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Evening star., 1866-10-24
A SUPERIOR REM EDY

We can conscientiously reco mme nd to those suf.
IeIink tro9 Q distressing caugb, DK. sTRICk.
LANDS MELLIFLUOUS UOU9H BALSAM
IL gives rebef almost instant aneous, aud Is with
al not disagreeable to the taste There is no
coHht but the Mellifluous Cough Bslsam Is one of
the best preparations ia use. and is all that its
proprietor claims for Ii We have tried 1t during
the ast week, and found relief from a NEST dis.
tefs,sg cough: tits prepared by DR.: Strickland, +,
No. l39 Sycamore street. Cincinnati, Ohio, aud
for sale by Bruggists. Sold by w NAIRN-S
CO. also a, WsITE'S Drug store and OaAS
CHkisTIEI'S, 3l7 Pa. avenue and 500 Ninth
street. oc d lv
Evening star., 1866-10-24

NEGRO FRANCHISE IN NEW JERsEY-A Test
Case.-On Tuesday last. Rev. Mr.. Thompson, 4,
colored clergyman or Newark, N. j., and late
Moderator OF the Newark sPresbytery appeared
IhirdoWard.s and applied TO be registered AS q
voter The Board of Inspectors declined 10
register his name, as they had no authority to
do so under existing laws. This result was
fully expected by Mr.. Thompson. The object
of the application was TO make test case in
The courts on the legal theory that tue Consti-
tuition Of the United Siates no longer recog-
Dizfs any class distinc tons, whether of color
or race, and that the clause, guaranteeing a
republican form of government in all the
Srafes, is violated by the exclusion or any
special class people. The summons will be
iss ued at once against the registers In order to
bring rhe case before the supreme Coarf, with
the expe cation thatiit viii be carried before
the Unfted States Supreme Court.
Evening star., 1866-10-24
TWO BAD CASES or PILES CURED BY DR
eTkICKLAHD, FILE RKMKDY

Mr. Glass. of Jskesville, WISCONSIN writes for
the beneht Of all who suffer with the Piles that he
has been troubled for eight years with au aggra-
yated case OF Piles and his brother disch
from the Amy as iscurable, he being anfte para
lyzed with the Piles Both these distressing cases
we're cured With one bottle Of DR. STRICKLANDS
FILE REhED9. The recommend alton of these
gentlemen beside the daily testimonials received
~ Dr. Strickland, ousht TO convince these suner-
Ing that the most chr casss of Piles
are cured by DR.. etr.ckands Pile Remedy. II
se!d by Druggists everywhere. Sold by J. W
avenue and SO2 9th street oc AZ II
Evening star., 1866-10-24

The CASE OF THE POLICE COMMISSIONERS
The Baltimore American of this morning saws:
1t is rurnored that the Police Commissioners,
by the adv vice OF their coo nseL will let the in
veshgation before Governor Swami take its
course without any interference or attention
on their part. The Commissioners received
notification yesterday that the case would
be resumed On Friday. when witnesses would
be examined, etc, but they having filed their
answer to the various charges against them,
which Is now in possession of Governor
Swami, and denying his jurisdiction in the
premises, they will not appear there. A large
number OF those who made the afHdavits
against the Commissioners were yesterday
above named. -
Evening star., 1866-10-24
FROM EUROPE.
mt shA Atfa,A.D,A

ANOTHER FRENCH NANIFEsTo
PARIS, Oct 23-Ehere are rumors here to-
CAV tBsI noiheF Mantle is about 10 be issue ed
30 The different tipIomatic representatives OF
the Empire. -A .r
THE TURKS RRPurAED.
LoNnoN, Oct 3 Reports have been re-
csivrd here from Candia stating that after
four Gays heavy 6ehnne. the Christian forces
have repuised The Turkish army. -
AUSTRIA.
NIENEA, Oct. % S-The Vienna Pyesse OF TO-
day says Baron Won Beurst 10 very likely 20
be Foreign Minister.
ENGLAHD. .f.
LONDON, Oct 23.-Lord Clarendon is serous-
ly nh. .-.-.- . |-l- ----'-
LONDON STOCK AND MONEY MARKET.
LoNpoN, Oct 23-Noon.-The London
money market is frmer. Consols for money
e9S. The following are the opening prices for
American securities: Erie 50a. Illinois Cen
tral ssk, United States Five-twenties 60
LONDON, Oct. 23.-Evenng-The money
market Is quiet. Consols, eek for money
6s4.
Evening star., 1866-10-24
WINTER is COMING.

