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BANKERS.

DAN hGhSs
LAY COOKE CO.,
b KERS,
Fifteenth street, opposite Treasury,
Buy and sell at current market rates, and keep
constantly on hand full supply of all
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
sEyEN-THIRTIES, AND COMPOUND
INTEREST NOTES.
Orders for STOCKS, BONDS, &C., executed, and
Collections made on all accessible points.
Sc l-f
EXCHANGE oFEEGE Tng / &c e. WILLIAM HVR-
We are selling Bills of Exchange on England,
Ireland and Scotland, for one pound sterling and
upwards, at our office, 4Os Pennsylvania avenue.
ap 29-3m VIM. HURLEY d co.
First National Bank of Washington.
II. D. COOKE, (of Jay Cooke Il Co.. President
VIM. s. HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED
STATES, ...."
10th street, opposite the Treasury Departn1snt.
Government Securities with Treasurer United
States
~ONE MILLION DOLLARS.a
We buy and sell all classes of GOVERNMENT
SECURITIES S at current market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Collections
on ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE
UNITED STATES.
We purchase Government Vouchers on the MOST
FA VORABLE TERMS, and give careful and
prompt attention TO -... ...
ACCO UNITS OFB USlNESS MEN and FIRMS,
and TO any other business entrusted to us.
FULL INFORMATION in regard to GOVERN
MENT LOANS at all times cheerfully furnished
WM. S. HUNTINGTON, Cashier
Washington, March 20, 1865 m2l-f
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Between 18th and 18th streets.
Teeth extracted without pain by administering
NITROUS Oxyde or Laughing Gas. DR..
LEVI" has recently purchased the bestS
Chem Apparatus in the country for
making pure gas every day; also, an improved Val
vular Inhaler. The Association is now prepared
to make Teeth on Cold Silver and Rubber at New
York, philadelphia and Boston prices. All per-
sons Wishing dental work done can have it as cheap
as IN the above named cities. All work done in
the neatest and best manner, and warranted to
give satisfaction: Persons will do well to call and
examine work de 24tf
M. LOOMS, NJ. D.,
The Inventor and Patentee of the MINERAL
PLATE TEETH. attends personally at
his office Ill this city. Many persons CAM 49,
wear these teeth who cannot wear others. A10
and no person others who cannot wear
these.
Persons calling at my Office can be accommodated
with any style and price of Teeth they may desire
but TO those who particular, and wish the pllr
est cleanest, strongest and most perfect denture
that art can procure the MINERAL TEETH will
/ be more fully warranted. -
Rooms i'll this city-So. 33s Penna avenue, be-
tween 9th and 10th SITS. Also, 907 Arch street
( fhllade phla. ...t. &C Dly
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STEAMER WILSON SMALL, - : -
~ FOR THE EASTERN SHORE.
PAWNBROKERS.

AK LICENSED BY AUTHORITY AK
tcB. FURNISHINGS LOAN OFFICE, -
70 18th street 81 door south of Penn. ave.
, MoSEf loaned on time TO suit custom on
ieal Estate: Gold and Silver Watches, Diamonds, !,
JeWeirg, snveri Plate Pianos, Furniture, Me-
chanlcai Tools; Ladies' and Gentlemen's Wearing
Apparel OF all descriptions
NH s. 5mH r. RURNSTINE r
THE OLD ESTABLISHED FIRM OF
:. GOLDSTEIN Il co
LICENSED PAWNBROKERS
"a FOUR-AND-A-HALFS STREET WEST
near Pennsylvania avenue
Ofer the highest cash advances on all kinds of
Merchandse, TO any amount and for any ~
time desired at reasonable rates. IVY
Interest on large sums greatly reduced q n
Business strictly confidential.
Goods bought for cash and sold at private sale.
fe 2l-ly
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IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES.
i STAMPING. Warranted fast colors. Will
wash and boil. Done by q French compositi on .
the receipt of which has been purchased ut high
price,. Saves expense of brading. -.
Ladies are invited to call, get a sample, and try
IT.. ladies white or eolored Underskirts. Balm0-
rails, Aprons, Sc, Stamped on Imitation or braid
WARRANTED NOT TO WASH OUT.
Great saving to ladies having clothes, for chill
dren to make up. No braid, no sewing; bat the
pattern printed In the goods indelble Strips that
can be attached to the bottoms of Laiies' Skirts
tsame as they are now worn in New York } ready
stamped, and for sale at less than half the usual
cost OF braid Birds, msdallions, Figures, animals
the money returned. - w gpRTNCE
mhl2-tf 439 9Th street, opposite Patent Once
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
LAW OF HU MANITY.

