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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-30

hleltt : w o VI
Umpire-H. Ogle, OF the Lenap. Scorers
Thomas Clark, OF the Rural, and R. Wilson,
for the Rustic. Struck Out-Rural g. Rustic 2.
Fly Catches made-Rural 2; Rustic 6. Put Out
on Foul Balls-Rural s; Rustic 8. Out on Bas
es -R4ral 10; Rustic.l4.
Time of game-34 hours,
NoTIoE.-Base Ball players are requested to look
to their interest and purchase their Balls and Bats
a. Boddys. lie sells the Empire Regulation and
the Eagle Ball at 81 rs each, add full sized Bats AT
So rs per dozen, and all other implements used III
the game, at equally reduced rates. He also sells
Fire Works in larger quantities than any other es-
! Enlistment in the State. Those In want Of either
of the above articles good Ice cam, had better
call during the playing sea'n' at 22l M4Tkef 81
n B. Playing rules of the game may 30 OBJ
tanned, jn2l'ot
! agreeable Chanse,-The weather has been
exceedingly pleasant the presegt week, com,
pared with that we experienced and suffered
under last week. The nights have been cool
and slumOer refreshing The rain which fell
must do q great amount Of good. The changes
made in the store OF Nicholson Foulk, No
l02 West Second ST., are equally refreshingi
the new boots, shoes, gaiters, &C., sui plant
ing or dispacing the old ones, causing many
a face to light up with pleasant. smiles. Men
who have carewo.n wives and daughters
should try the experiment of visit TO thu
ho9Ne uhueu PlaSe.
Recommended 10 the Bshop.-At a recen
meeting of the Standing Committee of thu
Episcopal Church, Messrs julius O. Newman
and William Henry Graf were recommended
to he Bishop as Candidates for Holy Orders
and Rev. John Jay Harrison Of Newark, TO
Ordination to tho Priesthood. Testimonial
were also signed in favor of the Rev Geo. D
Cummins, d. D, Assistant Bishop elect q
, Kentucky.
E Police Gases. The following cases wer
heard befsre Alderman Vincent;
George Thompson, by officer Buck, for I'M
, muzz.ed dog, fined S. and costs.
George MAnlua, n by officer Buck, for as
sault and battery upon j. W. Price, fined 5
aud costs.
James Campbell, by officer Heal, for keepin
: unmuzzled dog, fined S. and costs.
Henry Jackson, by officer Crothers, for de-
I sroying John Jackso1's property, committe
to jail in default OF 5000 bail to keep the peac
C39 Maohinists and Iron Workers are invited
II try the Neotero soap manufactured by Harris
ID Co as II removes black groate from hands and ia
IN without extra rubbing and leaves the skin soft
&c smooth. Sold by all grocers
y Ly@our own make of drawers ct as nicely
>, pants cut by fashion able tailors. Try them. j.
Ii DJu shton, sos Marx street.
~ [.I=Just receiv ed ano tbo invoice Of Summer NJ
~ ribo TN iershirts Also full line Of India eau
x, Jus me thing for the season. at Dou shtons No 81
Market street
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-30
REGIsTER,S OFFICE

~ . NV UAsTLR COUNTY, July 2lHt, 1855,
pom the spplisat,iona II, Of Abraham Cannon, IKE;
BOLTON, late Of the city of Wming ton In said Hun
dred, In said Coanty, deceased IL is ORDERED and
direeted by the Register that the Executor afore-
ssd give notice Of the granting Of Letters Tea
the date Of grantnF thereof
tobe posted within forty days from the date of
Letters In ak OF the ost public places the County
Of New Castle, requiring all persons having demands
afhnst the Estate. TO preset the abide
ACT OF Assembly In such case made and provided And
also cause same to be inserted within the Pc
iiod In the Delaware Republican, a ne Wappper pub
iishsd In Wilmington. and to be continued therei
I'll Given under the hand sad &c al Of Once of the
Register aforesaid at New Castle, in New Castle
~ aforesaid, 1.-The day and year above written
uon,,. .,, II. q. fRAIM, Register,
NoTIOh.- All persons having claims gansf the rs
tste O. the Deceased must present the attest
sel, 10 ihe kfscutor: on or before JULY 2lst,
1907 OF abide the Aase by case made and
pi,S S u d. ABRAHAM CANNON, ~ eouior.,
" 20 zD Addrehs Ohrlktinna. nal.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-30

