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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-30

SALh sit ARThhRM k ,SSEf ~ PRnPERRffYS Nv

SALE OF URsERVlCKABBf ANIMALS AND
- QUARTERMASfER'S PROPERTY,
OfTICE OF the DLPOT QUARrEHMAsrEh,l
kORT LEAyERWOhTH, kAkAAb, Z
September -, 1874 }
viii be sold at this depot, ~ Pnho auction, com
msnoinK At ~ o'clock M, "WEDNESDAY the 3Qth
day o. October ls72 and continuing from day day
until the whole lot Il sold.
Horses
Mules.
a55 Army Wagons
Carts,
A5i Sets Mule Harness.
81 Riding SAddlsa.
eO0 Pack Saddles
lysqa COLLAR.
/ Automatic Hoihtlug Machine.
A large lot Of Scrap Iron aud other unAoTyioehble
stores, oomprigng Furniture, Tools, Machinery,
Wagon ItmboTa, ChAiua and straps, Pauline, sacks,
/ 40, 40.
| Terms cash In United States currency.
The horses and mules viii DO sold ainEy other aTtl.
| olpa In lota 10 suit purchaser
| BY order Of the Department CommandgT,
j, q CHANDLER
| Oeb Depot QuATtsrmAlt0T,
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HIiIhD.

RRIsON-PURORLL.-O the It'll Of October,
at the rOotory OF the Trinity church. By Rev. Dr., Ad.
olson RusskLL b. HARAisON and MAhtE " PUR.
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Railroads.
FbRSfIfBSS5Ri&itBEshGERo k RIEEEfS%siSTRRi&"IS S

DEPOT OoRNRR kIXTH AND sTRFFTs.
i9oal trains for AlsHandr'A leave a. foiloss = Is
= =. = nst ~ . - ~ ~ .. m, II 30 pm.
Local tfAina from AsHandFa arrive - ioiiovs, N
7isto, ~ ~ q nj 70, ? -, - D. N - As o. NJ
Trains M fktd thus connect ith 'frsf,s -, tg..h
inEtQn and Ohio railroad. W W."
QUANTtOO accommodates IsaVes W..ht,st,.
gao A. m, daily, eTcspt sunday
UhfAT bOUTHEHN EXPRESS, via Riebr,osd
s'es Warrington llf2O p m, daily. except Hun.
IhrouRh tickets 10 all points South and FoBihvs.,
W talo ~ the once corner klHth and PsunavlVanla
Nsnue' Nhere pVseuEeFa can Leave orders Tor
bassafa 70 be ehsetsd Al all hotels and Fssidsnoes
iysOu KS YoUEo. General P...spr,, Ar.,,
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nm Omesi SlIth and PsnnsyivAnia Avenus
l. DUBAhhH, General superintendent
n. y. YOUNG. GenerAl pAa.anEar AEenI

WASHINGTON AND OHIO RAILROAD
W Spring Schedule, beginning A pTii 4, isj9 r.
trains daily (RFcspt hundAys) between AIsIabdTia a.
hamilton; beaVe Alexandria At ~ a. m. and no %
~, pAii leeaburg " ~ a. and 20 D. m, and Ar.
tiive ~ hamilton At u q, m. aud D. SO D. m. Leave
hhmlton A. ~ a m. and y 80 y. m. pass LssshuTa
M md ~ p. m, and arrive At Alo1AndriA ~
8 so =. m, and 305 ,. m.
The Is ., N. train from AlsTAndrfaa. s61p o.,
train from Hamilton connect Al usbDton ysii6
kemps daily line Of Ooaohss fg- PuFostlyiiS Sbirs.
erayille, Berryyille and Wibuhostsr Aisa viib
ReAmers line o. Coaches, which leave LsOsiuTa daiI
for Aide and MiddlshaFE, ''
All Goods, Per steamer, Railroad or Fr,ros. IN
care Of X. II. HAYkNER, Freight and Ticket AFspt
~ AleHAndriA, viii be forwarded As far Hamilton
free OF charge, othOr than our regular tATH raieS
Vommqtauoa Tickets, three oents per mile,
annual uekets, So. X. II, HANENER,
mJlbu General Ticket Agent
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Proposals.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
IMPROVEMENT OF THR oUAonITA RTvER.

