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NEW YpRK STATE VOLUNTEER SsEti - E.
C.rper al and Seventy <i1thrst Cen's.! fet.
IA uouE AND SCHOOL FOB THE eoHs os DE-
CHASED sOLpIElsS)
d. H. T. HKLNho1p: x,.,, ,.,,.s1s
80 -, ~ b The nnIt.tIco have bcca nted BY
~ 1a,ds-n nd vt:h perfect rueresz In the care Of
onr Ir III zte>tat, Al, ht Fae i no Longer nsoftt
at., snI x :,ce :tun the dany morning q
~ -uhcraid ho ta4 eharse Of his bedding Heel
ths. knowdeo Of the resut OF pse Of your bufhu
With the children under cur ehatfs NAY savs many
supx5tntendens I'D MAsron Of bea1..ax Schools Aod
Agluzna great zn1uat Il annofst1e: Aol many
.oor ehId, suffering more fTon Eeakucss thaa sson
hsh 1ahy te spared punishment that Il fuat m9W1ns
It s wcat.cr. in1tead ct habit most nn,asus n
Iet.d upop thr,n Thanking you On behalf Of tnd eaaS
drr,, md hnptut others may be alike benefited.
Ism respectfully Jours
COL. YOUNG.
Gtpe1l Superintendent I'D ple-:es.
June Is lsC.
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COMMERCIAL.

FRIDAY Eyxxno, July9
TIM fol1owtn1 tables abow the feoeips1 ana enip.
,ncn,s Of produce for tho past tWcnsy"fo0f nools'
vrcturs yop TIE rAsr 1FEH1F.r0cR HocG
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WINDOW PULLEYS.
PHYSICAL AND MENTAL CuLTUREs

DOCTOR AND Mrs 0HO. ". nA1nTa BOARD;
fN0 AND DAY HpHGOl4 ior fsurs tsdtss !, M NJ
Nieert Nith thoTpush ayttetn ot phystrN erAfN; ~
TIM, Nsss. For dreuAry of tnfos1nAtIan hdfvss DE-
HANDY. - Eset1 1-at. H4at0p.
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RI; = ;c, ns @ -, l., ~
dr9nnrd fnr tf cntte IT, dsF DIR rarity to the dcrc-
ciarn III the quality oi the sttct o ssc, and Cart 10
Tier in the wrcf AId withdrawn frpn tht market The
.ttut hcw ever. .ntfcently Activs to pretty
,fet r1rzicn' Istr. weIr .n.ssin~i .l eoafi4ctalc
ir,,u Ind iufcrt-r tttrE. tl!v1e .L4lus iItIc o
u, i, ni.nd f,F ..rle. and prieF~ ntT Il:
a|M.ahG fuE tufrt!nr to common oo..s, .erawsy
,,ss. Iis th.a "IIsr ), r, .sn .tas
il her ior ti.y utat tcp t,y, t'sds wnola .ua,I 20
isf+ ii eitim ae wst,s II Till iehs;s II tir ~ 1t
Law .d sh.nsc .Pd, tod.y ths} esips dIFld -:
ranging =. tsso'sacs III roul,nsn to snod bn.thfs'
H~i. md medium 10 F,od sekerra % n g. ~ fer
fsin Cryta.nf iftt,turFh. iNtFcit mi ct " mi 81
eItV&1-k tT good t2 aocc shlr}!ne stsrtT. snc'l -
and HD~tGu, The market rIoeed unes 2ud ~ AAy
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Pcrt of CIcyeinnd.
C1GAH1p roa CH1c1oo. JEL1 A-SeH hde hlach
n3n-
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WATCHES,
8?EClAL NOTICE.

