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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-03-21
NOTICE.
To THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE "NICHoI
SON On, AND MINING CoMPANY."

SUN Oil, AND 4IININU OOMFAN II
At meeting of the directors of said County, held
at Nicholson village. on Saturday the 10th day of
March 1884, 1t was ordered that an install linen of
twenty per be assessed upon each share of said
stock, and to be paid within thirty days from said
date 10 the Treasurer (amount IS on each share
said meeting adjourned to meet at Pierceville, on
Saturday the 3lst day of March, at 2o'clock, P.
NJ
A. c. BLAKESLEE, Pres't.
E.N BACON, sect'y.
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NOTICE.

All persons from whom Internal Revenue Tax 10
DUE will hereafter until othrrwise notified pay the
same to Daniel Wight, n, Tunkhannock
F. NJ CRANE.
Depty Col. 18th Dist. Pa
Tunk March 6, 1866. If.E
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Local and Personal.

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Mr.. Buchanan's Administration OH the Eve
of the Rebellion

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A Want OF Dignity,

The Jeferson,Qn says: 1t is strange
how some peoples ideas of dignity have
changed within a short time. The Anal
gamationists declare that Mr.. Johnson's S
speech is lacking in dignity, and that, too,
after four years of low wit and stale buff
fooncry which the country has endured
Mr.. Johnson speech was plain, practi-
cal talk to the people, AM as such will be
respond 4 to. 1t is very evident that the
way Mr.. johnson has of dealing with the
public questions is just adapted to the re-
quirements of the impudcnt and bullying
faction he has 10 deal with He has cow
ed them already. He sent a bombshcll
luto their camp that perfectly amazed them.
and most froze them stiff with horror.
All, We conspirators Your knees be-
gin to shake, DO they? Well they may,
for depend upon it, sooner or later your
hypocrisy, and treason will be laid bare to
the indignant gaze of every Amerlcan.-
You pretend 10 have been contcnding for
the Union. Nou know and feel it is false
hood. 1ou have, by resisting the read
mission of the southern States, placed your
selves in the attitude of dSunionists and no
amount of subterfuge will blind the eyes of
the people to your present position. You
are rapidly getting back TO your former re-
lations. Peace has stripped the lions skin
from your carcass, and YOU stand forth the
same braying traitors and disnnionists you
have always been.
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(bllCE.

Whereas, my wife Phebe has left my bed and
board without just cause pro vocation, this
therefore to give notice to all persons not to haroor
or trust her on my account as I shall pay no dsos
Of her contracting.
Washington, Wyo. Co. Pa. DAN'L BARTRoN
v5nl5-n'
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AGENTS WANTED !

In every TOWNSHIP. BOROUGH and WARD 10
canvass for
''Ihe G2'eat O7ae- 1olltnee Hta,. Hs-
t0aY,' sEs
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For Cheap Goods good goods accommodating
and gen tlemanly cerks--no better place can be
found than at the New Store of Bunnell Banatyne,
in S. Starks brick block.
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TINTED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE
~ OF VALUABLE REAL Estate IN THR DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA.

virtue Of three writs Of feri Raeias issued from
the Clerks once Of the Supreme Court Of the District Of
Counbi. and to me dreetsd, will expose to public
District. on WEDNESDAY, the 22d day Of August, In
stant 1885, commencing al l2 o'cloei, the follow.
& s.ss P:G p:Gp:ffy 81 r.s, 20 vat
the county Of hington said District described as
follows: Beginning ut stake stone In the hrst line
beginning corner Of the tract conveyed BY Lorenzo
Thomas to Rachel A. 3 Bowen, on course g. a de-
grees T., and running from said stake or stone QsD
or .toDs Ssnse sS ~ d.srs.. so P'.fas. sfoss
the second course Of said original tract Il perohea
to stake or stone thence (sd( N. IS degrees 4 soS
not yet opened for travel at that point but about to be
opened, and which leads from the deorRetovn and
hoekyills urnpiie to the city q called
new road n, lox degrees W. 10 peiehss to q stone
thence ('h) sX degree. by the edge Of said road
s 70 tss1s. s
th) alopg edge n 81 degrees W 5.io psreSs. to
psrehs. to stone thence oth) by said edge due west
10 perehes to stone; thence Qlth) N. 70 degrees W.
perehss to stone In said edge; thence Q2ttj by said
BY said edge n ss degrees sic psrsns. 10 .tons
thence ithl degrees B. is $40 rsrches to stone al
hs s southeast corner Of graveyard lott thence 6th)
containing SO acres roods and Is perches Of land.
more or less, together with the I'M rovements.
Aiso after the above, will sell
This whole Of square No 40,
Lot No. In square No. $50,
Lots Nos Q and 10 in square No. ss5
In the city Of Washington b. c. together with the i'm.
Seized and levied upon as the property Of Robsr, J.
walker and will be sold to satisfy executions Nos iIo
Metropolis and Coyington Smith, executrx Of Richard
Smith, Us. Robt J. Walker, and No 2s2 Judg'ss g. G..
Benjamin 3, Gettings rs. Robe Walker.
.., DAVID s. dooDING,
auJ-td United Ststes Marnhal n r.
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TINTED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

