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THE MISSISSIPPI TROUBLES
a FRESH OUTBREAK.
THE INDIAN INVESTIGATION.
The COMMISSIONERS IN NEW YORK.
PREPARING THEIR REPORT
THE NEW HAMPSHIRE TRAGEDY.
THE BEHEADED SCHOOL GIRL.
HER ASSASSIN ARRESTED.
THE INDIAN INVESTIGATION,
THE COMMISSIONERS IN NEW YORK
PREPARING THEIR REPORT
THE NEW HAMPSHIRE TRAGEDY.
THE BEHEADED SCHOOL GIRL.
HER ASSASSIN ARRESTED.
FRESH TROUBLE IN MISSISSIPPI.
The Color War Breaking Ont Again

MEMPHIS, Oct. 5-The following private
telegram was received from Helena, Ark
this morning: Negroes threaten TO burn
Friar's Point, Miss, to-day. Several whites
from there reached this place at 2 O'Clock
thls a. m. FOR arms and assistance. A
great many men have just left for Friar's
Point, and many more are ready 10 go IL
needed. Serious trouble is anticipated. A
gentleman from Friar's Point gives the
following statement in regard 10 the con
dltion of affairs there. Brown the colored
sheriff, who is a candidate for reelection
came TO Memphis last week and purchased
a considerable quantity of Ammunition
which he took to Friar's Point and distrib,
uted among his friends. On SATURDAY
night the democratic conservative con
veution was held there and a ticket
nominated in opposition TO the ticket headed
by Brown. Senator Aloorn being present
was called upon for speech, 10 which ne re
sponded, and in the course OF his remarks
criticised Browns official career i'm a severe
manner. Brown, who was present. became
much excited and demanded the privilege OF
replying, but Judge Rex, chairman, fearing
bloodshed, adjourned the meeting. Brown
then announced that he would call a meet
ing for Monday night, and its supposed trou-
bles grew out of this meeting last night
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THE ELECTION In CONNECTICUT YES
TERDAY.-Yesterday the people of Connecti-
cut elected their town officers and voted
upon two proposed amendments TO their
state constitution. One of these amend
ments Is important. as IL provides that the
time Tor holding the annual elections shall
be changed from April to November, thus
coinciding with the time OF the election OF
Congressmen, after November, 1876; that the
state officers and members OF the state
senate shall hold ONCE for two years, and
that he legislature shall meet In January In
stead of In May. IL also provides that IN tine
election OF state senators those representing
the even-numbered districts shall be
chosen one year and those in the odd
districts the next year. The second amend
ment empowers the legislature to restore,
by two thirds vote, the franchise TO men
who have forfeited II by q conviction for
crime. The returns indicate the adoption
OF all the amendments. Nearly all the large
towns voted for liquor license, and the small
towns against Republicans have been
chosen for town clerk and the first selectmaa
at HartfoyI.
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JAY COOKE a co.
Decision I'm Favor Of the GOyerum emf

