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Know Thy Destiny,

MADAME. E F. TEofNToS. The great
English Astrologist, CIairyoyant and P>ys
chometrician, who has astonishod the scion
tifc classes of the Old World, has now l0caH
ted herself at Hudson. n. Y. Madame
Thornton possesses such wonderful powers
of second sight, as to enable her 20 impact
knowledge of the greatest importance to tho
single or married Of either sex, While in q
state of trance, she delineatcs the very fca~
lures Of the person you IRE 10 marry, and by
the aid of an instrument Of intense power.
known as the PSychomotsope, guarantees to
produce a lire>like pictu;e of the future huS
band or wife Of The applicant, together with
date Of marriage, position in l:ft, leading
traits of character, &c. rbis Is no hunbug.
as thousands of testimonials can assert. She
will send when desired certiicd certificate,
Or written guarantee, shat ;lie picture IS what
it purports to be. By enclosing small Jock
of hair, and stating place. Of birth age, ,'df5
position aud complexion, and enclosing ffty
cents and stamped cuyeopc addressed TO
yourself, You viii receive the picture and de-
sired in formation by return mail. AL COM
munieations saeEdly confidential, Address
in confidence, MADAME L. F. THORNTON.
20. Box 223, HUDSON, y. Y.
Feb. 81. 1857. ~.
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5000 Bushels
DiLTIN0nE lI.HiT'Il CORN.
NTayes & Martin.
Special Notice.
Lost. Lost. Lost.

0n Sunday, til I4th instant, between my
house and ST. Luke's Church, a LAnGE
LEATHER POCKET BOOK, containing be-
tween fifty and sixty dollars in money,
Zone $50 billy and some notes Oh different
persons, all drawn payable to me. The
finder will be literally rewarded on delivery
of the same to NE, and all persons arc
warned against trading FOR any note made
pava lie to me. THOS. T. G. HUNTER.
April. Il Ii Il.
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Miscellaneous.
TAX NOTICE.

will attend at the places, on the days specified
below, to make assessments and receive the
lakes on the following property, Viz: Lands,
Lots and Buildings in Towns and Villages.
Buggies, Carriages, Gold and Silver Plate,
Watches, Jewelry and Pianos, on hand 1T JSn.
1867. And on all gross iuconl"s derived from
the following sources between Jan. 1st 1866. aud
Jan. lst 1867, Viz; Articles manufactured for
sale, batter or exchange. Employmeuts. Faculties
and Professions Commissions of Brokers, Ven
due Masters, Factors or Commission Merchants.
Premiums received By Insurance Companies.
Pictorial Newspapers and Magazines, Photo
graphing, Dcguerreotypinc Salaries: Rents,
dividends and Money ct Interest, in excess Of
$50, Saw, Flour aud GriSt 1IiIs, ard Cotton
ginned on toll Hotels, Restaurants or eating
Houses, Livery Stables Butchers. and uucEsters,
Billiard Tables and Bowling Alleys, Lar Rooms.
Ferries and Toll Gates. Every renewal Of
Char.cr end every Omnibus, Public Hack. Coach,
Dray and baggage Wagon, arc linble TO IaX,
also every Dog in the State cn lst Jan. 1867,
except ore to each plantation. II d one 10 each
inhabited lot il Towns ard Tilisgcs. A c@pTa-
tion lax IS required ofaIl macs Letweeu q ard
50 ycrls. Evely Empoyer is required % make
returns Of TIE names OfalI HeTsc!:s employed Uy
him Cod aEd Silver co:n, United States iega!
Tender "a Treasury Notes, Notes Of National
Baut:. the ILLS receivable OF tuiS State, ard
pay Certificates, are receivable for r"Xes,
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Special Notice.

This is to certify that Jcn,ime Stewart, a
MuIatto girl years old is regularly bound
TO me for seven years as an apprentice.
She was stolen away by one freed woman,
Juli, Stewart in November last, and hired
out by the said Julia Stewart. The said
girl has been in the employment Of " Il.
Folk during her absence from me, he has
been notified 10 discharge and send home
the said girl. Now: hereby lorwarn all
persons, white or coorcd from hiring, en-
ploying or detaining the said Jemine Stew
art under full penalty Of the law.
April II 1885,. MICHAEL WERTS
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Wonderful but True.

