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FOR SALE AND BENT.

REsfSDas ss 20 10 Esr. % 2 s
between and G.. m2zt'
L HOUSE, in hno location, near Penhs,Ivsnis
soGisE SsR 3 ifiR H APPy 70
TOR RENT-One large ROOM, suitable for
street, Island. Aud 10 sores Land in MirnssOts,
within ~ miles of ST. Paul, viii be eIchanEel for
Ei tgg Posi- Z once n near washington Ao0'''G ma
EoR sALE-A large. new brick HOUSE, ad-
yster. bath room, water closet. 40 30, within q
sHa FsiSa Nv Van. and @snte
81 hys medium : ~ aSusc
broker, cfhoe On 18th street, Esxs Riggs Co.'S
bahk. m 5t
THE FyRNITUsE AND GOOD WILL of 3
IL Gf H
FOR RENT-A front Furnished PARLOR
with gas. Would SUIT one ~ two gentlemen
corner Of Ono ave. '''' mi-2t.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGED de ightfu
grounds, sitrsted on the hudson river, a. miles
R,t M s Pf hos %ss&S Gs G
FOB RENT-The FURNISHED HOUSE No.
In. ufo At No. ss7 ssvePtsoSt s ss ''ea
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET-SeveraI
rooms without board, In q very desiTs bic ioca-
non suitable foT single married gentlemen, may
9TH. aps St.
ITO LET-SIx well furnished FRONT ROOMS.
- shady SIDE OF the street; every PsIlor, Bed
room and Kitchen requisite. See the Rooms at
oSS = street, sire. between % and 9Th tuP stairs)
FOR SALE-small BRICK HOUSE, No. 446
L. street, near 18th. For terms inquire g..
HALL. Gas Ofioe, tRepubl ap 96-lv
FOE SALE OR RENT--A, iarr. three story
BHl' \ Ca ouIated for hotel boarding hon Sc;
with or without Grocery store attaohed; q IarEe
JaId TO accommodate country wagons; with or
without stock and furniture. Terms cash. elt-
uated on 18th street, between ard q streets.
LeR . o. GEO. nj. NICHOLS. Prop letter.
FOX kENT-A furnished iour-stCry BRICK
\ wv LLlNG,. IN pleasant and heslthfu part
o. sne city with hne large chambers and paIlors,
BATH room supplied with hydrant water, and gas
Inis 10 desirable rssidence for an N. G. or Gov
ernHent employee neither one of the Depart
ments. lneuire at 375 Eleventh street, between
X and Z. from s TO D. m. aSn
SUMMER RESIDENCE FOR RENT. .po.
~ M 6tes Ellen Far,a,n ID. O., dbont Ia mules
qoogs Ssosgetoten, tneaY nv. Lotshborosshsl-A
Desirable furnished Double House we'll shaded
&c 40. The attention Of Msfnbsrs Of he CsSi
net, Foreign Mlnaiers, aud gentlemen with family
10 especially Invited 20 this advertisement For
EXAMINATION OF the premises apply TO the manager
npon tne iarm N.Y. James o. BrisnD and for IT,
Gsst.p W. Is
PA. mhsi-lm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-02

STARTLING Bur TRuE.-The Volunteers are
and Cholera. Many gallant fellow will leave
his bones to bleach, who by the aid Of Hoilo-
ways Pills Ointment, would have returned
70 his family strong and healthy. Soldiers try
them Only 25 celts Pc. Box or Pot. 296.
ALL PERSONS can fnd the best stock of Cloth
Ing, Furnishing Goods. Trunks, Hats and Caps,
at Smiths, No. 470 Seventh ST. near r. fe 27-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-02

EXHIBITION BALL Of all Of Prof. Barnes pu-
pills, will take place at Temperance Hail on Tues.
day hf, 9th Inst. AT OK O'Clock the audience
viii have the floor to themselves, and keep up
the dance all night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-02

