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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-21

To- lcPULAF--1- - wood p8veIa-u-s tested
D.. r-w y OH prove % b almost TOO great =
sEr 49, ;-Zd The rJectIOn now male g. hem Is
tHSt business vehicles - all sort d-S.rt the
CUrcNioUs s'lre-I- STREETS and seek he
nicholson "a -meUt The travelling = %
much easier upon the wood payemsnt tina, the
"s;-. II always seek the street upon which II Is
- d. TN New York go1s.s-r..rI saws this -
iaruCuiarly ;TUe VI Clinton ~,Teec. BROOKLYN
Ihe Ia-AIOAable bOUls ard Of a.. CITY II
thHrcseS. Where Laug1t bUt Tie OashiGc
4 Pos q he upper ten We're Wont T. display
IT. r parking haIne and snowy I'll .hauS.
there Is now from morn tIlI night a continuous
tram II Ice car = crCcers wa -OnS, coal Dl-
Touches. end brick b JIghams vi. mont num-
bel Society j. hoir II d al the advent Of such
common hin nd the usual enIng circles
4. the o.. -'fisl ..fIue torment" II tue pr-senc-
Ct su,h .'cem.n'd vUIgar.ties.' I ne remedy for
- . E'is vane'. II strikes - yery plain. Pu-
" i pavement down IN all tie stree. and
t'eE re business travel will nave no occasion
scek single street on account Of IT. d--.-a-
+ Pavement. All who have driven over q
Tell-'aid ..god pavement viii cert ~ that A. IS
10 pavsI,T O. and there can b. 10 doubt thar IL
VIII even .a.iy -upplant the stone pav-men.
and ali O. - e-.S..I g MOI ~ V5 vemeEt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-21

AZ Governor Bullock, of Georgia, has signed
Z bali which checks the ODera non of the State
Lottery al one, and prohibits the sale OF lottery
CkFts IN the STATE.
AZ Is stated that the first acts of the new
government OF Madrid Will be to demand the
r. >toTat.On of the Crown Jewels carried OFT by
IL Queen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-21

Hon G,urg- , EdmUHds L., Trvs-u. O. nj. &
s.''.- S,Is j from ! vermont Vas yrs-sTday
--f''s..d iST six years lrou the Ith Of March
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-21

Tie proJel. for q change Of Democrats can
"'d',t's Gems il = T. way 20 die a borniug--
lh" 'at-.'seT,-T tbs .-ornIrg : silent upon
tce ,. s. 'er. and '.s apparently abandoned tbe
idea as bad egg thar won't match. NJ :ntinle
he New York No. Z. the H4tslrjgenr.r., partner
III the grand uE,'a.t. - etching Il rI-ht and
lei Tor uIde-''S ILg - syegs fn- cIe rarty IN a
Tay 80 ossa- r,E~ aTd C-rucr-.i,. srg II Is
Graz ed 80 b .s|. Who ..a.,ois :l- -. Ia,
h"Nef .'is a Dem, es't- and making mischief
a" ''al J. lIi"1.- Of Ne ",-'' cHgdc, IS oV-
Tcset-c Tie ~ ,erU..r Y.-a., ci isa I-r-c-r.i,'.
.''r-.oIE- vans ~-yrr-a ae.-..a,5 IL .1a ip-.r-
rsts Il Tie 3. mi hv.d,s-- and .- .aLrir. OF f.,
IUfoTe Q, est out e. .r- ..ra,. -..i oi; 70.
guBs h.iIiy. II HOG. lie. Size l-l.g.r,rI- r, l.
u>Iar- a.e lust BOW or vzc-edIuely urlr.,pry
-uI.N.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-21

LNERY ARTICLE REQUISITE
FOB FURNISHING & HOUSE
Can he found at the HOusefurnisbing Store of
wv. BOTELER BRO,
500 (Metzerott HalD Pennsylvania avenue.
oy2l-3t Between Ninth and Tenth sta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-21

= n !" .s,5EsiE supreme Court b,s dari-
&C. ms. H'- S''''r lIS tlr the co. le-,Inr 90 a
i.FHs- f.- e.: iweL'y-Eve dollar from s,cS
l'r-gr selling -oofr by sample IN Wisco1sia
p. T.-TchsU's doing business IL other St..ss a.
g-s. --tituuuHai.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-21
Government Securities.

