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srA-s o, IrLxs.. L.. fKA r. MUNN, Pis.iasnt,
County q Cook. And G, HOLLAND, sserstary
VEsrhEET COMPANY, ofChiesgo, being ssrerlllT
saorn dspose and say that the fereeei6E Is GfaIl,
strue aud correct statement ef tA6 a6aiia Of said
Company. and that they are the above described on
sers thereof. IRA I. MUM, President.
TsF fF& q! a0LLlED, sscrstary
subssrEbed and svorn before NE. this sth day Of
January, 1851. SIMEON W.KIE6,
lsr1Lf commirIiossr for 0hie II Chiesgo, III,
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AGENTS WANTED.

Samples sent free. No capital requirsd Ladies
or Gentlemen earn from s5.oo to Sloec per day.
Enclos stamp, and address
TRIP & CO., Eighth st New York.
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LOVE & MATRIMONY.

The affections ofths opposite sex may be gained oy
follawing simple rules, and all may marry happily,
Send erected snvelops and stamp for particulars 70
Madam LUCILLE DEhARRE, Bible House, N. Y.
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LATEST FASHIONS DEMAND
J.W. Bradley's Celebrated Patent
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
las toR DOUBLE SPRING. ,S#
. i HI.

- sNA1AAs
VNHk WONDERFUL TLB1IBILlrY AND GREAT
comfort and pleasure TO arv lady wearing the
Dsplsx Elliptic Skirt will be experienced particularly
In all crowded assemblies, operas carriages railroad
bouse drsss, az ne skirt can be folded whom 10 use
to occupy small plaos easily and conveniently
silk or muilin Dress invaluable quality In crin-
sl'ns, not found in any single Spring Skirt.
zrea, e5nvenisnee OF wearing the Ru,l.x Elliptic
stes Spring Skirt for single day will pever after
xaris willingly dispense with their use. for chill
drep, nisscs and young ladies they sre supenor.to
all others
Thsy will not bend or break Hike the single seriDs
but will prsfsivs their perfect aad sr.ssiul shape
when three four ordinsry skirts will have bees,
thrown aside a. useies: The Hoops srs covered
with double and twisted thread and the bottom rods
not sniy double springs, but twies Tor eouels)
covered, preventing them from vsaripg ont when
dragging down s'oops, stairs, &e.
The Dupls1 Elliptic 10 great faVorits With AL Ia;
dies and is universally rssom.endsd b the Eashioa
NazaEinss - the STANDARD SKIRT UF TIE
FASHIuNABLE WORLD. 80 sJ;( -.
To sDjoy the following sstinabls Advantages 10
stylish shape and aaish, n.xbiity, durability, COM
fort and economy, erquifs for ]. ". BR1FLlYs
Duplex Elliptic, Double spriug Skirt and Be su,e
you get the genuine article. f.
CAUTION.-To guard agsinst IMPOSITION be par
ticular to NOTICE that Skirts OF red ~ Duplex
have the red ink stamp, viz: - n. Bradl.y's Du-
PICK Elliptic Steel Springs" upon the vsisthau~-
noae Others are genuine. Also notice that every
Hoop will admit pin being passed through the cen-
ter thus revealing the two Tor dcRble) springs braid
ed together therein, which ia the secTe. Of their
s1ibility and strength, and ccmbiaation not found
IN any other skirt. --4
F0R SALE in al stores whore FIRST CLASS
skrts are pol,, throughout the United States and
elsewhere. Manufactured BY the Sole Owners Of tn
Patent, VESTS, BRADLEY l. CARY,
Ans o. Chambers and 10 & 81 Readests,N
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Nfl, Aopfrtisenltnts.
Wanted TO Rent.
niasolufion Notice.

A comfortable dseilsnr erstanins 8 or rooms,
n ay ths 1T Of April OF sooner vii pay good rsni
Ter good hcuss. Addse.s n. N. Box $50. fisaont o.
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HANCOCK COUNTY.

