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Dedication OF a soLDIER,s MONUMENT IN

DEDICATION or SOLDIERS MONUMENT IN
PFNNsyTv ANA SPFrCH az GOV cFAPN
II,nuisnrRC. oct. 23.-This niurnins th'
ground brok-n with intsrosiins ceremonies at tho
junction 81 Second and states ts for monument TO
the memory OF the Dauphin County soldiers who fell IN
the late war Gov Gcary delivered thcaddress. In the
course 81 bis remarks he said Of all the heroes who
Yen auy armed struggle, those who persisted in the
contest with tiaitor- fighting 90 overthrow the "lts ana
most boncncout system of free government ever t't
hshed boo this world most deserving Oi innhnmthts
AMI historic mention Every hilltop In the loyal Norm
should De- crowned with shafts 20 pcrpciuae the memory
The loyal dead Every valley should De- adorned win
these memorials IS nations gratitude To fH lluhtiouS
u and every city should build such affairs where TIE
names O those who persisted In freedoms cause may De
forever blessed While thus engage M building uou-
uei- % The memory az the gallant dead lot us not Tor
t that also have other work 20 perform, thht To
build which greater concerns The living hen were not
only wounded and slain IN The late thrilling contest Tor
law Justice and order the Government was severely
wounded and almost pulled 20 pieces. Hence II s' WINE
We build monuments 10 the dead, We must ALSO take an
active part rebuilding that portion OF the GoFctrnt
which has beer manned By treason and which 80 yiiay
concerns the living Tho contest for principles o rec
dom and ION the safety ~ free government IN IT'S present
form D. not entirely ended The people nave YET 10 'I
sfy themselves that they seifgoyerned, ana m sails
faction will only De- realized when the popular VIII sH
. nut into legal shape by the representatives OF Tue
people Is honestly respected and unhcsiA1lHSD en-
itrrDl"
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MICHIGAN

REPUBLICAN NOMINATION FOR MAYOR or DE-
TEOIT.
DETROIT, Mich, Oct. 23.-George G. Dodd.
for several years Alderman OF the Sixth ward has been
nominated for MAYOR Of this city by the Rspubioens
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Iuu Of Waterloo y. y writing MAJ IS lt5 says have used
IN " irov Gibbs Machine family four years u give,
th ,t N subtraction Has % rpaH Would not
an
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Havana tCubal wind NORTH blowing hL, esr anu COOL
3, barometer. 30 -
hsy iPa .Orbeas,; ear; thermometer 81 baron"
eer, 30;lt
TailaI. wiad vsAs; cloudy Thermometer S.
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MiPPTEU

yisf 10 the Upholstery Goods and Linen Warehouse Of
WaIR.vTv No 81 Broadway entails obligation 10 purchase
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THE VA'ATHER.
pfnd

RKNARKs-fPom n 70 y NJ Of 2d rairy) Gl 1ocloek yerv
filling - Morning The rar ceased ,d, Evening
cloudy slightly cloudy Afternoon clear hue slightly - ~
ID O'ci fipar. roor.
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M CnOLEEA p HOLLAND:

WASHINGTON, Oct. 22.-Or Consul ut Rot
tcrdam under date of sept a. says The official authOr
ic state that the cattle plague has entirely disappeared
The cholera which during the beginning ~ the present
month reached u or ~ dag 40 this port has dc
creased 10 one OF two. aud few days VIII probably
con. altogether.
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sprtial Nutitts.


