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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-04-04
ALFRED CUSHING,
1s3 West 3Ist street.
Examples for the Ladiea.

Miss KATE FLYNN, New York, earned
with Wheeler & Wilson Machine si54l ~
in 1854 days. Of hours.
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New YORK, August 81, 1862.

DR.. Vim. H. Tut:
Sir-When in Aiken, last winter, / used
your Expectorant for my cough, and found
more benefit from it than any 1 ever used.
took half dozen bottles home with me,
and have had to give some of it to my
friends. Please send me one dozen by Ex-
press, C. o. d.
ALFRED CUSHING,
123 West 3Ist street.
DR.. TUFTS Hair Dye Colors a Beautiful
RiaeE
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Mr.. Feemster presented the following
Il was refused the right 70 read this BIN
ca. B. No. 6l4o In the committee f0oms and
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-04-04

was told that Il was a bill to incorporate
railroad. X. NJ. ID. FEKMaTKR,
Member OF Committee
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which 0urhtt0 have Dee. I"T.
OMEN complaining UI wool.
ness. debility, and I0H .I.|.
Sometimes many HI mn. .'.
symptoms HuDuI II. I....
and nt other fimUH tUrr '." .
.hom hui che IIFUI d." ..H..
illvthc organ mH.i involved
M package Hpuihr MH|' |
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G. T. Hooker, Soil,
mnr2sw5t
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-02-22

Tt C4ge zgae uaau Iar
glsiagisaus = e af fls hsea su3 tl.en
ia sns.r baa3s ia arT oai q Afres
~ asa ps @ aag J softer
! rress acal "a th 49, e x aeeai,
malsu n # aa maF maeF aafe
v8hsai uea
I0u8en meslaal advertised 60
rlsfk Mo rsrl8 bear ceuhuemeat lie
receives ~ aaswer fom eng NAs haa
tstn ssreu gears -
Ali lse "a saalat Maine eIa.a tlat
iirt oeull hnse married iIe pfetoat
rgsafbr 81 lhai Hait 81 tbe days phcn
b. vas lard ~ aal wen Hltosy hfis
Aleass gave a.c Chicago poor go
h tllai boF don't be strapped before he
gets awAg hom lh.s country he viii ts
arapr~5 bg ga Hap vheH be gets
.sone
a osgwsgeudcat Says iliai Alexis
takes h. huakise,ia ih5 palace rAllpay
af Go tide proportion Three miles 81
coffee 5 mile u milt, three miles % oycs-
90 asN teu miles u taakwieai cakes.
twelve mgle, 81 iesderio.a, aiue mile q
tAma, eggs, and lhrce milts ofsugaf.
a,o.aksas and napkins
10 yoa make any Reduction 70 min
isier} said ) young woman n Boston 70
salesman with whom she was talking
about buying a sewing machine Always,
Ars Ygu 1 ministers wife on. 10, I'm
ne, married. said nc lady hlnsling
Daughter tben No, The salesman
Looked puzzled I'm engaged 70 a iheo-
loR.eal student said she The reduction
was male.
Northern hoolmaster b Texas
lste5 received the following nota from d
bakers dozen 81 10. angctioaato pupils
We, ,he undersigned, require YOU to treat
10 a bushcI Of pccans, Eve pounds ofrais.
III. and three % candy II sou refuse
We viii RAT you III the deepest hole d
water within one mile d the school
house
Now, gentlemen, said Sheridan e
his guests, as the ladies leil the room, Jet
as understand each other Arc we "a
drink ike meu or beasts; Somewhat in
dlgusnt, The guests exclaimed Like men
u course. Then, be replied, we are going
TO get Jolly drunk, for beasts never driub
more than they want.
4 preacher, whose custom twas L
indulge Ia very long sermons, exchanged
with one who preached short ones. A
about the usual time for dismissing tht
audience began to 60 out, until nearly al
had len, when the sexton, who had stood
Il a. long as he could, walked mp % Tho
pulpl, stairs, and said to the preacher il
q whisper When you get through, loci
up, and leave the key at my house mex
TO The church.
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D * SIMnNnA

JOURNAL JOBP u,,..,
Ut. Oci. let, is7l
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We represent none bot lrsi-eiass companies
AMI rive A. los rates % sre consistent istfety
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-19

