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SECRET DISEASES.

SAMARIfANs GIFT is the most certain, safe and
enectual remedy-indeed, the only vegetable remedy
ever discovered. Cures in two four days and re-
cent cases In twenty -four hours. No mineral, no
baisam, no mercury. Only ten pills to be taken. II
Is the soldiers hope, and friend to these who do
not want to be exposed. Male packages, o.; fs-
sAMARIrAN's Roof AND HERE JurcKs-A positive
ana permanent cure for Syphilis Scrsfula, Ulcers,
Tor u. Bold BY s. O. Ford See advertisement. mS
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nVA China paper speaks Of the execution of
small military official who had the impu-
dence TO expostulate first with the magistrate
and afterwards with the executioner, stating
that he had an aged mother dependent on him
for support. Just as he clinched the argument
dexterious flourish of the sword took of his
head. The large crowd assembled to witness
the spectacle are said to have been 'sconvulsed
with laughter" at the sudden pause produced
by the skiIful plow
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RrSmuggling is still carried on extensively
on the Canada frontier, in spite of the yigI-
lance of revenue officers. 1t is asserted that
many of the Detroit ladies do their shopping
on the other side OF the river, making a saving
of 50 per cent A few days ago one hundred
barrels of flour were seized, over sixty of them
containing tin cans holding from three 70 five
gallons of spirits. e~r
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rSAt a pianoforte warehouse in New York.
a weary young workman got into the box con
tanning an upright piano, partly packed. and
went 10 sleep on the straw. He was missed but
not discovered, and the box cover was quietly
screwed on The weary young man was
presently awakened by the rude shock occa-
stoned by removing the box TO the wagon in
the street, and found Understanding upon his
head. After the lapse Of some moments he
made himself heard and released, but not until
he was well nigh suffocated
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SAt vest-making establish shment In Frank
fort, Me-, about 1900 vests per week are
finished up and shipped to New York and
Boston. Parties in those cities consign the
vests cut, but not made mp, to the establish
ment, who in their turn send them throughout
a large section of the country in the vicinity
employing at least LOCO women in putting the
garments together
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TWO BAD GASES OF PILES SgEEg By DB.

Mr. Glass. of Janesville, Wisconsin, writes fer
the beneht OF all who suffer with the Piles, that he
mas peen troubled for eight years with an aggra-
waited case of Piles and his brother discharged
from the army as Incurable, the being quite para
were cured with one bottle Of DR.. .STRIOKLANDiS
PILE REMEDY. The Recommendation of these
gentlemen, beside the daily testimonials received
by DR.. Strickland, ought to convince those suffer
ing that the most aggravated chronic cases Of Piles
are cured by DIR. Strickland 3 Pile Remedy. It is
sold by Druggists everywhere Sold by J. W.
NAlRN CO.; CHAS. CHRISTIANI, 371 Pa.
avenue and SOY Ninth street. oc 2s-lY
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

W Her mirror may satisfy lady that her dress
is autless-thst all that can fascinate the eye is
combined In her coetume-but yet she will not oon-
sder herself irresistible until she has adfed the
erowning charm to her attractions by sprinkline
fha,on " Night Blooming Cereas" on her lace
handkerehief Sold everywhere. no lo-2tW,S
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@A correspondent Of the New York Her
aid, writing from France, says there have for
some time existed difficulties between the
Rheims wine manufacturers and exporters,
latter alleging that for years past our govern
ment has been defrauded by an under valua-
tion OF the invoices which have accompanied
1t OF the champagne shipped TO our ports.
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MARRIAGE aND CELIBACY,
An Essay Of Warning and Instruction for Young
NJ en-, just published by the Howard Association,
and sent In sealed letter envelopes free OF charge
ADDRESS Or. ! SklLL!N HOUGHTON, Howard
Philadelphia, Pa. oc -3m
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H Charles Kidder, deputy collector at
Bndgewater, Maine, recently seized a team
enue laws, and one night soon after some 25
armed men surrounded his house and de-
manded the team. Several shots were fired
by both parties, and the mob finally got the
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COLGATE,S HONEY SOAP

THIS celebrated TOILET SOAP, in such universal
demand, is made from the choicest materials, is
ntId and enolient in its nature, rasranly scented
and extremely beneficial in its action upon the skin
For sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
ian
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%During the war, a large number of old
naval cannon accumulated at the various navy
yards throughout the United States which the
Secretary Of the Navy now proposes to dispose
of. On the list of December, 195 will be offered
at public auction in Phiiadelphia, and viii be
sold by the pound to the highest bidder 81 8
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0A passenger on the train from st. Louis
dropped dead in his seat, the other day, as 1t
was kearing Jefferson City. His name was T.
q. Mndison. He had been q surgeon in the
United States army and then in the Confeder-.
are army, and had been recently pardoned.