n Your Cindcrs can be saved without gc'tns dust all over
o, ethc why don't you themi The MAGIC ASH SITTER Is
m h you may save every good coal without taking foot from
, stove AMI without song carpet Address MAGIC SITTER
COMPANY at stanford Conn
Abraham Lincoln
HON ISAAC n. ARNOLD
WILL DELIVER LECTURE or
PERSONAL RECOLLECTIoNS AND CHARACTER or L'NNO'''
AT COOPER INSTITUTE,
THURSDAY EVENING, OCT a, 1867
HON HORACE GREELEY Will PRESIDE
American In,tiIute.rhe Polytechnic branch WI m' ss
naarsa BvBElNG al y O'clock, in Room No Vo', teiss
Il",,t,.,,s /, i,iion 5. d. TILLMAN. Chairman
! WYATT kEip, Secretary.
post-Oalce Notice. % Mails United hgSlm ,X IN
csrtnrnt via Southampton and Bremen, steamer "a e nm
close IBIS Office TT iSDAl OCT - a. sections q o.
IN Offices a. follows. Stations and b, B.laa m o. @ -
D. $50 u s'A"'hA A'u - DIV L. "' JANIS KELLY = NJ
sIeeye-IaItors aud studs styesIISsS' GEORGE C.
Fre gbt. Ten o. Seyen five Dollars a sct 10, ~ "
ILfFN No. AS Broaduay door below SAnal'- -
Black Inr-riugz and Pms; iov n,l,y. . set
Por sae b. @. C. ALLEN No. as Broadway, o1' w.,
Diamond Kings q e ALLEN
Of oil descriptions ' Ny ,s Broadway door below cana
------ silver snoons aud FORKS, o. A..
N,,tp Rug. Butter RAVES Dcsed hh''' ~ A. AIIEN
PIC ha''' &C. 49, '0' S Is Brlvay one door below Caa'
,e ChnndelieI, and C;us rixtures IN ien Cnl Sis'
viy GiLr or BROSZI.. also fell assor'~eH. 81 ouAp',
flSS w. SrIWTp AND PLATED WARE,
re oCI<S IsnoNZFS, PARIAN AND
.n...., c,.l,. AtEstnis1FR GROUPS. srATuNr ana
OiA PAINTINGS .mr.i,to.T To-
!aS. 400 AID iNe Nrl'w'r
' Corarrl li"'wf%
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j1uIiiitaI gutita.

A. N NIeerua Of the IVfh Senatorial nl0n Repubhcan
Held al de Wari Hotel on frd1ea! evening"
oct On Ie7 de Hsa NJ TWEED ut aar sns no"sAsa
80 es 80 ' CHARLES H. HALL, Chairman
l la,,I n h' gpsrA Secretaries
,r,,,. N,-,rd XVIII ASSEMBLY, DISTRICT UNION
i"'"'' RFPfEiiCAN RATIFICATION hSkLiNG,
~ AS' "' THURSDAY EVENING. Oct -,
CME ONBi CONE Alu!t 49, A.
&c, Iobn Foster Major DVsSaSs Oamp9c "a hnan AVE. '
lop Issac DAYTON vii speak ,uppsN H. prurt Pp Pre-.
Unison Gee Clnb Will sing i"''Ne" ~ ~ ' -
Jous GoLLKR, Secretaries
R0BIKr HoAG ..,,,=,-
-r,,,v- trst Ward Union I.enGuc.--AN oPES Nl:TT
p6i'SCiI No ? L. A. viii be hed on IhUbSlsl hnhN
~ OF " IN eonG and lAiF hTi
~ - n eierk Mai Iisggy The Hon Nornan str'-'n aud 20
49, ~ i,non ESQ., viii address the Nee a. Anaeo9s oles e"ao
will
r.a,xart Assembly Distrio< rsion ReFshlican As
nscial meeting will b.. rid AZ eadaaEief~ bars
,,eT of OHrhn1dred and bipst an Atye iiiiS
nr,I,S EVENING, O'Clock = T. DE- GAME President
JalN NORTON, Secrstary
,,a Rcnubiican IIatiicnpn AIeetnS q the Rooms 81
Nt' Ssrmhy District Unnn hepuhlcln Assertion No. iOo
~, 49, THURSDAY EVENING, Oet a, y cc,ck The meeting
vilI b. addressed by =, cu,s MY.
COL r. A. CONkLNG, Hon Nt,,aa~ >; u nnHa
cA"h'' I u DrGtNNE Major JAMES HAGERrf
WM r. RICHARDSON. H. bNEtsIi i,tS ,,Sn,s
DR. WIN V. ALEXANDER, EHARLkA i. IOLhb@Vo
pwC THEO W. DWIGHT. W. w. AtfiEID"'
Col EDWARD GEBHARh ETHAN ALLLN'
WHITFIELD VAN Cor See JOHN LOBDsL5 r.
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PEPIrRTICAN MEETINGS.

REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.
REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE ROoNs I
Metropolitan Hotel Room lO7. :
HAMILTON HARRIS Chairman.
LCrnEK CALDWELL, Secretary
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THE PUBLIC HEALTH.
THE YELLOW FEVER.

