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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-11

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WOOD AND COAL.

COAL COAL!i .....
Best WHITE ASH at IS. By the ton. All sizes,
Sawed and Split OAK WOOD, so per cord.
- PlHE 81 :"
LOBg Oak. Ss per cord
ton OF CCaI sold BY me always weighs 2 ,24O lbs.
JOHN b. LORD,
fe Is " Corner 4th aud streets.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-14
Qon0on 10. Wai

Der 8ertrag, Der geiEeFil bon ben
am JriebenseoHgreb SbeiInebmenDen
uAier5eidnet iDurDe, 1T bon ben reipecs
tinen aegietungen ratifieirt iporOen.
Das fraaS6fifde GabiHsf bat Der
preubifdeu Neeierung iiber bic iangften
friegeriiden 8orbereitungea 5ufrieDens
itsllenOe GrfIdrhnaen steeben.
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Sem Sort IL. mai |.

-Wb
Scr 9sralD bnf per Babel cine gbes
eial. Eepefde erbalteit, oersufolaes Der
Rrieg nur fiir finiee Belt beriGo6ensilt.
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riiltungeu tort. NfaH fagf, oaB Giigs
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Den 8orfGlag 5ar aigemeinen gnfirnif.
nuslg MAIDEN iuerbe. collie ofee an
gennrnit1eu tperbtn, 10 lpir0f ipater ipies
Der Gin gongreb iid berlammelH, mo-
enr6 boatonnnener 5riebe geiiAertI
merhp e,ss1s san lssss75sse9
Sine bon @eflin am ] 1 Wfaf oatirte
Sepefd)e uieIDet ben 500 6es Coup.
@right, anierifanifdem GelnnDteu nni
preabiiAen 9Dk
90 i9eint nnn0gIid ia ernlifteln. Db
Dnbie profefiirt futrben ipirr cber nid)t,
@idter nnoegiuooo ertldrt, oab, iuenn
cr niAt proeeiiirt luir0, 0iee nMr BEN
llinltaH0e ;libuidreiben fem miirbe, 0ab
Die Qlb0ofafen nod nidf nit ibrsu 8crs
bereitnboen ferti0 lsien.
Self. Dabts lit 0nl Ganlltaa mad
sii9nonb bsr DanpffAif Sohi @BIs
beiter gebradH lpCr6en. Ut erfreflt I'D
Oet 6eften @FfnHDbeit un0 il lfsts better
9eiaunt. -.
Ger Danpler Gamucnia 6radte Bic
9fadjridjf, baf t6t M0nia uolr )Tenbea
MnD 8isIhnr6 baIb gatie jls befnden
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esSenftn. Sn feiner aanbtass SGrof.
niingsrebe fa8te Der Soaig bon 4ren6en,
bab Der neufornirte 9loro6eutfbe 8ufe
nun Die norb0eutl9en @iaaten unfafje,
6af leood eifR i,ltime rationale Sc
neinfdaft cieielben nit ben iHooeutiAen
@taaten berbin0e. & $3.50
3: Sic 9eHen< barmltaotifdle 9tegiee
rlln9 III i'm 8egrrffe, NIT 8ru6en cine
MfiIitdr gonbention gu trefen uno bic
barinftabtifhen 8fopinsen, Die fioIi9
Der Mainlinie liegea, iueroen b6dit
iulbrf6einIi1 in ben Norobeutf1en
8uno aufgeHoilnlen meroen.
Ser frans6fiAe geiqpbte am Bie<
iler SOfe bat Serrn Beult erflart, 0aB
Srautreid ale @ebietseriueiteruugs<
@elGife aufgegeben.
Nadri9ten aus Wegifo meIben, haB
cine 9epolutioa sesea Suarts i'm
@an9e 1T.
Woa San cuts 9otoii miro aeaieIs
bet, oab am %. NpriI lRari,miIian ain
Der Optic ben 5000 Nfann eineu @tuss
tau aus Aueretarn MAIDEN ipelte, ie<
bod 3uriidgefdEagen. ipilree. Man
slaubt, oab Der Ylae iid nidt usebr
LANCE balten f5nne.
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aafbpille zennets = Na 1857 almnn 81
nit iebr entt6nf9ter Nfiene, in Der fidj
| iest elm seipaItiser. Nlismuth aus.

