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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-01
PORTLAND AND NEW YORK.
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Courts of Probate.

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- -ifhin 49, - saii Ceeafs CO. a. thir.i Ts-..
a. af ~-ttrarisr. a. n. 49,.
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49,
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thlrt Tu--liss "a su.rars 80 - 81 le n
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE. Ne sssi-s
Y i-ru srpairi~sf - 3D. isiEs 81 frahafr g.
80 'a.afs "a oxrsif. ia receive aet esaratrr ~
rislu.s 81 ~ rrrtffers sf Ctrus "a. ufea tafr I'd
Naiflrra 81 saal Cnrrls d-rrasrf. shns. rsrsf-
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hasc i-sr aIs-ei FL Esd 'rtars FL tsu- tu 81
pfass thrr ritirus. 49, ihal - rtl srt~ei 81 40
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ar,. Arril aat Junr. AD i-e7. iroar &C. o'rissk
a n g. 4e'rt.rk. Pm
natri ~ tsrafs sigtfh fsv ~ fisr ises
n q. ~TpWFiI-.l 60.
, q. >MA~EN.
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DR.. CLOCKS
Excelsior Hair Restorer.

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b~~- Size irra fra rrars aasf. taf srrt f.-f .--.
90 hr F.scr ia coo usrrs ID b. sftlsi- a. hs
sGrrsts
REFUND IfiE MONEY
a OF rasfs ~hsfr 4r-r fsrr.esh uiaf ef go
Iafi-s Dol Is..s la a.fr raf.rr ss.tsfsft..-
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ORCHARD AND NURSERY

The principal items Of ora door work in-
diosted last month. A. thc SEVERITY % ibc
weather moderaies, the knifr nav be- ussa
in shaping.
Iouag Tree Cut them hack o. secure
a siocky growth. sud sell bsiancrd f,rrn.
Do not ST - close % bod a, 90 sutaur,r
"a. nor 80 far above a. 10 have stub
H. treatment Of Young trvss thar have
been badly ioraed - noficci Ca page -
Ihough February Is rot the hes; possible
month Tor Prusiag. there ar many Who arc
obliged 10 do u uo~ select a Time uhcn
the ~ool j. not frozen. an observe ihe
prccautious nlet,tionei On page c..
on tres an neglected young on,s nav
have q wash % so1 soap. miNed 18th waier
enough 20 spply ~i,h b'u.h. Ifiherc j.
mgca loose bark. Or great a-cauuiafiou
81 noes. a blunt scrap~r nav ue used
Some are ma1e Cos this use Esery cluster
Of Caterpillar Eygs removed 100 d. clcar
gain the Teni-caterpiiias's ~crc described
an Jan-aFy.
Cons are 10 be cut On aid dars. and
kePt d. saEdast or moss uniI wanted
Earil or sand ~ill keep thenn a. vel. bat
they are les pleasant 10 usc than shen Pre-
served pa moss or ssu-dasf Cons are
readily sent by mai tic thcm On a bundle.
wrap IA oiied ak. and over al plta sfost
brown paper. and tie securely. Marx -.cut-
tings only. and PIT no ~riiIns Ia ibe pack-
az. Postage Is ? crnt. tor 4 or.
crgfiHg should BE- deferred until tLe
beds 90 he s;o,k BEGIN 90 s~eu.
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AhiNe 80 eaf faff I'd. uy 800 oil t...r~.
L 30 reserve a parfipe. r co. hr a-rrsssfs
g. all fansr IT, aarr nrfsrfsf a.r.rr.s .r 800.
e. ~ ~ sa'.s.i .rr fn utsT rsf r.-rr s1aa trs-
.rr rs tnfass fs aI ihssf r n. hass tss.rrf 60
800 t.rr .tfraarrr. Ha. aare f.rt s .I r.r. ....-
RI. .sf.r Inr go tfa arh a hn st.rr q rtr.
saF tuA- HAEEI- a go.
Nrarr Cafrsr ft,r i-ss q
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-01

