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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-01-14

A REVIVAL is in progress at
the Methodist Episcopal
Church, and up to Tuesday
eveningten persons had united
with the church. Rev. Chas.
Warren, the pastor in charge,
is not only making himself a
host of friends in our county.
but is pushing the good work,
and placing his church in a
prosperous conditiomsas3
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-01-14
rINHE REPUBLICAN PARTY
- CONSTITUTION AND THE UNION,
The Ohio State Journal,
Comfy & SMITH, Publishers.
pro.moesctus for 1859,

Las. wear the journal reached the Highest
circulation ever attain d In itp history We
feel justified In accepting Ih az e>idenct that
our efforts have not been unsuccessful ThiS
year we propose 10 publish, in serial form, q
Romance, by one Lf The mos, popular writers
OF tie age, that would cost, in separate form,
the lull price of the Weekly Journal for me
year AZ rhlb rates. II wiiIlurnlsh delightful
reading tor the areride. ln addition TO this
feature, worth alone the price OF the paper, We
shall have our usual variety OF matter for the
house, farm AMI wOrksk"i; full market re.
ports or business men; fun Legislative and
Congressional reports Ior politicians; and news,
correspOnaenee, poetry amt racy prr-nEals f'll
every body. Particular attention Civ, 70 STATE
news Lawyers viii p ease notice that d he Ohio
state Journal is the ouly paper tor which the
supreme Court Reports are revised and proof
read by the supreme Court Reporter. These
rPn0rs are all published iniheWeekly edition
AMI are Ruihurlatvs. f.t,.- .'.-..
Journal for the year 1879, will receive free, NJ
the lst OF January. q splendid Equestrian Pu'.
ture OF GIANT, ~ 6y 2SiLches, printed on hsa, /,
tinted apeli suitable far framing
our desire IL TO have the iIhiO'state Journal
reach the highest circulation Of any paper III
OHIO, during the coming yrar.ab 80 RhalI
spare no painE- or expenseatJi tDeIit tine end
v refer gratefully TO The OPINIONS Of the Ohm
Republican, press tor proof or the standing NJ
the journal IN the pas. and hope to gam still
further approval. .-
rhe Following are our club ra.es for the
weekly edition, With copy Of picture for each
subscriber.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-01-14

We have recelyel the first
number of a new paper, pub
lished in Zaleski, and called
the q Raccoon Valley Re.
porter. II is edited by E. A.
Brarton, and devoted to the in
terests of the Raccon River
Navigation %. A n ~ ( 4 /
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-01-14

JOHN P. DuNKLE, ur County
Treasurer, desires rs to say
that the penalty will Re added
to all taxes not paid before the
2eth. The delinquent tax
sale is on the 10 h.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-01-14

% The stock pen at the steam,
mill fell down, on Tuesday
night from the weight of snow
on the root, and killed, one hog
and wounded several belong
ing TOD. X. Will .-'s,,slTia
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-01-14

Night Express will leave Cincinnati daily
except Sunday, and Belpre daily except satur
day, r.f -.
Trains on the PORTSMOUTH BRANCH
will leave HRmden,at 6 90 a.m. and I O,lp M,
arriving at Portsmouth st n IS IN. aud 200 D.
NJ, Returning trains sill leave Portsmouth al
2 l6 m. and 80 pm, arriving at Hamden at
y SPIN. and rs PIN. ,af. -....a .....
Trains connert q. I.oyeland fIr all poinia mp
he Little Miami Railroad, and at the lndianaall
lis and Cincinnati Railroad Juncli .n'for the
W. W. PEABODY, I-srH
~ Master Of Tran portat0n.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-01-14

And the same ratio Tor any larger number
We' hil furnish, with the a6'Ve one col J or
ary "a Magazine published in the t'nl I'd >t,,e,,
~ the rate OF 1915 each; cnrIesat the rite Of
83.50 each; or copies at the rte Of Sa 25 each.
The copies may be all OF one mag zine, Or al ",
many different magazines ~ M Y ne ordered.
The reader will observe that l. this way he
may receive (for instanre) one copy each THE
OHIO Stale Journal, HarJe.' We, kiy. flIe A..
lantr Monthly aud tiodey'r l.ady's Rock h,r
sll75- less than the cost OF the Magazines
alone il ordered in any other way. Aud 20 in
like manner, oi Any magas nes the person or.
derlna NAV deslrp a three oi 1larpers pub
licaiions, two OF them and one Of any other, or
one 1f them and two ofany other, etc. g1Fl
4 No such scheme has eyer been presented to
tho public, and We are conf ent II will h.
found unequaled for cheapness snd convent
ence in or ering.
Money must be 40 IN Postofire urde! 4 on
drafts, or We will not be responsible.
Addrsss OHIO STATE JOURNAL.
t; columbus ohio.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-01-14
To PHYsIoisNs' . Wan, ,o,D,, !,

