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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-04-21

ForsD bRowSrp. On the -ih inst. the body
~ an unknown white man was found floating
% the Gunpowdcr River. near HARDWOOD. -
Justice Charlie. L. inc- held an Inquest. but rs
40 mafi- ~ violence was found upon the body.
verdict 81 accidental death was rendered. il il
supposed by falling from the Gunpowd der bridge
The deceased was about iifty years Of age. fee,
inches in height, strongly built. black hair
aud whi-ker.. a little mixed with gray. dressed
in blue blouse. grey cloth vest and pants and
oScfalls, leather leggins, strong shoes. heavily
nailed and two flannel shirts The only articles
~ any value fudnl upon kim were an old silver
watch and pair Of speciacles. The body had
evidently tcen some time in the water
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-04-21

IAr,. AsFa,Y 20 E,;TivoEr CorNrY An in.
q4..t $50. h-..! oa F.lty. BY Justice J. X. Smith.
p; ta'on,si.... "a Size holy ola Eian named ia.
- Cons. 2. i.iacr, living near that place -
from 'ar csj!cace aliacci before the jury {, al,-
ieas,l ihti Tie deceased. whilst under the uiiu-
CAGE ~ .,r. on Thursday evening. engaged in
a i.a-;,. wish Lucas Lsspn. who is also rngA-
-r4 d. iniaIF ia The employ OfRaHdall 4 Mitch.
a. On 'ArS.l ;'..ar Spriu. road. near Caionsviic.
wao .;aitol h.u, in the lcft bIcas, with a CLASP
ha.'r. thereby causing hi death. The jury rem.
deicd verdict ia accordance with the above
facts I.ahan a'ier 'hc commission Of the deed.
picked up bundle o. clothing and walked Of.
aui up 10 yesterday had no; been arrested. -Ssn
o. THl..i1.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-04-21

AccipESr.-On Thursday the 18th instant. n
son OF Mr. Hamilton Stump, Of Green Spring
Valley, in this county, was riding young and
spirited horsc. when the saddle accidentally
turned, by which the young man was thrown
violently 10 the ground, causing fracture Of
one Of his legs, near the ankle.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-04-21

10 Robert T.. Lee, Es-Gensral Of the Rebel
armies, has been placed IN nomination by the
Mobile R,gist0 as the " State Rights Democrat
ie' candidate for President 10 1898. Il Is said
tina, concerted movement 10 his favor Is now
going on throughout the South, and tina, he will
end many adherenss even among Che party Lead
ere In The Northern State. ltwould not Be 1t all
strange u be were TO obtain the " Democratic
ncsnInasion. Certainly no man could draw out
a better vote IN The party s,rongholds.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-04-21
BONE DUST!
THE PURE ARTICLE ONLY.
no ADULrERATIox.

LNARMERs and Gardeners cannot be ton
II careful IN purchasing their Manure., A.
they are obliged 10 depend entirely on the
character Of the Manufacturer for the aualltv
Of The article cold. Mono but chemlsts rai,
detect mixture IN Bona Dust Tho snbscri-
Der has always on hand a. Market Price, a
Large Supply o. the same kind Of Bone Dust
Twenty years.
calluPOn me before purchasing elsewhere.
JOSHUA HoRNER,
Corner Chew 4 Sterling Blrssis,
April ~, ieoo.-iy. Dalamors, Ma.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-04-21

SCHOOL ExANISArIoS.- The public school Of
this town. under charge Of Mr.. :. Parker liuslry.
was publicly examined on Friday last. The l'ci-
formancrs of The children were Of the most cred.
liable character. The school has now ninety
Eve pupils.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-04-21

FiSg SrocK At PrBLIc SALE.--John o. Price,
leo. well sell at public sale Oh Tuesday next,
April eth, n splendid lot Of young horses, near
" all 81 the celebrated 81. Lawrence stock
These hurscs are all good, and some OF them very
fast. Read the advertisement.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-04-21

RiFE oF CoSFiHnATIos. Sunday morning
last, an Interesting ceremony took place At tho
church Of 81. CHARTS Of Bofromeo, At Pikesville,
10 this county, when the Most Rev. Archbishop
spalding Administered the rite OF confirmation 10
over any persons Of both sexes. A large eongrs-
CATION was present ~ The church, Of which The
Rev. y. q. y. waldron Is the pastor, and listened
aiientively 70 the sermon which was delivered
BY tho Archbishop after the conclusion q the
eeremony.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-04-21

