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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-11-16

Literary Dcparu"chs'
This College has by It's owN nERiTs and thorough,
nracticnl plan of cucation ouvod all the Iberally
endowed Colleges Of this and the Southwestern states
II Is the Olde Comm.rcdi College inhd United SAFES
Every student who gives proper attention 10 tho IN
strcti0u is qualified before graduating To Keep SO.
of books il matters not what the business ny pea.
do the correspondence of any house students can h
tend the Commercial Course or the Literary or Agr-
cultural Course or Pcnmanshp Arithmetic or BOOK
keeping, the English, French, SPANISH uerhal, Lay
in or Greek Languages, Telcgraphing, PhonoGraphy'
Pcnmanshp, Bookkeeping, or the hiGher ha'heni"'o''
etc. separately, -, , a..
We have ample arrangements Tor one mo"Sd"" SIM
dent during the current year.
n B-Merchauts Planters Lawyers, Steamboat.
men, Builders etc, can here learn to open, Keep ana
close their books correctly in few days
BENEFITS OF Attending this College.
LIST Tho student saves much time and moucy-as
tbcrc are spcca Professors and Apartments for each
branch, and all things are taught and practiced as III
business
I'd PEHMNSsuIP is taught rs SCIENCE, land not by
imitation hence all easily learn We nave one OF
the most distinguished pcnmcn living, as Professor
3d. Our GRADUATES are sought by business men and
may be found, Principals, Book-keepers and CLERKS
in large portion of the Banks and Business Houses Of
this cy and over the South They receive SlOoO S2oo
or $1,000 per snnum This education is the best fortune
parents can give their children.
4h The DIPLOMA OF THIS COLLEGE is a passport oVcr
the Commercial world.
5th Young Gentlemen who have entirely neglected
their studies, can here be qualified for business IN
short time. 49,, 4.
9th This College will qualify young gentlemen to
opcn similar Institutions in all Southern Cities Next
co, Brazil, etc if they well recommended as to
character. go.
It'll Crippled soldiers and sons of clcrgymen will
have = liberal deduction made.
NB--Thosa who write for Book-kccpers or Teach
ers should give tH particulars Those who send Young
students should put their money III the hnis OF ther
merchant or the President. The South must now edl-
cate practically be orerer the totImg ras'a' Of tho
NOrH ,
CircuIors and Catalogues sent to all who desire them
Eonr.I ..-Stulcnts can board with the Professors
and other good families at $50 to SO per month
| Health.---For seven years n. Orleans has been
as healthy as New York or Philadelphia.
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ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
WeafherfOrd. Texas.

vINHE undersigned takes this method Of
informing the citizens Of Parker and
adjoining counties, and the travelling public
generally, that he has taken charge Of the
above house. and respectfully solicits
share Of public patronage. In connection
with the house is a large and cOmmodiOus
Livery Stable, well supplied with forage
and attended BIZ trus;y and experienced
bos,lsrs ND. BULLION,
Proprietor.
December 29fh, 1sG6-l7stf
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Commission Merchants.

w. ". PERKISs..,m.s. NJ. swESsoS...,.,p. l.. KEnNioN
nERKINs. SWENSON a CO. New Orleans
L SwENSON PERKINS CO., New iork,--Gen'
eral Commission Merchants.
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COLLEGES.

nOLHEAR Commercial College, New
| OrIean-.-founled ls'l2, No Vacations, hp"k
Keeping, Pcnmanshp, Languages, Mathematics
practically taught, students from u TO ca, RvfrS
n0IRTAE, President, lscps2-ly,l
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FOR SALE.

ok YOKE OF FIRST RATE OXEN
- and q No. I WAGON, may Be had on
reasonable terms, BY applying 70
JOHN sHERLEY, seyene.
Aug. ., ISSl-s5.tL
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TOBACCO.

