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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-21
LOCAL NEWS.

a POLITICAL Row. Delegate one Of the
Pdrties.-This morning, about eIeven o'clock,
an exchange of blows took place In the hall of
Willard's Hotel, which caused acme excite.
ment at the time. From the statements OF per-
sons who were present we gathered that Hon
+. ID. Hol6rook, Of Idaho, at that hour hap
peninE TO meet ex Gov. Cummings, asked the
latter If he certified that the facts true con.
tanned In an article Published in the Chroaicle
OF this morning, charging that the newly.ap.
pointed Governor OF Idaho, Hon. John NJ
Murphy, had been indicted for malfeasance IN
once, and that the county safe IN his possess
zion having been broken open, some Of the
purloined monies were subseQ uently found in
his bed. Mr.. Cummings said that the charges
were true. when Mr.. Holbrosk said in effect
that be MINT - we'll charge thar the Presi-
dent Appointed thieves TO Office. Cummtaes
the face VIA hie fist, and then usiuk his cane
Knocked him down the cane breaking two Of
theselses shaAss OF the fas' Axtures. Gam.
mings imnsdiately regained his feet and a,s
lacked MT. ,Holbrook with his dsts.s AT this
time Mr.. C9adviek, one Of the PROPRIETOR OF
the h0tel, tnterleTed, With some Of the by.
standefs, and, ordered the parties to leave,
soma o. their friends accompanying them
outside the hotel. Ms Chad WttA's Pronpt in.
reference prsyented any frrtasr. breach Of tAs
r,Tss, srtdcis rserrsd to frovh tbs caro.se,s
was copied from the Detroit Post and charges
that the newg 0overuoe Fer idaA0, 5ohR
n. Murphy, ~We1 once indicted In Wasco
county, 0regc1, TOR W1afoaaApce IN Once, And
emigrate4 60 ldano IN conseQueBce' OF that
little. but uAp1easant diMeuity. In 1865 he
Was elected fsoondsr Of Boise county iathaf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-21
Affairs In Gesryetaun

TIE SNOW SToRM.-Tbe storm Yesterday an a
last night has had the effect to interrupt bus,
ness 70 oonssderable extent, m all parts OF
the town to-day; and up to noon the most thai
was done was the removal OF snow and ice
from the payements. Last night the copsrr
eauons at the various churches were small
pedestrians in the streets were few and inc
street cars were double teamed in order 70
make their trips with any degree of certainty
flour AND GRAIN MARKET.-The markpt
1or nour and grain opened this morning IN
about the same condition as IL closed on Sat
prday. The demand moderate for fosr. and
confined TO the city trade. Nothing doing m
grain. and prices the same as last q noted
oRK-There Were no receipts ofslaughtered
nogs TINS morning. Ii the farmers we're oi.
posed 10 bring their hogs TO market the road.
are probably so blockaded as 10 deter the.n
from venturing on the nip; but the season is
ABOUT drawing 10 a close, and but little Wa
expected this week. There il but a ANAL
quantity In the stores. aud sales are reported
al 50 per leo pounds. Prime hogs would brin~
ss II offered from wagons
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-21
THE GREAT STORM

