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THE EVENING STAR.

AN ENTERPRIsIsa VIVA middle aged
woman by the name OF Ann Needkam was
eronsht INTO me second Station last evening.
her two husbands, with the request that she
should be locked up az bieanist. II seems
tel, woman iei. me state q singie blessedness
Pairick Needham, sailor, who shortly after
wares went 70 sea- Some three weeks after
her husband had gone Ann went 70 Fort War
rrn. As a seryant In the hou hold OF the CON-
mandant While there she formed thea CO uaip-
lance OF J ames Gilmore, the first sergeant
OF a company. James protested his love for
that her heart was bis, and that her hand soon
should be. A few weeks ago they were mar
rled, and have lived together in South Boston
time since. she learned that her first husband
had returned, and she accordingly sought him
ont, and remained with him two mig hts 1t II yde
sum OF eiv0 from his pockets. She then left
him, and the husband did not learn of her
location until yesterday. when he was told that
she was hvine With man In Waitham. He
went there and found that his wife and Gil
more were living there as man and WIFE An
explanation between the two husbands fol.
lowed, which resulted in their amicably agree
ing 20 have nothing more TO do with a woman
who took new husband every three months,
and they accordingly brought her here and
gave her up, a above related In the Municipal
Court. this morning, Ann was charged with
oigamy, ARD waiving examiL alton, was COM
mitted for trial IN default Of bail in the sum Of
SoVO-0ostOH fcTdld-
1.-THE undefiaed status Of Virginia il q ter.
rlble blockade upon business in Richmond.
1.-TWO hundred Italians, organ grinders,
recently sailed for New York. Serves New
York night.
ga Frenchman rated for not marrying,
said "he knew no woman he hated 30 much
a. TO make her his wife"
ga Maine man carried 9 200 to q County
Fair and somebody took II.
~Some people in Chicago are excited over
the idea that Burdett or McBurnie, the swim
dler with one leg lately arrested there, is Gen.
eral Santa Anna in disguise.
~In Roxbury, Mass, Saturday night,
James Hughes quarrelled with mis- brother
Walter upon the subject of religion, and
stabbed him so badly that his life is in danger.
~Farm labor has been prevented in Texas
by the late rains, something never before
known. Asa general thing 1t rams only once
In five years in Western Texas, and then not
enough TO mix a drink of red eye and molasses.
~The latest scientific papers describe q
steamer calculated TO make thirty-two miles
an hour.
- Life seems 70 be cheap and virtue still
cheaper. IN most of the Western cities.
Professor Dufour contends that two cubic
metres of meteoric dust falls upsn every acre
of the earth's surface every year
~The dyers IN Leeds, England, are on a
strike. They mean to hold out-until they
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LEGAL NOTICES

01PHANs' ooukI, sesssueer 60. ise, DR.,
1nc1 o. CoLu.slA, MAqISsros oersrf
81. f.,fies Kay. s.e...ss the A. .s%,n,:.
Est,iI siorssaia be- .s:, Vim ne .ssrO0stion
siOres.id, srpotnssd ses1rdsy, the ssS SS as y
October next, for the anal settlement and dis.
s..sss ana Of e. !s:s Il q q: .:s de-
s ssS rs.r. ss .Hs
s,;I:: =. 's:,ss,E ;s:ssss 2: ~ Ssy oissss
IuSh:SsS once sssf ior shfss vssis /. tSs I've.
.s,,., s.''' . II - :c.s p Va
l.. ~ Ss. sys e. Fs, 2. ss.s
M.shinstcn County. in the Dissrict o. oOlumbis,
f:l S:s .. q Y: D e. q
sssss;ss SsTsSy ..sSss : :.sSis Che same.
before q. sc a., S5kssa:s NEXT sS:S nay SsSsf:
,.Siven uDis ny hand. this ,ssh day Of August.
A. n,.v.x. HUGH $ sursLsr.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sssso1i.
Es:sins,oa ossSty q sSs b;:ss.sss q osisnsis,
sHIff.a s.s, q s:%e p
said deeesssd- are hereby warned 70 exhibit the
on or before the iish day q sssss%Ssr Sess s;
nay othervise by Law Be excluded from ell bensnt
Given under my hand this I'M day Of September.
lees. lsehlsvsw'l CATHERINE HokGAN
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sue.cri.
4 Der has obtained from the Orphans Court OF
Washington County, In the District q Columbia
letters tsstamentary on the personal estate OF Cor
nelis Witteneer, lste Of weshingtop, n. O., de-
ceaeed All persons having claims against the said
decea.sd are hereby warned 20 exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof TO the subscriber on or
before the LIST day Of September next; they may
Otherwise by Law be excluded from eli benefit OF
Given under my hand this ist day Of September,
1856. lse <-lavsw'l MATTHIAS ALI0.
1,nIs is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the suo.cri.
i Der has obtained nom the orphans' Court az
M.shinston county, in the District Of oolumbis.
tate Of Jacob smull, late OF washingtep, d. o,
deeeesed All persons having CLAIMS against
the said deceased, hereby warned 10 exhibiS
the same With The vouchers thereof 70 The subscr-
Der. on or before the sth day Of September NEXT:
they may otherwise, BY law, be excluded from ali
bepe6t OF the said estate.
Io6. JAS, r. sMULL.
- 1l-lAw5w Administrator.
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pUBLIO LAND SALES III wIsOoHsCS.

