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HFLOUR-Bnllandn nominal at SIS 5O9l4 for Xxx
spring. Sl6@1S 50 for Xxx red winter-city made:
Country brands are principally sold by sample, and
I'VE WH8ERTCDaIi, heavy and nominal; sales take
C0RNgbuili and lower; No. sheiled from store
sscTma ket closing without animation. lIT
sales at 70o for Not State. ate &' 11'f''' -'"'i,
'RY YE7INominal. .i,'H -
PORK-Steady and unchanged at s23 90 for No.
mess; $22 for No. do; $25 for clear a. t+r.-,..,,
BEEF-Firm and in good request; sales extra
= LaRD~ City rendered in fair demand and steady
l2aGs MoREp cShalITF c%ShEaIlITFssstesdy and finn sales Of
sugar cured eanvsssed Hams at 1896 plain do
uncanvassedi do at l4Hc.l Dried beef. $780, Other
BUTTERSTHeld at 1920 for for good to q, choice ice
."GHEESEGHsld at range of s@l5o for good to
ls3St EGGS Eir@er: held at lsol7e for fresh packed
figures:-No. / White Fish selF5i No; Piokerel
S6 80; No. Trout S5 90; Lake Herring las JaIes
HIGHWINES-Dull and nominal at s2.25y for
: iiixSiiCoHoL3 AND SPIRITS Quiet at the follow
ogne Spirits s4.55; Neutral Proof Spirits - 4s9
PETRoLEUM-Quie and in Moderate trade de-
mand; standard white in bond held at 2lK929e;
do flee at 40 g43c in trade lots.l EI5 b9JiuJ sdf
SORGHUM-.Hsld tao ssOc with light demand
An6 pRIED s. D&PsPtiLIEs-DuI and heavy Held ats
@SHc,; @H,; packages % @ included: 81, aaasm h.,I ii,
at 81 IS for Peach Blows by car lots u SO for do
from store. - ~
PEAS-Held at 81 SO per bu for Canada. aqc4
.BEANS-Market firm; medium 80 5092 75; prime
SILT-Firm at s., Is for fine; 50 80 for coarse and
ground solar OnoDdaga and Saginaw. 20 y '4ft
TALL0W- Moderate demand at 9K9l0c for city
and country rendered. -r. Ilsih t.a.s4JJ
PLASTER-Good demand and firm; Alabaster
white So 90 per ton afloat 800 from store,s Pow
ell's" $1,000; Aabaster" Calcined. $500 per bbt.
WHITE LIME-Fsir demand and steady at q. so
per barrel for city, and Fremont. ,. ~
WATER LIME-Good supply and market steady
, BARLEY MALT--In fair request; held at sl IS
for No, 2; 81 As for No. G NADIA. r, .,- az, L.,
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FROM NEW YORK.
Emigration.

Emigration.
Three thousand one hundred and eighty
four immigrants arrived to-day.
~ Mr.. Bancroft.
Mr.. Bancroft will sail for Europe next
Wednesday, and will go direct to Berlin.
American Homeopathic Institute.
The twentieth session of the American
Homeopathic Institute commenced to-day.
Two hundred persons were present. DR..
Helmith, of st. Louis, was chosen Presi-
dent for the ensuing year. The report of
the committee on Medical Ethics was read.
There will be public lecture this evening
by DR.. Cooke, of Chicago. so-sa
New YORK, June 5.-The decline in corn,
to-day, was occasioned by a heavy decline
in Liverpool. The crops continue favor
able from all points, and the harvest prom
ises earlier than is generally expected.
New ripe wheat from Georgia is on exhibit
ton at the Produce Exchange. cut last
week. In some sections of New Jersey,
farmers are already harvesting rye, which
it was thought would be late.
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Paving Ordinance.

