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USLucxI.-while Mr.. Jacob Kline. Of
Carson, and Mr.. VIM. Dawson, of Austin,
were on their way hither from Virginia.
yesterday, in a buggy. they were several
times thrown from their vehicle, and
though considerably bruised and having
their clothes torn, escaped serious injuries.
Appeal.
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a Card.

T DESIRE TO RETURN MY SINCERE
thanks to my friends and the citizens gener.
ally, for their many evidences Of sincere syInpa.
thy In my recent bereavement by the sudden loss
Of my brother. For the very many expressions
Of sympathy, as evidenced IN numerous ways.
not only yesterday but continually since the sad
occurrence, l shall ever cherish the klndliest feel.
Ing Of deep and lasting remembrance.
... ANDREW PEASLEY.
VIRGINIA. February 8 1866 fe6 II
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orea.. va. ..tsd fosIyth. l.rr..tt.. payer

in M SlaHss s,SusA se,!a to d.sr.... tn. ..l.ry
Of the T~reaiurer Of Rsmeralda county from
1l,200to 5000 pr anuum. agreed to:
AMr. Bears moved q inesease tho salary OF
$500 per annum. Agreed to. Ordered en-
crossed.
Assembly bill, Gan Ac.to prohibit lotte-
ries," etc.
On motion Of Mr.. Cutter the bill WIS re-
committed to him for amendment, so as to
show more clearly that the provisions would
apply toall chanoe games IN the nature Of a
lottery. The bill passed.
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Found,

Tn GOLD HILL, YESTERDAY, TWO CAR
i PET SACKS, valuable to the owner, who
can hear where TO get them by applying to THU
Office and paying for this advertisement Tho
name of James McGrane In on them. 'i+
Hold Hin, February Z, 1866. fe7N
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ILLINOIS has 2,25O,OoO inhabitants by
her late census-an increase Of $4,000
since 1860, though she meantime sent 1885,
900 men to the War. aII,aosHrst
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NEW TODAY.
TT E r S

LIE r. s D.. ,-rs,
RemninjnE Unclaimed In tho Post Once
&c Gold Hill, Novndn, on the, 9Th day
Of February, A.. ID. 1855.
To obtain any Of these letters. the applicant must
call for Advertised Letters and give date OF List.
II not called for within One Month they Win be
sent to tho Dead Letter once.
Bullock John Mullen Miss Tilly
Bundy Master w Mahony Jerry
Bundy Mrs MI Moore james
: BARLOW Charley j Morris LW iLl-
Cunningham James Mitchell Miss Peeby s
Crow A NJ Miller John i Az
Dciiz George ~ Slmmons John
Daniels II W Osborn aeob-2
Furnsworth Proctor Mrs Martha
Curry Daniel Robinson James T.
Hewett A J-2 Swan David
Hurt s NJ hf - Swarson Geo sai.H
Hogan N Schiller Mining Co
Holly AZ Smith Allen o b
HornbroOk Mrs y gHf.. Tucker Ep
Howard DR. q Taylor VIM
Holden John A TawblynJ d.
Huids VIM II yEE C:yernon Mss Lotta
Jackson r Woods j -
Myers r W a WilliomI Jonathan u
ForeIm List.
Mons Fredck Comm NNcisss Lachspel
Sigr Bassl MIchels
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For Sale.

ONE OR TWO PAIRS OF Elk. 49,
~ cellent Work Horses. Inquire of~N
HANK BLANCHARD, G. ii. or J. 49,
MANCHESTER Dayton Stage Office, Virginia
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The debt Of England began in the year
1892, q loan amounting to $4,000, 900 hav-
ing been made BY William the Third.
This loan is connected with the foundation
Of the Bank of England The British
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ASST mi
CARSON, Feb. 6, 1866.
SAhoONt CCu'
RHPoRTs.

