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Two ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
DYPARTNEST OF THE INTRRIO
nn.unc n..urGH lnlr 9TH

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, I
Pension OFRICE, July 18th. 1861
Application having been made under the act OF
June 90 1850, for the reissue OF the following de-
scribed Land w arrants, which alleged to have
been lost or destroyed Notice is hereby given
that at the date following the description of each
warrant, a new certificate or warrant of like tenor
will be roissued IL no valid objection should then
appear. JOS. H. BARRETT, Commissioner,
No 3o.27s, for 10 acres, issued under the act Of
March g. 1855, in the name Lettuce, widow of Elijah
b. I'LL, and WAS granted December "a, 1855. Decem
No si.e5i, fer Leo acres, issued uAder the act of
March 3, 1855, in the name OF Anna W. Powell,
minor child Of Matthew Powe deceased, and was
granted June 10, 1850. December ii, 1857.
Nc. 10 SIS for Lea acres, Issued under the Act Of
March 3. 1855 in the name OF Lew w whiting, and
waseraDted A pril 3, 1889. January II 1858
No. 20 sl2 for i60 aeres. issued under the act OF
March 3, 1885. in the name OF Anthony b. Bon
mann, and WAS granted April ID, 1907. December
No 40, for I6o acres, issued under the act of
March 3 1855. in the anne Of Mary Harman, widow
OF Peter HarnAn, and was granted March -, lsS7
no. 81, gs for 100 acres, issued under the act o,
March lcs5, in the name OF Iachocs Phillips
and was granted November Is, ias. January rs,
Ess5
No. l. ST. for 10 acres issued under the act OF
March 5, 1858. In the name Of William T. Magow
an, and was granted August %. 1855. February g.
1seS 80.
No So SO, for 1so acres issued under the act OF
March 3. ISIS, in the name of Henry Stebbtns, de-
ceased. February 81 6bs.
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RAILROADS.
RALrIhORE AND OHIO RAILRoAD.
- NAsErNeroy, Nay Q, NooN m

II wAsErSsroS, Nay 5, Moon. m
- Z os
Trains between WASHINGTON AND BALrI-
MORE, and WARRINGTON AND THE W Esr
are now run a. follovs, Wis:
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave DAILY, except Sunday, st To. f.0 and II m
D. m, and 400, and }-Sn, and SIS m
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
LeSse DAILY, eIeeVf Sunday. st 7,0 .. u, and &c
ROB WkY STATIONS sourH er ANNAPOLIS
JUNCTION.
Leave ~ s;b ana 100 o. m, and - 3-ae and & -
a.
FOB ANNAPOLIS
Leave sI;eo q m and 40 .. n. no trains %
FoB BALTf3oRn
Leave q f:S q. n /, and 81 ana !. q 80
. FOB WAY sTAThrs
Leave q Is q. m, and (: 81 and g g D. n
FOR ALL PARTS or rHE WEST
Leave daily, except Sunday. st ' - U.,A:S
On Sunday 81 80 and SIS D. N. Only, ocnneoti1s
Of Relay Station with trains frem baltimore -
wheeling, Parkeryburs, ks.
THROUGH TICKETS 20 the Wet can be hs6 "a
the Washington Station Ticket Once st al hou-s
Ia the day, well as at the new ONCE ef the Bank
ers and Brokers' Telegraph Line, SIS Pennsylvs-
MA avenue, between 9Th and 9TH streets.
For New York, Phfladelphia, and bostop, see a.
vertisemept OF Through Line"
j. l.. WILSON, Master Of Trans porcatson
j: a. COLI, General Ticket Agent
&C 80 GkO. 9. Ko0NTZ, Agent, washin<ton.
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DspTcsTIOs or THE NEW MAsosIc HALL
The hsii % Hiram Lodge, No. -, y. A. 81 :,
corner OF iSth street. west and PennsylVani4
avenue. was cSGtcared last evening. Pact
Dsputy Grand Master Donaldson oficiated 80
Grand Master ard performed The csre nopy of
dedicsticn according 20 the rules OF the CT Ter,
assss TED by ne oiber Grand OH eers. Tae pre-
esdipes were inlers persed with capital sinsiog
oytbe choir 81 Dav son Lo5ks. Brother DE-.
Nm. II. MaRTudeT deliver, an elOq ueat al
dre,s, comparing the past state OF Hiram Lodge
ZONE " are since. when they couId not AT ,rd
nre or lights, with their present prosperous
sencIron- lie had seen The acorn planted,
and new lie was sheltered under the bran hs.
of ins Tree. He was followed by Brother Hou >.
ton,.n nsff address. Rev. Mr.. COMBS.
Grand Gasp ain OF tne Grand Lodge also m adj
few remarks The room was filled 20 over
moving. and the exercises were OF most 10
tsTssting character The Lodge roon Is large
one, and - most tastefully furnished; one fe1-
fure bsing beautiful altar OF white msrols
wi'n 4 slah OF pUlisrse black marble iuserte 1
~ tns north SIDE The decorations in ths esst.
FOR re NaS-er and visiting Masters, sre very
me, and altogether the hall IL eredit1ble "a
Hiram Lodge.
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THROU0H LINE BETWEEN wAsHIH9ro
i PHILADKLPHlA AND NEW YORk.


