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Notice.
MAYORS OFFICE,

COLUMBIA, June II, 1869.
TNHE following regulations, as sanitary mea-
Il sures during the summer months, will be
observed by citizens interested, to wit:
That lime, or some other disinfecting agent,
be used at least once n week in all priYies and
ccsspools within the limits of tho corporation
until the 1st OF November next
That the owners or occupants of all lots that
are overgrown with weeds or rank veget alton
shall cause tho game to be cut down and de-
stroyed. BY order of the Mayor.
- ]. S. MCMAHON, City Clerk
Juno 1S r
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Stockholders Meeting
Charlotte ana south Curoiinn H. r. Co

ErII,gtTffil ~ MEETING OF the Stockholders
s5f's,; NsZ OF tho Charlotte and South Caro-
held at the city Of Columbia, South Carolina
on WEDNESDAY, the 7th day of July next, ut
IL o'clock NJ, to consider the question of ap-
proving the consolidation of the Company with
the Columbia and Augusta Railroad Company,
and the terms OF such consolidation.
May 80 WN. JOHNSTON, President.
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One of the richest men in Berlin is
named Moss, who has made fortune in
u few years by an advertising agency.
iiolling rocks gather no moss. but live
" Moss seems to have gathered the
Put too bellies together. they rarely
chime.
The essay on mana woman's attempt
to marry him.
The bread of idlencss has been dis
covered. IL is loafug
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Bread River Bridge COMPANY.

O1o~u IiVet ID IuSe CUmpany.
A MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS will be
"A held at tho Hall Of the Independent Fire
En:;ine Company, Washington street, THIS
MORNING, at IL o'clock q. NJ. Prompt and
general attendance is requested MS business Of
importance will be brought before the meet
in?. q. w. DEARDEE.
Juno Is Secretary and Treasurer
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To Rent.

s,. FOUR PLEASANT ROOMS and n
Si!f IiICHEN. in very desirable part of
'rA'a- the city, suitable for small or moderate
sized family. Inquire at this Office
June Il mwi&
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Choice Groceries.
Claret and Cider
The Reynolds Patent Plow.

III AvlNG made arrangements with Mcssrs.
Ill VIM. Glaze 4 Co. for the manufacture and
exclusive sale of this justly celebrated PL OW,
we arc prepared to offer them to the country
on good terms. Good tools will always be found
good investment.
Feb % FISHER. LOWRANCE & FISHER
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Lemon SVrup.

ANOR making cool, refreshing beverage
II during the warm days. healthful drink,
supplying Just enough acid to the stomach.
For sale by FISHER & EIEINITSH,
jane Druupists
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Hay! Hay!!

WTE have just received 100 bales of that
w fine MEADOW HAY. Those in want
will do we'll to call and supply themselves from
this lot. d. G. PEIXOTTO Il SON,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants.
June IT
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JE ROME FAGAN,
Manufacturer and Dealer in
Cabinet Furniture, sc.

Wa'erooms Main ST., South Of Washington.
6 SI'I(7,, IN addition to the usual full
g. Ssupply of House Furnishing
= e1,.-.-1-. - Goods in his line, is in recent
OF 4 line OF PARLOR AND BEDROOM FURNf.
TURE, which in style and elegance OF finish, as
well as chearncss and durability, cannot be
Call and examine for yourselves. Orders for
FUNERALS, either in country or city, will be
attended to promptly. Furniture made to
ordeT; Larticular attention given to Repair.
ing. Packing and Jobbing. May9
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G. & s. G. and G. & A. R. R. Co.'s Gen
Freight and Ticket Agents Office.

COLUMBIA, s. c., MAY 27, 1860.
RaEH tHr11Esnsv nM and after tor
June. DAILY ACCOMMODATION TICKETS
WIN 90 sold at all First Class Agencies on these
roads to other stations, from which persons
can return same day for one fare. Conductors
will furnish tickets at points where there are
no Agents. Tickets good for any returning
qnent day.
-, G. BOUKNIGHT, Superintendent.
Agent. June II t12
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-Hirginia Springs, via South Carolina
& Ig I9

- = CoLuMB1A, June 15, 1869.
DEhSOHSi desiroua of visiting, the mineral
a springs OF Virginia are respectfully in
formed that through tickets, ,uia Richmond. to
the following places can be obtained at the
ticket Office OF this Company: b. 80. '.'''0 :
Rock Bridge Alum Springs.
Hot Springs. - '
Healing Springs. -''' .ttf t ''.'-
White Sulphur Springs. d"i '" sfG,y
juno 10 O. OH. BOLLIN, Agent.
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New Books at Bryan & McCarter's.

