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THE OLD GUARD, VOL. l. 1863.

Containing the portraits of Hon. Horatio Seymour,
Hon. &. H. Yallandgham Governor Parker, Of N.
j. Hon. ID. W. voorhees,, Hon j. A. Bayard, Hon.
+. Wood, Hon. Is Wood, and Hon. &. W. Wood
ward Price, g. 80.
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altw advertisements.
Important

TO those wishing houses repaired to know that
j A NJ ~ y ID o u q l. A = =
II AS opened repairing shop on l. idlow street
III No. 49, better known as the old Miami engine
house, where he is prepared TO attend to general
jOhbing in the carpentering and contracting bust
ness Those fayOring him with work may rely
that he will cndeavOr to give satisfactiOn at mod
crate prices.
NB-Furniture repaired with neatness and
despatch. ma20, 'G7-d2w' JAS. DOUGLASS.
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tB- Tho weather continues cold and
rainy. This morning was dark and gloomy,
with only an occasional glance of sun
shine,
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NEGROES AND NEGRO "sLAvERY I"

The FIRST AN 1NFERiOR RAcN--THR LATTER, ITS
NORMAL CONDITION. BY J. n. Van Evrie, NJ. ID.
Third Edition) one vol, limo, PIP. SSD Illus
trated with -Four Cuts, show ing the difference be-
tween this white man and the negro. Price, tt 90
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THE OLD GUARD, VOL. III, 1865.
THE OLD GUARD, VOL. ~, 1866,

II contains the new novel, by DIR. Il. Dunn En-
,lish in fun entitled "Ihe Peer and the Printer
Also, valuable political articles. syO, Oh PIP. $3
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3utal alutirts.

All notices in thi. column will be charged at the
rate of ten cents per line for each insertion. Ten
lines one day, one dolar-ton lines, two days, two
doIIars, and SO ON for any length Of time.
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THE NORMAL RELATION OF THE RACRs-An an.
swer to "Milcegenation." Price, 20 cents.
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THE CoPPERHEAD MINSTREL:
a Choice Collection OF Democratic Poems and
Songs for the use ofClubs and tho io0ial Circle
20 PIP. 12mO. Price pc.
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, 1tmutratit gAttifations.
DEMOCRATIC PUBLICATION HOUSE.
VAN EvRIE, HORTON &c CO.,
No. I09 Nassau street, N.Yo

YoUhr's uIsroRY on rHr aREAr cIvIL WAR
In the United states. from 1861 20 1865. by X. g.
Horton. with GO illustrations This book Is adapt
language, a clear and correct account Of the late
war and It's Causes. IL Is the only History pub
lished from a Democratic OF state Rights stand
point i6mo PIP, with illustrations, 4i6. 81 ~.
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MARTHA KLINE, wife Of Peter Kline will
Nl take notice that petition for divorce was
died in the Common Pleas Court Of Montgomery
County, Ohio, February H. 1887 Cause-gross
neglect OF duty, PETER KLINE
r. H. BA0GoTT, Attorney. Ap2V61wB-32
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Patronage aud ConfIemce

or all who may favor with their support
One OF our firm having devoted many years eN-
clusvely to the growing and manufacture of To-
baceo, Is thoroughly cOnversant with the business
in all its branches, and every endeayOr will be
made to realize, for all goods consigned to us, the
best market rates
We have taken premises i'm immediate prOXimi-
ty to the largest Tobacco and Cgur Dealers in this
city so that our saes-which viii he held regular
ly every Tuesday and Friday--are certain of being
fully represented and attended by the Trade.
Particular attention gireR 10 HipmeRts in Fond
All CoSsIGEMEHTs will he OFFEBED ON the IMNR-
DIATELY SUCCEEDING sale day, ana prJmptreturns
made with remlttanCCh.
All parties iaNOring Ne with their consignments,
will Oblige by marElnE the Gases with their pr,
Yate mark, SO that tic same may be sampled, ana
sold in separate lott aud forwarding with the let
ter of advice
THE Low EST LIMIT
For which the same may be sold, together viii
POstOilee address
Consignees, in shipping to us, will please mark
all Cases
sd. ID. @. &C Co., 10 Deg ST., N. T."
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HENRY HUIETS ESTATE.

