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NEW York. Oct is.
The Washington Republican says that the
President prone ounces the statements relative
to General Sherman, contained in the Boston
1drertiscrs Washington dispatches, to be
false in the whole in nll its parts. General
Sherman 8 mission was wholly upon our In
dian affairs.
The President has, upon the recommenda.
ton OF Governor Pierpont and Attorney Gen
eral stanbery, pardoned Saml Baron, of
Virginia, ex Commodore of the Confederate
Navy.
The Heralfs Washington special says:
An Individual in Washington who is supposed
to be posted in the Treasury matters, AYERS
that it IS his belief that the spurious counter
felt i>3o bonds we're manufactured inside Of
the Treasury building by means Of duplicate
impressions instead of the original plaies.
Secretary McCulloch denies the truth Of
the report that the New York Metropo Titan
Board Is TO be abolished.
The Times special says: A leading Rad ical
member of Congress from Mas sachusett., a
strong advocate of Impeachment, to>dav an.
nounced himself in favor of General Grant
tor President, and said he was ready to put
the most entire faith in him
The question of Vice President, too is not
neglected, and the name Of Jno. A. Andrews,
of Massachusetts,, is very frequently mem
toned ne most fit man for the econd place.
The Treasury Department is still busiy
engaged in examining the bonds. on hand for
the purpose of discovering if there are any
more counterfeit sos. The Department
learned to day that several ban ks throughout
the country have been vicll, nized by the
hypothecation of these couute rfeit bonds, by
unknown parties.
The first Assistant Post master, General
Skinner, is lying here dan gerously i'll. He
has been in the Post Office Department for
over fifty consecutive year,.
The Herdid's PhiladeI phia special says :
ward meeting OF imm ense proportions in
this city last evening nominated Gen. Grant
for the Presidency.
The World s Washington special saws law
yers arrived here to- day from New York to
institute suit against a Washington daily for
$50 1000 damages, for alleged libel on Mrs.
John Dean, OF New York, formerly Miss
Baker, whose marriage will be remembered
by many.
CHICAGO, Oct Il.
The TINES Washington pecisl eorrespon-
dent visited President John son at the White
House yesterday. The President informed
the correspondent that the rnn,ors ahoat
touching changes in the Cabinet were wholly
unauthorized and untrue. He did not intend
10 make any changes III haste Within the
past few days tremendous pressu re has been
made on him to remove all his Cabinet but
| Secretary Wells and Attorney Ger eral Stan>
bery. de considered that the result in Ohio
was repudiation Of the policy of Congress
| End hoped the lesson taught would be fol-
! lowed everywhere, and the people avoid the
dangerous extremes Of both parties.
1he correspondent came away with thu
conviction that the President had not decided
on any immediate changes in the Cabinet
and that there was not the slightest ground
for the Funor that he intended any inlerfer.
ence with the reconstruction acts.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

FoRr kEARsEY. Neb., Oct. IL.
The editorial excursionists are having a
grand time in the vicinity of this place. The
main portion Of the party are at old Fort
kearney, shooting buffalo and antelope We
leave 10 day at noon Tor Council Bluffs. where
the hospitalities Of the city will be extended
to US.
NEW YoRK, Oct. l..
The Massachusetts constables. who were
arrested in Springfield on Saturday night for
killing an alleged rioter at Westlield, have
all been held in So, 900 bail TO answer charge
of mansnughter.
CHICAGO, Oct j..
Hon Schuyler Colfax of Indiana and Hon
W. u. Allison Of Iowa are in the city.
CINCINNATI, Oct. II.
In thirty eight counties Of Ohio the pajor.
lty against the constitutional amendment is
%, 1873. The total majority against it will
not fall short of $4,000.
disturbance occurred in French's circus
at Eaton, Preble county, Ohio. last night,
during which man named VIM. Thomas
fired at the ring master, missing him, but the
ball struck a young lady named Campbell,
killing her instantly. the ball passing through
her breast
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST. Lor1s, Oct Is.
1t is now stated that the Board of Com.
missioners OF this State have ordered the off.
GERS of the Bank of Commerce Of New York
TO apply the State funds now in their hands
to the payment Of past due coupons on the
State bonds The balance to the credit OF
the State in the Bank of Commerce is over
two and a-half million dollars, and is Insult
cient to pay four and a half coupons.
The jefferson City Times says Governor
Fletcher will call an extra session of the
Missouri Legislature about the first of De.
cember. 1t is said that Eastern capitalists
have made proposition to take the South-
west Pacific B, 4, on the same ierms as Free
Moats contract, and build the road at osoe.
This ano other important RaiifOsd interesti
farnish The reason for an extra session.
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FIRES.
CulcaGo. Oct.

