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Zerg1er Ludwickzimm e Zender N1thol1l
Gender Charles zooke 2 Il thinner G d CO
T.: Initials
P Q Box COS trefused> y: SoIoman t.. Capt OF
Brig Hulfensrein-. Nj owne I Of northwest
quarter Of Sec g. Township s. moth ransc 5. west
ington. Hoxa.oa, ~ u F, ..11a Vest
Madison et1eet... Harold =. Freight Agent C
Z M. Evans Gilt Book store ...H 105 kegs b
teers... Of1cer Commanding Veteran Soldiers
eavalry. Mechanics Institute So Richmond
House. Recruiting Headquarters. Paris Dye
House.
Persons wishing drop letters advertised must
a0ix three cent stamp.
~ Once open from 1sr of April to 1st Of No
yember from q. IN. till pm. From November
LIT til April 1at. from a. NJ till p NJ and on
Sundays from $50 =. H. till 10:15 An.
SKIS J. L. SCRIPPS, Pm.
, 1863-10-25
1FEDICAL CARD.

MAH A4 TE1U.1NSU1Rs III. Ds1
Graduate q tte Nov EaglA: fenale Medical Col
1tEe n Bosto., Respectfully n; ouaces that eae has
opcntd CO ~ .hls city H4V tg pEactlcec yesi
Il the Now 1tIk 1a1ra sr7 Tor tbs diseases Of women
Rat children. kle tolacts The phI-o3tfe OF tie pe3oe
of Chicago AID y!clatT ttsc - s1ste street once
louse fromel Han MARY ThQHPspN:
Gardles Ia. &c. Ehsrmsa. b.zr. VI. Il. Ryder.
oc11-ci1 ID.
, 1863-10-25
EBNTLEsnIEIEsS LIST.

1U1f1n184
Ladies' Repository. Miss Frank, 2o3 soutt
, 1863-10-25
MEN OF>nLIEOIS!

You a!e tKata sunro.ed to rally sso-ca tts
os3f ol1 ting. Your SPONTANEOUS and klo11ou4
ps1,ie ls1a has i,ter.to To.e Sa.a equallea
e,o9 sod i srs at she T. yir cinls let oE1 of ron
ertsh,sn Il eso5 y tae do No o>neE 5.ase oas .
ipg tei e1ta the tremendous boAs Of ina nrav~ an9
EtalvaTt eors Of the Re2uhl'c. Alew bows moro A3&
calls, che ATS yov c:c1s up tae thl-ans :atk 4
:oe battle sc,1-ed here H. 1ha au4d k.o3tous
.es tos 4. Ard % shs w.seawota q, vet r. sae x,ss.9
Jtu8 PEST scnlAy ard her f. YOU 1oititV
toN!n Jas more q. during reaoWn Ilno's<ns! 70 tba
rekH akhln! hue dfadS and tans4AN and Ra.fxx III
the IRA efEs y. saan o:1nE tas latrrai OsEoa q
t:au 'hk CouEopvel lth aed tbs Re,1hlc nless yos.
Rud Jour names anG memories BE- immortal,
jAMR3 pAKH8,
, 1863-10-25

4 i.B6Ms!I ALBU :;
II Nxnas sanek ot Eav, Y1ch. aGka
row on e1httt.1on- H1yt12 them u
inshe nty, Vh0dSI otsr tlem at vhofassaS q -
samfa retea - EaateN dsAlH1 Don,t buy unf!i yo9
Esaasta 6aaax 9E5l 1asa01k l. sasHG g
, 1863-10-25

Jtnes James
Whiting
Jtwctt brothert
Jones&Rio:don
Joycs 3
Johnepn 3 r
Jol:neon CT
Julils q Il
JenkF Chag
Jul.nsChsi6tta1
II
JolaiAt Richard
JenkinsIffchArd
Jackson T Il
Jeames Ed
jackson r Il
, 1863-10-25

AZ!t3axz usle aIzasla1*E: Fix:
1868. THE 1865.
2EENSYLVANIA GENERAL .
, 1863-10-25

