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New-York tribune., 1867-08-30
ARMY GAZETTE.

Pos, Chsran lain Francis Springer have resigned
been ordered 20 Secoui Lieut. J. Logan 2h lun
teTt n Kr. relieved v r. c. has been mustered
from dat, n Frredmens Bu. W AuNorl 42d lnu
W Suther has been granted - days sick
land. 18th lHisury aud Post Chap-,leage
General orders No - just issued from the Headquarters Of the Army
2 follows:
The following order received the War Department published
flr il~ iuf0Irstion aud guidance ~ a concerned go
Orrr No II 1907 relating puuhmens for soldiers Il
hereby revoked and paragraph 66o Revised Regulations OF the Army Is
restored
First Lieutenant Mcdonald until the recruits
bas been ordered October Surgeon r. G.. Ten
ns Francisco Capt Brock has been ordered 90 Fort
g. r. Wabriye Of tie Veteran Pble Maine TO relieve Assistant
CORPS mustered Of tue Surgeon lie b. Monroe BIeve
Tuiel states service Brevet b. has been
Ieuou. .oroal relieve Gen Candy IN the
the "a Cavalry has c0mmand Of the Department. Of
been permitted 10 delay Joining his Washington
New-York tribune., 1867-08-30
IMPROVEMENTS AT TIE HoBoKEY FERRY.

The improvements at HObohen Ferry are
apidy progressing, aud will probably he completed by
,he middle Of September These improvements are very
comprehensive The ferry slips have been carried out a
distance Of $50 feet from the shore where large ferry
house has been constructed foundation OF piles.
The slips are four number with covered passage ways
and floating bridges feet long by 40 feet wide In the
center OF the ferry house is WaitingrOOm 80
feet by 4O with sittiugrOOm fOr women
ON ono side Of the entrance and smOk-
ing for gentlemen on the opposite side The ferry
NAV be entered flOn D0tn Ferry and Newark-sis and
the ternlni Of the different railroads 10 be changed
accordingly The Morris and Essex Railroad Company
have also commenced extensive improvements. They
are about constructing new pier from the old ferry
sps upou which be erected immense passenger
depot Wh n passenger-way across 10 the ferry. When
mis- has been completed the present passenger depot ~
10 be converted into freight depot 10 accommodate the
rapidy increasing business Of the road.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-30
THE EPISCOPAL QUESTION OF DISCIPLINE.

The controversy between the High and the
Low Church factions in the Protestant Episcopal com
munty touching Dr Tyng's breach Of discipline Is stu
carried on with all the bitterness and Obstinacy charac
tersc OF gcal disputes The friends Of Or stubDs
appra To the canOns and Iubrcs support oi the cor
rcuess of their views while Dr. Tyug and his advocates
maintain the right Of Episcopal ministers To preach whe
ever they receive ca all canOns rubIics, pastoral
letters and prohibitions TO the contrary n0tWlthsand
ipg" Bnt though the and rubrcs Of the ChuTch
NAV favor tie High Church party and bear
hard on Dr. Tying public opinion and the custom
Of the age are beyond question, on the SIDE OF the
doctor and his Low Church adhcTens OF this even ms
accusers TO De growing sensible, since, though as
persistent as ever in defense OF their argument they yet
deem il prudent 10 compromise the matter ana retire
from the conflict with rs little disgrace as possible Inc
evangelical party manifest disposition to let them on
thus easily but their determination to proceed To
the most extreme issue" I'm order To secure full ana
unqualified decision Dr. Tyngs course 1t IS no longer
with the solitary of Dr. Tying that the COnttec OF
Convention will have deal II they 90 on with the mat
ter, since two Episcopal ministers nave tecenIy
offended in tho way the afOrcnalned DOcOr-the
Rev John A. Parsons OF the Diocese OF Delaware
by preaching IN the Dutch Reformed Chrch AZ liacKeh-
sack and the Rev Robert McMudy, editor OF me ew-
TOyf Free0aSOn by officiating at ROseyie, near NeWdk
New-York tribune., 1867-08-30
THE GAMBLERS PROTECTIVE SOCIETY.

