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ARRIVALS At TuEuoTEIs.

METRopOLlTAN-POrrs h SHELLEY.
-, " Norris, Culpepcr, Va; Judge and Mrs
frgg, Tenn; Bruce Small, Ma; D. Tredwsy,
E isy Mis- ,s Easley, Mis-. wsnhop and $ "
N fskoIi% ps oC ho 6oa aas5lSf Mc T
DE We're, University Of Virginia; A A EeCul.
Tough, Norfolk; + Madison, Montsnaj Jno
SPARKS, Texas ,,N Mr. "a and Mrs Geo Nss6ltt,
yai Sam Milligan, Tenni Jas W Rates, Linch.
burg; a q Bruce and q V Woodruff, New Or.
leansi Richard Mcguire, Philadelphia; l.
and Miss Mary Ireland, Chicagoj DR. John NJ
!. II Bell. Englahdj ] r Dowell, Richmond,
L Lousifer and wife, Md; q Harris, Ba1ti-
more; W a Violet and Miss Violet, New
Orlcansi Thos u Young, Baltimore; W A
Z DER, Md; John II Hudson, Richmond, Va;
James FSkunkel, Selma, Ala; Mrs Potter and
Mrs Pollock, Y.
HARDWOOD HouSE-KiSo.
wood cS1SRRSnsaSS fPsy oS @so1eF bur
land, Kyi 4 T dosham, ii Wright, J q How
sanghlon, J b V Hatfield, + Waterman, q
/ Scanlan, X King, 5 II Brascom, z q Gosham,
u Prcntiss, Cincinnati o. Winston
/ bersburg; W W Bruce and wife, Elmira; ! J
! Caldwell, II J Walker. Pa; ] NJ Gallagher
and wife, Fort Waynej II q Comstock, Mrs
J Comstock, Pa.
SEATON house,. II. SENNEs.
/ Chas V Lcpper, Baltimore; WIN Snouffer
/ wife and child, Adamstown, Md; w s Chase,
| Manassas, Val J II Rowlands, Md; A Mscul'
Ter, Boston; jeremiah Prusse, Edgartown,
{ Mass; J y stewart, X NJ Hanover, Va; Geo
| w Long, Baltimore; $ A Goodwin, Buffalo
/ y Burton, Phila; = S Wilcox, Mohawk, N VI
Hon ID NJ Van Auken, Milford, Pa.
OWEN HOUSES. W. OWEN.
Hon II W Hilliard, W p billiard, Ga; ID S
! Fletcher, Boston; l. NJ Hall, Md; Allen Mitch.
ell, Philadelphia; W q King. N VI William
q Powers, CITY; d F Murphy, Philndclphiai
/ EC Gasklil, U $ a; Jno N Niles, Boston; 7
q Stevens, City; q whipple, N Y.
UNITED STATES HOTEL.
CS Bunely, Richmond, Va; Geo Markley,
! Newark, Ohio; = Marsh, Baltimore; q Bogart
and lady, N J; T walsh, Frederick, Md; J II
| Brown, New Haven; Mrs : NJ Wilcox and
child, Concord, N Ill > p shaw, i Jones,
I New York.
wlLLhRDS'-SYKEs n CHADWICK.
! + n wilkins, England; W Wood, Lynch.
burg, Va; Frank Baramorc, Warrenton, Va
/ II 4 Stcity, MCmphs W T. Phelps, Water.
, ford, Pa Rev Aaron Shepherd, Halifax; NJ
NJ Mccarthy, Mobile II II Uphlm, Lewis
| a Weldon, New York.
BUNKER'S AVENUE HOUSE.
| VIM MCCann, Baltimore; W n Collins
New Orleans; q q West, Cityi Thos Carrigan
Chicago, ILL ID Dorcn, N VI John Kammia
, Ohio.
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DROPOSALS FOR GRADING AND GRAY
L ELlNG IN THE FIRST WARD.


