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TWO FARMS IN ONE, OR ONE
Il EARM IN IMn

fhhh IN lhti.
J lie rcli.knowm lot Saniuid Farm situated in
S,,"rch"n is now for tac. Said farm contsins
in nl nrarv 300 # the choicest land for ali
farming purposes, lut IL desiied Ly purchaser, it
can ANT Ill he divided Into two farms and sold
separate. The principal or large farm contains
a''"nt 200 acres Of the lest of land Tor tillnye
moving, etc. There is on 1t a go.d two-siury
house. with woothorre, carriage house, five barns
cidci mill. small hOrse Larn, corn barn. aud other
small usetui buildings. two good orchards Of graft-
eel fruit. and small fruits such rs currants gfspeL
etc. good wood lots, with plenty of maple, Tor,
sugar orchard If desired, etc, all In good condition
d repair.
The small farm is only separated from the large
ono hv the highway. and contains between forty
and fifty scres oi good land, a good ~ story
house aud good barn. The hou,es are in sneak
ing distance Of each other. should two Iattrers
wish tn occupy them. Said farms are well fenced
On Object worthy Of notice to purchasers and sc-
ccssi'le to the Orwell Cheese Factory, ,buuld
dairy lie the business desired. Possrs. on given
tie LIST VI April next, If sold Now come and zee
for ourselves all who wish to purchase and call
on the Undersigned living near the premises who
will give you all further particulars.
A. W. PERRY.
Shor ham, VI. July IS, 1867 left
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HOUSE & LOT FOR SALE.

OUSE & LOT FOR SALE.
Il. L We will sell for less than its real value. n
Sold Immediately, good Dwelling House pleas-
antlv aud centrally located in the village Of Mid
dlrl"rv. 1t is two stories 'gh and curtains five
rooms On the first floor. beside, u eashroom. Tho
second story is nj ably divided into sleeping
apartments T e cellar is good one, there 70
two cisierns and excellent living water brought
in pipes. There is good Barn, lately new siiled
aud otherwise repaired. The lot contains about
y acre OF land in the hes, condition having on
it number Of apple and pear trees and plenty of
the small fruits
The place is hut few rotls from Main Street,
and within short di lance of Church-- Stores
Shops, fosi Office, aud business generally. For
further particulars, call on address
KNAPP & CLARK.
VI this does not suit you've can show you other
places.
Mhidlclury, VT, Sept. o. 1867 ot:5w
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FOUR DOLLAR ENGRAYINGS.
FIVE DOLLAR ENGaAVINGS,

ANY person who paws Five Dollars shall roc
e large and splendid steel plate Of
''THE MARRIAGE OF PuCAHoSTAs,
and Five certificates OF stock emitting them to
live P.esents.
The engrayings and certificates will lie delivered
at our Local Agencies, or sent by mall postpaid,
express, as may be ordered.
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A GOOD MAN in ever,

w every town and county in the Union, to
engage in the sale Of . patented article used in
every household, shop, office, hotel. store and
public building, railroad cars, steamboats,, &c =
Persons already engaged aie making immense in
comes and the demand for the article never ceases
Your customers once obtained your income is
great aud perpetual Full and satisfactory par
tculars sent to all who may apply. Address with
stamp ). LEWIS, No. SO Cedar ST.,
Box SS9l New York.
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GOODS.

ID UBBER GOODS.
III Rubber Boots. Rubber Coats.
LADIES' aud Gents Rul,bers. IAs,llr. aud &c ,ts
Arctic Overshues.
Rubber Pipes Syringes, Coml,A, Balls, Suspei dcrs,
Nipples, Cord Braid, &c, &c.
For sale Nv H. A. SHELDON
Nov. 4, 1866. 32tf
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TURNER'S TIC DoULoUREUX

Il OF UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILL is a
sale certain and speedy Cure for Neuralgia aud all
Nervous Diseases. The seyeTest cases are com
pletely and permanently cured in very short
time. Neuralgia in The face or head is utterly
banished in a few hours. No form OF Nervous
Dises,e withstands its magic influence. II has
the unqualified approval OF many emincn, physi-
clans. 1t contains nothing injurious to The most
delicate system. Sold everywhere Sent
ceipt Of 81 90 ard two postage stamps. TURNER
& CO.. 40 fremont ct. Boston, Mass, Proprietors
Boston, July ], 1875. n. IDLY.
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I Have pair of Four ear-Old CAT
l. TIE, which will sell cheap.
Rirlon, VI, Nov. :, 1867.
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GAIT.
y Mineral Rock Salt. for Cattle; and sheen ::
Tu'k's l,lard S 1t; Fl e Butter
bags, boxes, and by the pound. Fer sale nv
II. 4. SHELDON.
I'M
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DOTASH
Common Potash.--a'so Bahlit', Potash. -
Rancid Lard, for Soap Making. For sale by
II. A. SHELDON.
June IL. 1otf
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aNISIIING TACKLE. SpooSs, HOOKS
Il Lines, Flies, Rods &c, can be found in
great variety, at RUoSEL'S.
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ENOUR of superior quality, gronnt
a every week, and for sale by
June .. II. A. SHELDON.
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How 10 Obtain Shares ant Eagravings.

