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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-11-23
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MANUFACTURER Of LIST Premium Grand
Ill and Square Pianos Factories 81 and sc
Camden Street, and as and AZ Perry Street,
near Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Ware
rooms No I, North Liberty Street, above Bal
timore, Baltimore, Md.
Has always on hand the largest stock Of Pr
amos 10 be found in the city. My new Grand
Scale overstrung patent agrafe treble Pianos
are pronounced by the best amauers and pro-
fessors TO be the best Piano manufactured We
warrant them free of every fault for five years,
and the privilege Of exchange within ~ months
il not entirely satisfa ctory 10 the purchaser.
SECOND Hand PL4NOS always on hand
from $50 TO $500.
.MELODL4.N:S IND P.4RLOR ORGANS
from the best makers.
We have permission 10 refer 10 the following
persons who have our Pianos in use: Dennis
Daniels, d. S. Rentch, William Rush, w. G..
Butler, Richard c. Williams, BENZ. F. Harrison,
in Jefferson county, and James L. Cunningham,
s. G.. Cunningham, Jacob Seibert, Benz Speck,
Andrew Bowman, George Hoke, Jacob Miller,
Chas. r. Coe, James Denny, Lemuel Campbell,
Rev. Dir. Hair, in Berkeley county.
as For further particulars apply to B. F.
HARRISON, Agent, Shepherdstown.
~ Terms liberal. A call is solicited.
August 3, 1867. ly
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opened fine assortment Of SHOES,
which has been selected with great care
and with special reference to the wants OF
his customers and the public generally,
which am determined 10 sell al low
figures for Cash.
name in part, Ladies, Misses and
ChiIdEen's
Caters & Morocco Boots,s
high cut Fancy BaImoTals, a fine assert
ment of Chlldren's Shoes, plain and IAN
cy. Gents Shoes, Canvass Slippers, &c.
have also purchased large stock OF
material and am prepared TO manufacture
to order, every description of work.
will pay particular attention 10 the man.
ulacture Of Ladies work and have secured
The services Of a frsi-class workman in
that department. Call and see my stock
J. S. FLEMING.
Shepherdstown, May l6, 1867. ly
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Cough Preparations.

OOu6H IIoPdI dtlOIlS'
SCnENCK'S Pulmonic Syrup, Mars
~ den's Pectoral Balm, Ayers Cherry
Peciosal, Bells Expeclorant. large and
small bottles; Jayno's Expec,orant. Wis
iar's Balsam Wild Cherry, Stonebraker's
Cough Syrup. Shriner's Cough Syrup,
Juniper Tsr,aud great many other prep.
aralions, al The DRUG STORE.
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1890 SSAN ~ - - S-At
Hawks Coach Factory Building,
CHARLESTOWN, JEFFERSON COUNTY,
UAVE in Store and for Sale
Geiser's Pat. Threshing Machine,
scully's Cider and Wine Mill, [bc,t in the mar
Sncla:Ts s, 9, II 10 and Is inch ProPellers,
hay, straw and foddsr Cutters warranted.
II. NJ. BAKERS WHEAT FAN, [wauaniel.J
Raw Hide Roller Hay and Straw Cutters.
GRAIN DRILLS, with and withou Guano and
Grass Seed Atlachme Is.
PLOWS AND Pillow CASTINGS.
Fairbanks Patent Platform and Family Scales.
Brar Scy'hes and Briar Hooks.
Ohio Grindstones with and without frames and
fixtures.
CISTERN PUMPS, [ALL KIxDs,1
Patent WATER DRAWERS for Wells and
Cisterns.
Hydraulic Cement,
CHURNS OF ALL KINDS,
COOKING STOVES.
Grain Bags, [best cotton and linen,l
Turnip Seed white, fiat and red top strap leaf
Wooden Tubing and Chain for Chain Pumps.
Patent Step Ladders-4, 6, 8, 10 and Is feet.
Cast Iron Dirt Scoops.
APPLE PARERS.
Scoop and Long Handle Shovels.
Forks OF all kinds.
Leather Betting. TRACE Chains and Harness.
Raw Bone. Baw Bone Phosphate, Super Phos-
plate of Lime, Soluble Pacific Guano, PatapsCo
Guano, and other celebrated Fertilizers.
JOHNS IMPROVED PRESERVATIVE
PAINT, for Metal Roofs, Iron Railing, As rcu-
iural Tools.
Aug B, 1867.
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NEW ARRIVAL
OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS |!

