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Evening star., 1865-04-28
UYJ. G. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctionse,

n J. O. mco U1"1 q o0''
TkUsrEEs SAILS or BUILnING LOT ON
NJ STREET NORTH, BErVEEN 18TH ANH
or FRIDAY AFTERNOON. May sth, at ~
o,cJoek on the pre- mites, by virtue of a deed OF
trust duly recorded IL Libsr N O. IT,. No n. TO
os as to IL. shall sell the wester pa OF Lot
running hack depth OF the lot 40 ord ng to tn
srisip al plan Of the city to alley, and c0ntSin-
ing about o42 square f-et.
MICHAEL GREEN. Trust.e.
ap 26 eodds G. Mcguire Il co Auets
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A LARGE AMOUNT or GOODS 70 BE SOLD Ar
ACTION WITHOUT R1S1svE.
On FRIDAY MORNING, .. 10 e m, alst .ad l! I
Caters. new and secspd hand Clothing s!mes as
so9d A. new Fu.ntuss Watchss Jswsirg kisc ssn
Fancy Soap, 200 yards of Ingram Carpet = large
assortment Of Oh Painting, stssi ,t sgss ststs Of
: Day sales "a ndass and Fridays e
Night sales Tuesd ays. n Thursdays ana Saturday >,
The hishest csss pTics paid for Furniture, &o.
Out door Gales pramptl asUsepusa 70.
ap B-lms MoDEVfCf0 OoNNvLeAs Ancts
-1IPRrD HuNTDR-BOoK SAIsRs AT AUG.
"a TiSN II am constantly in feceipt OF cata
yoeues Of Rare BonkR. ano wall buy NJ issi on
RpnH bous HI and aoIo Great Ap pt;quArisu Book.
store. opposite Grover 3 Theatss. - u St.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON AND Yo-MoRRop 2

THIS AFTERNOON AND To-koRR0H.
RYJ. Q. MCGUIRE CO., Auctionser,.
hkkHEGf}HnTyoNEs kHf}nyNEss sALI oI rIyrEnN AANpssMa
O. 16sss.} AnR ArRlasGes sfSssrs A.rn II, =. az
HisI ias Tes. ;S.I ssu -,
rpTnn,ns b.Sa @ @iis fs.s 70 ten foot % si!.s ~
months, With interest, secured BY = deed of ttuss
on the PREMISE N. ss %, ..,,.
the purchaser at time of sale. ~ 'eRu''. ~
An conveyancing 2 ans stamps % st cost Of the par-
ehsssd 'ShSM ttHkT2N co.. sas
sS-TBl ABOVE SALE Is PosTPoEnp IN
.pls .o.a. 'ogSo MaaUisE dHsnGE Gass4tSs &c. HSs;.
az TBE ABOVE SALE Is FURrHEg POST
PGosd in conseauepce Of the rain, until FKlpAf
AFTERNOON As5 DHN FTRros esst apa.ss: apa
spr.a JAS G. McaUIkE co. Aucts
RYJ. g. STAFFORD a CO., Auctionssrs.
VALuARLL. PROPERTY OPPOSITE THR All.
No. 8; IN square No $50. fronting feet on, Firsi
hing back lis .set inches ST. Tse ir irsprovsaeats W
consist of we'll built two story Frame Houss.
Iearly nav with never failing we'll Of good -stsG
TSis propeIty fronts lst st. wsst, in the iu,ms-
strueton BY the e eovernnant. aud ps opposite zoe
arsenal grounds. and in thriving neigh Sorhood.
where property have largely enhaoced in value,
Terms: One half cash: the balance IN siI and
twelve months. with interest. secured by cd
of trust on the premises. Convey snces and stamps
sp2i tohron.i G. STAFFORD GO, Auets.
1sY O. B. L GROWN & CO., AuctioneessI
PROVED PRoPEKTY.
By orde r of the Hoporabie Orpb ans Court oF
The District OF Columbis. will sell, by ubii5
auction, on y EDHBsDAY. April o6th. q. o'cock
p. NJ, IN front OF the premises, Lot n0r,berst
twenty i've. !25, in Square numbered four hon-
dred and eighty six. 1851 With the i1l
which are geod two story Frame Dwelling. au4
other ont bUilGipgs
Also, at the SAME time and place, We shall sell
Lot nun tersd twenty six, co., in Square four
nents This property is On 5th street, between Il
cpd Il streets, aud opposite St. Msrss Cstao-t5
And on THURSDAY April 27th at 4 O'Clock ..
n, we viii sell, in froht ef the pre- Misses, Lot
bered three ,tjt in Square nu m bered ave hundred
street. between 4th and sth streets. aud ia im-
proved with good Brick Dwelling, containing
And on FRIDAY, April 2sth, at same boyr.
beref ten (In in Square ave hundred and e ghtY-
three. t5s3.l vita the improvements consistirg ~
o Frame Dwelling This property is on street.
between I'd and 81 streets. Island
Terms Of sale One half cash: the balance "A stE
and twelve monts. .
All conveyances, including revenue stamps.
the cost CT the purchaser. er.r,n
ExecUtoC OF Bernard Givsny. deceased.
Bp!5-tdr G r. l.. CROWN 4. Co.. AucJs.
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. 1lcT1on SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES

Cunrtsr,uasssy Gexe-ai's Ofses, First Dtvfyton,l
F1shtagt0s City, April Is. 1855,
Will be sold, ut pu biic auction to che highest
hidorr st the tune and places med low. Wig
BaLTIMORE, MARYLAND, THURSDAY,
eAgLIsLs, pEkssssTiE:vSSiA, ss THuRsDAY.
WILMINGTON. pEsfLawI4Rii, rHuRspAY.
pIfTsBURaH, PENNSYLVANIA. FRIDAY.
- TWO HUNDREb CAVxLRY HoRsHs
al each place. -
These herses have besn condemned % unat for
the Cavsry asryiee OF the Army. Ess
For road snd farming purposes many sooo OAR
Horsss sold sineIy Bales to commence at 10 A.
NJ Terms, cash in United States eurreney
JAMES A EKIh.
Brevet Brigadier General, In chsrEe
an Ss.tuvA FIRST Division O. n. g. q.
Evening star., 1865-04-28

TIE MILITARY COMMISSION, of which
asGeral Bragg is president, and Colonel Chip.
man is judge advocate, yesterday resumed me
trial Or G. III. Delaney.
In the absence OF General Bragg, Breyet
'BrIgadier General 7. BalIier presided. Messrs.
W. n. Hawley and Charles 5. Spencer ap-
peared TOR the accused. The testimony of four
or five witnesses was heard on the part of the
defence, when the commissicn adjourned to
ten O'Clock to-day, when Uelaney's trial will
be continued
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EOR REI IA 6ne HOUSE, In Geor getown. D.
l. G.. containing Fifteen rooms. with water and
gas, known ss Nc. 40, on LIST street, bet:esn Po
t0nac and Market streets. Lease will ba given
from one to four yaars. For terms. &c ,inqui- g
of JOS. i. KELLEY, Real Etate Agent, Office So 3
9th street west, near l street north. ap I-tt
EOR SALE-A good HOUsE containing four
Il rooms suitable for q boarding house or res.
tsurant, situe ted between ana streees on 2i ct
street, one OF the best locations in the Firs
Ward. Terms reasonable
anls-lct* 8, DGENIS.
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APPS J. q. MCGUIRE K Co, Auets
RY C. R. L. CROWN Il CO. Auctioneers
yALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUG.
TIoN. AND RARE CHANCE RoRINyEsr
MENT, AS THE OWNER IS ABOUT TO
LEAVE TIE CITY
Wewiil sell on MONDAY, MAY the Ist. atm
on the premises Fart Of Lot pine q in Square
No 81. Said lot front5 Ia feet on street north
ood ses ~ ses iDshss Hy
also. an excellent sable and carriags house in
rear Of said let suitable to two hacks
sale without reserve. Terms cash
~ CEN yauces ard reVenne staiapS 1T the cost
q. R. L. CROWN Il Co. Aucss.
sP;s- AIso, at the sane time and place. We shall
fronts 2 feet inches on New Jersey syepns nm
niDg back ~ feet inches. This property is IN the
Title good PsTns cash.
An ccnveyances and sta.1ps at cost - .As par
apN:as' K. L. CROWN & co, Arc,s.
RY THos. BOWLING, Auct., Georgetown, D. c,
EAEGUToR,s sALa OF VERY vALUABLs
lMPk3GER .M t3E1Ion PROPERTY IN aEoRGEToWE
On MONDAY. May ], at $ O'Clock p.u,I,iu
@ 10 s.s asrsns .dapas s6 dSs
town, fronting % feet On the south side Of Fiest
