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THE OLD ESTABLISHED FIRMOF
i s. GOLDSTEIN 4 CO.,
LICENSED PAWNBROK ERS,
80 FOUR-AND-A HALF STREET WEST,
Offer the highest cash advances on all kinds OF
Merchandise, to any amount and for any IN
time desired at reasonable rates. IA
Interest on large Sums greatly reduced. ~ -
Business strictly confidential. 80.
Goods bought for cash and sold at private sale.
fe 2l-ly
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observation-disclosures Potter and Eastman
have sailed for England. and Bishops Clarke,
hopkins, and Wilmer will soon follow to At.
tend the grand Council Of Bishops in West
minister Abbey, September "a The number of
bishops in vitsd is las. and il is thought tina
ritualistie question can hardly be avoided
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PAWNBROKERs.

h7S LICENSED BY AUTHORITY. A1S
CB. BURNSTINE'S loan OFFICE f(C
Ats 18th street, ID door south Of Penn ave.
MON Ely loaned on time to suit customers, on
Jewelry, Silver Plate, Pianos. Furniture, Ne,
chanical Tools. Ladies and Gentlemen's Wearing
Apparel of all descriptions.
NH 5-3mT b BTRNSTINE
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SAddresses TO the Pope are pouring In
upon his holiness from various quarters
TIE Bishops assembled in Rome have assured
him OF their fidelity to his throne and 10 his
teaching, and declared that neither princes
of the Pope TO be ignored In reply to an
Italian depu'ation, the Pope said he had al
ways done what be could TO aid Italy, and he
hoped those who had charge OF her desti nies
would save her from moral and religions ruip
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pY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
II No. 526, Southeast corner 7th aad D SITS

GREEN q IL LIAMS, Auctoneers.
Il No. 526, Southeast corner 7th and sts
HOUSE AND LOT, FRONTISei on + ST
SOUTH, BET EES AZ AND 9Th STREETS
VEST, ON THE ISLAND, AT AUCTION.
On thursday, the 18th instant. at i o'clock
p. m. we shall sell, on the premises east part of
by I22 feet deep, to a 80 foot alley, with the inn
provements, consisting of nine room House
good well and pump in the yard, making il a fine
private residence.
Terms One-third cash; balance in 6 and II
months. for notes bearing interest and secured By
and revenue stamps at the cost Of the purchaser
800 down on the day Of sale.
jy0 GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Aucts
RY COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers.
ID Late clerks with j G. McGuire b Co..
Southwest corner of Penn. avenue and nth street
Star Office Building
BY VIRTUE OF DECREE OF THE ST.
PREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO.
LUMBIA, passed the 18th day of July lsS-
Bassett ct al vs.. Thorn ct al, Chan. Cause-I
shall sell at public auction in front of the premises
on TUESDAY. the 3oth day of July. Isi7 at six
o'clock In the afternoon. parts of Lots Nos 70 and
30 OF Square No. 72S the whole having front of Is
ll-l2 feet on I'd street east and depth of IS 10 II
feet
Terms of sale One half cash; balance in and
IL months withinterest from the day of sale. Sc
cured by deed OF trust on the premises all cash
at the option OF the purchaser, Conveyancing and
stamps at the cost OF the purch 100 down on
sale EUGENE CARTST Trustee
jy:0-eo&ds COOPER 4 LATIMER, Aucts
RY COOPER. 4 LATIMER, Auctioneers,
- Late clerks with J. c. Mcclure l. Co J.
Southwest corner Penna avenue and 18th street.
Star Office Buildipp
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CORNER OF 7TH STREET WEST AND v
STREET NORTH, AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, the Path instant, at 81 0 clock
p. m, shall sell, the premises part of Lot
No. I, in Square No. AL being 20 feet front by so
feet deep. with the improvements, consisting of a
two-stOry and attic Brick House, wing nine good
rooms gas water. and dry cellar. making it
desirable property, to which we call the attention
of buyers.
Terms: One third cash; balance in six, twelve
and eighteen months. for notes bearing interest,
and secured by deed of trust on the premises
All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of
the purchaser. SI00 down the dav of sale
ly IL GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts.
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QY WIN. L. WALL d CO., Auctioneers.
ID Stores 81 s and 317,
Southwest corner Penn'a avenue and 9Th street.
TOMORROW.
DY GREEN q WILLIAMS, iAuctioneers.
ID No. $40 8. e. corner of Seventh and d sts

