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Ex-rebel General WADE HAMP-
TON advises Southern Democrats
TO keep away from tie National
Democratic Convention He says !,
their presence can do no good, /
and will prejudice tie action OF
the Northern delegates. When the
latter have finished their work,
their Southern brethern will of
course, give it their ratification
This counsel would seem to ind
cate, first, an eztire confidence lr,
the disposition Of the Northern
members Of the party to do EEL
that the eK-rebels can desire, SEC
oRd, consciousness that tho Wishes
Of the Southern nen are SO likely
to be unpopular, if expressed .hat
they had better only be i'm Piled.
| We have no doubt that WADE
/ has spoken advisedly, and that he
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The Radical still has Morton On
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the Senator in every Issue Morton,
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of good people. He is an honor to
, his State and credit to the Nation,
one Of whose :a ost trasty represen :
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UDY FIRTUE OF A DECREE and execu.
AD ton to me directed from the Wayne
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lie Sale, at the Court House door in the town
of Centervile, Wayne county, Indiana,
On Saturday, October 28th, 1871,
between the hours of 10 o'clock a. M, and 4
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The following Real Estate in Wayne couu-
ty, State of Indiana, to-wit: Being lot num-
Der six s. in that part of the city of Rich
mond laid out by William L.. Brady, said lot
being on North Pearl street, thirty three aud
three.fonrths (33A) feet wide in front, and
one hund. ed and fifty five 1857 feet in depth
on north side, and one hundred and forty one
and one half 14l1a) feet on the south side to
an alley ten )10) feet wide, and averaging
thirty-two ana onehalf feet (3215) wide at
said alley, being the same premises convey.
I'D by Henry c. Wright and Caroline ~
Wright, to Mary c. Falls, to be sold as the
property of Mary c. Falls and Isaac G. Falls,
to satisfy said execution in my hands In ia .
vor OF Samuel z. Cassel. Said sale without
relief from valuat ion or appraisement laws.
fas WIN. II. STUDY, Shelf W. G.
Oct.7, 1871. n3opf;9.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
Washington and Severn Camp Meet.
ing.

[Camp Meeting Correspondence of The Star. I
JACKsON's GROVE, A. A. Co., ND, August
9Th, 1S71.-Y- terday morning the usual prayer
meetings were held before break last, after
which an experience meeting was held in the
Severn circuit tent; and PRAYER meeting az the
Washington Company's tent. These meetings
were continued after breakfast, and at about
O'Clock very spirited EXP eTience meeting took
place at the stand led by Rev. Messrs. Mullen
and Hall. At 10Y O'Clock the bell sounded for
the preaching services, when Rev. Mr.. HartsOck
discOursed from the words " shall be satisfied
when awake with thy likeness" Psalm XVII,
part OF 18th verse. This sermon was one of the
spersed with appropriate quotations from the
poets.
After the dinner hour, the Severn tent was
occupied by prayer and experience meeting,
and very interesting meeting was held i'm one
OF the private tents for young people and led By
Mrs. Linyile.
At tbree O'Clock, Rev. Mr.. Muller, the junior
minister of the circuit, preached from Philip
plans, 4:I5-" can do all things through Christ
which strengthened me"-asurprisngly tine dis
course for young man. he called attention
first 70 the term all and 20 the word can as the
opposite of can't, which had never accomplished
any desirable results. We might perhaps not be
able TO do all things, but with the aid of Jesus
could accomplish much. He urged his congre-
CATION not TO reject the claims of the Saviour,
ard in glowing terms cOntrasted the character Of
the Christian and the uncOnverted man. An
invitation was given, not only TO sinners, but
those who desire more religion, and a number
presented themselves az the altar; several. be-
fore the clOse, processing to receive the sought
sor blessing. a meeting for the promotion of
holiness was also held in the large Severn tent
at which number spoke.
The night meeting was fully up 20 that OF
Sunday night in interest Rev. B. Peyton
Brown, of Wesley Chapel, preached from the
words of the PrOdigal Son, in Luke Nv, eth 10
10Th verses, in which he urged the duty OF
mankind TO return 20 the Father. Sing
ing and prayer followed, and in response to the
invitations of Rev. Messrs. GLENN aud Baker
over 10 penitents presented themselves, and u
made profession Of rel giOn-15 during the day
camp season.
Reys. b. Peyton Brown, II. McNemar, w. t.
ID. GLENN and w. IL. Laney, have arrived on
the ground.
This morning the Gay opened cloudy. and
shortly after the bell at B O'Clock had rnng for
rising gentle rain set in, but at this time fo
O'CLOCK there is prospect Of its cleari- -
The rain, however, did not prevent the x on on.
OF me usual prayer meetings in the isrsss
C
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-08
The Saratoga Regatta.

