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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-19

IISU BLEs OF fEHIAS ORATOR IL LONDON
Bailey, ore OF the speakers at a Fenian amnesty
demonsrstion at II yde Park, London, on sun
Gay, The Sd instant, was fined last week for in
ringing the regulations for the protection OF
pubic parks. His counsel contend that the
regulations we're rot valid, because Parliament
bas not sanctioned them, and appeal was
taken 70 higher court. At meetings held at
Greenwich ana Clerkenwell yesterday resOlu-
tons were adopted conforming the action OF
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Doings Of Missouri Vigilance Conn
n.Ialaa

ST. Louis, Nov. l9.-The Republican learns,
by private advices, that a vigilance committee
has been organized in LAFAYETTE county of this
STATE Tor the purpose OF lynching Col. Turner,
who shot and killed Mr.. Graves 4 few DAYS ago
for an alleged hbellOus publication. The sheriff
called on the citizens 20 assist him in preserving
tue peace, number OF whom responded, and
Turner was protected. Since then the vigil antics
have notified the citizens who assisted the
sheriff 10 leave the county, and they have
deemed IL eNpedient 10 10 80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-19

The LOUISIANA ELECTION MuDDLE.-Upon
application of Gov. WarRoth, Judge Debble.
OF the sth district court in New Orleans, yester-
day granted an injunction restraining James
Longstreet, Jno. Lynch, FL. Heron and acob
Hawkins from acting as members of the election
returning board. Gov. Warmoth m ade am IA VIII
against james Longstreet, John Lynch, r. i
Heron and others, charging them with yio-
latiDg the laws of the state. They were baile,,
in sl0, GOO EACH. The case of Heron agt whar-
ton. for secretary OF state, was postponed tIll
to-day. The case of kellogg az iinst tie state
returning board, OF which Gov. warmoth /,
president, comes up to-day in the United States
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The Arrested Alabama Legislator,
Ltheruaed

NOZZLE, ALA, Nov. l9.-The conservative
delegation from Marengo county. who were
arrested 10y the United States marshal while on
Their way 10 Montgomery, upon the plea OF
violation OF tie enfOrcem emit act, arrived here
ms morning and were carried before United
states Commissioners Gillette, who released
thtm uIon giving bond in the sum OF 5000
each Tor their appearance at the next term
the United States court. They leave for Mont
gomery TO da,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-19

The WAR AGAINST WOODEN RooFs.-In
councils, on Thursday, Mr.. Wagner introduced
resolution, which was referred TO the commit
tee on law, directing that committee 20 report
an ordinance regulating and embracing tue fol-
lowing subiects:-Forbidding the erection of
any mansard or French roof Of other than fire.
proof materials, forbidd az the covering OF auy
and all buildings with shingles or other ind sm-
Unable roofing; forbidding the erection of wooden
cornices. In like manner the police COMMITTEES
took prompt and practical action I'm the man
sard roof business at their meeting "Wednesday
afternoon. When the matter of the oath ward
station house came up, on motion of Mr.. Mar
Gus, the architect was instructed 10 change his
plans by removing the msnsard roof, and m axe
the building a solid brick structure.-PhiIa
Record,
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The HORSE DISEASE has spread to an alarm
ing extent in Wilmington, N. c., within the
foTty-eight hours. The disease also prevails in
tennessee, having been spread in Q number of
counties by circus company. In Cincinnati
the streets are almost deserted, and oxen are
pelng brought to the city to supply the place Of
noises: In Columbus the disease Is also spread
raging more virulently among the blood stocE.
having apparently run its course with the poorer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-19

EARTHQUAKE IN NRw ENGLASp.-A savera
shock OF earthquake occurred at Concord, y,
H., about O'Clock p. m. yesterday. 1t began
with sort OF explosion, followed BY trembling
ana shaking which lasted about ten seconds
Buildings rocked violently, and the shock was
plainly peIceptib!e to the people walking in the
strcets. The shock was distinctly heard and its
course was from west to east. The telegraph
operators at Contoocock and Warner report the
same shock there. At Laconia the shock Was
also ielt, and Taste five seconds.
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Sr1crnKs have come 70 he such a rernla.

