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to Si1s1, So6bs Men o4:. s.e
NlSsseure, and all Southwestern cities.
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Pulm.ps Palace Day and sleeping Oar. are 70 =
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The .,,spsion Of rreig., shipper. I. called % q
between the North and south, with rates sIws,s Il
Msrk ship freight, and procure bills Of lsdins ~
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i BETWEEN WASHINGTON,
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FOR PHILADELPHIA.
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ON SUNDAY.
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Sleeping cars for New YORK on s:2o ,. N. sr.s
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napolfs and the West. L. WILSON,
In COLE seusr. T Tissss & a trsssn''or'''
GEO. =. kooNTz, Agent, Washington. Jsax
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DR.. JOHNSTON

Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons, LondoI
Graduate Of one Of the most eminent Colleges in III
United States and the greater part OF whose life ha
been spent in the hospitals Of London, Paris. Phs
delphia and elsewhere, has effected Of the mos
astonishing cures that were ever known; man
troubled with ringing in the head and ears whe
asleep, great nervousness, being alarmed At sudde
sounds, bashfulness, with frequent FLUSHING, Al
cured Immediately.
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- original Horse and Carriage Bazaar,
% Louisiana avenue, between 9th and 10th streets
TRUSTEES SALE OF HORSE AND WAGON.
~ By virtue of deed of trust to me, dated
IoV the 18th day of December, ls7l, and duly re-
- corded In Liber No. Ca, folio No. 40, one OF
the land records OF eshington county. and by the
direction of the party therein secured, the under
signed Will, at Wall Co Is Bazaar, on the Sth day
OF August, 1872, at O'Clock, proceed TO sell
ONE BLACK HORSE AND BUILDERS BUSI-
NESS WAGON.
Terms Of sale: Cash.
RlOHABp L. WALLACH, Trustee.
iy2-3taw&ds w. l.. WALL 4 CO., Aucts.
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MEDICAL, &c.

IL; GARDHEB, Las aftAs Rteoyd o. s, Vss9.s>
. m aoy1a., can De consulteS privately. nom .
sna avenue, second story his
,,eesIoetoe tOOS Massachusetts avenue, betweoH
~ 'h sna th sts From his great Psrisnrs
nospiAlI And practice Of thirty years among both
days. ' "'
n. B;agpon the receipt OF go, advice and s,esf
involuntary emissions. aul9-iy
E'EMALE DISEASES treated and Oonfineme5.
- cases taken: Describe case andsenclose os, and
edy1ce and medicine will be sent. Address Mrs DR.
LiHiohPsoH, No. $40 n. 18th street, PhilsdsI.
I'm MARRIAGE-HappyR slieJ for Yorns Mes
~ from the effects Of Errors and Abuses In early
NE. Manhood restored. Nervous debility cured
impediments 70 Marriage removed. New method Of
uesment, New and remarkable remedies. Books
ana Sreulars sent free in sealed envelopes Address
Philadelphia, Pa. apis- eosm
lie; MOTIFS IRENCH POWDERS, OBRT1II
- OVR6 Tor Nervous Debility, Seminal Em.s.
lions, caused BY indiscrstien, donorrhoea, Glest.
scronrla, skin Disease, Syphilis, In al its eTsS,
Balsa~ Copssss SO MUesvy DISCARDED.
Sold IN Washington b. WIN. b. ENTWlsLu
Uru9E1a corner Pennsylvania ave. and l3th,streSf,
frfce % Deribox, sent By mail. iys-iv
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u Der has obtained from the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia holding aSpscial Term, letter.
xLTRID HGETSl. late Of ws.Sinssen count county,
p O, deceased An Rersenc having claims ss.inst
same, with the vouchers thereof 20 the subscribsr,
on or before the 18th day Of July next: they may
otherwise BIZ Law be excluded fro ell benet Of the
said estate. Given under ny hand this nth day Of
July, 1874. rL0IsE HCHfkR.
Ya-lsVSWs Administratrfx o. i. a.
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by certain prsctios
INDUCED in when alone, q habit FREQ uently Learned
from evil companions or at school, the effects O
which are nightly felt. even when asleep and il no
cured, renders marriage impossible, and destroy,
both mind and body, should apply Immediately
What pity that young mai, tine hope Of his
country, the pride OF bis parents should be snatch
ed from all prospects of enjoyment OF life by the con
sequence of deyiatng from the path Of nature, and
INDUCING certain secret habit. Such persons must
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MARRIAGE

