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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-18

TIE INDIAN WAR-Generrl Shsrfdgs an H.,
Fietd-Hdrd Fighting Erl,e ected-tieneral Sher,.
dan and staif left Fort Hays. Kan sas, on Mon
day for the Canada n yer, about $50 miles soutb
OF the Arkansas. TO assume command in person
tion against hostile Indians. The recent opar.
ations north and on the Rep bli ican have for rced
the Indians south, where they have about 7,oO0
Warriors on the war path. Hard fighting is
expected General Sheridan's forces numb
abont 2,7'O men besides small expeditions act.
ing IN conjunction from New Mexico and Fort
Lyon =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-18
TELEGRANIS TO THE STAR
This Afternoons Dispatches.
THE ENGLISH ELECTIONS.
Lar-p Iiberat Na,or,,

LONDON, Nov. ls.-The TIm.s thls morning,
in a long editorial article on the eIe,tions.
elaims that the Liberal majority thus far Is I2o
II says the new voters adhere 20 the teachings
OF the Constitution. but not as u IL read by DIs-
raeli. They have agreed 20 redress ali wrongs
and 20 reject Il change for the simple sake oi
change. The result of ne elections thus far
lnStiteS the Reform SCt Is an improvement IN
the legislative msCh Iue, and diScrpdits the pre-
dIct-on that u would eUthrone 4 mob and eu-
couragc the dr, ans Of A wild Democracy
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FAILURE NEW BRUNswIcK.

ST JOHNS. Is, Nov. I--SamUel 7
Scoyel, Banker and agent Of The S,epheu's
Bank, has suspended yment Of has debfs. and
assigned All MS property 10 the Bank. v-hi IA
IL said 70 be secured II Is supposed fbs- r.
other creditors i'll Ieai.ze Htty cent. on m
dollar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-18
TOBACCO FACTORY SEIZED.
FIGURING MILL Ell

-. LOUIS, Nov K.-rBe tObaN 90 nauufi o..
Tory OF White a CarTicIsOn has 5--u s-,z4a r,..
lhe authorities for violating the revenue la,.~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-18
ATTa'K OF THE KLU kLUxON THE
ARKANSAS MILITIA

st. LoUIs, Nov. ls.--The DTlan-rGt's dispatc b
from Little Rock. Ark, reports tha- pa r. of
Gent raj Catierson'S command were az nckpf Nv
tie hlu hluN Khan al Centre Point. SEVER
county, on the lIth uit. Three OF the a.ta king
party. end one # The militia men were killed
several On both sIdes We're wounded
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INDIAN NR.rDS ARIZONA.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. Ic.-ArJZ0ua adVil.s
s't'e tLai toe indiaGs have commenced a yigor-
Gus warfare. and tOur sucCes ,ful RAIDS had
ofeR made against The whites near Pr.scsI.
Two Mel were Killed and five wouRdrd. The
people we've greatly startled at the uueNr.e. ted
ATTACKS, aud appeared helpless. Gen. Hall, K
was ImpIOrtd t0 send TROOPS 10 their assis.anl.n
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81 Il -y-4Ueeu OF Spans 'pluuder" DeIrs
Isabella Regina" on the trunks containing IL.
|" The Toy manufacturers supply their
WorEmen WIN lecture tickets.
81 A police ssrgeant's certificate VIII send a
man % INC 4unauc asylum n France.
~ Ara Dickinson and John r. Cough took
tsa 'os"iher tempsrateIy IN New Haven.
81 Wilkes SPnIt pronounees Weston, the
p destrIan, 4 hD,n6Us.
era New lOrk gin miller has stuck up
he fohOVIns sign: Beverage Compound
cry
ss-Cattl' over i year old, which nave not
been marked or Branded, are .yrryb1dy's
IICTeT-y IA Texas.
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THE '"LE.uIsooCK MuRDER TRIAL.

