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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-12-05
To all Whom it NAV Conccrn,

NOTICE is hereby gi ven that the undersign.
y cd, on the 18th day Of October, 1867, at Ian.
caster, In the 18th Collection District OF OHIO,
made seGme OF the following articles:
40 gallon cask containing about 20 gallons
apple brandy; 30 gallon cask containing about
10 gallons apple brandy.
Said seizure being made because the said
property, being distilled spirits, were fOnnd
elsewhere than In bonded warehouse, not
having been removed from such warehons se ac-
cording to law; and because tho tax Imposed
by law on the same had nos been paid, and be-
compiled with
ANY person orpersons claiming this property
ore required to appear and make snoh claim
according TO law, within thirty days from this
date. JOHN A. HUNTER,
Collector I2,h uy,rhut Of Ohko,
Nov. ls, 1sO1-SweS
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OHIO STATE JOURNAL.
Prospectus for 1868.
iRMs-INyARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
'rRI- WEEKLY EDITION.

rUBLIsHED.EvERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SAT-
uRDlY MonNINa
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TREMENDOUS SACRIFICE.
nUn LARGE STOCK OF nEw
Fall and Winter Goods,

All Of which have been purchased during the
great panic In the East, and will bs
sold at
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FURNITURE
-hSU--
GROCERY STORE
Dallas street.


(Opponis + 4 SrbJafess S'are)
I WOULD respectfully caii the atteE-
! uaa Of my friends aDi inr psbiic sen-
orally. TO ms fresh arrivals ui
Furniture & Household Equipments,
Consisting oitle following
Misc Bureaus. Walnut Rosewood ar.
Oak
Dressing Bureaus .1s;si Walnut ADD
Rosewood
Mis.0- Bcd.iaai. Walnut
singh aud palsi. b. .i.t,sls Walnut.
Low psf aud Iluasa B..srAla
Iovc-ead Wa.a Stands
I Common
/ tnclosei
3DuNer
Mafble-Top
VAIN, Nlrsc Rockers.
California Came sea, Rocker,
I Oval Back
I BaaHesier wood cat
pl, bottom Chairs, 70 y i1eb
/ Stat Back Chars.
Carved Poplar spindle Cane scat Chairs
/ Wo'd SCAT Dining Char.
| % ism air.
Cg,inou scat aud Cam BAGS KaeA,-s
Round, Bar Room iao.es
, Fatsusion Tah'c- : 10 sud Il l,yt.
! WadrobeS, Walnut and RosCs00
caphsfd safes assorted.
| Gard Iabl.q
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PRICES OF LUMBER.

u.S VT
THE oileainF synsfsie em5raees list
/ Vt the prices OF lsssbes at tho several
mills o. the un,srs sned proprie,ors. IN
Hatri-on county, lexss
The pricrs are on specie basis, but
carteues will be taken q, 4. markc, value,
ard Aii sales are to b. cash
An p,oe lumber under !! Zee, long. and
between inches and II inches wide,
oue iucb ~ less thick. per VI. $50, specie
rate; over 20 feet long. or over 6 inches
side, or under 6 inches wide, or small rip
ped lumber per N ~.
split lumber, such IA weather boards,
viii be counted side with edge added
Se.ntlns les than by 4 inches. will
be counted per foot, hneal measure.
Lambcr 3 by 4 inches sqaAre and ovcs
will be soun,ed board measure, alst
plank ever inch thick rough edge, pr
NJ. liu exl measure. Sl2 SO.
Lynn, gam. maple, red, post, and w~se
oak, sa~n into scanting, or otherwise
p~r NJ, $50 90
Hick crv. white oak. Ash. sni walnu
per II, -, 90
BUTtER 4 TAYLOR,
wHALEY L COLEMAN,
JAS. NJ. CURTIS,
d. McPHAll..
J. WIIHERSP0ON, I
IA pct. Ices he Abovs.
Oct. 20, 1866. ll;u
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To all Whom il may Cuncern.