ON the 9th day Of May, AID. 1867, the under
" signed has been appointed and qualified Ad-
Montgomery County, Ohio, deceased.
GEORGE A. GROVE
Mayg6T- -d1t-wst-s6
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LEGAL NOTICE.

TTENRY sTO0DY will take notice that petit
Ill tion was hled in the Clerks onlce, Of the
Court OF Common Pleas, in Montgomery County,
Ohio, by Elizabeth Stoody, praying for divorce
absence for three years.
ELIZABETH STOODY.
May 8, 198T-w0's5 J. II. Baggott Atty.
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5OUIHEHN WEAI'TH AND NUHIHkItN FItUFIIbi
As exhibited in statistical Facts and Onicial Fig
ures. Hy Thomas Prentice Kettell, late editor Of
tho Democratic Review" PIP. 1877 Price, - cts.
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Df the powningyille Militia. on Iinkm and the
War" with portrait Of the Major, and other
capital illustrations i2mO, 254 PIP. cloth. 81 60.
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THE TRUE NATURE AND CHARACTER oY OUR
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT.
BEING areview of Judge Storys Commentaries
on tne Constitution of the nited States. BY Abel
4. Upsher. Price, 81.
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nIsroRY OF THE UNION AND coNsTIrurION.

hi9iSNA VT hhH bfNASEN AM NOA'oiA - y 4 tS4N'
Being the substance Of three Lectures on the
Colonial, Revolutionary and Constitutional Peri
ods of American History, with nn Appendix, con
tanning the Constitution Of the United States, and
the virginia and Kentucky Resolutions Of 'g9 and
W. BY Z. Chauncey Burr, Price, 20 cents.
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LEAF and Manufactured TobaecO,

And Cigars, we have much pleasure in announc-
ing, that having given the matter our careful con
sderatiOn, and being satisfied that the trade re-
quires such an establishment, we have commenced
business at the above address determined that
nothing shall be wanting ON our part to deserve
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May l3, '67,

tEAttention is called to the advertise
ment of II. SCHwARz, Clothing Merchant
in another column, Read it, beforepurchas-
ing elsewhere.
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l. E a r.
AND
Manufactured TOBACCO
And CIGARS.
Trade salesrooms, 10 DEY STREET near Broad
way, New York.

GENTLEMEN! At the solicitation of many friends
largely connected the TOBACCO TRADE. who
have long felt the necessity for regular AUCTION
and COMMISSION TRADE SAILS, devoted exclusive
ly 60 the DISPOSAL of
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CLOSE.

PosToFPICR, DAYTON, o., May IS, 1857
Until further notice the mails will arrive and
OsO at this o1ce ~ follows
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Tug TURP-TnE BUCKEYE CoURsE.-The
running races over this popular and widely
known track, near Cincinnati, as we have
already said, will open on Monday next.
The Spring opening promises a large at
tendance, from far and near.
The Commercial says Tennessee is the
first on the ground, with the Duke of Or
leans and the swift-footcd Mugglns, who
has flashed his victorious colors In the face
of his opponents in eight ilercely contested
races. Kentucky, too, is on the move, and
the splendid stables of Alexander, and
Clay and Grigsby, moved through our
streets last evening to enter the lists.
Even New York has answered the call, In
sending forward her redoubtable cham
pions.
There are more horses entered for these
races, and more interest created by their
former achievements than has ever been
awakened by any previous racing meeting
in our community.
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D. DOUGLAS CAULKINs & co.

