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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-09
HATS AND CAPS.
1 HATS AND CAPS.
HATS, GAPS.
and
STR AW GOODS.
H5ili std
Merchants, Attention
rWHHN You ARE "swINGlNG


I.ttM *ff.l4' 81 q 2 1T =
TEyHHN You ARE "SwINGIN6
round the circle" of our Wholesale
Houses, drop in and examine our stock OF
goods. as we have one of the largest and
best-selected stocks of Hats, Caps, Ladies
and Misses Trimmed Hats and Shaker
Hoods ever brought to this market, which
we will sell at prices that will give you
large margin for profits. II you buy your
Hats ia CINCINNATI louisville, or st. Louis y y,
bring your bills with you and we win du-
plicate them, and save you freight. II you
can't come, send us your orders, and we
will guarantee the goods to suit, orr you
can returf them to us at our expense.
LANPzEEAKS 81 MITCH Ell,
lEaAfsg af abau zaoE sa44o1 brR <oal
'AS No, 2S North First Stress, fl'a' ao
(Next door to Honingswor5h Bros9 e.Ih fli
aoisq vows -
nov2O dom EVANSVILLE, ISt.
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Our Religious Intelligence will be
found unusually full and interesting
this morning.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-09

To Housekeepers. 4

a PREPARATION (patented Oct. 18th,
IA 1881 that will clean and polish your
Tin. PIated-Ware Britannia, Brass. &C.,
like new. WITH AS LITTLE LABOR AS WASH
ING and win not injure the finest silver or
Mated surface.
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nrMoRAEIzArIoN or wAR

The Columbus correspondent of the
Cincinnati Commercial makes the follow
ing statement which thoroughly demon
strates the decentralization which seems
to be "a natural consequence of the loose
discipline which prevailed in the army to
am alarming extent during the late war
Among the prisoners received at the Ohio
penlirnuary to-day was q youth Of eighteen
ysars oi age, from Geauga county, who il
under sentence Tor Que year for larceny. A
statement signed by the members of the
court and bar shows that he enlisted In the
Union army az the age of fourteen. went
through The entire war. in one battle was
dssprratel wounded, and atthe close oftbe
war was hOuouhly DISCHARGED Ii a.
stated that there are htty similar case of
inmates of the peniteutiary as Young and
of a. patriotic a record, some of whom are
drawing pensions froln the United States.
These startling facts have created renewed
interest in favor of the reformation of our
State correctional institutions, under the
supervision Of ana intelligent commission,
and provision Ca the separation Of such
youthful and uutaltugether Ni,ious offend
erz from the old and hardened criminals.
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FALL OF TABLE ROCK AT NIAGARA
FALLS

From the Buffalo Commercial Advertiser. Feb
ruary l6.
On Monday last, about midday, a large
portion Of Table Rock, at Niagara Falls,
estimated at several thousand tons, broke
loose from the river bank, falling 10 the
beach, or river side, with q tremendous
crash, fortunately no enc being on the rock
at the time. aud no one killed or injured by
the fall of it. The remaining portion Of the
Table Rock has every appearance Of inse-
Curity. Large tissures, separating the rock
from the main river bank, are plainly 70
be seen
The ST. Catherine journal of Wednesday
evening gives some further particulars of
the fall Of Table Rock "A follows:
Il will be remembered that some wears
since very large section of the rock,
which had been hanging in a very threat
ening position for some time, broke of
with a loud noise, and tumbled down the
precipice into the bosom Of the Niagara
and that only a few wears since, another
large portion of this once famous rock went
the wav of all rocks about the falls
Il is probable that the heavy snow
storms and sudden and violent thaws of the
ysst month or six weeks had l0osened the
balance of the rocks and caused lie disap-
peamncc. The loss of this iavorite resort
for tourists 70 the falls will be severely felt,
at least ON this side Of the river, as very
many were induced 90 visit the north
shore for the sole purpose of seeing it.
Colonel Peacock, who commanded the
wing OF our army during the Fenisu raid
IN June last, and also moved HE column
Just fast enough 90 miss the boys in
green was on the Table Rock only a few
minutes before il fell
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NEGROEs.

