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Anecdote Of Tom Corwin.

This interesting anecdote 0f tho late
Tom COrwin Is told by a New York CORES
p0uient OF -he Providence Journal, who
vas "a reporter IN Washington, and knew
lhe great OhOan well:
one evening in the month OF June. 1858,
le called al my Gesk. for I was then en-
gagged iL that most delightful Of all occupa-
uOns delightful where you have 10 follow
eloquent aud gentlemanly speakers-and
said 90 me- 90 am going 10 speak tonight,
and shall be much obliged 10 you II you
NAl loOk out for me-" As ! had been az
nly post some ten or twelve hours without
relief ! replied that / could not think Of 10.
be rejoined, why, have you not teased me
o. death 20 speaKg and now, when / want
you 10 report ne you Will not do H. I
shall not occupy the floor over thirty MN
utes; now YOU must obige me. I'm some
what prepared. but as don't know but
shall get ID tue track, ] want you 10 report
me-
finally agreed % take him, provided he
spoke thirty minutes only. lie obtained
tie i'Oor. Tie House was very fuli-galer-
.es crowded De had not spoken ten min
gtes before members Of all sides began 10
crowd around BIN. In twenty minutes be-
Was literally surrounded by q mob of mem
oers. who had left their seats 10 listen
soon saw that his notes were discarded.
and did my best 20 " get him correctly.
such an OutbuTsl Of legitimate c.0queuce ]
had never before listened TO- lie Was ire-
Qlently Interrupted by bursts o. fte most
raptur0us applause from the House and
galleries.
Having 40 last concluded. be- ran around
O. ne with tie inquiry, Have you 70.
me- " les, but you promised - speak
thirty minutes only" Well. have over
leapei ny engagements ~ % Yes, indeed,
you have. How long have been speak
ing Two hours and my minutes exact
iy.
i le bad spoken q week be would have
found willing and odmirng audience ~
listen % him.
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.-OU. s. ram Johns J~
se.o..l--t-.. ..--. ...--e- dbl. rf-, r.acs seems
.0 fa ig rr-rf'. a -far- tne since Dr.
crua -o r.--r h- tak.r. undue uber--e.
uit. "a ---.re female He was hardly
clean I..- affair u... IN officer f-or,
D.-.e .....r... ir Tow. sal arrested the
I'ml .tr.e l.r. o1 the -c'..l-.-s Of sv-rl ,-r
an officer or. ~ Ills watch r, ar-nr-
T.l.- person from escana rha officer nfaral
.h ia -i- yesterday fn was laHen 90
'r.''-- i'r if.a.- II IS sAi4 there are char
r- AGAINST HlA oi s"ino.ing the Govern
'i-. r ,h'" -9 l-r,.cll1rs bur pre-
lrN " Ha throw more ..gnt on
.hc rL-"i.-. transact ''o1>. 1r''s0
Too Ntvy Ot4s r.. srrr-.a -7-o
D..roi- 4f~srts4r A. TrJu.. s.,.l- rs
their Prospectus io- l~t6. which w.l hl d
ca---li ami asks Ms - -.te d, - .l",y ln-
cla Afford i-r ~l eEc-.Aa5s
"..H me h' 't oa i...r . iFr--. sing
'"i' owe '~r-'A ei ms froS'-e'l
Hnl.i ''i I'D lWei.-t-.1nr dollars. The
.frt' i'r na.I ls 1lp year WHICH sc
r- ra--ec IMAM zlTe 4-i Il
.' If1fr e-os oi t-e 4 &
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-01-17
The Bells Of Lynn, Heard At Nahaut.
sy z " IoNGEElloW
As'Aalic Nonihly ~ Januaryl

