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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-04

We learn that Mr.. W. j. Stauffer, a member of
the convention of 1864, fred several pistol shots at
a gentleman named Payne, who was unarned, on
Thursday evening. Mr.. Payne was not hit. a
judicial investigation of the affair is to be had it
is understood, pending which we refrain frompub-
fishing the reports current on the streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-04
Ohnrre of yio1nt,nr n cniIa.

Robert Gibson, negro, was arrested yesterday
afternoon in the Second District, upon the com.
plant of Mrs Hurb, colored woman, who ac
cuses him of committing a rape upon her daugh
ter child but nine years of age.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-04
The Deserted Infant.

woman named Sophia Smith alias Sally Mer
was arrested by the police yesterday as the aban-
doning mother of the infant child found on Craps
street on Wednesday last.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-04

PERsoNA1.-Om esteemed friend, Mr.. Thomas
W. Wright, son and successor of our old fellow
citizen, DR.. John Wright, dealer in patent medi-
cines for SO many years in this city, leaves this
morning on the Jackson Railroad for New York,
where he designs establishing himself in business
permanently. We are sorry to lose citizen OF
the energy and enterprise possessed by Mr..
Wright: but we feel assured that although absent
from us, he will always bear his old home in fond
remembrance, and do all in his power to advance
her popularity and to defend her fair fame. We
wish him all success in his new place of residence,
heing confident that he will deserve it wherever
he may go.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-04

A general in a loyal" State has commenced
suit against newspaper for publishing dispatch
from It's Washington correspondent, stating that
facts Won i'd soon be published showing that he had
apprOpT aed silYerware and china to his own private
use wy lle with the army in the South 1t is hardly
nece' sary to state that the generals name is not
Bpb!er- Mobile Times.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-04

CoLoRED PEOPLE GONG NoRrH.-Ea Eawtress Mon
roe, July 23.-The steamer GaOTge Appsld touched
here this afternoon, to receive on board number
OF colored people destined for Boston, where stu
atiOns have been procured for thern>
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-04

ERECTION OF THE PHILADELPHIA WIGwAM
srorPED,-A Philadelphia dispatch, of the 9th
ult., says:
Tho parties engaged in erecting the wigwam for
the August convention were arrested yesterday
at the instance of DR.. james, the owner OF tat
ground, who objects to the use OF his property fol
the purpose. The building has been stopped, ant
will have to be erected elsewhere. he grOuA
was obtained through an agent, without tie dluc
| tors consent or knowledge.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-04

SHIPMENT OF ARMS AND AMAUNITIos FOE JSA-
REFS ARMY.-Net0 York, JRly S0.-phe World
reports the sailing on Thursday last of pro-
heller steamer of 500 tons for Matamoros, with
5000 revolvers 400 rifles 13 pieces,of light artil-
Iery, and large quantity of powder, etc., for
Juarez's army. Major General Lew Wallace and
Brigadier General Sturms, recently of our army ,
we're passengers. Efforts TO stop heF by thA Mexi-
can Imperalists' agents were unsuccessful
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-04

CABLE SALUTE.-Bo Boston, July 3O.-Gsovernor
Bullock ordered a salute of lG0, guns to be fired
on Boston commons to-day to. celebrate, the com
pletion of the Atlantic cable.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-04
snle,de hn nn Unknoyyn Ivhlte woman.


The residence Of Mr.. J. W. Weymouth, No. III
Terpsichore street, was burglanousy entered on
Thursday morning, between three and -four o'clock,
and s55 in money and some jewelry were stolen.
It has not been discovered by whom the burglary
was committed.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-04
gotal 5ntelli9ente,


