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Ellsworth American., 1867-06-14
sUERIFE's SALE.
HANCOCK, SIS. May a7tn, 1866.

HANCOCK, SIS. May 27tn, 1866.
lAKEN on Executions, and will he nd 1t rub
lie Auction Al i}e uiiiee Of bCotFe ;. Peters,
ESD in klisu orth on saturday the sixth day OF
july ne xt Mt ten O'Clock in the forenoon, all the
eight which Winsl Wv Kay of SuIry has OF redeem
Yng he follow sa described real Estate, lying in
said town oil SaiiIy, ON the southern side Of Pat
tens Bay, bounded and des :ribed a. follows to
wit
beginning on the Shore road Of said Patterns
Ray at the Eastern Conner bounds Of samuel
Lord, Jr's., Iaud, thence Westerly by said Lord's
Sand ten rods 10 a stake. tAeser atbery on Il
li'e parallel with said road iour rods to Il stake
and stonrsi-thence Eastetly on a lne parallel
ruad. inenc, " Nc,trgly by SAID road four rod, 10
dhu place ul rlaunnG; together with al the
bGililn.s thereon aid premises having been
taurtsaLcd bl tH, -api Ray to James ". Da,ls by
a A..'d d.tlCd tie lturo ,tss Of Dccemher lo6 anI
*, corded IN iI4peu iezlstry of Deeds. Vol. l2G,
pase 30.
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Antipodes.

The violets, o the violets
They are dripping with the dew,
The lark is singing in the sky,
And the sky is bright and blue;
But my heart is aching, aching
Aching through and through!
The daisies, o the daisiesl
They are round and fair of face,
And the darodil has bribed the sun
To lie in her embrace;
But my heart is crying, dying
Like a soul that lacketh grace
The roses, o the rosesi
They have pledged and plightcd faith
To the winds that kiss and kiss them
Till they faint and fail for breath;
But my heart is bleeding, bleeding
Blecding slowly into death
Ellsworth American., 1867-06-14

s5~German emigration to the United
States is more extensive than ever. many
young man lying from the military SER
vice.
Ellsworth American., 1867-06-14
u. s. Marshals Notice.

District Of Maine,
Pursuant to monition from the Hon, Edward
Fox, Judge of the United states District Court,
within and for the District Of Name, hereby give
public notice that the following Libel has been filed
in said tourt, viz -
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"a U T / o y

CAUT ON.
Whereas my wife Sarah Archer, has leeny bed
and board for reasons unknown, hereby forbid
ali persons harboring or trusting her my account
and shall pay no debts of her contracting after
this date. ,,,,
FREEMAN W. ARCHER,
Aurora, June 9Th, 1851 Sw.o
Ellsworth American., 1867-06-14
To the Hon. Parker Tuck, Judge OF Pr obate, 70
the County of Hancock.

To the Hon. Parker Tuck, Judge OF Pr obate, fol
the County of Hancock.
1 EPRESENTS the undersigned Elisha s. Carr
~ Administrator upon the Estate of Hugh II
Carr, late OF Orlsnd in said County deceased in
his lifetime to wit on the 18th, day of April A. u.
1856 gave his written bond or obligation by him
duly signed and sealed to convey upon certain
conditions set forth to Daniel s. Dodge and Elisha
5. Carr crtain real estate in said Orapd to wit:
The northerly halt Of lot No as surveyed and
plaued by Jacob Sherhourne, and according to
the quit claim deed of Sewal Hartman to said
Hugh recorded in Hancock Records Book 75 Page
tb7, which bond said Elisha aiterward assigned in
due form OF law. (his interest IN i to said Dodge
who now holds the same The Conditions of sain
Bond have been iuhled and said Dodge demands
deed. The undersigned therefore prays III the
may be duly authorized to Convey to him tn c
premises Aforesaid,
ELISHA S. CARR.
At n Court of Probate holden at Ruck.port, with.
and Tor The County of Hancock, on the third
wednesday of Stay. A. d, 1857:
On the foregoing petition, ORDERED THAT the
Petitioner give notice to all persons interested by
causing u copy of the Petition ard Order of Court
thereon. to be published three weeks successfully
in the Ellsworth American newspaper printed in
Ellsworth, that they may appear at a Probate
Court to be held at Ellsworth, IN said County, on
the third Wednesday of June next, at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon, and shew cause, If
they have, why the prayer of said petition should
not be granted.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest GEO. A. DYER, Reg'r.
true copy of the petition and older of Court
thereon.
Attest :-GEo. a. DYER. Res'r. 3wla
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Probate Notices.