A. curruiios prefer pilms 90 sny o,h,r
irui'. iae peach growers q Souihern IIIinoi.
Pro'ee' tbeir frsit BY planting pian tree.
anong their peaches
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-01

ArrfIcsrrov Fon Cusrrrn Us~u. sSn
Cas-. HIrrD TEsr-. br uaosr-. Of
Ru.h CO.. led. sends us u.e i....irr
sensible note .' 10 BE- about tais t.r.. ed i..
y-ar fhaf co. younr iolss. ard often GA
ones. are campaigning oi rhaFrrl bands
ard Ers Nov fhis slate of ihc hanan
ecouomy b. qaite annoyirg. especially to
fhe ladies conssrlneriiy. almost eter1 tols
b. hannng sheF hsai al oisfmcnf.. ani
soofiiug loiions = have used 1mr',
uixture Tor many yesrs. vith great success
r. - made e. iaiiors Take o. GIfrsr
ine. add l6 rrsins ol Tarn.r. Stake r.or.
ouzl'J. sni Be- uil 5000 Dissolve. App.r
ths prrrarnfion to the chsppei f.rfsoe.
oncc or trioe dr. a 80 aprlcaiion.
~il saficc fo core. Ties mixture 70 v.las.
be aiso. sor fhe chappcd snd cali t.usr
tcais 81 cous. Rob tie teats just bcsor,
niiaiug lis readily rasbsd OF.
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DR.. s. S. FITCH. An. MD.

Aufhor ~ the "a L-ctrrss on ~ Csusss. -
seutaua sd t-re III Oca.arsI'tses. Astha-ss -
$500 q ~ Hear. sc-. ~ - corssl.rt - p
FREMONT >TKEEr. uo> IuN. Nfrras'
nsr I'D FHUssusr. ucfat~r a. 80 AZ ~
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WORK ~ THE noErIcrtrrr,L DrraEr.
MINIS.

WORK - TuE moErfDr ErrEtL pTrkEr-
MINIS.
The "note Of preparaiion~ should b.
sounding IN every department. Occas.on-
a. mild DAYS ~iIl allow Of some OF Of door
work. and the tooltoise and repairs iu tte
Nork-shoP uiu give abundant indoor en-
pioymcnt Have everything ready. not
only thc iools and sppiianc-s bat have al
Fla.s made ior she oPcning s-a.oo This
month. catalogues OF thc leai-rs are ready.
and d trees. or ether nsrsery stuff. or seeds.
etc. are 10 te psr hascI. or adr-rtis.n-
columns val show utcrc fhe Articles Gre
% De- bad. Order early. ~ tie .fc.k OF
some things b. often exhausted later in thr
season. in sending an order 20 nurscry-
men or seedsmcn. write plsi,iy. All pai
on ore arficle uron linc Mistake are
usually a. mBch The lauh Of fhc rurchasfr
a. Of the seller. 80 81 often PARKED fo f-l
cut What j. wanted. Ifany rcsponlcnrc
j. nccessary. have n separate from thc o--
der. Give ciear d.fcefi1n, L1u t'.r artistic.
are 90 b. set. and 3d. not onlt fo give fie
address in un. A d,sl,r of our o.
qusintsnce rrcentiy received an order .n-
closing money. bot 90 name Eas god e.
fgu DAYS after. b. received a icffer from
the same writer. sLi-h iniornti him thar
81 ORDER Bad been scr'. frw days before
bui hat ths ZANE Bad been iorgottea. aal
f,D leiter OF esr.anafion aiso had ro name
O. 30.
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STEAM
REFINED SOAPS.
LEATHE g. GORE,
oslo slirr.f ~ see nfi,s q 49, ia. - -,
sna,-ls to thrfl -fsatsfd nsanL. -
6AM RtFlNe0 SOAPS.
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Amrrtran ss-tile.
Chemical Otitr.
trsne's Pateat.
famtty.
fntra.
Ns.t.
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snd seda.

