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Statement Of Con. Howard
Rsgarding the False
Charges Against
Him
Am mendm ent to the Bill Rel
alive to the Supreme
Court.
Confederation of the Bill
for the Continuation of
thu Freedmen's
Bureau.
WAsHINarON. Maroh 19.

Sen AIE-Ihe Char submitted
resolutions from the Wisconsin Leg
islature instructine Congressman to
adhere to the present policy, and en-
dOrsing the course of Stanton.
Sumner presented petitions from
the citizens of Washington against
being joined to Georgetown; and also
of the colored men of two counties
in Delaware, stating that they are
deprived Of the rights Of citizenship.
and asking that they be secured to
them. Ref rred.
On motion of Pomeroy, the Secre-
tary of the Treasury was requested
to return a resolution asking what
had been the monthly expenses of
tAe War, Navy, and Interior Depart
E1ents since 1865, in order that he
might offer an amendment asking an
explanation of each expenditure.
The Chair presented the proceed
ings of a meeting of the citizens of
Wisconsin, in favor of the pend ug
bill tor the removal of the tax on
manufactures.
Grimes, from Committee on Con
ference on Invalid Pensions, reported
that they had been unable to agree on a
provision for reducing the rates of
interest on the naval pension fund to
36 cents He moved that the Senate
insist thas another committee be ap-
pointed, which was agreed to.
TrumbuIl called up a bill to relieve
from political disabilities, r. R.
Butler, Of Team, which he explained
Buckalew moved an amendment, by
striking cut the words, the COnstitu-
tion. or insthe clause relieving from
disabilities imposed by the Constitu-
ti0n or acts of Congress. He said L
would otherwise have effect to recog-
nize the fourteenth amendment as
valid, if the opposing Senators did
not desire to debate the bill
Sherman insisted on the. order Cf
the day, aud the Senate took up the
bill to relieve certain manufacturers
from internal tax. The ques ion was
On the amendment which was made
in Committee
Morgan moved to strike out refined
sugars aud products Of sugar rehner-
les from the amendment OF the Com
mittee continuing the tax on va
riOus articles Morgan advocated the
amendment and sherman and others
opposed IL.
The amendment was lost, BY vote
Of q to 24
DlorrliI, Of Vermont, then offered
his amendment, striking out the pro
vision in reference to refined sugars
&c, and inserting one including al
sugars except those produced from
sorghum or imphee Rejected.
Van Winkle moved to strike out
the amendment Of the Committee tC
section one, leaving it as it passed the
/ House, and striking out the tax on
/ turpentine, coffee and its substitutes
and spices. refined sugars. jeweIry, &c
Adopted. Is to 24.
( The question required on Var
/ Wrinkles amendment offered on Tues
/ day, reducing the tax on petroleum
one half, and t was adopted by a vote
of q to IS.
An amendment was offered, pro-
] viding that no drawback shall b
made, upon the expectation of am
article after the fr.t of April.
Morgan moved to amend by insert
ing after the word drawback 2 tht
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Pigot. the Dublin editors. for the rea-
s5n that their cases are widely DIFF
ferent.
LONDON, March 19.-Capt. Mackay,
recently tried at Cork on charge Of
murder, and acquitted, was, to-day,
put on trial on a charge of treason
and felony Messrs. Massey, Corri-
don and Maloney are the chief wit
nesses against the prisoner.
LONDON, March 18-Midnight-In
the Commons, tonight, Earl Mayo
presented a Government bill for a re-
form in the representation of ireland.
In the Commons there Is to be no
alteration In County franchise, but
in Boroughs the right of voting is 10
be given to all five pound house vo-
ters, instead of ten pounds, as at
present. There has been no action
taken upon the measure.
LONDON, March 19-The Imperial
Brochure, recently published, stated
to be the established popular organ
of the Napoleonjc dynasty, was the
work of Cont, the Emperor's Seere-
tary and nor the Emperor himself.
Advices from Annesley Bay up to
the 9Th, give reports frou the advance
post Of the British forces, that Gen
Napier is about tdmake a dash on
Magdala, h9ptng t91geseue the cap
tives. .sagg aff no.1 IaH
PORTUGAL = s
LISBON, March 10. = The mail
steamship, from Rio J Janeiro, has n
rived The news from the armies Of
Paraua is meagre and unimportant.
The allies had not yet made an attack
at the fortified position Of the enemy
at Humita a
A stroEg pressure has been brought
10 bear on the Brazilian Emperor for
the removal of Marquis Caxios, com
manderin chief Of the allies, but the
Emperor emphatically refused to COM
ply with the urgent appeals.
A revolt has broken out IN Monte
VideO. 1t threatened to become for
midable, but was efectually sup
pressed.
PARIS, March 19-Eve.-The much
looked for Imperial pamphlet made
ITS appearance to-day. The writer
proves therefrom that the French
Constitution is based upon the
will of the people only. and is
changeable only by the vote of the
people He then passes. ou to the re
view Of the course Of the Emperor
towards the people, and contends that
In the DEGREES of 1860 and 1861,
wherein certain liberal reforms were
guaranteed them, the Emperor mani
tests that he seeks to adopt the cove
nant to progress and liberty.
AUSTRIA
VIENNA, March 19.-In the Reich
rath to-day announcement was made
by the Ministry that project for aH
authorization writ Of civil marriage
ought to pass in spite Of the Concor-
dial and while they regretted it viii
effect the Pope, the Ministry consid-
cred such an enactment indispensable
to the we'll being Of society, and
should press its adoption by the
| Reichrath.
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ENGLAND

