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certificates only TO those who are successful.
Those expecting 10 teach the higher branches
will be examined accordingly. The standard
Of Ashland County Teachers must be ad.
vanced, and applicants will bear this in
mind. There win be no adjournment after
Examinations m until they close A
fee of 30 cents is required as a condition Of
Examination, and must be paid in advance.
BY order Of the Board,
R, NJ. CAMPBELL, Clerk,
Feb. 10, I867-1y35
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M A
YolIns Mens

aus. paOnshcd, ina sealed envelope. Price
six cents.
ALecture on the nature, Treatment, and
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weakness, Involuntary Emissions, Sexual
Debility, and Impediments TO Marriage gen.
orally. Nervousness Consumption, Epilep
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The world renowned author Of this isdmi-
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a -Indigestiou aud inuotrition, is the
foundation of Consumption, All scientific
physicians admit this, aud nearly all are
becoming convinced that pure liquor,
combined with vegetable remedies, which
set directly on the digestive organs, are
the remedies indicated.
It is admitted by our most learned
physicians that DR.. Roback's Bitters CON-
bine the properties Of . gentle laxative, an
efficient aptibilious agent, and the best
stomachic known to the world. II is also
acknowledged by practical chemists to be
the safest and surest preventive to Bilious
arrangement ; regulating the system and
giving tone to the digestive organs.
Ladies' in delicate health will find it
suited to their use; it is also highly re.
commended to mothers while nursing. II
contains inuigoratiag pover for eaervated
systems.
Convalescents should use the Bitterf
to strengthen the prostitution which al,
ways follows acute disease.
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SALEs.-Duriug the last few days we
have printed bills for the following Sales
Peter Wuchter, in Orange, on satur.
day, the 10th inst,
VIM. lehman, 2 miles South Of Sa,
vannah, on the 0liyesburg road, on Fri.
day, Feb, ed 1867.
WIN. Speck, ~ miles East Of Ashland,
on Tuesday, Feb. Goth.
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NEW MUSIC.

Just published sent to any address on re.
ceipt Of price, Teachers supplied at the
usual discount.
Cents.
Girls get n home of your own-New song
and Chorus by Tucker 30
I'll never forget thee dear Mary-sohg
by Bishop 40
Ny blue eyed Jeknie Bell-song by
Holder 30
oh Annie come back-song and chorus
Tucker 35
Toldin the twilight-song and chorus by
Crilley
Don't marry q man II he drinks-<sorg 80
I'll marry no man that drinks, reply 10
the above 80
Beautiful form Of my dreams (Lith)
song by banks 80
When we marched to the roll of the drum
song by Bishop 30
Oh come to me then when daylight sets
song by Bassford 80
Nearest and dearest (Lith) song by J.
r Thomas so
Give nj honest friends and true song
by Tucker 80
Do Dot heed her warning reply 10 gip-
sizes warning song by Tucker 80
Jenny who lives in the dell song by J
X Thomas 80
Softly GER the ripping waters song BY
J R Thomas, with beautiful Litho-
graph of the Author 40
Bells in distant lands song by tucker 80
The light step polka by Francis II
Morning hight shottische by Readon so
sunligh polka by Mrs Parkhurst 40
Banjo gallop by Mrs Parkhurst 80
Something pretty MaSurka BY Mrs
Parkhurs 30
Beware, quartette words by Longfellow so
Pretty Rcsaline song by E Hoffman 45
I'm glad fathers come song 81
Mollies welcome to Pat Mallory 40
Her heart is all my own by Hess 80
The Get beside the mill song by Gallon 80
Swinging round the circle 80
You naughty, naughty man song In
the Black Crook So
Now | Law me down to sleep song and
chorus by Walbridge 80
Blue eyes or black song by + Baker 30
Stars Of the Summer night, quartette 30
Coming coming by and by cong BY Co
briel ~
Well 60 with Gram again song and cho-
rus by Tucker 81
Halt boys halt song and chorus by
McNaughton I'D
The new home sweet home song BY
Madam Parepa bV
ANY music published will be scnt by re-
turn mail and parties over paying will re-
ceiye their change with the music. Address
orders
o. !. WILLARD & co,
81 "a No. 627 broadway, New York.
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OURRTERnIs,

After the 15th day Of March, 1857,
the UNION will be published on The fol-
lowing terms /: ies sph as12
Ono copy, per year. ifpaid tx ADVANCE, :. $500
If not paid within six months, a....s.. A.. 1925
IL not paid till the expiration Of the year. $50
These terms will be rigidly adhered to,
az we cannot publish a paper for $500 a
year, and wait one, twosor three years for
our pay. Our subscribers will govern
themselves accordingly.
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New York Markets
NEW York, FEB. IL, 1867.