From the FiDdlay Jetfsrsonian: AtA meet.
ing, held in the Probate judges office on
Saturday last, the following gentlemen. were
elected officers of the Hancock County Agri.
cultural Society, for the ensuing year.
Presidsnt--S b. Huffman. Vice President
&C. L. TurIey.+ Msnsgers-RsrR Ksrn,
William Taylor, John @. Rickets, B. z. Jones
and Allen Witely -. The next yearly meet.
ing OF the "Last Mans Club Of the 57th o.
v. L." will be held al Findlay on the asd of
February. .!.
The following statistics relative TO the
agricultural interest Of Hancock county, are
compiled from the Annual Report Of the Au-
ditor of State: f.ea
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CWeet OPoponax From MexieO! New,
- very rsrs, rish and fashionahls perfume. The
nnsst sFsr imported sE manufactured In the DHited
Bates. Try iI and bs eeAviaaed-
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SMITH BROTHERS.
Sewing Machines.

FOR . Az H !!
Call in to see them and get circslars,as
LESHER'S HAT STORE.
l5u4n2 Fremont, o.
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= -
From tie F5stnra Near: The dwsll;-s
house on the farm owned BY Samuel Ki.ef,
one mile and half southeast Of this place,
was consumed by hre lsst Friday morning.
The house was occupied At the time BY
Isaiah Ebersoie. Tho fire had 80 far rsdvaoc.
ed before il Was discovered that twas i'm
possible to extipgui 81 the flames, and only
small portioh of the furniture snd clothing
was saved The fire originated in the roof
Of the house from defective chimney or fiue.
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MISSOURI.


Democratic Rejoicings at 81. Leuis-Sinking
Of "a steamer In the Missouri-Firc In -.
Louis.
81. LOUIS Oct. IL, 1867.
The democrats OF this city held . largo and enthusi-
astic meeting the Court House might honor Of the
recent democratic victories in Ohio and Pennsylvania
General Nathan Raney presided, and speeches were
made By John Hegan James L. Green, UrieI Wright and
other gentlemen Tho following resolutions unani-
mously adopted
Resolved That hail the OF the elections Penn
sylvnnia and ohio indication that the people Of the
country unwilling longer be taxed death for pot
cal elevation OF the negro 10 the aud degradation
Resolved That the democracy Of st. Louis In mass
ing assembled tender to the patriotic freemen Of these
States and Of Kentucky and California sincere and
fence OF constitutional liberty aud Of repub.
can institutions in this country.
Resolved That will ebdcavor the first opportunity
10 follow In Missouri the good example and do likewise.
The steamer H. Lacey Of the 81 Joseph and Omaha
line, spAgged and sunk tho night before last twenty
i've miles above g. Joseph. The amount Of loss not
stated, but Il IL said TO be insured Cincinnati o1oea
The clothing OF J. N. Brown Co, on Third
near Washington avenue, damaged this morning BY
IRE and water 70 the amount Of $4,000.
The principal losers J. NJ Brown Co., clothsrs;
Bolton Gerksn, paints and brushes; L. n. Wagner,
trunkmAker. The damage 70 the building 10 consdsr.
able All tho losers pretty well insured.
The fair closed to-day with another Immense crowd on
the grounds The gate receipts 70 last night amounted
70 over $50 000 and the total recspts for the will
exceed Sl00 OO0 There viii BE- large sale Of stock
the srouods Wednesday, which viii terminate Of
the best and most successful fairs ever held here.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

