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~ FAIR AHo SapPEE-A GRAND
ST. MARTINS CHURCH, West Faycttc street, is
now open at the New Assembly Rooms, Hanover
street. and vii! continue open every DAY and
EE ENENG until further notice.
The Band of the Eighth U. s.. Regulars will be
present. supper from to 10 P NJ Lunch daily
h9m II to 3 p: NJ. Tickets Fifty Cents.
I6c Fair will be open for visitors daily from II A. NJ
TO l0% p. NJ. Admission season tickets Fifty Cents
Single admission Zen Cents. Children under four
teen ears not admitted alter o'clock T. NJ unless
accompanied by their parents. ap4-tf
r Syp N9EECE.--C0ESEH OF CALVERT
10y AND WATER STREETS.-We have for re-
pairing of Watches the best European and American
watch maker also, jewelers., ensravers and watch
case makers on. the premises. Apply TO GABRIEL
D. CLARK. corner of Water and Calvert streets
agent for William Dizons London Watch and Jules
Jur-ensnn's Cnnenhagen Watch fa15-2,nn
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E ID. wARDEIL IL co.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
POCLERf. Gam. ard Fish. Potatoes Armies and
Onions all kinds of Country Produce, No. lei n "
corner Commerce and Pratt streets. Baltimore
All consIgnments promptly attended to,
chipping OrderS carefully put UP al l0-2m
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MANSION HNUSE.

E::i DRUID Hill PHRK.
The MANSION HOUSE at Druid Hill Parl hos
been thoroughly renovated and improved and is now
open tor the season. where visitors that delightful
rural retreat can be accommodated with ali the
LUAURlE: and DELEGATES Of the seasonN i'm
fact everything that can be found in rstclass Res
prices charged at similar establishments in the ct
The richest Ice CREAM WATER Ices CAKE &c, with
an me FRUITS as hey come into the market will be
k sPl5 IN unlimited supply. BREAKFASTS, DIN
MEMS ana SuPPLRS, will be furnished to large or
small parties at the shortest notice. The strctest
and with increased facilities AZ hand and corn 81
polite ana attentive walters. the propreors hope TO
dtSSerVe me appreciation of the public.
Inc ice cold sparkling SiIuer Spring Soda ITnte,
WlI a!ways furnish delightful and refreshing drink
aplU-eoos THOMSON & PRO
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EAFA1E1ND HOOP SE6IRF
iaS MANUFACTURINH COMPANY
PETERS & WO0LLEY
NARBROoMs, NJ sol MARKET ST., WILNIYcrON DEr
:, And Ne. 5 Holiday ST.. Baltimore Nd.
Wilmington, Delaware nn10 t1IU9'
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PAT 4 REGULAR NETTING OF THE
= UNION MEN Of the EIGHTEENTH WARD,

NvpAF 4 REGULAR NETTING OF THE
tS UNION MEN Of the EIGHTEENTH WARD,
held on the evening of Monday, April 9th. 1885, at
the Hall of the Holins street market the following
gent emen were unanimously elected officers for the
ensuing year, viz: John NJ. Jones' President joseph
James A. Maddux, Treasurer.
On motion, the following resolutions were unani-
mOusly adopted.
Reso}red, That we, the loyal registered voters of
acton Of our representatives in Congress- Hons. J.
4. }. Cresswell John l.. Thomas. Jr., and Francis
Thomas, believing we do, that such action is wise
" calculated to secure to us permanent union per-
mancnt peace, and the legitimate fruit of victory
Res2lred, That in the coming election we pledge
ourselves to support only such candidates for Office
a. are unqualified supporters OF the registry law ia
Maryland BY order.
JOHN NJ. JONES, President.
vs.. II. CLARK, Secretary. 1t
n SSWASssNEC.--A special meeting of M0NU
y - MENTAL L0DGENo. 9j, ~. and A NJ TIL 5
Tuesday EVENING. the 10Th instant, at O'Clock.
