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far ALABAMA BorHER-Lac var,rs P,s,

lar ALABAMA BoTHER-Ldw ndisTs Pssisf-
T'c La" pt rs About 1 O'Clock Yesterday
while the capitol legislature at Montgomery,
Alabama, was Ia session. Sheriff Strobarh AR
pesred IN the Senate and said he had a warrant
fiom Governor Lewis TO take possession Of the
capital. whereuf'on the Senate ordered its SER
eeant-at aIm- Ia arrest the sheriff IOT coHtempt
and hold him IN CUSTODY foriy-eirlt hours
dating irom noon. The sheriff did nor resist the
srTest, but explained that he Wa merely acting
Under orders, and. Oh 2poiOgizlng "a the Senate,
.sS ceased. For a lev moments tie eNcIta-
meHt was intense, and the federal or cers STA
toned near the Capitol placed their men under
arms, but no necessity appearing. they dis
ptrstu 10 their quarters. The Senate author
iZec II SCI geant- AZ arms ID summon a los.s ~
the Capitoi 10 at against any butfedera, forces
and then adjourned. The sheriff appearel be-
tore doST OF the House, bH' the sergeant AZ arms
refused admittance exc At 10 federal ior,,es -
the sherlf withdrew
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-12

RAILROAD WAR Rim VIReINIA-The rail-
road men and their agents were here in strong
force yesterday, and it was said that they were
Yesterday to hold conference, which would
this session OF the legislature over railroad
questions. The effort was to effecta compro-
mice OF conflicting interests. which If success
iui, would insure peace, but il not would result
IN q nerce struggle in the general assembly over
opposing interests and schemes. -Rtchmond( Va }
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SPECL9L NOTICES.
A Card,

a Clergyman while r--irhIg IN South America
as n ssOLsry discovered safe ard sim rls rerneay
: tie cnTt - Nervous WesSae5s, Eary UecSy,
i. Ase o. IL Urinary snd selliIa Organs, and me
- Il train II r6sr- brought OF hY bsrefGl and
vicious 2stIts Or az numbers have been cured ~
vas LCtte T-E,edy. PTuupteti h desire benefit
TIE afflicted ard u'fo.fuaafe, will send the rec -
Ter yrC csr AMI Ssi-g this medicine, IN sealed
eEN el0e~. t0 any WHO needs IL. Fr,3 # CF9ggs
Adde'S, JOSEPH ? IMAM,
Station n, Bible House.
E2CHly New York City.
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Another RhipvPeck

PRovrDKScH, Dec. 12-The schooner WIN
u. TIers, Of Philadelphia, from Baltimore. for
ran River, ashore on Point Judith, has bileed,
pieces. ss
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KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR,
This Afternoons Dispatches.
Associated Press Reports.
SUDDEN DEATH OF FoRRE~T THE
TRtGEpItN.
He Drops Dead While Dressing.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. L Edwin Forrest. the
Tsgedian, fell dead this morning. while Irs,s-
ing, al his residence in North broad street
Second Dispatch
FHILADELPHIA, Dec. mi FORESTS scr
ants repaired 10 has room shortly before ten
o'clock this morning, as IL VS. lafer than his
usla hour Tor coming down. They found him
ying,on the bed apparently - fferirs fromarsor-
eNy. dc had been exercising With dumb bells
ana had evidently nearly completed dressing
haYlrg been adjusting his necktis when over
lowered. lie uieG IN about half an hour after
Helng discovered. lie leaves no immediate re-
ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-12

ANOTHER WINTER WAEE.-The signal ser
wee ports another greaf atmosphere wave.
sweeping over the country from shore TO ,hJre.
a &C --crrrence, a most fOrtnightlv. OG tins
mar ked phenomena. . attended each tine with
rigorous cold. ON the Pacifc coast IL ~aeinS 10
indicate nc low temperate but bv the time
II has advanced a. Al a. the Missouri river and
the western slopes o; the Aieghanles If shove
great thermOme:r.c de preston. The cold "a
the DortbveSt "a Monday was intense. and the
rremonitiOns are that the lake navigation VIII
he practically closed this week. lac autumnal
aud early winter storms on these mellterra-
means have been very violent, and have reared
vast harvest OF ruin, shipwreck snd NOR all
". There u great reason Tor apprehension that
tie present cold wave, after passn out into he
warm gut stream waters Of our coast aud over
the noTthessterly extension. NAV be severely
trl' hv westward moving vessels, "a also by the
smaller coastsng craft. who are liable 20 be
blown ont 10 sea by the northwest gsle> thar
move in mont OF the aerial waye-N. l. iTorld
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rhe National commercial Convention

