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ORDINANCE,

T'HE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE 1s PUBLISHED
L for tie Information OF all concerned
AN ORDINANCE 10 REGULATE THE CLEANSING OF PnrYIrs
AND VAULTS m THE CORPORATE L1hIrp TIE CITY.
j. Do IL Ordained by tho Mayor and Aldermen, That
from knd After the ratification OF this Ordinance Il ahall
not be lawful for person TO cleanse remove the
contents OF Vaults Priyles within tho limits of the
city, without having prevously obtained license The
samo all such Licences 10 expire Tho sis December
Of every year. and be subject TO all requirements mpos-
Cd by Ordinances regulating tho granting Of Licenses for
II. That the use OF Barrels in open Carts and Wagons
10 prohibited and parties applying License will be nc
qutred TO provide closed Oars suitable the PURPOSE
III AL persons having such License sha1l report Mt
ono ofth Guard Houses, during tho day bis or their IN
tenHon 10 such work during the ensng night; tn the
Lower Wards sueh report TO be made 10 The Main Guar
House, In tho Upper Wards to Upper Guard Ho1se.
w. The place or places for the deposit OF such onai
fhall BIO deslgnatcd from timo 70 time BY the Mayor
". Every owner or driver Of such Licensed Cart or
any othsr person who .ha violate any Of tho provons
Of this Ordinance, ahan neglect reso 70 observe
tho sae or any Of theu shah forfeit and pay for each
offence ane not to exceed twenty-five dollars 10 be
forced by the MAyorn his Court, recovered In any
other Court OF competent Jurisdiction
Ratified In City Council this seventh day Of NAY In Tho
yoar OF our Lord ono thousand eight hundred s Eix
tyseven. IN
H. 81 suru Pc oAHLAEp.
Clerk Of Council 3mo May 10
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CHI A RI ES TON.
THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 27, 1867.

jon WonK-We have now completed our
Office so MS to execute, in tho shortest possible
time, ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and we
most respectfully ask tho patronage of our
friends.
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NOTICE..

OFFICE OF THE CAPTAIN OF POLICE,
CHARLESTON, 8. c., Nay %, 1853 !
DARA6RAPH II. o. ORDINANCE TO REGULATE
L the "Cleansing Of Pryies and Vaults" Eorbds the
Use Of barrels In open carts and wagons and parties
suItsSo % for Se parpose All psr.on, aSssaoSe Nho
purpose taking Jobs Of The kind hereby required "
bring their carts 10 main guard houRe for imposition bs
fore applying for license. O. b. HGWALD.
MAY "a emo Csptzp Of Police,
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

UYFICK CLERK OF COUNCII,I
May 1907.
The following Section Of An Ordinance 10 abolish the
Office OF Superintendent Of Streets to provide Keep
Ing tho BrectA Lanes, Alleys. and open Courts In the
City OF Chrleston Clean and for other PURPOSES" is
hereby published for tho information Of all concerned
For tho duo protection OF the Rad contractor or con-
tractors, further ordained That every ownor lessee
occupant and tenant OF any promises fronting in any
street. lane. alley or open court shall every day
tsundsys crceped hAyo tho dEr hh. garbage or other
oal placed In front OF his her lot In barrel boz or
hesp and In readiness for tho contractor by the hour of
seren O'Clock. A. H., from The rst day Of MAy TO tho
nine O'Clock A. H., from tho nrst day Of November to
tho arst day OF May following And any person ohend-
oal in street. nne. alloy. open court aer The
hours above named shall bo subject 70 . nno not less
than two than five dollars each and every
offence. to be imposed by The Mayor
BY order W. Il. SMITH,
May Is Clerk Of Council.
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M E ET N @ 8,
EDUCATION AL.

NORTH CAROLINA MILITARY AND POLY
TECIIEIC ACADEMY.
A GREAT SCHOOL, OF MATHEMATICAL AND
IA PHYSICAL SCIENCES, together with Languages,
Literature, Political Economy. History, &c.
The Second Session. Ninth Academic Year. opens July
lst, 1867 Diplomas conferred upon Graduates In tho
regular course.
special cOurso Of EEG1N EEItING, ARCHITECTURE
aud DRAWING. In offered 10 those who wsh 10 qualify
themselves Tor civil Engineers lawyer &c nnd DO not
desire to pursuo other stutcs.
hCUmmerclpl Course glvcn 10 those who wish pre-
plre Tor business lfu.
. Preparatory Course for those who arc quito young
Sbr little advanced.
No military duty except enough drill FOR hc.itly
else. Expenses moderate.
For circulars, containing full particulars. adress
ugs. II. T. Col STON.
superintendent HilsbOro. N. G.
Msy % tutilsIo
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Observation-Disclosures.
ORFIOR CLERK OF COUNCIL,

