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AcooaPANyINa PApERs.

The following are the several papers
which accompany the above. The letters
of reference inserted in the foregoing, and
annexed TO the succeeding, are not upon the
originals but are introduced solely for
your convenience in perusing this report.
The subloined paper, headed memorials
dunn, by the hand THAI wrote 1t, bears in
ternaI evidence Of having been furnished
as guide TO some person or persons who
we're expected to fabricate corresponding
testimony:
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Nashville and Chattanooga
r. A / LR O A d
CHANGE OF TIME.

Two nagly Trains Leave Nashville
for Washington, New YORK, ana
all Points East and south. Close
Connections Made az Chatta-
nOoga Morning and Eve
ming for an Eastern and
Southern Cities.
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Upon the Subject of Agriculture

And kindred topics. we shall also give an sH-
tsnsive variety Of valuable and interesting mat
ter-the best adapted to the farming classes o.
our State, which will. in a great measure, sup
ply the place Of family agricultural paper
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STEAM FITTING.

boat, Factory, Hotel and Stationary
Engine work done. Steam Gauges. Steam
whistles. Steam Traps, Globe Valves, all sizes
Guage Cocks, Oil Cups. Air Cocks. Cylinder
Cocks, etc, etc.
feb2l-3m
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SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.

Two Daily Through Passenger Trains,
COMMENCING JUNE Is. 1867.
Loave MEANWHILE. ...... $50 4. NJ I.W P N.
Arrive Dece!ur...............l2.l5 P. n. ~ An
Huntsville ........... 6.55 P N. f'o p. ~
Roth Trains make direct connections at Deca-
tur with NJ. & c. r. II. for Memphis SELMA Mo
bile Jackson, and Nicksburg. Miss, New Or-
leans La, and all intermediate points.
Leave Deoatur,.-............... $50 NJ b.20 p NJ
Arrive Nashville............. 30 P. N. li:1O p NJ
Roth Trains connect ut Nashville with L. Z n.
4 r. for the East North and Northwest.
Splendid sleeping Cars At
tached 10 all Night Trains.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
Columbia Accommodation Train
Daily, except Sundays.
Leaves Columbia at...~."'.','''''-' o o.6S a. A.
Arrives az Nashville at...-''.'-'-'''' 80 ~ = ~
Leaves Nashville at..----' .'..'.-.-''' 49, - r -
Arrives Al Columbia at....-...''-'--..' o.oi r ~
For through Tickets and other inioIm,al6l9 "a !!
pIesee apply At the Office Of the Nashyllle wy
transfer COMPANY Northeast corner Of summer
and Church streets. and at the Broad ouoe'
Depot. Nashville, Tennessee.
4. b. VAN DYNF,
iapg7 General Superintendent
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THOMAS GARTLAND, GARDENER,
il West of Cumberland Hospital, near Broad
street, is prepared to supply the ehOicest-Plants,
BOuauets and cut Flowers, suitable for Festivals
and Parties, at moderate prices Parties are
invited to examine the stock at the Garden or
orders left at the drug store Of w. J. x G. W.
smith, corner Vine and Church streets. will
eceive early attention,
may23 3m-sp.
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CARVER COTTON GINS
AT
MANUFACTURER's PRICES

WE HAVE ON HAND A FULL SUPPLY
w Of tEese Gins 40 so and 50 saws All cot
ton factors know the superior finish and style
that the Carver Gin gives TO every sample Of cot
ton. It does not chop or nap the staple, but
shows the lint, its full length, and preserves the
style.
Send for circular.
GEO. c. ALLEN a CO.,
Agents for f. CARVER x CO..
Corner College and Broad sts-
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NON MILLS
FLOUR.

VATEKEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND THIS
w Flour in barrels aud sacks, which will be
sold on as favorable terms as other first class
brands Every package warranted in the com
mon aeeeptatiOn of the term, and then warranted
not to be sent back to the merchant
GEO. G. ALLEN K CO,
iy7 6m Sd Corner College and BrOsd sts.
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rsw HHEa sal
EewtabIfshed fn I9 sc.
8 t tEH
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-08-14

THURSDAY MORNING, April IS, 1867
DEAR SIR A telegram calls me to Phila-
delphia, and / go on the eleven o'clock A.
NJ. train. /, therefore, send you an en-
veope, in which you can send me by mail
your statement.
l hope you will be able to put in the
Office this evening, so that l can get it by
next Monday.
Wishing you every success, 1 am truly
yours, j. M. ASHLEY.
At and after the word " statement"
above, the words incorporating the
verbal, " are stricken studiously out.
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PLANTS, BOUQUETS,

UT LO w Il H . /.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-08-14

TOLEDO, ONO, April IS, 1S67-MY
DEAR SIR: On my return home to-day
found your favor, and the promised state
ment enclosed. expect to be in Wash
ington on Thursday, and will see you thai
day or the next morning.
Truly, your friend. JIM. ASHLEY.
c. A. Durham. Esq, Washington, D. c
This letter seems to have come here in a
common envelope, superscribed &C. A
Durham, present" which is much pocket
soiled. The same applies to the follow
inc
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April 26, 1S67.-DUNHAM 1t is all
right The matter will rest for the present,
or till the thing is argued in May.
You will not leave the city ad interim.
Mr.. A will return next week, when any
other matters will be adjusted
Yours, W. B. M.
This is written on small scrap, in ink,
superscribed &C. A. Durham, present"
On still smaller, and much soiied scrap,
in pencil, but evidently by the same hand,
is this memorandum, or explanations;
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SATURDAY, A. My June lst, 1867
DEAR SIR: Your note IS Just received.
Let your counsel act as they deem best,
taking advantage of every legal point
which may be presented. / think the
course proposed by them is all that We
want.
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This note is not written in ink, but in
pencil, and, though dated "House Reps"
is upon a hslf-sheet of plain note paper,
apparently torn from some note which had
been carried in the pocket 1t comes here
in an envelope, superscribed, in pencil, &c.
A. Durham, Esq, Prison" This envel-
ope shows, also, some apparently idle serib-
blings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-06

TIE ENGLISH AYERS ON THE PRxsfppNr.s
MEssAGK.-Copieps extracts from Presidsnt
Johnton's message. which were received m
London by cable, were published in the Eno.
lish papers yesterday. In Commenting on
these extracts the Times has the foIiow,n.-
"Tbe message shows that Mr. johnson nas
learned nothing. He transcends himself IN
mpudencs. He regards has once as absoiu.s
soverelgns do their prerogatives. lie forfe,,s
all respect. 1t is hard 20 see where the ho,,.
OF tho American people lies, between Johu sao
on one side and Stevens on the other !,
Other jourLals use similar language on the
message to the Alabama claims, coupled WITT,
Lord Stanley q dispatch to Mr.. Ford on IN
same subject, created considerable distrust In
financial circles. 80
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The Southern Csnventsus

In the Alabama reconstruction convention
the article on franchis is amended so that All
from holding ONCE under the proposed amend. !.
ment TO the constitutiOR, known as the four
teenth article, and those who nave been dis
qualified from registering TO vote for delegates
70 the convention except those persons who
AIDED the reeonstruction proposed by Congress
and accept the political eq uaiity of all men be-
fore the law. provided that the General AS.
sembly shall have power TO remove the disa.
oiitles incurred under this clause. The CON.
Vention was engaged all day yesterday con.
sidering the constitution. The final vote on
It's adoption was taken late last evening, and
resultcd-yeas 81, nays ~. Absent and not
voting %. The convention Will probably ad
journ to-day. -
The Conservative con vention Of Georgia met
In macon yesterday. Hon. B. II Hill was
elected President. The constitutional CON ven
ton OF Louisiana on Wednesday proposed q
resolution that the per diem and compensa-
uon OF moere be reduced one- half after the
tnlrtieth DAY from assembling. The avss aud
nays were called. and the resolution va, lost
AZ TO 81. =
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TIE ALABANA CLAIMS are now mn; n;a..,n
expressed itsslf dssirous Of an arni,r.s,on
Among the claims persistinkiv pr.ssed' A..
those Of the ever-present and ac,iys j a. a va
.PectoTaI, Sarsaparills, Agne Uure. ana p,iis
In transit for Oregon, ,-Vsncouverss Hama
ARD Russian America, destroyed on ihs anas
schmidt on the cosst Of South America. So
sre snoat on ajpcst every sea; and tnis fir~ !.
frequently caught between the upner ana
Ieiher milistonss OF consendins nations. Rn,
and TO get them RspsbIieas, WasAi.oton. D' -
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GRAsr MARINA =. Nxv yopw