An Ordinance to grade and pave on Franklin ave.
nue. from washington avenue to East ubfc lane
SECTION l. Be it ordained by the City Council Of
the city of Coumkus (two-thirds of alt the member
cogcurrng0 , That the unPaved sidewalks. cutters
and crossings be graded and paved and the roadway
be graded and grayeled of Franklin avenue from
Washington avenue to East Public lane, in accord
snce With the plat thereof on file in tle oce of the
City Clerk. ~. -.,. -. r. -s.--,,1 ..,-,
SE5 q That all damages, costs and expense
arising from the foregoing Improvement, shall b.
assessed and levied upon the several lots of land
fro9tng a9utting thereon, in proporton to their
~ %nlt. 40 JACOB REINHARD.s s'!I
! . President of the City Council. e
Passed June 8, A. ID. 1867. Erll.1Ei s5i4 afHg
e.. Attest; l.. E. WILSON, City Clerk. g at.-ti "
inn fia ~
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.
Governor Wells Preparing n Protest
Against his Removal.

Against his Removal.
New YORK, June 5.-The Herald's New
Orleans special says: Almost unanimous
satisfaction is expressed by the press and
public at the removal Of Governor Wells
to-day. He still remains at the executive
Office as heretofore and is preparing pro-
test against General Shefidap's action,
which will be sent to Washington. Wells
friends express confidence that he will be
reinstated. He intends retaining posses
sion of the Office for the present.
l. z The Levee commissioners. -
The Board of Levee Commissioners, re-
Gently appointed by General Sheridan. ad-
journed yesterday to meet to-day. They
did not meet, however, III consequence of
the military order deposing them.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
To Ohio Statesman.
FROM EUROPE.

LONDON, June 5-Noon.-Cousols,9 941155 ;
extra demand bonds, 7234; Illinois, 7914 ;
LII, LTvESFooL, ERE; june 5LNoon. = Cotton
prim; corn, 50; wheat, No. l mill red, lbs
81; white California, lbs Cd; oats, IS Cd
barley, As Is; provisions, unchanged.
LITERPooL, June 5, Evening.-Cotton
quiet during this afternoon, and prices
easier though not quotably changed sales
10000 bales middling uplands 1111IS; Orleans
llM. Breadstuffs unchanged. Provisions
Pork declined Is; eastern prime mess 79s
Beef, bacon and lard unchanged. Cheese
declined Is; fine American 66s per hundred
weight. Produce unchanged, except tai
low Sd lower; sales at 43s9d. = f-i
LONDON. June 5, Evening.-Suga 24s9d.
Linseed oil advanced los; sales forty-one
pounds.
81 Prussia.
BERLIN, June 5.-Itis semi-officially re-
ported that the Prussian Government has
refused to comply with the expressed de-
sire of Emperor Napoleon. that it would
pledge itself against any future arming sot
fortress Radstadt. - an .---, 81 % = ~ =
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FROM MONTGOMERY.
nixed RenubIican Convention.

Mixed HAnQbiican Convention.
New YoRR}y5ane 5.-The Herald's spe-
cial says: A mixed convention of Repub-
licans assembled in Montgomery, Alabama,
yesterday. The offices were very Impair
TALLY distributed among the two harmoni-
Gus races, Judge Smith, white man, be-
ing elected President and the darkies re-
ceiving half the remaining offices. Gen.
Swayne, Gov. Patton and others were pres
ent. 70
Secession of the Macon County Dele
CATION. ..n...H
A motion to invite Judge Busteed to seat
on the platform was violently opposed by
the negroes, and on its being renewed in
the afternoon session, the Macon county
delegation seeded, whereupon the con-
.vention adjourned.
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THE CoLDsTREAM ZoUAvEs' PIc-NIc.
To-day this. favorite company give their
picnic at the County Fair Grounds
Among the many arrangements for amuse-
ment, there will be- sack racing and target
shooting, a fine band of music will be in
attendance, and there will be an opportu-
nifty to touch the light fantastic toe. That
it will be Q pleasant affair, we can guaran-
tee, for the Coldstreams couldn't have any
thing else. Omnibuses will run from the
corner of Broad and High streets for the
Fair Grounds during the day. 20 -
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Paving Ordinaan ce

