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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-08-08

&zwA The subscriber offers for sale good two
ssshN story house with lot situated on Washington
lsAssE Street, 10 Middleton, Del. Tho house is
t OF tho best material Is feet front by e feet deep
lad back building 20 by is, with good cellar, and
kxcellent we'll OF water at tie Kitchen door The lot
100 feet front and 1876 ise deep There ia variety
~ choice fruit, consisting Of grapes, cherries pears,
ooseborries ourrants, &c. all in hoSfipg order The
mouse Is oony euontiy arranged substantially built aud
desirable location, and would make desirable re-
R,dence for any wishing to retire from buslaoss.
kiAn 81 NATHAN SIMMONS.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-08-08

FoT SaIe.-A FIrst 0leGs water Power.

lvaA Also, two contiguous FARMS, containing 2l2
Of the most productive soil, situated on the
LILA Bran lywine Creek, Delaware County, Pa about
miles below ohadds Ford. The farms will be sold
'inquire Al the CbRddiB Ford Hotel
For ters apply at 1923 Market street Phiadelphia.
JAB 8, and Il. TWADDELL,
|. Iv2b RtW EXsou ora and Trustees,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-08-08

Store Shades made, lsttsrsd aud hung by ]. B
Holt, 6ls Market street avs Am
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-08-08
Mand for. ssnie.

YINH subsoribsr has orhand at the corner Of Ninth
All Adams streets, large lot of Sand suitable for
BULL gpurpeEsai pNTlpE 80
gy7si@ JOHN HARE,
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Lost
Wanted.

- A1OHEs
1 r1TSeE Ia horeby given that the DEPOSIT BOOK in
" tbs Delaware Saving Fund, in the name OF the un-
srsgnsd has been lost and application is made for
Jaw SOCK taul ~ THo5 D. JESTER.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-08-08

Slips Of West windsor Broome County, New York,
~ BY him willed to his sons George and 2aschsus
fHips, of the town, county and ia'a sfOresai Tho
N Was proved before Hon. II. 8. Griswold, County
Narant then transferred by the sufd GEORGE and
dsceheds, shout the 18th January 81, to John r.
rllmpbe OF town, county and Sta above ed but
low resident Of snsseF County, Delaware, The said
~ Ties Qampbell,-the advertiBer-now residing In
= Md. ant County, Delaware,
plieetion mas been made TO the General Land Office
We ~ assu9 OIL another Warrant to replace the one
svrsU6B ara foreWarneI against purcha ing
lsrrant. oHAWLR5 o1MPBELL,
Milford, emit Co.. Delaware.
i&s.s,.l nj a and aontanta. LIVE 6twl n.
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General News.

WASHINGTON, September lS.-The reve-
nue. receipts to-day were s26O,OOO.s
The following officers of the steamer
Tacony, ordered from Pensacola to Ports
mouth, N. H., in consequence of fever,
died at sea of that disease Midshipman
Robert n. Griffin, Carpenter William
Giles, Third Assistant Engineer Nicholas
Cassin.
The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows of
New York consumed its first day of ses-
sion in arguments regarding non-bene6cial
m embers.
There were so deaths in New York last
week. A decrease on the week before of
forty-nine.
The Maryland constitutional election is
progressing quietly. The adoption of the
Constitution by large majority is certain.
Il abolishes test oaths from Confederates,
and admits negro testimony in the courts.
Ed. Spangler writes from Dry Tortugas,
September G, that he is busy day and
night making collins for fever victims.
His fellow prisoner DR.. Mudd, the post
surgeon being sick, is treating yellow fever
very successfully.
MANY clerks of the departments here
are framing copies Of the Presidents pro-
clamation, received through their respec-
tive chiefs. Underlying the levity which
the unusual proceeding produces there
appears much earnest feeling.
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According to an Italian paper, great
change, which will aStonish Europe, is
about to take place in the Papal policy,
and the intended Gcumenical Council
will have an entirely different effect from
that which had been expected. The Pope
is now endcavoring to calm the public agi-
tation by facilitating the sale of the cccle-
siastical property in Italy.
A wag in North Carolina protested Ra-
dicalism, and, to show his zeal, made up a
club Of subscribers for O Radical paper.
He forwarded the money to Brick Pome-
row. who sends to each of these Radicals
the La Crosse Democrat.
The Grand Lodge l. 0. 0. F. of the
United States is in session in New York
city. Z. II. Fitzhugh of Richmond, II.
Latham, and J. II. Robinson, are the re-
representatives. from Virginia. No bust
ness of Importance had been transacted at
last accounts.
From the lst Of January to the last OF
August upwards of 5000 children were
taken to the New York police headquar-
tcrs, and from thence restored to their pa
rents.
We understand that Chief Justice Chase
denies the report to the effect that he had
written letter to the President in regard
10 the recent Sickles controversy IN North
Carolina. IntelHgencer.
Rev. J.L. NJ. Curry, after hearing Spur
ceon, pronounces DR.. +. Fuller to be in
comparably superior to him as an orator
Religious Herald.
Iowa claims to have increased in popu'
lation thirty-Seven per cent. IN two years
re it were not for the negroes, Virginia
might do likewise.]
Mr.. Henry O. Middleton, who removed
to Annapolis during the late war, died on
Sunday last. He was native OF Clarks-
burg, West Virginia.
Senator Pomeroy, of Kansas, favors
female suffrage.
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The Markets.