MAD ME REMINGTGN, the wo;iL-lc>-
nownctl AStrolpgi>t Somnalnbaistic Clair,
royart, while in cEairToyaat state, deline'
atcS tie very features 81 the person J GA are
to marry and br The aid of M instrGIncn: ot
Intense power. known rs the Psychomotropc
guarantees TO produce Il perfect and lifc>hso
pic ure Of thH future husband or wife Of tho
applicant, with datc Of marriage, occupation.
leading traits Of character. Sc. This, is. no
imroS,ion, as testimonials withont number.
can assert. By stating place OF biyth, age,
disposition, color Of eyes and hair, and en-
closing ffiy cents, AMI stamped envelope nd.
dressed to yourself, YOU will receive the pis,
turc by return mail, together with desired IL
formation.
Address in confidence. Madame Gertrude
Remington, P. o. Box 297, West Tr1v, Ny.
Feb. 27th, 1867. ly.
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Feb. q IsS--l- Troy. K. y

C ! yoCG3 LADI ItiGrrIrg 20 lex
county hcnc. Et:cr sojoH-n V' T. lcw
months in the Ci'y, wa3 ha.!,y .2.og2tsod
by her ficrds. II place Of \ coarse, Tastic.
flushed face, she hal soft iuay complexion
Of almost Inaib!c Smoo;hnc:s, nd instead o.
twenty thee stcraalIy appeand 54t tvi3htccn
Upou Inquiry as To tAc ctu52 Of 50 stcat 4
ch~nge, she p4iu}Y ic:l :!!cm hat >hc used
til CIRCASS{AN BALM, ard cUa<i,leret :.
III in7lllsD'e acquisition 20 any L2Gy's tU;.
!r;. Dy its use any !aGy or gentleman eau
Improve their personal appearance on. .rC~
drrd fold. Il is simple in its co'Dbin2t:o7, rs
Natdle herself Is si!Hp!&. yet unsurpassed III
its efficacy IL drawing impurities t:on. ;Iso
healing. cleansing a4l bsau;i:ying the skin
aud complCyipn DY ifS direct &ction on tt.8
cu'iclc it draws frvia it ali its lin; c NirS,
kiAlIy he3iiDg tiIc sllne ard leaving tue sas-
face as Nature intended j: should be, clear.
soft, smooth and beautiful. Price 81, seut b.
3lail or Express on receipt of. IN order By
W, l.. CLARK & CO, Chemists.
10, West Fayette ST., Syracuse, \, Y.
The only American Agents for the sale of
tac same.
Fcb. 9Th, 1857. 2; lg.
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Notice.

All persons holding demands against tie
Estate of Henry NJ. Livingston, decd, are
hereby notified to hand them in properly at
tested on Or before the first day of May next.
and all those indebted will make payment by
the same time, as settlement will be made
on said estate on that day.
If more convenient they may be left with
the Ordinary. NJ. G.. n. LIVINGSTON.
March 1th, 1857. 2mo Admr>
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WHISKERS.

-MU ST a OH ES7
TTORCED to grow upon the smoothe>t face
in irom three 10 live weeks by using
Dr.. SEVIGNE'S RESTAURAIEUR CAPIL-
LAIRE, the most wonderful discovery in
modern science, acting upon the Beard aUd
Hair in an almost miraculous manner. |;
has been used by the elite Paris and Lon>
don with the most fattrrinG success. Names
of all purchasers will be registered, and il
entire satisfaction is not given in every in
stance, the money will be chcerfuIly lefund>
ed. Price By m3i, sealed and postpaid, 81.
Descriptive circulars and testimonials mailed
free. Address BERGER, SHUTS & CO.,
Chemists, No. 495 River Street, Troy, n.
Y, sole agents for the United States.
Feb RI, 1857. -
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HIDES and BiRK NANTED.

