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SENT TO JAIL FOR COURT Yesterday,
Robert Webb, discharged soldier, who had
received large sum of money, fell ir company
with Arthur Dolan, soldier, and while walk.
ing about in the Northern Liberties, Webb's
money belt got loose Webb asked his COM
panlon TO fasten ii for him. DoIan went to
Work, but instead OF fastening the belt he
sIipped II OFF and ran away, followed by Webb.
Dolan leaped several gates and fences, and
nnalIy ran into MIR. Bankers carpenter shop,
on New York avenue, where he hid himself
under the shayings, beneath work bench.
Being discovered, Dolan exclaimed, "Here's
nifty dollars! conceal me the guards are after
me, and / have no passu The carpenters
secured him until PatroIman Leach arrived,
when he was turned over to the officer Webb
started with about $500 th at morning: but con.
sloerlng bis purchases, the police figured up
ms loss at about SloO, about $50 of which We're
recovered from the prisoner, who was sent to
Jail by Justice Lashorne.
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RYJA o. MCGUIRE d co.. Auctionssrs.

JUH II BhAULEIs JryS :.
je1O staw3w j. c. MEG UIRR& CO., Aucts.
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CALE OF CONDEMNED QUART1RMAsTER's
n STORES

DY VIM. L. WALL d CO., Auctioneers.
ID Horse and Carriage Bazaar, 9S La az, bel1
9th and 10Th streets.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-11-25

M Office y hereby given. tfnf rs. Under
49,. signsd all snpis 70, The D-cember
fern. 1865. 81 the Board Of C.mmirsiouer.
|osDnbcis county. tor retail liren~. ,unds,
The provisions ot m sct ep,uled AN sct 10
Regulate srd license The sale OF spiri,vous.
lvln"us. malt sni other intoxicating liquors. :
The prssi-s irsr'is . 81 my place 81 bu.lnes.
will 70 on La' No. 90. 10 The town of Frrdi-
ssnd. ferdinand Tow nship, Dubois comfy.
llasssns
The citizens ~ ssiJ township win .tske
ldu- DN'ics ,aerenf
JOSEPH GTPFRIcII
NV. lish. 1865 -3w
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n5sThe aaicsl republican ma3es'sy'
II The present Indiana legislature han|
NOT been in their seats two DAYS, .
~. sn,cial session until they intro
ducsa measures TO repeal the 18th ar
ticIc al the State Constitution, lwnicn
nr.hibi,s negrcs from immigrating 20
and setsIeing in this STATED, and g set
apart portion OF the school fund @
proylde for their education. Weth'nk
! large majority Of the people are de-
eidediy opposed to either o. these
measures. and Of the first there Is but
little danger Of its adoption, % alter
i passes this legislature, i will have
20 receive a majority Of the votes q
both branches Of the next General A.
sembly. and then be submitted 70 :
vote q the people, and receive thell
endorsement, before i becomes law
Il will hardly pass successfully thrp
ali these stages. The second PROPOSE
\ tior IL more easy to engrait into on
code as its passage through the legis
l.sure and sanction BY the Executive
constitute it . Law. Under its opera
s;on Diuah and Sambo may ere lon
10 admitted to our schools, equal Dc
tore the law. with any white child y
(, them: and thus the first great etc 2
,.t.,vards Morton's and Wendell thil
live ,tasorite theory Of the equality
tie races be accomplished. Bat theF
IS another reason why il should %
&. adopted. The people Of our Stat
by 10000 majority decided that the
aid not want the niger among then
\ a nd while al will admit, - . gener'
X, uroposition, that the better educate
the masses are. the more enlighsene
the Government Is likely to be- y
!. Cor the purpose Of getting rid Of ase
vile race, threatening TO max amor
Us. the present wholesome Laws We
adopted. that their sojourn in lndial
might Be rendered 3 unpleasant
possible. consistent with commt
christianity. and that those already
tie State might be induced 70 pigra
20 more congenisl CLINE ~ 2
them in this our colonization a.
were enacted. Until the people b
fair vote have evidenced change
sentiment upon this subject, nothil
ebould be done by our lawmakers
encourage the immigration Of 4
class hither, or 70 render their q
more pleasant.
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Indiana Legislature.
TUESDAY,. Nov. 16.


