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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-06

THE RIGHT TO WHIP CHILD TO DEATH
FOR NOT SAYING ITS PRAYKks.-The Orleans
Clrcuit was Ia session last week. The case OF
Lindsey, the child murderer. was presented
to the grand jury, and an indictment for man :
slaughter was returned. Lindsey was ar
raigned, and pleaded to the Indictment not
guilty. Ii is said that ne declahes that he was
fully justified in what ne did. In other words
that be had right 10 whip his child 70 death
10 compel Its obedience to any command thai
ne gave. That question is 10 he decided in
court when the case comes TO trial. The same
judicial favor that has attended Lindsey ali
the way through, enabled him TO get this trial
put over 70 the January Circuit IL will be
saia that this was but in accordance with Gus
tom, that criminal should not be tried AT the
same time when he is indicted. Lindsley and
his counsel had a right to anticipate an indict-
ment. and nave had months To prepare for
trial. .Ihe advantage they expect 70 derive
from delay Is subsidence OF public Indigna-
ton towards this monster, and perhaps an alb
sence ofwitnesses for the prosecution -Roches-
tor T-.,.o
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A TKLEGRAPH fAkN.-A good story is told
OF an ambitious young man from tn country.
who. on a recent visit TO Boston, was an xions
TO send despatch over the Atlantic Gable
Just for the sake or the thing. Gaiherinr
mp all his loose change, he entered the Boston
office and expressed his wish Having wrft-
ten his message and handed ft iu, ne laid hi.
'pile" on the counter. exclaiming, .sHov far
will this money pay forr' Quickly running
over the money, the operator replied, @About
an inch" The would be sender denarred :
sadder and wiser man
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A SILENT WoMAN.-The Portland Press re-
cords what il calls one OF the wonders of the
world" in the case Of a woman who has Iust
died in the almshouse in that city. at the age OF
life, she made a VOW never TO speak another
word during her life; and during the thirty
five years she has spent in the Portland poor.
house, she religiously kept her VOW, until
death sealed her lips, not uttering a single in
telligible word during all Ihattime. The Press
says that she remained in full possession OF her
vocal faculties throughout the silent years but
does not explain how that fact is known
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METHODIST CENTENARY MRETING.-A Gen.
tenary meeting was held Wednesday evening
In the 7th street Methodist Church, New ork
where Rev. w. II. Boole gayerthe following
statistics of Methodism in this country: nun
dred years ago, a few men and women on Iy
were the con gregation of Methodists in John
street, New York; but now Methodism mum.
bers million of followers. There are now
1,2O0 missionary stations, l,12s paid laborers.
and 1O5, ,695 mission members, exclusive of the
Southern Church. The first years SD bscrip-
ton TO the maintenance in this country amount
ed 10 SS23, or just Ss3 more than q single church
of 800 mem bers had raised during the past year
Last year the contributions to the Methodist
Missionary Society amounted to S6OO.0OO, ans
this year the appropriations aggregate to the
sum Of S10o0.Oo0. There are now II 900 church
edifces, and 300 parsonages, valued al S33-
lEl.U0N
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The NATIONAL EXPRESS CoNPAsY-The
case OF Orlando w. Joslyn against the Ma
uonal Express Company was mp before Judge
Barnard on THURSDAY. Plaintiff lie n stock
holder IN the company, and complains OF the
bankrupt condition OF the corporation. and
seeks Tor winding up OF its affairs. He pur-
chased a number Of shares valued Al ssaa
under (as he states) fraudulent represen tations
OF certain members OF the company He now
seeks 10 recover his money. An Injunction
was granted restraining defendants from dis
posing Of their property in any way other than
Tor the interests OF the corporation and the case
came up on Thursday on q motion OF defend
ante 70 dissolve or modify this injunction
After hearing the argument of counsel Judse
Barnard reserved bis decision.-N v. I HeraLd
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A RELIGIOUS CONTROVERSY IN BELGIUM
A bitter controversy Is going on Belgium, caused
by religious dissensions. In conseq uence of
the appearance Of the cholera NJ. Piercot, Bur-
gomaster OF Liege, considered himself called
on TO interdict the procession or the assump-
ton IN that town. Thereon the clerical Jour
nails expressed great indignation, and one OF
them declared that an open and energetic re-
sistence ought TO be organized, and that no at
tention whatever should be paid TO the inter:
dictioD. The other papers replied, and angry
articles are appearing on both sides. : :
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sECRET DIsRAsEs

