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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-07

Police REpoRT-rhere were no case wort!
reporting either at the Mayors OF Magistrates
Office this morning
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-07

FIsHISa.- Anglers in the docks of the city
and the creeks and coves in this vicinity ar,
now having fine sport and rock fish Of respect
size frequently reward their patience.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-07

JUST RECEIvED fine assortment Of Trunks,
FAliscs and Cabbss, ri :. DEALHAM 5, loG,
King street. Jy - ---a"Il
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-07

Man KILLED The body Of man named
Ambrose Mitchell, section master on the Viz
GINA and Tennessee r. r., was run over by the
passenger train on the Orange and Alexandria
Railroad, on Sunday morning last near Lynch
burg. When found afterwards, he was dead,
and from the attending circumstance it is sup
posed he was first killed, and then placed on the
track, with the hope Of the passing train so
mani Cling his body as to coverup the murder. In
his right temple was discovered 4 small wound
about quarter Of an inch in diameter, which
presented the appearance of having been made
with some triangular instrument, or with the
pistol ball, known as the slug, and those who
examined it feel satisfied that this wound was
the cause of his death.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-07
FOR SALE AND RENT.
+ DESIRABLE PROPERT !

66:zS DESIRABLE PROPERTY ......
Il#f# FOR SALE Low.
\ two story BRICk DWELLING HvUot
ana LOr OF GROUND, on the east sHt 81
Water street, between K g and Prince street,
the residence Of the late George Snyder. Ihc
lot has q front Of "a feet Il inches on Water ST.,
and depth of ~ feet.
TWO ADJOINING HOUSES, No 45 an't
A. on the west side Of Water street ~ feet in.
north of Duke street. The lots 'front.' on Water
street lG! feet each, and run back C} feet 3 in.
Apply to W. EATON, Attorney for owner,
aug 2-coLf
o. FOR RENT.
street under the Theatre building. Possession
given immediately. Apply TO .5.
aug 1T GWIN, bECKHAM & CO..
Wi FOR RENT-A twostory BRICK
EEii D DWELLING, on Wolfe street, between
FAIRFAX and Water streets, which has Just been
put in good repair. Apply to jANNhl y
Co, AS, King street. au
nsa FOR RENT-The BRl OK STORE, No.
.dIiH l. foot Of King street, with or without the
second. tory of the same building; also,
Two story BRICK STORES, Nos. and 3
Strand known rs the Wheat stores. Apply by
letter or in person to w. d. COLT, President
Potomac Ferry Company, Washington. ID. e.
aug lot
Is1a FOR RENTING three. story BRICK
EEH STORE and WAREHOUSE, No. s. Prince
street Poa2eSsion given immediately. Apply
to l.. B. TAYLOR. iy %0-u
MI DWELLING HOUSE WANTED
s:i Wanted to rent II neat, comfortable dwell
ling, with gas and water fixtures, in pleasant
part of the city. Apply at this office.
iy27-2a|4w
6~a WAREHOUSE FOR RENT, 10. t.
EL:i Union street. formerly occupied by GwIn
ply to GWIN, BECkHAM & CO.,
jy2I Cor. King and Water St..
60 FOR RENT-Thc three story BRICK
M$a ID DWELLING, No Is, south Fairfax street,
between King and Prince streets. 1t has Just
been thoroughly repaired, painted, &c.; has IL
rooms, with cellars, q large wash house, good
stable and paved yard. -.
Also, three story BRICK WAREHOUSE
adjoining on Swin's Alley, which rum iron"
Fairfax to Water street; Apply to o>.r,
jyl If No. ~, King street.
80 FOR RENT-A SQUARE or GROUND,
Ei:a situated immediately opposite Potomac Gar
dcns. Apply to W. KEITH ARMl"ThAlD.
Plaster Mill is C-eotI
rs.zszes VALUABLE
HhEEzs NTEI SEAT,
BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND ALEX
ANDRiA, LAND AID CITY LOTS
AT PRIVATE SALE.
The estate called WARWICK, l'1ur .nIlys
from Washington city, and two from! hlcy:tn-
dria, on the railroad ana tGrnl Ike bet" cen Tia"
CWo cities
The property will be sold in three parts, viz :
!; F!FTY-$IA A ORES, with TX { i
DWELLING, containing II rooms, and out
buildings. On this land arc, an orchard, in full
bearing; g market garden, grapes, shFubDery,
forest and ornamental trees, and a never tAlling
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-07

rUGAR-3O bbls A and 3 Refined Brown Su
ANDREW j. FLEMlNG.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-07
EXCURSIONS, BALLS, &c
BALL TO TdE 3 AT! "