street, between Market and Frederick streets and
runnins back about l2a IT. to a vide alley The in
House. containing ten rooms and cellar. With a
The oson aha is best stable in
dnfhn Terms 0he third cash; balance in and
All convey yancins and stamps at the cost Of ths
n A. DOUGHTY, E.ecutrix " A.
os, THOMAS DOWNING.
ny :" Ahtel.l Auctloneer.
RT THos, BOWLING. Auct Georgetown.
VALUABLE RUILDIE Nc LOTS IN GEORGE.
On TqTF IFFEks5S5Hse.r At 5SHerSS Mss i.t At .e<
Beatty 's fGnt S fss S
ing % feet or the south side of First st betxssn
mafset Id ard FREDERICK streets. and running bsck
chaser. THOMAS BOWLING.
sp z6-o INTEL Auctienesr.
RY J. G. MeG UIRE & co Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE EoEA RETAIL GRocEEY AND
On MosBAY hossissr hat2SHs sr9hs s.y lst eomm.e.;px
Knott < ot ostocs S W.. sell at the store Of J.
Of Fine Groceries Liquors sni Fancy Goods. steet s
Esfssi Lasss 10. the asisssee and o0t'se'
Boxes Coffee Soap. Starch
G.ses Eoare.n and and GIBSON $50 n Wsiskey
es Gstes FaScy Scyi soap. aa Clotn @ pins. Brushes
Broom, WHIPS Pals. Tubs sha Wssbbo.r1s
Bales Bales TSine, LAMPS, Lamp "icks
pos pos. osnales Hat yeIliss, Cannsd frutta
Boxes Plug Tobscco, smokins-ao.
Large Lot of Fancy Goods
store for rent.
ap24 J,C. MCGUIRE & CO. Aucts
RY THOMAS BOWLING. Auct; Georgetown.
HOUsEHOLD FURNITURE AND EPFkCTs AT
sUCTIuN
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, May 81, at 10
O'Clock. I will sell, at Ne 81 lst st bet. Market
and Frederick SITS an assortment Of Household
Furniture. comprising
Cane Seat and Easy Chairs
Walnut Work Tables and Stands
War5robes; Bvr aus. w Washstsnds. SC.
Reoste ads. Mattresses, &c.
Feather Beds ana Bee ding
Tin Safe. Refr gerators. &c.
Parlnr and KItcken stoves
Cruckery and Glss ware
Window Shades Crib and hattf ass. &c.
Kitchen Requisites, Sc,dc.
Ssle Positive
, Terms cash THOMAS BOWLING.
aprZT-d d Auctionees.
Evening star., 1865-04-28

pY WIN l. WALL Il CO., Auctio ueers
ID Hashic gtou Horse and Carriage Basaar
Sc La. sv., bet. 9th And 18th sts
SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES SC.
On SATURDAY, April 29th. crni.H .rcing At 10
O'Clock, at the Bazaar. will self ao-pt
FIFTY HORSES,
suited e saddle and harness, Of which q ful! ds-
saddle, work and pIowins Horses.
Par DsFon Oxen And Csrt
ALSO,
Alsrge col lection Of New and Second hand Oar
riages. b. agGies, Rockaways. Express Wagons, &c =.
with which the sale will commence with.
ALSO,
New and Second hand Haraess, &c
Regular Sales at the Bazaar, every Tuesday.
Thursdsy, and Saturday, without gard to the
weather
Carriages. Harness. &c. Away at private sale.
VIM. l. WALL & 90.
apps tChron. Il Intel.I Auctioneers.
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AUCTION SALES.
RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auc.ioneers, ~xzxs
u No. 926, corner 7th and stsests north 4.

RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auc.ioueers. -zzzs
- No. 526, eornsr 7th and stsests north 1.
SALE OF VALUABLE BCILDISG LOT AT
anal sell in front Of the premi Lot u 50 -
fesf, running back 94 feet 10 inches
Isfms One half cash; the balance in SIX aud
tWeIre months. for etes bearing terest, scared
oy deed of trr st on the premises
All convsyancing and reYenue stamps at the
ap sd GREEN 4 wIbLIAMs. Auo.s.
RY GRIM WILLIAMS, Auctionesrs.
~ NO. o2e' corner 1th and D streets north.
sEXnHET6IE XALUABLE BpILpINe Lors IN
TIE HETS0kT TKS00kkTHERN PART or THE 0ITY Ar
On W1DN EsDAY, May Sd, a. O'Clock D IN.
we shall sell in front of the premises. twelve Lots
IN Loomis' subdivision of Square No 90 The e
lets front on 25th strest. between north NJ aud N
Pack l1s feet inches to an alley. Also Eve Lots
in same square, fronting Is feet each on north N
street, bet 2lAt and 22d ses,
Terms: One half cash the balsuce in six months,
secured by q deed of trust on the premises.
All conveyance and revenue stamps at the cost
APIS GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
RYJ. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Aactionsers.
BRICK DWELLING HOUsE ATPUBLIu SALE.
On THURSDAY fTERNOoN. May itb, at i
story Brick Dwelling House. being No. IA X ct ,
between Sth and 9th streets est, contain ming nine
rooms. with brick oGt building ON the rear of
the lot: contai ming two rooms. The house is pleas
antly situated on the open public space intarsact
ing New York avenue ana h street. and has a
pump of exec llent water the premises. Imms-
Terms: one third cash balance in six and ty eIrs
months.
.Conveyaneing and stamps a. tie cost of the pur.
ap2s.ts JC. MCGUIRE Co Aucts.
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MRTBoPoLITAN POLICE COMMISSIONER
yesterday afternoon the board met, all pres
eht except Mayor Waliach, who is absent on
tne escort OF MIR. Lincoln IS re mains. The only
appointment MADE was that Of Henry Heran,
ducltional patrolman at the SIN ith sonia9, by
request or Professor Henry. At a previous
meeting or the board, on the 18th instant, VIM.
=. Graham and Geo. 7. James were appointed
additionai patrolmen tor service at the Western
Cemetery, which has teen Tor years past the
resort OF disorderly persons who set law at
defiance. The board mas determined TO punish
ofenders there, and put an end to the riotous
conduct OF persons visiting that growing
suburb of the city.
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DYJ. g. MCGUIRE t CO.. Auotionsers.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE LEasa
AND OrHIR PERSONAL PROPEHTY.

TRUsTEE's SALE Of VALUABLE LEasa
AND OTHER PERSONAL PROPERTY.
By virtue of ed of trust. bearing ds:s gust
sith 1874, and duly recorded IN Lioer N @ t, No.
al foiios "A. &c.. Of the Land Records for
Washingtop County, District Of Columbia. eha;l
Sell, on DNESDAY MORNING, April 26, COM
raeueiug stIo o'clock on the premises. the unek
pired lease tive years to rum OF the Imperial
Restaurartt situated ON th south side OF PeaI',
avenue. Letwe.n 18th and 18th streets, being NUN.
bered 2I3. There are Is new furnished rooms q
the hGRse and the location lie among the best IN
the city. shall sell. at the same time, the Per-
tonei Property, consisting OF Beds, Bedsseads,
Tables Carpets. Chairs, Lounges. Stoves, Mir
rors, &c en- Srsc;ug the furniture of Is rooms
togethe. with the Bar Yixtures, Liquors. Cjsars
Terracs5G D, N. TUCKER Trustee
api7-t,- J G. MCGUIRE Il CO Aucta
yTHR AEQTs SALE IS POSTPONED GN-
louE. D. n. TUCKER, Trustee
spT J. G. MCGUIRE d co.. Aucts
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FIRB.-This morning, about 80 O'Clock, the
wooden roof over the oven at Ostermeyer's
Bakery, on F, between l2th and 18th streets,
took FIRE. Officer Roth gave the alarm from
box %, corner OF IUth aud II streets at = 40
-, corner of 7th and NJ streets north. The
Erank kiln steamer. guided by BOY who ran TO
the engine house for the purpose, went to the
right place, but the other steamers and COM
Eanies went in the direction Indicated by the
signals Fortunately the fire was extinguished
by the neighbors with but slight damage to the
property. The misdirection will be inyestiga.
ted by the operators of the telegraph, who are
anxious to make their signals correctly.
Evening star., 1865-04-28

