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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-22

THs BALTIMORE ANNUAL CoNrsRgscR or TEE
AFRIcAN nj. +. CHuRcH assembled on Monday
morning at O'Clock, Bishop Payne I'm the chair
F. Religious services were conducted by Rev. X.
r. wayman and Jacob Nicholson. ~ 90 3
The question Of local for deacon orders was
taken. ~ 3 e -
A Recommendation from the quarterly neeting
conferences Of Frederick City was presented and
read in favor Of Lloyd Benson. 10 was ruled out
by the Chair. .-7
Elisha johnson, Of Baltimore county, was also
recommended, and was referred TO the committee
for examination. 30
The hfth question was called; VIZ: Who re-
main on trial. z. Waters, J. Mills and II Lam
ds were continued on trial.
Tho sixth question, who are admitted into full
connection, was called, snd Dennis Davis ana
w. n Gai1lard were 90 admitted.
The seventh question was taken up, VINO snail
be elected and ordained elders this year!
r. p. Gibbs, H. NJ Turner, w. n. Hunter, K /.
n Cain, and d. Davis were elected, they having
been recommend d by some Of the members OF
the Conference. -. -.
Rev. w. e. Walker, OF the Baptist Church,
was introduced to the Conferences by Bishop
Payne 81. .s--.-
The order Of the day wss then taken up, viz :
The preamble and resolution offered by A. w.
Wayman on last Thursday.
very lengthy discussion ensued, participated
mond, w II. Waters, j. J. Herbert, and James
Reed. sFF.1.rfs $50 e
The whole matter was referred to o committee
Of Eve. to be appointed by the Chair.
The following were then appointed: J. ~.
Brown, A. w Wayman, 8. l.. Hammond, w.
ii. Water, and J. J. Herbert.
The Conference then adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-22
LOCAL NEWS.

Nor1cE MIR A. w. Burns, The managing agent
Of the Stars circulation In Georgetown, will
hereafter also act as the Stars advertising agent
there. ANY Georgetown advertisements EFF az
DR.. G d BaTnard's, corner Of High and Bridge
streets, or with 6. Crandell, No. lys Bridge
street, Will meet with prompt attention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-22

SAD PHAsE OF LIFE - Josephine Ris'y was
yesterday before Justice strattoh, cbsrged with
prostitutienI the charge was proven and she was
brought from philadelp his by her lover, a SOL
der In the 9lst p. ", about three weeks age,
aud taken 20 Matilda Wade's rancho on the
Island, where the scouhdTel kept her until last
,rnursdey, when ne roooea ana etsertea nsI,
him, she thought her best friend, she plunged
Into course OF crime.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-22

lust ARRIvkD. dgrsct from an Eastern aue
and cAkPETs, together vrh : isrss sSsniisy Of
CxOCKEnf OF 81 descriptions 80.
hsys 90 hssd NM rEAIaERs. NAT.
tors, bes little use. All of which have bs-n bought
tcr cash and Will b sold &C 9 small advances;
i, gSuoHLY.tss "a s,ssss &C.: 81 ne,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-22

IsouEsT.-COroner Woodward this morning
EummOoed an inquest on the body OF newly
born male intent on the river shore near the
Monument The head was crustst IN, and the
nody had apparently been 10 lihe wafer some days
ne july rendered q verdict tha; The child Wa
Murdered shortly kfef its birth and thfcwn into
iss NVef ey some person uaknqwa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-22

PoLIcs-The Third Ward Patrolmen reported
yesterday, Fanny Curry, cclOred, who In mo-
inent of anger, threw stones at Thos. Ch4se, In
the street; she was Gned 81 s.. Frederick Hyder,
for assault with hatshet upon Joseph Snolensk.
held 10 security for peace la the sum OF SSOc,
by Justice Clayton. Louis Herzsg, soldier, turned
over to the military.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-22
FaoM THE HIeu and responsible position Of the

