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THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE TIL ATTHE
i subscriber has obtained from the orpAAns' Court
q washington eoanty In the District q Co,umbis,
Jane. X, Rsrsusou, lats Of washkAstos, d O.. de-.
ceased. All persons having eaims sganst tbs said DE-
the vouchers thereof to the ssbsobsr on or before he
50 day Of soyembei next they may Otherwise By law
BE- excluded from all ksAsat Of the said sststs -
Given uadsr ~ haad this Sd day Of NovsmSsv, isSs
ses.iswsws iisls;sSsssi.,
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IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS GOING
SOUTH.

IMPORFANTTOT TRAVELLERS GOING
Il SOUTH.
THE GREAT ATLANTIC sEABoARD ROUTE NOW
OPEN AND IN SUCCESSFUL OPERATION
FROM NEW YORK TO NEW ORLEANS,
VIA THE
WILMINGTON AND WELDON AND WILMINGTON
AND MANCHESTER RAILROADS AND
THEIR CONNECTIONS,
To Charleston Savannah August. Atlanta West Point.
Neon, Columbus, Montgomery, Mobile, Meridian, New
Orleans, and all points South and the Southwest,
The managers Of this old establifhed and favorits
route, with . view 10 maintaining its well-knowu
prestige, have thoroughly reurnshed 1t with and
magnificent passenger cars all Of the latest and most
approved pattern, and built expressly with an eye to
health, elegance and comfort. On all night trains luz
urious palaa sleeping ears possessing every modern
improvement well ventilated and replets with every
comfort.
Through tickets sold and baggage checked to all I'm.
portant points South.
Be particular and ask for tickets VIA WILMINGTON,
n. 2: ~ 80 doing you secure EXPEDITION, SAFETY,
For through tickets or reliable information apply .,
the Ticket Once, the southwest Of Psnnsyva-
| W. J. WALKER,
| jtD General Agent.
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.

x
wAsnrlaroI, Juns II, 1850
Trains between WASHINGTON and BALffnoRE and
WASHINGTON AND THE wEsT, sre now run ss fol-
lows, Wis: -...t -.
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave daily, except Sunday, Al 100, Lso, and iIlb
q. m, and 246, 4. 80, and 400 p. m. .r.
FOR ALL WAT STATIONS.
Lave daily, except Sunday, a 100 .. m and 4 -
and 9 p m. ...-r.
FOR WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANsAPoAIs JUNO.
..lb TION.
Lave ate. 10 and J =. m, and at 4 u and ass p.
u. daily, except Sunday. .r
FOR AsHAPoLIs
Leave At 90 and 50 m. and l. 80 p m. No train
70 or from Annapolis on Sunday. .r-
on SUNDAY.
FOR BALrInoRl.
Leave st T. 50 An. and a46 aad 9. oop.m
FOR WAY srATfoHR
Leave d 7so .. N, and " aad p. N.
FOB ALL PARTS OF THE wIsr.
Leave daily, except sunday, A Lso .. N. and 500
On Sunday, at g. % p m. only, sonnsetips at Rela,
Station with trains from Baltimore to wheeling, Par
Throush Tickets to the IVES. can be had as the wash
ington Station Ticket 0nes At all hours In the day,
we'll - at the Bankers and Brokers' Telegraph 0ncs,
ss Pennsylvania avenue, between Sixth and Seventh
For New York, Phiisdsiphis, and Boston, see .dvsr.
ussmsnt Of Through Line"
Master Of Trans nsportaton.
L. r. COLI
GEO. 9. KooHTz, Asssi, %
JAs-n Washington.
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'IME TABLI
RAILROAD OF NEW
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n VEN NAL nhlhnOhD VI NEW
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PASSENGER AND FRRroHr DEPOT IN Nsw YORK,
FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET.
Connscts at Hampton Junction with Delaware, Lack.
awanna, and Western railroads, and Of kaston with
Lehigh Valley railroad and is connections, forming
direct line to PITTsRURa AND THE WEST without
ALLsNrows LINE TO TIE WEST. lE
THRkR kxPRxss TRAINS DAILY f0R THE WEST,
SIXTY NILE IA THEE HOURS ssvsd ~ Ills line
TO Chicago, Cineinnat, st. Louis, &C., with bat one
SPRING ARRANaRMsNTs,
Comnensing hsyn, lses leave New York .. iollows
with train for Haaoh Chunk, Williamsport, Wilkes
NAH Traia Il o6 n for Ylsuinston, laston Water
Gap Scranton, wltssbarrs Great Bend Pttston, Bins-
800 T. n, wsstsra Express for Easton, Alisptows,
change Of 10 Cinennati or Chieaso and bat two
changes TO 81 Louis Connects at HaxsburG with the
Northern Central snd Philaaslpha and Rs roads, for
Cory and the Oil Regions. O. =. 30 ..-r
IL 20 m for Baston, Allentown, Maueh Chunk, Read.
ing, Pottsville, Harrisburg, 10. -
400 2 n for Isston, Scranton, Great Bead, Bsthls-
500 p m. for sOmsrvills and rismington.
6:l6 ,. n. for somsrville la
1850 D. n. for somsrvills. .aa. a-. . -. ID
500 p. M, Western Express Train for Raston, Allen
town, Reading Harrisburg, Pttsburg, and the West.
Sleeping Cars through from Jsrssy Cisy 70 Pittsburg
tickets for ihs wsst can be ob..n.d al the once Of
the Central Railroad Of New Jersey. foot Of Liberty
street, N. R. at No Asor Houss q Nos ~ o2e, sad
9A Broadway; and at the principal hotels.
SEQ JOSIAH o. brEARNs, Superintendent.
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NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN
IN RAILROAD-lS66

