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SIFA ED.
strayed from the Patten property" Port De-
post about the 25th of May. last four SsA
YOUNG CATTLE, viz: two-y ear old Heller NY
and Steer 10 months old, both white and>x-lI.-A
spotted with red Also, nue-ycpr Old led
Steers alghtly spotted with white. All marked with
tar ON right hip. Any person arre-tng and informing
the subscriber Of their whereabouts will hr reasonably
rewarded. Address L. T. EVANS
Nov. 25, 1s1l--iw Port D.posit Cecil Co MI
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Court began on the Goth.
A new post office has been established in
Miles River Neck, and John B. Todd
appointed postmaster.
Wild geese and ducks are very plentiful
in the river, at St. Mchaels
A. II. Larrimore, of Easton, had his
collar bone broken, recently, by being
thrown from his buggy.
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The wonderful remedy for Cancer, Syphilis.
Scrofula. Ulccrs. Pulmonary Com.
plants, Salt Rheum, and all Chronic
BLOOD Diseases, is prepared from the Genuine
CundurangO Bark, from Lola Ecuador, secured
by the assistance of tho authorities Of that county 1t
is the most elective. prompt and certain Alternative and
blood purifier known. Sold by all Druggists in
pint bottles, having them name trademark and
directions. Send for circular. Office and Laboratory
No. GO Cedar Street. New York.
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The new sheriff, w. S. Forwood, entered
on his duties on the 18th.
107 acres of land belonging to the heirs
of the late DR.. Mathews, was sold to Henry
NJ. Duncan, for $3, 200.
The Rev. B. f. Myers. formerly eff Beth
ell Presbyterian Church in this county, was
recently installed pastor of the Quarries
and Mount Paran Presbyterian Churches
ia Baltimore county.
The "Oyster Navy or part of it, has
made its appearance at Havre de Grace.
Philip Philips viii DO at Havre de Grace
on the evening of the 9th
Major A. NJ. Hancock, L. S. Consul to
Malaga, reached Baltimore on the steamer
LetpsiS, on Saturday. He comes home on
leave. He 6e!angs to Hartford.
During the week ending Saturday, Goth
ulto, 1O5 boats passed the outlet lock-29
of which loaded with lumber, coal, grain,
&c. were towed to Philadelphia. 55 loaded
with Goa! and pig iron, went to Baltimore,
and 81 loaded with coal and lumber were
unloaded, at Hayre dc Grace and Perry
vile.
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Correspondence of III, Richmond pispalch.


