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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-12

The sl nptums of catnrrh yarv eousi0cr-
ably in uIllcrcnt individuals, the degree Of
thcir SeN rity depoiiaiH@UpnH tdhstlfhfi0n-
al idiosy crasic3 and various external H.
l!nenccs. with somr the compliant con
Times f. numbtrof years ia amild form.
apH VIZ fl5 cqgslng any Of the Injurious
p suits a.ove Inscribed while With others
i' lhe " 'rst cuecls are produced ia short
SPACE OF .mc anu cases apDarrntlv most
hamlc, may, through im6rudcnf cNpo-
sure. q litonal cold, or mGtyor,Gl,
changes the weather suddenly exhibit.
a'i the vi icnce and malimity viii char
HctCrilCi a. scyeresi ioAtt
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-12
Eg" Womeus Calf Shoes at G0odmn's at
nycntY-h,sk0QR VIVA oAl j NAA
tT- tlgapst neutrality-suspicious. Ethe motto
Of II. ScrWarL l1s Nam street.

lic most splendid lot Of oyerconts intae
city. winch they are offering ~ veryiew
g"rcs. Calland see them. 10 ltllNw
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-12

GB-The Ludlow IIominylMhls will start
on Monday next. -.,...,.,.,...,..i.t..iti
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-12

MananlI second streets, lmdpN
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-12

MOTHERS, brInE'ypnfi iIIttle1 boys 20 the
Eagle Clothing Store lnt you'll be aston
she'd how nice ansDhosa Cheap tIiey can Bs
,rcsscd up at llS BtaiV strect. fv
FALL AND WfSAgR GLoA1uNtl1-.N fdll
stock of the latest<styles ANA best qnality,
just received by T,ebensBHrgert q Son, No.
10S Main street. >ft.H ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-09
new organization whose purposes and ends ecu never rise

new organization whose purposes and ends coo never rise
10 the dignity Of Its oSn
Jouua., Lo;kp0rt.
Not q these men has ay claim rp3n me S
trusts and gone a.iay They are VIGOROUSLY al V'iAA'e
with the sentiments Of their s. tes
A TORY PARTY.
Nev-loh Dnpsch. JOY j. ,,.-,f.
Al The support yet receives = rom i ne homo
tors Democratic opimis's indulge III we ,.o
thst-wh President johnson 40 rs hcad-lt may ian5 %
"Ol D,mocray aud rel ce The name Of mat enete We
ton which fsmes to heaven with RAJ oIense.
trust it VII absorb the Dum.e and furnish ihsm b W.
rane The most fitting one we can iIinK q LET
them 12st ne 10Y nd out The cid wig banner 4
Washington and The Revolution.
Ia,k n, cauinion' has mode tue molein Democratic
marty lore ard yet 70 VIII appear hat these neN party
men are more deficient IN that qucAch inah even 'No
Democrats. ,,rp
Rochester Democrat, J1ue %
T,a sttsrnrt Of Andrew johnson create party-a
JoSason uorrvwiu GROVE in any event failure but It VIII
b1cld az Nv The Demccrac7. II WI result Ike similar
ort of John Ter tie OILY effect Of which was 10 make that
longloed gentleman The most ed9us aud Ie1'as 'nus Aai
of tho long line of American Presidents.
40 NECESSITY.
We can sec no necessity declaration Of principles
and the is opposed by those who expect TO make
wcTk Vel for t6c bai could be IF no possible benefit
great Union pny of the country The position OF mat party
is involved in uuoer ,uty. II has been giving public
deaaons Of its aims and objects for the last ten years and
Is known only in the United States, bu hroughout
Europe as the great party Of htcal progress and christian
civilization.
Oder. buTeh Journal. ~ .2a
II there doubt about he sentiments OF mon meD
or principles there might be some re son
why Union men should ana compare noies by where
such degree Of nalnmy already exists there could be no
hope OF improving matters.
co or, DEMOCRACY.
Schenectady Daily Union, July 2
II Democracy had expended tel energies that way during
the war instead of Citing every loyal measure OF me
Government, it would have been good thing Tor l1e
country and the woull have clsed two years before
it did ana thousands of lives would have been saved We
say 90 on, Democracy.
no FAVOR.
schncc,adly paly Union. june "a
This Is the substance 4 The luol Whe1 eau nav
no rational hope II success and only work to The y OF
Che great Union party We believe II VIII meet Hl LV i-'Vi
urgny the honest Republicans If the country.
IONC AND PEO,Y.
Jouua ('ocApoIiJ, June 20.
The call il long and pIOy cnuuaG ing seVe luetfms anu
some lens Inc Union party has NJ occ son
az this time fr national convention but wnen they nave
occas On for such convention VIII be called The principles
aud objects Of Union party known 20 all men o9 ana
dilly0l The party united strong and HARMONIOUS N'cr
has any party country cyneod greater unity N6o AR
mOuy and sTclrfh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-09

