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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-17

Gold closed in New York yesterday
at 1885.
Charles F. Dana died suddenly at Boston,
on the 10Th, or throat disease
The members of Congress are beginning
to arrive at Washington. to-look after
apartments for the Winter. -
jeremiah Smith, of Dover, has been ap-
pointed by the Governor of New Hamp-
shire to the vacancy on the bench in that
State of Supreme Judge.
General Fitzpatrick, Minister to Chilli, has
for the third time rendered, his resignation
of his position In the army, which is Cap
tain in the First Artillery 1t is probable
that it will now be accepted.
Major Pierce, the officer who. at Cam
den, Ark, for some offensive article pub
lished by an editor, destroyed a printing
Office, as been reduced in rank to q cap
taincy, is to forfeit all pay for one year,
and be reprimanded in general orders.
1t is understood that the object of Beau
regards visit to the President and Gen.
Grant was to have restored to him certain
lands which he owned near Mem phis and
which are now occupied by the Freed
mems Bureau officers.
The State Department has published a
SCRASs Va uotcSs Al PdiuPHleJ 10TH on the
Russian Arnerican ira ding ross, 9wldc h
may prove Of Interest to those contem-
plating a settlement in our new posses
sions.
serious acc ident OCCURRED on he Lon
don and Hampshire Railroad, on the 18th
inst, near Leesburg. The engine and
baggage cars were thrown down an en-
bankment stwenty-one, feet, . and We're
completely destroyed. The passenger car
remained on the track. Mr.. Peacock was
seriously injured.
The Railroad Conference at New York
on the 18th was quite harmonious, and
the accord is complete between the Great
Trunk lines as tosrates. The project OF con-
soiiiation OF the earnings was partially
discussed, but no result arrived at.
The President has returned Ger. Sickles,
application for Court of Inquiry to the
War Department, with his disapproval
and the reasons therefor. The principal
reason is. that the General had already ap-
pealed for redress to the bar ft,f psstIic
opinion. AS the public generally sus taln-s
ed General SckIes, 1t is not at all likely
that lie wi ask further vindieation at the
hands OF The President. 80 fs,v,
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Agents for the Journal.

JAMES l.. THORNTON, Princeton, Ind.
Capt. LEVI FERGUSON, Petersburgh, Ind.
HARRY r.. SMITH, Washington, Ind.
w. j. l.. HEMMENwAY, BOOnville, Ind.
q. K. DEBRULER, Newburgh, Ind.
JOHN NJ. LoCKwOoD, Mt. Vernon, Ind.
]. NJ. FOSTER, Fort Branch, Ind. ~-.
]. w. WEAvER, Poseyville, Ind. sE
8. B. CoRwIN, So1nerville, Ind.
Capt. WHITING. Cynthiana, Ind.
Z. j. ROGERS, New Harmony, Ind.
@. A. HARPER, Owensvtlle, Ind.
HARVEY bond, Hazleton, Ind.
THos. MCCUTCHEN, Sandersville, Ind.
URBIN MARRS. Black Hawk Mills, Ind.
They will also receive and forward to us
orders for Binding and Job Printing. 49,
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No Side Issues.

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Our Republican exchanges, coming
tosus since the election, have. various
theories as 10 the cause of the heavy
losses in Ohio and Pennsylvania.
But with the exception Of d very few
impracticable, there is general una
nimity Of sentiment IN favor ofIcast-
ing aside all unnecessary issuesTrand
making 1.-The SfghtoinT the appfo5
Presidential contest upon the loyal
reconstruction of the Southern States.
This is the great work which the sue
cessful termination of the war left for
the Republican party to do, and it's
recreant FORTS mission when 1T neg
lects this for other measures, of ques-
.tionable expediency OF necessity.
There general demand that; side,
issues and impracticable hobbies be
discarded, and that a sharp aud
decided fight be made with nthe
Democracy upon the settlement of
Reconstruction. Upon this ques-
ton, unembarrassed BY thesvarious
isms which have sought to be fasten9
ed upon the Republican party. we
cap go into the campaign Of 1868, and
rally around our candidate for the
Presidency the loyal hosts, which, lin
1864. placed ABRAHAM LINCOLN in
dhe White House, and which, in 1866,
the. treachery of ANDREW
JOHNSON by such sweeping majorities,l
in support of Congress. ogThe peop,e
of the Worth, who carried the nation
spceeAAlly through the war of,e-
bellion, EwlflEG6t trahsfeE tkeaadmn;s
.tration of thee &overnment to the
rcontrei of the DCopperheadsssunless
;driven Oft by the folly Of extr emists. |
- u = tssres-rrat kassa $500 y
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Important to Advertisers.