ASoTHER lgohnERy N TowSoSrowS.- On Thurs
day night last, the residence IL Mr. james Shcri-
den, Of this town, was entered by burglars, aud
= number Of articles stolen ihcTriiom besides
over SIS in moucy. AsAt Mr. Chrw's. Sun was
taken FROM the house, but left ia The yard.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-04-21

~ Hon. Daniel 8. Dlcklnsod Of New York,
one Of ihs eounsry : oIdss, sad moss Distinguished
soma died ons DAY Ias. week. lie has been Gov.
q New York, Representative and Senator In
Congress, aud DeeEssary Of State. ne vas for
msrly Democrat. bat sluss the brsaking on, Of
ihsfsbsllion, has iaborsd sarnssily aud faithfully
o. shs unloa esuss.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-04-21

= FsNAN Cirn.-A Fenian Club, numbering six
~ members. Is said TO exist at Texas, IN this
county. We cal nes,ly hope that II Is So. aud
that IL may embrace every lrishman 10 the neigh
bothood aud the county. %
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-04-21

- 70 Nathaniel Myers, indiciedIfor shooting the
parties that attempted TO break into his house on
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-04-21

TAN CoiLrcToRs The iax-colleclors for the
different districts, renewed their bonds on Tues
day last conditioned for the faithful discharge
81 their duties during the present wear. -
The collectors are NJ follows:
a. fsnlla.t.nu fttat yhsss.....
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DIED.

At Vernon. ivnniDgs county, Indiana, On the
9th inst. Mrs C,Tu,niSr jesus. IL the seth
year Of her age, formerly re.idcnt Of ihl,".
county.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-04-21

N-.- E0HI-aIs- --Un Monlav night la.t the
r. -il,n,r 81 rha' L. Chew. Esq. "a, Epson,
rear ihi. town. Nas visited 10y burg liars, who ell
ic'rl 400 cuir.'cc 10y cutting oui the window
-ilss. >-trft. articles Wsfc carried OF. inclu-
6iuS 900 uvrrD,a;, % lair %: silver candlestcks
a.. \ talD'r-tarrr.,i ggn was carried from
lie h'r.r. Be-. .e'i 90 the premises The thieves
catiaci..ir'. considerably in forcing an en-
i.4gtc o. hioDl was f'ruiiiul.y spfiahied on the
lsfvh window Ellis aad door.
n o." seine @ "a ''e residence Of John 7
i...-. i-... :'..iss Attorney. in this town, was
r...ri Vfv' at hy the same parties IN en-
'-agsr here VS. Effected hv cutting several stats
o.; g. i..- float window shutters. aul hois;iu:
the Windows. Nothing was taken from Mr.
EusoFs, rs %! Eight articles OF value hal teen re-
moved 20 az .rfef story.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-04-21
THE MARKETS.

BALuuoRE. April 20. Is6d.
FLoCk--lIoward Street Super Ss.5O.ff 5000
Retailing Extra......Slo.eo
g Family .....SIs.j n Sl3.n1
City Mills super.......--..S 5000 $500
Baltimore Family ...,,.,.,.. ,,,.,,< Is. 90
Ohiu super Vs. .
Extra.........-..... 800 500
Family "........ ........sl -.uVtt rls.50
CORN MEAL. per barrel............. Si.3nCd $500
GRAIN White Wheat. 260 a. 100 cts.
Rod Whcai................sin 80 cts.
White carn...................si tf - cts.
yellow Corn............. 80. sta ~ cts.
Oats. weight, ).......".......G2tfG 81 cts.
Rye......... ......... ........-...s3c, ~ cts.
PROVISIONS BACON Sh"uldcrs.l2l a. I:i cts.
Siies ........ 4 o. "a I u cts.
Hams. curci........lsl a " ,cts.
SALT Ordinary brands. fine. .....s3.as@ ~. 30
Ground Alum. sea si.sS
Turks Island. per bu.hcl, ......ssrt Sdn
WfIISkEN -t"hi"l. s..2si
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-04-21
COUNTY ITEMS.
5rS- S'cramenial service will be held at Up
som Churrh, IN this town, ON Sunday uext, the
2.i Instant, 1T u O'Clock, \. ",


