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The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1869-05-08
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SEC. II. BE- it further enacted, etc.. That
it shall be duty Of tho Clerks Of the Dis
trict Court Of the several parishes, in this
State, to make out "a abstract Of tho il, i.
se.!,o:y Of tbs property Of oil minors whor /:
tutors have bond for their tutonh;p, socl.
abstract 70 describe the real property. an.
give the full amount Of sppraisement 81.
all the property, both real and persoua. .
and rights and credits, aud to deposit suc!'
abstracts With the Recorders Of the several
parishes, whose dsty t. shall b % nsce.!
the same = soon ~ received iu the mort :
gage book Of ths;r parish such abstracts
to be made out and deposited With tLc
Recorders BY the 6nt day Of December;
eighteen hundred and sixty nine, asd re-
corded BY the 6rst January. eighteen hun:
dred and seventy. This section to spp,
only to. tutorship granted before the pass.
age Of this act AID any failure Of the Clerk
or Recorders to perform tho services 70.
quired BY this section shall subject theni
to any damages that such failure may
cause any person. and shall further subject
them 70 : hne Of not less than one hun
dred nor more than one thousand dollar:
for the benefit Of the pablo schoo: faud;
to b. received BY tie Distinct Attorney OF
Diatrict Attorney pro tsm, bafors any
cou,t Of competent jurisdistion: such a.
.tracta. Wien recorded 10 any parish III
which tho tutor owns mortgsgssble pro-
pevty, ehall constitute = mortgage On the
ssid tutors propsrty until dual ssttlsmeu.
and dischargs Of the tutor the fsas fcr
making out and recording. such abstssc:s
shall be the same y the tsss prescribed fcr
the Clerks and Recorders for othss stmilar
services and shall b. paid o. dsmasd by
the tutor, o. If the minoo ihall. have NJ,
rived II the ags Of m.josity, By them. and
If 20 responsible person eah 10 found, the,i
any property owned y Tie mfnoss for
whose bsn~6t ssch services wses pesfasm.
ID .hall b. sod to psy thssso@ aad dino
pes,on Of property b bsnl 70. pay thg
same, theh The parish shsll psy the same,
and have recourse aGsinst tho psssod or
property Of any psr.oo It WHO'S bsas6s
the services Weso pes(os1nsd. sai 20
SEC. 12. Be it lasthss oaac1ed, &C., That
before fathers and mothsrs, who BY law
have administrators Of property coming T.;
their minor children, shsil 6e sllows6 tc
take poasei6sion n ths tsuas sad ssjoy &l,s
pro6tS md ssvsnus1 athesof thsy ssha'!
cause an inyentory 10 bs mads a sucl.i
property, aud cause t6s same 70 b record
I'd % the mortgage boolb q sll the par
ishes where they Or either sfshsn mssi
have manageable ts6pssty which .sasor,
datiod shall opseaae mottgags on, aail,
property until Z final settlement Of The 81,
ministrstion Of sx,d, property w. '''.'''
(SigqedJ i CHA6 w. LOWELL =
Speaker of the Hosss a Representatives,
(S;gned) OeCARJ. DUNN, q,
Lieutenant Goteinos and Pses;dspt &
the Senate. ..-
Approved March 9, 1862: :. d,
(Signed) H.O. WARMOTH,
Governor of the State of Dosisiasa. ~,
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1869-05-08

HAS jsst ssturusd from New Orleans
with 4 new and extensive assortment oi
Nsscaandiss, consisting in part Of ~
An Kinds Of Dry Goods,
Lal;es and Nisses' Shoes, stargtE +
Men and Boys' Boots and Shors,
READY MADE CLOTHING
OF THE LATEST STYLE:
Coats, lhsI fa9gaI
wa.,z; Pants: isq A
Hats,
Caps.
Evening star., 1869-06-07
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