RNdTNEER OFTICI, UFIrED STATIa AnMgj
ll21 Pins BrREET, bT. LOUIS, Mo-,
August ~, l51a
Sealed Proposals, In duplicate, will DO received at
this once until u O'Clock, m, November II, lH72 for
thu delivery Of about $1,000 lthirtJ ousAnd) linear
feet Of square tlmbor, principally l2El9 and about
ID 1.-TWO hundre and twenty thousAndl tsot board
measure, Of two and threelneh plank, At or near
Ftyof.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-30

NofloE no 0ONTEA0f0RS.
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jacks ISLAND, AND
BUFFALO SHOALS.
Specifications and all necessary Information will be
furnished by mis- ONCE upon application.
Proposals must DO made upon blank forms to he OBJ
tAinoi al TINS Office none Others will be considered
The right Is reserved To reject any or AL bds
W Y. RAYNOLDS,
SEQ II. Col Corps Of EnEinosrS, U. 4. A.
pRoPOSALs FoR FORAGE.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-30

CONNECTIONS,
IB A. ". Train connects A. New Castle function
with train for all stations on Delaware RAlTpad And
timoro Central Railroad.
$40 4. n. TrAia at PenyVils for Port Deposit.
10 7, N: Traln At Peryyuis for ali Stations OF,
ihIAdelphlA and baltimore Central Railroad aud Al
Wilmington and stations on Delaware RAILROAD b,
tHsan Wilmington AID HARRINGTON.
Through Tickets may be procured either At Prosi.
more street.
secured seats In the reclining back car and pl,s,
OF hlAte-roomh In sleeping can DO procured At
baltimore street Office during the day, On applIcN.
ZION at baltimore street the Union rrAnafSf Dom.
pAnJ will call Tor and check baggage private rect
dsnoos, thus AvoidiuE the olnluson attending the
same At the depot. WIN. ORAWFORD
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-30

.BIds will DO considered for two pieces feet square
and ~ feet long SAoh instead Of single piece, loot
and n ioVt long.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-30

pPHILADKLPHIA, WILMINGTON AND BAL
TlhORE RAILROAD.
Commencing MONDAY, June 3, lsIl. PassspFer
Itslns vii leave Prosdsnt street Depot, Baltimore,
,wsE NAL Train for Philadelphia and Way Stations
LIPrGSss Train for PhllAdOlphlA and New York at
kIgrS.s Train for Philadelphia and New York At
9.tb r. N. -
| accommodation Train for Port Doposlt and Ibtsr.
mediate Station at p, N.
kEpreaa Train for Philadelphia at Is P. NJ
kEpFes Z n t9T New YORK AZ 4 Pm.
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New York Notes