DUBLIN LAND 6AL46 II WISCONSIN.
MAfl0l No. 40. DATED JUHE Ii, 1885.
AZ oruefo Dabue sales Of ever i've and quarter
%inie11s OF scrss OF vacant public lands In WIS.
At tie Land once 4 La CROSSE, on tb. nth
Day OF SEPTKn BEE next, the reserved sections in
thirty Gig 1ovnshfps and parts Of Townships, IN
At the Land Once ct LA CROSSE, on Ii. 9Th
DAY Of sEPTEMR1R next, seventeen parts Of Town
AT the Land once ia Il FALLS ST. oRoIx, o.
tons in forty four ToVnski pc and parts Of Town.
shiye In the counties Of Dunn, Pierce. and g.
At the Land Once at FALLS ST. oRoIX, on
the I'd day OF OCTOBER next, ten parts of Town
AZ she Land once q ESG cIHIRs on aa
parts Of Tovnshipsi the couL of OIaske 0hip-
At he Land once 81 sTIvENs POINT. on the
Tsvnships and parts Of Tow nships in the counties
AT the Land once at MENASHA. on the sth day
of Townships in the county Of Oconto.
~. At !, he Land Once q BAYfinLp: on the ssh
eighty one townships and parts Of townships In
the counties Of Ashland, La Pointe, Burnett and
At the Land ONCE at BAYFIELD,. On the 18th
day Of NovRs BEE next. forty nine tovnships and
parts OF towns hips In the counties OF Ashland, Ls
Pointe and Douglas.
Oommissioner Of the General Land ONE.
GENERAL LAND OFFICE. June IA. 1855:
0oTE.-Under the regulations Of the Depart.
can be made Tor advertising preolamstions except
to such Publishers spee,aily axthorizsd 70
Rsblish By the Commissioners Of the General Land
Once. m -- 10 2s-lavlsw
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PERSONAL.

I AIDES TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.-An
II in trouble should cali and consslt Drs La
FOREST Z BE3IHERS: HSs; rs and = :sSil
CAI pk0PS, 90 celebrated many years ago in
Paris for the relief Of Female obsfruetions, sup
preston and all irregularities Of the Menstrual
B;-Thess drops should never be taken By Te-
males Curing Pregnancy a. they would be sure 70
cause A1scarr1age. Warranted o. represented, or
the money refunded. zo-3t.
hONT TkIFLB WITH YOURSELf ANY
y longer. Matters are becoming serious. Con-
suit Oh: DARBY, 499 9TH st.. bet. d aud =, and
be cured Dernaneotly. His terms are reasona-
FOL. JANIS r. CLOSE, o. g. CLAIN AND
" ZEAL ESTATE AGENCY.
once No 2, Washington Building, corner q
"a. avenue and It'll street. PeasionS and Boun-
ties promptly collected. 90 N-ims
J1aRMIAHs Q. BLACK. WARD n. LAMoN. c. Y. BLACK.
Law OFFICE.
BLACK, LAMON co.,
Councillors and Attorneys 81 Law in the Supreme
Court OF the United States, the Court OF Ofaims
the Courts Of the District, the Executive Oonort.
Wepts. and Committees OF Csngreas.
once, &SS 18th street, directly opposite VII
leros Hotel.) Do lS-6
u. ArroRSEY-Ar-LAw,
No. 80 Louisiana avenue. above 9Th street,
oeA ~ WARRINGTON, D o.
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DOToMAS TRANSPORTATION LINE.
NOTICE TO BHIPPIRs.
The 9tssmef EXPRESS, Capt. =. A. RYTHHR,
leaves Washington ate q. q. and Al 9-
exADdria At Q. N. livery SAT. - ~
uRDAY for Glymont, Budd . Fern,
Smiths Point, Chetterton LAudnH, Nsajemov
Stores, Matthias Point, Chapel Posnt PjoVden 4
Wharf. LancasssrS Wharf, BtoneS Wharf. Our.
Etonen Boy, Iexvsl! Wharf, HazeiiS Wharf,
Pipey Point, Point Lookout, oHd oFTiyea ~ RSlfis
j.S. s1G Az BRo.. Agents.
op7.u .. No. 34S Henna. 0venue,
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Commissioner Of the oenerai Land On
PROJECTED bY koHAH LErrERs PAT

