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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-11-02
To The Ptanters Of Tiryfaiaad Nora ca
rolinu.
PLASrERs' WAREHOUSE,
Danville, Oct. 18th. 1870.

a i. 49, a~t't krtts
The proprietors &C the Planters Ware
house take this method Of expressing their
thanks to their patrons of Virginia and
North Carolina for their very liberal eneou-
agement .he past season.
The increased and growing trade IN the
Danville Tobacco Market Is subject Of
congratulation not only TO the planter, but
70 the purchaser, and such us to induce ma
ny Of the dealers to look to that source for
q large proportion Of their supplies. We
have obtained as good, if not better, prices
for Tobacco than any other market, and
there is no reason why these prices cannot
be sustained 50 long as there Is any life in
the trade. A desirable and available mar
ket, prompt payments. with every facility
and accommodation extended, excuse us,
therefore, If We think you cannot do any
better than 10 ssFQll in" your Tobacco and
try rs again at the PLANTERS WARE
HOUSE. and see il BY prompt and assiduous
attention to business in hand" courtesy.
kindness, with hearty welcome and full
clearance, VIC do not merit your confidence
and patronage heretofore 80 literally ex-
tended TO us.
The success Of the Planters Warehouse
since It's establishment to the present time
has been encouraging, and looking 10 the
increased facilities and the growing trade
Of the DanviIIo Tobacco Market. we have
been induced to make an extension to our
house, sixty BY forty feet, 1.-TWO stories, J for
the better accommodation and 10 expedite
our business operations. Our house is al
ways opcn and located il tho ccntrAl busi-
ness part Of DE town, easy Of access, with
good wagon yard, thoroughly enclosed aud
safe from any outside Interruptions. good
stables FOR horses, weil Of good water and
comfortable two story house for lodging.
In short, our accommodation are as good,
IL not better. than any in the place. A
suficieney Of hands 10 expedite The unload
ing and weighing Of the Tobacco, aud an
auctionccr OR. JOHN G. NEAL) equal
70 any in the state for obtaining good pri-
COS. This l. saying good deal. but try US
and We win give you the proof. With ma
ny Of you We are not acquainted. Our bu-
sincss engagements are 70 combining that We
cannot call upon yon personally. but we
hope for more practical iatr0dnctiDn u
our business house IN Danyille. With our
names bou mag be familiar; that of our
father, T. ID. NEAL. particularly, who wa,
pioneer IN The Tobacco trade and founder
a. the warehouse system In DanvsIIn a 49,.
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EXECUTIVE pEPARrMENT. !,

