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SHILLING LIQUOR TO SoLDIERs.-JameS D.
Leland was arrested yeste rday for selling
liquor to soldiers. Parties who engage in this
traffic invariably get caught, and yet saloon
keepers, 1t appears, persistently refuse to take
warning
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AIDING DRsRRrIoS- iamin F. Hall was
arrested yesterday ON a charge of aiding de-
serters. He was committed to the Central
Gudrd-house.
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DEPACIHG GOVERNMENT HoRsEs-Matthew
Calhoun was arrested yesterday on a charge
OF defacing Government horses by obliteratlng
the brand put upon them by the Government.
and was committed to the Central G uardhouse
by order of Col. Baker.
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AUCTION SALES.

IHIs AFTERNOON AND -s1ORRoW
By WAL. WALL CO.. Auctioneers.
A me bazaar % Louisiana aus, 6strcsen 9th AVID
A PAIR OF soRRYL MARES At Arrortos,
"A On TATURDAY MORNING next issh I ,n,t
Ct 10 O'Clock, we win sell at the Bazaar pair Of
10 hands high, work in single or dou BILE harness
ana dnaer me saddle, and warranted perfectly
of msnutes.
die Horses, belonging to different owners a num
Der Of which are excellent stock, and viii be posi-
lively sold
CARRIAGES AND HARNESS.
collection of new and second hand Carriages,
sseeo. hand Hacks and Fan liz Gsrrisses
New and second hand Blu sgies and Rp ckaways
Sets s.dalss ana Br
dies. and variety Of ether vehicles will be sold
jyi ''0U' 'e'e Wa L. WALL & CO. Auets.
ByJ,C cGUlRE & CO., Auctioneers.
DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT NEAR THE
a - GAFlTo5 AT PrgLIe s.LE-on TUESDAY
We shall sell part Of Lot NO 49, IN sa sns
No 1S7, fronting Is feet ON Third street east, be-
nSfn ns ss s9s m tar
months with interest. secured by deed of trust
on the premises.
Title perfect
- deposit of SIS will be required at time of
jy1o &c. MCGUIRE & CO. Aucts.
tSunday Chronicle /
STHF ABOVE SALE rs POSTPONED IN
hour.
jyl5 &c. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
By MARSHALL q PAGE, Auctieneers.
CONVENIENT SALE OF CONDEMNED
N SToRFS.- We shall sell at the Navy Yard ia
this citT on THURSDAY next. July 10th. the fol-
lowing cies, condemned s. unfit for public USE
III Pea Jackets, Blue Cloth Trousers Linen
Frocas. % Blue Flannel Overshirts 9 B ne Flannel
Under shi' is 10 Blue Flannel Drawers, YARD Blue
Satir ct 81 yards Blue Flannel pairs Kip Shoes
2 pairs Wool Socks. Mattresses. 10 Blankets
Black Silk andke rchies 50 Blue Cloth Caps.
Terms cash IN Government funds
By ORDER of $: P: BROWN, Navy Agent.
iy 10td MARSHALL & PAGE. Aucts
By HM. L. WALL & CO.. Auctioneers
fTRUSTEE'S SALE OF ? STORY FRAME
i HOUSE on l4TH sTRk 1T AT AUCTI0N.-By virtue
of q deed OF trnst to the subscriber, dated 18th
june. 1883, and duly recorded in Iiber j. A. s. No
80 folios 40t 495. 1906 of the land recsrds of
Washington county, d. c., 1 Will. on HURsDAY
AFTERNOON, 18th OF August, 1888, at o'clock
sell in fror CT the premises part of Lot To- square
47, fronting % feet on l4th street west and run
ming back between L street aId Massachusetts,
avenue. 70 . public alley. ana improved by good
Terms made knows at the sale $50 of which
RICHARD A. HYDE, Trustee.
jya-d6ds WIN. L. WALL & co. Aucts.
By GREEN WILLIAMS, Auationeers.
GALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
- FURNITURE AT AUCTION.-0n THURSDAY the
18th instant at 10 o'clock a. m We shall fell at the
Ressdenc. OF a gentlema declining houseke ping,
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WARRANTED TO CUll III Biz DAYs-Dr 6oAfssyis
Antidote, en- EnglisA Specific Of sixty-Hye ysars'
Sanding, VIII cure Gose.,hoa is siz drys. No
By -; o. Ford, esrnsr 18th street and Pa avenue
Washington, and Henry Cook, Alexandria. ts ely
CHInoPopY. = There IL no psrt of the human
Lrane whose condition has ore influence on cur
eoniort or discomfort, which Requires care
spon tbs shilfal chiropodist is Indispensable and
We NOV on none more competent than Dr.. White,
90 streets Thousands Of people In Wash il xton
vicinity testif, with gratitude a. to his suecsss
ana other disorders Of the feet. Dr. Waite mates
ssapS cay .Iss,s;ity You sre SURE 30 get relief
m 70 sp. m. No charge for consultstisn. IL IL
sTEn oHnArxsl AsD BHsr Han DIE n PEE WosIs-
a box The best in uss. Try il. Gold by
roru, corner llth street and Pa syssve. wash.
sAe 6snsS oeek. Alexandria. 3ae-ly
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GOVERNMENT PROPERTY FOUND.-Tha es-
adjustments OF John Pella and - Eerzberg
were visited yesterday by Capt Johnson's de-
", consisting of carbineS, saddles, blankets,
officers swords infantry sabers, cavalry sa-
beers, &c, &c, were discovered, and taken in
charge by the military authorities. These
places have been visited heretofore by the mil
tary, and at each visit Government property
10 q greater or less amount has been found.
Both are pawnbToking institutions.
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EHTEHPRIsIEG-We are indebted to our
nelghbor Barney Green, OF the Kirkwood House
news stand for New York papers of yesterday.
The train not arriving last evening, Barney
was determined that our citizens should have
the news from New York and he therefore
rugged up wagon and started for Laurel, and
at midnight arrived in town with the New
York journals.
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PHRsoEAL.-U. S. Senator Foote, OF Yer
mont arrived in the city yesterday.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

