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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-01-17
New York Market.
New YORK, Jan. IA.

NEW YORK, Jan. IA.
FLoUR-The market is dull, heavy
and unsettled, and l0c lower. Sales OF
400 bbls at 50 50@l0 20 for super.
fine State, $40 75@l1 70 Tor extra
State, Sll 75@l2 so tor choice State,
50 50@lO 20 for superfne Western,
$40 60@l2 ter common to medium ex.
ira Western, IL O5@l3 80 for choice
Western, 12@l2 Is tor common to good
extra round hoop Ohio, and trade
brands, IL 7O@l4 20, closing with
sales of extra State at 10 5O@lO 60.
70 GRAIN-Wheat-Duli and dropping
Sales at SO 20 for White California;
So 10 for White Canada; So 10 for
Amber State, and So 20 for White
State. Rye-Firmer, with sales at 81.
IA for Canada Barley-Sales SOC tor
Western; 90a93c for Canada West
bond, 81 10 for Canada West, free, and
81 05 for State Corn--Dull and
dropping, with sales 81 lSa1 49, tor
mixed Western, aaoat. Oats-DulI
and heavy. Sales at 64a66 for Chica.
go and Milwaukee. Stock of grain in
warehouse--Wheat, 1,7l7,l37 bushels;
Corn, 2,7S6, 500 bushels; Oats, 2,425,
1872 bushesi Rye, 5l6,232 bushels;
Barley 1,637 Ill bushels; Malt, "a, 1877
bushels; Peas, 50,9lS bushels
Provisions Pork--Opened frmer,
but closed heavy $40 62a20 70 for
Western, Sl9 20al9 81 for old Mess,
closing at Sl9 20 cash; SIG 75a17 IL
for prime and Sl9 rs for Western
prime Mess. Beet Hams--Quiet; sales
of 22O barrels at S28a33 Bacon at
ln3c tor Cumberland cut and ll4a1l3c
Tor short clear and short ribbed. Cut
Meats--Heavy; S4al0c for Shoulders,
and lOal23c for Hams Lard--Firmer,
ll8al2Bc Tor old, and l21al3Ac for new.
DRESSED HoGs-Firmer; sales at 8a
83c for Western
Butter Firm, at 15a3Oc for Ohio.
CHEEsE--Firm, at 13a20c.
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A BADSHoT-FoR THE QuAILs.-Oui
young friend Thos l.. Clarke. one day
last week, bagged thirteen quails, the
result of one discharge of single-bar.
relied fo~ling piece.
Speaking of quals, there have been
brought into this city this winter, by
hunters and market people, not less
than two thousand rabbit carcasses.-
The families are few that have moi
dined upon rabbit more than once.
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GIRL WANTED.-A good, steady girl,
capable of doing the general house
work Of small family, will hear of a
good situation by application at this
Office. ia. 17.tf.
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s9-The young gentleman who sends
US, as his first poetcal effort. verse of
Edgar A. Poe's beautiful poem OF The
Bells" applicable to the sleighing sea-
son, will excuse us for declining to in
sert it as original.
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statemsnla from l,a.isnl., So.

