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|. DMTNISTRATRIX NOTICE.

J.
Notice Is hereby given thatthe undersigned has
been appointed by he Circuit Court of Nah ska
cnuntv Iowa Adminstra triX of the estate OF
Royal Haskell. d cd. All persons indebred to
said estate viii make pay ment to said Admins i
trarriX. aud all PERSONS holding claims againsI
eail estate viii file the in the Office of the
Clerk of raid Court. CLARiSSA HASKELL,
II Adminirtratrix.
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THE " oRLD,s INTERNAL REMEDY
JOHN ON'S
RHEUMATIC, !, COMPOUND
AND
BLOOD PURIFIER.

Quick in us Actioa--SWre in It's Cure.
This medicine il the prescription OF world re
nowned French PLY stefan, who used IL in hi e.
tensive practice mauy years before off ring il to
til plblic in its present form. but finally becom
ing convinced OF its great curative properties
and dceiring to profit those suti, ring from tn.
terrible disease, consented 10 have II PIT up IN
bottles and sold at the low price of ONE Dol
LAR. Unnecessary. we might OFF 'he certificate.
Of thousands who have been cured by 1t, bn the
INSTRUMENTATION we can give 1t II, a trial OF
one, two or three bottles, which will certainly
liev. the most difficult case, Try it and be con
vinCed We have advertised this medicine tol
sale by Geo. {. Goodwin 81 Co. of Boston A
cure or the money refunded aud out of near 50l
bottles sold at retail, they have had but bottles
returned
SeIle-'s nperial Cough Syrup,
The Imperial Cough Syrup" contains no spirit
one ingredient whatever. and my be used in al.
cases nOrrequiring active medical treatment.
The Imperial Cough Syrup has been used TOR IN,
last thirty years. Prepared by r. e. Sellers & Go.
Wholesale Druggists. Pittsburgh, Pa, and sold
by all Druggisrs everywhere
For sale by all Wholesale Druggists in Chicago.
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". c DAVIS.

". g DAVIS. +. Il DOUGLAS.
yTT -. DAVIS 81 co
w GRAIN DEALERS. Highest market price
paid for all kinds OF Grain, Seed, SC. New Sha.
ron, Iowa. n13
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We have still few BOOTS AND
SHOES left, to be sold at first Cost. Those
wishing Bargains in the above line, should
call soon at
s. BAULDAUF g. Co.,
West Side Square.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Twenty cents line for each insertion
under this head.
OsKALoosA, Iowa, Dec. 6, 1871

Regular patrons with standing Advertisement
will be charged one half these rates.
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CANNED FRUIT
in great variety, at Steam Bakery.

LADIES,
you should certainly call at Hyde & Bra.
den's and examine their stock of under
wear, which is comfortable to look at, and
more SO to wear. Also, Corsets, Bushes,
and fancy goods of every description. Bon
nets and hats a speciality. viii not be I'M
dersold by any person At this house you
can get bargains. Real Lace Collars that
are elegant. limitations that will surprise
you. Linen sets neat as pin. There
the place TO get your presents for Christ
mas. vi
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ACARD TO OUR CUSTOMERS.

ACARD TO OUR CUSTOMERS.
To you we are very thankful tor the ia
vors you have shown us in the past. But
now harvest is over, and the time for set
ling up is at hand, we would be very much
obliged to have you settle up your account,
as we are greatly in need Of money to
meet our demands.
Yours truly,
6 7 DUTTON SS Co
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WANTED /!

Spaldings Glue, cheap, convenient, use
full.
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THE OSKALOOSA HERALD

Thursday, December 7, 1871.
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My superior workmen can please ii
style and bit the most plainly dressed
Friend or the most iastidInus City Gent.
MORkIs l. LEVI.
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BILLIARD TABLES

Baldauf s. Cos. They are going to qui.
the boot and shoe trade
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LOCATED.

