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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-22
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ERIENDsH1P I3bGE, No. >, A. F M
.EaEae Rsedl4r Morlhly Gins thIs
sSd ae as msssa hDssaid psand
Imernbers will Hsass be punctuaaas theIe Is bhsi-
mesa OF importance bafore the Lodge.
BY ordefW. NJ: LEVrEoEB
rnayo2 Secretary.
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Uauts.

VTTANTED, A GOOD COOK. APPLY
w at No. IS King street. may2o-F
VXTANTED, A COOK AND WASHER.
w Recommendations required. Apply a. No.
43 Charlotte street. mayl9-l lnlIF
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may22-. Secretary OF G. and F. Society.
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ADVERTISEMENTS taken at publishers lowest
cash rates for ALL PAPERS III the United states
WALKER, EVAAS'& COGsWELL.
deC5.mwf
The daily Panola star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-31
SalutatOry.

1t Isl point Of etiquette TINT all
corners into tho social, rcli-
gious and political circle should
make their obeisance, acknowlcdg,
:ng the honor Of the acquaintance,
aud kind reader, "The Daily Piano.
la STAR" unhing,s tho supple hinges
Of the knee to you in humble
courtesy, and to greet you with a
warm welcome to our Annual Fair.
We suspect, with some surprise, you
will greet us, and will be led to en-
claim that the change Of location
has indeed had n good effect upon
tho time-honorcd old news-bcarcr,
The Weekly Pamela STAR to pro-
duce so handsome a daily Issue.
We owe our new honors to our
location and to the enterprise and
energy Of the citizens Of this town
in building up the Agricultural So.
ciety so as to give annual fairs for
tho benefit OF tho entire county.
We hsvc met the warmcst encour-
agement, with few exceptions, in
our enterprise, for which wo are
deeply grateful We have the
largest daily ever published as q
fair paper in the State, and we chal.
leugo competition, IN giving to Sar-
dis the largest fair daily paper in
the South.
Hoping you dear render a pleasant
time, and kind remembrance Of this
festive week, VIC enter upon the du-
ties incident to our position to con-
tribute our share to ycur enjoyment.
The daily Panola star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-31
The Plstfsfn ~ the Conservative
PaFty n raHola t0unit.

Hsss.sGp. Thai Rstissliipl IL all =, tha'' |.
b. ssgs,isd e. the objective paaai ahd mat
he ssspls saifsmsisd ~ other iihsfshsss en-
s.gs . n accompanying opposi' -
saoitab. further, That eaf candidates ioi
49, Lsgi.lsisss are hereby pi'dged 10 nee tFsfJ
.s,,t 10 thslf power n induce ihs Legislature
si,h. saflis., Dag ptaeiieabls aflsf 'hsf a.'stn'
biz 10 pass an Act 10 refer 10 vote o. me
r.osls o. Pansla county the question ofths 70.
soSal of the scat Of justice from the io"h o'
Pamela 10 the town Of siFbis.
The daily Panola star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-31

A certain Radical candidate 70.
marked few days ago, in reference
to q charge against his party for I'M
fair dealings and that the charge
would DO p.blished, shat hc did not
care i i was published, AZ bis con-
The daily Panola star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-31
CONSTABLE BEAT NO. ..


The Books wiV De opened at Sardis
on the End, 3rd, and,4 o. Novem-
Der, aud all who haze not already regI
istcrcd should register then.
Tyou have not already registered
come TO .Sdrdis on The 2nd, 3rd, and
An d November and register them
The daily Panola star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-31
Conserva'ly I've Ticket.

tUufftNh wv sfNN,"
For District ATTORNEY.
JAMES q HALL.
For Representatives..
J. l.. KNOX.
FREEMAN RANDOLPH.
WILLIAM HALL
For therif.
JESSIE G. WRIGHT.
Chancry Clerk.
W. s. HUDSON.
For Circuit Clerk,
CAPT. J. }. MEEK.
Tor Assessor
ROBT. W. TERRY.
For Treasurer.
N. J. BENSON.
County Surveyor.
JOHN d. HUNT.
Executive Committee.
Beat No. !, J. 9. Andrews an
l.. T. Coleman,
/" 2 G. w. Parkinson,
/" 8 X. b. Jones,
I" 4 J. II. Payne,
i" 5 Col. +. b. Irby, Free
man Randolph, John A. Polk an
" n Wootten.
The daily Panola star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-31
Announcement Of Candidates.


