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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-05
Goodrich Sugar Eyaporator
Patented March 18th, 1861.

~ QoDRICH SUGAR EvAPoRAToR Is CHEAP AND
VI durable Is operated with little fuel with little
labor and In the hands of the experienced, opera
ting with certainty and dispatch The past success Of
the Evaperator establishes its reliability beyond all
question. Based upon a natural law by which sci
skim ming and self strainng are combined with the pro
cess Of boiling, frees the syrup from all and
oreign substances the time depos ting the gu
upon the cool surface OF the condenser The syruI
hus freed aud purified gradually becomes sugar Larg'
uautites Of syrup made this Eyaperator last yea
aving crystalise wlthodt my other process
e. WHEATON, Agent
Sep, 4, 1859. fsrholmes county.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-05


MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
For expense, collecting school fund at Wooster
do do Do DO do do sSia%i HsSia%d
For postage stamps for public Gdiccs 49,. -.
Making annual report to tho county Auditor
amount of County Trensurers foes -. 80,
Stationery for public onlces
Making annual report of amount of fees and cost,
90 DO to Cougts Aaaitqr
Stationery for the use Of Clerks office
Express charges on books for Clerks ollioo
Making ann"" report to Com'r of Statistics
Making !. annual rspor, to County Auditor Of the
Making annual report to cem'r OF Statistic,
aass AZ a. $ss a. a. ''''''
Annual G"w2nG IS PHeIo J%tSS in 1sSs criminal
For .Superintendins tho let!ing and building 4
bridges between the Sd Of June aud LIST of Sept
For experimenting tho letting and building OF
:, bridges between tho 81 Of Juno and lst Of Sept
/ For .Suporintending the lettng and builng oi
, bridges bot"een tho 81 OF juno and ist Of Sept
Stationery for Recorder oi'tSo ';;.u,,...',,
bridges since September term ..,,.. 49,,
For experimenting tho letting ani building o.
bridges since September term ....., ,..,.,
For drawing bonds aud other services as Prose
cutting Attorney ,..,,. ,..... 49,.
IPoblishlng Examination of tho County Treasury
Annual roport a. County Coroner To the Commits
sioner Of Statistics for tho car 1860 and 1861
For taxes enormously assessed ....,, ."..
ESpre3 charges for forwarding @ppintmont o
It9r snperln'endlng the letting and building o
bridges uI to Doe lsbl', - 49,
Stationery aud light furnished To public oficos
Stntionep Furnished to public onces.', -"
Lamp ehlmney and shade for Recorders office
For making annual report OF County tommis ssion
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-05
Dyspepsia, Heart niqcRsc, Eiis, EpiIcp-
AN. nIrlnMa oily. NnmLmIgi In

sy, mclahcboly, Neuralgia
Many remarkable cures Of those affections have been
made by the Alternative power Ut thls medicine II Slimu
atos tho Vital functions into vigorous Hctom and thus
oyercumes disorders which would Lo supposed beyond ~
roach. f"o Icmody has long been required hy 1 no,
eessues OF the poe pie, aud We confident ht thlH VIII
do for them all tlilt medicine can do,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-05

bridge; built
OF
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-05
GOOD ADVICE.

THE MAN WHO SOLD RECEIPTS
l. to skin cells advised his customers first catch
thee eel" SO We advise the public first to to thu
Book Store for whatyon want In line, and H. after
ward You prefer going else where, take the
consolation to yourself that the eel did, after undergo
Ing che skinnng process that, "t didn't hurt much
after you got used to IT, n2sm5
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-05

TINE ALLOWED,
Soldiers Relief.