In ,he absence o. The President q shs
senate, on motion. M. Dspnine took shs
chair. ...s. s.s.
Petitions 10 favor Of the repeal q ~
&c, for The relief o. soIdiefs." ETC.. 80
changing The Y : q license. where pfssenss'
A communication wss received from Leo
tenant Governor Baker, stating shss. % e
cont oi Official business. be eoold % loses
&c, . their psssidias ofiesr.
A mosioa % proceed % "a election. j.
uedisssly, Of : President pro ten. wss %
civ adopted. STEER he voting down q sss
dry suendmesss rsrsaioing thereto.
IA Hoa. p. G.. Dsssing 90 nominated y
ssbs Republicans. md Hes. I'D. Willis.
y shs Democrats. s'a MN u, VI
TIE election sssslsed 10 The shoiss u ~
Dusuiss, who nsds short spssshs shssl
inq the senate Tor their ceuAdsnsss &c.
A resolution ~ss sdspseds sfssr esssids'
able debate. su,hosisipg shs psiesing n 40
600 copies q The Govsrsor's Nssssge. \
The Senate shsrsl, ,sfservsst edjevrps'
HOUSE,. - s.tA N
sundry petiiian "a ssnpsssscs. end 4
,sAs sAcs t. shs Relief ofooldIssS Fsailis
ae.rwsss psssssssd yesterday. *
TIE Speaker ssAsunssd Ne ossstu
Comni.tses. .haeN N.d hifs 'i#t a*
Bills aoe % rs isslssige wse iossetse'
spd referred % appropriate eenaisssss.
The Ssltcs Committee o. csstiosssy :
ported resolution u favor o. allowing es'
menber stationary including pessage stan
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NYor,cs y hsssby sivsn thar shs Smous'
IN Of taxes ior 1855. on each one hun
dred dsl,sss vslussiss Of property, IN che
several Tovuships IN Dubois counsy. indI-
ans. ere g folIsvs to-wis:
Columbia, - 90 sad 81 % poll
Nssssssu "a IS ssd % IS poll
BsinsridRe. ~ IS snd 3 % poll
He'll. - 20 sd - 90 poll
ps,sks - IS ssd - rs poll
Fesdir snd, - Is and s. Is poll.
The ssx upnn dogs u t0Iiows to w'':
l An dogs over the see Of ok months on the
\ ;rss dsv Of last Jsnusry, 10 VII: One dog.
a. she seecsd dog "a. and 90 on; oil siuss
OF bhch-s -; he above T. 20 spp'v To- ~
dogs o. ND % hsrborsd bv sny indiv idus'
ON The IT Of JssusFy-
The tx psyers are respectfully reques'ro
Ito come In 20 folIous, so-siis srd th-rsoy
svs eonfusioa snd delsys-
Coivmbis, on Mondsys.
HARRISON, ~ Tuesdsya
tlsa. % w Wednesdays.
Il. Pat.ks. on Thursdsys.
A4 R~vdirsnd. on Pdtsys.
ii Bssnbritge. IN 6-tDrdsys.
An persans resdips this sosiee III p'ess
IesII The sslenlicn Of their neighbors To th
Iinlsorssee q observing The sbove arrange
Of meats for the several To~nshi?s-
An persons that ere exempt from rsy'n
u sheNInssry Tx. ~ virtue VI service IN 'h
Asuv. viR eIssss sslI upon she bosrd :
o County Cannississsrs. while 10 session. :
upon The ccunsy Auditor, ssd procure ~
Ul nesesssry ess ;6esse - exemption. sad pr
VI Gent il q thu sfiee. 81 she time they nss
VI sppliestion 10 Psy their 'szss- % ,hs' = ne
. - ss6uesed.
VI AN pes.s - wiII plesse bsss In MIND III
vi rss, they make % sf6esv . 20 the "us
" Der d DO swsst - hs'essed oy them
ish> lss Il Jssussy issss esiose psyssg ssz'
81 % that sssy may BE- sss~ss~d-
And sosies - iursh~r given that ! y
81 suesl ssisy u ~ ofirs. during basis'
". hours until he - MONDAY Of March ns'
4 l.fos the psspope .! collect sid ssxe'. q
III srssssesise I'll sshes bssisess connect
u STEPHENSON. 7. d. 6.
81 Nov. c5h. 1s65-4s.
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HPMr. G. Heimberger requests ~
% inform che public that HE gallery
n ] ssper viii 10 closed during nexl
veek his business ID New Albany r.
|ouirine lie ostenSIon He viii ?:
|ie,s lain % next Monday week, and
viii stsv another week, TO give those
Who wish them, ~ opportunity % e.
good photographs lie hes caught
and imprip6sd fon pePss excshen'
|shadows OF numbers Of our citizens-
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|. ora srt q The isss q gold notes gill
be printed spos bui-eoIossd piper. In one
ssspseNd they viII b like The bank q Fog
Isnd nosss-ess shsy eon.s bsck 10 the
|ueessrv The vIIl nos 30 rs-issued but ne~
assss viIl b furnished iassssd,
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vtvHE undersigned viii pr"c-rd with The
= eoussy Surveyor ~ Dnooi- county on
The 1I'L day Of DE. 1865 10 rhn 'he hn-.
sud determine Ire boundaries ~ -sr,ion
NJ. = and 20, town norsll range 4 West.
The intermediate lines will also De Jun md
the corners thereof established. Persons
snterrsIed viii please be prese,,
NJ GREEyER.
r n. POTTS
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SYSAKEN up nv ID .n'et Hsrrs and J,hn
= Hsri-. 81 II arbi-on Tr.,sDubcis county,
Ind ,tso vi iis ro~r. sb''ui two years old.
md twelve shosses nbcU .ighi months Old.
Elk Of the shea'rs y hire and six spotted ON.
OF The r.~~ mar Md with crop pd he right
ear. and urdsr bstIn me sane; The oih.r
snw mud rhosier unmarked. Appraised at
I$43 50 Wv Gso W.rirg~- mud " ns Kinder.
on ,h- Git dsy - Or' 1865. hrivrr X. r..
lAfiIba-n. E-q. ~ sid ,o~ n.hip. - apprsrs
On rscsnd IN utiics
II A IIOLTHsUs, 9 nc
\ Nov Ira. Ir65-3~.
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.nTLouis uenry, the man who VA
arrested and. confused in our Jail las
week. for stealing two horses in Lou
isyille. was taken to that city for tria
this week, by the man Who owned tn
herses. 4Ts t
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uDsmsiniaR in sae .pos, otfiee ~ Jasper
N Dubois cuantv. State o. Indisns, = h'eh
IL nos called fur. on % before he IT, dsy o.
Dee. nexi, gill BE- sers 20 the issd Lsi'rr
sliee. Poi Once Department Washing
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IN0TICETO HEIRS OF PETITION TO
SELL RIAL ESTATE

