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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-06

IT, II Van Dyck, esq Assistant Treasurer. and under
directions from the Secretary Of the Treasury gives
notice that the Compound Interest Notes bearing
date June TO- 1854 and payable three years after date
viii now be- received at his Office tor redemption
Interest on the notes will cease their maturity
and holders viii be paid in the order Of presentation
after verihcation OF the amount claimed % be due
The notes must be put MP in packages OF one hundred
each denomination separately.
Call loans are active az per cent for new business
and loans 70 favOrite borrowers have been marked mp
% this rate IN the majority Of eases. Commercial
paper sells at per cent for best Tor the second grade
the ouotation il 7idsi and high 10 per cent Tor
quite a selection OF bills
The general trade of the city Is dal and unsatisiac
tory The break down in -four gram butter anu
cheese ia quite serious. and farmers may now begin
10 see that the crops OF 1861 produced with very dear
labor will probably 90 TO market NJ low and unproht-
able prices wholly reversing their experience IN te
earlier part OF the Rebellion. when produce cheaply
grown was marketed az very high rates Ihefe Is
no cause 10 lament tins natural course OF events nnt
every reason why there should be united eiiort 10
stimulate il until normal values are reached ana the
industry OF the country Reinforced by the rnrther
conversion OF speculatOrs oilers and Useless nuie'
men into producers Of food and aborers IN mechanic
arts.
Lending drawers quote sterling M ~ Jay A'
llOtellet. We quote London, " days lO'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-06

10 os Kd1oF Of IL Urban
Sin: have IN ny possession soldiers diary
picked up sanday during the battle Of Chanceiors
v8ie. the Eys ford turnpike road and not from
tine Chancellor House on the inside OF the cover Ia
written Of Columbus CY, Battery II, lst Reg
tnent, Ohio Light Artillery The diary IS fl. the last
0f Feceying letters from sister Hattie The diary Is
vel written and Despeaas mind OF no common culture
~ cHf De ATTAINED by addressing the subscriber Cum
bertrand FAiiav Pa Ohio papers please copy.
ALEERI SMITH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-06
pHTLApFIpHIA CarTLF MARKET.

TrvF 4-TLe supply Of beef cattle this week was SMALL
Amounting I'D on head. al Or which sold l nom
-sis mr. 100 fair good. and from SD so 81 for
prime 10 extra This ndvunre previous prices
SIlEEpro demand for sheep continues good. ana 80
head were disposed az 30 tr0m OGSc per ? gross Tor
clipped sheep
HoC.-Ihere was slight decline n tho price OF hogs
lie aes amounted 20 20 head. &c prices ranging nom
81 $50 Too 10 uCt. Is to Qaaltf.
COuse-rho sales ul COWS amounted 20 20 Ac..i -
former prices ~pungcl selling M lrum 50 1elo and 60"
ana calf az s60ass0 each. as % qualify.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-06
BOsTON ~ sTOCK MARKET.
BRIGHTON. CAMBRIDGE AND MEDFoRD.


Beef-Per 100 on total weight OF hide. tsliow and
meat extra SIS. first quality. sl5 c3 81 second quality
sls 1O0sIa % third quality, 4ls .ls
tr0rssug 0re5i-ss0 1SC: handy steers. sl1o 1s1 OK
much according "a their Vaue for beef.
Cssrs and TOp1g CGtreSEar quality, 0Gsoi extra.
es5Es SIS: farrUW~ and dry. So $50
SAcrD-Per n. live weight, Ie9c extra st4stc-'
per head IA lots. Sids7.
Fat HOgs-Pcr %, "A &C., i've weight 14oes L4@A-rT
Snriug PIGS. i1Df5c.
Te9l Caires-ss 50GS9 20. in lots.
Hidcs-Rrghton. ssdI1c = Do country lots 9Ssie
car SklRs-181e-c.
Taisom-Brighion saslc. 2 %; country lots, case.
LGBbs-5oc. shorn- IS
Hc0l-S2 25HS2 IS.
Isl AIKs-If tho old adage that Revolutions never
90 backward was literally and everywhere appi.-
cable what would become 81 the beef eaters one oi
lar week avanee in cattle vGgd raise beef beyond
the reach az the common people At Cambridge, where
there were abOut cattle, thought that the advance
in prices would not equal 81 hundred. Mr. Geo "
for sc - o. One pair and another pair Tor lac,
Thought 10 not than lc. higher than the week
before Mr. Bltcheder. Who sold oxen Tor llfc- = ~,
Thought he might have sold some Of he lor lssc ASS
week There were some extra oxen at CaLllruee- NJ
Campbell had fr0n Canada ~ superior quantity, ana Mf.
j ID sanborn oi NcwHamnshire had two good CIR loads.
avn. az unict sold NJ ldc There no western
light. only about go Western, - grand 0oa cdtie tl
CuuuecrCur. Maine. and few STATE cattle Inc
Western cattle very good. ana nearly on suG at l1
ICE & % quite q number OF rle best lois az tne lltter
prcr Tho whole number ar market Is so sillaL tlat 10
butchers appear 20 buy with TIDE belief thar tlel s %
able I'd uut un prices dead meat % corrcsp0n WIKI s
advance on rLe 1--we stock. There were hardly enough
sheen ON sale Oh decide e marriott enc bulk were on coi-
MISSION but great change. Veal I44Ge qle-' F'iA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-06
prrrTpTs - pR0DTrv.

