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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-09-25

81. LeUIs, Missouri, Sept. 18th, 1857
1t is most pleasant experience for a traveller to
meet home faces, and was agreeaby surprised yes
/ terday at encountering in the great metropolis of
the Mississippi the we'll known countenance of our
fellow-citzen, Chancellor o. P. Temple, just from
Anoxviile and stopping few days in this dusty
/ city, on his way to various points in Missouri.
| The Chancellor, who is an ardent admrer of the
beautiful in Nature spent yesterday afternoon in
wandering among the roses, evergreens and hot
house exotics Of the famous Shaws Garden, in the
neghbOrhood of the city, noting the names of va
rlous rare and beautiful trees with view to their
introduction into his grounds near Knoxville Mr..
ohaT is a wealthy Englishman, Who having deyo-
ted his whole time and fortune to the development
OF horticulture, has established probably the finest
ornamental gardens in the United States. He will
be remembered by the legal public as the defendant
in the famous Carstang breach of promise case
some years since in which verdict of one hundred
thousand dollars damages was recovered against
hirn' followed, however, by new trial and a YER
alct Tor the defendant. He lives in bachelor lone
ness in the midst of his terrestrial paradise, taking
great pleasure in extending every courtesy to yisi
tors On the register of visitors names, which is
- - VIZ HOUoo, HotlCeu the signature OF Phil.
ID. Sheridan, in bold, nervous hand eminentlv
consonant with the character Of that brave and gal
liant soldier
MI SHAW Is understood TO have made will leay
ing his magnificent property TO the city of St. Louis
thereby atoning in measure for his culpablitv
IN remaining so long a bachelor.
Chancellor Temple left the city on his westward
journey this morning. but will be back in East Ten
nessee in time for his October Courts.
Our friend Brown, Of base ball and CANDY bat
celebrity was also in the city yesterday smiling and
ROBUST as ever. He also leaves to-day 1
A grand pomolog cal Convention was recently |
neld IN this city at which fruits of all kinds from
various portions of the Union, were exhibited, and
men interested in fruit culture met to exchange
Ideas and consult on the means of furtberiny the /
horticultural interests of the country was sorry
not to see any specimens from our own State though
learned that delegate from Nashville wss in at
tendance on the Convention. East Tennessee is one
Of the best fruit countries in the world and our pe
pie they are properly alive to their interests will
not faii to devote much of their attention to fruit
culture. Especially will they find it advantageous
When' on the completion Of the Knoxville and Ken
lucky Railroad, they VIII have ready communities
non with the Cineinn ss market the season in Ohio
Oelng considerably Laser than that of Tennessee !
ana the less genial clis Fate making partial or entire
isiiure OF the fruit creso much more common than
( MYRoN.
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ATTACHMENT.

p y 3IIIeT Va . v. MIIeT.
THE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT
says the defendant Is Indebted hiH la the rn, 81 tv
hundred and four dollars aud four cents Ia af b. b.. -
removed himself from the limits Of ihe re tbaf h in
~ OK Law BE- Or him au Al asrh-
nent having been Issued and returned before ne
deiendants undivided Interest ia real therefore
ordered BY that Publication made for lnr successive
weeks In Brownloss " hig notifying said defendant APP
before my ONCE n the 5th Civil Camp
bell county the Th LAP Of December ts65 maka hs
defense complainant su OF n viii BE- proceeded
parto = J.. MARS.
sept la-fi Justice 81 tho Felrs
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CIRCUIT COURT--CAMPBELL COUNTY.
eERrIoRARI

