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Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-09-14
LEGAL.
Mortgage sale.
No. 5l0I.

Commercial Bank OF Los Angeles a cor
porution, Piainliu, vs. W. NJ Williams.
the Los Angeles county Bank, u cor
poIat'on, John =. Thompson, G.. H.
Spioul, James Allen ana w. Il. Gardi.
her, pefeudanIs.
Under and by virtue of decree oil fore
closure and oruerof sale entered I'm the
District Court OF The Seventeenth Judi
cial District OF the state OF California, in
and for the county OF Los Angeles, on the
18th day of August, A. ID. 1879, and writ
of execution for the enforcement ofjudg'
tnent. requiring Sale Of property under
foreclosure OF mortgage, issued out Of the
aforesaid District Court, annexed to said
decree and dated the 2nih day OF August,
A. D. 1879. in the above emitted action
and In favor OF the Commercial Bank
p aI.t fl. and against ". NJ.
Williams, the Los Angeles County Bank.
corporation. John s.. Thompson,
p. Gardiner, DEFENDANTS, a certified
copy vi winch said decree of foreclosure.
| duIy nttested under the seal of said
court on the, 2S.h day of August. A. d.
the said LIST mentioned dav.
whereby am ,mmanded to sell ut pub
tic auction to the highest and best bidder
| Tor cash IN United States gold coin.
the fnilowitg and In said decree de-
| scribed real estate, to-wjt:
All that certain tract OF land, situate
IN snld county OF Los Angeles and state
81 Caliiornla bounded and described us
| follow, to wit:
| Commencing at the quarter section
corner In the ,uth line OF section nine
| o. town hip two % south range l3 west
| San Bernardino Meridian, and running
| thence true ,urses, the variation being
| IA degrees do minutes o. st, one 90-l00
Grains 10 a post; thence. n, nth y degree
| aest, leaving live willow fence 48-l00
| chains east OF the line, 20 9l00 chains, in
| 10 line OF live willow Ieuca; thence
| along said willow I, nee north SOY de-
gle sw-st2l 4l.l0 chains to polut OF in
fence on the east side of the OFF tract:
| thence south uegree east % 42-100 chain Is:
| thence east ~ 3I-l u chains to quarter
| -eciion corner, the place of beginning,
containing BE- 96-l0o (tfty- eight $4,000
| acres, less md excepting from the above
described lands that portion thereof
which sad w NJ. Williams, on May 9th,
| 1875, conveyed to Mary G.. James by deed
| rtcoi de in 'ook Al of deeds, in tn office
of he County Recorder of SAID county.
and which .st named an reserved por-
lion is bounded and described AS follows,
to wit: eginning at a point IN the sout TIL
| east corner of the southwest quarter OF
| section nine (9) township two 12) tOutf
,ange thirt en- tl3) west San Bernardino
Meridian; thence running west 10 45-I0J
chains; tnence, north degrees east 81
% l6O chains; thence south S0h degrees
east 66.lt0 chains; thence sou h Il de-
gree cast rs 70 leo chains; thence west /
9U-lOo chatps to the point OF beginning,
naming 20 acres. more or less. Sec
page ct seq. OF said book Al for said
east ten acres AT said entire tract, being Il
strip OF land 3 70 100 chains wide on the
east side thereof.
Public notice is hereby given that on
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Certificate Of Partnership
OF THE FIRM or
III. NEW NJ ARK 81 CO..

Doing bus ness In the city Of Los Ange'
les, county o. Los angeles. STATE o.
Iaii oinia:
We, the unders igneh persons. hereb
certify that he above describe partner
ship is compU Ell of the fOilowlng per
So sand o hers, whose names an"
place, of residence are as follows. TO vii
Nam-. Res dence.
Harris ~ wmark......,...... Los 'tnstit
hasIare CouD............".........lIo S 4 II elts
Morris A. >ewmark."'...........L"s Ahse e.
In witness VIII reef, we have herr unio
affixed our hand md seals, this eight
| eeuth day July 1879.
HA kIS NkWMARK. seal
KASPARE COIN. 'tai
NORRIS a. NEW MARK. tSeal.I
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-09-14
STATE OF CALIFU kNfA,
tt.nnfv nj MS AiiurleS,

