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4. N. oIARTIN,

bARBsI.lNG SALOON, over Dart DAVIS 5 Hardware
store Lansing. Shaving and Esir Cutting "a the
latest style hls also LAeies' department. Tor the
malaiaetlre Of all kinds or Hair Work, in connec-
tion vita his shop. 56Sv1
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j. VAN KEUREN

MASON and Butler, Lansing Michigan Keeps
cslsilntly on hand and for sale, Granl Rapid.
Linz, sticco, aud Water Lime. ONCE AZ r. Booth
roy Co. store lv-625
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DART = WILEY.

ATTORNEYS, C3unseioTs and sl.icilors. Lansing
N1llgn Prompt attention given to Collections
.4ymeli OF Iaxes, ana Investigate OF Llal Titles.
r. c. DAFT. ~ $50 G. Willy.
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~ \ Memphis minister thinks It is the
duty Of the pulpit TO pray for JeI Davis.
The Memphis RspallicGn retOrts: Don't
you do l. You prayed for the Southern
COnfeder2cy and We al know its fate
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{. A. SCftAFER

~ ~ AClliES All dealer in icweiry. clocks
80. -. -e-, pens &c sc. store with Carr < Co IN
.'.-.s NcN bock, Nlch. .Av Sole agent for sal. of
Azsfic1n Watch Co. sa.ches. .Piluetis's cslehr,t.i
SSo..lio pens, back and Cos spectacl,s. sc 6c
la.'y-s ana the public generally invited toexlniue
lol' ela 9rces. spec al attention given. as here
M 70 .ns manufacture u iewsiry sal repairing
- "-IN NaIfAltcd- Stilcy's New Block Mlchi-
ga A'eans, lansing Michigan 5-5Iv.
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PHYSICIAN s. SURGEON. Lansing
dlcl. o.lcs three doors east o. TIE Post One 9.
Resi- isa,e, corner Of Cherry and Hills ale streets
570yl
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ioOr aud shoe Doters, have lust received a large
Ass'rtuoat of spring Stock Of Boots aud shoes.
Consisting of Nsn's, Womea's BOYS. Misses.
Cni.irens ani Youths wear Custom Work
Pronpt.y 4ttenietto.
51j.tf JOHVs Z pAurv
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TO T II + + ARM E RSi
II - T. Al NJ L II -

The quality Of our custom made Boots and shoes,
with which you have been familiar for the past
twenty five years to-day BETTER than before.
Our stock is tauued THE OLD FASHIONED WAY and
not destroyed by acids and hot liquors hasty tan
ming as IS too often thu case with Eastern stock
our custom work warranted in every rsrtiruiAr,
aud embraces Mons, Boys, w0men's, Misses aud
children 3 wear. Ask for II. 2. BALDWIN & co :
CUSTOM WORK 556yl
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J. L.. LANTERNAN.
In. LEAVENWORTU

.Nrlsr. Ts5ih mounted on Cold, silver, OF Rub
Der Bssc Odco AZ mis- residence Oh Grand Street
directly east OF ths Capitol, lansing Michi-
Kan. 531 "
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GENUINE EL0QrEsCE. are D. peo-
pie In The world with whom e.oquence IS 70
universal a. with the Irish. Wlen Leisn
Richie vas travelling in Ireland lie passed
q man VITO wa a painful spectacle Oi pal
l0r, squalOr. aud raggelne,s. lis bear.
smOte hin. and be turned back.
II you are iu want, said Richie 90 "ns
don't you beg"
' surely. lis begging am. yer bon
or"
You did u say . word
"Of course not, yer honor, but see bow
the skin j. spasin' through ne tr0wsers
and the bones cryin' out through NE skin
Look az ne suuken chaeks- and The famine
starin' in me eyes. Man alive isn'i II beg
gin'I an with a thousand tongues
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ATWOOD ~ FRENCH,

ATTORNEYS ant Counssllors at Law, and S1hctors in
Cnl1ccry Plrticular attention Will be given %
claims rrDwieg oIi OF th9 recent war Odics owe.
Taco. Hunters store
a ATWOOD l15Oyll J. n fRENCu, JE.
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u. r. BAILEY,

