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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-16

LATEST RETURNs.-We returned from the
celebrated Oak Hall, i6i 7th street, this morn
ing satisfied with their splendid assortment of
fieee Goods, which they make mp with style
and finish unsurpassed.
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Georgetown Advertisements.


ny THOS. BOWLING, Auctoneer; 0eors e to wu
a SATURDAY MORNING. October I7tb.
90 at o clock, win sell, 10 front OF the A1c
n ton Store, No liza Bridge street, q gene
/" raj assortment Of Household Fur allure, con
GsSSssss SsrdfoSss, BGfsaa s f BeasiSsd
Walnut Extension and other Tables
Feather Beds and Mattresses
Cane seat and other Chairs
kefrfgerators, Safes
c<inR and ether Stoves
=, With many other articles too numerous 20 men
&C l5-et Auctioneer
EOR RENT-The HOUSE AND FURSITURE
= NO. zoo Bridge street, Georgstown, the resi-
dence Of the late Geo. Poe u. The house contains
The grounds are extensive, planted with fruit
trees: shrubbery, &C. Apply 1t No 81 lst
PROPOSALS EogAP Pg1sLIG SCHOOL, HOUSE
will be received until octobs tn for the erection
according to the plan and .reci scations thepefor
TO he seen at the Office Of the Clerk Of the Corpora
tion 81 1torgetewn-ths right to select one bid or
WIN L. DUNLOP,
-,.,. Secretary Board Of Guardians,
oc..IoI3b Georgetown schools
~ opened, a large stock: embr acting Poplins, Me
rinos, Empres Cloths, Mouselfns. Alpaca Reps
Chintu shssls coass, Fianne., BI.nsst. r eSsq
Vests, Grand puchesse and other be sutiful Skirts
Corsets, Cloths, Cassimeres, Virginia Full Cloths
cheap; 4U0O ards Calicos from Sc up; good ysrd
vide Bleached Muslin l21lc.; wsmsntts &c 10
Gloves, Hosiery, Notions. &c; CsrpetinFs. Drug.
gets AND 0ilcloihs We promise great bsrgains T.
oil who may favor us sIsS cs,, $3.50
IOI Bridge street.
ocslm' Georgetown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-16

HALLS VEGETABLE SUCuIAN HAIR
REVIEWER.
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN MAR
RENE WEIR
HUMAN HAIR RESTORED.
Gray Hair changed to its Natural Color by
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR
REVIEWER.
It Is the best article known to preserve the Hair
Preventing it's falling out, and making lifelsss
stiff, brashy hair
HEALTHY, SOFT AND GLOSSY
All who use IL are unanimous in awarding Il the
praise Of being the best Hair Dressing extant and
without rival In restoring gray hair to it's atu-
raj color Beware Of counterfeits and imitators
ask for Halls and take none other Price n 4 90
For sale by ali druggists.
RP. HALL Co.,, Nsshau. N. H., Projectors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-16

A BURGLAR SHOT Ar.-Last night between
III and ~ O'Clock, an attempt was made to force
an entrance into the residence of Mr. Charles
Somers, residing near the csrner OF 18th street
and Vermont avenue. The thieves, however
their manipulations at the front door lock be-
fore MI. ). was aroused. and hoisted his cham.
Der window to look out whereupou they
scampered in different directions, receiving
salute as they did so from two barrels Of re.
volver, the only effect of which was to accel.
crate their speed and cause them to drop pair
of burglars pincers near the front gate A
similar attempt to enter Mr.. Somers' premises
was made on Tuesday night of last week.
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Wall Street Ts.day.

NEW YORK, Oct. 16.-Stocks steady Money
easy. Sterling Exchange, o.. Gold, 37k.
5;2Os, 1se2, coupon, 1884,. IO-iO's, coupon, So
North Carolina SIS. 81. Virginia ex-coupon,
IA. Do, new, 5oI. Tennessee ex-coupon,
50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-16

ARr GALLRf.-Our readers will md at the
an gallery Of Mr.. A. v. :. Smith, "a Psnnsyl-
wanna avenue, beautiful collection of paint
fngs, sta,usttes, French, German and Amer
ran ehromos, engravings, photographs, DC.
and full assortment of the best quality black
vain nt and Eili al and square picture frames.
= &c advertisement elsewhere.
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PHALON'S "PAPHIAN LOTION,

