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@ertbte itbrr bic lstten 3ufammenit6Be tcr
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Die WrpreHs Vtduber.

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Spe5ial Mn3eigen.
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4llgemeine Geiete ,
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0sfc69ebune Warplanb'S

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Ter grp6e
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UerAdftunn.

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Oberlt 70. q. 9rcdrpea BON Der GpnfGpe>
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unp in G%rman9Iuna ron $4,000 9ars>
ldaft CUR NroasltrMna kteIber etnasIiEfert.
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GDlefte,

5aItfar, g.. cd, 6. Nos. - Die
8lrNtr ser Stabt BADEN btsber $4,000 In G3pls
fir biz Rptbletsrnptn AM &.b- 8iper fubfcrt>
burt unS bic Ser. ct. = @esttruns lt.s fih
nit $1,000 auf bic 2tte ftsen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-03
VIRGINIA NEWS.

ON Sunday, Joseph Adkins and Charles n
Shoert were arrested and committed 10 iail oy
Jusuces VIM. Chapman and George A. Bruce
OF WaynesboIo, charged with being two Of the
party of three who killed Christopher Stoyer
and wounded Robert McCreary on the l6th in
stant.
Extensive robberies have been going on AT
the Brandford Cemetery in Petersburg, for
some time past. No less than twenty-five iron
gates nave been stolen from the various 81 1ares
within the past few months.
On Monday an alteration occurred in Man.
chester, which resulted in the shooting Of Au-
gustus A. jerks. grocer, by howlet Jerks
IL was though, at last accounts, could not re-
cover
The soldier who made an assault on Colonel
Rose, in Lynchburg, some time since and re-
celved In return blow on his cranlum. was ia
day
1t is reported in Richmond that IL change,
are made IN State and city offices, General
Wells Will succeed Governor Pierpoint and
MI Cahoon Mayor OF Richmond, 70 succeed
Mr.. Mayo.
Somebody at Duffield's Depot. in Jefferson
county, is endeavoring 10 initiate the Moon
Ghost m Albemarle. IL is thought plunder is
the object
Colonel Pendleton has Informed Governor
Pierpoint that the capacity OF the PenItantiary
Is only loo, while IL already has four hundred
inmates.
A note shaver and speculator has been ar
rested AT harlestown, Jefferson county, as a
fugitive from justice, from New York
The ESTABLISHING 1t Of the Petersburg Express
is offered for sale.
There mas been another row AT the Richmond
soup house. The house is TO be closed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-03
THE INDIAN PEACE COMMISSION

ST. Louis, April 3.-The Indian Peace Com.
missioners held a secret session at Omaha ON
Wednesday night. General Sherman left for
Washington yesterday. General Augur will
Jake his place in the Commission. Governors
Butler, Of Nebraska, and Foulke, of Dacotah
accompany the Commission to Fort Laramie
MI. Taylor, the President of the Commission,
VIII not be.with the board on account of seriou
illness In his family. The Commission will
leave Omaha for the North Platte this evening.
where they expect to meet Spotted Tail and
other chiefs. The Brule, Ogallala and Sioux
lndlans, with whom the treaty made last fall
was NOT signed, are now expected to accept and
sign the treaty upon the terms offered From
the North Platte the entire Commission will
proceed TO Fort Laramie. where they promised
10 meet the Indians at full moon After the
conclusion of the business at Fort Iaramie
part Of the Commission will proceed to New
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LANES LIST

