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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-08-01
M o n TIC ELLO
STEAM lL0U ING MILL

The undersigned proprietors of the above
named Mill, give notice to the Farmers of
Tama county that, they have entirely reftted
the machinery Of the mill, and are now ready
to give as goodssatiyacton as can be given by
any mill IN the country. They are aware.
that through the mismanagement of careless
and inexperienced hands, the reputation Of
the mill heretofore has been anything but en-
viable but with the present new arrangement
Of machinery,
New Smut Observation-Disclosures Pat
ent.---ihe best in use,
q New 1olt,
TWO farge run Of EsurrS.
and with the supervision and attention of Mr..
Scott, who has been engaged in milling for the
PAST twenty years, they feel confident that
they can give entire satisfaction, and are de-
terRincd not to DO surpassed in manufactur-
ing good article Of foul, meal, &c.
We have also an extra bolt for Buck heat.
and are now we f1atter ourselves the best situ-
atcd of any mill in the county, for doing Gus
tom work, TO which we intend to give our es-
pecial attention
II desired, Flour given in exchange for
wheat From 80 lbs to So Of -four given for
bushel Of wheat according to quality.
r A r ES OF TOLL.
Wheat, Rye and Buckwheat ]
Corn and feed one sixth
Flour, meal 6 feed kept for sale and ex-
change at oil times, upon the most reasonable
terms.
We superintend our own business, and one
Of us may be found at the mill ut nil times pre-
pared to attend to all calls, and supply our
customers in the least possible time
The public are respectfully solicited to give
us trial.
BRUNER & SCOTT.
Monticello, Feb. IA, 1861. v2nl5tf
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-08-01
RAPIDS HOTEL, CEDAR RAPIDS

T,HE subscriber and former Proprietor has
J. just reffited and refilrn;shed the old stand
and is now prepared to furnish travellers and
boarders with the best Of Accommodations.
GOOD STABLlNG attached to the house.
v2n46ly. J. STEWART.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-08-01
7X1C.IGO G ROCK ISLAND
And mississippi and Missouri
R "A IL II @ "A ID

Only line from Central Iowa to Chicago.
under one management. The Mississippi and
Missouri l.. Il. is now completed to Marengo,
and will soon be opened farther West. Des
Moines and Council Bluffs Passengers will
find this route the Shortest Quickest and
Best, avoiding all delays at the Mississippi
River Close connections are made with the
Stage going West.
Passenger and Express Trains leave Marengo
daily at 1-3O P. NJ, arriving at Chicago at
o'clock the next morning.
No charge fer transfer of baggage at Chi
cage Sleeping Cars on all night trains.
Trains connect at Chicago with the trains on
the Eastern lines.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-08-01

ADDRESS,
HENRY e. SPALDING.
Ne. 4s CEDAR STREET
NETWORK.

~A single bottle Of SPALDING'S PRE-
PARED GLUE will save ten times it's cost an
nually. 0&
SpALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE!
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE /!
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THE WAR IN MISSOURI.


MOVEMENTS OF BEN MCCULLOUGH
,RoLLA, Nov 2S.-Scouts arrived yesterday,
bringing definite reports Of the movements Of the
enemy In the southwestern portion Of the state.
rhev were In camp Of The rebels at Sarcoxie, on
on Thursday last
Gen. Mccullough understands tbs re,rcgrsde
movement OF our army TO be an attempt 70 get In
his rear, his scouts having reported 20 him thai
our whole force was crossing wbiteIiver.. Nc.
Cullough then marched 20 Springfield, where he
Is now encamPed with force Of four thousand
men.
Gen Rains, who had command of ssrcoxis,
with 1000 men, left that place Friday last, and
has Joined Mccullough by this time
Gen Price was at Painville, Mcdonald county,
with the balance Of the rebel army. He also took
up his march on Friday, and is advancing north
ward to JOIN Mccullough and Rains
Price, on his march, desolsted The country and
destroyed everything, in order to prevent our
troops from getting In his rear. There are no
large bodies Of rebels between this point and
Springfield.
There are over 600 refugee families now here,
many Of them being In destitute condition,
with pitiful prospect for the winter, and more
are constantly arriving.
The measles are raging in the different camps
here to great extent.
ST.. JOSEPH, Mo Nov. 2s "A band Of rebels
under the notorious 8. 7. Gordon, captured three
U 8 officers, Capt. Robb, Captain. White and
Lieut. Moonlight, from railroad train at wes-
ton to day
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Southern News via LouisrilIe,

