davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The national Republican., 1861-10-21
AUCTION SALES.
b. '.o' "o"uran g co.. A.o,,on..z..
TRUsTgES SALE OF IMPROVED psoprprv

TRUS7ERS .SLLE or IMPROVED PRoprprv
By virtue Of deed Of trust from GamsI,sl Rail,
and wife, dated February 22d 1859 and reoo,ded ~
lioer j. A. No. 189, folios 36e &C. shsii ali ~
trustee, on THURSDAY, August 9eth. Al Z o;cincS
- ~ ~ 'front.' OF the pre- mlsts at public auction
70 'hs hig est bidder, all that piece OF srouna 4,
W He o.y ot washington known a. the weett rn half
Inndrsa narsed ~ hve bO in square numbered Ave
citu tba anu three (S33D in the plat Of sad
ieet tao (Q inches on street por,b ana . A.
three story brick dwelling and b, rI s,sh, sh nue
ieIm, one' 'tnird cash; the balance in snusi in
stalments at six and twelve months ssenYS vYuSi "a
oeed Of trust on the premises If the ,arros -. ~
are not complied with within Ave davs thsr.sN.
tne trustee reserves the right to resell al the rsL ana
ccst OF the defaulting purchaser s"~
All conveyancing at the cost Of the purch.ser
. u. JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auctionssr.
A4The above sale is un q void al bly uost.
poned, on account OF the rain, until THURsDAY
next, September 9Th, same hour and place.
M BLAIR, Trustee,
JAS. O. MCGUIRE Co.,
aug So-ds AuctionsssA
~ The above sale is further possponsa
until THURSDAY, October Sd, at the same hour
JAS. G. MCGUIRE Co,
sep T-law&ds Auotioneels.
A1r The above sale 10 further post tponsd
u atil MONDAY, October 2sth, same hour and place.
NJ. BLAIR, Trustee.
JAS. G. McGCIRk CO.,
oct t2lS2s-T Auctioneers.
The national Republican., 1861-10-21
Fatal Accident In Georgetown.

A fatal accident occurred on Jefferson street,
near Water, Georgetown, on Saturday. A
heavily loaded cart was passing along the
slipping off, the driver jumped of to prevent it,
but unfortunately the box fell, striking him on
the breast, and injurinr him SO severely that
he died in half an hour. The deceased leaves
a wife and two children. HIS name was John
Reed. and he resided 10 the first ward. A cor
oner's inquest, which was called, rendered a
verdict in accordance with the facts.
The national Republican., 1861-10-21
lConlmunicated.l
TO the Editors of the National Republican:

To the Editors of the National Republican:
GENTLEMEN: Can you inform one who has the
comforts Of the soldiers at heart, how it il that
there ia Il lot of clothing now overdue TO the
Twenty Seventh Regiment of Pennsylvania vol.
unteers lying slowed away in shed in the
yard of 4 lager beer saloon, near Wizards
Hotel, for the last two months? 1t Is the
opinion of the writer that the attention or the
Ouartermaster General should be called to the
above facts.
Yours, respectfully. query
The national Republican., 1861-10-21
DY J. G. MCGUIRE q CO., Auctionsers,

OY j. G. MCGUIRE q CO., AucttOnoers.
,UPERIOR ROSEWOOD CASE PIANO FORTE, RLE.
GANTROSEWOOD BROCATELLk.eO EERED PR.
CARPE7S, AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECT3 GENE.
RALLY.
On TUESDAY morning, October 22d, at ten
clock, at the large residence Ii street, opposite
,fayette eqrare, recently occupied by the Chilan
linister thall sell ali the Furniture and Effects
mprising-
Chickering
cred Parlor Furniture, consisting of two large
Sofas, two Arm Chairs, and eight Parlor Chaks
Superior gilt Gas Chandelier and Gas Fixtures
Suit o. Walnut Plush covered Parlor Furniture
Handsome lazy Chairs, Lounges, and fancy
Rosewood Ma, Bile. ,op Tables, Walnut whatnots
S. erior Rosewood Secretary ana Bookcase
II ndsome French plate Gilt frame Mirrors
Lady's Walnut Secretary, Japanese Cabinet
Dining Chairs, Side Tables, Plate Warmer
China, Glass, and Crockery, Table Cutlery
Excellent Brussels and three ply CARPETS
Stair Carpets, Oilcloth, Mating
Walnut French and Jenny Lind BPdsteads
Do Dressing and Plain Bureaus
Wardrobes, Washstsn de-, Toilet Ses
SUP erior Curled Hair Mattresses, Blankets
Boisters and Pillow, Spreads and Comforts
High post and Cottage Bed'teads
Refrigerator, Stoves, Kitchen Utensils, so, 30.
Together with many articles of Household Furni
ure not necessary 10 enumerate.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE CO.,
oct ls-d Auctioueers.
The national Republican., 1861-10-21
rrhs Cry Is, stiIi they Come !

