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OUR ARMY LINES.
Present Military Divisions and De
paFtments-YheiFC Commander
and Their Bounds

The assignment by the President of Major
General Hancock to command the military
division of the Atlantic, and other changes
made necessary by that transfer, give special
interest to the following recapitulation of the
military divisions and departments Of the coun-
try, and their boundaries and commanders:
The country lie divided into three military
divisions and two distinct departments, as fos-
Lieutenant General p. II. Sheridan command
ing, headquarters at Chicago, ILL.,, is composed
Of the departments Of Dakota, Brigadier Gen
eral A. ii. Terry assigned to the command
Monday In place Of Hancock); Department OF
the Missouri, Brigadier General John Pope
commanding; Department of the Platte, Briga-
der General Z. o. c. Ord commanding, ana
Department Of Texas, Bril- sder General g. g
Augur commanding. This division includes the
states of Minnesota, Missouri, Kansas, Illinois,
Iowa, Nebraska, and Texas, and the territories
of Dakota, Montan., Colorado, New Mexico,
Utah, Wyoming, and the Indian territory.
The Military Division OF the Atlantic, NJ ajor
General w. s. Hancock commanding, mead
quarters at New York or Philadelphia, is COM
commanded by Brigsdi General 1. Mcdowell,
signed to command the Department of the
SOUTH and Depsr tment of the Lakes, Briga-
dier General p. st. George Cooke commanding.
This division includes the states Of Maine, New
Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts,, Rhode
Island, Connecticut, New York. New Jersey,
West Virginia, Ohio, Michigan, Wisconsin, In
diana, and the District of Columbia.
The Military Division OF the Pacific, Major
General j. NJ. Schofeld commanding, is com
posed OF the Department Of California, no COM
mander assigned; Department Of Columbia
Brig. General K. K. 8. Candy in command, and
Department Of Arizona, Lieut. Colonel George
Crook In command. This division includes the
states Of Nevada, California and Oregon, with
the territories of Idaho, Washington, Alaska
and Arizona. Most Of the southern states are
divided into two departments, as follows De-
partment Of the South, Major General Irwin
Mcdowell assigned to the command Monday; IL
is composed of the states of North and South
Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Florida, Tennes-
see and Kentucky. The Department of the
Cult, Colonel W. III. Emory commanding, is
composed of the states Of Louisiana, Arkansas
and Mississippi.
Gen. Hancock, as above stated, has the right
TO locate his headquarters at either New York
or Philadelphia. He will probably select the
latter city, It having been the headquarters of
Gen. Meade, and Gen. II. being q Pennsylya-
MAN by birth, no doubt prefers Philadelphia for
his headquarters. The headquarters of GEM
Schofeld are at San Francisco, Cal. The sew
eral department headquarters are at st. Paul,
Mimi; Fort Leavenworth, Kansas; Omaha,
Neb.; San Antonio, Texas; New York city, De.
trOit, Mich; San Francisco, Cal; Portland.
Oregon; Prescott, Arizona; Louisville, KY, and
New Orleans, la.
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The Presidents Message,

