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CHANGE OF FIRM NAME. s
The firm name of L. A. DELLwIG & CO.. is
from this day changed to DELLWIG BAILEY.
corner Sth and Il streets, Navy Yard.
August 10, 1867. aul9-3tr
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EOK RENTING largo connmunicAtias
ROOMS. on the second moor, suitable tor 4
hrst-ciass Once At No; A16 9Th street, bet. asd
on l,,,N
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

EOR RENT, on Sixth street, between r and r. .
L. NEW HOUSE, of thirteen roems ard good
cellar suitable for first class family. Enquire
next door At 434. Ausl-3ts
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C4OR SALE CHEAP-A new five. HOUSE,
Il and LOT on nj street south, between New J.r-
sey avenue and LIST street west, Terms easy. In
auire of Mr. THOMSON, on the premises, At
4th street east, between r ana U streets, three
doors above the church. au II 81
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Of1icers expeditfonsly pfepAred for examination
by Professor 0HN FILL City Academy, No ST s
18th street south. All who have graduated from
this Institution have passed their exarninStfon and
received their orders. Corroborated ~ General d.
Hunter, President Of the Cavalry Board of Exam.
liners. au7-IOt
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nor SALE-By a gentleman declining house
y keeping, new and elegant FURNITURE, con
sisting in part of Psrlor Suite Of Black alnut,
green plush; Marble TOP, Walnut and Rosew eot
Bureaus, Tables, &c, with elegant Car pets, &c,
&c. Call at ass NJ street, between 18th and 18th
after n m
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LNOR RFNT-0ne three story BRICK HOUSE,
i containing nine rooms, with gas and water
newly paper-d and painted; on 18th street, be.
tween and G. Island Ten minutes walk to the
Treasury BuiIding. Inquire at 522 It'll, near ID
street north 2l-tsei
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SLATE FOR SALE. =
SLATE ROOFING done by GAULT WILL.
LIAMs, Tenth street and Canal Repairing
promptly attended to. auo5-2ws
DASTURAGE.-Good Pasturage can be had 7
i miles above Washington, on Rock Greek, for
81 month. Apply to A. BROWN, G street, be-
tween 9Th and 10th. au low
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THERE WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION
ONE SCOW
THURSDAY. 2od instant, bet ween 9th and 7th
street Wharyes, IT.
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GHEET MUSIC. a. Tire Cents Per Pyinted Pase
- Songs, Dances, Marches, Waltzes. Sonatas
Overtures, &c, quot recent large collection.
aul0 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Orders for admission to the free beds in this hos
pital (of which there are can be obtained of the
Surgeon in chief at this office q street, OF Of
any Of the Medical staf and of the Reys Drs. Hall,
sGurley, Gillette and Coombs
Wives and widows Of soldiers desiring admission
will apply to the Surgeon General, United States
army.
Patients living at distance who desire to come
to this for treatment can secure private
rooms BY applyinr by letter to the matron of the
hospital - A. d. GILLETTE, d. d..
All 2S-eo1y President.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-05-15
vtEUsRLE EARsH FOE SAFE.

THE subscriber ofsts for sale his Farm consisting
Of 40 acres, situated three miles from The CITY Of
Mineral Point on the Linden road. About FORTY acres
are under Improvements, with good fence the balance
Is good thrifty timber on the premises is a good
frame Houz=. FIRST rate Barns and sheds thriftr
Fruit Orchard aud fine valuE Sugar Orchard as
can be found Wen WatereJ with cistern. well nj
springs. No more desirable place be found in this
section Of colntty.
good rocF school House within quarter Of mile
Of he premises.
For particulars enquire At the TRIBUNE OHce or Of
the subscriber the premises
oRNOSD PADDOCK
July 5th 1880 2Stf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-05-15