HOMEOPATHIC Physician anil surgeon, Lansing
Mich. Oi1ee aBd residence, vest end VI the midi
Tlx1 britg3 Special attention given 70 chronic
complaints. snI female diseases. ly539
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WAGON ani Carriage Massrs, foot OF WashtcuiU
street, below the site Of the LlusNg u1use.
~asoascoastantiy on hand, at reasonable priccs.
Repairing done. Slow
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ENOR SALE sett Of door and window
Il Blinds eompiete, with Bolts and BArS-sui table
Tor q store
Oyster lamp sign.
IS gallon Tn OIL Can.
large Zinc Bath Tub.
Cheese Sales, suitable for Grocers
AL the above amed articles are In good order and
VII be sold cheap, - have 10 use for them
o. A. JENISOy
Lansing, Nay Is, lses. silva
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DE. GEO. ". RANNEY.

late surgeon second Michigan Csvalry) Physician
AMI s.r.eon Once formerly occupied by Dr.
shank, north of the Capitol. Residence American
House Lansing 'oomo-
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY, &C.
L. l. McKENDKEE.

Attorney AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, lansing.
Mich VIII act a. agent Tor Duyiug AMI selling real
estate and paying thereon Tor foreign parties
512yl
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AMERICAN HOrsE.
JOHNS a. HALEY.

!. HUDSON, Proprietor, Lansing. Michigan, eppo
site tla Capitol blilling General stage one,
Kept IN connection with the House 570yl
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HORATIO PRATT,

Law Chancsry and Collecting Business, Lansing,
Michigan. O1se over the second National Bank
6OT
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'VAFE1oR, s. Charles, saginaw county. Mich. iii
al1enI promptly % Surveying And Mapping. kan
nns sil describing Lands. Examining Tlglcs Buy
ns All selling Lands, Paying Taxes &c 57OyI~
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Hon Alexander Rivers has been appoint
ed Judge Of the Supreme Court OF Appeals
0. Virginia.
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ONIONS HILL HAVE JUST RECEIV-
~ ed splendid lot Of six, Alpaca, Aohair. Organ
dess Jaeonetts and lawns. Dress goods bought since
the decline. 4U-s-s
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rI)RNEY aud Counselor At Law and Solicitor in
caalcery Aason, laghan county, Mich. ly556
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c. A. COOK. Chicaro. ul.

N''IIII IT u IlI TIC NuTIl- CStCrn States
K. T. Hall. 90, Proprietors Nashua Y Il
; he al wholesale, n Chicago, BY Fuller. Finch &
Fuller, and wholesale and retail at Lansing Mich
By Messrs Brisbin < Couelv. and Holmes 4 Thsver
and by druggists and dealers generally. ssSms
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MISCELLANEOUS.
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAH
HAIR RENE WEIR.

IS the uame iadlcatcs, nos ouly RESEws The growth
o. the hs- when thin AMI falling Of bat positively
r-ec' 20 The original shade when It Is turning
grey or while, whether caused by disease, grief OF
old age.
Il viii osrtlinly 60 what is clainei for Il fact to
which hladreis, nay thousands, who have used It,
are ready and willing 70 testify. Where one bottle
is fairly used, in any community, its reputation
"Spreats Ike Wild Gre, and IS the best advertise
mcnt ani recommendation We desire In the New
Elglan5 States. whore the &. RENEW ER originated
the Young ladies' use u hlircrcsinc. It Is found
GA The toilet table o. young mcn (llso At their bar
hersl while older mel Ard women who dosire Re.
Her-r AMI Gs.0ralire for shrr grey locks and bald
heads Will not be without ths article which gives ia
every Instance ent.re satisfaction.
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s4's-rioss issaes P0ilcies Immediately, upon
I,P.1iol n the following 1rst-ci1ss. rcliiblc
NJ" ENGLAND FIRE. OF HARTFORD.
CONNECTICUT.
fUINAA FIRE, OF HARTFORD. CONN.
TX ANELERS AND ACCIDENT. OF
HARTFORD. CONN.
SPRINGFIELD FIRE AND MARINE. OF
SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
INN MUTUAL LIFE, OF HARTFORD.
capital, S9.OOO.OOO.
;. L TENNEY, Agent.
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Che State Republican:
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:


A copy Of the papsr Uil b. seat gratis one year
20 a1y person furnishing eiur oi /, or more SUB
scr45srs a. 81 90 each. per year
sE-Job Work promptly and neatly 8xecr'ef "a
Orders for Printing and Binding Or evgfy f's'rli
tion are solicited In conIection Will tLe Binder.
he facilities u tAis establishment ars ut e'l rd
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RATES OF ADvERTIsINO /:

Notices iu Local Column CHARGED A. yen -f-'s ~
. ~. ~. erst insertion. aud six cents per lac fol
a-b srhsequant Insertion ont no notice inserted Tor
lassthsu seventh I've cents
c,ris in RIsiasss Directory Of si1 lines or4'ss,
y.,~., ,ivsrti.emsnts have the privilege % three
- rhe Yearly rates apply % regular and riinafy
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:. - y1l II , ARNOLD begs to inform
H.. ~ . sllts of the city OF Lansing and vicinity
rl,t, -. aaenoe1 business. ami IS prepared 10
stvis, az Shoes 20 order 10 the best aad lstost
~. 49,. 4. tainssfron his lon- experience in lnsi
fsc.,, sork aht Material he can give sat,s-
- ~ 20 al who viii give him aca. one door NTH
\ a 10y store AMI opposite the Elgar II use
511ms N- "e@1Aess ~ esp n
JOHN ARNOLD.
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Tx foreign immigration al New YORK
during tbe past year was over zOg,VV0-
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Don't let any drly<st OF dealer urge upon you
diierent artcle, as therc II preparation in the
world Ike this. Beware OF any artcie pCrporting %
Dc the same.
Try HALLS HAIR RENEWER according 10 Direc-
lions and you viii use no other
II not sold az druggists IN your town trial bottle
Vii oe sent you by express upon receipt OF one do-
lar oy mall thus giving you an opportunity al
onceof testing its excellent qualities.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

i L NJ B + K Y \ r D.
II The Undersigned are now stocking Lumber
Yard at The corner OF
ALLEGAN ST. AND CAPITAL AVE.
where We intend 10 keep Al assortment o. Lumber
llth, shingles noOrs Birds and sash Those 10 need
OF anything in the above line We shall BE happy 10
see At our Office in Mr.. Bakers Machine shop.
r. BIRD f56Sy1s) A II CLARK
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NEW STORE AND NEW GOODsi

J. :. CONkIIN, Qormorly Of the
hgmo Morrison & C0ukln, , has just
opened new Jcwelry Store on the
corner oi Woodward avenue aud
lArned street, Detroit, Mich, and
has on hand large and well selected
stock Of Watches, Jewelry, Silver
and Plated ware, Clocks and Fancy
foods. Watch and Jcwelry repair
ing done by experienced Workmon.
Don't tail 90 call al Conklin's when
yol oto Detroit His elegant store
and beautiful assortment Of goods
are we'll worth examining. 556yl
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DRY GOODS.