THIRD WARD UEcoEDIrIoNAL UHIoH CLUE
This club met last night and organized, but
without itansacting any business, adjourned until
10 nominations
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-02

CoRHs, EIc.-All persons AFFLICTED with Corns
whether bard or soft; and all afflicted with
Bunions, Callosities, club and ingrowing toe.
nails, may And great relief and be satisfactorily
benefited by applying to Dr. G. White, 49s
Pennsylvania avenue, between \ and 9th streets,
Room z, second floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-02

PoLIcx.-The Third Ward patrolnen reported
yesterday, Christian Ackmann, for selling LIQUOR
on Sunday; dismissed by Justice W alter George
schnells, riding on pavement; fined OIL BY
Justice CLAYTON -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-02

PARADE AND TARGET PRACTICE -The Wash
ington Light Guard, Capt. 8. A. II. Marks, IT.,
paraded yesterday afternoon, and marched over
to Stiek-fOot, near the Insane Hospital, and shot
for number Of prizes. The frat, handsome
silver cup, was awarded to Joseph Gibson; the
second, gold medal, to Henry McCauley; and
firing, judging from the riddled target was much
above the average Of volunteers, and shows that
the lessons learned In the three-months' service
have not been forgotten by them. The corps
were accompanied BY martial music and paraded
forty muskets, making q fine appearance, not
withstandlng the inciemency Of the weather.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-02
DIED,

On the ID Instant, Mrs. RACHEL COLLINs-
WOOD, In tbs 7Sd ear OF her age.
The fIiendI and relatives of the famiIk are re
spscttully invited 20 attend her funeral, from her
late residence. No go FouJth street east, near X
street south, Tomorrow. Msy 5, at O'Clock ,. IN.
In this pity, on the LIST instant, JAMES MAR
shAEL WELLS, OF EImiIs, Chsmsng county,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-02

Thompson ibeth Carson, drunk; workhouse
80 days. John Henry, drunk and disorde riy; do.
Richard kelcher, drunk; do. Patrick Kernes,
do; do. Mary heise, do; do. Daniel Stewart
and VIM. Chase, fighting; dned 81 "a each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-02

DEATH OF SoLDIBRs.-The following named
soldiers Of the army have died since our last re.
port:
Henry C. Emmons, company C, 10th New
Jersey.
Calvin Clemens, company A, ed New York.
John M. Lindsay, company G, 7th Maine.
Albert Ksran, company A, 4th Pennsylvania
Cavalry.
Sidney Beldron, company l, ID New York AT.
ullery.
N. III. Jones, company II, SD Pennsylvania.
John w. Harritt, company g, e5th New York
volunteers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-02

EOR sALE-A large, new brick HOUSE, ad-
water. BATH room. water closet. 40 10, within q
few few Ioi.oi WilW1Irds'; Als3, few cheap Hou.es,
immediate y, four or FIVE medium sized Houses.
HENRY l. RIDER, Attorney and X esi Estate
broker, cffoe on 18th street, Etxt Riggs Co.'S
Bank. m2 st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-02

SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs-Befors JHstis.
drunk In the street. C. Conway, disorderly; and
Charles Weston, drunk, were lectured and dis.
missed.
Justice Clark, acting at the Central station fol
Justice Thompson, this morning, fined John
Coates, for being drunk, 81 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-02

RosBERY.-About eight O'Clock this morning, a
white girl who had hired at the Union Hotel, on
Seventeenth street, few days since, LEFT the place
and took with her shawl and e45 In Treasury
notes belonging 70 Mrs. Clarke. The girl was
left In the room by Mrs. Clark for few moments,
and when she returned the bird had flown and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-02

Internationally, William Young was ar
rested and taken before Justice Clark upon the
charge Of stealing a trunk and two blankets from
Emma Howard. tappeared from the evidence
before the Justice that william had given Emma
ring, but wanted II 70 give to another girl; and
when be asked for 10 Emma refused to give il up
and he took the trunk and blankets a. a sort OF
collateral security for the return OF the ring
Justice Clark committed him to jail In default Of
bail. 4!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-02
MARRIED.

