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idenfe in ieinem Sdaufeniier probmeirt unb bic
| jdoulufise Menee umbrdn9te ben gaoen 10, oab
berielbe gelhloiIen uerben muBte. SIS iino aud
piele 6ausiuAunsen in Sannoper borgenommen
tporben.
Sn Der Samburger 8iirseridaftsfbuns bonn
Senat geifeat: Ser Senat noble idleunisit aus-
funft ert6eilen, ob uno pel6e Sdritte ieitens Der
Beb0roen aefdbeben, um iiber Die WDr9dn9e auf bem
v2eibnis" fdb authentiite Gunoe su perfhaffen uno
Oh Der Senat beabfihtige, iiber bag unterlnbungs-
reiultat i'm Sntereiie Der hamburgilhen eompromits
t!ren aheoer einssbenos Sarlsaunss gu esrollennt.
abiidtise, I'M fir fiinftis elmer dbnliben gebano.
lung Der Iuspanoerer por5ubeugen.
Oie preuBiide 3esieruns beabfidtiet q.
ne geieblide Organization Der Muslpanberung our6
ben Gei6stag oes Norooeutihen Bunbes berbeifibs
rem 81 loiien. sSnapiiden lit beidoifen moroen, els
men gentralperein fur bic ausmanosrer gu grineen,
Der iie an beftmmte ahtunssmertbe 8eleuihaften
uno Shiffsagenten tueiien uiro.
ern, itarb am %. 5ebraar i'm alter bon % Sabren
Berlin, l. Mdr3. Ser 2Dnis erfldrte in ieiner
Reoe bel SdluB Der preuBiIhen Rammer feline poIs
tdnoige 3ufrieoenbet nit legislation &eultaten Der
leBten SlBung, nno oaB er iiber3eugt let, bob tetn
@runo fir 8efirdtuneen fiir ben 6rieben Oeuti4.
lambs ooer eur0pas porbanoen lei.
Berlin, g. Mar3. Oas 3on YarIament trat
bier beute 3uiamen. 8raf 8ismard d mar auges
gen uno betpilfpmmnete in elmer furSen Nnre6e Die
abgeorbneten. gs beiBt baB bic Werbanblunsen
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. betreffen iol.
len.
= Im A. 6ebruar bot enolid in Boben bic Bers
heiratbuns beg 3Sjdbrisen grSberSogs Seinrih BON
Oeitreid NIT Der 26idbrieen 5odter bes Rreis Mr.
dipars. Sofmann in Rrenls itattsefunben Sie Srau-
una erfol9te in oler Stile, unb unmittelbar nod
IoQ5iebung berleben rei5te bas iunae Gbepaar nad}
Stalien. 9ie 8raut bate iid auf ben Wunid hires
grdutigams ibr 8rautfleio (pon idlibtem ueiBem
WuiieliD eigenbdnoig sendbt.
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Seffentli6er Verfauf. !.
Dtr llnierieidnete ipirb ctns HehI, ana

Donneritas, ben 26. Wldr3 1863,
al sin 0ane In pleaiant 1ppnlbp, frantIin Gcunp d.
auf otnther @uetpn ben Wleibtenben preisen Ials
fen, ndmlit -
1923 ater espa l35 adsr in bpbem Gultur,uanee inb
Das gaae tann stbet wsreen, eaB wei CUTE armeu
mad gerner all len bewesbts gisenttum, ME gferet,
8hbe. Shwene S9afe unb iunses Rinpsb, peu TN S,od,
Sausmebsn, unb aihengerdte, etc.
Inter ben Yereen befnbet 10 lantp, Der 1h6ne BE.
tdle 8enwrpb, iein prdbtiser Nenner, nnb Sad DiI.
ION. Scbn bes 9lancr prei Sabre alt ties 5rabiabr.
Saafer tne eruh ser eem 9ertaufstase porulprfden,
une bic 6arm une bas 8ieb ansueben.
Der llnternete rint ieiner gefunbbe mesen III ses.
aufsn nbem sa Inmcb 1T, sns Gei1dfte III btor.
gen.
auf benz Dlase befanrt ssmabt.
3. M. Morean,
pctn9aft auf bsiastsr farm, an Darbs 9ia Run.
Idr34. 3mm
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969ft interefante Neuigfeit.
Sur aefdaiaem Notts.

