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- 1 IIhi.4 iD-ce, nun DerlIE o. NpeU three
ard four thousand Inen from Spvfb of ~
balkaLs attacked "A Russian force Al Ma
rtl, SoClu oI Eleuae. After tarse hours
dIeC dead AND many wounded.
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TURNED Up AGAIS.-If Al asteroi1 nai
lanCCd IN Evans vile, Ind, the O. her day il
wouidD'; have produced any more of a sen
satlou than did the return OF Malachi Powell,
who disappeared eighteen years ago, and
y hose estate mad been meanwhile divide 4
mp among his relatives. Malachi is ugly
TOO, and says he wants not only the property
hut all the back rents as We'll.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-05

KILLED IN A POLITICAL QUARREL
Michael O'Hara and Alexander McLane the
former a Schell CTammanyl man, the latter
a supporter of John Morrissey, (anti-Tanl-
many y quarreled over politics in New YORK
Saturday night, when McLane knocket
. Hara TO the pavement, the fall fractu rim >
his skull, from the effects OF whicn he died
yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-05

CLAIMING S10,OO0,OOO WORTH OF LAND G
The Cincinnati Enquirer publishes an ac-
count of the claims of the heirs of Robert and
Thomas Young, early settlers of Kentucky,
10 about S10O00,000 of lands in various por-
tons of Kentucky, including part of the sites
OF Lexington, Paris and other towns. TIE
matter is creating much excitement among
land owners in Kentucky.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-05

BU"RIBLE!-An invest CATION in regard to
the death of a child in New York on Satur-
cay showed that the tenem ent house where
il died was occupied by nine y nine fami-
lies, or about five hundred people The houSe
Was small one, and whole families were
maintaining their wretched existence in a
kinple room.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-05

THE RESUMPTION RsPEAL BILL.-Tl e
House at Ia I past two O'Clock, alder a sus-
pension OF the rules, agreed To make Mr.. Ew-
In g. r sumption repeal dill the spec az or Ter
after The morning hour tu-murrO Y, and To
tase vote on Tu, 'ay, the 3 h instant, but
n OF Then ready to have five days additional
debate. The vote was: yeas, Ii5 nays. ~.
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FLEIsHFR's RFJFcTroN Am 80

FLEIsHER's REJECTION AND SUICIDE.
Il ioafs dot womans, Uud want dot Sue
should done mary u il me. / gone Ia. und
sees Something's wrong, und den I wash
gIaZy," said Charles FleiSher yesterday
afternoon, afier ne had shot himself =.
Mrs. Mergers bakery at Evergreen av-
eLue aud Adams street, Williamsburg
Mrs. MeiLger is a widow, foIty ears oil.
with one child. Sle says that Fleisher has
visited her for about six months, but she
never encouraged him. When he entered her
shop yesterday she ordered him out, where
upon be threatened 10 kill her. She ran into
The street screaming, and after Fleisher had
shot himself be staggered over TO the lager
LecT saloon at 81 Adams street. BE will pro-
badly die, as the bullet penetrated the right
temple and lodged in the brain.--tN T. Sttl,
5th.
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Cape Prince of Wales, on the North Pacific,
recently boarded q Honolulu whaling brig
and demanded liquor. On being refused they
attacked the crew, who obtained arms from
the cabin and beat them of, after killing If
teen,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-05

HUMBLE ORIGIS.-The late Senator Nor
ION OF Indiana, the greatest man Of the re-
publican party, was Appended 10 a halter
al the age OF fifteen, and followed the bust
Less Tor four years. Andrew Johnson was a
tailor. Grant, though rot a statesman, was
tanner. Abraham Lincoln was a rail-
splitter. Willard Fillmore, when fifteen wears
of age, was Appended as a wOol-carder
and cloth-dresser. Webster and how many
others were farmer boys? Numbers of the
most noted of our public men have risen
from Ike stations to eminence, many OF
them having been mechanics, and others de-
scendants or mechanics. Roger Sherman. or
revolutionary fame, was a shoemaker, and
tbe Sher,nans OF to-day and Mr.. Evarts are
bis descendants. Mr.. Hayes said in one OF
his speeches that his grandfather was q me-
chanic. IL did not require any labor parties
or Iator organizations ID bring these men TO
the mont. Nothing obStructs the way OF the
mech anic or other Ia borer in this country TO
The highest positions IL he has the capacity,
The Integrity ard industry requisite 10 f6e
performance OF tie duties involved.
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GOING BACK ON sAMMY.-"Had sam
Tilden done one half as much tai King in tn
light last winter as he did last week IN New
York, he would to-day have been fn the
the trouble is over Cfnct'uld.i EaQuarer
fTf0.l
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sRE. II. Haywood, leader OF the Maxsa-
Boston for circulating obscene Iiterarure.
1The clothing store OF Yates q Co. In tha
Ledger building, Philadel phia, was robssd
ON saturday night of tin box containlnc
coin. " 'HfO-
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seryiR's Tfmid Policy Bearing Bitter
The Ru.sInns CInsInc On pIo,nn

