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The New York herald., 1871-08-10

SALES AT AUCTION.
"A t11HE AL HEss4 & nHsEE H. EEEtss sE21SEs 2TSEs
(Establshed ls47.)
Salesrooms 20 Chambers and ~ Reade streets.
AucrIos NOTICE F. IsSs NICHOLS. AucrIosEER.
the LARGEST ss oa and riches, Of the s scs,oS os.
brilliant tone rosewood risnoort. Cover and STOOL
French S .aa r;ss .e. ss.
q, S @ ss S. an" %
street. Brosaway and Fifth avenue Fifth ave-
the highest bidder velvet sa.:el aeds,sn Carpets
% wood and DIV wana. @ Chamber Sets. style Louis XIV MAJ!
Tea and Dinner Sets rich Silver crystal cut China
ware Re.ponsos stispdanos 70 cart or psst
tunity for parties Wishing hrst class Furniture
N ONCE and saesroom 81 Nassau street,
sRi Low Sss on SATURDAY
at lof O'clock a. their ssesroom ~ Nassau street,
Household Furniture.
ALBERT B. wAhPEoN VAIL n. AgcTToNEEE " z o,EInSx
al saesroom and Horse Mart corner Cedar and Liberty on
wALDoN COOKE sell as above some four head of
No. Including BLACK Mare is hands; very sry
ons
one fine set double Harness. two do Single.
Ono Express Wagon; one top Buggy.
A UCTION NOTICE.-LUKE FITZGERALD AUCTION
IA eer, sells THIS DAY Thursday August 10,
at l01s O'Clock, at private residence, =,
No S0 West street between Sixth and seventh
avenues,
Genteel Household Furniture, Mirrors &C..
made to order b best city makers magnssn rCssw9oS
rosewood SUITS satin brocae Eageres
and Cabinets Centre Tables CIT Clocks, Vases Mantcl Or
naments &C. two black walnut Secretaries and Bookcases
ao
and Tea Sets Silver Glass Ware, rosewood and black
walnut Bedroom Suits Lounges and Chairs Hair and Spring
Mattresses, Bosters and Pillows Oicloth, Stair Carpet
Kitchen Utensils, Ice Box, &C. Sale positive.
DY J. w. CAMPBELL JR., AUCTIONEER.-CAMP-
- BELL CO., Office No west Fourth street. near cor.
catalogue commencing l0a O'CLOCK close business en-
tire Furniture tine Fxtures &C. contained IN the hrst class
restaurant 36 Pine street, viz :-Ales wines, Liquors.
Cigats superior Fourpuli English Pump Linen Cutlery
Barometer Dining Chairs Tables Steam Boiler and Tables
Ranges Refriseraors, Cooking Utensils &c Buyers deal
specially invited
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DENTISTRY.