THI GRAsr MsErISe IN NEW YoRK.-Tbe
on Wednesday night by q very large audIence
OF ladies' and gentlemen, in response 20 . call
ior mass meeting tor the purpose Of nominal
ing General Grant for President Mr.. A. T
stewart presided over the meeting and
speeches were made by Hon. Francis Il. Out
un 6, 0t neral Sickles, Hon. Lyman Trsmaiue
and Mr.. Chittenden Resolu ion were adoDted.
Ihatin the Judgment ofthis meeting, represent
ing all the great In 'erests OF nation al ustry
the public sentiment Of the country uumis.
taEaoiy pndicates ITS choice for the office OF
Chlei NJ Maeiurate, and that In accordance here
VIVID, ana relying with perfect con 6denc on
the So gacity jud gmeni, PER- istent enerey. and
nnfalterinR patriotism, so strikng,y displayed
throughout his whole civil and military career
we present General ULYSSES 5. Grant as rhe
candidate OF the loyal Union people OF Nav
YORK for the ONCE OF President OF the United
States. That the president of this Meeting
nave authority 70 appoint twenty -four citi
zens, who, with himself, sh all form standing
com mi tee. with power 10 take measures 70
enectuais the objects and purposes Of this
meeting" 70 - - -
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SEINE HAULERs OvERHAuLpp.-Compla
having been made aeainsta compsuy of Ball.
mofdseine-hscisrs, nshiDe In N lies river, ths'
nan what Is required by law. Cons IN Ole Mad :
COZ seized tbeir seine and boat. aud Jusuoa
harper passed ia teement against tnem, auc
sold. The talK on SATURDAY. was that tssv
would sppeei 20 the Circuit Court from me dc :
cision or the magtstrate. The captain OF th.
company calls himself Nicholis'Hartman-
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- Dr.. Do Lewis, OF Lexineton, Ns.s n.
lately ADOPTED two daughters, ore of -
vss lately slave, and is nearly pure vbiss
The Ontario papers are aeita1 AZ for ,s.
abolition Of newspaper postage Wv 'os
~rhe sxperinent OF co. co.ooer.a~.,
amope the poor OF Cieyeland. ts orovt.s = ss..e
" Successful. Twelve OF thsee orssa.sa.S
IA nave e oesn a, formed, and are aow s-ins czrr.ea
hose concerned A few here nkrpt - sssss.. -
~. ssseess-
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numbers. e
81 Mr.. James Bennett, OF Lexington XIV.
has elePed with his twelfth bride. . : -
- Cheap soap kitcheus have hssu cu...a
for the winter In several quarters of Paris
0Js1 Davis Exc cufise Mansion is propos. /.
80 70 De cn an geo lnto ireedmen's school house
!: ~ The Ieveesabove New Orleans ara nros an
sevefaf pfsces. ana very snaky.
- imtriyr 'nss are pouring Into the Easssrn
- Frupcis Gall. . storekesper az 3,s,,,
ru oown stars, on Sunday night aud braks
me- nesk' dc leaves wife and aasghtsr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-06

