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p,,n.s nnleAl-Three ciergymen, one of whom.
a S ...! ared-haired man. rejoieed in the name
,rr.S !, mel at bookstore The two had OBJ
IL. v.. .IA' safer had been taking advantage of
en- h s;.Su''y Transforming properties of u oi-
asu,,a I've, and one remarked, abiding to the
vhcS ~, ~ the Protestant Episcopal Church. to
. sI y. the three belonged:
IL pIusnt It vas directed in the Rubric that
sh ;s lsalter) should be read" tred.)
ma s'r, returned the red-haired man :.
&sdn x. Ssered strictly to the precept till
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An OLD GRAND RIVER SkTrLER GoSF. - The
Grand Rapids Eagle announces the death OF Hair
~ Eaton, ESD, one OF the oldest and most IS
tened fellow citizens of Kent county. lie died
st his residence on DAWSON street, ON WejneS-
day, of Typhoid fever. He was a member of the
fraternity OF Masoa-.
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IL DocroR kBRhoTr, of Detroit. will be ~
Mason on the 18th at she Lansing House, Lam
sing, on the l4th days of every month. instead
Of the first and second, a. heretofore, 10 attend
to patients afflicted with chronic or lingering dis
eases See advertisement
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A CARD

Grateful acknowledgement! j. due our many
friends NJ Lansing. for the kindly feeling and in
terest manifested by their very pleasant visit anC
bountifu donation, made for our benefit at the
State House on the evening of the 18th inst.
amounting to nearly $llo, tor which they vii
please accept our sincere thanks
l.. Il. POTTER,
s ELIZA POTTER
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~ PRos J. u. b. SILL, Of the State Nor
nal School, will deliver poem before the Gale
opean Society, for the benefit Of their Library,
AT Representative Hall, Saturday evening, Jan
2.tt. Tickets Of Admission, IS cts. -
EMILY SEYMOUR, Ses'y.
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THRIFTY PoRK.-The Marshal Statesman says
that Ambrose Phelps, of Marshall butchered
two April pigs on W ednesday last one of them
weighed 300, and the other 2s2 los. IL any
one has any April pigs that can beat The above,
bring them On-we want TO hear them Grurt
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NOTICE.

Dr. Fairfield, Lieutenant Governor, will preach
81 tho House of Correction next Sabbath, At 2
O'Clock r. " The public are respectfully in
vitei 10 attend. J SOxERVILLE,
Char !d,s
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY
gsLIEE N TEN NISUTAs.

BRIAN'S PCLMINARY WATERS ARE
untalling it the cure of COrGHs, COLDS, ASTHMA,
BRONCHITIS, SORE THROAT, HoARsEsEss, DIrrI-
cCLr RRE,THISG, ISCIPEE>T COSsUwPTI0., ANI
DISEASES or rHs LCSGs. They have no taste OF
medicine, and any child will take them Thou
sand. have been restored 10 health that had
before iespaired. Testimony given in hundre Is
Of cases. \ single dose relieves in TEN MINUTES.
Ask for Bryan's Pulmonic Wafcrs--the orr
gina and only genuine IS stamped Bryan
Spurious kinds are offered for sale. TWENTY-FIVE
cents a box. Sold by dealers generally.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, y. Y
For sale by L. THAYER, Il Co, Lansing
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DIR. lsOOEIAND'S
BALSAMIC CORDIAL.