PHALON'S "PAPHIAN LOTION
BEAUTIFYING THE SKIN AND COMPLEX.
BEMONkS ALL ERUPTIONs, FRECKLEs
PIAPLEs, MOTH, BL0TOHES, TAN, ETC.,
and renders THE SKIN SOFT
FAIR and BLOOMING.
FOR LADIES In the NURSERY IL is invaluable
For GENTLEMEN after SHAVINGit has 40 60 Il
"PAPHIAN LOTIoN"i is the emily reliable rem.
edy Tor diseases and blemishes of the SKIN
PHALON'S "PAPHIAN SOAP,
br the TOILET. NURSERY and BATH will not
ohsp the shiN. Price 20 cents per cake.
FLOR DE MAYO.n
"FLOR DE MAYO.D
NV PERFUME FOR THE HANDKHR.
ShatSE EX9UlslTE, DELICATE, LASTING
PHALON 4 SON, New York
Is'-H Sold by all Druggiats.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-16

JUST RECEIVED all the leading styles OF
Dress and Business Suits, at the great Central
Clothing House, 400 eth street. Mems, Youths.
and Boys Suits, of all STYLES J. H. Smith 4f0
9TH street, opposite Post Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-16
BATOHELORB HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye 10 the best in the world !:
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless, able
tlts; remedies the an Effects Of bad dye; inviso.
eates and leaves the eir soft end beoutiful bad
and properly applied Ct Bafchcior 4 Wiz tsctov
0o. Is Bond Gfest. How York. js1s-eodiy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-16

FIVE DOLLARS ONLY for a Boy's aII.wool
Winter Suit, at the celebrated Oak Hall Don't
mistake the number, i6i 9TH street, opposite
Post Office. ~ Bring up the boys.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-16

PERSONS wishing to subscribe for The STAR
who reside on Capitol Hill and the Navy Yard,
will please leave their orders at No. la East
Capitol street. between 4th and 5th.
JOHN CO90INs, Agent
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TEN DOLLARS ONLY for a Mans Coat. Vest
and Pants, all wool Winter Suit, at the famous
Oak Hall. Don't mistake the number, 46i eth
street, opposite the Post ONCE R-Come before
they are gone
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G. BAUM.
Removed.

respectfully call the attention OF the Ladies'
that l have this day REMOVED my HOOPSKIRT
and CORSET FACTORY TO the spacious store,
SIS It'll street, Intslligencer Building.
Thanking for the patronage Of the Pest will
endeavor to please in the future; always selling
the best goods and guaranteeing good Mt.
MI am the only au,horized agent IN this city
Of K1LLEYT PANIHR and BUSSEL SKIRT;
the most fashionahs ADAPTED for the present style
Of Dress. 40
.G O.BAUM,
SIS SIvINfH STREET,
ocN Intslissassr Building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-16

BALTIMORE, Oct. 16.-Vrrginia 6's, old, in
scribed, tsk bid, iyk asked; do. 1866, 81 bid: do
1867, 81 asked. North Carolina 6's, IS bid g
asked. South Carolina 6's, new, AZ bid.
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Potomac FRUIT GROWERS, Assoc,

The Association met, pursuant to ad journment
at the house of DIR. Lloyd. at Falls Church.
Va, on Wednesday last and was called to or
der by the President. The names of J. q Du
Rutren, Geo b. Whiting, John Mccormack,
Daniel Munson, Ira Munson, Miles Munson.
]. II. Gray, and A. L. Koon, Were proposed for
membership.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-16

DELITRRIoUs To HEALTH.-If the health
officers werelat this time to make a detour of
Centre Market Space, leading from Pennsyl-
vania avenue, and 9TH and 9th streets to the
liant and immediate exercise OF their functions
in the accumulation Of filth formed by yeRe.
tables, meats, fish, and every offensive sub.
stance. This nuisance is not only calculated
TO engender disease, but seriously retards tie
business of merchants in the locality, MANY of
whom make serious complaints.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-16

EscAPED The Alexandria Journd, says:
The two colored men, Henry Redd and Sandy
Travers, arrested some four weeks ago, in
Georgetown, ID. C.. charged with stealing two
mules from a gentleman in Fauquier county,
escaped from the Jail in Warrenton. Saturday
night, and are now At large. As they are pro-
lessons in the art Of hooking horses, they will,
no doubt, ere long. turn up in the exercise of
their peculiar business. Both Redd and Ira
vefs We're once tried be tore an Alexandria Jury
for abducting a horse, but they escaped by
some lucky turn Of the law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-16

NEW YORK, Oct. 16-Flour steadier Wheat
1a2 cents better. Corn quite firm.
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CoRoNKR's INQUEsr.-A jury of inquest on
the body OF John Philip, an account or whose
death by suicide appeared in yesterdays STAR,
was summoned yesterday by Justice Charles
adduced, the jury found 'sthat the said John
Philp came to his death on the 18TH Of October.
le6e, by cutting his throat with a razor" De-
ceased was member of the Masonic Order
and having NO relations in this country, it is
probable the Order will take charge OF his ef-
fects and provide for the interment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-16

