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" '"' IN AIDFOf fHk o. ..f"iul I,
Southern 0rphans' Association,
ineo'poratJi ty AZ Lsgi5lat4rec Of V1rgiNtg JdnH-
.t... . grH SOFA 1857, HH
10 be. Given nin Baltimore, June
'' "'HI y" fFtb, 1857! 'iai'f "l IN.
rAsSfTgeeinl'sss ,Ss r.; IS SsTSsSs 8, VII
phhMS1 AsW0cimtiom |..l

l =
| 1NIfE Officers OF the Southern Ofphans' Associa
! ~ ton. fOrthe maintenance and education Of tn
5talS SrbasSs 81 deseassd Southern soldier
c2-operatlon in our Grand Presentation Concert
ot al who desire 70 see Home and School" eaa
seek Its shelter and protection, ... l
US the design OF this Association to erect
LON Hon e ePd soheol Tor the orphans Of the south
pOth male and female, on an extensive sca,e In
the cry OF kiahniOndi Nag ,AsHh intucemenf tt
have the building loeeted there, The CommoE
land IN an elevated and 6SsitSiSI SosatlSS, mi
WI y Increase the quantity Of land II needed, 2
tho above but tue oallF upon the institution have
been SO numerous and pressing, and the struggle
through which t. is now passing 20 widen
the circle Of its charities iis of snch
AN arduous nature, that the mana aRenont
cannot TOP strongly urge upon the hu.
participation il disqualification attempt to slew. Slew.
Satss4 4 ts9ahSsn gge9t numbers t q helpless
throug b whach we haFs just passed. And assur.
ely yihatSySF %9y have been the relative F9lf
not by any possibility, hayo had any agency m
btinging'abOtrt their present ueplofhble and des-
SSS 81 S Ss slbssSis oSsSs f9r NE
ieh opinion Iho Home and schoolY which the
now, more particularly, seek to establish and en-.
dow, Will be OF tncalculable benent by providing
sSd SG ana tadfGuES % 5es's sdSaatcs sSssss sS
qualifying them for iut,frs usefulness TO s3elety
lal m enlistl1g the active Interest and Co opera.
dloh0t ali classes of persons evorywhere, we have
GRAND PREsENT ATIoN AIUsItA L CONCERT
500 900 tickets at me nominal ptice Of 81 each-a
single ticket entitling the purchaser 10 aygift-
sners IN beng one gift TO every ticket The gifts ARD
ADelegant Farm Of s4 acres, improEsdeEith % o.
extensive dwellings ana Outbuildings-l Z "a
making the property valuable 3f'lNl $IdO1D
"A gilt OF SlO Op in gold valued at ,g.tIs i8sO6
II
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PURLIC NOTICR.

THoMAs j. s. SMITH j. A. WALrERs Cy L.
VALL GSDIaHAM GEORGE W. HOUR q. n HAR-
MAN, ADAM SNYDER, SF WoODsUA, ID A HoUK,
GEiaRR, john BRoADRgP, DENNIS DRYER, SAM
URL Maya aud JOHy MoELwER, have associated
to form an ISsuR ANeE JOhPAEY for the purpose
nrst specified In section of the Act 70 regulAte
Insurance companies" passed April is, 1881, and
with the corporate rights and powers coDlerred
by said act and the act of May T. 1852; the prlncl-
pal once OF said company TO be located at Day ton
Montgomery County, ohio. ..iI st.-. iftotl
Dayton. May 1, ls61-dAtW
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Exciting Trotting Race -Faste est

New York, June 7.LTbe second. match
for $1,000, mile heats to wagon, between
Fashion Course to-day. Dexter Won three
straight heats, the two last being splendidly
contested, and the second the fastest ever
made TO wagons. Time 9 80, 2.2I 2.2s-
fastest time TO wagons. Previously III VAS
20, made by Flora Temple and George
Wilkes" 49, iEUllllTf' 49, ny .
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10000 vALUABLEGIFTs
PLAN OF DRAWING.