New YORK, September tsp. NJ
Cotton steady sales 900 bales at 24h@
Csc. Flour active, and advanced 10@20c. !;
State, SS.40@Sl1. Wheat active, and
1@2c. better: amber State, $3.50 white
southern, s2.40. Corn active; western
mixed, Sl.25aSl.27. Oats active; western,
67069c. Provisions steady; mess pork,
$2431. Whiskey quiet ; in bond, 36940c.
Groceries quiet and dull. Turpentine,
59bc. Rosin, s49sS. Wool steady !;
Texas, 24G29c. Freights steady grain,
per steam, 1917.
BALTIMORE, September lS.-Cotton very
dull; quotations barely maintained. Cof-
fee quiet Rio sold at II @c. Flour quiet
and somewhat firmer. Wheat firm; prime
to choice red, s2.4OGS2.60. White corn,
Sl2O; yellow, Sl.2S. Oats, 62@66c. Rye
Prime, l4O. Provisions quiet at former
rates. Sugar and whiskey-Nothing no.
table doing.
CINc1SNATI, September 1S.-Flour firm
and in good demand at full prices. Corn
firm at $1.03 for No. l. Cotton dull and
nominal at 23c.; no demand. Provisions
firmer and all articles higher. Mess pork
in demand at $24, but could not be bought
at less than S25. Bacon held at IA 15@lsc.
for shoulders and clear sides. Lard, 31ac.
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FOREIGN News.

LONDON, September 18.-An informal
meeting Of the Pan-Anglican Synod, called
by the Archbishop of Canterbury, is in
session. There are present Bishops Hop
kins of Vermont, Odenheimer of New
Jersey, and many Episcopal clergymen of
the United States.
Colonel Kelly, the Fenian leader, was
arrested in Manchester yesterday, and
taken to Dublin.
The funeral Of the supposed Fenian d.
rector at Belfast was attended by eight
thousand persons.
The King of Prussia will review the
military of the Grand Duchy of Baden
next week, by invitation of the Grand
Duke.
The Cabinets Of Berlin and Vienna are
negotiating new commercial treaty.
LONDON, September lS-Noon.-Con-
soils, "a GIG. United States bonds, 721s.
LONDON, September 1872 P. M.-Con-
soils, "a 1916. United States bonds, 721s.
LIVERPOOL, September l9-Noon.-Cot-
ton steady, and more doing estimated
sales, 10000 bales. BreadstuffS steady.
LIVERPOOL, September 1872 P. NJ
Cotton very active sales will reach 2O,-
900 bales prices not quotably changed.
BreadstufFs quiet. Provisions firmer. Pork,
Ills. Tallow declined to As. Sd.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Strange Scenes mt n National Gene
terry DedtcatfOn-A Mob Among the
Tombs-Speech OF Governor Geary,
OF Pennsylvania.
WAsHINGToS, September ls.-It seems
that at Antietam, just west of the main
stand, and within the cemetery enclosure,
IS limestone rock some six feet long by
two or three feet high, known far and wide
as Lees rock, from the fact, it is said, that
General Lee stood thereon during the fight,
directing the operations of the Confede-
rate army. During the day parties of
curiosity hunters were busily engaged
chipping pieces Of the rock as relics. Nc
Clellan's position during the fight was
pointed out near red farmhouse on an
eminence little less commanding than
that occupied by Lee.
The following illustrates the "harmony {"
Of the ceremonies. The "loud calls " for
Governor Geary, of Pennsylvania, on the
conclusion of the address Of Ex-Governor
Bradford, showed that many Pennsylva-
mans were present, and that there was an
under current of ill-feeling on account of
some slight, real or fancied, to their Co.
vernon in his name not appearing in the
programme. The outcry for Governor
Geary for the time overpowered the call
for the President, and prevented a word Of
the reading of the poem being heard. The
brass band essayed to perform piece
with as little effect, and finally, after a
hurried consultation on the stand, Co.
vernon Geary was induced to present him
self, and ask that the programme should
be gone through without interruption.
When ne subsequently spoke, after the
proceedings were ended, he showed con-
siderable feeling.
The President and the members of his
Cabinet left the stand while Governor
Geary was speaking, in order to proceed
to Keedysville to take the train; and this
proceeding was taken by some of the
friends of the Governor as an intentional
slight. Governor Geary opened his
speech thus:
"Fellow- citizcns,-After all you have
heard to-day, had supposed you would
want nothing more. The programme opened
and concluded with prayer, and those who
have waited must come in at the last hour.
But, my friends, we still have a place in
the hearts Of the people. [Applause.l
When you come to Pennsylvania we let
everybody speak. We "ant to hear thanks
to Almighty God for his preservation and
care Of the country but we have no gag
[Applause.l We have no programmes for
this purpose. Renewed applause.l We
have no gag on our programmes"
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New York Money Market

