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Election Of Circuit Judges,

The election of Circuit Judges TOOK
place in the Legislature on, Wednesday
last. and resulted as follows: So
| FIRST Circuit.--DS 7. Corbin, now
OF Charleston. formerly of Msssachu-
se.is, We believe, who Is the United
States Distriet, Attorney for this State:
and also one Of the honorable ~ Sen.
ators from Charleston. A,cs
Second --Zephauiah Platt, formerly
Of New York, father in law CT the re-
Gently e!ec'ed Associate Justice vii.
lard. and who was appointed by Gen.
Candy 10 fill the position Of Judge Ia
place of the non. A. p. AIdrich, re-.
moved by the military. 80,
1hi'd.--John T. Green, Of Sumter:
LIS politics are not known to us.
FoarM.--J. NJ. Rutland. promiuen.
member Of the Reconstfuction Conven,
tion, now State Senator. he was de,
feated for Hssociate Justice, and is
correct representative Of the Scalawag:
FyM,-Lemuel Boozer, OF Lexing-
ton, how Lieutenant Governor, and by
virtue Of bis Office President of the
Senate. He is weak specimen, and
will be totally ou, of his element in
Judicial capacity. Poor old Lem!
Si1h.-G. w. Williaths, Of YofR,
an able lawyer, and identified with The;
Democratic party, Unless we are much
mistaken,
SevenM II. o. P. Vernon, of Spar:
'anburg, lately held the office of Dis.
,ric, Judge, and is also q Democrat:
Eighth.-James L. Orr; Of Ander!
son; II is understood thst Gov. Orr
will hot accept the position. Under
the tenure Of Office bill, recently passed
by the Legislature, il is REQUIRED that
the Supreme Judges should qualify on
or before the 5,h of September, and as
the Chief Justice elect, +. j. Moses, ST.,
cannu, take the oath without first haG:
ing his disabilities removed by Con.
gress. that position will be vacated, as
Congress cannot meet before the 2Ist,
according TO adjournment. II il ex-
pec,ed, therefore, that when the posi-
lion is again declared vacant, the Leg.
isla,ure will confer the doubtful honor
"f Chief Justice dpon our fellow citizen;
Gov. OR. We have DO means Of
knowing that gentIemau's intentions,
but would not be willing 10 risk large
wager upon his accepting any Office
from the bogus concern now sitting id
Januey's Hall: The Governor Is in the
North. west, and will not return for sew:
eral weeks, we are assured.
anderson Inteliigsncer, Cd inst.
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An EtFIc1ENt WtAtoN.-fhe great
advantage of the Winchester rife over
all others does not consist solely in be.
ing able to deliver eighteen shots ia
nine seconds, bu; in the moral effect it
has, (eilher Upon an srtny or an indi:
vidual,J for If there is anything that
will make party Of men, or one single
man stand up and fight to the last mo.
ment, it is The knowledge that he has q
gun in his hands that will not fail to do
its duty just at the time when 1t is
most wanted.
For those living in a country where
there is reason 10 expect an attack from
Indians. (and as it Is at times necessary
for all the men to be away from home;
consequently leaving their wives and
children to fight for themselves,) this
gun is what has long been wanted ; il
is 80 simple in its construction, that q
child ten years ola can with half an
hours inSttuclion, load aud FIRE it with
perfect safety, il being impossible to
get cartridge into il otherwise than
right.
Another great advantage that it has
over all other rifles is, that it can be
fired as a single breeclr loader az fast as
any other breech loading gun that is
built either in this country or Europe!
at the same time having in the msga-
zine in reserve sizteen shots that can be
used in an emergency as before stated ;
this last advantage places it far ahead
Of any other rifle y.t made. whether it
is repeating or sin gle loading. Will
regard TO penetration, it is fully equal
TO any other rife that is made, having
the same length Of barrel. charge q
powder and calibre or bore: ',s
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1868-09-09

) Ia truth there is reason ia believe, that tho
whole NORTH -Wsst willbs. Democratic In No,
venbsr nsxt.. There u no telling wbere ihi.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-22