LANES LIST.
"A. xA.AlstOn Mary Mrs, AndersOs Mrs, Andersen
B-Bsn A Miss, Buci per Amask., Bank. Bette
G hI.. Boardfey Caraline MrsgBecket Il Mrs,
Recns hss Mrs. Sso As EnsnS Bailey sgEs, a.
ssy s. Bern. M, mrs ss Ms5
kI,hi s a,.s, aIs ss,, Baird Miss Baa's ssiah Jane
xC-CsIIiHston Autoinet.e Mrs, ,osssteal Amanda
.Is hIss Am Mr.,
mons hnza Mre: Cobls. Elizabeth Mrs, Gutter
Ma !1a Mr.. Mi e..
tse. s1ts a sss Mar Mary Ms
Mary s: Dem: s.ssD
Mrs, Donaldson Mrs, Donegan Mary Mrs Duffy
nsrE.s.t Mari Mr. Dent Susan, Be Vaughn sophie,
E-Earie Emma, Elliott Kate, Enghams Mary,
Enelehsrt n * Mrs, Easton Nellie, Evans w alter
Fisher Anna, Fremont Chas Mrs Fisher
khza6eth kIt h, Fam Kate Annie, Fisher N Miss
G-GaIdnsr Carrie, Green Catherine Mrs,
Mrs, sfsen Let.s Grey o Mamie, Grimm sea Mercy,
Gilbert Rose-2. Green Mrs, Grim Sarah, Grigs
H-Haserty A N Mrs, Hall A Mrs, Hess Annie
Mr., Holland r,a Charlotte Mrs, Hunt Chas Mrs,
beth, n1tchinson Emma Mrs, H.rtWrii NJ MIS-.
Sp Sq. hsnFl hsT.aG MT aSss
ard Matte; Higgins Mrs Howlin Ruth Mrs
J..ts JFI%TEr.T Mgr. osn Mabel Jackson Annie Mrs
johnson Leanns Mrs, johnson Mary Ann Mrs,
John.Sn .s,a M.ry 9spe, johnson Philip Mrs, Jones
Prlecllla Mrs, Jett Virginia II.
,,k-Knight Ella N, KAHN Kate Mrs, Kenny
-L-LathAm A o Hrs, Lehon Alice P. Lemon
Isnse Is Ellen 8 Mrs; Lori. Henry Mrs LaadSn
B Mrs, Lindsay sally Logan T Nrs,
Mrs, Msa.e saIlie, Ms.on silly. Hontansa 10 Visa
Mafy s.s My. Msybury
ssrsh J Mrs. More Sarah, McCarty Elizabeth,
rN.N'el Agnes, Norris Eliza Mrs, Nourse
O-OTullivan Hannah Mrs, Owen Jennie A, ,
PaPeart H-2, Pendleton Anna patten FL
}snIe Pk. hrn PrOther julia Payne Minnie Mrs.
R-Robertson Caro- line Mrs. Ra~lins Emily
BB;adebaugh Ma5yl2. Reid Maggie, Ready Mrs,
garet Mrs, Rossberry Mary Mrs. Robinson "
S-spicer Ann, Stephenson Alice, simsker Bar.
Mr., Saxton Henrietta, Sayne Jane Mrs. Stevens
mers Jenny Mrs. ssnbarn Laura % Mrs. % sasnSers Ir,
Se1s, Scott Louisa Mrs. Shaw Louisa, sparrs
Tsy imp Ms.ts ss's Mr.. Nam Smith fS
Agnes, Stafford Mary Z, Stuart Mollie q, Sullivan
Maria sisson Nancy, sanderson Sadie, steen
T-Tilley Ella Mrs, Tieb Emma j. Tounley
Helen Mrs, Tay lor Mrs, Toomey Kate Mrs
Iasi.tro Mrs, Thompson Luc v, Turner Liz.
zie, Thompson Maria l., Thomas Mary, Thumlet
Mary Twltchell Mary A, Tycer Mary Mrs,
Temple Mrs, Thompson Rachel, Thomas Su
san Mrs, 1hempson Virginia Turner VIM Mrs.
w--Warner Addie, Washington Annie z, Webb
Ann Il; ebster Alivids, Wood Annie, West E-2.
White Mrs, Williams Elizabeth Mrs, Wright
Georgiana Mrs, Walker w Hon Mrs Warren
Jennie Mrs Waters z, Ward Lucy, wilkerson
Louisa u, Washington Mary. Wood Maggie l..
illiam Mary Mrs. Woodlon Mary, Walker Nellie.
Washington Rachel. Wells Rachel Waters Sue NJ
Weltharn Sa,lie j, White Sarah E Mrs Woodward
sallie. " slher Virginia Mrs, Wilson VIM Mrs.
Y-Yoe Ella d.
Z-Zell Julia Mrs
MISCELLANEOUS Mary T.; Mics J. A; School
Girl.
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OECUgoed James, 0'Rrlen Mich7, ONei Peter
,S-Ssisi.y J;s-a Qsin.sii jas. ouinti.l ellsy
.FSPsayn Aaron; Prs,oae An Piss r.,he :
.sH' s'Isoni e Perrin O. Psssi .psse6
sas. RsS
SsISses fsia; fs;ts PIERRE
Rodgers Correi, Rsxerty o O. Roeer b ri, Rad.
Sns:.a S sRs Efd ss'Hsd Rich $;
Gee u. BistE +. Bed esy, R@seks.n.s J 4, ,Rsb-
nm Mr. Ryan
SSsissr J: Randall sheldon Reynolds 5 IA r zach
s-slesn A a; Sherwood A "a. steven. Am
spates Chas + Smith Chas, schwartz Chas. Stan
ley cha. Chas W; sShnsidsr 9. 2; Sc te $. sshm,dt
Bro sehsnck Geo. sidmsn 6 8. spsuidins Z
=: shirleT Geo h. sSnrt1 Henry Stevens Harry
stewart Hsnrs' spnaeue % RenTg n%' Sickle isa &C,
Seller John a, Stevens John i, ssifridge Jas;,
SHARP John ; g; Scales & jacob Smith Jefisrs2n,2,
smith Jos, Smith samuel X. Slater L W. sIattem
Sanford Mr.; Schuyler N, Summer R P, Sew
sA, smith 1 Il, Short j, Shines Thos. Sparrow
Thos, smithson VIM T Stewart " II, stowe W
WHaTry, W SHED VIM Il, Smith W, Starr VIM L, Smith
uT-Thissell Ambrose jr. Tucker Col. Truett
lHouA6 neury, III 10,
ner Harrington Thompson Johns, Taylor Jno,
Ihorne jos. Towers Lewis, Tucker A, Tn ,nss
Richard, Talbot Gen II, Talbot ThOs X, Taylor
v, Iilton w H, Thompson VIM A, Tilton Zeb 8,
Taylor Zach.
U-Ulster Henry.
V-Venning JOS Z, Voigt Fried. vangilder
Frank. Van Oeltzer R, Volkenburg A, Van Do
W-Weber A: Wallace Alex; Walters Aliens,
Wilson Charles. White W. Wilcox q P, Warren
Chas, Webster Chas h, Wray David. Wormlsy D
(col,D Wilson ", Washmuth 3, White r T,
Whitney Geo w, Winter Geo W, Warb,e Geo +.
Wahle Hironimus, Williams Fl q, White Harvey,
Wigeins P, Weeson Jas l., WeiskopfJ L, Wilson
Jacob. Woodward Jas Wilson James H. Watson
Jas, Witcumb Jos, Weilhard jos. White James A,
Wifi, Ward l. =, Williams Wiley. Waldo R,
Wilkinson W q. w sples Rufus Williams Richard,
Wend Ralph Whitecal r b, White 8 w. Wilson
sc. Wy bert stepben b: w Wheeler T 7, Ward Thos
G. Woodward w, Woodbridge W. williams W A.
Wells VIM p, Wall w 8, Webb w L.
Your Ader. Yenug W, Yeckls Jos, Young
M,scELLhNEoUs.M Tx N r.; Lock Box
Of Timothy p. Andrews, Chapter No 4; Grand
United Order. i. Q; Amertcsa Times; Head
Centre; MI, W. TIA R.M
Ii 81. BOWEN, P. n.
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GENTLEMEN'S LIST.