Hm. sier ". W. T. c. Humes and j. L. Carson
lie DEFENDANT, JOSEPH 4. CAR
aV being non-reslent Of the comfy and state.
tnat publication be made for oar weeks
IN Knoxville Wing, aotyne said fefndsn J0-
Ph u larson % appear az tie Of Of she Circuit
Surt 20 BE heid r the county ~ Canpbel
mouse In Jseksboro the 81 Monday December next.
then and there % make Defense the same Will taken
Tor confessed and set for hearing parte.
sept 2j-it pD +. j. ROGERS. ClrrI.
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PROPOSALS
OFFICE DEFor AND DISCUSSING QUAHrFHHasf.,
ATLANTA, Ga, September I7th. 1857

cAA4NA AAfeA AND DieblR RISING lrAHTFHm4gFH.
ATLANTA Ga, September nth 1867
SEALED PRorosALs will be received az this once p =,
$40 aday, September 30th 1861 for supplying he O1t
masters Department in this city with
26,oo0 pounds SHELLII CORN,
Put up IN good strong sacks, Of not lei than t or -
perfectly soand. 'i" 'i' ana
os must % IL IRPLcATE with copy Of this advar,.
meht sttacned to EACH and bear the endorsement Of -
sPonslole persons who willing 20 become srtv - ~
bidder IN the event Of the contract being awarded =
tisement will be rejected. '' 'i'ei-
penVery 10 commence October 5h, and confirm. a. NJ.
Tess thsh one-third Of the whole amount Der montb ~
Nhoie amount may be delivered once IL thu ontr.
prefers u at the Depot Quartermasters 4fit
me Corn VIII De weighed and inspected when ecsiT5
opening Of the bids. 10 'n7
satisfactory evidence Of loyalty each successful s
quifed. % '"'''J' VIII be re-
bids. 's' ~ i'J-'' any ala All
Proposals should be addressed 70 the underslgnsd ,5
Corn f' 'i '"e lei'eiJ 81
By order Of Brevet Brgadier General R. sa1,oB Chief
ii. J. FARNcWORTH,
Sept 25, 1S67-lt In cb,r-- ~ NJ
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Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous p.fs
rremature Decay, and all the effects Of youthful indis
ior the sake Of suffering humanity free 10 All
e ~ the recipe and directions for making the simpIe
=! shleh he was cured Sufferers wishing 90 profit bv ~
onfdenr can 90 50 Dy addressing in perfect
NAV ST. JOHN B. OGDEN.
- A Cedar Street. New York
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70 CoNsUMprIuFo

III. sths Rev EDWARD A. WILSON win sspd r..
to all who desire it, the BrescrDtjon s,L s Of char
an using the simple remedy BY sbicb ~ ons or
sneetion and that dreadful disease - eETss
ersr III" try this prescription Is it will eo every sgf
ana may provas blessing Please address zen nothing
REV. EDWARD wTrso,-
No, leo South Second street, wiamsburs NJ
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CHANCRRY COURT--RnTIPnny


hI1abeth Lacoek ". William Lacocs
y THIS CASE THE DEFysNJDANr
= william Laeoek, being nonresident .,e a., 49, ~
hessee a. charged In the bill; 10 IS ord - or Ten
ss mAao ior four successive weeks in
a. as sfs aslenaast 20 appear b. fore the Chs5er c
o. october next thea and there % rusI 49, t
D oi me same VII Be taksD for con fe.si i - - s
sept 25-4t pf5 n n s.,,,,, 90 .
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INFORMATION

Information guaranteed 70 produce luxuri,,t -
hair upon bald head or beaFdless face ala soFth
removal Of Pimpes, Bfotches Eruptions e. Spe Tor the
leaving the son. clear and besufui 80 IA ne skin
without charge by addressing ''' DC obtained
sept ls-tmys "a Broa5,5,. Oa s sSisT,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-09-25