~ WE respectfully announce to
lH\ our customers and the public gen.
ED orally, that we are now receiving
and opening the finest and largest Stock of Dry
Goods, Groceries, Notions, Wares, &C., ever
offered in this market, at prices too, that we are
satisfied will please every one that may favor
US with a call. In our store will be found,
FOR THE LADIES,
Delaines, Poplns, Alpacas, Cashmeres, Pras-
sian Cloth, Plaid goods Of all descriptions Cal
icoos, Ginghams, and in fact, every article of
Dress Goods that may be reeded for comfort or
beauty. Also Shawls, Clouds, Grey and White
Flannels, and other Wooden Goods, besides our
usually large stock of Ladies furnishing goods
generally.
FOR GENTLEMEN
We have purchased with great care, arge and
varied assortment OF Cassimers, direct from the
manufacturers, which VIC are enabled TO sell al
greatly reduced prices we have Beaverton
Cloth for Overcoats Black Cloths, Doe skin
Cassimers, Full Linsey, Corduroy, sc. Boots,
Shoes, Hats, Caps, Notions, Wares, and full
and complete supply of Groceries, in word,
everything usually found in a well regulated
country store, al! of winch we Fan and will sell
at the very lowest figures, for Cash or Country
Produce.
IL We return our thanks 10 our customers
for the liberal patronage hitherto extended TO
US, with the hope that ii may still continue, and
we cordially invite all in want of any thing in
our line TO give us call and satisfy themselves
in regard to our goods and prices.
COST s WAGNER,
Stone Store.
Shepherdstown, October S, 1867 If
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FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
NARDW ARE.

BELIEVING that we baye one OF the largest
~ and best seected aSsortments OF this class
Of Goods ever in this Valey-and that we
possess advantages which enable US 10 sell as
low as the Wholesale Houses Of Baltimore, we
therefore respectfully solicit your orders, and
hope, by d:gent attention 10 the requirements
Of the Trade, 10 merit a continuance Of your
patronage. Our stock consists OF
IMPORTED md AMERICAN CUTLERY,
Door Plate, SercW Chest, Trunk an d Pad Locks.
strap, Hook, Butt, Shutter and r Hinges Sereu;
Serew spring aud Cham Bolts. Files, Rasp',
Braces and Bits, .4ugurs, Chisels, Ltrtls, Planes,
BereiS, Rules, Cross Cut, Hand, Wood, Com
pass and Whip Sa,oS, Haiehst, Hammers, AIDES.
-3zes, Compasses, aud Boring Machine .7nril,,
SIedgts BsiIOTS, sere,o PLateS, yises, Tire Be,s
ders, screO UrtneheS, Draining Ksiues, Jack
Serers, Forks Shorsis, Chains, Hame'; Raks',
Brian and Grain Seghts, MA Scoops, .hatioek',
Picks, Hoes, Bride Bits Buckles, Rings, Pad
Trees, Tu,Tets, Post Hook, Ornaments, Spl1,,
CTbs, Coffin Trimmings and Cabinst Hard
wdre Tro'oeis, Paiieys, Tape Lines, Punehos,
Lasts and Shoe Findings Nails, Spikes, Horss
and Mule Shoes and Nails also Iron Of all kinds
BroOIns, Brushes and COrdGgs.
Thankful for past fayors, we respectfully
solicit orders for the above named goods.
DAVID HUMPHREYS a. CO.
February l6, 1867.
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LESS THAN COST.

LESS THAN COST.
4 SMALL lot Of Mouslins, Cslcnes
IA and Cashmere, which we are now
selling beioU Cost. Call and examine
Goods and Prices. Also large stock Of
Ladies' and Children's Shoes, together
with Mems and Boys Boots. cheaper
than they can now be purchased a, whole
sale in the East.
nov2 IRWIN & KEEDY.
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HARDWARE STORE !

THE undersigned has just received a
L large and well selected stock Of Hard
ware, which he will sell low for cash, con.
sisiing in par! Of Nails. chains, Hinges,
Forks, Shovels. Mill, Wood, cross.cut;
Tenant, Hand, Webb and Key.hole Saws,
Axes, Hatche,s. Files Of any sizes; Tea.
kettles, Sauce Pans. curry-combs and
cards, chisels Of every description; Pock.
ct and Table Cutlery, Surroundings o
every sort; Powder, caps ard Shot,
Screws, Tacks chest, Pad and Door
Locks, coffee Mills, Coal Hods and coal
Shovels, Rand Bells, Axe and Haiche.
Helves, in fine, every Thing in the Hard
ware line.
rs. Thankful for past farors be hopes
for a continuance Of The same, and will
always endeavor to satisfy his customers.
Call and examine for yourselves before
purchasing elsewhere.
EDWARD SHAFER.
May IS. 1867. u
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CONFECTIONERY !

