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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-12-26

wiz,
rs,
Ambrose L. Il. Ransom, Mrs. frances
NJ Ransom, widow Of James s. Ransom,
deceased. and Ambross K II. as bI- E1-
ecu,or. Mis-. Beue Il Bots, William l..
Clark, Benjamin F Washington. John /.
Washington. and franklin g., FaGnIT end
Bertha Washington. inisn, children OF
Georgcanna Washington, decd.
The object Of his suit i 20 substitute
James f. Ransom az trustee, in the place
Of William l. Clark trustee under he
will " Jaaes l.. Ransom. decd. And il
appearing on affidavit fled in This suit
hattie said William l.. CLARK Benjamin
F. Washington. John + Washington,
Frank B. Washington, Fannie B. Wash
ing,on snd Bertha Washington, ore not
residents. Of this State. ihey are hee'by
required 10 appear within one month after
due publication Of this order, and 90 hat
is necessary 10 1rotecl their iateTsft in
his matter. lis further ordered that
copy hereof be polished once ~1Ca lyI
four Successive weeks in any newspaper
in said county and posted al the front
door of tie Courl House thereof, on the
frs, Monday after ths date Of this order.
Tesie.
". A. CHAPLINE. Clerk.
f. {. Ffeel, r. q.
Dec. 70, 1888 Pre- fee So 4w
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-12-26

lust received Al III Branch and Uni
y ontiils. foil supply Of P0RTER's
FACTORY GOODS. T~eeds. Foil and
Plaid Lip,eys. FIsnneIs. Ysrrs. &C.. o.
Factory prices. J. 8. MELVIN.
Oci 3. 1863. q
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-12-26

MILLS Corn Plaster, warranted 10 cure
Il COrnS, for sale at
Dr.. NGgrudcr's
dec ~ Drug Store.
DOSADALIS for purifying the blood,
n Zlngari and Uos'elier's Biiers, pure
Oh RYE Whistles anu Old Cognac Bran
dies. in bottles, at
Dr.. Nagrudcr's
1scl2 Drug Store.
DFGRATH'S Genuine ElecIjc Oil,
suse remedy for Headache, Tooth
ache Cramps. Rheumatism, Piles, &C..
3, DR.. Mdgruder's
dccll Drug Store.
PREPARED Cocoanul for PoddlnSs'
Pies, Cakes, &c, at
DR.. Nagruder'S
dec II Drug Store.
CASH Cord. Sash Weights. Improved
y Hinges, for sale by
D. Humphreys E. Co.,
novl4 Ch.rlestown.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-12-26

A Fine lot Of Skates just received at
Il the Hardware Store.
Large and fine assortment Of Sleigh
Il Bells just received and for sale, al The
dec Hardware Store.
4 Superior lot OF Sleigh Baskets and
Il Runners, Shafts and Tongues. at the
dec Hardrare Store.
WINDOW Glass and Putty, 3, the
" dec Hardware Store.
GOAL Holds and Shovels, at the
u dec 5 HardWore Store.
UPICES-.Black Pepper. Coranfer
y Seed. Sweet MsJorsm. and all other
kinds of spices. q, Billing
nov % Drug Store.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-12-26

C'LASS.-Be., French Glass can always be
VI had at II. ". BILLINGS Drug store. ODD
sizes will be cut 10 suit customers. 40 ezra
charge Tor cC'ung. Oot3l
'HHE latest ard met approve! Cutting
! Boxes, oil sizes. for ssle b.
Hanson & nike
sept % ChsIr,town.
MEATS Foot Oil, Liaseed OIL, boiled AID
y raw; Machine Oil, refined aud crude; fi'h
Oil, Copsl Yarusr; Brown Japan NarniiJ;
White Tarnish; Back Ysrn!sh; Iurln-re Var
nish; Is aIpUl Stain, for sale q
oct q II. u. BILLINGS Drug Store.
DELL'S Confec,ion's, Bells Cordial FOR in
ID fsnt's teethIne, AcMaDqs' Elixir Of Opium,
AYERS Ssr.sparilll. " Ishsu's Pie Tree Tar
Cordial, Burneus Cod Liver Oh, FOR sale az
II. u. BILLINGS
Oct 10 Drug store.
1HRE Improved Delaware Corn Shelter
( for sale By Ransom e. Duke,
nov % ChsrletIosn.
CAUSAGE Cutters. Sausage Suffers,
= Coal Holds. A,h Selves. A.h Scoops.
Fire Dogs. Shovel, longs, and Pokers.
for sale by D. Humphrey, E. Co..
nov IL Ch,rlesDSn.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-12-26
Cough Preparations.

