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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-07-20

Minister Schenck, on Friday even
ing, attended the annual banquet of
the merchant tailors in London, and
responded to the toast in honor of
the United States
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-07-20

EXECUTOR-S SALE OF REAL
II ESTATE,-The undersigned, Executor of
the last VIII and testament of John BrinkIey
deceased, will sell at public auction, the prem
ises, on Saturday. the 10Th day of August 1871
the following real estate situate in the township
wit; All that part of the farm owned by said
John Brinkley, lying north OF the Snowhih road,
co taining 100 acres, being in two tracts of 50
acres each
All of said premises under good state of cul-
tivation except about 10 acres sf timber
Terms of sale-One third cash day of sale:
the remainder in equal annual payments with 6
per cent interest from day OF sale. Time will be
given ON first payment until January 1st, 1872, if
desirable by purchaser, by giving approved per-
sOnal security with interests: the 2d and 3d pay
ments to be secured by mortgage upon the premi-
ses
Sale to commence at one o'clock P NJ
Dated July 2eth 1871.
GIFFIN & NORRIS
Executors of the last will and testament of John
Drinkley deceased 35*w4
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENTS
~ Estate of james Brown deceased. The un-
dersigned has been appointed and qualified as Ad-
OF James Brown. late of Fayette
county, deceased. All persons indebted to the
estate are requested to make immediate payne
and those having claims against the same will
present them, duly authenticated to the under
signed for allowance.
Dated this 10Th day of July. A. d. 1871.
S5-3w WILLIAM STROPE.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-07-20

PARTITION NOTICE. = Frances
more Frances Worthington and Edward " orfh-
lngton, her husband, Margaret Jones and Robert
s Jones, her husband, Mary E. BinneRAr and
George W. BInnegar, her husband, and Albert
Ohio, and Catherine Pavey,. and Milford Pavey
her husband of Highland county, in said State OF
Ohio, will take notice that a petition was fled
against them the1st day ofJune, A. D. 1S71 the
Court of Common Pleas, within and tor the coun-
ty of Fayette, by G. w Hadley and Christianna
Hadley, his wife, and is pending, wherein
mand partition of the following described reaIes-
First tract, situated in Green and Perry town
ships, IN said Fayette county, and bounded as fol-
Easterly by land of G. W Binnegar: north and
north-easterly by lands of Deliah MeNeal, Mrs.
eFly by lands of Edward " WorthingtOn, Thomas
Connor, James NJ. Patton and Betsey Patton :
Southerly by lands of Henry Patton and joseph
Anders, lying in Robert Moore's survey. No. 1855.
except about 291z acres, which lies in Patton's sur
Yey No. 3434 Said tract contains about 3401< acres
beIng the home farm of Thomas Moon. deceased
Secend tract situated in Green township, in said
I rayetge county, and bounded as follows: South
eaSterly by lands of H S. Pavey and Anthony
Coler; north -easterly by land of Joshua Tudor;
north westerly by lands of H. S. Psvey; south
acres and lying in John Nieholes' survey No. 1855
Third tract, a lot of land with dwelling house
and other buildings, with 81 feet fronting South
street running back with Fourth street ten rods,
being the northwest of ont lot No - situ-
atei in the town of Greenfield, Highland county,
Ohio ard that at the term of the Court to be hold
2Sth day of November, A. d. 1911, the said G. W.
Hadley and ChriStianna Hadley Will apply for an
order that the Dover of said Frances Moon may
be assigned. and that partition may be made OF
H. L HADLEY, and H. B. MAYNARD,
31+6w. Attorneys for Petitioners
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HON WN r ROGERS

HON. VIM. F. ROGERS,
Mayor of the city of Buffalo, n. Y.
MAYOR's OFFICE. BUFFALO june %, 1863
l have used - IIOOland'E German Nttcrs and
Tonic - in my family during the past year, and
can recommend them an excellent tonic inn
parting tone and viSor to the system. Their use
has been productive of decidedly beneficial eff
fects WIN. 2. ROGERS.
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HON. GEO. SHARswOOD,
Justice of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania.
PHILA nEIPHIA, June !, 1868.
have found by experience that : IOOhand's
German Bitters : is very good tonic, relieving
dyspeptic symptoms almost directly.
GEORGE SIIARSWOOD.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-07-20