The rough draft of the Presidents annual
message, though not quite finished, was read to
the Cabinet yesterday, all the members being
present. 1t will be somewhat, perhaps oDe-ffth
longer than last years message. In addition to
the two copies to be sent to Congress, five will
he made in manifold for the use OF the city press
ssse fUT nS sBe In to
dispatch from this city, the President re-
marked that he had no objection to saying that
the message would net show q change Of policy
on his part as his endeavor was now, as It had
been IN the past, to perform his entire duty to
the extent of his ability. and in such Q manner
q would best serve the interests of the country
Congress an extension Of amnesty to the two or
three hundred persons, excluded by recent legis-
lation, but il he should 1t would be with pro-
posed condition that the benedciaries merely
the United States. Congress, however, had
act with regard to the matter without q
contained in his former annual message.
Hesaw no more necessity, as had been asser ted,
Tor making Declaration Of Q more friendly
ton toward the north, as he sought, as Presi-
dent, under the obligation Of his oath, to exc
cute ne duties OF his position without favor or
in his message. endorse such RECOMMENDATIONS
Of legislation IS may be presented bv the heads
OF the several departments, and which expert
recommend 70 Congress that action be t"Sen
with regard TO the award made by the Geneva
arbhrators. The money will be paid BY Great
Britain to the department. Of state and DO de-
posted In the treasury. OF course It cannot be
drawn tterefrom except in accordance with
law for tie purpose specified. In the course of
conv ers alton on the subjectof civil service re-
examination were desirable, he did not think it
right that "a e should be given to enemies of
TIE admink ira iont. he exclusion Of ito friends.
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ANNUAL REPORT OF GEN'L Hun.
pHRIES
Cpe rations of she Engineer Corps
Work on the fOrtihcatisns-
Matters Of Interest To the
DtsIricI of Columbia.

SehersA humpnfles' onleI OF the engineer
corps, has submitted his annual report 70 Sec
Tetary Belknap. He states that the number Of
oascsrs -, FL, ,,.i,- IL ~, ,,f-,,,- -, -
-, " -, -, - -,
lvo' Snu reVteu' IAe iealihs OHjec' OF TIE
department ia lis operations upou the
woRKs OF DEFENSE
has been To push for ward, a. speedily as posi-
bic, the notifications Of the old earthen bar
bette batteries and The construction OF new and
approved projects Tor earthen baTbette batter
ries, made in accordance with the system Of sea
coast defeuce adopted since the recent war.
he progress upon the defeuseS OF our kArbOrs
curing the year has been in every respect salts
factory.
The report reviews at some length the WORK
done by engineer officers throughout the codu-
try. A project for a large exterior battery tOr
guns of the largest CalibTa has been some time
prepared for Fort McHenrv Md, but its CON
stTuction could not be beyUn Tor wsnt ,f nm a
fort. The battery Tor Lazaretto MONT onncsire
Fort McHenry, has not been built for want az
funds. He Recommends thai tb. snnr,,,-Ia tio,,
OF Sl3 600 for that battery be tranfern,d tn For,
McHenry
In relation 10
oRsTRUCTIoSs IN ruv poroxAc
he saws: sit has not vet been fornd mr. ,icahle
to make the desired exneriments 3non thsse
distractions Tne material has heen ten in
store at Fort Foote Arrsneements have haan
made to purchase the site nj Sort Poote and tha
proved Operations i'm constrnction may Ia a.
once begun, with funds already appronriatea
He asks an additional appronriation OF s25 ooo
for this fort On Fort Washington there havs
been no expenditures Plans for its imaroya>
ment have been prepared but c.uld NOT Ia
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~Railroads have now three RauRes-s broad
gauge, narrow gauge, and Q mortgage.
~The lower house Of the Prusian Diet has
passed the counties reform bill
eVR0boet Bowles has been remauded to Cal,
in London. until the 9Th or December.
0Georgetown, Texas, hes an eiopement i'm
colored society. IN
VEmil Andre, the Alsatisn, who ki,,ad NJ.
degree In New York. A ZIG OF
Kings dstillery in BROOKLYN has h..,
seized by the government to secure xaI AZ
taxes. Ae SSiJff'
The Province OF Mardia, in Spain. b..
oeen placed under martial Law. AddItionsI
uoope nave been dispatched to Andalusia.
Ihe celebrated hAryes Heights. pssr
frreoenc.s6ufg. Va, Is offered for sale. The
IALm contains $50 acres, and was the sesne ~
one or more bloody battles during the lsst var.
Inc custom house windows ct Richmond
hss nc cleaned with . pair OF buck Kin
!1teScnee, ence wore ~ John MarshsiI' = la
Justice OF the United States. SAei
Allen e. Bush, clerk or junior partner in
.ne nous, OF Kidd, Pearce & Co, on Rro.d
90 oaeet, New York, IL reported to be q defaaiter
tloo ,000. - 'io" s'o'oo0s 20
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Mr.. Greete,'. Cord,,top.