The South Western Grocery is now in
full blast, and r T. Bacon is "pyleIng" out
10 the dear people an entire new and
Fresh stock OF Staple and Fancy Grocer
les. Cali and see how it is lone, at the
southwest corner of the Public Square.
n 3. Fresh Goods arriving daily. Soft
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THE TRUTH AT LAST,

THE TRUTH AT LAST,
and it is well known in Oskaloosa that
Lamb is the best Tailor and employs none
but the best of workmen. LOOK at his
Goats and Vests, and Judge for yourself.
Call in, gentlemen and leave your orders
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MORRI, l.. LEVI is sending from New
York daily the latest and most fashionable
styles OF Beavers, Broad Cloths, CasSimeres,
Tricos and Diagnnals to be made to order
and warranted to fit. 10 his merchant tail
oring establishment.
0skalnosa Sept. 1871.
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English Stone China, painted and gold
band Chamber sets Mt
Howard & AYREs'
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2
FURS!
We have just opened large In
voice of Ladies' Furs, the most suitable ar
ticle for a Christmas Present. We guar
tee our prices to be lower than any other
house can sell them. Come and see.
s. BALDAUF s. CO.,
West eide Square.
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We are also the publishers of P0ster,s Stan.
dare Edstion. OF Family. Pulpit. paeket and
Photographic Bibles and Testaments-nearly SU0
different sIyles-so well known evcrywhere for
tnelr accuracy oil text beau of dnsn aud dura.
Dlnty OF Dlnalng, Always ask Tor POTTERS
STANDARD EDITIONS. ana get the best. Cat
slogaes containing styles and prices furnished on
application.
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DENTISTRY.
DIR. ?. J. ELLSWQ'
DENTIST /!

Having had four years successful practice in
oHkalo0sa. wishes TO inform the citi.
zens of this city and vicinity hat he has
returned TO make this place his permanent
nome and he wishes 10 say to his former patrons
ana friends that if any work performed by him
previous to hls going away has become imdaired
or in any way falls so give perfect
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Boots and Shoes at wholesale prices al
Ballaul g. Cos. They are going to quit
The boot and shoe trade
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Boots and Shoes at wholesale prices at
Baldauf & Cos. They are going 10 quit
the boot and shoe trade
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Wedding suits speciality.
MORRIs L. LEVI.
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Cor circulars containing full description of
The Pictorial Family Bible, with sample sheet
and term- 20 Agents, address ..POrThR'S STAN.
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Railroad and Mining Iuterests i'm
Colorado

sion to examine the Denver, aciiic, aud n an.a,
railroads arrived here Saturday. The trsnsac-
tons OF the nted States land office in this ,,,,y
loI me year oil lesO. amount tn - grand total OF
2si,5ls acres. The Denver Pacifi,. railroad has
been completed Fix months and six DAYS and
has transported - "00.en0 pounds OF freight
The Kansas Pacific railroad has been com
pieted four months and eleven DAYS, ani has
transported Il ,il0,l2l pounds OF freight. The
shipment Of gold and silver tor the wear ending
December 3lst. amount 20 upward, of - .ODo 0ol
The statistics or crops. mines. live sock and
other services ut tangible wealth for the wear
1870. show very great improvement over
any preceding year since the settlement of the
territory The weather - very pleasant To-
day will he generally observed a. I. hoiiasy
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In pursuance Of law. 4 UIyS<ks = CRaNr pre.-
d.n OF the United States OF America a h.re,y A.
clare and make known that a 10 Bill, $40 In
be- held AZ tb. aforementioned laad ON. in ,b.
STATE OF MINNErOrA an the rsyiaa l,.,...,
sfter designAied. 10 VII.
At the Land Office AZ Tayior's rsu. co,.p,.nc;,,
vacant lands in the even Numbered secfie,,I .,,l;,
the underms ntinned town nj ps which resnaip ., fl
United States within ten miles on each side a. ara
railroad from St. Paul 20 Lake superiar 4 n ,Wn =.
the :" Lake ruperior aud q Rs, ira.d .nb
ieot. required ~ law. miuin um 81 q % dal.r.
and fiity cents per acre. viz.
NORTH o. EASE ITNE avn WESr m
FOURTH PRINfJpsJ MFggg,Fs UT
Townships a. and as a RAJ, Dc ~
To~nships =, ~ az an. al * a.nS al -a9,,,e. 10
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Government seerr,,ies.
SIotL Ernarf.