FRoM THE HIe II and responsible position Of the
giyer Of the subjoined Testimonial, DR.. VoN
moscB ZIsK ER 10 induced to publish the same:
Mayors Ofee, GsOrgHoicx, April 10, 1862.
This Is TO state that, my hearing having been
much impaired for some years past, placed my
self under the professional treatment OF DR.. Won
MoschZisker. After a few weeks Of his care, |
experienced very perceptible improvement; and
at this time my hearing Is as good as II has been
at any time within my recollection.
n. ADDISON, Mayor
DR.. Won Moschzisker, Oculist and Aurist, gives
his entire attention to the treatment Of the Eve
Ear. Ofice 227 Pennsylvania avenue. apal-3:*
ALL PERSONS can find the best stock Of Cloth
ing, Furnishing Goods, Trunks, Hats and Caps,
at Smiths, No. 40 Seventh street, near F.
Re 27-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-22

CoRNs, Erc.-Tbose sffiicted with these trouble
some things, whether hard or soft; also those
troubled with Bunious, Callosities, club end in
growing toe-nars, can ind great relief and salts
factory benefit by applying TO DR. g. White, 426
Pennsylvania avenue, between 4 and Oh streets,
Room J, second floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-22

THERE has been another arrival Of new and
beautiful goods atthe Peoples Dollar store, 43s
Pennsylvania avenue, near 4 street, embracing
Drop In there and invest dollar. apR2-eo3i*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-22

PosIPoNED.-In consequence OF the unpropi-
nous weather last night, the ball Of the Perseve-
rance Engine Company was postponed until the
Ith Inst, when II will come OF In A No s'yle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-22

IHs New YORK CITY French regiment, the
bnfans Per1us,n paraded the avenue to-day
handsomely uniformed, (chasseur,) but unarmed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-22

i FROM BuRNsIpE's CONMAND.-Bya an arrival az
Fortress Monroe, from Hatteras and Ncwbern, IL
was stated that TIE attack upon Fort Macon was
expec' ed 70 commence N the 18th inst, ard our
men were ssngnine Of success with small loss.
Nine deserters from the fort had come within
our lines, and Gig hteen more were DESTROYS OF
leaving, hut could not procure the necessary
boats Col. Whites force had bsen entircly cut
Of from communication with the main land, bus
they are still well supplied with meat, aour sod
wood.
Onthe night Of the nth instant, 10 Of the New
York "a were surrounded near swansboro', about
IS miles from Beaufort, by $50 Rebels, under the
command Of Colonel Robinson. skirmish took
place, resulting in our men cutting their way
through, bringing with them the colonel and sew
eral other prisoners, q large number Of horses,
and as many trophies In the shs pc Of pistols, az
bers, &c, as they could conveniently carry.
Skirmishes were constantly occur Ing, and
every possible opportunity to destroy the railroad
and bridges was embraced by the Rebel soldiers.
number Of fugitives have recently returned
and taken the oath OF allegiance, and confidence
10 In great measure restored. The works fOr the
defense Of Newbern are nearly completed. Oar
trcops are enjoying excellent health.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-22

III From y. Shiliington, odsen Building, we
have an early copy Of the Continental Monthlyfr
Nay.
Also from shiliIsgssn, we have Ne exeel'eR,
May apmeet VI asrpes Msgsziae,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-22
BOARDING..

