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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-01-03
B. f. III Y ATT,
General Collecting Agent,

Will attend to all business entrusted 10 him
with promDtness. .Offiee opposite Court
House, Findlay " o.
REFERS By PgRMIssIOS-E. P. Jones, Presi
dent First National Bank, p. SOurs, Cashier
Citizens Bank. dec27.ly
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-01-03

Our goods are new and clean no old Gue-
fsea goods among them.
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Wsf. TAYLOR,
J. J; n. BAkEH, Com. on R

A resolution of thanks was also
adopted, in behalf of the services of
Mr.. Cook. of Dayton, Ohio, for his
able and instructive address before
the Institute on Friday afternoon and
evening.
The meeting, upon the whole was
considered a very decided success,
and highly beneficial to those in at
tendance. We regret that the teach
ers of our county were not all in at
tendance, yet there were one hundred
present, iiue men and i1omen, besides
many citizens of the town and vicin-
who enjoyed the good things then and
there done.
E. MILLER, Pres't.
P. W. BAIL, Sec'y.
Findlay, Dec. 2Sth, 1867.
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EVENING STAR.
LATE TELEGRAMs, &c.

Hon. Horatio SeymOIr Iec:ured Ia Savaloga
yesterday before he Sar .toga esrlcriyural So
ciefy, and was serenaded in the evsainq, and
made a shor- political speech. On che way he
was serenadrd In Albany and made a brIes
speccb, saying tha; he had received the mo :
earnest assurances from ev" v p.,rs of the coun-
uy of sue' rs Ia tDe present canvass.
Mr.. John :. All~n, who was, a short time
since. cony yictrd IN the Unitrd STATS Court in
Brooklyn OF deiIaudHg tue reye aue, and SEN
trh' ed 70 hue and IupTE Onm nj. ba- b. ea y r.
don by the President. Mr.. Allen was r.
leased from the peqstentary ca w In" day, on
pay meat OF the fine OF S2ejJ dCcr,ed by the
Cour..
The work Of raising the Woehawken, which
wa sunk 10 Charls-toR barbor dnTins the at
tack Oh Snm'er, has b III suspe ada for he
pr sent, ow ing to the inte ruptIOns caused by
the heavy ". w.Rds and storm.
The GoyeIl of Gcorgia has sued a proc
" nation ays5Dst AIMED 0 ga aiZatioas of wdat-
ever kind IN the Slate, excepting TIRE amy OF
the URrtci s.. .
IL II repOr,rd from Mexico that the ig-ur-
gent M Sierra PUeB'a Wee def =, q in n rr-
cent b1tt'e lo-Ing Sll +1eIr ar. lily GId many
prisoners.
IL ~ si-.t q that tIa dc-i-a for the National
l. ncoln document - SprinEfield Illinois. by
l'Tkln J. VI de ha accept q.
The 1rial OF ne Feulau WhaIen for the nau~-
dt 7 Of u Arcy " 6.se is M prOgr- -- in Olaxa-
Cans ia
The Ken Ucky STATE Far wls opened on the
> a Iu--tuj.
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GENTLEMEN'S LIST.