PROVING MIR. GIEELRY's LAST wrLL.-In
the Surrogate Court of Westchester, N Y, yes
terday, proceedings we're resumed in the prov
ing OF Mr.. Greeley's last will. ReynOld Hart
explained how witness went TO Dr. Choate' 5
hou9e on the afternoon of November -, at the
request OF bis twitness) father, to ascertain II a
VIII had been executed. He was ACCOMPANIED
by Mr. Hainss. On reaching the house he
saw Miss Ida Greeley and MIR. Stewart. Wit
ness End they went into Mr., Greeleys room.
de recognized witness. Mr.. Stewart had in hi.
hands the last wills of Mr.. Greeley, written ON
November 9, and showed II to Mr. Greeley, ask
Ing him If it was his last will. Mr.. Greeley An
swered "No." Nr. Hart then spoke 20 Mr..
greeley, calling his attention to the will. Mr..
Greeley raised his head from the pillow, looked
at the will and eaid yes 1t was HIS last. Mr..
Greeley wished that Hart and Aunt Lamson
should be the subscribing witnesses.
counsel for the contestant asked for the mo-
auction OF the deed which had been no AIDE Inv
Ida Greeley in favor Of her sister Gabrielle. u
was produced. As previously re ported it deeds
nail the property to Gabrielle
WIN. f. Robinson examined: Produced will
waittsn oy air. Greeley in September, 1866. 1t
"A release from the brother and three sisters of
Mt. Greeley was produced i'm court, in which
they disayowed all pretension to any interest in
Mr. Greeleys property.
The testimony of Thomas n Rocker sbowed
that on the 1lth OF November Mr.. Greeley's
manner and language were such as to attract
serious attention. On the 18th OF Nosember the
manner and language were still more strange
and witness felt convinced that Mr.. Greeley
was irrational.
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MAKING 1T HAru 20. nm. r.,

MAKING 1T WARN PoR Tur BowtEs,
BRoTHERs.-They are making IL lively for the
members Of the firm OF Bewies' brothers tie
American banking house at London ami PAS
which recently failed. One of them Robert
Bowles was sent TO News ate prison by q London
court as stated in telegram in yesterdsy'sSrAR,
and the chief OF the firm Charles Il. BoWles
has been arr ested and released on bail at Spring.
held, Mass. He says he left London October II,
under the advice OF his partners, who thought a
voyage 10 this country would benefit his health
and he could make arrangements for the perns-
nept relief OF the house, the strain on which was
particularly greay at the time, owing 70 the
needs OF Americans returning home. He No ale
the financial arrangements, but relief I'D not
come IN time TO kis house in London. and IN
failed. He desires q suspension Of Judgment
upon those who have be, n associated With him
and asks that the public will only finally CON-
denim him or them when they hear the other
side. be does not seek TO deny the grave faults
OF his too-exteDded management, but his innO-
cence OF ell crime ssld HIS ability % prove L.
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~ The proposition to settle the claims of the
So 600 to the company, will be discuss al IT
special meeting Of the board Of special d.
rectors to-day. a. 80, - -
1Judge Ingraham in New York yesterday
Denied asfay OF PROCEEDINGS in the case OF King,
the murderer OF o'NeiL but granted conamls
SION to procure testimony in England. kings
trial follows thatof Stokes.
1NothiBg Of special interest was received
yesterday from Louisiana. The Kellogg legisla-
ture has passed the bill furnishing bribery in
once. The court of iDpeach ment in tbs case
OF GQyernor Wai,noth has adjourned to the sd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-19

A Lively LEeIsLATURE.-The deliberations
OF the South Carolina legislature were eniivenef
Few Gays ago by personal encounter between
two OF its members Mr.. Hamilton desired 70
Know what Rev Mr.. Thomas meant. The rev
erend gentleman yentured 10 assert thai he
meant what he said; whereupon Mr.. Hamilton
assaulted him in spite 81 his cloth, and drew
blood from his reverend nose. An explanation
followed, in which Mr.. Thomas used The terms
satisfaction" gentlemen" lead" ten
PAGES" etc. This brought Hamilton 10 a sense
OF responsibility, and he apOlOgized, aud the
proceediDgsOf the legislature went on an the
more briskly for the little episode. Nothing
Ike a bit OF excitement TO relieve the mOnOtouy
Of law making.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-19