The telegraph brings US reports from nj
Gus places, North and south. In refsreu q to
the great snow storm, fr i'm which we con.
denee the following: "a IL 80
Last night was aitoaether the worst in Hal
At p. m, and the wind bio % 4 sale from
the northeast The Steamship Ou GA from
Havana and New Orleans, forced her WAY
through the ice. more than = foot thick. Oa
dark, where she iay~until yesterday morning.
when che again steamed down, getting clear
OF the ice before the storm set in. She has a
Fannie, for Savannah. followed the OaSs
down TO Fort Carroll. but was compellef to
return. Navieation Is now closed, but m -a..
ufes are 70 De taken to open a track. TAe
weather Is colder than for many years
persons have teen detained
IN Phlladeiphia by the storm since Thur sday
last. The snow has eeased falling, but the
weather has become much colderthrre
Dispatches from Chicago ana st. Louis speak
OF violent sao " storm pre- waiting there. The
snow IL from stx inches 70 q foot deep. AN tn Q
1 rsn are Slocksded At iiiaoss.
A snow storm eommenced at Indianapolis
yesterday IL 10 the heaviest known in the
~ The wind, which has been bio wing bea .
from the NORTHWEST during the last three days.
at Fortress Monroe. suddenly Changed to
foutheast Saturday night, blowing heavy
GAR. with rain storm. A large nuunber OF
vessels are anchored along the coast logged
with zee. The pilot boat Maryiand was driven
ont to sea on the 18th, encountering heavy ice.
She reports ice extending from Cape Henry to
Hampton Reads. The schooner John s. Lee
from New York for Baltimore, loaded with
coffee, arrived leaking badly. Her entire ere W
were frost-bitten. She experienced a haa v
northwest gale of Chiacoteague on the Iyth.
AID was completely logged with ice
Hampton Roads Is filled with floating fields
OF ice, coming from the James river and Eliza
beth river. Vessels arriving from the outside
report the weather rs intensely cold, and q
succession of unprecedented gales. -
The condition OF the railroads cas-. and north
OF Boston Is much better than that of those
south and west, although nome Of them are vet
running trains regularly. or on time. 1t is
probable that the roads south will be enabled
TO resume their Running TO day, thou en- 1t is
probable they will be delayed in making their
trips for some days. s.E.t
The statement that the Newfoundland lines
connecting with the cable are down in CON e.
quence of the recent storm Is erroneous The
fixture was at some point east OF Sackyilie
and cable kilograms were received Friday via
Montreal ann q uebee. -i-
A special dispatch TO the st. Louis Dem ocrat
from st. Joseph. Missouri, says that arrivals
from the Northern Plains report deeper sno W
than for many years. At some places aloBg
the Little Blue river drifts were twenty feet
deep. .fe. F. BOTS -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-21
MILITARY DIVISION oP TUE urSso

MILITARY DIVISION OF THE MISSOURI.
Lieut. Gen. W. T. Sherman, commandine
the Military Division Of the Missouri, has
made the following assignment of ofieers in
his command: Department of the Arkansas-
10 De commanded by Brevet Mai Gen r. o.
Y. Ord headquarters at Fort Smith, Arkansas.
Department OF the Nissouri-To be com
manded by Maj. Gen. Winfield s. Hancock +.
neaoqnarters at Fort Leaven worth, Kansas
department OF the Platte-To be com 10 al ded
oy BreVet Maj. Gen. p. ST. George Cooke |:
headquarters al Omaha, Nebraska Depart
ment Of Dakota-To be commanded by Breyet
MAI Gen. A. II. Terry heado q arters AZ Fort
Smelling, Minnesota The fsliowIns.namsd
omcers are announced "a the staff of the Lien.
tenant General: Col. w. "A. Eichsls, Adiutapt
General; Capt. r. d. Sawyer, 3sth infantry.
A. a: A. g.; Lieut.. Dol L. n. Dayton. Mill,
tary Secretary Lieut. Col. J. q. Mccoy. Aide.
oe- camp Lieut Col. J. u. Andewried, Aide.
de- camp Col. X. Il. Marcy, inspector cen
eral Col. L. Donaldson, Chief Quarter.
master; Maj. 7. J. Haines, Chief Comniissary
elry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-21
THIS AFTERNOON 80