GUARDING --Geuilsmen with OF without their
- families, visiting Phi.ade pain on bu,Iness or
pleasure, will hnd superior accommodations At one
half no,st Prices in the most desirable location,
No, 1909 Chesnut street, convenient 10 business
and all The PUBLIC places Of interest Pcrmsnent
and transient seff 9vE
FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT, with
II Board, in pleasant loo.tion near the Capitol.
Transient BoarderB acaomm odated. Inquire at
Star Office, NH s-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-22

FIsAsciAL.-New York papers OF yesterday re
port the stock market very quiet, and pric's
little better, but with no important change. L.
8, e's of I 81, both Registered d coupon, quotea
ato5xi U. g SIS Of le1i Ut s7i U. s ss Of 1857 at
Ell q. :. 6t, one.ycar certificates, e'ai 80
Treasury notes, par. Border State bonds are hfu'
Tennessees quoted at 5sssSK; virginia SIS, SeA;
North Carolina IS, s3ki Miaouris. +els9ki oaio
6,s, eek; and Illinois war loan, ssA. Govern
ments closed with an advance Of y, ssd Borier
State bonds an advance Of T. Foreign exchange
frrn American gold iolx
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-22

AS IrIsA MYSTERY to good many persons
who have Of late bought their outfits OF Spring
Clothing at Bar & Bros Clothing Establishment,
corner Of and Seventh streets, how II IL posi-
BILE to sell ready-made clothing, equal In style,
mixing and Trimming TO the best Of tlose made
therefore give the following explanation:
1. We superintsnd the manufacturing OF all
goods ourselves, and have found through good
many years experience In this branch Of business,
and in this CITY, what styles Of goods are best CAL
culated for this market.
We are commended with smin profits. Our
constant aim 10 to gain the entire confidence Of
this community for fir dealing, as this is our
motto. we win continue TO sell goods cheaper
than ever.
We have just received large stock, compris-
ing all the latest styles Of boys well as men .
clothing. Every person can now get suited and
fitted with the most desirable patterns.
BAR & Bios, cor. E and Seventh SITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-22

INDIA RUBBER E00Ds.
We advise all our readers las we know they
are Obliged to purchase the above named Roods)
TO embrace the present opportunity as Mr.. III. A.
Halt intends TO ma ke a change In his business,
and will sell his extensive stock Of Rubber Goods
at manufacturers prices, and no family should
miss this opportunity to supply themselves For
instance, Mr.. Hall will sell Mems Rubber Over
shoes and Sandals for so cents per pair, and La
dies Overs and Sandals for 60 cents per pair; In
dia Rubber Bed Protectors for Children's Beds
ian article that no family should be without)
Warehouse, No 3OS Pennsylvania ave., between
9th and 10th streets, Washington, d. C.. ap l2-h
In An ANOTHER COLUMN may be seen few Of
the many testimonials from we'll know citizens OF
Washington, and they speak louder than any
thing we could say IL 10 with pleasure we lay
them before q candid and appreciative public.
Our people are tired Of theories. When man Is
sick he wants the physician who prescribes RENE
Is found In DR.. Tumo lety, Indian Herb Doctor.
Come and see for yourselves ye lame and suffer
oh We rheumatic and dying come and see,
Light shall sgain the faded eye Hume,
And rosy health the pallid cheek resume.
Thousands rescued from disease and death,
INVOKE Coda blessings on Tumblety.
1 desire your PROSTATE hearts 10 lift,
Your bleeding wounds 70 cure,
And with the treasures Of natures gin
elieye the nch and poor.
~ -H- THE INDIAN HERD DOCTOR
will describes diseases and tell his patients the
nature OF their complaints or Illness, without
ceiying any information from them.
No eAerge for Con sxltation or Adeiee.
Once, Nc. IL Washington Buildings, Pennsyl-
ania avenue, corner 7th street. ap l2-3w*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-22
INDIA RUBBER GooDs

ANT PERSON wishing to procure loan OF a few
ing at 456 Eleventh St, between and II. apli
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-22

