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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-01

digny had tho yovernmsn: stood any longer such
n,rrow basis General canseco efused % in &c ord
sace with tho waits OF tho country raiher ,inn with
tho text Of that law and his refusal brought tho chaige
Of 10 srnnsns, pressny submitted 10 tbs consent Of
the people.
One oe u Art m~aeurcs adopted by the Presi-
Gent has been thorous research OF the present cond
ton ~ The public appears ihat national
deb< amounts 20 thir y nve millions o; dollars, ter
Pezet has iavs he'd away equal or probably larger
sum- leaving the country with only vo niions reycnne
lcss than onefvuth parL of tho ordinary rent for
per,od 0l nearly two years
"A system OF asation is 70 be soon established IN
0rier 20 IN the dehcopcy and TO prevent thu NJ lon
on depend ng ep,rcy upon the transient revenue Of
the guam trad,- Gu
A general Abolition Of all privileges and pecuniary
grants unlawfny acsoried by fprmu governments has
bccn decrecd and carried into execution.
eyernl burcags and Nil unnecessary ouic have a.so
been ppressed Rhtaaing the buren of tho treasury
thruwing into the Aeld OF laoor an industry legion
NJ idle connincrs who will hereafter increase the pro-
d-ce and wealth VI the country.
central court o. Justicc has been appointed by the
for tho specly trial and punishment OF all
per 'ons beIongipg TO rho pubG service WIN may bo
guilty u treason, dishonesty in tho discharge o their
duties and several othcr crnIes.
Gettscbaik ~ having immense success In Lima; his
concer@ throncd night after niga and tho excite
ment about h.s performance is ipteDse
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MAMMALIAN REDIyIyUs.

In republishing, on Tuesday last, a letter
said 10 have been received by Mr.. Romero in
this city, giving intelligence of Maximilian's
abdication and departure from the Mexican
Capital 10 Vera Cruz, We pointed out the con-
Trajectory character of the statements, but ex-
pressed our belief in their general correctness
We reasoned on thei probabilities IN the case.
without reference to the usually unreliable n IA
ture of Mexican news coming through the le-
cation here.
The New York Commercial of yesterday az
ternoon says:
The statement. published by Mr.. Romero,
as '-offfcial." of the sbdication of Macmillan,
Is entirely unfounded. The dispatch sent by
Mr.. Saufmer acting as agent of the United
STATES at Vera Cruz, originated in a visit paid
by the Emperor TO Orizaba Our information
Is from an eyewitness of the condition of things
IN Mexico. just arrived here by the steamer
Manhattan"
On The other hand. 4 correspondent of the
World, writing from the stesmer Manhattan,
says he left The City of Mexico on the ed uIt,
and Vera Cruz on the 26th. He adds:
sOn sunday, October ~. the Emperor started
from Mexico for Orizaba, whittier he went
professedly for his health, and to enable him to
que ntly and quickly. But it is generally
understood that although the Journey NAV have
been undertaken originally tor these purposes,
II Will result IN his reaching the coast and en-
barking for Europe. The sad news of the
Empress's calamity has completely Frustrated
hIm. He has been prevented from leaving
Mexico before only by Carlotta's wish and de-
termIEa -ion that they should remain
These discrepancies. we have already
sta ed, are characteristic OF Mexican intelii-
gPnce, and we must trust 10 time TO reconcile
tht N and briug out the truth.
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Affairs In oeerx,,.v,

