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EOroddatoraI MdrSne NetOs sec Z7stvd Pnos.
E0nA "N EnAhAD1IA-. ~ - ''''........ OCTOBER a9
STATE OF THERMOMETERS AT THE rvur,,ra -
A. m'''''''''"0OIh a. M......''...S7l2 p. M.. 70
CLEARED THIS MoRNrNn
scnT n W. Drisko' Eaton, Charleston, j. O Sent, a
Sch scnr A. THONGS, Taylor; watchaprague. f. 1uo..
SUI decatur young Baltimore. J. b. Ruoh LUCAS
ARRIVED THIS MoRrrra
wsrrsS OiyLle DOW, days from Boston In palIas,
ss sGsr 10 CLARK sdays from New York with
schr island 8e, HOME, VSCssUp; SaS9a;rf from Boston.
hsSE s,aS A u RSsSsil Hodge. days from Portland
ters eS%sE tR RS%Sad s STATE Talbot ia hours from Bal.
moTe %tb n Ssa t oYe lS hours om Bal
SHIP Autocrat BurwelI henes To- g.
cleared % Baltimore 2Sth Inst ior San Francisco,
at Liverpool 18th inst for Philadelphia claarad
,Dst snip Arbu'us' KnowltOn, hence, at Iavsr, 49,.
SsIodn salP 6Ir%sn I1S Dawson for Philadelpb,a
weIp' Saiied fpo; hSyasn Nye from Phiadelpha n.
Brig La Crioia jordan p6Saeland 18th inst NAn'-
cleared 81 Bangor 25th inst nsch' for Philadelphia
cleared At EastDoS w1o1r9n s, Eaton, for PhladsDh,
insSa5t Newell Whittmore. hence an Ro.,o o.,
p6a a 1SSs%PSq Ss%PPOT Ib GIbAE from Calais for Phaas
pha a. NeWpopt st DSvis from Salem for Phaos
pOhI EiWOOo boron, JarVia Ror pkt
from Providence 26th inst -'' EhhaQelphla, sailed
,nsta5 D. A. Boiee' Boce hence at Providence o,.
26th Inst. Hohces AZ Newport
Norfolk oath mat. 0'phiai sailed from
Homes Hole a.tb nSs SsasnSn hence tor Salisbury a,
omsS senT se9se asss sd 1a Pearson hence for Salem
h n HVe kS xSe inst, and sailed again pstb at
sinnckson, r. ID. Endioott and 4 9iSnes - ~ godfrey. E
AoI bOstons shie9 rom HOmes' Hole osTb 9s hence
q sehIs diamond State, Conneliv. 4Osp t4 inst inst
Norfolk 25th inst, ~ " o. bOurke, hence az
Schr Hattie, Cartar 6or pht.,
Bangor 25th inst. 'VA Ehilaoelphia, clearad at
sssl seha y Emma, an ma, Penton hence for aeoroo, =.
steamtnS amssSon 10Th Inst 10 distress D. @,
OeioW New Orleans yesterday "' arrived on the bar
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"Aesistant Adintant.Generai.n 3
RECONSTRUCTION.

Delegates to the Convention s-RssuIt of
the Elections In the South as Far RS
Heard From
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VIRGINIA..
Reply OF General SchOfieId TO Gilmer's
PrOtest-Several White Citizens Or
dered to Leave RichmOnd-Hunnfcutt
House Guarded by Armed Negroes.