The circulation of the JOURNAL IN
the. City sof EE'vonsuille is three times
as large as that of any other nescspa-
per.
Or circulation an Indiana and
Illinois is greater than any other ne,os-
paper published IN this City.
III Ke4tkekyGs Is more than all the
other EransriUe papers combined.
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LITERARY Matters.

THE rumor, is rife, that ANNA Cora
MowATT RITcHIEi is to re-appear
upon the boards next Spring,
MATILDA HERON mrs sroEPpEELI))
is living quietly in New, York, and
has no intention, it is said, of filling
engagements this season. s4s.,{
SEvENTY-FIvE hundred volumes of
LoNGFELLow's sDante " have al
ready been sold, and the demand is
increasing for it. This is altogether
the largest sale ever made in this
country of book so expensive, an d
of such character. l
The CHARLES DICKENS fever has
already commenced at Boston, and a
story is told of one enthusiastic old
fellow who wanted to subscribe for
seventeen season tickets to the course
of readings provided the price was
not to be oyer 800 a ticket.AT
LITTELL s7LIyING AGE-the Oldest
and most celebrated of the eclectics
continues to bring us the choicest
specimens of foreign current Itera !,
ture. LIrTELL furnishes, eyeryweek,s
sixty-four double columned pages of
letter-p which, for most readers,
unites the freshness of original mat
ter with the superiority attainable
only by judicious selection. Boston:
LITTELL & GAY.
,A9ia Lon dotf dfHngratable MrHt1p3.
WORTH .~DIxoN's accounts of Nor
monism and Spiritualiismn in in America
were alluded to, when \ Dr.. j. P.
THoMpsoN, Of Of New York. Who. Was.
present, fetortei very justly that
Utah was a. sort of Botany. Bay of
Christian Europe. and that Mormon
ism lives by immigration from Eng
land. His English listeners were
fairly discounted U01 = YaKgOTri
GREEN-RooM gossip at New York,
says that EDWIN FoRREsT is soon to
marry the young actress. Miss LILLE.
as the playshinss style herswho has
been supporting him at the Broadway.
She is twenty and the tragedian over
sixty. She was left an orphan, and
FORREST took her as an, infant, and
reared her. He adopted her at first
as his daughter. but asahis and her p
affections lchanged in character, .he,is 4
to make her his wife. g y = 81 a ], u !
Our of nine donations of books to
Knox College Library, Illinois, five
were composed of volumes of public |
documents, three-of- proceedings.
of societies, catalogues and
and 8 one of Eve vol ]
umes of the Congressional Globe
These will be pleasant light reading
- e-'G wy w. ,S1.gi Gvh xAoAaala
GEN. LEWIS oWAsUACE and shisat
wife, now at their home III ACraw-
'ordsyille, ,Ipdiana, have been lately |
leVoting themselves to literature.
The NoYenber number of sHaper's /
- tfAsEs
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40 WALL STREET, NEW YORK.
BRANCH oFFICE-No. 9 WEST THIRD ST..
1855 CINCISNATI. f-f t.. ...-.
+ CASH ASSETS EXCEED $4,000 900.
Dividends as large as those of any other
Life Insurance Company.
Security to Policy Holders E1ceed that OF
any other Company. =
You can loan the accumulation from the
Company at any time. For an Agency
apply to j. b. SIpDALL
General Agent for Ohio and Indiana,
g. No. q w. Third St., Cincinnati, Ohio.
An Agent wanted in this county. locl7
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THE Repabtiespy1ofl iowa boast