-.-.. -a,aI7 G.--3 March I, 1857.
4 IL .TAyERE.KKEPERs, AND PERSONS RETAIL.
II mo sprituoua liquors. within the city limits, who
hars not executed their bond. and aken ont The proper
ported mot complying with Tho law ter Monday, 6h
Inst -'''
Those who havo cards hereby notified to hayo tI,
Gane placed In . conspicuous place In the window Ali
falling 10 observe this notice viii also be reported ser
ths abofo-meptoned urne, w. II. RHCTH,
March, 4 =. &af 0ssS u Council,
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AN ORDINANCE

AN ORDINANCE
TO REGULATE THE sIonAaR OF PErRoLruN, tn pno,
DUCTS, AND OTHER NFLlihAnLE oIIB.
City Council affeubd That from and after the lbth dsy
Of Juno next It shall not bo lawful 70 keep Petroleum.
Kerosene. Rock OIL Dapzinc, Benloo. any other
store or building south Of Line street. in larger guam
dty than ffty gallons on any ono lot promses and
seasels Of tin or other metal -
SEQ. That Petroleum is products, any other In
GammAble oil or oils when brought Into the city by Lana
or water may be fopt ON any lot In any building In
which cotton 10 not stored. for period not elceeanQ
The foregoing section.
SEQ. 8. Any person or persons yolstnv anv D.rt ~
This Ordinance nhh be subject to nno OF two hnudrnd
dors for each offence recoverable any Court c
pe,ent Jurisdiction. ~-,N-'
atned In City Council this twenty first day Of Nay In
the year Of our Lord thousand elaht hundred and
Exty-seyen. = :
[Lal -l. p. O. aAIIIARD Mayor.
W. II. aAFrH. Clark Of Council June
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aS Al communications intended TOR publication IN
Mis jor7idt must DC addressed 10 Me Ei,tor Of Me
Daily Neps No. 18 Haync-strc Charleston s. C.
business Communications to Publisher Of Daily
NearS.
We cannot undertake 10 re.rrn rejected comnunica-
tf0nS.
Advertisements outside of1.e city must be acco,npa-
nfrd inih He cash.
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ELDER & BROWN,

% MANUFACTURERS AND PATENT.
- KR9 OF tho celebrated COMBINATION
H86SARA CRADLE AND BABY TENDER, Pro.
s~@&& &)peltpg Horses, and all kinds .of Rock.
@09 y Ing Horses Invalid Chairs with doublo
S-x. y and single wheels. from SIS 70 Si6;
Olildren's Carriages. Fancy and Ysrpiihed Wagons
Fancy Sui Invalid Carriages, mido 10 o.dsr. fanoy
Propollor md Baby Rooksru 40, do.. lilo sso Horses
made toe der.
Depot, o. Gss BROADWAY. Mandatory, Nos. 40,
Abo, 46i Io2 WEST STREET, Now York.
Octobai 25 thstulyr
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FIRE LOAN.

MAYORALTY OF CUARLESTOS,)
OsTx HALL, November Q, 1865.
IL PERSONS pESIHoUs OF REBUILDING IN 1aR
IA burnt Districts and Waste Places Of tho City, un
der can Act Of The General Assembly, giving authority
TO tho City Council Of Charleston to proceed In the mat
tor Firo Loan, with view 70 aid In building up thr
CITY anew" arc hereby notified that tho form OF app
cation for loans be obtained at tho oce Of the Clerk
Of Council between the houru Of A. III. and p. N.
An Applications must bes ID In The above manHonel
oce, ,he Committee Will moet every 4onday to
slider tho same.
Dy order Of the Asyur1 W. B. SMITH,
Noyemberl0 Clerk OF Council
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LARassr O1RouLATros.-The DAILY