An Ordinanee to grade and pave the unpaved side
walks, cutters and crossings and for grading an6
graveling the roadway Of Center alley. iito
SEcrIoN1. Be it ordained by the City Council
of the City of Columbus (two-thirds of all the
members coneurring), That the unphved sidewalks.
cutters and crossings be graded and paved and the
unpaved sidewalks and road way be graded and
raveled on Center alley from Broad street North
Public lane. in lance with the plat thereof Oh
file in the Office of the City Clerk. lr,yy H-ypf.,l
SEC. 2. That all damages, costs and expenses
arising from the foregoing Improvement, shall be
assessed and levied upon the several lots of land
fronting abutting thereon in proportion to their
feet front. .r--. i -,,...-., .4 .
20 % President of the City Council.
Passed June g. A. ID. 1885,. .sill IL f..la af4
Attest: l.. E. WILSON. City Ckrk. G7,-
june6-dlt 49, .,..,
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6 r
POLICE CoURT.-Walking into the temple
of Justice, Yesterday morning, we found a
fair attendance of visitors, and the Mayor
smiling on them with his usual urbanity.
The Marshal, also, his hair hanging in
graceful ringlets sat- the stern figure of inn
placable justice. r.,--....
John Howard was there too, charged
with being drunk. Howard, though phil
anthropist, is no relation to the great
Howard who reached fame in that line of
life For his philanthropic attempt to
drink up all the benzine in this village,
the Mayor charged him the small sum of
So and committed him in default. IL
John Smith was there, also. Now we
want to set the public right about this John
Smith. He is not the John Smith whom
Pocahontas made such a fuss about, at the
time clubs were ,trumps and old Powhatan
proposed to play the deuce-with his cap
tive. Nor is he John Smith of Arkansas; not
the John Smith who was hung in Indiana,
nor John Smith the preacher nor ohannes
Schmidt. Not bit of it. He is simply
John Smith of the benzinists, and the May
or fined him 50 and costs, which he paid.
George jackson stepped forward when
his name was called, sure sign he was
there, too. We are reliably informed that
George is not the youngest son of Andrew
jackson, nor cousin, nor a half-sister. In
fact is not at all relative OF s'Old Hickory
The Mayor invited George to deposit So
and costs in the city treasury as prevent
i've against future doses of benzine. George
would have accepted the invitation, but
didn't have SO much money, so he was COM
mitted. d. sd3 9ss5sr7 .asar3 eat f5
I, Mary Evans came tripping forward like
fairy when the Mayor expressed desire
to gaze upon her. Bend down your ear,
dear public. Let US whisper it. Mary had
no little lamb Nor was her fleece aswhite
as snow. On the contrary quite the re-
verse. Mary was testing her capabilitie:
in the benzine business, and fell as the
| leaves do fall Which last sentiment we
commend to Gen. Tom Young, of Cincin-
| natl. Yes, fell as the leaves fall-length-
wise in the gutter, from which she emerged
not at all like Venus from her bath, but
very drunk, and very muddy. The Mayor
fined her 81 and costs, and in default com
mitted her to the sacred freestinks of th'
4 'boose.
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YEsrERDAY.-The following
transfers of real estate were left at the he
corder's office yesterday:
& Isaac S. Browning and wife to Amly
welch, April 1st % 32-lO0 acres of land in
Plain township, for $1,000.
=; = James Ervine and wife to Parmelia Nc
Lean, May 25th, part of inlot No. IA, in the
village Of Loekbourne, for $50. 4a
-sss James Eryine and wife to Hiram q. Tip
ton May 25th, inlots Nos. 10 and H. and 30
feet of of west side of lot No. IA, in the
village of Lockbourne, for $3.50.
Elizabeth Hays and John Hays to James
sEryine, May 25th, inlot No. 10, in the vii
-Iaee of Lookbourne, for $3.50.
L. Kilbourne and wife and Cynthia K.
Jones, to james Ervine and wife, April
18th, inlots Nos. II and IA, in the village OF
Lockbourne, for $66. ------.-
Thames s. Starr to Dolphin G. Smith, May
18th, A acres, 8 rods and 80 poles of land in
the city of Columbus, for 81, 600. -t~Y
Alvin Wright and wife to Leman Mead,
Sept. 29th, 1856, inlots Nos. 81 and o. in
the town Of, Westerville, for $4,000.
David Taylor, Jr., to Lewis Rush, April
goth, go acres of land in Truro township,
for $4,000. .,,,,, ... i4o
Eli Timnons and wife to Jesse Baugh-
man. Jam 2Ath, part of lot No. los, in tbs
town of Westeryille, for $400. n-'.Hol-
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PENITENTIARY ARRIvALs.-The follow
ing prisoners arrived at the Ohio Peniten-
tiary Tuesday and yesterday:
From Muskingum county-Wm. Chan
ley and Samuel Hale, grand larceny, three
years. ssr4g. iYemC5 lyt
From Ashtabula county--Henry Hall
and Hiram Hall, grand larceny, one year
each; Abraham Newton, horse stealing,
three years. y. 5 'qs. -.
From Columbiana county-Amos Van
fosson and William Ellis, grand larceny.
one year each. g,, ,ae ..,-
From Erie county-Ferdinand Eccard,
burglary and larceny, one year and six
months. yL6GL-t-7sG
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MAGNIFICENT CHINA WARE AT AUc-
TIoN.--W. R.. Kent & Cos we notice,
sell by auction to-day and, tomorrow,
TUESDAY and Wednesday, Commencing
at and 71a O'Clock P. M. each day,
in the store north of the American Ho-
tel, one of the richest collections of China.
Ware, Parian Marble Statues, Vases, Din
ner and Tea Sets, ever offered in this city,
with great variety of other articles, all of
which the ladies are invited to inspect to-
day up to the hour OF sale. ju4-2t*
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Paving Ordinance,

