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FRRxDNAN's SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPAH
At the monthlv meeting OF this ban king CON-
pany ON the Iith instant. at their once on 9TH
street. near the Post Once, II appeared that
there was on deposit SLIT, 6&i-g7. The assets
of the company are exclusively in stocks and
bonds OF the United States, or in cash. These
assets amount TO 8 i,214, 1851, among watch are
So - 60 in Pacific Railroad bonds. Within the
Hast tvo months the increase ia deposits has
BEEN over sl0O, "a, and the number Of deposit.
ors about l5e0 The progress Of this valuable
INSTITUTION Is lis own commendaiion.
CESIRs mARKEr to-day was well supplied,
the prices Of staple articles being unchanged
Fresh vegetables were in abundance and meats
10 correspond, as foilows:-Lsmb. 25c; Veal,
nc; Green Peas, Sc. per peck; Saap Beans.
4oc. per quarter peck; Asparagus, l0saOc per
ouncb; fresn Tomatoes, SOC. per box 70 uart.)
and Sprouts axe. per peck. S,raWoerr,es
were plenty st 30e. per quart. The fish market
was also well supplied and prices unchanged
OPEN AIR SKRyIcKs--These sery ices. held
under the auspices Of the Young Mems Chris
tlan Association, have been resumed and will
De- held tomorrow, IN the East Capitol PARK.
NJ ociOcF y. m; also, AZ corner Of 7th street
and Pennsylvania avenue at 6;i5 p. N.
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SP &c SfOCK
WOW OPEN Ar
NJ a Il X r TT Z rs.
no. ass sBvHNrH STREET,
BETWEEN D AND = STREETS,
edoors above Odd Fellow Han,
EMBRACING NOVELTIES II
PAPEkHANGINoS, WINDOW eHADIB, PIO-
TUBE HRAn1e, PICTURE COED AND fAs-
e1Le, PAINTINGS. BMo1AvIH0O, OHRo-
Hes, RICTUBD NAILS, RINGS, &c.
Please remember name I'D nnmbsr.
TERMS OABH. spas.am
JAPAHIsE BISHIHd Rods,
FOE q 80 EACH.
VERY cenvsnisnt. strong asd hspdaoms.
n. ". DURC6RLL,
Dor 18th opd oto,
DH Under Dbbagt House.
O1o. ,. kiDWkLL. WI. p. roMBf.
KDWILL D rONRY,
bal tefATI AND 0DuRRAL AGENTS,
No. 11a FOUR STREET,
nyslm WAeaINGroN, D. q.
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Ge Gomi6inr1ni6,
JOURNAL OFFICIEL DE LA PAR0ISSE SAINTJACQUES

fornie.-On suppose que la recolte de coton
sera de 2, $50, 900 bales aux Etats- Unis. s.-Un
incondie dttruit la fonderie de Talbot Il
Richmond. lie pere Hyacinthe va aux
synagognes, aux temples protestants, ct prie
dams les eglises catalogues. Ce fills de paysan
est malin ct chrttien. II connait son Ame-
rique ct ne sly lisre ras.-Les nonvel'es lie
Ia Havane mont pas granle importance. C'est
lie Ia petite guerre. L'Espagne envcie ton.
jours des tronpes Cnbe.-Le gen. BeIknap
u ate instal1 CONNIE secretaire de h guerre.
-Une recente decision lie Ia Conr Supreme
des E.. q. valiae les obligations contractees
dams les Etats.C Confeder6s, basant la valenr
du dollar confidere sur la valaur qnil await
an moment de Ia tra,ls,ction.-M. Grant ct
NJ. Boutwell, ont tonjours lie longs entretiens
inconnns. Rien de bon SONS &c n,ystere
V1EUx MONDE Espagne Sc pacific. LIE
T07gGE IN CreTgEy y 4 etc liminu6 lie 30 pour
cent. LIE Montpenser lmisse, ct les actions
du due lie Genes sont i Ia hausse. lie Car
lasscra I'hiver i Nce.-Engin est en- Orient,
ct Ton lit que Napoleon ct ma'ale. Tonl"urs
cctte Mandite vesSic. On l,arle lie manifeSta-
tions, l'insnrrections, ~ revolutions, etc.
Rien de tout celia n'aura lien, ct re,npirc
li,,ra par nae vessie crevae.-Le P;ne est
clme, bien qn'nn anticoncile du liberalisne
loiya Sc re,inir Naples.
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Nouvclles.

