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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-03-06

Something for the Times!
A Necessity in every Household!
JOHNS l. CROsLEY's a ii 7
: lncrican Cement Glue.
THE STRONGEST GLUE IN THE WORLD!
THE CHEAPEST GLUE IN THE WORLD!
THE MOST DURABLE GLUE IN THE WORLD! E
THE ONLY REL ABLE GJUEIN THE WORLD!
THE BEST GLUE IN TIE WORLD!
1mer7cun Cement Glue |
Is the only article Of the kind ever produced
which
WILL WITHSTAND WATER!
1T WILL MEND WOOD,
Save your broken Furniture.
IT WILL MEND LEATHER,
Mend your Harness, Straps, Belts, Boots, &c.
IL WILL MEND GLASS,
Save the pieces OF that expensive Cut Glass Bottle.
IT WILL MEND IVORY,
Don't throw away that broken Ivory Fan, it 10 easily
| repaired
1T WILL MEND CHINA.
Your broken China Cups and saucers can be made Is
good a. new.
1T WILL MEND MARBLE,
That piece knocked out Of your Marble Mantle can be
| put on ~ strong ever.
IT WILL MEND PORCELAIN,
No matter il that broken Pitcher did not cos. but
shilling, a shilling saved is shilling earned.
1T WILL MEND ALABASTEK,
That costly Alabaster Vase is broken and you can't
match it, mend it, it will never show when put together
1t will Mend Bone, Coral, Lava, and in
fact every thing but Metals.
Any article Cemented with AMERICAN CEMENT
GLUE will not show where it is mended.
EXTRACTS.
avery housckeeper should have q supply o,
John. Crosley's American Cement Glue =
1T is 40 convenient to have in the house"
Neir York Err ress.
"lt is always ready; this CONNIE nds it to eve
ry body .'-New York independent
1--WE have tried it. and find it as useful in oul
house as water Wilkes Spirit oftt. Times,
ECONOMY is WEALTH.
SO per year saved in every family by one bot.l. Of
AMERICAN CEMENT GLUE.
Price % Cents per Bottle.
Price % cents per Bottle!
Price q cents per Bottle!
\ Price % cents per Bottle.
/ Price - cents per Bottle!
llice 70 cents per Bot;lr!
Very liberal reductions TO Wholesale dealers
Terms cash.
ns-For sale hr all druggists and >torckccper
generally throughout the country.
. JOHNS d CROSLEY,
= (SUlc Manu.atturcrsJ
- WILLIAM STREET
corner o! Liberty street, NEW YORK.
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The Weekly Journal,

Contanns OF the matter Of SIX DALI o. Is mailed
every Thursday Evening. Single copies, 80 per
annum. Clu's OF five and VI war!s, 10 per annun.
In Clubs o twenty or more the g"ter up Of the Club is
entitled to acoIy.
We hope the patrons OF the journal will aid us in
extending its weekly circulation at the above low price
= r Terms Payable IN Advance.
Address JOHN l.. WILSON, Publisher.
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OLD AND YOUNG
AFFIRM ITS TRUTH,