~ virtue Of Wit Of rieri Yssss issued from the
Clerk once Of the Supreme Court Of the District Of
Columbia and TO directed will sell at public sale,
for cash, on TUBsDAY August H. 1886, At 10 clock
m on the premises, corner OF washington and Water
street,. asorsstown D. G., the following goods and
All Blaetsmithing Tools Ice Hooks Drill Vice. Iron
IN Work, Ac, not made up In Blacksmith shp corner
material there
Two New BODIES Of Wagons.
Two Anvils.
One Wheelbarrow.
And directly afterwards, at Downing's auction store
on street. nearly opposite Market square George
toyn, the following goods and ehattsls TO wit:
One Sofa.
One Painting.
Sig Cane -bottomed Chairs.
One silver Pitcher
One Brass Spirit Level
0ns YANKEE Perpstusl Motion Eight day Clock.
One Mahogany vsnssrsd ditto, with leaf
One Mirror.
One salvsr.
0ns Cans Seat Rocking Chair
seir@d and levied upon the property Of John Muir.
ply and Will be sold TO satsfy execution No. 1885, in
favor o. = Adler Co., use o. VIM: D; Csssin
against John Murphy. D. 8 G00DING
aus-dts United States Marshal d. 9.
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The Convention wirxv.m.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. l0.-Ths great wigwsm
for the use Of the National Convention, At the cor.
nsr Of Twentieth street and Grand avenue, 10 rap.
Idly approaching. completion. Although the con.
ysntion will assemble on Tuesday they will prob.
ably adjourn, after short session, until the day
following, a the wigxAm will not b entirely com.
largest Structure ever constructed for political pur.
poses Exosllsnt aooommodations for delegates a
well % spsotaturs, and sss In front Of the speak.
Tn nand Tor l!o journslists have been prepared.
Toe frpw olub Of this city hsvs Nndsfsd tho
ss,oas s " 'a'8 'a'a' y ssrts'yaadssH arriving from
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AUCTION SALES.
EINAL SALE OF QUARTERMAs.
GIksBORO', DO.

oUAnrnanAsrxs 0lsnAL's oyyicl,
wAsHHorou, d. o., August Is, Isoe.
order Of the ouartsrmastsr General there Will BE-
rssticn q Captain dsores T. Brownise, A. O n, On
THUReDAY, August f3 1895 sine Il 10 clock
n. the following described lot Of oaastssnastsfs
5000 fee, Hickory, Ash, and Oak Pissh; 1000 feet
aad 2-ineh Gum Hose ID toss Raiirosa Ifos i.c77
lbs cast.iron Railroad Chairs; Hand Cars; ware
house Trusts; 8 wagons Uvo.horss: A 1 Iisv ecais
lFalrbanks Platform Scales Rairbasks; !, touutsr
Scales rasb.nks Portable forses "A Smiths' Bel
lows; Anyilsj Tin Beadsr Tin Drill, Hand pri,
Fannins NIL; 10 Gum Buckets; Work hour Bell
Also, Omes Desks. Tables, Chairs, wsrdrobs.. s,..
ioasry Cases, Iron Bsdsteads, Cooling and Heating
etovsx Cooking Utensils, Bar and Scrap Iron spotss
felloes wagon Wheels Hsltsrs, Cold Chiseis, Piies
Hammer: rsrrsr Kaives, Punches, s.ot rs and Dies,
0ousss Batchsts Drawing Knives spirit Levels, Tape
Lines Planes, Glue Pots, Saw Sets, Hand saws Cross
eut Saws Iroa Squares, Trying Squares, Broad Axss
Oailipers, Compasses hallsts Pncers, Screw Drivers
spokeshaves, Splitting Gauges, Round and straight
HALVES, Cattins Piyers, Riyst ee,s. CLAW aud Edgs
Paint Muller, Paint Stone Paint Mil, Paints Coiors
Venetian Red 0rndstonss and frames Soldering Irons
Lumber Rule, Whselbarrows, &C., &e.
rated.
Purchaser. mus. remove their stores within Ave %,
Terms: Cash, In Government funds
boat for 0iesboro' will leave the Sixth street wharf
every hour during the day Of sale:
-. Brsvst Brig. Gen. o. g. A., In charge,
aull-tds First Division. q. r. d. o.
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The National Un'on Convsntion-Ths Penn.
sylvanta Delegation,