By ssEES VILLAS ILL, ..5 :,
:. TRUSTEES SALE.
Court of the District Of Columbia in chancery cause
viii sell pubic on Ed the
e 81 fGSas Of the
as ct ast from ing 5sy
corner Of said Lot D; running thence westwardiy.
10 feet ~ ieches, with the line Of said
with sad srsnss s sst y nesss
thence due north 81 feet inches; thence east II
COMPLEMENTARY, at right angles with said avenue,
IS feet Ia inches to the beginning, with the right
Of way over an alley feet 10 inches wide by Al feet
The above property is situated on MARYLAND ave-
Terms of sale One third cash; balance at six and
chaser secured the satisfart ton of the trustee
will be taken bearing interest from the day of SALE
All eonveyaneing and revenue stamps at the
cost of the purchaser. r.l#
" e.tuthsads GREEN WfELIAMs sa haets.
b Iats Clerks with J.. G. A asainst Co..,
Star Bvssg and th street.
TRUSTEES s At ZOE I Ia1 RsD PROPERTY
George Schriner and Henrietta Schriner, his wife,
dated Fe bruary 1851, and recorded in Liber r.
M H.. No 81, folio 70. of the land records for
Washington county, d. O.. willsel at public auc-
ton, on the premises. on w WEDNESDAY,, July 24th
at O'Clock M, all that piece parcel of ground
known and described as part of Lot numbered
twenty seven tT ) in Square numbered four hun
bred and ninety eight, ll9s, in the city Of wash
streets south and Az and 9Th west. e
Terms: ene half cash: balance in s, Il, 10 and
"a menths, for notes bearing interest and secured
BY a deed OF trust on the premises $50 down on
the day of sale. So, 49,.
W. B. TODD JR Trustee
iy l2-d6ds COOPER i LATIMER, Aucts
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~ COLUMBIA. WASHINGTON CouSry, To-rH In
the case Of Martha e. Barnes, administratrix
of James Barnes, deceased, the adminisfrafrix
aforesaid has with the appreciation ofthe Orphans
gonrt OF Washington county aforesaid, appointed
Saturday July u ISL for the final settlement aud
distribution Of the personal estate of said deceased
and of the assets IN hand, far the same have
been collected and turned into money; when and
where al the creditors and heirs of said deceased
are notified 20 attend, with their claims properly
vouched, O. they may otherwise by law be ex-
eluded from az kansft in said deceaseass estate:
proyldeda <APy OF this order be publ shed onre q
week for thrce weeks in the Evening Star bre yioue
to the said day. s. s 8 - ~
Test JAMES r. o1BEIRNE,
y s-"3w Register OF Wills
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SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
PROVED AND UNIMPROVED REAL ES
TATE: FRONTING ON 9Th AND nth SITS

TION.
On THURSDAY MORNING, July 25th at IL
O'Clock precisely. we will sell at our store, 3O7
PennsyIvanla avenue an assortment of Bibles.
Hymn Books, Blank Books, and a general variety
of Stationery, &C. together with the usual yarie-
ty of Miscellaneous goods. 49,
jy 22-3t SHANNON LEAHY Aucts
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- s flaee elexhn vita ~ G. Me<3nire Co, 191vE i
gouthwest corner OF Penneyis snia avenue and 18th
street Star Q#ee Building. q as.ls-sss
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BKNMNE A CLEANER FOR GRBAsY SUB
srANCBs.-For many years beAzlne n4s, among
other appli cations, been used Ia this country
by primers for cleaning the ink from type, !
wocdeut etc. It il used for this purpose in
France also. The latest number OF .he Paris
Journal Cosmos, devoses . whole page TO re-
pert of q few printers Of Oaen, who, with q
erea at deal of flourish. publish their disco very
of the superiority Of henzine above tnrpentine
or ly for cleansing type surfaces.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-02-16