progrtSs on the PleyuE and Drchsute suI
LOVaiz and Orcharie roads. Tafevin aua
iurNkllsNer are occupied 10y infantry aul
cavalry A. a cavalry detachment has pen
tIra.sd ne abianiiza pass In pursa.t 1, re
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-05

TECLINEs THE APPOINTMENT Repre-
sentative Blackburn, of KeItucky, has de-
clued proposition made to him by Speaker
Randall 10 serve on the committee on Pa.
Ildc railroads
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THE EVENING STAR
Washington News and Gossip.

THE REGULAR BUSINESS of the depart
merits was entirely suspended to-day. For
the II ost Ialt the watchmen alone were on
dUty-
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THE NORFOLK (VA) CoLoRED GUARDS
after q review by the democratic governor
the other day, resolved ''that we pledge our
selves to guard the motto of our state with
more zeal, and help TO maze Virginia grander
and nobler than before"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-05

KATE CLANToN SAID TO BE MARRIED
ASAIS.-It was rumored in this city yester-
DAY mat Miss Kate Claxton had been mar
lled 10 MI. Chas. A. Stevenson, In the south,
S Snefe lhey are nov Paying IN The Two
ClaNtOn recently obtained a decree OF sbso-
lutte divorce nom Mr.. Dore Lyon--tM y.
Am 81
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The DEATH OF Aieck Gay, near Austin,
New, illustrates the danger attending anna
teur highway robbery. The skilled operators
IN mat region always command their vic
TINS 10 hold up their arms, and compel them
10 remain in that position until their pockets
have been rified. Gay said 10 Mr.. Hummill,
whom he undertook TO roo, " Hand over your
money" bummill put his hand in his
pocket, as 4 10 obey, but drew out a revolt
Yer instead, and killed the bungling roober
on tie ELoI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-05

MISS ASToINETTE POLK, a relative OF
President Polk and a descendant of William
Penn and Gen. Anthony Wayne, the r.volu-
iioDary hero, is soon 10 be married at Rome
10 Gen. Baron de Charetet, late commander
of the pontifcal zouaves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-05

REsIC NATION RE QUEsTE D.-Rapre
tive MoTriso0, chairman of the committee
on public ards, has requested W. r. Woods,
who has teen clerk OF the commit ee for
mar Y years. to resign.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-05

THE Two INDICTMENTS FOR FORGERY.
against George NJ. Plnuey, Naval Paymss-
ter Spaulding's clerk, at San Francisco,
have been dismissed. There low remain
only three indictments against him, for OBJ
tanning money under false pretences and il
is considered these also Will be dismissed
the evidence against him being very feeble
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fessiOn IN England and Germany.
DR. MARION SIMS, New York. "As a laxative,
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DB. JAMES K. WOOD, New York. "Certain, but
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DB ALFRED l.. LOOMS, New York. The most
prompt and most efficient; specially adapted for
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DR FORDYCE BARKER. New York. "Requires
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DR. LEWIS A. sAYRE, New York. Preferred to
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wINEGLASsFUL DOSE.
Every genuine bottle bears the name of The APoL-
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FIRE IN LOUISVILLE Herr & Taylor's
tobacco factory, Louisville, Ky. was burned
Saturday morning; loss $40 COO. The whisky
establishment OF j. b. McIlvain & Son, adj
joining, with considerable whisky baIongiug
10 the hrm and other parties, was damag-d
causing loss OF about SC0O00
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-05

A CLERGYNAr DIES IN BATH TUR-
Rev. VIM IL. Wyckon, LII. D., expired sud-
denly while taking a bath al his resideDc An
Brooklyn, Friday afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-05

THE House committee on rules held a
meeting this morning To consider request
made by the Sergeant alarms, to allow him
To have an ass. slant. The proposition was
referred to Mr.. Say Ter, TO inquire into its ne
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-05

