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Evening star., 1869-04-16

Mr.. J. r. CLAY, the colored man nominated
for Minister to Liberia. has declined the ap-
pointment, and it is probable that Mr.. J. Nj.
Langston, OF the Howard University, will be
nominated to the position.
Evening star., 1869-04-16

Hon. HENRY VAN ARRNAM, the new Com.
missioner OF Pensions, is in the city, bat will
not enter upon the discharge This duties before
the 1st Of May. Governor Cox, the late Com.
missioner, will hold over until that time, hav.
Ing ter dered his resignation to take effect upon
he qualification Of his successor.
Evening star., 1869-04-16

DR. CHAe. e. TAFT, OF this city, has been
appointed Postmaster of the Senate, in place OF
j. M. Edmunds, Esq, removed. DR.. TAFT will
enter upon the discharge Of his duties in the
course Of a few days. He has resided in this
city for n lumber Of years past, and formerly
kept a drug store on 9th street, near E.
Evening star., 1869-04-16

Col. JNO. A. CAMPBELL, the new Governor
for Wyoming Territory, took the oath of Office
yesterday before Assoc,ateIJ ustice Swayne, OF
the United States Supreme Court, and left for
his new field Of duty last evening.
Evening star., 1869-04-16

HON. A. M. CLAPP, Congressional Printer
entered upon his duties last evening, relieving
Hon. John ID. Defrees. 1t is not probably that
anything will be done by Mr.. Clapp in the way
OF making new appointments until the first Of
the coming month.
Evening star., 1869-04-16

THR FLOOR OF the Senate Chamber is daily
crowded before noon bv anxious ofice.seekers
whose nominations are pending. The hungry
swarm was larger than ever to-day-over one
hundred persons being in waiting TO button
hole Senators on their appearance IN the hall.
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HEAD-Q'Rs Posi- THoBuRN No, l.,
NRRIH ". W. Il nnn IN nm


DEPT W. VA, u. A. r., Aug. 10, 1850,
At special meeting Of this Post, held for
the purpose Of paying tribute OF respect TO
the memory OF our late comrade, GKoRGE
DER, VINO died at Washington, D. G., on
the 7th inst; the following Accompan Wing
~ adopted:
WHiREAs. In the midst OF the storm, and
ruahlnG scenes Of this life, we are daily called
upon TO pause, and Withdraw our minds
from the cares and duties OF the hour, and
pay mournful tribute 70 those who have fal.
len asleep BY the wayslde. II Is Therefore
hitting, In ylsw Of the death OF comrade we
knew and loved 30 well, that this encam o.
meut testify It's sorrow in tho loEs OF GEoRdH
sTEuBERIwho diedAt Warrington, D. d. on
ten met in the encampment on that bond OF
iraternAl leeling which binds together ali
soldiers and sailors who united 70 suppress
the late rebellion. we shall do 30 no
more. We shall miss MIN In the on.
campment, we shall miss him in our 80.
from this encSmpment and Of his late com.
rades. To speak OF our deceased comrade ID
q task OF sorrow and tears, but Il Is q tnSk
from which the soul rises refreshed and pu.
rined. The busy world with It's hot choking
VApor, becomes small and diAtAnt when we
give our thoughts 10 the contem platlon OF
the VlItuous ueAdi in such an hour the op-
GAed heart, weary and heavy laden, casts
on FOR season tu CALLING burdens and an.
IlclpateS the rest that awaits II when the
narrow stream Is crossed a. the end OF life.
Retolted, That we tender our sincere 81 m.
patty 70 the bereaved wife and relRly eS Of
our late eomrads, and that O copy Of these
resolutions be forwarded 10 them by the
AdJutant, and that the usual badge OF rnou m
Ing be worn BY the members OF this Post
for thirty days.
ReI0lutd, That COPY OF theIe resolutions
be Forwarded 10 the Wheeling lNTELLIGEN-
CIR, Wheeling Re0istT, and Washington
City papers for pulIeati0n. By order Of
W.yJ. HAMILTON, =. {.
T. L. HIGGINS, P. 4.
Washington papers please cory.
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Peculiar AdaptabiIity.


