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The London T,mss gives an acoountof GU
rious law suit that had Just been decided In the
HYDE Park Gardens and in the neighborhood
Of w orthing, had executed q will by which she
named as residuary legatees Of her property,
two persons, named Dr sm p, ma ana 10 mr. Ms samuel
sister, Mrs Teb6tt, and two Of her sisters's
children opposed the will on the grounds ofin-
capacity and undue influence As the proper.
not perhaps, surprising that the evidence and
arguments of counsel should have occupied
nine or ten days.
The chief interest OF the case lies in the
amazing revelations 1t affords Of the deiusisns
Of which human nature is capable. II Is only
necessary to name q few Of the delusions to
which Mrs. Thwaytes was subject. She was
accustomed to declare "that she was the Holy
Ghost, the third person in the Trinity, and Dr.
Smith was the Father; that she was above
the influenza through all creation, and that it
bad to 20 through her first that the br utes had
attempted to poison her; that one stage of her
work was bin dness; thatshe had gone through
the new blrth-every hone and sinew and drop
OF blood had been made new; that il the Al
mighty loet her every thing would 60 to chaos;
that she was about TO bring forth the Saviour
OF the world; that che held direct communica-
ton with the Father; that she was tho first
great cause and the pivot on which the whole
world hung; that she had head. dress OF hair
| the judgment day; that when the work was
| finished she would have Buckingham Palace
and Windsor Castle; that she and the doctor
made the thunder and lightning, and were in
| their glory in good thunder storm; that they
| were the Supreme Beings, and communicated
together, though they were absent from one
another: that the judgment of the world was
| to take place in her drawing-room al Hyde
Park, and that she was TO take part in it with
| the Lord Jesus Christ in connection with DIR.
Smith,
Mrs. Thwavtes provided baby Linen in an
ticipation of the birth of our Saviour, aud, be.
| leving that her drawing-room would be the
| scene OF the final judgment, she furnished it
| elabarately at the cost of $4,000 To insure
i its due adornment for this purpose she en-
gagged the foreman Of London firm, and paid
1 him so pounds a year for his services. The
| tiara of diamonds which was to adorn her own
person was duly reserved for this great occa.
sion. One of the witnesses was permitted to
kneel and worship her. She described also
| the exact process by which the cholera was
| sent into the world through her agency She
| did not alwaya name the same persons as con-
| sttuIDg the Trinity witness .goes SO far as to
| say that she spoke of introducing fourth per-
| con into it." Notwithstanding, again, her be-
| lief IN ner immortality, she ordered, In 1884, a
| vault to be prepared for her own burial and
| that of DIR. Smith. not to mention that she
made in a will.
This evidence was go conclusive that the
will was set aside on account OF the mental
| incom petence Of the deceased, and her i'm.
mense fortune Of f40O,0tO (S2,0O0,G00) will go
| to her relatives.
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CONCERNING CoFFRE.-Whether a daily mu-
final hot bath be good thing for the stomach
IL warm weather is question which NAV be
LETT 10 the decision ef those who are wise in
the matter OF slim illus and reac tion irritation
and counter-irritation. II has occurred to us,
however, under the exciting innuen OF n
glass of soda with coffee strip, that dietstic
experiment In the substitution Of coffee frozen
for coffee at a boiling point might be made dur.
ing the dog days. We suggest the addition OF
'cofee-ice" to the bill OF fare of the average
restaurant OF our period. At present il is onIy
atfalDable at first class CONTEMPORARIES ana
Delmonico's, places where people of moderate
desires and means least do congregate.-N Y.
Commercial
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- A female abortionist in Springfield ha :
just fitted up and opened new and larger es-
Enlistment for her increasing business.
0The capital OF Nebraska has been loo ated
fifty miles northw west OF Nebraska City. ItIs
in the midst Of q very fertile tract OF country,
and is TO be called Lincoln, in honor of the
martyred President.
SThe Central Pacific Railroad Company
have rooted ten miles Of their road passing
through the snow regions. ana intend to co.. YER
all the most exposed portions for winter travel
MA report comes from the West Indies that
an agent from the United States was in ia
malca prospecting for field for white emigra.
ton frsm the Southern States.