BALL TO TaE BAT!"
FIRST Grand >,
Il EXCURSION s. TOURNAMENT,
...r -. --..s..,. OF THE
" PIONEER BASE BALL CLUB, AT
CARLIN'S. SPRINGS, MONDAY, AUG y.
@ Ez=aE $50 -
The members of the Pioneer Base Ball Club
will give their First Grand Excursion and
Tournament, ut Carlin's Springs, on Monday,
August II, 1867, at which time there will be {"
contest for
TWO HANDSOME PRIZES.
to be played for rs follows:
Best Score in innings by Senior Club
SILVER GOBLET.
Best Score in 5 innings by Junior Club
@ SILVER GOBLET.
All clubs wishing to enter for the prizes will
please forward their names to G. w. Williams,
Corresponding Secretary Of the Pioneer Base
Bull Club, Alexandria, Va.
TICK ELS ) Gent leman and Lady 81 Slngl e
Tickets, SO cents Children under l. years OF
age, and Servants, rs cents
Trains will leave the l.oudOnn Depot at and
10 O. clock H.. and ard 100 p III. Leave
Carlin's Springs at Z, e. and p. m, and II
midnight
COOKS STRING BAND will be in attend
49, MASTER CEREMONIES,
B. w. GILLIs.
FLOOR MANAGERS.
G.. IT, WuITTIEGToN j. A. FIELD, w. II. SMITH.
COMMITTEE OF ARIA NGEMEN
NJ 3. Harlow, George Strine g. Gordon, Il.
w. LOOMS, j. Hanlzmon. IL Strauss, t. Bren-
ner H. v Martin, W. Brooks G.. W. Will
lialns, NJ. Mitchell $. Dealham. nu G--lw
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FOR EXCURSIONS.
FERTILIZERS, Sc.

u |: Il Y n & u a n 0.
All Peruvian Guano received by me comes
direct from the ships in which il Is imported,
or from the warehouses Of the Peruvian Cow
eminent, which grants no special privileges 70
any one | have on hand and will Alway& keep
an abundant supply Of NJ, Of the best quality,
and sell n low rs any house in this state.
WM. II. IRWIN,
aus No. ), :. Union ST., AleXa., Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-07
WOOD AND COAL.

Also Cumberland Coal, for sale low for each.
All orders left at 2G, King street, will be
punctually attended 10. aug Tin
N0AL-The under5ignedare now prepared to
" furnish the citizens with the best REl' and
WHITE ASH COAL, at the lowest market
leave their orders at our office, No 81, King st
jy 19--lm MONROE & GEM NI.
TOAL-SIXTY TONS COAL-suitable for
Y stoves or furnaces--for sale below the cur
rent rates, at the Linc-Eiln, on GfibbOn 81.
~ "A THOMAS GMlIH
- ECEIVED, TODAY, FROM PAREIsH|
IL PHARMACY, Philadelphia, a five gallon
demohn Of q most superb article OF
COLOGNE WATER,
to which we specially invite tue attention Of
the ladies. Sold in any quantities to suit p"r-
chascrs, by JANNEl 70,
auG Druggists, No. 49, King st.
UUGAR AND SYRUP
y 40 bbls and hhds prime T. II, y. B \.
and Yellow G. Sugars; Il hbls medium, Extra
and Golden Syrups, received and in store and
~ an 1I' a. J. FLEMING, No. 9, King st.
IgrEAS-
l. Is half chests and boxes Gunl'"wde:,
Imperial, Oolong, Black and fine unc"l"rcd
Jap pan, just received and in store and for sale by
aus A. j. FLEMING
nLAVORING EXTRACTS
T. Concentrated Extracts Of Vanilla, Lem
on, Peach, Strawberry Rose ana A'm"n"' re-
ceived and for sale by - ,,,,p,,,,,
au . j =. M I'D = nv -
GOAPSl SOApSI--
- . boxes Stearine, Chemical, OIIv" ami
Pale Soaps, received to-day, and for sale bI
". : a. " ~ 80 :,
- . bags Rio, old Government } y"And
Laguyra Coffee, just received and in store and
for sale by an 8 a. j. FLEMlNh.
rHEEsF
I, hnyas ,r;,ne 7sct,,rv Chrc.c inst re-
coi,oa and Gar cola hv
80, A I EIEMINE
au > "A, q" ! ~. III ; VI
bacon SIDES
dooa lE a. lbs nr hS que" ''''''' '"S'
al . -, .. '''''i T., ~
NOAP.-Van Hudgen & Mckeyne3 Steurine
- Chemical Olive, and Pale Soap, for sale
wholesale and retail, by FRED KECkEK,.
an SOW King street, corner 1T. ASAph.
.,.n,,noTI, 11D
~ ABBlTTS SOAP-
1n',lov and for sojo be-
an ( J., MlLBUkN.
-----,--,,-
nNuBS, BOChhlS, bfsHOM1, Nhd bs'N'''
l. Il good aSsortment~-for sale by .,,..,.,
FIXED EECf- EH',
NJ o." 'Nn"! =. sS- -. ~, - -'-.ss:.
NEW FLOUR
~ Silver Spring Extra Flour rece!yed
and for sale by ~, 3 }: Z: al LOU Il N.
TORCESTERSHik RE SAUCE lust recrlv-
w ed and for sale by FRED EECkER,
vt,wpNTy- FIVE nOrrApg REWARD
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-07