The Industrial Social Union, so-called, IN
other words the Gamblers Protective Society held
meeting on Wednesday evening at No. 65s Broadway'
second floor in the rooms known Spanish Dicks sev
eral notorious gamblers present among Whih WIZ
John G. Heenan, the "Bencia Boy ana joe CopuIn tt
and TO provide for the employment OF detectives
N likely 10 be split among the metropolitan cetutH
drie as the smaller fry have begun to suspect that
their more wealthy brethren are about 10 let thein ~
for Themselves or even assist in driving them Oul VI
the business Very little is said on tins point
howeycr as the Society has its hahds Iul'
~ wnIk in preparing 10 defend its mem
bcrs from the assults to be made by the AnlGah
hing Association under the new order OF things Inc
ref0rmers are ridcued unmeicliuly ny the NlItuous
gentlemen who shuttle and cut and deal Tor an honest
TTabnod and much fun ia the result An old Latin saw
-" Aude.do nidglus hgiitr hnOr which beng inter-
preted means that great fear IL often concealed by ge
daring illustrated in their case as III ndt VI @ %
schsol boy the dark wood who wblst1s 10 hoop III ~
courage IN The gamblers know that their tehuTe VI
security violating the laws OF me state Is eu1
and that every day brings them nearer 20 the e Whe
their occupation shall be gone Ii is 10 slave on ho ht
day that they have already subscribed soOoO 70 c
roposed only two weeks ago aud are using every cOV
10 influence weak and corrupt Oihelas III ther l'oi'
New-York tribune., 1867-08-30
M1RRIED

CONER-BRONSOE-O Tuesday Aug r. tnnr Church R'r,--
lye AbaLy County T. By the Rev Wi.hbUn. h~ssnies
Thomas Green Conner NJ D. Of Tdoue Warren couDt Penn 10
Hattie WinffeI Bronson Of the former place
CROOK-HEYDESRECH-On WEDNESDAY Ang a. At The house -
Heydc1rech Brooklyn " Y hy tie Rev. A. O. NirNni, ID
D. Waiter CrOok 0i Baltimore, % Miss Valerie eyienrgch No
cars.
KTMBER-GUMMERFOn WsnesliY AuR 1s II The Church hs
Merion Penn by the Rev II ~ GDrrsN ,is'-
by the Rev B Lycet Rector Of the Par b Joshua kmber 4
Fnsing v T. Caroline T. daughter Of Samuel J. Gimm-rc
resident Of liayerford College, Penn.
SHAW-POOLRY-On Wednesday, D. Zoa Chanh. Dobbs
by the Rev George Reese Wm Geo NLss oi NeR k %
Sarah NJ youngest daughter Of James H. PooeY D. 1 D'ps
Eg~
New-York tribune., 1867-08-30
GEORGIA

COLORED CANDIDATE IoE 'oN"EL--.
Ellicb Mahaly, colorcd man, hats issued the
following address to the voters Of the Nth Georgia Con
grcss District: - , o.. ,. oo ,s.-
At the solicitation Of many of my friends. Dou n'o,u
and white have determined to announce my sen can
dtdate for Congress iu this District In soliciting your
sIrngcs for the position tO which aspire may not h
am-s for give YOU short history OF my ne ana
the principles which Will guide my official coduri li tHc
event shall Dc honorcd by the ruiflgcs oi my fellow
ctz,ns wa. born "a slave the plantation OF Bchld.
min Inckctt Warren County, Mississippi. remained
with my old master until 1904 vixen was brought 10
CcorgIg and sold to Sir. Isaac Dennis. My old master
raised me AZ well slaves Hrr usually raised. Giving me
the rtdimcutg OF common English education, aud IN
stiug into my youthful mind the primo piles oi hoh -y
and yirturc And will say here. that nave never he
srtcd from them IN the event am ccCcdl sall use lhe
utmost OF my feeble powers 10 bring about rcconclh
ton between the two sections Ne have had war enough
and strife enough. While am free to confess that my
fare of my own race shall do all 10 amclOrac The
condition the whites, believing that the interests or
the two races identical here in the south ri 40
all iu my power 10 repeal the UNJUST discrimination
against The products Of section 20 VII; the lax on
cotton and tobacco. viii give one instance Of the hHrd
shin of the tax cotton. Last year rented "A slnnl
farm OF Dr. Simmons Of this county. After paying nm
the rent had five bales OF cotton on them paid tax
az Sl5 bale making $5 II Is needless for me 10 tell poor
would have breadedmy family the whole year have fct
its hardness. wish i repealed. You may wish To know
my position Reconstruction am In
0n under the Military bills; though n hm elected,
shall use my influence 10 have the disqunCatOns re
moved from all. Yours, very truly EILICh MAHALi.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-30
METROPOLITAN BOARD OF HEALTH.
AT the meeting of the Board of Health yeSter