THE CHILD ACTRESS. - John Messam
father of the girl actress, Mabel Leonard, has
obtained an eX parle order from Judge Don
ahue, in New York, prohibiting her appear
ance In Tony Pastors theater. The fathers
petition states that the girl is thirteen years
~ age, has shown special aptitude for the
father TO allow her to appear al a varieties
tGeaLer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-05

SENATOR PATTERSON'S CASE. - The
Charleston, s. c., Ne.CS of the 1st ms an
says" The associated press dispatch from
Washington concerning Senator Patterson
errs I'm saying that the exact time for the
hearing Of the case is to be agreed on here
after, with the express und srst4ndilg and
agreement that no other rsquisitiOn will be
made or new charges preferred during the
pending of the present proceedings before
Judge Humphreys We are authorized to
say that the a greemeut is that no new reuui-
sltlon shall De Flade pending The determlua-
tiOn OF tire question whether the reqUiSitior
already made shall be compiled wi n There
is no agreement or understanding that no
new charges shall be preferred"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-05

IT IS eighteen hundred and odd years since
Christian gentleman named Paul wrote %
ole Timothy. Il Euff-r not a woman 10
teach, TOR To uSuTp authority over the man,
but TO be in silence" And Low as many as
twenty nine women are advertised in the
Chicago papers as conducting religions ser
vices and preaching on a single Sunday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-05

fS-An alarming shock OF earthouake.
lasting more than a minute, was experiencei
at Lima and Callao, Peru, on the 9Th uIt.
sVIt is proposed In Germany TO make
wall paper which will adapt itself TO the De
gree OF illumination OF the room, becomIng
versa.
0DIsorder 10 a DRAWN room is vulgar
In an antiqusry's study, not; the black bat
lie stain on soldiers face is not vulgar, but
Tue dirty lace OF a housemadd isl R0SskEa.
So Mrs. Caroline V. Foster, who claimed
10 De one OF the wives OF Isaac w. Singer, by
The settlement OF the litigation of the latIers
estate In New York receives SO ,2S9.01, and
seven children an aggregate OF over 500 900.
aNThe CHIEF constable OF Ingersoll, Cana
da, felegTaphs the suicide by shooting OF a
woman NAMED Francis Robinson, travelling
with the Emerson minstrel troupe, and pre-
viously with the Australian circus COM
paBy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-05

RUTGERS N. j. COLLEGE is fairly NJ
sue down, and the exc tement grows apace.
The recent walk burning scrape, with its ac-
compartment OF shooting and arrests by the
police, has resulted in Jne suspension for
one year OF two of the three unfOrluna tes.
and The other Will probably follow. The in
d1gnatlon of the students at the faculty's
course Is Increased oy the fact that one o
the suspended men is Snyder, the stroke o.:
the college crew, which was TO have a match
with Princeton next spring, and the leader
In all Athletic sports. The students are
holding indignation meetings, and demand
ing the reinstatement of the suspended men.
and acting generally like q nack OF fools:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-05

rFSCHENCA PULMONIO sYRUP,
Hr% For the Care GC Con H1HPftOH,
Coughs aud Colds.
TIE great virtue Of this dciue is III Ii ripens
TIE after al throws II out VI the system, purlhg
the blood, and thus fleets a cure.
sCHEECK'S SEA-WEFD TONIC,
FoT The Cure u Dyspepsia, Indigestion, &c.
The Tonic Dr. duces a healthy action # the sto1-
Rch, creating appetite rm1ng cby le, and curing
the most CbstIs ate cases Of Indigestion.
eCHENCKS MANDRAKE PILLS,
For The Cure Of LtrsT Complaint, &c.
These Pills are Alternative, and produce a healthy
8Cti, K the liver, without 1t least da ger as they
are iEae fr,m Gallon ell and ct mora III caciOus re
storing healthy action Of the liver.
These remedies are q certain cure for C1nsum o.
flon a. the Puim Lie Syrup pens the 4tIer and
BGr h6s the blood. The Mandrake Pills act upOn IN
AVER. create healthy bile, aid remove all seasss
g. tire I'Ter' often Cause Of CO1su ppn The sea
weed Tome gives tone and strength to the stomach
makes "a coed digestion ana enables the organs 10
'T good blood; aud thus cresfes a healthy circula-
ton OF healthy bio The combined action e tnss 3
edlClr eF thus planned Will every case of
CCnsuHT u,u, II taken IL time, and the OF the
medicines perEeyered in.
Or. FChercs is professionally at his principal
lice corner S.Nlh aud Arch streets, Phila,Isl phia
every Monday, wLeTe ali Letters tor advice must be
. uIe std npE2f N ~ im
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kilograms to The Star.
THE RUSSIAN SUCCESSES.
Another Turkish Defeat.
SSE0-JIRkgSR CtrPlEGN.
A he Turks IhtE.k zen. tsoura ho Dead
from a NoUun