;o'De!l james O'LearyJ
ORe4ly Jaa Q@B,iau r
Olds Jas A. Ottmnn PM
O'Brien Tfmo.hyOwenLD
O'Brien Thos O'Brien John
Oates Thomas O'Mara Alfchsel
O:Doaoyan Flor O. 'Dermott Ind.
ence wig
Owens Robt j Oliver Martin
O'Rielty EugeueO Mara Nichne1
O'He1rfn DenllsO O'Mn1IY Charles
i E O'Brieu James
O'Nara Deunis Owerpeck David
O'Biien Patrick Onstead Arthur
ol1s CHARLES Q,Mallte Thoa
| Mn
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TrIrlll II
Thomas Robt
ThompeonJnpt
Thitlckc HID .
Tul]y Thos
Tru1tRr rev
Tyler David
Ti1dcn Cbas G
Thompson 4 E
.TramEt}l eco :
TtDkhAnOryMe
II
ToMne 4 n
Tramwell Oil
yer i co
Trimbull Alfred
Topping l. co
.Th0le Jno
Tiffany Amos D
Tower & co
ThompsonJnoQ
Todd Alex
TIipp A s
T.ltn Wm
TobyR B
TaylorTG
Taneteel Ralph
T{T1--L bAf-1
, 1863-10-25
1nseraol George Izviua Go
lsham II j

JudsonSeymour Jones T II
johnson 8 n JohnsoouenryP
Jewett SamuelP Josden J Il
johnson Samue! Jones' j 8
J0husonFrane1s Jackson JessaW
Joses 8 r JAcksoa Jscob
Jarrtt Folsom jackson j II
johnson F P Johneon Isaac Il
JeonmurgerTW jackson Joseph
JohneoRHcnryAJoncs Joseph
JaYles Henry Jacobs JohnJ
Jones Il L Jonnson Wm
Jacob Henry johnson Wn
Jacobs Henry .Iohauuot WE
JeRett Henry G Judson Walter q
, 1863-10-25

PROVIDENCE, RI
kolo ~ L3ID BlETH, Wholesale Druggists, =
= Isl Fl o,r1 taeaEo H. General Western Agents. to
.-. =. 9...ts n.4s oe addressed ta19, g62 lywFAH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-16
.AUCTrON SAIES.