Senate joint resolution No. 49, in relation
to negroes occupying seats at public meet
ing in the Hall of Representatives, was
taken up, and Mr.. Carrigan asked and OBJ
tanned leave 10 withdraw the same.
HOUSE BILLS on THIRD READING.
No. 612, to incorporate the st. George
Benevolent Institution.
No. 667, to incorporate the London Min
ing and Manufacturing Company. Passed
by ayes l5 noes 5.
No. 692, to incorporate a Bank of Dis
count and Deposit at Athens, Tennessee.
Mr.. Bosom offered an amendment to in
corporate the Bluff City Savings Institute.
Adopted.
Mr.. Cypert offered an amendment to in
corporate the Mechanics Savings Bank of
Memphis. Adopted.
Mr.. Powell offered an amendment to in
corporate the Rock City Savings Bank at
Nashville, Tennessee. Adopted.
Mr.. Bosom offered an amendment to
amend the charters of the Rock City and
Bluff City Savings Institute Adopted.
Mr.. Trimble offered the following amend.
ment:
Provided, said banks, each and all, shall
pay the same taxes now required by law to
be paid by brokers. Adopted by ayes Is,
noes 5.
Mr. Thompson moved that the bill be re-
ferred to the Judiciary Committee. Car
ried by ayes II, noes 5.
SENATE BILLS ON THIRD READING.
No. 544, to establish Board of Commits
sioners to superintend the Library of the
State Of Tennessee. Passed by ayes II,
noes none.
No. 482, to incorporate the Chattanooga
Water Company Passed.
On motion of Mr.. Cate, the Senate ad.
journed to meet at ten o'clock on Monday
morning.
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THE GODDESS OF LIBERTY.-The origin
Of the portrait for the Goddess of Liberty
upon our coins is of great interest Mr.
Spencer the inventor Of Spencer's lathe,
used by the American Bank Note Company,
was the artist who cut the first die for our
American coin. He cut an exact medal
lion of Mrs. Washington, the wife of Gen.
Washington, and the first few coins were
struck with her portrait When General
Washington saw them he was displeased,
and requested the figure to be removed.
Mr.. Spencer altered the features a little,
and putting a cap upon its head, called it
the Goddess Of Liberty.
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1trE an WI RREATHE.

Malakod," Paris correspondent Of the
New York TINES tells an interesting and
frightiu story about the quality Of the AIR
breathea in theatres and other close
houses containing thousand, or more per
zous A chemist made an analysis of the
air hreathoi by snch persons:
lie carried into a theatre at 10 O'Clock at
nighta bottle of ice placed on plate and
then collected the yapor which rapidly
condcnsC t on the outside OF the bottle and
flowed down on 20 the plate. At inst this
vapor thus collected. had the smell. the
taste. and. so FAR as could hc determined
every chemical quality belonging 10 the
waters Of the most deadly fever marshes.
Under the microscope, this water was at
Grt clear. bat soon. that Is tosay Iu week.
90 was found 10 be- fall of auimalcmr 4
little later ou these auim8lClur had grown.
and the h.r ones were seen pursuing and
dtNuuriug the little one Sull later on,
90 the end oi two months. the water wss
tbirL with animalclue, various forms were
assu. aud till thc work ui destruction
were going an. AZ Last, bat three hideou-
mons were seen microscopic monster.
90 ,uur.y. since tADy were contained In a
drop ui water aud these were sail fighting
io see which could dryuur thr other. At
thr end Of three months the wafer became
clear aud miasmltic again.
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l.. H. Ian Err.
(Late Of Lanier, Phillips 4 Co..!
Wholesale Grocer and Commission
Merchant,
NO 30 SOUTH MARKET STREET,
NASHVILLE. TENN.