House Guarded by Armed Negroes.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. 28-From Richmond
tonight learn that the folio wing reply was re-
ceved this afternoon by John II. Gilmer in
reply to his protest to General Schofeld:-
"MR. ]. H. GILMER, Richmond
"Sir:-I am directed by the Comm andingGeneral to
acknowledge the receipt of your communication Of
the 26h inst referring 10 the late elections In the city
of Richmond, and TO say in reply that the charge of
official misconduct preferred by you against the su-
perintendent of election will be duly Investigated
soon as you will file proper specifications in support
of the charge The question raise to the legality
of the election will be referred to the Convention,
which WILL the proper OCCASION judge of the cleo
ton returns and qualifications of its own members.
"Very respectfully, your obedient servant.
''S. f. CHALFIN,
Assistant Adjutant-General"
Several citizens of that city have to-day re-
ceived letters from the negro Vigilance Com
mittee ordering them to leave the city within
ninety eight hours, because they have spoken
disrespectfully OF Hunnicutt and his party.
Hunnicutt has kept an armed negro guard in
front of his Office for the past three nights.
They have refused to allow citizens to pass on
the sidewalk.
learn that the charge against Lieutenant
Colonel Thomas B. Rose will De conduct unbe-
coming an officer and gentleman" in the late
election.
Rumor has it that the solution of General
Schofeld's action in the election is TO be found
in the fact that he is a candidate for United
States Senator from Virginia.-N. Y. Herald
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

FOraddtttO'sGI MdrSne NesOs sec Zht,d Eao.
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA. ,,..'. OCyropT1 ,I0'
STATE OF THERMOMETERS AT THE svunu,,..
IA. M...........6Ol II A. M.........',' 's7l2PM
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THE REBELLION IN CHINA

Anxiety at PskIn-An Imperial EdIct
from the EmPsrOr-NO Quarter by the
Rebels.
Great anxiety is said to be felt at Pelxin bv the
Chinese Government, owing to the presence of
the rebels in Shantung and Honan, and the fol.
lowing Imperial edict has appeared In the Pekin
Gdzete:-
Last year, when the Nien-iei rebels forced their
way from HO-nan into Hu-peh, repeatedly Ordered
Ii i-Hung-chang and Tseng Kuo-chaun with the
Hsiang and Hwai regim ents, and the whole available
force OF the province OF Hupeh 10 attack them with
Vigor, and we were IN expectation OF hearing that
,hey had been annthiated on the spot ana their
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..,. p ~, OLEARED THIS MORNING
scnrS W. Dflsko' Eaton, Charleston. r n soo., ,
schr A. Thomas, Taylor. watchaprngua
SUI Decatnr. Young. Baltimore, I ID Rnnf' f' HucAs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-13

@A New York Journal regrets that the
order prohibiting the sale Of fire crackers and
firearms on the Fourth, did not also specify
'pocket ptstols'-charged with whiskey, The
latter weapon did more damage last Fourth OF
July than all other kinds specified
~ A pastor in Sheffield preached sermon
against the outrages by the trades unions.
After doing 80 he received numerous anony.
nous letters, written apparently by working
nsn, imploring him for hts Own sake 10 con.
cesl his sentiments on the subject OF the unions
~ I rom London to Paris is not 80 far az
from Philadelpnia 10 Piusburg, and not very
much further than from Philadelphia to
Washing on, and yet this short distance di yides
two nations almost as different from each other
as II sea Of fire rolled between them.
A GeoD ExAMPLB.-The Chicago police ha VI
commenced IN earnsst to proeec ute thsoe who
rent their properly 20 lewd characters, in
which to carry on vice. On Friday some thirty
or forty OF these people were arrested and In.
dtcted by the grand jury.
CHOLERA In ErRoPI.-The ch0lera 10 re-.
ported By the British Medical Journal to be
prevailing 10 considerable extent in some
parts OF France. Ohiciai reports likewise state
that sc has rxsed in the province Of LON hardy
ever since the beginning OF February, II II
also Announced on the coast Of the Adriatic,
The Toledo Blade susxeststn regard to
the shecuns OF MaximiliAn, thai II the Hdli vine
right 70 rnls" may inhere In certain famiifes.
"the divine right 20 shoot bsIones mat as mneh
to Juarsx e 20 The .Hspssufg who iuxaded
his county" :" d-'''.'!.
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THE EVENINGsTAR,
Virginia News.