CHICAGO, Oct. Is.
No. $50 Burnside street, occupied by a
woman named German, was burned this
afternoon. The fire broke out iu the kitchen
in which were three children playing. On
the discovery of the fire, Mrs. German rushed
in, took two children in her arms and left the
third one to follow. The room was already
we'll fire and filed with binding smoke.
Upon reaching place of safety, she discov~
cred, to her horror, that the third child-a
httleooy-had not come. She Immediately
returned to his rescue, but it was too late .
she could hear his agonzug screams, but was
poxerless to save him, and the little fellow
persisted in the flames.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Oct. Is.
A FIRE this morning broke out in Burk al.
ley, destroying saloon. P. L. Pierce auc.
ton establishment. And damaging the Iiquor
housssof A. G. Vacosal. Loss shout &25..
go; fuily Insured id the Phenix, 1Etna, xal
Washington Companies.
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80

FLoRrScE, Oct. 10, 4. N.-The revolutions
ary bands which entered the Papal States It
differ snt points on the eastern and southern
frontier have concentrated in Forosoma, un>
der the leadership Of Menita Garibalda, IN
accordance with drsctions from his father,
Gen. Garibaldi.
The report that Menita had been arrested
proves to be without foundation.
EvESISG.-Exciting news from the south
gust received. A battle has been fought near
VerdA, in the province Of F'orosoma, between
Garibaldian volunteers and the Ponti6cal
troops, in which the former were victorious.
Strong detachments Of the Papal reserve
we-e sent from Rome during the latter par,
of last week, to prevent junction Of the
insurgent bodies in Forosoma with the party
under Menita, who was reported to De in that
province. They were unsuccessful, and we're
obliged to meet the united forces Of the in
surgents under Menita Garibaldi in person.
A desperate fight took place outside of the
town. The Papal Zouaves were badly beat
en-, losing heavily in killed and wounded.
The Garibaldians lost three killed and fifteen
wounded. No report given of the number
engaged on either side
The news was received with great rejoicing
by the people.
|, sLosbos, Oct. Is Midnight. The follow
ing later dispatches from Italy have been re-
eeived tonight:
FsoLEScE, Oct. 15-Evening. Gen. Carl
ba!di has sent out another address from Ca
prera in which he earnestly calls on the Italian
people to arm.
TuRIN, Oct. l5-Eyening. g.-Mazzini has
issued a manifesto. in which be exho horts the
Italian patriots in Rome to rise and proclaim
republics.
FLORENCE, Oct. 15-Eyening. Many peo-
pie here believe that General LaMarmora,
who is in command on the Papal frontier, will
order his troops to cross the line and occupy
Pont6cal territory, and, possibly, march on
Rome.
IARls, Oct. to-EseHius.-u uIeat aCtisisy
prevails in the Naval Arsenal at Toulon.
Its reported tha t if the condition Of affairs
around Rome shoald become critical, the
Pope wonld leave the city and take refuge in
Bavaria, where he has been offered an asy-
lum.
NEw YoRK, Oct. Is.
The following dispatch was received in this
city to- day:
"NEw ORLEANS, Oct. Is.
E" To I'm. p. Conrerse d Co., n. T.:
"Ihe epidemic is declining. Please mott
fy all parties making collections, to stop. We
have enough funds to carry US through.
tSlgned) -. F. CALDWELL,
"Sec'y Howard Association
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FROM BUFFALO.

BuFFALo, Oct Is.
Gen. Sheridan arrived here last evening by
the y. I. Central road, and was received at
the depot by large concourse of citizens,
Mayor Wells, Gen. Barry and others.
In reply to the address of welcome. he
made short speech of thanks. He was also
presented by the Fenian Col. Hoy with Fe.
nian address OF welcome. 10 which he replied
in quiet tone and in ordinary phrase.
He left for the falls last night, and returns
to this city this forenoon, and leaves at about
noon for the west.
Our Buffalo bankers and brokers have got
about Sl5, 900 of the bogus 7-3o's SO far.
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FROM THE SOUTH.

