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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-04

No. 2iS5-In the Chancery Court o. memphis
Tennessee = Insolvent bill-John, Hallum'
Administrator estate Of j. w. Matthews, de-
ceased, VS.. James ii. Matthews. ct al.
NTHIs CAUSE IT APPEARING FROM
affidavit on fie in this cause that defendants,
lanes II. Matthews Joseph W. Matthews, w.
r Strickliri and wife Bette j. Stricklin: ) as
Hamer and wife Sarah G.. Hamer, and Mark Mark
Wealy are nom residents of the State OF Ten
nessee; it is therefore ordered that they make
their appearances herein, at the Courthouse in
the city of Memphis, Tenn. on or before the
FIRST Monday in March, 1868. and plead, answer
or demur to compliments bill. or the same
viii he taken for confessed as 20 them. and set
for hearing ex parte /; and it is further ordered
chat ali creditors having claims against the es-
tate Of ]. w. Matthews. deceased, file them
with the Clerk and Master on or before the
frst day OF May, 1853, OF the same will be
barred and that copy of this order be pub
iished in the PUBLIC LEDGER, a newspaper
published in the city of Memphis, for three
months.
A true copy-Attest:
A. ALST0N, Clerk and Master
ByR. j. BLACK, d. G. and NJ.
January %, 1858. CIT;
- g. co,n niainant. vI-43
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-04
Dissolution OF COparInerShID.

THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
L existing between the underlined. under
firm OF Il. ROCCO a CO., expired April lst BY
Euitafion, Mr.. b. Naliino retiring from the
sare- Business will be coutinued By cur Mr.
II. Rrr,-o. Who Il alone authorized to adjust
TIE afairs Of the old irm, be assuming All iis
L. ROCCO.
B. VALLINo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-28

MAsKED EoBBEEs.-About one o'clock YES
teTday morning he house of Mr.. John Dayls
on 'Ee Lancaster pike, aJout five miles from
Harket siiest bridge, was entered by burglars
Wto gained access by The use OF .sr :,,n.rs =
lpon enterrs they placed masks on their
faces, and tut REPAIRED 10 the sleeping anart-
ment OF Mr. Davis, who was awakened by the
], ise ttey made. They graspea him hy the
tproaf- ana Threatened him ith violence IL ne
maoe any NOISE ar offered any resist lad e. He
'eplh q that be had been a very sack man Tor
sore tIme "nd hat It was not al all likely ina
De would resist ;hrm. One remained =. his
pedslde, " hlIe two Of the yill1ins rpnairsd 10
lhe 40 Joining chamo oer. IN which N ss DAVIS
slept, aid having awakened and aJmoptshSt
her not 10 create any disturbance, they ran
sacK5 ile hoGse frUIn top TO bottom. They
Were evidently after n oney, but die not obtain
any until they returned 70 the room OF ~
DAVIS where they secured 500, which yyas an
trunk. Among The amount were four Slu0
notes and lot OF silver coin. The scamps
succeeded IN making their escape.-i'aiiateL.
phid Press, "a 'anddy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-28

RSlt is said that one OF the first acts of tho
government in Spain will be to pass decree
declaring Her Majesty's (Queen Isabella, chill
dren bastard ard incapable OF reigning.
~ Mary Kelly, the girl accidentally shot nv
ner lover, at worcester, Sunday night was
married 10 him short time before she died.
SSeveral families whs have spep, ,na
summer at Dnnbarton, New Hampshire ra.
mained 10 admire the woods in autumn a "a -
Saturday last took u sleigh ride aud hsa On y
merry time. A-~
eTA writer in the Louisville Mesic,, Jo,,-
nal. " no has examined The case OF the S,.r.-.-
TWINS, says they can be separated I,;,h~.s".
any danger, and that the Severance sha.'ts
have been made long ago. ouio
washington scarcely ever mazda n ,,ooo,
Ellen Ryan pitched ber lover ont 90
third story window in Buffalo. S'
"a loot race between three girls was fea.
ture Of a late Iowa fair. r - '''
mon aid. " NNin-
SIN. Coliyer and his boys are st the
DENY Of Music" IN New Orleans.
Mississipp pi has raised three crops ofhay
this year
~ The Indian Summer seems 70 have ca.,-
meneed in good earnest.
@A hock OF wild geese passed over prox,.
dence. Il. J., on Wednesday evening. eyicentIv
bound for q land that knows no oyercoars
Manufacturers have for years been Ioor.
inc for substitute for rags, as a. maleri.I 90
paper. II is said 10 have Deen found A. i.s, ~ "
Esparato grass. Paper made from, ,his -.
is much used in England. The london Times
is printed on IL.
ga Menomonee chief, named w,ut..,
shau, committed suicide al Shawauo' lvTsSan
SIN, by shooting, on the 18th Instant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-28