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iest elm seualtiser. 1lismuth aus.
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Ser. ,,iln6 ID befeble Sir, bort Gu,
Sobarn, i'd befebIt Sir ouf's @trtngite,
Bel 9lieitniibelf sbon bieler @a6e an
plaa6ern, 6nniit es nidt su ben Sbrsn
Der 8olisei sefanee ua6 biefe niibt etiua
bon felbft 5u mir femme, iiia lire I0iles
ipeilieen nuterlnbn aan5nfflen. =
Sort gu, Sobnnn, idJ berbiets Dir bae
Ylauoern laruber unter allen umftdns
6eula ~
o@eun yWlDIorb 60 minfdeu,s 70
iperbe i@ idmei9ea," fa0te. Spbann,
aber fat drgerIim fehte er hisiiu: sd
bate nur benz G9urfem bon einem
Groom aud nod bafiir bic &trafe ses
a6nnt!" ~. ,.f.a5sass42sssss assssssI s.ssaga
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Iadelnb, ,feblt Gu, Gein Hab reat
| ii9 fden lpie6er; bod bernEiae Did
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fir al 0aS unreAt, oae Der Groom
Sir lie anaetban, benn feline @trofe fur
bas ni0rberiibe 9lttentot tpirb - auf
@bre - i9limuh febr fdliusn aus
| talent" 81 5iss - II sss9S
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Iero. auf 10 unangenebmt Mrt sipii@en
biefen Y6beI. gu 8eratben, ntiinte So.
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ipiirbe i'd geiuiB't :. --Fs i.a'i. ts''.S'eS
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bannH ,lnterbraM Serr 6rant> 8i6<
barter i'm raid. ,Gs ma9t mir tsirtz
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einise 8eritreuang, 0enn es 1T inners-
bin bod elm pitantes Sntermesso ooer
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.beiBf Die SdMsnnnitner an6 Strasea'
Der 8eSiente naunte Beioes, ober
NIT einenr mibbilliaenSen &opffdit.
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100000 GepreBte 8aditeiue
!, perEertist pon @ebrlssr Gbambers ". Go's.-
Pateut-Badtei Rai9tne tn Der
4'is's Seafbpille
9ampf=8aditeinzGabrif.

Gete gadfeine iinb bebexteuD better aIs ale fbri-
89en GebralH fabs tsirt -perben. Siefelbea t6nnen
nod eifinaF 70 piel Drna ais bic init Der 0ano gee
modtell gadtsiae aug batsn, Obne az serDlasen unS
Der W6reI bdIt bet benieIben uiet letter sufammen;
nc finb Der 6en9tlateit nit 70 agdnglt9 unb finS
SssbaIB, mas ssdrts sns 0aasrbasistsit bstrifian,
Niis Srottoirs nTs eiaernen tSanen he 'ntdt ibsr
trofien pereen.
5BgI8f IN 4biga eIp.bia. Is. OFT, Der 1868.
Dies 1T CUR Beibeinisuns, bas mir mebrere 9an-
ienne eer sGebr. Gbansbers u. Sos. Maf&inens8ad=
feIben allen an6eru porsieben, ba iie pon grSberer
0auerbGitigteit tnb Rne Der aRSrtel feer siammens
bait: CHRIS, gsaser..6 Strses Oberealb Sederion;
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424 &aInutftraBe
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eglodenmii5le 2,O060O0 1adjteiney Mbsugstanaf in
Camden 100000 Baditeine; Collins SrOn Cos. Sa=
bril-, Mdrquette, 2ate Superior, 10O,0N Badlteine.
: 9tle sbe1 aenannfen uno nod Hebrere WtiHipnen
8aditeine, bic su, bsrporrageueen 5ffentIiben NIB
Yrtpat s@ebduoen benu.t m,rhef. tno NH Der Sebra'
Der Chambers u. Cos. Yatent 9adTtein Raf5ine fa=
hria1rt noroeti.
Mif gergnisen permeifen mir auf RE fpIsenSen
9erreh btsiiser Staet, welde uniere 8aditeine &C.:
brGudbt bdben, une bic benz obeHeriuGbnten Seggiub
beimmen:
o. @anfOrh, 8rdfDent Der Griten ga ionaIbant;
ssrpas ns ssSna1
SUIT. v. T. 5. Il. s 9. ssoSsi, salaSsi gen;
tbums Msent.
Sir perfertieen aud bic peIiberibmten gbtInSeIs
pbia Sroiits", mele fir SrOnt nnb 6euerpldke
lberttoffen iuerben fSnnen. 8adeiHe erben ~ febr
biuiser Rretfen an irgenb einen Ort am SLUG ooer
Der Giienbahn bef1roert. Erpttetrs Iueroet :u ben
gemdBgfteH 9reiien geest uno fur ale 9etbane Arbeit
garantirt.
Sir ndbere Snformation Ober gefeaunsen wsnbe
man fib an
Weafon. Acams u. Co.. Nsenten,
Nnfbpiue Dampfz8adfein. s5rennerei,
g. o. Bor 491, RofbpiHe, Eenn.,
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&ace Srad. nli2 34R
w Ser Mortel flebt sipifden bielen
Steinen better, iuie BEL irgeno elmer aue
oeren Dirt.
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9iaiats 9rad< 8apier,
grief bon gs. %. Glars. $50, 8yafiosnt
Der fabliaeu @reb slforiatioh.
a.iaata. "a. .. asriI 1857.

