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SELLING IIQUOR ON SUNDAY.-Mouday
Henry Oentrick. restaurant keeper. was arrest
ed by Sergt- Pierce. of the Second Ward. for
selling liquor on Sunday. Justice MorselI
fined him sci.
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JEwrLRY.-Go TO Prigg's Dollar Jewelry
Store. No AZ Pennsylvania avenue, near y
sfreet-Jet Jewelry, Jet Chains, Bracelets
Rings, SilverPlated Spoons, Forks, Cob
lets, Cups, Call Bells, California Stone Sets,
for only one dollar, At Prigg's One Dollar Jew
elry Store. No. ABS Pennsylvania avenue, near
~ street.
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Embrocation is specific. Price 81 per bottle
For sale ap42a Pennsylvania avenue, between
4Han 9Th streets.
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The SUPPOSED LYLKs MURDgRER-The
Alexandria Gazette of Monday evening SAYS:
The negro arrested in Norfolk, and Imprisoned
at Upper MsrIboro, as Richards, one OF the
murderers of the late Dir. Lyles, was not
recognized OH Saturday last by the parties sen I
from this city by the Mayor for the purpos of
identifying him.
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SHOOTING CARELEssLY.-Yeslerday morn.
ing, gentleman who resides on 10th, bet ween
l. and M streets north, discovered that the
shutter OF front window OF his parlor was
bored through and The glass smashed Upon
examination Minnie ball was found on the
noor- IL is probable the ball was fired a long
distance from the house and the force was
spent before II struck the shutter The firing
OF guns and pistols in the streets Is contrary 70
the city ordinance, even when charged with
powder alone; but the penalty for firing a bal
carelessly in the streets should be punished by
hhe and imprisonment. About eight months
ago ball was fired through the shutter of a
gentleman . bed chamber, in q house on 18th,
between CT and II streets north, and passed
through the headboard Of the bed on which the
gentleman was lying asleep, and within 4 very
short distance Of has head.
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AMUSEM ENTS,

80. AMUSEM ENTS.
NATIONAL THEATRE.
Pennsyivania avenue, near wilisrds' Hote'.
Fifteenth night of there enf asemeat Of
NIB. JEFFERs0S.
THIS swsinesd.yl EVENING. DEC. as, 1895.
Tor She ninth time In Dion Boucicauit's drama,
RIP VAN wINKLB;
Vh' THE SLEEP or TWENTY rEARs.
r I,rpySTnsnRsoN MATINEE, on sAruRDArAF.
o6 IN 6Pss:JsSSS.''on. BOro'e.uls' dram, of THE
WALLS NEW OPERA HOUSE.
BERRY Il WALL ........PROPRIETORs
h. b. PHILblPs............-.srA MANAGER
WEDNESDAY EVENING. December &c, 1866,
Third Might OF
Mr.. =. o. HAHFR Az
In De Wsidens Comedy,
SAM,
Supported By Powerful Cast from the
GREAT OoMBINATIOH COMPANY.
In Lshearssl, THE AMERICAN COUSIN AT
In active PREPARATION. THE LONG STRIKE
NATIONAL THEATRE.
GRAND CPERA SEASON.
MAX MARKTzEKs ITALIAN OPERA.
Precisely the same in Prtnct pals. Orchestra. and
Chorus as ut the present time in New York.
JANUARY 3, 1867.
FIRST OPERA:
CRIspIHo Il La 4s H9F FaIsv AND
The sale Of Seats for the Season will commence
At httzerotis Music Store on Saturday, December
day evening. The sale Of Single Nights will open
on on Tuesd cd C, mernins' and continue dusGs the
season oil opera. de 26-2t
FORREST HALL
LAFAYETTE DRAMATIC CLUB.
THURSDAY and FRIDAY. Dec IT and %, 1856,
Will be presented, by the
SaTs Of
THE ROBBERS;
o., THE FORESTS OF BOHEMIA.
Also. the laushsble Domestic Drama, entitled
Doo,,o. THE G., TooDLEs:
Admission, so Gents Ohildren, 2a Gents d25-st.
CoKCERT AND EXHIBITION.
a CHRISTMAS CONCERT AND rxH1BI.
Z Sabbath School, Georsetown, THURSDAY.
Dec. Nth. 1886, at ~ O'Clock. de "a ST
FANCY DRESSES AND COSTUMES
Apply r'''''1 Ms sd F fsitsts f hEs
de 10 st. 447 10th street.
DR0FS. J. W. q b. p. KREIS'
DANCING ACADEMY, A
Pennsylvanis avenue. bet. 9th and eth sts. ~
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel. ~ \
| Our Academy is now open for the reception NJ
fupiis. select class is now forming on Wed.
Desday afternoon from 4 to o'clock, for these
VINO cannot attend our regular classes. Circulars
can De had At J. r. Ellis and W. g. Metzerott 4
The Hall can be rented for soirees, &C.
Days and HoErs Of Tuition:
FOR Ladies, Misses and Masters, Tuesday and
Thu rsday afternoons, from to s O'Clock.
6entlemen' Glasses. Tuesday and THURSDAY eve
nipgs from 8 to 10 o clock.
ror further Inform alton apply during the hours
o'tuiton, or address q note to the Academy.
quarter commencing with the first lesson. se 10
ARIEI'S FASHIONABLE DANCING
Iva ACADEMY, AT "A
MARIEIs ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
| n, between 9th and l6th streets,
TEL: academy 10 open fer the recep-
ton Of pupils.
Days and hours Of tuition for young ladies
misses and masters. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
urdays, from to s D. m.
Gentlemens classes from 8 to 10. same evenings
Private instruction given to suit the con-
Nenienee OF the pupil se15
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RIoTIse.-Monday morning, O6icer Ander
sOn, of the Sixth Ward, arrested Peter Robin
son. Henry Smith, and Andrew Powers. cofd.
on charge Of riotinR. They were taken before
Justice Gull, who committed them 70 jail for
court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-26

