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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-16
LARGE
AUCTION SALE,
BY w. HI. LUCUS a. Co.

No. 25 College ST.. opposite Sewanee Hotel.
WE WILL SELL FRIDAY, MARCH 18TH.
w 1866, On account of bill filed by Judge Jos.
c. Guild against sundry parties. large assortment
of the very finest Ladies Dress Goods, Table Linz
ems, Towels Napkins, Irsh Linens, Shawls. l.. G.
Handkerchiefs, Linen Drills, Fine Silk, Flanneis,
Shaker Flanneis Counterpains Sus pendcrs. Cloths,
Cassimeres Bleached and Brown Domestcs Prints.
DeLanes; and in fact almost every article usually
kept in Retail Dry Good Store. The Goods will
be sold with liberal privileges. Terms Cash. on
delivery. Goods opened for inspection Thursday,
W, III. LUCUS 4 co,
Auction and Commission Merchants,
No. IS and 251z College street. opposite Sewanee
Hotel mar13-4t.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-05-16
4 New Vegetable,

The last new thing in vegetables is
really quite startling wonder. Think
of rajiSh with secd-pots about three
feet long. and sometimes growing five
or six inches in four and twenty hours.
We can think Of nothing like it except
Jacks immortal bean stalk, which au-
thcnticaljy described plant is ncverthe-
less not spoken Of as good to eat,
whereas this radish is said to be as
palatable as it is monstrous. The
pods are its edible portion, and when
haIt-&rowm You may pickle them or
eat them rs component part in il sal
ad. When they are fall grown you
may boil them, and they taste like a
combination OF asparagus and green
peas. The plant comes from Java,
but we are told that it has been fairly
tried in the open ground in England,
and succeeds perfectly we'll To add
to its merits, It's pods are ready for use
in less than three months after the
seed is sOWH. Atprescnt, unfortunate.
ly, these seeds arc Iamcntably scarce :;
bat if all that is said about the virtues
OF the plant is true, it ought TO be
quickly prolific, and people who can
not afford to give a guinea for about
half q dozen seeds will soon be able TO
try what il IS ike for themselves.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-05-16

Chloride Of Lime,


Ch|orjdC u lime as Il Dis'Ject0aL-
Always, during the prevalence OF
warm weather dlsintccting agcnt IS
should be literally uScd, but the pres
ent season, rs guard against the choI-
era, which may become prevalent IN
tins country, there would seem 10 be
a greater hcceNNlty } than ever, TO make
use ol every appliance IoF destroying
offensive odora' ana keeping the AR
2oo"l residences, WORKSHOPS, &c pure
and sweet. 10 better agent ior ac-
compiishin3 th's mas ye' betn loUhd
than CnIofIdc Oh Lime. II mas beeh
found also, to be most excellent rem
cdy tor the destruction OF Ncrmn. 4
gentleman pNoiiSAcS lhe result oI MS
trial with Ittor the latter oGJect, in the
London Builder, as follows:
Some years ago, read in a French
scientific periodical, that cloride OF
lime wouA rid house Of ali ycrmin
| treasured up the information until
an opportunity offered for testing its
value took an old country house,
infested with rats, mice aud flies. |
stuffed every knot and mouse hole with
the chloride. | threw il on the stone
floor Of the diary and cellars. | kept
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-05-16
}floral and 1lcljQious.

Is it .ShouLd Bc.-Not long since 4
worthy minister was invited to take
the pastoral car" Of church in n
growing place. Some Of the principal
members had a personal interview
with him, explaining their condition,
wishes and purposes. Among many
kind expressions, they said, We DO
not invite You here to ill up our house
with hearers, or to increase the value
Of our pew stock We wish You to
labor exclusively for the spiritual wei
fare Of this people and leave to US the
care Of all the secular matters Of the
society Give yourself no anxiety
about the salary. We have heretofore
paid --- dollars. Should that he
insufficient, the amount shall be in
creased We are able TO support you,
and will do it, Such were not prom
iscs made to be broken. That church
was always just as kind to It's pastors.
IJatchm0n.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-05-16