Thar peculiar AdRptAbility 70 oil conAti.
buttons as eleAnSers OF the bowels and the
blood haI established their great merit.
They restore the liver, the spleen and even
the heart TO healthy action when otheffem-
edles have been used without producing
any bsIent. They do not expose thoiO who
use them 10 any danger, being AZ safe as sal.
utOry.
Extract from Letter 10 Dr.. Brandreth from @
!. ray, ESq, p. NJ, Hamilton, NJ.
Mn 1888 I was in poor health, and my
friends as well as myself supposed that my
earthly voyage would soon terminate. But
after taking one box OF Brandreths Pills, l
began to feel better. Well, sir, when had
used up twelve boxes was q VOL, healthy
mAn-my weight having gone from ISL
pounds up 10 l52 pounds. then ordered 4
supply. and between that time and the
pFetent have retAIled three thousand dol.
Lars worth Of these invaluable pills, and
am quite sure that have thereby been In.
strumentalIn saving thousands OF lives.
"YouB, truly, CO.. FAY, PM"
Fold by all Druggists. observe my name
In white letterS In tho government stamp.
b. BRANDRETH.
an1Intn.5k,,
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A Tribune correspondent, speaking
OF the celebrities ut Saratoga, SAYS:
standing in front Of the Union, sur
rounded BY crowd, who look like pig.
miles alongside OF them, are the Hon.
John Morrissey and John q. Keenan,.
They are standing within q few feet Of
each other, talking with some turfmen,
while hundreds are RttentIvely observ-
Ing them, many OF whom are passing
remarks regarding their physique.
Two heavy weights OF their magnitude,
who have stood face to face and battled
for the mastery In what other admirers
term the manly art are seldom met
with. Morrissev, with his iron frame,
standing likea Roman gladiator, heavy
head, thick neck, broad shoulders, and
an UNDERSTANDING like that possessed by
Atlas, looks like lion In strength, and
like him would ouly succumb when
life was extinct Heenau, a head tall-
er, standing az straight as an Indian,
with slipping shoulders, massive chest,
and wanting only little moro breadth
In bis loins TO make him matchless In
physical development"
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IT Is melancholy but true tha. the
era Of goodwill docs not even give
promise OF dawnIug to the Democracy.
Beaten In the whole country, beaten in
detail, and only living from hope and
despair, they have the misfortune OF
seetng the former dwindie daily. What
ever vitality they draw lrom the latter
will be Increased by reading that Gen
eral Rosecrans has refused the Demo.
characterization for Governor OF Ohio.
"old ROsey" has u noble army record.
The Democrats have longed 10 Improve
It 10 varnlSh their national pretenstons,
and TO Offset the nomination OF such
men as Packer. But though Rosecra ans
is BY no means Republican, he eau.
not endorse the Democracy OF the day,
and finds that business will proven.
him from trying Tor the Ohio Cover.
norShip. In addition to the deserIIon
OF ROsecrans, the Democrats have the
pain recently OF learning that there has
been a serious bolt OF their brethren In
San Francisco. Certainly the sky Is
not Frightening.
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The Egyptian Viceroy, uoIwlth-
standing his independent conduct In
Europe, and his arrangements for a
large loan, Is said to be on the point oil
paying the Sultan visit OF recoucIlIa-
ton. The efforts Of the European Pow.
ers TO bring this about, and the assem-.
blAgs near Malta OF an unusul number
OF BrIIIsh war vessels, Indicate the
gravity Of the difference between the
snlLAn and his 30 called vassAls. Both
are borrowing alta great rate-Turkey
some my millions Of dollars, Egypt
something less; but, as an English jour.
nal we'll remarks, their want Of money
Is guarantee Of peace, II peace Is pos
able,
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AaREAT government cannot afford
10 do small things; yet that does not
prevent It's doing them sometimes. The
telegraph Informs rs that the British
Ministry have refused 10 let Mr.. James
Haggerty act AZ Consul OF the United