THE subscriber informs his old custom
i ers and the public generally that he
keeps constantly on hand, Fresh Candies,
Fruits, Nuts, Seasoning Extracts, Toilet
Soaps, Notions, &C.. which he will sell
very Cheap. Ale and Wine also on hand
al all times.
StOnebraker'S Oysters, Domestic Wine,
AND CAKES are famous and be will be
always ready 10 supply all with the very
best, either 10 small or large quantities.
He will supply prizes and families a, mod
crate rates. IS Give him trial and be
satisfied that he has the best in his line.
JOSEPH Nj. STONEBRAKER.
August 3, 1867. ly
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FRESH DRUGS !

u r. G. BURKHART has on hand, and
XX will constantly add to it, large and welt
IA selected sock Of pure
Drugs and sPaunt Medic Ees. Pure Wines,
brandy, Mhiskey, Rum aHd Gin, Paints
Paint Brushes. Obs. Dye-stufs and Window
Glass, Kerosene Oil, Lamps anu ChimneyS,
Fine Pe,fumery, poma'e> and Toilet Soaps,
&c. French Candies, Rl'sins and Figs, To-
bac,o aud Cigars, Stationery aud Cutlery,
&c
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GREAT BARGAINS.

As we are now selling our entire stock
a of Dry Goods Je'O1O Cost, great bar
gains may be expected. The stock con-
sis,s of ChslIies, Mozambique, Alpacss,
Lawns, Ginghams, Calcoes, ETC., for The
Ladies. In the Genilemen's line, we
have large assortment OF Cassimeres,
Cassinets, Satinets, Tweeds, Cottonades,
Linens, &c. Also, Bleached and In
bleached Muslns, Notions, &c, in great
abundance.
These Goods have all been purchased
at less than the regular wholesale prices,
and will be sold accordingly. Come one,
come all, where bargains can be had.
IRULN g. KEEDT,
Successors TO VIM. A. Chapline.
Aug. II, 1867.
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ORIGIN AND HISTORY
OF THE
BOOKS OF THE BIBLE.

BOOKS Or ] HI BIBLE.
BY PROF. CALVIN E. STOWE, D. D.
A work Of real value, and an almost inds-
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The Bible is not, what it is, and how 10 use it /;
answering all the objections its authenticity
urged by modern infdels, and tracing the au-
,hori,y Of each book up 10 lis inspired authors,
giving vast amount of information heretofore
locked up in very rare and costly volumes, ma
king one of the most popular books ever pub
lished.
1000 AGENTS WANTED.
Experienced agents, clergymen, ladies school
teachers and others should send al once for cir
culars giving further information. Address,
ZEIGLER, McCURDY s. CO,
sol Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
October 5, 1867. DIN
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Sundries and Notions.

