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CONGRESSIONAL,

CeaeIssien Of Saturdays Proceedings.
SUPPLEMENTARY, After our report closed.
the OIL Tor the admission of Arkansas beng
The pending question was on Mr. Edmunds'
motion 70 recommit TO the Committee On the
Judiciary, with instruction to report the bill
so amended as 70 provide Tor the immediate
tinued protection BY Ne military: and that the
State be not admitted until abe has adopted
the 14th amendment. ia -
After debate, Mr.. Edmunds snendment
was rejected without q division; that of Mr.
Ferry by yeas 81 nays II.
The question REQUIRED on MT. Drake's amend
men providing for admission upon the adop-
ton of the fourteenth amendment and agree
meut to the In fundamental condition.
Mr.. Henderson gave notice that he would
offer, when in. order, an amendment forbid
ding discrimination against race or color, or
GENIAL to a class of participation in the bene-
fits of funds raised for educational purposes.
Adjourned. ..-- s-e-r.
HoUsR-Saturday, after our report closed
On motion Of Mr.. Covode, the Senate amend.
ments TO the bill relative TO the new Jail for
the District of Columbia were taken from the
on Public Buildings and Grounds.
The Speaker presented a message from the
President relative to naval force at Hayti.
Referred 10 the Committee on Foreign Affairs
The House then, At quarter past three
O'Clock, went into Committee of the Whole on
the state of the Union, Mr.. Maynard in the
chair)
Mr. Ashley, of ohio) introduced Joint reso.
luton proposing an amendment to the Consti.
tuition of the United States, providing that a
President shall not be eligible for a reelection;
that the office of Vice President shall be
abolished; and for a thorough revision OF the
Gated its adoption in an able speech OF some
length.
The committee rose at haif.past five, and the
House adjoprned.
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AFFAIRs IN PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY ND
1he Prince Geosssas has the following items
Ihe County COHreHfiOn.-The County Couyen-
non al this place yesterday elected the follow
ing delegates: For State Convenuon-N &.
Stephen, of Bladensburg, John ID Bowling. of
Aquaso, DIR. John Cronmiller, of Laurel and
H. Qwynn, of Surratts. For the Congress-
Ional Con yentIon --Daniel Clarke, of Queen
Anne, ID. r. Dyer of Piscataway, john w
belt OF Sa1viiie, and Joseph X. Roberts, of
PrHcs GeoEgss Conaty Fire Iasurdree Com
fdHy-The eorporators OF this company met in
ms village yesterday, and temporarily organ
ileo oy tne appointment of Charles G. Hill as
President, and George W. Wilson as Secretary
"A commlue<: consisting of Charles &. Hill,
william b. Hill, Henry w Clagett, Jonathan
1. Walker, Samuel II. Berry, George W. Will
son and Henry l. Carlton, were appointed TO
prepare oy-laws and other regulations
Rote Of Tdz-The rate Of tax for county pur
poses for los, as fixed by the Commissioners
last week, will be about IS cents on the sIt0
ne rate last year was 81 cents. The State tax
Ior all purposes Is is cents in the 500. IL was
20 cents last year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-01

"A new system Of preserving human bodies
After death, by the injection of a preventative
1iuid into the mouth and nostrils, was tested
IN the Bellevue Hospital Medical College
New York. Saturday. The experiment proved
sminently satisfactory. One of the bodies
which had been Ifeless one hundred and seven
days retained its perfect naturalness and even
the intestines appeared as fresh as If life had
Just departed.
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DEATH or KIT CARsoS.-kit Carson died az
Fort Lynn, Color ado, on the I'D ult. OF run.
lure Of an artery IN the neck. He was noted As
mounfaineer, trapper, and guide. He was
porn IN Madison county, Kentucky, December
-, 100, and while he was an in FAINT his parent.
emigratrd to the region now known as Howard
county, Missouri For eight years he was en-
gagged on the plains as a trapper, which he re-
nnquished Tor the post of hunter TO Bent's
Fort where he remained eight years more
soon after he met Lieutenant now GeneraD
John &. Fremont, who engaged him as guide
Tor his explorations on the Rocky Mountains
In 1883 he was appointed Indian agent in New
Mexico, and visited Washington a few weeks
ago IN company with deputation of the red
men, and made tour Of several Of the northern
and eastern cities
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-01