kkw CASTLE UoUsrY, July 18th. 1866,
4 POE the application OF y. II. +. Miller, Adminis-
traitor y A. OF Richard X Fox, late Of Hllmin atom
h., in said County dsoeaBed 1t ia ordered Anc dreot-
% By ths Regs,sr that the AdminiGrator aiorss
upon the Estate Of deceased with the OF grAntin
tneseoi by oausp ad to be posted within
Iorty Gays from the date of such Letters SIX the
most Rsbo plsees q the County New
ing All persons having demands against the Esate 10
present the same or abide by Act OF Assembly in
seeh gaze made and proyded. And also the
70 De inserted within the Rod the Delaware
Republican, newspaper publiAhed In Wilmington and
TO De oontinned therein two months.
A~( Given under the hand and Be al f0fhoe off tn
BIB Register Aforesaid, At New Castle, in New Gas
l~l tie County Aforesaid. the day and yesr aboy .
wr}tt9enan ROBERT o. PRAIM, Reaister,
NOTlOE.-Allperson having claim n al the is-
ate a. ne must same duly atteed
1857 or abide the Act of Assembly in suoh case
made and provided. y. Is. w. MILIER
Address No. s7 West Seventh Street, ilminston,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-30
MEGINTER,S OFFICE--

Nsw CASTLE OousrY, May 18th Mses
| Pos the application Of WIN. W. sTEWAKT, Ad-
h. IL said AID SSo%,n,ty dscd /. f. ORDERED and
give notice OF the granting OF Letters
upon the Estate OF the with the date
ing thereof, By eeusinE to be
within forty days from the date etters sI
ts rsa9iring all persons having dsmsndsa satnat tie
semby in such made and provided, And eause
the same be inserted within the period II
Delaware Republican. q newspaper published in Will
min ton and to be continued hsre p tive months.
k~l Given under the hand and Seal OF Once OF thu
3. Register Aforesaid atNew Castle An New Gas
tie county aforesaid the day and year above
NOTICE. Ailpersonshavine claim against the en-
tate OF the Of he attented
to ths Administrator on or before MAY lBth 1887,
provided. WM W. SPEWA ri ~hN
iune lA-2m. ~ Admi nistssto.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-30

Young Man Are you surrounded with diff.
cuitios If so, you have the glorious opportu
to enjoy the pleasure Of conquorer. Success of Is
greater value when reached from great diff ,ultes
A fortune that comes begging for your acceptance
will very likely desert you 1t comes. Bring about
something then; know what 1t Is to feel that you
man. Does the world frown upon your II 50, do
right AMI you have only to be your self Give your
heart and nerve room, and tmo will bring this same
little account Do you say you have chance Of
success Make chance then, leave out success
Chance! man with hxed, determined will, can
rescue his chance from the storm Of defeat and
Gu have never mature1 your own capacity If you
think otherwise. If you have an overgrown obsta-
Gle that in your way, that appears impossible
for you 10 surmount don't say you can't for that 10
the moanest werd in our language II you can't get
around it either side, then climb over It, II that
won't do, dig under it, keep at it, and don't say
can't try City times rather than give it up II the
world knocks you down, don't lay there until you
arc picked up, but be up and show that you are like
an India Rubber ball, the harder you are knocked
down tho hisher you will bounce. Life would be
tastoless without its struggles and dsappointmens,
aud don't think otherwise. Here lies before you
whole world full Of its meaness, ignoran,e, power
ty and crime as well as full of truth virtue and
goodness aud from it you must learn. Society has
its work for YOU do and you must make the tools
to do that WORK, aud the way will surely come
Possess good share of energy and you will find no
difficulty in going ahead Don't set still and growl
| like bear with sore head, but be up, shake the
dust frcrl your shoes and be up and doing Ii you
| are shoeess and money is scant with you, come TO
this store and will give you pair for $lbO, which
Is very low for mems shoes at the present day-yet
| l have some left at that price. 9. FLANIGEN,
Saville Building, 9th and Market streets.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-30