coughs, C''d'. Influenza. ,so.p, HoarseRs.s,
Broncti,;., Pneumonia. Diseases II the Bos-
eis dr.ssHg f'o8. coliI, hcip'.s' Con,4nap-
''on, aud for :As ys!.5f ond az az ali pos...
Glel cur. If Pdti".s >. disIncfI STAGES o,
&c latter GilegSc.
Tbs celebrated preparation h.e the Btt.rs ina, h%
confidently relied "c II l. i-sisuei for class O, seas
~ I"" <"uerN an i-re :>tsl Than Other ~Ach
he pope u th> country subject thas, syrinin,
from Sigh: COLI This eminent Authority, n Ii. .
'av- vii n"i 49, thst 81 are = aGr laGsh
vast tie lseIs mi Flow FgykE the> 81 Other
countries hut can ave- e'udteuty ths; they u-hpr
eres-ss # .isa. implicitly 81! "a ~ Via. iL.s.
site"
faitvs prof. - lie terrible fat. ~ :, ii..... 3.
suit n III comm ed DC IS suc- a;
the FOL osns srati- tsseu from the r.eotds q the
Board q! Hsath a. philadelphia c.n'vs..t "a. o. the
most healthy alt e. IA Tie un.ul-
ls.1 Tots tealhs "a Phil cph.a ......... 10 81
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W,xrEE OF CHANGES. = Mere vIcis-
i,.ds Of weather has marked the pFe-e''' winter
any nrecsedinr one for years.
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rurxpER SoUALL.-A thunder storm
I'D here or Thursday, and at o'clock NJ
,,;,s dhknes- prevailed.
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az CTITrRr

THE subscriber has issued a circular on tie
j 'raI berry ana IL Culture, and vii forward
.eH to all mo send post-stamp, TO prepay the
Fa-t-s, Also, has tie plants to- al. and vi
i.-"ard them IN fresh state, by express. 10 all
p - o. the United State
Address, SULLIVAN BATES,
ls,v. B-...ugham, Norfolk couatv. Mass.
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THE TELEfRAPli Line /. now open !or PUBLIC BCS
Passengers COR Great Western Palsay 20 on the Rail
.ay Fer.- Steamer a. ID. u X. Dock, leaving Dpch a.
1913 a VI aud 10 7. n
rARTII< If q; sny u the TICKET OFFICES, are
Now ,,r.aI.rt q, P.s.syGsR Trains AT VssY xODBArs
R,rns
The COMPANY 4. lime Tables ia hsi a. any % the
K MUIR, G-nq sup'.-
. IN X Ofcs., lee ls3s.
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A Plainin. Machine

and can FIJI all bills OF work and material for the
entire finishing OF houses. Al common sizes Of
Pine and Whjlevood Doors for sale low
Those in want OF houses or building material
will 10 well TO give lie s call. TO- | am bound 70
compete with all competitor, let tie price be
what il NAV. AL kinds OF produce az! occasion
ally horse, wagon. watch, CT good cash note
taken in pa.t pay Cor building or Houses AMI
LOIS. {. C. DODGE.
Lansing January l. 1889 loo
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* J.SUAsY.-On Saturday morn

purchased fine maple sugar, made during
an; eek On Sunday the sap did not nun
much.
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Notice to the public.

GENUINE Liquors. imported from the Bonded
" Customs Warehouse, at Montreal, can be
had from the taveling agent az Lansing during
the session of the Legislature. Those intending
to purchase can judge Of their quality az either
the Columbus House. Benton House. or a; f.
CARS Saloon. Further comment would be M
necessary.
N.B.-Prices in keeping with the times.
+. II. ALLISON.
lq5mS Montreal i gent.
Columbus House Lansing, .Ja'. I3, so.
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lHL pl NC
AND LUMBER YkhD.
I HAVE on hand and for sale. large and vel
J. selected stock OF
PIN I Il II BE-

Embracing all the different thicanesses and quail
tiles in general use. \ large lot OF Sized Boards
for Gothic houses and barns. ANY amount OF
first. second and common inch. inch and fourth
flooring, which offer very low for cash
-ilso, 500, 009 Jet Of >cantlia AMI ,Toi-fs,
OF all lengths and sizes, Root Boards, Board and
Stick Lath. loo, GOO choice Shaved pine Shin
gle. 4 large amount o: Hewed Timber. Bass
and Whitewood Lumber, Ash and Basswcoi
Flooring
The above lumber VII be sold rough or d-es,
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Senatorial Election and the Prexs.