And all we can hear is, &" War wsri war
But for my part am tired OF the old tory Of war
But oh iIfs Brown, have You heard the very
la est newsY No. Why, SMITH, No 400 Seventh
street has Just received new stock Of FALL
CLOTHING Of every description, and he ohers TO
krack of calling his goods at lower rates than the
other stores fiow he does IT, do not know But,
can III out your boys with Moe CLoTHIN at re-
!rari;ably low prices. advise all to call at
SMITHS, No 4eO Seventh street, opposite Post
convinced tia, Saat Mrs. Jones said, Is co.
aus 3O--8m
The national Republican., 1861-10-21
Larceny.

Edward Hughes and John H. Kennedy, two
soldiers, were brought into the central guard
house at an early hour yesterday morning,
charged with robbing one.armed comrade Of
"a pock OF. book containing Il Ave dollar Treasury
note and some small change. The occurrence
is alleged to have taken place NJ the ell.known
house of Mrs. Fitzgerald, on English Hill. The
pock book was found on the person of Ken.
nedy, and they were both sent to jail
The national Republican., 1861-10-21

In eur paper of Saturday, allusion was made
to the affair between Mrs. Phipps and Mr.. Bel
lew, in a manner somewhat unfair to Mrs.
Phipps, our version of the story having been
derived from sources unfriendly to her. Mrs.
Phipps is a spirited woman, and when she saw
her son In danger, q mothers love instantly
prompted her to rush to his rescue, for which
we commend her. She informs US that Mr.. Bel.
lew was arrested and bound over to keep the
peace towards her and her sons, for six months.
The national Republican., 1861-10-21
Central GuardhOuse.

The following cases were disposed Of yester.
day morning by Justice Thompson Edward
farrell, drunk and disorderly, was fined 81 l,5s;
James owner, do, $l04; Albert Rldgway, do,
do; James OBrien, do, do; Henrietta Banks,
(colored) do, $29i; Michael Porter, do, 81 ;94;
John Alcorn, do $2.94; Seth Lunsford, do,
81. .94; Charles Fnnigan, do, do; Martin Bres.
nehan, disorderly conduct and resisting Off
GERS, 1894; Edward Barrett do, do; Timothy
Kelly, do. do. George Montgomery, (coloredO
out after hours, sl.5S; Edward Hughes, larce'
nv, committed to jail; John II. Kennedy, do.
The national Republican., 1861-10-21
Drunken Soldiers.
QUERY.

We noticed, yesterday, quite number of s"l,
d,ers on a spree. The provost guard arrested
four cavalrymen in front of the White House
restaurant, on L street, between Thirieenth
and Fourteenth streets, and carried them of to
the watGh.house. Their horses were taken in
charge by the guard.
The national Republican., 1861-10-21
A Dangerous Play thing.

up a rebel bomb shell near their camp, owe
the river, on Friday, and while trifiing with 1t
in their camp, It suddenly exploded, badly
wounding two of the soldiers, one of whom had
his head cut open.
The national Republican., 1861-10-21
rlag Presentation,

The friends of the Thirty-hrst Pennsylvania
volunteers, Col. d. II. Williams, will present
the regiment with u handsome stand Of colors
Al three O'Clock tomorrow afternoon, at their
enoampment on the Badensburg road, two
miles northeast Of the Capitol. large crowd
win doubtless be in attendance.
The national Republican., 1861-10-21
LOCAL NEWS.
tn Adverttsers,

Nearly TEN thousand copies of tho Rep"b'
Kcan are circulated among the floating popula'
ton every day, besides thelarge number served
to regular subscribers. Advertisers will TAX =
note accordingly.
The national Republican., 1861-10-21
orusltx 20 Animki..