sc AAQgEION..
st eeioei. Win b cola, stths ists Town HOUSE,
er cash to the highest S,dasr, aIot Of Casirs nd
90 Is 4 ns'' A00a' '1'1' W. Es,sD cIsss
--T-- n = - sosrT11 Z ~ 49, ,c...-.
T,HREE HANDsoME BUILDIHa LOTs ON
1oulfsnS1H sssn5T snfwlxn 81 r AR
October 18th, at o'cioeI; On the yrsnsss, 10 sh ut
cell three Haadsoms Bu,fd;ns Iiots fF,sn{ine each
::.s., .ss ,ssssa
'; Tis rs ,s ssis t. public all'' ss
Terms One. third cash balance six, tssivs, and
All sncIns = &C. cost Of tho psiehassr.a
''" De-" - onoeoi1nAA ' q w.: sa Aao's
g-THE ABOVE SALEIS POSTPONED, IN
18Th same hour i and nae ah' =
oel s j: 3: Nee UIkE : co. Ass.s:
by VIM. L. WALL a co., Auotioneers.
HongssaoLD FgEN.Tgns At Auction,
o'clock We win sell, a. she House on 24th sFeet
Furn of ME-. snu .ns sns noessaoio
Wan. Parior suite Centre fsbis '"A :. - ~
Mir MiTso : s: s9 Msnsei Ornaments
Bed tesds And Marhissor R,reaua +
Mahogany siasboara i'' ''' our 'AH
China. Glass and cse oes srp W Wsss' -s
French and Cottage Bedstsads :, ,- ,-5
Mar ole, TOP 2ashssands, Toilet Set.
Beds, II Air Shuck aud Snrins Mattresses
Beddine $3.50 - :"
Cook Stove, Kitchen Furniture, and Utensils
Terms cash
ocS VIM, L, WALL h co. Auets
- ,''--- y - - .
i" HTHEAROyE SALE n pOETpONED ON AO.
count of the Weather to WEDN KSDAY, tho 1ist
Instant at 10 O'Clock - = = - =" - s
&C is - -. ". L. WALL l. CO., Aucts,,
- = - - - . . . = 20 = : = -. -
By W: 4. WALL L CO., Auctionssrs.
DEREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE I'M.
Il PROVED PROPERTY ON TwKNrT-FouR1H Strict,
NEAR PRNNSYI yANIA AVENUE AHp TBR CIReI r A.
AUcTIoA.-On MONDAY AFTERNOON: 18Th inst.
IT 4 o'clock D M We will sell in front Of Tia
premises Lot To- Square 49, a snbdiyidsd by Isaac
Pollack from tin Is feet on Twenty fourth sire ct
and i'm proved By large three story and Bssement
Brick House containins ten rooms And = bsssment
just fitted n n for p restsurant and nevly paintAd
lhroughout .g,..-- Il $50 -. = a-1I
Terms One half cash: balance in three andsix
months with interest, secured BY deed of truSt
Conyeysncing, at the expense of the Purchaser:
and If the terms Of sale are not compiled with In
fve days from the Day of sale the property will be
re sold upon five days mott SO, at the risk and cost
of the defanitine purchaser. - - ; = =
oo1o :" :" /" 49, = w Aos.e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-16
By THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
By THOMAS BOWLING. Auotionssf.,
rRrsrErs assocrsssoYnn, Dyooi n.p,p r,

Il PROVED PloPERTv AND WATER PowER NEAR
Gloaas1ows, D. o., At AgcIIoss-By yirtusota
81 a. ::
St ssss 81 ss s sy III s:
situated between the 1hssspsafs and ohio Cam. an
srH Gs:r 4
81 deed d same ISsr no.
sSs S:'is =
III unai1s saloss :i.sa sa
premises. By reference to the records touching
E. e. al
tien: Necessary for the complete snj ayment Of the
There are several valuable sites on said property
Tor tie ~ sSp ns Of rtsr located e
shipment, they furnish rare opportunity for ser-
SSs
e e: s. sai q.
three equal payments, to be secured ~ no ss Il
sss M e. 30 With in
cost OF the def.ultinz purchaser. All oonvsysnc.
.s,o.sos.a. HUaTI S SSfT Ss55aSEtassa ss:.
ii. sS Oct ss .sns soaf
I ''1 ~DS p'"'s HUGH eApERToN Trustee.
oe s.le.lslsls THOs BOWLING. Aucts.
TRUsFIR's BALE OF A VALUABLE Farm
i IN Mons GoN.Ry COUNTY. MAINLAND .-by virtue
of oeeree of the Circuit Court for Montgomery
in the .d John
.sd he as
az Il tie
s sas .s l Rs,s. ao;tg 1ss z
about seven and hail niiss RON Wsssinsso n City
|. q sa 3
borhoO4 and tconYenient TO churches of various
iSs vi. .A :ss
ysristy 81 Choice fruit trsss ana he land u in
eeaasry s9a % Rssas9a
Of e., SS.: = q By M s.ss
due in four equal instsimsnss, q six, Twelve
the whole nom the dsy of sale, payabls .nnlally,
stA ssr = or e
Be s1Rro.sd ,! tie I.nstsss; -. !. .a.S5.1
all claim Of the parties to the cause and 81 any
person or persons claiming ~, from, or suadsr
Persons dssirous Of sxamininstA property can
Dc 20 y calling On Smith asa VIE s.:
80 eses q
s sssa :: tn: ee9E ssi Hs
..,s-.o,v sIu. Tzoi' JOHN :. svIsS2NA.,c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-16
LIAR RIID.

