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AUCTION SALES.


= AAS ne A61ISVVEvs .ss.- 4 !. 70
El'f GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Auctioneers, -
~ No. 526S E. corner eth and ID streets. -
FOR SALE, AT AUCTION, ON WEDNESDAY,,
26th instant, at o'clock p. m. part of Lot11 in
Gruttenden subdivision of Square s9s, fronting
9th street west between and SITS norths and rum
ming hack, to q public alley. improved by a two
story frame house, NO goo 9thstreets containing
Also, Lots g. and s, in sduare IA fronting on X
street north. between Sd and 4th streets east. =
Terms: One-third cash balance in 6 and II
months, secured by deed of trust. Conveyancing
and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser
$50 down on each piece when sold -...2 ts..y
,je I'D - GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Aucts.
Ply w. L. WALL Il CO., Auctioneers,
u ed. Stores 3 ID and 317, ..i.; ~ ~
70 South corner Penn a avenue and 9Th street.
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT
-it .e' ~ E. AUCTION. - 10Y. '@ o..
OmFRIDAY MORNING, 18th June. commenc.
ing at 10 O'Clock, will sell, at house No. 3J2
10th street west, between north l. and NJ streets,
the entire Furniture of the house. We name in
part ~ 81,
Marble top Tables, Whatnots
Walnut Sofas and Chairs '". ..t.-
Mirrors, Brussels and Ingram Carpets Et.a
Walnut Bedsteaas
rf Hair and ShuCk Mattresses 4
Parlor and Cook Stoves
Cane seat Chairs, Sideboard, &c
Extension Dining Table,
With the entire contents of the kitchen, consist
ing of all useful and good articles.
Terms cash w L. WALL Il co.
Je26 a1 Anctoneers.
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ORr GREAT unoN<
1CO( PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 1901

~ 49, siyisss: -
TO THE NORTHWEST, SOUTH. AND SOUTH
WEST.
follows 0'f
Westinghouse .45 A. NJ. Baltimore IL 10 p. "
.4 30 P. M. 100 p. n
...-S.45 2. NJ. ..-..l9 80 p. n
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK ROUTE
With ELEGANT SCENERY Palace State room
day and night Cars with modern improvements and
saving from four to twelve hours in time over any
Other route Two hundred miles saved to Western
THREE DAILY Trains TO THE WEST.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO THE NORTH
Through from Baltimore to ROCHESTER, and
PITTSBURGH without change "A'
Passengers by this route from Baltimore have tho
advantage Of making all changes in UNION DE
Tickets by this route can be procured at the Of
fee, corner 9th street aud Pennsy ,vania avenue
under National Hotel where reliable information
will be given at all times.
q Passengers procuring tickets at this Office can
secure accommodations in Sleeping Cars for Fl
= W. j. ARNOLD, Ticket Agent,
Sixth and Penn'a ave., Washington, ID, G,
ED. s. YOUNG, Gen. Pass Agent,
dc lily Baltimore, Md.
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ARTICLE V


1mmediatement apres
Pexchange des ratif-
cations de cette conven-
ltion, les Notifications
let les postes militaires
Ia vi Sc. trouveront sur lie
Territoire cede seront
lremis a l'agent des
| + { a I o u n / s, ct les
'Itroupes Russes q nj sont
'fstatioHees dams le dit
ITerrttoire seront reti-
rtes dams un terme
practicable ct q nj puisse
Iconyenir aux deux par.
tiles.
| ARTICLE vi.
| En- consideration de
Ia susdite ces : ion, les
i Etats.Un s'engagent
la payer a Ia Tresorerie
la Washington dams lie
'Eterme de dix mois,
lapres fechange des rat.
Iif1catlons de cette con-
'Ivention, sept millions
'IdeuX cent mile de dol
lars en- or, au Repre-
Isentant diplomatlq ae
Jon tout autre agent de
ISa Maieste pEmPereur
de toutes les Russies
Idurment autorise a re-
lcevoir cette somme.
La cessIon du Terri
Itoire avec droit de sou.
Iverainete fate par
Icette convention, est
ldeclaree libre ct deEa-
Igee de touteS reserva-
Itions, privileges, fran
Ichises, on possessions
'Ipar des companies
'IRusses on tout autre,
II tgalement constitutes
on autrement GU par
des associations. sauf
supplement les propri-
Ietaires possedant des
,biens prives individu-
els ct la cession aInsi
Iaite transfere tous les
droits, franc hises ct
privileges appartenant
,actuellement a la Rus
| sic dams lie dit Terri
Iuoire Ell ses depend
an ces,
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q nj y sont maintenant
deposes seront places
entire les mains de
l'agent des Eats Unis;
mais les Eats Unis
fournirons toujors
quand IL yaura lien, des
copies legalisees de ces
documents au Gouv-
ernement Russo, aux
OFFICERS on suJets Rus
ses qui pourront en-
faire lie demande.
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ARTICLE III.

