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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-18
YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves By a certain
practice. INDUCED in when alone, q habit FRI.
quently learned nom evil coSnpaA Ons, or al
school, the effects OF which are nightly felt
marriage impossible, and destroys both mind
and BODY, should apply Immediately.
What pity that young man, the hOpeO
his country, the pride of his parents, should
be snatched rom all prospects and enjoy
ments OF life by the consequence OF deSi-
atinG from the path of nature, aud indulg-
Ing in a certain secret habit. such persons
m1st, before contemplating
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-18
DISEASES o. INiPRUDENCE.

= ID r. , . II n , ION
OnHce, No. 2 Sonth Frederick SIFecI,
Lett hand side gong from Baltimore street
few doors from The corner. Fan not TO OBJ
serve name and number.
hBNo Letters received unless post paid and
containing stamp TO be used on tie reply.
Persons writing should state age. and send
portion OF advertisement describing symp-
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reflect that a sound mind and body Rre the
most necessary requisites to promote comm.
bal happiness Indeed, without these the
journey through life becomes a weary pllgri
mage; the prospect hourly dHIkenS 10 the
view, the mind becoIu eS Aha lowed with des-
pair aud nlled with the melancholy redec.
ton that the happiness of another becomes
bIIRhted with Ouf own,
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Eastern Through Mail
viaC&PR X Tor New
England States, Eas-
tern New York and
Eastern Penna......... ll:i
Pittsburgh, Cleveland
and Chicago via o.
& P. r. R.-...-............l ia
wheeling and Pittsburg
Way Mail-...................1l:4
Through Eastern via
Bait d Ohio K. r. for
Washington, D. G., D.
Baltimore and Rich
inond ........................ 90
Way Mail East of Cum
berland, Md-.-.....-....--. go
Way Mail West OF Cum
beFland. Md ............... SIS
PaTkersburg and N. w.
Va. 4, R...-...-..-............ o7u
western ! through Mail
for Cincinnati, Column
bus. GAINESVILLE and
LouiSville.-.-.-----.---.- =
Through Western for
Indianapolis and 81
loulA..-----.....-..---.... 22s5l
Way Mails for C1ncins
natl, Wilmington and
Zanesville, Columbus,
PIqua and Indiana
Railroads announcement. SO
Western Way Mall for
Central Ohio X. R....... so
Wheeling and PaTkerS-
burg RlveTMaii. Tues
day, thursday q Satur-
0ay.-................. OF
HempfieId X R....,..-..... e:li
st. CiaiESvIIle, q Bridge
port, ohio.-........-...-- ie -,
Martins Ferry and Mt.
PIeasant-..-..............-..llD
CadiZ, o., Wac & + X kll:i
CRdiZ, o, stage Mail,
Tuesday, Thursday a
Saturday .....s....-.....-.... 5sO'
CadIE, o., Stage Mail,
Monday. "Wednesday
and Friday..,...............
West Liberty and Gin
ton, W. Va, Tuesday
and SatuFSiay--.----.------l2O'
RyeRonS Station, Pa =.
saturiay..--.-....-----.;.---- 40
Ryerson's Station, Pa,
Frtd ly-....-.--......--..-....
Rprl9
TLARKS PILLS FOB
VI BERT. End Of stons Bri
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DRAWING FOR SEATs

