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FROM RICHMOND.
Important Decision OF Judge Underwood

RICHMOND, VA. Dec. ~. s. District
Court, Judge Underwood presiding. habeas
corpus case OF Ceasar Griffin, con yicted m
Judge Shefey's State Court, of shooting a
white man and sentenced to the pen
itenuary; petitioners counsel plead iiegality
OF GrIffin's connection, on the ground that
Shefiey was Ineligible under the fourteenth
amendment, and was therefore no Judge at all
Judge Underwood gave his opinion sustaining
the ground taken by the petition, and dis
respondent appealed from the District Judge
IN Chambers 70 the Circuit Court when Chief
Justice Chase will be on the bench, and the
prisoner was bailed TO appear.
Tins decision, if confirmed, upsets two
thirds OF the legal decisions of the Criminal
and Civil Courts made in Virginia since the
war.
Thomas X. Price, a well known dry goods
merchant, is dead. John Il. Peachy of New
York, died suddealy at the Ballard House last
night,
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IHR PRIZE RING.-The absorbing tonic
among the fraternity is the approaching fshi
between Hicken and Magulre, set do wn for the
eou ins.anl, III virginia. Both men are in ac
tive training, and the affair is regarded win
much interest, as a determined and well con
tested battle is anticipated.
puglllst in Indianapolis challenges any
$500. ~"
The affair between O'Baldwin and Wor
maid is completely at an end. The latter is in
Boston. "
The fights announced for the month are
december 10, Cafierty aud Boyton. for St11 in
kentucky; December Il, T. McAlpine and +
Bussey, in Illinois. for $40; December 23 Abe
Hicken and p. Mcguire, for s., 600, in Virginia.
December rs, J. Hickey and HI. Moran, for
NAOOO, IN kansas.-Ne,c York Sundau HeraLd
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ity to the currencv. Referred to the Commit
tee on WAYS ar Means.
The Speaker lsId h. fore the House the resig.
nation Of q. Z. Lpp Ecott, Doorkeeper of the
House
Mr.. Kelsey IN. " offered a resolution that
the House proceed to the election Of Door,
keeper iu place of Mr.. Lippincott Agreed TO
Mr.. Kelsey nominated OTIS ) Buxton, Of
New York.
Mr.. Wittemore Is. c. nominated W. T. COL
lips, of Minnesota.
Mr.. Randall Pa nominated Owen Thorn, Of
Washington. ID. &.
MI. Hill IN. J) nominated Edward Jardine
Of New Jersey.
The Speaker appointed as tellers Messrs
Kelsey, Hill, Wittemsr ere, and Randall.
The tellers announced that Mr.. Buxton had
received lil votes, Mr.. Jardine 2, and MIR. Col
lins II.
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CATARRH CURED.
TESTIMONIAL FROM BON. N. c. BEfBl

