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Lost.

7 OSTin the first ward, one buggy cushion
IL part of buggy pole, one whitfie tree and
portions Of double harness. The person
finding the same, or any part thereof. will be
suitably rewarded by leaving the same at the
Post Office, or with the owner,
GEORGE REED
Mag itowoc, Nov. %, 1906 Left
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Mantle woe and Fond du Las
DAILY STAGE TINF,

TT'HE cnda@s!gacd has csf b'is',pi n saif,
l. Stage Line between Fond dI J. erG
Aauitowoc; aad having the Z. :; El.,n eo{srs. 81
viii make good time with eoo- horses aGf gUt~l
carriages. The stage viii le We Fond In lac
every morning at 3 o'clCc'; nj arriseat Maui-
towoc next morning 1t o. clock: leave Mantle
woe every afternoon at ociccl;, snG arrive Ut
Fond DIX Lac next .ya3 8 cock r. d.. Oeirc
in Man;towoc at DurphYs Dntcl
If WI SIEARNS. Mail Cont'r
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For Sale.

A HOUSE and Stable and half lot, - By
n 125, situated on the south side on The rvr
on Washington street lot 5, block pa Any
one wishing to purchase Z nice residence will
do well to enquire of
F. LANGNESS.
Manitowoc, Dec. 10th, ls66.-2i 1t
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Cattle Fairs and Shows at
Lenaville's Corners.

A CATTLE Fair and Show viii be held at
n Lenaville's Corners, four miles west OF
Manitowoc on the following Saturdays June
is, September Is and December ID, 1856.
Ample preparations will be made fer the care
OF Cattle and other animals. and the farmers Of
the county may rest assured that tleir wants
will be attended to.
FRANCIS LENANiLLE
Lenavllc Corners, June 6, 1856. AS 6m
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Cattle Fair,

A CATTLE FAIR and Show viii be held at
n st. Nazian Settlement, III the town If
Eaton, Manitowoc county, on the first WeInes-
day Of every month, commencing October Sd
1866. Ample preparations have been made for
the care of stock, and the patronage of these
having cattle is respectfully solicited.
71y THEODORE MYERS
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Cattl Fair at Classonville.

4 CATTLE Fair and Show Will be held in
n Classonville, town Of Cato, during the
present year of 1866 en- the last Saturday Of
every month jedi MULHALL & FINCKE
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CLIFFORD & GIBSON'S
Photographic Emporium. ard
Portrait Studio.

No. 12G Wisconsin Street, just above the +.
O.. Milwaukee, WIS. Every rsijr,y # Sun
light lictur:ug at reasonable rats. Small
pictures enlarged to any r,ql.IeI siza, AMI
colored with ink oregon water OF oil coliors.
The proprietors aying had ever twenty years
experience, each IN his respective department
Of Ike arts viii undertake to 60 as Inc work in
thtir line ~ is done in nv rs+ern civ.
Send Us small picture with color Of eyes and
hair, and complcction ana we will enlarge and
color il fer a moderate cOnei oratitn.
Full lie size Portraits made upon canvass.
Cali III the 0a,mmoH!h Photocri. lie Es.oi~
lisnnciit Of the est and behold $, ce...rus cf
art uncXeotlct IL America.
X. 4. CLtE FORD, J. S GIBSON.
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Notice..

A LII persons, without distinction of race o.,
n celor, who have without leave taken from
the line of the Manitowoc 4 Mississippi R. r.
any railroad ties, are requested to pay for tn
same either to Jacob Lueps Esq. or to til
undersigned, GEORGE REED.
Manitowoo, Dee. 6, S66.45 90.
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Cattle Fair at the Branch.

TE1HERE VIII be a attic Fair and Show in
l. Branch Village on the third Monday Of
April, July and October 1866, and en- the third
Monday Of February, 1867.
apriilO AUGUST GROSTECK.
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And everything usually found in general
mercantile store of the first class, all Of which
will be sold at very small advance from first
cost. j. y. kAHLER.
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SD sll nwq
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-22
TELEGRAAIS TO THE STAR.
FROM EUROPE TO. DAY.

