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Evening star., 1866-09-03
Visit to Jeff. Da Wis

The Richmond Wing gives the particulars OF
an interview held within a day or two BY a
gentleman of Richmond, with Jeff DAVIS, and
says s'he enjoyed two interviews with Mr.
Davis, who now has the liberty of the Fort
during the day, unattended by any guard,
although confined TO his quarters and clssely
watched by night.
"Mr. Davis was in a conversational mood
and talked freely on all subjects which came
up. He expressed his regret that during the
existence Of the Cenfederacy there should
have existed any differences of opinion be
tween himself and other Southern officers and
gentlemen, but hoped that such feelings
would be forgotten and all offences mutually
forgiven.
He expressed the warmest sympathy for the
sufferings and struggles Of the gallant Con-
federate soldiers, who AT the close OF the war
had returned to ruined and desoiated homes,
TO battle with poverty and all its attendant
evils, and said he often thought of them in the
silent hours OF the night. when sleep refused
TO visit his troubled eyelids, but he felt as
sured that the same indomitable will and
energy which carried them through such a war
would in the end be crowned with competence
and plenty.
MIR. Davis inquired eagerly after many per.
sonai friends, and sent kindly messages to
many. His health had, he said, i'm proved
within the past fortnight but ne was still very
weak In speaking OF the disgraceful man.
aching affair, he sand that he attached no blame
to Gen. Miles, who had simply obeyed instruc-
tions. He said. however, that orders 70
shackle him had been several times forwarded
to the Fortress, but that the Off GERS postponed
or evaded its execution. In regard to Dr.
Craven's book the Doctor had, Mr.. Davis said,
put language into his mouth which was never
used by him, but the Doctors timidity pre-.
vented him from writing a truthful and accu.
rate account OF many conversations and cir
cumstanees."
Evening star., 1866-09-03

THE PRESIDENTIAL DINNER IN NEW YonH
The dinner given at Delmonieo's on wedn, a.
day evening was probably the most elegant
and expensive affair Of the kind ever enjoyed
by so large party in this country When the
committee OF citizens having charge OF the
presidential reception had determined on
state banquet, they ordered. al Delmonicois
18th street place. a dinner for two hundred
and fifty, with the direction that IL should be
the best that could be gotten up Nolimit was
placed as TO the cost of the dinner or wines
We are informed that the dinner actually cost
S25.000, or one hundred dollars for each plate.
NJ y Past
Evening star., 1866-09-03

A LOTTERY SwIEDLE BROKEN UP-The
Louisville (ky.) Oourier of the 3Ist ult saws:
For some time past party of CIncinnatians
have had in operation lottery concern osten-
siby for the purpose of raising funds for the
relief OF the suffering poor Of Alabama. Their
advertisements and bills appeared in many of
the leading Southern papers, and great many
persons, more especially Of the South, in
vested ostensibly in the affair, supposing il a
bona fide arrangement, as large number OF
names were attached as references, supposed
to be prominent citizens of this city. Only one
or two OF those are actual personages, and
thoee were prominent gentlemen of this city,
who, the moment they heard OF the affair,
FASTENED to make known TO the public that
their names were being used without au-
tberlty.
We yesterday morning gave a full and un-
biased account Of the affair as far AS de veloped
mentioning the arrest of several of the parties
Yesterday morning some Of the parties were
before the City Court for trial, for having in
their possession lottery tickets and selling or
offering the same for sale. Among these was
Captain Samuel Wldeman, of Cincinnati.
The Chief Of Police, as we mentioned yes
terday, has taks posse ssion OF all money sent
by express to this point and addressed to Will
hanson, Simmins q Co., and he has now seye-
raj slpsckaees OF money in his possession.
We yesterday morning published a letter
from Governor Patton, OF Alabama, disclaim-
ing having given any sanction to this a Hair
which must brand it on the face as being
carried on withoutapy authority from the Stat
Of Alabama
Evening star., 1866-09-03