FoREICS NENS BY CABLE-Tha SDantSh
Provisional GoN,Inmenr have I-euPd A man
lfssio, in which, after reviewing the reforms
deCretd. the promise as made TO render .aith-
lul account OF lLcIr acts 10 the Constitutional
Cores. The sale Of Cuba 10 tue United State
Is mCoted aS >petGy means of getting rid Of
III" question "f the abolition OF slavery Tee
Ausili3n Re- ctsr:'h hes passed the Goyerr-
ment ti- O. abiIsbiuG the basis Nf the army
II navy " 4, IA On a war footing. The oppo-i-
lion TO 81 was overcome by represer tllions from
ID, Prrn. Minister EaTonB- ns : hat in the event
OF bostilI'ns tetwteE France and Prussia Aus
ira must te I.Sdy 10 guard her own neutrality
Hon keNeroy johnson was entertained al a
banquet IN Liverpool, given by the Mayor O.
mat ciiy on Manday evening. la the course of
bls speech Mr.. Johns IN said he did not kpov-
how TIE people Of he United States would r.
gard his conduct since he had sren an England
He was SangUine OF their approval. but wouId
accept CensUIe with Christian resignation A
supposed FenIan outrage "a reported 10 hax
Iak'n Z iTce near Cork, Ireland. The hou. . Of
Mr. NIemore. Fear Cork was entered Nouaay
might, aud quantity OF arms and Ammunition
carried away. The culprits are Supposed =
oe ttDlans. Slight shocks OF earthquaka wera
ielt at various piaaes in Cork county, Irelaad
Nc onday night. John Bright opened the par
l'ar'' nt'ry cenyasS 10y addressIug a meeting in
birmingham Monday evening. The Eir.nIpr-
nam Chamber ot Commerce have invited H..
american Minister 20 visit that city. and mar
take OF Their hcsptaliiies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-28
official ajOrities OF the Peunsy,x,p;,
0on9re sSiOnGl Disiricis-


he following are the ms ioritIes IN the dis.
t1IctS:
lst-SamueI J. Randall, Dem, 6,337.
.c-Charles O'NeIll, Rep, 2,G2O.
3C-John Moffet:, Dem, I27
iIh-Wm. ID. Kelley, Rep, I,s59.
5tn-John X. Reading, Lem ii.
6:h-John ID. Stiles, Dem, 2619
..h-N ashington Townsend, Rep. $3.50.
sin-J. Lawrence Getz, Dem. G.aG6
Th-E Eacancy-O. j. Dickey, Rep, 6,3iI.
Regular term-O. ]. Dickey, Rep 6.Glg.
lgth-Henry l.. Cake, Rep, a2j.
1lth-D. NJ. Van Auken, Dem, 1905.
l2th-Georse W. Wood " ard. Dem, I,:S4.
IDth-J lysses Mercur, Rep, 3II.
liih-Iohn B. Packer, Rep, 1866.
lJth-RIchard j. Haldeman. Dem, 3.2c9
16th-John Cessna, Rep, IA.
nth Daniel j. Morrel, Rep 1904.
1sth-Wm. II. Armstrong, Rep, 2,U!-
l!th-Glenni w. Schofield. Rep. 2,54S.
2Oth-Eacancy-N. ). Petus, Rep, i,jIG.
Regular-C. w. Gilrilian, kep, Isl2
2lst-Henry u. Foster, Dem, Al.
22d-James $. Nesley, Rep, i.i79.
:3d-Darw;n Phelps, Rep. 5,0I9.
2ith-Joseph B. Donley, Rep, I,l2}.
The Conference Judges of the 2Ist district
having split, and sent in two returns, the Gov.
ernor is holding the matter under advisement
as 10 the certificate. The majority given above
is not from the Conference Judges returns
but from the several county judges returns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-28