ALBANT. Nov. Is.-The iury IN the Cole cs-s
WAS completed yesterday, but this moruin.- on,
OF the Jurors, Samuel Trull. Of Cahoes ftsr
having beer accepted and sworn in. was Chal-
leneed Tor favor, and after examination it be
ing asceTtained that ne had formed and .N
pressed an opinion. he was discharge
twenty-five talesmen have lust been sum
mOued
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now To BECOME uEygsRx

Any one desiring to become a member may anrIx
p5tta order OF ~ eIprs.s the SHS sss asSS
paid by the applicant. UaIsrH 40 ,ircs "a az, ,r J
an fhtS rev. Accompanying the money must be !.
paper giving the applicants tull name, age birth.
plsce. present occupation. who tue cert 6cate f
n.embe bershiP Is in favor, OF, Post ofioe sidress,
town, county, State. Also, a Msfic1I CYtit~rrs,
N the opinion OF the doctor examining, tie oa.-
forms OF spplicatioa FOR me aIbsrsiip s.u be sent
D. 90 ~ 20 t'y 20 nag @ as'o nas1nSsT',
noticed that does not contain three cent postage
stamp to prepay return postage.
INVESTMENTS.
The Bylaws Of the Association reguire that ana
fees shsll be made sinking frnd 70 NEE; pssments
,alirg due by th9 deiiasuenoies u members. This
NATIONAL Tsusr COMPANY,
and will lie invested an United states Bonds or
esk a,,ats, f,,v or soni aud MORTGAGE upon New
Sne 'aIue vi the money 81 losned.
THE FUNDS.
The remaining two thirds, sfter paving the ex
Eststs in the city OF Nes York, or in bond al
Interest Of ~hieh soc. GO 20 psy ts cur1ra; IN.
Reases OF the Association. IL q deceased member
of the Associstion With the prov,so thai ~
penses of burial sLaIl be paid out Of such finds,
soa e.pensss however, not to exceed hundred
IA Is%Ssf ,Is = ss. his Zee Of dollar .sa
to-ieits eli claims upon the kssocisticn, end also
sSrielts AL money previously paid: 10 the Pacific
states TINS time 10 extended to sixty days. mem
PEI having no permanent rssideace must notify
TIE Secretary, aad appoint representative to pay
When members choose, they can send ten dollars
ices. which sum via pay for ten deaths. tia,. % sss
ing the trouble OF seDaipg clio each tire. besides
s.nnds Of IN sns s: s
thus securing es.ss 20 his hel.,; the .versse
eeq s,a ssek % ss. Rs , s ss ss
sursnce cost stc.t one sixth whas they wsuld
have 20 Bay Ahy regular Insurance Company Cor .
All communications should be Addressed 20 ROR.
ID. G., General Agent for the District Of ColQ1bis
for the Manhattan Cooperative Relief Asssocls-
The TRUSTEES cf the Association are
kIsoN Z. Ikiesf, E.s.. Pres. Star m.,.,c.
w; s, 0AHAAN, Ess. Pres. stuyvessnt Bark.
a. foED, Esa.. Cashier Nat BIZ Republic
The 1fI!cEhhss & &, the .:, .A..cc,.,ion are:
ELe0E r WRIGHT. Vice Presiosu,
EfSiS s4SSEks, ssersssl,.
EIaminins Phyddan, WsshinStoS. ~ nnuns aud
LOCAL AGENTS ARE WAvrrn
N every County And revn; ana spplics,,.-
eO5 sssSsnt ohs.S - s1en assncss With s1tsss
General EcsEs:ffd cSi:fd :. scSsi:: sas SSsi:'sa's
NO. ssS y st., bet l4th ana issh .tres...
Agent for the District Of oc,.ns ,s.ninsson. . o.,
'1pn's and West virsinis. No a s,,tss 80 Of
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~ Texas paper asserts that no, n to,pr 4;
that State except Galveston uses anvtb;nr IN
cept gold and silver sA-
~ Rev. Or. Scott said in his pulpit r.cen,,v
that he would advise every yonnr -. ecen'ty
outset Sf bis career Frst to be good Chris
a good wife. Then he will ee happy. ~ se'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-18
FRAJDi LEM MAJ EAL:LlTI0N pa
pEgs

CINCINNATI. Nov. I--.F, dge Johu II I,u,5
OF Columbus, BIS BEEN brought before g. :
ComiHiss.oL"r Holiday. g arged with issuia-
fraudulent naturalization papers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-18
s4ITCCLED nO0KS >rILED,

tiHciASATI, Nov. i-.-Coilec-or NeT '.-
s"iz' Il over SiU .0JB woI o. hooks Of Eu-i y
pun! Ddtiou, which are supposed 20 have s..-.
sInusSied from England through CanEia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-18

