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Smyrna times., 1867-06-19

THE CoLoRED ScHooL.-Tbc coIorod 81. =,
at Georgetown lit will be remcwToroJ ru Scnoo !I Q.
the school marin" was stonrG nd u tnat
IRON the town recently has been
anu bureau officer sent to "bover romnd :,
= number Of the citizens have informed uf!o ~
uregory that the officer is not needed % "Ih thc
outrage previously committed was not co~n4o Tlo
nanced by the respectable citizens and Tyn"iI
not no L occur again. Gen. Gregory replied that that
nc o, nad found that many who didn't counte' e'
nance such transactions didn countenance NV
atttenpt az" to arrest the perpetrators and that hay
'he presence OF the officer lessened danger
Smyrna times., 1867-06-19

DicEsou i%EEMOVAL,-We A. understand that Geo B
sd and nd viii S Ass9ssor ssmona has been
wilmington to Dover Nine.tentID T Iince re from ON
onsness Of the office is done at thS 3a El., tne
place. and sub office will be kent in o that iGfnGr
IMqture' under the charge of the cb;aF cry A In
yearly all the returns in the wav Of manufa1 UaH'
IHrers ~ tax is made there one firm oIono WlS
- =. UarTett Son, snuff makers nav;n1 ,"nro w H.
an sat3 all the rest of the State besdesab0nt Or
Smyrna times., 1867-06-19

MILFORD MATTERS We take the folIow;r ,
items I'm from the Milford -1rgus of Fridav last
me nrst raft OF lumber ever brought nm the
I !lIIplilion arrived at our wharves on Satnr5ar
rptgnt ny IA last; 1t was purchased at CoIumb;s
Mc1',oIIour 1' anu rOTt Deposit Md, by Messrs. T. p,
Gbeso,eSSil GbleSi 'Fi, y Co., brought across the
GltyI and from thence towed by steamer ia%are dnm
W tne Delaware and up the MispIion to tbo T2@n %an
" hari. 1t was considered quite an undrrtaL'
a raft. So ~" doWn with
II Inc me " " lm1ington Presbytery held mect;rc
~, ln tRe m Presbyterian Church, in South MiIfor
Hn RnI Ih4rTEday evening last, at which time the
the o' o. - F. severance was installed as pastor If
Of cfI noi n0hurch at this place. Rev. NJ. Scho6elT
sve sermon @s atssr pFeaihed m6ich able and impress
Tor was delivered by Rev Mr.. Aikmap f of WI Pi1
Smyrna times., 1867-06-19

DECEASED L. Culbreth, a prominent
merchant and much esteemed citizen of Do.
ver, died on Thursday last. u ~
Smyrna times., 1867-06-19

Our 1 e,nterPrising friends, Dawson & Nrorria
81 ., IamagdeB, have opened an Agriculture StorS,
Iin ~ d'uH iu building where your wants in Their
@ ilnG viii be supplied at fair prices and on short %
notice. See their adv. '"N oh silort
Smyrna times., 1867-06-19

lo, T. v, ". FIN our notice of the Odd Eel
~" St,L I9eOraGlon' last week, we made it read
INC A1'n' It's the 25th---next Tuesday.
The drawing for tents for Camden camn t,kos
place ut the ground on July 8th. ''N0'
Smyrna times., 1867-06-19
THE MARKETS

Wheat, red, new 80 25 BEANS mo-, b..
white pn,.,P ~ ""N' 'f1'S:'
FIony nor ~ lOtSt1ts, new, ...... IS
wn1on m O'i' rom SIDE Mcat, per lb. I6
Corn, (whilc) ncw,. ...ej liam. 4!
mcsI go -" =" C"t'"" Rags Ic. per u
Rye ! :" Sweet Potatoes :. 29O
"a, '''''''' I'<U Butter. ......... 0,l
OV Eggs, per do1...... ~
Wheat Sc. 2O(m325: Wb;to y W. WELin-for Red
\ ! elbow Corn, SI20(aI.23. 0,n! soI, nosn' ,H:|l
Cotton 3oC13lc per h. "' 0"'S 0''"N2c'
GOLD QUOTATIONS.. STOCK &C. f..m
G y Son. Bankers, Wilmington. Del.
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oc cAA,rrPoINTER A,r TELLER. Mr.. Joseph G. Brown
Of Elkton, has been appointed Mia EroWn, ;n sh,
signed N0i'' 'lce ELLISON,
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DIR. Schenck's PuInOnic SVr,,,,