New Books at Bryan & McCarter's.
fTNRAVELS in Java and East Indian Arcbipe-
Il lago, with Maps and Plates, by Biekmore,
travels in Alaska, by Whymper,
Phineas Finn, the Irish member, $l.25.
- My Recollections of Lord Byron, by Countess
Guiccola, $1.75,
Palestine, Syria and Asia Minor, by Freese.
How he Won Her, by Mrs. Southworth, 81. rs
Prehistoric Nations, by baldwin. 81 .75
Colorado,its Parks and Mountains, by Bowles
Two Life PATHS, romance, by Muhibach, GO
The Factory, by Miss Braddon, rs cents,
Cometh up as a Flower, 60 cents,
New Photograph Albums, Chromos, DC.
ers. Mavo0
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TO JOtQUINA.
Bv C. Y.

moon. 'li'I tne gent c sllept gloom. u"'A"eSS t,impe>ts r,ar; ""i'0 winters bl,fore nave never seen '' $A.eh , d aurora wak ning aingns forth the sInrkng ray. u'"'hond ts ,een his r.Iient flashes dancing OCT ,b, :. sa' s ts s5'. like yours Joaquina I have never s.s S% and felt ihe eouling breeze bear on it, esFing the aroma or sweet ,.., a' seen TOW of pearls with red ruaie. -.I. spt lip. aai teeth like yours, Joaou... n.r., ",g cy.' seen' near to . fountain where water ,p,,ing ,'Cfnts sIiT of small children, lief, while bo,eS s''" feet small and delicate as ever bpmor before. 'o'4'ina have never seen L,sssI. ssiS,S I.aneins daylight: hlv. watch ,h. Feng'ters nIaie 'uen D. feather'd |oF. seen ali art and nature auded by poetic
 0'S''y like Joaquina never saw bssor.
 tucson, T., March 3otb. 1s6o
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\
 
 EAyaqs CoLn5 aud Norris from Camp CEfhien Zen and Downry from Caa-P Waileni arsyeI in town durCg the "eek.
 Dca subscribers in Tucson will please call atihe Post OrRce oa Saturday evenings, for th+ir AslzlxG.x,.' We will have our paper eonv-yed to the pl ,ceS O: residence s EUon as se can D ocure the services Oi some person ,cauainted wi:h lner various localities.
 Ing train of E. N Fish < Co arrived from Y,,na on monday last laden with a fresh sup tsrof good. for that firm This train male tiis rllIl trip, from Iu son to Yuml an | reh rnrd agai, to T ,c>on. thirty d,,s-'he iaetrst time ever made by train over thi. route
 E l. Z.CyEVDpRF:-This enterpri7ing firm (ret it is not necessary that so declare it. for the public have out ro view lis adyer iise | r, nt et he coming tU this c0nclnsion) have iust re lived a helutiiuy selected .toca of s.ool1 Mr / ekrndprf Is not satisfied that in qu.lit. Ani q"antlty his .tock of goods De ilussirpa .sei he is deter ninei, If possible. to fsarpns. all hers ami bewider the public by variety.
 4@DlANS' iNpIANS.' oO accustomed nave i've bec,m. 10 the publication in oar plper of Indian a,rncitie5 committed all around us tb,, we should n ." feel It strange if lH issue of the ARIzoNIAN did t record some fresh out rage. The mail from Ctifornia arrived nm Wsd1es iIy m 'rning ihe driver rep,rrs a hiTsk drive "f several miles 10 prevent beiuo overhanl-d 5y party of Indians who pnrsl.1 the buggy for some distance. On the sam. mornins party of m-n arrived fop p,nns Aos They rePOrt hsving s4en Indians .t various poir on the road The party was xen pre- pare for an attack which ,b. Aym"he seemed to uuderSranI and car-r,II,, avoidrl collision. Du fu-Stav evenin ,wn sol,licrr, sta 0rei at the Ci mega de 10, ,jimas were fire upon anI no h severely wounded nv 5. btui of in iins. They yer. but q short cistauce from their quart.rs when thu, at. taekei ant dtt not >uspec the presence of IndAnS n 'he.r immediate vi vicirity-Both are now in 'h, Hospital al rhis place
 D. Sunday las news WAS brought to town of the capture by Inl'ars of AS mulqs tb. propery of Nr hoTas Yrks, of Tubac Mr lerks tram had bed 10 Sonora, and llpon atsrrlurn-wh- yet iH S0nnr4-was attacked by indians w.tE the ab,ve result
 News WI7 hroIIhl tp this cite. vester,iav ul9rnln!, O. the mnrl.r 6y Indians. some Ij failrs fom Camp Crittend~n of seven M.xi gam, Particulars not received.
 HE t'lIowns poem should be ~arriny 10 all you light minded srrplings who idly rriae 'nh 'he iI1le ar he god. as it early con se, to you knowledge of the Author, con cilion. ltt w. -ve known him when he Wa. Ee't"c. r sane perfectly g~ntle; vcrv arcom Eaod si"G; very wlty--Au' never ,houCbtrpl Tor ro"Iira which rery plainly yrov4s tl,,r n cSnmo" uck"t may hes strapped aud brar.J tan when be a'en II ~lii niuic ,he rnt.le of a drum VI
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Notice to Creditors.