NH. .
Dnplicate numbers from to 800, 900 are placed in
the highest or nrst gift; the second hhmber when
drawn quit the next highest or second Rift iatn
until tine whole number Is drawn ' '' T''' ~
The distribution will take place after tho ion.
cert wheIe SIX thousand persons can witness H.
committee VIII be chosen from the audience N
take charge of the same. -,.f f. '...,..I '--' -
All agents and purchasers Will be supplied with
correct list Of the awards ms soon as pablishetl
n I'lir- HOW no OBTAIN TICKETS. . .
Orders may be sent to us, enclosing the money
from 81 20 S25 III a registered letter STAMP en-
closed, at our risk. Larger amounts b. Dostofce
order draft or express at the following club rates
tickets to one addfess .........T. a no
~ 900 - HHnI "n4 tf4A!At.l.. ....l.. fEII n \ I'd
20 "...H r a. lo ...r'f .rrJs.,.. le 90
Under and In pursuance OF the provisions OF the
internal revenue law, bis Honor, the Commission,
ar Of Internal Revenue has upon due proor
grantea a permit 70 the Southern o rphans' Asso,
citation To hold its GIFT Concert EXEMPT from All
charges Whethef from special tax or other duty in
respect to such Cir concert.
"3C JAl lr RBFEkTlSCEs.l sdi
General G. T, BEAURE0ARD, New Orleans:
Brig; Cen JkFF THOMPSON New Orleans.
~ Mator General :. y. BUCKNEK New Orleans,
q Major General X. B.TYLER, late U. s. Al =
Major leperal w. Ii. BROWN, late " s. A.; ~.
Y n, bTiEFh Piano Manufacturer. Baltimore;
Colonel GEOHGB p. KANE, Danyille. Va: I7
. Colonel MI ME1JRD Hichmobd va, ~
q Wh A! WRIGHT, Augusta, Ca, .,.i
b. All oTrierS aud e0mmun ica.jons should ba sd-
dressed TO the Central Onlee, 800 = :,
SOUTHERN ORPHAN ASSOCIATION, '''I
T.. o Box 800 10 HOLIDAY Street l|
hay H. lS5'-aeodtJnne 10 l Baltimore, Nd.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF FIVE
VALUABLE TRACTS OF IANn

".
TIE undersigned, Administrator Of the estate
Il OF fBarthOlomeNg Booher deceased viii offer for
sale on Saturday, June ~ 1867, commencing at 10
O'clock forenoon. on the old farm OF Bartholomew
eight sl miles north Of Dayton, on the old Troy
PIKE, and on the ehst side OF the Miami river
EsH draet-Co Containing lga,S acres, lying on the
Miami river, some four miles north of DAYTON in
Harrison township, east OF David Beardshear,s
this Is the bestol bottom lands under coed clIlti
yaton, good brick yelling house frame barn and
other @ 9uthouses are al IN good repair Dbere Is
wen OF water ~ the house and one at the barn
Second 7Fdet-Being the old homestead OF the
late bartholomew BSoheT, decd coRtaining ono
hinHrs . Apd slAty'two and twelve one 'hundIedth
tlon land stsood ard the best and most valuable
81 oPblar timber, the best ip the county, the tim
eer r,will more than pay for the land and ether
farm barn, house ana'ont6uiIdings On thIs tfact:
there Is a good spring OF watofSS this pIAcei1 > I
-7hiyd Iraot-LYlnRjAst east Of the old homo,
ing ninety one and SIXTY ohe nun dredtksf acre
81 60.l00D About One.hGlf Of Tits tT4Iet is ahder
cultivation. the balapee has good timber. some
and hfst-raie good orch ard III Young beerine hsuf
trees, with a Wen Of good water lTTl ~ w
f6urM Iraes+-LyiaS 10 Miami county. ohfo,
about tWo- miles naEth Of the old homestead of
baltqh99lomew I3oRer deceased, AND on the FR-
tlonai ros.d, which u now being piked This tract
'eontains lel salO0 acres, and VIII bo sold IN two
lLreets OF PIX acres each, There ere two good
wells of Water On this pIeba web tit1 ste yOS ioI
either traetj as"od. orthatd On each piece; good
timber land on each piece The land e gosd and
El.rmss! Slis cash IN hand on day Of
sais one third IN oHe and one fhird IN TIVE years
RE cent Interest," andes sessrsd by mertgage on
hdta epopii nor With the win ann eIed
Of BartholeInew B6oheF, deceased. .l''1 7-I-
] BAGaoTT, Attorney. iYf
! n Pys0 dlgw 4 y sttS- -Thss t.iI yif IA
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sHERIFF'S SALE OF a HOUSE AND
TWO IOTS-IN PARTITION ~

