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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-10-29
AuSlaitD.

M abrib, 20. Oft. 0ie Teoraaniliruno ber
glation ldreitet raid portpdrts Gipil= unb Iili=
tar Gouperneure linb in alien Yropinsen aueeItellt
Doroen. Ste SemOtraten batten in oerl1ebenen
| lb fur eine fooerals &epublif. N0en mdnnIiden
yerlonen, Die oas alter BON 20 Sabren erreibt bae
ben, miro es geiattet iein, su itimmen
@ilna, II. Sept Dor einieen Saeen lit bier
Die erlte Sprafltrafe erboben woroen sSm 2ofal
zines beligen gBeinbdnolers bate lb am 10. .. Wl.
cine 8elelI9aft Sulammeneefunoen um einen Sc
burtsta9 bel einem @laie gBein gu feiern. 0on ben
finf Yerionen, lpeI6e Die @eiel6af bilbeten, snei
Nnen uno BRET Seuti6e, fonnte Nienlano Iuiiid5 ;
lSbon .elnl9e. Sloden geleert iparen, begann man
YOnllb Su ipre6en, uno ba Ionit fein lnberufener
! 5u9e9en uno oas 3immer nad3 Dem Spf su beleaen
mar, 10 er!aEbte man d iosar, elm polniides 3ieo
gu lln9en: Ses anoeren Saaes alio ben H., erbiet
lsoer Der lllnl 9errsn einen psop = Manoot =
ourd elnen Solafen, ne6er Orbre bate, &ubel
pom eoem germ elnju5eben, euentualiter auf Grecu
t!on 10 lanse 81 ble6en, bis Die Gube eregt eien
Yer 2Slrtb nnbte 30 Gubel be5ablen Sas pDlnid)e
Sleo6en bratbte aIio Der Straifaiie 55 Gubel Elm.
Sn 2ucern ipuroe Die G6niain Gictpria an
Sorntagen ourh Die Gegeld)ieber in Den benacbar=
ten 9Slrbsbdulern in brer Nnoatbt scDrt iie ianb=
te elnen Sanlnlerolener ab uno lieb ben Birtben
1000 6ranfsn bieten, penn lle pdbreno oes Nufent'
balts Der &onigln ibre Sabnen Sonntaos idlie6en
pollten. Sie Birtbe weiserten iid, barauf ein5u,
aeben uno lisben Der &0nisin iagen, ie ieen freie
Hepublifaner uao mem ibre Stten nibt aefallen,
Der Tonne me8bleben.
Berlin, %. Sept Ser Gampf stpijd5en &rupp
nno Nrmtrons lit beenbet ober weniaitens Dem gnoe
nabe. Ser &rupp'id)e Sinier=2aber bat ben @ies
oapongetragen. oberidtet Die @eier.3eitg. sic
flgt blnSu ugs lit (bei ben lebten Sd)ieBperlud1en
in Se9e bel yerlin) eeunsen, bur6 cine berdnoerte
Gonitruttion oes 72Yfinbers Die eldnsenoiten Ge=
lultate 5u erselen. Yei DEM Sdbiebeu bonn o. bat
nas aus Dem 72=Yfiiuber geitleuoerte @eIfoB bie
itdrtten porbanoenen YanSerplatten Die neun,0liae,
(R0ng gSbelm bat nur s 3ol) slott burfaeidia.
cen. User nit Den artilleriitilden Ssraeen eiuaer
Wtaben befannt lit. meiB, fuelde fDoiIale geoeHt=
ung bieie einfa6e SbatiaGbe bat Sas SfieBcn
pom % mar in Der Shat Elm preuBiides Yictoria
SGieben."
= Yei Dem por &ur5em in Berlin itattaefunoe.
men 8ergleidslheBen bot Der neuconruirte Rrupp'.
ihe 72= Yfiinoer bas ensliide neun 36se W oolmid=
GeiAiib melt iibertroffen; cine a1SoGise Yan3er=
platte lit BON Der Gruppiden &anone nidt nur glatt
burdblagen, ionoern es lino aud Die @elhobifiide
bis 600 SAritt binter ber Sur1i1laaltele Der
Sdeibe eefunoen ,porben
Sn YreuBen ladt man iber Die 9entIfrift oes
ebemalisen Gurfiriten bon SeIen, norin er geaen
bic Nnnectirnns Seiens protert uno erfldrt, 6aBsr
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-10-29
XanD Ri pertaufell.