SALE nv PgrrERfV Binhon sold recently
u farm on a., Frederick turnpike. for 1000, TO
Hon. 7. G.. Peters, Of New York Alec, q small
house iu EllicOu's mills, To- Z. ". lsaac., for
$3.50.
90 Monlrnse." the beautiful aud adorned county
seat ~ the late James MalrOm situated all lut 3
miles from baltimore. on Chirlrs street Ayrnur,
containing - acre. ~ land aui improved by q
large aud handsome fpsidcncr, was feccutly sold
y, private sale to Thos =. TfDArli. Esl, Of tie
firm oi kry ser, Tfoxtll 4 20. ui South Calvert
street. Baltimore, for Sl..O0G.
~ Mary IS Industrial School for Boys, IL li,-
timore city, a Catholic institution lately incotpO-
rated, have recently purchased about ~ acres 81
land, from Mrs. Emily McrAvish, situated on the
Frederick Road between baltimore and Cations
willie. fer the purpose of erecting thereon large
and comnOdi0us institution for the accommOda-
ton Of bows, for the purposes Of Manual Labor
School. The building will be commenced u,
once.
Samuel G. Wilson, Auciionecr, sold for n
Edgar johnson. Esq, Trustee. on "Wednesday
last. trac, of LaRj called - AthoI, situated on
the Frederick Turnpike Road, three and a hall
miles irnm Baltimore. containing fifty acres, IL
Shadach Street and I. T.. Ensor, at $5si per
acre.
WA. 5. kcech, Esq, Executor Of the late DR.
+. Il. Tiliugs, sold on Thursday last. the house
ia this town now occupied hy a. Grason. Esq
Purchased by Dr. J. u. Jarrett, for -. sG1..-
The Doctor some time ago purchased the Othei
half of this house, and nov Owncs the Who'll,
building.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-04-21

mD~C|emfui O. cIay hes been released fsom
E>,'ssu Aeaiqs ed fsruIiIsa % sohons.
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JOHN Il. KENLY,
\ 7 Il o Il \ Ely A T. l. \ "

OiEce-cd Flor MT B@a,i'aq Ftyc''c 81.
Near Charlie, 81. BALTIC,
1-SspwILL practirc IN the several Court. Of
I'er the city Of Baltimore aud State IT Ma.
ryland; also. CLAIMS against the Govcrnmcn,
Of the United Statcs. aad all business connect
ri with the Public Office at Washington. will
sc carefully attended go. Apr. 81. iSG6.-Gni.
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InlIN n. MrCnY rN MAEY as Me

81 coz. LEONARD !. SEELY. HI AL
H. H. Circuit Court foe Bdh'n"rc CONT .r
Equity.
The object Of this suit is TO procure decree
for the sale IT certain real estate in Baltimore
county, containing nine acres of land. 81 which
John Mccoy died seized and Possessed, l"f DIS
vision amongst his heirs Mt Law.
The Bill states thai John Mccoy. otherwise
called John Mickey. was, IA his life time. seI.-
ed and possessed III certain real estate which
il particularly described ~ the bill AMI ac-
campaigning exhibit that the said John Me-
Coy died some time ia the year lSSS "r 1858.
intcsta,c. leaving John II. McCoy. Ellen H".s
Ann McCny. now the wife Of Leonard !. Scclv.
Lavina McCoy aud Mary Ann McCny. hi. on
~ children aud heirs at law. and Mary Ann
Mccoy his widow. surviving him That Ellen
Rose Ann McCoy intcrnarried with said Leon
ard ]. Sccly. Of the state Of New J.rscy. after
the death Of said John Mccoy. aud that said
Ellen Rose Ann Secly is now living separate
and apart from her said husband aud y now
residing ia Baltimore county. and That said
Leonard !. Scclv resides ou, IT the State "t
Maryland; aud that il will be- for III" interest.
benefit and advantage Of the said Mary \. Nc
Toy. widow. Ellen Rose Ann S"cly and Leon
ard J. Sc-iy. Lavina McCoy. Mary Ann Me
Coy and said John II. Mccoy. To- eel said real
estate for division amongst them aud thu, ia"
same J. not susceptible Of division or PARTITION
amongst them without a sale thereof.
II j. thcrculon aIjudged aud "rdcr'.l that
"a" complainant ny causing copy 81 ihls "t
der To b. published aud inserted ia SOM" news
paper printed ia Baltimore county, once in each
"i iuuF successive weeks before the goth day
Of Nav, ls66. give notice Ia said absent dcien.
dani Leonard !. sccly. Of the object and .ub
stance "f this bill aud warn him 60 appear ia
ihi. Court IN person or by solicitor.
OF or Jcfcrc N. 3Isi day Of .irg"s'. lNG6.
Ia answer the premises and show cause II any
lac has why the relief prayed should u., h.
granted aud decree ought no; t. Ia.s -
prayed. -
JOHN II. LoNGNECKER. fl,tA.
True Copy-Tcst:
i0HN II. LONGNECKER. CLERK.
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TIMBER LAND FOR SALE.