EIRST ARRIV OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-07-14

bsunses was made The special order for Tues.
Mr. Edmunds calico up the House re,oiu
ton for the appointment Of 3 joint committee
of two Senators and three Representatives On
the subject OF retxenchment to sit during the
recess OF 0ongress, and repsr by bill or other.
On mosi,n Of, Mr. Shermsn, the resolution
was aneeded SO - 70 apply 70 the military
and naval. a. well az TIE etSh service of the
Mr.. A1thony moved % amend BY inserting
provfsion that the committee inquire into the
expediency Of 90 CHANGING the method of ap-
yond the power Of being used for party pur.
poses, provide for the retention OF sppointees
during good behavior, etc. Adopted
Mr. Edmunds moved 10 amend by making
the committee CONSIST Of three Senators and
fivs Representatives. Adopted
Mr. johnson inquired whether this was a
joint resolution to be submitted to the Presi-
Mr.. Edmunds said ~ was not. II w1s a
simple resolution OF inquiry by the two
Houses: The resolutieT ~ amended was
Mr.. Poland called up the bankrupt baI,
which was made the special order fer Monday
Mr. Harris called mp the WI authorizing the
Secretary Of The Interior to lease TO responsible
parties snch Of the public lands as contain
mineral springs lying east Of the load meridian
OF longitude. The lease to be for q term not
exceeding Is years, subject to readjustment
every five years. The rent to Be not less than
the income tax Paid BY those who now own
mineral spfnge.
Mr.. CONFESS opposed the bill as opposed to
the principles Of the Governme1t.-baSed upon
the idea that whatever is good belongs to the
sovereign and not to the subject. The whole
system was wrong.
After discussion By Messrs. Grimes, Pome-
roy, and Stewart atFs.-
Mr.. Grimes moved TO postpone the bill until
the first Monday in December.
Before arriving at vote on the above mo-
ton the corning hosr expired, anslthe bill to
secure the speedy construction of the North
ern Pacific Railroad was taken up.
HOUsE.-The House resumed as the unfn.
ished business Of last Thursdays morning
hour, the consideration Of Senate bill declaring
certain bridges across the Mississippi post
roads
Mr.. Alley, of Mass, offered an amendment
to the bill, declaring tie Clinton (Iowa) bridge
post route. A long debate took place on the
amendment.
Mr.. Hogan, Of M iesouri, said that there were
paio attorneys on this floor advocating this
amendment.
He was called to order, and only allowed to
proceed in order.
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NAMES OF OFFICERS BURIED AT COLD
HARBOR

