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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-09-16
Miscellaneous Reading,
LITTLE SWEET PEA.

or all the flowers the summer brings
Little Sweet Pea with unfolded wings,
And a delicate perfume that from them springs,
Is sweetest and best to me.
Her sober brown seeds in the ground place,
Then wait for the sight Of her rosy face,
And little tendrils with clinging grace,
A pleasant sight 10 see.
Little Sweet Pea Is brave and bold
Early she lifts her head from the mould;
And though the winds are searching and cold,
Never fear has she.
Though April laughs and cries ike child,
And even May can be rude and wild,
She knows that June can be friendly and mild,
so she tolls on patiently.
Her ncighbora all are at her command;
Glad to offer helping hand;
"You are young" they whisper, "alone to stand, v
Lean upon mc-and me.
She clasps their fingers upon her way,
And 20 climbs upward day by dry
It'll June, with steady, comforting ray,
Cheers the heart Of Sweet Pea;
And makes It 20 glad and happy and light,
That she breaks into blossoms fragrant and bright,
Like rosy butterflies ready for flight,
A JOY to all who see.
Constant and true II Sweet Pea and though
Early 10 come, -he il late to gO
She stays till the clouds are heavy with snow,
And all alone Is she.
She shiyers with cold IN the autumn gale;
Her wings are turning purple and pale;
The strength departs from her fingers frail;
" II IS time 10 60, says she,
The loving friends that helped her 10 rise
Look IN her face with sOrroWful eyes.
81 win come back again, she cries.
" Gootby' says little Sweet Pea,
our Young F6itS.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-09-16
Sea.Sickness.

By some happy fortune | was not sea
sick That was thing to be proud of, ]
had not always escaped before IF there is
one thing in the world that will make
man peculiarly and insuIierably self.con-
ceited it is to have his stomach behave il
self the first day at sea, when nearly all
his comrades are sea-sick Soon venera-
bic fossil, shawled to the chin, and BAN
daged like mummy, appeared at the door
of the aiter.deCk house, and the next lurch
of the ship brought him into my arms. ]
said Good morning, sir It's a fine day
He put his hand on his stomach and
said, "Oh N.Y. and then staggered away
and fell over the coop Of the sIly-light
Presently another gentleman was pro-
jected from the same door with great yio-
lence. ! said "Calm yourself sir There
is no hurry. It's fine day sir
He also, put his hand on his stomach
and said, "Oh, my i and reclcd away
In a little while another veteran was
discharged from the same door, C.awing at
the air for saving support. | said
Good morning, sir. It's fine day for
pleasuring, You were about to say
"Oh, my"
thought so. ! anticipated him, any
how, | staid there, and was bombarded
with old gentlemen tog an hour, perhaps;
and all got out of any of them was ION,
my"
| went away then, in thoughtful mood.
| said, this is "A good pleasure excursion. /
like il. The passengers are not garrulous,
but still they are sociable. like those old
people, but somehow they all seem to have
"0h, my y rather bad.
| knew what was the matter with them.
They were sea.sick And was glad of it.
We all like to see people sick when we are
not ourselves. Playing " hist by the cabin
lamps when it is storming outside is pleas
ant, walking the quarterback in the moon.
light is pleasant smoking in the breezy
toretop is pleasant when one is not afraid
to 20 up there but these are all feeble and
commonplace compared with the 10y 81
seeing people suffering the miseTics OF sea
siCkne.s.-Nart Ita.B.
Evening star., 1869-10-02
TELEGRAMS TO The STAR.
This kissrlssl's Dispatches.
SPECIAL REPORTS.
MISSISSIPPI POLITICS.
Repuelicau Nemiuatiens, Etc.