Much 70 the surprise OF the people in wall
street the weekly bank statement is quite favor
able. The salient feature q loss In legal ten.
ders of over four and a half millions OF dollars.
which Is rather unusual movement IN the
currency al this season of the year. yarioug
reasons are assigned, but without giving any
satisfactory explanation of the decrease. The
deposits have also fallen on 20 the extent of
nearly four Millions sequence Of the pre.
vlops state OF facts. The specie Increase iu fiat
tering. despite the foreign exports OF the
precious metals. and IL OF course attributable %
The government gold sales. The falling on in
the excess beyond the legal reserve is over Two
and q quarter millions. The totals OF the last
two statements csntrasted show changes as
follows Increase loans. S9-i,lsS; in.
crease IN specie. >l.lss,Sc5: decrease i'm
circulation, S52.l5p: decrease IN deposits
sI,s3l, ~; decrease Al legal tenders SS,S2essl
The money market was more active on Satur-
day, as n IN anticipation Of the character Of tns
bank statement The prevailing rate ON Ar
classes OF collaterals was seven per cent, but at
this figure the demand was easily sa,is sfed
The exceptions a. siN per cent were fewer, ana
comprised instances where he securities were
government bonds and the borrowers m ex cel.
lent standing. Commercial paper was q Qnoted
al 70 ~ Per cent for the general run OF prime
aeceptances. In prompt negotiations tha
maker sometimes allowed nine per oenf
Similar exceptions took place the other vay. a
few prime notes going n az and ca per sent
discount. but they Were very rare AID hardly
qUotable.
Evening star., 1869-06-07

Rancoiph : Die ALIAS Blue Sziu. and SAr,ueI
dorsey go- mo hynt with sucSs, stones, and
otheE mlssles, o. asIonsd hy sSme.hlnC SAID
about a woman IN Fighting Alley ard soon
the noise made being heard AZ he polls lsrgs
crowd was attracted. aud some OF them
seemed - oe bent on free fgh: The poli .
from The nearest precinct Were promptly On the
spo; when an attempt was MADE 20 escape ana
ow or three pistol shots being fired Increased
the crowd largely. The OH GERS arrested he p4r
Ties and vita some difficulty go: hem "a he
ia ton house, the crowd being cleared from he
alley by squad of mounted men. under Lieut.
.ohnsor. Tie muss had nothing whatever %
do with The voting.
INCIDENTS.
The Universal Franchise Association. rs We
stated on Saturday, ~-n' circulars 20 he cand,-
aa'es asking them % answer the folio wing
questions Will you. # elected. use your in
nu1nee 70 induce Congress 20 enfrano hise The
women Of this DIstrlci' VIII you, II elected
use your influence 70 secure 20 women a far
snare OF official patronage Will Won. If elect
ed. use your iniiuence 10 protect women IN he
free practice OF all honest emplovmentl Tn 70
ten O'CLOCK this morning Prof. Wilcox had re-
: kliey. candidate Tor Assessor in the Sixth
Wsrd. and Mr.. Joseph Williams candidate TOR
the Board OF Common Council, from me
Seventh Ward. Dr.. Districh's answer Iyas
published IN Saturdays STAR.
Tickets wilh the names OF he Citizens candi-
dates on paper similar 10 that on which the
Republican uckefs Were printed made their
appearance early IN th- day, and were so we'll
calculated 10 deceive, that several OF them
Were passed into the boxes by colored voters
VINO could not read.
THE REGISTRATION
Below we give The Official figures OF he regis
tratIons OF l-6s and 1853. The following is The
Evening star., 1869-06-07

EUROPEAN NEWS By CABLE Eugiish
papers express a lukewarm satisfaction with
the temperate but determined speech OF Lord
CLARENDON IN reference to the Alabama claims
In the meantime. as the London Standard has
II. the English people, until the details of Mr.
Motieys mission are known, have only 10 fold
their hands and limit their compliments 10 nIm
as historian. As the representative OF grea,
ration, they will let him alone for the present
At q meeting of the Conservative peers in Lon
don, Saturday, the majority expressed strong
6pposlncn 10 tae passage OF the Irisn Ehurc b
DIseStabhshment bill, and it was agreed that
the second reading OF the bill should De Oh.
posed. There as. ii is said, majority of si ighty
against the bill. A mass meeting in Londor. .
derry, SATURDAY., entered protest against III.
passage OF the Irish Church bill. IL is rspor,sd
thai a q English man and his family have hasn
massacred IN Abyssinia.
a new conspiracy has been discovered IN
Paris. and sundry arrests have been made Mr
WaShburne, our Minister 10 the Court OF N.
poleoE Is sick, and must 60 10 Hamourg
Crest excitement occurred IN the Span,sb
Cortes on the reading Of Duloe's res esignatiop as
captain General OF Cuoa. Duice Is now on MS
way 10 SPAN 10 give an account of himself
Spain mas reduced the d rect taxes in her colo
mes one-half, and imposed u small export di,rv
on rum. sugar and tobscco
The North German Parliament mas elected
was chosen ice President. T he reyepue and the
expenditure of the North German Confedera-
ton are about equal, being about seyenty-six
mLiiont OF thalers each. There is to be no
more imprisonment for debt In Belgium.
frlates from abroad are beginning 10 arrive
ell.
Evening star., 1869-06-07