GALVESTON, Oct Ii.
There was only two new cases of yellow
fever yesterday. and only four interments
during the past as hours.
NEw ORLEANS, Oct. 10.
There were SO yellow fever nserments du.
ring the "a hours ending this morning
RicuNosp, Oct 10.
The Committee Of the Virginia and Ten
nessee Rairoad have returned from Wash,
ington, and report satisfactory interview
with Gen. Grant. The election Of President
OF the road will be withdrawn The prohbi.
ton was not caused by political reasons, but
is the result of the failure OF the Railroad
Company to pay for rolling stock purchased
from the government.
NOZZLE, Oct. u.
There were two internents from yellow
fever to,day.
MEMPHIS, Oct. Is.
The yellow fever is abating, and the ex.
citement is subsiding. Many persons who
had left town have returned, and others who
had made preparations to leave abandoned
the idea. There were 2i new cases and II
deaths to noon. The fever is of mild type.
A dispatch from Vieksburg says there has
been no deaths for the past IS hours.
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IRON NEW YORK.
Nr~Yc.r Oct, Tx,

.vsfssxy sss3sa NEv Yoax. Oct. lAa
The Radical Republicans of this city last
night nominatsd 10 the Convention Joshua
G..AbsE snd Major Jamss 4. Hageerty for
the osices Of Sheriff and codnty CLERK re-
spectiveIy. The balsnce Of the county ticket
WAS next nominated-the Convention breaks
ing up at midnight amid tho greatest confu-
on.
Warren NsKip, IN employe of the Ameri.
can Exnress Company, has been arrested on
charge Of embezziing large amount of the
company's funds.
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MARRIED..

HAps- SCOTT On Tuesday morning by Rev Father
DecaiiIy, at st Peters Church. Mr. JoHS Haps Miss
MARY A. scofT, Of this city.
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Please forward the Pocies receipted.
Very truly yours
HODGES BROTHERS, Gen Agents
KEozUK, Oct. H. 1887.
Received, of the Connecticut Mutual Life
Insurance 60 Of Hartfo D. Ct throu3h IA. H. re -EylS
Agent, at sokuk, Iowa, tnvusaud nine hundre Cd
aud eighty two dollars s9 49, 0o) being the full
OF my e!sim against said Conpat un the tuo iafs
Policies Issued to my hGshsnd, John " Cegnern his
Iie t'me lt,ke great pi.a.nre in recommending the
toaiecticm Mutual Lts lpsaraacs Co.. Hurt ord, G
TO all thate who desire Life Insurance 10 prompt
and reliable Company. HANNAH OLEGHUgN.
H FFor Pamphlets and any other In formation asout
Life Insurance. in tue Connecticut Mutual Life
Coms any oau on the unaerhgned who has been gent
for said Company for the past nine years.
octie Ii. d TgN-EYCK
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SUBSCRIPTION ONE DOLLAR

ANY person sending us ONE DOLLAR, or paying the
g. local Agent, will reoaise tmmedlseiy nns
Steel Plate Engraving at choire from the following list
One Certificate Stock n-uriug One Present In our
published srheduls.
ONE DOLLAR RsGRAvIM1s.
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the tafly pAys OF thu Ecvolution
Any person paying TWO DOLLARS viii receive either
OF thn foIlnwing e Steel Plates. at choice, ard Two
Certificates stock, thus becoming entitled TO Two
Presents.
TWO DOLLAR RNGRAvrHas
No 1-"washington's Corrtship" No. 7-"washing.
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ANY person paying THREE DOLLARS will receive ths
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Any person Who psys pfvE DOLLARS sh.,i ,.e.t,.
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Local AGENTS WANTED throughout th. q States
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How TO obtain Shares and En-
cravings.

Send orders 10 u- by mail enclosing from 81 70 f2o,
either by ofie orders 10 Registered LETTER
our risk Larger amounts should be seut by draft or
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BY TEE,E3 GRAPE. |.



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Latest News From Washington.
ANOTHER NOTORIOUS REBEL PARDoNED
Further About the Spurious ..sO's
Philadelphia RepuJlcass Nominate Grad
,..es t, for President.
Johnson will Make no Change 10 his Cabiltet
Majority against the Constitutional Amend
ment in Ohio go, 900.
Large Meeting OF n. II. Managers in y. y.
Presidenfs riears in Regard 10 Stdntons Case
Terrible Case Of Burning in Chicago.
LATEST NEWS BY CABLE.
ANOTHER BATTLE NEAR THE HOLY
CITY.
Garibaldians Again Victorious.
GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK 1872.
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Gold Fcrs, Pencils, Pocket Books.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