A vast amount OF vegetables and fruits are
now being sent from Norfolk by every boa. 10
Boston, Philadelphia and New York. The
New YORK. steamer which left on Saturday
had on board four thousand packages of IF uits
and vegetables. and an extra boat will be re-
GuiYed during the season TO accom- modate the
demands Of the truckers.
Several attempts at murder and robbery
have lately been perpetrated in the vicinity of
Norfolk ar Portsmouth by parties of black
highwaynep. The last that has occurred was
IN the case of a farmer named Oakum, while
on the way to Portsmouth with aload of vege-
tables.
The FIncastle Herald says Farmers tell us
there Is danger OF a portion Of the present
years wheat crop being lost, from the great
scarcity OF labor prevailing throughout the
country
Mr.. William H. Beck, sold last week, to
Mr.. Sheets, of Reading, Pa, farm of 400
acres. belonging to Mr.. James II. Burgess.
situated on the Millw god pike, { miles from
w in chester, for SIS so per acre.
Young Mr.. Lock, Of Berkely county, who
recently endeavorea 10 Kill himself because OF
a disappointment in love is recovering from
his wound, and hopes are entertained of his
entire restoration.
son, blacks, who stole the safe OF Daniel Ma
Ioney, OF Norfolk. have been arrested in BaIti-
more, and S1,75D of the money recovered.
Mr.. Henry f. Lacey, has sold his farm near
MID dletown, Frederick county, the price OBJ
tanned being si2 per acre. The farm contain
ed sometime over 300 acres.
The country part OF Alexandria county,
which in cludes the "Freedmen's Village" at
Arlington. registers near 500 colored voters 10
50 white men.
Tle proprietor of the Charlottesv Vile Chron-
business offers the paper and office for sale
large ship is lying off Newport's News to
load with tobacco. which is to be lightered to
her from Richmond and Petersburg
During storm last week, Mr. M. r. Page OF
Clarke county, had three fine horsee killed by
lightning.
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The subscribers, thankful for the patronage here
tOtore bestowed upon them by the citizens Of Wash
lngton and others take this occasion to state that
they still prepared, and have ample facilities to
perform all orders i'll their line of business. and
done in as expeditions. cheap and wOrkmanlike a
cities. Their work comprises Steam Engines and
Boilers with all their appendages, either portable
stationary. for use on land or for steamboats,;
Circular Saw Mills, Shafing and Gearing for mills,
Castings iron or brass: Architectural Miscella-
neous Wrought Iron Work.. or heavy Forgings;
meters, and Pattern Making; in fact, all the
branches Of Mechanics appertaining first class
Foundry. They would also respectfully call the
attention of the public to their " Patent DiffereR
patented by them i'll 1862, has now been introduced
and in successful operation for various pur poses,
and has given general and entire satisfaction az
possessing every quality essential in rs class
steam generator. viz Economy in fuel, facility for
cleaning. exemption from printing or foaming, and
thcates now III onr possession. They have all been
constructed by us at these works, and in opera
ton III this city and elsewhere. We will be glad to
avail ourselves of the opportunity to explain its
The following il a list Of the Boilers on this plan
and now in use viz At W illard,s Hotel for warm
ing building; at Metropolitan Hotel, do. do; at
John G. Rves' Globe Printing Office; at United
States Hotel, warming building; at Soldier Home
north of the city; at Lunatic Asylum across the
city; at S. Arsenal. Fortress Monroe; steam pro.
pefler Phiadel phia. belonging to A. y. Cooley
Esq; steam Dredging Machine, do do: steam pro-
Peller Tlgress stern wheel steamer Virginia the
do; at Eagle Iron Works Washington stern wheel
steamer Gliding Star, now being completed at these
Works
ie 6-eo2m VIM. NJ. ELLIS BRO.
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AUCTION SALES.
MAYORS OFFICE, JULYe, 1851.