Send orders to us Ivy mail. enclosing fror. 81 to
$50, either by Post Office orders or in registered
lstter, at our risk. Larger amounts should be
hui rnII mr. Az.
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IT IL e


$500 900.
IA h certificate of stock is accompanied with
BEAUTIFUL STEEL-PLATE ENGRAVING,
1orth more at retail than the cost Of certificate,
nd also insure. tie holder present in the great
AsEisutiou.
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TRUSSES, SHOULDER BRACES
l. and SUPPORTERS.-A complete assert
meut; fitted to parties desiring it For sale bv
W. L. & L. +. RUSSELS.
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GRAPE VINES.

Call early. az the stOck Is fmall.
II. A. SHELDON.
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HAIR OILS, EXTRACTS AND PER
Il FuMERY. Cologne Pommades, Satchei
Powders, Toilet Soaps can be found st
RUSSlL'S
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TIE RIVERSIDE INSTITUTE

,al Agents Wanted throughout the L. S.
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FINANCIAL.

In. New York. all through the summer
months, while money in abundance could b
had at to per cent, business in Broad strest
was very fiat, and prices had constant tsn-
dency TO droop; but, since money became
stringent, by reason Of the large shipments Of
currency to the West for crop moving purposes,
ana the rate Of interest has been advan ced
from to per cent, very lively and excit-
ing speculative movement on the Stock Ex-
change has taken place. Money il now fairly
active at seven rer cent; but there is a sum.
Gent supply for all business demands. The
banks are in a very sound condition, and good
business paper is readily taken; but street dis
counts are somewhat more difficult OF nezotia
ton. The rate il from seven to nine per cent,
and dry goods paper is very carefully scru-
tinized. Government Securities of all kinds
have been lower and dull. The gold mar Ke,
has been excited, but the spectators find 1,
hard work to keep up the price about 1ai.
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FROM EUROPE TODAY.
CFy Cable to the Associated Prass I

LONDON, Oct 17-2 p. m.-Consols % 4-16
Bonds ex-eoupon, 6sX. ILLINOIS Tx. Fries
44H. 81 -..a... -.-.l. s..- +. +
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 17-2 p. m.-Cotton more
active; sales $1,000 bales. Prices unchanged
Breadstuffs are dull and declining. Corn AVS,
Cd. Red Western Wheat us. l4s. 1Od Cali
fornia Wheat17s. gse Isl
g. "a By Steamer
NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-THE steamer Persia
has arrived. The London and Liverpool
police are armed and drilled. Great alarm
prevailed from report OF meditated attacks
upon armories. The committee of the ST ,ck
Exchange has refused to grant settlement in
shares in the British and American Telegraph
Company, Collins Line, on the ground that
many of the shares are in the hands of persons
who are not bone yfde holders. The London
Morning Post approves the selection of Sir
Augustus Paget to succeed Sir Frederic Bruce
at WASHINGTON. The national Roman Junta has
issued proclamation. in which they say they
will not take issue with the Italian Govern
me- mt in Its determination, Its treaty objections
but at the same time, they leave each mem Der
OF the liberal party to act for himself. The
Junta confinds itself Of receiving contributions
for the relief of distress that will grow ont of
the conditions f affairs.
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AMAJoRrrr OF TIE JUDICIARY CoMMrrrz.