The amusing performance OF drawing for
seats has been gone through with at the House
to-day. The members were sent to tn. rear
of he ball, ard a boy, bindioIdsd, Dire " from
a box name b. name, and the parties so drawn
advanced in turn to select seats ByrssoIu
lion, the seat OF Mr.. L. ID. Washburne lsbsentl
was reserved for him, and Msssrs. rhad Sc
Vens and Frank Thomas were allowed 10 select
seats pror 10 the ORA wing and they cRo 50 their
old seats. q ute a number OF prominent Rapub.
ii'ans selected seats in proximity TO "the Great
CoHmoner'-Butler, Sehsnck SneI hsrbarger
nelly Of Penn, Wilson of Iowa, &c. John
Covode got front seat, and Gen. Garfield
a rear seat in the same section. Biains's mans
Was drawn late, and ne went back to a rear
seat near Garfield. Iagersoll. of Illinois, was
unlueky in late drawing, and his usually
jovia' face heightened cons iderably rs one by
one all the choice seats were taken. Amid
considerable laughter he started over on an
exploring expedition amongst the eligible
seals on the Dem Icratic side OF the
Chamber, but apparently not liking the
fang of that part OF the school house
be shot off 10 the untaken rear seats on the Re
publican side. and dropping into one, s.prs.
empted" IL, until bis turn came. Mr. I'M
peacher Ashley got a pack seat near Mr. Gar
field. Fernando Wood was drawn late, but
s'oOu inperiuraoie' Win arms folded, smiling
at fate. MIR. Bingham was one of the unluckv
ones, and when drawn came down the aisle
lookIpR decidedly woinsh over being obliged
to colonIze on the Democratic side. Mr Fer.
nando Wood got placed three seats in the rear
OF Mr.. Bingham. AIR. Eldridge, while look.
ing about amongst the Democratic seats was
invited laughingly by the Republicans to
''corne over TO their side. Mr.. Brooks, of N
\, got "A seat two back from Mr. Eidridge.
Mr.. Norrissey chose place IN the rear of the
section to the right OF the Speaker. Mr. Cad
vaiader e. Washburne took a seat next hut
one 10 that OF his oro'her, T.. b. Washburpe
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RECnNSTRTCTION

The action OF the Legislature of Virginia
convened by Gov. Pi-rpOnt in extra session
yesterday. will be looked for with much In
terest and ~ h 10 b. hoped that prompt meas
ures Will b. taken 10 reOi ganizs the State under
the provisions OF the recon instruction bill which
has just he come law. Virginia will thus be
the first of the ten excluded States to regain
BE- brought about by radical change in those
sentiments and opinions of the people which
were founded on slavery, ana were excsed-
lngly mischIeyous because they prompted re-
bellIon, and now encourage disafection, il
would be very desirable. But IL humanity
and patriotism vainIy appeal 10 tue
whites in the South. the indications now
are that expediency will serve to give events
the proper direction; and in the meantime the
indictments will gradually accustorn them
selves 10 the new ORDER of things, and sacrifice
their PrsjudIces one by one, in order to prevent
then utter ruin through obstinate adherence
10 poilucaI principles which have passed
away. IL the coercive principle of the new
Dill Is sufficient to force the South into ac
ceptahce of Its provisions, so much the better
for the South.
Even the New York World yields to the pres.
cure, and bluntly states the case as follows:
"The prob bIlities, as we estimate them in
cline strongly 10 ultimate submission on the
pau VI tuc SOUTH II This estimate be
taken, good policy requires that the submits
sion should be prompt enough 10 prevent the
IsadlcaIs getting control OF the new State or.
CARNATIONS. The planters can control the ne.
gro vote If they begin in season; and by accept.
ing AT once what they will be constrained to
submit TO at last, they can help their friends
IN The North elect the XXI President and res
cue the Government from Radical domineering
and iDsolence."
Weyestersay quoted the Richmond WEi1
ana other Virginia papers, which take the
same view OF '.ibe situation" but are little
more caunous in their statements of the case
Inc position Of the other papers in Richmond
may be briefly stated thus: The Enquirer conn
seis an appeal to the Supreme Court against
the law; the Tunes don't want the people TO ac
cept "nercile~s and inhuman terms at the
point ofthe bayonet, to secure "their lives and
property" the Dispatch, NJ ca W Der like is wait
ing Tor something 10 turn up" and hopes for
the dawning of better day: and the Exam
aner Is opposed TO action by the Legislature.
further than to prepare to submit at as early
a day as possible TO the people of Virginia the
question, whether not they will hold a con-
yention, and lot them authorize the GoJeruar,
In the event of au Affirmative answer to that
inquiry, 10 make the necessary procIama
ton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-05
THE ALEXANDRIA ELECTION

