davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-19
m aREEN I WILLIAAs,
No. 526, Southeast csrner OF 7th aud streets.
TRUSTttS SALE or VALUABLE TRACT or
MrNTs NHp1 ~ n6pSN AND IMP R0vE.

LAND MARKFT "a enESS pnH InCI % y
MENTs, NEAR wAsHINGTON CRY
BY virtue Of Deed in Trust, from 8eoree Paeu.
ger and wife bearing date on the 18Th das az Al.
gust, 1856, and recorded In Liber r. M ri No "a
foo Ae, ct seq, and at the request of the holder
OF the notes thereby secured, the eubscrlber viii
sell at public sale on THURSDAY, the I'd dsy OF
July 1855 at II O'Clock m, the Auction Store oi
Green T. Williams, on the corner OF ID and fth
streetss IN the city Of Washington ali that piece on
parcel OF Land: lying and being situated in fhe
county OF Washington In the District Of Columbia.
neing part Of the tract of land called "Chium Cas
tie Msner. !" containing liz acres, and BIZ metes
ana bounds described in q certaia deed from Susan
~ Bul Ike and others to said George PfeuRer bear.
ing date on the 18th day Of August, 1875, and re
corded In Lfber r. II No. IS, folio IOI, eft sen .
with ire improvements, which consist Of Q two
story Franz yelling containing four rooms, with
The above property lie about 81 miles from the
Centre Market, on the road from North Capitol
street 10 bladensburg, adJoins the farms Of Mr.
Dun0as and Jne. r Clarke.
The proximity to market renders IL q most d.
slrable market farm or suburban residence
Terms: One-ha cash, Of which SaO will he
required 70 be paid as soon the property In
knocked down, the balance in and IL months. for
notes bearing interest from day of eae secured by
adeed OF trust upon the property, and if not com
piled with In days after the day of sale the proc
erty will be resod upon one week 5 notice at the
risk and expense of the purchaser All conveyanc-
inR and revenue stamps at the cost of the pur-
chaser. CHARLES 8. WALLACE, Trustee
GBEEN WILLIAMS,
Je ly-eodos Aucti0neera
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-19
pROPOsALs FOB STATIONERY.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE, June 2, 1855
sealed Proposals for furnishing Stationery for
the year ending June 80, 1859. will be received at
IL O'Clock m.
An estimate of the quantities Will In will he need
ed. and blank forms for bidding, containing full
information. have been prepared, which will be
furnished upon app icatiOn.
Address "Proposals," Department of State.
Washington, ID. c. lie 4.lav4t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-19
\ . CONTRACTORS FOR DRIDGING.
q. 9. FNsfsEER's UPrfeE.

y. 3. FNGiNEER's OFFICE.
BURLINGTON, VI, June S. 1853. (
Sealed Proposals will be recei we'd by the under
signed until the 9th instant for the immedi re-
mIyAl of about IL 30 ards Of Sand from the shOai
DOW existing between the Breakwater and the
ALaTyes of the HarbOr of Plsttsburgh, New York.
ne material excayated will be measured in the
boats under the direction Of An agent OF the Gov
erumeut- and will be conveyed by the persons who
perform the dredging, beyond the breakwater, and
deposited an the Lake, OF received by the United
States a. soon as placed in the boats.
Bids fOr performing this work, in either ms ner
are solicited. The proposals will be opened at IL
81 and bidders are invited 90 be present
Proposals must be in duplicate, guaranteed. and
made oct according to prescribed forms blanks
for which may be obtained at this offce. They
should he endorsed Proposals for Dredylng har-
Der of Plsttsburgh, ~ and addressed to
W. BARLOW,
elS-td Byt Liert col u j A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-19
HEADQUARTERS DkPARTMBNf OF DA.