ST; Louis. Dec. 1.-The National CONNER
ca Convention was called to order at 10 O'CLOCK
Inc committee on credentials reported names of
delegates fIom Ohio, Mississippi, Iowa, Texas.
Oeolgla, Indiana. Louisiana, Kentucky. I'LL
orsdo' MARYLAND, ana North Carolina.
lhe committee on permanent organization
reported tie following For President Ben.
=. erane, OF Ga. Vice Presidents, i. B. Brenk-
v. Mo, VIM. Hi,man. Ind: p M. Bishon
ohio; LoUis krieger, Mimi. VIM. II. wesms
la; Ed. 'l.mes. Tenn; VI. X. Smith. La.
Thomas len, Mo; II. 5. HYATT, Iowa. john
NJ. DAVIS, Pa; w. A. Steel. III; T.. II. Plum
mer, \. c; John Evans, Col; and ii. II. Veer-
hof, Ny. Secretaries, Clinton b. Fish, Md.
and slohn HI. Laws. Ohio. Recording Score
fary. ID. ii. McAdam. OF St Innis
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eu Marriage.

Harry relief 1,r Young Men IRON the effects Of
errors and abuses in early lite N~u1o0t rest red
I-npeiimsnt- ia marriage removed. New m .thnd
Of IT, atInent New and mar able remnFjes
FOlb and circulars sent free, IN sailed envelopes
Address HOWARD As>OCIATION No. : nth
9: pIis Penn Institution hsv ing
fessIor al skill deC7 eO3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-12

TIE COMMITTEE or SEVENTY IN Naw yorl
has mace public protest against the cars. al
Mayor Hall in appointing heads OF department.
on the eve OF has retirement from OF e. aud
resolved not 10 faver any SPECIES of ley-szfiov,
at Albany thss winter which looks only 70 party
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New York Notes

-hkMAN SYNDICATE WANT TIE NEW LOAN.
NEW ! EK, Dec. LIT a. said that EeIre
Hehtatives OF a syndicate OF German BANKERS
are ready TO take the whole iour-a and a-half and
ave per cent. funded loan for a COMMISSION of
- per cent, leaving the Treasury tree OF ali
expenses.
- PRESlDEFT ORION.
II the Western Union Telegraph Comnanv "a
10 De heard before the apVropTia' ion committee
OF congress on Monday in reference ~ he postal
telegraph bill.
WOUNDED.
II i stated that Captain Bogar,lus. the famous
pigeon shooter. was accidentally wounded. seri-
Ousiy, IN tie thigh in Indiana last MONDAY,
THE FUNERAL
Of =. y. Pike TODAY was largely attended
THERE WERE EIGaTEEN BIDS yoR coin
today. amounting TO So 0l9 800 at from 10 OF
10 III o2 The amount advertised nv the gov
tfnhen, was si,Golt0), and IL sold viii 20 AZ
nom ll2 g : TO lI2 50.
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lighthouse Destroy ed and the Keener
and u Il Family Killed

NV YORK. Dec. Ia letter from Gaspe
nouse on Anticost Island was completely de-
stroyed during the late hurricane.
Inc mouse OF the lighthouse keeper was also
destroyed, and Mr.. Baxter, the keeper his wife
and six children were killed Several small
nshing vessels were also wrecked on the island.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-12

The DEFICIENCY APPROPRIATION BILL con-
tains the following items to supply deficiencies
in the several departments: Post Office,
So, goo; Patent ONCE, $50 ON0; Coast SURVEY
$4,000; Alhemarle prize monsy, s2J2 ,9l2;
Census, tl2 600
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-12

s0snow in Georgia and vagina yes.erlsy
The national commercial conventt,a =.
At St Louis Yesterday and organized. ~
~Since the Boston fire. Nxp.a-l ,.,,...
are not worn by red headed ladies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-12

SAMUEL II. HUNTINGTON, who has been
chief clerk of the Court of Claims since its
organization in less, has resigned his position,
to take effect on the lst of January next and
Archibald Hopkins, ESQ, of New York, b as
been appointed chief clerk in his place
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-12