RTEdward Pavson Weston thinks he can
walk twelve hundred miles IN thirty DAYS
and expects to make $1,000 by doing SO in
the fall.
EyThe Nation says SOS Will purchase any
testimony wanted, in New York.
- The Nantucket Inquirer and Mirror
says peanuts and popcorn were not mixed
up with piety when we first knew camp meet
ings. nor cigar smoking and psalm singing
But the times are changed, and we with
them"
G-The Portland physicians account for the
remarkable heaithiness of that city this year
by sttributing it TO the purifying inf uence OF
the great fire.
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PROPOSALS FOR NEW JAIL. s
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
WASHINGTON, u. g.. July 81. 1i7. {
Sealed proposals will be received az this depart
mcnt until II O'Clock NJ. on Tt ESDAY. the seven
teenth Of September: 1871: for the erection of the
Jail: in and for the District of Columbia. author.
lied and provided for by the act of Congress ap-
proved July 25. 1876: and the joint resolution ap
proved March 2. 1861.
The designs, detail, drawings, and specifications
can be at the architects Office in the eastern
grounds of the Capitol. Washington City, every
and p. nj.
Separate bids will be received for the masonry
work. brick work. ircn work. and car pentry work.
The contractor whose bid may be accepted will
be required to enter into sufficient boud, to be
approved by the Secretary of the Interior for the
faithful completion of his contract. Payments will
be made as the work progresses. on estimates GER
tined to by the architect but twenty per centum
of the estimates will be retained until the contract
is completed. ee.stt
The contract win be awarded to the lowest re-
sponsikle bidder, bnt the department reserves the
right TO reject any all of he bids should it be
deemed for the interests Of the Government to do
SO.
The bids will be opened at noon on the 18th day
efSepember in the presence of such of the bidders
may choose to attend. 4 - !.
Proposals should be endorsed on the envelope:
Proposals for New Jail. - and be directed to the
Secretary of the Interior, WASHINGTON. y. G.
fs O. H. BROWNING.
au 6-l2t ~ Secretary of the Interior.
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aus d.. WELLS eco, Auctioneers
GALE OF LARGE AND VERY VALUABLE
- REAL ESTATE NEAR THE CAPITOL.

On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, 10Th September
next. at O'Clock, we will offer at public sale. on
the premises, all that very valuable property-Lot
No. J. Square No. 574, fronting 24 feet inches on
lst street west and l67 feet inches north
street. containing about ~, 1856 square feet
The attention of capitalists and the public is par
ticulary called to this property, which presents
great inducements for profitable investment as any
in the District. 1t Is situated on LIST street mid
way between the Baltimore Depot and Pennsyi
vania avenue in the immediate line Of railroad
travel between the North and South The extern
sion of the Capitol grounds, now being made, will
place beautiful park Just in front. Two horse
railways run within hundred yards. and connect
with all the public buildings.
As location for large railroad hotel, it presents
unusual attractions, both by reasonof its proxm
ity to the Capitol and the that could be made
Of the Tiber Creek. on which it is located.
Warehouses situated upon it would command
great advantages over any other location in the
city. Parties interested in purchase of real estate
wonld do well t. examine the property before the
dag OF sale. which has been subdivided into twelve
building lots.
Terms: One-thirt cash; balance in six and twelve
months from day of sale, secured by deed of
on the premises.
Sle0 dc posit on the day of sale.
All conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the
purchaser.
plat Of the purchase can be seen at onr Office
BRENT PHILLIPS.
au 23-law Four and half at. No g.,
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RALTlMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- WAsH1u6ToN, Nay 3, noon, l67


- aS 7s
prsins bstween WASHINGTON AND BALrI.
MoRE, and WARRINGTON AND THE WEST
are now run q follows. viz:
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave DAILY, except Sunday, at Too, 745, and l7is
D. m, and 2:a, and 4 81, and s:45 .. m.
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave oaily, except Sunday, at Too q. m, and 40
FOB Way STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS
JUNCTION.
Leave ct 6lS ana Too Q. m, and ct 2:oo and l:3p
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
from Annapolis on Sunday
FOR BALTiMoRE.
Leave at 7'4S z; m i, and 90 and s;g p N.