The inhabitants OF
the coded territory, &C
cording TO their choice,
reserving their natural
allegiance, may return
to Russia within three
years;butif they should
prefer to remain in the
coded territory, they,
with the exception OF
uncivlliZed native
tribes, shall be admit
ted TO the enjoyment Of
ali the rights, advan-
tages and lmmunities of
citizens of the nited
States, ard shall be
maintained and pro-
tected in the free en-
joyment of their liber-
ty, property and reli-
gion. The unclviliZed
tribes will be subject to
such laws and regula-
lions as the United
States may, from time
to time. adopt in regard
to aboriginal tribes of
that country.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
- = ---5t-V HA WASHINGTON, May 5, Noon, 1867

- 10 WASHINGTON, May 5, Noon, 1857.
~ Es
Trains between WASHINGTON land BALTI-
MoRE, and WASHINGTON AND THE WEST
are now run follows. viz
- FOR BALTIMORE
Leave dalS except Sunday, at 700, 7:45, and Il:
?. m, and 2fo, and 4 30. and S:45 p. m -
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS.
leave daily, except Sunday, at T0O m, aEd 80
FOR Way STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS
? Leave at SIS and eco a. m, and at 200 and 435
- FOR ANNAPOLIS .
Leave at7:Oe a. m. and 4 80 D. M No trains
from Annapolis on Sunday
.......s.. .-.-., ON SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE
- Leave at I:46 q: m, and 49, and S.4S n m
s1 80 FOR WAY STATIONS
leave at I:45 a. and & 81 and & a n m
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE NEST
Leave daily, except Sunday at rs a. m 4: 30 and
On Sunday at 4:sO and s:45 p. m. only. copnsctin,
at Relay Station with trains from Baltimore rs
Wheeling, Parkershurg, &c. -
THROUGH TICKETS TO the West can be had a.
the Washington Station Ticket Office at all,houps
III the day, as well as at the office of the Bank
ers and Brokers Telegraph Line 34s Pennsylys
For New York, Philadelphia and Roston sno al
vertiseient of "Through Line - Wy '0 GU
~ ut7J. L.. WILSON, Master of Transnor.a+;on
-. l.. Nj. COLE, General Ticket Agent 'n'
-. GEO. S. KOOSTZ, Agent, W ashingtop
OC30-tf f. J. WIIkIN a go
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ARTICLE IL.

Dams le Territoife
|cede, par Particle pre-
Icedent, a la Souverain-
|ete des Flats. Unis,so
|cornpris le droit de pro.
|priete sur tous les ter
rains ct places ppblics,
|teres inoccupees, toutes
les constructions pub
|iiQ ues, fortifications,
|casernes ct autres edi-
fees qui ne sont pas
|propriete prfvee indi.
|vidual. III est, tout efols
|entendu ct convene
IA ne les eglises, con-
|struities par 10 Cow
|erAement Russo sur 10
|Territsire cede reste-
Iront Ia propriete des
Imembres de rEgliSe
IGrecQue Orisntale'
Iresidant dams CO Ter.
lrttoire ct appertsnanti
q 60 cutie. Tous les
archives papisrs, ct
documents du Cow.
|ernement, ayant trait
an sUsdit Territoire, o.
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existing there, will be
left In the possession of
the agent OF the United
States; but an anthem
ticated copy of such OF
them as NAV be re-
quired will be, at ell
times, given by the
United States to the
Russian government.
or to such Russian ON
GERS or subjects as they
may apply tor.
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HOUSE ON GROUND RENT FOR SALE.
small Brick House on Lot n, Square 574, cor
ner LIST street west and Indiana avenue, near the.
Depot, suitable for store oyster house, will be-
sols at public sale on tn URSDAY, 9th June, at o
O'Clock p. m. ~, - 49,.
Terms and other particulars at sale. on the prem
Uses - - COOPER LATIMER,
je22-d : .f - ..-.r Auctioneers
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nY COOPER & LATIMER, Auctioneers
ID Late clerks with J C. MCGUIRE L Co..
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and Ilth
street, Star Office Building. $50 .
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dSds COOPER LATIMER. Ancts