WANTS.
WAASsISE ME !; = WASH GIRL. Apply s, .hs
2ools noeso.
WANrED-At.hs Billiard Falcon conner 70.
.v..s sy q eS3 spd s,'s MAJ Be-
.! Be- sss.s & -: lid
WkNTE;Ip-A sIryA q !. ooos q .s. a
and 9TH ste. lie
WANTED TO RENT-A .m.Il HOUSE. or
sHily $40 sSr tss purpose Of houssfsePrs ss.:s
A LADY ABOUT TO LEAVE. tbs CITY
F, between lnlh and nth sts. spa
n sossbl: iaml,. to s,s.nd dur
sddis:: sSs s.isaSss siTsa
sao I'VE. ae2 As
WANTED-A good WASHER and lRONER,
ep nnrhsi Sermsn or lnsh snd also O. good
e. . COOKS siasis. SIKH siIssi bsics so9 sc
u
WANTED-A WOMAN to do vsshIns erd
pp, aa me- ssse es' s ss9afaf' sstfr
WhNTED-Tvos good WALTERS and Girl
w to wash and iron. at 3ls Pennsylssni. ave
eeo. ap2l az
WANTED-fvo journ .ymen .TAILoRs, I'M
distely, ct No.47 Ninth street, between
.e u So n. RIBNETzKL
A HOUSE WANTED by q pefmsn, nc terset
Lars lar II must d 5ssi ana ooGiostsbIs. and In
%iPpsss :alE q tSs SsssI oSssS1ssofy. HSdiss:
~. u, a. tho star Once: apls So.
WANTED-Tn engage . Geniltm.n Of good
q fk sS% S e. ea s1s Ps:Rssi
500. , a PEN :, w, WyA ~ I9 oPEN
IA every state. for all Of Lloyd's Great Eilitafy
s;ss y Sst Is
OF thsse msPs IN each state 500 copies Of one
Of my nsHs have slTssay Sesn ,Sa Also 70
wanted va in OYER county and in everv regiment In
mhx-tm.y1 1854 Brosdvay. Nav W6rf.
WANTER-!To have every one know that they
w o.n end the best stock Of ClothinE, Hats and
49, 3, ns h':Fs ssss Mo-
aoTe sfss Gis sna ISb Gf ' IN
asnlet family vithiR few tsusres Of the war
ossa stating e se mSccsi sSs'''
W4NTEp-E,eryp person to knoy the: am IN
IN ~, ths matret ressy 70 sas cSsh iof al srho.es
2ity, or having surelYs, will do we'll to call. r.
BUCHLY, 42s Seyalth st., between and II sts.,
pltute. noN
HANb FVRSIFS II pEs sT FIVE s md BEb
srS Ss " Rs%.s tssss as Ash..
having surpl9. OF Furniture, viii Aud Il to their
.nu No. st aG ~ &. s.t sstE Epd Il.
WANTED-To sell, henoeforwa 200 barrels
w and half barrels Of Ale every week also the
same OF Beer, for tho Baltimore Brewery,
JOHN GAYNOR, Agent.
Corner OF BIS. and g cts.
Orders In the Post Ofoe will be called for at q.
m. an 2 p. m. apJ-lu,-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-22

PIcKpocxET.-Ohicer Campbell on Saturday ar.
Patrick Phillips Of 800 In money. Thirty dollars
Of the money and the purse was found upon Cal
lahan. who was committed for court by Justice
Stratton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-22

ATTENTION SoLDIBRs!-Protect your health; no
sensible man viii leave the City without supply
Of Holloway's Pills & Ointment. For Wounds,
Bruises, Sore Fevers and dysente'y, these medi-
cInes are the best in the world. Every English
and French soldier uses them. Only 25 cts: per
Eek or Pot. 225
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-22

CENTRAL GuARpHoUsE CAsEs-Bsfors Jhstrcs
Clark Samuel Hubert, drunk and disorderly;
workhou ,e 60 days. Jas. Brady, profanity; fined
1891. Clinton Smith, col, smashing his mothers
windows and threatening her with violence; held
to security for further hearing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-22

FOURTH WARD STATION CASES B sfoye'JHSfies
Walssy Michael Nehemiah, Geo. Peck and
Richard Eekfsld soldiers, drunk and disordeily;
and Chas. Gallagher, deserter; turned over to the
military. Alice Cole, drunk and disorderly; fine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-22

OfRce, No. II Washington Buildings, PennsyI.
vsais svsaas; conner I'D esfeet ipls-aws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-22
Rec. J. Curtis Cured.

