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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-11-04

~ Eighteen inmates of the Ross
County Infrmary were taken to
the Union township polls and voted
solid the Democratic ticket Some
of them had not sufficient intelli-
gence to know their own names
Last year we are told, that there
were eighteen Democrats and one
Republican. The Democrats rode
to the polls. The Republican ,0alk-
d.-Chalicothe Gazette.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-11-04

Sy The Bachelors Club Of Topeka
lately offered a reward of ten dollars
for the prettiest unmarried girl of over
fifteen years of age, and the editors of
Topeka were appointed the judges
After 'careful scrutiny, they decided
that Miss Florence Morrison was en-
titled to the first premium.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-11-04

re- The official majority of Hayes
in Scioto County was 242, and Pendle-
tons in Adams County 665 These
figures are somewhat different from
those heretofore published.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-11-04

EE Cincinnati has young lady
lecturer only seventeen years old who
opposes female suffrage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-13

ga Paris letter Of the 25d nit. saws thai
"Jef DAVIS, now in Paris, is suffering from IN
attack of heart disease, which prevents him
from going on to Nice at present. He is under
medical treatment"
0The reporter Of The Quincy IllD Whig
draws q comparison between q horse And n
velocipede, remarking that the velocipede is
specially remarkable for the tease with which
IL lies down."
~Ths leading apothecaries OF Massachu.
sets have petitioned the Legislature for the
passage of q law 10 prevent any one engaging
In that line OF business unless he has recei we'd
pecial education for 1t.
~One would suppose that school teachers
in Illinois would not become independentiy "
rich very quickly. The average mouthiy
wages OF the male teachers last year was sl2 a..
and of female S32 SO
~Louis Napoleon will enter upon his sixty.
second year next month, ana the Empress In
August will celebrate her forty third birthday.
They both look young for their years, in spite
OF the cares of State.
ga Paris paper states that every seventh
day Queen Isabella receives a small packet
containing the chemise which Sister Patrociu; n
has worn during t1e preceding week. her
Majesty In her turn wears this garment for q
similar period.
~When q youpg ladv who hasn't cot the
dyep' psia, or isn't hOmesicf, gives utterapce
every fiye minutes to Q sigh as deep a. a Well.
u may be taken as pop sure that she is in love.
The sooner that young man orders a hack for
the parsons the better for the lady, and very
likely for himself
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-13

The Marion Star saws that q child was bora
IN Washington county, last week. t-t,lout a.
had, but perfectly formed IN all other respeA -
with mouth, gums, and natural formation o'
hps upon It's breast, Immediately opposite the
mammIllary region.
Sixteen of the best families OF Campbell an 4
Bedford counties, have left Lynchbure .or
Missouri during the present week.
Miss Miller, OF GILES county, aged aOCu, =
years. was burnt TO death on lss' Suuday. 81.
had Teen helpless I'm valid for some years ant
tell with her head IN the fire. while the reSt of
the family Were absent al dinner.
LAST Friday ~. Francis (CathOlic) School
house st stanton, was found 10 BE- on n - and
IN spite OF the efforts OF Dol Cleary. aud thoss.
immediately a. hand. the flames spread ana a.
bu Ilding was soon burned down.
Veins of pure Kerosene OIL have bAeu diS.1v-
erfd in Smythe county. on the lands OF Thongs
J. Porter, leaping up through A ted of ros :
There are 10 md dIcatlons Of coal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-13
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