Adams Arthur T.; Adams Bantler +; An
denars Frank; Anderson C-pt II; Addison Jo-
seph l.; Arnett Joseph: Abdell Joseph f.. Ad-
ans Joseph; Adams J h; Alexander Col NJ
Andrews X M; Arnold Solomon; Aadei son
WD.
B-Rrokam A H; Brown Alfred q; Barker
Benz; Berrell Benz J; Bro Bate d; Bate Chas
T.; Browne Charles L; Bisser Charles; Blanch-
ard Z; Boyd Chas q, Brown Cbas ID; Burdck
Lieut. Chas: Bishop Chas; Byraes Daniel J;
ma NJ; Barker L l.; Bolts Eros; Barry Emory:
Bright Edward; Berry Edward Il: Burr Frank;
Boner Frederick; Bourlales Fred; Baker q &
r; Barton Geo =, 9; Bayley Gumuhiel Barnes
Henry $; Bolcherd Henry, col; Brooks Henry;
Ferry Harry H; Berghalt Henry; Burkley Jul;
Barrett James; Buckly Isaac; Barry James:
Briggs John +, 2; Brown Johnston u Byrnes
J h; Bruel 7; Barrett Oric; Byrne Peter; B ID
win X; Barnhouse Richard; Bachus Robert:
Barreps Myrick; BoIes Stephen; Baroar w
l.; Blossom Mai w A; Babcock W H: Belner
Walter; B1rton w Frank; Blsudye w H; Burk
" VII. ~ DA' 'A' ''i' DU,h rs
C-Chapman A A; Cummings Alexander.
20 & Burridge, Clarke Chas :; & -rloton G:
Garth Chas H. Cook H; Chew & e.: Cba-a
Chloe; Colgan a Dickner; CsrroII + w: Clarke
Daniel Conger + ); Cooper Edmond: c. rstpts
Emmench; Clarke T. Il; Clark Fred A. Coi,.v
Frank: Goliath Frank A; Cla ggett + w: & NJ
mack Geo Z: Caleb Capt George; Carroll Geo.
Close II: Cole Major H Il; Cushings II ri. CIV
tbs w A; Gushing Henry; Coleman Lanes.
Cathell Eyerist; Ceilings w: CHAPMAN Irrr;r;
Conner ~ John; Carter B; CIe,tianieI Inhn..
Caldwell Col w; Cook Capt Jss: TiIsrt Ia;
+; Cook George; Connell Mathew; ConanI MI
]; Clark + NJ, ,; Clark Prentice NJ. q Clrroii
p W: Cooper Samuel Il; Caprou T. Carsar
Thos {; C.ssell Thos: CIsridge William. TsrI
roll NIllilm; Chandler w; Cole WIN. Crar-
VIM; Coe Capt VIII
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AN EXECUTING ADVENTURE WITH SSAK -
A CORES pondsat of tie Baltimore Ane cicI 4
writtp 2 IRON Accide at, Allie -any County. NJ =.
Sept. 2, says: Ol the ID instant Nh. 10 ',Ih
B"eyhly, in company with his son Mich le,
and three OF bus daughters, toge.he- with
yoang lady, Miss Jane Boye-, were elgayed
in picking berries Oh the mouuta;u side, and
had been pursuing t1e'r llbors during the
morning filling their baskess with the frP h
fruit, when towards noon Their atte enton was
dir ct,d to t1e loud barking OF their dog. who
had been b. airing them company, and who had
suddenly disappeared in the licruess Of the
surrounding forest Mr.. Beeghly, being aux
ions to / now what was the cause of so much
noise, sent his son in the woods to ascertain.
He had moi been gone long before his criss TO
his father TO hs ten 10 his assistance soon
brought that gentleman to the scene, where he
found the young man standing close 20 a lar.e
rock, beating about him VIII vigor, and, on
getting close, found that he had killed thr
large ratflesna kes. 1t being evident that the
rock was their place of concealnent, and b.ing
determined ID ascertain whether any more
lurkcd about. they soon, by the aid of their
uni I'd strength, SucceodCd in displaciug large
den of these poisonous reptiles wss found, filI-
ed with Its hid. ous occupants. ProcurIrg
pole, they sc on went 70 work SID kill tlr0a
more large snakes of the sane specs, nd
finally reach nest containing foi ~ Mt
young ones, the smallest me .suriug ore 100. in
length. They sucr- d. 4 in Co. mat'rg the
whole family aIter being engaged in the war
for about one hour.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.


