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Fire nnd Thrcntaucd Riot in Dnnrlt!e. Ia.
R1cHAoSn. w., November 21.-A Dire broke out
Go1don's Etorc. Eleshman's dry goods store. Sad.
der g Go. g clothing establishment and tkc Dan
while the 6rc was In progress, threatened TO nrn.
duee not among The blacks. All quiet ut last 40
, 1866-11-22

Dedication Of New Cnfycr~alt.s Church,
ONEIDA, ILL.,, November sl.-The new Un1yer-
g. >tst church in ts place, ba;lt from designs By
". WhcclocE, Of c.Iicago, IVES ded!cated io-daT
tendaaae Was large. .TlIee thonsand dollars were
raised at the close Of the services, which. addcd
20 !o1ner subscriptions Of four thousand dollars,
cnttfely tleEGa the church from dent Rev J. s.
Go-ton is tie minister of the nar,eh
, 1866-11-22
FROM CANADA,

KIn1or Concerning b'Arcy aIcGcc's Nils.
siun to Europe.
OTTAWA, G. w., November e1.-Is IL repo.tcd
,ha difficulty has arisen In relation to lion, i.
HAicy AcGees going as official to England and
ances lately made by him. ~''|A'
, 1866-11-22

ROCHESTER. November 21.-Ihc Cincinnati Ex-
Pfets train, bound east, met with an accident
cauecd BY brokrn rail. which threw on six Of he
seven Passenger cars, and overturned some Of
them No one was ecrfous'y injured. Twelve Or
most Of apy,
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Sudden Colin psfe uf n xnura cnreer,,.

BoeroN, November a1.-A df,n stylfnr them.
sGlyes Barstow, Edison & Co recently opcncd a
Place Of business At 3 Federal street, rs con1nis-
slon merchants. and, It is said succeeded IN pt,r-
CHASING la!fc amount Of goods OH credit, which
we're shipped TO New York and elsewhere, The
TN ~ has sudasnly subsidized, and the creditors are
IN pussuit; The losses are estimated at $t00. 900
where arc said to be the largest creditnrs. Wv
, 1866-11-22
New Bridge AcrnAs fha *na1uehorro

New Bridge Aeroes tho Susnuchnnnu.
PHILADELPHIA, November 9l,-A locomotive
passed over the new railroad bridge across the
Ing: The road will be formally onened for rraycl
on Monday. leseculnE the time between Baltmore
ard Philadelphia thirty minutes
, 1866-11-22
Combination Against the 1lerchauts' Union
EXPRESS Company.

Express Company.
NEw }onK. November a1.-The MrQld,s des-
patch eays it Is announced that coEnbins,ions Of
Western, railroad companies the Express Com.
psny and ME. Erastus Corning. which has been
oimcl for electfng atr. " G, FARO. President ar
the New York Central Railroad COMPANY. has
been made for the purpose or aggrandizine Tie in
teresfs oi The American Express Company to the
Eany. aud that IN the event Of Mr. Foreo's elec-
ton The cars Of the. Merchants Union E1p.cse
company Will be driven from the Central koad
thus leaving that line open for The American
, 1866-11-22
AfrffmA1atn Anknrr

Steamship Ashore.
SAvASNAH. November 2l.-1he steamship San
Jacin1o, rom New York. Z ashore On the oyster
1eos near Fort t'ulasA. The passengers have mr.
iistd here. Three Tugs have been eent 10 her re-
1: 1isi @ and the vessel will probably be got Of 1T
, 1866-11-22

Date Of Closing Of the New York Cnnnis.
,ALBASE, November al.-Ihe Canal Commits
sioncIe announce that The canals viii be closed on
the 9Th Of December, except the Chauplain
Canal, which will be cloaed December 5sn.
, 1866-11-22

FORTRESS MoSRoE, November s1,-Robert
Onla, formerly rebel Commissioner Of E3chaure.
accompanied BY q niece Of Davis; arrived tbs
morning on visit to the prisoner and family
also thrce Methodist ministers from Rlchmond,
who had Interviews with Ar. Davis. Judge OuiiI
returned to Richmond this afternoon
, 1866-11-22