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MILLINERY GeODs-MILLINERY GOODS.

glst received another choice lot Of fine FRENCH
FLOWERS, FEATHERS, RIBBONS, and -
HAT ORNAMENTS, together with a full -
line OF MILLINERY GOODS, BONNETS,
HATS. TURBANS, &c, trimmed and mn
trimmed and made to order. SS3
Also; fine assortment of REAL LACEs,
POINT and POINT APPLIQUE, VALEN,
GIENNES, &c, with a large assortment of fine
FANCY GOODS, DRESS and CLOAK TRIM
GOODS, &C., &C., at - : =
B0SWELL'S Fancy Store,
302 street near l4th,
despatch. - no I-St
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STOP THAT SORATluIN

STOP THAT SCRATCHING,
And use WHEATONS ITCH OINTMENT. II
cures Itch and Salt Rheum in IS hours; also cures
Shillblains Ulcers, and all Eruptions Of the Skin
Sold by all Druggists. j. d. GILMAN,
mar Ely $50 Penpsylvania avenue
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

DR. CHEESEMAN PILLS.
The combination Of ingredients in these Pills "A
the result Of a long and extensive practice, They
are mild in their operation, and cannot do harm tc
the most deicatei certain in correcting all frrepu-
Iarities, Painful MenstruatiOn, removing all sb-
structiOns, whether from cold or otherwise head.
ache. pain In the side, palpitatien Of the heart
whites, all nervous affections, Mysteries, fatigue
pain in the back and limbs, &c, disturbed sleep
which arise from interruption Of nature.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
was the commencement Of a new era in the treat
ent Of Irregularities and distractions which have
consigned so many TO a PREMATURE GRAVE. Ne
female can enjoy good health unless she is regular
and whenever an obstruction takes place the gen,
erai health begins TO decline These Pills form "a,
Gsssf DTsPGrnfiOn ereT put (OTtrdTd with IMMEDI-
ATE and PERSIST ENT SUCCESS. DON'T BE
DECEIVED. Take this advertisement to your
Druggist and tell him that you trast the EST aad
most RELIABLE FEMALE MEDICINE IN THI
WORLD. which is COMPRISED in these Pills.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
have been a Standard Remedy for over thirty years.
and are the most efectual one ever known for aft
Omplants peculiar to Females To all classes theJ
Invaluable, tadEeIEs, trh ceTTaiafy periodical
-sgEt0Tiiy. They are known to thousands, who
have used them AZ tdiGerent periods through the
country having the sanction Of some Of the most
tD!lnsnf PhyyteidRS tH America.
ESPtteH s.rscttonS, StalIns tcheH they Sh0nld sos
- hStd, WIN each Box-the Price One Dollar "a,
b9I, or Sax Boxes Tor Is, containing from 20 10 &C
Pills nj By rlail promptly, secure from oh.arv,
non by remltting 70 the Proprietors
FOR SALE By ALL BRUGGISTS
HUTCHISS & HILLYER, Proprietors
dec 10 eOly,s 2s Dey street, New York.
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Psnnsylvanie avenue. near willards Hotel.
LEoHASR EkSRARS GkoSk6 Sk6vkRo D aRss Rase'0"
E.LAMB..... Manager
the performance win commence With sheridan
Knowles beautiful play II tire tpEss acts, of
THE HERO OF SWITZERLAND.
SELECTIONS BY wEBERs ORCHESTRA.
To conclude with the charming drama, in two
MICHAEL ERIE,
THE MANIAC LOVER.
of No s Ns t StRSsss
CANTERBURY.
Corner Pennsylvanis avenue and Ninth street.
