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The national Republican., 1867-12-28
Medical.
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DE- JOHNSTON has discovered the post esE,.ia,
sns Sal ~ hnS.
e ,hs kdnsI. and Rsaas, Inyolnnssry Pssnsrsf., n
fsssspr. Low spir,ts, canis.Sa o. fSsss fslgtsigs
q g .. ssss 1ps:s pss. ,SsI HSe is'
skin. xsesticn. u tSs LunE., sionseh, N Boxe,s-
S hsT Ss.i%: .ss ~; s!T'SS. S,.s; n NJ
hopss sn,icipstiOns rsndslns marriage. ss,, In
p0'''o'' YOUNG MEN
hsy; .ns sf'S%s ssa ySH SsS q
%.a y sss %e:i es.is;d ssisn. ma SSssi is:siss
living Tyre may sail lSyaRafASs y,is trllS fsnhd'n''
s s:f ssps sss:s ;H ss ;.
y Hsy Who Places S@.cif Under Inc care Of pr J. may
:'aas:s. isf$iS 'ifSRsSSsS n
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not
Ss ss es W rss
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Pr and s' asn fssssps s'ss$i:
Debility, Wasting Of the Frame, Coughs, Consump-
.6fSSiqR NO SOUTH FREpERIcK STREET,
s fsss Ss ss'as sR as % sS.siss 's
Istisr: mus, be paid and contain stamp rhs Doc.
.ar'' Diplomas n.fI Dk, = lSHssfes, sli HIssssffes w
ss %S
Phis And elsewhere, IA. .xseisd some q ne mos.
snsas :sS "S.n .:.c Sss as
neIyousnsss being alarmed a. sudden sopad:s 6ssh.
viz asrsns.nsns % S .Ss MIND. were cured i%%sa
TAXI PARTICULAR NOTICE
pr Il a Al snSss waG .ns nsvs
which ruin both body and mind. uniting them for
either business. study, society Or ,narriase
"a %;i: ,Si
e iSs blss.slys sSsetioas. General Debility synp
SssfsIIr The fearful effects on the mind arcmueh
fEiriPEs $SsH1SS lS:.;
q Issss yh.
.na
q singular appeannss about the eyes, cough. and
SYMPTOMS Of ''a'aRPStSSfsso YPSSsso MEN :,
Who have injured themselyes y eerai1 praetlss In
evil eSnpsnions, or at school, the sssets of which are
5 hs .:s .ss S
body-should apply Immediately.
country the pride Of his parents, should be snatshed
from an prospeets and en|oyments Of life, BY the eon
e ssS sSsS S Risss sss IN
before contemplating MARp,.ax .,.....,,.,,
rcnect that sound mind and body the most neecs-
deed Without these. he Journey through e becomes
the View; ths mind becomes s6sdowsd Win despair.
and Oiled with the melancholy reflection that the hap
pn' Of anIS9s Snskss2 81 own
When the misguided and imprpdent yctary Of pleas
ease II too oftsn happsns that an III tmid sense Of
shame. Or dread Of discovery deters him from apply
sonS as s ssS The
curing, nlch his pecunaFy substance, keep him Ains
month after month, long tho smallest foe can
30 obtained, and in despair leave him with ruined
ase q ss, G deadly III pg:pn Sssssa liz
Affection of tho Head, Throat Nose Skin, he. pro:
gessing with frightfu rApdy tl death puts period
discovered country from w6oss bourne no traveller 70.
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS,
Tho many thousands cured Mt this Institution within
he last eighteen yssr; and M nnmeroqs suIseSal
he rspsrtsrs d tie ssn, and many other Papsi..
and ysspOasbiiy. isa suieisnf guarantee to the a.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED,
Persons writing should be partieular In directing
their letters to his i1ssspti9n A %annsf
| Baltimors Lock H9spltal.
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pRoPosALsn FOB SUPPLYING WINTER

OFFICE OF rHE LIGHTHOUSE BoARD,
WAsHIs0Tos CRY, December J, 1857,
Sealed proposals will be RECEIVED at this office until
AIRY, lsss Tor supplying tho
with hfy Ave thousand (ao ol salons of the best
Proposals to furnish kerosene or ethereal oils, or
any OF their mixtures, Will not be considered
Any desired Information concerning terms Of con-
tract time and place o. delivery, quantity VI oil In
each ot character Of packages. manner and nature Of
plieaton In writing to the undersgned nt this olce.
ANDREW A., HAYWOOD,
del5-td Naval Secretary.
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PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE.