An Ordinance to grade and pave Sixth street from
-g. South street to Danaldson street. f-gE.
SECTION 1. Belt ordaine by the Citv Council of
the City of Columbus etwo- thirds of all the mem
bers concurring), That the unpaved sidewalks gut
ters and crossings be graded and paved on Sixth
street from South street to Donaldson street. in
cordance with the plat thereof file in the Office of
the City Clerk.
; SEQ. 2. That all damages, costs and expenses
arising from the foregoing improvement, shall be
assessed and levied upon the several lots of land
fronting abutting thereon, in proportion to their
feet 'front.' unless hereafter otherwise ordered by
the City Council. sif .LL
Ql a5EsTT GY Esi--t- JACOB REINHARD, A.
af..f.. q. .lt9.., President of the City Council.
Passed June 3, A. D. 1867
Attest: l.. e. WILSON, City Clerk. aatl
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Paving Ordinance.

An Ordinance to grade and gravel on Fourth street
between Broad and Spring streets.
SECTION 1. Be it ordained by the City Council
of the City of Columbus (twothirds of all the mem
bers concurring That the roadway of Fourth street
between Broadway and Spring street be graded and
graveed inaceordance with the plat thereof on file
in the Office Of the City Clerk. - iTIsf +TG
SEC. q. That al damages, costs and expenses
arising from the foregoing impro ement, shall be
assessed and levied upon the several lots of land
fronting or sbuttng thereon, in proportion to their
feet front. 3 ....T .yg-J.It ~, ,l-l sJi.sa9
--, ..r JACOB REINHARD, w
Presi ent of the City Council.
Passed June 3, A D. 1867 q ililss 7 70 .I.s7TI
Attest: Il. E. WILSON. City Clerk.iii7 gEk
iune6-dlt .r ...g ID ..r,...- = -
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Resolution to Contract.