LUTHERAN SGNoD'.-rhe mnet,Eg ~ he
EVHngeh-ai Lutheran Synod -. Narylalf alI
thr Ntlane,hon Syact on Ei-' IG+sd.y. she
L 70, IN TIE lecture ICON Cf Rev Nr Dial IS
OLhrI u y tlis city, Was -ilus ntiy "A lrTloutouS
ana succes>tuI- Il reunion OF hCth syuods. rg-
Gel ihe ii-ir u the Maryland synod" y.aS
concurred IA with gre,4. unsnfT1ity. Tie Ray
Dr. M"rEis, of Baltimore. was preside q t...
Conference, aud large number D. clerCvn.a
Were present, duly accredited 20 liAa iii .a,.y
10 tEe i: p:oceegmgs. The Rev. Mr. owen ana
others delivered some edifvnG remarks on n p
OCCASION. number u rtsl atoms Nyata
adj pieu defining The future ia .us C the 1y,,,g
ara 'ae Lutheran Sera nary and College. a
Getty sDurr- regarded as ciai -ninc urJ.,.-y =,
poTtaiee. While th- Ins-itt.- ions az $air,-s
Grove, Jutneryl!le and elsewhere ,vor1f !.
cared ior ana duly fosteTeu seas Cf isqrp5r..-
FFssLgts-E 4...D FerHhI- ~
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SPAIN TRANtIEI

NEW \ ORR, Nov. lS.-Payne 4 I.auts Horr--
ing r'lli ana elevator az harIem. Ms b..lal
last nICnt. Loss y sfr.tfl
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lbE hkSoLUcIoS IL CUBA.-rhe t'apr.iu
General OF Cuha relsgIaphs the punish ,s6psuI
~ Ne" 1rA that the nsurrection Is hreai On
up. bn The oIbGr hand, mail adyires .rlTr
Puerto Principe 10 Oc ober 80 state Lhrt das,,ite
false reports from Havana, the revolt .,cn ne
oNerspieao me Whole Eastern D-pa rtrlen. ami
the central department is almost ready 70 ,pin
IN IL. he leaders are men OF high social pos.-
nch, gfetr wealth and talent, and nave con-
Ileletd Tie revolutionary movement oy lrra.lc.
,heH own slaves and marching 10 the fruut
VITA Them. The Spanish .-oJps cac barely
noid ne ground they oc.npy. An attack on
fuerlo Principe was daily expected. aad many
-aniiiies We're leaving for Nassau. They
world 20 10 the United States but ar. no ~
lowed 10 Dy the Government
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-18

FEES N PATENT OFFICE CASES gs.-Ueretorora
the Judges Of the supreme Court OF thls Dis
trict have been paid fee of s25 in each and
every case OF appeal from the Commiss Iouer of
Patents. Hon. Elisha Foo,e has come TO the
conclusion that such payments were Illegal
and has discontinued the payment OF the same
the Juoges nave prepared an opinion upon
the subject setting forth their right TO the fee
and Commissioner Foo;e has the same under
cons liberation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-18

AN EXECUTIVE MI DpLE.-t r By.rnor Cham
beriain OF Name, as has already been stated
mas ordered the execution CT Clifton Harris he
colored man ccadsmred 10 death abour fifteen
uontns age ior the murder OF two women I'm
the town OF Auburn; hut the warrant bqying
heen directed to Sheriff Laug hton, VINO is 90,
sst, and no Other person, according to the law.
peins authoIlzed 10 carry the warrant into exc
cuticE. II is believed that Harris will MOI Ia
nuhg al ieast AT the time assigned, which Is
frioay. the 4th day OF next December l. j.
twenty-five years since any criminal was eye
culeo IA N.aine by State authority. with one ex-
ception-that being Spencer, who was hnp-
apout tonr years ago for mt rdering the Warden
of the State Prison
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-18

@The colored citizens Of 81. Paul, Mipnes,.
"a, held )ubaiation, Friday night, over ,he
passage OF the Suffrage amendment To-.
marched through the streets with a bana ma
serenaded Governor Marshall, Morton Wi,t,n-
son, mayor Stewart and other prominenr Re.
puohSans who were foremost in ad dvocat:ng he
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-18

