davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-06

The ehsapest medical r-rer IN the World Yuilisi,sd
every two wreLs AZ The University Bulding Nirth ~
sgufh e Walnut
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-05
Foreign News by CabI.

The dissolution of Parliament viii take place
On The llth instant. All uuCOntestsd siectIous
are TO commence on the 15.h; Contested eIec-
uons IN burroughs on the ls.h, and IN csentias
a a later date The new Parliament will be
summoned TO meet on Wednesday. the 9Th OF
December, whsn the Quera's speech will be
delivered, and the policy - the Ministry on
questions at issue annouI cd. MT. Den nisOs
VIII fe reelected Speaker IL Is believe. that
the house will be ready 10 proceed TO 0usiuess
Dy MonOay, the l4th of December. The On
position Will probably move, q The test oues-
uCr, IN amendment 4 the Queens sy,e.eh
which the House will deoate uatiI the ISth
when, N Is supposed, the notion V o., b. carried
by large majority, and the House VIII be
adJOurned until the following Monday. On
TeassemblIng the Premier viii announce his
resignation and thai OF his colleagues an the
Ministry. Mr.. GladstOns VIII follow yyith I.
mouon 10 al iourn over for The holidays, 10 ST.
isrd aa opportunity Tor the formation Of i new
Cabinet
Mr. Childs, Of the Pli!aG. mia LEDGER. A.
rlyrd IN London Tuesday. lie l. The guest O.:
MI Walter. OF the IIu4,S. al. VA also be -
teriaIned by George peabody aLd Charts
General DuIce delays bIs departure for Cuba
Oh account Of sickness. He wa tske ont a
decree providing tCr an election OF Depu.ies
He Is also instructed % carry into force mss.
nTes 10 lIb-ralIZs the Administration 20 estah-
hsh llteriy Of the press 70 divide the .s!anG
INTO thIee province. AID - sLpprf-s " OcDu-
i'er lnSllinl n. General Contreras has been
appointed Captain GeEeral o. porto hlCg
Oizasa aud hIs parry nave issued g T2alIfest5
Grg ihg the necessity OF maIU-aiI3nG = monarch
Icai fern OF coNeILH.eat IL SgIic. Ihe Pr
yI>iCHal Gov erEY1en, has re,5ly wee, .ra.r t,..,-
uOLs -Or LIE -.UOiItIOl. - slayeI-- j. ~ nos
tiV-4y as-eTJfd "a thai = f4Ovsril,. =. VIII nov
rseosnIz@ the Mexican Rspubl- The Provi>-
lNLat tTOStTEneHt sF n 1C-ir tI.HU1uOIs
III u eIr CT v.sI-Itn q -s ..-- IIIFa y 1.fpeus.pT
IT. Prussian t.-- "a OF.u,C Dy E-L4- z =
liar- IN person yeS,s.,iay.
i hLal dscisICL sdV.T-r to ~J4naL -1t.--Ep
.as ls-H rendered a. 10 Cor yi 5es-.5us,
EdII turSb.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-05
EVENING STAR.
LATE TELEGRANlS, &c.

The .chmOnd Chamber of Commerce yss-
terOay ddOI 4 Tcs Jiutions favOTILe the unity
81 the ~ lrOaus from the A Atlantic 10 the WI
and dsp}Orn- the ale Of the S.ate'C iu:eres. IN
any rad v HEREBY trade would De Turned from
NITE,nia. L; was stated ~ the rleetiul- inst IN
effort was beng made the In1errs- ~ RaI--
NOE 20 bnN rae States Interest IN the virginia
aid Tennessee EO-u.
arauuah dispatches sav that ono Of ths
qOllcerne7 SHOT on Tuesday Is dead and g. sth.r
dNing- All ID" blame Of the DISTURBANCE Il
throWn upon he cCi0reG Y0CpIc. wao ave rem
resented as organizing -Or an attack upon thu
CIV IN armed aHd CTS8nirad force of whites
are reT 0TtHd rs tavIBg gone ont frOE Sayan-
nan 10 guard the approaches 10 tha city.
An engine attached 70 4 westward bound
lIeigh- tram on tue Central Ohio division of
tne Bal'lmOTe and t-sJ R9Iiroad. exploded
Near Claypool Sta ion on Tuesday, instantly
klllnE RooeTt BIOCn, the engineer, and fatqi-
~ lDJuHDg John Hurley, a fireman. and =
bTaksSman .a med tiardiHer
EN-GOveTnJr J. Madison Wells Cf Iouisia-
nm who was rFnOyef 6y order of General
sheridan, has brought sug f1I lhp recovery CT
IN salary aCcI utG- tGII- 'l'r fa-Ir 70. whica \
he was chosen.
Jeter Fh lily -antsr ced ~ he han geo il vir.
gina On Friday pRXt, Tor the murder Of his
wife, has been TesPIled ~ the Governor, Tor
sixty davs.
In difficulty in Memphis, Tenn, Tuesday
night Dan. Earle shot a German named George
RendllhVeeT, infiictng fatal wound Earle
was arrested and lodged IL IaD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-05
BELMBoLDs EXTRACT OF BUCHU