Texas Sr,rg LUSkrrH A-YLrN
January L. l,67
DI an act Of the Inst LcE.,l.ture. au.
ID thority WAS given to the Board Of
Managers G.. the Texas Lunasic A'y-
lum, to purchase certain suitable lands
Sad building. adjoining the property
now known a. the Texas state Lunatc
Asymm and 10 make the necessary i'm
pr1ycmeut- IN tho same a. a. 70 enable
the Superintendent 90 receive and prop
erly cnre for such luna,ic ireedmgn IS
are entitled On benefits from AZ insiitu-
ton Of tbc kind am authorized 70
.ay to the public. that the arrangement
contemplated by tho act alluded 70, has
be u effected and by the middle Of
February rom- will lie ready f1r the -
ception of such patients The laws and
/ regulations. IN regard 20 their reception,
are the same ~ in eases Of white per
sons. siz Physician Certificate ol Ia
sanity. Certificate hy county Judge ~
u responsibility Of said Physician Yer
/ dict Of Jury of lnlues; in regard to
the Insanity Advance Payment of
rveuty ~N Doliars specie ts3G oul Tor
One Quarters Board and Care and
Bond of C1lr'y Judge tor further sup
port Of the patient besides he pa
lient must iu all cases be furnished win
suheieney Of gsod and .uitab. =
tldthiut
The County Judge. Of the different
counties bay. the Law, Rules and Reg
glutIon. ior the government ot tins lu
stiut.au a. whom ! would refer a. per
sons Interested ur ihev can make q.
rect appllca 100 to me Tor such ,n'arma
ton as hey may desir.
" + BEALL, Supt l. \
| ssS~ Telegraph, Flake Bulleiip, CT
william q Gazette Marshall kcpuhhcau
| Jimpleeute. Waco Register, Tyler Ike
porter, Mex inney Enquirer, san Ante
MO Herald. viii inssrt ( oae month II
their weekly ISSUES aud seIsi account
10 the ~uperlntenden,
Feb 3, 1867 ms Az
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Sl,OOO,OOO,
Tor One Dollar!
The Merchants and Manufacturers
IEMELNN ASSOCIATION.