faf CsfHfsf Hesfaif iss ffsstfsf
ThIs gsiaabls sad most lhisfssilff fsfi
oiiesl ~ me- tfsssst month, Il promptly
m ouf isbis iof shleh W afs lhiebisd 10
me- publishers md IL decidedly eos N NE
beet aumbsn shleb hass Jsi been Issued
n Ibis most sttslleat magazine The long
original story N The Haunted House, IL
oontinusd II i. one ~ those hns popular
papers, which all classes II readers dssour
m ayillly.
The other original papers are 4 review
~ "RWiHburnes LAus Veneris and other
ballads" by ". H. \. "llearis Ease, M
exquisite poem, by A. j. R,quier, Esq
"pIospiciens, ~ James NJ. Thompson,
Rsq "'l'he New iear--lSd7, by Fanny
powningi irauslstiun-."l Legends from
the German, by j, q, Wilson, ESQ, ;
Editorial Notes. Literary Notes aud
Book Notices"
The good feature Of choice selections
from foreign current literature Is still re-
tanned aud IN this department We notice
"Poor Christine from Once a prfki can
Ocenu Wall" from Chambers Journal Is
concluded; "The Poet and the People,
from the Spectator, aud San Engine'ROom
Story" from the London Society.
The CREscESr's continued rapid advance
into general favour Is still nndiminishej,
and upon all sides, by both the press and
the people, It Is spoken of in the most conf
plimentary manner. Subscriptions 81 a
year. Published by VIM, D. Smith 4 Co..
Raleigh, n, c., aud by WIN. Evelyn & Co.,
New Orleans
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b@r Buy your Goods at Jeffries.


Tits estimated that greater number Of
handsome and commodious business houses
have been erected in Austin within the past
year, than in any one year Of her former
history. Many Of these new buildi igs are
elegant structures, composed Of the best
and most durable materials, and would take
rank among first class structures in the
larger business cities ofthc country. There
is good reason 10 suppose from present in
dications aud notes of preparation, that the
present year will witness the almost entire
filling up Of the remaining gaps and open
spaces Of lots and half lots on The Avenue
and other thorougbfares Of this city OF b"
hills" Added 10 these MARKED improve
ments on the principal streets, are others
less notable but not less indicative Of thrift
and enterprise, in tb' iorm or school h,i.s-s.
churches, dwelling h Uses rec atty L. - a.
in progress 1T coDstr,r. :on, ;ngci'r viii n
vigorous aud general stem OF FrlMirs
making on old buildings, fences and streets
Though the times are bard, so called, ana
taxes onrrous, still these ih.rgs sre wit
nesses Of progress aud general prosperity,
beyond what could have been reasonably
looked for in people 80 recently broken
up, and as many thought Tor ever ruined
dnsfin Inf,iiosneT.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-02-16

Wuu Hffftf NFfhfb a.
Ut,f tfnfsstti w. Ooftw0y. n
" nridsctts gentleman whr is
tuuFht N ho very eccentric there,
~ ltis seal ~ abolish tho shipping
~ white boys aud Nrlg bnder
Zee Niasnchnsolls liws, has
rldc u Publication In which he
,ntcs IN the authority Ut u record
Lrw hy teachers, thorc have been
oyct thirteen thousand cases oflug
,lla,ion within nine months past 81
Somc Of these have been given In
tW newspapers M severe and lace
rating some, inflicted by men on
grown girls, and by female teachers
on boys and girls, with violence and
erurty,
Tho New Orleans Picayune thi'iks
Congress ought 10 send commits
,ion Of investigation, and some dis.
,ant'philanthropist ought 10 move
mn amendment 10 tho civil rights
Till, or give the existing one Con.
grssipnal interpretation, viii h
thall put an end 10 this barbarity,-
There have not been half so many
ncgrocs whipped, even for crime, in
sW the Southern States during the
faine period.
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Ths widow

