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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-08-12

The Dayton Journal is informed by
q gentleman who has just returned
from q tour through the valleys of the
Great and Little Miami, that the peach
crop in that section will be very large
in the latter valley it will be one Of
the largest ever known.
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Honey
At HoYT. STATION L HAPGOOD'S
August 5-tf
What L Saw!

saw good side walks and persons Of all ages
passing over them sicily. l saw roads kent up
in splendid order ant men driving their teams
over them banking heir stars that the money
was so we'll laid out. / saw grass growing beau
tIful and green on public squares. and when
ripe. cut aud dried aad laid away in barn. but
the most bewitchina sight Of ALL saw men.
women. and children hocking to II. Rice's Gus
tom Boot and Shoe shop and carrying away
Boots and Shoes. and leaving greenbaeks.
July 2q-tf
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n. Y. Cattle hIarket.

August 10 1905.
Receipts 6.6ji besves; 50.4iO sheep and lambs;
l,S5l swine.
BEEVES-Without activity and free arri-
walls amounting to 100 head. prices declined q
exc; average qualify Of offerings fair-
fair TO good at l5al54c; ordinary az l~4aI459e;
interior at l0c
SHEEP Z LAMBS-Sheep steady. Lambs
which constitute the bulk Of the offerings. de-
cidedly lower. Sales Of sheep az 4a7c; Lambs
at 7EaS1zc
HOG5-Fairly active and higher, though &c
lower tnan on saturday. when the best lots
BROUGHT NC; prices to-day lU1sallae.
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Read tie cattle and other markets
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For the Chronicle'
Y. M. @. AssOciatiOH.-Lay Eff
fort.


For the Chronicle'
Y. M. C.. AssOciatiOa.-Lay Eff
fort.
Two things seem showing themselves
now in the christian world with more or
less distinctness, and decision. First, q
spirit OF union among those called by diff
ferent names. The denominations are far
enough apart, and enough jealous, with
fires enough to be let loose on smallest
provocation-but they are looking over
the walls, and joining hands, and throw
ing at each other scraps of song that some
angel may gather up after a time, and
fashion into one of the millenial anthems.
Sail on, Oh ship of union, and may heav-
emily winds fiji the sails, and heavenly
hands hold of the helm. Second, 4 com
ing, and growing fulhllmemt ofthe prayer
/ of Moses, Would God that all the Lords
people were prophets, and that the Lord
would put his spirit upon them. 1t has
been fashionable for paid leaders to do
the fighting it is being inaugurated as 8
high privilege for the soldiers to help,
completely allowed to out strip the profess
~sionAls, if they can. l. is seen o that
a merchant may speak to his partner with
more power than the preacher that the
young man may move his companion in
business, in pleasure, with 3 success
which the pulpit covets in vain. Y. M.
Q. Associations are launched in all waters,
and with flag and music they start out to
rescue the sinking; and jubilsnt angels
lead, and follow, and feast their souls.
Such an institution has been talked of in
Warren. There is 3 gathering and grow
ing feeling that if souls are priceless, and
IN peril, it is every mans duty, and every
woman's, to pray not only, but ~tGpreach,
also, from house to house, and from heart
to heart. Let the tide rise, let the fire
burn, let the feeling swell, and take to itself
shape and strength, till the greatest of all
questions shall tremble on lips never as
yet loyal to God: What must 1 do to be
saved? Oh, for the breaking Of this stu
pidity which would sppall US if we were
not too stnpld-to see it and know il. Now,
therefore, 1 propose a few Sabbath even
ing sermons on LAY EFFORT to win souls
unto Christ. The first next Sabbath even
ing. BENZ. ST. JOIN PAGE
Warren, August 10, 1868.
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Extract from a lette of S. @. Chandler, Pro-
fessor of Geology and Mineralogy. East Mid
dlebury, VT. "Messrs.R. p. Hall Eco, Nashua.
N. ID. gentlemen: SINE time since when l
vas in POUR city delrering GeOurse OF Geoio-
gical Lectures, / proeu ed a bottle of yOur Vege-
table Sicillian Hair henSWer. for the use Of
myself and family. ant I am happy to state, its
use has proved all thai you have claimed for it.
l have recommended Ito my friends and neigh
bOrs. and in ey cry iusance has II given perfect
satisfaction. This InsSfd as due to You and
the public" [Aug. 5-2t.
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AccIdenfs MIII Hannen.

