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In all that may resnI,t to the greater glory of
God, ana the o. ne,dt of this CoIncl. No man
VIII 0e AZ 10 flv TO oppose or rashly cont a.
vene tnls our tDoicticn, announcement, con o.
cation, "<tOte, decree, commsnd, precept, and
invliau Sns and " any shalt attempt this, let him
KNOW that he will incur the WRATH OF Almighty
Goa, and his blessed Apostles, Peter and Paul.
MiscslIaneous News.
New disturbances had taken place In the
Southern Tyrol and principally at hoveredo,
where there has been a bloody conflict bet Heen
Austrian soldiers and italian workmen.
An aide de camp general of the emperor Of
Russia had arrived at Berlin to arrange about
the interview which is to take place shortly In
Prussia between the Emperors of France and
Russia and the King OF Prussia. Count Bis.
marks health was Satisfactorily progressing.
On July the Prussian High Court OF Justice
passed sentence IN contuDedclum upon the Count
Platen Balletmlng, Minister Tor Foreign Affairs
to the ex-King OF Hanover, arraigued for high
treason. The accused was condemned in hts
absence to fifteen years. imprisonment in the
Horse Of Correction, and ten years. surveillance
BY the police.
II is stated that the Servian Government in
tends to requesr from Austria the PxtradittUn of
Prince Alexander Karageorgevitch, who is
charged with completely in the late conspiracy.
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FROM BALTIMORE TODAY.
Murder by Roughs-Reverdy JohnsOS
Doubts seymOus's EiocGiOA-GeverAol
SwaMM's AsptraItOns.

Doubts seymOus's EiccGiOA-Gsvornor
SwanA's Aspirations.
81 ectaI Despatch to The Evening Telegraph.
BALTIMORE, July 20. Three men, named
Thomas Collins, Michael Farrell, and John
Kelley, have been arrested and imprisoned for
killing on Saturday night, by stabbing him,
man named Henry Knob, lager-beer-saloon
keeper, and badly injuring Henry Gassang.
Mayor Banks has called an extra session Of
the City Council to ratify the contracts for the
new City Hall.
A mau named Matthew Gray recently myste-
riously disappeared from the city. Foul play is
apprehended.
Miss Virginia Strider, sister of the celebrated
singer, Jennie Busk, who accom- panied her over
TO Europe, died suddenly here ON Friday.
Vallandigham arrived here on Saturday, He
declines addressing the Democracy at present.
Some Democrats think his speeches do more
harm than good.
1t is asserted that Revcrdy Johnson has ex-
pressed doubts of Seymour being able to beat
Grant
1t is now well ascertained that there will be
powerful effort 10 defeat Governor Swami by
the Democracy themselves, in his aspirations to
get the Congressional nomination OF the Thrd
District. He expected TO preside at the great
Democratic ratification meeting on Thursday,
but he has been Overslaughed,
The heat yesterday was again intense, and
many were overcome by it. There is great suf-
ferng from the drought.
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THE EUROPEAN MARKETS.
To-Day's Quotations.

By AItunuO CuOIe.
LONDON, July 2O-A. M.-Consols for money,
948@94s; and for account, 94t. United States
5'2Os, 723QZ72l; Erie, 434; Illinois Central, 954.
FRANKFORT, July 2O-A. M,-United States
5.2Os firm at 76s.
PARIS, July 2O-A. M.-The Bourse is dull.
Reptes 70 francs, 10 ceHtimes
LIVERPOOL, July 2O-A. M.-Cotton quiet.
the sales will probably reach 10000 bales.
Cheese quiet and steady, Bacon quiet and
steady. Other articles unchanged.
LONDON, July 2O-P. M.-Consols for money,
048Q94a; for account, 94t@94S United States
62Os, 72B; Illinois Central, 95l; Great Western,
374.
ANTWERP, July 2O-P. M,-Petroleum quie'
and steady at 50 francs,
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
For additional Marine News see Inside PAGES.
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA A................JIJIy ao

