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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-20

McBILs, Feb. 20.- d. Smith has issued
. letter Of instruction. tho shsriGa Of the
different counties iufZ ference to outrages
by tho Klux. He says
they arc invested wivESpple authority to
protect citizens aud Defvs order, aeA IL
they are unable to so by means 81 .
posse csmitatus. it 10 cir duty to cali upon
the military command Of the nearest post
who, under . standiq ksneral order from
the war department, furnish oil rtquis.
its assistance.
mAe lno.
B..r,4o.., Feb. ~ til. cas-. Of
Jshn Glare. csnvi1 (ed-sad nOS under sen.
tsnes Of death faEuurdsfotH. B. Grove.
Courts Of appekIs hsfsustained . wri. Of
error. and srdSpsaNp ND trial. The cul>
prit has been III jsi tn1ts years, and some
principle wit{esssIhahst him are dead.
>ftoylDA.
Key wrsr, Feb.a(Erhe Peru,i.ns iron
clad fleet for the csf}pE<Drived here this
morning from PenAke1A, IA also the tele
graph cable ''''m'fF 6sl'nd.
ForeiE. New. Gable.
LONDON, EAA The Post, a con.er-
vatvc sseans nSerets the kejcction of the
AlabaAa treaty only on account Of the
delH which it Gill cauS in the rsstora-
tio9 Of Abe friendly Relations between
Eug land and America
The Times says ~ present tsstiass to
the 'awisy Of EnglDhd, while its failure
does not cndangef the friendship.
The Standard r\srets the rejection Of
advances for : new Treaty, and must come
from America. Engend is now unfetter-
ed fuem cofeessionss and will only treat
hereafter on terms Of ABSOLUTE equality be-
tween the two counSies. and it will serve
as ~aruingin arra4 ging points for new
conyension,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-20


WESTERN UNION RAILROAD.
short Il Direct Route 10 the
North, Northeast Il Northwest,
Two PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE ROCK
Island daily, at t:t0 O'Clock a m and 4:fn oci'k
p M, making cloHe connections With trains a. fol-
Az PORT BYRON, trains on this road leave .mme-
dHtely omairival oftfain- from Rock Island, ma.
king close CONNECTIONS at the following points
Al FULTON, with traue from and 10 Cedar n apide.
Boonsb0Ho, MArshaltown, Council Bluffs, Omaha.
and all points on the Union Pacific Railroad.
At SAVANNA, with daily line OF Packets TO and
from Dubuque aud ell points on the Upper Missis-
Al FhKRFORT, with trains on the Illinois Central
kailroadfor the North and South.
At CLINTON, with traine for Jancevills. Madison,
RsALl8dn Chen, In Crosse. W steItown, Fond dn
Lac, OehkOsh, Green Bay, and points In Northern
Wisconsin. lows and Nj lnesofa
At RACINE, with trains for Milwaukee, Konoeha.
Waukegnn vnd Chicago Also with .Beile City
Line Ste amerr' fos the East. Ferry Boat leaves
Davenport 81 646 O.. -. Time Dayen port to d.
buQue-7 hours.
Passengers BY taking the ron,o win cave both
time and money.
&c TATE, sup't.
IA. COTTON, Aset supt.
Il g. DUNCAN Acent pavcrrcYt
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-20

EssAslssnrp lsN.-It is the Oldest. II is the
best. 1t 10 the cheapest. Bsrry's Trieophersus
for the hair. II will toa certainty restore weak
and thin hair. making it, /. sett. and glossy.
Priucipal Once, S74 Pea st., New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-20
ssvERMONT''
SPRING WATER.
lie Wonderful Cmras.