As numerous inquiries are made at the Office
Of the United States Burial Corps for informa-
ton concerning the Union dead buried on the
battle fields of Cold Harbor,, we publish the
names of the commissioned officers whcse re-
mains have been identified and removed TO
the national cemetery at that place
G. 5. Miller, Lieut.. Co. c.. 27th Mach: -
Hill, Liees. I'd Maine; Samuel Shell, Lieut..
Co. K. l45th Pa; Benjamin Y. Draper list Lit
James knott. Lieut. Co. l, 1Oth,N. XVII
cox, Capt s3d Mass; ID. Russell, I'd Lieut. %.
ID, 10th n. II. Harry Haywood, Lieut. Go. ID.
I'd n. H.: benjamin. Goodspeed. Co. ID, Cant
151st N. u; III. Hixon, Lit. CO. A, 126th Ohio.
Isaac Fizone Lieut.. Co. ID, 51ce Pa: T.. Ben,ly'
Lieut. 90" l., lAth N: Y. H. A.; = Husset,
Lieut.. 90. "A, Pa. ID. F. Potter, Lieut.. nh
w. Va. Go. A; H. H. Bailey. Lieu. 60. B. ID
Vermont Rev. q. W. Bartlett, LIST Maine Cav.
H. G. Miller, LIST Lieut.. Co. A, Sd Vt: Charles
p. Mclaughlin, Lieut.. Co. +, l3sth Pa; Geo.
w. Bibby, LIST Lieut.. Co. G, 3ad Mich: r II
Thompson, Lieut., 18th Mass John w. Bea.
mish. Major, 18th Pa; Jas. Hartley. LIST Liept
Pa; Thomas Mcclure, Lieut.. Bat l., 7th m.
Y. Art; John R, Lieut Co. G., 9th N. 7.
j. M. Sheppard, Lieut., 9th N. H.: r N C,nl
mer. ID LIEUT.. Co. +. 18th Pa; Thos Castham,
Capt. Go. 1, 7sh N. y. Art T. 8. KnIeyside'
Lieut.. DO. e, l0sth N. Y: S. J. Evans, Lent
Mass M W Humphrey, LIST Lieut.. Co. q, 9Th
n. H.; W. Gterly, LIST Lieut.. Co. @, ssth Pa
X. +. Scott, Lieut., 143d n, Y: JEFF. Trritt'
Lieut.. Co. b. 62d Pa; John M Damn, Lieut
Go. @. Bid Del: M. O'Brien. Capt. o. b. ID n.
Y. Art: M Samson. Capt. 60. l. 5th VT: ma.
rian -, I'd Lieut., 1sSth Pa; = McReddy.
1st Eieut. Co. g, 1O4th N. Y; f. L. Hooker,
Capt. Co. =, sth Ill; NJ. Herman, Capt 20. @,
1Soth Pa; q. W. Garden, Capt Go. In III
- Marian, Lieut., 9th Pa. Cav.
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A letter has Just been publNhet sAdressed By
Hon. Gideon Welles, Secretary OF the Navy,
to Senator Doolittle, chairman OF the execu-
tive committee Of the National Union Clro.
In IL he says:
g cordially approve the movement which
has been instituted to sustain the administra.
ton in maintaining unbroken the Union of
the States and recognize in the call which
you have sent me the principles and views by
which the administration has been governed
"The attempt made 20 destroy the national
integrity by secession or the voluntary with
drawal OF a State from the Union, has been
heresy Of secession. On the suppression of
the rebellion measures were PROMPTLY com.
menced to He-establish those fraternal rela.
lions which for four years has been inter.
rupted.
"The policy initiated by President Llncoln
70 restore national unity was adopted and car.
ried forward BY President Johnson the States
which had been in rebellion were, under this
benign policy reeumiAg their legitimate func.
tons; the people had laid down their arms, and
those who had been in insurrection were re.
has been indicated and the Union was sup
posed TO be restored, when q check was put
upon the progress TO national harmony and
prosperity thus dawning upon the country.
On the assembling Of Congress all efforts to.
wards union and nationality became suddenly
paraly 7edthe measures OF reconciliation which
the President had, from the time he entered
upon h5s duties, pursued with eminent sue.
cess, wsre assaiied, and their benehcent Dur.
pos e, toa great extent, defeated attempts were
made TO impose conditions precedent upon
States before permitting them to exercise their
constitutional rights; loyal Senators and Rep
resentati yes from the States which had been in
rebellion were refused admittance into Con.
gress-the people were denied rightful con-
stitutional representation-and eleven States
We're and ssre excluded from ALL participation
N the government
sThese proceedings, which conflict with the
fundamental principles on which our whole
governmental system is founded, are gener-
ating and consolidating sectional animosity
and, If long persisted IN, must eventuate in
permanent alienation. 1 rejoice, therefore in
a movement which has for its object the union
in one bond OF love of the people Of our com.
mon country, and which invites to counsel
and to political act on the citizens Of every
state and Territory, from the Atlantic to the
Pacific, and from the Lakes to the Gulf The
centralizing theory that the loyal and quail.
flied Senators and Representatives from eleven
States shall be excluded from Congress, and
that those States and the people of those States
shall not participate in the government is
scarcely less repugnant than that OF secession
itself
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THR ATTORNEY GINERAL

1t has been quite generally reported to-day
that Attorney General speed has sent ia, or at
least has written his resignation. Weeannot
learn that it has been received at the White
Hease. though parties have stated within the
last forty eight bours, that they have seen'it in
manuscript. The previous r1mors to thesaus
effect, were evidently without foundation, asthe
Attorney General was present at the session
of the Cabinet yesterday, wki1e Gov. DENIM.
son, whose resign ation had been rendered PRE-
vious {. the Cabin ct meeting Of yesterday, was
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INDIAN AFFAIRS.