LARGEST OIRouLAT1oH.-The DAILY
NEWS Publishes the Official List Of Let,
ters remaining IN Ae I'ostoBice at The end
Of each ,oeeh, agreeab!y TO the }ollo,oing
section Of The New Posto6ice Lao, as The
newspaper hauing the largest circulation in
The City Of Charleston:
BEcroN And bo further enacted That Lists OF let
ors remaining uncalcd for In auy Postocc In my city
town or village, where newspaper shnlI 10 printed
shall hereafter be published once only In tic nowrpapcI
which, being published weekly oftcncr sa have The
laTyost circulation within range Of delivery Of the sa
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TO BE DRAWN
IN OPEN PUBLIC
ATLANTA, GA,
Wednesday, July 18th, 1se7--clas. d.
soHEME THE SAME FoR EACH MONTH
APPROXIMATION PRIZES /:

APPROXIMATION PRIZES:
Approximation Prizes Of $500 each for tho
nine remninpg units Of tho same ten OF tho
No. drawing the $50. 900 P.i lac sre.......... $500
ApproIimaiipg Prizes OF $3.50 each for the
nino remaining units OF the same ten Of tho
No. drawing tho 100 Prize nre..., o2So
Approximation Prizes of $500 each for the
nine remaining units OF the same ten OF tho
No. drawing the $lo, GOO Prize arc. ....... 1900
Approximation Prizes Of 500 each for tho
nllo remaining units OF the asmo ten Of the
No. drawing the IS, 900 Prize sre.. ........ 900
19 Approximation Prizes OF 500 each for Tho
nino remaining units Of the same ten Of tho
Nos. drawing Tho 81. 500 Prizes nro ....... 1900
l2t Prizes amounting .sI6s 900
Whole Ticket Sl2 Halves, So; Quarters, 81; Eghths.
$1.60. -
ss Ali tie Prizes abovo stated arc drawn at every
drawing .-Gr
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INSTRUCTION IN FRENCH.
MFRS. NICHOLS, A NATIVE OF CHARLESTON
lfl put during tho past fifteen cars q resident II
Eurupe s dcsirons of giving instruction In tho French
Language. either a her residence at tho house.
OF her pupils
Inquire at Mrs. FINNEY's. No. 1870 Kins street.
hIuy %
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B O A R DI N G,

f1cELLEKT BOARD, AT VERY Low
IN rates In the most central business part Of tho city.
without lodging, In private house, now be had.
For partculsrs address "x. L." PoHtoGlce. May 16
pOARDIEG.-TIntEE PLEASANT ROOMS
ID with good BOARD can bo had on immc.lir 90 npplt.
cation 70 No No. SO CHURCH STREET, ucst sife near
Tradd street. Terms reasonable. Jlne IA
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p l. A N
OF THESE GREAT LOTTERIES AND
EXPLANATION OF DRAWINGS,

The numbers from to 80 900 corresponding with the
numbers on tho Tickets arc prated separate slips Of
glass uheel-all the prizes In accordance With the
seheme arc slmary prlhtSa ana ehe1Ieod and placed
and two boys: blindtolded, draw the numbers aud
prizes. Ono OF the boys draws number from The
wheel Of numbers, and ut the timo the othor boy
drsws out one prize from The wheel Of przea Tho
Der and prize drawn out exhibited 70 tho audIenee
and Whatever przo ont 10 registered and placed to
tho credit Of that numbor-snd this operation repeat
ed until all tho prizes aie orawn out.
Tho Tickets aro printed In the following ttyo: Thoy
arc divided into Eshhs printed on The sco OF tho Ticket
Ticket Price payable without discount
W. w. BOYD Co., Managors
Atlanta, Ga.
Correspondents may rely ON prompt attention TO Or
ders By simply enclosing money with full address, An
addressed to nm ''
JAMES KERR, Agent,
OFFICE NO. 90 BROAD STREET,
Key Box No 68i, Charleston, 8. O.
Juno IA limo
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E. M. WHITING,
CORONER AND MAGISTRATE,.

JIAs REMOVED ELS orYIoE IRON cnALMERiA
I street to No, II QHUR0H STRRRT. near 81,
HIShssis Allsy, ',l,,.Ii Auguas q
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w AN T S.