T,rescent City Tobacco WOrks.-MANER
I ! HRofuTns Manufacturer Of Tobacco aud Cigars,
Dealers in Chewing aud Leaf Tobacco, II Tchourilou'
las St, New orleans, lscp22-lyl
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GARDEN SEEDS

y r. VIRGIN, successor to d. Maupay, Dealer
Il. in Seeds No. lOi Gravier street, between Camp
and Magazine sts, New Orleans 5l;ly.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-11-16

IL = DrCOSGE, inIorirrand Dealer In french,
L AUeri an aud English Drug, Chemicals, Per
himeTy, Patent Medicines, SuIsirai Instruments,
Trusses brushes aud Druggists suudIics, Ne, 70
ChaTtTes street, Established in ls4l, l7'lyl
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u UutsWutuN "u. 900 HIm ui NV ~ 4
y. UuunuirW lsiHllIsh.i boo t.u ulAuf n
FHifs Manufacturer aul luIHfiHrs n Ntrh'st
lsatifr. silver WHfr, tuilFiHt Nuus aud lii"si rof
nfr canal aud UHytl HfH. DO. lN.lN
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Merchants & CottOnfactor

XXTARE 4 BROTHER, No. ll3 Grayier 1t. Par
w ticuar attention paid TO selling Wool. II III
Ware, latcof Selma, Ala, Jas. T. Ware, late of Gal
weston, Texas.
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oALvEsTOH
sIIINItIDt Nii1NftiDti


tHeffsff OBJ HtfUH IONS n nnIWHH
wnHH ns nfNifu
rfsttit iaits tt.H.f. fnuHIH FrsiHu fHt
H. ln tta rtnHrH eco f.fIHH ."UHffI.. NO." M
va r.attit Nalafsr. w. i.f.rfH no. ItliH
tstaunistrf. tfutfaI Nuu tHgii arl ih. l'r
tanit. ~ fuffau tHHHitf t laff" ~ iuflHr
Walter rtaTsf AmffhHu t.iiIfmfni N uallh.f
Anffni nhiui Predictions NJ lla tHuniff iHfH
tultufa snatef. tnseffs. NrI Iralih n Ne iHuu.
tff. live fiafk Arlimaii.u N STOCK lnulifY
80. HHutrf ahl ItuHiHF fHHs Hni implrmruisi
rlan ~ Tumludsru iiHu ~ tHue a. ils 'ounitl
The infefinT Taiie iHulsI thaftrirf 1lih' frrllr.
ssfurity. Iiitrty ~ prrsHuH 1hr iaul rYsifm ~
Metirai I.lor, h surplT, Character and ffirs
serious O,trn1us Miscellaneous Hrmatks, irfmn-
Al Chrunnlog ira krrutt in MeNiru Table " Nuulrs
ani Distance Attitudes nH M Mexican hailf"ad
Hautrsg Ilright of Mountains Table ~ Distances
H. each Capital Mrstan Measures aud Nrighis ,
Population IiTst American settlers, etc,
ihe shove book Nil b. 0ut IN the l.iirr Iai ~
lime. Prirs .invls cory ouo dollar a. :, currency
Liberal discount % the trade
Address "
". RICHARDSON a CO.,
Negs once,
i01 Galveston, feNa,,
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TIE largest room in the world
room for improvement.
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GREAT WATCH SALE.
on THE POPULAR ONE PRICE PLAN.
Giring eUery Patron a Handsome and
Reliable Watch for the lo,o Price
of Ten Dollars
WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE,
~n xor M pr