run tir ilosDy evening Journal
SENATOR STrAET's SUccEssoR.-Kinsley :
Bingham, just elected a Senator Stuart. succas.
sor, was, until the organization of the Kepubli.
can party, q leading Democrat Of the STATE oe
Michigan While acting with tina. party. he va,
one OF the most popular members OF it, and ~,
frequently sent % the Legislature. He wa.
however, always in sympathy with the free -oil
element OF that party, and was among the very
hrst to enter the Republican organization. No
nan did more to build up thar party; and he be-
came ITS first candidate for Governor. He was
twice elected by an overwhelming majority: and
was long a5o looked upon 80 the probable sue
cessor o. senator Stuart. tie is intiexi5ie in his
political sentiments, and will make a useful Mem,
Der a. the distinguished body to which b.. has
been returned. Ills election adds one more 10
tie Republican strength in the Senate which A.
Der the fourth OF March will be twenty-three
~ittou' counting the New jersey and Minnesota
Seiai"rs vet to he chosen, or the Indiana cou-
tc~taTt-.
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kins!ey ). Bingham refused Ia barter his prin.
ciples and his conscience for political position
and power, and fought with a strong arm the en-
croachmcnts OF the Slave Power all through the
stormy sessions OF 'i9 aud 80. For this he wa-
driven from the Democratic party, and from that
time Ia the present, that party have put forth
superhuman efforts to crush him. and il is to be
admitted that in their crgsii.g process Mr..
Bingham has been crg.t ii into the United States
Senate
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7
on the nh OF March next. This result il quite
satisfactory TO us and We doubt not 20 large
majority 81 the electors ot our party throughout
the State
From the Has;,ng, Tanner.
Mr.. Bingham will make an able and efficient
Senator, and one OF whom the Republican party,
and the entire State, will ever feel proud.
The two administrations of Gov. Bingham
could have received no better enjorsa than is
thus given them. His particular friends have
occasion to be peculiarly gratited AT this result,
since il i triumph over some very strong COM
pctitors for the same position. Some Of those
who competed FOR the Senatorship, are men OF
great ability. aud would have illed the position
with a much honor to themselves and the State,
as will Gov Bingham: but the Legislature have
expressed their preference, and W. are satisfied
the Clinton Republican,,
The Republican part, did not lack for good
and deserving men TO fill tina; position, but they
/ had none, We believe, posses,inga more eminent
Fitness" for the station. than Hon. hinsiey ;.
Bingham Eight years back from the time he
will take upon himself the responsibilities OF q
Senator Of the United States, GOV. Bingp N wal
driven from Congress by the Democratic party
because he would not WELD at It's dictation IN:
adherence to the principle of ''non-e>.ension o
slavery in the Territories" Of the United Sts;e.
and worship power at the shrine of Slavery
We say that i, : peculiarly '6t' that he, at.e'
having been taken BIZ the people from the retire
rlcnt of his farm in GRssS OAK 70 preside in The
/ Guheruatcrial Chair Michigan for four wears. 70
that he should gu back 10 Washington fully en-
dorsed-w;;h the Peoples mark of merit upon
him and their certificate in his pocket that n
had been tried and fauud FAITHFUL 10 the caus'
+ of HrHaS FREEDoN. Michigan has right Il
feel proud of her distinguished Republican citi
zens-her Towards, her Blair. her Walbridse
and many Others whom she might have called L
this distinguished post OF trust and honor; bu
she had none, considering the times and the &C
casion, upon whom she could more worthly be
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The people choice has finally been ratified.
Ihr political c,nii..Y vii -ron cca-o 10 Eetr,y
the lat" a.'Ii ,'l"s, ~ ~, heated waters Will,
oar hale Ic-f,.t cr..or ..', hardly nave laid a-i,.
tie robe, FL. chrt magistrate. before he vii b.
called rp"'' :" ,-~lm9 trS place ia tie uational
Scu;ti"-
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ALEXANDRIA.
cors.Ys.dsses Of 7as sssr.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Nov. u, 1859.
Some unknown fend In human form made an
attempt on Thursday to throw freight train from
the track Of the Manassas Gap Railroad by placing
an obstruction across the rails near Rectortown
Station, and had IL not been for the timely dis
covery Of the viliainous attempt the most serious
consequences might have occurred.
we are happy to learn that hr: Ftank Dorsey,
the arm while on cunning excursion a few days
since, is fast recovering from his injuries.
The Fair Of the NJ. F.. Church South closed last
evening.
The Alexandra Rihemen are making extensive
arrangements for their Fair, which opens at ssa-
repta Hall on the 30th inst. The Rifemen have
recently added largely to their ranks, and they
now number over fifty members. S0iTes -EuG
The Mount Vernon Guards having recently
adopted new and beautiful uniform, are also in
creasing In mum bers, and win rally again O
Gin times gone bY.v $50 mote 1t be.n
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TIE AyaeEn.R LANp.-The arrest OF w alter 9.
Land, Of Virginia, in Baltimore some few months
ngo, his return TO Norfolk, his examination and
his esczpe. e i.s, from the ofcers having him in
charge, win be readily recollectcd by most readers
Of the s6f. Since then nothing was heard Of him,
Monday last, when Il was again captured 10
Wsdssbosough, NJ. @. He was Stopping at the
time With some very poor people, but az he was
stranger and wosr vefy doubtful appearance, be
wa inspected 81 being one az the refugee insur-
fscfioniss at Harpef's Ferry, and acting under
THIS he1iefs some peFsons informed the Authorities
and 10 was arrested He employed counsel to
Nnom ns cs@mnnicsfed his rial character. He
keeping. :
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PERSONAL.

