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in thi. grin. grand way the Ksnsas City
Ners goes Tor the Ca1mpion's local:
.'-Nos Tom Siver-, OF the SAtchison
Champion, -tand up.
You were at the sabbath School picnic
held near Alchison the other day, and In
.aroe,t conversation with the Sup~riHtend-
eat. Eoq,ent did you discourse, Tom. on
the S,s5atn School question. and expressed
your joy At the rapid advancement OF the
cause OF christianity by that means. And
when in the midst Of this die Is-ion. Tom.
while STOPPING over to strike match on the
sole of your boot, what was il, Tom, that
fell out of your Inside pocket, and made 8
noise as it struck the ground like ,hat OF
breaking glass. aud filled the air with m
aromf, not suggestive Of roses!
What vas it, Tom.'
Yse, Tom, what was il! The grea. pub
lie, when We all serve, demind that you
give the seqael to the above little story Of
.fcrever hold your peace" Oh the Sabbath
Scho,l ouestion
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o~en Duffy. Plaintiff,
Mary A. Davis, Charles II. Davis
George H. Jruss, Aiatth W hoNs't,
Thomas VI. b. Davis. Alspn hamn-
lie, William : Jewell, ID. W.
tsves John c. DousR,s. Lucien j.
Fa,iin, W. W. fackus, Kebeeci 4. Csc
EenEeIy, George X. Hines, 1ust 80
Ie,veuwf r:h savings BANK. The Mu- ASK.
TIL tom aud -aviHys Insti,u'ion OF
Ieayenworth, Kansas, the ka=sas
Bald NJ and rr, st Company, frsnk
Il. avis, Thomas A. Davis an;
Mary A. i'4vis, a. admtnts;ra-
trix Il the esta'e oi James DAVIS, Dc
ceased. Eeiendaots
DUBIIC NoTICf is h Teby given that under ard
by virtue OF the judgment rendered Ia thc
above entitled actin in sud By the above n1ui>d
court, aud of n special exccutinn isted 'n s'ud
Judgment to me directed and del ver-i. VIII on
Thursday the 23rd day Of October 4 d. 1873
At II O. clock a IN OF sid day, at the Court House
do N la the City Of IstvenwDrth, IA the County
OF Leavenworth and ) ate of ksDsa'. oler
n pnbic sale and sell separately to
the hishcs, bidder for cash IN band,
of iand situate, lying and being IN ihe county Of
Leavcnvorth, ard Stare OF Kansas, name'y:
LOIS number three 81, 70 r (p and ave t5l, IN
block plumber thr. = 81, In James DAVIS Addition
To- the CRY Of Lea worth and lot number three
81 and four ~, in block nuni.eI eleven ON, ia
James Dsvif A|dtioo to the CITY Of iaavenworths
,ior~,Iii; and an undivided ~ns-hali OF lots num-
Der one ~ ant two (2J, in White l,ad' ri OF Hnob
Addition 10 the City Of LeavsnwIth; and the
north three-fouTths and an Undivided o'4s- ourth
II the south ons-f,rth ~ LIT number ourJeen 80,
IN Whi,.h. al. Pilot Knob Addition T. the Guy
pi Iesv en- worth. sfore-aid-
SID tracts Of land viii sol in tho inverse or.
der L. that In which IN. an We de- CT bed.
Date3 st Lcsvenworth Jity, kausas, september
''-'' THOMAS LEONARD,
Sheriff Z Teavru 40 in Cpa 10y. Kansas.
TLoreu n wHzAI, Attorneys FIR Piil.ili
Felflcfl
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ppnpOsED AMENDMENT