SARATOGA, \. Y, August S.-The grand
Saratoga regatta will take place on Saratoga
Lake on September 9th and 10th, 1871, under the
following conditions: A fOur-oared race, open TO
the world, four miles around the stake-bOat
each party TO row its own boat; the winner of
and the third $3.50. Also, a single scuIl race,
the same distance, open TO the world, each party
to row its own boat; the winner TO get Al 600,
and the second $500; the referee 20 have the
power to postpone the race in case of bad
weather. All entries must be made by the LIST
of September. There is no entrance money.
For the above race the Tyne crew, the cham
pion crew of England, has already entered aud
it is probable both the st. Johns crew and Paris
crews will enter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-08

.oaIa, "a. SSLv,ovv n =. ). SARAroGA-The eneat
excitement excitement IN sporting Circles tiroaSbont tSs
IS q bet Of $1,000 a side Was made
august between the owners Of Lone elbow ana
kinghsher. The race takes place at the August
OF the Saratoga course have made arrange
ments on the most extensive scale and n a tl,er
Intention that the affair shah be Conducted I'M
Of the world to see the great race n = rer,oTt
60 tnat MT. Harper viii put In Lyttleton or Ex-
pres 70 assist Lonsfellow, and Mr.. Belmont
Slensey 10 asst king6sher. General BufOrd
lrom kentncky, and he will have him in v I'll
one OF ns other horses 10 assist. There Is great
iINany between Buford and Harper as 10 these
Two coits- Both ere by bennington, and both
are claimed q be best, and are Competitors In
kentucky. Last year Enquirer had the lead.
this year LonsfenCw has il, and they viii meet
IN tnis iour-mil at Saratoga-N T. SKA.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Lower Prices than Elsewhere.

Ayers Sarssparina and Cherry. Pectoral, Sc );
Burnetts Cocaine and Kaliston, Sc; Schenck 3
Alternative, CSC; Hostetter's Hooands and Vinegar
Bitters, lc.; Miehlers Herb Bitters, Sc; Lyon 3
Bloom and Magnolia Balm, ejc.; Bachelors Hair
Dye, Sc; Helmbold,s Buchu, 81 20; Browns ia
rants Aperient Soc; Wnchesters Hypophosphites
&c.; Osgood's India Chologogue. 81 S Sterling's
toxide Iron, ec.; De Joughs Cod Liver Oil, 81:
other kinds, &C.; Flags Relief, Soc; Railway s
Lotion, sl rs; Lubin's Extracts, genuine, 81; Col
gates Soaps, very large assortment retail at whole
Fine Old Rye Whisky large bottles, ST. per gallon,
S!-guarsnteed as represented or money refunded.
Califor mia Wines, Port Angelica, Sherry, Muscatel
81. ARTHUR NATTANS, Druggist,
auS-tr Corner ID and ID streets N. w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-08

CANAL TRADR.-Navigation upon the canal
has been re-established az the maximum rate OF
the successful spring trade, and boats are ar
irving and departing freely. Owing to low wa
ter in the river, fromwhich supply for the Cum
berland level is obtained, boats are not allow,
to draw over four feet six inches, and The rnl is
TO be strictly enforced as long as ,suw STAGE of
water exists; On Saturday l:.st forty boats were
loaded and dispatched from this mort carryino a
total OF 4,lIs.lo tons Of Cumberland Ne1s,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-08
GROWTH AND IMPROVEMENT OF WASHING

