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A Nlgnifcaut AsSemblagc.

VNcESSEs, IND, GA party Of
yigilantS, numbering two hundred and
forty, rode into the town OF Mitchell,
Ind, last evening about II o'clock, erect.
ed in the middle Of the town scaiIold
and hung thereon two stuffed men with
the following poster pinned to their
clothes
Notice-To the outlaws, and incendiar.
les Of Mitchell and Marion townships.
. It Is now five years since Bent Jones
organized his band OF murderers and rob-
bers, counterieiters and house burners,
with headquarters at Mitchell. During
these i've years honest men have lived
in fear Of losing their lives or their prop.
erty at the hands OF thes, assassins.
One year ago the leader, Bent Jones
and four OF his contederates were
arrested, two Of whom received
sentence and are now iDcarcera.ed in The
penitentiary tor life, while four others
are waiting trial. A small portion Of
the gang has left the country, while 9th
ers are left here to commit addi-
tional depredations on the people and
their property, as witnessed in the burn
ing Of Edwards factory, mills and barn
and the shooting Of Barnes and his son
and many others villainous acts. Among
those left will be found Jones, his first and
second lieutenAnts and two or three Of
his alibi swearers. There are also few
men whom the people formerly looked
upon as good cititizens, but their present
active support OF these outlaws and
their denunciation Of every effort 10
bring them to justice, has led the people
to believe there exists some intimate re
lation Of q criminal nature between these
men. One man in particular is making
himself extremely offensive 10 honest,
law abiding citizens, who do no! think il
altogether in the interest OF his son, the
attorney, by his personal insinuatiou and
individual harrangue. Now be it known
to all outlaws aud their apologists, that
We, tue vigilance committees Of Wash.
ington, Orange and Lawrence counties,
assembled in the town OF Mitchell, this
Thursday night, June 2lst, 1877, DO /
hereby give this due and clear no.
tiCe that you, the above named
outlaws and apologists, will be held
strictly and personally accountable for
the destruction otthe property burned or |
otherwise mallCiously destroyed. The
safety Of the community is at stake, and
our coming tonight ia one Of warn
ing that our next coming will be one
ola terrible avenger.
Signed by 24O vigilants.
The telegraph operator was out OF his |
office and they would not allow him to |
go back until they had secured some mu-
cilage with which to paste up their no.
tice. They fred few shots into the air,
frightened some Of the citizens and lett
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AT CLEVELAND.

CLEVELAND, June 22.-The weather Is
beautiful and thereis a large attendance
at the races to-day.
In the pools Glasgow, in the mile and
quarter, Dan. kennard, for Kennard
House stakes, and Bramble, for the three
quarter mile dash, sold even against the
field.
LEXINGTON, June 222.-Therc were two
races to-day. The first race, for 5 year
olds, was won by Woodiord Chief. Time
23l.
The second race, for a pure of 800,
was won by jim Fisk. Time, 2:373.
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New YORK, June 22.-The trouble
with tho East bound freights brought to-
gether last night representatives Of the
Trunk lines. Mr.. Hopkins, representing
the Wabash railroad, finally consented
to charge local rates, IA cents from st.
Louis TO Toledo. Il was understood by
several il not all Of those present that
the continuance OF this agreement de.
pended upon the ability Of the Wabash
company to obtain St. Louis treights at
the rates charged,
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TIE STOCK EXCHANGE.

