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The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1870-09-03

DNeus avoHs 4 notre bureau nne
came sucre qui mesure 8 pieds de hau-
teur, don't six parfaitement rubanBes.-
Cette came tuue souehe) etc cultivee
sur nne terre commune du Bois Mallet,
par M. LID. Verret. -. 49,,
Nous invitonsles amateursa d venir voir
cette superbe came. ct nous ferons re-
marquer en- passant que III. Verret q un
systeme particulier 4 lai pour eultiver ct
emmatelasser Ia cannS, sssteme qui lui a
deja yalu beaucoup d'emploidaus la Pa
roisse Ste. Marie, oa aatrefois il cultive
la canne sur nne grande echelle, ct ott il
a touiours eu le plus grand success. g..
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1870-09-03

! ~ Ia ,secte ,reIigiepse eonnue, sons 10
nom Free Mssssap Bapfia Church cherehe
i METRE . exeeatien 20 projes qsi. s'l: re-.
assis, amsseEs pEss rande perturPa.ion
dan. j. seeie,ls sLe. !. ; Iprojet .end 4 airs
narsher Il Eeligion ct ls poiti1tiiase Dc pair
as le bat ssk asrriver, 1 faire ds lenr seese
!. religion e Etas uas adFsssss \ s sigots par
J yiipxt. 4 % .einq R9verends. plps ou moina rev{-
~ : 1l9' 'Isosxs,eg eirepls sesrS Sement bar
M lee p,oopsula.iops o do eoulanr.s Ce docn.
meat ou on peut lire dams notre partie %.
sisssa do,au,De I; Dur esusde ooauiIeuf ID na6iere
.ggH nsur o1hiuass 1hus Ieurs lfessefnS 1oisft COO
5,,e Sodnes I 4 nn plein sbeoks. .'.'H ss tS' a1'
s8s ~. .sesstts<uf Ss s7sose.r, a.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1870-09-03
p H Q TO.G r. A P He S

p H Q T g, G r. a P HE S.,
- AMBROTYPEs, atc. -
hE JAMES GOODWIN ahnonce tes-
lyR peetneuseusent aua eltoy ysns do
peleusas et. de ses epyirons qa'N Q enyezt,
rue Main, Opelousas, une gallerie ct atev
lier d'ambrotyPes, de Photographic etc,
OH II se' fera un pIaisir de recevoir eeax
qui pourraient aveir ,begoin de ses scrvi-
ees dams les differences branches de, 50
profession. -,.+ ... &C.,.
La reproduction des vieux portraits Sc
fera avec le plus grand soin. =!
Opeleusas 6 aORt 1870. ftl-} =; '',.';
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1870-09-03

Adolphe Alex. Mouton,
TACTEUR DE SUCRE EFT DE COTTON
Il ct Marchand Cemmissonnaire, No. 1856 rue
de ia Coumhne
~ aout 1870. Ia ':@ NLLE.-ORLEAKS.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1870-09-03
Rozneur an Courage aEalheureux,

Ia mort du general Dohai restera
CONNIE une des pages les plus s,tblimes
de notre histofre, ct pteudra place parrui
les grands exemples de la 6gende hero
soue. lie Monitesr: ls ,raeonte en- ces
terMesa4 I;9 s@..ss:.s.. r.. ~-.--.st na
|, lie general 6tast depths 10 cor1me nce-
ment au plus epais du combat. LorsQu'il
Wit 10 jonrnee perdue apres avoir fait
tout CO QUIZ &tait possible: pour Ia rega-
gner, n'yaht Plus meme un battalion, IL
appefa ses aides de camp, un par un,
lenr donna des ofdres ct les renvoya. A
peine le lernier fulfill parti que le gene
raj, eperonnant son clseval, leourut q
auelque distance du frent, ,+sauta D. terre
et prenaat, IA pistolet daps SEES: fontes,
Ina paDimsl. Ensnite, SO retonrnant, il
marcha Ientement vers lsehnemi. SEES
sollats essayarent, ep vain de Parreter.
II savanca 'd6lib6t ement an Inilieu dim
FED terrible. Les soldats en- retrafte,
surexcit8s par.sces spectacle, eoururent
encore d, Fen1eaaf, naais als tomi,ssent
apa1etas aut0ar dssisara General, qai mar
chait sncepe en- asant. Une neaEelle de-
charge. do pennetni. ct Eeg6n6saa D0nay
,presQue seui. topba mort. sEg3 ~ 4.sa
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Amendments Ia Constitution,