rsyUBS, BUCKETS, BRuOMS, and Baskets -
1 Il good assortmentfor sale by
FRED RECEEi;,
an 5-2W King street, corner st ASnpi
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HEOE j. " EDDEEBU RN,

,IkkrlllXlLR%.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-07

NEW FLOUR
~ Silver Spring Extra Flour, received
and for sale by lau s. j. G. MI LEU KN.
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE, Just recciy-
w cd and for sale by FRED KICKER.
au 5-2w King street, corner st. ASapIi.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-07

Was stolen from the urdersignrd last Thurs
day night, q SMALL BAY MARE, with tw"
scars on cucn side OF hor neck live in the
neighborhood Of Garrsonvile. will give the
above reward for her return t. Garrl&"nviile
postotiice, or for any information that will lead
10 her recovery / think she was carried IN
that direction. les FKlIIhk.
Garrsnnvilln ttntinrl CO.. u 3l--lW
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-07

IHO Z II II E.
y % bags Rio, old Government java And
Laguyra Coffee, just received and in store and
for sale by fan s a. j. FLEMING.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-08
The consequence Is tlat the livN- :

the consequence Is that the iiv"' 81 al white men in
sl-@s SS@@-----J are III imminent danger
The japanese Commissioners have already paid
SSOeOOO on account for the ram Stonewall and will
on thelr return to Japan make arrangements for
paying the balance of tbs purchase money, namely,
SiVVoOO The vessel will leave the Washington Navy
lard ior that country in August.
The majority of the members of Congress are anx-
lous and hope to finish their business early next
week, thus making two weeks session.
The Secretary Of the Treasury does not intend to
make any recommendation tn Congress regarding the
finances, the laws in force being deemed sulli-
Gent for his official purposes.
Information has been received at the Department
of the Interior showing that the massacre at Fort
Phil Kearney was caused by a military order esta-
bishing military posts without the consent of the
Indians, on the Montana Road, by Powder River and
Big Horn; and that the Cheyenne war grew out of
the approach of troops The Indians it is stated
deserted the village which afterwards destroyed
fearing that they would be again treated they
were by Captain Chiyngton in December, 1864. An
official report will probably be communicated to
Congress at the present session embodyng the above
facts, with such recommendations the commission
consider necessary to insure peace among all the In
dian tribes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-08

rency. The jeweloase lay on eureau, IN ,no ivv ~
within easy reach of the robbers watcn pelohglhg ~
Mrs. Whehouse hanging on an alaf OF tne a.,
the thieves The deDredat0rs managod thelr puSess ~
well that alarm glyen, and consequently Soy 20
capped with their plumber, leaving, however Sno o"PV
jewel-case the clothing In front or the house -,
The house of BIT Parker within few blocks xss siso
entered the evening, by, 1t IA SUPPOSED tn1 Sc
party but nothing taken away except sIlla i'm
brela Ii would appear that Mr. Parkers house Tes
entered for parey Cenyival purposes as the unddoh
guests merely heped themselves 10 some cake ana Ee
and the umbrella ough considerable silver was Ni1h
reach. RObbcues are OF frequent occurrence In tne
vicinity OF Elizabeth, the thieves managing, III most
cases. 10 escape detection
THE BRITISH CONSUL AT BRUNSWICK, Ca, MUIR
DERED.
SAVANNAH. Ga. July 7.-E. J. Westmoreland,
British Consul at Brunswick Ca, was Killed at that
place by Capt Martin on the 9Th The deceased had
only been married four hOurA Martin arrested ana
brought to this city great mystery exists regaruihS
the affair,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-08
POLITICAL.
TEXAS.
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.

REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.
GALVESTON. July s.~The Republican Convention,
after passing series of Resolutions yesterday has been
listening to speeches from Judge Bell, Gov. Pease Judge
Evans, and others. barbecue had after which an
adjournment effected. The delegates from the In
terror report that in many counties the lives OF Union
in Constant jeopardy, and political meeting
can be held The civil authorities are I'm league win
murderers and justice farce Some members Travelled
by night and then secretly TO escape being wayad the
most affecting Incident of todays proceedings was the
statement made by Mr. Richie, delegate from Navarro
County, of the wantOn murder of only son. the
young shot In open day in the village store be
cause he had served in the Federal army The Sheriff
refused TO arrest and the Grand Jury ndc the muir
derer would Gov TnOckmOrtOn interfere when the
facts were laid before HIM. The murderer lives quietly
at home Until Congress empowers the Military Com
mander to dslOya officials free speech cannot be
secured
The Hon. John Williams of Knox has announced
himself rival candidate for Congress in the Second
District OF Tennessee The Hon. Horace Maynard is the
Union nominee.
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OHIO
THE NOMINEE nc

THE NOMINEE FOR LIEUTENANT-GOVERNoR
The Hon. Samuel Galloway has sentt Gen. Cowan,
Chairman OF the Union State Executive Committee Of
Ohm his letter dee lining the nomination for Lieutenant
Governor The state Central Committee win meet In
Columbus the 10th inst for the purpose OF hllng the
vacancy ON the ticket Mr.. Galloway gives az
ono reason that having held the Offices OF Hecre-
tary OF State, Superintendent OF Common Schools,
and REPRESENTATIVE i'm Congress- he Is dlsinclned to
reverse the order OF promotion by accepting the Lieu
tenant Governorshp He believes that his utterances
ms tolls and sacrifices during the last 10 years have been
nte canal TO those OF any other citizen Of Ohio, and
therefore he cannot understand why nc should be re-
auired TO sacrifice serespect and personal dignity and
comfort by taking subordinate position lie attributes
fr circumstance that he was nominated rs Governor
10 the fact that he was uncOmmtted TO the ambitious
schemes of rival Presidential asprants, and 20 the sng
ay contradictory reason that ne had expressed prefer
ence Presidential candidate who VIII ne the chosen
one With this knowledge he forsaw his coming destiny
and calmly met IT. He afrms that he has soul Ia which
official hOnors have no charm II talnteu ana pufcscu
by the sacrifice Of true manhood.
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DIED

