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The New York herald., 1867-09-26
INTERNAL REVENUE MATTERS.
SEIZURE or A BRIG.


Collector Shook Of Thirty coud district receives
an anony nous letter Tuesday stating in substance
that the brig Anna, Of windsor was at an East river
pisr loading with spIrtaous liquors for export, under
circumstances giving rise to the suspicion that ~
tsmps was being made defand the Revenue Depart
ment Among the charres alleged In this caso was oae
the effect that the spirits being put board did noe
correspond In proof with tho Custom House entry.
Acting the Information thus conveyed the Collector
forthwith seized tho brig and put her in charge d
revenue ofncera Yesterday the cargo overhaulel
and thorough examination made as TO the charges
dred barrels Of and alcohol found on board
After the investigation completed the Collector BE-
came satisfied that the allegations without founds-
ton and forthwith gave orders for the release OF she
vessel The Anna IL loading for Genoa.
OTHER SEIZURES TINS CITY
Collector Shook yesterday seized recifying dstieV
Brannsgan. number Of barrels wore found on the
premises bearing inspection aud rectncaNon brands
that srs alleged be false II said that raw whsksy
was broush 70 this place for recdcaton, from Brook
Ign, 10 covered Navy Yard express wagons Tho case
viii undergo Immediate investigation.
ts,ery Of r. L. StrAck, ss and 90 Para street, the
charge that II contained more moasses than was 90
counted for bv the entries on the books.
Fifteen barrels os spirits were seized In Fortynrse
street near Eighth avenue. Chnge--Tsx not paid
Thirteen barrels OF whlsksy. supposed 10 belong v
North Fifth and Sixth s,reet,, Williamsburg, on .
charge OF not being properly branded. One barrel,
seized at the same place, aesd bor, no brand ~
ell.
sEIzrrr oy nLIur DfsrnLxsrxs IN aRooErrv.
Yesterday morning Revenue Inspector Csin seized
an Illicit s. which he discovered In an old stable 10
Concord street. Jay, Brooklyn. The owner soaia
not be found
Deputy Collector robsy also seized yesterday a, II
Iic still In stable in Union street, hear Powers South
Brooklyn. tn. still, which was Of the cnpscy Of some
$50 gallons, ws. running" At the tine.
barrel OF rum found on cart in Front street.
or's BRAID
The New York herald., 1867-09-26

the principal causes OF the present trUnbie. Tno
government slpposss the Smoky Hill road agreed
on By the Chcyennes and Arapahocs, who did that
country moro than four years ago. and II has been rav
and mail stations built therc than years
ago, and this not then considered cause of war.
Tue government thought the building OF iron road
there to you would be nothing more to US is much
convenient and rapid, aud very necessary for
people who u. IN New Mexico and Colorado, and II
viii be built We are 10 meet the Cheyennss next
month tho Arkansas aud we learn that sney dam.
aged by this railroad will make hem compensation,
but rcad IN st be built and you must not Interfere
with u. Tie Powder river road ~c established hast
for the purpose OF hauling uour, coffee and sugar 10 our
people who are digging gold In Montana NO white set
Elements been made along the rosd, nor does the
travel there disturb the buffalo, does destroy the
elk and opes The Indians were permitted to hunt
them usual. The Great Grandfather supposed that
the Indians In that country had consented 70 this
the treaty Laramie last spring Colonel MarGuadiers
commssonl bnt 10 seems that some OF TIE Indians did
not ave iheir consent. but have gone 10 war While
the Indians continue to wage var about the road we VIII
not gve IL up. but " on examination at LARAMIE We
hnd Indians night 20 be good we viii give uur, or
pay you for Il IL you viii keep the peace n any OF
you have claims up there you can so up with US and
make your statement at that council You also ask Of
us yresents moro especially powder aud lead, with
which ts hunt buslo We viii give you some presents,
bccauso have given up the hunt TO come here s our
invitation but wo Will not give you much tlli we bavs
come 10 final and satisfactory agreement We cannot
give you powder and lead, because very recently,
and We think without jus, cause, some Of you have
killed pcaceable emgrsnts and people Sofie OF ycu
attacked railroad train and killed mea who had no
guns but simply carrying goods and provisions for
dane To spotted ra swis Bear ans s,ansns Elk ana
Big Mouth and their bands We willing 10 give almost
anything they want because they have remained ~
peace all summer but the rest OF must wotk with
your bows and Arrows till by your continued good con.
duct you satisfy you will NOT use tho powder 10 XVI
our people This answers all your questions. and now
for the advice you ask OF us We know the different
habits OF tho red and white men. You depend on gsmc
for livnv and have TO get blankets hats and clehns
OF The whites by trade by snnuities and prescntA
AL that you the white men possess they hsvo 70
work ior ana they do nor have 10 work M hard NJ
you DO IN hunting, but they have plenty so eat
have good houses aud dne clothing You can, IN
The New York herald., 1867-09-26
THE PRESS TELEGRAM.
Indian Depreciation. In Mcr,ann.

