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AFFAIRS DOWN RIVER.

u 8. 8. STEPPING STONES, Potomac Riuey, JAN
:, ls62-W left the Navy-Yard at Washington
az O'Clock last evening, and arrived at Indian
Head at half-p one, when we put Com. wyman
on board the Harriet Lane After some delay
waiting for the setting Of the moon and the eve.
ming star, we left at 10 O'Clock, and ran past the
batteries, commencing at Cockpit Point and end
Ing at Chapawamsic Creek. Strange to saw al
though the night was clear, and we were fully
prepared to be pitched into, not a shot was fred
into us. We arrived here, OF Liverpool Point,
about three miles above Aqua Greek, and Just
above Wade's Bay, on the Maryland shore we
are all coy together, for there are the old Free
porn, (Capt. Wards vessel, you know,) the Island
Belle, the Reliance, the Satellite, and last, not
least, the Stepping Stones. But the Reliance Ia
goinR up tonight, and will convey this truthful
chronicle
Last night, when we got down here, we heard
that there was a great fire at Aqua Creek 1t
broke out about O'Clock, and Il was soon ascer-
tained that the celebrated depot that Capt Ward
had shelled was burnt down. Well, such may
fact.
We went on shore to-day, and visited the en-
campnent OF the "sogers" under the command of
Colonel Graham, 5th Regiment, Excelsior The
colonel 10 a noble specimen Of a man-tall and
erect, with a reddish beard, Of a sanguine- nerv-
uos temperament. Col. Graham 10 the beau ids al
OF soldier character which his gray and
piercing eye fully bears out.
Major Olmsted IL another gentleman worthy Of
notice. He Is what may be called an old man,
but very active, with bald head, but very curly
beard and whiskers. He was the life aud soul Of
our party to-day.
Another gentleman worthy Of notice was Capt
New, an Englishman, who fought In the Crimea
He was ga jolly good fellow" The other officers
who were kind TO US were Capt g. II. Quarter
man and Capt. ii. l.. Allen. The last.named
gentleman was in bis bed, having fallen from his
horse few days before.
The encampment Of the 5:h Excelsior Regiment
10 In a spacious plain, surrounded with pine
woods, above the beach forming what is called
Liverport Point Everything 10 comfortable. The
soldiers under camp render themselves 30. and
even the "contrabands" follow suit.
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INDIA RUBBxR tSoops

India Rubber Goats, white or black, % so each
India Rubber Leggins 81 per pair.
And all kinds Of Rubber Goods, including Rub
Der Boots and Shoes, Rubber Shoppers for bottles
Door Mats, Under Sheetings for beds in sickness
&c, &c, at manufacturers prices at II. A. Hall'i
Ninth and Tenth streets. dec 1s-u
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WHITEHuRsT, 43i Penn. ne, furnishes
photoe "a phs from miniature tolife size His col
lection OF carts de pisits Licensees embrace al
prominent men Of the country. Remember
whitehurst received seventeen premiums In thii
country, and medal at the World's Fair at Lon.
don; also, at the French exhibition at Paris. Be-
his fancy cases for holiday presents. de 2l-eolms
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DlED,

On the night Of the 5th instant, Mrs. ELIZA
BETH KLElBER, in the 18th year OF her age,
Funeral on ruesda, morning, a. 10 o clock from
her late resioenoo, street porth between ~ ana
Ia afeotionats memory Of sABERT 3. sISEL,
who died on the 9Th of January, 1882 aged IS years
snd IS months. he departed this life respected by
baltimore Clipper and Sun copy
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CENTRAL GuARpHousK CAsEs-Bsfo-s Justice
CLARK -Sxnday-Papk Ryan, drunk; dismissed
Sylvester Hog & ms, (col'd } drunk; do. Henry
Jones, drunk and suspicious; fined 80. Joseph
Bryant, (cord, stealing wood; Jail for court
Joseph Kelly, drunk; fned 81 "a. Edward Smith
do; dismissed. A. N. Hinley, disorderly con.
duct; fined 81 "a. Frank Smithson, do do
OIL 81 This morning, Thomas Leonard, for be-
ing drunk and disorderly, was fined 50. Philip
McManus, do; workhouse 90 days. Jos Stick.
ney, drunk hned %. Timothy Reynolds, drunk
and vsgrancy; workhouse 90 days.
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FOURTH WARD STATION CAsEs-ReTors Jas.
tfes Waitu.-serg't Cation, drunk and profane;
dismissed. Isaac Swami, do; do. Jos. Fletcher
nett West, w. w. Bowie, Austin Alexander and
Amanda Bell, all colored, taken from Bowie's
house on F street, In the Fourth Ward, for un.
lawfully assembling at the place named, were
lectured and dismissed. Charles Hughes, very
disorderly; fined $40 81, and also gave 800 to
keep the peace. John Petit, disorderly; do, do
Chritan Smith, larceny Of horse and buggy the
property Of Mr. Homiller jail for a hearing r.
c. Holmes, drunk; dismissed.
This morning, John Dacey, who was arrested
last night for disorderly conduct, was dismissed
Thos. Kennedy, drunk; fned 81.
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MARRIED.

