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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-10-04
From Pennsylvania.

PHILADELPHIA, September 2a.-
The fa'in oi CHARLES Vc.sim 4 Co.,
Is reported.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-10-04
From Ohio,

CINCINNATI, September 2a.-Sec.
retary Boutwell, is addressing q poli;i-
cal meeting tonight.
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October 18th. 1871.

DART IES setting for Guano's b"nyht Of
L Wilcox. Glhbs 4 Go on or before the
10Th "f October will hnvr the privi,cg" IF
paying money instead Of cotton a, 10 cents
:>tier that time the original con'rnc, ni:l
he rigidly enforced
oct Skill II. (. ELLIOTT & @.
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ID. r. Flenniken.
oot 3 &c.,,
NEW ARRIVALS.

A LARGE assortment Of Ladies', Gents
II and Youths Boots and Shocb Also a
lot Of Ready Made Clothing, and a lot Of
Smoking and Chewine Tobacco. Just re-
oe,ysa X ~. X MCINTYRE 4 CO.
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JUST RECEIVnD,

VAR loal 81. Louis Red May Seed Wheat
Car 10 Id St. Louis White, Black and Red
Seed Oats,
Car lond Wes,ern Family and Extra
Flour,
Smoked and Bn,k Bacon, Sugar Cured
Hams, Beef Tongues, Dried Beef. No J.,
2 and 3 Alaokercl. in kits, half and quarter
"nd whole barrels, oil guaranteed, and
pcarl Grist.
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Notice to Debtors,

l LII persons knowing them~ elves inlcbt
ca to us md don't intend t" pay up by
the 10th Of October next, will please sny
nothing about 1t and wo will then know
how 10 proceed to collect.
SEPT ~ f. ". OLIVIER
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Confederate bend,

The bodies Of Confederate soldiers,
recently exhumed from tho field Of
Gettysburg, were brought t. Savannah,
Ga, on Friday. The Republican, Of
that city, says: This is tho second
reception OF Confederate dead recent
ly, aud although there was no demon.
stration on tho quiet uuostcntatious
removal of the remains from tho wharf
to the exchange, we could not help
marking the melancholy respect
shown to the noble dead Of tho lost
Confcderaoy.'
Judge Underwood, Of Virginia, has
unoficially rendered an opinion that
the women Of Virginia have right
to vote under Gne fifteeth amendment.
The fact, indeed, seems to bo that
tho women have pI city strong argu-
ment. The fifteenth amendment
apeaks Of all citizens with the quail
flying adjective ."male," aud II mum.
ber OF judges learned in the Law have
thought as Judge Underwood does
about it. HAPPILY, it is feminine
nature to retract and become sorry
for all that occurred as soou as they
bave the best Of the argument, and
we trust now that the ladies will
calm their rnfilcd tempers and tc
quiet. At the samc time we feel
pretty sure that os soon as they are
unrest:ictediy granted the suffrage
they will reiuue to uss it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-19

