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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-01-25

GENERAL LEE.-Nothing could be more
modest and pnobtrusive than the coarse Of
Gen, Lee since he surrender 10 General
Grant lie has had nothing to do with
politics, and, as We learn, does not 50 much
as read The newspapers. His time and at
tention are exclusively devoted 10 the per-
formance Of his duties as president Of
Washington college, where, upon a salary
Of $500 or $4,000, be lives in the plain
ness and simplicity which has always char
acterized the man. His example is one
which should command Che respect % bis
enemies and Imitation Of bis friends. No
one ever hears from him a solitary word
which aayors Of qusEulousaesss or discon-
tent. Cheerful, faithful and true, he is
grander in adversely than prosperity. and.
tested by all circumstances. exhibits an
equanimity Of spirit which is proof alike
against the batteries and the frowns,of for
tune,--Bqltimore Transeripk
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-01-25

ETHERIDGE For GovkREoR.-A move
ment is on foot to bring out Emmerson Eth
eridge for.GoveFnor Of this State. He has
strong claims upon the Conservatives, but
it is questionable whether he could com
unand the greatest number of votes.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-01-25
GUrrA PERoHA CEMENr.-Tbis is made

GUrrA PEncHA CEMENT.-This is made
by disolving Che. gutta Pereha il chloro-
form, SO as 70 produce a hopey-lke fluid,
which IS spread upon he article 70 Be We
neeFed and allowed. @ .dsy, The pieces
aye Then warmed until The coating soflens,
and are then pressed together Patches Of
leather may be thus put upaa boots 10 a
manner which defies equally detection aud
dampness.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-01-25

In reference to a decision o the Supreme
Court of the United States, aSRadieal jour
Datsays 1.-The Nation will have. to over
rule that decision. The Democrats may
cry and clamor about the sanctity of a judi
cial decision, yet, in one way OF. another,
tia! decision must Be anatltizated."
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-01-25
Intarestino to Ill!

II, persons indebted to the estate Of a. u. Bal
~ lentino, decd, by note or aecounts viii md
their notes in the hands Of Rose q Gordon,
Cali afbhefr Office overth old Planters oank ana
nav them before You pay costs, the estate must
be settled. " r. BAILEY 1IsL1
ian II A44At T.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-01-25

HERE is the object Of The constitutional
amendment as announced by Stevens :
THE great virtue Of the amendment Isl,
that il cuts down their representation and
takes away their power to override us,
when they shall form constitutions 6tto be
represented ra ~
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-01-25

A MARYLAND paper puts forth General
Grant as President. and General Lee as
Vice President of the United States, for
the next term.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-01-25

Hos. EDaUED CoorFR.-congress haV-
ing changed tbe time for the meeting Of
Che 40th Congress. it is probable that Gov.
Drowulow will order an election Tor mem
bsFs thereto. sometime in February, The
term for which Mr. Cooper was elected
viii expire on the 4th Of March next, and
on that day the new session oommences.-
He wiz be a candidate for reelection. As
Jet, we have heard Of no opposition to
him, and suppose there viii be none
Should the Governor order an election we
may expect Mr.. Cooper home by the. mid
die Of February. lShslJyvili Republican.
WHEs alone we have our thoaghts 70
watch IN our families cur evil .tempers
and N society that uBFuly member. the
tongue.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-01-25

The cbaitanooga AMERICAN Union learns
that the engine Of the accommodation train
on the Shelbyviile Branch road, burst It's
boiler on Friday.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-01-25

SLAVERY was Thoughts % be the great
cause Of sectional strife. But slavery is
gone and The sectional strifeis ferceF than
ever. Dead slavery seems more potent for
strife than live slavery was.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-01-25

about years old, about &c hands high, one hind
foot white, and small scar on the muscle Of one Of
swing. a liberal reward viii be paid for her re-
ccyeTy or ior any inform ationeoueeFhinr her.
Dec l4-i JAS. a. y SKILLERN.
Floreuce journal ard Huntsville Wsehiv indie
pendent copy u an1ssond bin to this Office.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-01-25

A WRITER. dwelling upon the impor
lance Of small things, says that he always
takes notice even Of a straw, especially SO,
if there happens to be a sherry cobbler at
one end of it" z8L
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-01-25

Is the contested election case OF Thomas
against Arneil from this State, Che House
has decided to give The former, who is con
testant, further time to take testimony.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-01-25

THE test oath prescribed by Congress
FOR post masters, has been declared phcon-
stitutional BY the Supreme Court and we
may cOh6de1tly 1ook for general opening
up of the postal ranks.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-01-25
EXECUTIVE COMMTTTEE.

