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NV WAX DEPARTMENT

S SURGEON GESERAL's OFFICE,
WAsHINGTos, D ,MaIch2 1873
An Army Medical Board, to consist Of Surgeon
J b. Brown, Breyet Brigssisr GENERAL, U ga
surgeon Wirtz. Brevet Lieutenant Colonel
y. ;. A; Surgeon John Moore, brevet Col mel
Y >. and Assistant Surgeon A. A. w oodhuII
BTeret Lieutenant Colonel. II =. A wi "A meat in
New ok city, on the st of Ma next, tor the e.-
animation Of Assistant Surgeons. U. s. my Tor
promotion, and OF candidates for nd mis- sion into
the hedicsl staff of the q 3 Army
Applicants must he between "a and 70 years of
age, physical sound, aud grad of q regular
dCal college.
AyplC atiOns for permi ,sion to appear before the
IL ard should he addressed TO the Surgeon Gen
eral y. =. Army, ana must state the full name,
residence and date and place ot birth OF capdi
cate.
Testimonials as to character aud qualific att ons
NUT be furnished. If the ap plicant has bee in
IN Sdlca service OF the army during the late
war, the IA should be stated, Il g-ther with his
t,Iner raLk and date and place 81 service aud
tsstimobia- from Off GERS with whom he has ser red
should sl-o BE- fOrwarded.
No allowance ~ nad- for the ex penses of persons
deIRolnR eNamiIe ion. IL is an indis De able
prerequisite 10 appointment.
The number OF vacancies DOW existing 10 the
N dicsl Corps OF the Array is thirty nine.
j. X BARNES,
mh4 eOtlel Surgeon General, III a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-06

THE ATTEMPT to use the camel for military
purposes in the southern part of the United
States has been finally abandoned after costly
experiment of fifteen years. A number Of these
animals were imported by the Government in
1854, and seat to Texas, New Mexico. and Cali
fornia- on the advice of no less parsonage than
Jefferson Davis; and, although they have stood
the climate tolerably well, and have increased
IN numbers, they have not been found useful
or economical IN the transportation of army
supplies on the plains. herd of sixteen, in
Guiding the remainder OF those originally
brought from Asia Minor, together with their
offspring, all in fine condition, were recently
sold by order of the War Department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-06

he WORKING PEOFLF.-The operatives I'M
he various mills al Fall River, Mass struck
Monday morning because of reduction of
seven per cent m their wages. This reduction
wss N inst made fifteen per cent but upon
petition Of the weavers and SpInners the corpo-
rations took of the additional eight Der cent
There are fifteen mills in Fail River ami the
strike stops half million spindIes. More than
i've thousand hands are thus thrown ont of
en- ploy Inent. who declare their determination
not 10 again resume work until the mil oW nars
aceed@ TO their demands. Nearly all the VOL
cJttNille on factories commenced work on
iull time, on Monday, out with a reduced force
Of employees. The shipwrighis of the Isl, of
iCg~, River Thames, England. stiII continue
ON strike. At a meeting of the BrickIayers'
Union, No. !, Of New York, on wednes iay
night, resolution was offered 10 instruct the
Delegates 10 vote AT their next meeting for an
eiEht-hour movement This led 10 an exciting
debate, and amendments were offered one |,
adopt Hine-hour system. and another TO let
maitrrs remain as they are, II being deemed in
e1pedient 70 char ge at the present time The
lr-OIutI0n Wa adopted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-06

ITALIAN OPERA-Ld Grange ard Briynoii-
We take pleasure in calling attention to the
advertisement in another column of Max Stra-
kosch's company of great lyric artists, who
purpose giving three grand farewell operate
representations at Walls Opera House, COM
menCing Thursday next, March 18th. The op-
eras TO be presented are Martha" on Thurs
day, with Miss McCulloch, Miss Adelaide
Philips, Signors BngnOli, Orlandini, Sarti
and Locatelli. On Friday, for the first ii M in
this city, "Ln Ballo in Maschero," 1.-THE Masked
BAH, with an immense cast, embracing The CO.
tire strength OF the company, and on Saturday
IT l. proposed to give Nerdi's masterpiece
- Rigolett.'
As viii be seen, the sale of reserved seats will
commerce on Monday, al 9 a. m, at Metz-rott's
music store. The company are under engage
mont to appear at the Academy of Music, New
York, ON the 10th proximo, so the season can
not be possibly prolong' I'd beyond the thee
nights announced here.
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FINANCIAL AND Co,sMKRCIAL.