n -"'' e'e"' medicine cured DR.. j. II. Scuv.c,. ~
P'o'l' VI pulmonary COnsump,iou ,Uboa :,
| 'e" us most formidable aspect and ,vbo, -,
! - "PIe"'eu 10 be inevitable. His pbvsic,on. n.1
''V'"'eu MS case ncurabe, when he cnmmo,o, =, =.
use OF lhS simple but powerful remn,v u;. '"e
"' ieS'oteu IN very short time and no re,nrr or,,
:-I' H"' "'e" uPPfehended, for all the svInptoms
I"'Ay disappeared and his present weight i, more
'' '"o hundred pounds. Since his recovery no hos
'o'eu ms attention exclusively TO the curc nj C,,
ana The diseases which are usually coonI;
d'eu win H. aud the cures effected by his uo,i;
""'e "eeh truly wonderful, Dr. SCHENCK moLosn..
'e'S'o"ai Visls TO several of the larger cites ui,
'"o'e ne mas large cOncOurse of pa1ents on, :.
a'"n'Shlhg 10 see poor consumptiyes that h.
" NC l''eu out OF their carriages and in n fo, -,
o"''iy ropus' persons DR SCHENCK,S pIrI 40 !
NV. M" SYRUP SEAWEED TONIC and M.Nnp
arV generally all required in curing Copsnraa
"O'' run directions accompany each. 30 Ibo, a.
a. ~ 'u"e 'hem without seeing Dr. SchencL h., 80
" I" oo"'ehient 1t is best to see him. He ovos oI,';
ifee' ou' Tor thorough examination with ~.
Ometer his fee is three dollars -'P'f'
FIease observe, when pnrcbao;nr 49,,
r,oa1.'. ''o Ooc.o'-one when in the last SINCE az
,ooI,t oiu 'he o'her as he now u.s. in pe,ioc,
S'", afe on The Government stamp
soiu OV all Druggists and Dealers. Pric. s1 so
,', 80 O' - " The half dozen. Letters for adj
nuuiu m always be directed to Dr. Schenck.. p-;...'
'",oe' 10 North Sixth street. Phlladelnba po C
, iaI Wnoiesaie Agents Demas Barnes 4, r.
>, :, :" nance Baltimore. Md; John D. Pork 60:
mo walker q Taylor. Chicago, H.. CoIn.
t. Louis, Mo. NO''ihS Bros !
81
Smyrna times., 1867-06-19

,ronll mlESuMITI0N OF Work We learn that tho
viii; HI1 H. On the Maryland and Delaware rairoad rail- I
ed M orwssI D9 resumed in short time and be nus5
force scrTsra of ndr 70 speedy completion. IaTrc
bor"~Ub inc Inc road will be completed to is n
Smyrna times., 1867-06-19

T,o,nr NEWSPAPER PURCHASED. Mr.. w F;.L
chased the UnioM printing estaIi; i;sLmonp mas pur.
georgetown, Del, and will soon enra gn IN "a, a.
pI5 pIrIlcatlon Of newspaper there W. ~ tne nre
Htiu . 10 welcome Mr.. Town end to tho ;ournn are
~ tstc corps and wish him all the snccess Ha IA.
'aenoS and business abilities d .serve u0oeSS us
Smyrna times., 1867-06-19
nyl5
~ Cedar ST., New York.

hELMBpLD's EXTRACT S,ps,n.--
,eova'eS the blood InAtis he vi,, 'e"n'ss aud
JseaSyn yse'"' and Purges the humor, "J-lh ni n
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4 ~ IUhD 1 QUUTATIONS, STOCK. &C., from
NOTICE.!