As two officers belonging to Griffip's battery,
one of them much intoxicated, were racing UP
Seventh street or Saturday afternoon. one OF
them ran afoul of n heavy wagon, the tongue
of the wagon passing nearly through the neck
of the poor horse, causing the blood TO How
therefrom IN a stream. Tho result of the cruel.
ty excited the wei Inherited indignation OF the
crowd which soon gathered around.
The national Republican., 1861-10-21
DEATH OF COLONEL AlU. SMITH.

Mechanicsuille, N. Y, Oct. ls-Col. Abel
Smith, colonel of the Thirteenth regiment, OF
Brooklyn, who was injured by the cars yesler'
dny morning, died at four o'clock this morning.
His remains will be taken to Williamsburg.
The national Republican., 1861-10-21
Large Receipt. Of aovernmeut Supplies

Five millions Of dollars worth Of public sup.
plies have been received by water, at the Gov.
erEment stores on the Western wharves, since
the opening of the war. OF this, 5000 900
worth arc now in the warehouses.
The national Republican., 1861-10-21
To Merchants or Landed Propristors.

In our advertising columns will be found an
advertisement of gentleman who has served
many years in the British army, and we think,
from his long experience and general knowl
edge of discipline in a regiment, that his ser.
vices would be most valuable &c any gentleman
who has large business transactions on hand,
either of v civil or military nature. Oct2l
The national Republican., 1861-10-21

Rolla Oct. lS.--A letter is published in the
Fort Scott Times, from John Ross, tho Indian
chief, giving his adhesion to the rebel cause.
II stales that Il mounted regiment of Indians
would be Immediately placed under command
of Col. John Drew.
The national Republican., 1861-10-21
s~ pRoonHss Of SLAVERY
IN TIE UNITED STATES


BY GEORGE M. WESTON.
Copies Of this work are for sale at the publication
ONCE Of the National Republican, corner Of Seventh
and streets.
Bound edition, sl per cory. Pamphlet edition, 25
cents per copy apre-t
50 YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AssO-
OIATION--An important meeting of this Associa.
tioD will be held THIS (M0NDAY) EVENING, at
opp site Browns Hotel
An address will be delivered by The gentleman TO
whose activity esewhere the Association Is greatly
Indebted for the large amount Of interesting reading
mater distribut in enosmpmsnts and hospitals
during several months past.
1t is earnestly hoped tn It every member who can
possibly attend will be present. The pub c are also
invited. SAMUEL MCELWEE, Jun,
oct2l-1t Reco ding Secretary.
The national Republican., 1861-10-21
AN OFFIC Late of the British
IA Army.

gentleman who has held commission In the
Britt h army for many years. and who has had great
as an accountant well az the general discipline to
BE- o. served by all ranks through well
corps IL desroua of obtaining situation as agent
or general overseer TO q landed proprietor. Is uu-
married and of the established Church of England
Can give reference 10 officer OF the highest dis
tnctiIi IN British America. ~ Address,
"F VIC,
$40 Pennsy lvania avenue,
octl7 Washington"
The national Republican., 1861-10-21
oct lS-d
DY BoNTz q GRIFFITH. Auc,ioneers

d
TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCK OF DRY GOODS, HO-
SIERY, CLOTHS, -CASSLAERES, dc.
On MONDAY morning, October 2lst, commencing
AT O'Clock, and continuing from day to day until
the whole ia disposed OF, we shall sell the entire
stock OF Dry Goods Hosiery, &c, Of r. Brice Hall,
in store No 373 Sew nth street, between l and X
streets comprising, In part,
Prints, Delanes, Mousselines
Siks, Merinos, Cambrics
Cloths, Cassimeres, and Vestings
Broche Stella, and Blanket Shawh
Ingram and three ply Carpets
Druggtts, Rugs, 80.
500 dozen Hoee and Hi alf Hose
Gloves, Gauntlets, &c.
Together with general assortment Of Goods usu.
ally fourd In retail dry goods store.
THEO SHECKELL, Trustee.
BONTZ GRIFFITH,
oct I'D Auctioneers.
The national Republican., 1861-10-21
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

Fortress Monroe, Oct. ls.-There is no news
from the South today. General Wool has is
sued an order giving every male contraband
employed in the department eight dollars per
month, and every female four dollars per
month,
The national Republican., 1861-10-21
ITO THE OFFICERs OF THE Army.

