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Evening star., 1863-04-18
wAShlNaTON THEATRE.
ITALIAN OPERA!
nIREHTOP

THIS SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 10,
Second Grand Opera Night. Mozart's immortal
-i''''s' DoS GIOVANNI. (DoN JUAN,
the create ci Of al p ope'", n~ with an im%en cat
lima Nj lie Morcnsi. Dog Ia E!vira Sig: Brignoli,
Oua!io. Sig. ,Amodi9, Don Giovanni. Sig. susini
Cnmm nm ndator" sg Dubrc%p Maseto with full
chorus auc grand orchestra.
M1SpAY, AFRiL g. fifi THiRD GRAND f or ofERi Efo
NlGHT Verdi - most cel.Srate'l latest work:
Tn Bale in Maschrr, was originally com posed by
Verdi for the T. tro San Carlo, at Naples but was
prohibited hy the Government signor Jacovazzi.
ii!r director Of the Opera at Rome having heard
this, procured from Cardinal ntoiieii the Mfnister
ton and begged Verdi to allow it for the tirst time
I" h. given in that ci'y. Verdi consented. and it
there achi va prodisious success, having run for
more 1h.n forty consecutive nights It was imme-
diat"ly after produced in florence, Milan, Turin,
Wa univer, ally received with demonstratin,s Of
The warnest critical enthusiasm. In Paris it, pro-
ductiom has lately created the most unLouI,ded n
~ JuieS JaIiE, Paul d" ST. Victor, Florrntmo Sru-
ms Pcrera le plus CHAIRMAN. et le plus melOdieuH
The nlusi; Of n Bells in Haschera is full of
melody yivacity and truth full drama tic sen t.
1t paint in the lnnat vic csiors ali the differ ent
passicns with WHICH he personages in tina Opera
are invested. AID affords grand variety Ot the
most graceful snd melodies, which rendt r it the
most attractive and pleasing of all modern Italian
80 CARD The Arrangement of the Opera wonid
raq"est such OF lis patross may wish to be upon
the stage curing the scene Of the Masquerade, to
make application for Cards of Admission to the
Management, between the second and third acts
These VIII be supplied witbaul any add 7ionsl
charge. but are obliged to be limited in number
UNRIFALED CAST.
Richard, Count Of Warwick and Governor of
., stop. Reinhart. Creole All Srcretsry To ie
Goyernor, sgnor AmSoiio. hmeiis, wife Of Rein
the AStrolnger. Tile Morepsi. oscar a Page
Mile Cxrdier. Samuel and Tom, Enemies Of the
Count; sig. \. Bsri:i and Sig. DubreuI. A Judge
rig. Baiaguerri : Servant to Amelia, Sig
AlEires
TUESDAY, April 81. Fourth Opera Night In
active preparation, Meyerbeer's celebrated and
latest master piece.
DiNORAH LIE PARDON Dc rLOEMEL.
TIE PILGRIMS TC PLOERNRL.
WhicR is now the Leading event il the musical
world
Admission. 81; Orchestra and Balcony Chairs
50; Parquette sud Dress Circle. each Si.5I
Seats Tor either Of the two nights can be secured
al MetIert tits Music Store.
Doors open at I Opera commence at 2. 1t
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Riot at Halifax, Nova Scotia.

HALIFAX, April 17.-There was quite Sc.
rlous collision between troops and citizens last
evening. About three hundred of the former
broke from the barracks and rushed through
the streets, assailing citizens and breaking
windows. Several were hurt ON both sides,
some seriously. A detachment of Royal artil.
lery soon drove them to the barracks
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ND ID l. o W s HALL.
THIS tMONDAY) EVENING, April 18th.
And Erery Ersa,Hg turing tbs wesk.
SAN NDEKSON'S GIGANTIC DIORAMIC ILLUS
TRATI0NS OF
THE RUSSIAN WAR!
1t will be shown with all it's
THRILLING INCIDENTS, BOMBARDMENTs
AND SIEGES,
BATTLES ON LAND AND SEA
And ending with the grdndest conception of Scenic
Art:
THE FINAL DsTRUCTION AND CeNFLAGRA-
TION OF SEBASTOPOL,
pronounced the most successful Illustration of its
kind ever attem ptsd in this country
This Dlo Panoramic EXhib bitOn re presents n the
most graphic manner the most important events
which distinguished the
CKIMEAN WAR;
Moral, Instructive and Entertaiuins,
Doors open at O'Clock to commence at quar-
ter of O'clock.
Admission Is cents children Is cents
81 Reserved Seats 30 cents
81 GRAN d DAY PERFORMANCEON SATUR
DAY at s O'Clock. an II 5t.
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PERSONAL.