l..
A-Allen Alf, Acto Cassiu, Ashton Daniel (coD.
Hf kndeT,sn Henry, Assoss f. Aston a1;.s?1 i.:
aibTish, 4 MeKennsy. AadIswW 9. Andrews "
B-Bsker A NJ Blair Andrew, Books Andrew,
Dabsoek B, Barker Benz. Brown 3 Graft, Bo'
Brooks Col. BnIlsy Chas, Brice Daniel, Boy &c
BSSs5 Enssrn gIOTn RiSk Bowen Brown
Geo; & Bates s. Geo A. Bsals Geo Bemis Geo, Bar
BSvie haaH 'Bf Biake B5osne isaac e Bisen e RAJ
ford John, Butler J II, Darlington J n, Beasley
brown Jno l. Benz G. Bright j"o Broom Shn a a:
SoIhs, A. Is1s. Ruhs Rsr.S
aaS Be-: SAM Ros,
VIM, Brownveli WIN B, Brandon WIN, Baker K
Ccasxelf Nttha Slfn Clay pru.us corney Charles.
SSsTRbsll s a,, GSlin; 6oinap era: (sos GTsxfSrd
Es GH%s5 r. carl s Grow cS:
Csrle,OP Carl iopI + Collin. J0hn Clarke Gran.
der n, CosteIon Michael Gorbin Madison. Cole :
man M. Moses, Cor peg Michael, Connell Pat A, Cur
IhCs; & C SGyle ;s,s Thos, Chamberrn ThOs, Cook Win,
D-DruNan Andrew, Denny Artbur A. Dicker
son Garter, p.yi. Il. Duisney calsb. Dastam .
B, Downing Edwd; Donnelly Edvd, Dewitt e II !,
cob, DYrsl ESs DeSoe Jas }; Dqdisy o Jo: I 7
fSse pfSsae psrek Me- Sas:
DsIeheE Sam ,, Dorsey VIM J n, Dent WIN 1coi.l
W.ssr HGdss Nj EFiy Even' Jas Evin
ssa Fer fer%SI.:nd; ]. % Franz ": TIteh Geo A. yoss
Frank John b, Flagg T, Foust John. Foster l.
h,ci T.,s Mt po,t s12agsI m Mason Fuliher
Fields g, Forster WIN, Fun VIM q.
Cha. r G.S.n g. S.4.n G..sn STsy
George, Greenley Geo g, Giberson G L, Gleason J
Gohs.ns a,,I,, sSS T SooSoe Joe: Green Jas
H"HspSy 4 G, H.skin, Augustus. Hu.tins.
Maihawsy Co, Houeh 6, Hedges d B. Harris D,
hdss;d hsads!f Fred aoisr sr Ok ha1Gcd sria
HOtshki:s Hs,t. Geo Ha1I1: ana Hal D. aarpsy
HfRdsI:Sn S,,n ynq Il b Han Jas; H.lI JnO ~ heard
ley L, Hamm9nd Solomon, Hurd Seth T, Horns.
Ia J-Jsckson n, Jenkin. A M, Joseph A +
}Snnop p Johs:UI GSn5.S
soil; Judd I; Jones Jno o, Jones Jno A, jameson
Jacobs JGurdOP g. Jon'Gn RoSsr;Sn
k-kDApp b. krause Chas A, knobelIdOrf e,
Keith Hi, KappelI Frank, Kellogg W, Kittel1
Ersr els, Kunz Henry, Kelly Henry +, Kennedy
knoMle v. krsu.e Jno, kuhers Jeremiah +,
kiinch n, Kelley n r, knight Mr.. King Mat
VS. '''
Lice A VIM, Lee O, Lansing David, L, Q
~aro, LeipsiRle u, bee Geo w, Layman Geo,
Lewis Geo W, Luiderman R. Loetenturger J.
Lii'le Jas Z, Lay Jos ?, Logan Joseph. LsSrencs
Leach Mr.; L1mer N L1nsdon Oscar G, LepnoI
=, M-Miteheli Chss D, MoSkie Chas, Morris 8 g,
MITCHELL 9. Hotsn Ed.ard, Miller Q. MILF Z
Monroe Geo ", Michelbsc cksr Geo, Monroe Geo " !.
HGr,~n si murphy ypGI nsns Mnn,, o. Mtnter John
Jas 4 ore Son, Michael Moore, Martins Mani,
Ne trs N o b, Msncossos p y. Mont fgomery B r,
hsrSh Rufger. b Oft = L, Martin silas p, Msyen-
b NJ, Ma uire Thos, Murphy Thos, Merton
y h,m, MOnstf Daniel, Moore W D. Moore
A;-aewilli.ms A, Meeinnsss J.; HsIntosh
~, neehane Chas B, Mcmahon d, Mcpermott
saty nsConnslI Isaac, Nc nasdy III MeWil.
uio ael MeLay Robert, Mclean Samuel McLain
Tie nas: Mekenny William p, Mckee william,
ANWNeInan Co.. Neal chas, Nae.l Karl,
Hineleten John, Nolan Mr.. nerthrlp II n, M.
Soit Oven, Nash Quincy, NilssV J. > +
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
AYERS SARSAPARILLA,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