Rec. J. Curtis Cured.
would recommend all who are troubled with
General Debility, Dyspepsia, &C., &C., 10 try Dr
Tumblety, who has cured me.
Rev. J. Curtis,
Baltimore, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-22

To all AFFLICTED with Scrofula. Try DR.. Tum-
blety, the Indian Herb Doctor.
J. +. HUTCHINSON,
Patent once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-22
Cdnesy Cured.

DR.. Tumblety has cured my wife Of cancer by
his herb remedies.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-11-15

denied he was an abolitionIst, ana con,
cluded in the following gentle terms:
Now that atwhole editorial from begin.
ming to end is very ungenerous, un-
manly and ungracious attack upon me,
who has not lheddied with the man who
wrote it or with any of your citizens
or annoying Or tormentlng or SANDER
ing them in any way. 1t is very un-
gracious act. | do not know whether
the man who wrote it is here Or not,
nor do | care, but you may see him if
l don't. Give him my compliments,
and tell him for me that he is both a
scoundrel and liar. Immense APP
plau>c.
He boards at the Sherman House, so
do |. Tell him that am personally
accountable to him at any time for any
insult | offer him or anybody, here or
elsewhere. Renewed applause. He
is pretty lying, lousey, drunken devil
to talk about me. Cheers and laugh
ter 70 talk about my change in pol
itics! He has been Lecompton and
Antl-Lecompton, Abolition and Anti
Abolition. He has been everything by
turns, and nothing long. His own par
ty in Detroit served written notice
on him that he must leave in twenty
four hours. Give the lying, slandering
scoundrel my compliments, and tell him
| have lived in peace and harmony for
enty-fve years with my wife, and he
can't say that and tell the TRUTH
Cheers and laughter. Tell hlm I
have lived at home and been satisfied
with one woman. He can't say that
and tell the truth. Sensation and
laughter Tell him he is blackguard,
scoun lrel and a liar, and | will stay
here till Monday morning to atone for
this II he wants to.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-11-15
Spicy Literature.
BROW WNLOW IN HIS RICHEST VEIN.

Last Saturday evening Parson Brown
low delivered speech in Chicago,
which was i'll his richest v2lgn. Invec-
tive never seemed so ready at hand
with him before. We make some ex-
tracts from the speech, knowing that
they will afford amusement and salts
faction.
First, he says of those who inaugu-
rated the war, denying that it was
done by the NortE
Bat the men of South Carolina, Ala
bama, Mississippi, Georgia end all the
powers Of hell inaugurated this hellish
war Great applause. It originated
III the South, with the worst men that
ever God Almighty permitted to
breathe the air Of Heaven, and [ de-
clare in the fear Of God to night, that
one-half, yes two-thirlS Of the men in
Illinois penitentiary are better men
than any Of the leaders of the rebel
lion at the South, Cheers, and if !
were not afraid, tomorrow being Sun
day, Of bringing upon my head a con
troyersy with some of the cleroymen.
many of whom are no doubt in this
large assembly, | would give it as nv
honest conviction, that there are better
men in hell thar the leaders of this re
bellion. Immense cheering and laugh
ter.
He then shows how the South had
always had the largest spoon in th<
dish of offices, FpoiIs, &c.
He then quotes what old Buchanan
had recently said about the war beiDs
wrong, and that it ought to be stopped
sc. Bfownlow says:
/ L am not here to reflect upon any o
you tor having supported in the Presi
dental contest OF 1850, James Buchan
an. My skirts are clear of that. Bu
> all these ladies knows that you die
wrong In giving him your votes :
Ladies', you and | know that any ma,
who lives so years on this earth 0
ours without counting a woman O.
marrying a wife, is not fit for a wolf
bait. Much meriment and cheers.
!. He then turns TO the rebel idea tia
they were fighting for their rights, ans
says
On the 2Slh eff October last the,
tcfushed the most widely circulatei
! paper {the II Knxxv;sle Whig) that Roate<
~ 81 7. Z.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-11-15