NATRIMONIAL.-T- o Young gentlemen, good
-Vk looking, lntelIig" IT and having more money
Than they heed, GeS-e the acqua ntance of Pile
brary) ard weaithy young ladies, with a vew to
matriIuOny. The most iDdisputabe references
given and required Err,ed. riMfe must he enclosed
Address WILL and JOE, star Office 1t
AIRS. l.. SMITH, Clsirvoyant. Test Medium, 90
A'H south street, Capitol Hill, between isI and
2i SITS heals disease by magneli'm with but little
medicine; and describes your deceased fre ads
gets names also see our living husbands. wvas,
and fer the unmarried descrbass exactly the
lovers so accurately that persons marcel with
prise. Mrs. s. fOrteis future events in bust ness
marriages, reads character. Hours from ,
till p. n, Sittings 81, spIl-lwr
~ NO IMPOSITION
IF1ADAME ROSS, Doctress and Astrolosist, uae
born with natural gift. She tells the past and
tuture-was never known to fail. Cause speedy
marriages, brings together those long separated.
Cures all ctseases suSiness strictly confid1ntia
No. 435 street West, between 9th ard 7th. near
the Patent ONCE. The only person that can show
reality. Ladies s. cents; gentlemen 81. naE5 I'm.
Evening star., 1863-04-18

~ A Philadelphia jury having recently ac-
quilted man of a charge of murder, contrary
to the evidence and the instructions OF the
court, the District Attorney the next day i'd
mlnlstered a most pointed rebuke, by SAYING
ne would at that term try no more murder
eases, as he did s'not deem il safe for the Com
monwealth TO try any mhie man for murder,
before this panel of JURORS,
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STRENGTH OF THE POSITION AT SUFFOLK,
NA.-A correspondent Of the Boston Journal
says:
"Our artillery practice is splendid, and whe !,
IT comes 10 be directed to the living column its
effect must be tremendous. The Somerton roaG,
on which the 9th Massachusetts is posted IS
guarded by seI eral regiments, aud is swept by
cross-flre from more than sixty cannon. An
experienced artillerist and q general declares
that lGuCtU men could not emerge from the
woods and form line of battle and enter our
fortificai!ons. They would be entirely cut up
before such purpose could be effected.,,
Evening star., 1863-04-18

RF case involving the constitutionslity OF
the black laws of Illinois has been tried in the
circuit court of Adams county. Senator Bro gn-
ing made an argument against the law, but
Judge Sibley decided against him, and held
the parties, who were several eolored persons
that had entered the State in violation of the
statute. The case will be carried before the
supreme court.
Evening star., 1863-04-18

WAR DEPARTMENT.
w WASHINGTON, January q, 1863.
In consequence of the pressure sf business at the
War Department, passes for citizens to visit the
Amy OF the Potomac win be given at the Office of
Lieut.. Col. CONRAD, 1872 Pennsylvania avenue
above Nineteenth street.
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Return of st. Domingo Emierauts

gusta arrived tonight from st. Domingo. Shit
brings number OF negro emigrants who hav,
returned.
Evening star., 1863-04-18

The Administration Sustained by the New
York Senate.
ALBANY, April 1.-THE Senate Of New York
have adopted resolutions for the support of the
Administration in vigorous prosecution of
the WAR
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~ Among the last acts OF the PennsyIyanis
Legislature was the adoption of resolution
Instructing the Governor TO direct the Attorney
General TO institute criminal proceedings
against SIMON Cameron. John J. Patterson,
William Brobsr, and Henry Tho.1as. a renort
OF committee having charged them with
bribery in connection with the late elecrion or
U. s. Senator.
Evening star., 1863-04-18

FORTRESS MONROE, April 1.-THE remains
OF Lieutenant Colonel Kimball, of Hawkins
Zouayes, arrived here this evening, and were
escorted TO the fortress. They will leave for
New York tomorrow evening.
Evening star., 1863-04-18

