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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-12-23

Amongst the guests 10 tLssd1dwssg
room 'was one who knsw saamak1t ID
medicine ne was called, nd, =; folio.
ing ,ia his wake camo osbcriguests, a
also; Miss Standish and eher ,l7:a,niees,,n:'' 4
question from one, a question irem i,adl
'vther,s tEcited from The steward boo.
Tb'aasa1 story.'t Few'wete saontoved,
Ill intensely .ntied..1 SIR Miles, =, III BIZ
secret shame would have given up" his
life to save her What was = small
mischance, and ill the P'ssioh t,oohss had
shown .hersat, to tho real ngtiefss and
burdens which lay 'hersl :.,o L. a s1 7g'
i !. TIE l.t servants s' bose the hapls etsa-
I.ge 'sdryeon 'was sent 'tor. H'taiA iVSsal5a; ct
made eli those plying hss,ts inoss sad |:
old lib coul4g potanlive, many a h ont
Apart from trestbites hsr, Ind ssa5' 1it Aaarc
coogested ; and nothing could seyo hei.
'"Yctshe alhsd q little.,S !; .S1msline:
sensibilityosd FIR rstu,asA as,ito @enable
Ter TO understand that sha had 1sauofhted
St y Hall, ); that the DIM; i ntafs |;
IL It Sir Miles Z and Mis- ani,idisk.1suld
'be her ffishdJg, 7and let' Her Know :pfsys.-
ty,no noSes2 II .a.s y'"t:r@z"i 1onwoT
But please let,ms co. .homsy;,''s"a she
family said my peor, Old meitelt aSt;xill
need me. What hand can do IL like
mine ?" F6ey PROMISED het ~ ..ihbald
10 IL s.sl,. I'D IA essi : .d.s r.:.dlA 10 auor
isa ~ HEX more frequent 6ts, of q gentle
as'ij'S's% b. tsE EsFa' ali! h.,ps
r"u"a say uought; that our lads last
-. = :''':5 '. asH ri
Speech left her; she grow ~ossey5 it
Vas ke r. e ta IS i BIZ hq9s ter :tb1t;
its restl w evA 70 t'.sH4q .5t'a 'ou ii ,ixea
t / S., esrly % lis a.y' l Pr.osdisE That
If ChristmlhAs ri, III n M rlsced ID ~:
sred Naggonstts, ussd 10y Sir Miillsie
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-12-23

No11CE|U; . LAND OFFICE,
81. Cloud, Mimi, December l. 1893.
complaint having been entered a; il,;s .ti;c, J..
David Perry Against William Deer for aiaudni,'v ny
tbs sv . xnary No. 2sss dated 1896, 1
c se H sSs.n township 12s range e. ia 2rsd
l.sion Of aid entry the said parties are e.ev a.
noDsd to appear at this Office on he HTa ~ r 1r
:noSd AZ SqDekt 4. aisrs.eoa re-
sf:pdonnsnt. C. A.. GILMAN. KeS al s'sssn
tASspSa$ S's'i,~ aMy g: BUKB1Nff. p.e.d,..
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-12-23

MOT Ts ,sE3:v1VV7EEST,
iv N1ud gaess foonSy)' ii afat,RBPUBB1e.
; :smfsi7a1 CO gni ,>ss d1bln98-| Il
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-12-23

.rs IT. l!P25 # yEi,I"S;'s Go,
nets: Guitars, Banjos, Military Drums o
subscriptions, Brass Instruments, Aeoor
deems, Stringsastq. III complete.
Church Organs, Melt aeons and Piano.
tuned andrepaired1gI,}A
Orders attended to with Prompt ness
), v9.n26.i
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Il0ME DottAa FOR Zach n2lRrlcl /.

We Do not or single article 81 m.rebaati:, thu,
~ W regular desiers 1t pscsd Wsdc
them che.per shss you dun ODAfn them "a NV othes
yayxh'ie the greater psrt Of our goods 80 so4 n
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-12-23

NUT1CE-U. s. LAND OFFICE.
~ It, Cloud, MIMI, November 9, 1869. q.
Complaint having been made at this Office Ly seba;.
springer against Michael Nesslein for abandoning
ns DeclaEatary Statement No 3ll2 dated August al
1851 upon the seHe = sw Il, section &, township
l1o, rangeV y, in stearas comfy, Minnesota, With
TO me ejaculation Of said entry the said parties
ara haschy sHnan>onad appear Office On fho
51g DAY OF JANUARY, 1870, a. IL O'Clock in ths
forenoon to respond ard furnish testimony
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-12-23
noo.e.. = G. A. GILMAN, gea.,..
-- -o-2o.s d. c. BURBANK. L.,
Al ollCt'-U. 5. LAND UIFiCE