= orD,' uIa"ihgs for Tents at the AMP AfErTI Nc
c'n cunl.'enclng July "a, al the Camden Union Cawn
o'cIoc% p WI AZ lake place on Monday. july 8. ala
inIo HENRY w. DRAPER.
- Sec. Board OF Managers
Smyrna times., 1867-06-19

G LADIES TRUSsES. SUPPORTERS ~.
NlNGlS q TITCH'S Braces Spinal Shnpp'i,, BAN.
E E.eclor Braces Lig hi French and German Rnn ana
ifusSe'' syrnses in great variety. &c, "uP'urs
,. at F." NEEDLES"
TWELFTH Street, First door hoIo,,
pELr1iIA. CThs Department is condac,.:dF : FHlLA' H
% sve,y Ior Females and Children, by comno," EIclu-
adjusting 'oa our MeaSsScs, 60 their Wants. H.
correct construction. with ease and we eOmbins
Corner Of Irps4hlessOnal Ip,h Adiusor Of Trusss.D
may \ 6m 'ests' s'PHILADELPIIIA
Smyrna times., 1867-06-19
YOUNG LADIE0 pp,D

M W THE INJURIOUS ErFEcrs of Faca ,'I.,
s1 end IA A such remedies Glove up The pore, Of ah
you would have a fresh, hes lhvn nnJ ,t,piti'"p Ii
once' use lembolds Extract S1rsapariI,, appear
Smyrna times., 1867-06-19

been y ros,a @oso,MsUMPTIVES.-The advertiser b,v;n-
simple pcnod 10 health In few weeks by veg
po ye"I. i,h remedy after having suffered for very
disease S9Uefe lung affection and that dread
to his fellow - Is anxious to make known
n.o. 10 an who desire it, he will send on =,
tion. f used (ree Of charge). with e.. u dr sno
will f ol preparing and using the same ,vh;o ,s
Ra an'.'n m"u a SUR CURE for CoNsUMrrIoN, Asrn~,
Lun@ LS, ATso,; 0oUGHS, COLDS, and all Throat and
in sondinG ,ho lhe only object of the advertiser
co. ana spread information which he conceive. 10 b.
rnnI nuaoe, and he hopes every sufferer will trv hi.
aoouy' as will cost them nothing. and NAV 1rovs
a. blessing. Parties wishing this PRESCRIPTION. TRrS
oy return mall will please address f''O''' 'NAA
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
MI. Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York.
lv
Smyrna times., 1867-06-19

1uHHrirT r Is. QUALITY. IIeImbolds E,,,oc,
large quantity and large dose, Of ."e "h@ 'e,'ro
Smyrna times., 1867-06-19

a LUCKY =: ,A:DvENTURER.- Mr.. Henry Son.
tag, an intelligent German, who, for severn 1ya
yna, yGars previous to 1850 kept nursery in WI.
lHlilgton :; tor the culture Of flowers. made ne =
visit on Tuesday says the Gnsctte i"Hc Wo US Ssi a
ms property here about 1850 and went to CaT SJii
lorna; lie invested in what was then tbo
suburbs of San Francisco, and commnrcnd on cl,i
az agaIm tha the rearing of flowers The rapid strides
VI 1ne T city soon turned his garden 81 into cold !"
and Mr.. Sontag became one of tho yor,, 49, e..
lucky Gy adventgrers who sought the !" coldcm m
plate from Delaware. Many of those VIII, wbn
knew! knew him more intimately remember tbst %No
llttlo & daughter although then very young was $
sweet singer. Subsequent tuition and train.
ing of her natural gifts has rendered I her oi onc
OF the finest vocalists now in Eurone. wbere
although only p years old, she has beon "m1,' rn'
ed as Prlma Dona, with prospect ofexcejIing .aHH
nny TRon on the stage Mr.. Sontag has been
past two years. lie is just now from iI P.r;n INC
ana ON his return to San Francisco. ans
Smyrna times., 1867-06-19
sm,.ru. GEO. A: SINGER, Pastors.
pers please copy? "" pa