IsoRGAsED PAY.-The members of the U. s.
Seuate voted last week, on motion Of Beverly
Tucker's friend, Senator Riddle, to increase
their p y from So 900 to $4,000. He said that
tue Senate had be- liberal to others, and il
ought % b. 30 to itaeli He certainly over
BOOKED lb, soliers who enlisted in 1861 and
1862 Nosu4pose a voc to give them some
M.sg g. ighs perhaps offend his southern friends
&t.y Of tAr 6raye men who contributed to
supplies the rebellion re working for S4oO
or $500 pea anuum, while Senators are no
r4u fed to live Gu 50 600 Ttey shoul'
Ie5t5 81 ae all economy, aud cease practice
o. ex.rAYagaHes which are disreputable,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-30

ocn CORRESPONDENTS -"e are always will
.n{ TO allow all sides on any question to be
helrl H. our columns, but we do not wish to
BE- Understood as endorsing the truth of their
COMMUNICATIONS In a communication signed
" New Castle County" in our issue last week
..sssrtious were made which were unfounded
ia tue, bat which we published in the OouT.s
o.. tue article, o Il of courtesy to the gentle
iaaa Who wrote it. He charged that many
..s.al-e v hieh appeared from different Hun
arais and Towns, were the productions OF one
or .wc pens in Wilmington. We publish nc
SAGA communications as he refers to. Our
correspondence from different parts of the
: ..e gives fall expression of public senti
!. i and are accompanied by responsible
names, and he is Their fore entirely mistaken
- .!5 assertion
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-30
10 2l-2moi

Hats, Caps, and 7ruRks-Our readers will
find an excellent assortment OF Hats, Caps and
Trunks, at the store OF G. A. Stowell h Broth
er, South East corner of Third and Market sts.,
In this city, which they are selling at prices to
to suit the times. Their hats and caps are got
up In the latest styles, and finished IN the best
possible manner. Call and examine their stock
before purchasing elsewhere. oc 26tf
ET-Pine lace handkercbefs and collars at low
prices. John e. Frsok, 705 Market street, next
door To st. PauIs M. L. church.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-30

NEW UABTLE COUNTY, June 9Th, l96A,
Upon the. application OF James Fletcher Admits
- ator OF Msnnassab caldwell, late OF Wilmin ston
directed By the Register that the aors
istrstion upon the Estate Of the decesssd with Ike
date OF granting thereof by causing advertisements
" N ~ az OF the most PLACES Of County
sgsinstthe Estate to present the sam abide BY
Act OF Assembly In such ade and pro vided And
also cause the same be inserted within the same ne
riod In ne Delaware Repu newspape publish
months. - ueU 'A'i'A W"
SSl Given under the nd and Be al Of omos of the
IN, Co. a0rsSaid' the day snd year shove written
hOfICE.-An persons having claims assinst the
Estate OF the deceased must present the same duly
httested 20 tue before June 9Th
1851 or abide the Act Of Assembly 10 such case ade
anu ptoviaeo. JAMES FLETCHER,
lhneli mo
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-30

DRUNKEN SENATORS Its stated that Sauis'
bury of Delaware, and McDougal of California,
were drunk the grea' e. part of the past SEES
sior of Congress, Pie former has rcarcsly
been in tis seat halt OF tue time, and, week
before the close of the Session, Senator Riddle
made motion asking that his colleague should
be excused from further attendance.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-30
REGISTERS OFFICE.

