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TWO FURNISHED ROa Ms PoR RENT, AT No
400 street. betue n 9th aud 7th sis. mh7-tf
4 GRANGE TO ISVEST.-The subscriber has
"A 9 number Of Houses for sale, ranging in value
from $50 to $500 olering good ehsn,e e. in
vest Iulsr T-lE- MN r. DRURY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-12

ID EAL ESTATE FOR SAGE-For sale, Lots -.
HI Is, 81 Squsrs Is3. north VI. between 10th sui
nth streets and Lot Is. eauare Is3 7th street be
tween II and L.
te 80 cow W L, WALL. & O.
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n. 6. McKNEw be * leave 10 intern 81. friends
ana tho IN hic centrally thAt h" ulli cuEtiisue ths
Va II q nd roal Business Al the a ssnd corner or
7th IL NEd Canal where can De lpra1 at al times
general Of Coal OF ell Btads $40 oss ~
and spst Wood, any length or size dry snd "a FOOD
Greer N 4 MchNEh
ribn Ft-e Wood Mia
Lh1 w Corner 7th stlrrt nd Canal.
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FOX HFAFING.-Alice Johnson was arrested
upon A charge OF Sealing sheets, table cloths,
larnkero"l f., &c, from u. r. Wilson, No 4jf
'Ihirie"Dth -. She Eas taken To thu ), cont-
ward All" by Pa'rO MAJ 81 sckie.OTd, a1d
sent 70 jail !1r a hearing y justice Clayton.
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NnTIcs

IN N0TICs.
lie ps'tpersbip be, eiofOre eXistiBz hstseen
N. G. McKAEs & ". II MARLoe for the pdcp pore
ef concucriRe the FOOD and coal business a. Her
the 6rrn Of MeKpew& Mnrior - this day si-snlycd
by mutual consent All persbBs iEdsbcd GO thu
late firm will piexFe call a. settle their &C cunts
q MsRSBW
February S, 1s62. W II. MARROW.
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N NO IMPOSITION
MADAME ROSS. Doctress and Astrologist was
born with o natural gift. She tells the past and
futuro-wes never kuuwn ia fail, Cause speedy
marriages. brings together those long separated.
Cures all diseases; Guinness strictly Confidential
No. 433 street West, batwasr 9Th snd 7th, near
the Pstent Once. The only person that can show
q likeness Of future husband abeent II end In
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n'sr i7d M,GTI7r co Au.,.
B, {. hcGbIRE & CO., .uc,ioneers.

't'kCSTEk SALE Y NALUs8LN REAL re
TATE IN TEB CITY OF WASHING f11S ii,
ihlDAf shsrnoou, April ~, 1t Ere clock. on
TIE pfentes- es virtue of deed az -rgist ha1rns
dste 'he !ith Of May, lss9 recorded am IA tee
,hna rec"rds 81 ston cvult,, District OF
SoinIhis, Iu Liber A. No lis 4 shall sell a.
public auction, to tie highest bidder al; tEst
certain Tot o. Kronrd in IN. city OF wsshins ton
Known ana coscFioes on the oflci.. plat of 80
city ss.ot rum oered two. e. iIn s9ua-s rumharad
I'VE hGLc; I'd md seven three. .J73 coma u;,S
H;<s3t- square feet, more or les.
This lot fronts sisty four feet on Indi.rsayen.,
between irst anc Second streets Yves: ming ,~i
10 nosth street, presenting good building front,
.Ims. One third in cash the residue in twelve.
TO be secured tp the sati.fsction of the trr.sras
SonVeysneihs 81 the Kpense OF pu rchss.r
thr days Ate ssis tia trustee RESI-, YES tn rht
10 r. SELL st the rits and eXp-nse of the .lny
purchaser, on one weeks notice in the National
1utelligrpcer.
M CARLISLE Trustee
mar l2-Stswtd J. c. MCGUIRE Co Aut IN
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II SECRET DISEASES.
ssH. Ill. 4. FORREST Cures all Diseases Of Im-
prudence. no matter how long contracted. or Will
receive no pay He lss had several years az pa
rience in military hos, i,ais in Europe, and wa
rants to cure any of the above diseases. Ohi sc
hCxrs, lzto and to IL. Private rooms for con-
situations with ladies. CoGsy itntions free at
north, between 7rh and 18th Ets., Is story brick,
name on the door, fe % Inn
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u FOX SALE Low
600 bushels L. inc ". stern Nj led CORN,
500 buehels SEED OATS,
Iat bushels FEED OATS.
App at OLD Tobacco Warehouse.
ORDERS may be left with WILLIAMS JOLLY,
~ sySe Wharf mgTT-lWf
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WARRANTED TO CCR1 IN Six DAYs.-Dr. Godfrey =
Antidote, an English Specific Of sixty-6v years.
standing, will cure Gonorrh1n in sir days. No
shsnSs Of diet required Price 81 per bottle: Sold
Washington, and Henry Cook, Alex snaria 10 s. IL
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SPERNAfOaRHGA GAN BE CUREp-Dr. Rand's
specihc cures Spernoor7h1a. Seminal Weakness.
fnpotency Loss af Potrer etc. Speedily nnd eFectxn!
". Its effects are truly magical. A trial of the
Specific, Sili convince the most skegtieal Of its
ner llth street and Pa. avenue, Washinston and
Henry Cook Ale1 andris. Sly
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ADIEs' BALMORAL2 AND CONGRESS
IL Boots of Gleve Calf Lasting Moroe- @SRm
90. etc, Misses and Children's BalmeraA
and Boots Of every desoription, Gum Longy
Boots, Boys Long Boots, in great variety, at !hs
lowest possible prio ., at No 16 Market 5pscs, Pa
DE- SEQ J. R0sENTHAL,
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BY. @. MIG rIks & co. Aae1nn..r. :