''Your Prescription saved my daughtsr's lite, and
has saved me hundreds o. dollars. '-IsSv. L. AgA.
I'VE bless God Tor the benefit we have receives, from
your Prepared Prescripti0n."--I:ey. i. PEEEoEiSi,
Bossburg, Penn.
ef,ed much By its use REV. C. u. JJsKs, Racine.
Wis.
Brbte Iiocsr, AsroR Placs, n Yin the earlypert
ofFebrnary, 1863 vas suffering irons yolenteough
for which had been tTeated during AK lnon'bspre-
Vionsly without benef bad ftght'h gedss hch COM
plet1y prostrated ne In the evening, hoafseness
woulf come on which vond prevent NE from rpeak
ing above Whisper. had then had two uftEcks of
bleeding from the lungs. My annlg Ply ysican sssui
ed ne that he cOuli do m mord 1Eme. was grow
ing rapidly worse, and had been compelled % leave
busne-s for nearly tgomOnths. Al my SYMPTOMS
indicated, unmistakatly, the preseuee of COkSUAP-
TfON, In the beginning Of Fehfuary NR. HLSEz
FfsHER Treasurer Of HE AHsricaa Bible SOcs'V pre-
senied me wi a bottle Of the PREPARED PIlE-
SCRIPrION. In a few days, my appetite, lt,hcb 1
had entirely lnstl returned; within week, my cOHef
had almost left me and in less than two weeks the
Nighf-SVsafs were broken up. ThonceiorwCTd re-
gained strength rapidly, and am nOw regularly at
tending 10 my duties clerl, to the AMERICAN Be
BILE SOCIETY," in whose. employment have been
nine years am now ENJOYING good health. Your
PRESCRIPTION effected CURE. when my frieDos
desnaired Of nv recovery THOsJ CoNGER.
81 have had NERyous on sPaaaoDIc AsIHN ior elev-
en- years During the last six years have never bed
an unintnrrupted nights Feet. 1t often seemed 10
me thatI woud de before I could get air into my
lungs. ] suffered so greatly from 'sherfuess of
breath that wes compelled to tske frequent rests
in walking from my residence to my place Of busi-
ness.
"The night before obtalned the PREPARED
PRESCRIPTIONS was the worst ever pessed. On
obtainin gthe remedy. ] took teaspo1ltgl AZ noon
and agNn at night and slept al night N'thout Wsk-
ing. have NOT HAD \ BgOKgS NIGHT REsT sfscE . .
have now completely recovered my strength and
spirta, and am not AZ all afflicted with shortness OF
breath shall be glad to have any one afflicted with
Asthma call and see me.-EZRA G. LANGDON, No,
,34 FOnrth e. NY
The "PREPAREn PRESCRIPTION" ia put up in a
81 bottle. and is sold in Lancaster. by
D.SIFFuRD & SON
and Druggists generally orders Trsv 10 addressed
tn the Sole Proprietors. OSCAR G. MOSES q CO., 27
CoRTIa aSDT STREET, n. Y Consultation free Cir
culsr containing particulars ofgdav e17sy successful
v treated, will be sent free, br MAJ, 10 a.! who Will
write for il.
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Jan. 14th, 1867.

A ship lying at the wharf in New
York, taking on goods for the Paris
Exhibition, has received 1000 pack.
ages, weighing 800 tons. The Tribune
says that nearly every branch of trade
carried on in the country is represen-
ted among the collection,
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WThe President sent 10 the Sen.
ate on Monday, the nomination Olsen
ator Cowan, Of Pennsylvania, as Minis.
ter to Austria, in place Of Mr.. Motley
resigned,
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$4,000 WORTH OF CLOTHING
10 be Sold Regardless or Cost.

10 De sofa AeegufOIesS Oh SObts
PETERS, MILLER & Bro. have de.
termined to close out their stock Of
winter clothing by the 10Th Of Febru-
ary; therefore all ready made clothing
will be sold regardless Of cost. This is
rare chance for those wanting cloth
ing, for they have a large lot Of
hofiesmade overcoats, business suits
pants and vests, which will be sold
exceedingly low. They also have on
hand good stock Of hats and caps,
trunks, gloves, neck ties, &c. Give
them call, and you cannot tail to be
pleased both in price and quality.
Jan. 10, 1867 3t.
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Hon. ISAAC NEWTON, Commissioner
of Agriculture, has our thanks for a
copy of the monthly Report of his
Department, br November and Docem.
Der, 1866
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Mr.. CHAs. ROLAND, OF the Green.
vile Democrat, we learn, will remove
his family from Lancaster to that
place, the present week.
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WHOSE is IRA lady's fur cape
was found on the public square on
Tuesday, and brought to this office,
where the owner can obtain it on ap-
pllcation.
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Northern Lights.

BILLINoHURsT has this brilliant new
weekly magazine for sale at HE news
depot. We have received the second
number from the publishers, and find
it to more than maintain the excellent
promise OF the first.
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e We are yet enjoying first class ar
ticle of winter weather, and the sleigh
ing and sliding -down.hill continue in
tip-top condition.
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TICKETS OXEEoLLAR EACH
This Is not private speculation. It tsillbe man.
aged honor1bly. Our list ofpren.Idms are supefioi
" all other Enterprises.
RBCOMMENDArlON.