poN the APPLICATION Of George d. Clsa9er Ad-
H.: In said decd Il g ordered and directed b. he
Register that the Of
the granting Of Of pom III estate
OF the deceased with the date of ting thereof By
causing to be posted within forty DAYS
from the date ofsueh Letters six the most public
pleoea OF the County of New Castle, curing an per-
sons having DIS the Estate the
sbide BY an Act Of Assembly In such made
and provided. And also the to be Inserted
within the same period in the Delaware Repubicans
ed therein two months.
~ Given under the ha nd and Be Al OF Ofloe of tha
BIS Register Aforesaid at New Castle, In New Castle
Co., Aforesaid, the day snd yssr nsoys written
koII0k.EAll persons having claims Assinsitbs Us
tate OF the deceased attested
to the Administrator before May is, 1867, or
abide the Act of Assembly In such made pro
'idsd, GEORGE g. okEAyER,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-30


FARMERs BANK OF THE SrArs OF DnLAwARu.-
Notice .-Rssolved, That the following paper DO
published as public notice 10 all tho newspapers
Of this city
Bank of the State of Ddkware;' in order to enable
the Branch Of the Farmers Bank at Wilmington to
| become National Bank and under the authority
Of the Legislature of this State authorizing an To-
crease Of the capital OF tho said Bank to One Nil
lion Of Dollars, at a Getting in Dover on the SOW
enth day of June, 1866, passed unanimously the fol-
| lowing resolutions:-
Resolved, That books be opened at the Branch
Of Wilmington, for the purpose OF receiving sub
scriptons to the additional stock Of this Bank. au.
thoriEed by one Of the supplements to is charter,
aSd that such subscriptions are hereby auth rzed
to the extent OF Five Thousand Shares, at $50 per
| share.
Resolved, That such subscriptions shall be under
the control and management Of the Board Of Direc.
tors at the Branch at Wilmington, and payment
therefor to be made in such instalments and at such
times as such Board may direct.
ReSOivsd, That such subscriptions Of stock shall
be for the benefit Of tho Branch Mt W lmington
become National Bank, and that said stock shall
be the capital fthe said Branch under the National
systom, matter in what form the conversion N ay
be attest, j. L. HEvERIH, 6eo'y
Public notice is therefore ,reby given that sub
scrpon books for the increased capital steck Of thu
Farmers Bank on the conditions expressed In TIL
above resolutions, will BIO opened at the Farmer
Bank in Wilmington on the 81 day Of July next
DetWoen tue houIs VI y n iui anu o Inv san
subscriptions be under the direction Of O. l. Du
Pont, President; j. A. Heston, Cashier, and A. q
Robinson, Teller of the Farmers Bank at Whining
. ton.
Ten psr cont shall be paid at the time Of th
. subscription on all amounts subscribed.
Subscriptions for n sam greater than $96 600 sha
not be received directly indirectly from any in
dividual, firm or corporation.
b Al sums will be subscribed on tho express COL
d ditiou thai tho said Farmers Bank at Wilmingto
d is to be Natonalized, and the said Bank hereh
Piled es itself to return the said ten per centum
paid by Subscribers for their subscriptions, with Ii
terest Mt the rate of elk per cent per annum In ca
u the said bank should not be Nationalized.
t Tho balance of said subscriptions shall be paid
twenty days after call for the same has been mad
II by tho Directors Of The Farmers Bank at Wilmin
ton and tho ton per cent aiready paid shall DO 70
, feited on the uon-pay N ant thereof.
The Farmers Bank at Wilmington, whom Natio
t. allied will be independent institution as fr
o from any directions and control Of the Farmers Bal
!. at Dover, and its branches as the Union Nation
of Bank or any other National Bank.
III | true copy of the minutes Of the Boa-d Of Di
rectors. ]. A. HEsroN, Cashier
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-30

-
VIM. kennard, 1906 Market street, has reduced q
large quantity Of his fine dress goods to % cents to
close out,
Now is the time to buy; oil new French lawns at
37t cts Fine lot wool cassimeres 100 splendid lot
of sun umbrellas at very low rates.
Black and fancy silks cheap Give him a call be-.
fore the season cioses. 306 Market st.
Secure your u S. 5.2Os from loss by theft or Ere.
Persons who keep their bonds about the house, or
others who wish to insure against loss, oaR have
them converted into registered bonds, by applying
to R. X Robinson Co., Bankers, corner OF Fourth
a. Market Ss
R. r. Robinson 4 Co. Bankers corner Of Fourth
Market Sts., buy and sell at market rates, United
| States 30s l0-40s, sos, and 1855. They also
| buy compound interest notes, Gold and Silver
They are also agents for Drexel Go. Philadel
phia, for the sale OF their drafts on England, Ire
| land, France and Germany. from fl up to any
size wantoi r. h h. 4 90. alse sell drafts on Phil
adelphla, New York, and Boston.
Wantsd.-A house or uni furnished rooms, with o.
| without board for which a liberal price will B,
paid, Address Box No. 400, Wilmington Post OF
ace, wv st~
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-30
SsIawars &epnblita,l.
MONDAY, JULY 80, 1866.
ry,oN STATE CONVENTION.