By virtue Of an act of the City Councils, and in
accordance Herewith shall offer for sale for cash
TO the highest bidder. on MONDAY, the 18th inst. /,
in front of the City Hall. at the hour Of IL the
exclusive right and privilege ofusing the several
Corporation Scales. until the st day of July, ISIS
for the purpose of weighing Hay, Straw, Fodder,
oats IN the straw, and Live Stock, situated al the
following places:
No; /. Louisiana avenue, between Ninth and
Tenth streets west.
8 No. IN front of Northern Market, at inter
section Of New York avenue and h street north.
No. 3. In front Of Anacostia Engine House.
No. 4. A. the intersection of Maryland avenue
and street north with Third street east.
No. 5. At the intersection of Vermont avenue
with street north.
The following is the tariff Of rates which the
purchasers are entitled to receive For every load
Of hay straw, fodder, oats in the straw; weighing
one thousand pounds or less, twenty FIVE cents;
one thousand pounds, fifty cents; and for each
and every handle, bale, package of the same, ten
cents for weighing live stock, two cents for every
hundred pounds.
Parties purchasing will be required to comply
with all the provisions of the act approved 2lst
February, 1853 entitled An act TO establish pnb-
lie hay scales. and for other purposes and an act
approved April 10, 1857, entitled San act 10 regu
late the weight aai sale OF hay =
RICHARD WALBACH, Mayor.
J. b WHEELER & co. Aucts.
No 81 Louisiana avenue,
X S-aotrISrh Opposite SeatOn House.
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TNHR0UGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
i PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
Z as "a

r.; WASHINGTON. Jan. s, 1857.
iralns between Washington and New York are
now run as follows, viz "
Tok NEW YORK, without change of cars.
Leane daily except Sunday at 7:45 a. M, Il: Is
and 200 p. IN. -
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave daily except sunday at 7:45 and l2.l5 p.
w., AID 40 and zoo p. IN.
ON SUNDAY.
m. only. wv -
daily. " - " ~
Through tickets to Philadelphia, New York or
boston, can be had at the Station Office at all hours
IN the day, rs well as at the Office in the Bank
ers and Brokers Telegraph Line, 3As Penn ave
nue., betw cen 9th and eth streets
See baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement
and schedule between Washington, Baltimore, An
J. L. WILSON, Master of Transportatio
u ID. COLE. General Ticket Agent.
GE0 s. kOONTZ. Agent, Washington.
oc Soft e
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THK Co OPERATIVE LAND AND BUILDING
ASSOCIATION OF NBw YoRK.-The main OBJ
Iect OF this association, just organized, is to
enable each OF It's member TO become his own
Ian dlord, and as many of our workingmen are
undobu tedly anxious to learn how this desir-
able result can be accomplished, we make
room for the following explanation by the
president of the above society:
FUNDS shall be supplied to members for the
purchase of houses. lands, or other real estate
within q radius of fifteen miles from the New
York CITY Hall the government shall be in
the hands Of president, secretary, treas
Urer, board of directors consisting OF eleven
members, three trustees and three auditors
all OF whom must be members of the associa-
ton, and elected by il: that in addition to the
officers named enc or more valuators, a soil
citor and a notary snail also be elected
The mem bershIp is limited TO 500 members,
and the shares to 81 600 each, no member to
hold more than five shares. Entrance fee 50
cents on every share which a person may
lake, and thereafter, the subscription is to be
so cents week on each share, subscriptions
TO be contributed until every member of the
society has received an appropriation. Paw.
me IL are TO be made weekly, and if dues are
not paid at maturity, then the society will i'm.
pose fine of five cents a week upon each IN.
paid share. Any member falling TO pay his
subscription for year shall forfeit all interest
in the society. The residue of the code con-
tains proper provisions for the disposition Of
snares on mortgages in the event Of death, and
for transfers. &c. 1t is proposed that the so.
ciety, whenever its finances shall warrant,
purchase tract of land, somewhere near the
city, as Its initial move.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
II UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