y
y CcksgK UY NEW Js3sET avsxss az, WON'T 3
sTkEkr -CR Tt ESDAT afternoon ES.rrh t,t,
az h..i past 'clocA. lie premises wssh.li ,sli
Lees Nos ami ]. IN eausre 10 mberrd es., situated
Al |: corner or New JFrzsr aveaue aud ,orta-
street Lot No has frort Of 81 feet sBi inc bs.
OF row Jersey avenue, running back an sy.r.s-
&c PIN ofstout g. feet, snd vitl be ub yi-j Of.
icuE cts 9 ~ feet inches each, vaick from r.
Yrses. -. 49,
Terms One third n cs,h he resiSu, i. SIX
months, v'ts interest. secured BY deed citrus. "a
The pT-mise- L..
ntnr u Il NJ I-IlE L
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BOARDING..

I(OARDiNG-A ME ly RI RNTSHED ROOM
3 > with good BOARD, On reasonable Ter ,nz IA Is
obtained at No 563 w. nth street, southwest cor
Smithsonian Grounds at
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PILLS are the best They operate speedily
and efett.tety and being sasar scaled create
sea upon the most delicate stomach. trial of
these Pin. viii prove their ,sp 9ra All others
street and Pa. avenue, Washington, and Henry
OO0k, Al6Xapdr1A. jA6-iY
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DESCENT OF The i'OLICR on THE DISTRICT
BAEEACK kANCHE.-YestsTday afternoon. pa
- inlen Gibson, Parker and Franklin, under
LIE order OF W. Is. Webb, made a des cent
thr premises OF Margaret Taylor, No. 29- ID
stT'ei, near Thirteenth, and arrested the land
lady, Mary Chambers, good looking girl of
J. years, and jennie Douglass, a light complex
toned broad faced girl, q Little older than her
companion, aud took them 10 the Second Ward
station. The evidence Of nsghbors and tine
stsfenents OF officers gave the house a very bad
Trputa! icn as disoTderly, the resort of disor-
derly men and women, place where fights
have Os n common. where men have been seen
To 90 III soi:er and come Out drunk. The keys
of The rancho were taken possession OF by Ser
gesnt Reed. Margaret Taylor, proprietress,
was held 10 ball iOT court on the charge OF keep
Ing - GisVIdrrIy and bawdy house III the sum
Cf -, and fiji ed 80. l for selling hq uOr with
Out license. The two girls We're each dned
III. TErer young mrn wrro taken from the
EUuse, Who ~rTe cs1uiionrd and dismissed.
REAL Estate SALEs.-Messrs. James G..
Mcclure y Go, lust evening, sold tho follow
iEg drs TItrd pToirT'y, belonging 10 the estate
Of ;ir i;,G' Ch.s. COitinan:
A, l., (, h, T. and /, insubdiYision OF square
q, at e., :, AND 34 coats per square loot Pnr-
Io:2, square liz. vyater lot, running TO the
chanEeI IL The liver. ~ III cents front foot
AL II squaTe 10, a. %, cents per square tooI
EGrcE .srr VI " !.aI ley.
a., - Iul -, t!r1 T., ~ - cents per squar"