DAYS.
ByJ. c Nee rRR CO.. Auotionssrs.
% TMAaS sbsS 2Srs sES sSH
July Erh. at O'Clock, at the Auction Rooms, we
s4,ass Corooration Of Washington, quarterly.
sHO "i-A W1r1 Be A aG; do
sligo Corporation Of Georsetown six per cent.
yis ]: g MCGUIRE co. Auct..
Byw. L. WALL & 90, Auctioneers
Sosth corner Pennsylvania arenHe AID Niash strss
TRUsTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN
81 sn tfrs.
CORDED IN hoer A. g., No eos folio 49, C., one Of
the esa 18th lOf cf sa ini u prss
Iet a. t sn Auction Rooms of Nv Wsu Co,
y. =, square ,oe4, OF the plan of the city OF
Terms: One third cash balance in six. twelve.
and eighteen months. pure haseris notes astisfae'.
t.orily endorsed and bearing interest and secured
BY deed of trust on the pre- misses.
All conveyancins at the expense of the pur-
If the terms OF sale are not complied with With.
reserve. the right to resell the said propersgs It
giving one days notice in some ne ~spa per pub-
,sss E Z 81 i'6 q S1iR
JeR w. l.. WALL 4 CO., Auots.
MN CONSEQUENCE OF THE RAIN THE
n' S 'A9 e SrSf h9SF and place
Iyls WM.L. WALL q co. Aucts.
a ssIsTANT QUARTERMAsTER's OPFIcE,
"A corner g snd Twenty second streets, Wa.hing
aucon the a % al s IT sh
Corral: near the Observatory, " ASKING ton, D. c.,
HORSES AND MULES.
condemned rs unfit for public service.
sale 10 CONNIE at ten clock a. m
Terms cash. IN Government t II IoupV,Ss
y l4-st Captain. A. Q. M, U. S. Army.
ByWM. B. LEWIS co, Auctioneers
r.. s. MARsHA 4 y, SALE OF SCHOONER
In virtue of decree issued from the Clerks
office Of the Supreme Court of the District OF
States, win sell u Public Sale or cash at the
foot OF 5th street wharf, on the Posemsc river, on
SATGRDAI the 18th day OF July. inst, 1905, at I
SCHOONER MARTHA ANN,
WARD d. Laps AVON u lJ 5 a S,1sHsSD C.
jy Il d& DIS per VIM. D. LEWIS q CO., Aucts.
BY WIN. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers
Atfhe Bneoor, IS Louisiana are, bsflreer 9th an
Il u AgCTIoS.-On SATURDAY MORNING, July
18th, at 10 o'clock, we will sell at our Bazaar and
2Ha:ks, Horses. Buggy, and sets Harness.
jyis ~ VIM, l. WALL Co, Aucts.
ByJ. C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers
I OTIS ON PENNA. AVENCE AT AUCTION
IL 81 Building Lots in squ.re S74 on Pa avenue,
between 9Th and 18th streets east will be offered at
auction; on the premises, MONDAY, July 18th, at
jyn IRep.l &c. MCGUIRE CO.. Aucts.
w EIDss-HIDEs.
wrn M BE sold At Pqblie auction, on eysrs
n. a the Wharf on Sixth street w.shi1s ton III
the Government Beef Hides on hand at the time si
dss in Treasury notes. to Be- paid = sss
isls iOhron.l 1t. Col and q. g. %.
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PERSONAL.