Sr. Louis, Nov 20 The Bowling Green Cou-
rer Of the 2st instant, says that the rebel Brga-
der General George b. Crittenden, brother Of
Thomas T CTlttenden, the Fedsnl General, has
been promoted to a Major Generalship, and as
signed TO the Department OF Cum berIand Gap.
David l.. Patterson, son-in-law Of Andrew
Johnson, Of Tennessee, was arrested on the 10th
ult and sent to ROCKVILLE for trial.
The rebel convention at Russellville, Ky has
made declaration Of Independence, passed an
ordinance of secession, and adopted the laws and
constitution Of Kentucky, which are not incon-
sistent with the acts Of the rebel government
1t is reported that the rebel pfivate.r Sumter
has been captured on the coast Of Texas by the
U. :. frigate Niagara
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Application having been made under toe act Of
sd June. 1850, for the reissue of the Land Wa
been lost red notice is hereby given, that
at the date following the DESCRIPTION of each Wa;
sued, If no vaid objection shall then appear
No Il sSe, tor l6o aores issued under the act of
on the 2ist day Of March, 1851 Nov ember g. 1851.
NO % ~ Tor t6o acres, ISSUED under the aot Of
B. hs SnU Of oSdIs sm q q B.
Est deSesssd AND gfsntsd on the oath day OF May.
No a ,sls. for 80 sores, issued under the act OF
ElSS0d And srsns;d the 18th day Of January,
No. IS SO o, lsO acres, issued under the sot Of
Senber Is. 1851. 'A' 'A '~' u '"Nuoi'' i''''-No-
No: s,css, for lso acres, issued under the SC. of
and granted s on the 18th day of October sSNO
No s,5ss, for 100 acres. ,ssued under the ACT q,
March, lass, in. the name of Danei West, and
granted on the 18th day of July, ls55-Deoember !,
No. 81 ,sa. for $50 acres. issued under the act Of
March, 1855, In the name of Hannah, widow Of
fssry 1857 @pscsm6er 50. fsS ST. tho 'n a'' Oh feo
No o. $50, for lsO sores, i,.u.d under the got Of
S.ss MsIsi .ns s;s%ssd o. he 18th day Of aba.
March IN the name Of Samuel tSs
and granted on the LIST dsy Of August, lass.
In the 1sms ~ wsm sss
Der q, 1851.
No. 4sa5, for 80 a,res, issued under the act of
September $50. in the name Of Levi Treadwell,
and granted Sep 'smber 2eth, 1851.
No 81 G3, TO- 20 acres. issued under the same eot,
IA The maine Of Abel Platts and granted Move Inbef
18th, 1851 December 70, 1851.
No 70 524 for $50 acres, issued under the act of
March. 1851, in the name Of Thomas Johnson and
granted on the 9Th day of September, 's57.-Jan-
uary {, 1852.
o. q ,26, for 80 acres. issued under the act of
March, 1855, in the name of Polly, widow of John
Camp, and granted on the sd day Of september,
18S.-January 4, 1852.
No. q 426, for l6J acres, Issued under the act of
March. 1855. in the name OF William Scott aud was
granted on the lat day Of May, ls56.-Jsnuary IL,
JOSEPH a. BARRETT,
eN-law Commissioner.
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More Political Prisoners Il c.eased-Letter
from SoI. Lee.