AT THE TAN YARD, formerly r. B.
HO!n:an'S. The market price will be paid
for RAW HIDES AMI GOOD BARK, either
in leather or cash. None or either
wanted unless OF good qraiiIy. Persons
wishing TO get bark this Spring, cali call
at the Tan Yard, where equitable contracts
will be made for the same.
We have also large lot Of fine white,
yellow and mixed corn, 10 arrive Soon,
which we VII sell at ~ short profit for cash.
Persons can engage ROW or purchase after
arrival in large or small lots by calling at
our Steam Nill.
is. HAIR & co.
Feb. 2O-S-3mo.
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FRESH GROCBRIES, &C.,
JUST RECEIVED,
And consisting in part as follows:

Sugars, all grades, from Is cts.
to 25 cts, coffee, bacon, lard, tea, cheese,
mackercl in His, half barrels and barrels,
Liverpool and table sal', -four in barrels,
self.raisjng -four, new rice, soaps-bar, cas-.
tile and toilet; candles, starch, indigo,
n,alder, copp,ras, blue stone, pepper, spice,
ginger, sod pickleS-all sorts and sizes;
oysterS, sardineE, nutmeGs, acc, cloves,
cinnamon bnrk, Yeast powders, mustard,
blue;ng, candies, raisiu<, lemons, oranges,
apples, vinegar, moaSScs, concentrated lyc.
Tobacco, sGnit anl cigars. all grades :;
tubs, buckets, blue and brass bound, all
sizes selves, brooms, water dippcrs, black
ing and brushes, curry combs, cotton and
wool cards, jim-ercw cards, nails, axes,
nocket and table cutlery, tacks, avis, spey
ing needles, SC. Notions of all kiads, viz !;
Paper and linen collars. shirts and toSoms,
hose and halt hose, suSpenderS, belts, hand
kerchief3, neck ties, pocket looks, pass
and spelling books, states, lead and carpcn-
tcr+ pencils, pens and ink, buttons, needles;
aud thread, Of all kinds, hair oil, hair
brushes, tooth brushes, shaving brushes,
blessing combs, raZors, razor StTopS, shay
ing boxes, looking glasses, with u variety
ortoys, e.. Bicarhcd and brown silirting,
domestic ginghamS, twceds, jeans and sati-
nets, with 4 splendid assortment Of crockcry
ware, glass, c. {. and granite, which VIC
intend selling a; a very short profit.
Ali kinds country produce bought or bar
tered for at market prices.
Wilson g. WICKER.
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DS EIV CaV u
CHASTELLAR'S
w WHITE LIQUID
I'm 4 MIL.

For Improving and Beautifying the Conn
pexion ~ ~ =. ..
The most valuable and perfect preparation
in use, for giving the skin beautiful pearls
like tint, that is only found in youth. 1t
quickly removes Tan, Freckles, Fimplcs,
BIotchcS, Moth Patches, SallowneSs. Erup-
tons, aud all impurities of tie skin, kindly
healing the same leaving the skin white and
clear as alabaster. rs use can not be de-
tected by the closest scrutiny, and being
vegetable preparation is perfectly harmless.
1t is the only article Of the kind used by the
French, and is considered by the Parisian as
Indispensable to Il perfect toilet. Upwards
Of so 600 bottles were sold during the past
year, i sufficient guarantee of its efficacy.
Price only Is cents. Sent by mail, postpaid.
on receipt Of an order, by
BURGER, SHUTS & co., Chemists.
285 River ST Troy, Ny.
Feb 81, 1867. II.
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SPECIAL NOTICES. r
FREE TO EVERYBODY.

4 Large pp. Circular. giving tntorna>
ton Of the greatest importance 10 the young
of both sexes.
1t teaches how tho .homely m&y become
beautiful, the dcspiscd respected. a2d the
torsaken loved.
No young lady or gentleman <hoa!d sall
to send their Address. aAl reeve L copy
post paid, by .etCr4 nM.
Address
?, .. Drawer Il,
E,.L - 1cn---I-- Tpr7 = Y
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The books will be kept at Frog Level until 18th
OF May, at which time they will be closed. All
who tail topay by that time will be liable to
JACOB. r. FELLERS, 7. C.. Nd.
April ! LIST.
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Reparator Capilli.

