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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-08-09
ARANBALE HOUSE.
scl,encI.,. scnwced Tonie.

This medicine, invented y Dr. =. u. schcnck
9CPhiladcIphia, Is intended 60 dissolve the food
and make it into chylnc, tbr rst process Of dgcs-
slon BY cleansing the sJoi8ssh with Sehenckz
Mandrake pills. the Tonic soon restores the appe-
tte end food that could not be eaten before using
it viii be easily digested
Consumption cannot be carved ny schencs's s
Pulmonic syrup unless the stomach and liver is
made healthy and the appetite restored, hence the
Tonic and pills aro required in nearly every case
Of consumption. a half dozen bottles Of the
sEAwEED TONIC and three or four boxes Of the
AIANpEAKE PILLS win epre amy ordinary case
Of dyspepsia.
DR.. sohenek makes professional visits in New
TsrE, Boston, ana at his principal office in phiIa-
delpbia every week See iafly papers o. each
place, or his pamphlet 90 eouspaTioui ior bis days
for visitation.
Sold by IN Druggists and Dealers price Sl.5o
por bottle OF $3.50 the half do1en AlI letters for
advice should lie addressed to Br. seheHek's Prin-
eipal ofHes, Ne. IS North 6th Street, Ph5isdsi-
phia, Pa
General Wholesale Agents Demas Barnes s
Co, n. Y.=s. s. Huuee, Baltimore, Nd; John
D. Psrke, Cincinnati. Ohio Walker Taylor,
Chicago. NJ; Collins Bros, St. Louis, Mo.
Nov %, 4th & 5th W ca. mo. ".
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1. IA r. s.3lr5gilie, Aug. J., 1867, ELIZABETH
hi4tsA liEl1 z, aged about 90 years.
Neaf 81 Clairsville, Aug T. 1857. JOHN r
B9HsER asel - years, mos. and S. dsvr.
% fltoana. ARg. 2, 1897, MARY a. AMICK.
Formerly Of St. 'larsYilie, aged 81 years. mos.
aHu y lays.
She died happy in the Lord.
At WoodbeFry. July 22ud, 1857, Mrs. MARY
SNOW DEN, aged 80 years months, and ] .
days.
The decreased was a consistent member If the
y. E. Church, and while she made profession Of
religion. she failed not to alorn that profession
by constant christian liFe thus giving evidence
70 ali around her, that she was devoted follower
Of the meek and loWiy redecmer Throughout
her Protfscted Illness her heart was ckecred 5y
the iHdweihng prcsenee Of her savior; and
through grace she was enabled submissiveIy 70
sink into the win Of her Heayeuly Mester. and
when the hour Of her dissolution came she rsaIi.
sed that the unseen hand Of God which had led
her through 'ifs's pilgrimage and The valley Of
affection, was =tII with. her to lead her through
the valley Of The shadow II death, and leaning
upon faith She approached death without doEbt
or fear; triumphant through the blood Of the
Lamb. Before passing into the Geld vaters Of
death she called around her, her husband and
seven precious jewels and bidding them farewell.
calmly resigned them to that God who doeth all
things we'll But .a the .aidst Of this solemn and
melting scene, iaitb Is swallowed =ap in sight
ami she ezeiaims with her dying breath amv sa-
vi9r has eoRes 4 lnHst depart
She leaves ca earth to mourn her loss nus
baud and seven children.
1but Why weep tor heri there is cause fer woe
BUt rather nerve thy spirit, that it walk
CushFlRsIng Ger the thoruy paths below:
And from earths iow aefIements keep thee back
s., when few fleet segering years have aovu,
she meet thee at heaven gate and lead thee On =.
Weep not foF hcrt7
j. A. Wn0Dc6rr
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MARRIED.

