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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-12-11
FREE OF CHARGE.

Few OF our readers know anything
about fellow in Fayette township this
county, by the name Of j. W, Muters-
baugh, neither would We annoy them with
reading this notice were it not for the
fact that he persists in mcddling with our
business. \ few weeks since he called
at our o.iice and ordered us to discontinue
paper we had been sending to 4 neigh
Dor Of his. This lie done without any
authority from the gentleman who had
teen receiving the paper, as he has since
Informed Us, and ordered us TO continue
it. From certain circumstances We have
reason to believe that he has taken the
authority to collect money for US, and or
der papers discontinued because, as he
says, the persons getting them are 500
poor to pay for them" We would just
iaform Mr.. j. ". Mutersbaugh thai this
Is oar loss, and that if he continues to in-
Jerfere with our business he will receive q
notice from US that will not be free Of
charge.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-12-11

GEN. HANCocK's order re-instating
prominent rebels in New Orleans, is ex-
citing much comment. The rebels of that
city are rejoicing. Co1gress'may be COM
PEELED to interfere.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-12-11

Congress will undoubtedly reduce the
regular army, and thus sare large
amount of money. The army is fully
0ue-half larger than is necessary.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-12-11

TIFF Detroit tnion was started as the
organ Of the Workingmen of this city
1t has thrown off the mask and hoisted
the democratic flag, Offering in excuse
the assertion that the worklngmen have
lost interest in their own cause. Nav
this be taken as a specimen Of more to
follow
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-12-11

CoNGREss has at last decided the i'm
parchment question, by laying the report
from the Judiciary Committee on the
table. This secures to Mr.. Johnson the
pleasure of filing the Presidential Office
for some fifteen months longer. As this
question is finally settled, we hope that
Congress will be equal active to dispose
Of other important measures now before
that body.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-12-11

WASHINGTON, d c., Dec The i'm
parchment resolution was defeated dis al
ternoon-yeas 81, nays 107.
New YORK, Dee. 9.-The Tribune ex.
presses itself satisfied with the result Of
the vose on impeachment, and says 'ihe
question has Leen put to rest" Let us
now proceed to the question of retrench-
ment, tinancia. reforms, and the final re-
construction of the States.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-12-11

WASHINGTON, Dec. THE public
Debt statement for November was issued
to-day. 1t shows that Secretary M'Cul-
loch did not Withdraw four millions from
circulation last month, aud further con-
traction for the present has been abanded.
The bill from the Committee of Ways
and Means, to repeal the act authorizing
the Secretary Of the Treasury to retire
$l,000,000 Of the greenbaeks monthly,
was taken up in the House after the i'm
Ieachment matter was disposed of, and
adopted by l2S yeas to 80 nays.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-12-11

IN Pike county the Copperheads were
mean enough to elect both Jury Commits
'ioners, The Republicans could have
done the same thing in Bradford, Tio2a,
ke,, but they did not do it.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-12-11