81. I.ouTs Sept -, ISOs.
The Montana Post Of the 10th inst, says that Mr
Richards arrived from FOr smith, and reports that
from six hundred to hundred Arapahces are 10
the shell water region He claims that these Indians
are committing depredstons which are attributed 70 hs
Crows
letter from Indian sgen, Wells as the fiai Head
agency says that the Blsckfeet reoentiy rsurdered
man and woman at Ylathsad IAk~
The New York herald., 1867-09-26
y sAllING gE THf GINA.

Bosrox. Sept rs. 1901
The steamship China sailed this morning. tsk,se
thirty ave passengers for Ltverpcol and esr1sen o'
Hafsr. The China carried no specs-
The New York herald., 1867-09-26
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HssaLD.

Close Contest Between the AtlanIics OF
Br0okiyn and keystOnes Of Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 25 1867,
The New York herald., 1867-09-26

The match between tho Atantics and Keystoaes, at
Camden this afternoon, ct the end Of the ninth inning
resulted In tie, each side scoring runs. Tie
tonth inning nlerrupsed by the storm.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-09-06
DUBUQUE q SIOUX CITY RAILROAD.
EAH M - = =
TIME TABLE.

dsO0 a. waverly $50 4" .
Connecting at Farley Junction with trains on ID. s..
W. Road TO Monticello, Ansmosa, Marion and at Cedar
Rapids with trains on 9. N. w. Road, 10 Chicago,
Council Bluffs, Omaha, &C.
-a-r> -. Up. FARLEY. Superintendent.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-09-06
HoLLowAY's vrRM1rUaE CONNECTIONS,

Which have almost entirely superseded the old
nauseous Vermifuges- to the delight Of the poor
little sufferers. 1t contains no Calomel or 9TH
err poisonous ingredients.
80 highly esteemed Is this Popular yerm'fige,'
by the profession that all intelligent Physicians
who know ofthem, prescribe them In preference
to other remedies, as not only more pleasant to
take. bat more effective TO cure. 1912 Ta! Z
Parents and guardians, having the care OF
children, should keep them as a family medi-
cine: for they not only eradicate worms--those
pests Of childhood-but correct any derange-
ment Of the digestive organs, SO prevalent with
children.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-09-06

Sold at Wholesale In Chicago, by FULLER, FINCH
&FULLER, LORD & SMITH, -BURHAMs VAN
SCHAACk.-J. il. REED & C0.,-SMITH, CUTLER
4 CO.,-DEiTZSCH, BL0CKI co. and throughout
the country by all druggists. .ts8fs nls~ l46
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-09-06
Manhood: How Lost, How Restored.

rEI=1- just published, a new edition of Dr,
H1LaA Cu1verwellss Celebrated rs.
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Price, In sealed envelope, only cents.
The celebrated author, In this admirable essay.
clearly demonstrates from thirty years successful
practice that the alarming consequences Of self
may be radically cured without the dangerous use OF
internal medicine or the application OF the k,ife-
pointing out mode OF cure at once sjmnl,. cer,air
nd enectaal by means Of which every sufferer M
matter what his condition may be- may cure himself
cheapiy, privately, and rddicaly.
e. This Lecture should be In the hands of ar.r,
youth and every man in the land - = -
sent under seal 10 plain envelope to any address.
p1sspd,d on receipt OF six cents Two posi- stamps
cents. Address the publishers ,. fSS
a., !, CHAS. J.. G. KLINE & Co..
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-09-06
REA & B0vINGDoN,
SSH r~ rasa URBANA, champaien Co.. IHoo,
PREFERENCES