Insure against accidents in the Accident In
surance Company Of Hartford Connecticut. 1t
is the oldest. largest and best accident insur-
ance cOmpany in America
WHITrLESEY ADAMS. Agent.
June II. 1s6S.-tf
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60 TO Pew S Bros.
To get your Fruit Jars.
July !. lS6S-tf
LIgltafng

Dwellings and barns struck By lightning. dam
age to buildings from lightning, whether fire
whether in barns or at large on the farm, are
paid for BY the GieHs FdHs basHronee Complies
tablished in May 1919. Cash capital and sur
plus over SZ3.0O0. Its rates ere l0w-lnEar
than other companies of ike responsibility
This is the Company for FarmerL Apply to
WHITTLESEY ADAMS. Agent.
,July 1. IS5S-t
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Amonthly quarto. published By the ENTER
PRISE Issuance COMPANY, of Cincinnati. gives
q mass Of matter Of great interest 10 insurers.
From IL We learn that the Enterprise received
as premiums during the quarter ending June
30th- sol. lbs
And paid losses during that time l24,690
Leaving fer running expenses * profits
for three months S76.4i5,
W. T. SPEAR.
Is Agent at Warren. Ohio.
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lAdTertisementl
No"

An interesting game Of Base Ball was
played in BrOok6eld, Saturday, August s.,
between the Starlight and Bed Diamond,
base ball clubs, which resulted in q vic
tory for the former, and the defeat of the
latter by q score of As to 35. The follow
ing is the score:
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Strange

On account of the reduction Of prices in swift
~zerlana. King on Main Street. Is now prepared
to furnish Swiss Watches, for a less price than
before the war. There has also been another
decline in American Watches. Persons wish
ing TO buy a good watch will find il TO their ad-
vantage to al at Kings W atch Head Quarters.
June Il, lS5S-tf
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Leather Market.
CORRECTED wEEKLY By
NT'6AIN &C WARD,
AtA. M'Counells old Stand. Main St Warran n
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, August 10.
BEEF .CATTLE-.Very dull and nominal.
Sales at S.. SAL 90 for good TO choice steers
81. O0a6. 90 for butcher cows and fair steers.
HOGS-Moderately active: common lots l5a
sc lower. Sales at S9.25al0.l2L for common to
choice lots.
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Pure Pine Tar.
At HoYT. STATION & HAPGooD's
August 5;tf
~ See right hard corner of this page.
Experience against Inexpe-
rfeRcR

Or Artistic skill in the asee1dency. Persons
accustomed to looking at a piece ofwork of any
kind With 4 view Of entieising sharply. and in
are certainly better judges than those who take
but a surface Uieto andt is to the former class OF
critics we respeetfullysubmit the merits Of our
work. or in other woFt, to those who can look
beyond tue likeness. (which in the Photo. process.
nature herself seeure5 mp to the real beauties
Of artistic to0rkmdnskD. Dur patrons triH DO irsli
10 remember that true dtisfic skill. ecmbines deli
caey Of t~norkmanship tith faithfuiaess Of protra-
furu. Galley. No. Is larket ST., Warren, o
July 22-tf RICE-Artistic.
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Lard Oil!

No.. ! and 2, at
HOYT. sTRATTON d HAPGoOD'S.
July 15,-tf
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SrraWberrIes !

Can be best preserved by putting up in air
tight cans. you can buy the best kinds. at
HOYT. SrRATTON * HAPG0ODS.
June 24-tf
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Fashion

Pearl Sleeve Buttons are now the rage. also
Pearl Saeque, Dress and Vest buttoni. when
you want TO look ct them be shure and 90 10
CLARK'S, for he has the lar gest assortment at
the lowest prices in the county.
Sign of the Eagle. Main ST.
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Butter and cheese Markets

n. Y. August 10. ls63.
BUTTER-Hsavy Ohio 59S3e.
CHEESE-tirm. Salesa lUglIc
CIScINSATI. August 10. 1858.
-BCITER-0aiet. sales at Sa3sc for fresh
Prime W.k. Gs,5c.
CHEESE-Choiee scarce, and better grades
advanced = and le per 10. with a probability Of
a further advance. Selected w. K. lS1zal4c;
factory 151zzl61zc-
PITTSBURGH. August s.
BUTTER-Choise table readily commands S3a
35e per 10. Cheese. W. Bale; factory l5al6c.
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Local Notices.
ssThe Enterprise .