Hs-Every patron obtains a watch by this arrange-
neni costing SO, while ii may be worth $50 No
Partially shown.
NFssRs Nm PoErrR a Co 2 and Dey street, Nev
York CITY wish 10 Immediately dispose Of the above
magnificent stock. Certificates, naming the articles
are flars in sealed envelopes. and well mixed Hold
r are entitled to the articles named their certificate
ut1n payment Of ST. whether It BE- vatoh worth = 80
or los The return Il any q certificates entities
YOU ~ the article NAMED ers0n. upon Payment ire
sttve q IT, worth and article valued les than
go manned any oertibcaie Il vii at once be seen
that this i
No Lottery, bit q straight. forrard legitimate
Transgcii0n, irhiek may Be participated
IN ersn By The most fasfidi0Hs.
A sinris eertisostr vii h. at ~ man, postTaid
uin rsiFf of25 cents Eve fr g eleven for 81 thir-
fTfiIrea ard ~ elerunf premium &C. - sNty-snInd
ururs raiuaiis premium f0r 10; one hundred and
rs- superb -ufdh Or 80 Toassnfs fhas- seekng
srnrrsnrf This . opportunity II = leEfi-
frelT ciucffd husius.. duly aufh1rized y ne goT-
srulsui srd oJel a. he ni=i earsful scrutny- M
~ Adlr-s
HILL. PORTER q CO.,
2 and D. 81 Nes York
- lar 30 .rur.
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Having secured letters patent on their valuable
improvements on Pianos and added largely to their
previously extensive facilities for manufacturing are
prepared to furnish TO the Trade or at retail their
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subscribers every comfort that can be obtained.
The music on the occasion Will be furnished by
a ian, Gus orchestra, composed of our best must
clans. The supper is TO be CONNIE tdut, and
the company recherche. Several distinguished
persons viii be present on the Occasion to trip
the light fantastic toe. Tickets, five dollars
each, TO be had of any of the managers.
CARNoRoss q D1xEY are still playing the
House that Jack Butt 70 good houses. An olio
and variety entertainment is also given every
night.
THE BLACK CRooK.-Mr. John E. McDonOugh
is already engaged in preparations for produc,
ing this great spectacle at the Academy of
Music next month, IN a style OF splendor equal.
II not superior, to the production of the piece
at Niblois. Efforts are being made by the
"stay-athomesn TO have Mr.. McDonough play
the Black Crook throughout the summer.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Barque c. Starret, Gregory, Boston, Workman & Co.
Schr Orozimbo, Bagey, Boston, Mershon & Cloud
Schr NJ. Il. Long, Hardy, Charleston, Q. Baker.
Schr Port Royal, Moore, Norwich w, III. Johns &Bro
schr Matte Holmes, Tapey, Bangor do.
SChr Z. Hadden, Wainwright, New Haven, do.
Schr j. L. Somers, Somers Norfolk, Audenried Nor
ton & co.
Schr p. II. Clinton Clinton. New Haven do,
Schr star, CTOwell, Portland, Wannemacher & Co.
Str +. G. Biddle, McCue, New York, w. 2. Clyde& Co.
str Diamond State, Talbot, Baltimore, j. ID. RuOn.
str f. Franklin, Person, Baltimore, a, Groves, Jr.
Tug Commodore, Baltimore, with a tow OF barges, W.
7. clyde 81 Co.
Tug Lookout, Alexander, Baltimore, with tow Of
haIges w. z. divide d Co
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r. O o r / N @
LEGAL NOTICES.

TN THE ORPHANS COURT FOR THE CITY
/ AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Estate of j. PEMBERrON HUTCHINSON, Des
ceased.
The Auditor appointed by the Court 70 audit setleS
and adjust the first account of CHARLES H
HUTCHINSON, JAMES II. HUTCHINSON, an&
PEMBERTON s. HUTCHINSON, Executors Of the
will of J. PEMBERTON HUTCHINSON, Esqs
deceased, and TO report distribution of the balance
in the hands of the accountant. Will meet the
parties Interested for the purposes of his appOnf
ment, on MONDAY, April 29 1867, at IL O'Clock A.
of Philadelphia, n. ~
II wfm5t# CHAPMAN BIDDLE, Auditor.
n NOTICE.-COURT OF COMMON PLEAg
IN FOR THE CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILAl
DELPHIA, Of June Term, 1866. No 81 In Dlyoroet
AMALlA XOELKER VS., Philip VOELKER.
To Philip Noelker, the above-named respondents
SirThe dispositions OF witnesses for bellant in thd
above case will be taken before T.. X NIOHOL8i
ESQ., the Examiner appointed by the Court to take tes
tmony in the above case at the office OF the subscribe
No 5l2 N THIRD Street, Philadelphia, on the I'd
day of April. A. ID. 1867, at o'clock p NJ.
FRED. DITTMANN,
"A l5t" Attorney for LibelRnt
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the vessel.
A SHOCKING OcouRRENcE.-A Mrs. Ellinper
an elderly lady, was terribly gored by steer
on Monday evening" at Second and Tasker
streets. The animal, with others, had been
driven from drove yard, and being iaded
became very cross and surly, and evinced dis
position not to enter the pen on Tasker street
Just as Mrs. Ellinger, with a basket in her
hand, attempted to pass by, but before she
had time to do so the steer, with his head
close to the ground, made terrible advance
and caught her on his horns, one of which ter
ribly lacerated her thigh, and the other
entered her side between the hip and the ribs,
producing shocking and dangerous wound.
Aid was procured, but it was thought vester
day that her injuries would prove mortal.
from the fact that she spit considerable blood.
The INDIANs.-Last evening a meeting
the friends Of the different Indian tribes was
held in the hall corner of Ninth and Spring
Garden streets, at which addresses were made
by A. Ii. Love and others. DR.. H. II. Child
presided. The Society of Friends was well
represented by many of its members. Mr.
Alfred H. Love made a lengthy and verv
interesting address. The object was to excite
sympathy i'll behalf of the IndianItribes, and to
petition Congress for the passage of laws by
which the Indians might be protected.
HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY," MEETING. - This
Society held its last meeting in its present
quarters Broad and Arch streets, last even
ing. The display of flowers, plants, rare
exotics, and magnificent bouquets was one of
the finest ever given by the Society, and
elected universal praise from the numerous
visitors in the rooms. The display of early
vegetables, though small, was good. The
scafolding about the new hall will be removed
on Friday, and the next meeting will be held
in the new building.
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MEMORANDA,