Send for Illustrated Price List OF Instruments and
Catalogue Of New Music.
Address orders. o. J WILLARD
Wholesale Piano Forte and Music Dealer at 81 Broad
way, New York. 7tf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-05-15
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BUTCHERS dF'ss TO XIII
TnE total d-It Of Chicago i SIS.
l5G. 1876
WHAT word i always pronounced
wrong? Wing Of course.
p.vv,nr of ,aarr,-ire, a woman who
has great xpcctations
or Iii .~arts l..,,-tn.,r
- s+ool IS ra,...,..sn..e. h..
n. s.. |
v5,,I3 f. ! rraort = L..,I.rarfers
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III J.. -. ,.i - -.
ann ma
V ny ! an bleil'rd Young 2cHtte-
man. Ike q soldier because iie takes /
. toEl fence.
IT,. r.,,,..., v-.-l.;,,.+o,,
that P0-tmaztor General Randall has
rendered lis resignation.
Crrprr,p,- Gtan+o, has oa;.a -.
,,r.rcd from t.i- rc..4nt ill., s..
Tar I,r1,,yn,,,,, :. i..,,.ro,f,,.,
TnE remoteness ofYs l-=iau America
makes it rur country. Its nice
lace th1nvb.
- .,l.
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when called u ''E =. nm g'" eur ME
ny = - ''sttFt romeo, MS ST ysHTS.
IN exchange saws Rats. on an
a-erag. WEIGH tLre, rn :. ,eanuI and
81 $3.50.
corn.
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- -.
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atels bad, hut eur creditors 10 and theE 10
oogo -, "Hf lo,. y you pay a. We Il pay 'L'''
HE patron q cheap hoar2ii'9
mouse. "i'sh accused u carry ing on
the pillows 81 LIS bed, sand he had oy
accident put them INTO his ears Tor
wads OF cotton
Look here. bow. said nervous
gentleman t. an urchin muuchinr
candy at a lecture. YOU are ANNOYING
me very mncn. -" ! am neither.
s"id 'hg urel-ih, i III aila"!A& TINS
ere c"hey
\ simple fellow once said Of famous
beauty; : could haye courted and married
"ef e.'sy J4u5 II - Il "al.it' 20 n ="
when 5ccan to .par her cool sir .fc took
me one side, and politely asked To be exc
ei, excused her"
AT one Of the schools in a certain
CITY the Inspector asked the children
II they could give any text OF scrip
t"fc "hieh IoFoa"e 4 man marry ih4
Two wives. ohe oi the cHi.arch
s"ecly quoted IN reply the text: " Nc
man can serve TWO masters.
~ an Offset To tie wonderful COX
that Give. .siIk L. mnrL talked ~ n
the rar,.rs ou- Tim wishes MS In mon
ton that he has = corr that 9aeatt :
case which strikes a. as or,ita ~ nu.l
out Of order and "a good dtai more vex
atious. Bv the bEc. i'm SUGGESTS I,
tine astronomers at Cambridge thai
hH'L1 q ought {" nave place on th'
str"t ma i'~, on account OF ms belh5
A MFNruR Of the bar once cnfcre,
the Court Of Appcals of New Yorl
while counsellor was arguing am i'm
portant Gaze.
Who IS that gentleman address
ing the lurv said he. spcakino 1,
Charles O'Counor. who was sittm.
near him. " That. sir. Is Daniel Lord
TuDior and La ourz ON fine. Jprf1r !,
- MY not III ms taken LOT ti'c hor'
N''"'1"'y
4 Lrrrrn. four or five wears 81,
who had never sccua negro. was great
Il perplexcd one dav when one cam,
liz where he and his ratherwas. TN,
voungstcr eyed the strancn~ susriei
ouslv tin he had rasseJ and asLad II
father. Ia. who painted that man
all black So God did. nv son" re-
rlied the father. "WcIl said the Tt
tie one. still looking after the NEGRO
4 shouldn't a thought he'd a hell
etill L
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-05-15
CITY LOTS FOR SALE,

Lots and IA in bI3cs 81 In the city o. Mineral
Point, Formerly Cwned bv Mrs Jane R1bliu are os
fered for sale. or the lots IS good Rock House OF
convenient size for family residence. Enqaire Of
JAMES HUTCHINSON
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-05-15
.RzgrSEC TE2.agEgER<
II - w Music.
son Gs AND CUoRUSE

sent to any address, free os:age, Oh receipt Of price
Victory at last, Song and Cho-
rusty YIN. d. Bradbury 80
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-05-15
Special Term Circuit Court.

