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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-10-05
Questions and Answers.

| When n copperhead tells you that
President Johnson is "0nly carrying
out Lincoln's policy" ask him why
then he was not n supporter of Lin
coins Administration, as he now is of
Johnson's. ,...... ....,...s- 5.,
fla conservative Republican" John
son supporter tells you the same thing,
ask him why it is, then, that all the
coppcrheads and rebels, who were Lin
coins bitterest enemies, are now John
sons most ardent admirers. If john
sons policy" was Lincoln's policy"
how happens it that all those who OPP
posed Lincoln are Johnson's support
ers? ~.# ##@3 sAgt8& &c., .t...
Ifcoppcrheads tell you that they sup
! port johnson because he is the cham
pion of the Constitution ask them
why, then, they did not support the
defenders Of the Constitution during
the war, while those who are now
Johnson's particular admirers were in
open rebellion against it. How hap
pens it that they have fallen i'm love
with the Constitution, the Union,
and the laws" as soon as the rebels
profess to have done likewise after be-
ing whipped into submission When
tho Government. with the Constitution,
was in peril, these coppcrhead sueaks
w.,
and embarrass those who were defend
ing it, and now that it has been sue
cessfuily vindicated, they join its arm
ed ASSISTANTS in pretending to be its es-
peciai champions! ,s.,. ,.r'..--,
When a copperheal tells you that llc
is a Johnson man because he is in fa-
vor Of tile speedy and complete rcsto-
ration ofAtl the. States, ask the hypo-
critical pretender why it was that he
and all of his class did all that they
dared do to help Jeff. Davis and his
traitorous crew to take the now unrc-
stored States out of the Union?
Whenever you meta Union. soldier
who, now for the sake Of little Off
cial bread and butter, or for any other
reason, trains with the party OF John
son, Nallandiglam, A. III. Stephens &
Co., ask him If he does not feel mighty
mean since he has deserted the cause
which he served in the field, and join
ed that of the rebels ut home. .n .l-
p, When you meet a man who pretcnds
to Re, or to have been, rs good Re-
publican as you are" ask him whether
the Republicanism of Valandigham.
Henry Clay Dean, Fernando and Ben.
Wood, Vice President Stephens,
the Southern Generals Dick Taylor,
Forrest, Chalmers and all the rest of
that stripe of "patriots," who arc now
conspicuous political brethren Of his,
is of very recent or very approved
quality. And if he answers you that
he forgivcs all his enemies for the sake
Of fully restoring the peace of the Re-
public, ask him for evidences that the
enemies referred to are equally forgiv-
ing towards us, and ask him if he is
quite sure that, instead of his forgiving
them, they are not making dupe of
him, preparatory to making him n
pack horse, for their own wicked or
selfish purposes.
Ask any and all conservative"
gentlemen whether it is not safer to in
trnst the future conservation of the
country to those who fought and strove
and sacrificed to preserve it through
the late struggle, than to those who
openly or secretly did their utmost to
destroy it:
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-10-05
Capt. Lees Withdrawal.
INpErENDENCE, Iowa, Oct. /, ls6

: ~ 1NDErENDENCE, IOWA, Oct. ], ls66. :
A. G.. HASTINGS, ESQ, Dear Sir =
Owing to the recent publications in the
Dubuque Herald. of letters written by
me, which unexplained tend to reflect
upon me, as true and reliable supports
er of the principles Of the Republican,
party. | feel IL my duty 10 myself my
friends, and the Republican party, to
Withdraw my name from the ticket up
on which it has been placed, rs candi-
date for District Attorney, Of the 9Th
Judicial District.
feel impelled to take this course for
the reason, that am satisfied that my
remaining upon the ticket would en-
danger its success. and reflect upon the
motives Of those who placed me in NOM
ination.
..s... Worry respectfully, yours,
D. q LEE.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-10-05

so made vacant. And we do heartily
and cordially recommend him to- the
people ofsaid District, as an honest man,
n good lawyer, brave soldier, Il true
patriot, and Jealous supporter of our
noble Congress, in its efforts to restore
the Union with proper and just guar-
antccs Tor the future welfare Of the gov
eminent. Republicans, rally at the
polls; give him a unanimous and hear
ty support.
:, Unanimously adopted by the District
Com mittce. ID z al
A. @. HASTINGS, Black Hawk Co.,
GEO. WATSON, Delaware Co.,
J. s. WOODWARD, Buchanan Co.,
p CHRIS. WUrLwEBER, Dubl Que Co.
r A. Il. WILLoUGHBY, Grundy Co.
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GLORIOUS PROSPECTS!

