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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-15
CERTIFICATES FROM PHYSICIANS.

The following, among many hundreds Of our best
citizen.. testify 70 ita sonderfIl sfficacx.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-15

Z LOURi FLO q RlI
Frederick and Washington County Flour, all
grades Virginia Flour, all grades. Mill feed,
Corn, Oats, Baled Hay, Straw. &c.
Our receipts are from the producers to rs, hence
no middle men 10 concili ate.
We sell on small margins.
Bakers trade specially solicited
0rocers and dealers supplied on liberal margins.
Tor sale in quantities ts suit.
VIM. NJ. GAIT 4 CO.,
Indiana avenue and LIST street,
near the Depot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-15
or Morton is out to-day,

Senator Conklihg is much better to-day.
though not able to leave his bed. He is safer.
ing from inflammation of the stomach, though it
is not of serious character, and his ply q.
DIR. Baxter, expresses the opinion that he will
soon be out again.
Senator Grimes is rapidly improving, and
to-day was able to sit up. 1t was at first
thought that he was threatened with para
lytic attack, but he is now recovering, and
will be out to morrow or next day. Chief
Justice Chase ard number of Senators Wis
tied both Senator Conkling and Senator Grimes
during the day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-15

4S4 TO The LADIES 484
Fashionable FANCY GOODS at down prices Just
opening at YOUNG BEHREED'S, asa 7th st.
Ladies will find it greatly to their advantage to
give them q call. and find PRINCES, BUTTONS,
BIBBONs and TRIMMINGS, all colors and sizes,
at their Fancy Emporium. near z. my SLIM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-15

III. o. HOOD, No sss P.ea:. sv.., bet. 9Th sna
s:a GR nf6d ~; soei
nOND and other rich JEMxLRt, sTAND-
AnResHRs Arp sdhyktXxAhkk fSA4169
KNTVEs, eILvER PLATED GOODS, OPIRi
0LAefEe, &C., Re-, all 6 the vegy lowest prioo0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-15

NO. BAY 4ACkEkEL. n
The attention Of Wholesale and retail dealers 10
called 10 cur large stock Of No. I Bay and Shore
MACKEREL in kits which We are selling at
lowest Eastern jobbins Bricssp
Penn. ave.. bet 10th and llth sts.
ARents for Hewley . Mushroom Crackers, New
York Cider and Cider YineRAr. a N.H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-15

Nrw YoRE-rIRsT no.sn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-15

1MPRovING.-The condition of Senator How.
ard is somewhat better to-day, though he is
still confined to his bed. His physicians say
that several days will yet elapse before he eau
leave his room.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-15

HAhhSSSHtts hSSstts oTFsssfEHpY oTTFfkssEHpY AHR lassls. sS1s
syy snd iessrs d BUILDlRS,. CAEIHtT Am
PsLsAok RI 81 s.eIIHg e. HARDWARE5. TOOLS, &C,
R1leoleQU0I VzfTE 49, : Z . q
N1 NV. BURCHELb, 80
- 0srnef Y 70 s9A ystE Essts.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-03
DESTRUCTION OF THE ABBE MIGNEs PRINTING
HOUSE.

