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Condensed Locals.

The committee OF architects appointed to ex-
anime the Ssaton House report il entirely safe.
Work was commenced on the new Sth street
(west) sewer at the intersection Of n street, this
morning.
Thirty printers have been furloughed at the
Government Printing Office, on account of a
dearth OF copy"
The wood pavement on sth street, between
Pennsylvania ID street and Pennsylvania ave-
nue.. was completed yesterday.
At the meeting of the board of county school
commissioners yesterday the rules and regu-
lations presented at the last meeting webe
adopted.
A colored female child about two months Old
was found last evening on the steps Of 935 y
street, which was taken in charge by a colored
woman, named Mary Ann Harris.
A committee of citizens from the 18th district
on behalf Of the workingmen are to wait on the
Board of Public Works this evening, to obtain
the consent Of the Board to reduce the time of
working to eight hours per day, or increase the
pay to 50 for ten hours labor.
THE WORK OF IMPRovEMENT.-Oneh hun
dred new lamps are to be erected next week.
The committee OF citizens owning property on
Capitol Hill, who requested the improvement
OF East Capitol and intcTsecting streets, have
been authOritatively informed that their re-
quest would receive favorable consideration by
tho Board of Public Works. Among the pro-
posed improvements are Paving East Capitol
street; street south, from the avenue to Lin
coin Park, with the continuation of the work on
Maryland and Pennsylvania avenues, and on
north street The erection OF a new pump at
INT Coi vi iiul anu n streets southeast mas
been ordered, and the superintendent of lamps
has been directed to have gas main laid and
lamps erected on street north between 14th
and 18th streets The water registrar has been
directed to put up hydrsnts at the following
named localities Northeast corner of 10th and
b streets northeast; corner of Sd and streets;
corner of NJ and list streets; on L street, oppo-
site houses of W. j. Hoffman on Sd street north
west, between o and L streets.
A SUSPICIOUS CHARACTER.-About1 O'Clock
this morning officer Lawler found man, who
gives the name of Charles Ellis, over Judd's
lewelry store, on 9TH street, near Odd Fellows
Hall, who appeared to have been asleep, and as
he could give no good account of himself he
was taken to the station. He states that he came
from Pottsville, Pa, and is a tool tnisher by
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MI. y. A. Boswell Unanimously Re
nominated In the Seventeenth Dis


q.
nominated I'm the Seventeenth Dis.
trlct.
A meeting of the republican club OF the Sew
enteenth district was held last evening at Island
Hall, and the room was filed to oyerfowing
MI. Il. A. Boswell called the club to order and
the assemblage was resolved into q mass meet
ing, Col. Perry Carson in the chair, and w. H.
Ccstin secretary. Mr.. Costin offered a resolu-
ton nominating Mr.. +. A. Boswell as their cam
didate for the House Of Delegates, which was
adopted with loud cheering. The resolution sets
forth that they had watched with much interest
the course OF their delegate, Mr.. Boswell, and
discovered no cause to lose confidence in him as
afriendt to the black man and the laboring man,
he having worked throughout for the best in
best interests of the district that he shall be re-
turned to the Legislative Assembly. Mr.. Mar
shall offered resolutions deprecating the action
OF disappointed contractors In endeavoring to
destroy the unity OF The party; pledging support
70 the four million loan; and respectfully asking
that their Delegate TO Congress, the Governor
the Board OF Public Works, and the members OF
the Legislature use their efforts to establish in
an unmist&ksble manner the wages Of the labor
ing men at 50 per day. Chaplain j. W. Green
moved TO lay the resolution on the table, as the
law already prescribed - per day. Mr.. Costin
urged that laying the resolution on the table
would be virtually repudiating the Governor
Chaplain Green's motion was lost and the reso-
intons adopted Mr.. Green submitted resolu-
Ton from the general committee that no man
mas the right to vote In nominating meetings 81
repubhcans who has heretofore voted against
that party, unless he pledges himself to sustain
All republican nominations, and in good faith
use.arss me- puTpose to act with the republican
Mr.. Boswell was loudly called for. and. amid
great enthusiasm, responded In a speech, in
which he declared himself in favor of electipg
the Council and all other officers of the Distric3
government by the voice OF the people He
offered the resolution in the House OF DELEGATES
making eight hours legal days work. and
hoped Il would pass In the next Legislature He
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Mr. CHARLES WHEATLEIGH has a benefit at
the National Theater tonight, Ellie or the
Cherry Tree Inn" will be again presented. This
play should be seen BY all admirers of the sensa-
uonal drama, as IL will be withdrawn after 70.
moTrov night to make room for other novelties.
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THE MOST LASTING, AGREEABLE and BE.
FREsHING OF ALL PERFUM or use on tn
Handkerchief, at the Toilet, and in the Bath. For
sale by all Druggists and Perfumers. ,s-fmwly
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OUR GERMAN CITIZENS IN FAyop or THE
Loan BILL-The meeting Of German citizens
At Beek's Hall last evening, organized an asso-
citation 70 be called the Central Republican
Club. Mr.. Henry like was cho en- nresident
Dr. &. II. Schmidt and n. III. Miller vice presi-
dents, X. Springsguth secretary, and l. Dietrich
treasurer. Resolutions were adopted endorsing
the Territorial government and the four-million
bill, and speeches were made By Drs. Schmidt
and ROeser, y. Wolf, A. p. Pardon and others
in favor OF the District administration.
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TO THE VOTERS OF THE DISTRICT or
COL UMBIA:
The Board Of Registration for the District Of 90
lunnbia viii held sessions from O'Clock m until
O'Clock, r. m. Of each day hereinafter mentioned
for the purpose Of registering the voters residing IN
the District Of Columbia, at the following named
places:
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BFNEFIr.-The next Concert OF
the Band, is to be given at Town
Hall, en- Wednesday eve, April l2th
ISL. We are informed it will be
for the benefit of their Leader. Mr..
II. b. Chase. vino has lahored hard
70 bring the Band up to the point
oi proficiency it has attained, and
The members take this means to. in
part, show their appreciation of his
lahors as Instructor and Leader:
and our citizens should all te.4{ them
selves under some obligations to rs
Sl>t in giving him a crowded house,
and thus show their respect for one
well worthy their support. Let all
alter, and fill the house till the
beams creak beneath their weight,
and thus give Mr.. Chase d rousing
benefit.
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Dr. y. Johnson. one OF g most
successful practitioners of his time.
invented what is now called John.
sons Anodyne Liniment. The great
success OF this article in the cure of
Bronchitis and all diseases of throat
and lungs, will make the name of
johnson net less favorably, if less
widely. known than that OF Louis
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Che sNarkns.
WalertoWn Union Liv, Stock
Market,
For she week ending March -