To the Honorable Judge of Probate for the
Co niy of Hancock:
~ Ill undersigned ad minis rator dc bonis non
L with the will annexed of the estate of Moses
q. Buck, late ofIiucksport In said County deceas.
ed, respectfully represents that the goods and
chattcls rights and credits of said deceased are
not sufficient To pay his just debts icgacies and
charges Of administration. by the sum of One
Thou and dollars Wherefore your petitioner prays
your Honor to grant him License to sell, at
public or private sale, The fish privilege on the
Eastern shore of Penobscot River Mt the north
Western part of the Town of Verona, nearly pp-
posite Bucksport Village. and convey the same to
satisfy said debts aud charges of administration
legacies,
EDWARD SwAZEY.
April 24th, 1867.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK, SIS. Court OF Probate, April Term, A..
D. 1867.
Upon the foregoing Petition, ORDERED THAT
the petitioner give public notice to all persons In,
terested, by causing n copy of the petition and
this order thereon TO be published three weeks
cessively in the Ellsworth American, a newspaper
published In Ellsworth, in SAID county, that they
may appear at Court of Probate for said county,
to he held at Ellsworth on the nineteenth day of
June next, at ten of the clock in the forenoon
to shew cause, if any they have why the prayer of
said petitioner should not be granted
PARkER TUCK, Judge.
Attest:-GEO. A. DYER Rcgr.
a true copy of the petition and order of Court
thereon.
Attest:-GEO. A. DYER, Register. swls
Ellsworth American., 1867-06-14
Non-Residcnt Taxes.

+ y THE TOWN OF GOUIDSBORo in the Coun-
, " OF Hancock for the year II u. The follow.
ing list Of taxes on real c-tatc of Noh-Nesiicnt
owners in the town OF GOuldsburo for the year 1856
in bills committed To simon ;. sargent, Collector
q Taxes OF said town on the 18th day Of june
ls,1o has been rciurned by him to me remaining
unpaid on the fifteenth day of May, 1867, by his
Cer,hcate of that date, and now remains unpaid
and notice is hereby given that if the said taxes
interest and charges are not paid into the Trea.u-
ry OF said towl within eighteen months from the
date Of the commitment of said bills, so much of
the real estate taxed will be sufficient TO pay
the amount due therefor including interest and
charges will without furthcrnotice be sold at pub
lie suction at the Town Treasurer, flee in said
OF the llirty.iirst day of December, 1867, at
one O'Clock l.. NJ:
Ellsworth American., 1867-06-14
To Let.

The West tenement in Jordan's new block. on
Main St, 1t would make a fine location for a Dry
Goods store and is now ready for occupancy. For
further particulars inquire OF the subscriber.
Also for sale my house, store, &c, at Ellswort
Falls This is good situation for trader.
III. Is, JORDAN,
Elswer,h June 9Th, 1867. 20
New-York tribune., 1867-03-14
THE Pacific COAST.

HEAVY coNFIsc,TIoN OF COAL oIL-psRsoNhi-
ny rslssRNPH TRIBUNE
SAN FRANCIsCo, March l2.-Judge Hoffman to-day
rendered decree confscatng S5l barrels OF coal OH on
account of attempt TO iofraud the revenue having
been made. - 80, ,,,.,
Col Williamson, Engineer OF the Twelfth Light honse
District sailed to-day for the purpose OF selecting sites
for light houses VI the first order at Cape Medocehs,
California, aud Cape Blanco Oregon
CUsToM-HousE SEIZURES.
SAN FRANCIsco, March lS.-The u. = steamer
Lackawanna has arrived at he Sandwich Islands
The Custom House authorities of this city have seized
opuI valued at about sOoQ Tor attempt 10 defraud
The revenue. Judgment rendered yesterday in the u.
Crcut Court against the Central American Transit Com
pany IN te amount or S200, for damages Sustained by
The wrcCkng OF the Golden IsIe on Roncsldor Rsefs
Flour unchanged. Wheat, 81 75. Legal Tender 20.
LOSS OP DElrlsI BARK.
SAN FEANcIscO, March 13.-Tho British bark.
Golden sunset lost her passage 10 this port nom
New.Casilo. New South Wales. Her cargo consssed OF
coal Her passengers had arrived ct Honolulu
and sailed for san Francisco ON February ~ She was
pYlea " LycypQ2 No other particulars q the dsastsr
New-York tribune., 1867-03-14
THE SOUTHERN STATES.
VIRGINIA.