THE INSURANCE. COMMISSIONERS.
NEW YORK, Oct. 3 The commissioners OF
insurance yesterday did no business, owing 10
the small attendance. II was suggested, how
ever, that, there being nothing in the constitu-
ton concerning quorum, business could be
transacted. The President remarked that the
business TO be brought up was for private con
sideration, and suggested that the future ses-
sions be secret.
THE RING TRIALS.
1t was stated at the sheriff1s Office YESTERDAY
that Tweed had announced his intention 10
ofer bail in court this morning. The ad fitional
indictment reported Yesterday was against John
ID. Farrington-notJ John ID. Falconer.
THREE MEN KILLED BY RAILROAD TRAIN.
Three men were found dead on the track OF
the Northern New Jersey railroad, at Pier
mont, last Menday. They are supposed TO have
been killed by train.
HAD TO PAY 5000 FOR HIS IGNORANCE.
One DIR. Will was found guilty of NAL
practice yesterday, through ignorance in treat
ing fractured hand 20 as 70 cause mortifica-
ton and subsequent loss Of the hand; and So ,0O)
damages were awarded.
THE ooMAITTER OF SEVENTY
last night discus sed q proposition 20 urge A. r.
Lawrence to withdraw from his democratic can
ination Of city judge.
TIE hURDERxR UF A POLICE NAN TO BB HUNG.
henry Rogers last evening confessed 10 having
stick, but asserted that he did not intend 20
Kill HIM He (Rogers) was drunk at the time.
de stated that, after he struck Donahue once
onoehcA LOuGn, ubincu Denver, took the sue X
and beat Donahue on the head with IL until il
broke, and that he also saw ethers of the gang
named Ritchie, Gibson and Flint, strike him on
the head with bottles and stones and kick him
while he laid on the ground. The jury returned
a verdict OF murder in the frst degree aud
Judge Gilbert sentenced Rogers to be hung on
the 9th OF December. His counsel will apply tor
q writ OF error.
STOKES COUNSEL
to-day presented affidavit OF their client
asking for trial during the present term OF the
TWEED sURaKNDERs.
VIM. M. Tweed delivered himself up Il the
sheriff At 1885 a. N. to-day, and is now in his
custody IN tie court ot oyer and terminer
TWEED BAILRD OUT.
Tweed proceeded from the court of Over and
Terminer ts the District Attorneys Office.
where he gave bail for $4,000 on each indi.t,
ment. Edward Kearney AMI Alfred ID, sand
became his bondsmen.
AN ANONYMOUS BURGLAR
OFFERS TO come TO New York city, produce the
murderer OF Nathan, the banker, and prove said
murderer's guilt, provided he is given immuni-
y rom requisitions from other states. and maid
eo,VVV after the conviction OF the murderer,
OFFERS FOR GOVERNMENT BoNps
mere were fourteen offers of bonds to-day.
snsunting TO about -, 42i $40, et from li2 IS TO
LIS The Government buys 81 900 900 at from
ll2i6 20 ll2.74.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
Associated Press Reports.
PANIC IN NEW YORK.
Rapid spread of the Horse Disease.
s,C00 Animals Already Affected.
Travel and Traffic interrupted.

NEW YORK, October Z5-rhe horse disease.
which : occurring In the ii feTgut cities outs le
o. New York. sHG watch Ia caused great deal
o. excitement among stable heeleTs and car
companies, has made it, appearance IA thisc.ty,
causing TIE greatest pane. TIE disease seems
70 have appeared mrs; in this city in IN aptitude
Monday 4. ~, although there were some few
cases o. earlier date. The contagious gaa 'itias
Oh the disease are very violent, agI within twer-
ty-iour hours from the time the first symptoms
OF me sickness were noticed ii ore large Stsh-e
i'teo horses under fhe same roof were sinIlg.lg
anected- reporter. who has visited A number
~ the principal stables states that DO les than
',oOo horses, II ALL were affected Ip 70 yesterday
evening.
The horses OF the Different lines OF stage ani
car companies are al more or less affected. on
me tsh avenue line OF railroad 0 horses were
stricken down in four hours and the company
were compelled 10 withdraw some OF their
care. over 2,0ol horses Of the 81 avenue
line are suffering. In the stables of the .
street stage line some 500 horses are laid up.
Up to midnight last night no deaths had oc-
eurreu eScep. IN me 9Th avenue stables.
In Brooklyn the disease is reported 20 be
spreading.
1T is gravely appreh ended that the disease will
spread so as to materially interrupt the means
Of traffic throughout the city. There are soms
l4,ooe car and stage horses in New York, and II
equine travel Is stopped this season the losses 20
business will be very heavy.
he disease Is denominsted catarrhal fever.
IL commences with cough, and in about IS
hours running from the eyes aud nose Is ie-
veloped and the horse becomes weak: the affac-
ton being thought similar 10 the Canadian cpl
demic.
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NEw YoRK. o.. 2l.-The u.rnld has AZ

