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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-01-25
FToI the Tlains.

Fort Mitchell Jan. Is.
The Indians night before last stole gov
crnmcnt herd, OF sixty mule, and hor.es, at
Fort Laramie, and kited two ,nen cn.aged
IN hauling telegraph poles. There ale ut
troops enough in the eornity.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-01-25

FEARFUL SKATING ACCIDENT IN LON
DoN--A dispatch from London, of the
18th, says: ''Thc ice on the lake in Re-
gents Park broke through to-day while
crowded with skaters. Over 200 persons
were prccipitated into the water, and go
drowned" F"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-01-25
From ST. Paul.

ST. Paul, Jan. %
Twenry-one Sioux ln,ians arrived here
en- route fur Washington to make a treaty.
Official returns in the surveyor general
ossioe show y, 923, ,372 acres Of ldud survey
ed in Minnesota.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-01-25

THE New York SENAToRsHIP.--Hon
Roscoe Conkling was elected, on Tuesday
last, United States Senator from New York
for six years from the fourth of March next
The vote of the Democratic members was
cast for Hon Henry c. Murphy.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-01-25

A WISCONSIN RADICAL FOLLY UP IN
MINNEsoTA-A resolution has been intro
duced into the lower house of the MinnesJ-
ia legislature, asking Senator Norton to re-
sign. Senator Norton has occupied con-
sistent Union grounds, similar to those of
Senator Doolittle That is the reason for
this act of malice and folly.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-01-25

Bag~ Mrs KEENAN,, a venerable and re-
spected lady, mother Of EDWARD and JOHN
KEENAN,, died in the town of Kossuth on
Saturday evening last. Her age was S4.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-01-25

AauoSED.- nc Two nan -DfCeQS from
Calumet county who were placed in our
Jail lat week, made short stay in their
-s@w boarding house, and took French
age" on Saturday evening, not even did
ding good bye TO Sheriff BLAKE They
made their escape III 4 similar manner to
that of RlCHARDs' the negro, last summer
through the CRATES Of one Of the windows.
We learn that the scoundrels took the
Calumct road, and fiuding JAMES MCNUI.-
II 5 horse tied in front of MARTIN SMITH s
tavern, stole him. They passed through
Chiffon in the night, and left Macs horse
in thu. village, taking two others, and pass
cd on. 1t is to be hoped that justice will
overtakc them.
Z. S.-Snce writing the above we learn
of the re-arrest of the fugitives by RUBEN
IoRToN, the slime efficient officer who first
arrested them. The circumstances that led
TO their arrest are quite peculiar As we
have stated above, the rogucs first helped
themselves to single horse and cutter at
SMITH $, in the toWn Of Rapids, drove Oh
as fax as tfravcsvillc, and then swapped the
single horse for a double team, without
consulting the owners, and made direct for
their haunt in the western part of Calumet
The owner of the team, suspecting couple
of other half breeds, Of being the thicyes,
made complaint against them, and put
the warrant in the hands of the officer above
named, who with five assistants duly dep
utized to make the arrest of the parties
complained of. On making the arrest of
the parties suspected, the officer was speed
lily informed that he had got the wrong
men-that the real thieves were not them
but fugitives from Manitowoc, who had
broke jail and had passed there early in the
morning, and were then not far off, The
officer. tod the suspected ones that if their
story was true that he would require them
to aid him in making their capture, which
they willingly assented to. The party then
started for the place where the fugitiyes
were said to be, and shortly came to a house
fanked by two roads The capturing party
were uiNiueu lHtO TWO, one party taxing
one road and the other party taking the
other road, and making straight way for
the house. The fugitives cspied them be-
fore their arrival, broke from the house and
took to the fields. The officer and assist
ants gave chase but without being able to
make any visible gain on the terrified runa-
ways, when at length he brought to his aid
powder and ball, firing three shots from
revolver at them as they fed, none how
ever taking effect At this moment an
other of the pursuing party was seen by
the desperadoes taking sight along a car
bine, when they threw up their arms and
surrendered at discretion. They were
speedily manacled and en- route for Mani
towoe, WI y arrived safe, and a sec
onG zen given to Sheriff BLAKE
for safe -. mg 1t will be pretty safe
prediction to make, that they don't get
away from Bon the second time.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-01-25

fs5' The Conservatory attached to the
White House, Washington was destroyed
~ fire at eight o clock Hi lay morning.
The loss u Halna,lc plants, etc, is ,ely
heavy, and estimated at SlOo 600.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-01-25