THA RepubfiespsJof, Ipwapbosst
that they had to contend with all
kinds 81 kfde& issues ii The recent
elections in that State, to say nothing
about the apathy in. their, ogn ranks.
But Notwithstanding these diAicdities
the party was triumphant 10y anna
jority of at least twenty FIVE thousand,
and four fifth majority in the Legs
lature' -s1inG'3 rSIeT0I
NaLLANDIGHAM's Endorsement by
the Butler County Democracy for
United States Senator, shows that he
is in the arena, and designs centest-f
ing for the prize. We anticipate
sharp struggle between him and
THURMAN. and PENDLEToN. VAL.
claims it on account of long service.
THURMAN was promised it in case he
made a good Gubernatorial race.
PENDLEToN vaspires Von general prin-
ciples and past fidelity.
.R bcs s3Lse4L- 90 rome f1--st 'tEev5 a
n BEN. BUTLER has been writing to
a gentleman in1NewN York city, and
says his opinions eare. Democratic as
was Democracy before it. became Con-
seryatism. q BEN. thinks the. Democ1
racy must look to the Radical Repub- |
lieaa party-fer-a-resnscitation-ofi it's
true principles I This billing and
cooling between BEN. and some of the /
Democracy, looks little suspicious.
ShouldsGen GRANr'be th q -Republ-A
can nominee for President, we shall |
not be .surprisedtoSsee BEN go over
to the Democracy. i-ss as.4rQ
Oo.e0cs - lhTl1At
The receipts of a single hotel, at
Saratoga during the lspast season
amounted to s7sO,00o, ofswhich ,-one-a 2
third may, be computed as apreft. .
About 81 600, 900, it is. estimated, has, .
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1Nogaztae is to contain an article by
each; the lady writing the "Confes-
sion of Weak Minded Woman, -
giving her very interesting adventures
in trying to get a poem published,
and the General writes and illustrates
an article on the Mexican silver
mines, which he pre- empted year or
so agoin Northern Mexico, but which
he has not been able, as yet, to work
SHAKESPEARE, q it 8 seems; is now
credited with the discovery of the
law of gravitation, about which there
has been so much dispute with refer
ence to- NEWTON and PASCAL. "A
correspondent Of the Pail Mall Gaz-
cite directs attention to the following
passage in '.Troilus and Cressida, :"
which is certainly remarkable: .ers g
'.sBntthe strong base and building OF my
Is as the very centre OF the EARTH. e ' g.
Drawing all things TO 1t. =. 49, l,.i IS sg,i.5
WEsTEsNrJoURNALt OF MEDICINE.
We have received from the editor,
PIT pr PFARyfs, the October number
of one of the leading medical jour
nails of the Mississippi lValley-The
Wes'era journal Tofss Nedicisss,a pub
ished at Indianapolis The present
number will be found especially USE
ful-to the medical profession, and
not without interest to. the general
roo1o ~ Efoi 9tHe Eo1 bGE Lsg!-a9T IL
IeausI.E EJLlk = NA.1 Ha II ~
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THE AMERICANvLAW REyIEW.-
Messrs. LITTLE, sBRowN & Co. de

/ THE AMERICANvLAW REVIEW
Messrs. LITTLE. BRowN & Co, de-
serve the thanks of the entire Illegal
profession in this country for the ad-
mirable manner in which they are
conducting this new and needed
forensic quarterly. In the number fer
October there are Ewel, prepared pa
pers on Liability as Partners Rail-
road Legislation; Chief Justice Shaw;
United States Circuit Court; Selected
Digest of State Reports; review of
Cordy Jeaffreson's book about law
yers; list of new law books pub
lished in, this country and England
since last July, and a summary of
legal events.
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Notice. g. r9ls'n' ssa
I'm CONSEQUENCEO DEATH

Of lanes = cov a. ~ ar,,a ~ - -
humphrey, 1t is necessary that the bust
ness of the firm be settled as soon as pos
slLle; therefore, persons having claims
against the hrm are requested TO file them
with me Immediately for payment and
those indebted to MS will please come for
ward anu settle. II. M. HUMPHREY.
ness at the old stand, No. IL North Water
Street. I'm. HUMPHREY N co.. {
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
" The Pen Is Nightier than the .S,oorc1."
THE GOLD PEN,
Best and Cheapest of Pens.
MORTONS GOLD PENS.
The Best Pens in the World.