LONDON, March 10 - Evening. -
The weekly statement of the Bank of
England shows that bullion has in
creased 9102, 600.
In the Commons last evening, Hunt,
Chancellor of the Exchequer, prom
ised the appearance of the Budget on
the 10th Of April
During the debate on the Irish
question, Lord Mayo made an explain
alton in regard to the Fenian prose-
cutions. The offer of pardon made
to johnson, who was accused of par
ticipating in an illegal procession,
was not held out to Sullivan and
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NEM YORK.
The Erie Railroad Cases-FiFe at a
Rolling MllI--LOss S7O,OOO-Mail
Train Detained.

New YORK, March 19.-I1 the
Supreme Court, to-day, Judge Bar
nard vacated an order staying the
proceedings IN the Erie Railroad
cases, obtained fram Judge Clark last
evening, and appointed George A.
Osgood as receiver Of the eight mil
lion dollars of stock issued recently.
The Assembly Committee on Rail
roads has before it a bill Iegalizing
the recent issues of stocks by the
Directors of the Erie Railroad.
Last night fire In the rolling
mills of Lawrence and Barry Spuy-
dent, Ga Devil Creek. caused damage
to the amount OF so, 900; covered b.
insurance! aiA&
On ;he Erie Railroad the mail train
was detained, yesterday, caused by a
washing away Of about sixty feet of
the track at Pipe Rock Greek, about
six miles from Owego. A temporary
track has been constructed over the
creek with lumber, and trains are en-
abled to proceed.
New YoBK, March 10. - The
steamers Nebraska and Beilona, from
Europe, have arrived
is reported that the reduction of
- Te via Erie Road to Buffalo is
premature
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BUFFALO.
A Three Days Running Meeting
Decided UpOn-Large Premiums
for TFOtting.

BUFFALO, March 19.-The proprie
tors of the Buffalo Driving Park de
cided 10 day to hold a three days
running meeting, during the third
week Of June. The contest to be
open to all parts of the cOantry and
Canada. 1t has been decided to hold
the thirdsgreat trotting fair in August
The premiums viii amountto $50 600
and be divided nto eight classes, in
cluding one premium Of $4,000:
open to horses that have never beaten
2:30.
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WHITE HALL. N A., March 49,
Two daughters Of Capt. Raine. light
house keeper at Crown Point, were
drowned yesterday9ih attempting 10
cross lake Champiain on the ice
The Captain and son were saved
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BURLINGTON. VT, March 19.-The
large wOolen mills Of Daw 4 Boynton,
at Hynesburg. W., were destroyed by
fire to-day. Loss over $4,000. Ii
was insured for $4,000, which had
expired but few minutes before the
fire occurred. a1f f
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MINyEAPoLIs, Mimi, March 10
Albee's Touring mill, near Elk River
was burned to-day. Loss $4,000.
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EUROPE.
BY ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH

Increase cf Bullion in the Bank of
England Explanation Regarding
the Prosecution of FenianS-Capt.
Mackay put on Trial on Charge of
Treason and FelJny-ReVOlt in
MOnteVidO-BiIl for the Reform OF
EepFes eutatiOn in Ireland.
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WORCESTER, MAsslyi March 19 -a
All the operatives inn Sprague's cot
ton mill, az Baltic, Conu., struck for
higher wages to-day. The mill has
stopped work.
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Evidence Being Taken for
the impeachment Trial.
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81. JoHNs. March l9.-Bor a want
Of confidence the debate closed IN the
Assembly this morning, and the Gov
ernment was sustained By a large
majority. 1t is reported chat Judge
Wilmot has been appointed Lieuten-
ant Governor of New Brunswick.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-20
The Franklin Brick Machine

Is Guaranteed, with eight men and tWt
thorses, to make 800 10 $500 hrst-clas
Bricks per hour; and by steam, 90. O.
Z, % per hour, according TO the faeilitles
for removing them. I OneF to demonsirate
THESE fact. tv fnnchfnes constantly work.
ing Id M city y. W. JDHN-DA. "A ABeut,
~ Wood waId Avenue, Detroit &Fh. .
fss31 ILm -
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Death Of Hon. d. Wilmot.
oL- AiA1
Shooting Affairs at Wash
ington.
a III IN M5rta1ly Wound31.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-20

4wTE AEETHE ON Y FERBI SELL.
w ing k9cx port Coal 900 -His city. Or
ders left WIN orr AGENT. q. Speer corner
Water and Division streets, VtL receive
prompt attention. Delivered " any part
OF the cl- 81 al IJe -PELk s q.
mario dlrH
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-20

New ORLEANS. Mlreh Dan or
der Of Gen REYNOLDS. Assuming com
mand Of the Fifth Military District,
was received from Austin BY tele-
graph this morning Gen Reynolds
vas about to leave for New Orleans.
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Builders and Painters
EgYE HAVE N STORE,

WL "a 2 - SI"'I'.
5000 pounds strictly pure White Leaa.
$500 UOlnHls pure star Nlffe Lead.
5000 pounds Bay state White Lea1.
1000 gallons Lluslsl on
300 pounds SO. Putty, lu Eiai1efs al-
Cans.
window lIas-. an sizes.
GIszier5 Points ld Putty Knives.
gOLUEa- or every variety, DHf or iu
OIL All OF which we ARE selling a. cles b
as can be pureua-et lu Tire West.
BELLEE K WHITE,
WHolesalc Dfa1yih Lrgaag.Ae, Ind.
mch6 ~
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FoRT MONROE, March 19.-Com-
pauy a. 9th Artillery, leave tonight
Tor Richmond. baa D..
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BosTON, March l9--Fhe nDwliquOr
license bill was reported in 1the
House Of Representatives to-day
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AUGUSTA March l9.-JudKe Reese
has accepted the Democratic nomina-
ton for Governor. Judge Irwin an
nounces himself as an independent
candidate for the same Office.
Alexander II Stephens arrived this
m m)rning from Washington.
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PORTLAND, Ne. M1rlh I9.-In the
City Council to-day the Independent
Republicans vote the straight ticket,
aud VI Cieilao. Republican, wa elect
ed Mayor by ID vote against 8 for
Putnam. the Demlcratic candl1ate.
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JACKSON, Miss, March l9.-@Four
sections Of the franchise bill we're
adopted by the Convention to-day.
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WIZ. C. TURN0CE 3 co.
BRASS FOUNDERS,
Gas and Steam Pipe Filters
Corner Pine and First Streets

Cash paid for old Copper ana Brass.
sE Dealers In all kinds Of Brass Cook
whistles, and steam Gauges. Particular
attention paid 70 repairing aud adjusting
steam Gauges lJune5 tg
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Bill for the Reform of Rep
resentation IN Ireland.
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Fire-L0ss IS ODD -Election OF a Re-
publican Mayor IN Portland, Ne.
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SPRINGFIELD, Mass, March TO-
Lucus II Turney, the defaIhng tel
Ter Of the First National Bank Of
Greenfield, was sentenced TO five
years in the State prison.
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mlsg4LLA 4EOUs.