BROKE JAIL.-The jailor at Depcre was
knocked down last Saturday night, and
eight prisoners escaped.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-01-25

SLEIGH RIDE A party of ladies and
gentlemen taking advantage of the splendid
sIeighing, started yesterday to have a
sleigh ride to Mishioo;;, We Lopc they
bad good ,.me.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-01-25
Time Table of C. d. n. W. Railroad al
WenaShn.

GOING NORTH. GOING SOUTH
Jail, 900 p. NJ. Mail, s22 A. NJ.
Night Pass. 8.50A.M. Night Pass. 5. / N
Stages leave the National Hotel, Manitowoc,,
every Monday. Wednesday. and Friday NOR
nings and arrive at Menasha in time to con-
meet with the Evening Trains going North and
South
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-01-25

L. S. SENAToR-The Senate at Madi-
son have elected Hon. Il. o. Howe, Sena-
tor by vote of 2l, to for Hon. Chas. A.
Eldredge, and one for Gen. +. S. Bragg
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-01-25

nes. Garrett Davis has withdrawn from
he Senatorial contest 10 Kentucky bur sill
uo cicetiol Las been scaehed
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-01-25

ca For interesting reading matter STE
An page.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-01-25
I Fl E. PILOT.

The I'stot has nearly DoUBLE the circulation Of
any other English paper in the county.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-11-20
CnNRlsCA1IO Ion.

thar Snu,hsrn Cnnf-catioL lists hare re-.
esIs.d terrible back set in the recent de-
cIarailous II senator Wade. a tIa's. Ntr.
Wa,lr /, snomn u b. one u thr mast tad,
81 mra IN Congress. and On acc"sn, u
this. TACT, together 9Th b. character inr
frsolat,en, courage aud straight l"rssr.i he-
ts.,y III purpn.e. lie ~as made President 81
lie Senate. III view 81 The then probable
Impeachment u Mr.. Jnha.an. which rs.nt
Waulf make NJ. Wade Peesldest 81 the
LATED. STATES. lie j. aiaa al great popu-
larry and influence 10 The Republican par
Il, aud il Isll al i.lr sad sixrr. ll,s words.
therefore. ~, important. III sass:
me. Wade characterized Fhsd. Ste
,ens's pending Cai,6scst.Dn bill n did
II .!rr,. The tune Tor canhss~tians bills.
IL, sa.d. ass dnrlns the sar. ~hvn Ihss
ssaid be 81 ase. ~ preventing men frnn
g.in. irta The Rybrllan. bat u think u
Isss5as sch l.mrasuse nas @as sheer lvi !.
II and nsassn-e. u lie nrgfoes y liz
Ssatl, wanted Labd. Ia: iaem ~Dsk i"r u.
ltma, Le hIlrd thai this drels,afi.n II
Nj. Wmr all Dr.bepUkhi y tie aiiention
=! r.eTs c.,lYfrd NAV 10 tie Saaii. u will
..p, nee lhen u ,sr E.lIy u expecting g
V,tsn earns b. The c.a6,cslson y their
al .aa.i.i. e.iat,r aadi tb,g will then be
ssll IL syp.rsisls a., .sl.e.Di ". plrdges
Gl..i. ~ ils4 b, dsni4gugs,s "a urder TO
/. tan Iaeu Vote. ~; aud sby thry 1ili
ara that .seh drm,s,sars are AZ. muth
TAR rneaie, a. ihose sho sPeuly .p!Oshm
thrir bvsdsy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-11-20
For The u aseAorough Recorder.

