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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-14

DANGEROUS WOUND FROM AN ACCIDENTAL
PISTOL SHoT.-Yesterday afternoon Hanson
Speakes, O colored man, went into pawn shop
OF 9th street, near the Avenue, to redeem pistol
which he had put sup the spout" VIM. Kraft,
the clerk in charge, handed him the weapon,
and in cooking Ii he let the hammer fall, and
the contents went through Kraft's left hand and
lodged In his side. He was taken to the once OF
DIR. Hall, who probed the wound but failed to
extract the ball. Speakes was put under arrest;
but subsequently released, it being shown that
the shooting was purely accidental. Mr.. Kraft
~ tai IN Prosifex,ce Hospifal f,r <r,a,.t
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HEnrLER has all kinds Thermometers and
parometers.
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(AsH PAID FOR LADIES', GENTS AND
~ CHILDRENS CAST OFF CLOTHING,
BOOTS, SHOES. etc, at l.. GRADwOHLS l73]a
Bridge street, Georgetown. Note by mail from
Georgetown or Washington attended to- oc2s-ly
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A PIGsoN SHOOTING MATCH came on yester-
day between Aessrs- Jack Ferguson and Leon
Mayhem against Dick Jones and Giddy Yates
near Benning's bridge. large number OF
as follows Ferguson, .; Mayhem, 8; Yates, 10;
Jones' o.
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BROWNING d MIDDLETON