III KOTA.
OFFICE CHIEF QUARrERAAsTER,
ST. PAUL, MINI, June 5. ISIS. 4
Proposals will be received until June -, 1883,
from Carpenters. to roof, in workmsnlke and
substaatih manner. the Stone Stable ct Fort
Wadsworfh. ID. T., a by 40 feet, more less, the
Government furnishing the Material. -
Proposals for the above viii be made In dupli-
cate. and aust be endorsed Proposals. Tor roofns
stable at Fort w ellsworth, D.
''-' o. B. ROLABIRD,
Deputy Quartermsster General, o. 8 A.,
iefsSt Chief QuartermAster Dept Of Dakota.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-19
PROPOSALS.
v Az AL"S FPIIUK

N LIZ Q. PIP 5.
No. ss Rssss.os ~. s. Rs. ss g. z,
e ifi:ss ( sa s sf isi o.:
sssESisss Gheh must b o. TIE ysry best guilty.
Subject 70 & ssss ~
- BUREAg OF YARDS AND DOCKS.
500 rounds Ground Feed, 5000 psunds In iian
500 bushsls Oats 90 pounds 70 the bushsij sacks
E &c s.ss ~:
',,.. " GO pLusxErr,
Avail So PPLIKs. =
PArxAsrERs OY,rcx, o. 3. NAvrl
NO ~ BROADwAy- h. Y, june II, 1853. (
sss; :s's ia:sas :. ssI ; ne ems rSa
:s'.es 's 70 . IL. usual 'ss s
Brveav Of Yards and Docks. ...,.r
Ese. los Angle Iron, i.1.If; 80 'au.res q
inch thick, sizes ic1ao. IlIso, and r2Is0, as:
Re,ponsibie security required for the promo, aud
faithful delivery of ppies awarded. Blanx forms
W. ''.''' 70 '' ''' SE fSsi en- pLusksIr.
Je I3-6t Paymaster. q 3. Navy.
NAVY PAYMAsTER's OFFIef.
Sealed Proposals. to be- endorsed "Prs %.
will be received at this once until IL n the pa
be Of ie reIy best sHaiiy to be Delivered tree
OF expense and Government tax, at ths Washing,
ton fsssE Yard and subject to the usual n'pe
BUREAU OF STEAM ENGINEERING.
20eO tons (2,2ao poundsJ CUMBELAND COAL,
and on s1s
scale.
sscS P Ss1nS: s sIas oa skooAL IRON.
100 gounds(6 TToN Waste WiPING STUFF.
% f ssnHs. iR.sETs yEkMfIEf5s
fSSs sa:ssi: G S5R SAM sASD.
Descriptive schsduls ,cith particulars, to be seen
and % Ter the
AWARDED. IN conformity Nth Stipulations on the
blank forms for bids to Be had az this oc.. othsr
1880 GALvis i. JACKSON,
OfFl0s' DEPOT sI ssGkS5ssAs1 OF SUB
u.r wAsHlSaros C. june Is. 1853.
ANrhD-sS barrels barrel: OF Of No No. Flour sIa
S1s & made tso si$i s5nr
pROPOsALs FOR PAVING BRICKS.
caie52say,s,mqm.r's otes, }
Riehmond, Va, June IS, I3j5.S
until june Il s at e oO sal; oc Ss
furnishing the Government with 100 0l0D one hun
u'u lhousand favIne Bricks, more or less, for
IN the National Cemetery. fredericksburg, Vir-
Delivery to be made ct the Railroad Depot or
pltted within (l5 forty fve DAYS from the date of
contract
All Bricks contracted for under this advertise
ment will be rigdy inspected, aud such As 10 not
prove OF good merchandise quality will be re.
!eeted. PAYMENT to be made on the completion of
Proposals. must be addressed to the uniersignea
ana should be plainly marked Proposals f,r
The names OF two responsible sureties in the
sum OF siN hundred 45D0l dollars must accom-
pany each proposal Satisfactory evidence of the
responsibility Of the suretiss must ais, be fur
nshed
The Chief Quartermaster reserves the right to
REJECT any or all bids that he may deem too high
By order Of the Quarterm astsr General
JAMES NJ. MOORE,
Byt Ut. Col and . u 3. A,
JeE-it Chief O. NJ. LIST Military District
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-19
DROP0sALS FOB STATIONERY
Treasury DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE internal REYENuE