E=4v Some men talk ike angels and
pray with 1ervor, and mediate with
deep corhe,tuc>s. lAU speak to God
with affection, and words Of union,
aud adhere to Him in silent devotion,
and when they % abroad arc Is pas
siouate as ever. pccyish rs frightci
fly. vcXjuG thcmscivc, With their own
reflections; they arc cruel ia their bar
gains; uumvrcituI 10 their tenants, and
proud IS barbarian prince; they are,
'or all lacir file words, impatient Of
ropfoof >cornlul 70 their nejghbors,
lovers Of money. supreme in their
thoughts, and submit to none :aI their
spiritual fancy is an illusion; they are
still under the power Of these passions,
and their sin rules them imperiously,
and carries thom away iuIaIiibIy.-
Jcrcmy Toyior.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-05-16
Whole No, 287O.
Mercantile Appraisennent List
for 1866.

yI7HE following is a List of Merchants,
and Dealers, Wholesale and Retail, in
the County of Mitiiin, classified agreeable
to the provisions of the Act of Assembly:
Glass II pays 90; Glass Is pays 10 90;
Class y pays l. 80; Class II pays - 90 ;
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-05-16
Vol. LVI. No. 20.

their gllded china will be reduced TO
plain, and their bright steel tenders TO
rusty iron, in short time"
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-05-16

\ German, beng required to give
receipt in full, after much mental et-
fort produced the following: i ish
full. | wants no more monish. John
Swachammcl
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-05-16

ra The powerful speech OF Judge
SheIiabargor Of Ohio, delivered in the
House lately, on the subject Of Nation
al citizenship, and the manner Of its
forfeiture, and the power and right Of
tho National Government to control
its resumption after forfeiture, has
chalIengcdasp spro!ound attention among
leading thinking members as any
speech yet delivered in Congress. He
assumes that citizenship, under our
Constitution, is Of National, and not
State, origin. By a mastery e&posi-
ton Of &utF critics, Of Il State, national
and international character, with tho
uniform practice OF civilized nations,
he shows that by participation in the
Rebellion the Rebels have lost all right
to participate in the Government, and
he further claims and shows by precG-
dents that Congress, or the legislative
power, can absolutely prohibit their
resumption Of The right Of franchise,
except upon such terms as Congress
may determine, and that the States
have no authority over the matter
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-05-16
NIISCELLANH-
4 Curious Case.

Several weeks since, VIM. Grady
was hung at Elizabeth, New Jersey.
for the murder Of Fergus Collins, on
the 10th Of August, 1861. 1t appears
that Grady had previously been in the
army, and, after the murder, which
was pcrpctrated while Grady was
drunk. he enlisted 4 second time in the
&Jth New Jersey \ Noiuntcers, which
WAS assigned to Gen ShormaI's col,
Umn, just before it proceeded on The
grand march 10 the sea shore While
The army in question vas moving be-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-09

Cincinnati paper Of the 9TH inst. has the follow
ing dispatch. dated Madison. Ind. Aug 6; r..-r 20.
I5e steamer Gen Lyle blow up this Bsthe ,s
Chtfles al the way from Louisville When the accidsnt
CURED tae were close together From Is 10 - lives gtrs
ost oio OF tue crew are saved Capt Goldman had 1st
d0Yn whea the explosion took place instantly kefs
The boat Is tOa wreck The officers Of the ST. Charles
deed oTery assistance TO the sufferers possible brought
the killed and wounded TO this place where they bsiax
cared for by tie citizens Capt Godman remains wers axss
officers toe st. Charles the captain OF Lyls
from all blame and deny the charge that tie boats aonx
Ihe affair has gloom tne entire city. The follow
ing list Of hos passengers and crew With the exception OF
P.ssnssr- ,a Lougis to Cncinnat-Iioymier ..,e g.w
Levy sie Fisdns safe; Howard safe; Gallagher sale Iso@ss
badly cslisdi Browa sae Hail. badly saded Ooe,srl ns ~
safe; Snyder aud boy. missing Peak mng Cs1t ssio,
Boysn safe HIn Miss Lsboc safe Miss Dubss
.sis Emerson and wife ale Mrs Baciy safe As Cor.iy s
Mfs sole Msy safe cha.eii aud ehld sis Ma Bsi
ley safe J. I. Bel srl Sm safe Alnsats Csss.
s1fe RAon, Mira Brady Mr. Hathaway two
Mis,-' Hathaway Miss Body safe Miss ustn ae; J. w
- Gsager three children slfe Owens aud wife safe.
P,s.su C,rfo.ton Ky-Sfr. Bsey NJ Briggs ssz
Madon paengerM Buha1 safe Mrs Coulter SAFE Nj 5hes.s.
safe; the Dr. slightly scEfsd, NJ.
a. ssy .csjei Rosenberser i.sing Boundaanl safss
Creys SAFE Ml.er sad wife, safe Gs,e safe.
Liz o. CrswCsp n. Goldman killed G. Maine. first clerk bsfy
hdsd C. Cer second clerk safe Defour pIo. ssfs Brss
hei-, p9s badly cli joe M,ekn pilot sfs Nh Miller hr
J. Game striker safe e. Miller striker missing 0syer csrpse
.afs Rene badly scldei j. Whees sscoud mats,
safe b. Morgan. steward ssfe Molomsker. cook missing D.
Allen sss1rd COOS sf Hechebra.h bsrkeepsr badly ssdsd
portsrs three bar6sls afe Be Sni
lba boy missing chambssasds sale ]. Harrison mai sssut ssfs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-09

4, ne Eii'oye f the SyraeBIe Journal
SIR: In your issue of the Sd instant see my name
Yuhed as one Of delegates the Saratoga Contention
Permit me say through your columns that the use OF my
ae 10 that connection entirely unauthorized by me- and
without my knowledge or consent
have no sympathy whatever with tie Bread and Butter
which has been ordered O0t fOF drill a Saratoga and
Philadelphia Oh the 9th and 18th
lam member Of the Union Republican party and have
been aimee s Organization. believed II It's principles
cake pride having been membeT OF thu. party which
opposed 10 the Rebellion aud which stood y tue Go,eIn
xnent and the Administration during the wsr believe
that HeDe and Rebel wpatLzeI shos'a lake pacA sea
and that loyal men should rule tie c5uUry.
DO not believe the American people need the services JUST
o. such men a. Z, L. NaIaIdgiGm, OF that unWanes
and unglrdoned Rebel Alexander H. Stephens 10 aid IN sd
Iainstorisg the affairs Of this Government
subscfbe cheeruy 70 the call the regular Convention
nf from the Union Republican party which Is 70
nes Syracuse the 9th day Of September and shall
le sl8 20 aid In sending delegates such Convention
Finally this idea Of polling through power Of pub
&c pls5asge the Office holders Of tie couriry 20 choose dele
ses 10 Conventions outside Of The regulsr Union-Repubcan
S!gluiziOn ia the name Of The Ua0n party political III
lJl 3ul cheat and base SANDER npon te Intelligence n
duo logl electors Of the o0uaily IoUr. very respectfully
Forp.g Centre Aug. l. lsyy' SShSDS NASpHA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-09
One OF the Delegate Meetings.

4, fss Editor Of The N T. Tribune
Sra: On Tuesday night Iattended meeting Tor the
appointment Of delegates to Saratoga IN pursuance Of eau
pubsel in Tire Sunday Times Tie meeting was held at the
Democratic Headquarters Of the Sixth Assembly District
which headquarters in lager beer saloon kept by one
Kline on Gands At tie appointed time there was gath
ern Of the masses this extent. seven musicians two Eacx
Repa5cans two gentlemen who were aferWard eeceo oec
Rotary and Treasurer Of the meeting and an audience OF nine
men and boys The meeting presided over by one d.
Ptiea formerly (and perhaps stD member OF Union
Eesgue but on tbs occasion f OF SPIRITED opposition to The
Raicl He made speech in which the burden OF his song
,ss Show ticket that against the Radical ana
thats mr. ticket lie proposed TO the audience that they
shoad indorse the nomination Of two delegates who
had previously appointed by meeting or body bat
what it was the enthusiastic Chairman IA noe announce
His vsh that these delegates should be indorsed was
compiled with By the extensive audience after winch one
Haa,y made speech and the great multitude dpeFsed-o
have their proceedings reported with eeai by the Johnsonian
presses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-09
WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
AdIrs~
DIE ID.

