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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-17

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beingtem Stante meiuen @rnB:
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allen 2aabI:SIdsen in Sbren 6ounties, nm raeboem
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foblen, odB eas grose GtoatsiiegeI attncbirt
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1866.
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nay Bsrfauft IN RdiIpins, Ssaa.. bel anearsae
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Oie4taIasr3eituna larsibt:

Oie@tdI3er3 eituns idreibt;
nOte 6rage @arum Die baierilden
Solbaten iebt meiit Sabnenfebern an
Den yliisen trogen ? ipuroe einen gleu<
gierigen bon einelll beriSIben alto err
fidrf Bana iduit Be 8reuBe, no le
morn, ALE gOdeIe s'freiie babe, noble
fsler bod Dffentlid 5eige, OaB ie bic SCI
Sete iibrig 9ela6e batpe. - "
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8auaufieher 8ielinger bon g8alomis
aefbd4 I'M SDione, nm St. SDuigt.
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man 3et6en 0es SrrfnnS an Inn be-
-nterfte; Wllfoe eF auf Die Boti5eu uub
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bier 8e9er i'm estDrtiren6e gense' drire
sort aus Dem @aaen iteiaen nollte,
Ueriette tbrn gftefin9er eitten NfeKerlficb
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bo9ite gefabrbet j hente 1T cine Belle
rung ein9etreten. -.55 =.
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uber bic papFli@e @ncDflifa bas Dip
pei otionsurtbeil8u bernebmen. 6onee
re9tiertigte ii9 in ldreerer &ebe lelblt.
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mir inn hneneer Geruolt uno Anto itGt eineSeloaF
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unb re benz Sdberiif Deer Sailor hes ecnntp's Yuts
bamit @e;sdiiatsit an ben R6rsern une arsen eses
morosten ans9ehbt weroe.
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sippe, fueibe bne5 pbee 3dbiw roftebeno, f9were
fanefarben Ansenbraisllei. iee S9utte n, bat eten
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Soientrd9ern.
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IS bis % Sabre att ihIaiffe eetnIti hannes Geiit
fadber aRuno, bIangraue augen, MIR penis Bart
nnb broniten Geint. SmipeiIeng eben e @ aIs grbei
aus unb ftets unter perid eoenen N9men. Acnn orr
retiit, rliffen fe feitsebaIten werSen bis 3euser
uon Sneiana sebrabt rperSeH tOnnen.
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STIR Sur BEN gouDfrneiir N. 8. Sruwnlptp.
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Cffsiener 9ln,eiaen.
NrpfInmnfinff
Siaat Lennenees

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0eusernears bts StaatsS SsnneRee.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-07
FROM EUROPE.
iBy the Atlantic Cable. ]

KNeLAHn.
LoEpoF,- Nov. 6.-EUl Derby encouraged
) the depata'ion on the subject OF the Nicaragua
railway.
The rpmor q an alliance OF Spain VIII
Braxii against Psrst usy is denied
rhE hiANrosoNAH AT LISBON.
IIsboS, ,Nov.e-The Misntouoman bas AZ
rived here.
FORTY AMERICANS MuRDBRKD.
LorDos. Nov. 6-An American vessel. ne
Gsneral sherman, got ashore ~ Corea, aad
forty persons on board were murdered by me
natives. +"
PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, Nov. 6-It 10 said the Prps.iAn
army IN Sa1ony has been ordered 10 be de-
meb4lired.
royal dscree reAuces The Prussian iorce a
Saxony 10 peace footing
ArsTkIA.
fIrSEA, Nov 6.-The project for military
reform IN Austria includes universal ltahslIty
to serve IN the army, the nee of breech -load,ng
arms, and other measures. X. I'D a.
1oNDoN STOCK AND Monty MARKET.
IoNDoK, Nov. 6.-Consols FOR money, s9x.
American secnriues are quoted as follows -
Cni,ec Staies ffye-twenttes, asg; Erae shares,
LoNpoN. Nov. 6-Ev.ning,-cossolss;o ;or
money, e9A: Erie, 5ox; Uniied States hte-
twepties, 6 4; Illinois Central, 7sk. sg-4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-07

TWO BAD CASES OF PILES CURED By DR
sTklCkLAkD'o PILE REMEDY
Mr.. Glass. of JAhesvile, Wisconsin writes for
the benent of all Who sufer wi tn the Piles that he
has been tronbled for eight years with an aggra.
yated case OF Piles and his brother was
from the army as iRcurable; he being qnite para
y sed with The Piles Both these distressing cases
PILE REMEDY. The Recommendation of these
gentlemen, beside the daily testimonials recsi we'd
~ pr STRICKLAND, ought to convince these suffer
Ing that the most cases of Piles
are cured by Dr.. sfrickiands = Pile Remedy Tits
seid by Druggists everywhere. Sold by J. W.
NAIRH 90 OHAS OHRISTIANI All Pa
avenue and 502 9th street oc n iv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-07