On the 5th instant hx the Rev., Mr.. Rentor
CATHARINE III. MILLS, Of this CITY.
On ths z. lp,tsPt SE the Rsy SG.sPh A,chTnn
I'm ", daughter Of b. q. Wagner. Else, o.
Georgetown. ID. @.
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BEE NOTICE elsewhere Of the New Vol
Soldiers Relief Association meeting at Tempe
ance Hall tomorrow night.
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ATTENTION, COMPANY " olunteers who e,
peot to retain their health unimpaired during th
campaign must see to IL themselves. Do not trus
to the army surgeons. Supply yourselves wit
HollowayS Pills and Ointment. Every Englis
soldiers knapsack contains them. Only IS cen,
per box or pot az
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wATCHEs-wATCHEs /,

l. HEREBY Take pleasure IN Informing the pub
lIo Of my return TO my old stand at w. VOss', n
Pa. avenue, between 18th and 18th streets E2Al
perienoed European Matchmaker. am now pie
pared TO repair Chronometers and fine Watches at
! JOS. KULINSKI.
Persons deslrous Of obtaining Jewelry and
Watches, will find II 20 their advantage 10 exam
ire my excellent stock. All kinds Of Hair Jewelry
neatly and prometly executed.
de 81 Nv w. VOsS.
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BOARDING..

A MESS OF FOUR PERSONS, WHO WILL
~ OCCUPY but two rooms, oan be aceomm9dsted
in the west end of the CITY. Terms reasonsble.
Apply at this once. js2S So
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EDUCATIONAL.