L
DEPOT QuARrERHAsIRR'g OFFICE,
JRPFERsoEyILLR, lkD., Doc, 10, 1851
Sealed Proposals will be received a. this ONCE until
months' supply of OATS and HAY for this Depot.
The Oats must be Of the best quality.
The Hay must be Of the best quality baled Hay.
Forage 10 be delivered from time to time required
by the officer In charge. . go
Bids must be made In duplicate, with copy Of this
advertisement attached TO each. and each bid must be
parties that, In casd the contract - awarded To the
bidder. good and Buhclen bond will DO given for tho
faithful performance Of the contract.
Bids will be indorsed proposals for Forage, ~ and
addressed to the undersigned.
The right Is reserved to reject any or all bids.
By order Of the Quartermaster General.
II. @. RANSOM,
Byt. It. Col and O. NJ, U. s. A., Depot q. H.
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rnAncrAI., oonnrnClAL, MARIns.

COMMERCIAL.
Il. ds, S;s sGsT e
ss sssss & SSs,s ne: sss :sssa
he former SsernI not more thsa sla foL hish st.ds
viii wisa % q seesPs rss only s ale: We We hear q
sS' f.s s .Hd 70 Ss Msy,5d ,,S stTs:
ss:s &: ' '.Sas | v e: ;s. ..s sl:s !,
sa!: s va;s g s...l 4 !ss sAi f..s 1.
. ]: Z iss.ss 20 ma "A4ss Y. 70 Is,s ss
,sU.s Slaa dS Sa.s isa "a "a
csir ga aads .! sss 81 g. ~
Il u sep%as 90 ssass ssi;s sss,,.Ss ssd " and 'm.
IS 3, ss:S., shi; and Is s sS,h
dS SsS; SSs Sss 81
damp lSi: q white 4 SI@: az condition az;
aty ysew we're .oia At u SSi n sSissg a lie ia'
.R:.sp., loS bushels; tn. demand .pes.s.:
o,aay was very dui sales 20 bushels at 70 cents 100
ssD:s. E s;;hs. a. a :rs; e; s..S
s:a Df s.sss zsisa .sss.s sP o.S. S:T;sS , %
SsS.ss RsI ssS. WV %S,: 's. and s
nsiIy' ane6anssd. CcrP.Sid IL Sssi. . IL store,
q. D@el n ahoat; new southern t,s) and ~ co.
held at ii. 3D. PORK sO. o. Petroieum-crude loJ.eS
II esntsi refined % cents. Gold l3L
| .. MAXINE,
hyytved: .sehosnsg Jwibiii. Miller from Pbil..
g.SSI Smith from Phiisa'gSis; coal % ss,,
pysi, yohs:Sn, from HsyTs,Ss Grace. steamer duid.
CLEARED. -schooners CharlesA Jones. Isaac Baker,
Wild Pigeon. and !. 8. kilder.heke, with coal for
eastern ports. Schooner Ocean, Shannon, FOR Blixa-
beth river, Va. Schooner Arthur Rowe, sloker, for
EliIabeth river. Va. schooner Corinne, Cheney, for
/ tlnofe,
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.