Gen Jo.x C. BhowS, TAo9fAs N. JoSEs.
500 JAMES MoGALLUM.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-01-25

AT the january term Of the Robertson
county Court, the following motion was
made by Joseph Hardaway, Esq which
was carried and made an order; That ali
eolorod males Of twenig-one and under
forty-fye years, Of age, pay Poll-tax for The
year l967.-Ro5szsoa Register
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-01-25

Miss HosMER, has the cast of a monu-
ment, which she desires to have toe freed
men adopt and erect, alta cost Of $780,
Geo. TO the memory of Lincoln. The next
thing Will be payment of the national
debtby the. inmates ofour charity hospitals
and poor houses. es
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-01-25

THE general tenor of advices from the
States south of US. is to the effect that Che
freedmen are almost all of them unwilling
to work upon contract during the current
year. They prefer to have shares of the
crop, and this arrangement is in most cases
made by the planters.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-01-25

JUDGE DAILY, Of New York, has decided
that fines imposed upon members oftrades'
associations according TO bylaws for work
ing under scale Of prices adopted by as
soeiations, are legal and can be collected by
action of law the same as any other debt.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-01-25
STOLEN
q BaY &c.

ie suhscriberse stable, 2miles south Of Pu-
Tenn, on the night Of tho STA inst,
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-01-25

IT is said that the introduction into Con-
gross of propositions looking to the inn
parchment of the President, has caused
foreign holders of.-Ameriean. securities to
return them in large quantities. Chickens
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-01-25

The insolence Of Radicals who say the
South has no one to blame but herself for
not being in the Union. resembles that Of
fellow who slams the door Of your own
house in your face, and then curses you for
not coming in to clean up the rooms.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-01-25

IT has been we'll said. that the thing
most likely to make the angels wonder, is
to see q. proud man. ButPride of birth is
the mostredieulous vanities-=-ita is like
Boosting of the root of the trees Instead Of
the fruit. eE ao s@'s
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-01-25

TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION
Feur Dollars persAnHuIns InvaFiably in Advance.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-01-25

0ssio1 %. rAsf eongf' foatio segAPs-rF .s14ln'.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-01-25

MORNING, JAN'Y 25, 1867.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-01-25
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
OFFICERS

JAMES R. Crow. Agent, PULASKI, Tenn.
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gulaski Oitizen.

L. W. aIocoRD, Editor end I'ublisller.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-19
To ADYERTIAERA.
THE GENITAL SYSTEM

considering the great convenience OF the
decimal or GENITAL 81 stem of weights and meas
ures IN simplifying calculations aad expedit-
ing business Transactions, and the ad vautayes
OF having fixed and uniform basis on which
10 plaee-Salues, instead of arbitrary and vary.
ing standards, II is u great wonder that our
practical people have not long since adopted a
uniform decimal system of weights and meas
ures. Chicago has taken step In the right
direction. and AL her immense grain receipts
VIII be sold and bought by the hundred
psuhds after this month. Albany and ST.
Louis have adopted the new system; and the
CincInRatI Board of Trade proposes TO follow
but rec Dmmends the Ist OF Saptsm Der instead
OF March as more suitable season to COM
mence, when the new crop OF cereals begins
10 move. II also recomm- n ds that ether trade
commodities than grain be included ia the re.
form movement. The Cincinnati Board of
Oncers also had under discussion the expe-
dlency OF changing the standard weight
OF barrel OF flour TO two bur dred bounds
The Boards of Trade and business men in
all OF the above cities, AID in Others have also
mao under consideration, and generally agreed
TO, the pTopTIety OF taxing steps to secure su ch
IegIe lafIon at the hands OF the Congress of the
United States as may De necessary to MAKE is
galIy uniform for the whole country this pro-
posed reform, and to adopt such other meas.
ures as msy introduce into general practical
use decimal system Of computations for the
measure of all quantities and values.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-19

r0RPHAus' OorRT, ysdse Puroeu.-ro-ssy the
VIA Of The lste Narxsret Maekel was fully
proven. The testatrix leaves O. 200 for The 80 g
u.s. Of Lime Wagner and dnects that of the
balancs Of her property one half shall he d.
Sioed between Marearet Tile, Edward Ulle,
Michael Maekel and Lizzie, and the other half
between her two brothers. VIM. Grupe Is
named as executor, and letters testamentary
We re issued TO him; bond $4,000
Letters documentary were ISSUED TO Adsline
Lee, on the estate of Richard Henry Lee: bond
e2U0. )
.Inne McDermott was appom ted ruard an 70
the orphans of Thos-. Hughes; bond $500 and
Johanna kieffer, 10 the orphans OF Philip
KiefFer: bond 35f0.
The first and tnal account Of the adminIstra-
tor OF M. 81. Clair Clarke was approved and
and passed.
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THE MILITARY GOVERNMENT BILL.