SAhoON CcU' VI AO0N'
REPORTS.
By Mr.. Mayhurh. from the Committee on
| Mines and Mining Observation-Disclosures to the
passage Of Assembly Bill, can Act concern
ing mining locations" for the reason mat
| Although tho provisions of this bill were
meritorious, they were substantially emood,
| led In another bill which the committee had
reported favorably on. ma
By Mr.. Beck, as correctly engrossed-"An
| Act to prohibit lotteries and other games.
Aiso. dan Act TO provide for the survey and
establishment Of county boundaries" Also.
"An Act creating the county OF Stewart.
| Also, can Act to authorize the citizens OF
| Churchill county to construct a break-water
in the bed Of Old river, at It's junction with
Carson river, in Churchill county"
By Mr.. Bearss, US correctly enrolled ana
handed TO the Governor-""An Act to amend
the Act concerning Courts Of Justice and the
officers thereof"
By Mr.. Mayhugh, from the Committee on
Mines and Mining Alphabetically, with
amendments, Assembly bill, A Act con.
corning the location Of lands and mill sites"
BY Mr.. Fisher, from the Committee on
Contingent Expenses-favorably on Senate
bill, "An Act to provide for the payment Of
certain outstanding accounts against the
Senate"
by Mr.. James, from the Storey county del
81 .msnd the V;rS;n;. Civ Cbsrtsrn
Mr.. Linn, from the Humboldt delegation,
reported favorably on Assembly bill, "An
Act to amend the Act to provide for the pay
W uem q, .ne Su.sna'ns '"ue0une'' Vi
unty, nnnor,n
BILL A%ftkoTsD. .A
ny tne 1osernoI, a ACT 10 amehe tne
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GENERAL GRASr'ss pay as Lieutenant
General, amounts to 1920 a year.
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THE PUBLIC DEBT.

The magnitude Of our public debt is les
. subject Of wonder than the rapidity with
whicheit has grown up to is present pro-
portions. When the advances made BY
the States to the Federal Government shall
be l~iquidated, it will be found that our
national debt will equal tina. Of Great
Britain ; and it required more than a GEN.
tury to swell the debt Of Great Britain to
its present figure.
The debts Of the principal nations Of the
earth, as near as can be ascertained. are as
follows:
Debt OF Great Britain ...--...-....S16VO,OOO'VVo
d" (" France $500 1000. 900
" " Austria.-. ,SUOiOVO,Oov
" Russia. l,lSo'eoo'VV0
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LIberty nose Cempasy Ne. T.

rt,uIg MEMBERS OF LIBERTY ~
Hose Company No. I. Gold Hill ~ ~
win hold their regular monthly meet. SN
Inr M the Truck House, on WED.o
NESDAY EVENING, February 9TH, ct IN
usual hour. w. H. II. LEE, Foreman.
C. W. HUMPHREYS, Secretary. fe6 II
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Main street, teIow Ws!is, KsrsS q Co.'S
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GOLD HILL, NEVADA.

Charges at San Franciscs Rates.
noii II II. HARRIS.
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A bOOk NOoEA
Mr.. Trite, from the Storey county del
egation, reported favorably on Senate bill,
"An,Act to legalize the levy and collec-
ton OF taxes for the purchase or erection
Of county buildings in the several counties
Of this State, and to provide for the dis
position thereof and for, other purposes''
Nj. Wintoni moved to 60 into Com
mittee Of the Whole on the bill. 1'
Mr.. Sumner hoped the motion would
not prevail. On the main feature OF the
bill the delegation. agreed, but on some
minor Gestures they differed. The spprais-
ers who had valued the county buildings
would probably be here Tomorrow and
could throw some more light upon the
question. He desired that their state
rnents should be madsto the sehats before
the bill was considered.
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THE EVENING NEWS