PROTECTED 81 ROYAL LErrERs PAT.
snt OF England, and secured By the seals q the
college OF Medicine, visans.
T1esemar No. Il ts the eaectu.l remedy for Re.
taxation. 6perna{horrhosa, and Exhaustion Of
the System. THeesmar Ho. has entirely super
seded the pauseoss use Of Copavfa, Cubees, &c.
Impurities and Secondary e,mpt0ns. tins oSvi.
6soh preparation 10 in the form Of . most agree.
able Lozenge Secured ffem the effects Of cIi-
mste and changes Of stmoepAere. n TN oeees. e
casee. thus saving 90 Divided IN separate Aoses
- administered By Vslpeeu. SAllamsnds, koax,
Wholesale end retail BY DR.. BARROW, Ho. lsl
Blocker street, New York.
To be had also Of 3. O. FORD. No. $50 Penn o
avenue, corner llth Gt. ees-ly
CY1NS BRITISH OONsULy HAND BOOK,
Il volume; Lonoon. 0ensch-4spuel Prsc-
toue du Cons.lat, volume; Lsipstc; De Cassy.
volume; Leipsic. De ClsrcQ. ct De VellAt; Guide
Prsctioue des Consulsts, volume; Pans. Mo-
reui-M anuel des Agent Consulaires, volume;
Paris. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. des Chanssileries
DiDlomatques OF C0nsulaires. volumes; Paris
De Cussy- Dietionnaire do Diplomat ct du Consul,
States Oonsuls, volume; New York. The United
States Consular 81 stem and Manual for Consuls, l
Manual and Pracdcai Guide J. volume; London
De Marteps-Precis des droits ct dee fonctieus dsG
Aesnts Dipls0atiasce. 90 Con1eiairss. volumes
Paris. And many other valuable works on the
came subject; on Maritime law; on the Laws OF
War and Sommerce; and en- ether branches OF
Diplomacy md IntsynstiSnsi Law, imported from
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DURE OLD POET WINE

III 49, -
have received from the priyste stock Of we'll.
known and honored citixsn a short supply of pure
and 'hrst quality PORT WINk, Alto Douro
1851 - l ..f1 - --s--cs-. r..
ana ifs e{iects anon persons suffering With All,
mepts incident to the season have been very bene-
fetal.
And can be relied on In every Derncular:
sSS - r. ". BUROHBLL.
.a.s. ata cofnor 18th and stroefs.
ivS0 Ef..H under Ebbitt House.
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RAILROAD LINES.
hhP PHflAbaLfaiH xEb NV N4S fehH.


r-....,..-.-WA sHISeroN, March = leN.
~ III 5sp q = folloy.; viz:
leave daily tsxcspt Sunday q 'f:So .. m. and
I6B HEw YoRK, changing car, .. rh,l.a.l.
Dkio. Se
Leave ds.iy ts1esps Sunday at has .. n. and
1oR PHILADELPHIA.
heave as,iy sxcspt Sunday ct 80 and ll:ls ..
Oh SUNDAY. E.E ~
Leave fer Kew York and PAilsdeIphis ct go ?.
eleeIins ears for New York on $50 p. N. train
Throuah tickets to Philade 81 phis. Kew York. or
Boston, csn be had at the Station Once g eli hours
sulated Line. Telesrsph Buildias. q s lsth g.,
opposite :suth wing TIes,SrY Department.
FOR schedule eetvesn wsshinstsn, Baltimore,
Anna pQtg, ane the West
w,f. sAIfH Mater Of Trans portati0.
IN. COLI. Qs1pral Ticket Agent !, ~
GEO. 8. KOONTA. Agent, washing ton.
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BALTIMORE AID OHIO RAILROAD.
y WAsHINe TON, Jane =, 1853.
- 2