The Commissioner Of Indian Affairs yester
day received dispatch from the Special In i.
dian Commissioner at Fort Rice, dated June
2lst 1866, in which he saye: ssWe have this
morning arrived atthis place, eight days from
Fort Sully. We find here assembled 662 lodges.
or more than 1850 Indians. Shall hold a co1n.
Gil as soon as we can get the Indians together.
There are at this fort 400 regulars wrote Won
about Inc time we left Sully. We LETT the In
dams there feeling very well over their an
nuites. presents and provisions. We under.
stand that quite q number Of Indians at this
place being tired Of waiting, have gone to their
hunting grounds"
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COMPLA1ATSF FROM CALvERT COUNTY, MD
The Assistant Commissioner Of the Freed
mems Bnreas for this district has heen in
formed that colored children are being bound
out contrary to law, and are receiving bad
treatmeat IN Prince Frederick, Calvert
county Md. The report gives an account also
stdiM eelties amongst the Methodists Of that
place. The Methodists OF the Church South
insist on occupying the Church in Prince
Frederick on alternate Sundays, and have
thus Tar always succeeded In gaining entrance
TO 1t BY some means, against the wishes And
positive prohibition Of the Methodists OF the
Church North. A request has been made to
the superintendent Of the Bun eau of that sec
tion to attend divine service at the church on
the 18th instant, when the church Is expected
to be under the denomination Of Southern
Msthodism. and bring with him q SQUAD OF
regular cavalry.
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srIzrRE OF snUeeLEp GOODS.

We learn that the customs olcers in the
Champlain District, New York, have been uH-
usually active during the past few months
large quantities of goods having been seized
and sold. At Fort Covingren, N. r., and az
Canaan, VT, extensive seizures have also been
efectedt that at Fort Covington consisted of
four wagons and their contents, together with
the teaz,s, worth S1,1OO
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
Gen. sherman in Bosteu

BOSTON, July H.'Gen. Sherman was for
The members of the city government and a
large number of citizens uniting to give him
welcome. On Monday there will be a grand
reception in Fanieul Hall, and on Tuesday he
will take his departure for Hanover. N. II. to
attend the commencement Of Dartmouth Col
lp1p
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III THss. DOwLING, Aucfienssr. ------
VALUABLE PRoPRRTY At PUBLIC sALx

o. TitklpAi, the ls,h Instant. = tie SS n q
sss Sss sss vsisaSs properly sitesssd p sss
isnctien q Byidgs stsess ss4 ihs 0ssisas Poo,
ssss.s s tn The Hon: i ir..s sui.siss. I've
q rors vsscr before sSs dor ssS ..y.rsi sssin
uIoa the premisss. bssiees . roo1y stable, 1iik
Be sold embrace Lsts No, 60 and 70. Rest hall o.
Sesds From srss.S %: s:%s ere ssn J:
s3d rsccrcsd e Libsr VI No g. foiio. 70. ss1
Alec, ~ that part eliot %, a. descrissa IN De-
:s.s:i.s On de p canal sss :ss1 zig % v sss
stasd. or n. trade ofa ssteher; -
Terms: One third cash: sestdue Of YQrchoso
nesey In one ssd two years A dss1 sivsa -
deco oct tAksa. g sscurs the eefsrrs4 peyassss,
The csst Of the purchaser. 90 VIII b requires %
70 peid tDreeiess'y wAea NE property ts soA.
~ ysCXs0n. Ass.r.sy Cor sAs sslp,
P1ssssa8l !: g: 49,. = "a n :" ''''As,S; -
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ORPHANS COURT, July 10th. ls6S-DIsrRIcr
Oos COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON COUNTY. To ,ctt =
In the case of Rachael Campbell, DXecutrix of
Christy Robinson, deceased. the sxecn-
tion of the Orphans Court of Washington
county aforesaid, appointed Saturday, the 9Th day
Of August next, for the nnal settlement and dis.
tributlon Of the personal estate Of said de-
ceased. and Of the assets in hand, a. far as the
same have been collected and turned into money;
when and whore all the creditors and heirs of said
deceased are notified to attend, with their
claims properly youehed, or they may otherwise
ceased's estate provided copy Of this order be
published once . week for three weeks in tho Eve.
Tsst-Z. q. ROBBINS,
y+law3Wh Rogistor of Wins
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-07-14

CONCORD. n. H., July IA fire last even
ing destroyed Lord d Kimball's iron foundry
with the outbuildlngs, and b. T. Durkee &
Co.'S large machine shop. Loss, $4,000: less
than half insured
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-07-14

FRACTIONAL CURRENCY SHIPPED.
The amount OF fractional currency shipped
by the Treasurer to distant points, in the week
ending to-day, were as follows TO the As.
sistant Treasurer in Philadelphia, 100000 to
other points, S2Oo,2 Total, SH2,a 40.