On the Stock Exchange to-day the ten
dency is somewhat unfavorable, owing to
the circulation Of political rumors, and
up to the present time the general move.
ment has been on the publication OF a
rumor that the British Government is
about to apply to Parliament for an ex.
traordinary grant Of S25,O0O 900. Ac-
cording to one story, this sum is 10 90 to-
ward the purchase OF the Suezerainty oi
Egypt from the Turks. Five million
pounds or S25,O000OO is the exact sum
asked for last evening for the Indian
Loan, and this may explain the rumor.
A story comes from Paris, through cor
respondents Of the Telegraph and Standard
10 the effect that q grant Of 100000
francs has been asked Of the Budget Com.
committee for putting more French ships
in commission.
OF the $25, 100000 which the Marquis
Of Salisbury is authorized to raise for
the Indian deficit Sl2 500 900 will be add.
ed to the Indian funded debt. Lord
Salisbury is empowered to raise the
other Sl2, 2,5O0,00O on treasury bills.
Lord Hamilton, Under Secretary for
India, stated in the House OF Commons
that the government accepted this latter
power with distinct understanding that
it should only be used when they could
not possibly sell their bills. By that
means they would on the one hand be
able to keep silver steady, and on the
other would not add to the permanent
Indian debt in this country. He point.
out that the bills sold here by the Indian
government for all practical purposes
might be regarded as silver. The In
dian government was in this unfortunate
situatlon-if they forced their silver
upon the market when there was no de-
mand for it they reduced the price ol
silver and gave rise to huctuation
which were most injurious to the Eastern
trade, and il they borrowed money in
this country they would only put Of
the evil day. 1t has been, therefore, sug'
gested that they should issue treasury
bills renewable from time to time.
SPECIAL OPERA PERFORMANCE.
A special performance at the Royal
Italian Opera was given in honor Of Gen
Grant tonight, The house was filed
General and Mrs. Grant and Gen. Badeau
arrived at half past o'clock. The cur.
tain Immediately rose, disclosing Mile
Albano and a full chorus OF her company,
behind whom was group Of American
flags. Mile Albani sang the "Star Span.
gled Banner" with full chorus and or.
cheStra. General Grant, for the first
time since his arrival in England, was
dressed in full uniform Of Major. General
The entire audience rose on the Generals
entrance and remained standing during
the singing, as did also General GRAM
and vile. After the song was finished
General Grant was loudly applauded
and bowed in response. "rhe Daughter
Of the Regiment" was then performed
with Mile MaEimon in the principAI
role. General Grant was obliged to leave
carly to 20 TO the Queens ball at Buck
ingham Palace. The Generals box wAi
decorated with flowers.
LONDON, June 23.-Ex-President Gran
has gone 10 the residence OF Gen. BAdeau
whose guest he will be during the remain
der Of his stay in England.
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Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, June 29.-Cottou-steady
and firm Mt NE. Flour-In good demand
family IS 65aS IS. Wheat-Demsnd fair
and prices higher; red at 81 SVal 90. Corn
-Firmer at 4SI!a5Oc. Oals-Steady with
u fair demand at 3sa42c. Rye-Dull and
dropping at GSaI0c. Barley-Dull and
nominal. Pork-In fair demand at $lS 30.
Lard-Active; steam at &c; kettle 9IInlOc,
Bulk Meats-In good demand; shoulders
sc spot and buyers July short rib 7Izc spot,
7hc seller July, 7Hc buyer August, short
clear 12zc. Bacon-In iair demand at 5M
a5a5j6n7bas%as74c. Butter-steady with
a far demand; Western Reserve ut l5al6c.
Whisky-Steady with fair demand at
81 0S.
HoGs-Demand active and prices ad.
vanCed; common 81 25Hi 80, light 81 Goa
! SO, pncking 81 70a4 50, butchers s. sja
90.
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Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, June 22.-Flour-Quiet:
super So 00a6 %; extra 81 5QaS so; Mime.
sofa family 81 75a9 %; high grades 50 95a
10 so. Wheat-Sttady; PennsyIyania red
81 90Al %; amber 81 60a2 03; white So OJa
9l0. Rye-Dull at 7ja90c. Corn-Firm;
yellow at G2a62 Nc; mixed 6laGl<c. Oats
Quiet; white western 4sa5lc; mixed Ala
49c. Clover Seed-NOminally at l3RlIc
Provisious-Quiet. Pork-SiI 7jal5 60.
Beef Hams-22c, green do 71iaSc, picked
DO 9AalUHc; smoked shoulders lake.
8utter-Dull and unchanged. Cheese
Heavy; western SJ4a9c. Eggs-In moder.
ate demand at lsAl9c. Petroleum--Dull:
refined at l2Xc; crude u. S35c. Whisky
Western at 81 II.
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Sr. PETERSBURG, June CAN ukaz is
published to-day authorizing the Minister
OF Finance to issue . per cent loan Of
$500, 100000 roubles, TO be called the
"0riental loan Of 1877" The loan Is to
be paid off in 40 years. A special sink.
ing fund for that purpose is to be created.
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NEw YoRK, June 22.-Charles Fredcr-
lex Briggs, one Of the Oldest active jour.
nalists OF the city, died Wednesday even
ing Of heart disease, at his residence in
Brooklyn, in the I'D year Of his age.
During the day he performed his duties
at the Office OF the Independent, with the
usual ability and was apparently in good
health when he left for his home in the
evening.
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PHILADELPHIA, June a. Wool - In
light supply and very active; prices frmer
with an upward tendency. Ohio, Pepusyl.
vBnR and West Virginia Xxx and above
44a46c; \ 44a45c; medium 45aiGc; coarse
4Oa42c; New York, Michigan, Indiana and
western fine 4Oa42c; medium 43a45c; coarse
1sa4Oci cOmbing washed 50c; unwashed
size; Canada combing 52Hc; fine un.
washed ?9a20c; coarse and medium IN.
washed 2saS0c; tub washed 40aioc.
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THE TURF.