oRsr1 o. rnE CoNSEcTieur MuTvtt IIYs Ise. Co,
D,faoIr, Mich oct IL, 1867.
II. b. Tn-EycI, Esq, Keotnk Io.oa.
Enclosed please fnd Company's draft No. 129 on
Dnbury, Morgan Co. N. T.. drawn to the order of
Hannah ceghorn for *99 o. pay Pocies Nos 1894
and b623b on life OF John W. ul.shorn.
No 1884 Amt or Policy IS AGO
Four cividends, $40
s5,s,2 90
Less four notes 3T3 90
Interest, 10 81 $50 81 4e33 50
No. 5523o -Am't Of Policy Sc 600
Two dividends 24i
- s52ie 90
Less two notes, 2IG 90
Interest, q 60 $50 90 1 p13 IN
50 gs2 90
Please forward the Polices recepted.
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howe Iyier.................. ,....s9 Main street
Duncan, karle Co........I40 4 142 Main street.
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GAS q sTEAM FITTINGS.
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FURNITf VF,

Fans, Fancy Coos rino Cutlery.
Bridges Nos l 4 Estes uous
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Gold, Silver. and Ivory Mounted Cane =
1 n L o L
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Ncnclll, Jones Co......cor Third Main streets,
Hess, Stern a Co.....eor Second 4 Main stree i.
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cRocKERY d QuEENswARE.
Carey Il lie Faivre Mnln strect-oet 5th { 9th
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EGGS e. DUTTER.
nd 4 ca cnr MIR A Ninih st.an,u .
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Garibaldians Again Victorious
FROM WASHINGTON.

GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK 14sl.
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Engraving. Brands, & Seals.
4 ETlaxes y "a | A. q Estss Hons.
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DRY-G0ODS-RETAI
Spiesberger. Mayer Co.........Ne. Ill Main st
i Bostwick ck..................a...s7 Main street.
Phillips kerr........................s5 Main street.
NJ Gregg Son....................5 & Estes House.
d Main street.
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CLOTHIEns.

CARPETS, oIL CLOTHS. &C.
John O Copclin ...... ......,,-.5 So Main street
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We offer th,s stove TO the putlc who assured
that this the most superior Cook Stove offered In
this market. combining all the latest improvements
Give a cali and Judge for yourselves
E9.0rlcrs from the county will receive prompt al
tention. msy3-d6m
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nRlED BLACKBERR1Rs.-s.sa !. -
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Dr Wntt...-...........s.cor Main and Fifth ST
~ G fnEersolL....cor Third b Main, up stairs
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The Taxes Of Farmers.

The following is very important to farm
ers, and the decisions have recently been
given by TIE Commissioner Of Internal
Revenue 1T Washington:
/. Farmers will not be REQUIRED to
make return Of produce consumed in their
own immediate families.
2. The farmers profits from sale Of live
stock are to be found by deaucting from
the gross receipts for animals sold the
purchase money paid for the same. II
animals have been lost during the year
by death CT robbery, the purchase money
paid fer such animals may be deducted
from the gross income OF the farm.
3. 10 deductions can be made by the
farmer for the value CT services render
ed by his minor children, whether he ac-
tnally p1ys for such services or not. II
his adult children work for him, and re-
coiye compensation fer their labor, they
are to be regarded as other hired laborers
in determining lis income
L. Money paid for labor, except such
as used or employed in domestic ser
vice, or in the production Of articles con-
sumed in the family OF the producer, may
be deducted.
5. No deduction can be allowed in any
case for the cost OF unproductive labor
Ii house servants are employed por-
ton Of the time in productive labor, such
as the making Of butter and cheese for
sale, a proportionate amount Of the wages
paid them may be deducted.
6. Expenses for ditching ard cleaning
new land are plainly expenses for pcrna-
ncnt Improvement, and not deducted.
z. The whole amount expended for fer
tl!izors applied during the year to the
farmers land may be deducted, but 70
deduction is allowed for fertilizers pro-
duced on the farm. The cost Of seed
purchased for sowing and planting may
be deducted.
s. II person sells timber standing,
the profits are to be obtained by cstinla-
ting the value Of the land after removal
OF the timber, and from the sum thus OBJ
tanned, deducting the Estimated value OF
the land On the lst day of January, 1862
OF on the day OF purchase, ii purchased
since that date.
0. Where no repairs have been made
by the taxpayer upon any building own
ed by him during the preceding five yelrs,
nothing can be deducted for repairs made
during the year for which his income is
cstimted.
TO- a farmer should make return Of
his produce sold within the year, but a
mere exccutory contract for sale is not a
sale; delivery, either actual or construc-
tive. is essential. The criterion by which
to Judge whether a sale is complete or not
is to determine whether the vendor still
retains in that character a right over the
property if the property were lost or de
stroycd upon which Of the parties, in the
absence OF any other relation between
them than that of the yendorand yendeo,
would the loss fall.