NitiAiA'Ni bLAChBsHhf AT VEST.
Among the many testimonials received the f,.f,, u
20 thIs sPiendd berry on the praires may suHcs
IN Fulton county Illinois, writes sThe Ktstipv
man 60. you in the spring Of 6s, hued ibis season
nose AOuhasnt one week earlier than my Ls,gons on ~
same ground and location, and the smaIlss bran15
ths winter without any injury whatever
Price for strong plants, go per 40 $50 per loo
sept256t Ri,o,,fu,.N N, n; IhGNlAs
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
LAND FOR SALE.
THE FORMER EESrD-,---,z

a GEORGE T. G1LIsPrE docea.oI " VI COL,
I containing about 64l aeres-about 500 -.
iieS i,hi IIS fence me remainder in wood Tb,. 49,,
ana virginia Railroad has number Of sSs
as nne water as any in East Tennessee is within fs-
the kitchen door. uin zen steps OF
Inc improvements consist of a comfortable tyross
oWelnng OF SIX rooms, and necessary outbuilSf-
yara IL large densey shaded and beautifully -. In bI
me land 10 dark muatto similar that Of ~.
session given. Vs. ''uneu'ate pos
vile. ' - ~ -N'is'shed ~ hnox-
sept 25-lt Hr n
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-09-25
ANNOUNCEMENT.

hereby announce myself candidate for Door Keeper
for the Lover House % the General ssombiy OF ~
unconditional Uni0n man-in other verFs y.
strong Radical a. the State has produee -
a. }. CiiILDRRsg.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-09-25

WHEAT0N's OINTMENT viii -. -
MHEAz0N'S OINTMENT viii eurs saJ Itch
4, m,,A1EAxON,s OINTMENT cures Oh ST.. Nheuu-
HA.EATON'S OINTMENT cures an I nit
Skin. sn Diseases Of H.
Price 90 cents by mail 90 cout- All n
WEEKS POTTER, Boston, PROPRIETOR ''uss''s sell it
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A TEACHER WANTED,

HE TRUSTEES OF FOREST HILL
\ Academy wish to secure the services Of classical 49,
s competent 10 resuscitsts this County Institution Iosf
az Athsns gentleman CT experience prsfsrred ~
ioyai IN sentiment 70 the State and National Cover
any one desiring the situation, who possessed Of the r
.S would do well to correspond imueafslv
with the Beard Of Trustees. Communicafiens ns - ~
dressed to Dr. NJ. r. MAY, President Of the Board.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-09-25

THE INSOLVENCY OF THE ESTATE
Of Thomas Arp, deceased having been properly sr,t
e. All creators % said estate notified ae their rf
sut1entcated 10 the manner prescribed BY Law ItL hi
ierk o. the Coanty Court q Monroe county on Or bes
wv i7'4J u January a. u 1867 or they Vi - barred
sspt25-4t pf5 Of Tbo1s, a. ~ stLatoS
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-09-25
IN BANKRUPTCY
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE p

hlo 10 III GIVE NOTICE: THAT
a on the 10th day Of September, AID 1867 warrant in
bankruptcy was issued against the A4aheI M.
OF chattanooga Hamilton county and state III Ts1...
VINO mas been adjpdged Bankrupt his own peon fbst
me payment OF any debts and delivery anv proper -
longing 70 such bankrupt, 10 him for his Hse an fbs
transfer OF any property BY him forbidden BY law ma
neeth q the creditors Of said Bankrupt 10 prove tr
and shooseone or assgnee biz estate viii be
~ coqrt o. bankruptcy % be holden the 5b day on
get9pes a. ID le6If At 10 o'clock A. NJ Il the oTcs al
81 ~ 6syne, 10 Chattanooga Hamilton county Tsnns-
se' Osiore J. W. johnson, Esq, Register.
B. MCDANIEL,
Z. s. Marshal, Mssssnear
g.. .s.,se-, By J. II. HIcKEL.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-09-25

SUDDEN DEAry OF A HALF BROTHER OF
THE LATE PREs5 fENT LINcoLN-on Wednes-
day last Dr. D. Enman, half brother to
the deceasef President Lincoln, sfed quite
suddenly 2t his residence in Musnfordville.
NY. HFwas in the act Of wl8ting pre-
seriptJsn for one of'his patients, and, with
out any previous symptoms of indisposi-
ton, fell dead in his chair.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-09-25
FOR RENT
FINE RRICK nmr1.

