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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-04-28
Nashville. Tenn.


Gold-1l3 buying, and ia selling.
Bank Of Tennessee old issue, 71@73c.r
do do new issue, IL.
Bulk Meats--All packed; Shoulders, ii a
oil q; clear sides, none hams, 1914 IL.
Butter-25@ 80.
Candles-Star, light weight. 14m14119.
Cheese-Factory, 1879; English Dali
Iry, 20; Western Reserve, II. -
/ hickens-25@30
Coffee-Rio 19@221k Laguyra, Gag
%; Java, 32@S3.
Cotton--l2@21--not much doing.
Corn Meal-$1 15@f 20.
Corn--sacked in depot, ST. Is.
Dried Fruit-apples, So; peaches, 81
Eggs-129i4cp per doz-quiet,
Feathers-dull at 60@70c for prime.
Flour-common to choice superfne 81 10;
family Sc 25--per bbl. Fnvr
Lsrd-in tierces. l6A@17; kegs. (5olbs)
1e.
/ Molasses-Common to choice, 6Sa65c;
New Orleans, .70aS0; golden syrup, 75c@
IS; sorghum, 50@60.
Irish Potatoes-Y bbl., Neshannoeks, 50;
Peachblows 50 %; Russets, So so; Good
rich, So; Pink Eye, 81 90; Esrly Rose, $40.
Sugar-New Orleans. log 13; Demerara,
I3@131S; coffee and crushed, 13@1415.
Sait-$3 Is for bush barrels.
Seeds-Clover, $11 50@12 !; timothy, SO;
herds grass, 81 90; orchard grass, 8 90;
blue grass, 2 So A1ts-4
Codo-6i/ AR3/c % r.
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Read the following from Mr.. Womble. a
prominent Hardware Merchant of this city.
No. 10 Market Square, Norfolk, Va.)
October Is, 1869.
DIR. LAwRENCE--Dear sur To the large
number of testimonials which you offer Of
the great efficacy OF your Kosxoo, take
pleasure in adding nay own | suffered
greatly with Nervous Debility, Headache,
Loss OF Appetite, &c Two bottles of Kos
koo restored me to health.
Yours truly, 20
7 G. WOMRIE
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Koskoo Cures Chronic Rheaumalism

NORFOLK, Va. Sept. Z. 1869.
DR.. J. j. LAwREscE-Dear Sir: Nv son
has receiced so much benefit from
your ,col'delfm KOskOo that cannot re-
frain from expressing my gratitude. I had
tried almost everything without benefit.
believe, in all sincerity, that your Koskoo is
an INFALL1BLE remedy for the disease from
which he has suffered, aud, SO far as 1 can
learn, has never failed. If you only knew
the immense amount Of suffering that he has
undergone, then you could. cOaceire the
ratue Of such a remedy as Koskoo-THAr
SURELY CURES. The great amount of coed
tits now doing among US is inestimahle.
With much gratitude,
| am, respectfully yours. &C..
Mrs. NJ. E, A. NELSON.
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FP See DR.. J, B. Russell's card in refer
enee to his Memphis Medical Institute.
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OR. O. Is. DTB 1EwR

A I the old stand Of Deiner s. Miles,
IA is just in receipt Of large and well
selected assortment of L0Rdreths genuine
and warranted Garden Seeds. Call
and supply yourselves, before the stock is
exhausted. janl3-4m
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new YORK. N. u.

Flour. u Dbl. $4 COOS 90 -. Wheat
winter, 81 23@1 25....G Corn, 81 11@1 Is
I. =. Cotton steady; upland % ~.
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sA5gaY AND egaTAaEaV
Caution.