I'll
BrREay OF PsoyIsrSSs. asD 6i:OTsisG.
~ i3o 'sIoss m, Sn thS lS,h a,y q JANUABY !s
s@srg s q IL Se. sna 9
e hS & ;Ns%pes whiS. nay be seen at ~. BuIsS 1d
phis e ana &a.Sinssons eIDS''S B. new YORK. fH'd'l
casl RSsE:, qulrc. 10 Dozen i'Hahs fadis Rubber
Ls,isSi Book; sSSsS 2auir'' $50 Risee' India Rub
s fseSaSt fssse; SS1nei currsp, 100 RssiIipp, o,,le.
100 Blank Books, / quirc milne Ink.
go Biaak goOt,.2 II, inF stands, second
$50 Do,en Memorandum Steel Pens
Books, small 30 Dozen Pen Handles,
EO beams Foolscap Hs Dozen Black Load
100 ReGms Lcttcr Pa 1SD9Ie1 Red and Blue
100 Sssse Sssn. o'.l Note 4, ESiR: ssi Rs|s$ |sSsi;,
80 Suires Envelope a.o6O Dozen oaeiL En-.
100 % ssss.. thick white 400 DSssa Sp't letter En-
10 sairs. Account essii Cur $50 Sassss SSss' piece. Red
10 sspsf sEas RslE1;e.. 100 snail efii bottle. Muel.
s:.:s will NJ ss Az swi,ass S.a e The sys. Nsds.
self the Isht g reject bid not considered advan-
one halt the estimated s%ount Sf .he soptrsst and
ssas .ss mount zach pss%sSa 70 SS made
security for the due Of the contract which
will on no account, be paid until II Is fully compiled
with . =
Kyery offer made must be accompanied by written
that the bidder or bidders will II his or their bid b,
with GOOD and sufisicnt sureiss to furnish the aft
cles proposed. # |..
No proposed ,ofii be considered unless aecompa
Med bp such ouardntv, and by sdtisrdctorv svi
dfnes fhaf ~ etdd,r regsiar Dealer y ~ arr a,fa
Conpress. ii. BRIDGE,
dec7l-td Chief Of Bureau.
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Railroad ssusss.
TaaYYgHSIEE balIlEILri.ssEsSSTIw4 4SsP ssIPEorON'

