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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-19
THE SPANISH RFvoLrrrcS

A'riT7 ~ ~Irtn az ST sucG terneut that 10 l.
-.,. easy O., zee exactly II what shape they
" Il saJtis finally. IL saeIls to be established
tCv eyf~, thai Spoir + ~. t. be A reuubIic.
Tee ieaniRg monaIehIai powers Of Europe
nave ben aide 10 tAIGence the progress II
e Et- IA SDa.u 70 that extent. Tue question
90 re succ"-sica % the spanish throne IS the
leN' question. an Lcsa there are diverse m
,srssts Al wJrx am oncss The KiEg ma kcrs OF the
CID wo5Id: and European diplomacy vas prob
AZ never more aC.Ivs than at This "a N n
d. Iutuug up ard pulling down candidates 10
succeed Isabella. Apparently, the people OF
iSlain are 10 ~ consulted rs little The matter
q : iSCtinr new sovereign as We're the NpNi-
cans IL receiving Macmillan. Prince Alfred
tiEISiaEc, the Queens second son, haS been
~ Posed. and rejected on The ground a. a. he
O., q Protestant. Others have bser named. bG,r
The 5ealousies of different European powers
nave ILtsrfered thus tar to prevent The seIec-
ton Cf any one.
iataniIme. IL may be that the Spanish people
having received a taste OF power, VIII not con-
sent to be altogether ignored IN the conduct {
atairs. 1t seems that the Republicans of Bar
celona have already expressed dissatisfaction
with the acts Of the Provisional Government
AID the latter have promised 10 resign on the
meeting of the National Cortss. That the other
European powers may be able to control the
action of the Cortes to a certain extent posi-
BILE: but there can be little doubt that the Span
ish mind is now su fiCiently indoetrinated with
modern political ideas ID demand that Spain
shall now b. put il the path of progress. The
people of Spain may b. not quite prepared to
establish stable republic, but they ara ready
and eager TO obey the call of external oiyiliza-
uon, and 10 educate themselves up to a capacity
for self government The Provisional Gov
eminent, though failing TO establish a republic,
have done much TO carry out tie new ideas
firing the Spanish heart. Free education, free.
dom of the press, the right TO hold public meet
1ngs- religious liberty. the sovereignty of the
people. Oncluding universal suffrage) the
abolition Of slavery IL the colonies. are reforms
put forward almost at the moment of their ac-
cession TO power. Probably another reform
demanded for the protection Of the people will
lie the disarmament of the army and the SUBJ
stItution of q National q uard.
Ofthe progress made by Spain since the rev.
oution II should be said that il bids fair to have
the permanency due 10 moderation. The rev.
OlutiOn was accomplished without bloodshed,
and the calmness and forbearance guiding the
seton Of the new ruling elements have pre-
vented them from falling into any OF those ex-
C'sses that result in reaction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-19

The CincInnar ''oais.sr- ial Of Saturday e. Il
mates the Republican majority IN ONO at
Is,2II. The CoB.3g, lefdl thinks that Governor
Bakers majority in Indiana will be atout eigh.
hundred.
The CirCinrai GI-sf gives he repOr ed
r11oritIssin every county OF OHIO. ard figure
Up 8 Republican majority IL that Safe OF
ol 90 -.....r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-19

The argument IN the case of Woollsy and
Kimberly Brothers against General Butler on
the motion to quasi the service Of the wrlt 10
ernst him BY the Sheriff. was resumed on
Saturday in the Superior Court in baltimore
before Judge Dobban. Mes yrs. Addison and
Brent counsel fer the plaintiffs, occupied the
hole day. Mr.. Schley, for General Butler
will close the argument to-day. No decision
Is expected fer several days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-19

