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sHowBRs YEsTERDKY.-The first shower
yesterday morning was contracted in its
limits, for while the writer was going to and
coming from St. Charles and Race streets
he entirely escaped the RAN which fell on
Canal street and its vicinity. The second
shower was very heavy, though not Of long
duration. We expect frequent showers
now after the long interval Of drought.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-17
Yours, fratemally,
Chairman State Executive Committee.
N. UNDERWOOD, Secretary.

Tho decided stand of the New Hamp-
s,-s~s Democrats may be taken as pre-
monitory symptom Of the discord which
must reign in the Democratic Nominating
Convention in July next. Both press and
leading men declare that if Pendleton is
the candidate their party will not have q
chest Of show for carrying the State, and
plainly intimate hat the ticket must be
headed by an undOubted war man, untainted
with schemes Of repudiatisn. The atten-
ton Of Brick POneroy, the moral mentor
Of modern Democracy, should be called "a
these contumaciOus expressions Of the New
Hampshire brethren, -.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-17

This long established journal has become very de-
srable at this time in view of the fact that Pensa
cola is etfsctng her railroad communications with
the Northwest, an becoming point Of interest to
enterprisng men, 1t is devoted to the development
Of the material interests Of the State of Florida
and in IFS local department devoes special attention
to the immense lumber aud timber trade growing
up in its vicinity as also to other commercial tenG
which to the careful reader will indicate the de-
Veopment Of the great natural advantages Of Pensa
cola as port.
80 Advertisements solicited.
Exchanges publishing will have Ike courtesies ex-
tended them. jel2
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IN BANKRUPTCY,
ESTATE OF W. T. BENTLEY.
OFFICE OF UNITED STATES MARS

OFFICE OF UNITED STATES MABsE1r
District OF Louisiana
Monroe. La, May / La
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT on TE
i seventh day Of May A. ID. 1853 a Wal
RANT IN BANKRUPTCY was issued against 4
estate of W. II. BENTLEY, of the pad
Of Morehouse and state Of Louisiana, who has q
adjudged a bankrupt on his own petition; that 4
payment of any debts and delivery of any propal
belonging to such bankrupt, to him or for ais 4
and the transfer of any property By him, are foii
den BY law that meeting of the creditors Of n
said bankrupt, 70 prove their debts and 70 eha4
Court Of Bankruptcy, 10 be holden at the oBal
W. j. O. Baker, in the town of Monroe, paTisA
Ouaohita, before w. j. q. Baker, Register on I
thirtieth day OF June, A. D. 1858, at 10 O'Clock
FL. HEBRON, U. S. MarthA
Per b. NJ GRADY, Deputy, as Messenger.
No. 766-my 10 1850 Ia
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RULES In BANKRUPTCY,
ADOPTED BIZ THE

HON. r. HI. OURELL,
Judge Ofthe United States District Court,
Togsther with list Of the United States Judicial
Ooers of the State and the Act Of the Legislature
dividing the State into Congressional Districts, has
Just been published at the REPUBLICAN, Once, and
is now ready for delivery.
Price. Goo. ly2dp
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ESTATE OF s. f. PENNINGTON, IEDIyD
ally, and as q Member Of the Firm of r. Bleif

OFFICE OF UNITED STATES MARsHll
District of Louisiana
New Orleans, May ., III
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON IN
Il twenty e ighth day Of May, A. d. 1869, q wa
RANT IN BANKRUPTCY was issued against
estate of S. II. PENNINGTON individually, and 4
member Of the hrm Of r. Bleakley 4 Co, Of n
Orleans, in the parah Of Orleans and StaN
Louisiana, who was adiudged a baniIl
ON his own petition; that the payment
any debts ana delivery OF any pT6pSl
belonging 10 such bankrupt, to him or for bis a
and the transfer Of any property by him, are ioi,
den by law; that meeting of the creditors Of 4
said bankrupt, TO prove their debts and TO ch'l
one or more asHgnees Of his estate, will be held 81
house building in the city Of New Orleans, Lou
lana, before John r. Deane, Register %
twentieth DAY Of June, A. d. 1883 at 10 O,ed
A. NJ. \. j. HEBRON, u. s. MarsAd
No. si4-myso je3oA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-17

