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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-01-03
W. M.-C.C. Park;
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t ]. WA. II. Keiseckcn
Seneca Chapter No. AZ, Of Royal Areh

G. X. WATSON, High Priest.
JKssg WgigRicK. King
G. G. PARK Scribe.
A ReIic.--Att the suggestion Of Judge Lang, pr.
J. D. o'Conner presented 70 the audience. for m
spcciion Masonic aproh, OF iam5 skin, which
was worn by Gen Washington in the lsttar uar'
of,he 18th cnty, on an anniversary Of the e4ih Of
June at either frcdrrieksburg or Winchester, Va.
AT the breaking Up OF this. festival tho apron was
presentvdto Capt Mciuny who fvr many years rcs-
cd in The western pert Of Virginia. aud who died IN
90 or At Wheeling. The upruh must 70 years old
upwards. II pres euicd to DR.. O'Conncr on the
22ad Of February, 1917 lshas upon It's tcc What Is
M'souicaiy knownas the Masier's Carpet In hronzc.
Upon the len hand pillar pert q the Latin Prov
orb "Sa lay iuS 6rR "a fuiltfanslation II which
Is "a nd God said let there be light, and thCrc was
light uion the right hand pillar was the latin 1n-
cripicn "asdo ride scs"--a liberal trauslation OF
which is, "Icar thou, ecc thou, hut speak not and
giveno token orrign." The apron WIS oariously ex-
smlined ly many.
The suppcr.--Thc ceremony OF Installation
Of officers for the ensuing year teing concluded
the eycsiicnt quoir In attendance sang an apgTo-
priah ode 10 the air "Home sweet IlOme,' after
which the Divine blessing was invoked and the
audlcnc' adjourned to the shaNhan House At a
quarter TO q o'clock. Here wns aw eitirg well
catered supper prep red by p. p. Myers. The
guests were marshalled In couplcs to the supper
table. The ble,sng being Invoked by the Rev
Mr. Hroedwell, OF Clyde, Ohio, the usual asreea-
be confusion consequent upon an earnest aiacus-
sion Of yiands began, aud the hum Of voices in
small talk aud rcpartce testified to The good icol-
ing prevalent Alta late hour the majority Of the
guests departed 20 their homes wtie few lin
gered in the parlors OF the Hotel. by reson OF
the late hour At which the ceremonies were con-
ciu ted The address which vas 20 have been deliv-
cd by the High Priest, Cooper X. Watson, upon
maiters pertaining 10 the order. was posipoael un
til Wednesday event, 6 next, when It VIII he de-
lIyrred at the Lodge RON. The public we believe
are Mt liberty to attend on that OCCASION Friaag
Duly. -..t. r.--rt.- sr.f.rn r
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. A most DELE ishtful masquerade party
took place on New Years eve, at the
residence of Mr.. j. N. NAYLoR. The
attendance was very large and all
were well masqued; and in every con
ceivable costume. Girls, for the
noncc became boys aud boys girls.
Shortly after the advent Of the New
Year, the party dispersed highly
pleased with the pleasant affair.
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Or. Vt. (. MoRcAN'e
IMMEDIATE RKLIEF.
n It Invariably Cures