THaGgSsSiEE gsiEAbqull.s ba llszTEBsT. TsB 4AsssaIHEaror 4AsaH
Train. III IN ls:f a: sss
siE a., Jon. as:ss s.ss.;, - = ana
I..r, s.y sSs ss.a.s srs. n and
Iesv. for New Yofi L ssS ffkiisa:iphia I. 100 p m.
si.,pins ears for Nov York on 100 .. N. train only
os asssis s s'S ES Fl sS K:
e H.iynor. .9s ohio R.il,g.a .a..ri,smsni ,,er
.sheanis Az between wsshinsson. BsiHTcrs hassRol'
-'' ''' "s''' n..ssr q !f.s.peItst!cn
'sl;s:| ss Ts!:l: I sI|.s s!:sI!!|:. Esssa s!|:. /.
PHLADhlFHIAAol AAollE xIHHhSSNS' HsllsSSS.' AND DALTl.
TINE TABLE,
Commencing MONDAY, April 10Th, lsos
Train. foy Bai.imors and washington leave Phiia.
NIIs. m Expre.s tslondays exc,p.ed,, IL. Is a. p.,
Expressi 500 ,. m, Express, and n-0 p. NJ Ex'
Way Mail Train for Baltimore ataBam.
TEAMS .1. bsmars sRGm s1tTIxoRs TS rHh.PELfhIa
u ss p M. k9pa,. r n. A.D's..ies p m' A'''''''
1.y. rA.a.,sas sRaT Pa s.na1. EhAIs and washington
SSiS Ei;S' Ssas'' {, ETssif. ssSs,Isi.aa...
1857 rnsssr2Gss.HssFIA 2GsHsFA ROUTE 1867
TO THE S0RrHTHS sShfH fSYEh sSEpbtfk AsD SOUTHWEST
On and after MAY aAh. 1897. trains viii run fol-
washi!aastOn 7SSsm. BALTIMORE iaSSnp.
THE GREAT DoUBLE-TRACK ROUTE,
and night Cars, With modern mprovements and saving
Sss
THREE DAky Wo TBEs BEs tt TIM ESs1 " TE NORTH
:, ThrSnsh from Baltimore to toRocHEsTER and PITTS
sSas n ,RsSIis :Ssas': II SSI6s d.
mn be :. the Sss
At q: sS s
SuraS fS'' W j. kRSSfb. Tiefet Agent, nj ~
Corner Sixth st. a9S %l,SPn,,s1 rspn; sSenSo;c y e
5I:,s EI: YOUNG, General Passenger 5!nd,r, Agent, Ma
eo2-ly DahihiVio, nu
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SiiE;f asB 4 ID Al ais s
fOh bALTlMOhh.
Lcave daily, except Sunday, at Zoo L45, and II 10
p. m. and aUo, a. 30. and g. 5p. m.
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave daily. except Sunday, at Zooa. m and 90
FOR WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS
JUNCTION
Leave at s Is and a. m. and Maco and l. IS p. m.
T3R ANNAPOLIS.
Leave 1t 4 90 and L9p. m. No train to or from An
VI '" ON SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave at T.E g. IN. and 4. 80 and g p m.
FOR WAY STATIONS.
Leave a75a m. and T. 80 and 8t5p. m.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave daily. except Sunday, at 7.ba IN. and l. 50
On sunday. at l. 30 and 4 IS p m only connecting a,
Relay Station with trains from Baltimore to Wheeling.
PArkersburE, &c.
Through tickets TO the West can be had at the wash
nKton Station Ticket 0mce At all hours In the day.
For New York, Philadelphia, and Boston, ad-
| vertisement Of Through Line.
J, L. WILSON,
~A''' Vi L. ~ COLE,
efssr'! SEo. ]. Tis5s, k5SsfFs. tFss'
| 0eneral Agent, Mashingtoh
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NJ &c E.
OFFICE CHIEF CoNxIssARY OF sUBsIsrEScR,l
FIfrH MILITARY pIsrhIcr,
New oRLEAss. La, December 10, 1857. ,,,,
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, are Invited III the
slst day of December 1857. az y o'clock. t9r fur
nshing the U Subsistence Department with the fol-
600 pounds d choice Louisiana Sugar. samples to
1000 ps1nds q White Navy Beans, in good new bar
nished and price per barrel to be stated.
1900 pounds Hard Bread In barrelsi samples OF the
Bread 10 be furnished.
30 barrels Of Vinegar, put up In good barrels, the
price per gallon to DO stated the vinegar must
neutraliIe 2s grains bearbonate Of soda to the
duid ounce.
1000 cans Of Preserved Peaches, 2p0und cans sam
pies TO be furnished 49,
800 barrels Of Qnions, Of tho best quality the price
per pound TO be stated.
eO0O pounds Of Rice, Of the best quality put up in
barrels. head lined the price per pound stated
and samples furnished,
1000 pounds Of best Hams, put In CASKS
and samples furnished. =,
1000 cans assorted Jeles, samples to be furnished.
Ali the above articles to be Of the very best quality
put up superior packages and delivered at the An
ehor Press In hs city within twenty days after the
opening OF the bids.
No BIDS will be received from parties who have
failed 10 comply with their engagements with any
branch Of the Government. ,,, 49,,
PIOpY,ss 70 b addressed to the pIRdHsREsgP%d and
dea I'd Brevet Major General and G. s.. U. 8. A.
The national Republican., 1867-12-28
NOTICE TO GOVERNMENT EMPLoYERs

HEADauARTERsT THIRD MILITARY DIsrRIcr !
CHEZ ARrERhAsrER's OFFICE,
ATLANTA, GA, Dee. 2Dth, 1857.
All persons, and the widows or other heirs o per
sons who were employed in the United States Military
years 1884 aud 1850. and were not paid should At once
present their claims to either Of the following named
ocers, who Will giye them all the InfOrma'
lion in regard TO making out their ACCOUNTS properly,
ONCE to the QuArteTmaster General B. for settle;
ment; Lieut., II. }. PGInsworth. Sith Infantry and
Campbell, sd Infantry, aud A. A; qgATtermAster,
Rome, Ga.I Lieut.. T.: b. Savage, SSd Infantry and
A. A, 'QuaTtormaster, HuntsVille, Ala.
BY order of the Quartermaster GENERAL o,,
Byt. Brig. Gen. 4 q, NJ U.s.kn
dec2i,sy Chief q. N. Sd MI. Dist,
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BoOkblnders.