atlanta. 3d. 70. April 1867.
Mn q. a. 4braftsr,. CSC.
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gen, Sbmen folgsnben 8ef9lnb Der fibdden 9rsbs
Aifoctdtion nitsutbelen:
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seruunG fir bteeiBlgen, aetretieR llap wfEft men
lieuils Be- cJoHn q Ehz6ibe6 esq., aIS SHpersm 8
nhet bieftF WeteUfddft I'D ptr9njiNenef dtrt lOir
inn Hermit bsu Danf Der @efeltl9aFt ;olsn nnb bic
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Die IL obiasr 3teieIutirn auseebriidte MnerGennnna
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PARTNERSHIPS etetIEetsk nigfi9fn Die1ytf BE gteS
manb better eis ID Jm j6dReR bic @eIegembeIt bastt
nab fetnsr mebe als ~ AZ Utrbigen wcib. GpIfte
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80. q. 0garE, YragIbent.
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Dor $3.50, slsp gsfg. mif 2mt1np
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GifenbnbnIinie.

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dlte = ldfrpagen BEL allen WaSht3iigen. YaInges
prefe 70 nlsana mic anf iresnb elmer anbsrn 6abn.
wepb mE. Wbrafbasst.
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gro6oaen gIeidl genlad9t iper6en. SIN
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tam aus BEN Saus ausgtfdlOflen unb
cine Sbeilung borgenolinaeri. 9ia1oenl
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rem, iparbe ertlart, DaB bic Mbitinlnung
fur bic Gegierungsbia tuie iolgt ausiiel:
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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-01
PhiIadeIphia Trade ReDora.

FRIDAY, Nov. 1.-The Flour Market is exces-
sively dull, and prices are weak and In favor
of buyers. The demand for shipment and home
consumption is limited, and only few hum
dred barrels disposed of at S7'50@S5O for super.
fine; SS6O@950 for extras; SlO@l2 so for Pennsyl-
vania and Ohio extra family; $l0@Il5O for
northwestern do; and $l3@I45O for faucy
brands, according to quality. Rye Flour NAV
pc quo!eo at ~ 65@9 25 400 barrels Brandy wine
Corn Meal sold on secret terms "AAN
There is no improvement to notice in thu
Wheat Market, and prices are barely main.
tanned; sales of red at 81 24O@2,55 RIVE is sfaa.ir~
at sl60 for prime p Pennsylvania. Uorn is dniI
and lower sales Of yellow at sl4O and 10 600
bushels western mixed on secret terms. Oats
Vania at 65@70c
Nothing doing in either Barley or Malt
Seeds-Cloverseed is lower; sales OF 100 bushels
at S7'75 Timothy ranges from 80 TO 1926. Flax-
seed sells at S250@2'55.
The last sale OF No. Quereitron Bark was at
S54 p ton.
Whisky-Nothing doing.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-01
A Stern Parent Shoots His Daughters
Sweetheart

On Wednesday evening quite serious affair
took place near Gutenberg, N. j., which came
near proving fatal to one OF the parties. 1t ap-
pears that young German named Henry Otter
son, residing in New York, has been paying at
tentiOn TO the daughter of German residing
near Gutenberg, named Breutze. Otterson has
been repeatedly warned by the father of the girl
not to visit his house, and had forbidden his
daughter TO have anything to do with the young
man.
The two lovers, however, needed not the
threats OF the old gentleman, and on Wednesday
night Oterson stole quietly into the house,
where he remained for some time. Mr.. Brentze,
however discovered the two and caught Otter
son by the collar and threw him out of doors.
He then drew a pistol and fred ole shot, the
ball taking effect in Otte1son's left side. The
latter cried, II am shot," and fell on The side
walk. BrentZe, becoming alarmed, had the
wounded man picked up and conveyed into the
house, when physician was seLt for, who pro
nounced Otterson in a critical condition. The
ball was extracted, and at last accounts he was
somewhat improved. Every effort has been
made to keep the matter quiet, as it is un lcr-
stood that otterson has declined TO make any
charge, in hopes of recoVery.-N. Y Herald.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-01

