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ApElINA PArTl's MARRIAoE-A letter da-

led London July 29th, says:
''The marriage of Adelira Patti, so often an.
nounced aud SO often deni"d, took place this
morning at Roman Catholic Church on the
Chaplain Park road. The Marquis de Caux
was the happy bridegroom, aud the Duke of
Manchester end Mr. Costa gave away the bride,
who looked more beautiful than ever in her
simple but appropriate toilette. Signor Msrio
Madame Grisi, Msdame Titiens, Mr. Gye, an d
number OF operatic and fashionable ceiebri.
ties were preTent The Prince de Ia Tour
d'Auvergup, tie French ambassador and the
secretaries of the French legation were PATHS
witnc scs Of the marriage contract Miss Har.
ris, Mile. Rita, daughter of Mario, and Mile
Zanzi were the bridesmaids. The party will
leave at one for the Continent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-11

THH POPE AND AUsTRIA.-The reply Of Bar
on Beust TO the recent Fapal allocution rs pub.
language Of the allocution is Of a severity he
has right to complain of, and charges the
Holy See with extending its interference to
not admit to be within its authority. In con.
clusion, he says that the Austrian government
will continue TO allow the Church TO enjoy in
peace the liberties the laws secure her, and 10
treat her in spirit OF conciliation, which he
hopes Will be reclprocated.
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"A BRITISH BRIG SRIZRD BY THE GOVERN
MENr.TThe collector OF the port of Philadel.
phia has seized the British brig Eunlce, Cap
tam George E. Barker, which arrived with
cargo OF guano. The seizure was made for
violation OF the act Of Congress, March 1, 1871,
preventing foreign vessels from engaging in
the coastwlse trade 1t seems that the Island
Of Sombrero has been declared, by Treasury
circular dated August B. 1e67, appertaIning
to the United States. The cargo Is consigned
to Moro Phillips, and the penalty is forfeiture
of vessel and cargo.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
AYERS CArHARrUC Pill,

FOk ALL TIE PURP0SES OF LAXA-
euired by every body . csthartic, nor was ever
every country and among al % Classes, - = th: % mil
put smcient purgative PILL. The obvious reason
know that il cured them; thoss Who have not
thar doe. sos
that it never fails through any fault or neglect OF
d s.rs. ssoo Of
the following complsints, but such cures are
% and and ss oO
n an Climate. eontainins nsither c.omel any
.nybSdy Their sugar eo.iine preserves then
purely nO f0&
their Nse In any quantity.
ns Sn .s
y ~ into nesthy actionnremoye the obstruetons Of
bod, restoring their irregular sction 10 health,
ana oy correcting, wherever they exist, such de.
MSuss directions are sSen in q the Srss,r n
the box. for the following complaints, which these
IFFssIRysssf Fss IRysf fSfsIA Ara. q .InprGEsEIos, LIST
a..e the .so%ssS and S restore Il: tone and
iOr L!ylR COMPLAINT and its various .ymp-
kSHh, yhTS6ioh or ashEH HsickNkss, BIZ:
Be judiciousy taken for each case, to correct the
dissased action or remove the obssructons which
For DYsIErERY or DIARRHGA but on
mild dose is generally required.
RITATl0N OF TIE HlART, PAIN IN TIE
SIDE, BACK AND L0INs, they should be con-
dnuously taken, - required, to change the dis
sased action Of the system. With such change
'nSs For fp IRSPsY Ps .nS 1BSoPsIoAL swELLIsss
they should be taken in large and freq uent doses
to produce the effect Of . drastic purge.
For SUPPRESSION q large dose should be
taken as il produces the desired effect By symps-
Asa Dtss<v PiU, take one or tve Pals to pro-
mote diacslSOn and relieve the stomach.
An occasfo0G dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy action, restores the Appetite
And inyigoretes the tenn Hence il is often sd-
vautaGeous where 10 oerious derap cement exists.
One Who feels tolerably we'll, often fnds that
dose Of thee Pills max - him feel decidedly bet
ter, from their cleaning and renovsting eject on
the digestive apparatus.
Dk. J. @. AY1R CO., PRAcrIcAL CHEMISTS.
LOwELL, AAss., q. 8. a.
z. d. GILMAN,
10 1-eo9mD&W Agent, Washi netop
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FROM HAVANA.