AHoLERA, cholora Mcshu,. xiii
- 0h p's"Asis c.4'r'sse \, :. X. s,o...,
r.e,A,,h,. yi.,i...... fN'h ~ 'e' S'o'a"sh 81
RI .umsii.m, rile., gaa
Fresh Cats o. nraiies.
nek rhou,and dollar, wa be etvsa 10 eavone
- Nbcwth rfocucc ihedirine thst viii rslev
fem pAtn a. speedily a. the medicine eiisf 10 the
n sys'y oa.'s interval paln
Nsstsmved nnon Mshfow,
Hos manv dtmont wouldho ssin
1hatlutk wiih'nui now.
The fatal secret .ifrs,eaisd,
That hNtcnt our decay.
'lOf. w.uia fsls sese that whils concealed
They have their gteatosttwty.
Lin M the eurtain, look withiu,
heholdih demons rise .tf
Cholersl Chai.sa Mortusl psin aud Ella
Of aWful form and sise.
The dt,sd aian IS ne crave loesbrssd
she h,,ters but 10 Nm,
feshans with silence sevs tfssed q
81 .a = Bat wvFAs eutfain niI. L. A l
I,tive. ou, those demon, 'f,m ,hsn,ms
NNi' not Ia nniher hour.
a Bpt ltes thysvh nom Al nv psin--
neheve, thou hAstt po'scf.
Were che wide ocsan hncd with inn,
Each blade af sfNss pcu,
The sktes one shcef Of papet-think,
'INyoaldfaiito wtite The siis Of m,o.
~ TeNflie the Anrui,h Of our raee Il
Would diaiu The ocean dry,
Too,hschv AID heaitrhe on the tpaoe.
IN ssrficl finhs ibeyhe
Rheumsiism and plies ystuutold
nfinr ur the mirhi, fc4r,
Like savage demons htrse and bold
In ccuutsst hoss sppcaf,
Eqrlp ,hytclL piertte 10 fsht
And uiisVe ihy toes,
They 1uhrt nnar rr.oived o smile
Unicsstbev them oppose.
Now strike tho remedy Il sure,
They wsv r, nov they tall.
Thy foes ~ slain. th0a h,at cuts
Tint Dc vesthe demous all.
An immedlNte relief, there u n rcmsAy found
", novely IN use beat. all medicines found,
'itsa positive rWe, bnt wauld Nou htc 70 SOC
That the disgoys rerNfitwas nohoilv " 'ae butmo,
~ pR.w. E.MORGAN,
Rooms At Mrs sn,on M,tsrt S'rss,, rtNn' {
a GENTS WANTED. - from siOO 10 $3.50 ~
- ponth csn be M I'd in ~ sale.
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THURSDAY. JAN. 8, 1867.

A good frame house and two lots
are for sale IL tho 2od ward, cheap.
Sec advertisement.
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THE TURNER'S Ball was largely at.
tended on Tuesday evening, and the
jim was only cxcelled by that at the
fair'on the same evening! The dance
passed of agrceably and the members
of tho association were highly pleas.
o with the success attending their
entertainment.
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SOME boys, On New Years eve,
while parading tho streets. burst ia
the front door of Mr.. WIN. SMoYERs
residences with stone or piece of
timber. In the morning the door was
found ajar, and the marks of a heavy
blow on the panneliDg.
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sUnsoank The long win.er j

SUBsoRnk The long winter is
now at hand aud ore OF the indispen-
sibles TO a freside is a good home
newspaper, We doSnot very often
urge the extension of our subscrip-
tion list; believing our columns can be
'flled with matter more interesting to
the goneralFeader, but We now call
upon all, especially the citizens Of
Seneca county, to subscribe for the
TRIBeNE. Tho past record of the
TRIBUNE will be sufficient guaran-
tee for what il will bo'in the future.
Friends roll in the names. There is
room in our books for 1000 more
good subscribers.
SoME one had the unblushiug i'm
pudeuce to walk into our Office in our
absence on Saturday forenoon, and
borroto our gloves, and il don't seem
to have occurred to him TO bring them
back ,.as yet. lie Is not the meanest
man we ever heard of but simply the
moanest we have not heard from. If
we should ever have the felicity of
mooting this person who makes small
matters speciality, ho may expect to
be handled ,oithow glovesl
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Boos' BAND played several pieces
at about O'Clock, New Years eve
The old year, the band effseipally
y aiayed odt." tf
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is,01 '. N..--Msil Tfda ieAves Tinn :eonsseis a
CsFey with 'r'in from Findlay A. Day,
ton, Tor Cincinnati.
Z. ~, ,. ". FindlNy Accom- nodatisn.
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For BrOnchctus. Asth a. a
Caiarrh, Consumption
and ThrOa Z Diseases,