Subsequently to the meeting of the Board of
Health, elsewhere reported, the President and DR..
Burns the newly elected health officer of the Frat
District visited the Charity Hospital and through the
courtesy of Dr. Andrew w. Smyth the house sur
geon, were made acquainted with the particulars
of four new cases of undoubted cholera, and Of as
many previous ones, which were regarded as
merely sporadic instances. Two Of the new cases
died during the day. one was considered almost or
quite beyond hope, the fourth was reacting and
promising fayorably.
Suicide by an Unknown White Woman.
Yesterday afternoon white woman seemingly
about twenty years of age, was observed stripping
herself, on the north bank Of the New Basin a
citizen, attracted by her singular conduct, ap-
preached her and asked what she meant She
answered that she only wanted to cool herself
and. putting on her clothes, walked along the bank
Of the canal and crossed to the shell road on one
| Of the bridges She then proceeded on the shel
road to the neighborhood Of the toll gate, where
she stopped and plunged into the canal She va
taken out Of the water corpse, and was lying Of
the bank Of the canal last evening, awaiting th
coroner to hold an inquest. Who she was had no
been discovered
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-04
Recorders, Courta.

FIRST DlsTBaoFdh9 o ,or.o%ag T4sTs
poiea u Dy barad 6S WicbeaI Bowling
ryas disnissed tIera heinr no eyi
WIN roooeTy was qaStisSeu t TtGrg "'s ~
McDay ana Henry Mlechei ~ Mefe re- tRslfga on
chaIge 81 h8nmag @ a4 rai iT to me strnt
court Inc allegation i that On 1n9 mt ni8nS q 'ne
59In UT, they hnochta uow M; 9Ll , f ~ ,n I
nIeiponene gas5eu mn anu 30 it5' * -
hQney On ~ PeIson, yU m cbarco
"i4n "ieFI ne , " a. nf +ba pala of
o oaO tIaln5 f la r Moonev from on
~ ne property o. 1ses ] bars W. tbn 5otb
poaFo we seeapoaG sfare to Ripst nisrict
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-04

RosE BY ANOTHER NAME.-Circusses and
horse racing being against some of the statutes OF
The New England States, they are having g matt
nees of equitation," and trials of equestrian
speed"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-04
List of passengers per steamship W. @. HeWes
from Ipdianola and Galveston:

JNocla Green C Hood c O Langdon, Nc Doned, j W
Bryant, B0aner Bnstner g o9anssl .i55d Io Soh4
and family Jndson + Granger, sading, Capt u Hol
innd ,are9 Grace Eoore, Leland Stansbqry Ander
9'u +, bSppard W Grow and lady Jordan, ShGter
.,,bbi \ Il Tubb Redeck f II Burns Makieg, NJ u NIL
thIpIi q ioIT + Henry Yeaman T Ponda cooley T Tom
! n Oram s Slater, Dunlop, H Prince, Miguel
II wards deck.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-04
PHILADELPHIA CONVENTION DELEGATES ELECTED

Gen. Sheridan Alleged to have Borne Myste-
rious Official Messages to Mexico.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-04
New York and Other Cholera Reports,
Fenian Prisoners Released in Canada

RESIDENTIAL APPOINTMENTS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-04

Neither false curs false teeth, faisP calves, nor
even false eyes, are as bad as false t9nguea.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-04
Indians ON the Offensive in Idaho.

SANTA ANNA ARRESTED AT THE
INSTANCE OF MONTGOMERY.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-04
7ELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.

I'BLEGRAPHlC DISPATCHES. |
New York and Other Cholera Reports.
Fenian Prisoners Released in Canada,
PRESIDENTIAL APPOINTMENTS.
CONVENTION DELEGATES ELECTED,
Gen, Sheridan Alleged to have Borne Myste-
rious Official Messages to Mexico.
Indians ON the Offensive in Idaho.
SANTA ANNA ARRESTED AT THE
INSTANCE OF MONTGOMERY.
HIS BAIL FIXED AT $4,000
HEAVY REVENUE SEIZURE OF TOBACCO
Different Views in Washington Of tn
Riot Here.
!. HIRED NEGRO ASsASSNs IN PHILADELPHIA
/ Banks Out in Defense of His Martial La
: Convention,
!; MIsCELLANEoUs--MAR NEW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-04

rbere is haunted house in Troy, NY. The
man who occupies it says that while in bed the
I nbnst in the form of a woman walked into his
room and laid her hand upon his pillow. This
was too much for him, and he has vacated
the premises. Another man is TO try the expert
ment. ..---
dogma is defined as an opinion laid dawn with
n snarl.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-04

HEAVY REVENUE SEIZURE OF TOBACCO
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-04

HIS BAIL FIXED AT 100000
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-04
Different Views in Washington Of the
Riot Here.
HIRED NEGRO ASSASSiNs IN PHILADELPHIA,
Banks Out in Defense of His Martial Law
Convention.
MIsCELIANEoUs-MARKErs-R1vER NEW
Etc,
ETC.,
Etc.