The second reception this season Of the Ia :
dies OF the Executive Mansion. Mrs Patter-
son and Mrs. Slower, took place this afterns con
between the hours OF one aud three O'Clock
and was attended by a large number OF ladies
and gentlemen, among whom were Mrs. Sen.
ator McDougall and daughter, Mrs Vice Pres
ident Foster, Mrs. Secretary weIies, Sener
+. 5. Asia Buruga, Charge d'Affairs, Chill,
and lady. Gen. and Mrs. Eastman, the Misses
O'Bannon, nieces, Of Secretary Browning;
Charles A. McCulioen and lady, Mrs Oorne-
Illus Wendell and daughters, and large num-
her Of others. The guests were received IN
the req, or private parior. Mrs Patterson
was attired in a rich bro n silk with maroon
trimming, and Mrs. Slower wore plain black
elk. After some time spent in con versation
and promenading through the pariors and
East Room, the guests departed. and at three
O'Clock the doors were closed. The reception
was very pleasant and agreeable affair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-21
FROM EUROPE.


The Alabama C1aims-yiews Of che Len.
dsu Times-Srvere Cold Weather ana
Starvation in Ea2land, &c.
NEW YORK. Jan. 2l.-rhs steamer City of
New YORK. ffom Queensto wn, ON The 10 h, has
arrived.
The London Times Of the Oh says that It n
now left Tor the United States G overu ment TO
say whether they will accept aroitration or
not. The great Question 10 Of course the Ara.
bama depredations. The London Times thinks
the law officers could, In q very few hours
frame perfectly satisfactory statements. II
believes that Lord Stanly in making the pro-
posal declined by Russell. win be supported
by public opinion. =, :
The English papers contain accounts from
all parts OF the country OF great storms, floods
shipwrecks, an d deaths from cold aud stasya !.
ton.
The students lately arrested In Paris for
hoiding an illegal meeting have been con.
De mned-one for fifteen years
Gen. Montebello has been nominated for
Senator. - = " :
The Prussian government will not super
sede the public functionary in the annexed
province
: Three ukases have been issued by the EN-.
peror Of Russia concerning Poland One
places hsr finances under Russisn direction.
an other regulates postal affairs and su bordi :.
mates them to Russia; and cue last di vides Po-
ianffntc hve, instead OF ten provinces, and
the governments give fuller power TO the
Governors and forms local guards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-21
EoUR AOHI oHI0kEsiHG SONS PTANos
l. inst received this day.
yoHk y ELLIS,
JAZZ 500 Pa. ave bear 10Th O. MN
pBoPOeALS FOB PAPER roe THf Pue.
Il LILO PRINTING
ofee ST,1ints.dsu P.si.e P,i1.,.s.