The Working women's Protective Union, of
New York city. have made their ifth annual re-
port. giving an account Of the history of the
organization and the result of its operations
for the past year, and particularly during las
winter. During 1857, employment was obtained
by the Union for 3,2sa young women, and the
total for three years is 10000 thus aided by the
institution The treasurer had sI,63O. 46 on hand
on the LIST of April
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-01

CHIKY JUSTICE CHASE FOR PRESIDENT
The asst m bling OF the New York senate as
Sourt OF Impeachment, and the meeting of the
Canal Board, have called together in Albany
number OF prominent Democrats. The move
ment for Judge Chase for the Presidency is the
xeheraI topic OF conversation, and Governor
seymour has expressed himself in favor of
slNlng IL respectful consideration, and his
views are seconded by many influential Demo-
crais The New York delegation will be
sulation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-01

The Supreme Court Of Ohio has declared un-
Constitutional the act of the last Legislature
excluding all persons who had any .syisible
admixture" of African blood from voting. and
also the act restricting the right of students in
schools and colleges TO vote
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-01

SThe Richmond Dispatch thinks the chance
OF harmonizing the two wings Of the Demo-
cratic party is almost hopeless. II says the
War Democrats would vote for Gen. Grant
rather than for Pendleton, and the Copper
heads or Peace Democrats would rather that
Grant should be elected than Hancock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-01

young man named Richard Butler died
~ Beileyne Hospital, N. Y Saturday, from the
ehee's OF severe beating which be received,
pFooaoly on Tuesday. being found that morn
ing on artck street. The strangest mystery
covers the whole occurrence, Butler when con-
sclous refusing TO tell an ything about the afftr
friends 'N"s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-01

RACES AT THE FASHION CouRsE-Two tro,
ting match took place Saturday afternoon at
Fashion Course. New York. between LATHE
Rat and Lady Lowell and Little Laris and
grey horse Prank, mile heats, best three ia n We
Little Rat and grey horse Frank developed the
fastest trotting, their best time being So and
2-S respectively. There was only a sparse
attendance Of spectators
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RATIylcArIoN MEETING IN MAISY-a larvs
meeting was held AT Bangor, Maine, Saturday.
70 ratIfy tne Nominations Of Grant and CoItax
IL was addressed by John A. Peters, Hannibal
Hamlin- and others. HamliI, after speakino
IN strong terms for Grant testified 10 the intag
rity of Colfsx. declaring him a true man. one
whose purity In private life Is a guarantee tha
be will do no public wrong.
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~ The States which have instructed for Mr.
Pendleton are Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Iowa
Nebraska, Oregon, California and Kentucky,
and he is understood to be the first choice OF
Wisconsin, Minnesota, Maryland, and Tennes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-01

The grateful and appropriate ceremony of
decorating the graves of the Union soldiers
who fell during the rebellion was carried oat
On Saturday in all parts of the country.
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PERsoNAL.-General Emory delivered on
Saturday, the address at the dedication of the
monument to the dead of the 10th Pennsyl.
yania regiment. IN DoyIestown, Pa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-01

FIeBT WITH INDIASs.-The -ofsscSai rem N
from Captain Munson announces the result Of
a conflict with . party Of thirty or forty In.
eastern California Captain Munson's force
consisted of fifty men, belonging TO the ssh IN.
fantry and sth cavalry. The Indians occupied
q strong position In the mou ntai,s, Int were
driven from IL amer four hour nghfing. with
loss Of several killed The troops lost one
killed and tvo wounded. The Indians were
nearly all armed with rifles - ~ r.
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The Riehing< Opera Troupe sing .Martha"
~ the National Theatre this evening. This is
one of their most successful operas.
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- A frghtful outrage and Intended murder
Is reported from Arthabascayille, Canada A
girl named Maria Poisson, aged 70, while pass
named Proyincheur, who brutaily yiolsted
Proyincheur has been arrested
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-01