GRArf roR PRBerDHNT.-rhe London
Times, after reviewing the probable drift o.
OF political parties In Amsrcs, says
1he more probable course appears 20 De tnss
me moderate Republicans will free the "a sci ' vet
!Iom me olsasfous leadership under which
tbey have suffered. and IN aiiiapce win res
besi men now IN once and under the prest-
oeney OF some cand date OF practical wisdom.
sucn as General Gram, viii offer terms OF Re
construction which may admit all the msu
oers OF the nation 10 participatiou 10 its poli-,-
cal lie without riskiDe the results OF the erea;
war 80
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FROM EUROPE To. DAY.
Cessisn Of the Tale Of st. Thsnas-Arress
Of Fenian -.-.-

IDv O~"so " tU0 hSSVcIh0u rfesS
LONDON. Dec 6.-The Londoa Times has so
eoltor al this morning on the subject Of the sai e
OF the Island Of ST. Thomas to the u ted States
1t is pleased with the transfer ana hopes me
sanitary measures Of the Americans will ex.
nneuie the causes of the coataGioue fever
n1en are 20 prevalent In that island.
VIII lam Hogan was arrestedi in Birminpham
Yesterday afternoon, for completely IN the re-
cent fenian operations. The police have ben
on his track for q considerable time, thou d
re bas suceeeded in eludiBg them. 1t is a..
le cd tAat Hogan is the person thar furnish ed
the arms 70 the mob which rescued the Feniau
prisoners, Kelley and Deasy, from the police
authorities at Manchester
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Especial Despatch to the Start

-"rNco wants Cuoe, aDo thinks 1s ,O0O
Men csn Take It.
lspeciaI Despatch to the Start
HAVANA, Dec. 4 BY tbe steamship san Il :
ago, hich reached this pos. about mtdaigh., {,
We learn from ST. Thomas that the DAMS d
Commission bad sfrivrd from Earops. in
siruc,so to deliver the Island 70 the UBi ed
States. IN accorance nth ne purchase slim
lstiope agreed on hy rne 0ov-rpnents OF the
two countries. The u. =. war steamer Sus.
qprhaDBa was a. 81. Thomts on the d1ry 10 IL
raid OF accepting tie transfer. Tls cession OF
The t~rri:ory is comphted for the originally
named, S7,sD,CCo In gold, 10 be paid oy tn-
United Stats.
The tai or Lorez has published another
document attempting 20 establish his iupo.
cencs, n ctaims o. st he b bas IN mis- posses sIon
sacred proofs 10 that effect ThA embaInasr
who osaserated the remains OF MsximIian.
and tramcEed in the relics oftne deca ased. h "a
been pr~sSntsd as a common ,hief. The relics
had, however, been mostly destroyed at racu
bay Q. ith the consent Of Vice Adniral Te.
eeIhon. -s b., 800 = - : . -
The suction sale OF Maxiniiian's rura, e..
ta'es had been ann ulled and the properly re-
turned to the original proprieiors.
A monster banquet had oksn place in the
city OF Mexico. The affair vas 9 maguid cen
one. In the course Of bis speech, GeneYal Es.
cooedo made spec ial reference TO Ouhs. He
stated that nfeen thousand men could take
tbat Island 1854 = - .
There were rumors that extensive enlist.
ments Will be mad: In fact q com men cement
is reported 10 have been made. t...s .-
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The Mississippi Csnventfsa.
Especial Dispatch 70 the Stari
NICKsBUR8, Dec 5-There IS now no dsuo,
that the Con nyention has been carried In Me
siss,ppi ......r.s q . 80.