Die Sarm bss untsrse6nen setesen cine NeIe flblid
0aIiOn, @raworb Co.. Sbiu 1T biermit gum 8srfou
ausebpn Dieebe entbdt 50 Afer Gane, pppon 35 &fer
oeflat nb Der &eit Is Adern bebt in Spanb. Mu6
benbet @ en neues Sramebaus nit 8eaer, Srunnen unb
ale ipnisen ginrihtunsen auf benz gass. 8dufer nb
iu4t lid an ben gisentbamsr su menpen:
Sobn Ws. Wfiller,
Galtpn, grapfprb Co., Sbip.
Oft. /. Int
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-10-29

men @rabseians seiunsen batten, traten toir ben
&iidmes an. Sebod fonnten mir nid5t umbin. an
8eaeps Sslano no1mals su ianber, um nnierm
5reunbe, Dem freunbliden Wirtb S. Simlein, einen
tnrsen 8eiud abSuitatten. g8ir tamen oann tpobl=
bebalten in gutter 3eit na6 Sanbusfp surud, nm
uniern 6reunben Gelesenbeit .Snr Grfriiduns unb
Grboluns su seben, bamit iie iid auf Dem Sdnser.
8ou am Nbeno re6t persniisen t0nnten.
SD tann idlieBli4 nur nod nit 8ebauern bemer.
fen, baB iid mande 8ereine suriidse3osen, weaen
8efirdtune idbledten 8ettsrs.
SaB oies 5eit .nid,t aug Selbfinterelie BON uns
peranitaltet wuroe, brauhe idb nift su erfdrn
Nein s NOR unIere Ibli6t, uniern Sdneerfreun=
ben maj su seiaen, mas Sanoustp nit feinen id)ma=
den &rdften leiten uno bieten fam; unb i'd boife,
oab ale nniere Selu9er etuaiee Mdnsel entiduIoi.
gen uno befrieoist unier San6usfp perlalIen haben
tperben. Sbr
2puis Sraub.
y @mmerfuns bes SO eifbpten. @n btefer stens
bat Der Gapitan cine bde reubentrane auf bas Waser
fallen laen, eaB mir bic 9B prte nih nhern bnuen Se
eenfals mar es smas &ubrenbes mas er faste unb rfn
purbe ebenlp Sart tpie feuria ol'r
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-10-29
Sas sanserieif In Sanbusfb.
(GinseIanbt,)
(ginselanbt,)
Sanbusfp, 20. Oft. 1868
Srn. &einbarb u. sSieier!