/ FIHANCIAL.--The New York Commercial of
yesterday afternoon says: The election has the
effect OF diverting attention from business in
Wall street,and at the regniar Board transac.
tions in stocks were comparatively limited and
prices were on an average about \ per cent
lower. "Buyersowere plenty, however at the
decline, and after the Board. there was a gen.
eral Teeovery in prices TO the extent of the
previous decline. Governments are quiet
Old Ftve.twenties are lower. The Hrst
series OF lsSS are X better. 1t appears to be
OVERLOOKED that the new series 0f 1923 ara abQYt
below the price OF the old. Seven. tfYfftfes
are better. Money. though acuve,I rs YET
abundhnt Al S per cent. on stock collaterals,
and percent. on Governments! The rsprek
ssntations that the. rate ON call is Der cent
appear 70 have no basis, that being a very ex-
ceptional rate. Discounts ART, s,quiet. There is
an aerndanee, of paper offering, but no great
inquiry for IL at the present Quotation f5Ka7
per cent Gold continues Unexpectedly firm
and yet the condition of the market does not
draw out any important amount OF short con.
tracts; per cent per annum is paid for having
gold carried. ss q 81 gs'usts 'TdfysE EAS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-07
SUPERIOR RrMeBY.

We can console ntiously recommend to these suf
LANDS MELLlTLUOUS COUCH BALHAM.
1t gives relief almost instantaneous, and is With
doubt but the Mellifuous Cough Balssm IL one Of
the best preparations In use, and is al that its
proprietor claims for 1t We have tried 1t during
the past week, and found relief from a NEST dis.
tIe',iBS cough: 1t is prepared By DR.; Strickland,
Tor sale by Druggists. Sold by J W. MARINE
Co; also at WAITES Drug Store. and OHAS
CHkIsT1HI's, 3l7 Pa, avenue and 500 Ninth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-07

. The CATHOLIC PLkNARY CoUNCII.-The
Pastoral Letter OF the second Plenary Coun-
ell OF the Catholic Church OF the United States.
recently held at Baltimore, has Just been pub
lished, and rs the earliest authentic stafenen :,
OF the results Of the deliberations OF that hody
1t is signed by all the Archeishops and Bish -
ops who were In attendance, and considers The
important subjects of the relations Of re
ing the education of youth, the condition OF
the Catholic laity, and also OF the clergy. and
many other matters of great interest. The Pas-
toral strongly ad dvocates the amelioraiiln OF
the condition Of the Southern freedmen, and
sympathizes with the misfortunes Of the Holy
Father, appointing an annual collection 70 he
taken up in all the churches throughout the
United States for his benefit. 1t is quite a
lengthy document, and is also OF interest -
showing the progress Of the Catholic Chur- n
in this country. 4- .a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-07
SECRET DISEASES.

sAnARIfAN's 0IFTis the msst certain, safe and
enectual remedy-indeed, the only vegetable reme-
dy ever discovered. Cures in two to four days and
recent cases In twenty four hours No mineral, no
Is the soldiers hope. and friend to lose who do
male, &3. ~'~
sAsARITAN's RooT AND HERE JuIcEs-A positive
sn4 permanent cure fer Syphilis. Scrofula, Ulcers
soIes, spots. letters. &c. Price 81 20 per bottle
Sold BY 3. O. FORD. See adyertisement myk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.

kS EEvER WAS PUBLIC OPINION mani.
PaaLoSs SiSGT RE1SMtSa tes Ss'n ncEkksTs
lie popularity is 80 eptil ely unprecedented, and
has been go rapidly obtained that scores Of would
te competitors have sprupg up 10 tts track; bat
the notice they have gaiued. like their perfume
mas ban unsatisfsctory and svsnescent. Sold
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-07

MARRIAGE AND eELIBAgY,
an Essay of Warning and Instruction for Young
Men Also, Disesses and Abuses witch prostrate
!ne vital powers, with sure means Of relief. Sent
ree Of charge in sealed letter envelopes Address
Dr. SKILLIN H8UGHT0N, Howard Associa-
tion. PhiIadelphIa. Pa. avg Is sm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-07

nEF0RTY DROPS or METOALF,s RHIU-
hAT1C REMEDY contain asmuch virtue as forty
bot of many other medicines and will instantly
cure Nervous Headache, Neuralgia, DC. Try it.
nos eo2w G. F0RD, Agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-07

