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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-01-20

Stray ell from the subscriber. in Oak Grove.
Oct. 20, one light red heifer, two years old
last spring, with large horns, white spot UNI
der fore left leg. and white on end OF tail.
AIRY person giving information or delivering
her to noe. or TO Peter Bott. in Prescott, VIII
receive rswarS of SO.
OWEN MURPHY.
Oak Grove. Dee. 3. 1865. 34-w4
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Taken up by ths subscriber Nov. IS. one
red hsifer, about IS months old. The owner
10 requesten to pay charges ana axe be-
sway.
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MA RON HARLAND.

Autheress OF. Alone.". Hidden Path
- Moss Side" Nemesis" and " Miriam
writes Tor Co ley each month. and FOR no 9TH
er magazine. A new novel by her will be
published in 1866. We have also retained
all our old and favsrite contributors.
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Taken mp by the subscriber in the city Of
Prescott. Dee. II, one red yearling heifer.
medium size. The owner is requested to pay
charges and take her away.
Prescott, Dee. ., 1855.
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This purely medicinal beverage possesses proper
ass tes viii rot fail 10 relieve aad cure, when used
ss al ordinary beverage. the fSO~.ns diseases;
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OF THE BLADDER, CotIC, DYPEpslA, DISEASES
on THE URINARY OR,iASS-in males on females
loss OF VITAL ENERGY, or GENERAL DEBIL-
ITY. II Is eqasliy good Tor the old and young, aud
will soon be in every family in lie land II IS an-
like any eyers6e bcsore offered 70 tae American
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1t is wholesome, inyigog.t!ng TOMS and is -ass
.uperseding the many un~hu.esone 3tters thst ere
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Thi. Beverage is known 10, and is Feocmrnsna9d
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Estray Notice.

Came into the enclosure Of the snO.s. 81
on Eeken's farm. Dec. l 5. one four
hsifer, brown and white color. ms
isrequested to pay changes esd taks 6nrrg
Prescott Dc. %, Isss.
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CLARK's SCHOOL VISITOR
VOLUME Z.
Day School MONTHLY.

The VISITOR will commence its tenth vol
ume with The January number 1866. This
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Administra,or,a Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given, that in pursu-
IN ance of an order from The Hon. .'uc ge
Of tie County Court cf Fierce county, will
offer for sale and sell 10 the highest and best
bidder for cash, at the hour OF two o'clock
p. NJ. on the l2ih day OF February, 1886,
at the front ,,0or of the house upon Tie prem
ises to be sold, which are described as iol-
lows, to-wit The ne Or Of the ne Or Of sec.
10. in township 81 Of range 10, formerly the
property of Catlarine Davis. deceased. late
of Pierce county. Wisconsin.
TnoNAs Davis. Administrator.
Dated Clifton, Jan. 40, 1855. z0-w3
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KunioipaI ofaoers of City Of Prescott
-, Wa. HowEs.
80 'Ii.rl W. r. GATES.
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ALDERMEN.
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Z. =. AAssHALL.
County 0Ieers.
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clark q NE Court, - l. r. ~
E.rk Bosrj Supervisors. JOIN ., = 80
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sz.e.,sssgs. 10 ssSp,.
ssatc Officers.
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Attorney General. INrt,Lr =. -
R.Rk Controller, n. - ieAN
- - -, TrxR1 CoRDIsR.
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DENTISTRY Y!

TN B. ROGERS. Operative and Hsc mn,
i cal Dentist. Rooms over G. =: ~
Store. Broad Street.
Prescott, May -, 1865.
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~ DOLLARS A MON H.-A.-
CO Wanted. Malls or Female. that csn .,i
from $55 to 500 month at their hcns Il.
al expenses paid. For full Psr1eoiS
ores, with stamp. MA
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TERMS OF
Goday's Lady's Book for 1885.