Should occasion inquire you To purchase
A. Fahnestoek's NeTmifuge. be particularly
careful 10 see that the iHitiAls are 2. A. This
s the article that has been SO
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.gbOast .1I6 Heres.

and is bounded as follows On the North
by Henry Henderson and Wesley Rogers,
on the East by Isaiah Hancock, on the South
by Isaiah Hancock and Henry Henderson,
and West by Wesley Rogers.
TERMs-Said land viii be sold on credit
Of six, twelve and eighteen months, except
five per cent. in cash, and lien retained
'p!sd s! Gsucm 0ssqoiud aql 10 sIoqA eql Ipun
y. w. CLARK,
CHI and NJ, and Special Commissioned
april2S-td
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s. HxSEcff :,

3. q. EahqesiUek. Son & Go.
SOLE PR0PRIETORS
B. Il. Fad,estoeFs Ycrpsh 4gs,
c. Gallons Dyspepsia R-rsedy,
and C. T. GdttoB's Cough Balsar..
PITrsBURG, PzEESYLEaSIk
feb3--br1y
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For wounds or gals use Equine Ointment
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From Rev. W. n. Christian, Pastor Din
widdie Street Methodist Church.
Portsmouth, Va, October %, 1863
This isto certify that / know DR.. Law
renee well. He is gentleman of cultiva-
ton, and worthy Of the fullest confidence.
have used his Koskoo with advantage to
myself, and have adopted it's use in my fam
lily in cases of nervous debility and depres-
SION W H. CHRISTIAN
After reading the above high recommen-
dation. lnyalids cannot reasonably hesitate
to give the K0SK0O trial.
For Additional Testimonials
From Physicians, Eminent DiEines. Editors
Druggists, Merchants, &C., see KoSKoO
ALMANAC for this year.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR "A BOTTLE
For sale By Ike Principal Druggists in me
United StGtes gad British america
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9fatbs.
DIED:

In this county, on Cane Creek, Tuesday,
18th inst. JOHN OLDS. son of Many Odds,
dec, aged about IL years.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-04-28

For Spawned Horses use Equine Linimen,
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c. r. GAkTeN's
e0Ue1 DA8s q q

IL Offering G. T. Gallons Cough Baisan -
the public, We feel confident thatin q abort I'm.
IL will become fully as popular as that vel
known remedy, 3. A. Fshneetoek' AZ ermifHgs.
with which We have been connected - laACy
years. All We ask is that il have fair ts..i.
and we have 30 doubt as 20 the result.
Il has proved Itself to be Of very great Ell
eacy IN the cure Of obstinate Coughs. Colds.
Asihma. Whooping Cough Spittingof Blood
aud othe' PnenmOn:c Affections; and thsPrv
prietors feel warranted in recommending !; a.
safe and usefn medicine, and are prepared %
show CERTIFICATES Of indispuasble authority y
testimony of its value.
The ingredients of which the Baisa1ais osea.
posed are selected and Compromised with Tia
most scrupulous exactiiude and care, and are.
singly. of great benefit in pulmonary CON
plants; and the propfietors feel asszred that II
II receives fair trial, It will be the meana q
alternating vast amount q suffering, ard
may relieve many slight cough, which, 10 Eey-
lected and permitted to run on. might end Ia
confirmed consumption; whereas timely uss
of this Balsam, with proper precautions IN .
voiding exposure to damp atmosp bere,an keep
ing the feet dry. may proiOng existshcs.
Are you troubled With cough or Grid -
They seem like ailments Of little importsuce.
btit if Suffered 70 run or. II may end hc"nfrrn
ed consumption. G. Il Cations Oeugh Bal
sam VIII give you relief almost iFGBediaielJ
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Chicngo. Illinois.

Flonr-extrs. per Dbl, So 75@4 -.
Corn Sc Wheat s21jS Lard 151s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-23