GEN. scnorIELD ASSUMES COMMAND OF Bg DIS
TRICT.
TAIBgSR
RICHMOND, Va, March 13.-Gen. SchOfield to-day
issued order assuming command Of Virginia He says
all officers under the existing Provisional Governments
viii continue TO perform the duties Of their respective
offices according law unless otherwise directed in In
divdua cases. until elected under the act
Of Congress He says IL is desirable that the military
power exercised cnly necessary TO accomplish
the objects for which conferred and appeals 10 tbe
people especially civil Officers render the necessity
for its Slight possible by strict obedience 10
the laws and impartial administration or J9stce u al
New-York tribune., 1867-03-14
CANADA.

MINING INrEIIlGENCE-THE NEW STEAMSHIP LINE.
ny rsLsoRsrn
QUEBEC, March IJ.The report Of the Inspector ct
the Candiere River Mines states that alluvtsl mining s
henc actively prosecuted At Gilbert River aimee Dec IL,
100 have been taken ont OF twelve shafts seven men
employed at each shaft Tine DleTy Company are getung
our large uunnttcb quartz ready for the mD to be In
operation IN May. -,
meeting of the Provisional Directors Of the Quebec
and Gulf Steamship company, held To-Day Messis NC,
Clon and BeYeridge was stated fhat III gcod
boats were put the route. their Government was us
posed to grant \ large subsidy
New-York tribune., 1867-03-14
BASE BALL CONVENTION.

sf fILnaNAfa 80 fHE TRIBUNE.
HARTFORD, Conn, March l8A Convention of tho
Base Bah Clubs In this State held this city to-day
About thirty clubs were represented vote Was passed
forming State Association aud rules and regulations
concerning state championship were adopted The Char
ter Oak Of this city unanimously recognized as lhe
Champion Club of the State by the Association Tie
first annual meeting VIII be held In NeW-HaNeS eb tie
fIrel Monday Ia NOyemOen
New-York tribune., 1867-03-14
TIE STATE PINANcE BILi

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. March lS.-The Finance bin.
as finally passed. places s5eO in the State Treas
ury TO the interest fund; provides for mill tas which
viii reahze sl.iOO0oO per annmm aud makes arpropria-
tiOns OF sOO0OOO out Of the due the State by the
Federal Government. These amounts viii retire ths
present Oyertne coupons each bond OF the
State debt, which il Sls,iS6,0O0. and leave sink
ing fund OF 100000 10 retire the remaining cou'
pons; or they may I've funded as bondholders choose
The Platte Valley, Southwest, Pacific, Iron MOuntain
aud Cairo and Fulton Railroads compelled 10 pay
sIsB per aunu the sinking fund The bin allowing
delinquent due before 1868 to be paid without IN
tereS which under the law s rs per eent VIII add seye
raj hundred thousand dollars the state Treasury The
Missouri Legislature adjourned this afternosn lIsD tbs
first Tuesday in January.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-14
TIE CAROLINAS.

MILITARY GoyERNMIST PROCLAIMED.
rSJBuNE
CHApuEsToN. S. C., March i3.-Gen. Robinson, com
mandng Department in The absence OF Gen. SiesIees
issued this morning announcing the reception
o an official copy Of the Military act, anst de'aT1Dg&
now Ihe law Of the Department Of the CsTeiinss
New-York tribune., 1867-03-14
KENTUCKY.