LoUIsItSE. = War,aoth limtnaga ct
lemeure mailtenant an ''AItc]anics Insti-
tute LA 7rb4De de Ia Nonyee Orleans,
organe de In population de conleur, dams un
rennruuable article sur lie suffrage nn,re7~e},
dit: "Ce nest pas le suffrage unlyersel quill
f;.ut accllser. &c ne sont pas meme nos frercs
republicans, qui ont involontairement COM
mis- lerrenr de st ivrer il DIES sycophantes. -,
Mais nne fois que les ma ses sernnt bien
conyaincues quill y de par lie monae des
hypoclites, les elections lie nous livreront
plus, pied, ct poings hes, a dies hommes sans
conscience, sans princlpes, sans courage ct
sans honneur" Ecllirons done les masses
avcc Ia l1miere du citoyen ct non Ii torche
de lincenliaire
Les chanteurs ct chanteuses de fOpera
ne sont point enrhumes
La Legislature, sans rime nj rason, sc
riunira-t ellie en- tlecemhrc?
Les banqniers de New York, fins fiaireurs
ct surtout Ell matiere hnauciere, icriyent pa,
lei:
Lies hons de la Louisiana sc sont amelio
res au recu dune depache de la Nonvelle
Orleans annoncant que Warmoth a rasolu d,
ne point convoquer la Legislature en- session
extraordlnaire.
Done, 81 In Legislature ne Sc rennissait pln
lu tout, les bnns dcyiendraient complement
bons.
NoUvEAu MoNpE.-La semaine derniere
lie steamboat Stonewall, en- descendant de st
Lonis a la Nouvelle- Orleans, a brnli pres d
Grand Tower. 21S personnes ont pari.-De
y elections democratiques ont Ell lieu en- Cali
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| LA LlBERTAD.-Nons appreI,ons avec pelne que
"La Libertad," journal CUBAN public la Nouvee-
Orleans, he paralt plus.
Cette feue Gtait bravement r6digec, hautement
liberale, Repression dun ct dune liberte que
nous voudrions vcir sc realiser pour la Reinc des
Antilles. "n -
L'EpooUE.-Sil en- est qui naissent, d'autres qui
fabssent ct des troisiemes qui neurent, il en- est
egalement qni prosperent ct grandissent. Il e
poque'' est de ce nombre. Nous en- sonnes heureux,
bien que ses principles potq,es, ce Gui regarde
la polltique en- Europe, ne soient nullement les
ndtres. Mais "PEpoque'' est ferme, pas peureuse,
rGligee avec talent, Gcrite EN- franeas.
Qui done, dams Ia Louisiana radicalisee ct def
guree, Cert anjourd'hni cosrectrment ct bien la
noble langne de nos aienx Get idi0me lie clart6 ct
dind6pendance qui pare Ia tete de Ia civisation?
RoULAIsoN.-Beau temps, bellies journGes ct
snperbes Nuts.
La roulaison continue. La noyenne est A-peu-
pres dun boncaut l'arpens. Malheurensement les
bras ne sont pas assez no,nbreux partout ct pour
tous.
Nous avons recu un echantillon de vim lie cannes
do . rappareil paent6 'c NJ. A. Labauve. II est
impossible, croyons den obtenr de pins blanc
Ms panteurs deyraicnt bien v6ritier le fait dams
leur intGr6t.
CoLLABoRATloN-Qnclq a1nis, aussi ne''i-
gents qn honorabes ayant offert eur collabo.
ration pour me pare anglaise qui n'aura re', dc
radical. nous lavons acceptec avec reconnaissance
hie''t6t ranglais, pnisqtil faut sangIrna,liser.
En- anrias conrre en- irancais. I'LL cote CONNIE
sur autre dc notre tenIe, nous serons rancllemelt
republican,
Ralica?..
-Quanl les hommcs senses ct les particles
sinceres lie deven,lront ce qni est lie synonyme de
CANALS"
ToussANT.-Cette grande fAte catholiqne Gte
dignement celebree l'egise St-Michcl. Procession,
nunbrcuse ct recuellie all cimctiere LIE reverend
Renaer, le 'ligne prtre to,!j ours ministers,
lrononc6 une allocution cluquente ct touchallte
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Ic,liIleton du Lyuisin,.uis.
LOUI>IANAISE.