Speoal 10 The Er,nfn9 Star.
MEMPHIS. Oct a.-The Mississippi Repuofi-
can State Convention. after q long and rather
exciung session, running through two DAYS,
ehoing on Tnursday, made the following nom
hauons: for Auditor, H. NJ usgrave; for Treas
nrer. w: ID. Nasser; Tor Attorney General. J.
D motifs; for Superintendent OF Public To-
struc'ion, X. X. Pease. The frst three uomi
nees were chosen unanimously. amid erest
enthusiasm, but Mr.. Pease was nominated onlv
After hard contest The ticket 10 considered
q strong one.
Resolutions 70 the following effect were
adopted: I. The Union, first, last, and forever.
Q. Freedom Of speech and the press. :. UnI-
versal suffrage and universal amnesty. q.
Free schools; their benefits 70 be extended %
every child in the STATE. s. Opposition 20 that
unjust system OF axanon which discrimiuates
against labor, ana upjustly bears upon the In =
dustrial classes. 6. The revision Of the condi-
tons OF free labor, with q view especially 70 q
more summary process for the recovery OF
debts :. Adherence 20 the thirteen IN and four
teenth amendments 20 the Ooustitution OF the
nited States. s. The exercise Of the whole
poIitical ir rfiuence OF the State with Congress
Tor the immediate removal, as provided. Of the
disabilities imposed by the fourteeuta amend-
ment y. Rauncauon of the hfteentn anend-
meLt TO the Constitution OF the United States
IL. A new constitution for Mississippi, with
the disfranchisIng and prescription clauses left
out
George q. Mckee has also been nominated
for member OF Congress Ter the Fourth. and l.
w. Peirce for the Fifth District ot Mississlppi
Evening star., 1869-10-02
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
CUBAN EXPEDITIONS.

Over 1000 Men. 10000 Rifles. ana 90
Cannon en- route--rhree Cuban Priva-
teers AZ sea.-3,Ooo Men nv aiting Trans.
pertattsn.
TelsgrdpAed E1ciEsirely 10 Ths Ecening star.
NEW YORK, Oct. The Heralds special,
dated Key West, October LIST. says the Cuban
expedition, four hundred strong, under Qen1
CrIsto, which left New York on Monday morn
ing on board the steamer Alabama safely ran
the forts and two revenue cutters. and arrived
on the Florida Coast this morning. she was
loined by the Cuban priyateers Lillian and
Teaser, on board Of which were sixteen hun
dred men, under General Gorzara- with ten
thousand Remingto and Winchester rifles and
twenty pieces OF artillery. ranging from six 10
twenty -iour FOUNDERS.
Another body Of men, under command OF
Generals Steadman and Magruder, are now AZ
q Gulf port, EN- barking in a third vessel for a
common rendezvous OF the Cuban coast
The Lillian and the Tesser, with one thou
considerable quantity OF arms and ammuni-
tion, sailed Tor Cuba last night They will be
Joined at sea by the privateers Hornet and
Cuba, carrying fifteen guns eacn-some of
which are lU0- FOUNDERS. VOLUNTEERING m yery
brisk along the whole q ulf coast, ana already
five thousand men are awaiting transportation.
leBCoND DIsPATCH.I
NEW YORK, Oct 2.-Marshal Barlow says
this morning that the statement In to-day's
Herald, purportsg to be q dispatch from Flor
ida in regard 70 the Alabamas being a Cuban
privateer, As entirely without foundation. He
states that she is one OF regular line OF steam
ers sailing between New York and Fernandina.
Marshal Barlew has withdrawn his suryeil-
lance from the steamship Euterpe.
Evening star., 1869-10-02
virginia News.

The Richmond correspondent Of the Lynch.
nurg News says: "a wretch up town has lust
fled from the city to escape the penalties OF
most infamous crime committed by him. A
married gentleman had living with him an u n.
married brother, and his wife had also in the
house a sister only nine years of age. Seizing
a recent opportunity when the gentleman and
his wife were absent, the brother of the former
forcibly and bruttally outraged the little girl,
horribly iDjuring and mutilating her. The
scoundrel has fled, and his victim now lies at
the point Of death. Strange to say, the father
OF the child dlI0s0sd the villain TO lily when he
could have had him arrested"
The Charlottesville Chronicle says: "Our
community was shocked ON Monday to hear
of the death Of Miss Minnie RIves, eldest
daughter Of Judge Rives. Her death was, we
believe, unexpected, although she had been i'll
for some time. Her father was, at the time, in
Washington city,"
The cotton mills in Manchester, comprising q
large buildings, the best machinery, water
power, &c, with real estate privileges, will
be offered for sale at auction ON the 9th Of this
month.
Gen. Candy has appointed E. p. Whipple,
Mayor Of Portsmouth, vice J. e. Stokes, re-.
moved.
The Atlantic Iron Works at Norfolk haye
contracted TO build five iron steam boats-oue
for Norfolk, and four for Augusta, Ga.
Norfolk contains about thirty thousand in.
habitants, and Portsmouth twelve thousand. i.
This is large increase since the last census,
Evening star., 1869-10-02
THE POLITICAL RIOTS IN PHILA.
DELPHIA.
Eleven Men weunded-fhree Danger.