cough II0PaEdIIOIIo'
nor coughs, colds, &c, use Schenck's
L Pulmonic Syrup, Jackson's Cough
Remedy. Ayers Cherry Pec'oral. Jaynes
Expec,orant, Bells EXpecrordrt Co-tar's
Cough Remedy, Hsuce's Syrup Of Hoat-
hound, Forests Juo,per Tar, Slsb'er's
Cacrry Expectorani Shriner's Cough
syrup. S,siIord's Olive Tar, WIs'afs
Balsom OF Wna Cherry, WisharI's Pine
uee Tar cordlal StonetrakeT's cough Syr-
up, DR.. S,nlih's. WhoopIng cough SyuP.
Broun's B,onciaI Troche>. Bells Throat
Tablels, and great variety Of Cough
.dtdlcine>, ct
dec 5 Billings Drug Store.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-12-26

\ III undor'isned hiss just return'd from the
} Eastern cities and Is nov receiving and
opening large and will 9,'oried stock Of
Hardware, - hich be pIil eel cheaper than the
en-, sps5t. con.l.iirg N part a. follow. Rock and
Rlhs FoDG,r, Iron Steel, Horse Sbot,, Mule
Shoe. Horse Mails. Kssps, Braces, Bits. hU-
gUrs, GimIsts, Axes Compares. CsIirers. Bor-
M Machines. Chains, k3kes. Hsmes. Trovsls.
cytbc. Nsii-. Spikes, Locks. Hinges. bolis.
Fucs. CLi-els, Levels, Planes, Bowels, Screw
Wfcnches, Forks, Sh0Vcls Scoop, Hoes, Rules,
Cros, cot SAYS, Bill Saws, Circular Saws,
Hook tooth SAWS. Hand Saws, Compass SaHs.
Whip saws. Ils;cheis, Hammers, Draw Knives.
Spoke shave, Coffin Trimmings, Shoe lind
inZs, Na'ons' Tools, Brushes, Handles, Cutlery,
Drills, Scales, With many Housekeeping and
and Fu.ni'hing Goods bVlb American and In.
ported.
Examine Esy Stock before ..pontss,n. else.
where.
Thankful Tor past fs'or,. soliei, . eonlinu-
aDcs Of lie sane.
EDWARD SJAYRR.
NouIdefs Dcilding.
Sbepber5.iown. Dee. S. 1865. n
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-12-26

MEMS No. Heavy Buet Gloves. .,
vi uov7 4LafkiidW's.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-12-26

Us. l'SUt dHb H''N'''~'
Amos Young.
The object ol tins suit is 10 obtain
ioLpn Tor SI33 81. with interest from
the S,h DAY OF January, 1861, until PAID
AMI to attach any interests belonging 10
said defendant, and it appearing on afiida-
Wit flied in Ih,s suit that laid defendant i
not residen, of This State; he is hereby
required to appear within one mon'h at
ter doe publication of this order and 90
what is necessary TO protect his interest
in this msr,cr. 1t is farlher ordered that
copy of This order be published once
week for four successive weeks in some
newspaper in said county. and posted at
the front door of he Court House thereof
on The first Monday after the date Of this
order. TesIe,
W. A. CHAPLINE, Clerk.
Chspline & Ingles, p. q.
Dec. 10, 1868. Prs fee Sc. 4w
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-12-26
BRANCH OFFICE
First National Bank Building,
PHILADELPHIA,

Where the general business Of he Com.
psny is transacted, and to which nj gen.
ersl correspondence should be addressed.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-12-26
Look to your Interest

The Best Goods are The Cheapest !
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-12-26
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

W..iiamshurgn. Kings County \. YgrS.
Noye-Ler :, SITS. y
The New York herald., 1868-12-16
SALE or PAINTINGS.