Reported Reyerscs oil the Rebels. &c.
HAVANA, Sept. 10.-Advices from Mexico
state that the insurrection in Puebla had been
put down. Geas ais Lucas aud BouIila had
surTende ed at discrei on. Goaorals MGR End
Cort'ni had de !patcd the rebels IT San Miguel
General Alatorre himself had slso def atrd
another body at Fetel,. whore the los-c5 on
bot sides were heavy. General Negrete fed
with Colonels Prieto and Dom'nlques, aud had
not been caught. Gov. Antonio Gomez Cuer-
Vo, of Jalisco, who was impcach and de-
pos'd by Con gresc, for having saucuoucd the
summary ex' cution of some robbers far the as.
sassination of Gen. Patoae, had been confirmed
1t rs reported that the General had been drug
ged by order of Gen. Cai uto previous to his as.
sisslnatlon. Pr~@ident Ju res had ordered
the immediate arrest and tri 4 o. Gen. Caruto
Ihe lare copspirators agains, the life OF Pref
dent JuareZ had b"en liberated Irom pri-on and
ordered into punishment. An American citi-
zen, named Pierce, having sunerc indig litie,
at ordoba, had made foi NAL complaint and
application for redress to Charge d. Aaaires
Plumb,
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THE PHILADELPHIA TRAGEDY.


PHILADELPHIA, Sept. ll--No clue has vet
o. en- Obtained to the murderer of Mary Mob Il =
man. Many suspicious characters have been
arrested by the police and discharged. The
Coroners' inquest commenced this morn
ing Physicians testified that death
YVES caused by strangulation and not by
drowning. Also, the uece I'd had been dead
twenty-four hours when discovered, but there
was no evidence that the body had been in the
water for that length of time
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THE VERMONT STATE FAIR,

BURLINGTON, VT, Sept. 1.-THE State Fair
mere proves more successful than for many
years past. The number of entries in ali de-
p.rtments is unprecedented, being double those
OF any previous year. Yesterday, addree ses
We're delivered by Senator Edmunds and Mr.
Grlswold, the Republican candidate for Gov
ernor OF New York. The people present yes
-
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POLITICAL MEETINGS IN OHIO.

CLkN NELAND, sept. lI.-CIoy Todd, of Colum-
bus. CongrC smau DelaHo aud others cidr"s,e Ell
a large Republican m citing here yesterday. "A
ICTcDiight procession OF the Grant Boys in
Blue took place at night.
Hon George III. Pendleton will address he
Democratic meeting here ,o-day.
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ATTEMPT To RELEASE CoNNICTS.

BoSToN. Sept ll.-An unsuccessful attempt
wpS made list p'ght to reIea . thrce conylct>
from ne SAFE Prison n CharioStowd. by 4
man nam Fr eman, whose term has inst ax- :
plr'd. Freeman was captured after SHOOT ny
the watcFman in the hand.
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ONDITION o. EA. PREsyUENT
PIERCE,

toNCoED, sept. l1.-EN-Pr~s sident 7. .prcl
pas ed lest Il ght Comfor lbly, and brs SYM .
toms this morning are more favorable.
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D FFlC D..
LIST OF LETTERS.
Remaining i'm the Washington City Post
Office, Friday, September IL. Is6..

RST To obtain any of these letteIs, The appli-
cant must call for Advertised Letters, givirg
the cate of the list.
81 II not called for within one month they
Will be- sent TO the Dead Letter Office.
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ayOle BplI leaves Liverpool this veal, for
he United States.
~Attorney General wilkins. of Nova SEQ.
TIA. says that he breads a1nexat' on with the r.
s. above all things, but believes that the CON.
Alteration Of the colonies tends that way.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-11
MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD.