Leave a. 7. IS A. m. and 4.s1 and 3:ts D m.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave daily, except Sunday, at 7AS .. m, 40 and
On Sunday at 4:Se and s:D D. m. only, connectipa
at Relay Station with trains from Baltimore 70
THROUGH TICKETS to the West can be had 81
the Washington Station Ticket Once at all hours
in the day, as well at the Office Of the Bank
ers and Brokers' Telegraph Line, 34s Pennsylva-
mia avenue between 9Th and 9TH streets.
For New York, Philadelphia, and Boston, see ad-
verttsement Of Through Line"
=. L: WILSON, Master OF Transportation.
u: NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GEO. 8: k00NTZ, Agent, Washington.
ocO-d Il. j. WILKINS, Passenger Agent.
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[NHR0UGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTO
l PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK,
. "a

WARRINGTON, Jan. 8. 1857
MI nra,ns between Washington and New York ar
FOR NEW YORK, without change Of cars.
and ZOO p. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily Except Sunday at 7:l5 and lal5 ?.
M, and 4J0 and 20 D. m.
ON SUNDAY.
m only. ~ ~" -
daily va ~ ''0S y NJ '"i1
Boston, can be had the Station Once at ali hour
IN the day as well as at the sfice in the Bank
nue., between 9th and It'll streets
see baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement
napolis, and the West -
T. L; WILSON, Master OF Transportatfo
u. nj. COLE. General Ticket Agent
GEO. S. KOONTZ. Agent, Washington
-. WILKINS, Passenger Agent.
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NEW B00KS.-The Seven Weeks War-.ns.
trian and prussian-by III. NJ Hozier. yols !.
scots Life Of Mostly with portrait; Maudsiey IS
Ra1noiogy OF the Mind; Wool Gathering by Gail
Hamilton, 4 Story of Doom, by Jean ingeiow:
ffn,oine &c Bonnsyal, a tale Of Paris; Goldman 8
July Braithwaite's Retrospect for July 'o'
aa o-----f RANCK TAYLOR.
~ gu g LA NGF ID, the thorou RI. bred
racing stallion, procured from the ~ 5
l2 91s o. Ssw Jersey, will make the seasen6
81 81 80; prif n and ending November
Sest O. neorgetown, in the District Of Columbia
.! jag iei Inc seseon, pay able at the time Of ser
ssnni hi,I. Pc0'sfeo Ano further particulars see
% an %. Joe q. W. TURNER,
- .,sEafsg.s9 Manager.
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AUCTION SALES.
by D. L. WELLS CO.,
- NV. corner LcuisianA ASenue aA0 0eA %.

81 e %saI ss.,s ss .,..s. ga 81 n.
sAsF. e wv Asa5sREs H FAH
Sss: :ss 8, s1ts;ssl i 81:
corner street east and street north
tanning sboat $1,000 square feet Thi: property is
rads sns tsan &
have been recently graded. The iocasion high and
secured by deed Of trust trust, with notes bearing in
T,s down e. SE H;s s ;o
P.s.-0wine to slight interference these Lots
but we ask ali persons, who wish to buy, TO be pros
emit on the ed Instant as the sale is positively Pc
rsSI;taGary and the property will De sold to the high
aui5 d. WELLS & CO., Aucts.
ITHE ABOVE SALE Is UNAyOIDABLY
Post poned. on account of rain, unsm TUESDAY
Il fe' %kRIs co. 'n xaats
b tfste Clerks na wit With Jas. G. Mcclure Co..,
Star oce sS sSs anu 'n
or THE DRuG STORE. NORTH " EST COR
s SER OF rBENNsYLv MAJ AVENUE AND
On THE ssHpHHEI AT august 9th at 10
nj, We YES. shall sell the entire kafistures &c
street ct eHWnp pr A. in part:
Two Walnut : silver Io Plated Show Gases
full and fine assortment Druggist Glass
Window Globes Ornaments and Show Jars
Drug Mill. Still, &c, Stoves
Gas and W alter Fixtures
Large assortment Drugs, Medicines and Phar
Patent Medicines. Perfumery, Combs, Brushes
Pomades. Cosmetique, Hair Oils. Dentifrice
Puff and Powder Boxes, Dyes, Medicinal Lii
Terms cash COOPER LATIMER,
au 2z-4t INTEL Auctioneers.