In the Methodist Church, on Wednesday, July
SIsf, by Rev q ". Reed, SIR. pHfLLIp
hlLlABD aad Miss WLHELMtEA GROIN
WELL, both If this place
foF sheiF' aina remembrance Of the printer, the
happy pair have our best wishes. Nay theirs
oo Q life # haIiowei bliss and unalloyed pleasure
and when youth sha1 sink apace and old age
arr" aRep thein, ray they 6nd themselves still
true % every row. ana united IN the strength af
true md holy love.
~ tae home o. the brides father on the LIST
inst. BY Z. Rafrv. Mr. Jacob n H4GARTcF
70 Miss SUSAN BURGFT
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-08-09

LETTERS remaining in the Post 0aiee at
Bedford. Pa, JaIy 21st 1851. Anderson d
Bowman, Acker Jacob. Adams Elizabeth,
Brush John S. Beegls Z. Burnham B. f..
Bozaah Authorns. Bremillor Peter BiddIe
Peter, Begle Mary Miss, Bagiey Charlotte,
Croyle Morgant, Carpenter Abi 3, Decker A.
C. Denmer Jacob, Fetssr John, ,Furney Nancy,
Foley James. GifiH Edward 2 Hughis Abra-
ham, Hardinger Annie e Mrs. LARSON Henry
Luske Rose Miss. Luske Cynthia Mrs. Maze
Elizabeth Mrs, Moore James ir, May Sarah
Mrs. Nickel Sarah II. Miss. Miller Julia Ann
Mrs, Slick Katre Miss, Shines Ned t Staley
Catharine Mrs, SigIer George. Smith Mary
Mrs, Star. smith Jacob II, Slick Wn. a, vii
son Emma WiIIowriug Isaac $. Wells EHhu
H. g.
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CBYsTAL STEAM MILLS.

All pe-ssas susRing themselves indebted 20 the
Undersigned fer FiouF, Feed, &C., VIII please caT
and settle at once Interest charged on ali ac-
cau1ts
so CREDIT given HEREAFTER 10 ANY
B0DA. The mills win he conducted upon
STRICTLY CASH principles.
JNO. g. & WM HARTLEY.
Bedford August a.at
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COTTAGE SEMINARY
- FOR YOUNG LADIES

PaTTsTows, PESS'A.
This institution IS located on the Philadelphia
and Reading Railroad, tive hours ride from Phil
adeiphia. The next yearly session will open on
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10Th, to continue ten
months. Terms Cor Boarding and Tuition for the
ten months $3.50. Extras atl the usual rates.
For further information send for circular 10
Rev. JOHN MOORE, Principal.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-08-09

QUITE lively and interesting game Of
Base Ball came off on Thursday Of last week
between the "Resoluta and Bedford
Clubs, both local organizations, which result
ed in victory for the 'Resolutes. The fol-
lowing is the score=
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-08-09

AJ0TEY SAVED
~ Intending To adopt the CASH SYSTEM
October l.. 1867, and dezirous -F reducing our
stock as low a. possible hcfcrc making Fall pur-
ehaaes. viii sfer many great bargains for
CASH A. 3, CRAMER co.
Aug. s. 1867
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-08-09

THERE VIII be a Methodist Episcopal Camp
Meeting, on Woodaerry Circuit. commencing
Thursday, August 10Th, 1867. The ground
on which the Camp viii be held IS pleasantly
located near Mr.. Martins, about 4lailes west
Of Martiusburg, in Blair County. and posses
ses every. convenience TO render 1t a fayoEa-
bic and pleasant location for Camp Meeting,
= cordial invitation is extended to all sister
charges.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-08-09

THE new Methodist Episcopal Church at
spaugs, Mills, Blair county, viii he dedicated.
on sunday, the l1th instant. Several emf
nent ministers are expected to be present on
the occasion. The public are respectfully in
rI-ed 10 attend
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-08-09

.'FHE Hack-meu viii be even with You some
lay though you may get some boot. -1f0zste
We are not sure about that The boot
might be ''cn the other foot We have
heard tell of more unlikely thIngs.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-08-09