SALES OF REAL EsTATE-Cooper Latimer,
auctioneers, sold yesterday at private sale lots
81, 3, ~, A.. -. 40, "a, IS and 46, being subdi-
vision OF lots in square le2, and fronting on
Rhode Island avenue, between 10th and 18th
streets west, to Thos. Young. Esq, at IL cents
per square foot: also. at auction, parts OF lots
90 and "a, in square -, with improvements,
fronting on Goth street, between / and X, to
John Gray, for S1.630: and this morning a tract
of land known as s. Woodley." and situate in
Washington county, containing thirty three
acres, with Improvements and privileges of
same, to Gen. VIM. II. Emory, s. Army. for
$50, $50; also, to the same purchaser, the house.
hold and kitchen furniture, plate, pictures, OBJ
Jfct OF yertu, engravIngs, horses, harness. car
riages, vehicles. books, agricultural imple-
ments, &C., for S3,05O.
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IEWRIRN
81 }" EIhn /.
Who'll eSala and lie

Wholesale and Retail, at
PriQ0'S one Dollar yeweLru Store
No. i36 Pennsylvania avenue, near 4 street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-16

SUDDEN DEATH.-Mr. VIM. T. French for
many years a painter in the Washington navy
yard, and popularity known among his friends
here, died on "Wednesday last, after very brief
illness Of consumption. He was thirty-two
years of age, and for some time had been
prominent member Of the Order Of Odd Fell
lows, (being the Marshal of the Grand En-
cnmpment,) under the escort of which bodies
his remains were taken to Glenwood Cemetery
for interment this afternoon at two o'clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-16

Government Securities.
WAsHIH0roH, Oct i6 ls66-Jay Goose 3
90. furnish the following quotations Of Gov
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ADVICE TO YOUNG MEN ABOUT To- MARRY.
and Diseases, INCIDENT to Youth and Early IT an,
hood, with the humane view Of treatment and
cure sent BY mail in sealed le ter env elopes fire..
OF charge Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS
Box p, Philadelphia, Pa se 2i Nm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-16

WRAPPING PAPER for sale. Apply at n
Era d Amca
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-16

GRANT Arp Cor AK PoLE.-The dedication
ofihe Grant and Colfax pole erected on Penn
syivania avenue, between LIST and I'd streets
eas', IN tne rim Ward, will take place on
Monday evening next, Al half past O'Clock,
on " nish occasion several prominent spea xers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-16

"SPALDING's GLUE" handy and useful.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-16

DERANGED WOMAN IN CHARGE OF AN In.
FANT.-This morning about 8 o'clock officer
Cump. Of the First Ward, found at the door of
s.. AIMS Infant Asylum, a young colored wo-
man wrapped in white sheet, carrying an in :.
ranged, and those in charge of the Asylum took
the baby In, and the woman was taken to the
station house. As yet nothing definite has been
obtained from her except that her name is Tay-
lor,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-16

A., l.. & H. r. R.-The work of laying the
track on the Alexandria, Loudon and Hamp.
shire Railroad, TO its present contemplated ter
minus, MERGERS station, is progressing as rap
idly as the prevailing inclement weather will
permit Had the weather during the month
been favorable the exten sion would have been
completed by the first proximo, but. in conse-
sequence Of the unavoidable interruptions, the
work will necessarily have TO be continued in
to the month Of Eovember.-Alex.G dzette.
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The SOCIAL CLUE Of the sth Cavalry gave q
grand ball at Odd Fellows Hall last night.
fhe 9th Cavalry Band played several choice
Chase's National String Band, who acquitted
then selves in style. Dancing was kept mp
until daylight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-16

SURRENDERED ON REQUIsIrToN.-ro-day
Daniel Jones, eco ored,) who was arrestec here
several days ago on the charge Of ha wing CON-
mitted an assault and battery, with intent to
kill Charles Z. johnson, Of Montgomery conn
ty, Maryland, was brought out Of Jail and de-
lvered to sheriff Jones, OF Montgomery county,
be presenting a requisition Of the Governor OF
Mary land for the prisoner.
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HALL AND srAn oILoIoras. =
"a an jSss II rScs.ys q frssA TyY's q HALL
toners q the 'iawsst Irioss ZOE the CASH;
''ps s :. io.s 81 ss.s pr :Sssrs ysG5ft oIor,
atfssT;n 70 sSa {. :i ssss:ss. S-ofh
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G.. l.. WILD, formerly Tuner of
knsbes. and subsequently OF Stein HTH
wsys Pianos, now Of u. l.. WILD a. ~
avenue and street, still gives special attention
10 the above. Other Instruments also r. paired
tuned, and fer sale Pianos for sale rent II er,
change. a. sOlx
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WOOD AND COAL