TESTIMONIAL FROM hon. n. c. BEKBE
of Pleasantville, Pa, late Member Of the
House Of Representatives.
DIR. R.ABoKF-Desr cir: Some five years ago nay
son Willie commenced showing symptoms of Ca
tarrh Of the Head, which continued TO grow worse
until his system vas 50 dsbilitsted as to preclude
active Joy meat II the sports Of childhood or
the pursuit Of any system Of study. attendance at
school, and 6: times he was entirely prostrated
with lingering fsver-sometimes for weeks to-
fether-vIth . constant man .fe station Of the
symptoms Of the disease, sueh - . consta nj
hacking nostril discharges, &c irritation Of the
threat, &C causing NAUSEA All the usual appii-
snees and treatment Of physicians. Ac had failed
ts afford relief, until you we're applied to, last
winter, hen he began to improve immsd ately sf
ter commencing your treatment, and continued to
improve until nov he enjoys good state of health
and is able to participate In the active sports of
childhood with rest, well as pursue his studies
without interruptioa. have omitted to make this
statement heretofore, ss wished to be satisfied
that the relief permanent.
Yours truly, M. C. BERBE.
PIeasantyiIle, Pa. October "A, lo67.
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THR ERTE WAR.-Saturday witnessed fresh
deveiopement IN the Erie war. 1t will be re-
membered that the Erie Railway COMPANY
PAID 10 anderbilt, for stock in his hands last
spring, the sum Of s2.5O0,OOO, and bonus of
SlOOO,OOO in order to procure the cessation of
suit Instituted by Schell and others. This ar.
rangement was concluded against the wishes
OF FISK, Gould and Lane. Saturday Fisk
waited upon Vanderbilt, and tendeaed to him
me SOCK purchased from him by the company,
at the same time making a formal demand for
.me restoration OF the % ,5OO,OUO paid to him
Inis action was taken as preliminary TO insti.
tuung SUIT against Vanderbilt, In order that
the whole arrangement may be thoroughly
ventilated. In the afidsvit accompanying the
comp la mt OF Belmont, the arrangement refer
red TO Is made on the grounds for impuspinc
!ne acllon OF the directors; hence their desire
TO have the whole matter sifted.
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inie r. NJ. Weiss, of Paterson, NJ, was mar
ried 10 wealthy widow named Mrs Hughes
who had been left a handsome fortune sy her
nrsf nus band. On Wednesday they Were both
arrested on complaint OF some of the old gem
uemans nephews, who alleged that they
feared the dominic and wife were going 10
leave the country with their share of the prop.
erty. amounting to some Si0,U0O, and the bride
and groom were obliged to find security to the
amount OF &60,0eO. The circumstances prob
ably arose from the fact that Mr. Weiss has
Just sold The immense house previously occu.
live in less ostentatious style. The whole
analr is looked upon as gross outrage and
very far.fetched on the part of the nephew.
beire, as Mr.. Weiss has been long known IN
Paterson as a most honorable man and b bad No
thoughts OF defrauding any Of the heirs Of old
Mr. Hughes
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the Sun: There seems to be a general belief
that large amount Of money was expended
here during the last session OF Congress to pro-
cure the appropriation for the purchase of the
Alaska territory, but upon inquiry it does not
appear that any funds were paid out for that
purpose except fees paid to a lawyer of some
eminence, who received $4,000 in gold from
the Russian Government, as is alleged, for his
advocacy of the purchase in q certain journal
and his efforts with Congress nen TO convince
them OF the necessity of the appropriation"
The lawyer named above is understood to be
Hon. Robert ]. Walker, VINO certainly per-
formed very able service in setting forth the
merits of the Alaska purchase in a convincing
light.
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~ Tne mormon organ in Salt Lake (itv
complains that the young SAINTS Wear ths,,,
vice. e'
~ After the first Of January, 1863, no per.
son can take advantage Of tho bankrupt fsv
unless ne can pay nfty cents on the dollar.
Bets to the amount Of two mtll,ous NJ
dollars are said to have been made On .S "
Electoral vote in California. VIC
Miss knowles, Of Mt Vernon, Ind,.r.
school. mistress, aeed %. has reco vsred thrss
tnonss1o oonars damages Of Mr.. 8. 8. DIV.
promise. .-.s Sn oi
0Longstfest will winter At Lynchbu,.
0Geraid Eaton has been con yicted ~ -,
der in the n'st degree. for killing Tim Hsen..
s,,S N pniisdeIpsia % IN June last. Deceased Va .
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CLOSE OF THE COLE-HIsCOCK MIR
DER TRIAL.
AcauittaI af Cen Eol.