n FINE BRICk DWELLING AND
shout ten acres Of land, suitable for Vegetable g.
on inc knoxville and Kentucky Railroad ab5t
loar niles rom the court house. in Knoxville Inauir -
sept -o-tt 4
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Book AND jon PRINTING of every descrip-
ton done at the VINO office on short notice
and reasonable terms.
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This is TO GIVE NOTICE: THAT
L on the 1oth day Of septenaber,A D. 1857 $500 -
BANKRUPTCY was issued against the Robt n Bod.
OF Chattannoga Hamilton county, and State Of TsnBss
see who has been adJudged bankrupt his own p.f
thS ths payment Of any debts and delivery any proprf
oeonsins 20 such Bankrupt 70 him his us nd -
TsnsF OF any property By him forbidden by Law ma
meen g the creditors Of said Bankrupt 10 prove Their
deots ana choose one aasignoss bis estate " IL
held az Court Of Bankruptcy Be holden on tbe I5b 80
OF october A. d. 1867, a. 10 o'clock A. " AT re oas -
before J. W. Johnson, Esq, Register -
B. MCDANIEL,
q. r. MsrshaI Messepgsr
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N THIS CATSE TT APPEARING To

4 The Clerk and fhat oas Of tae dendants John
Kelley non-resSeut she state 81 Tennessee 4, ill.,
the ordinary process 81 cannot BE- ved upon him M H.
therefore orfersd that publication be made fT for -
weeks in Br0WnloNs Whgs notifying The dsfsssn,
John Kelly 20 appear The next term Of ths o.
Of Union sounty, = Court b BE- held f1r ..iT
UniOn e hs court hoEe IN MsynzEdvs on Tie arst as
day q November hsz thea add there plead anssr w
eeanr 20 complanSnts 5ill The ssuis VII - f.L
eOs1esssa and SCI down foE hearing sx paste a. 10 -
ss9' S-4' PFC JAMES W. BRAysoS. an
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT.
rEHE & RI OK nNErI1n-r -

- y II " IA Nv ELLING AND
about twenty acres Of ground-formerly ov,,a5 - -
n InlsEong anu situated about mile and baf -.
Of tne court house, in Knoxville. For terms appv to
sept ~0-at T. p BAILEY Trn.f..
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EVarvbOdu
ERRORS OF YouTH

Married single should send.to p O. Drawer SO,
Mass, for important eonfdsntial circnlar - -.
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BOOK a BINDING of every description done
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HAhCkRY G0URT-MAYNARDVILLE.


0HE AEMbEh RULES, 1867
James Sellers, Administrator Of WIN Hars deceased
". CsthaTine Kelley and husband Jehn Kelley, Wa Il.
and Cordelia Hurst.
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ssps&..lse7-l,
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IN BAVKRUpTny

Z. s. Marshal, Messenger.
By J. n. HICKEL.
Dep. L. s. Marshal, Messan~v
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Letter from an East TennesSeean In
Missouri.

j. NJ. THoRNBUReH
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-09
FROM FORTRESS MONROE,
FORTRESS MnNHoE. Nav


The most gratifying reports have already
been received fr m the counties and registra
ton districts of this State south Of the James
river, which furnish conclusive evidence OF
the concilia ory manner in which the inhabi-
tants are receiving the registering officers,
and assisting them in the preliminary meas
ures Of the Reconstruction bill. The feeling
among the people is general, snd even those
disqualified by the bill have, in many cases,
protfered their assistance, audimpressed upon
their neighbors the actual necessity and pol
icy of non-interierence with the registration
Of the duly qualified voters. The utmost
good feeling exists towards the coIored peo
pie, now that the question Of their suffrage
is no longer unsettled. The education Of the
negroes and their moral and social elevation
is now acknowledged to be duty incumbent
upon the people, and is the only proper and
judicious measure which will advance the in
terests of both classes, aud promote the
prosperity Of the State. The Capitalists and
land owners are beginning 10 see the prime
virtue of modes Of employment for the ne.
gro, and are offering them land on favorable
terms, and furnishing them with agricultural
implements and material.
The fever patients, from the Susquehanns,
are convalesciag.
The Susquehanna goes to Portsmouth, Ad-
mirsl Palmer having transferred his flag TO
the Desoto.
Workmen are now engaged in removing the
boiler from the frigate Lancaster, nov lying
at the Gosport Navy Yard. A new set Of
boilers will be placed in her.
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FROM CHAMPAIGN.
CaAnrArar. Ill. MAY s