Trois amendments d la Constitution
de la Louisiana seront proposes aux vo-
tans, 4 l'election de Novembre proclaim.
L'un dit:
'Aucune personne qui, a quelque epo-
que que ce soft, aura etc collector de
taxes, soft d'Etat, de Paroisse on de mu-
nicipalite, on qui autrement aura pu a.
voir en- maniement des deniers puhlics,
ne sera eligible Ia Legislature ou a au-
Gun emploi de contiance on de profit, sAl
ma prealabiement obtenu nne decharge
du montant Par lui collecte GU lui confo.
lie deuxieme article propose a la rati-
tication des votans, dit:
"Aucune personne ne pourra occuper
un emploi public, nj voter, nj agir CONNIE
jure, qui aura etc convaincue de trahi-
sou, de parjure, de faux, de corruption,
ou de tout autre crime punishable par un
emprisonnement au Penitentier, ou qui
sera iHterdit."
LIE troisieme article que IL Legislature
propose (non pas d'amender, eelui-ci,
mais de rayer enforcement de In Consti-
tutioD) est Particle so, qui lit ains:
LIE Gouverneur sera ineligible pen
dant les quatre annees qui suivront le
terme pour iequel il etc elu."
En- .adoptant Particle deuxiemement
mentionne, Particle 90 dc la Constitution
Sc trouve abroge, ct nous he doutons pas
que Ia grande majorite des votans Sc pro-
noncera en- favour de son abrogation ct
en- faveur de Particle que l'on propose de
lni substituer.
Scion nous, Particle premierement emu
mere est excellenten principe, ct devrait
6tre adopte.
II men est pas de meme de Particle re-
latif au Gouverneur, que fon propose
d'abroger. Nous voudrions lie voir main
tenn, parce que c'est IN des rares prin-
cipes democratiques que contienne notre
presente Constitution. A repoque on
nous vivons; menaces de voir sc perpe.
tuer Ia poaitique radicale ruineuse la-
quelle nous sommes en- proie, il faudrait
surtout empacler NJ. Warmoth de Sc gref:
fer sur le siege qn'il occupe aujonrd'hui
ct il faut bien Sc convaincre que Get arti.
Gle tend supplement ce but.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-21
rom ths h'aeitie Slope-rhe whaling
f1eet-Ratlroatls-v Passen.
ger Laws The Indian War I'm Arf.
zOn0. dc.

TeiegrcpAed Ezclastre'y 70 The EreRiny .Sar.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 2I.-rhe whale shin
Norman has arrived from the Arctic ocean with
400 barrels OF oil, 2OO0 pounds Of bone and $40
pounds OF ivory. The Norman left the Arc.ir
ocean August i1th. Ths whaling rieet in tbose
waters numbered ffty-two vessels. The larger
portion of the ships have into walrus fshiTy
and average 300 10 j0e barrels
The San Juan Valley railroad is being rapi,Ilv
pushed forward The massive bridge over the
Stanislaus Is nearly completed.
he State Of California commenced suits
against Pacific mail steamships Montana and
America for nearly half a million dollars for
VOCATION OF the passenger laws.
Later advices have been received from Tdr-
son, the car ital Of AriLons. The place 20 al
lntents, was in state of siege No mails were
received from California fro IN June sGth 20 An
gust 10Th. len or twelve whites were killed in
august IN the vicinity OF TucSon, and a num-
Der oil MeNlcans, on the border of Sonora mail
riders, soldiers and tesmsters we're slaughtered.
ne mail station and wagon train were destroy
ed and the farmers are abandoning their
ranches. 9'
war meeting has been held and liberal snb-
scflptons made for the purpose Of protection
agaiust The savages. Companies of volunteers
were organized 10 act IN conjunction with Lieu
tenant Gushing, commanding a detachment OF
the sd cavalry. The Indians were Absolutely
Tree TO commit any depredations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-21