THR EIGHT-HoUR FIGHT In NEW YORK
The JOUrpe yaea Reported ds .Succx nysnq.-An
adjourned meeting Of the master masons was
held this afternoon. Mr.. Shelter was called
upon TO report as TO the truthfulness OF the as.
seruon made in several Of the morning papers
relative TO the employment by him of society
men. His report was that he had employed a
society man 10 lump a job Of work, one Of the
conditions Of which, however, was that he
should work ten hours per day. This GENTLE
man reported that he had twenty men at work
at ten hours. Another German reported that
he had seventeen men at work on the ten hour
principle. Mr.. DollingeH ten or twelve men,
ten hours; Mr.. Wellington, four; Mr.. Leid.
man, five. Mr.. Rover reported that every
day IN the week he was applied TO by
maeons in search Of work, who were will
ing 70 go TO work on the eight-hour sye-
TEN. Mr.. Scudder reported that he had
seven men at work, with five more TO go
on tomorrow. Another gentleman reported
mat he had con versed to-day with about fifteen
bricklayers, who expressed themselves as dis.
affairs came to a crisis before Thursday next,
they would abandon the Society, and 60 to
work on the ten-hour system. Mr.. McLane
reported that he had five men at work on the
ten-hour system in 74th street. and that more
were TO come on tomorrow. Mr.. Harvey re-
ported that he had seven men at work. Mr..
Angers said he had all the ten.hour men he
wanted, and that he had sent away three this
morning to another job. The following gentle-
men were reported as giving in to the eight
hour system:-Mr. TriIx, Mr.. Scheider. Mr..
schwartz, Mr Hubner, and Mr.. Gebhardt.
Several gentlemen addressed the meeting upon
the favorable aspect Of the strike: after which
an adjournment was had.-Ne~ Yorx CONNER
cidl, 22d.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-22

~ The Springfield (Mass.) Club announce
grand fail meeting, September sth and 10th,
at which ssOU0 in prizes will be awarded
$1,000 for running and 3, 900 for trotting horses
over nifty OF the best running and trotting
horses in the country have promised to be
present.
- Joe Coburn grew in weight, during his
forty days imprisonment, from one hundred
and forty to one hundred and eighty pounds.
1ln Egypt. where sunstroke is of frequent
occurrence, the Arabs dissolve some salt in
water and pour IL into the ears OF the patient
This almost Immediately relieves the sufferer
SRev. II. F. Hurn, of the NJ E church
died al Lancaster, Pa, last week
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AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A LAyA-
TIVE MEnTHINE

Perhaps no one medicine 10 so universally re-
any before 90 universally saopted n.o ~ sse ever
aas H%0Ps all s this @
know that il cured them; those who have not
and all know that what il does once it does always
that II never fails through fault neglect Of
ssnds of certificates Of their remarkable cures Of
the following complaints, but such cures. are
q az and
In all eli mates; containing neither calomel or any
my soua q se BY
ever fresh and makes them pleasant to take. while
,g neing purely vegetable no harm can arise from
They operate by their powerful influence on the
Il into healthy action-remove the obstru ctions Of
the stomach: bowels liver, and other rgans OF the
and By cOrrecting. wher. Yer they exist, such de:
raneements az are the nrst origin Of disease.
the box for the following complaints. which these
EassauoR sna Esss 81 APSE
TITA they should be taken moderately = stim.
ulate the stomach and restore its healthy tone and
For LIVER COMPLAINT and its various symp-
ssk SEP
IOUs c0LIC and BILIOUS yEvERs, they should
disssssa cotton or remove the o6ssructiOns which
mid dose i eenerslly rsasired. '~' W
Tor RHEUMATISM. GOUT, GRAVEL, PAL.
PITATLON OF The HIART, PAIN IN THE
tinuously taken, e required, TO change the dis
yessed action Of the system. With such change
For DR6PsY ana 1S0PsIoAL swELLINGs
they should be taken in large and frequent dsses
10 produce the effect Of o drastic purge
FOR SUPPRESSION Q large dose should be
taken a. II produces the desired effect BY symps-
* Dtsse, Pill, teke one or two Pins to pro-
mote digestion and relieve the stomach
bowels into healthy action, restores the appetite,
and invigorates the system. Hence Il IL often ad
One Who feels tolerably well, offen finds that 8
dose Of these Pills makes him feel decidedly bet.
the digestive apparatus. ssrF"
DR. J. O. AYER 3 CO., PRAcrrcAL OHKNfOrs.
LOWELL, MASS, q. "A.
.. d. GILMAN, !,
10 M-eoemO6W Agent, Washinafon
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A MODERN MIRACLE,