foot. IuI IhaS- 1, { -. >-1i.n.
I.Gt rtiuaTr =, ~ cents pr s,i uare foo.
IUrl hi;-l ?, a Hi G,iiiVT.
Lot =, IA thr sai;r s',"tr-, ~ : =. .nts pr
sgIarr feet. PJI.haa' =, !. I !. G.i,ian.
] OTIS a, y, r, q, II, j, ana h, ranging from
=, 10 5 cents. Purchased Jy VARIOUS Ir-r-ol.7.
HCRsE STEAiiNs..--I .tst nIgit man ul'a, 4
[ na.. 4 Pickering WIS arrested upon SuS-
.l,,,u Of LOrse stealing. FI:rO!min Nicaoi
I'D SlinamS Whiir gulAg their TOanI ON
Al .fr.,t nora, -; she hers Oh til" paS.
,r,ur ,1d ordered pickering 10 rihe the horse
OF m q ii., II. m 20 q wagon wheel They su5
l.cu.nIy spsteeied that Pickering was not
~ and watch. him IL went INTO a rs'--
tauT=ut and ui!j red la sell the horse "a a hack
InT n named Geo ECbbs Tor 40, taxing - Iiohl
EULbs ~ hi:sd tle IaIrain. And the officers ar
re I'd 10 h uur tock hem h thu Fourth Ward
sia-ion- PIC ring said he got tn nor" from
lie l. rlanf, " 10 h the horse business
ia Ottrls who stay a. Mrs. Bnrrs, Water
. 81. GCorsriOwn. Pickering was seht 70
JaIl for htsrIDg Hobbs was dismissed.
foR HRAEING.-Alice Johnson was arrested
upon A charge OF sealing sheets, table cloths,
larnsero"I f., &c, from =. r. Wilson, No 49,
Inirte"Dth -. She Eas taken to thu y con1-
|aTd S'an.'u by ParO MAJ 81 sCkis lord, a1d
sent 70 jail g1T n hearing ~ Jui;l,5 tIayivn
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IN TO CHARTBR.
HE STKAM pRUPELLER SWAN" OF ls3
tons hurthen capacity, SO bills; -
draws dtsx but ss feet 10, dsd; is we'll E.s[e
be chartered reasonably. Inquire of J. g.
WATERS. Ne 100 W alter street, Georgetown, At
whose shsrf the vessel can be seen for toe present
10 St.
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ScORvy and Scrofulous Erup tions will cover the
bodies of those bravo men who are fighting THAR
country 4 battles. Night air, bad food and DIRE
therefore let every man supply himself with lIol.
lowsy Ointment, it is certain cure for every
Kind OF skin disease. Only Is cts. per pot 2i6
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mar 10 eos-4ds Jo.McG UfRK & Co. p Huci
Byw. WALL a Co Anct;ouee-s

By ". L. WALL a Co., Auctopecrs
p ECEIyER'S SALE or PRESERVED MHAre
IA &c.-By virtue of an order Of CiTcait Court for
Baltimore city, the ODd-rsisn-d 80 Receiver viii
oaer for sals, on FRIDAY, March ~ ~ u clock
Q. ~. at the Auction Store Of W. 4. visit a Co On
PEG nsyl vaEis avenue. in the city of Waseingter
the hereinafter described Preserved Meats a. .
constituting tie residue Of the stock Sd aud OF N.
firm Of Leach Co, or BaltiIn ore that ia 10 say
10 dozen pound cans stewed Mutton and ysee-
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