To ,hs C,nsiitu,ian Of the 'tsis Of Ssosas. cub
mi ted b, the Leg ure AZ Q last se sion, for
the rxt estiou or rryecti Of the I'll. Of the
state a, the next general election:
(sut,titu,e Tor OTIS, JOINT ke-olC tion No: II,
p-Syiiin, for aiasnIn icnt 20 The COnsituitou.)
D. IL reSolv, 4 by ,hs Lesil du,e 81 he St,ss OF
Kansas ,~o-t, irds u III tine mem bers elected 10
escn HoGs- 'ncurrins herein:
sxcfioN I. Tn It scefOa tao. article two. Of The
Con,ti; u ION the state vi ksnS .. - amended
a, TO .d as Follows: The mum DER Of Represr nta-
ives an eeBatorS shall b. reg Ilst.d By lag, but
hall new ek, eed que tundIsi and twenty tive
R.p .esen.a is.s and fyrty SeDst0rs. From and
sfer the AIDE pt on Of the amendment the Iivu OF
Representatives -hah aamn one hie'nce i'o,' eAeh
COUNT in which at least ~, han ned and nj J e-
gal woes we're At tire rsAt preted n5 general
eject on; md each e'gan fed co pty In which less
than two hundred leg votes were cast ut the next
rY ciiuS general eec ion shall 10 attached 10 aud
cons irute art OF the Representative Diet ic. IL
he county iyins next adj scent 10 il On the east,
sac ? his aAen iment .bsll 10 submit ed TO
the electors Of III Site, fOr adoption or REJECTION.
at the pex' general ecsion-
SEC s. r . bal VI, Used at sald election shal! he
written or printed IS 10 love: :" For amehdo' Mt
or s'AgAiust amendment to s-rtioa two, ar -ie!s
two Of III Constitution.
SEC This act s,a!l tafs ecec; and he In fore
from and afer its publication in toe kAnsss Weekly
Consm0sseedhh.
Thereby certify tina, the above Joint Resolution
or,yiuzt. In the H. u-e Of Representatives. Fsbru-
ary ) 1873 sud pa,scs th At body February 2s, 1873,
two- ttsds o. al the en here voting hers;or.
josiah KELLOGG,
Speaker al tee Bou.e II Represent tive.
ALEX. X. oAsEs.
Cafe. Jerk Of The House of Representatives
thereby certify that the ahovs Joint Resolution
passed the senate March G. 1873, two-thirds Of al
the menb-ss elect voting thefetor.
freskacnf IL the s~ia'e.
Csc c. CzowThKH,
Secretary OF the Seaase.
Approved a,,ch,sHls,.
ThoNAS A. O>BnkS.
Governor.
Ihsr-by cs-;i'y that the foe ding II true and
correct copy Of tbs orisins enrolled Icint esiu-
uoa nov on de IL ny Office. ant that The .srce
sas published Ia the ksE>as Wseay CS1a,axeAis
April ID. 1873.
my narss and an ed the grsAt seal OF
lSElr.i State. Dou. at Topeka this Stat diy .!
July, 4. D. IS7s.
Secretary Of state.
eaid sicei!oc 10 b hald IN oil rspee's IN corr
for nifty with the general election Laws Of tie staf
o. Ksusas. -
The polls viri open q, o slSck \. ~, AID vii
be closed At o clock p y.
Given rna~s Wy Aaod this lsth:.day Of October
A. D. 1873.
sh-rta Of Leavenoosth. eoucty ksn.as
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WillaO6s-a : sAmgr

