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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PHYSICIANS AND CLERGYMEN
testify to the merits OF
HALLS VEGETABLE

EICILIAN HAIK KENEWEH,
IN restoring GRAY HAIR to it's original color and
eromotlng its growth. IL makes the hair soft and
siessy. The cid in appearance are made young
again II 10 the best
HAIR DRESSING
Ever used. II removes Dandrud aud all Scurvy
Lruptlops. II does not stat n the skin.
Our Treat De on the e air sent free by mail.
Beware OF the numerous preparations which are
sold upon our reputation.
R.P. HALL CO.,
Nashua, N. H., Proprietors.
For sale By all druggists. u 2-eom
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SHIP ASHORE.

BosToN, Jan. :2.-The ship Necobar. from
California for Boston. is ashore near Proving
town. She has a valuable cargo on board. She
will probably be got Off M"
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FIR f.

CLEvELAND. Jan. pa fire occurred i'm the
leather store of Pool. Whitelaw Il Co, last
night. The loss is $4,000, insured
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The WORKING PEoPLE.--It is stated thar
abont one-fourth OF the number of clerks and
employees IN all the great houses on Franklin
street, in Boston. have been discharged on ac
count OF the dull times. The West Troy Co
operative Foundry reports profit OF S5 i37. o6
during the last five months. a statement which
u considered quite satisfactory.
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METHoDIsT.-Bishop Clark says: oSecession
carr led of fifteen annual Conferences. .Ins
travelling, and 3Ol local preachers, and i4s.6QO
members, with churches academies &c. he
longing TO the common family No loyai min.
ster could live on the soil. Now ten OF these
Conferences. more than One-third Of the lost
preachers, and over 10000 Of the members are
nestled under the wing Of the old Church aeain.
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A DpREss TO THE NERVOUS AND DEBIL.


"A lIATED whose sufferings have been pro-
trscted from hidden causes, and whose cases re.
It proaSss
bilitsfed, easily tired Does little extra esertion
produce palpitstion e the hearts Does your liver.
out Of SrderY Is your urine sometimes thick milky
or nocky, or IL II repy on settingy Or does thick
tom It has M awhile Do yon iave ,ns spe. sGf
o6 short eIss'hng M or dysbeIsia' Are your bowels
rushes Of blood to the headS Is your memory i'm.
ss Subject, 0q5 o Wind ra% eepsanl dsl dwelling upon
dred Of company or lief Do you wish 10 be left
hing MAKE yon start or Jnmps Your seep brnken
OF restless: Is the lustre Of your eye ss brilliantly
yoursef in society a. Wes Do ydu pursue eH51y y91y
business WITH the same energy. DO you feel as
dull and haggine. given 10 fts OF meIsnchoiy II
sou oT r.nte nI. LAY 10 ySpr yes Ir Have
weak and have but little appetite and ye Khss. st.
tribute this TO dy psia or liver complaint
eured, and sexual excesses are ali capable Of pro,
iucing weakness of the generstive organs. The
the Did tsas those bold as
nn st ans snsTgese Bersevsrins sucesi.fu business
N perfect health; You never hear such men com.
OF rs. Of S P.
cannot succeed in business; they don't become sad
amt tSs thy 81 Always polite and pleas
them night In the face-none of your downcast looks
who keep the orssna namad BY Punnns mH1 to
tions. but also those they do business with or for
.,How many men, from badly cured diseases from
the effects OF self abuse and excesses have brought
about that stateof weak ness in those organs that
aas reduces the general system mu chas to in
dnce alnost every other disease-idiocy, innscy,
paralysis. spinal aaections, suicide, and aimss{
every OF her form of dseas which humanity 10 heir
TO- and the real Of the trouble scarcely ever
inspected and have doctored for all but the right
one =
Di:eas.s q these orssns require the ase ef di.
ChT is the great DiuIeric. and is . certain cngs
for diseases Of the Bladder. Kidneys Gravel drop.
~, Organic Weakness, Female Complaints, Gen.
gans, whether exiting in Male or Female. from
snatever cause originating, and NO matter of how
II NO treatment 4. submitted to. Consumptiop or
Insanity may ensue. Our flesh and blood are SUP
piness ana that Of Posterity, pends uSsn prompt
Hsimboid: E.trscs Buchn, established upward
1T ssi sssif#bmsSaS, #aa.Sa.S R:ss RR.ssF,ssi sYFssi and
"a south 10th street. PhiladelDhis, Pa.
,PnIcE,9lS per bottle. or stx bottles for %, 90,
slI,srsd to any address. Sold By sn bruggtst6
ArB. sILvERBERGs, - +
As1 sEvINrH sTnBEf.
between and H ron can and
II A X 8 41 PAIN
in endless variety. Also, all rrinminss nscsseary
ios usrseS SUITE ssch = nulion Fringe. fas-
.sfs sssss aeS ass ssSt.s e s ai.as ess,s s.tsss
Il e ,xc.. &c. = : --''' : :" = ~ ii.iS I.
THB GLORY OF AA1 le9f1IN6fH1fHSFe
fore ths 49, - (sk4ilsSSl. sSsei1 q.
nedisssly ~ hnADeipb 1SflAeS Dve1V. F7S
"ASe"~ ~ hffff sssEs az
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INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day Were S359t95.66.
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SAN CoLLYE IN THE ffELD.--Ane Hicksas
has challenged Sam Collyer. Offering 10 ss~,
the latter for 5000 aside, at 12< or IA, uopnds
Collyer has signified his desire 10 accom- mot, :.
Hickson- inst as soon as be has compl..,ed h,.
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NERRILI, who is implicated with the negro
Harris in the murder of two old women n, An
burn Me-. last winter. wants q new trial and
the motion will be argued on Tuesday. His
counsel claims that new evidence has been dis
covered, and also that Harris recently Confessed
10 doing the murders alone. In case the trial
IS granted, it is thought Verrill will be dis
charged ~
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PERsoNAL.-Hon. Andrew Hunter. of Vir-
ginia, Il at the National Hotel. ..-Cien Jos.
H. Geiger, Of Ohio, is at Willard's Hotel. 80.
Rev Alex. Ninton, OF New York. is at the Eb-
bitt House
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luis sin much in favor; !, is profusely
ways Of arranging IT, For taffetas cloth. or
velvet dresses, a double row placed up each
side Of the front breadth is very suitable stvie.
armholes The paletots Of medium lensth Ia ve
square collar, bordered with fur.-Ls IoI1st,
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REsIGNED.-PaymasterC Charles S. Perley, of
the Navy. has resigned
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CHURCH BURNED.
A CURIOUS LAW CASA curions .aso 3.

