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Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-09-09
y. n. SMITH 4 CO.,
~. Randolph ST..
r3ldeodly Chicago. HI.
kellev's Old Cabin 0ittovs.

In introducing TO the public these Bitters. We put
them strictly upon their merits Claiming that II taken
according the directions upon the bottle, and no o-
Or stimuiant used will produce in every instance
Bor al diseases that arise from want Of proper nctien
ssths digestive organs such Paaulency Heartburn
eous Stomach, Dyspspsa, Diarron. Headache, 0ener-
q Deehty Loss Of Appetite, ETC.. they are sure rene
~. fAsss ass numhsrs Of persons Who have nlreaSy
seanH relief from using the Old Cabin Bitters and We
ssvd pscdnos ths.r certificates, but refrain from do
tns H. believing that all who AFFLICTED will try them
being the best tcst Of their efficiency. They are
vsrsansed purely Of vegetable character; as pleas
ant and gentle stmuant they supercede all othe, and
yell regulated family should be without bottle OF
OLD CABIS BlTTERs Il is the greatest panacea for
all the ailments resulting from ovcrsatng or from 10
digestion.
Persons need not mistake Bitters for any Other
OF our bottles resembles log cabin having doors and
windows In IL, and upon each liable will he found fac
smile Of signature also observe our privAs
U. .. stamp the cork. Any ons found Initiating
0tcrs Bottle will he proceeded against and pun
ished 10 the full extent Of the Law.
Sold BY all druggists and stores; also kept by all re-
opectablc saloons thro u9hout the country.
DErOTS.
? j KELLEY 4 co, lis Liberty street New York.
. 0ARNHAKT 4 KELLEY, 164 North Second street.
mnr2sieoJA w6m ST LOUIS. MO-
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-09-09
BOWEN Bkojrtlp11ts. :
DRY GOCTJS
COMMISSION aEacMllIS.

~
-8 - - Da Lake Ne.. CAsc@Gro.A
We are Manufaeturcrs' Agents for The f.,,.r,,e~
Gooos, whica. we ooer v the Trade =
.Manntacturers' Prices -
Illinois Family. A.
Illinois Family, H..
Warwick Extra.
Lincoln Standard
Clarksville. Atlantic Aills.
u Chicago Extra
Eagle Mills. 1
COTTON yARks. J !. ! isiiks
Eagle Mills, Of Pittsburg.
Warren Mills, Of Providence.
DRILLS.
orenvile. 81 in. and so in.
Hcpe Mills Canal Mills. 4a.
BATTING as +,5z.. n
Chicago Bats.
Union.
Linen, Brown aud White.
Lewiston Mills.
Anawan Mills
warner's, various qualities.
CASSIMEKES.
Stone Mflls.
Jefferson Mills
Eigin Mills.
Cleveiard Mills.
Carpenterville Nils
Beaver Dam Aills.
Moline Mills,
FLANNELS.
Cleveland Fancy
Pittsbnrg Fancy.
Meadcvifle.
Jefers0nvill Grey.
do White
Molise Mills
And various other brsnds in Whites Blues. Reds,
Grcys and Fancles
Full lines Of different makes in Whites, Greys
and Blues,
JEANS.
Star Mills, Stone Mills.
JeAersoaville Mills
Elgin NILS Moline Mills
Louisville Mills.
WORSTED GOODS.
Hoods. Comforters
Nubias, Scarts.
Nubia honis. Sontags,
Skating Caps. Bre eaktast Capes.
We have M almost endless variety Of cse goods
amounting in value TO nearly tlo0, 900, At =
:, good prott below Lasfs~s .Iotbers' Friees.
Shelton L Osborn's.
COkSETS, various kinds.
CLUAkS.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, in 4, and quarter
widths
In addition TO the above, we are constantly re-
ceiving great variety Of miscellaneous goods OF
assignment, which we offer ut verv low prices
Our stock Of Dry Goods. Woolcns. Notions
ETC.. is full and complete, and We invite ex amin
alton Of our stock
OUR
CrOckcry Department
Is also complete, embracing goods BY the pack
age. which we sell At the lowest rates.
sugl9dlaw1m sat- BOWEN BROTHERS.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-09-09

