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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-04

A large party Of excursionists, members
of Congress and others, are making trip to
the frontiers of Kansas, under the auspices Of
the Union Pacific Railroad Company.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-04

1t is proposed to build new town, in Caro-
line county, Nd, on the line of the Maryland
and Delaware Railroad.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-04
Order by General Pope.

ATLANTA Ga, June 3.-The following is the
substance Of an important order just issued by
General Pope:
First The interference of the post COM
mander at Mobile with newspaper there, is
entirely diaapproved, and his action reversed.
Second The duty OF the military authorities
is to secure the utmost freedom of speech and
of the press, consistent with the law.
Third No officer or soldier in this command
to interfere with newspapers on speakers or any
pretext. If disturbance is feared, precau-
tions will be taken as prescribed in General
Order 10. 25
Fourth. REASONABLE utterances are not legit-
innate exercise of the freedom of discussion, but
even in such cases DO action is TO be taken but
BY direct orders from these headquarters.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-04

The Tennessee papers give dreadful account.
of the outrages of some of "Brownlow's mi
lltla, in that State
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-04

BALTIMORE AND OHTo RAILROAD hange
Of Time, : Commencing with yesterday, the
trains between Baltimore and Washington will
be run as follows Leave Baltimore at $50,
7.05, s. SO and 9.45 A. NJ. and g. Is, AS and
$50 P. NJ leave Washington at TOO and
7.45 A. NJ and 1915, 200, 30, 100 and
6.45 ?. M. No change has been made in the
trains for the West and intermediate points
on the Main Stem.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-04

FOREIGN News. Our advices by the cable
are to yesterday. A dispatch from Dungar-
WIN, Ireland, states that some twenty or TWEEN
ty-hVe Fenians who attempted to land near
That place were arrested and lodged in Water
Iord county Jail. The Austrian Government
mas ordered the Notifications of Vienna to be
commenced forthwith. Count Bismarck has
askea, It IS sand, to be relieved of his portfolio
North German States have ratified the Federal
CONSTITUTION. The King has consented to
bismark 8 proposed retirement.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-04

Thaddeus Stevens is now "systematizing'
his confscation scheme. Having, as he thinks,
secured the support of the new voters in the
South, the colored people, he has political cap
ital to go on, and party formed to uphold
him and his plans. His last letter on the sub
ject, will show how he designs to commence OPP
erations. "Nous verrons. :"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-04


offers for sale Lamps in great variety, from tho
little Tom Thumb, to the most magnificent Par
lor Lamp Cut, Ground and Plain Globes
Chimneys, all kinds and sizes, Brushes, Wick
and all other goods in thotradc at the most re'-
sonable prices. Especial attention Il called 70
large lot Of Stand Lamps just rel:eiEed, Ptircin
led at extremely low gurss, and offered al cor
rosnoninc rates Ali Who want real baryGtms
,i,, "'','ta' a,,';o NH H-Lf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-04
FIR Els E D r j G. S

Our orders for Drugs are given regularly ev-
cry two weeks, which enables us to keep always
on hand Il fresh supply Of MEDICINES for
the compromising Of physicians prescriptions
We would call special attention Of physicians
and heads of families to this fact. We have al
so constantly on hand very large and we'll Sc
ectcd assortment of PATENT MEDICINES
and FANCY GOODS, the last Of which are de-
serving the notice Of Ladies particularly.
WAKEFIELD s. HALL,
my Corner Of Prince and Fairfax SITS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-04

i PlAN OS!l
VICTOR BECKER,
NO Gl NORTH WASHIN GTON STREET,
CORNER OF QUEEN,}
VIII constantly keep for sale and rent
PIANOS AND MELODEONS,
Knabe u Cos. Unsurpassed Pianos.
Vose's Celebrated
Second hand Pianos--vcry low
Reed Organs for Parlors and Churches
warranted
Pianos, Melodeons, Accordeons, &C., tuned
and repaired
Orders for me will be received at Mr.. j.
Entwisle's Book Store, 10, King street; also,
Mr.. Robert Bells Book Store. No. 81, King st
oct 2il-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-04
frO THE HOLDERS or THE MORTGAGE

l. BONDS OF THE ORANGE AND All
EXANDRIA RAILROAD COMPANY
Notice is hereby given that the Company pro.
pose to fund the overdue interest coupons on
the End mortgage bonds on lst July next in a
new issue of 7 per cent. bonds, and to resume
payment Of interest regularly on said mortgage
Donds IN lst January, 1868. The per cent
over due coupons Of subsequent mortgage, it is
proposed to fund on 1st November next, and
resume regular payment of interest semi-aunu-
ally thereafter. j. e.. REID Treasurer.
n 9-eotjy1
[Rich Eng. & Lynch. Vrginan copyl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-04
COMMON COUNCIL.