TIE LITTLE PATHS BRfbaE -rhe -c.la.,,.
OF firisx county, va. and persons sav,ar
onsiness there. Will be under LASTING obltre
tons to the Corpor alton Of Cieoreetoya for IN.
appropriation. last night. OF aI.oD 70 put IN.
cham bridge IN safe condition for traveller,
by that route. The bridge has for long I'm.
been out OF repair, and Is now really dul.p,-
dated 10 such an extent that traveller IA.
vehicles are comparatively safe only on on.
SIDE; the other side being held together h, th.
plank flooring. The sooner the repairs .ra
made, the better Cor the interests OF an Co.
cerned. Mayor Addison. who has bee
anxious for the speedy appropriation OF IN.
means, Will no doubt urge the repairs 70 e.rIy
com p,etson. 10y
The CANAL -Arrived-rhr John meo,.
with wood 10 market; Henry Wade. Jr lin.
stone 20 Cooley; - Billmyer, wheat 20 t,a,-.
Waters. snd thirteen boats with coal % m.
Consolidation CO, 5525 tons. Cumberland G.,
ZIG tons, Central 90. 2ls tons: Hamnshtrs s..
Baltimore Co, M tons; Blank. Nh IS toe
Boreen Co, yOis tons. Departed-The Wn
Walsh, with lumber to Falling Waters az
fifteen bosts light
You've TILL TAPER Last might. one,
Brown arrested a diminutive negro boy e,xh,
years OF age named solomon Laurar Tor IN.
isrceny OF about g from the money ORA wertn
the store OF John Eneelhart. The complainanT
had been for some weeks annoyed by Ira.
boys trying TO steal his money from the drs wsr
He oid not see wha; could be done with A b.,
so small snd decliBed n prosecution Justir.
Buckey dismissed the case
PORT or GKORGETowN -Estered-Thos ,
CshiiI, Norris. from Ba umore. Entay-d Az
eleared-The steamer Express, Ryther from
and TO Baltimore. Cleared-Siear4ar M,
Hover. Robinson. for New York with m.r
chandize.
FLOUR SHIPMKNTs-Thes steamer Mayrov.,
cleared this morning. for New York WIN a.
assorted cargo, and smonc the articles ,var.
. go barrels OF rour. The Thomas r CahiIl ar
rived from Baltimore, brIngIng. with an a.,
sorted cargo, 100 narrels of flour. and depart.s
with l5p barrels for the same port
TIE SENECA MILLs.-We are IA formed thsf
the Messrs. Darby design 70 rebuild their ronr
~ fhn dat
fire, we announced some days ago. as soon a,
the season favors the work
FLOUR ANDGRAIN MARKET.-Tbe marka,,,r
hour Is about the same "a reported YESTERDAY
No am walls. Stock IN hand light Prices M
changed and holders firm with a lively dem.nJ
for medium and better grades
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FINANCIAL.

Lewis johnson 90, quote Stocks and
Bonds in home and foreign markets as follows
NEW YORK, Nov. I'D Board-U. 5. reg.
istered. 1851. 1l4k; do, coupons, ilis; 5-2O's,
registered, 100; DO. coupons, 1i0s; DO, new,
lc1 20 asreeistered, lOOs do coupons, 100 =
7-3ts, 1U7A; Ohio and Mississippi Certificates
=; Canton: 56a; Cumberland, 20; Quicksii-
Yer, 53S; Mariposa, 135; New York Central,
IL \; Erie. IS; do. prefer'd, IS Hudson, Ia x;
Reading, ll6A; Michigan Central, II5K: Mich.
igan Southern, Ola; Illinois Central I2lH;
Cleveland and Pittsburg, 1H; Cleveland and
Toledo. ilaa; Rock Island, 1094; North ives.
tern, 57's; do. preferred, 79's; Fort Wayne,
1904; Chicago and Alton, -: Alton and Ter
re Haute, 50; Toledo and Wabash So w. u
Telegraph, 5ix: Boston Water Power, 3lX;
Pacific Mail. 2i3; Atlantic Mail, 10. Amer
lean gold, p. M, 1865.
LONDON, Nov. g. Noon Il Per Gable. Bonds
co., Consols 90
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Court Martial in North Carolina

