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FENIAN DIsrU RBAMcHs.-A cable dispatch
rom London Safa rday afternoon saws
"Another Fenian outrage was perpetrated
to-day AZ Dublin. An effort was made To \ 20
the general post ONCE By means OF Greek FIRE
The attempt was happily frustrated Bevoso
the destruction OF . few letters no great dam
age was done. A large powder mill at Sc ever-
sham, about nifty miles from tnis citv. vas
otewn np and utterly destroyed this af,er
number injured. The caase OF the explossos
10 UNKNOWN. The Observer says ne ne ~ or
extraordinary powers viii now be asked ~
sion OF the Fenian pless or disturbsnces
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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day. No form of Nervous Disease fails to yield
to its magic influence. Even the severest cases OF
Chronic Neuralgia and general Nervous Derange
ments of many yesrs' standing, affecting the entire
system, are completely and permanently cured.by
in a few dsys, a few weeks at the utmost. 1t
contains nothing injurious TO the most delicate
tenn, and can always be used with perfect safety
IL is in constant use by the best physicians, who
give ii their unanimous and unqualified approval
Sent by mail on receipt of 81 and two postage
stamps. Sold everywhere.
TURNER CO., Sole Proprietors,
oc2l-eo3m l2O fremont street, Boston. Mass,
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THE RECENT DISASTER AT ASGoL LA.-Fron
the IN investigation made by the coroasr's iurv
on Saturday last Of the rnc<s OF the care
thrown from the track at Angola, n Is es.ao-
lished that the rear car was not thrown fror1
the track by q broken wheel, but oy 80 axle
OF the Clevesand and Toledo coaeh. the rear
coach being eprIue, thus rhro wing the wheel s
sn inch and half O IT of their proper position
This fact will he OH euy brought out before
tne coroner's jury to-dsS. No compromise
accident occurred
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
FROM EUROPE TODAY
The Enrspesn Conference en- Italian Az
IBy Gable 10 the Associs,ea p,

BY Gable 10 the Associated Press
LONDON, Dec 3o.-ConsoIs ~ L; Illino :
Central sea; kries, 4sh.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 3n.-Cotton quiet-saies of
ten thousand bales Cplands, ~: Orleans, "A.
shipments from Bombay, since August i,
amount 10 seventy. eight thousand bales. The
total stock Of cotton a. sea designed for this
port Is estimated al one hundred snd ninety
four thousand bales. Of which seventy IN ou-
sand bales are American.
J.csDoH, Dec 30-l.20 p. IN -Consols and T..
=, 5-20s are unchanged. Illinois Cen,rals 80
LIVERPOOL. Dec. 39-I:20 %. m--Cotton un-
changed. Corn, 46s. California wheat. I5s. Cd.
Prices Of other articles are unchangee.
LONDON. Dec. 3r.-It seems that the great
powers OF Europe have determined 10 ASK OF
the Emperor Nspolean the basis OF the confer
ence To which they have bee invited by him.
and through which France seeks 10 negotiate
treaty for the settlement Of the troubles OF
itsly.
It is stated tba; the inability OF General
Menbres, Prime Minister OF 1Jaly, to recon
strnot has ministry - now the principal cause
OF dely in perfectine the arrane for the
meeting on The Conference.
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THE COURTS.