~ Some school trustees in a district out
west, tly summoned teacher before
them TO an wer the charge of sectarianism in
her prayers at the opening of the school each
day. grtfe trustee arose and stated that he
was sorry TO be obliged 10 testify that ha him.
sell mad heard ''sectarian" prayer while vis-
iting the school.
"Well, what was il -
sit was an Episcopal prayer. He had read
1t IN the Episccpal Prayer Book
'Impossihle," was the reply. Repeat IT;
what " as 1t l''
Well, he couldn't say it ali, but il was that
prayer that began, 'Our Father which az. n
heaven"
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OF FIG "A L.

pEPARrMrNr OF STATE, I
WASHINGTON, April IL, 1854
Release from the draft on the ground Of sliensge
has been allowed in the following case:
Name Wisfe drafted
Jchn N Barlow GeneBee CO Michigan.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GROWERS TkEATRE.
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, near Willard's Hotel
LnOulnn npnvuI NAuxaun

Last Appearance, positively, of the EN- nent Trage-
dian,
j. WILKES BOOTH.
Appearance Of the charming favorite Actress,
MISS SUSAN DENIM
Appearance of the Popular, Gifted Actress,
MISS ANNETTE INCE.
THIS EVENING,
Last night certainly of the great sensational play,
THE MARBLE HEART.
ph, dias u,;h ~,
NJ lie Marco ...---......... Annette Ince
Marie sasa Observation-Disclosures. Susan Denim
Di genes d.. n p
Mons. Voltage S-'''.'.'' DOH. W. nosers
Monday Evening next, First Appearaace of the
GI eat M Modcrn Comedy Co, gress
sF- Admission 80, 25, and IS cents. No extra
charge for sc ecured seats
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An Expedition up the st. Francis.

CINCINNATI, April 1.-THE expedition which
lett Helena last Sunday proceeded up the St
Francis river, Ark, 4 distance of sixty miles,
secured the country, and had skirmishes with
rebel cavalry, in which they killed three, cap
turtd thirty and then returned to Helena.
a large number OF troops Were embarkiug at
Helena for Nicksburg at the last accounts The
gre atest activity prevails.
Adjutant General Thomas made a speech to
Gen. McPherson's brigade at Lake Providence
the other day. He told the soldiers that the
President had clothed him with the fullest
power to inausurate the Administration policy
touching negroes, who We're to be received
within our lines, clothed, fed and armed. He
had authority TO dismiss any man, be his rank
what it may, who maltreats this unfortunate
race. This was the policy of the Administra-
ton. The President had set his foot down and
was not going 10 take il I'D.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.l
THE WAR IN ARKANSAS.
The North Side of the Arkansas Cleared OF
Rebels.

ST. LoUIs, April IA telegram from Col
Phillips, dated Parkhill, Cherokee Nation,
April 11th. says he has swept the north side OF
the Arkansas river clear OF rebels. A part OF
his command holds Port Gibson. He has had
overtures from Col. Drew, Capt. Vaughan, and
the Creek 1ndians. The rebels are gathering
south OF the Arkansas river, and hold all fords,
W hich are now deep.
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A PRO CLA ALTON

r q T. l. 4 VI T ION!
A PRoCLAMATIOH
pAyTON:s CELEBRATED BOSTON CRACKERS,
WINE BISCUIT,
LEMON BISCUIT, PIC MIC CRACKERS,
ARE SuLDBY
0KnE Il SON, KING Il BURCRELL. GASS &
galley. GCLlCK, HOOVER, WHITE &
JOYCE, NJ. GREEN, b. FENNER.
mar 2i-lm*
RIsTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
~ FOR TIE DISThICT * COLUMBIA.
Lai:fi States
IS IN ADMIRALTY.
Cdygo cf WhiSsg. COfsc, fc.1
hereas the said .argo was captured prize by
the officers and crew Of the United States dotilia
and brought into the port of Washington, District
OF Colum ha and br0u ght within the iuriislicton
O: saic Court, ard on the I'd DAY CT March, 1853,
libel was filed in said Court by the United States
ton OF said cargo. and that moaition and attach
nent issue against the cargo and the thers
Of and all persoms interested claiming an inter
est therein, warning them at early day 10
appear and an wer said lihel: 1t il therefore
dered ty this Court in admiralty slit ng This 3ist
ds' Of March ISIS. that ice bs given to the
ers II sai3 cars-7 raE.c a2i persons interested
claimi-e an interest therein appear sid answer
this libel on the first Monday OF May, 1853, and
show cause ifan tEey have why said cars 20 should
Lot be condemned and sa.&rprG0rding 10 law: and
thai said notice &c Evru by postiuia copy OF this
order upon the front door Of the Court House of
said District. and by publication in the Ey-niIa
Star tw ice Il week previ 70 raid t;r;t Monday II
MAY, 1855 the first publication to be Oh or before
tE first Monday of Aprii LIS.
By order of ths Court.
Ccpy-Test R j. MEIGS Clerk SD 2aw
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VOL. XXI
WASHINGTON. d. c.. SATURDAY. APRIL 1s. 1868. NJ
EDUCATIONAL.