4 1On ACRES ~ TIMBER LAND in
L $OOMifiin County. Pa, one mile 81
from Pa. Central Railroad. where there -
j. private Switch belonging to the
property. There - a Mountain Stream pass
Ing through the place. with sufficient power of
water e. drive q saw mill. which /, has done.
The Mill is not now ia running order, but can
be- made 50 for q moderate outlay.
Apply Ia HENRY W. COOKE.
Law buildings. 81; Paul t.. BALTIC.
April q. IsG6.-ti.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-04-21
OLD TOWN CHINA HALL.
IL

I WOULD call the attention of my Country
Il friends and customers o. the new stock oi
CHINA. GLASS AND QCEENSwARE. just
received and for sale At THE LOWEST FRI
CES FOR CASH.
The following are some of the articles which
may be always had OF every quality. SIC "a"
sfyLs:
Bar Tumblers, Vegetable Dislc'.
Ale do. Pitchers.
Table do. Chambers,
Goblcts. Basins and Pitcher
Wine GLASSES, Soup Turecns,
Dccantcrs. Pickle Dishes.
Molasses Cans, Dinner kniycg Forks,
Preserve Dishes, Tea de-. da.
Bowls. Carving do. d..
Batter Dishes. Tea Trays.
Candy Jars. Walters.
Caster Bottles. Steels.
Tea Sets. Tea SPoon-.
Dinner Sets. Table do.
Toilet 10. Fasting Spoons.
Plates, Casters.
Cups and Saucers, Pocket knives.
Meat Dishes, Tea 4 Coffee Pots. 4c.
ALSO.
STONE AND EARTHEN WARE.
AT FACTORY PRICES.
-rARTICrLAR ATTENTION GIVEN TO PACKING
GoOBs Ia 60 out of the city.
JOHN 4. woNDERLY.
40 Gay st.. near Front. Baltic. Nj.
April u. ls6G.-ly.
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NeO Advertisements.

JOHN NJ. GRIFFITH,
(Sucrrssor tn Druster a Grilliihl
No. 40 North Para 81, baltimore. Md.
Sole Agent for Maryland u the
quo HUNT BuckEHE MOWER
~ and REAPER. with Dr"pper attached
BUCKEYE WHEEL HORSE RAKE
sOrgO Machine Company Cane
Mills, and Goods la general,
COOKS SUGAR EvAP0RATon.
Pcilon's Triple Gear Horse Power. Thr'-her
and Cleaner. Rundcll's Horse Hwy
Fork. Woodruff Portable Ia
romctcr. a Tinglcy's
Improved Churn.
ALSO, Dealer in all kinds of AGHICUI.-
TURAL IMPLEMENTS. Fili. Grnss. Garden
and Flower SEEDS. Have on hand fine Sc
lection of Sugar Cane Seed. Early Sorgo. Reg
ulnr Sorgo aud Libcrian Cane seed. ain
prepared To- furnish all extras e. Nurk"!"
Mower aud Reaper. having all Patterns Keep
constantly on hand. large suppl! 81 Extras.
All repairs To Machines executed vt short
notice. by addressing as abovc.
April 2l-sm.
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JOSHUA HoRNRR
CARROLL COUNTY Farm.