1 HAVE JUST RETURNED FROM NEW
/ EoI / and Baltimore, where 1 purchased a
new stock of Groceries, and am now opening at
my old stand, No. % South Market street, where
| will be pleased to see my friends and the pub
lie generally. l shall endeayOr to sell Groceries
at such prices that merchants will find it to their
interest to buy in Nashville instead of going
farther. Any business entrusted to me will meet
with prompt attention.
The following articles comprise a part of my
stock in store and receiving:
Choice p. h. Sugar extra Demerara Sugar.
Fair to Coed Demerara Sugar, Crushed and
Powdered Sugar, Cut Loaf Sugar, Ground and
Granulated Sugar, A. 3 and q Coffee Sugar.
Stuart's Extra Syrup. Choice Rio Coffee, La
guyra Coffee, Old Government Java Coffee,
choice Rice, Wheeling Nails, Bee Hive Syrup,
Clear Sides. Cheese Pepper, Race Ginger, Spice,
Fire Crackers, Star Candles. Soap, Concentrated
I've. indigo. MaddeF Durkee's Y east Powder,
Ground Mustard, Pepper. Spice. etc. and
general stock Of Liquors Copper and Lead
all of which will be sold low to the trade.
nov2-Sm l.. II. LANIRR.
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st. CeCilia'S Academy,
MOUNT VERNON
n e q T. n q : h V / | l e,
CONDUCTED Ply SISTERS OF THEli
ORDER OF ST. DOMINIC,
Under the patronage of the Right. Rev.I
Bishop of Nashville.


THIS ACADEMY WAS FOUNDED IN 1860.
L for the purpose of enabling parents and
guardians in the South and Southwest to impart
to their daughters and wards a thorough and
solid education.
The Academy is about one mile from the city
and is situated in one of the most beautiful and
healthy localities in its Vicinity.
The Academic year consists of two Sessions
each, and terminating about the 10th Of June
Special attention is given 10 the different
branches usually taught in Academies
FOR TERMS, ETC., apply to the Mother Supe-
rier, Nashville, Tennessee.
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PLANTERS BANK NOTES.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH AN ACT OF THE
4 Legislature OF tennessee, passed December
18TH 1856 entitled an act ITO expedite the dis
tributIOp Of the effects Of Banks, which have or
may make assignments among their creditors. +"
notice Is hereby given 10 the holders Of the notes
Of The PLANTERS BANK OBJ TENNESSEE To file
them with the undersigned, at the Bank in Nash
vile, between now and the LIST day Of January
eighteen hundred and sixty (i86q) and re
ceive certificates therefor they will be forever
barred from any Participation in the assets Of
the Bank. he certificates will De received
At PAR in payment Of debts due the Bank.
whether rendered before or after the lst Of Janu-
airy, 1869. d. WEAVER, Trustee
dec2l-3m
Memphis Avalanche and Knoxville Wing copy
three months and send bin 10 Mr. WEAyFR
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NEW BILLS.
BY Mr.. McElwee: No. 554, to repeal the
10th section of the franchise act passed
February is, 1867.
By Mr. Trimble: No. 5j5, to prevent
stock running at large in the city of Nash
vile.
By Mr.. Bosom: No. $50, to incorporate
a University at Franklin, Tennessee, in lieu
Of the Tennessee Female College, chartered
February IS, 1856.
By Mr.. Cypert; No. 557, for the relief Of
Thomas NJ. Scott.
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.
JUDGE JOHN S. BRIEN L JNO. G. BURCH
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
No. 90 CHERRY STREET.
LOCK BOX g Nashville TENN.
500 TO $3.50 per Month.