DY COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers,
ID Late clerks with J. c. Mcclure Co..
Southwest corner of Penn'a avenue and 18th street
Star Office Building.
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DY COOPER Il LATIMER, Auctioneers
ID Late clerks with JAS. G.. Mcclure & Co..
Southwest corner of Pennsylvania ave- and 18th
street, Star Office Building. -
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je 26-d&ds COOPER & LATIMER, Aucts.
10y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
II No. $40 Southeast corner 7th and ID sts
10y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
" No. $50, southeast corner It'll and SITS

PROVED REAL ESTATE, BEL0NGING TO
THE ESTATE OF THE LATE ANDREW
SMALL. AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY, July /, at 6 o'clock p. M. we shall
sell, in front OF the premises, part Of Lot 4, in
feetS inches deep, on the north eide of street
north between Goth and 2lst streets west, and I'M
proved by two STORY front and rear Brick Build
ing, numbered ia.
months for notes bearing interest, and secured by
a deed OF trust on the premises: All conveyancng
and revenue stamps at the cost OF the purchaser
$50 down on the day of sale.
Ii the terms of sale not complied with in fl We
days from the day of sale the executor the
right to resell the property at the risk of the de-
je 26-eo&ds GREEN 4 Williams, Aucts.
DY COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers,
- Late clerks with j. q. Mcclure & Co.,)
Southwest corner Penn. avenue and 18th street,
Star Office Building
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
PROVED REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION
We, the undersigned, trustees, named in the last
will and testament of the late Johnson HELEN, will
TERNO6N. July 5, at O'Clock D. m, on the prem
ises all that valuable parcel Of Land being lot No.
l. in square No l6 fronting 81 feet inches on Con-
necticut avenue, between L and NJ streets north,
with an average depth Of l40 feet through, and
fronting on 18th street west
months, with interest. secured by deed of trust
upon the premises. All convey ancing and revenue
stamps at the cost of the Pnrehaser, SI0 down at
time OF sale. John :, 3. BLAKE,
CLIFTON HELEN,
c. HELEN.
VIM. r. HELEN,
ro,np Trustee.
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pOE0MA0 FAMILY sHAp Roe, piehlsd end
AyN Oeyner 18th and y streets,
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THE EVENING STAR,
o + + 4 G 1 A L.

By tie President of the u
A PR0CLAI
Whereas a treaty bet W.
of America and his Mai
all the Russias wa5 conc
their respective pie nipe
of Washington, on the
last, which treaty, being
French languages, is, W
lows:
The United States of
America and His Ma II
jesty the Emperor of 81
all the Russias, bein 2 d
DESTROYS of strengthen rs
ing, If possible, the s.
good understanding g
which exists between el
them, have, for that Ief
purpose, appointed sip,
their Plenipotentiar es Do
the Persistent of theft
United States: WilliamlC
II. Seward, Secretary Of o1
State; and His Majesty el
the Emperor OF all the Iet
Russias: the Prlvy ti
Counsellor Edward de e,
Stoeckl, his Envoy Ex- f
traordinary and Minis Y
ter Plenipotentiary toI )
the United States. "a
And the said Pleni- et
potentiaries, havin z ex- p
changed their full pow To-
ers. which were founf ol
10 be in due form. hav al
agreed upon and signed
the following articles:
Article I.
His Majelty the En-
peror of all the Russias n
agrees to cede to the 81
United States, by this CO
convention, immedI- E
ately upon the ex- m
change Of the ratific.- d.
lions thereof, all thel I
territory and dominion &c
now possesod by his m
said Majesty on the NJ
continent of Americ: M
and in the adjacent ISL q
ands, the same being lie
con tained within the Ict
geographical limit tie
herein set forth, to wit: d.
The eastern limit is theIv'
line Of demarkatioh be- :
tween the Russian and G
the British possessions y
in North America, a n
established by the Coz q
yention between Rus a
STA and Great Britain Is
of February 2s-l6, 1878. eI
and described in Arti- %
cles III and " OF saidl2S
convention. in the fol- nj
lowing terms: VI
let
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pY VIM. L. WALL & co, Auctioneers.
ID Stores 81 > and 3l7,
Southwest corner Penn "a avenue and 9th street