GOLD HILL, NEVADA:
"Wednesday EveuinG,-.Reoruary ., 1885.
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BY Mr.. Ssely,r BY leave, An Act sup
Elementary 70 and amendatory Of An
Act to provide for the m~ainteaance and
supervision Of Public Schools approved
Msroh On -NHA ~ Hbf -i#
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-09-04
COURT PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS the Hon. Robert G.. White President
w Judge, and the Hons G. s. Jones and G. q.
Colvin. Associate Judges of the Courts of Over Il
Terminer and General Jail Delivery, Quarter Scs-
Aons of the Peace Orhans' Court and Court of Com
Pleas for the County of Potter have issued their
preccpt, bearing date the Twenty-thrd day Of June,
In the year Of Lord one Thousand Eight Hundred
and SixtySix, and to me directed for holding Court
Of Oyer and Termiuer and General Jail Delivery,
Quarter Sessions of the Peace, Orphans Court and
Court of Common Pleas, in the Borough of Couders-
port, on MONOAY the 18th day Of September next,
and to continue one week
Notice is therefore hereby given TO the COroners,
Justices of the Peace and Constabes within the
county that they be then and there in their proper
persons, at 10 o'clock A. NJ of said day, with their
rolls records, nquistiUns, examinations and other
remembrances, to do those things which to their
offices appertain to be done, And those who are
bound 10y their recognzancrs prosecute against the
prisoners that shall be in the Jail Of said county
of Potter, to be then and there to prosecute
against them will be just
Dated at Coudersport, August IS, 1866 and the
Goth year of the Independence Of the United States
of America. w. w. BROWN, Sheriff
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TrIaI List COr Sept. Term IS66.

Russell d Has<in for use vs. Asa Stevens ct al
John Krouse vs. Martin, Mallory, ct al.
Fuller & Card VS.. Deremer & Thompson.
Lewis Yentzer vs. Yates Anson.
J. +. Bachelor vs.. May d Smith.
John VI. Dean vs.. Robbins Brown.
G. B. Watrous VS.. Seth paggett
Barnabas s. Goodrich VS.. Monroe & Cobb.
Fran kiln Gale VS. James H. Fox ct al.
ID. T. Swain, assignee, vs.. Heirs of l.. A Wood
d. Patterson VS. Jas. Francis IL Geo Francis.
Booth VS.. Hamilton.
Hacket VS.. Cleveland.
Ellsworth VS.. Flynn.
Thatcher VS.. Peterson.
Billings VS.. Pye.
Benton VS.. Turner.
Patterson VS.. Qaimby.
Patterson VS.. Keller eft al.
kniekerbacker VS.. Knicllerbackcr.
Ennis use of Kenyon VS.. Luke Steveus.
Joseph Mann VS.. f. Y. Wood ct al.
H. J. OLMSTED, Proth'y.
COudersport, Aug. q.
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Orphans Court S a.

DY virtue of order of the Orphans Court Of
ID Potter County, Pa. the undersigned, Admins
traitor of LESTER FLING late of Ulysses Township,
deceased, will offer for sale, on the premises in Lew
isVllle, on
SATURDAY, the 18th day Of September nert,
the following described Real Estate, to wit : All that
certain tract of land Village Lot situate in Ulysses
tp bounded as follows viz: : Beginning at post the
northeast corner thereof, thence south degrees
west rods to post thence north SS degrees west
rods, thence north degrees east rods thence south
S6 degrees east rods to the place OF beginning Con
tanning "a square rods of land and being part Of lot
Of land conveyed by deed from Bingham Estate to o.
A Lewis The improvements consist of a one and
n half story frame house and small frame barn.
Sale to commence at o'clock p. NJ. To be sold for
Cash. LOIS FLING COOK,
Aug. 13 lS66.-4t Adm'rof Lester Fling, decd.
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Notice.