Passenger Station in New York. Twenty Seventh
street and Fourth avenue.
Entranes on Twenty seventh street.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK:
For New Haven, 700 500 (Rx J, ll.30 q. m. l2l5
lRx 90 CRx. S45, 490 and 8. % Ok p. m For
800 lRI Sts, 50, 500 Ok N; For Milford and
asld, sOghpSr. and wsstPoIt 90 II 50 m So, so
iale (Ex 500 tEIl sas, 49, $50, 500 lEI p; N. For
Darisn, T. 90, 80, n,So a. m; s.4o, 40, 80 m.
$50 p. m. for Stamford, 90, 500 Ok $50, llso
g m l2l6 Ex) 500 (Ex.), S{o, $50, bs0 $50, s. 90
EI) p RoI Portehsstsi and intsrmedate stations,
100, o. 3d. ll.soa M; s+o, 49, $50 $50, T0op. m.
CONNECTING TRAINS
500 p For Boston via Shore Line, l2i6 (Rx D %
P N. Ter Hartford and Springfield, 500 Ok. a. m ;
l2lb 500 lRx.), 500 p. IN. For Conneetcut River
Railroad, 500 m. (Ex IL 10 p IN. to Montreal, 500
p m. to Northampton. For Hartford, Proyidsncs and
New Haven, New London and stonington Railroad Al
90 m l2l5, 500, 500 p IN. For Canal Railroad,
u 10 m % sorthampton; Por Housstonio RailroAd
500 g. m. For Naugatuck Railroad, 500 q. m; 500 D.
m r0r DAnbury and Norwalt Railroad, TOOa 80 .. m,
Commodious sleeping cars attached to p m train
apa JANIS n. HoYr, Superintendent.
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.nAILuoAD ID q.
DuiLADELPH III A. 4 WILMINGTON,
Il n AND BALrIMoRt RAIhRoAD. m 80
~ NE TABLl.