TO Physicians; sIoikSSs y0,,, Angus, 18th, 1857.
Allow me 10 call your altsntion to my PRE-
PARArIoN OF COMPOUND EXTRACT bU'
,cHu. Tha component parts are BOcHu,
Lore Ll.s, ,cuBEBs, JUMPER BERRIES.
MS3s or PaEr. GArIos.. .-Buchu in vacuo
lun,psf Berriss by distilation, to form nne
gin. Cubebs s1 raCasd by displacement ny
hauor obtained from Juniper Berries, contain
Sag very little sugar, ssmall proportion Of spir'
a. and more palstable Than any now In use
The active properties are by this mode ex.
igseted.
Buchu as prepared by druggists generally, Is
SfA dark col-r. II il a plant that emits It's fra
HrAnre; the acnon Of fame destroys this Ota
Natsve prin nple,) leaving dark aud glutnons
&scoc,on. Nine Is the color Of ingredients
The Buchu IN my preparation Predomlnates,
ne smallest quantity Of the other ingredients
ere added, TO prevent fermentation, upon in
spection, twill be found no, 10 bea ,Tincture a.
made in PhaBnaeoposo, nor It syrnp-snd
therefore can be used in CARES where fever OF
,auAmmation exists. In this, yod hove the
AnoWlsdGe Ofthsingredienissgnd she;meds oi
preparation.
Hoping that you willhvor 1t with trial, and
nat upon ,nspecnoa It viii meet with yoaTsp'
yrobation,
with feeling ofconhdeDce,
lam, very Respectfully. r1 4.t,
HIT HELMsoLp,
Chemist and Druggs. OF te Years Expo.
Yieuce In Philadelphia and now locs sted
as his Drug and chsmlca! Warehouse,
ss4 Broadway, New York.
lFsom the lsrges, Manufacturing Chemists in
the worl'.l
"f am aeqnA'n 'nted with Mr.. n. T. Helmbold,
hse cuplsd the residence, and was successful
IN eonduetng tho business where others had
Dos been equally 70 bsfore HIM. ] have been
svoraIN Impr ssssd with his eharsuter and eu.
sespnss. 81.
WILLIAM WEIGHTMAN,
Firm Of Powers and weigbtman. Manu-"
featuring Chemists, Ninth and Brown
Streets, Philadelphia.
HstnsoLD's FLUID ExrHAcr BucBu, for weak
.asss arising from indiscreton. The exhausted
yowers Of Nature which are accompanied by b
pAay AaI~'uk 'ypP'o""'' S"io"s ""N'.
founh' lnd'SPoNHon ster"on'
ts~ ot momory' ""seia'nesr nonu -
s'Ae' ro.sVonh' - A'"' !" - o.'.
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" eAse y .s''i W 'n0'e'en,enee OF
.pesuis' eom~e'eiy Sup9.rdng 'noSe un
Hs-1.A' Aaa eanSe'ous rs'nea'e'' OoPal'A and
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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-01-14

TowELL, Portsmouth, Ohio, oilers
to the Merchants and FuTnscsmsn Of vinton'
eouniy,s superior stock Of Dry Goods and
SOtious, on terms the most isvonble. N. Z
Butcher. TrsV. Agent sepi. 10. lsss-yi.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-01-14

-Tne Portsmouth, Tribune
comes to US in Q new dress,
and looks as bright and cheer.
full as q girlln her teens.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-01-14
Errors of Youth,

A Esntlema who suffered for years nom
Nertoua Debility, Premature decay, and all
he effects OF youthful indiscrelion, will, for
the sake Of suffering humanity, send free TO all
who need it, ths recipe and direction for ma.
king the simple remedy by which he W~'
cured sunerep wishing 10 profit BY the sd
Vsrtiser's experience can do 90 BY addressing,
10 psttsct con Rdsnce, sa
n JOHN B. OGDEN,
Holis " No ~ Cedar g., New York,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-01-14

ALL persons knowing them
selves indebted to G. W. .'Sisson
Will please CALI and settle i'm
mediately., -, 80. ,.,.,--,y %
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-01-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.
nrida and bridegroom.