r-,- WAsHINsroS, Jan. 9. ls7
-, Ins oetvsen wsshingtou and New Yors Or
JOB NEW YORK, With out change Of cars.
Leave DAILY Except Sunday ct les Q. N. IA
FOB PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily except Sunday ss les and IAN ,
m, ana 80 and 800 p. m.
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York and Philsdelphia att 90 D
daily.
Through tickets 70 Phiisdelphia, Sew Yorh. o
Boston, can lie had at the Station Once ~ 81 bur
In the day, as well as IT the ONCE IN the Bank
ers and Brokers Telegraph Line, 3<s Penn. ave
nue., between 9Th aud ftb streets.
Bee Baltimore and Ohio Railroad edvertisenen
uADolie, and the West
Il. WILSON, Master Of Transportatio
L. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GEO. 8. KO0ETz, Agent, wAshington.
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l'OON yRksR PEAeHEs.
,OOV Cans HEATH AND WHITE aOF1

PkAC h. , from Loudon County, Va They have
a' the solid freshnes fruit Just pucked from the
Nces ans are In ntavy eyr A., requiring no sueaP.
tssipg teen selected and canned In sl1e orchard
they free from grit and hr uise~ frot Oh,act
sonal le 10 those Put up In cities FOR ssle atKINC
PLACE. 4. NJ. y. KING SON
no 10 I'm corner M st. and Vermont ave
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GRHAT RBDuCTIoN IN PRICES ,-Cou.am-
piaipg 10 charge our nuainess We wiz sell.
tor 80 days oIly, our entire STOCK of Neu's,
1ou.b's and Boy's Cio'hinE, at D per c.ut
less than our Regular price. H.avy coats for
s. 10 $40. all Wool pants from 80 10 "a, haavy
vests a. 81. and all other goods in proportion,
at Bars, corner Of 9TH and T. SIS. l2,5I:
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MAEIsI's Saturday afternoon maiiuees fol-
his pupils commence tomorrow and promise
70 De very popular affairs. As they take place
between 4 and O'Clock p N, the children
will not be kept out 70 an unreasonable hour.
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SINGULAR CAsB.-On Tuesday last an OF
ncer of The Third Ward arrested a person on
9Th street, dressed very neatly in female ap-
parei, Tor unbscoming familiarity with men,
and escorted her 20 the central guardhouse,
where the name of Lizzie jackson was given,
ana on the following morning the case was
heard before Justice Chaplin, and " Lizzie -
was committed TO the workhouse, over which
Mr.. ;. +. Douglas now presides. There being
nothing to indicate but that the person was 3
female, he was OF course placed with the wo-
men, but on yesterday morning IL was dis.
covered that The rules for keeping the sexes
apart mad been unintentionally violated, and
tnat Lizzie, whose taper waist and decided
ly fem features misled the officers, was IL,
reality NAV Lizzie" was called ont BY
the warden and examined, aud finally wned
up mat his name was John Chapel, aud tina,
he lived ON 18th street. He further stated tha,
he had q carte bldsch> from Justice Gull 10
dress as be pleased, as, when he had the pro.
per habiiipents Of his sex on, he had some.
times been arrested for being girl in disguise
and rice reTSd Mr.. Douglas has placed him
IN the mems gang, where he IL TO be worked in
his female apparel unit the close OF his term
He IL well known TO the public. having beer
frequently under arrest, as he states, and n il
said that his proper name Il burlington.
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ru,I.sr pos, on Srxyy,

THD LAST ROSE OF SUNARE.-There cana
before Justice Culi yesterday evening, a
woman named Rose Devonsaire, charged
WI bsirg intoxicated and disOrderly. She
was fined s. 10, and In defsulI sent % lodge at
the workncuse tor ~ days.
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~ TON.
No. goo PksNA AVE,
Between l1th and 18th streets
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.