County OF Los AhgrIts. J
ON this eighteenth dag of July, In the
ear eighteen hundred and seventy nine,
before inc, ]. j. Warner, Notary ubilc.
%. rsunaiI, appeared hAiitS New mar
k.spare Cohn and Morris A. NewmHlk
known TO me TO he The persons whose
Ilamt are subscribed 10 the annexed in
81 umeut, and who ack nowledsed to Inc
that they execu ed The same.
(Notorial Seal J. j. WARMER,
iigiw Notary Public.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-09-14

Under and by virtue of an executi0nt,
sued out of the District Court of the
seventeenth Judicial District OF the State
of California, III and for the county OF Los
Angeles, to me directed and delivered on
the 10th day OF September, A u. 1879, for
II Judgment rendei ed in said Court or
he D day OF September. A. u. 1879, In
tavoi of James Entwistie, plaintiff, and
against the Black star Coal Mining
Coup ny, Defendant, have levied upou
and shall ON
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Disso!ut on of co-Pa rtner. hip

Notice is hereby given that the co-part-
nersh p heretofore existing between /.
Z I'll y and NJ. huFF, under the firm
name OF /. COIN 4 co, Is this day ois
solved by mutual consent
a II debts due the late firm are to he
collected by |. COIN, VINO VIII also settle
all It's indebtedness. 4.- U4EgI
"'' I. COIN.
s5-4w --- NJ. HOFF,
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SATURDAY, THE 10Th DAY OF
SEPTEMBER, A. d. 1879,

At twelve O'Clock NJ, OF said
day, l VIII proceed 10 sell, al
The Court House door, in the city and
county of Los Angeles, state of Califor-
mia, ut public auction, to the highest and
best bidder. for cash in U. y. gold coin,
To satisfy said decree Tor principal and
Interest, attorneys fees, costs and all ae'
crning costs, all the above described
real estate.
Given under my hand, at the city and
county of Los Ange .es, state of Califor-
mia, this the Goth day of August. A. d.
1917. IL. NJ. MITCHELL, Suerif,
BY j. G. KAtS, Under Sheriff. a30td
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LEGAL.
MASTERS SALE.

In the Circuit Court OF the United states;
Ninth CiIcuit, in anu ior the District oil
California
CAMILo NJ ARTIN, Complainant, VS..
WILLIAM Temple, administrators
with the will annexed of The esia o.
WILLIAM WORKMAN deceased, ct al,
Defendants .
In pursuance of a decree OF said Circu'i
, curt, entered III the above enLit ca
cause on tue 18th day of February, 1879,
Whereby /, the undersigned, Master II,
Oh aucers oil sad CUuIt, was authorized
and directed TO make. eonduct an carry
out the sale oil the property hereinafter
des ribtd
Notice is hereby ciYan that on
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-09-14
LEGA l..
IN HE COUNTY COURT
Los Angeles County, State of
California.
THOMAS LEABY vs.. HIS CREDITORS

PURSUANT To AN ORDER OF THE
l. Hon. Albert NJ. stephens, Judge 81
said Cour TINS duS male ana Ell cred,
uolice is hereby gwen to all the credit
ors oil said hoiUas Laahy, an insolvent
debtor, 10 show cause herein, II any tney
can. why the statement flied by a. e
Hecht. Ass gnee of said insolvent, IN
thu, oiiic-, .hould not be accepted, and
distribution sn' uld not he made agreea-
BILE to the conttn OF said statement,
within fifteen DAYS next follow The
10Th day OF club r, A. T.. 1879; and that
the ii 81 day OF Nlvemp Der, 1879, al ten
o'clock A. NJ, before III" SAID Albert NJ.
stephens, Judge as aforesaid, ~ the
courtroom of said Court, in the Court
HUI o. said Los Ange es cJuhtN Is he
line and pls"e ~pro nted fur heai In
ami de erni,ning an contest arisin4 ny
reason o ally ut Joctlou TO said stat
menu or any oppo.t ion to said dlstribu
lion.
In witne whereo, have hereunto sci
my hand, ana affixed the sral OF sac
Court, thi. Eth day ul september, A. l.
1879. lSeal. y. w. FOrIS. Clerk
BY +. IL, UwES, Deputy. let's Il
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-09-14
Certificate Of Co. Partnership.