'AcCDEyT.-On Tuesday lass, as Mr.. VIII
.am AcMUlien, Of this place, was engaged IN
cleaning gHu In his store, the piece, which
vas supposed by Mr. McNullen 10 be without
load. vas accidently discharged, and the
contents lodged in the ankle OF G. Ned. Bow
ga, who was entering the store at the time.
lt is thought that AIr. Bowen Is not seriously
injured. - Gazette.
The careIessness Of some people Is ineon-
celgab.e. and we have the above as the result
Of persons returning loaded piece without
informing the owner OF the fact. Mr. Bowen.
we are happy to state is recovering, but he
owes nothing for his life, to the person who
loaded the gun.
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8eoforo gnqQJrcr.
BEDFORD, Pa, FRIDAY, AUGUsT9, 1851.
nrsINEss N0TTCE.

Mr.. ALEX. r. AGSEW IS the authorized agent
f01 be Iw}rIEER. % receive subscriptions advcr-
seueuts coHect accounts and rcceipt Tor the same.
Mr. AGSEw wiz call upon all those who are in-
ieE,ed 10 as and present 0ur accounts, he VIII also
give those whose advance subscriptions expire on
the lst Of April chance to pay up for tic aext
wear.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-08-09

Office
~ AHiu aUr debt VIII please bear Ia mind, we
are NO" preparing 30 make our Fau purchases
and asHst hare money. 20 many ~1ecs IoaFrr In
aT.Traae rraHpf Be gfre7 and we earnestly hope
al who know they 6aro uot f,afJ sey win read
TINS notice, come forward and pay up at once.
Cur terms are six months credit, and upon all ac-
counts wo charge interest after due.
Aug s. 1857 A. B. CRAMER g. CO.
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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-08-09

STEAEGE.-Wh Whenever you find man that
lakes sides with monopoly, you may be as
sureG he does so to the advancement of his
own private or pFecuniary interests. Vow
The question with US IS. who pays the Gazette
for defending our local nuisances. It must
certainly pay as that. highly chastefll and
very interesting journal invariably takes the
part Of such institutions as are without
doubt. detrimental to the advancement of the
place and surely not for the good Of the pub
lie
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-08-09

DlaEcToEY--I'he following IS a directory
Of the Officers Of Bedford County and The
Borough Of Bedford. Of the Ministers Of Bed
iord, and the time Of meeting of the different
associations.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-08-09

On motion the following persons were ap.
pointed to draft constitution and hy.laws
for The organization. DR.. C. N. Hiekok,
chairman; Jas. B. Farquhar, j. N. Shoema-
ker, j. R. Dgrborrow NJ a. Points.
On motion the Central COMMITTEES are au-
thorized 70 procure speaker or speakers 10
address the next convention
On modon the convention adjourned.
A. w. DECKER, Rrcst.
s. s. FLCCK,
HE4vT SALE or Towx Lors.-The follow
ing list exhibits the names Of the persons
who bought lots. with the price paid by them.
at the sale Of Samuel L. Russell, Esq, ad-
ministrator, with the win annexed Of Eliza
Watson, deceased, on the 80th ult
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-08-09

DIaECToKY- The foIlowiug IS a directory
..L. DE-.o-- - 7o.se-4
" = 0'--t'g aAa 'il-
Borough OF bedioru, Of the Ministers OF Bed
ford and the time of meetiur of the different
..-..-
oi1' Ntg4. -. n-il5'
VI, o. - li9As'-4 Ana SEQ
gll- - E..-.....g s--.-s-r
r, =,
e :, s,.1i-Lol -. r..
Ti-gregrr,--f4eorer sTsr,36-,T.
sberig-Robert Stsckman.
Depaiy SeFfF--Philip Huzzard-
DspHfy SrrreFor-Sauauel hettcTman
G1alatfssto7ssrs-- Michael Ncrtz Michael s.
EiJchoy and David HoWsars- ClcrE-John O.
Fisher. CouHset--Johu ", Dickerson.
Directors # Poor--samuel Becklcyi ID. K. An
ierzou and Michael Dichl Stewaro-samuol
De6baugh. Goaaset-E. F. Kerr. Cier6-E R.
t5cttys. Ireosurer--WI Iillam Bowies. PHgstefan
Dr. F. C. BeameF
AEaifors-DaFlt Evans. James AatLIngly and
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-08-09