..... W " l4CLo--lN . II
John Il. Ludwiek ft al %. John Y. Mohr et ak .
Superior Court. Case No. 5G72. =" " '''
IN pursuance Of an order of sale issued by the
Il Superior Court Of Montgomery county ohio
aud TO me directed will o1er for sale, at bublic
auction, on .... u. ..r.. ..II I -. = ~
SatwdavAk JaHe 8 A.D 1867, al ftoo O'CLOCK Pm. ]
At the door Y the Court House in the city of DIV
ton, ohio, thafollowing described real estate "a
wit; Lots numbered i've hundr, and eighty Isa1)
and Ave hundred and eighty -one bs1) 0I tie ne.
vised numbers of the city OF Dayton Ohio -
These two lots lie together, aud have on one Of
them good two-story frame house-,three rooms
and Kitchen down stairs, and two good rooms M,
stairs, well arranged for small famiIy-,gjtk
other buildings. The two lots have afront oil near
sixty ieet on Roe street, running back about ono
huncred and twenty feet, and within a few doors
of the Court House. ~ = - ''
Seld property has been appraised at two tbou.
sand dollars S2 goo, free Of dover, and cannOt be
sold for than othirds OF the apr yaiue
Terms Of sale-One third cash Onelthfrdi in one
aud one third IN twogears from the day Of sale
the back paymentst 10 bear six per centJinterest
and be secured by mortgage on the premises ~
q; G. IL DAVIDSON, Sheriff Mont CO.. O.
j II. BAGGOTT, Attorney for PIhintin N - 7
". sCHKLHAMER, j, .. BAGsoT'r, Attfys for Def
May 8, 16Gz-dtt ... =. : 7 -
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News byy TeIeEl8f.aph. and Mails.

,Il..f.IrLg 'H
,,,tb o..ooss1N @VSly rpuay' Az SNeW AorKi III
6,.,.,.L ,l..iL l.ii,.sl.I,.. 81
~ ''S an Nreer re-
5dd}in = III ~, = Z 9ttn a'u oop'n
80 -, - a. '1G IN, lhai'U''i'i
w F"s'iS Rs'''' " 'io'' especl''e
"a c,'.h,.,,. s,,,.,,,,, " -. ;.
n 'T.i'1 W n.a ie.u,n no,i's rom ~ as'-
stst ., 9,,nndd,5i ,nd5'I,l 1Yi' ~ ~ sreqP' THs
dalA5bit Il, k,,.,,o.I,,,l ~ ~ ,IS',
tha, ~, ~ - e1-u D,Voq' 'no
u'S ,'aSS,ns rinlns us pocNe.s Is
ssra.S :, - "a ~, - IL ti'e io''u' .., ID
.,.a';t-, a. a. 80, S SSsou'y ioN a.
sa IL 80 y, '.s'l' - neSl
" esipS a isv u az ~ ~
,i - % "" " 'Asss "so my Fissipse'l 3s u
tjtafet .g,a!k ~. ) :, ~ :, - =,
b II 'iNSl ,u1n sR39lnP'eII R3PI p Hp
fs'STtT Gu ho III 1Hlsot Hlso YIpAnu pY,w re-
F, S' i'OiU' o",
""!.1 ~ 'H't S9e sN-ft = eeHea' .l
!, "a ..'i nAn naihen 'H.l ooiilns was murdered at
laIOnss %anosooa' On On "eo''esday' ana
iUDUsS y, NJ y, "a S1ou. Ss,Das STUU S',.. .sS,
ssN-'t '" 0slGess, e'ss4'sp s'SSS AieNl-
StAYf fiSNS iNNSlNcu lOTNhJ LDe pre-
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WOODLAND CEMETERY Notice Is here
w by given that no persons, excepting lot
owners and their families, and those attending
funerals, Will be admitted to Woodland Cemetery
on Sundays. The large number visiting the
grounds on that day, and the complaints Of disor,
derHand injury to flowers and hhrubbery make
this rule necessary, Tickets Of admission will be
intendent at the cato 'I.. I"I5TlE'Tr ~
By order Of tho Trustees .u n'uuf. H.i -H
Jenebld1w n ROB'T w, STEELE, Pres't. ?
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Auftiunffrs.
8asiness Autttes.
itIl .iI - ts.iA
DYSPEPSIA
DoCToR
STRICLAND'S
TONIC.