PHILADELPHIA, August l0.-The National Union
State COMMITTEES Of this State have agreed upon a
full list Of delegates to the Convention.
Ths following are the delegates at large: Edgar
Cowsn. R. Flanagan, VIM. +. Johnston and
VIM. H. Tracy.
Ths list Of district delegates include many prom.
inent gentlemen throughout the State.
There 10 now no doubt that the wigwam will BE-
fully completed on Tuesday, and the Convention
Will bs able to proceed Immediately to business.
communication for journalists direct from the Wig,
wan,
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EOR SALEM THE FIRST WARD A
IL LARGg HRBE.AND- "A HALF STORY BRICK
HOUSE, THIRTREN ROOMS, KITCHEN LARGE
DINING ROOM AND HALL, WITH LARGE CELLAR
II, 900 feet Of ground under cultivation, with grape
vines, fruit trees shrubs, flowers 40 Gas and water
throughout the house Il 10 hrst class residence, and
IN one Of the finest locations in the city Address g.
H. J. at this once. jyl2-N
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The Philadslphia Convsntion-Delsga sgate,
Arriving.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. lO.-The Delegates to the
Convention are already commencing to arrive. in.
oluding the conservative delegates from Iowa. Mis-.
souri,, New York and West Virginia.
Among the arrivals are Hon. Rsverdy johnson,
Montgomery Blair, Edgar Cowan, Jno. B. Stock.
ton, Jno. H; Comsgys, Of Delaware, Jno, Hogan
and Fernando Wood.
Distinguished delegates from New York, Massa-
ohussth and Ohio have been tsisgrsphsd TO- and
are expected to arrive tomorrow Tor consultation.
The Executive Committee srs In session st room
No. 10, Continental Hoe. where they request
delegates TO record their names
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Fsnianism-Arrival Of Emissariss from
Ireland.

Nsw YoRK, Aug. l0.-Gen. Jno. Glssson, Capt
Condor and Maj Cowerford have arrived from
ireland. The two former were released on condi.
tion o. leaving at once for America. While con-
United States Consul at Dublin, who admitted that
they were American citissns, but that the Lord
Lieutenant would deal with them the same ss with
ordinary subjects.
Major Cowsrford comes ss envoy to Stephens,
and says the universal strength and hope Of the
Fenisas In ireland arc better now than when
Stephens lsft. The people sre determined to nght,
and ask NO aid from America.
The national Republican., 1866-08-11
United sTATEsMARsHAL's SALE.

fuDlrtue Of writ Of Fisr Pacas and rsturned ha-
bendo Issued from the Clsrt's 0Mes Of the Supreme
Court Of the District Of Columbia and to directed
will sell at public sale, for cdsh, TUESDAY the
18th day Of August 1885, at 10 q. m at the auction
store Of Thomas Bowling. ia Bridge street, George
toyn, =. the following goods and ehattsls, to wit:
One Lookiog Glass 1870
One Marble Top Counter.
One Small sorrsll Mare.
selred and levied upon ths goods aud chatels Of
Daniel Wells snd will be sold to satisfy execution In
favor Of VIM. D. Csssin and David Q. eooding, No.
= ass, against Daniel Wells. D. O. 0OODINd,
aus'dts United States Marshai d, G.
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The Mssienal E.press-An Injunction.