I-vr 5-ae55 bills Flour. 30 bb.s WHISKY, 70 sloki
isb corn u lsI busa OATS 8EU-5 bush. Peas, 90 pKgs
Ashes 81 nkgs. Beef. SD b1S fork, I-0 pas llIl ~
kegs. Lar IsIl bOls Petroleum l1 pEea batie4 S''
nbrs .lree-.. LIZ unLs 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-06

A meeting Of citizens interested in the physical,
mental. and advancement and elevation OF the
youth OF Brooklyn, held Tuesday evening June A.
in the Vesry room OF the Clinton Cong Church. the
pastor the Rev Budington presiding The object Of
the meeting 20 raise funds 10 "a building
commedate the pupils Of the Adeiph Academy There
was quite large audience and addresses were made By
the Rev. Drs Buddington. Cuyler MOORE Thran and
with 70 ihe necessary buildings lots a the inter
section Of Lalayette-aVe and Hast Twenty thousand
dollars OF this amount Is 10 be raised mortgage
remainder By subscription. Mr. Thomas Vernon who
had appointed committee % subscriptions.
reported that be had his list about $1,000 afterward
le increased the figures 20 $4,000 The meeting assured
the speedy and successful establishment OF hrsf class
literary institution IN what W. o. necessity the
central part Of Brooklyn. hefo0Wng letters were
ceved and read.
Wegrrr THOMAS VErS0v CHAELEs PRtTT aad b. WrusTEH
GENTLEMEN have reei invitation psessnt
eresfs II Adsphi ACADEMY Atsehee the sfr
prevent my caI1yl1aoc VISA request allna
seoure cnd0vneut with buildings. appstna
roung INSTITUTION Ehh has afeadr pFovea ~ ntsTfisng
49, ~ sirrrVtt and should BE- a. nrfe of ~ sf-
Prery neetorhoo founded ,hus uaash
with Jealous uat a. ao1elus etfsor iregn part
n much Diseased uL lie
% DhaSca
eua 10 hand sound learning thai thas mrd Ina neal
.isplue1 ile
uurh ~ oaf sfua ana puncsrird zbor
vcrJ iTui1 youTa hEshf "AHD bEEcHEA
0FFrcE THn TaiBrsr
hEE.l OAK, Juae 2. 1907. )
fr~rtEury Constitution Al
aua must che duties tina daVaved urou That C1nreu
Gle i1 70 Albany ulst he there. be
phva training grou1l success
" the A4slpAa Ac-oei.I' tosI- hoRAcA aRGEL<L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-06