PRovoKING.- After giving specia
direction as to how our paper should
be forwarded, which should have reach
ed us last Wednesday night, we ascer
tanned on the following evening that il
had been sent through different chan.
mel, and to finally obtain it has delayed
the issue Of this paper three days
Such ineXcusable blunders are sufficient
cause for rough temper during the next
month.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-11-15
"Dtiven to Desperation.'

; Under the above caption, the La
Crosse DaRocrat accuses the Ia Crosse
R,pu5Ecau of having issued ''EXras
for circulation in different districts, with
different styles Of articles for different
localities" and adds:
Here is an extract from Rep85}icas
extras. sent us from Wood county
We admire the industry Of Nanchctt
and his hirclingS, but who can fathom
the basene>s which thus openly says
that a candidate for Congress does not
a ,ll the supoolt Of honest men or CON
scientipus republicans:
"SroDDARo's MoE>Ls.-Thc DoDt0-
cr,tt has much to say about Stoddard' 5
morality, energy, ability, education,
patriotism, e.. All this we have 30
admit. It Proyilpncp endowed him
with more capacity than Ianch@tt,
surely the latter gentleman is not to
blame. We do not advocate the clec
ton of Mr.. Hanchett on those grounds.
lie is familiar with the ''ropes s'-has
served III Coneress--is the best man
Tor Ihe Sooo Ui 'ne Ph''!' ">1'' ni''N' " oe
returned to Washington. No one eX-
poets him to receive the support of ev-
~ ! man We know there are many
conscientious Republicans opposed to
Mr. HaEchctt on those grounds-and
III tavor OF otoaHar". Let Such sue N'lch- \,
lsis oPPp,>;o n;i,.;nt n;'', - oiaa+ b;n, l.,
t,;n,nmban+ no;oritv over Stnddari
the moral candidate.'i
A tho above is the coolest thing OF
the late canvass. we will wager ten bio
o,;ote, ,nnIes ON each Of the f,llowino
PROPOSITIONS:
lst. No such "Repub1ican extras
were printed, except by Brick Pome-
row
ID No naner with the ABOVE extract
was sent to Brick Pomerov from Wood
County.
Sd. No such paper was ever in Wood
County.
4th. Brick Pomclov is the most un
scrupulous. tricky politician in the et(
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-11-15

LATEST NEws.-Gen. Mcclellan has
been removed as commander of the
Army of the Potomac, and succeeded
by Gen. Burnside. Gen. Hooker takes
BnrnSide's old corps, which places him
second in command. AT the departure
Of Mcclellan from the army, no dem
onstration was made.
This army is now advancing, and a
big fight is expected in a short time.
Hon. ". d. McIndoe has been ap-
pointed Provost Marshal General of
Wisconsin. Good.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-11-15
---Eg- eDe-@E,

ELECTION RETURSs.-Seymour is
undoubtedly elected Governor of New
York. There will be great rejoicing
in Rebeldom over this result.
In this State, Brown (dem.) is elect
ed to Congress III the 1st district; Sloan
(rep.) in the %; Cobb (rep.) in the Sd;
E!dridge (dem.) in the 4th; in the 5th,
the army vote may elect Browne (rep.I
over Wheeler. In this (the Gth) dis.
trict, Hanchett (rep.) is elected by
about 1000 majority.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-11-15

Brick, don't make a fool of yourself
again by such abortive attempts to gull
intelligent, thinking beings. Such fl
nesse may wiz in certain localities, but
not here. You and Walter continue
your walk.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-11-15

For amendment to the Constitution, p ;
against, -. For amendment to thc Banking
Law, IG; against, 27