siIof SUPERIOR QrALtrsLS. 90 paek.s..
sairskL g. go tr.sir 80 tsuafit 800.
luT-,frtrE err rh~ratrsis tirerf ed urfnr rais
40 t-.f sfrsls. anI rrr t.ts ars aaaarf.r.
farsi uairr 80 rrfs.sl .urrrst.sau af our sral.r
faftusr. A. 49, hat tatftf s-srs rrarftsaf sNr-r
ft~rf~ f- 10 ts-tarss. tasr~t.r- as-urr 80
r.ahar ~ith cuatt -nre that - ras sd wa
ere a. rhr
Hest Good. n The loves Pixies.
uss,ax rec~sfis -sisrgsd 80 srsetes NV
Nnhk~. cuuta etaE ed che u,sIera tasrsssr-
urrIs. arr sn.hlrf e. fnrassh : s.r..f. q
>oaP- a a. Ret Qaaittis~. atspf~t 20 ~
sisuaet. taPoft sd Domestic toass@P-
tton.
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Tee ~a.srr,'rr hrrras gives faii.r not.rs that
b. be- t-ra tu Appreciated - &C. iIaa.l.tf.
1as-r .' lI1iaff-. g. tar Ceaais of Ost.rt. coo
.-'-H- i.- frusf ai slr'r'str-f.r l CO. s-tsr- ,i
~ILflit y T.. BRADBURY tis al i-sssI.
ia - criatg f~rsas~t. p, rlvtrr ts. 10 80
a~ etfs-fs- 10 th~rri1Ie rr.Frr.fs "a. rsrsaas
D. 80 fai-t- ct O. Gee estate sI stl tsrssss ta
inasr .aaa.rflsfs rat a~af. CO.. th.sr Dol. tssr
49, nral..s thrrsuH. fl erhttlf rt- sslar fs
J. o.. 80 AtGf~Tl s. 90 WAIkFE
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Ayers Cherry Peotoral

90 $50 is go $50 of bel sss.aia-ss 80 o. -
- urroas go 90 sarrs. fhaf aiarst -s-ss 49,
f-a cd GO -saafrs arr f-rsau- ruhi.ris ssasa.
- base l~sa rrsfsf~t A. r fraai aiaru.us 80
rfra cr-prr-ts tts-ssss ef ~ go. n - or--
tr.st. BE- su~r rartfs assf ofhrr - rrer.-i
- CD slr.ar~at ia rsrsr- ris~fsafr.- 49, -k-r.
t.fr 49, ants.Iafs e. srnTisv o. ~ st.rr-ssr-r
aa' tsr.rraes aer-rlers si 90 In.aa-.aars orxsn.
iarft-af fs go ril.rr 49, u-aas -as-rs.r
fruarar~s thrssi us-.a ite ca-.uaalfy has~ f,tl-l
sr. I-sa ttsrartst che ~. gstart Gtrats ID 80
ers focal. orai-fr-f i-.sfis 81 tkr 90 artsf th~s
CO rrsrr frrs-f. a.i grarst rrlrs i1-, $4,000.
.st r..a rrlaarsatls ta ,s iFEa.ira
W rss assars 80 lat.rr fhaf 90 auallfs Z.
csrr is.f 49, up Dol ~ i-st 49, t--~a go
fhal f $40 Il rr..r.i ts a. o. fhrir fsIsrf ~
th-f q 49, s.rr s..nr.
Nsrrst aaH.rrs ai e. - rsa-ra. Thss.rra.. rst~s-
r.~a. aaI hTr su.fa-a rrfsaa-rrs. has~ -
fhr.r aaa-- ta rrrfis 30 a-l.lrs. sis I....
c. euf rraftIrs. t-si sfsrr hrrr -lu aaf r.~r-..f
fer is-rftf rI thrr. Ihr AE~afs isLs- r-.r..f
iurs.sh graffs ear ANENrcss Atsss.c o.
vhrh fa~F arr gir-a ura .i.n CO.. frsrrtpi..as
IT o. EHrrr.. f.n.a rrH....rs
faas~ - rs4auT - ah-rsfise -,rf.riar e.
rars.s 10 t--at -tI s. AssEs Co-F Esr.
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So stlf r.-rrfs rs g.
fIr..srrf % De. J. e.. ArsE& Go. Ia-sr.
uas... .af -aIt - Ed nrurg,sfs ed ls.i--. ID.
Thas~f ta -aslh rattf. %. o.. ~a-ssr. ia ~
~-s. a ~. Nrgsss bel fuetfsit. At-eots a
~gaullrs
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NEW MEDICAL BOOK.
FAMILY PHYSICIAN" ~ PRINT