Since Jan. 1-.s7I.IO03sI s9s.i5lfi3 sai-5sl'I4
The gross earnings Of the Union Pacific Railway
Eastern division. for the month OF May, were
sif5000. an increase over April Of s42.0oo.
The Cincinnati Commercial Saturday evening" says;
The movements ~ money were little more active 20
dav though Do change wrought ln me tone inu
farnr of Tie market There lnucAtlDAs OF an
outflow az currency the country ia purchases OF WOOL
nm a. vet the balances bankers have lot Dccl oi-
i-i III changed IL all they would pruDaby 90 Ioalu 20
have increased Checkng was gencfay Ae4Nyr ~ par
FOR pavment This pruduced Dll Attle ulnIA,'
f r fhr actual aggregate amount uf currency lOu-h
IN places greater or 81 IN tne NATIONAL BANKS TO
the credit 0f the Government
The return from the Bank Of England for the week
ending Nav - gives the following results when
cornpnred with the previous week;
The Rest tallss6l increase &1'll5
psihIe deposfs .-... s.53s,3f Increase -lulo.3.2
flrsrr fe3insit,-.-.- I-.l8s.s12 Decrease S-l.oL
ON rhe OF hcr side 81 The arr0uur:
Governments s-auIIJcs. - Il-sotJii No chanGe.
f)rer securities. l9.l-1.1-2 Decrease &llll5l
Tirr amount ~ notes In circulation > Allltap 11lhE
dereaaa OF at315s. and the stock Ol bullion I'D Do ~
Darfucnts ID slg4 a-. showing a increase OF @aIs'sl
when COMPARED with the preceding return
The following Is the official return OK the checks
and bills cleared at the Bankers Clearing House.
London for the week ending " ednesoay. May -.
-rl,rr-.i-v..e go T5ze0 Tuesday. Gs.f5i.oo
aFrfduv.. ........ u513.p3 "Wednesday o2ssrso
-afuTiaT.-...-. u6-5.oc0 "
Monday -...-. T5500o1 Total. -----. ~. lss.Jlo
III ta previous week the total tC317lo0l. there
naviu- been O. settlement !n the stock Lxcnansc.
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NORM AuEmcaS FiHE lNsrnAgrE CoyraSr
30. Ill Hraaislr. NEv-loEE May =. llaL
4 T THE ANNUAL ELECTION Tor DlhESl-
y oRs o. tle NORTH AAARllA AZ lias lASI G ,G
PANY hei a. thr oe Of me topanF o. AoADA l-e tAi@'
ae a.ing ssa'snea W. aaa5,oasr eseei' r..,,,
Josiah Lane willis Blackstone, salaeT bloeSs,
RieHsr. NJ 8latehiosi loshua y HeHT, li.srE ras-l
Tlonas W Gale JOIN Agca.arlo's, Eirsrl II q ITEa1a.
UarI,I z Fe-rfrr Oliver s. Carter ilflrr o. hce
Ch.r-, William. 0Hrer H. shepard Boaari W. Bisscker
noasy ea' r W. BrecEes, Fiee-4sea' and fraHs
r b. IT. o Si'''' r. IT, c.RTEG sssEs..rZ.
oryrcE OF rHH HrD.cx RIVER Rarrnasp coyrAsr
No 20 MEsT llrgrfHrn.sr Nsf-lpiA 2f ~. - -
T'HE ANNUAL MEETING or rhe SUN
4 HOLDERS oftbe HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD ccMPAaf 90
o THIRTEEN uiHkCIoE. o lae snsurs Lea wy q
eT.Tork Ctr % MONDAY Jane 10. @ Polls u he op-u mon =
the Che asoeio laa HeeessalT 10 reeeTs Tie votes
Tie Tran. Iess, si = o.el ea ooo.k o. l' ''A
DAY Of Ma, uH. o'clock + IN on tas Nd .sl y Jsre
AUGUSTUS s-HELL, ser-s--- -
Uvtrrp sr,ry. rsxs.rrsY Juns ? 1901
SCHEDULES of Ci0) THIRTY or more ~
- COUPONS ia June Is m no., hs I,ssTea ,e % !. -
CovrrnorLEn's OFFICE SasHrILLE, june J 1877
TT1HE INTEREST on the debt or tne ctase OF
Foarsl SsiioEll BaHE Cil u Ns,'. ..
P50rIEs FlRE issURASoE cosrAxT-}
TLFCTION.-The ANNUAL ELECTION for
Il DIRECTORS Of IRE PEOPLES FlaA lNsIAAsSs Aufset
m be- aod 20 30 go canal IlAsbl4 lie "a
Gay Of June i''' pEEb Y PRICE secrsis.y.-
sTlTE ~ IIIISoTs TEzas-Rsl.s oEFcE,f
SFHINsFiEl.D. mas p, 40. ,
THE INTEREST which viii become due on
The MONDAY Of Juy upon STOCK OF iiih 'tAAs
ILLINOIS. Wi be e Ercha2ee NAiona --f
IN New ihe lst 81 ils .ei snc y -'
A. H. 1867 GEO ~. SMITH, state lfsaslr.E.
HUDSON COUNTY q. j. BONDS,
Ii JERsEY CITY BONDS
WANTED BY
gEO a. DUNBAR 81 = WALi-1I-s
DEALER is TOWN BONDS AND AlaNA-A-AAl'5e9
SECURITIES
NOTIgE-The Stockholders OI the Nil
~ WAUKEG AND ST PAUL RAILWAY CoAfAAt va -ol 80 -
meeting sur Of urecios and q tfan
lasue,s tA mas ursnar h-o1e % e tnlq
Nssrkra June 20 ln or The Transfer D"os VI
T. sn rl-uprntd June q $50
49, oraes ID The DiresisIs ALnA- NJ mi -
NOVICF-The Stockholders Of the MIL
~ WATKER AID PRAIRIE DU GtiIkN RAILWAY tJ'HAsi,
iher ANIMAL meeting a the Choice p uie's y. r.sSs
other nay properly before tsa ~
Oacr Milwaukee june 49, 1857 80 y ociock pa
viii DO closed June = ana refea ~
BY order Of the Directors ABA. VI .-4i.ll- -
CELMA CITY, Nd. BONDS.--Iioltlcrs OF pass
y iue coupons ul please d-rast che WITH @ a-l it'' ~
'N''5' Il. ANY ! Co. Ne :. asssaa't
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Iu tlr previous week the total was tti ltu' tAele
naviu- been % settlement n the stock LNelAnse.
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CONVENIENT DEPARTMENT.
30 F = r-nnfu rgTuf |ff 4