For the u assGorOugh keeordrf
LECTURE ON GEN. sruNEWALLJACKs0N
The citizens Of Hillsborough were en-
lertained last Friday night. by very inte-
resting lecture on The lie and charactersei
Gen. Stonewail JAG ksan. delivered by his
colleague" Gen. RE. Colston. at the Mi
iitary Academy. al The request Of theca-
dets OF that institution. The lecture MAS
well attended BY an appreciaeve audience
Ut ladies and gentlemen from the town.
The beauty Of southern ladies appropriate
Nv adorned the hall where the merits ri THAT
great Southern General were discussed.
Gen. CoIs,on. from his long personal knowl .
edge OF Gen. Jackson. could veil do Justice
10 his subject, and The close attrnt,un given
oy his auditors showed how deeply they
were interested.
Tho lecture was not mainly historical
review OF Stunewail Jackson, but rather i
critical dissertation on his character as d
man, q soldier. and a general. tnset,ier win
historical sketches and incidents Ut hIsisie.
which. being mostly unknown otherwise.
helped to render the discourse very salrr-
:alnlng.
This great hero. a. a man. was shown 10
be al christian mreknrss, fogbrarsncc, and
CHARITY as a soldier. 81 unninchtng coa-
rage and forlitude. and devotion 70 the
casse ron which he fought. But il was -
general that his innate geaius was male
TO appear In all lis greatness (; BIZ cumpa.
risnn othis campaign with those OF Napo.
leon. III. quick prrcr,Iion and his skIlnul
strategy we're ably depicted. whlie his oriel
though brilliant career va exhibited M
such light - 10 show that to the ruIi OF
The greatest generals oil The w.rld. Alex.
andrr Cesar. H,nnrbai, Nspolran. Wash.
insten, must BE- added another name, that
oi SroNEwALl hcEsoS. CADET.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-11-20

A NoBLR Desp.--The following il from,
the August number of the Lind We love
and was breught 10 memory. says the edi.
tor. BY The name ozone Of Mr.. Dasiss bond.
mensss 4a M
"ANorlhern man married in our native
village a Soothern lady. aud died som al.
:er8lhe marriage. The widow discovered.
m looking over her husband papers, thar
he was indebted 10 nm ab.litinnist al The
North, ID The sum u 81 900. She told he I
al minlstrator that there must not be d stain
upon the memory 81 her husband. and pros
posed selling he's llu.s'and lot 10 ply the
debt. lie wrote 10 the creditor stating the
destitute condition Of the wissw, and her
honorable intention. For an answer he re.
|csised u letter enclosing the note "a the
deceased husband a a present 10 the wi
dow The name ol this generous credunr
MAS Gerritt Smith. 81 New York. In 4
private letter 10 ourselves. lie says: II is
time lar men 10 quit hal,pg and learn !.
love oGs another" s.@s.3*9.t .e8
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-11-20
u The Lady. Book fos Dseeaser !. received.

~ Inc Lady's Book for Dscen5er i reesissds
Il is superb nunber, iich u Ihe nunsef and els-
sines or ii. iliasfa,ioas anl ssu.bls for the fae
tss.e. elssane, an moral tenlsacy Of lhr reading
matter aag. use u receipts il contains. The next
asn,er will 5ssin ssiunt. ani y set uP %
rev faeeI type. whereby il. capacity sill IL cons.
deadly increased. Tar price i - per annun fof
egs copy, Two copies for IS So - lou eope. fsr
We feel .lfe il reeo a.n liz; The I.adys Book =
s4ld ~: supulIr q am work u nc KIM nos
pushshfd.
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ffom lie l.ynohhuis News.
A DEylIisH PLOT. UIsCuy Erred.