Hundreds suffer on in silence. and hundreds
Others apply vainly 20 druggists and doctors, who
either merely tantalize them with the hope Of q
cure or apply remedies whic make them worse l
would not wish to assert any thing tnst would do
injustice to the af.c .cted, but am obliged to say
exhaustion the powers Of life. BY isScrio1s em
poy ment, IN wholesome air and food, profuse men-
t..iSn, ,s;psIied to the mucous membrane Of the
When reviewing the causes OF these distressing
complaints II 10 most painful to contem plate the
simple justice TO the subject to en1merate fes OF
the many additional which % largely affect
Glasses Of Speiety and which. conseauentiy aset al
more leel directly. the welfare OF the entire h1
education and marriage. causes the years that ma
ture designed for corporeal development to be
the early confinement Of school, and especislIy 10
the unhealthy excitement Of the ball room. Thus
With the booy half clothed, aud the mind unduIy
excited by pleasure, pervertins In midnight revel
the bours designed BY sature for sleep and rest
In consequence Of this early STRAIN upon her sys
tem unnecessary effort 10 required BY the delicate
day thus ssgrs svating the evil. when one excite.
nent lie over, another in prospective keeps the
mind morbidly sensitive TO impression. while the
nov constant restrain of fashionable dress sbso-
lutely iOTbidlng the exercise inGispens q the
attainment and retention of organic health AID
strength; the exposure to might air; the sudieS
change Of temperature; the complete prostratioa
produce their legitimate effect AT last an earl
marriage caps the climax of misery and the a.. !.
fortunate one, hitherto utterly srdess OF Tn.
plain dictates and rehonstrahces Of her delicste
nature, becomes an unwilling subject O medirs Al
treatment. Tnis IL bnt truthful pic lure of ths
xperiepce Of thousands of our young women
Long before the ability To exercise the functions
of the generAtive organs, they require an - uca
tion Of their peculiar nervous system cam pose
OF what 10 called the tissue. NhiC is in corrruo
with the female breast and lips. evidently nnaer
the control Cf mental emotions and sssocIatIuu. A.
an early period of life; sed. as We shall sub.o.
quent'y see, these emotions when cxcessiye. Lad
long eefore puterfty, to habits which sap the Nerv
NE OF their victims ere nature has sef-com pletei
their development.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-05
THE REPUBLICANs CARRY CALIFOR.
MA AND NEVADA.

SIN FRANCIsCO, Nov. 5-The Steamship
Japan has sailed for Hong korg with So 900
In treasure, and IL CABIN passengers.
The Republicans carry California by 900 to
l,5tO majority. Axtell. Democrat, is elected TO
Congress. Sargent and Harrison, Republicans,
are probably elected 10 Congress
Nevada gives 1000 Republican majority.
Fitch, Republican, is elected to Con sTess.
Both parties claim oregon. The eastern por-
ton of that State has not yet been heard from.
Returns from other parts OF Oregon indicate
large Republican gains.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-05
CONGRATULATIONS TO GRANT.
fSpeo ial Dispatch to tn StarI

GALENA, Nov. 5.-General Grant has re-.
ceived nearly two hundred congratulatory dis.
patches from prominent public men, commit.
tees, etc. The telegraph wire worked ali
day yesterday direct from Chicago into his res.
idence here. The following are some OF the
dispatches which he has received
BosToS, Nov. s. ls6S.-Ts General Ulys,es q
Grant, Galena, H.:-Massachusetts, frs. in thu
cause Of liberty, and union of States. senas
greeting, with majority Of $1,000 OF her sons q
10 the pacifcator BY the sword, believing that
We viii secure BY the nobler pacifieafson 81
civil administration that peace and prosner;, -
which our fathers guaranteed through 3nv
eminent based on equal rights.
JOHN n. s WILLIAMS.
Chairman Mass. Reprb. State Central Com.
NEW YoRx, Nov. 3.-fo General U. s. Gram,
President Eject cf he United States.-Ten thons,
and ladies' and gentlemen In and Around (soone,
Union, IN grateful aeknowledgman, Of vnn
services, coagratuiate you. 0JH -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-05