WASHINGTON, Oct. u. 1o6o.--Jay Cooke d
%. turns 4 the following quotations OF GOV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-21
VOss 4 BROTHER.

No. 300 Ps. avenue, bet 18th And
Jewehy repaired and made to order sno.s
carefully repaired and az. usted OrpAment., O.
baif VOTE and Jewelry made to order Fina ~
stock OF Silver and Plated Ware always nn Ef2
hand cAh orders promptly attended to- " ~
sep ism VOSS 4 RRoTHrR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-21
4 Acct CLUR SMOKING roR.cco

Il AibT CLUR SMOKING roR.CCa
l. ever A0ru PrOLy unced. q, com osf.,.. L..
20 re - perlSF 10 others tor the foil,srin-
II is mace q the hnest stock grou-r ''-S-'-
~ ss q mid snG agreeable aroma
III Il ant nervous Ia its eii.,cts IS
~ ls Tree lTeIn drugs the A,r8fJ1-
1aN4Eg Also been extT .Ctsa.
II leaves no acrfd. Z ssae-eaetile ST. tia
Does net sting OF bura tie trncue
Leaves no offensive oder IN the reara
prderr Tor elegant Ifss-se s0ss-s pisrs
are daily packed in various tag
~ 10 % q bright EUid ~ C..tT.
fsslf NCrg light one pTlat Eis last
~ or t'rte times So lp.. 2 as Others.
tsg II 10y ~. b 20 r1uNEr.Fe yuU-s~t II
fcCT dealer ooss Eor kecs 81 Az him - set y.
EIEEKA SNORING TOBACCO
Is alsc very EOue article and o. i.a eAceile..
sHgke a. ) nEch lower o. rriC~ an ~ i asrssr
Dol thsL q former, a2f It's sale vi <1y+r =
ttocucco, g. not Crlr refu sutut hat cor tamil
o. N IH'reass. Srfers tor elegant Ne@-s~bss....
P'Pes are also Flace7 81 TIRE vsrioas has ot f65s
brand as;iE. - 'N-H
BE s. RI foU GFT b0RiLLARD,s
WesTe still Iaci-ius sIcs dsiIy iu r.p,.r. o..
ing Iohscco, Az have 'Etely III proved - gns'e
80 80 slIfn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-21

~ ''e'.1S CT War democrats, who favor
'-s rI eicr u Grant, VIII - hel1 N the
COZ -E Institute Ney. York. to-pizo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-21

TIE NV SPANISH CONVENIENTLY re-
y~CaLlzat.on o. the spanish nation 4 progress
tu- rapidly. Governors, civil and military,
EaE been appointed III All the Provinces.
7 IA" D"mOcTHtS have assembled ~ different
parts Of the country, and declared for males
VINO h5ye reached the age OF twenty wears the
right t. vote. The Junta has issued a circular
10 foreign represent stIyeS OF SPAN. explain
inE IN" origin and progress of the revolution,
and advocating the sovereignty of the people
ana religious freedom. The future form of
Government l. not announced, but the circular
says 4 the example of the United Safes Is not
s.. 10 we'd. the friends of freedom need feel no
Oh cOuTagement No foreign intervention Is
spPreheEded. The Provisional Government
seeks To put Spain on a level with the most ad-
vapCec powers, and hopes that the friendly
relations under the late oppressive reign will
De continued. The moderate aud clerical par
ties are forming Il coalition, and viii vote tor
The same Candi iat-s for the Constitutional
C0rtes. II l. denied that Napoleon favors the
election OF a Spanish prince 10 the Spanish
throne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-21