The Paris correspondent Of The "a" ma"
eassts writes that the great ecclesiasuoa, .s'
sresees and warehouses OF the wellKno"h A"Dv ~ -,
we're totally destroyed by fire on the l2h INST ine O.
- rcar+v !. valped AZ air or seven millions OF francs
nrp the thirty wears the Abbes presses have cup
Piled the Roman Catholic clergy wlt CnesP @ hranch
- ayn,tv rsnJnts Of the works Of the French divnes
and the logical cyclopgdias lie mas eu.e ,t wv "u
:aDd volumes gG"rO Sed OF SHI in double Columns vary
Ing IN price between FIVE and seven francs ~ Sso
ss the Greek fathers with Latin translstions, IN
isT volumes He has repubshed the coected worss Si
40 the great dYines and preachers and OF the
.poogsts OF the church in originals and TansiatSns %
nssed tSe sempsTes with editions Of the scholastic
writer's mystic, and poemca hand hooks innumeraDe,
Ss 70 ~ fa sha caSoO Iaw liturgy and dscpne
Several pages Othe catalogue are occupen oy hst oi
separate cycOpass Of rites and ceremonies Of liturgy
snsrescs and errors Of books condemned Of religious
srder Of hagiogTaphy Of pgrlmsge oi ssSreG e.hO
ssnSeSsCns to Catholicism Of involuntary apoiogsts OF
She Church. Of mysteries OF hymns OF sehoiasucsn as
oetiesm and stcsn, Of scientific objections refued
of traditions and legends monssteres and converts OF
sntphilosophsm, and great many others IN ohe OF
The Abbe Mignes peculiar notions OF the most eneeiye
OF deter1ng from vice have induced hun 10 publish
dictionary called Satan, p0mpeA et ses 6uvfes,
containing tOus les advertisements moderes ou dSsor
asnnes, spectecles balls. danses romans nses avres
Eourmandises &C. &C. DC" Among Stner curious Ions worns VOL,
vim a that has been said by ancient and modern theOlo
eans in honor Of the Virgin Mary All publications were
HtereOtyp60, DhoPV0es
Yumps Of lead and heaps OF ashes all that remain
The 500 workpeople employed by Abbe Mgne were con-
troed with severe discipline the laconc warnings on
She walls the printing house bore witness Priests
aborg under ecclesiastical censures and turned aarl
livelihood In the employment OF Ab6e Migne The inde
fatigable Abb6 attained great nOtorley
by scheme OF o company for the dispatch OF masses
fer the dead commercial principles BY an ntegeht
With orders IN the capital enabled 10 transfer por
non OF their work through central board to less ouy
country curaes The French liberal press dscOseo 'ne
ssheme which had 10 be given up by episcopal order
New-York tribune., 1868-03-03
SCIENCE.

Cv, Nxpvy op NrRvEs.-It was lately an
~.sassa ~ the Frenoh Academy Of Sciences that ~;
ssPey had discovered the .T Sstsctly traced
exht bus which had not been With the micros
scp be found around each nerve minute
IDeiosing canal in which the nervous puip wac
49,, MrcuANICs.-The Rev. Samuel
20 ~ I'D az Trinity College Dublin already fsvoraply
~ ~ ~ the scientific world by his Investigations relat
~ an,nal physology lately furnished new proofs
s, ths force OF muscle is proportoned TO the area "a
-. and that OF the tendon which
sy - ~ distant point He estimates the contracuis
Srce Of muscle generally at 1904 per square nch VI
New-York tribune., 1868-03-03

LONDON BOOKS.
NV spsAiDs Bsu brsies Of
MeIjsH AND FOREIGN rooRA
pBsHAa l. Co,
late
jayne Dephan,
No CeurtlAndtst up StsirIl
a. Priced Cat,OgO. press sHd win bs sent free Of
sAArse TO any address
New-York tribune., 1868-03-03