The reputation this excellent medicine enjoys is
derived from its cures. many o. which are truly
where the system seemed saturated with corrup-
tion, have been purified and cured by it. scrofu
Ions affections and disorders, which were aggra-
we're painfully afieting: have been radically cured
In such great numbers in almost every section OF
informed Of its virtues or uses:
enemies Of our race. Often, this unseen and unfet
tenant of the organism undernines the constitu,
eIce: Again, it seems to breed Infection through
nrapidiy develop into one ether of its hideons
forms. either on the surface or among the vitals.
in the lungs or heart, or tumors formed in the
liver, or it shows its presence by eruptons the
Hence the occasional use Of . bottle Of this sar
saparill IS advisable. even when no active symp
ind immsaass 1sllsf .Sa, .s Isnsth thn'sas sars,
Ehe1m, seaId Head, kinswoim. Sore Eyes, Sore .
scrOfulou. dises'e. Also, in the more concealed
f9rns as pyspepsia, Dropsy Heart pisease, s, Fits,
syphilis or veneresl and Mere uriai Diseases are
DUNG these obstinsts maadies by any meaicine
Bot long continued use Of this medicine will cure
Hiesrations and Fs@ae Disease: 's ars con@onPy p
soon rsIsyed and ultimately cured By its PpIyns
each case are found in our Almanac, supplied
gratis. Rheumatism and Gout, when caused by
accumulatiops Of extraneous matters in the blood,
yield quickly to 1t, also Liver Complaints, Tor
pidity, Congestion or Inflammation Of the Liver,
and Jaundice, when arising they often do. from
the ranking poisons in the blood. This SARSA-
PARILLA IL great restorer the strength and
vigor of the system. Those who are Lsn9uid and
Listlese, Despondent eepless, and troubled with
Nervous ppreh ensions Fears, or any of the af.
fections sy mptomatie of Weakness, will And imme-
date relief and ncing evidence of its restors
tive power upon trial.
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PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS.
Sold by ell Druggists Every where
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NH 4-eO3m Agent, Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-03
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
FROM EUROPE TODAY.
TPy Cable tn the eAssociatad prasS