COhAUN LOUNCll.
At ii called meeting Of the Common Council
Of Alexandria, held Juno 3, 1867, there We're
present: j. b. ;5moot, esq, President; AIessrs.
Moore, Warlicld, Neale, Hopkins, Simpson, Har-
risen, Brown, Robinson, Clifford, johnson,
Hol ensbuly, Lambdin, Summers, Martin and
Malls.
On Il otion Of MIR. Johnson the Board Of Al
dernlen were requested to return the revenue
BILL as passed By This board.
Tie bill Was received from the Board Of AL
dermcn, some corrections made, and returned
10 the Board of Aldermen.
The gOuld of Aldermcn returned the revenue
bill, they not concurring iii the amendments Of
this board and making further amendments
This board adhered t. its amendments, and
made others.
The Board Of Aldermen asked for Il Commit
tee Of Conference, which was agreed TO, and
Mesars. Johnson, Robinson, Clifford and 5imp-
son appointed on the part Of this board.
The Council then adjourned.
Tnstc: THOS. NJ WHITE, Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-04

have this day received
an. addition to our stock Of Doneslics, al
tie very Lowest figure the market has reached,
a,I have (as is our cu5tonlj marked down all
onr stock in that line to correspond without re.
gard to cost ,,r, -,.
my 81 WINNER q oIA MAhER.
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I BRIO 4 TT N G Oils
WILLIAM r. IRWIN,
Rio. 8, ;i0UTH UNION STREET,
ALEXANDRIA, VA,

AGENT FOR THE
VOLCANIC OH AND COAL COMPAHI I,
OF PHILA DELpHIA, PA,
Is prepared To furnish railroad companies and
others with the Lubricntin% Oils Of sad com
pnny. These Oils ere used on all kinds Of mu-
chinery, such rs railroad, mill, cotton factory.
&c They have been thoroughly tested and
highly approved, and will be sold Mt very low
rates. All orders promptly attended TO- lap +
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-04

It will be seen that the New York Journal
of Commerce warns the business men of the
North, against persistence in the course pur.
sued towards the South, Oh the ground of
material interests, to say nothing Of Justice
humanity. and magnanimiIy. The depression
South will react at the North. Trade, COM
MERGE, and manufactures must suffer from the
prostration of whole section Of country.
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WAl. COGAN,
NJ ~

4 AMPS, LAMP GOODS 81 OIL.
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MMISsION NERO HAETs.

ROBERT JAMESON c. F. Ike, JR.
/ AMlESON & LEE,
GENERAL
0hlIPlNG &COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. u, North U1iion Street,
jc l-tf ALEXANDRIA, VA
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-04
CITY COUNCIL.

New York, June 4.-Goll today, l27l.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-04

The PRESIDENT, and his suite, arrived 10
Raleigh, yesterday All along the route, at
Petersburg, Weldon, &C., he was received and
welcomed with great poiteness and cordially.
At Raleigh his reception was enthusiastic, he
was greeted by the Governor, and other au-
thorities. and the people formed a procession
and escorted him to his lodgings In reply to
the address Of Governor Worth, the President
made speech, which will he found in another
column.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-04

u $ II K T. G f Y f ID l..
10 sacks Laguyra and Rio Coileoa.
hid Porto Rico Sugar.
Cuba
Crushed, Granulatcd, Powdered, L. &c G..
Extra Sugars.
Diamond, Golden and Merchants Syrupa.
Choice Teas Of al varieties
Extra and Super Flour.
Dobbins Electric; Rabbits Stearne and
Brown Soaps; Starch, BiCarb and Sal Soda ;
Flour and Sugar Buckets; Diamond State Par
Tor Matches: Adamantinc and TnIlow EnndiGi,
&c, for sale low by j. G. MIIBURN,
my q Opposite the Market.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-14
sTElNWay HALL.