AtMtt&G AAN 10 DEPARTMENT.. 4
RALEIGH, Oct z5. 1870. I
"HEREAt vaciney exits m The l.pr,.se,,.
w taflen isoIn this State IN the ronrrrss IN
We Lnifad states. calIscd by the resignation ~
the Hon. y, II. Drwrse. Ilioml en- a. inc IIa.s.,
~ Representatives from The ffh ConrrrcsInnal
uistflrf conlpo@'l ~ the conufins II Wele Frs,..
khu, 6fansllle, Ornnnr. Johnston. Naeb. that.
ham md Warren, and by The death ~ ne Hon.
Robert u. fslllln, WIN was chosen A iha sn,-
ION n August iad 70 iiiil the tllcxprrd term N
The sald Dfwefsc a y
Now. thersfure. 7 w. ". Homes. fsos.rus, a
Of ihe State ~ North Carolina. III ejrfue - al.
thof1iy veticd IN me ~ hw. 10 lz1.ls thl nv
lfgelsmnttofs erdrfinn nj nsefion 10 ~ h. Al II.
the various Counties composing aid Disfvis9-
on atrpppAv. The 2cfh day u Nayeull,er. Is.u,
Ior The purpose ~ filling The unexulrrd tenn n
we aid donN 4. BtwkxAx. and fur phAsh nlrres,.e
lne Fnfers of the District im AnNnsf III el.rted
NE said k0nEnf u. GILLIAN. deceased. IA Il FIR.
Their ordered that said elo1glcn h. heii n ail re-
rpeets IN accordance wffh existing aws' M ar-
cordance With serfpn &. eharier 1n ~ ,he D..
vised Cod, the kbnffs IN M ganwf,ss e1nss,.
ing the District VIII metf n IouisfnrF. n H.
ronniy o. tranklin, ON Thursday u II DIV IL
peeember, fpf Ne purpose 81 comparing the I5slls
ana announcing ihs result.
Done II cur cify n Raleiah fhls the sssh
u ~ gay q October, 1870, and Inihe year affhe
In'aspena,ncr Of the United s,aics iho
Wv. HOLDEN, Governor.
]. y: NExfnsaY, rsi,ats seeruhfy
w. ~
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| hope. Sirs. by this effort, will be H.
strumcntal III some degree Of disabmsipg
the mindsos your readers 81 tho impress
sion made BY the misstatemept ii your cor
respondent. g.
FOREIGN.
The Royal artillery If India has new
regulation cork helmet.
Nearly every city Of Europe has( shari-
table ''home for consmptiyes.
a prussian hussar officer has sent home
an account of the battle Of Sedan, written
in ancient Transcript.
Bavaria has sent to the army battery Of
new mitrailleases Of Bavarian invention.
It6res 800 bullets per minute.
Ristori, having returned from South
America with pile Of gold, is as present
in Naples with her family enjoying good
health.
MaeMahons medical attendants say he
never moaned during the probing or sewing
Of his wounds, which are reported frightful.
During the three hundred and fifty years
that the palace Of the Tuacs;aSh6s been a
royal dwelling.s no - :s has
died within its .walls.V
BY the III Of Lord May position
Of Yiceroy F India is left yacsnsa Salary
100000 IN gold. with all the comforts Of
a home,an travelling expenses paid
Queen Augusta reads her war dispatches
to the people from her balcony. She APP
pears IN plain morning dress, and tellsthe
whole story, whether il be cfyictory or de-
feat.
The death Of Nils Ericsson, the eldes.
brother Of the wen known Captain john
Ericsson, is announced. He is said to have
been the greatest engineer, that Sweden
ever produced.
The preliminaries Of the marriage be-
tween the Princes Louisa, fourth daughter
| Of Queen Victoria, and the Marquis Of
I.orn eldest son Of the Duke Of Argyll, have
been arranged with the consent Of the
Queen.
The Bishops Of Calcutta has been visit lg
Burmab, but failed to obtain an interview
with the King, because his Majesty insist
ed that the right reverend gentleman should
squat eross-lcgged cn.a piece Of carpet.
Dispatches from Tours announce that a
young girl Of that city is creating the most
intense excitement BY initiating the exams
pie Of Joan Of Arc. Hundreds Of enthusi-
astic persons have joined herstaniard Her
appeals for recruits are said to be Singular
~ patriotic and eloquent.
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We feel ENTITLrD to a liberal share of
the Tobacco TRADE. and mean SO to con-
duct the operations of our house, On strict
business PRINCIPLES, as not only to deserve,
but 70 secutis ii fature,sa large share Of
patronage. We remain, your friends and
obcdient servants,
NEAL BROTHERS.
SALES made Of the New Crop in the last
few days at THE PLANTERS WARE
HOUSE, in Danville Va, by NEAL.
BROTHERS. y
(Formerly Of Meals old Warehouse.
One TeTe Of 40 lbs. for j. 3.
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i Work Is the best politics.
II never disappointed for office and
never drinks dralns with loafers about the
street corners or makes long winded hsr-
rangucs upon inverted rum barrels.
It il too busy plowing, ordigging Or Ill
Its shirt sleeves working for brsAd--to DC
that
Work never runs for an office. II just
votes. Votes for kid gloved politicians
who are too lazy in hot weather to knock
a fly Off their face. Votes for big takers
and noisy wranglcs who in times Of peace
talk brave, and in times of real war are
like puppy dogs that sneak stink tailed
away from the giant they bay.
This Is what's the matter. Working
men do the voting; and lazy loaves of POI
litical bread scavengers are doing all the
talking and legislating.
Who are your best citizens? Who, the
most modest aud the hardest working men
among you2 It's the fighting soldier Of
Lees army. And ny gads when you
want to get up a nomination for some big
Office, you run like geese TO the first truck
ling quack that makesa brave noise, and
you vote for him with all your might and
fight for him too, IL necessary: because he
curses loud and shakes his fists! and acts
like wild man in the cag,el- when the
poorpolitical mountebank was either fine
ouarferrnaster during the hottest of the
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-11-02