by taDie W Au~ ae>oCteSru RCes-l
LoSpos,g Nov a2--Noon.-Csnsois, 81 {. 9
United States 5-s0's, 20 Ii-i6; Ii nois Cssiral
s5k, Erles, s6E. = o..
PARIS, Nov. e2- Noon-Tbe bailfo1 in fss
Bank II France has in ,reased sievea sa1 a
quarter m ilhons of francs.
LIvKopooL, Nov. ee-Noon.-Cattoo q1lei;
the w.es 60,tgD baiss, OF which 2gaAl were for
port. }s3,e00 hales. OF which lgss1oO saFs we're
American Preadstuffs quiet. f
LON DOM T. M.-Cons ois advanced Ito.
LIVRRPooL, Nov. 22-2 y. M.-rha cotton
sai~s viii reach 1gtE0 bales. No. rsd vsae q
has declined Id. California white voes, de-
cliDed Sd Tailow AS. Cneese 59s. Lsrd 5is 81.
QuEENsJowN, Nov 22--2 Il. M-The st-a n -
Russia, IRON New York on the i3ta instant,
has arrived.
LONDON, Nov. .2I-Evenirs.-Rei asr's ssls-
grams Containing the prices OF Ams rIcan secu-
rites have not ye been published, IL receiy.d.
u. :. 520's, 7Ux; Illinois Central, son; Fries,
I6k; Cons OILS, - 5-l6.
The bullion in the Bank Of England has
decreased during the week twenty hundred
pounds sterling. .t.r.F .r,
quiet; Middling Upiands. Ok; Oreans, sk;
sales of Iu,O;O bales. Breaast5Hs steady.
ELoRENOE, Nov. 2i.--The Diet meets on the
dent 1t rs said Nuuabrea, in 8 second note,
deDounces the action OF France.
LONDON, Nov p 1t is ascertained that
Tortola is DO worse used than the neIg "a nor,ng
isles. DR.. Livingston Is known 20 have been
safe In mIo Africa IN April
LONDON. Nov. 2l.-rhe supply bill has
passed the House.
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The Best Savings Rank

Figures won't lie," is an old saving th.t
needs no argument TO prove its truth II
figures prove beyond the possibility OF doub
that the best savings bank for n man Is 20 re,
his life insured N the NBtional CAPITAL Lite
Insurance Company, every man mus theu
concede the fact suppose q man TO De rhirtv
years old, and that he gets his life insured for
ten thousand dollars in the National C.pttnl
this would cost him the annual payment
Of one hundred aud Sky dollars and
sixty cents, as VIII De seen by Our life
rates Published In another column This
sum put al compound interest az elk
per cent. for twenty years would amount 10
nve thousand nine hundred and seven dollars
and seventy-six cents. Savings banks rarely
psy more than five per centum. In twenty
years, .hen, the man would get but little more
than half OF ten thousand dollars, by regularly
placing the amount OF his life INSURANCE pre-
MUM in the best savings banks in the soan-
try. This estimate Is based on the suppositiOa
thai his life should oe spared for the long De :
riod or twenty years-and this 10 By NO meanG
certain. On the other baud, IL be shouid ie A
but one payment OF the premium has been
made, his family would im mmediately receive
the sum OF ten thousand dollars In cash
IL would require the ann uaI payment OF tvo
hundred and seventy dollars and eiehty-
nve cent?, put AZ compound interest OF six per
cent ~ ORDER TO amount 70 ten thousand dol
lars IN twenty years. This is more cnan q
hundred dollars IN excess OF the premium
charged by the National Capital in order %
assure the sum of ten thousand dollars 70 ne
mans hmily at hts decease. even though Ne
die fmmediassiy after the Insurance OF hIs life.
National Ccpstai UnderwTifer.
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The Elective Franchise Question Decided
inthe Alsham n RsconsIructIon Ceavea-