We are no sensalionIst., but We cannot
shut our e,es IL Tie alarming act thar the
negroes mean mischief. Ol saturday =
negro III Conservative principles. named
Bernard Brooks, lodged complaint will,
Justice Bruce, magistrate II Campbell
county, that Jacob lanes aud Jlcub John
sun, Two regro Radicals lisi IN the coun,
TRY, near McAiiislers Sh"p. were prepar.
ed 10 kill him. and a,krd liz warrant for
their arrest. The warrant Was ISSUED anu
placed 10 the hand, u tie Constable GsUigr
VI Bruce, ami the accused. we're arrested
and brought 10 The city. Where thrs scre
partially e1anlnrd before Inslicrs ID. l..
Reese, James Nj. Lonzhornr aud Ge.tse
~. Bruce, which resolve. III tlr prisoners
brins cammi,ted 10 jail Tor farther hearing
on Fridss next.
AnInng the witnesses r. imined was Mrs.
ID. McAilisier. VII. stated that nrgfurs. ID
tie number OF flty o. more, had been hull
Ing frequent meetings On her husband :
plantstiun, seven miles below The CITY -
The Richmond ruaL. anil that size Iinall, had
her su.picInn, aroused ~ such pitch Tat
sas Determined 10 sec what ~as s"ing IN
FRIDAY night he sent % the house "nrrr
q meeting Ms being held. and npsn near
IL. lound dog tied. . she supposed u
give The alarm should ans one approach.
Rriu,ning IL her Own lmuse near ~. shs
nro,iJrd herself With bread 10 give The dng
/ t. Keep him quiet, succeeded 10 her plat.
aud linalI,tracl,rd the CABIN undiscovered.
There she heard the negroes discussing Tic
mode b, which d,ifrrrrt white people IN
the n.ighbnrnnpd wste ~ DC Killed.
,moun.t whuin Was her husband. whO WAS
10 ~ shut. O.her WHITES svrr p'un"uncri
TN mean 10 br srantrd - respectable =
il.a,I aud gr,pe vine htiirr vs. 'ircf.r,l
them. The negro inentirned above, Brf.
lnaed Brooks, va. included 10 the lit ~
thusr Who acre 10 " killed. his ofirne'
iLs,ng hi, conservatism. and SHIRT work
Va. II by made II him with . grape vie.
Furll,rr developments % the plans q thee
binni Thirsty villains we're made. and The
lady became compIrtvls satisfied irUm what
ii. head, a., ihry we're preparing 70 car
q, them Intu speed, rrscuiion.
Annng The nes,ors present ~ The "cea.
.iun Jarnb John.un and ysc"b Jnnes were
,drntiI.pd, aud other. al.0. warrants Tor
uLu,r arrest ~efe issued. ADD will be u
once executed.
The negroes under srres, Ae tue lowes
snd mnst ignorant d their elass. AMI are
iu.i such creatures As can be relied on 70
d. The murdyrou, WORK. which N. teach.
ING. IL the white. scnondsrls 10 our mi,ls,
have prepared them far. and are urging them
ia. These dIabulieal men. with white
.kins but black hearts. will YET be caught.
AID then Tor them grape vine and the
neafea tree.
-s,-g.v~.e.-~gss.-
p..,;.L t..~...~ h.s "a ooa xords
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-11-20
The COTTON TAX.

The Legislature Of Tennessee s moving IN favor
afcalag upoa Congress 70 reduce i not eni'esy re.
70 we The rresent oppressive tar 90, cssn, imposed
when the p,ee vas doutle wha, il Dow.is.
IA memorisl has been adopted BY the Alabama
Convention. praying Congress 10 remove The cation
III, ana th,t the taxes pail sinceihe issof- sep,em
ser 1857 be refandvd 70 The producer.
Ths Chlrness 81 Comnsrce o. New Ysrk hiss re-
solved 10 memoraze congress for repeal Of The tax
90 Coti ID, alleging a. reasoa tia, the value o.
cSuon is less than hi a. 'nueh y i was twelve
mon,hs ag,; that it il unjust AMI oppressive a. no
other agricultural prolur1 i huflened ~ nse man
acr that il j. .mpoc in diving as1eu'sal indus
10 10 oths pursuits ID ssiI AMI climate lhe hest n
The wosl f,r The production u eo'toa; .has rs con
tinaancs IL a glazing w4lsle o. national resources,
alsessrsgiag The proIuc.im Of cotton 10 our own
r,an,sy. and encouraging ]. abroad y the sreAl de-
triss.ll Il suf shipping neses, and d The internal
lrsje Of ihs United states.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-11-20
ailIsbaruugh Rsrurnsr.
HILLsBoRoUGH, N. Q.
wednesday. Nov. 70. 1867,

" Thereswill be Meeting u the CONSERVATIVES
ii Orange County be IA in H illshorough, on Tue'day
next, the 26h inst. 10 appoint delegates 70 state
conservative Convention. 10 be held in Raj eigh on
ito iish of December next. k
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-11-20