Welsh. The name Of a boy who was
wounded and died subsequently,, ne have
not learned. It is Thought that several
others who were wounded cannot recover.
as their injuries are Of a very serious char.
aeter: &C It seems that tue boys bad collected
warm themselves, and that they were in the
house when the explosion took place. This
is one Of the most terrible accidents Of the
Kind that ever happened iu this county,
, 1866-11-22

fKw YoRK, November S,.-A N7u,t.s 1eayen-
Mo1ta epcetai ta!s: ~FIedcf.cE Weed, ncphev OF
1autioM WEED, late Of the Sec.,nd California VOL
The 18th tnetant.s y ~~-N ~"
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founa Hens Christian Association Con-

!, B417HoEE, November sl.-Thc Couyentinn Of
state Of Maryland and District Of Coiumbla. Wa
held here To-day. There WAS quite good attend
ancc Of Delegates, and much interest manifested In
the proceedings ~
, 1866-11-22

"wAlTBR0TnEHs, Ad, cr,,stnu .o,t,
1.6 DcnrbJru-st.. receIyc advertisements
tor nil the lending papers throughout the
United States anI Cauadax,
, 1866-11-22

The Boston nInyoraltvt
Bos7os, November sl.--The Republicans this
evening nominated Otis Norc1oss for MAYOR Of
Boston. Ii. n. 3. Shugtli3 ls ihe pemoclatlc
rcrn3rra
, 1866-11-22

IRy Cabfe.l
L1rEEl>N,L. November 11-eyep!ug.
IoES-tiosed to-day 1T Ss % quarter, with an 3D.
[Er StcAmcr.]
.. LVEEroor- November 10.
1thy1s!oS:-Btrf steady. Pork Inactive. BACON
Es1ncs. 1atd tends downward.
No Cable Scws,
new YonK, November e1a1-mtlnIeht-Noc cable
LENS. liues down in EeA fonnd!and.
, 1866-11-22

fR0M WASHINGTON.
Important Statement in Regard
to General Shcrman's
Mission.
Reported Concentration Of Troops
Between the Capital and Bal
timore.
Internal Revenue Receipts Du'
ring the Fiscal Year,
S141,i36,t3
FROM EUROPE,
Earl Derby Takes a Favorable
View Of American Politics.
Victor Emanuel Enthusiastically
Received by The Venctians.
The Story Of a Russo-Prussian
Alliance Denied.
from NEW York.
Further Developments in Relation
to the Great Whiskey Frauds.
Extracts from The Provost Mar.
shat Generals Report.
FROM SOUTH iMER|Ga,
The Yearly Wool Crop Estilna-
led at Two Hundred Mil
lion Pounds.
Interesting Incident
Connected with the
BOzclI311'd1llellt of
Fort Ct1'u1,aiti.
SUMMARY OF LATE MEXICAN NEWS.
, 1866-11-22

educational.

AFR, FAULHABEE BEGS LEAVETO
Hl i1sor. his friends and p.trons tha. ho haa ns.3
afadlsen+t- whsse he Etn resume &is lnssraes1on
iesso1a at the Eesecacee Of n1s pupils II des,sel
, 1866-11-22
UlMONARY
AND
CHRONIC DISEASES !!
Is stout to Visit CHICAGO. H., for the purpose ot
giving medical audiences, At the
FREMONT HOUSE.
commencing WEDNESDAY,, the s1st Of November.
daily. fuu a. N. till .. N.

The Doctors reputation a. family rhEstcaa in New
aosE aud bis superiority In Throat Lungs aad Chrpn.c
Diseates will render 1t supe1fuous TO .rcomuepd ht
new method Of treatment. bg Of his own new
strunents tor Inhalation and Fu.ul s,ion. Both r-
stsuments are not only approved by leading ply
Of in the Ifdci and Surgical Exporter Of Ph!lsdeI
paia October 81 1881 the leading medical Journal ct
thls continent Dr.. s. never shoEs testimonials as
other advertising physicians used to do, anu he
cs more sorrS that. specially practitioner he Is
bound TO advertise But the profession and the people,
in general will soon BE- convinced that be differs fror1
Others. and at.tcass cIJ references are at disposal tor
this purpose.
, 1866-11-22