Seldom has such an assembage OF alen, boon brought
before American audience tbs three great artists
appeared las, night at the Sunday concert at stein
way Hall Madame Rosa's rendering OF "Let the brgh,
seraphm," with Dlcz's trumpet obligato was admira
bic. Carl Rosa played an AdaEio by spohr with =
breadth OF expression purity Of and sympathetic
feeling that eclipsed his former trumrbs, and
Leopold dc Meyer OF his Characteristic pieces
rhcrc Is something attractive 10 tho very appearance
aud unsssuming dcmcanor OF this old favor when
seated nj the piano that wins tho sympathy and friend
ship OF the audience before he touches key. Then
his fingers passage after Iassage into beautiful
garands OF harmony and meldy, which never tire and
present at each moment IDEAS the eye OF tho pianist
kindes with sympathy for tho subject and his very
action seems 10 accompany his PLAYING as gesture
does accomplished ciocut0nist Thomas orchestra
played the overurcs TO Oberon and the Magic Flute and
very clover sparkling tarentea with ute and caronet
nh
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THE PRIZE RING.

The Ryall and Allen Contemplated Match-A
Gathering of the Sports.
me rumored match between Allen and Ryall the two
English pugiisis who have arrived in this country has
a. yet failed TO become certainty owing to Allen fail.
ing to put In an appearance was understood that he
had arrived from Baltimore on Saturday, and would no
doubt 30 ON hand during the evening, at Charley
Dimond'A where Ryall agreed TO meet him. Rya. with
large number OF his friends, was promptly on hand
and waited until midnight but Mr. Allen did not appear
great deal OF interest manifested the duafinOa
TORS OF both men being pretty canvassed Through.
QUE the evening various bets offered the ODDS be.
ing somewhat on RyalI, but were not taken. Il
was understood at late hour that Mr. Alien
would be forthcoming this MONDAY, morning and that
he proposes TO cover the rst deposit put up by Rya
$3.50, after which no will meet Mr. Rya and draw up
articles Of agreement Should the tight take place Il
will be the rst time two noted pugiiss Of the English
ring fought in this country There is . differ
ence ia the size Of these men, Ryal being largo boncd
very broad across the shoulders with rather heavy
corporation, and weighing about two hundred and thirty
pounds He 10 fully six feet in height rather easy but
very reliable with the gloves Allen Is about ve feet
ten inches in height, weighs hundred and eighty
pounds is we'll proportoncd and when stripped appears
TO be perfect model Of an Engsh fighter. He Is q
scientdc boxer, aud easy to get away with
Tho contemplated tight will evidently create much
interest In England as In this country.
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MESSAGE os The GOVERNOR Or VERMONT

From the message Of Governor Pace, OF vermo Mt
just delivered to the Legislature learn that The rc
cpts OF the State treasury last year ss726To and
tho expenditures ss27, 500 leaving a balance in the
treasury OF s44,s13. The funded debt amounts 10
II has boon reduced s2T5 900 the past two
years. The liabilities Tor the year estimated
al $50 600, and tho hand for meeting them
at sos 557 leaving the OF s40 f42 10 be provided
for. Hc recommends the continuance Of yearly appl.
cation OF $4,000 10 sinking fund for the retirement
OF the funded debt Should this be done, aud bis esti-
mate OF tho liabilities and resources for the current
year be correct Il will DO necessary 10 raise $500 900
taxes which will be nearly sl70 900 less nan the amount
OF tax assessed last The Governor recommends that
College, which are deposited with the state neasuroe
70 the amount OF S3 500 be cancelled for the SAFE OF
security and that certificates be issued IN the form
tho registered loan of the United states
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MASSACHUSETTS.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 the HERALD.

Riot mt Westfeld-Stnte Constables Attacked
by MOb-One MINI Killed.
SPRINGrIBLD, oct. 10. 1857,
10 O'Clock P. n.
serious riot caused by popular opposition State
constaoulary, occurred last night at westneld, ten
miles from this city. -Four constables led by Deputy
Samuel Chaplin, Of Springfield, made q descent about
midnight q faro bank, and captured eight gam
blers and all their implements. crowd soon
gathered, and was increased to i've hundred
people by ringing of fire bells Tho building
was bombarded with brckbats, md the appearance
OF the officers with their prisoners all kinds OF
missiles were hurled at them. Constable Chaplin drew
his pistol and ordered them dsperse but instead Of
doing they yelled like tigers and made rush for
him. using revolvers freely The officer then fred four
times hitting Of the rioters named John H. Brooks,
who died in ten minutes After the firing the crowd
fell back.
The constables did not attempt 70 hold the prisoners
longer and finding that their horses had been stolen,
they walked to this city. Thoy pursued, however.
arrested tho charge Of murder and thrown into
prison
The affair has created intense excitement in WestAed.
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PENNS YLvAN;A.
SPECIAL TELEeaAm TO TINE HERALD.