THH PRIHrIRe INrEss sArIoEAL l,oNyRx-
TIcN--The Printers International Con nyeu :ien
assembled IN Albany to-day. The sessions,
week, viii be held in the Assembly chamber.
EAtensiye arrangements have been made for
the reception OF the delegates. On Tuesday.
the committee Of arrangemeute, will make q
excursion down the rIyer, and IN the afternoon
VIII make an excursion 70 Troy. The excur-
tion,s's wall be entertained ~ the Troy HOUSE
BY The typos OF shatcity. On Wednesday even-
ihs grand banque' viii Be given 70 the dole
gates AT Stan wix Hail. ON Thursday an excur-
sion will be made 70 Saratoga Spriues. and q
in that village. On Friday and Saturday.
during the recess OF the convention, che doao.
gates will visit the various places Of public In =
DncI-y Observatory, Rural Cemetery and the
psplfeptary.
Evening star., 1869-06-07
INDIAN ErRsDATIoss IN KANSAS

MORE INDIAN DEFRRDATIoSs IN KANSAS
Ihr Indians are devastating he 80 tl-m-ars on
tne SolsmoA and the Republican rlyrrs ~
Kansas. Indians had been Il the VICINITY OF
"hIrr Rock and Lake Sibley tor a week IN
large numbers, killing ana destroying evary-
thug. MAJOR Cox. OF the 10th cavalry has ar.
rived NJ Leavenworth. from Camp Supply.
he reports all the Arapahoes and four hundred
Ch-yrnEes at that post, hungry and out of am
mLIition- Col Nelson. sup-rInisnd Is ,n.ra
Win sock Of provisions and goods i,r their
o-urtJ. The colonies II Jewell ano Mitchell
CO. ntIes. IN northwestern Kansas. have bear
driven auto Republic and " asnlrxton conn.
I'r~, ard nearly twenty persons IIliaG. Dir
"-Ht-lpeck, an old Citizen vas killed wn!le
CI5-sipg the Republican -Ivsr There i a
PANE among tho settlers N that part OF the
Sac
Evening star., 1869-06-07
TELEGRAAlS TO The STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
IMPORTANT FROu SPAIN


Prsmulc atisn of the New Cemstitutiou-
Tumuit and Loss of Life-Review OF the
Troops. 40.
MADRID. June The nsT Consultation WAS
promulgated yss-erday With grea. pomp. In
tha afternoon IL -Ien0a-s Of the Executive
e. UHcIl ald -he D,pntiss 20 me Cores pro-
c'Sd"G fTJnl heir nanbarS % the platform
hIcR vas erected in font OF The halls of G. hp.
grr-s There me Secretary OF the Cores reai
ne tOnS-ItG iOr, which WAS re ,eiyed with
loud cheers oy an immensa concourSe OF
p4Jple g-'her-d IN front OF the platform
TN returning 20 the Chamber, the D-pu-
- "a b took The oarh 70 supDo-t n
constitution. When the Deputies were ratir-
on The street and tumuI; eEsued among the
crowd The dIsturDap 20 increasing and threat
rEITg - become serious, IN spite of thu effort,
ot he troOpS 20 pm a stop % II. the Military
Governor OF the city appeared, and with great
Pre>eDte OF mind rushed among the foreInos
OF me rioters, shouting Viva la Soverana Ma.
yI'aai. This changed The feeling OF tn
n"c'natinE ISob, who joined In cheering the
'TCV-rnmrnt, and the tHmult suhsidef
Only Two men We're killed. but several were
woupdsd- The deputies subsequently, retur n
ed 40 tn- platform and witnessed a grand mill
ttEy review. over 3n,s0 troops flied past
The enthusiasm manifested on all sides was
very great. 1t was noticed, however that none
OF the Republican deputies participated in the
proceedings. The review terminated with a
stlute of fifty guns. civic procession fol-
grand banquet and exhibition Of fire works
took place.
There Were at least 10000 visitors from the
country in Madrid during The day TO attend the
celebration.
The remains OF several Spanish celebrities
have arrived here fol deposition in the Pan.
thenOn.
In the Cortes Tomorrow bill will bs pre-.
sentec by the majority creating Marshal Ser
rano Regent of SPAN, but without power to
sanction laws or 10 dissolve the Chambers
Evening star., 1869-06-07
THE TIRFIN PARIS.