D. DOUGLAS oKULKIHs, d. W. CoRDIS, LIB oAuLkINs
References by permission William j. stltt
Co, f73 4 175 Washington b., n; y jas. ~ ymlhg
Esty, ESQ. 3 State ST., n Y q Hon VIM bfoss, OF
Chicago Lieut.. GOV. of Illinois, Hon. samuel
Ashton, Fernandina, Fla,
OJ BERINGER, Agent
: 1htal " Ma ch ~, 1s6I-W3m-2S
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tB-The Rumpers claim that Gen. Long
street is a man "willing to give Northern
speakers fair chance at the South"
That Is more than they can truthfully say
for any Northern Rumper. There Is not
one man Of them willing to give either a
Southern OF Northern Democratic speak
er "a fair chance" at the North; nor would
they do It If they could help themselves.
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Central Insurance Company,
OF DAYTON.

OFFICE-NO, &C. east side of Main street between
Second and Third streets,) Dayton, o.
Fire and Marine Insurance Policies issued upon
all descriptions of buildings, machinery, and
stock, for one year or less, ahd upon dwelling
houses and household goods for three years, any
less term, at reasonable rates.
BOARD OP DREcTORs-IIenry Herman, Robert
Chambers, Andrew Gump George w. Shaw, Hen
ry s. Fowler, W. l.. Darrow, A. Il. IL. FOlkerth
HENRY IIERRMAH, President.
ANTHONY STRPaARs, Secretary. fW
jaesd8m JACOB sTRPHANs, Surveyor.
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s1EMWAY HAll-Inf AslaM cuxcfar.

night before large audience Nina Kapp-young waa
The vocalist large orchestra under the direction d
Carl Bergman. played selections from Bsss wssnss
aua weber, the society sang three Of their most telling
pieces, and Miss Aide Topp played Lssts piano concerto
In iat In which Mills made such 3 sensation last
season - The Philharmonic concert niss Topp mus.
ecstanly have bad condolences her powers as pianist
70 sesct ssch trying piece for her debut IN New Iofk
II wild, eccentric work, aboundtne N enormous
and demands great strength Of touch and clear, clock
work action Of wrist together with attention 20 me mcs
sucossded IN giving evea passabe interprstation VI
" proof II her sbinty want Of power ane want o.
elasticity 10 the touch The principal esieco ~
rendering Of this work a clear orisp 80 pcweuu
touch scarcely from the action Of she snurS
am. ihe nsgess, wrss and muscles 81 ne foTesrm
uua BE- we'll trained Toe sach poenAGne - kieN Hsnn
- pianist hi@ Tsyp, hovsvss, gave sundees ~
asscs u bsiss wsleoas sd6Atlsa y 80 assaes me
ercie Of pIauistg
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Il goes quietly sAl - fsr - heard feo. snsss 40
vsgy fsw votes ssaiass Csnvsatssa.
The Conservative Republican 0saseai Csoonsss 9
As city sight and tsok sssss ovsra we 'ssns
tiea Of central Grant club meeting Ter oryanizasen
= 70 b. held tonight
rhs preliminary sxamuston In the case o. We Forty
nfsh srsst alleged Illicit d.illsy which seized b.
Collector Bailey. sesk place yesterday but neshing was
elected beyond what has been already made kaown In
the HxRALp
In the Supreme Court, Circuit Part Z. before Judge
Barnard, yesterday, Ma Mary Isaacs had . vsrdics
rendered n her favor for easoo 10 suit broaghs BY
her aganss the Third Avenue railroad Compaay for
injuries received By her through The negligence Of
servant Of the company. oooduclOs o. one Of their
cars.
The nns steamship Helvstis, Captain Cutting. bs.
longing to the Natioa Line, viii sail from pier 81
North river. u ten O'Clock Tomorrow Saturday.
morning for Liverpool touching ~ Qssenssowa y land
passengers &c.
Tho steamship csrwaniA Captain schwsnssn. viii
leave Hoboksn tomorrow saturday - noon for Ham,
burg via Southampton. Tho mails viii close the Post
Once At naif past ten in the morning
Tho steamship General Grant, Captain Holmes, Of n.
river d three p. n. tomorrow (Sasurday1 for ks~
Orleans direct
The Empire line sIdswhsd steamship San Salvador
Captain Nckerson. will sail from pier Is North river a.
three p NJ tc-inorros Saturday for Savannah.
nec,lng At that point with steamer for Florida
The stock market strong yesterday and closed
buoyant and excited Government securities quiet
Gold was strong and closed ~ l4oN l4o e.
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How Business h DOse In she Banks.
There is . case before the Unitei States
Commissioner which Is instruct We for the pub
lie as to the way banking Is done, and partlcu-
larly rs TO the fact that bank directors do not
know their own business Here the bank
prosecutes one Of Its OH ,ers for some malfea-
sance, which particularly turns on the point Of
his having violated rule Of the bank in re-
gard to deposits, and tie oficer proves to the
satisfaction Of the court that the alleged rule
was not rule at all, or II suoh, was not COM
monty acted upon, either in that bank or any
other. Since directors know 20 little OF the
management Of banks 1t Is no wonder that the
public cannot keep the run OF them.
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CITY POLITICS.