Destructive OF comfort, and not worth a fg:
Come aged, come youthful. come ugly aEa Glrl
And rejoice iu yonr own luXurlant haIE.
REPARATOR CAPILLf.
For restoring hair upon bald heads (from
whatever canSc it may have fallen ouN and
forcing growth OF hair upon The face, it has
no cuUal. 1t will force the beard 10 grow
upon the smoothcst face i'll from FIVE to eight
weeks, or hair upon bald heads in from two
10 three months. A few ignorant practitioU-
ers have asserted that there is nothing that
will force or hasten the growth of The hair or
beard Their assertions are false, as thou
sands Of living witnesses from their own
cxperiencc) can bear witness But many
will say. how are VIC to distinguish The gea~
u:nc from the spurious? 1t certainly is d fl
cult, as nine>t tentuS Uf the different PEepa-
ratioas adycrti.cd for the hair and beard ara
entirely worthless, aud you may have airea-
dy thrown away !:!rge amounts in their pur~
chase 10 such We would say, t,y the Re-
pura:or Cappi!ii; it Will cost goa nothing un>
less it fully comes up 10 cur repll entations.
If your D. ugyi>t does not keep it, send u
Que dollar and VIC will forward it, postpaid,
together " iih receipt fOrthe money, which
viii be returned You Oh application, providing
cnGirY satisfaction is not given. Address,
W. L CLARK s CO.. Chemis;S.
No 5 West Fdyctte Sitect SYRACUSE, \. I.
Feb. 41;h, 1867. ly.
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There con"th r!ad t:Gings ofjoy to ali,
Z Young aGd to o!d. - ret and to small
The bc"uty VII ch once $50 precious and Fare
j. fee for al, aud al rloy ." fair.
Ry the use Gf
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4}jrl,nlonl qispatth.
1HrRsDAY.""'"''''''''''''oAi 30 100'.
poor Louisiana.

,r,.s,SoroS, July l6.-Cltlzcns OF Lou.
v a, now here represent that by reason
i,asa t SGM to obtain a revocation of &c.
Of sns SScridan's order removing Governor
neral, ' and by reason Of the confirmation
Nc .Es, order by act Of Congress, they can ca,
q tns[ I heaefi; of the four millions Of dol
have .nnYYropriated by the Louisiana Lcgis-
lai2 tsr ~ cav that capital is refused to the
.", non The bonds unless they be signed
loan n, "I governor of the State elected by
~ ~ Ia. neople. and that the doubt about the n.
the, Pe authority of Governor Flanders to
ie s .b @ bonds is resolved against the secu-
slsa , and consequently the act authorizing
NY lam AN is in effect rendered null and VOID.
.S ,.r ,cS the crops for this year in the
IacE SaUrd districts cannot be raised, and
,,sarinc and starvation will result.
'' S,Iose Louisanians have been IN consul
... :r, With leading Republican Congress
;a'.," r;,b the view to have some legisla-
Ok, Ok" tor rcmcdying the evil threatened ;
IL. . i've dilemma seems 10 be one from
s -: h., the congressman cannot devise a
..oo-S OF escape.
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WHITE Man SHOT BY NEGRo.-We
learn THAT Mr.. Thomas Patterson, residing
in Bedford about ten miles from Liberty,
was shot and badly wounded by negro
named George, who was employed as a
hand on the plantation. The negro had on
frequent occasions been caught stealing
apples from Mr.. Patterson's orchard, and
in the early part Of last week he was again
detected in the same kind of thieving, and
when demonstrated with by Mr.. P, and
threatened, if he didn't quit it, with prose-
cution, became highly enraged, and draw
ing pistol, fired, the ball penetrating the
back part,of the neck, and, ranging around,
lodged near the throat, inaicting very
severe and painful though not, it is
thought, dangerous wound. After the
shooting, the negro attempted to escape,
but was captured, and lodged in Jail for
trial. -LYnchbury NeacS.
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Conversational.