NEW YORK, uec. ga fre occurr.d th.
moInin g At 2Si Washington street, occupied by
knickerbocker Il COOK rs coffee and spice fac
tory Lose on stock and building, S3nOOO:
insured. The hre spread to the adjoining
building. occupied by Connant & 90 frait
dealers. Loss. $1,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-06

hhhsso iron ehe Lakes 70 WashinRtsn. D.
railroad convention, for the purpose NJ.
slolpg In the completion OF direct rall nav
comm unfcafiou between the capital OF the
nafion and the northwestern Sta,ee via NE
Potomac Valley, Haeerstown. MaryIsnd.
Louoon, 4 ort I-ittieton, Fort Shirley, Tyrone
Sity, ano CleArheld, 20 Erie, Dunhirh. an6
bunaIo, met IN the courthouse In HuIans-
don, Novem Der Is, 1867, when John Winnu, :
son, ESQ was called 20 the ceair: Hon DAVID
Ciarkson, Ger. r. II. Lane, ana T. Seven an
pointed Vice Presidents, and Robert Genre.
X. Is: feterkin, and p. NJ. Lyle, Esks se-
Iected SECRETARIES. The Chairman hasfnr
etateo me object OF the meeting. it was re-
solved tni John Doueherty, j. :. Stewart. X
b. fe,erkn, W. h. Leas, and T. Z Orb,son Dc
= committee 70 boild railroad from the Cam
oefiand alley railroad. via L.oudon 10 Frspr
lin county, and the Aueo " ick VaIiey, In X upt-
ingdon county, to the Pepneylvauis Railroad
and present the same 20 the Leeislature or
Pennsy lvepis, and also to cali public me~f
inet sucn times and places 40 they nav
deem advts able On order % secure copcert %
ecpon oy ne friends OF this work ana effect in
success. a map was exhibited 20 the mee;ips
oy winch appeared thar snly two links are
wanting 70 enect direct railway comuupfcx-
non from ths lakes 70 Wash tngton by viii n
western travellers will be sa we'd one huudreo
miles; the one 10 the link above meut tioued
aoont fory vs miles IN length. and the other
10 nom Cloardell to the Bu ffsIo and ir,e Rn,l
road, near the Phiiadelphia and Erie Railrosa-
about thirty nj co In length The trade on ne
West lndiee and the Southern Atlantic Sts,es.
and that Of the lskee, could then interchxnre
oy short and direct comm nicanon -pAaw-
OeTsbSrg pa REPOSITORY.
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Mixed Marriages.

Especial despatch TO tho Starl t..
lHDIANAPoLIs, Dec. The Criminal Court
here has decided that the State law forbiddins
marriages between the whites and blacks ,s NOT
made NIL by the United States OWL Rights
Law. The case will be taken TO the Suprems
Court,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-06

FkEp. DOUGLASS ron RPREsIDENr.-Tbe N.-
YORK Church Union comes ont strongly ip "a
Ior OF Fred. Douglass 40 the rep ublscau can
oioate Tor President. Ii gives a variety ofrex
cons why ne should be nominated, and thins.
Z Ssn De eiecteo more easily than any other
radical candidate. II says sstAe vhile ms,
cannot be frosted In this emergency, " II thin =,
Douglass could carry every Southern Stx,S
ne entire Western States, inclnding Ohio, anS
all New England -"~
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AGAINST CoNrRAcTIos.-Mr.C Cattell intro.