Prot. Woods Hair Restorative ~
viii preserve, infiy. the growth and cslor Of tn,
hair u" two or three times week, to any magma
bic age Perfectly restore the gray; cover the bald Will
mature own ornament, the hiir make soft aad
beautiful than oil and preserve the scalp free from
All disease. to the greatest age Statesmen. Judges
Attorneys. Doctors. Crrrymen. Profession men and
gentlemen and ladies of ali classes all over the world
bear testimony that We do say much in its "a
! vor. Read the foil tWinE: and Judge -
PROFESSOR :. rIALBERG. PIANIST
says, on his aFrvaiin the United States. he
wasrapidly becoming gray, hut on applying
""ol'sHhir restorative his hair soon recoy V.
! r,,.,r- creI Us Org nal luc.
ChARES GARDEN, - NASSAU STREET n Y,
says The gray hairs on his w.fes head were,
AFTER fcsweeks' trial. turned into dark
brown, at the same tina identifying and
, thickening the hair.
A.C. RAYMOND, BATH. MAINE
'ayshe snow sixty years old. and his hair
Ard whiSkers we're tso.thris gray, bu. by
the use of two bottles of Restorative the gray
hairs have disappeared both on hi, head and
lace, and is more soft and glossy than for
twenty 1--we yaars previous. His wife. a. the
age OF hfy-two, has used it with the same
FINLEY JOHNSON. Esq. NEW ORLEANS.
say that he lost his hair by the Yellow Few
er, in 1881. lie used Woods Hair Res.ora.
tive. and his hair is now thick and glossy
s. N. MIDDLETON. LIVINGSTON, ALARAxA
saysthe es'orative has done much good in
his part oft'te country. He used it for bald
ness. and now has fine head of hair
T. L. MORSE. LEBANON. KENTrCKY
says he has seen Woods Hair Restorative
used In hundreds of cases, and never knew il
to fai in accomplishing all II rrnfcssedt to DO.
4. J. ALDEN. McLANEsBORO Ill.,
says he had the scald head eight years, and
was laid hut by the liberal use Of Woods
Hair Restorative, he now hasa rich. gIo.ys
head Of hair. ..@ e''
II ; Sold by alldrIgsists, and by o. j. Wood 4, IN
~ Broadway, Ne. York. and ia Market ST., St.
Louie. No. Oct
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-03-06
The Nos. l and Machines src Of great capac.
tty aud application for manufactu turing purposes

The Nos. | and Machines are Of great capac.
tty and application for manufacturing purposes.
Our No. ; Machines are especially adapted to
all kinds Of light and heavy Leather Wcrk in
carriage trimming boot and shoe making, hnr.
ness making. ETC.. etc. they are OF extra size
With al arm long enough 10 take under it and
Mitch The largest sized da-hcs. There is scarce.
~ acy part OF a tiimmers stitching that cann.t
''c better done with them than by hand; 49, too
the saving Of time and labor il very great. The
table ofihcsc ma hines is u inches long and the
shuttle will hold six times the u.s. al quantity Of
thread. The large machines work as fast as
ANAL tnes.
f' We would ask for our Letter 4 Machines, the
special attention OF Vest Makers and Dress Max.
ers. and all those who want Machines for ligu,
manufacturing purposes. They emb"hy the prin
oiples OF the standard machines. making like
WEN, the 'n,erN" M-, -,i>sS, ara .,..,,ued to
bc ~ celebrated for Family Sewing aud Hehf
manufacturing parroses as our standard ma.
ehines arc for masuiaetrring pnrroses in gen
erai.
W. have always on hand. Hemn,ns tuaS..,
Six Twist, Linen and cotton Thread, on Spoola
best Machine Oil IN bottles, etc, etc.
VIC manufacture our own needles. and would
warn all persons using our machines not to huv
any others We know thai there are needles sold
or the most interior quality. ( higher prices
than we charge for oar best The needles sold
by us are manufactured expressly for our ma
chimes. \ bal needle may render the hes, ma
CHI ne almost useless.
Our customers may res; assured that all our
Bran' Offices arc furnished with the genuine
article
Ia case OF small purchases. the money may be
sent in postage stamps, or bank notes
fs- torsespond.nts will please write their
nam.s distinctly. 1t is all important that We
should, in each case know the post-oltee county
and State.
s.no- All persons requiring information about
Eewing Machines. their sizes, prices, working
capacities. and the best methods OF purchasing.
can obtain i, by sending to US, or any OF our
Branch Offices for copy of
i. n. SINGER 4 CO.'S GAZETTE.
Which is q beautiful Pictorial Paper entirely de
70 ed to the subject 1t will be sent gratis.
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Christmas or New Years Present
WHEELER L. WILSON'S
SEWING MACHINE

valuable and appropriate 'estim onial of A
FATHER to his DAUGITTER,
son toh his MOTllERs
HUSBAND to his WIFE, ora
BROTHER to his SISTER.
This G'ft is profitable and avilabls a
lifetime.
II is equal to ten seamstresscs.
An Annual Dividend ofl0O to 500 per
cent. ton 't' cost may be obtained in
nsc-by its possessor
II. HAMMOND, Agent
h'lml for Upton, and vicinity.
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Singers Letter A Machine,

Ia the hest Machine 10 the world Tor Family
49, Sewing and Light Manufacturing Pur-
-. poses: Price. with hemmer.) and
-re- beautifully 81 namcnted. $50.
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DIED..

