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The New York herald., 1868-04-12

DON'T FORGET THE SALE OF LOTS ON BOULEVARD
- and Seventh to be made Tuesday, l.th by
e. II. DLOW ~ CO., NO. Pine Street.
The New York herald., 1868-04-12

A DESIRABLE CORNER FOR SALE.-THE FOUR
N basement and subcellAr brick House and Lot on
the southwest OF Seventh and Fifteenth street
size OF the house 2sx5J, lot 2ax1c0 Apply TO ALLLN
BROWN, 80 BROADWAY.
The New York herald., 1868-04-12

A FIRST CLASS DO Bile TENEMENT ,i; MOUSh ~ ~
"A First avenue between Twenty fourth ana IwensS ~
Streets ter sale cheap Apply to uhMf CoFAA->D' ''
Fouyth
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-02-07
TRADE WANTED.

A Comfortable House and Lot In some town In
n White Water Valley, wanted in trade for S2O
acres of land in bent County, Missouri. Enquire
IT this Office June l4-tf
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-02-07
EXCHANGE MILLS

BROOKVlLLE, INDIANA.
yNAsHINGTON HOLLAND having ssid his
w half Of the above named establishment to
JOHN q. ADAIR aud w. w. BUTLER, they,
in copnection with WALTER S. BAKER,
have formed partnership for the purpose OF
running thesame, have put in excellent running
order, ami prepared 10 do work in the spec
diest and best manner.
Special attention given TO custom work, an d our
facilities for grinding being so great, we al
ways On short notice tu-n out grists for our Gus
tomers.
The highest market price paid In CASH for
Wheat, or We will grind Wheat and pack Flour
for those who do not desire to sell.
Thankful for past favors, they solicit contin-
uan ee and IN N crease of business.
BAKER. ADAIR BUTLER.
Brsokviiis, Ind, Nov. 9, ls6s-iy.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-02-07
IN TIE CORAL CAVP2

green is said to be the prevailing hair color
and tie
TAILED MAIDENs
sit en- the rocks and comb their green locks assid-
uously. But the
BELLIES OF EARTH
prefer glossy browns and shining blacks to any
other ges, and IL nature has not given their fair
heads these beautiful hues, or If mischance has
robbed them of their once exquisite beauty, they
don't cry sbout IL, but resort at once to
CRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE,
which In FIVE inmates does all that nature ever
did for any head in her happiest mood. Manu-
featured BY J. CRtSTADoRO, 6s Maiden Lane,
New York. Sold by all Druggists. Applied by
all Hair Dressers.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-02-07
lIAMnMn 2IHINn MArHINEs.

THE undsrsignel is agent for the sale Of these
celebrated sewing Machines. So perfect is
the mechanism, and simple and practical, that
he warrants these machines to sew
hundfed miles in length without dropping stitch
or breakiog a needle. Sample machines can be
seen at Golfers, Golfers Corner, Franklin County,
Indiana. Price $40, and warranted for Ave years.
sep2i-f SAMUEL Golfer.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-02-07
TO owners OF Horses.
Golfers Mills,

Ncrt to Wooden Factory, Netdmord, Ind.
THE undersigned is now making the best quail
i ty of Flour, at his Mills adjoining the Wooden
Factory at Metsmora, Ind. He pays the highest
mar ct price in cash for all kinds of Grain.
CUSTOM WORK
will be furnished promptly to order.
oct Ally JOHN COLTEh.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-02-07
NO CURE-ALl.

But if you want medicine that will cure Chron-
ic mot inhammatory) Rheumatism, Mumps, Sore
Throat, Swelings, Old Sores, Bruises, Toothache,
Headache, Insect Stings, Pains in the Back and
Chest, also, internally, Diarrbea, 0ysentery,
Collie, Groups and Vomiting, you have it in Dr..
Tobias Wonderful Venetian Liniment. ltnever
fails when used according to the directions Ev-
cry drop of il is put up by DR.. Tobias himself and
he has done SO for nineteen years. His medicine
is known throughout the world. The best ply
sicians recommendit it. Thousands of certificates
caa be seen at the depot, 56Cortlandt Street.
No family having children. should be without 1t
in case of Group. Thousands of children are
saved by ii annually. Use IL whom first taken ac-
cording to the directions, md you will never lose
a child. Ladies will find il valuable in eradicat-
ing pimples and blotcbes. Only so cts. and 81
per bottle. Sold by the druggists throughout the
United States and in Europe. Depot, 80 cors-
landt Street, New York. dec 21-lm
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-02-07
anne RICAN
WALTHAM
WATCHES.