a A9Gc:lDENT.-On :: Thursday last, very old
ana highly respected lady, Amelia Reynolds
5 VINO had reached the extreme age of 81 wears
anu. anu eight months, came to her death under
very distressing circumstances. She had hcen
living with her nephew, near Middletown 'IS~ for
number of years, and being very old and IN. in
nrm, remained the greater part of her time in
ner room, on the second floor. Sometime dn.
ring the night preceding her death She fiji FIJI
dnd IRON one Of the windows, breaking one ankle
Of whin6 h6'ng Hga ln1Graa Tern injuries from the effects
place where she was found as also the % sides snf nf
the house near her, bore evidences of her JoO %
Perate struggles to get into the house bnt b"r
INJURIES prevented her from moving When moa
found she was still alive but unable to giva an ne
eScount Snor OF how she came to be where She wa: @
.o"ij & tn attention I was paid to her, and all that
Iu IuiI nn NC uone Tor her recovery was done. Inf
ne ne was too cnteebIed by old age and her in;u Gu'
Smyrna times., 1867-06-19

SMYRNA CIRCUIT CAMp.-The camn moo.
ms before noticed, will be held in Mr. aooI aceI
Illil woods, 4 miles from Smyrna. and on T, tT'
nam road leading to Blackbird and M;ddIo "a SL'
town. commencing the 26th of july. The ,o m;n-
lStefs and congregations ofthe adjacent oh
are most respectfully invited to tent with & xeS ~
and Gu take part in the services. WIN US
Inc ground will be much more pleasant on1
attractive than it was last year. Efficient ,n;n anu
lStena E aid is being secured for the nccoaon nii
l ne SUBJECT of Christian Holiness will ba en-
c,,@1lly considered during the meetnq W Pa~ PSDe
Ai1red Goodman, A. NJ, is expected 10 irun' nro
sent the claims of the church on this ;mppnn poo-
tant subject Come and aid us, lbv R the por- hlpoG
Hg OF the Lord in making this one Of FIJI the n,ess.
meetings that was ever known in 3. tb;n
part OF the country? 0"" III 'iilS
Mr. Jno. II. Wilson, of Smvrna. DaI has
TO put up good tents for ten dollarS
mdlviaGas am. % are allowed to put up their own
ents II they desire. The managers and trie"Js 1%H
re requested to meet on the ground tbn ,,oISS iat
lay OF July, at o'clock, A. NJ, if the dav G is
aVtorrabie, or the first clear day afterwards
All wishing to select places for their tcrto
hoqld meet at the time designated ''''i' ''"''
May the great Head of the Church ba with
S as III ancient timesi O0 WIN
Smyrna times., 1867-06-19

mi, fLnSoLDs .us CONCENTRATED
"'LiA' ia the Great Blood Purifier EXTRACT sARsArA.
Smyrna times., 1867-06-19

,1N M 1I"ES' is sp"bIisAed epery WIednesdnv a
'eFn0o"' by Jos. IL. IIorFrckER, Ed;,o, anal Pro.
Prietor, at Smyrna, Del. ''' '0-
''oSSca'FTIoN,--One year, $500 in aa.
o@ee' a" S@'oo # not paid till end Of the year. N
P'pf' "'Se0"f'""ed ""iil alarreafsare pGid--Onty
at the option cfthe Publisher.
IN '''NMfNTs 'oH be inserted at the rate ofSerep
0e"t' t'"e for tie first Insertion subsequent in
Sc'tto"s 81 cents. 4 liberal discount ,nods -
quarterly semi-annnal and yearly advertisers
Smyrna times., 1867-06-19

folIo,vs ,H SMooTH SKIN and beautifnI cor,--1o
Sarsaparilla concentrated Extract
the skin. F' P'AlPies and all eruptions of
Smyrna times., 1867-06-19

IN THE SPRING MONTHS, the system naiuro H., -
aeIgoes change, and Helmbold's Highly Co1.an an'
rated Extra st OF Sarsapara Is an assistent of IN
Smyrna times., 1867-06-19