WASHINGTON, July T.-SENATE.-Mr.
Wilson proposed the following amendment
to the Constitution:
No distinction shall be made by the
United States nor any State among
citizens in their civil or political rights on
account of race or color.
1t was ordered to be printed.
The bill for carrying out the convention
with Venezuela was passed.
A bill that no person shall be disquali-
fed by reason Of race or coler from hold
ing Office in the District of Columbia was
passed-25 ayes to nays-the nays being
Messrs, Bayard, Buckalew, Davis, Ken
bricks, and Johnson.
Indian affairs were discussed till ad-
journment.
HoUsE.-The Secretary of the Navy sub
mitted a communication showing that
Farragut and Golsborough are the only
naval officers fifty-fve years in the service.
Mr.. Butler rose to a privileged question,
and made allegations regarding the Union
prisoners. A colloquy ensued, in which
Baldwin asked Eldridge whether he ex-
pccted the House to take Colonel Guilds
statements against the testimony and state
ments of Union officers. Mr.. Eldridge
said he believed General Butler himself
would not deny that Colonel Guild was an
honorable and conscientious man. [Sneer-
ing laughter on the Republican side.]
Mr.. Butler remarked that before the war
he had thought Colonel Ould highly con-
scicntious and honorable man, but when
man committed treason he was ready,
like woman fallen from virtue, for any
crime, and from that hour no one knew
where to find him.
Mr.. Eldridge reminded Butler that in
making that statement he had forgotten
the eminent men who had gone into rebel
lion - the Hancocks, and Adams, and
Washington. [Hisses.J Every one of them
had been called rebel, and everyone OF
them had been rebel continued hisses]
until rebellion became success.
The following was introduced, and passed
under suspension of the rules by strict
party vote:
"That the doctrine avowcd by the Presi-
dent that the abrogation of the rebel
States binds the nation to pay their debts
incurred prior to the rebellion is at war
with the principles OF international law,
and stabs at the national credit, is abhor-
rent to every sentiment Of loyalty, and
pleasing only to traitors and their allies
and sympathizers, by whose agency alone
the governments Of said States were over
Thrown"
The Senate bill comforting on negroes
the right to hold Office was amended to
include the right to serve on juries, and
referred to the Judiciary Committee.
A resolution requesting the President
to issue proclamation directing all pro-
per officers to prevent the invasion OF
Mexico was referred to the Committee on
Foreign Relations.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Special dispatch to the Richmond Dispatch.

Special dispatch to the Richmond Dispatch.
The Educational Association or Vir.
ginia-Address of Rev. DIR. Sears.
LYNCHBuRG, July 1.-THE Convention
has elected the following officers: Presi-
dent, John B. Minor; First Vice-Presi.
dent, Professor D. Lee Powell; Second
Vice President, Colonel J. T. L. Preston
Third Vice-President, Professor J. FL
Holcombe; Fourth Vice-President, DR.. B
NJ. Smith; Corresponding Secretary, Rev.
A. J. Leavenworth; Recording Secretary
and Treasurer, William K. Abbot.
Rev. DR.. Sears, the agent of the Pea
body Educational Fund, delivered an ad-
dress this evening in the Second Presbyte-
rian church upon the advantages and i'm
portance of popular education. After
wards he had an informal conference with
the Association upon the objects Of the
Peabody Fund.
The proceedings were very interesting.
q
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The Markets.