BosToN, Jan. 22.-The Uniyersalist Church
al Somerville was destroyed by fire last night.
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STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION.

lSpecih Dlspatch 10 the Star.
ALBANY, N. Y, Jan. .9.-The Constitutional
Convention last night defeated the proposition
for a State Board of Education
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JOHN RUSSELL You've, of the New York
Tribune, dihed with Dickens on Saturday.
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ncorLhNps GERMAN pTrryas

con posed q the Bure juices cor, they arr med
sss,ns!y tyTned EStyast,l of Roots, Herbs, and
siAd.
ROOFLAED's GERMAN TONIC
l. continuation OF al the ingredients of the Bit
Orange. &c, making one of the r.ost pIesssnt aud
ssreeshie remedies ever offered TO the paelic.
rhose preserring Medicine free from Alcoholic
sGmi2turv- viii use
HeOFEANDs GERMAN BIcTERS.
Thcse who have no objection 10 the combination
O. the b1tfers, stated, will use
HooFLAND's GERMAN TONIC.
They are both equally good, and contain the
same medicinal virtues the choice between the two
being 78eIe matter OF taste, the Tonic being
Bost Ialstable.
The stomach, from a variety Of causes such as
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility, etc,
IL very apt TO have its func lions deraneed The
Liver sympathizing as closely as IL does with the
Stomach then becomes affected the result Of which
is taer the patient suffers from several or more
OF the following diseases
tSnaipa'ios, FZatslsH,e. hraTa Piles,
FHlAeSS Of Blood 10 the Had, Acidify
Of The SfOmGch. Nausea, Hart
tHrH. DISGUST for Fscd, F3lress
Wsizhf IN the StoWach,
Soar ErKcfatiorS, Sfsk-
rag EatsriaS the Pit
of ne Stomach, Slrinmiax Of
fAe Head, HsTrisd Or Di&ent
BTedfhisg, FfHttsTisg at the Heart,
CAoLiHg or SRFeafiHS Sensations rchea
"a a LyiHg Posture, DiBsHsss Of VisioH,
Dots WsbbS b>fors the Sighf,
DSli PAIN 20 the Head. Def-
eisacy of PsTSPirntios, YsG-
ioIonsss Of the Skin aad
Eyes. Pam h. side,
Sack, Chest, LIMBS. s,c., Ss4-
den Flashes Of Hsa;. BuraiHy ia
M Flesh, Constant bsasiaiags Of
EtH, aHd Gr,at DePTsSSioa Of Spirits.
The sufferer from these diseases should exercise
the greatest caution in the selection of a remedy
for his case. purchasing only that which he is as
cured from his investigations aud inquiries pos
sesss: true merit is skifully sempounded is free
nom injurious ingredients and has established for
itself reputation for the cure of these diseases
In this connection We would submit those we'll
BOoFLAND's GERMAN BITrERs,
HOOFLANDS GERMAN TONIC.
PREPARED BY DR.. c. N. JACKSON,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
duced into this country from Germany. during
which time they have undoub tedly performed
the public.
These remedies will efectuslIy cure Liver Com
Pialnt. Jaandlce, Dy spe psia. Chronic Nervous
Dsbiiity, Chronic Disrrhoa, Disease OF the Kid.
neys, and all diseases arising fron a Disordered
Liver, stomach. OF lntt-tines
DEBILITY,
R.sSltiHg from any Ca.s. ,rhatersr: Prourat.on
Ue SySt,Hi. injured By Sersrs Labor, Hard
SAPS, Exposure, FsrsIS, &c.
There is no medicine extant equal to these rem
e. the whole system, the appetite is strengfhened
t9od Is ENJOYED, the stomach diges,s promptly the
and healthy; the yellow tinge is eradicated from
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NEW YORK, Jan. 22.-The Recorder has de-
cided 10 hold Sweetzer, of the Ersaiag HriL. for
trial on Ahern's charge of fraud, in the sale 10
The latter of the Erening Gatetfc The Racord.r
reviews the case at great length
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r Il & 4 8.