RALEIGH, Nov. 9, IS66.-A general t,our,
Martial has been commenced AT this city by or
der of General Sickles for the trial of Major
Alexander 9osiing, A. q. NJ, Of Buffalo, and
other prisoners.
The Court is composed as follows General
N. Goff, Of Rhode Island; COL G. G. Brady, of
Conn: Lieut.. Col. M. X. Hogan, Surgeon u.
;. v, OF New York; Brevet Naj. +. Crawford,
York; Brig. Gen. X. Avsny. Of New York is
Judge Advocate. .s
The court has organized, and will proceed
with the trial OF Capt. T.. Brown, 3, tn u. s
colored troops, OF Boston, under charge al
leging yarisns fraudulent sales Of q Government
property. If-lf z. --.e.- -
The case OF Major Goslin is not ready for
trial, and will not be taken up for q week
The military commission for the trial of the
bureau cases is still in session, but has no cases
before IL on trial.
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THE EXPECTED METEOsIC SHOWER

We have already alluded to the meteoric
display which occurs at intervals of thirty
three years, and which savans tell us may be
expected some time on Monday, Tuesday. or
Wednesday next. The phenomenon may oc.
cur in the day time. and therefore be IN visible
probability which seems TO have been over
looked by enthusiastic writers on the subject
1t generally takes place however, between
midnight and dawn, and il that should De the
case this year, few are likely to witness the ex-
hibition, except that too numerous portion of
the community who don't go home till morn
ing. For the benefit of that respectable class
OF citizens who go TO bed at a reasonable nour,
we suggest that due notice be gwen Of the com :
mencement of the exhibition by the ringing of
bells. BY giving proper notice Of such an ar
rangement beforehand, no unnecessary alarm
would be created.
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rh- BsI,imor. Hab.a. C.rpu. c....

CONTINUATION OF THE HEARIN9.
The hdbeds corpus case was continued before
Judge Bartoi. IN Bsiumere. yesterday eve
ming. when long argument ensued IS to the
sdmissibiiity OF evidence; after which, the
court decided to admit evidence, which took
wide range, embracing every point IN tue pro-
of the commissioners. the appointment of
others, and the proceedings subsea uent to the
arrest and imprison ment of Messrs. Young and
valiant, and Sheriff Thompson. AT 5 O'Clock
the court adjourned until this morning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-09

Not SATISFIED WITH THE REsULT-Mr.
J. Stewart, defeated Radical candidate in the
third Congressional district of Maryland, has
announced his intention to contest the seat Of
Col Phelps in the Fortieth Congress; and it is
stated that Geo. Russum, Radical will
contest the election of Mccullough, Democrat,
in the first district Of that State
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-09
APPOINT MENTs BY TIE PRESIDENT

The President to-day made the folio wing
appointments y. p. Evans, deputy postmas-
ter al Waterloo, Iowa; Joseph Col well, do at
Elkion, Md; Andrew J T.. Wood, do. at War
saw, Ind; John W Wells, of ID. c.. agent for
the Flat Head and other cOnfederated tribes of
indians in Montana Territory; Joel Il. Bassett,
Of Minnesota, agent for the Chippewas OF the
Mississippi, Pillegerand, Lake Winnebagoish
bands, and the Indians Of Red Lake and Penn
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Nv, GriFe sworu-witness was shown a let
ter BY the accused signed by one Long. Il was
.taisd that he was going 20 settle with Harper
Miteo@h, ana At the time was getting q pair
of boots.
Mr. G. L. Engtsad sworn Witness is a clerk
al Harper & Mitchell's- The accused Obtained
parasol from the witness; he first selected z
silk dress and parasol and went TO Mr. MlcheIl.
returned TO witness, saying that Mr.. Mitchell
said he coold take both. He did u OF then take
the parasol. but called for two OF three
mornings after wards. saying NJ this time that
Mr.. Mitchell had consented to IL.
On cross examination. witness said Mr.
Mitchell saw him measure aud deliver the
dress.
James A. AcDe-itt, sworn.-witness searched
the accused when ne arrested him. Witness
asked for the letter from Col. Long, and he re-
Piled first that Harper Il Mitchell had il, aud
failed to find 1t He told witness that ne lad
not shown Harper Il Mitchell q letter from
Col. Long, but IL was a letter from MT Long,
claim agent. He stated that Mr.. Long Was
out Of the city.
Mir England was recalled, and stated that
the accused showed him the letter, and stated
that II was from Col. Long, the Presidents
private secretary.
TN cross-exam,nation, witness stated that
Seitz repeated that the letter was from the
PTesidents private secretary TO Mr.. Mitchell.
1r. Mitchell recalled, and testified tina, the
accused told him the Long in question was
the Presidents Private Secretary.
Col. w. ". VinSh,p. sworn for the defense
Seltz enlisted during the war in the LIST Michi-
gar Cavalry, under the name OF Leets After
wards the regiment went to Ten nessee
Mrs. S,it- sworn.-Witnpss identified a pappr
shown as one which she got from Gen Town
send. The accused enlisted when he was under
age, under the name of Jesse G. Leets Wit
IS found thai he was discharged in Colorads
Territory, and returned in October. 1865 Wit.
ness offered 10 pay this bill 10 Mr.. MitchelI's
attorney, but was told that she must pay the
Sl.etO owed by another brother
Mr. Norris read from an act OF the last Con =
gress clause making appropriation TO paw
travelling expenses TO the men OF the first Mich
igan cavalry to their homes.
The paper identified by Mrs. SeitZ is a letter
addressed TO her by Gen. Townsend, stating in
June, lS65, Leets was present for duty. tits
Endorsed, THAT there is no record of paw TO
him on account Of travel pay under a special
act of Congress"
The case was argued by Messrs Norris and
Phillips, the latter claiming that as IL was
shown that the accused procured the silk dress
by showing the letter, and obtained the parasol
by falsely representing that Mr. MltcheII had
consented to his taking II, he should b. held in
each case.
The justice held the accused to bail to answer
in each Case
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-09