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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-05
BERLIN INSTITU TIE

an English and Classical Academy tor both sexes
situated in b. rlin Holmes county Ohi seven miles
east of Milersburg. The next session will commence
On Monday, NopemJer Bird 1862.
Tuition in advance for term of 20 weeks:
Common Branches 5000
Higher Mathematics and not Sciences 800
Latin and Greek Languages 1000
German and French Languages, extra, 800
Inst uctions on the Piano 1900
Use of Instrument 800
The Principal is graduate of Jefferson College and
has had considerable experience in the management o
schools
Rev, HENRY E. LIPPERT, Professor of Languages
and Music has been teaching In Pitsburg and Chicago
for the last ten years. lie is highly recommended by
his former patrons
The location of the Institute Is elevated and healthy
Good boarding can be obtained in private fanatics at
low rates.
Students can rent rooms and board themselves at a
very small expense.
few pupils can be accommodated In the family OF
the Principal To such the charge for the session will
he forty Ave dollars In advance. This inclades board
ing, light fuel and tuition In the regular branches
For Winter session SIS extra 10 fuel.
For further Information enquire of
J. O. GILLIAN, Principal
PRoF, II. II. LIPPERT
Oct, 80 lS62 Berlin Holmes Co., o
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-05
Allowances from Building Fund.

PAINTING tho Court House .........:....,.......
Spouting for Court House ......................
Repairing Court llOu
Repairing spouting to Public offices, trap door, &c
Repairing roof of tho Pnbc Offices ..............
Locks for Public ohicos, Court House and Jail.
For materials and repair to County Jail il.........
Repalrin Grand jury room observation-disclosures.
Repairs to door of Trcisurcr's office .......,...
Repairs to door of Recorders office .............
NnNing desk for Court House and putting lock ON
lunbor furnished for repairing Court House ....
Repairing inside f Court House.
Material furnished for repairing Court House,.
Repair dOno to County Jail
Matorinl furnished for repairing Court House,.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-05
HZlZlN A LECTURE
GK.G.Y TO Y.OE.N1G .NE.N!

Just Published, IN Sealed Eapelope. Price, g Cts
A LECTURE on the nature treatmen mt and radical
cure OF spermatorrhea OF Seminal Weakness, In
voluntary Emissions, Sexual Debility, and iuLedments
to Marriage generally Nervousness, Consumption, Epi-
lepsy and Fits; Mental and Phsyca Incsnscty, result
Ing from Self Abuse, &o-By R0BT. OULvERWELL,
NJ D., Author of the Green Book Sc.
The world renowned authoIs In ls admirable Lecture
clearly proves from his experience that the awful
consequences OF Self Abuse be eectualy removed
without medicine, and without dangerous surgical ope-
ratons, bouges Instruments rings, cordias, point
ing out mode OF cure at certain and secual, by
which every sufferer, matter what his condition may
be- may cure himself cheapy privately, and radically.
rhis lecture viii prove a boon to thousands.
Sent under seal, Ia plain envelope, to any address
en- the receipt Of six cents two postage stamps
addressing DR. CHAS. J. O. KLINE.
lz3yll l27 Bowery, New York, T, o. box aoe0.
The New York herald., 1863-11-28
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The New York herald., 1863-11-28
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The New York herald., 1863-11-28

UANrKD-ro PURCHASE FOR CASH. A GOOD
w modern built Hn-ss. vh about 6fteen acres of ws
Supvnsrd Lsnf, with sser fruit. Ac, within miles of
New rof Address Lysanfer Tbonpsen honsey Rockfand
eoosty, reu rcrk
SUArTpD ron cAsH-A SMALL Farm. or EASY
w soces 70 tue ey, ~ih aioex and ernps wssth from
~ 0p1 20 $500 Aplr. address. " IkrLAhD bER-
k1NB. No. rryOs corner u Centre street.
The New York herald., 1863-11-28

A N ESTABLISHED AND PROFITABLE BUSINESS
n Stock. Fixtures Furniture and all nitiaton TOR S
worth three amount Location excellent and
nominal Satisfactory reasons given FOR selling For pal
diately
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-06-04

Ana S whereas the said tseaty..has been duly ratih-
~ \, : 81 = ana the respective Publications of
anan, President Of the Uoitsd IF hme-iea have
caused the said treaty to be made public. to tho
s sp eaS' tne came, ana every clause and article
faith by the United States ana 49, ~ -. y SO
Ia witness whereof have rhsreuDta set NV hama
afiqed. OAlled OhlIou 20 DC
Done at the city of Washington th,s .van gv.b
q, aay of January, in the year oe our Lord
ISL one thousand eight hundTeJ ana s;xtv-ane
and Of the independence Of the United
States the eighty-sixth.
By the President:
LEW. Cas-. Seeretorv % Co.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-06-04