DEATH or A DEPUTY STREET COMMISSIONER.
We regret to announce the decease Of Mr..
Robert ". Stanley, Deputy Street Commits.
sloner Of the fourth district, who died at
his residence on Bienville street, between
Auras and Olympia. He was native Of
Dublin, about forty years Of age, and leaves
family. He was buried with Masonic
honoEs. Mr.. Stanley was a faithful and
excellent officer, and his loss is deeply de-.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-17

Hon. I. N. Morris, Of Quincy, Illinois,
who was a member Of Congress from 1856 to
1860, and has always heretofore been a
Democrat, now comes out in support Of
General Grant ilr the Presidency. The
Quincy Whfg of TIE fourth instant publishes
entire an elaborate speech which he deliv-
cred recently before mass meeting in that
city. II Is very able, and its arguments
are quite unanswtrhble. He shows conclus-
siYely that true Democracy leads inevitably
to the support Of Grant.
Colonel Morris 3 only one among many.
After the battle has been fully set In array
By the marshallAg Of both parties under
their chosen leaders it win be found that
an innnmeIable multitude Of Democrats
Vim range themselves upon the side q
Onion and liberty under the banner Of
Ulysses 8. Grant.
We find this n al exchange. Judge
Morris was one o. the earnest and uncom'
promising Democrats IN Congress during
the time named, When such men abandon
the Democratic party Unjust be for cause.
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MASS MEETING.

THE GRAND RATIFICATION MEETING
. .. -- viii be held on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE II, 1868.
In Lafayette Square,
to ratify the nominations of
CIR ANT AND COLA
asPresident and Vice President.
Owing to the unsettled condition of our municipal
affairs it was thought best to postpone this meeting
until WEDNESDAY EVENING.
The following EMINENT SPEAKERS win ad-
dress the meeting:
Judge w. W. HOWE.
Hon THOMAS j. DURANT,
General CYRUS BUsSEY,
Hon. MICHAEL HAHN,
Captain P. S. PINCHBACK,
Hon. JOHN RAY,
Captain J. h. INGRAHAM,
General L. A. SHELDON,
Hon. Rufus NAPLES,
Captain SHERIDAN,
Hon. CHARLES HUGHES,
Judge j. P. BOYD
Hon. THOMAS W. CONWAY.
Let the Clubs turn out en- masse.
COME oNEi COME ALI!
--.. o. j. DUNN,
b.. Chairman State Executive Committee.
NAPOLEON UNDERWOOD, Secretary. jel3
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level disputes the manufacturing pre-
enainence Of Fall River. The former
claims TO lead By 10. zoe spindles, ITO
looma. 1895 operatives, II, 3s3. 900 yards Of
cotton. 4, ms, 300 yards Of other fabrics, and
III .Te1. 900 pounds "a the annual consumH
ton II cetton. Possibly Fall River wiM
haat IA gplndlna when the new mill starts,
bur ID no other respect even then.
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krMWBRARE Hn. MA0Az1NEs.
BOOKS. STATIONERY, Era
A. SIMON,
A. SIMON,


uas ALWAYS ron GAEE.
al is EsliAssh - "a Ns4tssl DAILIEs,
TIE fdadiug FACIOMIAA8
ilo diHafsnt Rubiicatioua among which are
the Arsrran #atnTaliat She Journal 81 Speculative
FhilGanphF XhFilling NaFratiyq Of tbe qnien 70
fHgass and 10 AanaAssg qf TIE M9fiyis q II ata{t
Ee EEgRfe4. ETC. ~
Hnhssripllous 1eesiVqd Tor the AmeEican Qqnasetl
r. tao hITa, e84bio o1Iuun oftEro volumes 81 -
InRa9 oash. Illustrated with ~ Fortt1 "a graz
lfl1 quotations. and olli Ial1IEnoell eto. 1eA
nHEna az MxciEANoN, Ef<oazzs.
- nolss nslsu h Ihlins. NAV nsosipas. Baht
Chaaln. end al kinds a Ioiai Fgihails nss
snaoalsd aaths ksDab1saA tnpa. No, 81 81, ohaFis4
street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-17