Tn LONDON MONEY NARKF.-LoSD0N, Oct l2-Even.
tng-Consos closed al "a Y Tor money American sscu-
rtes:-Sncs last report, American advices have been
received The following the closing rates Of Amer-
can securities:-Unned States 6ve-tweny bonds II
Illinois Central Railway shares Tx; Erie Railway
shares, ~ Atlantic and Great Western consolidated
bonds. TX.
TEE PARIS BouRsE-PARrs, Oct. Il-Evening Tho
Bourse 10 heavy and renes are declining.
The FRANKFORT BoUrsE.- FRANKFORT, Oct. 12-Even-
tng-Unsd states bols closed At TAX for the issue Of
LivERPooL CorToS MARKEr-LIvERpooi. Oct -
Evening During the day the market became active
under favorable trade report and the sales largely
ceeded tho estimate made at the opening Prices have
advanced 1l6d American descriptions. The follow
sna are tSe authorized gu demonstrating upands,
Sled midding Orleans, 8 5-l6d. The sales have
reached fully IL 900 bales including the proper
ton for speculation aud export
LIVERPOOL BREADS UvFs - RKET LIVERPOOL, Oct. H.
Eveniug-Thc market closed active and firm. Wheat
has advanced to l4s. Sd per GENITAL Tor No Milwaukee
red and l6s Cd. for white California. Corn firm at
ass Sd. per quarter for mixed Western. Barley, 5s
Cd. Oats, Sc. ed. Peas. 49s.
LIVERPOOL Provisions NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Oct
l2-Evening.-Tbe usual autnorles quote follows
Beef, 1883. Pork, 7ls Bacon, ASS. Lard, ass Cd
LIVERPOOL Produce MARKET -LvKaroot. Oct -
Evening The market for articles Of American produce
h quiet and seady. Resin, IS Cd. for common Will
mington, and rs tor medium TO Hne Petroleum, Is.
ID for spirits and Is 3D. Tor standard white Spirits
turpentine, 27s Talow, ASS. 3d. Sugar, 25s I'd. Oils
quiet ~ 13S for whale and Gao for linseed Crude lin.
seed, 6Ss. 81. Linseed Ia c10 los.
TIE PETROLEUM MsrKEr.- ANrwEsP Oct 12-Ev0h.
ing-Pssrosum closed ~ 57<A
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VIRGINIA.

Seizure Or . British Bark nc City Point-An
Insolent EuGlisLman-Thc Rcgisgratien
Closed Repubiicas Mass Meeting 90 he
Held on Monday IN Richuond.
RICHMOND. Oct H. 1857.
The United States Deputy Marshal the British bark
Nuhal Of Nova Scotia, ., City Point, to-day 70 satisfy
scism OF the mate. The captain resisted the seizure
and very nsolen threatened tho country with Eng
sh vengeance and teIegraphcd for advice the British
Consuls At New YORK, Norfolk and Richmond, but was
finally pscned and yielded 70 the law.
Tho board or directors OF the Chamber or Commerce
he'd their hrM meeting this evening and organized
tho Board Of Registration closed ia books last even
ing During the ave days there registered IN
ctiy Is9 whites and l57 blacks winch leaves tho black
In ajorily nearly the same As before.
the African church has been refused TO the Repubi-
can hass NOMINATING Convent On, and, therefore, Is
viii oe held in Capitol square on Monday. meeting
~ being held now make preparations for a. Messrs.
Hunuicuu and Underwood will doaetess be two OF shs
I've delegates n minated
inktt-
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Total disbursements for the army for the

lOthi uisuuIsomcuso ioE suO army iOE wv
Six cars ........... ............ 81, i3o,si5soo
Weekly Statement Of Fractional Currency
md National Bank Notes.
There has been issued from the Printing Bureau OF
the Treasury Department durng the week ending day,
fractional currency the amount OF $643 COO Daring
the same period there been shipped from tho De-
partment tho following amounts. viz To the Assistant
treasurer OF New York, 500 00o to tho Assistant
Treasurer OF Boston, 100000; United States De-
postory Baltimore, $5OoOO TO the United states De
posory at Ptsbury, $sOooO TO the United States De-
postory At St Pas $50 0Oo and national banks and
Others, s277 ,q7l Total, $e05,e7a.
The amoInt OF fractional currency redeemed and
destroyed during the week was $497, 500
The amount OF national bank issued during the
week was $4,000 and the amount issued TO date Is
1904 O959ll From this Is TO DO deducted the amount
returned, including out notes amounting to
s. 969 345 leaving In actual circulation NJ this date
5000 566 Treasurer spinner has received the fol-
loving amounts In for tho national banks viz
As security for circulating notes. $50 go; FOR do
posils Of public moneys $685. 3ls total s3ls oGI TOO
Internal Revrnur Receipts.
The receipts from internal for the week cnd-
ing to-day amount to sae0o0OO; for the fiscal year to
date, 500, SIG, 900
Thc Freedmen's savings Fund.
The following Is the report Of the freedmens savings
fund Of the Frcedmens Bureau for tho month OF Sep
tsmber last: -
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CUBA.