CHURCH BURNED IN yIReINIA-Beshanv
church, in Bedford county, Va, was DESTROYED
by fire on Sunday morning last. At the tins of
was just after the text had been announced ths Z
the flames were discovered. The fire was com
municafed from the stove pipe, and, although
every enort was made by the congregation TO
duced to ashes. 49,
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Ineeudla-E Fire

TANAcuA, Pa, Dec. l9.-Oarter, Alien &
Co.'S pattern shop, large machine shop, aud
Office have been burned. Loss sl50, 0eo partly
insured. Over 100 men are thrown out Of en-
ployment The fire Is supposed TO be the w0Ek
OF AL incendlsrv.
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The Struggle fa Cuba

IZ.VOO ARMED lNsJ AGENTS IN TAG PIELD-
5000 WHO WANT ARMS.
NEW YORK, Dec. l9.-The Heraid's returning
Cuban correspondent publishes twelve columns
OF his experiences. There are still twel ve thOu-
sand insurgents in the field, wno assert that
they will never surrender. President Cespedes
told him that IL there were sufficient arms there
would be forty thousand more troops. The
insurgents have plenty OF ammunition, but not
guns TO use it. From all that he has seen he
concludes that the struggle will he prolonged
Indefinitely, unless outside parties interfere
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PRfsiDfrT L HERS AND TIE MoyAEcHrsTs
AND INPERIALIsTs.-Duke de Gramm0nf has
written letter refuting the testimon OF ThIers
before the committee 70 inquire into the causes
OF the late war between France and Prussia
Grammont, who was minister OF foreign affairs
at the beginning OF the war, states posItiyelv
that the Emperor had the promise OF assistance
from Austria In case Of host titles with Prussia.
TO 10 900, while Gen. Ducrot, a doubtful repub-
ncan, has only $500 men under hts com mapd.
Theirs Yesterday said he intended 70 Keen the
NOR AT ehists In awe. ~
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MODERN VIRGINIA IDKAs.-The Richmond
De land Of abstraction again, nor the nursery
OF IDLE, tipping, gambling, self-styled chiyalry
our people know the sweetness, the honor tn
rewards OF hard work and cheerfully CONSENT TO
live by the sweat Of their brow; but thew mus
ana VIII believe that all the work of the hand
and th' Feet is going to be more largely profit
uuest and highest developments Of the head
ana heart; and that all greatness must be built
on what is known as common sense and com
mon honesty. - w
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Tcmperanc& Lecture

PBlLADELPHIA, Dec. l9.-J0hAnna O'c0n-
noIs, aged g., was beaten 10 death in = bailliug
used az station house i'm Bedford street, by
Sally Buck. Both were drunk, and hal been
brought In as prisoners. The victim hal last
been liberated from the almshonse
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"a Memphis paper defines advertising to b

"a blister which draws customers.o
IA couple were recently married In Manga
trek, Com, three hours after their first intro
duction 20 each othes
0Mn A Mhipple, Of Portland, Columbia
eoun.y, via, DIED suddenly from the effects OF
pairing . corn too closely.
0Luda Showalter, q resident OF -rerra
aaute, Ind, II commissioned . notary pablo.
sne nfst woman % appointed in the state.
AZ Elmira Female College the fair sssopb,,
S.ss lnsetoieteo the wearing Of false hair and
bustles by the fresh women.
@yesse Turner, receiver of pnblic lands a.
oIano isiand, Neb., was accidentally killed
yesterday while cleaning gun.
negro has been committed for trial IN
S.,naeson' NY, for selling smallpox injected
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PRINCE BISMARCK recently said, in letter
to Prussian functionary, that "Prussia sees
without displeasure q republic established in
france, believing that any attempt to re store A
monarchy would be q signal for q civil war. AT
Prussia would change her attitude, rsfusa 70
accept the instalments OF the demnity before
coming due, and prolong the occupation of
frencn territory" President Theirs has been
unofficially informed Of this statement,
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Another Fire--A dwelling house, kitchen. stshia
and meat house on the farm OF MT. Jane r.
BRADY, IN Nottingham district, were destroyed
py nie on WEDNESDAY: Sad 20 say, q small COLI
10 death.
Sale q Ldnd-Fendsll Marbury, co.. NJ trns-
zee, sold iast week 30 b. l.. jackson & Co., the
district, containing sS7 acres. Tor als.SsSo' n,
aocfuon 10 this sum, the Nessrs. jackson held
Judgment lien Of about s. ,OO0.-Priacs CeoT-
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THH DiYiNcH Of Simmons for the murder O;
Duryea, In New York, Is, that he was in a
paroxysm Of insanity when he committed the
act, having been excited to frenzy BY DURYEA'S
taunts and the knowledge Of his Strengthened
monetary condition
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-19
Fatal Locomotive Explosion

on the Louisville, New Albany AMI Chisaeo
raih DAD exploded while standing on a street
corner in this city early this morning, and David
AcNary, engineer, Was instantly killed and a
boy named kilgore was badly wounded. Homes
on either side Of the street were completely
riddied. Numerous hairbTead;h escapes &c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-19