BIZ is SUFFERING FRoN FHNSICAL AND NOT
MENTAL DISEASE, AND Il GETTING BETrER.
NEW YORK, Nov. gs.-The TrlLHrF OF this
morning says: To relieve the anxiety OF Mr..
Greeley's many friends who have been disturbed
ty untrue reports that he has been al applicant
Tor admission 70 the blo0ming dale or some other
asylum, and by other wild inventions, n Is
proper 10 repeat what the Urban, said a week
or more ago. He still suffers from nervous
prostration arising from the almost total loss OF
sleep for a month or more during and since his
wife's illness. This finally affected the nerves
Of the stomach, and its rejection Of food still
further weakened the system. What he needs
is a return Of appetite and sleep, restoring tone
to the system; and in both these particulars
there has been an imnrovement tbs week.
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Blown TO Pieces by NitrO.glycerIne

FATAL EXPERIMENT OF LOT OF BOYS.
Brief mention was made in yesterdays STAR
OF the blowing to pieces of two boys who were
throwing stones at some cans of nitro glycerine
The New York Tribune of Yesterday gives the
following account of the affair. Some time last
summer one Coffin, a contractor on the line OF
the New York and Boston railroad left several
cans or nitro-glycerine on the railroad about
TWO miles east of YOnkers. The cans were in
wooden boxes, with the necks projecting
Around these cans was q board fence, with
notices as follows; "Danger! Danger!. Danper!!
Let nothing tempt you to touch, or even 20 near
the contents OF the Enclosure. 1t is nitro
Riycerine." -Four young men OF Yonkers, John
Donnely, aged 10, Of milford street; VIM. Ter
~, aged 2, OF Vineyard avenue; Michael Gala,
gee, OF vineyard avenue; and George Hill.
Sged II, OF hillside, went cunning yesterday
got behind trees, while the others, thinking, II
ts supposed, that they were at q safe distance
threw stones at the cans TO test the expIosive
power Of their contents. As q conseonence
they were blown to atoms. Atiast scconnts no,
Q remnant OF Hills body could be found. thoueh
fragments OF his clothes had lodged In peig6-
DoIing trees, and only fragments Of Callaeee,s
Oody naQ been recovered. Donnelly and TERN
were badly Danged, but the trees saved thei,
lives. Terry win probably lose the sight of one
OF his eyes. The windows of . coach house in
the neighborho0d were shattered by the exnIo
son. Donnelly and Terry we're sent to ST
Johns Riverside hospital, Yonkers, and police
men were detailed to collect the remains and
guard the m till the coroner should arrive, (3reaf
excitement prevails in YOnkere and Coifin Is
strongly condemned for leaving Rlycerine where
even such folly as this could explode it.
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News from Roya Scotia.

HALIFAX, Nov. E.-The steamship Hector,
from London, thirty days out, for Montreal, has
arrived here In distress, having experienced
hurricane OF New Foundland, viii Oh swept her
decks. She lost her foremost and sails and had
her bulwarks stove. All vessels arriving report
very heavy gales At sea-
HORSE DISEASE.
Several horses have died from distemper, an
the street cars have stopped running.
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PENNsYLvANTA CossrITUTIoNAL CoNvEN
TIoE.-In this body, on Monday, Presiden
Meredith announced the standing com mittees
In his selections he seems not TO have been gov
erned by q partisan spirit, but divided the chair
msnshps about equally, placing such dem0-
Gratis as Messrs. Buckalew, Woodward, Black
Gowen and others at the head Of important
cQm m iffaes
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FICIAL.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE. DISTRICT OF CoLUMBIA,(
WASHINGTON, Nov. %, 1872. :