Departure of MIR. OuerbourG for the United
STANDARDIZATION Of the Auction Mon poly-
Commercial and Marine Intelligence.
HAVANA, Oct. IL, 1867.
Among the passengers by the steamer Columbia
Mr. Otterbourg aud family.
The government has abolished the auction monopoly.
Exchange unchanged; currency, %; gold, q TX.
Lard. SIC so. Mess bss.-Kess. 81; barrels, So 80.
Cabbasss, SOC eacn Onions. 50 rs. Potatoes 90. No
sales OF sugar
Arrived steamer Corsica. from New York. Sailed
Steamers Col moia Hendnck Hudson and Juanta for
PhiAd phla, aud steamer Union Tor New Orleans
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try convention but 20 avsnge their personal inores
1.-THE intelligent and respectable white men In the coun
try could been allowed 70 speak their sentiments
through the ballot boz different result would have
ensusd. but the preceding parts OF THIS letter WIN
demonstrate that they could not vote No tlckes
opposed them and by force OF numbers and Oy ntsm
dating the people they have carried the election .emlns
contra dicene and We are compsed 70 submit to this
representation.
You can see the humiliation brave. Intelligent and
honorable people fore "a endure 10 TINS the pro-
BY which the adherents OF the Sherman Military
bills expect To reconstruct the Southern Stassy Our
people desire ardenty q reconstruction OF tho Union.
but not by having all the southern states delivered over
into the hands Of uneducated and mean white
who At enmiiy with Tho present depressed
cotton Market the dunsss OF all business the sezing
Of the state by negroes and their egss
lion In making constitution for white OF sense To
live under parayzs all the impulses Of energy and In
dusiry and forebode evil enough for this and
prosperous but poor, unhappy aud afflicted land
II would have boon well for the white every
where United States TO have witnessed pro-
csednes OF the negroes the election day II would
have been from which they could have dAicd
their Independence OF all political alliances with
ignorance. vice. stupidity and magniiy.
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ished for the instruction and guidance OF all officers o,