NoMTNATIONs-The President sent the FOL
lowing nominations to the Senate to-day
Samuel Bard, 20 be postmaster a: Cha -ln0oga
Tenn j. H. Fairchid, agent tor Sietz In
dian agency, Oregon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-12

COUPLE OF oousrRRFEITRRs, giving their
names as Bernard III. Smith and Charles White.
we're taken into custody in New York Tuesday
morning, while attempting TO pass bogus 50 cent
postal currency on q number OF storekeepers in
81 avenue, near 18th street. On searching
theiT pockets they were found literally stuffed
Commissioner Shields held then. 10 ba! each in
the sum OF 500 to answer Col. Whiteley
says there IL no doubt there fellows belong 70 n
Whereabouts have hA,O
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ANY WOMAN wearing q tall hat 10 a concert
theatre, or lecture room, should remove il when
she takes her seat. If she does not, those
echpsed IN the seata behind her should call an
usher and demand the removal of the Ar nsard
NO lady will desire to throw her neighbors into
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-12

Valley railroad company, broke his ann near
the shoulder by fall on the ice, ct Neuch
CHUNK, Pa, Tuesday morning. His age il near
20, and his friends are apprehensive OF serious
consequences.
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BALLS, &c.

BALLS, &c.
rI'UE GRAND BALL UF THE HIBERsIAy
EENEN0LEhI SOCIETY,", No 8,
" % t"ke riaCC 81 NAs,nic T.-0p!e,
Gle = Tat bsDAY, Tee ~ 1S2
tNIbsT GRAND BALL OF MI yERSOS
n LODGE. NJ .,
LSLTLU ORDER AHE&fGAk PLtsIEREBS,
At ODD FELLOWS HAIL.
MONDAY ENES IN =, December ., IS72
The committee have spared no pains or "a
IsnNs % make this the ball Of the season. ~
UsiC D the Holy Hill Band. -
Tickets, admitting gentleman and ladies ISlA
ONE DOLLAR.
j. ROSENBERRY,
d,p eC3JE Chairman CCnIBittes Arrangements.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-12

IKB INDIANA RRrCLICAN DELEGATION in
Congress have united in a request to the Presi.
dent 10 appoint Gen. Foster, OF that state, 70 a
first class foreign mission. Gen. Foster wa
chairman of the republican state committee of
Indiana during the recent campaign.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ATATIOSAL THEArER. BEGINS AT
~ NJ. j. q. SAvILLE, Lessee and Manager
Las. Three ghts Of tn distinguished acter author
and manager,
HEi. LESTER WALLACE,
Aided by
MISS EFFlE GERMOE,
kSD THE ADMIRABLE COMPANY
THURSDAY EVENING. pECEuSsR 10,
Last time Of MIR. Wstlsck 3 Dell ghtfui Comedy,
GENITAL PARk;
TIE HOUSE WITH TWO DOORS
FRIDAY, BENEFIT
And lat sppea anCe but one Ct
MR.. WALLACk:
Also, SATURDAY. last Appearance
X O II DES
Or, THE ElFLE BALL.
Eliot Cray. ... -. .....-..Mr WaIIack
Correct uGitoI ms of the volunteer officers, both
rife and artillery, also OF Tire Twelfth IanCGrs,
Kindly furnished by Mr.. " slisck, from Wsllat 5
TbeaIeT. New York.
GRAND SATURDAY MATINEE AT 9,
For Ladies and Children.
JACK ROBINSON AND HIS MONKEY,
PROF FABER'@
dif Il WONDERFUL TALKING MACHINE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-12

The TRIAL OF General David L. Stanton, for
merly collector OF internal revenue for the 9Th
district OF Maryland, for the embezzlement Of
public moneys, began in the United stats Dis
trtct Court Of Baltimore yesterday morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-12

Observation-Disclosures General Phillips ar
rived in this city yesterday and Immediately
assumed his official duties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-12

I HE House committee on appropriations Will
hold special meeting on Tuesday evening ct
next week, 70 consider the postal telegraph bill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-12
Mr.. JOHN W. GARRETT Az entered mn, IN o

ntteenth year OF his adnlnistrs alton rs president
u the Baltimore and Ohio railroad company
hayibs been reelected by the board of Direct,
ore az their regular monthly meeting held ye--
tefday AT Camden station. As for many wears
past, Mr.. q. received the unanimo US vote OF the
directors, representing the individual stock
holders. the city OF Baltimore aud the state OF
Maryland. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-12