7ele9raphed Exclusively 70 TAe Erening Star.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 2.-Tne morning papers
furnish contradictory accounts OF last nights
riot. The Press has minute particulars of the
origin Of the difficulty, from which it appears
that the Invincibles had been dismissed from
headquarters before the keystone CLUB
marched by. In passing the Mayors once,
the keystones cheered for the Democratic can.
didates, and the bystanders, including q few
lnvinclbles, replied with groans. Tue first
blow was str uck by Arth ur Potter, and be and
The Keystones chased OF the inyincibles, and
after discharging volieys OF pistol shots and
bricks, ended by setting IRE 20 the transparent
cies In front Of the lnvinclble head uarters and
breaking the windows.
Eleven persons are known 70 have baen
wounded, three OF them seriously. OF the to-
tai number four were lnvincibles, three Kew
liens.
Evening star., 1869-10-02
THE MARKETS TO-DAY

7elegrdphed Erclusiuely to The Erening Star.
BALTIMo11 Oct 2.-Cotton heavy ,nominally
%. Flour dull and weak. Howard street su.
per, S6a6.25 do. extra, S6.25aS7.25. do. family,
S7.5OaSS-5 50; City Mills super, S6a6.5O do ex
ira, S6.25aS7 so; do. SSaS10.25 Western super,
e5.a5aS6.25; do. extra, S6.25aS6.7I; do. family,
S7aS7.75. Wheat dull prime to choice red,
81. i0aSl AZ; good, Sl.30aSl.3s. Corn irregular:
prime white SlaSl.l0. Oats dull at 58a62.
Rye sl.10aSl.20 Pork quiet at s33. Bacon ac-
tive and hrm-RIb sides, 20k; cleardo, 2I.
shoulders, IN; hams, 2ia25. Lard quiet at
l9a19H. Whisky firm at sl.l9asl.2O.
BALTIMORE, Oct 2.-vIrginia skies, old, As
bid.
NEW YORK, Oct. 2-Market strong. Money
per cent. Exchange, long, sh; short, sx
Gold 30&. u. s. SEQ bonds, 1861, coupons 19x
10.40's coupons OK. Va. Skies, ex.coupon, 50;
do. new, 50K; North Cardinals, old, 49, do.
new, a.
NEW YORK, Oct. 2.-Flour cents lower.
Wheat dull and unchanged. Corn dull and
declining.
Evening star., 1869-10-02
NRW -vIpar poApn
By Ban keTs' and BrokerF Telegraph, James H.
Gdssdwdy, operator.
ADNa vnhn q


Lewis johnson & Co. quote stocks and bonds
in home and foreign markets as follows:
NEW YORK, October 2.-First Board.-U. S.
SIS 1881, coupon, 1lsx; 52o's, lsoa, coupona l19X;
1884, coupons, 119Hi ls6d coupons, 119X; lees,
coupon, new. li7x; 6sO's, le6, coupon,
ll5Ai 52Cs, 1865, coupoE, 1l7x; 10-4Os, coup,
10e1; Currency 6's, 1Os4; Canton, 81;
Cumberland, %; Mariposa, sX; ONO and Mis-
sissippi Certificates % y; Pacific Mail Co., 62x;
Western Union telegraph, 36s; Quicksilver,
i2h; Boston water Power, l3K; New York
Central, l77k; Erie, none; do. preferred, 58H; /;
Hudson. lSi; Reading, SaX; Michigan Osn-
Oenrrn, ISos Oisveiana eno Fasssbargs 90;
Northwest 69k; do. preferred. s34; Rock
Island, l0e%; Fert Wayne, Sax; Alton &
Terra aants, none; Toledo and Wabash,
Z %. Express. u; gnitsd States Ex-
chants' Union, on; Chicago q Alton, 143x;
do. preferred. lab. Market steady. Gold, 1907
al30K.
By Gable.
LONDON, Oct. 2, Els p. m.-Oonsols, 93s93 y.
Bonds, 62, - asis ILLINOIS, siH. Erie, 2ixa
25 Atlantic, 27a27x.
FRANKFORT, Els p. m.-No quotations.
LIVERPOOL, LIS p. m.-Cotton market quiet.
sales 5000 bales. Middling Uplands, IL =; Mid
ding Orleans, IAN.
Evening star., 1869-10-02
PACIFIC COAST ITEMS