J. h. BARNES. Surgeon General Uaited sta;es
Army, W sshington.
p. j. HoRWlTZ, Chief Medical Department
United States Navy, Washington.
ID. W. BLISS, II. d., Washington.
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~ They are trying experiments in donkey

a fcod
~Gold and silver auklets are announced
for ladies, and TO tie worn outside the stock
ings, 1T is added
~Hack driver Martin O'Brien Kill d n
self in Boston With his .ck-knfe.
~A dispatch, da Halifax, Nova Scot n.
s Us: The great Ia, for Sl.0I0 between the
ceiebrat Americ N horse General Williams
and Sk"daddler re-ulIod in an easy victory for
the former
S The harvest of the new rice crop in South
Carolina and q Org.a has commencl 8. and Ne
quality At is said 20 be the finCst eve. known.
The yield is estimated az seventy five bushels
per acre.
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OFFICERS:

q. CLARK. Philadelphia. President.
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance aud Executive
Committee.
HENRf ID. COOKE, Washington, Vice Presi-
dent.
and Actusry.
ES.TURNER, " Washincton, Assistant Secretary
FRANCIS G. SMITH, VI. ID Medical Directo-
J EWING BEARS, NJ. D., Assistant Medical Di-
rector
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-11

MA young lady and gentleman Mis-
Il.zie Bel on and Mr. Ella r. Joraiamon-
We're drowned while sailing near Newark, n
J.. oa Tuesday.
s|ImItaticn pearls for necklaces and dress
trimmings are quite in vogue.
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A HARD CAsR-On the right OF Au.. 29th a
yOuDgstsT Dsm u Vim ThomT on, OF Clark--
VILE. Pike TO. Mo haVin won the he;.I q.
earned of he per-On OF a Ms of some IL sum-
mers- namsd Hudson, from the o-Idence OF
her parent AZ Ia Gr?pge. Lewis co. They
d">cer Ged rhe Mississippi some 81 mile alone
N 81 open skst drench bv a heavy rs n.
The iaTher followed by steamer. he'd the pai-
aTrs st- = ard Te-ufnf w.'h mem IN charge OF
an or r. Ire sash having given out, thsv
had rot go TFrrI 4 The course OF .rue love
never dId ron smooth .
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TIE CHAMPION SCCLLING RACE The
sculhEg race OF five miles for purse OF two
thousand dollars and the championship Of
PIttcburg, between Walter Brown, of Portland.
and HpDry Coulter, OF Manchester, result q in
favor Of Brown by about two minutes. The
race. which was TOwsd six miles above the
city. was enuTely fsir. The TIME was thirty
three MINUTES and fOrty-five 'conds-the IsTt-
est on record. The v-e,,ther was uBfavorable.
a TlZZiinE RAIN prevailing all the afternoon.
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ATTOR RNEYS:

wM. K CHANDLER. Washington, ID. q.
GEORGE HARDING, Philsdelphis.
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'ONFERENcE cF TIE AFRICAN UNION Fir ST
tti.'EEU MFTHt'uISr PBOTE sTANT Gnu. CH.
i Its body. which hG~ in seSsiOn in \.
1hCm5s lurch- CtrstGL- T -, for .eV~ ~
DAP 2 81 al fJU..4 GA " N day 10 IN AZ
again Cu the "ecCud = .tUrday N Sen. anber.
- Iue conference b" been pr nd 4 over
by krv. Ili4am Bowen. with Il. L Is. Haz-
zard - ~errr -Ty- anu CuI .ng the session acOd-
siderable amount OF rOut ue bus g has N
tEtnSacI 1. Before adIOuI ling the president
announce q IFe following appoin, .nents. y
Thomas S.9t5ou aud N-s5Op RqItimot,a
iarl II WIZ Us, OiE Grove and i > N
iT-'"ia Nj ion Ja +. J.1viu. Proyi-
GeTCo church p Id Nj ION, EIkton. T. f.. r.
AST FC = LuE~'s Church. Norfolk. Va, w
LeWts- vs. -rE Ma~yla1d q rcui' Jacob Pc
ter y~yn Chapel aud Mission. Falls road.
EJW'FG ". Sco.i, BariYaOre Coun V circuit, A
q N0dEeT- GUN Anne's @nd Kent county r'r-
L,'t HlG Y lcI- : UUe, HOTluck. s'1utherl
Mission. Thomas Wells, W"stern Virginia
M.SslCn7 2enry Davis, Har ford cCr1.y Ms
sion John Scott fillmore county NJ ION.
E@UTHEG'H '~rhlU = on. -rrCII Mont zCIur-y
ard p 'rrick county Mission. LPw's BOrd:
f1S = >rC Mission, B-Ei min i -er.nan -
. r.f. T1. ffFs
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PFrTEST CF THE NICEOES LATELY En-
FELLED FE0A TIE GEOEGIA LEGIsLATURE-
I he negro mernL-rs OF the Georgia Legislature
lately u ClsTed Ineil g Die nave published pro-
I"st- addressed - the Speaker aud members of
lest against the outrage perpetraIed on their
raUe. and sly tEey wi.l appeal al the proper
time % Congress. Tie paper is sign"d by the
tWenty-rlgnt eNpeiif members and by twelve
Republican members. accompanied by the d.
mand that The prO,est be entered on the journal
Of he House, which the House refused to per-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-11