CLERICAL DECAPITATioNs. - The question
having been mooted as to the power OF the
different bureau officers of the departments to
remove clerks without consulting the civil ser
vice advisory board, ii may be well TO state that
heads OF bureaus are absolutely untrammeled
IN tins respect by the rules of the civil service
and that they have the authority to remove
suhlect OF course to the approval OF the head of
the department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-12

~ Marshslltown, Ia, ladies serve mush and
milk at their church sociables.
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ARMY ORDERS AND DETAILs.-By direction
of the President, First Lieut. WA. b. Mccall
lun, 9TH artillery, has been detailed a. profess
sor of military science and tactics al the West
ern University of Pennsy lvania at Pittsburg
The superintendent OF the mounted recruiting
service has been directed to forward all dispo9
sable cOlOrcd troops to Galveston, Texas for
assignment to the 9th cavalry,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-12

TRANSFER OF NAVAL OFFICERS. - Passed
Assistant Surgeon j. q. Ayres ordered to
special duiy in the bureau Of medicine ard
surgery. Washington; Assistant Surgeon James
NJ. Buell. ordered TO the receiving ship Sabine
At Portsmouth, y. II; Midshipman Nathan
Sargent. Jr., and Landon 7. J0Ieil, detached
from naval academy and ordered TO tie Ports.
month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-12

CoNeERes will adjourn on Friday, Deem
heI goth, to Monday. January 9 =, both Houses
having passed the resolution to that effect.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-12

SECRETARY boutwell, was before the conf
mitiee on ways ana means this morning in
reference TO the negotiation of the new loan.
The committee to-day decided 70 hear the state
mentS of prominent bankers in relation TO the
proposed rate Of commission before taking any
decided action
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-12

THE CREDIT MOEILIER INvEsTIG ALTON
The special committee of the House to investi-
gate the Credit MObilier charges met this morn
ing and heard the statements Of Speaker Blaine
The pledge OF secrecy was put upon all con-
nected with the investigation. The committee
viii meet daily.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvETUR.-The receipts from this
0urce to-day were sos, i4.15.
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LECTURES.

~ lis Il ALL.
PEOF. JOHN TyNDsEI,
Of lbs Royal Institute, London, will delivcTa
COURSE CF SIN bEJTUEE5 On
T. q HT,
a.lU=tga.sd With experiments, (Apperstus con
stTucted ard arrt1Eed expressly for ne lectures Il
AHsrlgai
lst Lecture. TUESDAY EVrS Nc, Dec. 81
p Lecture, lhl ksuAI kVENiN';- Dec -.
- Lecture, - JRIAl EVENING. lee 1sE
5Jh LsCtUT-, MO DAY ENSNING, Pee. Oh
b,h Lecture, IUEsEAl EVENING, Dec 10th.
- TisE Is 'or any ..tei. l-Ctgve, q ali,
." had ~ RE diagram R4llaEtyres Ad1.i=s "a
en-. t",ls-; m extra Oh rye tor ~ 3 eats.
- Lectures boElB sharply ~ s O'Clock The
au1l-rCe vii .rd n g-,s- 10 them teuct. - BE-
pT' n - ) iu d iT seats. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-12

THE BILL TO BUILD New WAR VsssELs-
The Senate committee on naval affairs to-day,
again considered the House bill to construct
,ix new war vessels, and heard the argument
OF Secretary Robson in favor of increasing the
number to ten: The chairman, Mr.. Cragin
and Mr.. Morrill,, OF Maine, were appointed a
ircOmmittee to prepare the several amend
ments TO the bill and report to the full commit
tee to- morrow. IL seems TO lie the impression
that the committee will report in favor of in
creasnp the number IN fen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-12

PROPOSED NARROW GAUoB RAILRoAp PROM
BALTlNoRH.-A petition was presented in the
hrst branch OF the Baltimore city councils yes
terday from number OF persons asking per-
mission to lay a narrow gauge railway track on
certain streets Of the city for proposed narrow
gauge horse railway TO Catonsville and Elicott
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-12