WAsHISGTOS, D. c., Sept. %, 1865. I
Proposals will be received at this Ofhco until u
o'clock IN On MONDAY, October 8. 1865. for grad
ing and grAveliug Twenty sixth street west, be.
tween X street north and Pcnnsy lyAuia avenue,
under an act approved April IL. 1867
Also, Tor grading Twenty fourth street west, be-
tween 7 street north and Pennsylvania avenue,
under uu act approved April 10. 1867.
The work TO be done under the direction OF tho
City surveyor, the supcriutendencG Of tho Com
missioner OF the First ward and two Assistant Com
mmis .iuBers to be appointed by the Mayor
Bidders Will state the price per cubic yard for
cayatiun or embaukmeuti that which measures tho
most To be paid for only On" way, either In eNcaya
ton or cInhInkmcut.
All Of tho surplus earth, including the sand ,
gravel, aud stone, to he deposited wherever the
Ward Commissioner may direct, NJ part Of the
appropriation will ho paid until tho work has been
approved by the CibS Surveyor and Commissioners
Of the First and Second ward. and the Assistant
Commissioners; The right u reject any or all
bids IL reserved.
Each bid must be accompanied with the guaran.
tee Of II responsible party tkuowu to he such) that
u accepted, tho bidder W Ill execute contract In
due form, and perform the work IN accordance
herewith.
The guarantee must he Ia substance as follows;
!, A. u, guarantee II this bid be accepted by the
Mayor, that the bidder will entor Into u contract
for the same and perform tho work according to
the requirements thereof
bids must be endorsed on the envelope " Pro-
nOsals for grading and graycling' Tor either. as
he case may be-, and addressgh 70 the Mayor u
Washington. d. G. HENRY HINDER,
Commissioner Of the First Ward.
Srp2l-lNt Star and Chronicle. j.
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Now Orleans Disturbaucc-A Blair
Banner for his Followers.

New ORLEANS, sept 23.-The House, to,
day, adopted joint resolution to appoint a
joint committee of five members, to inquire
into the cause OF the disturbance last night,
with power to send for persons and papers.
A delegation from st. Louis, TO present =
banner to the Blair Knights Democratic Club
on behalf OF the Democrats Of st. Louis, Ar.
rived this evening. Extensive preparations
for a demonstration in their honor are being
made. Nearly all the Democratic clubs Ia thu
city will participate.
New ORLEANS, 1880 r. M.-Thc procession
o-night, in honor of the St. Louis delegation
was only inferior to the late Democratic dis
play In magnitude.
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The Governor Of Alabama ON his
Way 10 Washington for Troops.

MONTGoMERY, Ala Sept Ex-Governor
smith aud hyo members of the Legislature
left for Washington this morning with the
memorial to the President asking for troops.
The democratic of this city are holding an
indignation meeting tonight, and donounce
the language of the memorial as falsc. They
say they have no objection to the presence OF
the soldiers, but object TO the memorial as a
Islander on the white people of Alabama.
The Republicans are holding a meeting to.
night, at which very few persons are present
besides negroes.
The Legislature did nothing to-day.
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state Thanks 10 II General of the
Army-McmOrial 10 Congress.

san FRANCISCO, sept. 23-Thc oregon
Legislature has adopted q resolution thank.
ing Glen. Crook for his services In eastern
oregon, whereby the Indian deprcdstions
were stopped, and rendering him the hospital
tiles of the state.
The House has adopted n memorial 70 Con.
gross asking aid in money and the passage oil
u law for constructing branch Of the Union
Pacific railroad from the vicinity Of Salt Lake
to the utvigablc waters Of the Columbia river,
huI thence to Portland via Puget Sound.
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Indiana Democratic Stntc COnycn-


InDIlNArnLr~, sept. 23.-Thc Democratic
State mSss convention held here to-day was
largely attended, nearly all parts of the State
being represented. Two stands for speaking
were erected in the State House square, at
one OF which den. +. =. Blair and Hon. Geo.
II, Pcnllrton made speeches, and at the other
den. Beach, Of Illinois, and Hon, David Good
Ing, Of Indiana.
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FOREIGN NEWS by CABLE.