ng Serr Souls Sraub, unIer Naent fir grie Co.,
Obio. lit BON uns beauftras ole HIditdnbe fir ben
Weitboten in gre 60. su erbeben, uno miro oebbalb
bel ben Mbonnenten in Sanousfp poripreden, pel9e
mir hermit auffpro err,, ibre &idtdnbe an ben Capt
Sraub gu entridten. Oie Ibonnenten auBerbalb
SanoustD 1inb eriuht, Sci Dem Mgenten porsuIpre=
den unb eemielben ibre 3idtdnos gu be5aben.
WGra 5. 2m 10
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-03-05
Columbus Warftberfbt.
s oIunbus, 3. Wdr3 1868.
Varnt III perfaufen.

Des unerssidneten Garm, Meiten pet ypn Columbus
unb n eile Olth @ltpn In Yrare Srpnibp aeleaen
1T bisrmit ;um geraufe aneebcen Die s5am enbd So
@dsr ess bsten 9anees unb u binreidenb nit gerberun-
gen perieben. Gs ub ;pei gSpbnbduIer Seuer Stauna
unb autes gDaer sprbanben Mu Elm iunasr Sblaartsm'
nit allen Ssrten Obj bepFan,t 1T auf bsm plase Weasn
Ribsrem psnoe man @ an zen Gsenbiner we6er auf er.
fnibnter 8arm prbnt.
Daniel 6lenins
Bfe. u. lmb MI 2ma
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sc . t / &.

6eue babe Id meinen sau;sn MtsiI an Der gtrma 80 @u
bps w. Co.,, an meinen Sotn Gntil Mmbps aufi nberra
gen. in sssu aamsn eas gsiaS in 3aaaft ssfaer psr.
aIieBi6s gpImat, idmmtIide ausfebenoe goroerunsen
senannter irma pueetirsn. Mae Delsntsen pele ber
rnberen irma 9 @mbcs Co.. lules nb tperben Bier.
nit aufsefrrcert ben Setras iber Su6 an Gm Mmbps,
ueer ben Dcn tm tsrsu autbrrrtsn assnien mSsd baD
einiusaslen.
geeter Mmbps.
erlumsus O., UfbY. |. 1868. ew tw Int b
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baS Serr 5enrp Stemsborn, unier Mgent in
Yortsmoutb, Obio, lit BON uns beauftragt Die &iids
ftdnoe fir ben rg8e ftboten" in Yortsmoutb uno
Scioto Gountp su erbeben. unlere oortisen Mton-
nenten fuollen oeBbaIs bel 5rn StemsbOrn porpre<
den unb 3ablung 0ri4ten.
Eeb, o.. '6S. 2mp.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-03-05
6au6 su perfdufen.

Des nntrseihnften gut einserihtetes gpobnSaus NIT
S6euer, Staquna unb Mfer 2anb babei MeiIen n6rt4
Columbus In Norb Columbus seIes III uater sby por.
tbetafien BeetneInaen III perfaufen.
Ndtsrss earaber srfabrt man bel benz Gtasnttimer
MleIdnber Benoert,
ppbnbaft In Hortb Columbus.
g. FEB 2mbm INN
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Su perfaufen.

Cine fhHre 5arm BON 81 Mdern an Der granptue Qlaut
Roab Neilen cfh ppn @pIumbus, nit einen euen BAD.
fetn agobnbaus nit at 9tmmrn unb sutem Reaer enem
suen 8runnen, etc., mirb am
Samitas, d. Mdrs 1858, um llbr Ra9mittass,
Sr unb Steus au Sfener auet,cn ;um gertauf aus.
gebeten menn tie nt Der Seit uner Der Sann Yeraut
pirb.
8ebinerneen.-g Gin Drttel baar, etn Drittel In es.
nem Sabr une Elm Dritis IN swsi Sabren nit 9inen.
Ndberes erfdbrt man BON
s. Brodpap,
tn Der Stase Offiee, otef
gSn1. SamiIon,
syeb. l5.-2p tm tn Columbus Sbtr
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-03-05
Nerteiratbet.