MEMPHIS, Oct. 23.-Fiye interments from
yellow fever ep made here yesterday. The weather Is
clear aud cool
MoHiLF oct. 22-There two fcyer interments to
dny
NEw-ORIENNs oct. 23-Thcre were Is yellow fever IN
tcrmeuts during The - hours ending This morning
GALVESTON Texas, oct 23-Therr were no yellow Eyer
lnieuncuts today. Abscutees are slowly retitu.1g
though 70 is yet deemed mprudcu The ieYer - aDatng
IN the interior for want of material
The CHOLERA AT TIE PHILADELPHIA NAVY
YARD.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 23.-Thcre have been IN
all deaths from cholera ou the recciyngs ship Potomac
living at the NaVyNard 10 tins port Four persons dled
This morning The disease presents more favorable
aspcct and j.. believed that 10 has received an ehcctua
check Great has been taken 10 prevent rs spread
beyond the vessel upon which 1t first made is appear
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= Furniture,
THE LATEST STYLES, CONSISTING or PAnLOR. DINING
RoCin AND CHAMBER sglTTs, IN ROSEWOOD WALNUT AND
MAPLE, RETAILING AT MANUFACTURERS PRICES AT
F. KRUTISAS
hAYUPACTORY AND wARBROCMy,
Noa S AND % EAST HOUSTDs-St
Bel pevery autS Second ava.
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Fire Departments
md
MANUFACTURERS
PATENT COMBINATION HOSE bears o. c.r m pousds
bursting nrsweatng and very dabe Ira
,uly Hose suitable for Steam Pre- Engines
PATENT COMBINATION RBLTiNC superior Beaik Rubber
BENEDICT TeRRBY TWOMBLY
No. Para place v-Yorb.
Next door 81 Brosspsg Bank
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CORPORATION NOTICE.
E REDEMPTION OF

TOR
II Of Croonw
ntceh lands and
the 6Iowingls Soda
med il in eTaxsfr
OandRe so Cruonwa r6r
noie sherby and b.
ecivlyGa aiming o. the persons on Of
rhcnthe date there nd
iand95 fAraro f
miI and nsIaOrso Sign Irrespective
frwbcl aid md hnerst ttlera o
of
the rye Turl tatuS Uasins a lsu he
sadGN
DEPART O
order Of R ConTrn
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ON WHAT STREET
OR AVENUE.
21St Ward,