y,
On the petition of EPHRAIM L. PRATT, of Bos-
ton, Mass praying for the extension of patent
granted to him the 4th day of October 1855 for an
improvement in Machines for PAIRING Apples for
seven years from the expiration of said patent
is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Office on MONDAY. the 10Th day Of Septem-
Der next, at IL O'Clock M; and all persons are
notified to appear and show cause, il any they have
why said petition ought not to be granted
Persons opposing the extension are required To
file in the Patent Office their objections SPECIALLY
set forth in writing at least tsenty days before the
day Of hearing all testimony filed by either party
TO be used at the said hearing must be taken and
transmitted in accordance with the rules OF the
Office, which will be furnished on application
Dispositions and other papers relied upon as testi.
mony must be filed in the office t,ceHsy days before
the day Of IN airing; the arguments If any. within
ten days after fling the testimony.
ordered also that this notice be Rlbl.hed in the
c., and in the Journal, Boston, Mass, once 4
week for three successive weeks; the first Of said
HuDncauons 70 pc at least SIXTY days previous to
the day of hearing. T. g. THEAKER
~ S-w5w Commissioners 81. BAtenfs.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
GRAY HAIR

Restored to its original Youthful Color by the
use of that Scientific niscoverey caAed
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RE
NEWER
1t will make Hair grow upon bald heads, except
in very aged persons as il furnishes the nutgltiye
principle by which the hair is noGrished and sup
ported.
1t will prevent the hair from falling out and does
not stain the slim.
No better ertdsacs Of It's superiority need De dd-
daced thar ne fact that so RGHy .nIts1t .ohS Of a. are
offered to the pHsji-
1T is 4 SPLENDID HAIR -DRESSIEGl
Our Treatise on the Hair sent free by mail
r. p. HALL & co.
Nashua, N. II ., Propretors
For sale by all Druggists "a IS-e osm
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
UCTI0N SALE OF GOVERNMENT FRAME
"A BUILDING vt CORNER OF 151a
STREET AND PENSSYLNA-
AWHILE

HEADQUARTERS DepartJRen, of WASHINGTON, J
Office Of Chef JpdrtsrnsHsfsr.
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. July 10, 1851
viii be sold the premises at Public Auction,
WEDNESDAY. July II, at II O'Clock, noon,
the Frame Building adjoining the brick structure
corner Of PENIS lvania and l5i street, and
LATELY used for Offices connected with the Head
quarters Department of Washington.
Said building il fSN42 feet two stories h sh
and shingle roof with an addition zone story Box
10 feet, and contains 4i5 feet of pipe with five
light burners. and twenty and light burners. all
in good condition.
Will he sold at same time and place, y Window
Awnings and Fixtures, and 80 Window Shades and
Fixtures, all in fair condition.
Terms: Cash. in Government funds and "a
seven days allowed for removal OF buildings
NJ. /. LUDINGT0N.
iy loot Major and Quartermaster, U. s. 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-13

~EI. confederate General Louis T. Wig
fall, formerly United States Senator from the
stale OF Texas. is about entering upon the
practce OF law in England in connection with
American cases.
~The San Antonio (Texas) Heraldsa the
gold hunters tho left that city some time since
have returned for the purpose OF recruiting.
They were pleased with the signs and intend
making another hunt They discovered large
quantities OF iron ore.
RRvoLvRRs.-Tne Tur kish Government has
issued proclamation prohibiting the impor-
ta,ion Of revolvers. However such of those
weapons as were ordered before the 10Th
will be admitted upon the production Of proof
OF the fact. All others will be vigorously ex.
eluded.
1Two married ladies at Independence, Mo-.
serenaded their husbands one moonlight night
last week. The instruments were q brace OF
twins for each OF the lisge lords
y letter from Memphis says that crops
~ that region are luxuriant hey ond all prece.
dent.
formed q. Erie, Pa.
- A writer in the New England Farmer
says mar wnen tomatoes are growing near an
apple tree, the bcrers will not ,roubie the tree.
He plants tomatoes by the trees to prevent
them.
- Contracts for paving Memphis, Tenn.
with wooden blocks amount to so 700 ,0Oe
~Steaks from the jackass are served In all
the Paris restaurants.
ga Methodist college is to be established
al Lucknow, In India, where the Methodists
now have schools, with an attendance Of 3,OOO
pupils.
~ Miss Lucy Stone lectured in ALBANY on
"wednesday evening, on woman's rights.
~ hirty young men OF color are studying
Tor ne ministry at Richmond, Va.
.~aen. Scott conquered Mexico with less
than twelve thousand active men. BazsIne
could not do II with forty thousand men
a BLAsr.-A few days ago the proprietors
OF the salt Lime Works. at Ciifheroe, Eng.
land, nFed an immense blast. TIVE tons of
grnpowoeT were placed in the m No. and tha
explosion which followed resnlted In the dis
placement OF sooas twenty housand tons Of
Z. stone.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-13