Wy UTANTED-AGENTs. ($2O per day. to sell the
w celebrated HOME SHUTTLE SEWING
MACHINE. Has the under-feed. makes the clock
sttch'' (alille both sides and is fully licensed
The best and cheapest family Sewing Machine in
the market. Address, johnson. Clark Co..
Boston, Mass. Pittsburgh Pa, Chicago, ILL.,,
st. Louis, Mo- 35w4
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CHERIFFs SALE.

Andrew Y. Rodgers. PLAINTIFF against John W.
Long, Simon Snyder and J. M Keller, Defend.
ants. 78'
BY virtue of an order of vendi exponas in the
above from the Court of Common Pleas of Faystte
County Ohio, to me directed and in pursuance of
the command thereof, will expose and oner for
sale at public auction at the door of the Court
House, in the town of W ashington in said couE ~
on Tuesday, the Sth day of August, A. d. IS7E at
one O'Clock p NJ. of said day the following de-
scrlOeu lands and tenementS to-wit being all OF
the following real estate situated in the county
OF Fayette and State of Ohio, the wa
tiers of Sugar creek, being part of Henry Massie's
survey No s4OS, and bounded and described as
follows:
Beginning at stake in the Cincinnati, wn-
mingtOn GAINESVILLE Rail Road and south west
corner 70 John Bryan and north east corner ia
cob l.. Mark thence with Marks line and the
line Of Joseph Bryan, south IS deg, IS min cast
Els poles to stake in the pike and corner to J-
Seph Bryan; thence running with the middle OF
the Pike north rs deg east 81 80 poles 70 stake al
the west end of the bridge, corner to James Bush
thence with his line north deg east IS 40 poles
to stake in said railroad thence with said rafl-
road, south Il deg west 50 50 poles to the begin-
ming containing acres and 81 poles more or less
to be sold as the property OF John w. Long ct Al.
Valued at $2.500.
Terms of sale, cash.
Sheriff of Fayette County ohio
MILLS GARDNER, Atty for PHI.
July e. 1871. saws prfsIO
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nISSOLUTION.-Notice is hereby
L. given that the firm of j. L. Wilson & Bro
has been dissolved by mutnaI consent The bust
ness will be continued by Joseph n. Wilson, who
has charge of the books of the old firm and with
whom an immediate settlement of all accounts
is requested. s5 JOHN L WILSON.
35E lF3 JOSEPH N WILSON
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,LU1nPsychomancv. This, This word is Dc Dc

'4OZnPsychomancy. TRts TiRed Wqrd prdm is t6e de.
Greek, signifying the power of the soul,
spirit or mind and is the basis of ali
human knowledge Psychomancy is the
title of a new work of 400 pages, by Her
bert Hamilton, A giving full Instructions in
the science of Soul Charming and Psychologist
Fascination; how to exert this wonderful power
over men OF animals instantaneously, at will. 1t
teaches Mesmerism, how to become Trance or
Writing Mediums, and Divination, Spiritualism,
Alchemy, Philosophy of Omens and Dreams
Brigham Young's Haram Guide to Marriage, &c
It the only book in the English language profess
ing to teach this occult power, and is of immense
Lawyer in gaining the confidence of Jurors, the
Physician i'll healing the sick to Lovers, in secur
ing the affections of the opposite sex, and all seek
ing riches or happiness. Price by mail in cloth,
81 ,25; paper covers, 81. Agents wanted for this
book, Private Medical Works, Perfumery Jewel
ry, &c, who will receive samples free. Address,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENTS
Estate of Lewis Doster deceased. The un-
dersigned has been appointed and qualified as
Administrator, with the Will annexed, of the es-
tate of Lewis Doster, late of Eayetvc county, de-
ceased.
Datod July I2, 1911.
: 35-w3 LEVI ELLIS.
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Sheriff of Fayette County ohio
MILLS GARDNER, Atty for Pin.
July e, 1S71. 33w5 prfsio
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HON. JAMES NJ. WOOD,
Ex-Mayor of Williansport Pa
take great pleasure i'll recommending g Hoof
lands German Tonic TO any who may be
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
HORRIBLE ACCIDENrO THE NEW
YORK AND NEWARK RAILROAD.
Cars Smashed by CoIiision-The
wrecked Trains ON Fire-Seyen
Dead Bodies Taken from the
Ruins-Niue Persons
WnnndaA