Althoughthe United States Increase in pop
alation with great ra25dsty, The various Stale
eensnsc@ that hAvc been taken lately demonstrate
that tn" "itfes grow more rapidly than The zu,al
Districts Thus In Iowa, In :sn, the rural popnia-
hon was 30, SO, aud III 1865 had Increased to
6;6,:<3, whist the city population au-in. the same
period incrsased from ST. ll to o',so0. The COM:
try grew In population bnt 3per cent, while the
ciice incscas'd moe tn n 81 per cent The same
thing Is observable in Wisconsin, vhcre the cities
between 1850 md 1865 increased 81 Pc. cent, aud
The country district. but per cent. Philadelphia
has grown from 81, 600 fu 1860 10 an Estimated
population Of FL, QUO in 1861 rate Of increase
with n hsch the Sale Of Pennsylvania cau scarcely
Eatc kept pace.
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6 QUEENSWARE..
Mark 81 Warren,

NO. Is MAIN STREET,
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on account of the opposition Of some,
were not invited to go in !" as expec-
ted, only one or two bearing torches.
A few friends of the Governor, at
late hour, swami up to the depot, and
we understand got the Governor down
to the place where he was to stop. To
make things worse, if possible, as soon
as the Governor was taken out of the
depot the heavy rain turned out to a
violent storm, deluging everything.
We are almost tempted to believe
that the Radicals are opposed by
Heaven, Earth, and Democrats - 2
There were loud cries for Johnson
Some in the procession seemed to
forget that the demonstration was
against the President and for the
Governor. 1-r-,-s,I..-,,1---
Altogether, the whole affair was
rather mixed up. We do not femem-
Der to have ever seen anything like it
before. ,.bht e9goisiG3 43ll9I D9Iss
aaanp Improved It. ali sabaiia'
The loyal leaguers "a put up seve-
raj of the negro invitation bills on
their bulletin board at their hall, yes
terday, headed :" Read, RAIDS ~ A
few of the members, however, do not
approve of negro equality, and got
indignant at the person who posted
the Endorsement. u" ~ e-e5'
Tit fer iTat.IE
The city, county, and in fact the
whole district, has been flooded with
Jacobin libels and ISLANDERS upon
Judge Niblack. These / men howl
terribly when they are asked to swal-
low some of their own medicine. The
dose yesterday worked " amazingly,
A guilty conscience evidently has
awakened adread of merited punish
ment. We can assure the base and
unprincipled men who publish its vile
ISLANDERS, that the loyal citizens of
Evansville can tolerate its existence,
especially as it is doing SO much to-
open the eyes of the decent portion
of the Democracy to the true spirit Of
the Johnsonites. We copy the folqa
lowing: 7a1st'o.-iD y saaat~fi lfa von1l
"Those who talk about mobbing us
ought to consider the magnitude Of
the job before undertaking. it. We
respectfully impress this upon their
minds. We are for peace, and claim
the right to fight our Radical oppo- !
nents with political weapons--we
shall give them tit for tat il moreithan
political weapons must not be used
against US. Bear that in mind. n, l9'l1
sE There were ten cheers for Andy
johnson last night for one for our
distinguished friend, Mr., Oliver P.
Morton. auogAf eISisSg1b liz ia hle-
CAPTURED.-A large number of
lamps were captured last night by the
bully boys. II, We saw. one that was
taken in out of the wet by live Fe-
MAN. o-otu '1 uuafp 3dr ,aia3-ks isaI
B6r When the procession passed
the corner Of Locust and Second
Streets, over half the men and boys
III the procession hurrahed for Andy
Johnson. That was too bad. ..4 41 ,s II
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MEDICAL.
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.