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. Sin the u. :. Cir
cult Court this morning Judge Mckennar
read the opinion OF Justice Strong in the
matter of the United States VS.. Edwin w
Lewis, trustee OF the estate Of Jay Cooke &
Co. The claim of the government was that
LoDcon, of which the members OF the
firm OF Jay Cooke & Co. were partners
were at the time OF the bankruptcy of the
latter indebted to the government I'm the sum
of f 1872 6lO; that the government had priority
over other creditors, and that the assets in
the hands OF the trustees should first be
applied TO the discharge of this Indebtedness
The case was argued at Erie, and Judge
Strong sustaining the claim OF government
DEGREES in its favor.
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The FIRE ENGINEERS CONVENTION
Alter our teiegraPlic report o the Gre engi-
reers convention, sitting In Sew HoTK
cioSeu yesterday, ire Commissioner Perley,
OF New York. addressed the ronyentIon
brleny abiding To- the great advantages de-
rived from the establishment OF a fira COM
ousuole bureau and a bureau u punish in
cendlarles, and said that there were more
convictions for arson I'm New York city dur
ing the past two years than at any time
since The IRE department has been in eXis-
fence. Onlcers for the ensuing year were
nominated: A. c. Hendricks, OF New Haven.
i9r president, and among the vice presidents
W m. A. Johnston, OF Philadelphia: Henry
Snllman, OF baltimore, Martin Croain, OF
Washington; Thomas O'Connor. OF New
orleans, ana George Mccall, OF Wilmington,
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THE COAL TRADE continues quite large for
both anthracite and bitumtnouS aud a very
large amount OF coal Is being sold at the
present advances In prices. We hear of some
anthracite purchases 10y the iron furnaces
but, Independent OF this, the shipments OF
coal from the coal centerS, mainly for do
nestle uses, Is very large, and the tonnage
OF the Reading Railroad Company for the
week ending on Saturday last was even
larger than that OF the previous week when
the tonnage of all the anthracite regions
aggregated $50, i55 tons. and for the wear
l4,o4S.oSS tons, against i.i3O. AZ tons 10 same
Time last year, "a decrease OF 37I.s9l tons
lhe bltuminous tonnage for the week was
N,sl2 tons and for the year 21OS. so tons
6o0.06s and for the year OF Is7S5 .Ga8 tons.
against L. .0i5,O9j tons Ia the same time last
year, a decrease Of 20 ,i92 tons Phld lslphiI
LsdgeT, an.
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STORY PROM BLACKwELL's ISLAND
william warren, who has neither moneS
friends nor home, complains OF brutality on
Blackwells Island at the hands OF Keeper
James Ryan. He says that on THURSDAY
morning, as he was going with the other
prisoners 10 the workshop, he asked OF RYAN
permission 10 see Warden Fox, and that the
Keeper roughly answered: mo, you cant;
ana II you don't go along i II mash your mead
win club. As Warren turned 70 20 Ryan
stepped up behind, and with a heavy kew
relied him upon some stones that severely
cut bis face and head. Warden Fox saw the
strlklhg x, and said 20 the keeper, Il suspend
you right away. IN y Sun.
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THE NEW HAMPSHIRE SCHOOL
GIRL TRAGEDY.
Arrest 0f the AIla~ah ASsasstn
Arrest OF

CONCORD, y. H., Oct. SIT is reported here
that man named Drew has been arrested
at Pembroke this morning for the murder OF
the girl Langwade at that place yesterday.
and that mob is besieging the stationhouse
at SimcoOk, where he is confined. The head
of the murdered girl was found this morning
about one hundred yards distant from where
the body was found.
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The Horse disease Gone West

CINCINNATI, Oct. 6-Ine horse disease
has, within the last few days, appeared
among the horses in this city. In all the
street railroad stables horses are coughing,
and in many private stables the disease Is
manifesting itself in the swelling of the
glands in the hecks OF the animals. At the
lowest calculation two thousand horses are
suffering more or less from the disease.
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"A SCHOOL GIRL OUTRAGED AND MUIR
DERED. - A horrible murder occurred at
SuncoOk, y. ID, yesterday. Miss LangmOde
daughter OF James r. LangmOde, LETT her
nome yesterday morning for school, having
a hall mile 10 walk, part OF the way through
the woods. Not returning al the usual hour.
search was made and the woods secured. At
Soclock last evening her body was found an
the woods, half a mile from the road, with
her head nearly severed from her body. She
had been outraged and murdered. Iutense
excitement exists in the community.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, Oct. 5--The experiment of bring
ing peaches per steamer Canada from New
York, In box on deck, arranged on the Al -
legretti refrigerator plan, was a SUCCESSIVE
frult being delivered here in good condition
and eagerly purchased
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THE LATEST CHARLEY Ross SENSATION.
The New York Herald OF yesterday pa blishes
a letter from Philadelphia, which contains a
correspondence between one Nelson Boothe
and {. II. Ross, the father OF the missing
Charley Ross, and what purports TO be a con-
fession from Boothe, indicating that he was
conce led In the abduction, and that he is now
IN EngluJd. De gives certain instructions by
which he claims the boy can be recovered.
Mr.. Ross has communicated with the Eng
lish police, but attaches no importance 10
ROOthes story
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NASHVILLE RACEs-At the Nashville
(Tenn.) races yesterday the mile dash was
won by Plenty over Clemmie q. aud Girl, in
l:41 the hotel stakes, mile heats, by Kin
Alfonso, in Lao and lf7 beating Asterli
ana Misdeal, and the mile and an eighth "a.
by Weatherby, over Redman and Newbe.
IN LISA. At Prospect IN. Y trotting RAJ,
Blanche beat Music and Cameo alter q We
heals. best Time 2ggL
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The LOVERS OF OYSTERS, and legion IL
the name OF such, will be delighted 20 learn
mat ancient oystermen are predicting the
best season for that sort OF sea fruit since
LEGO. Already the bivalvular dalnJies are in
plump condition. The great plantation
owners at Newark bay, AmbOy, and other
FONTS along the Sound are expecting a yield
of 2,OOO,O0O bushels and profits OF from
-5SO,0n0 TO 100000. Partakers OF the fried
ihe roast, the stewed, the raw, will appreci-
ave The information that In this neignbor-
scr ptions are en gagged in supplying the
Oy steT market.-N y. Tribune
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FAUQUIER VA IrEMs.-Peter Digges,
OOlored, was found guilty az the September
ERIN OF the county court OF murder an tho
second degree for whipping his son 10 death,
and sentenced To tie penitentiary for seven
y ears. ''-' The home {. act OF DIR. Alban =.
.'ayDe-lG0 acres was sold under decree OF
ierndOn ys. Payne Tor SIP per acre.-Wd--
FtJffOa T'a.O Iai.E.
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A BUFFALO LAWYER SENT TO PRISON
At Buffalo, N. Y, last Saturday, George K.
jacob. lawyer, well known throughout
western New York, was sentenced by Judge
Clinton to Auburn state prison for three
year., for an assault with intent TO commit
rape. The trial has caused an unusual ex-
element, having consumed i've days. The
prisoner is g years OF age.
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An Abor,,out.t Seuser cod

