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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-06-07
Good Cotton.

Mr.. W. r. Garrison has placed on
our table cotton stalk measuring
twelve inches in length This stalk
was taken from six acre field, and is
somewhat below the average size Of
said field. Who can beat it
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-06-07

Gr A kn Klux dog bit the daugh'
ter Of G. NJ. Wilder. negro pos;mas-
ter of Columbia, few days a. o.
Wilder "kilt" the poor "purp."
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-06-07
Notice.,

THREE months fpom, date applidndoh Will
a be made to South Western Il IL Road
Bank and South Gsroling Raif Road Ooanj
paby, for renewal o. eertifoate, date, and,
nufnber not known, for eight tB) shares Of
said Stock! Also for renewal of.SeYtifcate,
shss.s asss and I'd na%esr n9t kpsY ipE stee hs'f
SO sca,sss anasgS - 1s ioa 2 ThY
saeh i6-zem DAHL BAs1s Rs'es.iIl
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-06-07

The Albany Argus very aptly says
that "the Republicans Of Connecticut
have set aside the ballot and elected
Governor by appointment. The
Custom house officers and other Off
cials have obtained aflidavits and
gone among the dependents Of the
great factories protected by govern.
mont, and forced them to swear that
they voted against English. or what
value is the right of suffrage if 1t is to
be thus ovcr.ruled ? Where is the
sanctity, where thc secrecy afi tile bal
lot, it tho eleotor is to be put through
suoh au interrogatory :"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-06-07

An affected singer ct q Dublin
theatre was told by wag in the gall
lery to "Come out from behind his
nose, and sing bis so1g like other
people,, ~.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-06-07

On Saturday night negro woman
residing on South Boundary street,
Augusta, proceeded to fill her lamp
while burning. The fame came in
contact with the fluid, communicating
fire to that in the can, and to the
clothing Of the woman, which burned
off very rapidly. The womao was so
badly bur ed that after lingering a
few hours III perfect torture, she died
another victim to carclessncss in
Handling kerosene.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-06-07
JOB MOSES
Sir James Clark s. Female Bills,

These Invaluable Pills are unfai!inr in
the cure OF all those rninful and dangerous
ut eneos TO which the fcmnic const tuition is
subject. They moderate all excuses nnd
remove all distractions, from whatever
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-06-07

sW" Mcssrs. Bacot Il Co., have
become agents for the South Carolina
Land and Immigration Association,
in Fai. field. Thi, is Il home concern,
and wo hope it will meet with the
patronage it justly deserves. It will
be remembered tn It Generals Butler
and Gary are extensively connected
with this enterprise. See ADVERTISE
ment in another column.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-06-07
More Stealing.

Richard Jackson, negro, was ar
rested at Alatun ON Friday last for
the robbery Of Il trunk and wearing
apparel of Cyrus E,lvo,h.. The ar.
rest was made by Trial Justice Elkiu.
jackson was brought to this place
Friday night and lodged in jill.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-06-07
Lemons Suuarr,

NINEGAK BlTTERs, Flovoriug Extfao,s;
v Cream Tartar, Nutneg5. Horse Pow.
ders, Hog Powders, Mcdicinefor Chicken
Cholera. Brono lial Trb,hes, SaltPetre, In
dtgo, 0itrie Acid, Liver Regulator, Juniper
Tar Worm Confections Carbolio Soap,
Veruifuge, Citrate Of Magnesia, Congress.
Water. Also, Magnolia Balm, Magnolia
watcr, Bell Cologne; Butnc,ts Cocoaine,
Tuflet>Soap Nerfumery, &c Just receiveda
BY NiUAlASTER &.BRICE.
may 10
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Always on Hand.