Every thing bids fair for a most tri-
umpllant victory to the Republican
cause. Two months ago, we felt some
trepidation, rs to the results of that
cunning Philadelphia Combination,
which was being concocted against the
cause of loyalty and right. But the
verdict of "down East" in the mat
ter, and especially the fortunate bung.
ling of the bread-and-butter managers
and of the handy-andy clown himself,
soon put different face on affairs.
And now all is propitious. ......'..
The most influential of Johnson's
supporters have already forsaken him.
The New York Herald, that unfailing
weathercock, which always shows the
way of the wind, has veered round,
and taken it's stand OH the popular side,
defending the Republican platform,
and urging President Johnson to yield
to it. 81 Ditto the New York Daily
Neus. Thurlow Weed, the great crony
of Seward, and the war horse of poll
ties, freely expresses his disgust at
Johnson's course. The Springfield Re
publican, and the New York Post,
which were trying to be Johnsonish,
have come out more boldly against him.
The New York Times is on the peni-
tent stool, freely .confessing the Presi-
dents sins. Meanwhile the radical
Tribune has increased its circulation 90,
000in 2mos. No important organ is left
him but the World, that organ of all
copperhcad disloyalty. The traits all
leave a sinking ship everybody sees
that Johnson is about to be engulfcd in
n returnlcss abyss. Stand from under.
Iowa is coming; and OH Tuesday next,
we reckon it will thunder some!
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-10-05
/, Ne, Ny.

Mr.. Johnson is reported by somebody
to have said that he often passed twelve
hours in the White House without re-
tlecting that he is President of the
United States. This may or may not
be true; but no man can say that he
ever heard the President speak twelve
seconds without making illusions to
himself His speech to the delegation
of workingmen fills seventy nine lines
in the Sunday Morning Chronicle, and
Is composed of thirty-sevcn sentences
1t contains the pronouns, !, me, and
my just forty-four times, which are two
egotisms for each sentence, with seven
to carry, and one egOtism for every two
lines, with four-and-a- half to carry
ton Chronicle
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-10-05

ARE you PROUD, my friend, to train
under Captain johnson? Doyou think
him fright smart y specimen of a
gentleman and statesman? Is his
style to your taste? Do you like his
spirit why will you follow leader
or, over whose spiteful temper ana low
language you must continually blush :?
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-10-05

power i'll Congress increased by their
rebellion: If not, then vote for the
Republican Constitutional Amend
meht, which fairly eQnalizes rcprcsen-
tation, giving them rs we'll rs us only
as many members as the voting popu-
lation will allow. -..ss.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-10-05
TO the Republicans Of the 9th Judicial
niStrlcg of Iowa

Capt. d. s. Lee having withdrawn
his name az candidate for District At
torney of said District,
We, the undersigned have selected
GEN. MATHEW NJ. TRUMBULL,
OF WATERLOO, Iowa, to FIJI the place
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-10-05

READRR: you have one more chance
to bless your country, and do honor to
yourself. Go! vote the Republican
ticket, which proposes to hasten at
once fully restored and FULLY Loyal.
Union, .'.'
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-10-05

nNEIIrNDRED AND SIXTY AcSEs OF LAND.
~ four miies frem Belvad.re, H. fer improved real
estate ~ Cedar Falls, or m Rack Hawk County west
timber. skc rest covered with small second grow N It.
mes IN gentle Slopes has Running water and the SOIL
being rieh u IS well calculated make profitable
tnr frth.r particu.ars inanire
KISS o. W. o. A. doo'lhue be,s sf esastf r "Ms'''-
Sept. 20, is66. + y FHIIAaN.
sG If
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-10-05
Teanling..
Employment TO. Both Sexes,
Fl 400 PER YEAR, We WAN

Rh1 FER YENKy WE WANT
= ,.lVV Agents everywhere TO sell our i'm.
nCnrs't = - Sewing Maolilnea. Three new kinds Tn
der AMI upper feed Warranted Ave years Above sal
airy OF large commission paid. The only machines sold
IN United States for less than 4 h. which ffUy H.
ceased bg lfotee, Hhteier wilson. Grorer Baker
Singer \ On ,0ad RsaAalisr. All oth.r cheap ma
chimes are snfriH9Asets and the seller user are r.
a6fe to arrest .nne, and imPrisoR,aeak Circulars
free. Address, call upon Shas Clark EildcrorJ
Maine or Chicago. III, 4l-Iy
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-10-05

