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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-13

SUFFRAGE IN THE DIsTRIcT.-The Senate
Committee on the District of Columbia held a
meeting yesterday morning, and passed a res.
olution declaring that universal suffrage should
be established here. Their chairman, Senator
Morrill,, was authorized TO examine the various
bills on the subject referred 70 the committee
and to draft bill comprising the best features
of ALL to be reported TO the Senate
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LEGAL DECISION.

In case on trial in one of the courts at De-
from, Judge Wilkins is said to nave decided
that TO wear an old suit OF clothes in going from
the United States into Canada, and to return
wearing two or three new suits, which il is in .
tended TO offer for sale on this side, Is smug-
CLING. This decision puts a stop TO one OF the
methods Of smuggling very extensively prac-
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SICK FREEDMEN.

The report of DIR. Robert Reaburn. surgeon
In chief, contains the following statement of
the sick and wounded freedmen in this Freed
mems District, for the month Of November
last The number under treatment during the
menth vas l,se6; number discharged as cured,
l,lt3; died during the month, SO; number re-
naming under medical treatment I'D.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 11.-Flour dull and noui.
nal. Wheat dull and nominal. Corn, prime
white, euaS2; yellow 76a77. Oats steady. Seeds
quiet, clover Se.25. Groceries very dull. Pro.
visions dull. Whisky dull at - 81.
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RARD0NS

Applications for pardon continue 10 be re-
ceived at the office of the Attorney General at
the rate OF from three to five hundred per
week. Very few, however, are acted upon,
amnesty being granted only to a few Of the
Sea,CtO class and isolated cases OF prominent
rebels,
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DISMISSED.

Lieut.. Col. Augustus Boernstein, 4th regi-
ment United States .colored troops, tried before
the Dewitt Court Nj rtial for conduct preiu.
dIcial TO good order and military discipline,
has been dismissed the service
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA oMNIrTEK.-The
Iouse Committee, it Is stated by q w ashin gton
correspondent of the Philadelphia Telegraph
Cu the District ofColumbia was made up pur-
osely with a majority Of men known to favor
equal suffrage here. The chairman is the sue
t"ssor 20 Owen Lovejoy.
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FRKEDMEE's INTELLIGENCE OFFICE

The report OF the Freedmen's Intelligence
ONCE Of this city to the Chief Of the District
gives the following as its transactions from the
LIST TO the 10th of December: Number of appli-
cations for servants, 81; number of applications
Tor employment, 62; number furnished with
homes and employment, 81 amount of cash re-
ceiNed on applications. SI3 50
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New York Markets

NEw YORK, Dec. l3.-Cotton steady. Flour
advanced 5alO cents, Southern s.. 7OaSl5. Wheat
nd vanced lag cents. Corn firm. Beef steady.
Pork and Lard firm Whisky steady
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ARRIVAL OF DISTRICT CoLoRRD TROOPS
The Esd regiment United States colored troops
or, as il is sometimes called, the Sd regiment
District colored troops-arrived in this city on
Monday evening last, and are quartered AT the
Soldiers Rest, awaiting final payment hay-
ing been mustered cut 10 Texas This regiment
was enlisted in this District and organized in
the winter Of 1894 at camp Casey, Arlington
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MATEIMoNIAL-A large congregation as
sembled al ST Johns Church yesterday after
room TO witness the nuptials of MIR. William ~
Ieel and Miss Sionssa. Rev. DIR. Lewis was
the officiating clergyman, and after Mr. Teel
and ms BRIDE had received the congratulations
OF most OF friends and well-wishers they de-
parted for Northern tour
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NEW YORK PIRsT BOARD eALRe.
Coupons, NIX; FiveTwenties, 1861, 102 \; Five
Twentirs, 1864, 99k; Five Twenties, 1865, ga
Ten Forties, 81 4; Certificates, 97x; Gold, las.
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DoYs' SCHOOL CLOTHING.