On the distant paoidc shore NJ this eoun.
Ivy IL the widow 0f The great hero 10 whom
Texas is nov paying the last honors. She
Il there moi only deprived NJ the luxnriss
Away furnished BY 4 hushan IL care, bu'
deprived even Of many Of tho necsssariea
Of life War that has bowed 10 her hiI
sable plume and iaGen her all War that
regaye 10 her her husbands sword 10 hang
upon the wall, bat not the arm that struck
for Liberty dying blow, has left her poor
aud eomfortless save In the proud conscious
ness that her great husband has LEFT To her
children priceless heritage Of fame and
honor. Yet must she he cared for. II
we're n hollow moekery for us 10 follow 10
the tomb aud 10 drape our homes in inhy
black and pallid white In honor OF the dead,
IL we permitted the widow 10 suffer or the
children of the martyr TO lack for bread
Honor, truth, virtue justice and charity
forbid, The memory Of patient toll, honest
sacrifices and great deeds forbid, The
sacrcdness of The cause in which our broth.
ers went down in blood forbids, The glo-
ry of Albert Sidney Johnsons life, his de.
yolion and his death forbid and leave his
family legacy to the people Of the South,
but especially to the people Of Texas whom
he loved so we'll
We know that our people have been hcav.
liz taxed, We know that the MANNED are
to care for and that S.,::a,; Impoverished
means the oand of charity must dispense
much, bn, many lilly acts Of duty remain
yet TO be done and one of the hbliest is the
proper care of the family OF Shiloah's Hero.
In this connection We would add that Pro
lessor Hancock has procured number OF
photographs Of scenes in the late Albert
Sidney Johnston obseQuies, and they will he
sold and tho proceeds sent 10 the widow In
CALIFORNIA;
"Sce, but glance briefly, sorrow.worn and pale.
Those suukon checks beneath the widows veil
Alone she wAndrrs where with him she trod,
No arm to say her, but she leans on God "
Houston Transcript
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Housros IxrRovExEsrs.-It is perfectly
astonishing TO zee the improvements that
are going up in Houston notwithstanding
there is moodiness hanging over the coun-
teusnoe Of many Of our business men and
complaints for trad and profit are Often
heard. Still the cheerful Mechanic works
on. his hammer 10 heard on every street,
and every dsy presents new and seauiiful
monuments 70 his industry. The improve
m-nis are Of permanent and substantial
ebnrarfer and would do honor 10 any city.
Business houses, private residences, church
Is. &c, on the largest and most improved
scale are taking the place Of the v0rt Of
former days. Yards and lots are beng
bsnuiised and adorned with trees and
shrubbrry, which are 20 valuable and 30
much needed. The public lois are suffer
ing; vii poi the City Council look 70 this
Ana vho -iu ask the Couniy Court 20 look
Al II. condition ofthe COsrf- boUs- and h
squ.rs7 Do, F,sfispsn, Cor the sake 81
decay O. Sozsthing-H-tssss gssrssL
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THE EXPIRE SEWING MACAtSE-This ma
chine which will be found advertised in
our columns by G. A. Forsgard, Of Hous-
ton, is decidedly the best article of its kind
for family, that We have ever seen or had
in use. We say this advisedly, after hay
ing given it fair trial A few months ago
when in Houston, we purchased one of the
No. Family Machines from Mr.. Forsgard
and have now had it in use sufficient time
to pass judgment upon it. We have tried
several different patents during the past six
or seven years, among them the celebrated
Singer Machine, and unhestatingly give
the preference to the EMPIRE over any other
that we have tried, for completeness dura-
bility, service and simplicity. 1t has oil
the advantage. of the more intricate and
high priced machines combined with the
simplicity of the smaller and cheaper spool
stitch, which will neither rip nor rarel and
is alike on both sides, performs perfec,
sewing on every description of material,
from leather to the finest Nan sock Muslin,
with cotton, linen or silk thread, from the
coarsest to the finest number. Having
neither cam nor cog-wheel, nor the least
possible friction, it runs as smooth as glass,
and is, as the advertisement says, emphah-
caiy nOiselsss machine. 1t is handsome
and ornamental piece Of useful furniture,
and requiring much less power to drive it
than any other machine, n girl twelve years
Of age can work it steadily without fatigue
or injury to health.
To those of our friends and readers wish
ing n really servicable family machine, We
do not hesitate to recommend this. Any
such who wish to see it in operation are
invited to cal at the residence Of the edi.
tor-our better half will take pleasure in
exhibiting its advantages. For sale by @.
A. Forsgard, Houston, Texas.
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a. Buy your Goods al Jeffries.
A Cane Presented TO Mr.. DAVIS.