A complete stock Of Gents Ready
Made Clothing, Furnishing Goods
and Piece Goods in great variety,
Boots and Shoes, Ladies and Misses
Critters and Slippers, which cannot be
surpassed for cheapness and quality
at i. ELDERS.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-06-07

Women are rapidly marching for
ward to complete emancipation. A
, beautiful and well educated young
lady has just opened large boot and
shoe store in Philadelphia. She has
three girl clerks, and they all wea,
little fancy aprons made Of leather
so as to look business,like, at the
same time pretty.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-06-07

! John @. Barnwell, of the Universi.
ty of Georgia a gentleman of mucl
harDing and research, asserts that by
t.king the average rainfall of the
last twenty years, he. can predicate
the amount of rain that must fall this
year. He demonstrates that the
summer must be excessively wet
fifteen inches Of rain being due.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-06-07

Madame Katazai, the satifica! blue
wife Of tho Italian ex-minister, has
presented her lord with littio daugh.
ter, who is to be christenod "Roma
Isabella Alexandria Italia Maria
Letitia Alice" The physicians at-
tending are in hopes that the little
lady will weather it safely through,
Notwithstanding her impending. poly
nomical. fate.
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TICKETS TOTHE CONCERTS


in
safety
~
sfrom$i
o.
more) oh receive the n""be Tickets
sold further information appytb :"
june9 - .s-.,' BACOT & co.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-06-07

: The town of. Gloucester, Mass, has
lost hundred lives at sea, since last
january. besides a. large number by
previous disasters. Fhe late disas
tors have nade thirty. and rendered
sixty children fatherlo$s :, aud not
only SO but they are almost entirely
destitute, and appeals in their behalf
are mado to the charitably disposed
for help.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-06-07

All we ask is call, and examine
our stock before buying and sutisfy
yourselves MS to the chcapacss and
quality, for'he is determined not to
be under sold by any enc.
juno | Il. ELDER.
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no Huaa2bsagimg (
Everything as Represented.

MRS. SHAW has returned from
purchasing the third supply this sca,
sen of Millinery and Ladies Dress
Goods, which is one If the chea pest,
most complete and fashionable stocks
ever offered ih' this mnrkeH ani of
which will be sold low for the Cash,
at +. ELDER.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-06-07
Charlotte;. Golambia' and August
Rail- RoHd..
GlsE s|;Rl q E||5 3 ;|l512 8 s2gg g d

CoLUsflsiA; June L.. 1871.
'INHE' following Passenger Schedule will
l. gointo'effeot. on'tEis RUdti. on ard aft or
SUNDAY. June l..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-11
H.yn pons wass 60 be A.....a.

kingston, JAMAICA, Aprll e--Ihe President
OF HAytl, since the departure OF the San Flo-
mir 20 Com missioners. has received addresses
uumer0asly signed, from every town ana yils
lsge OF the republic, protesting the attachment
VI the Hsytiens 90 their nationality. and tha
dets rminauon 20 maintain their Independence
against intrusion, from whatever quarter and
IN whatever manner II may show itself Tho
addresses breathe the sane sentiments against
annexation. The projected annexation OF san
domingo has given rise 20 this agitation. The
NohtteHr says- . In the Congress and the press
OF The nited states = discussion has taken
place In reference 90 the anne alton OF the
whole island and aids that, a. far a. Hsyti ~
concerned, the government and people OF the
.hiteo states cannot be too early convinced OF
The utter impOssihilIty OF such an event The
addresses, with the signatures. sppear IN the
Official papers. The President las not made
reply 20 any OF them.
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Alleged Morse Thief Hung by n Nah
I'm VIRGINIA.

STAUNToN, VA, April ll.-Thomss hodge,.
the neted horse thief. murderer, aud deSpera
do, who shot and fatally wounded Whttl,ck on
Friday night last, was taken from Jail In this
place ahOut clock this morning. snthanCed
about miles from town. The jailOr aud cN-
sheriff AcCutchen were both IN the jail, and
refused them the KEYS, when they broke open
the doors and took Hodges out. None Of the
men who entered the Jail were diCuised, vet
they were not recognized by either tie a. ior or
the eN-sheriff, being strangers 20 both HODGES
had shot and killed four men previously IN this
locality. This firsr Act Of lynchine In this CON-
nunitv Is UNIVERSALLY Condemned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-11