TIE RI. REV BlsHop SrE-EEs win preach
Sc be Court House on aezt sabbath morning
and evening.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-08-09

Coon TEHFLARs. The following is the list
Of the officers Of Bedford Lodge No
148, /. o. Of G.. It's, for the quarter ending
October lst, 1867: w C. T.-C. n. Hickok
" s.-R- W. Berkstresser; VIII Mic
odemus " L. h S.--Johu r. Jordan w
Nd. S. Elliott; W. l. G.-AIargery Bag
ley; w. C-B. G. W. Reed W. Y. t.
Anuie D. shuek W, A. s-Mary Blymyer;
w. +. S.-W. 7. Daugherty, Jr.; W. R. Il.
S.-Henrietta Heckerman ", d. NJ
Amanda Dickerhoof W. o. G.-John Nil
Ter: p. w. c.. Tt. r. Yeaeer
II there is any part Of gentemans dress
that sye admire abgCe another Il is the Hat
The ladies pay more attention 70 their bon
nets than other wear, and why should dnot we ?
This leans as to notice the excellent stock Of
Hats and Caps at Berkstresser & Cos. En-
porium Of Fashion. They have the largest
and best assorted stock in town. Silk hats to
order and warranted to fit.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-08-09

Fir Cr.-As harvest IS about over every
body is supposed to have worn out their
shoes, and we would remind our friends and
the public generally that Irvine 6 Statler
claim TO have the most extensive and best
stock in town. Any one in want Of cheap
Qeeeusware, Notions; Groceries, &c, viii
also end their stock complete and up with
the times in price. Call at No. , Anderson S
Row.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-08-09

"QUI9 in the last Gazette incoHsiderate ely
du5s rs Grandmother Grumbe, "a title
suggested probably By The near relationship
Of the writer to that deIeetable sheet-the
.Graudm0ther' Review. In our opinion
there is nothing peculiarly bright in borrowed
phraseology, and if grUmble we ever have,
we have the satisfaction Of knowing that it
has been productive Of good, and if looking
after the interests Of the public be 'grum,
bling, we mean TO adhere TO it, satisfied as
we are. that we do what our intelligent and
eHterPrising readers give US credit for as being
right Has the Gazette ever had the proud
satisfaction Of knowing that it has been In
sJrumental Of any good TO thepubiic- brought
about by any effort on the part Of its narrow
minded scribhlers2 We think not. nor do we
expect that such an improbable change II the
uuscrupul0us and enyi0us conduct Of that
purely progressive journal is likely soon 20
occur.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-08-09

COURT PROCLAMATION.