MLSG4LLA sEOUS.
Fire Loss IS 09) -Electlon or Re
publican Mayor IN Portland, Ne.
PORTLAND, Ne. M4rch 19-In the
/ City Council TO- day the Independent
Republicans vote B che straight ticket,
aud VI CIellao. Republican, wa elect
ed Mayor bY ID vote. against for
PutBam, the Dem )cratic candidate.
AUGUSTA. March l9.-Judze Reese
has accepted the Dem 9cratic nomina-
ton for Governor. judge Irwin an
nOunces himself as an independent
candidate for the same Office
Alexander III Stephens arrived this
morning from Washington.
New ORLEANS. Mlrch Dan or
der Of Gen Reynolds. Assuming com
mand Of the Fifth Military District,
was received from Austin BY tele-
graph this morning. Gen Reynolds
vas about to leave for New Orleans
ST. JOINS. March 9-Bor a want
Of confidence the debate closed in the
Assembly this morning. and the Gov
ernment was sustained By a large
majority 1t il reported chat Judge
WIlm0t has been appointed Lieuten-
ant Governor of New Brunswick.
WORCESTER, MAsssy March 19 -a
All the operatives i'm Sprague's cot
ton MILL at Baltic, Clonu., struck for
higher wages to-day. The mill has
stopped work.
WHITE Haul. N A.. March 49,
Two daughters Of Capt Raine light
house keeper at Crown Point, were
drowned yesferday8ih attempting 10
cross Lake Champiain on the ice
The Captain and son were saved
BURLINGTON. VT, March 19.-The
large wOolen mills Of Daw 4 Boynton,
at Hynesburg, W., we're destroyed by
fire to-day. Loss over $4,000. Ii
was insured for $4,000, which had
expired but few minutes before the
fire occurred. eH
Fort MONROE, March 19s-Com-
pauy a. 9th Artillery, leave tonight
Tor Richmond. BIOS Dol
Boston, March 19.-Rhe nDwljqu0r
license bill was reported IN the
House Of Representatives to-day.
g
JACKSON, Miss, March l9.-Four
sections Of the franchise bill we're
adopted By the Convention to-day.
sPRINGFlELD. Mass, March 19-
Lucius IT, Turney the detailing tel
Ter Of the First National Bank Of
Greenfield, was sentenced to five
years in the State prison.
SAN Francisco. March 19.-The
Spring Valley Water COMPANY has
adopted resolution increasing their
capital stock from six to eight mil
lions.
The ships Mary T.. Pocker and
Bridgeport cleared for New York.
Three vessels cleared for Sitka
yesterday
The Orpheus and Hong Kong
cleared with $4,000 In treasure.
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News By Atlantic Telegraph
Income Of Bullion in the
Bank of England.
Explanation Regarding the
Prosecution of Fenians.
Capt. Mckay Put on Trial
Again.
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News By Atlantic Telegraph
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Pigot, the Dublin editors, for th@rea-
s1n that their cases are widely diff
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MOORE NEW GOODS.