rRoeiF' Ana ussp WITH ALWAYS ooop success,
Singers AND PUBLIC sp AKERs viii hndih.
rroohes a'sil In clear ns the voice wis taken he.
fore InsIhe 'peatng and relieving rs throat afer
mn pppsaal exeriiona af the yoea orgaas The Troch.
rs are recommended and Nrssedbea by Physicians,
nndhave had testimonials from eminent mon through.
out the country. Dsi"g article Of true merit I'D
hayirsproved ihelr efficacy b. y test OF many yean
each year dndig them Ia new localila, In variopin
'paHsoi ,hs world anl the Tr,,h,s M-d universal,
rronognced heIiet ,h'n other Adisles.
Obtain o'ly DRowS's iiRos6nA rRoomrs. and dc
not take any Of the worthless limitations that may b,
offered. tl5'- Sold eyerywhere [notea- % ON.
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Loeu notices Gfiesn cents peflne, one inseflion
tNentv-ave = &c afs, Two insertions and eve cen
for ench additional lnseFtion,
loabIe eolumu ADVERT ss,ntnts IS pey a additional.
IIlenevoient instiiutions--half local rates.
Tnbuiaf adveniss nents WILDE cha fsod an tncteas
of fonr-ialfan doable prices
AdysnisinK Agents IS nsf sent additional 20 ths
above prices. Ysaily advertisements, pAy~bis quar-
-. NJ Mseau, Advertiser.
MvKKs n MuLEa, Trbnne.
v ZRnN, Cnssfs faggs.
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8 q ID n Ia.

m snd aner SUNDAY. November ", is0G and
v mail iu''he' notice trains Win iesve astoiows
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REsTORER ANp DRESSING CONFINED

No othefrrsparaion for The hair contaps
Not oil. sold by all .Drngeisn.
ORRiN SKINNER 4 co.
Sole Priprieturs. Sphngdsh. Ma a.
Anil 10 l5f0-ns1-Iy
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CoRREcTIoN.-In the Premium list
published in our paper, at the close
of Fair, a mistake occurred in the
name Of the person to whom the pro
.mium was awarded for the best half
dozen brooms. Instead of Jas. An
derson, it should have read John An
drews, who has a manufacturing es-
tablishment in Bloomvillc, this
county.
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HEARD OF AoAIN.-That mysteri-
GUS beast Of which VIC gave an account
some months ago, has again made its
presence known to the neighborhood
where it turks on the Republic road,
and its voice or howl unlike that Of
any. other beast known has caused the
night wayfarer to stop and listen
awe-stricken and afraid.
Parties have attempted as yet in
vain to capture it. 1t is generally
supposed to be Wild cat !
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An Effeotual Worm Medicine,
~ Drown's Vermifage Comats.

an hfteotu2l Worm Medicine.
f. DrOwn's vermitage cOmaA.
On woRS LozxSoKs. Much sieknes,, undoubtedly.
with chldses end adults ,attsibe,ed TO other ceu,es
" "ooca''onedey ~drm., The vsRxruas CoN,
'irs," although eGsc,aA, In .des,royi worms,
can do ." possible ipiayto hs.mon delicate child.
Fh"sa'aah'e ceahias,ion hasbeen successfoliy uied
By payse'aus.sn found {, be safe aud save in rsad
ieatlns wotas, - hpsrailo ehildten
CnhoatS uNviSo woRssrcaaite Immediate At.
iea'lcn, M aeseet Of the trouble often causes pro.
longedsekness.
SrsproNs o. woNNs ~ cmLpnnS are onen
overlooked. wormsia the stonauh andho Ssl.oause
irritation which eaa be removed only BY The use Of
sefe remedy. The Ccs.hina,ioa Of in rsRsn NJ.
ssed " mtkiag BtowS's "NsRsWras Coustrs"
suchasie give ne best possible eject with ssfsty
CURTIS & nR iNS pr,pnslcs,, N,w yerk.--
sold hy alldsaicrs ia Medloiss,, At .sse's. box.
MavsL.tss0 Ia SCI
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TAFENN MARK ETS.
Corrected Weekly ~ p. sEEATH.
Hg Janss.ie6T.
GRAIN AND sHHns
Flour Isis Geo i4be.
WHEAT-Firm ot 81 90 to 2 80.
CORN--Firm at 56@s0 cents.
RYE--Sl per bushel.
OATS--Firm at SO cents.
GLOVER SEED--S7 90.
TIMOTHY SEED--S2 80.
FLAX SEED-Sa 25 per pushei.
HOGS--S6 25@7 90 pee owt
BUTTER Hoes AND LARD.
1 BUrrER--25 cents per pound.
EGGS--2o CENTS per dozen.
LARD--ln Keg1se per pound.
POTAroBs. PORK, &C., SO.
P0TAToES->7O@9o cents,
iTALLOW DC; q % ~ tA
CANDLES-Stearine 25 cents.
" Tallow 20@ % cents.
SOAP--GermaU 30, Common 8 cents.
WOOL. Selling at 45 cents to tS.
WllISkY--S9 90, and Common 81 &c
per gallon.
HAMS..l5 cents, per pouud.
BEESWAX ..25 cents per pound.
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AAlG.!i'g!s;;.: !. Il kIa||'R|III !. j!