COAL. WOOD, LINK, CEMENT, De.
Central once, No. 81 Louisiana avenue, between
eth and 7th streets west Branch Yard, corner Ise
street east and street south Wharf and STRAIN
saw MILL foot OF I'd street east. Dsrge Wharf accom-
modstions for leading and unloading vessels and
storing goods. COAL By the cargo &c Philsdelphis
bfiOe- lily
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-07-25

are told, too, of an interview between General
DulcS and the 1ormer Carlist chief. Cabrera.
nesiiate TO believe IL. Oabrera's deeds in the
provinces, where he commanded for Don Carlos
during the civil war, are not ye, forgotten, and
they were OF kind not likely to gain strength
TO the cause which the Liberal Union has pro-
claimed. Indeed, Cabrers's name would add
and 1 doubt that there is q spot in spain in
which this nourishes Moreover, Cabrera has
long since become habituated TO civilized
life, and In bis circumstances would
hardly. care TO resume career which he
Quilted eight and twenty. years ago. The
papers that mention the interview between
Dulce and Cabrera do not say where It occurred.
] have already mentioned tnst the first lntims-
towards the middle OF the present month, came
from the French Government, who we're In
formed by their agents on the frontier and else
where of what wss going on; No doubt this
Government acted like good neighbOr, Dut It's
zeal was good deal qulcR ened by the fact OF a
by those who were at the mead of It'll do not
say with his consent-as the future sovereign of
Spain. Notwithstanding the numerous arrests
that have bees made and the banishment
Of course without judgment or trial of any
kind. 1 much doubt whether the Govern ment
has the clue OF the conspiracy in its hands
IL has more ramifications in The army
than it is probably aware of; and it has
extended among the more influential of
the middle class of civilians. There is,
however, one observation To be made respecting
certain of the military lie Iders. Whatever may
be said OF Queen Isabella, personally or polltl
caIly, 1t is certain that some of the men who
precisely those who nave been loaded with
favors by her far beyond their merits. The
highest military rank, honors. titles of nobiIi-
~. all have, up TO almost the very last moment.
been bestowed upon them with q profusion
which no other country affords an example OF.
In Spain conspiracy and conspirators have
long lost the odious Significance which else
where attaches To them. Those marshals and
generals and grandees, and grand crosses, no
doubt believe they are fighting for the good OF
their country in what they propose, but they
should begin by resigning into the hands that
them recently wlAL long the
jects Of their ambition, and If there be any
persons who have right To conspire against
the Queen. they are not the dukes. and mar
quises, and marshals, and Golden Fleeces OF re-
cent creations.
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SPAIN.
whe Plot Against the Queen.

Parts (JuIy 49, corr, Spondence Londoa Times.
The latest accounts from Madrid do little
more than confirm in great part what has been
already stated. Toe Generals arrested were, of
course, at once sent away from Jne capital and
some of them hurried off TO Cadiz and put on
board ship for tue Canary Islands. Marshal
SeTrano, Duke de la Tore, and General Do
minguez his cousins, are to have their resi-.
denCe in Orotsva, one of the towns Of the largest
OF the CanaTits; General Dulce, who has stiIl to
wait for his marshaPs baton, In, believe,
Lsguns; and Ge neral Serrano. relative of the
Marshal, in Palmas, AL towns of the same
island, General Palmas Is sent to the
Lugo, IN Gallicis; General COrdnva to Soria, In
old Castle; Brigadler. General Letorre takes up
his quarters in the same province, and Gene
rails Echsgue and OabalIeIos d. Roda are snip.
ped off TO he Baiearic Islands. E;hague, IL
appears, was arrested at san Sebastian, of which
town he is q naive. Most II not all those per-
sons whose names are mentioned belonged TO
the party known as the ~ Uuion LibeTale," the
mead of which was the late Marshal o. DJnnell,
Duke ofTeIuan. have reason TO believe that
O'Donnell would have seen with pleI sure the
Duchess of MOntpensier in the Queens place,
either as Regent during the Minority of the
Prince of the Asturias; or as constitutional
Queen of Spain; and IL is not too much to
infer from tine request made 10 the Duke or
MONT enlier 10 absent himself fiom spain
mat the object OF those VINO cherlsn the
ODonnell Traditions was the same. Several
leading men of the old PrOgresista party are
eald 10 nave come to an understanding Win
the lIiberal Union, some OF whom Indeed were,
In oIheT Times, OF the same political party We
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FROM CHICAGO.