DENTISTRY.
rrEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN u YEARs:m,RpIE,,
i numbing application; gas administered. Beantiui
hatred j. JAY vlLLlEkS
1866 Grand street, usar Broadway'
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ADJUSTMENTS. .
WooD's 1usEUx.
THIS EVENING, ATS
DAVID oARRlck
GEORGE ,o.,sssE PssEa sasB aiss s5ss,r DE FOREST
TO-DAY, AT > n. M,
ALADDIN
MY turn NEXT.
RoorTs THEATRE. LorrA.
The %SnssfI Of hi. sSsaTs
for 'ss isEF NJ sHS sTa xUaUsT xHf5
the 0riiir%; r%;fTS fyTpSSns Ar''S'''
who will appear
in he. TiFTLf aail fAshsf:fF sfTf of
MARcHioNRss. hi oNsRss
M John Broushsms dramatzation of Charles Dickens
Supported BY powerful company: ..
Co.'S music store III Broadway, where seats may be
n 'HAoS 'HhHRH EXTRA ANNOUNCEMENT.
CLOSE o si'Ss SATURDAY w EVENING NEXT, AUGUST la.
UNTIL HESAEs sSADAr' o12SS4 2uS1sr al,
"A'A W." REOPEN
FALL AND nj WINTER saf SEASON.
with the first appearance Of EsaET M ESTTsepA K
N MS great ''''SiH;s sS4$sa 4 E ss'GsasH Ss4a4
OUR coSsis ssi,T GERMAN
For further particulars see future advertiaements
AsS S5a$H sSf ESErnD
OLIVER DOUD BYRON
sgffos4E5 aSH 5FHFIS II gsF sFGnFEA FSEAsr
The Old Brewery. yndsrsround Barroom.
Pier 80 MOTH EYE Z Ess; Railroad
SATURDAY fitSAt aqas5 St Hp shShFfr fSH OF
when the p'YEHDlss Edwin rsd ASaSs aSS1%gl'Asd artist
MATINEE AND HI bARRfsss shsa fS's q frsE!RhffonxAscE
MospS %va9s Sth ySSasSss
a. FRITZ, S9S ouk <. coSsIS ESsETG GERMAN.
| n ''Io'S J. cAsRhH 4. 2iSMERMAN, TREASURER
to his friends and the pubic that his
III
when the popular and E6%PS aesSmpshss nSass aS,is
q hi slsS
unteers.
H e HADS Of LYoSs
and in the evening w1rn oArs
A ekHSp, oIIiio,
after which the smallest L4hE fAd h'syf:; viG six years DID,
fav0re character introducing numerous
changes character songs, &c.
Box book now open.
r INA EDwIN's THEATRE. 72O BROADWAY
THE BELLIES OF THE KITCHEN.
CARRY THE NEWS TO MARY:
First week OF CHAS. STORME, Swiss Warbler.
In preparation, A TRIP AROUND THE WORLD
DROoKLyN RINK,
SUMNER EEEsS AT
CARL BERGMANN's GRAND ORCHESTRA.
Admission 25 cents.
NRAND OPERA HOUSE
VI will open September 4,
with the eminent artistes
Mr. and Mrs.
XNANTkD-vERY BEST NOVELTIES FOR SUPERIOR
w travelling Circus. Address WILLIAM L. MILLER,
696 Broadway
CECoND ANNIVERSARY OF STANDARD DIVISION
Land Market and Henry Streets Friday
ing, August H. 1871 at O'Clock Past Grand Worthy Patri-
arch o. c. WarHeld win deliver and
singing.
rNONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE.
SAN C6LLYER AND MASTER DAN,
ThE FLOWER GIRL OF PARIS
SATURDAY BhMEFIT OF SAN SAN @C0LLYEEr CO LErs
MUsIC-PRlvATE LESSONS, PIANO ORGAN:
| Estabished 1851 }. JAY WATSON, Director.
POLITICAL.
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EXCHANGE.

7 AM PROPRIETOR or A STAPLE MANUFACTURED
article which wish TO trade for Horses h harns.s, m % w.
and receive sample by return mall Address inAoS' ''A
W Herald ollcs,
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COUNTRY BOARD.