GOvFuyrfTNT DEPARTMENT.
Z Gs 1851 Coup u IS 30 Coup ~ 30 Oou %
fOoa8 II2s small f01l. 9.00J--------I05l
T. r o. $40 Cp '65 &5Jl0.-------lustI
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ADELPHr AcADEMY

COURT SF COMMON PLEAs-PkET L-Adiourned without
PAEr ll--Ali ourHeG to Mondaf 1eEl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-06

UNITED STATS COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-JuyE O.
Before Commits 8uar IsIrTs.
AILEGED ATTE3IVr To BRIuE AS INTERNAL IFY IL
NUE. OFFICTE.
rntel ~tafrs a-. stem
The defendant is charged with attempt 20 bride
q keeper Tie bonded WareAOust ll tle seventh COec
non District allow certain whisky under nIs f0 be
removed place designated hr defendant; defendant
20 give him 1900 0t 10 successful transfer The
defense admitted the 0icr being made bat SAID %
done iu Joke merely 10 trv the Keeper
The evidence showed that lie defendant Offered thc
keeper 5000 lac would lu tnc KEYS auu awnT.
Defendant committed ~ await the action az tne
Grand jury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-06

y LIZ
justices LEONARD, BARNARD, and CLIliltE.
TIE LIABILITIES on TRUSTEES OF CORPORATIONS.
Henri Lantcgt asr samuel Gilbert
ON the 18th day or january lS5b, " the sIlcXlan
Marble and Iron PIPE Company, Incorporated under
ACT Authorize the Formation al Corporations ur Man
ufacturing Mining. Mechanical Chemical purposes
business being conducted ia the city OF New
York George Lambert and the respondent were Two OF
the original perpetrators and trustees George Lambert
being the President OF ule COMPANY lie PAID various
t. ~ ..l 81. e--s' ~ t-s ts-ei,- 80, 49,
cued between the first Gay % May. 1900 and the twenty
fffh dav of January 1877 Ho assigned ms claim 10 Tie
appellant the twenty seventh day Of september 1852
VINO commenced action against said corporation
covered against the 2h OF October 1872 for 81 30 90
~ tine Cgfv and Count of Ney-Y0rI on sad dav ana
wear. and returned 10 personal on real property" On
ron AGAINST tie respondent as trustee for not making
publishing on Hing the annual report &C.
The duty Of filing such annual report ls deVOvcd
the President and Secretary the Company, and
nessee and though NOT removed from his position never
took any further part business OF the Company
peal the Court affirmed the Judgment apparently on the
ground that the plaintiffs nssignor being pat deiiclo
cannot recover on the penalty
T. Byrnes, FOR plaintiff appellant, Van Antwerp d
CIRcUT.-Before Mr.. Justice SUTHERLAND.
Cfrus Marvel est HgrlT HoliEcse
The Defending sent the following letter 20 the
plaintiff
Dear s nsiess assignment The oussu1th Hssst
patent Ne y 81 io@ Jol tor your Signature ioa Val s
REQUIRED . s5 @ s'hnp and aile Wines 70 your .saals "
consideration 81 h bereF ind nrss
susaaa aoi o before ne e1a Of nsrt
oil 70 10 H0LDHHoE.
Tho plaintiff executed the assignment within three
days. ana the h ofJanuary $780, not having received
Z re-assignmeEt demanded his 81 900.
This not paid but the defendant offered then 70
reassign the share or interest IN the patent u IL
oended on his behalf that time Tor the consignment
fixed by the letter which constituted the agreement
between the parties, and at therefore he cOnd az any
time make such sElnDcnt. unless requested 70 40
by ne plhRun, which. II IS conceded WonG Limit TIE
time 10 the date OF the request
BY the plaintiff u cOEtended that thefair meaning
OF the agreement that lie should reassn the interest
OF pay the " 900 within tho year. and the Court IN
cuned 70 the same opinion but being in doubt d-