JEW ELBN ASSOCIATION,
Calls your attention to the fact of its
being the lArgc-.uud most popular jew
oiry Association iu the United state.
The business is aud always has been
conducted in the most candid and hon.
orublo manner Our rapidly Increasing
trade is a sure guarantee Of the arprc-
citation % aur patrons for this method Of
obtaining rich elegant and costly
goods The sudden stagnatiun Of trade
IN Europe, owing 10 the late German
war. aud recent disastrous financial cri-
'is Zoe Europe has caused the failure Of
a large number Of Jcwrlry houses in
London ant Paris, obhgins them 70 sell
their goods at % great sacrifice, IN some
instances one third less than the cost Of
manufacturing We have lately pur.
chased very largely Of these Bankrupt
Goods. AZ such extremely low prices
that we can afford 20 send away Finer
Good. and give better chances to draw
the mu=t valuable prizes than ans other
establishment lping similar business
OUR AIM i TO PLEASE. AMI we re.
speetiully solicit your patronage, as We
are confident If giving the utmost salts
facuon During the post year we have
| forwarded number OF the most yalua-
bic prizes 70 all part" Of the country
Those who Ta'ronlze u will receive Ae
full value " their money as H. article
on our lis, /, worth lcsr than one dollar.
retail, and shcre are 20 blanks. Parties
dealing with us may depend on having
prompt returns, and the article drawn
will be Immediately sent to any address
| By return mail or express
The following parties have recently
drawn valuable prizes from the M.r
chants and Manufacturer Jewelry As
ISOLATION, and have kindly allowed the
| use Of thcir names
Frederick ' Browne Esq. Treasury
] Department Washington u { Piano.
+ value. $50, Miss Anna l. Frost Wa
/ verify Terrace y \ city. LadIc- Gold
tuumcIed And diamond set Watch
value. 500, William y Emmous New
/ Orleans, Ia, sewing Machine value
a. Geurg. /. Davenport Mobile Ala
Silver Tea Set value, - M.s Lucy
/ circuit. Albany. I'l Sewing Machine
Haiu So Mr. Mary J Owning LOUIS
| willie ky, Gold Watch value 500
Jamrs b Fowler harrisburg, Pa 81
yor Hunting ta-r Watch. value SIS
Rev William rrystcr Milwaukee Wis
Wheeler \ Wilson Sewing Machine
value Sl45. j J Bickiord San Fran
cisco. cal. Gold Lined Silver Tea set
value $500 Edward l. Rice. II loui-
Mo Neludcgn, value. 500 Miss Heller
I sinclair, Detroit Mich damon,
Cluster Ring. value So llorauo q
Frost Chicago ll, Large Oil Painting
value $500 Mrs Charlotte r Ilcwiu.
pauphau, Kansas. Chickering Gran,
Pmno. value 500, and Music Box
value So
MANY name. could be placed on Ii
hst hat we publish no names vithou
permission Cur patrons are desired b
send = currency when convenient
/ Purnai list Of Arhcls 10 tc Sol
for one Uo!i1r Each.
without regard to value, aud ~, 10 b
paid Cor until you know what YOU are ,
receive
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Above yo. have our authority 10 act
Is Gen Agents Tor the ARROW TIE.
We tesir go Jsa1 b good aud reliable
Agent. ia every cotton county 10 the 4th
lnlefnai Revenue District including 81
counties 10 Eastern Texas Sab agents
vii be furnished the ARROW TIE. a,
such prices az vii. eusbl- th N 10 .ncces.
'u.y compete With the Oh rop. tie. and
make Handsome profit While a, the
came tine 4 costs the cgitGn grosef
MUCH LESS and sill lsay hsnds0m.
margin compared siih rope Proof, rope
worth today 10 New Orleans l = &c
-asph. and We ar- now -lhng HEKE The
Arra~ TIE Al i3lsc cash, ard cu. TIE
each wi sleigh about /. n To recon
mend the Arrow Tie Is useless. az Il i.
auly locessAry to exhibit II 90 practice J
/ meu. who vii a once appreciate iis I'D
y.atae,s over rope II !. cheaper does
DOT require one hall the time o adjus, ii
sud " hen asjusied g not subject to stretch
iag and s much preferable in case
u Orc.
Its great vert j. It's cheapuess- rex
ia Durability It's unnecessary to speak
OF ia merits it euly needs to be seen l.
be appreciated and o'ought into genera
USE
We have Sample TIES which gill b.
furnished al SAB Agent-, which will fab
! Illustrate all advantages and preference,
] claimed i1r !, over al other ties
An orders addressed TO us at Marshall
vii have promp, attention The specia
attention Of all merchants u resp cifull,
called to the advantages Of this Tie Or
ders from planters, merchants, s.d specu
la,ors respectfully solicited.
q q. GREGG & co,
Gen'l Ag'u 9Th Rev Dist. Texas.
Marshall, Texas. June II, sc. A.
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supper by the Jefferson Davis
Aid society,