ALBANY, N. u, Dec. 7.-General Cole has
been acquitted. The Jury came into court
about eleven o'clock this morling and stated
that they found the risoner TO be sane at the
moment before and tie moment after the kill
Ing, but were In doubt as 10 his sanity on the
instant of the homicide. The Judge said thew
must give the prisoner the benefit OF the doubt,
and III us instructed. they acquitted him.
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DISMISSAL OF THE WOOLEY AND BurLRR
CAsE.-ln the Supreme Court, before Judge
Doobin, the case of Thomas II. Wooley. OF
Washington city, against Benz. F. Butler, a
member OF Congress from Massachusatts he
ing an acton to recover damages for false i'm
prisonment in Washington. and in the seizure
OF plaintiff 8 kilograms in Baltimore and else
where, by order of defendant, while acting as
member OF the congressional comm,tt4e sf
investigation in connection with the presidep .
tial impeachment trial and vote thereon. has
been recently dismissed, by order of the couu
sel for the plaintiff. 1t Is not known whether
the abandonment Of the case was the result of
OF compromise or not-Balt Suu
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STEAMER BURNFD

CINCINNATI. o., Dec. THE steamer d. Nj.
Seehen took fire at CarroltOn, KY, SATURDAY,
through the bursting of coal oil lamp. and
burned to the waters edge and sunk No lives
lost.
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OF HON. JOHN COyePG,
MkMBER OF CUNGREsS

WA>HISGIOs, ID. C., June Il Is5s.
Bor more than . year 1 spns,ed inconveniepoe
from a constant sounding in my left ear. On the
2lst of N sy applied for relief to DIR. Aborn. he
relieved me at ono e, and from that day to this /
have had no difficulty Of any kind with my hear
ius. Truly, JOHN COvOBK.
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PRIZE FIGHT TO CONF oFF-A match was
made at ST. Louis, on Friday last between W.
NJ Davies, who was whipped by Mike Nc
Allen, OF Cleveland, for $1,000 side. Arti.
cles OF arrangement were signed, and the frst
instalment OF $500 was paid to the hands of
Jack Looney, The fight is to take place on the
18th OF January, between forty and sixty miles
from st Louis.
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PRIZE FIGHTER UNDpR ARREST. Noah
Kearch was arrestsd on Saturday night in Raj.
hmore charged with being about to epease \.
principal In prixe-hght. Justice HagertY re.
leased him on si,000 bail not to h9hf within
the limits OF the State Of Maryland during the
next twelve months. e
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II OST-Bcst, on 18th street, bet - cen IA street and
~ fennsy wanna avenue; or on PennsyIysnia
avenue, between 9Th and 18th streets, Q GOLD
WATCH CHAIN. The fnder will be re . arded by
leaving II atthe Telegraph ONCE, Willard . Hotel
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~The body Of Amos Kilton, a welI.to .to.do
farmer, residing in Dorchester, has been found
IL q held In Canaan, N. H., with his throat cyt
and other marks Of violence. He was last seen
alive on the Sd Of November, when he sold a
load Of butter, and IL Is supposed he was mur.
defed and robbed.
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THE SEw THEORY
FOB

FOB
DISEASES OF THE AIR.PASSAGES.
A WORD FROM AN OLD SCHOOL
PHYSICIAN AS TO ITS
MERITS
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The Terrible Calamity on the Ohio River
FURTHER PAETICULARs.