WANTED. a GOOD COOK IN a PRIVATE
" family. Apply at this osiicc. Juno ~
WJANEED. A WHITE WOMAN, A GOOD
~ COOK and Hssl,eri references required. Apply
at No. a pEAUFA1N. opposlle MAzYCK STREET.
MThNTED-sALEsME EVBnYyvIIEItIl
e sell the GENUINE coNMoN-;EEsE FAMILY III iii SEN.
stitch hem. fell. tuck. bind. quilt BRAID aud cnbroIder.
Tho cloth cannot DO pulled apart after cutting
terms to asonts. or call al McDowELLs BLock cor. @
ner Fourth and Green strccs. Louisville. KY.
BLISS McEATHRON,
General Agents.
Office.
Juno4 tulhs3mo
WANTED, a SINGLE MAN, OF STEADY
Cotton or oa Wsso 70 vs1 SSou
mes an tSnm ely German preferred Apply to ROPER
WANTED, a yVOnIAN 10 COOK, WASH,
and 4 4Iron for small family In the country Ono
Apply to No. MEETING sTREET. ' B W june m1ss'' e
FOR SALE.
E,OR SALE, LIGHT IRON AXLE CART,
sSin6io for farm use. Apply at No. ~ EAST BAY,
corner Stohs Alley stuth3s June "a
AT PnIXATln sALE.THE STEAM TUG
- "RkLIEF" " built In Philadelphia in 1867. Length
hrssdt q beam sixteen a toppercd to six ts e,
feet. Hull and machinery IN good order.
ALSO,
NEW STEAM PILE DRIYER-Length forty cielt
ts fce breadth noen t15 feet: depth three a cc sir
t0 inches. Two ~ high pressure engncr six ts, inch
eylInder twolso 12) inches stroke ngt, Of derrick
fortyeIght 4sl fcet; spaco for logs ncen f6l nches
Flats bottom aheathcd with heavy nc propelled by her
own power. Speed four ~ miles per hour
For torms, which shall bo liberal. apply to
mo. FERGUSON,
Juno Is stuth8 Accommodation WI,arf
FoR SALE, A cARRYALL, WITH TIvO
l. Seats. polo and shaft Also, O SGT OF double and
single HARNESS oil In good order Can be seen aud
oarganed for cash or limo note at thirty days. No.
IL Lynch sIcet Mny II
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AT Tnr nAIi. siYsn by Lord Cow1EE, In Paris,
recently. tho Empress EuaKs1E was In uhite, and
wore siz rows Of largo diamonds round her neck.
Tho ssmo ornaments wero festooned in her hair,
In dresa tulle, especially white, was the striking
feature but all robes woro differently triramod,
although with about the same materials and pre-.
ctous stones. II Tho Truth must be said, saws A
correspondent the drossos wore mado Of nothing
but trimming, and th.t mostly Of leaves which en-.
twtned round the skirts, and glssened all oyor
with what lie called diamante preparation. It is
crystal reduced to powder, and adhered TO eithor
Grape or other artificial leaves Tho Offset is love
ly. O!her robos woro but foundations for towels
TO shine on. some wero all lsoe, With very long
trains. Tho prettlest wore vaporous waves Of tho
lghsest blSe haze.
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TIE VIcksBuRo Republican Of June 1s, brings
the following item Of press.gossip: It is Whisper
cd around town that Colonel MAa1oyR, lato editor
in chief Of the Vicksburg Times, and Colonel PAR
TnIDoE, former editor Of tho yicksbufg Herald, arc
about to establish newspaper in this city on tho
LoSosTaET platform. We aro personally ncquaint-
Cd with both Of these accomplished and able Jour
nalists, and although wo havo hold views differing
very widely from those heretofore entertained and
advocated by these gentlemen, wo cannot but wish
thom the moHt unboundod success. General Loso
STREETS We've on tho great national isaucs now bo
fore tho people Of tho South are certainly worthy
OF the most profound consideration OF tho people
OF Mississippi, and we hail with Joy the innueura-
tion In Vicksburg Of any paper that will advocate
the principles onunciated by him in his letter 10
Mr. J. III. @. PAnREn. II has been charged TINT
General LoNasTRKET is . "traitor to tho intorests
OF bis onco loyod Bonth." II this Ia 80, we yould
much rather. 30 down to hiatory damned rs trai.
tor than 10 live the lfo Of cowardly po!troon, and
be blessed with tho name OF patriot. Men aro
judged by their aets and no! by their worda Self
styled prtriots who sought refuge within Federal
linos, when the Bouth was bleeding at eyery pore,
and who now donoun 20 such soldiers as LoHo-
sEnxfT as traitor to tho South will DO Judged by
their record.
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that pcrhaps tho American cnsignB captured and
lodged at tho Admiralty are 80 few that they don't
like to risk them out OF their custody.
Very satisfactory information has boon received
rom sucz about The passage OF the Mecca pilgrims
this season; eS47 had arrived, and thanks TO tho
caro- which had boon exercised, and the sanitary
regulations enforced, not single death had oc-
Cured. Tho pilgrims from Jerusalem are now re-
turning. Russian steamer, the Vladimir has
brought eight hundred and ffty to CONSTANT
uople'and Odessa.
The Waco tTexas) Registe. relates this "one
OF tho negro jurors, upon returning homo In tho
evening, related to his employer, with manifest
pleasure, what had occurred during the day, and
inquired OF him DO dom men in do court house
understand ono anuder like do dc boys in de
quarterT 'Of course they do was tho reply,
can't you understand themr mo, sir + was the
honest confession Of Gen. GRITy1N's juryman, Z
can't understand dom mon at all dey talks too
high for NO."
Here La the way the Emperor NApoLBoH rides ont
in Paris 10 meet the Gear: "He wore tho uniform
Of general ofiecr, with tho grand cross OF Rus.
6ian Order and rode In magnificent state carriage,
all covered with orEamentation and lined inside with
satin. The coschnnAn and the throe footmon be-
hind were artayed in threecornerod hats. groom
v61tet COaSot nh WltQ gold laC9, white
silk vests, short pant, and stockings. WhiIo he
WAS being drivon at rapid rate toward his desti.
nation, brilliant assomblsge gathered In tho wait.
ing-room At the depot
Having been accused by Correspondent Of
croaking in regard 10 the crops this season, the
shreveport Gazctls says: "Fully one-half of the
cultivated lands In the Red River valley, from
Loggy Bayou 10 the Arkansas line, arc undo,
water, and tho crops Of cotton and corn upon
them are entirely destroyed. The corn crop on
tho u,lAnds IL very backward, and below an aver.
age. A very few planters, who keep their corn
nlsan, have fair prospect, but majority Of them
win not make sufficient supply for homo con.
sumption. The light showers and hot sun for the
past two weeks have produced wonderful change,
and II the SEASONS continue through this month,
we MAY hope TO subsist without depending on tho
Northwest for bread. Tho cotton crop through
out the country is doing well, whore Il u n, In.
iursd With grass and weeds"
, 1867-04-09
Total s275,6O9 SO