Inc Chicago CHURCH coLgregation have
c1uIse. They give what are called yster so.
ciapies, 1t which the participants partake Of
nothhg but 5ivalves,--oivalves roasted
sueWed, fried, broiied, or the half shell
snail we have oyster sociables The nlirth
dependent is perchance boysterols, bu. harm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-18

~The body of man known a Dow Bryant
was recently found hanging to the limb ot a
tree, near BaiesvIlle, Ark. He was one of the
murderers OF Captain Simpson Mason, ana he
Vas hung about three miles from the ~,
where the murder was Committed. He had
turned States evidence, and exposed the Mot
which eliminated IN the murder Of CAM. IA
Mason, and consequently the KukIuy swora
vengeance against hum. His terrible end was
NO doubt, the penalty for betraying the KIan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-18

PAkIs, Nov. l-.-Tae Etatf>asg q w. tiig. DIS.
patches received fTon ali pans II SIa.l
annoLnce entire uauy Gihiy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-18

sSIr GuilforG. Comm Il Rev Mr.. Hall
burg aUt rom his home a political bauneI,
El-'ruU day. The SJcIe'y for which b.
I-eacl -. held it's annual meeting on Monday
Ia ~ q, - EICh a resolution was introduced re-
GLtsung him tn leave a. soon - ne COuId
make u convenient
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-18

nS-Ths disease vOw - pre- yal-Et ana so .a,gI
among tie mich cows OF Alexandra ana "
~ has finally been discovered u D. ..iuro
ever" DIsSectIOns mad. II umerOu- ms, ,.l,.
- have ~ variable found all the tissues and
organs o. the ANIMALS 10 be IN healthy con-
CIiIDn except The lungs. which are almost SOL
i-irpd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-18

" Last Spring daughter of Colonel Ron
an Old and wealthy citizen of ST. I.onis. eio,,ad
VIII VIII Malor Enzelke, OF the United Ststss
OommissarN department. The connie ,rsra
soon Ioreiyen and taken horne, hut not to ,ove
a Inc IVAN ON Wednesday commeacNd suit
70 tne Circuit Court against the father OF MIS-
= daiioe ,of oeaung her numerically while in
damages. nS A'' 3A'''''
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iRkAN$A> IEGr<s.v:
EEPt RL,cAN HAsoxiry ~ MINNIE.

ST l-oI is, Nov. i-.-lEe Ar-.lls4s !. -, 4
tUre convened today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-18

~ OF the la,oo0s5 acres o. land in the STATE
OF South Carolina, only one fo urth is under
CULTIVATION. The re -lainder, some Is5nOl0 j.
many =. N y ~ ~ PIIhesai forest. Fully haf OF the
I1r't,O,O now under quasi cu.tiyalor is f,r
sale, some OF II even so low as one dollar nor
acre. and ranging from that up TO tyyeetv dpi.
low as three dollars per acre ard in car,ae.
cases even below that 'A'oi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-18
&C r. PHELPS, avs oLMsTE D
President. SecretAry
C0NNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY
HARTFORD. CONN.
Assets over
EIGHTEEN MILLION DOLLARS.
GEORGE II. MARBLE, Agent,
Federal Bleck, Room 10,
Opposite Poet oeice Department,
oe Su Corner Tth and q st, eets
TIE NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
oFrHB
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
Warrington, ID. C.,
'hartereo oy special Act Of Congress, Al.
proved Jsiy 2S, ls6s.
CASH HCAPITAL. q, mn M.
OFFICERS:

q II. CLARK, Philsdelphia. President
Committee
BsNkY D. COOKE. washington, Vice Pre.i.
dent.
IMkRsoN W. PEEr, Philsdslphis, Secretary
psTURNER Washington. Assistant sscr.,.r,.
FRANCIS q. SMITH. VI ID. Medical Director
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-18

CONCORD. y H.. Nov. I-.-T- g -no..inr L.ra
tC-oay. ana there .- good sl'IsAIns
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SLErGHrNG Mn n,,IpS..2r

~. LOUIS, Nov. ls.-Ful ratIrrs r-J.1
Minnesota give iraut ma or,ry Of Isis.
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ADVANTAGES.