Sanbusfp, 20. Ott. 1868.
Srn. &einbarb II. 6ieier!
@obl m5sen sic, laut auslaee in sShrem Iesten
glatte beoauern, bab sic bel Dem @eianafeite in
Sanoustp ntdbt gegenpGrtg naren
Sb9leth llh nlht ole Vereine, lpe(De fri6er ,i.
gela9t batten, oaran betbeiligten 10 aren opd} oe=
nug Werelne gefommen, Inn etmas Qntdnbi9es aus=
flhren 5u fDnnen.
5olgenoe 8ereine maren uniere geIudber: Weit=
gleosanb Mdnnnerdjor = Wnonbot @Gnaerbuno.
Clipper SanousfD = gruberbunb, 5ifIn : Mdn=
nerdor, gSoolter !gruoerbuno. Sanousfp = Ser
man Bano, Upper SanousfD. Sas Yrogramm beg
concerts am Sonnerltas mar gut seuGblt unb tpur=
be 5ur pollen 8efrieoi9uns ausgefibrt Ser jtpeite
Sas (Treltas) mar per Sauptpersniisunsstas Der
Sampfer .Gpenins Star," tpelder fir bieies 6eit
gemiethet NOR, mahten mir Die Heile bur1 Die liber=
beuen 8eDdiler oes grelees, uno beaiinltiat burG5
oas ih0nite gBetter, nad ben romantiId)en sSn5eln
Der yut= ut=in=8ap, tpoielbf mir lanbeten, uno unsr
6sm S9atten Der oeuti6en eide (auf amerifani=
f6em 8Dben) unier Mabl per3ebrten.
Stun erihalten Die Some Der Mulif, ipelf)e olle
our Sribiine riefen nm Die Sefrebe 5u bDren, Die
BON 9rn. 6. 5oriter in iebr 8elunsener Weiie por=
getragen puroe.
Iad oieiem mabte i'd nod meine sew5bnli=
6en gemerfungen; belonoers bob id berpor, bab
uner Serrsott ielbft Sdnser uno @eiansfreuno iei
oa sr uns 3rpei Der i60nen Gage bieier Sabres5eit
oerIteben babe. porauf unIerm - -
,Serner m9d9te i6 uniere 5reunoe NIT Der @e=
111fe BON Yut=tn= Ban befannt, tpo Commodore
YerrD ote heiBe Sdlaht geeen Die Gnsldnber gefof=
ten Ino 9elle9t uno baour6 bieI su Dem @eminne
per Sre1sI5 M oisles Sanoes besetrasen babe. Na9=
uno 9nittrasenbe ben itolSen 9isieen auf benz 5ep-
ptde Der Natur 9etan5t batten, formirte fd3 Der
Bug. oas Signal bes 9dmpfers befoIoen6. ,,nb
nadoem fdmmtlide Sdnser, auf ben @r9bern BON
Nerrps 9efauenen Brapen gum Inseoenfen nod ei-
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-10-29

1EY- Die pbeen 8alenber tnp burb {rn. q bert H6tt
It d. ben biesn @senten bee 5rn. @erbarb su besieben
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-10-29
n n 4 y

uno Die Sofnung elmer Geititution aufsegeben babe.
Spanten Sie propiiOrihe Gesieruns bat Den
Yroteit Der &6nisin oruden unb an ben StroBen=
eden anidlosen laien; er ipirb iberall nit 0era9-
tuns bebanbelt Sn Der oificielen @a5eta, in Der er
ebenfals perbfentlidt lporoen, lit ibm Die folsenbe
e!Ih se!!nIsltnns oorassSseiaidt Derosn: pie aOniain
9ie sunta entbdlt iid ieber &ritit iiber balielbe
Sie gfaton bat ibr iouberaines llrtbeil iiber Die
Sanblunsen Der 66niain eefGllt uno fann iebt au9
ihr Nerbict iher ihre Mprte abaeben"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-13
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR,
This Afternoons Dispatches.

FROM EUROPE TO-DAY, BY CABLE.
The Church Questisn-PrebabIe Di.selu.
hon Of iament-Successer to the
Prince OF Servia-Tour Of Prince Nape-
leon.
LONDON, June l3-The recent votes on the
lrfsh church question, which resulted so Nm
lavoraoly 10 the ministry. have, IL Is believed,
determined Disreali 70 appeal 10 the people
Parliament will probably te dissolved, and il
Is understood thar the new Parliament will
meet in December next.
LONDON, June 3.-The question OF the sue
cession to the sovereignty Of Servia, made va
few days since, is engaging the attention of the
olpiomatlsts OF Europe. One OF the many pro-
posais suggested is for a union with the Prov
ince OF Montenegro, under the Hospador Nicho-
las First.
VIENNA, June I3-It is not generally he
heved that the tour OF Prince Napoleon has
any political significance whatever. He is
travelling strictly incognito.
Rumors were recently put in circulation to
con sultation with the Emperor Frances 10.
seph and Baron Won Beust, the Prime Minis
ter. There 10, however, good authority for the
statement that these rumors are without foun-
datiop.
LONDON, June I3-Forenoon.-Consols for
money, s5. U 5. 5-20s, 72xa724. Fries. ie
Illinois Central, 100.
LIVERPOOL, June I3.-Forenoon. Cotton
quiet; sales of $500 bales. Breadstuffs aud
Provisions unchanged.
LONDON, June 15-Afternoon.-ConA eif
a9s for money. ". S. 5-2Ds :2a. American
railroad shares are inactive
LIVERPOOL. June I3 - Afternoon Cotton
heavy uplanos lOad-; TO arrive losd.; Or
leans lid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-13
V%. XXI.