7eIe9Taphed ErctHstOeiy % TAe EUenfnq .Star.
SAN FRArcrsCo, Oct I-Joserb = C,,oao,- =.
son OF the iate Consul, has been Recognized as
Acting Consul at Mexico by the Collector of
Customs. "
local clubs badly. They play a CaIifornia
picked nine tomorrow and a farewell game on
Monday, and start for home on Tuesday
a neavy shock OF earthq uake occurred AZ San
Lorenzo To-day. The shock was accom- pan lad
by a loud noise.
The Legislature Of Washington Territory
assemblies At Olympia on October 4th, when the
tory Will be considered.
The Archbishop Of Oregon is about TO deparr
for Rome 70 attend the Ecumenical Council.
Arizona advicee state that ihe Indians in the
vicinity Of Lapaz have gone into the noun
tains TO hold q council with the Mohayes,
Their actions are suspicious.
immigration into he Territory from White
Pine is large.
Evening star., 1869-10-02

~NeW York papers object to the street gas
be,pg extinguished before light.
~The Red Stockings are having IL all their
own way in San Francisco.
~GoverEor Ashley, OF Montana. II an ad.
Vocate Of woman's rights.
ran "umbrella hat" has been patented in
France.
~The Victoria statue In Montreal IL four.
feet high and weighs two tens.
&New York morality, since the Gold TEN.
pest, has ordered the barbers' shops closed on
Sunday. t0
~velveteen coats, light trousers and light
ties are said TO be the fashion for the winter.
Evening star., 1869-10-02
OFFICIAL.
Laws Passed by the Sixty-Seventh CouuciI
Of Washington City, ID. &.
AN ACT licensing hand-carts.

AN ACT licensing hand-carts
BeieRdcted bg he Board Of Aldermen and Board
q Common C0uneu Of the City of WashiA0toa,
That, from and after the passage Of this act it
shall not be lawful for any person or persons
to run hand.carts IN this city. for pay, for the
purpose OF carrying packages from one part OF
the city TO another, without first having on
tanned a licerse therefor, and number thereof AZ
hereinafter provided.
SEC. ?. and be IL further eRdc.sd That the
Register OF the city is hereby authorized, under
the direction OF the Mayor, 10 issue licenses TO
all persons applying for the same, and charge
therefor the sum Of one dollar per annum f5r
licenses to be signed by the Mayor and coun-
tersigped by the Register.
SEC. 3. And be nJ1rther enacted, That any
person violating the first section OF this act
shall forfeit and pay TO the Corporation a nne
Of hve dollars, to be recovered and applied as
other lines are recovered and applied.
Approved, September b. 1869.
An ACT to lay a'water-main in Sixth street
east between Pennsylvania avenue and ID
Be nesacted By Es Boardof Aldermen and Board
q CoMmOn CoEnesl Of tAe Ctty Of Washinston,
That the Water Board be, and is hereby, au.
thorized TO cause q main TO be laid In Sixth
street east, between Pennsylvania avenue and
ID street south; and q sam Of money sufncient
70 pay the expenses thereof be, and the same 10
hereby, appropriated, payable out OF the water
fund. tAppreved, Sepember ID, 1889.
An ACT to refund ane to william Smith.
Bel eitenaeted By de Board Of Aldermen and Board
9 Common Council sf 1Ae Cdy Qf WasAssgton,
That the sum Of ten dollars be, and the same is
hereby, appropriated out Of the general fund 20
refund 20 william Smith q fiue imposed upon
him on the .e0th OF February, 1889, by Jushcs
Tucker. erronsossly: Provided, said smith
Approved, September 10, is6a
An Acr authorizing . waser-msfn 10 be laid
IN q street south, between Fourth ana Sdxth
streets east
BE Il saacted by as Board Of zlds.es a.d Boerd
O. Common Cossea Of as csY g nesssnoSn,
That the Water Board be. ana tney are nereoys
authorized and reqOesssd 70 cause Q water.
main TO be laid in q street soutn, eetween
Fourta ana sixth streets sest and % defay
fhs ernense thereof q sufficient sum be, and il
nereby, sppropriatsd, payable ont Of the water
Approved, Sep0mber II, 1863.
An ACT 10 cause water main 70 b laid in b
stress aorth, from First 70 Second streets
east
Be q enActedby 1e Beard qf lid<r~es sss Beard
Il cow~cn Cosnc1 af ns cuv Of WashiaQtos,
That the Weter Board be, and they are hereby.
authof1zed 70 cause . Watsr. main 20 be laid
in b street ncrth, from First 70 second streets
east, and 70 defray Ne expense thereof, Q sum
eumcient oe. and the same 10 hereby, appro.
priated out OF the wassr fund, 70 Be rSimbarsed
as sprovtded for By lAw.
Approved, September n, ls0o.
~ L..I -
Evening star., 1869-10-02
, r o v j 9.