Gardner Go, Bankers Champaign IN. Jas g. wright.
Sasn Is. hank Champaign III, L. &. Hurd DEPUTY Col
eetor IN Dis Daniel McKInrie. g. Cen Insp I'll District
psnaier Denlon, Dsnyile. III. Phillips Bro. Chicago W
cssnp ciss%s e. ca ~ AIs,snasr en- CIR ca.
Co, H. J. D. Johnson, Sheriff. Champaign Co. ILL., NJ n
rwGoa Chsccso George A. Hslmas, Chtcaso, Hon. j. o.
cunningnam Champaign Co, m. Hon. O. 4. Griggs Rem
Uh,npsien Co., H., Gel r. H. Redino Deputy ASS TN M
" Comn, Esq., Homer H.. Issxie Sellers Dist iilars
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-09-06
Good and Reliable Agents Wanted |,

every county in this and adjoining States Agents
nlowed ten per cent commission all sales OF Tick.
eis. All orders by Mail amounting TO Ten Dollars or
less may be sent by Mail at our risk, larger arms
ceruncates and communications, should be addressed
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-09-06
HOllOWay's
@..".''1 cd Arnica . .sl@.
PIaSterS

The Original and only true Ayaica Has..l
r... te,s possessing the great healing ,rs
81, .s4 properties Of TIE Ar
Mica Fzosoers.
The curative effects Of these Plasters In ell
cnses OF pain weakness In the breast, side or
back, and In ali cases Of inflammation of the
Lungs, and Cough, are truly astonishing they
give immediate relief.
Physicians prescribe them, and thousands re-
commend them. 0BsRRyE-HoiLowAY's are
the original and only true Arnicl Plasters ban e..
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-09-06

ings &C., valued at. 10 SIS
Total value OF Premiums. :. SIS 600
Dan. Gardner. Rob Peacock, q Hamml a SafcbeII
GENTS :--At the request of Messrs RIA a BoyING.
DON, OF our city. have made examination or tho
property contained In the foregoing schedule and have
valued the same at the prices set opposite the respec
tive articles. Very Respectfully
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-09-06

HOlIOWay"s
II .saaE ,..4M9 ag Eag. IA 8
Vermifuge
CONNECTIONS.

Or. Holloway, some fifteen years ago, wit
Messing the distress occasioned sickly children
81 In taking the nauseous vermifuges of that day,
resolved 10 analize them, and from the most
effective OF these remedies succeeded In sepa-
81 rating then active medical properties pure,
tasteiess and inodorcus. Then, by combining
these with sugar, and moulding them into an }
agreeable cenfection. formed the present PoPU-
Lar and KEFEoTIyE KERMIEuGE known "a q "
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-09-06
HieskeII,s.
Ointment.


- This Ointment, after An experience Of twenty
years, has proved itself a SOY ereign remedy for.
all Diseases of the Skin having affected rad
Eal cure In every case on which 1t was used,
curing many obstinate cases Of fifteen or TWEEN
~ years standing, that had previously resisted
all remedies prescribed by the best medical tai
emf OF the country. Its effect Is astonishing, In
o few days the soreness and Irritation Is remoy.
ed the skin becomes smooth and healthy, and
remains permanently healed, without the use
OF any other remedy. Esu..
Thus, TETrER, SALT RHErN, IrcH. SOLDIERS
IrcH, ERYsIPELAs, BLorcHEs, PINPLEs, and
every form Of disease Of the skin Is punctually
cured, no matter Of how long standing II has
cured bad cases OF EXPLAINED EyELfps and
Discharges from the Ear, when nothing else
would heal them. PILES, that have resisted all
other treatment for many years, have been ef-
fectually cured by the use Of only one box Of
this Ointment. BuRss, scALps and OLD SORES
1t heals In very short time. PRIcE so CESrs
PER Box. II not sold by your druggist, send
60 cents to Johnston, Holloway & Cowpen, Phil
sdeIphia, box will be sent free Of postage 70
any address. .
e.. 0BsERvE-None genuine without the sigma
turs Of the proprietors on the wrapper Of each,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-09-06
Oyster Dealer, Cor. Madison 4 Dearborn SIS.
A Word 10 The pnblfc

the forms Of disease for which we prescribe III,
Compound have their origin in the blood let the suffer
remember that merely oat,cay,f appliapce vii
afford him permanent relief because cannot reach thu
Gauss. The Compound, going into tie blood THE
CITADEL OFTHE DISEASE.-driyes IL from Its stropp
hold. and the victim Is relieved. sE-THs sHoUL 4
SEvER ne FoRGoTTEN. A suRs crRH wARRAxREp.
BUIeNHAMS q VAN Setback.
| Wholesale Druggists. i6 Lake ST.. Chicago
SO ~ Agents for the Northwest
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$500. A YEAR.
$40 PER DAY.