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B-vIS Ilhus n Z e. an ..s sr.,cAs sut .,is :,
s"ne ard for> a. markets. o. lls~S
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hs.s. -. o.. rHursn. ~, A.. o.. .H..ip Hrr.
eariposs - tsutsu - cumberland . ~
ern Union Teiegrsth, -. paoSslser. ---. pa -
Mail. 20. Rs>ian Mat.r ff~ r-. a-. AHarn- 4.
Tress So: Wells Fa--, : ''s ? Ng-~ss se' a-lsrf
.as IMPRESS. 81, L. k'rross. Ba. NJ Nork
Central and Hudsar- 60. fa. >tTi~ -. 49,. II
d.. prrferr~d. -, Hs-i-l. -. h.. r--f .rr-l
LaIe ,Srs N6ria 49, li' zen '' ~, Zoo
rscihc Rsiitosa. l3'- Illinois cent ia Cleveland
q fitsturg. ius.. NufshUr~i. = .. do D. .rrrs.'
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sns- >rv i--sav Trnf1 lnr. b isl-rd
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atash Nc>ieru, a. Port Masnr. - a. Acton q
f-rr" hhufe -, i" 80 si'.'n rs. D. pT.fr-r.I
~ on 4. t'hin 4 n .ssis~p ~ srffif-t'.-s
81 tilc. IND. ent.. l. .. Tcnne-s-s q. at- 80
Dbl - DO NV 80 Hf'afed Aiff.u STAT skss 80
~ o. North tars'.ua ~ixcS 90. a.. b. Nv -I
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allo. MafAsst -frslrc
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[Correspon,iepcr of The Starl

Correspondents of The Star.
FALLS CBURcH, January :. ISL
meeting was held on Saturday last at
Falls Church To consider the projeci OF
constructing a free pike road to the Alue-
ouct Bridge, in Georgetown. Mr.. Parker.
OF that place. WAS chairman OF the
meeting. The interest manifested was general
aud earnest. committee of three gem
Uiemen was appointed 10 make u personal
survey OF the route proposed, aud at the
ssme time 10 look after the GIT Of way. THIS
n mni;it tee is TO discharge lie duty, as far as
possible, to-day. Generally. such enterprises
start in the city, but in this instance the county
sipesrs to be- ahead of the city. Let The city,
IN consulting Its own interests, lend its aid TO
the enterprise. A way has been construct
ed recently at this place To unlosd stock
cousng down the Washington and OHIO
railroad, so that they NAV be driven into the
GsorgetOwn and Washington markets. The
stock is rs near this city At Falls church il is
at Alexandria, which fact shows that this p.a IS
Is the point for much needed connection Of y
railroad from Washington with the W. and u.
railroad.
The blue birds. robins and cherry birds seem
to be A. plentiful almost, in the fields, now as
"in the springtime, when the wild flowers are
scattered over the plains"
January Sd, 1871. INPRovENsSr.
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The FIRST MEKTrNs OF THE CABINET since
December I'D was held to-day, with all the
members present except Attorney General Aker-
man, who is ont of tho city. The President re-
ceived no visitors to-day.
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OuARrknN.sr.Rs OFFICE. sxs