~
Trans between WAsHIHGT0N AND BALrI.
MOkE, and WASHIN0ToN AND THE WEST,
are now run - follows, viz: y = =
FOR BALTIHORD.
Leave dasiy, except Sunday, q Too. 7:so, and
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS
leave 6aiiy, except Sunday, at 100 Q. m, and
FOB WAY STATIONS SOUTH or ANNAPOLIS
JUNCTlON.
Leave It Glib and zoo .. m, and At 2:46 and IS
,. m.
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
leave tIO0 And 7:O .. m, and 40 ,. "a. No
Trains TO or from Annapolis on Sunday.
ON eUNDAY
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave at7:0 Q. M, and Is and % D. m.
FOR WAY STATIONS. rH
Leave et 7:O q. m, and 2:l6 and 500 p. N.
FOB ALL PARTS or The WEST
leave daily, except Sunday, ct 80 q. m, and
on sunday It 600 p n only. connecting ct Relay
station xith trains from Baltimore TO Wheeling,
THRoGGE fffHCcKlrs to the Yves. can b. had a,
the washington Station Ticket Once ct all hours
IN the day, a. we'll ~ at the new oce of the Insu-
lated Lines TELEGRAPH Building, 456 18th street,
opposite south wing Treasury Departments.
For Now York, lhiladelphia, and Boston, see
advertisement Of "Throueh Line"
W. p. SMITH. Master of Transportation.
L: -. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
&C 50 II GEO. g. KOONTZ. Agent, Washing ton
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VI0MEs without HANDS, illustrated, ease
~ Land at Lest, hovel. BY ndmun1 Yates. 8
in the Saddle, By Harry Gilnor, "a. Nsrrstiyeo
Andersonvfile Prison 81 %. ksynors Life o
Andrew Johnson, el.n. Napoleon b Life Of ose-
Els V' TRANoK TAYLOR.
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GALE OF NAVY Powders.

Nary Department. Bureau Of Ordnancs,l
WasktHgton City. eeptsmber 8, 1855. I
There will re sold at Public Auction, to the
bigbrst bidders, at noon. TU ESDAY, tia ID day OF
Ocfotyr. at the office Of the officer anding the
Naval Ordnance Depot ~ jefferson Barracks Re-
serve, near ST. Louis, Mo-, about i've thousand
Is ooel bsrreh Of Powder, composed of cannon,
mortar and muskst powders.
The powders will be sold In lets to suit pur-
chaser. go. e.-
Terms Cash. In Cove ,nment funds; one half 10
be posted the conclusion Of the sale and the
remainder within ten days Afterwards. during
which line the powders must be removed from the
grounds, otherwise they will revert to the Govern
ment. -r---'sr
Purchasers Will be requi red to furnish their own
packages, where the powder Ia not In barrels,
Sel2 e II. A. WISE, Chief of Eureau.
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YAAAAei asa fsAe. ...
A new supply Black. Green and Japan TEAS q
the lowest msrxet prices e prRpr.s
srse II eff lsi . Corner and sth streets.
EOR EON- RfTlNfION Oh MOONrINENon
j. ofprfpS. irTitatipe, INF smnatfen OF uloerstfcn
SisSSs, 100 IN ne 6icddsr, colculus, eravel q
Brick dust deposit, and ell dieeases 81 the bleldsrs
s6fyssfffsIaSy il1::fsis sGdhu: y
II 1VTe'A01RICAN eP0RTbh AN, ene. vol
me Dsss eh;Os b n., dS,. Hrs Prs
Ing. by BscEford; London, The sportsmsn and
hls boz; London. ehoseuu and spers1nE kans. y
SsiIo.s. Dee. tIsir Esssssnsnt, Sy 6sshev;
Lsndop; Dins;; nsyh:v ..s aufshinson S On the
eDorsnanh Manual; Lsndcn vcrr.xo,
- LIARp !. gAAEsEs q iup nru.prra
sbop AVS Eighth street west, between D and y
north OraeEs Oolic1teo. On A-lm'
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: +, O. rHBAKER