Cor. Chew aud Stirling Sta. Baltic. Md
April ~. lsGA.-lN.
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pr Ia another column Of cur lapcs to-day.
We insert IN advertisement d,-.riIiivc uf u new
.i!i Hui iurcr pump now ~, f,l i1 the public ht
!. Elmer, Esg the paicn'cc. were invited
ia'o VIZ Elmer establishment = few dh,. ago.
Hni witnessed ihc wurhi"-s 90 this pump. and
although our knowledge ii tie principles OF by
dmui.c' BE- ,,fy limited Sc, viewing il 10 prac-
t.cil iish, only, We coali no, help pronouncing
II the beet pump for country use tina, we bad
ever seen Thr well We saw was forty feet deep,
with onc and hall ZACH tubing. and inch hose.
aui cy,l wi'h this heavy strain upon the appa-
ra'us j, required scarcely an effort upon our part
20 force a stream ot water far out into the dock.
a distance. probably Of ity hei Mr Elmer IS
a commission merchant, on Frederick Stree dock
Tie has b'cufne thoroughly convinced Of the uiil-
iiy Of 'ii pump. aud !. lahuiiu- hard fer its in
ifol.c,.un through our State. Read his aivcI-
tis,mta'
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rEccgrpNcs oy ORPHANS COvuF 90 BALuvoES
CorStN. April u. anl X, $40 Frederick
Smiths ".i. was admitted 10 probate. aud let
tiers ies,au"' infy granted to Frederick Smith.
jr. Adam Wi'nrr's will was admitted To pro-
hag. Edith I"utlrmtn was appointed guardian
iur thu infant child ~ the late Moses Jonilcnan
Lucy Il Small. guardian Of +. Il. small aud e.
" Smnli received an order Ia transfer certain
s,oeks in sai'l waids. Suah'U. kidlcr passed n
dna account, aud received an order 10 invest the
funds 81 her ward. ililds-ih Gross, In the saw
ings Bank Of Baltimore. BENNETT Green aud
Wii". guardians .or augustus and Thomas j.
t.aFNr, received an order To invest their funds IN
CRY stock. Samuel Moore. Jr. Executor Of the
late Samuel Moore. Sr.. passed first account -
MalcfJ. Forl returned nm inventory Of the
I~r.unal estate Of George llurkman, deceased
ani received an order 10 sell the same at public
sale. caroline Ady, adminisirairiX of Francis
VI. Adr. returned an Inventory of Deceased :
personal estate. aud received nu order 10 sell the
sane Shadrnch hemp. executor Of Shadraca
Kemp ST., returned irst aui final account.
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SATrRDAY. April n

MONDAY. April H..
Tie case ofI'resstman vs. SchWerditnan was en-
tered agresd." Ia the case Of All.nbaugh =.
Cahorn and Chilis. Judgment BY confession in
favor OF the plaintiff for 1896 so was entered -
Henry Schultz, indicted for the arcrny of sow
aud nine pigs verdict guilty.. John willen
indicted for the robbery Of George Norman "a
moved from Baltimore city not concluded.
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SECOND edition.
O'CLOCK p. NJ.
S O'CLOCK p. M.
GOyERNMENr SECURITIES.
WAsHIHoroS. August 81, 1885
Jay Cooke Il CO.. furAish The following
quotations. Of Government securities:
GIFT ENTERPRISES.

The explosion Of the "Northwestern Gift
Concert" fraud at Milwaukee, has reused the
press Of the country to sharp denunciation of
these gift humbugs generally. They are got
up usually under the cover of siding some
phiianrhropic purpose, and thus gull the be-
nevolent and the unwary, who take for grant
ed all the plausible statements Of the scamps
concerned in the gift enterprises In the case
of the Northwestern Gift Concert nearly all
the people in Milwaukee had taken stock in
the swindling scheme, and were waiting with
bright colored anticipations the day for the
drawing that was to give such magnificent
prizes for next to nothing. The day came,
but there were no drawings, for it was dis
covered that the managers OF the concert, who
had secured $500 by the sale Of ckets, drew
every dollar of it out of bank and decamped to
parts unknown. The swindled citizens were
enraged, but the lesson has been SO salutary
that 1t scarcely possible for anything of the
s'gift enterprise" school to make much head
way hereafter in Milwaukee.
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CIRCULATION OF THE CITY PRESS.
THE LEVELS OF LOUISIANA