CONVICTION FOR FRAUD ON THE PENSION
OFFICs.-lnforDatisl has b en- received a. ne
Pension Once that at a recent tenn OF the u.
;. Court held at Chic4go, Iihnois, Robert Sher-
~ was couyicsd and sentenced 10 ,he peni-
tentiary for fraud aud 70 ,eery ia ooan- Ito
with his own claim for a pension.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-11

ECCLTsIA>TICbL TRIAL.-The trial of Rev.
JObu II. Hubb~rd, Of Westerly. X. L.. charged
with violating a general canon OF The EpIsco-
pal Church u tbr procuring and making use
of the service of person not a minister OF the
Pro- sstant Episcopal Church, is progre sing in
Providence. The trlal Was order d by Il shop
Clark. Of the Diocese Of Rhode Island Hon
he-lPs :. Bradley and John II. Silver, OF
Providence, are council for the pro-ecuiors.
anO Hon. Il. +. ThurstOn, of Providence, and
X v. John Cotton Smith, ID. d.. Of New York
Tor me accused.
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PFrE~TEIANrsN AT TRoY-OHe H,oGysJ M. :
az To-. .-.ro 9f.CF..-Tha II ~ waIkiug tOuIn~-
~ % - Ne Rem a. r Park CUur .. IN Troy,
\ Y r-r g Monday =. o. IDyu a. 80 out tour
e.. 'y, L. 9Ud W. Won by Haydock. an English
I Il. o. SL- who wall. q one huncrnd miles in
'wenty y--wO hours and fifty four seconds
Payne Of Albany. walked one hUuGT~d nils
ih W "ly-'hTss hours and thIIty- even sec
CLC-. BsHdOH. q member o. the Troy police
,aNs out On the eIghty-SeVenth mile. Winning
the fhfTd IIiZp. He walk q fiity miles without
= Te . and eustr+d the con- 81 without any
tT@tI' -. Hay dock We I'D ~ extra mile ter
cOTplr pgF ore huDdr 4 II 60. Tbs = the
hrSt aUthant'" I4S on r cord Of the
Sc rpl'shment of thrs wonderful IeIt.
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frEDrAWNL--Rev. J. W. CracraI:, of
e. .su b.rr, Ohio, bsS Withdraw "a from the mir
is,Iy '"C TreTnh@ r~bip Of the Pro- = ant EpI
"opTl Church, and ia lester TO Bishop No
llN 'In ss'gns - res Ons tor his set his cor.
SCentiors convictions gainst the efficacy Ol the
sacle nent and C@ainst The prIestly functions
Of fcreIving sins ard offer ug up a sacrifice IN
The Lord supper. which he CLAIMS are en-
Joined by the ord nation service OF he EpIsco-
pal Church. He does not believe that r change
VIII be made ia the ius Jnco> by the General
ODierenc' nor dos H. believe that the are
mCDles OF he Church ara cOnsIs' mt with the
hCn~s'y and simplicity Of The q Ospel. He VS.
that others III the Church feel as he does upon
The snhlPcr
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~RPal lace wells are coming into fashion
syain- Those rounded Al the Ccrners are most
IN favor.
ss~One quarter OF the whole population OF
Nam 9re depO-iieTs in savings D-nks.
sS-BC ron thinks Of sending female phys
IcItHs % China.
- We Ieun WI n pleasure that the long
strngy uucurled Curis worn a. the side OF the
CAisAOn, are rapidly going out of IishIon.
I" The Chr stan Register ssks .wilI the
'0mlrg Won ~ WOrk.' The 'ditor answer.
II y ycn give her rhe opportunity"
- Boo due a~e now T ode more expensive by
Fias 'ng GunTnlrs birds or a rich colorrd but
rerfy 3n0rg the flowers
sTBa-e ~ club are r,vslling each other
&c irFeut'I g e. guf,ut sud ludiC rous titles. Two
% the CT-al'Z Zl'tofs IN Rochester a-a nu,,yyn
s. Fe-pVrlN g. ne E.riy y E-us and th5 Tn
.OE.uEaf- y CIU-.
- I Montana s1iIc7-s Is three rails. ~et IN
IsSe "a lEIrcd. with a man hanging be weeu Ike
q Fy..
ss~Tha Eiut-r t-nE~.s CONSIST merely Of a
sd, - e % Ice With tut- or oC..grHy IN tae
Center.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-11