RoYs' SCHOOL CLOTHING.
We have on hand, and are receiving daily, every
boys REAnY-MArE CLOTHING FOR PAL,
AND WINTER WEAR
comprising all styles and qualities at low prices.
WALL, STEPHENS co.
de f-2wif 500 Pennsyivania avenue
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~frcm Shillington, Odeon Building. we
Rave PefsrsoH's Ladies National Magazine for
January. -... H-- ....r.|. 80.
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SMALL Pex AMONG THE GEORGIA FRIED.

letter from an officer OF the Government,
dated December S, 1865, written from Savan-
nah, Ga, states that the small -pox has broken
out among the coIored population of Southern
Georgia, and owing to the great destitution
among these people the disease is spreading
r0pidlY.
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SECOND EDITION.
O'CLOCK p. n.
1 O'CLOCK p. N.


"AtHINUTON, DPCefH OCT 10, 100.
Jay Cooke Il 20. furnish the following quo
atiOnH of Government sAcuritiea
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
STRAYED OR STOLEN-A BAY PONY. at
ton. numbered 500 from street. between sth and
81 reward will be paid if left at No
y BAY MARE, lame in left fore foot. The
osne, Is warned to come forward, prove property,
pay charges and take her y sT TyyReusoS ID
de ST corner Pa ave and LIST st. west.
I 0sT-9n SUNDAY, either at the St. Aioysius
House T. GOLD PIN. inIaid With Black a' En"msi,
and marked on the face Class IS, Y. +. r.. and
koa.. IL. t. :ssS
I OsT-0n Monday, some time bstwsen IL or IL
1s hss11 and 1ssss
solar ns :, 6utt1pea en- Any person retnrning the
warded. The cape is supposed to have been ieft in
some place or dropped in the street. de 1851
GAME ON THE PREMISES OF TIE WASH
.p sad cay
Ho HORSE Nor il year. old. . small Whit. star in
ward prove property, pay charges AID take him
deI2.st. superintendent 81 stables
Y.lufashioned English bulls eye gold WATCH.
made by Francis Upjohn, London. Had gold chain
The Watch is an old family relic, and valued emily
TIE sy o o Maid
no GnssnCns viii be a.ked II the n,dsr will return
II TO No. 40 9th street, between and Z streets.
Y3O about clock, aIsr9e MINK FUR SHPE,
lined With brown silk. The finder will receive thu
wni Il 2s2 Dstreet between 18th and isIz sss
TAKEN UP LAST SUNDAY EVENING, A
l SOW and PIGS. The owner is requested to
SRs be property sy ssnssYss and
Corner of Market aud Water street,s.
S1O REwARD:-strsyed from the subscriber
a. hon on the 1S 9Th instant one RED COW right
delivery alton concerning her where
S5 &: an. sss
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, wAsHIxGros
~ G".sTI' To- %i.; hereby certify that David
brou sht before Justice Of the Psscs in
Horse, with sIldIs and head s!sii, taken 10 .;
The owner owners Of the absve Horse win
sRs hi% pS27e PIogs.ty pay 1hatge Ard
18th street de IL ST.
STRAYED OR sTOLEN-A light grey HORSE,
;, blind in lef, eye, red spot on left shoulder;
black msne handsome reward will be given IL
re- to No 2a3 Goth street, between and
SIS. de ll3t'
Il OST-On the Sd instant. in the city of Washing.
L ton, package Of PAPERS, consisting Of notes
the return Of the same to Jos HH Al. Sa Ban S
n IS an street near Bank Of Washington,
de list JERE DYER.
- " With Chain and Trinkets attached, vas
Johns Church. The number Of the watch is ,a0i;
mailer. Charles Jacob. The above reward viii Be
sss; 81 al my residence 81 2Se .s ~ same al
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oOK OUT FOB THE HOLIDAYS.