.trom tie Atlantic Monihiy rr Jsnua-yf
o curfew q The ssfi.ng sun o Bells or Ivrnt
requiem Q; the dying cay o Bel.s % Lyani
From tle cara beries Or yon cloud cathedral waited
lo1l solnes aeriel seems % Coat, tells of Iyuu
Bcrae On tas evening Wind asFoss the crimson twi-
light
oeF lana and sea they r.se AID fa, Bella q Iyan
Tie fisherman - rs hoss sar oas beyone sto head.
lal1
Listens ana ie.surey rows Sshcrc o neiis oi lynn
over the shining sancs the wandering cauls hcus-
Nard
Follow each other a, yeor cal, o Bels q Iyrn
Tie 1.ssans lighthouse hears, and wisa h.s clu.ag
si-ua
Answers you, pAss.ag sas wat,hvo-s On. Bells Z
Lynn
Aat down The darkeuiag coast rsu the tamuituoas
sur-es
Aal cap iaoir ha0.s aui shou, tc yoa Bells oi
lyuut
I'll nom the shatlsrins sea. with your via .acan.
tatrns
Ne summoned up tho spectral moon. o B.s ol yna &
Ana startled 81 sae sight Ike lie wesa ,Feman of
krtor
Sc cry aloud ana then are ss.ii. @ Bells O., Iyaoi
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tNIl,f, w'lt Inform The people OF lansing aud
b. ll'f tlat De ls permanently i0cated IN the CITY
'' Lil-Ia-. a1i is p-ar--cl Oh perform an onera-
tons pertaining o. tle peatai profession IN the
n e. al-ii -ctorF n1lnc-. fesih dilei with gold,
l1 i'il, 'r am Lglm Art.lcili teeth mounted on
iao'.- base. in tle latest approved style. Omce
oyer j :, Armi,F ns 5 book store. Lansing Nov.
TIA ls55. 55OvI
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-01-17

THE TENDENCY or MODERN CIVILIZATION.
The last numder Of the Washington Re-
Du5Lcan, il al able article upon ratlo1a.lsm
IN Europe has this passage:
The whole course Of modern civilization
tends % establish the proposition that the
people IS the source OF all authority: and
society, 70 use the words OF Abraham Lin
coin, l. seeking 70 solve the preelem bow
The government or the people, " the peo-
PIE for the benefit or the people, may be
made most thorough ana most effective"
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- Tie writer q Punchs Table Ta. .s~
SAYS: 90 A0ow young lady WHO SAID she
IDA liAe turtle soup. AdsctiOnately re-
oaAlng her. 1 was answered. piteousiy. that
she -laiit much object 10 the taste. but
t1at she thought / so crnei and wicked y
Sill turf e-d0ves
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AaIERIgAN IInIsE-


4 HUDSON fr1nrIst'r. Lansing. Michigan. onro
site Che CinIit battling General stage Of.co
1epf ln connection with the House 5iSyI
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blsEeP POTTER. o- New To-z. il Il ser
mon delivered last week. was very severe
on operate singing in the Enisconal church
ts o- Ne" 1orS c.-y. The whole -h.rr
"a SAD. had become scandal: i- was time
% SPEAK er- about T.. and il was time +.
WIS suppressed. Tie prayer book coz
tanned Al abundance Of beautiful AMI inn
pre,siFe hymns. suited 70 every stage o7ff
and these be said should be used.
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'-NTtf Iseth mounted on Cola silver. or Rub
9er Base o4re tt bis residence 90 Grand street,
hraetiy east Of tho Capitol, lansing. Michi
gan. 533Iy
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hlfsiciiN & RECON. Lansing. Nirh Omcr and
Lo Poe one. 5fsyI
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Government has realized within the last
two Years the SUN NJ 55.0o9, 0e0, the pro-
ceeds OF c0ulsca-el cotton sugar, and
other property II the state OF Mississippi
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IInK pRATT.