10 appoint new Ward Commissioners 50 soon
as men properly qualified TO MI the positions
car be selected.
We do not hear that the police have received
any orders to prevent the Conservative Coun-
CHS from occupying the City Hall o-night, but
the force will doubtless BE- present to preserve
order. Many Of the Republicans think that as
no legal point will be gained BY the Conserva-
tves in occupying the Council Chamber that
II Is not worth while 70 refuse them admission.
An artist from Frank Leslie's establishment
arrived here to-day and is busy taking sketches
Of the City Hall, surroundings and inmates
He got likenesses Of Register Boswell, Collec-
tor Hall, Tax.Cer Morgan and other good.
looking City Hall oficials, bnt Mayor Bowen
was absent al the Capitol at the time. He has
not succeeded either in getting a picture Of Mr..
al interim Mayer Lloyd, but expects to AT the
meeting this evening"
Mr.. Lloyd wears his official honors quite
jovially, but complains that being Mayor ad
interim 10 an expensive luxury. Everybody
wants him TO stand treat, lend them money, or
give them an office. But he thinks II his duty
10 " stick"
City Finances.
The Register continues TO 0raw and the
Mayor 10 countersign checks on the First Ma
tiona Bank for salaries of ofIicers, but at pres
ent the account being overdrawn they are not
paid. 1t Is expected that some arrangement t
will be made with the bank by which checks
will be honored.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS.
foR ALL TIE PgRPoSES OF A Lana

sn,rsSd ~ everybody e c.thaItis, por sss ever
every country and among all classes, = this mid
tss . .ss. ana Tss e, GSs,sgs
remedy than any other ThOse who have tired ii,
know ,Sss sss' Il sS,ss ssss% thu Who haze
and all know that what it does once it docs slsaT.
s s ns,sr fAis Through any fault or NEGLECT Of
SANDS OF certificates Of their remarkabie cures Of
inowD in essrs ont nS ,aeh cure Are
RnsIIiIsh then Adapted 70 all ages asa esnditiOn.
desterous drug they NAV he tsrsn .iss ~ as
sRsr spSSoy Their sugar co.tins preserves them
being purely vegetable mo- ssr% e.1 s1:. Ta,s sas
They operate by their powerful influence on IN.
internal yiscera 20 purify the blood and stimsiate
hs nsS ass5h the Se.srs ,ic9: Of
,se ans 0:ssE ssoS Srssoi e s
ransements ss are the hrst origin OF disease.
=, minute directions are Riven in the wrapper
ne box ior the following complaints, which these
For DYSPEPSIA or INpIGEsrIoN. LIST
LLfESssNEsS, LAhGUoR and Loss OF APPE-
uste the .tomsss and restore IL: ssssy tone s1a
lor LIVER COMPLAINT and 10. yario.s .ymp.
ACHE, yAUNDICE or GREEN SICKNESS, sfL-
LOIS ~ Us; S9LIS and BILIOUS EkynKs, they should
diseased action or remove the distractions which
Tof DYsENTERY or pIARRHGA, In, one
mild dose is generally required.
~ TIL hEsR e fsfSr fsfS fAh fhs
sipE, BA.k MD LOINs, they should be con-
S Via sss.asi .ash 'ss ase $,
Z .s. al s.:..
to prodree tsc be effect Of drastic peree
taken as il produ ices the desired effect BY symps-
ss Dinner Ply, take one or tue Pals to pro-
mote diRe stiou and relieve the stomach
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-13

THE LETTER FROM Mr.. LLOYD TO
MAJOR RICHARDS
MAJOR RICnARDs' REPLY.
COUNSEL CONSULTATION.