The Hen, Alexander II. stevens ~ Invitation. i
70 address The ciiiIens Of New York The epndason
Of the South.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-11-20

Ia the Alabims coaseniion on Saturday the 10Th
i:sant. priy vote ~as taken On The question 81
leaving prescription and Acknowledgement where The
military bin h.d placed thea resulting 10 defeat
oitae m,.ioa BY siI.y.thfee 10 twenty-five. thus
showing q preparedness Of forly.one extreme Rail
Gals in the Convention.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-11-20

-as Fa.xls. r. N,ssmbsr, has ban feeeisr5.
IN. eIl.os n.!e n, alatsIaiai ID their eifmis 10
na.ss lh,s .ianllra psbgenil,. vs. reeomm.ni
II = II rtsal value 70 lsfmen. Address Elicit &
:sairsls. q glehmaad, ". ~th y for Yeats sub
.cnpsion.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-11-20

rae Wilmington s,af. lhss.h but recently esisb.
sh-I. has aIra5y be.a enlarged. sni exhibits other
.,lienre. n prosperity. ltiss.p,irhly sheet, anJ
&c sre Glad Ii So il ., ssil suppOrei
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-11-20

Tee English iangusse has Co,o0s words
IN The dictionaries. Cool takers aDd sri-
ter, ase bot 5000 40 all.
The national Republican., 1867-07-29
Alexandria Affairs.
The Ga seife Of Saturday says:

Tho Gazette OF Saturday says;
The body Of the young woman, Ellen Beavers,
full account of all the circumstances connected
with whose suicide, SO far ELECTED, was pub
lished In yesterdays Gazette. was caught this
morning between nino and ten o'clock off the
northern end of the city, by Mr.. John Williams,
who was dragging for It. 1t was conveyed to
the house Of Mr.. George Beavers, the poor girls
brother, near Wolfe street dock, where, at eleven
o'clock, a jury composed Of 7. A. Stoutonburgh,
the Coroner, and Washington Fisher, James
Nickens, George Seaton, Harrison Blackburn,
Robert Williams and George Seatop, IT,, col.
ored and 7. ]. Edelin,, A. D. Warfold, Eli Pet.
tey, Orlando Wood, James Owens and Joseph
Hopkins, white, held an inquest upon It, and
rendered q verdict in accordance with the facts
While the oath was being administered by tho
Coroner to the jurymen, some excitement was
created among the crowd collected in the imme-
date vicinity by the emphatic protestations Of
Messrs. George Beavers and James Spencer, the
brother and brother-in-law of the deceased
against colored men holding an inquest upon
the body of their sister. They both stated also
that If they had supposed that twelve white
men could not be procured in the city Of Alex.
andria to hold an inquest upon the body Of q
white woman, they would have taken 1t across
tho river to Maryland, where that number could
be readily obtained. The protest, however,
being the only obstruction in the way Of the i'm
pannelled jury, they proceeded to hold their
inquest with the above stated result. Mr..
Richard Rudd was summoned as q Juror, but
refused to serve when he discovered that he was
to be associated with colored mon.
The national Republican., 1867-07-29
C0 A Ii g o A LII
NATIVE WINE EBITTERs.

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tlon to his NATIVE WINE BlTTkRs, IaAds from
recipe Of many years standing, which has acquired
an unequAlled reputation wherever II has been used
as preventive OF all miRsmAtlc and malarial dis.
eases II inyigorates the muscles, purinss the
blood. corrsetS the action Of the liver and kidneys
promotes digestion, establishes regularity In the
female system, and is admirably adapted as a cure
for all diseases Of females arising from debility.
Being made OF native wine and the best vegetable
tonics, cannot be surpassed as an appetizer and In
yigorator early In the morning, and before meals
generally; aud being perfectly free from everything
nauseous and unpleasant, may be used not only with
safety at al times bat Is confidently reeomme ed to
persons Of both sexes as gentle simulAnt, though
powerful tonic, whenever such an article Is needed
or desired, No family should be without II, as II
will supply great desderatum In stTsnglheniug
and inyigoratiDg growing children, by whom 1t may
be used with perfect impunity. As the season for
mAlArial and mi4smatic diseases is now approach.
ing this article Is offered as being without rival as
a preventive Of all diseases Of the summer and
autumn, and a general inyigorator q the human
system In adults and children, AS well as males and
females
FOR SALE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
The trade is respectfully inviled to call
O. qAUTIRR,
Importer and Dealer In Wires and Liquors,
jylS.lm 252, Psnnsylyania Avenue.
The national Republican., 1867-07-29
According to size and location,
COUPONS AND INTEREST WILL BE CoLLEcTRL
WHEN DESIRED, AND RENTED TO
TnE OWNERS