The following - An extract from letter writ.
ten BY the Rev. J. =. Holme, pastor ofthe Pierre
Pont street Baptist Church, Brooklyn, N. r., TO
the journal and Messenger, Cincinnati, O.. and
speaks volumes in favor Of the world rencwue d
medicine. MRS. wfNSLOW'S SOOTHING
SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETHING =
I'VE see an advertisement in your colums o
MRS. WlNSLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP
Now, We never said a word in favor of patent
medicine before in our life, but we feel compelled
to say to your readers that this is no humbug-
~ hare frisdtt, oad knop It ~iN do all Il elasrs
II - probably one Of the most successful medi-
cines OF the day. because it is one of the best
And those ofyour readers who have babies can
10 better than laylia supply.J
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-09-09

MRS. WINSLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP,
for Children Tcething. softens the gums, reduces
inflammation. allays all pain. aud cures wind collie.
Perfectly safe 10 all cases. We would say to ev-
cry mother who has suffering Child: Do not
let your prejudice, uor the preiud ces Of others,
stand between you and your suffering child and
the relief that will be sure-yes, absolutely sure
to follow the use Of this medicine If timely
used.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-09-09
NITROPEAN POCKET
TapaCekEEDER, /

sats 81 srssest .ppI.l Or sshs ssss, isss
fiA- -, .nd nsaaAsas Pecxsr .1snn-xsprEl
=. ~ moor nsa,. 4 decided, npiqas - von.
1s.l!I .Sssjts.- toTrectly co.stssstsd. p the
moe. :,s ..,.s s,.. ss :s.ss. s
rsesee a y s,a ~ utmost precision. Aore troth-
sesesy, ~ most costly and elab6fsse fime-keep-
fuI tnaa SSsrr sSs rnsuficture IL never can b
% er o. n ~ rsgsars = AW.ys6 w,eliug y.
sSs yrs9 rons dosn and can neytf be tee fs.f q.
TO TO slo.e Il i most rsm.reso's @ s ersss's Just
!. J: sAed by .E1Ssi LSttess P6tsnt" Prizes
NE Ps;r.,s one. with plsin and fascy white
70. n.,. IN Gold or silver Gilt Case, only q,
,ass sa hostage paid, 70 any part ef the country
on rsceips ofprice. .asfss u
AL "1 j. W. DELAMERE 4 CO.,
os a~9m 2o4 and 2o6 Rroadway, NY.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-09-09

NEW YORK, Sept g.
new orleans papers contain Mexican ad.
vices, stating that all the refugees from Tex.
- and other States, who have taken up their
aooue IN Mexico, except seventeen, have
ticate themselves at 6an julie or fnrther ~ ~,
interior. This is done by Imperial decree.
Military opeations are 70 be resumed
IN Ducaugo and Sonora as soon - the rainy
season il over.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-09-09

Don't tEail 70 Procure Mrs.
wINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP, for Child.
rem Teething. II has been used for 10 years
with never failing safety and success by millions
of mothers for their children. 1t corrects acidi-
IL of the stomach relieves wind collie, regulates
the bowels, and gives rest health, and comfort
New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-09-09

PkAVl1NA1 AMI
EXTREME SIMPLICITY.
p,.e,tad Nay13. 1862 improvement patente,i
-. ,ss9 me celebrated FAMHYGE0 SEW
N" MACHINE, . most Wonderful and Ele
.ss,,, Constru cted Novelty is xoIsELsss in cp-
ss..,;on nses the sfRAIGuT xsnDLE sews with
n.ra,. m SrSGiE TRaEAD Makes the Running
ss,,rh more perfect and regular than BY hand,
.~d r;th extraordinary rspidity. Will G6ther,
H.. RaNe. yAirr, Tuck, Run, Rsn up Breadth,
=. - There is no fabrication or Change OF
St,,ch--,s xor LIABLE 70 GET OCT OF ORDER, and
will last a lifetime .
ror The Drsssmaker il Is invaluable; for the
Household it supplies vacant place. Go
deys Lddys Boot. !. -,
..vsrv rspdiy, with common needle, makes
ihs running stitch exactly like the hand Sc wing
~. T. Tribune.
III uses a common needle, sews very rapidly,
aud ,s 90 easily understood that = child can use
it."-N y Endependsat.
Al nrrsons who bny or offer for sale limitations
of Tins genuine Machine. will be prosecuted for
arrangements ON the patents. This is the only
iow priced Machine secured BY patent.
single Machines sent to any part Of the coun-
try per Express, packed in box with printed
ntruc,ons Oh receipt Of price. t5. Agents want
ed everywhere Circular containing Liberal In.
ducemcnts sent free.
Address all orders to
FAMILY GEN SEWING MACHINE CO.,
ses-dw2m Once, log Nassau Street. NY
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-09-09