Political Movsms ats ens Late Sue ger
fest.
Special Despatch TO The Evening Telegraph
CHICAGO, July 25.-General Palmer, the Re-
publican candids to for Governor of Illinois,
made his first speech of the campaign at
Marion, Williamson county, on last We'd
nesday.
Senator Doolittle. In response to an invita-
tion of the Democracy Of this city, promises
to deliver speech here soon after the adjourn.
ment of Congress-
s27,442.
General Carl Shurz has arrived In this city,
and will remain few days. About the lst OF
August he will commence speaking in Indiana
His appointments in that State cover about
three weeks. He will then go to Pennsylvania,
and afterwards return to Missouri ior the last
month OF the CAM paign.
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
Ths Recent Indi.n Council.

SAN FRANCISCO. July 24.-The ofIiclal report
OF General Crook, of the Council held with the
Indians, at Camp Harney, Oregon, was received
at the military headquarters today. The
savages appeared satisfied with the promises
made, and agreed TO return to their hunting.
grounds, in the vicinity of Steel's mountain,
Molhur river, and its tributaries. and establish
their headquarters near Castle Rock mountain,
where they would be found when the Govern
ment desired to communicate with them They
promis ed to allow none OF their people to inter.
fere with settlers, miners, or travellers, and
II molested by bad men, weuld Immediately
notify The military. who will furnish them pro.
lection, and property stolen by them is to be
returned.
General Crook says that, while he has no
doubt that the depredations will still be con-
tinued by rowing bands, some degree of peace
may now be expected. Weehawpies is chief o I
the tribe. and his influence extends over q vast
tract OF country. Some of his bands are near
Fort Hall, in South Idaho, and others near the
northern boundaries of the Territory Efforts
will be made to get them together.
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FROM MEXICO.
Fears of American FAltbustsrs - High
way Robberiss-Ctvil war.

FsaKa of American Flltbustsrs High
way Robberiss-Ctvu war.
By CbLd able.
HAVANA, July A-By steamship arrived at
this port advices have been received from
Mexico dated at Vera Cruz to the goth instant.
Great alarm prevailed in the republic In con-
sequence Of the circulation of reports OF In
tended movements of flibusters from the
United States, and extraordinary precautions
were being taken at Vera Cruz aud elsewhere
TO guard against their realization. From Ia
mRulipas am informed that the conducta be-
tween Morelia and the capital was robbed the
passengers plundered. and several hundreds OF
dollars in specie taken.
Heavy rains have prevailed in the interior,
and considerable property has been swept
away. The subvention of the Jalapa Railroad
contractors remaining unpaid, the works have
been stopped. The rebels muster at Puebla an
Queretaro, but have not yet been fighting with
the troops. NorieJa and Leon defeated the
troops. General Garcia has been killed. Gen.
Escobedo hanged three persons, captured by his
soldiers spies. Robberies Of the stage coaches
increase In number daily. There are many
commercial failures and the commerce of the
country is perishing rapidly.
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FROM LOUISVILLE.
A Gang or Express Robbers 4. oustody "

0ang or E1press HObbsrs In Oustody.
LOUISVILLE, KY, July 25.-William and 81
mon Brothers, the reputed leaders of a gang Of
desperadoes who have been robbing express
trains. are in the New Albany jail for safe
keeping They had a preliminary examination
at Lexington, Scott county, on the charge OF
robbing the Adams Express, at Mansfield on
the Jeffersonville road, a short time ago The
proof was SO strong against them that each was
held to bail In the sum of $1,000 dollars, and
were sent to New Albany for safe keeping The
people Of that town are very much exercised
this morning for the safety of their visitors,
very much fearing visit from the Seymour
Vigilance Committee, or that the fair fame Of
the city may be damaged by mob violence, or
tragedy similar to that so recently enacted
near Seymour.
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FROM ST. LOUIS.
Suicide OF q Covers msnt OmctaI-AM
Absconding Ltbellant.

Special Despatch TO The Euentn0 Telegraph.
ST. LOUIS, July 25.--Colonel G. F. Switzler,
O member of Congress. returned to-day from
Washington. on his way homo to take the evil
dence concerning his loyalty, under the resolu-
tion of Congress He Will be the Democratic
candidate again.
Edward Morgan, United States local In
spector, committed suicide this morning. A
few moments before he died he said he would
take breakfast in -. Domestic Gificulties
were the cause.
Captain Frank Martin, who sued the Demo-
crat and Times of this city, for $40 900. for libel
has absconded, leaving many creditors behind.