The true value Of Machinery applied TO Watch
making " not that by its use Watches are made
; rapidly, but that they are made correctly. Very
few people know why a Waltham Watch should
be superior 20 any other. In the first place. at
Wsitham the Watch Is regarded as oni, n ma
chine, TO 90 constructed like aay other machine.
on mechanicsl principles. If tho watches are
good. II Is because the machinery Is good. of
course there must lie no defect In the principle or
plan Of the movemcnt--no mistake Ia the sizes OF
shapes Of the pieces az which IL IL composed
nothing santing la their properties, aud nc error
In their positions. These points once thorou "
settled, II rests wholly with the machinery, con i
structed With inanite diversity Of form aud func-
ton expressly fir tho purpose, TO produce the
haished pieces. By means Of multiplying qua ges
and microscopes, tests and inspection for the de-
lection OF wear In the cutting tools, and for faults
aud laws in steel or stone are made TO accompany
the worktn every stage from beginning TO end
A. a necessary result, the watch goes together n
perfect machine Every part IL found to Ct prop
erly IN 10 pia"e. Every pin may hs pushed till
u pinchcs, and every SCREW turned home. Instead
OF asluggssh and fsehIe action. the balance, even
he pressure ~ the Iightsst handspring. VII
hrates with y wide aud free m ,tion. and the beat
has the ciea- ringing sound aiwavs characteristic
Of the Wslthlm Watch. The machine Ia n time
keeper from the start.
This system Of wafehmakiug Is unknown In
foreign Countries, and entirely inaI with the
Walthan Co npany. The Company chim that by
it they produce watches that cannot 10 saualled
Tor every quality which makes a watch valuable.
Simple in plan and correct in principle, the move
insntis not onlv beautifully finished, substantial,
accurate and cheap. but is nnifsI II The mimi
details, net easily damaged. aud when repaired
always as good ~ new. There are different grades
OF daish In the different varieties of watches made
by the we'tham Company. there are different
sizes and shapes 10 emit all tastes and means; but
eyery Watch that bers the genuine trade ina II K
OF .'W sLrF,s' is guaranteed TO DO a good one,
sni a'body need be afraid to buy it.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-02-07
STRANGE, BUT TRUE.

Every young lady apd gentleman in the United
States can hear someshingvery much 10 their adj
vantage by return mail free Of charlel, by ad-
dressing he undersigned. Those having fears
of being humbugged will oblige by not noticing
this card. ALI others will please address their
~@@dient servant, TH0S. +. CHAPMAN,
---?0-ly. s3I Broadway, New York.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-31
8eaablt!9

~
SoIsenbe ipi6tige 8etaHnt,nadung
1T BON Mecorber erIaflen tporben:
SebF Diele' Rerionen, meI1e in
9tafbbiae @ei6dfte betreiben, ME
8aufellte, ReoIarS, autfder, 9aftpa-
gens uno Dra1> Subrleute 5aben es
berna4Iaffat,@ bonn 8ecorber acens
aus5u1ebtitetl ODER lire 2icenlent tuenu
DerIof6eik 81 erneuern; uno es nirb
oaber alien Golden hermit 81 berltea
ben gegeben, ooB uenn fie niAt inuersI
balb Der nahiten sebu Sage erlbeifen
unb bic erforberli@e 42icens nont Nes
Gerber erbaltett, fie an bic sdrtlide
Siirfor9e Or. Gbren 6es COMMITTEE
mars Stone iperbert beriniefen tuerben.l
iSies 1T poiitib bic leBte 8ena9rihtis
gung, - .
SIS SIN. gf it's; Necoroer.
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Sgill,bal,l..