Steamship Peruvian, Glover, hence, at Norfolk lith
instant. ..
steamship Star of the Union. Cooksey, for Philadel
phia, cleared at New Orleans 18th inst
steamship PropOntis, Higginson, Tor Philadelphia
cleaI ed at Boston 18th Inst. -
steamship Virginia, Allen, hence, at Norfolk 18th
instant. - 800,
BaTque Isaac r. Davis, Hand, 80 days from Cardiff
for Havana was spoken oath ult, lat. 2S Ion. 5S.
Barque Morn, johnson, 60 days from LONDON Tor
Philadelphia was spoken 4th ult lat AZ o. lon' 81
with loss OF main yard.
Brig Birchard and Torrey Frsbee for Philadelphia,
sailed from Portsmouth llth inst.
Brig Nazarine, Murphy, hence for Barbados, was
spoken lst inst, lat. 30 q, lon. 63 "a.
Schr Problem. Moore, hence, at Nortolk l4th inst
schr Clara Herrck, for Philadelphia, sailed from
Schrs B. steeman and c. L. Watson, hence, at Nor
Schr D. andE. Kelly, Kelly, for orPhadephia. cleared
at Boston 18th inst. -, ,,..-
from Beverly 14th inst ,-
Schrs IL simmons Godfrey; J. N. Baker, Adams;
and r. Seaman, Seaman, for Philadelphia saedtrom
Salem 14th inst. -, c ,,,-,,..,.,,, Ill, e.,,
Scbrs r, B. Wheaton, Wheaton. and r. w. Dillon
Ludlam, hence, at Salem 18TH INST. -,
Schr A. A. Andrews, Kelly for Philadelphia sailed
from New Bedford 18th inst ,,., -,
Schr Norwester hence. at Gloucester 18th inst
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MISCELLANY.


The Bureau Veritas of Paris publishes the list OF
marine losses during the month of February last.
me total number OF vessels lost is 22i including l6
steamers, of he vessels lost l02 were English, AZ
American u French. IL Italian, Danish Prussan,
5 Dutch, and the remaining 26 sailed under various
flags Eleven vessels supposed to have been losU
with their crews no intelligence respecting them
having been received. The number OF vessels lOst
the months of January and February is61, was 20,
and in the corresponding periods OF 1866, bS showing
dimnuton of 33 casualties in favor OF the present
year, -. ,,,,,
for san francisco, would be forwarded from Ilo
Janero by ship Topgallant. The North American
balasting at Rio JaneirO on the Isl ult Tor New
York. -. 49,.
yard OF ohm Pascal fine dOuble-deck schooner OF
about 2GO tons named Dexter Washburn. she ls
owned by Carleton Norwood & Co, ana Captain q, Il,
Harkness, who Is to command her.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
The following information, dated January, 1857,
respecting sunken rock recently discovered inside
Wilson Island the west coast of Kluslu, has been
received from Commander Charles Bullock H. Nj. .,
Serpent
Serpent Rock lies threequarters of mile from and
inside Wilson Island; II has only from nine TO twelve
feet of water on II. From the rock the northeast
point of Wilson Island bears N.NW., the south point
W.SW., and the north point OF KOkosma E.NE. The
Serpent grazed over II while carrying six tathoms
regular soundings in both chains,
BY command of heir loTdshIps.
GEO. HENRY RICHARDS. Hydrographer.
Hydrographc Office Admiralty London March l3, 1867.
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THE RIGHT E,Ev. B1sHop VAN, of Kansas,
administered the rite of confirmation to about
forty persons, at st. Luke's Church, on Sun
day evening last. The church was crowded,
and the services were solemn and of deeply
interesting character.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
ron ADDIr1oNAl IooAL IrnAs zee ourslpn PAass