GEORGE LEA Proprietor.
sENSATIoNl sENsATIONl
NEW PIECES 3.
THE FENIAN'S TRIUMPH,
AND
YANKEE COURAGE
THE STREETS OF WASHINGTON.
THE THREE FAST MEN.
GREAT FEMALE MINSTREL SCENE,
.... 90 LOVELY LADIES.
OVER 100 ARTIsTEs
MATINEE ON SATURDAY!
EDWARD BLANCHARD
And his TRAINED DOGS soon.
EAsHIONABLEP PARLOR KATING SCHOOL.
This healthy and graceful exercise, having be-
cities, Prof. Marini takes great pleasure in an
nouBcing that he has made all the necessary
rangements to introduce for the first time in this
city this invigorating method of recreation, and
will be ready TO receive pupils ON WEDNESDAY,
NOy. 18th, at bis Academy, Z street, between 9th
MONDAY and WEDNESDAY,, from sHt t. .sp. 5issGa' m'
For gentlemen and masters, from IA to 10 p. m,
same days. Aseemblys every alternative Wednes-
day. Skates can be procured at the Academy.
or by letter, through the Post Office. no 3-l2t
pRoFs. J. W. 4 II. P. KREIS' DANCING
ACADEMY,
PARKER'S HALL.
Pennsylvania avenue, between 9Th and 7th sts.,
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
Those desiring to enter can de 20 now as we are
continually forming new classes, the quarter A
commencing with the FIRST lesson Ali in a
Days and Horrs Of Tkition:
For Ladies', Misses and Masters, Wednesday and
Saturday afternoons, from to O'Clock.
For Gentlemen, Tuesday and Friday evenings,
Prscticing Assemblies every Thursday evening.
Private instruction given to suit convenience Of
Circulars can be had at J; +. Ellis; Philip 4
solomon g, and other boek and music stores; also,
by applying at the Academy during the hours OF
from 10 q. m. to D. m. from to and to 10 o. m
or during the hours of tuition.
note addressed to the Academy will meet with
prompt attention. 4-f
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"a JAMES ToPHAM B CO.'S NHm
PREMIUM mM
q TRUNK, SADDLERY,
MILITARY EQUIP ENr
MANUFACTORY,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Sso0a
SEVENTH STREET,
One Door NortA 0 Odd FsRo,os' HaI,
Where they continue to manufacture and have
on sale q large and fine assortment Of
TRUNKS, vALIsEs,
TRAVELLING RAGS,
SADDLES, HARNESS,
HORSE CovERs,
MILITARY HORSE EQUIPMENTS,
SWORDS, BELTS, r..
HAyERsACKs, WHIPS,
( BITS, SPURS.
kc., &C., 30,
I AT Low PRICES.
REPAIRING.
Trunks, &C., repaired promptly and thoroughly.
THREE SILVER MEDALS
Awarded by the Maryland Institute Of Bsltimors
October slst, 1864; also, the highest premium. a
brongs medal, by the Metropolitan Mechanics, In
stitute Of Washington, d. O., In 1857.
SOLE AGENTS
For District Of Columbia and Alexandria, Va, for
FRANK MILLER'S
CELEBRATED PREMIUM
HARNESS OIL.
Dealers supplied at the lowest r..
feb Sly FACTORY PRICES.
r. EDWARD CLARK,
MBER BEALBR,
Virginia avenue between 9th and 10th streets east
near U. o. Navy Yard.
~ Constantly on hand large stock Of all kinds
Of MBEB.
/ Prices as low as the lowest. oc ls-2m.
FLOUR FEED,
large and complete assortment OF
( ALL GRADES OF FLOUR,
for Bakers, Grocers, and others,
7 WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED.
FEED OF ALL KINDS,
Either weight or measure.
i WHISKY, ALL GRADES.
We mention the Bounitz whiskey in particular.
DOAbs Puios 1Au years Oid, sold subject. If
necessary, to analysis. =
WIN. N. GAIT co.,
noz-u Indiana avenue and lst NJ
r. successor to n. Y. Loudon Co..
-. CITIZENS AND MILITARY
MERCHANT TATLOR,
Metyopelitas Hess!, tots Brosens, w
362 Pennsylvania avenue, -
Wifi Washington. D. q.