A somewhat extensive collection OF more or less
valuable American pictures offered at auction last
night at the saesroom OF j. F. Bylandt $40 Broadway.
The attendance was exceedingly small, the bidding
anything but spirited, and the prices realized
must have been equally unsatisfactory to the artists
and the auctioneer Three dollars was about the
average start, and, although the "handsome, fine
gold leaf framesr were Included the highest final
bid was long way this side OF 500. A large mum
Der OF .tgems.n some OF which were "by artists OF
acknowledged reputation were disposed OF at
really alarming sacrifices The auctoneer frequently
remarked that the pictures were going for less than
the frames cost but In the majority OF instances the
pictures were bought for the sake Of the frames.
The landscapes were vivid specimens OF the "tea
trayr school. the figure pieces were exceedingly
crude and unhappy, and the enorts OF ssVH Lie"
were anything but sucCessfuL
The New York herald., 1868-12-16
THE PACIFIC COAST.

Mining Company Assessment-CaIifornin Mar.
.kets-Advices from Ariz0na-Severe Weather
at Prescott-Favorable Mining Reports.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. Is, 1858.
The Imperial Mining Company has levied an as.
sessment OF twenty-five dollars per share, delinquent
January Is.
The United States gunboat Ossipee has sailed on q
cruise.
changed. Wheat firm at 81 20 a 81 IS. Legal ten
ders "a.
Advices from Prescott, Arizona, to November 23
have been received There had been no recent In
dian troubles and the mails were arriving regu-
lary.
The weather was wintry and snow had been fall
ing for three days.
party who went to Black Canon to work placer
mines returned to Prescott for supplies They report
that they made from six to eight dollars per day
while there.
The New York herald., 1868-12-16
VIRGINIA..

Judge Underwood and the Convicts-A Mur-
deress Discharged by Him Rearrested by
the Mnyor-Thc Case Of Peter Phillips.
RICHMOND, Dec. Is, 1868.
Sally Anderson, who was under sentence OF death
for arson and was released on Saturday by Judge
Underwood, on q writ OF habeas corpus, on the
ground OF the iegaty Of the court that tried her,
under the fourteenth amendment, was rearrested
Yesterday by order OF the Mayor
In the case Of Peter Phillips, sentenced to be hung
next Friday for the murder OF his wife, writ OF
habeas corpus, returnable February ?, was granted
to-day by Judge Underwood, on plea by the coun-
sel that the Court OF Appeals which decided against
the appeal taken In Phillips case, was not legal
court the Judges being disqualified under the four
teenth amendment
The New York herald., 1868-12-16
THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD

Denial of California Despatch-Buf Slight
Detention from Snow-The Road Clear for
Travel.
CHICAGO, Dec. 15 1868.
The following is an Omaha despatch to Chicago
paper, dated yesterday
The General Superintendent OF the Union Pacific
Railroad characterizes despatch dated San Fran
cisco, December IA, stating that the Unon Pacific
Railroad has been b ocked up by since the 4th
inst, as malciously false. There were heavy snow
storms week ago, which caused interruption in
communication for few miles east OF Cheyenne
only one day and west OF Cheyenne not Quite two
days. Since then trains have been running regu-
larly The same storm delayed the trains on the
roads east and south Of Omaha from twelve to
twenty hours longer To-day Superintendent Snyder
teegraphed to the Postmaster General that the Union
Pacific was ready to convey the overland mails to
Evanston 957 miles west Of Omaha. The road iS
clear OF snow the entire length.
The New York herald., 1868-12-16