shed for the instruction and guidance OF oil officers OF
rAn-By direction OF the Secretary u war the travel
pay and snbssence 70 which soldier. discharged from he
and regulations win hereafter 10 allowed in the o.
Of their enlistment Eastern states .shmus
provided that route . the By which he EAsten
they are discharged
Stanps ON Ground ReuI Deeds.
Inc Commissioner Of Internal Revenue has decided
that ground rent deeds should DO stamped tho
other conveyancss realty sold at tho rate OF nfy
cents for each $500 fractional part OF $500 the
consideration value
Land surveys In Colorado.
commissioner Wilson, OF the General Land 0fice has
just received from the Surveyor General Al Denver
COL, very interesting returns OF the survey OF town.
snip south range II, vest that Territory embrzc.
ing an area OF over twenty thousand acres These lands
are situated In Jefferson county, miles west OF Golden
City and nteen miles OF Denver and embrace Amos,
every variety Of surface The township lies entirely IN
tho mountains and generally very much broken mar.
tcuIary IN the southern part where Clear creek forces
it, way through chasm the walls OF which are mostly
vertical and several hundred feet In height In the
northwest portion very high and steep hin.
on the surface OF which can BE- procured immense
quantities OF spruce and Pima A large quantity OF
pine 10 also found on the bills in the north
eastern past, which y easy Of access 70 Den
yer and other markets. There u . large open
park IN sections nineteen and twenty -nns where ali
kinds Of small grains successfully raised In
lions and sight good indications Of gold silver and
magnetic iron found tue prevailing rocks
granite quartz fsldspas and nioa large portion q
the tract has been claimed BY acssa settlers and many
substantial Improvements have bssu made.
Hssneseeads IL Flsridn.
Returns received by the Commissioners Of the General
Land Onhoe show that two hundred and eighty FARMS
comprising in the aggregate ten thousand hundred
and eighty -four Of land have been added the
productive force Of the state Of Florida during the
month Of September last under the act Of June 81 1885
providing for the disposal OF the public lands for tho
homestead actual settlement In the Southern States.
Land Grants to NIinnesoea.
The Commissioner Of the General Land Ofce has sub
med to the Secretary Of the Interior for his approval
list OF lands within the twenty milo limits Of the st.
Paul and Pacific Branch Line Railroad which TO
the State OF Minnesota under the Act of March s. 1885,
for tho use Of that road The list fourteen thou
sand one hundred and ten
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Statistics Of Colored Education In Virginia.
Tue forthcoming report OF General Brown, Superin-
tcndent of Freedmen's Affairs In Virginia will show
that tho average number Of resdmens schools IN that
State for the year ending SEPTEMBER 30 1875;
ago number OF teachers. 237; number OF pupils on
rolled 20 900; average number In attendance. II. 2O3
200 teachers taught free schools, and from the
North The FREQ schools 500 900. The
peuse OF supporting teachers $500 EACH Com.
plants shat have been burnt By nceadarss
and Of annoy ance have ceased Commodious
buildings for graded schools have been provided -
Alexandria Fortress Monroe, Yo,ktowo, Norfolk and
Ricnmosd Forty-nve schooihsuses have bssn erected
q Of $3.50 each. In many csses freedmen have
erected houses without the ad Of the bureau and with
immediate prospect OF procuring tsaohsra APP
plcations are now file for than swo huadsed
teachers In Richmond there ihirsy-nvs hundred
pupils and atty ,sache Important progress mas been
made In training eolorsd teachers. normal school
building has just been completed In Richmond 81 cost
Of $4,000 Similar schools will b opened 81 Fortress
Monroe Danvio, Alexandria asd Norfolk. Eight thou
sand pupils passed through the primary steps Of educa
,Ion. ten thousand added the reading popuis
ton Of the State, many we're advanced 70
the higher branches Of English education
Transportation OF Destitute Freedmen.
Circular Ns O. just issued by Brevet Brgadsr General
C. H. Howard, Assistant Commissioner Bureau Of Refu
gees Freedmen and Abandoned Lands Head quarters
Assistant Commissioner, District Of Columbia Washing
.on October 9th, 1867, Is In the following Words
The necessity for Of transportation des
tute people from this district where homes
and employ have been procured tor them has In
great measure ceased In consequence Of large num-
Der VINO have been induced 10 avail themselves
OF ia benefits thereby reducing this locality
OF its surplus labor After the 3ist inst, therefore,
applications for transportation will not be approved.
cspt orphan children and women with small children
unable 10 support Themselves TO the homes for freed
women and children In Brooklyn. Now YORK, and
Cambrdgeport, Macs, or 70 other places whore suitable
assurance given that good homes have been provided
Radical Nominations In RIchmond for the
Convention.
Information from Richmond this evening states that
tho radical executive ward committees aud committee
At large for entire city, tonight recommended the
following candidates tor nomination to the convention
which 10 10 meet Monday ~. W. Hunncuit, James
Morrissey aud b. wndweli, white. and Lewis Lindsay
and joe Cox, resroos. Tho recommendations werc RAFT
aod By a largo meeting. Undsrwoods name was pro-
posed, but volsd down BY large majority.
Circular From the rnynRstcr.
Tho annexed circular Issued to-day by Acting Pay
master General J. n Eaton
tbs following extract from special orders No. So3.
headquarters ofths army, dated October lss- y rub
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ENGLAND.