The advantages Of this Association over ordtasr
lie lnsn snce Companies are, no % les can
tresk IT, The lees mall, and required 10 le
PAil Al such long Intervals, that any sl.n can
secure 20 LIS family q competency upon ais death
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-18
TyLTSTRlTfON

Glass " y has 800 ale members. A man tfas
tne Association pays over within forty dave IS ~
60 tie widow or heirs, aud the Tetssining meRbers
iorT arc With thirty days dollar aud ten cent.
each -. the Association 70 reimburse IL F.iisg o.
70 send this sum. they fOTie q the Association al
l.. acys Id. and the Assou- alton supplies a uex
nsmb 2 10 t,i tie place Of the retiring one
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-18
MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD,

J. X. BAaNks. Surgeon General rIutted st....
Army, W sshingtOn.
y. j. HORMlIZ, Chief Medical Densr,u.n.
United States Navy, Washington
ID. W. BLISS, m. D., Washington
Tie advantages offered hy thfs ro-,panx .,o
- -, . s > sSompAny, chartered ~ specisi
paid up capital OF 81 900 no
~ oners low rates Of premium.
~ furnishes larger Insurance than other c.
psnies for the same money.
IL Is definite snd certain In tts terms
II 10 q home company IN every locality.
lts policies are exempt from attachment.
here are no Unnecessary restrictions an tn
fcies.
Every policy is non -fcrfaitsble
Policies may lie taken which pay 20 the fp.
their full amount and return all the premiu
that the insurance costs only the decrease o
annual payments
Policies will be issued that viii pay 10 tn
sured during life an annual income Of one I'D.
the amount named in the policy.
No extra rate is charged for risks upon the lives
OF females.
AZ ipsures not TO secure DIVIDENDS, but at 90 Iov
. cost that oivid aDds will e i'm possible.
LOCAL AGENT Is WANTED IN EVERY
COUNTY, and application from competent par
ues Tor such agencies witE suit able end
shsuld be addressed TO the Companys General
Agents only IN their respective districts
Circulars, Psmp phlets, and full particu lare given
en- application at the once Of the oonpa IN this
city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-18

Isabella. "'ine "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-18

IHE DEPARTMENT or EDUCATTov-"DI.a'-
says;-"Charges u gross mismanagemen. are
made against Mr.. Barnard, Commissioner OF
Education. II Is alleged that for 4 period OF
nearly two years be has seEn absent from
washington about two rds OF his line; thar
ne has used the clerical force OF his Ceparr-
ment 10 assist him IN editing private Journal
at Hartford, and that he has been very irraru
lar IN the mode OF drawing money trora the
Treasury. The first report Of the Commits
sloneT, II is stated, viii largely be mlde uu of
a1tcles that have already appeared IN his pri-
vate journal. The President, Il ia presumed
VIII not take action gi.Lst a gentleman who
mss hithorto borne sueh a high reputation. an.
less be Is satisfied, after most careful eyau,fns
uCn, that the charges are correct"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-18
CLASSFS.

A-tI persons between the ages OF rs and 70 years
b-au persons between the ages Of - and Is years .
I-hll persons between the ages Of Is aud 80 Years
D-Au persons between n the ages Of g. and rs years
k-All persons between the ages of IS aud 10 yeas
f-AIp rsons between the ages of a. aad IS years
S-All persons between the OF IS end 50 years
E-All persons between the ages OF 30 and Sc yeara
I-hu persons between the ages of IS and 81 years
h-Ail persons between the ages Of 60 aud Is years.
Tie Sisesee Tor women are the same as above
ANY one that found % give HE or her age wrong
VIII be expelled, and the moneys paid forfeited t1
lAe hssOcistion. Zach Glass IL limited 20 S.9sJ
Meinuers. zach person paws So upon bacominG q
nctnoer, and : j 40 each time . member dice bs-
tops,Ts 20 iss same Class .s Or sac NAY % a
0ls3t Der. ' -
T7srr''r ~ or tT1's cdrEot be r,tss,sa rif,
dollar II n member of rHofisr Class Ii, Eso-s
los . iADEPANIEST, aaUtRg no e0assoftOa slsa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-18
NE7rBEISuIp ErP

METBERsHIP FEES.
The membership Ices are str doIta.s a. yoinius g,
TO- icFtc1 crfIFCat- 0f D4s5srSaip srtif be fET-
SsSt.dD and one dollar and o cents on the death
a. each mc ut OF which dne notice Will he s ven.
Cne dCllsr from cack ueIIicr gOzs 10 the widow
heirs OF the decreased member, ard the ten cents
for expenses OF collecting.
Tins COMPANY IS divided into TEN CLASSES
fOR NES and TEN GLASSES FpR WOMEN.
As soon these cl asses niled, ten classes
, viii De adopted. Men aud women not allow "a
the same classes. Everything 10 dOpe 70 make
each Class equal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-18