EXECUTION IN CALVERT COUNTY, Mp.-on
Friday Of last week John Rice. colored, was
hung at Prince Frederick. Calvert county Nd,
for perpetrsting an outrage on Mrs. Sarah Gran
dali, white woman. Rice was only nineteen
years OF age. but Of great muscular power, and
was formerly a slave of Dr. Franklin, OF
Anne Arundel county. ON Tuesday previous
10 his execution he made desperate effort 90
escape from Jail. The Calvert journal gives
the following particulars of the execution:
AT half-past twelve O'Clock Sheriff Smith en-
tered the cell and prepared the prisoner for ex-
ecution by fastening his hands behind him and
clothing him in the shroud. With n firm step
be ascended the scaffold. accompanied by the
sheriff, deputy sheriff, and Mr.. Cornelius, who
offered a final prayer before the rope was ad-
iusted. After the prayer Mr.. Cornelius said, IN
a voice audible TO the crowd, that he was re-
quested by Mr.. Rice 20 say that ''he dies a poor
sinner. trusting alone in the merits Of the Saw
iour blood" The rope was then adj iusted and
those on the scafod took leave of Bice and re-
tired; a minute afterwards the rope supporting
the trap-door was cut, and Rice hung su spe nded
in the air. After the body had hung about %
minutes it was examined by DIR. Smith and 9TH
er physicians present, who pronounced IL life
less. IL was then taken down. placed in a pine
coffin, and buried near the jail"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-21

PoIITicAL.-The National Executive Com
mttee Of the Union League OF Ameriba met in
New York city yesterday, at the st. Nicholas
Hotel, Gov. John W. Geary, OF Pennsylvania.
in the chair. Reports of satisfactory nature
were made from several States in regard TO the
coming election. Certain details OF a secret
nature were perfected, designed to give effect
to the legislation in behalf OF q fair election
recently enacted by Congress. The contest i'm
pennsylvania was reported as progressing
satisfactorily, and promising a good Union
majority. New Jersey, Maryla land and Delaware
with other States further South, were reported
to be in satisfactory condition.
In the list of probable candidates for United.
States Senator from Illinois, to be elected by
the coming legislature, General Logan, Gov
Oglesby, and Governor Palmer have occupied
prominent positions. It is now understood that
Governor Palmer with draws from the contest.
and the name Of Ex-Governor Koerner has
been added to the list.
The official returns of the Maine election give
the total vote for Governor as % 2g7: for Per-
ham, rep, 5,a9i; for Roberts, dem, 45.I76:
Perham's majority. S.s1j
The liberal Republicans in the FIRST District
OF Missouri, in convention yesterday, nomina-
ted Charles III. johnson for Congress by accla-
nation.
The Oregon Legislature has elected Col. j.
h. Kelly, democrat United States Senator
democratic colored club has been organ-
lied at Char lest0wn, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-21

{ 3, ss.Lr,,. Bre.rs, a.a Csss nsrrsaI T.l.sr.,

I BS Btskrs', Broksg as4 Cogl ssrctai TsisfrapAf
Lewis johnson a Co.. euote stocks and bonds In
home and foreign markets as follow.
NV loRk, Sept. I.-first Bosrd-u. y q, i2l,
coupon lis ~, lS62, coupon, IL !: ~ lses oot
eon. h,a' IS, lsse, coupon, ln: s-c-, new. lsss.
Sosp 1s, lS6l, coupon, llu'a 1Ds, ls6s, ccu-
k.. no-a' R <s. coup n. nS's Currency g.. iilss
hles1a. -: Do pref q. -sCsntop. 81 ofd: Cum
HSSrstsane; ~ on d. Western CniOn Teiesraph ss. !.
~ NhesNer, Pacific Mail, a.: Boston Va
rSsf, Y; Adams Expre-s g. We'll.
anrS,S,ss "a ss,sxpr..s. ga q d. American Ex prr~-
~ tHl.sa ea State ENpress, N do. preferr.1 N'
Nv ~, fSrk Central snd Hudson, "a: d. A.
iSsi, HSr,sru, f srssa' r., Do: PREF Hsrls@.
S~nirSl rs Lake shore and Michigan sas,hss,s.n hhssn
es Illinois Central, ~. Cle,eSsnd ana s"'eesrn. es,,.
Jersey Central. leslS: Ruck island. ilsS heS
kle and -. PaulGIs hilwaukte and 81 p.ni $50
So ahssh and Mostern. 81. " sl,ash and We.S
trn ri -: Fort Wayne 81. Alton and Tprre A an,e
=: Alton a Terre Haute pref a, -: t'birssc
Attn, ll2i Chicago a Alton. prcrd. lis: Ohio
snd Mississippi Certfncafes Nyia: Tennessee state
es, old. 81: Tennessee State ss. new co., Nir-
ginis State SIS, old. IS: North Carolina 6s Old !
81: do. new. -: Missouri 6s a.. GAIA
lSAsall3's. Market strong
By Gable
LoNnoN. SEPT 2l-S p. M.-Market closes. Con-
sois, ior money and sooeunt, 70 ,ses't; bonds, g.
81; ~. &'s; ~. > "A; M 0s. StS: Illinois, ms.
kite, J.. Atlantic, -i's. Market steady. American
LNERPooL, Sept. as p. NC ltfop MARI a close.
steady and dull. Sales, Rtso bales niddling In
lands, %, Middling Ot leans, g..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-21
Tbe Markets To-Day.
fel4graphed Rrcissisels 20 n, Rvesi.e Star