FESTIVALS st. Anne's Church Fair
M!ddletown, was a complete success, and the
affair reflects vast deal of credit on the mana
gers, The weather during the. whole time was
delightful; the moonlight nights materially
adding to the pleasure of ride to and from
It; Inc n room ON was crowded each night with the
time y while it lasted. Owing to the ,r"a Epoo
amount of stock left on hand at the close e. of
Thursday evening, it was decided to cont;rnn
the far until Friday evening, when the baI-
ance was offered at auction. Mrs. Sammnl
stephens was the lucky drawer of the nfrban
and cross sp oken Off our last. 1t is estimatH
"a rI mat i the amount realized will exceed $Io50
,st w WdIyo hIaym3nd Ghgrch strawberry festival,
venings was well attended and higbIy nn;orai anu
y the visitors. The arrangement was 0|S gcoJ VI
G nc deIcacles Gl excellent and the supply abun'
anu over $500 were taken in.
Smyrna times., 1867-06-19

NV, nNNuAL IN, 1J MEETING OF THE MEDICAL SocrE
IN OF THE STATE OF DELAwARE ITb;s '"n So.;n 10
W consisting ofa the physcians of tho
hracatcIng under what is popuIarlv tnown :"
I4e Old School System, met Il u"1 thn "a. a.
Ian. Wilmington, on Tuesday of IL Ct wooI Ir0
rL r[LcSlaont' DIR. James ~ Draper, in the chair
ne TI attendance was unusually large.
Inc proceedings of the Society were cono-
t t"my VI character pertaining solely TO it's in
members as physicians ''iOii u i''
AT about 0 clock the Society tooL roooss
anu sat down to splendid dinner at tbe DcIa@
ware House, where very satistactorv Cvnor;-
ments as to the effect flood, &c on Il
stomach were made. This annual lin 'ii =
one OF the features of the Society, and tends 10
oln1 n1 the members together in social ties. "
VINE ne society resolved to hold meeting in
Nv mLi:lmlngton on the first Tuesday in December
t; nlS nteGChg is not intended for the transac
co GUm GL tne business of the Society, but for
Gsn"nna Gu@sloI C as 10 the best method of treating
diseases and other purely professional mottorS9
They resolved to hold tfeir next rernlar om
1 nual meeting at New Castle, on the ,"l "acond ",
tuesday OF June, 1868 AT this meat;n@ 'ho tbo
regular business Of the Society will be- transac.
Inc following gentlemen were elected officers
OF the Society tor the ensuing year: '''
1Lres'dent-Dr. Richards,
W ice Tes|'tnt-pr. J. w. Sharp.
IfeaSurer-Dr. H. L. Askew
~ CENSORS,
Ee'o I-, Cystic "a Co@nty-Drs. Wilson and Maul.
hem Connty-Dr. Dawson. '''''
S"SSec COuhty-Dr. Richards
=, BOARD OF EXAMINERS.
2,4aG Ne'0 caste ,C0"nty-Drs. Jones, johnson,
j, .f.s hem GotH4nty-Drs. Jump, Sharp Clawson,
S%Ssec County-Drs Richards, Shiplev. Ca f
ey' Marshall and Ellegood. '" 4
DELEGATES TO NATIONAL ASSOCIATION.
Drs Bullock, Porter, Wales and Merritt Of a
Jew Castle county; Jump and Salisbury, of o
-ent county; and Wolff, Shipley, Marshall. a
nd Lions, of Sussex county CGhaDc,ciI q =
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ENTELOPE MANUFACTURE.