OommsnsinE MONDAY, April leth, 1884 -
Trains for Baltimore and wsshinston lssvs PhilA-
@I5 .. m, Express, Cxondays excepted y Ii.4s g. n,
Express; 500 D. m Express and ll.oo p m, Rxpssss.
Way Mail Train for Baltimore at 6lsa. N. iI7r'-'
TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore 7a5a m, Way Nail D % q n, L.
press; !. 10 p m. Express; 6s5 p. m, Express e26
- SUNDAY TRAINS. ~
Leave Philadsiphia for Baltimore and wsshington
at 4lb a. m. , and II. 90 D. m.
Leave Baltimore for Philadelphia al s.25 p. m.
Leave Baltimore for New York at a26 p. m. r .
milo H.P KINNEY, superintendent
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JUVENILE BOOKS.

To be published during October and November
STORIES OF MANY Lands BY Grace Greenwood
Illustrated.
RED-LErTER DAYS " Gail Hamilton. Illus
trated.
AFLoAT IN THE FOREST. By Mayne Reid. Illus.
trated,
THR oIRAYF HUNTERS By Mayns Reid. Illus.
trstsd.
aRIMM's COLLINS with Illustrations in Color.
NEW JUVENILE. BY Louisa n. Alcott
ll.H
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ERIE RAlLWAY.-TRAINS LEAVE
depot foot Of Chambers street, via Pavonia ferry
100 n, Day kxpress, for CAnandaiguA, Rochester,
Buffalo, Salamanca, and West Conusets at Buffalo with
Lake Shore and Grand Trunk Railways, and at saiA.
msnea with Atlantic and Great Wests-n Railway.
$50 ~, MIX and Way Train, Dai y, 10 otisvills.
1000 H., Express Mall for Buffalo, Salamanca and
DunkiIk, eonnseting with Lake Shore and Atlantic and
Great Western RAilwAys
A00P.n Way Train for Port Jsrvis and NewburRh.
b0or.1, Might kxpress, for CsnAndagua, Rochester.
Buffalo, Salamanca aud West.
800 H., Lightning Express, Daily for oausndsigus
Roehsstsr, Buffalo, Salamanca, DunkiTk, and Wsst
Connects a Buffalo with Lake Shore and Grand Trunh
wsstsrn Railway.
500 :; n, lPlsrset Train. Daily. for Bussio. sala
nance, ngakiIk, had West.
NtdI RIDDLl. Gen I su,,t ssv York.
W = sAss, seal Ssss " Y ssv yssk' N'H
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SHORE LINE RAILWAY.
GREAT MAIL ROUTE
NEW YORK, PRoViDENcR AND BOSTON.

THREE DAILY TRAINS,
Leaving New York, corner Of Twenty seventh street
and Fourth avenue, at q. m. l2;lb, and s p. m.
This new aud popular re ate between New York and
Boson Ia by far The most delightful between the two
great cities skrng does the shores Of Long Island
Sound and Bay, being almost entirely free
from dust Chat great annoyance to uayelers) and af
hording a ane sea breeze nearly the entire route.
splendid sleeping ears attached 70 all night trains
sel6.u 8. y. SCRANTON, President.
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TO CLUBS.

Money orders are preferred from all post Offices
issuing them from other post Offices tho letters
should be registered.
1t is not necessary that tho subscribers to club
should be all sent at one time, or that they should
receive their papers at the same post Office. Pa
pers will be addressed singly to each member Of q
club.
We would urge our friends to proceed with the
work of getting up clubs Immediately. Do not
wait until the clubs are full but forward the name'
fast as they are obtained.
Persons sending us q club Of twenty subscriber
to the WEEKLY, and $50, will be entitled to 81
extra copy, free.
~ Specimen copies sent on application.
Address, WI. MURTAGH CO.,
Washington, D. @.
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ID ARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY
N RAILROAD.