Nm TO- Gebruar i'm 6auIe Der gern Der 8raa burb Zen
Gtrp 6. E. 8lpd Der GYansel prot Rtre in gbiui.
eptbe pr, Scbn g. Sclts Columbus, nit Traul Erie.
oertda Splpina @neins BON Gbiuiepsf, Nob Counts s.
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Tarm Sll perfaufen
pber au vert q n ( q, n.

Sd bin seonnen. neine naht bel BEN StabtHn gfdnterf
IN Dntman Co., Sbp, seleeene Sarm 6O Gfer Qanb
peber peraufen rber sesen @runbesentum In bieaer
Sabt u pertauen uno erhe ben Mebbetrae eafr beat-
len Tas 2anb est Der Gfe grpe 8cabs 20 bic 50
Mfer ne fupirt nnb einessn unb 1T Gin Saus, Stan u.
NJ, baraaf. 90 1T Elm SertreHItte gIas une gut NIT
NDalnuB, 9ufsrbdumen unS sutem nntsrto3 bepadfen.
pier it eta gutter 5anoel su MAIDEN.
g. 80. Mnoretps,
SfFet an Der Gfe BON SS9> unb grcab Sirass.
Sch. 8. Int bp I'M
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QIDmintitratDrS= Vlnseiae.

&c prb bierbur anaeeist bag bic ntsr,ethne aIs Wb.
minilraprin Der 6irterlaenaft beS serfprbenen otu
@ultnsr. ter sen grantlin GOunts Obo, bente benz.
5sbruar 1865 pom Der Yrobae Court gesbmdBg
wprben t.
Gatbarina @ulbner.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-03-05