JNDWARD LYCETT,
u BooK-BlNDER AND PAPER-RULER.
No. III Pennsylyania avenue. between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, south side.
Books elegantly or plainly bound. Periodicals an
Newspapers carefully attended 10.
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DRovIDRNC gHosPITAL,
rpEg gspsT s1sTTIBs TIRs GHAf9,F ny s,SsS os TT,

DRoyIDRNC BHosPITAL,
THE EgsHfssff sfsfsRs sRss dnftaf ~ tcaHfSSsIrY,
Corner Of Second street east and street south, Capi
tol Hill
HEALTHY AEP 9,nE HnsTiREP Isp PART OF WASH
The new building T. nov ready or ne reception 0f
IhS cars run run, within Two squares q the bgildinE
week, payable in ADVANCE This includes Medicine
aud Medical or Surgical attendance. -
q sfhfr
D, R. HAasER: Y Y K. ". 800 H street. ss,wosa
ween Foprteenth and Plneenth streets -
WIN. hARBURY, N. D., 80 II street.
ruovpsox synqEoss y,..,
q n FSRb. NJ b, p Eas. Capitol street 30.
n D. LiSS2hs SPyisSsS Ryb u S6ssSIffsa USE hIssf
and DAY streets, deopsetowp '0'A'' VI "A'n'hS'O"
W. JOHNSON, N. b.. Seventh street, between
" HOWARD, NJ D., ss p street.
THOMAS MILLER, 2t6 street,
JOHNSON ELIOT, tO6 street.
O. II, LIBRRMANN, go Thirteenth street
Application can DO made at the Hospital or to either
Of the above named physieans. PhyseiAns sending
patients to the Hospital who occupy private
have the privilege of attending the same.
AS-No persons with ntagieus diseases admitted.
- SISTER LORETTA O'RElLLY.
The national Republican., 1867-12-28

STEVE EMS HoUsB,
ONT oRpGsAHts \ RRGSyIpinE arSssnp
The Stevens House Is well and widely known to the
travelling public The location u especially suitable 70
the business part Of the city-is the highway Of
southern and Western traye-and adjacent TO all the
The Stevens House has liberal accommodations for
three hundred guests; II Is well furnished, and
possesses every modern Improvement for the comfort
and enerainment of Its inmates The rooms are spa.
the attendSnee Ia pIompt ana reSpeetni. and tbs
generously provided with every deieaey Of the sea
furnished and remodeled enabled to offer extra
facilities for the comfort and pleasure Of guests
GEORGE X. CHASE i CO.,
au7-6m Proprletors.
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FhE ESYSE GE fSE BzT
RRR. 1907.

a."', NJ GS::s S"$S,.. !, Equity Doss
q A,SS OEd s9S,SI tSs GS%gss1
the deiendants, deoTge NJ 0oodnek and Rose NJ. Good
rick, MaTshAlI Cor HAnsonl 0oodriek, Rebeeea Good
rek and RebeeeA j. Goodrich, cause their appearance
70 be entered herein before the hrs Rule day oe
euTng forty days after this day, otheTwse the cau
will be proceeded with as In case Of default.
By order oftho Court.
fest; ''''' r. J. MEI0s, Clerk.
no22.lawow
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del tall @. Q. NJ. Dep't ofthe Missouri.
TREAsuRYp REfAEgSEHSN6 ggwHNp SsSgEFtEni sgYaE 1907

81 The above sale has been postponed until tho D
'1' VI ~ HUGH MccULLoCH. Secretary.
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NV EN II q 8 3,