TUNI MUNKUE, sept. Z.
Government carpenters were set at work
lew days since to convert the old telegraph
once in the fort into quarters. for JEFF Da-
vis, but yesterday orders were received to
stop that work and prepare Corrail Hall
building, which is inside the fort. From
this it Is presumed that the trial Of Jeff Da.
Wis will take place here, and hence these
preparations.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-09-09

DAvExroRr Sept. g, 1sG5
Messrs J. D. Eeake. A. NJ Larimer, }. " Rfgers
NJ y RohYs IT. NJ Thomson, ,. NJ Lyfer, ;. 4
F9uke r. Li~derrsun.
GyS,lrMxS-I have addressed to each o! you, on
the oath Of August, the following letter.
"Pursuant to resolution Of the Scott County Ii
auor Dealers Association, it becomes my duty 10
submit to your consideration the following questions
to-wit
l. Are you for the repeal Of the Prohibitory Ii
quor Law AZ II is on the Statute Bok Of the State Of
Iowa, or notf
2 Are you for the enactment Of judicious and
reasonable license law. or not
g. VIII you pledge yourself to use, when elected
all your power and influence to have the so called
Probibtory Liquor Law repealed and judcious
and reasonable license law in ito stead enacted at the
next session Of the Iegisatures
To these questions u decisive answer IL respectful
ly requested At your earliest convenience. 1t II
proper TO add that the should be calculated for
publication"
There ias been sufficient time to aDswcr the abov.
letter Time is pressing and We take this way TO r.
ouest YOU 10 give decisive answer 10 our questions
.,eclnrina TINT we will not support any candidate
h ~,,l not nnswer the above quest Ions In our favoi
bv the 1lth of this month
BY authority of the Scott County Liquor Dealers
Association r. KODDEWIG,
sept7 d4twit Secretary
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-09-09

OMAHA, Sept. :.
The overland telegraph line to California
is in excellent working order. There are
no Indians on the route and no further trou-
blcs from that source are anticipated.
News is expected daily OF battle be-
tween Gen. Conner's forces and the In
dians, on or near Big Horn River. branch
of the Yellowstone.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-09-09

We have put up and sold this article for over
- years. and CAN SAY In CONFIDENCE and
TRUTH Of il what we have been able TO
say Of any other medicine NEVER HAS IT
FAILED IN 4 SINGLE INSTANCE To RFFECT
A CURE, when timely used. Never did we
know an instance Of dissatisfAction BY any one
who used it, On the contrary. al are delighted
mendation OF its magical effects and medical vir-
tues. We speak in this matter WHAT VIZ DO
KN0w" alter - yesrs experepec. AND
PLEDGE OUR REPUTATION For The full
FlLAENT OF WHAT WE HERE DECLARE
In almost every instance where the infant i. suf-
fering nom pain and e3haustioa. relief will ks
found in hft6en minutes after the syrup is ~
ministere6.
Full objections Tor using will accompany each
bottle: Nose genuine unless the fac smile Of
CUNTS PERKINS, New York, 10 on the out
side wrapper. ~
Sold BY Druggists througho the world.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-09-09

WASHINGTON, Sept. 9-Lieut. Col. Chan
dler, formerly in the rebel service who
made an inspection Of Andersonville prison
testified as to the i, difference Of General
Winder as to thecomfort and health of the
prisoners. Winder said to him that it
would be better to let half Of them die, SO
that they could take care of the remainder
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-09-09