CHANCE OF TINE
On and after MONDAY, August 0, 1850, the trains
and boats Of this company will leave as follows;
Steamer JESSE HoEr will leave Pier No. 50 N. B.,
foot Of Duane street, At TO- - m, connecting with
Exprsss for Ned BaaE, Long Branch ngdas Point
Pleasant Bricksburg, Manchester, Tom River Wood
mansis Barnsga shanong Tuekerton, ,Atson, Jackson,
and PhilAdelphA, and all stations the Camden and
Atlantic Railroad.
At4 p. IN. from Pier No 80 N. R., and l. l6Ip, m
from Pier No H., eonnsetins with trains for above
points and PhilAdslphia and Express train for Long
Branch.
Fare to Long Branch on this train only 25 cts.
Fare to Philadelphia all trains, ~
The freight boat leaves at 80 p. for all points
the line aud PhiladelphiA
RErURSIEo rRAISs LEAVE PHILADELPHIA;
Express at m, from foot Of Vine street. Fare to
New York, o.
Way, Mail, and Express at 40 e. IN. from Camden,
arriving At New York at $50 q. IN. and stopping al
Pier N. r.
Freight at 6l6 p. m., arriving in New York at 4
o'clock next morning.
All baggage must be delivered In New York at Pier
No 50, as none will be received at Pier at Noa
seli II WIN. N. CLAYTON, sup't
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n AL no A ID =.
DROOKLYN AND JAMAICA RAIL
ID WAY COMPANY, .......
Y CHANGE OF TINE.

SUMNER ARRAsoxkINr FROM AUGUST 49, 1906
LEAVE SOUTH FERRY.
For Jamaica, 7.4sand lo.ls g. m, 1890, s. La+s and
645 p. m. .I.. ..f'. =.
For Hempstesd, 7.46 and 1918 g. n, and and p M
For syoaset, 10. rs Q. m, aad 4 .. N. .rr ..
Greenport, 745 Q. m, and 8 .. m.
Leave Jamaica for Brookiyl, 20, . 80, sa5, o. and
10 O. m and !, 8. 20, 4, Q, and p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Connecting at East New York with city cars.
Leave JAmaiea, 8, 0, and II m, !, AIS. $50, and
6l6pm '#.
Leave East New York for Jamsics, $50, o. 50, and
II. 80 O. m, I. 80, 245, 4, g. 80. and 0 45 p m.
Tho 7. 45 a. train from South Ferry connects with
L. ]. r. X. excursion train. y. hoLLoY,
se96 Superintendent
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EDW ARD LYCETT,
~ B0oK-BIHDKR AND PAPER. RULER,
No. sl Psnnsyivanis avenue between Tenth and Klsv
snth streets, south side.
books elegantly OF Plaiaiy bound. Psrisdissis aat
Hsvapspsv ssssfslly s.issaeSk
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CHARLES SUMNER.
ary Of War.]
WAR DEPARTMENT, !

For the New England States address .
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Delaware, District Of Columbia, Ohio,
and Michigan, address
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For Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Kansas Iowa, Mnns.
sofa, and Wisconsin, address
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ESSRS. TICKN & FIELDS
PUBLISH THIS DAY
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A TTRACTIvE NEW WOREs
PUBLISHED THIS AUTUMN,
TICKNoR &PI8LDs, BosroN.

. O. III 6EPTEMBRR.
THE BIoLow PAPERS. By jana. Ru..ell Lovs,,.
Second 6eries, J vol. lemo -r-.'-''' -.
THE YANKBk ~ CANADA. By Henry D. rhorsau
vol. l0mo. Uniform with walden, "'&o
TRRAsURHs FROM MILToN's PROSE WRITINGS.
vol. lomo Bsvsllso boards aad red edges, uniform
with "6lr Thomas Browns.h .--7 49, -
THI LlHE OF JAMES GATEs PRRoIvAL. By
julius u Ward. vol Large l2mo.
POLITICAL WORKS By Thomas r. Hervsy Com.
and Gold. 80 -
.PoEks By xliIsbsth Aksrs (Riorsnes Psrey) Com.
plsts In one volume. Blue and Gold. -. =
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Applications for admissions be made TO any OF fhe
medical star the matron at the Hospital OTdsIs for
admission the free beds Of this Institution can be OBJ
daiued Of the Rev c. H. Hall, Rector Of the Epiphany
Church, Of tho Rev. A. D. Gillette Pastor Of tbs First
Baptist Church and Of Surgeon In charge at his res
idenee Orders the mission Of the wives widows
OF soldiers Of the United States army be procured
through the Surgeon General, United States army.
jy20 G. II. HALL, d. D., Secretary.
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An Agent Of the Excelsior omnibus Company viii
pass through sseh train before rsashnG The depot
Once No. 4l0 Penn street. opea day and night whsrs all
orders for the movsmsnt Of passsngsrs aAa baggage
will reesvs prompt attention.
Baltimore express viii arrive with Philadsphia sx-
press q 8 30 p. m On Hondays 80. ~ :
H0fIC1-in ssss Of loss, ths Company win hold
themselves for psrson baSsss only, aaA
v. n. BICKwIfH, Agent,
A the Psnpsyivaaia Central Railroad Passsness ais-
ticu, LihArty and Washington strasss
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IN NovRNBER.