Hssays for Young Men on the interesting re-
Esson Of Bridegroom to BRIDE IN the 'nttiIuton
skardAee. Guide 70 natrinOpial felicity,
sad true hApplness. seni'by mail IN sealed
letter envelopes free Of charge, Addre'',
howard ASSOCIATION, Box p, PhlIa 'el
uai.. Pa. noyeey
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-01-14
Notice to Teachers.

THE B0ARpofSchool Examiners for Vim.
Il ton County will meet o, the unien Schonl
house, N MeArthnr. on the lst and srd sainr-
dsy Of March, April, May, September, October
and November and the lst Saturday N .Ianr
ory. February, Jpne July, August, and DE
cemb-r, in each } ear. Examinations TO COM
menre at ten O'Clock, A. NJ. Satisfactory eyl.
demo Of eoodmorai character viii be required
IN all cases. A fee of 50 cents 10 required BY
law from each applicant. ID III
NJ. X. BARNEs, Chm. \ Board OF
J.S. HUM Examiners
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-01-14

THERE are at present four
papers published in Vinton
county, only OF which--ths
RECORD is printed in the
county. Encourage home en-.
terprise. s.i,as,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-01-14

JAMES TURNEs, NJ. W. Grand
Patriarch OF the Grand En-.
campment of Ohio, I. o. o. F
s on a visit To our town on
business connected with the or
der. uuUo y. .
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-01-14
Asis,,ini.trator,s Notice

N0rlCE Is hereby gwen that Jaines Dang
1Str.y administrator Of John Ieugerty. az
cessed' nas filsd hs sc'ounts for inspsrtiol
16ih dsy ofJanuary,a. i. D. 1850. -
-. JOSEPH KALER'
essSA ir's ~ I---c,.'- rs..r
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-01-14

SCHOOL BOOKS, paper and copy
hooks, pens and pencils, era
sers, note paper, envelopes,
miscellaneous books tuning
forks, etc. For sale at Sisson 3
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-01-14

srARBucK has. been caned by
the G. A. f.,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-01-14
PHOENIX HOTEL.
First door eas' ofthe Court House.
Macarthur, Ohio.
MRS. "RUTHY COO "BRATToH,

Nho, QUILL Up DINA I IUuI
Proprietor. ,..
-)S(-
THIS House has been recently remoieled
1snd newly iurniShed,- RI oms large al d
well vent'la,e ed food stabl ng No pains
will be spared to aceohodate the public.
des24 1858 An r-q rrT s'rf
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-01-14

THEY are putting up a fire
a''rss.ia Chiii;eothe.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-01-14
GOING EAST,

On aud aisr sunsay n Noseraber qoih. trains
will run daily, sundnys excepted, a. ioaoSs:
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-11-10

An Ohio paper wishes lis readers to no.
member that every cord 81 wood given to
the poor will be SO much fuel saved from use
in the next worldp
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-11-10

Burdens. ANA those ,no Bear Them.


u.f..E U.nIH.It
Tbi. S,t1ria, ui,bf ,., .oor.. ,..,. lined vi.
mind and bodv yG Hrfof heart a- mt
llnpe,'. feather. for tha vor. o. tae. v.a. u.-
donc--,. Tc r.'t weII don. Nutuu. .aill
word bsd s. .po.cn- mot rao ac..u.flur,noI
we voull mot han. onr loved ol.. Know
mn mani ,rop,ed Of. .pcpnv
IIomeward slowly wuEue llm-rorl-
pu.. muscular. roa.h-5earI,I. honest nccI
oorkinrmcn- by with thar Iiu.. tu
r,ii. lyor, NOW and ,l,.n.ore af th.m .b.t-
ipc , CONF of our p,o.rarar BOUGHT Of ID
new.bo, an lran, n.o- .ianl Oa. imam
.torrc, I'd 6iui stand threw down sn
cent. ,pd -,il oood.n.irr.li,. O. th.o.I4a-
man
90 Sumo poir.. aunN Some GOOD one. lor
ms littIe one. and pu, ann In ,3c bail
rho, 6raI Nm, ,.,i pear,, half rU wa
looked m him m admiration. and thought of
the iokc he vonld have ON tie HHc ones
whom he .,.vo thom tho raiI fo mn in a., ar-
cpstoncd plaee AGAINST tbc Monday He
Looked cood.natnrca. and $50 asked him:
How nany little one, have Won ~"
Four"
Where do Won lueg"
On Fourth street.
fam .you carry mor. fban ,au mys u
,onr rail
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-11-10