ToRrREss MONROE, Jan. 8.-The cane,
prepared By the ladies of the Catholic
church in Norfolk, month or so ago, was
on yesterday tthe 1th) presented 10 Jefier-
scu Davis, in his quarters, in Carroll Hall,
by a gentleman named John o. Carnage, a
resident Of the Guy, who won the honor at
public rattle. The cane, which has been
previously described, is piece OF oak ia
hen from the ram Mcrrimac, and is sur
mounted by a massive gold head, on which
is inscribed On appropriate legend, with
;he name Of the en-. President. Mr. Carnage
arrived here yesterday morning with the
Csurmiitee Of Presentation, and after the
usual preliminarics was admitted 10 the
quarters Of Mr.. Davis. After short con-
yersation on different subjects lie produced
abe cane from velvet lined Dor, and said !:
Mr. Davis-By chance, sir, il has become
my very pleasant duty TO present you this
cane. Ii is token Of respect and esteem
FROM the ladies OF the Catholic congrega-
zion Of the city Of Norfolk. BE pleased to
accept il with its noble motto: 1.-The offer
ing VI one, tie tribute Of many" And
nay Il serve as faithful reminder OF it's
fair druors."
DIR. p~sis sceep,ed the heAuiifui gin 10 o
brief aid feeling reply. He alluded to the
htn6ssss q The people Of the South TO him
ssrisg BIZ prison lie, especially the kind
r>>s. esasrsney and patriotism Of the peo-
~, Of Norfolk, and said he had often had
ths pleasure Of receiving tokens Of their
ss.ssn. he REQUESTED Mr.. Carnage 10 en-
wa 70 he lsdiss Of ibs Cs:holie Church
~ erssefsi sshs ,v,slgDsn, Of tbsir beau
tifd ejh tsiinstpg that be would f1rtbsr
sxh 40 sisags its rsssipt By isitsr.
The parry passed pleasant hour in con
.ersstioh with Mr.. Davis and his lady, and
ss It's termination Partei company, eH-
pressing the hope that The new year might
h. mere full Of hope AMI happiness 10 him
shar the dark, dismal months Of the past
n. reBfi.men composing the COMMITTEES
e. prsssatation were veil pleased with
their tsip, and remarked that the health Of
Mr.. Dsris rhs nnch beasr fhan he'd been
represented, bat his hsir vas eO1sidertbiy
strink;ss viii grry.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-02-16

Our exchanges give frequent notices Of
large sums Of money being contribute by
wealthy men TO enrich or render indepen.
dent prominent individuals who served
with distinction during the late war. The
sentiment which dictates these muniheent
gifts is certainly meritorious, but, practi-
cally, il seems to us all wrong. Such men
are sbundautly capable Of taking care Of
themselves. The reputation and popularity
they have acquired is in itself fortune
We think il would be far better to give all
the money that can be raised TO the poor
widows and orphans, thousands Of whom
have been left destitute. What disguised
us with the educational convention held at
Houston was, that lie school teachers, in
stead Of devising was and means 10 educate
these orphans, who merit oursympathy and
our warmest affections, exhibited such an
overwhelming anxiety for The education OF
the blacks In our judgment, We ought
first 10 provide for the widows and orphans
Of our own race, whose fathers died for the
cause We espoused, and IL afterwards there
is anything left to be bestowed in charity
give il 10 the negroes. Mrs. stonevall
Jackson proved herself the worthy widow
Of q great man, when she refused the gifts
that were offered her, and enjOined upon
her friends 10 bestor their charity upon the
destituie.-HarskaH Republican.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-02-16