Of As szs.H5a "a 0
Tas tiisna. 81 sSs fsnii, are fssts ted 70 attend
tie funeral from his 70 residence, OHIO Avenue.
between lsX and Nth sts.. this sftsrnoon, 81 ~
. Sa snfass &: 81. si ss 81 q
Bis if,srds and relatives Ale most respectfully
invited Y Hss.sd ~, fsrsr.l from BIS rssIS %
Tuss1ey. the iith Instant, ~ O'Clock ,. m.
Tatgxs AkROL. aged years and months:
the sss ~ Ss
tween 18th and ls:h, on Tuesday, o. s O'clock.
or tss Of = TIE " ,l,s Ipsisa JOHN
Rls fansr.l VII tafs place from the re,ldsnee Of
On the 10Th isstsnt, after ., short llnsss. Mrs,
MAKG AKET DoNbH0E, in the 18th year Of
% Her funeral viii take pace on Tuesday, q 8
and sSsk. N. Y. Herald and fIibans cosJIs
On .h. lS.s i1:t.n. e. @ Of bran ,a t!s,sr
Sssh Clam. asea smOnins and DAYS
MSns.' sss sA s 3 *
S;:s: is%.is ioi Il: iu''srsSls i0'' hs1 he T:''
OF .. 9Th instant aye. ,so5s eSs ,slntS! Il
loved wife OF VIM. Bard, 10 the 18Th year o. nef
age. isatipg o large family 10 rncuiL their ontime
~ loss. May she rest IN peace!
On tho 10Th instant, J0hN. aged II Ionths ana
.Sf 8 S Sss ssa hi. s.saSSon 18th
isst q, e'eoek, from .he realdsuss Of his parents
~ y s.eas 4 X X; s.r Ss :t I ssss
assshsw Of Ben emil. .. and MsrsSa ). Wright,
.t Sc sSss q q q: ss:iy .r. r....sss, r.
crested - attend her fsnstals te-nor9y aftes
1.s. Gen e: s::S q e Be-
Qn the nespi9g q - lse Instant. q half pss'
ths n psrs, from tksir readiness, No. % In iisas
sysnae, e Q eiock .. n. 70 mofrsv,
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menh At their head, a. on all previous cc~ssie ~
when at tue head Of hn Sssiera army.
Ps -we lost a single psecs Of srtillery-ons
Of BesrL Il upset In = ditch, and Is IL could noe
be rig hted by those In charge OF it, wu sosn-
doned.
We rssre, our 1asbility 70 cali public attention
to the services OF all the gallant URion Ofhoers
and men, individually, engaged In this imPortsnt
battle. One and al performed their whole duty
moss satisfactorily. We may, however, mention
that General Banks was aided most sighaily
throughout the engagement by Bfigsdier General
Roberts, Gensral Pope's Chief OF Cavalry, sssgned
to him as his adviser upon the held. he was
seen everywhere by turns, saising in arranging
and experimenting the movements Of the t.Oops,
and encouraging them to the manifestation Of the
remarkable tone they preserved Throughout the
entire battle.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERT'MTS
~T0 TIE GiTizENs, OF GEORGE

tH TOWN, ID. Q.
We have been ~. horixed to invite the citizens
Of this Town TO make On eerv liberal contribution
OF money In aid Of the National Administration in
lts tf Drts to terminate the southern Rebellion
There are maly reasons Why We shou d do 20, our
D oximlty to the seat Of 6overr mont, tbs larse
suns which have been appropriated By Congress-
It's Iryperty ard the preservation Of Its lesee,
should not be foTk etten IN tuoh season Ss the
present. The war, itself. locally and incidentally,
has brought no dsastsrs upon us, but has given
great deal Of profitable smIloyment 70 our people,
Immensely ffeyessed the business Of this District,
and brought fortunss 20 hundreds; These are.
however, but secondary oonfldtTstiong. and ne
nsed lot present motives and lrlnoipes, Of .
selling oil loyal man hero. and elsewhere, 20 do oil
they oan 70 terminate this vAr and 70 restore pese
and prosperity TO oil the states OF our once happy
Every oitixsn ofthe Town is esu.sted to call 1t
the Farmers and Mechanics Bank, The bank OF
Commerce, OF on the Clerk 90 the Town Hall, and
subs 9riba, and pay such iums 90 their means Will
slIov, which will in due season be placed Ct the
disposal Of the Government. This Opportunity
viii be Afforded until the 18th instant, when eli
VINO may Lo, have subscribed, vil be waited upon
Ssrso ns!ly. for contributions, By persons duly aa-
Ssly 1ss y your oesdsn, servants.
#ffEEEEi a AAP IaishS,'
WitEI1k 3. Ebks,
E'yvlAAHbkY99Essky
GeorsstoVp, p, y, August II, 1855 % u-eoSt
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The REBELS DECLINE TO RENEW THE
FIGHT TIE NEXT DAY, YESTERDAY
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THE UNION GENERALS AUGUR, GEARY
AND PRINCE WOUNDED.
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IMPoRIAHr TO SuIIKRA.

