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Treachery Of Indians-FOur Railroad La.
bOrers Killed and Scalped.

bOrers Killed and Scalped.
OMAHA, April 80 1888.
Information has reached here from Plum creek
station, the Pacific Railroad OF another outrage
by Indians. At about four O'Clock yesterday after
noon band OF some thirty Indians of whom seven
were on horseback appeared in signt Of where five
laborers were working on the railroad. The
mounted savages rode up, and entering into
friendly conversation with the whites were
treated with kindness, and subsequently
started OF as II to leave the road. They had not gone
many yards, however, before they turned round and
opened fire upon the aJorcrs, four OF whom were
murdered. The remaining one luckily succeeded In
making his escape. Soldiers are being posted at
different points along the road by the military author
tiles for the purpose OF preventing any attacks.
Recently quite a number OF bands OF Indians have
been seen prOwling about that vicinity.
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SUDDEN DEATHs.-Ezra Smith, b0okkeeper at Jas.
L. Davis grocery establishment, No. 1s4 South
street, while at his desk last evening, about five
O'clock fell dead. woman named Chrstiana
whitman, aged forty years, who resided with her
husband and two children in back basement, at
No. 40 Elizabeth street, died suddenly yesterday
afternoon from some cause as vet unknown.
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Appointments Of Municipal Oncers for Lynch.
burg-Addrcss to Negroes.
RICHMOND, April so, 1868.
Allen Mcdaniel was to-day appointed Mayor OF
Lynchburg by General Schofed complete set of
city offiners was also appointed
The negroes Of this city were addressed tonight at
the African church by General whttlesey OF General
Howards stan.
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MISSISSIPPI.

Progress Of the New Constitution.
JACKSON. April 30, 1858.
Seven articles Of the reconstruction constitution
were adopted by the Convention to-day. As the
work is very nearly completed Ia expected that an
early adjournment win take place.
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MAILS TOR THE PACIFIC.

The steamship Arizona will sail from this port ON
Friday for Aspinwall
The mails for Central America and the South Pa
cfc will close at haf-past ten O'Clock In the morning.
THE NEW YORK REHABILITATION for the Pacific
will be ready at halfpast nine in the morning.
Single copies, in wrappers for mailing SIX cents.
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VIRGINIA..

Conservation Of the Assistant Bishop Of Vir.
ginia.
ALEXANDRIA, April 80, 1865.
The conservation Of Rev. F. M. Whitte formerly
of Louisville, KY, Assistant Bishop OF the Protes-
tant Episcopal Church for the diocese of Virginia,
took place to-day in this town. The officiating
ministers Bishops Bedel of Ohio, Johns of vr-
ginia and Lee of Delaware. large number of
Episcopal clergymen of Virginia and other States
were in attendance during the ceremony. Bishop
Bede delivered the sermon usual on such occasions
The New York herald., 1868-05-01

THE HAY CROP IN MAINE.-Although the season Is
backwardt is far enough advanced to show that the
grass crop In this state s very promising-never
more so perhaps The fall season was wet and the
grass set very thick; the snow covered the ground
constantly during the winter protecting the roots
that they were neither killed nor thrown out by the
Frost and the consequence is that there Is now the
groundwork Of q first rate hay crOp.-Fortiond Ar
aus. Arril 20.
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FIRES.

A Paper BOX Manufactory Destroyed by Fire
in Troy-Severnl Persons Injured.
TROY, N. Y, April 30, 1868.
The paper box mandatory belonging to E.
waters sons of this city, took fire last night caus-
ing considerable damage to the property and stock,
al though the loss was comparatively slight. The
7gniti0n of gas from India rubber cement was the
cause Of Tie fire. Two men, named David Blakely
and Cornelius Lansing, and female named Miss
Dufry, all employed In the mandatory, were sufio-
Gated and burned. Blakely Is fatally injured; the
Others will recover Mr.. r. Waters, one OF the pro-
prlet0rs, narrowly escaped death.
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Fire mt OIL City.