From which there can be no deviation.l
The following are the terms Of the Lady s
Book for 1866
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Pierce County Court-In Probate. In the
matter Of the estate of Ezra Nendell, de.
ceased.
The national Republican., 1866-12-12
ITO PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS,

Sale, one Of the most extensive and best adapted
essablishmsnn for newspsPsE Book and Job frinsing
In the South OF Southwest, known o. the NASHVILLE
UNION oYRICa. The Newspaper Press is one Of the
largest and fastest CylindsIs sxtant.
not disposed Of By the let Of January 1857 would
" rented ssths propfsOrs are about dssoivins 90.
Terms made tuown on application to
H"r BiCKRTT, Brown, HANKS 90,
dell. cost Loci. box io2 Nashville, Tenn.
The national Republican., 1866-12-12

OBruARY.-James H. Mckay, chief mes
ssnssr Of the Commissary General Of Subsistence
otios, died on Saturday last at O'Clock, D. m, Of
eongsstion Of the lungs, amer short Illness. He
lsft wife and child. He was man who, By strict
attention to business, fidelity to his friends, and
urbanity, gained for him the respect Of ell who
knew him. He was buried at Oak Hill Cemstsry,
aeorgstown, D. O., and his remains were followed
TO thsir last resting place by large ooneourse Of
the friends Of the deceased. Il.
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n F F l 9 I A L
Posr ovsIcl DlPAlrnlHy,
YIHAIos 0yyIcn, 0stobsr, 1855.

Posr oysIcs DlrAlrnsuy,
HnAIol OvSIcn, 0stoess, 1855
Lsttsr.siss envelopes stamped sssss, Aaas Of .
cheaper quality Of paper than those hsrstefors ssssd
furnished By the Department d es % Per thousand
siss q % exclusive Of postsgs sad IN propsros for
less quantities.
The better quality 81 es4 90 per thousand is aot how
ever, supsrssdsd bat will BE- supplied hsrstofors
and, desired, will be ruled for Tie addrsss, without
additional charge This 10 he only HAD Of envelopes
furnished with ruled lines.
In using ruled envelopes the supsrssptoa should Be
written bsfors placing the letter In the snvsope other
wise the lines will be concealed. ,
Upon all lsttsr And ohsiAl sss envelopes there Will
Be printed across As snd, without additional eh.igs
the names. businsss and Post omes address paIne
and . request 70 return, II unslAimsd, w!hn gyes
uns-hs whole not 70 exceed four linss-when ordsrsa
IN quantities Of nvs hundred and upwards Of any sPsei
hs asnomination.
Among the advantages secured TO the public By the
use Of stamped envelopes arc;
girst Chsapnsss. 4,
stamp cannot be removed nor lost
Third where request is endorsed for the return Of
the letter u will not BE- sent 70 the Dead Letter onss IN
he event Of It's a.dsysry. but will hs rsarasd a.
rect to the writer. free Of postage
Ing, win be rsuadsa In stamps ~ provided In sestos
By order Of TIE Postmaster asasrsi; -
aolo Third Assistant Postmaster General
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
IL PENSION OYyIoR, Dec I. 1850,

70 all soAom may concern! = =
Application having bean made under the act Of June
2sd ls89 for reissue Of the land warrants described
herein. which are alleged TO have been lost or de-
stroysd notice 10 hsrsby given that at the dAte follow
Ing The description Of sseh warrant new certificate
warrant Of like tenor will ss issued, valid objee
ton shall then appear.
No s sio. for iso .erss. issusd under the act Of
March Sd, 1885, In the name Of Tamor widow Of Peix
Benton, and was granted August 1856 Dsesmbsr 10,
1855. se2b-wl2w
No Se.52 forso acres issued under the act Of Sep
tsmbsr, 1880, In the name Of Spencer Wiley and
granted April 50, 1854 December a. 1859
No 2S0i4 for 90 issued under the act Of March
8, 1883, In the name Of spencer Wiley. and was
granted February is, 1855. December n, lse6.
l0sfor 100 acres issued under the act Of March
. 1888 In the Of Horace Gregory and granted
December, %, 1888. December %, 1896.
No. to,1sS, for 40 acres, issued under the act Of
March 8 1855. In The name Of xshs Bacon, and was
No. e4s for 100 acres Issued under the act Of March
O. 1855 In the name Of Ivory Butler, snd Wa granted
April 10, 1855. February 3, 1857. W
No <20o5, for 100 acres, iAsued under the act Of
March is55, In the name Of Lazarus HAron, and
granted September H. 1896 February TO- 1857 del "
JOS. Il. BARRETT, Commissioner.
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v. .. CooPll. A.. RAsAI
TOOP z r 4 r A g N,
~ Qsassssssrs Of Jss 1kirvias,)
Stow TIN AHD sHllf.IIoH oH.woIKlIs,
~ nsvsstA Street, shove Psaa's Ave-,
WA1HIN0T0H, D. o.
- PaItisslsE s.ssatisa Dsid V repairing Hsrassss
Raagss, raslsr Msstsss, h.. sad al vsrk warranted
jsfa- vSns UT
DROPOSHLS FOR LETTER BAL
ANCRa