Notice is hereby given and this Is 10
certiIy that lhe under signed have IN!
day formed n partnership for the tiAh
acGiou of business In This Staiei that III
names of he persons lute esteu as par q
ners in said Gus. ness aud tue names
lull vi all the mem Oers of said cop n ner
ship arc Robert bills and Oh rles
Glover; and That heir place OF residence
is in The cit. ;tud county o. Los Angeles
state OF Cailfor la
Dated July litn, 1879
kui5-.n BILLS.
CHARLES j. GLOVER.
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Sheriff $ Sale.
No 5i6i.

James Entwistle, Plnlntifi,vs. The Black
star Coal Mining Company--in the
Seventeenth District Court, state OF
California, in and for the county OF Los
Angeles.
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NOTICE TO Creditors.

ESTATE OF II. NJ. BALI, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed ldmInistraIIlX oil the estate Of
Il NJ. Bill, re ehsed, to the cieu-
uors OF rnd all persons Ii .Vtng claims
against the said deceased, to eXhi oit
tnem, with the necessary YOU. heIs
wiIhip four months after the first publ
cation Oh tuis notice, To the said a mln,s
Ir.trix, at her residence, In los Angeles
city, or 10 her q torneys. GIassell, Sinlth
s miih. at their Office In Temple BLOCK
| in SAID city.
| Administrative OF the Estate oil ii, NJ
Ball. d ceased. =.
Dated at Los Augt les, June "a, 1879. jsZt
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-09-14
Golden Medical Discovery
Il Alternative. or blood-oleansing.
Golden Medical Discovery
Is Pectoral,
Golden Medical Discovery
u . Cholagogue. or Liver stimulan'
Golden Medical Discovery
Is Tonic.
Golden Medical Discovery

Nv reseon OF It's Alternative properties
cures Diseases OF the Blood ana SKIN, a.
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or Uiu ooies: Biotcnes, fl'nples ahu
ErupLIUns. BY virLue OF us Peclordt
properties IL cures brunch al, IhiOata ana
Lung anecLlons; incip.eut 90 nsum ptIun
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tls. Its Cholagvgue properties, Ienuer ~
m unequal relneuy Tor bitioushes.; Tor
ptd Liver, or "LIyerCompiiuu,;" and its
fOuic properties make A. equally oAca-
oious IN curing indigestion Loss oil Ap
petite and Dyspepsia -,
Where the SKIN Is salloW anu covered
with bloJches ana pimplest o. where
there are scro.ulOus, sweiilnSs anu aIiec-
lions. a few bottles Of uoluen Meulcai
Discovery will effect AN entire cure.
you feei drowsy. debilitated, nave eai,oW
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iace or body, ireuuent ueauache OF uizzl-
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or cLills alternaled with hot husnes, low
spirits anu gloomy forebodinss, Irregular
appetite anu tongue coated. you are SUI
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In many cases Oh Liver Conn plant, only
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As remedy for all such cases, DrPierce's
Golden M.dicai Discovery has no equal,
a. IL effects perfect cures ,ieaving The iivei
strengthened qnd healthy.
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Dissolution of Partnership.

The partnership hereto fore existing be-
TIVE, Peiranj & Be add, proprlelors OF
the Ceut'ni Chop House. on Main street,
Is This day dissolved by mu ual consent.
Mr. !. er ldi will col ieet ait debts due the
"a firm and pay all liabilities coEtract.
{ rsby said firm. Df
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Mortgage Sale.
40. 1903.