EXECUTIVE OFFICE. DISTRICT OF CoLUMBIA,l
WASHINGTON, Nov. %, 1872. :
PR o LAMA ALTON.
In accordance with the recommendation of
the President of the United States, hereby
invite the people of the District of Columbia to
observe Thursday next, November IS, as day
of thanksgiving and praise to Almighty God
On that day, suspending labor and usual bust
ness svocations, let the incense OF sincere graft
tude for mercies and blessings received, go up
to the infinite Gver from each grateful heart,
from every family hearthstOne, from all the
congregations of the churches.
In witness whereof l have hereunto set my
hand, and caused the seal OF the District OF
Columbia to be affixed.
Done at the city of Washington, the twenty
second day of November, A. ID. 1872, aud
II. S. of the Independence of the United States
the Rinety-sixth.
H. D. COOKE, Governor.
By the Governor:
EDWIN l.. STANTON, Secretary.
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The PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY,
lessee OF the philadelphia and Erie railroad is
charged with applying the money claimed by
the city OF Philadelphia a. dividends on stock
owned by the corporation, TO improving the
road. A committee has been appointed hy tie
city council TO confer with the Pennsylvania
com papy the subiecf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-27

BOY SHOOTING ON ACCOUNT OF A WOMAN
charles Hughes, son Of q well known speculs tor
DAY evening, and MORALLY wounded John L
Hayman, young man employed in the abstrac,
ONCE OF Daniel Witter. Both men are only
woman was the cause Of the shooting. Haymsp
died about IL O'Clock Sunday night The
Rocky Mountain News characterixes the Anal,
as murder, and demands that the murderer b.
brought to justice. Up TO Monday morniua be
had not been arrested.
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MEMBER of the Vermont legislature has
been fighting the old battle against secret sOcie-
ties, but not with the most encouraging result.
After much Intellectual attempts his bin abOli-h-
ing the obnoxious organZstio was brought 10
vote, and In a house OF 2l2 members, I5g voted
against II and 35tor II. The rest happened 70
be out at the time
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Hanged for wife Murder

EBENsBU &c, PA, Nov. 2s.-Michsel Moore
was executed to-day In the prison yard for the
murder Of his wife. She had separated from
him on account OF brutal treatment. but WAS
entlced into the woods, where he killed her, and
made bonfire over her remains. He persisted
In declaring his innocence, and made no con-
fessiOn.
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The Scranton Coal Sale To-day

INV YORK, Nov. 1.-THE monthly sale 81
Scranton coal took place to-day. owing % the
prevalence of the horse disease 1T the mines no
lump coal WAS on hand Tor sale. The following
were the prices: Steamboat, 900 tons. AZ 1913
TO 50 % CRATE Is coo tons, AT ~ go % q - 5.
egg, 1900 tons, At silo q - Il stove. $4,000
tons, 81 si.'O TO $40; chestnut, 1890 tons At
S3.72L to - so.
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applications for Pardon of wardeu,
Settle. Johnson and d endIg

NEW ORR, Nov. "a washington special
ssys:-lnspired by Hodges pardon. friends
have begun efforts 10 secure the pardon OF the
three government cerkS-Marden, johnson aud
Kendig-sentenced for mlsapprspriafing gov
eminent funds, and now confined in tie city
iail.D
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More Bodies Recoy cred from the Hos.
ton Ruins