DETROIT, June 22,-In the races at
Grand Rapids this morning Captain Jack
took the first money in the 2::2G race, Kel.
Ter second, sewenski third. Best time,
227f.
The half.mile running race was won by
Blue BOnny, the second money to Prob.
ability, and the third money to Nettie.
Best time, 0:50.
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LONDON, June 22.-The Scotia and El.
ysta from New York and Lake Champ.
lain from Montreal arrived out.
BALTIMORE, June 292.-Arrived, Steam.
ship Nuremburg, from Bremen.
SAN FRASctsCo, June 922.-Sailed-The
British bark Arthur Stone, for Dundee.
New YORK, June 22.--Arriyed, Stea.
ner Rhein from Bremen,
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ITALY.
PROMOTED to Cardinals.

ROXE, June 22.-At the consistory
held at the Vatican to-day, the Pope
raised N. MihaIovitz, Archbishop Of
Agram; N. Kutschter, Archbishop Of vi.
enna, N. Parocehi, Archbishop Of Bolog.
na, to the dignity Of Cardinals. Several
Bishops we're also nominated.
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VIENNA, June 22.-In the lower house
Of the RichSrath to-day NJ. Hoier gave
notice OF the Interpolation as to whether
the government had suggested to Austria
an offensive aud defensive alliance BY
which the present war might have been
prevented. Ifso, he asks for the reasons
and circumstances Of Austrias refusal to
conclude such alliance.
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ST. LOUIS, June 22.-To aIlay my
fears growing out the reports or intima.
tions that the suspension of the National
Bank of the State Of Missouri will pre-
vent the payment OF the July interest on
the State bonds, it may be stated posi-.
lively that there will be no default, as
ample funds will be in New York to meet
the interest on the July coupons.
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FRANCE.


PARIS, June 99.-The Republican Sen
ators have decided not 10 endeavor tC
prevent dissolution Of the Chamber, by
quitting the Senate previous to n vote
and thus dcpriyiug the government OF 4
quorum, as such tactics would only delay
the dissolution for one day.
VERsAELLss, June 22.-In the Senat.
the debate on dissolution was resumed
N: Brunct, Minister OF Finance, and N.
Jules Simon were the principal speakers
After tumultuous session dissolution
was finally voted by $50 TO 100.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
By TELEGRAPH.


NEW YORK, June 22.-MoSEY-Closes
easy at la2 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper Sal per cent. Custom receipts $l7O,.
0O0. The Assistant Treasurer disbursed
$Ssp000. Cleariugs SIS, 100000. Dry goods
imports for the week, S995,OOO. Sterling
steady; long at 4.s71{, short 4.S9H.
GoLD-FluctuAted between 1859 and
l05ls, with the latest sales at lOj5i. Bor.
rowing rates fiat,
SILvRR-At London unchanged. Here,
silver bars 81 23%, greenbacEs; 81 l7H,
gold. Silver COIN 4 per cent discount.
GovERSMESTS-Active and tirm.
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NASHVILLE, June 22.-The past week
the revenue officers ralded on illicit dis
tilIeries in Putnam. Jackson White and
other Mountain companies broke four.
teen, got into fight and killed an illicit
distiller named Sam. johnson and badly
wounded two named Morgan, and cap
tured twelve prisoners.
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BASE BALL,

POez JEnvs, n. Y June $2.--4opis,
VILE lS; Delaware q.
lSDIASAroLls, June 92.-QuickSteps O.;
Evansville j; 10 innings.
PTTseuReu, June 22.-AlIeghepeys 3,
Chieagos !. y"
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NEw YORK, June 22.- Business less ac.
tive on account Of large auction sale Of
over 1000 cases. Nashua cotton fiannels
and wide sheetings sales were syirited and
n success. Woolen Aannels in good demand.
Heavy woolens are fairly active. Cottous
steady and unchanged in prices. Foreign
goods quiet.
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Another Murder In the Scranton
Region.