-. - - - Ntls'Sia NtNtAiCu rom
Ooh>tAntiEople 10 the Standard SrySs " u iS
reported nom Orchan IL, on the authority az
RUSSIAN prlsoiers, that Gen. q lurkhp Wa
wounded during the recent fighting. and has
since died n uTE.-7his Is improbable
serViR's 1tmid Policy Bearing Bitter
Fruit.
\ special dispatch from Vienna 10 the
IitgfN has Tie following: The recent Rus
sian sTcct Sses have renewed the war aZIta-
ton ln Belgrade, bat 90 indifferent To ser
VIA attitude are The Russian now thar A
relor i current that Prince Earayeorge-
wren. the Servian pre;eudar, has been "a
NNtf O. visit tie Russian hesfgaarierS. Ani
WAS wen received there WHtfnpr ms il
lFle az Ho' 10 II certain that Sarvia'S Trim
Inif has spoiled Ter position with Ra-Sia.
ltIh ard inc great powers alike. aud she
= H6eiN 10 com her eli 10 some de- "a
rate measure in the effort 70 retrieve her
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-05

SULLIVAN PASTA is a vigorous disciple
marian. II he gives orders 10 one OF his sub
ordinate commanders 10 take "A certain pos.-
ton, II has 10 be taken. II the man fails,
Suleiman Pasha calls for a guard aud has
the generals uniform stripped of, and some.
times even has him shot on the snnf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-05

OPPOSITION TO HAYT's CONFIRMATION
1t is understood that considerable opposition
has been manifested to the confirm alton OF
Bayt, recently appointed Commits Toner Of
Indian Affairs. His nomination is now be-
fore the Indian committee OF the Senate and
ii is alleged that the committee will report
adversely upon the confirmation on account
OF his having been involved or mixed up
with Indian transactions during Secretary
Delano's incumbency.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-05

THE WHITE House was quite deserted
to-day. Tie watchmen and the Presden
dCorkeeper were the only employees on duty.
There were a very few visitors TO day; among
them were Governor elect r shop, of OHIO,
and Representatives Cox, of Ohio, and Oh D.
SON. OF Onik INN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-05

OFFENCES AGAINST THE POSTAL LAWS.
David b. Parker, superintendent OF special
agents of the Post Office department, mas
just submitted his annual report to the Post
master General, from which il appears that
during the year 5i3 PERSONS were arrested tor
offences against lie postal laws, being IOi
more than in the preceding year. Many
stamps were investigated and the pOstmas-
tiers removed for that cause. The whole num-
Der OF complaints OF lost registered letters
during the year was 2, 2s9, with a reported
aggregate value OF SJi ,410, OF which III let
tiers were recovered; PIC, valued at SlO,5lO,
accounted for by the recovery of contents
from persons who had stolen them or through
whose carlessness they were lost.
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EGR-! FJI;>.! FCRS...
Iap.EE ~EAL SKIN SA TQVE4
10 40 sGCh deep, best L MON dressed In
hi - . Nd BOAS.
In Seal, Mink, Otter, Lynx, &c.
CAkRIAGE RORtS- sEAE WOLF AND BUF
FAIO SKINS.
G. NTLEMES SEAL lAPs, GAUNTLETS
AND MUFFLERS.
FURS ALTERED AND REPAIRED.
II. IL. STINI-MITX. Halter 81 Furrier,
1881 TsaHS pIraS "a d1eaus,
nOSl Nv Next ioyr 20 corner IS h street.
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CALLED ON TO EXPLAIS.-The committee
on accounts have notified ex-DOorkeeper of
the House Patterson TO come before IL aud
explain his last monthly payroll. 1t APP
pears that Patterson on the last day of his
fncumbency struck from his payroll the
names of employees whom he thought had
worked against his reelection and sub ,ti-
tuted therefor the names of several other
persons, who, ii is charged, rendered no ser
vice TO the government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-05