LAW cma.,gy all Collecting Business. Lansing.
Iur.l '4c. er.r fla -seo-d National ia. IS.
sos
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So. 1Ast-u.clizan Central wi-6i-e. -,..,,-. a.
IN ila is-la irn1s Railroads.
zle,. ~. !, Ase-with the Mississippi. Lacrosse
iEs1b .t,,' Watert0wl. snf Iloriror R.ilroass
P'iats West and Northwest - ''''
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-.llEly Pa :, 80, western Railway 60 on the
las cs.-,'..ll-l 60 -ll 10 IS A n. and 90 P. n
'as Stations 4'''-' aa3ies can be had az any Of
nkN. oT,.. ,s.. Ii0s. BILL, Gen'l Sup't.
--o' 4sl
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D2IR0IT & MILWAUKEE, RAILROAD

DETROIT" K "MILWAUKEE." +"
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Furniture and Wocd Moss.

Tie Jea.r-oa Avenue Cars rsa pas. TIE WORKS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-07
RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Auctisneers.

CHANCERY SALE OF A VALUABLE I'M
POFED REAL ESTATE, situated on Massa-
cbusetts avenue, between 4th and 5th streets
BY decree of the Supreme Court of the District
Of July, A: d. 1856: and passed in a
Oaggett ct al. are defendants, mo SIS equity j
will offer ter sale at public auction on the prem
i.es, on FRIDAY, the Eth day OF August, A. D.
ground in the city OF Washington, Distrct Of Co %
lnmbia, beginning at a point on Massachusett
avenue el ghteen tlsl feet northwestVardly of the
southeast corner Of Lot twelve, u2,) in square
teen, t5l6,l and running thence northwestwardIy
along said avenue eighteen (lsD feet thence north
eaStwardly. and at right angles with said avenue,
feet, thence nsrth thirty two and ninety hun.
DIRE dhs t37 80 1901 feet the line of treet north
eighteen lS) feet thence south thirty six ana for
~ five hundred tbs t36 a. l0oI feet. thence north
westwardiy to intersect MASSACHUSETTS, avenue ct
right angles forty one. and fifty nine hundredths
al 80 l00 feet to the place OF be ginning Contain
ing about fourteen hundred and thirty eix sauare
feet. more or less, together with the building and
The terms Of sale, as prescribed BY the said de-
cree, are One-thtrd cash, and the balance to be
pain in equal instalments in six. nine. twelve and
to day Of sss sI and the
payment te be occurred by the bonds OF the purcha
ser or purchasers. with surety or sureties 20 be
approved BY the trustee; or the same can be pead
the said sale by the erder Of the court Stamps
and cOnveyanc Bg at the cost of the purchaser If
the terms Of sale are not complied with within i've
right to resell at the risk and cost OF the defset
Ing purchaser or purchasers, upon one week no.
ticc, BY adyersIsement In the National Intelli-
gencer and the Evening Star
~ 2f-eo&ts GREEN A WILLIAMS Anct.
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BREACH OF PROMISE SUIT.-The people OF
a town near Concord. N. H.. writes a cores
pOnoent. are full of gossip, just at this time,
ever a very novel breach of promise suit in
marriage In said town, on the Atm July last,
a halo, hearty. well. to- do farmer, eighty years
Of age, snd wIdoweT for the second time, led
TO the hymenal altar q blooming and excellent
widow rising of three-score years. The even,
was one Of general interest in the place, and
many were the congratulations received by the
newly married pair. But, alas, only four days
Of n happy honeymoon had passed ere a suit
for alleged preach o. promise In marriage,
with damages laid If ten thousand dollars,
WIS brought against the hu Sbaud, alta ching all
Ms visible property, and trustesing two towns
and divers individuals who were owing him
The plaintiff II 4 widow of good standing. Of
rather engaging personal appearance, and
about fifty years OF age. She had kept nou Sc
for The defendeht several years previous TO his
sast mar age. and alleges that some time ago
al agreement of marriage was made between
thsIn. which agreement she has continued sa-
eredly 20 keep. The plaintiff has retained
some Of The ables; counsel in the State. while
the defendant has not been behind his Opponent
an So 'urIDg the services Of eminent legal ad-
risrrs- The situation of the new wife is any,
hing but agreeable yet she Is a plucky wo-
man. and viii encourage her husband 70 fight
out the suit on the right line. II IS expected
THAI The case VIII come mp for trial az the
October term fthe Supreme JUDICIAL Court in
Concord.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-07