STRIKE AT FALL RIvER.-The operatives in
the Fall River mills sent, few weeks are a
petition TO the mill owners for the adoption Of
the ten. hour system. The mill owners repIled
that they would adopt al as soon as a respe -
able portion of the mill owners in other rarls
OF New England would agree to do the same,
and set the LIST day Of April next as the dsy on
which IL should go into operation. Thus did
not satisfy the operatives, and, without further
notice, they Quit work the next day NJ the es d
Of the ten houp On Wednesday last the EN- :
ployers-accordins TO the Fall River News
"held another meeting, at which they declared
themselves in favor OF the ten p-hour system. .
and pledged therase YES TO adopt the same on
the rrst day OF January next More than this,
they voted 70 adopt the system before the
hrst OF January, provided the mills Of Lowell
and Lawrence would do the same. They also
voted to run their mills in the meantime, az
heretofore. and that all employed who leave
their work before the time OF stopping will be
considered as leaving without notice. Notice
10 this effect will De posted in each of the mills
A number OF the operatives, however, were
unwilling 10 wait till the new year, and on
Thursday, most II not all Of the mills were
stopped. meeting Of three or four hundred
OF the help has been held at Rattlespake Hll,
n which several Of ;he speakers urged the 3
ceptance OF the employers proposition as emf
nentiy Just and proper" Thus the mater
stands AZ present.
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The Fenian Trials Mt Toronto

The Fenian trials were resumed NJ noon
Monday. David Drummond Was first MIA. 81
in the dock, bnt the trial was postponed cn
account OF the aeeeHce of witnesses
BenJamin Parry, q boy fifteen years OLD. was
next tried on the same indie tment as the Others
The EVIDENCE against him was chief y from ms
own statements when captured, that be came
with the Fenians from Cincinnati 10 see his
uncle. He crossed with them. hut got frir1.-
ened, and was trying TO get back 20 BuffaIo
when captured. The prisoners mother was
examined and gave an excellent character OF
the boy.
Mr.. Mckenzie rendered the following arnda
wiz
L, Owen T.. Moore, OF the city of Cincinnati,
Ohio, makeih oath and say. 1 knew P-rry one
or TWO years; he has excellent habits; is peace
ful, we'll disposed, never engaged in riots and
mots; but is generous. bonest and in dastrious.
and was held In high esteem by his employ
ers, Moore, Herrick and DAVIS.
OWEN T. moore
Sworn before Chas. r. wflstache Mayor
His lordship asked If the Crown objected 20
the afhdayitI
Hon. J. A. Cameron said he had no objection
10 its being taken the same as IL the parties were
here themselves.
After a forcible appeal by Mr.. McKenze
and a temperate reloinder by Mr.. Harrison,
his lordsbip charged the jury that, IL ;hey
were not satisfied, 10 give the prisoner the GER
eft ofthe doubt,
The jury retired, and in an hour brought IN
verdict Of not guilty, ana the prisoner was
discharged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-07

FENIAN MRxTINes.-Al large Fenian meeting
was held in Philadelphia Monday evening for
the purpose of rendering assistance to the ON !.
GERS of the Fenian Brotherhood who have with
in the past week gone TO Ireland
At a Fenian meeting in Buffalo. on Saturday
night, resolutions were passed ..that we will
wage, war against, Great Britain until we
achieve the emancipation OF Ireland "
There was large meeting at Chicago on
Sunday for the purpose of raising money TO as :
ststip the rescne OF the prisoners In Canada or
TO avenke their death There was great ex :
cltement 1t was resolved that a thousand men
should be recruited TO join in the movement
on Canada.
FeDian mass meeting was held at Indian
apolis Saturday night at which resolutions
were adopted declaring that the Fenians of
America defiantly assert that the execution of
Colonel Lyme and Rev. Mr.. Mcmahon will
be made the bugie note which will lead an
army Of lrishmen that will drive the last yes /.
tee Of British power from the American con-
tinent. and II further con victcns and sen ten ces
of Fenians now held by the Canadian authori- :
ties be continued, we pledge our lives, liber-
ties and sacred honor TO avenge them, not alone
upon the valiant 90 ueen's own" but to die
or see the last veeuge Of the tyrant English
power swept from earth. -,
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SUCCESSFULLY, o..
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GONE, rE ARFLIoTEDI
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-07

~ The Bangor Vhig says that potatoes are
and Nova Scotia, al from IS 10 SIS cents bash.
Ell. sBHAIq go aHAEa W 80
ga wife in New ,Orlrans sued for q ,di.
yorce and ob'ained it on The established testi-
moDy that Q 3 ieee OF belt ribbon and hair Bin,
belonging TO another woman was found in the
plaintiffs bed room. = z MOO q
tart sov AIg 80 TT7FTECs3A HOHAd A
. d rnIraf vr-a TH Sis tssJ rs-sf svs5 -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-07