The most economical ssd best COOKING -
AND PxRLOK sT0yHs in the market, ct =
hsnuf.stareEs Priess :. ,nd %a%2h1pb No hag1%pbqE G
,s Ss s5Ns ;Pa sG5S S3s45 S3SS
sH5tsSfSs, ,IItgSisxxjtSSEs, ehAnsISS
S.nt Of housEk kfsiifNG ARrfoIis, sIass q he
se Z-ims No. A31 TN street.
Evening star., 1869-10-02

j. b. OARNRs was yesterday appointedJ a
temporary clerk in the Post Once Department,
with compensation at the rate Of sI,2oO per
annum, vice ]. F. Mckenzie, resigned.
Evening star., 1869-10-02
r.RR1BI. BorI.R Exrroa,o,-N,.

TERRIBLE BoIL1R EXPLOSION - Mineteen
Persons Killed and One BHndred Woundsd.-A
terrible accident occurred at the State fair in
Indianapolis, Ina, yesterday afternoon. The
boiler Of Sinker &c Co., Of that city, exploded a
few minutes before O'Clock, when tbs grounds
tained nineteen persons was killed. The
excitement and Confusion last night were so
great that 1t 10 difncult to obtain correct list
Of the wounded. 1t Is thought that the number
will reach nearly one hundred. Many of the
bodies were horrible mutilated and burned. In
some cases 10 will be Almost Impossible fer
friends TO recognize them. A little babe was
killed In its father's arms, but the father
on the ground at the time Of the explosion. A
portion OF the boiler passed over his head and
struck his coachman, who was standing few
feet behind him.
Evening star., 1869-10-02

APPoINTBp.-The President, has appointed
Beverly b Bolts Collector OF Internal Rev.
enue for the sixth district OF Virginia, vice 5.
X. Sterling, suspended.
Evening star., 1869-10-02

MAYOR BOWEN left this city last evening for
New York, and will be absent until Tuesday
next
Evening star., 1869-10-02

AN EFFORT will be made at the next session
OF Congress, lit is reported, to have the Internal
Revenue Bureau created q separate Depart.
ment.
Evening star., 1869-10-02

~The rains Of last Saturday night and
Sunday seem 70 have extended throughout the
South, and were most gladly welcomed.
- Miss MARY aovey has besn offered the
Professorship OF Hordculture in the Kansas
Agricultural COLLEGE. she viii appropriately
take charge OF the nurssry.
SThe jewish Messenger says there are in
tAs United States $50 SynsgeGnee, OF which
thirteen have. oeeon established during tne
Jewish year 500 Just closed.
n00ladstone h no better. HIS constitution,
like that Of England, b bssaKing up.
Evening star., 1869-10-02

ADvIcEs PROM KNOXVILLE are to the effect
that Senator Brownlow is confined to his bed
by sickness, and fears are entertained that he
will not be able to take his seat in the Senate at
the opening of Congress.
Evening star., 1869-10-02

POLITICAL Riots AHD BLoopsHsp IN PH1r.
ADILPHIA.-In Philadelphia, about half-past
ten O'Clock last night the Keystone Democratic
organization was attacked IN front Of the
and some fifteen or twenty persons wounded.
The Irish Republican meeting proposed % be
held at 20th and Market streets lass night, from
the commencement was scene Of riot, pre-.
broken mp and the speakers beaten with clubs,
&c. A message was sent TO the police station
for protection 70 those holding the meeting,
which was haty refused. Amongst those shot
at 5th and Chestnut streets Was Morris J.
Nagle, pssident OF the Keystone Dsmocrsac
Club.
Evening star., 1869-10-02
Portsmouth, N. H., navy yard, for repairs, and
Is expected to arrive to-day.