sth Avenue. .
Broedvsy..........
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twelve leagues distant The road was quite rough and
frequently broken into dry bodied brookx We reached
after crest only 70 broad desoats looking val.
lsys with stunted growth Of low shrubs Tho noun
psodcuar sides, while their rough ana jasssd sopss
were rarely covered with vegetation. several trains
of carts were passed, loaded with cO..cs,
pounds esch At twelve M we entered lars. l
valley which contains several ranchos, among them
81 s 81 .s. s1 Sa
the poor people did their best 70 welcome their Pesi.
dent but in their misery they had but little Two
around With fsstoonsd calico Al Intervals they had
placed snythng for variety pocket handksrchisfs aad
The only dag they had was wsif from the departed
Southern confederacy''-the sa1 and ban. BY some
strange chance II was Union down and crowned the
men Who held thsm over the Prssidenss coach = vs
nled up 70 the nche and each carriage passed beneath
them when The nsn halted I suggested % the Pres.
ever been il its shadow. General wallace suegsstsd
th:s spirits could % no harm, and sh:s this was
people wanted anything for sbSw, and ignorsntly
TOOK this nag, suppoang that belonged 70 the United
upon Il Arriving q Ysrbansz vs found e b acssiaS
but miserable corral surrounded by mud buildings
Stock raisiug . the principal business although the pee
pie raiss snough ogsn 70 make their tortillsa -
NounAY, alrn-We In Yssbanis q haifpsst ssvsn =
n, and arrived q Santa Catalina del Alamo. Twelve
ssss N az sssa.s iss Ssndr.S ssSsrs ~ ns sns
Of magnncsit pasture lands and plenty Of water AZ you
approach the headquarters of ts hacienda Il appsaYs
like - old eeudA casa 1ts ancient appearance Il naAe
still neee unique By the numerous buildings bull -
regularly and Il different tss around the old ch urch
which eocupiss part Of the side Of the square This
square surrounded BY high wall loop hold and with
of oldn The whole square y thus fortified 70 protect
against he Indians who have mot spared the nj herds Of
the hacienda Four yeass since they aimoa desoassd
almost deserted A few nocks Of sheep and
herd Or two Of cattle are al ~ wealth. About
pps hundred I'D nSsy pscps Ans their families are
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ALLEGED THEyT MoxEY.-A very rsspsctaoie Ap-
pearing man named Wilson was yesterday arrested
by officer Bennett Of the rombs Police Court, on she
charge OF having . few days since stolen $lo0 N
legal tender notes from Charles J. Sparks, OF NO. n
Morton street. In his adavit Mr. Sparks says that he
placed the money on his desk, and while his head was
turned for few moments was taken away, and ths.
except himself and Wilson were In the once -
the time that when he turned around again ne p1ls
son. but he could not be found The prisoner positively
denies his guilt and seems TO be sanguine Of establish
required the accused 70 give bail TO await hearing
ALLEGED LARcESY.-George Swain, Of l35 Spring
street. was aagned before Justice Ledwith yesterday
charged with the ths Of pictures valued at 4l25 from
Joseph A. Faris, Of 178 Ninth avenue. Swain chained
that the property VA. hs and had never been ops Of nus
LARCENY OF MoxEY George Smith was brought before
Justice Ledwith at Jefferson Market Police Court yestsr
day charged by Mrs. Blackman, Of l,2s0 Broadway,
with the theft Of $50 in national bank bills George
admitted his guilt and was committed for trial
ALLEGED DISHONEST ExPIoYE-John Msehan, Of Ho-
hoken made complaint some few days since NJ jefferson
Market against named John W. Bishop lately in
his employ, charging him with appropratiDg the
apuesrs p' that Bishop was directed to send the
liquor to Porcheser but instead Of sending the pro-
perty TO the proper place. he sent 70 Norwak, Coma
and there sold It, and appropriatng the money 70 bis
own use, failed to return to hs employer Dssective
wynne succeeded in nnding Bishop, and brought him
before Justice Ledwith yesterday Afternoon when he
Was committed for trial in default Of 81 900 bail.
ALLEGED ATTEMPT TO Pass CouSTHRynr BnI--Aionzo
Lghtfal boatman, arraigned before Justice Led
with yesterday charged with attempting to pass coun
terfeit $40 bill on Charles Henry, Of o7S Broadway.
Ightfall claimed that he did not know the bin was
counterfeit but he held 70 answer in default OF $500
BAIL
ALLEGED LARoEyY.-A girl named Fannie Connolly
was arraigned yesterday at the Fourth District Police
Court charged with the larceny Of about 500 worth Of
women's urderclothing from Jane r. Birdsall No 80
East Twenty eighth street, and pair Of earrings worth
$12 from Mrs. Elmer Sarah Woolley was also charged
receiver OF the property and with having nsfratsd
the theft The case is still under examination.
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The Board Of Examination appointed BY Special Order
No. 322, headquarters Stats OF New York, which was
composed Of Generals ". @. Ward and G. W. Palmer
concluded their examinations or breech oading snal
having for the past two weeks thoroughly tested
all such inventions brought before them The
Robers brssch-losder fred sishty-four balls In nix
minutes fourteen minuts ali striking inside the
target and penetrated fifteen one-inch planks The
sharpe's ne and carbns expelled ems hundred ba, In
less than seven minues and peasassd The thrtseush
plank. The Mibank rim-nre gun expelled ninety nine
balls In elk minutes and half pcnetSated the eleventh
plank and nne balls inside The target IN one minute
The La mson guu red twelve bals IN one minute eseht
Of them striking inside The target Balls css-
and . half, using the magazine and making
twenty -four blanks. The Prussian needle gun vas
tested ana proved In every way inferior 70
recent invsntons Il seut ball through the eleventh
plank and did not dsvsIep r,Rsdiy q nrs beyond 81
thirteenth plank The Remington brsech-loadsr fred
hundred shots In six minutes and nftynve seconds
and sent ball through The eleventh plank expelled
balls In minute six entering the target and
ave striking outside numbss Of other guns were
ways the Board sxevcsing - expert knowledge and
nice Discrimination ID their judgment the merits Of
each gum full and elabcaas record he's been prepared
which carefully notes al points Of merit or demerii
shs tests applied oshsrwisa This win BE- forwarded 70
The proper ssaas authovitiea II found within two
or tres veeks tha1 Other breschloadsn Of sups-
nor character aro entered for examination, shs Board
viii asssmbis once and finally for their sxsmpa
t.oo. Comprissg careful notice o. al lats nvsntoDs
susd and vauab:e . 70 which 10 The best arm for
Stese Peouiromenta
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Investlgstisu late the Wares street Fire
strange Discsvery-Casd1es and kfndSinG
Woed-Arress en suspscsess &c.
For tns last day o. two Fire narsha Baker has had
under invsssgat ION an important Of alleged
which occurred in Warren street. on Monday night last
From the testimony taken By hr. Baker 10 appears
that Adolph Zicks occupies portion Of the second
noor Of premises io7 Warren street manufactoy for
heather brooma Nessn r q Robinson Co
also occupy portion Of TIE A%e me- moor. %. On
.mD,sy :ns o e. ss%sa @ osd he store
left the key in the accustomed pace Three hours
later George B. Tripn also IN II Rcoinson' @ employ
not itsie surprisod 20 zee light behind crates Of
heather. On making aa examination ~. Trip dis
four feet Of esch ohsr each candle being surrounded By
shavngs dry bits OF klndlng wood and loose heather.
e =: "SsS IS S1 ran q. int sSs sss
precinci, 70 whom he shewsd the burning candlea
One q them was wound in paper, down % which the
eovsr the premises must have soon been envslopsd in
namss By advice Of the ofacer the candles wsrs ~
sns waen i M p %
sSossusSv sasussssd With isrcssos OIL = the ssoss
and and ssss bossis which evidently hsd contained fsrO-
ssns vsrs found under the rubbish.
ssss .nd DD vsn
bsd About haifpast seven O'Clock the following morn.
~ xcs appeared a the front aoor Of the stos and
,n rsnsving ne shutters zcksr mysssvously diGsp-
pssrsd subsequently, ocsr McCosk entered he store
"a ssked Tripp n he knew the name of The man who
oeeuped the apatmsa where the candles were dsoov-
srsd and hs replied that be did not On looking
She crates 70 ses n the candies were still STAND
ine = they had been left the night prsvious ne
odkcT discovered man lying down On ths
va ordcrsd to out and then confessed that he was
the proprietor Of the place and that HE name was
Adolph zscks was then discovered that the candles
had been removed and the oombussbls stun scattered
about The smell Of kerosene was then still stronger
than ever xckert then taken 10 the station house
By the ofScer and looked mp The above are the main
facts In Mr. Trips deposition.
Oncsr McCofks also made IN afndavit but IN chiefly
corrobogutve Of that 20 by the previous witness
me pYeouer sppears had m ineuFsnce OF S1,toO ID
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THE ICE BLOCKADE.