N d. ~, = 11nO OIFlCE,
- 81. Cloud, Minn., 10Y. - ls1a
ROM, Complaint having been entered a. hi, oes
Deca1ato 1 ststems, I've ;s
apon the sw section Is, low,,.Ii., 15 ~
~. ~ s.ssr County, Annesois, With a. re. sshS e
se1.Sy e $40 sn1, the SAID parties arc
DA4 Or JANUARY, 1870, ct 10 o,c,,.r. ne =. u
sd In 70 respond and furnish testimony 'ne
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@T.-,: v.oo~, 331uu, NUvember Y, 1859.
complaint having been entered at this Office bv pe..,
Ao1essoa eeetnst J. ". Ncheleon for abandounr bis
Homestead Eatry No. 4i13, dated Oc,ober :aih
is", u2eathe ~ ne 4 section a. township In ranes
cancellation osa entry the said psrtes ave- ba,.hs
sa 90 g sppsar at this Office on the 5ra D1f
9! JANUARY. 1870, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon
90 CO. respond and furnish testimony concer ing said
- G. A. GILMAN, Register,
nd8Swt - II. C. BURBANK. Receiver
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81 81 Cloud, bEnn., Nov, %. 1859
CON plant having been entered at this Office bv swsn
S Sis Tam asna'f James Joaett for aLandoains,
1907, upon Than y NV Il section p. toxn.f,
-, fa1ge -. in Aononeala cou.ts, MiuuesaT1Y
Win view TO the cancellation of said errr1. ~
ONCE on the 51H DAY OF JASUAff 1s.o .s
~ O'Clock IN the forenoon respond and furnish
mony concerning said alleged abandonnent
A. GILMAN. Register
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S5:vS6t5, Sdd sttsndsd 6ylu ID hdl55 t{
the young ladies' aud by MI, unx, yss
t,ken hdRet ards, tthe Jour Icy ''beifg
6ade As briesf as~f psiblef by hour s~ift
horses.
- edeaowhile young Egerton had not
been able to start 50 soon as he expect
cd. It was, therefore, the eve but ono
before Chriet@as Day that he reached
T. q H. sss 4s$a:|s4|el|l5sT ai ns;;
Nv r Yesk ard it Was not till after .
T.! \! '|l 49,! ~ .' 81
Nswas for tho brother
ltel klheir journey over q
q iokless from deep
l,,y Z morrow, 1t break 81
tie landlord driv]|
tug t6sw % h1 gig, But though thd
E:!l! :::;;4'i& e.: T.: :;
afterno, IN came, and then tho little
pot WORK game in view, still and DESC
Ate1d thetiew Of snow. No CLEAN
from it's casements-no smoke from It'd
oAimuYy-pethpg to b1tokcu liza With
inAutAle W4It- whink ola dd9-;4et
this so faint ~ from very contrast I'd
p,ks the sil eqf s' |g more !r, weird and
rThs, had tsse..ea d sIpsnatt they had
listened, they had looked with strainiua
syQ-u,ytheiy territf Re fegrS VERY III,
n63 cod6rmodA- Ahd btin9 -lrom5 4he
gig, young Egerton rushed forward,
careless Of the snow which impeded
ENe&kla&14HAH things but over,
mastering terror. He reached the door
| he pushed open the upper hatch theu
the lower, then went in. Yes all wa
still: The fire was oot-the lamp o.
lie3as outl ARM AebAM ss) Yer,
| still-so still is the great sleep Of all
The wood piled op, the bea1ths wa. M
burnt tie food Oh tic table stood ID
tasted; the newspaper was unread
No token Of life was thittd but Che poo
dog, which, faithful to its trust, ye
f4ss6ls 1ssss suuaisluu; v1spe-ilom ID
bed to its.yodaR AAsteiStSet
Their horror WIZ extreme. Yet the,
be33t6atrs6 TIE msja763;9 Kidding a fire
faad, fGths hbpes bf feastdtssciitaat iJJn Chat
qSnt I'M - hiC61 ~ XaoT .idausAj.:u,
festora.ivestsh ielip&:iods as'x9 ;s'oa:'
Inths midallttl III teaf1noonh SvsaninR Int
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10 IL dong. It. They advised him to teek
4es&ssg Egerton. This be did, and
ts1esskat evsoing, and IN lodgings Of q
superior character, be made the a.
qss;nt.nes Of the modeller, whom b E
found 70 BE q dreamy, reserved b.shfql
youth, with \ worn, anxious face, that
slrssdy Lstokeusd signs Of care and IN
ssps,bg labor. In answer to the stew
sed's qsestipu, ho said his grandparents
!. possessed such = dish, but he felt sure
they woeh not part with it, for it. was
tho on'y relic they now possessed Of his
tisshsrS work. Tho steward then saia
Mis- Stsldish would give any price for
Il, nd isked the yoesx mar whed< The
- going home. He; said = soon Be F.
fors Christmas Day dc hs could J; ind
s3dsd that be had to 80 out Of his way
to fegAk his s'st1r, Who vas wanted To
nusbs' her grandfather, their gEandmoth- :
q being from home on some unexplain :
ed Gtrind.; '.'s.@i MIN ~ t. t.
~aDossi: your grandmother; travel With
= donkey, and does il bear : burden'?''.
ia "Ny SISTER in her letter Of to-day says.
10 djtspHld: young E2erton "but my
ersnq mdthert did net tell her what 'thp
burden vs. q tie obi ,cts Of her jour
80; s,N =: Yti1 l.
II met ,,f h.r o. y til. road to s,.ndish
Hsll,'' addsd tke. :; steward, hu,riedly.
taThaei burden. f. I mistske mot, was
tkSndish,sisI. nus hasten % 81 NY ny Nv
beeks;;: III, xdhe1p ier in:,jueh ! ses-
80 asd ss.saets road !lsio',.s.'r" -
, 90. The seward thorl gave Tie young
'unasa full stsselars of the rsason Of his
ovssioarneyas.d Of his encounter with
"a III u tns ifoad. 1t was then a.
7sSgsd Tat young Egesti6n should
I'LL 6is hohdSy ss soon a. be could,
IA ~hsnake hal aseertsined what ths
steward required" soaTknov he would
is1nefsvsr 10 6tsndish Hail, when 40
3istroduceio1 70 Sir Miles SHOULD await
him, and . true Christmas fwelcens.
Thul they parted s,y..sz. ~ ~ya;;
M; Gray; resumed bis jorney: On tho
lAloving morniog. The weather, = he
hid pr. dictsd. had changed: It had
showed oil, night =; il was showing, now;
and, the line b:in. partly b'o:ked Up,
AsicouM make but sloM4Ha ,,7ltrwas
rid Ali before pc reached the !, country
station. atH Here mounting: his o!orse,
~ ~ His lace towards Standish ilallf;|I
hatO1Kii III aAns fnmysSa rAL.k .AhHt..A..l. o.
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HoT1CE-@u- s-LASD OFFICE,