and the cbor eimng 10 BE- the Union party under the load
Of Gov Swami each holding precisely the same sentiments on
National issues Zach these b looking TO the senator
ship bat neither Of them viii gett Mr. Crsh'd WI promo
bly, be the candidate Of tic combined opposition Sli1s ihe
Francis A. Ebaugb the Radical Postmaster of HAMPSTEAD
Carroll county has been removed by the President and Joh
Murray an Coppeihead who did al he eoad 10
deliver tie state into the hands OF The Robes has been ap
pointed to tie position.
TENNESSEE. The Metropolitan Police, organized
for the better government Of the turbulent City OF Memphis
relieved the oh police force the st OF July Tie Arda4e
has waged fierce and blood hisiry var against the new
system which decided Argument IN favor Of the change
ARKANsAs.-Gov. Murphy has ordered m election
for three Members and judges Of The supreme
Court
TExAs.-The newly-eecsed Governor, Mr. Ihroch
morton was large STAKEHOLDER before the wec He wai IN
tie Rebel army being promoted to BTgidieFtp for BIS zeal
In prosecuting Union men, Wa T. Jones' Editor OF TIE Sf
hn,onio ErDyes boldly syows himsclf Republican ana
thereby ncur the scorn Of bis fellow editors Of she state bul
appeors to thrive under the inh!con. Union man wines
10 The Nras 4drcsr review Of the political si'uation'
The seecssonsts obey who elected Throckmorton had
majority in the Convention. They chrs3nod their ticket
"Conservltye Uniou" and denounced tho regular Union
ticket as Radical Upon this basis tho former prevailed By
a small majority.
MrssGsslPPr-The mpossibility of finding sani'
Gent number OF who could take the oa' 70
suppy the Post.Oace has cn of mail facilities fom large
portion ofhe State TIE TaGaieH says that the mails ol
that place are left at Pamela 30 miles away.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-09
The Western states.
THIS PARTy NOT THE UNION rARTY.


Cincinnati Gazette. June 90
Whether tie Endorsement Of tue cali by Hendricks and
abandon It's Organization ind into this new party, i.
Democratic confidence game leave TO the Democratic or
gsns to Inc Endorsement however. may be taken as
valid respects it is that this called Ma
tomb Union party has none the qualities Of the Unon party
ham md Voorhees, and PcndOn nnd Migan. and BOwles
aud rs every who fought for the destruction Of the Union
car indofse character OF the coil VIII make bar 10
this ineorsenent II win require chanes in the Isr'y
viii require change in any who fail y stfove 20 pre-
H. Pcsps waste our space in discussing oPo
our onion poor know Of johnson party and 1t seems
absurd to reasoa agsns, on unknown quantity
TIT UNION Mrsr And SHALL ~ PRESERVED
Ciuenraii Union Jpte9
Let hope At thus proposed coa'elfon will settle all
dorgarzers receive lesson from tie deliberations u the
mined that the Union must aud shall be preserved
TIE PRT,ILySTs MIsTAEE.
Cincinnati COMMERCIAL Jane ~
ithe Pr7ide.i commits the mistake Of ndicg his Ixecn
tive influence agl patronage 20 this party sscme be VIII
stand at a. op~ning Of The next Congress nora OF tie
strength toi las survived binders ofe damaging to Lis
poly tan oil assaults Of he Eadca. so isr Is he T.
srned 10 would BIO potential were lie 70 30 at once iuo
the eAoHdrd a. ms Of Democracy.
~ iG>omNIogs FAILURE.
we pre- c' an gnominOls flllue fCr tho increment for
tho that 1t has solid ground to stand upoaaoins
under heaven 70 contend ola .he prominent IN The
.Aosent neither FISH, fs nor 'owluciher Cofcrheads
Jnon.S but sort Of political blis crots between
bird aad beast having some hc Characteristics and acnl
Movoryt corrrGHHAp-R ggL.
r.., , , :, o ~ o1 ,0t3 ina MAJ e. mn
eorroe and IA, r5snIt anything 1t win rc5eit
leadership Of monsrt patty aader soe
tish sounding 'nsloaal" tile. Wesiall 8.
JOHNSON II-NOsHATEs HIMsELE
Chicago tniunc, litli
Now WAsna man. CONFIDENTIAL ,glileal flrads cone for.
ward aud DO that which In the oIdler! coue oioyens
certain result In Biz nomination ~ the PT sdsncy II safe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-09