P.B.-Hditors OF the above pspep ytIi please
COPY and send their bills to the Potent once, with
Q payer containing this notice. gu . wsw
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SALE OF PUBLIC PkoPIRrY. 40 -.
Office Of Army Cloikiag and Eqaipaxs,l
Nsn York, September %, 1855.
Will be sold 1T public auction, ct the DEPOT Of
Army Clothing and Esuipase, oGner Of EaigEt
ana sshfn gsSn streets. New York city, on Inc
O.. m, certain quantities Of NON regulation and
condemned clothing and sQufpaRe, consistins az
say about
looO pounds, more or rs pairs Trovssrs
less, of Tents Hoe lsI Hoepitai Tent
pitat, Wall. Cam. fifee $500
mon end sibleyJ - Wall Tent rliea
70 Hospital Tents, $50 Kna psacks
~ Wall Tents, 1900 Capteeus. -
% Common Tents, so AIes
$40 Leather Caters, IS Axe Handles
W Hog skin Caters, l68 Picksxeg '.'
GO Tor eee Gaps, 6li Spades
W,0O Gap Covers, 6OShovels.
ess Sibley Tent Stoves, 10 Mosauito Barr,
2,TW Leather StockS, Lot OF Brass Articles,
lJl6 Great Coat strspc, Flags, Old Iron,
81 Musicians frock &c &c, &c,
Coats, +ffF. 80 m y
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HISTORY OF rHEArLANTIOrpLDoR
II oy Henry N. Field, b. D. Eaalish Trav siers
sna lsssn sIiEapss vol i g, ,s Hand Book
wifheut Han6. ilIurtrsfed Inside. Q Chronicle
u Secession. Felix Holt, the RaeieAl, bI George
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.: Litter: q TIE ssove peger. yin pleas
. payer containing this notice. De 7-Iawsw
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And various small afueles OF ciothfng and equip
age. 80
1,f85 feet Of Patent Leather, sound and new
$50 feet Goat orecco. sound and new.
"a yards Sky blue Facing Cloth, new. .. r r..
Samples Of the above may be seen al the Depot !,
and further information obtained.
Terms: Cash, In Government funds; ten per
cent. down. and the balance before the goods are
tab en- from the depot. which must be within three
days Of SALE under forfeiture ef purchase and ten
per cent Brig. Gen d. H.VlNTON,
se Is Bvt. Quartermaster General. U. 3. A.
EoR eALE-On WEDNESDAY, the Sd day o
Il October next, at II m, ut Hoboken, near the
ferry, the Ne venue steAm propeller b.
OUYAHO0A,
full riesed brig burden sss tens, old measurement;
built by Wsstervelt, New York. IN 1885 Frame live
osk, locust and cedar; rsplanked and thoroughly
repaned ~ Jynn Linn In Phiis4elphia, 1854. Is
Has one plete set Of cotton gals. nearly new,
and IL well found In anchors, chains, beats, &c ;
fine poop cabin. ward room. berth deck. and ali
the apeoip TN nts Of man OF war: has
Two oscillatins Engines, 9jx32.
Two horizonIal Tubulsr Boilers;
Composition Screw, 10 feet di speter l4feet pitch
Stores l36 aross tons Cool "a bunkers.
The vessel can be examined on and after d onday
Sept 5, at Hoboken, near the ferry until the day
Of sale. and every informstion ~ the officers
in charge. HENRY A. SMYTHE.
sells L Collector Of Customs. New York.
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COEFI.y' U.gREHOUSE.
SOMETHING NEW.