Estate of Joaquin Tapia, deceased. NOTICE is hereby given by iheundersigned. administrators ofthe above named estate, Co he creditors of and all persons having claims against said deceased, to exhibit the same sith ihe necessary vouchers, wiihn one year from th date of this notice 10 L. B WOOS TER. a. hls store Tn the town of Tubac, in rhe county of Pima, or to PHILIP DRACuNAN at bis store in he town of Tucson. in said county Date at Tucson, A. T.,
 March 22I, 1869
 PHILIP DRACHMANl
 AdmInistrators L. B. WOOSTER 8v
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NOTICE.
Territory of Arizona, !
 County of Pima. 1

County of Pima. To the unknown heirs of Thomas F. Melon deceased, their guardians, agents, &c,, and all other persons interested
 You are hereby notified that upon final settlement of the estate of sail deceased, had in he Probate Court of said County and Ter, ritory, on the 18th day Of March, A. b. 1869 a halanc. of nine hundred and thirteen dollars and eishtv-eight cents, was found dIe sad ~state, and remaining Tn the hands of Soloman Warner the administrator thereof The undersigned having been appointed by said Probate Court, ss an agent 10 take pas- session and charge of said moneys and having given bond as required by law, will hold the slme for th- term of one year subject 10 the ir!amand demand of the lawful heirs of said dece ;s9d.
 At the expiration of one year, said monavg uncalled for will be paid into the Terrt rI:. Treasury of said Territory in accordance with he statutes in such cases made and pro, yided.
 Tucson March l9th 1869.
 JOHN B. ALLEN,
 Agent and l2-tf Territorial Treasure.
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Died.

II T. u'Son, on the 18th inst, Paul Franci
 Ersn, oho,. "' rance, He came here from Camn |aslleaie state of hsaltb. ""u wal then Tn
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N 0 TIC E.
 ASSE <SORS OFFICE, UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE,

DISTRICT oE ARIZONA. M OFlCE is hereby given, in accordance with 1N provisions of Internal Revenue Laws, Act of July 18th 1866, paragraph 37, that appeals rel aure to any erroneous excessive assessments on la xes for 1869, made in thi, district by the Assistant Assessors, will be receiveI and deter mined at my office, in Prescott, each day, during business hours, from the fifteenth to the thirty first day of NJ arch
 All appeals must be made in writing, specifying the particular cause, matter, or thing rs.pectin9 wh th decision is requested, and stating the 'rror complained of.
 Co nmunicntiOns sent by mail will receive imme- diate attention,
 HENRY A. BIGELOW.
 Assessor District of ArizoLa Prescott, March 2, 1889. I2-tH.
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Dissolution Notice,