PETERSBURG, October II. 1871.
Elaborate and energetic preparations are
being made for the Agricultural Fair, now
close at hand, and the grounds show ample
evidences Of Improvement aud cmbeliish-
mcnt Workmcn arc buSily occupied gra-
ding the track and preparing it for use :;
erecting on the top OF the highest elevation
within the enclosure large frame l ,nq,iiIIdino
Tor the purposes of esinG coops for fowls;
rle a 80 ~, filling up, withdrawing, &c.
A novel feature Of attraction has been
added to the grounds in the filing up with
water of the space incloSed by the race
trark,-an area Of more than an
acrc-making handsome lake, on
which. during the Fair, there will be sail
boats ana row-boats to diversity the scene
and the pleasures OF the occasion. large
she'd is 10 he erected also for the shelter
and accommodation OF such heavy articles
OF machinery as steam ngiucs, thrc>hinG
machines, dc. The accommodations of the
grounds may now To considered very ample
and convenient. Ry-lhc.hyc, | hear that
Mr.. l.. \. DAYTON, Of your city, proposes
to exhibit some OF the machinery lnanuiac-
t,,rcu al his establishment 1t our Fair.
The procession through the streets this
morning OF John R"i,in>un's caravan was
like Il tlllmphal march. The town turned
itself inside out TO inspect the pageant.
The baud-wagon, and elephant, ana tcUp'
ard, and rcd cages, all ana snnary. mace
deco imprc<sion, especially on the juvenile
mind and imagination and old john had
an immense attendance in the afternoon.
and VIII doubtless DC equally we'll patron~
ICED Tonight.
Tue old man, it is said, has not been re-
Gently travelling with his circus, but has
hcrn sick in Cincinnati. lie was expected
10 io;n the circus here, but, believe, has
not yet arrived.
Or. George t.. RivcS, nominated for the
Senate hy the Conservative Convention yes
1crdav, has communicated to the commit
mi,tcr. in brief and pointed letter, his
acccltaucc OF the nomination. DR.. RiVrs
is Il very energetic and .iudicious man, and
aunu,,ncps that he VIII devote himself with
al bis mowers to the work of tho canvass.
There seems GOOD reason 10 hope That he
may BE- cicctcd.
the new chairs and part of the scenery
of the Academy Of Music have arrived,
also the great reflector OF corrugated glass.
Mr.. Ford will certainly be here DUNG Far
week. 1t is stated, however, thut some
changes will have TO be made in the c0fnlce
around the galleries before The building IS
fully ready for use.
4 fight took place yesterday evening be-
Tween John Hair anu Richard Mitchell,
in which the latter was struck ACROSS me
Uranium with a stick and severely cut. lie
i dong very well to-day.
During the tobacco year which ended
October lst. 1871, 4,TSl ,62G pounds Of loose
tobacco were inspected in the warehouses
Of the city.
The Progress says The pictures oil one
Traylor (whlte) and William Jackson lnc-
prol, both members of The police force,
Trre taken together at photograph gal
lerv a day or two since, and that Traylor
stole two of the pictures. A specimen,
this, of our Radical municipal authorities.
ROBIN ADAIR.
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Texas Affairs.
THE MARTIAL LAW PROCLAMATIOS DISGUISE
IN THE LEGISLATURE ARREST OF CITIZE:iS--
MORE ELECTION RETrREy.

THE MARTIAL LAW PRoCbAMATIoS DISCUSSED
IN THE LEGIsJATURE-ARRES OF CITIZE:is--
MORE ELECTION RETURNS.
AUSTIN, TEXAS, October 1.-THE Co.
vern0r's proclamation of martial law was
taken up in the House of Delegates, and Il
resolution introduced 10 sustain The &C.
vernon. 1t was opposed Ivy many leading
Republicans. rlumly, Radical from Gal
weston county, opposed it bitterly. He
said: ! shall vote against the Governors
proclamation of martial law because !
think it is illegal, and ] will not
be deferred from the expression Of
my opinion against it by the cry
OF my having gone over to the De-
mocracy. l shall vote against it because
/ am II Republican, and regard the pro-
clamation as destructive to the party and
subversive of the Constitution aud liberties
Of the people. The Governor has made
mistake, and l will not be compelled,
under party lashing, to endorse and ratify
the error. Ny county has increased Its
Democratic minority from 100 in two years
to 2, 600, and this increase is caused by en-
forcing just such illegal and Irregular de-
claratiOnS of martial law rs We are now dis
cussing."
GALVESTON, October 13.-Thc colored
militia has arrived ut GroSbeck. Business
is suspended there, and all the roads lead
ing to the place arc guarded, and no one
TO pass in or out. TYa1ccd under
zcns have hGcn appearance before Judge
Oliver. Much Indignation is felt.
Additional returns from the second dis
trict increase Corners majority. The De-
mocratS have doubtless elected all four
The aggregate Democratic
majority in the State is cstiu1utcu az 4u,uuO.
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Enc Es0chSyidSc Fatr.
i{cportc,! Tor the Dispatch.
LEXINGTON, October 13, Il