~The Norfolk virginian says the bears
driven from their lairs in the Dismal SWAMP
by the confagratiop, are often seen by the
passengers on the trains. numbering along the
track. ..r .t.r.r ..... 50. ffl f-I-.tl :. Id
III Dr. c. b. Gamble, OF Florida, has pur-
chased the property known as ssClifton," con-
tanning four hundred and twelve acres. and
situated about two miles from Cambridge,
Md, for $4,000. '-i IL
timore, has p7rchased the Capon, Springs
property for &+t,0o0. he 10 at present propri-
etor Of the Eutaw House, Baitimore.- VIA
eAesfer NeUs. - tgri'oI faf rl1If TE -
~.weep no more for messed the si,eo
onion tew the cook msids-y- Billinxs. y -.
- The farm Of solomon Rnss, near Haull.
ton. Loudoun county, was SOLD for e7s Der
acre, 70 George Janney lakt week. The farm
Evening star., 1866-09-03
OOLGATEY AROMATIC yEeE

OOLGATES AROMATIO vEGETA BILE SOAP
superior TOILET Soar, prepared from refined
VEGETABLE Oils in combination with GI rcKRINR
and especialy designed for the use Of LADIES, and
fer the NURSERY. Its perfume is exquisite, and
washing properties unrivalled.
For sale By all druggists. eS-eoI,
Evening star., 1866-09-03
SPECIAL NOTICES,

UPHALON's "NIGRT-BLooMIEG OE-
REUs.n- ~.
One ofths fev, the immortal names
That vse not born to die. ."-Haheek.
6eld eyery " here,
Evening star., 1866-09-03

THE VALLEY RAILROAD.-The Lexinrton
(Va) Gazette says:-The engineers Of the VAL
ley railroad are now in this county, engaged
upon the work of locating the line II is sup
posed the survey will be completed 10 salem
by the LIST OF November next The following
gentlemen constitute the corps, and are now
encamped near town Richard Randolph, &.
I. Mason, W. III. Boiling, p. p. Dandridge, &.
Goldsborough, VIM. l.. Done, j. NJ. Lee. C.
TaYlor. B. s. Randolph. 7. Carson.
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SU1ELX,

SU1ELx STEADILY
SUCCESSFULLY,
eAOLAND1RB EXTRACT BUOKU
u cunIMa
sveTy oass Of KIDNEY DIsIAsl, RH1vAA1IsA,
CRAWL, URINAly DIsoRDHls. WEAKNEp and
PAINS In the BACK, TIMALI COMPLAINTS and
TROUBLES ariAing from 1xcIssKs OF ANY KIND.
OoAD, II AFFLICTED
TRY LANDER's.
TAKE NO OTHER BUCKU
Bold By all Apothecaries. Price q. D. BARNEs
co., New York, and BARN Ee, WARD co.,
New Orleans, Southern Agents. BURLEIGH d
ROGERS, Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mass,
General Agents. fob IDLY
Evening star., 1866-09-03
HALLS VEGETABLE sICILIAN HAIR RE
NEWER
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Halls VEGETABLE 6ICILIAN HAIR RKNEwER
Restores gray hair to the original cofer
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Prevents the hair from falling off
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Makes the hair soft and glossy.
HALLS VEGETABLE SIcILIAN HAIR RENEwER
Does not stain the skin
HALLS SICILIAN VEGETABLE HAZE RENrwyR
Has proved itself the best preparation for the hair
ever sented to the public.
Price 81. For sale by all druggists. ia 80 -Tuly
Evening star., 1866-09-03
MOTH AND FRECKLEs.