william Mckee, Plaintiff, W.. Cayetano
I,uarte ct al, Defendants Seventeenth
IIsLlint I,..ill
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Commercial Bank OF Los Angeles. a cor
porution, Piaintif, vs.. W. N. Williams
the Los Angeles county Bank,a cor
porat'on, John =. Thompson, G.. IA.
Spioul, James Allen ana w. Il. Gardi.
her, defendants.
National Republican., 1879-06-25

sire it shall be so crushing and complete
that the grave of Greenbackism will be dug
deep and wide next September. The Curl
ous and astonishing growth of the paper
money doctrine in Maine last year has
Justly provoked large amount of sur
prise, because the people of that
state are, as class, well edu-
Gated and quick-wltted. But due consider
alton had not been given to the great extent
to which the ship-building, lumber, and
manufacturing interests of that Common
wealth were depressed, stagnant or utterly
ruined. Men who were willing to suffer
in order that the dollar which the Govern
ment promised to redeem in coin might be
so recovered, were, after three years of
patient waiting, beginning to grow restless
under the specious pleadings of the den,a-
gogues who came among them, causing
thousands of timid and conscientious men
to hesitate, and this was fatal to the cause
of the Republican ticket. Times have
changed in one short year. Men are at
work, mills started up under full time, and
the crowds of idle men vainly seeking work
cannot be rallied again this summer by the
CHASE, EWING, and CARY charatans.
National Republican., 1879-06-25

mypart Of IT, about $4,000 into the Treasury Of the
United States, and have the 1reasurers receipt
therefor; all Of which was made public at the
Time
TIE Hon. Walter Evans, the Republican candi-
date for Governor of Kentucky, Is continuing his
canvass OF the State. He spoke at Munlordville on
Wednesday last, and, the Louisville COtTter-JOu-
ndre correspondent saye, was particularly severe
the Greenbackers Or. Blackburn, the Democratic
candidate, lately said In an interview that ho was
In favor of issuing greenbacks to the amount Of $40
per head OF population and that II had been proved
long ago that gold as the basis of the finances was
an unwlse system.
THE call for the Wisconsin Republican State CON
ventiOn, on the 23d of July, includes the following
invitation 1--WE also invite the Republicans Of the
State and all who are in sympathy with the prin-
cpes and policy of the Republican party, to attend
mass meeting to bo held In the Capitol Park in
Madison, ut two o'clock p. M, on Wednesday, July
q. for the purpose of appropriately celebrating the
twenty finh anniversary of the organization of the
Republican party in Wisconsin. II Is especially
desired that as many as possible of those who par
tcipnted at the meeting In July, 1851 will be pres
cnt. Distinguished speakers from this and other
states will DO secured to address the meeting"
Wanted In Colorado.
Denver Ttibunc.1
Zach Chandler should be induced 10 como Ia
Colorado and deliver q speech ON the Democratic
proposition TO secede from the Union.
National Republican., 1879-06-25

party Of State tyranny against the equal rights Of
American citizens and the natural rights OF man;
the party of sycophanoy TO foreign ignorancei the
party of disunion and national dishonor
The most deep-rooted of these principles,
like its scorching prototype Etna, has assorted
its reality aud ripeness by occasional eruptons,
conspicuously In the efforts Of that great ex-
omplar of the party-AarOn Burr.-to establish
an empire to display their aristooratic proclivi.
ties in the pomp aud tinsel of kingly court,
tho notification act of 1882, and the great re-
bellion of 1861.
The constituents of the rank and file of the
Democratic party consist in part of those who
have little or no thought, Judgment, reflection,
knowledge of men, understanding of tho effect
of measures and no general appreciation Of
the effect which their influence and votes are
calculated to create, but who cling 10 the party
through no motive in fact beyond the an
tiquity Of its empty title and voneration for
old attachments.
But the main strength of the party Is do
rived from those who are trained to submis.
sion and imbued with a sense of their own in
ferority those who have been accustomed to
cringe in the presence of their betters," and
from early habit long for living shrine that
will accept homage talk Democracy" lib
orty, and freedom like parrots and yet have
absolutely no ideas of the Government and
the franchise of suffrage beyond the mere me-
chanical act of voting; those who are over ready
and willing to barter or sequester their votes
for a money consideration. The ovation given
to the great criminal land also true excmplar
Of the partly, William NJ. Tweed Oh his ar.
rival In the custody Of outraged law, by those
whom he made tools of to rob themselves, Is
an ample criterion of this class of Democratic
party supporters. 1t is Of such material that
the leaders of the party make use OF to neu-
tralize and render nugatory the legitimate
voice of the people. Truly might President
| elected by such have his title qualified by tho
adjective phrase applied with more terseness
than piety to Louis Philippe, President deS
| Etdts Unis par u rior du pcuple etnon par Ia
| grace de Dieu'
AS conclusive evidence that this is no over
drawn description Of the characters on which
the party depends for support we have only
to observe the puerile issues of the party
which, to mind of ordinary Intelligence
must appear as ftuous aud absurd as the leg
islative and executive :bill lately introduced
and reported to the Senate, where 1t was
| likcned to transcript from some old joke
| book, and therefore the issues must be un
doubtedly enunciated for al coptdndnm rulgn'
| purposes. w. s. G.
National Republican., 1879-06-25
A Good Word from the Mountains.