''I'. 80
report All iuict III 'h"t v'S Es'r'u' "'' o''n
HIpolh'eu "Ih'S''r VI 'he M'''".'
me news from 'he P'o''"''' "'' S0''''"
"'tlofS'
Inc queen "au "tle"p'cu " ~ va.
'ApI'ai' ou' hhuins 'ne 'o""s !" "
'he enemy was oohgeu 10 return nc Ieoe,'
are everywhere pFociHim'hB Esp'''e'o i'''
ueh'' nv ,-,,-
h"NpoH' sept ne i'"''s ms tt'e'
nom faf!s' containing inc 'oIo"ing' zen
rim having s''it'' rom r"Fis' "'e' unseen.
et'.s cNl'e" ny '"o SPANS" Bo'''"'''"' at
OAuii'
MaleAmpo' the commander oil inc spanish
Ifoh'eI'u Saf"EoSsa' VINO h'u ueci'fc" ior 'hc
insurgents, brought his guns 10 Oeaf upon the
barracks at Cadii, and compelled the royal
troops to surrender Inc cry having 'heh
pronounced Tor revolution all inc generals
sailed TO prcaftangeu points on inc coast
where eAch one tAiseu inc s'Hh"HI" Vi ihsut-
rcction and set the movement on 1901 IN MS
appointed theatre oil operations
PARIS sept Zine NO""'W lo-""S IN an
Article on the speech oil hihB NhhHh' uellN-
e'ed day or 'wo'Hgo al hahoutB says HIS
MOius sho" ms lHlh III PtHce'
i'oN"''' S'l'' - 10 .'Uu ,,l. 'o "'
'"'' 'i'e SESSIONS VI '"' p''fo''"
gross VIII "c h'I" ~ bcrhe'
L'NEHfo"i' sept -o'-i'e'.''S "o" Icy ~
report thAt inc Si'lu vi 'hc eo''o" crop Ill 'ha'
country 'h'S year "l'i p' enormous
L"NnoS' sept line A'dmdd'" 'his morn
ing mas "h Hue'' U" '"e |"'''He ."'o"sss ;
"h'vh ms Ju'' "''i'u' ~ Io''"''"'' o' Va.
puOlic inulheFehce 10 inc embassy mhhiies''u
In England as eohtFHs'eu win inc enthusiasm
WIN "hieh thcS ".ie ''vi ""vie i. ,' Gu IN
-N"erie'' anu s'9s ''"' '4' '"e "'"'s''i' nav
10 uo Is 10 see 'hH' '"eS navy s'"u'" 'on'!his
siohefS 10 ueni WIN anu NOT MERCY "'c"'"'ors
between EhBlahu ana 'hIha'
h"Np"H' sept -1'-Nt' Johnson INC AMER
Iean Aihis'ef' sHid yesterday, IN reply 10 an
HuHteSs presenter 10 MIN oS ,hc 'o"h council
Oh Le'us' l"'' 'Ae'e "'Ie ou' "" u'"'' '"''H
between England anu the hited STATES anu
those unlMpoftaht'he because 'hey eouIu De "hi-
! Icaoly adjusted without ulmlhihhlhsth the hohot
! Of either country. lie hoped lor speedy set
'1emen' Of these differences anu woulu devote
Al his energies to that end lie would regret
II, II either country IN coAlhs TO An agreement
| should suhcI IN It's own opinion, or IN That Ci
the world. The United states would certainly
do nothing 10 detract from their reputation
and he knew that Great Britain would moi
tNruish her honor.
LONDON, Sept. 2j-EvcniHg The following
additional news has been received from spain
The fortified town Of Santona, in the PROV
ince Of Santandcr, has pronounced for the
| reYolutionistB.
The railroad and telegraph lines in the
| southeastern part Of Spain have been cut, and
all rapid communication is destroyed.
The excitement at Madrid Ia increasing.
TKE>rE, sept. 2J.-Thc officers of the Aus
trihu lazy in port gave banquet to-day tC
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eel -alc nu,hiug fcr promotion, 81 long a. our
...... %. .'tgr-slul. ''-GrIHt IL Si'rmGd, F'rU.
..nl,I-2
I' ry course /. not satisfactory, remove me at
.u. do not wish In any way to impede the
81. .....' 'lr arms '-Tr.'m t"LhiliscG, February
p, 49,.
''rn .., Republic, whore III" will u the pie
.. .: 'ar .'UI. '-f'sHtFIi GFUit'S letter To
...t ..g Ibs.a, IrgUSt, lsj7
Of 3D.. ave- D. policy or my own to interfere
. ..-:t. all g the people. '-GrIRtS L'tt'r,
Z ~. L..
'Ilul-lL booty, tie oaly true foundation OIL u.
H'mI o..
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Z WA.NINWTON, u VI 0FTI v H.
TN the lvtlUun Uf SYLvANus SAWYER, oil fllCu
burg, Ma. pTiNiug Tor the extension ut "a patent
granted IL him III III" 2lth day vi June ISL Tor au
improvement ~ Machinery for cutting katlan,
*, t.I~ application having be"u authorized by
CuugIr-- March >, ISL:
It l. ordered that sad petition be heard At tins
'lNcruL the eth day Of December next. Any per
s,n may on u-r tins cNtrusiyu. OBJECTIONS, depp-
sltluu-, aud other pupcr-, should be Med IL Ihla
ELISHA fuOrE,
,",si T'W tumni-~ Toner Ut PAlrni-.
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NEw YORK, sept GA dispatch received
tu-day from the end Of the track, announces
the completion OF another section Of the Union
Pacific railway, making eight hundred and
twenty miles IN operation.
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PEORIA, LII, sept. ga fire broke out In
the Peoria Pottery Works this morning, and
the whole building was burned to the ground.
1t was the largest establishment Of the Kind
In the state. The loss ID tl2j,OJO, covered by
Insurance only to the extent of $4,000 to So
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BALTIMORE, Sept. 23.-Thc Convention Of
Odd Fellows met again at a. IN. to-day. The
morning was consumed in discussing amend.
ments to the constitution. Reports Of stand.
Ing committees were received and appro-
prIately acted upon.
The Commlttee on the National Jubilee,
consisting OF Past GrAnl Sires Kennedy and
Nicholson, and Representatives. Ford Of Mas
sachusetts, Logan and Smiley OF Kansas, re
ported in favor Of holding the scmi.ccntea-
AIRY Of Odd Fellowship in the city Of Phila.
dephia, on the 10Th OF April next.
The Convention took recess at noon, and
reassembIeG at l o'clock, when the only bust.
ness of Importance transacted was the adop,
tion OF the report of the Committee on the
National Jubilee.
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SrMHGFILLp MASS, Sept. 2J.-Alr. wash.
bum was TcnuminatCd to Congress
Bu-roN, sept. 23.-Mr. Hooper has been re-
nominated to Congress.
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WARREN. Departed this life on Tuesday, 22d
inst sfter u long and painful illness, vICToRiA,
wife Of the late Robert Warren
Her funeral will take place from her late resi-.
dence, No. 2O5 Tenth street. on Thursday, the 2ih,
vited to attend.
M0CHESNEY ON Sunday, the 10th inst. ygR.
non NJ McCHgsSEY, aged 10 months and one day,
the child Of Peter n. and Louise l. McChe sney, OF
,hrs city
HUTCHINs In GEORGETOWN, on tho 22d inst. g,
ANsIE A., only daughter OF Richard II. aud Sarah
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT beautiful
i illustrated Bo"k, worth Thoutaud Dollars,
uut free 10 auy HddTcrs IN lrrllI Of d cents, by
addressing Professor JOHN NANDERPOOL, No
Is winthrop Place, New York city.
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MARRIED.

M6RRifinBGLlD b. On Tuesday, evening,
isther,, in Hudson CITY, N, J., BY, Rev. Z. r.
Hewlett, Of this city, Mr. O. A. Y. MEHRIFiEID.
81 the Interior Department, to Miss ELLEN A.
tnughter Of u. J King. esq, proprietor Of thc
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a battle with the IndiRns-A Com.
pRny SurrOunded-Thc Command.
ing OHicera Wou,sIcd or Killed
Tho Command In Great Danger
Relief Sent Them.
FoRr WALLACE, KANSAS, sept. 2j.-Two
scouts from Col. Forsyths' command, who
have been securing the country toward the
head waters Of Republican river, arrived here
last night. They left Forsyth's camp on Dry
Fork, Republican river, five miles from its
mouth and ninety miles north Of this place,
four nights ago. They report that on the
morning Of the 18th Indians tried TO run off
portion Of their stock; and half an hour later
three or four hundred appeared on the bluffs
two miles distant and made q dash for their
camp.
Col. Forsyth having only fifty men, crossed
to n small island, when the Indians commenced
firing on them, and kept 1t up fast and stead
lily until IL o'clock. After that time only
scattering shots were fired until . O'Clock.
when they again opened steady tire with an
increased force; their number being then esti-
mated at seven hundred. The fight was kept
up in this manner until sundown, when the
Indians made n charge TO take the camp, but
were unsuccessful. However, they kept up
the hight until II o'clock, Mt which time the
scouts left for Fort Wallace TO obtain assist.
anoe.
They were obliged to crawl two milcs on
their hands and knees through Indians to get
out. At daylight they heard fighting back at
the camp, seven miles away, and occasional
| shots all day.
Col Forsyth had hi, left leg broken by a
bail, and was also shot through the right
thigh. Lieutenant Deccher was shot in sew
| al "a, Il. - ~, Iytn ia
back was broken. lie begged the men to kill
| him. DR.. Moore was shot In the heal
while dressing Col. Forsyths wounds.
Two men were killed and twenty wounded.
All the stock of the command was killed, and
the men are living on horse flesh. The scouts
had only one and half pounds to last them
in Fort Wallace. The party had siXty.hyc
rounds Of ammunition left, and were fortilyiDg.
The scouts could only travel at night on &c.
| count OF danger from the Indians, who were
seen every day.
On Learning Colonel Forsyth's condition
Colonel Bankhcad commanding this post sent
out one hundred men with provisions, &C., to
| his relief, and also scouts to Colonel Carpen'
ter, who was supposed to be about 10 miles
west Of here with his company, with dircc
tions to proceed 10 Colonel Forsyth's assist
ancc.
a scout came In at ten o'clock this morning
and reported Carpenter on his way.
General Bradley, from Fort Sedgwick, is on
his WY from the forks Of the Republican, sup
posed to he In that vicinity with two com
panies OF cavalry and three OF infantry.
1t was confidently expected by General
Sheridan that they would come up In time &c
the party, as they were en- route.
LArEG-S Rs
General Nichols has just arrived from Fort
Reynolds. lie reports Lieutenant Becchel
dead and Moore mortally wounded and dying
Also that Col. Forsyth was nearly dying
They were all lying there surrounded by In
dams, eating horschesh and waiting for relief
Col. BankheAd and Col. Carpenter will rcaci
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THE OrTorrH ELEcTioS..-These elections
are jrfst now exciting agOod deal of attention.
The States TO vote, upon which the chief In.
tcrSst centres, are Pennsylvania, ohio, and
IndianH. In Indiana the Governor and other
State officers are to lie elected, together
with members OF Congress. In Pennsylva-
MIA few state Officials and the members
Of Congress. In ohio only members OF Con-
grcss The contest is warm and earnest In
these states, and that they will nil 20 Repub-
lean is rs certain aF any event in the future
| can he. We do not doubt it,
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New Advertisements.

DARLOR oRGANS-NEAT AND APPRO.
l PIRATE for the W inter evenings. A stock vi
~ t. select flUm; for sAle rent easy terms.
JOHN =. ELLIS,
81 Pcnnsy lNAuiR avenue.
-Four stories filled with goods, se2i.2t
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wv LECTURES ON "ANNEXA-
~ TON. &e "-Annexation. soon destined to
bury our war debt and taxes in mines Of gold aud
diamonds. The old Congress OF Panama, =" orr
ginated BY Bolivar for the Union Of all America,
and nearly successful In the time OF Monroe and
Adams. The falschood Of gloomy and ascetie theo-
ries, and American progress In Art, Arms, Philo-
sophy and Religion. Lectures on the above sub.
jects, which have been received with much ap.
plausc In some Of tho prineinsl cities, will DO do
corner Of Pennsylyania avenue and Eleventh.
street, on THURSDAY, FRIDAY, and SATUR.
DAY, the 2Ith, 18th, and 10Th instant, at 8 p. m
by. RICHARD STUART EVANS, Author Of
witch Creek, " THE German Student &c. A
Band OF Music will be In attendance. Ladies and
Gentlemen are respectfully invited, General Adj
mission Free Tickets for Reserved Seats, 90 cents
for sale at Blanchard & Mohun's Bookstore, and
Ellis Music Store, Pennsylvania avenue, between
Eleventh and Twelfth streets, and at the door.
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W dENTLBMENs s.. and GiiiLbRBNfs SC
0ND:HANp tL0TIiNG, UNDER CLOTHING.
BOOTS and SHOES, &c, &c, at 2siia Seventh
street, in III" second square above tho Northern
Lihcrty Market. between l. and streets, east
side. se2I-tf
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Frank =. Blair, Jr.. Takes the oath
of Allegiance to the southern Con.