The pamphlet recently isssed p,ves proof pe,,tive
y AsomOny OF Of EMmnQI PnYtIctAun and n1Aeea
e1ns care Of CA0c1RS
IN tee bnsAs1 and enouLDIR. on the rAcs. the I,ps
the Moan, and n the esoxASn
eCROFULA,
N all its dreadful forms, whether aAsefi.s %ha
oLAnps. the HRAp, the E1Ys the Bosv - i,wre
o. developing In 6iP J0ixr DnxAsE.
KIDNEY ,DlsgAsKs
BRisuIs DIsnAsD cured when the patient ems eiven
eP 10 Ole GRsvHI, DlARRTes, etc aud other fusma
OF Kidney Diseases cured
SALT RHDUM. q.
and other severe easss OF rssAss readily
and radically cured: -
The WATER has also proved remedy for Dr,,
rErsiA, hnErsArIsN. Irsa rissAsa, fiLl q, eypsu &
NovsUe fkos1RArion, FuALa Oosf1AMTs, etc, i
purines the Btcop and builds up the system.
~ This 10 the dYkt an moot valuable Of the re.
Gently discover remedial Springs Of Sheldon, Vt
and should not be eosfonnded With any old eprrg
under new name. Get the bsst." Pamphlets
sent free
Chronic sufferers Who have tried va ious remedies
In vain, should ct once send for aad examine the
pam phlet issCed by SAxE d CO.. eole propris tore
OF the q vBRMONT SPRING" Many Who con-
nenced the Of lin marvellous psdy with little
faith, would not now exchange the bens6ts received
Tor fortune. For sale By Dfaggists. and BY
eAxl . co.. emtDoa. VI, snd SAFE D CO.. No.
eli Broom g., MI. iedte aeoaAwsow
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-20

RAILROADS.
Chicago, Rsck Island / Pacific
Ra11Toad.
1868. Winter ARPaBesnent. 1869.
Trains run BY Chiesgo time which 10 twelve min
I utss faster than Davenport time.
|nNAND AFTER MONDAY NOV %, 1858,
~ and until further notice, trains will leave
i6s.snPcss daily, sssn day .espssd) = islovs
"a Night express. .....s 90. ~.
Goiss wsss-lst. Espres. and Nail for Des
Asiues and WnshingtoN, q. 80 4 =.
ID. Mi1ed. for Des Aoinss aud
a.,, n,v..n usc ,ant: ;,s.;,li...soor.s.
From the East-1st Night xprcss al. s. 60, -
I'd Daily kx. 4 mail. Il 05. p.
Fro. th'xs's--ls' Mixed from Dss MONIES :.
81 3D. Express from Des MONIES
I Gnd Wsshington .bOP.s.
CONNECTIONS.
At Chicago with all Eastern Routes
Al Joliet with q. A. n ). l.. X. II. fer Bloom.
ington. springmld. &C.
At LaSalle with I. e. Il. FOR Durleith, ~.
Louis, Cairo, DC.
At Pond Creek with G. d. 4 @. X. X. for Bur
ling.on, kcokrk and Quincy.
At Peoria with 4. /. d J. Il. H. &C.
At ncs Moincs, Iowa city, aud Washington
witn Western Stage Co.'S Stages, for all points
West, Southwest and Northwest
Sleeping Coac he's on all Night trains Through
Tickets for sale and baggage checked TO Prin-
cipal Eastern Cites and Towns.
i PA. HALL. Asst Gen. Supt. Chicsgo.
: A. kIxHALL. iest. Supt. Iowa Division.
/ Davenport
fu n. HtLls. Art Dayenport
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-20
REAL G0TATk.
city / SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

VIII = CUDUDDAN EnVE Ghlls
THE REAL ESTATE - TH1 LATE JUDGE
i Aitchell's heirs 10 ~ e1esed for sale, cOmprf
sing valuable bssisees at residence lots IN the city
Dseper. ~ l0ss In Aiishells I'd, Sd And 9Th addL
tons. bsoutifsl tracts Of few acre. on the eide
81 tho Bluff. with unsurpassed river view. Tea
acre oat lots near the city nits. For prices terms
AOoD A. MITCHELL,
Adninistratrix,
Or JOHN L. COFFIN,
Real Eoeate Agent.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-20

eS9 oO1 1Ooh1S N3Sos
On the Errers and Abuses incident 70 Ya.th n
Early. Manhood, with the humane view oftr11fuSsT
and cure, eent p mail free Of carge, Adofsse
Pa. fehis a. IN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-20


FOR deiag family washing IN ths best and cheapest
manner. Guaranteed equal 70 any in the world |!
Has al the strength Of old realm soap with the mild
and antherng qualities Of genuine Castiis Try this
splshdid Soap. Sold by the ALDEN CHEMICAL
WORKS, - North Front st., Philadelphia. d&w
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-20
mABhno.
>ft0xlDA.