Ikas ha1k 90 D. srrf fa anf 90 'fess. - n11r
~ r.,-,r-f ETH = b. .-csir~t read I'D fuIis 90
,.rss~, .-,f 90 arrfssst. terp 81 80 800 treuis
- f..r~- nf,ra IS GEES tornf htr rafaifrrs 80
..s.s 49, srsrs disease -hlCh at1nits "a ssif-.tr
f.ri-x. Gire ~fsrs. County. Tg~a sd Pei
ga.
Contents 81 the Family PhysIcian
g..-sr-uurllon. thaa-ra
fi..s.h.ts Cal ra Nolius
fafrrHh ltsrnrsrN
Asfhus nrarrh.ra FL lrfsufs
n.s-a-s of th- Heart >1ok llc.iarhs
itsH-rsta To far-rrss fhs h.
Liver Courpisiafs T. Curr rafas
phrrnir prnrfhHa T. turs hrrrsss
Fi-- The Te~th. sai.urs g. q g.
kiin-s Cr-.rl- rufs fsrlfrr --eI.~t Nsss
f~uuaL Coupl-ints -. Nifus' pancs
khruuasitsa Ho- a. Ave gool Log
Nssratgta ka.~- e. cuattnu~ HsslHh
Ssh Rhru-n sd Is. to ioo s~af.
A. SIC Diseases Csu-~s 81 rrruatuie
ntpfhsrsa Dads.
Cfo-p Hatr De
Scarlsi Fe.-r Cak.g-~W ter
Mrssirs Torfh fouasr
tiysrpras trnc-rs
NhoariaE Coagh Morrs
Tsrhusa f-srr Ssr~s 90 tss -. - 49,
Gee ola Coil $40
Ai1r-.. DR = FIrCH.
No. - Trsmoat street
BOSTON. Mass.
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FARE REDUCED TO BOSTON.
S'Ez1eT Arrszger-eHft

"Il'IfItI .iTF-l 4fIltT.I
Ialu lrftkrr noftrs hs~f~a -
ers eide roril.ad >ts.ss q ack
ARxL 81 e.. s on roe 80 foita-s
Lave Atanfrr Whafi fo,
hosfsa ererN sNsning. frNr~rf ~antasl af :
o'rlack Lave Bosiou ths sauss iass af s q A..
Catta larr. - 60
Del - %
- Fsrkags tirIst. O. 10 hsl efths As-uts 90
rrirrsi rates.
Ir-ighf tak~a 80 asaaL
l.. BILLINGS. Age.
NJ. 81. 1856
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Thes al-cril~r hsrsts gIres ratI.r aoftc. as
- 80 bee au's apIaoiatft ~ tt~ Heaoratls
Jr.ir~ 81 lrsaafe. fsr thr lesa.s af nktaft. 60.
as.urrd tlr trust of Alusnt.tr.tor &c tA~ 80
tate of
JoNATHAN :. FNRiNsroN. ia.- of Frvs'-.rg
ia $50 Carats tereas-d. ~ gtsiar t.rf - rh.
- airects- lie th~rrters rst -.fs a rrrsrns ho
are ta..rtfr-. 90 80 estate ef .asd trr~a-rt ta
anaAr fsItr.fsfr I-tu-ufs arr fhu-s d. ave
ant trrusrs.- asf~ar EEL ~ ar'.lf go saaur 90
Jsa- o.. i~ts nkNtD HAMWON~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-01