IN NOVEMBER.
THR TENT ON THE BEECH, AND OTHER PoENs
New Volume By John O. Whittier. :
EyANdELlNE. By Henry wsdsworth Longfsllow.
Ito. :. = ~. = = -
THR PROSE WRITINGS Of Henry waasworth Long.
fellow. New and Revised Riectrotyps Edition, Con-
plete In volumes, uniform with the Poems.
THE VISION OF SIR LAUNFAL By James Rus-
sell Lowell With 10 Illustrations, BY q xytiass, Jr
MAUD MULLlR By John a. whi,usr. with II
Illustrations BY W. T. Hennessy. beautiful octave
volsme. :.
PLowER-DE-LUCR New Volume Of Poems By
Henry wadsworth Longfsllow. With nlustrations
I vol Small 4to. -
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IN OCTOBER.

THE DIAMOND TINNYsoN. Agsv s.d Complete
sdiaon Of fIesny:Sns Posms' In ore bssufui volume.
TlE PICTURE oT ST. JOHN. BY B.y.rd Taylor.
l vol 16mo. .I - ''''
THE PRosE WRITINGS OF JOHN O. WHITTIER.
Comprising Literary Reersations," sold Portraits
and Modern Sketches. - Margaret Smiths Journsi,''
0RiFrITH oAthTi on JEALOUSY By Charles
Rsads, Author Of CArists Johnstons," etc. ! vel
dAARAQTRR AND CHARACTERISTIC MEN. By
saSiR THR PovTa1RIp4w I; vMThalRpl. wdv% lysi lsao.
fellow New and Revised Klsetrotyps Edition. Com
plsis u volumes, aths style Of Tsnnyson, PArring-
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IN DECEMBER,

RELIGIOUS POEMS. By Harriet Bsecher Stowe
With Illustrations.
RREATHiNds OF THE BETTER LIFE. Edited BY
Lucy LacTon. VOL
LECTUREs ON GREECE ANCIENT AND MODERN,
By the late President @. O. Felton. w
wood. = -
THE OLD SERGEANT. AND OTHER POEMS. By
Poresythe Wilson.
PoEMs. GRAVE AND GAY. By Geo. Arnold.
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NED ICAL sTAFP.

SURGEON IN CHARGE
JH. THOMPSON, N. D., lsI street, between Twen- :
tieth and Twenty -First streets.
CONSULTING PHYSICIANS AND sURGEoNs.
JOS. X BARNES, n. D., Surgeon General, United
States Army.
JOS RILEY n D., Georgetown.
THOs MILLER, N. D., y street, Washington.
A. YP GARNErT, n D., New York avenue.
W. p JOHNSTON, NJ D., Washington
GRAFTON TYLER, D., Georgetown.
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COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN
LYING-IN ASYLUM,