The Sound Closed Up-The Steamers Expe.
ricnco Great Dimcuity in Getting Thropsh-
The New York and New Haven Railroad
The Ferries Yesterday, &c.
During the last few days OF intensely cold weather
and high winds there have been indications Of renewed
trouble from the ice in the bay and in the North and
East rivera In the case OF the Sound steamers has
caused serious difficulty, interuptng their trips for the
present.
The SOUND srEAARs
The steamer City Of Boston came in on Mon
day and has been out since. The Empire City and
hours behind time From Harris Island to Hell Gate
they had the utmost difficulty in forcing their
way through the ice which has collected there in huge
and compact masses They only succeeded in penetat
ing this arctic field by putting almost their full head
Of steam, backing and running the prov Of the boat
severe labor and the utmost exeron they succeeded in
reaching their docks at late hour on Tuesday even
ing, covered with Ice and frozen yapors
Opposite Fort Schuyler the obstruction complete
Both the vessels Of the Fall River line well filed
with passengers Many Of these accompanied by those
this roint and were conveyed thence by scghs 70 the
city;
nine o'clock on Tuesday morning-The Continenta,
GiAucuG Chesapeake, Occanus Of Providence, Empire
State and Old Coony-aisemptIng. and for long while
surrounded them The Old Colony was the nrss to sue
ceed The Empire State followed her in css than an hour
oss6sr The others arrived q various s lines .i:s Z
the day. ss.ssy \
new rosK AND ssu HAVEN RAnRoAn
This railway, by or the above mentioned OBJ
strucons, seriously inconvenience bsng able 10
transport more than twentieth part Of the Eastern
freight Until change takes place In the weather
OF the Sound steamers win b able TO their trips
THE YuRmIn.
The ferryboats on the Hudson and East rivers were
delayed tring extent IN The morning Of yesterday,
and in made slower trips than usual through
out the day. At the Staten Island ferry there was con-
siderable difficulty from accumulated ice between
twelve and one O'Clock.
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the Gsrmania Insurance. Company hls stock, whies
is estimated 70 be worth NOT far from 500 ana "
the view OF obtaining the ll amount Of his insurance
The prisoner who is married and lives - NO 20 AZ
dridge street. yesterday taken oefore Jusce nogAn
who committed him 20 the Tombs for examination
This case is similar In many respects 70 one tnss 90
CURED in the lower part u the city In the summer or
1854, when . large storage warehouse vas paHiany
hurn
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PrarLzsrso Eve