BOLD STREET RoBBgRY.--On Saturday afternoon
little Girl named Eupiomia Mcirah sent to Tie Second
Natloza Bank located the OF fwentytdst and
Fnbave with check for sCO in orler 70 have clsAeJ
Aner receiving tho money She left the bark ana on turning
into Twonfynth.st. vas met by unknown mln, wen
dressed and apparen " about 40 Of age who rook nom
her money aud mado good BIS escape The gave
Police did not learn Of the robbery In time 10 aTrest the te
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-09
POLITICAL.

ny TocsIaphT
GOV. ORR oF SOUTH CAROLINA AND Tag JOHNSON
CONVENTION
AUGUSTA, Ca, July 7.-Gov. Orr has issued an adj
es u hc people South Carolina in which he heartily sp
pogc tho object OF the proposed Philadelphia Convention
aud urges e immediate election o. delegates TO State Con-
ycntlol ~ coiuba tie first Of August TO appoint
gates, The Governor says There is not principle of
address 30 which Soltl Coas cannot subscribe in honor
aud with sincerity"
TExAs-'lhe Union ticket has been elected along
tue Rio Gfaade by a lgO.thrds vote
M,ESLsSD.-There is great dissatisfaction among
no Union papers u the State tho OF Governor
SWAMI Who has Tepldiaed the platform nnd principles upon
which he was elected and gone for tie party Tas
toi srcin aFs that the political anomaly snow presented
In tho Stale Of Maryland Of two parties presenting their
,ms to patlc approval claiming to DO purely Demo
eric padr s leadership Vi hs Lou, Montgomery Blair,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-09

that ve,r they viii overbone by tie enthusiasm ~ ise
Sonten Rebels aud Dooi'le Republicans ana y
A. a. nomination Andrew johnson therefore De re-
rasd rs having already nominated himself fjr toe next
Psepcy ana it remains to b. seen upon whnt platform 10
purposes OPPOSED 10 TIE GAIL.
n ,t.,r,,,e tbar mover" and as reasonable Rebel
state shori object to that Amendment ana az i WON'T D,
fbomely unjust TO the loya staes " noTpg & s9b
nTsuirr for its tcls0nwc are equFoca5 III asvI o .o
Eendment and opposed the e iof the Philadelphia Con
yention. - ,,-o
sursis Journal Michigan, Iune "a ... ~,
b % sd by tie movement u this johnson Parry iIat
Is sought be os'ed rpon the pe0e si iSs from taer
principles as advocated By the Republican party
The Developments Of he past month haye EOTn lew few on
,iv and fossil politicians who cannot control county
in the Stale 1t is 80 throughout the country
A SPEECH WANTED.
Detroit (lich.l Tribune -,
The Philadelphia gathering will not npooaDy pea b %
ern Commercial Convention OF Iaulns IN 10 sr-,al
fitness II things the President ought TO deliver speech u mo
''P'4' EXHIBITING rHE CORPSE.
Advertiser and Tribune, Detroit; -
Tho President has bon repudated by all the Legsa,ltes
conveuons aud road gatherings OF the Union p
and since tie adoption Of the Congressional Amendment, Le
weaker than ever Thus equipped Gld fortified he has IN
duced his friends to form party IL strAnE OK
petiuent aud We are prepared TO fay tried u may
be necessary In some instances prove death by an exhibition
Of the corpse.
SMOKING OUT
Detroit rost, 18TH.
Wee bore none of these assaults all the signatures at
fache 10 harmless generaes would excite suspicion Of some
thing lcncah the familiar cnuneiaons just as We ~onli
scrunzo the Lords Prayer with an ENDORSEMENT from
or the gonuiGeness # bounty jumpers pfoisOh Oh
PATRIOTISM Tic vlpid document has tho appearance ol
another smoking out re trmance on grand scale INC
och ers are expected 10 stir thcmstes ana NJ th' olhu
of Doo tiles gong swarm Philadelphia Those VINO 90 Iot
exhibit proper allcry will be spotted and driven oni Of me
bye Tie scntiu us nheep az then post WIZ De dIsoo' u ~
thor absence The roll is called and all who are d ecu
must show their hands.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-09
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
What the Republican Journals Of the
North Think
THE GENERAL REBEL ENDORSEMENT.
Extracts from the Principal Journals OF the
Country.