Pepper, Spices, Mace, Ginger, Cloves, Tu-
neric, Nutmegs, Cinnamon, Muslard, Barley,
Rice Flour, Sage, Corn Starch GeiarIae, Veg
rtable Extracts, Essences, &c, SC, CocoaiEe
and Coco Cream for the hair, SOzodonI Tor the
teeth Hair Dyes, Hair Brushes, Tooth Brush
es, Combs, Penknives, Pencils, Pens, lux, Pa
per and Envelopes, Portmona'es. Nail Bushes,
Biackening Brushes, Indeble Inks, Vegetable
DYES for coloTing silks, &c.
In word, any thing that is usually found in
Drug Store; all OF which will be sold low for
cash Call and examine my stock.
X. &. EURkHART,
ENTERS Corner.
shephcrJslown, April 3, ls67. II
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the counsel, of Davis. The latter
took q copy Of it,, but can make no
reply until after a consultation. with
his associates.
The RetfenchuentiC Conmittee hav-
ing refused to aceept the report of
S. NJ Clark, Chief of the Printing
Bureau of the Treasury Department,
In, lieu Of a regular examination Of
that Bureau, Clark has shown a dis
position 10 interfere with the opera
tons of the confmittee Heis neither
willing tolsuBmit his books and rec
ords for Investigation, nor give salts
factory answer to questions put to him,
and it is probable that in order to ia
cilitate, Clark will be suspended by
the Secretary Of the Treasury, as it is
learned that the committee have rec
Commended it. 'et
Tie Committee began this morning
the examination of clerks who serve
under Clark. " '-i u
There will be no meeting of the
Committee to enquire into the assas-
sination of President Lincoln until
Butler's arrival, fortnight hence
The Ordnance Committee is with
out quorum 10 day, only General
Schenck and Senator Cameron being
present. Senator Drake Is expected
tonight. 1t is not known whether
Gen. Logan will be present. p
WAsHINGToN, Oct. 24.-The Post
master General invites proposals for
carrying the mails to Great Britain
under the new treaty. He expects
to secure a trip every other day.
The telegram Of yesterday in regard
to General Marmaduke is untrue.
His pardon was recommended by the
Attorney General, but the President
has not signed it yet, nor is it known
that he will.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 24.-The con-
dition Of the Western National
Banks, as shown by the abstract
compiled from their quarterly reports
received at the Office Of the Comp
troller of the. Currency, is up to the
required standard; and this is also
the case in regard to the National
Banks in all other sections of the
country. The reserve specified by
the.Act of Congress has been met in
all cases, while in some the average
has been a considerable percentage
over the requirements of law, -fI.l
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New YORK, Oct. 24-The Fire
mans Charitable Association Of
Houston, Texas, make an appeal to
the charitable for assistance. They
ask for only $1,000 to get them out OF
debt. - $sH aii
Hon. Schuyler Colfax delivered an
address at the Cooper Institute last
evening before very large audience
on the political situation, yHegadvo-
Gated IN favor Of the impeachment of
the President, and the nomination of
General Grant by the Radical. Party
next year as their standard-b bearer in
the Presidential campaign, and sta
ted it at his conviction that the Gov
ernmant of the country was safe in
the hands Of the Radical party.
The correspondence between Gen.
Grant, Gen. Thomas and Gov. Brown
low, and the Mayor of Nashville, re-
garding the late municipal election in
that city, will be given tomorrow. 1t
will show that Gen. Thomas acted
under instructions from Gen. Grant.
Grant felt it his duty to cooperate
with the Safe executive in securing
not only the, public peace but the en-
forcement of the laws of the State,
which .enfrapchised its colored citi-
zens. 'iii iii 'Sh
The Revenue Bureau received in
formation that, IN the Sixth North
Carolina sOolIeetionl District, tobacco
has been assessed and taxed at rates
ranging from 2 ta 10 cents per pound
Inspector Best, who makes the report
added that he has discovered other
frauds, Of which he promised to give
full particulars in a few days. Best
was removed before he could make
the promised report, and another
officer detailed to make ansinyestiga-
tion of the, alleged frauds. - ,val
The Herdld's special says Secretary
T, Me0uHochs, to-day denies having any
Intention OF writing a letter support
ingthel eluolicy of President Johnson,
He declares that his political aud
-finaneisf-views- eweH-understood
throVghoutthe country, therefore no
necessity exists for writing such q let
ter at present. ..,,,.
The Worlds special says there is
good retfson for telegraphing that the
committee now investigating the
Treasury Department are about to
reconimehd that SecreEar;y McCul.
loeb suspend m, Clarke, Superin-
tendent ofprinting, until their inves-
LEGATIONS are closed. This course is
significant, st ifa1
The President has been charged
with intending to disregard the civil
tenure law, by not sending his
reasons to the Senate for remov-
ing Secretary Stanton. But Mr..
johnson holds that the law in ques-
tion is unconstitutional, and that
there is no way of testing it unless he
take the initiative, there being but
two parties to the case-the President
and Stanton-one or the other of
whom would have to do the work
which would carry it to the Courts.
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New YoRK, Oct. 24.-The Daniel
Webster place at Franklin, n. H.,
was sold AT auction on Tuesday. The
heirs of the late Rufus l.. Fay bought
the building and home farm of 200
acres, for $15, ,000 g3,
The Everett Statue in Boston will
not be dedicated until next Spring,
owing to the pressing engagements~pf
Gov. Andrew, who will be orator.
The Discharges at the Springfield
Armory have reduced the number Of
men employed nearlyLto 600gaH siaG
David II. Sprague Jones, the forger,
who lately conducted an extensive
business at Boston, was sentenced to
six years in the State Prison.
The horse which Col. Thomas Ben
ton rode through the Mexican war
died at New London.
An aggravated case of abortion oc-
Cured in Providence, and the agent,
Dr. q. W. Briggs, has been arrested.
George Peabody has made dona-
tion to Harvard College, of $150,000,
for the establishment of a museum
and institute of archaeology and eth
nology.
A man named Andrew Weather
wax, supposed to have been muir
dered near Plattsburg, in 1856, has
turned up in that place.
Joseph w. Sproul, second mate of
the ship Miramon, from San Fran
cisco, is held for examination, charged
with the murder of sailor named
Andrew Quimby.
A number ofsmall whisky distiller-
les were seized to-day.
New YORK, October 23-It is re-
ported that VIM. Fl. Vanderbilt, Aug.
Schell and J. III. Bunker are to take
the place. of Messrs. Fisk, Gold and
Lane ns. Eric Diractnrs ..-l..
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WASHINGTON, Oct 24-The follow
ing important letter relative to the
trial of Jefferson Davis settles the ex-
listing dispute as to whether the Chief
Justice will preside: .-fe
,...-., ',ion WASHINGTON, Oct. 22.
Deur Judge UadeI7oood - On re-
Hection, I think it better that you
advise the District Attorney, Mr..
Chandler, that l will join you in
holding Court in Richmond on the
18th Of December, if any important
business is to be transacted. Mr..
Chandler, I think, should notify the
counsel for Jefferson Davis of this, in
order that he may appear and take
his trial, if he sees fit. AS his bail
was taken for his appearance on the
fourth Wednesday of November, he
is not, it is true, bound to appear ear
lier; but as it is not possible for me
to be present except during the first
week Of the term commencing on the
fourth Wednesday, because of the
term of the Supreme Court COM
mencing on the following Monday, it
may be that Mr. Davis and his couu-
sci will prefer his trial to take place
at the earlier period. It is under
stood that they wish that the Chief
Justice may be present.
Yours very truly,
To Hop. ]. g. UNDERWOOD, Dist. Judge.
A gentleman just returned from
Loudon, Va, says this letter was yes
terday handed to Judge Underwood
and to j. Randolph Tucker. one OF
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HARRISBURG.
Dastardly Outrage on Young Girl
Much EXcitement-The Villain at
Large.