Posr 0ggIos DlPAlrnHHf,(
wAsHIIaroS, D. O., October -, 1855. !
uAhl the lSrH DAY OF DEC1MB1R NEXT, at II
O'Clock noon, for furnishing LETrRk BALANCES for
the Of the Post 0nees In the United States for
year from and after the sls day Of December next Of
the following description, namely;
lst BalAsees capable OF weighing eight ounces Avoir
dupois weight, 70 be graded down 70 quarter ounces
OF thsss it's supposed 800 70 900 will be required
ID, Balances capable Of weighing two pounds avoir.
dupsis weight, 10 be graded down TO half ounces OF
these II 10 supposed, 10 10 100 will be required.
Perfect correctness and strength Aad durability will
be requiem In the Balances 10 be furnished.
Samples sf each description Of Balances must aeeom-
pany each bid and the bidder Who may obtan the
raet will bs required 10 furnish Balances ordered Of
quality In all respects equal 70 the sample.
Eaeh Balance must be we'll and securely packed In .
bex, for ransporation and delivered free Of all ex-
psnsss 10 the Department a the Blank Agency Of the
Post once Department at Washington, D. C,whers the
will be ssesptsd found to Be perfect and equal
10 the samples.
zach bidder must farnish with his proposals evidence
Of his ability 70 comply with his bid.
Two sunesnt surstiss will be required to . contract.
niiurs 10 furnish the Balances eontraetsd for,
promptly or the Furnishing Of hoss Of inferior qaal
y will b considered sameisAt cause for The fosit
are sf the contract y
Prepesais nust be endorsed on the snyslops aPropo
ssis fcr Letter Balances and dirsetsd 70 tie Yrst As
sistaat Postmaster General, wnhinGton, D: Q,
sc27.lawew Postmaster 0sasrsl
The national Republican., 1866-12-12

d E W A R D.
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$s sss:: issss:: :sSSz :sSSz 8; 8; sESE.i sE$E.::
'}t5 sEE::R :.sE:P .sE:P S$*s S$@s S$@s
rwsxrI.,vs Pc. oIur LESS TEAS COST.
20. TwlHrI-YIvs PsR csHr. Less TEAS oosf.
2 fwlIrH-yivs PEE cHHf. Lsss SHAH COST.
1--WE .:.a M VIZ IN .ss @ IN: =: 81 Ss1sS: 81:
The goods nus. BE- sold within the next sixty days,
regardless sf cost We mean what We say. Cone ssi
'ssfor yssrsslvss before psrsAa'ing'
-. - 900 Seventh st.. oppe.i'. Pos. oass.
.sls.ly w..Ai.sto.. DO.
IA oYTICs bl4 PRNHA. AVENUE.
WARRINGTON CITT, D. o.
aRlAT IABTKRN,
HoRrHIRN, WESTERN. AND soUTHlRH HxrRlss
YoRwARDHRs
KHRcHkHDIss, MONEY, JEwELRY. vALuABLls.
.arT NOTES, STOCKS. BONDS, &o.,
Forwarded with safety ..d disps.sh to all ss...bis
ssssas of the sountry This Company has Agsasss In
the prineipal railway towns In the
NORTH. EAsT. WEST. AND EoRTHwHsr.
It's principal ohess ars
WASHINGTON, D. Q. NEW YORK, BOSTON, PHIL
ApELPHIA, BALTIMORE. CINCINNATI. Ut. LOUIS.
LoUIsvILLH, LEXINGTON.
coasss,ioss srs made 81 New York a.d Boston With
ass 10 the Caaadas and 70 the British Pre-
viasss and vitk steamship lines to Liverpool, ssutA.
Amptoa aad Havrs and thence By ksropsal expresses
COLLECTION OF HoTEs DRAFTS AHDpILLs made
d al ssssssibls parta Of The unitsd 1tates
- HT77 wv ~ .. Z 3. g. MOORE, Agent
ap3o Wsshihgten, D. o.
The national Republican., 1866-12-12