NEw YORK, Oct. 23.-The Herald has the fol-
lowing special:
LONDON, Oct. Written judgment has
already been given in the San Juan arbitration
by the iurists TO whom the case was submitted
TX on y wants the signature of the Emperor. II
decides in favor OF the United States, ani Of
making the canal lie HurO the boundary. The
cause OF delay in comm unicating the judgment
IS, that an English diplomatic intrigue il on
loot, the object of which is TO so modify the
EmperOr's judgment As 20 cause the arbitration
TO become a failure. OdO Russell, the English
minister at Berlin, therefore strives to
prevent the EmpeTor's acting upon the
Judgment rendered by the iurists, and
endeavoring 20 raise a false issue.
The article IN the Times OF October l6.h was in
spired by the foreign Office. IL presents the
views the government urges at Berlin, saying
that the Emperor may decide upon any one OF
the three channels, and falsifes the words of tie
treaty, saying judgment is required upon two
specified points. Should Mr.. Russell fail TO get
declaration favoring the intermediate channel
for boundary he Is TO labor for a negative
Judgment that is, that neither de Huro nor Ro-
saris Is the channrel described in the treaty
mus the treaty will fail like that previously
submitted to the King OF the Netherlands, who
instead OF giving definite decision recon-
mended acompromise. The efforts Of Prices
Victoria, vile OF The Crown Prince, have been
enlisted by those engaged in the intrigue
MT. Bieichroder, jew banker and an init
mate as ociate Of Bismarck is very useful in the
matter, and has Just been appointed British
consul General at Berlin.
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From Europe To-day.

7TANAAhDs WANT THE CoNsCRtPrION ABOL-
IsHED.
MADRID, Oct. S.-Meetings have lately been
held In several Spanish provinces, at which
resolutions were ado tied demanding the aboli-
ton OF the army conscription system.
PLEA or MERCY FOE TIE cARLrsrs
At the session Of the Cortee yesterday deputy
said the Cariist prisoners held by the govern
ment we're badly treated, and he protested
against II. General Cordoba, Minister of War.
denied the assertion Of the deputy, and stated
that AL prisoners were properly taken care OF
GIBRALTAR.
PETITIONS have been presented TO the Cortes
requesting the government to enter into neeo'
fog the cession Of Gibraltar to Spain'
q. MINISTER PARTRIDGE.
PANS, Oct. 23--J. X. Partridge IL q min
ister TO Brazil, Who Is now on leave OF Absence.
has arrived in Paris. ~0NSe'
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How 1T FESLS To BE POISONED WITH
STRYCHNINE.-A man out in NeFada, who took
a dose OF rychnine by mistake snd escaped 70
tell the tale. describes the sensation OF dying
by this process. Ii il enough 10 deter any person
in his senses from selecting that mode OF COM
hitting suicide. He says he felt sue ,ession OF
shocks and commissions each worse than being
broken on the wheel, and after suffering terrible
torrents for a period that seemed Of inhDtti We
duration, he finally sunk into unconseiousness,
from which lac was rescued by the utmost eNer-
tons OF skilful physician.
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DAUGHTER or DR.. LIvINGsroNg, Miss
Agnes Livingstone, has published letter from
her father. in which re saws that he has w.itten
two letters ~ Ar, Bennett; that he meant 20
have kept the materis 70 himself, oni because
Sne eHPeoluOn was expensive he ~ IShi.I
10y WAT would help him 10 write A D.. -.
a.. = s anus would DC harmless, as sAmerica
ar. ie eCoo ana generous friends" A banquet
was giVsn 70 Mr.. Stanley, in London, on Monday
hehi, by the Royal Geographical so,iety. a.
, Ttrcn many OIL the nobility and American gen.
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TOTAL, 900 GIFTS, ALL CASH. 90 ,O8O
The money to pay all these gifts is now upon de-
posit, aud set apart tor that pur pose in the Farm
ere e,d Droyers Bank, will be seen by the fol-
lowing certificate of the Cashier:
FARMERS AND DRovERs' BANK,
LOUISVILLE, KY, Sep. %, 1879
THIS Is TO CERTIFY THAT THERE Is NOW
on pErSsiT LIZ THIS BANK OVER HALF A
The GIFT CONCERT Fund 5000 900 OF
WEIGH is HELD BY THIS BANK ASTBEAS-
Ukkk OF THE PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KEN
TuCkY TO PAY OFF ALL GIFTS TO BE
AWARDED AT THE DkAWlNG
3. WEIGH, Cashisr.
PRICE OF TlOhETS.
whole tickets, Sl0 halves SIS; quarters, S2.Ja: IL
whole til kes for $780, q for s2s5 Sc for Is for
lAeo; 2s5 for $3.50; $40 for 5000. No discount
OIL less than = loo worth of tickets at q time.
The drawing will positively aad unel1ivscally
take place Decsmber 7. Agents are peremptorily
required 10 close sales and m AXE returns November
IS IN order to give mple time for the final arrange
rents orders FOR tickets or applications for cir
cQlars should be addressed 10
Gov. THOMAS f. BRAMLETrE
Agent Public Library of Kentucky, Louisville, Ky.
New York OfRce, cog Broadway, in CHARGE Of
AAor HOS d. HAYs oclz 2aw2n
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WHY NoI?-The Legislature of Vermont adj
dresses ITSELF to the task of righting woman Q
wrongs IN very gingerly manner. A bill as
peen introduced providing "that when a wife
mas been abandoned by her husband, without
provision Tor her maintenance, the probs te
court snail give her power to sell and convey
her real and personal estate" Why should moi
a VIE have full power at any time to dispose of
any property that may happen to be her OWN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-23