Work in the Third Degree, BY order Of v. n.
~. er @. IA AFtrVUEsss will be delivered
l - by P g. NJ. Hon. JOSHUA VANSANT. be
fore Eureka Ledge No, l1l !. o. o. f.. in their Hall
N9;3 South Carey street: on T1IS Tuesday EVE;
members Of sister Lodges cordially invited to be
present. IT. GEO. :. DIFFENDEhEFER.R Il. S.
- 'GeAFREAEeIEAE zEAEG. I. %. .. f.
GhAND ENCAMPMENT OF MAINLAND, /. 0.
0. r., will be held at Odd Fellows Hall. North Gay
street. in the Grand lodge Room, on W WEDNESDAY
rEENING, April II, 1856, at Sc o'clock for the
apl0-2t JNO. NJ. JONES. Grand Scribe.
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WANTS.

GESGAEA PER WEARING want agents
W eE W SSeveryw to sell our 1aiPR6vF I'd SO
sewing Machines. Three new kinds Under md
Upper ICED. Warranted five year. Above salary or
T!pEs Gommlssi ans paid. The ONLY machines sold in
husu STATS for les nan $50 which areJu licensed
" Ii"'ot, "beeLer & Wilson hrG0.r d Buaor Singcr
q 80 'u Doche.der. ~ other eheGp machines are
re circulars FIRE. Address or call uIn
NI---1' q Ni''l NJ i'Iddti"r1 Maine. ul--cf[iuGW
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-03-10

VI ~ see y stated rhs, Judge Tuspie,
Of sbs pisce, wiIfnke The nomination of
the Drmocssic Slate convention ios Seeve.
'sry q State. u sesdssed 70 him. and ,hs,
ne will csnv.ss The State. If henomiuss
Ton f'lls upon him 4 Willie freely. snJs {,
muck The better. He l. capable sud sound.
md VIII 30 abIs on the stump. - White
& o ID rinocvrt.
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1.-the comfy com nissioners had
2 ia6ofions session this week, trans.
acting large amount iof business -
II The reports Of the different Township
trustees showed their trusts to be in
|a satisfactory condition. Next week
we will publish the "Exhibitsrsof an
ne townships Snt Hall, and would
Ike 70 publish il, but the Trustee
'inousht the township couldn't afford
me exPenec. An order wac granted
~ the Board'for holding olec tons Is
ascertain whether Jasper and HINT.
,1nI,gourg shall be Incorporated towns.
ihey also appointed viewers for d por-
ton ol the Jasper and Shoals road
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WA druBksn man wss ssksn from I
's'u''' nou's o. IlIfame g 'he lock upin wash-
'ng'on, hscsher aghs: upon him wss found
roll q three shoussnd dollsrs. and paper
showing 'hss he ~ Judge Of Uni.,d
sissss Cosrs IN : Western State. The ..
tonIshed policeman took him hone.
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n UTMr- 9. ". Lory 10 to-day an.
ncunced as candidate for Justice 81
the Peace in Hall township. and wa
have no donbt. ii elected, lie will.he
an excellent officer.
II NJ. Noah Whaley is also annourc
ed ms a.candidate Tor constsble IN ~.
same township Mr. w. held ,bis ~.
Issponslple Office before tic rebellion.
Iunt when wars stern demands called
!he " able bodied men of our corntry "a
lhe front, Mr. Whaley was among
them, and after serving over thre,
Years with honor. the rebellion being
eruihed. he Ietursri home and no =
Asks his fellow-ciIizenssto confer ON
him the position he had when he en-.
listed 70 fightthe battlcs Of his couns
try. lie will undopbtedly get il.