Mlte Srau ermorbet. - Dor einisen Sasen
tano man Jrau Mnna Ban Nanb cine 85iabrige
@rciin, in ibrer Wobnun9, eiiua Wteilen iiblid
pm 6hibins, %. o., an ibrem gettpfoifen bdnsen.
Grit n,etnte man, lie bdtte Selbitnorb begangen,
aber balb fanb man, bob Tie ermoroct unb beraubt
poroen par. ba tire &iiten unb Gaiten aufsebrohen
tparen Sie alte 6rau mobnte gans alletn, murbe
fur ippblbabeno gebaiten, unb bate tpie man reint,
piei @olo uno Stlbergelb I'M Sauie, wopon feline
Spur su finben mar.
Sntereiiant fir 8eliber BON 7-3Oer Bombs
gefonntlit baben Die 8eiber bieler Bombs basGedt,
Sci Werfa bsrielben entteoer gaaraslo Obsr 5-20sr
5u berlan9en. go lan9e 2ebtere iber pari fteben.
D. B. rnebr pertb inb als bic Summe Dollars, auf
melfe iie louten, nirb Iiemanb Yaar9elb nebmen
pouen Siele 8abl oauert aber nur big gum Wer-
| faQta9e.
NIs i'm auauit 1867 cine serie bieier Bombs faaie
muroe batten bic 8eliber BON etpa flint Willionen
cerielben ben redtseitisen umtau19 peridumt nno
erbielten BON Der Ne9erun9 nur Dos baare @elo,
Dollar tir Sear mas ibnen elnen Werlult BON ilber
$3.50 600 bradte.
big Monaten, tuerben bic lebten beioen Serien
730er 8onbs fdIlis BON meIden ebt nod iiber suei-
bun6ert Wfonen ausiieben uno lit es 5u befrdten,
oaB bieIes Wfal nod pel mebr YerIonen perIGumen,
iolde redtseitis nit srobem @etpinn su pertaufeu
ODER geeen 5-20er Bombs, tpelde pGt. 3inIen tra-
gen. in @olo 5ablbar, uno ielbt melt ber pari fe=
ben, umSutauiden.
Die26ffeI. bi. 20ffel MAIDEN bielen Men=
Iden piel gu 9affen oietpeil e nibts su l5eln ba=
ben ooer 5 piel gel6elt baben. Gen. Butler eeb0rt
gu Der leben un9liidliden Sors, unb Die ibeln ol=
gen fommen oft gan3 uner,partet iiber i'm. gfeuld
beiuhte er su Waibington Die Borlelung bes Serrn
0idens uno mad)te fb tpie sep0bnli6, Mllen ba-
burd bemerflid, baB er bnr ben, 8eeinn Der @prIes
iung iid, ponlpDs i'm Saale berum be,pegte. Seine
2Sffelseidifte tpurbe oaburd natirlih in bas @e=
bdbtnib zines Seben gebradt. .-Sr. Sifens begann
iene 8orlejung, in pelder folgenbe iebr unidulbige
Stele porfam: Sir, elmer r,einer sSreunbe miro
morsen auf sic narten." Sir, idb bin Sbnen iebr
perbinolid fir bic Warnuns. pelde sic mir seee=
eeben baben. uno id peroe 6em 8ebienten gan3 be-
on1ere Snlruttionen seben, bic 20ffel ein5uidlie-
Ben" - Gin furdtbares @eld6ter folste. Sr. Sid.
ems fonnte itd nidt einbilben. tparum biele elebs
sitiee Stelle Elm ioldes @eladter erreete, unb ses
rietb etipas in 8er,uirruns in benz @lauben, baB er
ielbit einen ldberlifen 0eroB semaht baben miiiie
0ies erregte natiirtib erneutes 8eldhter. Ser
ySel6 bon ben soloenen 26ifen" laB au beiBen Gob-
len, 90 er mubte, mo 8arte ben MOit gebol bate.
= Nm Montas telegrapbirte Der Staatsiecretdr
an Bancroft nod Berlin, uno erbielt beute folsenbe
Nnttport:
8erlin, l. Mdr, Seram o. 5eb. unterseid=
nete uno abeeihidte 0ertrag belmmt, bab bic 9lus=
panberung frei ein ion ,vfb bab Die Naturalization
bic 9tationalitdt oes Nusaemanoerten perdnoern io
8eeilen gie bic &atiiicatiOn oes 8ertrases Qlnter.
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Ser bier in Columbus inter Dem besei6nenoen
Iamen r8olomeier" poblbefannte Sf)ninbler uno
MeiberbetbDrer 1T plDbi9 uieoer in @enralia, ST.,
als ruiIiider @raf uno frommer Bplf i'm boppelten
Shapel5 aufgetaud)t uno leioer 1T es bm aud bort
eelungen, cine tb6rihte Witti6 gu betb0ren Sem
9entralia .SemDfrat" entnebmen mir bic folaenben
ginelnbeiten iber bas Nuftreten bes @rafen Sause.
nihtstp in ienem Staotden:
r2ebten SreitaS e. Sebr) mar unler Stdbtden in
SroBer Nntregung, oenn es pobnts unter ns ein ed=
ter rullder gbelmann uno bphgeborener @rat ga.
mems 8rof 2uows YreIentin, Der ieinem erlten 8e=
fannten, Dem beii9en 8auimann s. 6. 8pbn, @un=
oeroin9e BON ieinem Ioel, ieinem te6thun uno iei-
men S6idlalen er5dblte. Ser Sfres 1einer 8efann=
ten nabm lbnel 5u, un0 Die @eIhiften bes Serrn
@rafen fanoen ben unbebingtelten @lauben 9ls
freilinniger Wtann batte er feline garriere in &ub=
lamb perborsen trat in preuBiidle Wtilitdrbenlte,
apancrte balo Sum Utaior bel ben.gIraIlieren, aber
es seIie! ibm nl9t uno er bei9lob, nod Mmerifa
ibersulieoeln. Oaber faufte er einen 9Bedbiel bon
100000 auf gem Dorf, uno reiite nit rau unb brei
&noern BON Samburg ab. Mber auf Der See pere
lor Der reid)e 9rme feline ssrau uno Ginoer unb fam
allein in 9tetp Oorf an Sod elm unaliif iiber bas
anbere be9egnete ibm, oenn ibm mar aud Iein @eh=
iel aus Dem Softer geitoben. &ur3, er fano nit al-
len ieinen Gr5dblun9en pplen @lauben unter ben
9uten Seuten unIeres Stdbtdens.
Sn Der ShuIe Der Srubial seprift, beidloB er auf
l6on als oeutifer Miiiiondr on pielen Orten in
amerita funsirt. gr prebiste aud5 bier Elm paar
NAL uno fano 9roBen 8eifal. 8on einem beuti9en
Shubma1er, 9tamens Sanoer, Der elmer Ieiner Wer=
lpunoerer tpar, bprete er $50. 9ud bate er Die Be=
fanntdaft elmer iebr atbtbaren beligen Wittpe 9e=
madt, Die iid nod einieen Sasen bur9 ben Nntras
leines Ser5ens iebr glidlid fublte. 2ebten Sonn=
tag iplte ole SD5ett itattiinoen, aber Der frome,
eemltblGs Swner @ottss wollte ni4t oulosn, onB
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-26