For the week ending March -
AMOUNT OF LIVE sfo,k ATM'kkEr
Cattle, Sheep a Lpmbs. Swim.
This week, SOL il'3 so
Last week, l9l 3iJ 400
One year ago. ~ 800 3l3
Prices of Market Beef-tcra, $l2.jl tn
sl2Oa; first quality, 1850 10 $ll,Oo; second
IN lity, $500 to 5000; third quality, s75O
To $50
Prices of store Cattle-Workiig oxen per
pair, $50 $500, s!5o. 10 Z -.
Milch COWS aud calves Z 20, 80 s5j, Ia SSj.
Yearlings, go To n; two wears old, 4 y To
$40; thee Years did, $ls 10 600.
Western fat Swine, live 81 To Io!c; dressed
10. to I0.c.
Prices OF Sheep aud Lamhs--h lots. 4. so
81, $50, 1915. to each; extra 800 to si1J
from ! To lie per Id,
Spring Lambs, - to $3.50
Veal Calves. A. toe =.
Prices of Hides. 1allo@ anG Skins Hides,
5sc per H. Tallow Sic to dcpcr H. f.lts.
81. 3 Ia 4 IS each; Calf skins IL TO l;cpcr III.
Prices OF poultry-EStra l9l 10 Nc prime,
~ 20 l9c; good X to Isle medium to
III i; poor To medium lie to l6
y. u. Brcf-ENtra an first quality in
cludes nothing but the best, large, fat, oxen
Second aud third quality Includes oxen aud
two aud three years old Steers.
Shep-EXtra includes Co,,cts. aud when
hose OF inferior quality are thrown out,
REMARKS
Cattle-Nnpplics are increasing, and not on
" supplies, but prices have advanced .c per
pound. Butchers anXions, and were buA
Early to secure fhrir complement. The most
II the cattle were of better grade. Some
'eally fancy, head, the best, we're sold 10y j.
3, Cook, at Mcdtord, 1t / ic ucr pound, dress
$500 lbs. each, tNew Hampshire Cattlc.l
shcep-Reccipt> about jlp more than last
week from the North The mack on Sheep |
; improving in like proportion H. Cattle. The |
atty averages better. Some ilock- seig hcd |
ctween l3O AID 40 lbs per head
foultrymen are pay Ing better prices for live
ow that The Western Poultry is out Of the
faJ. The bulk OF supple, must now le re-
ived from the North. Best lots were sold
y DeWol & Brown at dc per pound, mostly
dickens.
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Masonic.