New YORK, September tsp. M
Stock market heavy and excited. Money,
6a7 per cent. Gold, l4515. United States
5-2O's, 'G2, registered, l0sk; coupons,
1l45a. Virginia 6's, 49@5O. Sterling ex-
change quiet at lO93s@l0gta. The gold
market is strengthened by the decline OF
American bonds in Europe and the reports
of further troubles in the cotton trade.
Governments dull. Stocks much de-
pressed and almost panicy at the close
prices falling 1G2. The balance in the
sub-treasury here is $4,000, 900.
The gold receipts at the custom-house
last week were s664,0OO, and gold notes
$5S,30O.
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The New Bedford (Mass.) Mercury of
the 10th instant says: eve heard, months
ago, that General Butler, in the presence
Of some leading statesmen of the Repub-
lican party, Of whom Mr.. Sumner was one,
suggested the formation Of party, the
cardinal point of whose faith should be re-
pudiation. The proposition, it was said,
met with no favor from any of those pre-
sent, and provoked from Senator Sumner
severe rebuke. Such is the story, to
which we gave small heed, because it
seemed too monstrous that such dis
creditable suggestion should be made.
The report Of Mr.. Redpath's conversation
with General Butler en- the finances, and
the letter of the latter published in the
New York EUening Post Of Friday last,
make it not so improbable that such pro-
.iect was long ago preached by him.
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BOUNDARY BETWEEN MARYLAND AND
FlEUINA.-Thc commissioners appointed
by the Legislatures of Maryland and Vir-
sJ@ia 10 adjust and mark the Eastern Shore
boundary between the two States met at
Acwtown, Nd, on the 9th instant. The
entire board were present, consisting OF
Nrssrs. Thomas Hall kellam, Samuel W.
Powell, and John W. Field, on the part OF
Virginia, and MeSSrs. Isaac D. Jones, Viii
nam J. Aylclotte, and Levin l.. Waters,
Oh the part Of Maryland. The Hon. Isaac
D. Jones, who vas made chairman, was
authorized to procure the services Of a
competent engineer TO prosecute the work,
Under The direction Of the joint commits
>onc:S, 10 commence on that portion OF the
me between the Atlantic ocean and the
focomohc river. The next meeting OF
nc commissioners is to be held at Horn
town, Va.
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FACTS FOR CoLoEED FoLKs.-Tbere has
been comparatively large immigration of
northern people to the Valley they have
invested their money here, and more are
coming. They all wish to come South,
and prefer the Valley because the number Of
colored people Is so small IN proportion to
the uhites. The prejudice Of the working
white man North against the negro is in
tense, and he is the man who will settle
I'D the South. He or his friends fought
for free aclite labor, and they won. The
first question white immigrant from the
North asks is: You Amt bothered with
the niggers here, are your" Finding we
in the Valley are not, he buys land and
settles. These facts should teach colored
folks something. They should study over
them, and make themselves the best la
boring class in the world. They should
stick to their old friends, and avoid voting
and politics. valley Vuginian.
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Baseball. - The unfinished match
game Of baseball between the Pastime
I.uo Of Richmond, and the Maryland
I'tH, Of this city, was not continued yes
&'aay, The visiting club acknowledging
1c'ca'. The Richmond club engaged their
I4'aesakc Of Baltimore at the grounds Of
"e Mutual Club, Madison avenue, yester-
IVY AID The match was won by the Pas
..'4' 0! this city. Score: Baltimore Pas
"Ne, IL Richmond Pastime, q. To-day
,"2 iNchmond players will engage the Ma
wv, ".aai CINo IN Washington, and the Irving
.2o 1!rb, Of lryington, New Jersey, will
pay match with the Baltimore Pastimc
.&'r' On Friday the National, Of Wash
,1s Jon, will play the Maryland Club in this
ny ~ and also The PaStime on Saturday.
"a.'M9re S.n, 1871.
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,,o,ir wallimg. ky.-Onc Man H iiIcsi.