day the following resolutions were adopted:
Res0lred That cotton rags, hides, and other Ike er-
cindise coming from NewOreans, Galveston ana Othef
infected ports, may safely come into ts city or De re-
shipped g vessels after passing proper qaran'
tine and such farther ventilation and exposure 10 an as
may DE prescribed by the Health Officer ana approved Dy
this Board; but the usual permit from this Board must
be obtained.
ReSOired, That when the Health Officer shall admit
ships and CargOes 20 conditional pradue he be requested
10 report the same to this Board with the conditions a
mtted 10 conditional praque shall to the cities OF
NewYork or Brooklyn without permit first obtained
from this Board
New-York tribune., 1867-08-30
THE PUBLIC HEALTH.

A DRIFTING BRIG-ALl. HANDS SICK WITH THE
YELLOW FEVER.
BosTON Aug. 20.-Capt. lsannO of the brig
Lzabel this port from Swan Island, reports Aug 49,
OF Cape Antona, bearing north 25 miles spoke brig
Nellie Mitchell from Aspnwan for Swan Island with
all hands on board sick with fever The Nellie Mitchell
had been drifting about the for IA days, sailing IN
that COO miles, with no able to steer the vessel
drive the pumps. Capt Isanno sent his second mate
on board, and kept company with him until near Key
West at which port the Nellie Mitchell put in.
THE YELLOW FEVER IN NEw-ORLEANs.
A New Orleans paper of the 25th gives the
following schedule Of deaths in that city since the 18th
iuSt
New-York tribune., 1867-08-30
NAVY GAZETTE.

Third Assistant rginer T. W Masters W IT, Price and George
Fitch has special l0wOrth Acting Ensign H. VI
uty Al the NavyYar Washing Hayes John H. Gregory have
ma 10 Act. been ordered the
J0hn AcnMasters r. A. Straubrrg
Lovd detached the aud Jacob Knba and AGg hE
NayyYad Portsmouth. " H., G. A. Stewart John D. Ihom
and granted discharge John Brown, have been
FIRST Aver detached from the Saco and ordered
has ordered NayyYa North Acting Passed Assistant
Portsmouth ~ H. Second As Surgeon william Gall has been or
T. H. Nsndcre dere 70 the Yucca Acting Ensign
the John Clement Lord has been honor
H. Acting Soun ably discharged from Aug 2J
teer Lieut. +. D, keyser, Acting
New-York tribune., 1867-08-30

MIR GERRY dem, New-YOrlD moved 10 amend by
striking out the provision requiring the ATTORNEY Gchcl az
20 have been counsellor at law OF this state iOr ten
ycars. .-, 80, a.. o,o,a ,,,
striking ont the words Estate Engineer" Mr BeCkWltl
Thought the facts showed that there was great deal OF
ioO,cess regard TO estimates, &c OF canal engineers
IL was possible for the state Engineer To favor
bs friends IN Office well as the COhlIAct
Undue influences can be readily brought 10 pear
upOn his Office lie fully persuaded that mucn OF
te fraud reported by the Canal Investigation COMMITTEE
mad been brought about through the undue
sscd upOn the division subengneels upon INC C'Ad
He hnpcd the Convention would strike out TINS ulcc d
let the LEGISLATURE provide for all necessities It WO1d
be easy 10 hire a practical engineer when hetucu ic
has rot labor enough regards the rallrOads O w
10 retain him This will leave the state surveyors ONCE
untouched. -, Hoo. q.
Mr. SPENCER rep, StantOn) favored the amendmehV
Of the gentleman from NcW.YOrk tAr GcrTyJ z . a.
Mr. ALVORD Rep., OnOIdagal hoped the State sur
yeyOrs Office would also De abolished IL Is mere az
feudage the Board of Land Commissioners me ldn
the state have long ago been surveyed ana iu ot &
plots Whenever line IL Oberated, IL u, anu hds
Tor ~ years customary employ local surveyors
was m sort of necessity for the continuance OF TINS once
MI. FULLER Rep MOnrOel, on Deihli OF the COnlilt
400 m sfatr Ofcrrs explained that they had merely re-,
orted THIS officer for the action OF the Convention ana
would be perfectly satisfied II the once was aDOlsheu
Eor Liself be would advocate H. As 70 the amendment
Offered by SIR Gerry, he was cOnenltnat IL shOuid pre-
vai-be thought that IL would be advantageous 10 cc
tbe Constitution as far as possible frOm Yerpage. - &,
Mr.. BECKWITH amended his ahehdmcheS So 's W III
clude the state Surveyor. -, -, .,.,. q.
sir ERASTIs BROOKS Dem, Richmond) Thought
4hc should state Engineer OrSurNeyor 10 look aIter
flr lands under water which were owned ny INC stau;
and were erauted for private or publc uses Dy e lana
Conn ssioHcrs. THIS WAS an important m''toi' 'h"V 4e
quiicd souo official Ia look after H. ,,,,.... III.
Nj. YAS CDIT IcD. KipeJ OppOscd tHls 10 an lhsIu-
New-York tribune., 1867-08-30