FURNISHED ROoMS-k dsIishtEaI z7i. II
L RUUHS furnished as PaTior aud Chamber
frat fcor, location desirable. inquire 81 No.
37J r. be weer 9Th aud 10th At mar ~ ST.
I"0R RENT.-A neatly AMI comfortably FUR
l. EISBEb HOUSE cant sini ng elsnt roo LIS.
located 2;ta street, GIG square so, ~ OF Pena.
ave will be for rent on the let 81 April Cor
terms DC. Address GLEN L. WEST
mar l2- n
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RQAkGISG.- Good Boarding and Lodging =.
~ moderate prices by day or weak tn b. mad s..
6th east the Navy Yard. Cars ruunip =
within half senare. Restaurant at all hours
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HE HEAIEDt
ID READ AND BE WEE!
Go to DRs BROTHERS Stray ana ne curas.
They have given tEcir Ia-tiealar Siiun iOu 20 ms
trestD, ut snd cure Of ell forms rf Diselse par
lienisrl, ltst III private CD act-r fos y year.
This is TIE eldest ests eiisn~a HOtsnic M~tcAl OF
Fec in the District and ave saved tlUu~A Ec- toe
sdissraoefI-l aud horrible death Hc~ importAnt
lis then. fer those nTvTt ustes hO ave 0rourN
diSa upS themselves y Ia cursd asf'r- &c h tos
late, thus preventing exro-uTe Of themselves sna
family. OF CO and rpnidsnce, IL 9 snuth strrGt,
NOR sALE-One thousand sets OF one two snl
IL four horse second hand .AkN kss tve hun
Dire rood ssennd hand McCs Ian sAODLns la
qnire OH JOHNSTON, No 3s3 Pennfyvsota
svenue Ret ~ spd sth str.se. ospstt- the
National Hotel. e0
Dcn BARRELs APPLEs.-2sc bsrrss hsAos
~" Np'''' ~ RING A MITCHELL.
msra2w Corner Isfk - sBd Yer mont sv.
BuTThk' RrrrrR,rt BUrrha"
/ go pscks gee New Work md penusENante TsNe
Butter fn re and sruVing by go press, ~ Nee
York and Philsdelpsis pric.55 s"E SS,s
No 45o Eighth str 81, tesst side
mar 2 w.. Near Pa. svsl@e.
T,optEk aa CENTS POUND. wHrraated 90
I .Ka lIeut article. Sold ~ ADAN-ON's, 700
/ Ninth ct cne door fTcu PerrT's Dr., Cod - -.
f. y =
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BALLS, PARTIES, DC.
LOST AND FOUND.

TNAkEN Up, en- Saturday, the 7tb a GRAY
HORSE. The owner is requested TO come fo..
ward prove property pay charges ami take him
away. Inquire Of JOHN COMMON, near Gienwnod
CenPfery.
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soLptEss see 10 your own health do not trust to
thu ri IN, SUR Iie. Cholera Fever and Bowel Com
pisiI will fOllOs your slig aest ndis return. Ho
fnssys Pill aud int.u ent should be ia every mals
kIsp.ack The British aud French troops use
Ctnr.: iIrdic,I.rs Only 10 cts. Per box pot 2l5
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NJ MAGNETISM
lr1RS. WREN Still Continues 30
CTRE ALI. DISEASES

HAN 70 ~ 4 ErISN
CaiI and SCG -hlS city testimonials. ttJ
Washington. msr9-ll
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The CHIAPKsf AEB BEST HAIR DrR III TIE WonIp-
Nerer Fades o. Washes 0Nt.-Upham's Hair Dye, 50
cents q box. The best in USE Try it, Sold by 8
T.. Ford corner 18th street and Pa avenue, Wash.
in ton, and Henry Cook, Alexandria, 10 Sly
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{>OTNTRT FEAT FOR SALE Tia subscribe
oii"Ts for Esi. his FARM with fr~t Ga i'm
prUsenants cen! sp ing o. srrcs Of lana aijojtin :
Teuaifs town and within 2, miles of Georget1wr
ard Z lis- OF the Center NarEet the soil is AZ
mirsbiS adapted I" market ssrd-aiux ~ xrs-s. As
n cCuntry Feat IL has superior. he Sies extern
ing IRON II TO 20 mile. every diracti n
Ii. W. BLUNT, $50 18th Il, Island,
mar 10 I'm. Washington
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O1srxXI for the ieor seto wn market, il-' arrived
g. 81 - c.. s., are seiilng ~ the rnsrf foot OF
4, 49, 4.rl-. mar II IT
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-15
rIsE Anuy OF TIE crnRERIaND
Hruge EEus Icn ChuttauOOgs-hec Goes 10
Atlnnta- Northern Georgia Abandoned
by Tic Rebels.

'INIIfHAII luttitl Jul IT, I'lJ
The Commercial says that Ar. Swlnton, OF Tile
Ncr York Times arrived here las, night direct from
ten. Rosecranss headquarters, and furnishes us
with the following news:
The main body OF Gen. Brags's army has re-
treated from Chattanooga to Atlanta.
The presumption is, that the bulk of Brass $
forces have been sent to Richmond to garrison it.
Rosecrans captured 1900 prisoners during the late
forward movement.
Our army are in high spirits and in splendid con-
dlti0n.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-15
Proclamation Of Martini-Law in the Cii
les Of Cincinnati, Newport, aud Gov
ingtOu.

