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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-04-03

WAsiiiNosoN, Arr,i 1.-The House. on assem-. +.
bling. Went into corr.,ni,tee and PROCEEDED l."
tbe Senate without trnnsaeting any Lgriness.
Tia Senate had no Legislative session, aud ut II
O'clock impe achment began.
The Supreme Court adjourned % Monday,
when the term will close.
Summers motion that Cl,ase had no right to
give the casting yot, yes.srdny, was defeated
by vote Of 2l 10 ~.
In the Scnsts both managers and counsel
consumed ,hei: hour; nnf Chase wus sustained
"5 p s'Fiet party vote. Pending the ai.cu.s,sn,
the managers declined answering wha, use
they intended making Of the dipi,t.d evidence.
! ms it would -xr"se their plan Of prosecution.
Ssus't'op ct issus was whe,aar yhsL S'homps
said a"j did, could DO received. Under this
ruling. it was proven that Thomas said lie ins
tebdeJ Ising force and 10 Lrenk the door down.
and that afterwards he said be was deferred
| .lrop, using f"rce ty Iii. urSest
Butler Violently ussslsl Cen. Thomas Gu.
ring this controversy. US harin. bean d;ssraccd
| hy Lincoln aSd Stanton, and that ssil, from,
listing the President in his conspiracy, graf
| iHed his revenge. Farther evidence show ed
'""H 'S"' '"hihH s'tiu TIC lhtsn'itu applying Ia
General Grant for force 10 pu: him in pusses-
sion of the War GGi.e.
RALEIG'I, April l.-Sc,s scant Rates, carrying
his flag, arrived here tL;. inornjru. lie was
! received by Tie Mayor aud commissioners, aud
i rendered the ho$pialiles Of the city lie wa,
repeatedly che-red. n. Buebce, un e1 Coa-
| tedcrate soldier. delivered q short and tasteful
address of welcome. Ile is stopping at tbs
Yarboro Eou e.
The canvass on the Constitution is going or
hrishly. MIR. Holden. the ra,iical candidate fo,
Governor, anal Mr. As!rc, The Conservative. are
both III the field both sides claim the viotory.
The white people Of the State have not been a.
much nron<cl i'll any election since Is44
| SAVANNAH. April l.-Brulley, the Bostor
negro, is circulating through the city nni
country the following incenliAry circular, eau
sing consil"rnhl. excitement
| NuTIcH.-All bal men Of tile CITY of Sovrn
nnli who now threaten the Ives of the leader
mud nominees Of the Republican patty, rres,-
dents and meirbrrs of the Euion Lcapu. q
America if yon should strike blow, the mnn
or men. will he followed nml the house i,
which he or they take shelter will. he burne,
4" tie grouEl. Take heed aIurk well; Mem
Lsrs Of the Union, rally. rally, rally. for God
',te and liberty.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-04-03
ION THE ATBEviLLE PRESS.
limitations for the Legislature.

ME. En.ToE THE crisis is spou us. Virtue
patriotism and talent sh~ulJ he the prominent
traits in those who are called ON to act for the
people in this tho hour of trial aud greatest
l'.'h. TIE Iuture prosperity oi our Stale o,
people is aheut to he numbered US o thing o.
the past, hv the destruction 10 the very
foundations Of her great and we'll regulat ed
social system. Unfortunately for our bleeding
country we have no EuRionn, or Clay, or W eb
ster. II rise i'll his place in the Senate and cav
II nm all American citizen," and popr oil upon
the troubled waters and say. 'Bo stilll"-the
unbrilled passion, anger, malice, hate. and re-
venge. he still and lot reason, brotherly love,
and charity. relgp once mHe triumphant owe,
the United States Of Americs. Tie brave ar,
always generous 10 friends and foes. W,
wonld ihere:ore nominate or euggest tAe fol-
lowing names as highly qualified 10 act in til,
present emergency,
Sauate-Cul. THOMAS THOMSON.
III use-Col. ROBT (. FAIR, Mai GOyAN
ZElGLER. pr. j. w. HEARST, Cant. J. A
TOWNSEND, Capt. L JOHNSON.
So. MANY FRIENDS.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-04-03