:ll.i .1.". It. }'1r . :.:s.: aa;:,t ;'ttt
,ss;: :.n .' : H. ;aa t.;. .!.is;. IA
\: s':. y ;sf: st'' ::
rsfsi35> "a i ,sa II spltt;. t[y, {1',st,| tt
Mtt+s !h4s TX -. r. Msalr3 y ~ ". q &hs aAaS
oa;1, III e..s:| :s:| !: di-s].sss: !s:s
1st.ai +" 1, ia,,s,s u % =. ts ~. e. 92e
gnl isntlo1 ta4as@ lxvst !isa"s ~ t*9.s - - vi II
pug, E.13s tstsf ES 1 49, : nlel.9.ss - saf s.
:.sis &c .'. = t.ts Il. sis w..as ~.
"a esa tsa.taa aila T,e%a taf ~ y ss.s Su'th
Lad ~ }niiy sIal IL tt1A wse ee4ttts *sa uhAn&
w. !. e.sat ;'s: & Sss;
I'D FsljoW snd Heaonie Pins 20, III q Tho steai and
most e!sfaat nysns, nd fully eaAi To Gull IN APee'f'
ahc9 T w rs 4 "GSI.UBs-where BIZ wAroHra aru Of
ated Il oae ae ~a .eaa CIT. = r. T. :, IT,, nv
r4s" soaa q he e., Eli fof q ;eTy Honey neta n =
srut Nth tte tsey. bills ean b paid when G'oa Fl
laten ftuan ths arF:rss osaen ousoas1 taass ~ ~
tbestforr be seut dt1eety u u IN atut3ns. Hnie
tsinfy the rsiue. town. county md stae Casss
G, E, COLLINS & CO.
a35 broadway, " York.
fR-.nornd fro1u II md - FaAaAu ST.
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<..x X-n.k1 ffrx [suodk Market.

Scw York Tobrceo Market.
7iFehA o'e's aA> :" 40 new YoEx, Jrlr ..
-ro.srro ,rtfy- far r1o.t. ea,ea {or the week. ~
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Railways In Indlnun.

FTU9A tAf 1Rd16R0poE1 Jo1FI2HL
The following Il = statement Of the number OF
niles OF railway tbe State OF Iudi2n1. Ie dis
Izpcta OF roads continuous nuu Other 9rntes 1xe
g4sen through Ino..ua only:
uAuWIrg N orf.lT1cy. OF HrlNY.Y 'coNFiffyn
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III AE ibs ...,.. e7+n AHA
f,sft4i st.r,,. sTfi stt III u fcsq AZ. 7vta7so
sslnr iun in III uta....................., sssdh1s
M,-lEtJ4 tfsse -slt.!Inm Htssrs ARR! Knii
:rrs # rfty Plsneln"f and HfrrsRlnspu
II, H.. nf,i n,frsrjhr ME1 ~ tnif tks .,,, RHyAA n
Int ,ia, llkhl mn tin and r~fr... To H&tt
tAf Il IL atIL ~
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The demand eont.uuss light. I'D al1asst VII Gnt.
fstd % loxal -en:Gme.n 70 quJe pTs.,
p sraet = folso.s Ua,otsy. l., Iu1le -
s,stae!a1; ,pfazie. Toller I'D be.tsr g9vs.ca
$lLN1si4 %; d., noAe pressed. ell hhA40: HE7o{0s
bose e wnxun, III gasoe: pr.iHe, looss 90 wAsuo.
u: ~ 4. q p delTeay. a1naL e
The supply tbos o& tha demand and the msrket
Fn!ed trn # fall pres We eontaae = aqo:e: usHsn
aee9 e.lte e9Ia hea1y. aile: Eees saiss9 saIt
dry ai1L .G3Ae; ~ s,itsd. lssi2cs :9:Tbhy nd
tatnak4 fEntstEta pr; hFande ID h&ae& 10 . eent oH
tA0f AID STEEITte mATtrs Has fAr1y Aet1Te.
and pr11et ruled a1bpf kotisIF thf tho three
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
EsuaYa for Young Men,