- ~ 81 9 Afa p
Dr.. Easterly's Iodine and arsapa-
~ a...r,... .rilla. -.
WyHIS OELEBRATED WI EDICIN II
= will cure scrofula, Tdmors, Chronic
Sore Eyes, Swelling of the Glands, White
Swellings, Piles, Boils, Goitre, 1Rhenmat-
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dyspepsia, Neuralgia General Debility,
and all Chronic Diseases. 9Tsy J9vf
DIR, ,EASTlERLY'SI 0DLNEANDS AR-
SAPARFLLA is a,compound of the Fluid
Extracts of the Honduras liSarsaparilla,
Yellow Dock, Stillingia, Curdock, Princes
Pine, and several other valuable Roots
with the Iodine and fodide of Potassium,
In q highly concentrated state, which rem
ders the preparation the most PROMPT and
EFFICACIoUS known to man, for the cure
ofthose diseases arising from an impure
state OF the BLOOD, and all diseases where
a TONIC and ALrERATIvE medicine is indi7
Gated. ~, pHlHJTe 1TU / U3E 9d
DIR. E.ASZERLYySI IODINE AND SA-R-
SARARLLLA searches out the very germ
or roots of diseases by purifying the blood,
and correcting the secretions of the Liver,
and by roughlyrenova5ing the whole
system from all impurities, giving new
life and activity totallthe various organs
of the body. It purifieS the blood and re-
moves all pimples and biotches, and
makes the skin pure, white and clear. u
DIR. Easterly's Iodine and Sarsaparilla
will cure Scrofula, Old Sores. letter, Ring
worm, Salt Rheurn, sea1d-H Head, PiinpIes
on the Face, Prairie and BARRIERS Itch,
Army Itch, Illinois Mango, Iowa Digs,
missouri scratches, ana All diseases ana
Eruptions on the Skin; but for the cure of
Sores and Skin Diseases of every kind, we
GRIDLEY'S,S AND TETL
TER m OINT11ENF to be applied to
the Sores or parts effected, The Iodine
and Sarsaparilla purifies the. blood
and removes the cause, and the Ointment
heals the sores and kills the disease, and
thus speedy and permanent cure is effect
ed. Both are recommended to be used for
these complaints.
SOMETHING TO BE REMEMBERED
Every person AFFLICTED with a disease
should know that DIR. Easterly's Iodine
and Sarsaparilla Is times stronger, cheaper
and better than any other Sarsaparflla or
blood-purifying medicine now offered to
the public. or no money will be taken for
1t. Therefore, ask for DIR. Easterly's Iodine
and Sarsaparina, and take nothing else.
i Price.The Iodine and Sarsaparilla, 81 so
per bottle.
Prfce-GridIey's Salt Rhednn and letter
Ointment, IS cents per bottle.gGT 3dt ~sau
Prepared and sold by DIR. E. Easterly &
Co., No. 20 North Fifth street, st. Louis;
Mo. Sold at their branch Family Medi-
cine Store No. 80 Madison street, Chicago,
Illinois.
For sale by, all druggists. ,.922' s5a -
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The Evansville Courier.

As the Courier has very limited
circulation, its articles are read by
very few persons. In view of what
has transpired this week, we make
liberal extracts from its issue Of yes
terday morning. We feel that it is
doing our cause much good, and we
desire that the public should more
fully understand the character of the
organ of the Democracy of the First
District. Tt win be seen that it vir-
tually acknowledges publishing the
infamous forgery, which created so
much excitement on Monday. 1t is
unnecessary to point out the mass of
lies in the articles we copy. They
bear their falsity in their face, and are
understood by the thousands who wit
messed the procession on Monday
night, conceded by all candid men to
be the grandest'disply ever witnessed
In Indiana. 17f HdE 70
I'VE hope the Republicans will no,
longer clamor about the opposition of
their party in Southern Indiana to
negro equality Some of themf feel
ing indignant over the attempt to con-
ceal their true purpose, yesterday put
out the following bill. Phis occasion
ed considerable excitement, and the
blame placed upon us. The majority
of the party, however, seemed to APP
prove Of the purposes of1the BILL.
that the colored men should be priyi
legged to turn out with them. Il They
took copies of it, and rapprovingly
posted them on the bulletin board at
the door of the Union LeagueP' 3 ,
The bill'is as follows: WV 'a'91sh
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rotens> brA Gard. 81 u9ieai
A LARGE NUMBER or TICKETS
Treasury Dept, Office Internal Rev., /
~ Washington. June q. 1856. ll