10 charge win be made for extracting where Ar
tnciA Teeth are inserted, although the
latent will be required 70 pay for tbe9p151
vii be deducted when the Teeth are made. The
Associauon he nov prepared % make Teeth %
Gold, Silver and Rubber II New York, Phils5sa-
phis and Boston prices. All persons Wishing des-
"a verk done can have IL cheap a. In the above
named cities All work ~ill be done 10 the
and best manner, and warranted 10 give eussro
satisfaction. pereons viii do well 70 call and "a
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saw mos BANK
"A PIN A DAY is A GROAT YEAR"
Can II the corner OF
18TH STREET AND PENNA. AvEN
gREEDMES'S SAVINGS AND TRUST 90.
CHARTERED BY CONGRESS-
The Centre ofbce of this Company Is new situated
.s above. and is carried In connection with the
Washington Branch.
OFFICE OPEN FROM TILL3.
DEPOSITS Of ONE DOLLAR and upw ards receive
.nd interest paid on ali sums Of FIVE DOLLAR rs
and upx ards.
Investments are made In UNITED STATES
eONDS AND STOCKS ONLY undor the direction
0HENRY ID. COOKE, ESQ, Of JAY COOKE
The Deposits are nov moro than $4,000
7. HEWITT, OF New York, President.
d. l.. EATOE, Actnary,
W.. WILSON, Cashier Of Branch Bank.
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SIfRE vlsrts . upon us In earn =, and
ttets " b" hav" de'aN.d purch sang "a tart.
'io'hi's vii fled Ia their advantage 10 rs,I
and max. heir ss,-riione ~ tn u =. Olo'hiis
h nee o. ac,- & 10, 4ss PennsyIvauiS ave.
Tua between 81 ans AZ streets, whose STICK 10
magnificent NJ price, most r-asoh able.
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AVN. II. wHEATLkYe PkENIUM srrAn
w pTE TING sS q 6 CLAIMING

once, 80. as Jefhr-cn ST, Gsers-to.n, n. q =,
Estahhshedip lssl iEreusiun s~Arded BY the Metro
polttsn Institute, l51 rebuilt l61. aad is nov hy
FAR The largest and most compiete establishment 90
the kind in this section OF country.
Dysing and Soaring Of ell kinds dsne In the lest
manner.
Truly ehsukfui for pat fsvsrs the subscriber
solicits the contt1re-, c1stsD Of the community.
Goods receiycs snd returned BY express with ne
Utmost promp. ness and despstrh-
Poet Ofi.ce address, Lock b II No. 80.
Once closes daily At sunset spt sstrrcsy. " bea
it's closed at ss Pm an Y an
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IL you wIsp TO buy yoar Chris'ma a. presents,
fine Gold Watchas ana j. welry, you will save
NIFTY cents on each dollar by going TO I. Alex
hnders, go Pc! nsylvaaia aven Ge, bet 1.en
18th and 18Th streets uAa.
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DENTISTRY.

nENTIsTRY.-Dr N. LOOMS, at Nc ass
~ Penns. avenue. attends 20 all branch
&c pertaining 10 the dental profession ~
Cleft Pslstes and MsIformsti of the~lIln
mouth remedied with the skill q long expe-
riepce. &c.
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NRY GOODS at Reduced PRICrs