Great interest is naturally felt in the result
OF the m municipal election in Alexandra TO-
day, IT being the first in the South since the
passage OF the bill for the more efficient gov.
eminent OF that section. Ii Is claimed by the
republicans that under the provisions Of that
bill negroes have right to vote, ana they b. We
been urged 10 exercise the privilege to-day.
governor PIerpont, in a letter 70 an Alex
anarian, states his opinion that, under the
military bill, all male citizens over the age Of
twenty-one years, except those DISC ualifed
are entitled to vste, and that therefore the col,
red people are undoubtedly entitled TO the
Elective franchise to day. This position of the
Republicans Is contested by their opponents
VINO Contend that negroes cannot vote until a
convention is called TO reconstruct the State
and the commissioners of election find them
selves IN quandary. They held q meeting
yesterday moraing, at which q committee
consisting of Mayor Latham and Judge Moore
was appointed to proceed immediately to
washington and consult the Attorney General
OF the United States upon the question of the
iegalisy OF such negro votes as may be
attempted TO be polied to-day. The Repub
hcans, IN anticipation or unfavorable action
on The part OF the commissioners, held a meet
ing and appointed a committee of four each
two white and two black, to take lists of such
votes as the commissioners may reject
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-05

REPUBLICAN CAUcUs.-The Republican
members OF the House last evening held a cas- i.
Gus in the House OF Representatives for the
purpose of nominating officers for Sergeant. a..
Arms, Doorkeeper, and Postmaster of that
body. Mr.. N. q. Ordway, the present Ser
geant-at-Arms, was nominated by ACCLAIM alto
!oi that position, there being no Competitor for
the place. General Lippincott, Of Illinois
was nominated Tor DoOrkee per over Mr. G. god :
enow, the present incumbent, by about ms-
jorIty.
The New York delegation manifested consid
oerable feeling at the defeat Of their candidate.
Mr. GoodeBow.
William 3 King, Of Minnesota, was pomi.
naied Tor POSTMASTER by majority over Col
onel Given, the pressn NJ incumbent Mr. KING
was Postmaster during the sessions of the
Thirty -sevents and Thirty eighth Congresses.
and was succeeded by Colonel Given
The officers OF the House Will, therefore. he
as follows: ~
Speaker, Hon. Schuyler Coifax, OF Indiana.
Clerk, Hon. Edward Mcpherson, Of PennsvI'
yania; Sergeant-at- Arms, N. q. Oraway, of
New Hampshire; Doorkeeper, General Lin.
PIncott, of Illinois; Postmaster, W. s. King, Of
Minnesota
Thus giving three OF the Offices TO the West
enc 70 the Middle States, aud one TO the East
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TILE PROPOSED RECESS

The Republican members OF the House will
hold caucus on Wednesday night, at which
1t Will BE- determined whether or not t. take a
recess until October, and if so. whether the
House committees shall be designated before
the recess. In any event, 1t will be requisite
for the Senate 10 remain in session for a couple
OF weeks, at least, To confirm new appoint
meEts to fill vacancies caused by reflections
Postmaster General Randall states, we under
stand, that not less than two millions OF dol.
lars are now in hands of clerks OF post Offices
destitute OF postmasters.
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FINANCIAL,

Lewis Johnson 90, quote Stocks and
Bonds in home and foreign m arkets as follows
NEW YORK. March 5.--1st Board-U - 1851
Coupon ts, liU: do. 5-2N's/ ll6S: u - So
1p-4es. Coupons, 9S; Canton COMPANY.
4k: Cumberland Coal Co. prsfd. "a; q u,ck-
snver Aiming Co..36; New York Ger tral r. X ::
I2n Ere allwsy, G31: Hudson River X r.
1877, Reading X. X. =: Michigan Csnfral
X. X, lU7: Michigan Southern and n Indiana
Il. X. TX; do. guaranteed, -: Illinois Gen
irsl R.R ll5h; Cleveland anu Pittshurz n x ,
1eA; Chicago ard Northwestern r. r. 3+s,:
do. preferred. 624; Uieveisnd and Toledo X
IL. ICY; Chicago and Rock Island Il. R. OBS;
Pit'sburg, Fort Wayne. and Chicago n. n !,
VIZ Ohio and Mississippi Certificates, % ;
u old, /. 30 %. m, 1875 -
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DROPOsALs FOB MEAT.
0Ges Depot Com w,ssa,y Of SUBSISTENCE
y2neAaAsfA~