THE Ladies Of the Jefferson Davis : >.
/ cieiy propose giving a Supper n
FRIDAY. the 18th OF March next, tot
The beued' OF their once beloved Pres j.
dent, now suAefinc 10 prison alone. for
charge Of oAeuso against the Unite
States Government. committed and sane-
toned by his countrymen almos, aRAn +
uiously.
We cordially invite all to come ioi
ward assist contribute, sui aid rs in oar
efforts. with m0nty aud ea,ables Our de
sire Is 20 ssn2 relief immediately We
have some funds 90 hand, but not esoagh
to be respectable present W. wish 10
increase the sum 20 an amount that will
coutibaje to the maintenance OF Mrs
DAVIS and children, aud not to rrjccl on
The community for pruufiousness.
lie, Us show libe~li,y worthy Of ihe
caa-,. aud efed,ahle TO cur beloved
Texas, Come all, give your dunes. your
quarters and your dollars. according 90
your ability Ncne arc debarred the
privi.ege OF contributing their mite II
your means aui RESOURCES are limited
give in proportion.
The farmers VI will thank for eon,ribs
| ,ions OF pigs, turkeys, chickens, butter.
eggs, and sach things ~ lad~s know how
10 prepare Tor dainty ADD epicurean apre.
ulss. Then ye sturdy sons, and sustain
ers OF the eooa,ry, GENE help US
| Apsisslos-->apper, and "A merry chal
| with the BELLS and beauties OF the land,
all included. 81 Very cheap. Children
hall price.
As there secms TO bs some nisunder-
seAudigg With regard u the terus Of mem,
bership. we will take this occasioc to
mention. that Il any individuals wish 10
become members OF the society, they can
DO so by paying 81 cash, and % dues
within twelve month"; When two mem
bees OF = family Join, admission 81 eaeh
ard u dues in twelve mouths 10, " two.
I A family Of any number can all besoac
pemb, rs. by paying 81 admission. Assi
g. dues in twelve months.
A regular attendance OF member Il d
sired. rat 20 Gree ere imposed % ab
seusesss
ANY member has the privile0 Il ~
eomtncro ,ng any Of their aequsiutasess
a. bouc,.s ' memhep, and hey cas b.
come sseh BY paying III regs'ar sdais
sion lie.
Ladies from Ne sarrosodh.G esaeas]
are cordially invited 10 joia ~.
Ma yOI.iLE GREGG, hest
Mns MARY +. Hxspaics, Soy,
Marshall, Feb. ~, - ~
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Great Distribution
EY TIE
Merchants T. Manufacturers

JEWELRY ASSOCIATION,
l9i q l9j. Broadrly, Noc York Ciy.
~ Rosewood Piano. aud Meloieous,
" Fine Oil Paintings Euerasngs
Silver Ware Gold and silver Watches
ami Elegant Ievelry, consisting Of pia
muui Pins Diamond Rings Gold Brace
LETT Coral, fhrcnt'ne, Mosaic, Jet, La
va, and Ladies Sets, Gold Pens with
gold and silver extension holders sleeve
Buttons set ~ studs. Vest and Neck
Chains, plain and chased Gold Chains
A. yulupl nj
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The sherman Biii Passed over
tic President. Veto,

The sherman Biii Passed over
TIE President. Veto.
NeIbJ.hel the dr.t five SEQ.
tons OF this bin la.t vccl and the
other .r Iy'a section. viii be- found
o'.ewhcrc in to-day paper Asyau
learn from the caption Of this arti.
eIe, 10 is now law, having passed
the House by vote Of ,35 to IL
by moro than two-thirl majority
Woo TO tie country, to the coustitu.
ton and go liberty Farewell to
law peace, and orderu Make way
armilias eliat. bri.liug blyouct..
dungeons chains and slavery
The outrageous character of This
most infamous measure can le fully
understood by the following syuop.
sis Of tbe President yo,o. which
wc dul iu the shreveport South
Western.
IHo President sys that the Dan Co
provide Cor oil. mTs efficient govern
mont ui tur raOrl state. was a case ni
tran.rcul.ut Importance 90 which ho
gI..a Booze assent Ter reason. -o grave
d. .F o.
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Arrow Cotton lie.
I HEREBY constitute and appoint @.
l g. GREGG & CO.. General Agents.
for the sale OF the ARROW TIE ard
Hoop Iron Bands for baling cotton in
the Fourth Revenue Collection nlstric, in
the STATE Of Texas
They are to have general control Of tie
above named articles in the Aforesaid
TerIiioy--to appoint their own sat-
agents 10 such places as thew shall lgdgs
best.
And We agree that, until this agency is
revoked. We vii. not interfere, or inter.
rupt their arrangements for the sale OF
said bands and TIES.
AID generally treat said Gregg 4 Co ~
our SoLt GENERAL AGENTS in
the above named TERRITORY for the pgr.
poses above specified.
New orleans. May Is, l-B.
.iyned, u I BARTLETT,
Genl Agent
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TO RENT.

nNE Of the most desirable residences
" 10 Marshall part Of the req, to be
taken on; IN board The house has seven
rooms with ere places IN each An outer
baiiding contains four good rooms There
il. besides, smosehoase and ether out.
buildings. TIE water is abundant, ard
equal TO any 10 the place The grounds
occupy abou. three acres. including rich
garden SPOT A shs improvements in
good repair.
For iarth.r particulars. euasirs a, the
Republican Office
January ?, 1907 22u
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Miscellaneous Advertisements.
S'vOp. S'EOr.,
LOEB & JONES'S.