Our correspondent "Co-operation," gave in
THURSDAY s paper some of the reasons sor the
failure Of cooperative establishments, but We
do not think he went over the whole groand.
To our mind, one of the most serious defects IN
the system lies the fact that those charged
with their supervision or management do not
feel that vital interest in their success which 10
felt by an ndividual whose all - invested in
his business; and, hence, that the care In buy
ing and the effort to extend business, by advsr-
using attractions ana polite attention to custo-
mers, are no; exercised 10 the same extent that
they are by the man IN business entirely on his
own account.
This latter point was illustrated very forcibly
in the experience of a gentleman of our &C.
quain,ance with the grocery store lately in
operation ON Ninth street, in this city. When
the effort TO establish IL was being mide he
was called upon and persuaded to subscribe
TO the stock under the indueemeut that he would
not only he largely the gamer in the cost price
OF his purchases. but also in the profits of the
concern, which were Ger tain to be large and
divided regularly. Belle wing that the prin-
cIple involved was correct, AID that CERTAINLY
ore or the other Of the promised results ought
10 be accomplished If the establishment were
properly managed, he took one share of the
stock, and paid IN his ten dollars In due time
after the store was under way, he called In
aud inquired the price of several staple ar,i-
cies, with the view of computing IT with that
charged for the same goods BY his old grocer
and seeIng what tue saving would be; bu', to
ms great disgust, he was unable to get a re-
sTectiul or satisfactory reply TO any of his
questions. Subsel neatly he called again and
made some slight purchases, but, not receiving
the polite attention or seeing the accomml-
tn VII ha hqH hoau
cUstoIned under like circumstances, he babe
sdieu &c his ten dollars and shook the dust of
the estabiis hment from his shoes forever
Whether the experience of any other Gus
toners or would-be customers tallies with this
case or not we have no means of kno wing, but
we lave DO doubt the failure of many of the
cooperative enterprises is to some extent fairly
chargeable to the causes suggested above, or to
others OF like character.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-26
A PROCLAMATION.