yTTfNE or TAR I. apleasant preparation. cou-
~ tairing AL ihemedicma properties the Pine
Teeth the higlgatd degree flqniuhy cares coughs ,
CollA, consumptioL, SO,e fhott and Breast and all
the dseases or ihe Throat aud Lungs. II restore :
the system to peteet heath and in very effective in
curing di.eases OF tho Livcr, stomach, kidneys,
nladdet, ~. .afrf INrfIa kvt
7 sbdlby nrasaiGs At 81 50 y battle. uenuine
have Wine|n' Tar f" hio Nn On Tho boitle
Mo- -OLiNBb FiRp AZ 4 uO.. priprstnn.
nhfnhaml \ Van fehaaek. thcngr.
Jno. ~ PaIk and y ~. Suite 20, Cineinnati,
Ohio, General Agents. fltEffst
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RootI .,,n Rooti H.. Root

ROOTS PEsTAcHTNE preserves ihs ND or tho
tlair- chsnges " from gray 20 It's original color In
three weeks-prevsDts ih- hair rom faiRg--isthe
bs.i nniole Tor f-ssng fhe half ever fauad In tho
markrt-will surely ramave dandfuH and cure all
diseases OF the sralp--is ilrlighfully pariumrd
Cares badness, and win moi stain thu skin We
Tell thsrnry qncsly, and tell Il rue, when we SAY
A L. nerfapt
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TERMs oF ApvERrIsINa

THE following prices for advertising have heen
agreed uPsR By tbs news'erer PuhishaFs N rinn'
Tranuea; asv-rrsslnsnis per squaFe--oRe or -.
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ANOTHER MUTT.

Al sppie Stovc, you nus, compose,
y or niassesn trsss AID y ns nrsii rows,
Aed in sssh ros hvs Use, nest place,
o. revst ssssct 10 80 ny fsas.
RI.
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TRAINS GOING EAST.

BLOOMFIELD & OTIS. Manufao
tuters q Piano Foifes w waterocn, s7s Broad.
way. New York. Our PIANOS are hck nov ledssd 10
be squ 10 not sHpetiot iu tone,3d sabiity add in
i,h 90 az" sod IN Newlotk or ekavhets WAR
Rasrep 'KvEs yGAss. rfees ls,s than any olh,r
hrst cl,ss maLffssf fTAH rf1L
ssud fot price list. Jana ni2n3. Il
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GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL ESTATE,

Thanking my friend, Tor pas, fsvor,. solicit con.
timed pa fonaee. Respectfully,
nav9D-n7-ly A. j. EIiEss,
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Special Matitss.
For aIarklng Llncn, &c
~',
The IMPROVED INpRLIBEE PENCIL
PArENrtp, 1859, 1866 ] 4sii

Greatly ,Sppsyier 70 fadsiiiic Mks.
0eeItaci3sstl,nayt oeeti 800 ar
dclcs. W
Desirable convenient and useful. -
Springfield [ Mass II Republican.
For sale BY B1Oksellcrs, Stationers,
Druggists, &c. M,nulaelured aud sold at
Wholesale, by the
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DA,L ROAD IRON for sale, md Securities
il y Hegsh sted in connsrtion thffewhtby
EtTtr =. w. floPHIm A Co.,
AL Broadway. New York.
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Ercry Pencil Warraa ed.
ea0~ Price 80 cents. .
dec20nlOtd..
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NORTHAMPTON, Mass.
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NO. 1 BILL OF FARE.

Pariei IRON N stance will be served with plaiu
or fancy reffeshn.enls on short nolics.
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Cincinnati, Dayton, & Eastern R
R. Company.