tion.
The following is the article on the elective
franchise a finally adopted oy the recOnstruc-
ton convention IN Alabama as n part OF the
pew constitution:
ART. =, sec. I. Every male person born IN
the United States, and every male person who
has been naturalize6. or who has declared MS
intention TO become a citizen OF the United
States, aud ls tWenty-One YEAR cid aud M
ward, and who has resided an this State six
months next preceding the election aud three
months In The county IN which ne offers %
Vote, except as hereinafte- provided, shall be
declsred an electOr: PTort9sd, That no soldier
or sailor or marine an the military or naval
service OF The United States shaii hereafter
acquire residence by rtason Of being eta
toned in this STATE.
See. ,. Itshall be The duty of tie CieneraI As
sembly 20 provide, from time 10 time, for ne
registration Of all electors hut the following
classes OF persons, who ~ All NOT D. permitted
10 register, vote, or hold once. Those who,
during the late rebellion, in fiicted or caused 70
be inflicted any cruel or unusual punshment
upon any sailor soldier, or marine, employed.
OF citizen OF he nlied States. OF who IN any
other way violated The rules of civil warfare.
Those " no are or may be disfran chised by the
proposed constitutional amendment. known
/ as the fourteenth article. and the act OF Con-
Rress passed March ., iS67, except such per-
sons as have aided tle plsn OF reconstru ction
proposed by Congr ss anc accepted the pollti-
| cal eq ualIiy OF all men before the law Pro
rtdsd, The General Assembly shall have the
power 10 remove tie disabilities incurred ue-
have been con yieted OF treasop emhezzIemsnt
. OF public funds, malfeasance in ONCE. crime
punishable by law win Imprisonment i'm the
peniientiary, or bribery. No idiot or lnsape
person shall be permitted 70 register or vote in
this State.
Section g. All persons before registering
must take ard subscribe 10 the folio " ing oafn-
90 solemnly swear. or am rm. that VIII
support and mentaIn the opstitusion ana
laws OF toe United States. aud the constitution
ana laws OF the State OF Alabama; thaf \ AN
not excluded from registering be any of the
clauses In section I'd OF thss article that VIII
never counte nance or Aid IN the secession of
this State from the United States: that accept
the civil and political equality OF all men. ana
sgree not 10 attempt deprive any person or
persons on account OF race, color, or preyious
copoition, OF any poli tcal or civil right. priv
lieee or Immunity enjoyed by any other elias.
OF men; end furthermore, that 4 will not in
any wey inIure, or countenance In others apy
attempt 10 inlure, any person or persons ON ao-
count OF presen or past support OF the Gov
erpment OF the United STATES, the laws OF the
United States. or the principles OF the political
and civil eq uality OF all men, or OF afiliauou
with any political party"
The convention will probably complets 80
work thls week.
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The Prince Roy,l OF Prussia 10 thirty
s1x. BE IL also husband Of q ueen Nlctorias .
oldest dauShieY

IT. The Prince Roysl OF Prussia 40 thirty
sIx. He IL also husband Of q neea Victoria .
oldest 0Aughter.
~Of the candidates for the Florida can :
ventiop Just about one half were black
~Sixfeea huodred execution for S.a,.
taxes are In the hands of the shersH Of farreId
ga combination OF all the railroad ,,r.s
frou New Yerk city 10 Chicago % talked Of.
Their capital Amounting 70 s6,00ooee. =
~ The OOaorano papers do net IN n.
project OF emitting on slice of he terryeorv 20
pat into the proposed tsrrtscsy OF Wyo0f1e
~At Cincinnati the female principal OF ne
UInal scbtol receives $1,000
" The 0rst street railroad car was started
\ EvansvhSs, lnd, on rueeday- -
~ @Accor1irg 70 Briehsm Yeung. 10 Smith
10 10 b oret at the xesurrso otioa and hold ne
keys unnl AL the Saints are resurrected.
- Vermont has rejsctsd q hill allowing
partles 10 agree on higher rate OF teress thaa
ak per cent. go sf'rf - "a
0An isserpsssouai vorkinemens couvep
tiou, held ~ I.ausa1ue. Swttserland, In which
ala the uasioos OF esstern Europe vsrV repr~-
ssnf<d.l oecboed thst women nave - sors !.
right 70 work ~ men.
u0HoB. Fred. stone, member Of Cou~r>..
frsm the Fifth Congressional Distract Of Narv-
land is detained al home By severe ao~ss..
sfrictop, his wife having died few as,s
since.
81 rhe glass of flahior-the s,as. Of Boar
bon.
- In Iceland the clergyman KISSES IA, con-
eiegsticn al around before preschlrx.
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pDREss To THE NERyOUs AND pERIr.