For sale at No. 25 MAIDEN LANE.
New York, and by every duly appointed
Agent at the same prices.
Morton makes no Pens stamped with
the Name or Trademark OF any other;
therefore, where an Agency is established,
the public Will be best suite 4, and at the
Same prices by calling on the Agent; In
all other places those wishing the Morton
Zen must send to Headquarters, where
their orders will receive prompt attention,
II accompanied with the cash. y
A Catalogue, with full description of
sizes and prices, sent on receipt OF letter
postage.
A. MORTON.
ocl7 d&w6m eltuf RAJ.
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In Bankruptcy.
Y1yHrs rs no GIVE NOTICE. Oh at On

TvfES rs TO GTyE NOTICE. Oh at on
Il the 18th dayfof October AID. 1867, a
the estate ofCaFSfn q. Couch, OF Evafis-
Vile, in the county. of Vanderburgh, and
State of I.dIana, who has been adjudged
payment OF any debts and delivery of any
property belonging To such bankrupt To
him, or for his use. and the transfer OF any
property by hun, ~ for Ridden by law that,
meeting OF the CT editors OF the said bank
rupt, to prove Their debts and to choose
held at Court of Bankruptcy to be hold
en- AT the Office OF Charles III. Butterfieid,t
on Tn1rd street, between Locust and Main
District, before Charles III. Butterfield,
Register. on the 9TH day of November,
AID. 1867, al 10 O'Clock M
~ LII T. IL BEN. j. SPOONER, r7-z-
- Us. Marshal, District OF Indiana
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Notice.

THE STOCK HOLDERS OF THE
l. Evansville r5as-Light Company will
take noticefthat the regular annu Al cleo
ton for three Directors, 10 serve for the
pany's Office ON tie Nth inst. between the
hours OF and O'Clock PM n9JgaI fl
HERMAN JUNKER, Secretary.
oclsdA 81 IL HOT
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Editorial Notes.