; crn ) HhiinnrtoI We Rave IN .yursery for
November.
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Az hNrr.NArrnA1Iz.rrnr 1un1nxAr1o,

mn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IHDIGSATIoN
flk--IsG Is PHILADEL" HLA.--An As-ociated
- - :, n I.,T1else 1Le .Fiic.n meeting = IS
ieIc tc-Sif. 90 &. C---e-t ksk, Ar { purpose,
ac-a- iLC - ne published cal, = netting "a
The - E-r-S.-0E q roY-eheusior o. tie ahCTsIr-
able --SOGs peIpetC-ted /" sc Democrats al
the AZ election. Tho hGia cSJ ID 1'- cor tG.u
the street. SamJei l.. P5TAlls VS. called u
the chair.
The resolutions state n substance that the
Il 'yubIiCsL caro- dates IL the late election
Were defeated by 'rGUd, auG eEn-e=s indlzrE-
ton at the iuds cent haste " tn which. il 1t.
face OF a recent act Of Assembly. N u "a rs
OF natural za'ior papers were issuri from the
court Eisi p-iHs just prior TO the late cleo
ton, rendering lmpo 5sIble the exercise of
that deLOeratlOn and caution so necessary
in ludicIaI proceeding where the rights of
American citizen bIp are conferred upon tho,.
who came 10 our shores from foreign lands
That the wholesale importation and coIsutz,-
tiOI OF ruiliaEs aud de>peT does from other
States PRIOR 10 ID" recent election, under the
auspices Of the DrmClTatIc p4Ttv, for ~ mr.
poe OF .TaudHieGtly AMI illegally voting thu
DEMO- Ta'iC ticket and Cvera VIM pss ,pahla
tltlIf u a. the exc rCiSe " the electoral franc
eXhlhi's I'M sra.i-ied rec>lassres~ and dt r..
caro- q NE nights - the people which should
rGcit tue deepest sol cjtUGn on tue pLrt OF
every trU- loyal man; condemn rh- coarse OF
~ .Aes.h a. having a direct tendency III con-
Lr''Ion WIKI the proclamation T. inC!.- 10 rot
arc dlrtutA.rta, and urging Ne candidates to
c'n'r-t he election"
AffeSse~ wee te':Veredbv ii On. n. H. Moore,
.N-GovernOT Pollock, and !. Coffee. David
.ui Brown, E-q., oTersc a res0lu non tha' 4
committee OF twenty-five cItgIaHs De- appoiAtei
To- q IN COZ junction it'll the Union League
committee - contest the .Ocfion. Tbs raSDIu-
acA vas acCpfeL, and the meeting adjourned -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-21

IsQk saLb-Tso new Three-stoTy RRIoV
4 h0SskS, AT 600 stch, one az $ 3 o9lo sna
easy inloire AZ Builders Depot. 5G 7.l, st-s.,
s'i-H Il. W. HAMILTON
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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-05-29

Great EXPRESS Robbery--OBe OF the Most
Daring aud Successful on Record
Adams Express robbed Of $50, 900.
One Of the most daring robberies that
has ever occurred was consummatod last
Friday night in Southern Indiana, by which
the Adams Express Company was robbed
of $4,000. Tie Indianapolis correspond
ent Of the Cincinnati Gusette gives the fol.
loving full account Of the affair:
IYDIAHAPoIIs, May %.
The express train which left Jefferson
vile, last night, about Q o'clock, due here at
2:4o, had attached, as usual, next to the en-
zine, a car for the use Of The Adams Ex.
press Company, containing the usual amount
Of freight and two iron safes, IN charge
of f. 6 Haskihs, Of Louisville, as Messcn-
ger. This was destined to be transferred
TO the Ohio e. Mississippi Road at Seymour.
At Marshfcld, about seventeen miles be
youd Seymour, the tram stopped as usual,
TO take water. The engineer was off oiliug
un. with his can aud lantern, when several
men, supposed to be six or eight in mum.
ber. quietly got aboard Of the engine aud
front and rear platforms OF tie express Car.
Those at the rear unlastencd tie bell-rope,
and III coupled the car from the rest of the
train. IN the meantime the men on the en-
gine Knocked the fireman over and of the
engine. and striking and knocking back.
wards the engineer as he undertook to
mount, put on steam, and pulled out with
the express car. The conductor fired at
them but having nothing but four barrel
pistol, failed to do any damage. The rob.
jers at once by the aid OF crowbar, pried
open the door Of the car, and entered. The
Messenger, Mr.. IIaskins, was armed with
a pistol, but made no successful resistance,
aud was knocked down and thrown out OF
the car. lie was very badly injured, and
insensibIe for some timo after he was
found. but il is believed that he will re-
cevcr. Reports have como here this after
noon Of his reath, but they are not cred
tied by those who saw him this morning
He states that FIVE men entered the car a
the same time.
Tho engine and car were run to within 8
few miles of Seymour, the robbers, in tliC
meantime, IiilinS the packages and burst
ing open the safes.
The train was got together some way
aud reached the city about eight O'Clock
this morning with lot of passengers who
passed n decidedly nervous aud nnrleas
ant night, uncQualcd since guerilla times
After the detachment of the engine, they
were in immediate and constant dread oI
an attack and robbery. which did not en-
trcy leave them until daylight came aud
they were safely deposited in the Union Dc
NOT hnrn
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-05-29