Just arrived, o direct importation per steamer
Fulton, from Europe, . very fine and large assort.
ment Of Marine, Opera, Field Glasses, and Tels.
scopes, which will sell very little above the cost
In Paris AZ to the qualities, there are none supe.
ror to be had, having been seltct purposely for
this market: Also, large and we'll assorted stock
Of Opera Glasses Microscopes gold silver, and steel
Spectacles and Eye Glasses suited to the sight by
the use Of an 0ptometer. A considerable number Of
certificates to ba at my office, from gentlemen
who have been suited at my old establishment.
The national Republican., 1861-10-21
By J. c. "osuraE q Co., Aue',o..'r..
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE

It day of January 1851 and duly recorded IN nSer
s A. g.. Nc. 20s folos 205 and 206 one OF the land
cords for Washington comfy, In the District Of Co.
lhursday. November l4tb, a. 10 e'clook A. NJ all
tie Furniture contained N that large three e-story
ick house situated the southwest corner of Third
nd streets, Washington city A full schedule
Ill be published, in connection with this advertise
inent, prior to the day Of sale. .
CHAs. E. SHERMAN,
Trustee.
sep 10-1aw Aucttoneers.
The national Republican., 1861-10-21

t. = REwARD.-Lost,O on Friday eycu-
spC ing, one dark bay Mare, With sign Of blister
VI aItingale m litary fashion will pay IS for her
delivery to me
Smith and Farrier, Twenty first street.
oct 19-sts between + and +.
The national Republican., 1861-10-21

TIME LADIES WILL LOCAL. am sel-
ling at prices that defy competition. l have
Ladies' good heel CATERS and BOOTS at 81 W;
Ladies fine Congress Caters al $l.26
Ladies Bulmorals from 81 .25 up
A. Isl es and ChidTens Balporals at IS, .ss and 81
All Other Boots and Shoes In proportion You
will rave money by calling on me
GEO. C. HENNING,
octlF-lw Seventh street, Island.
The national Republican., 1861-10-21

GOSus, very low oct io-iW
COM METHIN Ew.-sUPERIOR
= HULLED CORN. A home production. The
GoR
all Physicians as of the Healthiest and most |
Nutritious articles of Diet prepared for the table
Hotels, Boarding Houses, suffers and Priyate |
CHISHOLM BANTA,
Penna. avenue between 18th and 10th sts.,
One door from the Union Engine house. |
Manufacturers Of all kinds Of POPPED |
CORN, Plain, Sugared and in Balls Would re, |
Washington and vicinity to give US call.
oct 15-1Ws
Certificates from some son Of tie leading Physicians
beg leave to testify in favor of CHISHOLM
It seems to me it must prove very useful article
PROF. W. PARKER. NJ. p,
81 east Twelfth street, N \.
Permit me to introduce to your favorable notice
the og g1s5 snd SeT
leave to state that's number Of physioian' and es
teemed citizens OF New York, Judging from long ex,
pericnce in the of their delicate preparation OF
Corn have advt ed them to set up their apparatus in
the city Of Washington to seek to introduce it. EN-
pioy ,or the army, believing they may Md an
opportunity for testing the utility Of Corn thus pre-
pared, and that in some instances 1t may be ay!lu
able and nutritious substitute for rice. take plea
sure in commencing the %ndsrtasisg M to your favor
New York.
have used Corn, as prepared by CHISHOLM
BANrA, in my family and consider it a most whole
some and nutritious substitute for rice and similar
STEPHEN SMITH, NJ. D.,
Editor American Medical Times
hereby certify that have long use the HuLLsp
Com, as prepared by Messrt. CHISHOLM BANTA 1
am acquainted with their process of removing the
hull or indigestble portion, and highly approve 9f
it. believe this to be very valuable, economical
and highly nutritious article Of vegetable diet being
well calculated not only for healthy people but also
well adapted as an article of diet for the sick
ALANsoN S, JoNES,M I,.r ID,.r
hereby certify that have for some time used IN
| my family HuLLRD Com, as prept ed by CHISHOLM
BAxrA. and con.ijer 1t not only paatable, but
very nutritious, and shoud think 1t very valuable
as an "r'''s Oh '000 lot In i"' 'RshNNEY. NJ. D,
| oct 10 II west Thirty second street. N. Y.
ID UTTER AND CHEESE.
ID 10000 lbs. just received
JOHN G. LYIE&Oo.
| No b8 Louisiana avenue.
100 Bbls. Prime Apples just received
| And for sale by
JOHN G LYLE CO,
No % Louisiana avenue
ALSO,
Sugar cured Hams Of the Celebrated Brands Ba
con Shoulders and Dried Beef at the Lowest Whole
S''' ''''' JOIN G. LYLESCO,
D oct l7-lw No. So, louisiana avenue
/, u DRESS HATS, at $3.50 Fine SOFT HATS
colored and black Several new sty es just received
j. Military and other styles # CAPS, for men an an
bos- Boys Hats, children's fancy anu Pia'
Gan. This is The place to get your money back
I octlb-1w Seventh street, Island.
The national Republican., 1861-10-21