PsRI~, June AT the race course yesterday,
the gre at feature of the day was the contest for
the Grand Prix de Paris, an object of art. the
gift OF his Majesty the Emperor, and ln,UO0
Twelve horses started. The betting was four
20 one against Glaneur, even on Drummer, and
six 10 one against Ryshworth. The weather
was delightful. although very warm. A great
throng was present, among whom We're the
Emperor and Empress. the Prince Imperial OF
France, Gueen Isabella of Spain, Queen
Sophia of Holland, and many other notabies
Evening star., 1869-06-07
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY
ROBBED OF NsOO.OOO.
rider OF . Government Officer

"uruer OF government Officer.
NEW oRK. June An evening paper has
special despatch from Santa Ee, New Mex.
leo, which states that the United States Depos.
iioTy was entered by ROBBERS, who carried of
over S.O0.OUO and murdered J. e.. Collins who
was IN charge, and who was found dead yes
terday morning, shot through the breast
There was much excitement, and every effort
was being made to arrest the robbers
Evening star., 1869-06-07

~Utah exhibits specimens Of raisiss OF
all raisins, raisin' children is their best hoid.
~The English literary weekiies are lust
publishing articles on the yelocipede.
0The women Of Massachusetts are 50,WO
stronger than the men. IL they could vote hey
could elect majority OF women 20 the Lsglsls-
ture, ana the future destinies OF the old Bay
State would pass in TO their hands.
~The public workmen OF Madrid. % dIe-
gIng for place 10 plant q column % Liberty.
upearthed the bones OF thou sands OF victims Of
The 1nqnISIuon. n. \. Trbnns a. prosed
C ,. horse graveyard.--BSr.oa PSss.
Evening star., 1869-06-07