= Money Il IN good supply In New York al SIS
per cent on call, with q tendeacy toward moro
business ut the minimum rate There Is rather
more commercial paper coming into tho market,
bat rates continue at 6a7k per cent for prime
names. Gold remains steady Ut 13lalii &.
United States sec urities are some what nsottled
and wax. There Is but a moderate demand
for Investment, and the banks and 9th n
financial institutions are steadily selling out in
anticipation Of being able to secure good inter-
est upon demand loans and dis counts. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-06

TEE NV YORK COMMERCIAL ApvyRTrsvp
says there Il one slow but very sure remedy
for almost all excess of which human natura
- guilty. That cure Is safety. And although
II would seem very reckless 10 leave all M
doing 70 b. thus done away with a very strong
argument (in theory may b. made on the s.let
alone side Of the question. Where the offence
involved i vicious rather than criminal, it NAV
De doubted whether penal consequences Will
prove a. efheacIous IN suppression as those
results which legitimateIy follow unlimited in
dulgence. Thus, the Saturday Reri e., in refer
ence 70 sensational literature, says that OF late
NeaIs 1t has declined, not so much from being
written down, a. being written out IL no
longer pleasantly excites, but where il does not
disgust, il vgearier.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-06

LENT.-As great many Of our cotemporaries
have copied paragraph stating that Lent.
which eomm' need on Ash Wednesday. Fehru-
sTy >,'h' ends on Palm Sunday, April 5rh: it
may b. A. well to correct the error 20 widely
Circulated Lent ends with the Sunday proceed
ing Faster Sunday, April 12th. The mistake
arises from counting the Sundays in making
up the forty days duration OF the penitential
>eason. l. Mt continues forty DAYS, but sun
days are not included. With this expIanaii IN,
II n readily seen that Lent covers a period of
forty-six days-February Goth to April 18th in.
ciusiye-bUt deducting the six Sundays, we
have Tie recO gnized forty days left
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-06

The WEEKLY STAR, now on or. counter for
sale and in wrappers ready for the mails, con-
tains full account OF the proceedings in refer
ence 10 the Impeachment OF President Johnson;
the Articles of Impeachment and Evidence
submitted; the War Department Imbro slio, and
SUIT of Gen Thomas against Dir. Stanton; pro-
ceeoings Of the Conf rences of the Methodist
Episcopal, Methodist South and colored Meth
odIst Churches; the Georgetown Aqueduct
case; Reconstruction; Receptions during the
week; Society News; Political News; Washing
ton News and Gossip; the Courts; the Work
ing People: Useful Items of Domestic Econ
omy; Humorous Sketches; with Departmental,
and Local News; Agricultural and House.
keeping Miscellany; and the latest Telegra phic
Dispatches from all parts of the world.
~General Alexander Ashboath, Minister
Resident OF the United States at Buenos Ayres,
has died there, after protracted illness
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~COLUMBIA C0-OPERATIyE BUILDING
H AND DEPOSIT ASSOCIATION
CAPITAL STOCK, 81 900 900.
kEMRRR