BABIKs ARR CHEAP i'm the oil country. accor-
ding u q circumstance related by the ricioute
journal. woman came on foot from tue vii
age Of Triumph TO Fagundas, bearing In her
arms beautiful babe two weeks old. She
stated that she was very poor, and would sell the
child for money TO whoever wished 10 buy IL. A
gentleman offered her ten dollars for II, which
was accepted, the contracting parties going be
fore magistrate and hav ing the bargain legally
ratified. The unnatural mother then lett, huf
returned In a few hours and asked 70 have the
child restored to her, another party had Of
fered her twenty-five dollars Tor Il. The pur-
chaser refused.
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AN IMPORTANT SCHNAPP JUDGMENT wa
given IN the supreme court yesterday, in the
case OF Hudson ID. Wolfe ct al, plaintiffs vs.
Cdolpho Wolfe company, defendants. The de-
schnspIs." the plaintiffs were infringing upon
the trade mark OF the UsOlphO Wolfe company
as the latter claimed patent right u the intro
ducnon o. the word "schnspp" into our Ian
guage, and consequently justified the steps for
which this action was brought against them.
Plaintiffs counsel succeeded iu proving, on { he
contrary, that the Introduction OF the word wa
in cur vocabulary was coeval with Teu:Onic use
OF the juniper berry in this country, and a YER
dict for plsintlSs Was rendered sccOr iingiy
y. 4, World, 22f
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PRosPKcT PARK RACRs.-The great race,
which was postponed from Monday, was CON
cluded at Prospect Park, near New York yes
terday. The race created such excitement that
large crowd was present to witness It's con-
clusion Gaselle won, deciding the heat and
all: Gazelle, 0 81; Judge Fullerton, 22012;
George Palmer 3 323; Rosalind, 4444 i;
Camors drawn. Time 2:23k, 2:2l, DID Z, 2:239
2:8k. 'T
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MYSTERIOUS ABDUCTION OF WISCONSIN
WohEN.-In Madison, WIS, two mysterious
cases have just occurred Miss Amelia Schet-
ter, very progressing girl of Is years, while
on visit at her fathers, at Mcfarland, ON
Saturday last, mysteriously disappeared in the
her whereabouts. A married woman was alb
quoted in the town of Windsor, about a week
ago, and was taken away forcIbly by two men
in covered carriage, after drugginE her hus-
band. He seems &c know nothing OF the cir
cumstances. Her dress was found on the road
several miles from her residence and carried 10
me sherln once Fears of foul play are en-
tertained in both of these cases
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SUIT TO RECOVER THE VALUE OF STOLEN
CHECK.-Louisa j. Nolan has brought suit 10
gold, in cheek dated January 81, 1865. The
check was stolen from the original owner and
the payment was Immediately stopped. Suisse
bank. Three years after, Mrs. Nolan, while AT
the ST. Charles hotel, New Orleans received
the check from one Nolan, as collateral for
$1,000. and lad 1t presented to the Bank OF New
York, which refused payment A verdict was
rendered for the defendant
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ley.
@Mrs. Conrad Sauber, more than seventy
years old, died in Lancaster, Pa, on Wedues-
day, from the effects OF q drunken debauch.
~"Illustrating mans froatispieceo il the
westernism for quitting q head" on ANYBODY
When will the present era Of slang be over?
~The newly discovered Colorado silver
ledge Is reported to Be siKty-three feet In width
ana nve miles long, and produces 5000 to the
- Miss Ella Garrettson and Miss Mamie
butler, or Muscatine, IA, are gone on Q tour
through Europe uDeHbarressed and uuaccOm-
panied by the biped man.
IA servant girl Ia Springfield, ILL.,, after
she ascertained that her lover was married
man, tried to commit suicide by eating two
boxes of lucifer nathes. She still lives.
~Mrs OLeary, OF Chicago, who owned the
COW that set the IRE, Is to have q benefit BALL
tickets 81, in consideration Of the vast improve
ments made in the city during the past year.
New pattern Of Cbeviot shirtings have
been imported Tor next summers wear. Blue
tnts, with barrow stripes and brown and orange
tnis, are much In vogue.
0J. 9. Cutting, large California WOOL
grower, has sued the Pacific railroad for $50 900
on account of being put of for haying stopped
over on through ticket, and thereby losing
GJacob L. Glass ard Mrs. Mary A. Bell. of
shelby cou nty, KY, met for the first time last
Iue-HaY AFTERNOON, loved At first sight, were
married that night, and Immediately left for
Louisville In buggy on bridal tour.
!. Forty-eight young colOred girls from
Inherent points in North Carolina. eighteen
being from Greensboro the point where they
were shipped, have arrived It Hampton, Va.
10 attend the colored normal school. where they
VIZ DC ptfed TOT teachers gratuitously.
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a BosrSs, Oct 3.1The lose OF s. s. Houghton
on fremont street last night Is esfimsteS a.
hiU,W.; insurance q 5000. The lyceum build
ing IN the rear Of the psvalion, owned by the
nens Q! tne late DIR. John Ware wae also de-
stroyed, involving a lo.s OF eea mo. insnrad
The pavilion was saved.
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the SAN JUAN BOUNDARY DISPUTE.
decision Of the Jurisfs I'm Favor Of
the United States.

