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The eth Of December is the ami.
yersary. Of the birth Of 81. John the
Evangelist. The oath Of June was
that Of ST. John the Baptist. These
were two eminent patron saints of the
Masonic order, and each anniversary
OF their respective births is celebrated
By Free MasOns throughout Christen,
dom, as days sacred 10 warm and
brotherly greetings and remembranccs.
For the benefit Of those outside the
order, it may not be amiss to give the
reasons why these anniyersaiies are
observed by the Masonic Order.
The primatiye, or mother lodge, was
held at Jerusalem, and dedicated to
st. John; hence it was called The
Lodge Of st. John at Jerusalem. OF
this first lodge all others are branches.
St, John the Baptist, whose festival is
on the 9th ofJune, and ST John the
Evangelist, whose festival occurs on
the 9th Of December, have been Sc
Iectcd by Christian Masons as the pat
rons of their Order. From the build
ing OF the first Temple OF Jerusalem to
the Babylonists captivity, Free Masons'
Lodges were dedicated TO King Solo
mon; from thence TO the coming Of the
Messiah, they were dedicated to Ze-
rubable; and from that time 10 the final
DESTRUCTION Of The Temple by Titus, in
the reign Of Vespasian, they were ded
icated to st. John the Baptist, but ow.
ing to the many massacres and disor.
ders which attended the memorable
event, Freemasonry sunk into decay
many lodges were entirely broken up
aud few could meet in sufficient mum,
bers to establish their legality, and at
a general meeting Of the craft, held in
the city Of Benjamin, IL was observed
that the principle reasons of the de.
elmo Of Masonry, was the want OF q
l Grand Master TO patronize it. They
therefore, deputized seven of theil
most eminent members to wait on ST
John who was at that time Bishop o
Ephesus, requesting him to take tn,
office of Grand Master. lie returned
for an answer, that though stricken il
years,-being upward Of ninetycye
having been in the early part of hi
life, initiated into Masonry, he woulC
take upon himself the office; he there
} by completed by his learning what th
other John had completed by his zeal
and thus drew what Free Masons cal
a parallel ever since which, Free Ma
i, sons lodges have been dedicated t.
u st. John the Baptist, and st. John th,
| Evonpnlist J .' ..
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The New Constitution OF Missouri.
The following are the leading fea-
lures of the New Constitution OF Mis-
souri,: a '.r .
1t declares Missouri free State for
ever. arcuInst aH1s
It establishes the equality ofali men
before the law.
1t prohibits legislation Interfering
with the personal rights ofmen on ac-
count Of their color .rtH ...a..
1t declares that Missouri shall ever
remain a member of the American
Union.
1t excludes from the ballot-box and
from Office, traitors, rebels, rebel sym,
pathizers, guerrilla maraudcrs, bush,
whackers, and their aiders and abet-
tors. -.
1t in like manner excludes knights
of tho Golden Circle, Sons OF Liberty
and o. A, KS. ...
1t in like manner excludes those
who enrolled themselves us disloyal, OF
as Southern sympathizers, to avoic
military duty.
1t provides for an efficient rcglstra
ton ct voters, thereby securing the eX
clusion of illegal voters.
1t removes the rule requiring trea
son to be proved by at least two wit
nesses, and leaves it to be proved Il
any other crime. ...... ..
1t invites emigration from Europ
by extending The elective franchise tt
those persons of foreign birth whit
have, more than one year before al
election, declared their intention, nc
cording to law, to become citizens o
the United States,
1t forbids private, local and specia
legislation, which for thirty years ha
cursed the State, and brings the Stat
under q uniform system Of genera
laws.
1t prohibits lotteries.
1t forbids the Legislature maxim!
compensation for emancipated slaves
, 1t stops the creation of corporation
. by special acts, with enormous an
dangerous powers, and requires a
/, corporations to be formed under gen
: eral law.
, 1t prohibits the creation, renew'
: or extension Of the charter ofany ban
!, of issue.
,, Itprotccts the interests of the pCoPl
by imposing npon stockholders ind
vidual liability for the debts OF corpC
: rations. ...
: 1t secures an efficient system {
= common schools for the free educatlo
s of the children of the State
+ 1t gives increased facilities for i
own amendment, and allows the po'
ple a direct vote upon every amen'
ment proposed. l.-.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-07-20