We are selhrg L,DIEs' DRESS G0pps
SHANLs, CLOTHS. CAs-IMEhS. SAL TfsErs
si"s at gTestly reduced pri-ss, tlsS, h-esutifll
Closhs a. 70, L., u -, Is and = dollars Cate
10 sno l:N cts; Canton fianneis. izhs. IS sBf ,
cts: Tucked linen Collars, s.. cts rco8 Nd
Gloves, white snd coiorsd. AZ 8 IS. We ara b.
teTE1i ard 20 reuce stock. ant offer great BAR
sans 10 ali no favor as y iih s,ll
BENJASlS MILLER.
no jim 1ol Bulge st. SsSrsetOsD, u. O.
(rooD NEWs.-The rnhn1 viii he plesssd 70
" know that y. DssFOrcE. Freaca Baker. lezss
tT-.t will connsn.e 60 deliver hts hesithy aud
DAY next. Dec, ulbsr "a. he fsuliee who wi-h
90 be supplied will plesse send taeir address q n .
PBTBLIppI. lrench Hair Dresser, Bri ice stFset
GeoreeioNn. Hotels snd Restaurants furni-h-d Al
moderate rates. no L-lm'
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w ISkHx s,s
MUST II EST
feroed 70 grow upon the sDoothest face In from
tsree % I'VE weeks Nv using Dir. SEyIGNES RES
TAURATEUR CAPiLLA1RE, the most wona #
ful discovery In modern science, acting upon III
Beard and Hair in an almost miraculous man
ner. Ii has been used by the elite Of Psris sne
Londsn with the most hatterins success Names
satisfaction 10 not given IN every instance. tn.
money win be chez hully refunded. Price by mail
tertimonisls mailed free. Address BERGER,
SHUTS CO., Chemists, Ne. 2ss River street,
Trey, New York. Sole agents for the United
etstes. sp S-d6weoIy
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THE CHEAPEST Gents Furnishing Store in
this city is Francs, 49@ 9TH street, bet ween
u and l., three doors above Odd Fellow g
HAIL Hill:
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PERSONS wishing to subscribe for THE STAR
who reside on Capitol Hill and the Navy.
Yard, will please leave their orders at No l22
Last Capitol street, between Attn and 5th.
JOHN CoG9INs, Agent.
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THOSE WHO WANT the nost attractive, ele-
CANT, and STANDARD Books. 8, very low prics.
should not forget the Great Book Auction this
evening, at 37n PennsylvanIa avsnna. under
the Metropolitan Hotel, conducted ~
ll,29,E WIN L. WALL l. 90.
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a T B . o o Z.
THE WORLD ASTONIsHED
AT THE WONDERFUL REvELArIoNs
MADE BY THE GREAT ASTR0LOGIST.
AJDIME N. A. PERRIGO