Cures chill. and fever and reduces ENLARGED
SPLEEN without the u-e Of mercury and
10 inc.
II leaves no heAdsche, M depression o
spirits, and no constipation of the bowels
IL uskes a vel. man Of the sick one, mol
does i; require weeks ard non'n. 20 efie't q
cure.
W,lhcft's Tonic cnrta,.'- 20 ",iryn, 4
coniaius no arsenic ar nsiciity, hEi T. ~
ssss far AN ,u.sn, =. i.r the -'r"I..r, rJ-ns
man.
Let every fsmiiy ,sY w.i..o'. r,'..lc and
test its properties
Farewell TO Qaiu.n-. gr.j-hy~ arsenic
and esloneI! Wil,nf's Tonic j. The only
safe and rure remedy !or chilli.
orr IL .ahxS
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Cut this Oas-Is nay save ysUs Life.
There is no person living bu, Whist s'iiier'
more OF les with Luog DiAeases, coughs,
colds or consumption, yet some would dir
r.tter than pay IS cents ior battle OF med
iciue that would cure them. bs. A. Bose
hess German Syrup hiss LATELY been intro.
duced in this country from Germany. snd
its won ferrous cures a=t1ni.he every on. thsI
Try it. Ifsou doub. what we say IN print
cut this out and take ii to your Druggists
and gs: sample hottie free OF charge, E
regular eiae for IS cents.
G G. GkEEN, Woodbury.. y. J.
dExl,U
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Of the state OF = AasAs sIItins sad ivr L~ssca-
sortn County. ia tHtd state.
Benj.mia Fanklin FIenAiksD, Palm
tn,
Gsorza w-Gardiner and Ma.cia A.
Gard ner, Defendants.
nJBt.IC NOTICE - hereby given that undeY
4 GuI by virtue O'the judgment re- dc 81 in the
aopve entitled act!oD IN, aud by the above rarec
,Iurt aud Of sp.ci~l ex eaton is-sad On sid
as..nen, % LIE DIR, c.sd AMI delivered, Will On
Thursday, tie I'D day Of October, A. D., 1878
=, III o'eock =. NJ. o: said dsy az the court house
loor in the City OF Lea worth in y unty add
STATE aforessid offer at pa &c sole anl sc 10 The
.i.est bidder. ;or cIsH in hanI ths iOl wing ds-.
-ibe,i real properly, situ'ie, kiu: and bona IN
tae {. uaiy oil LsiveGwOIth, AID state oi nan sass
c4msiy:
All that part q the south quarter Of section
Number ten fi0l, In township nGHhet nine 81, 81
,Iu-s nun4b-r t~enfy-tWO tl2t, iyins and being
IA tue "a { eide " the d" Se- LINT-nce Eoad,'
ya.a.nitg aixty-fvo (6Jl axes .. and, uaose or
.ss..
aid property Il TO be sod as commsnde' by the
al sps,i ai execution and IA ur-uanSe II S-il
ia sDsai- ,.-r-o,-.,n
Sheriff Of Leavcuvorih County, kzn.ss.
shedirs Oties. IeaveuwoIth .s;Y. So teWber
Isth, A. ID 1879.
Nm HIoIsBoTuAs, Attorney for Plaintiff
.<,tfatfI
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Postofsoe changes in Kansn during the
week ending OF. IL, 1873 furnished By Wn.
Van Week. Of the Pos,OfRce Department:
Eaab.ished-Cottonwood. Chase county,
Edward E. Hi!derbsand. postnaises; Ohio
Ceatre. 6edsvick county, Moss F. Aerrilli
West. Mimi county, Joseph voha.
Poetnasaers Appoissed-Al;oesa, Wilscs
county, A. A. Friedman: Ceatres Hosssd
coaa.y. Aaron Lsmb; CiaysnesilIe. Dsesu
csansy. David J. Paris; FarnssshuEBs BsU
~ esaaay, DsniA Naavis.
Ubuaaisns1-Dn1su1sA UngvG1R
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.war @ me AsiseY-

We have declared war .sainst counter.
feirers, and We mean to light it out. When
disease. of the Kidneys or Of the procres-
i've organ. PROSTATE you. take HELMBoLD's
BUcaU. The genuine HELxB9LD's BuCaU
may BE- known By the private proprietary
stamp o. II. T. Heimbo:d, on each bottle,
aud il fully warranted tor diseases Of the
kidneys and urinary ors~ns. Sold BY drug
gisis every where. e"d&w
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The i've. q more frequent. = sea: o!
dissa-e than IA generally supposed, - "pnn
liz regalrr action depende. in great -
ure. the powers Of the Stomach, BOw,i
Brain aud the whole nervous system. Beg
u;a.e that important organ BY taking Sim
mcus' Liver Regulator, and !ou prevent
most of the di.ee-es 1hss 0ssh is heir to. For
s.le by al druggist. csw
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The Hfgn Horse.

We are glad to zee that our horny handed
friend, J. c. Murphy, figured prominently
in the convention, and s,ood up manfully for
his agriculture, fraternity although We can
hardly rympa,h;s. With bis zeal when be
s.oAs 10 the interest of the city delegation G;
mechanics and lso,rinS men, and asked fo'
the domination Of Mr. Leonard, and esi'
that in case '.shey did no, concede that of6".
10 ths CITY. he and his delegation wonld bolt
the coavension and give them cveryihiug.".
Lenrenee Tr5aae
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County ia -.t4 sta.
william W. HrEtnS,
Pl,iu;if,
Nuv J. VII they, JInss
p whitney S,!. IL I. o.. Il. q, 81.
stephen, an1 John X.
welsh 5duIins'rsicS
o. the estate vi HUH ~
we.sh, t-gessa4- D.
feBiaats.
JOCBLIC n,:ie. "a be.eoy g,s.u Ii.tt 1at'r rtd
L by viI;ue Of the ia,i.nir1i r.LjcTt'i 10 Tue
aoov~ ert,,lec, sction, In saI b. -; sbp,er1iisJ
court and Of . .p,-iAi execution ! sGsI o. s.id
iud susnl to me directed I'd dSi.y-re1, Hiii On
Saturday, tie sA dog Of Ns,-as5er, Il. D.
1873.
A, II o. eicck a. u o. said day tie Cast EoGse
io.r in the CITY Of lie sven vortu, IN To- co1n )
mi .'s,e af,,; GA d. o:rI p4be sale anf tsI g.
he hisnesr hdie,, ior casa la hand, tb.
foio.Irs de.crib 4 t-1ct 81 I'm. sltGs >. lying
I'D b-i. ia tue ,tniy OF T. lsenwOFtb, n5d state
al K-Is min Iy tie w.s, IA AZ oi ;bs nor . IS
quarter 81 So ~ fifteen tijf. t6F-sh p t-ei' .
fl2l 0. rzn.e twenty tZJj, Ia sd touaty a1d
state ,
said proper Y is 10 be ioiI - c0mn-pi b IN.
aid .fsolL e4ecu:.or LIi IA PiIsasIe u cad
Iud yseEt.
sLer a Of LaTsG forth L>an'y, KAos4.
Dated slefi..'e otiec, IeassI so:;n t,y, hsn-
sa., e,oset LIT, 4. y $50.
Iaacher :. stephens. A;s7rnsJs .or fiaa.'h
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AVOID QUACKS.