SOLDIERS remember how long you
fought, and how much you suffered, to
put down rebellion; now vote, SO as to
KEEP 1T DOWN!
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-10-05

EVEN So.-Andrew johnson in all
his spec ches speaks in n conversation
al Manner of Swinging around the
circle" Ifthc reconstruction question
is a circle, Andrew says truly. He has
been on allsides Oft. lftruti is the cen
tire of it, he is also justified in using the
phrase, not having been for nearly a
year anywhere near it.-IotcIo Blade
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-10-05

EARLY TO THE Polls and bring
your neighbors with you. Work for
the good cause. Give one day to your
country, one day more! "a. o.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-10-05
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
For Secretary of state,
Col. ED. WRIGHT,

REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
ri For Secretary of State,
Col. ED. WRIGHT,
OF Cedar County.
For state Treasurer.
Mai. s. Il. RANKIN, o4
or Washington County.
,nou 81 For State. Auditor, gas +
"2l.n JOHN A. ELLIOTT.
or or Mitchell County.
" For Register State Land ONCE.
'o-t G. G.. CARPENTER,
ITO saii or Webster County.
10 s8gi For Attorney General.
a1ignluaF. T.. BISSELL, ...
.naagssf OF Dubuque County.
For Reporter Supreme Court,
ge.f son, i. H. STILES,
sasAtlsE OF Wapcllo County. ...
h'2'o For Clerk Supreme Court,
-, a.. C.. LINDERMAN,
his,.J.s..r Of,Page County.
i
FiBrit.f5e-t. - -- ..- r.. -.
arad ud FOR CONGRESS.
s5' ~, Sixth Congressional District.
-atggo "A. w. HUBBARD. ~.
t4a .DggTBu = -- ~ g#. s@ -.
, NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
..#E s..,r........., For Judge,
- Nyuy
j lHsufa Hs or Dubuque. s...5 ..... .
81 ..@r' sEor District Attorney,
= GEN. M. NJ. TRUMBULL,
or Waterloo. ~" b.
III l3 z-it 9E5 81 - g4tf e. aE5. ..
,as y# COUNTY TICKET. g,rs. .
at vi For Clerk of District Court, "
-sot] &c. A. EBERHART. .ss
For County Recorder,
rraj JAMES w. MCCLURE.
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THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL NEWS.
AMUsIMENrs, &c, ro.NIoHr.

AAUoBMEhIS, &C. TO-Nl9dT. s,fe2
NNfIVSALs lHEATER.--Last night of the
presented A6uer's eeHchtfui Operx OF aPra
Oiavoio-" The full strength Of the compa ~
appears in the cast, and IL vii: no q .ubt oe the
Inest production OF The brief season justcio,ed
LH-. 49, 80 Z. ..a ~ 81
CEHTxR MARKEr To-DAY.-Beef hast en- T.
Per ID, CSC; next, 2Uc.; Salt Beef 15asoc Dried
Beef. 30asSc. Veal, 2)c. Mutton, chops, zoe
lamb, 2cc; Lard. 2Sc-; PORK, fresh, aDe.; corusd,
.De: Bacon. hams, nncut sliced, 3Sc bre.ss q
2Dc-; shoulders, i6c. Butter, 4Oa⪼ Ohickeu..
par, siaS2; Turkies, each, S2ass 5e Geese
S125a&2 Ducks, pair, 75caRl25 Eggs
doz., 35ai0c- Green Corn, can, doc. Green Corn.
lnear, dozen, IL cents. Apples, PIX, Acc ash Ap.
pies. dried, Use. Leeks, bh., Sc Turnlps, oOc pk,
reaches, dried, per quar-, IS cts Beans. but
Radishes, per bunch, 2a4c. Beers, per PIX, aOc.
Onions, fOa50c; Okra, SOC: Parsnips 3Oa;Oc
Peas, quart, 10c. Carrots, bunch, S cents
flsh-Rock, large, each, %; smaIl. bunch SOC !:
Perch 5ta6Uc- MackereL, 25c. each; Haiibut
10, 25o-, Sheephead, 75asi each: HOLSTERS per
pound - cents; Sea Bass, per pound, ~
cents Spanish Mackerel, SIaSit5J each
Rye, per busneI, CSC aSI.1O Corn Meal
Slbasl.i 70 Shipstuf, 60as0c. Brown stun soc
Shorts, 40e.. Corn, shelled, sl.3iaSl. 40, in ear
Dbl, - 5OaSG. Oats, BIZ, 55a65c Hay cwr 81 25
SIS. Straw, soc .a&I.25 Celery, pr bunch, iOc
kIout, per quart, f5e. Cabbage, per head, 3alOc
Hominy, quart, 10 cents. Lettuce, 1aI0 cents
per peck. Cucumbers, sa10 cents Egg Plants,
5alO cents. Pears, 75c.aS3 per peck. Chest.
Euts. 3Oc4 ct. Sweet Potatoes. 3Oa40c Grapes,
25c.il ID Small Birds, per doz 81 % Wood !.
cock, per pair. 81 Small Ducks, 75c ast per
pair Partridges. per doz-, siaS5; ROBINS
quart PC. Cranberries, 2oc- Pumpkins, 10 to
SIC. each.
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DIED..