IN RELATION TO SOCIAL EVILS.
AN ESSAY FOR YOUNG MEN, on Physical
Errors and Abuses incident TO Youth and EARLY
Manhood, with the humane view of treatment and
cure Sent in sealed letter envelope free of charge
Address DR.. J. SkILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard
Association Philadelphia, Pa. nay Is 3n
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CARR IAGE SH i'1'1N 9'.' fS''

We have on hand the most extensive stock of new
and second hand CARRIAGES ever Of !. =
tered In this market, and At reasonabje e. :
prices. Call and examine our stock and
prices before purchasing. ~ 5
Repairing done in neatest manner. - s
4'FI ~ ID u. YOUNG, r., h BRO, ii
my 4-eolms 400 Pa. eve. and 476 9Th street.
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DsAnD OF AUDIT.


Under and In pursuance Of sccen nine) Of act II
~ Legsiaiure Of the STATE Of New York entitled
enable the Board Of supsrvsors Of the county Of New
Yerk e raise money By a1 Tor the uss Of Of
thereof and to provide for The auditing and of un
eeed claims against said city, and In relation 70 actions At
NV assinst sah Corporation, ,npassed April g 1857,
os hereby given that tho Board OF Audit therein and
thereby created for the adjustment and settlement Of all
a equtable claims and accounts Outstanding prior TO
January the eighteen hundred and sixty against
sks Mayor Aldermen and Commonay Of the city o. New
YGrk appointed and do hereby appoint Tuesday, the
srh day Of June ns.t qes e ne ucg.t e Go@@en S
~ ny Of New York = Y: da{ and plecs q ynsa sss
The matters Of such claims a eleven O'Clock In the forenoon
ne said ac contains The following IAN psr
having claims AGAINST the city o new YORK nov uned
iused hereby required present the 70 the std
board Of within months from the pasaaoe of
Shis and in having ouUtandng
demand against the Mayor. Aldermen and Commonav of
tho my Of New York. shall neglect reus such
sas Board Of Audit within the eaid period Of three
onths the passage o this ac he shall be barred from
Che or oS any gh Of action which
RICHARD b. CONNOLLY
Comptroller City Of New York.
CHAUkCEY N. DBPEW.
uvvvopw Aurf 1877
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DoARD OF AUDIT.