To- Of the 5000 employees in the trea-
sury building al Washington, about 100
are women. several Of whom hold 6rst-class
elerkships.
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ggeTo relieve from running a nail in
the foot Ola man or horse, apply bruised
peach tree leaves and confnc with band
age. The cure Is magieal Renew twice
day If necessary.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-11-02

so~ st. Louis i honored BY the tempo
rary sojoura Of Prince Sapicha Of Russia,
and his consort
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-11-02
Hides, Leather, Collars.

4 win continue 20 Tan Hides on shares. Alo
Il wish 10 buy hides; wll pay Leather. Collars.
or cash. Orders from distance accompanied -.
cash wlilhe Iilled, Tor leather or collars Ms adj
dre~ y llliAbpr0ugh, n, q. r. FURKEST
scptE
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sa- The Junior Editor has gone to the
Richmond Fair.
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New Advertisements.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA

CbIEhlOh tOlti--dN1NUt County
Samuel N. Bndslnw. Henry
5 Gates and wife Mary Elk
abcth, IS.
William n. bradshaw. the Petition for
heirs At law AZ Thomas II.
Bradshaw and the heirs al Patitioa.
Law Of JAS. j. bradshaw.
ii appearing to the satisfaction % Che
Court that the defendants In the above ac-
ton are non residents Of this State, and
that they are proper parties. 10 the said nc-
ton FOR partition of real estate. II Is or
deFed that publication be made IN the Hills
boro Recorder, Newspaper published In
The town Of fiillsboro n. G. once week
for six successive weeks, commanding the
said defendants 20 appear NJ the Office 81
the Clerk ~ the Superior Court fof Ala
nance County on Thursday lile Sth Of De
eember 1870, rnd plead answer or demur to
tie complaint, Or Judgment VIII be taken
pro c0nfesso against them. Witness w. a..
Albright, Clerk OF Superior Court Ala
nance County nc Office In Graham this
oath day III October 1879.
w. Al. ALBRTGTIT. Il 4. q.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-11-02

MECHANICS make all Towns Of note
The want ofhechanics destroys the note
How 70 KIN a 7o,cn. Let the Merchants
crack their own heads by opposing Mocha
mics in the sale Of wares. &c, the Inecha-
mics manufacture.
How 70 Make a 7oiea-Encouraee your
Mechanics.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-11-02

! The Hillsboro' Recorder says: The town Of
HiIlsborough, situated on the North Carolina II.
Road. l. splendid location for Tobacco Mark
"a. Very Few towns equal IL. Apart fiom conf
man ding the barge quantity OF tobacco raised IA
this county, Its proximty 10 Granville, Person,
taswell and Aknanee would throw large glinnti-
ties OF the tobaeco ofthese counties into the Hills
boro' market, &c. -
An that IIillsborough seems to need for the bsl-
sness Ia Tobacco Market.l now j. the tobacco
and the people TO buy and sell IL. We have read
a story &C some town IN Texas which this reminds
Us OF. One q the inhabitants said ..a the place
needed was water and good society," Wherenp-
ON stranger told him that certain place, uil-
naentionable % ears polite. enjoyed the same adj
vantage. Norfolk journal.
rea-Wc hope Norfolk was not the ''un-
mentionabIe place. in that mans eye.
We have the tobacco in the Country,
and some things can be done as well here
rs elsewhere. Why not2
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-11-02

