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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-17

The following review OF the wholesale dry
goods raue during the past week IL from The
New York Daily Bulletin OF this date
Inc dry goods trade still presents 8 dull, in.
slight increase of activity on some special
lines. The general phase of the market how
ever, is very unsatisfactory 10 holders, who ex-
hlbit some anxiety to lessen their stocks and for
that purpose have offered con cessions on prices
but with little effect. The decline in prints had
more effect ia bringing buyers TO town than any
concessions in other goods and the country
trade was fairty represented during the week
Buyers confined their operations almost en-
urely to prints, but their presence gave an Air
OF commence TO holders, and in consequence
the market closes with q much better feelino
Inah prevailed At the opening of the week.
Thefe mas not been any further general deciina
IN prices, although the lower tendency of tie raw
msteriai mas been cited By buyers as an argu-
ment TOR further decline eventually.
crown sheetDgs and shirtings are not very
animated, the distribution being confined mainly
10 lew brands or the most popular makes
bieached sheetIngs and shirtin9s are quiet and
without Improvement. Stripes and ticks do not
seem 10 improve materially. Derims and cot
,onades are not in very liberal request. Osna-
stances slightly OFF. Siiesias are inactive. Can
ION nannels are hardly meeting . seasonable
uemand. Prices are still somewhat unsettled,
and are TO some extent nominal. Printing
Cloths are hrm, with prices tending upward.
The prfces current on standard prints are too
and there is little probability Of further de-
cline. Cloths are meeting the usual light de-
maBd current 1t this season. and the move
ments are confined 70 small lots. Caeeimeres
are not selling very freely in heavy goods. The
are in moderate request, and at slight concss-
sion in prices considerable quantities could
doubtless be moved. Linens remain inactive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-17

STRENGTH OF THE AEMY.-Accordi riding to the
annual report of General Sherman, OF officers
and enlisted men in the army is "a $50. In COM
pliance with the law Of Congress, the number
OF commissioned oficers must be reduced from
Ass to 2,2'1 by the LIST OF January next. The
enlisted men must also be reduced to 30 900 by
the Lat of July next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-17

AT THE WHITE HoUsR.-Senater Cole called
'his morning at the White House and had an
interview with the President. as also did Secre
tary Belknap.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-17

TIE FORCE TO BIZ RKDUCEp.-The rush of
work in the Census Bureau has greatly Stacked
up of late, as General Walker has pushed things
vigorously ahead and soon the work of rsduc-
ton in the force will commence, probably . or
so clerks going on the 1st proximo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-17

Hon. f. c. IKGERsoLL, of Illinois, is in town
and seems to take his defeat quite phi,osophi-
cally, though it was provoking to be beaten
through the treachery Of defeated candidate
for the nomination. 1t seems probable that Mr..
ineersoll may take up his residence in washinr-
tan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-17

NAVAL ORDERS To-DAY.-Second Assistant
Engineer W. B. Baylcy to. the Saugus as the
relief OF s. eond A..i'tsnt j. II. Harmony; Act
ing Gunner z. &. Neil - temporary ordnance
duty al the New York navy-yard: lieutenant
George Nj. Beck return from Swatara and
placed on sick leave; Master j. o. AIlibore d.
tached 1 ON kans:s and return - the Unit I'D
States; Niesbipnan Frank G. Birney detached
from Franklin and placed On sick leave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-17
Funeral Of tne Late q. W. ssarbueE.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 1.-THE funeral Of Z. ".
Stsrbuck, OF the Tmes. took place this morn
ing. large number OF editors and other
prominent citizens were present. The body
Was uttered in Spring Grove Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-17

SENATOR YATES, who has been confined Il
his bed, at his home in Jacksonville, Illinois
with bilious fever, is now convalescent, AND
hopes to be able to leave for Washington in ter
days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-17

The New York money market is more active,
and call loans range from to per cent, with
most OF the business at per cent. in the dis
count market prime business paper is quoted at
to 81 per cent. Government bonds were
rise in gold.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-17

SENATOR ScHURz AT THE WHITE Horsx-
Senator Carl Schurz called on the President
this afternoon, about 2 O'Clock, and sent in his
card, but was informed that the President wa.
busy at the time, whereupon he withdrew. The
President, 1t appears, devoted the afternoon to
clearing of file Of unanswered private cores
uOndeuca.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-17
BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye 10 the best in the world
HssnIess reliable, instantaneous, does not contain
IeAd nor any eSfse poison to produce paralysis or
Soasang virtues they do not possess. fhe genuine,
": "A. batchelcEB Hair Dye has had larry years
the only perfect Hair Dye-elsck or Brown. Sold
y al DruGgfsts.- Applied ct 10, Bond street, New
10TH. foS-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-17

1NvITED TO THE PLYMOUTH CELEBRATION
the President and Cabinet have received an
invitation to be present at the anniversary ce,e-
bration Of the Pilgrim Society to be given at
Plymouth, Mass, on December, 2ist next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-17

CONSOLIDATION OF REVENUE DISTRICTS
The principal reform now under consideration
by the President, is the consolidation OF the
Internal revenue districts throughout the conn
Try, bnt especially in large cities, with view OF
diminishing the number OF Off cers ard decreae.
'ng RE cost or collecting the revenue. This pro
reeding is authorized BY the amended Irterna,
Revenue law OF July last and will be carried
nto practice within the next two months. II il
estimated that the number of districts can pr ODD
her. This will throw out great many officers
md the President declines to I'LL any vacancies
row existing, in order to lessen the number to
be hereafter removed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-17
LECTURES.

A MUSENENTS FOB WINTER EVENINGS.
a TOT Churs hes, Schools, Christian Associations
pissnivlng Views over eco paintings to select FROM
me 70, Hey Land, scriptural Views, Ascent of Mont
ionic Views etc. Terms reasonable. Magic Lau,
ferns lor cblldrens parties. III. WILLIAMS, 9I1
street. between 9th aud 10th. N. w nos I'M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-17
q Cincinnati Nuicide-

CisCINNATI, Nov. i7.-.Ios. A LAs,e,t. of
flqus, OHIO, an old aud respected citi7en, Shot
himself yesterday, while temporarily derangel,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-17

". H. II. FITBIAN, q first class clerk 10 the
Census Bureau, has resigned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-17

WINNIE RRAN writes from Rome, October
9Th, that she would soon take her departure
from the Eternal City for the United States.
bringing with her the statue OF Lincoln, Just
completed, and says she hopes to be able to pre-
sent it to Congress shortly after the commence
ment of the ensuing session.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-17

SENATOR CATTKLL telegraphs here that hi.
health is greatly improved, and that he will be
on hand at the opening Of the session in Decem.
Der.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-17

ARMY ORDERS To-DAY.-Lieutenant David
a. Griflth, unassigned, is relieved from duty As
indian Agent, and win proceo to his home and
await orders. Lieutenant W. f. Horton is a,
his own request, transferred to re list of super-
numerarics.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-17
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RKvKNUK.-The receipts from this
source to-day were s267 ,sSO.22.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-17

JUDGE BRADLEY, OF the United States Su.
preme Court, has purchased the elegant house
Of Marshall Brown, Esq, on the corner of New
Jersey avenue and street, and is to- day NOV
ing his furniture there. His family will occupy
their new home the latter part Of the presen,
week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-17

NOZZLE. Nov. n There was killing. freez-
frost this season. "S'"u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-17

Frost ~ Mobile.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-The steamer Samsria
takes sli4 ,962 in silver bars 70 Europe tc-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-17
BYCICIYS IN MART, Ey,,-,, Hat, !.

BYoIcLKs IN WAR-7he Fiery Jtataaed ITelo-
cPede.-Ihe most extraordinary story connect
which asserts that two Americans, Messrs
Eefnolds and May, went to Paris and came ont
by balloon, for the purpose OF making and fnl-
hlliDg contract for the supply OF vel0cipedes
to the garrison. These machines are to be CON
structed with indian-rutber tired wheels, go
that their riders can move about noselessly
We must be prepared for curious details in the
reports OF future engagem ents, where the num-
Der Of velocipedes captured must be set side by
side with guns, muskets and mitraiilsuses
They viii certainly be less expensive in the long
run than horses. and the gallant officer Who has
three or four Of these vehicles shot under bin
can be more easily cousoled for the loss of his
chargers by the reflection that blacksmith and
Q wheelwright will be able to set his stud in
order at very trifing cost.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-17
STAK COURSE
LYON POST, NO. 9, g. A. Il.

TAk 90 RSE
LYON POST No. 3, GAR.
The Pest has the honor to announce tbs, ~ has
eonpietea arrang sments for q course Of four Lee.
lures 10 De given AZ Lincoln Hall. The season will
MONDAY EVENING. DECEM Ser 1870,
"i'n new METZ 0y 'f DE- s5ssi Rh"%?,i'
Author ora Summer bay at Long Branch mrs
ssTGGsiPSxilYNESSEslNe, DECEMBER 10. 1870,
's the '.isn'si Miss i2as1 K1TE FIELD.
ssf aSH Il III
By the eloquent
Subject By reaue. rhs k M.Hy VIM. o, Utah
gaS,sssp Az. EyISiTG, DECEMBER -, 1870.
n' u, 'n' a~ GEssk s11si !; kILPAyHlck,
dents ot M sa Battle Scenes and Incl
season tickets entitlins the ,urch ..er to the same
az 01n BE oSsd
nue., on ana after November 1 1870. &C sl-l6t
GRAND COURSE OF LECTURES
oSESa IHfe BH ihs ffsH1 ea 6 ses
LINCOLN HALL,
Commencing
ps s1S5SssI Blind Man s;S p GsiIiS5S
sSslsss-Ghivsiry Yesterday and fa:d HSsiNe'
Journey to the Country S q the pr.If.
sabieet Select Kssdfnss from 6slsSt.saa a.
thors.
January .......-. 60. STEPHEN MaSyETT
Subject - Sixty Minutes Chat with China and
japan.
February Is G. SAKE.
6ub5ect-Poetry aud Poets.
March MCCARTHY.
March sue.se.-rhs Throne. Of tq ETs FIELD
. SubJect-Actors and Acting.
March HORACE GREELEY.
April IL ..-....-.-LILLIANS d. EDGARTON.
SubJect-Gossip, lis Causes and Cure.
April 8.....HIRAM GREEN, Lait Gustice Of Peese.
- Subject-Bile.
Single tickets, so cent?; Season tickets, 50; Sea-
SOD tickets admitting a gentleman and lady g >.
corner OF l4th street and New York avenue, and
Bnrrs Furnishing Store, 910 street.
purchasers OF season tickets secure reserved
seats for the conrse without extra charge, aud
alter November 2lst. at Burrs go r at. &C 81 I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-17
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS
THE RUSSIAN COMPLICATION!
ENGLAND PREPARING FOR WAR!
INT1EsE EXCITEMENT IN LONDON.
.1OSTO, KING OF SP.fI.v.

HIS ELECTION BY THE CoRlEs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-17
WASHINGTON. d. c. THURSDAY NOVEMBER IL. 1870
ADJUSTMENTS.
MAILS OPERA HOUSE.

Walls OPERA HOUSE.
.se.asnt 4 ffst SEBsR and and her
sio,,isS Iirst time in washipston OF the i''t New
u: k3is6, "a E e: F: .. s
The Kiss 81 IL THE 'n' farce OF
MS 1t s Hne. o. Lisa WEBER and her beautiful
sHTESPHY Grand Cal. Matinee HS,, At IA pele.
3 asS1a seat. 81 R Rifs sfen se SSS'l' O
NArIONAL rHEAr.R-rHURsDAY,N Nov. II,
s. rs sTnsG! 4ri ffo6si
~iE appear in two o. their Grand S1ecisEtiss.
Be s.mie. pantanims; entitled TAE HEsTiC
cHiLpRkSs nATiSIE s saTUsDaT, at
.d s9 H.! haE kssSSf H3is:F
MAsQUERADE COSTUMES.
Basirs ss4sa I.sSs,S F. M ssSsk Mn a
ttGI6 and SHARxSfIR DRkssEs.i
friends and II ai iSsl' 500 It'll
at short notice. ParioT Scenery sns tain
for rent. nol2-eo3m
's aM s''|on =. .aa hE1ssii.:'on} u.s. 4I s''
B1ARKRITERS,
90. leo SEVENTH STREET. between and streets
EssM Doors soovs Odd Fslloiss' Hall.
Fss1'' s:s: Gs.or %ad g:
,asdes Picture Frames, Picture Cord and Tassels.
NJ fi I'm ss Sa g =" District.
Please remember Name and Number. ap1s-ly-
RAILow sALLBBI
OIL PAINTINGS FOB BALE.
~. r; s.: s sss as rOruE.S
BALLS, PARTIES, &c.
'CAIRD ANNUAL nAsouERADI AND CIVIC
BReTHERLY CosGLAvI. No. .s.P.K,
gbS hsiL s ssy 2s PC
The Executive Cornmittee have spared neither
me or means to make this AFFAIR the browning event
.%i.,lns cent ;9 9es Lad Isais sa,
Rotary: Capt W. d. COZ, rreasarer nOi7,sis
h. 0f GRAND ANNUAL LEvEx
At New Masonic Temple, a
THANKSGIVING Eve, November %. 1870,
under the auspices Of
MOUNT yERNON LODGE. No. 3,
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Tickets, Two Dollars. admitting gentleman and
For sale by the Committee and at the Cigar
stands Of the Metropolitan and ST. james Hotel
BY order OF the Committee.
nol0-td J.B. DAUGHros.
Unity, FRIENDSHIP AND True CHRIS.
~ TIAN CHARITY.
HIBERSIAN BENByoLEsT soCIETYs AN
NuAL BALL AT NARINIS HALL, a
iS:s s1iSsfn ss ~ 1nd
Icnd NJ invitations issued. nol5 t.th.sat smt.wE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-17
Capsure OF Anesber Pacfne Railread
RObher.

SALT LAKB CITY, Nov. 16.-The same party
Of Mormons who caught four Of the Central
Pacific railroad mail robbers, near this city,
brought in another late last night, named Dan
Taylor. who was captured after hard race. Ii
is understood that he has confessed to being q
party In the robbery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-17

~The rose, apricot, Nile green, and China
pix are the favorite colers in hight evening
~ Monograms have broken ont hercely In
Two new places-the corners OF gentlemen's col
lars, and the gauntlets OF ladies' gloves.
~ The oil eisenhower seeds is now worked
over into delicious perfume. e.
81 1t begins to look ominous when the woman
Of the period wants her Climb; she used TO be
satisfied with her breonstick.. s2za1skh5 r
H1-The Maeens, Of Tennessee, are developing
q Homestead scheme for supplying the families
Of deceased brothers with comfortable homes.
0Ihe Archbishop Of Paris has given permits
sion 70 use hoFsefie on fast days 80 2
UThe sign In church vestibales, "Young
ladies will please not eat chestnuts during
seryice,T Is Indigenous ~ illinois. -srrsa..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-17

IL Nevada. q -
ga new style Of rocker, (which VIM make
the rocking chsir ere 7ser favorite than ever
s announced as q recent New Haven invention
ga man has been fined in Hartford court
to get up and buifd the Ere, and he was there
fore compelled to resort 70 severe measures.
! ~ Hapless Chicago. Cincinnati is ahead At
last. It boasts that ffty-seven divorce cases
cheat that" 80. :. = - ---g.1s = 4 :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-17

AFFAIRS IN LoUDoN Co., VA.-The Lessbur,
Mirror OF Yesterday has the following items:
Tie North Loudon rrpike.-The vote i'm thi,
town on Saturday last, upon the question of q
corporation subscription OF % 900 to the Nortl
LONDON Turnpike Co.. resulted one hundred
ard six in It's favor. and twenty-four against il
Pest Cfe:.-At Neersville, Loudon county
ITibby, failed 10 topd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-17
Hanl0D, the Child Mard erer. Con.
Yfcle0.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1.-The jury in the
Norman murder case returned a verdict thi.
morning Of "guilty Of murder in the nrst de-
gree
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-17
N~ULEAB AND HARMLESS As wArIK.
NATTAM's CRYsTAL DIsCOyERY.
FOE THE HAZE,

L. warranted to restore gray hair to its original
color in from three to ten days, prevent the hair
from falling, and cure dandrun and scurf In about
two months IL is also an excellent dressing for the
hair, giving brash dry and wiry hair IN elegant and
glossy appearance. IL Contains nothing pcssopous.
and is % clean and clear q water. Everybody can
use il with perfect confidence.
The fact thst some three Thousand bottles have
been sold in town within Few msnths ID proof Of its
entire success.
For sale By all Drugghts and at the Depot. corner
ID and streets NJ
Iiharsl ais<,ucs. A..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-17

NKw YORK, Nov. E.-There we've twenty-one
proposals for the Gale Of bonds to-day, amount
ing to S4.,35, $50. Highest offer, 101 o. lowest,
l0o1I. The awards win be Of 81 1000 900, at
le6. 46 TO 1850.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-17

U L1ARH GIRnAH.~x spseisi ooar.s 81 10 IN
@rucvpn An y Gs5%sn Si!l Be Ss1@seesd q the
on ocT0BlR inS, b. B. L. sfLkk. ssssssr Of
~ ~ , ~ me pubic schools. Terms for surss
~ ~ ie,eons, ~. Applications will BE received Al
me Collese, corner 7th md D streets. ana a. ne
s,dsnce a u tsacher, SIS Nh street between Il
,orriysfe eiasses IN German and French can be
49, ~ tee teachers residence, q moderate
seS ~
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-02-11
MlistGuantOus.
Sleep.

Sleep which is q kind Of antici-
patton of death, is IN lifetime o
death which restores vitality. 1t
procures the happiness Of being
born again every day. The better
the sleep, the greater the proba-
billty of longevity. Night ought
to to be conscerated 70 sleep
This is q law of nature which can
not be infringed with im2unity.
Nothing is more prejudicial to Ion
gevlty than devoting the nights to
intellectual or bodily labors.-
Many literary men, learned men,
and artists have died young IN con-
sequence of this practice. On the
other hand, early rising, after be-
ing refreshed by sleep, is as benef-
cIal as late work is the reverse
The amount of sleep necessary fer
relnvigoratlng depends upon the
age, habits and constitution of the
individual. 4 newborn infant
would perish fkept awake twenty
four hours. Sleep IS even more
necessary after mental than after
bodily labor. A man who thinks
little is always in O kind of topper.
Old age, again, require less sleep
than youth and adult age. As the
body is more assessable to beleter-
lous influence at night than by day,
the air ought also to be fresh. and
the supply plentiful. The stomach
should not be loaded. The bed
should not be too soft, and if posi-
BILE the head should le to the
north, the feet to the south. The
head should never be covered by
the clothes but there should be
more outer clothes at night than
in the daytime; the temperaN
ture of the body not being so high.
1t is a good thing, on taking off
ones dab clothes, to lay aside also
all thoughts of the past. 1t is only
thus that complete relaxation of the
mind, as well as of the body, is Sc
cured, and without this unbending
of the mental faculties perfect sleep
is impossible.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-02-11
RADICAL BAD FAITH.

In the United States Senate, on
the 18th ultimo, Senator Thurman
made a speech on Ohio politics, IN
reply to Senator Sherman, from
which we extract the following We
ry pointed reference:
"But, sir, then came the election
Of 1868, that my colleague lost sight
of entirely. You carried the State
Of Ohio for the Republican party in
1868. How did you carry it ? You
carried it upon the Chicago plat
form /; which declared that to every
loyal State belonged the regula-
ton of suffrage in that State. Was
not OHIO a loyal State Who de-
MES 1t I? You SAID in the platform
of the Chicago Convention which
nominated General Grant, that TO
every loyal State belonged the reg
ulation of suffrage In that State
You SAID that to the people of OHIO
in 1868. You said it from every
stump, you SAID it in every conven-
ton !; you SAID it IN every newsPa-
per /; and upon that solemn pledge
TO the people of Ohio, that to that
State should be left the regulation
of suffrage therein, you carried shat
State. But the election was scarce
ly declared, President Grant Was
not inaugurated yet, before You
proposed to nulliiy that declaration,
to repudiate your platform of Chi
eago, and 10 force OF tho people Of
OHIO the Fifteenth Amendment
And now my colleague says that
the people OF OHIO at their last cleo
ton decided liz favor Of the Fif>
teenth Amendment"
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-02-11

by no mean fragrant smell, came
to the seat, and coolly moved the
member of the legislatures valise
from a position near the window TO
g place neal aisle, ensconcing him.
self in the desired position. Mr..
Speaker Cunningham soon returns
ed, but, instead of sitting down by
his sable companion, as it was gen.
orally anticipated he would, turned
from him in disgust, took his carp
ct sack and proceeded several seats
beyond, where he found one unoc-
cupIed. This fight from the negro
this desire to avoid his company
was the signal for a general laugh
from Democrats and Republicans
who witnessed the scene. 1t was a
vote against the Fifteenth Amend
ment in u railroad car by one who
had just vosed him IN the IIegisIa-
ture political and social equality.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-02-11
Death OfAIIen TrimbIe.

The death of Ex-Governor Allen
Trlmble, at his residence in Hills
boro, on Thursday, at the advanced
age of 81, vas that of q good man,
who in a long life, had LETT his
impress upon this State. He was
a Virgiuian by birth, but resided
in Ohio for sixty-fye years Fol
many years he was a leading mem
Der of the Ohio LeglsIature-was
acting Governor of the State in 1922
and elected Governor in 1926 and '28
His popularity was so great that al
the election of 1928. being the AID
ans candidate for Governor. he was
elected over John W. Campbell, the
Jackson candidate, Il of the pur-
est and best men, althoughat the e.
lection a few weeks after, General
Jackson carried the State.
Gov. Trlmbfe loft a large number
of descendants, the Rev. Joseph NJ
Trcmbfe, Of this city, bcing one Of
his sons.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-02-11
Endurance.

A Student at Ann A~bor, having
remarked that man had more endu-
rance than woman, a lady present
answered that she would like TO see
the thirteen hundred young men IN
the University laced up IN Steel
ribbed corsets, with hoops, heavy
skirts, trails, high heels, paniers,
chIgnons, and dozens of hair pins
sticking in their sealps, cOOped up
IN the house. year after year, with
no ~exhilerating exercise, no hopes,
aims or ambition IN life, and see if
they could stand it as we'll as the
girls. Nothing, said she, bat the
fact that women, like cats, have
nine lives, enables them to survive
the present regime to which custom
dooms the sex.