ARREST OF HksURxCTIoNisrs.-Th Ralti.
more bc>ene oi this morning says: About @
O'Clock last night, from information rerai va5
from some ctuzens, policeman Cirias went
into The Bethel negro buryiue cround on
BeiaIr avenue north OF Broad way, and discoy.
ereo three 1t gro men in the act OF exhuminr a
a body which bad bee n buried 4 ria z the ,:
he ate emped 20 arrest tGem when one OF he
ne groes drew pistol aid threatened his lite
de succeeded, however, in arrest;ng two of the
party, who gave their names rs Ezekiel VIII
llams and Robert Hughes, and took them d the
Middle police station, where they Were locked
up 10 await a hearing to-day. They had dpr
down 10 the coffin when the policeman came
upon them, but had not taken the boly out
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-28
TIE UN,ON PAtIrIC RAILRn.n

ST Louis. Oct. 2e.-An Omaha dispatch SAYS
me Union Pacific Railroad laid seyeu-and.a-
hait miles Of track yesterday. aud pa. Sed tue
ADVANCE stakes ot Inc Central Pacific lire
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-28
A CRIME AND CAsUALTY.

CONCORD, N H., Oct 2~.-Thom9s Heath. Of
Nalner, has been reid to bail in zoe sum OF
N@tJJ for an alleged rape on a Young school
glrI at Conference.-The iast SUNDAY.
Edgar ii. WoOGman, n young and promi~iug .
business man. had bis right ann blown OFF V -
'etIhy AT GismatOn, by The accidental disc hare
of his gun
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-28
HARVARD SNyI.EGF

BOSTON, Oct. 2s.-At the annual meeting of
N" &c trd Of oyerV~pls OF Harvard Cole.
Hon. John II. ClfOTG vas rc. eIec ed P-pzi.l,...t
OF the EcLrG and III. = IL. ShurtIE Srcrr-
taTy. The election for President of the I'M
veTsIty Tas deferred for The present
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-28
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
This Afternoons Dispatches.
GOV. SEYMOUR AT PiTTsBURG.

Especial Dispatch 20 the S.ar.
PlTTsBUEG, Oct. 2S The Democrats OF this
city have made extensive prepartioas lur Gov
ernor Seymour 10 speak here tonight. p
lett Columb bus, Ohio, this mornin. direct for
this city, and will tomorrow GO Eastward
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-28
CCNGRT >~EGNAb CONTEST IN Try


NASHVILLE. Oct. 27.-Tne contest be-v-l ,,
IN" lWo RJuI'Ji candidates tor Cougre>s. = 4
Mercer, and W. q. Pros er Is waxing yarll !,
ihls city. The irieud> ot PTosser hoietrd a no.
and T?n up a carpet-bIg in place o. the NJ.
tlOlaI cClOES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-28

MCRDEkER CAUGHT AFTER FoUR
YEARS CHAsE-A m urder was CON, mittsd an
Boston four yeaIs ago. The victim was a man
named Maurice Foley, and be was killed by a
pistol shot The detectives have been on he
traCk OF the murderer ever since, but without
succeeding In catching him, until few davs
ago, when he was arrested in PhiladeIphIa
HIS nsne is William ]. Fulton He was taxi
10 Boston and fully con nitted 20 answer the
charge Of wilful murder ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-28
INDIAN OUTRAGE,

IT. LOCIs, Oct ga Chevenna di~patch
say that party OF Indians attacked Hunt 4
Halls train, near Perry station, on Sunday,
Killing tour men and zap, uring fourteen IN ules
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-28

The aoyautaees OF this Association over ordinar
Life Insurance Con mpsnies are. no pz.ics can
resk lti the Ices small. aud required 20 he
pald 81 such long Intervals, that any man can
secure u his family . competency upon his DEATH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-28

ayThe anti. polygamist Mormons, under the
lead of Joe Young, have Just held the annual
meeting near Council Bluns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-28
REPUBLICAN MAJORITY IN WEST
VIRGINIA 1000

NHEPLING- Oct. 2-.-The Republican ma-
!oii'y IN west Virginia VIII b. about i've
thOu> and.
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REVISED CUSTOMS RreuLArroxs.-rhe