0Ees Depot Com w,sso,y Of SsbsisssNes. I
Washsssfss, d. c., March 4, ISL.
Sealed PrsDossis, Of the form Furnished by thu
underslGned Will be reeei we'd, In du cate until
IhyRsD "a tie 18Th q HsSsh e Ia m Tor ali
S the ~ Gnf snf require
for sale or Issue at the folio wing places. VIZ
Washfngton, p. e.. Alexandria. Va Fort wash
ingten, Nd, Fort Foete, Nd , and Fort WAi cpie,
Proposals win also be received for all the r,.,s
re! 6sek fsqpired for sales 70 ofhcsrs implied from
quality q ..sss parts lOss from rom e sss
Quarters and the lbs Of the fore ousrtSr. NINA
to be q excellent marketable suaIity and in nm.
eIeeltfolahle condition. The Fresh Besf re.
9uired fSr the troops Of sausl portions Of fore
a1G MOI Iees,. neek 'Asnks, and kidney
In all osses, IL the Meat 10 lot satisfaetorv ,vr
chases In the open market will be Uads A. IN q
expense OF the contractor. -
Ih: s9n re vii BE- required to deliver the
where he will distribufe II In suah 9uantities'
and At such times, officer OF the bai
Department may Dir cot. 90 :
SEPARATE lropssAls will be received for su pply.
ing either Of th. above named places '' ~
bids '''-As - A'
- Payment TO be made At this Office months. for
ell Meat purchased, or when In funds for the pur-
All questions respecting quality and condition
will be settieo by the of1cer OF the Eubsistepce
DEPARTMENT receiving the Meat. s : - !
The antrsct will be made for SIX months from
the lst day O. April. 1851: 81 such period e tn
cGp%;%3 a s Ssssrsl msy Ssssrnins h ~
at" and addressed to the undereisned
NH Est Majsr and O. e,U.S A,
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DISPOSAL OF PTRJIC LAM

Returns received at the General Land ofjc
show an aggregate disposal OF IL 7el acres of
The public lands during the month of Fen
ruary lasi, at the two following local Off ces'
Menasha, Wisconsin. 10, ls7 acres the greater
portion OF which was located with Agricul-
tura, College scrip. Tallahassee, Florida. 3 $50
acres taken ter actual settlement and cult va
ton under the homestead law of June DIST
Zoo, which limits the entries to 50 acres each
Since me establishment OF the local office at
Tallahassee twelve hundred and for.y tour
farms bave been added 10 the productive force
of the State of Florida.
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IMPEA rHNFNT

II is anticipated that there will he a warm
struggle in the House caucus OF Wednesday
night, upon the impe meut question, in
which the 'xtreme radicals will ende tvor to
have that question referred to a select COM
mitiee, with General Butler as its Chairman,
and the other Republican members will ESSAY
to refer it 10 the Judiciary Committee. 1t
seems to be believed that it will go again 10 thu
judiciary Committee
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FROM EUROPE TODAY.
The Eastern Question-Cor. O'Conner no,
Arrested-They Get the Wron. man-Fi.
naRcial. Nc