THE CoURT-MARTIAL FOR THE TRIAL OF
PATNAsTER HoDeE.-The Secretary OF War
to-day issued an order appointing a general
court martial "to meet at Fort McIfcnry. Ma
ryland. at 10 O'Clock m on the 18th day Of Sep
tCmber. 1871, or soon thereafter practicable.
for the trialof PaymaSter John Ledyard Hodge.
L. :. Army The following is the detail for
the court Maj. Gen. Geo. G. Meade;
Col. DelOS Il. Sacket, Inspector Gene
raj; Col. Israel NOgdes, iSt artillery; Col.
y. W. Brown, Assistant PaymsSteT Gene
raj; Lieut.. Col. II. ID. Wai,en. S,h infantry,
Lieut.. Col. Stewart Van Nlict, Deputy Quarter
master General; Mai. John NJ. Brannau, 1T
artillery; Mai. l.. G.. Beckwith. "a artillery:
Mai. Truman Seymour, 9Th artillery.
Cant. Henry NJ. Lazele, Sth iPtantfy;
Capt. ,laiaes Mcstl.,.,,', 49,. $3.50.
sumner. LIT cavalry, Capt. John X. E'iiC.
IT.. ordnance department. Col. W. Mex.
pan. Assistant Judge Advocate General, H.
appointed Judge Advocate Of the Court
In case Of the absence Of any " the memAcrs
raned in this order. the court will neverthclrss
--oceCd " III tie business asst -ned h: Pr9siL Z,
irbr ~. -,bcr be not less than the minimum pre-
sCFibcd bv o..
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Mrs. WHARToN-Et SAe GsiI'v = ~ Crims
= srAtch Sac IS Accused A reporter. on n late
visit 60 Baltimore, by az, dent fen Ina with A
gentleman Nho Is very intimate with tle family
81 MIS- Wharton, now iu the Baltimore iafl
awaiting trial on a charge q poisoning General
kefchum. from whom some faefs u-rrs ase.--
tanned which have not yet been given o. The
public The gentleman In question h LARGELY
identified with the business Interests of R,lti-
Inore, was well acquainted With ,icn. Nrf-hurn.
u on intimate terms with Mr.. \ az NrSS AMI
accompanied tic party 10 Norristosn which cx-
LGmod Tie body OF Major Harry Wharton. Ms.
Wharton has ALWAYS regarded him Ni-l rluerisi
favor, and the Inequalities OF her hou>e h,,,s
always been thrown open 20 him.
he believes Ms Wharton entirely ruiIt'cSs a
the changes preferred against her, ana regard
lar a. a vacuum o. unfortunate circumstauui
evidence which is calculated Cd inI urr her rpTf
ta;iCn a. present. but which viii Dc fully dsr
rated al the trial. General hctchum. he sas'
lad been cOmrlainng for some TIM prcNieufh
LIS death. and was much given 10 dosing b..
self, that he took heavy draugh;s 81 lauiaf1m
only tie dav before he died, being then vCrs ih-
well and that the isutanum had an entirely IL
ferent effect frUm that intended. lie rcearo
the dsath Of General ketchum aS supporting a. 3
by oyerdosing himself with laudanum and as
while admitting the fac, that poison wRs
found IN the punch which hsd been Prcpars !
for Mr.. Van Mes, he believed that = i'und ~
Way there by other means than Al the hands %,
wharton, for. be said, II would DC prov
Mis-. MOI IN the dining-room for several
that she Wa after the punch was made
hours before ana -'uOn an occasion seg'
He stated further thar. . -''ain,ias an "a,
eral years ago, when he was H., ~ Nlsit
family Tor $ me time, another person. g.
ing IN The family, was taken suddenly aud va
lently IN with symptoms of poison. The ca,
was treated and cured ~ poison. and both he
and the gentleman, although saving nothing
about n, trongly suspected a. person in tba
family, not Mrs. Wharton, with having admin
istercd Il. That suspected person was stin e.
the family, or was stil kindly received into Dr. 4.
al the time of the death OF Gen. ketchum - n
fngE.rcT.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Lower Prices thr a Elsewhere.

,hyeI sssrsapaIlha az Cherry PICTORIAL, Sc :;
syrnn and Tonic ID ksliston, Sc; Schenck 9
sSS.up Snu 81 Is; Jayne's Expectorant and
bht.rsti6e, &C hostetter s. Hoofands and Vinegar
Miehler's Herb Bitters, Sc; Lyon s
hid, and Barryis Tricopherus, 40c.; Laird 3
bbioc''- and Magnolia Balm, &C; Batcheler's Hair
~ :, Sc; Helmbolds Buchu, 81 %; Browns Ja-
naica Ginger, 4Oc; PhalOn's Perfumes, Soc; Tar
rant Aperieut, 9c.; Winchester's II pophosphtes,
&c; 0sgood's India Chologogue, lbs; Sterling's
-, - SozOdont, &c; Nichols Elixir Pro-
toxide Ire orc "a '~'Oh's COD Liver OIL, 81:
other kinds, Sc; Flsgg's Relief, yvc., "'
saTsaiarui&n, 9Oc.; Florida Water, 70c.; Perry 5
Lotion, 81 IS; Lubins Extracts, genuine, 81: Col
gates SOAPS large assortment, retail at whole
sale prices; Holland Gin, imported, 81 per bottle;
Fine Old Rye Whisky, large bottles 81: per gallon,
S5-gIaTanteed represented or money refunded
CalitOTniS Wines, Port Angelica, Sherry, Muscatel
81. ARTHUR NATTANS, Druggist,
auStr Corner ID and streets N. W.
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Affairs i'm New York.