FLAGS WERE AT HALF MAST over both
the Senate and House chambers to-day. The
doors leading TO the Senate floor, with the
exception of those from the rear lobby, were
CLOSED and but twO or three Senators were at
the Capitol during the forenoon. On Senator
MCTton's desE, in "a goblet of water, stO Il d
bouquet, nall faded, OF white roses, asterS
and Sprgs of arbutus. A card alta ched IN IL
bore this inscription: Coincidence. Col
Thos. l.. Casey, Com. Pub. Buildings and
Grounds"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-05

THE PARIS EXPOSITION. The House
C,nmitt6e on foreign affairs heard Repre-
sentative Hewitt. of New York, this morn
ing IN advocacy of an Appropriation to have
the ULttsd STATES properly represented at
The fOrihCOmit Paris exposition.
SENATOR BLAINE has gone home a very
sick man. There is no telling when he Will
be able TO return. His physicians have
warned him that he must be careful Of his
health, or there is sudden danger ahead
Wash. Or PEid Star.
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THE INVESTIGATION Or NAVAL ExPEN-
DITUREs,-The committee on expenditures
in the Navy department, Mr. Willis, OF New
York, chairman, called upon the Secretary
OF the Navy saturday and Informed him OF
their purpose TO make a thorough inyestiga-
ton of the accounts of the department under
the administration OF Secretary Robson
and especially into the transfer of funds APP
propriatcd for the pay OF the navy into other
channels. Secretary Thompson sail he
would give them every facility at his com
mand TO assist them. The committee also
informed him that they desired to recon-
mend a reduction OF the expenditures of the
department wherever il might be found
practicable, and the Secretary responded
that he would be happy 10 co operate with
them in this direction also. conflict of ia
risdiction in regard to the proposed investi-
CATION is likely To arise between this COM
mittee ard the committee on naval affairs
of which Mr. WhitthOrne, OF Tennessee, is
chairman. The comm ttee on approo ria-
lions may also claim Jurisdiction of the
same subject as preliminary 10 taxing action
in the deficiency estimates. The matter OF
Jurisdiction was discussed In the naval
affairs committee Saturday, and there IL a
probability that it will be brought before the
House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-05

PASSAGE OF THE BLAND SILVER BILL
The House this afternoon, under suspen-
sion OF the rules, passed what is known as
the Bland silver bill, by a vote of yeas 1873
nays "A. The bill provides for free coinage
and the restoration TO its former monetary
power of the dollar of our daddies."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-05

BILL TO TRANSFER THE INDIAN BUREAU
TO THE WAR DEPARTMENTAL bill was
presented in the House this morning by Mr..
Scales, Of n. c., TO transfer the Indian bu-
reau from The custody of the Interior depart
nent to the War department. Inasmuch as
Mr.. Scales is chairman of the committee on
Indian affairs, II looks as If the proposed
transfer will be vigorously pushed during
the regular session of the present Congress-,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-05

PERsoNAL.-GOv.-ei elect Bishop, of Ohio,
arrived in Washington this morning. He
has been To New York. and is returning to
his Ohio home by way OF Washington. He
leaves to- night. Representative Eliss, OF
Brooklyn, is safely over the dangerous at
lack OF typhoid pneumonia, Il nder which he
was Frustrated for ten days. IL. L. Bridg-
man, formerly the well and favOrably known
representative here of the Boston 1dUeTtiser
has returned to Washington to resume his
connection with that journal
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~ q A X d.
To s1 who are suffa rfng from the errors and IN
dlscTetlons Of youth, nervous weakness, early de
osy Ioss Of NAH hood, &c, will send receipt tina
Viii cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This greaE rem
edy "a discoveries by a missionary in South Am 81
lea; send sell addressed envelope TO the Re-, 80
sEPH 7. lNMAN, Station ID, Bible House Ne,
York city. - ms aoiv
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REPRESENTATIVE CALKINS, of Indiana,
endeavored TO offer a resolution soon after
the reading of the House journal at noon to
provide for an immediate adjournment on
account OF the funeral of Senator Morton
taking place to day. Speaker Randall de-
clined 10 entertain the motion until the states
and territories had been called for bills and
reEOlutiODs,
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SPECIAL 10 GALS.
LOs y

LOST
On last Monday. November 19th. a
brosha shawl. between Isscord creek
and Winnemucca on the Grass valley
road. The fuder will ebe ILLEGALLY re-
warded by leaving the shawl at this
Office. JOSEPH THOMAS.
Winnemucca.. Nov. 90. ii