Call at "BOYDS," 41s 9th street, between ID
and = and examine his lar &c assortment ef -
OFFICE STOVES. PARLOR HKATiRs,
for one, two, or three steries, put mp by~
skilIfnl worknen. and warranted to work
FURNACES and LATROBES reset and made to
work. STOVES Of All kinds repaired.
CRATES, BRICK, and REPAIRS for all kind
and sizes Of Stoves, constantly en- hand
OLD STOVES taken in exchange for new.
ROBERT BOYD.
419 9th street, between d and H.
n. B. Sealsr OF Weights and Measures se2l Inn
Evening star., 1866-10-24

OF tne family 70 De called 70 the throne"
~what kind Of braces do Iade. prefer
Embraces.
ga few drops of lavender will prevent
placed in the case.
s6The population Of Texas is rapidly in
creasing by immigration.
SFifteen million pins are made daily in
England. Where do they go!
H-A woman committed suicide in London
by drinking dIsinfectng fluid.
SMany child criminals Of Lendon are
registered as "a very degraded and Irreclaim-
able class"
|A drunken man killed his drunken wife
in Chicago last week.
~Conversation among betrothed ones rs q
breach OF Japanese etiquette. .t
81 MIR. Greeley has made 100000 out of the
s'Great Con fiict." No wonder that be wants
another civil war.
~The Chinese punish robbers by putting
the culprIts in large mortar, and then firing
them head foremost against a stone wall.
@The newest bonnets are the Marie An
toinettes, and they will 60 through the winter
They have fiat crowns and hat rims, which,
however, come down at the ears.
SA boot blacking machine has made its
appearance on the streets of Buffalo, greatly to
the Indignation OF the professionals"
~When the strings are tied under the CHG
non, as they are IN the Neapolitan bounets,
wide scarfs OF lace are fastened in front with
bouquet, spray OF leaves, or large jet orn-
aments.
ga young woman named Della Colwell of
Erie, Pa, committed suicide by drowning both
herself and her young babe in the river at De-
Ioit on Friday last.
~Vrginia, Kentucky, Tennessee and Mis-.
souri,, pay this year an internal revenue tax of
Sl9.ooo,0C0 on tobacco.
~A Philadelphia gentleman a few days
ago celebrated on the same evening his own
golden wedding, his eldest sons silver wed
ding, and the wedding Of his youngest daugh.
ter. 81 ~ 1---a.- TIf
nSA sparrow hawk recently attacked two
ladies in one Of the stree's of London, peckins
their heads in a furious manner, ana driving
SAlthough lager is peculiarly a German
said to exceed greatly that Of any part of Eu-
rope. -- a., .-..,-....-,
SComplaInt is made that Bostonians do
not attend church. They Inuet be stirred mn.
and made 90 do their duty. Even pe w owners
prefer sleeping at home.
~It is proposed to establish a direct line of
emigrant packets between New Orleans and
Germany, for the purpose ef attracting to that
city portion of the foreign emigration.
~The presiding mistress at a boarding
house "hoped the tea was goodn ..Very
good. indeed, madam, was the general reply
but Jones, between truth and poiiteuess OBJ.
served, 'fhat the tea Was excellent but rhe
water was smoky"sor
ga young woman named Fitzsimon whose
parents unsupported Of her marriage to 4
,iached, foolishly ended hertroubles on Thnrs-
day, ey drowning hsrseh in . canal as Bana-
lo.5es tisc sSat tHA ssrs.sE 10 a-s .af F5 y
- -. ssftastsssi q .ssfaf 80
Evening star., 1866-10-24
STOVES, &c.

d STOVES. -
- STOVES. STOVES.
O BOUIS & CO.. ~
K. II. G BoUIS.l IEKs sPRIScEp
1856 street, between Thrice nth asd Fourteenth.
near the National Theatre. Washington, ID, @.
MANUFACTURES AND DEALERS IN
STOVES, PARLOk, COOK AMI ORAMBER
sTOVks. FURNACES, RANGES, &c.
Also, Sexton Bibb's Psrlor Heaters to hsat
two or more Roomt; Tin. sheet iron, and Japan.
ned ware; Kitchen and House furuf shfng Goods
of all kinds. NOo~'
All Of which We will sell at reduced prices
Roohng. epoutiDg or Guttering, and ali kinds NJ
Jobbing promptly attended to.
De Aim BOUIS CO.
Evening star., 1866-10-24

