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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-07-17
Delinquent Tax Sale.

DY viLtue Of a warrant issued by the Aud
ID tor of Chehalis county, and TO me direc
ed, dated May 2sth, 1875, commanding me
make sale Of certain property for delinquer
taxes, will proceed to sell by public auctio
at the courthouse door in Montesano, on
Monday, the ssth Day OF July A. d. 1875
at 10 o'clock A. L., the following described res
estate for said delinquency, interest an
costs: I. 5-e5
Td:
Carter, C. M, cast half of east half Sec
ton IS, township Is, range IL west
100 acres. 80acres on Chehalis Point
section 16, township 16 range IL
Champaign, Josiah lot No. section 81,
township 16, range II west, 10 acres,
(Sold to county July, 1874. .....,.
Dodge, Isreal, northwest or section H.
township 10, range 10 west easthf of
northwest or, northwestern of south
east or and northeast or of south
west or sections o. township 10,
range 10 west, 100 acres; southwest
or of northwest or section IL town.
ship ID range II west, $40 acres; west
half OF the northwest quarter and
the north hf Of south west or, sec
ton a, township Is, range II west, .
160 acres; south hf of southeast or
and east hf of southwest Or, section
@ nort If If o osfn ssorthw west
southwest or of northwest or and
Lot No. 2 section Is township 16,
range IL west l54 acres northeast
or section IL township l6 range IL
west, $40 acres; northwest or of
northwest or section IS, township
l6, range II west, north hf of north
east or and northeast or of north
west or section &c townshipl7, range
10 west l60 acres; south hf OF south
west or section 26 township n, range
10 west, southeast or of northeast
or and Lot No section az township
II, range 10 west, l63 acres east hf
of southeast or section 10 township
II, north range 10 west, west hf of
south west or section 20, township17
rang 10 west, lG0 acres; east hf OF
moi Invest or and northeast or of
southwest Or and northwest or of
south east or section 81 townshipl7
range west, l60 acres; northeast
or of southeast or and fractional
southeast or section 10 township II
range 8 west, l6l acres; south Inf of
southwest or and southwest or of
southeast or and Lot 2 section 2
township l6 range IL west. l65 acres
southeast or section IL township Is
range II west, l60 acres; Lot No. 4
section 2S township Is range 10 west,
SO acres ......... ......, ......-- 60
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-07-17
NJ Office
H. d. MORGAN,

HAS the pleasure OF announcing to the in
IL habitapts Of Olympia and the surround
Ing eountry that he. has returned from Cali
fornia perfectly satisfied that it Is the most
has ever been his misfortune to visit.
He has brought stock OF TsE saS
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-07-17

Fry, Olney, east hf of southwest or,
lots 3, I, and southeast, or Of north
east qr.section 9, township 16, range
Invest, west Inf of south west or sec
ton II, township l6. range II, 2sl
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-14
War in Africa.

While We were passing IN the ylcln-
itv of Fourth and Nevada streets last
evening our attention was attracted by
the sound Of Ioad voices which indicated
that a war of words was agltatIuG certain
parties. Arriving at the seat of war, We
observed several colored gemmen in a
hot discussion and overheard the follow
ing dialogue:
No. l speaking in stento-ian tones -,
Don't you nebber come round my
house trying TO raise u fuss Wild decent
people.
No. 2.-''You think you can scare me,
you d-m Niger: lse an American
citizen. | is
No. Ii think you are the worst
African that ever came to de town"
No. 2-'.Ise Just as good 'merican
citizen as you, and when you feel de
bones of dis yer chile l guess you think
So
No. 1.-(Observing lady and gen
tleman passing way, niger, l
should think you'd have some 'spsct for
ladies and gemmen passing.
No. 2.-"Ise got just as much 'spect
as you, Ise an 'merican citizen, but
When you GIT uS yer cnlcheh wal LII he
going to stay, if yer hear me cluck.
No. 1-"Taint you OATS warm, it's
de vhiskey, but don't you come round
hyar again or 1 broke you right in two.
No. al don't come round your
house no more while you keep that d-m
cur pointing to third negro in the
door about.
Whereupon No. became terribly en-
ragged and went after "WhistliLg Dick
swearing vengeance, but having met
with an accident i'll running to a fire
sometime since failed to catch him, SO
returned to where Glenn was standing,
while Dick went off whistling, 'Oh I'm
going way to leave you, so goodbye;
goodbye"
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-14