Elmwe Oct 2l 1860.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-21
SWEARING pr PRoxY.-Yest-rd,v ,f,srn,

SwEARTNe NJ PRoxY.-Yesterdsy afternoon
a lady reached the passenger depot in this CITY,
on one Of our railroads. Jast Is the train ON
winch she desired TO take passage moved away.
She was extremely anxious % get aboard the
train, but was l.IG which, Of course, was not
right As sic stc ID gazing pom the train, her
arms full OF packages and her eyes full Of tears,
agentleman arrived AZ the depot on full ru n .
with carpet-sack m his hard, his coat on his
arm, and his face streaming with perspiration
He, too, wanted TO take the same tram, but.
alas, was too late. As he looked on the train /,
now fast moving away, he set down his Garnet.
bag, wiped his face. and very deliberately and
emphatically said: damn that trainr' The
lady heard him. sud smiling upon HIM with a
iadys sweetness. SAID: "Thapk Won. slr- He
had, undoubtedlv expressed her sentiments ex.
actly.-Ddy DON (O) Ledger.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-21
ID Z o p o 3 A l. q
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF YARDS AND Docki

DbhkN OF fAkDs AND Docks.
Sealed Proposals for each class. secsratsiy in
for the navy Ssrd Snslne the yard ' y viii bs re:
ee.ed e this once until the 18th of June sext at
al 10 eooe o. on 'ns ths 'so soo.S ne
Monday. June Ath.) for furnishing and deliverine
articles embraced In printed schcd1s. ScS With nth
the iorm OF oner and guarantee, viii be farnished
desiring 70 offer q Contract for any or s
of the classes named therein, Sy the comm andsnts
yards under their command, or by the paymaster
nearest thereto, or by the Bureau for any ali ef
TO pTtrsnt oosfrsiOs asd mistakes N soalins the
re's no td 'clH Be r1stred vhtoh contaiss olssses
chich sOt pfsrt asd complete tn ttseif secoTd,ss
10 the forms Of Gfer and ssarsnty. ard eacS iadi.
Bidder. are referee 70 shs printed ,n:.rae,so..,
which win be furnished with the sehedules, and
bed that their osrs should be made on the printed
form ptessIised by the Bureau. ana be mailed in
red ,chieh SHALL b. 'ee.irsd after the ssyod srs,d.
mail Ali cfiers must ie seeompsnied By the bid ID
dGer mn. 'Sp ass The
ofice be desire. all hi. biIls g Be paid;
time sppointed. bidders are reaSssted TO use tSe
C.sssd .ss snveopes, furnishsd y the BSress co
tke cisssssJ for tis Rsry Ya,d a. tsaps rks yerd
ths cs,sI 81 the B.sssS Of fsrSs and Docks
The eertihcsts 70 the eosssr ;rs = Sesponsibiusy
must be certified 70 by the Assessor OF Internal
The schsduie viii stas. the tines within Which
articles will be required TO be delivered III any
knevn 20 lie in common and genera use, the bid.
ders will ascertain promptly whether such arti-
obtained the fact must he repored % he BnrsSe @
1t ence. before bids shall be received
be oersned 60 By the x:sss.or oesf Of
Internal Revenue .Or the district in which they
All offers not made in sfric, eoaforv.stv With the
,nstIueslons seoopnany ing the schedaies viii. q
The classss Of this Bureau are numbered - Soi-
Gs:: 10 I: Br,css; No 2. Stone No, 8. H:O.
OAK and Hard wood; No. 8, White Pine, spESes.
Sss:ss .sa EG & Hs:;i .:s 1s. .ss M d.
ssi ~ ssa s: !iss i: III. s,sa =
and Straw; Ho ii, SroSsSder; NO "a, ohsroo.I;
!Is ~; z; ssis.:c: f:ssiss "a 4e:s; Es: q o..
Nam. ko 1ossfs s. SssP;rs sSs
o,.,. J's.Si.! saS.I rs ssYtE. "a. sso., ss...,
6s; sSss:; 4: 8 SS.:l. 81: r; !: fsS:.'s; is.
=: 1i.csllansous; No. Is. Hardware; No. rs, sss-
II: ss,scss. :: ~: q: :.:r .s;ss.
Nos. lis. SIS, ., II. Is, Is. II, Is, %, a. =.
BOSTON, HAoS.
Nos s. 8, SIS, 10, IL, u, IL, Is, H, y, rs, a, q. q,
1B00KLYH, M.Y
Nos Z. So, Ia 8. 10, II, u, u. B. II, n, -, q. =.
PHILADELPHIA. PA.
Hos. s.ssIGHs's. ii, n, II, Is. 9. a.n. ..
Hos. ,,.at.s.sTis,ss ). Il. d. S. 4. S.m.
ssaasstsHsos; ~. y. 4. 4. 3; 3. 2 S,u.m.u,
No..4L.nss. ssESnictk. g. Z. <. X HAha b. n, s.n....,
81.
r ,PinsAooLA, YLA;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-21