MARRIED.
September 18th, 1851, By the Rev. DR.. GUILE,
yoHNP KENNEDY, cfNew York, to SUSA n
MA s.. PULLIN, Of Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-02

ODp FELLOws' LEvxx On Monday evening.
May 5, the Odd Fellows viii give an entertain
meat Of = tempting order at their hall on Seventh
street The annual eyee and festival Of this order,
las always been rae affair Of the year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-02

THE FURNITURE AND GOOD WILL of q
large Boarding. House for tale, nov full of good
paying bOarders. Inquire at 50 Missouri avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-02

&c IN REWAKD-For the sPprehensIon (and
S0O delivery to me ~ BladensburE, MarJ -
that get him. Of NEGRO MAN, sylvester n
LJles, late the property of Henry ii. War ~
TinF, deceased, OF Prince Georges countJ,Sk-s
Md. Sylvester is of copper compilations; OF stout
statue; about feet high; and OF pesfnE counte-
nance when spoken to. BE is well known IN Wash
irgtan CITY, and is no doubt lurking in that place
or Its vicinity.
| will give the above reward no matter where
taken. DIONYSIUS SHERIFF..
spl6-Im~ Extr of n. III. Wa-rinr. q eased,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-02

FOR RENT-A front Furnished PARLOR,
Il with gas, Would suit one & two gentlemen
as bedroom. Near Wizards Hotel, SIG 18th at Z,
corner of Ohio ave. ml-2t-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-02

FOR SALE OR BXCHAN6E-A de ightful
4 Residence, with three scres of improved
Erounds, sltrated on the hudson river, "a miles
above New York city. For particulars Irquire OF
3, SEYMOUR, Metropolitan Hotel. Washington.
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local articles.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-03-27
Very Latest.
Date. OF March 4,h md 5rh.

Lt ~ Oth
CHICAGO. March 4-The evacuation of Columbus
commenced on Thursday last, the 9th. All the
rebels left yesterday afternoon. The burning Of the
town commenced on Friday the 18th, aud continued
until Sunday the % March. 4 portion of the bar
racks and other quarters are still in flames. The
Qualifications are not molestei, and the works were
occupied by the Federal troops at D O'Clock yesterday,
March 8.
At the time of the evacuation there were $4,000
rebels who left by river transportation.
The railroad bridges are burned and the track torn
up for six miles What further destruction they
effected i not known.
1t is reported that Folks officers had become un-
popular, men demoralized aud reckless
The works are extensive. probably four miles in
extent. Every prominent bluff on the river is aban-
doned. although armed and fortified with a large
number of cannon, which the rebels, being unable
10 carry of, had thrown into the river.
WASHINGTON. March 4-Everything IN the yicin-
iy of the army on the Potomac remains quiet
FoRIREss MONROE, March 4-Gen. Wool refuses
10 permit any more passengers to 60 South.
ST. LOUIS, March 3.-Boats were advertising for
cargoes for the Tennessee and Cumberland rivers /;
one advertised for Nashville to-day.
II is believed that the Columbus rebels have gone
TO Fort Randolph. 60 miles above Memphis, which
commands the river for six miles 1t is presumed
that they will make a stand there.
We have nothing new from Gen. Curtis.
SALT LAKE, March A territorial election was
held yesterday. The vote was unanimous for a State
Constitution, with Brigham Young for Governor, and
lIeber {. kimball for Lieutenant Governor. No
opposition ticket is named.
CHICAGO, March 5-The New York and Pacific
Railroad and Telegraph bill was reported yesterday
TO the House.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-03-27
Date. OF March 1 to 3.