CFNTRAL RAILROAD of NEW -JER

CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.--
md unsss Y VI. IsgI d. -
.'; =: :; . k ,s Vi. r:
cars ALLENTOWN LINE TO THE WHIST.
Three Express Trains daily for the West srssps Sundays When one
sl,, ME. and kr.. bos BY this Nm. Chicago. Cincinnati
St Louis t with SSi .sTEs sSs ss'sfs sERaSsfxryr q
Commencing Jan - isss-Ls.y. New Isrl !. % sns,n u,
SO n.For Es..on BsshlsAsn Mach ChSni "hn'~'p'r'
Nss'n: 1s S.nis.s. s..sl:. s''dSrr water
os EIras': xn:s.:.s n.srsn,s Pin:
S Wee. .Gs, M sa''s S e.: 4 % Z,
iPa E: Roads 's w...:y. s: ,H II ~ k's ss.
Palace ens through to Chicago. 49,, c,.., urn..,.,,.
R,,dps Columh. Lancaster Ephr,s ui Po's't Harrisburg -
@-w,y tr.a for R,s,Ou Allentown and H.aeh chsAi
81 n-csoss,ri EIrRs-Rer E.''eo ss.Alsh.% A's.s".
Hassarf WITH trsn fOr Wsmpor Ehs he Sleeping Ca" to
P:SSpin ssS nrs .oG s9oa soaSsr,ir, and Yi.mipson
sSp n-For Junction and intermediate station.
sSmwr.STass aISRrp Tsipfor Rsss0u Allentown Rs,dns
H,S rss 5 .SS he S.r.., w,'s e, to psurA every evening
BsIs. po, E.,SsS B; ts ,s c,,,. Raj.
o.a jersey ioos o IDsr r. ..Sa A.O, II oa., No.
a H. Bro.dSs .sO 10 dIse1.s as ,sd .s The psSp.
II r BALDWIN Gen P.u Aesn, -
ERIE RAILWAY.-TRAINSL LEAVE DEPOT
SO gi G.nSs h. sT.:,. rsIs az Rn.sm. ss Bas sn DuA
and !. point. %.., .ss south & ., o.,. and ,.
100 ffpr. E Nal icr bssss D'''i'i and all
g.. m Wy fTai- Nade,o,a AID iut.rs.d.s ...;iess
... W.. ss' af .Ff % stern. az;
SEQ D. N. Way Traia snrern and nsrmseats dsionA
$50 NiSi E.pr,s for Rochester. Bsf,Is. saaH'se, Dan
iiri and all points and West
SEQ d Way Trasn sussru and intermediate ststona
psi. S = .ss & sgh @ B. IT, sss.s ss ss:eS
viz through ciassS.. mail without q, chang. ,s.
Also War Tran. Cor Bolng spnBf Psssie. and Prsnon nos
aud ss O. m u H. ard las, go, s+3, And nW m On
Wednesday Tbsss Train at II oeeeh for sass and inter
mediate stations
SUNDAY TRary-s % wsy Train, for 0bsvinsj u NJ and
30 n for Pst.r,op $50 EgM Epress for Dunhhi Buf
ho Ro>he Salamanca and all points We and sor.n so m
WsJ Train iloo for Patterson And Port Jesn
Trains Salamanca Dunkt and Butao With
aud direct sonbscoa with all Southern and
Western Ines
Perfectly Ventilated ard Luxurious sespas Coaches accompany al
hi.u ear b. obn.d q, the Compsnys osesSe al Broahsy-
Dpet foot ei ChsLsst Esw YOri also Long Doea Depot jersey
City.
An t.d Gse the principal sububsn place, On the Line of
ofths Railway has been ppsred and can 90
free Of charge by those Wishing 70
p,ncb he referred TO- x the nss Of settlement
VIZ BAKn. Gsuer,i P.n Agent -
HOUSATONIC RAILROAD.-WINTERA AR
III RASGBMKNTS
Coumepcug MONDAY, Nov. Is, 1867.
I've it0ugL Dsy. Connecting with Mnioh ana Boston
Isar. Bridgeport At 10 70 q n and SIS
Leave Pf,sseh asa N And ~ p IN, ,.-.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-03

HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL
AbIuy and Ivy connecting With Northern And Western trains VIII
N EIpre,, .n Vi. HodsOn Railroad ThrsIethst and
Tenth through Buro Bridge without shsHse Of
and the North.
the West aud At Troy with trains for the North
II H. Eigreu train via Harlem Railroad Twenty 'itbst and
Tou ave. connecting 81 Chatham with Western Railroad for Lsbinoe
surs, PS. k Albany with Western trains and 81 IOy VIII
for sa,ors Rutand, Burlington, and the Nerth .
srpss via Hn'son River Railroad connecting a.
Albany and Troy With trains for Montreal With
~. n Erprss train Harlem Railroad eonneetpg at Chsih,m
Western Railroad for Lebanon springs Pied Se and 81
River Railroad With .eepfnFesn
attached through Buffalo and Suspension Bridge without change
of hko, epngcn every day eIepubE Saturday. st,c6ea
OgdenbuTa without change via Rome W.
and Railroad Connection Troy vl be made East Absny
Tbis ira sill ruH SuEdiIt .
connecting hany early trains for Bnfs and Suspension B
AL Troy ~itL tIslss for SsIaoga and poin' North
SUNDAY tran Hudson River Railroad from View forh
Poarhts.pre i9euedUe sons leaving New Yoi
ks;urnry leave PcughKespe at arriving he- ORR at ep
N ssd an yng Mlsrton q. p RetgrBsg leaves Miller
wN. H. VANDERBILT. vc.Prs.id.nt
I ONG ISLAND RAILR0AD-Winter Ar
II rars,nert-chaBs- Of Tims-Lss,s Jsnessip Mall
fo ard AL styatons connecting at hneot With
Glsu Cove and Hrpsd sassei passenger ao
,bd all vaysiAuon. Express tT,a for River Head
Glen pssuEf train and all statons
iIHgs AID H,9rstesi psrG Train, and Tor North 'p ssHr
dave s1J ...,.
HUt,srs PoLt a. $50 p To take Effect Nov leI
T. D. BARTON Superintendent
NEW. YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-03
I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-Winter Al
NEW. YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
IC7 SIMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1907
tOMMENCISG JUNE ,. lseL
Twenty seventh a. and Fosrh
LutTsnes Tventy ssyenthst

P.sssf Staten Tusnty seventh Fourh
Lutra1es o Tventy yseyenthst
TRAINS LEAVE SBwYORK;
yoi Har.r Bngtpot 100 aeo (EIl u.ooa 7is
On !, 3oo lfI.) 3fs. 80 and 90 tn J p m . -.
for Milford ssri PAIf.h Southport and wsstpor 100 IL"
. II rs, SOp m.
Tof iOO aOo (Erl 500 IL ais RI) acO EIL
3G. 40 TIA J. 40 ao tEI) H.
Ior Darieo. o. 800, H. % as 20, $50
For sHfofd 90, AGO (kL) 800 lilo h3 (EIl AIS 400
Or 3&5, 40 (Erl, 40 30. O. 30 seo (sr) -
gttnwch 'Bt iuterneis stations, 50 500 lilo 1l3s
SO, 40 so. & % p. m - -
Tor Bosiou via Springfield eco m. (BI) AGO (BI 400
For Boston via shoTt Lius l2i3 III J, 6e0p m
IoI Hartford sEe Springfield 800 (Er i2b. 100 (EI 800
hssl 400 ,. 20 Northampton.
Toi HsHti PIo,d.ncs Rhin Railroad 500 (EIl ials
Haven New Londop and sonipGsOr Railroad 500
"a Is. 800 s0O p. m.
FoT ClIsl Railroad i2i5 p. m. 70 Northampton
FoT Hsussionc Rsiroad, AGO m, 1no p
Nor Eapgsfck Rsirosd. hoO m 5O0
For DsEhuTy and horSsk Railroad, T0o 80 . N, 40
COngodiols Sleeping Cam attached 70 500 D. train
JAMES II. HOfT. supt
NORTHERN RAILROAD of New-Jersey.-
~ Tr have Jsusy CJ for Psmoni $50 and sis m, In
sip AL ~ The $50 IA. and t7 Ia Hoasey
TH0s. v. DEhARksT, Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1868-03-03
6fstbfrs.

CONSTANT DEMAND for good Teachers at
" go BreoBs New York few doors . o BIo.dSa pm,og,,
should make early Application W. sCHBkMkRHoRS,
A. NJ, AeusIy. Amer School Inst"
WANTED-133 TEACHERS, STUDENTS,
w other Intelligent Ae aud Women Basnen pay, SO 70
ability Por psieaas sddn LhbLkh,
HcOtfRsY Co. No. SD Arch st. Phsdelphis, Penn
New-York tribune., 1868-03-03
A,h 3ubliraiiuns.