NTw YORK, july s-The sA5 train from
Newark, and the p! - train from New York, on
the New York and Newark railroad. met ON an
open switch At Brill station. The engines were
demolished and the first and second cars OF each
train were thrown from the track. The cars
caught hre from the locomotives, and two OF
them were entirely consumed. -Four persons
were killed and nine wounded. The names of
the killed are: Frank Kern, engineer. scalded
and both Leg broken; John Lynch, fireman, in
Stantly killed. Dan. White, brakeman, was
caught between the telescoping cars and in
stantly killed; George Hill, engineer, killed.
Newark, internally; Carl Scholler, slightly and
his son agen Year,, headfractured Nh. Ander-
son, Of Newark, cut and internally injured,
Banks, fireman, badly hurt; John Russell. a
brakeman, badly cut; Samuel Taylor, fireman.
badly scalded; II. Fuhrans. Of Newark slight
cut on the head; David Letter. Of No. 10 Ludlow
street, New York, cut on the leg; and A. c. Van
Fleet, of New York, arm cut. Various other
persons were slightly bruised. Some passengers
worked hard to save the ears and their contents
from total destruction byfre.
(Second Dispatch.1
NEW YORK, July S.-A Newark dispatch
locates the accident at Ferry street station. aua
says the cars are heap of burning ruins. Al
issupposed many more are IN the ruins.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
NEWARK, July S.-A terrible accident oc-
CURED on the Newark and New York railroad
used for carrying gravel on TO the main track at
Brill's farm, on the western boundary of this
city, and near the PssSaic river. The ) O'Clock
train from Newark and the 7:i5 train from New
York met at full speed. The engines were both,
destroyed, and the smokestask of one thrown
fully fifty yards in ditch. Three new cars on
the train from New York were entirely bu ned.
The train nom Newark comprised four cars. all
full, which telescoped, iIjuring several pa SEN
gers, but none fatally. -Four employ = were
killed, viz: Frank keenan, ami George Hill
the engineers of the two eng mes; David
White, brakeman, and j. ROckaielIOw. fireman.
A round-house man, named Samuel favor, was
seriously injured, and VIM. Hoffman, bake
man, seriously, but il is hoped not fat ally in
1ured- The passengers most injured were David
Anderson, Stephen Dickerson, &. W. Junnke
and Mime Clarity, an emigrant, but none were
fatally hurt Several others had narrow eScaDes
and slight bruises. The coroner's iEvesiga-
ton win be held SUNDAY.
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highlands Latest Territorial Ac
The Wretch who Whipped HIs Boy 10
Death and was Hanged for tt by a

CHICAGO, July 1.-THE testimony taken be-
fore the eoroner's jury Sunday last, at onaraga,
lbs, in the case OF the boy Whipped and other
wise tortured TO death by his father, Martin
{ lera, neveals the crime of the latter % have
been one OF the most fendish and revolving in the
history of the State.
May Mera, the mOthero of the child, testified
as follows My husband, Martin Mera, whipped
my son, Martin, aged ten years, two weeks ago
Tuesday night. NY babe was born that day and
did not see the whipping. II was done In an
other room. j heard the blows, and heard the
child beg for mercy The child went 70 bed.
About ten O'Clock the next morning the child
came to my bedroom, followed by his
father, who was whipping him very
lizard with a black snake horsewhip. The
child lodged around the room 90 sivoid the blows,
and begged for mercy; the child was completely
naked, his father having compelled him to strip
himself; his face was swollen from the whipping
he had received the night before; his father
whipped him very hard for ten or fifteen min
utes at last he stopped and told the child 10 put
on his shirt; he made an effort % do 80 and
failed; his father repeated the order, when the
be- said: g i can't see, can't SEE "Yc-, u
see IT. responded his father. a.. 80 fsfher
can't see You, can't see you; feel diving - The
fiend then rpS1ed the boy with spirits, and
forced some down bis throat The child raised
his hands, moved his lips, and expired Mena
then took the. body and put it under the bed
where the sick mother was lying and IL re-
manned there nntp evening, wien hs buried it
as previously reported :
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Elegant Hair