Ladies' af1icted with Discolorations on the FACE.
called moth patches or freckles, should use PER-
RY's celebrated MOTH and FRECKLE LOTION.
It's tnfallible. Prepared by DR.. b. q. Perry. Der
matolosist, 49 Bond ST., u. Y. Sold by all drug.
lists In Washington and elsewhere. ny ls-eoSm
Evening star., 1866-09-03
MARRIA3E AND oELIpAO

sn Essay of Warning and Instruction for Young
Men. Also, Diseases and Abuses which prostrate
the vital powers, With sure means OF relief. Sent
free OF charge in sealed letter envelopes Address
tion, Philsdelphia, Pa. aug Is 3m
Evening star., 1866-09-03

NTARINIS
lSl FASHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY,
=, between 9Th and 10th streets.
PROF. MAR1NI returns thanks 20 his a
foI ner pupils and friends. and re. pactfully s.
sGltcits q continuance Of their patronage. 3<
his classes " Ill commence on TUESDAY, -
September 18th
For further. particulars see future advertise.
ments or circular, au 242v
Evening star., 1866-09-03
NJ IooN,s Nm

The Inventor and Pstentee Of the MINERAL
tfLAaE IkETH, attends personally 49,
hls once IN this city. Many persons cam 0k%O
wear these teeth who cannot wear others, 10
these. N
Persons calling ut my Office can be accommoda-
ted with any style and price of Teeth they may
sire, but 70 thsee who particular, and wish tho
purest, cleanest, strongest and most perfect den
ture that art can procure, the MINERAL TEETH
will be more fully Warranted
Rooms In this city-Ne 33s Penn'a avenue, be-
Philadelphia. oc 90 lv
Evening star., 1866-09-03

NEw BooKs-The Hiadsn sip, : Novel. IIIus.
~ frsted: Inside, . Ohrontcls OF eeeessico. A.
IusfIsfed; Battle Pte~es ana AsDeets OF sso War,
George Eliot; Fields History Of the Atlantic Ce.
bic; tuDeTstttton And Force by HsnrEC o. Lea.
T s1 ~ 49,. YRANOH 1AYLOB
Evening star., 1866-09-03

u Of urine. trrftesioa, in1Annaoen ee ulcsRaSion
a the bla1deY e kidne1s, diseasse a. The OeostyHss
dck dust deDosit and ~ dieessss & Is bIs1der.
oSfET1 h3&Ib hf3 dsifSai fS2ASHFs SHsbp1SHii bp1SH6iiuc' Pc HI
Evening star., 1866-09-03
DENTISTRY.

T. COUMBE. DENTIST, No 2a9 9th street,
betseen and streets, will Extract.
III, sbd Insert Teeth on Gold, Silver, or6p&@
rubber Plate. at most moderate prices 0
Dest material used. gu 2-lms
DR. LEwIE, DkNTfSsTE DkNTTfsEi; s.. REMOVED tr.m
xsS 10 2oo Penn. avenue, ten door~
TsHh Ezfraded Witiovt Pain. All peg g8
sons having Teeth to extract Il would sdvise them
taken out. Teeth inserted on Rubbsr Gold And
@ siIvsT rl.te' In sIdst that an persons should
To be convinced CT the fact call and see for your
method Of inserting Teeth
No; 2eo Psnn's avenue, between 18th and 18th
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3si ten NIT tttrt.tsn S.ldtn
Ias f. asru NJ iellsn rIrrsn,,
0erCt i'd Ts ius &ismam iutrsaj
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Muti. Tienlts su strriGttn
Im ras gSut Sem Nanns ttut'
gutr Stomm mar srrs uus maHtis.
llnp id mar tiu ,rittr ditrer.
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llmtr Rrissarui mar Stiarttst,
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llniie @titsT, uutrs SsHrsr
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6alll !;ar 'lmS tisit Statte'
S0u 81. 6ulltn ttrsn RUBIN
Iie gum ealsin uns sstraht.
Tth ss lam lis smIt stunrs,
$50 taa 9lusS aIe;Is wnree,
9n StRaEt res w,lesH Waunts
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pr Ger gIhIh. ni&t srlsg.n
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fpis bic Gid bic 1sCms isntst,
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gitt i,in @slIsr, nsh rem 8cssn,
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Tor. mad s1srsn, mo DIR 5anptltHs
2rissr fnrst til 3a raSsn
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Ter 1sraiStGaa Init Fb trlnat:
Q,;t rsuten ercm bic 5lntssn.
Tie Ten JftSsttira snidnCiii1,
YurH sas Nalstrranmtr Ssht,
2niitsu 6aaslu marm,lns ws3sr,
wels,u allnrn istas seaiisT,
3snn tis &bniain Zee S@9S
S.ustt tim rsH Gssnrsrus,
a,;ts rauIa.t gsttss Ettsn,'
Trr,h RES rlrwalesttbrss S&rsiesT,
Q,.;t ll,mut rse aGaisss Sang'r
Gtiut wsibltn S6iummsrlisssr:
Gtiltr MIR . nns immsr Fiur',
gur pea 3sit ~ 5sit srtsns
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-01-03