= r.. LIBBY, Sole Proprietor, for this city, Of J.
J. q MERRILL'S Patent Coffin Lid-patented 2Jd
March. 1907. This Improvement consists In cutting
on the i'd with projection for the name plate the
lid turning back over the plate with corresponding
recess The great advantage Of TIL. style OF collins Is
% exhibit the plate with the lid either open closed
sirdy. showing the plate In Its proper place, be-
sides adding very much In tho beauty OF the cofln.
Our Coffin Warerooms were established In 1873, by
request OF citIens, who have given II liberal pat
ronage, TO whom We would render thanks for past
iavors also for the liberal patronage Of this vicinity.
No pains will DO spared TO give satisfaction, and
make this the Beet Coin Ways EsfabisAmsnf In this
county. As We are continually making new I'm
provements, everything will be lifted up in the very
best style.
Robes and Plates constantly on hand and fur.
nished to order, at our
Csan Maasfactsry On Bacon street.
J.C. LIBBY.
PB. Ihave tho exclusive right OF sale In Bidds
ford for Flakes Patent Metallic Burial Cases.
Biddeford, Nc, April, 1864. yls
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- dni Thy crtryboiy should use, and ertTy
nY Druggist should sell them.
They win cure Coughs ami colds.
. They will cur Sore Throat.
1y Always cnre Tickling In the Throat.
q Sure to prevent sleepless nights from
~ACoughs.
win prevent the Asthma II taken early.
~ Are good for cull in the head.
u Often curc Bronchitis.
I'D Are an eiiectual remedy fur Catarfh.
Always cure IloarsenesS.
VIII relieve Dry Cough instantly.
Dy An vocalists should use them.
Win always clear and strengthen the voice
All Public Speakers should use them.
More Ia quantity for tie money.
The large boxes are the CHEAPEST
PREPARED AID TOR SALE ny
~ HENRY A. CIi0ATE, Druggist,
Hinder Revere House, Boston, ami by Drug
gists generally.
DR.. Ja,. SauysT, Biidcfuni, s. >. ShaW,
OGSaco Perkins u Co., ~. H. Hay, PhiiiiPS
- and JJhippis, rqtland.
ly,sp -,
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By reference to the now schedule ON the
Charlotte Railroad, in this morning Is issue,
1t will be seen that the passenger trains
arrive III Columbia at 10 80 u. m. and leave
at 2.20 y. M.
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IoLitn"N- RIOT ~ Missouri 81"

PolIft:.I. ROT ~ MISSOURI ELnop-
*iith. a 81. Louis despatch SAYS:
After the adjournment of the Platte
County Radical Convention, at Platte Citv.
Missouri. on Saturday, Il drunken Union
soldier. NAMED Dunnegai, made some
noise GA the street. and llourishcd pistol
about when Sheriff Ogden took his pistol
away and told him to be quiet
\ short time aft-rward 1t ia allcreu n
rrtnrnrd rebel, namel Callahan, and Ot1iccr
Marshall. with posse Of ten men. de-
manI"d the surrender of Dunncgan. \
scntfr cns,ied and pistol, were freely
used, resulting in the death of thrc. or
four mon and tie wonntlinG of ci,;ht ui Ten
Others.
number "f tl. delegates who hai
started fox home, hearing the firing, re-
turned /" town, and were fired on and
several of their horses killed under them
tallahan IL sald 10 have fired twice at one
delegate who was lying under his wounded
horse, ami was fred ,.n IN return and
killed.
The latest accounts say tEat several nun
drrd armed rebels hold Platte CITY. aui
had driven all he Union men out Of town
and swear they shall not return. Great
excitement exists, and Gov. Fletcher has
been ani'li"d t" Tn i force to pat down the
mai,
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oAh-'" of NoLo hBiA All lIitl-
estiny account OF the "Sack and Destrr..
ton of the City cf Columbia, g. c., la.
just oeen issued, pamphlet furiu, fr,:n
the Phemir power press. Orders fuea 70
my extent. Price 20 conts. Copies can be
oo'alncd at this Office and the bookstores.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-09-23
Consistency.

The following Act, passed on the
4th March, 1862, stands unrepealed:
CHAP. XXXVI.-An Act Firing Tie
Numjer Of the House of Representa-
tres, from and qffe, Tie Mi,nt Of
-N"rca, eighteen humlred und sinIy-
Myee
"Be ii enacted by The Senate and
House Of Representatives. Of Tie United
States Of America, i" Congress- as
semJleR, That from and after the
third day of March, eighteen hundred
and sixty-three, the number Of mem
bers Of the House Of Representatives. Of
The Congress Of the Unitcd shall he hoo
Auntred and forty-one;; and the eight
additional members shall be assigned,
one each to Pennsylvania. Ohio,
kentucky, Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota,
Vermont and Rhode Island.
APPROVED March i, 1862"
And yet, Thad. Stevens and his
confreres in the House, repudiate this
Act, by saying that tho Southern
states are not entitled to their rights
IN that body, and deny admission to
seventy representatives, in the teeth
OF the above enactment.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-09-23

Southern States, when submissive to the
Constitution, are not loyal, Ak them to
let them in, and if they turn out not to be
fellow-citizens, have said more than I
intended to say here tonight. [s'Go on,
go ou."l have made a pledge to speak
1T every stand around the park tonight,
and ! mean to keep it. Loud cheers.
Having undertaken that somewhat Ia
borious task, and inasmuch as there are
other distinguished gentlemen who will ad-
dress You, shall ask You to excuse me.
IThrcc cheers for Governor Hoffman,