Matthew's Machines for making pure, spark
ling Soda Water for bottling or retailing from
the counter, are the most simple, make the bes
article and cost less than any other Plain printed
instructions for making the Soda Water ana de
licious Syrups, 20 with machines. send FOL
illustrated catalogue II contains much that every
Sutler should know. Address John Matthews
maker Of Soda Water Apparatus, Nos. 437 and
439, First Avenue, New York. au a-eo6t
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The REBEL GENERALS wINDER AND
TRIMBLE KILLED.
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FlF TEEN HUNDRED UNION TROOPS
KILLED AND WOUNDED!
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SOLDIERS, zee to your own health. DO not trust
to the army supplies. Cholera, Fever and Bowel
Complaint viii follow your slig htest ndiscretion.
HollOway's Pills end Ointmentfhouid be In every
mans knapsack Phe British and French troops
use Lo other medicines. Only Is cents per box or
m
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LIME! LINE! LINR On hand large quaint
~ CT my own manufacture, In quantities TO sui
purchasers, at w. II. Godsy's lime kiins. tt
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REBEL LOSS IN KILLED AND WOUNDED
VERY GREAT.
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AREcRuIrINs OFFICE for the lss District Regi.
ment has been opened at No. 5S Seventh street,
opposite Center Market. splendid chance to
enlist The city has offered $50 bounty to recruits.
Don't wait TO be drafted, but fall In line at once
Recruiting officers, Capt. Boyd and Lieut. Dob
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UNION LOSS OF REGlMENTAL OFFICERS
VERY HEAVY.
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THE PRISONERS

Among the prisoners brought to the city on
Saturday night and lodged In the Old Capitol
prison, was Thos K. Love, David Fit1hugh end
= Williams, OF Fairfax c. H., for refusing to
take the oath Of sIlegisncei and Col. Charles Lee
Jones, late OF this city, and MsjeT Alfred Moss,
Of Fairfax c. II q, aid to Gen Ewell, both taken
prisoners by Bayard's Cavalry, near Orange { IA .
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
NEW YORK, Aug. lI-lIk a. m.-Fin: Board
Long bonds, 99k; gold, 1l3
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LAwroN BIAcKsRRRIEs.--Pe Persons wishing
fresh berries for preserving can obtain them by
leaving their orders at Clagett 4 Dedson's Carpet
Store, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Also,
new Potatoes delivered fish by leaving the II
orders on the same days. au 5-lw
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ONz DOLLAR ONE DOLLAR ONE DoLLAR!!!
60 to the Dollar Store, 438 Penn avenue, near
Four snd-a-hah street, and zee the splendid stock
Of iewelry and silyer-plated ware, and take your
choice for one dollar. lw"
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EQk sAhk-yvo hsnaseps DARK b, cOAcA
nOhrEs, kind eno fente-york Gn-
tle % eoehle soid for No fsnit, the owner ~
hSyint GO f9rther lse Tor them. lAppiy -
~ avsnaa IRsSubl sss-stso
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To obTAIp sne carts dc visits likenesses 70 Z,
Whitehurs,'s, No. 43i Pennsylvania avenue. HI
IL, selling isFtginal) carts dc visits hkenesses C
distin 2 uis ned men, embracing all the pf0minen
men OF this country. See bis nkenesses In oil and
water colofs. Those desiring camp and aeld view
taken call and leave yOur orders. jy 12-eolmR
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SECOND EDITION.
THREE O'CLOCK 2. u.