BALrInoRs, August 10.-Ths directors Of the
National Express, In session here, publish card
saying that they have no notice Of the injunction
said to have been asked In the United States dis
trct court at Norfolk and assert that there is no
cause for suoh demand, and that the J. Reynolds
mentioned has been stockholdsr for only few
days and for Q small number Of shares, and that
an examination Of the condition Of the company
has fully satisfied the stockholders here.
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DUMBARTON.
Dr. GREEN 4 WILLIAM AucrIoNEERs

10y GREEN WILLIAMS, AUCTIoNEERs
Under Deed Of Trust from jobs = Clark will SELL
on the premises July 18th, At clock f not prevent
cd by rainl TWENTY LOTS, varying from THREE TO
northwest Of the Post once, the road to Badsnsburg
four miles from Washington and two miles from Bls.
densburg portion Of the land IL In high yation
with comfortable DWELLING, Dc. The Lots have
elevated Building Sites, Wood and water portion has
brovustoss for building. Ths railroad to Point Of
Rocks, nov become law will pass near and OF the
Contemplated sites Of the Presidential Rssidenee and
Public Park, namely: Mrs. 0ales' aud Thomas Bsrrys
10 only mile distant. Plat to be seen at
GREEN wILLIAMs's,
Washington, D. G.
- The above Sale 10 postponed, In conse-
quence Of the rain, until WEDNESDAY, August 18Th,
whsn II will positively take place.
This sale presents rare induesmsnts 10 gsntlsmeu
wishing TO purchase bandsons building sites for Z
country seat. GREEN WILLIAMS.
Jyas Auotionsers.
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Hss.tsas Murder !. pk.l.A.lpA...

PHrLAplLPnIA, Aug. Io.--As atrocious murder
was committed here this afternoon. man nicely
dressed visited house OF ill-fams near ia Race
street with ws-drssssd fri, and aftsr remaining
secluded about an hour, the man departed, sayins
the girl was aslssp and he did not wish her dis
turbsd. ,,e
An hour or two later the keeper Of the house,
wishing 10 wake the girl, visited the room and
fousd the girl with her head nearly severed from
her body, with sheet tightly tied around her.
Tbs keeper Of the house Immediately communicated
The facts TO the police but as yet the girl has not
been recognised or the man arrested. IL.
The Frssdmsn's Burssu In North Caroiins.
RALHIaH, Aug. 1o.-Ths court martial which
has been engaged here for sx weeks In trying
army oHiosrs Of the Freedmen's Bureau 10 North
Carolina, on the charges raised by Gems. stsed.
man and Fullerton, to-day concluded the last case
on the list, that Of @. J. wickersham. The evi.
dsncs In the sig trials which have taken place has
been Of the highest Importance, rs exhibiting mi.
nutely the working Of the Bureau. All classes Of
witnesses have been examined. The Forthcoming
trial Of Mr.. Fits, Mr.. Bayden, and other civilian
agents before military commission will more fully
exhibit the offences alleged against them BY Gems
Stssdmsn and Fullerton.
The national Republican., 1866-08-11
Qualification Of United statss District
Judge Clark, Of New Hampahire.

PoRrsnourH, N. H., Aug. s.-Hon. Daniel
Clark, who received his commission a. District
Judge for New Hampshire on Monday, was to.
day qualified before the Clerk Of the United States
District Court In this city. Judge Clark will hold
bis hrst court here on the 9Th Of September.
The national Republican., 1866-08-11
Robbery.

Pz1LADHLPHIA, Ang. 9.-Four mon, with black.
snsd faces, entered the house Of fdward Krider,
on the southern outskirts Of the city, last night
and BY threatening tho lives Of Krder and his wife
obtained their keys, and ransackiug the house.
made od with $2,4O0 In specie. They also stole
watches and other valuables.
The national Republican., 1866-08-11
GOVERNMENT SALES AT GIEs
~ BoRo', DO.