To he Coroner ~ -f,saiass n re Poaee. aaa
CoastqJles n the ft5creat Zo5aships Ia he
County N BedJord, Grcotfqg.
hSoW YE that in pursuance Of pEecept to ne
directed under the hand and the seal Of the Hon
ALEXANDER KING, President II the several
Courts Of Common Pleas in the Sixteenth District
consisting Of the counties of Franklin, Fulton,
Bedford and Somerset, and BY virtue uf his oaioe
Of the Court Of oyer and Terminsr and General
jan Delivery for the trial Of capital and other of
tenders therein and in ne General Court Of Quar-
ter Sessions Of the Peace and WM. G.. EICH-
5LTZ and GEORGE W. GUMP, Esqs., Judges Of the
same Court, in the same County Of Bedford, you
and each Of you ars hereby required 70 be and
appear IN yoEr proper persons, with your Records,
Recognizances. Examinations. and other reneu1-
bTanees, before the Judges aforesaid, at Bedford,
az a Court Of Oyer and Terminer and General Jail.
Delivery and General Quarter Sessions Of the
Peace therein TO be holden for the county Of Bed
ford aforesaid, on the
First Monday or Sept. being ne 2d dag,1
at 20 O'Clock in the forenoon Of that day, there and
then TO do those things 70 which your several on
ces pertain.
Given under my hand at Bedford on ths0th Of
august IN the year Of oar Lord. 1857.
nug9 R0BERT STECFEBIAN, shf
T IST OF CAUSES pat down for trial at Sen
/ \ tember Term, s57. I'd day.}
John Cessna, ilsq-, VS.. Thos. Il Murray et al
Thso Well & Co. ct. al VS.. Sarl SteFne.
W. s. Entrikeu rs. Kensinger & Fluck
Mary Ann Yarneli rs. Wa Marshall
VIM Firmstoue ct al VS. Jas. Fink Ct al
Ann E. Burk VS.. Jno. Weyandt.
John Kemp vs.. Riddlesburg Coal and Iron Co.
David Heidler vs.. H. & B. T. Rail Road Co.
Robert Adams &c alvs Francis Hayman ct a.
RiddlesbUrg G. & [. Co. rs. Broadtop C. & L Co.
Marg't A. Blackburn VS.. Geo Blackburn.
Geo. W Meyers vE. Michl Feather et At.
Jno. II. Earns rs. David Ritchey et al.
jeremiah Knouff rs. JHo. II. Wertz ct al.
Thos. R. Evans rs. Shafer & Adams
John Black ct al vs.. Catharine Thicker
samuel Crissm9n ct al VS. Jno. Axes admir-
Thos Ritchey vs-Iaoob Lingenfslter ct al.
Certified August 5, 1867.
aue.g 0. z. SHANNON, Prot
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-08-09

THs party who borrowed Woman Work
IN he Civil War, by Brockett. iroa this
Office several months ago viii much oblige us
by returning it, Some one else may want
to borrow and we would like 10 have It on
hand.
B-C 8 new Grover Is Baker 500 Sewing Ma
chine for sale-one half cash and the balance
IN a reasonable time. Apply 70 Box 81, Bed
ford, IT,
AST person desiring Scholarship Of the
Quaker City College. Philadelphia, one Of
the best Business Colleges in the United
States, can be supplied, on reasonable terms,
by applying to us.-tf.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-08-09


BROKE JAL.-On Friday last. two Of the
prisoners confined n the County prison at
tempted to escape but were unsuccessful il
altogether accomplishing their designs. They
thrust the person taking them their dinner
into the cell and locked the door, secured the
key, aud made their way ont through The
yard before the alarm could be gwen. After
a lively race they were overhauIed by a party
of citizens, brought back and locked up ia
heir old quarters. On Saturday morning
one Of them attempted to commit suicide by
hanging himself 10 the bed post, but was
foiled in this by the timely Interference Of
he Sheriff
By In another column viii be found an
Interesting letter written by Col John P
Lowry, Of HopeweI, % the 4msrisaa Jo5g-
udiof Mining, published in New York, iu7i-
ting capitalists to invest ia this region. There
i no better field for capitalists to invest their
spare funds than % the Southern tier Of com
aes Of Pennsylvania. Col Lowry has labored
zealousIy to deTelope this section and for his
lndeiatigabIe exertious he deserves the thanks
ol the whole community. We hope he day
as not far distant when Eastern capitalists viii
join the Colonel in developing cur iuexhaust-
ible resources and make Bedford county what
she should be.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-08-09