We present herewith, from an extensive exchange
BS the editorial opinions Of the promised johnson Con'en
zion in Philadelphia AL shades Of politics are given in these
sstTacts aud the press fhe country faithfully Represented
will be noted the Republican unanimous on one
aide Of the eneon m tho Southern and Rebel press on
fis other.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-09

FATALLY INURED.-An inquest was yesterday
held By Coroner Gamble On the body ofJOhn Murphy native
Of Ireland aged 80 year Deceased was few days since sd
mtted into Bellevue Hospital suffering from injuries reee "a
by being caught machinery IN mandatory up tle
North YER at what rlce did not app ~ and died on SlIur-
day night. The usual verdict was rendered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-09

SATURDAY. July 1865
ASHES Tho ,no,,. I. firm with isir denand sales -
8 i2ass J7l for Pots and GdS.s iol Perls. 49,.
C0rION-Ihe market las not beea very selse Wv MA
rather no,e zone NJ Sev0as h,urrs 1s Uase FOR MD
ding Uplsnds aud New Orleans aud Ie1as Ihe 'SsN'
chiefly f.vn SpiHasrs, sslssei 40 Dsle~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-09
rRrlTs AND BERRIES.

Berries crowda oshe.. quantity. bu; in
variety. We m havs f'w stgawo rTsssnall baskets ~
very suall berries brought &c 0Nay)oh rsi aud black
rassbcires who'll berries ana ind tic wild black
berry y Gewhriy IL f.lm II lnl and Delaware
Ileanh pg al', e,mils fr1m W All Drins - per
peach baske'. nrc IL received 30 box peaches rom tho
South is. bGt ropf and being so long
on tie way. they morally bad order and sold y The
way from crate. II n ngc order they wout have
been woll SC0e.. "a Ica.s ciUe viii tca, bar they
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-09

few European buyers ?i,ing with the exp e'lion
Of N her p.s - Lac.lne The EGgopean war Mh eg or
me cream cheese and probably help tLe y OF Ame, ~
SIN d.. present accounts abroad Do nos war; an ral .g
what luy lois nov n tic city la'e cost Plces are male
fraIor than la. week. really hIe Factory u &C boxes
Hcrkrer Co.. recently tnred oui a .se pay tA vas
item at Dc H. 81 fsy cI,lcs 20 lsc. TIE bone trade
hs TO pay and cc fr ther cheese May son ana poor
cheese ar, sd 4 lone lot ycsy s at se vA Jc.
was the bet oIr fjr Joy If -o, pllgd sAG,9eI Ohio
Cheese The boz weather g hrl rrheI i) on Cheese To
stand rlnsportaon thoy should b. close sHee ana cue and
viii heu bring c moro than those otherwise made aud D'kea
FACTORY BIAS been bringing .Oe D4t buy rs are talk
lrc Of m for good rox week IL tle heated continues.
Receipts were large todeyabon, LOU boxes s'neheN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-09

The stock hand petty well Trn down oT tie Fourth
and moderate receipts to-day We qnotc al adyaneo OF
nearly c during the week Many tie Western poor
oe. and have he sold loss or OGe such lot uraed ons
lust onehf poor Tic hot weather spells sgsn transit
Strictly flesh hTiaag &c. 10y tue single Dbl We
quote:
NewJerscy and Pennsylvania fresh y dcz.. % M
State. good Iafss. a.
Southern ana Western. 2 do. GOOD orner.. - n -
DUCK Eggs y uek--.- --s-DV ~1<
Lsc Olls 4 pnsn. gnnd ....-............IJ ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-09
NIG.IArLrs.