EYE AND EAR
o. All durable EYE and EAR AFFEC-AS
Tl0NS treated at Pa ave-, 246, bet. ~
18th and 18th sts., at the Ofice Of DIR. SOH0NEY,
between and o'cInck; sunday, 10 to I.
Consultation Room, first floor.
~ ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted and made
bl like the natural one oc2l-u
ErNFEEBLED AND DELICATE OONsTITU-
lI T1ONS. OF both sexes. use HELMB0LDS EX-
TRACT BUCHU. 1t will give brisk and energetic
: feelings. and enable Yon To sleep wall loa
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Hr ]. q. wRITwELL 4 CO., S1
VI WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GRocERs, VI
No. OF Louisiana avenue, near 7th street,
Would respectfully announce to the citizens OF
Washington and the public generally that they
have taken the store formerly occupied by Messrs
Smith Il Morrison, where they will conduct the
Grocery business in sll its departments They will
pay par tcular attention to the supply of families
with the choicest articles in their lfse from we'll
selected stock just received and to arrive weekly
BY steamer from the north, which will be sold at
the lowest market rates. -
Goods delivered In all parts of the city free of
charge and without delay. A share of the public
patronage Is respectfully solicited. no 6-2wif
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III AND SPEECHES OF ANDREW JOHN
SON I'r,sfdeist of the United States by Frank
-icie. Life OF Michael Angelo by Herman Grimm,
ois. lsel2l fRANCK TAYLOR.
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II WIIEMA ANS
H (frosn PhiisdslphiaI
CELEBRATED LADIES, SHOES. szks1
AGENCY 493 i1TH STREET, Estwecn Penn
Fylyauia AID street
large assortment of Ladies Fashionable
BOOTS AND SHOES
esu.taHtiy on band
Abe Orders att snied 70
~ I5-stas sOUOy Agent
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OLOT Ne.

I29 BALTIMORE sTREET BALTixoxx, Nm
Betwcsn Calvert and South street, South sife
10 stlitiOn 10 his CUSTOM TRADE has now on
hsud aud u making up q superior article OF
READY MADE CLOTHING, Of Foreign AMI Do
sic materials cut IN the latest styles and Of su
ksrior workma-ssip.
I Gentleuneu In went Of hne or medium Quality
clothing will 1nd IL greatly 10 their advantage 10
tXaIl.ine his stock before purchasing.
BOYS Clothing Ready Made and Made to Order in
the most satisfactory manner.
E(TeTms Cash.
~ OBS Price Only
Having unsurpassed fsciIit ties for buying gosds
Purchasers may rely upon advantages seldom Of
h red them 10 this market.
sslI and exsmine Stock and Prices. -
sS-Orssrs by mail receive prompt attention.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GROWERS NEW THEATER,
Pennsylvania avenue. near Willards Hotel.
LEONARD GROvER-....O b. HESS
n LA Stage Manager
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Breye. Maj. Gen. J. y. Cosss. q bur
hn,ton Iowa, arrived on the slst ultimo
.,S assumed command of this Dis.
sr;ct. temporarily relieving General Z. 4.
sm,xx. who has been ordered TO monk
Oity. to aid in making . treaty with the
sioux. and will be absent some time.
Cen OoasE has most brilliant tire
.o,an He has served with distinction
during the entire war, having entered. Ne
Selieye, below the grade of Colonel He
has commanded brigades and dsiidgs II
many hard fought battles, and Vas With
SHxRMAS in his memorable march. At
Alatoona our 4th Regiment 3ss Eve I'M
derstsnd) in his connmand and its Off
GERS praise his tfiehly.sof sdtYfo g
While the military " tb y District, i'
viii be handed Ssqg To- spch excele1t
hands, the ann phoeunAnt of even the
temporary sbeenos .pf Cen 6nzzs win
GAUSS .asssgasss6 ,sAong both officers ana
dviliaas Rho have trapeaeted business se
vithohin.os1tW We do mott believe iitfpos-i
sbIe for An officer to have discharged
sudk s3Efied duties as have 7 dsvolsed "a
Cen ss - the past three Esatss in 3
moea tbareseh. spoeeaafnl and satisfactory
nanser <AAnlhs hAsl done. Throughout
thSS hda District, IN who have hAd BUSH
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u ii ~ a. y pade et
the ind Hon q the slll - = 1870
dsavoEing - serve ENl f. reel otsd
.thae We Goauaz entsied ~ ally 81
wSpAs 4 naskable Iettet. asln6v e sing
thsf heA knew nothing about military az
fals and stated that he oriy entered the
service to get : position st,e,s lie copld
have = hand "a settling the ines growing
out Of he war on . red.repablican basis.