Adds charm to the plainest face; but when faded,
features before agreeable lose their comelness and
the whole expression Is that Of advancing age. This
being fact, IL is not surprising that Injurious
articles should have been prepared to supply the
millions who wish to avoid prematurely gray hair.
Under these circumstances il will scarcely be Won
dered al that NATTANS' CRYSTAL DISCOVERY
should have met with such extraordinary success.
1t Is the only preparation furnishing a safe and re-
liable restorer for the hair absolutely free from all
poisonous and deleterous matter, and without seii-
ment, and thousands above thousands have awaited
themselves of it, not simply because it restores the
color OF the hair, but because ii supplies noursh-
ment 1t feeds the roots of the hair, that where
decayed il becomes vigorous and healthy again.
From all sections of the country orders and testno-
terms of its qualities as the only preparation that
ever gave entire Subtraction. For sale by Ward 4
Walsh, 10Th ST and Pa. and 18th and G.; g Cal
vert Ford, l105 Pa. aav.; Christiani Bros 18th and
J. D. oponneii 5th & Navy Yard; p, HckiiR9
Sd st. and Pa av. r. A. Bacon, "a and sts Island:
Mm a. Daw, corner 10th and L sts.; and at the
Depot, corner OF ID and ID SITS. n. w. jel2-tf
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FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
TeIegrdphed EpclusiUely 20 The EreniHg Star.
Count (lamhordss Little (.an.a

From the Hcraid's Cable Dispatchl
NEW YORK, July S-Count ChambOrd Is now
at Chateau Chamberly. He refuses 20 see the
Orleans Princes until he consults the people of
France. He intends % issue a proclamation,
calling upon the people 20 rally around the
Bourbon throne. Unless the authorities inter-
fere there Will be an imitation OF NapOleon's
Strasburg programme.
Good Weather for the CrOps i'm Eng.
land.
LONDON, July g., 1889 p m--The weather
throughout England is fair and fayorabls 70 the
crops.
The London Times Defends Minister
Washburue.
LONDON, July S,-The Times publishes a let
ter yindieating the conduct Of United States
ai .i lsnDuIne during the siege OF Paris
by the Versailles army, and stating i'm the most
emphatic teIms that Mr., WashbUrne was never
IN favor OF the communists.
French Affairs.
The French National Assembly Is engaged in
the discussion Of the bin recently introduced,
providing for tho election of Consuls Generaux.
held.
The French RAILWAYS have made a consIdera
bic reduction in the tariff OF rates for the trans
portation of goods and passengers.
General Faidherbe is engaged in the prepare
ton Of the history of the war with Germany
and the civil war for the possession of Paris.
Many prominent French Republicans, in
Guiding number of the members Of the As
betta. eos
The number OF deaths in Paris is rapidly in
creaSlng. ettE r~- -
Paris to be Restored.
II is announced that Paris win issue a loan Of
six hundred millions of francs, 20 b expended
in the repair and rebuilding ne monuments and
public works destroyed during the siege.
Spanish Affairs
MADRID, July Sit Is annSSacssd that Mar
shall Serrano will resign the Presidency Of the
Council Of Ministers in case Of the failure of the
budget in the Cortes.
Ministers TO Italy Moving TO the New
Capital.
ROME, Jnly THE French Charge d'Afaires
at the Italian court has taken up his residence in
Rome. The Austrian Minister is expected at an
early day. -
highlands Latest Territorial Acquisi-
r-.- ton.
HAGUE. July The second chamber OF the
Parliament OF the Netherlands has ratified the
treaty for the cession OF the island of New
Guinea, in the PacffcOcean, 20 England.
\ Movements of Ocean Steamers
LONDON, July e.-Arriyed cut, the steamers
Cuba, Tripoli, Columbia and Borussia, the lat
ter from Aspinwall.
NEW -HoER, July iS.-Arrived,r the steamer
Algeria from Liverpool.
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a Nephew OF Gen. Bragsss Kills I,
Wan in q Shssolinr An,