" aSnInBJOL, June q I066.
Whereas n. A. Hall and sothers, as
Managing Directors" of the Grand Ma
tional Concert" to be held in Washington,
DC, on the'2d of August next, have made
due application to L. Clephane, Collector
of Internal Revenue for the Collection Dis
trict of the District of Columbia, for per-
mission to hold a lottery, rattle, or gift en-
terprise, and presented TO him satisfactory
rattle, or gift enterprise will be DEVOTED to
charitable uses, PERMISSION Is hereby given
to such I" Managing Directors = to hold such
lottery, rattle, or gift enterprise free from
all charge, whether from tax or license, in
respect to such lotteryi rattle, or gift enter
prise. E. A. RoLLINS, commissioner
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Evansville and CrawfordsviIlef r. r. Col
$50 .s.lf ~ SacretarV'S Office. 5tatt1 -

rsi4 ~ Secretary's Office,r 'sttit
hnE ne Evansville, Ind, Sept. Is, 1886.
AYOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, that
~ the annual meeting of Stockholders
IN this Company will be held at the court
house in the city of Evansville on Monday,
the LIST day of October next, at ten, O'Clock
a. M at which time an election will be held
! BY order of the Board:
sepf7 dtd j. E. MARTIN, Secretary.
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Avn orders. must be addressed. enclosing
: VIM. g. MORSE, Secretary, as
va ilz Lock Box 81, w gton, ID. G..
WeEre6er. bv pe,.4nissfo,n. ID

Major-Gen. Winfeld s. Hancock, q. 8. A.; ;
Gen. Robert G.. SchencH, NJ c., Ohio; Gen.
Halbert E. Paine, NC. Wis. Gen. John
H.. Ketcham, NC, N. Y; Gen. James q.
Blunt, Kansas; Gen. N. g. Hedrick, Iowa;
Gen. b. CT McCaIlum,I DaCs; Gen, o. ".
Dayton, N. Y; Hon. Thomas w. Ferry,
NC, Mich; Hon. George Lawrence, NC,
Penn. !; ID. C. Forney. Esq, ID. c.; Major
J.. Z. Doughty, n. Y; Hon. Henry Q. DEM
ing, n. C., Conn. Hon. Ebon {. fngersoll,
MO, H.; Hon. Samuel J. Randall, NC,
Penn; Hon. 7. G.. Bergen, NC, N. ";
Hon. Henry. Wilson, U. s. Senate; Hon.
Ira Harris, U. S. Senate; Hon. B. F. Wade,
u. s. Senate; Hon. Kelian0 W. Whaley,
NC, w. Va; Hon. VIM. D. Kelly, NC,
Penn; Hon. a. II. Lahiin, NC, ". Y;
Hon. Leonard Myers, NC, PENN; Hon.
VIM: A., Newell, NC, n. J.; Hon. George
W.. Julian, MO- Ind; Hon. Stephen 7.
Wilson, NC, Penn; Hon. j. =. Grlnnen,
NJ. C., Iowa; Major G.. NJ. Van Buren,; MY;
Gen. R. B. Hayes, NC, Ohio; HONS T.
Holmes NC, n. Y; Hon; g. r. Latham,
NC, NY. Hon. Thomas t. Davis, M.C.s
n. " ,-,...,... lau2S dim
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OueenSware.
LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND
Indiana.

ffHfFEtEIi.3 rttait~4At s.ftttfiias- rf4af r-f-4
-st3r1s4H ,t.ATOAi 59Gd2al 5s1aq
=. if..4a,lq,; s 10y 1TaIf 1irH si.tE .ssi4
.a3H
Evansville, -t-AH.zn-o. Indiana.
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st&fs-D1it va
= Extremely Low Prices.

-a10 TT3F- Iaa3 = no. y
We are now manufacturing. every de-
scrtption of COAL OIL LAMPS, CANDLE
and COAL OIL LANTERS, which we will
sell at less than Cincinnati prices.
Lamp Stock, consisting of Burners,
Shades, Chirnneys, Pegs, and Feet. for sale
at manufacturers prices IfziisF l4lioi 4
Our new Catalogue and Price List for 1865
is now ready for distribution, which will
be furnished 10 Merchants only, on appli-
cauous1sler hgA o3G1 sflf Ziftsl ffsi lt.7 4.es
4uavarE g.. ff.-ser hfre se.,n a. III. affI -trrs
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MISCELLANEOUS.