The Southern 'o!iIcrdCG nECwsp,pcr which
We have seen that was published ~ Atlanta,
Ga, during the rebellion, contains a Telegram
datcl Richmond, Va, My Nth, sent imme
l.ttyly after the battle OF ChlnccllorEvillc
and prior TO the taking Ol Nicksburg, or the
battle Of Gcttyshurg. which Is in these words
"Pd,"ay'l. rgnT Frank ?. B'qir, ir., GM8Hg
n, ,Cp'urld. me oath Of allegiance l"ag 0dmiEii.
tered IL his rnfr'i."
We give tie above tclCEraph.c disratch as
It appears In the paper named above.
Now the questions arc: Was Blair taken
prisoner Al that tiTcl lid hc take the oath
Of allegiance 10 the southern Coufederacy
Did he, A. alleged, take said oath voluntarily
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.5yo VICE TO YOUNG MEN
sS ABOUT TO MARRY. -Essays for Young
Men, on the Errors, Abuses, and Diseases, Incl
dent to Youth and Early Manhood, with the hu.
marc view Of treatment and care, sent by mail In
sealed letter envelopes free Of charge. Address,
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box l., Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania. sepll.3m
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LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
by THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.

THE LATEST EUROPEAN NEWS
THE SPANISH REBELLION
CiDlz POSSESSED By THE INSURGENTS
THE CITY OF MADRID BEsIEGED
CHINESE EMBAssYINERcLANp
A BANQUET TO ADMIRAL FARRAGUT
THE RACES AT NEWMARKET
ALL QUIET IN THE SOUTH
BATTLE FOUGHT WITH INDIANS
Fifty Troops Against Seven Hundred Indians
COL. FoRsYTHE MORTALITY WOUNDED
LIEUT. EEEtIER ASD TWENTY AEN WouYpED
The Troops in Precarious ondition
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS
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For Sale or Rent.

I,OR sALE.--A VERY EsIRABLE NEW
l. HOUSE Of Eye rooms, with water. gas, &c.
Inquire at jl2 Twelfth, between Pennsylynnia
avCnue aud Z street. neple.6t'
J,OR RENT. ROOMS AT SO NORTH y
i street, between First street and New Jersey
avenue, near tho Capitol. Price " to $40 Inquire
at premises. se3
CoR SALE OR RENT. SEVEN NEW AND
L very desirable four room HOUSES, known as
Foundry Place, with water, gas. and sewer. The
above HOUSES are situated In the rear Of the
Foundry Methodist church, corner Of Fourteenth
aud streets. Inquire at 6l2 Twelfth street. be-
tween Pennsylvania avenue and street.
sepl1.6t'
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Special Notices.

slSys OFFICE OF THE WASHING
s TON SKATING CLUB,
No l2s Pa AyESrE, Sept, 81, 1865
The annual meeting for election Of officers W N
be held at the Board OF Trade Rooms on MONDAY
EVENING, September Is, at 8 o'clock.
se2itd II. A. MOORE, Secretary.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-08
COMMUNICATION.

To THE EDITOR OF THE WORLD
DEAR SIRI suppose silence is the order OF the day
In regard 10 politics with the ladies, but it indeed
rare treat to poor, down-trodden oppressed spe-
cimens Of the weaker sex, 10 form part of the audi
ence of the Democratic meeting at Boston Wednes-
day evening. We must accord equal merit to ssch
of the gentemany speakers for eacl and oil of thena
assured that they fearless to battle for the
right, and oppose the wrong. with weapons proper
wander back in gloomy meditation over the happy
prosperous past and the sad melancholy present, We
cannot refrain from comparisons In days gone by,
our broad Rc2ds oil cotton, rice tobacco and sugar
successfully TILED by o race of laborers wholly
unqualified by nature for sny otEer station in life
then fortune and prosperity seemed to smile-but
when think OF these, conpnfcd with the present,
how sadly different. The present. when all law, or
der, constitution, liberty, everything sacred to pa
triotc nation is tYanpled in the dust, and ten mil
hons Of frse-boYn, intelligent Christian people,
fettered in s1e Calling chains of poverty, and worse
than bondage, by the unscTupufeus vindictve, ty-
rannical Rsical party nov in power, then ii is wc
ladies we are, say forward to the msvensent made
by Col Merritt Major Foote Judge Shafer. Brigadier
Dudley, Gen. Cannady, Col. Frank Miner, and all
sound Democrats to pitch into their breast works
demolish them tooth and nail--lsave vestge
of that de5ased party They conceive mischief. and
bring forth nothing but iniquiiy. think Brigadier
Dudley pulled out the last Fyten pk OF the Radical
platform, and will lg watchfut until Monday next,
then to the who3s eiiHce fall unamented 10 the
whole Democratic ticket. II the epubRcans want
negro rulers. they had better appoint them for they
can never be elected in this Territory. o. Democrats
rise up on Monday next and lift the yoke from cur
necks-we can do nothing ourselves, for OUT hands
are fast tied AMANDA.