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= The udessiened respec, a
fully intorms the pablicH|
'ast'he hss nov. md wiIl codsmntly kees
~ hand, or manufacture 10 order, stl ths
':.ess md moss tashossbIe vsrie.ies % Fur.
y. s"s.s' such @ Wssdrcbes. Bureaus, Bed.
wau Teb'es. Lconkes cad large arscrs.
sess q ehsiss. Of the best ssyles. He 20.
y .ssses'u''v invites those deeiri6q snyibinc ID
- 4. "ns.to cell snd cxsmine hls stock BE
~ Me psschssing eIsewheve. % hs u corl;
ss ssW nc can phase themsat his shop On ,ha
sunes q Newton and Pcrses~vilie sseets
~. !, - iArOB ALLIES.
Dec' 81 le6i-iy asa al AAss niSia y
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The Emp ~ 1as WA Maven Bu,,.
= ne address tie other csy, q Albsnv
rneFe = = : d'ssrenes q, opiaioa among
heroes Herees like .Gnas, snd she,m. !.
and he'des asd Fassssas 80 L.. 80
90hnson' declsrs' 'hss ihs war q ended "
kaow that heroes like Simmer, snd steven.
s'o ~ Doug'''s' aad Do wing. deny ,hs feet.
~ prefer 70 take The stinony, 81 ,boss
VINO Psrsons ny psrisipssed il III.
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u1 nevs Alexander CsmpeIl, we'll known
= = '0n'' Ger % the Disciple denopioasios 81
.0Vs''a !: - and smiseDs = ,heoleisn.
o'sa g be'hsay. vrs'nis, on Sunday nishs.
7" 'he seventy eieh, year of his sre.
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4 l0'nt resolp'iop % psy Miss Clsss
ouHon $4,000 for hsr'exesiioss ID sesscb.
'as 'or missing soldiers. and The public ssion
p '0s nsmes q the same. etc.. psssed ,bee =
senate unsnimously.
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GFSTCrEeA.
'kshE ura~rrigrsd has JUS rc'nrhcd from
the Queen City with = wsii \. lecf.o
"oek'ci the abov~t srlicirS. 10 which ~
INVITES the ssxhsish ~ cinzens 81 Duboi.
sounty. iic ~ chnEdrnt ne can cell bis
goons a. cn"aP rssuy merchant 10 this vi
@niy. His stock Of gsnt.meh'~ Clpthinc
y psrticu'sis fine. Cali end see ior yonr.
,,ves' AZ the b'g brick, north II The Ceurr
House. JoSrptr rEc
Sep,ember 26. 1s63-1v ~r~
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GIT = believed 'thst. Archbishop Psr.
cs'l Of Cincin nsii. win bs The nswIy =.
ps'''ed Cs'iInsiss The next meeting of 10
Cons's'ory 10 Rome. Bishop r. Il nov
senior Archbishop ia America. il "a
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he shisiAetioh octiIhsk him.: 50 you jus
sssss tcid of.his Ps~s hrs~s sus 3 viii q :
The * sad Is. . s,rssk crdsyHsbs mo Nj
sokulI sbon, lie qaIckes,.. U
\ The proposi,io.s seine : isir one. Mr.
sleeper ~ ; 100 r. ssop ssIe man sccbje es
He wss 40 eow.sd. si,hes; and shsreppos
stepped up 70 ,heifse. y nd ssy,pssIy ,,k
ieg tn bear with bD,h his.hands. relieved
Dsbscn rom his Rrsd,esmeni. Tbs hard,
ofshe issssr, though ssdiy stif-rrd y The
'snseiy wiih~ which hey hsd bees. .e)Dehed
iyr.sy rsny hOa,s., we're soon bssedlships %
the *. snd be sppsrensiy nsds sii srepars.
lions Tor giving tLe,osssh blow. md deadly
wogit iymvs been hs, b. slruek, butte sls
sorPrselSf Sleeper. Ne. 6id.aot s,.ike; snd l.
irs further copaer sssior. DoSson ~uue ,he
* upon biz shoulder snt msrched 'awas
"his.iing ss he went, swjtt - much .appa,
rem, indifference sAshe other. lad -shops
when comihe ioih istsIief H.