A MAJORITY OF tn. JUDICIARY COMMITTEE
IN FAVOR OF IMPRAcHM1NT.-AW Washington
dispatch In the New York Post says:
1t is has been stated that the Impeachment
question would be dropped IN conseq uence
OF the result OF the recent elections; but the
members of the Judiciary Oommittee now here
declare to. day that majority Of the committee
favor it, and are confident that the project will
receive the appreciation OF q majority OF the
members of the House. There is no doubt
that the committee will press this subject at
an early day in the session, upon the attention
OF Congress. Messrs. Thomas, Boutwell,, Law
renee Churchill and w oolbridge, of the Ju-
dietary Committee. are now here. OF these,
two opposed impeachment at the last session,
but now it IS claimed that one has changed in
Its favor A member Of the committee says
that Mr.. Wilson, the chairman, also favors it.
One member now absent (Mr. Williams) is
kEowp to be as eager for 1t as at the last ses.
sion. This would give SIX out Of nine mem.
beers in its favor.
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PRRsoNAL.-Hon. Salmon p Chase Chie,
Justice OF the United States, arrived in
Frederick city, Nd. on Saturday morning last,
and Is remaining as the guest OF Frederick
sSchley, Esq. the present Republican caadi
date for Comptroller Of the Treasury of the
State. DIR. Cornelius Boyle, formerly of this
city, and who was Con federate provost mar
shall at Gordonsviile, during the war; was at
the Metropolitan Hotel a few days since, Iook-
ing remarkably well and was kindly received
ana welcomed by his many personal friends
here III. H: Elwell, Of New York: e. J
Shackelford, OF Richmond. KY; G. C. Carter,
and w. S. Trescott, of Cleveland Ohio: DR.
Richard Jones, agent for Faupaugn's Circus:
Anson Bangs, OF New York; A. u. Brown. OF
Texasi Earl w. John son, and N. p CT, AYERS
OF Boston; w. ID. Stoddard, OF New York: Rev.
y. H. klRZer ana wife, Miss Emma Sparks
MISS N Walters, NJ. L. Hyson. and E. b.
BATES, OF Maryland, are stopping at the Ma.
tonal hotel. ~. Frame Chara, Pedro Per.
50 and Benicio Persia, of Santa Fe; Hon. John
Hulme, Dr.. Moriarty, Hon. Daniel Fox, l., p.
Ashmerd, d. U. Leary, ]. b. Hume, of Phila.
deiphia; Hon. j. T. Chichester. OF Ohio: c. A.
Lecor, OF New York, are at the Metropolitan
James Cowardin. OF he Richnond Dis
Patch, and w. Z. Binford, OF the Richmond
Wig. are at the kirkwood House ....Judpe
J. :. Black, of Pennsylvania and Judge WIN
Johnston, OF Ohio, are at the Ebbitt House
Gen. Ruins Ingalls,, Of New York: Gov
G. ]. jenkins, OF Georgia; Dr. G. G. Coz. OF
Baltin1ore; o. Macarthur, of Glasgow, Scot.
land; Gov. VIM. A. Newell. of New Jersey.
Rev. George Bingh urst, OF Phladslphia Gan
Jas Wilson. Of New York, and CIV, Wool.
ley, OF Cincinnati, are at Wizards Hotel
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REPUBLICAN, NoMINATIoNs.-Last evening,
the Republicans OF Baltimore city nominated
Hon Z. L. L. Leary as a candidate tor judge
OF the supreme bench, in the place of Hon.
Hugh L. Bond, now the Republican candi-
date for Governor. Mr.. Leary formerly repre-
sented the second Congressional district in the
House OF Representatives; was several times
amember Of the State Legislature; is now city
solicitor, and has filed other positions of
honor and trust Letters were received from
the candidates formerly chosen accepting the
nominations
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GEN. KILPATRICK's RRsIGNArIoN.-G
Fitzpatrick, our minister to Chilli, has again
rendered the resignation OF the captaincy he
holds in the regular army. He says In his let
ter that this has been done twice before, and
The government has taken no neuce of his ac
ton. He expresses an earnest desire that it
may be accepted out of justice to the Junior
officers who are retarded in their promotion by
the fact that his name is still kept on the rolls:
and II now understood that 1t will be aecen,ad
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excitement in the New York Stock Market
Especial Dispatch to the Start
NRw YORK, Oct 17.-There is considerable
excitement in the stock market Gold, how
ever Is steady at lt3h, and Governments
show an Improvement over vest rday's quota
tons. The Los don quotations Of Five-twenty
bonds, under the practice of the Stock Ex-
cbanee, Will be telegraphed over the cable
hereafter ex dividend, though the gold interest
is not able until November.
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GOVERNMENT INTEREST IN SOUTHERN RAIL
RoAps.-The Congressional Committee to in
quire into the disposition of the Government
interest in southern railroads left here to-day
for the South. They 90 first to Richmond to
take testimony, and thence to Charleston. Mr.
McUlurg, of Missouri, is chairman, and the
committee is accompanied by the sergeant at
arms of the House, who goes to summon wit.
nesses. The committee expect to remain in
Charleston about week, and to proceed
thence to other southern cities.
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f8v Bankers and Brokers' Telegraph