Brief Speech from the Queen 10 Parliament
Vacancies Caused by Cabinet Ministers Ac.
cepting once to be Filled Before Proceedins
to Business.
LONDON, Dec. Is, 1868.
The members OF the House OF Commons attended
at the bar OF the House OF Lords to-day, when brief
speech from the Queen was read by Royal Commits
sion. 1t Is as follows:--
"since the time when her Majesty deemed 1t right
TO call you together for the consideration OF many
grave and important matters several vacancies have
occurred in the House OF Commons, owing to the
ceptance OF office from the Crown by members Of
that House. 1t is therefore, her Majesty's pleasure
that opportunity may be given to issue writs for
supplying the vacances occasioned and that after
suitable recess you may proceed to the consideration
of such matters as viii then be laid before you"
At the conclusion OF the reading the Commons
withdrew to their chamber.
The House OF Lords tpen adjourned to meet on the
i1,h OF February next
The House OF Commons also adjourned, to meet on
the 2oth Of December.
Wrt,s Tssued for Elections to Fill Vacancies
Address Of Mr.. Bright to his Constituents!
LONDON, Dec. 10, 1scS.
writs have been issued for elections to Oil vacant
seats In the House.
Mr. John Bright has issued an address to his con-
stituents In Birmingham preliminary to his re-elec'
ton. He says.--
II have accepted oflce In Mr.. Gladstone's admins
The New York herald., 1868-12-16
MASSACHUSETTS.

Destruction OF the Packard Free School
Building MT Andover by Fire-Murdcr Gases
Disposed oE-Arrest for Passing Counterfeit
Mexican Coin-Funernl Of Helen Western.
BOSTON, Dec. Is, 1865.
The Packard Free School building in Andover,
was destroyed by fire this morning. Loss $4,000;
insured for $4,000.
The Supreme Court at Cambridge disposed OF two
murder cases to-day. The first was that OF Andrew
Donnelly, charged with killing Jacob Hanscomb,
overseer OF the East Cambridge Almshouse, where
the accused was detained as q pauper The case
was decided on medical testimony and the prisoner
was sent TO the state Insane Asylum In Taunton
In the second case John McCort OF Somervnle, was
accused OF causing the death Of his wife by blows
while she was intoxicated He pleaded guilty OF
manslaughter and sentenced to imprisonment In
the State Prison for fourteen years.
young man named Canute A. Dias, q native OF
Jamaica, Is under arrest and bail on O charge OF
passing counterfeit Mexican coin.
The funeral or Helen Western took place at the
Unitarian chapel, in Pitts street. this afternoon.
Rev. =. II. Winkley oficiated. The attendance was
large and included many members OF the dramatic
profession. The remains were deposited at Nouns
AuburE.
The New York herald., 1868-12-16
Count Balmaseda Demanding
More Troops.
Arrival of ReinfOrcements
from Spain.
THE ARMY REUNION AT CHICAGO.
WESTERN VETERANS IN COUNCIL.
SPAIN.

Political Affairs Still Unsettled-Great Dis
rress Among the Poor-Newspapers Prose-
cuted for Favoring the Cadiz Insurrection.
Madrid, Dec. Is, 1858.
Political affairs still In unsettled condition
both here and throughout the country. There Is
great distress among the poor OF Madrid ana trade
of every kind is almost at standsti. Many people
are leaving the city. fearing new troubles.
The government has commenced prosecutions
against several journals Of this city for publishing
articles approving the Cadiz insurrecti0n.
The Peaceful Termination of the Insurrec.
tion Due to the American Consul at Cadiz.
LONDON, Dec. Is, 1868.
The telegraphc correspondent Of the Daily Ne,cs
this morning says that the peaceful termination Of
the nsurrecon at Cadiz is entirely attributable to
in that city.
Affairs Tranquil-CongrafuIati ON the Sup
preston Of the Insurrection.
MADRID, Dec. 15 1868.
Matters are now perfectly tranquil. The govern
ment is receiving congratulations from the pro-
vinces on the re-establshment of law and order OF
Cadiz.
The Duke de Montpensier and tho Recent
Insurrections-The Story of Coup d'Etat
Denied.
MADRID, Dec. Is, 1858.
The Correspondence to-day denies that there was
any truth In the story OF the projected coup Gedt in
favor of the Duke de Montpenser at Cadiz. The
Duke on reaching Cordova found that the movement
at Cadz was In the interest OF the democrats, and,
further that 1t had been suppressed by the govern
ment He, therefore, voluntarily returned to Lisbon
General Dulce to Embark for Cuba To-day.
MADRID Dec. Is, 1885,
General Dulce has gone to Cadiz. He VIII embark
from that port tomorrow for Havana to assume the
duties OF Captain General Of Cuba, vice Lersund,
romovnd
The New York herald., 1868-12-16
MILITARY BALLS.