Ellie portat le nom Anna.
Ce nom de la mere Ge la Sta.N erce siynfe
"gra2leuse.
Ellie Gtat gracieuse en- effet la creole Anna ct
belle.
La beaut6 est une eiforescence, mais la grace
est un partum
B.nlrnrt uses les vierges qu posse 'ent deux
attrbnts essenties a la perfection idGale, car ees
srmblent creees pour ,lne mission d'anour ct de
bonhenr, ct rien nest plus divin one len. sorire.
Anna 6taf bruno, avec de grands ye1lx noirs
ombraGes par dc ellis lune magnificer,ce orentalc.
Et yenx noirs, lnpIes Ell meme temps Que
protonds, tcatants ct do,,x hauS ct .irs. Gtaient
umere ct retlet dame La femme est toute elltierc
dams ses yeux. ct c'est par critt ouvertre Que
lesprt ntereur regarle les chooses de lintili.
CONNIE renche il l'intr9ss ction dc rtlx ,uunes un
Sc rehetent Pun dams lautre. Unc femme, f1telle
lEve du para1is parfate la creation de Ia premiere
henrc, serat une ade statue nanin6e 81 son regard
ne sentat rien ne ilsait ren, pongeait pas dams
lie visible ct invisible de la vie, ct 81 ses yeux Sc
conentaient de reproduire sans enthousiasme une
terne image dies objets environments. l. nii est une
en6tre ouy'rte sur lie cel, ct quand il lit l'amour
dams ce elel de splende"rs ct Se 1avissements on
Sc sent 6boui auta emu.
Vous avez lie stGr6oscope de l'infni.
Les yeux Anna parlacnt, mas lis ne parlaien
pas encore / amour
La leune file croyait encore enfant, ct eta;
avec Indifference qu.re rrcevait les hommages d.
courtsans nombrenx ct beanx. La vanite, cett
banale petittsse dun cnur etroit lui 6tait auss
inconnue que lie desir de plaire ct dere adoree
Ne devinait-elle pas instnctivement avec la douc
honte de sa nature, que les hommes sont vains
menteurs, hypocritts. presque ouiours incn6s yer
une ouvre mauvaise On la savait richie dun
amille consder6e ct puissante, ct Ia richesse atr
en- ioule les adoraeurs ct les 6pouseurs.
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DERNIEREs NOGvELLEs

lie Canal de snez n'a encore qn'une pro
fonlenr de 90 pieds.
-Une folrle immense visita le cimetere
Mnntmartre dams lie pins grand calnle. Paris
est tifrayant lie tranuniIlite.
-Une seco,sse de tremhlement de terre
s'est fait sentir en Alemngne ct a pressure
Gyeille Michel.
Sam, fills dn major Sheppard collector
du Rcvenu 1,ns lie Mississippi, a tue vololl-
tiirement son pere. Sam ftait ivre.
-Des elections ont Ell lieu dams Etat de
New York, IL Boston, Baltimore ct Mobile.
New York, Baltimore ct Mobile ont dome
gain de cause aux democrates Boston ma
pas change Pourqno '7es lamocrates? Pour
luoi paS 1es rarmhIicains moleres contre DIES
r:tllc;lnX enragas?
L. Bure,.n les Ecoes pnbliunes de Gin
cinnati i; pr,scrit III Bible ct les !ivres sacres.
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Hy"ci~ihe.