FOUND DEAD.-Yesterday morning, Lieut.
Johnson. OF the second precinct, reported a
newborn white infant found dead I'm box
concealed in a ditch. at the corner Of wand
lfh streets north. The Coroner was notified
10 hold an inquest
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NOTICE. The Simpson House for sale, cor.
ner OF t0th street and Pennsylvania avenue
al great bargain; with a five years lease and
cheap rents. G.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-26

SELLING LIQUoR UHLIcxNsED.-Margare
Lynch was arrested on Monday. by Ofhcer
SfowI, of the second precinct, for se,hng
Justice Walter
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MAR RlR N.

PENNIES can be had in auy quantities at the
Star ONCE counter h.
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RY GREEN . WILLIAMs, Auctionesrs.
TRUsTEEE SALE oT Iapav .rocv

TRUSTEES SALE OF A LARa. STOCK OF
GkoCBRIES Ar AUCTIOH
On FRIDAY. the 18th instant, at 10 O'Clock O.
m, We shall sell, at the rner Of Pennsylyauis
rfes consisting Of
Crushed and Brown Sugars
Imperial, Young II yson and Back Teas
Cigars. Tsbscco and Snuff
Whistles. Brapdies, Wines, Rum Gin and other
Liquors
Wooden Ware. Crockery, &C.,
And all kinds OF goods kept in the Grocery line
which we deem unnecessary 20 nunerats.
Icall the attention OF dealers to the above sale.
Terms cash.
JOHN J. JOHNSON, Trustee.
DE rs GBEkN a. WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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By the Bey. .. d Fipckie, WALTER . CHAT.
Nan, Of New York city. to Miss AUGUSTA
VALLANDT, of Washington. No cards
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A.REsr ON A BKNcH WARRANT-Monday
Henry Young (colored) was arrested upon a
warrant issued by Judge Cartier, of the Su-
preme Court. D. c.. Young 10 charged with
the arrest, delivered him 70 the Marshal OF the
District Nft D. .f
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DIED..