New York, May 31.-A Herald
special says the recent arrangements
relative to the exchange of prisoners
will restore about 1000 men and 200
prisoners to duty. 1t is believed the
operations of Grant will balance the
prisoners in our favor.
A Times dispatch says MOsby'S
guerrillas we're souHdly thrashed a
day or two since. A number of the
band were captured-a also two pieces
of artillery. 9
A Leavenworth dispatch says Col.
Phillips, commanding the Indian Ter
ritory, had a severe fight with a por-
ton of Prices army IN the 2Oth.-
The enemy crossed the Arkansas
the Arkansas river near Fort Gibson.
Col. Phillips drove them back. Our
loss is thirty kiHed-enemy's much
greater. They are now maSsed in our
front, claiming to have 1900 men
and considerable artillery. We have
only 5000 men and one battery, but
are we'll fortified.
Dispatches speak of an approach
from the southwark of a large force
of rebel Texans and of Indians de-
string to intercept trains en- route to
New Mexico. Guerrillas on the Dor.
ders arc becoming more numerous.
Newbern dates to the Goth state
there are indications of another expe-
dition being about to start for the in
terror to run out the guerrillas. A
large body of troops were notified to
be in readiness to leave, and gunboats
and eight draft transports are being
fitted out.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-06-04

VII Dunbar. Public Adminir-lt
traitor Of Atchison CO11fy.
State Of Missouri. 10 fhe.ProaiP Conf
vs. - Ncl41a B0uhiyf
The unknown heirs ard feasl Nsbreska TarFitOFyj
Representatives Of august
Ockie, deceased {
To he unknown ifeirs and legal representatives. %
August 0ckIe. decesspd you are hereby Intifed that
said Administrator died In the Probate count o. said
county . Nemaha. Ne5raska TERRITORY, his petition -
said Administrators. for the sale ~ the Following ded
cribed real estai e. OF whica said decedeHt died, seized,
t0-wit: Theeast hair ~ the northeast q~uart6T,nf Sec
ton number nine 70 J township hnrnDer four Is north
-of range number Asirteen gI3 east II the sixtb prIu4
cipal meridian IN Neniaha county, Nebraska Territory,
for The payment Of the debts aid charges o. Admins
traitor against said estate. ordered that the prayer Of
said petition is hereby sci for hearing on tie 2th day
Of June, A. D. 1858, AZ ten o'clock, A. n, " as SOU
thereafter az council can be heard.
witness my hand and the seal Of said courfs ibis 3nd
DAY Of May, A. D., 1858. @. W. WHEELER.
h47-4w-S6 90 PrOoafa J4dEe
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-06-04
SALIX ALBA.
The Greatest Timber for the
Pr 8.

- - -
~ It makes a perfect Hedge fence in four yearsl
~ One Are Of il set this fall. in I'VE years Will
make enough Wood for one Family
~ II eT0ws straight, and very iallI
o. Il never sprouts from the roots; but when cut
down, viii gov again from the stump, very raptdlyl
~ It is the, best soft wood for fuel, ar any o'her
purpOsel
NJ when kept OF the ground, the rails will last 80
~ It grows equally we'll with us on upland, where
it Is rich. as IN the bOttOmSl
Cuttings eight inches long stuck in the ground in
me Fail. never fail TO grow
II We sell it for g. per Thousand Cuttings. deliv-
ered at any OF our Agencies.
81 fartles wishing to buy, shoula order early ofour
AeshIs' SO mat they mag notify US in time.
AGENTS.
r. FISHER. BrOwnviI lie, is Agent for Nemaha
ano east half Of Richardson Counties.
CURTIS & PEAvRR, PAvnee City, are AVspta for
Ta"hee and west half Of Richardson Counties.
Rev Mr.. TINKHAM, Beatrice. Is AGENT for Goo
and Jones Counties. !" "N
J. n. BUTLER, Austin, Agent for Clay and salps
Counties.
CUTTINGS
Bundled and delivered at the shove places, as
soon as the leaTes fall.
r. A -
Beware of Willow Peddlers.
been cleaned up, and the Cuttings sold as Gray Willow.
We get our Willow Of SAMUEL EDWARDS OF La
Moilley Illinois, a responsible Nu:seryman.
s. HEDGES,
Nenlaha Nursery, Nursery Hill P. o.
n4T-tf OtOe County, Nebraska
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-06-04