REVISED CUSTOMS REGULATroNs.-The
volume of custom regulations Of the Treasury
Department, published by Secretary Guthrie
in 1857, having by reason Of the numerous
changes IN the laws become 20 4 varv large
extent obsolete, revision thereof has been for
several months in the course o. preparation by
Mr.. r. Chase of the Sscretary's Ofice, and a
portion Of the results has just been beeu issued
in the shape of 4 pamphlet OF about one hundred
pages, comprising The regulation under ware
house laws. Other portions OF the work will
follow ia n short time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-28

SUERATT's CASE will come up in the Su-
preme Court OF the District TO morrow, when
arguments Will be heard on the noaoa TO dis.
miss the appeal from the decision of the court
by which he was discharged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-28

ALLEGED ATTEMPTED MURDER Ar Sp.
The Baltimore Sun OF this morning saws The
British schooner Lucy w. Alexander. from
Porto Rico, arrived last evening, and brouoht
home IN irons seaman named John Crsmar
who was passenger on the outward nassaea
II is alleged that on the trip out from Ra1,.
more ,ne accused attacked the colored cook OF
on the throat, the wound at the nme hs,n.,
thought TO be fatal, but from which he = i,ng
covering On the arrival OF the vessel in -
tody by James Logan, en- stom- han a. ,u Gus
man, md was lodged in the middle d,str;.. a,o
tion-house to awsit an examination h.foa.
United sEstes Commissioner Rogers. 'ei'fe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-28

GONG HOME To NoTK.-Secretary >;chofeId
to-day issued an order directing thai all clerks
in the War Department aud various bureaus
thereof who desired 10 20 homa to vote on
Tuesday next should be allowed 10 GS 50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-28

THE UNITED STATES STEAMER NETrsIC. "
command of Lieut.. Commando SeifridCe, is 10
sail from The navy yard here IN a few dlys TO
JOIN the West Indis Squadron
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-28

SPEKCH OF GEN. BLAIR IN NEW YoRK.-An
immense mass meeting was held in New York
last evening at Tammany Hall aud Union
Square. Fourteenth street from Third 20 Filth
avenue was illuminated with calcium lights.
he grand stand, fronting Broadway, was
draped with the American fag, and about il
was inscribed I'VE know no such word as
tail." Tammany Hall was filled Ia overflow.
ing. 1t was decorated with flags, Transporter.
cies significant notices. The audience was
largely composed OF ladies, aud on the plat.
form Were many Of the most prominent mem.
bers OF the democratic party in the State aud
city. The meeting was called TO order BY Hon.
d. A. Hall, who nominal IL for chairman Hon
J. 5. Thayer, who delivered an able address
At the conclusion of MIR. Thayer's speech.
General Blair was introduced. He said In.
bore 10 the democrats Of the city OF New York
the greetings Of their brother democrats of the
W. ST. wno would wrisg from their adverse.
lies the victory IN November. He favored gen.
erosity and kindness towards the South. He
desired this tor the good OF the North as well
as the S0uih. He then prOce eded TO discuss the
reconstruction ac's, with the view of SHOWING
their upconsiitutionaliiy. He said the outer
against him self was Contemplate elect,oneer
ing pretepse. 1felected he would have neitber
the disposition nor the power TO Inaugural te n
revolutionary policy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-28
ILLUSTRATION

Class " = has 90 male members. A man dts-
The Ass alton pays owe. within fort, aAys S5sD
70 the widow or heirs. and the remaining memb.rs
forv ard within thirty days dollar and ten cents
each o. The AssociatlSn 10 reimburse az. Failing
10 send this sum they forfeit To the Association al
moneys Iai1 aud the Association supplies n new
member to ill the llsce OF the retiring one
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-28
HOW TO BECOME MEMBERS.

Any ole desiring to become q member may spplv
IN person, OF must send 80, ia check, bans draft
p etal OF der, or hy express the eXpressage Icing
paid ny the applicant CHf.rHO cfTcyn3 y.aHrss ~ n
the 8SSoetattOH bs -sS"oRstble for uOHsvs ssf az
tR th,S lrGy. Accom- paying the money must be A
pager giving tie applicant tul name. age. birth
place, preseut occupation, who the certificate OF
meintership Is IA favor of, Post Office address,
town. county, state. Also, a Msftoal C,rtt6oas.
setting forth the physical condition, and whether
IN the opinion OF the doctor examining the appli-
cant IL = proper person 60 be insured. Blank
forus OF Application for membership VIII be sent
upol application.
Each sDJsr oRght 20 rry 20 make ns,r yass,s,-s
by dome Il, beH,ftS k,MSsy. no letter viii Ia
noticed that does not contain three cent postage
STAN 10 prepay return rOstase.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-28
OFFICERS.