Local Notices Is cents per Liae frsi insertion
ten cents per iiRe each Subsequent laser tiOH.
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Elastic sponge.

Call at the Furniture Store Of Truesdell d
Townsend, and see the Elastic Sponge Mattresses
and PiHOtrs. The best beds in the world.
June II, lS6S-tf.
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Only Three Dollars.
If you want

For a Carpet Sweeper. go and get one
TRUESDELL TOWNSEND.
May Is. 1865.
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Call and see the new arrival of Pans, fine
spangled fans Chip Fans. Palm Leaf, Mourning
Fans. Magic Fans, and all kinds. justreceiTed
at CLARk'S, sign of the Eagle. Main Street.
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Local Notices.


Local Notices Is cents per line fra inserson,
Ten cts. per line each subsequent insertion.
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Ice water

Hop Yeast!
At HoYT. sTRATToN HAPGOOD's.
Aurusl eff
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OFFICE WEsIERS RESERVE C~HRoNIcLE. |
WARREN, o.. August u. 1858. J
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Large Front Room over Reed d Adams Clo-
Aprii i5-tf REED &ADAMS.
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Ger. Garfield speaks at Orwell. Au-
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e.. "a 81 ~ "a
The attention of our readers is directed to
the advertisement of GOES DYSPEPSIA
CURE, in another part of this paper.
This Valuable Medicine is recommended by
sl who use il. Read the certificates.
August y, 1868.
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One Two Horse Wagon.
One Good Top Buggy.
One Second Hand Top Buggy.
One Second Hand open Buggy.
One Road Wagon. Light.
Would exchange for horses or cattle.
May I2-tf r. II. BARNUN
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Book Binding.

July l5IsCS-4t
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For preserving Strawberries. Large lOtjust
HOYT. sTRATToN& HAPGOOD'S
June Aft
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II. By MINaughton. with 4 splendid eolored
sat ADAMS'B00KST0RE
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Hardware Report.
CORRECTED vEEKLT BY
r. II. BARKBM & co.
No. II Market ST., Warren, o,

Iron Axlss, common-aH siEes peri 5 cts
HaIf Patent 4 R.10als
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Fresh Arrfvaf.

@ No NOTICE will be taken of commu-
nnieatIens not accompanied By 8 respon-
sible name. The name will be consid-
cred confidential, but must IN all cases
accompany letters Is q guaranty Of good
faith. No communications returned
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-08-12

w no.
Are the Agents ofthe Great United States
Tea Company, in WarTeng
H0YT. STBATT0N & HAPG00D.
June lott
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Show Case,
Counter and Desk 6r sale cheap, at
APG00D d BROWNS.
Auzusf 5-tf
As Wafer

Finds its level. 50 VII customers find where
the Art Gallery Of Books a Potter, who can
photograph that od 1dR just stepping out Of
time. or the little iiant who has recently
stepped in. and all intermediates: try them and
be satisfied Of the fact Rooms. east side. Main
Street. August 5-tf
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Eugene Hair Restorative.

This celebrated preparation is now put up in
mammoth Bottles. and sold by all Druggists at
IS cents. 1t is the cheapest. best and most
popular Hair Preparation known Sold by all
druggists. May 20, lS6S-Sm
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MfndoM sash.
FruIt JarS!

-Four 20 light window sash-Sxl0 glass-in
good order. will be sold cheap for cash. Apply
at this ONCE.
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The Best SOWING MachInes
For Sale Low.

Are the Howe and Florence. sold BY Mrs. E.
s. Adair. first door south Of the Austin House,
Main Street. Warren. O.. Dan. /, 1858.
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Castor Oil,

CaStOr vi,
For Moving Machines. and a little left for
the children.
July 15-tf
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WESTERN RESERVE SEMINARY,
AT
West Pennington, o.

'hG TALL 4GAA VI This
IL institution begins Tuesday. August IS, 1888.
The Seminary Is IN a prosperous condition.
and affords superior advantages TO youths Of
both sexes desiring q good. thorough education.
The institution is furnished with Philosophical.
Chemical and Astroncmical Aparatus. Ano-
net Of Minerals.
Boardins $3.50 to 800 per week. and rooms
for self boarding at Low rates BOarding Hals
are being erected which will afOrdrare adEan-
az es to those wishing 70 board thenselVea
A. CRAFT.
July u. 1s5s-sx. Principal.
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Always on hand. You can always find 3 good
HolT. sTRATToN L HAPGoOD's.
August 5-tf
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Great Attraction!
BOnnefs, Bonnet Materials,
and straw Goods, must be
closed out at any price, at
GUNLEFINGER s. BRO.
July Is 1SGs-st
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For Rent.