naRcial, &C.
BY Atlantic Gable.
LONDON, March 5-Noon.-Ccnsuls 81: Erie
36k; Illinois, 76A; Bonds, 73A.
LIVERPOOL, March 5-Noon.-Cotton quiet
The days sales will probably reach 5000 sales
Prices have declined u since the close LAST
evening; MiddIng uplands, i3xd The pro.
vision markets is generally firm. Lard is
quoted at DIS cd, Breadstuffs are quiet ard
steady. Tailow, 42s. Cd. Petrole UNI $ cd Der
gallon for refined, and lid. for spirits
LIVERPOOL. March 5-Neon.-Intellieence
has been received here that the ship Bospho.
rus, Capt Blanchard, from Callao bound To
Gibralter has arrived at port In Spain IN dis
tress. She had experienced heavy gales and
a number of the crew has been washed over
board and lost.
VIENNA, March 5-Noon.-The Easterp
question has become more complicated and
dispatches have been received from the South
which indicate that general rising of the
christians throughout Turkey is feared.
LONDON, March 5-Noon.-A dssp frorn
Dublin says That the rumored capture of the
Fsnian, Col. OConner, at Athlone is untrr
The arrested man proves TO be altogether an
other party.
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AND MISSOURI RIVER RAIL
ROAD

In accordance with the decision Of the Sec
Rotary of the Interior, the commissioner has in :
sUncted the local land Offices 10 Nebraska to
restore after thirty days public otice the odd
sections OF land therefore, Withdrawn on ac-
count or the Bur1ih gton and Missouri River
rallrCad which are outside of 20 miles from
Tue Ilne OF route OF said road, and that from
and after receipt of Instructions the even seq
uons with the % mile limits of said road cou i'd
BE held at per acre AT m at price su
TO settlement and entry under the preemption
and homestead laws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-05

SERENADE TO SENATOR CAMERoN.-Las.
evening number Of the citizens OF Pennsyi-
yanis temporarily residing in this city Assem-.
bled at the Office of the State agent on Eleventh
street, between and 4, and, accompanied by
Heala's brass band in full uniform, proceeded
to WIZARDS hotel and rendered TO the Hon.
Simon Cameron complimentary serenade.
The Senator responded to the compliment by
brief and felicitoss address, than king his
constituents for the honor conferred, afts
which he in vited those present to partake of
his hospitality.
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Walls orraA Hopsx.-The ep,er,ri.,n

Walls OPERA HousK.-The enterprisins
proprietors ofthis theater had a rousing Der.
efit last night. showing that their untiring eff.
forts 10 cater 70 the public during the winter
season Just closed were properly appreciated.
1he house will be re-oPened for the spring sea.
fon TO morrow night under the m ana emeut
OF tnat careful actor, Mr. III. Ii. Phillips, whose
experience W III enable him to keep D its rep.
ntaiion as first class place Of amusemenis
He has engaged the popular Comedian Mr. =
w. Glenn for the fret week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-05
STATE DINNER AT THE PRESIDENTS

n DI.N 5.
The las. State dinner this season of the
President will take place this evening at six
O'Clock, in the state dining room at the Ex-
ecutye Mansion. Cards of in vitation have
been issued TO those members Of Congress and
their ladies not heretofore in vited The lis, OF
In viiations for this evening begins at the letter
X and embraces the balance OF the list.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-05

RFJRCTED.-The Senate, In Executive .es-
sion rejected the nomin atoms OF Surgeon Chas
Sutherland, u. s. A, to be Assistant Medical
Purveyor, and Morris 8. Miller, u. =. A. 10
be Deputy q uartsrmaster General
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-05

APPOINTMENT OF u. s. DISTRICT Arros.
NEY.-By private telegram from Washington
yesterday, 1t Is learned that A. Sterrett Ridge-
y, Esq, or this city, has been nominated 10
the Senate by President John As N 8
district attorney, in the place Of Hon William
Price, rejected Mr.. Ridgely is the son in |. la W
OIL Hon. Revsrdy johnson, and a legal prac.
tuoner OF severel years ing,-Baltimor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-05

PArKSTs TO BB IssUED.-Two hundred and
one patents will be issued IF ,m the Paten,
omce for the week ending on Tuesday, the
lstn instant. During the past week as6 appIi-
cations and "A caveats have been fled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-05
CHAPLAIN OF THE HOUSE