FOREIGN NEWS BY CABLE-Ndrrop Escape of
Queen Ficoria- The Political Situation in France-
Bismarck Better, 6c.-Advices from London
state that the Queen and Princess Alexandra
yesterday had narrow escape. While driving,
their carriage was pursued by q runaway team
with heavy wagon attached, and q collision
was avoided by theekillful management of the
driver OF the Royal carriage. The Supreme
Court Of the United States Is applauded by the
London Post Of yesterday for its refusal to re-
open the legal-tender cases. The London Times
approves OF the proposed Worlds Evaneelicai
Conference in New York, and thinks Il NAV
achieve lasting and beneficial results
1t il understood that decree will be published
to-day, announcing the adoption by the French
Senate Of the senatus consultum, and conyokinc
the French people 1t the polls on the 9th of Nav
to vote on the plebiecitum. An imperial letter,
explaining the constitutional changes proposed,
will appear on Sunday. The Journal Francais,
the organ Of the OK -minister of foreign affairs,
denies that Daru and Buffet withdrew from the
ministry because instructed to do 50 in a letter
nom the Duke D,Aumale.
Count Won Bismarck is reported better, by
latest dispatches. Advices from Athens state
that the Marathon brigands are surrounded by
troops, but they retain their prisoners and re-
fuse to surrender them. II b proposed to intro
duce the ballot at elections in Bavaria. Advices
from Bucharest state that the ministry under
Prince Zhida has been dissolved, and A. q. Co
lesco, late Minister Of Finance, has been sum
moned to form new one. e
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long before this river viii become as popular
and be as much frequented as is Saratoga i'm

long before this river viii become as popular
and be as much frequented as is Saratoga in
summer.
jacksonville has a population Of about l0,aoo,
and resembles driving frontier western place
more than q southern town. During the past
year eleven large foreign vessels entered and
cleared from the port. Her rail facilities,
though poor, will soon be extended, as new
lines are now being projected. One popularity
OF Florida is the large number of tax sales ad-
vertised in the papers. From them one would
conclude that nine-tenths of the lands are In
the hands Of the sheriff, and that hong ere tins
the people had become convinced Of the effects
that invariably follow civil war.
A ride up the St Johns to PRatka is full of
interest, and appears strange to us, unaccus-
toned to steaming 125 miles on q stream good
deal similar to our Rock Greek in all respects
save depth OF water. We passed, on our way TO
Pilatka, numerous groves Of orange trees, many
laden with the delicious golden fruit. Mrs. Har-
riet Beecher Stowe is the proprietress Of plan
tation few miles above jacksonville, and we
saw some of her family on the wharf as the
steamer made her landing, though Mrs. Byron
s. and suites, we were told, had just gone
North. &.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-23

Mutilsted hank notes burned during the past
veek, ara s65; total amount burned, s22 sli sec;
bank currency issued for bills destroyed during
the past week, s245,T7O; total amount issued
therefor, e., ,H7 40; balance due for mutilated
bescf, sz4 .ss6; bank circulation outstanding 70
tliis date. $50 ,54s SOS; securities held by the
Treasurer OF the United States in trust Cor Ma
lonsA eenks Tor circalsting notcs, L. 3 bonds
held per lst report, sSi2 Isl $50, A. security for
deposits OF public moneys with banks designated
a. depesitories, ele ,ssS .oo0-totAl SS5sa $50.
receipts OF fractional currency fer the week
ast, SSoo,5oo; fractional currency DESTROYED
during the week past, &624 900, shipments for
the week TO Assistant Tressurers and Others,
eeal tender notes, $s.tSs. $3.50; fractional cur
reney, s606 .5ss5i.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-23