Reflect that q sound mind and body are tine moe
necessary requisites to promote connubisl hsppi
ness. Indeed, without these the Journey throuel
life becomes weary pilgrimage, the pros pect honr
ly darkens to the view, the mind becomes shsdowet
with despair, and filled with the melancholy reiec
tion that the hsppiness of another is blishted witt
Qur OWN
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

DIR. J. addresses all those who have njured then,
selves by improper indulgence and solitary habit
which ruin both body and mind, uniting for eithes
business, study, society or marriage.
These some of the sad and melancholy effects
produced by the early habits of youth, viz:-weaf
ness of the Back and Limbs, Pains in the Head, Din
of Sight, Loss of Muscular Power, PalpitafioL
of the Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervous Irritabiity, De.
rangement OF the Digestive Functions, General De.
bity, Sym ptoms of Consumption, &C.
MENfALLY.-The fearful effects Of the mind are
much to be dreaded Loss q Memg5y Confusion o.
Aversion to Society, Self istrust Love Of Solitude
Timidity, &c, are some Of the eviis produced.
Thousands of persons of all ages can now nudge
what is the cause of their declining health iosns
their yigor. becoming weak, pale, nervous and ems
ciated, having singular appearance about the eyee
coueh and ptorls of Cor sumpfion -
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LIZ o. sfRAnsEIys :.
' wAsuIrsroass . I'D xsu ROM, .

C$khaAg5' g 81 ~; IyS55Vs
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- No. lOOl northwest corner 10th and ID SITS.
TRUsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Pkk0nP5ERTr ON = STREET, BETWEEN lsT
%A By virtue of a deed of trust TO me, dated De-
.E%E eember LIST, ISL, and recorded in Hber 6s5,
4eNEfono 2iO, ct seq one of the land records OF
Washington county, in the District of COLUMBIA,
a am ~ Inc reqnest OF the party secured thereby
VIII sell, at public auction, the premises TO the
highest bidder, on FRIDAY, the I'd day of August,
ioa at o'clock all that piece parcel of ground
ana premises, situate and lying in the city Of Wash
ingt3n, u u, arc known and described on the plan
or plat thereof follows Part of let numbered six
cen, l6,C IN square numbered five hundred and
NIFTY (55,l fronting sixteen Cl6) feet four and
Sae t n inches on street north and running
improved with "a fine twostory Frame Dwelling and
Is very desirable property.
Terms of sale One-third cash, and the balance I'm
SIX and twelve months, with interest, secured by
ceed OF trust on the property. Sl00 down when the
property is struck Off. stamps and convey ancing at
the cost OF the purchaser. Terms to be complied
with WITHIN seven days after sale or the property
viii be sold at the rick and cost Of the deautine
CHAs. W. THOMAS, Trustee.
Olo-eo&ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
n n "
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had " 0An""1oS russ: :
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Affairs IN Virginia.
THE POLITICAL POT A'BILIN.
Correspondence OF The Star.