vi-.im Of eahy liz 'i.TstiSa. causing nervous
debility prrrrstsr. dsczy. &c. hav az iyied in
vain every advertised remedy. us discovered
.imps " cans Of ssf-cure, which be viii send fee
70 his feliov-sa:srers- Ad.Tea, J. H. q -EvESs
70 Nassau st., New Yosk. sep 0-v-1y
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II would seem the usual causes Of infant
mortality are not suf6cisai. Toe liItie iDnc-
cent oaes are not permitted an even battle
9th the kins OF Terrsrs; At ihis hot and
-ultry season tie re~iie-s chnd, battling with
no enemie. of It's life that lie 10 wait at every
orn-r hiss. in addition, TO encounter another
ieadly foe-Nn- WinrioW's or some Other
poisoroos soothing syrup. sdm'nss:ered BY
he hand of some heartlsss nurse, silly
no,hef or imhecile father. A host Of pre-
cious live might b saved each year BY Civ
ine DR.. NcCahe's renowned Nedicated
Blackberry Bnndy, which e6ecsuaily cursa
infantile complains wiihoat any deleter,osa
results. d&W7W
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POPULAR illustrated book (260 paees) o.
Nsnhood Wooanhood Married In.
pedineass to xarriage..s, 9 sass and Care.
Ssst ssesrely sealed, po.e paid, Il 50 esals,
81 Dr.. G. Whisi~, 6l7 s.. Chaslo a,ssa,
= Lo.is No. H. sssf aalsG Bed
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LEGAL.
SheriT's sale.

STATE or KANSAS,
CSusIY oY LsAvRSvOErr- !
In the Dis.rle Court Of the First 'd:c'1 District
OF IN. STATE OF Sansis. sittta; III aud Tor Ls1s-
snworth County in sIil STATE.
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Eas ber, before the American public
OvEl: THIRTY yeais. 1t Las never yet
filed to give perfect satisfaction. an has
Justly been st, cd the panacca icr al! e.
ternsl WOUNDS, Cuts, Burns. swe'dnSs.
eprains, Bruises. &C.. &C., for Nan a,,d
Haesk 70 f,--r- e,or'l be q single dav
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The ssco.i Na.iosai D.ls Of .eayea-
worth, kis:nt,h.
Franz Il. Davis Nary A. D.si-
1Rs-i-s ". Davis, :hsnssi D4s-s
GeSr,s L. Eiies. iSyid - t-yes,
L. A. turo, isecexci Z. Aeanei,
Gwen Daty, william ". Backu-,
isuel L. Ssincarre, William DC
Ne.ii CsocSi, l. sander Z. wsta',
AisSssd y. High hSn, joan
q. it,uksAss, Clara r. u biSkilsos,
{. W. Webster, beLe N~ghaur JON
l. Thompson. ;. ". k,>-ei, Aap.i
R~-.i- C. Nohis w-Ssirs.oui
D. Kelly. James l. Ahsrnaihy, Hem
net. St.Ast aui.,t..is Taxa. "a s..r
sstst ssof Andrew stuart, deceased.
Mary a. laws rs Ia n sFraIrix eli
tie estate o James iavi.. aeeea ed
IE- u tual Lean aud savings in-ti-
tat;sr OF ieavepworth kansas The
kahst. Bliid " AM Trus,Coarpgu.,
Tao Leav,u ~oith Gavin Bunk
Bad of Co.SIy Commissioners OF
the County o. tesysnrottn. and
tn- Cryo LesSeaw, nth, petec!ant>.
Yoa. tao above paGsd F,.ns 81 DAYS, e. a.;es
V Davis, homs. A. Oasis and Dzciei Z. SWIM
curas, sSd each OF YOU. hereby nsSin.i, th,
soa w.th TIA. other defendants above uamei, have
DVen sued hy The Above rane p siut;R The Sec
oai Ns,io ca B.nk Of lcav-nvv;ih. Ia TIE above
mentioned court. an tr&t sti ol iniir has fed
Is pc nj in said court IT, the above mt tied
.isIi ain You aud tao o;h.r d=ier isnts shove
niraet, saI that you must au,~.I III petition on
az bsi. To the
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LEGAL.
&sscriff's Sale.