INTERNAL REvESuE.-rhe receipts to-day
from this sou-ce were sICJ.533 90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-18

COMMISSIONER ROLLINS has made but Ittle
progress in the preparation Of his an nual re-
port, the pressure Of busi ness having left but
little time at his disposal. The Supervisorships
will soon b. out OF the way, when it will be
pushed 10 completion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-18
LIFE INSURANCE.
5000 for So Premium
UNpEB TIE AUSPICES OF The
Manhattan Cooperative Relief Association
THE MANHATTAN COOPERATIVE
RELIEF ASSOCIATION
Is CHARTERED BY THE STATE OF NEW
lOkh.
ORJEGT-

The object of this Association IL to secure a cash
payueAt within iafty days after the death of .
I1cnb ~ as many dollars ss there members
IN tie class - which ne Sue belongs, 10 his or
Ler heir
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-18

ANOTHER SUPERVISOR APPOINTED-Secre-
tary McCulloch this morning appointed Geo.
B. Williams as Supervisor OF internal Revenue
ler me state of Indiana. The nomination of
MI. Williams vas made yesterday by Com
MISSIONER Rollins, in the place of John VI.
Commons, rejected by the Secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-18

REVENUE SUPERvIsoEs.-The commission
OF John Oiney, as Supervisor of Internal Rev.
enue for the District of Illinois, was for warded
10 hIm this morning. That Of Jos. Il. West, as
supervisor for the State of Louisiana has been
signed by the Secretary, but not yet forward
ed and II is said that Commissioner Rollins IS
not entirely satisfied with the appointment
though the matter may soon be settled, and the
commission forwarded
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-18

TIE PoIST OF ROCks RoAD.-To-day rails
Hf- heirg deposited along the Metropolitan
Branch o. the Baltimore ard Ohio Railroad
across IL street, Out Delaware avenue TO lst
street east, preparatory 10 gong on with the
work. and tha necessary construction train
wall o. here probably to-day, OF during this
week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-18

TIE PAY PoR EIGHT Hours WoIK-It is
understood that the Attorney General has rem
oeTed al opinion that under the recent law of
Congress all employees on Government work
are entitled 20 the same pay for eight hours
work As hey previously received Tor ten.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-18

SECRETARY MCCULLocH today rejected the
nomination OF Spencer hing, for Supervisor
for the Eastern District OF New YORK. and It is
understood that the nomination OF Mr South.
worth for Eastern Pennsylvania, and several
others VIII shortly share the same fate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-18

GENERAL DrEE, Chlet Of Crdnanc', III his
rtpOTt Q" the Secretary Oi War, announces that
tE- c1nysrs siOu Of the mUZzle-loading rnuskets
INTO bTeech -lo1deTs has been a succes sfuI ex-
pertinent and ADVISES thar II be continued.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-18

MAJOR GENERAL LORErZo THOMAS was in
Atlanta Georgia on Sunday. lie : inspect
ing the soldiers cemeteries an The South, and
has nearly concluded tAat duty, and Will soon
return to this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-18

IHE PREsrpRNT has appointed William II.
Russell to he Collector Of the Second Distric,
of Connecticut, vice Woodruff, deceased. Mr.
BaDcOck, recently appointed. declines
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-18

GENERAL JAMES A. ESIN. nited States
army, has been assigned to iuty as Acting
OuarteImaster General Of tue army durin =
the temporary absence of Major Gen. Meigs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-18

OuE MINISTER TO PARAGUAY.-Hon. T. Il
"dshDulne called upon Secretary Seward this
morning TO ascertain the truth in regard to
certain statements recently published reIativa
TO the official conduct of his brother. a. A
"ashourne, in not protecting the rights of
certain American citizens i'm Paraopav IN
which Government MIR. w. is our accredited
Minister The State Department has received
no official information on the subject, and has
not been advised OF any Americans having
been tortured by Lopez. The attention of Sec
retary Seward has been called TO these pub.
hshed statements concerning Minister Wash.
ourne's conduct, but he places no confidence
N them