L'OR sALE-A TRACT or LANDlyiug in Mont
L gomery County. MARYLAND, adjoining Fort
Simmer. about FIVE miles iro q Gsoreeto Tn D. O.
which is a Frame Dwelling and outer buildings,
and good orchard; It is M Also we'll watered The
suit purchasers Apply to L. A LODG y. residing
nsar Fort Sumner, or address the subscriber at
Washington, d @.
sp Ie-l9tf l.. A. LODGE.
Evening star., 1865-04-28

FOR REsT-A large and pleasant ROOM. suit
= sole for az ?fhce on the second ao9r OF Lsne
Sixth streets, Penns, lvania avenue. Immediate
possession given. Inquire en- the premises.
Evening star., 1865-04-28

Nd1NHeOD AND YoUTHFnL- vIGoR Am
wi res Ined by HELMBoLpS 1xTRACY Bu.
OHU. = mar 2S-6u
Evening star., 1865-04-28

LNURNIsBED HOUSE FOR RENT-Price SlW
per month. House 10 rooms. Central location
P2ssession given lst May family or party u
furnished on reasonable terms in the house
references required. Address ID D. D., star
Ofhce, for three days; will be promptly answered
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-05
The Prosperity Produced by
WAR.

Republican journals. ignoring all the
suffering ana ruin produced by the late
war, congratulate their readers that. in
spite of the war, the country is growing
more populous and wcalthicr every day
The serene satisfaction with which the
editors Of such journals close their eyes to
the real miserics entaletl by the recent
conflict, the fearful presence of high pri-
ces, the actual destruction and waste of
capital, together with the frghtiul dcInor-
alization caused directly by Its agency,
may be worthy the stoicisn oi Zeno, Oh IA
Cleanthis, but is unworthy those who pros
fess to direct public sentiment in Chris
tian Natien. iStoicism may have been 4
virtue among heathens, but should have
no place i'll the breasts OF those who affect
10 control the minds OLA Christian people.
in congratulating themselves upon the
growth and increasing prosperity OF the
country, we wonder If the idea ever en-
tered their muddled brains, how much
more populous and prosperous the country
would have been if the war had never cx-
listed. Sydney Smith, in speech made
by him at Taunton upon the Reform Biil,
combating the argument made use of g hat
tie rotten borough system had been the
cause Of British advancement and pros
perity;' once said:
''1'here happens to live near my parson-
age laborlng man of very superior
character and understanding TO his fellow
laborers. lie happens, however, to have
been troubled with chronic pains in the
stomach. Now, if my laborer were to send
Tor a physician, and consult him respects
ing his malsay, would it not be very sin
gular language il our doctor to say to him:
My good friend, you surely will not be
rash enough to find fault, or attempt to
git rid Of those pains in your stomach p
Have you not griwn rich with those pains
in your stomach ? Have you not risen to
aifluence With them? You surely will
not be so foolish and indiscreet as to cen~
sure or cure those pains in your stomach"
Monster of rhubarb and SIENNA lie woul /,
exclaim, Il am not rich or prosperous in
consequence Of the pains in my stomach,
but in spite of them, and [ should have
been ten times richer and fifteen times
happier, if had not had ny belly twisted
every day by this vile collie
We are inclined to believe that the
country has the wisdom Of the patient re-
ferred to in the above illustrations and
will reject with the same Indignation, the
theory and advice of these State physi>
ci'ns. Besides, under the apparent pros,
perity produced by Nr. Cha-e's system of
paper money, they have sagacity enough
to fear, from the teachings OF past expert
ence, that this nation will have to suffer
still more severity in the end.-Naalek
ih'o dye.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-05
WEE rsc $50 Es!

We frankly confess that President
Johnson has been doing several things re-
Gently that have @iven Us great satisiac-
ton, and inspired the hope that he is pre-
pairing to entirely cut loose from and turn
adriit the bal influences and bad men
which have surrounded hin since his ac-
cession to power. Ills snuhiing of Gen.
Slocum for his arbitray and Eatler- like
interference with the acts OF the civil Goy~
crnor of Mississippi, and the assurances Of
confidence, sympathy aud friendship given
to delegation of Southern men "A few davs
since, Indicate n hopeful change in the
policy of the administration, and We re-
ioicc over II. and endeavor to take cour-
age. But, Notwithstanding all this, we
are forced to agree with cotemporary.
that if President johnson "would really
secure the cordial support of Democrats,
he must stop talking about what he is go
Ing to do, and begin at once to xado as
much as possible of what has been done
,lnce his advent TO power. Let him re-
call his Provisional Governors. release the
rightful Governors, withdraw his janiza-
rics, restore habeas corpus, dissolve all
Military Commissions. send Stanton and
Seward packing on the same train where
the Civil Law can deal with them for
their joint and separate crimes against
Civil Liberty, disband tour,Elths of the
army, stop coming green paper, and sol-
emnly proclaim that he is for returning
directly and as fast as possible to the Old
Union-and he will have an army of fight
ing Peace Democrats at his back in no
ime. Will he do it?"- Franklin Gaz.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-05
A E'irsz TGtic9,