~ The surpliees Of an acolyte. at St.
Paul's Church in Newborn, caught fire from
candle on the altar. last Sunday, but was
extinguished before any injury to his per-
Son was inflicted.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-11-02

I Tobacco has come down.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-11-02

~ Weare in thu. fog as to the Prussian
nd French war. At one time weIhear Of
armistice--of probable peacc--and the
ut mail or telegram brings news that in
tations have been sent to the rulers q
e South German States to come forward
nd witness the bombardment Of Paris.
The Prussians still demand cession Of
territory from France as preliminary 70
peace. France s'can't see it, and thur
wags the war.
Speaking Of the surrender s.of Metz. the
Courier des Eats Uais says:
"If unfortunately it is true. Bazine-a
name hcnceforth devoted to the execration
Il the generations If Bazine has dealt this
,low-well. kill him. Let him be killed,
ct as soldier but as dog
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-11-02

IsT Don't forget Wilkerson's Warehouse
u Milton is now open. Send on Jour to.
baccn.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-11-02

HA negro has been elected to Con-
gress in South Carolina, over that carpet
bag scamp Whitmore. Wewould see both
IN the arms Of the devil before we would
vote for either. Is this .'radicalism ?''-
Then make the most of it.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-11-02

VSheriif Murray Of Alamance county
was reinyestcd with his Office BY Judge
Tourgee. on Monday last.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-11-02

By ne Egceilsncy. tse Gcrsyn8r n North
cmolina.
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We congratulate ourselves npon the acqui-
sitionto our communicate such 4 ,Acmber.
| hope. Sirs, by this effort, / will BE III
strumcntal III some degree Of disablsipg
shemindsos your readers 81 tho impress
sion made BY the misstatemcpt ii your cor
respondent 9.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-11-02

WEDNESDdY. nor. ,. 1870,
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United States District Court. for the
District Of Cape Fear, Judge Brooks pre-
siding, convened IN Wilmington Octs-
Der 81.
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And nulneFous other paroles from 70 q S3l
y. NJ. NEAE, &C. NEAL,
Evening star., 1870-03-07

A SENSATION IN CHuRCH.-The Bans Forbid
NJ. T.. (colored) church wa,
thronged Wednesday night with large congre-
CATION, assem- bled to witness the nuptial cere
monies which were to unite Albert Gum viii
a cOlOred female. The company was attire.
in its best; the bridal party shone resplen
dent, and the eyes Of everybody were beam
ing with the lights Of happiness and expec
tation. These symptoms OF good time wers
dispelled, when, at the words of the minis
ter, asking il any one present could show jus;
cause against the marriage, q woman nance
Louisa Coleman startled the church by rushins
forward. with q pistol in her hand, swearin,
that she had iyed with the man as his wife, an,
presenting child which she said was his. Sh
caught hold Of the bride, to whom she used hor.
rible language, and tore her dress In q violen
passion. The disturbance would have beer
great, except that two policemen, who were on
hand, instantly took charge Of Louisa, whom
they pulled away from the altar and hustlec
out OF the building. 1t seems that the minister
bad heard that the woman intended to inter
rupt the marriage, and had provided ths
policemen to preserve the peace. He explained
to the congregation that what the woman has
said was not . legal barrier to the marriace
which he proceeded to solemnizc, amidst intens,
sensation. The second chapter Of this romano,
happened yesterday, when Louisa made 4 fierc,
attack on her traitorous lover on the street
when the bride Wls not present. They were botl
arrested and bound over 10 keep the peace
Louie1s baiieman subsequently delivered he
up, and she was misunderstanding Repub
ticQa.
Evening star., 1870-03-07
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
Wholesale Shooting by q Crazy Man
IeLeqrophed Ezclusirefu 20 The Erenfnc Srar