~Mr. Samuel q. Robinson's Isrm near the
Natrral Bridge, Va, containing 375 acres. was
sold al auction on tie lith Instant TO- SO 30 an
ec-e. Mr.. Franklin Slearns, of Richmond,
was the purchaser.
~J. r. Felta, OF the firm of Felta Sharp
les commi,tsu snicide in Nashville, Tenn, ON
Monday mornidg, by shooting him ELF IN the
head. Previous 10 doing SO he dIes ed hi nself
nc atty, shaved and blacked hrs boots
1rhos. Colt, a negro man, living on a
rented plantation in Athens, q j.. killed a negro
boy that he had employed, and then cut him 40
IN pork style! The oody (or rather pieces Of iI)
was found buried near by. The murderer was
suspected, and SUFFICIENT evidence was elicited
10 convict.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-21
VINCENT COLYER AND PARTY NOT
CAPTCRE0 BY THE INDIANS.

BoSToN, May 2l.-The following dispatch
from Mr.. Vincent Colyer, who was reported
10 have been captured by the IndIsus, together
with detachment of soldiers acting as his
escort, has just been received hy the Execn We
Committee OF the United States Indian Com
mission in this city.
"Los VEGAs, NEW MKxrCo, May 20-We
arrived at Fort Bsscom all well, walking eros =
the stake PLAN. As miles, an 81 days, resting
on Sundays. The Indians met Us with muo
hospitality. i leave for the Navajo and Pacne
country. "SINCsNT CoLN sR."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-21
Baltimsrs Mar.s,., rs-e.y.

bALTlHoRE- May 2l.-Cotton. under the m
nueace Of golc. wrs somewhat sgff.r NJ tue
close OF the market yes,e. day. b. ne quosed NJ
p =. eu. to-day TIE market is less NJ N NJ -
flour Gull aid prices W * and nominal.
Wbeatdull; prime ID cho'ce valley rsd ssxs9. a..
Corn hrm; white, i. yellow. ssaSs Olts do e.
and prices we lk at 80 for light, aud 65a-
for heavy. Provisions unchanged. whisk-g
firm a. SlOlaS 90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-21
Su$PlCI0y Or MVRnpp

NEW YORK, May 2i.-Some time since an
old man, named Robert Wilson, die al Bergen
ely, New Jersey, under cIrcup -.ances which
have led 10 the e1humipg Of his bodv, and his
body has been placed in the bauds of Profe ssor
Doremus, for analy zauon of its contents. 1t is
alleged that a brother of the dec used. named
Isaac Wilson, is charged with getting him in
toxicated and influencing hun to sign & deed
conveying 10 the former property valued at
Sss5 600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-21
DEBATE IN THE SPANISH CORTES On
THE FtTURE GOVERNMENT

MADRID, May 2l.-The debate on the future
form OF Government for the coantry wa con-
t'nued in the Constituent Cor ~ yosserday
Admiral Topet, the Minister of Ma ne, spoke
moderately, thoagh o: considerable leng b,
mainly in reply 20 Se1or Cos ella who. the
day before, bad made powerful speech in
favor OF the Republicans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-21

ga circular opposing corporal punishment
IN the male departments Of the New York pub.
lie cschools as slnjurious TO the discipline and
detrimental to the welfare Of the pupils, is re.
ceiving the sienatures Of teachers in those
schools.
~Frutt growers In Name will. by q law
passed by the last Legislature, be protected
from fruit thieves. The law is a Zoe OF SO
ana thirty days imprisonment The owner
has the power TO arrest such trespassers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-21