CT. TIMorHY's HAL.
- CAIONSVILLE.
BLLrINoRr COUNTY, MARYLAND.
resumed at Catonsville in All its Department.,
Classical, Commercial and Military.
Arms and eaui ipments have been Furnished by
the State for Artillery and Infantry tactics,
Terms, including Books aad Stationary, : AS per
session of ten moi tbs Foi aoa ,a%ss1n Of pupils
sp16-l0t
Coward INSTITUTE,
Hon. ~. y: sEWARD, President.
FEMALE DESARTMENT-Miss NJ + HorCH
HISS, Principal The GUNNER Session commences
April2'. Board, tuition in English and French,
hsjersur.s Hon. VIM H. Seward, Rev J. Eells,
z b., Church on the Hights, Brooklyn: R. G..
Psrdee SuPt N. Y. 8, &. Union, 599 Broadway;
and Iveson & Phinney. H. Walker street, N. Y.
Florida. Orange cosnty, N. Y ap 8-3wf
L BoRDENTOWN. N. J.
This Institute is pleasantly located on the peia-
been in successful operation for more than ten
yaaIs. sId is one of sbe IL ost hourskirg institu-
tions Of learning in the country
s:ec;al attention ia paid to the Common and
Higher branches of English, snd superior sdvan.
Drawing. Painting French and Latin are taught
BY experienced teachers.
Persons coming from the South can leave Wal
cut street wharf. Philada at a. m. and 2, 4, "A
AND p e.. Fer catalogues address :,
Rev. JnHN Ii. BRAKELEY, A; NJ,
References in washinston Hon c. Ten Eyke,
Female; Hon J. N. L Strstton, House pf Represea-
tstives; jno P. Polk, State Department.; Jcs. l..
Department of the Interior; s. J. Groot NJ. D.
fa l8 aTaf
Evening star., 1863-04-18

IRON HALL, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Betreen OH and 10Th streets,
Having renewed their license, offer their services
HouEeh old Furniture and Merchandise of any de.
scrintien, Literal cash advances made whenever
required. ao91a
IMPORTANT FOR
We will sell best Fh6uk for nine dollars ner
barrel, which is better, and two dollars cheaper
Flour than ever hour was sold oNs IL NWssshingt9n gn
ap 15-St Corner Eighth and d.
$. H. AEON,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
GROCERIES, TEAS, WINES, LIQUORS AND
Suffers STORES,
393 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
ap15-tf Betw. Az and 9th sts., Washington
YOU CAN SAVE CENTS ON EVERY DOLLAR
JONES & CO.'S, corner sta and streets,
PRODUCE, pkov1ssfoNs VI sHSS AND FRUIT.
JONES & co. KEEP R+otk AotARGER AND BETTER
than any house here or in Balti more.
~ NEW BUTrERi
TheHrst in this city arrived at
ap l5 2w Corner Eighth and streets.
('OALl
co A l. COAL,
We have now on hsno 3 large supply of the best
quality Of COAL, which selling at reduced
price WARDER & STEWART,
sp E-lw Corner and Twelfth streets
w FROM LIVERPOOL DIRECT
w Have just i'm ported from the English Pot.
:eries a large and beautiful sortment of DECOR.
ATED CHAMBER SETS, at low prices, to which
We invite the attention of parties about to pur-
chase. Q. W. B0TELEK & SON,
31e, Iron ii all Pson. avenue,
ap ll-6t General Housefurnishing store
NEW AND STYLISH
y SPRING DRESS GOODS
Now recivin 3 q lar ge and well assorted stock of
me newest styles at reduced prices for cash
J. W. COLLEY, 523 1th street,
Ap lI.at above Pa a9enus.
NEW SPRING STYLES
~ OPENED TODAY
Rufied and Plain Mantles
New styles Spring eha wles,
Large assOrtm ent ef Mourning Shavis
Which will be sold che ap for cash.
J. W. COLLEY, 523 7th street,
ap ll-5t above Pa avenue.
w 6ENTLEMENS CLOTHING.
w have now in store q full stock of GENTLE-
MEN SSPRING OyERC0ATS, BUSINESS SUITS
latest styles, Manufactured with the same degree
WALL, STEPHENS & CO.,
ap l0-tfif Ninth and Tenth streets.
A FOR SALE ~
"A LOT OF WELL BROKE -
YOUNG MULES.
( And keep constantly on hand Horses and AA
Mules for sale or exchange on aecommo-
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~ An inspection Of our stock, , licE is now
sspIete ID every branch. is respectful solicited,
AUG. JOHNSON Il co.
mai lS-t
STEAMSHIP GREAT EASTERN
FROM NEW YORK To LIVERPOOL. .aZiE30
The STEAMSHIP 3x1s1nn
GREAT EASTERN,
WALTER PATTON Commander,