ga cotemporary says Prussia whipped
Austria while the latter was stripping for the
fight. Such things happen not unfrequently
ga friend of ours was congratulating him.
self upon having very recently taken a pleas
ure trip. Upon inquiry, We found that he had
tripped and fallen INTO a young lady's lap.
81 partridge recently struck telegraph
wire near Forres, France, and had il shead cut
clean of.
- little boy in Chicago fell from tree
upon picket fence and was killed.
GA Frencbman has invented a firearm
called the electric gnn, which is said to beat
the needle gun by long shot
f~A man proves himself fit TO 60 higher
who shows that he is faithful where he is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-07

CLAN,oRoUs RAT.-The proprietor of Il,
Philadelphia restaurant, upon opening his
emporium OF whiskey on Wednesday morning
heard rat very plainly squesling in distant
corner Of the rummery. He has under the bar
an oyster box. As oysters are now out Of sea.
son, De serves clans as a substitute. The rats
that inbabit the place in the night rummase
among these clam shells for the sake of the
leaihery pieces OF flesh still adhering 70 them.
The man of whiskey, searching about saw a
clam in the CsrDer Of the room. Attempting 10
hi. ~ be experienced resistance, and, pulling
with the needed strength, he drew out a full
srown rat. The beast in question had eyi.
IDENTIFY been operating in the oyster box A
clam, with opened mouth had closed upon his
capdal appendage. IL had then become
frehtened and Jumped to the floor, the clam
sui retaining his retentive fac ulty, and keen.
ins up the pinch TO the latest moment The
rat had undertaken 70 seek refuge in his hole,
but The clam was too wide to follow after him
Inc rat was Withdrawn from the hole, and
the hole stopped. With the clam still adherine
10 hrs tail, he ran around the room until about
eleven O'Clock, when somebody introdu ced by
accident rat terrier. who quickly despatched
The doomed beastie. 90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-07

A NIcTIM or CHoLYHA-A Paris letter of
the goth utt-. says: Several cases OF cholera
have recently occurred in Paris. Que awful
instance has greatly aitic'ed American resi-
dents Hiss Haroack. young lady from Ne "
York, who Oh "Wednesday evening, was IA
ding IN the Bots de Boulogne full of health and
spirits. wss seized with cholera in the course
81 he night. nj the Hotel Wagram. in the Rue
Ge Riycli. Drs. TTousseau and Beylard were
called liz, but AZ spite of their efforts the patient
disd IN twenty -lOur hours. She was engaged
20 Dc married TO Il Mr.. Loo kwood, who is cow
IN -. etersburg. and can only know hts loss
BY telegraph. The funeral took place to-day
"A vast number of American residents, in
GLIDING Mrs. Bigeiow, attended"
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THE EVENING STAR.