PuASHeSci an bOeh Sorcc
~A melancholy druggist in BROOKLYN. n
Y, committed suicide with IS cents wsrtn OF
laudanum. D, -.-.
SAdmiral Farragut gets sla-eco for o.
share OF the Mobile prize money.
- The Empress OF Mexico will take no;h
H fng but & shestnuts and cold water. A very
~And now Galusha A. Grow wants 70 60
for Senator from Pennsylvania.
ga young and beautiful WIFE of Dalton.
Ga, lately committed sui,ide by throwing
herself into a well. .---.
IThe Round Table is pitching into ne
~Capt. Arkwright and his two guides were
swept out OF existence by an Avalanche on
Mont Blanc. - =
~In Craven county, N C.. abouta tor,-
night ego, two whle persons and several ne
groes were convicted for larceny, and receivs,i
thirty lashes each on the bare back. :
~There is great revival in Hebron Con n.
A wealthy manufacturer stopped his m ,ll and
used all hls teams to carry his help three tunes
a day 10 meeting ..-..".- .t o .
0-The receipts Of the Southern Motel sa-.
St, Louis, for the ak months ending Octoo~r.
lst were $1,000. The water rates for mat
period amounted TO S2,5i2. s45Gg.II- : - !
oVA young girl, axed sixteeu, and named
Jeuatel, recently loet her life at Laval, France
by falling on small knife she wan carryins In
her hand while running 10 prepare a msAI.
-~An exchanee says an inquisitive ssnsus
O00K. l.
losing enc Wifi, can be considered q Widovrr.
and II so TO what exteutfi -fil aso5- > > - :
ga house was rented In Minnesota stiif
cold weather." and during the hate cold snap
the occupier received notice to Quit. He re-
fueedrwent 10 court and the Court deeided [,
that cold weather does not come tan the nrst OF
December. ~ ss 4.s---i flBssss 70
ga law exists in Germany 10 prevent
drinking on the Sabbath during Divine ser
vice. ltruns thus:-"Any person drinking ca 1
an ale house during service on Sunday, or o-n-
er holiday, may legally depart without pay
ing"
p6A Buffalo reporter, in his notes OF q rail-
road excursion. tells OF meeting horse a.
tached TO a market wagon. He made splsadla
time besdes making kindliuG wood Of the wa
gon.
s0Between two OF the shining nghts Of an
.sup- tow church In Louisville. q 0entlsm&n
of seventy and q lady of MY -four, hymaniale
fires were lately kipdled. bat the ssold msa,
cruelty e1tipguished the flames. and the hsart-
broken mAiron sues TOR breach OF promise.
arFG several days pest the south Noun
tsisss eost Of Lexiugtons Va, have been on ure,
and op Sunday night ls4l presented one o. the !
most beantisul sfehhs The whole cone OF ne
moan tsin was 10 oiaSs, Ssith threads a. urN,
rnnnang Gown its sices.H - - Hl ~ = ~
afr = : arHlst esErr-rI .f .ah l41sss a
{ ,TAGSS at 80 vfsfset 81. 49, ssi , s.ap.r
.Jsss an. .YUIATol u .d a:s4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-07

THE REWARD FOR THE LYLRs MURDRRRRs
Or the 81. Coz stolen from the .residence of the
late Mr., Lyles on ;ihe night OF has murder,
ers, and is now in the hands Of the Common
wealth's Attorney for Prince Georges county,.
Md. Si,OO0 reward was offered for the arrest
deeeaeed. and $500 by the civil authorities OF
Prince q eorge's county-bus. as come rnisun
dersfanding exists a. to whom il is Justly en-.
titled, no party has as yet obtained it..iIlsz.
Gnreffe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-07

MOST DRPLoRABLE IGNoRAScE.-A Tecsl :
issue OF the British Quarterly Review contairs
The following astounding-nay. almost incre6i-
bic revelations OF the ignorance which exists
among some sections OF the British community
"In Birmingham thirty two persons, averaging
more than twelve years OF age, including a
young man Of twenty, and two young worSen
could not tell the Queens name. The CON-
monest and simplest object Of nature, su en- as
flowers, birds, fishes, mo tains, and the sea-
were unknown. Some thought London WA q
country, one that il was in the exhibition; g.
violet was said 10 be pretty bird; primrose a
red rose; lilac also bird; but whether a robin
or an eagle Were birds none could say; some
knew not what q river meant or where snow
comes from; and COW IN a picture was pro-
nounced 10 be a lion. Mnltitudes OF these
poor children can never have sesc q primrose
by the rivers brim, or heard the song Of ne
lark.