Balance of deposits 5 57,376 A
8 new deposit accounts, viz.
/ Laborer. | Various.
1 Minor.
9 Withdrawals amounting o.$372 IS.
Receivers for Saturday, 18th April 1857
In CH~RIsTIANsTED
Abr. Meyer, Esq, Trustee.
M. Merkmann, Esq, Member.
In FREDERIKsTED
W. PEBBLES, Esq, Trustee.
R. J. Robinson, Esq, Member.
GEO. BEHAGEN,
President.
St. Croix, 9th April 1867.
, 1867-04-09

NFTER Begjering af Christiansteds
~ Skifteret som behandlende Detailhand-
Ter G. j. Hansons Bo, vii vorde bortsolgt
we'd o~ffentlig Auction, Mandagen den 15de
dennes Middag Kl. 10 slet, i Huset No. 10
paa Hornet af Prindsens og Compagnie
Gade heri Byen
, 1867-04-09

{" X. M. Steamer-on the Goth ulto."
viz:
Broad Cloths, Tweeds, Trowserings,
Brown Duck, White Duck, w. C.
Drill,-Regatta, Fancy, & Floren-
tine Stripes, Brown Drill, Brown
Linen, Gents White Shirts, Brown
Cotton & Merino Vests, Gents
Shirt Collars, Mems, Women's, and
Children's Hose & J Hose, Black
Silk, Shirtings, Long Cloths, Do
mestics, Brown, White Book Muslin,
Swiss Null, Braid in Variety, Spool
Thread, Cord, Belt Ribbon, CoIo'd
Jeans & Sundry other items, all of
which are marked off at low prices.
rg@ Further Supplies will be opened
in a few days.
9. E. Bryan.
Bassin, No. 7 & 8 and No. az
Hing Street, I'd April 1867.
, 1867-04-09
ENDEEL
ENDEEL
MeubleY 6 EffecteY
SAINT
Boutik Ware

deriblandt ct Fad Rom og en- fortrinlig
M6lle til at male Riis, Katie etc med, til
h0rende nHvnte Bo.
Ch~ristiansteds Auctions Contoir, den 4de
April 1867.
j. A. Stakemamn.
, 1867-04-09
Receivers:

In CHRISTIANsTED
T. E. Mendes, Esq, Trustee.
F. H. de Silva, Esq, Member.
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LATE NEW 8
III TELEGRAPH.
EEw YORK.