SOME of our contemporaries have a
large fund of elegant phrases to apply
to persons and things they dislike.
One of the evidences .oflthis is found
in late number of the Milwaukee
Sentinel, which styles the Chicago
revenue detectives. who have been
vexing the Milwaukee distillers of
late, skunk City Gorillas.
TIE citizens fofn Bangor, Maine,
have become somewhat excited be-
cause potatoes have advanced in their
market to ninety-five cents and one
dollar. If some of these Yankees
could visit our market and see the
prices we pay for potatoes they might
have good reason for surprise.
The Boston Journal reports that
Mrs. AMY Adds, Of Brattleboro,
Vermont, is in mourning. for daugh-,
ter who died few days since at the
age of eighty. The old lady is only
ninety-seven, and retains her facul-
ties and her interest in current events
to a remarkable degree AT the age
OF twenty-five = seventy FIVE years
ago-she was left widow with four
children. s. fEurs Is sucb
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OUR commercial columns contains
JAY COOKE & Co.'S circular relative
to the counterfeit Seven Thirties,
Western Hog prospects, Chicago Pro-
duoe reviews, sIronton IIron 1markst5
the, spirit of the New York Dry
Goods trade, and markets from all
commercial centres. -. - = !. !. - =
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/. Classic Greece is progressin .
steadily in prosperity. The Kingdom
now numbers one million and a half
souls. Agriculturally, it is fast be-
coming magnificent garden of olive.
fig and orange plantations. The
Government support an agricultural
school and model farm, and other
wise promotes the agricultural devel-
opment of the country. Over forty
towns, destroyed by the Turks, have
been rebuilt, and more than six hun
dred villages. 2 Elevet, new towns have
been founded. Eight old seaports
have BEEN .reopened and Eve new
ones. The Grecian marine in 1865
comprised 1,160 large ships, manned
by upwards of $4,000 .seamen.. The
public, private and national schools
contain 72,668 pupils, while there
are in, the university 1900 under
graduates. Twenty-Five newspapers
are published in Athens, and FORTY
nine in other towns It is not only
Greece, but liui,g Greece Fq pv
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been spent this Summsr upon lodging,
stabling, eating, and drinking in that
small village. 1t will be difficult for
our people to pay off their national
debt so long as they indulge in such
criminal extravaganza. 1t is hard for
them to learn the necessity Of econo-
my and industry. but we apprehend
they will have to do it. Many of the
butterflies who fitted about the fash
ionable watering places last Summer
will some day see the bottom of their
cup OF pleasure, and find the dregs to
be exceedingly bitter y q. 4 = {
A NEW YORK correspondent of the
Boston Journal says a spiritualist
in that city does all his business by
consulting the inmates of the other
world. CLAY is his political advisor.
WEBSTER, decides for; him all the
knotty law points. THEoDoKE PAR
KER keeps him posted on religious
matters, and leading merchants in
struct him in making his investments.
He receives letters from these dis
tinguished men, which he reads to his
friends. As she has made several
unwise and unfortunate investments
on the judgment of spirit merchants,
it is fair to conclude that they are not
as well posted as when they taberna-
cIeds among Tlneu-cproba bly, because
they have not had much to do with
merchandising since they left this
sphere.
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The Louisville Courier t.inforns us
that the Democrat of that city is not
an organ or mouthpiece of the Demo
cracy of Kentucky, nor does it speak
their sentiments; that It continually
misrepresehts them and does what it
can to break down the organization.
The Democrat is equally compliment
airy to the Courier; calls it a rebel
sheet, and attributes all the woes of
the Democratic partyto the foolish
and radical policy advocated by it.
Yet, every. little victory gained by the
party is hailed by both of these papers
with great satisfaction, and they vie
with each other in seeing who can be
most extravagant in their manifesto
tions' of joy. We think the Democrat
did the biggest growing over the re-
suit OF the recent elections, and an
examination of both papers the morn
ing after the election would have sat- !
isfed almost any one, that the Demo
crat was the 'gfaddest Of the two.
The truth is, both papers repre-
sent the party It is Janus
faced, and depends upon supporters
having antagonistic views for its sue
cess. 1t always has been SO, and al
ways will. 1t was for and against the
old National Bank; for and against
protective tariff; for and against
homestead laws; for and against the
CALHOUN doctrine of State rights; is
now for and against Reconstruction,
and for and against paying off the
National debt In greenbacks 1t is the
same old snake that ..,
~ Wires in and wires out, szaj
And leaves the people still in doubt"
It is improper, therefore, for the
Courier to charge the Democrat with
not,speaking for the SDemecracy. or
large portion of them. Neither is it
right for the Democrat to twit the
Courier with its longpilgrimage South,
and use that as an. argument that
t is notidentical with th e1De6, oeratic
party of the Northern States. Though
continually opposing each other in
sentiment and opinion, both are rep
esentative Democratic papers.
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United States Life Ins. Co.,

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The New York herald., 1867-03-30