BROWNING e. MIDDLETON
- would respectfully ask trial of their
fine 0OLoNG TEA, at 81 per pound as il has -
been pronounced by connoisseurs the finest in IN
the market. ~
TEAS.
FINEST GUNPOWDER,
FINEST IMPERIAL.
FINEST YOUNG HYSON,
FINEST JAPAN.
" FINEST 00L0NG,
FINEST ENGLISH BREAKFAST,
all new crop, and at greatly reduced prices at
BROWNING a MIDDLETONS,
GA Pennsy ly ania avenue.
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N o g E.
Orders for MOVING or REPAIRING at present
will be left at my residence, No. 113 Bridge street
where they will be promptly attended TO.
Je32wS j. IL. WELLS
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FISH.
No. MESS MACKEREL,
Ne. GEORGES BANK MACKEREL,
No. 5 FAT HACKEREL,
No. ECONOMY SHAD,
ST. JOHN ALEWINES,
PORTSMOUTH SPLIT HERRING,
PICKLED SALMON,
GOLDFISH an, and SCALED HERRING.
BROWNING & KEAfING,
Ola Pennsylyania sysuus.
ASTRAL OIL.
Depot for Pr0ffs Non Eypiosirs AssaEOsf
Just received, Que gallons Pratt's ASTRAL OIL,
warranted not to explode. Trade supplied 1t New
BROWNING 4 MIDDLETON.
olH Pennsylvania avenue
WINES, &c.
Our stock OF WINES and LIQUORS a yerv ARA
plete and cannot be surpassed by any this side al
New York. Ii comprises the best brands a Chsm.
payne, among which can be found
y Roederers Carte Rlsnehe y Champans,
aosttS 6Sssds,, Green Seal, o.
g; numms Dry Verxensy" DO.
Pleasant Valley Carte Bianshen DO
Pleasant Valley "Psris Exposition; De-
ALso,
Hennsssy Co. Cosnss Brandy,
California Brandy, Nadsira Wine,
Sherry, Port,
NHssAt, Pare 4alaes,
- BROWNING MIDDLETON,
OLE Pcnnsylvania avenue.
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COFFEES
MOCHA, OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA,
CEYLoN. LAGUAYRA. HARACAIBO, RIO,
ROASTED COFFEE ALL GRADES.
BROWNING q MIDDLETON,
GA pqnpsvlyania a..a
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct'r; Georgetown
UNIhpROvEp PROPERTY At AUCTION.
- On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. June 9Th
lS7! at clock, in front of the premises will
sell part Of Lot No. l99, fronting % feet on
depth of l33 feet. asa. = - : =. =
Terms cash.
jel0 THOMAS BOWLING, Auctiopeer
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SHERRY WINE IN BOND.
We have few az ask r very Psle and deiiests
town. d. Ct. which We viii sell at . very email al
y,hee. III vine e eur oyn importation from The
nounced By Judges the finest wine this side ths
Atlantic. Samples can Be seen at our Store.
Martin Co. world renowned PURE WHEAT
WHISKY, distelled from the best grain expressly
prices BRowSIfS nBDLEToN,
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The many thousands cured at this establishment
within the last twenty Years, and the numerOus
portant surgical operations performed by DR. John
stQn, witnessed by the reporters Of the S and many
and again before the public besides Ms standing a.
gentleman Of character and responsibility IA sufi-
Gent qua rantee TO the affticfed
eKM DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED ocsz- IL
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The obseques Of Mrs. Anna Meredith, wife
Of Gen. Solomon Meredith, took place on
Monday last.
Death had indeed, in this instance, struck
"a shining mark" and despite the forbiddin
w(atha came toshe wsIl-knssn familysssi.
nee = Gen. Meredith, neat Cambridge, a
urge Attendance Of as Il ,cerS mourners and
sends IS ever met to testify th.irI ree.M for
e des and sympathy and condoiancs for
thS beE1Aved Hving. TIE weathesa-~as in
keeping with the solemnity of the occasion,
the RAIN falling rersistentiy ard g1ooMily
Jet The friends Of the deceased and of the; be-
sesved hu sband attended from far and near.
Senator Morton. Judge Newman, AMI others
went out from this city, = s. 2
Tie funeral services were co: Quoted BY
.Rss.-W1yH. = Goode, ana were .xzHy-mn I nd
impFess!ye,as befi.ted .he occasipn. Mrs.
BENJAMIN Fulgum, a minister of the Soc ETY.
Friends offered up a prayer of extraordinary
fervor and power. n5, j. tre.5
Attic conclusion of these services. The re-
mains were deposited in their last resting
place in the Cambridge churchyard. .a
A long life so blameless, and blending 80
many ofthe qualities of human excellencies
merits at its close the passing tribute Of BIZ
okraphicsl mention.
Mrs. Anna Hannah Meredith was born on
the 18th Of April, 1872, in Fayette county
Penn, aud, when about four years Of age EN-
ierated With her parents to Wayne county,
O. Two years later they removed to Wayne
county Ind shout four miles southeast Of
The present town Of Milton. The election Of
her.fathsrato the Office Of Sheriff of Wayne
county esused the removal Of the family to
Centrsvills. Here she grew to won,anhood,
and here. On The 18th ofsMarch, 1888, she
vas married to. Ges. Solomon Meredith
She Joined the Methodist.ehurch in 1888, and
70 continued until death dissolved the con-
pectios. Gen Meredith and. family. removed
70 Milton in 1898, and to Csmbridge, in 1889.
|, where, with exception Of . few, years passed
in Montana, they have ever since lived. Du-
ripg TIKI, war Of the Rebellion, she labored un-
#earinRit in her woman's sphere. to promote
The cause, Of pair iotism. Her health began
TO fsil .6cdt five years ago but up to within
thepaSa year she was still able to direct the
eoncersS OF her household. Since then the
encroachmeuts Of desease have been more
rapid. and on Saturday death claimed for his
victim .; lady prepared Cor bis summons by
long lie nf. practicsl christianity. rec
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DAxorAH PRocLAMArloN no The
Thanksgiving proclamatson cot
Gov. John A. Burbank, Of Das.
kotah Territory is a lnUdgi' and Pits
recommendation is worthy OF be-,
ing adopted and acted upon every.
where. He says: To the end that
our thank-offeripgs may. be- truly
acceptable to God, let Is devise
some substantial and libsrA means
for tho relief Of His people, 40 have
suffered by ire and dther Provi-
DENTAL dispensations.aiiosi grsoe Is
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FOR PRESIDENT, fs7e. q
gAic Ell
ULYSSES 8. ]. GRANT.