reoted verdict f0r the plaintiff and directed the ex-
Seplions % be heard In tho first instance az General
Term.
m Mr Washburn and Calvert & Wright for plaintiff M
Iait aud Ar. Law loE defendant
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-23
IN ST. LOUIS,
Important Lawsuit Kansas Demo-
= cratic nventi0n-Gefman Con.
-vention az Topeka. ssolil

ST.. LOUIS, Sept, 22-Wm H.
Pritchard. of this city. has brought, a
suit in the Circuit Court against Bar
ton cable. U1SD lIpternal Revenue
Collector, for the recovery of certain
sums obtained by the latter by the
seizure and distraipt sof the formers
goods under the income tax law. The
plaintiff claims said laws are uncon-
stitptional and designs to test the
matter before the courts. tdsb ; e...,.,
The Democracy of Kansas held a
convention at Ieavenworth last week,
)adopteda pIatf0fmAan nd made Dprepa-
rations for meeting the Radicals. on
the stump and prosecuting d asvigorous
campaign against negro suffrage. as;s
zI It is claimed that the Republican
party are much split on questions Of
female snfffage, temperance and Sum
sflav fawssExd} s13fTfJ niEfrHt
THE Germans will hold conveinl-
ton at Topeka, on the 18th, TO con
slider the latter question ~ and the
State Temperance Society viii meet
at Lawrence, this week, for the al
legged purpose of locking after the
Germans 'r9a FlieH Hgi'nt - - 80
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-23
fCALIFORNIAse. e.
Return OF Schooner Milton Badger
Governor Haight Declines. Being q
Candidate for U. s. Senator.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 20.-The
<sehoener a. Aten Badger hassreturned
from Brooks Island, and is at anchor
off the island, accompanied by the
u nited 1Statesa Ship LacEawanna,
which was on an exploring 'expedi-
ton. The Badger anchored three
fpurthsref q mile from the shore and
'discharged1 her cargo. She safely
left on the Island Capt. Burdett and
eight men .in The Island is in latitude
2S.13, north logitnde. and III degrees
west of the course taken by steamers
in the, China liness,Nessels., can an
chof about four miles off the Island
in about eight fathoms of water. The
Island will be used as depot for these
steamers. The, Badger took the first
installment of supplies
The steamer rSurbuck lies iu the
surf, where she stranded with rock
through her bottom, but she has
some, hopes of getting off. q
- Several more arrivals from. the At
laska cod fisheries, with their casks
very very igsgd ] report good fishing s in
Three ocean steamships steamed to-
day for the Paei6e. leoastS ports with
= Haieht, Gosernor elect, positively
declines being candidate for Senaz.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-23
NEW YORK.
'Colored League Neeting-Prepara-
! tiOns for q State Convention
Grand Lodge of Odd Felf0Ws-Lep.
rosy on the Sandwich Isles. xw

= New YORK, Sept. 21,-A special
from San Francisco says the French
and English Ministers to the Sand
wich Islands cavil with the United
States, and the charge of advantage
is sure TO accrue to the United States.
The leprosy is making serious havoc
among the natives. The victims are
numbered by hundreds. a separate
tract of land is devoted to the sole
use of committee OF lepers. Only
one foreigner, German, was at
tackled.
NEW YORK, September 21.-The
Colored League of this city and Ex-
ecutive Committee of various colored
organizations In this State, are
making preparations for State Con-
vention in Syracuse, next month, with
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-23
CALIFORNIA.