A CARD. --- We take
pleasure in announcing
to our Patrons and the.
public, that our Spring
Opening will take place
on or about the 9th inst. i,
when our new Stock of
Spring Goods, suitable
tor the coming season,
and consisting of the la
test styles and fabrics,
will be open for their
inspection.
Thankful for the very liber-
al patronage bestowed on us
in the past, we hope by strict
attention to our business, to
continue to merit the same.
!. Very Respectfully,
FOWLER & MCDONALD.
April B, 1868, bU-It
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-04-03

NORTHERN CEEDlroRs VERSUS SorruEnS Drur
"Es.-As interesting suit hos just been decide.
hy the United States Supreme Court. which i
Of in'portnace as touching tho claims Of Nur.
abern cred tors piloa psr.ons in the South for
debts contracted before the rebelli N. Th,
cnse. which canls up appeal from Circuit
Court il Arkansas. was an uc,ion on a con,rac
between citiz.ns Of New i1umpsLire aud cit
izen OF Arkansas, md the quc,tion present ed
10 the DECISION oi tho Suprrllo Court was
whether the time during which the courts o
Arkansas were closed on acc cuunt or the cbrl,
lion. ID 10 Le excluded from the computation OF
the time fixed by The statute Of limitations
within which suits on contrnct NAV be brought
The A'kansns. court gave judgment for The
rl.intifs. ruling tLaa the action was covered
by the statute. The Supreme Court, on en-
peal Of the defendant, held that between cili
z-ns "f two StaIes at ar all debts arc s,r:pcn .
de.'. aud also The s!ata,e nf l;mii .ti.n.: and
ihnt the late rI1pl ion having l,crn ,!rc!a ci 10
be civil war, aa'i 10 Iise l.ciigeI.r, tights =
10 thc P',tirs. carried with il nj the in. idnts
thereto. and suspended The statute Of limi,a-
lions between citizens Of tive Of our States,
ope III rebellion and the u her not.
!:y this decision the Judgment Of the inferi.
or court is slstained aul un impur,ant principle
is established.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-04-03

1iisds5s;Es I'D ipsss Il r.! q.
ssss 's .a Y g sss Pm rII:s. assss s 6:
pend evesys ssf,iss ma y sa: S;sss
tort '' ""Sissers ReBis
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-04-03

~ we are xrdhssisa;hy G.a.sal usra te
eau ."s attention os dor citizen. to III. foll,v.
sseg; pangr sph of osn'isl Order No. 10. .r.i,,,
sas PSas..ss y esIryins desaiy ~ssposs :Eaa.
0. xll The pr.!aisies n sarfiyias AZ. slv
Sps etsaspt hx sl,i.sn q ils 'tnitsd q, s;s.
90 ~ - ~ q y & SSrssa.nens u sue5 wssp
% s e. pss:ss s 8 ss:%ss !.
sf . IA 5.sesE 4sdsr sassnsEis ~, so s,d:s ss;:s
Ss9e gsll 4 MJiisry Co,mn,, ~
iTo% M sSRA alas sh1 5iipE ,sL.T sssnIi
!i's1i nIf ss 81 sss ss sl;a 3, .dess vs,nss ~
q :fs u. Ia L! ss.a s.s.4 sssss
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-04-03
Morton's Mills.

INlE snhsci ib"r would announce to his
l. friends. patrons. and til. p,tilic general
lv, tln:t hs we'll known Mill. on Lnnr Cane,
ure how III eE:elent crnGiii..n, nnd h- can
give the assurance tina, all orders cntru.t.d to
him will receive prompt and satisfactory uiten.
ton. With the test Of machinery, At 4 an TX
p"r-nccd nniii.r, he can guarantee. entire salts.
faction. both in the quantity and quality ui
the yield. The public patronage is respectful
ly collected.
A. II. MORTON.
April 3, 1853, 60, tf<
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-04-03

sPRiSa AND SUMNER srYLEs.-Mrs. Jeanette
schwarz has just returned from the North With
t's latest styles Of fashionable In .niiliners-hat,
nonnets' saowsrs, rihboDs, lasss. yeils grape,
strav-trimming'. Of every variety. srd Of. N.
most beautiful styles. Mrs: schwarz,s ta,,.
ard ard sk'll in thess matters is we'll know, and
our readers would do well to eivI her IL !sativ
ran. .Herrates are very low 70 .ui. a.. lima.
. Athsr confectionery phs. bss jpst .r.esi,sd
oranges. Lemons nuta fg'' plantain. and Other
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-04-03