Gff5ce fes Reeefpers anD Gnperintennenten)
N.u.as.as. nbGbnen,
9aibptae, Se1itt, ben 10. Sannar 1861 j
Ben seab mud gonntag, ben IL. Seffuar 1868
sDer0eu taali snet I'M folgenber 0tb<
gerIsijem yiafbpias tn 5.25 g. 9. a,lb $50 q. 81.
Grrei9en 6idn,an UNI Has n. 81. nns 90 Q. 81.
8erInifen 5ftHlan lt $50 8. w. tlisb $40 81. M.
Grred5sn 9sdfbviae UNI $50 o. n. lnb 7.30 q 81.
~ 9iefe 3Ggesniadben genaWen Anf5IuB in gcRen3ie
NIT ben Sugeu Der geIp bis ilab aolispiue Eiienbabu
fir Sumhoibt. 18empbis, 8idshars. Rerp Orleans
nisS aHe @untte I'm S6weitsn; in 11nion gita nit
ben 2iigen ber NtpbiIe unb Ohip ano 9em Orleans
nnS D9io fir BGbHcnbs Tfentpn, Eent.,
S6dfo, Se1n.. Mobile, MIaf Gniro, st. acmts GbiS
cage uao ale 9eArfte i'm Giibsn uabs 4pre eften;
N 9idmaR nit ben 3ampfbonIen BET MtIantie un6
@iiiiiiipy!. une Der Mems5ta uaD st: aonis 9adst
9mrttte am obern anb uritern gffffppi In 9afbpiHe
NIT ben q. nHb g, g. Mne r., N. unb .. ur6 9, Nrb
&. GiieubGbnens i $50 si
a1o2 aReiiea bic fitrseite Route nas ct aosis. S.
3 AS ssS9ss !, sss9<. u gerp Orleans
s5a9rprei 70 biae irie BE binsRen. Palaee Gblafe
lpagea an allen Radbt3isen. t5epdG hus5mdrtirt.
GGets sa ,uertaufen IN Der Office bet gttp ErGnsfer
Gomponu, @otb1Deft Ode G5errp ino GbMr9 Gtrahe
,ias in BEN gaisgsle ans Chattanooga Depot In
's5 s.s9s ~ kSt1s. So. SHINES,
~ aeesiper. nab gsaetat Superlntensen.
'.iani2 ba 49, - Sst u. q. o. etfenbaBn.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-31
sSisf 11ltineriftdt.
6 tre Mlar.

81 ~ =@~@@s
SySie aas BEN Sneorpgratirns. ArttteIn. wsls
Sisf gSaIe III cine isf nj 1sr Fl e t. ME lie
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Sgt5$4 GbmlAelb.
oafieI5e betrast $500 IN gOrausbesabIana fat al
9sgsrtsRsHtss S4RleT psEssa mus rug ttHsn sfona
rsstfariFt. "a @>a@s GO - S57 80
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sassr nnS cine bsi9raaits aasa5 taaa 5dmss IL sss
&4Mie periesen Wersen
Serlaime.
0as S&uIiabr pir6 IN srci Eermins set4etLt. Der
srIas bssLnas seontae ben te' eeptemSer 1887 NAB
9tr apeits Essmtn fanst am Q. SanHar
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6reiffeflem.
Der Boarb Der Er~ftees beabHGtist bic @srtdtans
Ssssr Bic f5 gu sebrssn Borbesetten poden.
Seit Der Mmfnabm
VIE, bic I'D INN SnIas bewer5ea, baben f5 IN Der
Dffiee bes SteparD a. meIben lnb Spar peHtgfttn9
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gsHlsr iSansn III irsenS elmer Bet Inn Germtn an.
aenofftsef1 rperben, bod lift Cd iinf&eNsregfh, bait
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fcasarbgm fSr Warmer HnR MmHere.-4ie Grafton
$ NineraL TagbeD Gompnante ptEteFtigen bic beite,
nut artaegegte NIT reiHem 2eiRI0nten Gel rermif&te
Anfri3e beuerR fo15 Sabre; TIC to BON eiRer Iet4s
ten b aMren cher fG5reu @tpeoIGeeR BGrbe un6 Fam
@efGmo6 nod rerHn6ert frerben. Ole ift GRlpenDbdE
Mt Shnger, G6enaen, Tenien. aSasen, elmer. A6er'
bEder 81 lie feaerlt6er ms nnb ED6GsiA6er (eits
%abrigdnt bat Inn lekteR SABRE 500 yftsnb gebraMt1
Ire Rann in 4Gnet, Gtnfticitdt tRb 5efHgRett RON
feiner dnhern rbe Gbertroffen merben. PTets fed8
DoIIexS per EnS pcn 900 4flnls fir ben GARNER fit
ahrf aeli6enb. Tlan fenee fir Gin Giyeulare DeLGeB
SEEe erfirfdte MusEnnft giebt RENE ft &Gf 90 Eel
eenr. ne hobe has Met9dftsset4eR: @gaftOn TaefaG
DANIEL MDWEkas
Hss6R 9S4~ earl @trase, Ns of.
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" IL @ 6 O..
Scientific Atl1trttall.
Sa8 bette Matt ia Der 0elt.
Grfdpetnt felt fat
Gffsent so ferfeI "a Abr bnllberf.