COME AND SEE OUR HEW sTo'h
Crof Fall Clothing, No. 400 Seventh street
oct Sim
The national Republican., 1861-10-21

TIENNING'S, seventh Street, Island, is
II the place to buy yourself q nice fine Linen
Bosom SHIRT at $l.60. Linen Collars, of the latest
Red, blue. gray and fancy Flannel Shirts. Under
shirts and Drawers, and ali sorts of Furnishing
Goods, very lew. octl5-iw
The national Republican., 1861-10-21

Nv HAND-7 $40 United states Trea-
" sury no es which will be supplied nj par 10 eur
customers free of charge. Demand Treasury notes,
as here will be received on deposit as specie
SWEENY, RITTENHuUSE, FAINT CO,
Bankers, 852 Pennsylvania avenue,
oct ,A-lm near Browns.
The national Republican., 1861-10-21

nHI OH!-Go to the Peoples Clothing
" Store, No AGO Seventh street opposite Post OF
foe, and examine that new stock of Fall Clothing,
Trunks, Hats. and Caps, all for sale at The lowest
New York prices octS-lm
The national Republican., 1861-10-21
ID UTTER AND CHEESE.
ID 10000 lbs. just received

|,oypxINGS EOR THE HEADLINE
Y DRESS HATS, at $3.50 Fine SOFT HATS,
colored and black Several new sty tust received
Military and other styles # CAPS, for men and
bors Bows Hats, children's fancy and plain
Car. This is The place TO get your money bacS'
GEO. & HENNlNG,
oct lb-1w Seventh street, Island.
The national Republican., 1861-10-21

DR. j, j. FINDLEY, No. $50 Sixth street,
- between G and II Washington. Once hours, I
to Q O'Clock A M, 2 to and 10 8 P. NJ.
Dyspepsia and all other Chronic Diseases treated
with success, without the use Of harsh medicines
oct lO--tf
The national Republican., 1861-10-21

DON'T FAIL TO CALL AT SMITHS, NO.
- 4s0 Seventh street, and buy your Clothing, = ur
nishlng Goods, Trunks, Hats, and Cape
oct 3-lm
The national Republican., 1861-10-21

l hereby certify that have for some time used in
my family HuLLRD Com, as prepi ed by CHISHOLM
BANrA and consijer 1t not only palatable, but
very nutritious, and should think 1t very valuable
as an article of food for ,he army
l.. RANNEY. NJ. D,
oct 10 II west Thirty second street, N Y.
The national Republican., 1861-10-21
Certificates from some Of the leading Physicians
of Nayu Ynrk