VIOLIN DVIOLONCELLO.
= Ohm X: G0ODALL, Professor and Teacher of
The above, tenders his TO the pubic. Terms
81 per lesson. References to any musician in the
CITY; Several Of his pupils are now the best violin
lists In the world. Viz: lie Petit Ole Bull, Fred.
Buckley, 30 DO. Address Canterbury Hall, where
he can be heard ever night de T-lmr
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PAT SWAPS BooTs.-Saturday, at 10 O'Clock,
a. m, an Irishman was taken 10 the Central
Guardhouse very drunk. About 4 o m another
person, whose clothing was Of better quality than
Pats, was brought and put in the same cell.
Yesterday the prisoners were called cut for trial
and dismissed. When his more genteel com,
panion was called he was fined %, having been
disorderly as well as drunk. He paid the nne
cheerfully, but remarked, esquire, I don't like
the loss Of my new boots" The fact was that
Pat, having "sobered on, /" examined the habili-
mens Of his drunken companion, and taking q
fancy TO bis boots, removed them from his neigh
leaving his own old worn out any cent brogans
In thslf stead.
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TN PIANOs-PIANOs-PIA
u HIS Morning received again supply
octave Rosewood Pianos, smoaf them na
brstsd factory Of w. Knabs Co.. Balt-uttt,
more, which will sell or rsat on ysry sccom7 o
for .sls or @ Fnf 81 my risao Room. NO. <ss
Ss Sim i 20. RIcHkNsAcH,
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TEE LADIES FESTIVAL for the Methodist Prot
estant Church, Georgetown, 10 20 be continued
kais vseh. See Advertisement. lien
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RoTsUT WHISKY .-Yesterday afternoon, q sol
der was taken 70 the Central station by the
provost guard, and before be was confined In the
cell his canteen was taken from him, and it being
fall, the corporal Of the guard empted II outside
the building. A soldier touched II OF with q
match; Il caughs quickly, and burned freely for
fifteen minutes, exhibiting In the blaze quite q
variety Of colors, which the lookers.on declared
were Indicative Of the presence Of the most desdly
poisons. The soldiers around were persuaded
that the liquor was at least as destructive as the
bullets Of the rebels, and thought that for selling
II to soldiers, the vender should be imprisoned
for life.
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CRIMINAL CouRI.-On Saturday, Edward An
eight months' Imprisonment in the county Jail,
and to pay q fne OF 81. From the evidence In
this case, 10 appeared that Anderson, for some
slight pfovocaton, beat Jordan with pistol until
he asinsensible, In which condition he remained
all the next day.l
Thomas Long. Indicted for an assault and bat
terry on Patrick Crogan, was found guilty.
James Harrison. (of Georgetown, } indicted for
the larceny Of SO 50 In money, from Thomas
Welsh, was acquitted.
Augustus mistien, indicted for an assault and
battery Frederick Marshal, (his father in-law,
on the ID ult was found guilty as indicted, but
recommended 70 the mercy Of the court
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400 =, g. WERTHEIMER & CO, AGA
fOE No. 462 AND 464 SEVENTH ST., HUI
Opposits the Post 0Fes,
Offer their stock of WINES, BRANDIES, GINS,
sESARsi T6BXccO'' ShNCy Go0psse en stS OF
for sale at Wholesale Prices,
They keep constantly on hand fine PHILADRL-
PHIA CREAM ALE, In kegs and bottles, for
bars or family use The public in general are re-
quested TO slve them call and examine their
Is WERTHEIMER Il CO,
462 and 464 Seventh streA,
de Il SIN oppo, Post Office.
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TIE TENALLYrowH DIVISION - We learn that
General Peck and sIaf now occupy the villa be-
longing 10 Georgetown College, which 10 one Of
the largest and 6nest msnsions on the Rockville
road II 10 between Georgetown and Tenallytown.
The General has been indisposed lately. 10
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A NEW STOCK OF
n GENERAL STAPLE GOODS.
Blan kets, Comforts and Bed Spreads,
Cotton Sheetings, ShlrsIngs and Linens
w hite and Colored Fisnnels, Towels,
Napkins, Tables Cloths snd Diapers.
FoR GENT AND Bore WEAR.
Cloths. Cashmere, Tweods, Vestings, TO-, In oil
good sty lee and qualities,
Fine .qd Heavy Grey Domestic Cloths. for Gentle
mems Suits.
To all OF hicn We ask the special attention Of
purchasers. J. w. COLLEY a CO.
de - 2v s23 7th ST., above Pa sy.
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Our or DAxsrl-John c. Halter, the huglef,
shot by Capt. rurnsf on Friday last, 10 doing
well, and the physicians nj the hospital think he
has fair chance for recovery, although the ball
has not yet been extracted.
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EDUCATIONAL

d EDUCATIONAL.
y ROF. G. F.; BARNES' Dancing School at
Temperance Hall, street, between 9Th and a
10th, i'll commence TUESDAY, December
9Th, and continue every Tuesday and FIJI -
ming Glasses At 81 O'Clock. All of the fashionable
dances will be taught during the season. The best
music will he in attendance under the direction of
Prof. George Arth. Call for circular. deil-Im
MADAME LEONTINE BLANCHET,
Will Give
PRIVATE FRENCH LESSONS.
Apply at Isl West street, Georg etovn or 407
street, Washington. de le-1m.
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~ mo. NEW YORK BUTTER-The nm
ssrsiEnsd have on hand. N ksg: Of different sizes.
viii sell extremely low, to CLOSE Il out II viii be
% the interest Of Al pnroh sseI. g call promptly at
Philharmonic Hail, Penn. avenue, near corner Of
Eleventh st., next door adjoining the Star Once.
de q LIT
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AT GHEAr FALLs.-The detachment Of the 18th
Pennsylvania Regiment under command Of Capt
MeFsfland, still continues at Great Falls, Nd. II
consists Of oomPanies and l., Of that regiment.
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Come TO the Clothing Store
Number Three Hundred and Fifty -four,
lUp stairs 80 tits there you will find rf
Good and cheap Clothing Of every kind
GREAT SACRIFICES FOR 30 DAYs-My
NJ stock will be sold without regard 10 cost, con-
sistlng of Coats, Vests and Pants Of the hnest
quality, made up and trimmed the latest styles.
Call and see. No trouble 10 show goods.
J. w. KEEP,
Ss4 Penn. avenue, (up stAireJ
de H-2wH Over Gait Brother.
RUCKsKIN eAUNTLETs,
- WOODEN Gloves,
Wooden Half Hose,
Shirts and Drawers, 500 ..ss-r
White and Colorsd suspendsrs,
With general stock Of Dry Goods for sale ct the
WIN. II, RILEY q BRO,
No. SO Central Stores,
Between nth and 9Th streets,
dsH-sv opposits Csutsr MARKET.
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BLACK AnoURs. John Pettit and Charles
Hughes, pair Of amorous youths, were making
love herceiy to certain colored domestics at the
residence OF q citizen on street, on Saturday
night, and In their pursuit Of the flying damsels
insuIted the lady Of the house. They were ar
rested by Patrolmen Fenwick and Wslling, and
for their intrusion into gentle man's house, and
susseq usnt misconduct, were Ansd SO % each
by Justice Walter. slight punishment for such
an o6ence one would think.
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ITO OFFICERS, SUFFERS. 4e-Ror sale. a.
wheeled ii1h. ooysfsd WAGON, WITH SsDd.ons
times: cSst siss Also. New. ! ORR maze .st Of
DSs6,s ssI.s: 9TH l:,ed s.,I1 q saiss ss.
Harness, quite 4ey. Apply ~ <sI sev.pteenIb
street, corner OF !, for address Of stable sod
groom. dea
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NJ NEW MILLINERY.
NOW On hand and constantly Receiving new
supplies Of WINTkR BONNETS, oompus- N
Ing the rewest and most desirable styles ofS
the season, at HUTCHINSON MUNROs~
Fancy store, $40 Penn. avenue. between 9th and
10th streets, where Miss Thompson IL prepared %
execute prom pity ali orders left with her.
Also, Just rscel we'd, q new supply Of Head Dress
es, Artificial Flowers, Feathers, TO-, 20 which We
invite the attention Of the ladies. dels
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-06