The Philadelphia Bulletin says of the Re-
publican Senators in favor of acquittal
These men take up their burdens of iufAmy
and clothe themselves with eternal shame
without shadow of excuse. They have
been bargaiued for, higglod over, weighed
and measured, aud valued. and finally
paid for and delivered to the purchaser
as completely aud uureservedly as was ever
the lowest WI etch who is dragged from the
cutters of the Fourth Ward to The polls,
and who casts his vote for q drink ol
whisky.
1t will be found that more than one of
them have been bought with actual money
selling their miserable souls aud coUscien-
ces for so many dollars. There are others
no less base and treacherous, who have
sold themselves to their own spite. From
tho day when these men reverse their own
sworn principles aud the solemn verdict OF
tho people, men will begin to teach their
children these names, as they teach them
the name of Benedict Arnold, and they and
postcriiy will long in vain for an Oblivion
that would blot ont tho record of their
inlamy from among men.
The Philadelphia Press (Forney) says:
Last night, when the bone and sinew OF
the country lay unconscious in honest sleep
the midnight wires flashed over the land
the disastrous intelligence that in all prob
! ability the Republic had been betrayed il
/ the house of its friends. The worst fea
ture of this startling detectiou--f defec
ton there isis revealed in the fact thai
those Senators who now indicate their in
tentions to vote for the acquital of the
great Patricide, as if conscious of guilt o
dishonor, have steadily kept their counse
from their best friends, refusing to confer
with tho members from their own State
and utterly declining to heed tho voice o
| their constituents.
The Cincinnati Gd5ette says:
1t is matter of public notoriety tina
the agents of this (whisky) gang have beer
watching the Senate with sums large
enough to secure any vote that could b'
found purchasable. Sl.all the public 81
strain and distort charity as to suppose
that Senators who are unfathful to thei
party and country for such base considera
tins are too high.minded to be approach
able by these corrupt agencies?
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-05-29
The New York Press on the Nomina-
lions.

The .SuR says the ticket is a strong one
and will receive the enthusiastic support Of
the Republican party.
The Times, while generally approving
the platform, thinks, as a matter of policy,
that the whole subject of impeachment
should have been avoided.
The Herald says the platform is the
work of some ingenuity. Like an old cam
Eaigner, the Convention moves with boil
step where tAe ground is firm, but treads
cautiously and gihgerly over the boggy
places. Grant is stronger than his party,
Col(aX is the most popular man OF his
party, and the Republican ticket is strong
one.
The Tri5anc predicts that Grants cleo
torai and popular maiorities will exceed
those of Lincoln over Mcclellan llo will
receive moro votes from reconstructed
rebels than any other nlaa IN the cuuutry
Under tho auspices OF Grant and ColtaS
our country is deS ined to achieve a speedy
revolution to former prosperity, and more
than former fraternity.
The C0puasrciH supports the ticket, re
gardiug it as insuring victory in advance,
expresses qualification over the defeat oI
Feuton, condemns the 2d aud S'h sections
| of the platform, aud cordially approves the
/ balance thereof,
The Post eulogizes tho ticket, and sayi
| of tho resolutions: Whatever faults a mi
/ mute criticism might detect in the language
/ or in the form OF same of them, they are
as whole, explicit aud satisfactory dee
larations of the general sense OF justice, a
| applied 10 the living question OF tue day.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-05-29
LATEST FROM wAsuINGro n.

