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Concluded 1sert soeek.

H Wells & Dent. Bridgeport, sell the
best cough medicine. They have conf.
dence in it, and are willing to refund
the money if it does no good. Ask for
Piso's cure for consumption. Price 25c.
and S1.OO.
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entire train ruus through from New York TO
Chicago; Sleepers attached. Chicago Mail
on other Divisions except Sunday; Sleeping
car from Grafton to Sandusky daily except
Saturday. Through sleepers from Baltimore
LIN COLE, G "a, Baltimore.
@ LORD. @ p A., Baltimore.
w e REPPERT. Passenger Agent. Columbus.
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The Editors and Publishers of WIDE
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Of leading features for 1881:
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EAST BoUND.-New York Fast Line daily:
entire train runs through from Chicago to
New York; Sleepers attached. Washlngto
and Baltimore Mali daily on L. E. & o, o. Div.
and Main Line; other Divisions daily except
sunday, with through sleeper from Colum bus
10 Baltimore daily. Sleeping car from San
dusdsy to Grafton daily except Sunday.
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Farm at Private Sale.

THE undersigned offers at private sale his
Il farm containing 56 acres, situated one
and half miles northeast of Belmont, on the
Loydsvflle road. The soil is excellent with
plenty Of limestone and coal-dwclling com.
Portable, with good stables and other out
buildings and timber in abundance
"a good orchard on the farm-convenien to
church, school, and railroad station. This is
desirable property to a person wishing small
farm. But small part Of the purchase mon
ey required In cash. Purchaser can have his
own time on back payments.
% 3rns) VIZ. NIoHcIA
, 1881-01-30
CITY RExlL ESTATE.


T1OR SALE-READ CAREFULLY. NOW
II is the time to buy house or goud lot for q
home You will gel them much cheaper now than to
walt Rents arc certa!nt tg aayance tn the spring.
Adams-sk, nice corner. brick house. only $4,nM
A6nms-sL corner, with TWO S-story houses, brick
Monroe~st. near Jefferson Park, an elegant trame
house, dinlnRroon nnd kitchen on first floor, 30foot
lot: sacrifice. l.
not be duplicated for the money! @,QM ="
Mouroc-st, very pleasant locality :storY and base-
mcnt octagon brick 10 ROOMS Tour mantes, very
Adnns-st-, Hna octagon brick house, only s. Co.,
Wanut-st-, no. ~ large frame and lot 3xl+1 only
$3IJU; SEQ It, ..-.
Wilcox-ay,, No, 109 nne cottage; look ut It; 2lOa
Wlson-st, No. T8 cottage and lot; onor wanted.
Monroc-at-, 2-story and basement stone 'front.' 81 tO
darrison-st, nenr Laavitt new brick house, al In
provesncnts, only $32m
A6aIps-st,, eteEant northwest corner, 4B$t4l23
Adams-st-, near Ashlnnd-nT.. AxlS3; choice and
cheap. ..
lots. lS3 feet deep.
Wnrren-nv. nenr Union Park. choice 30ft lot south
front, H1a fur house without basement
Warren-ny. elcgAnt northwest orner, 60xl25 bar
gnfn.
West Wnsh{ugton-st4 near Leavitt. $to0 pef foot
II. 4. OSBORN, rs In Salle-st. Room l.
, 1881-01-30
CITY REAL ESTATE.