GENfS WANTED. SfO IA $40 n fav 10 intre.
- dnce our new patent SEAss SHUTTLE
ssEMsAG MACHINE. Price 500 II nsts iwa
u,caus, ara ihkes The eeruirc LncK SrIrcH All 9TH
sr lew priced machines make the CHsls srIrciI
Each agent Unfinished with copy II. Letters ratent.
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VEGETABLE Siciian Hair Remover

Has stood the test of seren years
trial by the public; and no prepd-
ration for. the hair get disc0Uered
sUiH produce the same beneficial
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covery. com binissg the most f,OsOer-
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GRAY HAIR TO IT'S ORIGINAL YOUTH
Full COLOR. It makes the scalp
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and Has,sors, and falling out Of the
hair and aCiU make 10 OrO9U st1DO,s
bald heads, e.ccept In gerry aged
persons, as 10 furnishes the nittri-
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Is ssO,srished and supported. 1t
makes the hair moist, soft, and
glOssy, and Is unsurpassed as q
HAIR DRESSING. % 1t Is the cheapest
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public, as one bottle aCiU accom-
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three bottles of any other Drep0rd-
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p ? 1t Ss recommended and atsed by
the First Medical Authority. - st 7
The wonderful results produced
on Ostr Sicili0st Hair ReGeVer
haze induced many to nsantfdo-
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order to induce the trade and the
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Purchase the original DO has
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-09-06
jos. PARK,
ELI HALBERSTADT,
nuDlEY MravI AIM

Messrs. Rea Bovingdon's Grand Distribution OF
valuable real estate and personal property, will be
when the holders of lucky numbers will draw some
tne most magnificent prizes ever offered In q similar
Drawing That the public may be assured that this en-
terprse to be conducted In good faith II Is only Decs
sar 20 refer to the long list of refercnces all oil whom
nave long been known and hOnored in this comfy az
men OF strict proDlty and whose Recommendation IL
sumcient 70 Que all doubt and satisfy every one in ths
1857. - = 80 '-'N s'""--Ne'ses ''ay l.
The drawing win take place at the Court House In
nrpana, Champaign Co., Illinois, September inc md
lso., under the supervision of board OF manarers
and by disnterested committee selected for that
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-09-06
LIST OF PREMIUMS.


of land which IL Is situated, and all the ap-
purtcnances thereunto belonging ALSO large brick
fire proof bonded Warehouse, the whole valued ut
1t Is of the best Distileries In the State and will be
delivered to the drawer thereof In complete run
d s.rs = r. ming order IT : ,8Ef ( y
SECOND PRESuUM.A fine city residence consisting OF
large Frame House OF ten rooms, and an acre lot
thickly set with fruit trees and shrubbery; also
wood and coal house, barn, &C.. 10 600
TuIED PRENIUM.-A fine two story store, and
Eectiiers. situated on Main St., in Urbana, val.
uc... W0
FoURTn PkHNIUM.-A small House and Lot, sit
uateu II UrDana. 600
FIFTH PRKMIuM.-One span Of matched Horses,
uVe years olu, 600
SIXTH PRENIUM.-One span OF large bay Mares. ~
Harness and Wagon, WORTH ................,.,, GOO
SEVENTH PRENIUM.-One large new Coal Cart,
100
lAho zoo
Me.odeon,. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50
Organ, .....s...........-....... 200
II sewing Machlnes 80
Ladies' Gold Watches, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SOC
Ladies, GOLD Watches. .................... I SIS
Gents. duplex silver Watches. ............. I 500
~ tents. Lever Silver Watches. ............ 1 10
80 Gents Cylinder Silver Watches ............ 600
80 Silver Water Pitchers. ...........,, 1 600
% siyer water PITCHERS, ..................... 900
Cabinets OF Sea Shells. ...................., 90
a Dali
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-24
TIE ELECTION IN VIRGINIA.