ABYssISIA-The intelligence from this coun-
try brings accounts of the renewal OF internal
dIssensions among the native chiefs whose
claims for royal authority We're partially ex-
tinguished by Theodore. The Atlantic Gable
confirms the report Of the Coronation as En-
peror of Wagshum Gobazie, who was Theo-
dore's bitter enemy and the most successful of
the insurreetionary chiefs. Wagshum Goba-
zie Is the hereditary Snum OF Price of Wag a
district of Lasta Until very recsn tly he an
pears TO have exercised jurisdiction over the
larger portion of the province of Tigre, and
several chiefs in Northern Abyssinia ackno WI
edge his supremacy. During the British war
of invasion he maintained q large army near
Magdala, and he frequently boosted that he
would attack the camp of Theodore. The
British were in direct communication with
Gobazie, and II has been reported that he sent a
friendly message TO Sir Robert Napier Prince
kassai or kaSsa, Is reported to be the most
powerful native ally of the new sovereign
This prince joined the Wagshum Gobazie in
his first rebellion against Theodore, but subse-
queEtly turned against G obazie, wrestling from
him the larger portion OF the territory of Tigre
His last exploit was the sackIng OF Adowa, the
capital. The relations between him and the
Wsgshum were for years unfrIendly, and his
oyertures TO the British were made with 4 view
10 strengthen mis- position against a formidabla
antagonist. Since the return march of the Eng
lish the chiefs have evidently become recon-
ciled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-19

TEE REAL "HKADLEss ROOSTER Public
Indignation has for some time baen ssied
upon the brutality of Snowman who has been
perambulating the country exhibiting What
purported TO be living " headless roooter, ,
but which proved 10 be fowl with its bill Gu,
OF, portion Of its brains removed, and the
skin OF the neck pulled over the head. A
writer in the New York Post asserts, however.
that the real " headless rooster" is the Demo.
cratic party, and calls for csnsrre upon the
cruelty that keeps At on exhibition in its head
less and brainless condition. Why prolong Its
agony for two weeks longer, and keep up the
shownman's card, " We IN New York are no,
panic-stricken T. Why not end at once such
needless suffering is the pertinent 1uiry OF
the Test contributor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-19
RkMOvKD TO sac d sTREEr

DOUGLASS MOORE, Pare. HaassI, rsEoy,-
isreT, aHd dsd!,r ~ WINDOW Shadss, 342 ID :,
BET ga AID lefh l will run on NV extepsi w. st.
tor the next thirty days cle.p that N o-er.
great inducement 20 purchasers UsIi ana s,.m
Inc before going elsewhere
DoOOLAsS MOOkk has iust OPENED An ale
cant assortment OF goods in his line Of Business
SSSmprslng general variety Of PAPER HANG
rNSc OF ne and fashionable pattprus suitA HE for
rsrIos Drawing Rooms. Halle, Passages. ard
Shshoers-tosether with Borders. Colnrns vie ~.
Statuts, ire screens. &C A large At Of " Ddos
yWaa'e lor sale cheap. Windo~ COruices. Bun
white and Green Holland for Shs0es SHADE Fir
turts. bora and Tassels. Paper Blinds " lair seat
Ing CuIled Hair. Furniture asd Floor or gloths
isnla sloshs Pew and other Cushioas. &C. o.
hOOhk makes 10 order IA tue best manner Win
9Sw sAa bed CuItai me, pets, Cushions, Ourlsd
nslI aid shuck attrssses. All y ark in the o.
bolster1pg and Paper Hsngipg Business pr.mstIv
nttepced =. Rooms, &c, pspered At short MOTTO.
In the city or country. oc f-i,ss''
OHIL0SoPHy OF MARRIA0I-A pev o,nr..
OF Lectures ss delivered 81 the Krv NJ
mssecn Of Anstomy embracing the subjecs.. a..
% i've and what Do live for; YoutA atu-tt, -
o9 Age; Manhood generally revfe~ed; The cas-
isestion: hsteierce eDd Nervous dieessss A..
Sunted Tor; Marriage pbflOs1phioaIly oonsiss res.
Poke, volume. 90 nta,nins these lecture. vrI D.
forwarded 70 parties Unable 30 attend, en- rer..ttt
= tour steTpe By addressing: sEORKTARf
New fork Museum a Anaxeug And 6<senoe SIs
'-o.s.S - 49, ~. =. 70 1o-fy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-19