IUksSk 10 this city. on Saturday. November
:, ~ IL 70 O'Clock. mr.. SARAH A. TURaER
bsloysd vile Of Henri Turner, in the list year Of
Her funeral will take place from IN. rs.,a.,c. a,
her husband. <93 10Th street, on Monday morsIns .
at II oclock, at which time her friends are
a. attend.
LITTLE. At Charleston, 9. c., ON wedn..s.v
Octobsr slst, FANNY, laughter of VIM. Iii tsie ,
of Wesvervfile, Cal aged years and month";
13l Washington street, Georgetown, SD. "a San
day.
L0vEy6Y. On tho lat instant, 1t s O'Clock n
m. MARIA L wife Of Dr.. J w. II LoveJoI, and
Saushter OF VIM. A. Gresse, Dsg-, OF brooklya,
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OTTY TTEMS.g

/ The Boo AND JET IBwELRY now beng 80
extensively manufactured. nnd In sc many
nesotifui designs. are especially adspted for
TO descfibe the innumerabis desir able pasterns
tnto which ihese. materials are wrought. bat
we perceive that Mr. rpgg has inst rsssived a
Dollar Jeweiry Store, t3e Pennsylvania ave.
nne. three doors tron ~ zs.se.t- incladiug
preas,pt ns, earrings, sleeve buttons, chate
lsines, and meek chains.i In addition 20 thesc
he has his usual assortment Of silver zpiated
wsrs, and over one thousand styles ofjewe,ry,
IN which all the precious stones are success
fully initiated. ~ 2F0EE a
POLICE BUILDIne PoR RBNT.-It will be seen
10y references to our advertising columns tnat
this well known building is for rent. There
Isno more desirable location for a small gen
teel hotel in WafhingtoB, end the building is
wei adapted for that business. We cau the
attention Of orr eaterprising fFie uds to this
enlistment, believing thatit could be made 70
pay handsomely. .,f p 3. 5--rsgrFroy 4r.-s FL
We NOTICE that our friends Harvey 81 Co.,
2s9 Pennsylvania avenue between 9th aud
10th streets i receive their oysters flesh every
morning for each days use by IN at metho they
have the beet and freshest we can find served
IN every imaginable style. ~. a..
~
WE HRE FRANK in saying that Francs
Gents Furnishing House is the cheapest in the
city, as he sells good Merino Shirts and Draw.
ers az 81; good Canto Flannel Drawers -
cents: 4ray's Collars, % cents per box. i9isth
.t--4 f ---A-- -. F-.rJ O.
THE SEVEN HUNDRED and fifty cent Suits
Tor boys, J&cket and Pants. are very durable
and good, ana can be obtained at Henuing's
One Price Clothing Store. en- the corner of
Seventh street and Maryland avenue. s.,-
Brad, OF Gymnasium and Billiard notori-
ETY., has just issued his circular for the coming
season, in which he offers the most liberal in
ducements TO gentlemen to purchase shares in
his Gymnasium. His extensive billiard and
bowling saloons have recently been refitted,
and With MT Collins worth, the we'll known
billiardist. as superintendent IL will be the
SAVE YOUR MoNEY!n-Buy your Gents
Furnishing Goods at Francs Cheap Store.
494 eth street, three doors above Odd Fellows
Hall. lie sells good Merino Shirts and Draw
ers, az 81: good Canton Flannel Drawers, a:
IS cents; Gray's Collars, 25 cents per box. 3
A SURE PILE CURE DR. Gilbert's Pile in.
strument positively cures the worst cases Of
piles. Sent by mail on receipt OF 81 Circu-
lars free. Sold by druggists. Agents wanted
everywhere. Address J. b. Romano Mana.
ger, No. SIS Broad way, New York. 3:
best French Calf Boots, TO order, Sl4 to $40 j.
Strottr National Hotel, entrance on 9th street,
and inside HOTEL ....-r
CoRss, Bunions, Bad Nails, Vascular Ex
cresences, Warts, Moles, &c, successfully
treated 10y DR.. White, Sur son Chiropodist
42a Penn av-. between ~ an 9th streets. Of