HARRIsBURG, Pa, October 25.-
Our citizens are much excited at
dastardly outrage committed last eve
Ring, in the upper part of the city,
upon a girl Is years of age. While
returning home at an early hour, she
was struck by some unknown person
and knocked insensible, and when
found was terribly lacerated and out
ragged. She is still insensible and the
villain undetected.
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ToRoNTo, October 23.-Advices
from Montreal show that the Far
ladeans robbery case of $35, 900 was
only a pretended one. The money
was found hidden under Farladeans.
safe. He with two brothers have
been arrested. 4H
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olIoois aus Lpdder aCompaBysof the
Fire Department in charge Of coli
ored company. Their appearance on
the street, to-day, excited much qf-
tention. The Board of Aldermen
resolved, last night, to put one Of the
city's steam fire engines ia the charge
Of colored men il82 ss G9H0b .
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n. Y. SPECIALS.

Flreman's Charitable Association at
Houston, Texas. Asks Ald-LeCture
OF Hon. schnyler oOIfax - The
Grant-ThOmas and BrOWnlOW Corr
respOndence-McCullOch Will not
Write "a Letter Endorsing the Pres-
Ident's POIicy-Presiden Charged
with Disregard OF the civil Ten
uFe Law-He Holds tkat It Is Tn
constitutional.
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WASHINGTON.

Important Letter OF Chase-He will
Preside at JEFF. Davis Trlal-The
Retrenchment Committee at Work
The Ordinance Committee With.
out QuOFum-PrOpOsals for
Carrying the Malls 30 Great Britain
InYlted-GenePal MaFmaduke not
yet PardOned.
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NASHVILLE.
Election OF United States Senator =
COlOred Fire Companies.

NASHVILLE, Oct. 23.-The Legisla-
ture met in joint convention to-day at
noon, and Governor BroWnlow was
elected United States Senator on the
first ballot, by majority of "A. His
election gives universal satisfaction
to the Republican masses.
The City Government has placed the
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ALBANY, Oct. 24.@The Governor
has appointed John Day special com
missioner to cooperate with the com
missioners from Maryland and other
States, and the board Of managers of
the Antietam cemetery. -
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MOBILE, October 24.-Twe inter-
ments from yellow fever during the
day.
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ALBANY, N. Y, October 34.-The
Touring mills of Collins & Tanner
were destroyed by fire this morning.
Loss 100000 Insured fof 500, 900.
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George Peabody Makes
Donation to the Har-
.o t ward, College.
More Whisky Seizures il
New York.
!, NEW YORK.

The Daniel Webster Place Sold at
AuCtiOn-The Everett Statue Dedl-'
catiOnzF0Tger Sentenced to the
State Prison - George Peabody
Makes Donation to the Harvard
,COllege-MOre- Whisky Seizures.
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ITALY.

ITALY.
FLORENCE, October 23.-The news
tonight is glorious for the cause of
Italy. Government deems it best to
suppress details for the present.