The money market was the chief feature % Wall
street yesterday. IL the morning e6U .uit. queen
baC were Withdrawn T. 0m bank. aud m,utH uas
n sde very active among the stock brokers AZ Per
cent currency Go gOId Interest. These rates were
maintained through several hours, but towards the
clOse Of bank hours there Was sudden return 20
case, aud late an the day moIey was accessible ct
per cent There were heavy rec, ipts Of Cresuhaska
and National bank note. iron the Interior yes-erdav,
estimated IN the aggregate 81 about Sl..aOasO.
] here is nc doubt that this influx Of MONEY inter-
Tered with The locking M process, snd was not
ntcted BY the parties engineering Al artificial stTin
4
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a Dangerous agttator.

tator az the oil works of HusSey. Pain, 4. -,
EXPLODED with great violence. The sho-k xas
ielt al over the city. Many windo. we're
broken. hut no lives were lost AhOut har-
reis OF Oh were burned. Los $1,000
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Rig Storm al keokuk.

ST. IoUIs. April IA wind storm AZ
Keokuk. Iowa, yesterday blew Of the roof 0f .hs
Catholic Church, also the roof OF the wholesale
dry goods house OF Irwin & Phillips burst the
front Of the First Baptist Church an. ana
demolished several outbuildings
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-11

CRUELTY AND BLAsPHENY OF
A New York World special TEE hkDe.
swim with blood. The -. Paris must soon
more desperate, and Commune hourly grow
The Concierge 10 escorts 20 great erceeees.
"Citizens, styi, filed with priests and nuns,
who have arr, I'd the servants OF the person
called Coz ,ssted them on warrants calling them
nske| Arch bishop Duboy was stripped
-Seked for eoB-.. by band Of two hundred
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-11

The PROOFS of the backs of the new funded
loan bonds were received at the Treasury De-
psrtment to-day from the Continental Bank
Note Company and were at once accepted, and
theiSecretsry issued an order for their delivery,
which will commence within a week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-11

THB PEsNsYLvANIA Coal TRADR-The
Philadelphia Ledger. after referring 20 the coal
riots al Scranton last week, says: There i
steadily every week more coal coming into the
market, Notwithstanding the high transporta-
ton charges are maintained. New and cheaper
outlets byfmore circuitous routes are found and
used with profit 20 those engaged in the trafic
Steaoily increasing quantities OF coal from the
Sbamokin region, we understand, finds its way
70 the Delaware, at Wilmington, by way Of the
Northern Central and Wilmington railroad and
II there shipped TO other points-a considerable
portion OF IL coming 90 Philadelphia, where IL %
retailed from the yards. Coal is delivered here
in this way az about 81 - per ton cheaper than
by the regular coal carrying companies at their
present advanced charges, and IN this way the
retail price OF coal Il kept within S9ss9 80 =
ton, and IL can be, and Is, delivered TO >s'eI
York by cargo st about the same prices NeN
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THE EVENING STAR.
PUBLISHED DAILY, sunday excepted,
AZ The Star Buildings,
Corner Pennsylvania ~. aud KIfh q.
By rHD
EVENING STAB NEWSPAPER CONPANI.

THE sTAB IL served By carrier, 20 their No-
scrioers IN the Citv and District st IN GENTS PKl
wEEK or FORII FOUR CENTS FER MONTE. Copies
% the counter, Two CENTs.
PESE 7oR MAILING Three Months, $50:
en- Months, . 3 90: One Year, - 90. No rsrCa,
sre sent from the ONCE longer thar paid Tor.
THE WEEKLY sTAB-published on friday
morning-1l SO year.
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LIRUT. W. W. RRIsINsER, L. :. n. has been
detached from Torpedo duty and ordered to
ordnance duty at the Washington navy yard.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENuE--The receipts from this
source to-day were Sl31 ,0l0.
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The BLAcK-MCKAIG MURDER TRIAL-The
Circuit Court for Frederick county reassembles
to-day, when Il is expected that the case OF
Black, charged with the killing OF McKais. in
Cumberland. Maryland, some time ago, will be
taken up, IL having been removed 10 Frederick
county. The case eKcites intense interest in
that part OF Maryland. from the standing OF the
parties concerned in the tragedy and the cause
of IN, which was the seduction of Blacks sister
by McKaig. Hon. ID. W. VOORHEES, OF Indiana
who is one Of. the ablest and most successful
advocates IN the cOuntry,-and has, 10 IL
stated, never lost but one case, that OF Cook
enc OF John Browns men,--has been secured by
the defense.
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BATCHEIOR,s HAM DvH