BALTIMORE CONFERENCE AFRICAN M. f.
CHURCH.-At this Conference, i'm session at
presented Rev. james G. Waters as a candidate
for the itinerancy, and he was duly admitted A.
was also Rev. Augustus Robinson. Rev. James
Owens was presented by Rev j. v. X: Thomas
and 1t appearing that Mr.. Owens is about fifty
years Of age, and although man Of good moral
character and q tolerably good preacher hi
education is so limited as to seriously impair
his usefulness as q minister, he was rejected
Rev. John 8. Daniels and James A. Scott
were admitted to the itinerancy.
Rev. Josiah H. Hughes, a probationer and
Revs. +. q. Stewart, Arthur Jones, N b. Ster-
lett, Lloyd Benson and Abraham Dent hayin
passed the usual probationary term, were al
mitted into full connection.
Rev. s. p. Byard and Rev. G. II. Waters not
being in attendance at the Annual Conference,
the roll.
A complaint was entered against the Rev.
VIM. H. Waters by Rev. ID. w. Moore, and the
complaint was referred to a committee con-
sisting Of Rev. G. T. Watkins, VIM. NJ John
son, ID. p. SeatOn, j. Il. Henry and Vim. H.
Smith.
A question was raised as to the power and au-
thority OF an elder in charge to examine a local
preacher within the bounds Of his quarterly con-
ference. Rev. VIM. H. Russell, a local preacher
within the Hagerstown. conference, refused to
be examined by the Rev. John F. Lane, pastor
in charge at Hagerstown. Mr.. Russell plead
the precedent established by q long succession
VI PoSsoiS III CuoI VI tuts StouOu, none Oh WlOm
had ever insisted on the right to examine him.
The conference, however, sustained Mr.. Lane,
and passed resolution which definitely settles
the matter THAT ii is the opinion of this CON
ference that it is the duty Of all pastors having
charge of circuits and stations to examine ali
members OF the quarterly conference belonging
to his charge"
In the afternoon q sermon was preached by
the Rev. Geo. NJ. Whitman, of Port Deposit
A sermon was preached in the evening by the
Rev. ID. p. Seaton.
Yesterday, conference proceeded to consider
the case of the Rev. s. l.. Hammond, charged
with certain grave offences affecting his charac-
ter as a Christian minister.
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TEE Hartsord Cour.ut h.s I,selx detaile,

TIE Hartford Coursnt has lstely detailed .
which prevails in the street cars Of that city.
The report WIS @ follows IA car starts Oh
down the street, having within tan ladies on one
side. sitting closely, yet comfortably, together,
and ten men on the opposite side. Presently one
lady eeo ont, the ether nine unconsciously rise
Q tribe, shAke their skirts, and tha sest Z fun
again. Further on another lady depart; the
eight remaining 60 through the same prooe9 OF
A skort ride beyond, another iady steps out.
leaving seven only, who, by the same sort OF
spreading, NIL the ssat again completely. Nov
enters LADY. On the ladies' side there are
three persons lese than when the car started.
yet not one Of the seven remaining moves And
70 one OF the men on the opposite side gives his
seat to the newcomer, and stands during the
rest Of the journey" We are happy 10 be able
to state that such scenes are never witnessed I'm
our street cars. Certainly moi. H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-23

FATHIR AND SoH DRowxRp.-On Thursday,
while the boat Wellington, one Of the American
Compenys line, was on her way up 30 this city,
and when near PatteYson's creek, Q little boy,
overheard. Capt. Mccain was on the towpsth
ut the time, with his team, and his wife called
to him that the boy had fallen IN the canal. He
ran quickly TO tho spot, and sprsng in to save
son we're drowned. When the bodies were re-
covered they were locked in each others arms
Tho boat was at once sent back % Hancock,
where the deceased had been living. There was
no crew on the boat st the time except colored
boy. This sad event has elected much sympa-
thy 60r the almost-disrscted woman Who was
thus 90 suddenly robbed Of both husband and
child.-Csmbevloa1 nay Traasertpt.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


h Il fAMILIES OF WASHINGTON
Those Rsod, old fashioned Crackers, with which
me world is familiar, and which were welcomed As
iSr pack nearly as century ago, upon the tables of
are now daily supplying the Grocers of wsshinqton
WITH fresh goods frem the JAMESON STEA N
bAhEkf, which has been reorganized, and is now
fsn feaning complete assortment of both plain and
Orders to our wagon, or II sent to the Bakery in
AeIandria, Va. will be promptly and carefully at
tended to. use only the best materials and WI,
our increased facilities for baking are enabled 10 s
prices which compare favorably with the largest
and best Bakeries i'm the land.
sp22-3t@ Pronrieto,,.
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nave Jpst received and am in daily receipt Of the
following light Wines and drinks for the summer
season. Of my own Importation:
GLAkEI-SSD per dozen, or $50 per cask.
Deideshefmer German Wine, S5,per Dozen
Sherry, from 81 to IS per gallon.
70. Heidsirck, Mumm, &C.
Bass and Iounger's Ale
Guinness and Hibbert's Porter
SeltZer end Vichy Waters.
The celebrated BOWEN WHISKRY, IS per gal
Also, manufacturer Of the celebrated NATIVE
W me BiTTERS, regulator Of the female system,
and reliable cure for dyspepsia, liver COMPLAINTS
and malarial diseases. CHARLES GAUTIfR,
apl9ly 1917 and 121 3 Pennsylvania ave,
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BIsnAkcKt ILLNEss.-Between the cout,
diseese OF the kidneys, and disordered liver,
resulting from excessive drink, Count Bismarck
u said 70 b at Deaths door. A man about
six feet one -inck high, taller even than the
King OF Prus.se, Of apparently herculeAn
mould, and when drawn up TO his fun
height looking the very picture OF physical
energy and strength, no one would imagine
that frame outwardly % vigorcss vas .spped
which wss seou % bow the broad towering
sboulderp and reduce the strong nan almost 70 a
chi'd's feeblenenL ifhs hour indeed hae come.
then il he - % Be deprived Of its very fore
tor Of Louis Napoleon. Ne liner modern nsster
on The srt q stase craft has yet appeared upon
Tie staee, and the day vim be far distant ere a
grsaesf than he, or let us say his equal, can be
found
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-23
F0RTY-FIRST CONGRESS.
This Afternoons PROCEEDINGS
SATURDAY, April 3.
THE SENATE is not in session to-day.

oE4NA1G Is not IN eetSlOn UO-tlay.
HOUSE.-Mr. Stephenson (Ohio) presented
the credentials of Erastus d. Peck, as Represent
ative from the Tenth Congressional District OF
Ohio, in place of Hon. L. H. Hoag, deceased.
The Governors certificate was read, and Mr.
Peck came forward and was sworn in.
Mr.. Dawee (Mass.) offered . resolution that
all leaves Of absence granted for an indefinite
time shall not extend beyond the 9th day of
May next. Agreed to.
Mr.. Benton IN. H. made an explanation re-
gardiDg the absence of his colleague, Mr.. Ella,
and asked that he might be excused from the
order of the House, made last night, in regard
to absentees. Mr.. Ella was excused.
Mr.. Hooper (Mass.) explained In behalf or his
sence from to-day, and had taken the train
north last evening, in order 70 save time. He
asked that he might be excused. Upon q divi-
sion, the House by q large vote refused to ex-
cuse him.
Mr. Mungen was excused, on account of sick
ness in his family.
The regular order being demanded, the House
proceeded to the consideration OF the bill in
relation to the Hot Springs Reservation, in
Arkansas, which was pending at the expiration
of the morning hour yesterday.
MIR. Orth, (Ind.,) Chairman OF the Committee
on Private Land Claims, continued his argu-
ment in favor of the bill.
After further discussion the bill was passed.
Pending further reports from this committee
the morning hour expired
Mr. Archer (Md.) presented the petition OF
Nathaniel Leithser, OF Havre-de- Grace, Md
praying for relief. Referred to Committee on
Claims.
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NV YoRK-vtRer poAnp,
[ - Bsshevs,' Drekers, asd cc.aercel Lssss ~
Tsiecrapa-J
Lsv1e Johnson d Co. quote stocks and bon 10

4 ~ 808A6J, 0yO8ru o&4 tcs8rrI& Lt0<4 ~
fsiecrapaI
Lewis Johnson q 90. quote stocks and bon 90
In home and foreign markets - follow:
NEW NoRK, April 22--First Board-U. g. ep
lss1, coupon, uiN; e2o's, ls62, coupon, lI2y;
eDs, ieea, coupon, III; s-2es, lse5, coupon,
lla; e1fs, new, ls6o, coupon, 100 \; S-2os, isz
coupon, ll0S; 62s ,ises, coupon, mo !; IO-4es,
coupon, loek; Currency 60, liz, MAriposa, 81;
90. prefd, :; Canton, -; Cumberland, ak;
western Union Telegraph, S2S; Quicksilvcf,
2 P.csnc Msil. ssk; Boston Water Power.
IL Adams, Express, 81; wels' Kspress, isA
AZ; Merchants Union Express, =; New
Ycrk Central and Hudson, SO a; do. 90. Scrip.
So Erie, 24S; Erie prerd, =; Harlem, lsf:
Harlem preferred, ord, l5o; Reading, ssk; Mich,
tgan Central. ia; Lake Shore and Michigan
southern, 81 Il; Illinois Central. l39; Cleve-
land and Pittseurg. lo2; Northwest, T4S; DO.
preferred, Sk; Cleveland. Columbus and Gin
einnsti, =; New Jersey Central, l06s :; Rock
Island, III 4; Milwaukee and ST. Paul, co.,:
do. prefd, s4s; Wabash and Western, sOl; DO
DO. prerd, ii Fort Wayne, s2S; Alton and
Terre Haute. ofTd, 30; do. pref-d, =; Chicago
and Alton, ll2; Chicago and Alton, preferred
1l3; Ohio and Mississippi certificates. 3IS; Ten
nessee 6s. old, 60A; do. new, SS; Virginia g.
old, 69a; North Carolina SIS, old. a.; Missouri
6s,, &k. Gold. 113 5a1l3S. MARKET strong.
by Cable.l
LoNDoN, April 49, y. m.-Closing prices-
Consols, S2A; Bonds. 1852. s. 4; Isszs Sk: ls<G
Sk; 1o-4o's, IS; Illinois, 112X; Erie, I9k; Allan
tic, q. Market firm.
LivKRPooL, p. m.-Cotton market closes
firm. Sales Il, 900 bales. Middling Upland..
liA; Middling Orleans, l1Aal1k.
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The Ohio Visitors in BaItimores
Tel9raphed Ezclusirely 70 The Ereninq Star.

Itt<BTuINtu LcIGsttely 70 INC ECcniFg NfGT.
BALTIMORE, April 23.-Th1 members of the
Ohio Legislature and other citizens OF that
State, who have been on an excursion to Wash
lngton city, are to-day the guests OF BaltimoI e,
by an invitation from the Mayor. After visiting
the steamship Ohio, of the Bremen line, they
make an excursion down the bay. On their re-
turn they will visit Druid Hill Park and leave
for their homes on the $50 Western train to-
night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-23

DoNN PIArr says that the colored goddess of
liberty in the Washington amendment process
son, "went by, shaken up in the most lively
manner in gaily decorated wagon"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-23
LETTERS FROM THE SOUTH.

Fernandina, q Place % Get Away
From-The Coming Seaport Of the
SOuth-SOnthern Great Expecta.
tf00s-Wfll they be RealisettS-The
Sc. johns RtveP-Vfsit % jackson.
Vile, Fl0rida-A Thriving Place
The Land Of FlOWeFA-MrA. Harriet
Beeeher Stowe and her Florida
Plantation.
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Steamer Disabled.

1elaordphed ESclGstrely to the Epenirp Star.
FORTRESS MONROE, April 3.-The steamship
Moro Castle, from New York, fell in with the
steamer Cleopatrs, from Havana, for New York
disabled, seventy-fve miles out, and towed her
in the Roads, and proceeded on her voyage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-23
Liverpool Rejoicing Over the Arrival
Of the ' City Of Brussels.''
TdegTdphsd ExclEsirely to The Evenina .ytay.

LIVERPOOL, April 23.-There were great de-
monstrations Of rejoicing here on the announce
ment Of the safe arrival OF the City OF Brussels
Though il was dark when she arrived crowds
collected, cannons were fired, and other evil
dences Of general satisfaction were INDUCED in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-23

SURGEON E. M. STEIN has been detache q
from the Marine Rendezvous in this CITY, and
ordered to the Naval Station at Mound CITY,
illinois,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-23

7eiegraphed E1cias,uely to The Epening Star:
GREAT SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, April B.
1t is stated that the Mormens north Of here are
buying all the arms and ammunition they can
obtain. The ostensible object ID protection
against Indian hostilites, but the Indians have
never been hostile to the Mormons (PshaVD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-23
Papal InfaIlfbflfty.

Photographed Ereisssceiy TO The Eueniag Star.
Destroying the phamplets recehtiy issued by
Hefel, Ransaher md Swartsenberg AGAINST
papal infallibility. The photograph of these
gentlemen have also been seized. :