CIRCUIT COURT, Justice Wyiis.--The case Of
Turner VS.. Barthoiow was fixed for Thurs.
day next, the first case.
Corbirt VS.. BALTIMORE and Ohio Railroad
fixed for to-day, not being ready, on counsef
for the plaintiff filing afiidavit OF absence of
material witness, the case was continued.
Court adjourned the jury until Thursday.
but SAID that he would set 10 m orrow TO hear
any cases that might be ready for trial Also
in special term.
Obediah KimmelI vs. Charles HaHes On
the petition Of Kimmell tor certiorari, rule di-
recied to be laid on Charles Hawss to show
cause why the certiorari should not be given,
returnable Saturday next.
H. q. GoodIng vs. James II. Mangum. Case
ordered to be decketed, and judgment by con-
fession entered. Court adjourned.
CRIMINAL OoURr-Justice Otin.-The case O
Pratt, which was postponed until day to
hear exception, was at his req uest further
postponed until tomorrow tor him TO de.
termipe what be would do.
James Punch, burglary; mol. pros.
Mary Waters, petit larceny; guilty: jaiI 3
mon tbs, and ordered to restore property.
Henry Back, petit larcenyi guilty; capias
TO b. ar judgment.
Agnes White, petit larceny, guilty; Jail one
week.
George Jones, petit larceny, verdict guilty,
and recommended to the mercy OF the Conrt
on account of his tender age.
Sarah Holmes, grand larceny Of goods chat
tels amounting to $50 In value, from VIM. H.
Lusky, on the 9Th day OF November lasr:
guilty as indicted. Albany penitennary Is
Jas. Bell, petit larceny; guilty as indicted.
Jaif2 months.
Court took . recession reasssmbling. the
case OF Joseph Glen, charged with breaking
in 10 the house OF Henry Sipe on the 25tn OF
November last with intent TO steal, was called
]. J.. Johnson for the defence; still on trial.
Equity COURT Justice Wylie- Special
TeTm.-M clniyTe VS.. Rodier. Ordering the
decree of Noven Der 2lst to the audttor for re.
reference and notifications. Terrett VS. Ter
reic order raufyiDg trustees sale. Coyle vs.
Coyle guardian cd pitem. McCanin vs. Ec.
hardt; order making Hitz complainant May
1T nj. W May 1T al; reference TO the auditor
Owen ct al. VS.. WHITAKER OF al; decree ap.
pointing 1 l.. Johnson trustee to sell. Son.
Dsschmidt et uxor VS. FuRit et al. trustees
bond approved and fie1. Yates 4 Seiby VS.
Citz ct al; order Of publication against absept
defendants. Manseii vs. Mnnseil; decree 40.
pointing Wm. J Miller trns tee TO sell.
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ICE GORGE on THE HUDSON

ALBANY, Dec. 2e-Saturday night the lee in
the Hudson river, bet ween Albany aud Troy,
commenced moving down, but ITS progress
wss stopped by the piers o. the railroad bridge
81 this point. Large masses of ice Were driven
into the easin ~ the upper cut, and serious
danger was threatened % the canal boats, but
all were finally made fast ana without much
damaGe
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IIALlAs sArFAIRe.-Despa,ches iN-om ltsiy
represent that there he N uch political S,tstion
and IN IN cities Of Pied mont the xcitems ~ Is
oangerous, and fears are ep'erfAined that ~
may cuiminate In risings against the author :,
ny VI tne tovernment Ths Papal Govern :
men. onsrs 70 pay the interest on those Italian
oonds which Represent the old debt OF the Pcr
unciai states ANNEXED to the Kingdom OF
iaiy. TIE Italian Parliament recently re-
aesvo. oy decisive vote, 20 pay me coupon.
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NEW YORK, Dec. 30.-FIour quiet and un.
changed Wheat quiet and firm. Corn a
shade better Rye Quiet. Oats drmer' Pork
dull mess s21.00 Lard dull Whfskey noni-
nal. Barley0quiet Peas nominal. Spirits
TurrAsttne hrml a. 81 cents. Rosin steady.
Freights dull.
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NEW YORK FIRsT BOARD SALTS
Lewis johnson 4 90. quote stocks anu Dor c
in home and toreign markets. 80 folloxs

NEw YORK. Dee. 3O.-first Board-U = Sts
ISL, coupon, ll2 s-2o's. lso2. coupons, Ig-
ls6i, ex-coupon, l05s; 1885, coupons, l05 f:
lo4U's coupons, Io0S; 3-3u's, second, io& - :,
third, leiai Canton, ASK; Oumoeriand. 81
Qolcksilyer sl =, Maripesa. :; 40. prefd, Il;
New ORR Central, li7 Pacido Nail, 10 a; A.
Hudson. l3l; Reading, a.. dtch gao Oenral.
l05k; Michigan Southern. IS: Illinois O~rrsI
l33h; Cleveland ana Ptttshurs. =; Norrc-
western, = DO. preferred. 7us; Rock islaur.
ga; Fort Wayne. va; Ohio aud Miss DE-
uficatee. p 4; w. ". Telegraph, @,: Sos-cn
water Power. IN; Cievelandsnd Tcledo,gs /;
Geld, l334.
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DEMOCRATIC COMMUNION