LEXINGTON, KY, September l6.-A diff
s.,,r;y occurred last night in Walling, a
.,,,Y' village near this city, between a
,.,r,y Of whites and negroes, in which
Ii"yrrnl persons on both sides were severely
,,.,retrd. One negro has since died from
~. elects Of his wounds. 1t appears that
49,. whites visited a negro camp-meeting
.,,.,- that locality and created a disturb
arrr Iy throwing stones at a colored clcr
,,,.r an who was speaking. This incenscd
me congregation, and general fight was
- -nsn,t.
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NATIONAL BANK NoTEs.--In response to
recent letter requesting information as
to which of two issues Of fve-dollar ma
tional bank notes is genuine, one being
less distinct than the other, General Spin
ner has replied that probably both are
good. The indistinct one is the earlier
issue. The engravers undertook to i'm
prove the plate after it had been used for
a year or so, and although they succeeded
in making it more perfect, they did the
mischief of creating much embarrassment
in the minds Of even good judges as to the
genuineness of one or the other of the two
imuressions
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tennessee Troubles.

y,spvlLLr, September IA delcga-
-. from Jackson county, composed Of
Sy" Muse, Representative Brown, and
, S,""r Hart, have arrived in the city to
.~,1c,;tion Governor Browniow to remove the
MIA 'r; who are represented as committing
, a. sorts of dcprcdations on the citizens.
g. Muse is a Radical.
'' The three militia who were engaged in
49,, ,nprder Of Major Hartman have
,oDri
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!AE RADICALS CuLrlvArISG GENERAL
G GHANI Senator Thaycr, of Nebraska,
Inv ,.'9he, John W. Forney, and other lead
~ radicals, had an interview Of considera-
nv length with General Grant to-day.
49,. AS y but one Of 9 series Of efforts to
80" Grant out, but it is understood to
'1'S Ocen as barren Of results as all Of its
f''0cceSSors. The General is as ret!cent
, -, yEef on all subjects upon which the
r ~. wan, him to be explicit. Be-
. -" Inc ~ell-known fact that he is now,
"e!c'"iorc, in favor Of speedy recon
,,,l!Ucll0n, but little can be gathered from
,.' most lengthy interviews and the an
r.s aS !" IN most cunningly devised questions.
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Boarding and Lodging.

ballard HOTEL, RICHMOND
ID VA.-THE LEADING FASHIONABLE no.
ia now complete in all it's appointments.
In It's structure and furnishing, particular atten-
is remarkable for its cleanliness, and It's furniture
is of the bes. quality.
The lobby, ladies' reception, bar, billiard, and
ami beautifully arranged. The ladies' par ors,
and dlning-rcolns on the first foor are easy OF &C
cess and rec from the confusi of business
The table is supplied bounteously with all the
delicaces of the season that this and other mar
ksts Afford, and many o! the supplies come direct
from the best markets OF the country
The subscribers, in thsir nsw connection, peg
leave to pie tge their best efforts to the malnte-
naLce OF this frst-class Hotel, AID ask the sup
port Of their friends and the public generally.
JOHN P. BALLARD Il SONS,
JoHsP BALLARD, Proprietors.
WILLIAM p. BALLARD,
F. STRIBLIEG BALLARD. au 81
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WHAT THE CLERK OF THE HOUSE TIMES
OF IMPEAcHMENT.-Mr. Edward McPher-
son, Clerk Of the House of Representatives,
arrived this morning for the purpose of
opening the bids for stationery for the
House. With regard to the political stu
alton, he says it may do very we'll to talk
about impeachment before the people,
but he does not think it can be accom-
plished, because there is too much differ
ence of opinion upon the subject among
the members of the Republican party
Washington telegram.
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Speech of General Bcauregnrd-iafs
Views of the Country.

speech OIL eueNcTul DcHuEessaaEu-kaA
Views Of the Country.
New YORK, September lS.-A party of
southern gentlemen gave General G. T.
Beaurcgard dinner at the New York
Hotel last evening. In the course Of his
remarks General Beauregard stated that
he had received tempting offers from
English capitalists to take up his resi-
dence in England as superintendent
of extensive engineering on works in
that country, but he had concluded,
upon calmly surveying the different go
vcrnments of the world, their status, and
their inherent strength, that this country
possessed the most stable government of
any existing on the face of the earth; and
that for his part he was determined to
spend his life under the flag Of the govern
ment that was the most stable and least
liable to disorganization. 1t was nothing
short of sheer nonsense to talk of another
rebellion. If they wanted to raise one,
they could MOTT is utterly impossible,
and will be impossible for the generation.
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Affairs In Cincinnati.