QuAErEnN,MsraRs OFFICE; xc,
SEALED Pr.,..s. "a, ."s; D.c-ussr =. Is,.
until o'cls:ek ,. m % sRipsY' tss sssn DE-, 81
n,ea state. M.r,p ,sr.'s n sAii NJ 20 q.
t.sh Nation to eon.i.i Of r..l,. ounce. - rorl
fssi Beef eighteen ounce. Of son sresi o. cssur
81 Twelve ounces 81 ard Bread. or ppand sai
Raiions mieer pounds q Beans or reas, or ten
E@sna. % s,ce or hcnin,. tee pounds q Green
.roundl Cor-e 90 one pound -ni eish; Osno-. Tea
mt a rensd md 81 sussr fosr quart. Of vnes.
,..,,. tout fensd. Q. sa.p three psaads al
Tb. rsticn- 10 be- .Iiserad UPON The rssI ., m.
snd ns MARINE Oncer. tue Fresh Sect eithsr
san.i propOrr 81 hins aud lore qasrters' n...
nna niansy tsily~ - hs excluded, ID. fsrs Ne.
me in the market of tie place the t.r-e O.. "A n
The snsar' god NO oIls.ns OF t- esns@let .ni
OF good quality all subject 10 in.p.ori.n
Al o.ds mrsi lie accompanied b. the i.'li"wiag
The rnder-isned. -. -, IN the Sat. Of
-, - ard =, g -, in ne st.,- % -
- Tor rsticns - above DESCRIBED he arc-pt-I n.
t"r they will within days OF the r-ceipt 81 a..
tract ior The sane With coed and .s fs,'S %
tie, and in csss the sal - shall tail % snt.r
God sa Si-rs.c. Ss,ss.n ths sn., .4 81 -. ..l
- and thai which may b. scc-pt~d
B B, G &S.r.sssF.
witness ". y.
-. l..
. hereb, certify that tk- above named - ~
Anv~L O. me To be men Of prop aud ahIa 4,
mst~ goud their guarantee.
To be signed D.. th- Unifrf State. Di-'rirt gnire
tnneo states District attorney. Collector - a.
sessoT
No prepossl vii be considered unie.. a, ..,upsuf,t
br the above zfasfee.
pers authosize - publish the ab.v. VIII
-~na To" paper containing the nrst insertion 10 thi-
unice Tor eNsmlnAfiun.
Proposals Go be endorsed ' PROPOSAL. ior R..i.B.
and ADDRESSED - ~. undersCu-d
WILLIAM " SLACK.
msgsr ADD Qusrtsrtns-tsr.
6eE isuFw q w.rip. r,rns
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Organizati0n 81 the Delaware L.exss.
o0GurN.

DOVER. DEL, Jan. 3.-The Legislature has
elected the following officers: Senate-Speaker,
Charles Gooding. of Newcastle; CLERK lanes
X. Mitchell. OF Kent: Sergeant.at-Arms, Henry
Skidmore, OF Sussex. House-Speaker. SeweiI
Z. Biggs, Of Newcastle; Clerk, John u. Pen
nington, OF Kent Sergeant alarms, J. b. VIM
gate, OF Sussex.
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FROM ~. Isouss-s hurch Burned
Jealous AOsbaaa Kills the De-
sarOyer OF his Peace.

ST. LorIs, JAN Christ Church. on 18th
street. was damaged by fire yesterday. Loss
from SO, ZOO TO $4,000.
In Leayenworth yesterday. Kennedy, who
suspected Godfrey OF being too intimate Will
bis wife. met him on the street and put four
balls through his head, killing him instantly.
Kennedy gave himself M
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CLEvELAND, OHIo, Jan. 3.-The westerman
iron Company furnace, stock house, &C.. at
Sharon. Pa. we're destroyed by fire this a M
Loss, from $1,000 to s5o,0oo The insurance Is
unknown. The ire is still burning.
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BUFFALO, Jan. Isaac Alexander. a CLOTH
ing merchant on Main street was arrested on
the charge OF arson. i'm setting fire w his store
this morning. IT was insured for 9, 200, and was
damaged TO the amount OF 81 500. The Courier
ONCE was damaged TO the amount OF 81 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-03

