Sxth street, Phiadelphia,
8 BOX Nh be maledto any pat OF the UnitedS States,
free Of charge.
Sold By ". r C. W. SMITH, Druggis;zs
Cor. Church and Vine sfs-, Nashville
we'd n sun s.
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CHARTERED BIZ TIE LEaIsLAruR or KENTUCKY, 81
SPECIAL AcF OF INCORPORATION,
MARCH, 1855.
Capital 5000, 900.
$4,000 Shares at $1,OO Each.

nEPRE5ENTING THE ENTIRE PROPERTY
II Of the Company, which is ABOUT 5000 acres in
fee simple and leasehold lands, situated IN Cum
berland county, Kentucky, ITO miles BY land above
Nashville, on the Cumberland river.
Included IN the property Of the Company Is the
famous old American OIL Well, estimated to
have thrown up 60,OO0 barrels Of Oh since
frst struck in 1923. The Company has two
good engines on the ground, and is vigorously en-
gagged in sinking several wells, and are putting up
machinery 70 ream out and set to pumping the old
American OIL Well, and expect 70 deyelope the
Compsny's lands extensively within a few mouths
and confidently anticipate results thst viii still
further establish the immense oil wealth Of this
district.
5000 SHARES appropriated for working capital
and for the general expenses and uses Of the Com
pany.
I0,eO0 SHARES reserved for future issue, and
when sued to be for the benefit Of all the stock
holders
Mr. 6. W. G. Payne, sn old resident OF Nashville,
IL the oriEinstor Of the Company.
Books o. subscription are now open At the Office
Of the Gas IAgh. Company, No. n Church street,
Nashville.
J. II. KENDRICK q SON,
mayl8-1m Agents.
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Subsistence Department.
COL A EEoKWITH, g O a,

COL A EEcKWTTH, C O a,
HILLARY DIVISION Of tie MisaialppL
CAPT > c EEEh G. c. a.
Depsr6nelf Of TIE CumherEnd. oGoa , n a,
honfh Cherry street, vacs Col. porer.
oAPL RAk J urTLE, O q,
Depot Commissy Suhdsteaee Onas J %. 10
l~nruT-streeL
APP. a y H~EEDERsoE, O
Posi- CommiEHaFy hubeisteuoa, OKcs Nurt A -
Fuh.e bgaaro, oppoelte coGr HoasA
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@ilitarg 9irsEtnru.
Q-aartsrmaster's Department.

ByE BHG GER. IL D-oSALDsoS
Cha Q-uaaermsster, lepsrtmens q the Currh.,.
bud. omce los CherrF-streeL
AFr n n NICGERsHAM O
chez Assistant ouNrtermszter. once ls CAs-r.
a1roaL
HyE o HARLEs n IRWIN, A
% chsrgew Lumber. Workshops &C. OhOs loo
Cheuy st1esL
CAfr 8 h. Brown, A Q n,
10 chsrgeof Railroad 1rsasporlsnoa. Vnerht ana
fassorEsrl Unce ChuncA siFeet, ~ Chafixaoevs
Depot
CAPT CHAs ? WING, @ \,
Genoul Dashur.ng Ofieer QasteznsztsFs Depsrt,
moaL Uhce. ic5 Cheuy-tFeA
car ? = cox A \,
IN chsrrc o Clothing, CEap and Gar7son Rguip.
Hge, aslolal, Q-nsTteuAssseFs' Blanks. sd stor.
Axe Of fubic Properly. once II MarketsrnpeI
CAPT gao Il HTRBARD,A Il
m ehNgc OF Forage sal SirsN. once 60 Cher.
sleeL
CAT ". A. WAINWRIGHT, A O n
"a chUEe az G-uaueunastar's Stores. Hor.a ~.
cnes Hardware, &C. Oaice, Taylor nepoC roroo-
hulauaer and Broad streets
CAPT. e B. Kirk, A. O N
g charge o River Depot and Post Trsp spo-
rnfi ior Sleaner- Pubic Animals, stssies 60
a.. oAce Is Cherry street..
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By authority Of the Secretary of the Treasury. the
undsrslgDsd. the General Subscription Ager, for
the sale Of United States Securities, oaers 10 the
pubic the third seres Of Treasury Notes. bearing
seven and three-tenths per cent. interest per an
num. known IS The
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Great Popular Lean Of the People
Less than sESo.OOSOO Of the Loan authorized BY
he last Congress are now on the market. THIS
smOunt st the nate nj which It ia being absorbed,
VIII be subscribed for within sixty days, when the
notes VIII undoubtedly Command a premium, as
has uniformly been the case on closing tbs sub.
sorPdons 10 other Loans.
In order that citSsns Of every town sza section
Of The country may Be Afforded hcHiass for taking
TIE loan. NE National Banks, stas Banks, and
Private Brokers throughout the coautry have gen,
orally Agrsed 10 receive subscriptions ct par. sub-
sohbsus wIi sslect thar own scents. In whom they
have confidence. and who ooly are r-espOunbo for
he delivery Of the notes for which they resolve
ordars.
.r5 Jay COOKE,
SUHscRuTDN AGEET,
No. utso0tA Third Street, PhlAdelph.A
BUBOsrrrIOSs WI N HEoErvID By the
Frst Satoaal Rank Of Nashville
secoad National Bank OF Nashville
msyse N anz iTth
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TERKs 0Y ~suRsORLPFION.