M A. CARD.
NlR, y. Al6LER Has the pisesure 70 inform
frat oiass Restalrsat, si the svorits ocstior on
ID .txeet. between LII ssd l2th stre-ts, 90 lorE
hshmsnt. HsyinG - srrsnGspsnts for . eon
stan, supply Of ell he Ssicecies OF the seeson see
dants, he hopes % receive dus SHARE q Pyehe
favor. t-taht ~ Do In
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A FEW MORE ABLE-BODIED MEN ARE
"A wanted to nil up my company In the District
President Guard Regiment. Those wishing to
JOIN q company OF respects able men must call soon
at Peter DingfsIder's. Penn. avenue, between AZ
and 9Th SITS. CHS. A. KRAUSE,
de S-lwf Captain.
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I OST-On the nth instant. in georgetown, near
- Second and Market streets, q brovnNS
q chain collar around his neck, and the-
name OF y. b. 10 es, Glymont. Md ~ engraved
thereon and answers tn the rame of Tip" A
suitable reward will be given, if left at 3I9 Penn
avenue, one door from Thirteenth st. de SI-Iv
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GEORGETOWN ADvERTMTs

1~LApIES, FESTIVAL.-ThIs Festival for
lk9 the beneht OF the Methodist Protestant
Church, GEORGETOWN, ID. c., will be oven THIS
EVENING and TO- MORROW EVENIN6, and
entertained By the Holy Hill Band. it,
~NOTICE- LICENSE SAN persons
S whose licenses from the Corporation Of
GEORGETOWN expire on the Slst instant are hereby
notified promptly 70 renew the same, otherwise
they subject themselves % q hne, and the Law 10
compulsory on the proper officers 70 enforce SAID
Law against ell define uents.
de "a snvtJanlO WIN. LAIRD, Clerk.
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w POTATOES.
w K Have IN store, ana for sale st lowest rstes,
lot of prime Prince Albert and Peach Blow PO-
TATOES. Also OATS, and q smal lot Of prime
ONIONS. BUSEY a. BARNARD,
Bridge 81, door west Of High.
de5lIw GEORGETOWN, ID. @.
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w 10 and 20 years of age. Candidate s must give
satisfactory refereno 8 as to qualifications and
character. The preference will be given to one who
months. Address "a B c, 'Washnston City Post
Office, iallms
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~ LERs, AND Pc DLARS
g. J MYERS, Of 90 WsshInEton street, Boz
ton, will open their Branch Ofhoe, Room r.
No. 10 Washington Building, Pa. avenue, -
on Tuesday. December Slst. with . large XII
stock Of Watches, yewelry, Watch N ate
rials, &e., at the lowest wholesale prloes- Mstoh
work done for the trade. Positively NO 6oops
SOLD Or WORK DONE AT RETAIL. de S-lGs
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HORSES FOR SALE,
IL of every description.
Constantly on hsnd-Loulsians avenue, IN
near the Center Market de ls-6ms GA
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WANTED-A good WOMAN as chambermaId
w and to do housevoTk generally Except cook
ing) Any one coming we'll recommended viii have
good home and good wages. Apply at 439 Penn.
avenue, between Sd and ~ streets, south side.
ia4-Slt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-06