e win ts fenlembered that when Colona
Campbell was elected secretary Of The
Roara e ALDERMEN his predecessor and a.
l1t Fefe both absent. aud their repre-.
sensitive mixed out 81 the chamber q
an a. ihe alalfion was declared, Leaving
she new officer % bring order Qua Of con
ps sEd learn tA1 fonfine ne best way
BE ala Bnt Colonel caupbell va, more
eoaz4na last evening a us successor. ".
Fl extended tAs couflssIos due
Colonel Campbell Aaa per
h'E 11ilt1 4erF sstlsIsctorily ana
esaailahg. his next official session. 1s
W Be si d the st nio.
40 loIs 81 81 3 li5
q re fpisa a'lg aapnsi d shs hAlAs
bexss
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MAGNOLIA PAWK. ALGIERs,

national HALL.
POYdras Street,
BETWEEN FRANKLIN AND LIBERTY M
The undersigned respectfully informs the pukl
that he has leased this new. large, and comnodiol
Hall, and that Oolored
PUBLIC BALL
VIII be given therein every Wednesday and s,s,
day evening" The Hall will be rented to associ,ts,I
andindividuals for meetings, balls concerts, sovn
ETC., on reasonable terms
Application to be made to
ISIDoR STITCH. Lessee,
iA3l No. 2506 Lafayette stress
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AUCTION SALES,

LARGE AND PEREMPToRY SALE OF up
CANT Match and Single Horses. Elegant ssSAl
Horses, Fine Work Mules, Fine Mich Cows, b
gies, Elegant Bretts, Harness. Wagons, etc., \,
at auction.
pY MONTGOMERY BROS. 81 CO..
- r. NJ Montgomery .Auotioneer-Will be sodel
THURSDAY, June 49, 1868. ct II O'Clock, At n
LINERS stable on Gravier street-
Elegant MATCH HORSES.
Elegant SADDLE HORSESt
Fine WORK MUIESt
Fine MICH COWS;
ALSO
Top and Open Buggies. Elegant Bretts, HErnsl
Wagons, etc
TERMs-Cash, in United States Treasury uotss
aus
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-17

-79he Republicans Of East Baton Rouge
haye prepaEea afhdasits proving con.
eluslyely that % gFossest frauds were per.
petrated ~ then epponents IN the election
Ter municipal and parochial officers. These
aadayits, transmitted ~ 81. b. J. Puckest,
were delivered 70 the Board Of Registration
yesterday 50 gross Weze the fraaas, 30
outrageous the violence, % open The N.
timidation and bribery prscaesa By the
so.called Democrats, that the bhcans
Dc noa fssard Il e. q legal eieetls. ans
protest agAilstitl results l
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3. 8. RIcnARpsoN. seoretary.
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MONDAY. JUNE Is. AND DURING THE WIN.

ADMISSION REDUCED oNEHAlg
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are. limo. mos. 'no'- mos. IA mos.
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ADJUSTMENTS

A academy OF MUSIC.
ct. Charles St., Near ConmerciaI NJ.
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EVENING STAR.
LATE TELEGRAMS, &c,