Under and pursuance Of section % Uwenty Of
act entitled an Act enable Board Of supervisors
q he Of New York TO raise money b A5 for csr
san Police and the auditing and Of
unsettled claims against said county"-passed April -
MI Notice IL hereby given that the Audit therein,
and thereby created the adusment and settlement Of
Iera or equitable outstanding prior
. January l. D. 1867 against the county Of New York
have appointed and do hereby appoint Tuesday, the lh day
1aFt sl IN the City Han in the ssid city q New
York day and place which the said Board wiz
ssi with the hearing open Board Of the matters Of such
sams at II O'Clock In the forenoon Of the said day.
The said act contains the following provision:-
IAN persons having claims against the county OF New
York. nov are hereby requred 70 prssen tne
Ske passage Of ths And in any perssn now having
An outstanding demand aganst The oounty Of New York
neglect refuse such cna " the Board OF
Audit vhn the said period Of three montas frs0 the pae
e insuance a any nshs Of scon vhieA be may have
insk the nn1d csanfy of New Ycsk aEn1ns thersfUnn
nICHARD y. CONNOLLY.
C0uuptrollH City e Ne1 YWk.
CHAUnCBY y. DRP1W.
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THE UNION
PACIFIC RAlLROAD COMPANY
CHARTERED By CONGRESS. AND HAVING FIVE
GOVERNMENT DIRECTORS APPOINTED ~ THE
PREsrDnNT OF THR UNITED STATES. oTFRR THEIR
FIRST MORTGAGES THIRryYBAR BONDS.
BEARING SIX PER CENT INTEREST.
y PAYABLE sExI-ANNuALLy IN GOLD.
Tor aals through tho & @A
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK.
NO. NASSAU STREET.
NEssRs CLARK. DODGE I CO.. 9A
.yss' ~ BANKERS. NO. 81 WALL STREET.
a W. M JOHN }. CISCO 1 SON, n ep 81
rs RAxKERs. NO. = WALL srR1Er,
In tho City OF New York,
NINETY PER CENT q .Asir par v.lus with ia
Accrued Intsrssl rs
These Bosds are secured BY YIRsf MORTGAGE on
the RAILROAD AND EoUIf1ENr OF SIXTEEN THOU.
SAND DOLLARS PER NILE much less than onsAaf
the o., q II aoad. THREE HUNDRED AND FIVE
xILsshavs bsen completed in the most substantial
ner and fully equipped with rolling stock locomotives ma
chine and or shops ensne houses and station buildings
built mostly Of bnck and have bsea
APPROVED AND ACCEPTED BY THE GOVERN.
MENT
altar an examination and report by the Government Com
missioners and are in successful operation.
The Company have iron. and al other material
sufcisnt complete the road Rocky Mountainsa
distance from Omaha mes-by the st Of September
the time pledged for its completion by the
TWELVE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED u2soo, ACRES
OF LAND PER MILE granted to the Company BY the
Government In addition 70 the subsidy Of SIXTEEN THOU.
SAND DOLLARS OF GOVERNMENT BONDS FOR
EACH NILE OF ROAD AS COMPLETED The Chicago
Northwestern Railroad, completed connects with
this road 1t Omaha doing largo passen
gers and freisht.
The Chicago Rock Isasad and Paciac the Chicago Bur-
lington and Quincy, ana the Hannibal and 9. Joseph
Railroad compapiss expect 70 extend connecting links Of
road Omaha during the year. that four trunk
railroads from the East win greatly contribute the
business this road and Central Pacific being
strucscd with great energy from California INSET this
Grsa. National Railroad across the Continent in ls insure
for al ths businesa both passenger and freight
possibly accommodate Tho these bonds bsins
payable n scsd snd the small per iis tAs b
no aussisnss 70 sr safety andAs Company have hos
isAson nsssonmsndns them the pusaia Ar.nsemsats
beiAe aas with he Nssson Banks tspsruy shsoush-
out he sss.sy sor aesosmssos sAsss
Bonds Hon. r. D. Morgan and Hon. oakes Ames, Trusts.
JOHN J. CISCO, Treasurer.
A = sfocK xucrIoxERR
DEALER AND BROKER
srocks xnp soNbs on HvERv
NO. SsTnsfisaHD SElhH sanESTi l. SEw YE%Rs. soak.
r HERBErrE, xAsx CO..
No Place de Ia Bourss Paris
Issue cash Aeters Of Credit letters for Amer
Yo for the lines Of between ana -"
THE AGENCY OF THE
BANK OF BRITISH NORTH AMERICA
AFTER lsr OF MAY WILL REMOVE TO ~ NASSAU ST.
NO. II NASSAU STREET.
Bills Of Exchange London bought and Sold Drafts
issued bills Francisco and tho prin
cpai Of Canada Nova Scotia New Brunswick and
British Columbia. for q and upward granted
Scotland and Ireland
THE ALBANY AND sUsqrEHAsSA RAILROAD
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A Young WIDOW LADY OF REFINEMENT AND
ssme means desires the acquaintance of respectable
..ex gentleman OF ample mcans, with q 10 mafrmo-
urrT T IN mnformaon address call in strict confidence
se1 povcTy, nrst Hoor, Hours from ~ 70 o r. NJ
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A GENTLEMAN oF,% OF WEALTH AND HIGH
~ social position desires 20 find young lady about u
years with view 70 msrmony Of prcpossessne appear
.noe one living IN good STYLE with her parents and accus
somed 70 the best society be we'll educated and refined
Ray, Herald ONCE
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ITO DIsT!LLERs.-FOR SALE THE FOLLOWING DE.
scribed articles: One LOCO gallon still with three
parments with Douber Heater and Worm rub complete;
two Receivers connected from tail pipe with patent Hydro
gallons each also OF 70 horse power Boiler Steam GaIge
Hose and sucons competc. Price 81 0O0 Apply tho
Kearney House, Hudson and Sands sreee
-
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UHOR SALE, AT aACRIvYCR--A LIGHT PROFIT
able Manufacturing Business worth win sell 10
~ ooo = owner Y go!lg 70 Hurepe kstablshsd s1 year.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-09-07
in this District.