HYDRoPHoBIA.--A correspondent
sends the Ohio State Journal the fol-
lowing remedy for Hpdrophobia, which
appeared some years ago in a Buenos
Ayres (South America) paper: ''.
REMEDY FOR THE BmE OF MAD Docs,
"A Saxon forester named Caslelli.
now of the venerable age of eighty
two, unwilling to take to the grave
with him secret of 80 much impor-
tance, has made public, in tho Leipsic
Journal, the means which he had used
for fifty years, and whcrewith no af'
firms he has rescued many human be-
ings and cattle from tho fearful death
of hydrophobia. Take immediately
warm vinegar or tepid water; wash
the wound clean herewith, and then
dry il; then pour upon tia few drops
of fhydrcchloric acid, because minera
scid destroys the poison of the saliva
by which means the latter is neutral
lied. '.-a h ie i''5' t' '''
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-07-20

General sherman and the copperheada'
The copperheads have been loud in
their admiration of General SHERMAN,
but we now expect to hear their abuse
exceed their praise. Recently he was
waited upon by a number of prominent
men Of that party, to ascertain his
views in reference to becoming their
candidate for Governor, when he po-
litely informed them that he had more
respectfor q negro soldier than a North
ern copperhead, That is tho opinion
Of ill loyal men, Guernsey Times. ;
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-07-20
BABY.
RI AUGUST DELL.

r Little baby, just beginning 'tt 'N- '.'
bose Life's old problem, sad and sweet, vs. H
You don't know the hssrts you're winning
.. With your tiny hands and feet, g .s-
With your little mouth and chin,
And your dainty rose leaf skin;
Without your wondrous yioiet eyes,
Whom their dreamy lids uprlse, $3.50 400
81, All your tender helplessness H-H.. i.
Waking loves most sweet excess. .t.,-
ln5 Happy little one to be
H Nestled close to hearts that love you;
And wonder If you see l-'H....
.iila Your young rnother's eyes above you
While each DAY newlife is bringing, a.,
Do you hear her sweet voice singing.
Doyou know her hands fond touch'
..ia oh, SO fond, she loves SO muchl I'tiA '''
81 Do you look her in the face, 'is-
And instructive fee, its grace, 40 ....
''' Almost four weeks old, they say
Ah.dear babyl life is longs O.
You'll not know for many day
How hearts sadden growing strong.
Babys feet are soR and white, sif
And they need not travel yet;
Seeing nothiigto regret. '"''h''.
As the.Aowers get sun and dew, d. g.. -
SO your life shall come to you,
Trust on; sleep on, without fear, -, T.
Angels guard you, baby dearl ~ ''~'<
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-07-20

nsy~Thrco lads in Humiston's lnsti-
lutte Cleveland, got Mexico on the
brain, and formed plan of emlgra-
ton. The scheme was nipped in the
bud by arresting them, putting them
in the guard house, and remandlng
them to their friends. rapf
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-07-20

@The Editor of the "Dlack Re
publican" " published in New Orleans,
and himself colorcd man, is of opln-
ion that tho destiny of the negro on
this continent is that Of the Indian,
and the raco will ultimately become
extinct, unless they are permitted to
live separately from the whites. lie
advises emigration and colonization.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-07-20

by" We respectfully refer the Ohio
Democracy to the large capital it
can mako out of the fact that Major
General Cox will have no hcartier sup
porter in Ohio, as the Union candi-
date for Governor, than Major Goner-
al W. II. Sherman. columbus Jour
nal. ...
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-07-20

bes"Capt Henry Wiertz, the keep
or of the Ander-onville prison, is to be
placed on trial at Washington, under
the charge of numbering our prison
ers. ,a si'1 2a vD.. .E.4.
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"Why is a wish far dearcr than
a crown?
That wish accomplished, why
the grave of bliss p

Persons afflicted with Catarrh not
only WISH, but attempt by every
possible means to effect a cure. None
but those afflicted can imagine the un-
plcasantnoss of this disease, and many,
very many who have it as yet but in
its first stages arc unaware OF tho pain
Inconvenience, and even modification,
which they are yet to suffer, unless
prompt measures are taken for relief.
Dr. d, II. Seelye's Liquid Catarrh
Remedy is a certain cure, striking at
the cause of the disease, and thus ef-
fecting permanent cure.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-07-20