wholesale Shooting by q Crazy Man.
Tetegraphed Erelusirefy to The Ereninp Star.
RIPLEY, o., March yesterday morning,
Campbell Howard, living one and a half miles
from Ripley, was on his way to church. and was
met on the road by Victor Pope, with heavy
rife in his hand. After passing Pope turned
and shot three times, one shot taking effect
in the elbow and the right arm. On
receipt of the news here the constable and
one or two others started with the intention of
capturing Pope. They found him entrenchedl
in a log house, under the bed, with heavy
rifle and two revolvers, and a big dog On
raising the cover he commenced shooting, and
the party were forced to retire. To dislodge
him they began to fire through the door. He
appeard at the window, and fired sew
eIal shots, one taking effect in the arm
OF +. A: Courtney, and the other
in the hands of Benton Howard. His mother
appearing on the grounds went in and succeeded
in prevailing upon his giving himeelf up IL
was found that he was wounded in two places:
one under . left rib and the other in the rioht
side near the spine. Both wounds are very
severe. The man is evidently deranged.
Evening star., 1870-03-07

AFPAIRs IN CUBA.-The police in Havana
arrested 81 members OF tho Masonic frster-
nity who we're holding mourning services
at their Lodge on Saturday night last. The
arrests were made for violation or the law pro-
hibiting assemblies without permission Of the
authorities Several foreigners present were
waidth, was, Saturday morning, found guilty OF
murder, and sentenced to be executed The
sentence was carried into enect saturday after-
noon, in the presence of detaehmsntS NON every
Captain General De Rodas and fntendente ssi,
tos lately discovered new and Important frauds
In the collection Of the customs, and other hew
schemes for robbing the Government The in
surgent Colonel Menes and Captain Noriane
Madrigal and thirteen others had been filie,I
during an engagement with the Spanish forces
Biddle has taken full charge of the United states
consulate in Havana. -
Evening star., 1870-03-07

Mr.. Lewellen Luckett, q son of the late Hor-
ace Luckett, or Loudoun County, was found
dead in his bed on yesterday week, at his board
ing nSpse lear Adamstown, in Frederick coun-
ty, Maryland. -
Mr.. Joseph Davis, deaf and dumb man, re
siding In Hamilton, LOudOun county, employed
at MIR. A. Taylor's steam mill, Was caught In q
saw one day last week. and terribly injured be-
fore he could be extricated.
The sale Of Keysville, on the DAnville rail
road, has been effected. The purchasers arr
northern capitalists, who intend making exten-
sive improvements. The price paid was $50 90
Evening star., 1870-03-07

GENERAL PILLsBURY, Superintendent of tn
Albany Penitentiary, and who has charge Of the
convicts sent from the District OF Columbia, is
much complinented in the New York paper
upon his management OF thatinstitution. Seve-
raj columns are given In the Brooklyn Union to
q description of the Penitentiary operations
and especially of the working Of the contract
system which General Pillsbury holds from his
experience to be q success. 1t Is simpler than
the independent system; there Is less responsi-
charge of the prison direct. In the Albany
Penifentiary, the Superintendent furnishes only
the manual labor OF the prisoners. They are
watched over and kepr in order BY attendants,
subject to the Superintendent orders but paid
by the contractors. The material for manufac-
ture, the machinery, tho instructors, everything
besides the labor, Il furnished by the conrrac-
tors They are required TO supply labor con.
stantly for all the hands contracted for, and the
contract extends over terms Of from three to five
years.
Evening star., 1870-03-07
"Last Spike CeleArssasp.