BArAylA. ONO, august l3,h, 1896.
GENTa-lha have received the bill sent me, giving the
programme Of the Gilt Enterprise, N behaf0f Null
berry seminary. The objectis charitable and pa
triOtc, having IN view the interest VI the orphan
Children ~ the brave soldiers who have gwen their
lives 20 their country the war to suppress the
0ellIon'and aiD sure Il must sueceed;-a dollar
from every voter IN ONO, for such noble purpose,
would not DE regarded too much 20 contribute to
an enterprise that proposes 10 care for and educate
the uninrfunate children Of tn fallen brave ofthe
state. The men intrnsted with its management are
worthy ~ public confidence and al PERSONS may
ly upon ataithful discharge Of their duties. sin
cerely nope II may prove success, and that Null
berry Seminary may become an instrumehtin the
hands ofthe enterprsng men ShO projected IL of
dong much 2ood and also herone q notable monu-
meni of the patriotism and public spirit Of the good
people. who hy their contributions 0fa dbar each,
VIII 90 Themselves no harn hnt bless beyond meas
IRE those who. too often. have neither mesnsnor
friends with which to help thea-eves.
VI G sth District fohio.
We the Undersigned fully concur theaboye re-
commentator:
Hon. 3. Eggle.ton. ". G. Ist District Of Ohio.
Hon \. Teetor, Rep. Ohio Legislatnre.
Wm. Megrue, Pres. citiz-ns Nat. Bank. Pi4ua.
!. r. Briggs. Cincinnati.
Jacob TrahaT. s'
c. q Megrue. Pres Nat Bank Batavia.
Hon Vim. Penn Nixon, Rep. Ohio Leg.
Th0s. Spooner Cincinnati.
Gen r. B Hayes
saml L, CorwinA Sec. Lafayette ms company.
Col. MOnlton. late o. VI U.S.A.
John florence. Ex-Memher Board Pub Works
Howard Matthews, Pres. Lafiye'te Ins. company
Hon. s. r. Dowlney. ohio sAnate
Hon. W. Howard ex-M. C. 9th Dist Ohio
Gen. ThOa l.. Young.
For further particulars get 'one Of our bills or
address us at our
Omee, No.2s West Third street,
basement in Masonic Temple,)
CINCINNATI, OHIO,
Or at our Ofice, MULBERRY, Clsru,oat Co., Ohio.
TU DOR, GATES e. Co.
Oct 25, 1866. 3l-3n. TRUSTEES.
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rERNk6 OF ADVERTISING. @.
YOUNG MEN,

N EstKoUS Sfobtaining a scholarship in either q
y two 0ft!ie best Commercial Collegesin Ohio
can do 80 on advantageous terms by application tC
this ofico..
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DI1lD--At Basil, Fairfield county, Ohio, Jan. sth
1857, Of eonvulson, e. zerkle youngest
dnughte~ Of ofJonathan and Esther Ann Zerkle, age
three years, seven months and twenty-five days.
DIED-sundal Dec 2Srd, 1866, at l o'clock, ut
1errehaute, Indiana, Mis-. L. Houghton, aged 81
years
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SIS REWARD.

CSTRAYED from the stable of ]. Anderson, in Lam
SSc,ster. on Saturday, Dee. Sth 1866 ROAM
HEIFER, with shari, long horns. She was seen
lust ut the farm Of Mr. Bush with other cows. The
above reward will be paid for her return to my stable.
Jan. 8, 1867. j. ANDERSON.
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Monuments, Tablets, Tombs, Head-stCnes, Gene.
terry posts Table-topS, Counters, and everything
usually found IN first-class Marmbie Shop, furnish;
ed at short notice and on reasonable terms. rari-
city of designs and specimens can be seen at the
shop.
Lancaster, Ohio, jap tse7-3m
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Manhood, How Lost, How Restored.