Announcement Of Candidates.
FOR SUPERVISOR BEAT NO. y
We are authorized to announce the name OF
JAMES y. BU CHAEAN, as a candidate ior
u,ervisor for Beat No. !. AZ november e'ec'
ton.
ron SUPERVISION, BEAT NO. b.
W. are authorised to announce GulLFoRD
VAUGHAN, (colored), as candidate Tor SUI
neryisor Of Heat No. 8, Pamela county nj cnsu-
ing election In November.
JUSTICE or THE PEACE BEAT NOS,
We ARE authorized TO announce SAMUEL, =
ENGLISH, MS candidate. f. 49,. ~ @
~, n Ma, y >. rsaoia County al Novem
h.r saV"'
CONSTABLE BEAT NO. ..
We are authorized to announce JAM D.
GIBSON MS a candidate for Constable In bsa>
NJ. Pamela County at November election.
We are authorized to announce
W. II. Dunlap az a candidate for
magistrate, IN beat No. 5. at the re-
quest ofmany voters.
The daily Panola star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-31

stl,nsats soul,l not feae one !
vvsh nos hssfof ~ MI
h..sss1sa there sfs qaitssd
ealsrsl ~ shs sss fod
.hl~rbss - So npw lsi|
,y aad fss sskIu Pspls !
~ bewafs II - sdsks =
m ih1m by ihsis white
through its columns
The daily Panola star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-31
MONDAY.
rlr., Day. Proceedings
A. 4 N. Fair. I

The day opened inau'pic
the beginning Of the week
ceedings, owing to the threa
appearance ofthe weather, hut
VA, a large number Of entries u
tho departments during the day, s.'
at the elo.e Of the evening IL
Secretary reported larger numbt
Of entries In oil the departments th
had ever been made on the first q
of any previous fair. The entr\
Of fine stock was very good.
The departments are by no meal
full and it ia TO be hoped that e.
body from the country will \
something for exhibition,
swell the entries far By
previous year. No prep
awarded yesterday. and
hibition was the gene
all the stock on the
There was q We
dance as ia usually
first day, as this
preparation aid a
entries for exhibit
The three last
will DO full Of i
4 attendances are
weather will onl
The daily Panola star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-31

The talent has been obtained and will appear evening
before tho public.
PROGRAMME.
The great comic drama, "The Limerick Boy Song character
"Thc Bells 60 Ringing for Sarah'
INTRRAIssION.
'Dsusoat Dodge and "gant Heart Never Won Fair Lady
ovatsss b R1pan Company
Question from Bones; do Tambone "Song II Have No Mother
Now; Chorus BY the Company Question by Tamboine do by
Bones Song "Moher Dear " Ethiopian Drama "The Trouble
Servant Song "Love Among the Roses Political Speech
Ethiopian Farce: "Who Stole the Chickens ~
will be made thus giving the audience opportunity Of visiting the
Fair Hail. which will present many attractions sufficiently
suit tho taste Of the sdous The management will spare
pains please and interest oil present. while the attendants the diff
cn stands will endeav to supply the wants of their patrons
Doors open at o'clock curtain rises H. Tomorrow evening
an entire change Of will be presented among which the
grca, comic drama of "The Toodes" will be found
Admission 50 cts Reserved seats 81 Positively admission with
out ticket Buy your tickets before entering of
j. d. HIGHTOWER,
Ticket Agent, Agricultural and Mechanical Fair
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-13