FALLS CHURCH, oct. Is, 1872.
Ihls rural locality was unusually lively last
evening. The cOntending parties in the present
political canvass held meetings here. The crow
eaters were out en- mdsse. Their speakers, pre-
yiously announced, were Judge Thomas, of
Fairfax Court House; Hon. Lewis Mckenzie
and Mr.. SnOwden, OF the Alexandria Gazette
Mr.. NICK. was an elector on the republican
ticket, but he "gin out" Thomas was an
old Whig, who has eaten crow before.
The " oonfederates" organized Greeley and
Brown club by extemporzng a constitution
and bylaws, and by selecting Job G. McVeigh
tor president and Messrs. Bailey, McChlldester
Lake, DePutrOn, Benz. Shrieve and some others
for the other offices. The business done, speak
ing was in order, but there was not a sperker
present. Thomas, the president said, had prom
lsed 10 come, but hadn't, and had not sent a
reason for not coming. Mckenzie "writ," and
SO did Snowden. Then followed short speeche
by the home talent-McVeigh, DePutron
McChildester, Farmer Sherwood and Others the
spirits OF both speakers and hearers being rather
depressed.
But the meeting of the Grant and Wilson
club "a large One) was the chief point OF interest
IL was jolly, enthusiastic meeting. Judge
NllouShby made strong, forcible, argumenta-
tive speech. He was followed by Mr.. Halves
lawyer from New York, l understand, and a
fluent, persuasive speaker. Whilst he was
speaking some of the confederates came in, and
one OF them, DIR. Lloyd, began TO interrupt him
and TO ask questions; and then the fun began
and Tor an hour perhaps the meeting at fire.
quent intervals was convulsed with laughter
In the very best nature he gave the doctor the
seyerest cuts that any man ever received from
public speaker. To-day there is to be large
republican meeting at the courthouse.
Tprru
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New York NnlRs

FRoFOskD FUSION OF REPUBLICANS AND
APOLLO HALL DEMOCRATS.
NEW YORK, Oct. lS.-It il asserted by leadiuy
members Of the Apollo Hall democracy that a
county ana Judiciary ticket Will be agreed upou
10y that organization and the republicans. Ha-
yemeyer will probably be nominated for Mayor.
and the republicans are 10 be given the nomina.
ton Tor supreme court judge and SIX aldermen.
THE NEW INDICTMENT
against Tweed and Others are supposed TO have
been obtained as safeguard in case the Others
do lot hold good, and in order TO force Tweed 10
uial. Garvey's plsstering bills were offered i'm
evidence before the grand jury in connection
win the cases OF many ring adherents, and il il
understood that scores of men whose houses
were frescoed at the public expense will be pro-
ceeded against.
HON. THOMAS II. NELSON,
United States minister TO Mexico left this city
yesterday for Terre Hsute with the remains OF
his wife Tor burial.
SYSTEMATIC CIGAR SMUGGLING.
Newport r. l., special dispatch says III at the
ohcers OF the revenue cutter Moccasin have
caused the seizure OF a large lot of cigars SNUG
gled into this country from Havana on the
schooner Pioneer, of New London, COnn,-not
the Cuban Pioneer. systematic smuggling
has been going on, the cigars being advert Sed
as other articles. Altogether one hundred thou
sand cigars have been traced by detectives.
TWEED MISSING.
Deputy Sheriff iudsOn Jarvis returned to the
Sherlfs ONCE at ii O'Clock to-day. after a
nights fruitless search for VIM. NJ Tweed. Il
Is how believed Tweed has LETT the city.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR,
This Afternoons Dispatches.
Associated Press Reports.
The Trouble Among the brooklyn
RaptisIs.