New potatoes have declined suad j. and heavily and
ried old down with them. Present quotations Of little
value for other than the day OF date tucGmhs ard squsshe,
sell very slowly. They coming from Long Island and
NewJersey Tomatoes lower. S0nth Carolina musk
melons 10 poor condition. lot sciJ 10 wagon
rnldiers a Ii 100 We nuntn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-09

Wholesale y. Y. Prices of Country Produce.

ION nv T Nd 20 JOY . Itll'
fp.nre,s,y IBE y. J. 1EIsfys BY own Rep1iief
Tho or mr. arc he current u articles 10 good ca-
tou oS sd hv commission houses NJ wholesale. SAppas
receive 10 y cont less dedtcicc ior commissions Oe
ecctt and obr~os Parties receiving produce 70 soi
oon Win he eecve that immediate returns De m4a cannt
avs bf I'm III, gces which transient bgycri nave 10 pay
ar res arc intended more foF he farmer than the 8er
ehanr and We prefer to dappont by giving he ousds
prices Of ycly choice articles,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-09
SMOKING OUT.
The souihcrn states.
POLLARD WILLING.
~ a. H-...t...r HarrrfouI Va

IOTLIUU MIILTNU.
Df1v Exlmr,r, Richmond, Va
At WASHINGTON bad occasion to learn on recent
visit 10 that city pr c' mocts the warm apprOia - many
eminent porsouag Wno think they see IN deVefincs
rom he mad msir, which rapidly AuuJng tie naio1
ID d,ructon We have been assured that the Secretary 81
state gives bis countenalce 20 TIE proposed hup
will contribute its by all means becoming BIS ocli
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-09

poans are qnia. viii stc cl blt tho light arrivals caeo
firm tone In III. naret. ChOi5' MEDIUMS arc ed at =! ~
il some eso wine Others arc o "a at - with DO takers,
CONC extra h.s sd and scIcaIcl Marrows were sold 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-09

LynsuDsfe Nug.nian June W
Regarding this the most important movement that has
been made the POLITICAL ctessboard since the termination
o. the War which tho interests and honor OF the
South largely inyoyodi which have been advo
eating Tor year Iast hail az the Of that coming
day shch Ne have 80 much longed 10 see.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-09


Newark DAILY Adserrr. June -.
We shall carry amendment through the rgaiuros and
thai done or done viii elect President iu lrts.
ms ve 1i In leo Nv OF tho liberty loving people
And the President - elected vii take ard hold Dis seat
ned there must by Boys IN LA, Who loved
Abraham Lincoln.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-08-08
Latest Markets by Teleg raph.

New YORK, AUGUST 3 stocks are strong. Chi
capo ana Rock Isand, 1Oi!; illinois Cen RAJ, 1921;
M'cl.Pan I0ntheTn, cog; DITTO Guaranteed, lO3i;
pany, 52I Missouri 6s 49, Erie 6SJ Western Un on
IelCg apL Company, 81; United states COup lns,
1881 l09i ditto 1872, 1851; ditto, 1865, 1885,;
Treasury 1905 1O4j@l0i2; Goid,l475@l472; ster-
ling Exchange nom nal.
NEW YORK August S.-Cotton du Flour dull;
sales OF GOO0 bos. at UNCHANGED prices; southern
unchan"edi sales OF 900 tarrels Canada no ninal
heat steady for sound; inferior Is dul. Corn ad-
vancDg; sale of 20 coo bust els a S0c Pork steady
At S3175. Lard firm Whisky duu.
BALTIMORE August Flour is quiet. Howard
street $40. heat frm red active Corn, steady
Tor hte yellow dull at 95CG96 cents. Oats dull
Beet flm wequoe sugar dull. Coffee qula,; Rio
1C6Il9B cents i'll gOld. Whisky steady. Western
26a57 cents; Pennsylvania 23G24 cents.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-08-08
DI En