AGAINST CoNTRACTIoN.-Mr. Catteil intro
duced in the Senate TO- day, joint resolu ton
Ieferred TO Finance Committee) suspendng
the section OF the act OF April 18th, 1866. pro-
vIding that the Secretary Of the Treas.
ory may retire and cancel Uuitsd States
notes TO the extent Of four millions Der month
Inc resolution further directs that there sha
oe no IuI'ner contraction until Congress shall
ake further action on the subject
SPRoPosED LoAS.-Nr. Corbett fntroducsa
IN tue Senate to-day, resolution which was
agreed TO. pnstructIng the Committee ON Fl.
nance To- 70 ina uire into the expeciency OF report
ne a bill TO authorize the Secretary Of In.
Treasury TO contract loan and issue
nonds OF the United States for the
:. me, redetmable At the. pieasure of the
government after twenty years and pavanIs
IA forty yearr, yearlng interest Mt the rate OF
nveprr cent: pei annum, principal and in tersst
pasacie IN goId corn, and to place the SANE
upon ,nr ma, ke. for the purpose OF redeem,
twentiee as they mature - w
lNTiR RSAL RHvENUs.-The receipts from
shis source to-day were SOFA ,aaI.67.
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PEKsoNAL.-Hon. Frederick Smytb, of N
Gen. I. w. Egan. OF MY; Hon. John b
Haskins, Of N. ", and Col. T.. b. Taylor, OF
Nebraska, are at The National Hotel. .--.AI-
exander Rives. Of Va; Ju dge Field, of n Y:
COLI q Shields, of Richmond Whfa; Gen. M NJ
lord, internal Revenue Assessor, of Rich
mond. and Albert X. q Quisnei, OF Frauca are
OF Nevada, IL a. the Kirdgo House.
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EHam Havana

HAVANA, Dec 5-The Government has An
thosized the Spanish Bank Of Havana to in
crease its capital, and TO establish bran nches a,
Matanzas, Villa CLARA. and Puerto Pripeipe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-06

&Hsrtford. OF, mas nearly eon,,.,.u !.
ehcso0 tehcoi hoste. capable Of an,omma
dsh.g soopupils. IL Is model euiidias 70 Of i;s
kind. =" '~
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New York Market

new York, Dec. s.-Flour 10aeo cents bet.
ter. Wheat LAP cents better Corn Iao cts
better. Oats hrmer. Pork dull; Mess, s2L.65
Lard dull at 12Ka13c. Barley scarce and
advancing. Cotton hrmer at I6kal7e for
Uplands. Freights steady. Turpsntlne 54.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-06

TnK WHITE HousR.-The regular meeting
Of the Cabinet was held 10. day all the mem.
oers present, and the session continued until
amer two O'Clock Ameng those who called to
see tne President this forenoon were Senator
Harlan Representatives Randall, Robinson,
and others. . ~
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The Amendments t. the Tennessee Fran.
chise Law.

TSPeCIoI DIsPatCn 20 th6 Staf.J
NASHVILLE, Dec. 5-The BILL which removes
al DISABILITIES for holding once or sitting on
1uIies on account Of color or race, passed Its
second reading IN the House. after an excited
discussion oi three days, by the decisive vote
OF so to Is.
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LIST OF LITTIRS
RRaAINI' II TAk
WAsHIEGION tITY POST OFFICE
Friday. December 8, ls6

tOEFICIALLY PUBLISHED IN THE PAPRR
AAgING The LARG EST ejaculation \
aTTo Obtain any OF thee letsefs the applicant
-sli for "A lvertised Letters' give the dat
Of the h-t, and pay one cent Ter Advertising
ay- n not o. fcr within one month they viii be
sLt {. ths Ieaa Letter once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-06

PARTISAN FUNERALS In Paris the peon,.
are ourAd BY a company who take chxrre 30
All funerals. 1hts company iucIpde- eishr
nupdred persons. and IL employs several han !.
dred horses. All these horses are either nlsss
or white.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-06

The Asnyille, X. l.. Manufactur,.r
Conpsny Rave reduced the wages OF Their
opeaaaNes nftsen Der cent Ths refucfiou
som enceo or monday last. TIE Operative.
IN the mills at Sistersyille and Pores a. he ss ~.
oeen notlned that their wages will be red uced
next month. Full time is 20 bs run
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TIE ROMAN QuBsrIoE.-In the Ens,isb
said Lord Stanley refused 70 20 IN 70 tns 10y
posed conference for the settlement of the n
msn q question until the basis likely % h. 49,
oy me great fewers had been prsvious,v
susmlitec In the Corps Isesislatif vests ra.y
evening the debate on the Roman ouse'.o,
" was contin ued. M. Roubier said IN =, Sxssron,
France, Italy could not have "a we'd Rem. Sror,
revolution. W. He ""1