SAOO I'D S-OO per MONTH.
WANTED, AGENTS EVERYWHERE
w Male and Female, to sell the Genuine
Improved COmmOu-sense Family Sew
ing Machine. Price only SIS This Machine
will stitch, hem. fell tuck. bind. quilt BRAID and
embrJider. The cloth cannot be pulled apart
even after every second stitch l. cut. Every ms
chine warranted three years. send for circulars.
BLISS s. MCEATHRON
Manufacturer Southern Agents,
decI-3m Louisville ~
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Southern Life Insurance Co.,

on the following terms One day Pc, tWJ day
1oc, three days lac; four days 81 o. i've dap
81 ?. ten days - - ihiIteen days g. o. fifteen
two months g. uJ, three months sl2 60 twelve
months 81 o. All OF the above mentioned Pol
Icie5 and Tickets can be secured a. mOraeuts
notice from any Railroad Ticket Ohlro ln tue
city, or 0iauy Of the principal kailroad Ticket
Offices throughout the entire s9uih. Afro a. No.
q North Cherry Street Nashville, lenn., ONCE Oi
FRANK h. PERRIN,
decia Bun HenI AGENT s. l. lus. Co.
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE
NEW BILLS,

SATURDAY, Feb. %, 1867.-The Senate
met pursuant to adjournment, Mr.. Spes ier
Frierson in the chair.
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NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS WHO HOLD RECEIPTS
"A Of Allen & Cary for claims presented before
the Board of Claims at Nashville, Tenn, known
as the Driver Board" are hereby notified that
| have made arrangements with Messrs. Para
more, Sewers / Co. for the prosecution Of said
claims. Col. ParamOre is now 10 Washington,
ID. c., prosecuting these claims before the differ
ent Departments and claimants can hasten the
payment Of their claims by calling upon Capt.
Sewers, at the office of ParamOre, SoWers 4 Co,
No. 40 North Cherry street, (old No %
SILAS F. ALLEN,
feb6-tf Representing A lien Il Cary
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" is years established in n. Y. CITY"
Only tutal isle remedies known f"
Tree from P0isOns"
Not dangerous 20 the Human Family
Rats come out Of their holes to die
CosTARs Rat Roach, Sc, Exterm'z
I lss,a Pasts,-used for Rats, Mice. RorsEe,.
Black and Red Ants. 6e. d.
" CosTAR's" Bed-Bug Exterminator
Is liquid or Wssh-usei 10 DESTROY amt
also as preventive for Bed Bags. a..
" CosTAR's y Electric Powder for Insects
Is for Moths, Mosquitoes, Feaq. Bet Rrr.
81 Insects OF Plants, folr's. AnjHal.. g..
IS BEWARE y Of all worthless imitation.
- See that 'COsTAR'S name Is ON es,I ~.
Bottle, and FLASK before Won buy
- Address. HENRY a. COSfAR.
A. S.,,:-,-., asa Broadway. n u
&C. By
And all Druggists ahd Rstailerseyeryvhers
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The above steamers will commence their regular
trips the first opening Of navigation in the Cum
berland river, and continue 20 run regularly
throughout the business season. per above sched-
ule. Making close connection at Cairo wi tn the reg
ular packets for St Louis, Memphis and New or
leans; issuing through Tickets 10 Passengers, and
giving through Bills OF Lading for Freghts 81 the
above cities, and all available way landings At the
very lowest rates Every effort will be made by the
Officers aud Agents OF this line to render it reliable
and deserving the patronage Of shippers aud ths
Travelling Public.
CORBETT & BOYD, Special Agents,
No. Il Front street. Upper Wharf Nashville, Tenn
ssDll -dm
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Ion NJ cnInmbin IIsrnId. Fsh. 3.

THE WHEAT PRosPECTs.-From all
parts of the country We get favorable &C
counts from the wheat crop. 4 Considera-
bly, greater breadth Of land was sown this
last tall than for several years previous,
and with continuation Of good seasons,
such as all true churchmen regularly pray
for, the yield will be something nearer the
amount requisite to supply the county than
IL was last season. But even with the most
propitious season from this time forward,
there will be much less raised than the
county can consume. Our farmers did not
put in enough wheat, and reserved too
much land for cotton. They will learn by
experience, however, and bitter expe-
rience 1t will be TO the farmer who relies
upon another wear
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NASHVILLE, CAIRO, AND
NEW ORLEANS
Tri Weekly Packet Line.