/ have used Corn, as prepared by CHISHOLM 4
BAsrA, in my family, and consider It a most whole
some and nutrious 0ubstitute for rice and similar
articles of diet. ~
STEPHEN SMITH, N. D.,
Editor American Medical Times
The national Republican., 1861-10-21

NHTANTED.-TO have everybody to call
w at SMITHS, No, 400 Seventh street, opposite
Post Office, and purchase their Fall and Winter
Clothing, Trunks, Hats and Caps at the very lowest
prices Give him o call. sct3-1m
The national Republican., 1861-10-21

CGE TO IT,-Gsnt's Fine Drcss Boots a.
sara and daily expecting more - arrive
have a large stock Of Mems Heavy BOOTS, cheap;
Mt prices exceedingly hard to O. beat boys nSa nn
yonIhs' Bo DTS and Shoes, ntvery low prices lhose
,,So vii give me a call will not regret It,
f''''' '''e HENNlNG'S,
octlb-lw Seventh street, Island
The national Republican., 1861-10-21

oct II
The national Republican., 1861-10-21

DuARDING.-Eighto OF Ten Genuennn
Is can be accommodated with BOAR aed LILY LQ1Ds.h
ING, on reasi naDle terms, street, between ,ns
ami SIKH, No 400
....|.C. onnx AGENCY IN WAsH-
M HfNSTnN An Medical Books and ieht
BOOKS in the United s,s'ss ~
puoipsi,e,s "a Sta,iouery Store, S34 Penn,ylyann
~, Is,w w" ayenue, Tour doors west OF Ninth 81
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-06
Auslanl,
Bertha ).

Nfunhen, II. Sam. Der paIfue 9icr,ptc
O%erllanO tIejtt ntbt Obus Grfcts in Der btuti.
.9en yfn9iitratsltsung erbteIten wieoer ,pei gBir.
tbe Ht SIptliguns, pas 8ier nm ,prt qfsnnias
unt'r rem SnBe srbcn gu %pirfru.
&Drt8etcr9, II. San. = Vie Emmett. tIrftc
AUDI Gin &olit9sbrr9cr Stno aus ben BilSnilIsn
amerita'S mad Der 8atertaot bierber ,uriidfiib.
rtn ofr Mnirr 8unt, mclbsr, nm elmer Waie,
hatsNrtetctAun9 uup Der in 6pG9s rcTen oeac
tbn ctn9clcttctsnG NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lb III emit.
3icben, mad Nucrita aii6trte.
NoBleben, 16. San. 8ur einiasn Gocen er.
si9netc It6 auf Der nabs Itsaeuoeu Domaine gBen.
%c'litetn Elm l6rrdIi6ee llusIiid. @s warsu nam.
LID In Der %ourti9sn 3udtrflbrit mebrrre Irteitcr
CUR Nctniaur9 zines Der 0ampfteiTeG onocncQt
%'rrrefn, wabreuo itb flint ~oerIetttn i'm ,RrTeI Be-.
%Ianeen, 0Haets 9cmano. man weie bis icst nitt.
wer uno aus ~e!ber Qbf6t, baS QenttI an II,
nem 9to6rr' weI6eS aus cinem s~ebei,ten &cTsl
tn Dem eur Netntguns ttRtmmttn fibrt. Di, bis
CUR ep@lsen 6iBe atfeiaertsn DGmpfe erlautttn
Den @rtettrrn i'm RrEel nur einen Shrci pes
Guticbene.
9fdr Elm cini ger, weI6sr f6 In tG StFuuno
0rS Seh'lS brflnh. 1T nit brIhGcilteu Sigen pa.
"cn 9ttommrn. mdbrcnr brci pSuia lsbIps. upp
'tn'r nod Ieteno. ater III cirfm 3uRanre pbnr
aae P0ttnln9 nuf 9Btrorrb,rtruung, aus benz.
lelOen berauSae'o9er werreu mueteu.
Sn Stettts bat Der tprtias 6tier1hub.
Seretn aud in rteicm 9Gintrr In rrn lcl ouoe.
benren StrNben SOripannpferrc poIirt, meIde
l@werSelarenen Balen 6uIfr l~ciitrn. 0crielte
S'r'in Bat aud Dor ben 3bcren Ter statt, no
Ter S@nrs teiOnoerS bod IieBt, btn g6arln
5ntter itreuen Ia1sn!
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-06
gOk s.