PFC WoFFISGToN This sparkling
comedy was produced last evening to a
very large audience. and received with
frequent outbursts of hearty laughter
and genuine applause. Miss Rogers
appeared unusually natural in the title
role, and threw considerable honesty of
meaning in the brilliant sallies of wit
aud heartless satire leveled at the world
for its interpretation Of theatrical
professionals. and the gay man Of the
world who merciIessly tribes with the
affections Of a fricndess actress, because
she is AN actress. There are many
bright gems, cutting wlttIcIsms and
appropriate hints AT the age of folly and
deceit, interpreted throughout the play.
Il also contain, a touching moral. Ar.
Edmonds was good as Tnplet, the pro-
verbally poor author. actor. etc, Mr..
Long acquitted himself well as Nnarl,
and the charming Miss Raynor, as
Kitty Give. not only looked well but
acted well her part-as graceful as she Is
beautiful. Manager Piper has been re-
warded " it'll crowded houses during tn.
very short season, and We hope be will
again favor our tEeater-goers win a
visit Of his excellent troupe.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-14
Spfritualistic Seance.

Mrs. Louie NJ. Kerns. spiritualist of
acknowledged merit, will hold public
seance at the Carson Theatsr, Monday
evening, She comes we'll recommended
and proposes to convince even the most
skeptical See card.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-14

Nessrs. Driesbach & Hatch and Philo
Rice have set good example by causing
the mud holes in front of their places Of
business on Carson street to be filled,
and repairing that portion of the street
in good style. This they have done at
their own expense land not the coun-
.y's). Who will follow their example?
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-14

In many places on Carson street the
sidewalks are in dilapidated condition.
Let's incorporate Carson City in order
to have these and many other things put
in a shape which will do honor to the
town and the people living in it. Let
every Carsonite work in favor of the In
corr oration bill now before the Legisla-
ture.
PERsoNAL.-Captain George G. Lyons
editor of the Gold Hill Ns,rs, called
upon us last evening. He reports every
thing o. X. in the regions of the Big
Bonanza. The Captain looks as though
Gold Hill agreed with him.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-14

10. r. Milne regular Councils Of Piute
Tribe No. l. Of Carson city are h Id n the Hall
ut Capitol Lod ge l. q. .. r. on Monday even
ing Of each seven suns. A general attendance
9. the Chiefs and Brothers Is solicited.
by order Of the sach,m,
W. 4. VAN REED,
s.p-s ,i Il
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-14

The Olcovich Brothers have received
an invoice of new and beautiful Brussels
carpets. Those in need of these house
hold articles will do well to call on them.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-14

NoIIcE.-The Undersigned are now
prepared to furnish Pure Spring Water
and plenty of it. on Carson, Curry,
Ormsby aud Nevada streets, ut reason
able rates.
pygr E. ITr1
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-14

The present reminds US of the time
spoken of by the Irishman who said he
lay sick six long weeks in the month Of
August, and his only cry was water"
'.water!''
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-14

St. Valentines day is upon us. The
bookstores are filled, and the Postoffice
is deluged, with the most gorgeous carl
catures, and dainty love missives.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-14