SUICIDES have come TO be such a regular fea-
ture Of our social lite that the causes, methods,
and spirit thereof would form an interesting
study for the philosopher. The most calm an ]
philosopbic case o. self slaughter of which We
have lately read was that OF Mr. John H. Wood
bury, of lowell, VT He had q cancer in his
mouth which made his life a burden 10 himself
and others, and there was no hope of curing it.
He accordingly obtained some morphine, M Ak
ing no secret Of his purpose, ordered q coffn n,
made all necessary arrangements :Or n very
simple funeral, bade his friends good bye, and
retired TO quiet chamber, where he took the
fatal dose and fell into a sleep from which there
was no waking in this world. Ii there was
always as good cause for suicide, and if il were
done so deoently, and in order, then we shonld
look upon the act with sadness and not with the
contempt " hich we so often feel
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Governor Hoffman JudtefaiIy SINS.
tanned

ALBANY, Nov. l9.-rhe court of appeals-au
the Judges present, and no one dissent ing-sus-
tSin' GorerRor Hoffman = action in appointing
Judge Fancher in place OF Judge Barnard, re-
moved 10y the court OF Impeachment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-19

EX-PRRsIDENT JOHNSON left last evening for
East Tennessee, but expects to return 10 Nash
vile IN short time. Ii is not improbable tn at
ne may take up his residence In this city per-
manently. Many of his old personal ASSOCIATIONS
about Greenvillo have been broken up, and
many OF those with whom he grew up have gone
away, while at the capital of his state he will
doubtless, within years time, meet with a
dozen old acquaintance where he would en-
counter one in the remote East Tennessee viii
lage where his earlier years were spent The
EXPIRE sident is in good health, with the excep
ton OF cold, contracted during the canvass
Nashville Banner, l4H
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Collection Of . South Carolina Lew
Tax I'm SOsned

NEW YORK, Nov. ia Charleston, \. c.,
special says Judge Melton has enjoined the col,
lection OF the state levy tax Of Twelve mills
ordered by Comptroller General Neagle. on the
ground OF Its not being authorized by the legis-
lature.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-19

THR PENNSYLVANIA COAL TRADR-The
total production Of all kinds of coal for the week
was 60 tons, and for the year 10, iOI GA TONS
against 10, Sj6,9S5 tons to corresponding time last
year, showing An increase of ,0i7 ,629 tons. The
trade Is now being affected little uni,avorably
by the spread of the horse disease, which not
only impedes transportation on the canals and
the delivery OF coal from the various railway
depots to the yards and points of consumption
out mas now entered to animals deep into the
mines, and is materially checking operations
IneIe. FROM these causes the operators are re-
ceiving numerous directions countermandioe
orders previously given for coal. So near the
end OF the season OF navigation az we now are,
1t Is not probable that there will be much IL
any more, coal marketed by that medium Thu.
year. There is falling off in the demand for
coal from this cause.-Phild. LEDGER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-19

Miss SUSAN Is. AHTHosY does not finch
from the legal test OF her right to casts vote
Her counsel met the United States district Ar
torney at Rochester yesterday, ana the exami-
nston was set Tor the 10Th instant. The election
ofncers who were frightened or persuaded into
receiDg the votes of Mis- ANTHONY and her holy
guard are TO be arrested on the charge or per.
hitting illegal ballots 10 he cast W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-19

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILRoAp-The an
nual meeting of the tockholders OF the b. &
.. r. r. was held in Baltimore yesterday. John
w: Garrett, esq, president Of the company,
submitted his annual report. The receipts of
the main stem and its various branches during
The year amount to sl3 GA, s72 &c, being 81 O57
1865 In excess OF the receipts OF the precc ding
year. An election for directors W As held, which
resulted IN the choice of the present board, ex-
cept that Mr.. G. A. Won Lingen was substituted
for MT. Allen A. Chapman, resigned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-19

HALF MILLION DOLLAR FIRE.-There was
q destructive conilagration In Brooklyn last
night A storehouse aud elevator on the asst
river were burned down, with stocks of grain
and sugar valued st more than half a million
dollars. The total lose will amount 20 $500 600.
william Beard was the owner OF the building
and Woodruff & Robinson were its tenants.
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Charles Francis Adams

NEW YORK, Nov: ia Quincy, NJ as, spe-
cial says Charles Francis Adams resolved 4
public reception from his townspeople at the
town hall last night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-19

JAY COOKE, II. c. Fahnestock aud Governor
Henry ID. Cooke had long interview with Sec
Rotary Boutwell, to-day.
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80. Louf. Not In Fiames

NV YORK, Nov. ia report va, current
here this a. m, and may have been telrgraahei
elsewLere, that st. Louis was in flames. Ihe
report Il utterly false.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-19