Oree SpperiHfsndssf Pxslse PTist,~s
s.,: s, PC q g:
:sSis:; si: q 3; "a Is. ss:s:
P:s.q soy Il. isT e !, scssa
sSs ..iS Pasos Sa ne e i :: Dc, q
before e:d TIE ewsrd OF oontr scts to be made ST
..s bsss sss:s eS rss s
OF the government. fhe subjotnsd schsdu IL sss
,, o Issfiy .. can be ssesrtsined, the ssse
be needed dsrins the year, and no more. mt may
Glass l-UHoALsHp!EHp PRINTING PA
x,eoo reams Of fine Printing Paper, unc siend.red.
rssm Of ,nS 20 Sss.sss,s forty
olsss 3.-OAL1BBBRED PRINTING Paper
5000 reaps OF su1srnne cslendered Print ns Pa.
g shs fs.. o. srs 81
0'''' s.-'lzsD H Az S S4AtEIsssDERrD PsIsr-
and .uIe, eslspdersd. ssssarins is1ss insh. sa
ssc Ss,s hing fsrty pounds to the rssm Of
Ole. t-MAP PAPER.
asrsd: q such .iI.s = nay Be- Isauirsd cor cor
ssssT rcu M.
olAs' s-wsiriaS lAP!ss, Cto be Of any re.
5000 rea.s Quartz POST, ieais inches
sse bo :assi:R S. ls. y: %. q l:, i.sh::
ZOO 100 :: P P:SS lSS.a0s iSshss
, ss !" hogbls Polio Post, a7Isi inches
l'o Roysl, lSxal inches
So ffn %ssr h,S,. =, :9.ss inches
shove. and net exceeding siSse inches
Glass s.-fAPIR FOB POST OFFICE BLANKS
40 rsans usssurins IN 1 tseSe,. v.ivb,.s 90
l1os ss.s: .:.:STi.s ss,a inches. weighing q
i.soS rs.@s @..ssrins as,ss inches. Weighing s.
Loo S.s@: ns..urins is.is inches. Weighing 8.
400 rssns msssurins lsxs4 inches. weighing ..
.Proposals win be recsivsd for the vhsIs auaa-
rssms Of ins papers dssis hated IL Glasses "a
=; sna Tor the whole quantity or any lertssa Of
ofthe pay:rs IN All %. ella zee. viii Be fsrnisAs1
Sidd:.: I'm :. required risidi, % eo:iSrnss The
Zach Class viii be considsr.a separately, and b.
one! one or more ofsSsoiss IN che Sane 30
No proposal win be considered unlsss accom-
ihss shs sSSs. @ sS
% II: ssss e: s ,s - 81 en-
s:Iy svid.ss: sls. iss Pss:ss o s:sso:. S.si.s
-. srs ssssf.csursrs OF Of Ss:ls IN
to fsrIisl: -, -
livered g the 0ovsrnment Prisdna Once; A DE-
city Of Wasnfngten. EXCEPT class 8. which nsss
- delivered ct Dunale. n. I-.btn good Greer.
nee ffon en- o1d every extra charge o. exYsose,
and sRh5ect % the fnsDsction, count, weight; so
sfSs su1SiyisS q q isfsrior s!tiele Z. Of
r rs: :: ~ :: II. e 5. :s:ss
tfe0 OF the contract. an 4 49, a.
Bisnk proposals. viii be furnishsd uyen aIpii-
os,isn 1t TIE one 40 70 s u s co.,
Ifroposals vtll % Endorsed On tie savsleDs
sfroSooais for Paper. ap1 aAdFeeeed 70 The Jesat
oerW Sses - PsSS- HySss,ss ss@sr g tss esrs
e.ssss Ceeniste. = tyiseass; lss. 4. Y. Sae-
ina; or QSWDlD6LL, Hsa-. 01Deri6 tsndsnt Of
the Pubiie pr1bitpg, Nashin gtea, d. o. a..
- -. - IlspsL.. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-21
PROM TEYAC

The Commissioner of Agriculture has re.
ceived letter from a farmer at San Antonio.
Texas, stating terrible snow storm took
place there on New Years day, and the
weather continued very cold. Over one tnous.
and head Of sheep persisted from the cold ON
several farms in the neighborhood. The cat.
tie were In excellent order; fne beeves were
selling from si4 to Sl5 each for specie; sheep
Were selling at $50 per head, and pork from
~ to S cents per pound.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-21
NAVAL ORDERS

Commodore Thomas Turner, detached from
duty in connection with iron-clads at Leaxue
Island and placed On waiting orders. Com.
mander John Irwin and Lieuten ami Comuan.
DER EDWARD .MeCauley, from duty at League
island ana placed on waiting orders. Com.
mander George NJ. kunson and Lieutenant
Commander Edward McHenry, ordered 10
duty at League Island in connectisu with
IRON. clads. Commodore o. S. Gibson, ordered
land a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-21
N RHNeY.
"DOWN WITH HIGH PRICES