u The splendid Hair Dye Is the best in the world
Harmless, reliable instantaneous, does not contain
lerd nor any cttaic poison to produce paralysis OF
Sessse pue sse ssv % and dsiavs
w; a, ,Bachelors Hair Dye has had hi,fy yeas
the only perfect Hair Dye-Black or Brown Sold
y All Druggists. Applied at 16 Bond str eet, New
IOIk. fe6-h
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WAR Dept, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OppIoRR. ,
WAsHIIGTOH. ID. @. Anril LII 20 a m

WAshII6TOFs ". ", april ll-lUoO a. m. 4
Synopsis for the past "A hours.-The storm
which on Monday morning was central in IIli-
nois with heavy rain on the lake and State of
Michigan, and snow or rain in the Northwest
after moving eastward slowly, has rapidly ad-
vanced to the Northeast, and is now central on
Lake Huron, with clearing up weather south
and west OF that region, and cloudy and threat
ening weather in the middle and eastern States
Threatening weather has been experienced on
the Gulf, and cloudy weather in the southern
States. Cold nOrthwesterly winds are prevail
ing from Arkansas nOrthwards No reports
have been received from the Rocky Mountaiss
and Pacific coast stations.
bdGilities-Itis probable that the storm " i'll
move northeastward into Canada, with tkrea.-
ening weather and very light rains from North
Carolina TO Lake Ontario, and eastward.
Clearing up weather, with cool westerly winds,
is probable until Wednesday morning in the
Ohio Valley and the Northwest. Partially
cloudy weather in the southern and Gulf States
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Thaw I'm tine HOrfhwess

MILWAUKEE, April 1.-THE Missy mi ,,vs,
is now open TO navigation. The ics vent ant 3,
Lake Pepin Saturday. The sDr,et And bssyy
nes tons S,.,s sS dsspMsgr 70 the telegraph
but they sen as rspds snssoss yesterday,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-11

NRw YORK, April LA train OF coal and oil
one man Was injured. Loss, $4,000.
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Reuublfcsn yscsovv

TROY, April 1.-THE watervleit town cleo
ton yesterday resulted in republican triumph
by an average plura Atty Of nearly 900. The
town includes West Albany West Troy, and
Green Island.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-11

LONDON, April 1.-THE repair OF the Sings-
pore and Batavia cable has been Effected and
messages for Java and Sumatrs can now be
forwarded by wire direct
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Government Securities.
NEW HoRI-FfRsr Bo.Rl