CusRIrY LoDGE, No. -. Regular ',mmu.
oications at Masonic Hall in 'iurdy's Building
-" "Wednesday of the week in which the moon
ALL. r.. Clark, W. NJ; j b. W. Plchard
Secretary
MI LgB,SoN X. A. CHAPTER. Meetings AT
Masonic Hall on, "Wednesday afternoon of the
as,k IN which the moon lnlls :, u. iinaton,
Up. Dr.. j. II Jones, Secretary
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bradford Council No. N.

Meetings At Masonic Hall on Wednesday af.
70 ru on Of the week in which the moon fulls,
in the month, o. ssP ,,mn; ps',s'l March
/ Brittou, Recorder.
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Post p. r. Wn.hhurn. q. a. r.,

DEPARTMENT OF VERMONT,
= b Davis. C0m'r. +. +. Gould, Adi't
Meets cyery other FRIDAY.
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RelInlOu, Societies.

METHODIST ErIscor.L CurRcH. Rev. c.
rahor Pastor. sabbath services--ln0rning
=, no 3 afternoon AT Ills. aud o'clock.
CoyGRnGArIoSAL CHURCH. Rev, j, X. vii
iiams, Pastor sabbath services at $3.50 A:
n and lis, and o'clock z. M.-lThe latter
IN the Academy buildingl
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Local and State Matters.

WANTED-at this oilice--a tc.
male compositor; one who under
stands the business, and can So
manuscript.
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HALLWAY Trims.

Going sonth-Mnil Tram leaves Bradford
q, lO;I5 A. NJ; Freight, ll,F Nj; Stock
lMondaysl 90 rM
a aDpM. freight, 10 t3AM
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In taillre, March 4 ISL Frank EAg r.
youngest son of J. c. and Bell NJ lulkin,
a srd month";, and 10 days
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I. d. orc, II.

RIVERSIDE LoDGE. No. 90 Meetings every
Tuesday evening at Templar's Hall. Shep.
herdson's Building DIR, J. \. CLARK, W. {. r.;
Mrs. j n. Clark, Secretary.
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Bradford village
Malls.

sou,hsrn mail closes at 1915 An arrives
Northern mail closes at 500 =. Nj arrives
At HAM,
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Music furnished for Fairs, Picnics, &c, at
reasonsb BILE rates.
II. B. CnAsB, Leader.
FB DAVIS, Clerk.
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NAss HE'D.

March -. by Rev. i. n. NnIL,a>. ar. IA l.
lp L. Mason of Monroe. \ H. and Mrs Mary
} llntchus of Haverhil. n. H.
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iloRSE THEIvES.-frank Smith
and Edward Perkins stole a horse,
wagon, robe and blanket from ID.
/ y. CloSSon of Thettord. on Thurs
day night, March 3oih. They We're
persued by Dep. Sheriff 5. X. Der
~. and he with the assistance of
Sheriff Collins and Dep. Sheriff
Barron captured them at Plaiu6eld
on Friday night. They were taken
to West TopSham and brought he
fore Justices .. II. Watson and {.
5. Miles, and waving examination
was held to bail in the sum of $1,000
each. Not getting bail they we've
committed to Chelsea Jail, Apr. 2d.
LARGE HEIFER. Mr.. l.. p. Eos
ter of East Corinth, has a three
years old Durham Heifrr which is
worthy of special notice. She
weighs 1920 pounds. and is not fat. /
She has IA calf 10y her side, and has
had only ordinary keeping. Ii any
other locality can beat that, let's
hear from it.
While we would remark,
That for weighs" that are dark. &c.
East Corinth is peculiar.
Which the same we would dare maintain.
j. G.. Stevens astonished IA set of
platform scales the other
day 10y stepping upon them. They
under his weight until he
brought the bar up at 346 lbs. Ste
rens must enjoy himself hugely
" hen he feels well all over.
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Why are so many buying the
Wheeler Il W iIson sewing machine (?
Because they are the best; being
the easiest and stilleSt running, bat
one tension and no Shuttle to both
cr with.
}. NJ. WARDEN, A Agent
Bradford. VI.
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or,drord ~c.c",iiic A.socin,iou.