ouARrERzAsrKH GassHAL's oyrcr,l
xy. . fihsf DIVISION,
WAsziseros, D. O.. July rs, 1885
10 desmsd advisable 10 Anaoupse that tbs auotion
sales Of Government Bu ButLDIN6s srABLIs. TESSiHGa
WHARyEs, &s,l At oiesboro', D O., undsr the dir.o
Won Of Captain George Browning, A Q. n, are yss
FRIDAY Of each week, commencing at 10 0, eoek N
until all shall have been disposed Of, .'-.--
large quantity Of the bsst material, suitable for
building and other purposes yet rsmAins 10 he uold
and many good bargains may be had. Es'
Ths buildings are sold sinsly.
boat for 6iesboro' leaves the sirtA .tv.., ,-..s
every hour during the days Of sale, ' "AsaS
W order of The Quar,srmAs,ss General,
IAhta 4. HHIR,
irR!lA hstNsi HiS piv' a HStp.
The national Republican., 1866-08-11

AMurdsrer Executed In Ohio.
CLEVELAND, August l0.-Alex Mcconnell was
hung at twenty minutes after twelve to-day for the
murder Of Rosa Colvin.
The national Republican., 1866-08-11
GALE OF UNITED STATES MILL.
~ TARY BAILRoAD PROPERTY.

OFFICE or Assr. Q. N, .. g. NIL RR,,
$50 STREET, !
WASHINGTON. D. c., August s. lsee
viii be sold at Public Auction, at Alexandria Va
on THURSDAY August 2 the balance Of Un ted Statss
place, consisting In part as follows:
Two second class serviceabls Locomotive Engines
norris Sons, builders; gauge, 4 feet sIt inches
one Tender Truck two small Truck Cars.
One hundred pairs second hand Car whssls A. la.
Seventy tons IT. Railroad Iron, (45 lbs IA ths xsIS
Jacks, Ave tons unservceabls Rail. o.5 ina 'u'"u'
Five tons Wrought and Cast 80 oIa ~ aion. .,
M.nis sP' CHAIR RaDber Loops Broad Axes,
Nas sss F1sSs S sIe arisy Of other articles also
S,ne s, =, sme @ -idlnaG
Rsr" sales 20 omsnoe at 10 o'clock m at the Military
A afo"" Wharf, where the Locomotives Railroad Iron
@o Gar Wheels stored. The balance Of the artcles
will be sold at the Railroad Supply Store near ths
Orange and Alexandria Depot.
VIII a,o be sold at Pittsburgh, Pa at II o'clock,
m. on TUESDAY, August rs
Eleven new Box Cars, hvs feet gauge; Penuock &
Co, Kennel Square. Chester county, Penn builders =
Terms: Cash, In Government funds,
Any further information relative the Property will
be furnished on application at this once
=. J. CHILLY,
Bvt. Major and A. Q. n, u. s. Army.
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The Frssdmsn's Burssu in NORTH Carroll.
The Do islas Monumeat-r rhe President and
Cabinet 10 Ass st In Lap ing the Corner

CHICAGO, ILL, Aug. 10.-The committee Of ar
rangsmsnts for laying the corner stone Of the
Douglas monument snnouncs that the ceremonies
will take place on the sixth Of September Score
tary Seward has tslegraphsd that the President
and Cabinet will be present. Many other distin.
guishsd persons are expected The oration will bs
delivered By Gen. Dix
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A Strong Delegation from the "Old North
Atats.v

RALEIeH, Aug. 10.--The State Convention met
to-day. Hon. W. A. Graham, Geo. Howard, r.
O. Puryear and Geo. Davis, wore chosen delegates
to the Philadslphis-C Convention.
The question Of altsrnates Is being debated.
The national Republican., 1866-08-11

Inauguration OF Texas State Omcers.
GALVESTON, Texas, Aug. 9.-Ths State officers
were inaugurated to-day.
HoUsros, Texas, Aug. 10.-Gov Throckmor.
tons inaugural was delivered yesterday, filling two
Newspaper columns with o review Of the political
and material condition Of the State.
The national Republican., 1866-08-11

NArcRE GIVES Us TEETH, but she does not
preserve and purify them That must bs done
With fragrant sosodoht. The dental bone and its
enamel casing are made invulnsrabls to all do.
struotivs influences BY the daily Use Of this be-
nshosnt preparation.
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Bvt. Major and A. Q. Il, u. s. Army.
RY j. Q. MCGUIRE 4 co
IL AUCTI0NEERS