Especial Dispatch to the Star.l
COLUMBUS, Dee. 30-The Franklin county
Democratic Convention met here on Saturday
The Nallandigham men were in 8 minority
There is much bitter feeling in the party.
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FIRE,

CHICAGO, ILL.,. Dec. 30-A fire this morning
destroyed the building No l0l, and fva on
West Randolph street. Loss ABOUT $1,000
No ins urance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-30

MEETING OF NANUFACTURERS.
[Specia Dispatch 10 the Star.l
CHICAGO, Dec. 2s-There was a large meet.
ing OF manufacturers here last night and the
resolutions OF the Cleveland Convention were
fully endorsed.
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FROM OHIO.
Election to be held in the ~th Congregational |

Especial Despatch to the Star.
CINCINSArI, Dec. 3U.-iovernor Cox has or
dered a special election 70 be held in the Eighth
Congressional District, on Monday, January
~, for the election OF q success sor 70 the ate
Hen. e.. :. Hamilton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-30

A DIsTILLRRY SBIzBD.-Mr John f. Shar.
retts. ins pector Of internal revenue, accom-
panied ny United States Deputy Marshal
Gruyer seized on last Thursday still located
on The York road, a short distance beyond the
new Blind Asylum John +. Tyler, the re.
puied owner OF the still and entsT OF tns Or o.
erty, was nrraiEned on Saturday before United
states Comm issioner Eronks. on the charge Of
carrying on iliicity sAid sui, and gave bail In
the sum OF 5000 to await an examination TO-.
day.--BalsimoTe Sun,
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ERrE ryrRV RODV

Large pp. Circular, giving information OF the
greatest Importance to the young Of both sexes
Ii teaches how the homely may become beaut1fui
the despised respected, and the forsaken loved.
No Young lady or gentleman should fail 7? senq
their Address, and receive o copy QstpAid, By re-
turn mail. Address p o. Drawer 81
ep3-d6weoly Troy, New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-30
STABBING AFFAIR.

Especial Dispatch 10 the Star
PHILADKIPHIA, Dec. 30.-James Roney was
badly stabbed by 8 nan unknown in an up
town bar roor, yesterday morning. He is not
expected TO recover.
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DEAD

OTTAWA, Dec. 30.-Hon. Ferguson Blair.
President OF The council OF the Province On.
tario, died last night.
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Gsy,ram.nt Srcnrrti,..

wAsEIsSroS, Dec. 30, Is67.-JAy Cooke ?
Co. furnish the following quotAuons o. Gov
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FROM NEW YORK
ESpeclsI Uispatch 10 the S,ar1

FROM NEW YORK.
The Friends Of Chief Justice Chase will
support the Republican Nominee for
the Presidency.
Especial Dispatch 20 the Star
NKw YORK, Dec. 30.-The Tribune editorial
Iy says, in reply 10 the Times, that the friends
Of Chief JustIce Chase will support any man
nominated by the Chicago Conve for the
Presidency.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-30

Thn TRIAL OF TIE Rsv. MR rrxs.-Ssv-
era Low Ohurch bishops from Maryland and
70 the AID OF M. Tyng In his defence az the xa.
proacoipe utal, which takes place on the lt,a
OF January. The matter creates much en- cs.s :
- u u thought the court vtJI 6ud ni,r > ssf, !,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-30
NEW MARRIAGE GUIDE.

AN ESSAY FOB OLNG MEN on Physiologi-
cal Errors Abuses, and Diseases incident to Youth
and Early Manhood. which create impediments to
MARRIAGE, with sure means Of relief. Sent in
SkILLiN H0UGHTON, Howard Association
Philadelphia, Pa. SEES -sm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-30

Mormons. '-e
- negro vas tied 10 stake and enrn.a
~ non N yenersou county, Ca, on Monday.
sof IN alleged Outrage on q white eiri
city. = As'-
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In BANKRUPTCY.