koonands &c srnan Bitters, per bottle ..-....sl o.
half dozen--....... 40
eotsnd German Tonic, pat up in auart bottlss
u 20 Der bottle, or hslfdoEen for % %.
~po not forget 20 ex au inc ven shs Article ven
buy in order to get the Esnuine
Sold sy prassists aEa Dealers sveyyvhsss
De 70 CAwectm
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CURIOUS LAW Casa curious case is
ON trial in Bangor. Me-. before the Supreme
Court. Sophia Doane claims damages OF Rem
w. Davis tor breaking into her private burial
lot and injuring ii. She alleges that she made
all the necessary arrangements for the funeral
OF her son in 1865 and paid all the necessary
bills, at the request OF the deceased's widow.
but the defendant. with force and arms put ths.
body into another CONN, nslng her robe, en-.
ployed another ministsF and buried the t,oiv I'm
another place. Defendant claims to have AZ.
ted by direction Of the widow of decenseti ana
as Selectman Of Burlington, and to have buried
the body in proper place.
THE PooR.-Poverty is felt seyerelv i'm so,,.
o. our % large cities In New YORK, as represent.
from tins cause has not been euunlled far
long time. Large numbers Of able bod led men
n is said, would cheerfully engage 10 labor -
promised no more than the means AZ sohs;si
ence. In Philadelphia the number Of appIics.
tons TO the soup societies., according 10 he In.
quirer' greatly exceeds that OF former years.
- william Pardoe. Of Mercer. Pa .~ct
dentaiiy killed his son last week while puiiine
q cap on his gun.
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CAUTION.

Hcorspd's German Remedies are eounterf.its,
s.e that the signature Of G. y. JACKSON is on
IT, ~rspper Of each bottle. AL others are eoun
t~rfeit.
Principsl Once and Manufactory st the German
hedieiDe Store, No. 631 ABCH STREET, Phila
oelIkis, Pa I.--
CHARLES n. EVANS. Proprietor,
Formerly G. n. JACKSON q co.
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JOUR NALISTIC.

SweetZer. Of the New York Nail. held 10
answer the charge Of Frand.
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TESTIMONIALS.

TESTIMONIALS.
hon. GEO. " WOODWARD,
Ch'0 JEsics 81 ias Supreme Co'rt Of Pa, trriiss
PHILA ADELPHIA, March D., Isz
II md 'Hoofand's German Bitters' il a good
tonic, usefHl in diseases Of the digestive organs
and Of great benet in of debility and want Of
LtTNoUs action IN the system. Yours, truly.
GEO. W. WOODWARD"
HON. JAMES THOMPSON,
JEdxs Of ths Supreme CoET Of PeaaSslraaia
PHILADELPHIA, April y, Is5
consider HoOfand German Bitters' a raiKn-
ns.d'esH> IN cases q attacks of Indig igesfien or
Dyspep-la- can certify this from nay experience
OF n. Yours, with respect.
JAMES THOMPSON
FROM REV. JOSEPH II. KENNARp. D.,
DT. Jackson-Dexr Sir have been Frequently
Requested 20 connect my name with reeomme a da-
uCns Of different kinds Of medicines but re riding
Ss ali s 0Ss Sseney II y sa
N various instances. and pArticula in my own
family of the usefulness Of DR.. Hooha nd German
10 express my full conviction that, for xsasTaI de-
e.'ty o. tas system. and sp.etaIy for Lirsr COM
r,a.at, @ i e. a S9ts 1rd rafWobi. PIsparafi0a. In
VII o. very beneficial to those who su fer from
The above causes. =
Yours, very respectfully,
J. n. kENNARD.
Eighth, below Coates street.
fkoM REV. y. d. FESDALL
4Ss'SiGat Eduor CAytsfiaa Csro.ieIs, PhiIa
=, have oerlsed decided benefit from the use of
lese 10 recommend them a. = most vain N hi tonic
te all . no are suns ring from general deSiity -,
bVer. Yours truly -
Ed rENpALL.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
FROM EUROPE To-Day.