Among the deaths the cath we find the names Of
George f. Dyer, native OF Massachusetts, who had only
been in city week, and Mary a. Wheeler native
OF Philadelphia The last named actress at the
Olympic Theater and known on the stage "MOllie
A'Becket." - .
EW-ORLEANs, La, Aug. 29.-The Board OF Health Of
this city reports deaths from yellow fever yesterday
The weather is very variable
New-York tribune., 1867-08-30
ARMY CATTLR MARKkT

ALBANY Aug 2phe .o,a supply of csts Dr he week md
right head Most Of the beeyes Of b
quality than those IN last week and prices from l"' No. y
higher Of RI ghf
Western 5Q8 for ordinary medium hoe arst uahy ny
the best in retail lots brought se demand was good ans tire
fjurhs 0f the receipts sod
head with little iensni At iDj, y n
the outside for sheep OF prime quality, averaging ~ NJ
Hoss from light grass fed TO Be- 'f bes' helJ '1 -
Rpcsurs
New-York tribune., 1867-08-30
Aftuck and Defense.


The moment that disease developed the vital forces are ''i
against order that they reenee uen Win RAD
WAYS RrApY Nature thas assisted will be enabled 70 rep
the arst and triumph paa single dose u @
Rlry Will prevent long dangerous Illness admin sed ''T
enough
Price 50 cents per bottle Sold By Druggists
The Treasurer of Fund In aid TO me % ss 49,,
attention published accounts Of the distress on, ts
nnur,t. and heroic people, and solicit. s shSus t ..a,
Tbe snoppt already contributed N hssle alOgntef
10 m ore than $1,000 has been elnPsoye' 'D'''-N' y
Who earnestly for uedr.a1SL r..,-., No s. w.p,S
1o, SaIice-T Mails for Great Britain and the Coo'''
"a Psncuth HayIs steamer 1sbIoS Os @ s
va .mbarg per sAXON viii close uis onss oa
b. alst August at 0 m and ., the up oss
80. A. sows: aud g. 8;l9 m stshoas Anl ~ "
~ ssnous and y 1:50 y N station g. - no sauya W
T.. IN. go.
=, yo1 have the Dyspepsia headache dne eos'vsnes.
- eating rising ndgesnon or n1.s
-. nyon DO thank after ssng HAkklSONs ff'S III
I0zESGEs viii forfeit the price Of the box Sold
Teuple, Boston, and everywhere
with Box Of Phoenix Dislniectant you can stop bad
smells and uo1Ous gases
CHEAP DURABLE, INSTANTANEOUS AGENCi No "a Dbl VI
Clothes Writeers all kinds promptly repaired Dealers s
pisd with Dos WashinE Machine aud the UnerS.. nIlas
BROWNING Gen. AT y csursAadsst ~pp''s A''SAAe 0'
New-York tribune., 1867-08-30
THE UEATHER.

RENlRXs-Tle Thermometer lowest early NJ % tsh II 70 y
n M clouI 10Th morning cloudy, overcast rain d1 rain aud
overcast from 20 r. Afternoon overcast 1P NJ
OF the then the
north rendering necessary from this the stores h
civ Prom 20 3G5 unusually heavy ram accompanied
Nb distant thunder lightning. Rainy and duy ran from JVo 70
AIS m then 10 the horizon nom west 20 noh
north vest clear The set clear Evening to IL O'CLOCK very
cloudy little cloudy, clear ,--,-. ...,,u..
New-York tribune., 1867-08-30

The net earnings of the Union Pacific Rail,
road Kansas branch IN July ss5 OO the amount OF
Lusinrss done for the Government was fO4OO anu tn9
5Toss earnings were $4,000. The length OF the roau
operated on was 235 miles. ~, -.
A sailor named John Taylor committed sill-
oide in Boston Wednesday afternoon by shoounR h-
self through the head
New-York tribune., 1867-08-30