On the Ercts and Abuses fneitent 70 Youth ana EAy
Manhood With the humane veu Of t.eAtent Ind e.trr.
sent By rexu TIRE 81 ch.fEG. Addrrss HOWARD Az
SOG14T10S. Bs1 z. Ph1AdelI hIa. PA
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EaxAI EAIr L,Au M1,i
Janu2g = fm )

Janu.sy = l~A
n..- M,sYa,r cUsusraIeatloa rssuestins caf ses"A
al .dTctti.tnx - duly teeeiTet trt frotn freiaa
~ fer,nes sssinft sd~eralut ~1uFts lot ~efet AZ
- -. f. -. I'D IN answered. During "A secftensas
Go o,er,.ton 10 dfas store the oshs, sZea.nI. n! nm
IT,, hi.hiy recommended lot other dfscases by two
nhrat M prcseat.
Euai ned pLea,s in1 our EateE d aaseEtls!nE
Xours, Ac, .-..,.-
TR D. sTE1NouSE-
rlisn, md rEopfis1or u .ha Daily Aod "esAJ 1ee'
krtph.
t1~Neoo ~ genuine upleu doae Up Ii aeetensFAvea
xfsprxr, Will fa4st,ufs ot my Chemical WArlsoass.
And slenta
HI HELN80IU.
| 5o4 BroadWays New Rerk.
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OCEAN STEAMERS,

Drsicg the.e bot months you ought tn key? yn9r
BITTEKs. This tonic i sAfeEuarl ax.inst d!sea4c.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Fn1p4r EvENIN6, July O.
The fulawtEg tables &hpx the daily 1reepta md th1p
1arlts VI live itk d!Eia; tr 1sr Hp 10 ts crcrins
rr,ur.rd hy The Ses7esa-y Of the unipn Stock Y
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Ailcr tho close Of Change there was ar &C.
;,ye deuAnl for No. spring whcat. bot p:7cee
were lover; TIC E.1rk ct closing t:cadJ nssl-Sshe
La for spot, or seller the month No seoEn 500
TO fair exlcn.. ant closed rE1n ut SOC, fcE seller
Jufy. AZ the Evening Board No fs:.n~ "nea1
VII dull a7d prices nominal ut II sah:3 LTD se"et
the month. No corn ruled qulet at st, ee!'el
last hals, or seller the month. Pro'is'tns wese
ute1e.s The .nar1cs TOR lake frctshts WAS quiet,
with charters ooanncl to three vessels for wheat
10 Buralo, on private terrls- T..
Hogs wcrc In falr demand, and steady at aboat
Yesterdays closing prices. Some s.of' neao
changed hanls during tho GAY, nj range OF $',oo
aa.4o fpr oomnou 10 cxtra. The cattle mssket
vas fairy active Tor the upper grades and dr1n,
but common and medium wt1c neglected. aud
| cay: sales were enected 1t Aoa9L'a
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~ 3
hAlLWATA fHDJECTKp.
Some Of these arc In actlss pzogreas, and, With
one or tNo exceptions, all arc Organized, With
articles Of association died IN the oce Of the Sec.
retaIy Ct st1ic- In this LIST Il Is impossible Ia dis
Lr!nltlatc between the practicable md the vision
nry G!4,crpf:leA In Dany casss We give the tn
poEtant points On the routes rather tAao the cor
I.pTu;v Lulles VI the fpII9:
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It-IHsNESTS-
!. Willard Fux y. John Driver. For S1225S-
satur i. 1uhn Russell. Fur s!la.a.
DIVORCES nECREED.
Jarvis Freeman V. nlisr Freeman. llecree Of
slivorre OIL tie ErUutld 81 'tacr:ioH. Two Wit
neksea testified. The Cnmrtatnant Ewore that he
has restica Chicago tiur}ng the laEt three yeaEt
niId tint Ae HuA Inutfe1 tu tIcts!hsAbf on the 1st
tiat Ut Sugctnlrer, somewhere IN Massachusetts,
]1e tIsCd with her fur Hn,ut fortytnu ye1rs, aud
then the tIeI"rtt4 lin without cuu@e. Que Dan.
Isr 'ttlltIcl IN thr shfne effect
Jat Vi Miller '. tathnnnc Miller. decree u 'll-
surcr for tsrsrItiun. Parties narrIc'i June H.,
1+.+: tIesnrt1uh charged uh tf Arne !, ic6f.
uIVuhrE* AsEEn.
tieUrEsA1a Trnznr !. John Frazier. Proceeding
fur sii.Drce tn ;te Erouuh u lestrtuH, with atll.
.la,H oi nntl-rrsience. The llll ptAtes that tic
1i:suts wcrr married in Chic LEn. nj time. dar.
IIf1Hh RI - nj HnktIoND. afa tnAt TN DAT tIual.
ly unknown, tht tl,L.haIH deserted
Louisa A. Eiltufn, late Nnl!s, y Perrin Hhrum.
1Il fur dlsorrt. complainant tta,eA thai sle Was
ynnryk4l I'M thr auth Inf ut hNr!niH'F. 1871, III
Tutiatu, t,n. nnIt lived with hrr hnaianr1 until
rome time III f-f, FlhtntiInR meautiule tu great
tIneltJ Mt 1lii llaHl4.
HANEAa tEIHfta ...
1't-yne r. ri I'nt WAr1l y. Tlr -hrrlF RcIat0f,
whu1s ro1tEi'l nt'lrr Charge Of '''ifRiRtF, seeks
tt q writ If hnfsns estr'a tn liz 'FrhafR"l. arer-
RIM in tln lmIitftl TINT "thrrc Ia 10 ttsftnDnJ
whatever VI llIH puiIl Vi the 2upp'hcI oGchec.'
Evening star., 1869-12-07
CONGRESSIONAL.
Cancellation Yesterday Proceedings