OFFICERS:
y. H CLARK. Phiiadalphia President
JAN COOKE, Chairman FINANCE snd Erecuttra
HENRY D. COOKE. Washington, Vice Pre.i-
IMkRsoN W. PKKr, PhII.deIphi.. Secretary
Es TURNEB Washington, A..i.tsr, Secretary.
bkANCls q. SMITH, n. d, Medical Director.
MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD:
j. X. BARNks, Surgeon General Uuit.d sts.e.
Army, Washington.
p: > EoRwIfZ, Chief Medical pep.r,ms,,
ID. W BLISS. M d, Washington.
Tie advantages offered 10y tht. Co-nr,,v a..
Naional company. chartered Iy-recs1.
paid mp capital Of 81 aoO0o
" offers low rates of premium
III FURNISHES larger Insurance than other CO
psnles for the same money.
IL IL definite and certain in its terms
~ lea home company In every locality
l,s policies are exempt from attachment.
icits.
Every policy il non foIfcitahIe
Poilcies may lie taken which pay 90 the g..
their full amount and return all tire rretnir
thst tne he snce costs only the decrease
Policies ii be is.ned tha, win nav n ~.
sured during life sn annual income of one -trui.
The amount named in the policy.
No extra rate Is charged Tor risks upon the lives
1t insures not to secure DIVIDENDS. hut NJ 90 low
o cost that dividends " III be Imp possible
LOCAL AGENT Is WANTED IL EvERY
COUNTY, and applications from comp rteut par
shsuld be addressed 20 tho Company. General
Agents only in their res pecti We Districts
Circulars, Pam phlets. aud full particulars siven
on application at the ofice Of the oom peny IN this
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-28

CHIEF JUSTICE CHASE leaves here next week
TO hold A term of the United Stl'es District
Court at Chrrleston, South Carolina. He sx-
pecis TO go from there 10 savannah, Georgia,
the following week 10 hold a term of Court in
place of Jusuce Swayne, deceased, and will
prob3b bly, be in Richmond towards the close Of
November.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-28

PERsoNAL-General John G.. Cox. Chipf
Clerk OF the Interior Depar tment, LETT town to-
day for Smyrna, Delaware. where he Will al.
tend the marriage of his son. General l..
H. PelouZe, A. A. q. al the War Department,
returned 10 the city this morning from his re-
cent visit TO New York, and is again at his
office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-28

OPINION OF CouET OF INQUIRY PIoNUL.
GATFD.-Geueral Orders No. 81, just issued
from The headquarters of the army, promul-
gates the opinion OF the court of inquiry Which
convened at W atertowD, Mass, 70 examine IN to
the nature of, and necessity for. the arrest OF
Breyet Major Burlington and Breyet Captain
Pbipps by Brevet Brig. Gen. Kingsb1ry, com.
mandIpg the WateTtown Arsenal. as we'll as
the nature and extent of tho grievances which
the parties allege they Were subjected 10. The
court thinks there is not sufHc.ent complaint
ON the part Of MaIor Burlington and Captain
Pnipps towards Gen. hIngsbury.
INTERNAL REvRNUE-The receipts to-day
from this source Were 5000 362 -
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LIFE INSUR RANCE.
$1,000 for SO Premium
UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THIS
Manhattan Cooperative Belief Association.
THE MANHATTAN COOPER aTIyE
RELIEF ASSOCIATION.
Is CHARTERED BY THE STATE OF NEW
lDhh.
OBJECT

The object 90 this Association fs 20 serure casf
payment within forty days after the S-Ath of Z
me- Ihber 81 as many dollars as there are rlsmber
her hxfr -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-28
LOCAL AGENTS ARE wANrrn

In every County aEd Tewn; and Application. fro.,
competent parties ior such Agencies win snitaSie
GENERAL Agent; koBERr p. NOAH.
NO. sss e., bet 18th and issh streets.
srent for the District OF Colurnsis sas s,s,s. a,
Virginia and West Sirsinis. .su A. sis' n. sm "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-28
MEMBERSHIP FFFS.