bAlrIeoRR, Sept. 9l-Cotton dun, hea,s
lower HiSt. flour quiet and less hrm.-How.rI
20, tam;y e.aes q, CITY Mills srPerine. g. sss
%; DO. extra s6s-I; DO. family, 81 ga 81 So
GO; family, SOFAS zS. Wheat quiet aud the supply
! ligt y choice amber. aaa y 6; good q prime
Sl.ossl ~ Western red. 81 xasl Oorn active
and higher sales Of prime white at sfa %. yell
low .layac.; " estern sSasl Oats duh at aSat lc
Rye eaiSc Pork quiet 90 s2saS2 20. Bacon steady
ard m improved demand; rib sldes. ral7sS Gle ar
E5sai7s5 shoulders. IS; hams. 9ss2ss Iard auief
81 To- whisky Is m good demand al &c tor iron
hound, &C. asked.
BALTIMORE. Sept. H.-virginia SKIES, old ssss
hid, asa asked do, lsssj, q hid, 6j asked.
NEW foRk.S u. 2l.-Siocks unsteady. Gold Igl.
Money, Sac. kNoharg rge. long, ga, short. lO' .Os
~, G upons, u virginia IS, coupon a.: do
neW,6A North Carolinn :, old, 81. d.. new. %
NEW YORK, Sep. 2l.-FlOur, quiet aud uL aaaRed,
W neat steady. Corn quiet and nominaily unchanged
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-21
THEDxMocRAr1cM Mass MEETING

TIE DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING IN LoSpov.
A dispatch to the New York World gives an
account OF great democratic demonstration in
London Monday night. Trafalgar Square was
packed with dense mass OF humanity. The dif-
ferent societies of workingmen marched in pro-
cessions to the square, preceded by bands of
music, and bearing torches, transparencies and
banners. All along the route houses were iliu-
minated, and from the windows waved the fiaes
OF France, America and England. Numerous
fhn,eiican nags were displayed along the Strand,
Inc mass meeting was presided over by Mr.
Merriam, and the speeches were all emphat
ieaiiy republican In tone. The bands PLAYED
tne Star.Spangled Banner" and the people
sang the "Marsellaise." The feeling was wholIv
'ieho'v to the German people, but YER, differ
against the 6efidAn bfin6x:. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-21

THE WORKING PEoPLE.-Tbe iarper beer
brewers of New York have Just formed Trade
Union, with the object, IL u reported, of secur-
ing an increase of wages. The present rates. it
is stated, are from twenty-nine TO thirty-fve
dollaas a month without board. The rates
proposed are from forty TO sixty dollars a month
with board, and from sixty TO eighty dollars a
month without board. About two hundred
iourneymen brewers have joined the new Trade
Union.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-21

MARK TwAIN's NEW MAP.-Mark Twain
gives the Buffalo Express a burlesque upon the
war-maps just now 50 common. As q triumph
of art, this map of the Buffalo humorist is un-
approachable. 1t is entitled the 50 Fortifcations
of Paris, but nobody would ever suspect that
II had any relation to the French capital il not
told Of the fact. 1t exhibits the positions of St
Cloud, Nincennes. Verdun, Podunk the Erie
Canal, High Bridge, Omaha and Jersey CITY,
popularity of the map is that the River Rhine
runs directly into Paris, and that Jersey CITY
lies in an elbow of the Seine, almost directly
west of Nincennes. Prominence is given TO a
farm house and fence in the foreground of the
map.
OFFICIAL CoMNErDArIoNs.
1t is the only map Of the kind ever saw.
U. 5. GRANT.
1t places the situation in an entirely new
light. BIsMARcK.
cannot look upon it without shedding tears.
BRIGHAM YoUNG.
1t is very nice, large print. NAPOLEON.
If had this map could have got out OF
Metz without any trouble. BAzAINR
have seen . great many maps in NV time,
but none that this one reminds me OF,
TRocHu.
said to nv son Frederick william, III Won
could only make a map like that would be
perfectly willing to see you die-even anxious"
WILLIAM Ill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-21