Anti TdmmdFy Democrats an Council. Wacbf.I
he German TenOr-COtton Factory Burned
The .FleettcOod Rdces-ATrsst Of he Voucher
Thief.
NEW YORK, Sept ia meeting of demo-
Gratis opposed TO Tammany was held at Apollo
Hall last evening. Samuel G.. Courtney, district
attorney under President johnson, presided
Among the democratic leaders present were
Ben. Wood, ex-Sheriff O'Brien, Congressman
Roosevelt, ex-Judge Barrett, and George w.
Mcclellan.
Theodore Wachtel, the celebrated German
tenor, made his American debut at the Stadt
Theater last night.
A FIRE in Brooklyn yesterday p. m. DESTROYED
the cotton factory OF Goodman & Myers, corner
of 9th and north 4th streets, eastern district
Loss S25, GOO; insured.
The races at Fleetwood Park yesterday were
won by Lady Backus and Medoc
A man named George Anfibe is said tn he
under arrest charged with completely in the
theft OF the vouchers from the comptroller's
Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-19

1The Lacrosse Democrat reports "the water
50 loEi the Mississippi River that STEAMBOATS,
have to keep whistling to keep cows out of the
ers put on the boats This is about the thinnest
river yet discovered. They win have to melt ice
pretty soon."
ga writer for the Detroit Post has just been
to 0ber Ammergau to see the Passion play. The
place was crowded with Americans and Eng
lish. The correspondent, while there, roomed
with Judas Iscariot, and "it was owing to his
influence that Americans have this year been
forbidden to 60 behind the scenes and talk with
The actresses"
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CANAL 1RADE.-1here was n general r.
joiCing amongst the boa;men yesterday ulOn the
rise OF water IN the river at this place. There Is
now an abundance OF water aud plenty % spare
The Cumberland level has been filed - its
highest marx, and everything about canal boat
ing Is encouraging, except the fever and ague,
which malady, il is hoped, viii now begin 20
abate, as the iull stage OF fresh water In the
canal should have a beneficial effect. Some OF
The boats that left port on SATURDAY took light
loads; those leaving to-day. we presume. will
carry their customary tonnage. The DEPARTURES
on Saturday last were thirty-eight boats. carry
ing total OF ,S21 &c ions OF cOal.-CuRJlrldf Z
Neaog. ISth irsL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-19

~Judy asks whether women are nearer
angels since they have worn high heels?
HTwo long curls on each side are 90 take the
place Of the curls at the back that have been
worn so long.
@Omaha bridal couples indulge in two dol
lars worth Of carriagc-ride az a wedding tour,
and are happy.
a9-"SnOring on the levee" was the crime for
which IS fine was iml 0sed by a New Orleans
magistrate
sRA Racine girl wanted her lover 20 swear
On the Bible that she was all the world 10 him,
and when he wouldn't she knocked him down
with the sacred volume.
SThe New-Orleans papers publish a very
sober correspondence between several citizens
and Prof. G. T.. FOrshey, in which the latter. in
many words, pronOunces the story that Prof.
AgassiZ has predicted a tidal-wave which will
involve the Southern coast in ruin, a most NOM
strous and cruel hoax.
E-A young wife in Troy cured her husband
of a disposition 10 absent himself from home at
night by providing him with an excellent dinner
and saying TO him afterwards, George. Ia YOU
find a sweeter spot than our home describe il to
me. and 1 will rival IL IL die i'm the attempt"
kiss and few tears completed the victory.
nSThe Peoria (Hlinois Rcr.eC of the 9TH
SAWS: 1--WE are getting Disguised with the
Illinois River. A s.ranger I'm this coun, " can't
find IL until he gets his feet wet, by stepping in
IL. IL this sort of thing keeps on. they will have
90 station policeman at the bridge, or e. G, the
first thing we know, some thirsty COW will come
along and drink the raging Illinois un.u
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GERMAN ToEPEDo BOATS on A New PLAN.
Three torpedo boats for the German fleet are
now in course OF construction i'm Dantzc. They
are built almost entirely Of iron, and being
about sixty feet long and only six or seven
broad, they have nearly the form OF FISH. The
deck of each boat IL 20 he convex, as 90 be
hut little exposed 20 damage from the enemy =
shot, ard the rudder II at the bow. where there
II a small opening about an inch wide 90 serve
as a lookout for the stecrsman. The boats are
Ia he propelled by screws, the power for which
will be furnished by miniature engines PesrO-
eum il a he used as fuel
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President Grant I'm Cincinnati.