I oOK OUT FOE THE HOLIDAYS,
. -na. CHR. RUPERT,
Temple Of Fancy Goods,
No. aas 7TH STREET, BETWEEN AND K.
Importer Of all kinds OF
NEW TOYS AND FANCY GOODS,
Adapted for
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
Mr.. RUPERT takes great pleasure to inform
his numerous customers and the public generally
that he has just returned from Europe, where he
has been for four months in selecting large and
choice assortment Of FANCY GOODS, among
which enumsrats in part:
DOLLS Of every description.
A great variety Of :.
PORrMONAIEs,
CARD CASKS,
wORK STANDS,
PERFnMERY,
,vrss .v "AA'VAfDsRAks sss1sa CASES.
BACKGhMON BOARDS,
CHINA VASES,
ORNAMENTS.
ROCK AND HOBBY HORSES.
nd also state that in order to give his
increased advantages and facility in the exnmina
ton of my stock of Goods have fitted A. mneh
trouhie lar apartment In the ID stsry direotlv
my store, where will at all times tsk great
with call ' 's'o' no
Ladies who wish to avoid the usual crowd ar.
coDvr niept. a. O M,
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AT PRIME COST.

sm closing ont my entire stock Of TOBACCO.
CIGARS and FANCY ARTICLES al cost. until
"wednesday next: The sale is positive as my store
IL engaged for other businees. Nov is tho time 10
secure bargain my stock Call early at QTk
Pa. sv,, bet. 10th aid llth SIS. deS- Sts
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escape. So-no time after serns Of IN, orsc.,.
appeared st the station and ssked how 10 pro
coed, when they were advised BY S~rreS,t
Hilstead to procure a warrant, and were given
The name OF McCarty.
ThS morning a number Of the soidirrs vent
10 TIE hoase, probably without my authority
took possession. McCaTty at the ii me- hrtng mn
staIrs, and word was sent TO the station house
Sergeant Milstead went TO the house and took
station. McCarty says he is willing 70 ansvey
any charge which may be preferred aea,nsr
him. and alleges that what Ne did " n IN self
defense.
CUTTIEG CAsE-This morning, abous nine
O'Clock, detectives Glarvoe and McDeyitt ar.
rested John DuScheny for stabbi ne or cutting
colored boy, nance Edward Walker. boot
black. The prisoner is a barber, and has his
saloon at No. 5ll 18th street, and the boy has
been in the habit Of blackipe boots In that
helghborhood. The prisoner askeu the boy 10
black his boots and trnst him. The boy replied
mar when he trusted nobody paid him; but he
wonld black the prisoners boots for half price
hye cents. Another map in the shop haIIoad
TO the boy sect out OF here" The boy made
for the door, the prisoner followed and cut
him on the left arm, near the shoulder Dr
Young was called 10 the Police Heads,uarterS
and prooed the wound, and found IL ss,out an
inch deep, not dangerous, but painful Sup't
Rlehards held the prisoner TO bail in sJvV Tor
court
TIE REsULT.-The Board OF Police ha yinr
responsible
for the fines imposed under the Corporation
laws and superseded, the magistrates generally
decline taking superceders of these fines The
effect upon the superceders was plainly visible
this morning. Justice MorseIl. at the Second
Ward Station, fined several parties. and super
ceders Were prompt TO offer. and were as
promptly rejected. This departure from an
old rule created some surprise, but in every
case offered the money was forthcoming in a
very few moments after the superceders was
refused.
THE LECTURE or Mr.. CoLY1x.-This lee
ture was attended by an overlooking audience,
who were kept interested from its opening 70
its close by a we'll written and instru ctiye mar
ratIve, in which a trip across the continent As
described. The pith of the lecture was in the
announcement Of the Monroe doctrine by the
speaker, and in his remedy for polygamy,
which MIR. Colfax thinks consists IN emigra-
ton.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
The Jersey City Bounty Frauds.

NEW YORK, Dec. 13.-At an examination of
the parties connected with the Jersey City
bounty frauds, yesterday, testimony was given
that sl2lOGO was divided between q firm of
bounty brokers and one Marcus Cicero STAN
lev, alleged to be a Government detective of.
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= A N 4 U PT TOO K .!
l. U @ X Y II TIN