For MEXICO Hon. Lewis ID. Campbell,
Eavoy Extraordinary and Minister Pienipo.
Tertiary to the Republic Of Mexico, accompa-
MED by e L. Plumb, Esq, Secretary of Ls-
CATION, and Lieut.. General VIM. T. Sherman
and his chief Of staff, will leave the port of
New York tomorrow on board the U s steam
frigate Susquehanna.
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GARNET MErTINo

The usual Cabinet meeting was held to-day.
all the members being present. Nothing of
particular interest occurred apart from the
meeting OF the Cabinet, and the absence Of
visitors gave to the White House a very quiet
appearance. .-.r.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
LATEST FROM EUROPE,

Financial and CONNIE n katharine News
tBy Cable to the Associated PressI
LIVERPOOL, Thursday, Nov. s-P. N-The
steams hip Arago, from New York, arrived at
Falmouth to-day, and proceeded to Havre.
Petroleum market heavy; sales of refined at
Is. I'd. per gallon.
The market for turpentine is firm.
LONDON, Nov. s-P. M.-Consols closed at 90 x
for money. The closing Quotations for Amer
can securities are as follows United States
ive-twenties, 6sk Illinois Central, y: Erie
shares. 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-09

MAsoNIC.-At a stated comm ication of Co
lumbia X. A. Chapter, No. rs, held Al Masonic
Hall on Wednesday evening last, the follow
ing officers were elected G. Stephens, M.
T. II. p; John Locke. T.. King; r. H. Bos.
well, +. Scribe; Josiah Essex, Treasurer; Hen.
~ .. Noyes, Secretary. -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-09

APPoINTED.-George s Munger, of Roches-
ter, law partner Of Hon. Sanford L. Church.
has been appointed United STAGES District At.
torney for the northern district Of New York.
vice Dart. removed
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DOG LICBNsEs.-The work OF bringing up
owners OF dogs in the Sth precinct by Sergeant
Meredith, continues 10 progress with good
success. Yesterday. officers Smith and uekey
arrested seven persons, on the complaint of the
Sergeant. Five were 1ned IS each by Justice
Handy, and two othere were dismissed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-09

PLAYING BALL IN THE SrRERr-Yestara.v
oncer Thompson arrested VIM IL McCsSe
and Alb't Griffin for playing ball in the street
Justice Thompson fined them 81 each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-09