TRUSTEES SALE OF FINE COTTAGE SITES CON-
Ti0uous TO THE CITY, ON The HIGH GROUNDS
BETWEEN kALoRAMA AND MERIDIAN HILL
On MONDAY, the 18th day Of August, at o clock, D.
m on the premises, shall sell Lot Of the tract Of
land known as the "widow's Mite.b subdiyided in
nine cottage sites Of about four acres each
This land Is situated the high grounds northwest
Of and contiguous to the city and IL one Of the most
beautiful locations In this vicinity for cottage resdsnees
commanding as does extensive view Of Washington
and ne surropnding country and of easy aPProaeh,
direct through from Connecticut avenue, and adjons
the valuable place Of Mr. Little and In itself vaua
BILE consequence Of the prospect either Of KaorAmA
or Meridian Hill being selected to build the summer
residence for the President being between these sites
and is also proposed TO construct passenger railroad
out Connecticut avenue to the boundary There Is also
quarry Of stone the place to which purchasers will
be privileged to get the from gratis for the fouu
datous Of any buildings they may desire to erect On
these sites.
Pias Of the property may be at the auction roo
Of J: c Mcclure 4 Co., where the properly may be
purchased at private sale
Tsrmsi One half cash residue 9, u and IS month";
with interest," for notes secured on the propsrty sod
Convsyanoing At purchaser . cost. ~
WIN. NoURsR, Trustse
JAS @, AoGUiRB CO.,
Uzo.a Auotoneers
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DY JAS. @. MCGUIRE & CO.,
Id AUCTIONkERs

The sale Of the UNCLAIMED PACKAGES UNC ALLIED
FOR AS ADVERTISED BY THE ADAMS EXPREss
COMPANY will commence at the Auction Rooms OF
James Q. McGuire & Co on THURSDAY MORNING, Au-
gust 3D. At 10 o'clock and continue each day thereafter
until all sold.
By order: G. c. DUNN
Agent Adams Express Company
jy3 Auetioneers.
The national Republican., 1866-08-11

Forty-nins Deaths by Cholera In Cincinnati.
. CIScISsArL Aug. lO.-Eighty one deaths were
reported in this city yesterday forty mine Of which
were from the cholera.
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Cholera AZ st, I.ouis,

ST.. LOUIS, Aug. 1O.-Twsnty.o lone cases and four
deaths from cholera were reported for tho twenty
four hours ending at IL M to-day.
The national Republican., 1866-08-11

WASHINGTON WEArHER.-The Owen House
Thermometer yesterday furnished the following
agurssl Az 0 O'clock, /. m, u dsg.l st II m., 76i
N Up. N, 8o'
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: Hscosp svsnAs IN Auarss,--our Church
pirsa!oty u suo.hss column, viii bs found ooE'
The national Republican., 1866-08-11

Cholsrs In NEW Orisans-stsamsrs Burnt.
New 0RLEASs, Aug. 10.-Twenty-four deaths
have occurred from cholera In the past "a hours.
The steamers Saratoga and Adams were burned
last night. Loss $50, 000-half insured.
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Cholsr. subs,dinr IN Nsw York,

VMofofU bunstutuB IN NJ" FOrk.
New YoRk, Aug. l0-Rsports In relation to the
now almost certain that the epidemic has passed
It's worst stage, and that during the remainder Of
the season the death rate will not bs materially
increased BY the disease.
The national Republican., 1866-08-11

Appointmsnt Political Gossip-Obituary.
CoScoRD. N. H., Aug. 8.-Hon. John I. Baker,
Of Boston, State liquor agent for Massachusetts,,
has been appoistsd BY Gov. Smyth liquor agent for
Now Hampshirs
In eonnsction with the unsxpirsd senatorship Of
Hon. Daniel Clark the names Of the following gen.
tlsmen are today frequently mentioned: Hon
Austin =. Pike, Of Franklin; Hon Amos Tuck, Of
Exeter Hon. George @. Fogg, Of Concord; Hon
Mason W. Tappan Of Bradford; General Walter
Hartman. Of Concord; and Ex-Governor VIM. Hale,
Of Hinsdals
Col. James L. Peabody, of Franklin, brother Of
the late Kendall o. Peabody, died last night.
The two men arrested for robbing Mr.. Hutohins'
Clssvss J. Hirscb, Of Kssus, and Henry A. Dutton,
(colorsd,) Of Manchester.