SAMARI7AN's GIrT is the most certain safe and
efectual Iemedy-indeed, the only vegetable reme-
dy ever discorered. Cures in two to oof days and
recent ceses In twenty four hours No mineral, no
oaisam no mercury. Only ten pills to be tea en- It
is the soldiers hope. and friend to those rho do
net want to be exposed. Male packages, 81; fe-
SAs sARITAN's RooT a.. IEKs JuIcxs--A positi We
ana permanent cure fer Spyhtfis. Scrsfaia Ulcers,
sores, sgots letters. 40 Price 81 Is per bettle.
Sold by B. q. Ford See sd ye rtise mept mvk
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ WE ARE IN THE MIDST OF REvO-
LUTON -0< naiss- -HunoSesn perfumes are no
longer procursble here The tariff blocks ades
Rarts agsin,t ,hem. But in their place stands
PhALONS "NI0HT BLOOMING CEREUS.n
the superletve sf all aoral extracts. and every
American lady wonders. as. she inhales its odor,
how she could ever have toieI ated them. Sold
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suPERIoR RlMrnY,

. We can console ndously recommend te those suf.
ierfnE fro0 dtstressing salgb, DR. STRICK.
La HDD AELLIELUOUS COU6H BALSAM
gives relief almost stantansous, and is with
al not dtsegreeable to the Taste. There is no
doubt but the 4ellifuous Cough Balssn is one Of
the best preparations In use: and is all that fts
proprietor claims for 1t We have tried ft during
the past week, and found relief from q msst dis
tTssci5S cough. II is lrepsIed By Dr.; Strickland,
for sale By prugsists. Sold bY J. W. NAIRH {
co: Also at WATTS Drug Store, and OdAS.
317 Pa. avenue and SOC Ninth
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MARRIAeE Avn crIIp.c,

MARRIAGE AND cELIRACY,
an Essay Of Warming and distraction for Young
Men; Also. Diseases and Abuses which PROSTATE
sne NIsi powers, with sure means OF relief. eeut
nee OF charge In sealed letter euvelo opes Address
pr eKILLIN H0U0HT0N, Howard Assoeis.
tion Philsdslphia, Pa. = - - aug Is sm
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financiaIa.a Iomm,rciaI.