Pourquoi done ce vacarme
lei, la-bas, partout, .-..
A propos dun seul Carme
Qui change ,te surtoutl
Qnanl I'LL llomme s,erfroque,
Mon ami, cest son ,lroit,
Et q,ar.l il Sc d6troque,
En- est-l plus adroit!
Pour une tele chose
Tn ii nince accident,
Fant-il que chacun cause
De l. Est i l'Occilent7
Est-ce un astre qui passe
TT $ etent dams les cenx,
I'm Iaissant dams espace
La perruque des vierx?
Est-ce me lo morale
Tombant All fond dun puts,
L'eclipse sid6fae
De la lune ues NUTS
Satan, la bette infame,
Entrant dams lie Saint Lieu,
A-t-il perdu la femme
ii b, usculG sou Dieu?
Non, rien de tout celia. Lie carme Hyaciuthe
Ma pas trouble les citl,x;
Rome he sera pas llne cite moins sainte,
Sans tros munes chassieux.
j. G..
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formule ct 4 Repression coiistitntionnelle,
non pas aux individus ct aux races qui vivent
lei, mi sont nts lei, qui font partie du tout.
En- r&f&chissant IN peu, sans avoir beanconp
de genie, on reconnait bicn vite que i'aflran-
chissement des noirs affirmait Ia citoyennete
do ces noirs LIE senl NAL 6tait dams leur igno-
rance, dams lenr force numirique, dams lenr
pertnrlmtenrs. La lagitime consequence de
Acknowledgement est done un danger transi-
toire, un d6sordre momentane, un antago-
nisme facheux, non point nne prenve contre
le droit. La democratic proclame 10 droit
immuable, sans couienr, iternel; mais ellie ne
veut pas qn'il soft mn element daclaina il
travers Ia morale. Ia ioi, Ii jnstice, leqnita
Ia s,,ciete ct Ia civilisation On dit quill NY
'avait pas dc ,lrot cuntre le droit." In limite
franchie, cest unc usnrpation, c'est l'ordre
social mis- en- question, c'est Ia revolution. -Et
nous nc po,tvons, ila,is me rfpnbliIne demo-
cratiqnc, admettre Ia lagitimits dune rer"l"-
INN. Ero'ution, oui; ,erointion, non. Notre
Cite, qu'on ne s'y trompe pas, ne resemble
pas In cite antique de II Gfece OH ne hOmf,
bien moins encore ln cite moderne de
Berlin on de Paris La on lnniorite Sc grandt
,u detrimcnt de Ia hIer'e, OH Ia forme poll
tiqne content plus dc despotisme que de
democratic. OH Ie chef fait ombre snr des
snjets, Ia revolution est in droit dc ligitime
defense.
Aux Etats- Unis, malgre les scanlales dn
ratlicalisme, ce nest point encore e cas-.
L'evolutiOn nous sauvera, non Ia reyolu
ton.
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sapRemerciements au complaisant prs,come.
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CAIRO DAILY MARKET.

ONCE 90 THE EVENING BULLETIN, /
CAiRo, January 4, ls6o.
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NATIONAL BANKS.

their business ~
collections on gll points promptly attended g.. .lJ
returns mad" ON dos VI payment
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Day Board, Trcty-Fice Dollars per month
JEwETT WILCOX CO.,
dec2ldu PropricOrt.
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STOCKHOLDERS, MEETING.

NOTICE
uHs.uf the ~.u'lIWcs'orn Insurance Co,
Cairo, H., December o. lstS
Tt annual meet .ug U' the Stockholders ui this CONE
taUy '.r 90. election NJ Thirteen Directors, 90 serve
'.r TIE ensuing y,aI, vii be- held at the Office Of the
company, IaF", 90 Monday, January ~, \ ID;
l-4 ffunl p}.p.k. am until o'clock, pm, IL sld
ICY III JANE = EEANDEN, -.e'y,
It. -|''f
NOTICE.
O'hec the Valley Insurance Company,
CAIRO, Limos, december q, les.
So're be- hs rehy gwen hat tho animal election for
thirteen Directors II the Valley Insurance Company
m poo hold - 'hr Office Of the company in CAIRO, ILL.,
lola. L. luU'rIUss, "a. uI. Monday. January 4, l-g.
.euZ-itd n. r.. GANDEE, Scc'y.
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PROPOSALS.
OEALED PROPOSALS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

OFFICE CAIRO CRY s. NJ. CO.,
CAIRO, I'LL. December ri, 1865. !
SEALED PROPOSALS
will be received until II o'clock, am, December 20,
for the following work on the
Williams Distillcry and Grounds:
Two "Receivng Tubs" capacity Of about 1900 gal
Ions each, material all furnished.
Laying two floors, 1875 feet long by ~ feet wide, in
Bonded Warehouse, building platform in front Of
same, furnishing SASH lights locks and bolts for the
entire building. Lumber for the floors and platform
will be furnished.
Covering the same with Tin Roof and Guterng.
Building Board Fence around the entire property
lumber furnished
Building one Cattle and one Hog pen-lunhor ar
nshed.
Hauling and placing the Chimney on the Engine
House.
Plans and Specifications be seen, and all nfor-
nation obtained. by application TO the undersigned.
Parties bidding on any Of the above work Will state
the time required 10 complete the same after
mencencnti also, terms, &c.
Proposals to be- addressed
"ProDosais for Work at Williams Distalcry.n
w'M. WILLIAMS,
u. q. Box, 100. Cairo, III.
dcc2ld5t
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FINANCIAL.
tAIUH, ia, January
Coin and Exchange.

salarro DAIRY roa TIE ryrsrso nuLLrrn.l
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Virginia News.