AE0rHBR ILLUSTRATION or TIE BEAUTIES
OF Law IN NEW YoRK.-A full bench Of the
supreme court In New York yesterday unani-
m0usly set aside the conviction OF L. Rosenx-
years imprisonment for the murder of Alice
Bowlsby, by procuring an abortion on her, and
ordered new trial. R0senz veig will be brought
immediately 10 New York city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-19

ApDi1toHAL PRBnIuK on MANsARp ROOFS
The board Of underwriters, at their meet,ns ~,
SATURDAY, ADOPTED the recommendation OF the
COMMITTEES to which the subject had been re-
leiIeo uhst an acditional premium Of fifty cents
dangerous mansard roof, aud ON goods con-
tsinsd In tach warehouses.-g. u Journal az
Commerce, Nor. Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-19

Nbw YORK, Nov. lg-rhe ~. amghIp CO.
lumbia, OF the HayRuns line, has been con-
tscated by the United States dIstriet coart ON
charge OF smuggling cigars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-19

The Ass AULT ON THE MINISTER To LIRE
RIA.-The preliminary examination i'm the cas-
or George Il. Wedley, charged with assault
upon, with intent to kill, j. Milton Turner.
came TO very abrupt termination in the court
OF criminal correction yesterday morning An
the prominent colored men of the city and the
respective friends Of the parties were in court
When the case was called up for trial. They
were, however, doomed to dsappoint ment A.
the case was summarily dismissed for want OF
prosecution, though it did not fully appear to
outsiders why the prosecutor and his witnesses
were not on hand. II leaked out afterwards
that the matter had been satisfactorily and
amicably settled between the parties.-St
Louis Times, 13fb ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-19

a DIVORCE Sur AND A MuRpER-SkocgfH0
Tragedy in NeV l0rk-Jsmes q. King shot An
thopy r. o'Neil in New York yesterday, firing
three shots at him, one of which entered hls
lungs. The particulars OF the affair as reported
oy telegraph are as follows Some time ago
Mre. Anna T. King brought a cult for divorce
against Der husband James q. King on the
ground Of cruelty. The matter Was referred 10
Judge sutherland rs referee. The case came
on yesterday In his chambers, at 40 Pine street
Among the witnesses tor the plairtif' we're A
Miss Froude, Anthony F. O'Neil, and the wife
OF the latter. Both Mr.. and Mrs. O'Nsu tes-
uned, II he reported, to cruel treatment wit
messed by them on the part Of King toward his
vie. After the testimony had been completed
al PGtee TO the suit left Judge Sutherland's
room. King walked last, some feet behind
O'Neil. AS the latter was descending the stairs
leading from the third floor. King fired three
shots at O'Neil, one Of which penetrated his
lunge. King then turned and ran back into
Judge Sutherlands room, when he gave the
pistol TO the judge, and darted into An inner
room and locked the door behind him. In the
meantime O'Neil staggered into an adjoining
room, where he died in a few minutes The
police quickly arrived, and as King refused TO
unlock the door OF the room in which he was,
IL was broken open, and he was arrested and
taken to the police station. The body Of Mr..
O'keil was also taken to the same place. There
Is said to have been some quarrel between the
two men in San Francisco. The affair caused
gre at excite ment on the street.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News md Gossip.

INTERNAL REuENUB.-The receipts from this
source to day were 500. 3f3.9S.
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TIE COLD SnAP-LAst nights signal service
kilograms report heavy snow 1t Buffalo and on
the Canadian shore Of lake Ontario. At Mil
waukie the Thermometer was down to % degrees.
at Davenport n, & Chicago q, at st. Paul Is
and on the top OF Mount washinaton-Vhere
the gentleman resides who holds the hishest
position IN the gin OF the eovernment-the mer-
curry marked Il degrees above zero. N''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-19

RRcoyERsD.-Governor Cooke has entirely
recovered from hisrecent indisposition, and was
attending to business o-day.
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MRS. DUNLAP, the wife Of the Columbus 70 !,
murcere-, has sued v. Koerner and j. LAUDER.
claiming from the former % 600 and from the
latter "a ZOO damages, the ground of action in
both cases being that the defendants sold her
husband the liquor under the influence Of which
he murdered Carpenter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-19

- Granite and free-stope crumbles under the
influence OF intense heat, while iron curls And
neifs. Brick appears to he the nearest fire.
Ireef OF any building material yet discovered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-19

5. +. PHILLIPS, the new Solicitor General
will arrive here Tomorrow from North Carolina
He has already sgnifed his intention OF accept
ing the position
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-19