CAPITAL STOCK, 81. OOO, 900.
NUMBER OF SHARES, 1000
VALUE or EACH SHAEE, $500
MONTHLY DCES ON EACH SHARE, o. as
Mset'ps-sECnND THURSDAY Of each month
ct empersnce Hall.
sub,crrtions for stock received and copies of the
Constitution gIatuitously furnished by any one of
the offcert or Directors - - 49, VI
President-yOHN T GIVEN, (Harvey Clark A
Given 10th street, between ID and sts
Vice Presidept-yOHE Il PAU, Treasur,r,s
Office, Treasury Department
Treasurer-JoHN r. ELvASS, a. r. Elyans
90, - 500 PsnnsyivsHis avenue
piEEc1SRs:
ub street
ALBERT @ HALL, Collector 81 Taxes, City Hall.
Col. WIN. l.. BRAMHALL, Collectors Odics, City
J. u. WAUGH. TFessurer's Once, Treas Dent
DAVID n. LAMB, War Department.
Ger. JOHN 3 CkOCkER, CITY Post once.
wv PkANE. Builder, SOS N street north.
4. A. Pr Ugh, l62 llIh street
JOHN w sIkh5- b. = cor 9Th and n streets
Intel, Chron,, Bep San. Her. H.l,. Con. U..aI
u5 SAL SEVENTH srREHr.
An EXTENSIVE BOOT AND sHOB HOUSE,
wh4rt The psbsio nsy Aud, Lw.vs, vhss the,
vant," end that Of the best Quality. 1T
- sEvENTH sfRHBr, .' pa q
,. J,s, doors south OF K and EersAsra Market.
- -. = q. Z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-06

0-THE REV W. T. u. GLENN WILL
uS preach in Rylsnd Chapel NJ. y Chur n CIR
ner Tenth and streets, island on SUNDAY next,
mh6-2t
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USDEE THE READ Of - Another Job OF Stone.
cutting for Winnie Ream,' the Cincinnati Com
1nercaai has special telegram from Caicay,
-aying that . the " isconsin Senate has pas.as
a resolution providing for contracting vita
Ni.nie Ream for statutes OF two Badger mott,
bilIt4cr. 30 b. placed IN the Capitol at wish
zen The Governor and Senate are 70 .Iect
tfa r-.rSof : TO h. thus honOred"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-06

NATIONAL THEATRE--"Under tn. CASH ght''
improves not only in it, representation, bur In
The IN and character Of its houses Is well
LAT night Was the b..-t Of the week. There
\. III b. n matinee Tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-06

- Full returns from the Alabama election
nave not yet been received at army hradquar-
'"rs. IL appears from the records that General
Pope originally ordered the election to be for
DIT q" o days, and that the change 10 four days
was made by General Meade, in accordance
with the direct suggestion of General Grant
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GO RST CA SES +"
"WISTFULNEss
CHROMO LITHOGRAPHs FROM PAINTINGS
BY BUUGCERkAU


FIRST CARESSES Is reproduction IN
chrome -ithograpby Of the original life size mic
ture by Bouguereau, IN the collet ton Of Mr. Bel-
mont The subject Is very interesting one: a
young mother, OF the peas ant lass but Of /, iob
type Of womaniy beauty, fondiing her infant child,
who returns her cnresees with arch giee The sen,
tiTnent Of maternal love and admir- alton has been
rendered With great feeling by the artist Nothing
can lie simpler than the composition here and il /,
ia this element Of simplicity aud in the natural
hess 81 the action and expression, that the charm
OF the picture chiefly lies.
"WIsTtULNEss," the subject of the other
chrome tbosraph, 10 also life size the origi nal
which is the pro perty Of Mr. Jay Cooke. Bougue-
rtau again here preseuts with mother and
child subject in which he appears to take espe-
cisl delight. The mott ee, in this instance IL some
shat Of gypsy type, the tam BORNE and goat snf-
fcirnty Indicating her wandering Bohemian life
The child has gathered cluster of grapes BY the
way, and the point of the episode is the wrtuness
with which the poor goat reaches its mus he for
share Of thsm: Th're is q charmingly wheediing
PR scion the face of the moths who seems to
BE- pleading with baby in favor of the goat; but
baby holds stoutly on to his prize, which ne does
not appear in the least inclined 10 share with the
humble four footed eonraenon de poyoSe. I
he above are for sale by subscri ption Mt r
ROTHROCkS, .-.
452 Seventh street
ma DIV Opposite tho Patent Once
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FsS5y ISEEYYEEs a TTb5 okETIEA
RELT ROOFING