FOWLER. In this city. Bee. 25sh, after q short
and painful illness, WILLIE g., son Of william
T. and Annie y. Fowler, aged 81 months
Dearest Willie thou hast left rs;
We thy loss N est deeply feel,
But 'tfs God VINO hath bereft us
"a He can oil ell our sorrows heel. :
VERMILLION. In PhiIadslphia, ON the 9th in
slant Mrs. 1LIZABETH y2RnlLLIoS relict
OF the late Richard vsrmillion, formerly Of Nor
folk, Va
fNorfoik and Portsmouth papers please copy. I
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RY w. B. LEWIS 3 CO., Auctioneers.
8. G0LDsTEIN Co.'S
mmNpn IN p1S nSALE OF UhRk-

AZ No q q stTest, ne.r Psnn'. .ys.oe.
eenber 18th and 18th, at 10 oclsck, and until eli 10
s soi1, at the above place. the entire lot Of
yer Watches OF Gil descrietions solid Gold
Chains, yewelry, Diamonds, Clothing. Cans Re
voivers, Surgical and Musical Instrumepts ke =
embracing over 1000 lots, which will positiy ely
cash. W.
Particular attention 10 called TO this sale. az
every article 10 warranted re represented or the
money returned within three days sfter sats
de IS 81 WIN LRWIs a M -.
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EcoR REur-Two FURNISHED ROOMS, At No.
4 4e7 18Th stree I. between Y and sa De Ia e
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LARCENY CAsEs.-Monday night, Lewis
Scenes, colored, was arrested by officer Pad :
gett, OF the Fourth Ward, for the larceny of q
pair OF CATERS, the property of Samuel Stine-
metz Justice Walter sent him TO jail for court.
John Bell, colored. was discovered in the act
OF entering the stable of Mr.. ). Simmaker, in
the country, and upon his attempting TO escape
ne was shot by young man who was watch
ing the stable, with load of small bird shot,
which entered his side near me hip. and caused
MN 10 tail near fence, and he was captured.
he confessed the larceny OF seventeen chick
ems and parts Of two sets Of new harness on a
previous occasion, and told where he had sold
the harness. Justice Walter sent him 10 Jail
for court
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oossx TVVWE Wiz r ,s%os oo asss.NDs,aIei
In the case Of William n. Wilson. executor
oressid hss WITH the sSrrobssicn n Of fss Sr
Ihans' Court Of Washington COUNTY aforesaid, sD-
anted sstn,rday, the sth day Of ysnpsry 1881, for
Estate Of said deceased and Of the sssets In hand e
s Is the sane hsys been COLLECTED end Turned into
heirs Of said deceased are notified to attend.
wtn snsls claim. properly yc1ehed, Or they may
eaid deeeesed 3 estate Provided COPY Of this or.
der De pubished Qpce week for three weeks in the
Tsst-JAs. =. 0'BEIRNE.
de l0-lav9Ws -HlH BoGioter Of Wills.
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ky1 W. l.. WALL CO., AuctioDeers.
- Stores 81 and 317,
South corner Pennsylvania avenue and 9th OF.
EXTENSIVE AND POSITIVE HOLIDAY SALE
or kIUE AHR VALUABLE FURS, ROBES
&C, By CATALOGUE.
Every lot warranted perfect and true to name
end to be sold without reserve. at our Auction
Rooms, On THURSDAY and FRtDAY MORN
ING, Dec "a aud D, h. commencing o. 10 clock
ever offered in Washington city by catalogue
HTnsON-BAY sHAwLs,
MINK sHAWLS,
SIBERIAN sQUIRRELs,
FREHCH FITCH.
WATER MINK. &C.
mar ufsstured in the latest aud most fashionable
CbLLARETTs,
kUGENIKS,
- OAPEs, AZ. &c.
full assortment Of Gents Gloves and MufIsr,
and IN carriage and sleigh Robes
RoCkI MOUNTAIN BEAyER,
PRAIRIE WOLF,
BUFFALO,
GESEErE, &c, &c.
ALSO.
large variety OF fine driving Gloves aud Gsunt-
iets. They teing q censig nment from one OF the
arrest I'm porting snd manufacturing houses in
einvite especial attention of buyers TO this
sale OF valuable Iurs. as the stock 10 OF this
ufsctuIe and are true 20 the name.
SALE POSITIVE.
w l.. WALL CO.,
de I'D Auctionsers.
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RoBBISG THE CONTESTANTS STORE.-Mon-
day morning a man named Michael Cieary
was arrested by Patrick Cailihan. watchman
At the Commfssary Store on Monument square,
in the act Of roobBg the store. He had a key
To the store with which he gained an entrance,
and had taken a lot OF tobacco, box OF soap,
Two hams, and was preparing TO get supply
of sugar when he was discovered and cap
tured- He was turned over to Sergt Pierce.
of the I'd ward, who took him 10 the Central
guard-house. Justice Morsell sent him TO Jail
for court
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ny GREEN a WILLIAMS, Aucuoneer..