Gieie sSissgesei brete Settf4riftt iest beesltenb
pergrSBeEt no perbeIIerts lit cine Der ilnerd
niitliften unh interefianteten, weE4e iemate uer5
SffsSttIiBf Toilroens Seee gslnfHier TT ~ on geE
brMGtsMne Gle CANT tILuftrtrt NIT perf9teces
men Originals StiHtu, rueIhe MeMe GrfnnltnGent
9eltigfeiten oirs Der Mebantf, Marienlnr, Gbemtes
Photographic, manufacturer, Sngentearmeienf 2Btiz
fenfd5aft ulib ieuuft faritet en- ES:s -
farmer, gsedanifer, erftn6er, Sasentsnrsa She
miter. Sabrianten, 2eGte iener BerWfSorts mera
ben ben Setentiftc Amertear IN tbren bes
&refEenSen @ei96ftef Son groseR NA4en fnafa,
seine Hntbi age ur6 Silpeiiungen werben 8bneH
has Sabr 5in6urd 6Hn6erte erfporen nnh nnberoeM
eine aMueffegbare aueHe BON &tnAtniiien geDd5ren,
Bic nt4t ta4 GeIb absef9dst usrben taun. me
9atente, rpeldbe eemGbrt pDr6eh finG, rrerben ne
6ef @efHher barum perSfIentlibt. asS
Die iGprIi@eu VHmnterI hes Scientific MHfes
rIeaR bit6en eitten pcrsieIid idSnen 80nc on faf
. terSGafenb gen 6hnli9en Seiten
etnts 8H9es. Gin neIer SAM. beainnt ant 1.
Sannsr 1868. 8er6ifentiidt jehe HOt9e. Eseis: Gin
Gepien flr Elm Sabr $50; 4robe GopieH frei gus
seianst. abrefare
ia MUM & Co.. -
No. 81 Park Row, New York.
Rr Gin f95r sebunbenes a4ers entboIteh6 $50
Set9Mlngs non med5enii6en Seq uftGnes n uR6 Der
8ersStnGte1 &eains naa Counties Retft Dinfen unA
gorf1riten fr Meban:ter, frei pet 4eit seseE Gins
fenhHns pom p Gents. .$ss S324
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Gebbne ,lelle s5uaen6,S iteoer