- .Ir - .f
.- 's.aFt.>~. "a TAs F4i.a4st.s.-s,,s-c,,
80. "A sTr-lJI :ro-s Havana June T. via
NJ 49,, IN, safes Ia; he Programme Of
-A- Eolunte-rs y % r~r1ain q aIe' un;Il .hs ar
ttNSi Ol Gei efAl tslO<alIeIO de kOGs. allow him
- assume cOrmSLt. and tnrE aSaI. .y.ut.
/ u Spanish Admiral strongly oo,ec,sd ~ th-
.-- -on OF me volunteers II CrposiIs Dulce bur .
~ ne rIAlly acq uies ced. y believed D.. ~ a
-enzIn a passive spectator % yba.sN-r ,h.v
may 10 b-ioTe ne arrival OF General Roaa
aHOt h-t dispatch Ct tEs ~ar,is da... --a,ss hat
n yOIun'ters nay- removed ne Gov erEors OF
'Ard-nas and Colen. aud propose tC establiS a a
.-tuinSiraie, CONSISTING %; prominent Sran-
iaidS. 70 govern The i-!aLo IL q The home gov
,IhmrE. y >ettlet TEry viii pr,nabIy gave
Jun diraSSda cC--I-.aI i y. n .Orses IN the
n-id- he Goy-rIcr oi HaSaLa and the Chief
IuSti-- nav I-s4gLyG. O-ry ort ssis and b..
bSn3 y accompany b-l,- ~ Span General
i-splha y raP-c-ec - rs-igE sC54.. a seril Us
ttEaS utVe-i- n NClrrtE--~ aUi racui4r~ H.,
taseE plat i, Ca-CrLa.
T.n Duic- sali-f :-c-> Havana OF SATURDAY
~ SIAlu- NJ Va NSct nYsu--t 81 the '-a,n-r
"N All th- miuiaty iCrrs - nlyu rar |, m ~. :
ara. and by M ,CtC--ls G. me /, -lul--r- -
i---its- i . sOUrLs.s puntt<h I'm =. ". rrtt,
-T-->-n;s 'h'H@ @aCGs y iLsU-g-u-- = sUrrsD
'.--iu<- a. - a->-T.-C IA; a-loLs ;,s.. vi :
49, siVrH .n he VOID 80 'i-r, P--r,
'-~p-.t-> aL4 raLcI>,C FCrua-- " ~
---- -IInIs;e. e Noe SAILED from Haynr,
'- saturday, fgT N-rs Cru. Th- P4Tuy-.,
O. q. ~ aTriyrt - Bsrpa1O-S 81. :-a- an,I :,
-.: lays tTcTo - Thsr'a~
letter II 2. a Spaal>a >ourc-. da'.d Hs-
N'.A' day E. q. sPrak> - S-sCId -uSoun--r
y tibu>Ir.S IL D. t.lr c.. y p ne = -.
' % he il-h G: Ma Inr. VIZ It =. O.
- i-.--d arc dIs p.T-@a ~ Cu- Of -l- >p> IN
i---..tEy -O!Ua-G>. Thre- v- :vgr ~ Ih- IL
f.-..t-rrs Ken v-r- >Ur.nlariiy -nu- !, Is
..-i ;0a' fh- tSrSCCt tB- e-~-I L which .n-
=. ol-i..s laui-. t-tI INTO -h- haEd- o. ~
! -h-..id.- u .cu~i--~d - tw-.N- plsces l.
'-'-Fy, - 'N r-.--- .ugs-. WIN OilSr sEnmH-
.i.. T. ana a laIs- AEfa5-r ot ba-Te.s .: haru
Oh Al and "C-s-D--.
Evening star., 1869-06-07
FATAL EXPLOSION OF THE BOILER
OF TUG BOAT

CLBvELAHD, June The tug Asa Coyeli,
while towing in the river yesterday afternoon
exploded her boiler, and was blown ipIo atoms
Capt. Joseph Greenbagh, Jr., was Instantly
killed. and others are supposed 20 be lost. as
several men and boys were on BOARD Five
persons were rescued from the water. one of
when was severely nIured. JACOB Newherry.
fireTran, was severely injured
Evening star., 1869-06-07
INEAsINESS IN SPAIN ABOUT CURa>
AFFAIRS.

MADRID. June Much anxiety is felt on
every hand about Cuba. The Govern ment Is
unwilling 10 publish teIeyrams received from
t1oa. ana THIS circumstance ausmerte the
SeneIal uneasiness.
Evening star., 1869-06-07

FATAL SHOOTING AFFRAY- Ulsg,d Hsfv,s ION
"1S John Murray, al Old and rrs p-ctei citi-
Zrn o. fcrisrnourh, Va. was snot on Ssturd day
:bs Alexander Perry, an oysterTnaA. MURRAY
having reSsCn 10 believe thai his daughter had
b-su >-du ced by Perry. pre- -ed-d IN search OF
'he iarceT with the intrntion Of shooting MIN
M--ang Perry, in company with MS father
NE rAy dis harged his sho, .un n Young
re y, IufIct,ng a slight nesh wound IL IA,
leg Perry returned the fire from n doE ole
oHi-t'd sac; gun, out without effect. Murray
anG tne elder Perry then grappIpd with eac b
ctrf' when the younger Perry shot Murray
'h-onsh he heart causing death within an
h"".- feIEy surrendered n mself 10 ths police.
ahI sl'eT a preliminary examination was re-
FasrI on $40 bail Tor Trial To-day.
- Ne anE'NersaTy OF he Battle of Bunker
H'.i VIII this year Ds Observed IN the Boston
coliseum by chorus ten times a large as the
Ain-rIt;Ih iortes Engaged IL that memorable
conflict
~ By all means admit an. ylrls 70 me nriyt
legeS of free collegiate -ducarion IL ~ an
su,Inals IN our school system tina, untyars,Ty
hOnOrs are within the reach OF bows onIv
Ih~r" = no Ius'Ics IN the exclusion AMI he
sJJn-E ~ l. hanged the p-i,er.
Several counties Of keniucxy do NO, make
a SiE gle income return.
s~f-rny Lind Is 20 >Ins q: Hamburg m her
- c-nd C-A-CriO, 'EuIh.
Evening star., 1869-06-07
Totals .....-...l,lS}