During the week, ending to-day, there has
been RECEIVED ~ the Treasury Departures
from the Pribung Division. ssoS.0Jo in FraC-
uonal Currency.
The amount shipped during the same ps-
nod was a. follows: To National BAnks a.
others. sls. IS.
The amount OF National Bank currency -
sued dUring he week was .2tO. making tbe
total amount ISSUED MP &c date sSts. so. -.
fr, m this is 20 be ceducted the following
amounts Muiilaisd bills returned, sli ..sa,e42,
notes ~ tnsolvent banks reaeemed nv United
Stses Treasurer, ssH~ .9J7: leaving in actuAl
circulauon st this date. se9a t2,7s5.
The amount OF securities held by the Treas
nfer Of the United States in trust FOR National
Banks, reported to-day. were a. follows. For
cfcuisting notes. SAa.5S5.9s. for deposits g
public moneys. s3l,79l asa. Total. s376. a7. , s,
The amount Of Fractional Curr.ncy rede~m@.i
and destroyed during the week was ssfaGG-s ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-13
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches,
HEAVY RAINS, SNOW AND rLoop>
IN CALIFORNIA

SAN fRANCisco. keo lo-Heavy rain storm
Railroad and telegraph comlnu licatlou lut.,r-
rupted in all directions. A portion OF the san
Jose Railroad IL washed away. aud the irac <
Of the Central Pacific covered with wat-r from
Sacramento river, which has overfow-d tts
banks. Bridges OF the Northern CaIifornia A
road swept away by floods. severe storm
in mountains; snow drifted u to IS fe.t deep lu
places. Heavy slides reported along the Can-
trail Pacific road, near EmIgrant Gap and Cisco.
destroying portion OF the snow sheds. Thus
far trans only detained few hours.
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb 1l.-Raports from the
interior indicate that the recent storm was the
most destructive since the winter OF lS52 L;
visited eyeTy portion of the state. Santa & ara
ana San Joaq uin Valleys suffering the great
est The lower portion Of tha city of Stocklm
was Hooded. Cellars, and all tue principle
streets were filled by the Calyanas River over
howIbg it's banks. No loss o1 Iile has vet been
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-13

The National Bricklayers' Union, a. its re-
cent meeting IN this city, had under cOnsidera-
ton the apprenticeship question. The first
proposition was to allow employers to take As
many apprentices as they might desire. This
was amended SO as to limit the number TO three
and subsequently, an order was passed to refer
The matter to the subordinate Unions, and II
leave each 10 decide for itself the number o. ap.
prentices the employers should be allowed 70
take in their respective limits. The Baltimore
Union have had the subject under considera-
III u, and have resolved TO continue the restri,.
non of two apprentices, though many OF the
mes; i'll nfiuential mem bers desired the mumba
in creased to three
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-13
The Execution Of W haIen Tor the Murder
OF Hon. Darcy McGee.

James " Whalen. the murderer OF Hon. Thomas
Darcy McGee, was executed upon the gailows
Thursday morning al a few minutes pat Ii
o'clock. in the TO wn of Ottawa, Canada The
prisoner had. up 10 few days ago, conducted
himself with great unconcern, and ev II in
dulRed in rIoaldry and obscene le ting in view
OF his end. IL was thought he ludulged hopes,
almost to the very last, that he would not be
hung. Early in the morning people began 10
assemble outside the ldil eager 10 witnes, the
revolving scene. BY 10 o'clock the streets were
crowded with a heterogeneous mob, and many
persons had peTched themselves on the tops OF
the houses III the vicinity, for the purpOse OF
obtaining better view. AT lUL O'Clock IL was
estimated there were at least 1000 persons in
the vicinity. Inside the Jail a select company
had been admitted. The sheriff wore his uni.
form and sword The guard, inside and out,
consis ed OF regular soldiers The arrangements
LOT quelling any attempt at rescue were very
complete. AT twenty minutes before II
O'Clock the favored few were admitted 10
the landing-p place opening on the scafuId.
At this moment not al inch of space WITHIN
view OF the scaflOld was nnoccupIed. The
suspense was Intense. Al a few minutes after
II o'clock the door of the corridor opened, and
the solemn voice of Father O'COnnor was
heard in earnest prayer for the doomed man.
The prisoner assembled the steps to the scaffOii
in company with The officials and three Cutho-
lie priests. Wnaien walked firmly and erect,
and seemed but little moved. He was drssscd
IN q SUIT Of black, with boots carefully blackei,
and his whole toilet made with the utmost care.
He " ore green silk necktie. As he walked
up, he was repeating in unison with his con-
fessor and spiritual adviser, aIord have
mercy on us" death.like stiffness reIgntd
throughout the great multitude as Whalen
stepped upon the drop, and remained firm
and upright almost rlgid, while the fatal
moose was adjusted. The executoner stood
at bis left Size, clad in a blue calico Jacket
and pants, and a red and white striped
cap, mis- face masked with black Grape.
When the rope was adjusted, Whalen was
asked by the Sheriff If ne had anything to say,
when he made the following remarks. "I beg
pardon for any offence may have committed
l forgive all parties who have injured me, aud
/ ask forgiveness Of any one that may have
injured. God save Ireland, and God save nv
soul" The signal was then given, and the
drop fell at li:l5 a. m, precisely. the wife OF
Whalen visited him, and was with him up to
the time of the execution. Sac seemed To have
suffered greatly, but was very bitter towards
the authorities. Ii is stated thai Whaien made
full written statement. which he gave into
the custody OF the Sheriff, and which has not
yet been made public.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-13
Maggie MItchelI is bullainr herself