HARRIED,
On Thursday afternoon. Oct. 18th, in Washing
rents. 6x fhs Kev +. 81 McF ans, ;N6RMOoD 4.
HALsEY, OF Brooklyn, N Y, to LAURA ",
daughter of Samuel Wise, Esq of tai. city. =
sas !. &. g, ss se Be-
WW1LLd5A M MURRAY to Miss ALETHIA T.
At At EPiph.Ry Church, b tie Rsy Or; Hall, on
Infantry, to HARRIET =. BIRNEY, Of this city
On Friday Oct. 18th, 1868. HENRY DUDLEY. sr,
in the 9th year of his age. - -
from his late residence On strest, near 9Th.
A. IChronicle please copy. j.
On the 18th October, JOSEPH ANDBRsON;GOL.
DIBN, aged weeks, the SON Of william L. and
Harriet Jane Golden.
Lay him gently in the coffin.
Fold his arms Across hi breast;
Tor our darling. he has left us,
n.- And with Jesus gone to rest. --r- "s
In Georgetown. D. o., on the 18th inst, JAMES
TALMAIGH RAYMOND. ESQ, for many years
clerk in the Treasury.
His funeral will take place from bis residence,
No. 163 West street, on Saturday, 18th inst, At
O'Clock p. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-16

GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE pia Baltimore an
17nrrlSsurg, TO the North and West-Two trains
,fnue asnfi ing dal, and one on sundsyLsnick
tickets sold through at Government rates. For
TICKETS and farther Information apply at the Office
Pennsylyania avenue and Sixth street, Washing
ton. Once open from .. m. to 9 p. M; on Sum
days from 2 to 4p.m.
se 71y Z. o. NORTON, AGENT,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-16
NFw vopr Sryrpt

New YoRK Styles
Gentlemen's ClOthang,-Ne,v and Fashionable!
A large ASSORTMENT for Dress and Business wear
The English Sack and Walking Goats excel in
beauty grade and finish anything ever offered in
this city. WALL, STEPHsHs Il Co.
322 Pa. avenue, bet 9Th and 10th Sta
&C 4 If {Intell and Re pBb
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-16
PERSONAL.

DIR. DAVIES
Nl1THOD OF TREATING ALL vENIRzAL and
Private Dissases 10 fast saining favor. Al persons
s1deGiSs with Syphilis, 6onorrhea, and Seminal
Waaxnsss will do we'll to call upon him Female
Diseases of all kinds scientifically treated Charges
moderate. Room No. 20, 45S Seventh street.
opposite Post Ohics, 49, 90 Is Inns.
MADAM AHOLIAB TAKES PLEASURE IN
tNl giving notice to all inquir ing persons. that
she IL now ready to read this Past, Present and
Future. and may be consulted on various matters
Of Importance atany time from .. ID. until p m.
Ladies' 80 cents; gentlemen 81. No. 60 south at.
Capitol Hill. Washington, b. q. &C 9-lwH
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d NosIMPosITIo Aot

4Zf fZf
MADAME Ross, .Doesrsss snd Astro3ogist,
Formerly located ~ 80 g st. NORTH, has removed
to No. 424 18th street north above New York Az.
enne, one block from Treasury Department..
She WAS born with Q natural gift. She tells the
past and future-never known to fall. Causes
speedy risxss; brings together those long sep.
arated; cures all diseases. Business strictly comb
dentis1.
She is the only person that can show . likeness
OF future husband or absent friend in reality.
Ladies 50 cents: Gsntlsmen 81. him
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-16
MEMS DRESS SUITS -..---a- ........ . 80. s..
Mems B1siaess Srits.
Youth's Dress Suits.
-.,.7.-..,..s YOUTHS Business Suits.
Childreas' Dress Suits -

ChftaTeUS Srho0t SUttS.
Moan WALKER & Co.. 36e Penn avenue. Metro
nounee that their annual display of Fall and Win
teys Clothing ia now ready for inspection. 1t is
comprised of an assortment of Gentlemen's and
in ma terial, trimming and workship.
To those who study excellence with economy in
fashionable articles of dress. opportunity is
now offered for selecting from the most attractive
stock of ready made clothing in this city at very
reduced prices. oc9-4m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-16