sIlTE OF KANSAS,
County oil Lsa..a worth, J
In III, Dis,ri. Court .. Dag C'sn.s, 20 'ts
state OF Ein5s-. si:tiny /" an ior D-u.!ss
/
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Notice Of i.ns,i.....is...
STATE Of KANSAS, l.
County OF Leasearorth,

In tire District Csud % he fss: ia ,ifisi tisxic,
Of III. slsie OF ksDs4-. Sill. "a ;Ee S~G.sty
Il iaayeuxos.h
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REMEDY FEEE.

REMEDY EkEEs
We send simple snd ssfs means Of self-euss,
lor Consumption, bronchitis, Asthma, Cstayshs
.croau.a, and sny aiseass Of the ThEoat or LunR
Nervous Debility, rnnsture Decay, weaksesss
aud nj discs6ssa brought On BY youthful inPrH-
denee.
ISIS TO $50 an cay q s': :ss., .:I -.
BE. Of eiihsr ss1, young or old, mase more nessy
At vogk fos - IN their spare me@eDts. o. ~ II
nne. than e sAytAinS else. PayienlaD No.
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SheriI's Sale.

10 ia. District Court Of the Fist JIa sal District
OF the 5tAt. OF AasAs slttins IN sgd ivr Lsssca-
sorth Coanty. ia tstd state.
Benj.min Franklin tIenAisso. PIain-
IA
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In the is:rc. Cont Of the Fist Icdieia, District
cfth.S ate % ksrsas, sitting In sad County 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-17
Official Report ON the mckenzie Raid.

VIEWS OF GEMS. SHERIDAN AND AUGUR.
Colonel Mackenzie has made an Official re-
port TO the War department of the raid made
by his command int Mexico on the 18Th OF May
last General Sheridan Endorses the report and
in substance says that he takes pleasure in
heartily approving the conduct OF Colonel NJ &C.
keDZie as a gallant act. He does not approve
OF the old international idea that the boundary
between tie two nations is sacred when the
rights Of either are likely to be invaded, and
there should be no law when We are defending
our frontier against murderers, robbers and
thieves. General Sheridan concludes by saw
ing: The government ought to stand by Col
Mack enZie."
General Augur, commanding the depart-
ment OF Texas, has also issued a general or
der, in which is recited the details of the at
tack and the troops who participated in il,
and ia which he tenders Colonel Mac Kenzie and
his command his thanks for the successful
manner In which they accomplished the difficult
work. He concludes by saying: sit is believed
summary punishment would give quiet to that
portion of the Rio Grande frontier so long
outraged by these Indians
Intelligence from San Antonio, Texas, an
nounces the arrival there of the Indian com
missioners, with Senior Montero, Mexican COM
missioner, and the head chiefs of the Kickapoo
and POttawattamie Indians. These Indians
promise to return to their reservations if their
women and children, captured by Colonel
Mac kenzie, are returned to them. The Mexican
authorities promise to cooperate with our mill
tary in enforcing the agreement The Mexican
boundary commissioners now in Washington
think that If the captives should be restored to
the Kickap00s they would be no more inclined
to return to the United States than they are
now, and hence they doubt the propriety of
complying with their wishes. The Secret AIRY of
the Interior will refer the request of the Kicka-
poo commissioners to the Secretary Of War.
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TELEGRAIS 10 THE STAR
This Afterneess Daspatches
ASSOCIATED PRlSs REPORTS