A DDREss TO THE NERVOUS AND pEBIL-
"A lfArED whose sIferings have been pro-
guire promp. treatment TO render existence desira
tle. III you are suffering or have suffered from
upon sour general health DO you feel weak de-
biltated, easily tired. Does little extra exertion
or urinary organs. your kidneys. frequently get
out Of order, urine sometimes thick. milky,
sum rise 70 The tsp OF is : sediment At the bot
tom n s5 il hs :.eoa swnils Do have spells
o Blood TO Ss head s % f 5tng
s5% es Sa ts.I SRSn
ons to get nom me ever, I Does 40 sny II it'd. Tie
thing make you start or Jump ls your sleep broken
The bloom on yonr meek ss Bright Do @ Sou en1ey p
Yourself in seciet, as we'll : DO yoa pursue your
much sa the in feel
dull and faegine. given 70 fits of melancholy Ii
knsss Hsss
Now, reader. ssii abuse, vener cal diseases badl,
cured and sexual eAcesses sFo al capable Of pro
the man Did you ever thinE thas those bold, den
neS srs always whoss
in perfect healthS You never hear such men com
PsasiSn Of tse HEY ars ns1es AFRAID tsy
cannot succeed in business; they don't become ssa
ant in the Company Of ladies. and Y loon son and
them ibt in the fsce-nene OF downc ssf looks
or any other meanness about them. / do not mean
these ho keep the organs nnaIned by ru n min 2 to
excess These Will not only ruin their consfitu-
tions but also those they do business with or for
How many men, from badh cured diseases, from
the effects Of self abuse and excesses, have brought
about that state Of weakness in those organs that
has reduced the general systein 80 mn chas to I'm
dnce almost every other disease-idiocy, lunacy
psrsis ais spinal ensctions. ,snicide, and almost
every her form Of diseaee which humanity IL heir
to- and the real of the trouble scarcely ever
one. - 80
II
I .rettc. HELMBOLU'S FLUID EXTRACT BIZ
/. CHC IL the great Diurctic and is a certain cure
for diseases Of the Bladder Kidneys, Gravel Drop
81. orssnic weakness; Female Cemplaints, Gem
|! gAps, whether existing in Male or reu,ale from
whatever sause stins, and NO matter of how
Il III NO ent In su bmitted TO- Ceu.np ,t,op ar
/ Insanify may Our Desh and bjo.,d are sus
pines. and that OF Posterity depends apsn prempt
Bei,abpld : Ex,raet pychy. established upward
II I, 2 .fvtteen years. prepsrtd BY 60 r-'-~ss
IL. r. HELMBpLp, Druggist,
ID z.efsa - s94 Broadxly New York, and
Il l01 South 18th strest. Phiiaielphis, Pa -
n PlMR-Si u pr hottie OF SIX bott'es for q $50
delivered 10 any address. Fold BY sil DrtFsisfs
,lsveTyxhere. o:l-dAwy
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End Of the Albany Murder rrial-The
Judge Discharges the Jury and Releases
the Prisoner

ISpeclaI DIspatch % The Star.
ALBANY. Nov. 22-The Stevens murder
trial was ended last night, after the examina-
tion Of several witnesses, neither counsel PRO-
posing to sum up. The counsel for the defense
moved for the discharge or the prisoner wi D.
out allowing the case to go to the jury. The
the jury, virtually directing them TO fad a
verdict Of acquittal. Alter being out all the
afternoon they returned unable 10 agree. The
court inquired OF the district attorney what
he desired. That officer replied that he ex.
pee ed a verdict OF guilty OF nansIau gbter IN
some OF the lighter degrees. The court de.
clined 10 send the Jury back, but discharged
them ard the prisoner, and a verdict OF not
guilty YVES entered by order of he court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-22

TIE SICK ROOM The sick room shouId he
large, lofty, and, II possible, with a norl nern
aspect in order 10 avoid the heat OF the mid :
DAY or the afternoon sun the win ndows should
oe capable OF being opened by drawing down
the uppermost s1sh-an ad antage. however,
mat cannot always be obtained, as this mole
OF opening windows 40 too generally neglected
IN the Construction OF modern houses No
room, however large. should be used as a sick
room unless t has chimney; but neither the
chimney board nor The soot- board OF tie apart
ment should be put up, even In summer No
afucie OF unnecessary furuiture ehouid be per-
mlt,ed 10 remain In the room and that which
is left In II should Be OF q description ntted 10
adm mister to the convenience OF the invalid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-22
Further Particulars of the RAILROAD AeeI.
dent in Ohio,

CINCINNATI, Nov. 22.-Further particulars
Of the accident at Loekland represent the
scene as horrible ia the extreme. The crash
was terrible, the cars of the passenger train
being damned into each other aud the ladies'
sleeping car crushed wetween the tlmbsrs
One of the ladies had her head taken COM
pletely off. and another her entrals torn out
4 he nImes of the killed are Harriet, Eiizabsih b
Ssrah, and Rebecca Morgan, OF New Orleans.
and Chas. Jackson, of Boston. Mr.. J acsson
lost his life in endeavoring to save the ladies'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-22
REVIVAL OF THE ALRTRAFFr