Earl Derby TO Retain Omce-Arrest or Fe.
nians-Fenian Agitation In lreland-IIenvy
Mercantile Liabilities.
LONDON, Oct IL, 1851
The Times OF this city, 10 leading article of this
mornings issue. officially denies that Earl Derby has
resigned his position the head Of the ministry or
that he contempla,es DOUG 50.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. IL, 1857
The Fenan alarm still continues.
The police to day maize descent an establishment
which was used As the headquarters OF the Fenian
Brotherhood in this city arrested persons accused
Of Fenanism
rising was feared at Limerick, but the precautions
taken BY the government prevented IL
LIVERPOOL, Oct IL, 1867.
II ID stated to-day that the liabilities Of Messrs Camp
bell / Son, who wers recently announced as having
tailed, will reach f25C,O 900.
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KENTUCKY.

The Congregational COmmittec ON Contested
Elections Taking Observation-Disclosures
LOUISVILLE, Oct. IL, 1867.
The Congressional Subcommittee on Elections
whereof Mr. Schoaeld, OF Pennsylvania 10 charman).
to inquire into tho legality OF the Congressman elect
from Kentucky, arrived in Lexington yesterday and
commenced taxing testimony this morning.
An immense meeting was held tonight at the Court
House by democracy, 10 their grai ude At
the result Of the recent elections IN Ohio aud Pennsyi-
vana.
A series OF appropriate resolutions were adopted
Great enthusiasm prevailed, and salute Of one hun
drod guns was fred.
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CALIFORNIA.

The Democrats JsbiIant-The Niiusrs on q
strike.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Oct IL, 1867
The democrats are jutiapt over the returns OF the
elections IN ohic, Pennsyivans and Indiana and arc
firing q salute
miners league has been formed the object OF which
ia TO az tue wages at 80 per day. The miners are on
strike aud work has been stopped in nearly all the
Mines
Flour Ia very Arm: supernne, 50 SO; extra, 81 So
Wheat nrm at 81 rs a ~ 4oi holders arc demanding
az co. Legal tenders, T0K. Eastern butter, Ike
FreiRhs secured1 900 ibis ncur Tor the Panama
The price or legal tenders for commercial purposes has
been liked al Zoe
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This question practically the Affirmative by
thousands of physicians every day. Sometimes they
the ordinary forms OF ALCOHOL sometimes
which amply inferior alcohol more OF less medcausd
but small proportion OF the faculty give The
HOsfE1TEK'S STOMACH BITrfkS, the
fully prepared medicinal smulsnt at present KNOWN IL
Impossible for prejudice itself blind marked
with which this extraordinary tonic and alter
ative has been administered III OF dtsypcpsie
during The last twenty years. II IL possblc
10 canvass the whole country for in which
Il had effected a OF obstinate and agonix-
ing disease. they would number mllions No Wonder.
that Il has become standard medicine In every
state city, and village Ia the United states and
Names the distinguished Ia Literature art and SCIENCE
the vouchers for its remarkable properties. The i'm
msnuf@ctoryia PittshurE with It's extensive store
houses the largest establishment OF the Kind la this
country and probably In the world The OF manusi
labor employed In the preparation OF the Btters,
nothing The driven machinery greater than
that Of any other proprietary medicine establishment on
and the blessing or Providence the
results Of this uDequaled tonic and
extensive With ils continually increasing sales
Sold by all druggists.
New FORK ONCE, % Deg street
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NEW ME xiCO.

Flight Between the E.ccrs and Passengers Of
q stage Coach-Three Men Killed.
ST. LOUIS, Oct IL 1867.
dncul,y recently occurred a shs Cameron crossing
or the Santa re road between the and passssgs
OF The stage COACH IN which three killed and
the ssrRssnt in command Of lhs escort wounded. The
trouble grew oui the drunkenness and cuarrelsoms
conduct Of the sergeant