GROWTH AND IMPROVEMENT OF WASHING
ToS-The number of dwelling houses erected
this year in Washington, it is believed, viii ex-
coed the number built last year, which was
thought to be the most remarkable year In that
respect in the history of the capital There is
also a noticeable improvement in the character
OF the houses now going up. Last year there
were great many blocks of cheap houses built
10 rent or to sell on speculation; but this season
the new buildings are chiefly separate dwellings,
intended for homes for those who build them.
and ranging in value from $4,000 to $50 600
The steady growth Of the portions OF the city
occupied by the better class Of dwellings is a
constant surprise to even those people who have
always been sanguine in their hopes for the pro-
perlty OF the capital, and is thought to indicate
steady influx of persons of leisure and means,
who find In Washington attractions which induce
them TO make their homes there. There Is talk
Of holding an election; and submitting 10 the
people the question of issuing the propo1ed
"a 100000 of bonds for improvement of streets,
&C., and an election would unquestionably re-
suit In favor Of issuing the bonds, for all the
laboring population, white and black, and a
large number of property-owners, want to have
the projected improvements made.-Wash. Cor.
~ II. Tribune.
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More Of the Wc~taeId Explosion In
VeJtfSatiOu.

NEW HoEK, August S.-The government in
vestigatiOn regarding the WeStfeld disaster was
continued to-day. VIM. III. Buerman, machin-
ist and inspector of boilers, testified that he ex-
amined the boiler Of the Westfeld. and had IL
patched at the time; he met with great oppOsi-
ton from BREASTED, who swore at him aud called
him a hireling. Witness advised Vanderbilt to
get rid of BREASTED. Buerman further testified
that Mathews had given Gel ,ificates in cases
where he had refused them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-08
Excursionfstx Hiding i'm the Woods.

SAVANNAH, GA, August s.-The sheriff7s
posse which went out last night to arrest the
negro excursionists, who took possession of two
cars on the Savannah, Seaboard and Skidawav
railroad, returned this morning. The negro
men had all left the captrred cars and took TO
the woods, leaving their women and children in
the cars. They also were brought TO the CITY
and allowed to 60 TO their homes. No arrests
have yet been made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-08
The Walter scott Centenary

NEW YORK, August s.-The arrangements for
the Celebration Of the Scott centenary have been
perfected. The lay ing of the foundation stone
OF the monument of Sir Walter Scott, in Central
Park, will take place with appropriate cere-
monies. There viii be procession OF Scotch
monico's in the evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-08
The Sunday sewinx Machine Case.

NEW 1ORK, Aug. I'm the court Of special
sessions to-day, Nathan Koyofski, was charged
with disturbing the Methodist CONGREGATION of
Alansen Church by running a Sewing ma
chine during the horrs of div inc service in
room opposite the church. Judge Shand-
ley found him gully, but suspended sentence.
ship of any kind could be permitted. 4 he Israel
lite, he said, had the same redress against
others if they disturbed his religious worship on
Saturday,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-08

THE INDIAN WAR IN TKxAs.-A Texas let
ter says that the army in Texas, cavalry and in
fantry, 10 the extent Of several Thousand. win
TO concentration at the head OF the wachits
mountains, from whence under Col McKenzie.
they proceed TO the ehastisement OF the Co,
asperated by the treatment of their LOST 49,
c1ates, 20 for determination
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-08

POLICE OFFICER THOMAS HAMILTON writes
that he Old not arrc-t tue Lilliputsan prisoners
brought before the Police Court yesterday. lie
was handed the warrant % serve, but when he
father preferred 10 let the court see for itself,
and he (the father took the youthful assaIlsnts
10 the court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-08

BALTIMORE AND PoToxAc RArLRoAD-The
fIedericksourg Star states that can engineering
corps OF the Baltimore and Potomac railroad
under the principal assistant, Israel Smith, ar
rived at that place last Thursday evening. The
Alexandra (Va-) Sentinel learns that they have
completed a survey from Quantico as far as Po-
tomac run, and expect 20 reach Alexandria about
Tuesday, and that the line surveyed runs par
allel with the Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac road" ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-08