4 FEtRFUt SroHY or IITpRopHonrA -
Mr.. Henry Drew, Assistant Superintend-
eut Of Public Property. has related to us
the particulars Of case uf hydrophobia
at the village ol Waterloo which supasses
N tragic interest almost any story Of tho
kind We rycr read
SOrne six or seven years aro 4 rad dog
went through the village of Waterloo. JET.
fersgn county. and bit a number of mi.
mails. Among others X snapped the leg
If cow eiouEing to Mr. lubbock. Tho
animal was examined but no mark was
found and it was supposed that It escaped
being bitten. The animal was Afterwards
sold to . man by the name Of Garrison,
who used her milk very freely ~ did two
Of his children. Some OF the neighbors.
including SIR Drevs family. were AIS,
supplied with the milk IF this cow.
At different times during the period
since the cow Was bitten there has been
inexpiicabl- anl fatal sickness among
those usiag her milk, and two children #
MIR. Garri-0nS, two Of Mr.. Drews. .rd
two others, have been attacked with.
spasms and died in great agony. Mr..
Garrison has also been attacked at times
witA sgasms. The mystery cf this sicks
ness was solved br the Geath. with every
symptom Of hrdroyhotia. n short time ago,
+ of the COW so slightly bitten seven years
a-o and ia whose system madness had
been latent ever since.
+ The case is singular ono and worthy
Inc attention OF scientific men- Fisp~.
+ KIN .Stzte .T9ucHnk
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-01-03

PROPOSED REoaGANTzATIoN OF THE RE-
GUAR AI.NY-A bill favored by the re-
-ulars is to be introduced in Congress II
provides for an army Of 100000 men
Regiments infantry end cavalry. n be
three bacta lions 500 men each. 24go
maximum strength. ARTILLERY - have Il
batteries to each regiment The uilI pro-
yI5es for reorganization offhe staff -
The Head oC the Four Chief Bureaus
Adiutant Inspector, Qaartermaster and
tommISslrv-to the Major Generals the
others Bri-adiers StaT vacancies 10 hc
filed from The line officers having the
right to apply Tor such and passing. "a in
French service, throu -hs n certain QcHod
o, service in each arm The Grand -ai
! to consist of one General four Lieu
tenant Generals. and four Major Cen
e-Els The srmv to he divided into four
corps The territory into four divisions
OF course these latter % be commanded
lv the Lieutenant Generals B-evets Of
ths- grade - be limited 70 two The
pay j to be arranged 50 that all allowance
he merged in the pay proper. The Gen
eT1i Is 70 receive q salary e4uira .cut 70
that DOW received By Grant $4,000 The
Lieutenant Generals about 5000 The
Na]0r Generals 5000 The BriEaIier
Generals $ 800 Ccl0nels. 1000. and 50
on down 70 ID Lieutcnant=, whose pay is