~ We understand there wss nm .fror,
here Ell. lat nishlfo have Radical eetina ba,
H9m 'hs igrslsasacso sha or ihs weather or ;oms
Other e@u,s; ~: 1sl.kY sat ahhl unptdsl-
able" ~ scpmiS..hAa ha ,di.cretisnsi u Sar
e@olarsd @ t.ls.d.' n. d.preae,a,.. d.pr .Ssasem.st - !.
pe.'a.ty hy ssat;tSr, s,.ollingP oratoshs, wio j.
:ys more to 81 ofsee ihiaIa : f,ronioE. ihs x.l.
sa'e VI tue counley. f< - I''slR sJ.tIJ
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-04-03

Gg ne are indebted to our lriebd Dir., J
W. fov Ter. for:'iase copies Of New York
Washington, Baltimore, and Raleigh paper,
ae ms just returned from the North. where he
ia, "een engaged In purchasing q beautiful
sfF'"y stock to. whieii ,he attention of hi,
iriend' will Ie 'luly invitel BY reference to
',s hdverisenert IL will he seep that LII. good.
will te here snon:o r..p g.. ,n,01o
Our old friend Mr.. John A. wier, L. also
back from th' North. and expect. in, "a few
days large and welt selected stock OF frA,l,
groceries. Others of our merchants win libe
here shortly. Ahd the good. viii soon follow
oar to', friend, from the country indy CONS up
~tth nt the afsuishes Of being supplied: H'sI
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-04-03

~ We dreet ntteption TO the Card Of our
young friend Dr. W. c. wardluw, Surgeon
Dentist who has just returned otter four
months absence at tho New York College Of
Oentai Surgery. A graduate of the Baltimore
Dental College. he has received another dIplo.
ma from tue New York College, nnd thus COMES
doutdy prepared for the duties of his profe,.
s'sn. He is we'll known to Tue .citizens Of our
community as skil'fuI operator-one who has
Peeo',ar talents in bis line, and Which .Aave
been highly cultivated. We commend him fo
the patronage Of our friends. = -
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-04-03

" sein snetkss ssiamn The advertise,
asM % y tsae, 1sn-tasyn ssillsi ef NJ, a. II
1tcottes. tc y sbs yisiaity Of sur Village. Not 10
snew !. fhoss nas. aaa st.sir excellent character
~sfgnss ssssls sSkssvh.", Tho mill bs,.
's'sah's1hsd s:sbsfssGar for ,h.m..lr.., /, ..i
ns'a - esss..a.ssnds.iea 81. 70 tbsso Who lava M.
''onissd ahsp. VIII an expsri.aesd III. y,
excellent niaSllihsfv, uss piofns,or a't''
rantss shsT Quantity AID qssaNy Sfrm. :- ,u',
sae ssss' aA.nfsd isas ssas sir. !sssss. sssis. -
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-04-03

TE"rsLEs IN TENSEssEE-N .snvuLE, Ms-cI,
?s.-Governor Bs"wnlpw 4,uhIiriIes an article
il the Knoxville Wig. under his own nspu..
IN which he aenouaccs tile Knkux Klnn in the
severest terms II. advises Union men Of tn.
League TO arm, and exierIninate them, and
anys: ''1f my of the former should fall in m,
effort. there will Ge a million swords ready "a
avaage them"
The editor of: the IIitte. paper p1blishcd
at lInr'sville, in Summer county. Ircriv eI a
note yesiefl.y from the. adjoining co unty OF
Macon warning him that the Union men were
coming down IL olean ont the Kuklux KIsn
die imNedist-ly is.usd an e xra calling on the
citizens to com" and repel The invaders. A
ton. =
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-04-03
DuPre's Hotel.