State Of Indiana, Dubos cosny.
NOTICE 10 hereby given ,bst Simeon
~ B,xlsr. sdmiois,ratpr " the Ass,s,s 81
William B. Cooper deceased, hiss filed hs o..
sition 20 eel the Real Estate al t.e.drce.
DENT. BIZ. pessonsi properly bfing insu iIicicnt
10 psy bic debt; and shs, ssid petition will
be heard . the next sesm Or The Cour ~
Common Pisss. Of sid County.
henry a. HoLTHAUs. o. nc.
Wilson, III atty. .W.
I Nov. 25.h. 1861
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q eonsequencs q shs gFeat ~ nst'on. ~
lusds u Ne Mssussessnsg dssssssss q
Fanee 40 EagNsds Issgs sssssy - vai-
/ sbls JevsIsy, onEaaIiy issssss1 foslshs g.
sopesn msrkss. hss Bees sent "a i0s ss's .
isb;s cDsstry. - mUST BE SOLD At ARR
jSAORlGIcEl user sbsoe ssesoAsscrs
.HAMILTON = 20 setng . Agssis ioi
I,sny prss'psi EsssPssa Asrsise'ssss has,
irssslvst oPsa : 1890.
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\ II shsss sssrly svssy Ting isniIy
$500. NssA ssls, Lay y 0s6lIsmsu. nay
- ~; ~ u woles - IN I'll 80 vssy
|onssl vssGs - c. = eo61cs. 1he higees'
Iuashss psies viii - ~ fes VOL jssshss'
a. oskss psodocs. -
Nov. i1th. 1855.
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GREAT ATTRACTION:


Wishous regard % vslss: ,Nes ssbs paid 4
anil yss hasv shss yss srs . ssss'vs'
splendid List Of Articles. - b Sold
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-08

~There are symptoms Of a general upris-
ing Of the slaves in Cuba. Deposits Of arms
have been found and some arrests have been
made.
HThe whole number Of post Offices in the
United States is 2S,S7S:
HThree Of the loyal States-California,
Oregon and Nevada-have no national banks.
5TQueen Victoria is about conferring ba.
brewer brewer. who has completed StsPatricf;s Ca. G
thedral, Dublin, at his own expense-the
amount being fl50,00O. Mr.. Guinness is g
member OF the Church of England, and not q
Roman Catholic, as has been stated.
IL There is a suit before the Supreme Court
in New York, involving the title to guano
island worth five millions Of dollars.
~ Mr.. Peabody, the famous London bank
er, contemplates another visit to this coun-
try.
IrThe Stuyvesant pear tree in New York
city is in full blossom for the two hundred ana
twentieth season. -
HA line of iron steamers to ply upon the
Amazon is to be built in Philadeipnia.
Y;Hooin % Was "a q repentant rebel named JOS
enh Hail. prisoner at Elmira, N. Y. The
document W as signed by the president on the
dev before his assassination. 5r
Hon. samuel Hooper was the only rep
rssentatiye of New England who perservered
70 tI,e end Of route in attendance upon the fun.
eraI train Of the late President.
q IL One of the corporation offices In New
lion one hundred and four thousand dollars
clear profit to its lucky holder.
TTThe Union dead who have been exposed
on the battle fields around Richmond for .
year past are being buried by colored troops
detailed for the purpose.
HOne Of the abeautiful young ladies', who
compose the ballet at the Pittsburg Varieties,
turned out to be young man. She was
dressed and roomed with the other fatr one.
The manager, very properly, turned the DAM
sci out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-08
+ From the N. Y, Tribune.

THE FoRTs.-All but four Of the encircling
line Of forts about Washington are TO be Inn {.
mediately dismounted, their garrtsons With
drawn and dismissed, and everything apper.
tanning to this enormous, expensive branch OF
defensive warfare is to oe put upon the general
retrenchment path.
THE FREEDMEN has given up
the experiment OF supporting the blacks at
Freednan's Village, Arlington. Work is Of
fered to all willing to labor, at the usual prices
and rent is charged them for their tenements
at S4 per month. All incapable or unwilling
to accept these terms are to be removed to
ason's Island, near Georgetown. There are
numerous applications from the North for
their services, bat 1t is almost impossible to in.
duce any OF them to migrate in that direction
THR MISSISSIPPI SoUApRoN.-The Navy
Department has ordered the Mississippi squad
ron reduced to 25 vessels. It was formerly
over 100
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-08
A POINT ON WHICH ALL PHYSICIANS
AGREE

Ont Of ten thousand regular physicians You can.
not find enc who will not say that Stin1ulants and
Inrigo. ants are absolutely necessary in medical
practice. And yet In by.gone years humane prao
titioners have hesitated to administer them, be.
cause the fendish ingenuity Of wretehes who make
merchandise of human mfr mites, ad 80 polluted
and deteriorated them that the remedy was dee med
as dangerous as the disease. This perplexity is
happily done away with. Physicians know, be-
cause tie first analytical chemists OF the age have
demonstrated the fact, that HosTETTRR's CELE-
BRATED STOMACH BITTERs are absolutely and en-.
tirely free from all pernicious elements. Hence
they have been intro duced into the United States
Army. and are accepted. whereon the testimony Of
the wise the in Intelligent and the philanthropic is
rated at it's Just value, rs the best protective
against and cure for all diseases arising from i'm
purity in the air or other unhealthy climate in
fuences, that has ever been tested by experience.
In Of Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint,we state
without qualification or reservation, that the Bit.
ters are as nearly infallible anything prepared
by human skill can be. ap &.2w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-08
IMPORTANT FROM MOBILE.
Union Movement to Selma-Wllsou EX
pected to Crush ForHest-TheRe ebel Gen
NlauFy at Meridian.