! hereby ordered that special term oF she Cf~-uf;
Court for che County 81 iowa held n the COME
House IN HodEsvTlle ia said County. to commence on
the 10th day 81 July l>, for she transaction of cb
business as may net require Jury IL is further 81
aered that this notice he published according to law
STATE OF WISCONSIN.
CerNrY OF Iowa,
l. oliver r Ashley, glerS or said Court. so hereby
i'S fa-f hsv- compared the foregoing copy with
~ .tt-'4a- order o, she Court that it correct
Ht i}rrs'-au and - The whole thereof as the
si1.- remains record So uy otslcc-
IL testimony whereof. / have hsreupto
SAL set uy hand and affixed the seal Of said
%ss@ Court this gyh day of April. A. D. 1907
q Z ASHLEY.
Llstdl Clerk Circuit Court, Iowa County, via.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-05-15

- an Offset 10 the wonderful COX
that give, :siIk. So much talked Of in
tue papers. our Jim wishes MS to men
ton that he has a cotg that DOESN'T a
case which strikes "a a quite as much
ont Of order and good dcai more vex-
atiouS. BY the bye Inn suggests to
the astronomers at Cambridge that
that o. ought to have place on the
astral maps. on account Of his being
: IN the milky way y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-24
FINANCIAL.

The shipnsnts Of gold 70 Europe ars,vsry
small; but the price keeps up to i43Kal44x, In
spite Of the low rate Of foreign exchange, the
large shipments to Europe OF domestic pro.
duce. and ali the preparations supposed to Be
madeby tAs Government for specie payments.
Goyernmsnt securities show an improving
tendency. Business paper is negotiated win
difficulty In New York, and emily prime names
can be sold at less than per cent.
There have been reports oilsoms heavy dry
goods failures In Philadelphia, which the pa
pers Of that city deny. and Furthermore insist
that trade is very lively there. 1t appears fron
an abstract ofthe reports OF the National Banks
in that city, as made by the Comptroller Of the
Currency, October eth. that the loans and dis
counts were $4,000. 2is: exchange for clearing
house nearly S5,250,0Oa; specie s23s,2s4; com.
pound interest notes S4,eS0,0Os; aggregate o,
circulation and deposit about $4,000, 900, Re.
curing reserve Of IS per sent.-a little more
than S13,OO0,000 The statement shows over
sl9,oOo,Oo0, total reserve of nearly 81 pei
cent. Of circulation and deposit. -
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~ The famous trotiing stallion Leviathan,
owned by William l.. Bradley. of Meriden, CT.
is to be trained the coming winter by the man
who trained Dexter. His fastest time Is 26 u
under saddle, and it is believed he can be m ade
to do better.
70 Rev. Mr.. Murphy, Of Portsmouth. was
invited to offer the prayer at the opening Of the
supreme Cour in Portsmouth, N. H. on Tues
day. Ifls is the first instance in the county, il
not in the State, there Catholic priest mas
been thus recognized.
~ Lewiston. Maine, claims population OF
$4,000, or an increase OF sixty six per cent. in
seven years.
~ A cooperative store with $4,000 ca pital.
has just been opened in st. Louis, with sue
cessful prospects.
IL The Buffalo Express says that the Sab
bath is now actually the importan market day
Of the week, in the cattle yards of that city.
~ The Presbyterian Synod Of Virginia will
meet in Charlestown, Jefferson county. on the
9Th OF November.
- Jerome lost $4,000 on the race Of Ken
tucky against time. John Hunter won SIS 1000
and S150,0O0 changed hands on Wall street
~ Judging by the returns OF votes at the
late election, Montana has doubled its popula.
ton in two years.
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THE NATIONAL BANKING SYSTEM.
A letter has appeared from 0r. jag Oooke
in defence or the National Banking system,