n0Neal Dow is talking temperance int.m-
pc Ately in Penns ylvsnis.
SThe price OF bread has been fixed in Parts
ct ffiy centimee the kil0gramme, or about i've
cents pound.
n%It Is said tbs the ont door costume or wo-
men this year is the prettiest and most sensible
that has been worn in twenty years.
~A Chicago paper speaks OF q female repor.
ter on rival sheet" smiling asweet smile about
four inches acroes."
0what IL the difference between your father
and your doctor? One whacks and loves you,
the other waccinotes you.
ga California paper, in describing row
among the Cinnamon, says that they" used iron
bars and other ee jativee freely"
p0Nary Cary says that IL husbands generally
knew what Their wives thought OF them, suicides
would be Q more common occurrence.
~Tne Chicaso nnes has . new definition.
IL r. tax.esters-' which term 10 meant 70 i'm
clude not only every city oficeholder, but every
person connected in any way with the admins
tration and cisbErrem ent Of city revenues"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-13

The mind Of Columbus, Ohio, is all tore up
over the fact that Prince Won Lynar, of Pru :
STA, lie shortly going to marry q Mics Parsons of
that city. The mind of the Parsons family will
probably be all tore up shortly after the mar.
rage, upless Lynar turrs out to be q GOOD deal
better than the average run Of titled foreigner.
who come to US from across the water as swee,
boons to ambitious mamas. As a general
rule they are brutal adventurous bilks, who
cannot make good alliance at home, and so
come Tor rich wives to this country, where they
usually prove more than enough son-in-law for
one family and not quite CROUCH for a whole
community. Lypar Icy be all right; but ace
wouldn't risk marrying him, Prince though he
Ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-13

0Wild cats at kisiere da LOup, Canada,
breakfast on school girls within forty rods az
the schoo-bouse.
~The daily charge at Saratoga this season
for three instsllments OF hash snd a be,l-bug
conversations, win be IS.
ga Maryland Democratic paper nominates
John w. Garrett, Eco, tor PRESIDENT, and Jim
Fisk for Vice President.
- The Methodists OF Portland. Me-, decide
that no candidate for the ministry who uses to-
bscco should be admitted.
~An Indianapolis woman whose husband
was mean" lest stepped 40 10 the City Clerks
ofrce 10 buy q divorce.
~SpTing trade is revivine In Chicago; there
were hundred and tweniy-nine apple atiOns
for divorce lat week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-13
DREADFUL Acc,psrr ON TEE Fer

DREADFUL ACCIDENT ON THE ERIE RAW
EOAp-tire EmiSrdnts Killed and T,1sn,y
HouEded- At Gliswold Station, on the Erie
railroad. yesterday morning, q heavy FREE yhf
tfein, with Passenger (epiersnt) car ard ca =
hoose attached, while going dow n a grade Nv
coupled, lelving the car and caboose. Tbt
cain was recoupled, the signal taken in. ar.
started an ascending grade, when the couplir
broke second time. While being recoupIe.
and before the sigral could be reset, the eair
freight train came numbering dow n the graz
and crushed everything before it. Thirty ~
sengers were iD the car. Five children We
killed and about twenty adults more or lese Il
iured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-13

TIE CUMBERLAND Coal TRapE.-Thaf Cam
bertrand coSl - coming more generally into favor
Is demonstrated bv the heavy sales male tn
sea ON. The total amount OF coal sem 10 mar
yet from Cumberland sinc6 January 1t - 3d.
4s205 tons, against S46.il2 for the same time
last yesr, showing an increase OF 2la ga aq tons
The shipments 10y canal this season amount 90
lfe,e2i 10 tons, against 1855 On tons 10 sama
date last year showing an increase OF - SiI.Gq.
These figures show a most encouraging cond.-
ton OF asairs in TIE coal trade. ana should the
demand be kept up the shipments viii reach
100000 by the close OF the year.-eunJ,rEaHf
CiuiltGR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-13