Con alone is Massil'On.
Evening star., 1865-04-12

Cofee-Rio is in fair demand and steady at
l94a20k cents, gold.
Flour-There were NO buyers in the maiAee
and transactions on Change were conhneu 10
small lots of mixed brands Howard Street Su-
per at s775as7.s .s7K per bbl.
Rye Flour-First quality is duli III 80 5O.
Corn Meal-No sales have transpired. City
Mills and Brandy wine nominalSat S550as5 IS.
Grain-Very little Grain atemarketi receipts
at the Corn Exchange being limited to 450
husbeIs Wheat, $500 do. Corn; and 300 do.
oats. Fair Kentucky white Wheat brought pos
cents very good and prime Southe IN do. 2}0a
o4O cents, the latter being taken for shipment,
and heavy, white ranging from l15a120 cents,
most Of the transactions being at the inside
1gure, were in very moderate request at 20
cents, measure, and IS cents, weight.
Molasses-Nothing doing and prices nomi-
nal, viZ-Clayed Cuba 42a45 cents, Mascovado
do, in hhds, 50a60 cents, English Island 5Oa73
cents, and Porto Rico 55a75 cts.
the market is light, holders looking for better
prices. Mess Pork at S29aS29, prime Mess at
S26 50as2750, Bacon Shoulders at 17AaT4
cents, Sides at 19xa19k cents, sugar cured
Hams at 22a2i cents, Bulk Shoulders 15al5h
cents, Sides Is ha17 cents, picked Hams at Is
cents, Western Lard, in bbls., at 19a19k cents ,
and Baltimore refined, in kegs at 25 cents.
Seeds-Very little doing, Glover at $17, Tim.
othy at S5.25, and Flaxseed at 81 so.
Sugars-Transactions light and prices un-
changed, viz
Cuba and Z. 1. com. to good refining sll 25al2 90
grocery. 12.OOa12. SO
&" prime to choice grocery. 13.5Oall5O
Teas-An descriptions are moving slowly.
Whiskey-Sales reported at S2.16a92.17.
Market firm at the close.
Evening star., 1865-04-12
LEES SURRENDER.

tits estimated that the rebel force surrendered
10 Gen. Grant on Sunday by Gen. Lee mum
oered between twenty and twenty-five thou.
sand men. The total number of general Of.
neers who have become prisoners TO General
Grant since the 5th instant is eighty.two, as
follows:
GeneTal-Robert E. Lee.
Lieutenant Gene,als-R II. Anderson, r. S
Ewell and j. b. Lon gstreet.
AGjor Generdls-C. A. Battle, Nathan G..
Evans, Arnold ]. Elsey, Charles w. Field,
Gordon, Grymes, Henry Heath, Bushrod r.
Johnson, j. L. Kemper, J. B. Kershaw, Fitz-
nugh Lee, Lunsford j. Lomax, VIM. Malone,
Geo. E. Pickett, Thos. L. Roper, Dan1 RuggIes
and Cadmus M. Wilcox
Brigadier Generais-R. II. Chiffon, A.. l.. Long,
Thos. Anderson, Bankhead, Barksdale, Rufus
Barringer, Seth Barton, Henry l.. Banning,
Bryant, Goode Bryan, Ellison Capers, T. II.
Garter, Philip Cook, James IConner. Corse,
cosby, w. B. Cox, Joseph r. DAVIS, Dearing,
DE Bose, Echols, Cesar Finnegan, Gary,
Gorgas, Eppa Hunter, Thos. Jordan, Lane,
Alex. r. Lawton, G.. w. Gusts Lee, Robert d.
Lilly, A. L. Long, John McCausland, NC
Conbe, MCGOWAN, ID. X. McRea, A. G My ers,
w. r. PECK. VIM. N. Pendleton, John A.
Preston, M. W. Ransom G.. NJ. Sorrell, Geo.
II. Stewart, Isaac NJ. ST. John, ID. .A.Wesinger,
q. Q: Wharton, VIM. G. Wickham and Henry
A. Wise.
ColOnels-W. H. Taylor, F S. Boss, Charles
Forsyth, John s. Hoffman, John w. Lea, Peter
mcGlashan, John 5. Mosby, Mumford, Robt.
Ould and Thos. Smith.
Lieut. COlenels-P. G.. Baldwin, Murphy, ].
i. Corley, A. A. Cole, S. e.. Casey and John q.
PembertOn.
AajorS-G.T T Venabie, G.. b. Gerald, c. Mar.
shall and Henry G. Payton.
Surgeon 5. Guild, Medical Director.
Evening star., 1865-04-12

Records of Discontinued Commands.