A MEXICAN PIANOS AT THE PARIS EX-
n POSITION.
IScoNTR9yERTIBLE coNTpRs99yyEsRRTTI ri PROOFS Ro OF THE
WAY SONS.
uOubt that the highest award within the-
power OF the intern a,lonsl a, ,,nTiss , 70 u be-
DICT accorded 60 Messrs Steinwsy & sons, and
hat the RIBBON OF the Legion Of Honor obtained
Individually by a member Of another American
piano nrm. upon his own per-Onal application for
s ,sne' f.1m the Empsror was no, as persist
Lass OF group jury or Imperial Commission:
We certify that the FIRST GOLD MEDAL for
American Pianos has been unanimously awarded
. Messrs steinwsy & Sons by the Jury Of the In
ernstionaI Exposition First on the y = IN class
nou PRECEDENT Gr InteTasiio9ai Jury
ssBR6fsE hSf tSIs tThI6aks. J. snfEpMEYER, 81 GEShEHE
Members of international Jury:
j certify herewith thar the jury OF the Interna-
ienSl Exhibition in Paris, well as the group Of
,ianos Of steiEvay Son.. sf New YORK.
Eonsl.tipg OF grand. .quare aud upright pianos,
eon. Of Boston; and that on tins account the frst
arge gold medal has been awarded to Messrs.
J.sCHIEDMEYER,
Member ef Jury. Class Y;
Sworn 70 before and certified by Emil KlanPreeht,
tembSre dated sfnttsaft. angn.t Is. isS q
Royal Con 6RssrrdtOyg Of MsSic.
/ Directors Drtrs. Brass. q, Sept. IL, ls57.
LnsssrS. St. istcaB q S0as
! in answer 70 Onr letter Of the 18th instant, L
nave 20 declare that my position does not permit
gie 70 let YOU know the contents OF my report be
f-re Its mcia publication; but can not refuse to
ioin my declaration TO the one OF my honorable
Eeieagues % The Jury Of class 10 of the Universal
Exposition In Paris. dated July -, that the FIRST
SOLD NEDaL Tor American Pianos has been given
% YOU ~ To- UNANIMOUS vote Of this Jury as we'll
" oy the su Council Of Presidents, Imperial
SoumlsslonJ ldeckre, furthermore, that neither
ne Jury OF class ~ nor the second Group Jury,
be superior council Of side have ask "A the
iecoration oi tne Legion Honor for Mr.. Chick
pg, 80 sGeh demand WA net within their prov
nse.
Accept gentlemen. my high reearas
The reporter Of class 10, EPTJ9
II Director Of the COnservatsry of BrusseI.
This being the expression Of the Jnrv NE leaxs
be public 20 Iudge. 80
A large assortment OF these Instrums,t. .Iv.x.
hand At the varerooms of
td2.-3t ". G. METZEROrr IN
DIAN0s ANDP PARLOR ORGANS, NEW 19D
[ sECOND HAND. for rent, and rent-
ppIied 20 pcIchase, II bought within
pscined time Prices Of second hand from sEVIvv
fJo0 MP e. $3.50. New Pianos from 3 500 ana
10 70 sl 200. Largest assortment and greate.t
aristy ever offered In this city.
JOHN r. ELLIS,
Sot Peprsylvania avenue.
de 2E6t near 10th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-30