By tie Pyesid-st Of tie United States If America
Whereas the President Of the United States
has heretofore set forth several proclamations,
Offering amnesty and pardon to persons who
had been or were concerned in the late REBEL
lion against the lawful authority Of the Gov
eminent OF the United STATES, which procla-
nations were severally issued on the eighth
day of December, ls63. on the twenty sixth
Day OF March. 1854, on the twenty hi nth Of May
1865, on the seventh day OF september, 1866,
and on the fourth day of July, In the present
wear:
And whereas the authority of the Federal
Government having beer re-estaDlished IN all
the States and Territories within the jurisdic-
ZION of the United States, it is believed that such
prudential reservations and exceptions as Of
the dates Of said several proclamsEons were
deemed necessary and proper may now be wis.,
Iy and justly relinquished and that a universal
ann esty aud pardon for participation IN said err
beilion extended to all who have borne any
part therein, will tend to secure permanent
peace, order, and prosperity throughout tie
land, and TO rene " aud fully restore confidence
and fraternal feeling among the whole people,
and their respect and attachment TO the Ma
tional Government, designed by its p4triolc
founders for general good:
Now, therefore, be it known that I, Andrew
johnson, President of the United States by
virtue of the pow er and authority in me vested
by the Constitution. and In the name of the
sovereign people of the United States, do here
by proclaim and declare Internationally, and
without reservation. to all and TO every person
" no directly or Indirectly participated in the
late instruction or rebellion, a full pardon and
smnes ty for the offence of treason az ain It tue
I nited States, or of adherIng TO their enemia s
during the late civil war; with restoration of all
rights, privileges, and immunities under the
Constitution and the laws which have been
made in pursuance thereof
In testimony whereof, I have signed these
presents with my hand, and have caused the
seal of the United States to be hereunto aft xed
Done at the city of Washington, the twenty.
Eth day OF December, in the year OF
our Lord one thousand eight hundred
[sRAL and sixty -eight, and of the Independ.
ence of the United States of America
the ninety third.
ANDREW JOHNSON
By the President:
+. W. SEWARD, Acting Secretary of State.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-26

EDIcTs AGAINST CHRIsTIANITY.-Late in.
telliEenee shows that the japanese have COM
menced a war agsinat Christianity. The
Christian religion is forbidden. The japanese
evident y have yet to learn the first lesson Of
toler alton, and the lesson, we fear, will be
Taught not in the term of a homily, but rather
with the more convincing argument of whole
come ehastisement. The japanese swept
more than twenty thousand men out of exist.
ence for no fault than that they had ceased to
believe the absurdIties of heathenism. 1t was
much safer hundred years ago to commit
such an atrocity than il is now. But the pre-.
cedsnt still working out ITS evil res ults The
old DEGREES are posted up. 1t is not safe for a
foreigner to ger unattended beyond the limits
Of the large cities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-26

IT Is NOT OFTEN that an author receives 90
ha'terins compliment as is paid to our towns
woman Mrs. Southwortb, by Bonner, the pub.
isher OF the Ledger, in re-publishing in that
paper her story The Hi dden Hand written
several years ago. That this should be done
IN these days Of attractive literary novelties
sevidsnce Of the high esteem ia which her
production Is held by both the CONDUCTOR and
readers Of that paper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-26

The Flash of Lightning, is on O. the has,
plays brought cut in tins city the present sea :.
son, and Is put on the stage At WALL. Ona-.
House in excellent style By those enterpr,s.ng
Insnsgers. Messrs. Bland and Baker The la,
Ter Is a fine actor, and appears to good advau-
iage IN the new piece, while the excellent act.
-Eg Of Lille Eldridge and Mss Thompson
wins then enthusiastic applause. The plav
Will be repes ed this evening
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-26

"A curious and somewhat doutfuI statement
Is IN circulation, to the effect that sin the clos
ing days Of the last session Of Congress, while
the President and his Cabinet were in tbs Can.
itoi building, an effort was made by members
OF the Senate Committee on Foreign Affairs to
nave the President change General Rosecrans'
appointment from that Of Minister to Mexico 10
'ha' OF Minister to Russia, on account of Rose
Grams religious belief"
Nohslderng that General Rosecrans is a
nohc OF tne straigntest sect, and that the
national religion Of Mexico is the sauna ubiIs
That Of Russia is that of the Gr.sx Ch,,.h 10
1sii to zee the eogency OF the reason for TIE uro
posed transisr'-suppOsing IL To have been con.
:empIated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-26

Much to our surprise, the New York Tribsns
paDiisnsd the Presidents proclamation of an
.es'y yesterday without word Of comment or
nee 70 II edItoriaiiy. Honisd praise we
Were prepared tor, or a savage assani,: hut for
nce, never What are the warriors and
pesee-nakers Of that estabIis hment ahant,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-26