AADAME II. a. PERRIGO,
She reveals secrets no mortal ever knew. 81.
restores TO happiness those who. from dolefu
tons and friends, loss of money, &C., have becom,
shs STDs those
lovers, restores lost or stolen property, tellt
yo9 the business yo9 are g. best qualified to pursue
speedy marriages, and tells you the very day you
will marry gives you the name, likeness and char,
thoughts, and by her almost supernatural power
unveils the dark and hidden mysteries Of the flu
the m alehc stars that overcome or predominate in
the cOnfgurstioa-fromt the aspects and positions
the time Of birth, she deduces the future destiny Of
man. Fail not to consult the greatest Astrolsgisi
never again have SO fsyer able an opportnnity Con-
saltstion fee, with likeness and sl desired infor.
snt the Saasms By mail equal safety and ' sat-
isfacton 70 themselves, as ii in person. full and
sxered and likeness enclosed, sent By mail on re.
ceipt Of price above mentioned. The strictest SO.
S Or Of s
order furnished those desiring them. Write plain
born enclosing Isfs & s' It. At ssfissIeo,
sps-D&N ,eoly Pc. Drawer 2s3. Buffalo, M
ORPHANS COURT, November 10. 1857 DIS
sSs ea.s 81 kSLkE pHY cov 2ans
isiIatrix Of Deminick Dsly, :. deceased, the
County Aforesaid, appointed sTU EsDAY, the 18th
@sns and * the personal ns estate ssss q
saia deceased and q the sss:ss I. he.d = faI
money: when and where eli the creditors aud heir
Of said deceased sre potined TO attend With their
, ,s. 81 e ,Ss{ I.
estate: Pseeidsd copy OF this order be published
once week for three weeks In the Evening NeaY
''s''o'' y 'o' fas"SAMEs R. oBEIRKr,
Bc1-lAvSU' Register 81 WtlAa.
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DIR. WHITE, Chiropodis,, 424 Pennsylvania
avenue, between Four-And.a-half and Sixth
streets, continues the successful treatment of
Corns, Bunions, Bad Nails. Enlarged Joints,
Warts, Moles, Vascular Excrescences, &C.
Office hours from a. m. TO q p. m No charge
for consultation. Established 1861.
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CAPIToL HTLL BUILnINs AsscCIkTIoS
LAT vein Z tee l2Ih monthly ueetipg OF TIE
sbove s.eeeiafbcu " 81 hStr, 81 wcfch a5out
s2.5t vss sclds afer spiTi;st bidding, g. an
avefsgs % O. per c~nt -sonl- OF u sstag taxen
srsskigh IS Is. The sleeton OF once for
tc~en<5inr yesr took placs, Vtrh me folio y
ing fessit- PEeetdsn-. James 4 Tat wee
PrSsS.Sn'. DR. q. Il Ford; rrs8surer, Gs0rss
v. GsliesfSe<reiarys W. r. lnnson; Dire
tiers, " l. Whtsslsy, W. NJ Barry, J. :. S'a-
ter. n SsCmo n. stacy, 3 "a Dsiton,
Jss. Fry, JseB sosr.., sna " q. O'neAr4.
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IL. MERRILL,
" DENTIST.
No. $40 PENNSYLVANIA AvEyrE,
bet. 9Th and 10th ste.
All operations performed pertaining to~Iff0
the AIT OF DENTAL SURGERY. &C 49,
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RECEIPTS At TIE CITY REGfsrxR's Or.
rtck--f he fSliowing schedule shows the
sDosnts OF money received at The city regis
er's ooee since Noyen Der l., 1857. 20 da5e in
tlssiye, and plsced % he credit OF the gone
raj fnnd- RestaDrants, &c, $50, 1916. wholesale
Liquor dealers. $500. goods. wares, ana mer-
ehsp Use. sl4~siS hats, caps. boots, aud SHOES
s2,ssS, hawkers and peddiers, 50 TO-. u ou-res;
denis raiders, eco; hack and railroad cars.
si-3so Washington asylum 50 roc 50. thsa
tree and balls, 900 canal Sl,s77 O.; Old IRON,
kc-. Ss10; billiard tables. e3S0, bazatele tables
sec zen pin aliFys, S-$U arctionAers, SEQ.
rsss, boxes, sc S1s3; comm ss.ou merchants.
slso; wsgon :, $50 2S, rent OF &c rporafiou prop
srty, 80; rent OF hay scales, sjts coroorsrion
attorrey, ffrcu, fnes.l Ss5; hucks,srs 500
trsnsfers OF license. Sie; dogs, Sl7.s5 cart, 81
Total s5s,G2 =.
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IlY THOMAS BOWLING. Acct; Georr-tovn.
PsorER1l 1S PRosPEcT srsEET, II

FkOfEk1l On PkOsFECT eTREET, ~
GEORGtT0W n a.
By virtne ~ = deed ~ trn1t % th~ undersi e-es
hsn'i8s dcte OCtch~r - lsE. and recorfed ia be-
II a.. Ne. q fullo 23I. et - sRd ~ request %
the rsr.on Rcd th~rrhy 4 shall cell az nubS-
.nction 20 ire hiRhsst bidder, The OF sui>s- %
TUESDAY tie lWh osy ii December, A. D. ls1s !,
a. o clock m the q uumhere fhia .y-szo O..
's2,Dtn Pet,r. B~stty, nessiaAs. ssd Threit. i3's
sidst'0n ." GeoT q town, excepting the western
a foot tLereCf
The Iro erty 10 ~ sold fronts 50 fsi the -onrh
SIDE 81 Fro- p q sire 81. bet een fsyete a. La
Rsn street., and hss rspth OF 80 F-.t 4 ia
proved 18th new brick dNeihas bouse,t ". IIs
Prosrect -. ~ 81 Eight rooms, Kitchen, t-.h-
rCcm, srt closets with pipe apd bot snl -s.d
-stsr over ire house; fns view " hi~h came. b.
postT ucted, OF the Potomac and hralthy ale
cEfy.
Te ne Of sale. ORe halfcssh: residue AZ six.zs
twelve y onths- Nit5 interest from dAy OF ssls "a
b. secured by Did 81 trust upon enc prot--tg
>amps an COZ vsy ncbe at psu.e ~ tn .,rcs.-
seTs. Sioo % be paid a sale
FREQ W. JONES. Tru.r--
d. TnBS. DOHLINE -,
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BLANKETS OF ALL CoLoRs.-Rsd, White,
Blue, Grey, and Brown Blankets Horse BIan.
keis, of all colers. Five lbs Blanket for $3.50.
Ready made Sheets, Bed Comforts, Feather
and Hair Pillows, Bol-ters, Mattresses, &c.
ADAMsON's, SOC 9th ST.,
Ills one door from Penn. avenue
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GEogGEI0wN lDvgsrIstxEyTs.
10y THOMAS BOWLING. Gse, .3-,-ss.c,