LEXINGTON, October 13, 1871.
The prominent feature OF the falr lo,uaF
was an address prepared 10y commodore
ua,uy ana read By DR.. K. L. Madison, OF
he Virginia Military Institute. rms adj
Iress. which the Commodore VIII denver
in ncrson in Memphis, Tenn, was TO eH-
plain and enforce TWO important lcsolu'
lions; which We give in lllii' e ,,;,
q" Eesolred, l. That The president OF tnts
society be, and is hereby, lnstructea 10 pc
,,t;nr in Lehaif of the farmers of Virginia,
~. 1872 T'rnited States Government, through
th,r state Department and the Executive,
IN favor of the establishment by lnterhl-
tional co0periiion Of general anu sSstehi-
utir MAN of meteorological observations
and crop rcportS and TO request the oo-
varumcnt. in furlherancc ot TINS oDlcct, 10
invite the other nations TO meet IN tue
narsnns of their leading meteoroloSlslS a.
IN carly day in conference, slmllar " IuaC
nf brussels in 1853, first, for the purpose
NJ connecting with the plan now proposeu
Tho system that was then devised 1or Inc
ara second, for the purpose OIL arrahs-
intr details and thirdly, for tne purpose
also of providing for genera s!stein , Vi
feIepraphc metcorology anu crop ,eini u,
Ia he end that our knoWiedSe VI 'uI ,a"
which control the funruohs vi .ue a,nU y
Where NAV DC llclteSS"1 "'."N 49, -, r,o
p lnd useI,il forecasts may be made az re-
nnen intervals as to weather ana CROPS 81, ~
q III nnnnt,ics. And the president OF tils
s az. is desired also to request thaI .iIe
I2n,ted States Government VIII coopeiHCe
=, ,h;s system OF research by causing t,e
-. .,i,n w" whirh NAV be agreed upon ny INC
ir.nnfrrrncc TO be carried out In ,h's coui'-
nv and to be adopted OH board oi 'he n'-
tional cruisers. ~ .,, ,ros;dopt or this
q Hcsoired, 2. That the presuen' ua sI,,
coc;c,y transmit u copy OF these resoiu'
lions TO the Governor ana 10 eIsn ~ " the mo-
. .nric,lIual societies and Journals IN Tue
sfatc inviting their cooperation, umu w i9h
nuestny them to support TINS mea sti,ons s''
4 III inilrences and with similar peIltlons.
'n ,rIa q xtreme usefulness Of thus pan, a1u
.,,a ~ Sr..at benefit which would accruo 10
rhe asricultural population OF luz oUun W.
an. Ind of the world by It's aoope,ohhd, r W =.
"iaa,ly ana tolciuly shown I'D 1he auuieS'
n,sinT these resolutions headed. .,.. ,hs
E,rst was depicted bow compie.si9 sne
tnei I'D "" tho producer OF his mercy no"
this was the only case III "nlcn .Io D ",t}tr
moi the scller)se set the price, hom .n tben he
,ho hnrer himself set prices lower .ha ,'a ~
would had he not been misieo Wy wv
estimates Of crops. &, brief outline
how With the aid of the already organ n,an
meteorological department az I'VE, a' tnrGosst
| all this could be prevented' ho" '''''"''
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OF the weather for limited areas would be OF
immense benefit 70 the farmers of those:
areas; while geueraltics, such " now pub.
nsfea. probable local storms Ia the
southern States" We're utterly worthless.
But az the address will be published In
hll, we go no further. - -
To-day being the last of the Fair, The
crowd on the ground and on the road from
town TO the ground was larger than pre-
yiously. No new entries were made, but
the premiums for those entered during
tne EAR were decided. None of these
were of particular Interest. We will
mention, however, that the ben OF the pair
OF fowls who took the premium was so
e'ated by her success that she laid two eggs
IN honor Of the OCCASION. The owner of the
fowls IL responsible for this story. Min.
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TELEGRApHIC NEWS.


New York stock and Money Market.
NEW YORK, October ID. Money easier ct per
ctnt; Gold. llAf0Ira. Governments advanced ;
ats, IIas; 's?s, us; 1913, llal 'es's, II5. new,
1l2a; STA, II1l 1855, 1Ei 1O-4O's, tcpi st4tey
very weak. 1enncssee's, aIa; new, e3. VIZ
giuia'r, so; new, O.. Icnlsipns's, o6 !: new, 81.
Leree'z, 70: S's,, 90. Alabama's, 100; So. o..
Georgia's, 81; rs OIL North CaToua's, 37t I;
new,co. south Carolina's, 20: new, IL.
, he bank statement shows that loans have de-
creased sl,sis,2do; specie decreased, aaas coo !;
decressed, 70, 7s4 200 deposits de-
creased DOL 900; circulation increased S75 900.
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n,,ucsti,. Markets. TKy TELEGRAPH