THE GOVERNMENT AND =. ". WRIGHT
The government has revoked the arbitration in
tie case OF u. ". Wright, solely because the de-
PENDANT insisted tn under the letter of formal
reference but a small part of the government
case against HIM was submitted TO arbitration.
ibe Attorney General expressed himself As en-
tirely satisfied with the conduct of the case on
the Part ut Judge Lawrence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-12

IHELoUlsIANA IMBRoGLIO IN TER SUPREME
CoUET.-In the Supreme Court of the United
States this morning, the motion for a writ of
prohibition and certiorari against f. H. Durrell,
Louisiana, brought by Governor warmoth. wa,
argued by p. Phillips and H. n. Ogden for
Narmoth; Caleb Gushing and Senator Carpen-
Ter Tor Kellogg. The case will be held under
Amusement and an opinion delivered on Mon
day next. Mr.. Il. j. Durant was in attendance
as the representative of Pinchback. The case
comes before the Supreme Court a. original
court below.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-12

II s. JCSfH PAYS Fab PIECES for Ladies'
". Gents and Chidrsn's sECOND-HAND
CLOTHING, UNDER-CLOTUING, b o o =
SHOES, &c. ar GIG street, between 9Th and eth
sts. Notes by mail promptly attended 70. oca-iv
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-03-02

Minifer eestrunsen wuroe, etnen rel>
fen @ei1nnuns entipredenpen, ~unsldu<
ti9en yreci9er, relder bee runowobrz
betten ces Gb~rifenttuuts leusuet, ftd
als gerfdncteer rer 6eilspobrbetten
uni ols Neltatonslebrer ibrer &incer
eefauen III loNeu, 70 purbe jeres sldu<
btee Mtt9lteo Der esoneelii9en Sc
meince etn ioldee gerfabren als Elm
1dretenres unredt betra9ten: etne
analose 6onpluuesweiit Der fatbolt<
iden Beo6lferxns s,een1ber faan Don
eteier olei@fous NIT feinern ntleera
Nusorud beset9net rercen."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-03-02
derAnsfhnld
uEc
Stnrz der 2osheit.
(sia sebeastita ans nnIerea Sagea.'
(8mtiesusg)

Sin uno nterer sab IS NOD Seman<
ben, mel1er ouf Glara's Sette fano ;
als F9 aber Die &lasen son Sag ;u
Sag n,ebrten, oa psncten t9 aud
rteie Weniesn ron ibr ob.
@te es eewShnlid BET 1olden Ser
neutrality-suspicious. sei&teht, erfubr
Clara fetrWprt baron !: fe ror mise
oeatbeit Der feitenNnTat, pae rte&ennt<
niF rer uuanserebmen 8erbdltntne fh
auf itr 6aus beidrdnfte.
Sn ciei Ter 3eit u,ebrteu f9 Wortba's
9eiu6e, une Wa!rine bate e5 fcaor
fertile aebratt, raj i1e BET per6rau ROM
baule GUS uno etrsins unp mandsrz
lei Gpmm;1Fenen fir ie in her Stapt
oerrthtete.
Sett odt Go9en waren SHUTTER une
Rinc niht mcbr nit e!naneer in ST.
rabruns ectcmmea, UNI CLARA battle
einmal ben Nusrrut fallen lo11eu, fte
pcute iid gar niat mebr um fe be-
tummern.
1a ruroe Gloira franf. CLARA
girs nit iid su Hatbe, pb cs audi pcbl
eetban iti> penn fe oisYfese eer5aus<
bdlterin uterlafe. sic fam 3u cem
GnthiuHe, pab cieis5 nidt eeidebeu
rurfs, neil ite nur NIT benz Munce>
aber niht NIT rer Sbat forsfdltig war.
Mub laien ibr oisle 0elesenbeit cine
febr eunfise, UNI rem &inee su seiaen,
caB lie IS wphl nit ibm meme. @enn
fe allen frempen Gtnaub fern belt,
fcnnte l1d pteuei9t oas petnltae Ser
bdltnie III einsm aneenekmen um9eaal>
ten. Gu ar;t Doctor Gmalr, fam
fe idpn bel rem Mdeatn. als er
ben 3ufanp rer Sranfen unterludt
batte, rerldrisb er Elm Hecspt uno iag'
te: uGs if elm unteoeutences unpoblz
fem. Sn eints:1 Iee.n tt fe mteper
oslunc. Sd merle aber mprsen ieitis
pteeerfemmen, UNI nod etaa1al nab'
aultbeu."
Clara LIEF 1caletb mob eth arpettts
8ett in Benz 3inmer aufidla9en. Vie
riebauabdltertn fam, UNA Nd ;urpf ese
%an,ubisten, mics iie eieitlbe suriid une
laste: uNismanp ieu bi.rberfommsn,
ib nil rte phese sons aIetn uternetz
men," Do bot ith Wartba an, pe>
ntafens rte Nahtrade III balten ober
aud ie pu,re ;urifsepieien.
81. Gnalr, pelder Zen, ereln Mstt~
fyeite lietscpQer Aufcpferuns b%eipctn<
te, Idhelte paruter uap fpraa: ~Jrau
Gdsirt, bic Sobe 1T son 70 serinser
Sepeutuns, raj sic Die pRese itrer
1odtsr ppbl eer 6ausbdlterin ecer BET
alien Mortba uberlaIen fSnnen." sic
obsr beit1np nit elmer ieltenen part>
nadtsteit auf ibrem Wtasn~
Wir fennen bic Grinre, rrelhe TT
easu Yeranlaetcn ; aber bic altsNsartha
bate s!sih BET BEN Dten1tbctsn rte
Wcrte btneemprien: SIS tit upbesretfs
lid, pab ile nit nem Slime auetn 1ein
mill. Wenn {e nur ntdt5 S9ltmmes
i'm Sdtlpe fibrtT
Oils Or. Gmalp AM fclgencen Gage
piepsrtam, fanp er Glctra su ieiner
srpbten 8erwanreruns ern ltlt9 er@
franft.
u5aten sic SIREN @crias aussez
fibrt? Sinp Ste ielbf BET Der 2ran<
fen seblieben 2" fraste er.
u9un; sepie, 5err Doetorr
~unp Sie baben bic Neptstn mad
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-03-02