. TREAsCRT DEPARTMENT, ]
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE, }
WASHINGTON, May -, 1885,
sealed Proposals will be received ct this once
9ntlI the 2tn day OF June, 1873, at IL clock m .,
iOr supplying the Assessors and Collectors of In
ternai ksyenue throughout that portion Of the
United states lying east of the Rocky Mountains
except u ontanA and New Mexico, with the Sta.
uenery required for use in their respective dis
triets, Tor the year ending 3uth June, 1859
NO proposals will be considered unless accompa-
pied by satsfac tory guarantees that the contract
Hnwarded, Will be faithfully executed.
Inc commissioner reserves the right to reJoct
any or parts Of bids and to accept any bids or
may require.
The bids should be addressed to the Commi ssion.
er OF In terpal Revenue, and endorsed Proposals
Tor supplying Stationery to Internal Revenue OF.
Schedules of articles to be furnish he'd will be for.
warded from this Once upon application. with con-
ditions under which such articles TO be deliv.
cred. ROLLINS
my 2S-eot J20 Oommission.r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-19
AUCTION SALES.

ri J. T. DYER CO. -.
y Auctionssrs and Rsd Istats Brokers.
I II Louisiana avenue, next to corner tn street.
4EP
BETWEkN TNENff-ROURrH And NV IN
IIINrIH sIA1sTS WEeT,
% HokDAI Nh. ths "a DAY Of June. q 8
eliot 10, in square p, fronting IS feet on fssa.
i.ss %o ss &c isrs. RI. ssssse s.!s
ment md Attic Brick House, eoatsinisg 10 OF u
adjoining Lot, fronting . feet, aad runaiag back
seine Sansfe frontiLg q 81 north K street, ana
sn L: Lot Vi" Ss
1erms: One third cash; balance in sax. twelve
and eighteen months; deferred Dayneats secured
eta~Is and convex sneins st the expense Of the
sis down on sale Of House and Lot, and 8 50 on
v; 6 ,ss. .'''. !: = Df nIs,; : Co:
RY GRIlN 3 wILLtAns..
No. S36, southeast corner 9Th and D streets.
By virtue of Adeed Of trsst, bearing date Juus
h 81 The Ella :na "a duly r.SSfasS Il
H. ais b. .s sass ssutS &.
in SQUARE sso, opposite the Phiiadelshia Bow, be:
tween nth end 18th streets east, shall sell
18th dag Of June 1883, the premises, ct O'Clock
Terms One half cash; balance in six months,
for note: bearing interest, and secured By
ana revenue stamps at the cost Of the purchaser
ESQ down the day Of sale !
GE0RGE G. B. MITCHELL, Trustee.
je IL eoAds CHEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-19
RY JOSEPH r. KELLEY
- heal Estate Agent and Auctiopeer
once, sos Eighth street west, near north st.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE FARM
IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY, MARYLAND
ABOUT Eight MILES FROM WASHfNG
INN CITY, AND ABOUT 0NE-HALF milk
WEST OF THE SEvENTH STREET ROAD.
Under ana BY virtue OF deed Of trust to the up.
dersigned, duly made and executed, bearing date on
the 10th day OF May, A. ID. 1896 and duly recorded
IN LiberE Is. p, No. 8. folios No. l3l, &C one of
the land records for Montgomery county in the
state OF Mary land and at the written reou EST of
enc 81 the parties, holding note secured thereby
l viii sell az public auction, on THU RsDAY the
yin gay oil July, 4; 1855 ct o'clock p m. at the
public house Of Thomas Moulton az BriehtWood.
on the cevehth-street read, IN the District Of
Columbia, large Farm, knewn as - ose nh Park -
tituate lying aud being about Gig hit go miles from
Washington city, and about one half mile vest Of
the said Seventh street road. in said Mont romary
county, containing one hundred and thirty -four
O34D acres, more or less. 49,
The above farm lies along the Point of Rocts
Railroad (which Is in the way Of CONSTRUCTION /
and In an improving part OF the county
The improvements consist of q new two storv
Frame House containing four rooms, and ont
buildings, with two never failing sprinRs of run-
ming water con, enient. There 10 also . THRIVING
young orchard OF choice ruit on the place About
forty scres Of the land 10 cleared and under cult
walton; and the balance is we'll timbered With pine
ma oak.
Any other information concerning the sbsye
signsd. either by calling on or addressing min 81
his efnce, No. 363 sth street vest, near north /
Terms made known en- dey ef sale.
JOSIPH KELLEY, Trustee.
in n aokda JO0EPH n. kELtBY Aucf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-19