MOBILE, Ala. July s.-BraNton Bra 70. fr
nelhow OF General Bragg. was attacked by
MadisOn Bragg, son Of L. NJ Wilson. Vice uresS
dent OF the Mobile and Montgomery railrosd. in
front of the custcm-houSe, this morning. Zach
find one shot, and Wilson va Instantly Killed
The particulars will IL furnished after the trial.
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Great Reduction.

IN OLD RYE AND BOURBON WHISTLES,
- BRANDIES, GINS, &C.,
2 years old, S250 per gal; Robertson do, S3IS
de-; Bow Ter, do; Old Crow, do, IS do, Baker
Bra ndies-Larocheller, 50 do; do; tfine,J IS do
Hehnessey, 1854, 81 do do, lsl9, $40 do; -otard
Old Tom Gin, S2.25; Cocktail Bitters, Blackberry
Brandy. Liberal discount to the trade.
G. GAUTIER,
Proprietor of the Native Wine Bitters
myl 1917 and 1919 Penn s avenue
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ADJUSTMENTS.
- 1,OO3 GIFTS.

ohAND G1FTCUNCERT AND DlSTRIBU
FOR THE BENEFIT OF
The EoKadItRg Asylum, Sisters Of Clarity, Nee
York, and Soldiers and Sailors Orphans
Home, Washington,
virtue of a permit from Hon A. Pleasanton, Conn
missioner OF internsd Revenue, the 9th Of July,
The following Gifts will be awarded the successful
House; 50 n. Calvert st Baltimore, $500 22to
three DWELLINGS aud Saw Mil, lying on Ches. and
ton street, Bsito., sIssSo sstorS BRICK House, ao
Conway St, Baltic, 81 200. fine Residence near
Govanstown,3 miles from Baltic, on Passenger Il.
same location, SO 0O0 fine Residence near Govans-
Govanstown, same location 81 800. Lots adjoning
SO Cash Gfs Soe BpHd vale PrecSSi
and Lincoln County, Nebraska, 7 per cent. gold int.
5000 :. Bonds; 10000 N; c. State Bonds; 10
Shares Citizens National Bank, Baltic; 100 Shares
Northern Central r.. R.; 100 Shares Erie r. r.; 20
Shares BALTIC. and Ohio r. R.; % Shares Phila.,
Nimin st9n and BALTIC. X r. $4,000 TICKETS only
MAJ Go s chsGff Bai 'e.o Nd na COnmi''
Hon. 5. NEGLFY, N. O., Pittsburg, Pa, Trustee;
ingtOn u. O.; Hon. Jas. s. Negley Pittsburg, Pa;
First National Bank, Hagerstown, Nd. Appleman
4 Co., Bankers, Hagerstown, Md. Hon. r. J. Brent,
Deeds Of the above Real Estate certified by
counsel, in the hands Of the Trustee. Tickets and
Circulars can be had Of w; G.. Metzerott 4 CO,
q. II Morrison, Booksellers, AS Pennsylvania
avenue; Benz. DeWslf, yeweler, 619 Pennsylvania
avenue ynO. G. Parker, BOOKSELLER SO 7th street;
Atstrop & Dudley, Real Estate Agents, Loqisiana
General Agent, stationer and Printer, No. 81
Nassau street, New York.
:, 90 Orders by mail will receive prompt atten-
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~ Bonksrs, Broker and Cos9slsr-iai n ',rra-A
. Lewis Juhnsun 90. quote st0gls and bonds. IN
hone snd foreign markets a. g. low:
NV YORK. July S.-Fir~t Board. - 70 m
Z. O.. ISL coupon, nEii s3l's, o. c,suprn liss:
sos 90 coupon, llS' D :. IS. cuup,n s.s sl -
NV, q. coupon, ll2A1: -, s.. coupon, lleif
- :, rs S9gpurs ll2s, lSsos coupon, ll2, Cur
ItnSSg %, hfss Mari pusa = Canton. =, Cufuber
land =; Western Union Telegraph ISL. OuiIi II
yer, ~, Pacific Mail, sss: BpSi.r Mafsr p surer
= Adams. fNpress, - Wells, Fargo a c.. : Ex-
press soss American ENprezs, s2'u; Iu.tei states
NNpfSss, So New York Central and Hui-pn. 80:
ferred, :; Harlem, iZ79s: DO profrrrai = n iirg
.l7ts Michigan Central, :; Lake shore and
~ higan S.uihern, llo; Oniyn Pacific Railroad,
So lihnois tenfral u; Cleveland aul Pifts-
Lurg, lisa, Northwest g. Do. preferred. gI -.
Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati and Indianap6lis
~ New jersey Central, los, Rock Island, los .
Mhwagkie and NJ. Paul, o. DO prrfrrrei 81, I,
W sbash and western, 5si Delaware. Lackawana
and Western, l06is Fort Wayne. lalt.: Alton sNI
Terre Haute, :, Hannibal aud - Joseph, ri;
chicago aud Alton, la1s. d.. pr"fd rs OF y: Ohio
and Mississippi eertihoates, iiaa Columbus Chi-
csgo and lnd. Central. 49, Tsf.uessee SiVes
old, ny; Do. new, us; Virginia o.. ola cst.
NSrth Cs C 81 Old a.; q, nv; = M,soaTi
LIST Bonds, So. Gold. ll8'ralIsaS M-rket zfrsng
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Fire az n CoIItery-The Men SAT-.