Asst, O nyention Of the Union Party OF
De aware, will be held in the Hall of the House
of Re lr seotaliv,s, at DOVER, ON WEDNBs-
BAY, AUGUST sTH, at three o'clock, ?. NJ,
for tue purpose Of nominating caud dates for
Governor aud Representative 10 Congress- and
the transaction of such other business as may
be broush t before the Convention.
Elch county will make arrangements Tor its
own representation as usual.
By order of the State Central Committee
JOHN P. MoLEAR Chairman.
e. 0, PoaTER, Secretary
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-30

Ne Humbug.-Wn. A. BYARD, lat Hagany's
wilmington, Del, dehes competition In his we'll So
lected, large and we'll made stock of Gentlemen's
Fine Calf Long Boots, Gentlemen's Fine Calf Bal.
morals' and Gentlemons Fine Calf Caters. Ladies
Fine cloth CATERS and Balmorals Ladies' Fine
Glove Kid morocco and other kin Ia Of Balmoras,
CATERS and Shoes Boys, misses and chdrens shoes
in endless variety This stock is perhaps the very
workmanship and style, that has ever been offered
to the citizens of Wilmington, and will be sold at the
very lowest market prices Call In and examine
or inspection. apl9-tf
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-30
Great BARGAINS.

The Season, is now ut its height, and before II
commences to decline We think II best to offer our
large stock at reduced rates. So persons still In
want Of any kind of Boots and Shoes, will and a
large and well selected stock at the old stand No
West Second Street. 1t seems hardly necessary 70
90 INTO particulars ms regards the goods and prices,
appointed in either. We would call the attention
OF the ladies to our assortment Of Balmorals skat
ing boots, DO, and the attention Of Gentlemen to
our fine Calf Boot, double soled calf, Gum bottom
boot warranted water proof. We now have one Of
the be,t assortment of goods to be found in this
city. Call and examine. D. f. CUALFANT
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-30

Payment Of Tarss.-The undersigned, receiver
Of Ianes for the city of Wilmington, will be at the
between the hours of and IL, in the morning, and
from to in the afternoon, for the purpose Of Re.
ceiving Taxes A deduction of Eve per cent IL
gust and up to the day Of election the face Of the
bill must be paid, and after that date Eve per cent
will be added to the bill. Bankable funds o0y re
ceivsd in the payment of Taxes.
DANIEL I. HAWKINS,
ju 2l-2mos Receiver Of Taxes
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-30

Pa5lie Meet ag,-A Public Meeting Of the oit.
zens Of wilmington will beheld in the City hall, on
Men lay, July SOth, 1855 at O'Clock, P NJ to con-
tier the oro,is.e i 4 bill entitl ID An Ordnance
FIR wide ling King Street, belwen Second Stree;
and the GhrisJiana River.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-30

HH pre.trt has aomr. ted Ex Governor
s..5I' b. Collector OF Customs at Phil.
4-s las 81 dominated q General Sherman
j. --lo- GHnGTal wee Grant, made Gener
..- "a ---lrAi Porter 10 be Vice Admiral, viei
gu nade Admiral.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-30