| SESATF.-After our report closed
Mr.. Ramsey offered q resolution requestiu 7
the President to transmit Information relating
| to the presence of the Hon. WILLIAM McDougaii
| at Penbina, in Dakota Territory, and the oppo-
stiOn of the inhabitants OF Selkirk settlement to
/ his assumption of the office of Governor of the
Northwest Territory lately said to be transferred
| by the Hudson Bay Company TO the Dominion
| OF Canada.
ON motion of Mr.. Edmunds. the Senate took
| up the bin TO enforce the fourteenth amendment
to the Cons Stitutio, and laws Of the United States
| in the State of Georgia, and to restore to that
State Republican form of government, and
moved to Postpone the bill until Wednesday
next, at O'Clock. The motion was adopted.
Mr Morton offered the following resolution.
which was adopted.
Rsso.rsd, That the President of the United states
be requested to communicate 70 the senate the re
port 81 the military commander Of the district of
Which Georss i part in regard TO the eiyil and
opinion not incompatible with the public interest
The Presidents message was read. and OH
motion of MIR. Summer Il was ordered that 1000
copies be printed.
On motion of Mr.. Conkling, the Senate went
into Executive session, and soon after adj0Nncd.
HOUSE.-After our report closed
Mr.. Dawes moved that the message of the
President. with the accompanying documents,
lie referred to the Committee or the Whole on
the state of the Union and printed. So ordered.
Mr.. Dawes also moved the printing of 80 900
extra copies Referred to the Committee on
Printing.
MIR. Wood moved, as a question of privilege.
tnat the Oatn be now administered to the three
members elect from Alabama. not vet sworn in.
Mr.. Paine moved, as amendment, that
their credentials be referred to the Committee
on Elections.
MIR. Paine's amendment was agreed to-
The oath of Office was administered to the fol-
lowing Delegates from Territories: James NJ
Cavanaugh; Montana, s. f. Nuckolls; Wyoming
Selucius Gartie,de; Washington, Francisco
Chayes; New Mexico.
Mr.. Stokes. from the Committee on the Ninth
Census, reported bill to provide for taking the
ninth census. Ordered to be2printed and made
the special order for Wednesday next.
MIR. FarnswOrth introduced a Joint resolution
declaring Virginia entitled to representation i'm
Congress, and asked to have it considered at
this time. Referred to the Committee ON Re
construction.
MIR. Wood gave notice of a bill to prevent the
appointment of members of Congress to any
place of trust or prOnt under the President.
MIR. Paine offered a resolution that all cre-
dentials of persons claiming the right to repre-
sent the people of Virginia and Mississippi i'm the
House be referred when presented, to the Com
mittee of Elections. Adopted.
Mr.. Paine also offered a resolution that Mr.
Kerr be authorized To act a member of the
Committee of Elections in the consideration of
ferred to Committee of Elections.
Mr.. lngersOll introduced bill to amend the
banking and currency act, 50 As to establish
free banking system. Referred to Committee
on Banking and Currency. Adjourned.
Evening star., 1869-12-07
GLOW do you like the message .,