The best steel Plows in mari ct at D. Il. BEy
SETT's. opposite the Baptist Church.
Warren. May l, lS6T-tf
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To see some nice Oranges and Lemons. Pine
Apples. AIMED Fruits. J%ellies. and every varie-
" Of dried fruits. cal and examine the stock Of
JEROME 7. CAMPBELL. on Main st.
May 15-tf
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Our entire Stock of Dry
Goods at Greatly Reduced
Prices, at
GUNLEFINGER g. BRO.
Main ST InIr 15-Af
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Horses. Catue and Mules.
Ladies'!

Insurein the Aetna lire Sock hasgraaes o.
Of Hartford. Conn, WAITTLESEY ADAMS
june Il. lS6S-u Agent.
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NlW1INW NANNI-H
Extra BeevesIFins. fat. we'll formed.


Extra Beeves-Elne, fat, well formed.
Ito 8 year old steers. and averaging
l.9O0b rs and upwards--------....- SJ,SsI50
Prime B~eeves-Good, well fartsd. fns-
~ formed steers, averaging from l.
100 TO l,4O0 bs, ,5OgT 100
Fair Grades-rair steers. in fair flesh.
averaging l,10O9l.2OO bs, at-----$5,5eG6,&
Medium Class-Medium steers and
good cows. fit for city slaughter and
averaging A0Gl.OO0 rs. at---...... A,O0G5,0 90
Stock Ca~ttle-COmmon cattle in de-
cent hesh, averaging S00gl,00 bs
~
I~nferiOr-Light and thin COWS 4 steers 25O9275
HOGS-FOr choice. fat, heavy Hogs. suitable
for the Philadelphia market. there was a fair
demand, and during the forenoon last weeks
closing prices were FULLY sustained. but subse-
quently an easier feeling was developed. and
prices shaded of l0gl5c. For New YORK Hogs,
however. the market opened extremely dull
aud continued thus throughout. and values de-
preciated SOC per leo lbs. This reaction Is due
partly to the liberal supply. but mainly to the
reported decline IN the East sales embrace
sOne4. 800 head.at prices ranging at ), 59gSs.9 80.
for common mixedlOts Ofhght averages Sg.OOG
$3.50 tor common to fair qualities. and $3.50
SOLE for good 70 c~hoice-closing easy atS5.5eg
SUOQ.
SHEEP-Were in better demand and frmsr.
Good Mutton qualities were quick sale at S4.O0a
Si,75, and really choice would have brought 50
readily. Ali were sold and the market closes
firm at Si.O0aS4,75
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Chamber suits
Who!

Of various styles. a good assortment at price
SENDS May Is, 1865.
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Gold elOsediR New York, on Monday
evening, at l4s8. l4rf. 4
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-20
BLOODY COLLISION.
Var Commenced Between the Ku-
klux Khan and the Negroes.

lFron the Nashville Banner, June 1s.I
From passengers who arrived BY
the Nolensvilie stage last night we
get the following stirring news:
An old negro man living near
Chapel Hill, fOrty-one miles from
Nashville, In Marshall County. had
been proclaiming for some time past
that should any of the Ku Klux in
wade his premises he would shoot
them down. L. appears that the Ku-
Klux Klan at that place became very
much offended at what they consider
ed uabearable insolence on the part of
the negro, and determined to whip
him for using those expressions
Eight or nine men, wearing the garb
of the Ku Klux accordingly visited
the negro mans yard Monday night,
told him to come out of the house,
for they intended to infict upon his
person ten lashes that would teach
him for the future to hold his tongue
They then took him out from the
house some distance, and had given
him four or FIVE licks, when to their
utter amazement they were fired into
aud some of them wounded with shot
lAOul SDAA4C 4AdA bCA- 4 LC
negro man was released, and the sup
posed Ku-Klux separated and went
home.
On Tuesday afternoon eighteen ne
groes, armed with muskets and pis-
tolls, marched upon the pike a short
distance from Chapel Hill, and an
nounced that they intended to Kill all
the Ku Kluz IN that vicinity. As
soon as this was known in the town
fourteen whites took their shot guns
and pistols and proceeded In double
quick TO meet the dusky warriors,
but the latter having received news of
the advance of the white party, re-
treated into the woods, and secreted
themselves in a raVine. After
diligent search the whites came upon
the blacks, aud firing Immediately
commenced on both sides. 1t is
reported that four out of five of the
white men were killed and wounded
The loss of the negroes Is not known.
Runners were sent out at about four
o'clock yesterday morning. when the
stage left that place, to secure heavy
reinforcements of whites. A bloody
fight was expected yesterday.
The affair was very much regretted
by majority of the citizens who dis
couraged the demonstrations made By
hostile parties.
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seizure OF IIlIeIt Mhlsky stIIIs.