BlAcEwooD's EDINEuRGH NlAGlzyE for
July. Reprint BY Leonard Scott. Publishing
Go. 40 Fulton street. New York contains
'Brownlows. ''The Amariaan Debit and the
Financial Prospects Of the Union, The
Easter Tlip Of two Ochlophobists a New
Life Of Napoleon. The Royal Academy
and other exhibitions, 'i'Corneiius O'Dowd.
~ Handful of SoYereigus, AN Adieu to
our Village, tPraxitiIes and Phryue,
The Progress Of the Question, and ''The
Death of Sir Archibald Allison.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-08-09

As A DERgIEE RESORT, viii not the city
Fathers come to our relief aud deliver US
from the dust nuisance Not that we be-
Eeve they have power 10 bring OF keep away
refreshing showers, b1t, that we know they
have the power to prohibit fast riding and
driving within the borough limits. The tlae,
impaIBaDle dBst that covers uu1- selo--z -asr4's
in clouds, with every. passing horseman Or
carriage. pours in at doors. windows and
every. creylce that admits breath Of ar, and
covers goods, books aud papers, fills halls
soils and destroys furniture and makes every
body uncomfortable. Must all this, not only
be endured Of necessity, bat aggravated by
the foolish desire Of parties, who. having no
thought of the comfort Of others, think only
Of displaying themselves by riding and driy-
ing at a reckless speed through our streets 2
VIII not the borough authorities pass IN or
diuauce prohibiting riding and driving faster
than 3 walk within the borough limits This
would iucommode no one, while It would
afford grateful relief at least to all living or
doing business on Juliana street.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-08-09

MAGxOLIA WArER- "a delightful toilet ar-
tiole--superIor to Cologne and at half the
price. .2t
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BEDFoED COUNTY 0FrIeEFs.

Frgsiaeai Jau4s-Hon. Alex. Kiur.
Igsoet9te 3pdges-Wn. G.iEieholtz aud Geo.
W. 6ump.
Protf6aotgrg, Register fsd Recorder, -ee.-o.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-09-25

II is plain from this statement Of facts
that the excited and threatening course
Of the State authorities has no justi6ca-
ton One or the other sets of Judges
and Clerks is the legal one If they both
act, open polls and receive votes, one will
be valid and the other not. If the Gov
ernor is right in his position, .:the votes
east at the polls opened by the city au-
thorities will be worthless-ilnd rice rersa.
This issue can only be fairly and authori-
tatively decided by a competent court
Cor it is wholly an issue of law. There
is no rebellion in it little or big
If there is one drop of blood shed in re-
lation to it, it will be wantonly shed If
the life of a single citizen who may seek
to vote at the places designated by the
city authorizes, for that reason, it will be
deliberate, unnecessary, unprovoked
murder
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-09-25
miscellaneous

HAVANA, Sept. 24.-Captain General
Manaza is very ill. Count Balmonzada
was tonight placed in charge of the Gu
balm government.
Mr.. Plummer and Capt. Quickenbush,
of the United States navy, have left
Mexico
RALEIGH, n. c., Sept PA call signed
by 200 of the most influential citizens OF
Wake county will appear tomorrow, urg-
ing the people of the State to hold meet
ing and devise a plan to defeat, if possible,
the Radical organization throughout the
State.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 24.-The Poly
technic College, of Pennsylvania, began
its tenth annual session to-day. All the
classes are well filled, particularly in the
Mining and Engineering departments.
DENVER, COLORADO, Sept. "a. - Mr..
Oliver has been elected delegate to Con-
gress from New Mexico.
TRENTON, Sept 24-The hurdle races
we're won by McDaniePs mare Ripley. The
handicap was won by Enchantress, Luerene
was second. The premium of $500, mile
heats, was won by Bacon, Sieety Luther
was second. Time, Las! and Isl.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 24.-Gen. Sherman ar
rived at home to-day. The Indian Peace
Commissioners will next time meet at
Fort Harker, Kansas, October 9Th, where
they will arrange for council with the
Cheyenees.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 24--Congrstula-
tions have been exchanged between the
Governor General of Cuba, and Governor
elect of California, on the establishment Of
Geographic communication between Cali
fornia and Cuba.