HAVANA, Aug. 1.-THE cholera has entirely
disappeared from this city. Clean bills Of
b alth viii he given from and after tomorrow.
Exchange on London is quoted at 1ia1Ik
per cent. premium. Exchange on New York,
(long signt,) In currency, 31k per cent. dis
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Wall Street Ts.dav

Nfw YORK, August 1l.-Money is easy at 3
to per cent Exchange, 9x. Gold, IS Old
bonds, li&; new, 1877. Tfn-Eorurs, 9s. w.
ginia 6's, new, 81 ssked; do. ex-ooupor, ,i
Tennessee ex-coupon, 6i; new, 63as. MissouI.f
w. North Cardinals, old, 722: rew,72a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-11

- n1s cniid, sy~d about one year
caugnier OF AT. Rourke, living in Spnrgfieid.
ILLINOIS, wss ehoked 70 death while sssempr;nr
10 swallow some oeaus with which she VS.
playing. One Of the beans sack 40 her throat,
and sufoearon ensued before any remedy
could be apphed.
~The Broadway flower girls are CON-
plaiEed ofas b ing TOO much dirt and TOO Nttie
glII .T-.. ....st--
sICoIored children are To be- adrpsra, 90 -.
public schools Of Conpectieut - = = - -
~An elopement occurred near D~s No,...
Iowa last Week. One Thomas Doran rooS
Ms. Hepburn cut Of the window and % lSried
her. Hl e
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KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
HOP OF THE CHINESE EMBASSY AT
NIAGARA EA LIS.

BUFFALO, Aug. ia majority of ne Board
OF Trade Of this eitv, aud lar ,e NUMBER OF
private cItiz zens, wil lelve here ihi- afternoon
for Nisgara Fails, to parucipl'e in the hop at
the International Hotel, rendered them by the
Chinese Embassy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-11

SALE OP A VALUABLE FARM.-The celebra-
ted Big Spring farm, near Big Spring depot,
Ih Montgomery county. WIS sold on THURSDAY
by g. G. Lee 10 f. o. Heydenreich, for sil,5Ui
ms rs one OF the most valuable peices of prop-
eriy IN Southwestern Virginia, containing six
hund-ed and twenty Il We acres Of fertile land
with nne residence attached and all necessary
.utnou-eS IN excellent condition and repair
he sale includes, also, the growing and al
r'ady harvested crops, themselves very val.
liable yRchJarg RePHLl.caR.
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fs.day's New York Markets.
INV TelaUranh

new YORK, August l1-Cotton quiet; Mid.
ding Uplands, 29ha3U cents. Freights firm.
Flour dull, with price slightly in favor of
buyers. Wheat without decided change. Corr
shade easier. Pork dull; mess, $3.50 Lard
quiet at ls7i TO lsH cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-11

SOne Of the chief peculiariues Of the Mis-
souri, bottom is said TO be the great growth Of
sun flowers. For miles and miles they ex tend
in unbroken and profuse uxuriance and utter
uselessness. They We're first brought there DIV
the Mormons,when they were emigrating west.
ward from NauvOo, and have since spread un-
I'll they have extended for a thousand miles
along the river.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-11

By DIRECTION Of the Secretary of War, leave
OF absence for twenty-five days has been
granted 10 Judge Advoe lte General Holt
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Baltimore Stock Market. To-day

BALTIMORE, August I1.-Virginia skies old.
inscribed, i6 bid, t6I asked; do, 1850, 45 bid
do. coupon, 53H bid; do. coupon, new, 81 bid
NORTH Carolina skies, TN bid; "a asked
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-11

MRS. SENATOR TRUHBULL's condition re.
malns about the same AZ on yesterday, when
there was slight hope Of her recovery. Her
ply sicians think her no better nor NO worse.
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yoUuG LADIES, BEWARE ON

ne injurious effects Of r.es Pe.a.p s.A y..a..
All such remedies eloss NJ the pcres Of the am
and IN . short ums destroy The oou plerter IN
you would have fresh, heefhI ssd youthfsI az
kAPARILLA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-11

PRHsBYTERIAN-The minutes Of the New
School General Assembled for 1861 lust pub.
lished reports % Synods, III Presbyteries, 800
ministers, III lcentitates, 29O candidates. 1,59O
cate, s,737; COMMITMENTS I6S,gs2: Sunday
Scheol membership, ISi, ,6s7; an increase OF over
27,t0o liz he year. The total of contributions,
3,10O,sA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-11

NOT A FEW OF THE WORST pIsoRDkEs
that sffict mankind arise from oorruption Of m.
bloed, HELMBoLpS ExfkAcr sAksAPA-
kiLLA 10 rs0edy Of the utmoss valps.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-11

CURE FOR SUMNER CONPLAINrs-TakeI In.
dian (ot corn) meal, maker II into thick grneI.
cook thbrougbly, swceien with sugar or mo.
lasses 10 tssie, and graie little nutmeg A. il: II
Is then rrsdy for use. If taken at the com.
rnenceuent OF the disease, a pint bowl of the
gruel ubually effects cure. 1t is best 10 use
the Cruel in place ofthe regular meals-Boston
Herald. sHn
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The CATTLE DIsRAsE.-A telegram from
Care, H., on the 7th inst, says; The mortali.
y among cows is more fatal now than ever
Fifteen died yesterday In the city and the i'm
mediate vicinity. Examinauon after death
shows the liver softened, and having the ap-
leafapce Of q wet sponge
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-11

QUANTITY VS.. QUALIFY.
HELMB0LDs EXTRACT sARsAPARlILa
The dOee 10 small. rbose ~ho desire : lsrse ana
tty and large soses Of medicine err
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-11

INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were s397, ,s55.l9.
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MANIA A PoTu.-The local OF A Meuph,s
paper menuons the capture in rhat elfy Or a
Praclloner al the bar in q pretty happy nix
~ LawleT was carried TO the Adams
ctr ~ station last night with beautitnI 80 ~
jim Iam>-sevenieen thopsand rsttIesnakes in
bls ooo's, and pea green monkey win a
scarlet TAN sitting on each shoulder
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-11

~At PeterborO, writes Mrs Cady stanton
mere Is base ball club OF girls Mamie MIL
lsr, granddaughter OF Gerrn Smith, Is the
captain, and handles the bal with a grace and
suengt worty OF notice. Ii was pretty sight
10 see the girls with their white dresses and
blne ribbons flying. IN full possession OF the
public square, last Saturday afternoon, while
the ooys were quiet spec IAtors OF the scene
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-11

SnGULAR CoINoIDKsCE-As singular case
Of death Of two editors occurrrd At Albion
Orleans county, N. Y, last week. Mr. Brunsr,
Of the Republican, and Mr. Raach, Of the
American, published at that place, disd on the
same day, Of the same disease, and al the same
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-11

ST. AlbaDs, and the cooks are er perf in nrsn.r
ing Aers for the taole. .s1tss s1s1T r
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COMMISSIONERS OF INTERNAL RRvEsUR.-

CONMISSIONER OF INTERNAL REVENUE.-
The Cincinnati Gazette of Saturday cont ans
the following: We understand that strong IN
nuenoes are being brought to bear upon ex-
Governor Cox TO induce him TO reconsider his
determination TO decline the appointment Of
Commit ssioner of Internal Revenue. That SO
many should be looking in this direction at this
time, Is well merited tribute to the high char.
acter and ability Of the man upon whom the
President has desired to con fer this honor.
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HELMBoLpr ExrRAc1

sAhsAfAkILLA cleanses aud renovstes the
blood instils the yiGor Of health into the svsteE
eno perses ont the humors thss make dssrsss
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.-. cLEAR. SMOOTH sKrn.
- ssentital Cenplealen Esllev. tue u.> q
shxshpYuks SohcksrkAfhD kxrkAof
., IL ss@oyss el.st spots. moth p.ies-., sss ell

in TIE sPkISe AND sUnnKR
months the systsn aAturslly a,A~rvc-. . -.
And MI nb0Lps hfGHLY CONCENrkArtH
the greatest value.
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OF FLUID EXTRACTS
Hes been visited by thousands OF physfcians and
druaG1sts from all psrts OF the United states and
CONNIE datlon.
HgLMBOLpS HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
FLUID kATRACTs are pleasant in taste end
odor, and immediate in thsT sctiep.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-11

THOSE WHO DKsIRI BRTLLIANoY
Of CcnpleHion must purify and enrich the blood
which HkLMByLps COkCEkrRArGD EN
Ask for HBLMBoLDs. Take no other.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-11

To kKEP BUTTER SWEET IN CAsK.-
A compound OF one part sugar. one part nitre,
and two parts OF ihe best Spanish salt. beat to.
gether INTO a fine powder, and mixed thorough.
ly with the butter In proportion of one ounce
TO the pound, has been found to keep the liter
in every respect sweet and sound during two
years that It was in cask. II is Also said ID
lmparti rich marrowy flavor that no other
butter ever acquires, and tastes very little of
the salt 1t might be well 70 give II a trial.
~ There is man in a lunatic ASYLUM in
Englal,d, who believes that The British Gov.
ernment wishes 10 build an iron foundry in his
stomach.
~ Nineteen unhappy couples were unyoked
by the Hartford Superior Court during the
July term.
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PHALON'S "PAPHIAN LOTION
Rok

PHALON'S ssPAPHIAN LOTION"
GRATIFYING rHs 81 sHIs AND COMPLEX.
.1scyss % 4 ALL L.. ..t!sSet.9ss, ...ozLrs,
a FxfE Ffnhsr and ah slooHfsS sAih soIr'
!or tAllES in the y NUReERY Il q Invaluable.
"PAPqIAH LO3IQH" 10 the Oply reliable rem
edy for diseases and blemishes Of the SKIN.
PHALON's ssPAPsaEAR SOAR,
for the TOILET. hQRs4lY and BAT q, viii not
chap the skIH- Prize - cents Der esks.
"FLOR DE MAYO.eL 'H
"FLO3 DE AAYO.v - q, "a
GHIhi ExSplsIrE, DELICATE, LAsfiNo
ssp .I"1 " ssE sis :, ii Dr;ssi:...
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0The SmyI na dell Times says cranberries
grow spontaneously on several OF the common
meadows near that town, and ii urges the eulti-
walton of the fruit.
0UColored Democrapc clubs are forming in
.NThe Mormons are manufacturing iron ia
= eTGsmphis has a briok-throwing and win.
ls1OW sms sshing ghost. 6s s1W-.6S 81 80
SEX, President Fillmore suffers from tne.
eout md freqpently cannot walk without sup
Hose as AH Eef 8I-A - 81
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Gsvernment Sec.rities.

wAsHINsToN, August II, lS6s.-Jay CooKe
20. fprnish the following quotations Of Gov.
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STRIKK.-The iron moulders of Paterson, N
J., on Thurday struck for higher wages
They havs been receiving 282 per day, and
now denapd e3. Their demands not beng
complied with, that branch of work In tine ma
chine shops Is now at a stand still 80
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n. r. HELMBOLD.
Drueeist, Of eighteen years experiences, and mem
HELMBoLDs GENUINE PREPARATIONS.
Principal Depos-HELnBoLpp psue AND
CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE. No. ssl BROAD
NAY, New York next Metropolitan Hotel; and
SOUTH TENTH STREET, PhilsdeiDhia-
SOLD BIZ DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
30 Price q. Is per bottle, or six for ssa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-11

The WHITE HoUsE.-The regular meeting Of
the Cabinet was held ;o-day; Secretaries
Browning, McCulloch, Schoaeld, Attorney
General Evarts, and Assistant Secretary of
State Hunter being the only members present,
and the session continued unit, nearly O'Clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-11

Hon. THADDEUs STEVENS has had somewhat
OF a relapse since Sunday, and been compelled
TO take 10 his bed. He il quite feeble and re.
quires constant attention. His contemplated
trip TO Pennsylvania will necessarily be
again postponed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-11

CHANGES AT THE PENSION OFFICe.-Hon.
G. q. Cox, the new Commissioner of Pc ,sons,
will at an carly day make a number Of cb IN res
IN the office, though the force cannot be re.
duced much. Some neficIent clerks will be
dismissed and their places filed With persons
more competent 10 discharge the duties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-11


NONE ARE GENUINE unlso done ap in steel
engraved uraDpers, with fac sniie OF ny Chsm-
tcel ~ arebo0Se, and stens1
II. r. HELMB0LD.
The proDristor vss conoslisd 20 sdopt such q
vrouper because Of the growing popularity Of HE
articiss anl . preveaf sDuroas aud dangerous
eounterfeiting. my2- -eotfr
SOIESCB HAS fRIUnPHED. -.
oausnsn M pou Be ears1 by nscAanienl -
yiisscss Vithoat psin, inje2. Or incos q
AtNcI aisss:s :sssss r. = ne, 9s S,.1sssrsl .
80 sscrss ksSdts, eod ths habit itssif Srsvsrf.
"a sS,s.ss fnfsiiiSss iS 80 iss. y ,:ass ssssss
ks1s1s eIplisd for. Torva.dsd b. naii. With Hi
dirsctiose - - y 9 seslsa Ssnksss, uDSa tss
Addrss TKBURRIcE.
2 N.Y. Lock-oox Ae, Wsshinsten, d. q.
Ese Hay BAL1No &Ry.
Hay UNLOADIuG DORKs "A
fG1esn celeersssd Hay scALns-
Up. BARrHoLov.
e Hrdware end ARrtculeurai " sr0Ss~3.
safso0t sse IN street, below Psnaa ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-11

Colfax CLUB.
Two Iowa papers offer to let all respon.
sible Democrats have copies regularly unit
November ID, the subscription TO be paid i'm
full if Grant and Colfax are elected; bat moth.
ing al all 10 be charged II they are defeated. THIS
Is a bI an new mode Of electioneering.
- Senator Sprague, Of r. l., addressed
Grant and Colfax meeting at Augusta, Me-, on
Friday last.
Gen. Blair is represented to have said In
Leavenwuth that Gen. Grant Is a "grcat
thlnkerg =. the greatest man q the aga"
worth more than Sherman, Sheridan and
Thomas together" and ga greater man thnn
Cromwell and tbs first Napoleon put togetbe-.' .
To fortny these Assertions, Gen. Blair addad
that he knew Grant not only during the war,
but before the war, {" when he used TO haul
wood into the city Of 81. LOUIS
The New York Conmerc,aI scolds the Re-
publican General Committee of thai city for
giving more attention to the dissYb ution OF the
spnls than 10 harmonixing and reOrgnnixipe
the party; says the :ast meeting was disgraccd
oy squab bbe about the Tax Commissioner
bili and the success or Of the lafe 3enerai Hal.
pine IN the Registers Office, and thinks II is
about tine the trne frtends of General Grant in
the com nittse inauSmated Q movement for
uoTough organization N the city. .. aeao
The New York Tis,es hints 70 its Rsput II.
can esrporaries that the chsncss for the
election pf Grant would - greatly- inervased
BY the support OF the htssprical issdsSs Of. -
Republican perY rsnchS men as seward,
Ceaee, feseenoo, McCulloeh, Trumbu1e,s
Benaersop, Grimes ana orners; and that IL is
and inf Genital nsn. srsss -~-TT
~ 4 49, aH.asr
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UNION HOTEL, SARATOGA.
POPULAR PRICts.
SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATION FOB FAM.
LIES AID GkITLINEN--
ei.0 Per Dey.e1s Per Week, 500 for four veeks
omnibus - 1870 nesssr - Fscsive ossshS
k&E Ct Station.
OfkN IRON JUNE isf TO OOrOBBR lsT.
sAds5sr .ststEHI !. LftIIb Ifr3fa.ss' 3 Ga
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-07-10

Pike Of Maine; Dawes, El;ot, BsIdwis and
Washburn, OF Massachusetts,; Benton aud
Ella, Of New usmrsbirs; Churchill. Kel-
sey, Ward, Hubbard and Van Wyck, Of
New Y ork; ThA ddeas Stevens, Covods apd
Scofeld, Of Penusyvsnis; Shellsbsrger
aud SpaIding, Of Ohio; Sbanks and Julian.
OF Indiana, Loan, Of Missouri; Williams.
Of Kansas; BeschmAn, Of Michigan, and
Wsshburne Of Illinois; not 10 mention
the others, some Of the beat minds Of the
Republican party and In the country. 70
q little way 10 excuse Gen. Butler for has.
ing an opinion Of his own, In which such
men concurred? Do you really believe
the above named, headed BY Washburpe
Of Illinois, entered iato conspiracy With
Gen. Butler to ipjurs GRAFT end kill the
Republican party?
As to the impeachment, General Butler
pleads guilty OF conspiracy with every
member Of the House, headed BY Schuy-
Ter Colfax, and every member Of the Sem
ate that ever wss . Republican, save the
conscientious and ipcorruptibls seven, to
avenge himself on Grant (spd Ceifax?) by
weakening the Republican party" BY
impsaching and copvicting Andrew john
son. To this undertaking. Too, Gen. But
Ter was sustained BY the Sale m Gazette,
was he not? -
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-07-10
Letter from Gen. ButIer-His Views on
Several Little Matters.


WASHINGTON, Saturday, June 20, 1868.
To The Editor Of the Salem { Mass) Gas-
cite:
DEAR SIR-I am sorry your editorial
In the Gazette was not as good-natured as
usual. Is it not possible that Gen. But
Ter may be right, not in Strengthening the
tax bill" because be did not do that, but
fearing lest the whole bill should not get
through at this session, 10 proposing that
the two great sources of revenue frauds.
whisky aud tobacco, should be reported in
a separate bill, so that the whisky ring
might surely he deprived Of its corruption
fluid which had already proved too strong
for the Government in the impeachment
trial. He had seen the revenue from
whisky alone, sink from thirty millions TO
thirteen millions, where hundred mil.
lions ought to have come tothe Government
Git was collected from the people by the
''ring,'') and he thought that stop ought
surely be put to this abuse, which, IN.
checked, he feared would be used to over
throw the Republican party in the coming
election.
Believing this, was it not right for him
10 see TO il that this Andrew johnson COR
ruption fund should end?
Will not the fact that Gen. Butler was
supported in this view BY tho votee OF such
able and true Republicans as Blaine aud
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-07-10
"Neoro Equality"

1t may be all very we'll for the lower
scum Of Democrats to continue to pirate
about "nogro equality" but with the
leaders that sort of thing is about played
out, and how to manipulate the negroes,
in order to secure the electoral vote of the
Southern States, is now the subject OF
their most cherished thoughts aud pro-
fonnd solicitude. The Democrats of
Tennessee were sagacious enough to take a
bold stand, and so they appointed Joe
Williams, Appointment ebony colored and
conservative gentleman, as one Of their
delegates to the New York Convention,
and he is now in that city, in company
with the Tennessee delegates, with his
credentials I in his pocket. He passed
through this city Monday night, in com
pany with other delegates from that State,
and was treated with great consideration
by his fellow travellers. lie was intyo-
duced to a number ofdelegates who joined
the train at this place. to all Of whom be
took great satisfaction in showing his
papers, including bis free railroad pass
from JeGcrsonville TO New York and re-
turn. The next thing We expect to see
will be full bloodcd negro nominated as
Democratic candidate for Congress, aud
elected. Just tie moment il becomes the
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Extra Session Of the, Tennessee Legls-
fNft Iature Called.

Gov. Brownlow has Issued proclama-
ton calling an extra session Of the Legis.
lature to meet on the 9th day of July, at
~ o'clock He docs not tell the object
of the session, but Il is we'll understood
that ii is ~
First, to, provide a military force for
the protection Of the loyal people against
the numerous and powerful bands of Ku.
Klux. m
Second, To adopt measures for the ad
justment Of the financial difficulties Of the
State.
Third, TO provide measures for the set.
Element OF the Northwestern Railroad EN- /.
barassment aud disgrace.
The Governor states that be will inform
the Legislature as to the object of the ex-
tra session when,it,shall assemble.