GERMANIA, Potter Co., Pa, Aug. l, 1868
NOTICE is hereby gwen that Charles Bu-
~ shor, now or late of this county, holding
the following described property, has not ye'
paid any consideration whateverf fer the same,
and all persons are hereby warned not to pur-
chase any of said property of the said Bushor
before the decision of the Court is given in
this case and G. Bushor has paid to me the
consideration money therefor.
The following is the property:
lSt A certain tract of land near the Ger
mania Mill, in warrant 5O75. Abbott to wnship
Potter county, Pa, containing 100 acres
Also 25 acres in warrant 5O7S and adjoining
the above.
2nd A certrin tract of land, with Mill and
improvements thereon, near Kettle Creek, in
warrant 58l9, in Stewartson township, Potter
county, Pa, containing about 2O4 acres.
G. Bushor holds also tn trlsst warrant no.
250l, in Games township, Tioga county, Pa,
on the road leading from Germania to Gaines,
containing $50 acres.
If WM. RADOE.
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STRANGE
- -, - 2
THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES
BARGAINS ! BARGAINS!
No attention paid to the cost Of
GOODS.
Prompt conformity to the Lowest
Market Prices is our established
RULE.
We are determined to give the
public the Benefit Of the FALL,
this time.
We shall try to prove the Rule
"WOrkS both Ways"
You paid high prices when goods
went up, we will see to it that
you pay low prices now GOODS
are down,
Others may go down, but we do
not intend to be beaten.
All we ask is to give us a Call.
Shop as much as you please. If
you know our prices we feel sure
Of a sale.
We are i'm for the trade this spring
and are determined that
CHARLES S. JONES
Shall take the lead in furnishing this
section of the country with the best
articles for the least money. Ours is the
Store where that can be done. COME,
SEE, and be CONVINCED.
All kinds of
Cotton Goods 7.
we are DOW offering at prices which can
not fail to strike the purchaser as
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Registers Notices.

A LII persons interested will please to take
settled their accounts in the Registers Office Of
Potter county, and that the same will he pre-
sented to the Orphans Court for confirmation,
on Monday, the 18th day Of Sept, 1866, at the
Court House in Coudersport:
Account of Asa +. Raymond, executor of the
last will and testament Of Henry E. Tucker,late
Of Allegany township, decd.
AccountofM. d. Briggs, administrator of VIM
Nelson Howe, late of Bingham township, decd
.. r.. DAN BAKER, Register.
Coudersport, Aug. 20, 1896.
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MARVTN'S

Patent Alum and Dry Plaster
Fire and Burglar Safes,
House and Store-Door Locks
Send for Catalogues
MARVIN s. co,
265 Broadway, n. Y.
72lC Chestnut ST., PhIla.
Au II "
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOIiCe.

WHEREAS Letters Of Administration on the
w Estate of EDWARD BLANK late of Abbott
township deceased, have been granted to the under
signed all persons indebted to said estate are re
quested TO make immediate payment and those ha'
ing just claims against the should present them
duly authenticated for settlement, to
MARGARETTE BLANK, Ad,srs.
DAVID CONWAY,
july "a 1866
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and Sn Dsps bound pound
cen!um I'D vsoem Provided nat nothing herein ha De he'd NJ
Glade newspapers or other printed matter lawfully Il'ed ~
g. and sss rspns military and charts not other
ssssns. y.ad ss9'. ra cat: PEG
@ screens and cent? PEI pound
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card paper cent. pei pound addition thereto Per
s.c And be further enacted that the aue, hereto
fore imposed b the shan Be levied collected ed psa o. Tho
a rates Of duty. tssi Z 70 say. On all II s
packages . 100 | an bun . cent. per reg q
Pee p;9 Sias :ssa s ssa 81
" :.s 'sPI rss s 1s ss
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h.h paks.e n bsl shall pay in proportion to de
On S. s.ais q T. ssPsS q S % s
pay raj. q > ess,. per S.r Of pean
s S 9ssss wool Oh sas ss-:s q 8 %
I'D ysIors% goat and sheep .sn, ,sp1si and 1na9.ss o
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soiorsd az voIsi mat. q sheep n. snsy
sSGSs g per SsSs "a s e. sss sSd %
leather patent psnnea enaHeed dared sks
centum adva0em; parchment
vaIore on all kinds and ell nuures 81
herein otherwise provided for centu d yaorem
skins in tie from foreign port Of shipment
per cent ad valorem
That Of the daies heretofore imposed by law
the importation Of the articles nenioped there shall be
i TO saw On aia acwsi. Whistler npoed ia roses bsds
grapes gross yaore; imported In
consisting Of flowers buds Leaves
bned ready for sale aud 90 I'D vorsm when nads
wholly Of silk adj yaiorem On buans pearl,
ad On buttons Of al other descriptions not
otherwise provided for cent d valoren On Britannia.
and On cobalt ard oxide OF
cobalt per bichroste Of potash - cents
per pound
ADJOURNMENT.
The Committee then rose and the House 80 adjourned.
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NAE xICO.