he f'-rsert Cry Councils or PhilsieIphla
Gelne opposed an politics % the Mayor eIact.
yee;eytay passed a b:u through one branch ia
King frO:a tn IsvOr portion VI his Or ,i1I
pa;rShage, Ni1;-the appointment Of operators,
-tc-. CA tae etty tefeSrtPh. n hill will be in
reduced ~ Week, asking The Lsgilstur. 70
AXE ne WAJ-H CunIrOi OF the Driics forca fr m
ne Mar'E Gua y-st 10 in com MuaIssioGers, as IN
New 1'sa CEd Baltimore. As the I.agtslar grs
pass.
Cos S5oit. o. Sou.h CIrclInl, has issrIai :.
Hroc'an"JIOL calling on all true msa to ali in
pIrs'7 StGg the pHa =. etc. aud cOngrafutat,uc 9
the reOpte OF thai STATE upNn the goOj re- uIt :
Sb'sh have c1nanaied from the address OF
Wate Hampton aud utber pertinent y sIr D.
crc.is VI preventing outraErs and murders.
The pT. ~ ts,ai IN Monday, IN FramiR yhavu.
Mas between John Hcrrun and " att J:Iryis,
was severely confessed. ON the Gith round
HoTran st-uc sh@ centre stake, smashed his
haEd and bTo he his 3rm, losing tee fight,
which Up To to n ilTne had been in his faN or
locoTofiVe a5resheJ 20 fre ifhi train.
which letJ i.oEI-' lie. Ky, Wednesday uigh :
toT Nashv'iir- sEplCCed below Memphis S,a-
tiOD, aud killed thn engineer, fireman. wood
pass and Two brSk-Tn-n. SIX cars heavily
laden We're cOInPI, ,eiy wrecked
Tie distilsTy ct Schilling Sc WiIhar was
$1,000. Mat5,gs Rochester. a member OF Hoax
and Ladder COc1pFHy No 1, was thrown from
the truck and kilied
The boiler Ior heating water in tha bath
-OOA NHc II "a ~ --.iOtt>c III NrWdEk. ~. y -.
sxplodsc tue 9TH instant, forcing itself
through the building into the canal beneath b.
Damage Si-OJ.
OBaidwiu nd WOrTn4ld, thu arrested nriza
hehters- are n"au1 over tor tTIal by the : U =
prenS JOu~J III AaS~s chusstts in January I'm
10 last evening they had failed 10 obtain bail
The Valley Agricultural Fair at S.auptop
Va. closed yesterday with a grand tournament
and addrCs> u D. kEighrs by Gen. Eckols
The FaIr hs.s been very successful.
The NesTassd legislature met October -.
and passed 70 q second 1edGi2- 4 bill prev 10 :
ing for the can ySssIng OF the electoral vote
The treasure Cf Virginia publishes ? sta, p
ment showing that on the first of October there
Were Sl.3,oOO IN the state Treasury
The EOys III Blue had tOrchiight NOES
sen IN " llInIr--OT.. Del. last evening
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AYeuns Wife Murdered i'm her own Housr.

A most horrible murder was committed on
Saturday, the Eth instant, in the County o,
Macon, In the neighborhood Of Salem Church,
Alabama.
For the act to be appreciated in all Its horror,
1t Will be necessary TO write a little history.
Some time last year, youth OF about ls years
Ifage, named William Dnke, won the heart OF
girl about 16, whose family name is Low.
Her family objected TO their marriage, but, as
is often the case under such circumstsnce ces,
they ran away and Were married. Their
hapIlness was sbOrt-lyed. Harsh treatma ant
from the oung husband and from his family
toward the Young wife, who had disregaried
ana forsaken ltr family TO loin her de.t ny
with bis soon followed the honeymoon. Bot
the our couple went 10 keeping horsa: and.
&C ing their part in the customs of society. in
WED TIE circnIt pres ch T, at his previous
vIsItt the church near by, 10 dine with them
on tie fatal day.
Neither husband nor wife attended church
that "; bUt II minister. in fnlfiilment ot hts
promise, went 10 the houseinot otwIthstandin in Z
Tn entering the door, Instead of pleasant
greeting and a rendering of excuse for ab-
sence from church, what a sight met has eyPsi
The yonng wife. suspended by The meek with &
cord from one OF the Joi>ts OF the house. her
BODY Geld and StIil Chairs aud tables were
overturned, the bed rnmplsG. and every eyi-
cenCe that there had been a scufe in the room
Not ign Of life in the house. except the
breai hing Of Tbe sls eping babe, all innocent OF
the i1repal able loss 10 itself and OF the terrible
tragedy that had Just been enacted The
preacher Immediately eat the cord. aui. call
Inc an he passers-hy, the BODY was examined.
L he ciOtnIng was badly torn. and uamg> -aE9hlp
marks Of III gers End firger.Eai were found
upon the neck and shoulders. Tha uatOr.u-
nate woman had either been sf~oOglsi by the
hand OF some Gev!iish villain or c!st forcibly
hanged.
Who could have committed he awful deed
and why II was done The matter was inyes-
ugateG, but no fact was elected \ cent that the
father of the husband had been seen leaving
the house short while before preaching begun.
The husband had been absent for two days
but e'nrned on Saturday night. The wIts's
family refused 10 allow him to see her dead
body.
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X, b~rson Geo A: Reynolds " 4. RIVER "
R.seabure Hebr>: Rec .sr,s Henri ~ o.: Ron
srs'n Jno. Ronner John " Rchsri. las "A:
!. ley J =; Rsdsey X: Ripley J. Raxus J :,
R'tllss J NJ, Rocs Jno. Rns> J, X .b-rts Milton
-; Rsvnold~ Oscar; Rooiasoa $ RSb-rss
Wm. tOrrrs " IA. ,
Aug; sInUh H-n y. shields a. X; >t@~art
thsTies, >mirh a n: smith Cal D B S.nnh
,hsries q; SarklOd Caa-; Sewsrt Chsri-s;
Smith Csp' Dewitt: sherman Rev - A Sast.r
10 y S-iii~nne Edmand II; SWEET T. j, Shul1e
- Slhew"r ti-o A; -NHorth Ga-tsvHs,
StstSs Henry; StoUghfOn "; Schafr Henrv;
>cosri Henry; saunders les 4. SchO'el Jno q.
Se'o Ino 4: southern jane: >uddArth Dr
5as = SSeeuy Jno; sherman 7 Il: Stewart
=. b.SiLcl-ir Jack @; Samsou ]: >palding Jerome
SsltIos Gen james; Smi'b Jas X; Smith
20 ~ Seer. Jno l.; smith ~; STERN Iuius:
Sh Is lra; Scheilds Jno. shaw Ino /: Sals-
heihet l. NJ SsbDid L-wts y: Shar.s Lewis:
Sm,,n S,n-, Z l.; Snriegs Phil; Srstth simeon. 2.
Tho; Slater Ihos "; swan ThoS A. >coa.ld
w J; Stevens Wm n; Shugart W.T., S,ey.ns
~. S'sman W II Scou Mrs W N. an care
1'-Thouss A L: Tolson A; Taylor A n.
TsNlor & ", Taylor NJ: Talbert las; rorserf
Jas h; TanDer &; TOriant J Anes; rarac.
Jonathan; lriplet Jro: Tig1 Jas, roHee Iohn;
Taiford Capt VI %: Tahbis Nae; TayIor Richi
Il; TrIdchcuse VIM; Thomas Wm, Thayer W
NJ: Tance A III.
Wiser u =; Van Denser Col Jno; Van
6eTpool Livingston; Nsdrey Roo II; NansAnt
ThOs &; Nsn koerber Y r.
W-Nhita Aaron: Wooster Anderson: whit
comb NJ, Wooster Is T; Warren BrOaddus;
Wilson Chss. Woodruff 4 V; Walter OhAs;
Nsshburue 4 y; Wymsn q 7; Wil6'r Chas II;
MoCd 10 -; Wakefield Danl n: Nalkrr Y +.
Nardner r; Walter Fred; WIlbert q u; wIlhS
Geo; Wilson Henry; Wistnell Il: Watts n M
Wilson luo T., Washington Jno ". Warren J.
Winters jas A; Williams ! y; Weeb-r john.
Walton lno; Wilson Jas, Wiley Iuo; Wolf Jos
a; w"T. Jno: Wright &. White } r. wh,ie
iona: " els Mons; Warner \ q, whitlcck n
-, y aTn-f y, Wauz@r A. MhIuan kichd. VA
lar hGper'. Wilson Robt: Me,nar Saml: "
lace S.ml: Wheatly = =; Wilson =: Wsbt
Webb IL, Wasb,ngtop Willie. Wording Hon
Wording Mm r; Weller W l..
Z-ZrICigT " =.
RI-t ~ LASEoVS p street. bet Sysen rGth
1-;b -. west, Petroleum: q. W. H:I.P
Hr Dc.
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LADIES' LIST