- Maggie Mitchell is building herself a
s20,OOO house IN New York
6-A movement for cheap bread upon 10.
cooperative plan is among the latest New
Goik novelties.
~King William thinks of embracing g,-
man CAthollcism ana being crowned sacred
Emperor OF Germany by the Pope
~At Austin. Nevada, 600 feet above he
sea- II is dime ult 70 wear artificial teeth on ac-
count OF the dim inished atmoephenc press mr.,
~The Spanish PROVISIONAL government >.
salo 70 De twice extfavagant as q ueen lsa-
bella's was, and The people are grumohng
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-13
FROM PANAMA.
Hon. Caleb lusb

Hon. saleb Cushin:'s Mission Successful.
Nav YORK. Feb. I3-rhe sieamshIp Henry
Cnanncey mas arrived froa Aspinwsll. She
brings Panama dates 20 the jth OF February.
also S2i7,tsp In treasure.
General Cushing. United States Special Com
missioner 10 Bogota, is a passenger by the
Henry Cbauncey.
The Star and Herald says that Gen Gushing
has been entirely successful In his mission
concerning the lsthmus Canal, and takes home
treaiy TO be approved by Congress, when the
work on the canal will commence ar once
General Gushing was handsomely entertained
IN Panam
The report of an attempt 10 poison President
Guzman, OF Nicaragua, has been confirmed
10 arrests have been made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-13

FUNERAL OF JAMES + BRApY.-"Notbng y
could more feelingly testify the respect ia
the New York Post of Thursdly. s.than the i'm
mense attendance a. ~. Patrick's Cathedral 10
day on the occasion of the funeral ceremonies
Sssi S, ms romans. preliminary service was
Deld AT the residence of the family which was
attended by more than five hundred me m bers OF
the bar. touching incident took place there
lust before The body Was removed from the
house. General Daniel T. Sickles accompauiad
oy Mr. John Graham, entered the room, and as
the former looked upon the face of his dead
friend ne burst into teas and repeatedly sed
ms iace. Al quarter past ten O'Clock the coffin
was closed. and followed by between five and
SIX nundred members of the legal Profession
taken 10 81. Patrick'e Cathedral The follow
ing named Gentlemen acted as pall-bearers:
Cnarles OConnor, Charles p DAILY, Judea
lngrabam, Clarence A. Seward, Mayor Hail,
ex- Judge Acker. Professor II. Ogden borem us.
Judge Barhour, Or Quackenbcs and Nathan.
lei Jarvis.
At eleven O'Clock the coffin was carried nm
the main aisle, followed by the mourners and
immediate friends OF Mr.. Brady, and at the
Chrome, Mrs. Gross. Professor Scbmidr ano
Mr. Schs', chan'ed a solemn REQ uiem Father
Ducey ceiebraied a solemn requiem mass, as
sisted by sub-deacons McSweeney and Me-
Gean. Archbishop McCioskey SAT upon his
throne, supported upon his right by Vicar
Gener raj STAIRS, and on his left by his Sacre
tsry' Father McNierney. Father Hughes and
Rev. Dr. McGlynn, Of ST. Strphene t,hurcb
also took part IN the services Al the concIusfnn
oftne mass. Rev. McGlynn stepped 70 the FROM
OF the chancel and delivered an able sermon
Inc eccls siastical robes Were then placed upon
the Archbishop, when a PROCESSION formed.
wnich surrounded the casket- and the Bishop
performed the burial service Of the Church
After swinging the censor, the Bishop made
.ne eIcun OF me coffin, sprInkling upon IL
holy water. At the conclusion of this cere
mony the comm WAS borne TO the vault beneath
the church, where it was deposited with an
propriate prayers, and the immense concourse
dispersed"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-13
IMPORTANT PROCLAMArION THE
CAPTAIN GENERAL OE CIRA.