PHILADELPHIA, June 19.-Another
failure in the boat race to-day. COul-
ter broke one of his sculls on the
third pull, and HamilI rowed slowly
over the course. The race attracted
little attention.
Hamill was declared the winner.
Time IS minutes 20 seconds.
Several seizures OF small illicit
whisky stills were made this morning
In Port Richmond.
A Commission has been appointed
to inquire in the expulsion Of George
Stuart from the Presbytery.
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fanadlan Items.

MONTREAL, June 19 Hon. Messrs.
GGnuet and Archibald have bo.h
resigned their places IN the o. bac
Government.
1t Is reported that the military au-
tho tiles have decided to pull down
the old fortifcatiOns at Quebec.
Letters from Rome give accounts of
great privations and sufferiugs among
the Zouaves who recently LETT the
Dominion % engage IN the service of
the pope
Tha 18Th Bfes left for Qaebec TO-
dav 10 work en- the tortifcatloas The
18th Fl ghlau3ers will foltow q a few
days The only regiments new here
are the 18th a,s4 100 b.
The steamship Norayjaa arrived
last night with drafts for different
regimeuts, numbering N all, about
( / 200 men
The weather Is extremely hot. aud
several cases of sun-stroke occurred.
TORoNTo, June ia large quan-
tity of military stores, direct from
Woodlich. has arrived here for the
use of the regulars and volunteers,
also shot and shell for gunboats.
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Anniversary Celeb alton at
the Navy Yard.
Crop Prosp 5ots in Georgia
and Maryland.
s@ngerfest in Chicago.
Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, June 19-There is
no foundation for the report publish
ed here this P. NJ, that Mr. McCul-
looh to day transmitted to the Presi-
dent his resignation as Secretary of
the Treasury.
WAsHINGToN, D. c., June 19.-The
first count in the new indictment
against Surratt, charges him with
conspiracy with Booth, Payne, Har-
old, Mclaughlin, Arnold, Atzerott,
and Mrs. Surratt, to murder Abraham
Lincoln. The second count charges
him with cOnsuiracy to capture Mr..
Lincoln, and deliver him as prisoner
into the possession of certain persons
whose names are unknown to the
Grand Jury.
WASHINGTON, June 10. = Hon.
Arson Burlingame called on General
Grant, at his headquarters, this fore
noon, and had long interview.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-20

The Senate amendments to the House
iont resolution for turning over
damaged ordnance for the Lincoln
monument was agreed to.
The Senate amendments to the
House bill to amend the act OF March
p, 1864, providing for carrying the
mails from the United States 10 for
eign posts, were concurred IN.
The Senate amendments to House
bill to continue the Freedmen's s
Bureau, was concurred in.
The Senate amendments to the
House bill to extend the boundaries
of the Collection District of Phila
delphia, so as to include the whole
consolidated city Of Philadelphia, was
concurred in.
The Senate amendments to the
House bill relative to The Supreme
Court Of the United States, was con
CURED in.
The Senate amendments to the
House bill IN relation to collections In
Michigan, was concurred In.
a concurrent Senate resolution,
giving the thanks of Congress to Ed
win M. Stanton, passed-102 to 24
The Senate joint resolution, author
izing a change of mail service, from
horse service to post coach service,
between Fort Abercrombie and
Helena, Montana, came up. Consid-
erable discussion ensued
Delano moved 1t be tabled.
Without disposing of it, on motion,
the House adjourned.
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Walking Match.

BosToN, June 19.-The referee in
the hundred mile walking match,
between MoElrick and Scott, has
awarded the stokes to the latter, it
appearing that McEtrick employed a
substitute two hours in the night
which materially aided him in doing
the task inside Of tweuty-one hours.
There was walking match ot one
hundred miles for purse Of $1,000,
between Weston and Tapley, the
English pedes trian, this afternoon, at
Mystic Park