SENATORS, MEMBERS OR SINGLE GEN
- tIemen can be accommodated with large and
we'll furnished ROOMS in private family. Lo-
cation the best in the oty-near the public build
ipgs and the Willard hotel. Apply at the : tar
office. Ja4-2tt
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY, at the u. g.
W NsyI Yard, Washington, number of
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NOTICE
ALL Persons indebte 70 M by potes, due oIlla.
and open socounts, are respectfully requested %
call and settle the same BY the lat Of January lel,
90 which time ell accounts on onr books viii be-
re'dy for delivery, and uniess paid VII Be plAoed
in The hands Of collector for settlsment Without
" de IS ~ BARBOUR q sEMMEs.
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TTENTION, Suffers. OFFICERS AND
N SOLDIERS!
A large stock of AMP STOVES, Manufactured
and for sale at S21 Pennsylvania avenue, near
Center Market.
de It'd HI. GREGORY.
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WANTED-TAILORS, TAILORS.-5O Tsilors
g. K0LP. at Wall. stephens Co.'s. sob
WANTED-We are now buying SECOND
w HAND FURNITURE, STOVES and BED
DING, for which We are paying the highest
having surplus of furniture, will find il TO their
BONTZ & GRIFFITH,
je lSH No. 369 7th st.. betv. ana X SITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-06

w the market, ready 70 pay Dash for ell articles
in the housefurnishlng line; Those leaving the
BUCHLY, AIS Seventh st., between 6 ana sts.,
(sast side,) Dealer In New and Secondhand Fur
uIture
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-06

. ~ w Essf E. ~
We have nov in store -
10 GASES Calf Stitched Enamel Leg Boots,
20 Gram q inch
20 Quilted Bot. l.. L.
50 Cavalry inch
$50 heavy douh. sole lesls inch
Also, variety of Calf and KIP Boots, B Oys' and
Youths Boots, and Ladies' Balmorals.
j. +. WHITEHOUsE,
No. 16 Market epsce,
de . In Penn. sv.. between sth and 9Th sta
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET A FEW
L minutes walk from the Capitol, No. 10 North
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-10-08

az This mornings Nltional Itelli
gencer contains an editorial, arguing that,
as the emancipation proclamation was a
concession by the President to the Greeley
and Wendell Phillips party, the next step
this party will demlnd Of him will be to
displace Hallcck, Mcclellan and Buell., and
fill their places with men like Fremont and
Hunter Washington correspondent Chica.
60 Tribune Oath.
We trust this announcement is not made
by card; we are 10th to believe that our
father Abraham has yet lost that ster.
ing honesty and pluck which has so espc-
cially characterized him heretofore, in the
walks Of western life, and assumed the
fawnng knee, and sycophantic spirit which
pervades the air Of Washington. We trust
he issued the proclamation of emancipation
because he thought it right, and for that
only. ....
If we are mistaken in this, if Greeley
and Wendell Phillips, are to shape the
Presidential mind and determine his action
on questions of such vital importance,
then, indeed, have we mistaken the man
then are our hopes Of restoring the Union,
terribly staggered. Take any other shape
but that-except rebsl shape.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-10-08
Report Of Miss JaneAs School,

This school has been in session twenty.
six weeks, including two weeks Of vacation
in July. We have endeavored to make OF
it graded schoo! and that our patrons
may know something Of the position Of the
pupils, the following report is sutjoined, the
names Of the scholars being alphabetically
arranged in their respective departments :;
the branches they are pursuing, being de-.
noted by two "dots or dash" in the columns
attached. We have divided them into three
grades insteud of the five usually adopted
in our Eastern towns and cities:
HIGH SCHOOL nEP PARrMENT
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-10-08

~ On the first birthday that Colman
attended officially, in full costume, his ina,
jesty seemed much pleased to see him, and
observed, Your uniform, George, is so
we'll made that don't see the hooks and
eyes" On which Colman, unlocking his
coat, said, Here are my eyes, where are
yours?, At the table of George Nv, when
prince regent, the royal host said, "Why.
Colman; you are older than ana ~ ''Oh,
no sir" replied Colman, 81 could not take
the liberty Of coming into the world betors
your royal highness."