Conservative Republlcaa 0cueral C0u0ls.
see-A CessraI Grant Club 90 be Termed.
The Union Republican General Committee mss ~
headquarters corner or Twenty shird street and Broad
way last evening. Thomas Murphy, President il The
chair.
After the transAction Of preliminary business. Ms.
Rufus r. Andsws from the commit sss appointed q the
last meeting 10 report plaza for the organization u
Central Grant Club reported thss dslesaisns had been
elected In the VARIOUS Assembly districts form the
proposed club and meeting Of these called for this
FRIDAY night whom an organization would BE- Effected.
He noticed that Grant clubs In othes sections Of the Sao
dssiroSs Of cooperating with tns club were recon
msudisg nomnses for the Vice Presidency. He had
OF The nsmbers Of the Central Club THAI no candidate
for the Vice Presidency be spscnsd The object VI the
Central CLUB was TO Procar. the nomnasioe and sscsoa
prsfsncss and he hoped the efforts OF The other orgs
nzations would b limited 70 shs primary ooscs which
Was Contemplated by the organization about 70 b
formed. Mr. Andrews then banded 70 abe secretary
rs, Of nance Of gsnlismon comprising the Assembly
The names were read; and on motion the report Of
tho committee Was received and ins COMMITTEES dis
charged.
then rendered To the delegations for TO meeng
Tho Executive Committee reported resolution the
meetings for tho election Of Delegates 20 aayoraltv
and other city conventions 20 nominate candidates b
sIecr,on. The COMMITTEES recommend thai ous dele.
gate from each district 10 appointed TO net consult
ing committee 70 report what action should DO taken by
the party IN the coming canvass.
After some debate the resolution was laid on the
table, and the committee thea adjourned subjscs 70 the
call oi the char.
Republtcau Aldermnnic Nominations.
The republican Aldermanc conventions assembled last
sgbt and made nominations adjourned, - follows
Dtr. Dist
9-Adjoarn.d. io-Hensy s wallace
A-Micnas Neville. f2-Adourned-
o. George Davis K-No meeting.
e-Jno d. Dussnbury. l0-Denis Hogan
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R.torm and Resre.chme.s.