CHAnrAfGN, ILL.,, May 8.
The trustees of the Illinois Industrial Uni>
versity, met last night, pursuant to adjourn,
ment and occupied the session in the discus
sion of matters relating to the titles Of the
lands donated by the county, for the Uni.
versity purposes, without reaching vote.
The finance committee reported that the
titles and transfers were all perfect.
The eboard met again this morning, at 9
o'clock. Prayer, after the manner of the
Protestant Episcopal Church, was offered by
Mr. Rea.
The committee on salaries reported in ia
vor Of increasing the salary Of the Regent TO
$4,000 which was agreed to by the board
The auditing committee reported in favor
Of allowing the expences Of the members, in
Cured in connection with the previous meet.
ing of the board, amounting to $500, and the
compensation and expenses Of the Recording
Secretary pro. tenn, amounting TO SIPS.
Judge Brown offered preamble and res
olutlons, setting forth the fact, that the
county of Champaign has faithfully complied
with the terms of the law, for location and
endowment Of the University, in conveying
to the board, perfect and unincnmbered
titles to the identical property offered the
Legislature. including about 900 acres of
land, $4,000 in Illinois Central Railroad
lrefgnt, $ZU,UUU IN fru1t and ornamental
trees, and 100000 in Champaign county
Bonds, together with the University building,
in view of which fact the Industnsl Univer-
sity is hereby locstedat Urbsna, Champaign
county which after full and free discussion,
was unanimously adopted.
The people of Champaign county have
acted with the most generous magnanimity to
the board, and 10 all particulars have opened
their houses to the entertsinm3nt oftbe mem
bers, and have, themselw1p0kin every way,
been worthy ofbeing the immediate guardi
ans OF the greatest institution Of the State.
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The S-hOur Strike In Chicago Still
I'm Progress.
GOLD CLOSED 1873.
FROM CHICAGO.
CHIcAcn MAY 9

CHICAGO, May 9.
The trouble in reference to the eight hour
system of labor is not, by any means, at an
end. The men from the railroad shops and
the machine shops still hold out, and they
have a most complete and thorough ergani.
zation. The committees are 90 organized
that they know every man who is st work,
and they can bring pressure upon him that
he cannot very we'll stand. Through corre-
spending associations in other cities, they
know OF every man who attempts to come 70
this city TO work, and he is met and intimida-
ted and prevented from going to work. The
violent demonstrations have ceased, and
well~dehned system of operation has been
adopted by the mechanics, who are, after all,
the bone and sinew of this movement. A
mass meeting of these men yesterday devel
oped their policy, which is to harass every
man until he comes to their will. Letters
were read showing that the associations in
other cities had q regular system OF persecu-
tion for every man who attempted to come
here TO work 1t is much more difficult to
combat the present order OF opposition than
that of the mob The great battle is yet TO
be fought
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FROM WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON, May g.
/, In the Supreme Court the argument in the
case Of Virginia against West Virginia was
concluded to day.
Secretary Browning is still very weak from
SICKNESS, but is slowly improving.
NEw YoRK, May 8.
A Washinstonaspeciaf Gays il is reported
that two of the Richmond papers, supposed
to be the Examiner and Times, have been
indicted for iuciting treason and rebellion.
The Republicans Richmond special SAYS
Judge Underwood had stated in open court
that Chief Justice Chase will preside at the
trial Of JEFF. Davis on adjournment of the
Supreme Court. -
The President telegraphed Gen. Sherman
to-day not to close the registry on the 10Th,
as he proposed 70 wait for the decision of the
Attorney General. sAAesaA-
The examination nf cadets at the Annapo.
lis Naval Academy will commence on The
10th of May Midshipmen viii start on
summer cruise in the sloops, OF. war ,Ds2e,
Macedonian and Savannah, about the 15kh
of June. "A
7 A'severe northwestr rain storm which com
menced last Monday is just abating, and q
heavy frsshetin the Potomac river is sntici.
psted. : 80
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO.