Erw YovK, Sept 20--Henry Hart and
g. Iccornlci. -ere arrested. charged. with
ienr others. win smuggling sS0,0uO wortn
q cigars, ana aeia 10 oait in SlJo.001.
tne principal owners OF dlstiileries in
BoafGcn county, KY, were before Commits
soner White 10 day, charged by Collector
Bailey wi,h telrauling the revenue by car
ryine on the rectlfying bus nees without
liccuse, u-ing spurious brands, removing
.QloT withog, inspection, DC. Their 11r1c-
are G II. Sanhorp, ~ Nessmors, A. II. Mil,
sni L ! Fnkb. They wdpe held 10
bail IN 81 900 each In turn they have com
nenccd two SUITS against collector Bailey
III the Suuerior Court, and lie was held to
bail respectively in $4,000 ard 10000.
NcssmoTe IL u brother of Assessor Mess
more OF the Metropolitan Board Of Revenue.
over million dollars is involved in this
case.
The Cincinnati excursionists left here las
nigh, for Albany.
The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows to-day
granted lief 10 tie Grand Lodge of Penn
sylyans, To hold their next annual meeting
Al Pittsburgh.
Tie action Of the Grand Sire in granting
warrants 10 Colorado Encimpnent, No. /,
aud 10 other Lodges and Encampments in
Colorado and Montana, was approved.
The si EQUATIONS in whisky this morning
WAS caused by the burning If Rogers dis
tileTy. Navy street, Brooklyn Two men
Hsrr badly buiEed
Th'rc are reports here OF trouble At so
niretou. C6un, bank. and the cashier i.
-itt 70 be missinp
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las: night, but screnade is in con.emp'a>

las: night, but scTenade ia In con.emp'a>
ton.
Gen. Candy les in no official order mod.
flied or Suspended Gen. Sickles' order No.
10, but has. nevertheless, instructed his off
courts in North Carolina.
\ petition is il circulation il North Csr
olirs, asking Gen. Candy &c prcnlbis The ex :
ecutlon Of court judgments for the coilec :
ton of debts On the ground Of hsidsbips
they were working among the people. In
stance is given of Marshsfs sale where
the property brought just onc>:enth It's app
praised vAlae.
The Illinois Grand Lodge Of Good Temp,
lars in session at Decatur yesterday refused
10 adopt majority report for the abolition
Il des;ee woik.
Thursday, Elizabeth Godding, "a wears
Of age hung herself TO bed,post in Gov.
ington, Kentucky, in a sensation d. over
her dependence upon her son il-lsw.
James Z. Murdoch, at his benefit in Gina
cionati LOST night announced that he was
now playing his last engage ment, intending
to retire from the stage AID establish near
Cincinnati a. School Of Education.
The Cra.chtield House, Chattanooga was
DESTROYED by fire last evening. Loss, 49,,
000-ins.red
Six,ysix interments in New Orleans for
"a hours ending yesterday AN.
Gen. Hancock will leave Washington for
II. Louis in few days. lie will not as.
sumo command Of the oh district for seine
time to come, and has made application on
recommendation OF General Grant, to avail
himself Of the order giving officers assigned
to yellow fever localities to the 18Th of &c.
tober to report for duty.
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EkKSsS.

ELLSWORTH. Kansas. Sept. 20.-The
camp OF Thomas arker railroad contrac-
tor, iorty six miles above Fort lIays, was
attacked By Indians yesterday at noon. -
Forty men were in the camp "a. the time Of
She attack. Mr.. Parker and five OF his
men were killed and five MORALLY ounied =.
Eight Indians were Killed parker's bocy
was pierced WILL. fifteen bullets lances and
arrows.
The previous reports Of the scalping OF
Shaw ard Sgarp were untrue, but five men
# this outfit were killed on Monday.
Two brothers named Ferrand were ar
rested at Fort uarker to-day charged with
TIE murder Frank johnson, which occurred
u icw days ago.
The track OF the Union Pacific railroad Is
rapidly progressing and has now reached a
pOin. fifteen miles from Fort Hays.