BODIANE COAL MINES. q
0FFICE ON WATER STREET, BE.
~ tween Main and Locust Streets b. $50
A constant supply, and orders prompt
ly filed. nf an7 ~ adi nov5l
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1~SORPORATION NOTICE. af,a
FfFrEIE n ssEs Gtrro1+p1FEe-r3 II Tp9e

~0RPOHATIONN UETCE. .
~ sliIH3Hh SEPTEMBER II, 1885,,
ORDER FOR A PLANK SIDEWALK. d
And now it is hereby ordered and direct
ed by the Common Council of the City of
Evansville thatfthe owners of all lots, or
parts of lots, fronting on or adjoining the
east side of Walker Street, and extending
from Third. Street TO Fourth street, IN SAID
cityy cause the sidewalks thereon to be
brought to the proper grade, and that they
cause a sidewalk of Glass No. to- be laid
down thereon within thirty days from the
publication of this orders &C.
gasr :, "A. NJ. MCGRIFF, Clerk.
Gity Clerks Office, Sept. 20, 1866.
sep20 d3t stes- II scar i5iH ~ frv sg1
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CoLoRED BRETHREN
are invited to participates in the = =

9-0AO AANAscA ~ PdA NV Pdy0 IL s1AS fns.
eiaa2f procession. ~
The procession will form by ytwos.
Loyal White Men on the right, and
Loyal Colored Men on the left. arm
in arm, and parade through the r city.
RALLY, CONDITIONAL UNION MEN.
There L seems to be, no, doubt
but the bill was printed under the
direction of the Radical leaders
with the view, perhaps, of bring
ing on a full exhibition of their
strength and testing the question of
equality here 1t seems that it was
distributed through the city ciandes-
timely, With the view, that, if found
unacceptable to any considerable num-
Der, they could easily ashirk it upon
their opponents. ,s5sfaa f,s loI
Of course, those who, later In the
day, wanted to shirk the responsible
ty, were ready to .impute tito u.s. and
to know nothing of it. We assure our
friends that the printing was done for
bona, tide Republicans. We, do job
icork for money, and are ready to print
for item as nell as Democrats.
THE following is the Curriers' ac-
count of the Torchlight Procession
last night To those who witnessed
the magnificent reception, comment is
unnecessary EDITORS JOURNAL
For several weeks past the Radicals
have been making preparations for the
grand reception to be given to their
champion, Mr. Oliver Hazard Perry
Ihrockmorton, alias OPP. Morton.
Untaxed bonds were freely used by
converting them into greenbacks, and
handing them 81 around freely, the
painters were allemployed, the carpen-
ters had their hands full, and the work
was pushed forward with extraordin-
airy Yigor, quite creditable to our op-
ponents. aH4aii cu1 @ps.,
The children were got together by
promising some fifty cents and others
sticks of candy. This inducement
brought, out quite a large number,
who fell in line, with their torches
and marched through the city like
nice, orderly boys. They behaved
very well, excepting at one point on
Main Street, where the bad example
of, some obscene men, led them to
use some very naughty and ugly terms
in the presence Of their parents on
the pavement. The number was very
respectable indeed, there being in,
procession altogether 975, and strag-l
Cling 58-total, 1913, of which 2l5
were grown persons. IS .s5sIsg r..s
However, after having paraded
about. for awhile, when they were
being formed to proceed to the depot
to receive Mr.. Morton, the heavens
frowned upon the purpose, and opened
its fountains unmercifully. This crea-
ted q regular Bull Run stampede and
broke up the whole programme. The
children and others dashed off for
home, and were we'll douced before
they succeeded in reaching shelter. -
We noticed one of the sable sons
of Africa bearing a torch, on the
corner of Main aad Third streets; but
lol we heard the ,,Freedmen's Bureau
"holler,n,, asl just.caught'a glimpse Of
his heels. We came to find out that
small johnson boy upset him with
lick on the side of the head.
The darkies generally attended, but