Puanxsno ExcourrnA-Ths antiquated village Of
jamaica L l., wss the scene Of energetic setto ON
Saturday evening ass whom two "gsnslemen,n finding
shsmssvssss variance game Of cards, decided to
sss ths matter By Asic encounter the ground chosen
FOR the sfAr being opposite the Episcopal church
larrs conc0urss 6 cissos wero attracted 10 them who
gasd upon their well rounded and barred forms with dc.
gf1 ~ they pummelled eeoh other For some unfore.
sesn they turned upon their heels and kedaed
lust matters assuming interesting altitude
leaving their garments In the street to mark The spot
whes The Interesting snAir occurred No aresss were
made.
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McMM0HD, Jan. -, 1907.
fsn johnson county, North Carolina, have intel.
igsnes Of contemplated Outrage on the par Of the
OWL asthoritiee thers towards Union man who 10
der indictment 70. stealing four pounds Of mesi kfcm
The socaed Confedsrafe States government uhsse SSe
the exact words ussd in The b and unIsss ne eovs.
intsrfsrss hs viii b dragged 70 the whipping psA
me socused was c0nscrpt soldier in The rebsi armyn
and when duty h 10c3 while half starved took mead
keep ne In bis poor body, and viii have 70 snnss
for IN oct nos assnss law, but bscauss be n ssd vas
upiep maa
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troops There scarcely to be seen, nearly all
Of the. being engaged in the cause Of the empire.
T. aad reached Lazarca q four O'Clock r. n, twelve
Ieaguea The country between the above mentioned
sSos 2 Ss :S s
would serve = nDs pss,ursss for cattle.
Ia Zsrca was In 1899 splendid cattle hacienda the
ars in Durango IL has nov sixty square leagues bus
formerly comprised many ranches which have bsen
Of sa Ms 4: =
nando Diaz Dc V Campo, who at the date above men-
toned MADE bargain with very wealthy Mexican
head or .ssry animal which s.s a. ss' Sss .%s
branded; these not branded with the hacienda
Gls. @ sosss.s ws i. 'I sss .nS rSs s1snSsd Ssss,d
cattle were than counted, but the number and
the consequent amount in dollars were 50 fabulous that
the purchaser unable 70 comply with hs bargain.
10 stated thai exceeded Sl.0oeo0o Four years sftsr.
wards the indian var broke out v,th removed fury and
hacienda Of ali is wealth Year sfisr year tSe herds
= sS us srs out
sSiidinss Of sbs haeisnda are in ruus The
uisare, ssd upon entering It you only hear
lhs iuournful echoes Of ysur own footsteps A
is church ss more gloomy cha. e. nouss stands
M sSs - gather The hscissda sow Dslonp % Felipe
.ssfssv .hs. sweeps sessss Northern Coahus and Du
range atd which spares neither ne nor property.
Over As twelve leagues travelled to-day Ne were "a
able 70 M wafer, asd nAn 40 ssAss suasrsd muca
sos want or t.
rnraRaf, 7oth.--A Ave A. n - starssd foseaa Pedro
del GAllo sixteen leagues distant ~ was slow travelling
owazao the mountains 70 the eeuehward ana Tor ten
saguss snaost constant riss up very long Ard easy
slopes made rough work FOR the mnlss The country,
LOT NE whole distance, vs. covered wiz nne Qss,
which would NJ greai valus fos shsep fnsm9 me
great ieck OF vaeS 10 the principal drawback - ~ sot
uemene Over hs whole soil are 70 BE- $50 fragment
out
About league frcuf San Pedro del Gallo wsrs mst
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The New York herald., 1867-01-31

The following table shows tho amount Of paymehts
ade account OF the repairs and maintenance OF the
canals sf the STATE Of New York for twelve ysan:-
The New York herald., 1867-01-31

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