REVIVAL OF THE ALI TRAFFIC. In BosroN.-
The election is beginning already TO have its
effect In the Increased open sale Of Atm
liquors, and particularly OF a;s, among To-
lower classes. Numerous beer fountains an
taps which bad been thrown aside or sold for
old metal, under tfe action OF the prohibitory
law, as enforced by the State Constaoles, are
beirg re-established. and our plumbers are ali
OF them quite busy In sappiytug new foun.
tains or repairing and putting up old ones
Scns OF the plumbers have as uch business
as they can attend 10 In this lire. The dealers
ssow their purpose Ito sell openly.-Roston
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, Nov. 22-Flonr ioal5 cents low.
er. Wheat dull and dropping Corn dull an 4
in buyers favor. Rye one cent better. Pork
quiet, sales OF $50 barrels OF Mess at 500. IS.
Lard dull at 12xaI34. Peas quiet at 81 .39 for
California, in bond. Cotton dull mt Is cents for
Middling UpIands. Freights dull. Spirits
Turpentine steady at 54a54k cents. Rosin
dull a. 81 - for No. 1. and s354 for NO. 2.
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fr0pn At LouiS

ST. Louis. Nov. 2a.-After several days ef-
fort jury has been empaneiled In the case Of
DIR. Headineton, who is charged with killing
a barkeeper at the Gault House, named Wal
tonspeel. DR.. Headington is a Kentuckiau
al was a surgeon in the rebel army.
In lS64 the steamers Desmoines and Kate
coilided near Nashville. and the latter sunk
The owners OF the Kate have sued Peter Con-
rad, the owner OF the Desmolnes, tor $4,000
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FROM HAVANA
Death of Consul Jsrdan's Wife on Ship

Especial Dispatch to the star.
HAVANA. New. 2l-Tne new sugar is expect
ed 20 be in the market in about 20 days.
The wife Of Mr.. Jordan, American Consul ~
Porto Rico, died on 'he passage out here from
New York on beard the steamer Columbia.
The duty on agricultural implements and
apparatus machinery, &c, under the Spanish
loren, under foreign nag is one.fif more.
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LADIES LIST.