JUNE I6, 1856.
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. "PosT HosFTzkL F18r MAaSHAEL1
Baltimore, Nd, Feb. -, i36
u hays grest satisfaction IN stating Tina I have
used me Samaritan Remedies" for Nenereal Dis
ease in its most customary form; thst ] have No.
them E1th Judgment discreS0n, snd properly. and
ha7e toand them % respond 20 my audeinatoos
PrfuPuy and ehectusly. knoWing their eompo-
siubn, Ihave the foHest confidence h their e6e&v
and As far as my Use ofthem extends I recommend
thsm strongly. ALFRED g. BovEES
Assistant SarEeon 5th New York Vola.u
Let Il be understood that these remedies are as
reconmeneeo, and vii positively cGre the diseases
for which they sre offered.
Price o. Male Packages, SamsFitan's Gaa N.oos-
Female $500; Root and Herb JUICE s. %; Wash
50 cents !.
Sold By WI. G. ". EMITH, Druggsts,
Corner Church and Vine streets,
r. NASHVILLE, TSE.
Desmond . o., P~rOpnesors, SIS Race streets,
Philadelphia. . b.
jsnls-em.
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SPECIAL k-eQusinons. No. % Ra ra,,i-.a -,
no. limited BY The Army ReFulsso.s -
approfed by Brigade and Ev9g-o1 -
"a =. ~ ne Commanders of Hroops unsssS@-
hHesies or nFtaions. e
-ons not supp lee, On troops st.s3o,.a =.
@ Wi - hAed On appnovsf 81 - ~
,--11- they call Tor aaimsis. msasS ~
proFa 81 tha Cuef Clzra-S. Nhen NE ap-
EeluslLons and ksbmzues for syr,
r'.esled % the Depot d1s7srnsss
sasd on Ssre- s5d b SSsS,se esses vii Hsy o IS,
ehle ku-krtermEzter q TIE Arwr = ne
All Signatures n kequlEao.
afl 2te ne Ordinary autograph Of the de8S-s
son OF ne regiment or N ga =
moy q, lSa.
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Boots & Shoes

o. e kinds. 10 which I respectfully cal the stt,r.
ton II my friends and the public genesslly-horapg
by q suict atienron e business, md b. uoaeFrfe
pncea, TO merit q share Of their patronage
u /. THOMSON.
fupelf-g Is uuion Strc<t.
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z-3O Loan.

These notes are issued under date Of July is
1885, and ere payable three years from that dsts in
currency, Or srs convertible At the option of the
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Malom.

N. CAuBoE q co.. P%ubIlsAers.
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GIFT.
Sent b NAL in q PlNa envelope.

BLOOD BLOOD. BLOOD.
Scrofuls, Ulcers, Sores, Spots, letters
e Scales, Bois, Syphilis or yenerial
Diseases, etc
SAMARITAN ROOT AND HERB JUICES
is offered b the public A. 4 positive cure.
SYPHILIS Or fENERIAL DTsEAsFl the "a
MAhITAhS ROOT AND HERB JUICES 10 the
most potent certain and efechlaI remedy ever pre-
senoedi 1t reaches and eradeates even particle q
ne Venened poison, so that the cure Is thorough
and permanent thea. ofthis PuTfinr Rem.
coy and b healed, and not transmit 10 yolr pos-
teHty thas Tor which you may repens il aAer years.
DO NOT DESPAIR
Although you msy he pronounced peurable tbe
aanaritans Rootapd Hero Viii remove everv
TesuEe Of impurities nom The system as we'll 81 al
the bad effects OF mercury. %
FEMALES! FEMALEsW
In many affections with which numbers Of Pc
males suier, me Root AND HERS juices il
most happily sdapted-m ucersted UteruB, in Leu
coTrh0sa, IN besring down, Falling Of the womb
Debility, and for all com saints incident % the sex.
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REWARB or oOUNTBRFKITa


AID 4fAA ~
ua..,,r "a Asusss COZ THEIR OWE
49, - % de eputatoa e1tinad D
Heiah1idsa 6enuins hapaElcl4
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-10-06