AT THE WILLOW HAVEN HOUSE, PAMRAPO, 35
"A minutes from New Yors per Central Railroad OF New
Jcrsey-IwO desirable suits Rooms vacant
delightfully."- situated on Is of beautifully shaded
Qrounds water front afording facility for
boating bathing and fishing references NJ =. Buckbaters
Sons, go Greenwich street.
A PRIVATE FAMILY, LIVING on THE ERIE ROAD,
"A about 81 miles from the city oese few Boarders;
table class abundance OF iru and vegetsbea APP
DIV al IS Fast Ninth street
I)OARD CAN BE OBTAINED FOR ONE OR TWO
- small families Of the finest locations " ash
nuop Heights, New York, 20 minutes from Iheh street
Depot For particulars address u ~, station M.
y)oARp AT NEW BRIGHTON, g. 1.-THE HOUSE rs
ID de located commanding fine view OF the bay
nve minutes from snding Apply on tue premises TO
L. 7. LUsN. York avspue.
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ITO LET-ON STATEN ISLAND, IN A GERMAN FAM
n.y. fine Rooms, to single gentlemen or lady
and gentleman liberal arrangements would be made with
house utifuy situated; only few minutes walk from
landing and has hnc garden attached It. Address 81
M. box l 1921 Post office, New York.
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DY JOHN A. DUNN, AUCTIONEER.
ID JOHN A. DUNN Co,
salesroom 23S Bowery,
will sell this day at o'clock, 60 Prince street, corner
Marion entire Stock and Fixtures Of that old established
first class corner Liquor Esabshmen consisting, viz -
Four Pull Silver Plated rosewood English Beer Pump Coun-
ter Shelving Chairs Tables Stoves, Mirrors Engravings
Glass Sverware together with four years OF
entire building only 81 200 per year. All of which
must be positively sold without reserve 70 the
On account Of the recent death OF the owner.
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BtIfrNoin. Aprii p...Busineo . nestly aus
ssiss bu. sr@ eSsse. ssd ssses vs sHss IN IS
White so.thsrn corr esttse. &C.; yellcw soufhern,
9. Proyisicns inactive and nonka Whiskey dull.
90. nsv, nx. NOM dsrcSsss. Gf: DO. new 3.
ga; short 11S.
kEw YokE. April io-COtton quiet ard unS
but firm
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~Among the bills signed by Governor Hof-
words inputing uDchastity to female"
iA1Miss Kellogg has been presented with q
handeome necklace by the Masonic fraternity
Of Buffalo.
n0The clergy of welland educate the young
men of their fOcks In the " noble art Of " win
ming and wooing" the fair sex.
~ Emma Reed, gentle colored girl Of IL,
residing In Memphis, recently whipped United
states Ietter-carrier and I've deputy marshals
,U0In her work on Physical Geography, >,
Nrs SomesviIle makes the startling announce
ability Of marriage b IN direct proportion to
tbe d6skness ofthe hair,
- The FIRE eater, General clueeret. neceptiy
challenged Gambetta 20 mortal combat but the
latter declined for the reason that he cou Ii not
meet on equal terms a military charlatan and
uDpIircipled adyenturer.
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SECRETARY boutwell,, who has been on a
visit TO his home IN GrOton, AssS., for the past
week, returned here on Saturday.
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SECRETARY BRLKSAP, who has been ia Gin
cinnati for the past week, attending the re-
union of the Army.of the Tennessee, Will re.
turn here this afternoon.
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IHE WHITE HoUsE.-Ibe President received
but few visitors this morning. About 10 O'Clock
lie went 20 the depot 10 meet Miss DrexeI.
daughter of the Philadelphia banker who ar
rived this morning 10 spend few days with
Miss Nellie Grant.
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THE NEW LoAN.-The subscriptions TO the
new loan amounted to-day at half past two
o'clock (fOr the day. 10 S235, 525.
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The L. s. steamer Relief, now loading A
Philadelphia with supplies for the suffering
French, has been ordered 10 sail direct for
Hayre, and will sail in the course Of a day or
two. 10y -
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~In lawrence, Tenn, recently, Mr.. Glib
hons, aged IS. and Miss Griffth, aged Is, bc-
came boy and wife.
~The pledge Of the Anti-Chignon Society
hss been taken by over nfty thousand Ladder ID
Germany.
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More RepuhAaean ySessy1es

MILWAUKEE, April l0-The heavy storm h.a
cut on communication with St. Paul since Sst
utdsy.
The republican ticket has been elected an
Duluth, Rochester, sud saltwater.
Captain Charley Weed, well Known railroad
man st St Pauf, died suddenly Friday.
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sherman Marching Away from tina
Sea-Great RfFe In So I.oot.

ST. LOUIS, April 9.-Genersl Sherman has
arrived here. and win leave IN . few day- on a
tour Of inspection OF the military posfs on 10
plains, from Tea a. 10 Dakota.
There were hree tres here last night. Loss
So 600 insurance - 600.
several gambling houees were visited by fhe
police last night, and about two hundred per-
sons round In them we're arrested. Gambling
implements valued st 50 900 were also SecareJs
~ SAFE tnst tee chief OF police VIII prosecute
the persons arrested 70 the fun extend OF re
law. 80
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PERRY DAVIS, PAIN KILLER.