Lewis johnson a 90. quote stocks and eonds in
STw1OsR Rpf Pnr1St' 'siiss: coupon. NO.
sas, 90. coupon. llzs4 sO's -, coupon, ia os,
g. coupon, M 9e~ Is S .S SSSsSn' ~.
coupon, les'.: Currency s., Ils.s MsriPosA. 81:
ern Union Tclesrsp6, s.. eU SSsossI1er. IL Pa
1 TasT s:i' e. R &. Mater Power a Adams
= de aRsFs saG hHSssS sl EESrs & y
shore s ssS s;,bi ni.thigsn Central - Lake
Railroad, 2s'4: Illinois Central. lSS' CleveIsud
snd Pit;seurg, ll4s; Northwest =; do. preferred.
spos :; New Jersey CentTsi. io'.: R1eE IsiaSs.
~, ca d. Milwaukee 81 Paul as. do pref q ~.
@ FSrt wsySs ~ p eo6 f nnS WIFI.
=; Hannibal and ST 10, 81 Chicago and Alton,
fcStes 495s; columbus CHICAGO q indiana SeStrsi,
23s; Tennessee state SKIES old. g., do new sss.
skies Old IS DO, new go ms.oG m9' sxS. rS sa
ppentarai racine Bonds UNION Pacific FIRST
The Markets To-Day.
BALTIMORE. April II Cotton dull low rniddliDr
nomnlnaiiy I.ssl5s. Flour firm, aud the market
-; CITY Mills supeIhne: ssas7zs; extra, g. 75s
family 5oss u: Western ,upe.hns : 3 7ss
y heat quiet and steady ehoiec and fancy white,
I'd 81 asa f sT 70 God s sI% Is 20 SSSSe
.sAsl - Ohio aud indiana, 81 .6OaSI Is, Penn
l 20
SIC, yellow southern closed 6ull-7gc offered Sic
ssked. Oats steady. 63t65c. Pork weak-S2l 50.
Bacon quiet; shou ders =; Ttb sides lOs clear NIB
us Hams, Rsl'1sc Lsrd Iuiet, l2'sc. Whisky
Bal MORE. ApTil u -Yrgi.ia siNes. old z Ind.
Do loo6 40 bid a asktd do. ls6l, Is hid ~ ssktd
do coupon. odd, o. bid, g. asked.
,hEW 1oRk, April n.-Elour STEADY. Wheat a
shade hTmeF. Corn UNCHANGED
hEW foEs, April N Gold dull, l0's. Govern
inents dnil. but steady. Socks strong and active
MONEY hfm : Virginia sixes. q 3. do new, 5IAs
Norih CArolnss, A. do. lev, "a. Exchange, long,
%, short lU5s.
THE FOREIGN MARkETs
LONDON, April u. D ~ American securitisa
ntm; b@nas, lo02, q lsoS, old, 92n. ls57, sl7s.
l. vEK boot. April u, sQp.m.-CaIifornis whest,
Us 6d red winter. lis 10: receipts wheat Cor
thee days 90 ouaI tiers, American. q eco Corn,
SSs ID. Ter new Poik. 20 Beet. lUqs Lard, sG-.
LoNnoN, April n, l..0p m.-Consols for money,
"a, Tor account, g: American securities quiet.
Bonds Is2, %. l-65 Old a. ls67, g,.; u sO's,
So.
LIvrR Pool, II. 81 .. m Cotton quiet: uplsnds.
=. a71s Orleans, Sales estimated al lOGt6 baes
New red western wheat, lie slls Cd Tor the los est
grades ot No. 10 the highest grades q No ]: red
winter. lis. 10 a. Oats, b. Sd.
LON DON, April II, 70 =. m.-ConsOls closed 81
s2S for money and 90 for account American seen
rites Qniet and steady BOnds, l.62, s2 lso5 e old,
g2ss ls67 9Isf 10 co.'s, s9lS.
LIVERPOOL, 80 . m Cotton closed quist: Up-
lRIds, sss5s; Orleans. 5s. Sales have bern 10 90
bsles, including 200 fOI export aud speculation
fsrds and fabrics 81 %. Manchester steady; Can-
berlsnd cut bacon.E.
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meath Of Gem. Chauueev.