We make the obovs annouueesbeut. npt ii
attract special notice, or, 10 indicate ex.
ira -oficious zeal, but because It expresses
our most emphatic preference, and W doil't
see why we should not say So, ~. Grant,
I in some eminent respects, las shown himself
- much supericria civil as in military AZ
fairs. BE has promptly taken pozilions aad
assumed respousibili' ies which no mere poli-
4 tician, Of the ordinary run OF our Statesme
would have dared to do. Take for iustance
This direct announcement in his inaugural "a !.
address in favor Of Negro suffrage. The
I party which elected him had lodged the ques.
! ton in its platform. What other man, out.
!, side Of the pronounced Radicals, but would
4 have followed that example, a. President, and
lodged, or at least postponed. declaralioa
on the subiectf But not SO with Grant. An
old time Democrat before the war, he At cuce
demonstrated the soundpcss of HE eouver.
fs.ion, the frank hsroism Of his nature, ~ wen
sss the highest statssmanship, by taking the
2 bull by the horns. -
la like manner on the subject Of Che pay
ment Of the National Debt, on which, also Sis
xparty platform had trimmed and prevaricatsd,
ne did not hesitate to take the responsibility
Of clear statement of his position, ct the
imminent hazard Of his popularity. faitt
y Again, his putting tho management Of out
! Indian Affairs in Quaker hands show mind
much abose the grade of the mere politician
IA practical wisdom which is being rindisa.
ed By results.
Last. but not least, We applaud his prompt
manly, hearty recognition OF; tho French Re.
,ublic. How refreshing it was to every trul
nan to hear Of our Chief Magistrate "speak.
kng right out in meeting" on that subject !--nt
aaltipg--no equivocation., 1t Was an exa n.
de amidst the senseless pro-Prussian FOLLY
z hich had swept over the country, ana show
n I'd that we have President of eminSnt, dem
h cratic proclivities.
~ These few points alone in his record, amoss
saany similar, give to the world ia Genera
rant assurance of man. To which let ul
sfAict forget to add that he has faithfully 70
T eenled all his pledges to the people. While
n therefore,, we are - general rule in favor O
the one term priscipse," We are yet full,
~ ersuaded that In tbs case before 40 Our com
x yy cannot afford to dispense with the ser
4 ices as Chief Executive fer another term q
ur Great Captain-a true, independent, bon
at man.
" F We find the above double-leade
ditorial in the Radical Of Sept 70. y187l
: will be recollected that our highl
steemed friend and biogrspher, Isaa
|. Julian. ESQ.,, was P. NJ. witch Is Pc.
r laster.' at that time.
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1--WE should have had no com.
',laints to make ut his (Davis's)
ppointment, had it been made at
40 time sanctioned by ali .previ-
US party usage for regular deal
at tue beginning Of another Pres.
dental term" ne
We copy the above from the
last p. q. article of our affiict-
1 neighbor, merely for the pur..
ose Of reminding. him that the
recedent established In Mr.. Var
ans case. was merely adopted by
Ir. Julian'A Congressional cue
essor and 10 only another ia
.ance Of the force of example
hat appointment OF Mr.. Var
ans successor, was not 's1anc.
oned by all previous party uDs9,
r regular deal-At the beein..
.ng Of a Presidential term" Th,
lily difference We can now see il
at in Isascs case, it was BRO
eorge's cALY that WAS gored.
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To Consumptives.

The advertiser, having been permanently
cured OF that dread disease. Consumption, by
simple remedy. is anxious to make known
to his (, How sufferers the means OF cue. To
all who t-esire il he will send copYcf tbs
prescription use, (free of charge J, 9th the
dirsctions for r4fparug and usne the sams,
which they wiz find SURE rns b CoS-
srArrIos, AsraA. BEoScHIrI &c.
Parties wish. the prescrirtySn wiskplsas
address Rev EDWARD A. gibson,
ii 264 Sonfh THIRD Street,
Ahstt4 Co35-fySi0 Wi'liamsbursh, NY
II is said that If y puff Of air we're to be
bl''wn into vein at an animal, death would
instanispe ousiy follow because crc ciation
would be stopped. The blood makes the en- :
tie Giro 1t of the human body every seven
minutes, and whenever this tcirculatian is
impeded or any Of its clApnSls arr caOggcd
BY impurities which ought to be carried I'd.
disease hiisws--fevevo Or -disSrdef Of liver
or kidneys, or .scrofula. or dyspepsia. To
get at and remove The source Of the difficulty
use the old aud iphl!ihle blood 'pdriHrc; Dir.
WALKERS CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BIrrERs.
81 MI S0-xWu
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Fruit Dryers. Farm Bels, Family eraAes, VatclQpI
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We have often heard stories Of 4
bulAsttemptipg to butt a iocomo-
I've of the track, but never knew
it 10 be verified until recently.
Just below Metahsorar on the Val
ley road, one day last week. large
bovine OF the nsalc persuasion.
squared him seaf on Pie track and
attempted to- ubutt 4 freight train
o4fltha track. hAadg Ne succeeded
tcos The train was thrown from
tire tfack- anJ W eeksd!. But that
buh will nevefragain paw up the
earths in anger and 'shpke his
shaggy head at another loc0m699
tive. nHe is1'sgSne klfs re the *non
hino twinsslp, "AAsexAinplc OF won
decinl9cousa seseuf decidcdly Ind
judgement = CoHa'fimes:o as.f !.
wei cali 0tsvh,teiftion . OF luz
RicR mbnd Radical % tie hbore
Itnay benefit itDin Its war, against
the administration ,HCamIridge
T,ibnneslg Isl Iac box TOO
E - = 4 ~
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4 Proclaim alton Of THANKSGIVING.
Gov. Bake. Wednesday made
public his proclamation for
Thanksgiving: =
stats or INDIANA,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.