Fourteenth street. tcrcle. corner Of N street.
This institution Is situated Ia the most healthy por-
tion Of the District, surrounded by ts grounds.
Cars pass the door every I've minutes
Terms Of admission FDm te to go per week, In
eordance with the room required payable In advance
This includes Board, Medicines Medical, and Surgical
Attendance.
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ID EA DIN RAIL r o A D.
III GREAT TRUNK LIHE, ,...
FROM PHILADELPHIA TO TIE INTERIOR OF PENN
sYLvANIA, THE SCHUYLxILL, 6UsoUEaANNA
CUMBERLAND, AND WYOMING VALLEYS, THI
NORTH, NORTHWEST, AND THE CANADAs.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-06

State of Tennessee, to investigate
claims OF loyal slave holders. e,lfef.
The 1Fibune's New Orleans special
says II Is stated on very good author
sity that the President has ordered
General Sheridan not TO make any ar
rests under General Grants previous
order, which affects forty-four PERSONS
accused Of committing murders on
the Both Of July IN that city. 1t is
well known that afiidavits were placed
in General. Sheridan's hands over two
months ago accusing certain parties of
murder, and the above accounts for
his not acting in the matter. The APP
pointment of Judge Morgan, noto-
rious copperhead, as United States
District Attorney, will etfectually pre-
vent the prosecution of the numerous
parties held for trial by the United
States Commissioners, under the civil
rights bill. lfat .tfae
Official information reached GEN
eral Sheridan yesterday of numerous
outrages committed against Union
men in the parish of st. Landry,
General Sheridan leaves for Texas
tomorrow on important business. He
will be absent four or five days. "A Z 80
The 1Tibune's Chicago special says
a man named james Shaw, alias Oul-
bert, las been arrested there on suspi-
cion of having robbed an express
company in Massachusetts, of $27 600.
81 A 1ribune's Nashville special says: !:
The Tennessee Legislature convenes
to-day. There will not be quorum
present for several days, however, as
full returns from the election, held on
Thursday, have not been received.
Governor Brownlow, it is under
stood, in his message will advocate
negro suffrage and the disfranchise-
ment Of all rebels. e..,,,.E
a Tibpae's Lawrence, Kansas, dis
patch says: .a.tf ,su .aii 81 \
The party who attacked Col. Phil
lips and Goss, while surveying in the
Indian country, was headed by John
Britton, of Neoshee Falls, who had
grudge against Col Goss. b The latter
was severely if not mortally wounded.
Col. Phillips is reported killed, and
were also Killed. asseSksS W.
sleA party of English noblemen who
went out, without an escort, have not
been heard from, and are supposed to
have been captured BY the Indians.
anA Cheyenne peace counsel will be
held this week. gaHs9 AsGFfge sF -.
NEW YoRK, Nov. ga private dis
patch received in this city, quotes
Western mixed corn at Liverpool on
Saturday, November 3, at 33s. six
pence.
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EVANSVILLE TUESDAY NOVEMBER g. 1866 y Ynsi

The first part Of this proposition was
simply in accordance with the pledge
made by Mr.. Alexander before Gov.
Swami whilst the charges against the
Commissioners were being invests
gated. lt was made then as now, and
was aeceded to BY the Commissioners,
with theyiew of preserving the peace, I
and the Commissioners having already
announced officially ia the morniug
papers that they would appoint one
judge and one, clerk in each precinct
from the Conservative, party. There
was, of course, no objections to it, the
remainder of it being fully covered by
the provisions Of the registry law.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-06
General Wood Reports Smell Crops
In Mississippi. Prisoners Rent 20
Ship Island. Cotton Quotations.