SURELY, STEADILx
SUCCESSFULLY
sMOLANDERp EXTRACT BUCKU
IL CURING
every case Of KIDNEY DIsIAsI, RAYvNASIsA'
eRAvkL, URINARY DsoRpBls, WHAKNRss and
PAINS In the BACK, FEMALE COMPLAINTS and
TRovBLxs arising from DxcEseKs OF ANY KIND.
O0ME, Tn AFFLIeT1DI
Try LANDRR's.
TAKE NO OTHER BUCKU.
SOLD By all A Apothecaries. Price q. d. BARNEe
3 CO., New York. and BARNES, wARD co.,
New Orleans, Southern Agents. BUBLEIGH 4
ROGERS, Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mass,
General Agents. feb Io-ly
Evening star., 1866-10-24

Murder In Rensselaer, County, New York
A horrible tragedy occurred in the town OF
fetersburgh, In Rensselaer, county, about IS
miles from Troy, on Friday night last A man
named Hiram Coon, q desperate Character
employed by Henry I.aker. a farmer, in a fit of
passion, seized an ak and sent the veapon
mashing through the skull OF his employer's
wife. and into the brain, producing mortal
wound. He had been (says the Times te the
village during the afternoon, and returned
about the time the family were at tea When
he entered the house Mrs Laker made soma
remark to him, " hen he angrily in uired in 3 he
wanted a row with him! Mrs. l.. replied ..no, "
and did not pursue the conversation further
Coon turned upon his heel ana left the house
No attention was paid 10 him, and no thought
entered the head of Mr.. Laker or his wife that
any trouble would result from the Converse
uon, aithough they observed Coon's angry look
as he passed out.
1t seems The villain went directly 10 the
woodshed and procured an axe. Armed with
this terrible weapon, ne re-entered the house
and walked directly up 10 Mrs I.aker who
was eating her supper. Mr.. Laker was also
at the table, and, all unconscious of the inten-
uons OF Coon not even noticing the axe which
he held in his hand. continued on IN the quiet
enjoyme MT of the evening meal. In a moment
be saw the monster raise the weapon and.
pereeiying the glimmer OF the polished steel
In the light of the candle, leaped upon him.
and, as he supposed, aveTted the blow aimed
at his wife's head. Seizing Coon. he threw
him down. dragged him to the door,and Kicked
hlm out OF the house. All this while Mr.. La
ker was unconscious of his wIie's fate Turn
ing round he observed that she had fallen
over, and upon going up to her, discovered
the axe stlll sticking In her head, having cleft
scull and brain, producing q mortal wound
The monster fed to the WilIiamstown moun-
tains. whittier the citizens have pursued him,
and hope 10 effect his capture The scene of
the murder is within short distance of the
place where, in iSi9. Andreas Hall murdered
an old couple named Smith. Coon has served
one term IN the State prison for an aggrava-
ted assault upon the deputy sheriff Of the
county.
Evening star., 1866-10-24

MAJOR GENERAL CANDY AND MAYOR CHAP
Mantle Baltimore Gazette of this morning
says: 1t is very well known that MAJOR Gen.
eral Candy. Commander of the Middle Mill
tary Department, visited this city on Monday
and had an interview with Mayor Chapman
to which the Police Commissioners were in
yited. The interview had reference to the
getting up Of military organizations to resist
the operation OF the laws Of the State in the ap-
preaching election. General Candy informed
them that II any military organizations were
necessary in baltimore, he had them already
organized. and as he is the military comman.
der Of the Department should direct the mill
tary operations. He said il any blood be shed,
Mayor and Commissioners. but would insist
that order be preserved. II il becomes neces-
sary he should not hesitate to put the city un-
der martial law. The visit of General Candy
to the city lasted no longer than was neces-
sary for the interview, and he gave the Officials
in question to understand that he is acting un-
dei the orders of the War Department.
Evening star., 1866-10-24

~ Edwin Forrest writes from California TO
friend in Boston that his health is greatly
improved oy mountain exercise and spring
oa'ning' aesas So
Evening star., 1866-10-24
The Feniap Prisoners

TORONTO, Oct. 20.-Last evening a telegram
was received from Secretary Seward by the
American Consul, requesting him To procure
counsel, at the expense OF the United States
Government, for the American citizens con-
hned in the old county Jail for com mplieity in
the Fenian raid. -
Theprisoners who were in dicted by the gran d
Iury yesterday were arraigned this morning At
the opening of the court, and pleaded not guilty
to the charge of felony, and SAID they would be
ready for trial on Wednesday.
Confined among the Fenans is an escaped
fuEahc, who gives mis- name as England Bur-
ton. He was arrested at Fort Erie, June 2
Since his arrest he has refused 10 give any
account of himself and having evinced signs
OF being little deranged, he was brought
before Judge Wilson this morning, who gave
orders that he be discharged and sent TO Lew.
iston.
The court adjourned to-day, in order TO per-
INIT the counsel appointed by Mr.. Thurston
for the American citizens TO prepare their
defense. until wednesday noon. Colonel Lynch
will be the first prisoner tried
The jury found true bills against the follow
ing prisoners to-day WIN. Banter Dantel
Whalen, Patrick Norton. and Paul Drum
mOp0.
Evening star., 1866-10-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.