Bowen's maJorIty in the ciry,>6.
In consequence of the Illegal votes thrown
IN the Fifth Ward for the Democratic candi-
dates, they Were ousted and certificates Of elec-
ton given TO the Republican candidates
Eighty-fiye illegal votes Were thrown out IN
the Second Ward, which increased the ma iori
" OF Mr. Bowsu
Evening star., 1869-06-07
FALL OF BUILDINGS
FIRE

DETROIT, June "A row Ut three-,to-,
buildings III Brorson stree, TELL on THURSDAY
huTyiHg three men All wsre re>cuet
Evening star., 1869-06-07
INTERESTING NEWS FROM MExuCo


Minister Rosecrans Heard From-Consul
Drinks Mission to Washfng ngtOn-Rail.
road Matters-Political Affairs, and
trimes
HAVANA, June 6.-General Rosecrans, late
American Minister to Mexico, denies the state
ment recently published in the New York
papers, that he asked permission to remain at
Mexico until the perfection Of his policy.
Minister Lerdo de Tejada has published a
communication explaining the policy of the
Government IN 1868 and 1864, without explain
ing. however, or even touching upon ITS pres.
ent policy.
Consul Brlnks mission to Washington is the
subject Of general discussion. The Mexican
journals are silent upon the topic, but it is well
known that all parties IN Mexico are opposed
70 selling any Mexican territory; though there
was well defined desire for q prCtectOrate
The legislation for the Puebla Branch Rail. :.
road TO Santa Ana has been concluded.
The office of Minister TO Washin gton is not
sought after. because OF the lack of pay al
taehIng thereto.
Crlme in Mexico continues 70 be on the in.
Crease, despite OF all efforts of the Government
TO suppress 1t.
Minister Nelson 8 ARRIVAL and DEVELOPMENT
OF the policy OF President Grants adminis.ra-
lion are anxiously awaited.
Evening star., 1869-06-07

Henry Clifford, desperate burglar, after
receiFing sentence OF four years in the peni-
tenuiry az 8. LOUIS, sprang ont Of an opeu
WINDOW IN the CRIMINAL Court room, leap-d a
aIgh I-on fence. and escaped.
~ Many farmers IN Nsine are pi7wlIs up
-1eiT Hop = 4 HoTs tell :-cEa Ilrv - -IgoI
oen-e I--&., 1T! !s...
Evening star., 1869-06-07

.-EsEEsL r T TgS-. - r~-a-y % n p -esr-
s~--. irav-s he On Tag-sGly mex or -
-sgi. E.Gga-l-a lGt W. 5- ao,-ut - -~- -
o. -.uusr
Evening star., 1869-06-07
FROM THE WEST.
Railroad Matters-Moyements i Array
ficePS

ficers.
ST. LoCIs, June "A Denver dispatch saws
that arrangements have been made by Gov
Evans for the early completion OF the Denver
Pacific railroad. The Governor starts west
tomorrow morning 10 complete q contract
with the Union Pacific Railroad Company for
laying the track and equipping the roac
Gems. Sheridan and Doubleday ana party ar.
rived al Omaha yesterday, and will leave for
the west to day.
Evening star., 1869-06-07

-gETTI---z l-r'. ST. sST- 20 -Isrxsh,ps
r.-r maze .. -l- pep. % IN - -o-d4y . iii
rt Al --as - .-r-lv -1tt- oy --r1JvaI~.
Evening star., 1869-06-07

t.rEv EE-.SEEE JnBS RI. L)S- mas hem
l--. lsd iron T. >aUsgs and oTi"red % ;ne
- l-.s-
Evening star., 1869-06-07

CLEvEi AND, June The Pearl oil works
Were burned yesterday morning. Loss >In.l.0.
No insurance
Evening star., 1869-06-07