= NnporS'Gcurt. Sofep6 5aberirpb .fanb
untst Der NntIa9e Dor Der Court, BEN Rnaken
Ntlltam Graham iiterfnbren unr be6en SOB
bierpur6 perurla6t gu 6aten. 0urbs Ter bSbs.
rem Court %iiberwtrien unO sssen $500 Sira.
i6aft frei9e9stsn.
Martba @lort erbtelt ipe9eu Srunten6eit unb
unUrpentlttem SsIrasen 25 aufge,dblt II. purre
stn9efcft.
Srbn Sus6ss, rer trtrunteu semsIen unb f6
I'M erlten Narttbauie srpriiseit totte, rpurpe Der
6Obereu Court iberpteIrn.
Daniel 90. See uuo 8c6crt Sronnun rpurpen
non Der Nntla9e entbunpen, Glisabetb gnolono
9eI6ldacn Su &a6cn.
Peter Graham, Elm Sarttgcr, er6islt 50 ouf.
9e3oblt uno mu6te $500 SarsI6aft fsaen, neil
CT So9n sSi9bt 9ci&lagen bate.
Sobn Nartpn muBts nesen unlicenfrtrm Scr.
tauf bon SpirituOlcn SIS Strafe ,ablen.
Sobn y. unp 8bpmue 6. SaQarp nurcen Der
ppeeren court nuf re anflags iibcrmicien, fir
i9te rrst StlliarPs teine 2tccule Deraus9rucmmcn
,u baben.
= Die 9rdiocnkntctIhnft, BON Der lid Die
0rennre Der Union 10 Utcl pcrlpratcn, fanat an
't"en umidwun9 in Der GfsntlItcn Nfeinuuo
bGrporiurufen. Der 8iratnjen ,um 9(rs,ritt ors
rcr Union IN trcibeu brutt. Sa Cd Itsbt NJ or.
warten, caB %nrlers GOupeutiun pieueibt npb i'm
SHnfe ctritr @oac iec;iliouiRtite geibliHc faet.
Ote OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES t iprt6t fb uamlid fir
9emattIams Stitrcituns Ger 36uc aus, uno bic.
l'S mus aue Staatrn res Sicens gu scmcin.
tbaftIt6em 6aubcIn anlpornsr.
Mrs. s. Stauoe, 6etamme, Sat t6rc gBob.
nun9 na% l27 SrOat traBs I'M 9aule pss 6errn
&66Itr OcrIeat.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-06

Vie SeriammIun9 Grnanutecin wettcrcs Som.
mtttee Son Sm6lf, nm Iofort SutIcripticnsn su.
iamneln. Die Bier au~fSutrinseups Summs be
tra9t $4,000. Gin sIei6er Settroe lit BON
en9ltl6tn SauIsuten in 9patcn uno Qiserspct
%'u9cNa9t' IS fcnen icTurt .ourb 9airb II. So. in
enaIono bret %etIsrne S&rnutcnpampfer pcu is
l,SOO 2onnrn @eGaIt unb N(altine mit $50
pferCetraft rrbdut werosn unO tteIe 70 IdneI ole
tbunlI@ tbre 8abrtrn 5esinncn. Gin Dem ga.
ltanNetommsn pss tlutsrnebmrns lit ni6t AT
S~msifeln.
Seute fam Der Oampfrr Scutb. Carolina BON
Soitpn gum r~ritenmaI felt swei Munoten uub nit
"ctrr Sarnns mierer bier on. Die g8iebersrSF.
nnn9 ptcler 5anreIspertinGune mo6t einsn Irbr
5unitt9en Gtncrud in unIercr Stdpt.
groiiOent Davis mirO tdsIid bier erpartef.
Au@ 9tnarn beute Nteno Scri6te elm, bns lei
Strn9 NUtnt Elm SrisssOompfer wabrfbetn.
lid Der Daniel 98ebfer = In Sitt Iei.
@~e9enmartt9 terIi6es 8rItlinsemetter. gBie
lon9e sS rouern miro met6 0ptt, MIDI ater
Sbr
Serttas.