Rf THOMAS DOW LING, AScg seorsoscxn
WY EhLUARLF IsPRavEp BUsFsEss
ThoFEkl' IN GEORGEr0"s az AJc-
% spNf SpAY. pec ll'h, sts o'cIock % m l.
'm - ". IN tToui 81 ils re n.s-s, bart II Ia y,
4 " ntiuF 20 = 90 Han IL & h-t Ees1 IL 49,
iuhhsrtoa street,. bs deFtt - 10 lot % an ~
ny III sngr-s eutes o cor sist 81 gausarig a !.
tire NorJ frrme BnildinCs accgpiei a. s.0rr.
sef dwelling h'ns~s. I'd uow anS-r rent for 81 -
snbum
TtFms ans third cash hslanc - IN sin snt tssl..,
noDths ~ith inter --t. ~scnrea /, = d.et o. tru-,
On the PROPERTY. convey anciUs snt stAulps - ia
cost Of the purchaser. TITLE p-rf e
defd THN- BOWLING arrt
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IL YOU EAVB MORE MONEY than you know
what 70 do with, buy your Genie Furpisnine
Goods Of Tom, Dick, or Harry; bat II you
wish to get full value received for tns money
you pay out go TO Francs, " here Gents Far.
nishing Goods are sold st prices which defy
competition Looa at the following prices
Good Me-iDo Undershirts and Ira wers, 80, rs,
20 cents and 81; good heavy Wool socks, ~
and rs cents; good Cotton Half Hose, 81 per
dozen; good Paper Cellars, 10 cents per box,
or 2 boxes for Is cents; good warm Wooden
Gloves from 25 cents up. Also, Scarfs, Ties,
nOmical, at Francs Popular Gents Furnish.
ing Store. 49& 7th street. between D and E. three
doors above Odd Fellows Hall. HILL:
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-10-04

struction Of the Court upon this
question. 1t is clear. positive dec
laration agains, the constitutions ality Of
any such proposed taxation, and is in
consonancc with similar decisions in
other countries.
No law, then, can be constitution.
ally passed to tax U. $. Bonds. and
had not the law Of Congress prov i'd
ing for the issue Of bonds expressly
stated the exemption, the bonds
would necessarily have been exempt
ed Just the same, and no law could be
passed for their taxation without a
direct violation Of the constitution.
In view Of these facts. is it not evil
dent 20 every sane mind, that this
whole cry of the Coppcrheads about
bond taxation is simple trick of
demagogues to catch votes. These
Copperhcads have great deal to say
about the constitution, and yet they
have adopted aprinciplc in their par
ty platform which is in direct aud
positive antagonism with the corsti.
tuition, aid further than that, would
involve the complete destruction o,
the nations faith.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-10-04

JuDGE Mason is DIsUNIoNIsT-
A TRAITOR TO TIE NATIONAL
GOVERNMENTAL Thomas ". C2aggett
in1S6l.
JEFFERSON DAVIS Is BETTER
UNION MAN THAN ABRAHAM LIN
coLN."-Judge Mason.
"JuDGE MAsoN's sYMPATHIEs HAVE
BEEN TOO STRONGLY WITH THE ARCH
TRAITORS To SUIT THE PATRIOTIC
DEMOCRACY OF Iowa. ". f. Cool
bdugh.
beliece from the bottom Of my
heart that the election Of any man as
Governor Of a loyal State at the pres
ent time, occupying the position ,ehich
JUDGE Mason does on this great ques-
ton Of preserving the government,
WOULD BE AS DISASTROUS TO THE
CAUSE OF THE UNION AS THE Loss OF
A GREAT BATTLE."- w f. Coolbnugh
Democratic Senator from Des lMoines
county.
Il AM AWARE THAT HAVE HAD THE
MISFORTUNE TO DIFFER FROM MANY
PATRIOTIC AND JUST MEN DURING THE
STORMY TIMES THAT PRECEDED AND
ACCOMPANIED OUR LATE BLOODY
sTRIFE.-AM NOT YET SAT-
ISFIED THAT l HAVE BEEN
MUCH IN ERROR" ."-Judge Ma
sons .fddress, yuly. 1867.