A MICRO MURDERED BIZ A WHITE WOMAN.
horrible murder occurred Tuesday night IN
Thompson street, New York. Maggie Murray,
u hite woman, cut the throat OF Upton Mur-
ray, a negro man. with whom she had been
living. The negro was drunk ana asleep az the
time. and Mac gle was in company with anoth-
er negro man in the same room. When the
deed was committed sine LETT the room and was
afterwards found on the corner Of Broome and
sullivan streets with The razor siill in her hand .
The negro, after ne received the cut which
was i've inches long and an inch and a half
oeep got up and walked 70 drug store in Suu III.
van street, where ne died .-Nen York Hkrrid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-05
SOUTH CAROLINA CARRIED BY TIE
REPl BLICANS.

CHARLESTON, s. c., Nov. 5.-The State
returns come in slowly. Anderson, Greenville,
Spartanburg, Lexington, Newberry, Oconee,
and Pickens counties give large Democratic
Republican majority.
Returns come in very slowly from the sea-
board counties, which form the Republican
stronghold. Il is impossible 10 state the gen.
eral result with certainty, but the indications
are that the Republicans have carried the State
by reduced majority. The Democrats claim
TO have elected two Congressman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-05
w ON AN. .

Females. owing to the peculiar and important
relations which they sustain their peculiar organ
ization, and the Offices they perform suhJpct 20
many sufieriugs. freedoN from these contribute
in no small degree 20 their happiness aud welfare.
but no one of these various female plaints can
long be suffered 70 run on without involving the
gehersi health Of the Individual, aud long pro
dscipR permanent sicknes<and premature dacline
Nor 10 IL pleasant to consult . ply sician for the
relief of these Tarious delicate affections and only
upon tue most urgent necessity will q true woman
90 Tar sacrifice ncr greatest charm as 10 do this
The sex viii then tSssk Us for placing In their
hands simple spcciSls which will be found efH-
cscioes In relieving and curipg almost every one
OF those troublesome complaints pee uliar 10 the
sex.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-05
nI ~ O{ Ihis ...I---

hLEAANDHIA AND NIClEITY.-Tha COBtp9er-
ciai Adrtrtiser Of this morning has the follow.
ing items:
lGsiatc Emisrcnts for laurel Factory.-A
family consisting of two men and their wiye
and Sc ven children, hailing from Occoquan and
bound for Laurel actory in the STATE of Mary I.
land, near baltimore, were found last night bv
Captain Smith, camped In the market auars.
They leave this morning for their destination,
with some eight or ten dollars which had been
collected TO assist them along
Sale st Ldnd-Thirty acres Of the Hoover es
tataie, in Fairfax county, Just beyond the
AleIaI dria aqueducf, were sold few days
ago for the sum Of 800 per acre. Land ad .
,oipine is now held at Sls0 per acre. Fourteen
acres Of land sit uated in AleN andria county,
near the aqueduct bridge, was sold Saturda
morning, at private sale. by Septimn ns Brown
10 ". B. Lacy, OF Wssninston, ior 8 500.
Railvood Meeting.-The aI nuai meeting OF the
Orange. Alexandria Il Mannaseas Gap Ran
road Company VIII be held in this city on the
Isj.,nefisa-The faie OF the Mount Vernon
Conon Factory in This place, which had been
advertised for some weeks, has besn stopped
tor the present by an ipJuncnon from Judge
Thomas. 90 80 efflaf4 sTs.Ff.4sEF r.ss sf4l BOD . /
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-05

~Henry Ward Bsecher. preached at Ply
before his sermon. be stated that by formal
vote Of the Church, baptism was forbidden TO
any shiid both OF whose parents were not a
the Instructions, he said, although hedl1 Cot
abelieve in their pfopriety, md Outs5ds ~ the
church he Woaid administer the baptism TO
any child, one OF whose parents was Chris
tan. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-05
GRANTS MAJORITY IN NCONNECTICU1


HARTFORD. CoNH., Nov. 5-Csnnecticut
gives Grant a majority of 3,Gi1, being Repub-
lican gam of i,S45. The total vote Of the State
is 5000, which is within 800 Of the largest ever
cast,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-05
NEW JERSEY.
The Democrats Garry the State-Demo.
cratic Majority in the LesisIature.