SCRANTON, Pa, June 2S.-Patrick
Golden, aged 50, has been brutally mur.
dered in his own house at Sicholsou.
He was sitting with his wife in the par.
lor, when masked man entered with a
double. .barreled gun and fred two shots
at Golden, who died shortly afterwards.
The murderer escaped.
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1SpLANApoLIs, June 2o.-Early this
A. NJ. John Hill working in a rolling mill
got his foot caught in the rolls and his
leg drawn In tearing the flesh and crush.
the bone to the hip, He was thus held in
the hot rolls for 10 minutes before he
could be released, he still lives but there
IS no hope Of his recovery.
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4 $4,000 Robbery.

NEW YORK, June 22.-The World has
q special from Montreal announcing that
the cashier Of the Grand Trunk Railway
had been robbed ofS5O,0OO, which he was
taking from the bank TO pay off employees
OF the road.
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Newspapers and Newspaper NIen
SQuelchcd,

PARIS, June 22.-Since the application
Of measures taken by projects there
are no news venders in come Of the de.
partmentS, the licenses being all with
drawn.
The tribunal Of Paris confirmed the
sentence Of NJ. Bonnet Duyerdisr.
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Arrcsted as an AecomrlIec,

LOWELL, June 22.-Albert White has
been arrested as an aecomplice to the
murder Of Miss Harrington, whose body
was found in lhe river Yesterday. ]. A.
Favor is held as the principal. Other
arrests will be made,
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q. & o. stock Up 10 NInety.ilye.

BALTIMORE, June 22.-Baltimore &
Ohio shares sold this morning at 9la95,
and at the close 95 was bid and 100 asked.
Pittsburgh 4 Connellavills and Marietta
we're also higher, the former selling at
l00al0es, and the latter At 100 for frsts,
43i for seconds, and l5als for third.
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Capital Location Meetings.
The Canvass in Favor OF CIarEs-
burg.

burg.
The people Of West Virginia will be ad.
dressed at the following times and places,
and by the following speakers, in favor oI
Clarksburg:
Morgantown, MonongAliA county, June
?5th-By Gen. Nathan COT, Jr.
-Grantsyslle, Calhoun county, June 25th
by Hon. Benz. Wilson and Hon. Z. N.
Turner.
Glenville, Gilmer county, July 1d-By
the same speakers.
Other announcements will be made from
time 10 time.
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FIRE RECORD.


New YoRK, June 22.-The furniture
factory Of F. ocho ) Son, $500 East
Twenty.seventh street, was burned this
morning. Loss $4,000.
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An explosion occurred on the steam.
er Palestine, which arrived at Liverpool
last evening from Boston. One fireman
was killed and two others are in pre-
carious condition.
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BUCHAREST, June 29.-The prepara-
tons for crossing the Danube are CON.
ple!c, and an Attemptis expected in few
nights,
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GheQntelliasnrer.
Ir,el,,pencer Tor The summer.

P,,,onI tGrir, IL, ely may hGts he IHttatgaAH
.sib Ntir edlr,n by mad, BOiidgs PTpaId, IN
,,tAnnt a, Asy nGy G,Iir', al @ rate " N's@
cent per We,k,
IN oil sdy, ,,datcmfdHy ne order.
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PrTrsRURGu, June 99.-Petroleum-
Quiet and steadier: crude 81 67IGnl 20 at
parkeTE refined l2sIc, Philadelphia de-.
livery.
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NEw YORK, June 22.-Three quarters
OF a million OF specie was booked up for
tO-morroW's steamer.
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ENGLANN.
General Grant 10 visit the Queen

LONDON, June cit is understood
that General Grant has already received
communication from Queen Victoria,
and that he will be received by her short.
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Weather indications.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
)PFIcR or TIIR CHIKY SIGNAL OYEIcER,

OPTcR or rIER CHIKY SIGNAL OYFicKR,
WAsHISsTOS, D. c., June al 4. y.
PRoBABiLITIEa.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
falling barometer, winds shifting TO The
south, warmer, clear or partly cloudy
weather, followed, possibly, by occasional
showers.
For the Lower Lakes, a stationary fol,
lowed by falling barometer, warmer
clear or partly cloudy weather and north
winds shifting TO the southeast,
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VOLUME XXv-.NUMBER 258,