...THg sxArISa CLuB--Oold weather y upon
u, and the boys and gifis youhs snd old must
hurry up the skates.
The national Republican., 1866-12-12

.aWAsHISaros GHEss CLUB.-This club meets
every evening at room No. 10, IHtsihg.nesr euiiS-
The national Republican., 1866-12-12

A PLEAsAsr AFyAIR.-Monday night
very pleasant affair occurred st the sstsblishmsnt
Of NJ, John Hsmlin, on Sixth, between Q street
and Louisiana avenue. A number Of our prominent
otizsns had been invited 70 his place and to their
surprise they were shown to Of the upper rooms
whore table loaded with all the deliosoiss Of the
Ssason was set. Among those present we're Thomas
.. Lloyd, Esq.. President Of the Board Of Alder
, ven; Aldermen MagIudsr, Turton, A. Lloyd, Lewis,
T., 'uondsop and Others After spending some time
owe, the supper, the plates were removed and .
mum, YER Of toasts followed, stories were told,
spsech - made, and very pleasant time passed.
The national Republican., 1866-12-12

The / 'EsrIvAL AT ODD FELLOWS HALL--of
all ths am, vemsnts last evening there we're none
hioh sYoss ded the fair for the benefit Of the nav
shureh of tho incarnation At Odd Fellows' Hall.
Ths prooseds 70 10 furnish beautiful church ed.
aos IN ths Mort hsrn Liberties, and We hope thas
sSs nsasbsrs Of every church will encourage the
lsIss sf the Young Protestsnts Episcopal Society.
The national Republican., 1866-12-12

ID OS TOT N M A r X 4 T
ID No. lso PENNsYLvANfA AVENUE
III. Propristor grateful 70 ii. si..a. Of w..Ai,s.o.
for past vors would most respectfully iaform then
tAst As has completed hk srfssgsnsas for supplies.
Among other articles he has
BOSTON nARROwIAI squash,
BOTTOM 0LOUClsfIa y HtcKIRlL,
-.f Bosr1n sairos rISs' ,1r s1.r ,asp asp rsiPR
So:Toa siIT hsH.
f5IIiDiIfFaHiKk FHikfDEII.IH EsgHIIHy14. s14sn
win great variety Of
oiHHID FRUITS AND violrABLss.
ny prisss are IS low - the lowest
dslo-4v CHARLls nALLARD
THE WASHINGTON HOME0PATH.
i IC DIsPENsARY.
Tails charitable iAsituties, % nusA needed IN this
city. will open sA koNDAY, ostessr .. 81 o street,
sl%, between Twelfth sad Thirtssath.
GUARDIANS:
HENRY D. co0Kl, 8so,
cHARLEs KNkP. Iso.,
J0sIPH n. BRADLEY, ESQ,
WI. O. HUNTINGTON, ESQ.,,
0x0R01 4 BAKIR, Hsa..
49, HON. MONTGOMERY BLAIR.
IL J0HN Q. CLARKE, Treasurer.
AZ this worthy instuton the poer yssyle sf ear sity
viii receive medical attsadanes and msdiesss ss u
s.. ~ s',;s :s.se,:. y r.: r. ::., ::.rss; :;
esss ~; sS9,,s1ss1 T.: iSsn &C. O.
I.siE p. Verdi, iss street, bstv'', Yo,rt'','A
Ths rooms viii b opened fro, -. =. daily.
srSs.'i Dr. 's''R:: %::s .. Washington, an. G. Verdi
S':s' = 8: s:ss aais. ss ;'i 1l ST. na w
oc1e-u 7. 9. VERDI. Y. D.. Secretary.
The national Republican., 1866-12-12