The following is the communication from
Mr.. Lloyd TO Mr.. Richards, referred to above.
MAYORS OYFICY, WASHINGTON. June l3,
l,ts-keJor A. q. Richards, chef Of Poliee-Sir
II having been represented TO me that members
OF the Metropolitan Police force are on guard
al the City Hall, refusing legally elected Al
dermen and Common Councilmen admittance
10 their chambers, W lille proceeding 10 the per
formance of their official duties, res spectfully
requst OF you. and through you OF the Metro
polltan Police Comm sioners, that su en- force
De immediately Withdrawn, and mat, IN future,
no attempt BE- made 70 preyent the assem- bling
OF the Aldermen ana Councilmen in the dis
charge Of their public duties Very respect
fully, T. T.. LLOYD, Mayor
The following is the reply of MAJOR Richards:
DEPARTMENT OF MErRoPoLITAN POLICE.
Gfi,s Of Major and Superintendent, No. 2, Lou
lyIdnG dreRHe, Washington, June 13, le6e.-nos
r. lloyd, Esq:-Sir Your communication OF
tsIl OF police at the City Hall has been recei we'd
In reply L will state that the Board Of Police
Commiss ssioners will meet on Thursday next
June leth, at which time will lay your COM
municanon before them for their action.
Very respectfully. your ooedient servant,
A-C- RICHARDS Major and Supt.
Ii is understood that an attempt will be made
10 meet in the Council Chamber this evening,
and If refused, the meeting will be held in the
Columbian Law building, opposite the City
Hall.
The counsel for the Conservative organi.
zaton have oesn IN consultation to-day.
but filed no application in the courts for
mandamus or other writ. IL is understood
that the committee appointed by the joint
Boards will make a report at the meeting this
evening as to the course they hate marked out
10 pursue. go .--F
Mayor Bowen did not answer the letter Of
Mr.. Lloyd this morning, and 1t is thought by
some that be will not answer 10.
workmen under Arthur Panrell, colored,
- -
and stout door st the west entrance OF the base
znent opening on the City Hail lot, which door
will be secured with a strong lock.
IL was rumore6 about the City Hall to-day
that Mayor Bowen would make removals at
once in the Fire Department and Alarm Tele-
graph Department; bat ON inquiry we cannot
ascertain that Ne has signihed any purpose TO
reorganize these departments Immediately, IL at
al II is thought, however, that he is disposed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-13
VIRGINIA NEWS.

The farm known as the sMeadows., aK
miles from Charlottes vile, owned by John
Wood, Jr., esq, was sold py John L. O'Neal.
real estate agent. TO H. Clay Niche for the sum
two years.
The Convention for the Eighth District.
which met on Monday, Al WytheviIIe, nomi-
the Conservative candidate for Congress from
that district.
1t rs estimated that at ieast one hundred men
wish 10 build IN Staunton this season, and that
not more than half that number can do so be.
cause there are not enough mechanics in the
place.
The cOlored man who had his skull fractured
in the street fight which occurred IN Warren.
ton, on Whit Monday, died on Monday last.
There is great excitement in Bath county
Va, an account of the recent discovery Of val.
liable sill yer mines there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-13
A Me RICAN HOUS Sc,