FLOUR-Dull and favors buyers. Re.
ceiptS 2,947 bbls, Sales of 1890 bbls of
superfne State and Western, at SO ESQ
10 10; extra Western $40 35@11 SIS
choice sl2 50 +; shipping brands extra
round hoop Ohio Sl2 lO@12.4O ; trade
brands 81 10@l2 00-closing dull
WHEAT-Active and unchanged
Sales 1000 bushels. No 2 Milwaukee at
So 20 No 8 do so HOO IL.
RYE-Quiet and heavy. Sales 1000
bushels. Western at 1926, an outside
price.
BARLEY-Quict Sales 1000 bush
Canada West at 81 123@l 30.
CORN-Dull and lc lower. Sales Of
$4,000 bushels mixed Western in store at
81 l1@114.
OATS-Hcavy. Receipts 1850 bush
Sales or 1900 bushels. Western at 81
@64c.
WOOL-Steady. Sales 300 900 lbs
at 47@62lc Tor domestic fleece 45@5Oc
for pulled,
PORK-Firmer. Sales Of 8 1880 bbls
at $40 25@20 81 for new mess, closing
at 500 50(@ $40 5000 20 for old mess,
closing at $40 90 SIG 75@17 90 for
prime; $40 00@20 90 for prime mess ;
also 800 bbls new mess at S21 90.
BEEF HAMS-Qlfet. Sales Of 81
SO bbls at $29@33 so.
DRESSED HOGS-Firmer. Sales at
93@9sc for Western.
LARD-Dull and heavy. Sales at 500
Dbl at 12@l23c for old 12i@l3ic for
new.
BUTTER-Steady and unchanged
Sales at 29@30c for Ohio.
OHEESE--Quiet at l2@l93c
Cincinnati Markets
CINCINNATI, Feb IL, 1867.
FL0UR-Wheat SO 75@l0 45; Rye
SO so; Buckwheat 81 25@S; Corn.meal
81 80 per hundred lbs.
GRAIN-Wheat No 2 spring is diff.
cult to sell at over 50 1902 45, but some
are asking 50 Is, No | is held at SO 35@
2 81, but those rates are 2@3c above the
views of buyers. There was but a limited
business done in winter wheat. No 2 red
is held at SO 75@2 so, No ] at 50 IS, and
extra 50 90@2 95. Corn az from 55c@
sec per bushel, for new. Oats 5lc@52C
per bushel. Rye, No | is in request a
81 25@l II, though 81 1891 20 was gen
orally asked, No 2 is held at 81 1901 /:
rejected is dull at S0c@l 05, as in quail
ty. Barley, prime TO choice fall is quotet
81 70@l so, and the sam grades Of Stat,
and Canada spring 81 20.
H0GS-Dressed at ST 40@S per hun
drcd live hogs 81 $500 rs. The whole
number Of hogs arrived in the city since
Nov. LIST is 1890 751.
P0TATOES-Best kind at So 90 pc
barrel.
EGGS-40c per dozen.
FRUIT-Dried fruit remains quiet
Apples are quoted at 7@73c per pouut
for Southern, 7!@Sc for Northern, ant
peaches l3@l5c for quarters, apd loo
l3c for halves, t, -r, .
, CHEESE-From IA to 1SC per ID.
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Why NoT.=We can see no reason why
D.. B. DeLand &tCoisl Best Chemical
S~aleratus should not DO used in all cases,
as It has no superior, and weighs more
than other Saleratus.
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY,
ITO expire on the 3lst day Of Ian, 1869
Office Of the Auditor of ST .te,
Insurance Department,

Columbus, Ohio, Jan, 70, 1901,
Whereas, The HONE INSURANCE COM
PANY, located at New Haven, in the State Of
Connecticut, has fled In this Office q sworn
statement of its condition, as required by the
act "To regulate Insurance Companies not
incorporated by the State of Ohio" passed
April 8, 1866, AMI amended Feb, 8, 1864, and
the act "To regulate foreign Insurance Com
panies," passed April 8, 1866 and whereas,
said Company has furnished the undersigned
satisfactory evidence that it is possessed of an
actual Capital of at least ONE HUNDRED
AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS invested
as required by said acts and, whereas. said
Company has filed in this ofice..a written in
strument under its corporate seal, signed by
the President and Secretary thereof, author
izing any Agent or Agents ofsaid Company in
this State 20 acknowledge service Of process,
for and in behalf ofsaid Company, according
10 the terms OF said act ofApril..S, 1856.
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of the acts
afol esaid, l, JAMES II. GOODMAN, Auditor
of State for Ohio. do hereby certify that said
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, of New
Haven. Connecticut, is authorized to transact
the business of Fire and Marine Insurance
in this State until the thirty first day of Jan
uary, in the year one thousand eight hundred
and sixty eight.
In witness whereof, / have hersunto sub
scribed my name and caused the seal Of my
office to be affixed the day and year above
written.
[sEALl JAMES GOODMAN, ,
Auditor of State.
By James Williams, Chief Clerk
]. D. JONES', Agent,
ASHLAND, OHIO,
Fab 13.-Sw3b
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TIME Board Of School Examiners of Ash
land County will hold the following Elk.
aminations, at the following times and places
during the year:
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REMEMBER

Stock Of FLANNELS was pur.
chased at such prices that we are enabled
10 offer them at a reduction OF from 10 to
rs cents from fall prices.
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Remember

That our sHAwLs,
BREAKFAST SHAWLS,
KNIT HOODS,
and bleached GOODS
are marked down,
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Remember

That we are the only Agents for Grover
& Baker Sewing Machine In Ashland
county, and sell q better machine than can
be found elsewhere in this city.
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Remember

That our stock Of furs Is large and prices
lower then elsewhere. t'
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Remember

That we have on Rand and are daily re:
eoiving Hoop Skirts for oil Ashland Co.
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h BRIGGS,

THE BRIGGS,
NEW PATENT PIANO STOOL.
Acknowledged by The trade and profersion
to be the Neatest sand most Salable Stool
Manufactured. We are Wholesale Agents
for.this city and are now supplying the prin-
ciple Music Houses in New York with these
stools, and so great is The demand, that o
large factory has been erected capable Of
turning out 900 stools per month. Dealers
supplied at the Manufacturer Lowest Whole
sale p~rices-boxed and shipped free Of
cliarge-sen 1 for price list giving full par.
~ticulars and correct likeness.
O. j. WILLARD & CO.,
Sole Wholesale Agents, 627 Broadway MY.
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Remember
That our

FRENCH MERINos,
EMPRESS CLOTHS,
STRIPED P0PL1NS,
PLAID P0PLlNS, 81,
and Alpacas are marked down
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REMEMBER

That We have a good assortment Of dress
trimmings.
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That We keep On hand and for sale, .
good line of carpets.
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KID GLOVES, KID GLOVES.
Remember

That our M0HA1RS,
COBURGS.
Tx DeLAINS,
ARMURES and
Flannels are marked down.
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Having q direct influence to the parts, Civ
immediate relief. Z
For Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh Consump
tive and Throat Diseases,
Troches ore used with always good success.
SINGERS ANDPUBLIC SPEAKERS
will GnJ Troehes useful in clearing the voice
when taken before Singing or Speaking, and
relieving the throat after an unusual exer-
ton Of the vocal organs. The Troches are
recommended and prescribed by Physicians,
and have had testimonials from eminent men
Throughout the country. Being an article of
true merit, and have proved their efficacy bya
test of many years, each year finds them in
new localities in various parts Of, the world,
and the Troches are universally pronounced
better than other articles.
Obtain only "Brown'sB Bronchial Troches,
and do not take ony of the Worthless Imita'
tons that may be offered. Sold everywhere
Nov. 26-6m24.
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STATE OF CONNECTICUT, @.
COUNTY OF New HAVEN. 90

DOUGLASS R. SATTERLEE, President
and WILLIAM S. G00DELL, Secretary Of
the Home Insurance Company of New Ia
ven Ct, being severally sworn, deposc and
say that the foregoing is a full, true and
correct statement of the affairs of said Insu
rance Company, and that they are the above
described Ulcers thereof.
DR. SATTERLEE, President
WIN s GooDELL, Secretary
Subscribed and sworn before me, this 10Th
day of January, 1867,
[sEAL. JOSEPH SHELDON.
Tive CENT srAMp.] Notary Public.
orFIcE OF H AUDITOR OF STATE,
COLUMBUS, OHIO, Jan. %, 1861
tits hereby certified, that the foregoing il
q correct copy of the Statement of Condition
of the HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, o
New Haven, Conn, made to and filed in thii
office, for the year 1867
Witness my hand and seal officially,
GsBAL1 JAMES II. GOODMAN,
Auditor Of State
By james Williams, Chief Clerk,
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TQ5f EMG&b.I
CORRECTED WEEKLY

ASHLAND PnioEs CURRENT.
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81 REMEMBER

That IL you will come and see us We will
make you happy.
Call and get--ths evidence Of your
own eyes.
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9tw advertisements.

I. CAPITAL.
The am cunt pitts Capital Stock
authorized by Charter, $3,-
10000 paid up $1,000 OOO,0 90
ii. ASSETS.
Cash Of the Company on hand,
and In the hands of Agents
and other persons $243, 1856 90
Real Estate unincumbe red 100000
The bonds and Stock owned by
the Company ~811 1856, 90
Debts due the Company, secured
by mortgage $4,000, 90
Debts otherwise secured 1920, 90
Debts for premiums, FIRE and In
land ls5,e29,s 81
All other securities, interest,
ments 122, Se5,25
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L DIAL Assels OF Inc Company Sl,44V,llo,tV
III. LIABILITIES.
Los ses unadjusted and losses in
suspense, waiting for further
proof s6S, 500 .ss
" MISCELLANEO US.
The greatest amount secure d in any one
risk, $4,000
The greatest amount allowed ty the rules
to be insured in any one city, town or vii
lage and the greatest amount allowed to be
insured in any one block-No rule.
The amount of its capital or 60 rnings de-
posted in any other State, as security for
losses therein, $49,0l2,5O. Require deposit
made in Ohio.
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DON'T FORGET

That you can save money by calling al
N. b. Psrmeiy's, No. ], Town Hall.
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DRY GOODS


That this Stock Of Goods was purchased very
low for cash, and will be sold ct prices Thai
cannot be beat.
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Notice to Teachers.

Feb 13,-3w36
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-07-26
THE NEWS.

Omar Pasha has finished the war in
Gambia.
Indians attacked a surveying party IN
Nebraska on the 22d.
We have important cotton news from
Liverpool. Cotton is buoyant, See
telegraph.
A mob pelted with stones some police
in charge of FeRian prisoners, in Dublin
yesterday.
II is believed there will be an excess
of2 900 blacks over the whites registered
in Alabama. 9 Fh.i"'
Captain Wemos Manning, of Aberdeen,
Miss. died of cholera at Prairie Station
on the 22d. M
1t is said that when ready to act the
President will appoint Gen. Meade as
Gen. Sheridan's successor.
A Washington special also states that
Gen. Meade has been designated to sue
coed Sheridan, when the President is
ready to move in the matter.
Captain Pesthercouroff, of the Russian
imperial navy, has arrived, commits
stoned by the Gar as special envoy to
hand over to the United States the Rus
ian-American posse ssions..
lFMiss Mary c., daughter of Hon. James
Williams, formerly of Knoxville, was
Recently married in Austria to Prince
Ferdinand De Signora des Princes de
Pressicci.
The French Minister at Washington
has advices from NJ. Dano, French Min
lister to Mexico, saying the latter is
nrisoner, but asking that no steps be
taken on his account before the arrival
Of Juarez at the City Of Mexico, then he
(Dano) expects to be released.
On the 25th at Columbia, S. C., the
Republican Convention met, numbering
sixty delegates from ten districts In
the evening the gas was shut off, causing
great excitement. A guard was asked
for and given.
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of the South at once, they were isrocious
and hideous as hungry wolves.
Hence, we opposed war, and entreateo
you to listen to reason, and your repre-
sentatiyes to retain their seats in Con-
press; for there we knew that no Abo-
lition exaction of any particular hard
ship could be imposed upon you, and by
our united effort could keep the hounds
reduced TO a sort of decent behaviour
Yes, It's true that we never once dreamed
of fighting" aud in history will ENJOY
the distinctive renown of the peace
party" for which we were sneered at as
"peace screechers" and "Union savers. y
In another note I will speak of their
participation in the Northern army,
and also the question of their being in
the minority at present
1t is asserted that the South is in dan
ger of bang crushed between the two
parties of the North; and the only re-
| lief suggested for this dire emergency is
TO nominate General Grant for President
"a man that possesses nopolitical opln'
ion, as we have heard, of no particular
sagacity, and of no political experience
whatever. He lends q very supprant
ear to every whisper of the wind every
faction and shade Of political opinion
can have his acquiescence and how he
would save the South, if elected Presi-
dent, is one of the enigmas of sophistry
unless, in the true spirit of licking the
hand that smote them, the Southern
people were to rally around the General,
make him proselyte to their cause, and
declare war on the Abolitionists, and
drive them out of Washington, and re-
duce New England to the same condition
as the South But that is among the
nebule of impossible things, for General
Grant has neither the intelligence nor
personal magnetism to attract followers
of such mercurial temperament4as the
American people, Notwithstanding the
Radicals have nominated him already.
NORTHERN DEMOCRAT.
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FOREIGN.
Gambia Instruction Suppressed
Interesting from England and
Naturalization Buoyant in Liv-
erpool.