Thad. Stevens Programme for the Approach.
ing Session Of CsnGress-A General Impeuch-
ment Law and Universal Negro Suffrage the
Main Points.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct Is 1851,
ii O'Clock p. n. !
The morning Post has . special Washington despatch
which says:-"Letten have been received here from
Thaddsus Stevens In which he declares his intention
urge upon Congress- ~ soon it meets in November
two great measures essential to the safety Of the
country The nrst 10 . general impeachment law,
defining offences upon which an ofncsr may bs i'm.
peachsd and expressly declaring that NO olcsr shall
continue to exercise the power Of his ONCE during his
trial. The second law which Mr.. Stevens intends 70
urge viii provide thas under authority Of the cons,itu-
ton and upon the principles Of the Declaration OF
Independence no State shall have power to pro-
hibit citizens OF tho United States whatever
their race color or religion, from voting for President
Congressman. This law will establish impartial suffrage
throughout the Union. Leading republicans affirm that
Mr.. Stevens will be sustained BY Congress-
The Post has also returns from all the legislative dis
trics In the State which give tho following result:
Senate 90 republicans Is democrats House. 81 repub-
licans, 40 democrats.
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THE PRESS TELEGRAM.

Inspection Of the Central Pacific Railroad by
tho Government COmmissiO n crs-FavOrablc
Report OF tho Com missiOners.
SAN Francisco. Oct Is, 1857
The United States Commissioner: have completed the
inspection OF the section Of the Central Pacific Railroad
west OF Cisco They carefully examined the grades.
culvsrts bridges. &c, which they pronounce TO DO
twenty per better constructed than any por
ton Of tho accepted Over this section al
ready miles OF roofing have been completed and
two and half miles Of additional roofing will b built
chs fall After thorough inspection the Commissioners
unanimously recommend the Government TO accept the
road. The Commissioners next commence primary
inspection OF the road two miles east Of Cisco.
From Coburns station running eastward eight
and ons-halr miles and trains laying
tho track at the rate Of mile and half daily. In
thirty days the section vii bs completed The inter-
unadaie section the Summit will not be finished
for transportation purposes until early 10 the spring,
although the company expect to lay tho track before
winter BY August next cars will be running TO Tuckee
river near Crystal Peak while considerable portion OF
the road will Do graded towards Humboldt.
The steamship Golden City arrived this morning from
ruuema
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Consultation Between General Candy ard
Governors Orr and Northeastern Romero
mt CharIeston-A Railroad Track Torn Up
by Ncgroes-A Train Thrown From the
Track and the Cars Robbed.
CHAnLEsTos, s. c., Oct. ID 1867.
General Candy and staff leave here Tomorrow for
Columbia to consult with Governors Orr and Worth
The order for the election for convention will DO
issued upon the return OF the Gen raj
senor Romero, and his wife and daughter are here
awaiting the arrival or the United States steamer Will
derness which Is to convey them 10 Mexico.
It Is reported that party OF negroes tore up the South
Carolina Railroad last night AT Hopkins, near Columbia
robbed.
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GEORG
TorchIiyht Professions Prohibited In savnn-
m "a.

TorchIight Professions Prohibited In s"vnn-
unh.
SAvAsSAH, Ga, Oct Is, 1867.
The republican meeting advertised to meet al four
O'Clock tomorrow, and Tho torchlight procession
Afterwards, is Indefinitely postponed Mayor Anderson
issued the following proclamation prohibiting tcrchight
PROFESSIONS
whereas Ia proper during the present excited state
OF the public mind that prompt asures be taken for the
preservation OF the public peace OF the community and
whereas from information gwen me, a. bayor have
reason apprehend that gatherings and professions at
night In the stree Of would be likely to result
In riot and connagrati,n. do therefore issue this
proclamation, forbiddng such asembagc or process
sion tho other yfarcs after ngtfa
within the limits Of the city without the written permls
sion OF the Mayor; and hereby request all orderly
and we'll disposed aid the authorities in tbs
preservation OF the peace and good order Of the city
EDWARD c. ANDERSON, Mayor OF Savannah.
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no,... ,.,,.d an succeeded in arrestng Mrs. Payne
no u nsnoI - esary dozen and wome
sIa .sson; os ~ sss at the time. Yesterday
morning the prisoners s veaofe ane mass
trats for hearing. Jenny M. .uin.on ~ ~.
counsel 9or he dsfendsnts from which appear. tina.
her character 70 far from being pure. She 'nss
in the scale Of morals she above the ayeras ne'
class and said her primary object in bringing the SOM
plants TO effect ..moral reform" The magistrs@
having but little faith in the rsformatory ideas Of Jenny
at the urgent solicitation Of counsel discharged the
accused parties from custody
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ENGLAND.