TBUcTEEs SALE.
by virtue OF deed Of trust bearing date on the
seventh day OF march, A, ID. 1855, and duly re-
corded In Liber \. @. T. No. a. folio SO, OF the
land recsfds for Washington eounty, 10 the Dis-
triet OF Columbia, will sell o. public auction in
iropt OF the premises TUESDAY the soth
gay OF Deem Der, A. ID 1865, at O'Clock .. M,
part OF Lot number thirty, go, in Slpsre n m.
Der Pine hundred and four sea . said part Of lot
nsving front of twenty FIVE Ssl feet on the west
see OF Eighth street east, add running back With
.hst Width eight ts7D feet and three go IN
Terms OF sale One third OF the purchase mopey
to be paid in cash and the balance in six and twelve
months, with interest, secured by deed sf trust
upon the premises deposit Of $40 will be re-
CURED OF the purchaser at the time Of sale All
copveysncipg and STAMPS st the cost OF the pur-
chaser.
Ii the terms Of sale not complied with IN "
days IRON day of SALE the trustee reserves s n
70 resell the premises at the risk and ccut OF the
WIN. b WARD, Trus...
no2e-eo6ds GREEN VILLA Ms Aucts
81 TUE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED un-
I'll WEDNESDAY. the 2gth instant, same hour
and plsce, BY order ef the Trustee.
de 41 GREEN WILLIAMS. Auots.
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RY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctienssr,.
PAwSsBPEt2pHSE:gs SALE OF UNsspEEMII

PAwNBRoKERe SALE OF UNpRprrMED
PLkDGns AT PUBLIC AUCrIoN
On THURSDAY, the 2eth instant, at 10 Q clock l.
Of Green Wflliams' auction rooms M the corner
ofIth and streets large collection Of Hunting
Case Gold and Silver Watches, Diamond RIM
and Breastpins: and Jewelry OF every descri ptoo
Guns. Pistols, Musical Instruments, LaiieT and
Gentlepens Wearing pparel OF eysry descrf n
ton that can he men tioned
call the attention OF persons in want Of fne
goods TO the above sale.
Terms cash.
b. BURNsTINE, Pawnbroker.
de 26d GREEN q WILLIAMS Aucts
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BOARDING.

Hsr ra BOARDING.
ONE FRONT PARLOR, WITH BOARD FOR
" gentleman and wife At $50 Der month. Back
above 10th ct. de 76-6t'
R0ARplHG-Laree and small ROOMS, with
- BOARD. ct vi Vermont avenue, between II
snd l. few Tsble Boardsrs accommodated.
CBylRAL NIOELF-PURNIsHED ROOMS,
- with Board, At No. ~, Missouri avenue, be-
tween 80 and "A Streets. de7s ST.
ELEaANTLY FURNIsHED ROOMs, IN
~ suits or stngly with or without board, at 2Ss
II street, between 18th and 18th; Table bearders
accommodated. Terms reasonable. Also, base
ment Rooms suitable for Offices, and stable and
carriage House IN resr Of the house for rent.
MR6, X. KEARNBY JORDAN.
os nsiersnsss; MsjSr General 6.isht, P.ymaster
kev. Mr.: Keeling. pastor of Trinity Church; Rev
amer mcNaily, Of 6t. Matthews Church.
SINGLE GHNTLEMEN, Oh GKNrLEMEN
- and tneir wives, can be accommodated with
Rooms, furnished or uufurnished, With good
Board; gas; bath, hot and cold water. At No,
VIZ Bridge street, Georeetown. no IS I'M
TABLE BOARD 1t No. 46a io,h street, . few
doors north Of the avenue. Terms SIS per
month. deN66
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-26