Sr. Lourz, March Lien Halleck. in a General
Order, states that official information had been re-
ceived that the rebels, in evacuating Midtown. Ark,
poisoned the provisions which they were obliged TO
abandon, and that AZ officers and men we're poisoned
by etriug thea. He says that We cannot retaliaie by
Furnishing the innocent for the acts of the guilty; the
laws of war forbid this. But the same code author
ixes the United States to refaliate on the parties gull
~ Of such acts Of poisoning. When captured they
will not be treated as ordinary prisoners Of war, nor
will they be shot; but they will suffer an ignominous
pGnishment-being hanged rs felous. Officers of the
troops OF Government. although not advisers or abet-
tors Of this crime, will be treated as criminals by the
Laws Of var, which make IL their duty TO prevent
such barbsritie-; IL they neglect their duty, they
must suffer the consequences
HaHrEa's FEnRY Re occUPIED.-BALTINoRE, Feb.
%. At d~aybreik on Monday morning last. Feb. "a,
the advance guard, consisting Of the 18th Pennsylya-
MA, crossed the Potomac by the Rope Ferry and took
possession of Hirper's Ferry. The next day, provis-
Inns ani means for transporting troops arrived, and
the guari vas considerably reinforced
Bolivia in Frederick county, Md, opposite Hsrper's
Ferry, aud Chsrlestown. near Harper's Ferry in VIr-
ginis. are now occupied by our troops
Lgrion Heights, above Alexandria, are also occu-
PieS, TO prevent q hank movement by the enemy.
Tie rebels retired. only about 20 being captured
The people ut Bolivia and neighbOring places which
the troops occupied, were in n condition bordering on
starvation. Comparatively few inhabitants were re-
naming in that town, and all profess strong Union
sentiment. and express great delight in being relieved
from the tnraidom which has oppressed them for the
last Elk mouths Many refugees are returning
The right wing Of the army has considerably cur
tailed rehel territory in Virginia. and made . foot :
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-03-27
TO LEE

To LIE
"a THE IN VAL
f..S ley formerly occupied by Mr.. Robert c. Janion. For
lXR particulars apply TO W L. GREEN.
2952m
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Spttial Notitts.
DR.. HosrETTER.s STOMACH RITrERs.

DR.. STETTER BITTERS.
These Biters are universally Acknowledged to be a sure pre-
ventive and cure for Fever and Ague. Flatulence, Heayiness OF
the Stomach, or any other like affection. Their effect upon the
system is most miraculous; they give a healthy tone to the sys-
tenn, relieve all morbid matters, and in fact thoroughly cleanse
the system OF all impurities. In no case nas it been known to
fail, but on the contrary. new virtues have been found in its use.
To those afflicted with any Of the above ills Of the body, the
." Bitiers" are offered rs a speedy and certain cur. Try them
everywhere. 3O2-lm
AT. & A. NILS PRoGEks DE L'ocEASIE LODGE
wv No. l2i, under the Jurisdiction Of the Supreme Coun-
" ell of the Grand Central Lodge of France, working in
he ancient Scotch Rite, holds its regular meetings on the We'd
nesiay nearest the full moon Of each month, at the old Lodge
Room, in King street. Visiting brethren respectfully invited
to attend.
August Is. G2es-3ml p. C. JONES, Secretary.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-11-13

ten blfttsn fopsbt Der Eettun, als bic sro'
bsn' 2stsnsfarRsn untef&rdnlte 9srrsI.
Aus allen bieltu Tbatfa&sn 8sbt beutlt@
bsrsor, bab bic Rsaisruns BIS Istsu,'
nt&t iene bes san,en iapauefi&sn @tt&e
~, unp bas VT 1Rttabo auetu pas Rs&t
Bat; Berbinbunsen stnaussbsn une @sr'
TRACE aus .f&!ts6tn,e wel&e eae SAME
81 ( d tetat+eu: -NgaHlR4s-~ot OLLIE
FAINT, ,bae esr Mtfato tetne fcru'sar GU
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fr.mrtn Md&tsu sef&loGenm @srtrdsen
nod nt4t, essttfn bat. Diff. IT etr
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Mot I'm Staue IT. ete fremesn @sfano'
ten unb tire 6taatsanesleRtnbtittn 3u
(4lbsnl' uno eessn tie AnoriAe BON mal'
eententen au&uerttstot9en. @te ataenmdr.
tia ett Dinee febsn. aitt 70 tsin aarsrss
NuefunftsmttteL, ale entueru rabtn au
wirten. tab toie stBsnttte &fsierun8 Don
9apan bic 9etrdee esr @sfmd&te ot''
uisnne. over MIR rplrceu e~sjpun8en fem,
Elm 2anb 3u psrla0.n. In rsm rte Grsna'
psus upspsr wiQfommin, nod fiber Nne.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-11-13
9ie, @abl1 In ct. -2ouis. Blair: uub