Cotton, piece goods, gray, white, plain, and
twiIled. exceeding 81 inches wide, and
not escesding 40 yard long per piece. 0 0 5 0
Cotton piece goods, exceeding 81 inches
wide, and exceeding 40 yards long, per
every 10 - o U z 0
Cotton piece goods, drills and jeans, not
exceeding 30 inches wide, and not ex
cesding 40 yards long, per piece. OlO
Cotton piece goods, drills and jaens, not ex-
ceeding 80 inches wide, and not ex-
eeeding 80 yards long, per piecc......OO Z
Cotton piece goOds, T cloths, not exceeding
81 inches wild and not exceeding 4S
yards long, per 90 8
Cotton piece goods 7 cloths, not exceeding
81 inches wide, and not exceeding "a
yards long per piece -',."".,.'.-., 90 4
Cotton dyed figured, and plain, not exceed
ing 50 inches wide. and not exceeding
30 yards long per picac..".."...'. 0 l D U
Cotton, fancy, white broeade ind white
spotted ~shirtiugs, not ex:colinG IS in
ches wide. and not ex5CCI!Ig 40 yards
long, per piece 0 ! 0 0
Cotton printed ehintzes and furnitnres, not
exceeding 81 inches wide, and not ex-
ceeding 80 yards long per pieco.----.. 0 0 I 0
Cotton cambrics, not exceeding 40 inches
p parI pi @oo . .'eY'.lDs +?-.o. OO7O
Cotton eambrics, not exceeding 46 inches
wide and not exeee ing II yards long.
Der piece D U > ,
Cotton ssmuslins not exceeding 46 inches
per p rrIpiooo@"~".~~""-.". 0 IS
Cotton Muslius. not exceeding As inches
per piece ..S"%~~-.."~.~sO 0 3 5
Cotton damasss, not exceeding 80 inches
wide, and not exceeding 40 yards long
per uiece...... .......
Cotton d;mities, or cuttings, not exceeding
40 inches vide. and not exceeding IL
yards long. per pioce....."..:..?... 0 0 6 5
Cotton ginghams, net exceeding % inches
wide, and not exceeding 80 yards long
per piece ..-.....@""""... 5
yard square, per dozen 90 5
per zoe
Cotton yelyeteens, not exceedinf 81 yards
piece ...:".."".....-.... Ol5O
Cotton velveteens, not e~qeeeding 81 yards
long .-.-........ .---....-...... @ l 5 Q
Cotton thread, per 100 ties........-.-. o Z , 0
do yarn, per 100 DO -. ...".. z 2 0
Cow bezoar. Indian, per cat.y -.-........ 5 90
Clutch per 100 catties ...."r.-.. 0 8 0
Elephants teeth whole per 100 catties,... 4 0 0 0
Do do broken, do do......- 3 0 0 0
Feathers, kingfsher's peacock's, per I0e... 0 4 0
Fishmaws, per 100 catties' 20
Fishskin, do - 2 9
FIints- do .-........... 9 D G
Gambler, do .......... Q l 5 0
Fanboge. do ....--......-. 0 0 0
Ginseng, American crude per loo catties. 6 0 Q
a, clarified. do s 0
Glass. window per box of 100 square feet. 0 [ 5 0
Glue. per :oo cptties ........!.-........0I5O
Cola thread real per eatcy SO
do imitatsOn per catty-''....'. 90 Z
Cum. BENJAMIN. uer 100 oates .......... .O60O
Do oil Of per loo eatties ..-.O6OO
Gum, drsgoe's blood do O45O
Gum. Myrrh do %
Gum, olibanum do O45O
Hides, bUfolO and COW do O5OO
Hides. RhinOcerOs DO 0420
Heres, buffalo do $3.50
Horns, deer do O25O
Horns, Rhinoceroe do 2OOO
Indigo liquid do Ol8O
IsiDglass do 5000
Lacqusrep ward DO loo
: Leather do O42O
Linen, fine, as Irish or Scotch, not exceeding
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-06-04