Resolged, That the City Civil Engineer be. and
he is hereby authorized and directed to contract in
the name of the city of Columbus with E. L..
Hinman for grading and gravelipg the roadway of
High street from Russell street north to the Corpor
alton line, upon the following terms. to-wit
For excavatiDg or grading, 36H cents per cubic
yard. b. .--. r4 f l.1
For grayeling the roadway. IS cents per cubic
yard ,. 81, ,.... h., -..... -'.~.,....,.. ....-
The gravel to be measured on the street by the
City Civil Engineer l r.3 Hz-."'ii4 .I.--t
Adopted June 3, 1867. So -l
june6-dlt City Clerk.
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EpIscopaI Convention

CLEVELAND, June 5.-The Episcopal Con-
vention, Diocese of Ohio, met in this city
to day, Bishop McIlvaine, OF Ohio, presid-
ing.
There was a large representation of the
churches of the State. This morning was
devoted to religious exercises.
This afternoon there will be an address
from the Bishop, giving an exhibit OF the
condition of the church and church enter
prises in the Diocese.
Adjourned till tomorrow.
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Paving Ordinances.

An Ordinance to grade and pave the unpaved side
walks, cutters and crossings, and for grading and
graveling the roadway of Straight alley. l-st
SECTION 1. Be it ordained By the City Council
bers concurring), That the .unpaved sidewalks
cutters an crossings be graded and paved, and the
unpaved sidewalks and roadway be graded and grav-
eled on Straight sllev from Broad street to North
Public lane. in accordance with the plat thereof
file in the Office of the City Clerk 77' '-' ''i
SEC. Q. That all damages, costs aud expenses
arising from the foregoing improvement, shall be
assessed and levied upon the several lots of land
fronting abutting thereon in proportion to thelr
feet front. :. - : i.-
.lritLstl tl... or JACOB REINHARD. lf e
-. .I.-.-t. President of the City Council.
Passed June g. A. d. 1867. -5-,...e..... ..
Attest: L. E. WILSON, City Clerk. . -. l. =
june6-dlt ..l .-t .a'..i ~. .
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New YORK, June 5.-Havana advices to
the lst, state that one of Maximilian's war
vessels arrived there with prize which
was captured off Yucatan. As prize it
cannot be sold only in port held by the
captor. 1t is unknown what course will
be pursued in this case. s.-..a
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new Hampshire Legislature.

CONCORD. n. H., June AT the Repub-
lican Legislative caucus held this evening,
General Simon G. Griffin, OF Keene, was
nominated for speaker of the House, and
Charles B. Shackfork, of Conway, for Clerk.
In the Senatorial caucus, William T.
Parker, of Merrimac, was nominnted for
President, and Geo.. r. Fowler, of Concord,
for Clerk. .lr EH
The Democrats nominated VIM. G. Stur-
CO, of Surnape, for Speaker, and Warner
Clark, of Cenniker, for Clerk.
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Paving Ordinances.

. BILE street from Fourth street to Seventh street.
SEcrIoN1. Be it ordained by the City Council
Of the City of Columbus ttwo thirds Of all the mem
inch brick Sewer made in Noble street from Fourth
street to Seventh street, in accordance with the
plat thereof on file in the Office OF the City Clerk.
SBC 2. That all damages, costs and expenses aris-
ing from the fOregoinr Improvement, shall be as
sessed and levied upon the several lots of land
fset 4oS or IN
1'e' -'0--'' 'i-at u1ao eSJRCOB REINHARD. .li.-'
% -hILu-aL Presidentof the City Council. ~
Passed June 3, A. D. 1867. LID ! g...r.
Attest: L. &, Wilson, City Clerk.
iune6-dIt iQtL s.!sIE tt-5- -t 'ft.Er. .
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wade,s senatorial Party.