HAVANA. Feb. l3-Captain General DnIce
has just issued an important proclaim alton He
recites, whereas, the insurgents ha We refused,
up to this date, to accept amnesty. proffered in
aformer proclamation, and whereas others are
continually joining the insurrectionsry force
therefore the proclamation Of amnesty Is with.
drawn The liberty OF the press is also sus-
pended for the tune, and the former
censorship re established. The printing
and distribution Of newspapers without
permission of the Government authorities is
prohibited. Persons violating the press law
and all political prisoners i'm the future will b.
tried by Court martial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-13
HALLS VEGETABLE s,c,.,.~ya
RENEWER

henev. the vitality Of the seal,
ksrevs the hair to It's original colo,
the hair. Ataef which nourisbes
nenews the brash, wiry hs,r 20 silk.n ..o.
ne1e~s the growth of the hair.
ana S tns appearance of those that are B.ls
or A 49, .hs - splencfd hair dressing. no OF
lie enects. one oSsHe sIsss
p. HALi 60. N.~ho.. N p,o,-..,o
Ter saie ty sI drussists 49,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-13
FROM EUROPE TODAY.

LONDON, Feb. l3.-The amnesty petition, y,
which viii be preseLte ted 10 the q ueen by the
Lord Mayor Of Dublin, contains over one hnp.
dred thousand signatures.
madrid, Feb. I3.-The future form of Gov.
ernment for SPAN is the engrossing question
with the Constituent Cortes and the peopIe
The proposition for directory for q CERTAIN
number OF years has been abandoned and a
regency and council have been suggested in
stead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-13

THE WORKING PEoPLE.-Tae oparauy.
Plasterers Of New York city deny the state
ment that they are about to strike tor SS per
day. I he laborers Of Edgewater, Station L.
land, have resolved to demand $500 Der da v
after April LIST. The present ate OF wages -
II 15. The Working Womer's Association o!
New York have adopted the draft OF an act OF
Incorporation 10 he presented 10 the I.egsIa-
lure The act provides for the incorpor ation oi
the Working Women's Association, FOR rh.
education OF the ignorant, the employment OF
the unemployed and to provide refuge for all
women who need help, and teach them indus
trial occupations. The capital is fixed ar
S;tO,ot0, with power TO increase to SJOO,(s-U
each shave TO be five dollars. and the power l.
conferred TO purchase OF hold or take by will
or gif, such real and personal property Il
will not exceed the amount OF capital stock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-13

MAPaNE PARRPA-RosA rs sill sick IN Bal
timore, bot is nvslsscing. sue expects -
resume her perfoTInaB ces on the 23d inst.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-13