OIL CITY, Pa, April 30, 1868
number OF cars and tanks, together with a con-
siderable quantity OF oil in barrels were destroyed
by re In this city to-day. The total loss will not be
less than s25ooo. on which there Ia partial In
surance.
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The Flow Of specie-Harvest Prospects


The outflow of specie from the Bank Of
England Still continues. By the regular weekly
returns, made today, 1t is shown that the
amount of bullion in the bank vault this week is
less by flO6 o0O sterling than the amount last week.
The weather to-day is fine, and favorable for the
growing crops.
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An Editor Resigns His POsition-seneraI
Mcade's Recent Order the Cause.

SAVANNAH, April 30, 1868.
General Meades recent order threatening to sup
press the Daily Advertiser Of this city If it continued
to publish certain Objectionable articles has induced
the editor to resign. In his vaedicory he says that
the personal animosity of the General towards him
having jeopardized the interests OF the propretors
OF the paper he felt himself impeled to sever his
connection with IL.
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TRLRGRAPHIC NEWS
f r o M
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
ENGLAND.
Preceedinss in Parliamcnt-the Irish Church
Debate.

Precoedlngs an Parliamcnt-the Irish Church
Debate.
LONDON April 30-Midnight.
The House of Commons assembled in session at
kne usual hour this evening" After the Speaker took
Tne cnalr the debate on the Irish Church question
was renewed, but only few OF the more prominent
MemDes OF the House took part in the discussion.
Mr. spencer II. Walpole, member for Cambridge
university, opposed the resolutions OF Mr.. Glad
etone. In the course Of his remarks he acknow-
edged that would be unwse at this time to found
established Church in Ireland but he declared that
pt would be far more serious thing to destroy such
an establishment All the arguments brought to
pear In favor Of such action were equally valid
against the existence Of the Established Church In
England. He warned the House against the conse-
luences which would follow the destruction of the
Irish branch of the national Church.
The Fenian TriaIs-ConvictiOn and Sentence of
Burke and Shaw.
LONDON, April 3O> 1865.
The trial OF Burke, Casey and Shaw, charged with
treason-feony in connection with the Fenian assault
on Chester Castle, was resumed at ten O'Clock this
morning
Before the taking Of testimony, and at the sug
gestiOn OF Judge Bramwel the proceedings against
Casey were discontinued and the prisoner dis
charged from custody
delivered the argument for the defence He praised
the talents and mental Gu ture of the prisoner. He
urged the great disadvantage under which Burke
labOred OF having had his prematurey thrust
into the ClerkenWe conspiracy trial, when practi-
cally he had already been convicted although then
he had no opportunity to examine the witnesses who
testified against him or to produce witnesses in his
own defence. Mr. Jones then thoroughly sifted
Che testimony for the Crown, and concluded with
an eloquent appeal to the jury on behalf of his
client.
Mr.. Pater, counsel for Shaw, followed. He urged
the point that with the exception OF the informer,
Corydon, of the witnesses for the prosecution
had testified against his client.
Judge Bramwell delivered the charge to the jury
and they retired for deliberation On their return to
the court room they brought in verdict of guilty
against Burke and Shaw.
In reply to the usuai question Of the court Burke
said he was content with the verdict though he was
not subject or the Queen of England.
The Judge then sentenced the prisoners. Burke
was condemned to fifteen years and Shaw to
years. Imprisonment.
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Printing of Every Description Executed with
and despatch, and elsewhere
tbe METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING ESrABLIsHNEST.
VI Maj rec
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Invalids, Wheel Chairs, for Use Indoors or
out, s20 10 40. Invads' Carriages TO order
s. w. SMITH, 30 William street, New York.
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The Turks are Fond of Otto Of Roses, but
the Sultan Of Turkey should inbae the fragrance OF
Phalons new perfume, FLOR DE MAYO, he would
more be an Ottoman. Sold by all druggists
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Ask for a Wnltham Watch.
II IS THE BEST; 1T Is THE CHEAPEST.
4. b. BYNSER Il CO., ls9 Broadway n Y.
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SPAiN.
Military AnnO1uf meut