BRICK HOUSE ON ELEVENTH STREET
NORTH AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, June q, at six
o'clock, we will SELL in front of the premises
House and Lot No. asa Eleventh street, between
q and streets, east side, three story brick and
basement.
The above house is in good condition and in
very improving part of the city, and offers induce
Terms Of sale are: 5000 cash. and the balance
in 6. II. and Is months. Deferred payments to be
secured by a deed of trust on the premises
Title perfect.
deposit of 500 will be required as soon as the
property is sold.
jeH =. > W. l.. WALL & CO., Aucts
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rrrrcHH a H1i1ttY puRxssrR,

goa 80. between ~, IA i1th sts.
Mr.. Aiiiot, from Paris, Hair Dresser, OF thu
deiebrated Rachel, With WHOM he arrived IN thiS
eight yssrs in Wsshinston and Newport, enjoying
the parOnase Of the c0e1s flonatjqss and ct tho
hahest society. He has the honor to announce that
he has this season inportSd tbs latest fashions a
hair dressing, and also ppsnadeg, and everything
BE prices. Es3ss si3aa Sas 81 ( q! D. ja7-6ms
r ADf2N UND8RGARMENTS AND CfIIIe
IL pR1NY CLQzHH1o f sssry description madb
broidsring. Br:idisS I'd Tsefins nsssll Ia
tssa3etS Aens @g0f1S DOWNINas No. 9S9 !tl
NNcn fBRSdry &iIls: Eer sale in iots bY
ct vi - THOMSON BENNY
jeNlW@ - Water gtEeet, Georgetown.
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QY COOPER & LATIMER, Auctioneers
- LATE Clerks with j G. Mcclure Coz
Southwest corner fenn'a avenue and nth street,
~ Star Office Building. Us
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AUCTION SALES.
by STILSON 4 SHETLAND, L
- Real Estate Brokers, 2s3 street