TFNIIE subscriber would infnrm his friends
Il and the public generally. that he hus
oprne'l Hotel ut the McLAREN lIOI!SE,
OH the Public Square. where lie is prepared 10
furnish Board and Lodging to the travelin &
public. His tail. will he supplied with til =
best that the Inurke. aiford.. and having now
one Of the Best Cooks in the country, D.. feels
assured that lie San guarantee fslisIaciion in
this department. NJ pa ns will b. spared in
providing everything which can con.luce to tho
eou,f"rt Of his guests. The public patronage
- respectfully solicited.
J. F. c. DuPre, Agent.
April 3, lScs, so, tt
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-04-03

MrscEs JAMEs!A. GuAr.-Wc direct att.n
ton to the large advertisement of iIis we'll
kno;Sn and welf, cstaa!isl,e2 Augusta firm.
We invite the rerusal Of the following from
The Augusta 'Comstitntional;t:
JAHEs 4. GRAY e. Co--Mr james A. GRAY
OF the eminent firm of James a. Gray T. Co.,
hns just returuei from New York, whiher he
vert 10 lay in such stock Of dry goods ns has
not been seen in Augusta, 10. these many DAYS.
Purchasing exclusively for cash, ard having al
accomplished agent constantly on hnnd 10 take
advantage Of the markets, Me.sr.. Gray 4 Co.
ore e"ahIe 10 sell The hest Of everything iu ,ler
line al New York r,ices-tl, is u. such pr;ces
as ""r city or country buyers eau afford. Ju.
ring these hard Times. VIC urge upon our rem.
der*, city and eountry. To call at Jane, \. GRAY
d Co't. and cxs'nsns A.es ine.,nparulle good..
Every Thing IN the range Of dry goods, from
the most splendid silk 10 n ca,nLrie needle, csn
be found at their establishment, and at price.
within 4l.e rench'of nll.. II you arc in want of
bargains. Gray s. Co, nre the gentlemen for
whom you have been onthe lookout. To zee is
10 le'ieve ; TO visit them. is 10 purchase. O
yes! o ye<! The Spring Court is opened, and
Witnesses are requested to he in attendance up
.on James A. Gray & Cu.'s impartial tribunal
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-04-03
DENTISTRY,

-
4 HAVE just returned arrr M absence Of
L f.nr months spent in ihe prosecution OF
p:y stud'es ut the New S'o,k College Of de, :
tis'rv. aud mn now ready to Civ" my frisn.is
hiodrrate intss for G-iSH
EsD- Office ovcr pr. Parker's Drug
Store.
WM. g. WARDLAW.
D. y. S.
April 3. 1865, so 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-13
TIE CHARTER QUESTION.

~ far a an expression of public feeling has
been had in this city upon the Charter ques-
uOn, the majority of our business men seem to
favor the cOmmiSsiOnershIp plan of govern
mcnt FOR the District as proposed in what is
known IS the Morrill, bill now before Congress
Consequently 50 much prominence has been
given 10 that bill that our people seem to have
Ice, sight of the possibility that Congress
may not look upon the question in the light IN
v Inch it presents itself TO Us, and may prefer
60 maintain the elective system here as pro
yided IN the Harlan bill. From what we can
lraTr, after careful inquiry. the indications are
that Congress viii COnclade TO continue that
Nstsm. for the present AT least. In this view of
the CASE l. not desirable that careful attention
should bc given 70 the details of the Harlan bill TO
So m " hat respect they may need amendment
Mr. HaTlaH. from the intelligent interest he has
always shown IN the affairs of the District has
undoubtedly given his best efforts TO the prep
aratIOn of a hill that should meet all the re-
qUITpuent> OF the case, but a. he must necessa-
rly rely upon ether for hi> data. or for the
draft OF separate provisions of his bill il was
almost Ineviablr that conflicting sections or i'm
IeTf C;IOus LIQUID be- found IN the measure a.
f,st prepared. Many of the provisions of the
ball, for instance, appear to have been taken
frCm Shehan'S Dig II, and in several eases
Nv are thus reproduced that have been en-
tIrI supsTSCG'd by more intelligent
legislation. This l. the case with the law
Ia r, gard 10 the Improvement Of streets
sidewalks, alleys. &C- IN which the
cid regulations requiring the consent of ma
IoIIN Ci the property holders before any such
lETruN, n' nt can b. entered upon. are revived.
In thI~ city of ma LIficent distances where
IaU'h oi the land l. held by Spectators and
IoE-re-id-Et~. who have no disposition to spend
8 penny .Or Improvements unless compelled 10
o. ~. the old law was found 10 be a standing
draw back 10 progress here. and IL l. we'll
known that the Iepealing of the law has given
a = oud-Tful spur 10 the growth Of the city
To revise the law would be to put us back a
century IN progress The pill should re-
CriNe careful scrutiny by our business
rlEu, and We have no doubt that
BIZ. Harlan viii cheerfully receive any sug-
Cr-tOns they may make.
We find the belief expressed BY those usu-
silly well-IniOrmed thar the present charter
sIll b" extended for one year. in order to
give time % perfect system of govern
DieEt 20 take IT. place. In this event there
~ b. ample opportunity for revision and
amendment but IN view of the possibility
that more speedy action may b. had. it Is
Nr-y desirable that proper attention should b.
given 10 lie details OF the bills now before
Corgre-s-the Harlan bill a. well As the Nor
nil bill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-13
Baltimore Markets,