COOP NEws.-It was rumored on our
streets, Yesterday, that the owners OF
the Bismarck mine have at last struck
the lode, which is said to be several feet
wide and the rock very rich. The mine
is situated in Douglas county, about six
miles from Carson City. Considerable
excitement is fel; here about this crafty
ing news, and no doubt many persons
will try their luck in prospecting the
hills which surround the Bismarck
mine When the fact is once proven
that the hills southeast of Carson City
are rich in minerals the future prosperity
and pernaneney of our little city will be,
indeed, an established fact. We have
often wondered that no more prospecting
has been done heretofore in the vicinity
of this mine and elsewhere around Car
son City. For instance, look at the
North Carson Mite. 1t is only few
months since the excitement broke out,
and the work for its development be-
gan, and the the result is said to be most
satisfactory to the parties interested.
Quartz lodes are not often found in one
day, and it is by this theory that the
owners of the Bismarck mine have sue
ceeded in finding the long. hoped-for
lode. With the extraordinary facilities
the people hereabout have for the work
ing, reducing and coming of ores, to-
gethcr with the indication that our rug
ged hills contain precious metals. Is 1t
not to be wondered at that greater ef-
forts have not been made in this direc-
ton. A little more enterprise shown in
this line would, perhaps, lead to the dis
covery of rich quartz lodes. 1t is to be
hoped that the rnmor of rich strike in
the Bismarck mine may prove true-st
any rate we congratulate the owners there
Of for their remarkable patience and
perseverance,, and have our best wishes
for the success of their enterprise.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-14

NJ Rafaelovich J P Marshall e sweeney
j W spratts Spratts Miss Rachel
Miss Rachel Spratt Miss Jane hsycraft
q W Ward
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-14

In the Presbyterian Church there VIII
be preaching by the Pastor. James
Woods, at IL A. N. and P. n. Subject
in the evening. Intemperance. Seats
free All are invited. Sabbath School
at II N.
In the NJ. Z. Church. A. Fl. Tevis,
Pastor, services at II \. N. and P N.
Sabbath School at = ?. N. Subject OF
sermon in the evening. The real strife
and the worlds true men" Seats free.
All are invited.
The announcement that Rev. Mr..
Woods of the Presbyterian Church Will
take for the subject of his discourse this
evening. "Intemperancr" is accompan-
led 10y the request that we make local
of the fact. We cheerfully comply IN
temperate way 1t is subject In which
we take our share of personal interest.
Doubtless the Rev gentleman will make
it interesting.
Tomorrow evening Mrs. kerns will
Give a seauce ut the Carson Theater.
Superintendent Crawford OF the Car
son MINT has transmitted to the Senate
a statement of the operations of the
Mint for the five years last passed. Fol
louiuo ara the tiunreS.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-14

1t will be seen that the coinage during
the YEAR 1874 was fully three times
greater than during any previous year.
To execute the coinage demanded. an
enlargement of the Mint is required.
The monthly deposits amount to 800
900 IN gold and $500. 00O IN silver. The
Superintendent estimates that the bul-
lion product in 1916 viii reach the enor-
nous sum Of $50. 600 600. The State
ment of the Superiutendt Ut Was solicited
with a view of memoraIHipg Congress
on the subject Of an enlargement OF the
Mint.
A few nights ago Nat Holmes, Maurice
Nav and T.. B. Towel. Of Franktown,
and Frank Bel, Of Reno, met with
rather a startling adventure while jour
neying by rail from Carson to Reno. An
old lady who happened to be on the
same train made some weather prognos-
ticatious in their hearing. Thinking to
have some sport they each IN turn eI-
pressed an opposite opinion from the
one entertained hv the ancient beldam.
whereupon she became tnraged to such
an extett that she made a charge upon
the party, routing them and diving them
from the car Il was thought that she
was partially insane.
John Templeton, manager of the Star
Alliance that visited here last Summer
and met with such success, writes from
Key West, Florida. sigulfying his inten-
ton OF returning west to play an engage
meut here. Little Fay. an universal
favorite, is still with them. and will
again delight her audiences with her
specialties.
The Home Insurance Company of
New York aud the Phoenix of Hartford,
have resumed the business of Insurance
in Carson. and appointed ellison & Bar
Der their Agents. The companies named
and their Agents are so well known as to
need no CONNIE ndation from any one.
Their reliability is established beyond
question.
Mrs. Moore, formerly Little Clara of
the Swiss Bell Ringers, assisted by first
class amateurs from Virginia. proposes
to give entertainments at the Carson
Theater on Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings next. Singing, recitations and
instrumental music will be the chief
features of the programme.
, 1875-06-13
LIBEL SUIT.
Campaign Rillingssnte Aasessed At
100000.