- From Blanchard & Mohun we have Hay-
per's Ba,ar for JSne IA.
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- 1t has rained on twenty -one different
days in May this year.
- The Normons are proselytizlng in Geor-
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Duo NINTH sFsssr. 5O5
NEW GOODS
Just received ct
KIDwELL & HENDERsON's,
pxBaAcIs& 81 81
AFIsE SELECTION
or the following goods q
= PAPBB HAEGINGS, English au1 Aasei AN;
WINDOW SHADES, new and beaa lifal designs;
SHADE HOLLANDS, white. bun. green. and
drsb;
FLOOR AND TABLE OIL CLOTHS:
COCOA AND CANTON AArrINGs;
OVAL AID SQUARE PICTURE rRAaEs
PICTURE CORD AND TAssBLs, NAILs.
RINGS, &c;
GILT OORHIOEs, SHADE FIxTUREs. &c.
The public are respectfully invited to OK anime
our stock Of the ssevs soods, which they will
SUPERIOR IN QUALITY,
And in quantity TO sait at
yIRY Low PRICES. jei-fw
LYoSs SILK DEPOT -- %"
$4,000 WORTH OF SILKS SELLING AT
.tve COST FOE OAsa. 49,
The stock consis to Of all grades Of
BLACK SILKS,
a PLAIN OOLORED SILKS,
CHECK, STEPPED and FANCY SILKS,
BLACK and COLORED SATINs,
. LINING SILKS &C., &C.,
jos. J. NAY . co.,
| sos PENNSYLVANIA AVE,
| lel.3tif between 9th and 10th SITS.
| wBERRIEs. - -
bslieiou. sTRAwBERRIxs-fre.h gathered
grown at my Nursery can Be had daily 1t my store
| 446 SEVENTH STREET,
Opposite United States Patent Once.
| e-o. yOaS SAUL.
IN IaG 9RPHANs, COURT COURT FOR
si NO., scth day Of May, 5ss:-In ne matter Of the
porte, 70 mi: Cog., that ne hsd sold s ii.
Sss sns 81 esr the ssS int:
Of the .dat heirs Of Jacob Hess: deceassS. o. in
ssR sa ,nfs
My .ii District Of Columbis to h Phefen
fo and Bliss. fnz
a,nsur ting in the aggregate TO four tioussna four
hundred and ninety four dollars aud thirty three
cents and lot numbered twelve IN :aid squsre 70
A. Schwartz. for the sum OF nine hundred and
nifty ely dollars and thirty seven cents: and that
the said purchasers have severally complied with
the terms Of sale: 1t is, this 30th day Of May A
u ISIS, ordered BY the court, that the said sale be-
and the same L.. hereby ratified and confirmed uu-
less cause to the contrary be shown, or Isfors
es 9s s s..
once week for three successive weeks before saii
day. WMF PURCELL
Judge Orphans Court.
JAMES R. oBEIRNH.
le ilaw3w Register Of Wills.
EOR SALE-One very handsome one horse light
CARRIAGE, shifting top; will seat 8R0,
Ipauire at McDERMOTT BRO g. VIZ
439 Pa. ave, or at the auction store OF K
Walsh Co., corner 10th street and Psnnsylvania
avenue. INV 3J.3t
HOUSEkEEPERs AND OTHERS WILL
II please bear In mind that our stock ofVN
CHINA, CR0CKERY. and GLASS WAREO
Is complete at all seasons, Of the best goods
known to the trade, and will be found As
cheap as ordinary goods are usually said.
IOE PITCHERS and WATER COOLERS in
great variety. WEBB BEvERIDGE,
my 3H-. ODD Fellows Hall, 7th street.
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The ELECTION IN OREGoN.-To-day the peo-
pie of Oregon vote for member of Congress,
half Of the State Senate, the entire House Of
Representatives. Judges for two of the i've
judicial districts. and prosecuting attorneys
and county officers for all parts Of the State.
The rival candidates for Congress are David
Logan (Repahlican) and Jos. ;. Smith (Dlm-
ocrat) The Legislature, as it now stands, has
. Republican majority of one In the House and
Elk in the Senate; and the Legislature, to be
made up Of half of the present Senators, with
IN entirely new House ana half OF the Senate.
will have to choose a United Stares Senator TO
succeed Senator Williams.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-01