-44--
Etc. Etc. Etc,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-05-04
Later from Europe,

New lork, AP'1 20
The steamer Hermann, from la burg
v'a Soulhanpto arrived At the @ iarautne
y. ii O'Clock last night. All are well,
but tie boat has 10 :umgate.
Seventy five THOUSAND pounds sterling
la arrived from Australia
Slowing away The new Atlantic cable
in The tanks ou bnarI the Great la. EN-
commenced ." die l4u. Laylrg the
cable commences next july
i4o new. :FoEI Germ Any il less thfes
e0.nk. Fienoa intelligence says The state
II aHtrs. continues very serious The
'ni'';io state are preparing de,iafailon
IN he fe'iert! ~, refusing 10 take the
iru.ea no..yn. To- re rriotu OF tbu c N
,-i.g:IJH Ialo c-us,! .:ra ION bef re lie
c,aasL itrsfman o"-is have ,e.os,I. lz-,.
The I"depende1.. Beige states c,nti-
denuy that tue paclTic overiutes, which
are being made, will have The eject Of
settling the question OF armsments
In ;he events ot war Graz Per b, Aus
tria, Bavaria AMI Saxony hare AZ eed 10
cary on, the reform Of the constitution
la Russia An attempt va. made to as
saa.inate the Gar, but missed It's aims
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-05-04
Order for Proof Of Win.

Safe o. Wisconsin, ktn rowoc count So.
fIoba ffc', Manito~oc, April 80, A. u 1868
In the matter OF the Proof ard Ir bate If tn
last VIII aud t,stan erlt Of Joseph kracnan i, :
cc"sed, late OF The county of Nanitowoc
WHEREAS, an Instrument in writing pur.
% tlug 10 be the last will and testament OF JOS
hracnan, deceased late Of rhe county of Mani
to~oc has been E ed i this office; and whereas
application has been made by WeLzel Wrany
praying that the same be proven and hdmitt, d
to Probate oiding to the laws OF this State ::
TIL reiore. 1t is ordered that said application be
heard tefore me It the Probate office in Mani,
t'woc, IN said county, on the els, day of MAY.
A. ID. 1866, at ten o'clock A NJ Aud it is
further ordered, that no.c. shall be given to all
persons Interested in said vii Of the time and
place OF hearing, by publication in The Mani.
t'~oc filot, newspaper prlutei at II. n towoc
Tor thIse successive week, once each week
PRIOR 10 the time OF such hearing, By the
CouIt,
GEO W. BARKER, County Judge
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-05-04