| Campaign Billinxscute Assessed Al
$4,000.
Sp<td{ Dispdtch to The CHICAGO Tribune.
PrrTsAURa, June 1a.-To-day, in Common
Pleas Court No. i, a verdict Of $4,000 was rem
dersd against the Post newspaper for llbeling
". D. Moore, 3 prominent lawyer Of this city.
The facts OF tho case, briefly stated, are these !:
Mr. Moore was Uell-known and influential Dem
ocrat at the last municipal election, two years ago.
and waz Chairman Of the Democratic County
Executive Committee at that time. There YRS
quite split in that usually hilarious party, and
Mr. Moore and Mr. James Z. Barr, senior editor
OF the Post, the only Democratic paper in Western
penusylyania, wero at loggerneads. Matters
went on untll near election t1n1e, in the fill
Tho Republicans had nominated an average
ticket, aud tue Democrats q decidedly obnoxious
cue eveu to many Of its OVID party. few
days previous to the election hlr. Mooro
come out in card through the uewspapesr aud
advised the Democrats TO ignore party and vote
for tho Republican candidates as much better ct
the two Previous to that, Moore had beon lille
gally daposod from the Chairmanship OF the
Committee and Barr substituted. Moore held
that be Vas tho legitimate Chairman, and under
that issued tho card. On the following day the
Posi- came out with leading editorial term:ng
l1oore al impostor, and said he had
been bought BY the Republican party.
The article WAS very vipdictivo, a.d |
the usual affcctionate tar1ns used by
The Democrats IN their discuBslons, Mr. Moore [
Is known as Al upright citizen, and felt that he
Nas injured. and brought suit The case occu- I
pied nearly week in trial, aud the jury were out
about ten hours. Tho verdict 10 thought to bn [
excessive. though $4,000 was ashed for in the !
'uis. 4 MOTION for new trial WAS made
, 1875-06-13
1ELEGRApHlC RREv]rlFq

Tbs Nebraska Stats Cons .itutianal Conyentc
! aa}oo1ned yesterday. at Lincoln, sine die. Al
the members signed the Constitution but two.
Tho Trustees of the DeR Mones Universit
{ yesterday elected tho Ron r. K. Mott. of thi
Iowa State University, Frsaident OF their Uni
| Sersity.
! shabons. IN DeKalb County, H., has or4an-
1zea as q village under tie provisions ct tho ac
Of 1871. and the authorities f1ed certifcato o1
the fact with the Secretary Of State yesterday.
=, A. L: Power, vho killed Maurice Egan, in
Nashville 10 January, 1874, and has been con-
hnoa IN ]al! slnce that fatal occurrence, vaa
acquitted md set At liberty yesterday
The equatorial telescope, 12 inches in
olameter, made IN Munich Tor the Lookout OBJ
serTaeory IN Cincinnati, arrived yesterday, and
Will be placed in position on "Wednesday.
John E. Pollock Of the Bloomington Bar, has
eeen appointed Master in Chancerq, in plxce OF
=. u. FRINGE; whose official term is 1T m end,
md who has held the Office two successive tor1na
lolock Il a man OF ability, and very popular.
a committee Of three omahs gentlemen ap-
pointed by the Black Hilcrs who haFe su0erad
loss BY the destruction Of property by the Mill
tafY. yesterday sued the Government ofice1s
VINO destroyed It. Damages claimed go, 900.
The Court Of Queon'a Bench Of Man1toba was
convened On Friday, Chief Justice Wood presid-
ing: IN Ms charge to the. grand Jury Wood
naoe dlfect attack upoa the Ottawa govern
tnons: Lie designated the DawBon route a.
aelason and snare, and says the PemhinA
branch is no better.
Aa]- Bingham Agent OF tho Cheyenne
Agency With the Indian delegates, arrived at
e'oo1 caty yasterday on thair Way to the
Agency. Tho Indians and Interpreter vent
rest '<e y the Dakota Southern Road to Yankton,
Wnefe ehey Will take 6oAt fur their destination,
Naj. Blngha retnains 1t Sioux CIV to onrnhaaa
hotses and equipments rs presants Tor BIZ paxty.
, 1875-06-13
STABBING AFFAIR.