L REPARK FOR THE HOLIpAYst
c. L. PERRIE CO.,
TEAS, FINE GR0OkRIEs, WINES, AND
LIQUORS,
Northwest Corner 9th aud streets
Would call attention to their stock of
FINE STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIEs
Suitable for the season, which they warrast =, n.
Fresh, Of the best Quality, and which they
will ell as reasonable ss the same
District Of Columbia
They have Just received and have on hand
ATMoRE'S MINCk MEAT,
In Glass Jazz Of ~ the Pound.
Layers, extra hne, in Quarter, Half and Whole
Boxes.
RAlSINS,
Seed1ess. all kinds for Cooking
SUkRAkTs, ClTR0N. SPICES
kERWINs COMBINATION SPICE,
som einafk new
ooOk1ssaa' e VIM s mise saaAspY;
'EI RHasarslP Rf SS.SaT AMP FRESH
PURE -OIOvER HONsF.o'
cp.rprppInS small Glaze Jars;
DIP sly R q r,
EauAl 70 Honey:
BUT!lEHi CHEESE, LAID. ELoUR,
HAMS, DRIED BESF. BEEF TONGUES.
NEW MESS AspEs aAcKrReL, GOD
FISH. BLOA Ms:
SMOKED AND PIOkLED SALMON, &C., &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-26

Under the authority conferred upon him by
the second section of the third article OF the
Constitution, the President issued YESTERDAY
his long-talksd-of proclamation granting full
and unconditional pardon and amnesty TO all
PERSONS engaged in any way in the lac rebellion
against the United States Government. 10.
llevlDg that the shortest and surest road To
permanent peace lay in that direction. we have
always held 1t matter for regret that the
insiigators and leaders of the thrice accursed
enort 10 destroy the Union were not punished
promptly and to the full extent of the Law
immediately upon the suppression of the insur.
rsction; yet, in view of existing circumstances.
We have no doubt the course now pursued by
The Executive is wise and proper, and the best
PROBABLY that could be adopted II it does
any thing toward restoring peace and quiet to
ine country We shall be satisfied, as we doubt
not all reasonable people will be-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-26
" TION,
No. 900 PENEA AVE-,
Between 18th and 18th sfreexs
TEETH rxrRACrEp WITHOUT Pars.

A9 charge VIII be made for extracting wseFs a
lnsiai Teeth are inserted, although the~ruzss.
nstisns VII De reasired 20 psy for the9 ~
stll be deducted when the Teeth are made II.
ssiSSo,ss ,, is noS prepared 20 Iass Teeth
Stia anc Boston pri ees. All persons wishing den.
s work cone can have II g cheap ss IN the above
nsmed cities. All work will be done In the rsateF,
aDo best manner, ana warranted 90 give entire
setisfactioh. Persons will do well TO % II Ano -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-26
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

To TIL. CLERKS
OF THE DEPARrMnNTs
AND orHBRs.
Christmas Goods,
FOE THI HOLIDAYS.
J. w. SELBY & CO.
Have placed upon their Retail Counters,
AT GREATLY RKDUC I'D PRIoEs.
SEVERAL THOUSAND
ENGLISH DRESS PATTERNS,
81, S25o. 81.
ESQ, -, ESQ,
Per Pattern Of ten ysrus each.
They are now seairg ten yards Of
BLACK ACPAOA
for $3.50.
These goods are better than we sold formerly.
The above goods are sold less than importers
Price and are guaranteed TO be perfect.
We have made great reduction n the price Of sur
tine nrst efthe year.
Ten yards best CALICO for 81 IS.
CANTON FLAkNEL from lzil up.
Good en- Stitched HANDkERCHIEFS, Is cts.
Embroiaered Hem Stitched HANDkER-
CBIEFS, 62ls cents.
Our store will be opened till O'Clock at night
Gail early II you want e. procure bargains.
SEQ PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ssuth side,
de23 st lhep near 7tb street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-26

ns Black Crock" is being Performed in
s.p'tai ayie asthe National Theatre, and should
have q coed run.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-26

Wendell Philips opposes the repeal of the
TenUre-Of- Office act.