ELIZABETH, n. j., Oct 5.-David s. Perry,
20 years of age, was sentenced In the general
quarter sessions this morning TO ten years In
state prison with hard labor, for abortion.
He styled himself an Evangelist, preached
at times, practiced medicine, and kept q
liQuCr saloon,
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1The murderer sharkey has sailed nom

1Tbe murderer Sharkey has sailed non
Havana for Spain.
~Wendell Phillips thinks that the Fall
River troubles are only the beginning OF q
great socialistic storm
81 Madamoiselle Titiens, made her first
appearance in America IN concert at Stein
way Han, New York, last night.
sVChester driving park at Cincinnati VIII
be opened this week with q racing PROGRAMME
embracing go 600 I'm premiums
s4A Justice Of the Peace I'm Jersey CIl :
furnished the bonds for prisoner who was
up before him.
sVWhile shooting on the Hackensack river
on SATURDAY, George Wheeler, aged Is years,
accidentally shot himself fatally.
SMayor Slocum OF Newport, r L, has
forbidden the FAN River committee 20 solicit
aid I'm Newport for FAN River strikers, AMI
has ordered their arrest II they attempt It
80 The Servian ministry have resigned iIs
consequence of a declaration Of Prince Milan
at a secret sitting OF the council, and con-
servative ministry IL being formed
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AHDnrnn A

VERDICT AGAINST GAs-LIGHr COM
PASY.-A verdict Tor Sl2JOO damages was
yesterday awarded against the Boston Gas
Light company In suit growing out OF per-
sonal injuries received by Martha Hutchin-
son by an explosion OF gas at the time OF the
great FIRE In November. IS52
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Seryia's Cabinet CRISIS.

BELGRADE. Oct. 5.-Prince Milan has IN
formed the Skuptschina that his ministers
had secretly pursued an independent policy
almost amounting TO conspiracy against
the prince. The Skuptschina is unanimous
in its opinion 10 sustain the prince. The new
ministry is not vet formed.
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A Cbiuese Copcessfon

LONDON, Oct 5.-The Tunes i'm its evening
edition to-day has a special telegram from
Shanghai, dated to-day, which says a decree
appears in the Gazette, at Pekln, conceIing
hereafter, intercourse between the chiefs of
the government departments and the foreign
aipfS
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INDIAN WAR THRFATENEn INCArIp

INDIAN WAR THREATENED IN CALIFoR-
NIA.-Trouble with the Pala indians in tue
northeastern portion OF San Diego county,
Cal, is apprehended. They have recently
been elected from lands in TEN .cala Ranch.
70 which they are evidently eutitlei They
number between 300 and 400 a BILE bodied men.
Gov. Pacheco and Gen. ScAoneii have been
telegraphed for arms and troops.
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JEROME PARK, N. Y, Oct 5.-The fir ST
race Of one mile for purse OF $500 was won
neck before Lloyd's Asteriod colt. Time.
147. Ten started.
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THE WAR IN SPAIN.-Milltary operations
In The north OF Spain will be resumed as seOa
as the government reinforcements TO ths
army arrive. Tue Carlists have demanded
100000 TO discontinue the seige OF San Sc
bastian.
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SINEY's TRIAL.-The testimony for the de-
fence in the Siney trial was continued yes
terday, and was general corroooration OF
the statements OF Siney when on the stand.
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THE LAFAYETTE STArUE-The French
government recently sent over here, for pre-
senfation TO this city, q massive statue of
Gen. Lafayette, which will, in course of
time, be put up in the Central Park. 1t was
sent as an acknowledgment of the gratitude
of France for the contributions made by the
American people TO relieve the wounded and
suffering French soldiers during the Franco
(iprmauic WAN Y Niyn
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HThe Italian senate will presently be oc-
cupied with the trial OF one of its members
the Duke of Satriano, on the ground OF forge
~.
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FRIsCO's BANKS. - The Nevada bank
opened yesterday at San Francisco. There
was large crowd In attendance, but no de-
monstration. The bank of California wa,
doing business as usual,
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A SERIOUS FIRE occurred at the Washing
ton Mills, Lawrence, Mass, at 2 O'Clock on
Monday morning from spontaneous combus-
ton. Loss on building, a., 600; on stock ant
machinery, s50,0O0. Work will not be inter
rupted more than q day or two.
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FIFrY SPEAKING CHARACTER,
TWO HUNDRED AUX LIABIEs