Further particulars Of the collision on the
Ohio river Saturday, show a larger loss OF Ii se
than was first reported. Immediately after the
collision the United States was enveloped IN
flames, which communicated 10 the American
Both boats were totally destroyed in a few
mir utes. There was about seventy-hve pas
sengers on the United States, more than half of
whom were lost. The reports of the officers
are very conflicting, but as near as can be
learned, forty-fve passengers, including eigh-
teen ladies, seven officers, and eighteen de- x
hands, were lost on the United States. The
nlted States cost $3.50, ,000 insured for 500 90
The America was built in 1907, cost S2iO,0 o.;
insured for sl3OOOO, Principally IN Cincinnati
Ole Bull was among the passengers saved
Vice President Smith, OF the Indianapolis aud
Cincinnati railroad, rendered q special train
Tor the use of the wounded.
The yawl of the United States was swung up
on the stern derrick. when the deck hands
made rus and upset 1t; many of them were
drowned. There were ninety.six passengers
on the America, only one Of whom is known
10 De lost The America lies against the bank
on the Indiana shore. The United States lies
In eight feet OF water, aboue one hundred yards
above. The loss oflife was frIghtful, supposed
to be between one and two hundred. Thirty
three ladies are known to have persisted
MsJor Smith, paymaster, U. S. A. and Colonel
George A. Northrup, agent Of the PennsyIya-
MIA Central railroad at Cincinnati. are sup-
posed TO be lost. These boats were the largest
and finest steamers on the Western waters bot h
owned by the same company. Their loss with
their cargoes, is over one million dollars.
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Howard A. Cleveland has been arrested
10 Boston. He is suspected Of the murder OF
AIRED george, In East Orvington, Maine, on
the 17ih Of November. The body of the mur.
dered man was found IN the cellar Of his
dwelling. and suspicion pointed to Gle velaud.
who has since eluded pursuit until the present
time E--N
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RKsIGNATIoN OF GENERAL SrRApMAN.-
The President has received the resignation Of
General J. B. Steadman, Collector Of Internal
Revenue for the First District of Louisiana,
and the same has been accepted, to take effect
On the 3lst inst
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OPTlfER&.

OFFICERS.
o: b. OLAHK, Philadelphts Pre,ssa,,
'h1 OOOhk, Chairman Finance aud IxeeutI,.
HxNRY d. COOKE, Washington. Vic. Pr...
IMiRsoS W. PEEr. Philadelphia, s.o,.,.r,
I's.TGRNER. Washington. Assistant, s.c-.,.,
fRANols @. SMITH, NJ. d, Medical Direstor'
MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD.
j. 4. BARNks, Surgeon GeBsraI Usited stat.
Army ~, sSsMninfton = M
United States Nsys, Washinston.
ID. W. BLISS, n. D., Washington.
The ADVANTAGES offered by thi. Company are.
nsuons Sompsny, chartered by special
A paid up capital OF 81 sssp
Ii offers low rates Of premium
~ furnishes larger Insurance than other com
pan:es for the same money.
II IL definite and certain In Its terms.
II 10 o home company In every locality.
Its policies are exempt from attachment.
There are no Unnecessary restrictions fn the pol
Every policy IL non forfeitsble.
Policies may be taken which pay % the fu suref
their full amount aud return ell the premiums, 90
that the insurance costs only the decrease on the
Policies viii be Issued that viii pay 10 the In.
eured during life an annual income Of one tenth
the amount named in the policy.
No extra rate 10 charged Tor risks upon the lives
IL insures not TO secure DIVIDENDS, but at 90 low
. cost that dividends will be possible.
COUNTY, and applications from competent par
tee for such agencies win suit <ble endOrsements
should be addressed TO the Compsnys General
Agents only in theiI respective districts
city.
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~Minpessta this year has spent $4,000 in
buying wolf scaips' tor which she pays $40 .
piece.
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CATARRH AND IUBERCULosIS.
TESTIMONY FROM DIR. TALOoNER.