A despatch from Newark. New Jersey, re-
ceIved at the v. I. Times Bureau on 18th street
to-day, says the State gives Seymour about
LOO majority and Randolp b $40 Democrats
have seven majority on joint ballot in Legs
lature. Hill probably elected the remainder
Democratic. Halsey will contest.
IBy Associated Press
TRENTON, N. J. Nov. 5 in this State Sey-
mour majority is about 2,0in aud Randolph's
nearly 800. The Congressional deleg a ion
will stand Democrats to , Republicans. The
Assembly will consist of 81 Democrats and -
Republicans. The Democrats gain one in the
Senste, and viii have majority OF on Joint
ballot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-05

fayority tor Grant, :, ,3GJ. English : ma Jority
Is. srr.ns' was !,76a and the Repuhlican net
gam n thiz elect III -. therefore, J,iUJ. The
above Will not vary OLe hundred from the Of
t-l@i -r-UTHs.
MASSACHUSETTS.
BosToE, MASS, nov. l.-IseIuTns from All
1-' f"F.y-eisht :. VIZ o. hi STATE give GraCt
Ha'o-I-y o1 sl,52s. Il hundred guns we're
ifrt On Boston Common to-day il. I onor OF
LIE i,vI GOIIcan triumph.
WIsGONsIS.
" IL LYAURIE, Nov. 4.-Retarns rom sixty
towns ana cities indicate that Wisconsin has
gone t7r Grant by from 5000 10 10000 ma ior-
Hy. P--!waukie gives Seymour about 1900
majority.
Ge.eTal HaIbert F. Pane is Reelected IN
ihIs oi>irlct--the Grst-this year, one of the
cly=est IN the State.
OREGON.
SAS fRANCIsCo, Nov. i.-PstuIns from Ore
ga come Il slowly, and show IarCs Repubii-
can gains The Republicans entertain hopes
81 carrying the STATE.
NEVADA.
>AN tEANCIsCO, Nov. NEVADA h con-
ceUcd 49, -he hepubiiaaLs.
CONGRESSNEN ELECT.
The returns from the various States indicate
tne probable loss Of seven Republican Con-
H.w YoRK.--Potier, Dem. IN lUth district,
wee Robertson, Rep; 18Th distric,--tiris wnld, I,
D1u.-. vice Cornell, Rep; 3uth distriCt-Ben-
nett. Rep, vice Hum mphrey, Dem.
NEw JERsEY.-Raferty, Dem, vice Hill
':ep-; 9Th distrIct-CieveiaDd, Dem, wee Hal
sey Eep.
MINNEsorA.-2d district-WiIson, Dem, vice
DunneJly, Rep.
ILI!~oIs.-Sth dis,rict-Edwards, Dem, vice
CuiiCm. Rep.
n. .ss oUKI.-Ist disIric,-Wslls, Dem, wee
Pile. hep.
TgNNRssHR.-Lef.wich, DEM, vice Num-,
I.rp.
CALIFoRNIh.-istd disrict-Pixley, Rep. wee
AXtell. Dem.
NLAND-Sam1 Hambleton, s, Archer,
TlClcas Swarm, j. Hamill and +. Stone, al 1
Demo. rats. Mr.. Hamill is a Democratic gain,
in place OF the Hon. Francis Thomas, Rep.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-05
CoNGRESSMEN ELECT.

CESTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD OF CALrPOE.
sIA.-On the Sd instant the President of the
United States accepted section Of twenty
miles of the Central Pacific Railroad of Cali
fornia, which terminated at the 37Oth mile post,
and crdered the bonds and patents for land
due thereon 10 be issued TO the Company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-05
THE ALABAMA CLAJMS-ARRIvALO OF
MRS. LINCOLN In PARIS

Especial Dispatch to the Star.J
NEW YORK, Nov. Especial advices per
Atlantic Cable state that the negotiations re-
garding the Alabama claims have reached no
definite conclusion. The English Government
Is still urging the necessity Of an arbitration.
Mrs. Lincoln, the widow OF President Lin.
coin, arrived in Paris yesterday, and has taken
private apartme nts in the Champs Elysees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-05