SAS FRAscrsco, May s-A. N.
The steamer Lawrence from Yocoboma
April 4th has arrived. News un,mport.nt
Two Japanese seamen came BY her, sent by
the Government to study the theory of navi.
CATION in our City College. and afterwards to
proceed to the eastern States to learn prscti
cal navigation.
The Japenese Times says the French Min.
istar has returned from Osaka.
The compatriots had had several interviews
WITH the Shsgoon, who received the Admiral
aad ofhcers OF the French ships, treating
them With the similar courtesy shown our
own Admiral and officers by the Princess.
News from Hakadoda Is unimportant.
Capt Hatfield of the American bark
Swallow, was drowned at Yocohoms, April
4th. p''
The steamer Hermann, from San Francisco
March lst, arrived at Yocehoma, April 4th.
he bark w. b. Scranton, was wrecked on
the bar at the mouth OF Columbia river. Nav
9th. The vessel and cargo 10 q total loss,
valued at two hundred aud twenty. Eve
thousand dollan-psrtiaIly insured.
Ihe ship Astsratt arrived at Tictossa YES
terday. The Chinese portion ofgDry Town,
about 430 buildings, Was DESTROYED by fre
last hight. Loss $50. 900.
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FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, May s.
The regular annual convention of the
Western Library Association met in this city
to-day. J. l.. Talbot, of Dubuque, Chair.
man, and N. W. Coy, of Peoria. Secretary.
Its object is to reduce the leeturiug business
TO 40 economical and satisfactory system Of
operations, and thss benefit the various Ly.
ceums, and their patrons throughout the
Northwest
A special to-day says the Committee OF
Arrangements have decided that the State
Agricultural Fair shall be held in this city
next September.
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1ner.ving, Brands, 4 Seals.

MOVE Main street.
Duncan, karle a Co.......-.l4e b lx3 Main street.
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, May 8.
While four men were working on scaf
foldin,y erected to the fifth story Of the stand.
ing vail OF the Lindell Hotel, this morning,
the defsick broke, preeipitating large stone
upon the platform, which. in turn, gave way,
precpitating the men TO the pavement be-
meath. John Manyoth struck an ZION post,
five inches in diameter, upon which he was
impaled, killing him Instantly. George
Nicholas has bis skull fractured, and cannot
recover. VIM. Meuah and See. Frank are
severelv INT not danaernusly wounded
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FROM THE PLAINS.

Sr. LorIs, Mays
The Dsmocrofs correspondent, with the
Indian Expedition, says tha, Gen. Hancock
has not crossed the Arkansas river into the
Indian country. in Consequence Of the alb.
sence of Gen. Cusiar's cavalry, the most ef.
festite part OF his force. He will soon start
for Fort Hays, thence TO Fort Harker, where
the expedtson will be Terminated, and the
force composing II sent TO Forts Lyon, Dodge,
Larned and Hays. A new fort will be built
at Monument Station, and an efficient earri>
son stationed there.
A council with several Arapahoe Chiefs,
at Fort Dodge, on the 18th ult.. resulted in
adeclarHsion for peace on the part OF the In
dams, and they promise to return twenty five
malek taken by them
The kioways below the Arkansas manifest
. restless and defiant attitude,