The great wealth Of the country, tho vast amount
Of Governmsnt and other LoAps, GAnsfsrrable BY de-
livery and held by the uncertain tenure Of posses
the loss Of these and rssistsred securities, heavy
losses from robbery, and other being reported
almost daily, dsmsnd . means Of protecting such
Berry and THEFT, which NO arrAngsmsn hitherto
sIi,tipg have Afforded, place Of absolute safety
for All sush securities hAA become pressing neeos.
stituuon has been founded
The Managers have provided for their dspostors
every security against nTs depreciation or accident
which architestural and mechanical skill can com.
bine tn the structure and material Of their building,
vaults, and safes The inteTnal police Of the ofaee
has been organised with special care and there will
be constant watch inside the premises; and
70 this 10 10 be superadded the protection Of large
capital In short, the arrangements for security are
The national Republican., 1867-07-29

DRowSED.-A young man by the name
of Dunlap. n resident Of Baltimore, but grad.
uate Of the Georgetown College, and we'll known
there, was drowned on Thursday morning last at
Cape May, while bathing. He had but arrived
at Cape Island the evening previous, and ON.
but getting beyond his depth, and catching the
return surfs, was carried out. His body was
washed on shore In the afternoon and forwarded
on to his friends In Baltimore.
The national Republican., 1867-07-29

A Coon WoRK.-A few days since we
stated that Mr.. John s. Hollingshead and ex.
Gov. Ford had gone to Saratoga, N. Y, to attend
the meeting Of tho Grand Division Of Sons Of
Temperance Of that State. Gov Ford has re-
turned, and states, we are pleased to announce,
that about So, 900 was raised there towards the
purchase Of Temperance Hall, on 4 street, for
the Temperance Order. Of this Mr.. William E.
Dodge subscribed $1,000. Mr.. HOllingshead
will arrive hero to-day.
The national Republican., 1867-07-29
Aatiuual &epablitau.
RATES oF ApyERTIsINe.

Ono square, one insertion, u; subsequsn. inser-
tions 90 cents. ons square, one month, IS. Liberal
Inducements 10 quarterly, ni.snnuai, and yearly
advertisers.
Bvory other day Advertisements, 90 per cent addi.
uonai. Twice week advertisements, 70 per cent.
additional. .....
Eight lines constitute q square Loss than square
charged In proportion, al the above rates.
Editorial notices, Is cents per line each insertion.
Local notices, 20 cents per line each Insertion.
Advertisements coming under the heads Of wants,
For Sale, For Rent, Lost and Found, not exceeding
four lines, one insertion, rs eents three hmss 6C
cents Any greater number Of lines at proportonat'
rates.
.ho,ia n. b.n dad In bsfora n m
The national Republican., 1867-07-29

The JAPAN.-The entire crew Of the ia
pan has been shipped, and with the exception Of
q few men who are making their final arrange
ments before leaving home, arc all on board.
Capt Brown and his officers are now almost ell
the time on board, and have everything in place.
II Is likely that she will leave about Thursday or
Friday next, stopping at Norfolk, where she will
20 in the dry dock for an examination Of her
bottom. Before leaving here she will bo opened
one day for the public.
The national Republican., 1867-07-29

The HEAT YRsTERDAY.-"Old Sol" was
decidedly in a fiery humor yesterday, and he
vented his "fselings'' upon miserable mortality
heavily. Tho rays were most scorching, and
had II not been for the fine breeze which sprung
up. the day would have been insuaerable. Tho
Thermometer was we'll up In the 'nineties,' and
every one sought the shade or quiet Of their
homesteads to escape the withering beams Of the
sun.