LAwRENcEvILLE, November S, 1851
IrAEoRS-Dear Dr:-I am nov almost Veil OF
the terrible attack Of Catarrh and tuberculosis
which had when applied to you for advice.
have always disliked Advertising very much, AMI
Yet II vas your sdvsrtisement that got me for .
Pstient
Ian convinced BY careful study OF the new sys-
trm Of stomization, thst II we'll carried out. we
gain thousand years. march upon Ostarrh and
Disease oft Lungs. 80 please to count me in a.
IN enthusisstis discipls Of the new system, and
adnirer Of the simple, straightforward means by
which We nov reach diseass Of the Lungs and sur
Yoosding tissue.
Tor more than fOriy.trs years have been used
10 the Alopathie practice, for twelve years To-
sstsd in Lsvrencevflls, and fsvorsbly received,
aad hOnored with business BY the citizens.
Yours, respectfully,
te7-3n A. IALCONIR, II. D.
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SUIT FOR DAMAGES james Fisk. ESQ, one
OF the Erie Directors, has com menced an action
LOT damages (SlOO,0OO,) against the New York
Tribune, for publishing statem, nj to tn. ef
1ect tnat ne had run eff with SS.ObO,O0j belong.
ing 10 the funds OF the company. The editor
ooes not seem 10 take the matter much 10 heart
In case the plalntIf gets q verdict he pro.
poses, IN the interest of fair play, that Jaw
Gould should have n share of the spoils Or
In the Tribune's own words:
I'VE propose that James should give Law
ohe-nali OF his damages, and with the o,her
nalf establish ar asylum near Binghamton for
sDecayed and INDECENT Stockb olde-s who bay.
lost their msney in Erie This would be a
splehdid CHARITY, and, in ordered to have il
well managed, Directors Tweed and SWseny
shouid be on the Board Of Direction, or, better
sun, ne might devote d portion to relic wing
Judge Barnard from his deplorab,e poverty
"Rolling Mill"
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THB NEW ORLEANS RACRs.-The first race
OF the fourth day of the Metsirie races in New
Orleans Saturday, was a mile dash all ages
Tor purse OF $3.50. 1t was won by Bette Bay
in Isl; Jack Gamble and Gilroy second and
third.
The second race was a sweepstakes for three
year olds, two mile heats: entrance sl5 There
We're nine entries. The p. T.. Cinb gave So.
Sundown walked over the course.
The third race was for a purse of s. o; two
mile heats. Nelligan's bay colt, by DAM Boone
dls'anced Chemisette aad Bouita m the hrst
heat. Time, +:lOH. The track was very heavy
and sticky. In this race Chemisette broke her
left hind leg below the pastern Joint.
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- Ohio has only I'VE hundred acres Of pub.
lie land left.
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The IRISH GIANT AGAIN ARRBsrKp.-
U Baldwin, the "Irish Giant" one of the prin.
clpals in the prize fight that disturbed the
medltations OF the good and staId residents of
Lynn, Mass, some weeks ago, Is again the
victim OF legal 'persecuuon." This time his
Nemesis is not the fearless bowling, Of the
Tombs Police Court, but a lesser light m the
legal armament. Yesterday evening, Marshal
shepherd, OF Lynn, accompanied by one Of
the bondsmen, Mr.. James Lannan, who ba.
came responsible for O'BaIdwins good beha-
vlor. arrived IN this city, and at once set to
work TO discover O'Baldwin's whereabouts
Accompanied by special officer KeaIey, of the
Elghth precinct, they secured the city in seach
OF the .Giant, who was found and rearrested
The whole party at once proceeded To Police
headquarters. where Mr Lannan surrendered
bim to Marshal Shepherd, and O'Bald win for
the third time spent night In a cell at Police
headquarters. The rearrest created quite an
excitement among o O'Baldwin's friends, several
OF whom where at the Central Office when h.
was locked mp. This evening Marshal Shpp-
herd will proceed to Lynn with his prisoner
unless writ of habeas corpus ISSUES in the
meanhme-a proceeding that IN the case of sur.
Iehser OF Dali mas In the past beer considered
Hregular.-N y. Sunday Herald.
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DIR. ABORN,
AURlI And 0PHTHlLIIc
q u II G n O NJ
H III z - 10 III
IsEAsEs OF THE
RESP ATORY ORGAN
OFFICE, Nc. a4s r STREET,
BITwEIN 13TH AND I4Iu SHEETS,
OPPOSITE THE EBBITT HOUSE,
WASHINGTON,
wHERE HI CAN BE CONSULTED On
CATARRH, DEAFNESS,
AND ALL DIcEAsEs OF rHB
EYE, EAR, HEAD,
THROAT AND Lungs,
In the treatment OF which he has tntrodl lceA sny
new and in portant Remedies aud Modes of AppE-
cations, with the most successful results, ~ the
many thousands Of testimonials In his posssssi On
will prove.
81 his medical Book sent BY nail en- recsip, Of
~ cents.
J~Offce Hours. a. ma. to7Rn
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1IfKRnAL RHvsHuI.-The receipts to-day
from this source were ss0o07sD.
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The ELECTORAL foTE OF GeoRGIA-The
electors OF the State of Georgia did not meet
ana cast the vote OF the State on Wed mes day
last, as they intended, because of the foIlowiug 2
language IN the commission issued by the Cow
ernoI: "fou are therefore required to attend
al lhe capitol, IN Atlanta, on the frs. Monday
IN december, TO cast the vote of the State of
Georgia ior President and Vice President of
the United States on the "Wednesday following
al IL O'Clock noon." To-day being the first
Monday in December, the electors will there.
tore, cast their vote on Wednesday, next
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FURTHHR REDUCTION IN THE ARMY.-G en-
eral Orders No. 80, just issued by command OF
Gen. Grant, directs that until further orders
the following non commissioned officers, bel n z
deemed unnecessary under the present circu M
stances of the army, will not be appointed, ex-
cept by special authority from the Adiutint
Generals ONCE For company Of Infantry :,
sno Oh Artillery not mounted.-fhe company
rails For a regiment OF Cavalry, ARTILLERY and
1pfantry.-The regimental commissarv ser .
geant and regimental hospital steward. The
reductions TO be made under this order Will he
brou ght about gradually by not filling yacan
cies which may occur In the grades desie.
mated
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THE RIGHT OF Episcopal CLERGY The
Supreme Court of New Jersey, at Its last ses.
sion, refused a new trial in the case of Ray.
VIM. j. Lynd, former rector OF the ST. Barna.
pas Cnurcn, at Roseville. The action was for
forcIbiy preventing minister from preach
In the chureh and occupying the parocaiaI
scnooi,nouse. Upon argument of the rule the
court decided as follows:
Il. a minister of the Protestant Episcopal
Churcn has either the possession of the Church
or right In the nature of an easement 10 enter
therein, on all occasions set apart in the parish
Ior divine services, and a substtutial inter-
ference with such right will lay the ground OF
an action at law.
2. The English ecclesiastical law forms the
OASIS OF the law regulating the affairs of this
denomination of Christians
j. In order to vest the pastor with the ordi
nary rights in the temperatures pertaining TO
his office, it is not necessary for the congrpga.
uon to be incorporated, nor that the title to tbe
chur. should be lodged in such congregation
4. Protestant Episcopal minister was bar
ied out OF the church building on Sunday by
me wardens and vestrymen. Held that a YER
dict for substantial damages for such act in
suit by the minister should not be disturbed
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TO The SUFFERING