LECTURE BY BAYARD TAYLoR.-We invite
the attention of our readers 20 the announce
ment IN our advertising columns Of q lecture
by this celebrated traveller and poet. to be
given at Metzerott Hall to-m rrow evening
His subject - yourselves and Our Relations:
one OF special interest 10 AL. This lecture is
one OF course OF fourteen. given under the
auspices OF the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation. who are endeayoring TO secure funds
for the erection OF q building 10 contain a
literary. reading-room, parlors, &c. for the use
of the members Of the association, strangers,
and others; the surplus proceeds Of the lee
lures will be devoted 20 this object.
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We shall sell at our Auction Rooms nm ths oor
neT Of 9TH and streets, on FRIDAY, the sth day
o. January next 1871, at clock y. m, all OF Lot
depth, fronting on I'D street near q street
Terms: One third cash balance in 81 and tveIve
months. fer notes bearing Interest, and secu "a
by deed OF trust on the premises. All convex
sneing sss revenue stsnps st the cost Of the pur-
de 16- eoSds GREEN A WIIIIaMs A,.,.
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY WITH INTENT TO
kILL.-IesterdAy morning, two colored me n,
named Albert Miller and John Williams re-
siding in Goat Alley, between 9th and 7th and
l. and NJ streets north, had = quarrel, whic b
resulted in Miller taking a hatchet or hand
axe and Innlcting very severe but not dan
gerous wound upon Williams face. Ur. w
b. Butt promptly attended Williams and
dressed the wound. Miller was arrested by
Sergeant Franklin, or the Third Ward, who
took him TO the Central Guardhouse. Justice
Morsell Investigated the case, when it ap-
pearing that there 10 no probability that the
wound will terminate fatally, the prisoner was
committed for assault and battery with intent
10 Kill
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS
CREAT nARGAINs In DRY GOODS AT

Winter goods, acing French Merinos. I'M
Rress Oloths, Poplins, MsIino Plaids, Alpacas,
nes. Oloths, Cassi nsfes. satinstts &C., at greatly
reduced Rrices We have also received good
vhich We are selling very cheap. Good sbisschsd
shifting nuslin ct q cents; upbisachsd 1uslin
at 70 eta We are dstsrminsd 70 sell good bar
s.ia, Z, Give ne call before Rprehssins
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ErOk HGET-0ns ROOM 90 ist 1oor ead three
ROOMS o. I'd eoor, over Stiuenetze a and
Fur Siore, 2Sl4 Rsnna avenue. Kent msder-
ate. no :3-tf
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RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Auotioosen.

Will be sold at Public Au ction on SATURDAY.
the 18th instant, ct 10 O'Clock O. ct our uetio1
Rooms. viz:
L handsome Brussels and other Carpets.
ALSO.
good assortment OF Household Furniture
10 whish We call the attention of buyers, az they
Will be sold without reserve,
DEF GREIN A VILLA Ancfa
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RI GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctiopeer..


TRUSTEES sALEoF VALUABLE BgILpIse
LOT. FRONTING ON STREET kOkTE
BkT&EEN 18th AND 18TH sTREETs
WEST. AT PUBLIC AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY,, the 26th instant, at O'Clock
p. m, shall sell, on the premises, BY virtue OF a
decree OF the supreme COURT Of the District OF
Columta, PASSED IN chancery cause No. $40, v here
In Louisa warren. complainant, We. Jane Brent
ane Eliza Williams, defendants, all that piece or
parcel Of Ground, being the western half OF Lot
No 5. in Square No 2E, having q rood front ana
depth, running back 20 50foot alley.
Terms: One-third each: and the residue In two
equal iDstallments, At six and twelve msnths from
the day OF sale the whole te bear interest from the
day OF sale, and the thereof to be secure
oy the note or notes OF the purchaser
with good snd sufficient fbsefser. 20 be Approved
of by the Trustee All convey ancing and revenue
stamps At the cost OF the purchaser 500 down
when knocked off, aud ~ the terms are not com
piled with ia five days sitter the day OF sals the
Trustee reserve. the right 70 resell the properfy a
the risk and cost Of the defaulting purchaser nv
advertising three times IN the Evening Star
II. l.. SAUNDERS. Trustee.
de ll-eodSs GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-30
P0sey County Union Convention.