NEw YORK, April 1.-The Rising Star
brought So 900 in treasure. Commodore Chsun-
cey died st Brooklyn yesterday. -
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SCPrRAGR AMONG THE CLKRks. = Depart
effort has been made In the Inferno. the
ment 10 ascertain the voting residence o.
clerks, and when they last exercised the in
a'ienable right. A very large number were
found who had not vote for many wears; nav
rot since ls60, and some not since 1896 or lssG
The number thus careless OF their birthrIght is
IN the neiehborhood OF two hundred and il NAV
De supposed that they will now joyfuIly accep.
the first occasion to vote the republican ticket.
Bdlffrors American
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DISTINGUISHED VISITORS TO MOUNT VERNON.
The President and Miss Grant, Miss Nellie
Grant, Mrs. Judge Dent, Mrs. Dent, Mrs. zen.
Dent, Miss Nellie Fish, Misses Howe and
Drexel, of Philadelphia, And Gen. Pitcher. OF
West Point, who is q guest OF the President,
went down TO Mount Vernon this morning on
the steamer ARROW, and passed the day there.
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WHISTLES, GINS, ETc.-I am now Offering a.
reduced prices my celebrated brands OF BYE anu
BOURBON, "Old Crow" "Bowen, ;" "Choice Old
Bye" Robertson" "Old Family Nectar "HIo
been selected with great care and are certsinjy the
best offered in our city and q, figures that cannot
tom GIN" bought by me at auction in New
York and which can sell at 81 less per gallon tn an
Importer OF Wines. Lianors. etc .
And Proprietor Of the Celebrated
NATIVE WINE BITTERS,
mho'u 12l7 Pennsy lvania avenue.
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ELECTION AT HAGKRsT0wN, MD.-At the
dav, the re gular demecrstic ticket was elected,
defeating the independent candidates by O ma
ority Of IS. The republicans made no nomina-
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THURSTONB IVORY PEARL TOOTH POW.
DE s the best article for cleansing and preserving
teeth seld by all druggists. Price, Is and 50 cents
JOUVEHS iNODOR0US GLOVE CLEANER re-
stores soied gloves equal 10 new Sold by all drug
gists and fancy goods dealers Price, cents. des
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PRACTISE SH1PsFoR THE MIDsHIPMHN.-The
third class vessel Constellation of 1886 tons.
carrying p guns, recently repaired at Norfolk,
and the Saratoga OF a 81 tons, carrying "a guns,
recently in ordinary at New York, have been
ordered to Annapolis as the practise ships 70
carry the midshipmen from the Naval Academy
on their annual cruise this summer.
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ERED. ZELLAR, Dealer in all kinds Of Foreign
il and Bemestic BIRDS, BIRD SEED,Ak
CAGES, FOOD FOB MOOkIHG BIRDS, 10
$40 PennsyIysnia avenue, south side, be y
weeR u sna ~ streets. nh0-lm' 49,
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~" AN Right" the acrObatic Jap, is in Eng
land.
NThe Sandwich Islands have Just earth
quaked.
svPhilsdelphis lie talking Of female street
cor conductors.
&ln Colorado siK months eiapss between
showers.
~Jchneon County. Ind, has only tvo pris-
opers inits jail, one fJr burglary and the other
FOR horse elopement.
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HAMILTON q PEARSON,

NIL No. 4,I m. c. A. Build. cor 9Th and sss.
A BEAUTIFUL FIRsT-OLAss NEW PIANO
"A Tor sale st cost for cash by
q. l.. WILD BRO,
420 llfh street NV
cling Toy for pianos dealers in Pianos and Musical
Instruments generally. Tuning and Repairing
faithfully attended TO- mh2l-d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-11

THB AMNESTY BILL.-The bill passed by the
House yesterday, as stated in The STAR OF last
evening, is to remove the political disabilities
imposed by the third section of the fourteenth
amendment to the constitution from all persons
but the following classes: First, all Senators
and members of the Congress Of the United
States who resigned TO participate in the
rebellion; second, all officers Of the army and
navy who resigned for the same purpose; third.
all members of State conventions who voted for
ordinances Of secession. IL further provides
IL at all persons who desire TO accept the benefit
of the bill shall first take an oath that they will
protect, support and defend the constitution of
the United States. This oath is to be admin
istered by the clerk OF United States court
and transmitted to the Department of State
who will issue a certificate of the fact 70 the
person making the oath. The bill was sent to
the Senate, where an effort will be made to
pass il as soon as the hu-klux bill is disposed
of. If il becomes law il is estimated that il
viii relieve from $50 900 to 5000 persons in the
South.