LUCKY HITu
The entire stock Of New York Fur Hstsbusb-
ment for sale at our stores. at prices much les
than manufacturers cost.
They Include
IT'S sets OF CANADIAN MINK.
200 SIBERIAN sQUIRREL-
500, ' CoNEYs and hUsKRAr.
As well Is all other .. -s..-..r. e..
FASHIONABLE FURs.
Also, 1900 sets CHILDRENs FURs. at half
price.
Having bought these Goods At much Les, tina,
thsir present rsiue, we shall sell them 1t q yery
small advance, az they must be sold before the
holidays.
Call ct once, and secure bsrsain, ct
LANSBURGH BROS.
SIS SEVENTH STREET.
Third door above d.
375 SEVENTH STREET,
de is tanl Third door abovsI.
RY VIM. SMITH 4 CO.. Auctioneers.
PAwNBRoKkRs SALE.
he e e lied Af r:c:
Bro 3. is1s street, consisting Of
Gfsn sns s T:S. .Sd Pocket Cutlery
Mu.icsl Instruments. Ia
Business, Frock and 0yercoats. a
Ladies' Closks Shswls and Dresses, &c. &C
y. b. We invite the lsdie. TO the above sale. -
there will be great bargains in winter Cloak,
which are new and the latest styles.
sale every evening this week st O'Clock Of sta
PIE spd fsrey eoods. de l2-Ns
Rr ,, Z; NAL IL CO. A,s.,.ps.m;
.r 90 La. av.. between 9th and 10Th s3.
SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
On SATURDAY MORNING. December ls. con-
mencfne at 10 O'Clock. at the Bazaar. viii be soh
large number Of Harness, Work and saddle
HORSES,
euited to harness and saddle. full description al
sale.
A lot ef Mules, broke to harness, in good order.
Mich Cows.
A large collection Of desirable nsv e.d sseosS.
hand Carriages, BBRRtes. Roeh A4Pr-
Wagons. and other vehicles.
new Ambuisnces.
A large collection Of new A. ses'hs n~A1
ness, &c.
fine Family Horse. Rocksvsy and Harness.
sNev Tamily Carriages,
2 NeW (errnentowp Carrtasse.
Regular sales at the Bazaar every LussoSs
Thursdsy, end Saturday Without resee 70 -
Csrissss and Harness always At private sale
Seis MN. l. WALL CO.. Auces
700 PARRELs NEW YORK WEsfkk!
Il DUU packed APPLES. selected. red frrit ny
received per Steamer Triton" xor .als In ioS
L te sntt NV JNO. w LUMsD0N,
l dei ?N 81 Water street, Gcoreotovn, Pc.
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FOR REET-BRICK HsUsE No. 35a NH al
L betgsen n and streets north.
New BRICK HOUSE No. 407 north @ street
between 9th and 9TH SITS, near Patent OfHcs. with
Brick HOUSE No. sss "a street, near Arsenal
FRAME HOUSE on Rhode Island avenue, bet.
In Georsetown' BRTcK H TSGs snyo,,p,.
ttrest near Pro- pect street. with rooms
BRICK House corner Of Bridge and Potomac
p! Fer terms terms &c; Inquire Of JOS. =. KELLEY.
near hoItn street de Is ST.
NATIONAL ExPREss AND TRANSFORM.
~ TON COMPANY.
COMMERCIAL BtiLbTsG, No.OLouiusD,,
between Ninth and Tenth streets
Thi: Company I, nov prepared to ses
Ts and from New foSs. Phi.dsfshi. Baltimore.
washington. Aiexsndri.. Richmond. Peters
burg Ti,,s SOT W,.,s. Lynchs.IsI Shsrlpttss-
ssaun,sn, Lexington, Salem.
r, and Bristol; in yirsiDis;
minstsn: SsWbcrn, RalsisS. GG fs.nsSSrc. VI"
Salisbury, and Charlotte. n c.;
All Stations OIL, the orans s and and Ale..nari.. viz
sinis Central Virginia and Tennessee. Rich
Soa WilmiastSn and %SS sien, . nas Ms'
and North Carolina. Raleigh and
ea't Ssn, a1f s.Tts .s,oiin.
.,Asrapidly as possible the Lines and Agencies OF
which due notice will be given.
The tariff OF charges 1. based upsn fair hu.,,...
principles, yielding reasonable profit 20 the Com
pspy, without being oppressive to the public Upan
share Of patronage, relying upon e large esnis,i
and the OF its officers and agents for tbst
pee Do Is confidence essential TO fpses:
ID N II M ID 9 - n ~ ~ -
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10y W. L. WALL CO., Auctionsers
- Origin I'll Horse and Carriage Bazaar,
9s La. av.. between 9th and 10Th sts