3 nit friBen AbbilenngeHs .sa l
0RrdaRs G0BIINs, nttt Jarbiseu 8sIesrn pea Eriits
liant. SdbSn gebunben tn Semen NIT Cobb
" fteHpeER.s PretS @i.50.
Snow BERRIES, Ge6t4te uNe @yofa fitr bic Rgeah,
ron MIiae Carr. -9Rt sslnftrattcnen. Sem ge !
QUEER LI1TIE PEOPLE, GrsdbIMgM usn
6unDefs, RGfen nht NffgM, bon 5afriet 8eecbers
Gtoloe. Dit UieIeu &bbtIDungen. preiB 81 80.
RAINBOWS FOR CHILDREN, Berausg es ben
pom qp6ia Ninria Glib, EIeiR luGrto, NIT % S.
lnftrGttonen, GGB1Tsr 4einep &iMbane. Esreis
$50. IL
MMb SfGlieMs pcsi @raee GreenwocD, NIT M9s'
hlonnGsR. GIegaatsr GeiaeHsGiMbanS. Ptets
&IG0, 5Es#
Mne Uu1bdnbIer EabsR 6teie f@Snen S6riften, sn
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0nBSebeg fenDeR oteelben fir bic 0maeaeSeneR Mrei@e
portefr 1 an irGen6 cine Mtreile. -.
%teRmcv ~ &ielhss 8erIass5anSIer,
bS6ba ia EEemont Str, HoSten,
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J, Mue Gigs Iaufen birftt mad Rem gprf.
460 Weilen obue Ma9ensssWieI.

100 AZ. 81
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30 rgore tnh k8ofbitiaten e5lsaFs1s Fsg1Ff Il 4.
500 .aEgssE ssss Mon g. mn asgasa9s /,
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40 q. 90. atgbsniHg egysss Iaasssasussasa Sons.
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-31

Rirpphosp berfauJes Giieas aiatrea bon
$3.50, et.55ygFDr, QerQe.sa4. 3;Yigss5
I Sieies neMe Erdparat n hereit In Tgausfet& una
England an SteIf bet Uiftnasittel asbyfsrf, d n
fifliG, fafbs rne 6ef@MetpA Ntgbepkfpe3hk tHfeins
8eitanstbstIen BET 8nialAae iesNne AeS @Iates are
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lerer Rns ierer pirfenbts Yitttf Die Msabsssie be
AeSeeine weneft Cd In Zen Meiften f6Hen an uns
ltbGmst bic beftea GyfoIge.
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persen fsfost sur3 BE BsafnaatI@s @aslfdafa, in
ponab&e GRbfsans avs 8railien, bic bert res isSet
I'm @sbtUm@ eeIpefeas 8sbetIt.
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gferpbfe gRopis 3. % 5Fd,t9fsIb s1etae,
NsefYer afe @pbaiDb al fam

Gs,ssrris,iuo an perGttetep T3Nensspe aNe aAke4,
ain fd5 Is erfpIslos sr@tsieN babsil, wsxe AAxH
Sie Der et6MaeRbfte Griele e..
lsIt 81 Riceya Der berAbutte SResieliN wstiset III
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Den isis5 Sie Gapfeln bel peraltstei iieH tn aHw
bHas asbra&t. - y ~ X
eaupsnitoerIaoe IN Nasis: aS
Grimsanlt s. 90 $50
se2Vs #F& az y&He $k9eHeStRu.
Eiir stem Mort: aHg sgsnfa sssag
Vsasssa s 0anbersisfs, q
sNa .tse Vy@ @taa@fh.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-31

|. &$%tne uoHfGnhise bilSEi9e Gef1itte Der ss
| pie beite, bilisRe umS beIebrsnSfe EGmilien
| 8ettf&Tiit III Der MnioI, Il.
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Ew22-27 WleiIea Bee tiirasEe Wea
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S6&ie aus BEN Snccrpurdfirn9s ArtiteIRs mel
%Scbe firaIi5 per5ientIic5t Dureen, er5e4t III biz
Sisf ScbuIe IN cine Sisf nj peril ID t, ME IL
Don ie4t an bennnnt Derhen mLres AberGeaangen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-31
Derbaaanss aasEilIen q. t3eltb en-
flbofi 8urifl Nli BniSgors 99S

81 2aarss Der nIebisiNii3e Den @ydhe&ttE IT s5atiN
9tejes gei4ma6uoAe YrepGratif pirb pom ben erlfeu
Aerstea 6rantFeis nis6 0nglan6s gsgeH 6e ssratsfs
6eiten Dec 8ersauuasss eEfSBeuGe els @nStralatts
aenbsnslle6et &C. NIT gEossm Griol0e aaesaaabs.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-20
INDIANAPOLIS.
Mllllgan Brings Suit for $50O,OOO-
Supreme COurt-Bay for Oral Argu-
ment.