As appreciated by us yesterday, the House
to-day refused 10 concur with the Senate
amendments to the House military govern.
ment bill, and ask for a committee Of confer.
ence. Messrs. Stevens, Shellabarger, and
Blame were appointed the committee on
the part Of the House. The Senate is
evidently determined to stand stoutIy by
It's amendments, Messrs. Sherman. CONFESS,
Hendricks, Stewart Pomeroy, Lane and
Wade having expressed themselves warmly
TO that effect. In the debate to-day, Messrs.
Sumner and Fessenden were alone in favor of
conference. During the discussion, some rather
tart colleagues sprang up between Messrs.
Fessenden and Howard and Fessenden and
Wade to who had favored the Blaine
amendment and who had not; the personal
discussion occupying considerable time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-19

OBSTRUCTION OF THE Ice BRIDGE OVER
THESCsQUEHANNA.-Tb m I'D W Gather during
the past week, accom- panied BY copious sho "
ers OF rain, had the effect of raising the river 10
sucn an xtept That the ace yielded 10 The pres
sure. and a general break up took pIscs ON
thursday. The weather was very foggy. and
persons could not see but . few yards from
shore, Otherwise the Spectacle would have
been grand. The only damage done was 10
the SusQuehanna Iron Comp2ny's wharf
which was torn up considerably, and in a mo-
ment huge cakes OF Ice were piled mp MANY
leet hign' some OF the Ice was from - 10 p
inches thick. At the breast OF the dam tper. Is
an immense mountain Of ice, which, by actual
measurement, is 30 feet high. At Safe Harbor
the water ran To point nearly as high as in
the memorable flood of 1857. Davis's store and
other buildings were completely surrounded
by water, and should shove take place great
damage would be done. Columbia NM.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-19

An INDUSTRIAL DANGRR-Stronr svmn.
TOMS oil another outbreak between capital and
labor begin TO be observable. In Boston The
lourn- men plasterers lately resolved TO strike
lot the eight hour. system, and We now ob-
serve that the master mechanics OF that city
have been banding themselves together for the
purpose OF opposing the movement Master
mechanics In all branches seem determined TO
tight The eight hour movement wnereyer N
may lake practcal shape. They rightly rea son
that II the operatives In one trade succeed an
establishing the system the battle Will yIrtu-
ally nave been won for all. 1t may be AZ
pecteo, therefore, that any movement IN this
cry or elsew here, to enforce the proposed sys.
tenn by a strike, in any branch, will be fol.
IoWeo by ccmoinea opposition on the part OF
master mechanics. There is every probability
ofsueh aresult. and this consideration sheui d
have due weightin the minds OF those who are
urging the eight hour referm.-N L. Sun
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-19
SECOND EDITION,
O'CLOCK p.
O'CLOCK p. M,
FINANCIAL.

Lewis johnson 90, quote Stocks and
Bonds In home and foreign markets as follows.
NEW YORK. Feb. l9.-lst Board-U. s. reg.
istered. fesf, le9xi do. coupons, lOgx; s-20's,
registered, l0A, do. coupons, III: do, 1866.
Hsk; 10 aoe, registered, g: do. coupons, =;
10 ., lO6 Ohio and Mississippi Certtcates,
24Ai CaHton, i6k; Cumberland, 81 Z uicksil-
yer, Mariposa, ~; New York Ger tral,
lOix; Ere, 5sh; do. preier'd, y. Hud.on. I3s. :
Heading, H3k, Mchiean Central, los: Mich
ieen Southern, 20; ILLINOIS Central, II5S;
CLEVELAND and Pittsbnrg. SsH; Cleveland and
Toledo. llsf: Rock q Leland. s6S; North wes.
tern, 3S&; do preferred, 655; Fort Wayne
W, chicago and Alton, -; Alton and Ter.
re Haute, 80, Toledo and Wabash b, 4Ok: W. u
Telegraph, 43 Boston Water Power. z5x; Pa
cific Mail, I55; Atlantic Mail, Iei. Gold, l:3e
p. m, 1861, r-. :
LONDON, Feb. 10 Noon.-[Per Cable /
Bonds. 3; Consols, ok; Erie. 37I; Illinois
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Affairs In Grore,toxp