In this country " hen party feeling runs hi gh
ii happens not unfrequently that inferior per-
sons mount 70 position over able and tried men
OF the same party, SIMPLY by furious riding of
some partIzan hobby. The illustrations OF this
fact are too frequent to need citing.
In England under the new election law, men
entirely unqualified tor the place are essaying
to rIde into Parliament by adopting the ex-
tremest OF extreme views; but there they do not
meet the same tolerance that the same class do
in this country. Thai sturdy liberal, John
Bright, lately put an extinguisher upon one of
these aspiring individuals, a person named
Bradlough, Who wrote to him fishing for a
letter OF endorsement. Mr.. Bright replied TO
him
Il do not think il alv avs wise TO select the
most extreme politician because he Is the most
extreme. To do so would BE- 20 put u the
representation 10 auction, and i scarcely know
a candidate now before the public W no mig ht
not be Outbiddsn by some one wishing to sup
plant him. have some regard for past services
and tried fidelity, and nv sympathy does not
run with those who seek 10 divide the l.. LIBERAL
Party, on the ground that some portion of n
Is lees advanced than the rest :"
Itwould be well if the sensi bic views of Mr..
Bright found an echo IN this county.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-19

Prom French &c Richardson, Blsncdard &
Nchur, and J. Shiilington, We have Harper's
Ea-sr for october u. y no
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-19

Frun French & Richardson and from J
shihngten we have fod'y's Lads Book for
November,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-19

- Mrs Polk, the widow Of the late General
Polk, has opened q school IN New Orleans.
81 il sisted that TIE tobacco crop in Vir-
glpts nas been seriously injured by the late
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-19
POSTAL MAIL Car ARIA

POSTAL MAIL Car ARRANGRNENrs.-Ar-
rspeements are IN such progress now that the
regular postal car service Will DUNG the en-
suing winter, be extended from Washing on
city 20 Lynchburg, and from Lynchburg 10
Bristol, Temp, connecting links through a
large portion Of Tennessee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-19

RBING YOUR OLD STYLE BEAVER TOCUN-
- NlNGHAM, and lie will, for ; 81, put itrn
in the tall style.
N;B.-Best Hat made to order at So; second
quality: S3 Ladies, Furs repaired. 3461. 7th
street, between and streets oc 10 colin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-19
LOST AND FOUND,

STRAYED OR STOLEN-Small BED COW No
~ marks remembered other than short horns AND
very long tail Will give s. reward for her return
ocl9 St
1--WE STEERS BROKE INTO MY Lot on
- Saturday night. which have penned MP and
paying charges. JOHN HURLY,
1t No 1JO I'd st near the COLLEGE gate.
HAME TO THE PREMISES OF THE SUB.
~ scriber, on the 18th instant. one RED COW
Any person coming to my place, proving property
and paying charges, can receive the same.
p. CALLAGHAN.
superintendent National Cemetery, rear of Sol
dier's Home, Washington. oc 10 at
e REwARD-Strayed away, on the 18TH inst ,
(C large red and white COW, red head and
white streak on her forsh head; FIVE years old The
above reward will be paid for her return to
JOSEPH SPEER,
oc 10 81" Corner 18th and streets
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

ESOR REST-TwO FUbNISHED R0aNS aRs
ht1CHEN. three doors from "a 90 4
sfrrre. o. lf.Yt"
I'UR RENT-A two story HUUsk OF sxr ,'sns
Masssrhu.atfs sN~nr.. between lsth a..
80 .iseets. lasars - ~ Il Penns sEe eat
TOR SALE or RENT-Two nee - ~ o.
n ssrslle rgum Hol So stth wster. go. snf
seer. ~ t,EIurg liar., Sii.h - 40 The CONT an
thnrrl corner 90 lAth sUd - .ert-sf.a ~ ttfs
ts.tn r p. SD Ns~ h1T@ ave Ter 10
Viss r-iok p,ve'.ent 20 the ,hove h,rscs aus ths
.out - lighted ~ A. amp TIE sfir,Ii-s
,ouSes are 90 nIi"d by clerks in the cepsrtnaa;s
= .it on the p nl-es- &C 10 COW
ROB sALE-A rev ard Ners de-iraleS On
d hCJsF wtth wstsF, as, a.. xeil located.
.Ef low - > Tor ScCspan-v. Adsrfss q. star
OFce. 90 d -aog..
u o n : a L Il.
TIE FCuR. NEw. ELEGANT. SPACroVs
rkSEIONArIE RESlTE NtEN
Atthc CoEGrT ,t sisa 4 sonth stTaet-, .rtsfs-
~ tns CIV IT, t,ie 81 srrs,t--turs, fl-.a ana
cesisn sFTAuF-l sna fntnut-iy ca~---t ugf.
fff7f f0r comfort ~ -fffF Trf fE.utb .I-I. q
-gTps-sed. Ar examine tfoa 81 a. rr...-.F -
he, ~i.I - re.'y i.r oSl-FsHoy 90 N .sI =
'-'''', 5 p. sRpwS sos
>" j. m Cr.h. !. a.. snd ga net.
fNUK SsbE-TWa -piaari. .RTgh RESF-
hktCFs "a Oh str--.t vsHy slsss
.Atso, NhA 81 O. acres. rnl usi'a- from 10
90 t~ciA aEc otly' IT 7r0soIsenf- a.
CHAs EioTNAN go.
fssI k4ra3s r~okar-
a. al street. ~ AN % andN
e. al h-Sl uEf1a. d. -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-19