RRAEay AMERIOAN OHRoMOs Tor saIe ct
II eli Respectable Art Stores. CssassSass nsilsd
i ng ! issvsa SSsssa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-19
AUCTION SALES,


Ists clerks .its Jss. o. ne0siU xQs.,l
:.s al g ave - sA
wIA HlTr t HAnI0H arp ea..sEs .g.sI
s 81 66sb H az iANH1ST!oE H.. -. =.
mot e :Ss'ss :ss:
Xsiass, R.siS: "a Sh..ssr s.r.,s.r.
Too Second ian3 sianos
sss: e cam. ssi a; Wow xi ss:s Ss.
sis 9. Ills AS E:sss: :s:''
Esstnsr 1sds. Belstsrs and Pillows
Cochin: :: al s Ssi: .:s,..
Shoes and Shoe Bones
70 Fine Counters
,iS:y q: siss.sis SssAin.
jeD COOPER 4 LArIMER, Aue.s.
B. s %A.t ss.. 81 SIS s .ss sr;E
HAERs0AE ROSEWOOD SEVEN octave
SssS RE- sar sfAtsacs sc SUITE II AJ6
m On s.r :! 3 o., FECEHISs sctn
One seven octave Rosewood. Iron frame Piano.
etoRAny ORDER
One Rose wood Psr!or Suite. ten pieces. made
. .ssss' x %sIs: :.s gs ssl. Mating
Refrieersters, Bteeeres
Cottage Sets, Shades, &C.
One IRE proof 0sfe
With other articles 10 the Furniture line.
je 1871 WI. WALL & CO, Auets.
III Whaa = Nall |! CO. AA.csioa.:c.
9e Louisiana avenue.
SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES, DC.
u. i 4. sqn. namSs s 's q
Saddle, Carriage and Work Horses, 70 full descrip-
ton ct sale,) comprising about
FIFTY HORSES AND MULES
suitable to SADDLE and harness, Of which full de-
scription at sale.
A pair of Chestnut Sorrell Work Horses.
Carriage and Harness.
a large collection Of New and Second hand Bug.
and other vehicles.
Also,
large collection Of New and Second hand Hsr.
Saturdays, without regard to weather
And A'le.'i .l wHIt t RF Gc . :s
RY 0RKlN WILLIAMs,
- Auetioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. s26, Southeast corner It'll aud streets.
EOTICK-CONsTABLEs SALE.
By virtue Of . writ OF Fieri faci as issued by T.
Of Co. sns to . tih sas
on Lot No
june
Ith at O'Clock, to satisfy execution in favor Of
%ss" i' aTLsk kSsO. for
JeH-d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-19
Rf COOPER LATIMER. Auetioneers,
- Late clerks with Jas. q. Mcclure q % :,
Southwest corner Penna. avenue and nth street
Star Once BUILDING