HEAVY DAMAGES AGAINST THE CITY OF PADCcAB, ny.
BY fNLxsRaPH
LOUISVILLE Ky. March 1a.-The United States
Court to-day decided in favor Of the owners OF the
steamer sam orr seized by the Confedcrates In 1861 at
Paducah. KY. and damages in the sus OF tseet1
The Ciiy OF + P4ducan VIII have % pay then
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ASSEMBLY.
uPpouTs

kEIVNIS.
To incorporate the New York and Brooklyn Marine
Insurance Company.
To authorize the construction oi railroad IN Broad
way, Lexington-aye and other streets IN Ncwlork.
majority rep0ir.
10 INCORPORATE the Rochester Iron Modcrs' Assoca-
ton
New-York tribune., 1867-03-14
MISSOURI.

IhI5VNh
ST LoUIs. Mo-. March l?.-The Committee aPpost-
ed by the Legislature time since TO investigate tho
sale OF the Iron Mountain. Cairo and Fulton Railroad by
State reported Yesterday. The report severely
upon the conduct 81 the Commissioners but exon
New-York tribune., 1867-03-14

tona and If the opposition to this plan does not give
way tomorrow evening, then another Committee will
have to be formed.
In reply to resolution Of the Senate asking for nfOr
nation regard unpaid rents OF the wharys and piers
i'm City Controller Connolly submitted the fol-
New-York tribune., 1867-03-14
ALBANY.

TIE METROPOLITAN POLICE BILL TO RESTRICT
PRosTuUuoN-THE SOLDIERS MESSENGER COM
PANY-THE NEW cAPrToL-wHARP PRIVILEGES
FOR CANAL BoATs-soUTHERN REILEF-NEw
REGISTRATION BuL-CoNIROLER CoNNoIIY's
New-York tribune., 1867-03-14
HOUSE OF REPREsENTATIvEs.

Mr.. JULIAN rep. Indl presented the RESOLUTIONS
ol e indiana Legislature IN reference % equalization
Of 6ountles Referred TO the Committee ON Military Al
fairs.
The SPEAKER presented memorials from the Legisla
of NewMexico asking for Increased pay Of te mem
beers of e Legislature and Of civil officers OF that Ter
rtory Also in reference school lands to Indian dep
redafions 10 fhe establishment Of teeHaphs between
erection OF pententiay 10 the completion OF the cap
itO building at Santa F6 and TO property destroyer by
Rebelsall Of which were referred 10 tho committee ON
Territories when appointed. A.,
The SPEAKER also presented communications from
The Secretary Of War; With statement 0f COZ acts made
New-York tribune., 1867-03-14
WASHINGTON.

A SUPPLEMENTARY RECONSTRUCTION BILL REPORTED IN
TBB sENATB-THB HOUSE DEBATES PROPOSITION
.pPPoPRIATING al 600 OEuFoR THE RELIEF OF THB
DESTITUTE soUTH-THB PEABODY RESOLUTION PASSED
APPOINTMENT OF COMMANDERS UNDER TIIB MILITARY
New-York tribune., 1867-03-14


10 Assembly was engaged all the evening in dsposing
u the private claim bills on the calendar.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-07

LETTER FROM BERRY CREEK.-MR. EpIroR:-
politics and Gorham and Haight, and other political
swindlers. that you must be nearly bowed out
Now let me tell you about some tall swimming:
Last Tuesday sent J. 0. Mosely. and two other
Indians, over TO the North Fork of Feather river
to some timber down to the Mohegan fiume.
They put in thirty-five sticks. AT two of the
Indians stripped and went after the timber. They
six miles in eight hours. and delivered all the
timber at the fume without leaving the river.
They went over rapids where old log drivers never
dared to go with boats Some places the breakers
would roll four feet high. When they came to
these they dove under them and came ont below.
will bet a hundred dollars they can start at the
mouth of the West Branch at sunrise, go through
the Mohegan iume, swim the entire distance to
Orovlile before sunset, and not wet hair OF their
backs. If Gorham is elected, | going to take
them down to fill up his tide lands. They can work
under water well as beavers. But if he gets beat
going to set them to grinding to feed the
Republican party on, to bind them TO the true
principles-to stand by the voice OF the people.
They need something very stringent TO bind them
together, and l think little acorn soup might
fetch EN-. If Fay is elected, | am going te give
him the best Mohaa I have in camp. But if
Haight is elected we will all go to hell, sure--and
the balance to salt Lake Hurrah for Salt Lake!''
am after Brigham Young and King solomon.
There is plenty OF room for all the defeated candi
dates. OLD RUSTY.
Berry Greek, September lst' 1867.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-07