n MODEkN MIRACLES.
From old and young, from rich and poor, from
high born and lowly comes the U UNIVERSAL Voice of
praise for
HALLS VEGETABLE
slClLlAN HAIR REEEVER.
II 10 perfect and Miraculous article Cures
saldncss bald Makes hair grow, A better dressing
than any oil' or "pomatum Softens orash, dry
spa wiry hair into Beautiful silken fresses. Bat,
aoeve all, the great wonder 10 the rApidity with
NAL COLOR.
Use it q few times, and
PRESTO, CHANGE
the whitest and worst LOOKING hair resulnss fte
yoythful beauty. Ii does not dye the hair, but
strikes at the root and nils it with new life and
coloring matter.
Is will not take long disagresable trial TO prove
the truth OF this matter. The rss applic alton viii
ds good; you will see the NATURAL COLOR re
BEFORE you KNOW IT,
the old, gray. discOlored Appearance Of the hair
WI nS gone living place 70 lustroos, shining and
ASK for Halls sicilian Hair Benever; no other
article 10 at all ike il in effect. You viii and II
CHEAP TO BUY, PLEASANT TO THY, AND
SURE To Do YOU GOOD.
There are many limitations. Be sure you proou re
the genuine, manufactured only by
b. p: HALL & 90, Nashua, N. H., Propristors.
Tor sale by oil druggists. iy s2-eo2n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-22
HOMICIDE AND THREATENED RIOT
IN GEORGIA..

SAVANNAH, GA. July PA difficulty oc.
CURED last night in q drinking saloon between
Mr. Robert Hopkins, the tax receiver, and
isaac Russell, deputy sheriff, resulting in the
shooting Of Hopkins, killing him Instantly.
Russell claims that the shooting was done in
self.defense.
The affair caused great excitement among
the negroes, who at the signal Of the drums as
sembled several hundred strongyArmed with
guns and clubs, and threatening 10 lynch Rus
sell and demolish his house. On learning that
Russeil mad been taken to Jail, they proceeded
TO attack it, bpt We're dispersed by the police.
Excitement somewhat abated The prompt
ooeyance OF the signal shows that the negroes
are fully organized in this city.
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PHALON'S "PAPHIAN LOTION
DEAur1rY1Na THE sKrs AND COMPLEX

BEM0yEs ALL ERGPTIoNs. FREoKLrs,
PlhpLdEs, pId ,.at MOTH, BL0TGA M so rs, TAN, ETC.,
FAIR and BLOOMING.
Tor LADIES in the NURSERY II 10 invaluable.
FOR orGENTLEMEN after SHAVING IL has equal
"PAPHIAN LOTION" is the emily reliable rem
edy Tor diseases and blemishes Of the SKIN.
PHALON'S "PAPHIAN SOAP,
Tor the TOILET. NURSERY and BATH, viii not
chap the SKIN. Price rs cents per cake.
"FLOR DE MAYO.n
'FLOk DE MAYO.n
NEW PERFUME FOB THE HANDKER-
GhIEE; EXQUISITE, DILICATE, LASTING
PhALON 4 SON, New York.
esv Sold by all Druggists.
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Baltimore Markets, Ts.dav,

. BALTIMORE, July 2.-Cotton dull; Uplands,
3lH cents. Flour quiet and in fair demand.
wheat hrmer, and prices have adyanced prime
red s225aS2.35. Corn firmer; prices advanced;
white sl.lsaS12l; yellow Sl.20. Oats steady
at e5ag3. Bye dull; prime SI.5O. Pork firm at
Hs. Lard quiet at Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-22
MYSTERIOUS CONGRESS OF FENIAN.