All he New YORK nsrke's are ssain lnist sri
without fettSre ~ onrt in siocss .hads ~ &C.
-ivity T. noted. thoush Ga tone prices are wesk
Government bends End Sold sre qniet aGa sleAdy.
b. money market NO. h ssily. aud "a u -sss a
government Ena railway col ateral cali loRus are
readily negotiable AZ three O. i've pr cent Nafiotal
taaE notes al On GAnt and ~ discount "a . rr
cent IN tNchar &c for areehbaCks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-13

DIVISION AMONG WOMAN SUPFRAGIrrs.-Tha
boston " ing OF TIE woman suffrage party held
a meeting on Wednesday in New York, and re
undated Woodhull, Anthony. Stanton, and an
Their works The promptitude with which
tney repud,afe the freC-lOye teachings of the
leader of the other wing is a subject OF con-
graduation even by the New York Tribune.
Mrr Lucy 5. Blackwell presided, aud the reso-
luuone set forth that the attempts that have
been made TO associate the woman suffrage
cause with the doctrines of free-lOye and 10
hold IL responsible for the crimes and follies of
individuals, Is an outrage upon common sens.
and decency, and q Islander upon the virtue AMI
intelligence Of the women Of America.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-13
a Tie Vote ON woman Suffrage I'm the
Ne scchure cts HauNa

Bos7 ON, clay l3.-1he RESOLUTION providing
f1r an amendment ID the corstitntion 10 confer
the suffrage on women has been defeated in the
Mecsachu: etts House by vote of 6s t. e. The
Senate rejected the bill to regulate the hours of
lstor in factories by q large majority.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-13

p6The New York street railways are running
four-horse smoking cars.
~ Boston's flower mission for the sick has
Just opened.
syOu. in China, q woman who disputes her
hush ,nd's authority commits capital offence.
0John Ware, under sentsr CO OF death in
Camden, n. j., for killing his father, has refas-
ed 10 take any food whatever since Tuesday
morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-13

BRITISH LORDS DON'T LIKE THE TREATY
The subject or the Treaty Of washingtonW
the prominent subject before the House
Lords yesterday, and it was argued that -
southern States were alone responsible for
depredations of the Alabama and kindred shi-
and that the British government could /
legally have obtained the Alabama. f
Granville, in reply, alluded to the point of,
Justment, and promised that before the tres
was ratified, ample opportunity would be eiy .
Tor full consideration Of It's provisions but in the
meantime, he regretted the occurrence of
dcsultoTy discussions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-13

TRICKS OF THE RNe.-C,burn's conduct in
the prize ring in Car ada Thursday, is stigma
says he wanted to fight, but dared not to 20 into
Columns corner and risk q fall, because the
Cobuin men in the inner ring were prepared to
disable him by throwing pepper and turpentine
in his ewes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-13

PARTIAL RgsuNPTIos IN THE COAL RRGIoNs.
L ne memorandum OF agreement signed by the
representatives OF the Anthracite Board OF
Trade and the Miners CriOn at Pottsyille on
Thursday will produce an immediate resnmp-
non OF lat or IN the mines OF that region, the
question OF wages 10 be decided by the .nuire
Judge Elwel. All local difficulties arising be-
tween the contracting parties in the future are
10 be referred 20 q board 81 arbitration. said
board TO consist of three members on each side,
who, in case of disagreement will have power
20 select an umpire. whose decision shall be nDal.
IL, however, q question arises involving the
board of arbitration, corsisfiry of five rer,re-
sentatives OF each side. with power 90 refer q
an umpire. In Is to be noted that the troubles
are ended only in the Schuv Kill or Reaf-ng
Railroad Com pany's region. The Scranton AMI
Lehigh mines are still At lead lock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-13

THE OLYMPIcs of this city viii play the For
est City Base Ball Club st Cinc.pua'i this sfte,-
noon. The result OF the inuirgs will be found
On our bulletin board.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-13

NOMINATION CoSFIRMED.-The Senate. in
executive eefsion yesterday, confirmed the rom
ination of Maxwell Woodruff, OF this city, to
be assistant Secretary OF Legation at Londo d.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.
GREAT REDUCTION