HOSPITAL lTENs.-The following named per-
sons were yesterday admitted into the Penn
sylvania Hospital
,,. William Kahn, n years of age, residing on
Fitzwater street, below Seventh, got into a
hght with a man on Spaford street, and was
struck on the head with bar of iron.
benjamin jackson, aged rs years, yesterday
had his leg broken, the accident occurring on
board the ship E. St. Clair Edwards.
James Black, colored ,,was cut on the head
with an axe by woman in Spaiford street,
near Bedford, yesterday.
Patrick McCaulley, a hand on board the
schooner Maule, had one Of his feet severely
injured, yesterday, by falling on the deck of
the vessel.
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.

For additional Marine NeiOs see First Page.
ALMANAC FOR PHILADELPHIA-THIS DAY
SUN MOoN RISES. AS
sun SETs.....,......64l HIeH WATER.,,-.,,',,, O25
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE,
%1Ssn; BUTeHSs' fBH@H MONTHLY Connnrrrn.
JOHN SPARHAWK,
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STRICT ECONOMY IN MANAGEMENT T

PROVIDENT LIFE AND TRUST COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA.
No. Ill :. FOURTH STREET,
Commenced Business 7mo. "a. 1856.
Organized to extend the benefits of Life Insurance
among members of the Society OF Friends. All good
risks OF whatever denomination solicited.
SAMUEL r. SHIPLEY, President.
ROWLAND PARRY, Actuary.
THOMAS WISTAR, NJ. D., Med. Examiner
JOSEPH B. TOWNSEND, Legal Adviser.
This Company, in addition to the security arising
from the accumulation of premiums gives the insured
the advantage of an actual pad-up CaptaI. ALL
THE PROFITS OF INSURANCE ARE DIVIDED
AMONG THE INSURED.
Life Policies and Endowments in all the most ap
proved forms.
Annuities granted on favorable terms. r. 22fmw8n
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

steamship Wyoming, Teal 20 hours from Savan-
nah, with cotton, etc. TO Philadelphia and Southern
Mali Steamship Co. Passengers - Mrs. Josephine
Wood and son, NJ. A. Frsbe, q. Josephs, L. b. Allen
and lady, j. W. Loter, W s. Howard Chas. r. Allen,
Jesse A. Blake, c. j. L1ttlefield, II. NckersOn DR..
Noz, A. Rappard, Mrs. G. Dewitt and child.
Brig Uncle Jerry, Norton, IL days from Sagua with
sugar to Dallett & Co.
schr A. NJ. Bird, Merrill, from Fall River in alast
to captain.
Schr Julia E. Pratt Nickerson. days from Boston,
with linseeo 40 Barclay d Barclay.
Schr w. GiIlum, Scoviil, from Middletown with
stone to captain.
Schr A. l.. Derrckson, Marshall. ! day from Lewes
with corn to Moore IL Wheatley
Schr Eldorado. Insley days from Laurel, with
lumber TO Moore & WheaTey.
Schr B. Sheppard, Williams, 4 days from Laurel,
with lumber to Moore x Wheatley.
SChr Florence, Bradley, days from Seaford, with
railroad ties to Moore dS Wheatley.
SChr Farmers Friend, Moore. 4 davs from Laurel,
with lumber to Moore d. Wheatley.
SChr Dart, Galloway, 3 days from Potters Landing,
with railroad ties to Bacon, Collins IL Co.
Schr ]. Hooper, Mobery, days from Choptank
River, with lumber to Bacon, Collins dS Co.
SChr Star, Crowell, from Provtdence.
Steamer Chester, Warren, "a hours from New ork
with mdse. TO w. 7. Clyde IL Co. 80
Tug Lookout, Alexander, from Baltimore with O
tow OF barges TO w, p. Clyde q Co.
Tug Clyde, Duncan, from Baltimore, with q tow or
barges to w =, clyde " Co. -
Tug Commodore, Carr, from Baltimore, with a Tow
| of barges TO w. p. Clyde Il Co,
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ENGINES, MACHINERY, ETC.