THE KNIFE in WATER-sT.-A jealousy -hrcd
steward and gay othario Of nddler met in WateI-st'
So uoosevclf after o'clock last evening ana cA-
let 3dJ Iard words and the former, named George
nan of No 53s Watcrst., drew knite upon ms IVA LN,
ia'r Colctn,u and Inflicted severe ghsh on MS H'.
mr. ,youudrd man was attended ny ph'SiCih ana INC
soilant was aIrc sted Dy Officers Dorsey ana Coehah
New-York tribune., 1867-08-30
sp,tial Yutitts.
The Air Adyeriises

The Air Adyeriises
PHALOYS NIGHT. BLOOMING CBRBUsl
Delightful PUBS article encountered every p's of .nh''
meut at every party every dwngo Tens ofhouda h'"i
kerchef dfuse the invisible virtues u all directions.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-30

10th round his friends tried make him throw up tho
sponge" hut he would yield. Feeble tOttering al
most blind. his face most horrible sight, he up to
the relentless call of Time," and almost hepessly
ceyed the cruel blows. On the 4lst round the
wretch was unable tO see bis antagonist, and
knocked down. TOrty-trst rOund-the poor
blind man was again beaten. II was pitiable Forty
third round-the friends OF Barney declared there Wero
no hopes fur hr hut ne would not yield. He again stag
gered forward his place but be distressed that
Patsey seemed not to want To strike again. the latter
calling out take your man away he can't fight" Barney
could not even put up his hands Patscy simply touched
him. when the hased man tumbled over aud bis sec
Onds threw up the sponge Barney was taken TO his cor
nsensibe efforts were made 10 restore him to
consciousness, but he too nearly dead lie remained
insensble till the party reached ManhaianVlIe lie was
late in the day pronounced by the physician To De IN
very critical condition, having received internal injuries
Patsey received little punishment
THE GREAT PRIZE FIGHT.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 20.-McCOole, the prize
fighter left here yesterday for Cincinnati to engage u
the coming "m" with Aaron Jones. He is in fine con
dtion and his friends appear tobe confident that he WI"
win the fight.
LAwRENCEBURG, Ind, Aug 29-Nikc McCoOle AID party
arrived here this morning the early ST LOUIS tram
and will remain here awaiting the pTelimlnarlcs 10 De
arranged for the great przohgh He appcaIs'o DC III
good condition.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-30

Coming! Coming Coming!
NICK WHIFFLES.
suPport,dbyb bis
FAMOUS TRICK DOG CALAMITY
and bis
TRAINED HORSE "FIRE-BUG,"
Is about commence bis
SECOND AND LAST STAR ENGAGEMENT
BEFORE THE AMERISAS PUBLIC.
and m make bis erst appearance Abssuce Of ten No.
46 OF
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New-York tribune., 1867-08-30
Lecture Committees. 1867,
DIR. Vests Botanic Balsam,

Mr. GRO yANDENH0FF commences his ENGAGEMENTS NOV u.
Resides h RE ADINGS from Dickens Tennyson 70 %
has new subject 7H COMEDIES OF MOLlBRB "a "a hnEsA
dress Mr. Vtndenhofs Su amer address Is Wells Ne
New-York tribune., 1867-08-30

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G M use nany diseases that tesh Is subject - might 20
bi In their and the eonrg that sweeps housn
from our midst every would a poHee 70 he olnu rsrsu
act M seated cough which breaks them OF the es' Al at w"
6pd Immediate telisfby the use ofthis Balsam. - . -,
Price Cents Prepared only by ID h kbbD hotbnrl hSs
GEO c. GOODWIN Co., General Agents B0''oo
The national Republican., 1867-04-24

DuKIso the last hour Of the session Of
the Senate, ALEXANDER CUMMINGS, Gov
ernor OF Colorado, was confirmed as col,
iector Of internal revenue in Judge
KELLEr's district, Philadelphia. Gov
CUMMIsos left here on Monday evening
and yesterday had not resigned the Gov
ernoTship Of Colorado. The collectorshiF
nevsr having been filled by him, his refusal
to take II does not create new vacancy
His resignation Of the GoVernorship would
create vacancy that the President could
GIL.
The national Republican., 1867-04-24
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The national Republican., 1867-04-24
An order from Gen. sickIes.