Charge OF the Cheyennes Into the Com
mISsIOners' Camp-They are Warmly
Received, a Treaty is Made, and Arms
and Ammunition Presented to Them.
JUNCTION CITY, Kansas, Oct. 31.-The peace
commission reached Fort Harker this morning
Two thousand Cheyennes arrived at Medicine
Lodge creek on Sunday, including six hundred
warriors. They approached in five bands,
formed in line of battle, and charged across the
creek, yelling and firing their pistols. The Com
missioners met them at the creek and shook
hands with the chiefs
On Monday treaty of peace was agreed upon
and a reservation granted them. The reserva-
tion is bounded east by the Arkansas river, south
and west by the Semerone, aud north by
Kansas, and contains about nine thousand
square miles. The Government gives them
$4,000 annually and suit of clothing for each
person in the tribe, and builds houses for an
agent, farmer, miller, physician, blacksmith, ETC.
The Indians agree to keep the peace and not
modest railroads.
Roman Nose and Medicine Arrow, two head
chiefs, were not present. A large quantity of
presents was given them, including arms and
ammunition. This concludes the treaties with
Southern Indians.
The Commissioners next visit North Platte
and Laramie.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-01
FINANCE AND COMMERCE..


The Stock Market was exceedingly dull this
morning, and prices were unsettled and droOp-
ing. Government loans were firmly held. July
for lO.AOs; 1863 for July 1905 iOss for 162 5-2Os
ex.coupons; and 1904 for '65 20s. City loans
were lower; the new issue sold at lOl, de-
cline of 3; and old do. at 96, a decline of /.
Railroad shares we're inactive. NOrrstown
sold at 644, no change; and Lehigh Valley at
6l3, no change. l2l was bid for Camden and
Anboyi dig Tor Pennsylvania Railroad; % for
Little SchuYlklll; 49b Tor Reading; 40 for Elmira
preferred; 238 Tor Catawissa preferred; 253 for
Philadelphia and Erie; and 424 for Northern
Central.
10 City Passenger Railroad shares there was
nothing dong. lOs was bld for Hestonvile; 80
for Green and Coates; and 26 TOR Girard College.
Bank shares were in good demand for invest
ment at full prices. Philadelphia sold at 1874,
no change. l09 was bid for Seventh National;
llO for Tradesmen's; 70 for City; ana 20 tor
Corn Exchange.
In Canal shares there was very little move
ment. Delaware Division sold at b2b, no
change 10 was bid for Schuylkill NavIgation
common; 20 for preferred do; 354 for Lehigh
Navigation; and ii for Susquehanna Canal.
The Money market is quoted rather easier
though the applications at bank are still in eX-
cese of the ability or disposition OF the officers
10 accommodate. Call loans, with approved
collateral, are reported at Z per cent, and in
exceptional ca. es at 6. Prime hils on the street
are quoted at 80D9 per cent discount
The Directors of the National Bank of the
Republic nave just declared a semiannual dlVi-
dend OF six per cent
Quotations OF Gold-lOA A. NJ, l4O{; Il A. NJ,
l4OI; IL NJ, l4l; p. NJ, 14O9 an advance of
on the closing price last evening.
Governor BrownOW, OF Tennessee, on the
26th October, addressed q circular to the pre-.
sidents or the railroads in that State, advising
them OF the amounts due en- account Of the
January Interest OF the state debt incurred for
their beueht, and the amount Of arrears, and
hOuIymE ahem az the same time that o
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-01
The Tower OF London.

The English papers attribute to the Secretary
OF State for War the intention of removing at
least part of the military stores in the Tower
to more convenient depot A correspondent
of the Pal NAL Gazette hepes that the Secretary
will remain of the same mind until the work is
thoroughly done, and adds:-
81 trust that the whole of the barTack furni-
ture and utensils will be included In the col!ec-
tion thus to be removed, and that the tower will
for the future be reserved for the small arms
alone.
at is neither a convenient nor a suitable
place for keeping the other bulky articles com.
prised In the term stores; it is approachable by
water only at high tide, aud is at a distance
from any great railway goods terminus In
order to obtain space for the various stores
which are slowed away in this old fortress
hideous eXcrescenc's g, such as brick, iron, and
wooden sheds, have been built against the walls
which hide and deiace the recent restoration
and entirely destroy the character of the place
I'm addition to this drawback, the custodians
nervouslY anxious for the security of the public
property entrusted to their charge, object, with
reason, to allow strangers to wander unattended
round the precincts, so that the intelligent
visitor whose curiosity extends beyond the
desire OF inspecting horse armories and Jewels
is debarTed from sirolling over the ramparts or
walking round the bitches OF this ancient
citadep
The Tower has served as palace, prison, a
menagerle, a fort, an arsenal, and a strong. box
LOT the royal Jewels, and is now to do additional
uuly as furniture warehouse.