rRUsTII's SALE or A VALUABLE BUILD
ING Let ON THk S0UTH SIDE l. STRGGT
NORTH ,BkfWEEN 1sIH STRERr WEsT
AND CONNECTICUT AvEHUE
Of May, 10 5, and duly recorded In Liber n G. r.
No e. olios la, Ac,; oae Of the land records Tor
Warrington county, District OF Columbia shaIl
sell, on MONDAY AFTERNO0N, July 18th, isss
Ct O'Clock, on the premises, the western half OF
LOT ~, Square l63, HAVING front Of Ia tset by
side o. street north, between 18th street west
and Con necticus avenue.
Terms cash. Conveyenoing aud revenue stamps
ct cost of purchaser. SIS down ct time Of sale
NICHOLAS CALLAN, Trustee.
Je ~ eodds COOPER LATIMtR Auctp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-19


THE GREAT REMEDY FOR HOME
-
PURPOSES.
TAk1N lNTERNALLY-Halfa teaspoonful d.
luted IN water, IL pleasant drink-stimulating
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-19
RALTIMORB AND OHIO RAILROAD,
y WARRINGTON, May s, Noon, l069.

"AsniNSIO NJ my ., NUM- AooSs
~ Rs 3s
.s Tnrpsins between WASHINGTON AND BALTE
are nov run - follows, viz:
FOB BALTIMORE.
Leave daily, except SUNDAY ct 20, 800, and In
p M, ana 2:Q, and 80, and s:l5 ,. N.
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
And ss raiy' except Sunday, st7;oo . m, and as3
FOB WAY STATION SOUTH OF ANNAPo.
LIS JUNCTION.
Lesve at 500 and TOO .. m. and at 400 and ~
Pm.
FOB ANNAPOLIS
Leave at 100 .. IA. and 4: % D. m No traina "a
from Annapolis on Sunday.
ON SUNDAY
FOB BALTIMORE.
Leave Ut 500 o. M. and so and SIS ,, N
FOB WAY STATIONS
Leave at 500 10. and $50 and 3:4S D. m,
FOB ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave daily. except Saturday and Sunday, ats:
On Saturday u 500 .. m, and $50 ,. m.
On Sunday at 40 and 8.N D. m only connectfna
q Relay Station with trains from Baltimore @
Wheeling, ParkerSburR, &c.
THROUGH TICKETS to the West can be had a
the Washington Station Ticket Once ct aIl hours
In the day, - we'll - at the new ONCE 400 Penn.
sylvsnia avenue, where arrangements can be
= ade TO check baggage at hotels or private resi-
For New York, Philadelphia, and Boston, sss
advertisement { . Through Lins.n :
L. M. COLE, General Ticket Agent
ocS GEO. 3. kOONTZ. Agent. Washington,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-19

Its use In Asiatic Cholera. either as pfey6nnVe
or cure, Is OF more value to the world than all
other discoveries in vogue.
1t instantly secures rest, stops The Cramps and
Spasms, and holds the constituents Of the hi BOD to-
gether, eQualizing the circulation, and preventing
the separation Of the wstery constituents from the
other properties OF the blood and vomiting
and purgfng In Yellow Fever it is likewise all
potent, and with the assistance of Railway Pills
Will protect those exposed from attacks, and cure
them that may be seized.
In Fever and Ague, Typhoid, Bilious. Scarlet
and other Fevers, its use will always insure a
cure.
In Rheumatism, Eeuralgia, Gout, Tic Doloreux ,
Sore Throat Diptheria. Inf1uenzs, in all cases OF
Inflammation the Ready Relief, assisted when re-
quired With the Resolvent and Pills, will surely
effect ours.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-19
AUCTION SALES:


M PITCH 4 FOX,
D Real E.iaie 6ret~s a.d A.s,,o.e,,,,
Sullivan s'i'i's' St os sss It'll s. opposite Post
&c. Z. GRIFFITH. Asetionesr.l
AN UNBkoKHg FRONT or Two HUNDRED
AkD Highly IlvH GEEf OF NALC III
UNl4PkOvED PROP 89fT ON Tn hOkT n
Slph ~ ASSAc9 USETrs AvBNCe, oE
IM1IG ~ IkEkfH AND SRyENfEEKTH
ST1xAIS. AT AUUf1ON, :
On friday AGfAknOON, June 70, ct
oeIoSx, % the Rrenfers, ne shah cell Lots mum.
pefed ~ y, -, >, $, y, 3, 80, 60 a, q, and Is. Of
nerrtes = subdivision Of south half Of eausre Isl
Ptceennue On unhrokea frons Of - feet On 0sssa
ehueetn svsnee; between sixtsenth and Seven
!ssnts street,: Thee koss Are On srAds asd frost
2fieet, and AL the Lots run 60 nne alley oIaree
trent % this will probably never again be oaere
In oun % oss time on this sVlendiG avenue Tue
TUE 70 this HroReru s perect, and an abstract Of
the scos ~ William II. WaEA. Esa. :. toeesks or WITH
epat o. the aubdivisioa, may be seep az our once
ana also on the ground 81 time Of sale
Leee Len. twelve in number, will be offered In
LUX ana II not sold In this way will imm eli atey
be offered 10 parcels Of three lots each
Terms: Han caRh, balance in ak and twelve
months bearing interest; deferred payments 20 be
seoursd ~ deed OF trnst en- the premises: or. A
porchaser prsfers. tvelve cents on each foot nav
remain, pay able in three equ Il nav ments 81 Ak
eighteen, end thirty months.
chaser. " S~
es9 down IL sold in bulk; sloO down on each
jel5 FITCH FOX, Auctioneers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-19

By virtue OF 5 deed d trust exseate BY lphrsim
Hdmonston and wife. dsssd lsth May, 1854, sad re-
sSsasS IN LiSs r. 9; z. No g iSie 90, And q
at public sale en- THURSDAY, the 18th day Of
JUNE .sss !. S1 sSs q
ias, e the city q WsseinEss.a ssts = ssd Il
S On q Is let 70 g i;es viie alley " shs
One ~ S ssas ssdis q e. 'c,chs..
veySncins nad revenue stseys e the cost Of the
pur,ssssf. 6t STes H H,fisIt Tru:..s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-19
rRUsrHEY SALE

OY COOPTR q LATIMER, AuctioneeFs,
d. Hssfe clerks With Jas. G. Mcclure q DO. a
RouthWsS corner OF PennA. av and Eleventh sts
Star Once Building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-19

PERSONS SUBJECT to appopexy, heart dis.
ease, headaches sudden Paintings, should keep the
Relief near them; Q teaspoonful in water, will, in
three minutes, remove Gil din Guilty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-19
NEW IMPROVEMENT IN READY
RELIEF.
NEW O0BKs. LARGE BOTTLES.

We have at last succeeded n getting Cork that
The substitution Of the India Rubber 0to mar
VIII prevent the evaporation Of the volatile
Dc kept corked to prevent the action Of thc etmos
The bottles are much enlarged, 90 that nsr.on
receive a. much Ready Rebel for g cent? ~ fbsv
will get for q Of the Pain Killers I'd othsr =
eens LinimeIts. DC. 3. 3. Relief 50 cents nss hot
tie. Bee that every bottle u stampod Viii m
Ask for Rsiief Il new bottles ssyio. STAMP
u. B.-Persons n ssue districts should take
morning; This Will protect yea against Yeyer M
Ague and oil other xevess. my ~ soIm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-19