The Gall for a Convention CARRIED
Many Negroes EleCted-yhe Radicals
Have a MaJOrity-The Polls Co be
Opened In Richmond dTO-Day-NogrOes
Brought from the Country to Vote the
HunnieutG Ticket.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Oct. 23-915 P. M.-The
following intelligence was received from Rich
mond, Va, at O'clock this al.ernoon:-
The polls are crowded again to-day. Tue
white majority at haltpast IL was greater i tnsn
At the clos OF the polls last night. In Jefferson
Ward IL was 81, in Madison Ward 29S, IN Monroe
Ward 29s in the Fifth Ward SO; in the Fourth
Ward the radical majority was IL. Total white
majority COZ, gain OF III votes on the majority
at the close of the polls last night
Many more negroes are voting the conserVa-
tive ticket to-day than yesterday. In the First
Ward white radical, named Parsons, was de-
tecte1 taking conservative tickets from colored
voters and substituting radical tickets of the
same color and style oftype. The police removed
him from the position he had been occuoyiHg
on the stair leading to the polls, and a man was
stationed to watch him. He was afterwards
arrested and lodged in the Libby. In this ward
q colored mau who was found to have voted the
conservative ticket was followed two squares
could be done him a detachment of cavalry
came up and dispersed the mob.
Everything is proceeding quietly in the other
WAsHiNeToN, Oct. 23-11.2O p. M.-At the
close of the polls tonight, in Richmond, the
vote stood 4697 white and 1852 Colored-white
majority, 446. In one ward the polls at which
white votes were received were closed at six
o'clock, and the polls for colored voters kept
open until halfpast seven. During this time
one hundred negro votes were polled.
The polls in three Of the largest wards of the
city will be reopened in the morning by order
of General Schofeld.
The white vote is nearly exhausted. negro
will be found for every name on the registra-
tion list. They have been brought in from the
country to-day, and more will be tomorrow.
The result will be the success of the Hunnicutt
radical ticket
WASHINGTON, Oct. 23-1O'4O P. M.-Informa-
tion received here at half past 10 o'clock tonight
from Richmond states that returns from the
counties indicate the election of majority OF
have been returned. The Convention will be
voted for by decided majority. Bolts is beaten
in Culpcper Stearns, Republican and man OF
wealth and influence, Is beaten by an Ignorant
radical.-N Y. Herald,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-24
From Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. 22.-The election to-
day IN Norfolk passed off quietly, all the bars
and saloons being closed Dy order of Colonel
Cooley, President of the Board of Registration,
accounting for the quiet OF the city, which was
a cause OF congratulatiOn to the order-lovlng
citizens. At sunset it was found that q large
number OF those who were registered had not
yet voted, among their number some five hun
dred conservatives, and an order from General
Scho6eld was obtained to keep the polls open
unul sunset tomorrow, In order that all may
have an opportunity OF voting. The vote OF the
city as it now stands is-whltes, 1884, colored
1892 showing radical majority of 30s. Nothing
definite as to who are elected is yet kno Wn, but
1t is pretty generally conceded that Colonel Gil
bert Q. Walker, conservative, is one of them,
and it lays between DR.. Wing, conservative, and
Mr. Bowden, radical, as to who shall be the
other man. [ A later telegraphic despatch sho vs.
that both the radical candidates were elected. ]
In the vicinity of Mill Greek and Hampton
there seems to have been but one candidate,
Colonel White, an eX-otficer of the colore /
troops, who, of course, was unanimously
elected. A colored man was going to run
against him, but for some reason his name was
Withdrawn.
The yacht Dauntless, with James Gordon Ben
nett, Jr., and a party of friends, is still in the
Roads. They go TO Hogg Island on a cunning
excursion.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-24
Text Of tho September Convention.

Paris oct 81 Cor. Of The London Ddhy Ne0S'
Now that so much is turning upon the en-
gapements entered into and the construction
put upon the Convention of the 18th OF Septem-
ber, 1864 may as we'll lay before your readers
the text Of that important document, which Is
very short:-
Article Italy binds herself not to attack the actual
territory OF Holy Father, and to prevent even Dy
force every attack coming from the interior against
the aid territory. -, . -. 49,
Article q France will withdraw her troops from the
Pontcal States by degrees and In proportion as the
army OF the Holy Father shall be organized. Inc
evacuation shall nevertheless be complete wltAin the
period of two years. -
Article e. The Italian Government will make no
complaint against the organization OF Papal army,
composed even of foreign Catholic volunteers, suiI
cent 10 maintain the authority of the Holy Father
and tranquility both in the Interior and the from
tier of the States-provided that this force shall
become a means of attack against the Italian Govern
ment.
Article f. Italy declares herself ready to enter into
an arrangement to charge herself with q proper
onate part Of the debt of the former States of the
Church.
Article g. The present Convention shall be ratified,
and the Publications exchanged in the course of III
teen days, or sooner II possible.