- Alonzo Mccormick shot his wine In
Brooklyn, at his house on SIKH ayenue and
First street, Saturday, killing her instantlv.
eAd then klllsa himself
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1875: PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. I52
BETWEEN 17rH AND 1erH STREETS.
i FIRST WARD.
TIE NORTH AMERICAN TEA COMPANY.
TO o a%5iS AZ THY "a 81 SAs ssSSf ihH
EST Of gIAHk Hs!
TEAS:
sns:s Sc Ss s.s
Tea, Black and Green siftinss
Mocha, Old eo,.rs 1Sn Z. 5!a., c.,,ou Jaw. n.
c cfsS cs.. rs..,. s; Nun Ria
1. sno ~. Ssssosss; Cocoa. Brooa, Grimm vssii
oi Brown: LSslish leland. Clarified, erssulstsd,
PUsE 6ipGE yISEsxR.
Whole or Ground. s sfI,eas p,r.
GHHIRAL ASSORTMENT
III ail Hume SsnSss ess. ys.
Gelatin, sardnss, yellies, Olives, Tsnna, fsas'
S vco end hi'e
s SSsGs m.ssis nenpsI s1Sssh vs..
Dream soda, and water CrseSers, Snap. 6r.casr
sss:S Sain :sn sS. Rsss:se:
Blsfk walnut AZ, Pee Nuts Oranges, Lemons Gene
"a Ike H., sSs bssf sssss,s SEQ 1s:;:y
: r. fsss is.
hams. sheuldsrs, Lard, Butter, GsTs. Cheese. %,
sasess, Brushes, Breo9s, whisp., bscists. Bss
cissi. Sss. fss. I xsss Of ali l'd
s s:SsI,; soi BsS sssls. sssI.ntie,iI
ohve. Dt tersive. Keyes eeiebrsssi Tssio Soap,
s saabS S.L j6fss fAITSi BURNERS
ssIhah S disai;s ssSS S4EC5sS ss TSSsAoOo
Many other articles found in family groeery.
s As:: rs ,sr The sosA American L. oaa,.s,.
THos. RIFLE, - ----,a.
= 3se eEvEKrn STREET,
= btIwEEN srRKxf AND MAss. AvryuR,
fAPkeTHY BRUssKLs, fHRRE PLY. flPH
e fSskais dskpHHffiRsSSo AA0s
A A.. sDlssdid selection Of KUGs. nAfs. -
TLo0B OIL CLOTHS.
~ Nt6ths. non feet to isSset vide. 19sl .lAH =
At uSnpow 1s1EfiSss fAf5 cHHS41IHs
ibaas q coRkicis, sfAfs EeDs, xc.-G'EBa .
:. ~ 80 ESar.sssss. 90 = ssssins fsssr.
,,.SsssS 2 3 esii. 3 $50 - sssss. sssv...ISs
:SHRfs. 500
,rcez anHrLHMxNBDEEss SHIRTS. 49,
"a esAespsly ee..ssssiy - sssA ssnsas seor
sesTs INV YO1x pRaom =, /. ...ss.l
20 ssal nam $40 60; 60: 8 -
|c1,IF-fVs goa ,5 Sss SS S;sS Ntook'
ny ff& e,xth strsst Whsse
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Tux SrruNuR CRur

SCHooL--Active preparations, as we under
stand, are in progress at Annapolis just now,
for the summer cruise of the Naval School
The squadron. which is TO be composed of the
Savannah, Macedonian and Dale. will sail
about the 9Th instant, going first to West Point
where !; Is understood some of the middies will
try their skill in pulling oars with the young
cadets of the Army School. At West Point the
graduating class Of midshipmen, numbering
eighty, will take leave Of their schoolmatss TO
enter on the active duties of their profession.
After short stay at West Point the school feet
will sail for the Azore Islands (Fayall and
after short cruise will return TO Annapolis.
The school mum bers now $50 midshipmen. The
new class will enter on the goth instant.
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LOST AND FOUND.