MRS. AUGUSTA M. RoDeHRs, of BROOKLYN,
mas In less than four yeass received letters patent
ent inventions: A mosquito canopy, folding
chair, . plan for heating cars without fire, and
an Improvement In spark-arresters ito be APP
Piled to locomOtives). The first two are also to-
day protected BY the great seal Of ENGLAND.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-19

DEINCIPAL ATTRACTION
NOW IN THE CITY IS
wOLFORD 4 sHILBERG,S.
NEW AND Ell EGANT
DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT,
South seventh Street,
wherein Is TO be found the best assorted and most
choice stock 81 DIZZY GOODS in the District, com
frisips all the Latest Styles in FOREIGN AND
Dom EsTIC DBESS GOODS, namely:
Plain arc aloy Pc Olins,
Colored and Black silks,
Lmpress Cloths of all Shedes,
Colored Mobair Aipacas,
Plain and Corded single " idth Alpacas,
GREAT SPECIALITY IN BLACK ALPAUAS.
full line Of Black Goods OF all classes, such as
bombsLine, French Merino, Biarritz, Tsnise,
Blacs and col "a yeyeteens; Flannels in all shades;
waterpIoofs OF all colOrsi Cassimeres, from the
cheapest to the best grades; Corduroy, Pushes,
&c, &C. A large assortment OF Ottoman and Broche
shawls; Blankets, Quilts and OUmforters; Table
Linens, Naps ins and Towels Shirings, Cottons and
choice Prints.
In connection with the above named Goods are also
kept large variety OF
NOTIONS, RIBBONS, TRIMMINGS,
and other articles teo numerous 10 mention.
A call TO this House viii amply compensate the
most economical purchaser, from far and near.
- REMEMBER
The Arcade,
No. A2J SEVENTH Strict SOUTH,
Between d and Z.
NB-Fiye cents will convey o person from any
part Of the city direct - the door Of this Establish
ment. nozu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-19

The Michigan wild beasts are found with
swoiIen ,hroats dead OF the "epizoot." In other
words, the woods are full Of it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-19

AN IHoulsf on the body OF Thomas ponne,.
LAD LAD, s1ot In 2 br-room In jersey CITY las,
Inuisoay night BY John Doris, Wss had Ia,
SSsenine; The jury rsndsred . verdict that the
ca oy Doris, but recommended the latter 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-19

MISS LAURA WEBB, of South st. Iouis
aliudipg to report in some Of the papers that
she Is married, says positively that che is NOT
She has rendered the !" Maniac in severn,
public readings, but don't propose to do so IN
the relation OF wife to any man iivino
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-19

Two OF THE MEXICAN COMMISSIONERS an
pointed by their Royernmenf 10 meat con
siohen rom the United states, with Q view 10
se.uing the Texas frontier din culties, which
psve Deen 30 long the Disgrace OF both nations,
have Arrived Ct latsnorss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-19

The Z. s. STEAMER Oss,PEs has arrived at
New York from the Pacific station.
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In FAVOR OF FRMALR 6uprRAap The
present governor Of South Carolina, X. X
scott, and that states Governor-ele r. j
moses, are both In favor Of female suffrage
gates 70 the womau's national su ffrage couyen-
ton which meets in ST. Louis on the 2lth inst
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EDUCATIONAL.

MISS ADAM wIsHEs TO FILL TWO VA.
,sr nun, including Music and the Languages.
NeehaIse for ice II piano or books Best refer
aees gwen IN W ashibgfSn and Alsxandrie Miss
ApAE aOe kipE st .AIexsndfis, Va. novl3.ims
EkEhCH Italian AND SPANISH.-Prof.
to give lsssde isss ssIiy.s from Europe i:as:
strt ct teiwtt n 18th ana 18Th noyl2-eolms
Les \, fLkICIikk > - HOOD Fvk YOUNG
A'A A. AMI CHIIbhSN, 1854 Nero York
drtTn--Ih@ stcofa eO.r ter will commence No
nsnsEE sofh References, Bishop irkney, and
W. O.te1 =. ~ ocl3 In
DE1SATE LFsSOSS, or Tul.ios 10 Glasses, in
II Tie HI sliss hIaicts Q, latin aud French. Bah
ladies' AID geEti, ls invited. Please inquire by
letter ia pc rsSn u Ni-s N. W WRIGHT.
ocl6 2m' l0l3 New York avenue.
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The Media lPa.l American says: Iron ore, In
large Quantities, has been discovered upon the
hiGnlnes farm" In Upper Providence. The
quanty nsala 10 be unsurpassed. An acid test
made by DR.. Dickson, Of Media, showed 80 per
cent. OF pure hematic iron. He thinks the mine,
from lo richness, will average 80 per cent. The
Qlsc0very y one of much importsnce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-19