CINCINNATI, Nov. 5.-A tank IN Geo. Shil-
leto's soap and candle mandatory exploded
yesterday. and destroyed the building. Two
persons We're injured. Loss S25,OO0. No in
SurauCe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-05

FOR FEMALE WEAKNESS AND DEBILITY
WHITES Or LEUCoRRHGA,
TOO PHeFUsE NSrRUArIoN.
EXHAUSTION,
TOO LONG CONTINUED PERIODS,
FOB PROLAPSUs AND HEARING DOWN, OK
PRULAPsUS UTERI,
We offer the most perfect specific known:
hhABoLD npHgNP HSGST' EXTRACT OF
irections for use, diet, and advice, accompsuy
Females in every period OF life, from infancy 70
extreme old age, will md 1t r. nedy to az stnre 70
IN The 81 discnstge Of its functions Strength is the
HELMBOLDS EXTRAC EUCU
is more STRENGTHENING than any of the nren.,a,,o
oi barA OF lToa, Inn nitely safer, and more pie
HELMBoLp-s EXrRACT BUCHU,
irent physicians in the United States is nav o.
fered to afflicted humanity a certain Gu re- for me
cause originating:
GENERAL DEBILITY
MENTAL AND PHYSICAL DEPRESSION.
IMRRcIIVrv
DETERMINATION OF BLOOD TO THE HEAD.
CONFUSED IDEAS,
HYsTERIA,
GIHERAL IRRIrABILIrY,
REsTLEssNEss AND sLERPLEssHIss AT
NIGHT,
ABsKNoE or MUSCULAR EFFICIENCY,
LOSS sOsAPPETIrE,
.DYsPEPsIA.
EMACIATION,
Low SPIRIT,
CANS OF g EN- DRATiO
PALPITArION OF THE HEART:
and. in fact.
all the Concomitanss Of NERVOUS and prRn
iTTED stsis Of the system. n.' ''ADiL'
To insure the genuine. cut this on.
ASK FOR HELABOLDp.
1ake no other.
SOLD By DRUaelsTEs TSssIp ;Ss IplALsss rvssr.
Price q as Der bottle; or six bottles sor $3.50.
Delivered to any Address.
Describe Symptoms IN sn Connsnicssions.
Address z. 7. a.LHB0LD. Dsu& and Chemi.
.tos.u t.e.f -Fu-HfaE -.
ssr
,R e.. zfFEE aEs.
N0ED All GENUINE UNLESS DoNx rp
= seeel-Sn&revsa vralDs!, NTH foe-dniIs Of NV
Che1SeS Wassssoes, end signed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-05
REPUBLICAN MAJORITY IN PHILA,
DELPHIA 2.51S.
FATAL TANK EXPLOSION.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 5.-Corrected returns
OF the vote OF this city make the Repu blican
ma jorlty 2,5lS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-05

0FFICBPS;
=: N. CLARK, Philsdelphis. Presfiept.
At loohk, Chairman Finance aud Kreoutye
RKNb d. COOKE. washinetOn, Vice Pre.s.
rStRsos W. prEr, Pb,l.aeIph,., sscr.,.r,
rs, TTRNEB wssh,ngtOu. Assistant seor.t.r,.
MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD.
}. X. BAkNks, Surgeon General Unftea states
p J. EoKwTTZ. Chief Medical pe,.r,uoD,
United States Navy, Washington
u. v. BLiss, NJ. D., Washington.
TIE ADVANTAGES offered BY thi. Company are.
A., 20 % SsuSLa, - sSompany, Chartered by special
Aps,d uP osri'sl OF sleooon.
:. ieEs .ov rates Of premium
~ iurnishes lager Insurance than other com
penles for fh@ same money.
A. is csbuife Al certain IN It's terms.
~ le nome % p6Dy IN every locality.
It's policies are exempt from attachment.
ere are no Uuuecosssry restrictions In the -
Every policy . nor -forfestsbIe
Policies MAJ be tskeI " nich par 90 thu fasurs
theIr tuis An0nnt aud return al TIE preraiums,s
that tue insurance costs only the decrease ON 10.
Policiss viii be issued that will pay TO the in
sured during life an annual income of ons-tenfh
No EXTRA rate is charged for rlsks upon the lives
IL insure. not 70 secure div,dena.. but AZ 40 low
A LOCAL 1GENT Is wASTkD rs EvEGY
COUNTY, sud applications from COMPETENT par
tee for such Ggeuci with suit shle rdorsemcnts
shscld be sodr,t sed to the Compsnys Gen II
Agents only N thsir respective districts
Circulars, Pan hlets and fun part,orl srs given
city. ''"'~'' 81 WV o''' 's '' 'A' W" ',N' Ill 'N'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-05