fUA s RESIDENCE PROPERTY.
frame resdenssf esd e feet OF ground excellent
caton +enc es fqan III" stories and cellar dining
,aon and fsteasnn on nasn hoo7>' Adams-st~' nea'
1nct nousc, two stories, Adamsst. near Ro-
n; ss;sea ffazne house, Adams-sts east OF Lincoln
Sfes .,e.,e;: a9a basement brick barn. Adams
gsst Sausc S1 stories sud basement, stonc trim.
tnst bss~ Adarns-st.. rear 1<tavitt, Sa,0u.
0c;as9anaoan,rnoaes-s aaonroe-st-. f4euI ereal bargain.
e5aE saeE, stsries and Basement Ada"s-'s'' east OF
Re5es' Rss 'tMcsdsncc on Ashland-av. ..... .....
aGst soyes and base1ncnt, Aonroe-st, west Of
A,a!snasio A;,.eoa stone front stories and basement, Mon.
-. - near Ashland ny: s.sM
oSa Wesi SIDE: house arranged for two families,
r 5$szs sSo stories and cellar near Ashland
s.s hroxn-stonc-front house, on one of the best
s1es.s q saof aes s,o Msss e1os' AD0 A''''0a
a"pS Wes SeseS aad oa
ross and md
uR1sa rsss :
s.1.ayd, excellent location. Nashngton-st. $500
nnoa srick house, two stories nnd basement, War
rtesss 10 stories and basement arranged for two
sposs9s1iir spGossss1on.iron brick stories and basement
Rescf residence IN good location, West side near
Erect cars S.u - ~ 1nrno x+or,as ooa ho.oua,4
resloenet, tusee sto1'es "no oasement'
p1rk-as- Spu; Fery cutar t:, ~ r.,. e.
SGpcd brick hnhuink VIII !ot ~ 1Se1 a'oos'
kaN; barznin: ,,,- +xo .,or4o. ,,a ,..oua..
'OctaEun-ffnni ostea, ave 7*oa4es a." oaSeA0c1it'
1easit.-et., S4M9: cnenp' o~,o. .,s ,...,. ..~a
Good BRICK noussA t"o stVsH -; 1ue o''Seen. sooo
1ot4slon. neAE ~ 49, j.. II. L., oa ,
Good ffa1ne, norsT; II sTso. :, ~ nTt-atn ' " e' o
ron West sida nd ;o,,,t,,, xs-os. Gu,
GOOD fr0me cotlate. ~ so sS, n. f @'ocs
fatIuG for = per so.. t % nd ,
Fins oc1agea ~ stohe ae 1o" wv stoe' 0433 ee1s'
Eee!e9.ay y ~: Gnon .o ,+,-5o, ,rd collar oooa
Stone-trnut g Tir isn s eo113' Hooo
}pcatlou, est oae, 49, s.'"v, ,na
1ries EsSoenG;s. Eson1;o. .v enst ~ Ashl.nnav sSnI
uc1go1 ks"me r9s & In 'Nn 'o~ ~ @~eN "'ao A''o
line stone run ~ - ~ ~ 'S' 80 49," A' W. ~ eeA
vide 4sdana nro .+o-3e. ann COLLAR Int - FAM
fsue stone ison- ha!sn u set4o' 'oA ID tec.
rtdk ASdatId <sH&VV+ = os.i
, 1881-01-30
ClTY EEL ESTdTE.

FEQ}!RB> }!B s >S;ALE-BT T: 5. BOYD, ROOM 7
ana lot aas % t. s,oS ,s
tin n.,,I nne-e have one tenant each and rent fol
n%i'r,d % acres OF 100 lots, fronts $50 feet on river
os4u ~ 5ups through u also strect-cars this prop
sn1 mes @ 81 conrl House: and BOT ono loot Il la.ie
Tor less thai M nar ssS as, 1n IveE oe
,eets: sa and Is worth from 81 50 per foot We re-
o. had at & and Is oi the greatest bargain:
want to sell lot 5or1oe feet on Dearbo,n-st e.
1ee, south Of JncEsonss. Isl feet from new Custom
e u: sae va
81, mei e s ws5i ,so Of vt House There Is not
unonr rsr ns1e 10y nfres m ast four miles southwest
.mn, SOUTH sipE7HousEs AND LOTS.
Ras lot xl 'front.' on Mchisan.as.. near near
x4@I;tm3-s.ory EsI;s brown;zone front lsroom modern
ens-nx,ures 60 win tic boise ia4"aee 1n'
sG9u-9-ro"u1 framed dwelling und lot 2lxleo. east
TEsD5yIEtpstf Eii snsap;
notlern oeason front brick dwelling ana lot 2sSi
will sell tine 15-room Dwelling and lot On pra1rie
AZ nsus serenteenihss great bargain; feonts
Il want to sell sroom co.,age and lot a;r,es o,o
No. l&5 nenr 1wen,s-serenth-st: house i1as bath ah
a9s g. sSeS sass@s9. room house ana lot SKIS.
ws sar tass e4sa ssp s sss ayseS saa
Of other nne %SseSi %ss spE So lots on South Side
ss,nm-one Of the best octason:froat modern brick
dwsnSs on aSs Wsst e sde
; sass bull. fr owners use with 6ricf barn: It
5S an sssrn ns IL yss sessp
nice brick burn and 10! sa1las south 'front.' on paFk-
s;@lt.gctacon-fsont ~ ali modern brick dwelling.
ana !9t sS3i5 on Adans.st . ns.r @ Lincoln: 49,
, 1881-01-30