cares, Slfo; Is karat Appleton 4 Tracy, with ali
ITS iI1pro, ements, SllV: G. 9. Bartlett, with ali
lot fGR Es r.. n 1 sn$
IN plain gold eases. $50 less than 10 any other
cSS III Of Il: y.::: S, :, Idle
ieh ssss s, head: :.s o.s. s:s
en- si s:' fs s:a 10
81. sns ss 81 SPtks aEnssss 'C5s
Of sI' n'' pebble give
nns.. 's"'s b. a I.e. Penn .ns "a, ss. =,
GevBBahENT sALH.
xkb bn sTSs 4 hs
sealed Proposals. in duplicate. will be received
or Is. bsns. erected and tSs
D'r''n'a''' .,eSississ14!ssiN s ~ !; to say
Containing TWELyE sTSNE LIME WATTS,
firfff~o ~o3 sPvss 1915 Stow POOLS,
e.d capable OF tanning aftsen thoussod hides pss
,OnI sTEAn saw: MIL, capable Of saving
three theH:as1 fsst o.lspSsr daily.
The ebovs property 10 situated asout two miles
aeIve San Antonio, on the 6an Antonio river aud
ss q s..s :ssS. r 2:
The land yes purchased and improyem snts
made b the late sos Ll:d Confederate Govern
r.. property h.. been u.dsr less. for II. year
S,1 s: = .iis il e: Vii ). given
T.saa.' :; ana 81
Bvs n..r Cen. A.. Con. BuT e. s' =. r. and
A. L., Gsivestou Texoo n H.Ht
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-21
A RCMOR.

There is report upon the street this after
noon, that General E. ID. Townsend has been
appointed Adjutant General, vice General
Lorenzo Thomas, placed on the retired list.
We have not been able to verify it. up to the
time of going to press.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-21
OFFICE DISCONTINUED AND OFFICER Az
SIGNED -

General Orders, No. !, from the War Depart.
ment, dated January 5th, directs that the ONCE
OF Assistant Judge Advocate General, estab-
lished at Louisville, Kentucky. by General
Orders Of July 18th. 1864, be discontinued
Brevet Brig Gen. VIM. H. Dunn, Assistant
Judge Advocate General, 10 assigned to duty
at Washington, ID, e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-21
Another Murder.

HARRISBURG, Jan. ia disturbance took
place at the half way House, between Harris.
burg and High Spife, between some colored
men from this city. during the dificuIty
Jacob Jones stabbed Ben iamin More in the
abdomen, cutting out his eHtrails. His wounds
were not dressed until this morning, and ne
died to- night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-21

THE BANKRUPT BILL.
The bankrupt bill will be laid aside I'm the
Senate until the tariff bill has been dis posed OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-21
DISPOSAL OF PUBLIC LANDS


The Commissioners Of the General Land or.
flee has just received returns showing thai
77,9c5 acres OF the public lands were disposed
OF At two local Offices during December last. as
foliows:-St. Cloud, Minnesota. 532ai acres
and East Saginaw, Michigan, 2I6sa acres. The
under the homestead law amounted 70 ne as
acres; the cash sales to SO, a62
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-21
SECOND EDITION..
O'CLOCK r. M.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
wAsHIH0ros, January 81. 1897.
Jay Cooke e % furnish the following auo-
tations OF Gov eminent securities:
FINANCIAL.

Lewis johnson 4 Co., quote Stocks and
Bonds In home and foreign markets. as follows :
NEW YORK, Jan. 2l.-2d Board.-Nev York
Central. toe e; Erie, 6sx; Reading. losX; Mich.
IFan Sou bern, ~; cleveland aud Pittsburg.
ecx; Chicago and North western q: do pre.
ferred, 19k; Chicago and Rock Island, Ssx
Gold, 1861. .pt IFF|I1T' =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-21

TEE CONSTITUTIONAL 5AMRHDxKxr.-rhe
States which have ratified the Cons titutionai
smeBo ment are Connecticut New Hampshire,
Tennessee, Rhode Island, New Jersey. Ore
gon, Vermont New York, Ohio. Missouri
Kansas Maine, West Virginia, Illinois, Ind.
aana and Minnesota--s,xt teen in All. - : -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-21
THE GDIn RIII

THE GOLD BILL.
The House Ways and Means Committee to.
day reported gold bill. requiring the Score.
tary Of the Treasury to give public notice of
each sale OF gold, and to receive proposals and
sell to the highest bidder
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-21