THE ARKANSAS RECossrRuCrIoN CoNyeS
Tlok.-Major General Ord, in his general or
ders, No. 43, dated December 2lst, pu "a n
list OF delegates 10 the Arkansas Convention,
and says
'At the election recently held in the State of
Arkansas, 10 determine whether Con ven
tion should he called for the purpose of es-
tabis hing CONSTITUTION and civil goyernm en- I
for the State. loyal 10 to- Union and for deI
egates thereto, Al, i3i votes were cast upop the
question OF holding such Con We ntiop of W whicb
number 2',5s6 vo es were cast 'For Convsn-
iton,' and I3-55S votes were cast AGAINST a
Convention The total number Of registered
voters in the State 90 800. The number of
votes cast on the question of Conventi3n be.
ing In excess OF The number required by the
actor Congress approved March s3d, 1867. and
majority Of those votes having been cast For
Con yention, the Convention will be held
and will assemble as heretofore directed in
General Orders No. 81, current series, from
these Headquarters, dated december 9, 1867 |"
OF Saturday evening says:
Mason Beach, this city. the conductor of
material train on The Orange, Alexandria and
Of hnp 1a.s ss%pisysd =, in ne recon
an aliercstion with Iaborer named Arrino.
toe, during the early part OF the current wsas
was struck ON the head with piece OF vooi
with such violence a. 10 cause his dean 6av
or two after the injury was tnfitcted. HI
body was brought down on Thursday, and in.
terred yest. roxy.
conace ~ A<suGieys Z ur1ax county, is re-.
esfabifs he'd ,snd John Nahorny appoin - ncrt
master. ROME. Leesborg to W ashipeto9. m
d. is curtatled 10 end ct Prospect Hill. "A
miles less distance, from January I. Route
Langley TO Fairfax Court House. Is curtailed
toiend a. Vienna, and service increa - =,
three times q week 80 y
Mr.. Webster cold, Yesterday, as Fartfsx {,
d, three hundred ana thirty.h i've Acres Of moi
rich land, near Herndon station ON the A a.
endrta. Loudoun and Hampshirs railrosd. ~
Mr Fernbam. OF Vermont, for S6,ON-haIf
cssn Land 2 increasing In yalns in FdtrfSx.
and iumisrsAh coming In.
Near Accotipk, Fairfax county, va. NJ,
Onrtetmas day, during fight betWeen IlsniaI
Wtllismson and Elias 6rfnsly, the for,,, az
49, wss mot IN the bead and escf, ana, F is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-30

RETURN OF COLONEL LPARKgR-CoIonel Ely
5. Parker, A. ID. e. ON the staff of General
Grant, has returned, aud was on duty to day
al the headquarters OF The army
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PBEsoNAL.-PrIncess Salm Saim sailed in
the steamer Vile de Paris from New York on
Saturday, TO JOIN her husband in Europe
80 Hon. ID. N. Cooley, of Iowa; Hon r IN
Duell, OF New York, are at the National Hotel
..''Gen w. M. Dunn, Col. MendenhaIi and
General HetntZleman, u. 5. A, are q, the Eb.
bitt House. ..
INTERNAL REvENUK-The receipts from
this source to-day were 81 ,O56, ,s5s.7O
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THE WHITE HoUsK.-A number OF visitors
were at the Executive Mansion to-day, nearly
all of whom had an inter view with the Presi.
dent. Gen. Gillem had long interview with
the Executive this morning. Senator Doolit-
lie also had an audience with the President.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-30

BUSINESS AT THR PATENT OrFICs-The
whole number Of Patents issued from the Pat
ent ONCE during the past year is I3.0lj, being
an increase Of 3,5l5 over the number of last yea,
which was $500. For the week ending on
Tuesday January, 265 Patents will be IL sued
During the past week 400 applications and 50
caveats were filed.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATRE,

Last " eek Of the engagement OF
ME- JOHN l.. OWENS,
The Eminent Comedian and Humorist who will q D.
GREAT CHARACTER IMPERSoNATION
JOHN UNIT, THE BANKER.
" THE
Fashionable Comedy. in acts, entitled
SELF,
WITH A GLORIOUS CAST.
BY general desire, for our
NEW YEARS MATINEE.
The Charming Fary Tale and Eastern Romance o.
THE FORTY THIEVES.
with all its beautiful Music and Songs. Grand
Marches Fairy Tableaux, Thrilling Combats, and
Magnificent Scenery.
Admission 80 cents; children half price. 1t
uUWARD DIVISION, NO. 7, S OFT
RELIEF OF THE POOR.
Musical and Dramatic entertainment will b.
given at
METZEROTT HALL.
THIS EVENING
MONDAY, DECEMBER 3Oth. Is61,
The net foceeds Of " hich will be given to the
PROVIDENT AID SOCIETY.
houi'ta HCe'-..--..--.-- <5 cents
Doors open att. Performance to commence at y:
precisely.
For particulars see Programme.
Tickets to be had at MetZerotts, Ballsntyne's q
J. p. Libbey's jewelry store, As Seventh street
u,,Aa tha1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-30