MISS L0MBARDOT i. rssusstsd to esil on the
H1 Preach Legation. 81 Pa. avenue, from " till 4
O'clock, in order (, take cognizsnce Of documents
relating to her. Al'F 80 ~ lis
NEW MUSIC -"Resder 10 osar tls fAi.rs s1at
are C9sar's," re The two nee sonss noticed
ARB NOT the compositions Of I. g. Adams, but The
special arrangements Of G. T.. DeC9niel. Musicai
payment has been made with him. nj ON
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fRoH DRxvER CIrY The express nom Denver
City, al the ID inst, has arrived at Leaveaworth
bringing &c 900 In tressure
. NJ. wiaiAms, delegate from The Territory Of
Jenerson. comes pa11onges by the expFeas. His
rat win be coctested by Dr. Willing. The cleo
uon o. Nj. Steel a. Governor II confirmed. The
Legislsture was TO meet on the 7th
The weather on the Inconsistencies very nne
. The yield Of gold af the mines confined large
The Utah mail Of the 3ist ult. has also arrived.
NsWB unimppstant. 80 : -
Mr.. f.xrott's majority n delegate nom Kansas
- Peohahly 3yooo- The fePubliesns hsd : naiori-
81 II ~ Ilsgislsture. -
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ExPtosIox or PRoYRssoR LowK's MAMMOTH
BALLooxs-The monster balloon at the grounds
q the Crystal Palace, which has been for some
ween pca swelling visibiy before the eyes Of
those who would pay their twenty Eve cents for
Ne show. has exploded. The accident took place
early Friday morning. After reaching height f
twsng fest the gssy fabric, 10 the surprise 81 al
suddenly spit open, like North river shad before
bseakfast. IL now lies on the ground a. Aat and
fabby a. wet rag. The Profeaor and assistants
dignant Spectators tryingto get their money back.
The balloon had been and-bagged down very
securely r. prevent 10 going to Europe before II
the passengers got abroad, and lodged and
squifme1 long while. until the Vigorous puff
knocked IL into eellapsss-N Y. Post. Es'Y
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D The Cincinnati Gazette has a desuntcb
frem - Louis, Nov. 8, % follows:-ssAn inpor.
anf document has been prepared for the pres and
Puolsned he.e fo-dsy, presenting an suthositative
o NE slavery Question. ~ u Of radical republi
San Character. He believes that slavery IL not
oenencea either In political, social Or feligfous
sioa Into ma territory He fsvoss tie coloniza-
oes % ne nee blacks hisa powerful article.
and win produce sensntion ., - =. -s>,'e,
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PePsenals n -.
Mrs. Fanny Kemble ID at the r evere House