TheH-w lors Con nerenaI OF ssslsnday az
SrnooR sAyss-Ths saiIsme NIsy ln sioc kS.
~srs sas. ,tsiS sS ssse..s o. s'isSy Ss fsi ne
mou~y market Some l~pc-rs q hclftag hack
tbt " fanos, with view ~ u oct tus ulTinf rsie
To- morrow, and the exceptions AZ five pr csut.
on caii are more numerous, the geuerat rate.
however, coniinu-s 20 be- tour r~r c.snl Df,-
counts are pnchan g,d. prime bills q spreur-
renta Sac per cent I ne contIn aed nrmness
IN goiu keeps exchange dull, aud the rates are
rather weak toseisn sankers arr nov Ityr ny.-
twsnttes ore freely, and The rvs uru pt,ou IN NJ
the purchases are made with a view 10 salp-
m Rts Causts fon1e parfIes 10 defer buyfng
bills. Governments are IN acttve Demand from
foreign bsnkers. and prices are higher Five
twehties OF '62 Tose a. The gold market show
and ,nbs~eusntly sdvsnCsdlo iies. wts an
active demand from he "sbortsn There is a
decided 81 arcity for delivery, aud loans are
msae at \ ,o per cert per d,em
tIom the Baltimore -4aerlcas' review of the
markets IN that city for the psst week, We
qpofe: N
Flour No change hs. been made in The
price OF Balumore family and high grade
eauat, but all other descriptions have ruled
higher and close very firm IN view OF the
tduced stock. Howard street and Western
brands come forward very spRringly. aud the
scarcity Of wheat has ind uced some OF the city
mnkrs 10 stop operations, We have 20 note
the foficwtng sales, l,soo bhls, North wessern
extra at Sl2aSi2 81 2oJ bols. do q. Sfa Is 500
bbls. City Mills do. a. SIP 95asIs. SO bbl.
Howard street do. at sl2 2saSI3 Is, I.oa bb.s
CITY Mills super at SloaS 10 50. the tnside figure
for common; 800 bbls. Northwestern do ar
sllaslu25, and 3O0 bbls. Howard street do ar
$40 5aSll per bbl. City Mills shipping extras
are held very hrm at si4asIi 81 per bhi.
Grain-Oferings ~ the Corn Exchange, as
usual al this season, have been extremely
mooerhfs, and prices or corn and oats have
steadily advanced, both closing scarce and
nm. Seed wheat has brought better rates but
millers have been indtsposed 20 pay any
advance. Rye il quiet and IN changed
provisions s-Tranaciione have been mostly
In barrelled Pork ana Bacon, he latter being
In good request for home consumption and 10
fiil Southern orders. Buik meat is scarce hut
neglected. and for Lard very limited INQUIRY
prevails al lower prices.
Sugars.-With the advance in the Gold pre-
MUM our market has ruled frIner, but buy-
ers generally have not been disposed 10 submit
TO the advance demanded. and transactions
have been comparatively lght. Sales en-
oraced IS hhds. 9rocery Porto Rico n q "a
l3a U.s. hhds. Cuba do az II saIIIc i,s2a
boxes Cuba Molasses Sugar for refining at iOg
cents. fnonihs; - hhds. good Ouba refining Al
iO4c., months; and l3o hhds. Po TO Rico do
al l0lc-, months.
Whisky.-During the past week transactions
embrace 50 bbls. free Western at % 81; 100 bbls
bonded City al SAP; 100 bbls Western do AT
- i3, and small lots do. n 81 <<aS2xS. Market
lightly supplied and very quiet NJ the close
Sales OF 2tp bbls. Western, 70 arrive, ha We been
made at s2i21 in bond.
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. so ID ..-a STRADILH
90. SUCCESSFULLY
DMOLANDlRB EXTRAOT BUOKu

10 cuRINe
evssy case Of KIDNEY DIsBAsB, RHnyAA1Ish,
Crawl, URINARY DIsoRpEls, WEAKNKss and
PAINS In the BACH. TrnALE COMPLAINTS and
TRousLss arising from Hxczsszs OF AnY KIND.
OoM1, " lAFPLIoTBpI
TRY LAND ER's.
TAKE NO OTHER BUCKU.
SoId By all Apothecaries. Price q. D. BARNDe
CO., New York, and BARHEe, WARD CO.,
New Orleans, Southern Agents. BURLEI0H
ROGERS, Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mass.
General Agents. fab la-ly
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A NEW EPIDKSIc.-The Hartford, Conn
Times give the following particulars OF a ne W
and terrible epidemic which has broken ont
in that locality, and threatens 10 spread 10
other cities. Attention Is called 70 IL that young
people may be prepared, as its most a rerou.
victims are taken from their ranks The Times
says: The cholera fever has about subslded.
with the adv OF cooler weather: and, az the
thermometer indicates q nearer approach OF
winer, new epidemic starts up, which
promises 10 reach all classes Of the com muuity
before Christmas and New Year IL com
menced in good earnest this week. There is
nothing fatal about IL, if good care is taken by
the parties afflicted; yet a disease will some
times assume a trou blesome phase when lenst
expected. This epidemic is styled by the Doc
tore (of Divinity rage for matrfmony; fee as.
or SIC, or more, according 70 the condition OF
the patient, with prospect of further outlay
IN case OF an emergency. The first eyu ptom.
are palpitation; then contortion OF the facial
muscles IN 10 sweet smile and rush OF blood
10 the head; then congestion of the brain and
an itching for scribling epistles delighuuIIy
confused with adlectives; then unreasonable
noufs and sleeplees nights; and then various
things too numerous TO mention, and finally
visions OF embroidery and the cradle season.
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ofoesiLs In RED SANDsToNEs--Last Thurs.
day. in Q lead mine at Msmp his, Tennessee
some specim sns Of red sandstone were broken
open ana one was found 20 contain a petrided
human ha nd,in q perfect srate Of prsser auon.
In other cases parts or an ale were fou nd,
aud one blae enake, some nvNfeet long, W ~
foond, OF the consistency and weight Of the
stone. tf'F'ff fNs.f'''-' o - ? ~
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ga Frenchman proposes TO build pom !.
toon bridge, with openings for vessels, from
Calais 70 Dover clifis. He estimates The cost
at fl6,0o0,e0O. OEfi3 s4ana .,t|eslE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-06