War Department, AdJMant Gene,qps Ofce,(
Wasatngton, April J. 1866. {
General Orders, No. CO.. All military records,
such files of public letters, letter books order
books, and j., other record bo1as' E.d muster rolls
and will be required for future reference
in the settlement Of claims against the
Whenever Posts, Districts, Geographical Depart
ments and Divisions: and other commands, have
records. if not required fer at the Department
Headquarters in which the commands were in
to this Office.
II. All persons who are not now, but who may
have been in the military service of the United
States, and who have such records in their posses
sion, are expected to forward them wltheat delay
TO this Office, where the expense of transportation
will be paid.
III Oficers who come in command Of places
captured from the enemy, will collect and for ward
to this Off ce any papers left behind by the rebels
which may be of public use or interest.
By order OF the Secretary Of War:
e. D. TOWNSEND,
ap l0-3t Assistant Adjutant General.
Evening star., 1865-04-12
TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY:
nYfIoI BALTIMORE & eHIo RR. CO.,
WASHINGTON, December Is, 1854,
@W


@WEsszs ss
On f1sn tHa ,is "a as
xfZ ssTSTiSs nAa.
AsSsad AfSs 4 b.isnsss Zoo ''
PPEREssI,Leave PE.,a W.shinstsn 7;3oA.so 10 Arrive At ss
baltimore tickets sold
No. s.BALTIM0R1 L WESTERN TRAM
.:sSn, l:sEs ss .., Nan
for the West, and reachinS Baltimore at 1000
No. 4-N1w YORK NAIL TRAIN-Lesve wash
-. Phiiadsiphi. s:s7 ,. n. New York 1000
No. s-BALrIMeRl TRAIN AND WAY STA
T1ONsn1LeAve WAshins.oa 500 P: NJ, CONNECT
Ing at Kelsy With Frederick train. Arrive At Bal
Eqi 5!fpHI, sngAaT1HeEs A SeMMU1ATJoSs AND s
train steps .t sSurs. Betsville, Laurel and
ARas?H No. ?1@sssToN. ALBANY NEW YORK TX.
fEf!s fhFss :. York and P..sa
S wss NJ
Gov yernment orders to insure the mails.
No. e-BALTIMORE & HARRISBURG TRAIN
Leave Washington 6:4s P. N and arrive at Baiti'
No. e-NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND
WISTERN TRAIN-Leave Washing gtsn at 1880
?. NJ; stopping at Relay House fer Western passen-
rers to take Express Train for Grafton, Wheeling.
Psrkersbure, and all points in the West. Reaches
New Yerk at 6:10 AM.
FOB ANNAPOLIS the connections will be made
with the SIS A. n. and the and 1870 P. M. from
Washin ston, No trains to or from Annapolis on
Sunday.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
THl ONLY TRAINS FROM WAeH1NGT9N
for passengers on Sunday are the s. and 11:13
4. N. and P. 4; for Baltimore, and 1;s0 M;
for Baltimore, Philadelphia. and the West, and
the P. n for New York ONLY.
THROUGH TICKETS TO the West. as we'll - to
Philad elphia, New York er Boston, can be had at
the Station Ticket ONCE at all hsurs in the day. as
we'll as at new Office in the American Telegraph
building, Pennsylvania avenue between ~ and
BAGGAGE will be checked at all hours.-also for
through points, to save trouble and confusion at
the departure of the trains.
ALL PASSENGERS whether soldiers or citizens,
are politely but earnestly requested to respect the
vantage, such as the keeping of enc or more cars ar
rely for ladies and their and the
prevention Of smoking in any but the smoksrs
With the decisions Of the agents or conductors M r.
in regard to their seats, tickets etc.. especially In
the hurry of starting the trains
W p SMITH, Master Of Transportation:
T. NJ COLE. General Ticket Agent. dec 20
Evening star., 1865-04-12