f44A VI Sh' <un7D -....L .,
sr rnH sAaR er swssse.es n ~ HALL
nas .~a A~vp -> -
&c.vs ~ . ssfeaslss thsa aewsd V -.
n,o, she lana Of ~ wits. ..'Rrsirs ss:'s. -.
rnsv s.y IN old Hermit his dwelling a''
70 easr his crissss sss)y and ~.
- Ia !, ono. vhsa ~ f.li ~ :"
I.o ssao; - = .s.~,ss on shrsseh - 49,
3 ~ 49, ..ss..s.rss - sAs ~isssdjssl's v'sAerins
And ~ been bound BY hi. e.akstsss chains.
NJ. ,oo.;or these bonds (as sfres egsot seen'd9'
r. ..c;e,y bidding fsrewsI,
q. re,;red alone 10 his este IN ths ~csa
w.... 4. ,rescherous sshess seer swell.
m. morning the streamlet DER flowing its bsnk'
ro,s down 70 the door Of the cave,
e..en. haired boy, on-a water soaked plsnk,
whom the Hermit concluded 70. save.
=, rearing him MP in the way he should 60,
He told HIM Of things and their names,
In The heavens above, in the waters below,
In ths regions Of sulphurous flames.
He told him of earth, its beasts Insects and
birds,
ar man. the Lord over them al,
But OF woman, not even . low whispered Word
Was heard from white lips TO fall
For hs judged could hskeep from the heart o.
the youth.
All knowledge Of Eve and her race,
HE were oil happiness, heaven and truth,
And earth IN Elysian place
The SEQUEL TO the Adventures Of this interest
ing young traveller On "Life's Stormy MAN,
viii be given ne II month,
MEANWHILE GO TO
WESTERN HALL
AND sss rus vinsr ssoe< or
Ready.Made Clothing and
PIECE GOODS
in the Western Market.
Our Custsn Department
supsrin,ended by gentlemen Of science and
taste. perfect 1T guaranteed.
Yours truly,
y. N. SMITH 4 CO.,
~, Randolph ST..
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-09-09

Ine great popularity Of Nfs. wip.,sv,a : ssoth
los Syrup, for children teething. hes indseed mn
pf'ncipled psrsons TO put up articles 70 s. r.ea
:. ,or the same purpose. in advertisins which thev
.Se net only copied on advertised llents end NO.
nse. iron ne prsss, M hsvs copied esetiasatss
-aa letters ifoa elsfUnsn and cthsrs, a0xine
v.Aer -ssaass - oar gsasi1s sefssaestes.-
''"srs VI ftnisstsls. spis-dAwly1
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-09-09

which grestly facilitates the process Of testhins
by ssfvnise ths sunA ssdscisg ailiAdsmstions.
willallay ALL PAIN and spssmodic estioas and is
7AsSxx.Is .s4
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-09-09
s..,,s SSsrs,Ssa,e. !. sAe 1us.,e,.

Depend upon il. mothers, U4 will1 give rest u
yourselves, end
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-09-09
The Great New England Remedy.
DR.. J. W. P0LAhD'S
White Pine COmpound.

= now offered 10 the afflicted throughout the
country. after having been proved bv the test Of
eleven years. in the New England States. where
Its merits have become as we'll known as the tree
com which. in part. il derives its virtues.
The white Pipe Com pound cures
Sore Throat, Colds, Coughs, Dipthcria.
Bronchitis, Splitting Of Blood, and Pal
monary Affections generally. 1t
is remarkable Remedy for
Kidney Complaints, Dia-
betes, Difficulty of
Voiding Urine,
Bleeding Of
Ahaneys nmd AslaSlder airn~~p
And other Complaints.
FOR PILES & SCURVY
IT will be found very valuable
Give il one trial II YOU would learn the vain. os
. good and tired Medicine. tits nless,nt 80. =.
and sure Sold by Druggists and Dcaiers in
Medicine generally.
Gee. W. Sweet, NJ. d., Proprietor,
DlDSToN. MASS.
BuRNnAM 1 VAN SCHAACK. Chicar,. and
JOHN PARK, Cincinnati, General Agent.
Tor the west. e5-deod6 weow6in
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-09-09

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 9.-The story which
has appeared in some Of the New York pa
pers concerning the late DR.. Kane. is pro
nounced by his family and friends in this
city q canard.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-09-09
DIEEOLTTEO.y.
=. FRANK HARRIS.

u. F&ANA IA XUkuSe
r1AyIyG PURCHASED THE UNION DRUG
Ill Store formerly owned by hr. W. S. Hig-
vins. 10. s. Brady, between I'd and Sd streets,
trusts BY close attention to business to merit a
share Of public patronage.
x~Pure Medicines and Chemicals always on
hand and reliable. sep5 diff
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-09-09