Vwhen women come to sit in the jury box,
possibly infants may get to be criers In court.
81 Some western towns are employing female
cleTg, men in self defense, As they never run
away with girls in the congregation.
s'we learn that Judge Garland, OF the Corpora
tion Court OF this city, has intimated his pur-
pose to punish the perpetrators OF petty lar
ceny at the whipping post, n instances Of the
offence continue 50 frequent g. they have been
lately.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-21
RISeIH,AIRD2sssSSMrs NEW METHOD Fog rHs

RICHARDsONs NEW METHOD FOR rBu
~ PiANoFokTE. !. Deserves our bearts recon
tionable In taste and style. ."-Dwieht'. Journ,i.
WE WE s SGite enS2rse S nr psisht. opinion. '..Nev
cellent service. ."-Deutsche Musk Getting. Phils.
nsoundest, clearsst. best book for the Piano "-
Phila. Evening Bulletin. "Will supersede every
othsr OF the ind n-worcester Spy. IAN Improve.
msnt on all other Piano b. Oks ."-syrscuse Journal
Possesses merit not claimed by other works -
Cleveland Herald Common sense plain talk and
oreNity. Boston Journal. "Presents many nov
and important ideas. IN. Y. Tablet mo Piano
beck comparable in value 10 it.'-New Covensnt.
No long dry lesssus, nor wearisome exercises but
spriehtly Studies throughout, and Charming Melo-
dies Tor practice AT every step II is all that can be
deslred Price asIs; Sent post paid. OLIVER
stree, Boston. HAS. II. DITsoN a 90, I'll
Broodway, NewtYork. sei7s.w,kW
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-21

- There seems to prevail in all directiil II,
strong faith that the war IN Europe will sed
growth and strength to Republican ideas ala o.
weaken, instead of fortify. monarchies. Z q
seeking TO trample out a Republic in France
King William, il is limited, will unwittingly start
one up in Germany. He has certainly taught
the people the magical strength that lies con-
cealed in union, and If they turn the knowledge
TO their own direct advantage, perhaps il will
not be legitimate food for wonder
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-21
Important Railroad Case Decided.

1etegrdphed EzclUsireiy to The EceEiRS Star.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 2i.-The suit OF the old
stockholders of the Covington and Lexington
kallroad Company against the heirs OF II. IL.
Bowler and others, involving the title 20 what
is now known as the Kentucky Central rail-
road, which has been pending everal years in
the kenton circuit court, was decided yester-
dav by Judge MenZier in favor of the defend
ants. The case was one OF great magnitude
The plaintiffs will take the case to the court of
appeals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-21

ARREST OF FRENCH VOLUNTEERS IN NKw
noRK.-One hundred and twenty volunteers for
the french army were arrested In New York
yesterday afternoon, on board the steamer La
fayette, by the United States authorities, on
warrants Issued on the complaint OF the North
herman Consul Rolsing. The men arrested had
been recruited for the French army in New
York and Brooklyn. The LAFAYETTE sailed last
evening, at O'Clock, with i've or six hundred
French volunteers on board. The meE who
to join their comrades on the Lafayette.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-21

An Ohio girl has laid by the sum Of six
door mats at ten cents each.
eVFanny Lewald tells the German women
they are cepsurable for wearing French CHG
mons ard clothes cut according to brazen French
fashions.
~A Baptist church at New Orleans was re-
Gently offered the beHeHt OF q horse race to cam
eel its debt, but very properly declined the
offer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-21

BLAcoUx BET, since his return to Constanti-
nople, has been amusing the Turks with the
most extravagant cock and-bull stories Of men
and things In the United States. He seems 10
have been sent to Washington to Eoei the Amer
lean people, His wife declares herself disguised
with Washington society. People At Pera laugh
at the idea that Q little Levantine woman. Of
utter ineignifcance by social relations and edu-
cauon, should turn up her nose at American
ladies', whose only fault was that they were too
kind to her-N T. Snn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-21