The Irish Church Question-The War in
Brazil.
LONDON, April "A division will take
place In the House of Commons tonight on the
lr1sh church question, the result of which is
looked for with great interest The Liberals
are sangulne that the Government will be
beaten, and that a Liberal cabinet is certain
The course Of the ministry, however. is uncer-
tain as they have the option of resigning or ap-
pealing to the country by dissolution of Par
hament. There are no indications as to the
position which will be assumed by the new
ministry, should one come in.
LIsEON, April 3.-The regular mail steam
snip from Brazil, bringing dates from Rio de
.Janelro TO the l1th ultimo, arrived at this port
late yesterday. The news from the contpnding
armies on the Parana river is mpor tant and
thrilling. The allied army stormed redoubt
al damaita, and, after desperate resistance,
succeeded in carrying the work. They captured
hiteen large guns and quantity of stores and
ammunition.
All the accounts agree that the garrison
fought desperately at the time the land forces
We're so engaged, the Brazilian fleet taking ad.
vantage OF the moment, successfully forced a
passage, passed the land batteries and reached
ASCENSION. The city. however, had been eyac.
uated by the troops and deserted by its citi.
zens.
LONDON, April 1Forenoon.-U. s. 5a0's.
nrmer at 72ka72x. Consols, 93a93X for both
money and account. Illinois Central, 9OH
PARIS, April 3-The bullion in the Rank of
france mas decreased since last week I75OO, OS0
francs.
LIVERPOOL, April 3-Forenoon.-Cotton ac-
i've and buoyant and ad yancing in price The
sales will be very large.
Sales Of the week 100000 bales. of which
i9.oCO bales are for export and 1900 for specu-
bales are American. Corn Ais Other articles
are unchanged. I-|