Just published, now edition of DIR.
ssgSls.S- CuI verwsIPS Celebrated Essay
1<TT1~S on the radical cure (wltnout mediclne) OF
~~-AZ-> SPERMATORRHGA, or Seminal Weakness,
Involuntary Seminal losses, lMPOrENCY, Mental and
Physical Incapncity Impediments to Marriage, etci
also, CONSUMPTION, EPILEPSY, and FRS, induced by
self-indulgence or sexual extravaganza.
@6-price, in a sealed envelope, only cents.
The celebrated author, in this Admirable essay,
clearly demonstrates from thirty years successful
practice, that the alarming consequences Of self
abuse may be radically cured without the dangerous
use of Internal medicine or the application of the
knife-pointing outa mode Of cure at once simple,
certain, and effectua by means OF which every sur
ferer no matter what his condition may he, may
cure himself cheapy, privately, and radically.
B6-This Lecture should be IN the hands OF every
youth and every man in the aud.
Sent under seal, in plain envelope, to anyaddress,
ostpad on receipt Of six cents, two post stamps.
Also DR.. Culverwells Marriage Guide" price %
cents. Address hepuhlshers,
CHAs. J. G. KLINE & Co.,
Is7 BowerY, Now York, Postpfsce box 4,6ss.
Nov. l, l50s-ly.
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DR. Y G 0 DIS,
MILLINERY, CLoAKs & FURS.
DRESS TRIMMINGS

ofevery variety and all the latest styles.
II is needless to comment upon my styles of Bon.
nets and Cloaks, a. have n employ Mllner and
Cloak Maker thar can'tba surpassed, even IN New
York, in their various departments.
respectfully invite THE public in general TO call
and see for themselves JOHN n. MILLER
lancaster, Dec. Is, lS86-n
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VINE or TAN is pleasant preparation
eontaning all tie medicinal properties II fis Pins
Tree ia Tho hghes. degrees. II quickly cuna Cong H.
Cols. Consdmptipn. SJfe Threat and BIeasi, -. All
disctses VI the T3roat and Luues. IL restores the
systsm % p'rf.et health, and Is very n. etiys in
e1rHg disisss VI tho Liver, siOHaci Kidneys, Blad.
der, &c.
sllf By D-Hgyists a, 81 ~ q bottle CebuAs have
~NiDsVf Tar blDwu on BOTH.
OLIVER CROOK CO., FropfIstors.
RurnhsFng 4 Yau schlick, Chieago,
John y. Park aud y. L. su.rs Co., Cincinnati, o.,
Goal Agsas.
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There are over 200 inmates of the
Soldiers Home, at Columbus.
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RA Washington dispatch says the
Government has received information
from Vera Cruz that several trans.
ports have already arrived, and the
French troops have commenced en-
barking. 1t is expected that all will
have embarked by tho first Of March
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peA.The Iron Mountain and Cairo
and Fulton Railroads, recently sold by
Gov. Fletcher Of Missouri, to Mckay
and Reed, for 100000, have been sold
again by the purchasers at 81 ,275, GOO
a clear profit ofs375,OOO on the trans.
actinn
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Meeting OF the Hooking valley Hort.
cultural Society.
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GsING EAST (;
Leave o',
N""o"s'er 3.i6P.M 600 AN
Medical Notice.

DR.E, CONE NAY BE CONSULTED
d bat the following times and places:
In NEW LEXINGTON at the COlborn house on
Saturday and Sundays September and ?; October
and I; Nov. ~ and IL; Dee l. and l6 Jaa. 10 and
70 Feb. 23 and "a March 3nand 81 May and o !
June and 0.
In LANCASTER Mt the Talma 'geHouse on Mon
days after the Express Tram arrives going West mn
til goes West on Tuesdays Sept 3; Oct. 8; Nov
II; Dec IT; Jan. 81; Feb 25 April |; May e; June 10
DR.. CONE cures all forms OF Chronic Diseases, as
Dyspepsia in all its various varietesi all diseases OF
the Lungs and Air passages, as Laryngitis Bronchi@
tis. and Consumption; all diseases ofthe kidneys,
Liver, Pancreas and he glands generally; ali dis;
eases OF the Heart, Blood and Blood Vessels all
rca, or st Viius Dance, Neuralgia Palsy and gene
raj nervous nutrition; all diseases OF Females,
enlarged Tonsls and all forms of Scrofuln; also all
diseases ofthe Eye and Ear and all other Chronic
Diseases.
nB-No charge for consultation, hutcash Cor med'.
oines TAprf5 8, Is66-2-1y
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UNDERTAKING.
NlrrlD