BUFFALO, July IA mysterious congress
Of Fenian Senators from every section of the
Union assembled here this morning
The meeting is unknown to the rank or file
OF the organization, and speculations are rite
as to the object.
Senator Fitzgerald, of Cincinnati: Senator
Cunningham, of SYRACUSE Senator Harlton, OF
New Jersey; Senator Flanagan, of Michigan,
are IN this city, and other prominent Senator'S
are present.
Gen. John O'Niel, President Of the Fenian
organization, arrived last night. Gen. Speer,
Commander-In.Chief, is expected to- night
The sessions OF the Congress are held with
closed doors, and guarded by armed sentinele.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-22

THE GEORGIA LEGISLATURES LEGALLY Or
9ANxED-Adoptsoa Of Uc FouTteeath Ayticl<.-
The Georgia Senate received 8 communication
nom the Governor yesterday, accompanied by
letter from General Meade, who, in reply to
the Governors Communication notifying the
commanding general of the action Of the House
in declaring all its members eligible, says:-"I
row advise and instruct you that each House
having complied with the acquisitions of my
communication Of the sth instant, BY examining
into and deciding on the eligibility of their
members under the fourteenth article, 1 have
no further opposition TO make TO their proceed
ing TO the business for which they were called
together, and consider them legally organized
from the 18th instant" A motion to refer ali
matters pertaining to the fourteeuth article was
lost and the Senate proceeded TO act on the
fourteenth article; which was adopted by a
vote OF u to IA. The House passed the four
teenth article BY a vote of 80 to 20. The inau.
'guration Of Governor Bullock takes place to.
day. ..sgt a. < .4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-22
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
FROM GEORGIA.
Inauguration Of 6sv. Bullock-The Celum.
bus Prisoners.

bus Prisoners.
ATLANTA, GA, July 22.-R. B Bullock was
inaugurated Governor AT noon to-day. His
address was brief and laudatory Of the Repub-
lican party, condemnatery Of the Presidents
policy. He says that experience has proved
the wisdom and Justice OF conferring the right
OF suffrage on the freedmen.
A national salute was Ared in honor Of the
event. General Meade and staff were present
at the ceremonies, which passed Off quietly.
Both branches Of the Legislature adjourned
over un Til ten q. m. Friday.
1t Is reported that the military commission
~ the trial Of the Columbus prisoners will be
dis solved to-day, and remanded to the civil
authorities,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-22

Physicians wonder az the extraordinary power
Of RADWAYS REN0yATING RESoLyENT in
curing the worst forms OF scrofulOus Syphfloid
Chronic Skin diseases, and its marvellous power In
resolving cslculous ooncretions, srordins imme-
diate relic and consequent Of Diseases Of the
Kidney, Bladder, Liver, Lunss. Pancra.s Spleen
Its rapid influence in the OF Diabetes. Inoonti
nence or scanty, turbid, album nous cloudy urine
fts almost instant cscy in stopping itching and
painful discharge Of urine and its singular power
In curing discharges from the Uterus and Urethra
Leucorrhos. Bloody Urine, snd other unhealthy
and weakening discharets;-and inquire wherein
the sARsAPARILLIAN used in the Renovstinc
Resolyent differs from ordinary SarSaparilIaSI
sarsapariian is the only principle in sarsapar!ta
that possesses osraftrs p-ops-Ties: all other parts
OF the root are ineit and useless One ounce OF the
extract obtained under Or. Railways new process
for extracting the curative properties from yeerta
e substances, contains more u the true principle
Of cure than 10 lbs. Of the ordinary roots.
sARsAPARILLIAN IS oaly ors OF the insreai-
ents that forms this truly wonderful medicine and
IL IL the only compromising remedy that communi-
Gates IN purifying, cleansing and reinvi goratins
properties through the BLOOD, SWEAT, URINE
and other secretions, securing q harmonious func-
tiona action OF every deprsved organ and Gland in
the system. III the blood is corrupt the Resolyeut
viii make IL pure. III the Lungs are liberated ana
core, secretins thick phlesn, aud prurelent natter
the kesoivent Will loosen this deposit and repair
the wasting lung with sound and healthy material
II the Skin is covered with pinples spets pustues
cores, uloers, &c, the BesOlvent WIN quiokly re-
move theee anpoyancee. Emencsry is ds . lsitedln
the bones and has accumulated In the system the
Beeolvent will drive IL out. II the throat or Bron
chial Glands are plcerated the Rseoyent viii cure
tbeee signs Of Al ofly waste. Direct rerii.s nos.
sessfns only exclusive properties, are hurfful .s
they incresse the functional scortions Of one organ
by speHding tbs consfituent secres1ons OF stherp;
hence, . compensafins remedy like the Re,olvept
. the only means OF permanent cure.
BEAR II MIND THAT EVERY DROP OBJ
BLOOD impregnsssd with the Rssoiyeut and All.
sorted 70 supply the waste OF the body, win mar,
pnre sound and healthy nssh aud nbre The nr.t
ocse thst n tahen commences In work OF purfooa
non and increasing the appetite and flesh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-22
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Money is again quite abundanti in New York.
There is q suspension Of the late active demand
for remittances from the interior, anC5lAe banks
are consequently more disposed to lend. The
harvest has not commenced in the Southwest
and the demand for moving the crops may be
meantime, however, the supply on call is like
ly to be quite abundant. Yesterday the rate on
call loans ranged At 3a4 per cent Discounts are
unchanged, prime paper being negotiable at
6a1 per cent, according to time. In the gold
market, the reactionary tendency developed
yesterday has been continued.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-22