DEBTs Due TIRE NIRGINIA BANFs-Ths
hichmond Stdte J0UrHai says: I'VE understand
General Bradley 7. johnson Yesterday and 10 -
Gay obtained three hundred DEGREES in the 4
> Circuit Court, against the debtors Of the Old
Staie banks and as the stay law Of this STATE
does not apply 10 these cases or prevent th.
issuing OF executions on these degrees N A sun
posed tnai much property will change hands
by marshal S sales IN these cases. some OF which
involve large amounts-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-13

SEARCH FOR CoNTRABAND ToRAOco-Iu-
formation was received an Baltimore yas,sr-
DAY by the Supervisor OF Internal Rsyanus
that a large amount of contrabaud tobacco b "A
been received there from North Carollna an a
Nuglnia Revenue officers We're detailed 10
search for IL, and during the dsy nearly every
prominent wholesale house IN the tobacco ira Il.
was visited and plug tobacco TO n large amouG Gt
was seized ana held 10 await further ipy.stI-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ALIENS LUNG BALSaM.

IL sells everywhere and gives sstisfactisu. Read
the following extracts from letters:
b., BOWIE, Druggist, Uniontovn, Penn :,
wntee Allen Lung ealsan hes perforDsd seme
renar kaole curee ebcut here lreccmmspd 10 win
cennoence IN ell oioeasse Of the Throat snd In nm
ton; send ne six dozen ALIENS LUNG BAL
BAN. We are entirely oat of g. It gives more
ssn,eral s, satisfaetion than sny other 6edscine ws
seu. jaI-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-13

rHY HOUSE COMMITTEE ON BANKING AND
CURRENCY this morning met and finally de-
cided on the order of business. Five bills
will be reported. One prohibiting deposi-
ting of public moneys in banks in cities
where there are sub-Treas uries and redIs-
trIbutIUn of tie National Bank Curreac cy.
This bill takes ~ eDty- rec millions currency
from the present National Banks by reduciD =
the percentage of circulation to capital. with IA
proviso that hO bank shall have circulation OF
more than a million. 1t gives twelve millions
South and The balance To other states and Ter
ritOries " vhiCh have heretofore suffered becaus-
of their small proportion of bank currency.
The other bills relate 10 c-rtification OF chec-- :
by National Banks prohibing loaning OF money
on greeIbaCks as collateral.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-13

TRUTH As STRANGE AS FIcTloN-.Tadsrn liz
Gdsttsh" PdrdH>led "A most horrible and
brutal attempt TO commit murder occurred ON
the 81 Joe and Council Bluffs railroad track,
a. the nrsf station below Hamburg, Iowa a
1ew days SINCE. IL seems q man living n We or
SIX miles below the station, with $40 IN his
Possession, left Hamburg early in the after
dark he was waylaid by two men, who, with
sticks OF wood, beat him in q horrible manner;
not content with this, they dragged him across
tee raiiroad t,ee and lied him to the track. The
would.be murderers supposed the man de.d
but IN order to allay suspicion as to foul play
placed him AZ above stated. Strange TO say,
the me recovered, and succeeded in extricatine
himself from his position. He was picked up
me Following day and carried home. He is
unable to give description OF the villains who
dealt thus foully 10 an innocent and inoFeusiye
man.-LedreascorU Times, FsL.6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-13
CIVIL RIGHTS IN TAG LOUISIaN.
LEGISeATCRE

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. I3.-The Senate bill. On.
forcing the thirteenth article of the Cons,i,u-
non, known as the civil rights bill" was
yesterday postponed IA the House. aud comes
up to-day Tor final sctlon. It causes consider
able excitement q the city
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-13

Australian Meat Importing Company recently
gave an enter tainment 10 working men an
working mems wives for the purpose of testing
ID the most practical way the meat imported
from the Australian colonies. They hai
mutton pies, beefsteak pies, stewed beef sau
sages, and potted meats, and with the exception
that some of the dishes were a little salt IN.
meats differed but little from those killed IN
England. 1t was stated that the saltness could
be reduced to a very slight amount by cookiny
the meat with vegetables, and that the mear
growers OF Australia propose 70 preserve the
meat with sugar and saIf, and thus send The
meat nearly fresh. Though this project of
bringing meat is in its infancy. the cost OF a
substantial meal is far less than fresh mea,
while il is equally nourishing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-13
BaItinsrs Marsess, rs-Sa,.