Since i,sl week. have received.
Hohs il.msnre Paids and Checks.
i.aiored Blankets
Beverley Twill lIeavy Wnal lanes
i.,ii's White coiio1 II ne. ppies ajc,
BACK w,dlia=.
fteman, Hat.eached Starting.
sistrsviIis
t'tars Spoil Threal far Fish Se,s.
Bean Aandr P4pr Collars,
Black fir Thread.
i'er~' .siasp..
Ties. Hsnmer- Cary Canls spaaas. Pad I.oek.
6ia Cps, bIes H,slle Knives sal Poke. Tuhul.,
N.rue. Wstehkeys. B-s'.Oil Chalklines. sha, md
Fs~ief. Tasreniine SOAP. R-6usi SsIrpe,rr. sola
L'iaer. ty-s. viti. Gl... q ,set.. Gl... Dishes
isa'le-. Toy hig.. China MUS. Piae.. Dee,
yln.s, Cheap Dishes. Lhes. Cu,. and s.rre,..
Waite Gfs1Iie tlrs snd s,gecn.
~ The Cheip Cash s1I Barter Store Of
JAWS WEBB. Jr.
pee. 6s-
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FRED. F. MAYER, Chemist.

:, New York, Tuesday, May /.
OboLPHo WoLrE. Esq, Dear Sir The want Of
pure Wines and Liquors for medicinal purposes has
been long felt by the profession, and thou sands q
hives have been sacrificed by The use of a,Iulerated
articles. DeIirium tremens and other diseases Of
me nraln and nerves. rife ia this county are very
fare 10 Europe, owing. 10 great degree, TO the dlfe.
renee - the purity Of The spirits sold.
Wehayf tested The several articles imported and
sold by you, including your Tin. which you sell IN.
yer ne uame 81 Aromatic Schiedam schnapps, which
We consider justly entitled 10 the high reputation il
mas acquired IN this country; from your long exbe.
riense as iarrisn importer, your Bottled Wines and
Lql"ts should meet with The sans ,lemanl.
We would recommend you 10 appoint some Of the
respectable apathecares in different paris OF The ci,y
agests for the sale of your Brandies AMI Wines
where the profession car obtain The sa me when
ed for medicinal purposes.
Wishing YOU success IA your new enterprise
We remain your obedieni servants.
Valentine Mott, ". ~, Professor OF Surgery. Uuiyer
siiy Medical College, New York.
J. Carnoehln VI. d.. Professor of Clinica, sorgs.
" sergesl.il,Chief 70 The State Hospital, &c,
No II East Sixteenth street. = 8 !"
LeSis A. Sayre, VI. d., No. 7g5 Bro1jway -
II. y. Devices, NJ. ID, No. 7st Broadway.
Joseph Wnrsiei, N. d.. No. I2O Ninth Stree,
Nelson Steele. ". d.. No 81 Bleecker street.
ohm O'Reiily, NJ. d. NJ. 22n Fourth street
b. R'Phael, Y d., Professor Of the Principles and
Praetce ofsurgeiy. New York Medical College
DC, No.a Ninth street. and Others.
III: proprietor also olf.rs for sale EE.
BOTTLED WINES AND nIQU0Rs.
imported and bottled by himself expressly fT meai.
cal USE Each bottle has bis certificate of lis purity
= UDoiPH0 WOLFE.
Oe e.
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el sss sV sta8 RNs alaeassaH
tsrfssss as esaasg ssSss.H8s HaiN7 diadi to
49, 81 8l3e sfaH 'Itks9Ne,i .#H
WeIL SAID. The Native virginian "a saws
Trend in Richmond close? recent elts
ithus:
=" BY the way, what il a. become Of the
ladies and gentlemen Of Virginia. born 10
affinence, with refined tastes. butno beref,
of mears ! wish you would treat the snh.
ject. as you can 50 we'll, in your paper,
There shut one way 10 treat the subject.
We know a yonngs gentleman, in whose
veins the best blood of Virginia and South
Carolina is mingled. lie was good soldier
foe be loves war and hates farming. On
The hottest Gays in summer we have seen
him. hoe in hand, sleeves rolled ,up. arms
bare to the elbow. working like a steam
engine from dawn until dark. This nan.
By pluck. by industry snd by prudenc.,
will win back what his iathers Won before
him by means Of the same qualities. No,
the pride oil race, but the strength &c Lluml.
will mike him master again. such man
will not bs kept d1wn. As Tor tnnse Yir-
GINA Iadies aud gentlemen who will NOT
stomp - conquer !that TACT alone tlirows.a
dnubt IN the purity of their blnod they
will 1--we and die miserably. aud lhrir chill
drrn will be chambrrmaids and ostlers 10
the descendants Of Yankee settlers.
AZ the las, term Of the Superior Court
Tor S"rrs county, 10 tie trial ~ murder
case. . convicted criminal. under sentence
"tdeatl'. was placed upoa the witness stand
,ad m'Jr 10 testify.
Tie wife Of Vi. James W. Dupree. II
PIT. mar the Edgecombe line. Vas burned
10 death on the night Of the sls, ult., byher
dress accidentally taking ere.
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:. eiy respectfully yours,
'lslea') CHAS. A. SEELY, Chemist.
New York. 81 Cedar slroa. a. ~ No.,