HEDGESvtLLE, WEST NA June y, lS7y.
To the Editor Of The National Republican
Sin Nothing In the REPUBLICAN, (Which reaches
me daily at this, my invalid mountain retreat,
and is wclcomed.) has pleased mo more than the
editorial castigation of the hypoortical braggart
Lamar. | say "hypocritical brnggart" in remcm-
brance of the role OF placidy aud conciliation with
which he commenced his Senatorial career oil of
which, we now see, was mere disguise assumed
Himself To- be regarded as very ~ paragon, But he
cloyen foot could not be kept hid always, and SO
he has broken the charm of the "lay.low" pro-
pose.
Well, after all, perhaps we ought to thank him
for throwing olf the disguise. by the way is not
he the same Lamar that awhile before the rebellion
advocated and proposed the opening Of the Afri-
can slave trade? lis initials indicate to me that
he is. j. Il. S.
National Republican., 1879-06-25
4l< -
pERS ONIL.

CoMaANDER J. J. REED, L. s. n, is at the Ebbitt
House.
Hon LYMAN GILMORE, of New York, is at the Ar.
lington.
Hos. J. II. HARrRASFT, of Philadelphia, arrived
at WIZARDS yesterday
L. a. BRUSNER, of Columbus Ohio, registered at
the st. James yesterday
Hos. A. c. HARMgR, of Pennsylvania, arrived at
the Arlington yesterday.
SENATOR H. q. DAVIS, of West Virginia, registered
at the Arlington yesterday.
Hon. HENRY II. BINGHAM, of Pennsylvania, reg
istered at Wizards yesterday.
REAR-ADMIRAL GARDNER, L. $. N, and wife, are
anchored at the Ebbitt House,
Dir. WILLIAMS u. S. N, and DR.. Gardette, phila-
dcpha, are registered at tho Ebbitt House.
GENERAL WILLIAM MCCANDLEss, of Philadel-
phia, registered at the Metropolitan yesterday.
JAMES BISGItAM, of Philadelphia and Charles W.
Melburn and Wife of Colorado, are guests at VIII
lards
Mrs ARoN and daughter, of New York; Miss
Sutro, New York, and George c. MngOun, New
York, are guestsa at Wormlcy's.
I. l.. SCOTT and Isaac r. Smith of New York
william j. Humlln. Tennessee, and II. :. Janney,
Philadelphia, are guests at the Ebbitt House.
S. L. FARCIuLp and f. d. Woster, of the New
| York Central Railroad Company; W. Il. Hayward,
| Illinois, and Anthony Lane and wife, New York,
are booked At the Arlington.
r. c. KERESs of st. Louis o. 8. Barrett, Boston
| $. L. Foster, Pennsylvania; William X. King L. s.
| n; L. J. BasSctt Hartford, and d. l. Chttendcn
| New York, are stopping at the klggs House.
| GEORGE d. PIPER Philadelphia c. I. Harvey
Massachusetts; Thomas C. Gait and wife, Virginia;
| Daniel DOherty, Boston, and william WHkcman
New York, registered at the Metropolitan yesterday
| MASTER GEORGE G. WEDDERBuRN jr., son OF
| Major George q. WedderDurn, of the Gazette, took
| the gold medal yesterday for general excellence in
| his studies and department at Miss Jensens sem
| mary Tor boys
. b. FRAYK TEAL, Philadelphia; T. Belt aud Y, /.
Erney Philadclphin; ID. McIntire, Boston; VIII
| lam Wright New York s. A. Lorch, Harrisburg
| Pa, and l.. A. Baldwin Findlcy, Ohio registered
| at the ST, James yesterday.
THE marriage of Ross de Haviland esq, o
| Guernsey England aud Miss Lulu, eldest daughte
| of Mr.. Charles B. Young, of this city, will take
place at the Church of the Epiphany ut halEpas
eight o'clock, on Thursday morning, June %.
National Republican., 1879-06-25
CAMpAIGN nOcuMENTs.