BALTIMORE, Feb. l3.-Cotton dull and nom
maj. Flour more active; prices unchanged
wheat nrm; sales OF prime red NJ g. 25as9 } :;
falr 10 good, SL75aSi -; Penneylvania. stSS
Corn firm; prime white. Slas3c yellow. ag,
Oats firm NJ 70asJc. Rye fiI AZ 81 So Pors
qpiet Al saD5a>3,. Bacon and Lard Ma
changed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-13
OFEIt GAL.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.

DkPARTMENr OF STATE.
WAsHINGToS, February 10 ISs'q
Information has been recslysa ar ms ~
partment from Mr.. John W ilson. the Consul
OF the United States at Antwerp. BelRium. OF
tne death, on the 9th Of July, ls6S, 81 sea. 81
Alexander Pensat an American seaman NJ
longing 10 the ship Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-13

THE Springfield RFahiieoN thinks Mr.. ColfaX
rs about the only person whose conduct in the
Congressional muss OF Wednesday was such
as to increase his reputation FOR sense, firm
ness. and presence of mind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-13

"A THOROUGHLY rehaole gentlem@n. woo
orsakfs-red with Grant. the Other day. cam
away full OF wsires ana nc CaJ.Eej iEiorma-
tiOn 20 speak OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-13
PERRY DAVIS, PAIN KILLER.

rms 90 ana veil known remedy, which ho1 &C
CURED world vide reacvu for the cure of sudden
colds, coeghs, etc., weak stomach, ssesrsl aeosl-
tty, nursing sore mouth can kerod mouth throat,
liver complaint. dyslspsis or fnneestion, eranp
or pain In the stomach, bowel complaint, painter
collie Asatie cholera, diarrhes aDd dgeeneery, hes
lost none OF its GOOD name By repeated triAls buf
eonttnass 20 occupy . promi1sat position tn evefy
family medicine cheot. Ja sl.lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-13

TEE WHITE House. was visited to-dsy by
number of eftszens and strangers, seeking in-
terviews with the President. Secretary Mccall
}Cch vas with the Presiden; for some time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-13
CONVICTION FOR MURDER

TROY, N. ", Feb. 13.-Joel Il. Thompsou
indicted for the murder of Thomas H. Bailey
oy shooting him, III January, Is6.. was con-
ricted before Judge Hodgeboom OF murder in
The second degree.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-13
DEPARTMENT OF STATE

WASHINGTON, February M. l-5s
Information has been received a. tbis i,a
partment from Mr.. John Wilson, the Cons nj
OF the United States at Antwerp, Belgium. OF
the death, on the l9th OF November last. M AM
werp, OF Emil Clausen. a seaman Of the spIp
Hope. and a citizen Of the United States
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-13
ADVICE TO YOUNG MEN ABour Tn
MARRY.

- Lsssys for iosns i nsn' M on the Errors, Abuse.
hood. with the humane view Of trestmeut ~
of charge. Address HO WARD aasncn,ygprs re-
Rox =, r Philadelphis, Pc - a. -,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-13
DEPATMRYr or STATE.

WAsHINGToS, February q gs69.
1nformafoa has been received a. ihls De-
partment frt m Mr.. III J. Silva the Vice Con
SUI OF the United States AZ Santiago. Caps
Neroe, OF the death. on the 26tn of Noyemb-r
last, OF John Allen, an American seaman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-13

ELIzABETH CADY STANTON tells the Revo,u-
ron thai Hon sam Cary has speaking eyes "
They dc say tha; Samuel's wink is peculiarly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-13

SENATOR HKSDRICKs is 20 orale before to-
Philadel phia CeiebTst-Ts OF the birthday o.
Washinston.