RsTAS Sy. x s Xix Rk aa.i &: a ;s:
daughter Of Robert Ellen Blair ss.d snd = dsy.
funeral o the Of hst g1,sn. No s s
,yrhs Hasl,m. this Thufsdsy) afternoon, u oesst
cROwEL-On wedne,i,y morning Auyass Edward Ctswsd,
nd ofhs family Invited to attend the fansrt
Oh iday, the io.b INST. at O'Clock IN.
DE- wTSrn this city Wednesday, August Francis A, yorcs
The remains will be taien to Fishk By the sn this
day Tor nieruen Funeral services Episcopal Church At M
HsRRY-on Tuesday asa. q. S;a year O. her '' sassy
Funeral will be held the Church Of tbs Isnsessrss
Es Twsny nIH'h a. on THURSDAY sas ., INST, y ,sy.sx T.
attend without farther notice
S sia S MIS- n L '9is c:.''
aAcKESzIEA HalIsm. on wsdne'day Augusta Of paralysis.
The is4d. invited si:ssa hf tsa.. fam her
Second ayes. on Friday $, II o'clock a. N
PROA-On Tue,d,y Angus. sers short lines. Mary e sff
caps Augustus Proi and daughter Of the ate J0nasAan wsd u
Tis friend. f.y Invited g attend the taa;.l .s g.
ns aasa FEET @ without noSs
.poPsIy IN Brooklyn o. rssdAf As-
% gsI Di, .fy re%s % j f s Of tn. nurl %
tho Psim, Of Henry and Re.en. Brootyn on rd
s s 9y Y se G aSsi . attend a without further notice
PEGaAaA, Eil.bs,s "a Mopd,y August MARI s''a-
fSa ,s oa rLai.i,S sh init cLd Chapel EsSsa
o'clock p. Hi n. ,r... D
RApgEA, Ei;.Assasa East Pra.i. On msadsy INK e q
cSri.,iSs Rsdis. s,sd d .ad =
brought inerment 70 h country nd 90
viii then be siyen Of the funeral ;
y ,r :: IL s sss A. M'
The furetsl will take Thursday O'Clock Ne
resilerce Of inw John X Hsrbeck No -
The friends family also tnose OF VIM ne
beck and Charles Hsrbeck respectfully invited " sesea
without further notice. -.- n ~. - .-s)
masonic Of Star Of Hope Lodge No 80 and A.
and MyIss.si BfooLyS on Thgriay August 1856 ossA
m 9 o the IYe. rs rErh
of sister lodges respectfully invited % attend By otsE 81
JAMES DksBGH Sec. JOHN L. SOsIhASD, w. II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-09
ARMY GAZETTE.
fBy Telegraph.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.


MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
HDQRs. or rnF ARM. ADJuTASrGEsREALs 0iFcL,
WASHINGTON, Aug. :, 1896.
Special Orders, No. 35S-[Extract ILL. A Board
Officers to consist OF Brevei Col j. g. Brown Surgeon
Uned States Army; Breve Lieut. Col r. H. Writ, Surgeon
sso United states A%S BeVe Major 4P warren
ster. Asst Surgeon. United States Army. Recorder will
assemble New York City the Goth OF September 1866
thereafter practicable. for the examination Of
Assistant Surgeons for promotion and OF applicants for ad
mission into the Medical staff Of the United States Army.
Brevc Major Joseph l. wright Assistant Surgeon U s. A.
land and will proceed without delay Fort Independence
Boston Harbof Mas aud relieve Brevet Captain Edward
Cowles AsstantSurgeon L. ;. a. When relieved be will
report TO the Commanding General and to the Medical Di
rector Department OF Louisiana for assignment to duty
YL-Asrstant Surgeon w. 5. Tremane, I $ Army. viii
rector Department Of Cumberland replace Brevet Major
Jos. z. Wright Assistant Surgeon Z. s. Army relieved
VII Surgeon George Taylor. United States Army is here
by relieved duty Department OF the Ohio and will
report without delay, to the Commanding General Depart
of Texas TO relieve Brovet Lieut. Col r. Vollum Sur
geon United States Army Medical Director OF that De
Par;ment BreVei LicucoL yolam. whoa relieved viii
East for assignment TO duty
By command Of Gen. Grant
T. D. TOWNSEND. Assistant. AZ jut ant General.
HUNTER on THE RETIRED LIST
WAn DLfArNEsT AprurANr GEsERALs OFFICE
WASHINGTON. August 6, 1876.
GrxTEAL OrTrR. No 81 Upon his application Breye
MsjorGen d. Hunter Colonel sixth United States Cavalry
President OF the ned States retired from active service
and bis name viii be entered on the retired t Of oeess C
lion ~ act approved August lsG This order to take effect
July 81, leoo.
By order Of the secreclry Of War
+. u. TOWNSEND Assistant-Adjatant General
ANNOUNCED.
Breyet Major j. Is Campbell, First Lieutenant Fourth l.
s. Artier Acting Assistant InspectOrGencral Commits
Muscrs ana Discharge Ocer OF tho Department oil
Washin gton.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Can't j. II. Chapman. Veteran Reserve Corps, has Teen
directed to duties oil Acting Assistant Quarter
master at MoIdn Mississippi TO bis other duties In order
facilitate prompt Transmission OF supplies Tor Laudeidae
asd vicinity.
tLLfLYtD.
Ordinances Sergeant Ed~ard Acfiuiro. U. r. Army
fuy For Marshall Baltimore Nd, and ordered duty
Ioli Marion. Florida.
Assistant Surgeon Webster Lindsly. Breyet Major l. ;.
Army IN Washington. on the -th inst
GIN. DELAFiELD RETIRED,
Brsvei MsJor Con. D,ileid > A.. who has for some
tins past been Chief OF the Burcau of Engnee War Depart
mcnt IL NJ his request retired from service BIeyet
MajcrGen Humphrey Lieutenant nlonel OF Engineers
T. A. 4 ordered 90 succeed him Chief N that Bureau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-09
TIM Western Associated Press.