Release of Geo. Francis Train-He Sues
the Crown for f100,o00-The Causes
Leading to His Arrest-Hr was x eported
as Coming TO Liberate Ireland.
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MDLLE. PATHS future husband, the Mar
qurs de Caux, IL one of the handsomest and
most charming cavaliers of the day holds an
eminent position at the Tuileries, and is the
leader of a II the balls and sore.s there
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1OoFL4ND-s GERMAN RITTERS
TIE GREAT REMEDIES TOR ALL DISEASES

LIVER, s-OxACB, OF DIGESTIVE ORGANS
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CONTRACT AWARDED. The Postmaster Cen
raj this morning awarded the contract for fur
lIi-hing the Post Ofce Department with Sta-
ioneIy for the uing year Ia Arssr. Dcmp.
s'y q / oole. of this city.
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aias q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-08

called to order by Mr.. william II. Francis who had
previously been selected as chairman. After an In
diligence OF few PREDATORY remarks the presiding o-
Ger introduced Senator f. T. Frenghuysen, whose APP
pearance was received with such thunders OF APP
pause as to shake the numerous transparencies and
Chinese lanterns with which the rafters Of the
building were decorated As soon as the applause
had subsidized Mr.. Frelinghuysen commenced
speech Of much force and effectiveness, In the
course OF which he administered severe castiga-
ton to the opposition party. After walking rough
shod over the course pursued by the democracy,
before and since the war, the Senator called upon
those present, matter what their past politics
might be, to vote 80 that there would be war Of
ballots and not Of bayonets. Referring to the demo-
cratic nominee for President the speaker asked
now could they vote for q man who in 1888 when
the rebels were threatening Pennsylvania, was stimu
!atlng ri0tous mob In New York to oppose the
tne national government, and who said about that
ene mat q mob could make war as well as gov
esnmeht. instead OF urging vigorous vindcati0n
VI tne nations honor, Mr.. Seymour was In the
speakers opinion, like gentle love-sick swain WOO
ng puxom maiden when he ought to have dashed
eageriy INTO the fray. Mr.. Frelinghuysen was fol-
tne platform were Mayor Peddie, Commissioner
Whitehead and many other leading republlcans
throughout.
While the meeting was being carried on the torch
bearing regions under command OF Colonel william
Wood, paraded through the principal streets, which,
In itself, was the occasion of immense enthusiasm
among the citizens. From the appearance OF things
In this section OF Jersey 1t Is safe to say that the de-
mocracy will have hard work to effect a Change in
the political horizon Whereabouts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-08

can SOL last eveng for the first time, hovng arrived
Brettle visits New York because many OF his Old
brothers In arms have preceded him, finding genial
friends and receiving hearty Welcomes. His record
as pugilist stands stainless His fights have been
with Tom Sayers, the champion, and Jim Mace, by
whom ne has experienced both defeat and victory,
legion. Brettle came on shore early last evening
and wendell his way to sporting house
were congregated to meet him Joe Wormald Billy
Edwards, Dooney Harris, Jim Wilson and a host OF
such lights that did him honor by their cordial re-
about five feet eleven inches In height and In his mas
sive shoulders well developed arms, deep chest and
easy position there Is yet seen great deal OF what
once made him so famous At home he had the
name OF man OF great honor and undoubted cour-
age. 1t will be his unquestoned purpose to retain
this excellent reputation In the United States.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-08
INTERNAL REVENUE.