.., dns soeeestbsr vegIA rssPsetfaliy irforn NE
k.oiiH 2, q the shortest notics, ana vii wss
useA. We have go oonslasSIy % ~ n iSrst
quantity Of Pelt. Oem~nt. Gravel, Ov11S DScsSE
e.ss 1rie: 1870. =, 90 Il Viii e d. o."
rp rsssCry loot 9 re q. WaHhinHtsn, D. q.
.. sD'-ss'a'nns old seoe 'rs.ssas 3! :sss.s:d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-06

eS~The sale of obscene publications has been
pFubibited al Richmond, Va. %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-06

~GORsUCH CHAPEL SUNDAY sUHJOL
~ will give repetition their Exhibition
ana MusiCa ELttrtanment, with the introduction
of few Mu.ic and H. citations, on WEDNESDAY,
18th last At their church corner Of ~ and T.
st. eets south Island Kind friends come nj ace
u. NH - Ils
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WAUGH CHAPEL
lAS LAUIES FiIR AND FESTIVAL,
" H. L. Z u A. 4 a.

agTihcent Wrapper wi he presented g. the
m mister resident in the City of Washington re-
Giving the greatest number of votes. Also, a
beautiful GaVel to the Temperance Organization
receiving the zane. n 20 Tafliu x permitted
season Tickets 25 Cents; Singl admission 10
Ceuts mh5 II
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WOOD AND COAL.

OVAL n ID W GOD.
ADVANCE IN PRICES IN CONSEQUENCE
OF FRElGHTS AND TOLLS HAVING AID
NANCED.
ule &c d
Lyken Valley tsoft Red Ash ...-....-.-...---. ~
Baltimore Company, superior White ASH. 9 &C
Chestnut Eummer Cooking Cosl.......-.......... %
Cumberland Run of 0,
Cumberland Lump o.
We are the sole agents for the sale Of the esle-
brated Baltimore Coupsnys CoA, and are pre-
pared to furnish IL in any quantity.
6. p, BROWN q SON,
46a Ninth street, between K and y.
Branch on &c at our yard and wharves ct foot o.
Seventh street. MOI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-06

ODD PILLOWS HALL.
BLIND TOM,
THE MUSICAL PRODIGY,
viii commence series of Entertainms~s
FRIDAY EVENING. MARCH 9, Ieos.
MATINEE SATURDAY AFTERNOON At
O'Clock. Doors open at2
Having just returned from his successful Hur.
pesn tour. during which b. vas regarded b, a.,
cissses - the greatest living vonde~, viii app,.,
fer few nights &C above hsll.
Admission, so Cents; Reserved seats. rs Cent.
Gallery, IS Cents.
Tickets for sale Of EIlis' and MetEerotts N,..
Stores. nhsI.
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aAyefnment SecaYitiea.

WAsHtNaTok, March 9, lSSS.-Jay Cooke &
Co. furnish the following Quotations of Gov
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M y NJ Q. A:
THE FIFTH
LITERARY AND MUSICAL "SOCIABLR"
of the
THE FIFTH

LlIEhAB1 AND MUSiUAL "SOC1ABLR"
Of the
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
THIS friday EVENING, AT O'CLOCK,
AT the Rooms over MetEerott Hall. IL
N+POPULAR LECTURE by o. s. FOWLER
uS for the b. neft of the Ladies Aid society Of
tust Congregational church, at Columbia Law
Building, Filth street, between ID and X on SAT
JRDAf ENENISG, March 7, 1858, ut eli ht
clock; Admission twenty hve cents. Tickets
at the door. ms62t.
NJ OFFICE OF WASHINGTON SKATING
S CLUB,
WASHINGTON ID. u March s 1853.
meeting Of the Club will b. held at the Board
Of I rsde Rooms THURSDAY EVENING
Mar h II lo5 Al o'clock p. m. A full attendance
o the -tOcEhO ders IL requested business Of i'm.
poTtaIioe will lie transacted.
NH Cot H.A MOORE. Secretary.
0FTHE SECOND PUBLIC MEETING OF
N ct. PETEk's TEMPERANCE SOCIETY
hey L. BOYLE president, will be held at ST Pc
t-rs bool house, .pitoI Hill (next square east
II PROVIDENCE Hospital at ~ clock p "a on
NDAt. March 6th. Col q BEiRNE and
OffCeI5 Of the society will addres. the meeting 1s
also . 4, atIOn ~ Master LOUIS WALSH. Free.
m S 2t-
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a RHAL HRMISB OoLLAs AND ng1r
PRINCES LOAN OFFIOy q
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Er,m Hon. F,aneis T. Spinn.r, Ty.asne, Of the
United States.
WAsHIsGTOS, ID G.. Feb. "a. 1873.
JOHN LIVINGSTON, ESQ, Secretary Merchant
Union Law Company.
Dear Sir: The new Law Re gister and Oficial
DIRECTORY. Just issued app. ars To have been very
carefully prepared and we ind IL Of great service
IN the II transaction Of the business Of this De art
ment. We think the work would prove . valuable
acquisition to. end shsu Id be on the desk Of every
prominent Official, banker. merchant, and bust
ness m an. y. X SPINNER,
NH est Treasurer United State0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-06