AhhN INTERN ALLY. il cures sudier
colds, coughs, %r., We stom On, i'S"ne'"t
d buItY, huF-n sore mouth, ranNrr, Hvei
t ~
pm III IN p,,,'
1o'iO u'''' - 49,
II ~ Li"D Ed Ei'-' III mrs
Felors, boils nj Old sores, severe burns aud
sca'ds, GUS, bruises and sPrmn7, s"e'''a5 oi the
ON 5 tlh="o. III a." 'el''i, 'iehti as
iT''sIed ieet asa chli1I'ns. t"o'H"che' p'i' I.
he lace II Is sue 'Cihtdy iIf Hoae IA g.
Chii!5 %ud Fever.
EIIE KILLER
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-05-04
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Proposals for materials for the building of a.
Seminary at Two Rivers, Wisconsin. The un-
dersigned, the building committee for School
District No. !, in the Village of Two Rivers vii,
receive propose during the mex seve ty DAYS
for the building materials. for "a Seminary to be
erected IN the Village of Two Rivers during
the ensuing summer of 1866 to wit
80 600 feet of sawed lumber
40. 900 pine shingles,
40 bu hels of lime
8 900 aths
- kegs assorted nails,
- cord building stone,
20 600 bricks
Carpenter and joiners work,
La'hing and pastering,
Locks, utts and screws, window-sash, glass
and doors.
The building to be SO by 90 feet. with eleva
ton OF - feet 10 the plate.
Specifications, plans &C, will be exhibited
On and after the tenth day of May
Ensuing at the Office of Go,tlieb DAIMLER,
and time for receiving proposals for ma
t.Fials and mechanic labor will be kept open
up 10 tho 18th day Of May, at I2 o'clock noon.
john Oswald Felix Walsh, Gottlieb Damle
School District Board
G. II. Albce. Edw. Zandcr, H. H. Smith.
building Committee.
Dated Two Rivers, May LIST. 1868
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-05-04
RECIIFIER of UHISXEY

Recommends to his friends and customers
his new stock of Bourbon Ssorongahela, Rye
Old Rye two years, and Rectifed Whiskey i,
Brandies; Rum; Gin; Arsck; Cherrv Vine
and Brandy; German, Spanish and Italian Bit
tiers; Rum and Arack Punch ali kinds ofsweet
Liquors; Rhein, French, Madeira and Pert
Wines; Cider and Vinegar.
l will wait upon my customers promptly and
sell cheaper than any one else in this town.
Corner Eighth and Quay streets, south
side, Manitowoc
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-05-04
NOTICE..

THE annual meeting of the -tockholders cf
The NJ ,ntowoc, Two Rivers and Mishicotr Plank
Road Com Dany will be held on Wednesday, the
10th OF June, 1866, at clock, Z. NJ, at The
office of Jos. MANN, at Two Rivers, for the pun
poe of electing officers the company for the
ensuing !err.
III IL SNtIU ptea;Hrn,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-05-04
NOTICE,

THE Directors Of the M,nit0w0c Tw, r vcrs
srI Mlshcott Plank ad Company are hereby
requested to meet at the Office cf JOS MANN, al
Two Rivers, On Wednesday, the 20 h day of
juno, 1865, at 0 o clock A. NJ, for he trar S.
action OF busiI ess come cted with the company
II, II. SNITI, President
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GRAND AND PETIT JURORS.
OyTIcE or CLsfK OF CIRCUIT Corur

OyTIcE CT CLsTK OF 'iRsrIr Courr,
IT, itowoc a nil 26 ls6s
NOTICE is lie eDs given that the drawing OF
Grand an PETIT Jurors fr The June (lSC6)
term Ct the Circuit Court in and for Naritowo.
county, viii TAB place a. this cfHce on We'd
nasday Nay IL, Ise6. at I o'clock in The fore.
noon, cord ng 60 Il c sta'n'r- OF the State OF
WiscC 81. J. PIERCE, Clerk,
b. 80 Tf!sCL, Derav.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-14
Max's snenk QUO OF Mexico.