fee hours from a m. ts5 y n, and to 5 d.
m. No charge for consultation.
iced.
PENNIES can be had IN any quantities at the
Star once counter
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DEATH OF SERGEANT THOMAS yICKERs-
Died AZ the Washington Arsenal, on the LIST
instant, Sergeant Thomas Vickers, of the Ord
nance Department United States army, in the
seventy ninth year of his age He was born
IN Shadow, England. August 22d, f1sS enlisted
IN the COldstream Guards September 49, lsO6,
and participated with his regiment before CO.
penbagen, at Bruges, Fuentez Donor SaIa-
manca- Nittoria, and Waterloo, the stormIng
of CIudsd Roderieo, and the seiges of Burgos.
ST Sebastian, and Bayonne. In 1881 he en-
listed IN The United States army, and served in
thelst artillery during the Florida war; and,
as corporal vi ckers, was commended in the
official report for gallantry in the affair at Fori
Drane, June, 1886. In this same year he ,oined
by enlistment the Ordnance Department ar
Washington Arsenal. where he served coutinu-
Ously up 10 the day of his death faithfully in
the discharge of has duties, and always con-
spicuous for his soldier-like bearing and de-
ference to his superiors.
He was in truth a soldier
'.All of the oIden time
The personal resemblance of the veteran SER
seant 20 the Duke Of Wellington was re-
-narkable, and so much so as TO have attracted
the attention OF Lord Lyons, the late BRUSH
Minister, on an occasion of "A visit To The Arse
nal, and who often and kindly asked for the
..Old Duke 20 :
Sergeant Nickers was in faith an Episcopa-
Ian, and member and comm unicant OF Grace
church. Island, from which church his fun /.
raj viii take place on Sunday next, ut o CLOG x
y. m, and 10 which his friends are rel pectfulIy
invited TO attend.
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The NATIONAL BASE BALL CLUB is about
10 institute popular feature In the entertain
Tent line for the season in the shape of series
OF monthly assemblies at MarIni's ACADEMY,
the first of which takes place on Tuesday night
next. The Nationals propose 10 obviate the
complaint against late hours oy closing sharp
al O'Clock in the morninc
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FOR BOYS,
Who wear Suspender Pants, only
skGWE sn st eRET s sHd FSsT g.
HT4sS pr r. FMS x .ss VEST
SSfSS44SSItHSsr ovrRCo1Hifiss' s. :, sns -
Blaze SURF: Goat Vest and sn f:hs:, e. sisso to
FOB GENTLEMEN.
BLACK SUITS, Coat, Pants and Vest, SIG so to
Saint TIM SUITS, Osa.. Pants and Vest, $40
Alarse stock of these satinst Suit. on hand, and
sHsf ss EE1 T sssIaI sgs gsirs .,s
SRHi s sEhT1H SUITE siys So and s14so q.
$s sSSy g g zssssIiSS:sE sSf3s. $40
5zssasaSl s6iis cas- and
SILK aixED CASHMERE SUITS, orr stand.
ard Sa article, either Cashmere or black lined,
DoUBLi AND TWIST SUITS, very durable,
otb.is Sasss RI nc s snlrs $50 and saa
s sCskt! sts s5zTs 'sS sls
BLAe tfa sfEs6cK COATS. $40, sia.ei., SIT,
The so exc saek sn AID $40 rRooK have ,.,s.
f SE26k Fa 4 r. fssSss's'.I
O.y = 3 OATS 20 ~
wHILNS I ss and a cai.SCHILLA, very fsshiona.
MILTON oyERC0ATs. heavy and warm. sIa
PBTERSHAM OvERODA rs to shed rain. rs
MOSCOW and GAsToh BEAvER OvEROCATS,
BLASR UTfCT oyrRooArs. AIS 80. [
FALL ONERCOATs< 10, q Is, s 10 aad SIS d
COMMON OYEBCoArS. SO, TsFG-T II 90
-YELLOW OIL CLOTHING.f "a. l'slr1D - z
- fsSthi "a - s----s' 81 r. a.r.1 = ii n.
Orders BIZ mail promptly oiled. szi or. .
GEORGE q. HENNING,t fs5r
Corner 7th street and Marsisnd avsnue, 7
Zoe so-ifstrs Washinston. D. O. {,
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Man ID,