SENT TO THE Notwithstanding, a
woman named Mary E. Lynch, in destitute
circumstances. was reported to the police OF
the First Ward as sick and requiring assist.
ance Sergeant Buel procured an ambulan ce.
and conveyed her 70 the Providence HOSPITAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-09

PLEASED WITH THE PRosPEcr.-Our citi.
zens are looking hopefully to the new line o,
steamers between this and the neighborine
cities and New York. An establishment OF
this sort will Re hailed with ineffable delight =
Alexandria Journal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-09

~Shillington- Odeon Building, sends us
No IA OF the popular fortnightly magazine
The GALAXY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-09

INV YORK FIRST BOARD SAILS
Coupons, ilaS; Five Twenries, 1902. 110,s;
Five Twenues, 1854, t07x; Five Twenties,
1908, lG7x; Five Twenties, Jan nary and j ly,
1865, no; Ten Fort'es. lO0x: Seven Turtles,
August, iO7x; do. June, Los e. do. July, 105 Z
Cola, la6h
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LAND OPERATIONS IN NEBRASKA AND
MICHIGAN

Returns received at the General Land Office
from the local land offices At Marquette,
Michigan, and Nebraska city, Nebraska, show
that an aggregate of 21,6(S acres of the public
lands were disposed of at those places during
the present month, As follows: At the Mar
quette office, Michigan, 1887 acres and az the
Nebraska city Office, Nebraska, 565l acres the
greater part being taken for actual settlement
under the homestead law
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-09
THE NEW YO

THE NEW YORK ELECTION
NEW YORK. Nov. 9-The Tribune foots up
Fenton's majority at 1896
The Legislature stands - to in the Senate
and 81 to "A in the House
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-09

PERsoNAL.-John ID. Barclay, ESQ.,, journal
clerk Of the House Of Representatives is Iyinr
seriously Ill, At his residence I'm this city.
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~ The keen air reminds all there is North.
~An abortion case excites Troy The vic
tim o name was Dunham. 90 - -
~"weekiy Father Abraham is the title of
a new paper in Erie, Pa.
~The two girls who were burned 30 fear
fully by the explosion OF a kerosene lamp, in
81. PAUL few days since, have both died.
~ The waste paper of the British Govern
sterling. --||-I = =
ga colony has gone from Connecticut to
sra Chinaman, detected in stealing chick.
en-, al Homiias, Cal, was strangled with his
own tail of hair. 800 = :
s0Correspondents report Louis Napoleon
as full of fight towards America. Isl.
1Three tons Of steel are daily mnnufac.
tur~d INTO hoop skirts ia one New ork estab.
iishmrnt = = -.
~The British North American Bank Aeeo.
cy In New \ ork. was visited by two men last
week, VINO stole package containing 5000
IN u. y securities, and then left
RrAt Princess Anne Va, n few davs auo
rabid dog BIT thirteen dogs, a boy and a COW
and the consequence was general slaughter
of the dogs in the neigh boraOod.
~Adah Isaac Menken is about 10 dawn
upon Paris Adah Is about TO a-dawp herself
but her career will be more commendable when
she begins 10 draw near her close.
sSA man named John Lowers has been ar
rested IN New York, charged with having
murdered his wife.
81 At the meeting OF the City Council OF
Petersburg, on Friday night, the salary OF the
Mayor Of the city was increased from 81 500 to
5000 Per annum.
9Coai veins, respectively SIX and three feet
IN thickness, have been struck near I.eayen-
worth at q distance OF about six hundred feet
ernssth the surface. The Leaven worth Con.
sentative thinks the supply will be Sufficient
for the entire State Of Kansas.
81 Mr. d A Hopkes, OF MarbIehead, Massa-
chusetis, who accidentally shot his bride while
they were on their bridal tour at St Paul
Mir ssota, last week, sat hoiding the head OF
hts breeding and dying wife, when some
scoundrel robbed him OF his pocket book con-
flaming $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-09