Thc Mission 20 Washington and New Minis.
ter-Another Mercantile Failure.
LONDON, Oct. Is, 1867.
Much fault ID found with the selection by the Foreign
Once Of Mr. Edward Tbornton-now Minister at BRAZIL
TO represent Great Britain at Washington, which was
announced last week In the London Times
Tho opinion is generally expressed that none but q
dplomatst Of the highest rank should be sent to the
United States to ill the post occupied by the late SIR
Frederick Bruce.
LONDON, Oct H. The mercantile house Of T. J. Rale
has suspended payment
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OHIO.
SPECIAL TelseaAMs TO THE HERALD.

Tho Election for State Senator In Galiia
County To BE Contest ed-Jncixson Township
Claims the Promised Democratic Banner.
COLUMBUS Ohio Oct. 10, 1857,
O'Clock p. NJ.
Onderdonk. democratic candidate for State Sena-
tor from Gaa county, intends 10 contest the scat
the ground that he was beaten by majority Of ono
hundred negro votes The democratic gain in his favor
was very large.
All tho voters In a township named jackson. 10
Auglazs county, to the number OF four hundred and
nine voted democratc-au increase Of over last
year. They claim the promised democratic banner.
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NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, OCTOBER IA, 1867

run for Sheriff, however, Mcleod or Kiulsy
WI De the candidate for County Clerk Kirby. seems
y working Tor the nomination in the Convention al
though ne should bs honor bound to abide by the
caucus choice OF McLeod 1t Ii also pretty certain that
General =. I. Locke's claims TO nomination for some
Lawrence declines
also said that Isaac Dayton may not accept
me nomination for the Supreme Court Judgeship In
ibis event u will BE- offered TO Ketcham or Adams.
william v. Alexander 70 be the latest choice FOR
the Supervsorshp should Mckinney decide not 70 run.
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CITY POLITICS.

The Caucus or the Radio MI Repubiicnns-rhc
"Siatev ms Amended.
Since the making up Of the radical "slats" a. given
in yesterdays HERALD, has transpred that General
Lawrence may not accept tho nomination for sheriff in
which case Joshua O. Able Fire Commissioner win
ceive nomination. II Abbe accepts then Alexander
Mcleod will have to be Withdrawn a. candidate FOR
County Clerk rs both gentlemen are fron the samo
ward. General Lawrence will be substituted
for the County Cierksnip--a position which no
Ia thought 70 prefer. Should hs consent 70
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
F r o M
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.


GsrIbaldi Names His Successor In. Conn
niaud-The Revolutionists Driven from the
Papai Territory and Disarmed.
FLoREscE Oct. 13-Sunday.
Garibaldi has named hts son, Menott Gensraissimo
Of the revolutionary forces engaged the on
Rene
The reports from the South unfavorabs party
q action They state that tho bands Of invaders have
bsen driven the frontier BY the Papal troops and
have been compelled to give up their to the
tonal forces.
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IRELAND.

Tho FeniRn Alarm Subsiding-R eductIOn Of
the British Naval Guard Force.
DUBLIN, Oct Is. 1867.
The apprehensons Of another Fenian landing caused
by the reports that suspicious vessels had been
lowering Off the shore of Kerry and other portions Of
Che Irish coast. are subs ding.
Tho vessels which have been guarding the South
and Western coasts of the island for time past
will be withdrawn, with the exception Of one
iron-c lada
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-14
MAINE.

Banquet to Successful Amateurs from the
Interstate Regatta.
PORTLAND Me-, Oct H. 1867.
All tho boat clubs OF the city, with the base ball
clubs, united last night grand reception, with
banquet at tho United States Hoel to Messrs Randall
and Williams Of the Una Club their from the
Inter State Regatta at Troy with all the leading gold
medals for single ana double scung The supposltion
that Randall Is professional Is without foundation.
He Is the OF one OF orr leading merchants aud
neither him or Will ms pulled in a race before
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-14
MISSOURI

Challenge from Mike McCoole, the PuGilist,
TO Fight Any Man In America for $4,000.
ST.. LOUIS, Oct. IL, 1867.
Nike McCooIe. the pugilist has teIegraphed to gen.
tleman in New York that he has forwarded, to him
81 900 forfeit money, and challenge fight any man
in America particularly Joe Coburn, for $4,000.
less