BosTON, Nov go r. A Carter, Of Baltimore,
was released from Fort w arren Yesterday.
The following political prisoners from Ken
lucky were also released: w. Roberts, Joseph
I. McFeat, w. E. Grubbs, Stephen Woodbridge,
J. w. Griffin, Louis Holsclaw, Frank Crow, II
Thurber, J. Back and A. Mcdowell.
The storeship Release is reported at Holmes
Hole, with six prisoners aboard, destined for
Fort Warren.
Col. Lee, Of the Massachusetts twentieth regi-
ment, writes from Richmond, in q letter dated
the isth instant, that one Of the officers drawn
by lot TO offset the course of our government to-
wards the Confederate privateers, he is the in
mate Of cell in the jail at Richmond, as also
are other ofhcers. HIS health 10 good; and he
gives the sane account Of Major Reveres and Cap
talns Bowman and lockwood, who are confined
with him.
Col. Lee adds that he il permitted To say, on
good rebel authority, that the confederates are
not only willing, but anxious to effect an eX-
change VI prisoners.
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A skirmi.b at Harp.r,, Ferry

SANDY Hook, Nov S9-Somewhat Of an excite
ment was Cccasio' ed here this afternoon by the
rebels hrlwing about thirty shells at the quar-
tiers OF some companies of the 18th Pennsylvania
regiment. under command of Major Hector Tyn.
dale, at HarDeE's Ferry. The Mrjor tried the
long range Enfelds at them, but the distance
(being two thorsand yards) was too great. AL
though some of the firing from the rebels was
tatr, robodY was hurt, the men being well de-
ploy"d and ready for a clever range, which the
rebels would not give.
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The Western yrrsin,a C.py..,isu

WRESTLING, Nov 20 The full organization Of
the western Virginia convention was perfected
yesterday. The work Of forming a state constI-
tuition has been assigned TO nine committees
state question.
Toe business will be dispatched as fast as pos
sible. and an application made to Cong ress early
In the session for admittance into the union.
The general outside opinion is that gradual
emancipation clause will be adopted la the con-
stitution
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ThanksaiviDg in virsiuis

WHEELING, Va Nov 2g-For the hrst time
in the History Of this commonwealth, Yesterday
was observed as than ksgiving, Governor PIerpont
being the first governor who ever proclaimed
one Business In this city was entirely suspended
and tbs churches well attended
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Released Pri.oners-sestence Of Criminal

BosTON, Nov 20 The eleven Of Kentuckisns
released from Fort Warren, being destitute, were
sent home By the city Of Boston.
l.. !. Hennirgs, the convicted mail roOber, nas
been sentenced TO i've years imprisonment al
Dedham Jail.
p. Skinner was to-day sentenced to FIVE
years imprisonment and 10 pay fac Of IS 600,
for fitting out SLAYER.
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The Frisate San yacinte.

BosToN, Nov 27.-The San Jacinto has been
moored alongside the dry dock for overhauling
She is repor ted in perfectly sound condition.
Her crew will be paid on Saturday. One hun
dred Of them marched from the navy yard to
Faneuil Hall this afternoon, where they were ad-
dressed by Mayor Wightman and Rev. Phineas
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o F F / C l A l..
TREASURY DEPARTMENT

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
November 80, 186l.S
Notice IS ksreby sivsn of the readiness of this
Department to redeem the Treasury notes author
lied BY the act Of Congress approved nth Decen
Der, 1860.
The interest on ,uch Treasury notes will ceass
on the frat day of February next, BY the terms Of
the above act 2. p. CHASE,
Secretary of the Treasury.
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THEATBR Owens had a big benefit last mig hit
despite the rain, and great was he az "Paterno.-
ter :" Jack Humphries," and "SOlon Single u
Tonight Is positively his last one here and must
be made much Of by the admirers Of this excellen,
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NoTIcE.-Beware OF counterfslts and uuprlncl-
pied dealers endeavoring TO dispose of their own
and other articles on the reputation attained by
HsImboLPs Extract Bsehx, q positive and specific
remedy for diseases Of the Bladder, kidneys, Ora
Take no other. Bee advertisement II another col
umn. az 30
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Steamboat Disaster.