AREEsBgRoHon Saturday July At c9cs m ,ssr ; aS:
1 l5ss;, 's" ,esn NJ sog "a d"Ss - ~
The relative, end.f ne miy requested 20 attend ,ae Inner.
at the corner o. sixty .si shSs st. and Bieysnth,ye
BAKRR Buffalo X On Tasay July Msy L %, yss Of
OF Detroit Mich.
"G 9.Ssht.r Of Robert robert and Leity Ann ROTas
fansra LeInsnave r. Church Of F;y,seondst
S% Mops ia . sa y s Il Sr,Ssr Roc
cHRsTMASon Ed T 1897 TC x. 's I E% .n daughter
The relatives and friends Of the family are Invited to attend the aasr
dsy, July O. st3 O'Clock
DRCKgR-In City sr short Illness Sunday morning July
Tx s" of n: and members Of "a Mehoa. Lodge and
NJ ayted 70 attend the @nsrS :. 70. re'seaS 81 o a.
O'Clock precisely His remains wi" be taken to SOme''' n L.
sT NICHOLAS LODGE No. a-Brethren: You summoned
funeral Of Brother RICHARD BRcksR from b. late
Brethren Lodges invited Dresssss as and six hats
tr Suddenly vhs bathing IN the Hckensck River Hack
epssek j. on Thnday July haace son oil the late Maurice
The relatives and friends family are respectfully nvt.dtO attend
% nsra from ss % Without oSaf SanS'
HLNASoa s, S Of :py I%." william Dur
The end, family respectfully invited to attend The funeral
TUESDAY afternoon, at o'clock
KTHG-At Jsaca H. Sunday July John AlOp King in The
The rei1es and friend. are. without to attend
BIS nsr. n b. -s residence s.SS ya. P.n % n
o'clock p 10. returning. leave Jamaica for n L. @o;sP m
KARCH-At Liverpool England Friday July s. 7 Agnes Con-
stance daughter Of the late John IL FApes and vile OF
KHrck. lAto Of this city. .,.-
LouNsBURY-A wnnp.as Conn., THURSDAY, July Miss Sarah
A LounsbuEC aged a. years and 10 months
The funeral will take ri the residence OF Eeog H. Na
die on Monday at2 O'Clock The friends the ay are
invited 10 attend without further notice.
Orange Saturday July Francis Iappan son
On Reuben nd Lydia u. Langon aged year aud days
respectfully
.srSees AT The house shepard on MONDAY at
iaak Trains leave foot BArclsyst at III O'clock Convey
ances at Brick Church station
LEMONOu SATURDAY morning July Matilda Jane beloved vile 81
sg,nue Lemon aged " 10 months aud " days
RELATIVES and family ecay invited 70
hs.. Ann Wssmne Church Twenty seeondsh near seVeath
ave, on Monday afternoon, at oeiock
LATAMA Iryingon the Hudson on Saturday morning 'uV
Auuie D. wife OF Charles y. Latham -, A.. 49,,
Psnis and respectfully Invited 20 attend the ianes
from residence Of d. barney es 90 hsnss1 i@y al
o,coek n m Cars Thiethst Depoth oeiocA ~' anu
returning leave Iryington ato;'a -, -
Tn morning. Julr T. Ess, widow Of the late
Nicolas d. Trppsn the 6Sth OF her age .sa Ar.
Tho tssiyes AL lens Of the hng are nv"sa s"e"' ~
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funeral services at Inc cspel eceond Chrrc wizus
burgh tecusr orsdaD Taesay nert ste ocist
WBLLsAt Port Richmond Staten leland saraJ Jss
lingering Illness Reuben Wells. aged CO moths andf
? DAYS
Sleep father sweely Sleep
Rest from ali thine earthly toR
Jesas HON thoa lowest viii kecy
Ever bright Thy heavenly jov
The 6ght Is fought the work 8 Dose
The victory Is achieved
The crowu the golden crown IA Won.
The great reward received
Yhe hnevai will take place this afternoon - O'Clock from the
tscopa Church, Pactoryvic then 10 Sseo Island Ceue
His relatives and friends respectfully
No 10 North River 10 M
Carriages will be Fort Richmond 10 rrisves 40
fiesds
YOUNG-On S1sdsy Juiy Ketgn nfut Of Edward
ana Mary C. yosag sged months and lJdsyk
&c family nviea 70 sttead the fsser
from the residence No 100 ys~et Bseoks.
this day (Mondayj. ss . Seis<t p m
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
THE NEW DELEGATE TO cONGREss'

The Hon. Alvan Flanders, recently elected to Con-
ress from Washington Territory, Is IN old resident OF
Boston. and practical mechanic During his residence
there ne was employed by l. 4 Adams Co.. aud Isaac
a. Season the little paper called TIE AeW Era devoted
to the interest Of the mechanic He vent to California III
1889 resided there about ton Years. ta seveu sune
appointed by president Lincoln an o,Ser Of e u aT
@ % 1ssa His generosity and devotion 10 the interests
~ ihn mechanic created many very valuable friends
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-08
VIRGINIA.
AN ADDRESS TO THE PEOPLE FROM GOV. PIEREPoNT
FORTHCOMING.

RICHMOND, Va, July TT is stated on good
authority that Gov. Pcrrepont, in consequence Of the
present political agitation is preparing address to the
people of Virginia in which he reviews the aspect Of the
country and the of Virginia during his admnistra-
ton since the close of the The proper action of the
people OF Virginia under the Reconstruction acts will be
fully discussed sound and fOrcibe advice being given 70
both white and cOOred people. The address viii be eX
trcmely Republican in principle, and Will be shortly forth
coming.
RICHMOND. Va, July CA cOlored caucus in the
upper wards last evening decided on running colored
candidate for Mayor, and COuncl ticket with two
whites and three cOlOred.
The Enquirer and Examiner, newspapers, have been
fused, and will be published by JOINT company, among
whom are the Hon James Lyon Judge Ould OF Raleigh,
T. Daniel and other prominent citizeas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-08
CALIFORNIA.