Do UIN,
"A. ROM ARIS
steam Dyeing and Securing Establis hment. 500
east side OF 18th street, near Penna avenue.
MD GLOVES especially rendered perfectly
Clesu end inudorous
Remember, 500 18th street NH S I'm
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RIDIOSCOPE.

NEW DISCOVERY IN OPTICS.
This little ins Mt enables the operator to see
the inside of his eye. 1t detects foreign sub
stsncs shows catar sets forming, &c. Its use i'm
kverybody should have ono. Sent BY mail for 50
cents, Eiiver plated 81
h3-1W Washinston. D. @.
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The sale Of Reserved Seats will commence o.
"WEDNESDAY MORNING, at ? O'oloot. q,
Metzerotts Music store
Full particulars in future ANNOUNCEMENTS.
WIDOWS. -. Bushes. Man.g-,
NH 2-tf
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DKMoNGEoTy
HAIR COLOR REGENERAToK.
Depot No. 259 Pennsyl ssis avenue, between
10th and 18th streets

CoNf1DENTIAL-f men who have In
" Iured themselves by certain secret habits,
which unit them for business. pleasure, or ths
duties OF married life; also, middle aged and OLD
men. who, from the follies of youth, or othe.
causes, feel debility In advance Of their years
before placing themselves under the treatment oil
any one, should first read The Secret Friend -
Married ladies will learn some thing Of i'm portanoa
by peruslng The Secret Erie nd " Sent TO any
address, In Q sealed envelope, on receipt OF q
cents Address Dr.. CHARLES A. STUART 4 CO.,
Doe'on, MISS Js2-ly
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A BAGATELLE TABLE, in best order, for
"A sale. Inquire at
A. HULSTEN'S RESTAURANT,
NH Q ST. street, bet. 10th and 10th SITS
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hB OhlOlNA AL fkANC. FIELD I'm
CONSULT DIR. LEON,
~ 4s6 Eleventh street, abovs Penns avenue
LADIES desiring especial treatment will ind
MIN the most skifull and reliable ply stefan in the
city
IRREGULARITIES. from whatever cause fully
and qrlckly relieved, without the usual absudon
shlN DISEASES speedily cured. jsIs-lys
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-06

UsNrr cLerBISa oF AL kIyps -
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-04-29