SIOpe SHOVe.
80
LOEB & Jon ES >.
w.. ,,a.L...4 I.,..,.A..t ..,.-, ,,,.
tV,i.h - a';ii a., - ,...
a. ,,,;sai.t. Pr, - -.
A. nad" 40 a., Ill 80. "a Ia,
or, - 49, 81, g.. ,,.h s,i 500,
Al ,r.i, Iii -. -. = ~. -.
W. 90, ,hs,a ch.a, H.. =. ,."r H.. ca,
Ava -. - ,.a $50.
Nv. Joa,, ,,c,aod - IN a. .,.,
~, 49,, ,an a,,s., a, -.
Bo, veil c oo ,,,,s Con Y, # ,o,c,iI
III, lou - -, a., .u
w. - :, ~ -. ',s . H., ,,'...
And s,o ,oe.,v 'S 80, 49, -. h..
lin -. v,,li a. ,,.,.. .,J .li
t.,y. 81, /. ..I..'s.u
You must all come anI ~. ior your.eisc..
Il al will -how upon our shelves
Apd o. yoa hud ". only trag
ley may patruf n. he Auction Gag
Tryn,d v,t ib.m d.,sp IN .pr .,,,,,.-.
tnen sou viii be- .ure IL dehcs any w al
.ueh blow Ing AID uuaiar which has la-.lv
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TIL. Stab II:
M arshall NJ aSonic

/ EN- ALE l\STlIt TIE.
THE Second session of tie present
l scholastic year, viii commence the
FIRST Monday in February next, with =
fun corps Of COED aHi eTp,rtncei
teachers
MIR Graham who has charge Of the
Nusi' department is truly worthy.
and we'll qualified It is very desirable
that the pupils should commence with
the first Of the session yet they are
auly charged from the time they cn,cr
Do not forget to educate vour daugh
ter. Board San be had with the Vice
Principal or with some Of the best fam
lies ia the city
I b WILSON. President
Marshall. Jan n. lse7
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,. LUBBOCK ...... .....r tuhrck.
r. Il. LUBBOCK & son,
1 UCTfONEERS and Commission
n Merchssts, tons Row, Main Street,
Houaoa, Texas solicit eonsignmenn OF
Prodac~ ard Merchandise VIII also
give special sstenton " the sale Of Real
Estate (oet. t-s'ly
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INDEPENDENT

NJ \ LIE : { II 90 l..
TliE undersigned respectfully ANNOUNCES
l 20 the c.tIhrs ~ Marshall and 81
entity that this School viii be- again
open Tor the reception Of paplls. At bis
school room, on
MONDAY, JANUARY I, 1857
Apprecls,ing the confidence ,siouded
70 him IN the psst, and fully reallsns
the responsibilities. OF TEACHER, he vii
cndeayor, by earnc., md unr-m.,,ing a,
ien,ion 20 his da,it-, to merit the esteem
Of both lis patron, aud pupi' Ia the
'ltntc
The frs, sssion viii contia~ is,rtv
weeks Pupils viii be received At any
time and vii be charged from tbs date ct
entrance t. ,sc Close 81 the .ssppn
A public examination will h. held On
The last Frlsay Of zach month Every
patron is earnestly solicited to attend to
satisfy hm-c,f uud encourage the pupil.
Satisfaction vii b. gwen IN every ln.
stance 4 The pupil - ~ui regularly 90
ihc .cboOlroom
JOHN r Pierre
De- rs, 90 lau
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". D. hlNNiEfuNt JEW sAHLEA's
SINGLETON \ SANDERS.
Auction and Commission Merchants,
AND
GENERAL. AGENTS

MARSHALL. TffAs
C0usisnmonis VI Mere andi-c re
specially solicited Receiving and for
warl.ug attended to promptly
RsrEurNgrs-G q Gregg & Go J.
A Harris Marshall stacy a Poland.
shreveport Walker 4 Fisher u Jeii
Thompson. New Orleans John y Barr
It Louis No Goo Bacon. HANNIBAL.
Mo - III
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~ Marslsn's Peetoral Balm iss
Ca.srrh and influenza
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Advertising Index.
MARSHALL.