In ceuneotion with the paragraph above
quotes, Il = Stated that BEsJAAHC. Fans
afzn : cotssspc ndent of the New York
Times, has been appointed by the Presi-
dent to 80 on confidential visit through
the Southern States We presume that
he is to take the place of SoHURz.
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The most discoura9ngs feature 10 Gne
Reniea lpoyenent, which 10 now seriously
aeitstedrin come parsn of the United
States, having for its proseesed object the
foecibls ,Ebepstisn Of Ireland from the >
British srqvns is the deep line of lsepsrs-
tioniby whichithe Celtic population every
where is divided 10 reference to this plan.
AZ able writer ii ii one Of the Chicago pa
pes, who claims TO be an Iishman lately
from g the green isle" enters ss much
leagth upon . discussion Of the subject,
representing that at the present moment
there is no possibility that the object in
viex oan be attained; that, despite asser-
tons to the contrary, there are "not ten
thousand Fenians or Eenisn sympathizers =
IN Ireland; that the Organization has re-.
csiyed the unanimous eondennatienof the
priests and bishops of Ireland; that with-
id the last eighteen months social organ
ration, called the National Association, for
the redress Of Irish grievances, has been
formed in the old country, whose creed
ignores and condemns the Fenian Brother
hood. This writer concludes with few
sensible observations, and some good ed
vice, as follows: ~ - 800 s1
nv circumstances, it would be impossible to
add an armed hostile expeditio6 on the shores
of Ireland. That, even If it. were possible.
such an expedition would with England at
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q :s:s e = g 1900 mo
81 EHStsX vim ne ln6ls fnsssi Railroad
4 e q iss es SIS - citizen. ! Ner.,ss
Iowa to- send produce 70 and receive &6
from Chicago, cheaper and moro expe6ltl69 "
Pth4a row, 1@ by t6e llpeN Qf III Co.
G1a the C9fc49o - fasl9 ~ ~
Hslaaisslpli ~ pyen!iI c. Be ! ~
discharged 10 Chicago without e. lng III
wholly avoiding the vkxatioug AZ expb>iFS
ferriage at Dubuque ~ w
Ola and new school PrssSy ssssaps.
The following statistics complied BY the
Nee Yorz. Obserper, exhibits the present
relative strength oftbe two largest bodies
of Presbyterians in the world. At the
breaking out of the war the Old School
had large number OF churches and min
isters in the Southern States, whose names
are now stricken from the roll, and yet in
all respects, it is much stronger than "the
other branch" At the beginning of the
Rebellion the Old school had 1850 min
listers and 544 candidates for the ministry !:
al fsoss.sa OLD SCHOOL. ri
SynCus ~ ID
Presbyteries. ...... ...........,. 185
Licentiates. ea q PES
Canoloases. .......... 20 i319
AllhisteSs .... ..... 23Q1
CAuECnes..... .....-............... 2629
Members added on examination. 1O,540
Total commandments. .............. 232, $50
Total contributions. :. 81, 49, 89
-|2s9n NEW SCHOOL. I9d O
synods.a.a.la:., ? ... ..o. Gsdcss
x!ooUyVoE1oes. 49,. xku6
1Aconuatee.. =. ......... ....sG@ ,r1xz
S44Ngaoasee.. ...........~........ rrf ~
Ministers ............. 1,6S4
Churches ....................... 80 L479
Members added on examination. - a6685
Total commandments. :. 1857. .!..... 143646
Total coptSintions. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81 067, 1SS
eThe General Assembly of the Old
School was held this year in Pittsburg,
Pennsylvania, and the General Assembly
of the New School in Brooklyn, New York.
We understand that both. Assemblies are
to meet on the first Thursday of May.