COLOMBIA AT PLACE..
PANAMA, june The repu hlic of the intel
States Of Colombia Is in the fun endowment OF
pesce, With the exception OF some OF cial perSe--
cutions and outrages committed by the author
ties Of the state Of Boyses. due 20 ofhcisl
fsvcriusm allowing It's agents 10 roe rough
shod over the people.
VOLCANO WAKING Up.
The volcano OF Purace. IN osuca, h assuming
state Of activity that has become alarming.
RECONCILIATION IN PANAMA..
The city OF Panama seems 20 have regsined
its tranquility. The restored President OF the
state Il fraterniytng with the leaders Of the
revolution that benished him, and drowning
enmity in champagne. Those who were firing
al each Other few days ago are drinking toasts
20 each others health. Whether such recon-
doubtful
THE SUSPICIOUS STEAMER GEN. SHERMAN.
Nothing mere has been heard from the Gen.
Sherman, which sailed from Aspinwall lately
for some Of the Atlantic ports Of Central Amer
lea, under suspicious circumstances.
TIE FLAGSHIP PENSACOLA
sailed hence on the ID instant for Callao The
United States steamers Omaha and Benieia are
daily expected At this port
Adolfo Bolivian has been elected constitu-
uonsl president of Bolivia, 20 NIL the vacancy
caused by the death OF President Morales.
SEVERAL SHOCKS OF EARTHQUAKE
frightened the people OF Valparaiso and the
southern part Of Chill. The first began al II %
p. m. of the 5th Of May last, at Nslpars Also, AMI
lasted AZ seconds. A good deal OF damage was
done TO public and private buildings from the
motions being vertical. Several persons, who
were thrown or Jumped from scsfioids where
they were working, were killed, and many
wounded.
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OBJECT OF HER VISIT TO WAsHINeToN-rN-
TKRHsrINo FACTs ABOUT THE DECEASED
AND HIS HOPES AND PLANS.
Mrs. Hall. the widow Of Capt. Hall, the
Arctic voyager, whe is at present in this city
as the guest Of her cousin, the Rev. Mr. Mirick,
Of the Treasury department, did not come 10
Washington to represent her needy condition
to the public as has been stated, but solely b
see the Esquimaux, Joe and Hannah, to learn
from their lips of the sad particulars Of her
husbands death. She knows these Esquimaux
very well, as they spent seven weeks at her
house some time before the Polsris left on her
last voyage. Unfortunately when she arrived
In Washington Joe and Hannah had been sent
to the coast Of Maine by the Secretary OF the
Navy, and she had no opportunity TO cou5erse
with them. She has received no intimation
from the Secretary OF the Navy that she will
be paid
BEE HUSBANDS SALARY
until Congress meets, but it Is understood that
this will be done, as under the liberal con-
struction of the facts the government can act
on the presumption that Capt. Hall is still
been received of his death, nor can such intelli-
gence be received except through Capt Bud
dingfon, now supposed to be In command Of the
depressed on account of hsr husSapS,s death
and the circumstance that 30 many mysterious
hints have been thrown out in this direction,
adds poignancy to her grief. She feels that
MUCH MORE To BE TOLD
in connection with his death, and until future
developments lift the vail of mystery with
which bis fate is enshrouded, will be AFFLICTED
with painful doubts and suspicious. She grieves
most that he died far beyond the reach of her
loving attentions, and regrets, under the cir
cumstances, that she did not accompany him
on the voyage. On his previous expeditions
Mrs. Hall always confidently looked for his safe
return, but when he left on his last voyage,
with woman's intuition, she was possessed
with
THE PREsENTIMENr THAT HE WOULD NEVER
COME BACK.
Capt. Hall himself was sanguine not only OF
accomplishing glorious results in behalf OF
science and reaching the north pole, but seemed
confident of a safe return. He was especially
pleased with the selection Of Capt. BuddingtOn
as his sailing master, and so expressed himself
to many friends before his departure. Capt. b.
was his old sailing master i'm 1860, twelve years
before, and he seemed to have great
CONFIDENCE IN HIS ABILITY AND EXPERIENCE
rs seaman, especially in the northern ATTITUDES
He had MSS. sufficient to make several large
volumes, and he told his friends that when be
returned he intended to settle down and devote
several years to the careful preparation for
publication of the data he had obtained in his
various polar expeditions. 1t may be mentioned
as matter OF rumOr that while Capt Hall was
pleased with the selection of Buddington, he
disliked Tyson, the mate; but it does not appear,
If such was the case, that he ever formally pro-
on the POlaris
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