Key wEsr, Feb. The Peruvians iron
el.d fleet for the sf@DIttv:d here this
morning from PenAke&A, va Also the tele
graph cable 'teamsfe Rsland.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-20

0ns Dsnca o. 0aAPss. smother esluma
sfSPEER's STANDARD WINE BITTBRS. II
IL highly RECOMMENDED BY physicisns for dys-
psptics, on account Of its TOME. propristies, its
purity and its delicious favors.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-20

Severe sore throat. and Dipthsria 10 quickly
cured BY using3 Renns's Magic Oil ffssly.-
swa,hs the neck With ,hree or fsur thicknsssss
Of flannel aad keep it vet with the Magic Oil
gsrgle the throat mixed with water, or take
little clear. and swallow slowly follow up this
until cured. Sold BY J. Burr. Grocer.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-20
TIE CHANGE OF LlfE.
CESSATION OF THE MENsEs

This generally takes place between the sgss
Of 80 ana uny. Whenever Chronic i3erofuious.
Nervous Oorganic, or other diseases exist IN the
female system during the time Of her menstrual
existence. much ofthsss diseased sccumulAtions
are dismissed with the regular discharge, bat
when the uterus 10 not in . condition 10 per
form the fanctton Of msnstruation, the accumu.
lated humors and dseayed products Of disease,
fa,lisg 70 Escape Through the chssusls that for
coyesrs sr more we're open. are thrown back
1poa the circulation, attacking evsrv tissue aud
origin 10 the sysssm Lungs. kidneys, skin,
Stomach. Livss. kyss. Nose, MAmmary Glands.
Spleen 10 feet eli parts OF the system become
involved. and disease, habit, and condition,
With symptsms never before experienced are.
suffered and instead Of being treated a. men
struaI csssstion and its consequences. take med
se,ne 20 relieve ths symptoms. and thus through
ssrious mistakes thousands die whereas, " In
these cases RADAWAY'S SARSAPARlL.iIAN
kEkOLvENr 10 taksa 70 prepare the ~ stem 10
undergo this CHANGE OF LIFE. aud during
Abe procsss all these difficulties viii be avoid 90
and whatsoever diseases exists 10 the systsm will
be xtsr m n ntad
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-20
ALLFEMALE DIFFICULTIES.

Prom the earliest eye OF female suffering from
Relocation Of the Ostsmsnia, through oil the
eroseies aad diseases Of the Womb, Uterus
Bls1lss, KIdaeys, 8sPpressions. Irregularities.
Lsucorrh0a. nemorrhsgss. Hystsria, Chiorosis,
Cesheata. Nod Habit Of System, Pelenesss, OF
Wssksess Of Flood. and oil the pecuiiar symp-
toms. Pains. Aches, 0iddiness. aud in fact every
ssndistsn Of sickn ness peculiar TO the female se l.
are cured BY RADAWAY'S SARSAPAkll.
LIAM kESOLvENT.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-20
LONG LIFE SECURED.

Let every women verging on this critical per
rod prepare their systcms with RAILWAYS
SARSAtARlLLIAN RESOLyENT, and all
whose msasss have ceased that feel sick or SUIT
feriag from some organic or nervous disease
take the SARSAPAklLtlANs RESULvENT
ssa:a s. r s9;.i: are it,.xs,sLA with kA y,
state Of health that Gill Gec6re them long life,
with freedom from the sickness and pains oi
farmer
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-20
/ GREATEST BLESSING

70 THE rExALs xx-Aoas PRECIOUS
THAN rENALE SUFFRAGE OR
woaANs RIGHTS.
sssAr CURE FOR woaAN's WRONGS
N.s-rhs great medicine Gree from ali nsa-
sss,sss or dssasressels sifsetsl spoken Of here,
Dr.. RAiwsys
Sarsapailllian Resolvcnt.
10 prepared on nsw principle Of Medical Chem
,su,. fraaa the active curative properties OF the
IN -. sh&scs products OF the vegetable kingacm.
rsssARSArAkILLlsAN PAREiRA BRAyA,
POA1A. ssA ether fsrsisa roots. y.sldiaF 81.
srssss that enter tnts the csmpcsitisn Of this
seias are collected aad gathered NTH the srsaSsss
csr d the proper eessoa. under the supervisien
Of irtsiligsu aeests xperienced botaaists, en-
yieysd exclusively By DIR. Raowss D Co., from
the nesivs ooii-ss that no spurious admixtuse
Or worthless roots can possibly b. mizrd with the
pars No other chemist, or advertised medicine
nskers. or I'M orters Of roots In the world taks
this wise precautiou to secure pure and genuine
rosts-
/, costs DR.. Rsdway 4 Co. over tso. 600. thir-
.aexnenscs OF scientite 9oianisis IN this branch
a.o.. But the wonderful Improvements II has
secured in the curative range OF DR.. Railways
Remedies. more especially the
Sarsaparillian Resolvent,
tAvs for the outlay and over again Tor
t.ssr,n TIE history OF me diciue v ~ such med
4stne thai ~ completely butids up, repairs aud
makes sound strong. healthy. vigorous and beau
rfal wIthal. the weak and broken down sonsti-
tauOns, 4. DIR. RAILWAYS
SARSAPARiLLIAS
RESoLvgNT
Dedicated 10, the Ladies
THE PERiLS OF wOMANHOOD.
DIR Railway sSarsapariliian Resolv ent confer
upon the female sex the greatest Of earthly blss
ssnga. ii r.scuea her from the peris and dan
gsrs That threaten during tho most critical pc
siod OF her existence. gsserally called
TIE CHANGE OF LIPE.
All Who use IL at this period will be conduci
cd through tho tryiag aud oftsn fstsl psrio'
~iih safety anl renewed health. Many VIII
have used Il have been cured OF their iHfms
weak and sickiy contributions. and Of all chroni
scrofsioas. organic. nervous. bilious, ssd 9th
or diseases that have usds their lives missrable
Thoasasd d. Of women die when they arrive .
the period Of their existence, ordained by th
Creator TO bssems settled in her physical cor
dition aud 10 snjsv the balance Of her life Wit
freedom from Ne anxistiss, paine and peri
peculiar 70 her 80. through the fsiluve 81 NEE
zeal science 4. supplying rsm-dial sgsnts TO pr
sscs the female system agaiasuthe SERIOUS co "a,
qasucss oftsa eneaAled from
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-20