miles west of Omaha, June 4.-Wade's
Senatorial party spent the day in General
Auger's camp here at the end of the track,
214 miles of which have been laid since 10
O'Clock this morning.
General Sherman starts tomorrow morn
ing with General Auger's command for
Fort Sedgwick. Julesburg station, to look
after Indian troubles with stages.
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NoTIcE TO THE PUBLIc.-I have again
opened my old room, on the first floor, No..
% East State street, where will be happy
to wait on all my old friends, and as many
new ones as may see proper to call on me
for all kinds of fruits, berries, vegetables,
fish, game, oysters, clans, fireworks, flags,
&c. &c. Connected with my store is Wag-
ner's Restaurant, where all the delicacies
of the season will be served up promptly,
as have one of the best cooks in this CITY,
Call and see me. G. A. WAGNER
je6.utf #trE Sole Proprietor.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Wednesday, June 5, 1867.
TTNTTEn aTATrc HOTEL

Wednesday, June 5, 1867.
UNITED STATES HOTEL.
S Gibson. Cincinnati, o: John McKcan, Edger-
ton. 9; William Armstrong and wife; Hooking co,
2: & w Huffman. Franklin CO, o; NJ Brown,
Frazer, Buffalo. N Y; Mrs Hunter, Lancaster. o.
N Miss Reed. Lancaster. Q; Mrs Hayden. Lancaster.
Ghas Gamer. City; ] A Beckett and wife. Genoa, o.
Miss Mundell, Genoa, o: Cha. NJ Lang. Toledo.
o. Rsrey g. G%0TsRs sR%ss O kSs
Wes1er1is O. koTiaada ed GrovspoTt hdeo5 g.
Rider Westsryills O. e Barker WOrthiagt9n
ssas SS as osspS WFRiSeIG5
er, Urbapa, o; WIN Gsrst and adie:,' Westorvilie,
0; VIM Kocher and familY, Harrisburg, o; d R
Miller and wife. Piqus. 2; l W Tucker, Hillsboro.
NJ McElroy, Delaware; j NJ Stark, Olive Green;
GooDALE HOUSE.
j Cherry. G & CRR: E Chapman, Merchants Ex
Co. Cleveland, .; s Warner; Huntingdon, o; Am
James Bon
@ Ala; VI & &bsIsHsss; ESysI. fsyIS5. S!1s
Soof dc Rsys Miss MsTss1is g. f0PnIs Est
Rs5s MGi HS Newt esy E
A Phillips: Cleveland. o: W Hennegan; Mt Yer
non, o; e Williams, Lancaster. D.
NEIL HOUSE.
Thomas Ronaldson, Cincinnatl VIM Thomp-
Palm. Delphi. Indiana; ]. Hart. New York;
sransnman, Pittsburgh, "a; Moon. Cincinnati
o; W Avery. Hartford, o.. B Wolf New York; "
y Hobert. Cincinnati;J A Csnet Philsdtlpiai A
Sidney Maxwell. Indianapolis: B NJ Schoield
New York. Harbine, Xenia. Q; D W Caldwell
Adams. Detroit. Mich; 2 R Taylor, Cleveland. o
: 4 7; orp, z eyelaDd, Ohio; Frank Stone. NeE
Adams. Cleveland. Ohio; Jacob Brown. Cumber
land. Marylsn Gibson, Cincinnati i. Ohio Nj
and Mrs George G Kip, N Y; George A Pearre
Maryland; Misses Pea re. Maryland; Misses Smith
Washington City; W z Sands, Baltimore, Mary
Pittsburgh. PENNSYLVANIA; R R Mcbride. New York
William Thor1burgh. Cleve and, Ohio; j Lyons
New York: P Hinman. Cincinnati, Ohio; Il
hicago. Illinois; J R ITerhum. New York: R !
Wood, Rochester, New York; E W Bryant. Cincin
natl, Ohio z Pratt, New York; Van aCamr
| Cleveland, Ohio.
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ST. LOUIS, June 5.-An Omaha dispatch
saws the Indians captured twenty-five head
of stock from railroad employees. twenty
miles west of Julesburg, on Monday. A
coach was attacked near Fairview Station,
on Sunday, and two drivers killed. There
was but one passenger in the COACH and he
escaped by running to the river. ~ sfE