Asuperior TOILET Soar, prepared from refined
VHsETABLs OILS in combinstion With GL YcxnINR
and especially designed for the use OF LADIES and
the NURSERY. Its perfume is exquisite, and
washing properties unrivalled.
For sale by alf druggists. fes-eolv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-06

hfFAIkb In ALEXANDRIA I'VE clip the fol
lowing items from the Alexandria Gazette OF
yesterday,
The National Etpress have been
held in Charleston and Augusta. urging the
Boaru OF Directors to re-organize this Compa.
ny. Geo. a. Trenholm presided at the Charles
ton meeting, and In both the greatest enthusi-
asm prevailed and liberal tenders OF support
were made. Weunderstan that arran pemeuts
are on foot in several of the cities in TIM. STATE
for the purpose of sustaining and uontin uIng
The operations Of this company. A general
meeting OF the stockholders OF the compan v
meets in Richmond on the 9th inst, at which
its future destiny will be determined
PdupeT NsgTOeS.-It is SAID that the order from
the ETeedmen's Bureau, in relation TO an digent
negroes In this place, directs that the issue of
rations, which will be resumed, is to be made
through the officers of the Bureau alone and
that there is to be no separate classification of
those who came into this place before or since
the late war. II Will be recollected that the
recommendation of the Mayor was that IL fur
thGr aid was 10 be continued to the Freedm
OF this city, 1t should be distributed through the
medium OF the Oyerseers of the Poor
Refutssttoa.-A reQusition upou the Wash.
lngton civil aufhorities for George Wilder alias
Curley George, who has been in prison in that
CITY Tor some weeks past, on the charge of
breaking into the dwelling house OF Mr. J. /,
Dyson, in this city. received from Gov Pier
pont, was to-day placed in the hands OF Capt
James Walsh, who proceeded to Washington
10 receive the prisoner, and bring hIm to this
city. where he will be examined. :
Rdfirodd Stock The Sheriff of this comfy
adyertises for sale at auction, next month, 2l0
shares of stock in the Orange and Alexandria
haliroad, levied upon as the properly OF the
late John Withers, tn the suit OF the Board of
Public Works VS.. Selden, Withers s. Co.
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A MODERN MIRAOLEi
From old and young, from rich and poor, from
n1eh born ana iovly, comes the Universal Voice Of
HALLS VEGETABLE
6lClLlAH HAIR RENEWER
n Is perfect and miraculous article. Oures
ncidne.s; ..o; naKss hair grow. better dressi ns
dry and wfFy hair into Beautiful Silken Tresses
But above Al. the srest wonder 10 the rspidity
E1th which II restores GRAY HAIR TO IT'S ORIGINAL
Color. HIl ~ 80
Use 1t few times. and r. ......
PRESTO, .CHANGEI
the wnfest and worst locking hair resumes its
youthful beauty. 1t does not dye the hair, but
coloring matter.
II viii not taxi long disagreeable trial to prove
the truth OF this matter. The rst applieation will
90 good; ysu will see the NATURAL Colon return
BfFoRs you KNOW IT,
the old, gray, discolored Appearance Of the hair
gin es gone giving place to fustrous, shining and
ASK for Halls sieiiian Hair Remover: no other
article 10 ct oil like Ii In effect. You will dndit
CHEAP TO BuY, q. PLEAsANf TO Try,
ANp SURE TO DO You Coop.
There are many limitations Be sure yeu procure
the genuine. manufsctured only By
B. P. HALL 4 CO., Nashua, n. II.
For sale ~ all druggists. jaI-SN
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~ INGLE. ..... -.-.r..-
". ATTORNEY
NO 80 Louisiana avenue. above 6th street,
ocA ~ WASHINGTON, ID q.
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DENTISTRY.