4 Registry Clerk in the Post.Df4tc,
Thrusta ar Eraser Into the Aldo
men OF tho Special Policeman il
the Toledo Meer Hall.
stabbiug affair occurred in the Toledo face,
beer hail on Washington street, between CiarI
and LaSafle, about II o'clock laat night the
large, portly special policeman, Christ Eichs.
mann, employed there, being the victim OF the
knife, which waa murderously welded by a
young man named F. L. Church. clerk III The
registry department in the Post-Ofico.
Church and two companions were sitting at a
table: filing themselves With beer, snd aeted in
O noisy aud boisterous manner Eichsmann
caouoned them to keep quiet. but they refused,
9no ne thon attempted to eject the whole party.
ID DONG SO the large number OF people
10 tha hall became excited and scene
Of great confusion ensued, during which the o.
iicez "aa roughly handled by several young mon
"ho ousieo themselves, GO usual on such occs-
slons in interfering. While forcing the party
ont into tbs hallway, Church, is is cleimed, ,-apd
tntro Is proof OF it,-drew o long -blsded,
ansrp eraser 4od plunged it into Eicnsnaann's
abdomen, indicrins deop and dangsrous
wound By ta1o 1lnne, Officer Parker caius to
Inc rescue. and notwithstanding d stout re-
tlstance xnd intersezencs from outside young
bloods, Arrested Church aud ). D. Was;herheaI
pms VI tho formers coupantoph. Tito tu1rtf ona
14 tho party escaped. Parker was compelled to
1ra" his revolyer By tho aasaults Of ssvara1
Foung fellows
The two prisoners wero taken 10 tho Ar7norv
nd locked up. Eichsmauo vas placed in 4 car
1age and conveyed to Dr. Heurotln's Office md
'tteoded to. The wound extended about ipches
nto tha abdomen. A1tuf it was d1sasoL Fiooa-
asnn Vas taken 70 hia hons On Lsrrabos
trcet
, 1875-06-13
PERIODICALS RECEIVED.

Aaqntsc Monthly for July II. o. Houchton /
e., Hoston). Passing tie Cataract Of tho
Su9; oy Charles Dudley Warner; ..Idept1ty, F."
by e 9; Adrch; Broke Jall," l,"by D. &. jobs
dop dop Tso9ne:S n from oyer sea-1, English Bor~
Vsn;ca u:' -, o9 belng Asked for ~ Autograph in
and !. Lightning~noda,'' y By John Trox6ridee !:
=, fAnc1es Of Spray and Potal-I., Fernn: I'LL
Moss; Il L., Tuberose," By Edgar Fawcett
81 soeln Aspects Of the German Romantic
81 n1o99h ny H}slmar H5orth Boyesen; "Roder-
James. Jr.: "Tha Russians in the Eat" b.
George H. Iovie; " On Refreshing Tennyson's
Ilncess. BIZ Christopher r. Crsnch; "The
B1ttl9 q It q OF BUNKER Hdl" BY Horaee E. souddsr:
oxtan mMRing;. II. W Frances Anne Ksmble; "Waah-
sIia ~ w. ~ oo"-
American frustrated Hoo1s .Nons4y for Jnns
( {Censsal Publishing Association, New Yockl
, 1875-06-13

PoT7sVnLE, Pa, June 12.-To-day the Execu-
avs Board .of the Miners Benevolent Associa.
ton nst 1t Shanokin, looking to somo compro-
nise IN that region, but the meeting was unst-
tended By single coal operator
Ihe Executive Board Of the Miners and It.
pore1s BeneSolent Association have appointed
4 ueeslng in Potrsvilie on Tuesday to arrange q
compromise with the Committee Of the Coxl Ex-
chAnge, but it is reported that the EXECUTIVE
Boasd Of the Coal Exchange hAvs refused them
sn sudience, and hare determined to make no
compromise whatever.
Two men named Kilgore and JOHN Leary vera
shot at ForestTiue this afternoon while coming
from their work. Il vas at first reported thst
both we're dead, but later ndyioes state thht ono
ia literally nddled, hs7ing seven ride bals in bis
body. The other 1uan is ahot in tho arm aud
hip, and hin recovery is very doubtful. They
rere found In tho mountain about o'clobk in
the afternoon, between Fotestvillo and Thomas
lon Both man live It Forcstvilte,
, 1875-06-13
" WHO IS He p