AHAX YIN AM nOM
Union Movement to Selma-Wllson EX.
pected to Crush ForHest-The r ebel Gen.
Maury at Meridian.
A special despatch to the Chicago Times,
dated Cairo, May ID, states:
81 learn frcm gentleman who has Just ar
rived here from Mobile that all the troops
which invested that city, except those OF Gen.
GraRger's command, left Mobile on the 14th
ult, with twenty days rations, for an expe-
dition up the Alabama river. The expedition
is accompanied by some of our best gunboats.
and it is supposed that it would reach Selma
before the 25th ult.
'sThe greatest efforts possible were being
made to capture the rebel troops who evacuated
Mobile, and General Wilson was expected to
make short work Of Forrest. We may look
for startling news from that direction in a
short time.
"Meridian papers Of April 30, and Jackson
Of the 22d contain the following: Colonel W.
S. Patton, commanding the Sd district Missis-
sippi State troops, has ordered the COM
manders Of companies TO keep one third of
their men on duty, and the remainder ready
at moments notice. Militia officers are to
report to sheriffs.
'.General Maury, who commanded at Mo-
bile, has established his headquarters at Me-
ridian. All the officers and men in Alabama
and Mississippi, belonging to the commands
in North Carolina and Virginia, are ordered to
report TO General Maury Immediately.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-08
FROM NEW ORLEANS,

Granger in Command at Mobile--Late
News rom Mexico.
NEW ORLEANS, May !, via CAIRO, May c.
Many of Lees soldiers have arrived here.
Gen Banks has ordered them to report to the
Provost Marshal, and has prohibited them
wearing rebel uniforms.
The Mobile News of the 2eth ult, says that
General Granger has been appointed COM
mander of that district.
Brownsville advices of the 22d ult. confirm
the reported occupation of Monterey by the
Liberals.
Reinforcements have arrived at Matamoras
to meet the expected attack Of Cortinas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-08

iFThe Fourth OF July will be celebrated
this year IN Boston with great enthusiasm
There will be the usual morning concert on the
common, regatta, balloon asceasions, ,nreworks
and entertainments for the children. The
any ever witnessed in Boston on such an oc.
casion. The Grafton will be delivered in the
Music Hall bY the Hon. Charles Simmer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-08
FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
Movements of Gen. Sherman and His
Army-Directions that the Several Corps

Movements of Gen. Sherman and His
Army-Directions that the Several Corps
Will Take, &c.
NEW YORK, May "A Raleigh letter Of the
Both ult, states that Sherman and his staff left
that day for Charleston and Savannah, thence
going to Richmond to meet his army, which
was to leave Raleigh the next Monday.
Sherman issued an order announcing the
final agreement OF surrender by Johnston.
1t prohibits all foraglng and provides certain
ways to relieve the pressing wants OF the in
habitants.
partment OF North Carolina, together with
Kilpatrick's cavalry. Stoneman's cavalry has
been ordered to East Tennessee. Wilson is on
the Tennessee river, near Decatur, Alabama.
The army OF Tennessee will march to Rich
mond. The Army ofGeorgia also marches to
Richmond.
The rebel army are all leaving for their
homes, many taking arms with them. Some
trouble is apprehendeG from those whose took
their arms and went away on their own hook.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-08

IL The expenses attending the production
OF petroleum is trf1ing that the nation
profits by it more than from any mining or
will not cost over $4,000, 900 in expenses. Gold,
silver and coal mining costs about sixty to sew
enty per cent. for working expenses. The Pc
troleum product OF the United States prom
lses to rival in amount the whole cotton crop
of the South,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-08