Lot On Arnold~st: west front, between Twenty
ninth and Thtftiet1 Coo
lots near Rock Island Car-Shops
b,ots m TaFlor-s1
feet On Ellis-nv., south Of Thirty
tFseuLA1A --<EO per 1901
~ feet on Lake-av.. corner Thirty-sev- -
Lots on Oakley-av in Hol.teir1. SIS each
feet on Siare-st. near Twenty-fonrth sNU per foot
teet on Wubnsh-ay., near Forty drstst 80 per foot
Lots HnI.ted-st bet Centre and Suphia ~ each
loft On Harshne!d-1v., near Y an Buren-sL
Gfeet on DouEla&ay.. near etnon-av. $40 per foot
g feet on Clipton-st- near Harrison.
q feet on Arnoid-st between THenty-fourth
9feet Green Bnyroad. Diversey-st..... 2,:1N
Two tots Nilc0x-nv. near Cafiforniaay. $50 each
Two lots Flournoy-st> near Hoyne. each
Lot on COIer-st, near HUyne ,Uu
Lot on Adaus-st, near Fifty-third ulyde Park),
Rf feet On Couage Groye-av. near Oakwood-aV, very
cheap
Lot on Prae-nv near Thirty SO per foot
feet corner Stewart-av. and Englewood In En-
.aEte.ooo ~
Mfeet on St Lpus-st u4awnda1e}. 1e}...--....-.... 150
Two lots on Huron and supeaOr-sts-, near
Lols or Wesf iacisnn-st near uonore. 81 nsr fnot
ACRE TRACTS
I0ht5rs near Eurewuod, at CTe1t bargain
aac1es near Humboldt Park slaUQ
Nac.es north Of 1Furiy-ninthst. between Drexe1 nud
.GrAnd boulevard. yery cheap.
tlfe AcTe8 near CentrnJ Park.
ttye acree near Humboldt Park.
n 1eres At Washington Heights. $50 per acre
, 1881-01-30

WANTED-ABRI BRICK TEN-ROOM
Nv dwelling North Side, cast of or on La Sallc-
st. south Of Disision or north Of Indiaun not
q exceed ta000 cash. WM. T. JACOBS, basement
100
, 1881-01-30

L7OR SALE-BI THOMAS d PUTNAM
IL 40 Portland Block:
la9 It front, Mchtcan-av., near Twenty-stxth.
8! It. east front, MchiEat-av.. near Twentystxth.
y It. east tron:, MchiEnn-ay. near Twenty eighth.
= r. west front Mchi:an-ar. near TWenty-eiGhth.
sl It, cilSt front, Mic!lt.1n-ny.. ThtrtiGth.
59 #, east front, ichiGan-nv near Thirty fourth.
G1 It, pEairie-av.. between Eighteenth and Twen-
tesh.
~ it, Prai.ie-ay., south of Twentieth.
1D IT, Caunet-ay between Twenty-thlrd and
Twensy-fourth.
to it. Cnumet-Av near Twenty fourth Ia bargein).
u ii, Cutumet-ay, near Thirty-th!rd A nice
house and vide lot on M3cht.nu-aE.. near Twenty
first, At bargain. 4 very e1eeunt house and wide
lot on Aiich.an-nv.. near Twenty-ninth. 4 small
huse and choice lot on pruire-uv.. north Of Twen-
ticth Is. W. THOMAS
.JDS r PfTTSAM
, 1881-01-30