which he claims u and has been OF 50 great
service to the country that It should not be de.
stroyed nor deprived Of its privileges, though
he confesses that 1t should be amended In GER
tain particulars, which he does not specify In
detail. The principal instance which he ad Z.
yances of the benefits OF the national banking
system is the unification OF the bank currency
Of the country and the destruction OF the isso-
ipg powers Of q multitude of ill.regulated
banks whose currency had IL not been de.
sroyed and driven from circulation would
have brought on financial disasters, exemp.
ton from which is cheaply purchased for the
country by the concessions and privileges con
ferred on the new national ms titution. To the
argument that the banks should not recei We
eighteen millions year for interest on the
bonds deposited as security for circulation, he
replies by claiming that the taxes and other
burdens imposed on the banks amount to ten
millions more. Among the services rendered
by the banks of the Government he reckons
first their investing their capital in some four
hundred millions OF Government bonds which
are taken out OF the market permanently
Secondly, the aid they gave In the negotiation
of the various war loans. Third, the gratu.
itous functions they perform in the collection
OF the revenue.
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT Robert G. Schsnck, Of
Ohio, chairman Of the Republican Oongres.
sional Executive Committee. arrived here on
Tuesday evening. and Is busily engaged in ex.
aiming reports from the Southern States
....Col. Samuel McKelvey, OF Pa, who for.
merly commanded Convalescent Camp, In Vir
ginta, Is in town. -. DR.. Bard, editor OF thA
Atlanta daily New Era, is at WiIlard's Hotei
-: Major J. o. Dewey, U. A., and Colsnsl
Alfred Spates, OF Md, are at the Seaton House.
90. Hon. q. Chandler, Of Mich; General A. 3
King, OF Baltimore, and Prof y. r. Esch wei.
Ter, of Boston, are at the National Hotel.
Dwight Webb, Of New York. w. A. Wheeler
New York, q. M. Conrad. OF New Orleans, +.
W Grant, OF London: James McOarty, ef
Pennsylvania; Major Walter Macfariand, q.
s. A.; George Wilson. Of Lond don: W. H. Thorn.
dykes OF New Orleans, W. r. Sidebottom and
Samuei Lord, Of England; b. H. Onderdonk.
ofNew York: John Altman. OF San Francisco:
Coi. David J. 0odwin. OF Portsmouth, va,
Are AZ tne National Hotel. -. Hon. Charles Il.
Daily. and F. Oowau. OF New York: Hon.
at the Ebbitt House. -,
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THE ROSE SLUG.-Our attention has been
called to the ravages Of the Rose Sing, on a
branch Of the La Refine rose, taken from the
garden of friend. Apparently it was in full
health, being plump and some four feet in
length. In selecting cuttings, our friend dis
covering the evidence Of the Slug, followed ND
tie indications, and found the insect embedded
In its centre, having travelled nearly Its entire
length, thereby rendering it unhealthy and
worthless. Among other injurious and
troublesome insects against whose depreda-
tons the cultivators OF the Rose have to con.
tend, this insect is not the least. Having now
tOctoberJ completed his ravages for the
present season, he may be found trying to
make his escape from the plant, when he will
enter the soil, and live to repeat his destruc.
tive work next year. II the amateur on dis.
covering the tops OF the young shoots to droop,
in the months Of July and August, will cut
them of from eight 10 twelve inches, he will
generally find this insect (the offspring OF the
Rose Fly) embedded in the centre, when it
may readily be destroyed The Fly is sup
posed to lay its eggs on some OF the young
wood near the ground, in May or June.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-24