WARRINGTON, Sept. 9.-J. P. Bartholo-
news agricultural warehouse, and Bowers
& Co., near 7th street and the canal, were
destroyed BY fire last night. Loss about
$l5. .O0O-inSured.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-09-09
i. w. HARRISON.

n AND AGENT; Buys and sells Real Estate,
on commission, stteBds 10 renting Houses,
Halls. etc. The best references given when re
auired. Office in Frank Plummer's Law Office.
entrance lower end Of Post Office Block, up
tairs. sep2s-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-09-09

-sa-sAas lzAiasflsA4 l-sals - ~
Az. <a9EI 0AAa a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-26
THE WHITE HOUSE

This being Cabinet day, no visitors were
admitted to the White House. All of the men,
bers of the Cabinet were present, Secretary
McCulloch having returned from his trip to
New York.
Arrangements are being made for the New
Years reception of the President. Anew COW
ering for the carpet in the East Room has been
procured, and the master mechanic was at the
Executive Mansion this morning for the pur-
pose of commencing the erection Of platform
from the north windows of the East Room to
the pavement, SO as to enable the visitors to
pass through the apartments without blocking
up the passage. The new curtains for the pri.
yate apartments of the Presidents family have
arrived, and 1t is expected that the curtains for
the East Room will be received in time for the
reception.
The health of the President and family con-
tinues good. Christmas was spent at the White
House very quietly by the family, 4 few per-
sonal friends only calling to pay their re-.
spects.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-26
YrAIIAN OPERA.-The Opera opened AZ Gro

ITALIAN OPERA.-The Opera opened at Gro
yer's last night with brilliant house, despite
the disagTeeable weather, and the fact that il
beng Christmas night was a drawback to the
st.ennance OF many Of the church going people
The familiar opera II Trordtore was performed
much to popular acceptance, judging by the
number Of times the principal performers were
called out.
ZucChi as Lson0rd and Bellini as Count Di
Lana were superb. Both in voice and action
Bellini is the best baritone within our knowl-
edge. Zucchi grew in favor all through the
piece, and her feryid acting and delicious yo-
caIization in the last act created quite furore
OF applause for her. Mazzoleni, the new tenor.
did not make a thoroughly favorable impress
sion, singing falsely not unfreq uently, but
some passages of his role, especi ally in the las
-~- were delivered so well that a deferred
judgment would seem to be due to him. Sig,
nora DE Rossi was rather light for the arduous
paat OF AzUcsE1, especially to an audience who
bad seen and heard Didiee and d. Angri i'm the
same part. The gem of the evening was the
aria ~ Bolen by BeIIinI. The orchestra, under
the capital lead Of Carl Bergman, was ex-
ceedingiy good, not as heavy as might be, but
OF thoroughly good quality. The chorus was
good, but not as strong we had anticipated.
Tonight and first time in this city, of
Petrelfo's Opera of lone, with the renowned
Max Mareizek (who don't advertise in the
Herald conducting in rerson. This Opera
brings oJt here Mile Bosisio, Miss Adelaide
Phillips and Signor Antonucci; Mazzolini,
Bellini md Signor Muller also appearing.
Tomorrow night Faust, always a great at.
traction here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-26
LOCAL NEWS.
Very Important Arrests.