The arrest of Abby Murray in Richmond,
last week, has led 20 the discovery OF extea-
sive ste iling operanous Of the walters st the
While sulphur Springs. and the recovery OF a
large quantity Of stolen plunder. Besides the
two men, whom the woman said were her ac-
completes, two ether waters have bsen ar
rested and the whole party lodged IN pail in
Lewisburg. large quantity OF pluuder WAS
found, where II hsd been concealed nv the
thieves, and returned 10 the owners. The steal
ing has been going on for the whole season.
In Petersburg. on Saturday, a negro man
and white woman applied 70 the clerk Of the
Hastings Court for a license 20 become man
and wife. The laws of Virginia forbid the
marrying OF whites and blacks with each
other, and the clerk, cfcourse, could not Issue
a license. The matter. however, will y robably
be referred 10 General Candy.
"Fsirfeld," containing i30 acres. the prop
eTty Of Hays Mickey, shout four miles below
Berryyille. on the Charlestown turnpike. was
sold last Friday. al public auction, TO ColoneI
Thornton Pendleton, for S5s an acre.
Julia Ann Gtlls, colored, was convicted
"Wednesday in Henrico county court OF killing
Ella Woodson, colored, in a duel with clubs,
In June last, and assigned 10 the penitenliary
for four years.
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Plain Words of Advice to the Clerks nv
one who Resigned.

CALDWELL, NOBLE CoUfTY, OHIO, August
30, le69.-Editor WdskiR9ton SIcr .-One year
ago wrote for your columns an account of a
terrific tornado that had crossed my path
clerk an the Treasury Departuent Thai MA
July, ls6s, and was s-then ana there" a first.
G,asS Ga olerk "a room of s, Treasury Department
In september i resigned and came here 10
practice law, and here yet. And now wpy am
l. WIRING this letter to the s.SsTAR"l Well for
seser&I se years was cooped up in the walls Of
the treasury, and while there learned eome
tnihg OF the thoughts and feelings of nav fellow
CLERKS And do know right well tn af nearly
all the yOung Rsen in all the departments are
sick and tired CT clerical life, and only sf,V
there IN that dIssatisf fisd and murmuripg CON-
ditios because they are afraid to let go and try
elsewhefe. Laboring men and strangers ana
even ofhcers OF the Government see the we'll
dressed clerks in the street or at their desks
and think them happy and contented. But i
know better, and so do you. Mr.. Editor, and so
do all the clerks in al departments One hnno
ored dollars, or one hundred and nfty dollars
are sure every month TO the clerk That is
often the only thing that retains him: waiting.
Walupg Tor tnat next one hundred dollars
During the twenty per centum excI,ements OF
last year and year before, IL was apparent thar
Ks clerKs We're dissatisfied with pay and every.
thlng else. Many said II they could but get the
twenty per centum increase thev wouId .srasi1n
ana go INTO business" Well, L resigned
and the simple object OF this letter to NV old
fellow-clerks in Washington is, % d4riSe "a,
dissatisfied 10 rsSign, and Edy at Osoe Tbsv
reply, know II; Yes, We are ready TO resign
III You VIII show US chance ID make a good
Nv ng In the States" l have rot We, opened an
insurance ofice of that kind, but I wouId not
b. affai1 10 embark my capiral in a company 10
insure 70 every good clerk in Washington a Soad
hting elSe Shere, If they will but work and
wait. telI you II goes hard for a few montns
10 90 without that monthly pay; but after YOU
get out, aud at work, in six months time Won
eSUtd feel tHSuitsc If any member of Congress
would oner you clerkshIp. / would as lief
to-day 'ake off my bat and beg pennies on
fennsylvanla avenue, or grind an organ in
front OF Wlllards, as 10 take auy office an
washing gton, from the Presidency Down 10
ooot-black. Office-holding is, IN nv view. a
poor, oeGgarly bus ness, and whe.s The man
nood nearly out of a man. got sick of il, dis
gusteo with II, and left il, aud though a moor
man, and working hard at nv Protested I,m
happy as the "MIller of the Dee .(;o thon
and 90 Likewise, }" fellow-clerk.
Yours, truly, I'M DAIZRIr
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR,
This Afterlssn's Dispatches.
DESTRUCT,yE FIRES