I1wa nos sIspGi .urnio make lie CO..
sisccsin IN has eries. La vain he rsved.
called and shressened DobsoS wsIkes o.
'ne disappeared. leaving a. sad . prospect
- L'r,ttss<fasi e he himself had for his
supper, supper, Hou'r'ffhTsswadra$s ,snd
sleepef sifl idupd tig,fK s,-bo' peep wisbl
~ Btsin. IA ne ssuise hg snefnoos
'o~essr. Dvssof Supposed ,,a:.,b- Is.sos /
'e w-s Teaching had been shcurhis Iesrncdl
y his psrii I'D %herss ssosgLs,he ls.ssr
you'd willingly forget uAe r,sep,m-n. for
re seke ef sseeo- r6s -,usax Ysr e. e.
s*ed, - ~ ~ .Dgl~ fo~ rssiesedl
'o'h msn and sfar from Q their nov-
n - me SAM instsnf- Sleeper ihoughti'
a'Asr hs'd.cf 'Dbb<sn sof sons time. bu
z rel brvseAlc " irivsd.hips sasu-d. sad.
indeed, the wo brothers hecsne sfrerwsrd-
e,'erf sisndE iehsc--s : ,kas b4fore
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KolBERy---The store Of +. HofI
mann o. the llaysviIle road, was eu .
tered on last Saturday night. Ly fore
ing a window, and over $500 h ~, , / !
ney stolen. besides abont $3.50 II a. a. Z
goods and jewolry- No clue hes bee',
iound to the robbers s.,4 MT. s'' IN
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TFAcisng Governor Mssv her. Of Mon
'ans Territory. bss issust : proclssn slioe
for a State eoavsauon. % 30 held q VIZ.
gipia City March 2S. 70 form STATE GU.
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<. IL The parole of c. plain Semmea. Il l.
ssid hss bern decided 20 be valid BY high
Iers' suthonty. sois i probable 10 viii no,
lbe fritd NT
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w'sDsIIt Pesks n tas been sseer.
'.insd 'ss' xisthilt rid ssils d the Se.,
torn. and sFRs ri 6t's~a snd : halo fsss
rssluA was ;hs'viot sewing % sks vsse ~
th'ress Tss ~ second. has iorce jus,
: spsus n squsT to "a engine of oDs horse
power. 'f s'f' NJ, 49, ...',
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&x16X- - - sssos3 Nttky :
WILLIAM ". PFErFER. respectfully
s"nounces 10 The citizens of Dubois. and
sm'"undInc ronn'ies, ihas he has opsned 4
eaop On Nonh Main street, stn Jasper.
~ae.- ne is prepared 70 DO alilknds u work
= Sadd'eFy. harness making and buggy
u'm"'ng. a stock of saddiesand hsrness
.ep' constantly on hmd frr safe rs low -
.nev can be bought elsewhere. R-parisr
sgos prcmpuy.A he viii be thsnksul los !
sa,'s of public psuonsce. N 4
July 22l. 1465 n.
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hs+Bss'a.sfis. ssiaes.lJ. ,r.... ,,r....es :.
st',s : Repus'isss, 'ssfesrsphed . his psDsr
4 ron q. Nws.Ihingspplha, sns RepahIie.s ps,v
y "hoPelessly disruptsd." tn. Cleveland
Herald sdmisHshnR u Is "st On ed. asSlf.r
!. !. = s.ss s'sf::;;s'',fi!IaF4 s'sifyA!po'Po's'
1sa 'sST'~pstsut Y NSg1 1ra
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.nrThe Louisville grand jury hsvs found
twe biIIs oi iadisimont against Colonel
Thomassoa CommissioDsr of Ffssdmsn's
Du'esu. ipt cbs'scc:ins the course of pebble
|lHslice-
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II.t Is-N r-oS I'M DADDIL~.
Srrh Eas, Chrnnr ~ ~. Pup,ir ~
JASPER. IND
h fFFEsS hi- ti,Hnk. ~ ftrciizens OF ~.