. = q q
MERCHANTS
30 Gregg & Co.. s.n.lstln 4 eanless.
% %. Martin. Hur1A TWmAu NJ H1.cuham
l.ah g Jones Dan Nyors johnson & Taylor
Waco Poster scott & smith " 70. y. Ward.
ile'-pn IS li..hafy. Knight ta.lry q. n.
DAVIS q D'.. Nyer Lopez s. Co., ilI.I, llawlcy
a Co..
DIR GGl~IS
ruak r. Wa1l.G. o. Greg. Co.. A. seas.
HOTELS
Capitol Hotel.
PHYSICIANS.
Dr.. %. r. wiihefspoon. Drs. johnson 4
CnIa. Dr. b. tagan Dr. - b. rads.
DENTISTS.
Johnson s. slaughter,
IAWNERS
Frazer Gfars Do0rg. lane UHlA Langley
Johu g. WIUHU#. John B4ikt.G. ~. I.ip..HmG.
wilson N.Nef HiH 3 former. Pope
-teadmsn & lore 3 D. HI-ht0atr. at lIy-.
ban fields.
NOTARY PUBLIC.
q. q Davis
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
d.f, ..asst Coz
WATCH MAKERS
d., q ". raau A. IS Euftl
UNDERGRADUATES
N. ST. Bruce.
BARRIERS
h.4.'.s f...k.
SCHOOLS.
Nulu.a E.HH.. lu-irHfr N4. Ir.yer.
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the CAPITOL HOTEL,
Marshall. Texas.
G W l. DAWSON, Proprietor

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-22
THE NEWS.

General Clark, of Indianola, has been con
firmed United States Marshal for Iowa.
Snow was nearly foot deep at Hartford.
Conn.,, last Sunday.
Smcdley's large Touring mill, near, Oska-
loosa. Iowa. was burned on Monday. Loss,
$4,000.
The new deputstion Of japanese Com>
missioners arrived at San Francisco ca
Wednesday by the steamer Colorado
Tammany Hall, New York, was sold yes
terday, to Chas. A. Dana, and others, for
117o, possession to be given May J..
A bill. calling convention to frame new
State Constitution passed the Maryland
esnate Wednesday BY two>thirds vote.
The late Fcnisn rebellion in Ireland is
conceded BY leading members Of the broth
srhood in this country to bc . disgraceful
iaiiuse.
E. C. David has been removed a. Post>
master Of Dubuque, and Capt. v. J. Will.
iiams appointed and con6rmed in his place
A report comes from Fort Rice, Dacotah
brought there BY friendly Indians, that a
force Of hostile Sious attacked and captur,
ed Fort Bufosd, On III. Yellows.onc river,
massacreing Ill the men, women and chill
dren 10 the garrison.
AZ Now Orleans. on The 12th inst, The
mercury marked sighty.sight degrees in ths
shade. Rather warm.
John II. Surratt is said TO be quite cheer
ful in Jail. lie is Mark Taplsy como again
1t is reported from Johoson county, Mis-
souri,. that five men, late msnbsrs of th,
militia, have been hung BY vigilance com
mites.
The next sensation Of London 10 10 b
the smalless Methodist preacher in ths
world. now drawing great crowds in tb'
provinces. The reverend gentleman i satd
% bs just an inch teller than Gen. ri Ton
Thumb.
The new Ssnatse from Mari yland, Thf mas
Il objected 70 bscau.e, = II stated. n r.
signed as secretary q tho treasury from
I3ushaoan's cabinet on the ground that 4
had been decided 10 reinforce Fort Sumter
and collect the duties on shipboard At the
mort Of Charleston.