The ELEcrroS.-We present tabular state
ment Of this county far as we have been able to
obtain them up to the hour of going TO press. Tie
table viii afford those interested an opportunity to
figure and speculate until the official shall be de-
clared. The vote for State Treasurer, as far as
given, and which is probably fair indication of
the party vote in the county stands Coronel, 7sS;
Pacheco, 779. Harrison, for Congress, stands four
ahead. This is leaving out the entire township Of
Chico, and two other small precincts. 1t is claimed
and generally conceded that Chico township will
give Democratic majority, and if so the entire
Democratic county ticket. with one or two possible
exceptions are undoubtedly elected.
The vote on Senator, according to our table
gives Comfy 81 majority. Chico will undoubtedly
Offset this and give the county to Sproul.
The vote for Members of Assembly stands,
Bliss, 7ss; Durbin 7s6; Ord $50, and Cochrane
10. 1t will thus be seen that a small Democratic
majority in Chico Township will elect Messrs. Ord
and Cochrane.
We do not claim entire correctness for table
presented. We have put up as reported from the
different precincts, with as much care possible
without careful revision. We shall complete and
correct the table as soon as the official result shall
be declared.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-07

A. c. SIMPSON,
Montgomery Street,, oroviAs>
NEWS AGENT,
And whoIesale and Retail
BOOKS, STATIC merry,
TO S.
Staple and Fancy Articles.
School Books,
VIOLIN AND GUITAR STRINGS, ETC.
Orders from the country solicited and promptly
attended to.
AGENT Foa THE
Phoenix (Hartford) Fire Insurance Company.
Aetna (Hartford Fire Insurance Company.
Travellers Accident and Life Insurance Company.
Mutual New Yorl Life Insurance Company.
Universal (New York Life Insurance Company.
widows and Orphans N " Benefit Life Insurance Co.
Agent of Wells Fargo Cos Express. and California
State Telegraph
OROVILLE
IRON AND BRASS FOUNDRY
And Machine Shop.
GTEAM ENGINES, DIFFERENT SIZES.
y with all the latest improvements always on hand
SAW. QUARTZ, AND GRlST MILLS,
Pumps. Derrick Irons.
Car Wheels, Hydraulic Nozzles.
And all other kinds of Machinery and Castings Of an
descriptions made 10 order
A good assortment of Fence Patterns, suitable for
Grave Yards lust received from the East.
EirSff and
able as any other establishment in this State.
Second hand Steam Engines OF different sizes Tor sas
THEOPHILUS LOCHER-
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-07

examine our table of returns, hold whispered con-
situations with each other, as 10 who of the late
Union party in Butte are to be sent TO Alcairaz to
pack sand as Democrats were formerly compelled
to do.
FRrDAY-The triumphant traitors are actually
talking Of having a grand blow out at the nion
Hotel What week,
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-07

ATTENTION is called to the advertisement of
Cheap John in another column OF to days paper.
He offers six thousand dollars worth Of clothing.
boots and shoes, tobacco. etc. at great sacrifice.
Give him s. call. John Is good clever fellow, and
will sell You goods as cheap as any man in the
State.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-07

ASSESSOR DISTRICT No. s.-The vote in this
Revenue District stands as follows:
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-07

oRovILLS GUAkp.-There viii be meeting Of
the oroville Guard, this Saturday evening, at
which full attendance of the Company is re-
quested.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-07
AUCTION.

n ETCRyED to his Old HOme@JOhn 8.
H. Davis informs his friends that he has opened q
General Auction and Commission Store, IN orovine-
Money advanced on Goods
There Win be connected with this house, good ben
ringer and bill poster. Al orders les 81 the RECORD
once wn receive prompt attention Responsible ref
erenccs given JOHN & DAtiS
suly 6b, 1857. ms
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-07
GROCERIES.