PRITCHARD-MULLEH On the lst instant,
a. t6 49,, Chures Eayy Yard, BY Rev. Mr.. oes,
IHELlA A: MULLEN, Of Washington, d. G. +,
tGenesee ais, n. Y :, and Iowa papers copy.1-
oIkNsEY,-McNAIR. On Tuesday, the soth
n o. the Re- A A. =. Taylor, WM n TEN
- m 20 LA WILCOX Men ALB, daughter
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PfcKPoCKET ARREsTED.-A pickpocket was
arrested on the o. d A. X. r. train al the Bal
tlmore depOtat O'Clock last evening. He had
lust robbed an old gentleman named Pollard
who rssides in Virginia, not tar from this, city,
OF MS pocket book containing $50. When
about 20 be searched, the thief dropped the
book into the wood-b box. IL was subsequently,
discovered there and returned TO the owner
I he thief vas turned over 10 the Washington
pOlice.-AlexdHGTid Journal
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LARCENIEs.-Yesterday, oficer Lusky ar
rested Seth Banker. Mathew Lawson, and
Adam Barker, coioreo, for the larceny OF
money from John Redden. The two first
named, aged and 10 years respectively, were
sent to Jail for court by Justice Gull; the other
was dismissed.
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DEATH IRON C4oLERA-Mrs. Whiten 1re
wife OF our former fellow citizen. Mr. Francis
" hitemore, died yesterday. In washington
city, OF what is reported as cholera. We hear
mat her sister. who attended her in her severe
illness, has also been smItten by that terrible
disease The remains OF Mrs. Whitemore will
be removed To this city to-day, for interment-
nj
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REAL ESTATE SALKs.-Green & Williams
aucuoneers, sold atwo-story frame DWELLING
aud part of lot 2. in square 49,. on CT street
south, between 7th and Sth west, 10 W. T. Don.
Iphan, for ,2UO parts Of lots 25 and 26 in SUBJ
DIVISION OF SO uare l97, in the alley rsar OF l5X
street west, between l. and NJ north, with be
improvements, several frame tenements, to ] .
A. Gray. for 81 ,0OO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-03
FOB SALE.

A FOB SALE
"A BEAUTIFULLY SITUATED IARM ON
the road from Washington TO Frederick City, II
miles from Washington containing l7 acres OF the
hest land IN Montgomery county, Md, 20 acres of
the farm in fine wood land Ii 10 we'll suppied
with water. having two good springs, and pump
near the house, barn, stable, and all other
convenie for farming, with plcnt, Of fruit, 1t
large and fourishing town, being almost cen.
trail point be tween Washington, Frederick and
Baltimore Cities - it opens on three pm bile roads
and can easily be divided into twenty lots, each
containing over nine acres. A safe and valuable
inyssstmsnt, and cannst fail to reslize clear re-
nee between sth I'D sth streets. on or to DE- Dr.
Nm. b. MAGRUDER, OF Montgomery county,
Md, near By, who will give the character Of tho
farm and quality OF land HSns: lS S1sloss ands
poeSa Intel 'AP r oUMIA AGENT.
NOTICE TO OWNERS OF CORNER LOTS ON
NPENNSYLvANlAL AyENUE, r STREET
owning q 06RNER LOT or Lots from one mildred ed
to one hundred and ffty feet square. on either Of
sns reSts above named and desirou: OF selling,
terms, through mail, to the Chair%sn Bui1dins
$50, Post Once. lChren 4 Init &C 2l'2w
20 Bill-six Uniurnished ROOMS for rent at
yU per month. Gall or address ExAminers' koom
SS00nhs Patent Once. Also, FURNISHED
GE0BGETowN HOUSE AGENCY,
We have several desirable HOUSES for rent, .
70 e69 Also, frst-class RESIDENCES, $50
to $40 We invite the attention Of reliable par
O. saim ms .-i7stt-T oRMr \ COOPER