JUNlATA VALLEY BANK.
P0MER0Y, PATTERSON, JACOBS &Co
N,9lintorn, Juniata County, Penn'a.
CAPlIAE............... $50, ,GOC,
JOSEPH POMEROY, President.
+. S. JACOBS, Cashier.
! DIRECTIONS.
Joseph Pomeroy, John J. Patterson.
Jerome n. Thompson, George Jacobs,
! John Balsbach.
STOCKHOLDERS.
John J. Patterson, S. B. Loudon,
, George Jacobs, Daniel Sieber.
John Motzer, John Balsbach.
] } N. Thompson, s. 7. McCulioch.
Jacob Bergey, Enos Berrev.
Amos G. Bonsal, John Gingrich,
| Joseph Pomeroy, F. s. Jacobs,
Joseph Rothrock, Z. W. Kirby.
Michael Hoffman, Abraham Sieber.
Noah Herzler, William Banks
David Herzer, Samuel Leonard
Jeremiah Lyons, Thos. Shellenberger,
samuel d. Herr. Samuel o. Evans,
4. Z Nc williams, II. H. Bechtel
John Hertzlcr, Elias Horninr.
John X. Robson, Philip Kepner
L. q. Parker, Jacob Koontz
L. Il. Greenleaf, Joseph VI. Delford,
Joshua Pofenbergcr. James b. Okeson,
Daniel Stoufier, Samuel Strayor
Abram Stouffer, John g. NJ Todd,
VIM. Van Swearingcn Reuben Leonard.
United States Securities Bonds, etc, bought
and sold.
Seven-Thirties exchanged for Fiye-Twenties
at market rates.
L. s. Coupons paid
G2id and .Szrcr bought at highest rates.
Deposits received. Collections made, Drafts
on TIE principal cities, and general bank
ing business transacted.
Union Pacific Railroad Bonds (tbe best in
ment the market) Tor sale
Bonds and other valuable papers received
on special deposit.
[jnly 81, 1867
S,TATEMENT SHOWING THE COSDITIoN
~ of the Bounty Funds Of Delaware town
ship, Junia'a county, Pa:
1861.
February Quota, - recruits, $500
.-..............-.-....-..Sii00 400 90
Committees Expenses. .........-........ 2l3 -
Total cost FOR first quota 22recruits $lGl3 -
sErTEaEEE DRAFT.
Bounty for q recruits Committees
expenses and brokerage ...G9lG -
Total amount of bounty EXPENSES 1880 20
Paid by contributions-.....-......... BG19 80
Total ami to be paid by taxation. SIGS50 20
7. V. LUKENS Treas'r. DR..
To amt Of duplicate for lo6f........ .Sj224 g,
To amt Of duplicate for loj5......... 3.6s 30
Total amt 1861 and l55;.............~$9y.2 So
CIR.
BY exoneratio, ..............S AL ~
BY Collectors percentage. li2 33
Ey Trrasurrrs Gee~............ 90 ~
BY am tin Collector hands-l22S -
Hy yonchtrs............. .--....-2GGJ IL
by amt bounty cancelled by
receipts tS.........................2 IL 81
$3.50 80
Balance Unaccountcd fur...............S2I7 50
Statement of ]. L. yanormer. Treas'r for 1856
DR.
To amt rec from different Conec'rs 1926 48
CIR.
BY amt paid on notes. &c... .......S Si325 Is
Amount unpaid abou; S2b 20.
Amount of interest not ascertaineI.
v. \. TueNl.1 ,rd;,ors
J. W. EJETZ. A"u'''i''
The account Of T. ". Luk~us. Treasurer cf
School and Bounty Fund Of Delaware tow
ship, was audited, and the foil.sinc is Il copy
II the same. The account rs stated above by
the present auditors is incorrect, and viii be
tested in Court
ISCG. DR.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-12-11

The account Of 7. ". Luk~us Treasurer #
School and Bounty Fund ot Delaware tow
ship, was audited, and the flijoe ing Is 4 copy
cf the same. The account as stated above oy
the present auditors, is incorrect, and viii be-
tested in Court:
1850. DR..
June !, BY amt paid ont for School
and Bounty poses...Sl3942 90
BY amt of bi,l.... ........ 5 o.
BY ercentage................- 1j3 0l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-17
MURDER AT IyBuRn, pa.