SAN FRANCISCO, September 22.-
Returns of the late election from all
but one county show majority for
Haight over Gorham and Fay of
1921 in the total vote, which is about
$1,000 The full official account may
increase Haight's majority 1000 and
the total vote to 81, 900, which is over
5000 less than the total vote at the
last general election. Hight's vote
will be about 5000 more than Nc
Clellan's; Gorham and Fay's about
20,000 less than Lincoln's.
Jones, the Union candidate for
Lieutenant Governor, leads Gorham
in thirty -four counties $500.
The returns of the Congressional
vote show a. majority for sAxtell
Oemocrat) in the First District. of
4.30G; Highly, Second District, 1,031 !;
johnson democrat, Third District,
1,017 - Z ~ IS, = .sa5es u +
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 21.-Adviees
from Arizona to the 7th state that the
Legislature met at Prescott on the
4th and organized on the 9th. They
will ask to have the Territory made
District. and will, call for Military
District and a larger force OF. troops
They may recommend volunteer ors
ganization. ss, ,
Two hundred Arrapahoes aud
Apaehes arrived at Camp Grant, pro-
Tossing desire for peace. g
The mail carriers are greatly inter-
rupted oy Indians. Z eseg
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-23

p Sr., 1oUIs, Sept. 2i.-Omaha dis
patches say that the telegranis from
the. Indian Conference annbunce
the declaration of peace, with the
Brute and Agalalla, bands of Sioux
Senator Henderson aud Gen. Shera
man made speeches, The latter said !:
I" If you don't leave the roads alone
/ will kill you, and L will give you
neither powder nor ball till you make
peace ) Pawnee Killer, chief of the
Cheyennes, left the counciliin disgust.
The council will meet again at North
Platte, on the first sef November.
Ammunition will be divided among
the peaceful tribes.a 5gAsAa4s sa4 asstss.
- The Montana Post says the Seven
teenth Regiment of volunteers re-
turned to Camp Meagre, having faffed'
to overtake the Yellowstone Indi-
ans.sA They start again on the 9th,
oman expedition against the Crows,
'onthe Sweetwater. There is no doubt
of the hostility of the Grows, as they
are continually committing depreda-
tions. Great fears are entertained
for the safety Of party of emigrants
on the road from Fort Smith to Virs-
ginia City, as they have not been heard
from for a, long time. - ~
The Indians have notified contract
ors on the Kansas Pacific Railway,
that the road shall not be built be-
.yond Fort Hays, and threaten that
they will make warto the knife. Great
excitement prevails along the route,
and laborers are leaving Colonel
Shoemaker is at the end Of the track,
rallying the men, sas ssssaa
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-23
SAVANNAH.


; SAVANNAH. Ga, Sept. 20.-Col. e.
Bucks, overseer of Mr.. Landcaster, of
Camp Pickens, had difficulty with a
negro working on the place, which
resulted in the shooting of the negro
in the thigh. The next day Sunday
two armed negroes went to the house
to demand satisfaction of Mr.. Land
caster. Several shots were exchanged.
One negro was killed and the other
wounded Mr.. Landcaster was badly
wounded and had his. horse killed.
He and Mr.. Nugazer left on Monday
for ST. Mary's. An armed band of
thirty negroes seized them. Nugazer
escaped by swimming the river.
Landcaster was left in the hands of
the negroes, and it is feared that they
have killed him - a -.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-23

70 KIN1sToN, CANADA, Sept. e.
The night watchman at Morton's ) dis,
tillery was murdered last night-sup-
posed by four men who were observed
loafing around the premises during
the day. Eighteeuthousand dollars,
mostly 9iaW American ! silver, 'vers
stolen by the smurderers who madsl
their escapelin large sail nboat also
stolen for the purpose Active efforts
are being made for their arrest. bsef
sOTrOwAy September 21.--The Of
fcid5 Gazsttel to-day contains an or
der pr6roguing parliament dominion.
until November. I'D Parliament for the
Province of Quebec was prorogued
until the 4thdof Ndveni Der. ss n, =