NiN6INnATI, o., Sept. 19.-President Grant
reviewed the Zouaye and colored BATTALION snS
me police and fire department at the Burnett
House this morning. He received an address Of
welcome by Mayor Davis to which he responded
Inc President spoke briefly, expressing gratifi-
cation at meeting this reception from the people,
and all the more because Il was from the people
country.
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A Branch Mint I'm an Iowa Cave

DUBUQUE, September ia fellow rerre-
States mint at Philadelphia, offered 10 sell the
citizens Of this place counterfeit nickle five cent
and one dollar coins. A gentleman (they must
have funny ideas Of gentleman In Dubuque.1
was taken into the country a few miles into a
cave and shown large number of boxes one
was opened and found to contain 800 I'm nickles
The gentleman purchased ten boxes paid half
cash and gave his note for the rest, and carried
the boxes home, and found them to contain
nothing but sand. No names are given.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-19

TIRE UTAH ADULTERY SUIT.-The Haw-
kins adultery case, growing cut OF pc
lygamy, viii be presented 90 the grand
terday. three prominent Mormons arr sum
moned. Cannon, OF the Deseret Ncurs, Town
send, OF the Townsend House, and ClawsOn, a
son-in-law Of Brigham Young, declared under
oath that they did not believe that a man prac-
ticing polygamy was guilty OF adultery, and,
being challenged, Chief Justice Mexican re-
iected them as Jurors.
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Great Reduction.
In OLD r..

In OLD BYE AND BOURBON WHISTLES
BRANDIES, GINS, &C,
years old, So 50 per gal; Robertson do, So Sc
do; Bowler, do; Old Crow, do, SIS do, Baker,
Brsndies-Larocheller, SO do. do, (fne,l IS do;
Hehnessey, lS64 81 do; do, 1919, $40 do; Otard,
Dupuy d Co., 1858, &c. California Brandy, So Dc, ::
Old Tom Gin, S2.25; Cocktail Bitters, Blackberry
Brandy. Liberal discount to the trade
G. GAUTIER,
Propriet0rs # the Native Wine Bitters,
myll 1917 and 1919 Penn's avenue,
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Moyements on Ocean sfeamers

NEW YoRK, Sept. 19-Arrived, the steamers
Tburingia, from Hamburg, and the Merrimsct.
from Rio Janeiro.
LoSDos. Sept. 10, 43o-The steamship At
to-day.
NEW YORK, Sept. ie.-Arrived, the steamer
China, from Liverpool, and the steamer San.
ana, from Liverpool. S~Aa
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Frisco q Safe place for Abort,o,,.,.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 1s.-O'Donnel Cahen'
the astrologer, and Mrs. Isabella Knapp. in,
dicted for the murder Of Eugene Charnete by
abortion last winter, were discharged to-day on,
nolle pros, the district attorney believing that,
owing to the testimony Of the deceased being
herself dying, he could not convict. The ease
caused great feeling at the time, and the ais
charge Of the prisoners takes the Commute nv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-19
BOARDS AND PLANK.