hOw uO YOU the message
This was an enquiry heard very often last
right, and probably in seven cases out OF ten the
answer was IL like it very wen- There were
those who objected that it was not strong
enough on the Alabama question, that it was too
cold towards the Cubans. that il was not sound
On the Virginia question, that it was inconsistent
IN the action proposed for Georgia, and also in
consistent in holding that England must be held
for damages for prematurely recognizing the
Conftderates, whse on the Cuban question. con-
ceding all claimed by the British government,
when he says, "This nation is its own Judge
when to accord the rights of belligerency."
The prevailing common-Sense view, however,
was that it was a good mcssage-5rief. perspicu-
ous, and giving facts. figures. and reasons In a
comprehensive, stateSmanlike manner
Undoubtedly. the Cuba svmpathizers were
disappointed, and if Cuban bonds ever had ary
sppreciable value, they must have gone down
little after the PRONUNCIATION of the message
Bat the verdict OF the thoughtful people of the
country will sustain the President in the posi-
ton taken by him. He might have earned a
ilttle temporary popularity by joining in the
Cuban "hurrah," but il would have compro-
missed his reputation for craftsmanship most
damagingiy. Nothing would have suited Great
Britain better than tor the President to commit
himself upon the Cuban question i'm a way to
throw the United States out of court i'm the mat
ter of the Alabama Claims
The Presidents views on the subject OF finance
n matter affecting such diverse interests, will
doubtless encounter sharp criticism; but the OBJ
lection will come mainly from interested quar-
tiers. BY the country at large the tone of the
Message upon our finances will be considered
healthy and iudiciOus.
Evening star., 1869-12-07

The PEABODY Observation-Disclosures
papers for the proposed POPULAR monument to
George Peabody, to be built in Central Park,
New York by dollar contributions, have been
sent TO Mr.. G. W. Riggs, of this city. in order
that NashingtOnians may have an opportunity
tOPresent their offerings without inconvenience.
Before cOnsenting to act in the matter, Mr..
Riggs satisfied himself of the responsibility of
the parties having it IN charge, and that the
money raised will be properly used. Our citi-
zens need therefore have no apprehensions on
this point.
One OF the papers has been left at the count
ing room OF THE STAR, where we shall be happy
to receive fog Nr. Riggs any subscriptions our
friends NAV proper To make for the purpose
indicated.
Evening star., 1869-12-07