A Mass Convention of the Union party
OF Posey County, will meet at New Har-
mony, on Monday, September Sd, 1885, at
1o'clock P. M, for the purpose of nomin-
/ atiag andidates for county offices.
Lieut.. Gov. G. Baker, and other distin-
Euished speakers, have been invited, and
will be present to address the Convention.
All unconditional Union rlen-an who
are in favor of ret0drdi'l0 our brave soldiers,
and all who are opposed to the payment of
the rebel debt, or penstonia0 ofrebeE soldiers,
or the admission into Congress of rebel off,
GERS, who, having taken an oath to support
the Constitution, committed perjury and
treason by their rebellion; all, who are in
favor of equal representation, and who are
opposed to the negro Uottn9, or the unite
man voting for him; and all who are in ia
vor of Civil and Religious LibeftJ, and the
removal of the Temperance question from
the political arena, are invited to attend
and, take part in the proceedings of the
Convention. By Order of the -
COUNTY CENTRAL CoMMITTEE.
Aug. oath, 1856. 14.o
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DIR. WHITTIER.

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in-his Office will shoY, has made Chronic
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Much Of his practice has been of a pri-
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81 Merc1ffaT ffections Of the Tro s Skin,
also the effects Of "a Solitary Hiatt, s6inons
to body and mind, producing Blotches, De-
bility, impotence, Dizziness, Dimness OF
Sight! Confusion OF Idsas, Evil Forebod-
ings, Aversion to Society, Loss of Memory,
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Hours am. to Pm. Once perma-
nentiy' located at No. s. st. Charles Street,
s5 a1 Hotel S1s s SSea i1
&c onsuitafion rooms, and rooms for the
accom- mediation OF such patients as require
daily personal attention.
aqmo9 91gEVER YBODYuR :
can get in a sealed letter envelope my
g Theory. Symptoms and Treatment of
Nervous, Urinary, and Sexual Diseases"
clearly delineating all the Diseased Condi-
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age. Circular for Ladies, relating to Dis
eases of Puberty, Menstruation, and PreG-
nancy, three cents.
aus d&wSm ldIt a W.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-30
The German Press. !
Translated from the Evansville Cnion.l
sr. 60 TT 0IrrpTv no nm N -------

- 4 ~ 4 10 = ~ -
lTransIated from the Evansville Union.
6Jmo0 SO 4IFFIIalgqHT EelBEsM ~
The ST. louis Times has thetfol-
lowing: sTaglf Hzil
~" Also, the Constitutional Amend
ment. against slavery, which Congress
proposed to the States for approba4
ton, has no Constitutional power. for
it was proposed by a corporation not
having the right to make such a. pro-
position :. e}tsdi Net1 90
! There, we have it, exactly as we
said it would comel All legislation
of the last five years is to be declared
invalid and void. What, now, the
resolution IN the Democratic platform
means, concerning the national debt,
every child lean see1 Congress au-
thori&edthe samel all its actions are
Illegal, therefore all its Hobligations
are svoid as Well.ao He who desires
now that greenbacks, x592Q's, 1905,
&c, should be only worth the paper
they are printed on, had better vote,
the Democratic, traitor ticket. 's9l /.
q il viii yet BE- glorious ri2n in this
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-30

THE rebel General Wright, who
was delegate to Philadelphia, has
been writing letters to the Augusta
Chronicle, of which he is now editor.
In the course of one Of them he says ::
- The Federal cavalry General Custer
is here. / have met him several times
o-day, but, be seems not to recognize
me as the Confederate wholhcked him
out of his boots on one occasion IN
Virginia. and who has now his fine war
charger blowing cotton on the broad
fields of the South i. b.. 10 ~
~ Gen. WRfGHT is not the only rebel
General that feels contempt for Gus
TIERS political tergiversations.i
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-30
THE EVANsVIILE DATLY JOURN5Ia THURsDAY, AUGUST9O.

army, than for sinking Dutchman,
who has an interest in this war.
: 80 Why should not every Dutchmans.
taken prisoner, be hanged who much
ess than Sambo deserves our sym
patty? The living masses of beer,
sOurkrout, 5 tobacco, and sinking
cheese, who, on foot and horseback,
rove piIlaging through the South,
should be used to manure the plains
of Alabama, Tennessee, and Georgia. "
That man certainly deserves to be a
member of the johnson Conyentionl
Eat dirt, Germans, and vote, the
johnson National Union Ticket.