1 GREAT BATTLE At StAUGHTERS NOUN.
TAIN, NEAR CULPEPER COURTHOUSE.
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CuREp OF PIMPLBs ON THE FACE The best
medical skill In Washington aud vicinity failed
to cure me OF pimples, bletches and boils, with
has given ms q handsome complexion, exempt
from all efuptiOns, by his herb medicines.
aul-u H. 3. BAMRs, Center Market.
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NEW YOkk sroCk MANkEr.
TYR AsURY DkPA

Aufustf, lS62.
PRorosAIs viii DO reserved st this DeDsTt'-ept.
Until the l5tn instant for from 800 % 800 CORDS OF
deli sered In frost Of tas S0Gshssst Exsczt:ve
Bul'dinE, aud corded AID MEASURED n the Yard
the whole 10 delivered or the doliyerJ secured.
ia 'poslls must be sddrossed % the xggertaten,
dofs a .Propossls for Wood !" and sent undcr
cover 60 the Secretary Of tke Treasury.
,ns,, sn,,n.,,ps... Al, MoAaE h.A,1Ns...
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nROPOsALs Will be received O. the MATyr',
Il Once unll the lfth day Of Aurest, ter srsdinS
and travelling Eight street ve<S from Al strest
north 10 n ho6e Island AVENUE
che Grsvellinf 70 Do cine inches In the centre.
taPering d3vn 70 fopr inahes 90 the cutter ne the
% iapfOpsr siss' ana Vel roiisd With q sessJ
roilef, 80.
f!sls..l. yil ststs the y.ise for srsains per
.u,.ss.v c.nu,..,.,f: E, DonskTI:,
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FIRE,-About II O'Clock on Saturday night,
officer James johnson discovered a fre in the
back building Of house on Seventh street, be-
tween X and 8, occupied by Thomas Turner,
which he eItinguished, with the aid Of the in
mates, before much damage was done.
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THRU WARD STATION CAsEs -BJOrs JnSties
TIomps0M- Melina, assault on
Matilda GODDARD; dismissed. Morris ] Fried
man, riding On the pavement; nned 81. So Michl
Rroois, stealing two bed spreads; dismissed.
Henson Hawkins, colorec, fipe on Georgiana
Godfrey, colored, twelve years Of age; jail for
court. VIM. Davis, disoIderlyi workhouse 80
DAYS. John Brown, druak; turned over to the
military.
Mondsy.-Henry ysckson, colored, disorderly;
fned sl.5s. Henry Hall, eolored, fast riding; do.
IS -. VIM. Lancaster, colored, do; dismissed.
John Harvey, disorderly and profane; do. 81 81.
Also, for carrying concealed weapons; fined $40.
James williams, throwing stones; do 81. VIM.
Adams, disorderly and prSfsnei do. %. samuel
SAVOY, do; do. %.
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NERAL or PoLIcKMAN.-Thisa afternoon al
the policemen who are not on duty are attending
the funeral Of Thomas Shakespeare, q patrolm an
Shah espeare has been q policeman since the or
gen.zatlon Of the force, and by his attention to
duty had made many friends.
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m Aqua CREEK ROUTE The fine steamer
ksyp&t, which has been running between Wash
A<ts1 City and Aqua Greek, starting from the
Dsss c Seventh street, will, on and after to-mor.
100, q 18th instant, leave the Sixth street wharf
% elfkt O'Clock every morning.
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ODD FELLOws' FUNERAL Washington Lodge,
No. Q, preceded by PrOsperi's Band, yesterday
aftefnoon attended the funeral OF Mr. Isaac New
ton WALES, a member Of that fraternity. The
funeral services Of the Order were conducted at
tbs gave In 6lenwood Cemetery by Chaplain
CkfiGkr phef CammaCk,
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LOCAL NEWS.
AxusExzrrs To-NIeHf.