~ St. Cloua, Mimi, November 1s. 1850
psn p.nt n.,ns len shi. By Barn
ing his Homestead Entry No. 1915. dated AM; 1s,1
1eee, opon ths n se n section IL, tovnsLin ~
ran fsnse o. IN Chippsv. County, Mimi, with view to
Ssssbs 81 s.ld entry: the said parties arc
DAY " DECEMBER, 1869, at O'Clock in tha . 81
nSea torcsponand fassish testimony concesn;na
alleged abandonment N'SoAAhne sa4o
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.J~o~o ~SSS:UAVOAs
Their horror VIM extreme. Yet they
6 e3t7trd& TIE ms5l763;3 Kidding a firesl
ma, mtts hspes Of f I'll stdssc itatiJn, ch.i]
log thtliEbp6f tho dead; .udsubhciud
festora.ivests 4sieaips.iod; a1s19 ;s'0a:
Inshs midiltA ri tef1noon svssHihgi ntd
'evesiths Ghsissmase Eve Athe3cw9fV asI
tonished by'st tso;se without; .aa,s ,ookkl
ing + :rth, saw the o,rriage from stand
ish Hall approach. laoa nouoas q
tva,u1xaeeldgI lib .asshoraeiu,z diving
not yet dsed : Wsrai VA nossthsr,bed
perforeet ehsretsre, they had to sJs bel
,hy,h hin she bad dhzeasss t,ulye 20 long
and 80 we'll. Weeping dEpssd her, u bel
children loved heI Aee css:s, .yn ,;,.o
,o?ee. lsnfG qqse 9nly. lshs apate, land
60 % est S93Ss s,tsg ths oa.s s,;:
s ssssh 'h.}s zsss 'kats IS 3s'f =
rsis sasr ihe III Burden ashi' Of + k ssr soul
/ hAf lov., aniff 4aar r2X1St; n59:laS ~ t..s>t
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From New Orleans,