Meeting. semimonihly, at their rooms in
Hardy Building Roswell faInham, Pres
ileut: c. II. Harding Secretary.
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THErF'D CENTRE.-H. Il. Brown
has sold his half Of the paper mil
in this place to II. +. Sloan, and til,
mill will he run under the name OF
Cram & Sloan.
Mr.. IL. Cummings has sold his
hotel, store and stock of goods, Ia
&. ID. Lucas, who will continue to
accommodate the public.
IAVERHILL.-AmO ng the indus
tries of this town not the least no
tlceable is the steam saw mill At the
foot OF Black Mountain. owned by
Eben & Ayers, of Nashua, and
mrnaged by Mr.. Sanborn of Bristol.
There has been cut at this Mill the
past year about one aud a half mill.
ion feet of lumber, mostly INTO bob.
bin stuff which is shipped to Nashua
The mill gives steady employment
to fifteen hands, in the winter more.
BARNET.-The old Grcenbanks'
factory was burned last SATURDAY..
at noon. II has not been used for
many years, and was of small val.
ne. Ii caught tire upon the roof. |
Fourteen other buildings caught
from it also, which made lively times
for Il while. None others were burn.
nj however The factory belonged
TO Robert Harvey. No in urance.
"Cleanslng the blood upon which
have harp, d so much is
lot a mere catch word and delusion.
Ine microscope shows that some
diseases exist like parasite growths
Ipon the globuIes Of the blood, and
Is further known that some sub
le substances destroy or eXpel ,
hem. These Substances have Teen
70 make Ayers SarSapar.
la, which does effrctually expel the
lSordcrS that breed and ranklc in {
he blood to rot out as it wert the
lacLinery of life Mercer Pa.)
6
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A census taker ont West reports
eight thousand colonels in his dist
rict. "rhere used to he more III
that part of the country" he says,
"but large number of them have
been raised to generals
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A doc,er's motto is supposed to
be 'patIent> and long suffering"
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4 GOOD IDEA.-Mr. James Cham
berlin of East Coriuth, Vt, an old
gentleman almost past labor. adopt
ed the following method of doing
some good to the rising generation,
Oy making. and placing before the
small boys Of the winter term of
school, to be presented to the boy
at the close Of the term, who had
pest conducted himself through the
term. The decision of tie case TO
oe made by three men appointed by
Mr. Chamberlin. The terms were,
mat the boy was to use no ptOi;lhe
'ansuaee, obey all orders at school,
De gentlemanly and polite in street
and store. 1t would do any one
good to see the pleasure it gives
Ieorge W. Prescott, a boy # about .
eght years of age, to have any one /
ask him about the new wheelbarrow, !
he being the lucky boy, who, 10y his
Sood behaviour received the prize.
Let or old men make wheelbarrowS,
AHu cur Young men use them. We
Anow not what good may he done
~ such small acts of kindness
way the good example of our friend
chamberlain be followed in other
places, that some good may come
Out Of small things. NJ.
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Report Ct the Condition OF the
Orange tea1ly NATIONAL BANK Of chelsea. It..

AT CLOSE OF BUSINESS MARCH Is, 1871.
Resources.
Loans & Discounts, So, $50 Il
bNtrdrattS, 267 -
L. ). Bonds. to secure circulation, 200 600 0
do and seculrrts on hand S0.Oji o.
National Bank OF redempt'u stock. 1000 o.,
Due from redeemng n reserve ag'ts $780, )
Banking House. l.i1O ~
Curten' cNpel SEES, - II
Cash items Including Rev. stamps.l ll33l 05
Bills of other National Banks. 20 90
Fraci' nal currency Including nickels) 53l -
Specie. a. 80
Legal Tender notes. HOO %
per cent. certificates $4,000 90
si25,7J2 Il
Liabilities.
Capital Stock p0id in. 100000 90
surplus fund l2.7l2 10
Interest. aud Profit and Loss. 40,3)j 81
National Bauk circulation, out
standing. 1860 90
Individual Deposits, l2,sjJ ~ I
Unpaid dividends, 2i0 o. |
s425.752 u |
o. C. HATCH. Cashr.
STATE OF VERMONT, !
Orange County. -.
Id. c. lloughtun. Jr.. Cashier Of the Or
ingr ountN National Bank .do ,ulrmuiv swear
hat the above statement is true, to the best
u my knowledge and belief
q. &. I,rCH. Cash'r
Subscribed and sworn to before me this >3d
lay of March, Isl.
L RILEY {. JONES, Justice of the Peace |
Coucct.-Attc>t.
". BARTHOLOMEW. }
ELIHr HIDE. Directors
JOHN H. BACON,
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How to rai,c beets-take hold of
the tops and pull.
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WaitsyilIc Fire District.
DIX. ANDRoRs, Chief Engineer
J. c. SrEARNs, Clerk.

wAGrsvrLLF FIRE EVGINE Co. j C. Stearns
Porsman: Alden stevens Clerk. Meetings on
ia. first Thursday ol every month.
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n A R D W A r { .