NEW YORK, November -.
A correspondent writing from the CITY
| of Mexico, under date of October % 0iyGs
Us the following interesting incidents at
tending the Emperor MaXimilian's depar-
ture from the capital after his abdication.
Before quitting Chepultepec the servants
at that castle were all paid off and dis
charged, the buggy and personal property
of his Majesty packed and prepared for re-
moVal. and some Of i dispatched to Vera
Cruz, and horses, carriages. &c, we're dis
posed of; but all this was done so quietly
ibat although tie facts became known, still
no one for M ,ment surmised that Maxi
milan intended TO quit his Empire, even
the Princess Yturbide, who has chnrUe of
the young Prince, and has apartments nj
che palace. was unimformed of his depa.-
ClIreiuntil the day before it took place.
having perfected his arrangements for
departure, His Majesty sent for Marshal
Bazaine, and gave,hima verbal appon ment
OF tile Rcgency, and the Ministry were no
titled of the fact and ordered TO report and
cons9lt with him, as the Regent ad interim.
This notilication came like a thundercIap
UPON fhe Cabinet who at once repaired to
lheplntepec, to proaest against the act. but
lhey Were refused an audience, or any eN-.
planmllon. whercat they unanimously
signed their portfolios; hut Balainc
smoothed the matter over with them. in
duelng hem to retain their positions for the
present.
AT six o'clock on Sunday morning. 10th
inst. hesprang into his saddle. and, MT the
head oi his escort, passed out of his castle
gate and bade adieu 10 the cares and
anSieties, pleasures and perpleNities which
he hal encountered in his noble but vain
cndeaYors To regenerate the Mexican people
On Friday itbecame known that the Em-
peror intended going to Orlzaba, As soon
rs THE MAS ascerlained the Liberals dis
patchea trusted messengers to the com
mander Of The Liberal force near San Luis
P0tosi, iliit& b Porilcio Dias, commandin"
In Oljhca, notifying them Of the Intended
royal Journey, and detailipg plan for his
capture.
Parties of two thousand strong, accom-
panied with a battery Of light artillery,
were to be sent with all speed To intercept
the Emperor between Puebla and Paso del
MaehO. The Emperor was, escorted only
by four hundred cavalry, and IL proper po-
sition should be taken, the Liberals could
easily destroy or capture this little force.
and by carrying MAMMALIAN prisoner 10
the mountains, force him 60 abdicate. So
certain We're the Liberals OF success, that
bets were offered, with odds of two to one,
that before the Saturday following Maxi
milan would either he killed or a prisoner.
hut the iiberals at the North had too long
q distance TO traverse before reaching the
road taken by His Majesty, and. Porfiern
Dias could not pass several French and
Austrian posts which lay nj fis way. with
out fighting, and consequently the scheme
came to nought.
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8taat.
Admini tralG''S $ le 0f Real
EEta3..

I y pursuance of an order Of the Probate Court OF
L Montgomery County, Ohio, win Offer for sale
at public auction, at the door Of the Court House
I'm Dayton, on
Saipnidy, he 18TH day Of December, Il, u. 1866
At two O'Clock in tine afternoon Of said day the
following described real estate, situate In the
county Of Montgomery and state of Ohio. 10 witt
In lots numbered "a and 32 as plated and re-
corded in - r. Ilarker's plot of North DAYTON:
also, strip ofland 49,, feet wide adjO ming to- and
laying along the west emo OF said lot No ~ and
extending the whole width Of said lot
Also. piece of land commencing on east line Of
Out-lot No. and running thcnCenorth with the
east line Of said lot 4}k feet TO 20 point; thence
west parallel with the south line of said lot 20 feet
"a point thence south 49,, feet to point tncnce
eakt 20 feet 60 the place OF beginning, being part
of said out-lot No. J.
The foregoing real estate as above Described
constitutes the preIni es entire, Including the
dWellins honsc Slaughter house and barn, Owned
and occupied by Frederick schwartz, deceased, at
the time of his death in Mad River Township
Appraised al together as one premises nt
Sc iGO
Also, lot No 4O92 on the plat Of the city OF Day
ton in Montgomery County oaio,-appraised at
$50
TERMS OF SALE-One- third in cash on day of
sale; one ttird in one, aud one-Uhtd in two years
iIVufT said day, with Interest; deferred payments
20 beserpred by mortgage on the premises.
GEORGE HERBlG
Admir- of Fredc,ick Schwartz, decd
ID. A.llOUE, Attorney.
NoFcmber l8, 1885 lOWi
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The Berlin, October 2S. correspondence
of the London Times says;
The Pope has been Informed by the EN-
peror Nal oleOn that France will uphold
his temporal power against all comers, aud
will re-occupy Rome IN his name, in case
OF rebellion OF invasion.
The bearer OF this Important message was
cardinal Reisach, who lately passed few
weeks IN France. and was commissioned
oy the Emperor Napoleon to acquaint the
Holy Father with his resolve.
The Spanish men-ot-war are still at
anchoroH Ciylta Necclia but not content
With placing number ofmen and guns at
the disposal of the Pope, Queen Isabel has
written again to tell His Holiness that
nothing would give her greater pleasure
thanto be allowed TO cede him one of her
own provinces should her troops fail in
maintaining his regal power at home.
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atonetary aud Commercial.
ulncinnnfi Markets.