TVyHE undersigned, having the finest Hearse in the
city, il now prepared u attend funerals, furnish
Gofins, caskets, and Melaic Cases, very short
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REPAIRING

Done IN short notice and at moderate prices, and
all work WARRANTED To compare iavOrably with
any done elsewhere. JOSEPH BLETZACKER,
At Boston Corner, South snl Of Broripay and Co.
Iuntbus streets, near the Railroad.
Lancaster, Nov. 8, l850-sm
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for the Raiieai Cure Of ASTHMA, BRONcHITls. ca
TAHRH. and all affections Of the LUNGS, TIL HROAT,
and AIR PASSAGES for Gsferet and SpccfGf Dsrss0e-
Bisnfs Of the NERVOUS system for lss0risi Of ths
BLOOD; and fof all Fune,ioalal Diao3dsrs Of ths
Stomach and Bopels.
ltfnnsfiatcty ncrenses the strength and fsepfas tts
e1iOr ofthe pate blood. u subdnes the ClsAbd Re-
yer, and diminshes the ErperOratiot II checks tts
night sWe1,s, always IN from seven TO fourteen days.
The appsffe il at once inv'g0ratsf and Tho patient
rdpby gnins fesh the cough, and thed1iclt bsafhBc
are speedily relieved the sleep becomes calm sud
refyeshn2 the sbara' tons regular and HniOTpi. ALL
THE GENERAL SYMPTOMS OF CONSUMPTION.
Asthma. BRONCHITIS, &c nisAPl EAR WITH A
REALLY YASTONlsHING RAPfDITY.
The PRESCRIPTION should be nsed In every ease
whore the Physician prescribes "CorGn MIxTuRts,"
ToMos," IROS, Acins BARE, QUtsIHE, CoD ltvEn on,
WHIsKEY, &c, and in every Disease, by NBArtTkR
xAME KNows, in which there " exhibited auy one or
more Of the following SYMPTOMS
Difficult or IrreqddT Bredihiag, L0ss gf Breath, Cop0A,
Wasting Of desh Night Susafs, Blssng ff0n ne lungs.
Joss Of ArsggtL LOss N Appeff'e, Gsterai DebIhty
Dsbhfg0f PfsfaNaeyaai NuSsipq, Eiang P0iHs through
the SL0gLsrs Chest Fdfs Limbs, Neufola, NeftosE
He1d1ehe, Nerrois Pyosfraf,on, NsrrOig Irrtfotion
GbbinSss or DEiHsss Eresssire Iuiegess Sore ThOaf
0tosiHess, Sssplsssnsas, Dyspepea, SoHr SfoBtgeh
'Hegct Burn" Oppression or StnEfng Of The Stomach
beo'eo after erfaJ, Cossp7'i0n Pemiei Fever. d.,
fe md gsPEcALLl IN all Fsm0s DisoTders Or UfertNs
FreTiarfiiss, such Difficult PoinfHL Sappressed,
Seaefg Egesssvs DcIayed, Prem1ture " too Ecqssat
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MONTREAL, May ll--lt is reported on
Change that some wcll-known gold sprcu-
latOrs in this city have come to grief. One
of them to the amount of S26,00O.
MEMPHIS, May 1.-THE Millerites here
predict that the Day of Judgment is to-
morrow, and several of the merchants have
closed their stores and settled up accounts
in consequence of preparing for their final
doom, ... ......
BUFFALO, May l0.-The southern portion
ofthe Bay Is still stocked with icr. Sew
eral vessels are ico-bOund outside, and the
crews are suffering tor the want of pro-
visions. The crew Of the bark Werraltes
came over the ice this morning carrying
plauks for safety. .."
NEW YORK. May ll.-The steamer Arizo-
na brings Panama advices To the lth, and
$4,000 In treasure from California
Commander Leonard Paulding, of the
United States war steamer Waterec. died of
dysentery, on the 29th ult. The burial ser-
vice was performed by Rev. Thos. BeCcheI,
aud his remains were Inferred on the island
of PerCO. Deceased was the son of Admi-
raj Pauldug. and leaves widow and three
children in Brooklyn.
81. LOUIS, May LITTLE city is infested
with burglars and thieves to an alarming
extent scarcely night passes but some
evidence of their presence is manifested.
Early this morning BesSehl's saloon, corncr
Fifth and Chestnut, was entered by burghus,
tie saie blown open, and between four and
five huudred dollars were taken.
MASsILLON, Quo. May ll.-Frcd. Doug
lass leotured here last night under the aus
pices of the Massillon Literary Association,
and the hall was crowded to its utmost ca
pacity. The colored population were well
reDrespntcd, ... ~
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MexicO-MaximiIian.