The "CLosR CONAUNIoN" MEN WANT To IN
VEsTIGATR REvs. HYATT SMITH AND PESrE-
COST, Ri T THEY DON'T DO 1T.
Nav NORK, oct. lit appears that on
Wednesday afternoon, after many delegates al
LETT the Baptist convention. aud alter the
pas, age o. the resolution telegra Phej yesterday
a RESOLUTION was introduced appointing A com
mittee OF I'VE 10 investigate the proceedings ~
Rev. DIS. HYATT Smith and George r. Pepte-
cost, ami report whether they, A. pastors OF two
churches in Brook yu. had departel from the
practices OF the ordinances OF the gospel a. fol-
loved by the churches belonging 10 the Long
Island Baptist Association. Although the above
resolution was sprung upon the remaining mem
hers OF The association, number OF the me mbegs
were advised in season TO defer departure AMI
JOIN the debate upon the issue.
Rev. DIR. Ssrles took the ground that the
action of the pastors of Lee Avenue sni Hanson
Place churches i'm regard to open communion
should be investigated. lie held that the true
baptlst doctrine was that OF close communion,
hnd be could not conceive of any occasion when
that principle should be set aside
PLEA FOR INpEPRN
Ut. Pentecost. Of Hanson Place church, re-
Piled, stating that no article of faith bal ever
been lnfringed in the remOtest degree by that
church or by him, it's pastor, by no public act or
word. 80 long as he was pastor he would live up
TO the law OF the church, although personally
he might doubt the wisdom of ,he law. The act
upon which the rumors against the church were
founded was private personal act OF his own.
Referring 10 the administering Of communion
10 dying person at that persons request, he
saiu Inc besoCiation might appoint Their COM
mlttee OF investigation, but he reminded them
that the independence and freedom OF the Bap-
tst church were more proverbial than their
adherence TO the doctrine Of close comm Inion
audit was very doubtful whether the committee
II appointed, would be admitted TO his church
Tor them 20 submit 20 any ca'echisIng. For
himself. he would sooner preach the gospel ac-
cordiDg 10 his convictions-upou a street corner
or an open common-than contend for place or
position.
Dr Hyatt Smith followed in the same strain,
endorsing Dr. PentecOst, and said his (Smith's}
church stood upon what l. called the New
Ham, shire confession of faith. and therein
found ample room and verge lie recognized
baptism 10y immersion a. the accredited door 10
the church, and would admit persons 20 the
Lords supper who have not been baptized He
said on that ground vast numbers OF the church
stand, and II IL no use 10 shut their eyes 10 the
fact. The chBrches are independent. and he
denied the right of the association 10 erect itse
into an ecclesiastical court.
TRIUMPH OF THE OPEN COMMUNIONIsTs
After a long and rambling discussion hv
several lay members the resolution Wa tabled
which finally disposes of the subject, being a
triumph OF the open communicates.
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Truth.

REPORTED DISCOVERY OF SILVER NINE
IN LoUDOCN COUNTY, VA.-The Leesburg
Mirror says that a silver mine has been discoy.
cred on the farm OF Mr.. Janney, in the gap in
the Short Hill mountain, at Hillsboro', and tn at
MIR. Janney is making preparations to develop
~ The mine was discovered by two men from
Illinois, who say that long time ago. before the
ola french war, their great grandfather, an old
miner, discovered silver and opened a mine at
TINS place; that an opening to the depth of 50
feet was made by him, and sill yer in large guam
titles was found, but just at the time he was to
receive the reward OF his labor he was driven OFF
by the officers OF the colonial government who
Claimed the silver a. belonging 10 the crown of
England. The old miner made careful plat OF
the place, intending 10 return at some future
time and 60 TO work again, but the French war
breaking out at that time, and this place being
In the line OF Gen. Braddock's march, ana
other causes unknown now, prevented his re-
turn. The description of the place where the
silver was found has been carefully kept by his
descendants, and now, after the lapse of a CEN
tuTy, they come TO the scene of their ancestors
mine.
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Affairs on the Pacific Side.

.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 1.-THE directors of
the San Francisco and Colorado River Railroad
company published card formally withdraw
ing from submittal to vote of the people the
proposition to give said company a subsidy OF
1900, as they are convinced that the PEG
pie are opposed TO granting aid 90 railroads.
UNCERTAINTY OF HORSE RACES.
Great disappointment is felt at the result OF
the race here yesterday. Current reports led
many persons TO believe Occident could trot in
PIG, and large amount of money changed
hands on the result. Lucy and Occident will
trot at Alemeda Park on the sd inst unless
the programme be changed.
FIRE IN RAILROAD TUNNEL.
Timbers OF the Virginia City and Truckee
railroad tunnel, seven hundred feet long near
American fiat, have been burning since last
night, and the tunnel il caving.
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The Clerical scandal q, vii miu.tou