QY COOPER 4 LATIMER, Apctioneers.
SOUTHWEST Corner PENN ayenue and 1ith Street.
Star Office Building. 49,
TW%EM AFD sTKEE rs S SqR mp
sTREETs' NORTH, At AUCTIoN.
Under and BY virtue ef an order Of the Orphans
the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia on
the 10Th s of ms I'll SD GHsh "y
south 10 feet inches front Of Lot Nc 10. Square
No 402, running back with that width 70 feet.
At 81 O'Clock p m, on the same day, will sell
in the city of Washington, and although unim-
proved, is highly valuable.
and twelve months, with interest secured to the
satisfaction of the guardia an. All conveyancing
and stamps st at cost Of II the terms of
dian reserves the right to resell at the risk and
cost of the defanlting purchaser. upon Ave days
notice IN the iSHs HoIsISGGswoRrH
Guardl eoo 81 MsFEIIstf RR0 R1etyy
au2l.W ,F.M&ds ~ ~ 1u'''
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With ELEGANT SCENERY. Palace State raom
day and night Cars with modern impro vements and
saying from four to twelve hours in time over any
and Central New York
THREE DAILY TRAINS TO THE WRar.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO THE NORTH.
Through from Baltimore to ROCHESTER and
PITTSBURGH without change,
POTS, and no FERRIES,
Tickets by this route can be procured at the Of
ice, corner 9Th street and Pennsylvania avenue,
will be given at all times,
Passengers procuring tickets at this ONCE car,
secure accommodations in Sleeping Cars for FL
mira or Pittsburg.
Sixth and Penn a ave., Washington, d. @.
49,, ED. 8. YOUNG, Gen: Pass Agent,
del-ly Baltimore, Md.
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TREATMENT or BLIsTERs-Itis q common
error that II is beneficial TO break a blister i'm
order TO let out the water or blood which fills
IT, This water CT blood is q healing substance
OF akind most appropriate for the parts where
the skin is destroyed, and if the blister he al
lowed 10 dry, new skin forms more rapidly an .
der 1t, and much pain IS avoided. In excep
tionaI caaes, when the blister is very full of
small portion OF the fluid may be given a
chance TO escape, by the prick Of 4 fine need lie.
"A blister should also be cover up in some way
20 protect II from being rup-ured by accident
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PROPOSALS FOR BOOKS AND STATION.
III cry

PROPOSALS FOR BOOKS AND STATION.
i cry.
OFFICE TRUSTEES PUBLIC SCHOOLS. !
WASHINGTON CITY, August II, 1866.
until IL o clock M. SATURDAY. the oath instant,
for the use Of the Public Schools for this city for
the school year beginning the irst Monday in Sep
5 dozen Worcester's Primary Spelling Book
Il dozen Hillard's Primer or Ffrst Reader
dozen HiIlard 3 Second 81, Reader Reader
sdozen Davies Primary Arithmetic
8 dozen Hiliard s Fourth Reader
4 dozen Worcester's Comprehensive Spelling Book
IL dozen Coburn's Mental Arithmetic
10 dozen Warren Is Primary Geography
2 dozen Davies Elements of Written Arithmetic
dozen Davies Practical Arithmetic
2dOzen Lossing's Primary History of the United
4 dozen KerIs First Lessons in English Grammar
dozen Kerls Common school Grammar
dozen kerl's Comprehensive English Grammar
dozen Song Gardens-Part
4 dozen Song Gardens-Part 2
dozen Song Gardens-Part 3
u reams Mercantile White Cap Paper
II reams First Quality Commercial Note Paper
3doZen Plain InkstanAs 3 inches
1000 White Adhesive Envelopes, 3 by 51s
2.OC0 White Adhesive Envelopes, 3A by sk
40 gross Spenceran Pens, No
40 gross SpenCerlan Pens, MOI
100 gross Spencerian Pens. No. s
20 gross GilIott's No. 3n3 Extra Fine Steel Pens
800 quarts Doyeil's Black Ink
IL dozen Wool Black board Rubbers
100 gross Chalk Crayons
The above articles are to be furnished by the
Each proposal TO be endorsed proposals for
Books and Stationery" and to be addressed to the
undersigned.