THE TOBACCO EXCHANGE.-A meeting of the
members of this Exchange vas held this noon,
for the purpose of adopting some measures by
which their interests may be protected against
the Governments action in relation to cap.
tnred tobacco. The Government proposes to
send all the tobacco which may come into its
possession to New York, where it will be sold
free OF tax, while manufacturers here cannot
q tax of forty cents. After some discussion, q
committee OF five was appointed to frame res
morrow noon.-N. y. & en,mercidI, 11h.
Evening star., 1865-04-12
A T W DIS
PATENT DRILLING MACHINE,
PILE DRIVER,
AND
HYDRAULIC SAND PUMP.

d1UnAULlC SAND PUMP.
Practical tests having fully demonstrated the
superiority of this machine over all others for the
purpose OF sinking Oil Wells, the undersigned is
now prepared to receive orders fer the same.
This machinery comprises everything requisite
1oE the boring OF Oil yslls s3eepting the Stan
tbut will be furnished. il desired, at a reasonable
price, and dispenses with the use of the derrick
rope bullwheel and other cumbrous and expensive
hXtures now in use, and is so arranged, being con-
struggled en- wheels and portable, that it can be
saslly removed for the purpose of sinking wells in
The detritus is removed from the we'll by our pat.
ent hydraulic process, and does cot require the
renewal of the drill from the boring This process
not only removes all the detritus in from s to 10
minutes: but likewise effectuslly clears out and
opens all the small oil veins that often en-
tirsly closed up by the old process of sand pumping
With this machine and practical engineer,
we'll can be sunk from 40 to 6ei feet within sriod
Of from Is to 30 days after the soil pipe has been
Arrangements are being made for the construc-
ton and delivery of these machines at New York
Norwich, Newburs, N. Y.,and Pittsburg, Pa. For
further information, price, terms DC: address
York. an 7.3m
Evening star., 1865-04-12
VHIIF OUARTIRMAsTER's OFFICE,
/ 5000 nvp0R WASHIHGFnH.

WAsHrxefos. D. O., January 4, 1854.
All dealers in Drugs, Hardware, Lumber, Leath.
er, Once Furniture, Harness, and Saddlery re-
euested to send to this efhce, on MONDAY Of each
articles they prepsred to furnish this bcpos
At short notice. with the price OF each marhed ia
service require it, the article or articles car be Oh
tanned without delay, and at the lowest price:
auired to furnish the list every nondas
morning. D. II: RUCkEK.
Brieadier 9en1 and Chief Q. M,
liant 5-n Depot of Washington.
Evening star., 1865-04-12
PROPOSALS.
CAVALRY HoRsHsl
~ ARTILLERY HORSES
eo'fWHdaiss Wasa,sf,on @.asySPi S,a oGo tsp Dirlien

Qnd,tEmGstr GenraIs Qna, feu Diris,on.l
Washinston CRY, d. g., March IS. isss
HORSES. suitable for the cavalry and artillery
service. will be received at Giesboro Denot in
open market, till May /, 1865, by Captain 30 s.
MULES. in lots of twenty-five or more, will be
fsssivd @ I'd i Gaa.in sai s6 Il GRos5a aPffs
Quarter master, corner Twenty second and SIS.
All Aoimals to be subjected to the usual Govern.
ment inspection before being accepted:
Specifications az follows :-"CsvaIry horses must
be sound in sll particulars; well broken; in full
flesh and good condition. from afte n l5l to six
teen tl6 hands high; from five t5) to nine . yearo
old and well adapted in every way to cavalry prr-
poses. Horses between nine (9) and ten io) years
OF as, II stiil vigorous, spright!y, and healthy,
Artillery Horses must be Of dark color, sound in
All particulars. strong. quick, and active, well
broken ana square trotters in harness, in full hesh
ana condltion from six (6l to ten tlo) years old,
not less than fifteen and one half 51s hands high,
each horse to weigh not less than ten hundred and
Mules must be over tive (2) years of age, strong.
stout, compact. well developed animals, not less
than fourteen (l4) hands high in full health free
from every blemish or defect which woald unis
them for severe work, and must have she'd the
four front colts teeth and developed the cores
These specifications will be strictly adhered to,
and RI gidly enforced in every particular.
Hours ef inspection. from q. m. to p. m.
Price, Cavalry Horses, one hundred and ights-
FIVE dollars t$lS5l; Artillery Horses, one hundred
and ninety dolls $500; Mules, one hundred and
ninety five dollars ($ls5).
Payment will be made At this oficeI eIR,v
Colonel in charge First Biyision
Evening star., 1865-04-12
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