BAsE rs no 'h.lrP '@ae. poi v. gIG.T-
4 L- E.4'lnO ore Sr. Of bis morning says.-.The
mo Go ~ contest /, ard perhaps tue most
r"te e. x game play~i ti'.s season "a RalU-
Inult. ..' : Nif."F ." ~ y a.-rrr1on En'w IN
Ihr IL ~. q .uJ Maryland CIub-. on he
A"ci-ou avenue ground, in The pre~ancs of at
-' -. people, q larEe nuUabe. of Ildi -
in- .I ast~hC2nCe. \ great rivalry eN' q tP-
~ 20 g. - t-JE-. the pJrIs4U~ OI N
Cl'' MR. '-rall'nCe over thP other. 1st week
lHe l. u-.. -FEt % 'G-Eo match -aul fzT be
championship OF thr StaIe wa play d, y4ct1ry
re>'EE with thh Iu,eIprlse. Yesterday the
SefgHG Ci t1e -rTIrS W: play q. the Intare--
among ~ h.~p .ili>ts bairy intansp. Ia,- large
SAD nj u b. made, thus dege1eraj.ng he
Same a. q soy OF -2nhlIng The game .
Sau al = y CLOCK ami was play d with skill,
So - Sr.u- .HJ hours closing IN tayOr OF The
MargE I0 by a core OF - runs 70 - Tne
fcTul- cfuU play "N 'lentIy, ( pita-wa 81
''-- rNe I'm 'rpr.se in ne frs ,xo INNINGS.
:EN r: si0- SrV' rms Oh he seventh inuin-.
".ff it.'.- .3-rr Eve. serI s.itis IL. Will
- Tl9yPd On TU- cay r5~t
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Washington News and Gossip.

TIE fIRsT SUPERvIsoR.-SecretaryM McCui.
lOch this morning appointed Col James Mari
as Supervisor of the Internal Revenue Tor the
District OF Missouri. The nomination was
made by Commissioner Rollins some days ago,
and Col. NJ. was strongly endorsed by persons
OF both psr1es. This is the first appointment
Of n supervisor under the new Internal rev.
enue law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-11