LADIES LIST.
A-Angustus Nrs; Allen Frank Mr.: Am
B-Boose Annie; EutIer Agnes Nc: PeII
G1TnSla; Barnes ENelIne; Bell Iva ]. Bryant
J IL Mrs; Bollon Lizzie Mr.; Bruuo Ina Mrs;
Basse,t Mary Mrs: Barry VI Z Mr.. DT..u
Nary Mrs: Browne Maria Mrs; Bark Mar:
Baies Sarah Arm.
C-Cochrane a NJ Miss, Carroll Ellen. Cole
man Emily; Calvert G. : Mrs: Clara Iulfa n.
CUhn Mary J. Clark Vary; Collins oIsrv:
Conncrs MIS-.
D-Dayis Hattie: Dorsey Maria
E.-Eyans i r ATs; Ellsworth IL Mrs.
1-fraZi-r SoyID3: ECri TreSsa Ers.
tI-Gates Alice l. Mr.: GLASGOW Eiizabe;h
Nj; Goodwin tmily II tiihsCn Ida; Cav >
= ITihn Josephine: Gayhart Martha Mr..
GIbtlns III Mr.; Grammer Matilda; Gray Nell
lie Mrs; Gleason . " Mrs; Gibson II Mr.:
Giynn Sarah Mrs; Grant sarah 7 Mrs Cuu-
holt SusaDnah Mrs
H-HuTd % MIS-; Harris I.liza Mrs: Inn =
VI nrs, >; Hurst Il Mrs: Hail FrsGcrlcA dr.:
HasAhes hate Hamilton VI a MTs: Hands II
HErCb Sarah !.
IS.D-Jag kson Ann l. NJ. Jones n. -Iohn-
SON i Mrs; Jones Fannie Mrs; Jackson I.u.y.
Johnson Lizzie, :; Jcnes Ma.IIda MTs; Jones
K-KnOtt Cecie II: kennedy rn,ily V Hrs
hnJx Fannie heene Kate Mrs; kaysar Mn
Me.
Lice G Mrs, ,. Lutz Clara; Langley I.
LoJ ID LInma; LiLki rs J r Nrs; Lyons Jane
garer.
M-Mag-uder & Mrs; More Ella Mrs: Mur-
puN T. -hGs, hNer= Ella; HaTc5and JOhn Mr..
Moore Lizzie; honiaEIia Louisa Hrs. NantaU
Martha hrs; MsTT Mrs; Martin Mlr,, ,. Nit
chell Rachel; Mitchell Sarah J. Mrs; NiitchrlI
Virginia.
NC-VcIDfyre Elizabeth Mrs: Mcuessiu
Jane; Mcconnell u -; Mccarthy Mrs
N-Noland Ann r; Nagle BTidge': Nayl,r
Henry Col Mrs; NaChan X Mrs: Nicholson
Jane MRS.
p-Peck Annie Mrs: Pitcher Annie =.
Parkhurst Chas B Dr Mrs; Perkins " Mr.
feirada ElIza .Jrs, Pfioe Mrs; Powell
josephine Mr.; PelEy SGyiaia; Power Na,sIe
c-Cumn lila r..
E-Robinson BrJsev Mrs: Reeves Eliza Nrg:
Robson Ellen; Roberts J = MTS: Rodes 10. n
Mrs; Randolph Mrs: Roche Il A MIS-: Ayseu-
baum Mary IL: Rob BINS, n q 1 M.
S-Saucr Annie: -ILIth Anaie Mrs: Suth-r-
IaDd Annie ID M Smi.h & T. Mv>: stuart
Caroline q Mrs; ScOtr EhZa. Simpson I Mis-
Stewart Eliza Mrs. =: SIMS rapur Mr. sam
van Hanuah; SomnerS Ida Mr.; Sinne.- Eq'p.
Sel bold Iihbie u; SCOT NsI.aa -Irs. Sra.rb
Nara J: Spllm3u Nanu:-: Smith Virginia.
fl'-Tay tor AIliuD Nj: FOLSOM t,1tbar!rs.
TDNni'Y Charlotte y; TavlC~ Elvr!g. Tl>,.
HeHrI,fa Gh-; Taylor I1seDh Mr.: I....,I
>ttfY Mrs; TTINIs II-...l % L 1IT-
N-NI,keT l-l-s .. v i.sias Anna 1Irs
CO... d; Woo Am n Watson fsa-=ev- V-f,-
s,l '."I.e. Wai~a Cs'a.r.u.. War ,tti.-r,oa.
Y ~JHt arChE"; Winams Elizabeth Mrs. WOOD
fH@r Mrs. o.; TI-lI Ellen: Wool Flora lIr--
Watkins : aI-s, Wilson JUuI NJ: Wrik
I.0u.sa :; Ward Nary NJ. Wa.-rs N ary.
ellis Nary u; Williams Il y Lrs; wilson
Martha NtS; HiBsl'w -T'rE9Te- Mr.: Wi.h-
lne'cu Mary. weeks EIlny Lrs. W!.ain-'rn
T. T. y Il.
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EIECTEICAL SEW1SG IACHISEa.-M. Ca al
hiss invented an electrical arrangement. Dy
means CT v hich the wheel Of the mach ne l.
turT ed and the stitching produced IN the ordI-
aa-y manner. This Is elected BY mOderqt7 ly
strong electric CTTTent CTna1at,nC lrOm q
email battery placed UpOE re ground. The pos
Inve ami negative wires Of which are come T.
I'd with series CT electro magnets. acting upon
ai'erna'iUE pieces o. sCf' iron. TIE peTsun
v-bO works the mac hins cUts CtT he current. o.
allows ~ 10 pas Al - III. b. pressing q small
button UpO9 the table. The tiIle u probably
not distant y bsE every house V IL b. able to
LAY or. hy means OF insulated wires. electric
cru GgEetic power, which VIII be used for va
-iOns purpose.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
INDIAN EXPEDITION ON THE WAR
PATH