Flour.-The market is inactive but prices
are steadily maintained for all descriptions
We have reported to-day sales of 800 barrels
Howard Street Super $3.50 and of $40 barrels
low grade City Mills Extra at STOPS per barrel.
Gram.-Receipts continue light, and trans.
actions consequently restricted, but the mari et
remains firm for all descriptions. Corn was
higher yesterday, Loo bushels good yellow
selling at Sl.9aS1 50 cents; 10000 bu shells prime
do at S1.22 cents, and 1,5a0 bushels white at
Sis cents. for lots in fair order. and 81 2Da
firm, 1,5OO bushels red selling at S2ilaS2 IS
cents for fair TO prime Pennsylvania - 20 cents
for good, and S2.c0aS2.e5 cents tor prime and
choice Virginia: and 25J bushels white at 80
A small lot of Rye sold at 81 90 cents and we
note sales of 5000 bushels Oats at 7Sls0 cents.
POyISions.-The market continues active
especially for Bulk Meat. prices for which still
tend upward. We report yesterday sales of
l25VD lbs. Shoulders at o., cts; 50. 900 lbs rib
Sidas at II cts; 10000 lbs clear rib do at u cts
and $1,000 lbs clear do AT l2A cents, all loose
3nd mostly TO arrive. Sales also of 2J.OUD lbs
CITY cured Bulk Shoulders at 10 cts Bacon Is
also active. We note sales of 2j hhds rib Sides
inirreguldr packages. at TX cts, and Of 81 to 90
hhds. in jobbing lots, at II 4a11R cts for Shout
d-rs; 21, Cts for rib Sides. and 49, cts for clear
NIB do. Hams We still quote at 15a1s cts Lard
II very firm At H. cts for prime kettle rendered
and We note sales of $50 tierces at this figure
Mess Pork we quote firm at S:l} 80, and we note
a sale of 50 bbls Western Rump at SIS per Dbl
Sugars-Are III demand and firm. but sales
are restricted by the limited supply. We re-
port sales Of@ hhds. prime grocery Cuba az I3s
cents. and of 81 hhds. Demerara vacuum pan
at 10 cents. FAIR to good refining Sugars we
quote a. l2al2L cents, months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-13
Dry Goods.

Their are wide differences % opinion anon 2
those v no ought 10 be able to pronounce an in
t,iIge1t Judgment IN relation to the prospects
Of the dry goods market the coming season
Some sagaCious buyers are having i'm a good
supply OF dOmestlcs, in anticipation of a rise
III prI@s: while some very cautious dealers are
holding back. under the belief that there must
inevitably be Il cline, on account of the cha
otic condition of political affairs In short
there re bulls and bears in dry goods a we'll
a. IN railroads.. gold, and bonds. For our own
part. We have n hesitation in giving our opiu-
ION that the bulls in dry goods this spring VIII
have he best time of il: and this opinion is
based eli the evident tendency OF the market at
this early period OF the season, upon the ease
in MONETARY affairs growing out of the passage
OF the Non -coptractiOn bill. upon the advance
in the price cotton. upon the comparatively
light stock in first hands, and the universally
admitted bare condition of the country gene
rally. These remarks apply to cotton goods
manly; in woolens the prospect of better prices
u not by any means encouraging. The trans
actions IN domestics during the past week have
been large, bDt sales have been chiefly to
houses for stocking up: the usual severity of
the leather has checked orders from the coun-
try to considerable extent, but every day must
bring now accession of out-of-town pur-
chaser.
The principal business of the week has been
IN shirtings, sheetings and prints: in some cases
al increased prices. and in all al firm rates. es-
pecially for the approved makes of unbleac he'd
goods. In some instances jobbers have been
selling shoetings at prices which they will find
it difficult TO replace on the same conditions
Prints of the new spring styles have been free
ly taken at full prices. NJ rslin de LANES of tn.
new styles, some OF which are exceedingly at
tractlye. are offered at low rates and readily
disposed IF. There has been an iInpro we'd de-
mand tor italian cloths. but the market is album
dainty supplied and prices are steady. Ken
lucky Jeans are rather more active, without
change Of prices. Woolrns show no improve
mcnt. The demand from the clothing trade is
LEES than II usually has been at this season In
foreign goods there have been some heavy i'm
portaiionS. and there is more activity, but i'm
portsrs complain of the slackness of trade. The
rrst large auction sale of the season was well
attendt d. and very fair prices We're realized
" T. IuC'r pendent, 18th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-13