The returns, as far as wo have heard from tho
different Boards, arc as follows:
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Fire.

On Saturday last, the dwelling house of Rev.
A. f. DICKSON was consumed by fire. At the
first alarm, the engines repaired promptly to
the spot; but owing to the high wind prevail
ing and the Roadway the fire had already
made, ere an alarm was given nothing could
be done, except to save the outbuidings from
destruction, which duty was encrgetcally ac-
compislcd by our gallant ircmcn. A burn
ing cindcr from Nir. DlcKsoN's house was
blown great distance, to the roof of Captain
TIA. JEFFonDs' residence: but the timely
discovery of it by passcrs by, and the prompt
assistance Of the citizens and 6rcmcn, prevent
cd serious damage.
Mr.. DIcKsoN's residence was not covered
by insurance, and his loss is quite serious Ic
has the sympathy of tn, entire community !;
and we trust this sympathy will be manifested
by material assistance. Subscription lists will
he found by our friends from the country in
the different stores in this place, where contri-
buttons to the fund for rebuilding Mr.. DICK
SONS dwelling will be received
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New Advertisements.

nes" Gold Wanted. Apply at this Office
nfy" Sec Notice of Estate of Nicholas
STROMAN, Deceased
aa;~ Attention is called to the Regulations
of Orangcburg Market
Dsy" See Notice Of Sale on the 25th inst, Of
the C"rolina Times Newspaper
ssD-Mcssrs. BULL a. ScovILL advertise a
supply of Cotton Bagging and Rope and also
of Iron Tics for Cotton Their customers will
thus have the opportunity of choosing which
they prefer.
ia Acssrs. CHARLES BULL & Co, with the
usual enterprise Of that accommodating firm,
have made arrangements for tic delivery of
meat purchased from them ut the market be
fore, 10, o'clock cvcry morning .Jac, Daisy
will be the presiding genius Of tic stall, and
will no doubt: feel quite in his element ut a
CITY MARKET
nsS" Mr. L. f. SALINAS, of Grahan's Turn
Out, has on hand a full supply Of Ropo and
Bassing, together with articles Of p-imy Bacon
attne ,owcst rates he is also prepared to make
Cash advances on Consignmcnts Of Cotton to
Mr.. y. j. SALINAS, Factor, in Charleston.
Our friends in tho Fork will observe his adj
vcrtiscment in our columns.
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EUREKA CHAPTER No. I3, r. A. NJ

y REGULAR Convocation of this Chapter will be
held Orangcburg G. H., OH Saturday the 2Sth day
Of September at 10 o'clock, a. NJ. Companions arc
ordered to he punctual i'll their attendance as busi-
of Importance is to be transacted
BY order of the High Priest.
W. H. McKEWN
s. G. JAM1soy, Secretary
aug3 I'd
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The CrOps.

Tho weatherlhas been more favorable during
this week, and the Crops prosper according
ly. We have received the following from a
friend at Braachville, and rejoice, with him in
the signs ofProspcrity that attracted his ;.ttcn-
tion, during q brief respite from the trying
scenes of commercial life:
BRANonvILLE, Sc. Sept, T. 1867
Mr.. EDIToR:-I think it not out of place
to tell you something of the trials of the MGR
chants of B. We have passed through
severe ordeal during the Summer months on
account of the almost entire disappearance of
the "Almighty Grecnback" from our midst. I
resolved to shake off the gloom that surround
cd my dropping spirits by n visit into the coun.
try. AS l waded my way along tho winding
roads my dropping spirits gradually revived on
beholding tho large fields Of beautiful Cotton,
Corn, Rice, &c, bidding fair to yield an abun-
dant harvest, and amply compensate the farmer
for the great drops of sweat, (by whicbwc are
all required to live), besides affording few
supcrhuous bushels for the merchant NV
visit was of short duration for, thinking
might lose a dime I refreshed myself, passed
few words with my friends, and returned with
renewed hopes. Yours very truly
BOB
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Orangeb,ll'g Market.