AlLsNS Luxe BALsAn.-Tks remedy 10 most
valuable prspsi alton for the cure Of Consump.
ton. Men who prepare II are reliable. The
e0iicted cas- use il with entirs confidence.
Fer sale by dealers in Family Medicine generf
| ally.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-20

wwRI0ATo ALCONATHD oLYclRIN8 TAB.
LET Of Solilasd olysss1As tsads 70 pesservs The
shia from drynsss and wrinkles. inparts veadsr-
full degree ofseftnsss and dslicsey - he eonDlsx
Ion. and whitSnsss 70 the sAin y IN excellent dea
hres. gfsssu - the taste aal tsaie to the mouth
and guns; imparts swsstasss TO he breath, and
ssodsss NE teeth beautifully white. Far Gle by oil
AsuggiDts.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-20

NJ. Railway sSarsapariliiau Resolvent couiers
upon the female Sci the greatest Of earthly blss
sings, 1t r.scu.a her from the perils ana dan
gers that threaten during tho most critical pc
viod Of her existence, gsserally called
Evening star., 1869-06-09

Is sASoTHERlExPRDIrIos Opr PoR CuBAi-
Ihe 1ybee, a steamer of Spofford a Tileston =
line, which was searched yesterday at tn. re-
quest OF the Spanish Consul, who declared has
belief mat she was about 10 convey a filious-
terine expedition TO Cuba cleared o-day and
started AT II y O'Clock, with the Demiuicsu flae
hylng al the peak. Though her captain sue
ceeded ~ convincing the Government ON cials
tnat ner destination was s.. Domingo, mauy
eIrc umstanoee go 10 confirm the suspicious OF
the Spaniards. She had cuufeesedlv a larr.
q9antiiy OF arms ON board, and her passengers,
wno NUMBERED some thirty or forty, were nne,
oasnIng men, or an unmistakable military cut
moreover, several OF the prominent Cabans
VINO may se seen any day al the headquarters
OF the Cuban Junta, or the Office of the sRev-
eIueion, were on board until the last moment,
ana oade tne passengers q hearty farewell and
Go speed at parting Dispafches were receiy-
60 al up to the timdof sailing, from tie
Cooan headquarters, and such a general air OF
mystery prevailed thar many believe that the
Goyernment has been hoodwinked, and that
me ~ bee Will pick mp q good many volunteers
before she goes tar beyond the Narrovs, and
bring another daring band 20 reinforce Jor
dan and ouesadas forces.-N T. Espress, stk
instant.
Evening star., 1869-06-09
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