Ia ~ah--fiief a-rsts gtrrs rai.Ilc uat.rs ia
- 80 he~n tas appaiufsi D., thr Honas 49,
JufTe ~ fr.trafs. far he Iounrs of DxerH 90.
.s-e.nrt 80 trust ol tssczor 81 ihe l.i ~iH 40
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20 ~n.frrtarr trrrhr gives r.-i'tr nrf.cs fhaf
80 b.. l--a CO.'S spssrals.. B., th~ ffa-srI "a. ..
ai fl.tre c. ihe ttua Eel 90 i.rf aarI fss--..a
90 fru-sf af aduiln,sfrafaf rifa ths go sar-sss
r.f a. ~-rafr 81
SOLOMON EASTMAN. isfs or ~,s-.
ia sasd teuufy t-rsaart. ~ r.s,rE BOD 81. tts
80 atrrrtst - thrrri.rr rrl.rrsfs su t~rs..- /.
So are Ia.rt-rd fo fhr estate oi 49, s-rra..f ed.
nskr fralrtfa'r Eafmrnf. coo frrsr e. e. lave
So -ra-rrs fhrrraa. fa 90 .I.r rL- ssr-~ Dbl
- %. i-t7- CuARLF- NTTTER
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-01

la SD 'oaaff. d--~asst. ts g.sia- bed s. ft,
- dfrrc.s- e. tarfe'arr rfane-is aU fsr.as.
- ha 80 sa.~ttrt fa fae r-r.rr Eel .ail er-.a-s =
o. aaAr tl7rs..aatr u.sal o.. fho-~ e. NJ. hatr
eos d.sirHi- ftrrfon, fa fxh.fsf ftr sauas FL.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-15
LOUISVILLE.
Congressional Election Returns--
Forty Two thousand Majority for
the Rebel Democracy arrival or
the Remains or Bishop LayIelie.

LouiavittE, May II Tho re.
mains Of the late Bishop Laviellc, Of
the Roman Catholic Church. reached
here ~ O'CLOCK to-day by !, special
train from Nazareth, and weTo os-
oorted from the depot to the Cathe.
dral by ono Of the lnrgeat funeral pro-
oeaaions ever witnessed hero, number
ing about 5000, including the Mayor,
City Council, about twonty-six GATH
olo societies. and largo number of
oitizena, The remains will remain In
state until Thuraday,
LouisviLLn. May ii,-Returns to.
day Indicate tho certain election of
Adams over Rice, in Randall's dis-
lriot, by u majority Of about 800
Young's plajority over Mckee in tho
9th district. Is about 1000. The Dem
ocratic majority in the entire State,
over both tho other parties combined,
in about 1900. al follows lat disl
triet, 5000; I'd, t,50l /. I'D 5000; 9TH,
b,ilif h,h. 3,ba2, 9th, Bon; eth,
6,72t; sth, 800 9TH, 1900 'g'g' '"'
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-15

Explosion Of the Boilers or the
steamer Lansing--scyera Lives
L0st--some HHdly hcaIded ana
others Drowned 50 Information
z about the steamer MiHer.~H

CiiIeAdo, May II The Rock Is-
lind drQaa Inst evening. shyH the
Western Union X, H. steamer Lam
ning, running lyotween that place aud
Port Byron, exploded her boiler about
eight miles above the city, The fol.
lowing persona were killed George
White, Pilot William Wasseign,
cook james Tracy, fireman w. II.
Noble, Burlington, w, II. Iseebe. 20.
Iona. IL. Curtiss, of Dubuque, is
missing; supposed 20 ba drowned
Several persona were badly edaldod
The boat Immediately took hre, aud il
total loss.
CHICAGO, May ii-Letters were
received In this city to-day, datod on
board tho steamer Miner of the 81
lust At that time she was at Fort
Sully. Ave hundred miles above Sioux
City, and above tho point whore her
capture II Hnid 10 have occurred, Par.
tea ~ this city, interested In. the
steamer, consider tho report pa en-
tf'ely without foundatioh, -
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sT.LOUGs.