0b8lst& Blair bur& Ten Es[earapbsu
pas @era&t auaiprtn9e,r !d6t, ros II a..
tpdtlt leL 10 febt es ROD ,fsf. pob-er O.,
l9la9tn 1T. @tnn ee NIT rsaten Diu'
an sussbt, miro {!slq fesret&u @eanet.
ber Mtotitionff ¬, oas, Bableertifed
erbalteu. B!atrl u&t G& our& 8efdl(&h
unit: 6tt1l9srtf&e @oleatsn fiau.en' aus
brr patf&t,u ttlfen, ua&rsm' biz ,,d%t.n
uhb un9sfdli9ten @clpatsnf,mu1eu; ndM.
lid bic rsr 6olbaten 'bsr 0Rebaus'j@sn
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Dsutl&tn bsftbsubeu Evupptnf5rptr, 'bei;
nube wte. Gin Monn aeaen Jpn aefim.st
baben.' Man felt 1absr ttn, iaufietn
Dtmasoetn -ldarf auf rie Ginger. unp
,ros -fttnsr f&amlofen profiten miro In
penieen EaBer eer eonse Sireit ~ Gum
fen bon xnor 9ei@li&ttt ftin.. Dies n
psr aans zpoftivt unp tntsaortf&e duo
ipru& re Missouri Democrat. p.r in
pte{er, @abttaupfe fo& trsantr eas Rs&tt
a.faet unb setrefenE<b at.s '9af1e mon 6&
tptsr burh pte ptrsft unb ~tnoirsft pon
Blatr tommeuesn siassuosp.f&eu nt@tbe'
irrsn t9Q. St3.)
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-11-13
m60entlttoer @arttbfrtbt:
IHItt oFb ,OsuIUIIuItH .
Rtttpch, IL. Hooembes 1881