ttQR sALE.Two new Three story BRICK
HOUSES At 900 each, one Il IS 900 and
number OF desirable Building LOTS FERNS
easy. Inquire 81 Builders Depot. sc fth street
seiz-u d. W. HAMILTON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-19

tdmittance only - Cents
aIn'ly Ticket, t. sahilt SIX 81
see email bills n. Is |.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-19

v cured themselves By certain secret hsbit1
s nish Tnnt then tor business pleasure. the
men, Who, from the foilies ef youth, or other
causes, feel Q debility in advances OF their years.
oefofs plecfng themselves under the treatment 81
M one, should FIRST read The Secret Friend /"
aTrlea lao vii learn something OF importspos
address, IN Q sealed envelope, on receipt OF =
cents: address On. CHABLEts srEABf 90.
Boston, II 49,. Josly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-19

ENOk RENT-in klla vile, Md from October / a,
TO April ln, H0CsE. with modern insnra,s'
nents few minutes walk from Blad.n sburc ant
Best very moderate. Inquire 234 PennsyIvssis
, -. - - Nd 9S-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-19
AMUSRMENTS.

TIE NkNTkILoCTIST AND WIZARD,
FOR OAE NKEk ONLY
touun-nsttG
ACND y, O,TCB. 4 -. l-6-
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-01
FROM EUROPE.
BY CABLE. |

BY CABLE.
BERLIN, December PA general council
Of the Zollverein, in which all the States of
North and South Germany will be represent
I'd, will be held at Berlin in March.
Prussia has commenced the withdrawal Of
all the troops from Saxony.
LONDON, December 27.-The Times states
that at least 5000 constables have been sworn
in in London, and calls attention to the
grave public danger which it advises the
Provisional authorities to examine.
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WEST INDIES.

New YORK, December 29.-IIavana spe-
sals state that 400 coolies had arrived at
Demarara.
Lord Lyttleton received o welcome a,
Jamaica.
a volcanic eruption had destroyed several
houses in the island.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-01

New YEARS CAUSE.-THE following ladies
will receive" to-day at their residences
Mrs. J. Nicely Johnson; Mrs. Governor
Blasdel; Mrs. J. +. Lewis Mrs. Geo. A.
Nourse, with Miss Alice Maynard and Miss
Abby Davis; the Misses Clapp and Bah
cock; Mrs. W. G. Wayman, with Mrs.
Rail-; Mrs. Winnie, at Willow Ranch Mrs.
K. L. Gardner, of the Ormsby House; and
mine host" Tufy, will keep open house"
ut the St. Charles Hotel. If nybody's name
is omitted it is his or her fault.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-01

10. o. F. INAUGURATION AND BALL
We are requested t. state that carriages will
be in attendance to convey ladies and gen.
tlemen to and from the Odd Fellows Hall,
this evening. Orders for carriages left at
Wagner & Helms (under the hall), will be
promptly attended TO.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-01

SQUARE MEAL AHEAD. A fellow that
gobbled it, no doubt, and who wanted to buy
the editors silence in regard to the transac-
ton, presented US with very obese. defunct
turkey yesterday. He had better behave
himself or we'll get the Sheriff after him
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-01

PosTorFIcE open to-day from II noon till
l o'clock p. M. and on the arrival of the
stages.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-01
THE DAILY APPEAL.