A CoIored Man stabbed Ia Death by Another
Coiored Man Named Brownsville COroaer,s
Jary Return n Verdict Of Wiifui Murder
Against Brownsville Pervetrntor mt large.
The small village OF Tyburn, p, between three and
four miles from Trenton, has Scen aroused from ito
wontsd stiffness by most d.blooded aud determined
murder Benjamin Hogan, coored farmer. residing IN
the above named village, stabbed death Tues
day night and Abraham Brown, also colored has been
pronounced by the Coroners jury as being the per-
pe,rator OF the bloody deed. An inquest was
held yesterday, and the only visnsss that dis.
closed the character Of the fatal fray John Hill.
testified 70 the following srsct:-About o'clock
on Tuesday evening Hogan came from Trenton, and
asked witness had he seen Brown with his wagon Wit
that day be driving IN bis team 70 the market
With corn, and meeting Brown on the road accommo-
dated bim with ride; the deceased having other bust
team Gil his return during sbs absence OF the deceased
Brown sold the corn and disappeared with the money
and wagon; the owner Of the corn searched In vaia
for Brown, and, thinking he might have gone homo.
followed him In that direction; when the de-
ceased found Brown had not arrived he asked Hl TO
accompany him back again Trenton 10 look af or him
the towards home; the deceased censured Brown
prcs Of b.. conn Bposn iossss Of giving The ~o.es
retored IN smart words and struck the de-
ceased ,, WITH wsp a gus'd The s'pH,s
twenty PAGES when Hogan roarsd gu, 'Hs stabbed me
he stabbed me ~ Hill bastened back found the deceased
stretched the ground In senseless condition. and
Brown decampDg. but NOS striking the fatal blow
Hoesn died almost nmsdiatsiy. A post mcrtem cram
instion held and the doctors found that . sharp
instrument most probably knife had entered between
the nrr and second ribs, penetrating the heart
tsrdsy and . verdict OF vflful murder IN
the first degree was returned against Abraham
and leaves wife and helpless family to mourn bis
The assassin 10 still NJ large, and 10 10 said .
answering to his description was observed getting on
the cars a Mohar station on The Bsyidere railroad
about nine o'clock yesterday morning. Great excite
meut prevails Ia the hamlet OF Tybsrn
and the inhabitants loud in their desires Tor the
capture Of The dastardiy murderer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-17
srlIfn ISLAND INTELLIGENCE.

Accpur--A rtiie boy named John Halicrss, while
waiting for work the Lead~ ONCE. s,apiston, got his
hand caught in the press and severely injured One Of
his fingers vas cut OF and fears are entertained that
another must be amputated.
A Luxlrc AT LARes.-A man was picked up By the
police to-day who 10 evidently . iapate lately from
some asylum. He can give no Ineligible account Of
himself. He ststes that his name IL Edward Harris
and that Mr. wilkins brought him TO Richmond
county. From his statements II 10 10 BE- inferred that
he lately an inmate Of the State Asylum, Utica
This custom OF taking unfortunate lunatics from
county another and turning them II large IN order
get rid Of their support casnot be too severely repro
hsndsd. The man was ssat " the County House.
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AID fus TINE YELLOW FEVER SUFFERERS.
TO rnE EDITOR or TnE HERALD.

TO THE EDlToR or TnE HERALD.
Nrw YosK, Oct 10, 1861
We have TO acknowledge the receipt Of the following
for the bensnt OF the Nsw Orleans sufferers BY the cpl
dsmc: Charles Burroughs, $40; Union man, $40; W.
NJ, IS; y. n. r., IS; Cash. $40; previously sckso~l
edged, ei2s21. Total. Sl2, S6I
Also the following for the Galveston sunsrcrs:sym-
patty, go; previously acknowledged, ts.2sL Tg.a'
%, 2si. sPOFF0RD, TILESlON co
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-17
The Registry In TIL. city.

The work OF registration was continued yesterday IN
those districts In which there than four hun
dred votes polled tho last general election but tho
work was very tame, and the entire number OF names
thus far reported less by onetbd than the number
registered ON the first day OF the reg IN 1865 Tho
registration In tho Second ant Tnrd yards was com
plcisd ON Tuesday ami the following table will show The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-17

TVS srooxp MILITARY DsrAsrrnxr Colonel Edgar W
psunis Of General Canbys stan, 10 - the Marlborough
uouss Colonel Dennis vista this State 10 confer VITA
ara psopls And obsaa Information for HE chief the
Work az reconstruction He 10 Judge Advocate Of THE
ussrv DIssret and Assistant Judge Advocate United
ssatss Army Colonel Dennis Ia native Of New Yssk -
RolsseA IN C) Standcrd VI IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-17