THE COPARTNERSHI heretofore exist. ing unier the name and firm of BROWN E 30 2SEbLE is this day dissolved by matual consent. All persons indebted to the late firm of Brown x BOsselle wll please settle up their accounts with Mr CHAS. o. BROWN a. he has assumed the payment of all the dsbis of said firm
 THE CONGRESS HALL will hereafter bs conducted by the proprietor, Mr Chss c. Brown, hence the forner patrons of the estab- lishment can rest assured that no pains vi be spared to make them perfectly satisfied
 CHARLES o. BROWN.
 JOE J. POSSIBLE Tncson, A. T. ApriI 4t5 1869. s
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Wnll.r ZccE. eNnner

4. & L. zECKENDORF w HOLE s AL E R E T 4 IL D E 4 l. E R : FOREIGN and DOMESTIC DRY GOODS CLOTHING,
 LIQUORS.
 CIGARS.
 BOOTS.
 SHOES,
 HATS &CAPS
 PETS. MEDICINES,
 JOLIET ARTICLES.
 FANCY ARTICLES,
 VINO del PAlS
 del RIO ABAJA
 PINONES &c &c NEW MEXICAN CARPETS and BLANKETS
 have on
 hand and are
 constantly rceIving fail assortment of Every class 0tgo dS suitable fOI Ihis market, whit offer on the most req Sonabe terms. One of our hrm resides in New York City for the sole purpose of buying goods, and being
 market
 constantly. s.l
 Our merchaa iSe IS purchased on the most advahia geouS terms. lhuse Who deal wuh Us can rely upon our stock being uf the best qraluy and at the lowest rIre We auuid call the ltteLton of merchants fiom lhs Territory also
 from So- nora. 10 our
 well assorted stock especially sui ed toiheir ma krt, an eau confidently Say il will be to th 1T advantage 10 cxAnIl..e II before purchasing else
 Mhvle. asH.l ---s. q.
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F II Goodwin Adam Sanders GOODWIN & SANDERS. Dealers in General Merchandise
 TUCSON, A. I.

gE AVE this day hand and are constantly B receiving, a large stock of goods selected
 EXPRESSLY FORTHIS MARKET, consisting in part of
 Dry Goods anl Clothing. Hats and Caps, Boots .rptions, Stap'e and Fancy Goods, Belts, Pistols Powder, Percussion caps, &c, fc, which they will sell cheap for cash.
 Thankful for pastflvors they respectfully socit contiLu ince of public patronage.
 Jan. I, l86 If.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-22
ENCITEMENTINAC CATHOLIC CHURCH