If SUDDENLY SEIZED With pain, one tsa
spoonful glass OF water ,wfll, in few mi Htss
Remove all Uneasiness.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-07-31
VOLUME VI.-NUMBER gill

compromise is considered necessary, which
will probably continue the commissionership
in Republican hands.
Alarge number of ofice-holders have been
discharged on account Of the meagre appro-
priations made by Congress.
Internal Revenue to-day one and three quar-
ter millions.
The Kansas Democratic Convention has NOM
mated G. W. Glyck for Governor, and Maxwell
McCustar for Iieutenant-G Governor.
An Omsha dispatch says that reports have
reached that place from Wood River, Nebras-
ka. that large band of Sioux and Cheyennes
had attacked small party Of Pawnee scouts,
under Lieut.. Hawley, killing one Pawnee,
wounding Lieut.. Hawley, and capturing the
arms and ammunition.
The Senate of Tennessee unanimously de-
clared yesterday that the State was unable to
pay the interest on its debt, and passed bill
providing for the funding Of both principal and
interest for three years. A resolution was in
troduced in, the Senate to raise a committee to
wait upon the Governor and ask him to recon-
mend the removal Of political disabilities from
the disfranchised citizens of Tennessee.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-07-31
The Tri-Weekly N ews
for four months costs but
Seventy-fve Cents to each
member Of a Club Of ten.
THINGS IN THE STATE.

The same paper says: "Col. a. S. Buford,
President of the Airline Railroad, was in
town few days ago. We had the pleasure OF
an interview with him, and were gratified to
learn that measures are being instituted to ad-
vance the prospects OF this road aud eecure its
early completion"
The Newberry Herald says: "During. the
late thunder storm, we learn that tree ABOUT
thirty feet from the dwelling house OF Mr.. Alb
new Reeder, OF this district, was struck by
lightning and torn to pieces. 1t happened at
night, while the family we're in bed, and the
concussion was sensbly felt, and Mr.. Reeder,
thankful that no one in the house experienced
hurt, felicitated himself that the Only loss sus-
tanned was tree"
The Sumter Watchman says: The resi-
dence Of Rev. b. B. McCallum was forcibly
entered on Tuesday night last, and clothing,
bed covering &C., carried of, to the amount OF
near one hundred dollars. On the following
night, one OF the storerooms attached to the
department of Captain Samuel Place was also
forcibly entered, and three sacks Of corn car
ried off, which small quantity, fortunately tor
The Captain, was all in the storeroom at the
time.
The South Carolina Baptist Convention
assembled IL Newborry on Friday. hev. >.
Culpeppcr, IF Darlington, delivered the INTRO
ductorv sermon. The Convention was organ
ized by The election of Rev. J. L. Reynolds,
D. D., President; Rev. J. Q. B. Dargaan, D. D.,
Vice. .presldeut; Rev. J. T. Morran, Secretary;
and Prof c. H. Judson, Treasurer.
Delegates appeared from nearly every sec
ton of the state. Resolutions were offered
with reference to systematic benevolence, the
South Carolina Baptist, and Furman Universi-
y. Furman University seemed to be the chief
subjec. Of interest during the Convention On
this subject many interesting and stirring ad-
dresses were made, and at once contributions
and pledges we're made to relieve the Uaiver-
sity from its present pecuniary pressure. The
spirit of inte. st and liberality with which tie
members OF the Convention. rallied to the sup
port Of this institution, was highly comm snl-
able. Convention adjourned sinc die tuesday
morning.
The anderson Intelli gcnccr sGys: "Apou.
two weeks ago notorious negro glrl named
Mary disappeared from tEs community. Seye-
yal DAYS eiarsed before the fact became known
70 TIC white people generally, and then :here
were ihe widest ruynoea aioat regarding :!"r
fate, such - hep last appeals for mere; bein-;
heard bv other negroes in the direction @:
Bocky River, DC. The greater part q !as. weei
vas spent by parties dragging the r:veT 20. ::eI
body; cast-ofi clothes were identified. anG a:''
amount OF the ycIiest nonsense re!isd upon T.;
many OF the negroes. In the n al;;ms nj; me
missing girl had been discovered a. wan al!p I,
and on Saturday uigllt last man was
sent ihcrc 10 ascertain the coiIs c! less
of the report, II possible. He came p"ch cE