lowed to have won for itself q reputation unsur-
passed In the history of medical preparations Its
instantaneous effect In the eradication and extinc-
ton OF Pain in all its various forms incident to the
haman family and the unsolicited written and YER
and are its own best advertisements
The ingredients Of the PAIN KILLER, being
purely VEGETABLE, render il q perfectly safe and
efcacious remedy taken interns ally well as for
external applications, when used according TO di-
rectioDs. The stain upon linen from its use is resd
lyremoyed by washing with alcohol.
This Medicine justly celebrated for the cure Of
many Of the Affections incident 10 the human family
has now been before the PUBLIC over THIRTY YEARS,
and has found its way into almost every corner OF
the world; and wherever it has been u sed the same
opinion is expressed of its medical properties.
In any attack, where prompt action upon the
system is required, the Pain Killer is invaluable
Its almost instantaneous effect in Believing Pam 10
truly wonderful: and when used according TO irec-
tions: Is true to its name, PAIN KILLER.
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= eoyernnent -secarasas..


00OCA AeROh@
6y Baskers broktvs' and Commercial IslesrdpA
Lewis Jobnscn 4 90. quote stocks and bonds In
home and foreign mark cts, Is follows:
NlwYolI. AIIiI io..u &. &c, issl. oogIc.. me-.
e sSssss h 3D.. st e. sss sSsS0p M 81
a. II,rd Eaton &s'nsSn; s2'. eupSsrI.sd.
E.eitis Mail; III. az B.s'en Water Possl, s.; Adam;
x, o s0t sr. ssS ssua.9e ssfs, ~ Ere
=; Beading, NO.; Michigan Central, -; Lake
short ssd Mishiesn soutsTn, loi; linton P.cihe
SO fPit tsss NJ; NcthvsS %: 90. srsisTIed.
ss sSiss . fsui 49, ecsr tisss
l9s; Fort Ysype,. y; Alton Ierre Hsute.
10 d. preisrrs 10 SSso and &s:s. fHS H osr
heates, <sl; Columbus Chicago 3 Indiana Central.
a; Tennessee state uxes old, 6As do, new, 81
Hrsinis STATE sizes en. g; north OaroIns
Central Pscsnc Bonds. seA: Union Pscinc firu,
Bonds, s4<. Gold. llc'sAlloss. Msrkss strong
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National RGfab'icoR, leaves this evening for
New York, where he intends after a short Will
TO start paper of his own. He Is a capahle
Journalist, and will undoubtedly make his marx
with a paper of his own.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-10

EX- SENATOR WARNER, OF Alsb ANA, is an ap-
p'icant for the Governorship Of Colorado.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENuE-Ths receipts from this
source to-day were sol7 ,S5La8.
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SECRETARY DELANO will return 20 this city
on Wednesday next.
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Rallare IN O. L~~ss.

ST. Louie, April 10.-Arraneemen,s arc
making for the exposition Of wooden fabrics i'm
october next In the Old Anphitaestre far
grounds.
Stillweu, Porter e. Co. have failed. Their
assets are reported TO exceed TIER lsbilities
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WHISTLES, GINS. ETC. am now Offering at

WHISTLES, GINS, ETc.-I am now Offering at
reduced prices my celebrated brands of BYE and
BOUBBOH, "Old Crow" Bowen" "Ohoice Old
Rye" Robertson" "Old Family Nectar, mo
nongshels, ""Pine Apple" The above brands have
best offered In our city, and figures that cannot
taII TO snit all respectfully call attention TO my
TOM GIN bought by me at auction in New
York and which can sell at 81 less per gallon than
Importer OF Wines, Liauors etc .
And Proprietor OF the Celebrated ''
NATIVE WINE BiTTERS
mho-u 1917 Pennsylvania avenue.
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All Qsset I'm the Coat Re<,c..