BoeToF, Nov. H.-Nine bodies have been re-
covered from the ruins OF the fire and Il We have
been identified. Nineteen bodies, supposed TO
be buried in the ruins, are still missing.
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ga 4rs. McAlpine and Mrs. Timmeny
9uarreled yesterday, At their residence, In
Brooklyn, and the latter struck the former on
the head with . pitcher, inaicting q fatal
wound.
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u ~CAAAk&
al our new location, No. 1891 fth STREET ~.
tween and streets, lear the peW Nora 80
EN- market, VIII be found . well ssisctsd r.
HIRsf-CLAss GROCERIES ~
IT lowest cesh prices, to which we invite the .,,
attention o. our patrons and the public sensraiS.
kesd the following price list:
Bee. s sn1.' f'sur :, s si . pr barrel.
S Ssss J GUnEe"der Tea sti prB.
Best Ooiong I'M %
Beat Imperial "a
Choice ~ - r
s So s's''' roasted at s:'.s ,:rD.
Be-, Greer Coffee, =
s Ssii. e 3, o.. Sugar ct y
xHieS ma other articles too Numerous % us.,so,
M, rnieh al Be sold very lowest rstsS
Hol VI Our goods and prices Gin pay Ass~o-
=. q. Mo- 0kR q o.
~ 1871 1TH srhEET,
Between and streets.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvBNUs.-The receipts from this
source to-day were s254 02s.27.
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SENATOR SFENCER, of Alabama, telegraph
to this city that the troubles in that ate will be
reconciled, and that lie will be elected to til e
Senate in few DAYS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-27

THE STORY that President Grant contem-
plates European trip next summer was started
by one of the practical jOkers o. Newspaper
Row, and seems to have got consdera BILE cur
reDcy among those not familiar with the tricks
of this CAV ueceiyer,
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TIE PRESIDENT received number of visi-
tors this morning, many of whom called to pay
their respects. Senator Osborn, OF Florida, had
an interview.
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BALLS, &c.

SEOOND GRAND ANNUAL BALL OF THE
- HlBEHNIA BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION
of Wal inRtOn will tsse place at
MASONIC TEMPLE,
THANKSGIVING EVE, November 81 1872.
On this occasion there Will be presentation Of q
beautiful banner TO the Association BY the "a
be had at d. A BBOsNAN's, 926 street; 81
j. BELLEW 8. 9TH street, between G and LA
H. ar d of the members MOST
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@Hepworth DiKon's suit against The Pail
Mail Gazette for an alleged libel containing in
scathins criticism OF one OF bis books, is now on
trial In London.
SThe South Carolina legislature met yes-
terday. Mr.. Lee, colored, was elected speaker,
Governor Moses will be inaugursted on Monday
next.
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DEATH WARRANT sIGSEp.-The Governor
OF Maryland has signed the death war
rant OF William Craig, colored, convicted az
the October term OF the Allegheny county
court, OF committing rape upon an aged LADY,
Mrs, Charlotte Dayton, In August last.
He is to be executed the 10th day OF Jauusry
1915, before the hour OF two O'CLOCK.
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GOODS FOB TIE SEASON.
CALIFORNIA GRAPES.

snlkNA FIGS, large and handsome.
LARSksT kAisINs, IN buaches.
CAPE COD CRANBRRkIks.
ALBknARLE PIPPISs.
HAMS for "BskfnR.
HAVANA ORANGES
FBksH PEAhS
novls-aw N W. BuRCHELJ, 1884 street.
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INN ENSE RsDUC TION
Il N

INN NSE REL L Z L ION
DRY DDS
All SfF1 and UCl We sors Ieducrs trim 81 Is to al
Low e.v PlaiCs REDUCED f!uUa 3jS Il gSr
L, ysy Plaids all wool reduced from 7Sc. to &c.
ErlrIess Cloths reduce IL m 75c 20 o C.
saf.nes, in new sks1, ), reduced from Sc to 75c,
RlsCk AlEacas reduced 90 ger cent.
F'anDels reduced 20 Per cent.
Splendid 4 Bl- he'd and Unblesche OOtton, iz4fc
Ambrose EEin 81 Blesehed Cotton. lsc.
New York Mails Blesched COtIon, 2ic.
Black rilks Ct Krsaf bsrgans.
Csshmerss and neiinos greatiy reduced.
8 q, 3 ard ~ Sh.etiDg fro-a 371<o I'D.
Ele gsrt Psris Kl<s. 81.
Hosiery, Gloves, Hanfxerchiefs, Ties, Ribbons
Cor sets, Napkins, Bed Spresc Ladies' ssd Gent .
Cnderves, ana host OF ether goods will be sold at
prices thai cannot fail TO please the purchaser. Call
and exaEffne eur stock.
BRODHFAD CO., 1905 street
The street cars psss Brodhead Gu. 3 establish
ment. noiS-tD
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FININa DBLsGArI.-In the Essex, Va,
county court Lest week, Judge Garnet presiding
watson K. Wentworth, member of the legisls-
ture from that county, charged with habifually
carrying concealed weapons, was found guilty
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New York Notes.