her running In the second heat . most creditabe
performance nasmuch she only beaten . couple OF
lengths, in l:a6h- mstare, The winner. sold low IN
strongly ID his favor Il DO we'll state, however
that he then out OF condition. aud hx for
btu sing race, he had just made the journey all the
way from New Orleans by IaL He has since recipe
rated, and his performance yesterday Justly entities hi
10 the consideration OF being first class horse In his
specially Tho second race for lie Nursery Stakes
q dash OF mile for two year olds, for which
there were four cntres-hE sanford's brown hiiy,
Mr. Morris Cleopatra Leonard W. Jeromes st. Paul. and
Thomas q. Bacon's brown l'ly. This was won by
Mr. saofords hy In the easiest possbls In cap
tal time for two year old She very finely formed
nly, underlined high racing qualities The third and
last affair Al two mile heals between Local
and julius the former winning In straight heals
The a spirited affair throughout but not very
fast Julius had run IN the hurdle race Of the previous
day. and was probably somewhat stale aud incapable OF
making quite ~ sharp running IS he otherwise would
have DONE Between the OF the features Of the
dAy, wc noticed Commodore vanderbts trottng horse
Mountain Boy, who pat In appearance on the track
It announced to the crowd during the afternoon
tina. Kentucky would should the weather prove prop-
oua start In his trial racc against time o day. 70 run
four miles In minutes and cny secouds with
one hundred and twenty pounds on his back. Pools
were sold on the result time bringing $3.50. Kentucky
$500 showing that the odds are slightly IN favor Of me
old scythe.bearer.
The Champion Stakes for three olds, mile heats,
$500 entrance, haf forfeit 81 500 added BY the cluo
the second horse TO receive $500 out Of The stakes
Clio ed with thirteen nominations five OF which camo 10
the post
R Underwood entered ch ketairis, by Star
Davis dam KAsona by Voucher. ............... I
T. G. Moore entered b. T. Fanny Chestem. by Lsx.
ingtnn, dam Laura by LAvathsn. ..............
ID. Mcdaniel entered b. Q. Morrisssy, by Breckn
ridge, dam b. Bonnie Scotland. ..............
P.s Forbes entered cn c Dscourssy, by rrov..
Thomas G. Bacon entered b. T. slesty, BY Rogers.
dam Angelina, BY imp. Albion. .................
Time, / 49k-1:46k.
The betting VAS very brisk The above race FANNY
Cheatem being decided favorie, as the following pool
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2. Registered.


Tho registration OF voters continued Yesterday 10 most
OF the districts throughout the city OF Brooklyn yeser
day. The number registered very small Con-
siderable annoy experienced by cita1sns in
several districts owing TO the Negligence or the regis
ters who absented themselves from The polls at inter-
walls during the day. The following tho Agurss:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-17

membered that about weeks ago Com missioner Able
offered special resolution grant privilege 10 the
members OF the department attend political meet
lnga IL was however strongly opposed by the remain
log members OF the Board and defeated az Ihen asf
meeting. Yesterday they issued private order laxing
The mbers az he dsnaYtmant fOllows.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-17

y.ouy n, Rourr 70 ALASKA Tho route OF the
yacht which recently reached Cincinnati hains rom
New York. overland route, was - foliows-n went "
The Hndson 20 Albany, thence 70 Buffalo BY canal,
thence 10 Erie By lake. thence to Beaver on the Ohio
river. by canal thence 10 Cincinnati IL has gonsto
Louisville on ito way 70 California and Alaska
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-17

Inc to'a amount taxed upon the department, n al
PAD IN VIII amo1nisio - 735, which Is 70 bs do
quetea OUT OF their salary for tho month OF October
Inc ABOVE amount was taxed The department last year
~ winch $l9o 600 was collected for and locs
elections IN The month Of October aud November
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-17

The Naturalization Once at the City Hall.
The City Hall was crowded yesterday with large
number OF aliens, anxious TO possess the necessary
documents for the exercise OF the elective franchise
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-17