EvERYTHIHa THAT is new and reasonable in Jew
elry will be tronnd in the really splendid stock at
The Dollar Store" t43s Penn. avenus near "A
street, No such goods have ever before been Of
yourself. oc le-lwr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-16

NByER TOO LATE TO LEARN.-8y Prof. Alexan-
der Wolowski's new and sirp'ifed method for
piano forte and nging. Professor Wolowski con-
nnues his Singing and Piano Classes, and opens a
the last in Washington. Professor Wolowski re-
ceives visitors daily, from y to o'ciack p a. at
his reside nce, No. $40 street. on the nor beast
corner of Eleventh street. oc l2-2w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-16

CoRSs, sunions, Bad Nails, Enlarged Joints, and
other disorders OF the Feet cured without pain by
sylvania avenue, between ~ and 9th streets
Washington, D. @. No charge for consultation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-16

wAl1Al71D 70 oylI y Erx DAYs.-Dr. 0odffsy's
Antidots, IN JnSlisA Specific Of sixty-dye years
Standing, win cure GoseyA0s u sig days. No
change OF diet REQUIRED Price q per BEETLE. Sold
Warrington. and Henry Cook, Alexandfia. 10 6-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-16

SECOND WARD STATION CAsRs-Jerry
Q uick, drunk; 81. Thos. Corgle, do; dismissed.
Jno. Benjamin, picking pocket; Jail for court.
Lanai Foster, assault; bail for peace. Ber-
nard Killand, drunk; dismissed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-16

tn 0HlApns1 AID D1sf HAN DYE n m Womb
NsyW Esdss ~ Waskss 0xs.-.UDhAmh Hair Dye, 50
elts box. The best in use. Try 1t. Sold by 8.
ngton, md Henry Cook. Alexandria. jaS-ly
DIsIAsBS OF TIE NElyous, SRMIHAL, URIHAlY
AID e11uAL 6Ysf8As.-New and reliable treat
ment-in Reports Of the HossaYd Acknowledgement
II sealed letter envelopes, free OF charge Address
d., skillin Houghton, Howard Association,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-16

NEEDS LOOKING AyTKR.-There Is q sad
want of foot bridges at the Avenue street cross.
ings, ths old ones being broken, displaced, or
worn out. Our sxcellent Comzaissloner Of
Public Buildings VIII, we are confident, see
that the matter IL attended to when his stten-
ton Ia called to the fact U<as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-16

DxacuroR Ms stIs oS "a; sT,Ir
- ING Lo1s:-On THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
October z7d, ct ~ o'siocts on the premises, We
fronting together so feet on north street between
ID and Sd strests west and running hack 100 feet 70
rs foot alley. divided into four building lots Of
Also, Lot Il, in Reservation No.. IL. frontins 3
feet on Sd street west. between b and q streets
north and running back 100 fsstsoA IS foot public
alley, Ts|3sst1 rE@-r..-sa4 sq .f 40 sziE.5
Terms: ns-half cash; the remainder n dix
months. with interest, secured By . deed OF trust
on the premsssn ,u.nxYU
ocA-d ]. g. MCGUIRE 4 co.. AuOts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-16

GEN. MRREDIrH.-Brig. Gen. Sol. Meredith,
Of Indiana, left this city this afternoon for the
front to take charge Of his old command. the
Iron Brigade. He was severely wounded in
ly recovered to take charge Of his command
dIPr .JGurDr nj. 18TH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-16