a. u BA LN k<AcA
Gray L0uiss(cl Pitts sEG.Mrs
fsfa faham susan Parker thrs
hOgddi q Miss Pane X alta
~ uut Martina Perry Jenny
hsfnitu NefflA PIttsDn klrtfY
shJrgt - A Mrs Mrs
n al FGuiE PunleMarthYrs
D all May Pinkney LizEielc
lliaii al ~ PhehiX haryJne
ltril klFay NTs Pebnin ytonLeNA
Haze VI & = HFs Parker Mary l.
uctJh E@ma Mrs
Hamu-T SzIIa Parker RS
aATsPOciiOn sophia
Hrrding Henri 'aPiAu Sarah
n ines las Mrs RectorSan'yM Mrs
lHoIuirs FRA 'sMrskichsrsonIJo
,li ui,bs Siisan 4 r. Riley Bette Ms
, n obSx VI y " Nrsk
: n erbe-t Lacy Eieli AnpaMNrs
! n nV B ius n } MTskaDd1ll ROsey
Hanud n arr Mrs andali Cara
Higgins sarah Il RHrfiin Elizabth
HA~ key Ros "a Russell NryJMrs
atrskiehs r,ls MI M
) How ara Mary &C Ransom Albion
shUward = a idrs Mrs
Heller Henry MrsReily + B Mrs
iverson susan Rice Ella Mrs
JaBniugs Va FagsieROoerts Helen
, Ms Revene SOhaua
JacksCn u tel Robertson Jane
Jackson Louisa Mrs
Jsggardi is0 tITsRo. ne Mary II
JuLusnu Lucy u 1bson Nancy
hTs2 Reed Annie
Jobns1nGertru'eRober:s Annie
JO,usO1t n ehr Sprigg AnnGMrs
JonsGu N aiihia SShaw Ann Jane-2
! IL =. a = l. II
Johnson kliZa 'hStewart Maggie
Johnson Mary Stokes Celia
n eut MARY y Simna4 fiOreure
Kellogg Annie SpOtswOOi Ele'r
N ain iietty : Sweeny Eliza Il
Zee h aihinka skinner Eliz eth
hnoN Maud Mrs
k.lb SsrahC CMrsSteDhens Henry
h ing Rebe aMrs " Mrs
sLGW Annie StrOthcr Mary A
L-c Cath1rine SimmsnlsJohs'a n
L9y.iJy John HStansoo. Lucy
Mrs SOfield MOli;,s T.
'Lamne rauXGus Sh.tsWeil Mary
tis Sears Mary r.
Morgan Settis Siken NJ " Mrs
Morton Maggie stanton Molly
Moran Annie Sheehy Msry
MeTTittAm "A NrsSt Clair Mary
Moss Ann V " rsSimerm Molly
hurTy Aba lMrsScOtt Lucy
Minor Doll Sngar Mary
Miller Law 'LMrSStone Louisa Il
N Hen = y Mrs Su0dsn VI M.
NootyEliZ 'aMrsS prings Matilda
Mitchell Ida StienrnetL Mrs
Mitchell VI aNrsS SwitZer susan
MaTheid Nellie Seymour ) J +
.Nes8L MsrIuC 1raftOn Annie
Metz GER sally faffe Ann Mrs
Miller Hiss Turner Emma 2
minor Fan NrsT hOmas Mary
NCCUden 8ri1gt Tilimsn Mrs
NJ hnlghtAnnieT - itchel Louis
; p I-s willie Ms
Mccormick r Taylo- Ann
Mrs Van Mise VI
Al hcGre gOrJenniefeassey Martha
NCDufir Louisa Mrs
MJt,auEh MargI Waller All Mrs
VI cDonOugh J Williams Molly
Mrs Williams Cor liza
North Amanda Nnn
Namlsy Many Williams sallie
tkriy Mary Jane WilsDnCatharin
.tDpgi Lille HTs
Oliver VI T. Wilson v
T'GOnhOT Ellen Winif ED Clara
; Mrs West " \ Mrs
Or-ck Ann = WebserMarthaW
Pvtria Annie = Wilkins Lucy A
Mrs Waller Margaret
Partridge 4 Mrs A Mr..
PEniiFs q Mrs Weldon MCNrS
Pager Fan = NrsNiyens HaryNrs
Peterson Fannisi atss Mary Mr.
's-Acruary Of Ladies Relief Az
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Close of Manufact tories.

Especial DISPATCH to the Star.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 2I.-Several large manu-.
featuring establishments in this city have re-
Gently closed ON account OF the great scarcity
Of coal, and great distress is apprehe en- ded
among the employees thus thrown out OF work
dur ing the winter months.
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e. The New York Tribane says that half q
million OF 0otiars Wes lost and won on the
late election IN the city % new York.
OrCOnnscticnt phiiauthrupists are getting
MP Girls' md dnstria1 sehool.
~George Francis Tram, Elizabeth Csdy
S'antou, and others Of that school, are eolnS
to talk to the Bostonjans about uuiyersSi
suffrage, next month. lf&3
A%An effort Is making In PittsbufR, Pa, to
establtsh state normal school near there Ii
10 likely to be euccessful. ch.4sJ. 80 i
iUSpec1lators in southern Indiana ar
buyfng hour a. ef3 per barrel to held uutii
they Get $40 for n They W1lI probably have
10 hold II quite whiie. ~
ga rumor comes nom New Orleans tina,
the Ghiopi opera troupe, cont tanning more than
banditti. = - y =, = !.
00Ths Rochester Desaaesai, WHICH Tor q
long time has suetainsd General Grant for the
next Presidency, now nomiuates Governor
Fehton for the Vice Presidency.
~ The King ofsiam has Q new son encs Z
weak. - -
~ rhe Aiieehany Valley railroad counee.
tag Ptttsbsfg with the oil regions 10 nearly
compleie.
-, There are nve chip loads Of German en- ].
ierants On their way TO Texas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-22

ELoPRNEar.-From the lower end of Spot
sylvania county on Friday night Reuben
Minor eloped with the vile OF Lewis Proctor
and depar ed, in buggy, TO parts unknown.
She left her husband and tour children. the
youngest five years old. She also left O letter
TO say that before Mr. p recei we'd IL, she would
be another mans wife, that she was not going
10 disgrace herself. but to do what many had
done before and many would do again. With
Instructions in regard TO her prope iy, she con-
cluded this afecnonate epistle.- Freder icGsba1sg