The AIta Californian SAYS: I've have observed in
GRAMS would he offered and possibly accept the nOmina
tion for Governor OF California. by the Democrats We
have il from good authority that this report has 10 fo
doton i'm truth Gen ROsccrans VIII NOT, on any account
accept that any other nomination ron inc Democracy
n me could be induced 10 run for Oeeat ALL IL would be
on The Union ticket but his business ana lnclna0hs are
both ayerse TO political life, and he Is not al All key va
hccomc the candidate of any party ~ The same tine
his sylupathies are wholly with the Unitn cause
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-08
THE LAND OFFICE.

The Commissioner of the General Land OIce has just
Of the Of townships 800 south range ~ We
T. r. W Colorado Territory. In the hstnamei town
ship there are several settlements Section mill was
the survey made Golden cay
situated southern township. In township . SO1
Range w. there Is little soil suitable for cn1yahon the
ground generally ed with loose rocks while
large Of unsfed rock project far above the sr
however the deep and valleys large quantity
fine timber easy Of access good quality mountain in The
part this township designated Mount HeaduckS The
Township South Range 81 W. second rate unusually Gov
with good growth Of buffalo and there sey oYe
TIMBER With clons Of coal IN the Southern part o. we 9|np
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6pccia! Notifies.
Poisoning the Blessed AiS.

Poisoning The BIe-sed NV
This Is what The imistors Of PHAL0Ns EfGHT BLOOMING
cERBUs doing esupOa"ls The Hes Cos"
missou.rs should look to it MS duty sba he III saeae
nusanceA
Fifth Assembly District Union Republican Ahs0cias
tiOnA uieeng this Association will he held At NJ hh
No 5 Sprng 81 on TUESDAY EVENING Sh inst at eP Tho
Incentive will Prscuai stsssnee Of AS
JAMES wnTERBoTToM rtcsdeat
CHARLES r GLDHRsLERvB, geer,ta,iea
WILLIAM G. BR0wN,
First Assembly District Union Republican As.oc.a.
fion.h regular monthly meeting Of this hssocon WI " nea
tho headquarters No. SB iipisonst, THE tMoeiy 70
1857, at O'Clock JOShUA 70 hnpN' f'@'o~
J0Hs ". IKAPK Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-08
AnRRsr oR A NATIONAL BANK CASHIER,

BosToN, July7.-The indiscrehons and IRREGULAR
es Of the National Banking system promise nrther de-
velopmeDts IN AN arrest which has been secretly and
here of Mr. John X Fuller, cashier OF the Mer
chants National Bank Illegally abstracng the fundsof
the bank the same being in violation OF the law OF Con
res and bride being accepted IN consideration OF sus
shTaSfion The alleged Offense is associated with the
recent transaction Of Meen Ward Co.. OF TINS city,
ana LEIGHTON OF HewYOrk The complaint was made ny
the United states District Attorney
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-08
TIE PLAINS.

ST. LOUIS. July Judge Kenner. the Government
Peace Commissioner thinks he can mako peace with the
Crow Indians, but he says the Cheyenues must be
whipped before he can treat with them.
he steamer OctSyia, from Fort Benton arrived at 81
Joseph yesterday with cargo OF furs and u.s. 900 in gold
The Indians are comparatively quiet in the upper conn
try. The Oclavia also had the remains or Capt W ID
Spear OF the British Army, who was murdered IN DOat
near Fort Rice, by soldier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-08
ESCAPE OF STATE PRISON CoNvIcTs.

Augusta. Me-, July 7.-Early this morning James
~ Iobn Maeure. Calvin Smith, Henry Scott, and
wI,a Iawless all state Prison conycts escaped from
tba county la in this city They picked the locke Of
their cells aud sawed off widd3w par apd b S,en ts
tnSat6er They undoubtedly had assistance rom me
outside The jer visited heF ees between u S ann
% a n should be- These men were confined In ne
tai emporarily while repairs were being made ia the
State Prison at ThOmast0n'