DETROIT Mich. Tuesday, August . l-6a.
The annual meeting of the Western Associated
Pres, commenced today In this city.
The principal newspapers OF the West represented
The subject Of obtaining by the Atlantic cbe was re-
frol 10 COMMITTEES who made report Recommending taat
The Dress should receive all reey Important news 10 the
toni n accessory Of go words per day
The report was 8loptef, "
e toxine oficeqs lor the ensuing year were elrtei
nH..iJ,s, "a n WALKER. Of The Dsy0n FREE Prf-s
S.er.rarv IL L. BAKER, OF The Ddf0H Aar"''" ana
Tribune. -, ,-,-.,..,,f C,,v,,,,,;,f
m ,xry OF me Chicfgo Pos. KNAPP OF The ~ L9tKph,T
%, FA,Ra,SKs OF Ia Clsrsiand Hraifi ald bRionih o
m, pbfsbprgA COMMERCIAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-09
NAVY GAZETTE.
Dy Telegraph

L4IT IefgTaphl
DETACHED.
Aug. 1.-Acting Master l.. = Goodwin. from re-
cevingshp Vermont and ordered % MO1can; Act
ing paymas L. 4. Chamberlain, from soop Ere.
don reporting VI relief and ordered 70 return Last and
settle his accounts.
ORDERED.
Aug. 1.-Paymaster ". W. Williams, 10 5tore-ship
Tredonil: Paymaster Charles IT, Fldcdge 20 duty Pay.
master Of naval PonsacOli florida, Thrd Asst
Engineer Thomas Cfumt duty assistant to Chief
Engineer Newell at Norfdk Navy Yard.
WAXING OADERS.
AUGUST Assistant Engineer Chas Z. DeYiin.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The steamer Muscoyia, COW at Mobile. Ala. has been
ordered 70 the Rio Grande areeaby late request Of Gen
Sheridan. The nag ship Vanderbilt OF the North Pacific
Squadron is undergoing repairs the Mare Island Navy
Yard During this time the steamr Saranac will be used for
that purpose The Secretary Of the Nayy has received letter
from Rear Golsbo.oagh from Lisbon dated July i6
sating that the ia ship Colorado len roaon 80 and
was hourly expected Tho steamer Janndagua had gone
the Elbe and Weser The Ashu,o sed few DAY
prev for Indt Madeira Porto Grand sal
Paul de Loando and Cape Of Good Hope.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-09
Eire In Murrny.st.

About las o'clock this morning iire broke ut IN
40 san tor Of the building No. so Marray-si occupies by
Tsrmap. frost Co glassware and china store .ho
origin Of the ire which rst manifested se ao 9aSSs
rubbish on The upper hooF Is a'- W. 0'''' W
mystery. - ,,,,-4,,ert ware prornutlv At wdk
~ w.. We 10 pot care 10 estimate the loss nal
escasdhsy .ua eauAel lal W water aad Tic osA0k
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-09
POLITICAL.
Nor -re,on n. .he Cus.On-zson se.