Envelopes first came into use about the year
o, ~ ,r some time were cut and folded by hand; but
as hs process was slow 10 supply the increasing ue
,nond several ingenious machines Invented TO fur-
nsh them with greater rapdity These machines cut to
papcr into shape with chses and the envelopes were
then folded by hand, with tho common louer' ADou'
600 were rs many as person could fold per day III
,s otber machine was patented by which from As to
co cnveopes per minute were produced precisely alike
making from q 900 10 $4,000 per day.
In 1851 another machine constructed Iot iOlolhg
and cumming the paper for envelopes In the uDn'eu
STATES handmade envelopes were first furnished 10 inc
trade : Mcssrs. Bell Could and Mt e. f. Nespitt oi
New. York Mr. Gerard sickles invented machine whch
was used by the former house with good success Mt.
Nest soon secured another machine. moro simple ana
perfect than any then In use lie used IN his establish
mont about eight machines the capacity OF each OF Whch
WAS about 10000 envelopes per day.
There are now several large establishments using ma
chimes Of different capacities OF these, Lockwoods
Improved Envelope Machine" Is the only ono winch
makes envelopes by continuous operation IL mas iou
fines the capacity Of any other machine now IN use ana
ro,uircs a fewer number OF attendants Each machine
a. ,ab Of making six sizes Of envelopes. and produces
an race of from 80 900 to 10000 complete envelopes per
dav The paper passes into this machine from contnu'
ans roll NJ one end and the envelopes come out 6unned
and finished at other end at the rate OF 10 to POO per
minute.
n
e,,v onIncd than those made partly by hand, and are
therefore less liable TO open. There being fewer thick
ues.es Of paper than In the old style they ocr moro
avon surace for the type work. and hence present ueater
anpearancc when printed upon.
The Lockwood Manufacturing Company OF Phhadel-
,o has one Of tho largest and most complete establish
cus OF It's In the United States The buildings nave
front on Third and Levanss Of AZ feet depth OF 1877
feet and are five stories hight In the different apart
ments there about machines used III the various
nroeesses to which power communicated ny means OF
over 600 feet Of shaftng, from 4Ohorsopower engine
The exhaust steam used not only warming the build
ing but In boiling water and heating glue and paste
Many 81 tho machines are OF wood and some OF them
costly In connection with paper collars ehVeioles ana
tags there are apartments appropriated 10 ''o 'nanc
lure OF paper boxes OF which about 5000 are uauo uay
All the printing OF labels, envelopes carus, "e' Is ooho
on the premises and extensive Is their business that
eleven of Gordons improved printing presses ana nearly
200 fonts OF type employed III ihis department
There also u forge. and machines shop "heie tho5
build all their own machinery and make a necessary re-
pairs. iight mAchin,siS ara NOW az WORK h"i'""S 81"
vecpe m,chmory, whleh VII, orodacs l193'V o'HU 'ei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-26
VIRGINIA.

DETAILS OF THE ELECTION-NAMFS or DELE
GATES TO THE CoNyENTION-TIE VOTE by
COUNTIES.
RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 2j.-The following is
list of the members Of the Convention elected
Aiexandria-JOhn HauXhurst, Radical.
Amelia-Samuel b. SeGy, Radical.
Amherst-JOhn L. Broadus. Conservative
Albemarle-C ". Thompson Radical; J. T. : Taylor
ACCOUNTABILITY and Harrison Conservative.
BattetOurt-Lews LnkenhOker, Conservative.
buckingham Frank Moses Ccolored), Radical.
Bedford-G. c. Curtis and David saley, Radicals
Bath Highland, and Rockbrldse-"m. Mclaughlin
Cnarotte-Edward Nelson politics no, ascertalned
Cupepper-Fayet Many, Conservative.
Cunlbefland-John Robinson (colorcdl, Radical
Charles CITY and New Kent-Lemuel T. Baocock' Rad
ical Campbell Williamson whtel' Radical; keiso co
c. +. Porter and g. +. Maddox, Kadieals ~.
csro m Pg SHf anter ana GrSva Conservatives
FairfSx-O. T. Hine, Radical.
Fluvanna-- (cOlOred). Radical. . -. Oil,
Fauquier and Rappahannock-R T. Scott J.C GiDson'
5reenyiie and sussex-Peter X Jones tcoored Rad
''S Goochland -Moscley (coloredj Radical
Hanover-Wm. James, Radical
Haiifax-w II. WOolen twhitel, David cavada col.
ored Radicals.
King aud Queen, and King William-E W. Massey
Radical. NIL, t
IondoncGeorge L. Plastro and W. Brkcley, Con-
servatiyes. - A.,
Mont gOmery-A. Fl. Flanagan, Radical
Middlesex and EsseXMm. BrecdlOye (cOlOred), Radi-
Nansemond-Wm ] Parr, Radical.
Norfolk City-Henry NJ. BOwden, DR. Thomas Bayne
(cOOred) Radicals
NelsOn-A. L. Harris, Radical.
Orange-POor, Radical
Priucesse Anne-Wm. A. Hodges, Radical.
Pulaski and Giles--GbsOn, Conservative.
PIttsyIvauia-H. NJ. Wicker 4. Thaycr, Radicals.
Petersburg-Capt. Plat and Morgan (cOOTcd Radicals
Prince Edward and AppOmattOX-J. :" d. Bland (cOl-
ored) Edgar Allen, Radicals ,,o ~ ,r,,,
Prince George and Dinwidde-Dayid G. Carr William
Reed Radicals. ~. r.
Richmond Cty-James W. Hunnicutt, j. c. Underwood,
James Morrissey white, Dennis Lindsey Joseph Cox
(cOOred), all Radicals. .. ,,.
Observation-Disclosures. G. woodson, J. n. Lggatt Conserva-
tVes. =, >, Al,
Stafford and Prince Willam-BcIJamln D. Lewis, Con
smythe and hington-Thompson and Campbell.
Conservatives.
Wythe-James G. Goney. Conservative
TLOATERS.
Alexandria and Fairfax-L. NJ. Nlckerson . 49,.
Campbell aud Pttsylyania-W ilam III. Lydick, Rad-
Charlotte and Halifax-Joseph r. Holmes, ir, Radical
Hanover and HenricO-BurWell TOler lcOlOred) Kadl-
Augusta. Albemarle. and Louisa-Jamcs c. southaI.
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TUE INDIANS.
TIE GRAND COUNCIL WITH TIE COMMISSIONERS |
FURTHER PARTICULARS.

