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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-25
MISCELLANY.
ADVANTAGE TO THE CoMMUNTsTy'



Outbreak at MarseiIIes-- Reinfsreenients
s8ss s&kfs fer fhe versaiIlisfs. 70
PARIS, April 23-Official reports to the
Commune state that the nationals silenced
several of the enemy's batteries on Satur-
day and repulsed the attacks on Issy and
Vanvres on Thursday night. a1' ii'R
The Prussians have ordered all strangers
TO leave st. Denis. 49, - sia-.T
Gen. Cercillia has been appointed COM
mandant of Paris.
Gen. Bergerott has been released from
arrest. --ve-.-------g----------
WASHINGTON, April '24.-The decisive
attack on Issy and Vanvres has been post
A night attack, by the. COMMUNISTS,
on Asniers was repulsed with great
slaughter.
Faidherbe is expected at Versailles. I
Toulouse has been declared in, state Of
siege. g 81 q ~
There has been another emeute. at Mar
saiIles. iates Hs i.aF
VERSAILLES, April 24.-The expected
general attack has not comnnenced..
Reinforcements for the Versailles army
are arriving daily, and are Immediately
forwarded to the front. : 80. .-.,-,, + i.
The evacuation of Charenton by the
Prussans is officially contradictei. -
1t is reported that the Prussians at st.
Denis, have stopped the ingress of sup
plies 20 Paris from the north. .iai-ila
PARIS, April 2I.-G9n.- ClHseret reports
to the Commune that susp ension of hos
tilities at Neuilly has been arranged
to-day from noon, also reports that affairs
at Asniers are in excellent condition.
There were no great movements of
troops yesterday.
Z Immense preparations are in progress.
Torpedoes have been planted at the st.
Germain and Versailles railway station
and batteries erected in the Rue CASTELAR,.
The churches st. Treche and st Sulpice
have been re-Opened and their cures have
been released from Imprisonment.
'+5 VERSAILLES, April a -Thiers received
th,, deputation of the Masonic Lodges Of
PariI', who asked, in behalf of the people
of Paris, an armistice. Thiers, replying,
said that Gen. Ladmirault had power to
grant truce whenever necessary, but the
Commune could never be recognized by
the Government. ry-r -
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-25

A "wood ibis, p a very rare bird in this
country, was recently captured at Jones'
Bluff, Alabama. 1t is sixty-one inches
high and eighty five inches from tip to tip
of the wings.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-25

A few iron nails placed in vase with
flowers will keep the water sweet and the
flowers fresh. This arises from the sui
phur eliminated from the plants combined
with the iron.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-25

"Well, my young gentleman, and how
would you like your hair cut ~ 40, like
papa's, please with, little round hole at
the top,nilE I'll IOK
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-25
River News.

A number of our up-country friends took adj
vantsgeof the tide and brought down their
surplus produce, arriving yesterday and dis
charging their cargo at Sanfords wharf
Capt. Stone, of Granger county, brought down
1,2O0 bu shells Of corn, 200 sacks -four and s. 900
lbs of'bacon.I1 JfilHsia AUJIfkF =
Cap Mitchell, from the same county, dis
charged cargo of $500 bushels of corn, 80
sacks of -four $50 bashelsio wheat, and 400 lbs.,
of bacon.
Capt Pryor Nance, also of Granger, un-
loaded q Hundred bushels of corn s1sO of wheat
and 40 bags of oats.
Capt. Cramely. of Granger county, brought
down cargo of 500 bushels of corn, 400 bush
els Of wheat and 500 pounds of bacon. Z
Capt. Thos. c. Spurgeon, of Sullivan county,
brought 196 sacks of -four and 200 bags of
corn 30 >31I4sG s-3tH yHQT4Eq feF r.
Cal. Buren,, of Rogersyille, disposed of 800
bushels of oats, 100 sacks of wheat and two
boat loads Of lumber, pine, walnut and poplar.
The drays were kept busy hauling during the
day, and transferred the greater part before
night Zr Ga ITEL 8pIvl 4,
The river has fallen considerably and the
ferryboats are making their regulay trips
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-25
Knoxville Retail Market.
AdYerfiSinS. A

A man who cannot afford to advertise, cannot
afford to do business. A merchant prince said
truly thafa person sinvessing one dollar in any
Using that business -.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-25
NIGH attack Repulsed with slaughter,
Miscellaneous and washington News.

Crevasses in the Mississippi Levees.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-25
1Druss and Medicines.

The symptoms of liver COM
plant are uneasiness and
4 EHgEEg-E1alR pam in the side. Sometimes
III CIMkf0MCi I the pain is IN the Shoulders
OtiulHUINO and Is mistaken for rheuna-
tlsm The stomach is affected
with loss Of appetite and
- .,,- rF.,f,T-.r sickness. bowels in renersl
1szuzuzz.zzzzz19 costiye, some alternating with
lax. The head Is troubled with pain, and duIl heavv
sensation, considerable loss of memory.
with painful sensation ofhav-
afeH ing left undone somethinr
4 which ought to have been
,,,,-1 Il done. Often complaining Of
lNfR weakness. debility, and low
it I' spirits. Sometimes many Of
-t .tf iplI - + the above symptoms attend
III -- t--.-sr n the disease and at other
- times very few Of them; but
the liver is generally the organ most involved Cure
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-25

FoREIGN NEWS BY THE CABLE.

Rsinferesnenfs for or, q The We afsprsaiIlis's.
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subscribe for the CHn0siclE. Z 20 2 =
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-25

An Irish gentleman, hearing of friend
having stone coffin made for himself, ex-
claimed my sowI, an that 2 geod
Afdeas Shure, an a stone coffin ~,fd -fast a
man lifetimeri ~ xHsD
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State Items.

State Items.
+ Nashville is,excited over the lease of the
/ Nashville and Decatur Railroad by the
7 Nashville and Louisville road. 1t is said
to be discrimination agains the Rock city,
prejudicial to the rights and interests
b Hon. John Morrissey Is at Memphis for
the. purpose of attending the Spring races
He.is fionized by the sports of the Bluff
city. ,,11 4 gTH..0G y, q
Potatoes grown this year have appeared
in the Chattanooga market. 3oS
Strawberries are plentifulTin the Nash
vile market at from 40 to, go cents per
quart. 80 ,,,e ..,.-..,g - ~, a.
Gen. Nancy arrived at Nashville on Sat-
urday night, where he has been attending
the meeting for the organization of the
Southern Pacific Railroad Company, A
meeting of the Directory of the Tennessee
and Pacific Railroad will be held in a few
days, at which the question of extending
the road te Sparta will be considered.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-25

the liver is generally the organ most involved Cure
the llHer win ~ - ~ --.-.s.---- n L--l--
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-25

lax. The head Is troubled with pain and SnI hsavv
sensation considerable loss of memory acconipaned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-05
Alleged CnIa~ fat FRA fse with Rebel.

L.Port of Judge Afroc1tc General Hsy.
In response To Senate resolution OF Dece,n-
her IA, $50, offered BY Senator Spraguo, the
Secretary OF Wax yesterday transmitted 10 that
body copy of a report Of the Judge Advocate
General relative 70 an alleged unlawful traric
with rebels IN the State Of Texa-. during the
late var, entered into bv Horace How Wt'lixr,
SIrague, u Senator OF tas United States. byron
SprSeue. William III. REYNOLDS, aud others. end
states that none Of the papers therein referred
10, nor any record ar ttcm. can how he found
~ the War Department. II j., however, possi-
Bile that certain az them may he on Gle AZ tLe
headIuarttTs OF the Department y; the East IN
New York citv. and search for them .ilt be
maze ana the rCSp'T hereafter rsl.o-ial
The report 81 the -lgGge Adyocatc General
states that these papers consist o. az abstract
OF staieins nts OF Byron Spragae aud Others,
prepared by MAJOR Boobies, letters OF William
Spfaeue 10 Gen. PIX, papers found up0n How.
ana the iattersr confidential state inenT. (Which
it Is stated, - only ~ be used IA ease Hnyr j.
MADE witness tor TIE government aud show
lD substance ''that Hoyt residing in Tekss a. the
breaking out OF the re oellion made his way
North, where, in the fall Of isc2. be effected an
engagement With W IN. SIrague for nScriaking
an enterprise 10 get cotton out OF Texas. Four
nrms took an interest in the NOTWITHSTANDING
X Co., Reynolds x Co., Taft < Co.. and ii a sht
~ Co.. all Of Providence. Il. L.. eacn furnishing
s2oWo. Vessels were purchased, loaded With
carsoes on nachinery, arms &c, cleared for
foreign ports, ard run to Texas. sometimes
under changed Tag, Hovt proceeding thther
upon one vi them. carrying letters OF introiuc-
.on from Governor Sprague, commanding
hin to General Eutler aud Admiral Far,
raett. The carsoes OF goods were sold In
Texas and the proceeds invested in cotton.
IL is stated By William Sprsgue that the object
vas to aid Union citizens in Texas and otfsin
ipf0rn alton for the government; but no one
else contested with the venture seems 20 have
viewed IL Ia that light. and Byron Sprague, his
partner, Who, as William Sprague AYERS. had
special Charge OF the speculation. plainly de-
scribes II as an undertaking to get out cotton.
IL appears that among the articles
purchased In New York, to he Il ken TO Texas.
were some arms and amm1 milton, and on the
invoice OF cargo with which Hoyt proceeded
from Havana to Matamoras were thousands OF
cartridges and percussion caps From an exam
nation OF all the papers. this bureau T. OF
OPINION that the parties who were engaged in
tLis unlawful traffic may be brought % trial
nefore general court-martial under the J;fh
article war for relieving the enemy with money
and ammunition. or by military commission for
violating the laws OF war in trading anu hoIdioy
intercourse win the enemy."
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whisky Frauds I'm the West,

Letter from .Br. Orriile Grant 10 the Pr.sid,nf
The Cincinnati Commercial, OF Yesterday
morning. publishes what purports to be a copv
of confidential letter from Oryille Grant to
his brother, the President. dated Chicago, June
ioth, 1870, IN reference to a proposition made
by Gen. Bl9onfieid 10 the distiiiers VINO had
been evading the law, and whose distilleres
were seized. MIR. Grant writes:-ss Mr. Crosby.
who IS Gen. bloomfeld's confidential assistant,
was authorized to make Overtures to the distIl-
leTs, and for a certain sun OF money S2O ora,
paid into the hands of any man whom they
might select, he tBloomheld) would place with
me man an papers and evidence he had az ainsi
the Gistiilers, with positive assurance that the
cases would rot be prosecuted. CROSBY was
afraid to approach the distillers. as it might
have bad effect. and proposed to me that |
would act a. third party and get the disti!lers
TO raise the money; was to retain part as my
lee. felt. OF course. suspicious about the
honesty vi his intentions, and thought il might
oe rnse to see whether would loan mvselr
i1r soch work or not. gave him to unders: and
thar unless had positive assurances that Bloom
neid would carry out in good faith all that was
proposed that nothing could be done. He gave me
such assurance that he was authorized by Bloom
heh to make such 0vertures that 1 knew that
he and Bloomfield had discussed the Question
and that he lBloomfeld) had instructed Crosby
to do with it. but know I can prove by men
unoer oath that such propositions were made to
them. These are ali facts that l most positive
" know and can swear to them, and can prove
j
know there are men here IS gaugers and store
keepers who have assisted the distillers in steal
ing whisky and received their pay for doing it,
snd that Bloomfield knows it, aud still retains
the In ONCE" = al prefer that Won do
net use this letter publicly, bat remove Bloom
field, and, Ii really pecesWy 70 prove all that
have written, can AID will do it. and great
ceal more" "Iwould like TO see YOU
personally, and tell you . little that know
about the Cuban bond corruption. You would
then know why one or two prominent republf.
cans worked 50 hard for ireco gnition, aud why
they make such strong attacks on you. l got
NV iEformation from Mr.. TAYLOR. who tried u
brihe me for my influence. | know he was pre-
pared TO make proposals, for he had letters
which he showed me authorizing him to DO 80"
0Savannah, Ca, has invested SD ,ii5.I5 in
wooden pavements.
0An Iowa doctor gave a woman fourteen
kinds OF medicine in dsy TO break her
chile. and she hasn't had any since. He ran
away. sf-s 3
a0"Fafher won YOU bny me q fsh-pole:,
said pious bcy.s ..You know ne Bible says,
"Spafe the rod and spoil the child"
ga Paris correspondent ~ rites: 8. All the
animals in the Geological Gardens have been
killed except the moukevs. these are kept alive
frsm q vsguc and Darwinian notion that they
GeSur relstises." @
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-05
FORTY-FIRST CONGRESS.
This Afternoons Proceedings.
THURSDAY, January :

sENATE.-Mr. Williams, from Commute
on Finance. reported bin relating to inter a
taxes, which he said had passed twice before
Il was passed.
NJ. Thurman Introduced a bill in reference
I" the contumacy OF witnesses IN courts q he
United Sts;cs, and before tie 4 uitcd = ,.e.
commissioners.
Mr. Wilson introduced bin 70 provide Tor IN,
app ointment Of inspectors IN the iu,i an se~yt,e
On motion OF Mr. Morton. The Presiaenr va.
requested 10 communicate the is>t correst,or,-
ceuce between Mr.. Motley anu the Dep,rt-
me NJ OF State, with The pspr-s bearing o. his
a resolution, from Committee on Indian A.
tsIS wiGs adopted. Authorizing the President 10
sue $1,000 OF United Ssasos bond, TO the
The hill arpropriatinc so .O0e 20 Dr J. Milton
Best, OF kcn'ncby, Tor the destruction OF hIs
house ~ the Union troops, was taken M. aud
MI LGlanncs argued - opposition thereto.
HOUSE OF REPHEsENTATIV ES.-Tte
Speaker laid before the House the resignation
OF Robert L. Sehenek - a ule mb,r OF COnsres,
from the ID Ohio district.
MT. Bennett ~. W introduced a bill 20 facili-
Commerce.
The Speaker snnounced the appointment of
Nh. orth (ind.l - member Of the Com mittee
Of Ways and Means % MI the vacancy caused
by the resignation of SIR. Schenck.
Mr. orth Ind called up the regular order Of
business-the consideration Of the rcDor; OF the
PaRAGUAYaN AWAITS
and reported from the committee a series OF
resolutions declaring thar Rear Admiral a. n
Davis, IN failing Ia render the aid requested
hy Mr. Wsshburp. fsilei % do his duty rs COM
mander Of the South Atlantic squadron. that
Bliss sld MsstersoD were members of the legs
tlon. and Is such were entitled TO protection by
the navy OF the United States: thar the action OF
PARAGUAY was unlawful and unwzrranted. and
that the Presidents acton in withdrawing Min
lister Mcmahon, and declining o. hold further
intercourse with Psragusyis approved: that il
IS clearly the duty ~ the naval officers of the
United States To render all necess ary assistance
10 the diplomatic officers, ard neglect 20 10 % .
should re u,5ect of inquiry and punish uent
by the Navy Department.
Mr.. Orth, i'm his CAPACITY as n member Of the
House, offered the follouisgas
AN ASENpNEST.
That We disappTove Of the conduct of Rear
Admiral Charles H. Davis in Deglec.ins 60
proceed TO the release of Bliss aud Ma.terson,
snd In afterwards holdin. them prisoners lie
then yielded the floor 20
Mr.. Swami, Nd who submitted as q minor
ny report the series OF resolutions reported hy
BAR. Wood ". Y } in behalf of Mr. Swami when
The report was originally submitted IN Nav last
MT Orth then proceeded 20 address the Hone
ms re mar ks consisting mainly OF review OF the
prominent features of the case a. reported by
tie committee.
Mr.. Swami, who represents the minority of
the committee, then addressed tn" Has. in
favor o. the minority resolutions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-05

ga SkoWheEan Mel dressnaker has been
obliged by coprt Of justice to pay q customer
ten collars damages for IN ill-htting sack.
~ Needing to be looked after when the
mercury i near zero-The poor and railroad
iron.
~Whits grenadiue is much affected BY
bridemsids this winter.
- In Troy liquor Is allowed to be sold only 10
the travelling public. Tho cfcizens are b he
seen every morning. caypetbaG in hand seek
ing something 70 hold IN their mouth.
THE English people are havin~ unueh
argument over The text books to Ne used IN
their schools uBder the new education iavx.
One party declares that " Il u hardly An ex-
aegerston to SAY that there does not exist such
thing - good EAglish rammar.v -
o0-The South African briIliants are sctcnfs-
ecs1ly pronounced 70 be not genuine. A Lon
don !eweuer, has found them, 70 bsluups of
uensiucent quartz, and thereby won the eter-
MAJ osued a. snch %. 0skiug haste % be rich,
we're gathering bushels of then.
The Cincinnati Connsr wants TO know
uhy the male persons should ooosider tt honor
able to be called public man." While the fe-
male Person Il diagraced o. being callsd q
public woman" =
~In Texss, Q lsUyer nsmed Williams cot
into . quarrel Nth oen&e Senatoe md the
np0n ahet him. Then judge I'D SherifT vith
. posse attempted 20 arrest hin, vhen h sSot
Tie Judge asd Was himseH eAot ~ 4 Dolice-.
man. A local a1fAagity aays thak q puhdo -,
fimeDt ie agpinet Wintama- a very unreaa1
able prejudice. that sentiment must b founf
In.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-05

Sy EoRk,rN Bgol,TN' aad Com rl.fc,tI T. .gyapl
Lewis johnson a Co gu.fr s..rkS anI bonds itl
home and foreign markets. n falo~s.
Nav foRs. Jan. 81 : -. III. coupon. no
@s. -. coupon 10 Ss- %. coupon, In,
- ., 20 coupon lVs.; s3is. nee, a.. c"ar.ii.
- :, o.. opap"n. lg;.. a.. %. coupon.
IL,a. - as. coupon. laf5F. Curreigy &C. Iiu1.
nsripnss =; Canton. o.: Cumberland =. vs.
,rn Mon TnlerraPh. ga, euicksilYer, =. Pscih.
NAIL 20. Boston Nsfcr f"~rr. 80: Adams p
pres O., Wells. Fsrgo Cos Errr-ss, ~. Amer
can kxrress, *; 4. 4. Express, =: New N"rA
euIsl and u aJs,n. y q a.. scrip, $ :. Erie -.
DO rr.,eIFsi, - n,.icg; ia, -, prefer q.
Lake Shore 4 Aiohisan s,a'h-rp. siS. Uuion
Ps,Ihc Rsirosd u Illinois C-a.I al lsy. clss Hand
Plrsiu-c. io- N-rtlsr -, n, do. preferred.
-; Cic,elsnd. Columbus. enc mali and lndi
ana :, - New .ler>ry cent Z. lD7. a. OK I-iaud.
la;E; Milwauiie x -. Paul. = , a., pref j. - :
" aba 81 Western a. Pat " asne. ~ Alton 4
feTe Iiauie. si-s, 'htcag. Ait"a. lt,., do. pr
i-rrel, il6-. Ohio ADD VI pgi stes =
'ol CHIC In. cent. q. T~uIirs-sr stat siA'-.
old 81 do new - 81. Nlrginia STATE siIes, I'D 6.
North tar5ina siAs-. did a.. do. hev. =, "a
Missouri siNc- So, '.ugrN PsciGr ri J. co. /,
hion ParIic Wrist B"nd-. ga G'ld, ID" sil"'i
Markat ,lrunu
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rhe narhesn To-Day.
feleyvaTisd Er~frsfr-lv % r. F-ra.so .s.,y

BAGr NOSE. Jan. Cotton duh auf YEA and
nom insiy nl'diiDg uBsnfs y, TOW uilliliar. 4 "a
. ouT quiet SUG Vers arnl. 8Eari 81 susarl I.
-sas -; Do. extra ~ = i-r- 60 family ~ rSa
:, , Cltya IL superfiae $50: a. extra. sJa
- z, DO family. SSsGlo. Wes-ern sup-rfiue,
Iase -, DO. setra. go sac B.4J. d.. isu ~
s6faassS -, Mh-at; stock s-Ar--; white, l.ssa
ed .eSal -, asiE 20 & ID = Sg7 ID. COMMON,
II -5aei =; Ohio a.! iaI.rnl. 81 s1a-l rs. Vel
Tow Corn hfm AZ =. white rnrhang.i. ra~-rss very
hsht ..d stock scarce. Oats nra ~ =. a'h,. ~
.ncAc Pork nrm ~ - sn- ale 81 20 barrels ~
sse bucgn-nier' lInE. rib SD. iiis. clear rib.
y shon4dr.-. e'ss2s han lSal.. Lar. dnil
i-sE's. " hIsks gu.-t a. 9-aa.sc.
5ALrINoKs. Jan. Virgins SKIES. oit see 80
-. esk,d do l56, ga b.G, - Ezk-d d.. ISL - 5id
~ asked
NEW foKE. Jso. 5.--tork- rather heavy aud not
Tsry active, So,I steady ~ 40 aie-E Money eass
a. pr crn- IN currcucy % per cent. n gold.
kSceenye long. o. snort. ~ Virginia -. ~ cor
do Lep q
Wv YORK. Jan 5.-fionr inii AMI unchanFei.
ebes' qGi's asd Unchanged Corn dull am M
hanged.
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Dessrucaive Fire Raxsns in Lawrcucc.
han~as

LAwRxNCr, KAN. Jan. a TIRE broke ont w
1aylcr's phstograph gallery. ON Mos street. ~
II O'Clock 20 night, and ~ TINS q ne great con
fagrafi"n If IA giHg. Three balldiugs nave been
consnmed. Less about 80 .o'H. o. appears now
that IA" whole block will he consumed. and IN
that case the io.s viii foot up fully 100 .eeh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-05

Affairs ana Wall street are quiet aud Vfthout
special feature or animation. Monday stiII
rules active al seven per cent. currency q
seven per cent. in coin. In tie market tor com
meTcial paper there = nothing new 10 note
business b eng severely restricted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-05
The Illiuots Seuss Orshto

CHICAGO, Jan. 5-Ihere 10 no change ~ the
status OF the senatorial contest A. sprincneld
General Logan Is the strongest candI fats and
be principal conf i-siiuT Is eN-dsOv. ps-l-hv.
IL IN now said that Coz Psluer's name W.fU
be presented IN the caucus. With tue hope OF
securing A compromise him. 10 tims has
been set for tie cauru..
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Goserumeut See,rs,,..
NEW YoRE-FIRsT 10

TWO Sons HANG THEIR FArHsR.-The Ca
naan N. H. Reporter learns that John Sulli-
van, or mat village, care in from MS work on
Tuesday night, and, for some real or fancied
misdemeAnor, gave one OF his boys a severe
whipping Shortly after his two boys. about
eleven and fourteen years Of age. seized John
his hands behind him and tying a handkerchief
IN his mouth for gag, took him to the barn
and hung him up with a rope round his neck.
his vile gong out to see what kept them so
long, found Sullivan in an insensible Condition
and cut him down. The boys have disappeared
snd have not been heard from SINCE ~ is said
that Sullivan was IN the habit OF beating his
ooys frequently, and they seem to be paying
him back with interest.
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Arrived Ous

NEW YORK, IAN. The Treasarv sold -.
dsy - ono.0oo gold a. i!e.Ji "a 10 -. IT, ia
agcre .ated =, ..lnG 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-05

TIRE Senate Committee on Post Olica An Z
Posi- Roads this morning had Undcr &C aera
ton the rev postal bill which recently passed
the House but came TO 10 conclusion on the
SuhieCt
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Tss ONLY DOMINATION sent TO the Senate TO-
day was that of VIM. II. Daniels, to be Collec. Ut
OF Customs at Apalachicola. Florida.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-05

PERSONAL Hon. Richard Mccormick has
arrived in town, after pretty rough trip from
Arizona, including & SHOW Blockade in kan-as
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Arrived.

LONDON, ian. 5-The uIted SsateS steam ~
orerrere arrived al Lisbon yesterday. All are
well.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-05

SENATOR FERRY has been nominated for re-
election 10 the United States Senate by the re-
publican caucus OF the members of the Mich
igan Legislature, which is equiv alent to hs
re-elC Csion.