HT Loufs, May II The Ue1n0-
etafs correspondent with General
IIanoook's expedition, writing FROM
Fort Hays, says the General = mission
ea tho plains was 10 fool tho temper
of the Indians, and 20 ascertain what
tribs was for war and which for
peaee, make treaties II necessary,
seDerate peaceful tribes from h0stile
ones, aud post more troops on the
Smoky Hill and Santa Fe roads. The
raaults aro as. follown: ma 50
The troops marched 40 milssj the
tribes disposed for war, viz Sioux
mud Chayen nos, hava been found out
aud separated from their sword
allies, tho kiowns, Arapahoes. aud
Camanobes; 800. 900 worth ~ Indian
property has been burnt, Kansas is
free from hostile Indians, aud santa
Fe and smoky Hill routes ara
better guarded than before.
Con Custar Il ut Fort Hays. where
bis cavalry will remain until grass
appears and his horses ars ia better
condition. when he will commence
active operations against tho Sioux
and cheyennss.
seursy appeared among his mon,
bat no serious results are appfe.
hepIed.
When Hancock returns East. Gen.
A. =. Smith will command tho Da-
partment Of Upper Arkansas, with
his Territory headquarters at Fort
HHskar, but Paebla Colorado, will
be his permanent headquarters.
The decision of the Circuit Court
In tho case Of General Blair against
Judges Of Election. for refusing 10
receive his yote unless he took tho
constitutional oath, which was adj
verse to Blair, was affirmed by tho
Supreme Court, to-day.
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RICHMOND, Va, May When
Davis came out of the Court House
aud entered the carriage. after his ro-
ionaa, there were loud ehcora from n
a crowd of negroes outside, and about
ifty OF them gathered around the
coach aud ahook handa with him. Hs
remained quietly at hin hotel all tho
evening. lio Will vlait Canada soon
To see his children. IL
The first name signed to tho bail
bond, after that of Jefferson Davis,
that of Horace Greeley, then Schell,
of Now York, and Jackmnn, OF Phil.
adolphia. A little lower down Is the
name Of John Minor Bolts, Of Vir-
The residents who signed were
prominent citizens of Richmond, mer-
chants aud lawyers. fss.
There seems 20 be- general feeliag
of relief among citizens and authori'
tien that Davis il FREQ, .lH
II II atated that the Grand jury has
Indicted Woo President John &.
Breckenridge, Judge II w. Thomas,
Of Fairfax, and four others, for trea'
hon.
The following telegram was rooeiv-
od by Judge Underwood In tho court
room to-day, a short time before ho
admitted Davis to bail:
WASHINGTON, May Ii.
10 Judge Underwood;
Beware of Greeley. Remember
Libby Prison, Andaraonville. and
Belle Isle. Twenty-Five millions arc
looking on. aud expect you 10 do
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Adjournment or the baptist C0nven-
eenti0n--Rtot Mt q Radical Meet
ing-Three Negroes and Two White
Men Shot.