UNITED STATES CoURr OF CLAIMS Tuesday,
December 1l.-After the allowance Of sundry mo.
tions, II was
Ordered, That the court bs adjourned to Monday
next, the l7th instant, at II O'Clock, .. m.
RssidsHees f tho Judgss Of the Court Of Ciaims ef
the United iSfatss.
Hon. Joseph Casey, No. 3ss @ street.
Hon. Edward @ Loring, No. 303 street.
Hon David Wilmot, No. 1 A street, Capitol Hill.
Hon. Ebsnsssr Peck, No. S85 Q street.
Hon. Charles O. Mott, No. l84 y street.
The national Republican., 1866-12-12
TsTABLIsHED ON THR POPULAR
L PLAN. IA
OAK HALL, ~
SMITH BRoTHlRs CO.. .r.-f
MERCHANT rAILeRs
AID pBALlas II
asHTLxNsN's FURNISHING GOODS.
Nss. 10 asd ~ sRvENTH STREET,
OPPOSITE PosT OFFICE,
sslB-ly wAsHINGr0N, D. G.
1oH1 GREAT 1oO1
70 mi EoRTHWisT. SOUTH, AND sotfRAfsr

-
wINTRR sCHRDULs.
9. ana .fssr NovsnBkR 10 lsss, trains will ru, ~
w.'h,.s'oa...l1SsS. =. B.lan0''.....si,ss ,s M n
/" '....'ssSS " ......io io ,o n
THE 0RiiT po1SiiE TRACK S6Utfii,
With BLR0ANr sOHHRRr, Palace ttsts -roon day
aad nsht Care With modern improvsmsAts asd saving
from four 70 twelve hour in tins any othsr route
r.S Asadr'a miles saved to Western .ad Central NV
rWo DAILY TRAINS TO TIE WEST, ,.1 :,
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO THR NORTH
ThIoqsh from Baltimore 10 ROCHESTER, and PITTS
advantages Of making all changes In UNION DRPors
Tickets By this route can be procured Al the once,
corner OF sixth street and avenue uudsr
National Hotel whore reliable Information win bs given
at all times.
Passenger. procuring usksh q this once. secure
Accommodations In Sleeping Cars for RniIA or Pitts-
burgh. T. WILKINS, Ticket Agent,
w.shington, D, O.
I'D. 8. YOUNG, General Passenger Agent
dss-ly Bsltimors, Nd.
The national Republican., 1866-12-12
CONVENIENT SALE AT AUGUSTA,
" 0I0R0fA. ,....

CONVENIENT SALE AT AUGUSTA,
" 01oR0A. -.,.,.....-..s.- D. q,
fAe feisuins property will b cold at pskls sss.
ties, 70 b. hsld d the Usissi sa1as Afaaf q AuSusta
0ee.GiA, o. rHuRspAY, Dsesnbsr %, 1855
Pn0f8Afr A. H0Rf 1lsaIR, r., O., A. IoLL0WD,
About 1000 pounds uassrviessbls Cans, Shot, sad
q asssrvissasis Cur. carriages. with II. irons on
30 barrels lsnAgsd Powder.
LILna AZ Tnl RZiLaOAD DEPOT IN ATLANTA, a,
loA 90 Ieands east.iron 0uns.
At fn1 fiHDLAY IRON WORKS At MAC0M,, Ca l.
ane etsa. Pres Hammer acting direct fron syiia.
At fH7 IUGUSfk 7ssRSII iNp rowplR WORKS,
fH1 FOLLOWING. r- e.. =.
laooo pounds sast.iron 0uns. ID.
pounds sast,iron Castings, some Of hen vals.
$4,000 pounds ssstirea Scrap, UAo, saA Shell, ae)
5000 pounds Copper Scrap. 'l w.
100 rfold Qaa carriages, with the irons on then.
lt0 Ammnnfton Chests, (black walnut and coppsf.l
% gsts Of Artillsry Harness for two horses.
And 9sanuty Of other property, eonsisting prfasl
paily eaAdlse Horss Eauipnsnts Infaatry ksseutrs
.s.. Qss.h:rJ nashe. AYRssIags:. Hsr.sss. DsIlss-
ne ale VII sensshss ct loa n, ssA ssasi.ss satii
fsns, fvssiy Isr ssss .. Ne ssy Of Tie ssis s.A
Ae rs.sladsr whsa the property is delivered, VITA
f.rssas dssisg TO pursh.s. the property either ..
HsH yshsr y O., Atissta Macon, da, shSsld sna.
iss u bsfors The day Of the sale:
Drsyst Lieut. Col o. s.A., Capt Of Ordnance,
ns0.sAsis Csnnandins Augusta Asssnal
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sPHCIAL NOTICES.