Peter Bismarck Sweeny dill very magnia-
cent thing when he agreed to give up to the
city two hundred thousand dollars of It's money
to which he had no right II was Qaixotic,
perhaps, but a fine piece of virtue nevertheless.
Can we not have more functionaries Of the
same sort! A Mayor, for instance. Here Is .
chance for fame. Let the next Chief Magis-
tra.e deny himself the fifteen millions that he
may appropriate II he win, AMI that Chief
Magistrates are accustomed to appropriate.
Will Fernando do thisi We pause for .
reply.
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II h said The cost Of ~ military establish-
mont In Virginia. 70 carry out The rsconstrue-
don acts Of Congress, W., for tho Last ten
months, I've millions of dollars-that h, 81 the
rate Of ak millions year. This % indspen-
dent Of other costs and Of the Freedmen's
Bureau Taking al the expenditures together
for Virginia, - the result Of the radical lsgis-
lation Of Congress, they would amount probs-
bly,, to over ten millions. A proportionate
sum has been spent, Of course, In oil the other
Southern Statss. The cost Of reconstruction
in all, then, h little less than hundred mill
lions year. What prodigious sum wasted
literally thrown awayi The South might have
been restored long since. and without this cost
Restoration has been delayed, with ell the
frghtful consequences, socially, politically and
financially, for no other purpose than to keep
the dominant party in power An overbur-
dened people are called upon to pay hundred
millions . year to establish negro rule in the
South and to keep the radical republicans In
power. This is the naked fact and one which
we believe the people will long remember.
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mess no made Of IL His blunders and his i'm
bee'liaes brought on The rebellion, and, whin-
ing and dwelling under cloud Of shame and
disgraoe, b gave way TO Abraham Lincoln,
whose record was enough for his election,
without any moro speeches or isttsra
What volume OF instruction b here on tho
slips and fatal mistakes Of lettsr-writing and
speech-making Presidential candidates, and
how sorcibly they vindicate the sagacity Of
General Grant In standing upon the platform
OF his Official acts and his glorious achieve
mentsl Stand fast, General, for you hold again
your lines Of Petersburg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-15

BuruluG OF Sash and Blisd Factory In Rast
Forsy.secoad strees-I.Sss About 02J, 200.
A tweaty I'VE minutes past eight o'clock iass evening
are broke tho sash and blind factory Of Jackson
sssinmss Noa lS1 and iss Esst Fortysscos street,
nssr second avenue. the flames spread rapidly, and
bsors the nromea could apply effective stream the
whole upper portion Of tho building in flames 10
tho space Of two hoo the nromen began got CONTROL
as4 nnaily succeeded 10 saving the suiidng with
damage done IL Of abeot $4,000 The stock ana
$40 ooo making total los Of on which Mr Jack.
500 ssys he Of $4,000. but could not
Of BRICK any fsss froas By cas- hundred ana twenty vs
feet dsep three stories on street aud fear
rhe sajo ND brick buildug Of foss sosses 10 owned
and occupied 0y John kcKinsic, carpenter ana builder
The rear pars Wa DAMAGED sooat $1,000; the loss Y
that u nrss broke the Franc shed covering the
boiler Of Mr. McKinsis aud the flames srrsad Into the
sscesd story windows OF the sash and blind factory
the other parry alleges that the nrs rss the
Mechanics snsa. The matter doubs v,l b iavssss-
gated
Fire nc Pcch sIip-Loss Esslmased nc $4,000.
Abost ten O'Clock last night . Ore occurred IN the
building Nos 20, 81 and 80 Peck slip. corner Of Front
street. occupied The upper floors By Van War; Mccoy
Co. for the storage OF merchandise The fremsn,
ussal, wsre very promps aod In about an hours dill
gent work succeeded combining the flames 10 the fourth
Frons strcet occupied BY James Rowland, pro-
visions, also Nos ~ and 80 Pccx slip me
stock was damaged bv water: sbe amount,
OF course, impossible ~ ascertain. Tho loss,
however, no doubt n covered By Insurance. OF
the stores No $40 and 2z2 Front street. occupied BY
Carbrsy Boyd -four dealers, the stock Will DO damaged
by water the total oss by the rs may be estimated
ct shout sssooo The origin Of tho hrs 10 .. present
uaknown.
Michael Dunn member of No 81 engine fs, through
batchway ~ shs Ore In Front street. He vAs mos
fatally injared TAksa homo b. his fricndA
Fire In Walker asvces-Less Estimated ne
$4,000.
Al halspast ten o'clock ass night nro vas discovered
In the basement Of No lis walker street. occupled
BY George Stock psnofosse manufacturer. In hss sass
tho nremen sxrsordpsEiiy quick and managed 70
oonnns The flames the bassnsnt Notwithstanding the
innammabls Of the stock. The building 10 Of =
stories and communicaass with ia maksg extensive
factory The nre on tue hrss hoor would have
bssa beyond she exeroas 81 the nrsmen, and exsn
svs co0hAgation would have been the resoL The dam.
age done the STOCK thirteen pianos having been
wesd, together with the bos lumber, may Be sssi-
mated Mabcut ss 900 10000 fully covered By In
surance The origin Of the IRE " sad TO be mysteouS
- no hrs OF light used tbe basemenk The damage
70 the building Is about 500; insured; - owned BY
Mr. Peter Weller
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Are Negroes Eligible fer Congress