Military Appointment.
MADRID, April 80, 1865.
Lieutenant General Juan de la Pezuea had been
appointed Captain General of the province of New
CASTLE, with his headquarters in Madrid.
The New York herald., 1868-05-01

Furniture Coverings.
@. L. Al. B. kelly & Co, az Broadway.
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Curtains.
A"'e' "'0'A' G L. SJ. b. KELTY a CO., ~ Broadway.
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Royal Havana LOttery.-Prizcs Paid In Gold.
Information furnished The highest rates paid for Doouolou
and all kinds Of Gold and Silver.
TAYLOR Co., Bankers Is Wall street, " r.
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Royal Havana Lotfery.-For Official Draw
ings for April 81, 1853 another Of the paper
TAYLOR 4 CO., Bankers, 10 Wall street. New YORK.
The New York herald., 1868-05-01

A.-atylish Hats for Gents, Youths and
boys al popular prices. BURKE, i2s funonsrees
The New York herald., 1868-05-01

Rare observation-disclosures Yourself
home and exorbant rentsOur readers will do well Tn
examining the popular plan securing homes access
and way desirable. Only $40 month required hspS
of the and fun particulars be had Al store W
Spring street, under st. Nicholas Hotel
The New York herald., 1868-05-01

Batchel0r's Hair Dye.-The best In tho
world only perfect Dye harmless reliable, nsisnts
| neou Pact Hopds
The New York herald., 1868-05-01

Cristn doro,s Hair Dye.-The Best Ever
manufacured wholesale and retail applied at No.
The New York herald., 1868-05-01

The impeachment Trisl.-Whaiever May Be
its resulted public opinion differ as may-le wucncves
win In the political strusgethere b one question upoa
which all can agree, and that . a. 20 ne popularity q
KNOx,H sprins Slve Genemens Hats IL 10 pronounced
beautiful, stylish light and becoming % eysryeody ana
10 procure q specimen of the hstters ski Thh 70 ~
should be-
WIwu. Tcupees and Ornamental Hairs-Bou
quality Hair Dye and Hair Dyelng, all coorA at DA1OHH
kOk6. u Bond street
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nArrpH rc TILE cpEAr PHYSICIAN.


This admitted by the medical profession as fundR-
mental principle of healing science II Is wisely provided BY
the human economy whenever anything In the
physical the natural forces OF the body are brought to
bear to expe the disease The great "n therefore, 70
BY the skilfu compoinders of HOSTErrER's STOMACH
BITTERs which operates to give fresh vitality to all tho
organs the body The effect Of this medicine upon the
stomach the liver and the Kidneys prompt and decisive
feels II he had taken lease OF life, and
he continues the article he Is overoyed find
health cousng through his frame 1t prepared
with great care and Its component entirely vegsta-
BILE II Is free from the objections often urged against
psratons of the kind As medical agent II has equal
while Its pleasing flavor and heathfu effects have
general vorite II Is free from all properties calculated
Impair the system and It's operations mild, sooth
ing and efficient. All who have used HOSTETTEkB STOM-
ACH BITTEkS attest its virtues and commend TO USE
Even those who In the enjoyment OF perfect health fro
queny have need prevenves
disease We too well against the assaults Of
he Ills that flesh IL heir to In health sickness this
cannot be taken regularly without giving vitality and eAsc
~ to the system. New York Office, ~ nry street.
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A.-Ward's Cloth Lined Paper Collars and
Cuffs, Broadway and Union square also wholesale and
retail at 3S7 Broadway,
The New York herald., 1868-05-01

A.-Ward's Perfect Fitting shirts, BROAD
way and Union square; also at 3s7 Broadway.
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Attack OIL Consul Snuinier-The Brigand.
Respect His Omcial Character.