THr RATUIoArI-s MssrUsa -I,a., .i,,,
we anu. negro sunI age men held a mae me-
ing In New Market Hall for the purpo~a .,
ratuying the DcRinations of the Goa rSa,,s. =.
lasi week. The crowd began % "a. =,
10 early hour, and 81 ~ O'Clock Hs,iTs
american Brass hand. IN fuH uniform. Ls-k
Postaos on lse D AtfOTm, and en- terUslDrd N.
auoNnce with some hne mnsic. The me.tin1
WINS crfsHized by electing Hon " Addison
preoasn,; James Gnsdard, Of the nrst pre-
clucf; j.. Simms, % the d. Ssmp.l t,r,n,.,
Of the ID, and X X Crawtord. OF m. AR, y, >.
preslaents, and John II. Darnes secrrtsry
The halI was densely crovopd n hayinr h..n
lepoitea ma hon Messrs. Rogers and voor.
bees would address the meeting Con.ideraAl.
DISAPPOINTMENT was masif-ste,f vhen Al vs.
asceriaineo n NJ neri her OF he eentl.man nsm-a
would b present
be was jpst from sack b-a. He wa. gIsa n.
had come. as there com fsrt n n a .propr.r.
mrnt IN the scene before bim. He thoprht ne
saw som-thisr in the up'-rned faces thai
plainly satd the riGger CAL rul- The -sl
unregistered voters will come Gp IN time Mr.
A, proceeded 10 srgne the question VINO ~ me
Negroes best friend. and conien ced that " " no.
the negro himself, nor the aoolitsonlst, nor rad
ical, bat the sestbern white man: asd the ne
proes have turped en- masse against their
frienc-. But the speaker was confident of
uIresistrred-soa of them opposed 20 negro
tunraee-and these will come up In time %
insure succ~ss. L
The Mayor introduced Messrs r r Crau.
ford. Col. I y. Florence. Mr. AIKEN Mr. y L.
Simns, ard other gentlemen, VINO succes
stvely addressed the meeting upon .ha I'm
PorlaDcs Of hsrnonIous acton in this contest
urging The laying aside of all prejudice OF =
personal sharactrr. ana 20 vote untte,fly f,-
the nominees OF tue convention.
The Mayor announced 10 the meeting tnat
during the week q committee would be NJ n
Office daily 20 give veters all necessary an
formation relative 20 'ne approaching election
that they might require
II was aiso proposed 10 hold precinct NEE.
ings to-slght at the following places LIST pre-
cipct, AZ Horan's, on Bridge street: ID. ~ cor.
ner OF High and RPall streets; Sd. al Lang.
Hotel Alb, At NJ. Rey nold's, corner OF 81 ana
Frederick streets
The object Of these meetings will be, made
known at the pisces indicated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-19

~Potatoes are selling in Maine from 60 10
20 cents a bushel. ... az. 49, 80
ga Cincinna / telegraph operator says he
mas always noticed that nine out OF ten changes
in the weather begin in the West.
~The Legislature Of Kansas has amended
the constitution OF that State 60 as 70 extend
the right OF suffrage to women a. well as to
men.
~ln London, during the week ending Ian.
uary il, forty-two persons, twenty-five of
them women, committed suicide.
~ girl in Jersey stamped to death her II .
legitimate child. - = :
ga Scotch lady, Miss MacFarlaad. has
been preaching 20 large audiences IN the hall
OF the Polytechnic in London.
@Nrs. Peter -Brew er, an old lady of seven :
ty-one years, fell down stairs on SATURDAY.
last in Utica, and broke her neck. She was
trying TO de cend In the dark 20 relic We the
watchers over her dead husband.
- There appears to be q general ucolIapse ="
OF the Gift Lotteries, ana kiadred schem es
1t was full time.
- 1t is stated that W. H., Stevens has dis
covered deposit Of gold At his place In Ones.
terheld, eight miles from Richmond, Va. II
has been tested BY . minersleEtst.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-19
TELEGRAPHlC NEWS.
EROM EIIROPE
THU !" EUHOFE. |.
The Feniau Outbreaks Sappr~ss-d-Ffnan n.
cial and Com ME rcfal - -