CHARLESTON, s. g., April 23.-General
Sickles has issued an order rearrahging
the sub. district Of his department, and
providing additional regulations for the
same. He forbids the sale or gift Of liquors
to United States soldiers, sailors, or
marines. Among the provisions Of the
order is the following: post commanders
will exercise supervision over all nagis-
trates, sherifs, deputy sheriiTs and police
within their commands, and will, whenever
necessary for tho preservation Of order
and the sufficient discharge Of their duties,
assume command Of the police force" Dol
The national Republican., 1867-04-24
lee Freshet I'm Canada.

THREE RIvERs, o. E., April 3.-Tho ice
in the river here moved last night, but is
again stationary. The water has risen 70
a great height and the lower portiono of the
town is completely inundated and the poor
people are housed in the town hall NV
The village of Berthier Is also inundated
and the water is still rising. Much distress
and alarm prevails. .' l"i la, ,,
QUEBEc, q. W., April 23--The ice
bridge opposite to this city is still firm, and
II il don't move soon an attempt will be
made to blow it up with gunpowder. ~
The national Republican., 1867-04-24
THE t,opRTs.

StrnAxr oounr OF Ihr D asessrArxs.-
.G$ ;,'r:! :as';,:s n; s:;::: !; = !: I, !,
's:''::' So y 4 8 " "a; s:i'I, ..,...,
Ikofsdlt> Es1 q h.ssnshuss>s1 sad n, H.
stoughtoh, Rsq, of New York. We're bdnittsd
sttornsys and counssllors Of this court
No. 1853. Rliza 0. Desry's lsssss, plaintiff IN
error, ys. Martha Gray, et Al. The argumsnt Of
thisesass wks yyuiiussd BY Mr.. wsiiis and Mr..
AltrAn1,b of sospssi for ths defendant in error,
Ahd toneidasdi W Mr. Brent, Of counsel for the
Adjourned until to.morow at eleven o'cisck
The national Republican., 1867-04-24
The Convention Election in New
.. York TO-Day. E#

New YoRK. April 23.-The election ia
progressing quietly. Very little interest
seems to be manifested, and Judging by
the returns up TO the present time the
whole number Of votes polled in the city
will not exceed $4,000. YTI
Two hundred liquor dealers have been
arrested for violating the law in having
their places open on election day. They
were held for trial. ... a.. 30 .rr .Ji
The national Republican., 1867-04-24

THE WmrE Though the Senate
has adjourned, large number Of people
called on Monday to pay to the Executive
. farewell visit before leaving the city.
The national Republican., 1867-04-24

CABINET DAY.-The Presidential Man
sion was thrOngsd yesterday, though IL
Was Cabinet day. Among the distin-
guished visitors who were admitted and
had interviews with his Excellency were
Senators CRAGN, STEWART and DrxoK.
The national Republican., 1867-04-24
Indian Outrage.

Sr. LOUIS, April PA train loaded
with Government freight was recently at
tackled by Indians. near Fort Mitchell, De-.
kota, and one hundred and twenty mules
were driven of. The wagons were left
standing on the road. ...f
The national Republican., 1867-04-24
Personal.

Gov. MORTON, United States Senator
from Indiana, left last evening for his home.
THE President has not yet determined
whether he can visit Boston to attend the Ma
sonic celebration In June.
The national Republican., 1867-04-24
RPHA &c lU,RT

III! ~ IL -. 80 --I '. 81 1'l1 APHIL' IL. IssT,
DISTRICT or COLUMBIA, wAsHIE0T ol doUNTY
...TIG a. .5,,,I' ~, I' 10 WUtad ltss A5T "a
In the case of Henry h. Young samFaIstfator OF
John II. Goodrich, decsassd the Ad lnlssrhtoT Aiore
said has, Win the appreciation Of the orpkAns'
Cenn Of Washington County aibfsSAld, appointed.
TUESDAY, Nay y 1857, for tha anal SoltIeiSSnt and
daTibution Of the personal estate Of said diseased
and o. NE .ssssa q har4 N ~ q me sanS have
been sollseted and turAtd into money, when and
are notified 70 attend, with their claims properly
yOushed or they may otherwise By law % excluded
from AL beneht In said dseeAsed . estate; provided
10 the aaid day, w Nv Wv
gI n. Test -...., , Jkh r. 0'DHIhNR,
spi6.WsWs t''. Rstislss of wins,