ALBANY, Nv. % The steamer Francis Skid
dy collided with a schooner last night, damaging
the boiler. The escaping steam severely scalded
nine passengers, three Of whom died.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-30

ATTENTION is called to the advertisement else
where OF fine gold and silver watches and militia
ny goods at Hoods, 1913 Pennsylvania avenue.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Though TIE STAR Ii printed on the fastest
steam press in use south Of Baltimore, its edition
Is so large to require II to be put to press at
early hour: Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent in before IL O'Clock M; otherwise they may
may not appear until the next day.
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Attention 10 called to the advertisement else
where Of the useful "Army and Water Buckets'
Of James 8. Topham.
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MARRIED.

Father Boyle, Mr. JOHN REILLY, of West
Phi sdeiPhls. to Miss MARY MUKTHY, Of
Washing ton, ID. G..
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
BuIsTIp.


Yesterday the wizard guns, purchased by the
government for the Sickles' brigade light srtil-
lery battery, wee duly tested at the Washington
arsenal, when one Of them burst, witbthe oIdinsy
service test charge. That occurrence Of course
ended the test.
MILITARY APPOINTMENTS.
The following military appointments were
Geo. McGowan TO be q Cd Lieut.. Of the 7th In
fantry, U. i. A.
Jas r. Kelly to be I'd Lieut.. Of ID artillery,
U. s.A.
Geo Thorn 10 be an sid-de-csmp.to Gen. Hal
leck, with the rank OF colonel Of volunteers.
Henry Barton Beecher 10 be ID Lieut.. Of 9Th
artillery, U. s. A.
The gentleman made an aid 70 General AsIleeh
yesterday. was Captain John Hoskin, late an aid
to General Fremont; not John Hsskin, a mis-
printed by u.
TIE pRovosT MARSHAL.
Provost Marshal Brigsdier Genr Andrew Pct-
ter being absent for Q brief period on leave, the
duties Of his position being discharged By his
second In command, Brigadier GenT SYKES.
RECOVERING
We are glad 10 learn that the gallant drsgoou,
Bryan b. Barton, who wss severely wounded In
three places when on q resemblance 70 Flint
Hill by Major Palmer, Typographical Enginsess.
on the Goth Of last month, 10 recovering IRON those
wounds.
NAVY yAIp.
The Herbert arrived ~ the yard this morning
and Immediately returned down TIE river. She
brings no news ofimporsnee. The Mount wssh-
ington and Anscostis also Left to-day. The King
Philip has been hauled up on the wsys fof re-
pairs. Yesterday the schooner Delaware, loaded
with wood, from Britain's bay, arrived 81 TIE
yard, having psssed the rebel batteries Thursday
night without molestaron. shortly sfsef pass
Ing the haunt Of the rebel steamer Page, hat
eel made her appearance In the POtonsc, but
withous svinoing any disposisen 70 capture the
schooner -Sto 49,
Yesterday, at noon, Admiral Rsnsu, q tie
rrsneh navy and eemmsnasr q d Frsscb seet
upon eur essst, visi'sd the gard, ssd 90 rsossv-
ID wJth IL usual hoaor due his rsah.
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Gen, Lane I'm BosIou

BosToE, Nov 2s Gen James III Lane and a
portion Of his staff arrived in this city this even
ing, and took quarters at the Revere House
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Convicted of Man.Iaushter

HALIFAX, Nov. 29.-Captain Lane and Burdell
have been convicted Of manslaug hter In the case
Of killing police officer on the ship Shooting
Star
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To-NIeHr is the last Of Kings National Circus
here, an opportunity of witnessing the daring
feats ofthe Equestrienne, Ella Zoyara, and King q
acrobatic corps. Monday evening King opens in
Georgetown, for few nights only, after which
he leaves tn e District for a season
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-30