NEW YORK, July 22.-The Arizona. from
Aspin wall, brings S464 900 in treasure. Pana.
ma adyices state that the revelation does not
makes any progress, and 1t is supported only
oy us lnstigators. A decree ordering the State
militia to be increased TO one thousand three
huncred and fsrty-eight had been issuea. The
provisional President has command of the for.
cef, VINO had started with detachment for Loo
santos TO quell the disturbance there The
draft in Panama has been suspended. Ad-
vices from Bogota s6te that Congress had ad.
lourned. Gen Santos A Costa has been an
pointed Minister TO the United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-22

LONDON. July 22-Forenoon.-ConsoIs for
money, i4, and on account 44. u. s.
Bonds, s2A a72H; Illinois Central g6: Erie 42Y.
FRANKFORT, July 22.-U. S. Bonds 76Za77
LIVERPOOL, July 22-Forenoon. Cotton
Corn 35s. Cd.
LONDON, July e2-Afternoon.-Atlantic and
Great Western 3Sx.
LIVERPOOL, July 22.-Cotton market declin-
ing; MddIIng Uplands lOxa1Ok, MiddIine
Orleans ,Oxa11. Corn declining al 35s Flour
dull. Wheat dull. Pork 75s. Beef dull. Lard
65s Sd "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-22
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENr

PHILADELPHIA, July 22.-Yesterday, the ex.
press tram for Atlantic City was thrown from
the track by the washing away Of a culvert
The engineer and fireman were scalded, but no
Passenger were injured.
fsHOND DISPATCH1
PHILADSLPHIA. July 22.-John Hutchinson,
the engineer on the Atlantic City Railroad.
Who was scalded by an accident on the road
Yesterday, d,eo at Atlantic City, where he was
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3e.day's New York Markets.
fBV Tele1raph

NEW YeRK, July 22.-Flour dull and with.
out decided change in price. Wheat firmer
and very quiet. Corn market is about lc bet
ter. Pork steady; mess s2s.25. Lard dull; bar
rels j. &al1A. Cotton quiet; Middling UpIands
81 lka2 cents. Freights quiet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-22

NMr s. A. Fletcher has inst harvested on
his farm near Indianapolis, Ind, wheat crop
aegregsttng over 1D.U0 bushels. 2 ~
~ Lowe1l Mass. isdiscu ssing the question
OF free public baths. Detroit, Mich, has de.
cided TO establish one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-22
Baltimore Stock Market. TODAY.

BALTIMORE, July 22.-Virginia skies, in.
scrlbed, old, IS bid, As 4 asked; Virginia skies,
1866, IS bid. AZ asked; Virginia skies, 1867 A
oldi do. coupon, old, Sc bid; do. coupon new,
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Wall StPeet Ta.dav

NEW YORK, July 22.-Old bonds, 14}; new
9k; H-i0'ssh Virginia new, IS. Tennessee
ex-ooupon, g. 4: new, 66a. Missouri, 81. Gold,
lt3&. Exchange, l0k. Money easy at la5.
Stocks strong,
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BATOHEl08p RAIR DYE.