The Boston Post gives CHARLES Sum
NER the following first-rate notice:
MIR. Sumner pompous assumption vi
the office Of Dictator to the American
Government and people, cannot fail to
create derision and disgust among sensible
folks Ills inflated style and elaborate
pronuncamcntocs shame Santa Anna 5
proclamat;ons TO the NeXicans, while his
swell and strut are a absurd as the at
tempt Of the monte black lee to rule Il na-
ton by Illumination from his West India
Island. Sumner has an abundance of gas
at his command, 5ut not tn: kind TO raise
him to the altitude of common sense or
political truth He was spoiled in the
shell, and all his stateslnansilip iscadllcd.
lie maniiests no conception OF the true
grateness OF a countfy-of the Importance
Of is vast 2roducjs-its commercial power
its tecming population--its mechanical
ingenuity and enterprise. Instead Of re-
gardinc the Erie Canal as an agtu.y Of the
nation life, he woul4 have it filled up il
t)ld negro children were lia bic to be
drawn in It's water instc ,d OF contcmpla-
ting the great power os transportation af-
forded by our gigantic railroads, and their
influence in binding the country together,
lie would cndeayor to provide seats for ne
grocs in the cars, or in looking after the
dikes, storhs and verinin ct Holland, cr
soaring toward those re4ons OF his fancy.
rise i.,r above this bread and butter world
into realms Of bcautiGyl spirits where
John Brcwn is marching on
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-05

CHANCE FOR THEGlE!S-At last there
is chance for unmarriageible ladies under
thirtytwo. \ kind of joint-stocA com
pany or lottery has been started in SCOT
land, and will, doubtless, soon find imitators
in other places. The plan is ths-a young
man. at Abernctly, rropounds it through
the advertising columns Of the Baflshire
Journal,- :
All widows and maidcns who have not
attained the age of thrty-two, are invited
to buy of him. ticket at the price of ten
shillings. After three hundred tickets are
sold at this figure, the drawing will take
place. There will be only one prize. and
this prize viii be the right OF the fortu-
nate lady who wins it to claim thc young
gentleman for her husband, and partake,
with him, the comfort to be derived from
the one hundred and fifty pounds produced
by the lottery We should think 1.-The
young gentleman would not spend very
happy life with a woman who had been
silly enough to put herself up to be raf-
fled for
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-05
vyEfJ /:

u tax "a farm worth thousand dollars
so, and exempt $i00,O GOO in bonds
Mr.. \. has 81 600 invested in grocery
store one week before the assessor calls
Nr. B. has Sl00, ,G00 in bonds the day bc>
fore he meets the assessor, and escapes paw
ing an honorable tax Of three hundred
dollars. lie also draws seven thousand
dollars interest, making All increase o. ten
thousand dollars
Why
Because all despotic and arstocraic
Governments ask to win the interest OF the
wealthy in favor of the government against
the labor OF the poor
Beware of the scorpion, for he will sting.
The wealthy bondholders want TIE ne
grocs to vote for with their money thcy
expect to control that vote hereafter
lfa poor man votes for negro suffrage
and is in favor of exempting the wealth OF
the bondholder, he will find that he has
been working out his own damnaton.-
When an Abolition politician, who has
been twisting and hunting Office all the
days of his life. tells ycu he don't wan
Office, tell him he is ii liar, and the truth
is a stranger to Lis tongue.
The time was when small amount OF
money would pay for a large amount of
goods, and taxes were very low.
This when Democrats managed the
affairs Of Government.
Now it takes large amount of money
to p., a snail amount of goods, anl taxes
, ro
The Abolitionists rule now.
The thing is plain, and blind man
can't help but see it,
Unless the people coLle up to the work
and help the Democracy redeem the couns
try, there will be little to redeem except
tax titles. fremont MESSENGER.