APPOINTMENT OF CHIEF CLERK IN THE DE-
PARTNENT OF AGRIcFLTURE-Major q. Boil
ton Newton has been appointed chief clerk OF
the Department Of Agriculture, and is now
acting commissioner In the absence of his
father, Hon. Isaac Newton, who has been in
Tor the past six weeks, but who expects to re-
sumo the duties OF his office in q few DAYS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-09

THE WEEKLY STAR il now on our counter
ior sale, and In wrappers, ready for the mails,
containing, among much other reading matter.
the latest returns from the elections on Tues
day last. complete as far as received here:
fnll reports OF the difficulty between Governor
SWann, or rylaud. and the Police Commits
sioners; the latest Fenian news: interesting de-
talls from Aexics; continuation Of the in ter.
esung series or papers on Washington and its
business prospects. under the head, :. Can any
story, entitled Second Thoughfs;' the execu-
non Of the four negroes in Marlboro. special re.
port for Star; Humorous Sketches, with BONES
tIs. Military, Naval, Departmental and Local
News; Agricultural and HOusekeepino Mis-.
ceiIany. and the latest Telegraphic Dispatches
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-09

NJ H9. q. CASTOR has just vecei we'd tina srs.x
w est nc vslt!e: In PA1tel1NNI HATS -
s Tor Ladies s, And h as Also most bs.uti
BONNBTS. All orders promptly attended 60 ~
Mrs.. q. GAefON, &46 9Th street, fonr doors
rom Penp'a avenue. oc In
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9; T. DouGuIRry, E.eoutri
no2 Intel THOS. BOWLING, An
| - Real E.tate Brokers, Ss5 7th stree,

GkoRGEfo&S AT anCTios IN
On 1HCkSpAf. the 18th instant. We ANAL sell
nuvht oI the premises, att O clock D m th.f
hol Sc No. 20 Dunbsrt0n, near the corner Of
mohteomery street. Geo geto~p The house con
tains LINE conveniently err suged rsoms and vis.
ilg front of 30 By rs feet NV
tbs properts l. handsomely located in q ra,idl,
improving part OF Ge0r g-town In an elevated a.d
commend1bg position. and persons wishing 60 pur-
ebese nandeome residence make a good iD,..t.
nent. will do well 20 attend the sale
Is Ms Ope-th cash; balance in six and tSely.
mouths, Tor Eotes bearins inteF est. A deed give,
sso deed Of trust taken All convey nce a. oo,t
9t the purcheser : 100 required paid down whes
For further particulars Inquire Of above firm
no 9dtd GBEEN \ WILLIAMS au,ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-09

INTERNAL RKyENUE.-Ther eceipts from this
source day were S13o,15s.Ul
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ITO LADiEs.-R you require reliable remedy
a 70 restore you, use DIR: NELPAb'S fESIODi.
all irregularities and obstTuctions 70 HXRRifB
LADIKe Il ~ peculiarly emitted II will in a short
Csuffon..fbeee drops should not be saksn ~ -.
male during the hrst three months of Prernsncv
% they are sare to bring on miscarri19e TO be
and 10Th, Island. no = Sss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-09

The Rochester New York; Union saws
II red Douglass and his son have purchased
3 house at Alexandra, and will shortly estab
1sn tneir peculiar Journal in that city. II the
Dougiasses succeed IN Dixie, they viii do bet.
Ter ID an they did here in the hot bed Of their
professed friends" =. -
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MI TIE CACTUS CIGARS
mrAkUIACfURsD Ex0LUslvHLY. AND
RcosI oHANDLnr. F."

are for sale. Wholesale and retail By
w. 8. R0OSE. fs-i q. ..t
~ Wtllerds and National Hotels and At
60. 40 W. 4. OHANDLBBS a-.
18th streets. Se' ~"
We cali the special attention o. dealers 70 the,.
OIoa h, 20 they are undoubtedly the ifnest In
qusuty AND Axe ever produced in THIS couNrRT,
no 2-lm> L. ~ w Vs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-09

Both Houses OF the Cherokee Legislature
have elected VIM. p. Ross Chief OF the Char
okee Nation, In place OF the late John Ross. by
q four ftftns vote. -