wsti ans Or Pa. Williams Of Ind wilson Of Ohio Wilson
81 Pa. and Windom--i5. Y MaNA ~ NA& +stt@
The sssolusoa ss adopted provides for sdosr.nsnt
tomorow, ~ twelve O'Clock, til the ht Wsdnssdsy IN
July when, unless there be . quorum OF each nouss
present. ths ssstoo shall 30 adjourned an December
~ ~ ass1s I'm nBNAxE CONliNGsur KUSD. ~ N@
lE SrsvxnA from the cGnmttee q Confersnce.
nads rspe On ne bii 70 supply dehc,encies - ne
'eoosingsas fund a. the senate The report w1 egsed
o9s so ts1EE@E1A MreNAioaNt9 'tft&44- tl sNat
Y u, R1OLpxIou D10M MB MICHIGAN LEGnAxUtk
VT FERnx rsp.l OF Mich, presented the joint reeoiu
ton Of the hohgsn Lngsiasure for guns OF iand iOr
nkunA iron - uislaG rsEion a The uppss penin-
sula % point a 4ackaeu Bay. srss4 80 ias1a7
fan HoUn o. M.ryG on sAruRDAx 40
o. motion Of Mr.. BsoxwxIr, lrep1 Of IN, VS. or
6ngsd thas ~ adjeummmt sodny b h TN o'clock -
rsxssSzs on yusps-sv.cuAm on snps yoR rns
tH*l ~ ~ ~ BOU8uRN oRAT2
n Senaeo joint TsDluoiop suthoszng The Randef o.
certain fanda and providing for the parchase OF seeds
and their dissbutioa IN the southern States was taken
ffssa ths spsaksr's tabae. and, sfssr dscuaion wo
rm suD'uAHs oonnrzzs Te Rzron At |" Uly
SESSION.
= On ms1ios Of Mr. BourwrrI ,ssve wss given 70 the
Ja4tcy comnissse g report tsatia.y q tne ssssen
In July In pnnt and then at six o'clock the Heuse 3D.
jourped un ton O'Clock tomorrow. -,ss - - y, -
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NEWS FRom CANADA.

PoRr HoPr. C. W., March 2o 1867.
The steamer Corinthan leaves 70 ononow morning for
Rochester and will hereafter continue hsr regular sea-
son trips.
Ths schooner wesley cleared for Charlotte this morn
Ing, loaded with timber She the fms vcase out his
season
TORONTO c. W., March 20, 1867
A sailing vessel arrived this port yesterday from
e1Ason. .t-+s
ms Seventeenth regiment stationed here, has been
recalled, and win shortly leave for England.
HAMILTON, c. W., March n, 1881
The Board Of Trade and delegates from the counties
of the Northwsst held meeting to-day in this city
Resolutions favorable 70 the subject passed and
committee appointed 70 take action in the matter.
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-. SAN Francisco, March 20, 1867.
The Juv in the breach OF promise of Caroline f.
Clark against Michael Reese tor 100000 damages
turned verdict for S. 900 in OF the plaintiff
Tho Nevada Legislature has passed revenue bill A
concurrent resolution has been introduced n the Senate
against tho Mormon doctrines prcjudicia to the
terests Of the whole country II asks the goysmnsn,
70 place military orce in the Territory OF Utah. and
demands that equal civil political and religious rights
be insured TO all citizens and the United States laws b.
enforced.
The ship sarsn Nicholson, from Liverpool, has arrived
The ship Louisa At0nila sails for Liverpool With SIX
teen thousand sacks Tho ship Robert has cleared Tho
for;F,o Janeiro X -7-- G 80 Ut 773-'f & =
Double sacked neur aboard steamer, 80 50 Choice
shipping wheat, 81 rs 81 81. Legal tenders, u.
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T. n Duren, United States District Judge Of Louisiana
70 urged BY hs friends ~ most proper person Mn
ist6y 70 Austria - its'7-7
General Clinton D. Fiske, Of e. Louie ana Congress-
man g Wasnourn, Of Wisconsin, are stopping q the
W Highly and N G. GocdIsy, Of California, ara stop
ping II the Metropolitan HotsL
General @. Sanchez ochre OF Mexico IA rtoppue Al
the Firth Avenue Hotel
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TIVE WILLIAMSBURG MURDER.

Probable Solution of the Mystery To. day
Reported Confession of Lentz.
The mystery attending tho murder Of John Fitzr
patrick, who met his death in tho streets OF Williams
burg on tho night Of tho 18th nst VIM probably be
cleared up to-day. 1t understood last night that
John Lentz who has been under arrest for week past
on suspicion OF being implicated in the murder, has
made confession, but has not trnnspred Il
deemed sufficiently important by the Coroner how
to change hts purpose Of reasscmbing the jury
until Monday next and he has notified them attend
at Firemen's Hall this forenoon, when Lentz will be
placed upon the witness stand. t
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SALES sf NEAL ESTATE.

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tots adjoining, 25xiW each ........ I255
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