lAAAQIA. PA, july S.-1he slope and culgin
house Of the Lchigh colliery. owned Ia q Ny-hft,
store. NJ this place, Was burned this morning
The breal~r Is safe. and the mon can - out on
the Alaska side Of the Schuylkin.
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ADJUTANT GENERAL TOWNSEND, L. 5. A.
returned here last evening from Massachusetts,,
where he has been spending several weeks.
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Miss GERTRUDE COOKE, daughter of Gov
Cooke, is now guest at the Presidents cottage
at Long Brsnch.
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DANIEL G. GILLETTE has been promoted from
first to second class clerkship In the Office OF
the Secretary of the Navy.
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A Rostan Policeman As-as<fnafe.f-

BosroN, duly S.-AhOut midnight, Police
ofhcer David Wilbur Vas shot dead on his hea.
IN Shelsea, by a man Who came up and said,
How are YOU and insanity tired. The aSSas-
SIN ned, ana waS nrs-i uTOn twice BY Oficcr Ah-
bolt de returned the IRE once, and escaped
Oornehus Conners, the keeper OF a saloon has
been arrested ON suspicion u being tie muir
derer.
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LIEUT.. GEN. SHERIDAN was unanimously
elected President of the Society of the Army
and Navy of the Gulf at its third annual meeting
in Newport, Il. L., Yesterday.
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GfNesa Narrow Gaxue Rail
read the Right of My Iar~~gh its

LoUIsNIiLE, July s--The CITY council last
night granted the right Of way through a por-
uon &c the city 20 the Louisville. Hsrrsf's creek,
and WestpoTt and NarroW Guage Railroad Com
ranv. This IL \ three foot guaCc road enter
prise, and u being pushed Ca an early compile
ton. 4 he CITY councils also authorized the
Mayor 20 lay out walks and otherwise beauty
the grounds of the House OF Refuge, with a view
20 Use Il a. a public park.