Admission 30, rs, and 81 Reserved llaces Is cents
extra. Gallery IS cents.
The sale Of seats will commence Thursday morn
ing, September -, at the TiCKet once of the The
alter, for any of the seven performance. sep2S u
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THE GREAT SACRIFICE or TfTE pkrSF-
DENTS THOROU GHBREDS. - The sale az
President Grants thorOughbr,.iS took placs
AT ~ Louis ON Thursday. and the unaccount
AMY low prices which they realized wa tha
subject al comment among the three huatrat
persons who attended. A. sample OF prices
u may b. stated that the Nellie Grant tea al,
Lady Morgan and Oueauc. which cost ~ .fNA
brought so; Kate Haynes a thorourb
bred brood mare. SO, Helen. an elegant scr
rel mare. $50, TopSey the we'll Known mare
presented 10 the President In iS,S by the Rus
sian ambassador at Washington. aud kept
hN The President ever since as a brood mare
$50. Butcher Maid, pacing mare. $50. tn
NlckSburg mare, which was announcal as
the animal on which General Grant rode an
The NickSburg campaign. WAS knocked Oh
Tor $50, and old Joe" the Presidents saddle
horse before the war. and now aged and IN
nrm, only trOught so. 10 T. considered GER
tain hat President Grant has sacrificed a
large sum OF money by the peremptory sale
OF his thOrou Gu hredS.
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THE MISSISSIPPI TROUBLES