From New Orleans,
New ORLEANS, La, May 12-NoOn.
The trouble between Governor Yarmouth and
Auditor Wickliff is practically at an end. Gov
ernor Yarmouth is reported to have stated that
he will take further steps against the Auditor,
and that the latter will be restored to his office
as soon as the legal steps necessary can be
taken.
The Chamber Of Commerce met last night to
receive the delegation of the St. Louis Grain As
ISOLATION and commercial editors, who are TO
devise some action in the bulk grain trade. The
delegation introduced by General Harry
Hays and received by the President, J. H. Ogles-
by, in a brief patriotic welcoming address.
Mr. L. R. Shriock followed, and stated that st.
Louis had succeeded in interesting President
Grant in the movement, and the appointment Of
St. Louis merchant (Henry T. Blow to Bra
lillian mission in furtherance of the effort to
reclaim the South American trade with the Mis-
sissippi Valley. He next read series OF inter-
esting statistics in regard to this trade previous
to the war.
Lieutenant Governor Stanard, of st. Louis,
followed with pungent and interesting speech,
and closed by saying that he wished to see an
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DIED.

In Onslow County, on the goth ultimo, Mrs.
MARIA CAROLINE GORNTO, (wifo of Solomon
Gornto,) aged "a years, months and 16 DAYS.
The deceased leaves two interesting little
girls, an almost heart broken husband, an only
brother, and host of near and dear friends TO
mourn their sad and melancholy bereavement.
She was a kind and affectionate mother, an
amiable and most exemplary wife, noble sister,
and a warm and generous friend.
s'She lived rs lives peaceful dove,
She died as blossoms die;
And now her spirit floats above,
A seraph in the sky!
Green be the turf above thee,
Friend of my better days !;
None knew thee but to love thee.
None namd thee but to praise E.
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BANK NOTES.
MEETING OF TIE NEW HANOVER
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