H. kEAOYAL
IA AZ to atS5Ab asd b. DENI!sI, he. R.novEp fr.r
aeouss 1s0ss E,,s,.d T.as R&,.ecery ~ D.s,lst,y
sone iii hisirns ~ Teeth e extract woQa sdvise them
token out. Teeth fnserted On Rubbsr' Cola Snd
Silver Plates. In srdsr that eli persons should
haze Teeth, We hsve red uced the price very low.
I9 1s eonyncei q the feet cali and see for your:
msthod Of inserting Teeth
10 zoo Psnna avenue, between 18th and 18th
N III s.B. LEwIE. N. D., Dentist.
Il Il. LOOMS. ND. "A
n Ise Inyenter and Pat. ntes Of the MIH1RAL
SLAIE 4 TEETH, attends personally at
DIS omee IN this city. Many persons can 8}3
Sesf these teeth who cannot wear Others, ~&&o
these. ~'
Persons calling at NY once can be scooumoda-
ted With any style and price Of Teeth they may de-
ure, out 10 these who are particular aud wish the
purest, eieanest. stronse and most perfect dem
tnre thai art can procure the MIN ERAL TEETa
viii be more fully warranted. o
Rooms In this efty-No 3Ss Penn's avenue, be.
twsen 9in and 10th Sta. Also, 90T Arch street,
fhiladelphia- 20 lv !.
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AMUSEM ENN.
NATIONAL THEATRE.

NATIONAL THEATRE r~is
. Late Grovert,5 % h--.4t -.l
Psnnsylvanis .y,nss; near WiIard., Hetsl; :,
sPHHLppbESSy sSy !. RaPhBY-@;;e 81 E E 20 y sR!ET0aSs
THIS ,ss,q,s.y, AyT5RsGoA, oa. 8. lss,
pc, fOrmaBce ~ ~ o'clock =. = -.fr|''
Lat lime most rssi siv+ly, of .r...
ROsRDALB; Oh THE RIFLEs, Ball.
Admission ON this occasion Thirty CENTS to
Gil parts OF the house. ,-.-,y ... ..
Tonight. RUsFAoHE BAUDIN. IaW
VEsTSALl will shortly appear. s no
MABINI's FASHIONABLE DANCING
INl AOADEMY AT -
MARKETS. ASSEMBLY, ROOMS,
+, between 9Th and leth streets,
Tbs ecsdemy 10 nov open fer the recep- -
niss &c and masters Tussdays. Thursdays and Sat
urdayg, from to6p m. - ......'.s -.
Gentlemen E elaises from to 10. same evenings.
b-Priyate instruction given to salt the con-
venicnce Of the pupil 20 seB
DReFs. J. W. &H.P. KBEIs' .,.r
DANCING ACADEMY, n
Pennsylvania avenue. bet. 9th and 7th sts.. xA
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel
Our Academy is now open for the rec aptisn of
Pupils. In returning thanks to our former Pupils
solicit continuance of the same Circulars can
be had at J: T. Ellis and W @. hetzerott.& 90. .
The Hall can be rented for soirees. 30.
Days aSd Hours Of Tsttton:
For Ladies, Misses and Masters, Tuesday and
Saturday afternoons, from to 10 CLOCK. ~.
GentiemeDs Q Glasses, Tuesday and Friday eve
For further information. apply during the hours
o. tuition, or address q note 20 the Academy.
Quarter cosannencise With the first ie.son. ne 10
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PERSONAL.

nj ADAM RRoDIlR STILL CoNTIEUES TO
n. =. fsad the planen. She beiRg the Seventh
aD.au8nter can cure all diseases Of long standing
Sne can be Consulted on all matters. Can cause
IoSe te be mutual " here il does not exist Bust-
and 9TH atreets. se f8-svs
nON'T TkIFLB WITH YOURSELF ANY
longer. Matters are beooDiug serious. Coo
SUIT Dk: DARBY. 499 7th Ct. bet. and \, and
. be cured permanently. His terms are reasona-
oie. .,.-.F .-.. % Ue l3- Ina
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bkEMlAH .. BLACK. WARD H.LAs
LAW OFFICE,