CRY ~ CiyciSsArI MAYORS OPFicg, July - 1868
CITIZENS; IL IL necessary that you Should organ
ize AT once for the defense of our clty.
With force of able-bodied men, sufficient, II
properly organized 10 defend our city against any
force that could be brought against H. you are pow.
erlees without organ Eat on. The emergency re-
qures that you should suspend al business at once,
and prepare for defense. as soon AS the orgunza-
ton il completed business may be resumedi and,
hereafter when danger comes the enforcement Of
martalhw will not be necessary, business need not
be- suspended; but, Ike men without alarm or con-
faslon yoa can rally for the defense OF yonr bones.
do therefore request that the business OF all kinds
be suspended after 10 10 day. July Is, lot3, ana
that the citizens assemble at the place heretofore de-
sguated by the Ward Trustees, and thar AL white
male citizens organize into companies under the mill
Il. law. All citizens are expected TO aid In the or
canzntlon and obey such Instructions they may
receive from tho General commanding thls depart.
mcnt Zen. a. HARRIS, mayor.
HEADqrAErIR Rs DfrsRrHENT, og rng ONO
July lJ 1903
GENrR,L ORnFR, No.-.-Alar,al law is hereby
declared IN tbs cities of Cincinnati COyiDgton and
Newport AN businets will be suspended until fur
ther order and all citizens will be required 10 oggan
izs in accordaLco with the direction vi the State aud
p.nulJyal authorities.
,fne Commanding General convinced that no one
whose services the defense Of Jhese
cit.es woun care TO leave now, places reslrc ION
upon travel
by command OF MsjorGen A. r. BURNSIDE.
LEwis kICuA0sD. acknowledgements. .
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-15

The complaint OF the Rebels that our men have
fired upon their hospitals during the siege, has foun-
dation ia fact If not IN reason. 1t could not have
been otherwise, unless we had concluded not TO fire
ut ALL they could not find any place for their hos
pi.als out of range, or out OF the lue Of fire upon
some battery or work. have visited one OF their
have preferred say ng in one Of tie caves had
been sick or wounded while the bomtadmenI was
going Except in regard toi ita eXpo.ed locations,
however, the hospital was wel-condneted aud
well appointed place. There were a great many
female nurses, who looked neat and tidy, aud who
must have contributed largely to tho well-bepg Of
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-15
Rumor Of the Surrender of Port Hudson
EIGHTEEN THOUSAND PRISONERS TAKEN
The Surrender Of the Stronghold
Full Details by Our Correspondent.
Interesting Incidents Of the Event

Warrington. Tuesday, July "a, le6a
Advices from Vicksburg TO the evening OF the 9Th, 4,
state that u 600 Rebel soldiers had been paroed up
TO that ,ime, $4,000 stand of small arms hsd been
found, mainly in good condition. and more were
constantly being discovered. They were concealed
in cases, as well as in all sorts of buildngs Tie
siege and sea-coas, guns found exceed Go, and the
whole captured artillery is above 200 pieces. The
store OF Rebel ammunition also proves TO be sur.
prisingly heavy. The stock OF army clothing q
officially invoiced at 3 900 coo Confederate prices
OF sugar molasses aud salt there is "A large guam
tiry. 200 pounds Of bacon were found III one
place.
CISoiSNATI. Jul, H.
The Commercial has Vicksburg aGyices TO the
9Th instant
General Grant had finished paroling the Rebel
prisoners. They numbered 3i,277.
The General officers captured include Generals
Pemberion Stevenson. Forney Smith, Lee Taylor,
Herter'. Cummings Burton, Sharp, Harris Moore,
Badw and Vaughan.
Immediately after the surrender Of Nicksburg
Gen Sherman moved in the direction Of the Big
Black River with a large army.
On the following day lie met Gen. Johnston
dr.wn III in line OF battle.
A eauguinary engagement took place, resulting in
Gen. Johnstoas defeat, and the captuIe Of 1900
prisoners.
Gen Frank p. Blair Is reported to be IN iosses.
zion of jackson.
rumor was in circulation ths, Port Hudson sar-
rendered to Gen. Banks on the oh inst, aud that
we look Is O0O prisoners.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-01-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Irnl,.tf.tnnf -.