TINE THIRD ANNUAL MEETING OF THIS
J. Society will be held in the city of Whining
ton on Friday the 21st inst. Time and place OF
meeting 10 o'clock A. M. in tho Court House.
A quorum is earnestly solicited, as some amend
ments to the constitution seem necessary, and
election Of officers for the ensuing year. Instruc
tive and interesting reports will be read by the
different committees appointed at our last meet
ing, on the various subjects connected with the
industrial pursuits Of our people, and their inter
ests generally.
The public arc respectfully invited to attend.
d. MACMILLAN, President.
Sloop Point May l, 1869.
maya 184-tf
Star and Post copy.
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OPINIONS OF THE PUBLIC TREASURER ON
THE REVENUE LAW.-D. A. Jenkins, Esq
Public Treasurer, has delivered the follow
ing opinions Oh the new revenue law
STATE CT NORTH CARoLINA,)
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
Raleigh, May z, 1869.
E. PGsOu1', ESQ, Assessor, Dallas, ". c.:
SIR Yours ct the 9Th instant received You
ask, LIST, "Does the Revenue Law require that
property, after it s assessed, be listed separate
tax lists from the assessment lists as has hereto
tore been done ?"
A'as,oer. 1t does not. State tie value OF the
list in the proper columns.
care corn, bacon, wheat, &c. subject to taxa
ton %
Ansacer. They are. Everything except what is
exempted, viz 5000 OF certain articles. See Sec
ton Is, paragraph 5.
8. care threshing machines, wagons and farm
ing utensils 2"
Ansacer. They are.
4. s. Are solvent credits to be itemized in the
owners list :: that is, must each note, bond, &C.
count, be set down separately, or simply the
amount ?"
Ans,oer-It is not required that they should be
itemized.
s. What does paragraph 7, section u, in.
clude?''
Anserer-It includes such articles of personal
property as are not specially mentioned in the
preceding p aragraph; e. 6. merchandise OF all
kinds, turpentine and whiskey stills, (not affixed
to the soil,) pleasure carriages, billiard tables
&C., &c,
Very respectfully,
D. Il. JENKINS,
Public Treasurer.
Raleigh Standard.
MAJ. A. M. LEwIs.-This gentleman ar
rived in this city last evening with his
family. He has done large practice as a
lawyer, in Memphis. since the close of the
war We welcome him to his native State,
and trust he will soon regain the extern
sive practice he gave up, when he left the
L" Old North State. "-Ral. Sentinel.
CHEAP FARE FOR lMs1IGRANTs.-A con-
vention of railroad men was held at Au-
gusta, Ga, in December last, to consider
plan of cheap transportation for immi-
grants. Most of our companies agreed to
the plan then adopted but the lines run
ming between Weldon, N. c., and Balti-
more, Md, did not come into the ring
We are happy to learn that on Saturday
last Mr.. +. W. Best, of the North Carolina
Land Company, received telegram from
Mr., Kingsland, who has been for some
time in New York lahorirg to secure that
eud, ata;il t!.a, tl.o-e ecA panies have at
last acceded to the terms proposed by the
other companies Parties from the North
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, May 13-Noon.
Money easy at 7 u cent. premium. Sterling
Exchange 1O95. Gold 1881. Five-twenties of'62,
1870. North Carolina Skies G3; new 553. Vir-
ginia sixes, ex-coupons, EST ; new 81. Tennessee
Skies, ex-coupons, 68! ; new &C. Louisiana Skies,
old, 733. Levees 70.
Flour less active. Wheat dropping. Corn a
shade firmer. Mess Pork frmer at s31@$31 124.
Lard dull. Cotton firm at 2S3 @285;centu Spirits
Turpentine moderately active at 453@46 cents.
Rosin firm at 50 65@s2 70. Freights quiet.
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HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM. This article
is the True Secret OF Beauty. It is what Fash.
ionable Ladies. Actresses and Opera Singers use
to produce that cultivated dis.ingue appearance
so much admired in the Circles of Fashion.
It removes all unsishtly Blotches, Redness
Freckles, Tan, Sunburn and effects Of Spring
Winds, and gives to the Complexion Blooming
Purity of Transparent. delicacy and power. No
Lady who values fine Complexion can do with
out the Magnolia Balm. Is cents will buy it Of
any Of our respectable dealers
Lyons Kathsiron is very delightful Hair
Dressing.
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CABLE DISPATCHES
LONDeN, Nav Nom.

LoNDoH, May 12-Eo9n
loltiat0ry steps have been taken for 81 ALI.
ance, offensive aud defensive between Eng Land,
Frahce and Spain, against the United States, in
Vie" OF the rejection OF the Alabama treaty The
tone OF Saf. Summers speech is alleged TO have
htfiousteri1g tendencies, and President Grants
administration is reported to coariyl:c &c, at
the expedition ugainst CUB
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From Washinglon
WASHINGTON. d. c., May 10

WASHINGTON. d. c.. May Ppm.
Commissioner Delano returns on Saturday
Vim. Cullen Bryant goes Minister to France
Mr.. Washburnes takes a broad hint and re-
signs.
The Court OF Claims aojourns about the first O.
June.
The Sub Comnittee of the House Judiciary
Committee. consisting of Messrs. Eldridge, Kerr
Lockridge and Cook, depart May 22d. for Mont
gomery, to take evidence in the BUSTED case.
The Trea sEry Department is making arrange
ments to carry into execution the provisions o.
the act of 1862 relative to the establishment Of
sinking fund.
It is not Secretary Boutweil's intention to put
the bonds purchased weekly on market, nor is i
his expectation that they will be ressued in any
form. His object is the reducti IN Of the princi
pal and interest of the public debt.
Mr.. Whitley qualified as chief of the tresenr,
detective forco to-day.
Three young men have been fined three dollars
each for riding on the pavements.
The President and several heads Of depart
ments to-day gave conditional promises to attend
the peace jubilee in the city Of Boston to be heic
shortly.
General McClellan's visit to the President to
day has reference to Stevens floating battery
for the defence Of New York harbor, whereof
Mcclellan is engineer in charge.
The triple alliance dispatch telegraph
ed at n Don was e London Special to the Tribune
It's promulg alton here created intense excite
meDt, but the course United States bonds took ir
the London marked to-day, and other significant
facts lead to it's general disbelief
From Cinci nnati-Destructivc Ccnhagra.
ttos, Originating from the Explosion OF
a Kerosene Lamp.
CINCINNATI. Ohio, May 12-P. NJ.
The explosion OF Kerosene lamp here to-day
resulted IN the burning to the waters edge OF the
steamers Darling, Mary, Erwin, Westmoreland,
Melweth, Cheyennee and Clifton. The loss of the
steamers and cargoes will amount to two hundred
thousand dollars.
Five Deck hands on the Cheyenne were burned
to death, four five jumped into the river from
the Darling, but one saved.
number of passengers who were on the boats
sleeping. were also lost.
full cargo of cotton which had just been dis
charged from the steamer Darling, entirely
lest.
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the beantyand genius which distinguished
that remarkable family. They remained
in Chapel Hill but few years, removing
to Florida, in 1886, after DIR. Caldwell's
death. Mr.. Anderson, there losing his
fortune, applied himself to the study of
the law, and soon rose to its highest hon
ors, being at the time of his death Chief
Justice of the State
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Organization similar TO that of 81. Lo1is Grain
Association started this evening
/ Ex-Mayor Fi1iey, Of ST. Louis, followed in The
same strain. s--E
The meeting Is still in Progress 1t = l.rgeIy
attended aud Ve-J enthusiastic with d stTou4
probability OF pr1cical results
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LATEST NEWS
TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, D. O., May 12-Noon.
The Chairman of the House of Representatives
has called for meeting Of the Judiciary Com
mittee on the 18th of May, for the purpose of
considering the Alabama treaty and the impeach-
ment CAGE of Judge Busted
General Mcclellan visited President Grant this
morning.
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DIR. HOOPER.