CINCINNATI, November l3.
FLouR-Markct quiet but firm. Tho
last Chicago reports have established more
confidence. Superiine Is held atSl0 500
II 30; hlmily Sl3@l4; eNtraSll 15@l3.
NuEAr-Sales. $50 bushels spring In
sacks at 50 80; 200 bushels Milwaukee Clul
ut depot 50 81; 800 bushels No. ? winter
81 so; $50 bushels No. spring 50 40; No. .
spring 81 2O@2 %; No. red 50 50; No. ,
red 81 75@2sO.
CoRN-MiXcd shellod Soc. ear sold at Il
@7Sc. Market stoadier and confident
OArs-Rcccipts, 2,l5i bushels shipments
10 bushels. No. ,, l3@t1c.; No. l, l6@l7c
Sales of No. at upper road at doe.
RYE--Quict No. 2, 81 20@l %; No. l.
81 25@l 2S.
BARLEY-Primc TO choice, 81 70@l 75
State Spring 81 30@ 10. Sales OF 25l
bushels prime mll at 81 70
WulsKY-Quiet; prices unchanged; sale.
2lO bbls. bonded at 3ic.; free is held al
- 81.
CoWEE-Dcmand fair, and prices a littlO
easier in consequence OF a decline in gold
Common Rio, 2Jc.; fair do. 2Sc.; good do.
2Sl &C.; prime, 20m29l3c.; choice, 3Oc,; la.
guira. SOC. Java, 3Sptlc.
PORK-lcceipis are unimper,ant, Tho
market remains unsettled and heavy
Gross nominal at 81 30.
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A Railroad Slaughter.
ERuE, PENN, November

ERIE, PENN, November 13.
The day express west on the Buffalo and
Erie Railroad was thrown off the track
near Wesleyville. four miles east of here.
at four O'Clock this afternoon.
some iltty persons were injured, and five
killed.
The killed are DIR. Wheeler, of Milwnu-
kee, his daughler-in-law and her child, a
man named Hunt of Danvile. New York.
and another named Harlan, whose resi-
dence is not known.
The dead and wounded were brought to
Erie.
Every comfort is afforded the wounded.
The dead viii be forwarded TO their
friends by the railroad company.
The accident was occasioned by the ucg-
llgenee OF workmen engaged in repairing
the track.
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Negro Soldier Bounties.

NV UIIh- NUNVnDtT 10,
The HcraldS Washington special says It
has been decided by competent authority
that colored soldiers are cntitlcd e. the eX-
IRA bounty under the net of July -, GG,
III al eases coming within the provisions of
sections II and l3, and where they have re-
ceiYeu no bounty, or n less bounty than one
hundred dollars.
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NEW BOOKS

LIFE AND CAMPAIGNS or LIEUTEN hNr
GEN j. STONEWALLD JACK
SON-rBy Professor II. l.. nABNEY, u. D.-Na-
tOnal Publishing Company.
This is the work of an intimate friend OF
General Jackson. and was undertaken at
Che request of his family. Il las been ac-
ceptcd by the Richmond press as the au-
thentie life OF its hcro-recciving their un-
qualified approval for the truth of its de-
thils and the accuracy Of the picture it af-
tords of one of the most remarkable men OF
his day: as distinguished for The excellence
Of his personal rs for brilliancy of His
military chnracter. OF the literary style
in which the worl, is executed. as well a.
the mechanical, we can truly speal, in terms
of approval. 1t is II candid and apparently
faithful picture of the public aud private
life, the habits and culture of n truly great
and noble mau, and as such will be instruct
i've to all, of whatever faith or form of po-
'litcal opinion.