JAMES OEMCosT, whore name appeared in
orr report of the Police COrrt proceedings yes
terday, writes 10 lay that The charge OF larceny
aJairst him was MOI sustained, but that he was
fined SO for knocking McNulty down. This
appears 70 be correct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-08

SENATOR SUMNER left here last evening for
Philadelphia, where he will remain several days,
the guest of Colonel Forney, and win afterwards
proceed to Boston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-08

RSIn some portions of the South attempts are
being made to revive knee breeches and shoe
buckles.
{ sS-In Wisconsin it is reported that unite rs
fieles,
RyWhy is n folder who attempts to bayonet
ghost an unprinciPled fellow? Because he
sticks at nothing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-08

80. Misst sippi girl hanged herself, as
- An ancient maiden, Observing a sion ovu,
tsnorlng establishment bearing the inscription.
Fountain Of Fashion" exclaimed. AZ. flssf
mcst be the place where the squirts come from!"
1One Of the festive "forefcn counts AZ
Long Branch has become 80 debiIitated by too
much sea-bathing, that he hasn't strength
enough left 20 pay his bills IL Affects some con-
situations in that way.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-08

POSTMASTER GENERAL CREswELL did not
return last night, as announced in a morning
paper. He is expected this evening. First As
sistant Postmaster General Marshall returned
from Virginia last night, and was on duty to-day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-08
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.
EXIT PLEASONTON-
ENTER DOUGLASS
End of the F.fersai Rsrsnse .usddts.
Com missioner Plea yontOn Suspended
under the Tenure-Of-Omce Act
ME-. j. w. Douglass APP
pointed Commissioners.

General Porter, by authority of the President,
last evening called upon Commissioner Pleason-
ton and notified him that the President would
accept his resignation. Mr.. Pleasonton refused
- tender it, and this morning the President sent
him the following letter:
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Aug. s, 1Sl1.}
You are hereby suspended from the office of
Commissioner of Internal Revenue, in accord
ance with the terms of an act approved April 5,
A. ID. 1869, - amend an act regulating the
tenure of certain civil Offices, passed March 2,
A. d. 1861, and subject to all provisions of law
applicable theret). L. s. GRANT.
TO Alfred PleasOntOn, Commissioner Of Internal
Revenae.
At the same time the President sent the fol-
w. Douglass:
ULYSSES s. GRANT,
President of the United States.
To all who shall see these presents, Greeting
Know We, that by virtue Of the authority con-
ferred upon the President by the second section
o. the act OF Congress approved April D, 1863,
entitled An act to amend an act regulating
the tenure of certain civil ofhces, do hereby
suspend Alfred Pleaonfon from the ofhce OF
Commissioner of Internal Revenue until the end
of the next e. sion of the Senate, and hereby
designate John w. Douglass TO perform the
duties of such suspended othcer in the meantime,
he being a suitable person therefor: sbuject to
all provisions of law applicable therefD.
In testimony whereof have caused these
letters to be made patent and the seal OF the
United States to be hereunt1 affixed.
Given under my hand, at the city Of Washing
IN, the eighth day of August, in the year of our
Lord one thorsand eight hundred and seventy
one, and of the independence. of the United
Stat of America, the ninty-sixth.
[sEAL.l L. S. GRANT.
BY the President:
j. c. BANCROFT DAVIS, Act'g Sec'y of State
General PleasontDn retired from office about
half-past one O'Clock, forwarding the following
note TO MIR. Douglass:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Office Of Internal Rerenue, 4
WASHINGTON, August 8, 1S71.)
To j. W. Douglass, Esq, First Deputy Comnais-
sioner Internal RererNe Bureau:
Sir Having this day been suspended from this
off &c bv The President, turn the same over to
you. Very respectfully, A. PLEAsoNToN.
Mr.. Douglass, Immediately upon receiving his
commission, went before Judge Wylie and took
the oath OF office, and entered upon the dis
charge of his duties. There seemed to be uni
yersal satisfaction all through the Treasury De-
p..rtment, and hundreds waited upon Mr.. Doug
"a. during the afternoon to offer him congratu-
latiors tie did not sign any official papers
+I-day, as the old Commissioner had been signing
during the forenoon.