VI ''hN'
For the Farm and Garden TRY it.
Put mp in neat Packages containing about
3N kernel, each
Field and Sweet Corn 30 cts per package.
Pop Corn % ct.. per package.
S"ht to amy address, post PAID ON receipt OF
price.
From the Boston CuAirdior of November
>, is'0 branching firld aud Sweet Corn of
TIE iitst ntmed variety, tracing lis ancestry To
Yellow canada Corn Hn ear l. produced ~
the aAiiS ui t"rl,aNcS, averaging from three
To hNc well formed ears 81 n stalk; stalks
with eight well formed ears averaging from
eight IL ten iuchc, N length have b,ca grown.
u Il ready Ia harvest III niuctN days from
planting. l he ratlinco,, beauty aud rNtraur.
dlndlN prOductlveu,, climed 10. it. cannot
but Recommend it to the notice OF eVerN farm.
er The ~ Gar sweet Corn, of like habits ears
eight Inches IA length, averaging from three
10 hNr well formed ears tuA stalk. early. ten
der sweet and delicious. lie, iarmrrs and
SaUlrNcrr n,itkc "A note OF tins.
MI Jud-uu Ia, druioustra eel what can be
done hv carr and .kil M tine cultivation oi
Corn an u" one. a, IL seems 10 us can fail to
-" That 10y planting thl, variety, the Weld OF
lhc INDIAN Corn crop must he greatly in
creased. Let farmers try 1T
Fol sale lay f. y. DAVIS & co.
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ened, falling hair checked, aud ba J.
ness Often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore .aa
hair where the follicles are dcsirovod
or the glands atroplricd and decay.
But such as remain can be saved rar
usefulness by this application. II.
OF touling the hair with a pasiy sedl-
ment. it will keep it clean and vieorou..
Its occasional use will prevent the 5air
from turning gray or falling of, aud
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those dclcterious substances y Llch
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious to the hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. Ii wanted
merely for "a
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Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair to
lis natural Vitality and Color

A dressing which
is at once agreeable.
healthy, and cilcctual
Tor preserving Ito
hair. Faded OF qrap
hdlr as soon restor 4
to ITS original coIgr
w'M The gloss on3
freshness Of yout
Thin hair is tiitk
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H'CiDENT ON THE MONTPELIER
rNp WELLS RIVER RAILRoApi-
a'"ey, Savage aud Cain were
oy the premature explosion
sn;r 0"oer with which they were
d d seam for blasting the other
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LYME.-Lyme is rejoicing over
We prospect of having a first class
uo'el'-Mr. j. S. Kent. having pur-
'"aSed the Perkins estate, is putting
" III thorough repair. aud furnish
"S 1t throughout with new and
''l HSh furniture. Mr. Kent is a go
ahead, business man.
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Inc Item going the rounds of the
r"lefs giving the aiticulars of the
r'"lns OF the dead body of Mrs.
"'"'pSon, IN the woods in Tops
"'i'' VT, is incorrect. No such
,"'ulnStance has happened in Tops.
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Advices received from South Carolin;

Advices received from South Carolina
state that at Spartanburg, on Wednesday
evening last, a Ku KluX den, consisting OF
IA chief and twenty members, surrendered
to United States Marshal Johnson, with
their arms and DISCUSSES. Up to Friday
morning seventy arrests had been made i'll
he vicinity of that town alone. Spartan
burg is known to be the headquarters for
hat Congressional district. Arrests have
been made in other counties, but the num-
Der is not known here.
Attorney General Alderman is still with
Colonel Merrill. For prudential reasons
very little is said in administration circles
Is to the information of which the Depart
nent of Justice is in possession. A num-
Der of well known citizens are missing,
Including Mr.. Lyle, a member of the Leg
idature, who is reported to be the chief OF
the Khan for that district. Among those
who have disappeared are two or three
cergymen, known for their strong rebel
p;oclivities. II
The officers of the law are proceeding
steadily with their work, and before the
arrests are all made they will, it is affirm
ed show the existence of deep and wide
conspiracy against the State, the laws and
all who sustain them. Most of the Ku
Khlx refugees are known to have fled to
Georgia, where the order is quite strong.
The Grand Cyclops for that State is believ-
ed to be a son-in-law of Robert ToOmbs -
Ha'dld, Washington DispGtcb..l