(By Bankers and Brokers' Telegraph
Lewis johnson & 90. quote stocks and bonds
In home and for eign markets as follows:
NEW YORK. Oct. 17.-First Board-U S. 6's,
coupon, 1GSx; 1865. coupon, 1CsX; 1865, cou-
pom, new, 1L6K; 1867. coupon, lO6X; lO.4O's
coupon, 100X 1905, second, 104x; 7.3O's, third
10iK; Canton, 43H; Cumberland, 26: q uick-
silver, 22a; Mariposa, 81; do. preferred, I6X;
New York Central, 1l2s Pacific Mail, ASK;
Atlantic Mail, 117K; Erie, 71l&; ditto pre-
ferred,7s; Hudson, 125; Reading, 1O1H; Michi-
noIs Central, 100; Cleveland and Pittsburg,
s3k; Northwestern, ASH; do, preferred, 66 q
Rock Island. 81; Fort Wayne, 93K; OHIO
and Mississippi Certificates, -; w. u. Tele-
graph, 33&; Boston Water Power. II; Cleve.
land and Toledo, -; Gold, 1i3k.
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THR VOTE OF THE SOLDIERS AT FORT DRr,.
AwARR.-Iudge Thompson, of Philadelphia.
oas refused to grant writ to throw ont of IN e
count OF the late election in that city the one
hundred and twenty.three votes given bv
regular United States soldiers at Fort Della
ware.
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The President Threatens to esist any At.
tempt o. Congress to Depose Hlm-Re-
construction in Alabam ma and Louisiana
Especial Dispatch to the Start
BOSTON, Oct. IA special disp Itch to the
Post says that the President declared last night
That II any attempt were made to depose him
pending his trial for impeachment, he would
resist 1t with all the power at his command
A special to the Journal states that official
intelligence hes been received at Army Head
quarters OF the calling of Ste te Conventions
under the Reconstruction act in Alabama and
Louisiana
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Illness of General Hartsuff-The Yellow
Fever-General Hancock expected on the
LIST proximo.
Especial Dispatch to the Star
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 17.-General Hartsuff
is lying here dangerously ill OF cholera NOR
bus. .''.'
The yellow fever has almos. ceased to be an
epidemic.
The weather is daily growing cooler
General Hancock is expected here on No.
vember list
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WHIsKEY bELkGATIoNs.-A special DIS
patch 10 the New York Post yesterday after
noon says :-'s Another delegation Of whisksy
men from New York arrived here this morn
ing to urge the dissolution Of the Metropol-
itan Revenue Board. Wisewell's friends are
firm in pressing his claims for MeSsmore's DO.
sition, but with slim chance OF success.
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- The Synod ofthe German Reform Church
in the United States met last evening in Balt
more tor the transaction of important business
the session lasting about ten days. The open.
Ing sermon was preached by Rev. S. ~ Callen.
dar, OF Greencastle Pa. Delegates from Penn
sylvania, New York, Virginia, Maryland and
North Carolina were present
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Union of the Badical cd Conservatiy We Re.
publicans Of New York.
Especial Dispatch to the Star.l
NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-THE Conser vative
"Weed" and Radical Benton Greedy" Re-
publican organizations Of New York have
fratenized, and will hereafter pull in harness
together.
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Grant for the Presidency-More Meetings
in Philadelphia.
Especial Dispatch to the StarI
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. T.-Another meeting
Of prominent Republican politicians was held
in the Tenth Ward last night, which recon.
mended Grant for the Presidency. Fifth
Ward meeting is to be held tonight for the
same purpose.
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THE WHITE HoUsE.-A large number If
visitors were al the Executive Mansion TODAY
and many had an interview with the PresI-
dent. Secretary Welies Secretary Browning
General Grant, Secretary McCulloch, Hon. ]
5. Black, Hon. ID. W. VOORHEES,, were among
the visitors this morninp
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GOVERNMENT DIRECTORS OF THE PACIFIC
RAILROAD APPoINTED.-The President YES.
terday appointed Hon. James Brooks, of New
York, and Samuel Mckee, of KENTUCKY, Gov.
eminent Directors Of the Union Pacific Rail.
road. These appointments make the five on
the part of the Government, the other three
being George Asbmun, Of Massachusetts, John
S. RalIings, OF Missouri, and Jesse L. Will
fiams OF Indiana
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SYNOD OF BALTIMoRE.-The Synod OF Bal.
timore-composed of the Presby teries of Balt.
more, Carlisle, Lewes, Potomac and Win.
chester-in connection with the Old School
Presbyterian Church, meets at Georgeto WI
this evening, at * O'Clock. in the Bridge
Street Presby terrain Church. under the pastoral
charge OF Rev. Mr.. Taylor
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The PRESIDENT ON THE CURRENCY CUES.
TIoN.-A dispatch to the New York Erprsss
yesterday says: 1.-The President fully sustains
NIT McCulloch In his contraction policy, and
rs opposed 10 any further imitation OF the cur.
rshey, which he believes would resnIt In In
jury TO the country by encouraging an sra Of
reckless speculation and gold gam bling Con.
Nless, however, 1t is believed, will upset the
contraction policy of the President and his
secretary. not for the purpose Of encouraging
speculation, but because the majority belle We
that an increase OF the currency, or at least its
Plss;ent SaIne, Is absolutely necessary for the
business requirements Of the country
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The Indian Peace Council