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lsbtait. Dat N1stier mar. NIT &usnabmt Rom
ppra.Ruu, ,ebr fn0n, une bic Barmtr maGte1
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tte III wsrb:n::
p,epu.nnrrtfs taten (@ nt&t 70 gut :sftal-
ten, Der Narit TN Often fueiui1te 'btfanbtG,
70 pob Auftauf.r fG ute mil gt6trbttt aui ben
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porun!es lstbef, unb utele 9ranbe. uslGe b.Ster
bslteb. uarsn, ttpb jsst scratched" 49,:
@ttAen fomu,t Mot p,el beresn uub 9retft
duitn ousaenou1msn fur e1lra8u,en, rel&er RON
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b6bereu preifsn aui9sfauft ptrb, ale hte ipsl6e
mir tnien noitrtn.
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fur unftre GARNER. De .Na6irage bat fttst q.
mas na6selaGsn unb BIZ g1si(e ftne In Getse esr
srtobtsn Jrattprstft stwos esfunlsn.
xorn ii fsR ntGt los ~ perbsp. Die Grnfte
IN bte beRe fit Sabrsn. lluitrs GARNER uilben
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Daibtnster. %. 0ttbr, 1862.
@tnsJal:O rr,t 30. 1855.
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Observation-Disclosures, een nt6i tountdlontrtsn
DiFnuen unb @plbdisn In unatitSlttN @tife
psrmsntst porbsn' fub. In Bsrlesuus Der Gtess
'une Der Mru,st &tputationtn, 70 nitro arseprp
net; DAP ale Der. gtuateu. Oifeitrs. rptl6e
Soften .eomnaanpirea, pon auen mtlttdrifnsn
Rlstuuno en-, Biantsts, @&ubeu. @afsn. 1qut
pirunotn unb anbrst MusstNune Bsrt asbu,sn
fontn; lDsl6e Son BEN Bpuesrnemsnt an epl.
;battn .8sltsftst worben. unb rslGt son ttnen
pe.loytn cbey perdusert pcresn finb. lnb u
fea rftHs |sber Dtrion fttn. ets Mot Solbat H.,
.auibunastfsn. pat fe fot&e ea3e selsslt9 uwor.
ben babe.
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mem Der. 81. QuarttsrmetnsI ibsran tncrst
welbsn. hnb fpu baflt fttne Quitting In Duplt.
cat gtnou,nusu rtfbsu. BON bsnfn bic ttne an bsn
@snsral Q%uariumhRu strtufne.u IT,. Cts
BtfHla9natms tuirp aud an ben 0sn. Aeiutan,
ten ~ bstihtfn fetn.
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m,nt ansea.at ane,; fouen bstulfi&, feta, fol&ts
0iAentburn uieD 7 ~ ttbdltsu.
Communicable Dfftttre Don Qcmpagnten
meresn eoron %srtnnsrt. bae 80 tbrt %hi&i IL,
Mot nur BEN Gcleat.r, ptlhs ben Deriauf BIZ
3erf6.uns eber ge'na4tdfRsune d. ale'eunp,
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biettu, f6(tt eah.n auf Ter W%uRsuonfih @st-
nuna ~ brinesu. foub,rn quo iol6e uner'r
@trafe ~ enfpsetreu. rtl&t Der seatur folder
Beretten ongemtHtn (nb.
auf Bsfst! ~ 9rtsssn'nttsrs
-. 49, E. 1tom>ss
ii. Am. GtnHai-Ntiutant.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-11-13
staait 3 a..
abjutan..9 ,neral't Dffs,.
Dautnpott,8 8. Nce. 1862. !

Efveulai II.
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benth 5shtn. ut.eduffulgsnb aus lus' aus Gap.
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feH. be- 81, &onarsNes In 1S61-1S62ssrrpttfsa.
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tctgt1 b1rfsn: Cir bte. &usftrt'9uns une b.
fcrahrs, nsbR afibastt unb abfnpune dnc
an Ne ptnRontoffe: unb bs bamtt
eIfoTberlt&t UolTtfponbtnl: fahf Ee1drs.
Sn B6aen, ba %abbtnonsnt 3susntdt BON BEN
penRons-G ommtfions verlanet, aueeetatst unp
befor9t werbsn, INIT Ausnabme dr,tlt&srAf,ba-
sttS, fur melA, Mssntsn unit Sa&waltsr ~ ists
RsR 6ttls1sp bnt&ttet fstu fcasuj: l Dollar
unp SO. Gtnts.
:: sea. T, unb (t "a ftrns, errfust. bae tin
Aaent ODER Go6maltv. tpsl&sr bi.tft ober In
btrett 9r66sn Gomptnfaston- fur fttus Dttnfs
perlonai peer ninuai. ale Ia SovRetenbsr 0tts
porAefmyt ten IL. cbsI uel&er ecntrattri oeeE
ubsrstuioumt Aniprl%e auf Dsnfon, 8ountp.
obsr anbue Bsrptntsnne Aslisnb Ju ma6sn. M
ter Ter 8sbinsuns. RAT e eswtfe proesntt. oess
etnen ssutftn Anttsl bts 8straess Der Gorbe'
rLna ertaits. cter ,rslnsr uurshtmdetaer @stf'
einen HtHfoniRen obu Glatmeuten bas CAME
cber einen 9thl eer psnfon oetr esr Dorbeluna.
BE tim b.utntet werbtr, sorsutbatten fodte.-
zines f&wsren Berestsns (misdemeanor) fou
f@ulbts ua&tet uebsn unt auf lebuflbruna
f.bes fol&en Dusstsrs bts III b%rettunbert Dol
lars, eter 0efdnpnttRraft BEL f&wsru a.bst
ttt IN lwst JobTsn. ottr ~ betbsn mad um'
adpben unb llmians rs Bnettsus. fea tsasaf'
meSesn.
8ldtte, IN G~euntsatss veasn bee gt'eulat'
etnmal >putliersn. .
t1nes3n gtnnat Atiutant BON Sena.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-11-13
Ser W1tniherttp,sesbbf<1 In 65ranf:
* reid unb~bte r1u'iftbt6 raat.s