ID Real Estate Brokers, 2s3 F street
On MONDAY, the list of July. at So O'Clock p.
m. we will SELL the premises, Lots q % %, and
proved by small Frame Houses Said lots i are Il" in
square "a, between h and l. streets north, being
high and excellent building sites.
Terms One third cash; balance in six and Il
months: SIS at sale. All conveyancing at the ex-
295 Pennsylvania avenue, =
le26 between 9Th and 10th SITS.
Ply COOPER & .LATIMER, Auctioneers,
- (Late clerks with J. c. Mcclure Il Co..
Southwest corner of Penn "a avenue and 18th street.
Star Office Building.
EXECgToRS, SALE OF AN EXCELLENT
B BRRSE B aT Atc HARNESS. SADDLE AND
BY order of the Orphans Court, the executors of
the estate of the late Samuel Stnemetz, deceased,
July at deock m at ,Yf Saf Matock livery
Stable, Oh G street north, between Sixth and Sew
stsfsts ~fs sf Rh ss and
die, and Bride A rare chance is offered to persons
IN want OF gentle and hR1dssm sf fniTa
B. Il. sF ii 'A'
je a6-d&ds COOPER LATIME Efsa A"ets
by GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
ID No. 526 Southeast corner It'll and sts
VALUABLE THREE.sToRY BRICK HOUSE
A MD LOT; WITH iBAsEMEST, on 4 81;
On MONDAY, the LIST day of July, 1857, at SO
9'cloSk p m, we shall sell on the premises part Of
front. running back 100 feet to paved alley. with
sh orH Brsf INST Of s built three
niently arranged rooms, with hall through the
house.
Terms: One third cash; balance in and u
months, for notes bearing interest, and secured by
G deed Of trust on the An
INV ''"" I'll TIC uAs GREEN Il iAESi WILLIAMS,
je26-d [Chronl Auctioneers
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LEASE G93D M1LL FUR RST TT AND FX
iTAURANT CORNER OF 9Th AND q STS,
Z AT PUBLIC AUCTION. ~ .r- l.'s7
ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON, June 9th, at S
o'clock. on the premises, we shall SELL entire, at
and fixtures of the old established Restaurant sit
uated ON the southwest of and Sth streets,
known as Green Restaurant. The house is fur
nished throughout with very good furniture. The
city is and has been of the best stands for
1 that business in Washington. The owner wishing
to change his business Is the reason for his selling
The lease has three years and four months to run
the house is now rented for 81 ego. which makes
the rent omparatiyely nothing. Offers at private
'..s q e FIN 2 hs ss
RY COOPER & LATIMER, lAnctioneerse -
ID Late clerks with j, G- Mcclure & Co..
Southwest corner of Penn; avenue and1lth street,
LEASE; COOP VIII EIXTggEs AND EgR
RANT,5ko: 22S SOUTH SIDE PEMNsYh;
i HAMA srkEEfs Al krri6S 18th AND
On THU RSD Az June 2, at o'clock p. M. on
the premises, we will sell entire Lease, G God WILL
Fixtures, &c, of the Delmonito RESTAURANT. No.
a2s south side Penn avenue, between 18th and 18th
streets comprising r =. .o-f 81 = -tEE /
2 Bar Counters and Eating Bar,
fine Marble Air Ale Pump. Z yIzsTaL.
Mirrors Paintings, Engravings. E-'e.,,L-.-z
Decantegs and Glass and Plated ~ are, ~ 20 !,
Stock efohsammpsgnse Wines and LIQUORS q,
Do al Kitchen and Cooking ReQuisifes.s q !
Together with the usual appurtenances found in
& ryr nrsi-claSs Restaurants ~ ,E.y EnHt ~ |
b je M-d COOPER B LATIMER ,Aucts. |
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RY WIN. L. WALL WALL 4 4 CO., AqstiOneers.
Southwest corner Penn a Avenue and 9Th street.
AUCTION SALE OF STOLEN AND OTHER
PROPERTY WHICH HAS REMAINED IN
Police OF The DIsTRfCT OF CoLuMBfA
MONTHS.
A Sale at Public Auction, to the highest bidder
for cash of property taken by the Metropolitan
Police, consisting of Watches, Jewelry, Clothing
Knives, Pistols, Satchels Boots, Shoes, Wallets,
Packages Of Money. &C., will take place at the of
fee of the Metropolitan Police Detectives, No 2
Louisiana avenue NEARLY opposite the City Hall }
on MONDAY, July !, 1867, at half past 10 O'Clock
NJ. ... ~ ..- r
This sale; authorized by act of Congress of July
Is, 1862, will continue until the articles remaining
in the custody ofthe property clerk more than six
months, as designated in a catalogue prepared
shall be sold.
Terms Cash in current funds. 49,
All persons who have lost Money and Property
by theft or otherwise. which may he embraced in
the catalogue herby notified to call and ident
ify the prior to the day of sale, they will
lose all claim thereto. :.
The catalogue of articles to be sold can be exam
ined at the office Of the property clerk
By order. GEO. R HERRICk,
1e q 20 20 .. .'i Property Clerk.
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FNls1pE sApTPERss all % s'Hsa
Inside Shutters, French and Imitation French
Windows; Doors of any style or flish, furnished
q short notice Satisfaction suarsnteed ssfowest
Builders, Depot, 500 Seventh street, Il
my n-lm 5sis-ld NV. HAMILTON 90.
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(NOLD JEWELRY gWATCHES, AND SMYE R
NJ WARE ~ have on hand AMI am constantly re-
ceiving all of the latest styles OF Jeweny, &c,
which, viii sell % cheap % genuine arices can be
This or any other city. An examination and COM
parison Of the quality and prices respectfully re-
les go, - - -. Il, O.. HOOD.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-09-27
NEWS OF THE WEEk
WASHINGTON. SEP, ~.
BY TELEG RAPH