M h'''~ county aua viainsy ~ their. IL
patronage. nod -o!sci's ronhnuanre anc
Extension ~ ,he same feeling "a i llden; ,hs,
he can make ITO inr interest 81 persons III
"snt y any thing II ~ liur ~ h al ul'l
'pm' es his 'notio - ..silrl N profits aad nalcl
"~-- MY 1j.'E2
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sl.rr'so wf1H 1Hk HS4D, 10 .1zk NoR1u.
HfF Dr- IJslias zen FisebwsIIer. 90 ecosss
'r'e German physician. recent Iysied. fesy-
'oeis hss I'll ~bst ke eossidcred seer~,
fos ipetta-&g Mf yess. Or our lie. NJ.
own see vas one hundred and nine. sss'hs
.',fsused tribute 4 % 'he iset that he slvys sler
~Ah tis he,a ss shs Morn, .od.hs rrs,Ddt
his body ss nssrly % possible 10 mevidiso.,
pes'sion. Byshismesns be shousAttht ironl
10 eis:bedys tsecne ssssSe.izss, ssdiIu.
increased she enerey bf The vital principle.
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- There na csssessoss in prissre eir
euls'ipn which .he R'shupnu rimss think,
~o't',y Of ~itrr 'ssne. n represents Mr
'Sh' syn t'redas - pie slsrshold or ,he
'Cons'''o ion. his attitude rnd expression De.
oe'i"e .'xle's ~ p<pIf.,sy. 10 the lore.
r'orrd 'rv 'sg tsnsrs, biz ba7 snt III.
'''r en- ffpf~sen''ng respectively the North
md 'ne S'nT. 1i.s isrsef urAia i. yisor-
"us'y pounding 'he smaller enc. who i.
-'re'essHsih~ ihnd iaolctma II toward sir
'saa~'D 'nd 'i's Ces.'iiu'Ya,and s'rugg cling
s'0'en'n pr' g them. Mr. Johnson b, ks
ou' nPon th- HfUs y snsies eisim.: .Did
'"ye-os ssrr sse M i.k~i 1 shat, Or
hoF'oSi ~ tssrg kIs Ii.slrs 5fo,hes IN 81, !,
m eo'd, and sos ars--she, enid wanr. 4.
'"me ssek srd 'hr r-scrl w.l', ~ him.
Hs.'. seIssify ssldire'hin ogt ,hsre 80
ss's.Fcsiss ~ him y he mud spa saa,s ;.
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.A''stFs'cAs Bar * 8pILDss@--Tse 49,.
prns'rn bridge q Be 'i,ra.n scross he ono
riser from Cincinnati 'cCaviasr,,n. Ken
'ueks, Il ,s's, viii b. The Issess, IL H..
r"a TrPe 's,'iisng'rsis'--prs d 5lfi
fs'' Tni-. ~e believe, + sbvui ihr : srlres
80 ieaeih sfIksie<stSiae - os~r sfl M
ses~ river jss sris~s 'Ass ~. ,sod note
thsn Eve hurd-ed 'sss Longer thsn ~
y endre cyef NfEsi s'rslss. y Grs.,I Br.s.ia.
The tp~sfs IRON = ticA ,Ae eatIess - - 81
suspended wiis be svu Aosdred ieet hieb
ron 'oo ndsnsssi q esp stone. and tIiey Mil
''snd 'f'h' one hum dFea snq leo fss, sboss ibeI
'osr oi 'be opdge.s- h.x .rlps.s r~sr 4
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rusLisHko EVERY SATURDAY. AT JAssE
aso Dpueis COUNTY. IkpIAsA. ny ,r
Cd LEAEN T. ANE
OFFicE-CoRsEs or MAcposAlp Asp
WEsT STEEyrs.