Special Telegram to the Pioneer.
HASTINGS, Oct 2, 1865.
A fair audience was assembled this eve
ming, to listen to the Democratic and Re-
publican candidates for Governor.
Gen. Marshall opened the discussion,
and made an earnest but very feeble ar
gument for niger suffrage. he ques-
toned the honesty Of the support given to
Johnsons Administration by the Demo
cratic party His whole speech was Of a
whining, whangdoodle character, and Gre
sted no enthusiasm whatever.
Mr.. Rice followed, strongly supporting
the reconstruction policy of President
johnson, and Is definitely opposing negro
suffrage, and advocating the taxation Of
money invested in United States bonds,
as soon as it could legally be done.
The recollection of Mr.. Rices past SER
vices to the State,-his frank and manly
bearing-together with his bold and deci-
ded expression of political views, created
the best Impressions Of him among
the people of all shades of opinion, and
resulted very tavorably for the Democ-
racy.
Mr.. Rice is now receiving the cordial
greetings of his old friends Of all parties,
and introductions TO many new ones.
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VERY IMPORTANT FROM CAPT.
HALLS ARCTIC EXPEDITION.
Three Of Franklin'S Men Supposed
to be Still Living.

NEW YORK, Sept. 29.-Henry Grinnell, Esq,
has received very important and interesting
letter from Captain e. f. Hall, the Arctic ex-
plorer, which announces that be has learned
such facts in his present expedition as to lead
to the belief that there are yet surviving three
men of Sir John Franklins expedition. Gro
zier, who succeeded Franklin in command of
the expedition, and three more have been seen.
Crozier was reduced to q skeleton and almost
starved to death while his men were fat, they
having lived on human flesh, the flesh of their
companions, who all deserted the two ships
that were fast in mountains of ice, while Gro
xier would not eat human flesh. The men
finding the party at once took them in charge,
and catching seal fed Crozier sparingly day
by day until his life was saved. He then cared
for the men through the whole winter. during
which one of them died. Crozier and the two
remaining men were taken to Neitschille, on
Benthia Felix Peninsula, where there were
many !nnuits Having gums and plenty OF
ammunition, they were enabled to shoot ducks.
romiers, &C. The Innuits treated them very
kindly. At length they started for Kobdunas
country, since which they have not been seen.
All this was previous to 1854, but the Innuits
insist that Crozier and his friends are not dead.
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THE CONCORD BANK ROBBERY.
A Burglary Without a
From the Boz Oh Post, Sept. 30.

From the Boz Oh Post Sept %.
The National Bank at Concord, Mass, was
entered yesterday between one and half. past
one O'Clock. and robbed OF about $500, 600 |!
The bank vault was opened by means OF keys,
and with a celebrity only surpassed by the tho
rOughness OF the robbery itself.
The treasure which so suddenly disappeared
consisted of United States bonds, State bonds,
the regular issues of the bank, and other mo-
new.
The bank is located in the second story, Main
street, in the most public place in Concord.
There is an insurance Office on the first floor.
Footsteps were heard by persons engaged in
those departments, but it was supposed that
arrangements were being made for a meeting
of the directors, which was to take place at
three O'Clock. The Cashier commonly goes to
dinner at halfpast twelve o'clock and returns at
two. On entering the bank he was startled to
lind nearly all its contents had been plundered.
The doors of the vault were closed and locked,
nothing was broken, but the bank was nearly
moneyless.
As matter of course, the robbery produced
great sensation, and the utmost vigilance
was instituted to ferret out the bold and sue.
cessful affair. The police and constabulary
FORCES OF the town were at once placed in DOS.
session OF the facts, but up to q late hour last
evening, not the slightest clue had been OBJ
tanned.
When it is considered that this robbery WAS
committed at MONDAY, at time and place
almost momentarily frequented, and with a
quickness which indicates great skill, it is
without parallel. That it was committed by
. party familiar with the bank, who knew its
internal arrangements, the precise hour of the
absence OF the cashier, and other matters. is
quite evident 1t Is also equally evident thar
no hand or hands engineered the robbery that
were not adopts. 1t was a dashing raid. and
as successful a. dashing.
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Mutiny in a Regiment of Negro
Troops.

NEW YORK, Sept 29.-The Wilmington
Herald of Monday announces q mutiHy in the
37th regiment of negro troops, near Hilton
Head. Some man discharged gun in the
grounds of company d. This being breach
Of discipline, Maj. Winmann, commanding,
went into the company quarters to find the
man, but without success. Telling the men to
remain standing until they volunteered to tell
who fired the gun, he went off A short time
afterward he was informed that the company
had broken ranks and were disposed towards
mutiny. The Major, with company A, sup
pressed the mutiny, but not till Lieut. Mellon.
of Exeter, N. H., formerly member of the
First Massachusetts,, was killed by one of the
several shots fired at the Major The ring
leaders, six in number, fed from the camp,
but were subsequently arrested and lodged in
Jail in Wilmington. One was slightly wound
ed on the way, in the back, for disorderiy con.
duct, by the officer OF the guards. The regi-
ment is one of the best disciplined in the ser.
vice