ST,HE CELEBRATED "JOsEPH"KIp-6
= GLOVES from Naples; the enly kid ,Ia }
- ~ vGLiAEs.
pols-sWs No. S36 Penn q avenue.
Evening star., 1869-12-07
rPU LIS NEE

nE-P 4 NJ Z L y
LINCOLN HAIL.
IN BEHALF OF Tl!E poor.
tEIpAl EVENING DE1 EMSER 40. 1869
FElliC Meeting under tls ar Pires # the Wash
-rg"n Ass'y atI0u tor the Imp.,S II the Cuu
l"u ii tn PoOr. ." take iuiis ,7ts measures 70 al
leNi"te the erinG- Il the d,,titnte ~ thi- civ
1hr~e recurring all tbs season are numerous and
~ l. earnestly hoped this meeting viii lie largely at
teis by ladies ant geEtleInr pastors aIil people
D al VII" are intere ed OF willing 10 aid in this
charitable work.
Re- y p. Newinsn. ID. u: Rev =. C. Butler. D.
II: fcu- Johi. Hl. g. neral %. U. Howard. and Oth
STr are expected TO address the meeting.
PETER PARkER.
AR SHEPHERD.
SALMON p. CHASE,
:. J. BOWEN.
HENRY ID. COOKE,
q. ". RiI,tsS,
W. W. CORCORAN.
Nicr Presidents.
A. - SOLUMDN>.
L.w. KENNkbSSss, kSssurr'
. - Secretary.
Ge7i GrnersL Agent.
Evening star., 1869-12-07

1Ts sPu>TPONED-The tvr.ecration Of the now
Us CATHOLIC CEMETERY Ia. been. on ac-
',' q the NeAth.r POS; n'I-' o. another time. It
H+NoTICE--TheG GRAND CIRCLE oFB.U
tS viii ni"rt az bTuid- Halt on ID street. be
'e,n sh aI,d 'th str--is- on WEDNESDAY
de71 WV. THoN. GSK.
0+1HE FAIB AND FESTIVAL FOR THE
US isU"dJ II -. Mark Memorial Church will
Ir1antilue-i through TIT E>DiY EVENING OF
si- week ri DooIcy : Hall c rIrr Of 81 str.et e,.I
sid Peiin~5 Nania syehUe opening at J.. W each
-. =
n=PROVIprNT BTILDING ASSOCIATION
uS Ih' zth Mouths Meeting 0f this As>oca-
IT, Will u" held tJr she IayH-ut Of dues, ~ H. IN
Rooms. ri E>DA Y. 7th inst, al ; clock p M.
FRED hOoSE> Secretary.
O=INDIANA >JCiABLE-The second SOFIA
US lie Cf the Iuiiars Association " III l. h.Id AZ
T. ParioI- Il tn a NJ a.. 4. building. 9Th Il
''iA D'.r r. tiEiiIrTfGpmEyb / # bI p2rei.l,ut TrdeE;
l. p WILLlAM>, Secretary. 1t
C-1HE KEt. LAR MONTHLY MEETING
uS 81 the OHIO kEPuBLiCAN ASSOCIATION
tar" Room of Colin. hsn Law BaiIiing, al 7Si 'clk
n ler3! 'it-ndsnre !, desired A. amendments 10
u Constitution are 90 hH considered.
sANL ". BRYAN. Secretary.
OGPFOPLE's BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
Ihe second monthly meeting Of this Association
vii ie held Al CIagett's Basrd Of Trade Rooms on
NnNDAT, 18Th instant. at : . clock
Subscriptions VIII ie received, and parties whD
hse sPerihed can get & rhsir &e1I,isstc. S # stock
NSBY ARRANGEMENTS MADE WITH THE
US Love- Committee Of Washington CoIsInanl
sTS. T. = HI rll~ TefuplaT. have rgreed t. fur
- iiiaI Hotel. December 10 lsoJ for s2s0 ~
.Fl, iiske,s. god fOr both trips, can be Oh
= b. OLCorT \ Co.
IITERY AVD SIZE STI6LES
400. Il : 1 and "a Eighth sirnct,
IFHT . ~
Evening star., 1869-12-07

From French. Langrln * Ogilvie, Washing
ton agents for the Leonard Scott Publishing
Co.'S reprints We have Bla c''rood for November
and the NorA British Quarterly Rerie,D for Oeto-
ber. The latter is an average number; BIacl-
'o' i especially interesting in its story DEPART
Ir-ut.
Evening star., 1869-12-07

The late Mr.. Richardson was said to be worth
about c!5,00o, his interest in the Tribune being
yaiEed al Si0,00O. Ii l. stated that he left no
VII In this be true. his widow will of course
shaTo in the estate: unless, as seems to be sup
Icsed in some quarters, the marriage is set aside
a. void.
Evening star., 1869-12-07
LOST AND FOUND.