Ball Of tbe Eissth Resimerf Dram Corvs..
The drum corps OF the Eighth regiment, National
Guard held their annual ball last night the reensn
tai armory corner OF Grand and Centre.strees. The
gallant sheepskns were present In fall force and were
unremIttng in their attention to the fair patrons OF
their well arranged soree. Quito number Of on
hers Of the Third brigade star. very large assem-
blare OF military notables anf n host OF friends and
admirers OF the Eight regir2eut drum corps were
present and contributed TO tie 0rancy and success
or the ball. II Is scarcely necessary TO say that
dancing was kept up 10 q late hour-for drummer
bows in the National Guard at least we skilled
and enthusiastic ia beaxinS time with their feet ON
BALLROOM doors as IN beating the drum.
The New York herald., 1868-12-16
TURKEY AND GREECE.

The Withdrawal Of the Greek and Turkish
Representatives-The Austrian Ambassador
Recalled from Constantinople.
LONDON, Dec. Is, 1858.
Accounts from various quarters indicate that war
in the East is imminent. Greece has rejected the
uItimatum OF the Sultan, and 1t Is said that the
Turkish Ambassador has already left Athens and that
a frigate has gone to Constantinope to bring away
the Greek Ambassador at that point.
It Is reported that the representatives Of France
and England at Vienna have been instructed 70 re-
present to the Austrian government the dangers
that may result to the peace Of Europe from its
attitude In the Eastern question The recall OF the
Austrian Ambassador at Constanttnople has been
the result Of their representations.
Reported Departure Of the Turkish and Gre
clan Ministers from Constantinople and
Athens-Enthusinstic Demonstrations Of the
Greeks at the Latter City.
VIENNA, Dec. Is, 1868.
The semlof1cial Correspondents OF this city has
ahe following special despatch:-
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Dec. 14-Night.
The Greek Minister and several Of the Greek resi-
dents here have left Constantinople.
The same paper publishes despatch from Athens
stating that the Turkish Minister has left that city,
and that the people made enthusiastic demonstra-
tions before the American, English, Prussian and
Russian Embassies.
The Rejection Of the suItan's Ultimatum by
Greece.
VIENNA, Dec. Is, 1sss
The Correspondents this afternoon publishes the
following news, which 1t says was received from
Greek source
ATHENS, Dec. IA, 1885,
The government rejects the summons OF the Sultan
amid great popular enthusiasm.
The New York herald., 1868-12-16
THE NEW DOMINION.

The People Of Newfoundland Agitating the
Confederation Question-Anxiety About n
Troop Ship.
HALIFAX, N. s., Dec. Is. 1858.
Advices from Newfoundland state that the ques-
ton OF confederation is being warmly discussed and
there is q growing feeling in favor Of the colony
joining the Dominion. The press, with the excep-
ton OF two three papers, strongly advocate union.
The colony is In miserable condition from the sue
cessive failures OF the fisheries and from other
causes and the people beginning to believe that
any chagge must be for the better.
Considerable anxiety is felt about the troop ship
Simoon, which left England on the 18th ult with
trooDs for Halifax.
The New York herald., 1868-12-16
THE MASSACHUSETTS MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.

Political Complexion of the Boston Board Of
Aldermen and Common Council-IsesuIt of
Municipal Elections in Other Parts Of Mas
sachusetts.
BosroH, Dec. rs, 1893.
The new Board OF Aldermen stands seven repub-
licans to 1ve democrats, and the Common Council
thirty-nine republicans to twenty-one democrats.
At Lynn yesterday James N. Budain, citizens
candidate for Mayor was elected.
Lowell elected Jonathan r. Folsom, republican,
Mayor by 15o majority over Il. d. Patch, running on
the citizens ticket
In Charlestown T.. L. Norton, republican, was
elected Mayor with but slight opposition.
The New York herald., 1868-12-16
SOUTH CAROLINA.