CoseHs.-The sudden changes Of our climate are
sources of Pulmonary, Bronchial and Asth,natic
Affections. Experience having proved that simple
remedies often act speedily and certainly when
should at once be had to I" RYots1's ByonehidI
ToeAss'" or Lozenges, let the Cold, Cough, or IT.
itatlOn Of the Throat be evor slight, as by this
nrecaution more serious attack may be efectually
vsrded of. PEbIie Speakers and SINGERS will find
voice See advertisement. del-iy
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WHIrEHURsT, 434 Pa. av., 10 furnishing like
nesses Of prominent men, Including Gems Scott
Mcelelland, from recent sitting,) Butler, Banks,
description Of Ikenesses, from miniature to life.
size. See his card photographs for sending In
Letters. &C 3I.eolm&
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ATTENTION is called to the notice elsewhere Of
stores for rent and building lots to lease near the
Depot.
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The United States Fsrtificatisns on Ship
Isfaud

NEW York, Nov. 2s.-The schooner J. N
Ship Island, near New Orleans, reports that the
Notifications there have been finished, the guns
mounted, and one hundred and fifty men detailed
from the blockadiny feet to work them.
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Automatically E. Reynolds was ar
rested by the provost guard for selling liquor to
soldiers and held for app earance at court.
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VOLUNTEERS ArrKNTIC

VOLUNTEERS ATTENTION.
For the derangements Of the ystem, incidental
to the change Of diet, wounds, eruptions and ex
posures, vhloh every volunteer il liabls to. Their,
are Iemedies so safe, convenient and reliable a
Hoowsy's Pills and Ointment, Is cents per box
mo 25-lW
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olrxAxs' couRf.-A CREST dssl q the pszi
dey. Several wills were adnittsd 70 probate
TIE cAss OF JoxEs o. Dxnnorr b san pad
ing before Tie circuit court. To-Day council et
arguing shs psyw ies insFuef'ens = sss l0V
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DISPATCH.

GOVERNMENT DISPATCH.
~ = Is
FAST FREIGHT LINE
ria HAkkIsS UkGH.
SPECIAL Mesrsusss vsH be sent through with
each Tram, In order 20 ssos safety and dispatch.
ALL RAIL. wITHoU1 CHANGE OF CARS.
on and after MONDAY. Nov. 18th, this Com
psny viii receive and transport
Sa 20 q. Suffers
Mi'''ll ros s. fss:lsA'' at
WITHOUT BREAK OF BULK,
Sr'e'a! Contract, ~ Geod,s !. Large Qsa.sissss,
oUFtaEht rso,tysd only a. tn. Depot Of the
River.
For further informal on, or special contracts,
05es q A. C,m,s.y. 4s B,oadrsy. MY,
Or 54s Psxssylcanfs ace, Wasktasfea Csty.
IL Mari Goods. "Goyernnent Dispatch.
Freight received from .. m tosgm.
of the HOPE e R (; asft e..
IT, MAIL STEAMER REINDEER.
~ sEfSss,, s SICK e. = 'f Di9 iFHH
THROUGH ~ FoUR HOURS.
The steamer Ieaves Jones Whaff foot of lssh
street, on MONDAY, NEDN EsDtY and r ki-
DAY 2, 8 e'olcs T. = m, lr.tgrelns from the plvi-
on Tuesday, HURSDAY and SATURDAY,
PASSENGERS and light freight taxea,
Except alcoholic tsnors.D - -
Fare % or from tDe Camp a.
Fare for rouno Trip trsturning next day,l 3
fs.sepgers are not CURED b. ths 6ovsrnnsnf
20 have pesnee. a1ss-
,ovas.,v WILLIAM R KEEL
GIBBS HAIR sTORE, : =
ufsFFks y WIMa.E " ~ % I.ss
Always on hand, or made 70 order g the shortest
notice; Hsir Work rspslrsd OF sxchenged.
N. B.-Lsdiss Han Dyed IN he most nainr !
nennsr' -. $50
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In ADDITION to their brilliant troupe the Camp
bells have engaged the great comedian, ventriI-
oquist, banjaist and magician, Wray, whose per.
formances created such furcr in Washington
upon previous occasion. Johnny Boyd, the
celebrated jig dancer, has also just made his de
but A new bill tonight with another rich as
sortment of gifts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-30