POSTMASTER GEsERAL CREswgLL and Hoe
ae Greeley called on TIE President this morn
inc, aud had long interview.
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BOSTON, Jan. 3.-Policeman Hines shot and
seriously wounded man named James Muir
raw, who Was engaged in an ARRAY with Others
at Newton. The officer was held 10 bail in the
cum Of 5000.
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BALLS. PARTIES, &c.
THE FIRST ANNUAL BALL

THE FIRST ANNUAL BALL
ct. STEPHENS TEMPERANCE SOCIETY
Will he held at arinis Hall, 4 street, be- a
tween 9Th Ard l0fh, -
ON TUESDAY EVENING, JAN. =. ls.I -
Tickets, admitting Gentleman and La lies, IN
The Holy Hill Band has been engaged for the oc
casion.
J. Henry Aioers. de23-th m tn
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RIAL ESTATE VALUES IN NIRGINIA-It il
stated by some OF the newspapers in the Old
Dominion that very large portion of the land
owners in Virginia express . willingness to sell
their estates at any price, the burden OF taxa
ton and the inefficiency Of the labor syste m
prevailing there being more than they can bear
Within few weeks the best lands in the State
have deprecated twenty per cent. in saleable
value. The Richmond Dispatck saws -. Il is
simply an imp0seibility for the Virginia people
to bear all the demands for payment or debt
and taxes that are accumulating against them
The wolf is at the door"
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- Theodore Hall, OF st. Louis. thinks a
divorce the best thing to stop his wife knocking
MN down with hatirons and kerosene lamps.
Henry Michel. OF Sioux CITY, tried to rome
himself into eternity because he was engaged to
two girls, but was cut down.
New York Is puzzled at finding substrata
or lard and brick in frkins OF PHILADELPHIA hut
ter, and asks show does the old thing vork?v
SPOli'eness Is like an air cushion-there
may be nothing In ii. bat 1t eases our jolts won
derfully.
THE most successful planter OF Wisconsin
Is MIS- Farnham She buried her SIKH h1s-
band a few days sgc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-03

PRESIDENT GRANT and Vice President COlf,x
visited the Arlington Cemetery, YESTERDAY
afternoon,
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GIN. +. L. DENT, of the Presidents stat
Who was injured few days since by falling
upon the ice is SIN confined to his house. suffer
ing from the bruises received by the accident.
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The Home In.ora.ce Co..r.,,