EPoRr ~ rHs INVESTIGATING roMMtrTEE.
he Iresbytery OF New Castle. pel convened
IN The Wet Church on "Wednesday. After the
u-..a. Pr tliiary exercise lie cumm ttcc Ap-
pointed ~ inquire into tie alleged -ed .tion BY
Kew. fr Matthews, Of his colorcd servant. IN ale
report emhcdyiBg the testimony. which. they
ssA. iUiy ytndicstes the character Of Mr..
Maitht Tvs lie report savs.-,. The testimony
'i tie woman Wa utterly UNIV Drthy o. CNl ience
:, x s"IS' loI ths ioitoNirg. among other rea-
s'ls btcaU>e her previous chara.ler NRs
Proved by beT own admission sui the testimony
81 respectable witnesses q hzve been .Nh-e a.
tc her own conduct. and tai-, znt .. IA l.rous
concerning Others; becauSe her tysf. rnattv
sca re- Mr. Ma'th, ~ DESTROYS itsclt hv being
positively and materially routraGI -to-E .n DE-
sworn statements concerning the am'- aul cir
'NHstaict> 81 the criminal acts which she
charges UFon HIM. an bcCsI-H her ~Worn
ttc.aTai VT-, IN which she 81 a. gfS Hg az
news With having gone With her 90 Et'r.m '-e
.' Lhd a boar tng place, 2 ave been l.sy.t hy
many 'ifC>ses % have been false .ui With
Nat fUul Is'Iou, four rr i've witness fss.T-
.Ahg ihsi sue VA brou-hr 90 raa p..rs by a
,ack dTiNtI from the railroad dsl.pt .uf
hat 10 other ptTsUu arruupanir.l n,r a.
came 20 the house 20 see her g.-rfug r.r .-.y
IN All thei. iuVe>tI CATIONS the e. mmI.tre ave
h"t met WITH any circumstance. act Il Wa-.l
proceeding from Mr.. Matthews which involves
Ut even seems 10 involve MIN M auN appTo. "a
even 10 criminal, improper or doubtful conduct
toward The person Who accuses him or ID
NATd any Other person whatrvcr, nor does
any TtTs"n whatever come furN tri a. Offer
any substantial Semblauce OF Frupf OF the
NNi-Sl! charge On the coHtr arv, one unhroken
mass OF testimony 70 the unhlemi-hed and pure
character ct Mr.. Matthews l. Afforded IA. On our
Ioig and personal intimacy with him. hy his
Ciatacier and work as a minister OF the gospel
icr i"tnty-four years, twelve of Which have
,eeh Spent IN Elk'on, and during his whole life
it.m boy hood 20 the present hour"
The iresbytcry, ty all unanimous vote. TWEEN
y Sven ministers and nineteen elders being
present. ADOPTED resolution declaring their
abiding confidence in Mr.. Matthews a1l ON
meEding him cordially % the continued CONT
htnce oi AZ ccngreg alton, 70 the church and the
public a. large.
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iHE TAMMANY RING FRAUDs-Tpeed, Hall
New York Court of Oyer and Terminer yester-
day presented four indictments against mem
bers OF the Tammany ring. One for INSIDE
meanor and one for forgery against VIM. M.
Tweed, under which bench warrants were ia
sued for his arrest. 1t Is understood that the
other two indictments are conformity against
Iweeu, Richard b. Connolly, and Mayor Hall
based on the action of the al Interim board of
audit at its one session, which lasted fifteen min
utes, ana at which were voted away &c, $40, 900,
the idea being that the arrangements therefor
were secretly made In advance of the meeting.
III Is not known that any warrants have been
Issued on the latter indictments. A bench var
rant ts out for the arrest of Thomas c. Fields
under the old indictment against him. Fields
Is said to be in the city. Deputy Sheriff Jarvis
failed to find Tweed last night, but it was m
himself to-day.
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Investtgatfng the Arkausas Riots