A MERICAN PHOTO-LITH0GRAPH COS
n OYFICR, HxHALD DBulLpIEe-Bre.duAy-keo IL
New-York tribune., 1868-03-03
Stp QnblitatiOns
OSTH THOUS A N d.
ECCE HOMO:

ECCE HOMO:
srRyyY OF THR LIPB AND WORK OF JESUS CHRIST
each page Of boOi bre'ass out v
rs, -. ma, call an all, which rOvs musical BY Sesees sh'
80, nor. Instinct even az n sv.l tshes form as IN due
~ -, and IN the sreuss conclusion Surely this Se Son Of s"ai
, M, q tb. King Of "lhr Gladstone in Good Words
TENTH THOUSAND
ECCE DEUS:
ESSAYS on THE LIFB AND DOCTRINE OF JBsUs CHRIST.
wConroversI Becs Homo" rev edition. revised
and enlarged
Sold BY all booksellers and mailed post paid BY the pubshsrs
ROBERTS BROTHERS,
BOSTON.
The New York herald., 1868-08-18

NOR SAIE.-A GREAT BARGAIN-e0 ACRE FARM
Y crops sold with farm, good large buIdngs 80
fine assorted crops; no chance to Long Tslant
farm ever offered. BIGGS HONR, ~ Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1868-08-18

T1OR sALF-ON FORDHAM AVENUE, FREMONT, A
" frame House. perfect repair, with i've 10,
T by 100 price 80 0oo very easy Address A. X
W., Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1868-08-18

DOwERY THEATRE.
- Proprietor and Manager Mr.. WM B. FRELIGH
EXTRA WEEK. GREAT NOVELTIES.
THE BUISLAY FAMILY.
THE BUTLER PANTOMIME TROUPE.
NEW ATTRACTIONS. IMMENSE FEATS.
GREAT PANTOMIME OF THE RED GNOME.
Received every night with shosts OF APPRECIATION.
GREAT DRAMA NEW SONGS. SPLENDID DANCE6
Thursday evening, benefit of w. H. Whaley.
Friday evening" benefit of the widow of the late Mr. Ferd
IIa,
The New York herald., 1868-08-18

LroR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE. FRONTING
cvcryine complete So acres land Terms easy Apply
to Il. FRANKLIN CLARK, No. Park place.
The New York herald., 1868-08-18

A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT, NEAR TARRYTOwN.
a for sale-very low II or highly cultivated land
free from stone grounds handsomely ornamented and
planted with decfduos trees Towering
shrubs fine Garden over 800 fruit trees; spacious house large
paror, dining room, library and reception first
hoor large bedrooms, with dressing attached,
second Aoor: third floor eight rooms
buildings: magnificent of river and mountans neigh
borhood unexceptonable. MALLORY BLACKWELL,
IS Liberty street,
The New York herald., 1868-08-18

y1oR s,y,E-AT RAvrNswooD L. t. ONE AND A
y quarter mic from y.fourih street and Iames SLIP
ferries THIS property 75 the Enst bv 200 feet
deep. fine of the river and city, The
pronrry ncrdcs the foot of street, which makes fine
entrance. 70 newly fenced, with large and sMnl
eaics fney shaded with largo shade trees ANY
wanting such place would do wei. to call and examine
INQUIRE of CHARLES STEVENS
Stevens House, Hunters Point
hirtv- fourth thsre fs
The New York herald., 1868-08-18
DWELLING HOUSES TO LET.

OOO WEST FORTY SEVENTH STREET. BETWEEN
LZU broadway and Eighth avenue--A neat three stry
and basement brick House modern built and mo iern I'M
proyemens hot md cold WATER bathroo gas ana In hst
condition. fire place heater in dining room he.g
parors. Possession given September inquire ~ 'ne
misses or at Sl3 Washington street.
The New York herald., 1868-08-18

ITO LET-FRONT BASEMENT ROOM AS DOCTOr'S
olce; 80 suit of ROOMS third story, front, with ,u
board other boarers In the house; quiet middle aged
Nineteenth street.
The New York herald., 1868-08-18

ITO LrT-A LARGE BUILDING SITUATED IN WEST
Il Thirty second street. between Tenth and Eleventh
nues LATELY used AZ apork packns s'a shmen and fitted
with boiler steam engine hosting appara;u tanks lard
kettles ice houses all the utensils for
doing large business will be let for other purposes n
quired. Apply the premises to JAMES MCM MtLLEN.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-09-25
VIEW PUBLICATIONS.