A"AS~iz lectured the Philadelphians the 9th J.
v h'th' on the SUBJECT OF education of the
Nourg. He argued that the instruction of bow,
I'D orT schools was too much matter of words
hooks and languages, giving them no idea or
Wy insufficient ideas of the practical duties
"Hd occupations OF their after lives in the
world Bows should h. taught how to observe.
81" Low 10 Use Ia n BRAINS and hands IN con-
"'Ni ana doing and also IN learning the mo-
i'IS and means OF the natural system. and
~ grow rhs-the characters and conditions
81 animals insects. trees and rOcks-the world
a matter organic or inorganic with all the
c'rirus chemistries and combinations that b.
I.IE tlIt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-13
RECEPTIONS.

We ARE AUTHOEIzkO To ANNOUNCE that the
LADIES OF the Executive Mansion. Mrs Patter-
son and Mrs. Slower, Will be at home on Mon
day evenings after seven O'Clock. The even
ing has been fixed upon for the drawing room
receptions of the ladies in lieu of the afternoon
a. during last season, and they will receive
every Monday evening until further notice.
hRs- POSTMASTER GENERAL RANDALL will
hold receptions on Wednesday afternoons of
each week.
The LADIES OF SECRETARY BROwNIss's
FAMILY Will receive their friends, usual, on
Wednesdays, from IL TO Z o'clock, p. m Resi-
oenoe on Montgomery street, Georgetown
Heights.
SPEAKER CoLPAx's RECEPTIONS are to be
every Friday evening, from * TO IL p. m.
The receptions of the Speakers mother and
SISTER. Mrs. and Miss Matthews, for ladies, and
gentlemen accompanying them. Will be every
" Wednesday afternoon, from l to 4 p. m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-13

IHE W0ERING PEOPLE--It l. ammo IN ced
from Baltimore that the working men of that
city are It'll very active IN forming their work.
ln-msn'S party, which promises 10 be a strong
Cn". In New York. it is reported. that the
IcuTnoymcn bakers are going TO make a formal
demand for a reduction of their hours of labor.
The Minnesota House OF Representative
have passed a bill making eight hours DAYS
vCrk iOr females and children under eighteen
years OF age The Cincinnati Gazette saws
business III that city i Frustrated, and hu ndreds
aud thousands of persons, representing nearly
every branch of business and labor, are out OF
employment. In Chicago there il At present
much ID siIiutIon. Ih@ Chicago Times SAWS
iE'Tc are -5-'t 80 men Oui of employment in that
Ci-y, and-19,.OO recipients Of public and private
saari'y- Th- strikes of last summer IL acd,.
i'-rlird IN a loss of nearly one million dollars
gv the vorkmEmen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-13

'ENEEAL GEANT's TROUBLE WITH CExEP-
- HAN" Data" III hi letter of last NJ ght
S'SS % The present writing the President
L'-> nC' II teINt q any communication from Gem
''al Hancock indicating desire 10 ha raI;s,-ar
~ ~ me Command of the Fifth Military Dis
Lic'- II = not known what has resulted in the
'oAiCNttsy between Generals Grant and Han
cock, IA hiCh the latter intirnntes that he Vii
Co. b 10 BE- relieved unless the former shall re-
woke the order as 20 the New Orleans city conn
'i' but' from The fact that General Hancock
ht- not asked 10 b. relieved. AZ l. inler.ed that
probably the q difference between General Grant
Sad General Hancock has been satisfactorily
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