A MISSISSIPPI BURGLAR has lately beeu
awaiting himself Of An opportune attack OF small
pox to pursne his profession fearless of molesta-
ton from householders or the police, mona OF
whom care to arrest him until they can catch
him alone without risk of catching his diseas-
into the bargain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-19

LIFE INSURANCE CAsR-Hsrriet Sparrow.
Administrative, has gained . verdict for az :.
1850 in the Cnited States Circuit Court of Bos-
ton, against the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance
company, being the amount OF principal and
knowles y. Sparrow. The case may 90 the
supreme Court at Washington on questions of
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Z w U II Y i q z

N - . ~ -
JUAN BOYLE q Co.,
REAL ESTA TE AND NOTE BROKER
No. COS TUTEENTH sTREET,
opposite Treasury
FOE sALE.
HANDSOMELY FINISHED HOUSE on
south A street, between ID and 81 streets, with al
the modern improvements. SMALL cash pAyn en:a
AID long fhae On balance. Several fARhs, ms.l
sLa ierte, Ga the nae Of the Point OF Rocks rail-
ID teirty nisutes Of Washington. Terms easy. .
Alsc' I've q tse hundred acres each, on the same
reeo enc 80 Ne distance FROM depot, proved By
Aoose, 3e Al.s, one Of go acres, In TauQuier
sounUs Va. very handsomely improved. Easy
also, ooe o. So acres. near Caffel D station,
Va WILL oe sofa N Quantities to suit pcrc hAsers
On easy terns six lots nsrth AIDE OF Rhods
balance remain fer i've years WIN nr.rsst =,
Per cent One lot south side of same street - rf9
on very easy terms. Three lots corner on n A. ~
streets. -Four lots on 9Th street, bet vsxn n -
-. One lot on n, between Sd and 24th strests ~
lots near Capitol, fronting on New Jersey sysnne
One OF tie nnest situations IN the city. hsn6sor.
Country seated "a acres one mile above 0eore
a handsome orse, on corner 3lR and streets
With every modern Improvement, long tine NV
Several Lots on street, bet. ID and Sd s. II. fhres
hAntsoms Houses IN the West End. Also, Houses
And Lots n al perts Of the city. Two handsone
MONTY TO LOAN
N sums os from o. Oo3 20 $1,000 on real esfats
Tor the Accommodation Of the public the Ofnca
viii be open On WEDNESDAY EVENINGS frsn
~ % oeloSk novz9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-19

THE USUAL CABINET CRISIS IN SPAIN -
Telegrams from Madrid says that another
construction OF the cabinet cannot be DELAYED.
The republicans OF the Cortes insist that the
government shall declare unequivocally in
the Spanish domjnions -
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aJANEs LYHcl, eolored, secretary Of the state
OF Mississippi, died ct jacobsen on Tuesday, OF
IneumoniA. Mr.: Lynch was Ct one time rest
dent Of Maryland, and raised himseif iron the
ranks Of his race by his own efforts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-19

SINGULAR DEAra.-A 3-year old child of
John Reed. or Vernon, Iowa, died the other day
from bleeding Of the gums, they having b SEN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-19

clergyman, while siiing IN South Amer ics,
aeEissiORssrT discovered safe and aim pie remeoy
fox TIE cuye of Nervous WesKness, Early Decay =,
Disease ofthe Urinary and senir 81 Organssand the
whole train 81 disorders bro nEt BY barr full aud
vicious haSits Great numbers aave been cured b.
this nobl. remedy Prom pied by desire TO benefit
The fiicted and uUfort unste win send tbs recip pc
ter proper pe and gsins this Redicine, in sealed
envelope. TO any ON " bo needs it. Fyse 81 Cbdrss
Address, JOSEPH r. IN&>N,
Station ID, Bible House
n1ar12ly New York Ofty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-19

MIR. SUMMERS COURSE CONDEMNED BY THE
MAssAcHUsETTs LEeIsLATuRK.-The Massa.
chusetts house OF reI resentativ, yesterday, by
Q vote of 104 to 76, passed resolutions condewn.,
tory OF the course of Senator Sumner in intro
dncipg resolution into the United States Sen
ate to remove all inscriptions relating to the
regimentsl flags. The Sc nate passed the resolu
tons by vote of 20 to g.
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Special NOTICES.
On n aErfRge.