cpEi iHk n p IL AASTEnN AAHEEtFN
WALTER PATTON Commander,
ss'af5sy =. ,;sAPEil IS sata5asy NJ" .GsS Mayo
sseh to size. situation and accom-
privileges in the Saloons in regard to meals and
attendance, Suits of apartments for families may
EXCURSION Tickets ogt and back, iP the lst Cabin
snder twelve years o; age half are Infants free.
furnished At separate tables ..'. $40
THl1o GsgIsSfh'srnedia State Rooms, pas "
found oad With Ssd dn5s table utsn
srrEE.Gs. @ With With Superior ''a seconmodat tS ms S
All fares payable in Gold, or its equivalent in q.
Each passenger ellored, twenty cubic feet of
fsr pa.sasc e apply to cHAkfEs A. WHITNEY,
Fa4 sas ffs fefshs 20 sPRg 10 Es o Asp1s
WALL, Agents, 81 south street, New York.
NIB 2'-tte9
PAIRo NIKE ELDEN CO.,
aas PENN. AZ S1rhP opP6s1'rE posi- w1LLaRps
WAsBIsGToN, D. c.,
WILL BUY AND SELL
GOLD AND SILVER, UNCURRENT MONEY.
VIRGINIA AND OTHER
THERN BANK NOTES
DEMAND AND $40 TREASURY NOTES
and all other
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
DRAFTS ON THE NOR rHERN CITIES AND
EUROPE.
Navy and Army Checks and QuArtermasters'
Vouchers Cashsd.
Collections made cn the most liberal terms.
Bonds Stocks and Geld bought and sold on usual
commissions.
Deposits received. mar 21-1m
MAYORS OFFICE,
fI WAsHIsGToS, d. C, April 10, 1868.
PROPOSALS will be received st the Mayors Office
until u n Monday, the 10th instant for eontin-
uing the Sewer from its present termination on l
street north. between eth and 10th streets west, to
apoipt 10th street thirty feet from the east side
Of 10Th, and thence along said 10th street to the
north side of New York avenue with latersls and
drops, 60
Bidc will state the price per inea foot for the
main, laterals, including drops and excavations.
Speci6 cations can he seen at the Surveyors or
Gee and after next Monday.
Bidders are notified that no part of the appro-
priatien will be paid ualess the Commis .ioner and
Assistant Commissioners express in writing that
the verk is properly executed.
JOHN T. GARNER
Commissioner Third Ward,
JOSEPH BRYAN
CHAS. EDMONSTON,
Assistant commissioners,
sp 1o-td Intel, Cbron. Repub.l
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Tie SChOOn.r Em,iy Murray
and CARGO.