States for Glasgow, (hls native city,
Mr.. Haggsrty Is young man OF spot.
less reputation and ample capacity and
the only charge against him Is that
he was a FsnIan-the fact being that he
made speeches, some years since, at two
or three Fentan meetings. We presume
Glasgow has made up her mind to do
without U. 8. Consul for q year or
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TIE New York SUNS correspondent
has had an Interview With John Quincy
Adams. The latter will accept the
Democratic nomination for Governor
OF Massachusetts, II nominated though
he does not desire 1t, He applauds Sc.
cretAry Fish's foreign policy, and does
not favor territorial expansion. He
thinks the Democrats will soon con.
troll the entire Southern States, and
that the 18th Amendment Ia defeated,
that signs Of dissolution are apparent In
the Republican ranks, and that Demo.
Gratis should accept negro suffrage and
other inevitable results Of the war, and
nominate John T. Hoffman for Presi.
dent.
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AN investigation Into the conduct OF
General Young, Supervisor OF Internal
Revenue At Cincinnati, IL now 10 pro.
gress In that city. The doors are closed
to reporters. There are rumors abroad
that, farther charges have been prefer
ed against the supervisor, and tina.
General Young demanded the privilege
OF having the testimony Published, but
the demand was refused. A threat, It
10 said, accompanied the refusal, that
In case a reporter was present General
Young would DO denied the privilege
Of q cross examination. A phone.
graphic reporter has attended all
the meetings Of the Examining
Board, but II Is understood that the re-
port he 10 preparing is for the use Of
the Commission. Il Is rumored. also,
that on being refused permission 10
have the testimony published, General
Young prepared dispatch to be sent
TO Mr.. Delano, asking the privilege oil
publication. This dispatch he offered
to the Board TO DO sent by them, but
they not only refused to send It them
selves but would not allow General
Young TO send It. Assessor Young, OF
the Second District, ia to come In next
Tor ahare, The exact nature OF the
charges 10 not known. ,.r
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Col. PhtlO, p. Bus1, Of the Jerome Race
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them until he was told OF what they are
composed, since which he La never without
them. He has over twenty running horles
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him. Over 1000 other references can be seen
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THR Ohio Democratic State Central
Committee, the members Of which were
yesterday arriving at Columbus for the
meeting to-day, were discussing the
feasibility OF the Committee taking
upon themselves the responsibility OF
nominating the candidate for Governor
In place Of Rosecrans. 1t 10 not i'm
probable that The Committee will make
the nomination to day.
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The Dayton (ohio) Journal relates
the following: This passengers on a
train coming Into the city, few even
ings since, at lightning speed, when
about hundred miles north OF Day.
ton, were startled by the quick, shrill
whistle Of the locomotive calling for
down brakes, and warning all familiar
with railroad signals that there was
danger ahead. Brakemen sprang TO
their places, heads popped out OF tue
windows, ladies turned pale, and in>
voluntary prayers were offered on ey0L
~ hand. In these days OF fearful rail.
road accidents, who does not travel with
sort Of impending daDgsI7 But the
train stopped In safety, when the fol.
lowing Conversation ensued between a
beautiful country lass aud the conduc.
tor. mister, will you please take this
basket down to Mr.. Bsnham-he's the
express agent at Dayton Yes, MIss,'
replied the oblIgIng conductor, but
please never stop my train again unless
you are certain there's danger ahead
remember. that And the train sped on
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The prasIdAnt nanlaraa war