TERMS, TRIs,rLY IN ADVANCE !:
For siy months, 90
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For square ~ 10 lines ~ less. veek al q
ssach suosequent 'nserfl"n, rs crs
Longer adysrt' seae Ms, "a same rste.-
a iryct'on over even square ~ .ouArrs.
counted rss square Th,ss. nre he terms
irr. tfsnsi"at aasrt'i-em.n'; a rensousbie
deduc,ios will bsuafe % .egular advertise
ments.
Notices q 'Fr:s'q'msrirf N ADMINISTRATORS
sn- 'rgsi -no'icer 81 sik- chosatie 10 b.
psisl lis advance. tNni+s i.Nt1i
AsA.JKe'acc 4 spIpATEs;
fss Township oilicsr~. rseh - &I.o0
FeF lvuntvss Z u,p' $50
Fnr b'sfrsct, Circuit. sr Sisie. al $40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-22
A Terrible FirParm

The Government is now having made AZ
Hartford, Connecticut, one hundred battery
guns OF a new invention. Fifty of them will
have one-inch bore and the balance one half
1nch bore. This gun is quite a curiosity 70
look al. The main characteristics of this ter
rible weapon is that II has a series OF barrels,
with a carrier and lock cylinder, rigidly fas-
tened TO the main SHAFT, and rotating sim multa-
neously and continuously by means OF a crank.
the cartridges being fed into the carrier from
the feed boxes, thence driving endwise inte
the rear ends of the barrels. then exploded ana
the empty cartridge cases Withdrawn. without
any pause in the operation. The incessant
Loading and firing are produced by the sim
plest kind OF mechanism, there being less parts
about the gun than in the Springfield musset
This gun can be discharged AZ the rate
or two hundred shots per minute One of
Its features is that there is no recoil which
can affect the accuracy Of the ain. When the
gun is once lighted at given object, the
same aim can be maintained at the will OF
the operator until thousands Of discharges
take place. A lateral train motion OF the gun
may be kept up if desired while the gun is be-
ing discharged, so that a perfect sheet of balls
can be made to sweeps a section Of any circle
within its range As there is no escape of gas
at the breech, all the force of the pow der s ex-
pended IN giving velocity 10 the ball A con-
.slderaiion which is claimed 10 be of the very
nrst importance in this gun, rs that every car
ricge must be either discharged OF withdra wn
from the barrels, thus precluding such results
as were shown on the battle -f1sld OF Gettys-
burg. where OF the 2e,57i muskets collected
alter the battle, 81, 600 were found 10 be loaded
12,Oo0 OF them containing two loads each. and
6,tCo being charged with from three 10 ten loads
each, the cartridges oftentimes being loaded
without breaking them, and many inserted
with the ball down FIRST. The gun is hghtaud
easily transported. One of the sizes now be-
ealibre balls. and weighs 225 pounds The other
size discharges balls Of one Inch caIibre lpipe
ounces In weight and weighs between 500
ana oOO pounds Fhe first named has range
OF about one mile, and the latter upwards OF
two miles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-22

IMPARTIAL SUFFRAGR.-In the legislature
Of Alabama, last week, an amendment was or.
Tered by Mr.. Brooks, OF Lowndes, comforting
suffrage upon every male person twenty -one
years of age, who owns two hundred dollars
worth of property. who can write legibly and
read the State and United States Con stit utious
and who shall have resided in he state one
year, and six months in the county, preceding
the Election in which he offers his vote; pro.
vided that no person who now has the right of
franchise shall be deprived of II by the opera
ton Of the amendment. The proposition was
laid on the table BY q vote of GO to ls.