tempt TO remove Stanton was unauthorized
0y the Constitution, and vioativc of tho
| ffcSidcOt $ oath Of Office. This would re q.
4nlrc verdict guilty under the first ar
t'cle The Cabinet advice was no excuse.
IL was the advice of servants to their mas
ter. ''''.'9 ..
Bontwcl( discussed the Constitution and
tbcWncticc of removals, closing his argu--
mcnt with tho assertion that mono of tho
predecessors Of Johnson, from General
Washington down to Mr. Lincoln. over
claimed The power to remove a civil officer
during tho session If the Senate without its
consent. lie claimed that the act ofl795,
even II the right claim under it was valiI,
was repealed Ry the act Of 1868. lie argued
thc conStitutionanty of tho tenure of Office
blll, claiming that Johnson was serving ont
Lincoln's torn, and that The law covered
stanton The Presi lent seemed to have
been under the Influence Of criminal pur
pose to destroy Grant as well as to remove
stanton, and attempt TO carry out that nur.
pos: ny Varous traitorouS methods utlcmnr.
dn9 10 scducc Shcr,nan and General q. Ii.
Thomas TO his aid. Ills nomination OF
Ewing was bnt n part of the old gnmc =
ewing was seventy nine years old, and
would ghidiy racntc the Office at any Tine,
leaving 1t in The hands Of Johuson's tool.
lhcrc IS no reason to suppose that the pro
sent Secretary of the Treasury would not
yield 10 any scheme johnson might under
tako.
Regarding the Presidents speeches, The
House did not nrrai9n the President for
slandcring Congress, or for any purpose of
protection, hut TO show that a man uterine
snc:' words IS untA for the Office Aner
narrating tho Presidents course in Recon
s!ruc'ion. Mr. Boutwell, said
"Thc ilousc bro"ght this great crimina,
to your bar upon the conviction tha, The
country was in pcril,'' lie concludes thus
"Thc House Of Representatives have pre-
scntcd This criminal al your bar with cqual
confidence in his guilt aud in you; ,lisrosi.
ton to administer exact justice. between
him and The people of the United States
Ills conviction is the triumph of law, of
order, Of justice. | do not contemplate his
ncquittal. 1t is impossible Therefore
ito not look beyond. But, senator's. the
people of America will never permit an
'isurping Executive TO break down the sccu-
rites for liberty provhlcd by the Cons,iu.
ton. The cause Of the country is in your
hands Your verdict is peace TO our beloved
land -
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-04-29
Virginia.
RICHMOND. Anvil %

Ex-Governor Picrpont, yesterday, ore.
ferrcd charges TO Goncral Grant against
Gen. %chofeld, charging him. with setting
asld" the laws Of Virginia aud of Congress
for the purpose ofennbling cXCoutpaurutcS
who could not take the oath. to occupy valu
able offices in the State; and further that
Schofieid's appointments have tended to
discourage the Union cause III Virginia.
RIcnMoNp, April "a
Miss puzcl and Maitimer Cox Of this
city. Il icrryman and negro, were drowned
Wednesday night whilst crossing the James
river, at Judc's Ferry.
AT Republican meeting, this ovcn$sg,
three thousand negroes were addressed by
Mr. l!unnicut.
Schoird issued m order tlris morning
that Congress having made no appropria,
!ion to dctray the expenses OF The election
in Nirgmia for ratification or rejection Of
the constitution. The election will not take
p(acc until .Imc 22d. unless Congress should
make an appropriation before that timc. If
The election does not take place on tha,
day, Congress will doubtless substitute
later day, oi which dac notice will be Civ
Ell.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-04-29

a SPiRrTCALiSr on TifE WATERS. Just
before noon. yesterday, man over sixty
years of ago left the mouth Of the Gcncscc
for Oswcgo III n little boat not moro than
toni. lie put ut his little sail and stood
awSy TO tho eastward his craft bounding
over the cbillows, which were rolling pretty
high under n strong westerly gale. He
could be seen six Or eight milcs from
Charlotte. and was going all right. This
foolish and adventurous navigator says he is
acting under tho direction Of spirit. He,
with this craft, was tog so to the Atlantic,
but was directed TO make II trial trip to Os.
wcgo, --Rochester az ~ Union 1874
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-04-29
CONVICTION BRINGS PEACE TO TIE LAND.
WAsuISGToN, April 20.

Thc House, after calling for information
relative to the detention Of The United
States steamship. Sabine ut the New London
tConnccticuD navy.ynrd, as it is alleged
FOR political purposes. proceeded to the
impe 'chment trial.
The trial opened with Tie Managers in
trSessHiu9 documentary evidence
fho Indictment of Foster BlDdgctt, post
master At Augusta. for perjury, $ offer
cd, and With IL Butler offered Blodsclt's An.
swer.
hvarts ohjcctc ell that Dlodgctt was not on
trial hero.
Butler proceeded to state orally what
they intended TO prove.
ouoso Chase ordered him To reduce it to
writing.
Butler prot ,stcd, but Judge Chase rcr.
sisted, and Butler is now reducing i, to writ.
ing.