GREAT REELECTION
IN OLD BYE AND BOURBON WHISTLES.
BhAEDiES, GINS, &C,
OF the following bra ads, yiz:-FamilS Nectar.
years old, S2.5o per gal; Robertson. do, IS 81
% Bowler, do S do Old Crow, 6 do. SIS do 9.
Baker, do, IS do; Pine Apple. frecriisd,i $50
Dc. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, So Go; do. tnae,)
20 DO; HFnnessey, 1854. 81 do. do, ls49 5 10 DO.
oiaId, pupuy Co., 1898. $40: California Brandy.
50 90; Old Tom Gin. 81 IS: Cocktail Bitters, (very
nne; AnGUsture R'tteTs. PaSer's Bitters. Back
berry Brandy. Liberal dil count to iha trade.
q. GAUTiER,
Proprietor of the Native Wine Bitters,
myn 1917 and 1919 Penn "a aFenus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-13

SECRETARY BELKsAP has returned to the
city. All the members o. the abinet are no "
here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-13

SENATORS b. F. Rice and Powell Clayton, OF
Arkansas, heve arrived here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-13

MARYLAND LANDS LOOKING UP.-The tract
CT land, in this neighborho0d, purchased q few
years since by MT. Thomas e.. Wilisms from
Mr.. William +. Bowie, for about thirty dollars
per acre. and afterwards fold by him to Messrs.
William j. GOrtnef End William H Shuler for
forty dollars per acre, has agein been cold by
the latter gentlemen 10 Me-Sls. John and Will
liam Bipser, OF Pennsylvania, for fifty dollars
per acre.-Princs Georoian
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-13

BALTIMORE, May l3-The steamer Isaac p.
Smith exploded her steam drum this morning
while leaving her wharf for Eastern Shore
Several persons belonging to the boat were se.
verely scalded or Otherwise injured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-13
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

ISTRRNAL RBvENuB.--The receipts from this
source to-day were ease, 1854.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-13

SECRETARY DRLANo left here this morning
for Philadelphia to be absent tso days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-13
The LOuisvfllans Done Like Colored
People In the Street CAra

LOUISVILLE, May l2-The attempts by tie
negroes to-day TO ride in the street cars with the
whites caused considerable excitement. ard in
some instances the trouble almost resulted in a
riot. Several negroes were fo-cibly elected
from the care, and in Others the whites gave up
the cars to the negroes, who rode on exultingly
amid the waving of hsndkerchiefs and an
plause OF the Spectators Of their race.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-13

Mr.. W. W. CoRCoRAN still lies in the same
condition es for the past two or three days, with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-13
Relief for yellow Fever Sufferers and
Destitute MfueFa

NEW YoRK, May l2.-Subscriptions are
making in this CITY for the relief OF the suf-
ierers by the yellow fever AZ Buenos Ayres, and
the working men have organized a similar
Tovement in aid of the destitute miners OF
Pennsylvania. Peter Cooper will be the
treasurer of the latter fund.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-13