THE TAX ON FARMERS As {" PRODUCE Bro
KHRs."-Deputy Commissioner Of Internal
Revenue ]. H. Douglass this morning addressed
q letter to Assessor Woodall, at Wilmington.
Del, "relative to liability to special tax Of
farmers who sell the products OF their farm
from the steamboat wharf, or along the market
wherever they can find q place to unload the
same, but having no particular stand" TIE
Acting Commissioner says: "That farmers
whose occupation 1t is to sell the products Of
their farms away from the place OF produc-
ton, and at q store or stand, are liable to spe.
cial tax as prodvce brokers. Persons selling
in the way described, come in compbttion with
dealers and brokers who pay the special tax,
and 10 exempt the farmer from the tax, when
doing the same business, would be manifestIy
unjust. The farmer who actually makes it a
business to so sell should be held os q produce
broker. Ocedsio nal acts, however, do not create
aliability to the special and as it Is believed
TO be the policy Of the law to place as few re-
strictiens as is consistent upon agricultural
producers, the statute should be construed lib-
erally.'
EXTRA DUTY PAY In THE MARINE CoRPs-
few day since George w. PauIus, who had
served four years in the marine corps, at head.
quarters, (three years and ten months Of which
he had been detailed as gardener to the COM
manding officerD applied for his discharge, his
term Of enlistment having expired. He made
q demand for thirty Ave cents per day, allowed
by the act OF Congress to detailed men, for the
length OF time he had been performing gar.
dener's duty: The extra pay was refused, and
Paulus declined taking his discharge on the
pay proper due him, and intends entering suit
10 recover the whole amount and has placed
the matter in the hands Of two prominent
lawyers. The case Is an interesting one and
will open several nice points in regard to the
pay of extra duty men in the United States
Evening star., 1869-10-02
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RKvINuI-The receipts to-day
from this source were sS5O,995.
Evening star., 1869-10-02

WM. MCGARRAHAN has commen ced leea,
proceedings against VIM. ]. Murtagh, propr ri
etor Of the National Re Republican OF this city, on
account of the structures Of that paper last
winter on the celebrated "McGarrahan claim y
then pending in Congress.
Evening star., 1869-10-02
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Government Securities

WARRINGTON, October :, 1so9.-Jay Cooke 4
Co, furnish the following quotations of Gov
ernment aecurities
Evening star., 1869-10-02

MORE FAILURES IN NEW YORK.
TeIegrophed Ezclsstuely 20 The Evening Star.
NEW YORK, Oct 2.-The failures o. Adams,
Kimball Il Moore, and Pulleston & Raymond
have been announced at the Stock Board.
Evening star., 1869-10-02
/ = n o v A L.

THE SUBSCRIBERS HAvD THIS DAY RI.
moved their Art STORE from No. 304 Psnna
avenue, 70 No ga street, between 18th and
14th streets, In Hooe's new building
Our new store will be opened 70 the pu bic A
soon as IL can be properly fitted up, with Q new
THANKING the public for past fsyors, we hope 10
receive continuance ef their PATRONAGE, which
veshall at all times endeavor 90 merit.
Us SMITH q STRONG.
Aoi ase Oh 1xxRRt.BILTIoH xR .sILT JHo; 1so
srarsr. AT ASRKsffsRs, KAf }sIsEa,
10. 4s6 Seventh street, between d snl II strsse..
Eight Doors above Odd Fellows Hail.
Also, Largest Stock Psperhansings, Wirdo1
ehadss; Picture Frsmes, Picture Oord and Tas.
ses; gihg., nails, &C., In the District. TERMS
ap Ally
Evening star., 1869-10-02

COLONEL s p. LEE, Military Commander of
the Nineteenth DIVISION OF Virginia, and sta
toned at Alexandra, was relieved yesterday
by Captain J. J. Hoff, and ordered to duty
at Fort Sill, Indian Territory, as Acting Com.
missary.
Evening star., 1869-10-02

NAVAL APPRENTIoBs.-Despatc received
at the Navy Department from the East India
squadron give very unfavorable reports of the
apprentice system, many apprentices having
deserted, while majority OF those who remain
are all the time under punishment.
Evening star., 1869-10-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.

RENEWER
RESEws TIE HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL
COLOR WHEN GRAY.
Banevs the nutritive matter which nouri shes the
RESEwS THE EXC WITH OF THE HAIR
WHEN BALD
Renevs the brash. wiry hair to silken softness.
BkAUTlFUL HAIR DRESSING.
One bottle shows its effects
HALL Co, Nashua, N. H., Proprietors.
For sale by all druggists, oc 2-eolmsw
Evening star., 1869-10-02

y Anna Dickinson's new sensation lecture
City,"