O"hN oUsE'
s. W. OWEN, PRoPRIEroR.
THE ONLY PIRsr-cLAss HOTEL IN wAsREar0E ON THE
EuRoPBAS PLAN.
Quests will hnd this one Of the best hotels In tho
country, the accommodations being complete In every
of the year with the best tbs maEes cf tbe coantIy
afford: The CULINARY DEPARTMENT. K noted for
best OF LIQUORS and GIG ARs fhe WINE CELLAR
embraces the choicest brands Of WINES, both mpor-
ted and domestic The travelling public will nnd every
thing conducive 70 health and comfort at moderate
rates. This HOTEL Is centrally situated, Pennsyl
yania avenue, adjoining Willard and the PTesi-
dents Mansion and Treasury Department. oc9O-2m
The national Republican., 1867-12-28

In view Of the possible desire Of other Ger
man States TO avail thsmlelvss Of the sdvan-
tages OF postal association with the States now
embraced In the North GERM Union, II 10 far
thsr agrssd that The provisions Of this convsn-
tion shall be extended to and shalt comprise
them, vhsnsvsr such other States shall dsols .
their desire TO join for this purposs, and notice
thereof shall have been given to the UI ted
States Post Dspartment.
The national Republican., 1867-12-28

BRONCHITIS, AND ALI OTHER THROAT DIS;
ea.es radically cured. at the corner Of Exhth street
and pcnnsy lvaniA avenue. M
The national Republican., 1867-12-28

The t~o ohiess shall, BY mutual consent
establish detailed regulations for carrying ths
articles into execution; and they may modify
such regulations, in like manner, ON time Il
time, As tho eIigenoies Of the service may 70
uuire.
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ELEcTR0fATHIo IN6TiTJTE.

ALL NERVOUS pIsEAsBs,. NO MATTER gRoM
yhS,, cause. are readily so9t.clled By proper and
Electricity and vapor Baths, At the Of Righth
street aud Pennsylvania Avenue. Et.H ..|r
The national Republican., 1867-12-28

Any correspondence may Be Tegistered, as
we'll international eonespondsnes as that origi-
mating In or destined for other countries to
which these two Administrations may respect.
lively serve as Intermediates for the transmits
sion OF such registered articles. Each Depart.
msnt shall notify the other Of tho countries 10
which It may thus serve as intermediary.
Bach Department shall use its best sxsrtions
for the safe delivery, or, when misearrisd, for
the recovery Of any registered correspondsnes.
but is not responsible pssuniarly for the loss OF
any such correspondence.
Arr. 10.
Registered correspondents shall, in addition
to the postage, be subject to a registration fec,
not exceeding 10 cents In the United States, and
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IN FACT, ALL CHRONIC DISEASES, WHEN NOT
sHEDDfs hands.
Send for q circular. with certificates. no1s-u
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cATARaH also YI.Egs II THE

SEMINAL WEAKNESS AND NOCTURNAL EMS
sions, the great eurse Of young men. permanently
cured at the corner Of Rghth street and PennsyivK
MIA avenue. ....... ....... -..... r"
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Tho prepay ment Of postage on ordinary let
tiers shall be optional, subject to the conditions
in Article 7 mentioned but on registered let.
ters, and on all other correspondents mentioned
in paragraph 2, Of the hrst article. 1t shall bs
obligatory
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AatiuuaI @spnhlisau.
toryfefAL.l
pEpAnrMENT or STATE.

Convention agreed upon eetwss. -:
states Of America and OF the nortn
herman Unton, for the Amenore-
ttou OF the Postal servfee between
the two Countries.
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IT, however, the postage on any correspond
enes shall be prepaid insuticiently, 1t shall,
nevertheless, be forwarded to Its destination,
but charged with the deficient postage.
Upon the delivery Of any unpaid or insufh.
ciently paid letter, or Of any other insufioently
paid correspondence, there shall be levied In the
United States n fine not exceeding 1--WE cents,
and in the North German Union an additional
charge not exceeding two silver grosohen This
dne or additional charge, as we'll rs the deficient
postage on all other correspondence than letters,
shall not enter into the accounts between the
two Offices, but shall be retained to the use Of
the collecting Office
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-04
GREAT EASTERN, WESTERN, and
SOUTHERN EXPRESS LINE.
UvHE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY

HVHE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
~ at its office in Evansville, solicits a
continuance of the patronage of the pub
transportation, its vast domestic and inter-
national connections, its prompt liquida-
ton of all losses, and its sterling reliability.
Especial care taken in the collection OF
Bills, Drafts, Notes, and the transportation
of Money and Valuable Packages a.
Merchandise received for delivery on
payment of the accompanying bill, and
proceeds returned promptly.
Transport heavy and light freights, pack
ages, and parcels as low as all other for
warders.
ANY information in regard to the routes,
&C., can be obtained at the office, No. III
FIRST STREET
novl4 diff j. S.4DAyIs, Agent.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-09-28

AN AMUSING STORY

\ green hOOSicr, who had followed
a bacon wagon from Tennessee. found
himself for the first time in Augusta
Georgia, and in pursuit of fIcsl
supply Of tangle-leg" whisky. He
slowly as coon approaching a trap
entered a highly decorated saloon
and, after much miSgiviDg and hest
tation, the premonitory clills of q
"big skeer' chasing each other in
rapid succession down his back, he
modestly veutured to ask the attend
ant to fill his jug. While this was
being done he Glanced to raise hi,
head. and his eyes fell on a three feet
by seven mirror behind the counter
in which he was 'fairIy represented
but he did not begin to know him
, self. Behind him, on the wall. was d
line large painting Of a Royal Ben
gal tiger, in the attitude ready to
spring forward. He instantly lodged
aside, shouting as he went:
"Run, you cussed iDfunl ugly
fool, thar's striped boar cat as bic
% as yearlin fixing to kiyer YOU"
Pale and trembling he strobe
where the bar keeper was filling his
jug.
" Say, gin me that jug Jest as it is,
empty or full, and run and shut that
are dure, (pointing to the mirror, J
durn quick, eff you don't want your
glass truck ground up.and your bass.
let tore outen you, for thars the devil
TO pay in that ar back room ~
Seeing the wbisky-seller rather
slow in hismotions to suit his hurry
he put for the street with his ewes
stuck out and hair erect, saying:
"Durned eff that feller don't have
sasidge meat to sell soon eff his lifc's
spared. Well, I've seen cats, hearn
oV cats, wild cats, SOW cats, but oh
my SIGH cat :"
Here he stole a suspicious look
back at the house and shook and
scratched his head.
Z" / wonder if that ar breed of hoss
cats am plenty around here? Saw
mister, how far is it to the Tennessee
line ?"
He beat the wagon back 10 Ten
nessee six days, and the United
States mail two. And he is telling
his grandchildren tonight about the
Forful boss cats they keep runnir
round loose in Augusty, es big es
yeaIlinS," and ventures an opinion
how they procure "thar veaithen
war " and sasidge" meat. Nv "ska.
rim smart folks away from thar iugs
and lettin the cats chop IN he darn
ed FOOLS" and wonders how Angus.
ty manages to hold her own in popu-
lation, considering the latitude the
loss cats" have
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-09-28
80 DEAD BROKE

A negro about twenty years old
was arrested near Mineuk, His, the
other day. who had entered farm
er's house near the town and ravish-
ed the tanners wife, under threats of
death if she resisted. A large and
excited crowd gathered together,
threatening to hang him, bat the
husband Of the woman had too much
fear of the law to take the lead in the
matter, so the negro is now safely in
jail, awaiting the due process of the
law.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-09-28
FACULTY:

7. G. RICE, Mathematics and Languages.
L. HAMPEL, Vocal and Instrumental Music.
MRS. NJ. B. CARL, English and Ornamental
Branches.
N. l.. THOMAS, Music and English, q,
J. A. RICE. Superintendent of Boarding
House. 81.
Rev. THOMAS FORD, Chaplain.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-09-28

The Southern Opinion very truly
remarkSi "The great issue which
IS rapidly swallowing up every other
is black man VS.. white man whether
America is to be white mans con-
tInent, or whether one half of it is TO
be converted into a grand roaming
ground for lazzaroni, made of freed
Africans, mulattOes, miscegenates of
every hue and degree of MOngrelism,
and gTeasers."