FOR SALE-BT BARNES & PARISH, 157
L. La Satic-st-:
*E wetster-av. e-story and basement brick. good
brick harm, lot +3xG5.
Webster-av.. northwest corner Orchard 49, o-story
frame. with brick cellar, brick barn. lot 4ixl2i
JS2 La7Elev-ar.. e-story and basement naanBa{d
roof brick with stone trimmings, lot 331lA
. ISHa Langfcy-ay., 2-story and basement, fnapsnrd
roof. brick, with stone trimmings lot E'xl8.
Isl ko.suth-st~ 2-story frame, II rooms.
III South Lcuyitist 9story frame house, aud barn.
lot 99xEiu-
5: Artcsian-ar., house and lot, 500
Artesnf- -at brick cottages. together or separate
lawadnle several elesant residences, medium resi-
dences and cottages AT n bargain.
Its value.
Parties seeking investment find large list Of
improved and unimproved property ut our Office.
BARNES & PARISH, ISL La Salle-st,
E,OR SALE-FINE MARBLE-FROyT
- residence on Wabnsh-ay. at less than one-half
It's former price.
At!xl7; Calumet-av., north OF Th!rty-trst-st, at
sacrifice. ..--
ACaEs--so acres at South Chicago; fine dock 'front.'
and ysflroad connections: worry cheap; investigate
this. and another valuable hive books,
Immediately.
5tto lW acres on Madison-st-: part trade.
10 NCres one mile from city limits, $50 acre.
eighth cash. balance on long time.
tAKNETT A TIOAlASSON.
pnor rI,p
, 1881-01-30

EORSALE-ORE EXCHANGED ACRES,
- woil fenced, acres winter whent and acres rye.
necessary: depot nearly on tho uncc; best OF water
nrd fruit; will exchange for good saloon Or other
property, sell for part cash. bn1Ahce on long tlmc
comfortabc house nnd good sheds for stock 90 miles
from Chicago Call for particulars ut No. Isl West
Laae~st., MRS, COLE, Ip-stnlSs
, 1881-01-30

Il upon which houses will be bnllt 10 suit pur--
chascrs on easy payments IN the best ocnty there;
luke water md sewer, railroad accommodation ana
educational advantages the best; hnve several houses
nearly completed; will be pleased to show purchasers
Iff.nt,
, 1881-01-30

"ANTED-'fHE BEST BARGAINS ON
the South Side Tor ssto0 = 0O. and *l5,aD cash
no invested during February. +. C. VIERLINE
Noom z, III Dearhufn-st.
, 1881-01-30

A NY AMOUNTS TO LOAN ON FUR
~ nturc without removal, pianos, und other secu-
rites ut lowest rates. u DeAzb0rnsL Rooms nnd
, 1881-01-30

TOR SALE-HYDE PARK A SPECIAL
u ty-Good lots near Forty y-third-st-. kenuood,
1o < per foot; also houses und lots for 500 10 s1
several aero tfncts near above stations n BARNES
a WnXhtnUttn-At., Room l.
, 1881-01-30

T,OR SALE-WnY. WILL YOU CON-
IL tinuc to pay rent, when you cnn snve I'LL money
80 paid by applying In Tor houso Mt sonth
EvAnstun2 Lots near Ucpot and LakesL, well
lighted. Houses built to Suit on monthly payments.
Interest per cent For particulars call on JULIUS
WHITE, liz In SaIte-sL (bas4nGnt).
, 1881-01-30

A ny AMOUNTS OF MONEY TO LOAN
a. in sums Of soQ to f. 51 on furniture, machinery
pianos, horses carriages ETC. without removal OF the
PROPERTY; also Chnttel mortgages and commercial
paper bought, g South Clark-st., Rooms 20 und I'd
, 1881-01-30

E,OR SALE-So-ACRE IMPROVED ILL
~ nols farm, IS miles from Chicago, ~ miles from
depot In vnSe: fine woll hedge FENCE. etc. SS1 to
s3O down. Apply morning or evening W s50 West
, 1881-01-30


:" AN r E D - CHICAGO AND COOK
w County real cstnte Mt the Chicago Reni Es-
tut Call Board. Liz and lis uearborn-st w K Nixon,
Manager; Chundier y Co. MORTGAGE HAnkers, Trus-
sale, on Wednesday. Feb. H. No charge for list
'upset price. below which Il shall not be sold. An
early entry Is requested 70 tnsuEe proper examination
regular reu-cstate agents, Sellers have advantage
Of ready sale unlor good competltion in Ai actual
IN had dtatrfhute1
, 1881-01-30

4 LADY WILL LOAN MONEY ON
No commission OF publicity. Me-, Tribune otacc.
A NY SUM OF MONEY LOANED ON
~ furniture, pianos: etc. without reno eas. and
other securities. ". n. ALLEY, l52 DearbQru-st.,
, 1881-01-30

WANTED-WEW WANT FOR A SPECIAL
w customer u frst-class residence VIGIL located
en- ne North Side from $p0o1 to se5,p0 cash. S. L.
kEREOOT 4 co, u Dearborn al.
, 1881-01-30

INOR SALE - POSITIVELY FIRST
- class utacsurfnR property fronting ~ feet
Fut0n-sl by LA to Lydia, in the midst ut the lending
manufacturing interests Of the West Side. DEASYAN
& CO.. Room T. Iy7 Enst Madison-st
, 1881-01-30

A NJ AMOUNT TO LOAN ON FURNI-
~ nturc pinno. etc, without removal lowest rates;
also all good securities. Room H. 70 Dearborn st
, 1881-01-30
WANTED-ON ONE OF THE AVE
Ground, for cash. Ii. H. OSBORN, Ess ~ SAlle-st.