TIE New York money msrke, Is fairly a..
tive, with seven per cent. the ruling rate 90
call loans The Past ssys Good borrower
hsNe no ainieuliy IN supplying their wants Al
this rate. In connection with the down ward
speculation In prices ~ the Stock Exchsng-,
We understand that efforts have been maie O.
give ne mar ket an unusually active appear-
ance, and that several prominent lenders OF
money have been solicite % loin IN the move 70
msnt. We near OF one or two instances waer.
apphcauon has been mate for all the money
which honses have 90 lend. the crndiuonS :
being Ihat AZ shall simply be vithheld from
general use. and hat fun Interest shall be ma d
on ". There are, however, no indications la
the Clearing House stat-unent thIs ruornius
mat money has been locked M IN the strict a.
ctpatlon OF thar term; the movement 20 which
We feier would net appear an the Clearing
nOuse statement Prime conmerciAl paper
moves slowly NJ seven 20 nine psr cent Ia.
Government bond market Is dull ana psreIy
steady AT n decline
Evening star., 1869-06-09

EUROPEAN News BY CABLR-Iu the Eng
lish House Of Lords last night Earl Harrowby
gave notice that he should move that the sec
ond reading OF the Irish Church bill be post.
poned six months
The results in fifteen additional elections nv
ballot IN France have been declared Seven
omcial and eight opposition candidates were
erected. Among the successful candidates
were NJ. M. Latour and Durnonlin. Monday
night shout twelve O'Clock great crowds
gathered In the Montmatre district and police
men Were obliged to use force TO disperse them
Some Were injured and a number or arrests
We're made. The people finally retired to their
homes and quiet was restored A scene of dis
ORDER also occurred during the night in front
OF the Hotel de Vile. Many persons were In
Jured and large number arrested. The total
number OF arrests made Monday night in con.
sequence OF these disturbances was l2O.
The majority in the Cortes has presented
Dill creating Marshal Serrauo regent of Spaiu
but declaring that he shall not have power to
sanction laws or dissolve the Chambers. The
bill was read first time. The new constitu-
ton has been promulgated in all the provinces.
ferfect order prevails throughout the country.
A telegraphic dispatch has been received from
Espinar, acdng Captain General of Cubs.
eountermanding previous requistion for re.
inforcements. This is accepted as an indica-
tion OF an improved state Of affairs In the
Island, and gives great satisfaction.
Evening star., 1869-06-09

THE SOCIETY or THE ARMY OF rHa Poro-
sAc.-The inaugural meeting OF the Society of
the Arm Of the Potomac will be held In fbi-
CITY on the sth OF July. The proceedings will
Division Of the National q uard, Major George
Smaller commanding. At II O. m. q General
meeting will be held for he adoption OF the
constitution, bylaws, election OF oniceru &c .
al Steinway Hall. Should the meeting he nm /,
able 10 complete an organization on the SIN, A.
Will adjourn until the following day. In the
evening An Grafton will Be delivered before the
Society by General Joshua L. Chamberlain.
Governor Of Maine, formerly of the Fifth
Corps, Army OF the Potomac, after which the
members OF the Society desiring 20 40 so Will
parucipaie in grand banquet, at which toasts
and responsive speeches will be MADE bv q ch
distinguished officers Of the Army OF the Poto-
mac as the committee may be able to receive
favorable answers from.-Neac Yorl Trtbu7s
Evening star., 1869-06-09
FROM CALIFORNIA.

senator Casserly at tHome-Japanes- Emi.
srants-Naies OF Lands-Gen. HalIeck
Coming Easl, &c.
SAN FRANCISCO, June Senator Cas- serly
arrived here last night. He was received al
the boat by the Democratic clubs and escorted
10 ms motel, where be made a brief speech
The Japanese colonists who recen tiy arrived,
have purchased land In Fl Dorado county
They express themselves pleased with the To-
cation for the purpose Contemplated, which is
the culture of silk and tea
Three days sale Of the State tide lands with
in the city limits realized S3,1O0O
Major General Halleck and staff leave for
Louisville tomorrow, overland.
The Savage Mining Company has declared a
dividend of 50 per share
Evening star., 1869-06-09
INCENDIARY FIRES.

ALTOONA, PA, June 9.-Numereus iucendi
airy fires have occurred here during the past
year; the last being the destruction of d. K C.
Morres lumber yard, on the 5th inst de-
yelepments made by the detective agency show
tnat the incendiaries Were young men con-
nected with fire companies. Several arrests
nave been made. Thomas A. Beale, better
known here as Farmer Beale ana Charles
Pessel, were last evening brought before the
Msyor on two distinct charges. Both acknowl-
edged their guilt and were committed To iail
Evening star., 1869-06-09
INV Cahle1


bALTIhoRA June s.-Cotton very nrm NJ q
flour dull, at decline Of 25aSOc.; Howard
street Super, S5a<S.75; do. Extra, &57sas,; do
FAMILY, seaelo; City Mills Super, e5a&6; do
Extra, sea>. %: do. Family, ssas 10 75; western
super, s5.25a&5Jo; do. Extra, IS 7saSs; do.
change in price. Corn firm and hleher- vhl 70.
NaS2c.; yellow. s5as7. Oats firm at sOa7s Rye
nominally st30aei-33. Pork firm. Bacon
sctIve; Rib Sides, 17ki Clear, do, Isk; ShouI-
aers, lsa Hams, eoe2i. Lard quiet al 49,
Whiskey very NAT al ST.
Evening star., 1869-06-09
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches,
THE FRENCH ELECrIoN>