eial and Com uaercfal. .aN -
(By Caole 70 AssociasAa prssss ~
LONDON, Feb 19--Noou None of the armed
Fsnians in Kerry county have been ca rured.
and they have all disappeared. The Irish
peasan'ry are perfectly willing TO give any
intelllr.nce, but thew objec TO assist 10 the
afrset OF their counirymen - .
Thrte snips of war riding at anchor IN
hinmare liver, 10 awe the people into ooedi-
epce ana service, IT need be
- Esri Darby FIRST Lord of tbs Trsas ury,
says, ON eiAaty, that the alarm mas p assed, aud
ali he peasants are loyaH.uf d ...rrI p a .
TIE Government Will treat tSe prisons
Jusuy, aid II need be severely - =. 80 ss
Tie Irish Secretary, Lord Mas. says that
no sew rising Of the fenians need BIZ nppre-
bended. There were only III engaged in the
late revolt. Notwtths taedtng their denials
ths Goyernmfnt is still sending troops TO Ire.
land. The Laacers Guards have received or
ders 10 depart Immediately. ..st..- --
oldvERRo0Ls Feb ~, Noon.-The cotton mar
krt Is quiet and Unchanged. Sales of 500
bales Middisng "Uplands I'D Brsadstufs
stead scOrns 3Os Cd; wheat, 43s Cd. for Cali.
fornia; provisions general y firm; lard declined
to50s o.. -n ----r. q .T....F 10
LOSpON, Feb. 10, Noon.--Consols, 81; Erie,
3tai u. s.. Saws. 7s; Illinois Central, ex-
dlvidend,S74. s,r.4r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-19
LOCAL NEWS.

CRIMINAL COURT-Judoe Fishsr-Yesterday,
In tne case Of delaware Hudnull. alias Banks,
and Dennis N olan, indicted for keeping baw-
oy mouse, q nolle pros. w6s entered; rs also IN
the case OF aemas H. Matthew'S, indicted for
larceny. ~ ~. --...,....-., ~ = .-- -.
William Brown was found guilty of larceny,
ana under sixteen years of age. ..-
Robert Bundy, found guilty Of larceny, was
sentences TO imprisonment in the Albany pen.
itentiary for one year. .r ., 800
James Gordon, indicted for larceny, was
found not guilty. -. .... 49,. -.
Aaron Mann. Indicted fer larceny, submitted
his case and was sentenced to fifteen days i'm
prlsonment in the county JAIL In another case
against the same nolle pros. was entered.
clinton Smith, found guilty OF larceny, was
sentenced 10 imprisonment in the Albany
peaitentiary for two years.
Robert Sail and james CLARK, indicted for
larceny, were found not guilty.
This morning. lsaac johnson was con y,cted
o. larceny. as also Robert Jones and George
George Ward. indicted for an assault and
battery, submitted his case and was fined "a
In second case a nolle pros was entered
In the cases Of Robert Jones and George
Wilams' indicted Tor larceny, Hot.e pros W as
"a Isaac washington was arrested for obtaining
money under false pretonces. |
" ophelia Armstead plead guilty to charge
of larceny. $50 Oh :, -"
THE RIVER rs OpEN.-Our enterprisinp
neighbor, T, M. Harvey sends us some delici-
ous bivalves, so large, fat, fresh, and delicate
ly navored, that we are con WINGED the Way is
open direct to the oyster beds.
TEE LITTLE GIRL named Reeves. who WAS
outraged in Jackson Hall alley, died yester-
day from her injuries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-19

ANOTHER SHOWER OF MKTBoRs NEXT SIM
MER-ln letter addressed by n. Levierr,sr
10 Slr John Herschel, and published by the
Paris koniteur The Frenc CHI astronomer states m.
views concerning the swarms OF falling stars
that will viEit us on or about the ltth Of An
gust which, he says, moves In an orbit psr-
OF the month Of OVEN Der move in a direction
contrary to that Of the earth; and asks SIR
John Herschel on what grounds he THINKS IN is
latter fact to be contrary TO the theory Of the
nebula - ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-19

lHH HONE JoCRHAL--The last number of
THIS popular family paper announces tina, it
viii hereafter be conducted by the nrm of
MORRIS Phillips Co. Mr.. Phillips has been
1or q Iosg time the "business EDITOR of the
Home SoaTnoI, and hts associates, Mr. George
ferry and Mr.. j. H. Elliott, have been for
years brilliant contributors to It's columns
The reminiscen ces of Mr. Willis, now appear.
ing in the Columns Of the Home Journal. Ara
exceedingly Interesting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-19

PRISONERS FOR ALBANY.-The following
named prisoners, convicted a. the present term
o: he Or minaa Court here, we're yesterday sent
10 the Albany peniteDuary 10 serve out their
terms Of sentence !, rTbemAss Shepherd, John
Bell, James rankin. Henry Cam pbelI. Mel
son Lindsey, Jeremiah Johnson Edward
Smith, Matthew Connolly. Arthur Grigsby,
and Robert Bundy, Goa victed of larceny. ana
sentenced to one year each; Charles collins
and sguetue Simms, Is mouths escb; Dim
ton Smith. Henry Boves, and George wash
ineton, two years each; Francis Harrison, con-
Sicted Of mansiaughter, ana sentenced 20 five
ysars.