New YORK, July ia. M.-Stocks
generally steady; Governments dull
Money, sos per cent. Gold sold at l4O S.
but is now quoted at 14O3s. Sterling ex.
change: time, 1lO1a@ll0I; sight, 10 5;
@llOA. SOS, '62, coupons, lll4 '64
100; '65, 1091s; new issue, 1871. zoos
first series, 1919; others, 1917. Virginia
6's, ex-coupon, SO. Tennessee 6's, ex.
coupon, 50 q; new issue, 661s. Flour
10@20c. lower. Wheat, 5915c. lower
Corn dropping. Pork steady at s22.9O
Lard and whisky quiet. Cotton steady al
26Lc.. Turpentine, 57@5Sc. Rosin quiet
and firm ;. common, S3.509S3.62h.
New YORK, July Up. Motion &C.
tive and very firm; sales 5000 bales al
26ac. Flour dull; State, s7Gsll; south,
ern, $9.65@S17. Wheat dull. Corn scarce
firm, and unchanged. Provisions quiet
and firm. Mess pork, $3.50. Groceries
quiet and steady. Texas wool, 24c
Freights dull. Stocks heavy. Money, 5a
6 per cent. Gold, 1898. 5-2O's, 'G2, cou-
pons, Ill I@lll3l.
BALTIMORE, July 17.-Coffee quiet. Cot
ton neglected; middling uplands, 25G
25bc. Flour scarce; Howard-street ex.
ira, $3.50. Wheat 10000. lower. Corr
steady. Provisions continue to improve
and are scarce. Bulk shoulders, 1lc. rit
sides, .12A@l2T. Bacon-Shoulders, Il
@1214c.; rib sides, lac. clear rib, l415@
l43lc. Mess pork held at S24. Sugar in
active and unchanged.
CINCINNATI, July 17.-Flour unchanged
Corn steady. Mess pork-Sales, 600 bar.
rels at s23. Bacon shoulders, l2c.; clear
sides, 14c. Lard, l21ac.
LOUISVILLE, July 17.-Flour-Super
fine, S.; choice new, Sl3. Wheat, 81
Com, shelled, 81. Mess pork, s23. Ba
con-Shoulders, II &C.; clear sides, 141s@
1424c. Lard, l21ac.
AUGUSTA, Ca, July l9.-Cotton quie
but steady sales, 90 bales middling, % y
SAVANNAH, July 17.-Cotton firmer
prices unchanged; middling, 23 sales, OF
bales receipts, 100.
LONDON, July l7-2 P. M.-Consols
"a ZIG. United States bonds, az 11-16
Sugar quiet.
LIVERPOOL, July l7-2 P. M.-Cottol
firmer; sales will reach $4,000 or l5,O0
bales; prices unsettled.
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seized by the United States authorities,

seized by the United States authorities,
and awaits the orders of the Treasury De-
partment.
Officers arrived here report that Gomez
had issued proclamation declaring Ia
msulipas sovereign State. Gomez and
G. Canales were raising troops to cap
ture Tampico. They utterly ignore Juarez,
and will proclaim Ortega or one of them
selves President. They report Santa
Anna taken out of the American steamer
Virginia. The Mexican officer also struck
up the American flag with his sword, and
walked under instead of over it, as re-
ported.
The city currency is the absorbing topic
Of discussion here just now, though all
agree upon its eventual redemption. Ell
forts are being used to bring it back to
par. General Sheridan disclaims any in
tention of interfering in the matter.
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rrribic F'csiilcEcc. Mortality, ana
rc.,;.utiO,, ia NsauritiuS.

san FRANCISCO, July lG.-lntclligcncc
~, been received Of dreadful pestilencc
,Xis,in, at Mauritius. 1t was at first con-
#acl 10 the natives, and supposed to have
,ri-Matcd from unwholcsomc food. W hcn
@e Ajax left, the people were dying at the
.s,c OF 200 per day Of the disease and the
) ious fever similar to that seen ilrthe
Wcs, Indies.
The state OF the island is dreadful. The
aop.c are lying in the streets dead and
iy0g. Nearly every other house is closed.
Hospital accommodations were insufficient
"a miserable, and temporary huts were
c.cicd, into which the people went t6dic.
.e mortality among the soldiers was
".a; Quininc was seventy-tiye dollars
es ounce.
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a SuNDY GROWING OUT or THE SUREATT
'a!AL.-AlGer the Surratt trial had ended
'''0"y, DR.. McMillen and Louis J. WEIGH
man, Two 0! The witnesses for the prosccu-
%on, met Lewis ]. Garland, a witness for
|e defence, at the corner of Fifth street
81. -.' Louisiana avenue, and they censured
r r.l II IoF Tue evidence he had just given.
n@.'e t4ey Were standing there Hall Col
,r,'e,." boy messenger in the employ of Mr..
-'FFlck, one of ;he counsel for defence,
,ttFoacAed, and was rudely accosted by
.'A Nelchman and Mcmillan. Colgate
s,2EIeo by calling them perjured scoun-
zen and followed the words with blows
,ty-'4iSieFed first to one and then to the
.'-e'' Neither Of the witnesses offered
STAGE, but moved away from the scene
cVLiS!on.-Let!er IN San.