~
Boston.
'.''h 10 estimated that Hen Fever Burnham
made S40, 900 q year while acting a State LiouoI
Agent for klassac husetts. =,
Pafson Brownlow. the well-k Tennes.
see editor and controversialist, was at one time
house carpenter at Abingdon, Va. 80
r..J g. SAFE, Of Vermont; Hons. M. II. Perlcy,
Geo II. Perley, and Col. Hayward, ofSt Johns. n
b., h. b. NJ commissioners to negotiate the fsh.
cry treaty; Judge Brewer, Of Maryland, are at the
-. Hon Ward, Of New York Hon Edward
stanley and lady, OF California; Hon Nm. b.
Reed, OF Pennsylvania, late Minister to China :
Baron de Wederstedt, OF Sweden, are at win.
Gov. Ashbel r willard, Of Indiana, Il at
the Nauonai Hotel, on his way from Harper,s
fy,ry to Richmond, Va 70 interceds with Gov
Ne TOT ne LIE OF his brotherin-law, Cook, SEN
watomie Brown afsir - = = '" = = 80
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sr..1I sxrrn.-A letter from Utica nys.

Urea, Nov. &, 1889
. Ny Dear Sir .Gerrit Smith was broue nf TO our
Asylum Yesterday, and = quite .dersnesd, intel
tecsuaify q wen n moQliy; and he ID also feeble
Phyncally. He refraed 70 ake an snedYne, al
leGing thst they wanted 70 put him to deep Coz
The purpose Of boring him mp and taking him 70
Virginia. When informed hat he must take II.
vois nf.riiy o. by compulsion, he opened the door
and screamed Onto the hall) al pso1estv, He
then took IT. Ideem his msdnes sign Of the
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LArRl rnon MRxrco.-The steamship Tennes-
see with Vera Cruz dsses 10 the 9Th instant, and
SO 900 in specie, h1s arrived at New Orleans.
The Libefal expedition against Tehuacan, Orix-
aba, and Cardova was disastrous failure Gen
Metis, without firing gun, retreated, losing 600
men taken prisoners, eco muskets and ~ cannon,
which Gen. Minon captured without killing one
Gen. Marquiza had pronounced for santa Anna,
aftes seixing conducts having in charge q 900,
A0 In specie, which he undertook to Escort to
Tepic, and appropriated s600, 900 Of the amount
70 himself, and detained the rest at 6uanajuat0
The British and French minister. enesgetically
psoeasted against the act President Miramon,
against the wishes Of his cabinet, with only -four
ada, len the capitol, ostensiby to collect troops
and pursue Marquixa asa traitor, hut ft zs feared
that Mirsmon was leaeued with Marquira. The
Liberals were greatly encouraged thereby.
Gen. aDegollado bad defeated Gen. Affard and
captured bis artillery. He entered Guanzjuato
with 8, 200 men. - i.
tGen. Wolf was at Lesros, and Gen. Degollado
was pusDuing.
Rio 6fande city had been attacked by portion
Of CoFtnas hand. who piilaged nearly every
house II was rePosted that CoTtina's two bands
humber 700 men. The Brownsville people were
In greo$ distress The mails were all Interrupted,
and the outlaws threatened to destroy the town
ana eut OF and murder all seiuforcemenn. I.
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= NArIoxxI fHASKssrvfxo D.r.-Tbur,d.x
ne so o. The present. month, Win be nstiousf
allowing States The day has been. desiruated:
New York, New Hsmpshise, Maine, Rsssachu-
setss Rkods Island, coaseclieut, New Jersey.
zsryiand. Pennsylvania, North carolina, Ohio.
sna1anss Michigan, illineis, Wiscousin, Anime
500, Iowa, Kentucky, Alabama, south Carolina.
500 Kama fweufy-one In all, thus far. Z ~ =
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III The New York Herald pokes fun at a Mr..
3. M Bennett Of the Auditors Once. Richmond,
Va, who Calls on that paper peremptoriiy for the
name Of the suthos Of lsfter written at Weston,
Va, on the subjecto Of the Harper's Ferry insurrec
tson TIE herald man says .Governor Wise must
make he rquisition in due form, md then he'll
----shink shout it, f
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ID A physician aud druggiss, named John
wilson, In New York, has been arrested on a
charge Of attempting to take the LIE Of his wife
By administering 20 her sone supplying drug.
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~ s1os'' wrisss 10 fhs Baisi1noee Sum
issscert1ined that % tbe l:3 delegates % tbe
!, snasyNsnia Democratic State convention which
aen, Al but ten are Ia favor Of Mr. Buchanan {
AArranlssstioa. So, the Pennsylvania delec.tion
- Snsrisstoa viii represent the Buchanan az.
80 EVERYTHING now tends to the nomfns-
ssafesman fos The Psesidency.r -s' 'se
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0snAsSs EN- q ss Ts:s S S . w..Al.sss.