TIE POSTMASTER GENERAL has finished his
annual report. He is at present at Elktou,
Md, and will not probably return before mex
week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-19

- they've got Froude down to q pretty sne
III. IN new York. statistical student savs
mat IN the first twenty i've minutes or his jsc.
.ule, thursday night, he put his hand m his
PoEksu tsenty-one times, and lifted his coat
TAI thirty i've times, by actual count.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-19

THE RECEIPTS from customs for the week
ending November 9th, 1872, were as follows:
New York, s9,s7l,ll7;E; Philadelphia, silo,-
51s.1S; Boston, 1894 So. sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-19

MORE WonkH vorEae. Mise Susan Il.
Anthony and her voting sister OF Rochesfsr
sesnu not aiooe IN their glory. Other American
asas aies a,so voted on election day Tor Presi-
.. u. Nolen, OF Toledo o., whose profieredi
oalots we're receiyed ann cnnn.-.s =. "a. thlri
SSsrd OF that city. The INT voted for Gen.r.I
oisnt' sno the second for Mr.. Greeley
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-19

MISSOURI LADY who went over to "Siab
Town," Kan, to teach class, writes that abe
asked one OF her pupils-a woman Of about
nineteen years-"Wh0 vas Jesus CHRISTI" and
received for an answer: "Dunno; hain't mucs
scquainted In these parts; this Is the fust time
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hogan WYLIE,
- DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRYGOODS
Nos. lois and 1920 Seventh stre<t NV.

;. % AK sIsasat ana II Ia rs; bIAcA siks; n eapoI.
itsn Silks; Silk Poplins AID EpiBeines; Cash
ms r and MerinCes, W .hsdes; extra fine Double
Cashmerts; Bla Drap de Ete; Rich Plaids; Plain
aud BIS iped Wool Satines; Shawls 50 cents to
$50, splendid sty les Blankets and Flannes, at
st" X. Cas- imeres, Cloths, Doeskfns, &C., an i'm
mense stock, very cheap. Clt asings-Repelant s
BeaS ers hillas, Ca cula and As rschsu Cloth
Underwear for every body. Hosiery Of all kinds;
scsris ard Notions. nov 5f
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PROP. HAYDEN, Mr.. Stevenson, his assistant
and Mr.. jackson, photographer of the Hayden
expedition, are now in this city, aud are begin
ming the labor of getting ready tor publication
the results OF this seasons explor at Ons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-19

ihpiAhs AT TIE DIAMOND DresrSs.-A
Fnsste letter from New Mexico from the Salt
Lss diamond expedition reports that the party
NAG oeen driven from the diamond grounds by
INDIANS, and fight was imminent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-19

Fiah,, sn1xs OF rHs LOspoS Porrcsyex-
tfisni..sJ saoen Of Lae London police ave been
rom service for insubor Ain Atom.
Lns trouble grew out Of the DISMISSAL OF a
Constable who acted a. secretary dariay an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-19

MISS KATE BARroH, young lady of Phila-
deiphia, who has PenchaBt for practical me-
chanics, has invented an improvement on sew
Ing machines which will sdapt them to the
manufacture Of sails and other heavy gc DDS,
something heretofore impossible. :
TIE WHEAT CROP Of the Shenandoah Valley
lie estimated ut 2.9te,6so buehels this year. IN
1s6o it produced 323 $50 buthels Of wheat, corn.
oats and rye, or more than Is bushels to each
inhabitapt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-19

WEDNESDAY, 0}A HusBAsD TO 0RDEI
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THE REPORT comes from friend of Senator
Irumbull that he contemplates placing in the
hands Of the Governor of Illinois his resignation
as Senator in Congress, and that he will not
take his seat this winter.-WaSh. Cor. N. T..
Tinea
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REcRU rrs.-The superintendent of mounted
recruiting service has been ordered to forward
recruits to Fort Adams, X. L.; Fort Warren,
Boston harbor; Plattsburg barracks, n. ";
Fort Sullivan and Fort Preble, Me-, and to
New berry, s. G., for assignment to various regi-
ments Of artillery and infantry.