The Reverend William Hooper, LII. D.,
is now the sole survivor of that group of
earnest and accomplished teachers who
surrounded DR.. Caldwell's Presidential
chair thirty-fve or forty years ago.
He first entered the Faculty as Pref. of
Languages From this he retired for a
lew years, devoting himself more exclu-
slTely to the ministry. He returned
20 the University about the year
1879, as Professor Of Rhetoric and Logic,
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z E VIE w
OF THE
" IL NJ NG TON MA RK ETS
FOR THE
WEEK ENDING THURSDAY.
May ID. 1869.
z E Y [ E W

TURPENTINE.-The market for this article has
ruled quito firm since our last, and the price of
yellow dip shows an advance of 10 cents, while
other qualities remain unchanged in price The
receipts continue light, AMI parcels have gen.
orally found sale upon arrival at figures given
below. The weeks sales are 1.529 bbls., as fol-
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The English sparrows let loose in the
Philadelphia parks disdain the little hous-
es built for them, and are making nests
for themselves.
a man in Marengo, Iowa, broke his leg
while riding a velocipede few days
since.
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MARRIED.,

Near Harrell's Store, New Hanover county, n
O.. on the 9th instant, by Rev. W. NJ. Kennedy
Mr.. J. T. BLAND, to Miss REBECOA s., daugh
ter of Noah Highsmith, Esq.
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Railroad MATTERS In the Northwest.

The Cincinnati and Louisville Railroad
Company on Saturday ratified the contract
with the corporation of Newport, Ken.
lucky, for the right of way to run through
that city to the Ohio river. A meeting OF
the stockholders of the Lake Shore rail
road was held at Cleveland, Ohio, on Sat-
urday. The contract for consolidation
with the Michigan Southern was adopted
by q vote of over two thirds of the stock.
A number of the stockholders of the
Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana
railroad met in Chicago on Saturday to
consider the matter of consolidating with
the Lake Shore railroad. Out of l21 ZOO
shares, over $1,000 were represented, all
of which were in favor of consolidation.
Capt. E. c. Dyke and Mr.. Moragne, OF
Florida, were in Montgomery on Friday,
as commissioners to negotiate regarding
the annexation Of West Florida to Ala
banla
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SPIRITS IURPENT1NE-1n the Carly part OF the
week just closed there was more firmness in the
market for this article, and a consequence the
taken place on Monday at AZ cents. Since then,
however, it has declined, and at the time Of co-
sing our report 4o3 cents is the ruling figure be-
ing the same as on Thursday last. The market
is steady at 403 cents. and parcels are readily
taken when offered. We have to report small
receipts, aud a light stock remaining in first
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3Eese,x, b 40 % 20
3sa'ks,
y Milo ~ @l5 90
BAagFLs, 81 IL T., each.
md hand 2 60 "a 3 %
New. q 81 "a ) Iaj