NV y,nE Or.otar li-Gotlon-Good export
demand; sIies, Sc ia bales up'apds, 2ls;. -Four
pu Il uuch.ngsd Wheat ciosed quiet: wn la
i;Trk. siS @51Fi3 80. Beef quiet. Lad heavy ;
haiti. irls Nayais gust on1 htm. Groceries
s.eSdy. frciEhta frmcr.
BALTIMORE, October H.--Flour and Whr.t
active aui i:m. Corn steady. IroFiSloos hrhs'
Vnwinla's-Od, SO! bid. Coupons, old, 50 bid,
81 asked; AeH, g. bid
LOUISVILLE Oc,obc- l.-Tohacco Small bn-
sines5 aud prices unch tnged. Flour ara cram
l53c cea: sides, sic. Viii KY, Ole.
CtXCISNhTI, October H.. Flour and GRAIN
UNCHANGED. Provislona dull and unsettled. iOFk,
Sl325 lard "a. h.sk*y, s1c-
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The Chicago Calamity.
ACTION or THE TuRR-ENToETioSA
nEMANDS nE LAEOKEES. 81. g..

ACTION OF THE uRR-FETOETfOSAlE
DEMANDS OF LAIoKEES, g., e..
SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,, Gclohcr 1.-The I'c-
rislalurc has adjourned TO visit Chicago.
Before their return they will remit Inc
quarter million dollars due tho State irnln
Chicago upon the improvements on the IL
lnuis and Chicago canal.
CINCINSATt, October 1t.-Arralgcmcnts
have been made here for 200 children from
Chicago.
CnicAGo, October iA.-Sumc hhnrorS,
taking advantage Of The proluScneSS OF pro-
visions. refuse TO work tor less than dol
lar per hour. Hundreds 81 ShinltcS are
going up. r,
Ii rained this morning. clearing the at
moSphcrc Of dust aud smoke.
LATEST.
CHICAGO, October H. The Tr75un- says
There can DC 10 doubt as tn the only
course. to pursue with iaccnd,aries caught
IN the act. The fate of such mlacreAnt'
should &c certain and sure"
The oppniu. OF the vaults and sales con
tinlles to he prosecuted rs rapidly As pos'l-
bile. In most instances the contents arc
found in Il more or less perfect state OF pre-,
seryation. In some cases heap OF cnarfeu
leaves and melted tin boxes are found.
The rain which commenced lalllngaC iniu-
NIGHT continues. 1t has cXtinGul>heu the
remaining fire. thereby saving many tnou'
sand tons Of coal and quoting approGenslonS
of further fires. The gold IN the custom
house WAS melted aud grecnbacks pUrtlt.
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Vne Great wcsicru Fires.

ACCOUNTS NOT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS THREE
THOUSAND PERSONS DESTITUTE EIGHT HUN
pREp BURNED TO DEATH.
EVANSVILLE, WIS, October l4,-Goycrllof
Farcnld tclcgraphs that the appalling ca
lamlty has not been exaggerated; oVel
three thousand mcn, women. anu chliGreh
pre now destitute. The loss of life has beer
very great. Not less than five hundred
ncrsons have been burned ut Pishtego and
Vicinity, and three hundred more on thy
eastern shore. Scores OF men, women, ailu
children are now iii temporary ioSl'ltalS,
iIrucu and manned.
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France.

Er,v OUTBREAK IN ALGERIA-A1D FoR cHlcA'
Go-TDE ELECTIONS.
PARIS, October IA new outbreak i l ,'s
occurred in AI.cria, which ncccssitttcS the
dispatch OF additional troops to that pohln II;
Monroe s. Co., of Paris, have tcieStaplcu
TO Mouroe & Co., of New. York, 10 pay
S30. 900 to the Mayor of Chicago LII ala Oh
the sufferers by the recent ire;
VERSAILLES, October 14.-Ofnclai returns
Of the election for the Conce,t dcncrdn ~
show 40 Bonapartists, IVY LeEitlh,,S!!is, ~
Radicals, 474 Moderates, and eo' Lloel d'
Conservatives. ,c ror
Jerome Bonapnrte was electeu lloni ~ ~
sica. but his seat Will De ques''oneo' W
cause he pays no tax.
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Revolt i'm the CITY of Mexico.