q n REWARD.-Lost, Q WHITE TERRIER
u ~ SLUT With a III hit brind,e patch over the
right eye, and q similar patch round the root Of
tail Tote returned 70 hknkY HOWARD, $50
/ street, between 18th and 18th. It,
I OsT-S25.-Lost. on Saturday night on Bridge
II street, Georgetown, between the New Market
and Congress street. q calfskin POCKET BOOK.
copiainlng sum OF money. The above reward
viii be paid for its recovery on being left at 16l
Bridge ttreet, near the u Ark {. ieI st.
Coz RIwARD will be paid for the detection
SKA trees yesterday on street, between 18th
and 18th streets Apply at 361 X street. Any in
formation that will lead to their detection Will be
PAID for. my 80 81
&S REWARD -strayed from the subscriber q
gC large mouse-colored COW, with o bag o.
milk. The above reward will be paid for ker re
turn to me. or any information so that can GET
Der JEREMIAH LYNCH
m 80 81 629 ct porth, bet. 4th and 5th
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AADIIs GAN HAVE THEIR HO0PsKIRrs
ALFRED AID RlPAIRED ct CHS. BAUMr
HOOPeKIRr, CORSET and sHoULDRR BRAOI
AANufACTORY, - Louisiana avenue, between
9Th and 7th streets. NH MT
DBILOe0PHY OF MARRIAGl.-A new courss
y OF Lectures, as delivered q the New Yorf
MYeeum OF Anatomy, embracing the subjects: How
"a eSHve and What g live for; Youth, natgrity and
OF digestion, hatulenoe and Nervous diseases &C.
counted for; Marriage DhiiosoDhieally considered,
Pocket volumes sonta,oins those lectures VIM be
forwarded 70 parties unable 70 attend, on receipt
e four stanIs By addressing: eIORIfARf
New York Museum OF Anatomy end eole1ce Gle
Broadway, New York. IL Div
CoNrIDESTIAL:-Iosns men vac have IN
-, !ured thomoolyoo - certain Uocrot habi0
Witch unit them for business, llsosafs. or Tie
men. Sho. iro% lie to SifSS - e.d Ole
sslses, feel debility n advance q lIsir yssFs,
before plac1ng theDsslvse Under the treatment Of
sSpy one, shSnld nI,t reed "Ths Secret Insnd."
By ,perusins "The Secret Friend " Sent 70 sny
ssoss Idd n 81 DC q EEscsR 4
Boston, Mass. Ait
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CONSULT DR. LEON, -
" RECIPTION ROOMS,
$50 nth STREET, above Pennsylvanfa svenus.
Ladies desiring especial treatment will find him
the post skillI and reliable physician In the city.
IRREGULARITIES, from vhatever cause fully
and quickly relieved, without the usual abandon,
~ AhLOks sECLUsIvE-Pstisuts see no one bat
tne DOCTOR. jan l6-ly
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~ OFFICE OF THE WASHINGTON

l8 sKAT1NG CLUB AsHISsroS
WAsHIxsIoN, ID. c., May 18th, 1885,
IN ascoIdance with article 18th Of the Constitu-
nsn, asPECIAL MEETING Of the Club il called
Tor SATURDAY. june 9Th, 1853 ct the Board Of
Trade Rooms AZ o'clock 1t will be r. cOIlected
assessments win ey pire that day and Ii is ex-
pected that oil who do not desire 20 forfeit theii
memeership win have paid their assess ments pre-
vlons 10 thet time, only those certificates fdfs
pad up riH be entitled 10 repressntattoR al tks
meeting. W CLAGETT Presissnt
III A MOOkE, Sfcretary. nv IN
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nrsrRAWBERRY AND ICE CREAM YES.
W. TIEAL AT WISELY CHAPEL, corner
Of 9Th and y streets.
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY EVENINGS,
June and 3,