NEW ORLEANS, May lO.-The steamer
General McCallom, from Tampico, arrived
in Galveston to-day. She carried a large
cargo of arms for the Liberals. She re-
ported Gomez, commanding at Tampico, in
open revolt against Juarez.
Adyices from San Luis POtOsi to the 9th
and 2Slh state that Maxmllian was mt
QueretarO, and had placed himself at the
head of a column Of six thousand men Lead
ing a sortic. The fight lasted allday. The
Liberals finally triumphed,
Benevadcs continues the siege of Vera
Cruz and has 1000 to 1000 men, completely
Investing the city by land and water Fhe
scarcity of provisions was such that per-
sons were obliged To eat horse flesh.
q, The death of Miramon is confirmed,
a committee Of ladies sailed out of the
City OF Mexico, and in the name of the be-
sieged asked guarantee for general safety,
1t was granted conditionally. Marquese
and the other Imperialists were positively
excluded. ..
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The Savagcs at Work Again-Men
Women and Children MasSa-

CHICAGO, May ll.-A special from Com-
Gil Bluffs, Iowa, llth, says:
The steamer Leclairc, mountain boat,
passed down the river to-day, bringing
news of the destruction of the steamer Mi
ner by the Indians. about five hundred
miles above Sioux City The boat landed
TO take wood, and while the crew were
chopping, the Indians, about two hundred
in number, surrounded and massacred the
whole party and captured The boat. killing
aud scalping men, women and children in
Discriminatory. Only two men escaped.
after pillaging the boat Of all the valuables
they burned II to tho waters edge.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
JEFF Davis out of Prison-His APP
pearance, &c.
'ciol o CIncinnatj commerclal. J

lSpectNl TO Cincinnati Commercial .|
FoRTREss MONROE, May ia busy
scene presented itself at Carroll Hall early
to-day Preparations were being made by
Mr.. Davis aud family for their departure.
Az Z O'Clock General Burton arrived at Car
roll Hall, and found Mr.. Davis ready to ac.
company him. NJ.
Leaye-takings were exchanged by him
and his family With their friends in tile for
tress General Burton walked on one side
OF Davis and Dr. Cooper, his physician, on
the other. Robert Ould aud the brother of
Mr.. Davis who arrived last evening from
Nicksburg, escorted Mrs. Davis and her sis
tcr, ana they were followed by several
A large crowd gathered on the wharf
around the steamboat landing, to witness
the departure Of Davis lie conversed
with his friends cheerfully aboard the
steamer John Sylvester. He looked much
better than when imprisoned, though very
pale and attcnuated.
RICHMOND, NAa May 12--AIr. Davis re-
mained ut the SpOttswOod Hotel all day,
and was called on by large numbers of cit
izens. There is no guard over him. Seye-
raj boquets were sent him.
The lollQwm2is generally understood to
be the programme in court tomorrow:
The prisoner will be produced by Gene
raj Burton, and the Judge will discharge
him. He will he Immediately re-arrestGd
on bench-warrant to ansW er the iudirt-
ment found against him by the Grand Jury
at Norfolk.
Mr.. O'Conno, his counsel, has stated to
his friends that he will insist on immediate
trial. Another of his counscl states that if
his trial is not granted, a motion for bail
will be insisted on.
The general opinion is that no trial will
take place now, and, perhaps, not until
June. Horace Greeley and Augustus
Schell, of New York, and a. Welch and
General BaQl,man, of Philadelphia, are
here for the purpose OF going bail for Da-
Wis. ..