One of the California papers, specu-
la;ing on the fact that Mr.. Grau's opera
speculation did not pay very well in
Brooklyn, mischieVously suggested that
he had better try it in Jersey City, and
that al Cabbage Girl dl C~ommunipaw''
would be a good title for a new opera to
create a sensation in the Jarsies.
Young ladies-do not too soon pro-
nounce your lover a duck, lest you should
afterwards discover him TO be a goose.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-06-04
NOTICE-

Notice is hereby given that application has been
made for letters testamentary on the estate Of John
StumbO, and that the Probate Judge has set Mon
day the 18th day Of June, A. d. 1863, at 2 O'Clock
P. NJ, for hearing, and proof Of will. All persons
interested are hereby notified then and there to ap-
pear.
CHARLES F. WALTER, Probate Judge.
This notice to be Published in the Nebraska Ad-
V~ertise.
Fails City. May 18th. 1863. n4f-4W.s25o.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-06-04
Aftnchment Nntice.

G. 6. Dorsey PLAINTIFF Before Jesse John. a Justice oil
VS. ftne Peace in and for Nemaha
Jenn 4. Davis, OeEb. 1COunty, Nebraska Territory.
On the 18th day OF April, A.-D., 1853, said Justice
issued an oIder OF attachment in the above action, for
the sum OF twenty-five dollars and eighty. i've cents.
BrCwnvills. Nay i4sn. 1888. nS IVA
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-06-04

Flour Barrels. The great demand for his aour. not
only in this Territory, but from JuIesburg. Denver,
Central City, and all parts of Colorado from St
Joseph, No. aud Leavenworth, Kansas, renders it
essential that he should have Barrels
He is determined to furnish a good article Of
Flour, as cheap as possible, and as the high price of
Sacks add to the price of Flour, he is determined to
procure Barrels. He is willing to pay COopers a
higher price for their work than they obtain in the
States j. u. Kelvin.
FebI4-n32-tf.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-06-04
WHOLESALE ONLY.
American Stationery warehouse
JOHN j. MERRITT,
Importer, Wholesale StatiOner,

importer, wholesale SEaIlOneF,
And Sole Agent for
Windsor and Clifton Mills Premium Papers,
Consisting Of Commercial Notes, Letters, Bill, Legal
and Fools Caps,
No. 10 Beekman Street near Nassau. NJ Z.
Also, Proprietor and Sole Agent for the following new
and useful articles:
divers Patent ETaSive Tips.
This Tip is different from any heretofore made, being
easily htted to any pencil. 1t is manufactured from
Vulcanized Rubber Of the best erasive quality; can be
readily changed from one pencil. to another and is
sold at an extremely low price. 1t is the most desira-
Bile article OF the kind in the market.
Burnei's PatentRubber lnkstand & Rack,
an oquake %inkstaEd, preserving ink from the decompO-
sing effect OF light.
Green's Patent Ink-Eraser and Paper
Cleaner,
the best article made for rubbing out p~encil-marks. ac-
comprising the work in one half the liLe Of ordinary
rubber.
The Patent Combination Cutter
and Ruler,
a new and useful article, combining the use Of two in
dIspensable things.
PIatt's Patent Portable Copying Press,
a light, cheap, and useful article.
Merritt & Browns Pig Pens
a very superior steel-pen, made and selected with the
greatest care, put up two dozen in a box, six boxes en-.
closed in another neatly finished box, the most conven-
int shape possible for retailing.
The 'sCFaig Microscope"
magnihes small obi ects 1000 times is SO simple that
a child may use ii is an endless source Of amusement
and instruction to young and old. Retai'S for S2.-
Beautiful mounted objects, suitable fOr the microscope
are furnished at 81 so per doz. retail.
Ihave just received a full and complete assortmentof
ArnoId's Writing Fluid.
All orders will receiee prompt and careful attention.
Gail and examine one of the largest and best assorted
JOHN J. MERRITT,
WHOLESALE STATIoEER,
n39-3m SBeekman-st., New York.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-06-04

The work of unravelIDg network OF
this awful crime will be prosecuted most
vigorously, and there is no room for
doubt as TO who was the 6end that did
the heaven-denying deed.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-06-04
c. w. WHEELER, AGENT,
Brownville, n. 7.