New ORLEANS, November 5.-+-Brel
vet Major General Wood, Assistant
Superintendent Of freedmen 3, Bu-
reau for Mississippi, says the eEeps IN
Mississippi will nett considerably less
than the cost of production, and an
ticipates much privation therefrom.
He also pronounoes false The state
ment that he charged that sale of
negroes took place near Brock hagens
Brevet Major General Mower com.
mands the District OF. Lonisiapa,y in
Guiding part of Jefferson and Marshal
Counties, Texas, aud il also, made
Acting Commissioner of Freedmen'B b
Bureau for louisiana ~ Fl I.
Seventeen additional military pris-
oners have been sent to Ship Island
10 serve out eourt.martial ihentenceal
Cotton is 4@ac highergwithsales Of
seven thousand bales The, receipts
were,six thousand bales. Bank sterf
ling is sixty cents. New York en-
change is at par. Freights unchanged,
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New YoRK, Nov. 5.-The Epeaino
Posts edition contains the following
Gonoering the reported death Vf Mr.
Mr.. Simon Draper, Of, this oitylhps
been dangerously i'll for several weeks
at White Stone, Long Island, On
Saturiag ohls yphysicihnss abandohed'
all hopes of his recovery; he grew
worse rapidly. on Sunday and at last
was attacked with paralysis of the
right,sideoIA A report of his death has
just reached here, but II is not yet fully
believed. dyI 4r3fy .gAQi
New YoRK, Nov. 5.--Walter Wes-
colt, living at 430 Second Avenue, was
so severely stabbed, in the saloon at
No. 443 First Avenue, on Saturday
night, that his entrails protruded from
the wound A party OF four rufhans
were implicated in the assault. but
made their escape, and their names
are unknown. The wounded man
was alive last night. IS -
NEW York. Nov. 5.-Superintend-
ent of Police Kennedy has issued an
order to his subordinates touching
the recent advisory letter of District
Attorney Hall, concerning the OBJ
struction of polling by challengers.
He says; You are hereby ordered TO
give full protection to all persons who
may be legally acting in an orderly
manner as challengers of any poll
within your precinct. That in case
any challenger be disorderly, you will
remove him from the poll room with
out warrant or order of a majority of
the Board of Inspectors of the cleo
tion district where the disorder may
occur, or without any warrant by any
police or justice Of either city for the
arrest of any person acting as chal-
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WASHINGTON, Nov. Sit will be
fecollected that several days ago the
ex- Secretary ofthe Interior, Mr.. Har-
Ian, published defense Of his sale of
the Cherokee neutral lands, to the
American Emigrant Society, of Con-
necticut.
This morning General Thomas Ew-
ing, Jr., replies to that gentleman, de-
nying that he stated to Mr.. Harlan
that If these bonds were sold as the
lands of the Sacs and Foxes,
he and his friends could make
money out of the transaction.
The main point in the protest is of
himself and John A. Wright, at
torneys for the Cherokee Indians.
against the sale, was that according TO
the trsaty, If the lands were to be held
at alb without appraisement, and ad-
vertlsed and competition bids, they
were to be sold lin a body for cash.
The General replied at length to other
portions of Mr. Harlan's defense. y
New YoRK,Nov 5.-The steamship
Caledonia, from Glasgow, has arrived.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-The Mexi-
can Minister has received a letter
from Vera Cruz, dated October 25th,
by way Of New Orleans, stating that
the Emperor Maximilian left the city
of Mexico on the 23d inst, resigning
verbally in favor of Bazaine.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-06

TEELING DULY THANKFUL FOR
= the very liberal patronage received
during the past seven years, and being
permanent residents of the city, desire all
persons whether, they need their profess
sional services or mott To visit their rooms
and see the various styles of work mann.
fncturcd. -s = ~" HfAtF
Improvements and inventions are being
made, and everything that VIII subserve
the interests of their patients II securea ~
them. Their establishment and facilities
are equal 90 any in the Eastern cities. aii.
They have several An6esthetics for allie
waiting pain when extracting teeth. L43I
Cheeks that are sunken can be- restored
TO nearly their original contour. hgaI
All desirable styles OF flARTIFICIAL "A L
TEETH made anywhere in the United
states are made by as lfreeWarfties OF
Chtldren's Teebh successor liv 9Drrected. =
Those havfllg uscayed feetll 3 h0uld
either have ffyefn extFacGed or TIED the
latter u possDleli The, tsllt'i oft b. par
= Nenraigic Afiections treated !; q yse Glen
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