---- ben Tonic Is a eohcen-
rated preparation of Roots apd Herbs, With
bntiacids aud carminatves TO strengthen
the stomach and nervous system. II is o
certain remedy for Dyspepsia or Indigest
ty OF the Stomach, Flatulency and Debility
II is not alcoholic, therefore partiellarlV
suited for Weak, Nervous, and, ,Dyspept.;
persons. For sale by all Druggists every
where at 81 per bottle. ~.
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4 J..- .r-L-fa.aL 3D.. sId -.s.guol
SALE Of REAL ESTATE BY ORDER


A F7Hs Littie Home FOR Fdmily IA hadison To,ra-
-LsI.4u- - IS Foo. sAtp, -. 20 ..If
nS MONpAf the first day Of July A d. 1867,
" ,At2 o'clOck in the afternoon on the nreuis ses
VIII be sold " the highest bidder, the following
real estate as the property OF Jacob Wltlmann
deceased to- wit; Situate In the County Of Mont.
gomery, and State Of Ohio, being part of Section
~ In Townshipb o, Range 4 cast, &c. bounded by
beginning AT the northeast corner of the southeast
quarter OF said section, and running from thence
VAIN the section line ). degs. X 10 chains TO a
stone; thence 5. 65 degs W. 10 chains to a stone in
the north line OF said quarter section thence with
said north line 50 degs f. 10 chains to the place
sS iadfng SpaT aSR w. aSES 10 BE sold dd
~ d9Egr .. sii09 And eApHpt sell ioT lgss than
TERMs-pnei third Of, the purchase monay 20 bo
paid cash on the day Of sale one-third in one aud
one third In two years thereafseri deferred pAN-
gageon the premises,
-.lp LI.4ilil, .lsBJAOKsoN MeSRLbY,
deceased 'i.i' .HI ~ II f'T''''
ADAM ShAE Any ul JuneG ls57 WITS.
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THE BASIS OF REPUBLICAN,
.,,., .. GOVERNMENT, =. 7Id

- ResqlUsi, That the several States com posing the
Uniteu States, are not uhited on the pffhcipls OF
unlimited submission to their General Govern =
tltle OF constitution Of the United states and %
amendments thereto, they constituted q General
uovefn acre 0f special purposes Ia eieka ated to
that GOyernment certain definite powers, resbrv-'
ny eaSh state tQ taelfs the residparyi mass of
right to their SELF government; and that when
ever the General Government assumes undele RA5
tsd poNer rs acts are unauthoritative, void, and
Or no force That TO this compact each State ac-
ccued rs STATE, and is an integral party, its co.
states forming, as 10 itself the other party that
the Government created by this compact " as not
made the exclusive or nnaI Judge OF the extent of
t'le sS'Vefs deiegsted 70 itself Since that would
have made lts discretion, and not tine Constitution,
the measure OF It's powers but that, as In all
other cases Of CQMPkOT AMoHa, WRRs HAVING
no COMMON JUDGE, EACH PARTY HAS AN ROYAL
klGHr roJUDGE FOR iTsKLR, As WELL or IRFRAc-
TIONs AS OF THE hODE ANDMEAsURR OF REDRESS
IAe ttssrReatliohy RSsebafieA loS I79s
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THIS popular House has recently been re mod
Il eled and thoroughly RENTED and renovated
and is now opened TO the public under new aus
pices. IL is conveniently located 20 the business
portion OF the city, and Is near the railroad depot
No pains will be spared 10 make IL the frst-eiAss
house Of Hamilton Omnibusses run TO and from
all trains. Good stablng on the premises. ja17dtf
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( CURE DIR. StricLIand's
PrGns. II PILE REMEDY

Has cured thousands of the, worst cases of
Blind and Bleeding Piles. 1t gives imme-
date relief, and effects permanaht cure
Try It directly. 1t is warranted TO cure.
For sale by all Druggists at so cts. per
bottle. nfi.f '
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OARDS AND BILL HEADS ~
eatlyprinted at the EMPIRE tJLs q.
e.I 't ..t steamlJob Reom
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is warranted to be the only. preparation
known Co cure Coughs, Colds, AlIeaFseiiess
Asthma, Whooping Cough, Chronic Cough
Consumption, Bronchitis and Group. b. 4
healing, softening, and expectoFating, an
particularly suitable for all atfectiotis 9th
Throat and Lungs. For sale by Dr1ggistS
everywhere. T...is.. 5,a... .da. slIi ian3
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-06-07