TL1 S,boon.y E,n,J,, n,,x,o,, IL ADMIRALTY.
and Cargo.
Whereas, the said schooner Emily Murray and
cargo were captured as prize by the officers and
crew of the L i, steamer Cnur de Lien, attached
to the Potomac iotilia, and brought into the port
of Washington. District of Column bia and 5rou ght
within the jurisdiction of said Court, and the
2h day OF FebTuary, ls6S, Libel was flied in sand
Court, by the United States Attorney for the Dis
triet Of Columbis, praying the condemnation OF
said schooner and srgo, and that process of chi
tlon and attachment issue against said schooner
and cargo, and the owners thereof, and all persons
interested or claiming interest therein. warning
them al some early day to appear aud answer said
libel 1t is therefore ordered by this Court, in ad
sitting this lst day of April 1853 that notice
be given to the owners of said schooner and cargo
and all persons interested or claiming interest
therein, to appear and answer this bel the lst
Monday of May, 1863 and sh.w cause, if any they
have, VIII said schooner and cargo should not be-
condemned and sold according to law and that said
notice be ven by posting Of this order upon
the front door of the court house of said District
and BY publication in the Evening Star twice week
previous to said lst Monday in May, the first publ.
cation to be or before the LIST Msnday of April,
1868. By order Of the Court.
Test: b. J. MEIGS, Clerk
True copy-Test:-R. J. MEIGS, Clerk. sp 6-2sw
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rest: II. j hEtGs, CirrK.
Ccpy-Test r. j MEIGS. Clerk spi "a
nISTKlCT COURT OF TEE UNITED STATES
IL FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
iJy:fsf STINT,


b. Gases Gf MI D7iah pnr Ia ADMIRALTY,
Cf n, rnf 20 Qf the SCkOO.,5
Tho C. "crr.H
V hercas, the said a7 ,see of nnjlk drink were.
Oh the 24th of February, 1865, seized for violation
of the, Revenue Law Of the United States and
brought within tn juri- LECTION OF this Court. AMI
on tne second OF March. 1868. Libel was filed by
the United States Attorney for the District of Co
lumhia, in this Court, praying the condemnation
Of said cases Of milk drink, and that process of
mnnition and attachmen: issue against said cases
of milk drink and the owners thereof and all per
sODs interested claiming interest therein,
warning them at some early day to appear aud
swer said Libel: 1t la therefore ordered By this
Court: in Admiralty sitting, this first day OF prl,
1853, that notice he given to the owners of said
cases of milk drink and all pcrseus interested
claiming an interest therein To appear and answer
this Libel the first Monday of May, 1888 and
show cause, if any they have, why said cases of
milk drink 81 9ul3 not be condemned and sold
cording 10 law, and that said notice be given by
posting copy of this order pom the front door OF
the Court gouse of said Di.trIet and by publca-
tion in the Evening Star twic- week previous to
said first Monday in May, the first publication to
be or before the second Monday of April, 1863
Test: X. J. MEIGS. Clerk
Copy-Test r. HE1HS. Clerk. ap 4 2aw
nISTRTCT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
II FOE TH i DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-23
The sibiIanr Democrrcr-

The Kissing venom Of the Vsllandigham
type Of Democracy, is the product Of un-
mitigrted partisan rancour, fred and
stimulated by corrupt, unmessured selfish
ness, and the lust Of power and pl.ce.
To bslk the Administration, men Of this
stripe would recklessly destroy the Gov
ernment and ruin the country. The ex-
lied traitor candidate for Governor Of
Ohio, from his lookout" in Canada, spits
forth in malignant sibilstion his intsDsi-
fed spitefulness against the shallow con-
trivance Of the weak despots at Washing
ton, and the disIoyal press catches up the
traitorous refrain, and hurl their snathe-
mas against this q Abolition wal" j" in spir-
It, and almost in language calculating,
"Grest is JEFF. Davis and Vallandigham is
his prOphetP
Is the constitution assailed2 It is un-
constitutional to repeI the assault Is the
Government menaeed by an armed rebel
ion2 It is arbitrary and despOtic, if it
essays to save its own life from the assss-
sin-liks stabs Of therelentless insurgents.
No act Of grim treaehery and treason on
the part of JEFF. Davis and his blood
stained rufians, calls forth from this type
OF democracy, censure or rebuke; but the
brave Union soldiers who are set for the
defense Of the Government and our insti-
tutiOns, are characterized as the minions
Of Lincoln, f" " the hirelings Of Abraham"
Thus does this sibilant Democracy,
weaken the Government strengthen the
rebellion, undermine the foundations of So
cial good order, and spread abroad through
community the spirit of misruIe, and the
elements Of anarchy. They are, every
where, the recruiting sergeants for the
II" Left wing Of Lees Army"