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AN OPP CAsE.-The Rev Dr. Lincoln, of
Providence, II. l.. announced from his pulpit
some Sun days ago, that tickets TO Newport
and back-a Baptist con invention was sitting at
Newport-couldb be Obtained at a certain store
One of his con gregation obtained a ticket,
went TO Newport, and started on his return
trip. Unfortunately the train did not connect
at Fall River with any train for Providence,
and the conductor insisted upon his fare. The
lay man refused to pay, was put of the cars,
and on his return sued DIR. Lincoln for dam.
ages. He did not recover -I -0I-
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~ Five convicts escaped from the peniten.
tiary at Joliet Ill, on Thursday evening last
by getting into the sewer and creeping into
liberty. The heavy iron which projected the
sewer--both inside, where they entered, and
outside. where they got out--had been sawed
on and taken out by some persons outside the
walls, who no doubt Were in coliusion with
the convicts. As soon rs the facts OF the escape
were discovered, pursuit was made, but the
fugitives were not caught. There are now i.l92
convicts IN the penitentIary-an increase OF
nearly 500 in two years = 2. su.I = ~ -
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~ There was an immersion 10 take place
ON the banks Of a certain river. Several col
ored con yerts had already been baptized, when
the Officiating minister led another into the
water. Moving cautiously into the stream for
q sniiable depth, 1t happened, unfortunately,
tnat the location Of the 'setepping-of place.
was niscalcslated, and all Al once minister
teen or twenty feet deep. The preacher sue
ceeded in clambering back on the ledge OF
rocks without much trouble. but the darkey,
frightened out OF his wits, struck wildly across
he crawied, heavy and weary, upon a log that
projected into the water, and shakiag himsel z
Ike wet dog, and looking back with intense
gwine 70 lose nigger by this foolishness
yetp' ..s4 =. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-22

RIDDEN ON RAIL.-In East Haddam, OF. :,
1ast Monday night, an unpopular ind, vidual
who had made himself Obnoxious to the cIti :
Dsns by improper attentions to q young mar
rled woman who reciprocated them so much
40 to excite comment, was seized AZ her resi-.
dence, ridden on q rail, and 10 the sound of
music, and ferried across the river. promising
to return no more $500 Y tsa = ffIt TIssI =
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gI:aly eats more frogs than Franoe.

~yaIuabIe veins of copper ore nave he.n
discovered in I-onis. connF W no'e ooen
~Tbe bu,, a,n,s ~ -: DE-.
will be bioodiess' Gsit tnohs sna iS,aon S,I1
swords. ----I--r- = '-'-D o'AA'
SA little eirl was h.aIv ,n,nr.a a. 49,
by enow-siids fro,, = ros, 'nJ1ieo IN Dosion
-I,is c.Ion,.,sa s,.. -..s.,1s.
one season. frayersss a. hnnds deSs osiie IN
moor A'e noho1eo miies OF
SxR,c,uora n..
cars ~ Js'esS0onsneo CITY morse
-p s.l.a4
ps.... sohns W oacon 'nis year IN Ten
2Gsnerai Grant has bought bis fA.her-in-
NV iarm, Ten miles from 81. Loais, Tor
ne soyocases OF female suffrage In Eng
iaho are ecuSeiy at work. . TsE E-"I-
~Massachusetts has three negroes in her
IeGislature and three hundred and nfty.four
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DUTCH GAP CANAL The owner of the
farm known as Dutch Gap, finding that the
inland made by the cutting OF Buffers canal
could not conveniently be put to use with
ont some means OF communication with the
main land. has gone to work filling up one end
OF the canal in order to create eanseway and
the great canal will soon be among the things
that Were.-RichRond Dispdtck
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
A 7 T L n TIC N.

A y I N.
KRIss KRIEKJE's HEADQUARTERS.
two THOUSAND POUND AND FRUIT CAKES
am desirous ofinformiog e my customers and the
public that have just received large iayoice Of
BOrelgD and Domertic Con bfectoBsry. Fruits,
Fancy Boxes &c. which am prepared - sell at
greatly reduced prices. Having procured ct great
eIpspse the best wFrkmen and the finest material,
IL is my intention 10 stand before the public un-
rivslled in tie Confectionery business. Ice Cream
81 30 Per gallon, delivered to any portion Of the
city. Gall and see. A. y. P0TENTINI,
de IL ST. 210 PannEY lYAni ave