Once Mt Wilmington, State of Delaware, 28th day
Of July, 1866.
Allen Amin Lockwood W
Allen BENT Mcneil s 8
And rson Andrew W MoClay Sylvester
Bddle Sallls Nagruder Lloyd
Bishop Joshua Memgold John
Brown Samuel s Myers Isabells
Bond Thomas Numbers VIM
CLARK Edward Neumann Heinrich
Ooyle Kate Perkins Fannie
C)vetdale James Posey Eliza
Chester W Page Allen
Draper R Ross Jane
Davis John Robertson Thos d
1 Day Lidtie NJ Simpson A
Enright O Smith Ellen 8
Evans John |. Stewart Kate
Friz Henry q Steckard John
Guthrie Richard Sullivan N
George WP Sherwood VIM
Galloway Emily Taylor Ohas
Green Catharine Tribbett Charles
Hamilton Annie Trusty Elizabeth
Hsfdswick Aaron Walton CIV
Hilbreth Eliz theth Willis John
+ Hoy!e Mrs NJ Wilkisoa Margaret
Horsey Patrick Wilkison Thos a
Jones Susan U Wilson Willmina
. Kelley Cornelius
FOREIGN LETTERS.
a Hsher Patrick Lucy John
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-30
WANTED,

SN7wo or Three good Operators on Howe's Sewing
Y Machine Mt J. W. BRINE Co.'s Shoe Factory,
No. / 10 King Street. Wilmington, Del. July so
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-30

IMPORTANT TO DISABLED SOLDIERS, SAILORS,
i AND MARINES. Soldiers, Sailors or Marines who
have lost leg been permanently and totally
disabled 10 the entitled TO pension oi
FIFTEEN dollars per month those who have lost an
have lost both or both eyes. TWLNTY.FIVE dol
lars This also the Pensions to Soldiers
ployed in any civil capacity under the dovernment-
Apply ia person or by mail {, w.B. wIGaINs, M, $40
Marke. ST., Military and Naval Agency. July 12'ln
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-30
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MARRIED..

MAREGI z ID.
At Trinity Parsonage, July 26tb, by Rev. O.
Breek, John Il. Sheridan, of Baltimore, and
Beulah Ann, daughter of the late Job Hack
ney, Esq, of this city.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-30

FOREIGN LETTERS.
Hsher Patrick Lucy John
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-08

any grand jury of the country. Re-
newed applause and cheers. Its Sc
verify consists in its truth. lap
plause.] [ have simply risen for the
purpose of moving its unanimous
adoption by the Convention. Zap
plause In doing that I desire to
point to the line tolwhfch / had made
the objection, whichI would prefer
to see omitted 1t is this: That the
Southern States have prescribed Dem
ocratic literature as incendiary' In
my opinion, the contrary is true. The
only literature. they have tolerated Isl
Democratic, literature Laughter
and cries Of Strike it out ] -
/" Iconfess that do not understand
why it was put there, and [ hope there
will be nOEobjection on the part of
any member of the Convention to
striking out thatsingle line and adopt
ing the balance Of the address" !"
Applause. srali. 'll .asa5ss
Considerable confusion ensued in
the attempt of Messrs.. Tucker and
Sherwood, to open the debate
"A lengthy substitute was voted
down. ael5 ~ .5iI 81 l.,3.s., i.sse 5gld bnt
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-08
FROM sT. LOUIS.

ST" LOUIS, Sept. Eight Ceme-
teries report ffty-n nine burials from
cholera yesterday. ~ l9f2 p
Preparations for the reception of
the President are about completed.
Thirty7six steamers, each, represent
ing the different States of the Union,
decorated with hags, devices, &C.,
leave, for Alton, ati8fo'clock o-morl
row morning. n The. Presidential party
are to be =, assigned tQIthe steamer
Andy j Johnson, to which viii be lash
ed the s9 9steamers Ruth and Olive
BranGhafor the accommodation Of the
various epmrhitteesa Gen. Hancock
and Staff will accompany the party to
Montana ad44icggg d44iicagg92saaJ say that General sa
Steele with d. small escort were at
.taeked by the Indians, and AZ mules
were. taken, from them, and, the whole
party came near being captured. -
1. AZ R-frefght train on The Illinois Cen
tral railroad ran off the track at st.
Johns, to-day, killing the conductor,
and abreaksmanio The loco
motive and several of. the cars were
badly smashed. 2.ii o. - ''1,''' m =