'I'HE ABOVE LINE COMPRISES THR FOL
l lowing splendid Passenger Packets leaving
Nashville during the season as follows:
TYRONE, ToN. HARMON, Master, leaves TUES
DAYS, at L O'Clock St.
NASHVILLE, WHEY SudMs Master, leaves Nash
willie THURSDAYS, at ~ O'Clock ~
TALlSMAN, Capt STRONG lenves Nashville
SAlU RDAIS, at L o'clock N.
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INFORMATION WANTED Some time in
the latter part of 'Gj or first of GO Colon
el Dwight Jarvis came 20 Winchester and
collected several thousand dollars, Spe-
cial Penalty Tax from our people We
remember 10 have paid something over five
dollars ourselL for which we have a re-
ceipt Now, this special penalty tax was
collected in no other State and We learn
that this and two other counties in Tennes
see, are the only ones in which the tax was
collected. We were informed that If we
did not come in and pay up by a GER
tain time, We would be reported at Nash
vile and 5000 would be the penalty, GER
tUu sun there were some who did not
pay, o183 MOI, We suppose We would like
TO know more about it Winclesfsr Journal
We are now having fine weather, q good
time for farmers; wheat is looking well
generally. and a greater number Of acres
sown than perhaps for any previous sea
son. We trust there is a good time lust
ahead for our war-ridden country. Green
ellie N.1r Eru 2lst
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NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED. HAVING BOUGHT
L out the entire stock of Groceries of 3. G.
Grigsbey on the corner of Vine and Broad
streets, NO. I63, will keep good assortment
which he will buy exclusively for cash, and can
afford to sell cheap for the same Mr. ID. Gilman
will attend to the business for me- and we would
be pleased to have our friends and the public
give us a call
janlg-3m ROBERT PINkARD.
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umcu In the Building of the BanL
OF tine Union.
">"IEAL ALI PAID IN
JACK ALO NE

r. e. MsNAIRY, President.
K D HICKS, Secretary. sep3-6JusI
Evening star., 1867-03-28

~It is believed that the Fenisn Committee
OF the "lrish Republic" sit within two miles
OF the House ef Parliament.
~Gov. Brownlow has commissioned wm.
Sumner, Jr., q respeciable colored man, as
Captain in the State q uard, In Tennessee.
~The Charleston News estimates the n um-
ber of freedmen-farm hands-who have left
South Carolina for Mississippi, Louisiana,
Alabama, Texas and Florida at $4,000.
~The legal pay of the members Of the Ilii-
nois Legislature amounted to SOS to each for
the last session. Perquisites voted brought
the amount actually received BY each up TO
Ss76.
0The drivers on the Coney NYD Island
Railroad .'struok" on Saturday because thew
were required 10 report any dishonesty on
the part OF the conductors
ETbe Catholics OF New York have onlv
% of the 800 churches in the city, and vet Iaesr
church attebda n ce 10 nearly as large as fhat
Of all the oiher denominations combined.
- During the recent floods, the people Of
Oairo ipduiged in several nasq uerades, q l.
though but one foot and half OF lsyse stood
between their city ana destr ction.,
~The thiev es of Madrid make such ex-
tensiye use Of th e sewers fn obtaining an en-
trance into bous es a at Q asubterranean police
ferce has been organized.
Evening star., 1867-03-28
EUROPEAN NEWS.