THE PUBLICATION OF THE LETTER List
The Postmaster General in view Of the fact
that 50 few of the advertised letters deli YER
ed, had decided that from ana after January
1st, 1868, no payment will be made tor insert
ing the lists, provided, "any publisher OF a
newspaper can be found willing to do the
work without charge. Also, that all newspa
per men Offering TO publish without char.e
shall have the privilege OF copying the same
simultan eously." A circular to his effect has
been sent to all the postmaster OF the country,
with Instructions to notify the new spapers in
their localities of the decision OF the Depart
ment in the matter.
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GENERAL CUSTER has written a letter in
reference to the charges preferred agains; him
He asserts that whatever cruelty he was guilty
OF was rendered necessary by the conduct oi
the men under his charge, who deserted IN
large Hmbers, and thus placed in jeopardy
his supplies, &c. He declares that under
similar circumstances he would repeat his
orders and his acts, and complains that the
Court was composed of officers four Of whom
were OF rank inferier to his own. and one Of
whom was Commissary whom he had cen.
suIed for corru btion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-30

MONEY DUE UKEEBRAsKA-TheC Com mi sioner
of the General Land Office has caused An ac-
count TO be stated between the United States
and State Of Nebraska, for the five per cent.
fund accruing to that State on the net pro.
ceeds of the sales Of the public lands within
her limits, and finds that the balance due the
said State on December 3lst, 1896, am united to
S9,I2S 27.
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ARMY ORDIRs.-BIevet Major ]. r. Stone,
Captain oath regiment V. X @, has been mus-
tered ou'. and honorably discharged from and
after January LIST. 1868
The resignation OF I'd Lieutenant r. B Mar
shall, 18th U. 5. Infantry, has been accepted.
to take effect from Decem Der 2Ist, 1s67.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-30

SOCIETY, RTc.-Miss Caroline n. Richings
the well. known American prima-donna. was
married at Boston on Christmas Eve to Pierre
bernard, Of New York Oity. The lady rs tbs
adopted daughter OF the veteran Peter Rich
tnes Of the Old Park Theater. Mr.. Bernard
IL . member Of the Operatic Company Of
which hts wtfe 10 the bright particular star.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-23
JOURNAL SATURDAY. MARCH 49,

by DIR. Glover, who resides about
three miles from Baton Rouge.
Peter Eds, colored, had been en-
ployed In the house as servant for
many years. That she became very
intimate with him about two years
ago; that the attachment was now
stronger than ever, and that she
thought it was mutual; that she new
er lad child by HIM; that the
elopement had been agreed on some
time ago, and that she had assumed
male attire to avoid being discovered
until she reached the city. sas
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-23
.IeAs ~
I'M u . W
-iB1so g 20 smsn xnt .uuogna qsG9i
Goods at a1ue.

ssFE5. q I'LL .lfftA az n
We have the most complete stock
af Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, suit
ID to the season, which we will sell of
cheap until March. We make no
nsdieulous spretensions by advertising
aEsicles cheap, and when customers
c.Il, for them fare just out" or by
Metending to sell at cost (cost to Gus
asssys, of course). Many goods are
HIGH enough at Eastern cost. :. a6 3
With many thanks to our friends
md customers for the past VERY
EwERALa PATRONAGE, we. enter the
nev year with confident hope of .
soatinuance of the same, and promise
10 leave nothing undone to merit it.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-23

WYE ARE Now OPENING THE
s. w most splendid assortment of Far
Articles ever imported TO this city, and
stock OF
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-23
.saoCassimere-.

gSHESE GOODS, BEING MANUFAC.
u = tured only of the finest Merino Wools
are of superior quality, high finish, and
made in great variety of the most FASH
tO1Able styles. Ranking in New York
with the best Eastern makes in styles and
nnish, these Western goods especially COM
Denc themselves to the Western trade. as
tney are entirely free of Shoddy, Flocks.
VAsxe, &C. nasf4 IL
Gentlemen giving these goods the pre-
ssFence in ordering suits Will be sure TO be
For sale at retail by all the principal
merchant tailors and dry goods dealers
throughout the country, and at wholesale
md by rs 49, f. d. MOORE, lig'
Treasurer Lawrenceburg Wooden Mills,
memo dSm eTf.-a Lawrenceburgh, Ind. 3