Are Negroes Eligible fer Congress-
Under the famous bred SCOTT decision the
Supreme Court of the United Sites decided
that negroes were not citizens within the
meaning Of the constitution. Whatever the
popular sentiment may be in regard to that
decision, it was never reversed, and remained
the law Of the land, at least until the procla-
nation of emancipation issued BY President
Lincoln in September, 1862. If that proclama-
ton made negroes citix ms they attained their
citizenship at that time. The constitution Of
the United States provides that no one shall
be eligible to the United Stitss House Of Re
representatives. until he has been seven years a
citizen, or to the United States Senate until he
shall have been citizen nine years These
facts may dash the hopes Of some Of the ambi-
tious Sambos and Quashees who have antici-
pated the honor Of representing some Of the
Southern districts In the next Congress-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-15

The Italian question seems 10 have reached
another halting point The halting places
have already been numerous, and sentiment
has changed with the changing attitude Of the
parties. When Garibaldi was arrested the
revolution was killed. When Garibaldi re-
turned from Caprera and set himself at the
head Of the movement the revolution would 20
on, and Napoleon would only imperil his own
throne II he attempted 10 suppress It When
Napoleon did interfere, and by force Of arms
routed the Garibaliini, Napoleon had inter-
fered in the interests Of order, and Italy was
too weak to raise even protesting voice.
When Italy did protest 1t was because she was
encouraged by Prussia, and there might be
war after all We have now reached another
stage-a stage in which mutual appeals ore
being made to Europe-and now 1t Is doubtful
whether there Is any common sentiment at all.
The Pope writes On encyclical, the Italian
government issues circular, the French gov
eminent issues another, and critics pause in
their Judgments, feeling the solution to be as
far removed as ever. France has set her heart
on o congress, but without the consent oil the
Pope and without the consent OF the Italian
government . congress must still be regarded
as one OF the doubtful things Of the future.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-15

Tosrpr% MowroR, Nov. IL, 1867.
An array occurred Norfolk last nsht about twelve
O'Clock between . couple sf marines from the United
States frigais e. Lswrsnes, In which one 81 them,
named Alexander Carter stabbed IN the neck with
knife IN the hands " Hssry Warren ana instantly
killed appears that anld gudgs enlisted between the
pastles and both vsrs vSfy drunk A. thsy were pass
ing along Wide Water ssyess they had Words wheu
Warren puIsd oss IN old psckst knife. which had but
one blade sbosA hrss nchss long, and struck Carter Ia
The right SIDE s NE ssck He died almost mmedaseiy,
Warsa as1 zee ~ tive osnss essse.s sho vsrs via
M a "a doe q ~ ssssrsses esvs sssa arsspA
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1t would appear that the idea Of postpon'ng
the trial Of Mr.. Davis until the May term OF the
Supreme Court has been abandoned, and he Is
TO be arraignei on the 25ih Of this month. His
presence in Richmond is, therefore, looked for
on the 23d. That Davis will be arraigned and
will plead to the Indie men, for tre Ason is quite
PROBABLE, but that no will b, tried on the
charge either at the approaching torn or in
May nobody believes. However, the law on
GERS of the government will have tbs s,tisiac-
ton Of bringing him all tho way from Canada
in his somewhat feeble hsalth, and by so doing
will, Of course, have conscientiou.ly p ,rformed
their duty. Is it not almost time that this farce
should endf