LtrssEE OF sANppsKT & CINCINNATI n. \. !.
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and you win baso four gallSns h the
demUohu aud four in the cask.
NiN Yours, II.
Robert Linn also furnishes cor
rect solution. he also presents
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Itchl Itchi WA Itch

Na. la Cbaalhsl. b. Nra YoIk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-05-03
Affairs An 0e>reetevn

THE BuTcHxRs AND TaE OokeokArIoH.-
THIS morning, omoer Fiadley arrested twea-
ty.twe butchers Asd hucksters dealing N the
butchers market for trading without license,
and they ruled their cases for trial this ausr-
noon. This brings mp the questioa whether
the Corporation has the rignt to refuse q
license to dealers In the Butch srs Market, and
auP them IL they deal without license.
IL has been troublesome uestio, for so ne
time. The Corporation claims the right TO ee :
tzblIsn euG regulate markets uuder The char
ter The butchers and huckstsrs claim the
right 70 sell where they please. oaly con oed az
the right Of the Cooperation to lie sc and az
them. They have employed able counsel in
WaShingtor.
TIE EXOHASGB yas very fair al
tendance al the Merchants Exchange this
morning. The Offering were II,&Ie bushels
corn, IS bushels rye, 30 wheat Sales Of is .
bushels dapsged corn At 4l.l5 per bushels
l.HG bushels white corn at 81 2i; IS bus nels
rye st 81 81 80 bustes corn at 81 D. 300 bu 81 =
els wheat Sd 26; 50 bushels a. 8 40; 50 bbls
extra f. our At Si475.
The CASAL.-Arrivcd-The Catecttn with
iron, TO market; Red Eye No. 1. corn, TO do
George MohIer, Limestone, to the kiIns, and
thirteen boats with coal-To Borden Co Ill 3
tons; American Go, 325. II tons; Dumberla ad
Go f3i I tons; Central Co, $50 tons; Ham,
sbire anc Baltimore Co, Ill tons Departed
The SailIe Billmyrr, fish and salt 10 Ilft loo X
as, and sixteen boats light
PORT OF S.-Entered-Steame
Express, Nickle, master, from Baltimore
Cieared-Schooner Emma Virginia, Dennis
master, for Salisbury, and steamer Express,
kickle master, for Baltmorb.
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Special kilograms to the Star.
PROM EUROPE TO-DAY

UnensneSs in Financial CIrciss-rhe
Peace CeufereAee-Ns Plan Of Peace Pro
PestA-InsurreotisAt In CatsIsnia.
tBy Gable 20 the Associated Pressl
LIVERPOOL May 3-Nooa.-Cotton is ouist
MiddlinE Uplauds. llkd.
IOEr s., May s-Noon.-Conso,s Oh IT, s.
5 s0s, IN; Fries, fsx; Illinois Central, 7s,
The other markets are unchanged
LoNDoH, msy s-Evening.-Oons,der,
areas n SIS Is felt in financial circles both here
AID on the continent As the result of the
firth coming peace conference, Earl Darby
says chc ally no plan has been certainiy q xed
upon rs basis OF the settlement OF the I.ux
e0eurg question, though be connden ~
rec perrna men peace will b~ the result n I
the deliberat oas OF the Con gress.
LosDon, May2-Eveping -Despatches have
been received here which state that q rising Of
the republicans in Catalonia, Spain, had oc
Cured. Nothing has TRANSFERRED as TO the ora
Portions OF the ia surrection.
FRANKFORT, May 81. S. $40. IS closed last
evening at Ih&
LONDON, May 3-2P M.-American eecur;.
ties are quoted a. this hour as follows Fries.
AZ Illinois Central, 70, u. $500 7ix
ANTWERP, MAY 3-Petroieum has ad ysnced
TO All. sc
LIVERPOOL, May 3rd-a p M.-Sincs the
Noon report the cotton market has been dull
and inactive, and q decline of I'd has occur
red IN price,. At this hour the Quot.uyDs are,
Middling Cp'ands 1lEd.; Orleans llxd
Breadstuffs market firm Corn steady at Il.
The other markets are without change
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RECEPTION OF THE JAPASBSE COMMITS.
SIONERS BY TILE