A MnrsNcBorY HrsroRy-a Young Gyt
ietes hessesas 20 Aros9 nc TnoltSss Of Na,eyni.y
asa kils b:rag..On Tuesday evening, an
7ih street on the body OF Q etrl named MARY
r. Bnreh, who died there on Monday morning.
about three o'clock. From the facts developed
the death Of the young woman res uited indi-
recfiy rom her own act, it having been
caused ~ ner using pernicious druR for the
purpcee OF procuring an abortion On order 70
conceal from her mother and others the shame
and disgrace Of her seduction. From the EVIL
Sspoe OF sarah Tracy, sister OF the deceased, IL
was shown that the home Of the deceased was
NJ Pilot Knob. where she lived with her mother,
four years or so ago. She married q soldier in
an lIIiPois regiment. who left her few days
alter the marriage, and was killed in about
hire weeks after his departure Aiter his
death the girl continued 10 live with her
mother, and here in an evil hour she came in
contact with another soldier named Dan 81.
bert, who paid devoted attention to her for
considerable time and succeeded in winning
the trusting girls heart. and they were en-
gagged 20 be married. but the ceremony was
postponed from time to time, and finally,
through the means Of earnest promises and pro-
Ieesion the man succeeded in accomuIishing
tne ruin Of the girl shortly after which he
went of with another girl 10 Illinois, Ieay.
ing his victim betrayed and heart-broken be-
hind. A few months Afterwards the unfor-
inmate GIRL according 10 her own statement,
procured some medicine from a doctor in the
vicinity, with the hope of destroying the or
VI MI ehdiucs anu 50 cOucedfing tue t6cLS
of her position from her mother, 70 whom she
was much attached. she left home for this pur.
pose. and about a month 20 visited ner sister
IN this city, living az 100 TIN street. ana then
went on 10 her brothers place near Lake Sta.
tion. Ill. About a week ago her sister got dis.
patch from Mitchell, III, saying that the de.
ceased was very i'll. She went on immediate
" and brought her 70 st. Louis. with the in
teniion of taking her home to Pilot Knob in A
few days. but she became very sick. and was
much exhausted by hemorrhage, and finally
died al the place and date above given She
wa about % years of age. Her mothers name
Is Mrs. Groves. living AZ Pilot Knob. The Jury
s!urnsd a verdict in accordance with the facts
as given aboye.-.S Louis Repsblicdn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-07

STEuCK BY LIGHTNISG.-A correspondent
~ ibe Albany Argus writing from Potter Toi-
low Aug. lst, says: Hiram Maekey, only
rAild OF Robert and lane Mackey, aged II
Ne1Is and months. while loading hay, in the
lrIrsehce of his father and mother, was struck
nv lighting yesterday and killed instantly Az
he Time the sun shone with its usual briilianey
only small cioUe appeared in the North. The
Tep~rt was like that OF a pistol He was struck
on the right side OF the head, back of the ear.
singing the hair, passing down The neck,
acI, - tue breast. and down the left leg. tear
ing hi> hat ard shirt in fragments; splitting The
leg 81 his pants and booI, bntlea wing no marks
npcn his person. He rolled from the load TO
the gIOund; his neck was disiocated-said by
TIE phy siciSns 20 be the effect OF the shock.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

4 lhPhANS' COURT. July "a, l56.-DIsrRIcT
" OF COLUMBIA, WARRINGTON COUNTY, To pu :
In the csse VI Frederick Schmidt, adm st rator
d. b, n OF Georee Schtilo, deceased the adminstra-
Tor aforesaid has with the appreciation of the or.
pnans, Court Of Washington County aforesaid. ap-
pointed esturday the 18TH day Of August next. foT
estate Of said deceased and Of the hand -
far % the same have been collected and turned into
Of said deceased are notified to attend,
with their elaine properly vouched, or they may
otherwise by Law be excluded from all benefit n
said deceased's estate Provided copy Of this or
der be published once week for three weeks in the
TeOt-Z. q. ROBBINS,
jy 2slawSws Reaistsr Of villa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-07

y DUEL-Lore the Caus>,-The AboeviIle IS
81 Tanner, of Wednesday. has an account OF
an AFFAIR OF honor ihat occurred At MoseIey's
Ferry. on Saturday morning last between q
captain Birch and n Mr.. knight. young law.
yrs from Elbertop, georgia The distance
was eight PAGES, and there was to be no propo-
siu- n OF Augustine nt previous 10 the third fire.
At The second fire. however. Mr.. knight was
sho; through both thighs. The wound. though
painful, Is ne>h wound, and not regarded
dsnrrrous is usual, the fight, we hear, was
about LADY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-07

The RCTLEH CANAL-We learn that as soon
as Dir. Gill compleies the channel on the War
wick Tar 10 a W Idth of ninety feet. he will pro-
cerd with the dredging machine 70 the canal az
DUTCH Gap, and see what can be done with
~ lie hopes by deepening IL TO make IL useful
10 The river boais. At all events be will give
~ an examination, in order TO satisfy himself
an ibis point. and il be finds that 4. NAV be
Sing machine ri work upon it-Rich a,ond Dis-
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