MATAM0Ros STILL IN THE HANDS OF THE LIBERALS
DEPARTURE OF GEN. META FOR VERA CRUZ.
NEwORIRASs, Tuesday. July g. 1905.
The steamers Marnic and Foote, nine days from Brazos
arrived in distress at Brashear City, the former wreck
and the latter out of coal.
Gems Mea and Olivera aud STATS with portion Of
their commands at Brownsville, route for Vera
Cruz
Matamoras remained quiet.
NEWS PROM FL PAsO-JUAREz TO LEAVE FOR CHIIIUA-
HUA-THE LATEST NEWS FROM THE PACIFIC
STATES SATISFACTORY.
WASHINGTON Thursday. July 8. 1865.
Mr. Romero, the Mexicon Minister, received to-day
official news from FL Paso up the 9Th u President
Juarez his Cabinet and the Government 10 leave
there the 10th for Chihuahua II is thought likely
that when they hear of the capture of Maamoros tho
of the Government will be removed to Monterey.
The received at FL Paso from the Western States II
Mexico satisfactory. The French held only Guaya-
mas III Sonora and Mazatlan in Snaloa
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NETWORK, FRIDAY, JULY 6, 1866.

time longer In districts OF the State the Bureau could
DO dispensed with now but In the city of Baltimore and on
the Eastern Shore the freedmen need It's protection. He
farther recommends that the above district be made sub
district and attached to the District Of Columbia with only an
Assistant Commissioner.
PARDON FOR DBsERTERs.
The following important order has been issued from
the War Department:
WAR DEPARTMENT ADJurASr.GE GENERALS OFFICE,
WAsHSoros July 3, 1900 =,
deserter from tho Regular Army who voluntarily join their
regiments surrender themselves at any military post OF re-
returned to duty without trial or punishment on CONDITION
that they make good the time lost BY deserton and forfeit an
eters as under this order surrender themselves other
place than the stations Of their regiment will be subject to as
Segment to other regiments as II they were Unattached re-
BY order Of the Secretary Of War, .u,
L. d. TOWNSEND. Assistant Acknowledgement
oUTRAGEs ON THE PREEDMEs-oRDER FROM GEN.
HOWARD. "sT
The following circular was to-day issued by Major
Gen. Howard:
WAR DEPARTMENT, BUREAU OF REFUGEES
FREEDMEN AND ABANDONED LANDS, I
WASHINGTON. July 5, 1866.
In consideration Of official Information received Of oufages
committed upOn the freedmen in portions Of Texas OF
murder and crime against officers and freedmen IN certain
States officers of this Bureau called to exercise unu
aa and exert what power they can I S1a @
tricts for which they arc held Responsible. Where
tho civil courts are in operation they WIZ re-
ceive tho testimony Of freedmen and secure their
rights 1t is just what is wanted, and effort
be spared to further the ends Of justice through this In
trunentary by complete and active cooperation The
changes the organization of the Bureau making the
under the same officers win not II properly understood in
any weaken but must strengthen the hands OF the re
sponsbe officers Special attention Is called to paragraph
sixth Of circular No from this Bureau approved by the
President This circular has been countermanded nor
modified except with regard the Courts where the military
tribunals have been suspended replaced by the civil and
local in accordance with specific orders aud even in
this has taken place. the officer agent
still DO tho friend Of the freedman refugee to aid him
In the prosecution Of his case
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THE WEST INDIES.