This now institution will commence its opc-
rations to-day. Our friends from the country
the Town Council, in regard to the fec of 25
cents, and the inc of $500. We can say
nothing as yet about the operations of this new
arrangement; as experience alone can decide
the vcxed question of its practical utility
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-09-07
Deadly Weapons.

We arc requested by Captain FRENCH. =.
-s. A. Commanding the Company at thu; place
to state that he feels it his aa!:; TO carry out
that section Of Order No. 10, .forbidding the
carrying of dsadly weapons. Hc desires that
this information may be generally extended,
in order chat none may be put to trouble on
= .tSftN ,.-:pI W
account Of ignorance of the order referred to.
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Seminary For

YOUNG LADIES.
Tho Exercises of MISS ALBERGOTTpS School
for YOUNG LADIES and CHILDREN will bc re-
sumcd on Monday, I'd September, at the resi-
dcncc of Capt. L. a. Jcffor,ls, MUM Street.
Rates Of 7uHion per Quarter Of E2cren Weeks
lst. Gloss : So 90
Cd. Glass 100
French and Music Extra T.. ot...
A few Boarders car be accommodated at reasona-
bic rates.
mug 10 S ct
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C O M M E R G I "A L.
orrIcn OF THE onANckpupo NEWS,

September z 1867.
COTTON.-Thc decline of Cotton in Foreign
Markets, has its effect at home, causing Down
ward tendency. We quote
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READING F'IE|A4 g NIArTER ON EVERY PAGE.
LOCAL ITEMS.
sATUR'oA-g MORNING, SEPT, Z, 1867.
-, We Have Garrison.
\ company Of the 4Oth Regiment U. s. G.
Troops, is now quartcrcd here.
Our First Page.

BY request, we publish this week, General
HAMpT6N's letter on the duties Of the hour.
In SO doing, we have necessarily omitted our
usual amount of light literature; but we trust
that our readers, who delight in fiction and
humor, will be willing to yield to the oll-ab-
sorbing topic of the day-politics
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Our Thanks

Are returned to our worthy friend down
stairs, Mr.. T. G. Hubbcll, for saucer Of Lima
Beans, weighing the beans, not the saucc,-
nino ounces. We felt like migrating to Peru,
after eating them: for, like Lima, they were
capital
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onANGEBUnu RETAIL PRICES.

CORRECTED wSEKLY DY EZEKIEL KOnS.
Bacon and lard very firm, advancing in the North
cities. Bagging-thcre is u small stock Oh hand,
and when the commences it will be much
higher Flour is quoted at stcady prices. Sugar
and Molnsscs have advanced
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Religious.
EPISCOPAL,

EPISCOPAL.
VILLAcE-Rcv. Styles Mechamp September 18th
and 29th, at 10l a. NJ. and p. NJ.
REV. STYLES MELLIcnAMr-.N ST. Matthews
Church, (ncar Fort Motto September 9th and 22,l,
morning and afternoon.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
OrnMgchnr@ District.
Citation.
L. g. McMlCHAEL Esq, Ordinar,