THE INSURGENTS DEFEATED, AND TWO hon-
DRIED AND Fifty OF THEN suaAAhiIf
SHOT.
NEW YonK, October IA special to the
Tribune dated city of Mexico, Octonsr Is1,
saws: 8 This afternoon 400 gems a,arh Is
and cayalrymen reyolted, and attempted 10
take possession OF the city. The garI.s rai
was rallied under command OF aenera ,
Rocha und others, and attacked ana oeico''
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Conservative Ward etIngs In
kfonnfnn-F0tr

Special telegram TO the Dispatch
sTAUNToN, Va, October 14.--Ward meet
ings are being held in the city tonight
for the purpose Of sending delegates to
the Nominating Conservative Convention
which meets on Monday. The county
delegates have mostly been selected and
It is generally conceded that Cochran will
be their choice.
Active preparations arc being made for
the success of the county fair, which will
he held on the 18th. Already some fine
stock has been entered. a. large number
Of strangers are In the city.
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Kuk1ux Inyestignt,ons lin Alnbama.

HUNTSVILLE, Ala, October l4.-The sub
committee on kukluN (senator Pratt,
chairman,) after being in session eight days
here, adjourned this evening to 20 TO Mont-
gomcry, where they will rcn11In two or
three days, and then go to Demnpolls,
where they will remain for perhaps week.
They have examined torty-two witnesses
here, including several OF the principal
nubic men on tue Democratic side, who
regarded the country rs peaceful and, on
The other side, many persons (nctudlOS
ucgrocs) who testified to acts of violence.
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De.,b limited STATES Judge.

NKw YORK, October 14.-Judgc Mshln-
nov. limited Suites Judge OF the southern
district of Florida. died on Thursday Oh
the steamer City of Houston while en- route,
ria Kew West. for home. lie vas puflca
ut seg,iin's Point. ,,a Iii.
(Note.-Jutlce Mckinney abandoned bis
summer trip North 10 give sl'ccus a9iu,
Li,.utinn 10 The cases Of steamers wIe"kra
by the recent cyclone. He sacrificed his lie
4 ,I,tf, I
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,caH.n& Insurance Pap r-.D nc
,.nu.c at the Etre-prOtcctt0n for
me Yuturc-Thc lesson of thc Dis
,.Icr.
NrrTCwS OF THE SrECTAroR,"}
i,EuknwAY, October T.. 1871.
Zee EHio5' Of he Ac'c York Standard !:
SILL L has been represented to us that
., NAV do something toward re assuring
.... ,l nlic IVY presenting a few facts. You
,r4, .r aware that. rs editors and publish
, -. thc leading insurance paper. our
.,l,.lr> for lormlnga correct estimate are
...>9slv good. We have warned the
r r,co people OF the possible occurrence
.A., present calamity frequently for more
..4tNo Years past.
Ne think that the wicked lowering Of
.-..3u,c rates by ambitious and reckless
...t> computes will not he persisted in :;
. ;.Dt, there will be, for twenty years 10
,,Jr. a letter selection q. risks, the eS.
...l,hncni Of ample, well organized paid
f.jjmont>: The prohibition OF build
w.. q. Waoi within the hu-inc>S limits Of
..,~. the storage OF h!"hlv-cumb,,S,ihIc
..\n,a>tNr substances i'll secure places
u. .hc u~v ol hrC-pr2ot coru!cCS, window
.....,r~. Aua CJ-ln%>.
W, have III i previous card placed the
&, The thltiG" fire nj 80 ,00O. coo.
y prs ,Ul' We have some data upon which
'r.ga q more accurate opinion. we place
e. estimate II S50,o00,G coo. Sonic of the
Is. H.te> heretofore published arc mani
r-.ty mCu>,ruUs rNnGgcrations. The sal
~ WI IT larcc-much larger than the
..-yYgH, @! AZ excited porulace would he
.>.., a. >uG-J>L or admit. Already it is
..nNu tina. Of the vast amount of grain in
"HHn,> only about !, 800, 600 bushels were
.s..ycu, and one telegram has it thHt The
.b% newspaper has saved its presses.
5 ..f},;llt!S Of such items will be reported
VI t@.0 He urNl lew days. and until then no
a., y, the world can make even Il tolrrably
.r approximation 10 Tie actual amount
,s - the ire.
1rllr>, respectfully.
!. II. X {. NJ. Goo rsELL,
Publishers Of the Spectator.
New York anu Chicago.
FURTHER FIGURES.
Vs. publish only those we did not pub
...yU saturday. except where The figures
q. ..I3retrd --- EA.!uYs Ui>Gatch1
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1, LEA The Merchants and Mechanics