MAss.-There will be Mass at the Catholic
Church on New Years day at 10 o'clock
A. NJ. precisely.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-01

DIAMONDS AND JEwELRY FOR NEw y EARS
A. Mr. S,raus', Ormsby House block, Car
son street, will be found fine assortment OF
diamond rings and pins, watches, gold chains,
lockets, and all kinds Of fancy goods. Those
who contemplate making happy their sweet
hearts, wives, mothers, brothers, sisters. or
anybody else, by astonishing them with a
handsome present the coming holidays, will
do well to take look a. the many beautiful
articles suited to the purpose to be seen in
the store of Mr.. Straus. lie has ladies'
gold watches and guard chains gold heads
for canes with quartz setting; silver tobacco
boxes; gold bracelets and buckles; specta-
e.es with gold and silver and steel bows new
atone sets. and the like. An examination
OF his goods and comparison of his prices
with those of other establishments is invited.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-01

THE SToRM.-Billy Wilson reports the ap-
proaches to Virginia through the valley
flooded, belly deep 10 horse, all the way up
20 the foothills. That is to say, we suppose,
une canno, get on the hill road without pass
ing through water somewhere of that depth.
The latest accounts, or rumors, rather (for
we were unable TO get any reliable accounts }
from Empire were that the river had not
risen very alarmingly as yet-the mountain
torrents not having come down yet. When
they do come, it is thought the mills down i'll
the canon will be in greater danger than
ever. Our streets which run perpendicular
10 the mountains were filled with water yes
terday, a stream rushing past the APPEAL
Office big enough to float small steamboat.
A temporary but somewhat shaky foot bridge
was rigged across from the Ormsby House to
Aoraham's corner, but the planks a, the foot
Of King street and across from Mayors
butcher shop to the Nevada Saloon were all
gone. Somebody fixed up a plank walk
across the creek which runs down past the
rear entrance to the Theater and pedestrians
were enabled to pass there. But the walking
was anything but dusty. 1t was raining
steadily last night when We went to press.
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NSTlTU TlON AL
Amend ment Passed the House!

The undersigned having also found il necessary
to make some few amendments in the matter 81
business, at a large and enthusiasts meeting
held by himself, the fJlljwinS resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
Resolved That hereafter the medical fraternity,
flmilies-and any other man-Who desires Ia get
supplied with my choice Rrandi-s. Wine, Whisky
and other Liquors 81 which ] have always on
hand an abundant supply, must call before twelve
o'clock mt night.
Eesolv d. That inasmuch IS my business keeps
me hourly employed. ! cannot leave my bed after
once retiring to respond to the wants 81 any one.
NJ. PURCELL, New ia Saloon.
Carson. Tee 4, 1857.
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ADVERTISED"
Ladies' List:
Bannahan, Mary Best Miss Sarah L
Brgg. Buena Vista-2 CraddOck, Laura
F4irchiid, Mrs d Miller, Mrs Rebecca
Taylor, Sarah Wilson, Mrs Minerva
Gentlemen's List,
Allen, J " Atkinson, W W
Angus, James Anderson, X
Baird, Paul Bagwill, A
Ball, WI Baker, Burt
Blake, J b Best, Noah
Brown, James Q Brisson, Joseph
Burke, EW Boyle, John
Carter, Carptner,
Clark VIM Coffin, A W
Cleveland, SP Coddington Gee G
Clifford DA Cleveland,
Collins Hiram Clarke, Charles
Cunning. Saml-2 Crumwell, Oliver
Cunning Win Daily, J",.ph-4
Daily VIM Dow,
DOYLE, Nike Dorland, j W
Everett Marshall Fairburn, VIM
FaunCe, Edward FULLER, ii 81
Gentry Christ Gratfprd, Joseph
Graham, Friend Gragan, 'lchael
Guthrie W " Harper, Alex
Hogan RC Hepburn, Fred
Hill, Gibson Hogan, Mike
Johnson, Jack Remedy, John
r uhp jacob Lambert, Henry
Lewis Elmer Lawrence. Chas Y
Loops AC Linton, Bobb
Mason, Harry Marshall, John
Marks J u Murphy. JF
Morrison Geo A Nct,ahsn, John
McCardel John Mcclellan, AE
Norris, VIA Neel, John
Oxenham. A II DIunell. John
Place, J IL Powers, III G
Prel. 5 Ready. Daniel
r, ulzshn, Lawson Rush. Ward
Rose John SIucum, WmF
Srlberzshn. G Somer=,
smith DC sulaven, John Ms
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-01
LIST OF LETTERS
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January l, 1868.

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