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 30.-A dispatch from Santa
Re, New Mexico, says that an important In
dian expedition Is now organized in that Ter
rIiory, which will soon start from Fort Bas-
comb, on the Condeau river, to operate agai nst
the Indians who have been committing depre.
datC ms In Colorado and Kansas during the past
nve mo onths. 1t consists Of SIX companies of
the Sd cavalry and Two companies of the 37th
Infantry, together with between two and three
hundrtd U;es and Apaches, all under COM
mand OF Col. Evans, of the Sd cavalry.
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JUDGE LECOMFTE OsKtNSAS ABAN.
DONS THE DkMOt Ratio PARTY
Especial Dispatch 10 the Star

ST. LoUIs, Oct. 29-Judge Lecompte, of
Kansas, and of Lecompton Constitution noto
riety in the bloody days Of that State, has writ
ten letter TO General Ii. +. ,Stringfelioy, an =
other prominent border ru nan duriug the pro
ana antl-slaveVy strife in Kansas, and " no de-
cIared for Grant some time SINCE, in which he
taxes very strong grounds in favor of the elec-
tion Grant and Colfax
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a REvoL- ---yNAET DOCUMENT FEOT CUrs.
Y ~ steamer Iag!r. from Havana brings a copy
Of a proclamation issued hy the Republican
Rev Oluti1DaTy CC-nI0Itt fUIl OF iIr-. l.
b. atkes tt- I-.C=- I--FE-s rrvC.u I0uavy spirlt
The Cocumv4. rTClt-- act- Of Cesplt-n Cf ths
<iOV-r. EeEt Ci q ueen la bella and concludes
with strong appeal 20 CubsIs 70 pronounce
for "a :-Ce.-l leTcoiI-. We pronounce for
hbsr'y, e. IL - a.u trlf-rUitr- CUbans sud
span laTCs We demand popular sUIrag.
DithtHt coercion, a dissolution OF the nPrt.,a-
nsnt Amy; sIshEeEr of a national militia.
Ius- CO fOT ali classes, municipal independents.
liberty of JL~ press liberty Of discussion: free
dom Cf COTL ulerca- freedom Of irdustiy; Tree
dom 20 eIIiSrl,e. ard abolition Of the rionCpc-
~ Cf slavery. I.et us def nd our liberty with
CigDitv, and respect all O-i8i0us. l.. u en-
brace the opportunity 10 secure the freedom Lf
Cuba- We greet thr vICfsrs . ~saiu. Nfya
>parish lIherry' Viva liberty Uf Cuba. Alya
:, ftd td.Ial !-ruLlic
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ADVANTAGES.

, 2 he a-Tanfsfes q ttfs Association over -rsfaa-
il.e insnTanc7 t'uPsDi@s are. 10 pa f-s can
g ~ s'e Ices ae 50 slrti, SIf required % l.
p-'i g. such long Intervals, that a5v r- "a ctp
sct lfe - Ire family com potency upJa is dssla