=
BEsSAN.-Fell asleep in Jesus at Washington D. G .
on Saturday last. RICHARD BENSAN, son OF George
ana Sarth Btssau, IN the 26th OF his age.
1he relatives and Iiends O the family invited 10
attend LIS funeral on his parents residence co tage
street Chesnut Hill, on Friday afternoon next August
10, at O'Clock.
BINKERT.-on the evening OF the 4th instant at
Frankiord, JOHN BINKkRT, aged IS years and 10
mon hS
The atives and friends OF the family are respectfully
FrunkfvTd above The odd Fellows Hall 1t Thurs
day afternoon, August 0, at 8 O'Clock; also Wlldoy
Lodge No. IA D OF o. f and tie order in general;
ana Robert Blum Lodge 10 8, U OF e, B.; a 50 the
Beneficial SCcetS FrankiOrd Whitehall, and Brides
burg are invited to attend his funeral
GERCKE,-On the 9Th instant, MAGGIE j., wi o OF
ClTi tOpher Gercke aged 2S years.
The relatives and frende OF the my respectfully
invited to attend her funeral from the residence
husband, No. 2l5 Perry street above Thireelth ana
Mount MOrial Cemetery.
HlNDLt. On the7h instant ELIz tBETH, wife Of
Edmund hinde, in he 73d year of her age
The re atives ana ends OF the family respec tu
invited 10 atten' the uneral from her husbands esi-
dence No 46 State street (above hirynnth north
Ma ket), Friday af ernOon next al O'clock with
out further notice uneral 10 proceed 10 Laiay cite
Cemetery
KING Suddenly on the 9Th instant, ELIZA KING,
sbter OF william King.
the relatives and friends the family respectfully
invited attend ner funeral from the residence OF her
btotheT William King, n. Il. corner OF Sc ,Ond and New
streets thursday morning at 10 o'clock without
ther notice Interment AT Monument Cemetery.
SHELCUP.-On the 9Th instant, Mrs. SHELCOP, Wi4e
Of eOTgeJ shelcup, In the 55lh wear of ner age.
The aYes and friends OF the family resOectfuly
Dvit'd to auend The funeral from the residence heI
brOher-lD-law, Joseph Graf NO OOi Third street on
lhulsday afternoon, August 0, At O'Clock TO proceed
to Mutual Cemetery,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-08-08
AMUSEM ENTS.

JuE WALNUT is the only theatre open at present,
and the extravaganza OF AlGddiR Is attracting very
the present summer Next week Mr., j. b. Roberts,
the efhclent STAGE er, win perIor round of
his tavonle cbarac ers. supported by gOon stock
company Or course Faust and Marguerite will Ue
gwen with Roberts IN his great creatOn, "Mephis-
t0pheles," Mr.. ROBBERS will be followed by the
Buzlay Family, whose performances have created
such furOr IN New York and Boston. Ihe Buzz.
lays are pronounced the oaly r.Vas 10 the Raves
the world.
The NEW CHEsRUT THEATRE opens positively on
Saturday evening next with the great sensational
and scenic drama OF Blocarafj or, the Knapes Of fhe
Pack Tins new p aV has been very successful m
Paris, London, and New York The scenerV Il
handsomer and the machinery more wonderful
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-08-08
The Western Associated Press and the
Cable News

DETROIT, August s.-The arnual meeting Of
the Western Associated Press commenced ,-day
in this city. The principal newspapers of the
West are represented.
The subject OF obtaining news ~ the Atlantic
cable was referred to a committee, who miAle a
report recommending that the press shoIld re-
ceive all really important news to the extent if
necessary, two h ndr"d words per day. The
report was adopted.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-08-08
The Indian War-Attack on the White
Rack Settlements Atrocities in New

Indians made raid upon the settlements on
White Rock, a tributary of the Republican.
They were dressed in soldiers uniforms. aud
armed with revolvers, sabres, and CarbInes
horses from the settlers. and captured woman
and her child, and tooklthem with them. After
committing the most hendish outrage5 upon her,
they lett her insensible. She was found the
next day and brought into the settlement.
The Indians gave the inhabitants notice to
leave, stating tLat they were bound to have
their hunting grounds, and would hold them or
die; and said that there were a great many
bands OreanIZed to drive the whites sway from
their hunting grounds. The Indians in the
Powder River country have been atampeding
stock and committing other deDredat ons in
drove ofT q large amount OF stock. Troops
have been ordered On the frontier by Generals
Grant and Pope. The greatest excitement
exists there.