THE SCENE IN COUNT ON MR. BINCKIry,s
WITHpgAwAL.-The New York Can ysy, :oJ
Idrert,ser b: a lunny account OF the scene in
court on Mr.. Binckley's Withdrawal from the
case against the New York in'ernal reyen ne
officers, which concludes rs follows:
"All got upol their feet at once, and pro-
cocdc mot vslianty - hurl defiar, e in each
others eth. White anarbematize zed .BinckIev
and his gang while Bincklev thank d the
Lord that he was taller than " hit,. The D:.-
uict Attorney appe RS 70 be the only one who
kept cool during the reire hing scene which
clio ed by Buckley esking the Court to define
his sfp'us.' The Court responded 10 the Ipyita-
ton by advising him to make racks for tLe
door; whereupon MIR. Einckley fr.sinc)-I how
with the grea e1t rrrprs TO 10 the DECISION of the
White shouting after him)-Do. Excna; ON, !.
nee;
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NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE C1MPs,f
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
wAsHiNGTON, ID. e.,
Chartered 10y Special Act OF Congress. Ap-
proved JuIy IS, Iss-.
CASH CAPITAL............... 100000
o r FL E
~ TIE BANKING-HoUsE OF
JAY COOKE ~ co.
WASHINGTON, ID. C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-11

INTERNAL REvENVE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were .S2ss, ,s4Q.3l.
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DIRECTORS:

"
X. A. sshin gton. d O.
HENRY ID. wsshin ngton, ID e
VIM Il. CHANDLER-.-.....-.---wa " ashinctOn ID q.
JOHN ID. DEFREES -.... --...-.. " ashinston. I. G
EDWARD D0DGE.--.......-......-New York.
q c. FAHNESToCk ...............New York.
This Company. national in its character. oners,
mum. and New Tables the most desirable meas
of irsurins life yet presented to the public.
The rates Of premium. being largely reduced are
bsss M1us and sVoie ali tSs sSmp l pe
cations and uncertainties OF Notes Dividends, IA
20 cause the policy holder.
Several rev and attractive tables are now pr.-
sented, which need only TO be understood 20 prove
PRODUCING PoLICY and RETURN -PREniuM
pYLiS1 In n fee former, the SeI B. der Pot
viii receive II living after @ peiiSd sS Of few Years. o..
cent , Of the par o. his .policy In tine latter he
TOTAL ANoCNr OF MONEY HE HAS PAID N. IL si-
dition to the amount Of his policy.
The attention of persons contsmplatins insurins
their sF rss or hs1e . ss ss s o.
tsses offered BY the National Life Insurance Com
pany.
on spplicstion 10 the Branch OAfce Of the Con.
psny IL this city, or 10 its General Agents.
GENERAL AGENTS OF THE COMPANY
Jay COOKE CO., New York.
For NEW YORK State spd sOrtherA NEW JER.
sEf.
p. w. CLARK & co., PhiIadeIph,a.
~, prNNsYLyANIA ard Southern NEW Jrp-
JAY COOKE 4 Co., Washington, ID. G.
soi DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA sas seASiA
WEST VIRGINIA.
J. A. ELLIS CO., Chicago, H.,
For ILLINOIS and WISCONSIN.
Hen. STEPHEN MILLER, St. Paul,
sseo - Ax11O01A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-11

SIR EDWARD THORNTON, the British NJ MIS-
ter TO this country, called at the Presidents
house to-day, prior to the meeting OF the Cabi-
net, and bad an interview Of fifteen minutes
with the President in the blue parlor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-11

GENERAL SCHENCK writes from Ohio tha
the campaign in that State is bepg prosecuted
by the Republicans with uncommon yigor. and
with the most brilliant prospec.s of success.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-11

SPEAKER CoLFAx arrived at Omaha yester-
day, on his return from his Rocky Mountain
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-11

The CHIEF SURGEON, Dr. Horwitz, of thu
Naval Medieol department made a general in.
spociion of the United States Naval Hospital
IN Brooklyn. N. ". Wednesday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-11

SOLICITOR BINCKLEY. of the Internal Reve-
nue Bureau, visited the President day, and
presented his report of the recent investigation
IN New fork city.