BERLIN. March 2T-EveniRg The North
German Parliament has accepted a constitu-
uCn. the provisions Of W hieh are mainly in ac-
eordanoe with the plan proposed oy Count
Won Bismarck
LIVERPOOL, March 27-Evening.-The ship
IncOmltable. Capt Wheeler, which sailed from
Liverpool on the lith instant for 81. Johns,
New Brunswick, was abandoned on the 18th
list. The ship Arar1inta, from Liverpool for
Gloucester and Boston, Is reported TO have
foundered during the recent storm. The bark
Tangent, from New York for EeBezueIa. Is re-
ported 10 have been seen dlsmasted and other
wlEe damaged.
NEW YORK, March sT-The mails OF the
steamship China arrived tonight. The Eng
lIsh papers have aTumor that the United States
Government has. through Mr. Adams, called
the attention Of the British Government % the
neglected condition OF ireland, and pointed
out measures which in their opinion are best
calculated 70 allay the cisaGeeton, and also the
irritation which exists among the Irish popu-
laficn of America.
LONDON. March 27-Eyening .-DeEpatches
from the East state that the Servian Prince is
about 10 depart from Belgrade tor CONSTANT
LopIe Oh VISIT 20 the sultan Accounts re-
celyec irom Athens report that there has been
no nehuDg in Candia for two months.
From France we have news that Emile Ali
Yer lad made speech that France should
honestly accept the transforms matIon which had
taken place IN Germany, and which. he said,
was not directed against France. la France
says there exists az the present moment in the
foreign policy OF France not a single question
capable OF embarrassing her diplomatic action
abroad, or Of dsquieting public opinions at
home. The health OF the Empress Carlstta
was worse.
PARIS, March 13.-In to-day's sitting of the
legislative body the President laid before the
House the new bills upon the press and the
night OF public meeting. The following are
the principal features of the new press law:
The authorization hitherto required previous
TO establishing journal lie suppressed: i'm
prlsonment tor offences against the press laws
rs abolished: the amount Of the fine which NAV
be inflicted will be not less than one-f fteeuts
and not more than one-half of the caution
money; printers and Publishers will no longer
De required TO take out licenses. The bill
makes no mention ofany change in the amount
OF stamp duty OF the caution money.
Evening star., 1867-03-28
NJ IOCsiIs aU
PERSONAL.

NRs. CUBTIS IEyING, CZarroyant, ard TEST
4'I NtdrV1i. Will give life Iesdings, Including
Past, Present and Future al her office, ago, north
side q Pa av., between 411 aRd 6tk streets. Office
hours ITom = to q. In. aud 70 o. N. ia n 2m$
fNOhFiDENTIAL.-fou men who have In
~ Jured themselves Dy certain secret habits,
which unht them for business. pleasure, or the
DUTIES OF married life; also. middle aged and old
men, who, from the folles OF youth, or other
causes, feel debility in advance Of their years
before facing themselves under the treatment of
sny one, should brst read Tho Secret Friend. :"
Married ladies' Will learn something of Ina portsnce
by 1erusisg The Secret Friend. +" Sent 70 any ad-
eress, IL sealed envelope on receipt OF Is cents.
Address Dr.. CHAS. STUART & CO.. Boston,
hHRa
Evening star., 1867-03-28

EMIGRANTs GoINo WEsT.-The Western
papers report among other items of interest
concerning the number OF emigrants now find =
ing homes there, that there were seven hun
ored and eighty three emigrants who passed
through one town, columbus, Ohio,) during
the week ending Saturday, March 18TH. Ac-
cordiDg 10 the careful calculation of Chief
Jusuce Chase. these seyen hundred AID
eighty-three emigraRts represent s7S3,Qu0. ad- =
ded TO the Industry and wealth OF the West in
one week, and all perhaps 10 the same neigh
bgIhOOd.
Evening star., 1867-03-28

- The Paris correspondent of the London
SERody Gazette writes: al sent iyou the intelli-
gence OF James Stephens arrival ia this
country, and though active operations We're
not long In manifestng themselves after his
landing IN Europe, still am told that the late
Head Centre is quite innocent OF the present
troubles IN Ireland. learn that James Ste-
pnens ano few ofhcers, late Of the United
States army, are located in a hotel close 20 the
kne 81; Dazare terminus and the rising has