1866, in St Louis, No. ssaas 81 70 CO.'S
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at Elizabetht0wn on August "a. Mr.. Kellogg
was born in, Elizabethtown in 1909, and was
therefore ffty-fve years Of age at the time Of
his death. He was by profession lawyer, and
first represented his district in the Thirteenth
Congress. He also served in the Thirty-eiehth
Congress, when he was . member Of the COM
mittee on manufactures, and also, Of that on
militia. Mr.. Kellogg was eminently sound
and able. He possessed the confidence of men
rs al $50. =. q ...aL 49,. s..l. Ss@we
.-rs. 49, W- 49, ..s !. g ~, 6gL
I - 's's'.-''e' ss's-'a. S.'' .Ae
.r:.a n ~ P s4en toD04
81 ~. ". ~ ~ -
a s sA''A', -. " SssneEla. - VINO
nsh,s .,,;,;..s. IL sn01o AHlsn .,e A'.soly
.,a -, - l ~ sn9 os1els
an p.ar-.osS n q ms,, q IN - ~, 49,, ~"
pT.,-Ss $3.50, --'.A' - .AVSes.s
IN, :. .. -. ~ fAo 1Aey
,esser renE -. ~ o s'i ~ o'ners VI
The rebel Gen. Wade Hampton has made
an application to, the President for pardon.
BE, it win be remembered, declared to his
troops that he never would ask or accept ex-
ecutive clemency. 500 w., ". aieIaaa ia.i9
Five thousand Indians, at last accounts,
had collected in the vicinity of Fort Gibson to
meet the United States commissioner for gen.
eral treaty. 1000 win be present. ~
"A Stage coacn was attacked near Gibson
refry, montana Territory, on the Atm OF July,
Oy roooerA VINO Killed four passengers and
Hoenaeo snlee osners' and stole $6o,0OOm
goio oust. Inc coacn was on It's way east
ward. Inc names OF the murdered men are
a. 2. farker, q. =. McCausiand, David Oman,
ana ". 8 Myers. Charles tarks was wound
ca. It - supposed MORALLY I. +. Carpenter
received slight injuries. s,ra6ts5 81 s-,.,..s
lndianapolis, I'D, - suffering from an ir-
ruption of the sawbones fraternity. There
are already three hundred practising physicians
in the citv. and more ara COMING EVER a rnv
$3.50. s...,.. = =, 49, - - -
sH.tsS esssaSe ~ Anu az soon ~ NUS
S "a ~ ra,,o-.a g-l..s.
q, =. III 49,. !, we H..A' Prisess
81 $1,000 s,s,5s.. ss us: yea.s ~
buried on Tuesdav with d;stinoniahaa ib.oror;a
A,hh,.L p:.-s.u 800.
np'0noP Auco.l, DS1SP Isoseclans, ana
1or'y,nve priests omclat1eo- 80 y9as,e al
Mr. James N, Hildreth, OF Southampton,
N. Y, died of lockjaw on Monday last. AGED
sixty.three years. while CROSSING tbe cor,.
varj otout q ,,aol s;noa. 10 -. 80.
into his foot, but being SLIGHT wound .aousSt
no more about it. In few days the spot be-
,rn;na,;no h,s ,;sa ~, .so.,.n '-' '''-
:. $500 .,1 nv " 1naay. 800 q >s.ye
-Soionei a. u. Streignt, whose escape rom
Libby Prison gave him a great reputation. is
about become the editor of the Indianapolis
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-09-08

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has peeently besa IN len = Athene.
The oomnltsee onre Hon Of The Epis6o-
~ fsh sstA and 1caak slbmitksa
tvo rsssatia : ch w1rs adop&Sd The
frst reso1ptis irss Ut she diocese, Of
Georgis Vim s,nls il connection With
the Prote scepsl Church in the
United 81 rs Whenever the bishop shan
oensids - epnrpe consistent with the
good 81 bish this diocese owes q the
bishopb "a the late Confederate States.
he second resolution provides that depu-
ties shall be elected to the general council
Of the church in the Southern States, with
tho understanding that il, in the jadg-
ment Of the bishop, any contingency shall
arise to render representation in the gen.
eral convention of the United States
necessary, the same. deputies shall attend
that body .5eai 81 pafId ezsa Ts7aI l.R pa
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