NBw YORK, Sept. 17-At half.past pire
O'Clock last evening FIRE was discovered In a
section OF Judd's lInseed oil works. on Cherry
street. near East River, and m a very short
time the whole building, which extends IFS
feet along Cherry street and back 100 feet 10.
ward Grand street, was in q blaze. The in
nsmmable nature of the stock tended TO feed
the flames, which soon became master of eyery.
thing. Shortly after two o'clock secs1d
alarm was sounded, and the police boat tele.
graphed for, and this additional force was put
TO work In an endeavor TO colq uer the flauies
which, however, continued TO raye long Alter
midnight. The principal portion of the ex-
tenslve buildings and stock were destroyed,
involving loss OF about SsO0,0O1. Seventy-fiyr
men were at work at the time, but not one could
give any account OF the o-gin Of the fire Fully
insured.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 1.-THE extensive
hour barrel mandatory Of Libby Il Penny.
packer at the corner of 12th and Baton ood
street, was burned this morning The building
was ov ned by Wn. b. Thomas. whose loss is
S2o,O0e, mostly covered by insurance. Oae Of
the hoors, occupied as an armory by Colonel
Thomas regiment, and the muskets were all
conscmed. All the other floors were filled
with empty barrels. Warrington & Co.'S, steel
the stsck and machinery were dams ged bv
water, as We're also w. and J. Atkins Cabinet
workshop, Thomas NJ. Evans awning post
manufac ory ,land several dwellings The total
loss is about $4,000. LIBBY 4 Pennypackec
were burned out last year, when they Were 10.
Gated square distant on Willow street Rs,p
has been falling all the morning, and it is TO be
hoI'ed that II is the commencement of the ecui.
nOctial Storm.
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l.; Turner w; Tenney W A; Templeman &
Wayman; Thornton VIM NICK; Tibbs w DanI
(co!)
N-vessels "Pophif" Mr..
W-Wheeler Byren; Wolf Callmau; Wor.
rell Chasi Wright ID Pratt; Webb Emanu uel;
Whitney + A; Webbing Fitz; Wilson Forbs;
Wiyel Frank; West Geo; W.reG W; William.
Harrison; Wells II; Wells John; Woodiey
h Z; Wells p p DIR; White Richard; Wilson
Robert H V; Stephen & Edward Hall; Waters
VIM Pi Wilmer VIM K Dr; williams VIM;
Wells VINO.
Y-Young Amos; York Louis, col.
I-Zell VIM, ?.
MIsCBLI BLIANEoUs-kmeric Freedman; Ag't
OF Baltimore Sun; II; President or Superin-
tends at of NJ q A, colored; Teacher; The
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-17

PoLITICAL.-Charleston, S. G., has at last a
Republican paper-the Daily Republican.
Returns from all but three towns in Yer.
mont give Washburn 2O,62l majority for Gov.
ernor.
The Virginia politicians are agitating in
favor of the election OF United States Senators
by the Legislature at its first meeting.
In New York city there are no less than
three Democratic factions in the city, led
respectively by Belmont, Tweed and Mozart
Hall.
Some Southern papers copy with avidity
the N. Y. Worlds recent declaration that Con.
gressional reconstruction would hold no more
than rope OF sand.
General Peter Thacher Washburn, the
newly chosen Governor of Vermont, is a SON
Of the late Reuben Washburn, Massachusetts,
born lawyer.
The magnates Of the ''Lator Reform
Party" Of Massach usetts have decided to hold
convention in Worcester on the 2Sth, and
nominate q State ticket OF their own.
lit is understood that the National Con.
servative Republicans of Mississippi, in order
not to interfere with the cotton picking interest,
will postpone the active canvass In that State
until after the LIST Of November. t.s