A,.... l,Y a
STATE or THERMOMETER Ar THE EVENING ru,r.
GRAPH OFFICE.
A. A...."..S2 IL A. M........sS Q p. M.........s7
CLEARED THIS MORNING
b. ship Leo cadi, Wentz Bremen, L. Westergaard d
schr D. Holmes. Haywood, Washington, J. r. Moore.
schr a. Tlrrel, Atwood, Boston. Penn Gas Coal Co,
schr y. hpglish. Croweli; Boston. Knight & Sons.
TSs5
sc6r Koret CrocEer Boston, warren q Gregg Oo'
schr Henrietta simons, Godfrey, salem, Borda KeI.
sohr chr 9 o.6eic, iDE Eidridge Georgetown. Captain.
s.. ARRIVED THIS MORNING.
Steamship Pioneer, Catnsrine 60 hours from VIII
pSis and Southern Mall CO. East racss o oaSs
indian R1er Ss,qSs nsnSs Snd FOR
heIm brig boarded BY pilot boat Whilideo. south Of
Chester saw Br brig Kate bound 10 up pound I'M below
kryole TO PeAnsylvaniA Sat Co-vessel to j. & Bas.
se6r Virginia. McEadden, 10 days from Hillaboro,
MS. with plaster 70 A: souder q %;
schr m D. Holmes aaywoSd' from Providence wlsh
'is scbS n s. HctcSSss, Hodsson, from Providence.
chr schr sh j. hn siusman NJ weaver. from Boston,
sSRE A. A.s"N SIsa F1s.sS Lake S% rom sPssS1 ssScu
schr otheIio Rldridge from Boston.
schr Bonny Boat Kelly, from sOston.
sc6T TfEs A.TsoSs from tIs% sOcfSSTt p;sho0
schr Minnie ReppeI, Steelman, from Salem, in
New YoTk. with mdse. to W, M. Baird & Co.
MEMORANDA,
Ship N. Mosher, MOsher, hence, at Brouwershaven
sth inst.
% inst.
ship Lillian, Tooker, hence at Antwerp 5th Inst.
BaTque Agnes, Jorck. from London for PhiladeI-
phia. having repaired, ready for at Bermuda
9th ult.
Bsrque Thomas Cochran, King, hence for Antwerp,
off FolKe stone Attn inst.
echrs Westmoreland Rice from Providence and
Martha Dennis from New Haven both for PHI Iladel-
ph'a, at New York Yesterday.
sehr q w. Tul Harris, from Havana, at NewYork
yesterday.
scbr s. q. Thomas, Arnold, hence for Cape Ann at
New York Yesterday.
Schr Emily A, BaTtle, Smith, tor Phlladelphlal
cleared at Calais 10Th inst.
(BU Atlantic Cdble
SOUTHAMPTON, July a.-rhe steamship Deutsch-
land. from New York July Q, arrived at IL 80 this
a. Aseow, July sO.-The steamship Acadia arrived
yesterday.
DOMESTIC FORTS
NEW YORK, July 10 = Arrived ship Armstrong.
Owens. from Liverpool ,,,
ship Robt. @. Winthrop, Stewart from Liverpool.
BeIque Sea SKINNER Anderson. from Rotterdam
BaTque Wilhelm, Weber, from kotterdam.
BaTque Union, Nickerson. from Palermo.
Brig Emily Conner, Christie, nom 0oree' W. u A.
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New York stock auotations-IP. p. M.

An old feud was settled in Mortonsville,
Kentucky, by the shooting and bowie-knifng
of a man named Campbell. His throat was
cut from ear to ear.
"A graduate of the female department of
the United States Treasury has become in
sane in New York, through depravity Of
various sorts.
San Francisco is not amused at the "Grand
Duchess" in English.
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PennsYIvania Excursionists.

OMAHA, July 20. The Pennsylvania Railroad
excursion party are here homeward bound.
They go by way of Leavenworth and st. Louis.
All express themselves pleased with their trip.
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The Weather at the sea-shore.

CAPE MAY, July 2o-9 A. M.-wiud south;
weather cloudy; thermometer 70. The mercury
stood at 10 degrees all day on Sunday, while al
Philadelphia it stood at SO.
ATLANTIC CITY, July 20-9 A. M.-Cslm,
cloudy, thermometer IA.
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FINANCIAL ITEMS.
From the N. Y. Herald Of today.

4
"The supply OF money was superabundant at
rates varying from three to five per cent,
during the week, and on Saturday 1t was aifi-
cult TO employ any considerable amount OF the
while the principal dealers in Government
securities were mainly accommodated at this
figure from the opening to the close. The
passage by the Senate of Mr.. Cattells bill pro-
viding for the issue of twenty-five millions of
three per cent. certificates for the REDEEM ption OF
compound interest notes has had a reassuring
effect upon money lenders, as 1t guards against
the possible { fleet of the maturity OF the COM
pound interest notes in October without due
provision having been made for a substitute for
them There is no doubt that this bill Will be-
come q law, as IL Is in strict conformity with
the bill stopping contraction OF the currency.
Tho statement of the associated banks of this
city for the week ending on Saturday is favor
able TO continued ease. The deposits show an
increase OF SO 8l0,608 the legal-tender notes OF
% Ol6 eOS and Inc specie OF Sl 63 6oS, while the
ton has been reduced S64 OBJ. The totals of the
statements for each of the last two weeks are as
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES TOPAZ

PHILADELPHIA STUCK kXCHANGB SALES TO-DAY
Reported BY De Haven Bro No. 40 8, Third street
FIRST BOARD.
Ieoo Oy g. New loo sh Read R........- s1t9
.tzn -, do.. nun olU7Al lee do.....-....... 17'ea
49, " Jer os..-..c. 9i doc&p-..o- HX
NsIyh Zen ~ ls- s2k 50 sh Penna 62K
~ sh Leh N......... al S>
No. 36 8. Third street. report the folio wing
rates OF exchange to-day at IL o,clock:e
United States 6s. 1881, 1l4ldlI4l; U. s, b.20s,
1882, lli!0ll4a; do, 1854, illi@iilA; do, 1865,
1l2tdllf4; do. JulV, 1866, 109k6DlO9i: do Julv
1867 lO9tgl09t; 1868, l09t@l094; g., ,l0-4Os, 1851
@lOS4; U. 5. 1905, Sd series, l08b@l %; Uom-
pounu interest Notes, Decem ber, 1s6A u9; Nav
1868, 119; August, 1885, llSb4IlS2; September
l4se 1lI34.
-Messls. Jay Cooke d Co. quote Govern.
ment securities, etc., as fnllows:-U. s. 6s. Of
1881, 114}Dl14a; old 5-2Os, 1l4i@0I14a; new EOS,
1864, III I1lls do, 1866, 1l2LDl12s; 520s, July,
l09l@l094; do, 1867, l094Qp109l; do, 1858, 1885,
@lo9i l0-4Os, lOst9 lOss; 1905, July, 1000 lJ9f.
.--Messrs. De Haven Il Brother, No. 40 South
Third street, report the following rates Of ex-
change to-day At 3 P. M:-U. S. IS of 1881. Il4t
@ll48; do. 1862. l14t6ll4l; do, 1864, lilo
lllS; do, 1858, ll2tGli2S; do. 1866, new lO9Ia
1O9l; do, 1867, new, l09tt6I 1904; do. 1868, 1901
eDlO95; do, 6s, 10 40s, 1854 1I082; do. 1905,
July. 109CQl094; Due Compound Interest Notes,
ll94; August, 1865, 11st a l1s9, d., September,
1865, llS0n84; do. October, 1865, u7A0ll6,
Gold. l4340l434. Silver, 135I@13S.
- The following are this mornings gold and
foreign quotations, reported oy Whelen Bro
theirs, Gold, Stock, and EXCHANGE Brokers, No.
105 S. Third street,
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Foreign Exchange on London:-3 days, ll08
@l10}; b0 days, 1l040ll0l. On Paris:--S0 days,
Of. l3&05f. l24; 8 days, Of 113@5f. 10.
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PedesttIanism.

PORTLAND, July 20.-Weston, the pedestrian,
failed to accomplish the task of walking fifty
miles in eleven hours at Forrest City Park on
Saturday. His time was eleven hours six and q
half ninutea
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FTONs UEe ~, 7 ITTOUNe u 10 ttuV'
Money is abundant at 3@5 per cent, with
large amounts Offering at per cent. on mtscel-
laneous securities without takers, ana many
loans were made by hrst-class houses at per
cent.
"Stering exchange is irm. We quote:-
London so days. l0A@ll09s; London sight.
ail6; Paris, long. 5'is%@512N Paris, -short,
5lOsSa5 TO- Antwerp. 5.l64@5I5; Swiss, 5l6NS
6I5; Hamburg; S61S@S6i4; Amsterdam. 4lI9il9s;
7lZS@72"
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Mail Dates GO July >.
How the Recent Cable Ban
quet was a Downright
Failure.
The R0pe's Bull Converting 9
General Council.
Bts. Ets.s Ess., Ets., Ets., zts.

By the ar1ival at New York of the steamship
City OF AIAtwerp, we have European dates to
july 3.
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STATE OF THERMOMETER At THE EVENING rnrr
GRAPH OFFICE.
A, M..........62 IL A. M.......,.....S6 q p. M ~
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FROM EUROPE BY CABLE.

LONDON, Sept. 15-HoD. Ravsrdy johnson,
American Minister had his Grst mtervlew with
the Queen ~ Windsor Castle the day after her re-
Turn nom Eurofe. Mr.. Johnson vas introduced
as Minister of the Uni ed STATES 20 the Cours OF
St. James. The Queen and court left yesterday
on a special train for Scotland.
PARIS, Sept. I5.--The Emperor, on his way to
Biarritz, turned aside TO visit the camp at Lave
maZan. He will remain in camp to day, where
a grand re view will be held. To.morrow he is
expected TO arrive at Barrtz.
CORK, Sept. 15.-The city government of Cork
has offered reward OF one hundred pounds tor
the arrest OF the iHcendia1ieS VINO caused the
recent fires in this city and vicinity.
BRUSSELS, sept. 15.-The International Con-
gress of Workingmen brought their session to a
close yesterday. Among the resolutions adopted
is one advising all workmen to abstain from
following their trades in the event of war in their
respective countries. The Congress issued an
address to the Norkingmen of Europe. 1t calls
on the workngmen to oppose war; to refuse to
countenance assassination, and to use every
effort 10 promote the education OF the poor.
LONDON, Sept. l5.-The telegraphic accounts
OF the terrible earthquakes on the western coast
of South America nave created much excite
ment here, and the commercial world is eager
for iull details of the loss of life, property, and
shipping, and the arrival of the mail with full
reports is looked for with deep interest.
LONDON, Sept. l5.-Tne Pau AaH Gazette has
leading editorial on the prospects of peace or
war. Ii says that in every capital OF Europe the
belief that great and immediate war is i'm
pending grows day by day, and that the best
informed men expect It TO break out before the
end of the year.
PARIS, Sept. 15.-The defeat of NJ. Dufaure is
interpreted as an omen favorable to the continu-
ance of peace.
arrived here to-day, and visited the ancient
University of KEEL The faculty presented him
an address, in which they referred to the tran
guilty which now existed throughout Europe,
and pynrpegPd homes that IL WOul1 remain II
broken.
The King in reply said:-"I do not see any
cause for the disturbance of the peace of Europe.
In the army and navy behold the vigor of the
Fatherland. They have proved that they do
not shun the combat, and il compelled to en-
gage in conflict. they will fight it out"
TRIESTE, Sept. 15.-Admiral Farragut and the
squadron under his command has arrived from
the Dardanelles.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
iron ADDITIONAL LOCAL ITEMS SEE OUTSIDE PAGES.

MEETING OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.-A meeting of the Board
was held last evening, at the Perseverance Hose
house. Tor the purpose of receiving the official
vote for the Chief and Assistant Engineers of the
Fire Department. George W. Downey was au
Aounce1 as the successful candidate for the
Office of Chief Engineer.
The following companies voted for Mr.. George
Downey, of the Western Bngine:- Good Intent
Hose, Harmony Engine, Hope Engine, Robert
Morris Hose, Shifiier Hose, Southwark Engine,
Southwark Hose, Good Will Engine, Phoenix
Bose, schuylkill Hose. Hose, Washington Hose,
and Ladder, Fairmount Engine, Farmount
Hose, Good win Hose, Independence ENGINE,
States Engine, United States Hose, Western
Engine, Assistance Engine. Friendship Engine,
Independence Hose, Remington Hose, LafaY-
cite Hose, Northern Liberty Hose, Resolution
Hose, Spring Garden Hose, South Penn Hose,
Taylor Hose, Tiyoi Hose, Decatur Engine, Br-
eelsior Hose, Franklin Engine tFrankford),
Liberty, Engine (HoImesburg). Rescue Hook
and Ladder, Union Engine (Rising SUM, Wash
ington Engine (Franktord), Fellowship Engine
(Germantown), Good Intent of Marlborough,
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From New Orleans,

New ORLEANS Sept. 15.-General Rousseau
arrived here last night, and took command to-
day. The police trou bles are not yet settled.
Some have received no pay for eight months,
number met IN Lafayette square this morning,
and sent deputation to the Mayor to tell him
they must have Immediate relief One of their
number was killed last night in the discharge of
his duty, and was buried to-day by charity, leav-
ing widow and orphans destitute. The Council
will meet tonight TO endeavor to devise means
for relief. None OF the loan lately authorized by
the Legislature has yet been taken.
A negro was to-day sworn as a Senator, to fill
the vacancy caused by the election OF John s.
Harris to the United States Senate.
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He is Sentenced to Death.
Further from Maine.

AUGUSTA, Sept. 15.-Returns from 299 towns
embracing more than four-hfths of the entire
vote of the State, give Cham berlain So, las, and
Pillsbury 44,650. The same towns last year
gave Chamberlain 46,907, and Pilsbury 37,423
The Republican majority this year is 1s 49S; last
year 94S4.
The towns yet to be heard from gave last year,
Chamberlain IL, ,1S4; Pillsbury S203. Should the
same ratio OF relative increase obtain in these
with, those already reported, their vote would
stand, Chamberlain 14,9l2; Pillsbury 10, 654,
which would give total vote OF 1872, 800, OF
which Chamberlain would have 49, 100, and
Plllsbury 4,S00, giving Chamberlain majority
of 23,360. 1t is not believed, however, that the
towns to be heard from will maiutain the ratio
of increase exhibited in those that have reported
Judge Rice and other leading Democrats here
claim $500 votes for Pllsbury, and concede the
same relative increase to Cham berlan.
MIR. Bltine, chairman of the Republican State
Committee, has only claimed 10000 majority,
asserting that Chamberlain's vote would go as
far above 10000 as Piltsburys would exceed
$4,000. Mr.. Blaine'5 canvass of the State was
most thorough, and his figures have thus lar
proved very accurate and reliable.
PORTLAND, Sept. 15.-A brilliant Republican
toTchlight procession took place here tonight
in honor of the Republican victory in the State.
The city is generally illuminated, and the effect
is much heightened by a fine display of aurora
borealS in the northern heavens,
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Wissahlckon Engine, Mautua Hook and Ladder,
and Union Hose. To al, l8 companies. ~
The following companies voted for Terrence
hcCusker, OF the MoyamensiDg Hose, the re-
tiriDg Chief Bngneer:-
Delaware Engine, franklin Engine, Fame
Niagara Hose, Reliance E1gIne Washington
Engine, Weccacoe bngine America Hose
Columbia Hose, DiliRent Engiue, Hibernia En-
gine, Perseverance Hose, Phlsdelphia Engine
Warren Hose, Humane Hose, Spring Garden
Engine, Vigilant Engine, Globe Engine, Good
Intent Engine, Hand-in- Hand Engine, Humane
Engine, Lincoln Hose, Rnggeld Hose, Coum-
bia OF Germantown, Congress of Chesnut Hill,
Germantown Hose, Manayunk Engine Mount
Airy Engine, Washington Of Germantown,
Columbia Engine, Kingsessing Engine, and
West Philadelphia Hose.-Total, "a companies.
the Pennsylvania Hose and Mechanic Eugine.
There were three tie votes. These were the
Hope Hose, Philadelphia Hose, and Monroe En-
gine.
Mr.. William Sweeney was elected Assistant
Engineer of the First Fire Division. The fol.
Pollock, 8; Joseph Seeds, s.; Thomas II. Peto 81;
William l.. Foreman, Q; George leopard, l.
George Henser was elected Assistant Enpi-
neer of the Second Fire Division. The vote was:
George Hensler, 10; j. G. Flosd G.; William
Staggart, 6; J. II. Flemming, 4; James McClel-
Ian, ); II. J. Donnelly, B.. Lewis Buck, 2.
In the Third Division, Mr.. Daniel Williams was
chosen Assistant Engineer, receiving the votes
OF four companies. Joseph II. Donnelly, Jr.,
received three votes.
In the Fourth Division, Mr. George W. Fox
was elected Assistant Engineer, the vote stand
ing, Fox, 6; G. s. Worrell, 2; BENZ. Curry, g.
George w. Day was the successful candidate
OF the Fifth Division, having received four votes.
His opponent was Mr.. Kirk, who received two
votes.
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Found GUILTY.