BLACK, LAMON 3 CO.,
Counsellors and Attorneys at Law in the SUPREME
Oourt OF the United States, the Court OF Cisims
the Courts of the District, the Executive Oeeart
psnts and Committees of Congress. = -
umes, SOC lAth street, directly opposite VIII
i1ros dotet ..- ''-.. 80 - de lS.n
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HE CHEAT BEcoNsrRucrIos1sr

Al LOSARO. o.. .s-. ..... ...
WI. MERCHANT TAILOR, ,-t..
Corner Of 9Th and ID Streets, a.
DsAires TO return his thanks tor the libs fsl =
patronage bestov ed upon him during past A
seasons. and at thn same time invites bis M
fyteLds TO v.tft hiS9tore and nspece his new
end choice selection Of goods, which he has inst
Rocehssed for the Fall snd wfatsr Trsde Ar, B.
HARDOS, his associate, continues 20 give his
ait.n to the style and genersi apeAr-
apce Of ell RaIm nts made at the establfshmeat
The best work and nodssats shsrgee 10 our
motto. .HI .. % I'm
Il J. HHIBEB0EA, 80
suoeeseer e H. =: Laden Co.. a.
CITIZENS AND MILITARY
MERCHANT TAILOR, ~
MetYoroiitan Hotel late Browub, NJ
362 Peansyivaaia aveoue -AA
my LIT - =. Washington. D. G.
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The Brenham. Texas, Affair.
IrrTkR rKon orxxRAL snnRIoAs.

Nhw7ORLEAss, Sept. 20. 1S66.-Te lar Ezoei-
ieRey9 Sorsrrsr TArooknori0a I have lust re-
crIred from Colonel Mason his report on the
ahair which occurred at Brenbam, Texas on
me TN instant and have direci him TO notify
brfSet MAJOR Smith thai he must not permit
nlmself ner any OF his men Ia be arrested I
rrtpeetfully request Of your ExceIlency TO do
All ~ yenr power 10 allay the excitement there
snd Will DO all in my power to satisfy the
ends OF justice in every case; bat / doubt II
much Justice could be done in a community
which compels our officers and soldiers 10
their camps. I win have an additional and
thorough Investigation OF this affair IL pos.
sible, 10 ascertain If any soldiers were guilty
or the affair; bot Celonel Mason is clearly of
the impRssion that those designated for arrest
are inn6cent
Respectfully, your obedient servant
r. II. SHERIDAN, Major General u s A.
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1S.ssI IT, 5;:.s. T.. e.: g.
pecefved, which We snes sak O tactoQ lucss.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-03-17

The PREsrDENT seems disposed to sever his
connection with the great Union party, and
the oregon Statesman goes with him. So
do the Review and the States Rights Demo
crat In the same company we ffnda every
rebel and Copperhead from Maine to Oregon
and from the Lakes to the Gulf fpfegonian
= The Idaho Statesman is in the same. com
pany, too-but much against its will4-and
travels along "mighty slhw"-thinh> il. will
"tire" some before August. Rray, spare its
feelings, Mr.. Oregonian, and 'don'tatalk about
"rebels aud copperheads" in connection with
that paper. The Idaho Statesman feels bad
enough, now.
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SheriR,sRale

lpY virtue of an execution issued out of the
IDDistrict Court in and for the County of Boise
upon Judgment rendered in said Court, wherein
s. W. Nolan is Plaintiff and Thomas B. Hart is
Defendant. for the sum of Four Hundred and
,Twentyf four and $4,000 Dollars, 1924 8Ol iudp.
Inent and costs Of suit, duly tested on the 2lst
day OF February A. D. 1866, have seized and
taken in execution the following described prop
erty ts-wt: All the right, title and interest Of the
petendantln and to three.eights - 8ths of Ger.
tain mining ditch, known as Hart l. CaIloway's
pDiteh, situated in said County, commencing at
West Creek and extending a distance of eight
miles, to within one fourth of a mile of the town
of Pacerville, in Placer mining district, together
with all the water rights of said Defendant be-
longing to said ditch. Public notice is hereby
IL O'Clock NJ, willsell, in front of the Cont
ffbuso dOorin Idaho City, at Public Auction, the
above described property, 10 tile highest bidder,
for cash. to satisfy said execution and all accruing
costs. J. T. CRTITCHER Cbor;Ar
Dated March 5th, 1866. n2lw4