s,ln pursuance Of the Presidents
procisma alton of the 2Sth u'timo, /,
Conrad Baker 'Goyernor cfIndiaaa,
10 cordially recommend that
Thursday. Novesnbe: 80. 1871, be
observed by the people Of this
State as q day Of Thanksgiving
md praise TO Cod for His bound
less ana ilnnumerable mercies to
tho State and her people.
80, praise the Lord, all ye ma
tons; praise Him, 'all ye people,,
Tor praise is conely,' and ,sHis
merciful kindness fs great toward
us.' o, give thanks unto the Lord.
fer He is good; because His mercy
endureth forever e.
!. Given undtf my hand
and the seal OF the State,
at Indianapolis, the It'll
day of November, In the
TsRAL year OF our Lord. one
thousand eight hundEed
and sevcntv one. ~
CONRAD RAKER, !.
s.Attest: NORMAN EDnY,
Secretary OF State :,
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We never knew that Baalam'v
3 was yet alive and editing the
Henry County Republisan. !" until
editor Of chat paper accused
J Of being ndumber" than be
IS, because We had paid ne
tention to his braying. =, =
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L7csnxs, Msatices.,

Il =
IN oTfCE, Is HEREBTtGIyEN that 7, Da-
IN vid Zo6k, Resident Of tbs town Of Ha-
gerssoSngoin Jefefson township, Wayne
County, in The State Of 1adiaha, will apply at
the next session of the Roapd, Of Connty Com.
patsionefs, of said county, for license TO sell
6Sritous Jviuoss, ara 6sk liquors in less
1dhntities than quart IT re lime, and allow
the Same to Le draskG n thslpsemises vhsrs
snld, agreesbiy % the provisions OF the Law
approval March stA5 1850 1IKs premises on
Which IpropQse % teaA sts situate "a Perry
ana, and d beng IL Hof. S.lf Tot Lot
number twp,t2,, h DloeE 9uAber three, (3),
and bounded as follay b tqs wit 8 . Eomnsne-
ing At tie north: west cornscof said lot num-.
Der two, (2), in Block number Three, g ], and
running thence south thirty.three (33) feet !;
thence east ,ixsy-sx ESD teav tfience north
Z thirty three 50 feet thence Xest 70 The
place Of beginning, less i've 4eef ID width, on
tbe north ,sids of saaabrartsae Lot stove de-
scribed. and extepiisk ~ full leigthof said
described part Of Lot. fnf m. alley, i'm the said
town Of fHaeefstown, 81 Je6stson township,
Wayne county, lndisrka: : , -. !.
November s, ,s71.q As. !,
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Cincinnati Richmond And For,
Wayne Railroad.
One week ago last Saturday the
track laying on this road from the
FIVE mile switch in this city, to
Decatur, -4as completely Fhe
contracts . Cd struet tho ro{
were let in bsq blast. elmo Whit !,
time the grad paspns, brida ing Al y
track layingxhsfei been ipishco /,
No workof thty kind was ever car
lied on more expeditously This
is due, in very great degree, ito
the energetic management Of the
Chief Engineer. Hon, j. IL Will
aSAs OF this city. Hens gehtle-
man OF -~etising-rnsrg ani
possessed Of more e1exutive ability
than any other person rof, Your
acquaintance. in .9se4 asss1esy
The road ,Whisbe Antively fipish :
ed by the thisNeth or this month.
when there wilt be an unbroken line
from Cincinnati through Fort
Wayne over the G. r. 4 !. R. r,
north into the. lun bcr regions Of
diohixau. --Fort Wsyne Journal.
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Haxing at Annapolissi

I'D In spite Of the late dismissal
from the Naval Acsdemy for thaz-'
ing. outrages. Of this character
have recently been worse than ever.
The board now investigating has
recommended fifteen addition al dis.
,nissals, and The department has
also decided to dismiss Ave Of
these. The investigation shove
that one of The cadets was held
and made to drink Amug Of mix
ture composed Of castor oil, mucil
7 age, ink, tooth powder and quinine,
and another held ont. OF the fftt
story Of . building Byshis heels till
he was nearly dead. A third wal
taken out at night and made K
/ kneel before the Herndon monn.
mention the ground and pray fo1
the President. the ASaerican eagle
! the star spapgled banner, and, last
ly, his prosecutors, sos ~es sG
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Bat for The safgsoa's skill, piece u oys-
shell woull ha~s clicked Charley G0iAl .
ID at Nee Albany hossl. last Sstasaay
ht. 9fgaiM i'ss7e 81 aois
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UDs4 GEOLOGIC Fascination Or Soul
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