TAKEN Up ESTRAI-On the 4th instant. n bay
L MI LIE. about 12 hands high. The owner will
pleas. come forward prove property, pay charges.
and take him away. JOHN LEWIS. at John &.
Cook Stable. 467 Sth street, between ID AMI T.
streets. 1t
e n REWARD FOR THE BUCkSkIN
DlO PC RISE. containing upward of 5 80, which
lost Thursday noon. or for any information that
may lead To its recover. Mr.. MCLEAN. Star Office.
.pr 81 -. corner 10th and streets. dec 2t=
STRAIEp OR STOLEN-On Dec. 3D. one larg.
- RED COW. the ends of horns sawed uff. whit.
spot iacs white hind feet, one dry tcat and
small BtfFALO cow. black and white MIXED
dry. reward If 50 apiece will hc paid for their
delivery to :. BEALL, street, between ith and 5th
trcct-. ds 6-6t
4 OST-Last evening. December 81 going from q
- street between llth and Eth to 18th street be
tween q and ii. GOLD LINKED BRACELET.
The finder will H. rewarded Icy leaving il at Mr.
Galts cwelty store. at 352 street between llth
and l2tl. dai St
Evening star., 1869-12-07

From j. Shillington We have Harper's Ba-ar
fer December -.
Evening star., 1869-12-07
0%NOTES FOR DECEMBER. ADDRESSED
S TO THE FEEBLE AND DEBILITATEp

r1~NOTES FOR DECEMBER. ADDRESSED ID
S TO THE FEEBLE AND DEBILITATED.
This is try ing tor inyall-. indeed for all
who are not blessed with robust constitutions and
iron frames.
Cold has come upon vs. suddenly. sealing up the
open pores and Se1iiEg as il were, any seeds OF
disease that may have been lurking in the - stem.
but which remained undeyeiopci long > the
waste matter Of the body and all acid aAl uuwhole-
some humOrs were freely discharged by evaporation
from the surface and through the bowels.
tonic. aperient and Alternative medicine is now
need d IT, inv igorate the vital powers depressed 10y
low temperature; 10 stimulate ani purify the
ti0ns, and to fit the body TO endure without inconye
nience, pain or danger. the sudden climatic change
which ushers in the Winter.
The only preparation which will fully meet this
almost universal need, and will thoroughly AMI safe
ly perform the important work, is the leading
tonic and Alternative of the age, HUSTETTER :
STOMACH BITTERS.
This popular specific improves the appetite. invig-
CRATES the digestive organs. regulates the flow of
bile enriches the blood, Gains the nerves, relieves
constipation. promotes superficial circulation and
evaporation and being composed solely of
vegetable elements, with a pure stimulant as their
dfusiye vehicle, may be taken by the weakest with
out fear Tho favor is agreeable. for although the
BlTTERS are potent medicine, they contain no
nauseatine element. dec2- -eo3tSW
Evening star., 1869-12-07
FOR SALE AND RENT.

L,OR RENT-Two sps>ndid STORES, fixtures
u complete, on High ST rect, Georgetown, one in
to BTAbKS FORREST 5s Isi 81 street, tne Geosss, ssS
town uoso is-f
Evening star., 1869-12-07
BOARDING..

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT-With OF
Il without BOARD, at No. 49S Pennsy ylvania ave-
nue., near Sd. Boarding at the same place, SIS per
week. jy30
LNIRST-CLAS BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
l. FRONT ROOMS, tn be had on reasonable terms,
at 21s street bet lth and 18th; short walk from
most of the public Offices Jy3-f
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d. W.
IITERN IVD SILE STIBLES,
i69.f5I and 453 Eighth street,
L. = between II and T..

0C+HpMESTEAD ASSOC IiTION.-At = meet
uS irg held NJ the Rolrl e TrJilr Rooms on
Sf-grlay evening, December q l-sJ. the following
t.g were authoriT7 I'll g. receive subs riptons
- the sE1.e Association :-NEt H. tlagett. Ne.
Market space. BDarI 0f Grade ED- H.. John X. FL
vans Co II sr1 - Louisiana avenue: G.. r
Thor T-0n- 9TH street: g.. " Liayili-, Il and Ini
ans aycEur, -. Caan. S9l P-si.s. 'Vania avenue:
John raZieT treet- between 9TH and 9TH streets;
=. h browne NJ. y ~ street; G. i. church Co.,
CerL-T 1th ami III streets. ThC-. 4. PrIirks, Govern
Hert Printing Once, >. l.. Roberts. 9th east and
> nth streets; Lewis CirIhane, Railroad Ofscc,
MaTy lard sVenuc, John pp,nDyan. 18th and T.
rrrr~-s; " ~ Davis 26 ii-h street; Henry Lyle.
Ofs II street; e. y. HOLLAND. Blade n.huTg Tdlcate,
BeufN q. AtlIe GeoT rt.Igs j Garter MarbUFy
tcoTs"tSwn. Il. faITchili, ) W. >hneAiIker, i2~
a. street. Nav Yard: WIN. IUTl 900 street. be-
tween 6jl ald 9TH streets. y rthrrH Liherty.
~ Ar sijoUruei meeting % thi, 4 ~0risti.n viii
lAI nNENINar 81
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-10-14

This IDENTICAL JAW BoNE--I!
there are any persons olive who
have any doubts OF the Scripturai
sorry Of Simpsons staying the Philis-
tines -iri iaw-bone. we would say
that the very identical Lone Itself is
row on exhibition al this Office-and
yet our peighbor Of the Democrat.
whole and well as ever. pursues his
usual duties. This bone Is unnis-
,akably the petrifiedjaw-bone of some
prin,e~al monster. II IL lsinches in
length by about FIVE inches iE width
or thickness: and has two serrated
raoiars. II was found about eighteen
months ago. in Nouh Cedar creek.
about . mile and . quarter above
Glass's Mill. this County; and was
brought here last Monday by Mr..
John Jeffers. who thought il curios-
ify worth noticing-as indeed ii Is
j, will remain at this Office for few
DAYS, and then be returned to its own
or. SIR. Alexander Kelsey Of Indiana
Township. ~
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-10-14
SIIERIFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECU-
ID TON to me directed by the
Clerk of the District Court of Marion
County, and State of Iowa, have
levied upon and will offer ut Public
Sale, at the door Of the Court House,
in the City of Knoxville, Marion
County, Iowa, on the 10th day of No
vember, A. ID. 1869, between the hours
Of nine o'clock A. NJ. and four o'clock
p. NJ, commencing at twelve o'clock
noon, the, following described proper
ty, to wit: ,I,,.....-. 1e
The southwest quarter ID of the
southwest quarter CD of Section Six
teen Q6) Township Seventy-six (76)
Range Eighteen 49,, and the south
east quarter a of the southwest quar-
ter Cd Of Section Sixteen (l6) Town
ship Seventy-six (78) Range Eighteen
(1S) in Marion County, Iowa;
Levied upon as the property of John
Griffioen, to satisfy an Execution in
favor of John Berkhart and against
John Griffioen.
E.il j. p. KELLY, H9.
ma Sheriff Of Marion County,
October s, 1869. [19]