AAe EEbSlQ6nL Ue0lAf6H war
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ImpoGtors
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Z offered under the guarantee OF Professor
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A METHODIST bishop preached re.
Gently In the Tabernacle OF Salt Lake,
an d when he had concluded Brigham
Young Improved" on his sermon by
Kissing and saying THAT the preacher
had spoken OF the believer as being re.
celved into the bosom OF Abraham,
Isaac and Jacob, In the world 10 come.
Now 1 could not help thinking" be
continued, "thaI all believers would, In
that case, be received into the bosom OF
set oil polygamistsI". ~
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Fan fast-I am independent.
Fan Rlow-T am nnUaUa6

Fan fast-I am independent.
Fan slow-I am engaged.
Fan with right hand 10 front OF lace
Come on.
Fan with left hand In front Of face
Leave me.
Open aud shut-Klss me.
Open Wlde-Loye.
Open half-Ftendship.
9hut-HAte.
Swinging the fan-Can I see you
homer
Fan by right cheek-No,
To carry In left hand-Desirous OF
getting acquainted.
Garry with handle to lips-I will fltrt
with you.
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IAN English steamer which arrived
u Liverpool from Africa short time
since, had on board three giant chac.
mas, Of balloons. They were very 70.
rooloua, and possessed OF grea strength.
Eor their safe custody, q strong den
with Iron bars was provided, and
placed near the forOCaStle, 30 that they
could constantly be under the eye OF
the crew. Ga the morning OF the SEQ
ond day out, a crash was heard, and In
an instant q large chacma had wrench.
ed several bars of, and the next mo.
ment, was on the forecAstlO, armed
with the bars with which he had been
oonAued. Here he paused for . mo.
ment, and In q dlgnlEied manner sur.
veyed the sailors. A rope having been
got. . moose was formed and cast over
bis bead and be struggled hard 10 ex.
trlcate himself, but Without avail. He
then attacked one OF the seaman, whom
he seized BY the arm, and, notwith.
standing that several OF the men be.
labored him with weapons, the brute
would not rellnqulsh his hold until he
had torn the flesh from above the el.
bow to near the wrist, and had been
rendered insenslble, when hs was car
ried 10 bis den,
AT Richmond, Indiana, last Tues
day, while steam Are engine was
pumping water from hre-well, levin
T. Brown, the engineer, attempted 10
let Oh the steam and clear the boiler OF
the muddy water, when the steam plug
few ont and let upon him 0 stream OF
hot water and steam. The force Of the
escaping steam caused him 10 fall into
the well, besides severely scAldIng him.
The Atlanta Nep Era aays the ma.
terial prospects OF Georgia were never
better. Crops are large and abundant.
Breadstuhs and The neceSsarles OF life
far exceed the home demand, Thee
ton prospects we're never better. Near.
~ every farmer will have come 10 sell:
and, having produced all the corn, oats,
potatoes, wheat and bacon that he will
need, will DO able to invest the surplus
obtained from the proceeds Of his cotton
crop. So
Last Thursday night, at Sand usky,
Ohio. . young man, named Hesss Gas.
sci, was aroused by au old lady living
In the same house, telling him robbers
were trying 10 get In It. He hurried
down stairs, and while loading O re.
volver was shot through the left hand,
and, about the same time, the door was
broken open, and the robber fell head
long upon the floor, dead drunk.
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wEDNSDAYM MORNING, AUGUST II.


Those of0ur citizens absentiDg themselves
from tbs Cty during the SUNNI or months
can have the TNrELLI1EScER sent 10 them
by mail fora week or any longer term, fol
Is cents per week.
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mARRIED,