BY l. =. McMlcilAEL Esq, Ordinary
WHEREAS. John II. rooScr hath made suit to me
to gran. him Letters of Administration of the Estate
",cis OF y Scclcy deceased
;'hm 81, % 'orcrorc to cite and almonish all and
.;nn,ar mrar u" ,o l;o,, Il and creditors of the said
+, Seclcv, dcccosd. ,hat nv, be anil appear before
me- in The Court of Ordinary 10 - hei" - Vi''agc-
burg G. H.. the 18Th day OF Scptcmoe. next ";'e1
publication hereof. u, II o'clock in the forcn",H' o
shcw cause if any they have. why the said Admints
tration should not hc granted.
Given under my hand this twen'y-ninth day of Au-
Gust Ammo D0mn 1861
M1IMICU AEI. q q ID
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Consignces per South Carolina Railroad
Remaining i'll the Depot tc Date.
W. A. O'Cain, J. +. Pooscr, j. D. Jones, w. w.
Cutler, G. d. Nast, p j. Tate, w. a. j. Sistrunk,
P. Bland. r. ~
In accordance with orders received from the S,l-
pcrintcndcnt Storage will hereafter be charged on
Goods remaining in the Depot for m unreasonable
length oftimc. w. G.. MEREDITH,
Agent
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School Notice.

The Exercises of Miss CELINA NJ. EVANS pri-
mary School will be resumed Monday, the 2d of
September, at the same place as heret oforc, in the
Of the Baptist Church, two doors from White
moTos Factory.
aug2i q
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-14
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
Midnight Report.
FROM RICHMOND.

RIcHxosD, May l3.
The u. S. Court was packed tbs morning
A military guard was placed around it, and a
strong police force inside. About twenty Ia
dies were among the spectators, also fifty ne
groes At ii o'clock JEFF Davis was brought
Ia and took seat next TO thetprisoner's box
with Cen Burton and the L. s. Marshal
His servant accompanied him. Davis, while
sitting by an open window, remarkeds cit
is q little cold, isn't ity and he was removed
to seat near his counsel, and IN from, OF the
Judge. Gen. Burton's return to the writ OF
hsbeas corpus was read, and the Judge CONS
plimented Gen. Burton, aad, obeying the
laws, released him OF the custody Of Davis,
and the Marshal imm ediately ser rved on HIM q
bench warrant, TO answer the Norfolk indict
ment Mr.. 0'Conner spoke Of Mr.. DAVIS
long Imprisonment and feeble health, and
asked that he be bailed. There being no op
position on the part Of the prosecution, who
liked the amount Of bail at : l0, 900, the ndge
announced his readiness to accept the bail,
stating, at the same time, that the responsi>
bility of the delay ln bringing the case into
court, rested upon the Governmenl and not
npou the District Attorney. He also said
that one half of the amount Of bail should be
given by persons residing in the State Of Vir>
GINA. The securities came forward, Horace
Greely being among the first, followed by Mr.
seheIl. of New York, and Mr.. Jacklow, of
Philadelphia, and others. A number of gen>
tlemen. residing in Virginia, offered their
names as bail Davis was Congratulated by
several friends. but there was no dernonstra~
ton or noise of any kind. After giving bail
TO appear at the November term OF court, Da-
Wis was taken in coach TO the Spottswood
House.
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FROM THE PLAINS.

Sr. Boufs, May 10.
The Democrat correspondent with Han
cocks expedition, writing from Fort Hos Cd.
May Sd, gives long account OF the council
held between Gen. Hancock and Satanta
Prenespal, Chief of the kiowas, as For,
Larned, on the lst inst. Satanta' speech was
full Of peace aud promises toquiet, and to use
his Influence With the other tribes. He said
the Che yennes and Sioux had abandoned their
viRaees because they were afraid Of the
troops, and thought Gen. Hancock did wrong
TO burn them. BE was opposed to railroad
through the Arkansas river region, and
charged Col. Leavenworth with selling spnu
ity goods belonging 10 the kiovs's, fof his
own benefit.
Col Leavenworth replied that he had KEEP,
back adnnities by orders from Washington.
Gen. Hancock replied al length, going ortr
much OF the same ground as in 9 former
speech, bot laying psrlicsiAf stress on the
point that, unless the indians faithfully per
formed their treaty Obligations apd preserved
peace, They wouid be severely punished He
explained that he busnt the Cheyennes and
Sioux villages because their tribes lied 10
him and acted very treacherous. They began
wR By bprning stations and killing whites on
The Smoky Hill route, and would be pun
nhed, and similar conduct on the part ot
other Ihd,sns would meet With like results