The National Republican Printing and Pub
fishing Company has printed aud for sale in
large or small quantities, the follotcing speeches:
Senator Conklipg, 16 pages.
Senator Edmunds, 80 pages.
Senator Blaine, 10 pages.
Hon. Charles Fl. Joyce, 16 pages
Hon. J. c. Bwro,rs, 16 pages.
Hon. James A. Garfield, 8 pages
Oher speeches piH be added to the list from
timc 10 time
Orders By mail promptly fHed.
National Republican., 1879-06-25

TALKING about divisions in partisan
ranks, the split between the Democrats in
the House and their fellows in the Senate
must not be overlooked. Seven implacables
in the latter body are ready to starve the
Government from now until dOomsday,
while all of the acknowledged leaders there
in, from Dr. THURMAN, the Gar down to
WADE HAMPTON, are ready to surrender to
the Administration, In the House a ma
jority of the party Is in favor Of "no sur
render" while a weak minority seems to be
inclined TO do the opposite thing. This
jumbled-up condition of affairs will be
Strengthened out by the advisory committee
National Republican., 1879-06-25
WAR ANNITERSARIEs.
Pertinent Extracts from the Chronology OF
the Rebellion,

1901.
JUNE 25-The Twenty-eighth New York
State Volunteers and the Second Vermont
Regiments passed through New York city en-
route to Washington. The Second Wisconsin
Regiment arrived in Washington.
1869.
JUNE 25-General Hooker's division of the
Army of the Potomac fought tho rebels for
seven hours at Oak Grove, Va, and drove them
back; Union loss was over 200 killed and
wounded. General Mcclellan commenced his
change Of base of operations TO the James River.
Two schooners, 60 bales of cotton, 200 barrels
of turpentine, and 80 barrels of resin were
burned at Little River Iulet, S. c., by two
armed boats from the Monticello. General
Butler confiscated all the property of David E.
Twiggs, late of the United States army, Union
ram fleet arrived off Vicksburg and communi-
Gated with Commodore Farragut Jackson's
rebel cavalry visited plantations in the neigh
borhood of Memphis, and destroyed large guam
titles Of cotton. General Williams, with four
regiments of infantry and two batteries Of ar
of cars with provisions on tho Memphis and
Ohio Railroad, was captured by the rebels /,
they destroyed the locomotive, burned the
cars, and killed ten men.
1868.
JUNE 25-Fight at Grey's Gap, Tenn;
Union loss, ffty-fve killed and wounded.
Fight at Liberty Gap, Tenn, between Gle
burne's division and Willich's, Wilder's, aud
Carters brgades after an hours fight the
rebels were defeated, with heavy loss Union
loss, forty killed and 100 wounded. The
steam transport Lebanon, loaded with aminu-
milton and Government stores, sunk near IIur-
ricane Island, Ohio River; vessel and cargo a
total loss. General Dix occupied White House,
Va. General Logan blow up an angle of Fort
| Hill, at Vicksburg, and occupied the works
JET Davis called upon Alabama for 10000 men
to protect that State from invasion. Skirmish
at McConnelsburg Penn; the Unionists re-
tired before superior numbers. The Union
force being sufficient to hold it vacated Car
Isle, Pa.
1861.
JUNE 25-Gencral Hunters column, retreat
ing from the Shenandoah Valley, reached
Meadow Bluff, Greenbricr County, Va. The
work of mining the enemy's works at Peters
burg, project proposed by Lieutenant Pleas
ants, was commenced to-day.