NTANTED-HOUSE AND LOT AT
.xt Hyde PARK not over $,S9J: payable 500 cash,
SAntn four months balance three yearly payments.
Address S. Tribune office,
, 1881-01-30

WANTED-HOUSE GOOD YARD AND
W bnrn worth from <j,GN to f1u00G, for cash and
nouse near loCo Cougress-st- Address q, Tribune
, 1881-01-30

TJsOIt SALE-THE MOST DESIRA BILE
~ D-acro tract now ouorod: close 10 deput
HENRY WALLER JR.,
n hfr1-
, 1881-01-30

T1OR SALE-ONE HOUSE, 6 ROOMS,
II ando1& ucres Of land Is miles alb will trade
fur city property and pay cash. or assume incum~
hTnncc. III MltUn-uv.
, 1881-01-30

4 DVANCES MADE ON DIAMONDS.
r 4 watches, etc, Mt one-half brokers' Ia1es B.
l.AUNDEtl, Rooms and &, IL Kandoiph-st Estah-
, 1881-01-30

TOR SALE-WEST WASIINGTDN,ST
west Of und near pnrk. fine lot - feet, with good
frume dwelling: comfortable home und good In
ycstmcnt~ KlAiBAL1I, VuSE j. Co, " Tribune Hui!d-
Ing
, 1881-01-30
FINANCIAL.


n and notion house. vel estabtshed, sales now
@ Toshed I'd pP 10 $4nG pay IN 10 days, wish 70 admit
sa!es. ind take general charge II no hns IS GN OF
S0N IT can be well Invested but the nun is as es-
senta1 as more means. Only such need nudress IL
Tribune Otf1ca
, 1881-01-30

TOR SALE-FINE LARGE RESIDENCE
e ind grounds Mt Kenwood, on Forty-serenth-st-
Offered for few days only By the owner. Good In
7estment~ l50 feet. Konwond depot enst front,
lU acres west OF Pullman, on Stute-st- Il. a. UL-
RICH, ITO DeaFbo
, 1881-01-30

4 STROL0GIST-3IIeS. DIR. ELLIS, THE
~ only in the city who tells lies history
BY the planets, gives information all subjects,
whnt best nupted to be successful In. Tour luck all
kinds OF games Of chance, and for persons born IN
ber selects numbers that draw large Prizes in lottery
For gartscaae. call ut Or address - West Madison
ST. Chicago Ill
, 1881-01-30

TOR SALE-AN IMPROVED PIECE OF
Il business property on suod corncr on West Side,
$500; renting for $5U. HENRY WALLER, JR..
o. Deurtugn-st.
, 1881-01-30

EASTEkN MONEY = APPLICATION
IL desired; In sums from s. 900 0uJ: current
rates. on rstclass real estnte security WM- ELIOT
FtRSESS, II Portland Block.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-08-18

The MURDER OF JENNIE CRAMER-The iury
ofinquest in the Jennie Cramer casere to di-
vulge the purport of the Douglass confession
1t is now known that the jury consider her state
ments to be of vital Importance settling the
case against the Malleys, showing the motive of
the murder, and that it was not committed in
West Haven. aud that the body was brought to
the shore. The inquest will be resumed at two
p. m. to-day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-08-18
kilograms to The Star.
MEXICAN BORDER TROUBLES.
ALONG THE RIO GRANDE.