have been suffering with chronic sore eyes for
hftsen months. My attention was called TO Dr.
AbOrn's advertisements IN the papers Of the day.
called upon him, and have been under his treat.
great relief indeed, feel nearly well, and would
adiure all who suffering with disease Of the
eye to call On him, believing they will 6nd re-
lief. ASA TAULKNE3.
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DBurglars in Nashville are experts in the
mlnisterlng OF chloroform. They ransacked
room after room of DIR. Ewes fine residence a
fortnight since, covering the faces of success
i've sIumberers with hand kerchIefs saturated
with the anesthetic, and then wrapping their
heads IN the bed clothes, so that they barely
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-07

y Friday night a Fitchburg freight train
near that place became disconnected and the
engine stopped. The detached cars colIiuad
win two OF those ahead, smashing a tank car
which was nlled with oil. The shock broke a
lantern in the hands of Joseph Hobbs, cover
ing nim win OIL, which ignited, and he was
burned TO death. The tanks exploded with a
terrific conclusion, throwing the debris OF the
car all around. No other person was hurt.
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0A telegram from St George. three huu-
ored and nifty miles south from Salt Lake CITY
reports that the Navaloe Indians have COM
menced depredatIons on The Rio Virgin, m
Colorado. They had already carried on a large
lumber of horses. The citizens, aided nv
twenty hors es and killed two Nayaioes