7elegrdphed Erclasiuely to 71s Epening Star.
AUBURN, March THE people of this eity
are rejoicing over the completion of the South
ern Central Railroad, giving them connection
The last rail was laid on Saturday, and the
event was celebrated by firing one hundred guns
and other demonstrations OF joy by the large
General John H. Chedell, President of the road
drove the silver spike, and briefly addressed the
people on the occasion. --0
Evening star., 1870-03-07

The Coal TRADE-The Pottsville Aiaers'
Joarnol Of Friday says:-.We learn that the
Suspension among the minors is not general in
al tine regions: Work is partially going on In
Columbia and Lehigh counties and with the
companies above. We are assured BY the
leaders IN the movement here on tho part Of the
to put mp the prices or cosl but simply 70 estab-
lish IN equitable basis for 1870, upon which 20
commence work this spring. .Ihere being q
difference between the opera2on and the men
on this point, the latter want this arranged, 20
start with fair understanding, and to prevent
dificulties during the progress Of he seasonp
Evening star., 1870-03-07

The ORAToRIo of the messiah, ;" at Lincoln
Hall by the Philharmonic Society this evening,
will be a grand affair. Solos will be sung by
Madame Parepa, Mrs. Seguin, Nordblom, and
Lawrence. few seats only remain unsold at
Ellis music store.
Evening star., 1870-03-07
Hire.
sle0raphed Exclusively to Tie Evening Star.

zetegTdphed Erclssively to The Evening Star.
NAeHAU, n. H., March 7.-Noyes' block, or
Main street, was nearly destroyed by fire yes
terday morning. Loss SEQ, 600. Among the suf
ferers are w. p. Jones, F. F. Kimball and VIM
Iayiof, dry goods dealers; Runnells and Chase
clothing; Samuel French, millinery; III. A
Wheeler, job printer; e. A. johnson, pho
tograPher, and Granite and Nashanon Lodge,
OF Odd Fellows, whose rooms were burned. Tht
losses are partially covered by insurance.
Evening star., 1870-03-07

1eiegrdpAed EsctGsirety to The Eveniso .Stav.
MADRID, March lin the Constituent Cortes
Saturday, Gen. Prim reaffirmed his Opposition
to the Duke OF Montpensier, and declaI ed that
the entire Ministry, with the exception of Adj
miral TOpete, were anti -Montpensier. This
statement has given the latter gentleman Of
fence, and he has rendered his Resignation. but
1t has not yet been accepted. The Unionists
are furious against Gen. Prim, and are doing
their utmost to encourage Admiral Topete,
A ministerial crisis Is Imminent.
Evening star., 1870-03-07

COLONEL BADEAU is now suggested for the
position OF Minister to Uruguay and Paraguay
which are to be combined as one mission.
Evening star., 1870-03-07
The Missing steamer.

LONDON, March THE fact is encourapinc
that the sailing vessels which left New York be,
lore the missing steamship. the City of Boston
are Just arriving. The managers of the lin
think that IL the steamers engines broke dow
soon after sailing she would be obliged to de
pend upon her sails, with which she was no,
very well supplied
Evening star., 1870-03-07
Wrecked.


1etegrdphed Ezclusirely to The Euenino Star.
FORTRESS MONROE, March The BRIG Per;
iol baitimore, went ashore on willouQhRy spa
yesterday In the snow storm and buged.
Evening star., 1870-03-07

e COMMANDER SBLFRIDGE, of the Darien ship
canal expedition, has commenced his work OF
exploration from Caledonia Bay, on the Attain
tic, through to the Pacific.
Evening star., 1870-03-07

Mr.. Hamlin. You have fifteen minutes; sup
pose you point out some of the defects.
Mr. Cook. Yes. sir.
Mr.. Cook said that the provision in regard to
the qualification of voters only applied to the
inst election, and that the regulation of subse-
guent elections would be by the Territorial
Legislature.
Mr.. Hamlin said the committee had mads an
amendment by which the right of Suffrage given
shII not be restI icted, limited or abridged.
THE continuation of this interesting inter
vi;w will be given in to-morrow's SrAR.1
Evening star., 1870-03-07

The NEW POSTAL TREATY between Belgium
ard the UI tied States has been ratiied b. the
former Government.
Evening star., 1870-03-07

LIEUT.. r. S. KEYsKR, U. 8. N, has been or
dered to Washington, ID. c., for examination 70
promotion