On Marriage.
Harry relief f,r puEs Men from the effects OF
errors and abuses in early life Manhood Restored =.
Inn Pc i1nsI,ts marriage moved. New n sthod
Of r.atplens New and remarkable remtt {.
Books and ctrgliars sent rrsa in sealed env elcpes
Address HOWARD Az OCIAri0N, 40 SJuth
Nh street Ha6elp pa Penn Institution having
. htes repnrst:on for hon rsble conduc: cod pro-
fesgse. a. skf7i. dsS7.toAm
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ADJUSTMENTS.

COECEBT BY FEMAGE GRAMMAR SCHOOL
" Il Fourth pistricf: JEFFERSON RUIbDTNG,
pB9DAY EvF MING, DpoEMsEs DC 1872
CONNIE ucing at IA CLOCK. dl9-2t
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A CHECK KAISER CHRCKED.-.John ". South-
well, arrested at San Francisco for attemptipg
to pass several raised checks for large amounts,
mad In his possession, the Alta California saws,
chest OF chemicals, containing inks and acids
OF an kinds, papers and cloths that have un-
doubtedly done service in "raisinpp checks.
The party under arrest is about % years of age.
who for eight years was agent of the Ftna Life
insurance Company of Chicago. He arrived in
San Francisco in August last
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Fatal Railroad Collision

ST. LouIs, Dec. l9-Lsst night a pssssnger
tram nom Chicago, Tor this city, oolllded " n
freight train at Anderson station. wreckins
three freight cars and killing j. Htwk, the
engineer Of the passenger train.
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bR1T!sH RAIRoADs.-Great Britain appears
70 be going wild on the subject Of railroads A
law regimes notice Of application to Parlia-
ment ior railway charters 60 be given before the
opening OF the session. Already two hundred
and eighty have been plseed ou nle.
Of the Prussisn Cabinet, sun retaining ths
portfolio Of the War once. He may lessen his
omsiai iaSc.s BY The cot, but he certainly loses
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A LOST ART IN NEW YoRK.-The repression,
OF cIime by suspe nsiop OF the criminal -Ferato
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The LOuisiana Committee.

THEIR INTERVIEW WITH THE ATTORNEY GEN
ERAL TODAY.
The New Orleans citizens committee. appoint.
ed at a recent mass meeting held in that city.
to come to Washington in the interest OF the
Warmoth legislative faction, arrived here last
evening and took mp their quarters at Wizards
hotel. Last evening meeting of the commit
toe was held, and q subcommittee, consistin >
OF Judge j. A. Campbell. judge Kennedy ami
Messrs. W. s. Pike, Walker Fsarn, and Chas
FenDer, was appointed to wait upon the Attor-
Iey General to-day, and urge upon him the
Justice and necessity of reversal of the action
OF the government in recognizing the Pinch
back legislative organization. Accordingly,
at half-past nine O'Clock this morning
the sub comm ittee waited upon Attorney Ge n
eral Williams, and be was engaged until nearly
two O'Clock this afternoon in listening to their
arguments in behalf of the Warmoth legislature
Judge Campbell, chairman Of subcommittee
acted as CHIEF spokeman, although several
others occasionally had something TO say. The
Attorney General listened attentively to the
representations and arguments Of the commit
tee, but gave no intimation Of his future action
IN reference to the matter in controversy. He
explained the course of the government and
gave reasoLs which induced such action; and
further said that il was not the desire of the
government to interfere in any similar case
only in so far ss II became necessary to protect
the state from disorder and violence. The com
mittee presented no new facts and in conclu.
sion asked the Attorney General to arrange an
interview for them with the President to-day
The Attorney General thereupon proceeded 10
the White houie, and saw the President, who
agreed to see the entire committee at o'clock
this afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-19

Coz. FoRsEr's Anecdotes or Public Men,
In the ssaddy CArcHicie, will make wonder
fully interesting volume ~hen collected.