. scRAfros, Pa, April lo.-Tbere has been po
gence has been received here OF work b>ipe re-
sumed in any OF the mines. MsjOr Swank- vim
200 Of the State guards, is stiH on dutv. me
rect OF the division have been sent home.
Lieut.. wenner, OF Hszleton, died last evening
OF accidental in iuries, received Ssfnrdax
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WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIYP SIGNAL OprlcRR,
! XAsHMaIOu. ID. O.. Anrtl "a 40 n m

synopsis for the past "a kosrs.-It Is probable
that on Sunday morning storm was threaten-
ing in Kansas and Indian Territory which Sun
day nights reports as received this morning
show TO have advanced into Missouri; this
storm is now central In Illinois, ana in the All
sence of reports from the Northwest must be
presumed to extend into Wisconsin. Brisk
Northeast winds with cold ram are reported on
Lake Michigan. and decided fall in temporal
tpre. Rain FELL Sunday in western Tennessee
but clearing up weather now prevails In the
lower Mississippi valley. Partially CLOUDY
weather IL very generally reported except In
the middle States. The humidity is increasing
on the Lakes and In the Eastern Ststes The
area of highest barometer still continues on the
Sputh Atlantic No reports have been received
from weet Of the Mississippi. :
I'robobiiities.-It ID probable that the storm
now on Lake Michigan will move eastward
With strong Northwest winds on the Lakes. No
serious disturbance is probable for the Gulf and
Atlantic coast during Monday. si s+sf
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An Insane ssreee W.,k.r

NEW YORK, April D.-FsnDy Wright, tie
courtesan, who killed policeman McChesney. n
few years ago, was found wandering in NE
streeu, insane, last night.
The case OF Lillienthal Brothers, whose TO-
bscco factory was seized in less by revenue
collector Bailey, under bonds OF sl05.0 600. came
M for the first time % day, I'm the fourth Dis
trlct court. A Jury was empaneled.
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EvArsvILLl, IsD., April She laying OF
the TRACK Of the Bvnnsville and St Louis rail-
road was com menced on Saturday.
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Perkepelis 0ess asae D0realts-
,,s. her,. 4ps ss .a4 .a'. o0rsss
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BACHELORS HAIR nvE-

-, % HN1AELORb HAIR DX Es
~ rms splendid Hair Dye is the best In the world
Harmless, reliable, instantaneous, does not contain
ierd nor any cltatc poison TO produce paralysis OF
feath AVOID the yaunted and delusive preparation,
A. Bachelors lair Dye has had Mvfy wear,
nntarnished reputation to upheld its Integrity A.
~ NfDrusgists. Applied at l6 Bond str eet, Hes
IClk,
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II qkSTONp IVORY PEARL TOOTH POW.
DEB the best article for cleansing and preserving
teeth Seld by al druggists Price, Is and 50 cents
JOUHENS NOTORIOUS GLOVE CLEANER re-
Gores soiled gloves equal to new Sold by all drug
g1sts and fancy goods dealers Price, rs cents des Iy
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NoMTNATIoNs.-The President sent the fol-
lowing nominations to the Senate to- day:-wm.
1. Evans, assessor OF internal revenue 18th dis
triet OF New York. ,Ino. h. Strong assessor n.
internal revenue 9th district New York. Thos.
l.. Bond, register OF land on &c at Sslina, Kan
sas. Daniel X. wagstaff, receiver OF pubIic
moneys at Salina, Kansas.
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HAMILTON q PEARsOH,

NIL No ZINC. A. Build. cor. 9th and d .ss.
A BEAUTIFUL FIRsr-OLAss NEW PIANO
GL. wiLD BRO, E
420 18th street .UuHfv
.ng Toy for pianos; dealers in Pianos and Husical
ih.,ryrrnests generslly. Tuning and Repairing
E'kkD zBLLAB, Dealer In all kinsis OF Forejgn
and eeTnestic Binds, BIRD SEED - -
.saaSSns. FOOD FOB HOOKING BIRDS, &C
cfo rennsylvanis avenue, south side, be- q
ueeR ID and ~ streets. nh Mimi ~
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
fhia Afternoons Dispatches.