In the House, this afternoon, Rev. DR. g. r
Boyn'on was elected Chaplain of the Fortie,h
Congress, the vote oeing-Dr. Boynton, 81:
Rev q. II. Hepwortb, u; DIR. Hall, of the
Epiphany Church, 10; Rev. Peter Cartwright,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-05
TEE REAL soIEsTIFIo AsrRoLoGKR OF
AMERICA IN WASHINGTON
ONLY FEW DAYS LONGER

All those Who by Astrolsry
Their destiny would know.
And wish 20 test this Science
should to Prof MACRICI no
HE skill by thousands have heS, triad.
One Dollar 10 his fee,
lnTwelfth street be does reside,
-Four huhdred and seventy
The Planets he will read 10 You.
And tell what 10 decreed;
Whaf TO avoid, and what 70 do.
would yoa In life succeed
And live life of ease;
De 70 the sick restores their health,
Ne matter what disease:
he tells IL You will married be,
Or Live and die maid;
Tells what amount Of family;
peseribes your husband . lrade;
The Past and Future tell he will,
Mheteyer they may be,
In Tvelfth street new where he lives.
-Four hundred aud seventy. NH Lett
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PUBLICLAND FOR MrcUIc,y

Commissioner Wilson of the General Land
Omce. has received from the State Land Office
OF michigan list OF lands selected by that
state under the grant for Agricultural Col
vious selections an aggregate OF 225,2 2 se
acres.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-05
A LONG SESSION

To-Day being Cabinet day, no visitors were
admitted at the Executive NJ ansion. All the
members of the Cabinet were present. and the
session continued until half past two O'Clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-05

II
GEN. L. c. BAkIRg History OF THE
stCkET sIRv!CE,
AG NTS WAnTED
~ every city, town. county, aud state OF the
Unlon, TO canvass for this work. This history
vss announced one year ago, but owing 20 the
suempte OF the 0svernmeLt 20 sur press IL. its
publication was delayed. IL will now be is.ued.
unaitered and unabridged. under the supervfsion
OF Cen. BAKER. Ii contains . full aud Ofici al
expose OF the Intricate installations Of secret
enemies Of the Union. -.
For startling deyslopme nts and thrilling adven.
lures, this book eclipses the famous experiences
roaehe and Nidoci. The marvellous psr rstives Of
General Baker are all attested By the highest
omcisl authority. IL will contain the only ofci Al
history OF the Assassination conspiracy. A full
n.tofY 81 this great startling and terrible crime
ICON ITS CONCEPTION, IN TIE HAUNTS
" yILLAINI TO THE BURIAL PLACE OF
BOOTA, has never yet been placed before the
public. The work also fally exposes the nefarfoss
system sy which Prsidential pardons were and
are so readily obtained at w as nsten.
Inc Dorals Of the National Capital are thor
ougby ventilated. and there are some strange
reveiauons concerning heads OF departments,
members OF Congress, female pardon brokers, and
oseuneeished military characters.
FOR circulars, canvassing mum bers. and all other
in,orTst aS; e6dress Il; O. BAKER. Post Once
Ihis werk viii be ready for delivery on the LIST
BEIene bat those Thoroughly oonysrsant
With tie business, and with good references 80 10
character and esponsfbility. need apply. mhf-ln
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Fptxsp OF ST. MAJ. Mr.,v,

FRIEND OF ST. MARIE MURDERED
RoME-Since ST Marie left Roma a friend O,
has, Charles Gaze, IN the Papsl Zouaves, who
had known Surrait. has been m rdered IL 4,
supposed that he WAS killed because it wa
inspected that he knew or and aided IN the ar.
Test Of Surratt While 81. Marie was in Rome
after Surratts arrest, he received letters
threatening his death il he came to the United
States
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COMMITTEES To RE AppOINrrn

The Speaker announced thu. afternoon in
the House that he would appoint but three
committees:-Ons on Elections, one on Mile
age, and one on RuIes, unless the House should
order otherwise.