To the Tax PAYERS of Nemaha Co.. N. T.
The County Commissioners Of said county viii
hold a session at the Comfy Clerks Office, in Brown
vile, commencing on Monday, June8, 1858. eontin-
uing three days, for the purpose Of correcting the
Assessment Roll OF said county, for the year 1868.
During the sitting Of SAID Board any person feeling
aggrieved by any thing in the Assessment Roll, may
apply to the Board for the correction Of any sup
posed error in the listing or valuation Of his prop
erty. WILLIAM IL. HOOF Err, 20. Clks
BrownviIIe, Nav IS, 1868. n46-2w
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-06-04

WILLIAM B. REED. SEAL
KWEILIANG Or
HWASHANA.
HO KWEI-TSING. IsEAL.l
MINGSHEN.
TWAIN.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-06-04

Notice is hereby given that application has been
made for letters Of Administration on The estate of
Martin Misses. and that Monday, the 18th day of
June, A.. D.. 1881, at 2 o'clock, p. ~, has been set
for bearing. All persons interested are hereby no
tilted then aud there to appear.
CHARLES F.. WALTHER, Probate Judge.
This notice to be published in the Nebraska Ad-
VertiSeF.
Falls City, Nay 18th. 1858. n~lS-4--s25o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-28
GOVERNMENTAL

BY special order from Gen. Martindale a
general Court Martial has been convened for
the trial of private Hugh Hawkins, of SCOTS
900. charged with disobedience of orders, and
such other cases as may be brought before it
The court meets at e12 F street, and its detail
is as follows: COL George Gray, 9th Michigan
cavalry, president; Col. ]. H. Willetts, 18th
New Jersey volunteers; Lieut.. Col. James M.
Thompson, 10th Pennsylvania; Major S. Will
son. sth Pennsylvania cavalry; Captain ]. c..
Richart, 9th Ohio cavalry; Captain Cephus
Strong, 18th Illinois cavalry; Captain VIM. W.
Ellis, 6ist Pennsylvania volunteers; Captain
A. d. Shipman, Goth New York; Captain H. E..
Reinals, 9th New York Lieut.. F. ]. Massey,
oath New York; Lieut.. A. Sabine, 5th Michigan
cavalry; Lieut.. G.. Tuthill, 12ish New York:
Lieut.. 0. Look, 22d Massachusetts, Captain
VIM. II. Clipperton, 7th Michigan cavalry,
Judge Advocate.
The Hays court martial was engaged to-day
in the further investigation Of the Davis case.
Up to the time of our report q number of wit
nesses had been examined, among them Capt
ST. John and Lieut.. Cooley, Pennsylvania Re-
serve Corps, and Sergeant Major Silliman, Is,
Connecticut artillery. 1t is probable that the
defense will conclude its testimony to-day.
The testimony for accused in the Smithson
case was concluded yesterday, and the adj
journment of the case to Saturday next was to
afford accused opportunity to prepare his
defense. UP to noon to-day the court was not
in session. On its sitting 1t will probably take
up the case Of some one Of the defaulting con.
tractors now awaiting trial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-28
s TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
80 FROM THE WEST INDIES.
IRE REBELLION IN 81. DOMINGO INCGEAs-
ING
a SERGEANT OF T. s. MARINES KILLED BY
REBEL.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2s.- The steamer Roanoke
from Havana on the 2ist has arrived. She
brings nothing new from Mexico. The rebel
lion in st. Domingo continues to grow more
powerful and covers a greater extent OF terri.
tory. The story that Puerto Plata has been
des royed by tombardment is untrue
The gunboat Port Royal sailed from Havana
h sergeants of marines had fist firht with =
Rebel, giving the rebel a good whipping, when
the sergeant was savagely struck on the head
by weapon in the hands Of another rebel
morally wounding him. The authorities ha We
arrested the be murderer.
Inc next English mail steamer would take
over consul to Vera Cruz from Havana