ENGLISH WAYS THAT ARE DARK AND TRICKS
THAT ARE NAIS-JOHN BULL NITRIC UENG.
AS USUAL, TO DEFEAT THE RIGHT-wILL Tag
GERMAN KAISER BIZ CAJOLED INTO Sane
TIoNlNG WRONG, BY BRITISH WORD TWIST
ERS?
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CoCBIsE, the notorious Indian sachem, has
agreed to go upon a reservation with three hun
dred OF his followers. So telegraphs General
Howard. Will they stay on the reservation when
they get there? That's what the settlers would
like TO know.
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iHE hkPUBLiC II DANGER--Napoleon wyse.
an lrlsh gentleman, WAS invited nv - s'.rer
Msoaine kattazZi. 10 visit her at Trouyille
Nhere she had taken a cottage. She tel.srspbed
10 friend. Every thing is prepared: Nap6Ieon
can come" Great excitement i'm the ofhcial
HOt!ui the telegram was sent 20 VI. Thiers NJ
iast, who Is great friend OF Nine. Ratrazzi's
snd who laughed, and does still, at the scare
the telegram caused.
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THERE ARE BUT FIVE IRON VESSELS in the
United States navy, and these are the Monocacy
and Palos, on the Asiatic station; the F,olic,
flag ship OF the port admiral at New York: the
Michigan, on the lakes; and the Gettysburg,
new being repaired at the Washington navy
yard