@The people Of Alton, ILL.,. are in great ter
ror from the suspicion that a cave in the neigh
borbood Of the city is q rendezvous for thieves
and murderers. Several mysterious robbeI .es
have already been committed.
~Advice to doctors-Iive and let live.
ga pretty Indiana girl is studying for the
ministry.
In whist-playing you must make a good
de al il you would make a good deal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-21

NJ England is Withdrawing her last redcoat
from Canada, and within the past fortnight has
formally surrendered TO the Canadian minister
OF militia and his various deputies all her bar
recks. forts and earthworks at Maiden, Lon
don, Niagara, Toronto, Kingston. Isle an Noix
Prescott, ST. Johns, Montreal, Ottawa, Hail.
fax, Frederickton etc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-21
From New YOrk-Indepeudent Candi.
Hate Tor Congress Specie Going
Out-Bfds for GOyerumeut GaIa

1etegrapaed Exclusively 20 The EVenis2 Star.
NEW YORK, Sept. 2l-Major George ID. Hal
stead was last night nominated i'm the Fitth
district of New Jersey. as an independent re
publican candidate for Congress in opposition
to the Hon. George A. Halscy, the regular re-
publican nominee.
The Cuba, for Liverpool to-day, takes out
S5O0 ,0Co in specie.
There were thirty-sis bids for the government
gold to-day, amounting TO -, $40 600. The high
est bid was 1l3.sl; the lowest. II3 70. The award
VIII be : 1000, 900 at 1l3 65 TO 1881.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-21

~At Grass Valley, young man attempted
suicide. but failed. Having mentioned the fact.
the mon adds the following grctesque para
graph: This young man is only twenty years
OF age; too young TO be 20 rash because he Il inn
pecunious. As he did not make a success OF the
job, we forbear giving his name. Those who
get their names In this paper as suicides must
succeed. Success is the test Of merit"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-21

Lynch Law N ALABAxA-.Some days ago
ed in the vicinity Of Athens, Ala, by disguised
men. The citizens turned lat in iarae num-
beIs and CAPTURED the Re- -.ersad Ashbufy Bar
to escape and We .,i,sS Sdnu Ihn cthsrs .ssmpsea
Ia IiS ~Lmed citizens are in search Of the
hr. -sr Of the band and are determined to
" .ng them to punishment. The affair was
personal entirely.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-21

FISK AND MAX MARrTzEK AS PUGrIIsrs-
An alteration took place at the Grand Opera
House In New York yesterday between the pro-
who was conducting the rehearsal of the opera
bonnie company, during which the parties came
70 blows. The quarrel resulted I'm the dissolu-
ton Of business between Fisk and Maretzek.
Carlo Patti will be conductor of the new opera
season. ~F~-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-21

"EskRAL +. A: WALKER, Superintendent of
'he Census Bureau, returned here this morning,
anu is to-day besieged with calls, not only of
pafues on business but of his numerous friends,
giad 10 welcome him back to his post.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCrAL.

The New YORK money msrke; is without i'm
por;ant change, the supply being ample 70 bor-
rowers on call at i've and sir per cent. The
application for discounts AZ the banks Is active.
and in The open market choice grades OF com
mercisl paper pass ~ seven 20 eight and half
per cent.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
PURE WINES.

have made arrangements with one Of the largest
firms in California by which am enabled TO sell. for
sacramentsl and communion purposes, the pure,t
article, selected expressly for me. viz: sHEERf,
PORT, ,ANGELICA, ,MUSCATEL and HOCk; also,
sCuPPERNONG WINE from North Carolina;
DRY CATAW BA, from Crbana Wine Go; Those
Wines offer for sale, wholesale and retail by hogs
head, barrel and half barrel, by bottle and on
drsught. q. GAU TIER,
Proprietor Of the Native Wine Bitters.
Nos. 1917 and 1919 Pa ay., Washington ID. G.. (;
also. No. 81 North Charles at, Baltimore, Md.
WHITE UATAWBA BRANDY, for Brandy
Peaches, 81 50 per gallon. SEQ
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SECRETARY BELKNAP and wife returned here
}" evering. The Secretary was at the War
department to- day, where he received a large
number OF visitors.