zoo PARRELs NEW YORK WEsfkk.
5UU packed APPL Is selected red frriti ~ ~
&c Sn,t nv JNO. w LUMSD0S,
Se is,W % Water street, Gcofectovn, DC.
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81 Tie Bostonians are having good sleigh.
ing.
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Toys ToYsI ToYsi
Tie undersigned has large collection OF
CONFECTIONERY AND
FANCY ARTICLES
than elsewhere In the pf.trtct
VALENTINE MENGER
No. So Hight street, near Bridge st
-oeIl-zN o. e.town.
ono BOXES SCALEB HERRING
IVO 90 boxes LEMONS
lObarrels ORANGES.
rs barrels CRANBERRIES
20 barrels Ruta Baga TURNIPS
Just received per steamers Gibson and Greene.
JN0. w. LUMSDEN,
90 Water street, Geof getowa.
N BOO barrels New York western pack ed Ap-
pies due per steamer Triton. do lI-3t
CITY RAIL Road BONDS.
We have fer sale at e5 $4,000 mortgage bonds of
the Washington and Georgetown Railroad Com
pany In cnnpnn bonds of $50 each
Interest rer cent. per annum, payable January
DIST and July LIST In each year.
PRINCIPAL pay able in 1885. a'-
Being secured BY the Il rst and only mortgage on
the Railroad. they offer desirable form of invest
ment. eoual to any ground rent deed Of trust
They will be sold in sums to suit purchasers.
de N-1w JAY COOKE CO.
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IMPOkTAEf TO LAD!Ra Ann GFGTI1
1EE.As me season for fashionsbls parties 10
now NJ nsna, We deem IL aue to the ladit OF this
fine PERTUMERr. HAIR WoRK. &C, &c. IL Of
n. DEMoNSkoT, corner Of D aud 10Th streets,
It's also prsper TO state, that the finest HAIR
10 the latest style O. done NJ the above
esfabiehment. Madame pemonssot Will tive per.
SERIAL attention. ~ her lair dressing Room, A
attended promptly no 3 Am a
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
LATEST FROM EUROPE

John Bull and all his Consta bulary in
Search of Head Center Stephens-Head
Center stephens not to be feund-Denun.
citation Of the severe proceedings against
ish Gillian NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in Cot
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-19

New YORK, July Is The Tribune says
We are able to State by authority that the fsmi
lies of jeff Davis and c. c.. Clay had retained
eminent and loyal advisers as early as the mid
die of May last to appear whenever the court
should think proper to order the trials of those
state prisoners, The senior counsel is gentle
man of whose prominence at the bar there viii
be no question when it is thought proper to AN
nou0ce his name.
Any reports, therefore, which appear from
time to time in different newspapers to effort:
made in behalf of the prisoners by persons repre-
senting themselves as their counsel, or engaged
in their legal service, may be safely regarded q;
unauthorized by the parties chiefly concerned
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Telegraphic' Dispatches
srroHrrD rusEHsLT ,ou rns pAlr sTAtt Assrnrl
MORNING REPORT.
G E N ERA L N EW S.
JEFF. DAVIS COUNSEL.
IMPORTANT LEGAL DECISION.
Ex-REBEL Site OFFICERS
DEMAND FOR GOVERNMENT LOAN.
SOUTH CAROLINA DELEGATES.
&c, &c. &c.. &c.

Decision of the Attorney General OF
Virginia.
NEw YoRK, July Is The following decision
has been rendered by Attorney General Bowen,
af Nfroinfa
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Delegation OF south CarOlinians-
Government Loan.