Glrbem@ anberer.)
Dit NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Pin, CUR espsibtsn Dale
Salt Der 3us fdDn frab.
DaB It bort xteeerfaae
Betenb nsr Narte.
O. Rest bort n,and Elm @anser,
DENT bas ber3 10 i@per;
Rar& Elm 9abmer, 8.:iaeer,
Man9sr uba' @sB%'
ST., srn seueibtsa bauen
Rsmat Der !3us 70 {pat;-
@nnber bort erldaaen,
Dc taielbf erFsbt.
6 1ds;bet bort man6 Elm eanher,
Dem has 5sri 70 ieiat.
l1nb utanass iprer Rtneer
5at bic Gnab' errei9t.
Alexander 8ersbulb.
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ready to stab the Republican party
to death. And he is 90 reckless
in the use Of means 70 that end,
that he resorts to secret intrigues
with the French Legation, to get
material out of which to manufac-
ture . case against his Govern
ment, iu favor Of q foreign power.
In discussing the resolution, Mr.
Schrz exhibited the spirit of rev.
olutionist. and the animus Of a
detective. His speech abounded
in assertions unsupported by PROOF.
insinuations in regard to matters
already made as clear as sunlight
by facts and figures, and innuen>
does disgraceful to the Senate
Chamber, and insulting to the Adj
ministrati0n.
The entire debate in favor of the
resolution is utterly barren Of logi-
cal argument, and unsupported by
facts Of o reliable character M.
mcrous incidents of the discussion
indicate that the resolution was
offered in bad faith, and from mo
tiyes of hostility to the Admins
tration. Of 90 violent and reckless
D chatacter, as to be in disregard
st the good name and fame OF tht
country among the nations Of thu
world.-[Chi>cago Republican.
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Post Office Department
NOTICE.

Owing to the rapid increase in
the mails snd the establishment Of
many new Post Offices through
ont the country, this Demartment
finds it necessary, in order to fa-
cilitate the distribution and 10 se-
cure speedy fermentation Of the
heavy mails now passing. par
ticularly over the trunk lines of
Railroads, to request Of the public,
that in all cases the name OF the
COUNTY, as we'll as the POST
Office and, STATE. be superscrib- :
ed upon letters. circulars. news
papers, and other matter to be
forwarded by mail.
Postmasters will place this cir
cular in q conspicuous place in
their offices and use every endeav-
or to urge upon the public the i'm
portance Of this matter.
J:A J. CREswELL, r. NJ. Gen.
Washington D. c. Feb l, 1879.