MEDICINE LODGE CREEK, Oct 14-The Peace
Commissioners have arrived. Five thousand
Indians have assembled including Cheyeanes
Arapahoes, Kiowas, Camanches, Apaches. and
Dog Soldiers The Indians talk well but in
sist upon arms and ANN unftiou
The Cheyennes are afraid to come with in 10
miles of the camp for fear OF the soldiers We
have three companies OF soldiers and two Col
ton guns
The Council will continue eight DAYS and
the prospects for peace so far are good.
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The Trial of Jefferson Davi.

Especial Dispatch to the start
MONTREAL, Oct. f7-Jef Davis has re-
ceived informa ton that his trial will certainly
take place in November, and he is making
arrangements to leave for Richmond
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kNOR SALE-TWO SHOW CASES, feet long a
4 $50 piece. Apply at 432 7th st. oI5-3ts
DR.. scHuMA An ire npworr,c,
No. 496 G SrpFEr

New Jersey Avenue,
Washington, b. G..
Continues to be Confidentially Consulted In all
requiring SIX i'll and xperience being the dis
coverer OF the only sure remedies for diseases of a
private character. The treatment adopted by him
is that which has the approval of the most distin
guished :nrgeons of Paris, London and New York.
and its universal success has proved beysnd doubt
that permanent cure for the worst cases of Con-
stitutional Diseases, Enlargement of the PROSTATE
Glands, diseases produced by a certain solitary
practice, &c, can now be obtained to moral GER
tainty if application be made to those whose intel
Schuman has opened in this city, all the many
cases that have come under his care have been
snlting DR.. Schuman may rely upon receiving
every care, and strictly professional confidence
In all cases an early application is of the utmost
to the most serious results. Rooms arranged so
that the patient comes in contact with no one but
2 OC l6 ly
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git has been Incorrectly reported that
James Russell Young has resigned his posi-.
ton as managing editor of the New York
Tribune. The report seems to have originated
from the fact that two OF the Tribune staff
Blessrs Mcconnell and McClintock, have left
that paper to 60 on the fiourishirg new morn.
ing paper in Philadelphia, the Post.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-17

~Snelby Clark, Fielder Suit, and H. M.
Brown, Esqs-, have been appointed the Re.
publican State Central Committee for Prlnce
George county, Md.
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General sherman Coming.

I'll
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 17.-It 10 understood that
General Sherman will return here by Satur-
day and alter remaining few days attending
to his affairs will again leave for Washington
In accordance with the desire Of the President
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NAVAL Observation-Disclosures G. F. Arnold
and j. S. Yates, detached from the Naval
Academy and ordered to the Asiatic SQUAD
ron.
Acting Master r. Sommers, detached from
the Maurice and ordered TO the Vermont.
MidshIpmen G. w. Seymour and G. Kro.
miller, Jr, OF the Naval Academy, have re.
SigEAd-
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
Resistrasisn in New York.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-THE registration Of
voters here is very large for the November
election. $4,000 votes have been registered mp
to noon to-day. A
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INTERNAL REVENUE-The receipts from
this source to-day were S22I, 0ls.39.
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Drover Drucsed and Robbed Indian
Depredations.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. E.-Charles L. RAYMOND a
drover, OF Clayton, Illinois, was druoged and
robbed OF 5000 and several valuable papers
in the suburbs of the city, Yesterday afternoon
A letter from Lewsburg Wells, Mexico
dated September 2s. says the Comanche Indian
attacked and killed quite a large plumber of
NavaIoes. in Bosquedendo Reservation. The
Comanches claim the reservation as their
pasSers.
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New York Market

NEW YORK, Oct. 17-Flour 10 to 20 cents
lower. Wheat to cents lower. Corn is a
shade easier. Mess Pork firm; 500 10 to 3D., Is
Lard dull; I21 to 14S. Cotton quiet at 19X for
rnrpentine quiet; SIS to 55K. Rosin dull; So IS
to $500.