NKw YORK, July lS.-The Herald's special
SAYS: 4 delegation had arrived from South Caro-
lima o; b. F Berry, Provisional Governor; J l.
Orr, c. Elped, J " Grady, W L Litch, and
Foster Bloodgood
The present series Of the seven thirty loan
will probably all be absorbed within week or
ten days. This l. the last OF the 5000 900 900
loan authorized at the last session of Congress.
When the soldiers are paid off, with the decrease
of Government expenses. the Secretary will be
able to get along I'LL Congress meets. with the
use of certificates Of Indebtedness and the tenn
porarv loans.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-19

The Bridai On I'm ber, Ksssy Of warn
ing and Instruction for roung Men. Also and re-
liable treatment for Diseases Of the Urinary and Sexual
sys,ens-sent Free In sealed envelopes. Address DR.
sRII.LIS HoUGHroS. Howard Association, Phladel.
phis, Pa aprt-dAwiy
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Philosophy Of Marriage

,syHE PRoPRIEToRs OF THE NEW YORK MUSEUM
Of Anatomy have determined, regardless Of es-
pense to issue free. for the beneft Of suffering hu
nanty and suppression of Quaekery four Of their
interesting and instructive Lectures Narriag- and Its
disqaaications. Nervous and Physical Debility, Pre-
mature decline Of Manhood, Indigestion, Weakness or
Depression, Impotency, Loss Of Energy and Manly Pow
er the great Social Kv aud those xasdies which result
from youthful fOlies Of maturity ignorance
Of Pky ysiology aad laws Of Nature
These invaluable Lectures have beea the means Of
erl ghtenns and saving N ancs and will be fcr~ ard
Cd free receipt ef four stamps BY Addressing secre
tary Sev Iork kaseun Of Anatomy and Medicine, 6ls
Rroadway. New Yosk lsn2l-d
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applications for PARDON

NKw YoRK, july lS-The Times Washing
ton special dispatch saw: The Pardon Bureau
IS still overrun With applications Among them
are those Of Gustavus A. Henry. Senator for
Tennessee. II II MIllard. formerly member Of
the ;. Congress for Alabama. J ID Hsliour
ton, l : District Judge for Virginia: G \
Holiins. Navy. OF Greytown notoriety; A
! Harbeiene, L ) Navy; Jas. II Lane. Briga-
dier General in the rebel army: Governors Ma
graih. OF South Caroiina. and Moore. OF Ala
bama
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COPARTNERSHIP
DISSOLUTION.
DISSOLUTION.

FUNHE partnership heretofore existing between SAW
YER, STONEMAN HASSELMAN is this day dis
solved by mutual consent, by Mr. w. H. Stone man
firing from the firm.
The business will be continued at No. 40 South Meri
dian street.
All the business pertaining TO the late firm will be
settled by SAWYER & HASSELMAN
indianapolis, July II, ls65-iyl4dlw
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FARMERS.
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS

sNYERYBODY his own Broom Maker. without the aid
Of cord yings Of any Kind. BY the Use of AIer's
Celebrated Metallic Broom Head. patented Jane 18th,
l-S5. Exactly what ycu want. Fifteen 10 twenty dol
lars per day. Wanted, active, energetic m2a IN each
County in the United states 20 for himself the
elusive right 10 sell this valuable invention, being the
only successful article of TIE Kind introduced In this
country. We slbsaAiAte the assertion that agents
positively caring from SIS 20 40 per day. Any
energetic sell from 1900 % 1000. In County
Farmers do not pay high price fer your Broom. bat
try Aillers Celebrated Broom Head IL i safe n
vesimenf.
lneose three cent stamp for Circular. giving full
part culArs, and address MILLER DIAL.
oiee, Eten's Block. East Market street. Room Ne ;.
Ttirt Floor Indianapolis. lnd jys-t2w4wG
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WEEKLY STATE SENTINEL,
PUBLISHED EVERY xoNDAY AT
Two Dollars and Fifty Cts. Year.
To Clubs Of and ~ 90 a year.
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Each square, hrst Insertion. n................s 90
Zach subsequent insertion, for each square. 20
A reasonable deduction made to yearly advertiser
Legal advertisements sl so per square for the first
nssroR. and 81 per square for each subsequent nser
ti0n Adavits will be made without additional charge,
II the advertiser furnish the stamp required b. Govern
ment
Legal advertisements inserted AZ the expense ofthe at
oreys oreng and not delsyable for the legal proceed
mg. bet cOllectabe az our usual time Publishers not
accountable for the accuracy Of legal advertisements
goni he .mOunt charged for their publication.
ELDER HARDNESS Il BINGHAM,
Proprietcrs Indiana State Sentinel.
j. A. TILF0RD,
President indianapolis Journal Company.