aCPURN, Feb 22.-There was great excite
ment in a Catholic church, yesterday, in this
city. large number of Catholics assembled
TO resist the action OF Bishop McQ uade, IN re-
moving their old pastor. Father O'Flaherty,
who has lsbored among them for the past
twenty three years, and TO whom a large ma
lority OF the Catholics Of this city are warmly
attached. The people Of the assemblsge re-
solved themselves into a meeting. and unani-
mously condemned the action Of the Bishop,
and refused TO permit him or his appoIntee, m,
her Mr.. kavanaugh, 10 say mass in their
church. A large number, pushing their WAY
10 tne altar and taking the latter by the arm,
LED MIN ont of the church. AT one Tim. II was
feared that violence would be committed on
him' but Father O'Flaherty prevented IT,
AFTER the Bishop and Father Kavanaugh left
tne chnrch the assembly unanimously resolved
10 hoid another meeting, and over one thousan
Catnollcs assembled and passed resolutions
a. ciaring their determination to stand by their
oid pastor, and strongly cOndemning tha action
OF the BISHOP and expressing their detsrAina-
non 10 no longer submit 10 the abuses of what
tney termed lone man power in the United
Sttes but 10 appeal AT once to the eccesias tical
authoilles OF the country, and, If necessary TO
the rope. Addresses We're made by inf tuential
'atholics sustaining the resolutions which, on
vote We're adopted without dissenting voice
further trouble Is anticipated. as the meeting
resolved mat the new pastor should not be per
mltted TO occupy the parsonage.
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FIFTH AVENUE DIAMOND SrORY-Thr
New York correspondent OF the Chicago Re-
publican tells a story of a Fifth avenue leader
OF fashion. whose bureau has been robbed of
diamonds OF great value, and " no advertised a
reward OF 90, with immunity from arrest.
Tn the next morning note was slipped under
the door, from an unknown hand Of course, Of
ferIng AT the next afternoon 70 restore the dia-
monds TO the woman and her hus band. no other
persons 10 witness the transaction. The
couple sent for Mr.. Tliiany's head setter of dia-
monds 10 inspect the stones lest they should
prove limitations The hour passed and the
whole evening, but no lswels appeared The
next morning another note was slid under the
door. saying that II vas useless 10 have spacta-
tors concealed IN the back parlor. as she had
on the previous day, or 10 send tor a Iudge OF
diamonds the writer was a gentleman. and
would return the real stones. He next ap-
pointed place of meeting on n vacant lot near
the Central Park, where he would receive the
re ward az the hands of a single per -on. and de-
liver the ston-s. Further, the money must
contain no ked bills, and no large ones
which would excite r.mark when changed. Ii
she chose 10 comply with these terms, shs
should have her diamonds. otherwise she
would never see them again. as New York was
he becomlng too hot for the writer. and he meant
10 leave. A serving man went TO the spot TO
receive the package OF stones: he was met by 4
genflemanly person. whose face was con-
cealed. and the bargain was made. The ipwels
were ali right. The robber said that he slipped
INTO The basement after a grocer's boy. Al dusk.
and hid himself until the family Were al DIN
ner, - ben he went up 70 the dressing room and
stole the diamonds
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~The young men OF the Massaehusp-rs
Agricultural College are put through 4 course
OF intricate dumb-b bell exercise daily. II a. n
puy heir shovel, spade, axe. and hoe eNsrcIs-s
are not capable Of developing their masclss
sufficiently.
~ChicagO has been called the palm city OF
Sahbath schools: ~ has recently been snO VA
10 be the palm city OF sabbath breaking also.
Tor two thousand saloons a'e kept open there
ON Sunday, and ten thousand persons are
ocCupled in waiting on customers.
~The two clerks who escaped from tG.
recent Chestnut street fire in Philadelphia owe
their lives 10 the fact that they kept awass
reading one ms Bible ana the ether hIs news
paper, late AT night
sSAE sgrarisn sect, IN favor OF dividing tha
property of the rlch among The poor nas
sprung up in Mexico.
~There are now nine veloc pede SCHOOLS 81
Boston IN full and successful operation.
- British troops in Canada are exerc c.sed Oh
snow shoes.
~Corner-loungers are arrested on Sunday
IN Philadelphia.
~The lilac buds are beginning 70 burst IN
Boston.
ga American named Erwin Il TIE hero
Of the skating world IN Paris this season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-22

IHR PRIZE RING.-To-day is fixed for the
great contest which, pro sided the arrangement
are properly conducted, will decide the merits
OF Tom Allen and Charley Gallagher. The en-
gagement between these pueiists has given
rlse TO great interest among the patrons of The
ripS, and the result is an xiously anticipated
Some time since Allen was the favorite a
heavy odds; but II has been ascprtiined thai
Gallagher has vastly improved. and II Is no,
al all improbable that he may realize the san.
guIne expectations Of hts friends Both men
nave been IN active training. and recent ad :
wees state that both are exceedingly confident
OF carrying OF the honors. desperate batrIa
VIII doubtless take place. The stakes am Dun,
TO s2.OW, and the affair comes of within ffty
miles OF St Louis. This is the most importap :
match on the docKet, and il is 10 be sincerely
hoped that II VIII be the last OF any descrlp-
ton. Prize lighting Is decidedly on the wane
The 10 lowing matches are among those an
hounced 10 come on: February 35. Tom Allen
and Charley Gallagher, for SI.000 and III.
cnamplonship OF America; 18th, Daniel Doian
and Michael Welsh, in Massachuset for = Jna
February =, Fred Cussy and Jerry Donovan
Al -. for $1,000 March Con Orem aud
Patsy Marley, at Salt Lake City, for sl,JOa
side.
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MANHOOD.