RAY-ooEN-AuEuIt 10Th, at the resi-
uence OF the bride, BY the Rev. W. N. Mul.
lenix CapIJ W. Ray, 10 Mrs. Kate L. Coen
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TEE t!ttseurEh Commercial says: To
eet 5i9 OF ms bounty tax, Packer pre-.
ien9e9 70 move from MRuch Chunk 10
fnilaaelpnia, although the opposition
eonalSted IN registering bis name at The
MstonAnps hotel aud opening o coal
ohce, which hia elegant family resIs
denee at Mauch Chunk 10 really occu.
Piled 40 formerly BY himself and family,
It don't require many such facts 10
mako out the man,
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Spiral AatlGts.
ErrinS but Noble:

selt. Help for Young Mon, who having
1fea9i HOWARD SANITARY AID AH9o'
pi ,A1IS Boz 2, Philadelphia, Pc.
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astv Advertisements.
Notice.

suPHRvuoRs OF ONO COUNTY, /
CLKRKH OPFIcE, Aug. II, 1881
A. sPEC1AI MRERINd oFTHEEOkRD
"A on HupOFylSoFs viii DO heIdnt the:0ouIt
House on Saturday, the 14th4 inst, % 10
O'Clock, A. N, BY order q tho President.
= JOHN .. PORTER,
RuRlld8t, Clerk.
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THE HOLDERS OF HAMIL1oN's
i Foundry being DESTROYS q playing .
Other trades Of the city, do hereby ehRl.
lenge the printers Of the city, 70 play Us Q
game OF base bail on the Columbia B.
3. y, grounds on saturday, August q, lS09.
JkMES FLAMING.
Secretary "HAmIlton Nine"
RhscliaO, Aug, ., ~.
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WHEELING, August 10, 1859.
James PlsmtnO, Secretary "RGnltOn Ntns:"
SIR:-Your cball enge 10 play tho printers
o match game OF base bail on the Columbia
grounds, Saturday, August q q accepted.
Nd. RonERTBoN,
Secretary nfYpo Nineh
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'HEELING lNTELLIGENCER.

T e II NJ r..
INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
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vention might be made the means ofan
interchange Of facts, ideas and conclu-
sions upon the subject II hand, natural,
ly followed by marking out a safe and
wise course of action for the future in
which all can unite; but as our Super
visors are our legislators, we do not care
to see them even impliedly bound to the
conclusions Of this Convention by hav-
ing become its members by virtue of
the fact that they were Supervisors. II
any of them desire to attend, without
this idea of going as Supervisors, well
and good; but at all events, we hope
the county may be represented by its
attorny, Hon. VIM. p. Wolf, as it has
been intimated would be the case.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

THE Advertiser, having been restored to health in II
few weeks by simple remedy, after having suf
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known to his fellow sufferers the means ofcure.
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SURE CURE FoE toSsr MPTIoS, ASTHMA. BRuSCHI-
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Prescription to benefit the afflicted and spread in
formation which he couCcves to be invaluable. and
hopes every sufferer Will try his rcmofy as 1t will
them nothing, and may prove blessing
Parties wishing the prescription, will please address
REV EDWARD y. WILSON
cyl Williamsburg, Kings County. New York
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SPLENDID OFFER.

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WHO that has seena dangerous dis
ease arrested by an able physician or a
good medicine but valnes both? BE it
to your family physician to whom you
owe SO many escapes from aches and
ais, or DIR. Ayers inimitable remedies:
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ity or Cherry Pectora that cured a pain
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Times.
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The BOND CONvENTION.-We are in
receipt Of a communication from our old
time correspondent and occasional crit
ic, r.. G., strongly favoring the Railroad
Bond Convention, the call for which at
Muscatine on the 18th inst. is published
elsewhere, and proposing that the
County Supervisors consider themselves
respectively members of Cedar eounty's
delegation, and each one either either
attend the Convention or appoint q
substitute.
1t does seem as If the proposed con-
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EsTRAYED from the subscriber, five
miles n. w. of Upton, ten head of
young cattle, of which were yearlings;
aud all of which were marked with a
small under bit in the left ear. A re-
ward Of one dollar per head will be
given for information that will lead to
the recovery ofall or any part of them.
Post office address, Upton, Iowa.
r. NJ WOODS.