Burnham and Pisbury each have their tables osdsd
with the choice prrocalsd the month. Madame Drmc-
ss Monthly, Young America, Atlantic, IIsrper, 0oieys
IAiy's Book, IAdys Friend Arhur's Magasbe, Chill
drcns Hour New Church Magazine for the young icur
at Home, Nursery, Petersons Magazine, AMI 70 dont
know how many more gociy ict 10 eisnss Run, aof
all good.
LrrtSoorrs MAGAZINE contains . historical skcteh %
the disturbance Of lI9l excited In ue Pttsbag rson,
written by Rob~r Y. Nevln, . sporting arkk Ahout
wocicocks, by January searie, hyg,>nic article by
Walter Wells trim which copy some ertracrs si.c-
where tpiay @. A. Bristol furnishes contribution b Tho
dlscussn1 about liberal education Watson Ambristsr
sIov. how Few people control The sos IN this fe and
happy comiryj c. d. Austin Analysis The EnGshmAn ~
natural curiosity, and Mr.. R<beosa Davis cosehsies
he "ioda sos.ip' poem. and mIoos doris, ansiSiy =
dissatisfied, u b not the huh Of the magazine.
Ora Yorso YoLEs are wrn proviled sr ~ usual pr.
IIayes' excellent Arctic story reaches Triumphant cn-
eiusIon, anil is he pubii< brhuth IN sJapts vol
up. a. C." continues his interesting "L~ssoos In
Magic The dher contributor to this nuisr are Lou.
lee d. Cholet, Lncrrth y. Hale, r Trosbstiee JHA
Bone, Mary n. Prescott, Mrs A. Dias I. ID. Ahnch,
q. W. sesrs anil Julia C. X. Don. me pafssh~v,
her new deci.m,tion, 'fenius," BY M. KELLOGG, thu
first mart of q new story by The auihos q "Lse Ooith
wait AMI poems by Mrs Harriet ire-ntt spcfoci and
Mrs.. Thaster.
ms ATLANTIC MosrHLy opens with On admirable NIL
Gle by James Parton, which 81 attracting general
attention Itis oAilei "IBebrats Asyluns, and Visit IN
Oper giving IA ricular socoun, Il the Asylum ii Bng-
hamten n T., nui aboundng In Interesting aDcolors-
"Petroleum In Bumah,- by J. W. rsnrr cootains mueh
curious information, and viii veil refay reading Cot do
.Man ard Brother" In .KiDgs' Crowns aDi foo,s'
Caps" Mrs Jane a. Austin describes the manutrvture ~
hats .sThe Pinapcrs of the Unt~ Saiss" arr eiafsA-
ly discussed by cnmpesnt wrtsr The hhh Jsr a"st.
Mlchasls Night,~ the sec,pd part Il The Hsre IN tho
GL,s," a story of southern lie. eutiusi, "EdDand
Irook,r patsr on "Dsooo," aud "Yrce Prpi,oe amons
the Quaker are The rvinainlng p~use artes ne pet.
nv IL very rood, incIuiIns The Two Itaisis" 70
WhiuLr's most t-nier thoushfh AMI beautiful yruoc-
tons; .PasIora" by Dayar Taytr, AMI "iove, QUEEN"
by William Winter.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-09-25
Dt.s-se.r., se..~s on sss~a sses~er'