70 1a' kdss'' of 7h* chtea9e 7''i'uns:
Ca1cAGo, Juno ll.-This otd-time queatiol
concerning . new prcsidentia: candidat, !;
raised by you today III regard to tho Rev. ant
J . ~ AA' noln4nee u 1oe flsts
ts't uots convention. Ie nm among those who thins
that, as political issuos are now made III
! before the nation, tue mission of tht
| Republican party has not vet been fully accom-.
| ,,,sh.a ~. AA4' @eeot''
sae ..sa~asn4~ na' =" el'a 70 announce that the
-94i nooouy, VINO pvsu somewhere, and had
Written something against Masonry" hGA good
title to recognition in Chicago
Abont thirty yesrs 4eo. the Rev. pr. !. a
w.1lav c.ua :, I1;...'. .,d o41.e., -
.sna:s. - 1919 ~ o'u~sGe' ena sl4r'oo tae INST
'enslous paoer 1oF tho Pfesoyterisn aud Congre-
Ratloual ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1~ru,:1e Herutu,
whose soccesaora num :t,o Adc.nex ana the
Interior: Ae Wan A!so, :o- s1no tho ps.sor
Of the Third Presbyterian Church Tbs lot
upon which be published his pape. he .tili
OWNS. as part Of tbs sits Of tbs Briggs House.
Afterwards he became the founder and tia
President Of Benzonia College, in Northern
Michigan. While there he gained bis ciyil ptle
s. Hon. IS member Of the Senate
OF that State. IatteFlv he has peon 1abor1uR
, 1875-06-13

persons, travelling down the incline OF the road
"1sh extreme velocity, without any motive visi-
bic. Macreadv gazed upon the vehicle with
tanazement, but Us it came nearer he discovered
shat it WAS attached By strong, light cords to
tnrea kltk5, one aboTe smother st e1uaI dis
tancea As the carriage drew up to the Drnidl-
cal femple ita owner turned its side to ths
draqght OF the kites and, having fastened in the
eartn m anchor or grappllng iron, pulled in the
kites, #hich nero OF oiled siIk or soue a,milar
material, and between and feet in height.
, 1875-06-13
F0Rc!5lE ENTRY,

81. Lou1s, June 12.-severzi days ago Sheriff
Heyers, Of Coils County, Waited the P4ntientiArr
1t Jetrerson City to levy on the property OF the
Missouri Haedwsre Company, aub-lessees Of tne
peni:ontiary. againat which he had wtits Of exc
ton iasusd By the ciraait Court OF this city, and
hin entrance uAs reaistsd By thu lossess. This
stsalng ahat1 Nayezs AgAin vsattad khs ps,aon
, 1875-06-13


BERLIN, June 12.-Tno Norh German gr-efts
OF taday notices the arrival Of the United Ssat,e
neet, Kear-Adn'irsl Worten commanding, aod
says tue Admiral is expected to reach the city
to-nlsht on visit 1t extends warm welcome
TO hlnn' and says he is highly deserving officer
OF an intimate friendly natiou. The German mag
of-"ar Lc-e1y met the American aeet at the
month OF the Eloe and after IN exchange o.
saiute"' accompanied 1t to Gluckstadt. Tho
feet is expected to arriyo 1t Eiol soon. and fho
Admiralty there are preparing fora fitting raco1-
tioa 8nd festivities in honor Of the Americans,
Carl 5churz has left for Southern Getmany.
, 1875-06-13
BUNKER HILL AND EQBr suA1ER.

C1AaLEsrox, 8 C.. June l2.-Tha depiarturs
Of 4 detachment Of the Washington Light Infan-
Try. fifty muakets, for Bunker Hill to-day. NJ.
mada tho occasion OF great popular demonssra-
tion. Tbs det=chment included several er-Con-
fodarates, whoss Last Wait North was n vouniea
prisoners 6n route to Elm.ra- Col Hodees
commanding n Charlsston HArbue. hnnneed M
corps b asisx hational eslntA