The meinhershll K Tees are SIR dol 'ars al iOtninr
U0T bhsr1 CTtFfrgfE - fsaa -r, 7fp 1rs . far-
HtSh.d.l q pUe collar aud ten cents IN, the death
oi ca n me- .nber Of which lue notice will te given
one dollar IRON each member Eo- @ the widsw or
heirs of the deceased menlber, and the ten cents
lei eNpt nses OF collecting.
MS Company is divided into TEN CLASSES
fck MEN and TES GLASSES Fob MONEg
As soon as these classes filled, ten new lass-s
Will be adopted. Men aud women are not allowed
The same classes. Everything is done 60 make
&C. SlGee e.ual,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-28

HON. N. q. TAYLOR, Commissioner ofIndiaa
Affairs, left town last evening for New York
To look aiier some official business. lie will
Return here Tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-28

HENRY II. BATES, ESQ has been appointed
Second Assistant Examiner in the Patent
Office, having passed a satisfactory exam inarIon
for The position.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-28

REVENUE APPoINTMENrs Secretary Nc
Culloch to-day made the following appoint.
ments Of Internal Revenue officers:
StOrsi'pe,S.-E. w. Purdy, 5th ky.; II. :.
ManSur, oth Ohio; William Cock, Washing on
territory; } eph +. Pusey, 9Th Va: Joseph III
deans, lst X. l.; Frank Ierbe, IN Pa.
"do' c's--J. h. NuT!ay, ith Ky; i. w. Short.
9th ONO; Ch4s. Z. Meyer, >th Pa; Nathan Il .
I-yl "a ONO; Robert L. Campbell Sd TeXs~:
Lewis Day, WrshmctO tOu Territory; Chas. q .G.
Merrill, ii Conn; John w. Corley, 4th ky
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-28

TEFATIEs.-The official records al the Stat
Department show that The number OF treaties
and conventions cOHclajed by the different ad :
ministrltiOns of the GOvprnmCn. IS TWO hum
dred and five, namely Prior TO Wasbiurton- :
ADMINISTRATION, twelve; during Washington ;
administration. four; John Adams administ-a-
non, three JefersOn's, SIX: Nadlson's five:
Monroe's, seven; !. -. Adam :, twelve; Jack
sons sixteen; Van Buren's, nine; HARRISON :,
Cn'; Tyler's, nine: Pelk's, fourteen; Taylor :,
h't: FIllmores, nine; Pierce's nineteen: Bu-
CbaDans, eighteen; Lincoln's, twenty-siX:
Johnson's, twenty three. l. will be thus seen
th2t Secretary Sawa!d has negotiated forty
nine or rearly onc-fourth of all the treaties
and conventions that our Government has eu =
teIed into.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-28

AN ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH from
Charleston, :. C., represents that ..Associatc
Judge HCge has taken refuga North from the
fury OF The Colored citizens. They learned that
he asserted some time ago that he wished ne
had ali the negroes IN D ten-acre field ana h.
would go through them with his old regiment
HCge is Radical candidate for Congress from
THIS district Instead OF this being So, Judge
HCee Is IN this CITY rs the reprepresentatiye of
the loyal people OF South Carolina, and asking
military aid Tor their protection.
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INvESTNENTS.

and will be invested in United State. Bonds
heal kstste. or bond and mortgage upon Ne
YORK city property, which properly snail be 10 u b
the value OF the money % loaned.
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The Union Pacific Railread-Snow Storm
On the Rocky Nouutai1s-A Nisbt i. n
tatoOsP tar-The Indj;gn Gut stiou-hn.
trIoPe shOotin: from the Car Window
Omaha TO Isl. Io'-A Live Cily.
EditcrIal COIEespoade1ce OF the SyarI
st. J"sErH, Mo-, Sept. p, ISss-My last
letter brought us 20 the "Eud of the Tr,.k,
tfor that day CT the Union Pacific RIiIrold.
el5 miles west of Omsh ha, and - miles from
salt Lake CI;v. We speat one day at the end
OF The linz. SnI then nuf ON lnnr rr.r-rr