MEMPHIS. May ti.--The Baptiet
Convention adjourned at 2 o'clock
this morning,
A serious riot odomrod at Browns
Vile, Team, yesterday. at u Radical
Convention. Three negroes and two
whites were shot, but not fatally,
Reports as TO tho origin are conflict
ing, tho Radicals charge ID was tho
result OF an organized plot to break
up the Convention, and others assert
that II was tho result of. tho negro
speakers inoendiary speeches, saying
every man that had owned slaves
ought 10 have his heart out out. All
was quiet ~ laat accounts.
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lnw.yoaa May n, Tho store OF
Clocks n Crosby, IN Maiden Lane
VI robbed, few nights since, ui
fm &.,opD a. $1,000 I worth Of
dmonda,
twenty four diatileriea have been
s4ad IN this city within the last three
four days, for tho violation of tho
lternal Revenue laws.
: The Herald = Ilayaua oarrsapond.
hoa Of the 9Th says the muddle oa
ting between tho mefdhAnts and pro
fiaion dealers was still unsettled
Several meetings had boon held withs
out finnl arrangement The situn
ton of tho haukA was worne than In
April The ship Ocean Home had been
given up 10 the Government, the an,
thoritiea naiHting on her payment of a
iine of si2,bOO
A number of the discharged officers
aud soldiers Of tho Spanish army had
shipped for Vera truz They had
not recruited for Maximilian's army,
but moat Of them were going 20 Mex.
co to take Hefvioe under his uoyerp-
mont,
The Now York Heralda New Or.
leans special says that Commissioners
tfum w aHHlHENpH Aft ntfr tn inUntIc
into tho atlairp of tho National Banks
and the Sub Treasury. respecting
which there IL aome trouble. Moth.
ing will be lost by tho Government,
aud tho depoAitora will recover every
dollar.
Tho Supreme Court TO day decided
by a majority of ono, that the notes
for tho negroes acid before the war,
are invalid. The dooislon involves
many millions of dollars.
Tho Now York Hrfaids special
-iaya that theft Of $4,000 dollars had
heen perpetratod IN the Currency
Bureau.
Nnw YonK, May During the
storm laat night, the large atorehonse
of q, Il Archer. ia brooklyn, was
struck by lighrning. The flames soon
burst from the atorohease, and IN u
few moments IL was onvoloped, Tho
goods on storage consisted of salt
petre aud nitrate of aoda. The former
ignited with aueh rapidity that tho
greater part Of the building, with
about one third Of the stock, was do
stroycd. Losa on tho building and
working tools about ton thousand
dollars.
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WASHINGTON.


WAsufs1Tos. May H-C0nsider-
able interest attaches TO the amended
Mississippi bill aud compiainants en-.
tertaip strong hopes that the court
will take action OF General Ord's NO :
u0pe, AZ least % the extent Of restrain.
ing him from any measure which
might expose State property 10 waste
The bill hns been submitted without
argument, aud from that fact 10 was
not disposed Of yesterday. II IL In.
ierred the amendments have weight
IN court. .'8i
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SAN 4 FRANCISCO.
Arrival OF the steamer Montana
Defeat or Federal Troops BY the
indians Train, Road and foods
Seized.

SAN fRAaoisoo, Mpy 1.-THE
steamer Montana, from Panama, ar
rived 10. day.
Tho Los Angelica 7ctegroph snyp n
gentleman from Prescott. Arizona,
rcporta tho defeat Of company Of
United States troops by tho indians
Forty men were killed.
Opio was raiding on tho Lopez and
Prescott roads, aud captured forty.
eight miles, lilo Ia reported 10 have
seized train lond Of goods.
The wife of Governor Mccormick
died suddenly al Prescott, April 3Dth.
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yonr dnty. while 300. 900 patriots, from
their graves, cry aloud for revenge.
| isignedl Yo6a FnlkaD. =
jeff Davis. on his release tele.
graphed his brother, JAS. q Davis, in
Mississippi. the fact, and Informed
him that he would write from New
York.
Mr.. .Dayisan wifo visited the grave
Of their son 10 tho evening late. ~
Hollywood Cemetbry. Davis aud
family went on board the steamer NJ
agnra tonight ~ 10 O'clock. She
sails for New York Tomorrow morn.
ing; he goes thence 10 Canada.