AS many more of the above articles as may be
required to be furnished by tine contractor at the
same rate as may be specified in the contract.
Such articles not in the above list may he or
T. EDW. CLARK,
au 10 2awt24 Chairman Com on Supplies.
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SThe Atlanta tGa.) Intelligeneer says
"One Of our citizens, who has devoted years
of patient study to the subject has perfected
plan by which he proposes to travel with mails
and passengers from Washington to New York
In three hours. His theory has met the ap-
probation OF all the scientific ana practical
men who have examined it. He is no dreamer
or enthusiast, but has arrived at conclusions.
after patient ia vestigation and Iaborious study
and experiment. All that he needs for a prac.
teal i'll Illustration Of his invention is means
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-23

How TO SAVE KEROSENE Olive find the
following in one OF our Pennsylvania ex.
changes. 1t will be easy for any one to try it
IA short time ago we Published an article
from an exchange to the effect that salt in q
kerosene lamp was great saving Of Oil. We
have since fully tested 1t, and II is q greater
saving than was stated in the article referred
TO. Fill the lamp half full Of common salt,
then fill up with oil. 1t burns with q clearer
flame, and it is q saving Of more than twenty
five per cent. In OIL. Try it.''
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VELoCIPEDEs.-The tired swelis OF Paris
have found new sensation. They propel We
iocipedes In the Bois de BoulogEe, by the cas-
cade. Among the amateurs are some Of the
most eminent men in Paris-Prince Murat
Count Savern. and others. Some OF these have
become so skilitui as To 60 twenty four kilo.
metres Fifteen miles, an hour, without the
least fatigue Some grand races during the
Autumn are at present being organized, the
course to be gone over extending from the
Rond. point OF the Champs Eiysees to Saint
Cloud. Several trials have been made, and
the distance has been done in thirteen minutes
In fact. some considerable bets were made on
max occasion These gentlemen are about 10
form velocipede club, to be devoted to the
new sport.
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1907 GREAT uOnS
1901 PENNSYLVANIA ROUTR 1901

&AE
TO THE NORTHWEST, SOUTH. AND SOUTH.
WEST
Un and alter May 9th, 1867, trains will leave -
Washington."."I A. NJ. Baltimore .....l2 10 P. N.
.....4.36 p, NJ. - 90 . ~
.....S.2 P MI I'D "a y NJ
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PROPOSALS FOR CORN.

DEPor QuARTERMAsTERs OFFICE, !
SAY ANTONIO. TEXAS, August 1, lSa
Sealed Proposals. which must be made in dupli-
cate will be received at this Office until IL clock,
noon, on TUESDAY, the 10th day of September,
1867, for furnishing the Quartermaster's Depart
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BRENT 4 PHILLIPS.
au 23-law Four and "a half at, No 81
10y GREEN h WILLIAMS, Auction GERS
ID No $50, Southeast corner 7th and SITS

y No. a2b, Southeast corner It'll and ID SITS.
cHANcERr S ssEE q q XA6T}1NE REAL Es
No. s7s-Equity.- johanna E. Rupert and John
kuppsrs compartments vs. Bernard Gesr
BY ass PASSED in this
cause on the 10th day Of July, 1857, win sell, on
S agy q e soh ESP the
lowing named valuable property. .viz:-Lot mum
M 4 House "sss shiss
The lot has front Of % feet on N Street and isj
feet deep. On Lot No; . is large two story Frame
on North Capitol street. with depth of 20 feet;
making Msl both pieces Of property very valGable
One fourth Of the pure base money to be paid down
on the day Of sale; balance in six, twelve, and
the deferred payments. bearing Interest from day
Of sale, secured by deed of trust the property
sa S sfms Of ssa n
dsfauiting purchaser. BY advertising such resale
BERNARD aRHHIEESE E1 %fHfiS ~ Tt g:s
account na II hnsyh sAh Until
instant same honr and place.
,, order Of the A1sfsis; IN E'aiIis
ID Salesroom 295 Pennsylvania avenue.