PRcFrTS cF THE NyR'wEsr CoENvR.
NEW YORK. Nov. 1.-THE pronts o. tie bail
clique from the Northwestern corner are va
rCUsly computed a. from g. JoI Oa1 90 - l1. tll.
Henry Smith has not settled ~ FAR A. kI.oWu,
intending 20 makea tight In the courts.
GONE To SPAIN WITH MILLION.
james Coleman and Barnard tsratz have Hef
e. Spain after disPcsiEg OF all the property hslH
in common between them and pocketluE ulariy
n million dollars
IMPORTANT REVELATIONS FORTHCOMING.
George Purser, clerk Of the s;reef-opeuing
bureau, hss resigned, aud important rcvela-
tons are foithcCm
bids FOR GOVERNMENT COIN.
There were eighteen bids for government -1,d
70 Gay, amounting 10 - Gao, al from az 20
HISS. One million was sold, AT ll2.G6s TO
lI2S5
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Mrs. Jones Cough Mixture.

This excellent COUGH SYRUP has now been
used in this community for upwards of five years
with never-faiBg success 1t is easily administered,
being pleasant to the taste and given in small doses
mar entity cure all the various affections Of the
Throat and Lungs, as Coughs Colds Asthma, Group,
Ipfiuenza, Hoarseness, Bronchitis, and Iucipient
COnsumption. Also, for the relief of patients in sd
van ced stages of Consum ption. These thong
we 60 not claim il will cure II will certainly relieve
to such an extent that it will be considered bless
ing indeed bv such patients Confident that you will
find IL Just as re presented, we invite . trial.
Put up in bottles at 80 cents and 81 each.
To be had only of
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q" II. HEWPLBR,
H. NICHANIOAL OPf7CLAN, 0S
ass Penn'a Avenue, corner ~ street.
First quality Brazilian Pebble. jaa15lys
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DRY GOODS.
MESTION

DAEIIAL MExTION
III
RECENT RyCEIPTs
NEw AND CBoIGE DRY GOODS.
p-syv ., ~-.sy -2fyO yATds Deialles- &c: Black
A. q ,lora,f Herinoes. sSC.asi; al wool Delain~s
r~rra - - Hue SprRss, 20 Back Rpd Col
u-ed AITs-as 81 250 BLACK SIX Nelgets, SOS and
SIg -
. 90 t'arf.uls tIl-h, S2Ef, AstrsS hans, sass;
HTur ush, s7s5. Back ard C0l0red aysrs. S3 50.
r5AS6- T.ties t'l-ths. IL choice cOlOrs, g, Go
ord y Nv. t~r .ssc AMI "a.
E.aLkrts, r la uels, SFa~ls Cfssiule-cs. &c
BEGAN q WELEB,.
uCvs5 70 NJ 1OlS nc 1890 IT. -. " W.
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The INDIANA SgNATORsHIP.-Inth the Indiana
legislature yesterday an infor mai vote was taken
for U. s. Senator, in the senate the vote was for
Q. p. Morton, republican, q; for j. ID. williams
democrat, q; anu the house, for Morton, "a; for
Williams, Ill.