HAVANA AIrII 70, I6b5.
Mr.. Saulnier American Consul at Vera Cruz, when
on mission to the interior recently was attacked
by lot of banditti lie drew his revolver and
serted that he was an American Consul, whereupon
the highwaymen dessted and saw the Consul safe on
his way.
The British royal mail steamer Chile had arrived at
Vera Cruz from st. Thomas and way ports. There
were no war vessels at SacriliciOs Island.
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TRIUMPHANT IN 500 CONTESTS ~
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Over 80 900 now in use. Increasing de-
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Pronounced by al who have used them
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WOODS PRIz MOwERs-one and two horss.
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BranchsOmces + S0lesr0oms
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ing is true copy Of tho original
roll now on file in this Office.
ED WRIGHT seo'y Of state. ,
CHAPTER $50,

An act to amend section 1926, Of
tho revision of 1860, in relation to
resisting officers. = .-~..
SEQ l, Be it enacted by the gen.
eral assembly OF. the state Of Iowa,
That section 4, 296 of the revision Of
1860, be amended by inserting after
tho word whatsoever" in the
fourth line Of said section, the fol-
lowing words: "Or shall knowingly
and wilfully resist any such officer
in the discharge Of bis duties with.
out such writ, rule, order or process.
Approved April l., 1865
- SrArEioF Iowa.
Office of sec'y Of state,
DcsMoines May l, 1868.
hereby certify the foregoing to
DO true copy Of the original roll
now on file in this Office.
ED WRIGHT sec'y Of state.
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CHAPTER 1876.

An Act TO protect the Hop-Growine
interests Of the State Of Iowa, and
20 indicate the size Of boxes used
in picking Hops in this State.
Sec /. BE it enacted by the Gen.
eral Assembly Of the State Of Iowa,
That il shsll be unlawfulfor per-
son or persons to use, transplant. or
eultivstc, or bring into the State,
for the purpose Of using, planting,
saltiyating, or selling any hop
,oot., plants, or cuttings which may
be diseased in any manner, or infect
Ell with lice or vcrmin of any kind,
w which may be brought from any
state Or county in which the cultiva-
zion Of hops has been retarded or
impaired by the presence of any dis
ease, lice, or vermin Of contagious
character: Provided, That no suits
shall bc sustained during the year
1868 upon hop roots raised in the
State Of Illinois and Wisconsin, and
srought into this State.
Sec 2. Any person violating this
act shall be fined not less than ten
nor more than Quo hundred dollars.
and imprisoned not less than FIVE nor
more than twenty days.
Sec 3. It shall be the duty of the
justice Of the peace. or other officer,
before whom complaint is made. upon
the a affidavit of one or more RESPONSE
BILE persons, that they have good
reason to believe that hop roots have
been introduced into, or are being
cultivated in the city or township
whore they reside, in violation ct
shis act, to issue warrant authorize
ing any peace officer to seize such
roots, and they shall be held in Charge
Ivy the constable er marshal until
suit has been brought against the
person or persons SO off, n ling, and
the cause determined; and in case
it is found that the said plant, roots,
Or cuttings are diseased, or are in
f-ctcd by lice or verlnin ola conta-
yious character, the officer before
whom suit is brought, will order the
said roots, plants, or cuttings to be
harmed, charging the expense Of do
ing the same as costs upon the party
owning Or .cultivating the roots,
plants, or cuttings, aud in no case
will be allow them to be planted, or
delivered to third party, until the
fac. is established that they are not
Infected with any vermin or disease
Of contagious character.
Sec 1. The standard size for all
boxes used in picking hops shall be
IS inches long, is inches wide, and
% IL inches deep inside measure:
Sec 5. This act being deemed of
immediate Importance shall be in
force from and after its publication
in the Iowa Register and Homestead
newspapers published in Dcs Moincs.
Approved April 8, 1868.
STATE OF Iowa, !
Office Of Scc'y Of State,
Dcs Moines, April IL, 1868
hereby certify that the foregoing
is : true copy Of the original roll
Bow on file in this Office.
ED WRsuur, Scc'y
.a- of State.
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CHAPTER 1856.