ROM UROPE TO-DAY.
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PARIS UNDER FIRE.
csTHrpRAI nv va,Sv
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NEW EXPkKSS LINE. VIA CANAL,
~ BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA ALEXANDRIA, VA WAsH
IHGTON ARD GE0R9ETOwN, DO
Regular sailing day from IL North Wharves
PhilsdelPhia. SATURDAY, at I'm. ARNS
fIom IS Water street, 6eorgetoyn, <H
WEDNESDAY, ats m
Freight received az any tins.
Apply TO hyde fYLER. sS Water street
Georgetovn, ID. @; N. ELDRlDGE CO.. AleIsp
Sria, Va; Nm. CLYDE CO., Ia North W harye.
Phlfs1e phta- fel-ly
SHCHTEST AND QUICKEST LINE SOUTH
~ cba tag ktchNaOSd, tfsdsytckSb5-k ~ .
sd Potomac LIns--steamers leave EAAH
Seventh street Wharf, twice, daily
Sunday D m. excepted , att a u. and D. M OF
nee, sos Pennsylvania avenue. myI7-tf
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

EOR NORFOLK AND BOSTON
On and after McudSr, March p ISL, until further
notice, the first C,zs- IRON steamer, r.
LADY or TUE LAKE, CAPTAIN e S45N
mitchell, VIII Leave her " hart, foot Of
Nh street. every - ONDAH and TIL RSDAY. at I
M. Tor NorfClkr Connecting With the nrst class
st'hnieTs OF the n aud N. transportation Company
f'f session ard with the SeabOard and Roanoke
Ia n al Tor the South. Through tickets and bills
81 isdlng lssued for Boston. Will leave GAorge-
town u = SANE days AZ ~ a. For freight or
NgTfrl X. Va ). q. PHILLIPS, Alexandra, Va
q. TtRS, Georgetown, ID. a., or to
:. 4. BROWN SON,
Corner 18th street and New YORK avenue
Fare 81 NoTi0lS, : ;. round trip. s. ap6 n
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AMNESTY BILL.-The House this afternoon.
by q vote Of III yeas to 46 nays, passed q bill
removing the political disabilities frC m all per-
cons who were engaged in the rebellion exceot
those who were members of Congress officers of
the army ana navy who left TO JOIN the rebellion
and members of State conventions who Voted
Tor the ordinance secession. The bill was sup-
ported by all the democrats and MANY LEADING
republicans, among them Messrs Banks Dawes
Esmes, Farnsworth, Garfield, Lynch, Hale,
scoheld, Kelley, Finkelnburg, and Others
Three OF the colored members, Messrs. Del argo,
Turner and Walls, voted for the bill
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1871-11-22
Complimentary.

Speaking of Hon. l.. {. Parkcr's late
address to the Republicans of Nodaway
county. the Ironton Enterprise says: Mr..
Parker ably discussed all the questions
now before the people. lie reviewed the
action Of the Republican party and the
national administration. their efforts to
enforce the laws. honestly collect and
diSbursc the revenue of the government
and reform the civil service. and most
completely indicated the party and the
administration from the charges of their
enemies. Known" Mr.. Parker to be one
OF The ablr>t public speakers i'll the roun-
try. we are confident his address was
both able and effective. as the synopsis
shows. Mr.. Parker is one of the earnest
and energetic Republicans OF the State.
who asks no noblcr work than 10 defend
the principles anI policies of the party.
and the party ha> just cause to con"ratu-
late itself upon having 50 worthy a cham
piDn.
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r. ubi,CAN RS.unllN.
The With Congressional District in
Line.

To the Republicans Of the It'll Congress
sionot District:
We, the undersigned, committeeman of
the Republican State Committee and tie
Liberal Republican State Committee.
cheerfully Il concurrence in
the spirit and terms of the resolutions
adopted by the mass meeting of Republi-
cans at St. Louis on the 18th inst. and
We promise united and harmonious action
and a joint call for II Republican State
Convention, and other just and RICH
action tending to the modification of the
Republican party of the State. and keep
ing still high advanced" the progressive
and aggressive ideas of Republicanism.
JAS. Il. BEACH.
Member Republican State Com.
SAMUEL SAWYER.
Member Lib. Rep. State Com.
j. f. BITTINGER,
Member Lib. Rep. State Com.
W. Il. ROGERS,
Member Republican State Com.