The very important aud exte nsive imDrovemeuts
which have recently been made in thie popular
Hotel, the largest in New England enable the BRO
prietors to offer 70 Tourists, Families. and the
Travelling Public, accommodations and conve-
piencee superior 10 any other Hotel in the city
During the pest summer additions have been made
Of numerous suites Of apartments, with bathing
rooms. water closets, &c, attached; one of Tufts
magnificent passenger elevat the best ever ,n-
structed. conveys guests 20 the upper story of te
house in one minute; the entries have been newly
and richly carpeted, and the entire house thor
ouehly replepished and refur nished, making IL in
all lite appointments, equal q sny hotel in the coun-
Telegraph once, Billiard Halls, and Osfs on the
6rst floor. LkWlS RICE q son,
my 2lawSm Proprietors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-13
A SrRAreH MARRfAsx.-Colonel John \

Chivington, in st. Joseph, Nebraska, recently
married the widow of his own son, which led
to the publication Of the folio wing card from
her parents -a-;-sk
A CARD 10 THs PUBLIo.-We, the under.
signed, take this method to inform the public
that the criminal act of John NJ. Chi yington in
marrying our daughter, Mrs. Sarah A. Chiv-
ton, was unknown TO Us, and thing we very
m uch regret. Had the facts been made known
to us Of their intentions, some measures would
have been taken TO prevent the cnsummatiou
Of so vile an outrage, even il violent measures
were Necessary. Hoping that this may be a
sufficient explanation, we remain. &c.
80 J0Hn B. LULL,
: -e - - - -. sALNIRA LULL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-13

PoLIrIcAL--The Natchitsches Spectator (Dem-
ocratic) rebukes the La Crosse Democrat. and
says: 1--WE do not exchange, nor would we
admit such an obscene print in our sanctum."
Ex-Governor Brown, OF Georgia, has
accepted the once of President of q Grant and
Colfax Club for that State. having resolved, as
he says, to 60 the whole figure.
The DEMOCRATIC nominations for Con.
gress in Mississippi are now complete. and are
as follows:-First District, Charles H. Town.
send; Second, T. N. Martin: Third, q. M. p
Turner; Fourth, George L. Potter; Fifth, Viii.
liam T. Martin.
- Ex-Governor Smith and A. H. H. Stuart
are together stumping Virginia against the
Republican party.
The Republicans Of the Ninth Congress
sionai District Of Illinois, in convention at
Mount Sterling ON the 9th, nominated Colonel
Amos T.. Babcock, Of Fulton county, tor Con-
gress. The District Is now represented by Mr..
REESE, Democrat.
- The name of President Andrew Johnson
was stricken from the roll of membership Of
the New York Union League on Thursday
evening
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-13

CALLICoTT, ENRIGHT AND DEvLIN.-The.
ophilus q. Callicott and Colonel Enright were
yesterday subjected to the usual penitentiary
custom OF hair clipping and prison attire
Devlm, who was received some time since, has
been assigned to duty IN the hospital. 1t has
not yet been determined to what use Callicott
and Enright will be put None of the sen.
tences in these cases require Imprisonment at
hard labor, and the consequence is that they
will have the privilege" if they choose, of re-
naming within their cells, where they may be
supplied with reading matter. But prisoners
never prefer this mode of life for great while,
even the hard labor OF the prison being ac.
cepted rather than the enforced Idleness and
gloom Of solitary confinement. But one in
stance has happened where a prisoner endured
tins mode Of life for six months, at the end of
which time he begged to be put at work, and
so continued for the remaining year Of his sem
tence. Callicott and Enright have never been
accustomed to manual labor; but Deviin was
formerly plumber, and his services will be
called in requisition in that capacity when
needed about the prison building. He is only
shout twenty mine years Of age-Aibany Argus,
June TO-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-13

AMAN SrABs HINssL8 wIra A SwoRp.-A
German named Richard AIDE, ssed forty mine
yers, atteutpted 70 pat an end 70 his life about
by stabblng himsalf in The tAroet win sword.
Finding that nts fnjufis Hefe not likely 10
prove f;tsi, A., ef,es 1stas .tshhsd hias.eif
cailsdiin BY .thS fnnsfe of,fha SSuse. ~ ~
wss placed d acarrlkSe nd takss - = nSievne
Hospital in dyine condition. No reasoa for
0eAct could be ascertained.AN. y. PoL 11n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-13

PoeTHAsrn 0ENKRAL RANDALL is said to
have bought q fine residence at Elmira- N. Y.
10 which he will retire on leaving the Cabinet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-13
CONVICTED AND sENTEN CED TO BE
HUNG,

SPRINGFIELD, MASS, June D.-Hiram
Miller. who has been on trial al Woodstock,
VT, for the murder Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua
Gowing in July last was convicted yesterday
and sentenced TO be hung on the last Friday N
lime. 1Sfg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-13
A CARD.