WEST VIRGINIA OIL REGIoNs-The
Parkersburg Times of the ith says: Within a
couple Of weeks past a great change for the
better is apparent at Burning Springs. and
active operations have increased four.foId
On last Friday the Randolph we'll commenced
to now about 100 barrels per day up to last
evening. The we'll OF the Paint Creek and
Richie County Oil and Mining Company No
2. known as the Crane well, commenced to
flow 100 barrels of OIL per day, about week
since. and by dispatch we learn that it was
still flowing 100 barrels The Rice well is do.
ing handsomely, and the Newberger and Bra.
don we'll has latterly increased its production
nearly double. Here is grain OF comfort for
the des pairing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-13

GLYGRR1NK.-A bottle of this should be kept
ia every family. II is clear, colorIess syrup.
sweet-and forms the main principle in fats
1t has no smell If pure: hence is not disagreea-
BILE. For chapped hands or feet it is excellent,
preventing the air from reaching the skin
and hence Keeping it neist the great property
Of cure in such cases. 1t is perhaps the best
hair Oil in the world-as ii never takes on Ia mt
(hest not decomposing it save at 500 deg) Be.
sides. it keeps the hair molst-as it has the
merit OF not being dried by the air-but on the
contrary, draws moisture from the atmos-
phere. Thus it makes sweet, pure, durable
Oil for the hair. Ii is also the principal medi-
cine for ear complaints. especially dry ear
Pour few drops into the ear.
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SECRET DISEASES.

sAMARTTASfs GIFT is the most certain safe. and
enecfual remedy-indeed, the only vegetable REM
edy ever discovered. Cures in two to four days and
recent cases IN twenty, four hours No mineral, no
is the soldiers hope, and friend TO those who do
not want to be exposed. Male packages, 81 te-
male, So
SAMARI1AN's Roor AND HERE JUIcEs.-A posi-
tive and permanent cure for Spy hills, Scrofua Ill
GERS, Sores Spots, letters &c. Price 81 25 bot
tie. Sold by S. c. Ford See advertisement. my
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~ The New York Times, in commenting
upon some recent executions, says: The
number OF p!Ous murderers who are diving on
the galiow. just now in various parts OF the
country is quite remarkable. From these
dying speeches the shortest and most tri-
umphant route to Heaven would seem TO be
through Murderer's Allev"
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- The trial at Warsaw, Ind, of Lawrence
Harl. the boy murderer, has terminated with a
verde: OF guilty Of manslaughter'' Harl has
been sentenced to twenty -oue years imprison.
ment in the penitentiary. After the sentence
was made known to him he acknowedged his
guilt, saving that killed the child purpose.
ly: that he knocked him down with a hickory
broom handle and kicked him in the side after
he was down until he died. There is great ex.
element in view of the comparatively light
punishment inflicted on tha culprit. and the
horrible confession be has made
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u At Springfield. Illinois, on Sunday night.
John Graham beat out the bl aims of his wife
while she was asleep. When arrested be con :
tossed the murder, and said he was drunk
" hen be committed the deed, but was lealous
OF his wife and wanted to get rid OF her They
have been married about ten years, and have
four young children.
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- A distinguished clergyman in Connec.
ticut town recently attended a circus on the
same afternoon on which be had been engaged
to offieiaie at a funeral, and, watch in hand
enjoyed the evolutions in the ring till com.
PEELED reluctantly to leave and fulfill his
funeral engagements. He had, says An eve
witness, the sYmpathY Of the antire suden &c