Important Notice.
TgFNsttsa ffsf ms saaFsss sperr
sshs as ss.a.ss. s. ths aHaeabesst
sgsmasg a. As asaasit @fse.ass - ssa'aoa
e ia4 s.f. sna fhs s.asraes 81 wasea y oslg
ksess s tasnue,srrs Nasf rsea
- ~ ansr e. eb'r as p1e at
esats T}t nrs pss.ea teme tHsrfH3
$ fbs Fsa snH ss4 ~ aswgss iss oslb saus
= =, sssaf 81 erred fatss,lY n esf 20 saf.
ssas,. 5 80 easae, psn tae vgs Z fs.T
sees -. 3 saai Ii.satwm4s faft Asas
ntss So rssss "a " fsssf ssts ,ss sasr' .saz
aaasi aaAsaafsa itftsnas - osesre ,hs See
lsHsis
sftieg gssr cu lcatf e 81 she ca sfars
siats ~ assef fran . uets saHgAuF, sha r.
assegs tais yaisss asxttuiaa - irulS tuefs-
20 iss asans rs.a lasae q fsps Anoslyns .
ahs slsk Il JaHH J. Apasrwni-
Ffatfeser.
H,sssn. Mass.
~ sais - al Asslsrs j. city sad eouHify
Alsaaroyrssa ofllaspeue'.', tuivepsl coagt
Rssasls. asa ilsnnsweirs Eclectic fiUs.
SO sais wholesale snd f,isiisi Eqalnos ilfuF
store. Mancisesief, "
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-01-06


ALMOST fpsrs rssa t.ua - SEQ 'sssf 1silsFe
"A = = rawss sew esasaa@ 4 - rfHsf -
-. - -ssss - s.sesaisstfs 8 IL aesE e.
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go reass ss 3 lsas + fssssr 'sssFf f''fa -
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.ssss = ase FNtEEsf NA&sNtffN ~stH
ntM, ft4ersz ass HsewftN 49, tfHNtHT
-, ltssa.ass Aanfasstg 3 80 fs.sff Neaa
80 u -ass 9aaewas- Ell sf faNsf
sfHs i,.sirassnil = aevaissa siss' aeffasi'E
=. ass - ts aafa5 knets
aaf Ase8F itHaa i4AkANAlk HhAAA
80 ans Fas SO lssfaff Hcsaf has
5sss6s 45.as.ss ai.s gs4st ass feT aaate g
- Hslee 3is eage.iff -
Bfsae
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+ VERMONT,
IIBEL FOB DIVORCE.
JULIA J. BECKWlTH, }
Is.
CHARLES \ BEcKWTrNS

To the Hon Supreme CoHr', next to lie
holden ~ Manchester, within and tor the
County II bennington. oh the "a Tuesday
next after the 4ih Tuesday Of November,
1868.
Yonr libellant, julia J Deekwith, Of
Iandgroye ia the County u Bennington,
represents that on the 10Th day OF June,
1865, by her mailen name Of Julia J. Rum
rill, At Londonderry, was married 70 Charles
G. BotkNilh. by G. ingraham, minister
Of the Gospel That she continued to re-
side with pail Charles rs his wife, in this
State. until on or about the 3lst day of May,
1861 when the said Charles deserted, aud
has not since returned That curing the
time she 50 lived with him, his conduct tow
ards her WAS harsh, cruel, and iniolerahly
severe. That on several occasions she has
been compelled by bis cruelty to repair to
her friends for protection, and could not live
with him in peace or safety
That just before sid deserton at said
Landgrove, said Charles abused your petit
toner, turned her ont Of doors, aud fastened
her out, and again compelled her to seek
shelter aud safety from her friends. That
he threatened TO har.ass and annoy her all
in his power. That he should carry OF their
child where she could neither find nor obtain
il. That soon after he seized aud forcibly
I took from the arms Of your petitioner their
only child. then about two years old. and
carried 1t away and left il with relative
residing in a secluded and mountainous re-
gion IN Stockbridge. That about the same
{ time be cold and transferred every article
and particle Of furniture they or either pos
.csseJ, and caused the same to be taken
away.
. That soon after, the said Charles enlisted
in the military service Of the country. the
only worthy act he ever did, but before he
left. he sold, transferred and gave On order
for his " State pay, 70 prevent your petit
toner from obtaining the benefit thereof
and thus leil her entirely dependent on her
+ personal cxertions for support.
That she has 50 offspring Of said marriage,
one child, named Flora A. Bcckwiih. aged
about ave years And praying for divorce
from said Charles. aud 70 have decreei e
her The care and custody Of said child
Dated 1t L4ndgrove. Nov -, $50
JULIA J. BECKWITH.