The Tnmmauy Primaries.
Last night the Tammany Hall politicians made their
advent the present by holding primary cleo
lions for the choice Of delegates to the various
lions wh are 10 nominate candidates for county and
judicial oflcss They been late in entering The
struggle doubtless waiting TO what manner Of men
their oppopenls would put IN the field.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-17


sranms, win be the qaas candidate Of the republican
party for Mayor: but ~ given time before the election
he = 70 issue an address 70 bis party withdrawing him.
~ the contest must lie principally bstwcea Hoffman
aud Wood, and that ~ the former Is acceptable
10 the republican party than Wood, his republican
friends will all rally man for Holman But this
not by any the card Of the ingenious
indeiaugable political schsmer, Peter Is lie has BY his
emissaries entered INTO the councils OF the Citizens
Association and Chamber OF Commerce parties and by
secret wirepuliug aud ppeavng has managed 70 have
candidate Of this wing OF the republican party for Mayor
This s intended " assure division in the republican
vote Anu 20 ara .ns hcnman s.ssny Brosa. BANK
Of the latter Mr. Palmer, shall issue his card with
drawing from the contest. These plots and schsme.
unbiased action Of the people, against which they have
cousprsd. needs osly this exposure overthrow and
defeat them Fersando wood ID in the 6sld for Mayor
and Hoffman and MS party fear hIs popularity with The
German and Irish voters Of the city. They know that
Holman has been during hs incumbsncy respectable
his part 10 repsl them, toe many which
have deepoiled numerous aud highly influential pos-
ssd valued rights a. o,ssns And shsy know Also that
most damaging comparisons have been drawn between
the Ian ana weak sdmnisrstoa Of the present sncu-
that marked the Standardization OF affairs in
past years under Mr.. Wood u uI also be rsmsmbsrsd
during ss IN. coaps ss q vss sns s =
small amount Of the fnnds thus drawn from the people
y away y shs support Of hos. Of worthless
draw their salaries and for cliquss and rings
that keep them o. The public CRIB. The Hoffman,
Ewesny and Tweed ring know oil this; bot they hope
that BY such political chieaasry a. We have here
posed by getting numbsr of candidates 10 run, that
they viii distract the people aud prevent the outside
organirauons, - sass until u 10 too late from COM
bining on one man. The fight would then BE-
between Hoffman and wood, when they think that
thsis man would tel with the rspublicsn party a.
against any claim Mr.. Wood may put forward In that
line. To cheekmats the combinsson Of moves and to
0an M A II anil
for the exeus who - mot want either Mr. Honman or
~ Weed v sall uDea ~, John Andsnps V come "
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A10r"nVsv NV"vrussOuS ssuss ASs8"ss
The Democratic Union Convention Of tho Fifteenth As
semby district last night dominated Austin v. Petit, for
representative In the STATE Legislature.
several conventions OF The Mozart democracy also met
last night bus adjourned without making any nomna-
tous
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Meeting Of thc Conservative Republican Gen.
rral Committee.

Meeting Of the Conservative Repablican GEN.
rrRi Committee.
The Republican General Committee Of tho conserva
two wing Of the party met la,t evening at the head
quariors corner OF Broadway aud Twenty third street.
State Senator Thomas Murphy in the chair.
Mr.. X Delaneld Smith offered the following resolu-
tons which were adopted -
Received That the old guard" Is on duty determined 10
serve the republican cause and do battle for country
Resolved That the recent demcnstrations IN Obi, Penn
ana rev orr warn the people TIA, the return Of
once and 10 Influence Of disioya Agtsors who
lead Of the Woods The ksncs and the vaandghams allied
themselves In The late national struggle the enemies OF
Resolved That We recommend to our friends throughout
ticket
Mr. Rusus =. AsDRxws offered the foilswing.--
Resolved That renerse desire for harmony 10 the
various republican oEannatous and for this purpose We
hersoy amAorse ne chsman OF hs COMMITTEES i9 appon.
ether republcaa organsaton 70 confer tcsether and
possible Agree upon plan TOR reenrolnent Of repnol
COMMITTEES for lie approval.
The foregoing resolution was adopted, and Nessrs.
Rufns y. Andrews, James Booth and Thomas h.
The meeting then adjourned, and the membcrs pro-
cesdsd IN body 10 attend the ratification meeting ~
the Cooper 1nsttuts.
20 Defray the Expenses OF the stase Rcpub.
lican Party nj the state Election.
Yesterday special order was issued 70 the members
Of the nssropel.aa Fire Department. requiring them 70
appropriate each according the position they held 90
much money! the Be forwarded 70 The Chairman
Of tho Rspublcss General COMMITTEE. II VIII - ~.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-09
Treatment Of the Negroes.