A~Massnie Fass-OAanss % Flaes.-Tns
Fair will opss q the Fair Baiidiss corner Seventh
street ssd fssnsyivsnis avenue, TRfs (wBDHRsDAY)
Hvn9IHo, iSh Instant sa7 s'sissk. y < tfnsfFsst
puytiruIars "a. rnoyrovr II see 70 n. u. 30 .7
= I--r...IT ,yrS, rHoxAs rHoHfsoH.
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AMusEMENTs.

.Ia ADJUSTMENTS.
NEwaOPBRA HOUSI. /
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mrs. D 2. Dowlas WI l.-r ...
VIE will sppssr IN .a. ga.at
cTsuIyIRT BRAurIYuL PLAT. ENTITLED
THE LADY OF LYoNsi q
- ~ wrrn RowERvuL GAIT
( ,nsn sHs essAs
srocK conSiNkfioS coPAIY.
n ~ followed BY sr .-'
nd ... TEE ROAMING JAAcL
TRYING 1T oNi
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Private Boxes s................,.... "
Orchestra Bssts..
Drsss Circle ........'........''''.'''.
Family Cirsls ..........................
Colorsd Cifels. .............s......ss.....
~ Seats sss b sssursA ct tAs Boz oAss. ga u
Hiss Music sses Psaasyivsaia svsaus ss II charge
pesss !epss q ss,sa psrfer.Asss ss.sass'as q
eight ~''s
I, Preparation, New Romantic PIsy. " '' .,1.i ~
l. ADArIHSB, On, TEE DUEL IN THI MIST
AaA The Dhlliass osnsdy Of gr -r .. o.
'''' hHz LOVES nAsoUaRADIi as- ~
FOR sALE-A FILE OF THE DAILY
T. NATIONAL nlPUBLICAH. l.aso:atJ fre. As
aF;: i:ss I:s is'' V the present day. Asar:s'
NOR RRNT-A THREE-sToRY
.,: e, ,Ss 3 =, .A &C.,
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eontaining x large rooms suitabls for o1ess, clubs,
public nss.,s. b. Rant n0dsrsss sss uiii 4ssr';s
100 DridGe street, 0sorGstevn, D. O.
ds1-a tchroa. sad Iatsl ~
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wILLARD's HOTEL,
H fa' p hr. wAszrsror, Dsssnbsr I, lsss
ss.stsrs, Representatives, ssd eshsrs reading II
wssAi,stss Who occupy pvsss spsrtnssss ssa - ~.
sennolslsd viii ihsir meals q this Hoas II the rts
ofso 9 !'r week. ,vv,, u.,-,,- . -, :.
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IA iE,1 . DLAoK, LAMoN ! co.,
CeuussLlons AHD AsloRzIYs A. Law
II TIE sUPxxln c0URf OF TIE UHITRD srATls.
fHI COURT o1.CLAInA
..u fD COURTS OF TEE DIsfBiof. -lt
TEE IxICufIvl D1PAHfMnAxs AND
ooMMIffIIs OF ooHaI8S.
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dsls.u Directly Opposite wniards' Hsssi
m HITE'S
w. tLAls szAyyraLD'N
coNPDorIoHIRY AND IoscRsAn lsrAlLlsahIHi
AID LADfxs' AND aINTLInINs
DINING sALooN,
| No. 80 sixtA street, bslvssa aad directs.
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q &.
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nf. PHRffis, fi 1zDDINas, ylIss. .BA far
W. .siisit ifon the public : eali, h.yisg ever Al
dss'; I. q. .Sl to !y: 'a,: a r. Si:f
70 make arsteiss hose By suitivatiag noas oths
than ths best patrons. .ss
The national Republican., 1866-12-12

CRInINAL OoURr-Judge Fsher.-(E (Edw'd
O. Carrington esq, District Attorney prosecuting
wm Buchanan and Emma Kelly, indicted for lar
osny. Nois prossqui By United States attorney
Flstehsr ". Burlsy, VIM. Moody and Charles
Stewart, indicted for stealing buttsr. Noiis pross
gus BY United States attorney, o. to Burlsy. Moody
and Stewart found guilty. Motion for nsw trial
Robert willis, indicted for larceny. Verdict
guilty, and sentenced to Albany for one year.
Hor.tio Bolster, indicted for assault and battery
Verdict guilty
Edward Hins, indicted for the same offence. Yer
dict guilty.