Tho Second aud Third Articles wore
voted on, last Tuesday, by the Court OF I'm
pcachment and lost-3j to 10, The Court
then adjourned sine die. 40. ..
STANTON has rolinquished charge of the
War Department, aud turned over the pa
pers; books archives and property Of the
office to Brcvet Major General TowNsESD,
mud informed the Acting President of the
fact
G. w. WooLEY has been arrested, and
ordered to be imprisoned for contempt OF
the House of Representatives.
Wednesday next, Juno 3, tho trial Of
JEFy. DAVIS will be commenced at Rich
mond, Chief Justice CuAsE presiding.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-05-29
TO THE PATRONS oi THE JOURNAL

On and after Juno l, F. ), 0BLtNoER will
become Jointly interested with JAMES TIN
MONS IN the ownership Of the Journal
From the fact that Mr.. TiMnoNs has busi.
ness relations in Toledo, the editorial IN.
pervision aud business management Of the
paper viii devolve on Mr.. OnftSoEn.
1t is unnecessary for us TO state That, as
heretofore, he will make the JOURNAL an
uncompromsing advocate of the Unior
Party, its principles, aud its nominees ror
efTice. Mr.. OBiIxoER's wcll.kuown ability
M a writer will enable him ts render es
seniial service in tho approaching Presi
dcntial and Congressional campaign.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-05-29

THE latest news from Mexico is quite
important. The revolutionary movement
against the Jnaroz governments and in favor
of the pretensions of General Ortega, is as
suming large proportions. II is headed by
General 4urehiat Rivera, who is aided by
Generals Negrette, Mepdez, gimlnez, Gre
peda and nine other generals aud many
Coloncls Of the Mexican army. Many par
tsaus of Sauta Anna are also Joining IN the
movement. Tho reyolutionists are daily
gaining strength aud already hold posses
sion OF the Agusoo mountain regions.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-05-29
IN MEMONIAM,

Tomorrow, the 30th of May, has been
set apart by tho Commander of the Grand
Army, of the Republic for decorating with
flowers, the graves Of comrades who fell iu
the doGcnse Of Ftheir country during the re-
bellion. Each Post is instructed TO ar
range such memorial services US are fitting
and nnnronriNic.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-05-29

- Thus we see that our candidate fur Vice.
prcsidenl has proved as iuvincib'c W the
arena Of intellectual struggle for Liberty
aud Loyalty us our more ilustrious caudi-
do'e Tor President amid tho stern llarums
ol War.
Mcsws. Grant and Cclfax arc both in the
prime OF ihcit manly vigor, aud in The full.
est maturity OF their powers. That our
too long DISTRACTED country is destined
under their auspices, 70 achieve speedy
aud comrlctc restoration Of it's former pros.
periiy. aud more than it's farmer fraternity,
we will cherish no doubt.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-05-29
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New York The Perrysburg journal and th
chronological Journal will bc furnished one yea
for Four Dollars.
TMcHNA.--N,thing so far has been discovcre
a., al, ,.I IL l,Ih
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-05-29
TIE nIEEEnENCE.

So far the present Ohio Legislature has
cost the people of the State $2Ii,s7S-
63, whtla last year the Republican Leg,
islAturs cost only $93,sll ss-a diltor,
euce in favor Of Republican rule Of SIaI,-
O33 rs. The people are paying dear
for their whistle.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-05-29

TuR Democratic Legislature comes bold
ly to the relief OF those ancient virgins who
are won't to ride in Democratic professions
heayiug the banners Inscribed, white lins
bands or None, ""Fathers, protect us from
Negro Equality A bill has passed the
House prohibiting the intermarrage oI
blacks aud whites in this State. The vir,
giu bosoms of these antique maids may
now heave with relief. They are saved
saved , saved l. Csrel1Ad Leader.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-05-29

Ir dovolves on Democratic journals
and speakers TO warn the people against
the Satanic white niyger mobs, known as
Christian Associations, aid sooietics, mis-
sion clubs, etc. Democrats, avoid them as
you would tho plague. .'-LI Crosse Dem.
OcrtR.
This note Of warning is wholly grOtuitous
and huhind tune. The Democracy, NIL
through the war, avoided every associa.
tion having for its object the a,nelicfatiom
of the condition OF mau, and of tho soldiers
in particular. They Kept their money
sCrnpuously ont of the contribution boxes,
Intended to aid the Christian Association in
their uoble, work on the hattle.lelds and
! in the hospitals. .-- ashland IimeS