Gov. PARSONS, of Alabama, on his
return from Washington City, made a
speech tqrthe- Legislature, in which he
thus alluded to the negroes and the
treatment they receive:
He spoke of the negroes patiently
toilingJ9efor1 ayr whole year for
planters, who, when the cotton was
gathered and housed, would make &C.
casion for quarrel, drive them un-
paidand penniless from the planta-
tions, to be arrested by some neighbor
asFagraBts without means Of support,
and thrown into chain-gangs or pris
onseuntily they conseAtedr to- make a
new contract and begin their thank
less labor over again. He alluded to
the midnight attacks of disguised ma
RAIDERS, bursting OPEN the humble
dwellings of the blacks, turning them
out intethe woods, robeipg them of
their guns aud Npetty treasures and
riding off by the light of the, burning
cabins, after applying to them the
torch. He picturned negro. churches
and school-houses burned by mobs,
and denounced the spirit of persecu-
ton in which all these outfages origi-
mated, and the Eitiated public senti-.
ment which shielded their perpetra-
tors from punishment.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-09

Cyrus T. Nixon, Principal Clerk,
w. w. Merriom, 9Th Indiana Cay.
Registry Clerk.
/ j. 7. HeatOn. 29th Indiana Infant
ry, Engrossing Clerk.
NJ. l.. Reed, 9th Indiana Infantry,
EngrossIugg Glerk1 qTTU0Jq
John E. Buns, f03d Ind Inf. File
CLERK.
R. H. Nowcomb, citizen, Enrolling
Clerk.
uEl I Ru Pg fsY soldier FL F ag liz 3
/ P. A. B. Kennedy, Both Ind. Vol,
First Assistant Clerk.
r. 0. Dormer, citizen, Minute
Gem Brown Quartz aartermIa sat,sfs q Of
Tooth Ind. Inf. Minute Clerk,
Ira Broshedfs, 9th Ind Inf.,a Min
ute Clerk 5o9sI zrlassa ii. ssloI1ra don
I John r. Daily, 18th Ind. Inf,
Minute Clerk. a0l3 a
4 w. H. Boyd, Union prisoner in
Texas, fcitizen) Minute Clerk. aas.I.
( John Campbell, 9th Regiment In
diana Infantry, Principal Door
keeper
a. s. Prather, 9Th Regiment IRdi-
ana Infantry, list Assistant Door
keeper. .oottmuut vi 6s9lo 9 =
w, J. Muaker,, 33d Regiment Indi-
ana Infantry, I'd Assistant Door
keeper
j. w. Cookery. citizen, Sd Assist
ant Doorkeeper.
/ Samuel Davis, 10Th Indiana Infant
ry, Fireman.
CALVIN Keefer, 5128th Indiana In-
fantry, Fireman.
Edgar johnson, 18th Indiana In
fantry, Fireman. E ~ CD "
F. Hambleton, citizen, Cloak-room.
+ L. g. McCon, citizen, Cloak
CT. Campbell, 10Th Regiment In
diana, Messenger.
Capt. Russell, Tooth Indiana In
iiantry, -4~4-F77-a---9 IT'S WHTu0a
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.oE

passed The senate went INTO eXecu-
tive session, and subsequently adjourned.
4 HOUSE, asson's bill to establish offices
for the assay OF gold and silver al Denver,
Colorado; Charlotte, North Carolina, and
Dahlonea. Georg a, appropriatlng $1,000
to each for The repair of buildings at
Charlo, slld Dahlonga, provides that the
busines,ei he offices is TO be under the
control OF tho Director of the mint at Phil
adelphia ,...... On motto of Clark, OF Kan
sas, the Committee on Agriculture was in
structed TO inquire into the expectancy of
appointing a commission to investigate
the causes and results of the Texas cattle
disease 1.-THE debate on Stevens bill
was resumed. inv hich Shapklin, Thayers
SpaIdfng ana others participated. - 40