A sisrER Of Beranger, the poet. still
lives. She is a nun in the convent des
Oiseaux, at Paris, and is lol years old,
but 10 good health.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-06-07

The Lake Bigler turnpike is r~e-opsned.
Tho land slide Of last January injured
the grade somewhat, but all damages
have been repaired and the road is said
TO be i n capital order for travel.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-06-07

TIE ~thirty-sixth thousand Of worces.
ter's dictionary is now in the hands OF
the binder.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-06-07

WITH the close Of the present year ex-
pire all German copyrights whose term
has been extended by special privilege.
This will set free the writings Of Goethe,
Schiller, Wielsnd, Herder, Korner, Bur-
ger, Jean Paul Richter, and others I; and
cheap reprints Of many are already an
nounced at Berlin.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-06-07
Philadelphia Boot Maker,

@. STOCKLE,
WoULD RESPECTFULLY IN.-A~
w form the citizens Of Gold Hill, and
vicinity. that he continues to manufae.v
ture the very best CalfSkin BsSts -
In Gold Hill, ~ many Of those who have tried
them are willing to testify to. The material out
Of which his Boots are madsis Of the very best
made In the world; and the long time which bis
boots are worn, 10 . sufficient guarantee Of the
truth herein asserted.
Repairing In all Its different branches,
promptly attsndedto.
I'D, sssy.ntting, and . durable Beet.
Cole HUI, Nay 10. lesI. NJ
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-06-07
Atrx.yprR DuNAs' las. publicatio

ALEXANDER DUMAS last publication is
of himself photographed on the same
card with Adah lsaacs Menken Heenau.
There are several different poses Of this
strangely assorted couple; poor old
Alexander sitting with A. |. VI. on his
knee, he in his shirt sleeves, sitting with
Adah, her arm about his neck, etc. The
expression is the same in all, that Of Du-
mas being something between that OF
a superanusted satyr and tho amiable
stage father; that Of the Menken sham
flial fondness and real stage triumph.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-12
BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.

WASHINGTON, Nov ia large number of
sporting men, white and black, belonging to
Washington and other cities, left here between
and o'clock this morning in conveyances
publicly advertised, to witness two separate
prize fights at Fort Albany, Virginia, which is
about two miles from Washington.
The white pugilists were Bolster and
Mclaughlin, and the blacks were Sorrell and
parties excited the most interest, as it was to
be the first of the kind between colOred men.
The crowd at Fort Albany were first disap-
pointed at not witnessing q contest between the
two white men, as the fight was declared "of,"
in consequence of the illness of Mclaughlin
and the stakes were accordingly awarded to
Bolster, who was on the ground.
SoTrel,On OF the colored pugilists, then went
into the ring, but Bowie was not forthcoming
1t was reported that the latter would not
appear, having been badly trained, and fearing
foul play. At this point the company was
startled by the cries of "POlice r. and "The
military are coming !" And then a stampede
commenced, but too late for all the spectators
to escape from the military, who formed
Gordon around the fort, and, with fixed bayO-
nets and pistols, threatened death to every one
who attempted to break through the lines. The
number captured was about two hundred per-
sons. The troops were Company F, of the 4th
Artillery, who had been lying in the woods
since daylight. The Sheriff of Alexandria
county was also present with a police force
from Alexandria county. 1t is said the seizure
was made by direction of General Schofeld,
who has declared that no more prize-6ghts
will be permitted within his jurisdiction.
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Philadelphia Trade Report.

TUESDAY, Nov 12.-The Flour market ts O.
shade firmer and the demand for home con-
sumption is rather more active, but for ship
ment there is very little inquiry. Sales of zoo
barrels, including 100 barrels choice supernne
at 1916; $50 barrels City Mills do. at $9I2f; 100
barrels Northwestern extra family at Sl075; 200
barrels Ohio do do, at sll75@l2; and fancy at
$l8@l4, according TO quality. Rye Flour may
be quoted at sS 5O@9. Nothing doing In Corn
Meal.
The movements in the Wheat market are OF
admitted character, but prices are unchanged
Sales of llOO bushels common and choice South,
ern and Pennsylvania red at S2'2092 40. Rye ig
steady, with sales of Pennsylvania at 81 65Q9160.
Corn is quiet at former rates. Sales OF yellow
at $l'38; and Western mixed at Sl'35@l'36. Oats
are in good request and scarce sales Of 1000
bushels Southern and Pennsylvania at B6@76
cents No transactions were reported In either
Barley or Malt. ltI-l.
Seeds-Cloverseed sells at Sc 2597 90 p 81 lbs;
seed at S245@250 u
Bark is wanted at $5I o ton for No. Quer-
citron. .l.o,lrOf
Whisky-Noihing doing.
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THE COLE,HISCOCK HOMICIDE.
POstpOnement OF the Case-AmdavIts.