Insurance Company Of this city, in view OF
Wind ID, IN and also gives notice to its policy
holders n to present their policies for cancel.
iation. The risks of the company in ,t the
tire district Of Chicago amounted to S2so,.
600. while the capital Of the company was wa
s25o, 900, though it has surplus IN IN aoal-
lion of about STE, 000.-BaItinaors SUM-
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ed the insurgents. Two of the ,attar war;
killed in the fgtit." Their leafsers s,i ms -
be Negrete, Toledo, Riyero, md Chsy y, rr, %
effected their escape, but several officera'
with $50 men, were taken prisoners md
shot next morning. -, ~
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From, Washington.

WAsulyGroN, October 1t.-Judge Chase
has arrived here, lie has gained twenty
pounds during bis absence. -, ,.o,, Tho
Five boys have Jccn dismissed rom Tue
naval school for persistent h2z'ns.
Mrs. Ecorsc w. Riggs died i'll London
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fs,U MANUFACTURERS, STOC h
n ptisrRS AND OTHERS,

,,o r,,r If the Caroliusz will be held at Char
Init n c. On the 2alh 25th, 26th, and :7th Oh &c
tchar, 1871. .,,,o,, Ia. oil
Chtrlotte, n. c., Is now in connection oy ran
rn,,Is with tba noGthc-n southern, eastern, west
err snd mountain sections Of che state anu VIII
the stscs Of south Carolina and Georgis: From RON
all husc points large ooncoase on peoP Pie h m
nv ryet before offered in North Carolina
r,r The ap!ay and 2dys;.sr,nenI Of hShniI -
1i,KkL anil FAGMlNG lNtLE ~ s ii
MsTaI;yErY, STOCK, aud auy Article usually
g nr,le STANDARDIZATION FOR articles will be fur
nishr, The state r1iiroada WIZ .ransp2ri nse
Or ut reduced raes over thtT lines any af'i'''S III
PAIN ramphets, showing in detail premiums offered
&C. osn be had at The banking.n9pu,,e u ieA"o''
T,yfop < WILLIAMS, Eichmond va.
. President.
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ars.ian Excitement

ST. LOUIS, October 4.-Dispatches tcroEt
considerable excitement throughout inc
Indian Territory in consequence OF TIE
quarrel among the Greeks.
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v1yECIlTOR'S NOTICE.-All persons
cn,,c,rncd are hcIcJy notified that have
oaaued " xgcutor OF COL D: LEEro,M mL nls
i,s nst,t,, are notified TO pre- sent the same
s ai s 10 me, at the office Of stiles
Christian. 10. ,oN Main street ana an mho ms axe
tndeDoo w S",u '''' ROBT. STILES,
ptoupss 20 Ex'or of ID. Lee Powell, deco.
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piunrcceAcntcd ErcshcG iu Maine.

BASGoR, MAINE, October 1l.IAn llnP ,I
ce.Icutcd ireshet has occurred in the Ic-
nobscot river. There has been an immense
loss of lumber, and many bridges have been
washed away. There have been no trans
over the Maine road since Thursday.
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COLUMBIAN. COLLEGE,
WASHINGTON, D. G.

Tue Preparatory Department. OF this Coller,
70 Theological, October . judicial October 1
Law, October IL.
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