SAn ingenious contrivance has been in
vented by MIR. Adolphe Baab, to prevent rob-
berries from iron safes or other repositories OF
property. 1t consists of an electrical appa-
ratus, which by the ordinary system Of tele-
graphic street wires, can be placed in commu-
nicatlon with the nearest police station, and
which, on the slightest attempt to tamper with
any part OF the safe, will sound an alarm, and
not only inform the police that the robbery is
in progress, but acquaint them, by means OF &
number, with the precise safe that is being at.
lacked EOreinn PaDers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-08

THE annual message OF Gov. Bucking-
ham delivered to the Connecticut Legislature
says the expenditures caused by the rebellion
have burdened the State with q funded debt
Of IS, coo, co., and an unfunded one of S3523,-
4l3 "a The amount to the credit of the sink
ing fund is SLIPS, 1874 49, The schools and
other State institutions are all III fionrishing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-08

- EThe rebel Gen. Rhett has taken the oatn
of allepiance at Fort Delaware, and 3s5 otner
rebels confined there, having taken the sanie'
have left fer the West
NJ Queen Victoria sent sl6 70 mrs. smith
tor producing three children II DH'n
~, .rIsal,a million dollars OF prize money
vss distTiputed 10 the navy last month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-08

xrHon,, J. S. Rollins, member OF Congress
from Missouri, was recently attacked on the
Highway in that state. by guerrillas, and rob.
bed Of his watch, money, Sc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-08
ePRING AND sUMm1R oLoTHINe

New styles Superb Stock Of Dress, Sack, and
Clothing, f1rnishins Goods. DO: 20.
We are now prepared to exhibit our stock of Men .
sense Of style variety and eIcellsnce Of fabric and
nithiulpess OF naanufacture, has not been sur.
market.
Those In search Of Clothing for Gentlemen's q and
Youths wear are invited to call and examine our
stock. We can say with assurance they will find
the right article on the most reasonable terms.
Also, An extensive assortment Of Gentlemen'e q
Furnishing Goods, comprising svsrythins neees-
Dary for q complete outfit.
90 l0.8m~ Metropolitan Hotel Building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-08
TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
FROM EUROPE.

The Presidents Assassination Announced
Great Sensation nProduced-Actlen Pr taken
IN nPaIliament-An Address to the Queen
to be moved-Deep Sorrow and lndIgna.
resolutions Adopted, &c.-Effecto OF Lee's s
Susfender-The s'Times'' Acknowledges
the War Over-6ratifying Demenitra-
tions atBrassels.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-08
THE CHRISTIAN COMMISSION AM
GEN. LEE.

Delegates who Visited Him Recalled
Their Action Severely Condemned.
PHILADELPHIA, May THE delegates from
the Christian Commissio who visited General
Lee to.pay their respects have been recalled.
The visit was wholly without the knowledge
of the Commission, and is severly condemned
by its officers, and by every loyal heart in the
country. Some Of the party had no connection
with the Commission.
The whole affair seems to have sprung from
a weak curiosity not from any sympathy
with traitors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.

PAPER CoLLARs.-Lockwoodt Cloth Lined and
PIintsd Collsrs; Grays Moulded ot,d and Wares s
low, new styles Of Butterflies. Neekties. &C., at
N Ct cor. 7th st, and Md Av., Island.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-08
Fatal Explosion In n Brewery.

ALBANY, May Gan explosion at Quinn's
brewery occurred at ten O'Clock this morning.
Tive men, John Barns and Philip McCafey,
were killed, and two slightly wounded.
The damage to the property is about TWEEN.
ty.fiye thousand dollars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-08

STOP THAT SCRATCHING,
And use WHlATON'S ITCH OINTMENT. It
cures Itch and Salt Rheum in 4S hours, also cures
Chillblains. Ulcers and all 1rnptions Of the Skin
Sold by all DrugRists. q. D. GILMAN,
mar 23-ly $50 Pennsylvania avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-08
Arrest of Another Supposed Conspirater--
The Individual Well known in this

ST. LOUIS, May 6-J. H. Blackburn, alias
DR.. Tumblety, charged with completely with
Haroid in the assassination conspiracy, was
arrested here to. day in accordance with orders
from Washington. - '' .-.4
GThis is the Or. Tumblety, otherwise known
asl the uIndian Herb Doctor" who figured In
Washipg gton two years ago.]