THE GRAND COUNCIL WITH TIE COMMISSIONERS
FURTHER PARTICULARS.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, Oct. 2j.-Lctters and tele-
grains from Medicine Lodge Creek Kansas say that tho
Grand Council Of Indians commenced on the 10th inst
when Senator Henderson explained the object OF tine
council and the desires OF the Government, but nothing
definite resulted Saanta tho head chief Of the kiowas
and leading man Of the Southern Indians expressed
objections 70 leaving the Plains and being confined TO
Reservation" lie claimed the lands south ~ the Aran
River ~ belonging % the kiuvas The Canauthcs
did want give any OF their land away. The next
day. however, the KOwas aud Camanchcs made treaty
with the COMMISSIONER the provisions being the same aH
those ~ the treaty made nc Little Arkansas two years
with the exception that Agricultural Reservation
Is set apart for them tho main branch OF Ecd RIVER
near the Wichita Mountains, where those can 60 who
choose and permitted 90 hunt their ancient lands
south OF the Arkansas River Satanic protested strongly
against going into houses Ike the whites. but finally
signed the treaty. The Arrnpahocs were to meet the
Commissioners The 22d, tho ChryCnncs on the 2th, IN
separate councils Satisfactory treaties VIII probably ba
made with an The Southern Indians. Senator Henderson
would leave FOR Louis the 2fth. The other Commits
siOncrs Will remain several dayB longer. delegation OF
Osages arrived 10 the council ON the 18TH from thcIr
Agency. 20 lay complaint before the Cons-iohcis
WAsIIINGTOS, oct Tho following d!~luich from the
Secretary the Indian Peace Commission has been re
MEDICINE GREER LODGE. oct. 81 1867,
Forwarded from FoKr HARKER oct -. 1867.
10 j. C. Cox, Chct Clck Of The Interior department.
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which, by running day and night, can be increased 20
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ment In the country At present, nearly BOO pouna' u
paper are consumed daily In the estaplShnien aDou'
1850 of which are used for envelopes alone. Inc oo
pany employ about $50 hands, the majority OF whom are
women. Dining and dressngrooms provided for their
accommodation Elevators are used as means OF COM
muncation between the different stories OF the Duune
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the breaking Of wires almost impossible The collar
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chnery The of the establishment are at NOS
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