PARTICULARS OF THE REVOLUTION IN SAN DOMINGO
A LARGE GANG oP NEGROES LANDED MEAN
MATANzAs--GEy. CABRAL TO BE THE NEXT
PRESIDENT.
HAVANA, Saturday, June 90 1896.
Advices from Porto Rico to the 17tb and from San
Domingo 10th nst have been received There
few Of smallpox at Ponce.
The contains folsvrg particulars Of the reyou
ton ju San Domingo
On Saturday the 26h u Cen Adon made himself master Of
the left bank Of the DIANA and Monday Gems
Pmenta and Crere with forces from Cbao arrived San
with troops from neehbong district On this day it
ntimaed to aez that be should give up the conmand and
with this object thc passed from side 70 the other
number Of communications all tending to bring about sn i'm
mpoent resist the Roadway Of the revolution still kept
within the walls Of Palaoio although prepared to embark
secretly the schooner Capotlo Cen Pmenal haened to
send cautions Baez against dsposins Of vessel bo-
longing the Republic: but the schooner taken
out OF the river with the baggage Of Baz aud laid in
the for passengers Pmenta headed OFF this aempt
in AT midnight this movement became knoxn and Though
effort made 10 embark II too late The revolution
accomplished and Bsez Immediately took refuge At tho
French Consulate On the morning OF the 18th the Ministry
and CureL Among the grayest OF the charges against Bae1
Is that OF enrcbng himself the expense Of the Republic "a
the amount OF S00 In SIX months beside creating an
The trumyrute has declared null and void oil the official
Of Baez and appointed officers 10 the different Dcpa
ments.
the next President. Baez has been permitted TO leave
cargo Of 500 600 landed at Jaruco
Mganzas Cabe. daring the last week. OF these 200 we're
carried to the Porero II DuTsh0ua In Guinez all provided
with from the Government The agent the ypedoa
formerly Governor Of Matarzas.
The weather IS very warm Exchange 2is2sc.
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SOUTH CAROLINA

HON. BARswgLL RHsTT MURDEaED-EscAPE OF til
AssAssIN--RIor BETWEEN SOLDIERS AND 0TIIE
AT C0LtMBiA sc
COLUMBIA s. c., Wednesday, July L. 1867
Hon. Barnwe Rhett,'a distinguished citizen Of
State was shot yesterday afternoon while going to
plantation, near Charleston. He received two loads
double-bar shotgun, load breaking his arm
other penetrating his side and entering his lungs.
twenty minutes after receiving the wounds he fell ro
horse and died. II is not known definitely who the
derer was, he is supposed TO be a negro whob
pressed strong animosity against the family.
At the preliminary meeting on the Conereye Cor
day preparatory 10 recognizing the Jockey Gu
Frankn's bay horse Jockey won the race, deieatin
During the race the soldiers and citizens INDUCED
fight. without any serious results. The military
a citizen the Chief OF Police Dterfered, and 4
the battle was heavy, but the soldiers utiu
umphed.
Excepting the above, the Fourth passed of gu
negroes celebrated the day with the whites.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

Ar DI.Iyg from tie Committee on Elections called MP the
ronor In the contested election case Of ner against DAWSON
On motion OF Mr. MORRILL, (Vt) was po''poneu u' e''ei
tho Tariff bill should be disposed o. -
THE REPORT OF THE GBISsELLRoUsshAo COMMITTEE.
MI SrALpyG Ohio) gave notice that he would call up tie
e.on OF pryle9e ia tho Crinne Rousseau matter mme
dately on the conclusion Of the Tariff BILL
Bills INTRODUCED. 80
NJ prryssox IN HI on leave introduced the following
,. which were read twice and referred to the Committee on
10 provide Tor the probate and recording OF wills In the
District OF Columbia. -, ..... ....o.
In the District Of Columbia ,,.., ,,
10 amend the oct Of March 1884, to enable es guardians
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COMMERCIAL MATTHIAS IN SAN PRAHcDc0.
SAN FRANCISCO. Tuesday. July q $50
Extra Flour in fair request at 50 % per Dbl Wheat
sales of Choice at Il IS per 100 b. The msrket n
steady with moderate offerings. 49,
Mining shares are firm; Chollar $40; Savage esle;
Imperial 1l05 Ophir $240 Belcher $i@.
Legal tenders 20.
Arrived bark Orixa, Vincent, Bordeaux also stesmss
Del Norte Crescent City SIS, 600 in treasure.