A FRESH OUTBREAK.
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BANK ROBBERS FoILED.-The cashier az
The Rockville iCOnn.' National Bank has
occasion 20 90 10 the hank last Friday even
ing about O'Clock To deposit some money
he had in his packet A. he UNLOCKED ths
door OF the vaut he saw small piece al
p!asteriI < on the floor. Thinking II rather
strange, he looked mp ami saw a circular
piece Of about two feet I'm diameter hanging
frUm the ceiling. Putting his cane up ths
piece dropped, disclosing hole large enough
ior man body % pass through Toe bank
II located under a church. which had heef,
thteren by NE robbers, part 81 the door re
nnoNeu' anu q hole made through the brick
afch OF me ceiling 81 the ban king house Tho
moor was men carefully replaced the CARPET
hlcely lacked down, sud two valiscs full OF
burglars Tools slowed away. The cashier
immediately sent for the president OF the
hank, and The funds on hand. about 80. 00A IN
bills and large amount OF bonds Ngere ~
moved 10 a place of safety. As the party
o. aring the treasure left the bank a msn
suddenly made OF through a narrow passage
way. IL Is supposed be was one OF the gang
LEFT on watch. Toe tools found were nearly
complete for the work Of blowing up the
bank vault
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GEORGE RIGNOLD.-The National was
well-h filled last night, and with an audience
much more select and fashionable than Is
usual this early In the season. A double
attraction was presented in the appearance
OF the handsome George Rignold In q Shake
spearian historical play, brought out In a
style never before attempted in Washington
For first night Of play on thiS scale, with
so many speaking performers, and auxilia-
r1es. and such elaborate scenic effects the
performance went of very smoothly; but IL
will, of course, improve with each represen-
tation. MI. RignOlds fne person and mellow
voice qualify thim admirably for kingly aud
knightly sparts, and his personation OF the
hero OF AgIncourt was particularly good
While forctbly effective when the occasion
dema nds, he utterly eschews all rant or
mannertsms, and is, In fact, quite as notable
Tor his unaffected style and unstrainei de-
livery as for his fine manly figure and hand
some face. In the generally excellent sup
port given him the audience recognized sew
erSi old Washington favorites, as Mrs. Ger
mon, Sam Glenn, C. B. Bishop, Mr.. flanagan
ana Others Mr.. Fred Thorne, from the Liy-
erpOol heaterS, made an excellent Impress
sion, as did Mile Louise D'Oriel, from the
far1s tnesters. Everybody in town will be
apt 10 go 10 see Rignold in King Henry W.
and IL may be added, for the benefit OF those
not aware OF the fact, that his engagement
here is limited TO this week.
Mr.. Ford is certainly opening his season
with great lioerality In the way of talent.
and in The nne mounting OF the pieces brought
out.
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The TOTAL COINAGE for the month OF
september was 5,T92,lI1 pieces, valued at
Sl,9s',l95. During the same period the re-
hneries at Philadelphia, New \ DIRK Carson
City, and San Francisco refined and plrted
1850 ounces of fine gold, amounting 20
S3II3 $40, and 1882 321 ounces OF silver,
valued at 81 ,Tg7 sol.
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PRESENT FOR GEN. SPINNER.-A hand
some clock and pair of mantel ornaments,
made Of nickel and gold and elaborately
chased, will be presented TO ex-Treasurer
Spinner by the employees in the TreaSurars
office. The articles were purchased at a
cost OF $500, and are now on exhi Oition at
the department.
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Mr. X. l.. V. CLARKE, formerly on the APP
peal board of the Patent Office, and recently
reappointed to the same position, resumed
hishuties yesterday
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TIE SPEECH of the President at the re-
union of the Army Of the Tennessee is re-
ceived with great favor. The feeling is that
theSentiments the President expresses should
be those of every true, good and patriotic
citizen. The politicians are in a quandary
as 10 the meaning of the Presidents sudden
O. parture from his usual position OF reti-
ceDce- Some say IL is a feeler for a third
te. m on hard money basis, while others
think II is sort Of a last grand raIlying cry
10 have the old soldiers save the republican
party In the pending elections.-''S. VI" in
PtIGCieLph S0r.
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THE HEADQUARTERS OF the chief OF quar-
termasters of the third dist riot of the mill
tary division of the Atlantic has been trans
TERED from Philadelphia to Baltimore
The district was formerly in charge Of Brevet
BTigadier General j. ]. Dana, 0ut IL is n ow
under the direction of Col. III. w. James, the
quartermaster ON duty at the latter station
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HON. II. III. DUELL, the new Commissioner
OF Patents, occupied most OF his time to-day
in receiving applicants for Office. Most OF
them were parties who have heretofore been
refused positions by former occupants of the
commissioners chair and who hoped the
new oficlal would favorably consider their
claims
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WHICH IN NO PARTICULAR HAVE BEEN
SURPASSED UPON THE ENG
LISH STAGE.
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A FISHERS NEW DYE WORKS,
SOC STREET, NEAR NIHrH STREET,
. CONNECTED WITH
snkk5 CHk1IOAL SECURING WORKS
TFxT " 49, sETikhET, SkAR q. OPPOSITE pa
b.-Dyeins snd Cleaning GentIemeu,. a.
Hs d,, specially 81 short notice Fair prices.
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THE VICE PRESIDENTS HEA LTH.-The
medical advisers of Vice President Wilson
have counselled him TO abandon his inten-
ton of lecturing this season, as they fear
that the strain on his constitution, in add
ton TO his official duties and the completion
OF bis book, would prove too much for him
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MAJOR n. b. SwEITZER, ID cavalry, has
been detached as member of the board OF
othcers appointed to meet in this city to
decide upon pattern and prepare specifica-
tiOns for the ambulance for army PURPOSES
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Ami "a Cua Of C7Grdc,eTs NTH Acc'Td'e Chs
tssYsigsg Scenery Of the Period. Flags, PeIUIdHtS,
(ssgl,.Ogl and Ofhey GLhDTTlHteglfy,
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THE OCTOBER TERM OF the Supreme Court
will commence at the Capitol on Tuesday
next. Some of the justices during the recess
have occupied most of their time in holding
terms OF the United States circuit courts
Justice Miller is thus engaged at present AT
81 Louis. Chief Justice Waite is at present
holding court in Lynchburg, Va, and the
Lvnchburg Irg1Iidn says that this is the
first time Chief Justice of the United state
Supreme Court ever presided In that CITY
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TIE CONTRACT for the completion of the
stone and brick work on the new District
jail has been awarded by the Supervising
Architect of the Treasury to the Messrs
RuTns, Morgan Il Co, of this city, at 81 400,
they being the lowest bidders.