GROCERIES.
NEW c A SH STo r e
LANG & HIGGINS,
Al the Old Stand formerly occupied BY Joseph siosA.
Opposite Wells, Fargo Cos ofhce.
Montgomery Street. .orovilie.
wholesale and Retail Dealers in
GROCERIES, DUcE,
Provisions,
Foreign and Domestic Wines & Liquors,
TOBACCO, CIGARS. ETC.
WE RAVE JUST RECEIVED An EN-
w tire stock Of goods IL line O, business,
which we Will sell st wholesale or retail.
AS shall do strictly cash trade VIII sell goods
lower than they have heretofore been sold any time
oroville and those cnsu,ners that always pay their
bills viii no; have to pay double prices to make up for
We shall be in daily receipt OF fresh supplies of goods
bought fer cash III San Francisco comprising every
ucle in general grocery and provision store such as
California Cured Meats.
Butter, lard and Cheese,
Rio Costa Rica Java and Manila Co1ees
Sugars and Tees. of all descriptions
Spices. Preserves.
Fish, Pickles. Candles,
Wines, Liquors. Tobacco and Cigars
Flour Corn Meal Wheat. Barley.
Corn. shoves, Picks, Axes.
Crocsery. Nails. etc.
Cash paid for all kinds OF Farmers Produce
Dealers and others Will find their advantage to
give call before purchasing elsewhere.
Also, Storage and Commission.
March I'd, 1867. LANG & HIGGINS.
GEO. c. PERKINS,
Corner Myers and Montgomery Streets ororirc,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Dealer in
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, WINES,
Liquors. Tobacco, Cigars. Etc.
i constantly hand full and ample assortment of
the best and freshest goods in my line OF business
sisting Of
California Meats,
Flour and Corn Meal,
Grain of all Kinds,
Tobacco and Cigars,
Wines and Liquors,
Teas, Spices,
Preserves, Pickles,
Fish. Etc.
Comprising full assortment Of Family Groceries OF
all kinds
Also, Forwarding and Commission.
Money advanced Grain stored in my Warehouse
Highest cash price paid for Farmers Produce of all
kinds
Dealers will find it to their advantage to give call
before purchasing my facilities for purchasing
equal to any House this side of San Francisco and am
determined not to be undersold.
Office Ophir Steam FIGURING Mills.
Also.
Agent Pacific Insurance Company,
the best and most thoroughly Reliable Company the
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-07
Attention. CompanY 4

ATTENTION. Company 4.
You hereby ordered appear al your a-rno-y. on
wednesday morning September 9Th O'Clock full
uniform and properly equipped for parade and target
practice. 4 G. SIMPSON. Captain.
II. z. DowSER- LIST Sergeant.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-07
SUPERVISOR lsr DISrRIor.-The vote on Super
lsor of this District, as far as heard from stands

ASSESSOR DISTRICT No. 4.-The vote for Dis
trict Assessor for Hamilton Township. stands for
C. S. Quimby, l00 j. b. Thomas, 81 Qlimby $
majority 5.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-09
THE PRESIDENTS TOUR.

Arrival Of the Presidential Party In Washing
ten-lncidents Along the Route.
WARRINGTON, June 8, 1867.
Shortly after the Presidential party left Richmond this
morning salute Hired by detachment Of United
States artillery lot the line OF the railroad and
within view Of the passengers. company Of cavalry
was in line on the same premises.
On reaching Ashland, sixteen miles from Richmond.
crowd TO the for the purpose Of paying their
respects to the President and Secretary Seward.
Postmaster General Randall loft the party and 70.
turned To Washington last ngt.
Cheers given the train moved onward.
Al Fredericksburg the assembsge called the Presi-
dent for speech: but he merely thanked mis- friends
for their cordial reception. An enthusiastic citizen
rushed forward with album In his hand and re-
luesed and procured the autographs OF the President
and Secretary Seward. Cheers given the train
left the station.
The party returned to Washington at four O'Clock this
afternoon.
The crowds at the various stations larger the
return than on the journey to Raleigh. with
spending oil hospitality and attention the
municipal authoriiics officers Of railroads
All the party express themselves delighted with the
trip. Nothing occurred OF an unpleasant character