MoRN0E dcN -IENTs-The movers or the
PROJECT for & 60 Jsratiye wholesale mercan-
proceeded tar 10 subseribe a car,tst OF
s1.5eo.uEi, and 70 "nier into an orSarizaton
with Brigham Ionng, President. However. it
Il probable INK se.ive operations under the
Lew company 49, cement win no: commence
before Janua-y, l-1Cu.4 u has been statpd
thas tEey VIII o0c-rlsnce Immediately. E
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-05
NORRISSEY,~ MAJORITY
Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-Morrisseys majority il
l1,22I.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-05
MEMBERSHIP FEES.

The L nbership fees sre str dollars a: loiuing,
VOT Whara csrf - 0Gfs a. wall tE ftfF
siSasd, aid uus dollar and zen nts ths death
81 each member, OF which due notice vii be CAV Il.
One DC z from each memt.pr rOss tn -vitsv or
heiTs ~ the decreased member, And the ten cents
for eNpenz1s 81 CUllectiLk.
This COMPANY ~ diNiasd into TES al ASSES
ZOE MN sur TEN CLASSES FOh MOlsN
As soon thee Clssses AEe nllr., zen new GlPases
vii! be ec pted mer ard women are D.. allowed
n she same Ciassss. kvery sAiDE lane - make
each Class 6gusl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-05

AoIB AHI GENUINE uNLRss pour IT'D
o..Ises' wssshssss, and dgnsd = !" ny
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-05

TAX ON RR.DIsTILLED WHIsy gY.-Many in
qniIies have been made within 4 day or two
past concerning the decision recently arrived
at by the Attorney General in relation to the
manner in which the internal revenue tax
should attach to whiskey when doubled in
strength by re-distiliation. The Attorney 6en-
eral, it seems, has completed his opinion on
tbis ques ion, but has not yet deli vered il in
official form 10 The Secretary OF the Treasury
INTERNAL RHvsyUE-The receipts to-day
from this source were S4i3,l5o.5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-05

The ob,sct Of thl- Association u 70 .ecure q cash
payment within tOrty days alter the duath Of D
u.efnUOr, c. Ss many dollars a. there CmbeT7
IN the class u which as OF ste bei1u-s - lie or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-05

H-Hlo:tty ioi fTant- 236J. English ma IOrity
KS sFr.n;- " as :, ,76t. and the Republican ne,
gam n thi5 elect -. therefore, J,iUJ. The
above Will not vary One hundred from the Of
l.lal rr-nruS
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-11
COLUMBUS, o., THURSDAY MORNING,

our fertile land and free institutions, and
to this end will be glad to cooperate with
the societies you represent. I feel assured
that the Commissioners of Emigration will
freely extend all proper facilities in the
same behalf, and L shall take early occa-
sion to commend the subject in which you
feel so deeply interested, to their favorable
attention. Very respectfully, ar,
r. e. FENToN.
To John Fl. orr, Columbus, o.
Mr.. OFF was chairman of the committee
on Immigration appointed at The last meet
Ing of the convention at Pittsburgh. After
appointing three committees-on immigra-
tion, on schools and on the press, the Com
vention adjourned at seven P. NJ, to meet
at seven A. M. to-day. In the evening a
committee, headed by Rev. Mr.. Stoller,
proceeded to the residence of the Archbish-
op, on Thirty street and Madison ave-
nue., and presented to him valuable and
well executed portrait of the Pope, painted
In oil and of full size. The Archbishop ac-
cepted the handsome gilt and replied to the
presentation speech in happy strain. A
concert and banquet, in honor of the dele
gates, at the Germania Assembly rooms,
was we'll attended last night and continued
till an early hour this morning, =. -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-11
STATE OF NEW YORK,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
AIRANY Nav 2. 1868.

DEAR SIR-I am in receipt of your letter
referring to the humane plan in view for
promoting the interests of German immi-
grants arriving in the city of New York.
heartily approve your purpose in offer
ing counsel and protection to those who
leave their Fatherland to become citizens
of our country and to share the benefits OF