due chiefly 10 the extension 10 vho
Southern Pacific lines and 10 tho cnn-
stTuction Of narrow gaule lines nhSti.
In Ohio, Texas and Colorado. Wb,is ,hs
mileage was increased BY 2, SD miles Tia
gross earnings fell of s5,s07 $40; increase
IN net earnings S946,3iI; the incrssse in
the latter was the result Of greater eeonon,x NJ
In operating, which the roads WeTe snahisi
tobring about by decline In labor and mS.
tcrials, 10 say nothing Of tho larger ma, % oI
steel rails, an important element In lpsSsn'
ing the operating expenses. For m, mast
ten years the extreme mileage incrsI.sJ
more than four times US rapidly as thS nonN.
lation. The earnings from transportation
OF freight, mails, etc., for the year 1876
were Sl9l 9lOs2,OOO. Tons OF freight, as com.
pared with the previous year tonnage trans.
ported. shows an increase OF {, ,U72, ,0OO, while
the freight earnings shows a decrease Of
s., 49,, ,S5s.
ThisdecreassiS iS wholly due to the great re.
duction in The rates Of transportation. The
earnings from freight transportation ara
less by more than sl39, 100000 than they
would have been had the rates OF 1871 been
maintained. Since that time s. OOO, ,O0O, COO
have been invested in railroads In the Uni.
ted States and $4,000 miles Of railroad con.
structed, yet with this enormous reduction
In the rates OF transportation the railroads
have yielded for 1876 net return Of over
) per cent on the capital invested. The de.
crease OF dividends compared with 1876 is
lhe transactions aggregated 10000
shares, OF which 1900 were New York
Central, 1900 Lake shore, 5000 st. Paul
common, $4,000 preferred, 1000 Northwest.
eEn, $500 Rock Island, ll,GOO Delaware 4
II hudson, $500 Delaware, Laukawanna 4
Western, 1900 Michigan Central, 1900
Norris 8 Essex, and u, ,OO0 Western Union.
Wesisrn HMM gFTsIN.r,L,,.,. - ,.,
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Arriynl of Dennett,

!, NEW YoRK, June 22.--James Gordon
Bennett arrived to-day from Eur ope.
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One Of the Oldest instructors at Bethany
!. Prof. Charles Louis Loos, a native Of
Ahace-who has two mother tongues,
German and French, and who is most
accomplished linguist and laborious pro-
lessor, He was in Bethany away back in
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M OF VpsriOr RYGLISH m1aut1rfwe. end
jaI'iy seisbratsd for R'aI'ieRy Durability and Eren
HcII er Point us HdrlbsrL
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Its by no means 80 certain as we were
led to suppose that Brooke county will
vote for the $4,000 P. W. 4 Ky. bonds.
Away from Wellsburg and the river Dor.
der OF the county we hear that there is a
very decided sentiment Of opposition
to further subscription. Those who
feel an interest in the suCce:s Of the sub.
scription should make note Of this feel.
ing Of antagonism.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO THE DAILY LNTELLIGENCER
GENERAL NEWS.
TiIden In the Courts as a DeIin.
quent Taxpayer.
The Bars He Raises to the Action.
Two Hundred and Forty vigilants
IN The Town Of Mitchell, Ind.
Their Manifesto to All Whom it
May Concern.
A Hint that will Probably be Taken
The Indian War in Idaho. Most
Serious Of Modern Date.
WARRINGTON.
Civil Service Reform.


WARRINGTON, June 22.-A week will
elapse before the Civil Service rules will
be promulgated. The indications are
that all Federal officers will be prohibit.
ed from active participation in political
manifestations. Although the rule may
work somewhat injuriously to the Repub.
lican party for little while, the princi.
pie is regarded as sound.
CABINET SESSION.
A short Cabinet session was held TO.
day, at which q few unimportant ap.
pointments were agreed on. Gen. Ord's
dispatches, announcing that a good un.
derstanding exists between himself and
the commander Of the Mexican forces on
the Bravo, was received with gratitica.
tion as an Indication that the Mexican
authorities were in accord with the
United States Government in the effort
to stop raids across the Texas frontier.
The President signed q number Of com.
missions to-day (none from West Vir.
giuial. In answer to dispatch from
the Governor Of Oregon, setting forth
the urgency Ofthe situation, he instruct.
ed Gen. Howard to answer the requisi.
tion Of the Governor to the full extent OF
the law, in supplying arms to the people
OF Walla Walla for their defense 0gainst
the Indians.
PENSION AGENCIES.
The consolidated Pension Agency for
the State OF Illinois, will be located at
Chicago with Miss Ada Sweet retained as
agent. All agents now in office at seats
OF consolidated agencies will be retained.
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action, and It produces the most natural ahAIe. Of
black or brown, does not stain the skin, ard d
easily applied. Il Is standard preparation, ard
ia7oFite upon every " u-IpPolhied toilet EoT lady
or gentleman. For ale by all Druggists and Hair
pressar1: JOSEPH cRlSGao IRo, Proprietor. p.
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