RECOVERY OF THELUTZ SAFE AND OTHER STO-
LIN PRoPERTY-CAPTURE OF THE THIEVES.
About AZ o'clock Sunday morning, officers
Wallingsford and Ashton, ofthe Seventh Ward,
discovered the store of SamI Hermann, corner
of Ak and ID streets south. open, and going in
found two men-Mich'l Holland and This Col
ler-and arrested them Upon going out they
discovered wagon on ID street, near Az, with
near SiO0 worth OF goods in il, taken from the
store. The man who was driving the wagon
ran away. Holland and Collier were taken to
the station. house, tried by Justice Handy, and
committed to Jail for court. Sergeant Cess.
ford, of the Seventh Ward, took the prisoners
to headquarters, where Holland was identified
by detectives Clarvoe and McDevitt as for
mer workman for MIR. +. LutZ, and who they
had been watching on suspicion OF Tobbing Mr.
LutZ's store They accused him Of that rob-
berry. He denied il at first, but finally told all
he knew about it, admitting that he and sew.
eral others stole the safe from LutZ's store
On this information the detectives took Ser.
Hollands house, and found articles taken
from Lutz's safe, and other stolen prop
erty. The detectives then went to work and
picked up Hollands associates one after an
other: Jas Baker, of Fowler's old house.
above Georgetown; Jas. Doyle, l. street. near
AK south: Robert Tate. alias Bransell, at Buz.
card Point. This morning, the detectives ar.
rested a young Canada thief, named James
M Cam, alias Young, alias Kyoodle, as one Of
he party Christmas day the detectives found
out that the safe was in the canal, about half q
mile above Georgetown, and, with Superin.
tendent Richards, went to the spot, and after a
search finding the place, they came away and
the Superintendent directed Sergeant Essex
TO have the water drawn off and the safe
taken out; which they did. The safe had
been mashed up with sledge, and was
empty when found. 1t is now in front
of police headquarters. The books will be re-
sleeve buttons, belonging to Mr.. Lutz; the
goods Of Bell Il Bro. Georgetown; of Max.
wells lewelry store; Keef's segar store. and
Wilson's shoe store were found. The same
party entered the wood and coal Office of Mar.
low & Co., 9TH street near canal, and smashed
his safe. All these robberies have been before
described in the Stur. There is also evidence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-26
SECOND edition,
4 O'CLOCK r. m.
TERRIBLE RIOT IN ALEXANDRIA.
Desperate Fighting between Whites and
NEGROES "A number Killed ON each Side,

Negroes A number Killed on each Side!
Information was received here to-day Of a
riot in Alexandria yesterday between whites
and negroes. Six negroes are said to have
been shot. 1t is not known how the difficulty
originated, nor whether any whites were in
jured, no particulars of the difficulty having
yet reached this city.
p. Sit is since stated that the riot com.
menced by party Of negroes which was
going about the city with drum. breaking in
the door Of man named Mankin, corner of
Patrick and Cameron streets Mr. Mankin
fired on the party. killing one and wounding
another. The disturbance extended to other
portions Of the city, and lasted until late at
night, shooting going on in every direction
Four white men are reported killed and a
number wounded, in addition to the six me-
groes reported killed. A Mr. Mitchell was
among the whites killed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-26
pa RRANS

The number of applications for pardon at
the office of the Attorney General has very
much diminished. About $50 petitions for am
nesty were received this morning from Ala
bamaians, among them that of Mr.. Iverson,
ex-United States Senator. Very few pardons
are being granted, and nearly all Of them are
to citizens of Texas, the other States having
received pardon for most of their people wh6
applied for amnesty. There are yet several
thousand applications on file. however, many
of which will not be disposed of for some time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-26

PERs7NAL--The NeW York Citizen says that
Whitelsw Reid is about to retire from journal.
i'm, ard go to cotton planting in Alabama
- Tiers, the French statesman, has the
'-shlnsies-" Lucy Stone says-.sThe era
die l. "onans oSrnot- boy" How about the
legality Of double yOtIng-votiny vesIw Ia ".
voting often l-NetrJurypOrt Herald. ....Poti-
phar's wife has been exhumed in Egypt The
times don't need her.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-26
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM SAVANNAH.
TrOubIe with the Neoroe

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 26.-The steamer Tyber
from Savannah on the 10th has arrived
The Savannah Herald states that the citizens
are forming regiments in order to clean the city
OF murderers and robbers
A. A. Bradley, mulatto, formerly expelled
from the bar at Boston, has been sentenced to
Imprisonment for Term Of YeaSs .ip. sSsayap nah.
gpage.
The Mayor of Mobile has prohibited the
steamers and railroads from bringing negroes
/ to that city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-26
THE PIRATE SFMNES

Secretary Welles has ordered that the Rebel
pirate CaptaiH Semmes be tried by Court-mar-
tial. for violating the laws of war in a number
OF instances, and more especially when he
then refused to surrender himself, and en- gagged
III war again without being exchanged.
Semmes claims the protection of the parole
granted by Gen. Sherman to the forces under
Johnston, one of whom was this said Semmes.