We have on hand large stock Of "a, 81 and 81
CYPRESS, seasoned and Of excellent quality, suita-
BILE for INSIDE WORK, MOULDISGS, BOAT
BUILDING, &c, at about two-thirds the price Of
Our stock Of LUMBER OF ALL KINDS is large
and well assorted; and, having q SAW and PLH.
execute orders promptly, and guarantee satisfaction
to our customers.
+. EDW. CLARK CO.,
Dealers in Lumber, Wood and Coal
Wharf, DEPOT and Planning Mill foot of 9Th street
east Branch Yard, Virginia avenue and 9th street
southeast au26-l I'm
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THE TORPEDO WAR.-SiNty thousand union
torpedOes were seized I'm New York Saturday by
CHEF Gildersleeve, of the bureau Of oombusti-
bles Of the fire department, and the packages,
after being opened, were emptied into the Hud-
son river. Mr.. Goldschmidt, one OF the victims
OF the New York torpedo explosion in Beck
man street. cannot recover. Morris kleubcr, n
member OF the firm, has been arrested and held
in $40 600 hail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-19

ASSISTANT SECRETARY "
Treasury Department viii remainin Europe un-
til December.
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SHOCKING BARBkRITY.-The little boy who
was starved 20 death by a woman connected
with O'Brien's Circus az StOrmville, New York
was being kept from food 90 prevent his growing
and getting too heavy for service. He wa
bought in Paris by a performer knows a
''Atalie, the man OF the iron jaw" and had
performed on the dsy preceding his death.
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Bachelors Hair Dve.

This splendid Hair Dye Is the best in the world
Harmless, reliable, instantaneous, does cont ain
Lead nor any c,taie poison to produce paralysis
boasting virtues they do not possess. The genuine
w: A. Bachelors Hair Dye has had thirty yeays
untarnshed reputation to uphold its integrity as
the only perfect Hair Dye-Black or Brown. Sold
BY all druggists Applied ut Is Bond street. New
York fe6-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-19

THURSTON'S IVORY PEARL TOOTH POW,
DER the best article for cleansing and preserving
teeth Sold by all druggists. Price, Is and SO c. nts
y0UVEN' 8 NOTORIOUS KID GLOVE CLEAN
druggists and fancy goods dealers. Price, Q:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-19

GEN. Cook is reported by telegraph as saying
that he can conquer the Apaches if the peace
commissioners " III let him alone.
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KAazAhkTTbargsins An Lsdies', Gcnts5 aod on n
aleh tOnpEkcLOTHING may be fonn1 A.
Al orders promptly and neatly erecutcd. Kn,r-nSs
On street Seetgeen al andtth, poli-tf
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The High Joint Committee sustain

NEW YORK, Sept. I9.-The committee of sew
enty has just held a meeting and adopted reso-
lutions sustaining Mr.. Green. The latter IA :
issued notice that the interest on the bonus
and stocks of the corporation falling due ON
November LIST will be paid by the city chamber
lain, in the new courthouse, on that day, and
that the transfer books will be closed Wednes-
day. 1t is not probable that application
will be made Immediately for either an iniunc-
ton restraining Comptroller Connolly from ex-
ercising the functions of his Office, or for writ
of quo lcorrdnto for him to show by what right
he holds his Office and why he should not va
cate il.
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SECRETARY BELKNAP will leave here OF
Thursday evening, in company with Genera
Sherman and General Humphreys, chief of en-,
gineeTs, to make an inspection of the works n
Hell Gate, Willett's Point, Fort SCHUYLER. am
other points near New York, N-'
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TELEGRAMS ~ THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispa..,e aes'
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.

FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
Tieerdphed Exclusively 10 Tie Epeniao Say,
The English Labor Movement,
LONDON, sept. ia great meeting was held
AT Chelse. to- aig hit i'm favor of the British work
men J ow on strike. Mr.. Oder was the nrjn-
cipal speaker, and he denounced in strong terms
certain proprietors who had accumulated wealth
out of the labor of the poor.
Don't want 10 be n General.
PARIS sept ls--lt Is rumored that General
Cusey(?) has resigned. '"'
Death Of an English Ex-Minisser.
LONDON, Sept. 19.-George Alexander Hamil-
the government OF Earl Derby died YESTERDAY
at his residence in the county OF Dublin.
international Postal Money Order
System.
LONDON, Sept. 19.-The postal money order
system between the Omitted States and Eny yiuS
VIII 60 into operation on the I'd OF October.
Theirs Looking Around.
LONDON, sept le.-Ihe Ttmes has a special dis
patch from Versailles announcing that Theirs
goes TO Fontainebleu during the recess of the As
sembly and will afterwards visit the sites OF tha
proposed military camps
The German Army 10 be Placed ON n
Peace Footing
BERLIN, Sept. 19.-rhe German army will be
placed ON peace footing Immediately, and
reduced TO the effective Strength OF 100 900 men
General Won Moltke has been created Marshal
Of the Empire.
The Prince Imperial Of GERMANY, Frederick
William, and wife, arrived at Wilhelm's Hope
yesterday.
Increase Of Deaths from Cholera I'm
Prussia.
BERLIN, Sept. 19.-The virulence of the
cholera increases at Konigsberg. The ratio of
deaths has advanced from nifty per cent TO sew
enty, and even eighty per cent. The deaths
during the week ending the 18th were 300.
The Russian Fleet.
LONDON, Sept. 19.-The Russian fleet escortinp
the Grand Duke Alexis to the United States and
now in English waters. will proceed TO Falmouth
for coal and the necessary repairs instead OF re-
naming at Plymouth for that purpose.
Evacuation Of France by the Ger.
PARIS, Sept. 19-The Paris forts will be for
mally surrendered by their German OCCUPANTS
to the French tomorrow. TIE evacuation OF
the four departments contiguous 20 Paris will
follow Immediately, ard be completed by the
18th inst.
The disarmament of the National Guard is
proceeding quietly everywhere.
Amin and Theirs are TO settle the details of
the peace convention to-day.
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The ANNIVERSARIES Copyer,,o,

fHllAnElfHiA, sept. Ia-The Tnfversslis,
Oeheral Convention met tbs a m. AMI %,
T,sI the Geeilng Wa> 0rra-izrd ~ H. gey
r., "; FuilmaA calling the son --''tisn 4 c7.h,-
lie Rev. Or. W. n. hv',,- ~, ~ =, :
sSs,u. j. Smith Dodge. DR. ~ -, -.
manent as retsFt, q. Z. Holden. Ts,.. " y. =,
tTeaSprCr. Charlcs Fluhcr. OF Ngw Work. and
Rev. j. Il. Mahcw az New York. wCre appointed
c,erfs. CCnmhtccs on elections, ri. gious sCr-
vices, unfinished business and u11isuaf.1rs W re
spr0irtsd hv the chair. The socrlilTy then
stated that the constitution adopted ~ tho ias,
convention I'm Gloucester, Mas, had been ratl-
fed hy a majority CT fhe state conventions. ana
wrs new she Law under which this couY. at ~
was oTgsrtzcd. A recess was then taken tiu AZ
teInOon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-19

UNITED STATES TREASURER SPINNER and
party arrived at New York t)-dayOn the China.
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TRIPLE REvIsroy.-As an evidence of the
care taken by the Superintendent of the Census
to secr1e accuracy, it may be stated that al
proofs of statistical matter received from In,
Government Printing Office are revised tire,
times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-19

FIRST ASSISTANT POSTMASTER GENERAL
MARSHALL hes gone TO Paris, Virginia, for a
few DAYS.
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UyHE GREAT Discovery.
LETTER FRnM GFNFRAL HnWaRn

WASHINGTON, ID. G., July q, llI
PROP. ]: A: CoOk:-Desr Sir: have Cor some time
used the BALM OF LII Il In my family az a was h,
and have found il all you recommend. am clad TO
Join Others IN commanding article that IL evil
dently doing 30 much good. Yours, truly,
o. %. HOWARD.
Brig General III A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-19

THE SUBSCRIPTIONS OF the national banks to
the new loan are being flied at the rate Of a
million dollars per day. Thirty millions are yet
- be forwarded to the banks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-19

GENERAL MCDONALD, Supervisor of Internal
Revenue fer the States Of Missouri and Arkansas
arrived in the city l-day on official business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-19
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvESUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were S23G,715.56.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-19

WE UNDERSTAND that the Mixed Commission
for the settlement of claims, other than thos,
known as the Alabama claims, (undar the treat,
OF Washington will hold their first meeting In
this city ON Mo ndaY next