AxIxMENsz bill at Canterbury Hall this even.
ing, EN- oracing, besides the .fUctoroon" and
the beautiful ballet ola Bayadefe,n long pro-
Kramme, entirely original. This place Of amuse-
its enterprise 10 tue nightiy presentation Of new
features and It's delightful matn ees.
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w. w. BuRpETTE, at No. ISL 18th street, be-
tween and X, has determined not only TO cot
II Tue business but also increase il very largely
Yesterday and TO-DAY he has received more than
100 pieces Of beautiful dress goods, such as de.
LANES, worsted goods, silks &c, ranging in price
from Is cts to 81 IS. Also a large assortment OF
new style cloaks, canton fannels, &c, &c.
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ALE AND CIpER.-Msssrs. Army shInn are re-
ceiTine daily large quantities Of Massey. Collins
q Co.'s celebrated Philadelphia ale; also, pure
cider from the New Jersey presses. Their bot
Ting establishment 1.-THE largest south Of Balt-
mOre) Is located on the corner OF Green and Olive
streets, 6eorg etown, and customers VIII End them
prompt and accommodating. .
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ASSAULT. - Dennis Cady was arrested In George
town Yesterday, by officer Sebastian, for an as.
sault on Philip Hartman. He was taken before
Justice Reaner, and had to give bail for his ap-
pearance at court.
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LECTURES Lest evening an organization was
formed by gentlemen In the city, for the purpose
Of sustai ming a series Of lectures to be given du-
ring the winter, by Henry Ward Beechcr, Wen
dell Phillips, Horace Greeley, Emerson, Chaplin
Bayard Taylor, and others.
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SELLING LIQUOR ON SUNDAY.-Wm, Ellis, of
Georgetown. was arrested this week by officer
Lipscomb, charged with selling liquor to SOL
oilers. Justice Reaver fined him s2O and costs.
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EOR ENT-Two large front ROOMS for rem
II s.4s9 Z strest, be .vsen Sd aud 4th sta.
mo 20 S,s
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KILLED On Wednesday, Cornelius Arien, the
driver Of a wood cart, in the employ Of Mr.. A
Woodward, Capitol hill, was thrown from his
cart while passing through the Seventh ward, re-
ceiving such severe injuries that he died In few
hours. The deceased was German, aged about
% years The police Of the Seventh ward and
Mr.. Woodward did all In their power 70 relieve
the suferings Of the poor man.
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THE NIAGARA NOT IN THE F7sHr.
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THE GEORGETOWN CoRPoRATIoN.-The regu-
lar winter meetings Of the Georgetown city coun-
ell commence on Monday evening next, to be held
subsequently, on Friday evening Of each week.
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The Rebel Steamer "rin,sr In IN. ns...
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FIRE.-About half past twelve O'Clock yester
day fre was discovered burning under the hool
OF the residence Of Mr. A. ID. Thours, corner OIL
18th and d streets. IL was soon extinguished BY
the prompt use Of the hose Of the FraTklin FIRE
company. IL was caused by the improperly plac
Ing Of q stovepipe hole too near the door.
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TOR RENT-Handsomely furnished suits of
ROOMS. supplied with gas and wat.r. Apply
at No 500 Eleventh street, between Pa. avenue
and & 90. no g. cost
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BADLY BEATKN.-Last night the Cd ward pa
trolmen picked up man named Elisha Bell, "
ing in the street near the northern market. He Ii
soldier; and from the fact that he was dreadfully
beaten and cut about the head and face and his
pockets turned inside out, 10 was surmised that
he was robbed. He 10 attached to the ID. c. req
ment and IL now at the central station to be sent
% the camp or the hospital.