!. New York, % Cedar Street, Nov. &c, 1867.
oDoLrao WoLrs, E,q., Present:
Dear slr; have submitted to chemical anaysis
Two n"lues o. "schiedam schnapps." which took
rom fresh package in your bonded warehouse. and
mud -sbsore, thai the spurious liquor is free from
injurious ingredients or fals6cation that it has the
marks Of being asel and not recently prepared by
heehanicel admixtufe Of alcohol and arom itce.
Respectfully, IN. .sa
FRED MAYER Chat.
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26 Pine Street, New York Nv }, Toe,

uDoIpHo WoLra, Esq.. Present.
Dear Slr: have made chemical examination 81
sample OF Your schiedam schnapps, wi,b The in.
'ent o. determining il any foreign or injurious sub.
stance nad lee'' added 10 the simple dstie, spirits.
ne examination has resulted in the conclusion thai
tne sample con.ansd ns poisonous or harmful admix
.ule,l nave been enable TO discover any trace Of
te eele'e'ious substances which are employed in the
auunera'ioh OF liquors a would not hesitate to use
vseh % 70 recommend 70 others for medicinal pur.
poses The nchiedam schuapps as an excellent and
uaoljeciionsble variety Of gin.
Very respectfully yours,
l'lslea) CHAS. A. SEELY, Chemist.
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.naLh aITaI

81 sif aaase 9.'i ssss Aaae 8ge 6HfE
8 Ha aesssfna issl45e saa 81 aal ssHal
az 8 fafsse gEa asNsd ssi
The following letters and certificates from, the lead
ng physicians and che niss Of this city win prove 10
me reader thata goods sold BY the undersigned NJ
all they are represented to be- 'aitlr s '1'ff-
d es a7Aag nj UDOLPH0 WOLFE.
'eel mound to say, that regard your Schnapps
Dsns 70 every respect eminenily pure, and de-.
serving Of medical patronage. Al All events Il i III
purest possible article of Holland Gin, hereto fore 4.
obtalnabe, and as such may be safely prescrbeJ no
physicians y DAVID i. MOTT M. b.,
Pharmaceutical Chemist, New York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-13

ALMOST A SERIOUS yesterday
morning Mr.. Millspaugh, in charge Of the
registration at the First Market, requested
Captain Poe to have the room cleared Of
the negroes who had registered. The Cap
tain gave instructions to that effect to the
police on duty in the room, and they pro-
ceeded to obey them.
Among the police was Mr.. Emmet Pecor,
who ordered the crowd to leave. All COM
menced to move off but one, and when
Mr.. Pecor caught hold Of him to move
him on, he resisted. Another negro in the
crowd seeing this, came up and tried to re-
lease the prisoner by pulling him away
from the policeman. Mr.. Pecor ordered the
newcomer to leave, and on his refusing,
struck him over the head with his "billy,"
cutting his head and making it bleed pro-
fusely. The negroes around became very
much excited, and for few moments
serious disturbance was feared; but
the firm and decided bearing of Captain
Poe and the policemen on duty soon re-
stored order and quiet. A short while
after, Captain Poe received an order from
Captain Cook, of the Freedmen's Bureau,
to send Mr.. Pecor to him, the negro having
reported the affair to that officer. Mr..
Pecor went, carrying with him note from
Mr.. Arnold, one of the registering officers,
stating that he had acted perfectly right.
After short examination Mr.. Pecor was
discharged; and thus the matter stood at
latest accounts.