c.srrnBuRY Hall. already-excellent
ana populaI ir0ups performing at Canterbury tbs
90, week has been augmented by the addition OF
Miss Nellie Taylor. the pleasing ballad vecalht |;
wills Armstrong, the clown and pantomimist
j 9. Clarke, the Ethiopian srtiste No M. Sol
the favorite violinist, and Others. Miss Ellen
Colleen and jolly Sim Budworth have been re
engaged, and now enter upon their third week.
Besidss, the additional attractions Of Jenny
Allen, Maggie Vernon, the Delevantes, Denny
gallagher, w. b. Harrison, &C, are ssin on Can
terbuTy boards.
NKw YoRK ATLANTIC GLRDRr-Signofa Sey-
del sings at tie free concerts daily given az this
resort. Attentive walters dispense refreshments.
APOLLO CoNcRRr sALooN-Free concerts daily.
Winisrssein plays the piano, and Nachman leads
the orchestra.
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ENFORCEMENT OF IHB RBsrRICTION Upon
TRAvRL.-A number OF persons were Yesterday
and the day before prevented, except on condi-
lions, from leaving the city in the cars. This
action Is In accordance with the Executive order,
to prevent the evasion Of military duty by thOss
subject 10 draft
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GONE TO RoNE-The Rev. Mr.. Stonestreet,
9. J., has been elected by the Jesuit Society to
make tue annual visit to His Holiness the Pope,
and general OF the order. The Rev Mr. Stone
street 10 an American citizen by birth, and has
never yet seen His Holiness II being his first visit
to Europe. He will carry with him the best
wishes OF host OF friends.
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsRs-BsfoTs Justice
Clark.-sunday--Thomas Burns, disorderly, dis
missed. John Jordan, drunk; fned "a. John
Riley, assault; security for peace. Reuben Lucas,
sleeping In the street, fined 81. Thomas Henry,
do; dc. 81. George Washington, drunk; fined
al 81.
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POLICE The Third Ward Patrolmen reported
the following cases Saturday: SsraA Simms,
drunk and sighting; workhouse 90 days. VIM
Romsin, do do. Mary A. Powers, disorderly
and profsne; fned 81. VIM. II. Brisblo, bitch
Clayton Peter ssraub, selling liquor to soldiers;
do s20-by Justice Clark.
The Fourth-ward patrolmen reported Saturday:
William McCartY, assault security for Peaee-oy
slG 40 from Margaret Moore security for court.
Charles Osenberg, assault and battery; ruled for
\ hearing before Justice Rarnaelo. Mary Oser-
berg, do; do. Octar Taylor, riding On the pave
meni; nns 81 s5-by justice Clayton.
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ARRIvAL OF "sscKsuo PRIsoNBAs Sst-
ur1sy night, about bali past ten O'Clock, uain
nsrived 40 hon Cstisttls station, BY the way Of
Alexandria, bringing no rebel prisoners, taken
An recept skifnis6os In the vicipliy Of Cplpepef
Csurt- Hcass. a posties Of item are eitissns e.:
restsd a. spies % suspeete1 % giving ''sid ana
comfort e .ns sssny sa,,o ~. - sse'ee In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-11

DIsoRJER AT CRYsTAL SPR1NG -kOundfman
Fenwick this morning reported that there was
comfortable disorder at Crystal Spring YestCs
dsy iu which q number Of officers ard civilians
were engaged. The RouRdsman got there alone,
and when the disorder began, went In TO pre-
serve the peace; and he was attacked by several
Orucers soldiers and citizens, and his staH taken
-fTom his wrist The names Of the parties promi-
mend were obtained and will be reported, some TO
the proper military authority, and others for the
grad jury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-11

A Sick MAN-About eight O'Clock this morning
excitement took place In the neigh
oofhood Of Fourteenth and g streets, from the
appearance OF q sick man under temporary
with no clothing excepting shirt
after running about two squares, he was caught
and taken back 20 his room.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-11

CoRoNKa's IsQUBsI-Justice Johnson, depu-
aised for tina; purpose by Coroner w ooevard, held
IN Inquest on Saturday on the body OF Reed zoe
q discharged soldier, late q member OF company
\, IO3d regiment Pennsylvania volunteers. The
evIdeace revealed the fact that the deceased was
n man OF unusually Incorporate habits but ms
Immediate cause OF bis death vas disease OF the
leart The Jury returned verdict In aceor danct
with the above facts. The deceased 10 SAID q
have been highly educated and Intelligent man
and at one time physcian Ia COED standing.