Especial to the Evansville Journal.
INDIANAPOLIS, March 19.-Lamb-
din p. Milligan, the Indiana conspira-
tor and martyr, has brought suit In
the Hamilton Common Pleas Court
for damages to the amount of $780,
600 for Imprisonment and general
outrages committed upon him. The
defendants are Governor Morton,
General Slack, Henry Zumro, James
NJ Bratton, WmJ A Bickel, Joseph
Holt, Alvin Ps Hovey, Thomas J.
Lucas, Charles D. Murray, Benjamin
J. Spoouer, Richard P. De Hart,
Henry L. Burnett, Ambrose A. Ste
vens, Anssl ID. Wass. Thomas w.
Bennett, Reuben Williams, Albert
Hath, Benjamin Pitman, Samuel
Place, James I. Frazier, Robert
Gregory, James A. Dean, William
Arnold, William r. Holloway
To day was set apart by the Judges
ofthe Supreme Court for hearing oral
argument concerning the constitu-
tionality of what is known as the
"Gravel Road Law" passed by the
last Legislature. This law has created
a good deal Of feeling, especially
among farmers throughout the State,
and a number Of suits have grown out
of it. Claypool, of Greencastle, made
the first speech against the law, aud
other lawyers Of equal promiusnee
followed him upon one side or the
other The decision was not render
ed, of course, but il will probably be
made public before many days.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-20
WASHINGTON.
Evidence Being Taken I'm the I'M
parchment Case-The Receipts OF
CuStOms-Death or Hon. David wiz
mOt-ShOOfing. Affairs One Man
MOrtally WOundef.

WASHINGTON, March 19,-The re-
ceipts of customs for the week ending
the 18th inst, were So, ,549, ,232.
The House Library Committee has
determ ned to lay the question of in
ternational copyright aside, as mex
pedient and opposed to the interests
Of authors of the United States
The Secretary of the Interior in re
ply toa resolution from the House.
with reference to a grant of land to
Iowa to aid In the construction of a
railroad from Dubuque to Sioux City,
say that the Department has certified
TO Iowa for a road. the quantity that
incurred for whole grant, amounting
Go |, ,226, 163 acres, subject 10 all con-
ditjons in granting acts
The death Of Hon David Wilmot.
one OF the judges OF the Court Of
Ca ms, which recently took place az
I0wanda. Penn, will be announced
I'D that C0ur, tomorrow.
Representative DJnnelly. B lair.
Washburne, Of Indiana. Garfield,
Coburn. aud Williams, of Indiana,
are about TO take part in the Conn &C.
ticut campaign.
W EsHINGToN, March ia fight
occurred this afternoon in Smith Il
Guilds law office, he waep Hon VI NJ,
Brien and Oscar f. Noel The latter
shot at the judge but N ssed him.
Brien used his cane freely, and final
IL Noel fed
Shortly afterwards, another s. oot-
ing affair occurred in trout Of the
mFrket house. between 1t. Henry De
Bar, Policeman. formerly Of Stokes
Cavalry, and Col j. ". Lawless
formerly of the 9Th Kentucky
Cavalry, now clerk at the work
house, being tie parties. Several
shots were exchanged. Lawless was
mortally wouaded. A negro by
stander was shot in the leg Both
+ radicals
u. L. d. Hogle, late of Indiana
was arrested to-day, charged with
i kidnapping a negro boy and sending
/ him Oft As servant to some member
of the Legislature.
WASHINGTON, March l9.-The I'm
peachment Managers to-day exa N
| ine1 several witnesses from CLEVELAND
as to the correctness of their reports
/ of the Presidents speeches.
Messrs Stanberry, Curtis, anC
Evarts were again in consulta tioI
with the President this morning.