Grave Trouble on the Mexican Border.
AMERICANS KILLED BY MExIcANs-RADNG PAR
TIES ORGANIZING TO GARRY THE WAR INTO
MEXICO"
SAN FRANCISCO, August IA Tombstone dis
patch SAYS the Epitdph contains the following
particulars of the border troubles: A party con-
sisting of VIM. Long. Dick Gray. Jim Crane.
Charles Snow. Thomas d. Clinton. VIM. Berers
and Harry Earnshaw camped last Saturday
night in Guadaloupe canon, about IL miles east
OF Tombstone, very near to the Mexican line.
Early Saturday morning the party We're attacked
by Mexicans, and Long, Gray. Crane, Snow and
Clinton were killed. Berers escaped with a
wound in the abdomen. while Earnshaw ran tree
amidst shower of bullets. 1t is estimated that
the Mexican party numbered from % to 80 men.
The condition Of the camp indicated that the
attack was made Just as the murdered men
were getting up. One had evidently been Killed
while yet lying down. Crane was a fugitive
from justice. He was an outlaw and the six
bullets that struck him were well expended.
Long was man of about twenty-five years of
age, and had been in that section of the country
with cattle about three months. He came to
Arizona from Kansas about five months ago. He
was a man of capital The immediate cause of
the killing is as follows: A party of rustlers as
they are called. went into Mexico last month
and stole some cattle. They were followed by
MeXicans who got SO close upon them that they
were obliged to abandon the stock. This was
done in the vicinity of the late murder. The
Mexicans took the stock and started
back home at that time, picking
up such cattle and horses as they
Glanced to meet. This stock was missed. and
party Of sixteen Americans started in pursuit.
overlook the MeXicans, had fight with them
and retook the stock. This occurred during the
latter part of July 1t is probable that the recent
raiders We're some of the same party who were
defeated last month Great excitement prevails
in Tombstone and vicinity. A large party has
been raised to avenge the murders. The Clinton
boys. whose father was murdered. also have
raised a body of men, altogether numbering
about 200, as desperate gang as could be i'm
agined They will carry the war into Mexico.
Great apprehension is felt for Americans in
Sonora, as it will more than likely be war of
retaliation We are hourly expecting collision.
The Mexican troops are in force on the line. and
will repel the invaders. Gen. Fremont being
| absent, there is no head to the American forces,
and laweSsness seems to be the order of the day.
Serious international complications will arise
unless immediate steps are taken to put a stop
to the trouble.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-08-18

KING KALAKAUA has started from Paris for
Lisbon by the way Of Bordeaux. He will pro-
ceed to Madrid from Lisbon, and return to Paris
before the end of August. He will visit Liver
pool on the 18th of September
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-08-18

The American Association for the Promotion
CT Science met in Music Hall, Cincinnati, yester
day 40 delAeateS hAine present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-08-18
The Yorktown Centennial.


MILITIA ORGANIZATIONS AND DISTINGUISHED
GUESTS WHO WILL BE PRESENT.
The following guests and military organiza-
tons have, up to date, announced their in
tentiOn of being present and participating in the
celebration at Yorktown Maine-Governor and
staff New Hampshire and staff and
three companies of militia. VermOnt-GOyer-
nor and staff and three companies of militia
assachusetts-GOvernOr and staff, 1st corps In
dependent cadets. company 1st regiment NJ V.
NJ. company | 9th regiment NJ. " NJ Rhode
1sland-GOvernOr and staff COnnecticut-Goy-
ernOr and staff, LIST regiment G. N. G. New
York-GOvernOr and staff, 18th regiment n Y
S. n. e., (band and drum corps. 80 pieces). New
Jersey-GOvernor and staff. battalion and mill
tia Pennsylvania-NOt yet reported. Della
ware-GovernOr and staff. list regiment militia
Sirginla-GovernOr and staff and entire state
militia. North CarOlina--GovernOr and staff and
entire state militia. South CarOlina-Goyernor
and staff and battalion of militia. Michigan
Governor and staff, 800 members of the Legislature
and one regiment of militia Ilinois-Ciovernor
and staff Observation-Disclosures and staff. Mis-
sissippi-GOvernOr and staff Georgia-Goyer-
nor and staff and the Chatham artillery of Savan-
nah. Estimated number Of troops reported to
date, 10000. Advices received from New York
indicate that the 7th regiment will probably also
attend in force. Many of the organizations re-
ported in the above list have already arranged
for transportation. 1t is thought that there
will be fully 5000 Masons present.
WILL BE CALLED ON To REFUND-It is rrl-
mored in the United States district attorney s
Office at New York that number of national
banks will be called on to refund money to the
Treasury which was paid by them on checks
drawn on the assistant treasurer in 1867 and
1865. the Endorsement on the checks being fraud
MI