An act fixing the comp ensation Of mem.
bers Of future general assemblies.
Sec l, Be it enacted by the general as
scmbly Of the state Of Iowa, That the COM
pensat of each member Of any future
general assembly Of this state shall be five
dollars per day during the session thereof
and three dollars for every twenty miles
travel, in attending such session and re.
turning, to be computed by the nearest
travelled rout within the state. from the
residence Of such member to the place
where such session is held. Provided, that
the amount allowed to each member for
postage shall not exceed three dollars per
week, and for stationery two dollars per
week q
Approved april 7th, 1868.
STATE OF IOWA.
Office Of Secretary Of State,
Des Moilcs May l, 1858,
thereby certify that the foregoing is a
true copy Of the original roll now on file in
this office
ED WRIGHT, Secretary Of State.
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CHAPTER 1914.

Al Act Repeating section seven Of
chapter l29, OF the laws ofths 9th
General Assembly, and to pro-
vide for the recovery and payment
Of certain claims for military sup
plies furnished to troops raised in
this State fer the service Of the
United States, by any county,
city, town, or other corporation.
SEC l. Be it enacted by the Gen.
cral Assembly Of the State Of Iowa,
That section seven Of chapter l29,
Of the laws Of the 9th General As
scmbly, be and the same is hereby
repealed, and in lieu thereof it is
hereby enacted that the class of
claims therein alluded to shall be
transferred to the commissioner for
settlement Of claims Of this State
with the United States, as provided
for by chapter 95. Of the laws Of the
18th General Assembly.
SEC 2. 1t shall be the duty Of the
missioner aforesaid, upon any
such claims coming to bis hands to
use his best endeavors TO have the
same allowed by the general govern
ment, and CARED TO the credit Of this
State, and when so allowed and car
ricd to the credit Of the State. he
shall proceed Immediately to certify
that fact to the Auditor Of State. to-
gctbcr with the amount so allowed
and credited, whcreupon the Auditor
shall issue his warrant upon the
State Treasurer for the amount or
amounts SO certified less Eve per
sent, on account Of collection Of
same, payable apon presentation. to
the order Of the county, city, town
or corporation to which the same be.
longs; said S per cent. shall be paid
The said commission in full for his
services under this act.
SEC 3. This act to take effect from
and after its publication in the Daily
State Register, published at Des
Moines, and the Clinton Semi We
ckly Herald. published at Clinton
City Iowa.
Approved April 8, 1868.
hereby certify that the forego-
ing ACT took effect by publication,
rs rcqui, cd in Section 3 thoreef. on
the 26th day Of April, 1868.
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CHAPTER 143,

An sct'to destroy Canada Thistles.
Sec 1, Be it enacted by the Gen
cral assembly of the state Of Iowa,
That if any resident owner of any
land in this State, after having been
notified in writing of the presence
of Canada thistles on his or her
premises, shall permit them or any
part thereof to blossom or mature,
he or she shall be liable to.a 6ne of
Eve dollars and costs Of collection
for each offensc.
Approved April 7. 1868.
STATE or Iowa, -
Office of sec'y Of state, I
DesMoincs, May l, 1868.
s. I hereby certify that the forego.
ing is = true copy of the original
roll now on file in this Office.
ED WRIGHT sec'y of state.
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EAAPTER l49.

An act to amend section 1851 Of
the revision Of 1860, allowing suits
10 be brought IN tho township where
thc plaintiff resides.
Sec l. Be it enacted BY the gen.
c;rai assembly Of the state Of Iowa,
That section 1851 of the revision OF
1850, be SO amended rs to read as
hlIows: "Suits may in all cases be
brought in the township where the
ala;ntif or defendant or one Of SOW
rral defendants resides.
Approved April 7, 1868
STATE or Iowa. ,
Office of sec'y Of state, !
Dcs Moines May l, 1868. J
thereby certify that the sorego-
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MANUFACTURERS,
Ware-rooms, 34s Blocker Street, New
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Prize MEDALS AWARDED.
Our Piano Fortes are now universally
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and wherever they have been introduced
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and from the great success achieved. and
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Our Pianos are made to last; the mate
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every desired effect.
They are, without doubt the best, the most
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