OF ment, /
revoked. lty l5-3t~ FIELDER MAGRUDER
NO Observation-Disclosures ROSS DOetress
Y and Astrotogist. was born with a al gift
She tells the past and future-never known to fail
Causes speed, marriages brings together tn SO
long separated cures all diseases. IA mess
strictly confidential. No. 3SS street north corner
Twelfth street W 5st three squares from IL Patent
Office: The only person that can show likeness
of future husband absent friend in reality
Ladies so cent? Gentlemen 81. jy ls-lme
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NOTICE.
ALL Persons haveing lett Watches or Jewelry
to repair with o. Sosnowski, $40 Penn. ave nue.,
will please call for the same At NJ g. Il Strauss
Matchmaker and Jewelsr, 452 Penn avenue BE-
tween Sd and A.. streets. o. SOSNOW6KI,
washington. July 18th, 1868 jy S-lW<
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DEATHS OF SoLDIERs.-The following have
been reported to Capt. Hartz, (effice corner of
Eighteenth and q streets,) since our last, at
which place all information relative to de-
ceased soldiers NAV be obtained:
J. ). Drew, 18th VT; J A. Page, Isl artillery;
j Hause, l75th Pa; John Rutiie, 9tn n. l. ar
tillery; Daniel Newton, 16Sth Pa; NJ. Jenkins,
i0rh n. Y. artillery; F. w. Towle, 3ith Mass;
James Lindsay, 18th Pa; VIM J. Adams 153d
Pa.; George W. Monger, 9th VT; Joram Chat
field, 9th OHIO cavalry.
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LNOR SALE-A we'll established GROCERY and
Il LIQUOR STORE, on a corner near to Seventh
street. Satisfactory reasons given for selling
street. IL Il 3tr
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ARNRRr DISRASRa

6KCRET DISEASES.
Sanraritan's Gift is the most certain, safe and
efectual remedy-indeed, the only vegeta able rem
edy ever discovered Cures in two to four days,
and recent cases in twenty four hours. No miner
al, ne bslsam, no mercury Only ten pills to bs
those who do not want to be exposed. Male pack
ages, So; female, SIS.
and permanent cure for Syphilis scrofula, Ulcers,
Sores, Spots, letters, &c Price 81, six bottles
for IS. Bold by 8. @. Ford See advertisement ms
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L'OR SALE CnEAP-A MILK ROUTE and
IL Dairy OF eighteen Cows, with the Good Will
and Fixtures of good house and four acres of
land. For particulars inquire of d. MILLER
Kendall Green iy i4-3t+
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1 FINE GARDEN FARM

al dAhULN FhkN
n FOR SALE
Four miles and a half from Washington, In a
northernly direction in hi gh state of cultiv alton
now covered with fourishing crop Of vegetat,o on ,
fine Dwelling,, all requisite outbuildings, two
pumps of excellent water and will be sold cheap
for cash. Inqaire of n. LACY, on the premises or
J. BANKS, Feed Dealer, corner Seventh and N
streets, Washington js g. La"
L,URNIsHED ROOMS TO BENT-Por rent, 81
IL $50 18th street, east side. between & and 81
streets, neatly furnished and very comfortable
BED ROOMS, and SITTING ROOMS, and PAR
LORS. The neigh borhood is one Of most desirsh
in the city. Every attention paid to those occupy.
ing them. No children in ths house. my eff
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Il town. near the railroad. Best of references
and security required. Apply to J. G. MEG UIRE,
Auction Ger. jyI4-Iw*
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GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE, via Baltimore I'D
Harris6srg TO TIE NORTH and West-Twc trains leave
eton daily and one on Sunday-auiek time
low fare and connections. Soldiers tickets sold
through st Government rates. Eof tickets aud fur
ther information apply at the ONCE of Great Penn
syivania Route, northeast corner of Pennsylvania
avenue aud Sixth ST., Washington. Office open from
.. m. until p m: on Sundays from TO p. m.
al lilly E.O. EokToa, Agent,
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WANTED-By Q respectable woman, ssITUk-
w TON - cook in small private (Americsn)
family. Oaa ct No. 29S street, between I'd and
Sd streets. It's
ITO LHT-Thres pleasant ROOMS, furnished for
Il single gentlemen only. Apply corner OF ct,
north and New Jersey avenue. ~ Is cost
uEADQUARTERS FOR CLOTHING
IL jy Ii SMITHS, 40 seventh IT.
Gr0f At SMITHS, 40 Seventh street, to get
y your Clothing. jy
CUMBERLAND COAL.
" CUMBERLAND COAL
On hand and fer sale superior article OF Gum.
dKO T. SHRRIgF,
III 10 IN ~ stgeet aaA Canal.
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pEhONS DESIRING BOARD MAY FIND
l. al ths.comforts of an elegant home by apply
ing at 126 9th street, corner of r, three squares
west OF the War and Navy Depsrtments. One of
the plessantsst locations, with one Of the finest
views, in tbs city. Water and gas In every room
Table toarders taken 10 i6.lm~
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E'OR SALE--A small BRICK HOUSE, on ground
rem, will be sold low. For particulars inq aire
at 400 18th street, between and T. jy 7.tf
EHOR RENT-A FURNISHED HOUSE, desi.
Il rally located, not far from Wilards Hstel
1t is aupplied with all the modern improvements
For terms, apply to &. P. SIMPSON, at Sibley
GUYS 322 %, between 10th and uth lie IS If
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ITO LET-0ne of those very fine STORES, Just
finished on Seventh street, one of the best 10
cations for almost sny business in the city Pos
session given immediately. Inquire at the Cos
ling House, No % Penn. ave-, bet Heen 18th and
18th sts., or at the Star office. iy I4.3t
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V'AKlN Up Ag An lsTRAY.-on the 18th Of
high. The owner can have It By proving property
and paying charges, By calling Oii6ourn Bar.
racks Dy7-zaw7vH1 Jas p. 6HALLo ROSS.
M!LODEONe.-A laTes sssortnlsnt oS Prinss G
lyA Ce.H AeloAeons have3u been peoolypd a -
Aasie eters Of ". g. METZ q. opY
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TLEHKS FROM THE DEPARTMENTS, ARMY
~ and navy officers and strangers visiting Wash.
ington, may dnd Q comfortable homo In one of the
most delightful locations In Washin gton, No. 50
story, nov vacant, nv Is
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6PERMAToRlHRA oAH BE CURED.-Dr. Rands
Specific cures SperssatorYhea. Seminal Weakness,
Inp0teney Loss Of PGcer, etc., speedily aad efscxa
~. It's effects are truly magical. A trial of the
Specific, will convince the most akeptica Of its
merits Price 81 box. Sold by 8. b. Ford, cor
nsr nth street and Pa. avenue, Washington, and
Henry Cook Alexandria. ja6-ly
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nISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
IL WASHINGTON COUNTY To-WTr:
ORPHANS COURT. I'd June. 1853.
In REPETITION Of Ca harins V. Booth, guardian
to James q. ant Thaddeus A. Cram pton or phaus
Of John T. CHAMPION, deceased.
Mrs. Catharins v. Booth, guardian as Aforesaid,
having reported that oh has sold to Cary wynne,
Esq under the decree of this Court in this cause
passed May 18th, 1868, the entire interest Of said
orphans, as heirs Of James Champion, deceased .
2c9, with tbs i'm nrovemsnts thereon, and that the
said purchaser has complied with the ter ms Of sale
It in By the Court, this Cd day Of June, A. D. 1865
ordered, that said sale be ratified and confirmed
unless cause be shown to the contrary on before
the Cd day Of August next: Provided, that q COPY
Of this order be published in ths Evening Star 1t
least once week for three successive weeks before
said Cd day of August nsyt
WILLIAM =. PURORLL, Sole Judge.
True copy-TeH: z. g. ROBBINS.
1e l3-law3Wt Register OF Wills
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DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL, URIHARY
AID SEXUAL SYsTEMs-Neg and reliable treat
ment--in Reports of the Ho,oard Acknowledgement
In sealed letter envelopes free of charge Address
DR.. ]. Skillin Hsushton, Howard Association
Philadelphia. Pa. mar 2s-4m
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Dr. DUPoEf's Sugar coated Female Regulating
Pulls are the Gerry best IN They operate spesdaly
and efeettrefy, and being seated create
sea upon the most delicate stomach. trial of
these Pills will prove their snpsziorty ov sill others
Price 81 . box. Sold by 8. O. Ford, corner llth
street snd Pa. avenue, Washington, and Henry
Cook, Alexandra. ja6-ly
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49, ABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY ON 18th
T"EET, SOUTH OF THE AVENUE-T
'tI Jers effer for sale a four story BRICK
oUah ING, a'x60 feet. together with the Lot, on
I2ts 81. ret west, between and G streets north
phed With Hosting Machine. trap doors &c, and
is aaImiraely adapted for any heavy business, or
For PARTICULARS enquire of JAS. q. MCGUIRE
Il Co ~ II 81
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EHOR SALE Or EXCHANGE-For an Improved
u farm in Maryland, nearly new COTTAGE
HOUsE, two squares north OF the Capitol, s large
rooms, and large garden, with fruit and shrub
berry. For particulars inquire of JAS. F. HALL
DAY. Real Estate Broker, Eleventh street we It.
No. 515. icons Union, 1yl4lgt
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NOf1CE-For sale, FIVE hundred sets of one
IN two and four horse second hand Harness,
three hundred good citizens and Mcclellan Sec
ond-hand Saddles: Apply at No. 81 Penn, ave,
Hands wanted; also, one good errand Boy.
~ l4-lmr 81 g. JOHNSTON
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STKAM WEEKLY TO AND FROM LIVERPOOL
- AND QUEENSTOWN, 800
Cook HARBoRt EI68A
Rates of Passage Reduced sssa1&A
steerage from Liverpool or Queenstown to New
Through to Washing ton, d. C........... S4a 90
Payable in U. 3. Treasury notes.
For particu lars inquire of q. B. FUOFE,
~ IA ST. Agent, 401 Penn. avenue.
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EToR SALE-Ten Team HORSES, suitable for
l. suffers or an similar purpose. Also, ~
one heavy suffers TOP WAGON. ="
Inauiae of II. r. TURNER IL co, "a
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SMITH'S, 400 Seventh street, the best place in
- t. 6u to buy your CLOTHING Ia

AHn SEVENTH STREET. The best place in
9OO Town to get your Spring and Summer
CLOTHING. IL IA
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-02-25
Necessity Knows no Lnw.

The St. Paul Th'on says ,ha, in the
course Of his remarks upon the renewal OF
the Indians from the State, Air. J. t. AiS-
bin, a "wheel horse" in tho Democratic
patty, now member Of the legislature from
Ramsey county, ,o"k the following 's''on :
"iIe assumed tin there w~e a. y IN.
a'isi"g franz the eei tci + fae r be u
IL nj.s'ihiet th' State "a " II MI To er !.
nssnt in takiny nc'io. 'oi hmt to "u,h '~ity
of the G,ss:itat,oa. T.atfh'.. rq. sG "a
furan the purei 10 oi tas ca .stit tti ~ aris-
ing "ex ne.essiate rti."
Exigencies may and do arise beyond the
reach Of tho Constitution. when the Cous,-
tuition is itself directly threatened. What
shall we do in such q case Shalt we waste
our timo in searching Tor Constitutional
licencc or dead prccidents. or shall we take
Immediate and vigorous action for the pre-
servation Of The Constitution BY the most
available means in our power? Mr. Bri>bin
vas most certainly right. and we comme nd
the honesty Of the declaration.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-02-25
Run the Blockade.

A dispatch Of lie 18Th inst .ays: The
new gunboat indanoa run the bl ~ka le il,
Vick"5u'g Oh Fri ay night. The rebe tA,e
rics did their utmost to sink her, but she
passed safely.
This makes two iron clad gunboats that
have passed, and are now below the reiei
works at V'"k>burs. A late dispatch says
Il boa, loaded with 700 tns Of coal has
also p >>ed he batter cS. The coal WAS for
the gnnl"atS. This is an important step, as
,hp>e TO Is are now ab e, and do harras> the
enemy i" the rear, cutting off supplies, and
percl'ance einfo'cemen:s, and picking up
quite i number Of prisoners
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-02-25

uahle qualities. At.lhc State Horticultural
'ocie,ys meeting, lately held at Blooming
ton, all of,he,e different properties were dis.
cu>std aad attributed to this willow. The
lac Of its growing so readily from cuttings
will en'ble every farmer to enclose his farm,
and orchard with a windbrake am: f nee com
bided. and also have his grove, with bu.
tr'tiing outlay and little labor. We trust
that every man in the West owning { rm,
will do his share in clothing our p,aires with
these timber belts, and in but a short time
we will have all the advantages of timbcred
districts. Mr.. +. 5. Pike, Of this CITY, 10
whom the general introduction of this vii
low may be accredited. has au, ,horized agents
In nearly ever, prairie county. Of whom the
genuine cuttings Of tbs chosest quality Can
be obtained at aSonabla rates, d:Iivared a,
the nearest railroad depot. with freight
charges paid -LHir".o r. b4ne Jnn 5. 1863
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-02-25
Treason ;sebuifed.

The Chicago Tnrs is .ha emo limcnt o
treason and it's treatment is a gnrl indica
tion Of tie loyalty of the people of the coun
try. 1t has been kicked out Of the Board
Of Trade rooms of Chicas" an the Galena
forbidden place within the l:ne
Of the Federal encu. pnent at Memphis.
and news dealers arrested for selling it. We
nex1 and last find it rep"dia'el by the 'ua
n s< m:n Of The loyal Sla'e of Iowa. a Gis
patch Of the Ii h INST says:
An agreement has been entered into by
The principal business men OF Crder Rapids.
t. discourage a> far as possible the c''cnIa
ti"" Of The CEicay I'm \, Dubuque He'a d,
aud the Ci' .cinnali E'4~rr.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-02-25
IsUlAnd.

Rebellion is the order Of the day. The
foreign news Of most interest is with regard
to great rebellion now going Oh in POLAND
The immediate ca"sc-i<, the attempt to en-.
k'ce the El>Sian c""script law. The Poles
hate Russia and always regarded her as u
and to he compelled 10 fight the
battles Of the c""q"er"r is the highest in
dignity that could be inflicted upon them. -
The rebellion i wide spread, enbra'iny. it
is Sail, no; less than 2,U,OUO Polish sub.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-02-25

PAID OFr.-'rhe Soldiers Bu lsctt OF
Glencoe, where Capt. Wilson'S company is
station. |, under 'ate of the ! / h :n>t. says
Majr k""b'lI, P"ymas,'r. pai Us v,>il
on We lnr>'iay OF last week. >'ayrl over
Thursday aud l.f tor u'chln>,", Friday.
Hes a tib.ral fellow. an | |. hts stay
pleasant by .hru>,mS Green Backs ut ~,
thrru.h h"lr in tn. window. The bu, :
seemed To rnj y pa'Ins sn:.n through. an /
poke l"y them.
This j. g"i luck f,r the boys who have
been al! this .ons tim, without their pay.