Ine President gave audience, in a special
interview, on the 18th instant, with Colonel
Edmonston, Judge T.. lizard and Others on be-
half Of the "People's Committee on Levees OF
Louisiana" Having been introduced by the
Honorables the Secretary of the Treasury and
Postmaster General, the committee were in
formed by the President that he would do
Whatever might be in his power to promote
the Interests and welfare of Louisiana; and
thatin his next message he would probably take
occasion TO commend to the favorable consider
alton ofCongress the memorial Of the people
submitted by the committee, concerning the
repair and reconstruction of the levees of that
State The President concurred with the COM
mittee, 'that in view of the revenue to be de-
rived, and the national aid to be conceded in
the event Of the favorable action of Congress
upon the merits of the memorial and bill al
ready introduced before the House of Repre-
sentatiyes, concerning the levees of Louisiana
that Congress may, probably, provide for the
establishment of joint commission on the
part of the United States and Of the State of
louisiana, TO supervise the repair and recon-
suuc,ion of the levees of that State. With the
requisite national aid. to provide a suitable
system of levee embankment to protect the
fertile lands of Louisiana from periodical
floods of the Mississippi river, the vast re-
sources OF that State may at once be de.
yeloped, and thereby produce an important
and permanent revenue to the general Gov
eminent
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VISITORS TO THE PRrsIDrNr

Several Of the State delegations to the Phila-
delphia Convention called upon the President
yesterday - among them the delegates from
Indiana, Tennessee, South Carolina, Illinois.
Missouri, and Maine. The Missouri deleea.
ton, headed by its chairman, Bart Able, ESQ.
Of st. Louis, also waited upon the President.
The members OF the delegation present nun.
bered one Major General, Morgan L. smith,
three Brigadier Generals and seven CoioSels
and the following citizens Of Missouri:-Chas
NJ. Elleard, Charles G. Mauro, Ex-Governor
King. and others. The Delegation was intro.
duced by the Hon John Hogan, of Missouri
Colonel James o. Broadhead then addressed
the President presenting him with papers con-
tanning brief statement Of the condition of
affairs in Missouri. Ex-Governor Austin o.
King then made a short address, calling the
attention OF the President to the fact that the
offices al the disposal Of the Federal Govern.
ment are now In the hands OF the enemies of
the conservative men of the State.
The President, in answer, said -" We will
try to perform everything that depends upon
us here, and think you will find the protec-
ton OF the Government, as far as com patible,
afforded to You. Gen. Hancock will be upon
the ground, and give you every possible as.
sistance within the legitimate sphere of his
du ties"
Ex-Gov. King remarked -" We should like
II he could be put in the foreground" To this
the President replied :-"He is commandment
of that department"
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Political.

NERMoNT.-The Congressional nominations
are complete. ist District, Frederick E. Wood.
bridge, Republican. Samuel Wells, Democrat
%. Luke +. Poland. Republican; q. NJ. Chase,
Democrat. Sd, Portus Baxter, Republican:
Waldo Brigham. Democrat.
REORGANIZATION Republicans of Mas
sachusetts are preparing for the canvass In
the Boston districts there will he a severe con-
test, owing TO the strong conservative" senti.
ment that hangs round the State capital IL ia
now fhenght that movements are on foot to
place Governor John A. Andrew in nomina-
ton for Congress, i'm place of Mr. Hooper, and
General Benjamin F. Butler TO succeed Mr.
Alley. Mr. Loring. however, is making a
strong effort TO obtain tine latter nomination
lowA.-A. w Hubbard has received the Re-
publican nomination for Congress in the Sixth
District Of Iowa.
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OUEEN EN- MA

Queen Emma yesterday visited the Treas
ury Department, making a tour of the different
portions OF the building. and examining
especially the money making department, the
vaults. &c. In the afternoon she received
visits. Mrs. SECRETARY Wells, Col. Thos. l.
Smith, LIST Auditor, and family, and others
and in the evening dined with the Assistant
Secretary of the Treasury, Chandler. Major
Hopkins and Mr.. Welch are both quite indis.
posed this morning. Miss Spurgin has quite
recovered from her late indisposition The
Queen will probably spend most of 10. day az
Mr.. Sewart's quietly, and it is expected that
she will le;.ye tomorrow in a special car for
Niagara Falls