CNcIyxArI, September l6.-The pro-
,-sctors of the Enquirer were to-day each
t.r3 in bonds of $1,000 to answer in the
.r;t for libel brought against them by
Niles Greenwood.
Madame Goldsmith, wife ola wcil-known
merchant, died here to-day from the eff
S~cts Of fright given her by a foolish SER
-.-. .-iri
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A case is now before Judge Martin, Of
the Superio' Court of Baltimore, in which
the Adams Express Company is sued for
the alleged loss Of a package containing
81 600 in money, entrusted to that COM
pany June 18th, 1862, which defendants
contracted to forward from White House,
Va, to St. Paul, Mimi, Of which plaintiff
lost the receipt by the breaking down of
his wagon during General J. Z. B. Stnart's
Confederate raid. The defendants denied
the receipt Of the package.
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The Trouble I'm Augusta. Ga.

AUGUSTA, September lS.-Two soldiers
and freedmen, prominent in the late dis
turbance, have been arrested. The former
will be tried by military and the latter by
q civil court.
An inotfensive white citizen was set
upon and badly cut this evening by some
soldiers, who, it is supposed, took him for
colorcd man.
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THE REACTION COMMENCED IN THE CITY
Passive understand that the Radical
organs in this city have lost one-third of
their subscribers within the past three
months. This falling of is in consequence
of the dissatisfaction of prudent business
men and intelligent, fair-minded citizens
with the violent trades and bloody revo-
lutionary schemes Of the extreme Radi-
calS.-Nc,r York Herald.
mot truc. We fear1
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A CoIored Judge Presiding in New

A ColOred Judge Presiding in New
Grleaus-YelHow Fever Spreading in
Louisiana.
New ORLEANS, September lS.-A CO.
lorcd Judge presided this morning for the
first time on the bench Of the First District
Recorders Court.
The yellow fever is spreading in the in
terror towns of the State. There were
forty-six deaths here yesterday from it.
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The Maine Election.

.rcrsrA, September l1.-Oflicial re-
,,-ns from 44o towns give Chamberlain,
p,.nrhlican. 1904 majority. The same
. ~, las, year gave Chamberlain 27,7C6
-,,,~itV
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LOOK OR FOR HIM.-Captain Judd, Blu.
reau agent at Pulaski, who had made HIM
self so obnoxious that he could not secure
a boarding place, has been removed by
General Howard, and ordered to report to
the Commissioner of Virginia.
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ng TO FARMERS AND PLANTERS.-
BONE DUST.-The Lodi Manufacturing Company
have erected extensive mills, and put In new and
expensive machinery, and are ready to supply
customers with warranted pure article OF FINE
BONE tina. will drill perfectly we'll In machine
at as low rate as coarser bone Is sold at Also
pure FLOUR OF BONE, warranted to analyse
perfectly pure or no sale. Samples sent on receipt
Of three cent stamp.
DOUBLE REFINED PoUDRETTE.
This is one OF the most forcing and quick-actins
manures In the market and is by far the cheapest.
It is composed OF the night soil OF New York city,
from which all Impurities have been extracted.
1t is then deodorized. dried, and pulVerized to
-four. Four hundred pounds OF this drilled In with
wheat will bring heavy crop on even poor,
worn ont soil. Price, $25 per ton. Applyto
THE LODI MANUFACTURING CO.,
ssCourtlandt street, New York, or to
HOOE & WEDDERBURN,
Alexandria, Va.
From Professor Charles Martin, Hampton Sidney
College, Virginia, dated July l, 1857:
"The Double Refined Poudrette Is operating
like charm on my crops, and attracting universal
attention from all beholdsrs. i am already salts
He'd that 1t is the cheapest and sures renovator OF
ami
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The United States Troops I'm Louisf-
ana and TaxHs

WASHINGTON, September 1s.-General
Grant ordered by telegraph this morning
report of the sanitary condition Of the
army in the Fifth Military District.
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rThc Brooklyn Revenue Collector.
New York, September lS.-Collector
Callicott, the Revenue Collector OF BROOK
lyn, has given bail in the sum OF s5o,ooo
to answer the charges against him.