MEMPHIS, Oct Is-COl. Dorsey, of HeIena
and Hon. Amasa Hedges, OF Crittenden county,
who wire appointed by Governor Hsdey or
Arkansas, TO investigate the riots at Osceols.
Ark, are in this city and took the testimony of
various parties at the Oyerton hotel YESTERDAY
To-day, accompanied by several United States
marshals, they will proceed TO Osceola, when a
number OF prominent actors on DO tn sides will
be placed under arrest and tried for melting a
riot. Fitzpatrick, the leader OF the blacks Is in
this CITY. ~
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ROMAN CATHOLIC PROVINCTAL COvNCtL-
me catholic Mirror saws. lin NAV. lsfB the
la-t iroyinclal Council OF baltimore WAS held
IN the Metropolitan church, under tie yre,i-
behcN OF Archbishop Spaldng. The council
continued Tor one week. ami then adjourned
nilil Tie Lifh Sunday after Faster, l>.g. When
we TINE arrived tor the opening % eleventh
COUNCIL The See OF Baltimore was vacant. aud
'Si ,3uehtiN the meeting was postponed until
Tie irstaila ton 81 a new archbishop. That 10y
'Is event has now transplred, and the council
which Should have taken place last NAV viii be
prosates who compose this province, ,g.i lsul,f.
igs- attend: Right Rev. Bishops Mhalan. OF
wheeling; Lynch, OF charleston; pJmeuec. Of
flifSrurg, Wood, oi Philadelphia. O-Htra. OF
Scranton; Shsuahau. OF Harrisburg. 81 lIlrr on
frI"; Gibbons, Of Richmond. Becker. pf WI
mlngJon; Per>lCo, or Savannah, ana Ntrot, OF
Florida
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The National Board of Trade

INV YORK, Oct 1s.-At the National Board
OF Trade, this morning, leave to withdraw was
granted to the Cleveland and ST. Paul deIepa-
Mons on payment of assessments. Messrs MIR
dock & Wheeler, Of Mobile, asked the board 20
pass resolution asking the New Orleans cham
Der OF commerce TO determine a proper tare on
louisiana sugar, which will satisfy dealers in
ninnat, Ohio, addressed the board fsyorine a
liberal treaty with Canada. Mr, Ames1 of
Chicago, favored reciprocity
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TIE END OF THE REVOLT in Ferrol. Sinai,
Is omciail announced. The insurgents fearing
tne result Of an attack, began TO disperse during
Wednesday night, which was dark and stormy.
some TOOK refuge on board the vessel they had
seized, and sailed for Seijo. Others fed through
the town under the IRE Of the troops, and about
one hundred were captured. The government
forces yesterday morning entered the arsenal
meeting no resistance. -Four hundred insurgents
remained within the walb, Of whom nearly eli
were taken prisoners.
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LoUDoUN LAND SALEs-On Monday 4 T.
binker, auctioneer, sold, tor holland * Orr
commissioners IA the suit of Janney " Gulick
10 IDr Graham r llsev, tract of about 80 acres
OF lanO, III els per acre, and another tract of Al
acre. AZ Ga per acre. ON the same day W. B.
No.snd, auctoneer, sold Tor Harrison. holland
and Heaton, commissioners In the suit OF Yer
million VI. Gulick, tract OF Z72 acres for sos Il
per acre; James Silcott purchaser Also. ia
acTes, fer SIC per acre; Sanford Quick pur-
chaser. -LOUd0un TAI Nirr~,
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From the Northwest.

THE YKLLOwsTONk kAPKDITlQN-DAKOTA DE-
VISION OF THR n. p. Il. X.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1S.-The following WAS
received from st. Paul to-day: "Dispstches
from Dakota announce the arrival at Fort Rice
Of Gen. Stanley's Yellowstone military expedi-
ton. Track-laying on the Dakota division of
the Northern Pacific railroad is progressing at
the rate Of three miles per day. The grade is
nearly completed TO the Missouri river and
trains now run within forty miles of the cross
ing. The Yellowstone division, extending into
Montana. Is preparinp for the CONTRACT