This Dlsndid Hais - z shs bsse In tAs world:
the only txss sad Is!fSss Dye; hafSisss, rsiisbis,
Int; rSsSie: tEe IL sieSs y ~ S: o4isSisSs S,t.
fatss on1 leayse fAs ne6 sofs "a bsssS2fuI siess
~ bresea. Sold ey al Druegists and PerfusnSrS:
and properly apDhsd aS Batchslor . wiz Ssotov
No. y Bond Heets New York. ja1&eodiy
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THE SOUTH CAROLINA LEGIsLAruRR.-Yes.
terday the South Carolina Legislature passed q
bill accepting a donation Of land from the
United States, tor agricultural colleges. Ran.
dolph, a negro, introduced bill prohibiting
distinction in All cases on account Of race or
color. In the House, Neago, Comptroller Gen.
eral introduced q bill taxing upland cotton one
and lice seven and half cents per bushel, to
pay the expenses Of the legislature. It was
hGotPd 1T by members, VINO declared IL mono.
Hecify. and refused TO allow it 70 be pfir11ed.
Tbes1ecfion for Supreme Court judges occurs
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A NEW PRINCIPLE DISCOVERED

ONE BOTTLE oFREsoLVENr rs BErrE1
THAN TEN LARGE BOTTLES OF THE
ADVERTISED sARSPARILLAS, or DE-
RECT DIURETIc RENEDIEs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-22

between Coburn and McCoole has not as vet
assumed phase different from that which il
presented week ago. We had hoped to have
heard from McCoole by letter or otherwise in
ing to press nothing had been received. Until
we do hear from him nothing definite can be
done inrthe matter, a. consultation oathe men
ranrsent = ,saSt Both men eSny,.a nnsa s..1 ar
selves az resolved to decide the long proiected
affair By an appeal TO muscle and science.-N.
y. CkpDer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-22

FIRE AND LOSS OF LIFE.
CONsBoBoCKER, PA, July 22-The store of
b. W. Morris was burned this morning. caused
by the explosion OF a barrel OF coal oil. Mr..
Morris was burned fatally.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-22

WITHDRAwS.-Col. Cooper's nomination az
Commissioner ofInternaI Reven ne was, al his
own request, yesterday afternoon withdrawn
II Is expected that another nomination tor this
Office will be sent TO the Senate to-day
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~"Died from alcoholism" is an Ohio cor.
oner's verdict upon burnt-out benzinisI
n4Nr: Rothermel y painting picture Of fhs
battle held of Getty sbure, TO be appropriareIy
placed In the State Capitol Of fPennsylvanta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-22

ossiil.ed spirits prodaced dariag the exp-F,
pents mSae by the date comrnl-s sioa for tes tinf
nesfs fer the inHrnsl revenue service - ~
used Tor the army hospitals. and 70 b paid TOR
=. reasonable cost Out of any moneys Sppro-
PIRATE Tor ths purchase of army hospital s,orps
lse amount reoeiyed 70 e~ applied toward the
eApthses Of sud ccurnixsion.
Approved, Jnne IS. Is6s.
IPUBLIC RRsoIrrfoS-No. Sln
"A hkscLUrfoS authorizfnS a change of nail
serNice between Fort Abercronabie and He
R,solred ~ tbe Scaafe aad H..s, a. P,p-,.-.t,-
tires q fsc tnitod Ssatcs of Anerica IA co.grvr,
Gsseabled, That the Postmaster General iS
nerecy authorized 20 change the character 81
The nail service from Forf Aeercromhie Da-
kota Terutory, 20 Helena, Montana Territory.
10 post coach service.
Approved. June IS, Is6s.
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- kast young women drive four-in-hands
at Newport g. NW s..
- Mullen, Bogge, and Sullivan, sentsnced
to be hung for murder of Smooth, escapes fivm
jail at Deer Lodge, Montana.