RECEPTION OF THE JaPANRSE COMMITS
SIONERS BY THE PRESIDENT
The reception OF the japanese Commits.
sicners by the President took place this m orn >
ing, al half-past eleven O'Clock, IN the Blue
Room at the Executive Mansion. The Com
missiopers, with their suite, accompanied by
Secretary Seward. Secretary McOulloch, Mr.
X. ). Chiffon, of the State Department, and
General Ewing, Of Ohio, arrived at tire White
House about half. past eleven, and we're i'm me-
diately shown TO the Blue Parlor A large
number of ladies and gentlemen tad consre
gated about the White House but the recep .
ton was private, and none were admitted 20
the parlor.
The President, accompanied by his private
secretaries, entered the room a few minute,
after the ARRIVAL of the Comm ssioners, and
was introd uced TO each of the Commissioners
and suite by Secretary Seward; after which,
the chief Commissioner, Ono Tomogoro, ad .
dressed the President, saying they had been
sent TO this country by the Tycoon, who in
structed them TO convey to the President his
best wishes and those OF the people of Japan.
for the prosperity and happiness of the Amer
lean people, and it was his desire to cultivate
and perpetuate feelings OF friendship betuesn
the two countries.
The address of the President. whicb IVA,
written. was read by Secretary Seward. and
translated INTO Japanese BY the fnterpreter.
lie expressed his happiness to welcome them
10 this country, and 10 convex 10 the Tycoon
on their return, his sincere wishes and those
of the people of this country for his own han
piness and prosperity and that Of the people
of Japan. Ever since the treaty between the
two countries, our Government had done ALI
IN Its power TO cultivate freddy relations and
advance the interests of both countries. Moth
ing had been done which " ou!d prejudice the
interest of heir g oyernment. Lately line n,
Steamers had be n established between THE
country and Japan, V hiCh il was TO be hoped
would tend 10 bring the people of the two
nauOns more In contact with each oths
and add 10 the interest of both. We had also
lately acquired large portion OF territory
which brought US much nearer 10 Japan, and
u was necessary hat friend ly relations should
exist between US. In conclusion, he Presi.
drnt requested them TO consult their own con.
yenience in making known and CARRYING ont
the object of their mission, and ryery facility
would be afforded them. Everything would
be done to make their visit here pleasant and
10 enable them 10 carry out the wishes of the
Tycoon.
After few min u .es passed in conversation,
the President retired, and tae Commissioners
were shown through the Executive Mansion
About half an hour was passed in going
through the building, after which he carriages
were called and they proceeded 10 their hotel
on l street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-05-03

BE WEEkLH STAR Il now Oh OR counter
1oT sale, and IN wrappers, read for the IL ails,
containing. among n uch other reading ma tier,
= full account Of the imposing Odd-FelIoxs'
Celebration in this cry on FRIDAY last: a can
.ldI story WIth the suggestive Z lie, I'm the
wrong House Trip 10 New York on the
Sttahship L u knight Surra.t The Lux"m-
Dug Question; full Reports of ali MretIng- of
u publican and Democratic Associations and
"aid Clubs during the week; Csefnl Items OF
domestic economy: Humorous Sketches with
Domesuc. Military, Naval, DepaT> mental. and
Local News. Agricultural and Housekeeping
miscellany: and the latest Ielegraphic DIS
patches
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-05-03

|" i he freedmen of Helena, Ark. are dy-
EE rapidly of al epidemic which, from the
accounts CT AZ, looks like the AsiatIc cholera.
- "A Methodist Sunday School Con vention
shortly 10 assemble az Richmond, Va
- An Orphans Home, 'withou: respect 20
6CIOT, has been fornded in New OrIsan- A
French gentleman has yIyen $1,000 toward
~.
" Eighteen priests in Italy are said IN have
Harried under u new law OF the kingaom AL
iOviDgi'.
s<FTnncis Lewis, n little girl died q,
Cornwall. near Albany. recently, from eating
he berries OF wild suRac.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-05-03

A WRIT OF HABsAs CORPUS SUD OFT FOR
DIR DAvIs.-A writ of habeas corpus wa
sued out before Judge Underwood of the
= nlted States District Court, in Alexandria,
wednesday. In behalf of Mr.. jefferson DAVIS
reiuTEable before ths Circuit Cour- at Rich
TnOnd, on Monday the 18th inst. Mr.. Davis
wac represented by his counsel, George Shea.
EGG, OF New York. The Alexandra journal
says We understand the oolect OF the writ is
10 get DIR. Davis before the court, with vie W
20 trial or discharge IL remains 10 be seen
whether General Burton, In command al For.
tress Monroe, will produce Mr.. Davis ia
court
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