IN ihJ Jcurs add rising Ctneraiion. ina yezeta
I've ;, r. oi lie stToDg cut il few ears hou
Eften the p>llid tOe, the lsek lustre eye and ems
lated Torn. and the imrossibiIty g Application
10 mental effort shou ~ banefui s.huence II
t--omes evident 20 are Obsevvc.-.h at .om. te
gre tss,Dg iEfscnce is ci eckins the tseveIopmsrt
ts- tCdy COnsumpitou is talked ,f, anil pers aps
she youth 10 removed from sci Hol snd sent into
the country. Thts IL one oF the worst movement,
tCRevet from ordinary diversions of tke eye-
Char siu< scenes cfSe Cty, IN powers Of ne body
too nuCH enfeebtd 10 give 8sst 70 heaI,hIGl and
rural es ercisss, ehousnts Erefurned inwards upon
-hsmseives.
utfe patient be = tesns'e, the approach of the
msu-s 10 looked for with anxiety, tn frs;
.ymttom In which Natcie l. to shou her saving
rsver IN iGusing the circulation AMI visiting the
rherk with tire bloom OF Eealth- Alssi OF
apr tite has grown by what il fed the energies
of he system are prostrsted, aud the whole econo
M IL der.,Eed The b. sutiful aud wonderful De
" IN xt. IA body sr( mind UNDERGO fssci atin
q change from child to woman, Is looked for in
vain; ihs parents hsart bleeds IN any iety, am
.s.ueiss TIE grave be. v aiting for IT'S victim.
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A WESTERN EosAScE.-we lind the follow

WESTERN EosANCE.-We lind the follow
ing sensational story IN the Leayenworth Bull
ltiin. Take AZ for W hat lt's worth
Some days ago a tall gray haired man visited
this city IN quest OF long lost sister. Years
ago the daughter, then living with her parents,
IN afiiuence In Vermont, was married To a
surgeon OF an English regiment stationed IN
canada In few years the surgeon died, and
TOE widow, as soon as she discarded her
"we'd ds OF mourning, married a dashlng
young man in Montreal. Her second hush and
proved 10 be gambler, and greatly neglected
her. They removed TO Chicago, where the
husband gambled away all the none belong
ing 10 hIs wife, and was finally murdered Ia a
drunken Drawl Her friends desert-C her, and
hnally negro, long in her service. was her
only friend; the colored gentleman enlisted IN
ihe army, giving his bounty 10 the widow Al
the close OF the war, the negro lett the service.
ana the widow married him, and the pair set
tied IN Leayenworth. Here the wealtny
brother found his sister, generously forgaya
her for unnltIng her fate with the negro ser
want, and placed them IN comfortable circum-
stances.
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FROM CHICAGO.


NA"r III bufhed-hitnaiIsttc Contest.
CHICAGO, Feb. 22.-The MON Park Congre.
gatonal church was destroyed by fire last eve.
hlpg Loss on the building is estimated HI
Sl200o and $1,000 on the organ. Both fully
insured.
Despite the protest of Bishop Whitahouse of
tbls diocese, Bishop Cummings, of Kentucky
preached in this city Yesterday Whirshonss
belongs 10 the high church, and Cummings a
low church party. The Iatters discourse last
evening was IN denunciation OF rItuaIsm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-22

THESTEINICKB WILL CAsE-AdfiiiOndi Tssti-
mCny.-The fact Of the arrest OF Dr. Paul
Sohoeppe, the attending ply ysician OF The late
Miss Steinicke, has been previously noticed
AS directed BY the Court, the executors had a
post mortem examin alton made by Drs John =.
Conrad and Nicholas q. Ridgely, and the tes.
umony OF these physicians was taken on Sat-
urday last before Justice OConnell, in the
presence OF VIM. A. Stewart, one of the execu-
tors ana prosecuting attorney for the State of
Pennsylvanis, ara VIM. II. Miller, Esq. OF
Henry Webster, Esq, was also present. The
testimony adduced was very voluminous, oc-
cnpying several hours. Drs. Ridgely and
Ward testlfying substantially that the heart
and lungs were IN a healthy condition, dis
proving the fact that death was the result OF
natural causes. Professor Aiken, who had
carefully analyzed the contents of the stomach.
testified 10 the presence OF large quantities of
hydrocyanic or prussic acid. A preliminary
examination OF Dr. Schoeppe il to oe held To-.
day at Carlisle -BGlttMore Gasette, 2pd.