SALE OF REAL EsTATR-McGuiraG Co,
auctioneers, sold three parts Of lots in square
1863, on Nj street, between Ninth and Tenth
streets, the first part 70 g. W. Drane, at Al cents
per square foot, and the other Two parts to r.
J. Atkinson, al 80 and IS cents per foot-the
whole comprising the entire square. Also, lot
10, in square 44S, on Seventh street. between M
and N streets, to B. Wagerman, at % cents per
foot; lot 7, in square 629, on New Jersey
avenue, between u and z streets, to Patrick
Brennan, at 30 cents; lots 3, IA and Is, same
SO uare, to VIM. B. Todd, at 2iK and 80 cents
per foot. = E-gE EI- o. - 40!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-16

COURT OF IsQUIRY.4A Naval Court Of In
quiry, composed Of Rear Admiral L. M. Colds
borough, President; Capt. John Rodgers; Com
mander J. W. Nicholson, and s. l.. Phillips,
Yard They are easminins into the facts CON.
hected with the sale Of certain public property,
mostly metals, at the yard on the 18th Of Sep
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-16

BURGLARY.-On Wednesday night the house
OF Mr.. John +. Stanley, on street. between
Sth and 9th streets, was entered by some THE yes
who forced open the back door, and the bureaus,
cupboards, &c, scattered and ransacked. Forty
dollars in money was taken from a box in which
it had been hid, but gold medal presented to
Mr.. Stanley, by the Odd Fellows, was left. The
family were asleep at the time, and think that
chloroform must have been used, as from the
appearance of things the thieves must have
been engaged for an hour or more in their
search for the money.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-16

BIZ GRHEN q WILLIAM1. xnstio
Co0D TW0-ET0RY FRAM1 HpuSA AND Ter
NJ FRONTING On The NORTH efDB or Il Sxl1nf
North. BHfwRTN F0U1fH ARD FfFRR 0fRi &fe At
Agcrlos.-on MONDAY, ths 18th ips}sst. ~ I'LL
eel in front Of the DremiseArat 4oclocS pm The
Square No. BIS, With the mprovemsnft. Wish are
= :; good Two. story Frame House, With bask build
This property is on the north side Of .hstwesn
fortth and fifth strssts !est .fupnbpeyhSek Nth
sloe Gley: ana conveniently IocStAd 1t BEING
Dey1fmslts. md bat. thfes s(uarS fte0k the
title indisnntsfhi. s71as =; f7sFs
Terms casR 1GE 1@A49 gaIEE q 81
zoe i4-d GRIMM 4 WILLIAMS. ,Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-16

Ton l1n9-A - sx0R1 "a asyygpth sfYseS.
i e1Aof he Ssst lesAnoHs in WkjklnGsoS III
Ny Ny ss1se assgt & iai a ess .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-16

A CASE FOR THE DoCToRs.-ssAn American
OF African descent" was born at the Contra
band camp At Arlington Wednesday night pos
sessed OF a luxuriant growth of hair and full
set Of teeth. 1t is said that the mother. saw
Davenports rendition Of Richard the Third on
Tuesday night; and it will be remembered that
the hump backed tyrant in that play lays
claim to having been endowed at birth with
teeth and extensive capillary substance. A
case for the doctors 80 y AZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-16

TAKEN AS AN BSTRAY-A likely HELPER
i about years old dark blood RED; no marks
the owner is requested to prove oWnership, pay
GKAY8 Hay Sheds, at the mouth Of Canal foot Of
New Jersey avenue
oc14 3t~ DIV GARST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-16

EOR R1NT--A suit of haadsomsly fs.risaed
. genteel private house, within Eve minutsa vsak
Of the Post Once and Psassylvania eyen9s. Mem.
pleasant auartersfor tbs winter and good attend
ance, would do we'll to examine them. Inquire Of
asa D street, north aae. between "a and ~ ses.
~ ~ Nt. raseEn IsaM ~ E.seAsF q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-16
8R6llr DIAnAaRa

SsNA,isan's GiQ q the most certain, safe And
e6ectuAl remedy[ndeed, the only vegetable rem
edy ever discovered. Cures in two e four days
.sd rscsns Gases IN twsnty.four hours Nc miner
aien. X q he soidispH hooe sn nsn 3risnd 3 3
ages, %; female, 9S.
Sonayttan's Roo asd Herb Jxieas-A positiy,
and perm nsnt cure for 6yphiln. scrofulA, Ulcers
Sores, Spots, letters, TO- Price u, or six bottles
Tor Sk, Bold BIZ 3, O, Ford. See advertisement, nj
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-01-31
Internal Revenue

NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersign.
IN ed. Deputy Collector for the Eleventh Dis
triet. State of Kansas-composed of the counties
OF Lyon and Greenwood eounties-will be at Ne
osho Rapids, at the Hotel, on Wednesday, Febru-
airy the 18th at Emporia. Thursday. the 10Th. at
the office of the County Clerk; at the house of Mr.
Hill, at GAINESVILLE, IN Greenwood county. on
Saturday February 18th. 1868, for the collection
OF the internal revenue of the United States, for
Revenue to support the Government and to nav
interest on the public debt, approved july /,
1862 Persons refusing to take out license will
be liable TO pay three times the amount Those
ialhng to pay the taxes. in any case. within the
time specified as aforesaid, shall be liable to pav
Ten PER CENT ADDITIONAL,
upon the amount thereof
F. g. HUNT, Deputy Collector.
Emporia, Jan. 81, 1863. 73-3 "a an
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make men great military officers. who may
yet throw away thousands of such valuable
lives
Charlie rests in patriots grave. and his
name is now honorable mentioned with
those of Pratt, Jones, Shaw, Litchtield, and
the other gallant dead.-Lawrence Journal
CHARLES SroTLER, a brother Of Jacob
Stotler, of the EnpOria NelOS. has died at
Fayetteville, Ark. Of wounds received al
the battle of Prairie Grove. He belonged
to Co. c, Eleventh Kansas He was a
brave and earnest young man, and was very
highly esteemed by all who knew him
LeaVeasoorth Conservative.
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WEEKLY SUMMARY OF NEWS.

Matters looked stormy on the Rappahan-
mock, by Mondays mail. The telegraph
stated that Burnside, Hooker, Sigel, Sum
ner and all were in motion, and that some
of them had crossed the Rappahanuock; but
our advjces by Wednesdays mail do not
confirm this. In fact, dispatch of the
24,h fromWashington says that any reports
of the crossing of the Rappabannock by our
army corps, were without foundation
There had been terrible storm of several
days duration, rendering the marching of
our troops extremely difficult. and the NOV
ing of heavy artillery aud pontoon trains ut
terly impossible. We shall undoubtedly
have interesting news from this quarter
within few days. Last Sabbath was OBJ i.
served by our soldiers. throughout the
camps.
Gen. Burnside has resigned the command
of the Army of the Potomac, and Hooker
has been appointed to ell the place. As
soon as the change vas known the principal
officers waited on Burnside, and took leave
of him with regret. He issued a parting
address to the army.
The New York Times Washington cor
respondent of the 36th, says: a conference
was held last evening, at the White House.
Secretary Stanton and several prominen,
Senators and Representatives participated in
the confepsaee. Political matters of impor-
taneg we're discusses and it was determined
that change in the Administration poll
ey in many respects will be the result. and
regarded as certain even if it occasions off,
cial changes in impOrtaat places.
The Secretary of Warsbas notified Con-
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Notice of AppraisaJ.

Charles WllIemsen VS.. James Brander
JAMES BRANDER AND CHARLOTTE
= BRANDER: You are hereby notified that T
viii scause to be appraised. according to law. or
the 24th day Of February, A. D. 1863, between the
hours OF 3 o'clock a. m. and o'clock D. m, on
the premises by virtue Of an order of sale, issued
from the Fifth Judicial District In and for the
county of Lyon, and to me directed, the following
real estate, the property of the said James and
Charlotte Brander, to wit: The northwest Quarter
Of section number nineteen (IS), township num-
Der fifteen (l5), south of range number tbirteen
I3l east of the sixth principal meridian.
Given under my hand and seal, this 9th dav
of January, a. D. 1863.
JAMES B. cox, Sheriff.