lOrdered 70 be inserted in the EyExlxs SIAl, Il
q any daily psSef Susii.Ssd n wssSisstos.i
III All Persons applying for letters m the follow
ing Inst, viii please say they are ADVERTISER.
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NJ The Peruvian Government has mada Ar
rangements ssf the Introduction Of IS ,oOo Irish
emigrans Into that country ssz /
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IL The funeral pageant Of the New York IRE
men, In honor Of the late Senator Broderick,
eomss OF In that city tomorrow Sunday afssr-
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sAsnDr-A man giving bis name a. Ioh, a,
len Stswsrt nafise - Portland, Me-, bat -
essny ssehool teachcs i!. Mar land. has bees ar
rsstd u Wythevills. Va Suspected Of beiS~
Barclay coppie, one ofths Izarp<ss Ferry fnvad -
iiis connicftnR ststeulent3 concernt1R himself
eansed his arrest. He u II jail there now =
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GIL s.saeI OF M. KyLR-RrwAnp on
=. ~, 49,, AM more Reform cenrli Commit
fos he ar5sst and Conviction "a IL
murdssen o. Adam Barklie Kyle. yr-" VIA -. :.
ossesily killed In the vicinity q ne issh -
uon - The $50 Uttered by the city susi.o,a,,
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81 :ss g. SP 3 s.i,s1sf fsf ,: sa.;Ts
! - .i s', Q Z. a = NJ E5Ek P06: xs:vs.S
= I'D on hls being len "a Hs53scfs
--------. = eyesees 80 bsfAslf - ~ -
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s:a:; "a e Z; Cd an 8; *
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sjss3yS 49, - 49, ~. - s,s ~. Fssss,
- - essesys tEssE iltfss neu - :
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i.iis tide ,rfoS tss43 tsatli-fa sf.f
.iisd ipii astt-. t3fi sasa 'saH ,,afi . .si5
'so hs1ese dlRasi - ssifsls 80 4 Ia = =
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IL small row boss was run over by steam
tug on the East river, II New York, In the fog on
Thursday night, and three persons drowned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-12

EEAeces four miles a. - New York csn5-.l
~ = sge.s1y VIII be thrown open . he
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quau{y g the nev dFivs, Wkick. ~ - 49, :.
g ros9.y Hpssics = ssy ether cassiser-wsy {;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-12

NJ A recent earthquake hos laid half Of the
TOM q copispes sesah America, In ruins, and
dssReyUd many lives.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-12

ARHr IsrEILIcKxcK--The leave OF absence for
sixty days granted First Lieut.. Charles D. Andes-
son, 9Th Artillery, has been extended two months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-12

? Addssss-EEANCE, BROADBENrs 4 CO., :
WILMINGTON. DELAWARE. r =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-12

tsss .tat - ga z4s - so fs,f s i
Rlf ffsa eaz - & sfe9s9ass Aesfes
si ;s1s s; ) =. liiissssssss x. 5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-12

Barometer at the Smithsonian, st q. m !, fcor.
recfed Tor temperature,) 81, SOS; at noon, % 80
The.momesef, At 2. m, 46'; At noon, S.
day, 81; minimum as 80 n. -. =