ALBANY, Nov. 1.-This morning the Novem-
beI term OF the Court of OSer and Terminer for
the county OF Albany opened In this city, JUS
tice Rufus W. Peckham presiding. After
Justices charge to the Grand Jury having been
disposed of, District Attorney Henry Smith
called up the case of George W. Cole, charged
with the homicide of L.. Harris Hiscock,
on the 4th day of June last, at Stanwix Hall.
The notorlety attending the alleged incidents
of this tragedy had awakened feelings OF the
deepest interest among large class of people,
not alone IN this city but throughout the State,
and, as o consequence, the allusioD to the case
this morning brought the legal profession to
their feet, who Wed each with the other and
with O large audience outside the rails, to catch
every word that fell from the lips OF the prose
cntor, and every sentence uttered in behalf of
the prisoner.
Mr.. Cole was in court, attended by his brother,
Senator Cole, of California, while James T..
Brady, of New York, and Judge Amasa j. Par
ker, who have recently been added to William
j. Hadley, of Albany, as the prisoners counsel,
occupied seats within his close proximity.
III answer 10 the District Attorney, Mr. Had
ley arose, and submitted a statement of George
". Cole, the prisoner, when it vas assumed that
the presence of two material witnesses, Mrs.
Elizabeth Anderson, wife of Yale Anderson, of
Syracuse, and Mrs. z. Cuyler wife of John L.
Ouyler, OF Chicago, the latter a niece of Mrs
Cole, both LADIES suffering from sickness aud
consequently unable to travel, were essentially
necessary as witnesses in the case, aud through
his counsel prayed for postponement.
The other afiidavlts IN the case were those of
Mrs. E. CuYler, representing the nature OF her
sickness, together with the affidavits of her
husband, John H. Cuyler, and that of her physi-
clan, william II. HOyt.
Justice Peckham desired the District Attorney
to carefully examine the matter, and state his
objections, if he had any, against granting the
request OF the prisoners counsel.
Upon complying the District Attorney did not
make any torcIble objections, nor did he Vlgor.
oLsly apply these stated, admitting that the alii-
davits were in due form.
To this Justice Peckham replied that unless
the statements of the affidavits were open to
suspicion he would grant the request, which he
ultimately did.
Upon this decision being rendered the court
room was instantly cleared of the many eager
faces that had peered from every available spot,
and the prisoner was again speeded TO his lonely
home on Maiden lane.-N. Y Herald.
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FROM BALTIMORE TODAY
DOingS OF the DOmOcrNts-sevsre Storm
Colonel BeIgsr-The COIOred People
Snubbsd, Etc.

DOinRG OF the DemOcrRts-severe Storm
Colonel BeIgsr-The COIOred People
Snubbsd, Etc.
ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE EVENING TELEGRAPH.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 12-Mayor Banks has sent
another message to the City Councils regarding
the late Chapman administration, and the
Councils have passed resolutions suspending
further payments on contracts for building the
new city hall, all of which, amounting to nearly
million and half of dollars, had been given
to Union men. A proposition was also offered
to take up the cornerstone of the said hall,
recently laid, and obliterate all traces of the
Chapman administration, and have it laid over
again, immortalizug the present Democratic
rulers and their Rebel allies. Also another
proposition to alter the name of Lake Chap
man, near Druid Hill Park, to some other
appellatiOn. The chief object is to undo what
has been done, and begin anew. There were
some two hundred men employed in different
ways on the new city hall, all of whom are
thrown out of work.
The severest thunderstorm occurred here last
evening, between and O'Clock, that we have
had for many years. The lightning struck two
churches and some other buildings There was
heavy rain and some hail.
Colonel Belger, who has been reinstated by
the President to his former pOsitiOn in the