I'm Eto,.. n. y. Tribune
So: NO. mat the Boomerang CoQpe.Acad paper
800 Spruce dcs that call for meeting 20 onoo'e ose
rs..tothe 7aGNibaok Convention has been presented
nj m Custom The fact is that call J0' 't C1-y:tior
O, >,,9n qs ID; for vsek or mare the cfes Of re ST..
o ne Pm aid the persons holding appointments tAoro
v- generally ged by clerk TO sign It, and were assured
On declining n So that it would Be better for then % sign
III, cal was al taken to the Barge Office for the pun
pos, and the declaration repeated The itching Of the
Saryeyor for t. ectorshp is chronic disease and hsaco
hc steadily t. found the fence looking Tor suaiE
on WHO DID N0r SIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-09
Hasten weekly Bank Statement.
1he Allt-Hnrfn

The CONNECTICUT EScAMPMEsT.-1 The Ne6- hareh
PALLADIUM that the grounds for the eneampment INV
finally bser settled upon. Gen. Kellogg ana oiher Oh.
visited bridgeport Saturday lest and selected
spot in bridgeport In The of Wheeler W. p
scvlugmachle establishment There pond Of gJnu es
water near br and The camp Itself very pleasantly 5uat
Tbs brig ade encanp Dcnt wa doubtless DO one Of me m
,v,ie which tle militia 10 tni8 have beeu asl.
f1 years This view OF ile b certainly taken oy We
r,rt agl la wA0 ere rag enthusiastic ln rsSasd O." II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-09
The Pacific Cost.

san FRAScnco. tuesday. Aug. !. lsOo
dispatch from Victoria states nat the ohiIeu STATES
steamer Saganau arrived there Yesterday o,.
The amount of bullion shppd from virginia Wy anu
Gold Hill. Nevada during ae past seven months ls
1881 226 The amount estimated Tor the present nonH
from the same is 100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-09
EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS.
IDy Tel graph. |

by Telegraph.
The President has made tho following appoint
ments:
Arthur T. German, Collector OF Internal Revenue Iflh
District Marylanl appointment to take effect Jst inst
John w Fazo Assessor First District Pennsylvania: Alex
ander Wallis, reapponted Collector Filth District New
Jersey; AlOnzo Tanner, Assessor Ihirteh District New
York n l. Peck Mrister Resident and C0nsuG General at
Haytii S. w. King. Pension Agent AT La Harpe Ill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-09

FORTRESS Monroe "wednesday. August J. , ls'o.
hal has Seen filed IN the Clerks Office OF the Circuit
o., 80 ,be limited states by the stockholders OF the
National Express Company, asking an injunction against
that Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-09

RUY OVER AND KILLED. esterday morning little
girl aged three years named Annie wenkart run over
the tie fs OF Forty second ST. n r. By
No the Grand aud Fortysecond.5. line. and in
stanJ Killed The body cd to the residence OF the
chds parents. No 6il Wet Foryseconds aud Coroner
Cover notified hold inquest The driver Of the
arrested aud held to await the result OF Ike Coroaers mve
cation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-09

FELL From A ScAFFoLD.-A painter named John
whiddcn, residing In sxtoeuthst between Eighth and
Nnthayes while at york upon swinging s,aod suspended
from building he OF Leroy and West fell 10
and terribly injured that he died
aer being conveyed to the Iwenyeghh Precinct Station
House Coroner Widely was notified TO hold inquest upon
tic body.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-09
,IIent-.wift-aud Ir-s.reyersible.v

nra,i IL O'i.r-N9 skin reTriyet The Smrls and Bsst
it tie ssvis - l. u the least liable % GET ont Of rfr "
70 s tie j,s; r.1dc T. the fiics- il the
e,"-' 1Aes
rvrrag requires the mseh1siodi xii 10
i.:-Thess Of the thrfgfrs Dzcoss rendered by tho
Judgs celebrated Grand Tra Island Psk!n tsor Of
,he WILCOX GIBBS sewing MACHINE Il Advertisement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-09
INDIAN Treaties.
SUCCESSFUL NEGOTIATIONS.
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SUCCESSFUL NEGOTIATIONS. ,ss,
OMAHA. Nebraska. Tuesday, aug Z" lsso'
Tho Indian Commissioners have just rrlved nom
the pper Missouri aud report THAT their enrs % m@ss
treaty with the tribes the Upper Mssourlhnse o v,i
asfs important land grants az the junction u Tue isos
s,one and Missouri and the right OF way pr INC nore,n
Pacific RAILROAD have been eeded By the pdahs 70 Tue "oF
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