WASHINGTON, Sept- ~.
At a recent interview, the President sii
that he could not reopen the registrar
lists IN the Southern States without incur
ring a certain risk Of impeachment, AMI -l
mItted that the reconstruction laws c1l-
ferred on the district military eommant'i
the sole control over registration matters,
that the commanders were acting under the
direct authority of Congress. and would no,
be liable to punishment for insubOrdinati0n
If they refuse to obey an order from him Tt
lative TO registration lai holding Of election,
provided he should issue such an order %
orders, as commander IN chief.
Relative to the Amnesty proclamation he
President said that its PRONUNCIATION placed
the responsibility of depriving legally quail
fed voters from registration and the right 90
vote, that this matter was now off bic haut-
The President remarked that be had dlrs
all in his power to restore the people OF Iie
South TO their rights.
1t is stated that before and after the IT,
moval of Sec. Stanton his position was offered
to Gen. Mcclellan who declined to acceTttte
Office.
The news Of the death OF Sir sreisi.c.
Bruce was received with profound regret
and caused much excitement in diplomatic
circles. Mr.. Fordyce, Of the British Lega-
ton, and several attaches left here for Be
ton last evening.
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Robs,, Bonner paid sss 900 for the horse

Robert Bonner paid $50, 900 for the horse
Dexter.
Thomas Darcy MCGEE has joined the to-
tai abstinence society, not only for the next
Canadian legislative session. but as he says
q" with the help of God for all time" de
coufesses to have been hard drinker, and
that the habit told on his best resolutions.
A democratic caucus in Pennsylvania de-
mspd.d OF the convent ion that 1t should run
a s,Idier for a certaiS county Office. The
proposition was fsvorsbly received, but on
enquiry, no democratic soldier could De
found in the county.
A Maine paper youches for the Seraei'y o'
tow Young men, who say they ere dng
near Gorham, when the team was struck oy
lightning. and the horse was changed IN color
from light chestnut to black They say be
logged along, rather dull for mile or So
but Afterwards got as well as ever We
have heard of the color Of human beings, be-
ing changed by - Jersey lightning, but this
is something more surprising.
In the recent collision on the Hudson RiY-
or. some Of the passengers on the Richmond
did not awake until the water began to rise
in their berths. Others rushed out, scan
tily clad. leaving all their valuables and most
of their clothing. One family went all the
way to Brooklyn without shoes or stockings
A gentleman whose sole garment was bis
SHIRT. was seized upon by two females in
night drapery and urged to save them The
officers and men, however, were cool and eul-
lected.
Among the various bequests IN the will oil
the late Horatio Ward Of London, formerly
of New York, is one OF $4,000 to the
surviving daughters of the late Henry Nor
lis of Philadelphia. " These ladies' say
Mr.. Ward, 10 his will" are the granC
ia lighters of the celebrated Henry Morris
of the Revolution, and 1t will he a surpris'
to them to receive legacy from person
they never knew, and. perhaps, never heart
Of. 1t is in return for kindness shown M
BY their father, when was a boy
" Doing" Europe has been very expensive
this year In times past it was cheaper t
travel abroad than to live in New York, bu
it is so no more There are instances o
small families spending twenty thousand dol
lars in ethrec months trip on the Continen
and single men have been put to it to max
, both ends meet with FIVE thousand Fac!
word Of English spoken to a man between
Dover and Rome costs him about dollar.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-09-27
NV YoRK. Sent. a.


Washington dispatches contain the .o-
lowing;
Gen. Grant and Gen. Hancock had an TO-
teryiew with the President during which
the latter stated thar be did 10, intend
reopen registration or commit any overtac'
Gen Hancock expressed hope that tie
Peace commissioners would secure Pear
with the Indians.
A morning paper has the following imlo'-
tant dispatch
NORM PLArTE, Nebraska. via Omaha
Sept. Is. The Peace Commissioners bell a
council with Spotted Tail, Turkeyleg, all
other chiefs to-day. The Indians ultima
tum is the withdrawal o. the troops ir0m
the Powder River Country and aband nneo'
Of the smoky Hill route Of the Pacific K j,
They siso demand guns. ammunition snl
presents. The Commission will reply ~
morrow. War seems inevitable now.