Mr. Thomas B. Asten, Assessor Eighth district has
g.ce.ved letter from the commissioner 0! Internal
Revenue. washington informing him, n answer to
an inquiry lately Forwarded to the department. that
II the real estate OF person who Is onerec az surety
on distllers bond is encountered at al ~ any ex.
tent he canno. qualify as surety 10 required TO do
by the regulations Of the department
The collectors Of internal revenue in this city arc
endeavor.ng to put the new law ana regulations OF
the department into practical operation.
Collector shook VIII. from to-day, require all par.
ties desiring inspection Of spirts 81 gaugers In the
Thirty second collection district. to present the a
plication at his once and pay u him the amount
OF fees Of the gauger before she permit lie issued.
The old blank forms, r and 8, can now be used as
formerly for the withdrawal Of spirits nom bond.
Applications for export bonded warehouses win
be spayinG,y granted and strenuous efforts are beCg
made BY dealers and consgnees OF manufactured
tobacco 70 have their premises converted into ex
port bonded warehouses, but the policy OF the Urea
sury Department 10 understood to be that no person
engaged In the tobacco business VIII be allowed TO
obtain an export bonded warehouse.
~ announced that ~ palss TO be used for the
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NEW JERSEY POLITICS.

Immense Republican Demonstration in New.
ark-Wigwam Dedication and Torchlight
Parade.
The republican element OF Newark was almost at
It's highest possible pc5t OF glorncaton last night,
the occasion being the dedication Of new and
SPACIOUS w!gwam constructed within the past ten
days on the corner CT Fulton and Broad Streets In
order to give eclat to the affair grand turnout OF
the Grant and Colfax legicns, including the Freing
huysen Engineers, the newly organized Lincoln
cavalry and artillery company took place also.
1t was evident that the feeling and enthu.
siasm manifested were not confined 10 the
politicians for. many OF the houses were
Illuminated and from numbers OF windows
noated In the breeze large sized starry banners.
Long before the trouble" commenced the streets
were packed with citizens and their better and
worser halves besides the little portion OF humanity
generally known as children. In fact the enthus
asm manifested In every quarter was OF Character
10 render republicans wild with delight--and they
were 90. -
Al about quarter past eight O'Clock the meeting
q, the wigwam-whch BY this time was crammed to
It's utmost capacity with highly respectable looking
audience, PROBABLY numbering o 600 Including q
large percentage u fashtonably dressed ,ades-wss
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TIVE LATE MURDER ON THE EASTERN SHORE or MARYLAND.

The Chestertown Transcript has the following In
relation 10 the recent murder OF Reml Gnmoret In
Queen Anne county, MIDI
The negro woman Martha who lived with the
OF her connection with the homicide aud implicated
and subsequently acquitted several different parties.
Nat and his wife were eng s~ed to wcrs for Mr. @
moret. Nat arrived at the house first and was me c
by the woman Martha with the exclamation that Mr..
Remi (as he was usually called) was ahead OF him,
that he had gone to work. Nat replied that he
would chop wood until Mr.. RENT returned. Soon
Covered the window OPEN en- wnen' looking in, she
saw Mr.. Remi lying I'm his blood on the noor: She
Immediately gave the alarm ana notified Mr. A. Grove.
tor. Martha then pretended that she had heard Mr..
and Mrs. Gilmoret N quarrel but denied any
day, she said man named Michael Hell had been
let In by her. and that he had knocked the parties on
the house. Bell has been arrested and proves salts.
factoriy that he was In Talbot county at the time Of
the murder; she then implicated . man named
ing Is that she alone committed the murder, and
that she did 1t In revenge for whipping which Mrs.
states That after knocking Mrs. Remi on
the head with the axe she went to the
Kitchen and thought what she should DO; she then
only groaned; she then went to the barn where Mr..
Gilmoret was sleeping ana told him that his wife
hind the door and struck him back Of the head
after he had passed her; Mr. O., she says, then fell
and grappled with her. getting under the bed; as ne
attempted to crawl out she struck him second
blow on the forehead and then third blow back OF
the neck, which finished him. She states that during
the struggle she got considerable blood on her
clothes, aud wiped her hand against the WALL that
she washed the blood from her clothes with warm
water and dried them by the fire OF the stove.
on Thursday Mitchell Bell Jesse Parker and Inorn-
ton negroes, accused by the negro woman Martiia,
had hearing at Centreville and proved In the most
satisfactory manner that they were not IN queen
Anne county at the time OF the murder. Thev
were discharged. The general belief now is that th5
woman Martha alone committed ths horrible deed.
In fact some OF her statements her accurate do
scription OF the wounds and condition o. me cni.
ties would seem Inconsistent with any o'es tsassii
M. Silimofet was buried IN the Chester Cessster1
on sunday BY the Masonic order OF ms tcxn. ~
which order he was q member our latest tuforu ~
ton nom Mrs. Gilnioret at the hour OF go,n1 q
press lie that abe is gradually growing weaker AL
sut Nttle hope 81 her surviving many R2RfA