LONDON, July 25.-0mar Pasha re.
ports that the military forces under his
command have suppressed the iusurrec-
ton in Gambia and ended the war in that
island. .I.
By order Of the British War Office the
trial Of a l5.iuch Rodman gun was held
in the presence Of large number OF
naval and military officers and experts.
II was proven, by tests to which the gun
was submitted, that no iron or steel ar
NOR yet invented is capable Of resisting
its projectiles.
Mr.. Phitmore has been named for
Judge Of the Admiralty Court Of Dublin.
Consols closed to-day at 9ii; Ameri-
can securities closed at IS for 52Os
Illinois Central, 72I; Erie, 4si Ameri-
can and Canada West consolidated bonds
23i. The bullion in the bank Of England
has been increased $4,000 during the
past week. The bank rate has been re-
dueed 10 2 per cent
ST. PETERsBuRG, July 25.-Advices
from Central Asia report that Kahn
BakahdlA had obtained from the com
mander Of the Russian forces an agree
mens for q temporary suspension Of hos
hlities.
DUBLIN, July 25.-while the police
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-07-26

yesterday passed oil the provisions in
the Budget for extraordinary expendi'
ture. By this action only a section OF
the Budget which had not been agreed
on previously was disposed Of the
general business of the session having
heen completed. The Corps Legislatif
then adjourned.
LIyERPooL, July rs, p.m.-The cotton
market closed buoyant at the following
quotations Middling Uplands, lOtd
Middling Orleans, lOsd. The business
OF the day exceeded general expectation.
The sales foot up $4,000 bales. The
breadstuff market has generally been dull
throughout the day.
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seg- The body of a negro man was
found floating in Fish river, Baldwin
county, Alabama, the other day, with a
string around the body, to which was
attached long piece ofiron. The body
was horribly mangled. A cash was in
fiicted on the left cheek, extending from
the eye, probably with Ratchet. His
throat was cut from ear to ear, and an
ugly cash was discovered on the back oil
his head. He: was also stabbed in the
breast, cut in the arms, and severe cash
under the arm. The mystery connected
with the affair has created much excite
ment in the community.
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aeA-T The Aberdeen Examiner says that
last week, while the burial detail from
the Corinth garrison, were disinterring
the national soldiers, killed near Egypt
Station, in the fight between a portion
of Smith and Grierson's cavalry and the
Confederate forces under Gen. Gholson,
trooper was raised whose pockets were
absolutely plethoric with plumber. Upon
investigation, lot of marked silver
spoons we're found in his possession,
belonging to Capt. billiard, Of Pontotocr
to whom they have been restored.
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HONDURAS.

NEW YoRK, July 26.-British Hondu-
ras correspondents say that another
steamer has arrived from the United
States, with large number of emigrants.
As an inducement to settle, the Legisla-
ture has exempted all emigrants from
duties and taxes for three years after
their arrival, admits their stock, imple-
ments, furniture and provisions free, and
gives land and money to each able bodied
settler ..t
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Cotton Buoyant in Liverpool
The War Ended in Gambia
Mob Fights the Police in Dublin
More Indian Outrages out West
OMAHA.
Indians Attack a Surveying Party
-They have Possession Of Road
Between Forts Saunders and
Bridges. ,.'.-.

NEW York, July 26.-An Omaha dis
patch says that on the 22d seventy five
Indians attacked party of surveyors
on the Union Pacific railroad, on Bitter
creek, mortnlly wounding P. I. Brown,
the engineer in charge of the party. He
died on the 23d. The Indians are vir.
tually in possession Of the road between
forts Saunders and Bridges.