THE Assassination CoMMIrTRE-General
Buffers special committee to inquire into the
assassination of Mr.. Lincoln were to meet yes
terday, but none of the members were pres
ent. Mr.. Randall, OF Pa, is the only member
in town, and he is engaged with the Retrench.
ment Committee at the Treasury Department.
AT the adjournment of the last session of Con.
gress each member OF this committee was an.
tborized to act as subcommittee. and take
testimony. Several OF the members have
taken some testimony, which will be pre-
sented when the committee meets. Gen. But
Ter is now In Lowell, Mass, and it il not
known when he will reach here. but it is
thought he will arrive before the end OF the
month
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-24

1George O. Codd has been nominated for
Mayor by the Republicans OF Detroit, Michi-
gan.
~ Peter Kenney was sent to the peniten-
tiary for sixty days. for neglecting to support
his wife and children, at Syracuse, How
much will his family gain by the operation
~ One thousand tour hundred bales of
cotton left Savannah on the 14th instant in q
single vessel. This Is the largest single ship
ment made since the war.
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CABINET CHANGES PosTPoNED.-A specia,
dispatch to the New York Epening Post, yes
terday, says:
ut is understood from good authority that
the President has decided not to make the con.
tempiated Cabinet changes at present Re-
gardng the War Office, Gen. Grant, in con
versation with a member of Congress yester-
day, said be felt perfectly secure in his posi-
ton. and entertained the opip on that the Presi.
the meeting of Congress- This change in plan
is supposed 70 have been Influenced IN a great
measure by the recenta citation Of the irapeach.
ment question srd the publication of the prob
able action of the members Of the Judiciary
Committee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-24
(Bv Bankers ana Brokers' Telegraph
Lewis johnson & 90. quote stocks and bond

III uUIU6 dNU foreign u6rKeIS - 10IIOWs:
NEW YORK. Oct 24.-First Board-U s. 6's
1sel,coupon Ill 5.20s, 1885,. coupon, X; 1884,
coupon, 1909; 1865, coupon, 1O91; 1865, cou-
pom, new, lo6x; 1867, coupon, iO6x; i040s
coupon, 1908; 73O's, second, lO4 Z; 7.3O's, third
l042s; Canton, Am; Cumberland, Is: Quick.
silver, TX: Mariposa, g; do. preferred, Ia;
New York Central, III; Pacific Mail, 145x;
Atlantic Mail NIX; Erie. TX; do. preferred,
7SA: Hudson, l2iAi Reading. SIX; Michigan
nois Central, 122; Cleveland and Pittsburg,
SIN; Northwestern, AZ; do. preferred, IS
Rock Island. 954; Fort Wayne, 97k; Ohio
and Mississippi Certificates, PC Z; w. u. Tele.
graph, 334 Boston Water Power, 15k; Cleye.
land and Toledo, l0l2; Gold, 142A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-24

THE NATIONAL UNION REPUBLICAN Con-
vENTIoN.-The executive sub committee of
the National Union Republican Committee
met yesterday at the Fifth avenue Hotel in
New York present: Governor Ward. New
Jersey, chairman; Samuel A. Pur Vance, Penn
sylvania John b. Clark, New Hampshire: H
II. Starkweather, Connecticut; w. H. Hoff.
man, Maryland. A full meeting OF the
National Union Republican Committee was
18th Of December to decide upon the time and
place OF holding the National Union Rspub.
lican con vention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-24
Gov. BrownIow's Election as L. S. Sena.
tor Certain.

Especial DISPATCH 10 The Star.
NASHVILLE, Oct 4.-There is no doubt but
that Gov. Brownlow Will be elected u. S.
Senator. MAYNARD has Withdrawn from the
contest, and Brownlow only lacks but seven
votes OF an election.
On the second ballot in the House the vote
stood th us:-Brownlow, 81; Stokes, Is; May
nard, IL; Fletcher, s: Judge Walker, 4. The
House then adjourned.
On the third ballot in the Senate, Stokes had
10; Brownlow, s; Maynard, 4; and Fletcher, 2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-24