SlSlAnt pssek Sr.
A DECISION REVERSED Attorney Genera,
Akermsn he's reversed the DECISION o. Comm'.-
sioner Pleasopton that sections IS ard l6 o : the
act OF July, $50, did not authorize the c,rcc
tion OF tax uron cNidenrs declared for The
decides that the dividend t,x can 9 oo'ico!ed
for the lFst five months of 1870, which dc,--'on
viii bring many Thousands OF dollars ON
bPpis, raI'ro1d complri; ,, &C., into The 7 rees
u. ! Tor the pc ID named.
AesArLT UPON CoNGREssMAN.-Last ever
ing little excitement was created on the Ay,-
nue. in consequence Of an assault m ade upon
Hon. ID. W. VOORHEES,, of Indiana, by a man
rancd aruegan, said TO be q On OF ex-senator
Hannegsn, who seemed - be under the influence
OF tquor. 1t appears that Mr.. VI Drhees Judge
Hughes, Senator Miller, CT Georgia, sud ha
nesan we've walking on the street, when Hen
Degan suddenly. and without apparent proyo-
caiop, struck voorhees, on the he'll With a
sTord-cane, Going no great damage. Mr.. Voor-
bees seemed disincliDed TO be drawn int1 a
street b ght with a person in Hsruepan's condi-
ton, 9od the parties separaf ed with A remark
rom Dir. '. uncomplimentaryt to his assaiIant.
GEN. y. Z. BABCocK, who has been ordered
10 relieve Ger. Michler % Superintendent, of
Public Buildings and Grounds az stated in
TBH STAR OF Thursday afternoon is well ousl-
med TO perform the duties OF rhe position in q
satisfactory manner, and his appointment = a
work OF improving and beautiIying the govern
ment "a ounGs sud editces in this city. He has
ia IlJlant record pc an engineer officer bayin0
graduated at West Point in 1861, and rendered.
good service in the next two wears in driIIing
volunteers IN Washing ton, aiding in the et tjon
OF the CefenSes OF the national CAPITAL and OF the
upper Pofomac, building OF the pontc On bIidga
fcloss the Potomac to facilitate Banks, move
ment TO winchester, and participation in me
N the Penirsy1lar Campaign and the siege oT
yorktown, wbe1 he was brevetted captain for
a a. Al ms tFoti An
he was aSs'stant lin, p ctOr general and CHEZ
engineer or the Mini corps, and N 1863 VS.
promoted to capt9incy while en- route 4
Nicksburg, in the siege OF which he particI
plt'd, and afterwards Served With credit in tbe
Iennesec campaign, distingui shing himself 81
knOxvllle; Pfter that in the department of Ohio
ard ID lea acting as aid-de.camp to Lent Ger,
Grant q the great Rich mond Campaign In IoC5
he was b. e1etted colonel for Distinguished scr
yicfs, end shortly afterwards brigader general
In lSt6 he was made colonel of staff and aiJ
de-camp 10 the General-in- Chief, and in 1854
was promoted to be major in the corps of
engineers. Gen. Michler, who is now TO be
assigned 10 other duties, has made A most
capable superintendent of Public Buildipqs
and Grounds. and has accomplished a erpst
deal IN the way of improvements with the am ali
amonDto OF money at his disposal. His Integrity
farmers, and courtesy have made him peneraiiy
estee med In the community, and he will have
the hearty good wishes Of all in his futu.e
career.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-13
Urging q UntOn 0f Northern ana
2QulhAHm RAmllala

ST. LOUIS, Nav 12.-kev. j.. ID. Fnlton. OF
Boston, addressed the Southern Baptists con-
vention OF this city TO-DAY, urging union OF the
Northern and Southern Baptists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-13

TIE SUBSCRIPTIONS to the new loan to-day
amounted to sls2, 600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-13

Acc pEET ON TIE PoIsT or ROCKS RAIL
ROAD We lesrr just as We 60 TO pres, that an
evening last, on the section of q. NJ. watkips
Esq. about four miles below this Place by
which one white man was killed and two ne
groes badly crippled. We have heard opart 3
ulars, fur her than the white man was Mr.
VIM. Kelley, OF Crscklin district. IN this coantg.
very worthy and highly respected citizen
Rockville .Sestipsl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-13

SANITY OF THE MURp.RBR RULLoFP.-Dre.
Gray and vanderpool, who were appointed by
Governor Hoffman to examine the prisoner Ruiz
loft, under sentence OF death az bingnamton,
Ny, have made Q report declaring that In
their opinion Rullof u in sound physical health,
and entirelv sane.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-13

FITTING Our FOR SEA.-Or de-s have been Is
sued By the Secretary OF the Navy for the Iro-
quois, row at Philadelphia. and ne Wyoming
at Pol fsmorth, n. H., to be fitted out for sea
Immediately,
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ASSISTANT Assessor Charles L. Hulse, o.
the District Of Columbia, having tende.ed b'7
resignation IT was accepted this morning. The
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assessor, VIII prot obly be copsolidat I'd win .he
Sd DIVISION, OF which Walter L. Barr. is the a.
sistant PsseS Sr.