RICHMOND, VA. Jan. s-Attachments have
been issued AGAINST the deposit of SIS 900. mas,e
by The New Haven Home Ins urance COMPANY
IN the State treasury here.
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ALBANY, Jan. 3.-Tbe Legislature met to-
day The Assembly organized bv the election
Of the Democratic candidates. The Governor :
message was transmitted TO both Houses
ALBANY. Jan. 3.-Bills were introduced into
the lie gislature to-day for the annex alton OF the
various towns of Westchesfer county to New
work and for the repeal OF the New York regis
try law.
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Decrease of debt since March $50 SlC6 g., AZ
TIE statement OF bonds issued to the Pacific
Railroad Company, interest payable in lawful
money, shows totals as follows Amount ont
standing, SG4 els ,S32. Interest accrued and not
yet paid, 81 1913 ,5si.96. Interest paid by the
United States, q, sis ,34549. Interest repaid bv
transportation of mails S2iGO, sis o.. Balance
Of interest paid by United States, 1851 80.
IMPORTANT MILITARY ORDkR-ARNY OFFI
GERS RErIERD.-The following. order, retiring
officers of the army under section of the rev
army law, was issued from the War Department
this afternoon:
"By direction of the President. and under the
provisions OF section OF the act of Con yress n
proved July Is, 1870, the following named Off
GERS are hereby retired from active service, as
Of this date
l. On their own application. after thirty years
OF service, in conformity with section of the
act Of July Is, 1870
Col Robert G. Buchanan supernumerary,
Lieut.. Col. Charles r. kingsbury, ordnance
department.
ii. For incapacity, resulting from long and
faithful service. from wounds or injury re-
ceived, from disease contracted, or from emo
sure IN the line Of duty, III conformity with sec
lions 16 and IL, OF the act of August 3, IS6l:-
Major Lyman Bissell, 1ith Inf; Can't Edwin j.
,G; 0 w Y, an n cav Capt George H. McLough
Capt: William H. Merrell, unassigned; Can't.
Wright Rives, unassigned; Capt. Jacob c. Be
Gress, 9Th cav; Capt; Calvin u. Mehafey. LIST
inf; list 1t, Richard W. Ross, 9Th inf; Isl 1t
Alexander Mel. Crawford, unaasix ned; Lat III
James III. Smith, unassigned LIST It. Joseph III
Hays, unassigned; LIST Il: John H. Smith. ID
art; Lat 1t. Isaac N. Walter, 9Th cav; I'd 1t
William p. Hogsrty, unassigned; I'd Lit Frank
Madden, unassigned; I'd 1t Michael Maneau,
unassigned; I'd 1t. BENJAMIN NJ Piatt. unas.
signed; I'd 1t. Samuel Walker, unassigned
LII. Upon the full rank Of the Command held
BY them when wounded, in conformity with
sections IL and II Of the act OF August 8, 1861,
and section 80 of the act OF July %, 1855:
Upon the fall1rank Of Major GeneralACoI
Th0mas w. Sherman Sd artillery.
Upon the full rank Of Lieutenant CoIonel-1.t
Robert q. Perry, unassigned.
Upon TIE full rank OF Captain, fmounted)-1st
Lieut.. George ID. Hill, unassigned.
Uron the full rank Of Clptain-1st Lieut.
Ih0mss II. Hay. unassigned; "a Lieut.. Douglas
u. Kisley, unassigned; % Lieut.. Henry III
huhn, unassigned; I'd Lieut.. William p. AtweIl,
unassigned.
Upon the full rank OF First Lieutenant
Lieutenant Charles w. Keys, unassigned
~. The ON GERS above named acko are on ,lufy
wIil as Soon Ne relieved, repair to their respec-
i've homes.
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The ID. LOWts Catholics welcome the
kes0sn Of their a rchbishSp Be A .
proves the lDfolll blIluy D0eMA

ST LorIs, Jan. Arch bishop Kenrick, Who
has been absent year in Rome. attending the
EcGmenical Council; was formally received to-
day, At st Johns church. TIE various Cstho.
lac organizations, numbering = 900. paraded the
streets with banners and music The church
was crowded, and thousands we're unable 10
enter ather Ryan delivered the opening adj
dress. The Archbishop said. with re- pect 10 his
course IN the Ecumenical Council. that he
would state briefly the motives which GO gernei
his actionr. often in the debate he hs., per
bars, seemed opposed to the great doctrine of
the Church; but this arose from the fact Ia At
there were arguments which he could not er-
piain- ms opposition was due 20 q msconcep-
ton or the Character of the real principles in
VOWED After the close of the great question
be would cay that has motives for sub mission
were simply due TO an mistaken belief in the
authority OF the Catholic Church. The reason
OF necessity for rendering obedience to the
Chnrch was seli-evident. and could not Ice gain
said he ssid he would call TO the remem-
brance OF the Church that scriptural DECLARE
ton, % 1hoL hast words of eternal life" aud
reminded them of the trusts committed TO Pc
ter and Pail.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.
Both houses of Congress. meet to-m,rrow.

INTERNAL KSvyNUH-The receipts to-day
from this source wero $780,, 1870
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Shot hy . River Thief.

NEW YORK, Jan. 3-Csptain Ingram. or this
steamer Ashland, was shot In the shoulder by :
rver thief early this morning His condition il
critical. His essailAnt escaped.
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Neic Turnpike from FAILS ChgrcA 10 the Aiv.FsS
Brdse-An Important Erterprs',-Iails Caarcs
Looking JP-Depos there for SfocL CO5s.aI from
tie West fer Haski,s1toa -.Sdrisg Of As dtStaatc
IN 4Lsxn-3rir mad