RECoNsTRUCTIOE.-Ther are now full and
Official returns from two of the Southern States
which have voted upon the proposition for re-
construction. Louisiana gives 1914 votes
which is more than a majority Of the voters
registered-out of 1926 registered voters.
The votes for convention were 1868; against
II. 1900; blank votes, s. The majority in favor
OF convention is therefore 71,O75 In Ala.
Dama there were 15e,2ss registered voters. Or
these, s7.57a voted for a convention, and 5,6s5
against it-making the majority 81 1857.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-24
The Ohio Election-Heavy Vote Polled

1Ht OHI0 EleCtI0n-HeHVy vote POII6d.
Especial Dispatch to the Start
COLUMBUS, Oct. 24-The full official Ohio
returns are all in. They show that the largest
vote ever cast In the State was polled at the
late election. 1t foots up 4S4,277, which ex-
ceeds any previous vote by 5000.
The Republicans PEELED 242,RO5 for Hayes,
and the Democrats 24G,O22 for Thurman. OF
the sixteen congressional districts carried by
the Republicans last fall, seven no W 20 Demo.
cratic. The heaviest Republican loss In any
one district is 1000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-24

TIE DISMAL SWAMP CANAL.-Col. Parker.
Of Gen. Grants staff, who has been making an
investigation OF the condition and value OF the
Dismal Swamp canal for the use OF the Seere.
tary of the Treasury, returned to Washington
yesterday morning, and IL new engaged ia
the preparation Of his report
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-24

The President and the Civil Tenure Law.
NEW YORK. Oct 2i.-The Tribune this morn.
ing announces in its Washington special that
the President has decided to test the copstjtu
tionality of the Civil Tenure Law
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KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR.
Republican Nomination.

NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-The Republicans OF
New York have placed the present Comptrol-
Ter, Hillhouse, on the ticket for Comptroller,
instead of Hon. Calvin T. Hurlburd. declined.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-24
The Chicago Times (Democratic) Against
Valsndig hams Election as United State
,ecial Dispatch to the Star. l

Especial Dispatch to the Start
CAIcAGo, Oct. 23.-The Chicago Times, the
leading Democratic paper Of the Northwest,
comes out against the election OF Valandig-
ham to the United States Senate by the Ohio
Legislature
ltsays the Democracy will let him know
when they want him, and declares that the
party "owes him nothing on the score of repa-
ration for his wrongs F." 1t believes Mr.. Val.
landigham to be in the way Of accessions to
the Democracy. The article creates quite a
sensation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-24
The Cholera at the Philadelphia Navy
I'd

TNPoS'"R 10
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 4.-There were seven
deaths from cholera yesterday on board the
Potomac, at our navy yard. There Is no ques.
ton now but what the disease is Asiatic chol-
era Of the most malignant type. There are
some twenty persons yet sick with it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-24

THE lMPBACHMRNr TIsrIMoNY.-Thew work
on the impeachment testimony is progressing
at the Government Printing Office, and 12 or
Is pages are daily put in type. The whole
work will be completed by the last of Novem.
Der. Great care Is taken not TO let it get out,
and a. each sheet IL read IT is locked up No
one is allowed 10 be near the press upon which
it is printed, and the conpositors engaged In
putting IT IN type are sworn to secrecy,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-24

PARDosRp.-The President has issued his
wsrranf of pardon to Major General Marina
dake, who was engaged In the rebellioa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-24

FROM THE STEAMER IRoQUoIs.-The Navy
Department has received a dispatch from
Commander Earl English. commanding the
U. S. steamer lroQuois, dated Bombay, Sep.
TENDER 5th. announcing bis arrival there from
Alden, ria Muscat. at which latter port he ar
rived on the Goth OF August, and where he ex-
changed the customary civiiities with the Sui.
tan, who seemed much gratifed by the ARRIVAL
OF an American man Of war. The health of
the officers and crew was remarkably good
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-24
Death of Baltimore Bill,

Especial Dispatch to the Srarl
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 24-Baltimore Bill.
who was stabbed here night before last. died
last evening.