HOMEOPATHY IN MICHIGAN.-rhe Michigan
Legislature lately passed an act requiring the
rrgents OF the University Of Michiean 20 ap-
point profes> or of homeopathy. The regents
refuGed TO make the appointment, and claimed
that under the constitution they were not re-
quired 70 do IL. Application was then made to
the Supreme court of the State TO issue a man =
damus, directing the regents 20 make the ap-
pointment in question. but the Judges were
equally dividcd as TO whether the legislative
act was binding upon the regents, and the
mandamus has not bcen issued
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ERRING But NOBLE.
SELF HELP FOR YOUNG MtN, who hsvi lg
ErrCt, desire . better MANHOOD. sen in sealesi
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ARD SANITARY AID ASSOCIATION. Box p,
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BRILLIANT METEOR

BOSTON, May 2I.-Many perSons on the
streets last night were startled by flash Of
scarlet tinged light, while eshers saw the me-
teor, which they describe a. of q light scarlet.
and to the eve about the size Of a twel pound
cannon ball.
pearance in honor of the Great JubiIeeI
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FLOW OF Specie TO THE BANK OF
FRANCE.

PARIS, May 21.-The flow Of specie % the
Bank Of Frame this week continues. The
amount on hand to-day is over eighteen mil
lion francs more than last Friday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-21

SECOND LIEUTENANT HENRY MKrcALFI has
been relieved from daty IN the Ordnance o !ice
a Id ordered 10 the Rock Island Arsenal, Ill,
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Wall Ntreet Ts.dny.

NEW YORK, May 2l.-Stocks strong and ac-
TIVE. Money easy at CO per cent. Sterlinc
Exchange, l09s. Gold, li2. 5-20s, ls62. cou-
pone, l25A. lO-iTs. coupons, llo. North Car
olina's, . \; do.new. sax. Nirginia's, ex-cou-
pom, 57k; do. new, s2s.
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IBy BaHkers' oad Brokers TclegrIpA, Jdaes N.
Gdssdrcy, oper1tor.


tBy BaHkers' oad Brokers TelssrgPA, JdAss NJ.
Gdssdrey, operation
Lewis johnson a 90 Quots stocks ana bonds
IN home aud foreign mar kets as follows.
NEW YoRK, May 2..-First Board-u. y 60.
lel. coupon. tssS: 5i3o'a iso. coupons ls3 (;
1Scs, coupons, lI7s, lsGA coupons iiss; isss,
coupon. new, i2OS s.s0s. ls61. coupon. lso \;
lo.Sos, coupons, lOe Pacific Mail 81 Y; Ohio
Mis- OeruncaceG S6X; Marfposa, % 4, Atian-
&c Nah. none; Canton. 6; Cumberland, ~;
western Union Telegraph. asa; Quicksti Yer.
Ea; Boston water Power. D.. New YORK
Central l90; Hudson. l60k Reading, -,
Michigan Central, ls7; Michigan southern,
l07; Illinois Oenrzl. ls-; Cleveland and
Pittsourg. ~, NORTHWEST ~; 40. prefsrred,
laS; Cleveland 4 Toledo. none; Rock Island
l27 \; Fert Wayne, lSiA; Alton Terra asute,
sek; Toledo Il Wabash. s2S; Adams Exp.,
81; Wells, Fargo q 90. Express, S3A; unIted
States Express % American Express. 60.
Merchants Union, rs: Chicago a. Altcn none;
do prefsrrsd. l60. Market steady. Gold. Isl =
al43.
IBy Cable.l
LoNpoH. May 81, p. m.-Consols. 90 aa3 I;
Bonds, ssA as Illinois, S5A aai; Ere. ~.
FRANkFoRT, p. m.-Bonds. SsArsiA.
LIVERPOOL. y. m.-Cotton qute. sales OF
lI.o00 bales reported. Middling Uplsnds. IA; ;
Middllng Orl ans, llA. >sleR Ter ne wee z
were i2OOO bs'ss, ~ Ubica I0.I ~ were for ex-
port Sock sficat con -Igc6 d he-e 62i OoO bales,
OF vh ch ls.,c9o are Ame-ic,a.