EFT 10 NOTORIOUS at the Custom House
II ~ the imrortston of Euro%ean D. rfumery h Is
c., ~ ed nnd' the present epue laws. Do not bc
Ions 'NIGHr, BLIOMiNG UEREUs," with
which no toilet extract couc ted either at home
abroad can Vie. Sold every where. .7
MkTCALFES GREAT RHEUMATIC REME.
Db -Tfi- new and wondsrfui medicine acts like
few days.
oc ~ cow q O. FORD. Agent,
Evening star., 1866-10-24

OOLGATEv AROMATIC VEGETABLE SOAP
superior TOILET Soar, prepared from refined
VEGETABLE Oils In combination with GLYcKRIsR
and especially designed for the use of LADIES, and
the NURSERY. Its perfume is exquisite, and
washing properties unrivalled.
For sale by all druggists. fe9-solv
Evening star., 1866-10-24

! &The French Emperor has dropped one OF
the handles TO his name--.King OF Lomhardy
and venetia.h His Lombardy popularity Is
~The Pope has received q telegram from
the Ralfimore Conn chi, expressing the wishes
Of the Bishops for the preservatio Of has an
Gent righte.
- Anna Dickineon is said 20 have rejected
IN offer from q q istin euished poll ticisn. Per-
bspe ne is the Rejected Stone" she is 30 fond
oftslklng aoout bsfFrf sar I'd f1trFH.r
Evening star., 1866-10-24
AMUSEM ENTo

WALLS NEw OPERA HOUSE,
Corner of Ninth street and Loui-iaua avenue.
DUstlBLD ~ ~ALDRoN---- Lessees and Managers
THIS (Wednespsy) EVENING.
The psIformance viii com nrnce with
THE LITTLE TREASURE,
Followed by Grad Musical Olio. by the QUlEN
7 SISTERS and MR ANDREW WsLOBON.
To esn-lnde with the roaring Farce of
THE SPECTRE BRIDEGROOM
NATIONAL THEATRE, Uate Grover's,
Pennsylvania avenue, near Wiilards' Hotel.
Appearance Ct the Celebrated Comedian,
MIX F. s. OHANFRAU,
- THIS EvrNIsG,
SAM
Fifth Grand Family Matinee en- Saturday After
oce aston the sres, Moral Drama Of The Drunk.
ard wi be ryeseB'bd
Thsster. on Monday Evening, Oct 20.
GRAND ORGAN CONCERT
FOUNDRY NJ CHURCH,
Corner l4th and G sts y
TUESDAY EVENING, OCT. 80, 1866.
GEORGE W. MORGAN,
Organist Grace Church, " Y, win preside at the
Organ assisted ty the most eminen music al talent
of this city.
DIR. OAULFIELD. MAD. KRETCHMAR,
MRS. BUTTS, NIB. W. BURNETT,
and others.
DOLLAR
For sale at the principal M1sie and Book
stores oc 2s7t
Evening star., 1866-10-24
IMPATIENT OF THE INTERIOR,
u To ar PENsIoN OFFICE, July 18th, lS6

INPATIENT OF THE INTERIOR,
ALL RhSR Rfss2N Il S'rsIz Lay JSS SGaGnsk th sss
1si having been made under the act Of
Ss & s: sS s:ss s
Ss, :. iost os ts hereby givea
sas 81 St ss
vii oe reissued, II no valid objection should then
Ee So 62s for l60 acres. Issued under the act Of
March 5 1885 in the name 81 James r. Unds rhilI,
September, 1870 In the name Of Daniel Milton and
,ss Mas granted December 18th. lSsl-Decenber lst,
NO; % sos, 70, 80 acres, issued under the act Of
wss granted March 18th, IsS6-Decsmber isf, ls5S
march ,or IN no. tss acres issTes % under the act Sf
HeIn ne Benton, and was granted August 4, 1856
No. s. .s2l, for 80 acres issued under the act of
september. 1850. in the name of Spencer WILEY
and 5 Was granted April 3eth, 1859 December q.
No. asOl4. for 50 acres. issued under the act Of
xss granted February 18th, 1856. December ,sa 70,
i'S No i, los for in scras. ,..u., unasr ,h 40. >,
March Sd ISIS. in the name Of Horace Gresory, y,
and was granted December 26, lss5.-Becember
g, 1866.
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