~The New York Sun 10 exposing q specu.
iaIor and his wife, VINO are trying to get up a
charitable swindie in that city, IN the shape of
Gin Enterprise for the orphans Of soldiers:
but seems 70 think there are still some fools
ieh-in the country-who will throw away
their grsenbaeks In spite OF Al warnings. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-21
DISTRICT IN CONGRESS

Mr.. Morrill, introduced, in the Senate TODAY.
a bill Incorporating the Metropolitan Fire and
Marine Insurance Company Of the District of
Columbia, with William E. Sraldins, Jobn
Van Rfswick. and others, corporators. Referred
to District Committee 80 -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-21
New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2I-CottOn quiet at 25 cts
Flour quiei; Southern SI2aSi7. Wheat staady
Corn higher; Western mixed el1Sk Oats 60
Dressed Western hogs %. 25as9 So Pork, new
mess, s21-37. Lard quiet. Whisky dull.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-21

BIDS OPESRD.-To-day at noon, the bids for
paving, curling, repairing payemeuts. nag
footways, cutters, &c. for the year COM
mencing April LIST next, were opened at toe
Msy ors once, in the presence OF the bidders
There were thirty.seven separate bids. All q,
which were from practical PAYERS IL will
tske some time TO make the necessary Calcutta
tons before making the awards
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-21

- Grau has given mp the opera business
so has Uhman; so has Maurice Strakosch
Maretzek viii be likely TO give 1t sp after hi
late bad success in this ciry and else vhsre..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-21

POLICE REPORTS The reports of the no.
lice for Saturday exhibit e. arrests in the Dis
uict The corporation fines amounted %
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0The lstestsuccessfulc comedy. af i00,0 600, ,.
wiz be brought ont In excellent style at Wars
Opera House this evening. ts'E e. 81
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FROM TIE STEAMER wINOOsKI
The Navy Department has received dss
patches from Commander q. H. Cooper, com .
handing the u. s. steamer winooski. frou
Havana, Cuba, dated the 10Th inst an
nouneipx his arrival az that port Ofieer.
and crew all well. ~ ~. ~ - 80
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The White House.

f The W hlte House.
The ladies of the Executive Mansion, Mira.
Slower and Mrs. Patterson, at home every
Monday, comm sncing on the 14th instant
The President will hold three Ie wees, the
hrst on the 17th instant, the second on the I'M
of February, and the third on the 2ad of Feb
and IL p. m. .#a 90
The Cabinet
The ladies Of the family OF Hon o. II.
Browning, Secretary OF the Interior, will
receive their frienss W ednesdays, at the
resdsnce of the Secretary, on the east side of
Montgomery street, Georgetown Heights.
The ladies of Secretary McCulloch's family
Will receive as usual on Wednesdays Resi
dence 3C6 III street, between Connecticut ave.
nue. and 18th street. ' '.
Speaker Colfax.
Speaker Colfaxs public receipt ions will
commence on Thursday evening, the 10Th
inst. and continue every Thursday syeuin
during the session of Congress, from sx to II
o'clock.
The receptions OF Mrs. and Miss Matthews,
the Speakers mother and sister, for ladies
and gentlemen accompanying them. COM
mencs on Wednesday, the 10th inst, and con .
tinue every Wednesday afternoon thereafter
from to O'Clock.
General Grants
receptions (cards) Will be held by GenT Gran
and lady on Wednesdays, the 23d instant and
9th proximo, in the evening. At home eyery
Saturday from 10 D. m
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COURT IN GENERAL TERM.-To-day, the Dis
trict Court in General Term has before N tha
case OF l.. III. Whitney against John Il rrl.
bic; the California land case
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The Remains Of General Albert Sidney
Johnson.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 2l.-The remains of
General Albert Sidney johnson will be taken
to Austin. Texas. on Wednesday. for final
burial.
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s0Shillington, Odecn Building. sends us
Beadle's Monthly for February.