- '>.>. e.: - - ''a ::eonben,s1s. 6tt:*
.am gorabtnb ptses a1pbsn sQity. Mee,
ttnss, 'eae:Bef,rn I ntGonppns Eapern fir
@aIitalri urtb Die nRdurnun8xt &on'e"
.0tbatiin. lpiurbe. eri@ifn in Yalts. tin IL
fret; tuel&sss, 6errn Ibeupenel ale aues
mdrtieenm tuiner obfestt unp6rn. Druuye
.beI'6uYs lpqfdir ,>rstnRadtrtt. Dtte. %.
lrtt mar cine Denomination 8. Mupoleon's
:a,atn Gnatano. 9Gboupsnel ~ fee beI
'8ttDrIauts Dtsner Der StaatsfuideYBie,
;run9 9.psien unb fat In btr rbmif&fn
.Graae aaban, luas It etwa als tailerli&er
Connie tBuu mubtt." Autin trctbem
ttplulrblt q. ltntlaitn,, .l uanti1l ffa1r tilet antntttan1
5pla$ IL 5stahen, ttr con amore, UNI nt4t
7Su 7fa8tn con efurere,+ far DIT: sueltl.@e
19ouptrdn.tdt srts 'pabfts, unb fur Ut
spiAe ,Gortbausr Ter .ffran16Gi&en -Ofeu.
patton af@wdrmt, ,alie BEN enAlif6ea
anf&auunseu sirttt me Gef&ts f@ltet.
&c, mar Drpuye be.rbups, Der 1859
Ia auftvaa BEE baualtesn ,prini.prdf<
tentens Tie SnfrufItouensfirD uetnot, ben
epztlla8terttr 99acnf'e,, ''aisartette., Hss}}ntem
Dtonps Sc pbuYs istt; an hie. 6pisf Ae,
ReQt utrD. serut&tst bobsr eoute Napo.
rleeu nit eelat JET etpatse boffuaus aal
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-11-13
Giubru9 bon 0netilaS IN >as fabli9el
r. 00flojS.

Cite Dspsf&e que Cairo uaslbet pom
uorSefern, ba6 an 4. Nou. cine &ebsuen'
@usrtQa' Sanbe aus 4sntudp ben Otto
In 2dbnsn paifrtt. etwa 10 @stIsn un'
tertalb Sbawuutenu laneste., IN fdmut.
Ii&s 9duiu uns GarHsn esr llua8tatnb
hin
Strel&tn untsr ne xralen fam.
Gin Raubsus 6an, abnlt&r Art rures
In terfsltm Ra4t 5 Mstlen otstbalb
Sbawnutepn aut8efdbrt.
Sn bsirsn Gdasn snttsm,n tts RsbsQen
NIT tbru Bedtt kani unteldfiSt wterr
auf pae &eniudp }uftr.
Den nddRsn 9orasn.5 $. Ncpbr.. fam
nun Elm Ranpnsntoot ron @afepuiue btrob
mad StapnNtona unp 10 mtarptr
tt. pas Slltn ois'ufsr. aum
ar16tsn Sdrden ru Bspobnu Don
Sbu tpnutopn. atm @aupium es1 auf
Usm unprn uf.r loosrnbsn @.bsusn !
+ (Sue. &teA.)