At PRIVATE SALE 3In
well built three-story BRICK HOUSE. con-
tanning II rooms basement. and kitchen: brick
each. ~ w 81 #s - -. =
This property is beautifully located. corner 4tb
and L streets, Navy Yard. 1t viii be sold 10 and
on easy term. seK 80 fl5gJeS,s6 y IN 3
For further parttculars inquire at onr store.
aus @ - dAELE d Co.. Aucts.
lAPAEEsE MAGIC FLOWERS 57EE7
aas-e. KING PLACE
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SUBSISTENCE OFFICE, o. s. A..
- INREAR OF No. 1O5 WEST LOMBARD STREET,
PALTTMoRE, MD, August 20, 1851
. SEA LED PROPOSALS, in duplicate. will be re-
ceived at this office until II NJ, onFRIDAY, Au-
gust 80. 1851, for the
FRESH BEEF
required for the supply of the troops. hospitals.
and officers at Winchester. West Virginia for six
months from October l. 1851. such less time az
the Commissary General of Subsistence may di-
rect
The Beef to be delivered at Winchester West
Virginia, the order Of the Com,nissary or Acting
Commissary of Subsistence at that place,
The Beefto be Of good and marketable quail
ty, in equal proportion of fore and hind qua rter
meat necks. skanks, and kidney tallow to be ex
clnded.
The necks of the Cattle slaughtered under this
agreement shall be cut off at the fourth vertebra
Joint. and the breast trimmed down. The stanks
Of requarters shall be cut from three to four
inches above the knee joint, and of hind quarters
from six TO eight inches above the gambre or hook
Joint.
Bidders requested to he prese mt to respond to
their bids and lie prepared TO Civ bonds for the
fulfi liment of their contract.
Proposals must be endorsed distinctly ''Prop0-
sails for Fresh Beef. and addressed to the under
signed, who reserves the right to reject any 1r all
bids not to the interest of the United States.
Conditions, requirements. payments. &C., as
heretofore. THOMAS WILSON.
Breyet Lieut.. Col. and G.. S. L. $. A..
au 2l-9t Brevet Brig. Gen. Vols.
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VA 81. Louis negro obtained a divorce
from bis wife few days ago for conduct that
seems TO be by no means peculiar to the infe-
rior race.
50 John H. Resgan, postmaster genera, IN
der the CcDfederats government, writes mat
ne has received his pardon from the President
and will devote himse TO securing earl = re-
construction and restoring peace and harmony
70 the cou ntry.
~ A suspicious clink was heard from the
garments OF suspicious female 1T recent
picnic near Gotham, and on invest iga,iop by
oinssinz fsnian, u was found that she had
been stealing lager beer glasses. She had
strung them around her CARERS
10 snow how completely iron steam
beats are superceding wooden steaIaboats i,
may % mentioned only forty of the latter were
buut IN England last year, while TWO hunnred
and eighty three iron steam vessels were
built. "''e
~ Mr.. Ashman. residing in Clear f,resk
township, Cooper county, Mo, was s,ieny,x
bitten en- fle fingers by a diseased m ME whicb
lie Was ate mpting TO drench. The po,sonons
saliva entering his system, he died NEXT dav m
shs greatest agony. An raving like maniac
KEsTuckY OVERWHELMINGLY papers
have oficial returns from 1U) counties which
give Helm (cem.) for Governor, a majority OF
Ss,3u1 over Barnes, and A,05S over Kin kha Al.
which Is 43,f7 over both. There are q few
counties 10 hear from, which viii probably
settle Helms figure at abont 40, 0G0 over all.
Too Much OF COOP THiA6.-Live stock
IDcressss IN nun bers far more RAPIDLY in Aus
ffaiia than the population, an d the grea. ques.
ton Few 10 how 10 get rid of them. Iii pro
posed IN one place 10 erect a Joint stock es-
adjustment "sapable of boiling down lo,ooo
sheep week.
THE FLOOD OF CONTROVERSIES So,iou.
Slsio Rspushcan thinks that those who hsys
sit< pded camp meetings during the nresent
GUNNER have lad a fair Specimen Of ..rysa,
cufpcur1nGs.'