Special efforts are being made to render this fes-
tval the mott pleasant one ever given by the sab.
bath School Of W esley Chapel
afternoon at 5 O'Clock
Admission . cents. Children. 10 cenfa M AZ
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~THE SECOND MONTHLY MEETING OF
CiATI0H organized on the old planJ win be held
Al ItmPerancs Hsn, street. between 9th and
Books Of Inscription are now opss ct the fol-
tween 9Th and 10th streets.
J: FALLS, secretarys once. Interior De-
C BAKRR. star once.
THOMAS b. PENICKs, Government Printing
Once.
CROPLEY 4 McCLoUD, corner Bridge and
Bigh streets, GeoIe .town.
VIM. b. NALLEY, corner 9Th and Z streets
WIN II. NALLHY, President.
A J. FALLS. secJ. fE1D my2s-d
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III AKNEY CO., :.
ICE CRr.w NwAS .Tx OF ,o.
CUSTARD,
OF all the mosf dalicinn. hsxo..

WHOLEsHTE HNnR RIT:r
- Peonsyivsnia avenue. between 9Th and 10Th SITS
We most respectfully inform OIL friends and the
pubic that manufactures the purest
Ora g County, PennsyIvapfa, and Virgins
M IN, MS, and We fus54ntee al thet win favor rs
Sst nn, win be lNd 70 Family and Boarding
Delivered promptly to ell parts OF the city at the
most reasonable terms INV % II
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-. .s-.,-a .stEoF TazTIkD Z e 9ias -.
q. 4. q q ssfzassissH s.eYs 's-s1 W
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CLOTHING, &c.

CLOTHING, 70.
TEE FINEST SPRING STILES or IN.
u ported CLOTHS, CASSTMBRRS and -
vEsTiHGt TO be found At n. fhORsONV~
new tailoring establishment 2s6 Psnna
avenue between 18th and 18th streets, over
y T b ne CO.,
Late Of Wall, Stephens q Oo.D -
$40 PENHsTLyAEIA AvHHUH.
Between 9th and 10th streets,
MERCHAHr rAILORs. -
NEW sPRLNG CLOTHS cAesIMIREs, AID
mhll-d At moderate price,
Il ,. EIIB8DoB1,
teaoossser % n. y. LevDou . o. -
OTrIxHHs, ARMI AHD NAvY
MEROHAHr TAILOR.
Metropolitan Hossl, nsse Brovnb,i
U-dn No. 3e9 Penn. svsnue, WsshinRSn.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-24
Assn lled.

? Henry Neil, once staunch Cnion man,
now worse than rebel, took ofIense. at
something which appeared in the warrens-
burg Standard, and accompanied by
Crittentlen, another of the same pattern,
went into the editorial room of the Stan
dard where Mr.. Baldwin was sitting with
his legs under desk writing, and after
the manner of the true ehivalry, took I'd
vantage Of his position, and set upon him
and beat him. Compared with Nciii,
Baldwin is a small man. yet Neill must
needs fake him at disadvantage. From
,wba. We can gather, Neill made Demo-
cratic speech an the finances, and wanted
the government TO adopt the plan he has
adopted with his creditors, thai is to repu-
date The Standard showed the ineffa-
bile meanness Of the thing, and Neiii could
not stand it. Ii he had not taken Bald
win at .. disadvantage, he would have
found that he had run against snag.-
Baldwin will do his duty as an editor, Ia
spite or such ruffians, ami next time we
wsrranthe will he ready. Ii is ono OF the
dulles of = Republican editor in Missouri,
to fight, and the editors Of the ..Sfdaattrd
are not backward in that department.
Give them worse and more of it aud make
them stand ll.--.uork Dc Notes Paper
Missouri. -.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-24


EvExTs OF LIFE--ln q friends album,
Mr.. Smith, keeper OF The prints in the
British Museum, wrote play iul account
Of himself, in which Is the following par
agrsph: Il can boast of seven events of
which great men might he pssad--I re-
eeived akiss. when boy. fiom the hssu-
tiful Mrs. Robinson; WAS paited on the
head by ID. johnson. have Frequently held
Sir Joshua Reynolds spectaelrs; partook
al a pot Of psrtet with an elephant; saved
Lady Hamilton from falling when the
melancholy news reached her of Lori
Nelson's death; tkres times convefsed win
George the Third; and wss once shut Dip
in a room with Mr.. Kesh's lion"