""s ""'> 81 Nantes and bordeaaN.
PARis, June 9.-rhA following are the Of
fical returns OF members elected in ,his he
psrtment Government, 10; Opposition. p; uu-
known, !. General result throughout tn.
country Government, 2l3; Independent, -;
Radical, IS. -
Qui'e serious riots occurred a. Nantes aud
Bordeam yesterday
Evening star., 1869-06-09

~The Hon. Sunset Cox has been riding Arab
horses IN Africa, at the rate OF la6 miles In ~
hours.
ga cotton factory is about to be established
at Savannah, Georgia.
ga colony Of Poles propose to settle on a
tract OF 5000 acres In North Carolina
ga Memphis despatch says that ON Thurs-
day morning H. J. Barnes, q notorious horse
thief, was found hanging 20 O tree near thst
CITY. His body was nddled with bullets
o1lt is said that house in CHICAGO IA. s..,
ont an agent 70 China 10 contract for S0.aap
Chinese. 70 be sent East by the railroad from
san Francisco. They are needed 70 WORK M.
Southern plantations.
~The Chinamen have been smasrtins
opium into San Francisco.
The guano on the Chincha Islands is
nearly exhausted In few months these is
lands will Be deserted, and then All the ships
now engaged in the trade viii make for the
equator.
ga mare that eats chichsns and sheep is
the latest production Of Missouri stock-breed-
ing.
~Roscoe Conkling is going across tn.
ttnent. seD-
s%The New York prohisitionists h.
not 70 rum q Temperance party the ar
~velocipedssrAnistica Iaolo~s., n. .
late addition 70 the language.
gEasenis sports sold-hs' .dsd cane when
~The Labor Lag as Of C ,..,,,..
Legislature TO provide for, the en sorcer.s., -
the law concerning the enpIoymsnt OF chi.
dren.
Evening star., 1869-06-09

SECRETARY BoUTwELL yesterday sold a..
public auction $500, 900 in gold, Tor which he
received S2,71S,7l7 in currency.
Evening star., 1869-06-09
IMPORTANT INTERNAL Rxvrsu. DECISION

IMPORTANT INTERNAL REvKNuI DECISION.
The Commissioner OF Internal Revenue has
decided that persons engaged in the business
OF preparing pork and lard for sale, who
slaughter hogs, cut mp and pack pork and
lender lard. packing the same in barrels, kegs
and otherwise, are clearly embraced within
the definition of a manufacturer, and are re-
quired to pay a lax on their sales annually In
excess of ~5tdn
Evening star., 1869-06-09

THLEGRAPH CABLRs.-In reply TO an inc uirv
from MI. Peter Cooper, President Of the New
YORK, Newfoundland and London Telegraph
company, the United States Attorney General
State OF Maine will not, without the consent OF
CONGRESS, authorize the company 70 connect
Newfoundland with Maine by cable The Con
sututon gives 70 Congress the power TO regu.
late commerce. Chief Justice Marshall has
SAID that commerce includes an intercourse
between nations. The telegraph 10 an important
means OF intercourse, and In, therefore, subject
70 Congressional regulation or prohibition,
since the power 70 regulate inclpdes that 10
prohibit when necessary. Congre asserted
tnis right when. in the act Of May S, 1896, II
Granted to the Ocean Telegraph Company for
cable on the coast Of Florida Besldes. so
important connection with forelgn nation 2
could not be permittsd to remain under State
control. 'e
Evening star., 1869-06-09
FIVE MEN POISONED.

feur oil Them Dle-AlcOhol and Arsenic.
NEW YORK, June 9.-Iu Lodi, New Jersey.
yesterday, hye men, employed in the PRINT
Works, who had been in the habit OF drin king
a beverage composed partly OF oil OF vitrloi
and alcohol, Were poisoned by taxing arsenic
In mistake for vitriol. Four Of the men died
within fe W hours, and the fifth is apparently