Clergyman. while residing. in South America
as q missionary, dscovet ed q safe and simple rem
edy for the Cure Of Nervous weakness, Barly De-
cay, Diseases OF the Urinary and Seminal OrRAns,
and the whole train Of disorders brought OF by
bsneful and vicious hsbits. Great numben have
been cured by this noble remedy. Prompted BY Q
desire to bepe at the aicted and uufortunate viii
send the recipe for preparing and using this med-
Free Of Cha,se. Address.
JOSEPH T. INMAN. Station d. Bible House,
my s-sm' New York City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-13

The President transmitted
the following nominations to the Senate to-day:
Michael Coyls Brenan, Of Penna., Assistant
Surveyor in the Navy; VIM. Brown. Surveyor
Port Customs at Hannibal, Mo-; Geo. J. An
thony, Collector Of Internal Revenue for the
Stase Of Kansas; Root White, Justice of Peace,
County Of Washington, d. q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-13
fs-day's New Hsrk Marksss.
BY TeleCrnph.l

NEW foRK, June l3.-Cotton dull ana .e
Ginning, at 2ek cents for Middlinr finland,
Freights dull Spirits Turpenane hrm a. asa
70 cents. Resin quiet At S3-is for common
strained. Flour Salo cents lower. Wheaa sull
and nominally Lao cents lower. Corn an ouy-
ers favor. PorE quiet; new mess, s2s. Lara
heavy al Is kal7S cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-13
CONGRESSIONAL.

ISpeclaI DISPATCH 20 The Star.
COLUMBUS, June l3.-Since the withdrawal
OF Hon. Samuel Shellabarger. the friends of
Ex-Governor Dennison are strongly disposed
TO present his name TO the District Convention
for the Congressional nomination. Friends of
the candidates already in the field are actively
at work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-13

NOMINATIONS FOR VIRGINIA STATE SEN ArR
The Republican Convention for the nomina-
ton Of Senatorial Candidates for the First Sen.
atornl District, Virginia. composed of the coun.
ties OF Alexandria, Fairfax and Loudon, m It
in this city yesterday evening and proceeded TO
ing result: X. ID. Beckley, of Alexandra. O.:
Mr.. Hendricks, OF Fairfax, 8; Spencer A. Coe
Of Fairfax, H. james A. Hoge, of Loudon, II.
Mesers Zoe ana Hoge having recei we'd ma
elected.
The colored delegates IN the Convention de-
claring that the rights of the colored people
had been ignored in tn Convention, announced
Mr.. Beckley as an independent candidate and
Mr.. Beckley also declared himself as such
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-13

AN ESCAPED CoNvICT.-Ben Jones, who es /.
capped from the Maryland Penitentiary In May,
1867, was recently recaptured in Washington
city, and has been returned to his old mar
ters, having been absent one year, one month,
and one day. Jones was one of the parties
engaged in the late election riot in Washing ;on
city, where he was and recog nized
BY colored man who had baeh a fellow.
prisoner in the penitentiary, but who had
faithfully served out his time. This man gave
Information TO the Washington authorities,
escaped convict. Jones, at the time Of his es-
cape was undergoing an imprisonment for lar.
ceny, and had he renamed in the institution
term Of imprisonment. Now, he will be com.
PEELED TO not only serve out the original term
but also an additional Imprisonment for having
made his escape, the grand jury, it is under.
stood, having already indicted him for that Of.
fence.-BdiiMofe SUN.