EEf PENN STEAM ENGINE AND
xsSsIAlls54ssLSs BOILER WORKS-NEAFIE d. LEVY
ThACIICAL AND THEORETICAL ENGINEERS,
MACHIN ISIS, BOILER MAKERS, BLACK
SMITHS, and FOUNDERS, having for many years
been in successful operation, and been excusiyely
engaged in building and repairing Marine and River
Engines high and low-pressure Iron Boilers, Water
Tanks, Propeers, etc. etc, respectfully offer theI
services public being fully prepared
tract engines of all sizes, Marine, River, and
Stationary having sets OF patterns of different Sizes
prepared to execute orders with quick despatch.
Every description Of pattern-making made at the
shortest notice. High and Low-pressure Fine,
Tubular, and Cylinder Boilers, of the best Pennsyl
vania charcoal ron Forgngs of all sizes and kinds;
Iron and Brass Castings of all descriptions Roll
Turning, Screw Cutting, and all other work connected
with the above business
Drawings and specifications for all work done
at the establishment free OF charge, and work guar
anteed.
The subscribers have ample wharfdock room for
repairs of boats where they lie perfect safety
and are provided with shears blocks, falls, etc
for raising heavy or light weights
JACOB @. NEAFIE,
JOHN p. LI1VX
s2l2 BEACH and PALMER Stree
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-10

BALTIMORE, Oct. 9-The State Democratic
convention organized at one o'clock to-day.
Hon. II. G. S. Key, Of St Mays, was elected
president.
Colonel oden Bowie of Prince Georges, was
nominated for governor on the eighth ballot.
The vote stood-BOwie, Sc; Hamilton, IS.
BALTIMORE, Oct 9.-Ths Democratic cOnven.
ton to-day nominated the following State ticket:
For Goyernor-Hon. Oden Bowie, of Pine,
Georges county.
For Attorney General-Hon. Isaac Jones, OIL
Somerset county.
For Comptroller - William ]. Leonard, oil
Worcester.
For Clerk of the Court OF Appsa!s-Jamei
franklin of Anne Arundel.
For Commissioner of Agriculture and Labor
DR.. W. S. Mcpherson, of Frederick.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-10

NATIONAL TnEArRE-"THE TIcKEr.oF. LEAVE
MAN."-This evening Mn, CHAsFRAU plays his
great part of Bob. Briefly, in the Ticket Of
Leave Man" As it is confessedly the best per-
formance of the part ever seen in America, we
need not dwell on its merits. The fue structure
of the play, his finished acting, the well. drawn
characters, and above all, the noble truth 1t was
written to illustrate, must ever make this play q
favorite one and in the hands of CHANFRAU
every phase of the poor deluded lads experience
is painted with a vigor and clearness that be.
stows double value on the lesson. Tho house
should be crowded.
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ST. LOUIS, Oct. 9,-DispAtchss from St. Louis
say that Superintendent Murphy under date
Of Medicine Lodge creek, Oct. 9TH, writes that
there are now assembled at that point 43l lodges
of Arapshoe,, IS Apache', $50 Kiowas and %
cheysnnes. There are 800 Cheyenne lodges now
moving in. One hundred lodges of Cananche!
are encampsd 800 miles below, and Big Mouth.
band of Arapahoes, 81 lodges, will DO prssen
making a total of s52, averaging six perso
each, or 5000 Indians. There was some troubl,
in getting access to the hostile Cheyenuss, ant
Col. Butterhsld was shot at and lost his hors,
and pistols. Tho mission so far is considered Q
great success. The Chsyennes are now said t.
be anxious for peace.