The Evansville journal
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States Assessor Gilbert has decided
that a tax of 50 cents per gallon must
be paid on imitation wines.
The Chamber of Commerce has ac
cepted an invitation from the Boston
Board of Trade to send delegates to
the Commercial Convention in that
city February 5th.
Advices from Meragoane, Hayti, to
the 7th of -December, state that the
rebels on the Dominican frontiers had
met with serious reverses. They had
taken a strong fortified position at a
place called Monbin Crocher, which
was attacked by Government troops
on the 2Gth of November and carried
at the point of the bayonet, as well as
the surrounding points occupied by
the insurgents. The battle lasted
several hours.
WSHIN .-TON NEWS.
Eeceptlon at the While Ilonse i
Brilliant Aff.iir.
Washington, January 2. Mr.
Buriiugame telegraphs that he has
been appointed by the Chinese Gov
ernment, Envoy to the Western Pow
ers. He has accepted, and would
leave Pekin immediate7. It is un
derstood by his acceptance that Mr.
Burlingame vacates the mission to
China, aud it will devolve tempora
rily n S. Wells Williams as Charge
d'Affairs.
Washington, January 2. General
W. T. Sherman, of the Fifth Artil
lery, was yesterday put in command
of the Eistern District, in the place of
General Meade, transferred.
Washington, January 1. The
New Year's reception at the White
House was the mosit brilliant for sev
eral years. The reception of the
Heads of Departments was also
crowded, and marked by good feeling.
General Grants house was crowded
from noon until after dark.
General Meade has telegraphed
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The Evansville journal. (1868). Evansville, Ind., 1868-01-03. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82014296/1868-01-03/ed-1/?sp=1
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Evansville journal, 1868-01-03.
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