W. ihs sfd,d N esNiss Nem isfsfs
gssisfhsg, ~ 6tfaia taffaullff NJ gas N
ihs most isfflbls fsffflsa fhfi has saeaf
fsl IN WfHsfh fssss ~ isaG peflad
About week W Ten faga ass ihfrs Msti
lean osnmeh, Whs Wsfs en- route from "
redo 10 san Ahisnlo with smpig esfts, we're
snHeked aibr near Sous hshahs W q faf
" u ten Americans snd stfe all murder
The owners " TIE carts, Jose Msris Oris
and younger brother ~ Laredo, got some
infofmailon of foul play, and started 10 10
see what had become of then, ~ the Sous
l,snobs they found the bodies VI the three
murdered otrimep.
hey got corn 70, Tho rancho, aud rhile
foedlng their horses two meu rode up 10
Jose Maria andassti them II lie knew them,
lie replied that he did but dil not recolleei
precisely where he had seen them. They
then told him they would kill him, and or.
jered him 10 20 with them. They then
started him oil toward the balance Of the
gang who were NJ halt some distance FROM
the rancho.
The younger Orils ran up and asked what
they we're going TO do with his brother
One OF the men wheeled, drew his pistol
aud fired six shots at him, two Of which
took effect, inlcting serious wounds, Ortis
replied and succeeded In killing his assail
ant, and made good his escape,
Jose Maria was Afterwards killed by the
gang.
No cause was assigned for the attack
Il was not for robbery for there was nothing
Of value in the carts.
Colonel Santos Denayiles and Major lie.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-02-16

III
ANOTHER honh'pLl uoinNuh- guy
again caiied upon 10 chroh'cie sho'h'r OF
'hose norr'o'e ou'rnge' eom",,''eu upon ou'
Peaeeao'e citiIehs cy negroes wearing ,he
oh,'eu o'n,es "h'Io'm La'' o n'y
w'sn. MaJ' h,s, VI W" n.m ' VI o.a =,
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wv" win ."' o" ~. VI -. " w. no "m,
anu "no'"e, cn '' ''e"@' "'''' having
'' W. 'T NV u. ~, 80" G CO ,or,. hoa;,r l.,
W.. ~ ~. on 80 w.. 'o Ia. 10 oy
Jury "ss 49, eon'enn'u, w. "en' " peou"
ny 'y' Soo !" se." n;.; anu us ."'I'o"
NUN 100 s II "n' ~. az
ne a''enP'eu ~ return ~ 'ne cry WIN Tue
pGsey, pu. whs !rus''"'eo w 'ho hee'oes'
VINO conPe''eq MN ~ Io , On MS way
nome ~i'hou. M.Jof r's'ner, "no ~ Tue
',ne was Undergoing 'hc o"',"so spoa.n VI
ABOVE. oue OIL Tue hee,oes, W way VI 0oh'
vincing the MAYOR mat NC haa money WIN
him, stated that he had seen Linn correct
SlOoO that day from Steamboat. Inns
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-02-16
ssS.Thc special train Of cars which

ssS'Thc special traia Of cars which
conveyed the rcmlius of Gen. Johnston
from Galveston TO Houston, met with an
accident on i,s return to Galveston, about
three miles from Houston steer got be-
tween the first and second passenger cars,
throwing the hinder car, in which the ladies
were, from the track, and ursctiing it,
Several Of the ladies were seriously in.
jurei Mrs, Col. Gross, Mrs. Souihwick,
Madame l.. Entendal, Miss Darten, Mrs,
Harrington, and Mrs. Shuys,er were in.
ternally injured. Only one man, n Mr..
Span, was hurt. The Bulletin believes
that none of the injuries would prove fatal