BosToN, Sept. 15.-Andrew ]. Freeman, who
was caught, a week sln:e, in the act of attempt
ing to liberate prisoners from the State Prison,
was tried, convicted, and sentenced to prison
for five years.
In the United States Circuit Court the jury in
the case of Jabez Frederick, tried for carrying
on the business of distiler without paying the
special tax, brought in verdict of guilty.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Tx THE ORPHANS COURT FOR THE CITY
i AND COUNTY OF PHILA ADELPHIA.
hStBte OF THOMAS BELL Deceased.
The Auditor appointed by the Court to report dls~i
button Of fund in Court arising from sale OF real
estate OF decedent under proceedings In partition
will meet the parties Interested for the purpose Of his
appointment. on MONDAY, September 2l, A, ID, 1865,
al II o'clock A. M, at his office, No. 406 WALNUT
Street. In the City OF Philadelphia- - ,
II fmw5t~ WILLIAM D. BAKER, Auditor.
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SeriousAccident and Heavy Loss.

HARTFORD, Sept. I5.-Three floors OF the new
building, on Albany avenue, owned by Deming,
Moore d Roberts, to be used as steam Touring
mill, fell through to-day, throwing four thou
sand bushels of corn and considerable machine
Magee were carried down with the ruins and
seriously injured. The loss is very heavy.
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From Utica

UTICA, SEPT. l5.-The bridge on the New
York Central Railroad, below Little Falls, is not
yet in order for the passage Of trains, and pas
sengers and baggage have to be transferred,
causing much delay in travel. The trains
bound east arc stopped here over night. The
road will probably be in running order by
tomorrow night
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Clarysvlle, near Cumberland. Maryland have
been removed to Antietam Ccmelety, an1 ali the
bodies Of soldiers from Harper's Ferry and
vicinity. 81. lL LL.t.f
Republican ReiOicings. vi
A salute was fred here tonight by the Repub-
licans in eXultat on over the result I'm Ma ne,
under the direction of the National Sol 1lers and
Sailors Executive Committee
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR CORN AND OATS.
AEADoUARTERs DISTRICT OF THE INDIAN
1ERRITokY. GRIEF QUARTERMAsTER's
OFEICE PORT GI IRsON. Q. N.

PORT GIBSON, u. NJ.
August 22, 1868
Sealed Proposals in duplicate viii De received at
this once until noon on MONDAY, the 9Th day of
october. 1868, for furnishing the Qusrterm aster's
Departments with supplies, 10 be delivered as fol-
FORT GIBSON, Cherokee Nation, 10000 bushels Of
Corn.
FORT ARBUoKLE, Chickasaw Nation. 2O.OOo
FORT ARBUCKLE. Chickasaw NJ aion, 5000 bushels
OF Oats.
Ali bias to furnish the above must be for sound
merchantable Corn Oals subject the inspection
OF the officer agent Of the United States receiving
the anne.
Proposals must in all cases specify the kind and
quaint OF Corn or Oats the bidder desires TO furnish
Whether In sacks or bulk.
Each bid must be accompanied by good and sufi-
Client guarantee from two responsible parties setting
fol tn In the event of It's acceptance they will
give ample security for the faithful performance OF
The same.
The right to reject any all bids that may be offered
Is = served.
Corn or Proposals for Oats" as the case may be-
and addressed 70 the undersigned at Fort Gibson,
O. N.
livery OF the Corn Oats, Rs thereafter "a
fur ds shall have BET received for that purpose,
Delivery to commence on or before Nov. 1885, and
to at rate OF not leSs than Bushels
month until the contract is hle5.
BY order of
D' Brevet Major General B. H. GRIERsoN
A, f. RoCRWELI Brevet Lieut. Col, A. c. M. u, E, a.,
Chlet q, Nj, District Indian Territory. 94tO3
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-09-16
From ALBANY.

drowned Yesterday in the iye-miIe Level in be the
Chanplaln Canal. They had lost their lives
during the terrible storm and freshet of Satur
day. Their names are unknown, but they are
supposed to be boatmeD,