Large Fire In Charlest0n-(sregg's Hall
Destr0ycd-Two Firemcn Killed.
CHARLESTON, Dec Is, 1868.
The large four story building on Main street,
Columbia, known as Greggs Hall, was burned yes
terday. 1t included the crockery establishment OF
Gregg 4 Co., the brokers' once OF Gregg, Palmer 4
Co., the photographing gallery OF Mearn and Hix q
Clendenfng's restaurant. The loss s $4,000, two
thirds OF which is covered by insurance
Two flremen, named Darlington and Squire, were
killed by q falling wall and several others were
yerely II not mortally, injured.
The New York herald., 1868-12-16
THE INDIAN WAR.
Take Refuge I'm the Comancho Country-No
Prospect Of the War Ending This Winter.

Movements of General Sully-HOstilo Indians
Take Refuge In the Comancho Country-No
Prospect Of the War Endins This Winter.
ST. LOUIS, No. Dec. Is, 1868.
An Ellsworth Kansas) letter OF the 10th inst says
General Sully has arrived at Fort Harker. General
Sheridan's camp was below Fort Dodge. The Gene
raj thinks that with the exception of rowing bands
OF young braves, who VIII continue 10 iniest the
roads and attack small parties, the hostile Indians
have taken refuge In the Comanche country, where
the campaign will be conducted this winter Gene
raj Suly thinks II will be impossioe 10 enu the war
OF the country In which the savages have taken
refuge.
Location OF Reservations for the Indinns-
Names and Numbers Of the Various Tribes
Preparations for Their Reception.
ST. Louis, Dec U.s. 1s6s
General Harney arrived last night from the Upper
Missouri where he has been experimenting the 10
cation OF Indian reservations. The different tribes
have settled on separate reservations, follows:
On the first reservation at the mouth or Whitestone
creek, above Fort Randall are q portion OF the
Brules Ogallalas and Plates. Among these are the
French half-breeds Bordeau, Carri Bissonette and
Charlie Garrian. The Indians here number $500.
They seemed contented and were enjoying their
dances. The Cheyenne reservation is located below
the mouth OF Big Cheyenne river. The tribes are
those of the two sons OF Kettle the Arcs, Mincor-
gous and Lower Yanktons-about 1000 in num-
Der. Next spring the Indians at this point
will amount to $500 in all. The next
point established Is on Grand river, below Fort
Rye. with portions OF the Upper Yanktons Unca-
paches, Cut Heads, Blackleet and Sioux, number
ing 45O0. The balance OF the above tribes are out
hunting. Should they all come In it would swell the
number at this point to 900. Spotted Tail was at
the forks OF White river with Bear Standing Elk and
Big Mouth and other Indian celebrities recently from
the North Platte. There were some Brule war
parties with them reservation will be established
at that point for the Brues and 1t Is In cOntempla-
ton to establish another at Moreau, below Grand
river. for the BackfeeJ and Sioux who are drawing
supplies from Grand river. Although 1t was late in
the season when operations were commenced 5000
Indians are now fed. The reservations are well sup
piled with the necessaries oflle and the Indians are
comfortable. General Harvey will visit washington
and endeavor to persuade Congress to ratify the
treaty made in July last with the Sioux The great
est fear Of the Indians Is that they viii starye
The New York herald., 1868-12-16
lTAL

Popular Feeling in Favor of Agano and
Luzzi-Trouble Among the P0ntifcal Troops.
FLORENCE, Dec. Is, 1868.
At popular meeting held here IL was resolved to
send deputatons to the senate and Chamber Of
Deputies with petitions requesting the Intervention
OF the Italian government to save the lives OF Agano
AMI Luzzi, who are condemned to death In Rome.
Great animosity exists in Rome between the ma
tive and foreign born troops in the Pontincal SER
vice. Two more trials are to take place next week,
and both defendants will probably be sentenced to
death.
The New York herald., 1868-12-16
Ball Of Trosp A, First Cavalry.

Central Hall, Bowcxy was fued to oyernowing
last night BY wen dressed. orderly and fun-oving
assembly OF the friends and admirers OF Troop A.
First cavalry. National Guard. 1t was the second
annual bail OF ths troop. ana was In every respect
Successful Colonel Henry Brincker and lady, Major
Ennis First artillery, and n host OF of,ctrs oi tn
cavalry brigade were prcseat. rue mvscal even. or