T-E ORDERS Of tlEst AsslS'IUt EEE.Leer
=. >ni,H % the Seminole has been rs-
.1.~-- and n mas ns-I 1rd"-s! ) resume his
...-.-s s.; NJrfJiE VA.
Evening star., 1869-06-07

SALES OF LAND IL IIEsINIA.-F i. Gam
non & Co. Real f.ssate Agents a. Nam sesas
have sold. this week. forty acres OF laud -
longing 10 Susan Brenton 10 Mr. Pinch, of Ne1
York. for $3.50 cash. One hundred acres bolonr.
ins 10 Waller Weir 20 Nj. Series, OF New YorE.
for s9J0. Fifty acres Of woodland beioueiue 10
Butier and Cannon. 10 MI. Green. OF Naine
for SIS per acre.-Hana ssas Cd.s,t,
Evening star., 1869-06-07

=.~ HgS-- b. -zR- o.. u . g2u. our
ger ~ -.s'-- - Hort-rl- 80 an in.A-yis7g
W 10 P.-=.I-u Z morning
Evening star., 1869-06-07
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

TT P-EsIoEST aE1 Al-s- tI-lC-, a.-aaaai
a. N---c.. 81 Gnu 2 v. ---i2y morning.
Evening star., 1869-06-07

- T-E, 7 ON To-UAv-Tha iadi-1t.ons g.
- K ~ press axe th4s The R-puoEcsn iick--
ri sa-c-'i By pretty large ra ar..y IN he
y and ;hs- they Will carry a; I-as: i've GU
{ seven q :ha wards
Evening star., 1869-06-07

Ma EyPERsIDEST TTLgg gave an elegant
= and cIC4us- party n her villa on S.l:el
-'lant- Friday afternoon and evening. The
.ss-syai wss given in honor OF Miss TYLER. who
: . = married on th@ 26th ms tanr.
Evening star., 1869-06-07

- EIght bOr---- l.u -r.-..--r- ,S-1a;tsrr rr4r-.
"tdh, frr--i1- tu-C--' n. a.. "a. u car
--- and 60 PJULI- u Ia,.-
" IN aE -r'I-is 90 lfa p-s,Iu..,u NJ.
'' L.saI ~iy- ,aat a - ornru mo -.nI,l..-
"- -- .~lfe iT- s.Iil liJi-. aud t1r, ,uu-e a..
.r.-" W-Iasu Suffrage
- - I'h-t, .-w VII sine. =. .,u..-
'..- ~Ti~ iiNC.--C- p ;r.. ..ys a., -.
-iir .--, --- O.. liam r.. -.
80 : -rlns--r. axe ~ -l@ mi.
= i-4s.ug ..ls,i. f1- n. ..--,ry
vi - -...-- - ~. = e. .-a.- 80,
Evening star., 1869-06-07

IFBW WHiTs HoUsE-A mOng the visitors al
ns Elective Mansion hi morning Were Sen.
z-o- Ross, 10 company " ith W. W. Reynolds,
.: kaDSas. who IS Delegated by he Governor
&C 'ha- state 20 consult with he President in
terence 20 Indian troubles there.
Evening star., 1869-06-07

MILLING OF RECEIVER OF PUBLIC MONEYS
AND ROBBERY OF GovERNNRNT FUNDS
.rsi Spinner, United States Treasurer. this
morning received dispatch from f. c. Little,
he newly appointed Receiver of Public
Moneys a. Santa Fe. New Mexico, Stating that
= l. Collins, the late receiver at tna, place.
E2d been shot dead, and has ONCE robbed, on
he I'd OF May last. Mr.. Collins had on hand
nearly half q million OF dollars, most Of which
10 doubt has been stolen. Mr Little The new
rrceIver. lately arrived at Santa Fa, and
was making preparations % relieve Mr. Col
iins when the latter was Killed.
Evening star., 1869-06-07
THE REGISTRATION.
Below we give The official figures OF he regis
trations OF I-6s and 1853. The following is tne

The following IS the Official registration of
1863. including the last three days-the number
OF whites and color,d voters, respectively MOI
b@n given, as il was deemed advisable not to
make any distinction: