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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-07-07
FREMONT sANDUSKY COUNTY,. ONO: FRIDAY. JULY L ISL

may open their Premium List to ali
persons without restrictions, except
ON Field Crops, which shall be confn.
ed to this county.
ART. II. The Annual Fair shall be
holden in the month of September OIL
october, the precise time to be deter
mined by the Board.
ART. II. NOarticle or animal shall
be entitled to premiums unless own
ed by the person or persons offering
the same or member of his or her
family. Provided that no male over
twenty one years of age shall be con-
sldered member of such family
No premium shall be paid when the
contrary is known.
ART. IL. No article OF animal
shall be entitled to more than one
premium atthe same Fair. Provided
that one premium in addition thereto
may be awarded in sweepstakes or
display. A single horse or pair of
horses that have competed in other
classes must be continued in sweep
stakes in the same manner.
ART. IA. Any person who shall
in any way impose upon the Society
by offering any animal or article for
competitor at any Fair in violation of
any rule of the Society; shall not be
entitled to any premium at such Fair.
ART. 10. Awarding committees of
not less than three shall be appointed
annually to examine and award pre-
miums on each class of articles, sub
ject to the approval of the Board of
Directors. The committee on Field
Crops shall require of competitors a
full statement of process and expense
of cultivation and such other state
ments as the Board of Directors may
require, of which published notice
shall be given.
ART. Is. The Board of Directors
shall meet within ten days after the
Fair, at which time premiums shall
be approved, and time of payment
fixed, except on Field Crops, which
may be deferred till the annual meet
ing.
ART. II. The premiums awarded
bE the Society shall be paid pro rata,
from the proceeds of the Fair. Pro-
vided the receipts of the Fair should
not equal the amount of the premi-
ums after paying the expenses.
All premiums not claimed before
the annual meeting from the award
ing of the same, will be deemed for
feited to the Society.
ART. Is. This Constitution shall
take effect and be in force from and
after its passage, except that the Off
GERS already elected may hold their
respective offices for the time for
which they were elected.
ART. 19. This Constitution may
be amended at any annual meeting by
vote of two-thirds of the members
present.
Passed March IL, 1871.
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PREMIUM LIST
OF THE
NINETEENTH ANNUAL FAIR
OF THE
SanduSky County Agricultural Society,
To be held at
FIR e M o N T,
ON
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday,
October 4th, 5th, 9th, & 7th, II.
sECRETARY,s ADDRESS .

To THE PUBLIC:
The Board of Directors take pleas
ure in submitting to you our Premium
List for 1871. tits enlarged and new
ly classified, and we ask your careful
examination of it, and your hearty
cooperation with us in making the
coming Fair a decided success.
The work of improving the new
grounds is now in progress, and will
be rapidly pushed to completion, and
when completed, we are confident the
Society will possess as fine, pleasant,
and desirable grounds as can be found
in the State.
New halls will be erected for the
of fruits, flowers, and
plants, as well as for the productions
of Mechanic arts and an abundance
of new stalls will be erected for the
accommodation of stock of all kinds.
and every arrangement possible, made
for the comfort and convenience not
only of exhibitors, but visitors.
We therefore earnestly invite your
hearty cooperation and influence to
assist us in making the Fair as profit
able and successful as it should be.
W. H. ANDREWS,
Secretary.
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Competitors for premium Of S25 90 will be
charged an entrance fee of IS co and competi-
tors for all other premiums in this class viii be
charged an entrance fee of 81 90 and in each
case must be entries and to start.
Committee,-C. G. Greene, D. Belts, E. B.
Belding, Fremont.
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HORSES.

Best geIding or mare for light harness
pears old or over, to be exhibited
in single harness -. ......... So 90
I'd ditto 90 |
Best gelding or mare for saddle yrs
old or over, to be exhibited under
the saddle ...................... 90 |
I'd ditto ...3OO
Best walking horse or mare .......5O0 90 |
Com II H Kaufman, Fremont; Wesley
Stewart. Clyde; Adam MoOny, jackson.
cT ASS 10 -rropcr-c ron r,s-,-r,r, ~ r,r-r
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NOTICE.

Any person who shall transfer a ticket
for the purpose of defraudingt the Society,
and any person who shall pass into the
Fair Grounds upon such ticket with the
same intention, shall each be liable to a
fine of five dollars, together with costs Of
nrOsecutiOn.
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Constitution.

ART. l. This Society shall be call
ed the Sandusky County Agricultural
Society.
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DIRECTORS.
CLASSIFICATION.

During the Fair the Departments
will be under the charge of the follow
ing members of THE Board, viz:
CATTLE.
Samuel Skinner and Peter Burgoon.
HORSES.
David Fuller and w. w. Cooper.
SHEEP, HOGS AND POULTRY.
E, KellOg and Jacob Stetler.
FARM IMPLEMENTS, MECHANIC & MAN
UFACTRERs PRODUCTS.
B. Inman and J. Parks.
PROVISIONS, VEGETABLES FARM PRO-
DUCTS.
B. W. Lewis and P. Darr.
FRUIT.
James Havens.
SUPERINTENDENT OF GATES.
l. NJ. Keeler.
CHIEF MARSHAL.
Lewis w. Ward.
COMMITTEE ON FLORAL HALL.
j. C. johnson, Chan. Norton, Hor-
ace Buckland, Mrs. r. P. Buckland,
Miss Hattie Amsden, Miss Eta Hicks,
Miss Allie Tyler, Miss Ella Russell,
Miss Mary Brush, Miss Nellie Pease,
Miss Cynthia Whitaker, Miss Mollie
Balsley, Miss Attic Sheldon, Miss
Emma Amsden, Miss Ida Bush.
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Best heifer > yrs old, under 3 .....-...5O 90
ID ." ..........3 3 90
Best heifer VI old, under . 2........-..20 90
ID &" &" .......... 1 90
Best heifer calf 90
Com IL @ Rawson, Fremont; A C An
.derEOn, Bellevue; MOwrey, Jackson.
CLASS . T,1xoN-e
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Omcers Of the sociatu

VIM. E. HAYNES, President.
OSCAR BALL, Vice President.
l. M. KELLER, Treasurer.
w. ID. ANDREWS, Secretary.
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SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONERY, BLANK

Books News Papers, Periodicals. &c. constantly hand Fine Como
Cord and Curtain Fixtures Come and them
Nv O is "NoT TO BE ExOELLED QUALITY, UNDERsOLD"
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TERMS OF THE JOURNAL;
One year, in advance, Sz,00
Six months, l,OO
Three months, 90
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Committee-R. Hermon, Mrs. Beman Ans
den, Mrs. @. R. McCulloch, Fremont; Mrs. 8
Mowery, Jackson; Mrs. jeremiah Smith, York:
Mrs D. Fuller, Townsend.
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General Cable News.
RECONSTRUCTION OF TIE BRrrrsH

REcoNsTEucrroN OF TIE BRfrIeA ARMY.
LONDON, Feb. 1.-THE following are the
principal points OF CaxdWells bill on the re-
organization Of the army, which will be brought
forward Tomorrow - the great event Of the
session: The purchase system will be aholished,
and promotions be made by fair system OF
seniority. and the rejection of horSe-guardp NH
be removed to the War Once, thereby ahoIish-
ing the dual government % long 6enouncsTi. fhs
appoiufneat OF commander-in-chief will Ns in
future limited TO the term OF i've wears. snd
that cfiicer viii be the head Of discipline and
patronage only. This 10 not directed asainsf
the Duke OF Cambridge especially, but Il IN the
interest OF future discipline. The Departmsnf
VIII have force always ready which win he
hAed At lsV,eee men, with strons reserve TO
work with the regular srny; the Volunteers
wili be lett as they are, but will he required 10
give the War Once guarantees of efficiency
This measure ts ehrewdly designed 20 head on
the anticipated copssr vative attack on the War
ON &C management, and lie intended to win over
the radicals to suppsrt the administration on
mat dangerous issue.
uonD R1LlAsKp fKNIANs COMING TO AMERICA.
LYNDON, Feb. 16.-Csptain Mack ay and three
othw released Fenians left QueenstoWu isst
night for America. There vas no iemonsfra.
ton ut either Cork Or QueenDtown.
IuE roRHisS NARKRrs 4
Loxrox, Feb. Mil 30 q. p-Oonspls a for hoth
American Secqrities frme,: bonds, iS62 81 &; lsS
u.s. Sss!: 1iiiSs;I no, ~. ssSeii suisi; Ere,
fnsN1FoHr, Yeb. ls-Donds oaist
LNkbfcoI, Ns. .-Bresdstuns suiet.
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RS THE CARNIvAL.eS&S-
PREMIUMS FOB TBorIING HORSES.

PBEaIUMs FOB TB0TTING HORSES.
FIRST DIAMOND Az, F,bruafy D., ls7l.
TretJIE : sE.s DaSa. UAs NH, Horses 10 20 70
GtriisMss'S Rond WdgOa.
First eIpum.-All horses. Fine Road Wagon
Second Premium All horses ned in the Dis
tl6t OF Colunhia previous to January l. ISL Single
Third PreInium-HOrsss in the d strict Of Column.
La Hhieh have never beaten three minutes N pub
second.
Fourth Prenium-Au borses-barrine the horse
whlch wins IN the hrst race. st Ci Gold-mountsl
Harness-single.
Fifth PIemium.-Doubls teams, 4 ota horses owned
y ore gentleman. and known a. have been driven
Together . team. from Jannsry J. ISL. Double sst
Gold mounted 4rness 10 FRS and, 20 SEE 1d and
some Robe and Blankets.
SECOND DAY-TUESDAY, February Fl.
TroffnE On. 9ItS,
Duplicate i Hrst day except a ms whip is given
~ premium IN each case Alter that, the t-st 81
IA hand. Handsome Skin hand Whip.
Thiri.-Be.t tandem team Handsome Tandem
whip.
tOnrth.-Be-t rr.,ate family carriage. handsome
BObe-
.Fifth-Best htlrInen : saddle horse saddle and
Bride.
SiIthmBes, public hack and team. Handsome
Seyenfh.-Fas,est tr"tiing horse under saddle,
G mbinins style and speed. Saddle and Bride.
G. n. ALENANDER, C,.aas'aH Of CanBlittss
Premiums 10 be seen st the store OF "A. LUrz,
49, BIO PeTnsy " ma avenue, bets een4s and
An competing horses 60 report 20 Col G. b. ALEX.
sNDEE; Chairman Of the tonIilittee. Marble Build
Eivirg name. deception, and owner Of horses.
~ "A nom Ell % ssL op1yr ssTIHE fas day for
r'fSoRS IA cstc!sS asd Ss bOFSs Lask to rae
ss5'l ., h-r.nf'sv 1Raopar.d feT sacI or ia
AGO. etf
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From the Pacific sIope

Its kicciiOn IN Ae1tc0-zLc Trench R,Ii.T Pfsd.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. l5.-Henry Drill. A
sailor; was convicted to-day of setting ere To
the whaleship Massachusetts when IN hsrbor ~,
IahyDs, HawAia.
Ihe frenchmeD OF this city raised ~ 900 Tor
the French relief fund last night, which makes
slS2 600 since the war commenced. The Amer
leans were also subscribing literally.
Advlces 10y steamer from Oguayman and
Mazatlan cav that the election for Pres De nj
VIII be sharply contested in SinalOa aud Sonora
between MueZz and Lerdo De Ts ado, while the
partisans Of Perfairo psz are numerous and
active.
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car and @ arm ~a1
AND
~ n - a ue de fsaIl
AT THE
NATIONAL THE.ITER.
yCEsDAy EVENING, Feb. II, 1871.

The Ccrnittse take pleasure IN announcing that
-gsy hs'e Inste arrangements With the rrOpristOrs
q tee National 1heater 10 eOnyert the entire build
~. from tbs PAEQuBITE TO THE REAh OF
lie STAGE. into one iIluensc BALL BOON.
The Dress Circle Parcuette. sud Private Boxes
viii afOrd hne Oprortunitv to witness the dancing
IS those W no do not wish 10 PARTED ats.
The SCPP1R ROOM will be an the JENNEs
HOUSE,, adjoining the Theatar. ana entered from
be Fall Room.
tickets, admitting gentleman and ladies' S.
LADIES' CARDS OF INVITATION can be pro
sursd by applying to the Executive COMMIT tee
Pulp solomons', blanchard & Mohun, W. q
a e. croft \ Co., Ut ~ the National Thsater.
MANAGERS:
General Giles A. smith, ii. G. liant, Rsa
General VIZ A. Terrell, GUstsys Lansoursh, L IA .
Geaersl A. b. Dyer, Gel. q. Nj. Alexander,
tslossl James Mccoy. John yo9t, Rsl,
Lewis Clsphsne, Esq. Colonel 3. ". Owen.
Wolf, Esq, Ia. Walaecksr,
DIR. D. \. Evans, Colonel " III am Wal
halCT A. q. Richards. 4. Biscson, Esa.,
y. >. sEeot, Esl., =. b. Will, ESQ.
John y. IBnis, $50, q. =. Btansbsry, Esq,
y. n Dlbanf Esq. A. Hart. Esq,
oil. .. n. Bsssn, Robert III Graham, ESQ.
EXECuIJYE COMMITTEE.
Nle1. II. Shepherd, A D eolsmop-
lien. M @ Emery, Adolf Cuss,
General ~. MIchler, 4. II Hall,
VIM. burlington, Hallet Kilbpurp,
John W TbOmpsOn-
GEORGE 3. GIDEON.
teis "a General Secretary.
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THE STBAMEB TENNEssEE.
Admiral Lee Thinks she f. Safe-No
News Expected until the Last Of
the MoBtA-Admtral POr-
tRr's (1ufnfOu.

AdmiEalLee arrived at Key West igh: before
last, and the Secretary OF the Navy yesterday
when telegraphing him on other subjects, asked
If he had any news OF the Tennessee, and re-
ceived the following reply.
=. No news OF Tennessee; none expected until
Tybee ret1rps from San Domingo last OF this
month To- New York. believe she IL all ight.
=. p. LIE, Rear Admiral,
Commanding y. A. Fleet
Admiral Porter, who is thoroughly acquainted
with the construction and sea going qualities OF
the Tennessee, thinks the rumors about her loss
are very foolish, and 10 credence should be
gwen 10 them. The fact that she h as not been
heard from ]. q matter OF no real alarm, as An
Domingo is comparatively an unfrequen;ed part
or tie globe, and vessel in the East Indies
could he heard from sooner than one in the
Ielghtofhood or San domingo. lie feels conf
dent that the Tennessee is able 20 stand any
rough weather, and that the reason we have
not heard rom her is that she has had no op-
rortunitv TO send the news home, beng ont Of
the regular lines OF communication.
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GOV. AICoRS, OF Mississippi, who vas elected
I. s. Senator enc year ago 70 succeed MI.
Reyels after the 1th OF March has, it is said,
announced his intention TO decline the position
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/ GBS. JOIN TURNER, chief comnissary OF
the military department OF the Missouri, has
been transferred TO the department OF The
Pacific. General Psnrose succeeds him at ST.
louis.
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,~The 0ermnnl at Indisnapolisssjoicsd over
me fail q Raf1 d DAkine 8 peetSel thst Va
barrel Of neur ana eTa 100 RVsas q ~ n
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This splendid Hair Dye 10 the best in tho world
Harmless, rsliabls instantaneous, doss contain
lead, nor any stse Deison 70 produce paralysis or
1oastnG virtues they do not possess. The genuine,
". a. bstchelors Heir Dye has had Aiyfy ysays'
untsrnished reputation TO uphoid fts integrity a.
the only perfect Hair Dye-Rlack or Brown boid
oy Oil Druggists. APPLIED OF 10. Bond street, New
Yoyk rs tr
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~ CONNECTICUT yesterday the republicans
dominated the following candidates for Con-
gress. In the first district, DIR. A. II. Goodrich;
second, Hon. Ezra Hail; third, Hon. II. IL.
Starkweather tor reelection.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
RI uE OAR NV l..
rY UNoHCo.
The Carnival the Carnival
Is seeming t. or town.
aEl You may bet Oh WdSEsR.t1a
VIII do the thing up Drawn.
Ihe Carnival the Carnival
rne splendid csvaicade;
The r.ch and great from eve-y Statt.
And the SoEdr0ut n lsGuarsle.
The Carnival ira Ca-aivait
Evil 10 Q .sis day;
Ard THE ta'ls,t place 20 see the seSgE
Is DRAWERS OYSTER BAY
f'H I3tG arl 1918 PENNA- AVENCE.
NATIONAL THEATER.
L. Usht lUt two Of the talented ElElish Actress
MRS. SCOTT SYtrDaNS.
THIS tThur.dsyJ EVENING. Feb. Is. III,
Size viii 81 cav "a tbs Beautiful Pay Of
FROI EE9T.
frou fTou......... Scott Sidioas
SCOTT SIDDoNs MATINEs, ssturls, At . o'clk.
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CLERICAL CHANGES AT THE PENSION Of
JicE-JaHes K. Engle, of Pennsylvania, was
To- day appointed first class clerk, ar i the re-
signation Of Gen. Robert Avery as special
agent has been received and ACCEPTED.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERFAL REvksUE.-The receipts from thi:
source to-day were egg 4.oO7
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~John w. Garrett, President Of the Balti-
papers, purchased, for $4,000 in gold the
country residence, near Baltimore, known as
" Montieello," lately the property OF william
George Tiffany.
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80 n sss s. =. 49,! Sscsases 9

MrnrHIs, Feb. 1.-THE IUaiasole's jackson
special says it IL stated upon rcd auforify tha,
Gov. Alcorn viii shortly resign and retire into
private hfe. He absolutely declines 10 70 into
the United States Senate, though his term con-
mences on the 9Th q March Dexf.
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CINCINNATI, Feb. l5.-Gsoree r. Shanar. for.
asF,y proprietor Of The Globe Hotel. shot hin-
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Oppesftisn In Missouri 20 the I.ds.-
0ov0RD1eUa.

ST. LorIs, Feb. l6.-Ths House has pas-ed q
OF the pretended confederate eoyernment s.r..,t
to by several Indian tribes In Decembere and
asking Oengress % enact such laws AZ viii omen
Ine inolan teffiocry west OF the Missouri IN
free occupation and ssttleuept OF tia ter,,,a,-s
anu the estaolhhment OF stable soyerpment'
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ST. Louis. Feb. IA special 20 the P,snb.
leaR says A fire az Helena, Ark, destroven
nearly . block of business houses. J. oss 80 DO.
ins urance $50 600. WV
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EscAped Prlsoners Reoans.r ~

HArTroHp, Cow, Feb. 16-TWo oenyiefs.
named Willis and Warner. made IN unsucoeee.
tnl attempt 70 escape from t. STATE prison sr
Wthersfreed. They succeeded in esffine \
mile away, when they were caught.
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MALLS OPERA Rouse.
A PRONOUNCEB SUCCESS,
LAST THREE NIGHTS.
FAMILY MATINEE SATURDAY,
At - O'Clock.
THE BERGER FAMILY
> i 3 Il IL Ri N q r Rs,
The Largest and Best Company OF Bell Ringers in
America. assisted by SOL SMITH HI SELL, aud
other vocal and instrumental talent.
A6mission-Dfess Circle and Parquette, 20 CITE; Sc
cured seats in Dress Circle ParsueJte, IS cts Or
ebestra Chairs, rs cts: secured seats in Orchestra
81. Family Circle and Gallery,25 cts. Resery ed
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NIAGARA By MOONLIGHT.

IN
Ergw2 great Pa ntDg oi Niagara will b. on eV-
hIbi.'oD- Illuminated, with over two hsndre other
nne Paintings, commencing MONDAY. ksb 9th,
snd renain CT sxhibtio short time. Tickets,
sdmittID. two, 3S cents. 100 =
BARLOW 3 GALLERY, 1856 Penpsy " ania aY-
euu@, Ton SIDE. over Lamb Frame and Look ips
glass store Gallery open from 10 a. m. 10 10 o.
ali
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House Special Committee 20 investigate the az
lars OF the slaughter house company, reported
That the company forfeited their charter and
reported bill 20 that effect, which passed. hy a
vote OF 20 to 4. This bill authorizes any one 10
slaughter animals al or below the slaurbter
house, on either side OF the river, for the cit,
market. -
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The mo- for 0Oyer1nonf 0ola.
NHw YORK, Feb. 1e.-There were adxfoen bt,is
to al 80: II .o-0,eeq win be awarded ID ~. rs IA
iil.35.
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More TrOuble fn Arksuss>.

MENPBls, JrNS, Feb. I.-In the Arksnsss
House. yesterday, a resolution was fntrosacsd
charging the attorney general with negligence
ln not paying the militia vouchers, and direct
ibs me auditor to paw the same, and instruct
ing the committee on Impeachment to Inquire
into the matter, and, IL correct. 10 prefer
articles Of impeachment.
The supreme Court overraled the demurrer
IN the case Of the lieutenant goyernOr-tuo
Judges dissenting. The court adjourned tiII
FRIDAY, when the trial VIII commence. The
CHEF Justice has resigned, AMI the governor has
accertef Liz resignation.
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E THE NEW MINISTER TO CHILI.-Tne Foreign
Relations Committee Of the Senate have had
under consideration the nomination OF Joseph
=. Root as Minister to Chilli aud agreed (by the
casting vote OF Mr.. Sumner,) 20 recommend
cQnfirmafion.
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JUICE WN. A. RICBARDsoS, Assistant Seere-
tary of the Treasury, returned here last evening
from his home in Boston, where Le has been for
several months, and entered npon the discharge
OF his duties to-day. IL is said that ne will give
Lis special attention to the preparation OF bonds
Tor the new loan.
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TON KINGS GREAT
i NEW NUkK CIRCUS
Will OPEN IN WASHINGTON
SATURDAY Ey1NING, FEB. Is, 1871.
'orner OF l1th street and Ohio avenue.
AND CONTINUE DCRIuG CARNIVAL WEEK
uSE6G II n 81 bS'' s = sra Il Ht5H
NOVELTY. AND
STARTLING PERFORMANCES

LOON AT THE ARRAY OF TALENT
Mas 1LlZA KENYON. the Graceful and bash
and attitudes in the Iuine Art Will sstonish and
Delight every bsholder and whose Classic Poses are
only To be esen to be admired. EDWARD GARD-
NIB, the Dashins ana Daring Eluestrian of tbs
age ~ Sc startling and sensational Eeats will over
MhSln with astonishment and bewider with delight.
PHlLo NATHANs, Sensation and SOmsrsault Ri
snoI@Sa: sxseSse. 36sS sAGsbRRs, two y and I'd
four horse Bider. LesDsr, Tumbler and General
London Comic Performers. BbOWN and SAND
FORD. champion Gynnasts of the world. ADOLPH
SOMZAIES, the Mar OF One Hundred ssmsrr ults
BEkT Johnson Champion LssPer OF the United
etatss: WIN SPARKS. the American Hercules and
mAh, this ehaks psrian Jester; WIN. POTTER
Ci0xn ana Comic Vocalist; w. H BURDEAU. Trick
Town and Comic Silt Performer. Mr.. TRANK
WH!TTAkEk,t the unrivslled Equestrian Manager
q Mammoth Combination of other prominent per
formers, including full Troupe Of Riders, GYM
pasts, Jugelers, Aerobats. Equestrian Clowrs, Vol
nguers. Necromancers. Trick Riders, and On sggre-
Entertainment in the country. An efficient Orches-
ira, underline direction OF Prof. ALL KAUFMAN,
viii eniven the exercises Of each evening By choice
ard apDropriste selections OF music, including OPP
in word, the Establishment i'll be the enc 10 ss
Tor those dseiring Fun. Mirta and Varied Pleasure
BILLY P0RrER will introduce his Comic Mules
Pete and Barney.
Admission, so cents; Children under ten years Of
CARD TO THE PUBLIC.-Mr Tom KING beg,
leave TO announce that he has engaged the above
tasnt Al an enormous expense, in order to exhibit
70 the cltZers OF his native city first class Circus
Enter ainment. The Company, the Stad of Horse,
Tor the patronage OF ths WASH gton public.
felo5t1 d A. PAYNE. Bus. Manager
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-16

1 The SENATE FINANCE COMMITTEES have
agreed TO report favorably a bill to provide for
the restoration to their form er owners OF lands
sold for taxes where the title is still held BY the
u. ). Government, but II is admitted that such
q bill cannot be got through Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-16

CAPT. s. s. BLACKBOARD, Of Ohio, is candi-
date for the Postmastership of the House OF Rep
resentatives for the Forty-second Congress.
Capt. u. is said to have performed good servi e
during the late was, in which he had the misf0r-
tune to lose an arm