A correspondent Of the Newark Esss'"'
CovrirY. under the head ION the Wing" gives
An account Of scenes and characters on board OF
one Of the Sound steamers which may seem ncti-
tons or exaggerated 10 many readers, but which
from our own personal experience We are able
fully to corroborste He says:
rns rand saloon 10 nied with throos Of trsv-
el,~v, ,.~olnr % The s~sss music disooasd BY hand 10
The upurr r.ry employed Coz the by the company
One canno bat remark with mingled Iain and indgnaon
the re number % brasenfAced prostitutes and proes
siona gamblers who saunter up and down hs saloon and
ssries seeking their prey amoag The unsuspseuns es
ia gentleman Is sealed s,ooe, sioog comes
one 81 these PAINTED wrrehes boldly addressing hm, AMI
10 ssczp~ her horrible pro6es he must seek some ohef
port of The boat oow the examIk OF every speetabe
siy by occupying his steroom 81 IN early hour In the
evening II rcAiiy gstng 10 be exceedinsv unplsaant
and disasrsesse bs lady 10 travel by this lne even
male relative eod 10 take this route ooe they have
the slightest regard Cor the deceney and propreties Of lie
whie the hand dscoursins sweet strains o. music,
shr heard preceding om the Forward So
loon The passengers rushed TO the scene young wo-
being carried By main foroe eSestsd By the ssr
wants. below. She struggled hercely, biting striking and
cursing What horrible sight One observer, st kast
earnestly tus he may never oshOh such an one again
Che was one of the coutens who had been paadns up
and down the saloons al the evening she had invesed
unsophsticaied countryman Into staeroom and rob.
bed him. lie reported her 70 the captain, and Threatened
public exposure o the transaction before he could procure
assistance AID her b plainly heard ~
sounding through the gde saloons above the Of the
machinery and strains Of the musclans."
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-09-25
POLITICAL.

At Hillsboro, Michigan, recently, the Ku-
klux attacked party from Coldwater, while
the latter were about to enter the railroad carr
after the close Of political meeting, and in
jured several persons severely. but the ring
leaders were arrested. At Marshall, Michigan,
last Tuesday morning, the Ku-klux Get fire to
the Republican wigwam, which had just been
erected, and II was entirely destroyed. Unfor-
tunatsly the flames extended to the house and
milliner shop Of . widow Of moderate means,
who thus lost all her property, as almost every
thing was burned, and also greatly In
jurcd tho adjoining premises Of an inoaensive
baker, who Is also sufferer.
Forest, the butcher, says that he can raise
forty-fve thousand men to assist him In killing
of the loyal whites Of Tennessee. He has killed
negroes until his .cst for that amusement has
palled. Nothing but white skin and blue
veins can serve him now. The Democrats In
Tennessee say that he has moro influence In that
State and section than any other man. IIc Is
there working to elect Seymour and Blair. The
question Is whether our northern patriots will
feel strengthened to assist cause that Is Sus-
tanned BY murdcrous rebel, whose boast to-
day Is that he can raise an army to kill loyal
men. II they give him greater power BY en-
powsring his friends and hackers, who will in
sure the resulhr
VIM. NJ. Lent, q prominent Democrat Of CALI
fornia and at one time the candidate Of that
party for the United States Senate. has come out
for Grant and Collar.
The result Of the Maine election has bitterly
disappointed our democratic friends. They had
counted on reducing the Republican majority In
order 70 prove their assertions that there was
"re.ctiou" going on against The Republican,.
Up to the day Of election ts!y boosted - usual
Of what they were going To do. Tho Bangor
Democrat last recently I'D '-"M no sf"<
for IL ysa,s hare oar prospects looked 30
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A gentleman writes u from Lathrop, Pa, in
which letter he speaks encoursgingly Of the
crop prospect in that State In regard to poll
tics he says'
"The rebels Of Maryland arc hoping to cross
the line this year a. they did last. and poll
fraudulent votes, but depeud upon Il the trail
tors win Be watched and their designs frustra-
ted. 1900 majority win b . god gain for
this State, but We may get more. The receipt
Of the news Of the great victory in Vermont
Was very gratifying but both parties looked To
Maine TO sound the keynote Of victory either
one way or the other. knowing full we'll CAS-
goes Maine % goes the Union" Maine by COM
mon consent became the great battle-6eld. The
Democrats were truly and earnestly hoping to
reduce the Republican majority 90 much in
September - 10 be able 10 carry the State by .
slight majority In November. But even IN this
they are disappoinssi. 70 900 Is most glorious
example 10 follow. Maine has taken the lead In
the grand army Of truth, Justice and humanity,
and sends most welcome greetings to her sister
Statss And following the glorious example Of
Maine. Pa, viii hurl back In utter confusion the
host, Of rsbsls and coppcrheads under Seymour
Who nov prss against hsr - she did In 1868
thoss under Gen. Lee"