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FLAGS FOE WISCONSIN, REGIMENrs.-Gov-
ernor Solomon Of Wisconsin has had made and
has sent TO Mr.. Sellick, secretary Of the Wis
consin Soldiers Relief Association in this city,
number Of silk fiags, which are intended for
each Of the Regiments from the Wolverine
State in the Army Of the Potomac. The dags
bear thirty -four stars each, and have inscribed
upon them the names of the Regiments for
which they are intended and OF the Battles in
which the Regiments have been engaged. Mr..
Sellick is also having prepared Battle flags for
presentation to the Regiments composing the
uIron Brigade" Gen. Sol. Meredith.
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EXOITEMENT

ID KXOITEMENT.
i LEASE Call ct the GEM, No 2f2S Psnnsyl-
vania avenue. next door to the Kirkvood Hotel,
water, choice Imported Havana Cigars, and NJ the
latest newspapers, -
II n Inn MISS LUCY. RANDOJpU
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-Last night, Jas.
Hardin, colored, was arrested for knocking a
small boy. about - years old, on the head
with paving stone weighing several pounds
1t appears from the statements made that Har.
din was walking up street, near Thirteenth.
and the boy, whose name is Lewis Julien, a
SON OF Mrs. Julien, Thirteenth street, near II.
was playing with some other boys, and made
remark at which Hardin took offence, and
the latter ran into the street, picked up stone
and struck the boy on the side of the head
The boy fell, and was supposed to be dead
He was taken TO drug store near by and at
tended to, and was subsequently taken home.
At four O'Clock this morning he had not spoken
Officer Garrett was near at the time of the &C.
cuTrence, and pursued Hardin and arrested
hlm, and carried him TO the Second Ward sta
tion-house, and this morning he was sent to
Jail for further hearing, when the bog shall be
able 10 testify.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-01

FIFTH EDITION.

FIFTH Edit ION.
LATE AND IMPORTANT NEWS!
WANTED, EVERYBODY TO KNOW THAT
VIM. F. RICHsTElN,
At THE
NATIONAL BOOKSTORE,
a'e PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
is SELLING
THE FOLLOWING BARGAINS.
FIFTY CENT NOVELS Three for Dollar.
TWENTY-FIVE CENT NOVELS Six for Dollsr
ALBUM CARDS Eight for a Dollar IDollsr
- CENT STATIONERY PACKAGES Six for a
so CENT do. do. Three for Dollar
AtIBRoTYPE COPIES of FINE ENaRAyINGs
and PAINTINGS
PHOTOGRAPHS XLBUMS, BOOKS,
STATIONERY. COMBS. BRUSHES,
KNIVES. POCKET BOOKS,
And an endless variety of FANCY Articles at
large lot of BOOKS at half price.
HCall early, at
THE NATIONAL BOOK STORE,
27S Pennsylvania Avenue,
al l-2w between 18th and l2tl SITS.
NOTICE. The Restaurant advertised foc sale.
between the Metropolitan and National Hotels,
iysl,st Pm. DUBANT
I soDA foUNr FOR SALE "a ki;iun,.e Optic.
Enquire at the conneeticat HOUSE,, g SO New Ne
Jersey avenue, near the Baltimore Depot
pleasure BOATS TO LsT-BY THE DAY
Yankee also, laI &c Party Boat and seys. ~.
o Nd ss sfT M sss1s ASsp street near
hileys wharf. jyS-2wr
w COD From the sountss sH wlI1 be delivered by
wagon to any part OF the city. Terms cash and
hs Livery ssSs Va"
30 L: WkOE, on q street. between i7ta aud
lsln streets. jy SIT
NOTICE OF COPAETNERsHIP-Th The uader-
ave Rsesrs7e or tine
pose OF conducting the Lum Der business, in this
:. VIM. B. kEbaRavE.
Washing on, 18th July, 1a6s. jyaI-lw*
pAWNBROkER's NOTICE The undersigned
L intending to discontinue his present business
unr- tIled pledges. to cali and reeeem the same
within twenty days from this date July 3ls, 1855.
~ 3j-4t- bet 9Th and 10th ais
AtUGGY AND HORSE FOR sALE-Togethsr
sns Q, Isa by. or b guggy Tor
SFh. DANIEL BK1ED
jy at $50 St north near I9th west
STEAMSHIP EMPIKR HAS ARRIVED FROM
~ New W York York and is cow dischargng eaeah
town Ccnsignees v i'll please attend to .sEzzA
the reception of their gooas at once
Jy 3n St MORGAN & RHINEHART Agents
MAYORS OFFICE, July 70, 1863
EOPOSALS Will be received at this onfce until
u O'Clock m on TUESDAY, the I'd day of August
next; for grading G street north from Ninth to
Tenth street west
The work to be done under the direction of the
Com Toner of the Third Ward.
grazing. JOHN T. GARNER
jy 2n-3. Comm.ssio ner of the Third Ward
IL Q NJ d ER.i
The subscriber now receiving another large
cargo of assorted Lum Der. Lsths, DC, which win
be sold cheap for cash, at his Wood, Coal and
hos Va
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DIaLoYALrY.-Rober Cushing alias For
rey, was arrested yesterday and committed
20 tho central guardhouse, charged with utter
Ing disloyal expressions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-01

ASSAULT ON A WoMAN.-Yesterday, officers
Grant and Franklin arrested E. H. Burton and
10. II. Salter at q house on Eleventh street. near
@, for committing an assault ana battery upon
Mary Seymour At the hearing TINS morning
before Justice Clark. Lisnt. Branon, Of the FRO
yost Guard. suspected Burton and Salter Of
heins rnilitary mem and requested that they be
tnrned over TO the military for Investigation,
which request was granted; bat Lieut.: Bran
NON subsequently, retuinea mem % tne lusnce,
hearing and Salter 70 keep the peace.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-01

a SOLDIERS DIsoRDERLY WIFE.-In camp,
on East Capitol street, near 9th, where many of
the wives of the regulars are quartered one of
them has become lately very disorderly, and
has had to be demonstrated with, but to no
purpose. On Wednesday night the corporal
went TO her, and had a talk, but to no purpose.
gave her name as Johanna Dorsett, as the
corporal testified, drew a revolver, with which
she threatened to shoot him. Thursday morn
ing she was arrested by the corporal and taken
before Justice Gull, when it was discovered
that instead of her having presented weapon
she had presented black bottle, which she
pretended was pistol, and it being dark the
corporal easily mistook it. The Justice dis
missed the case. warning her if she was brought
before him again he would send her to the
workhouse.
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DxAp.-At Alexandria the death OF Mr..
Samuel Cats il announced. In the I'D year of
Sis are He has kept hetel ut West End,
AIexandriae for the last nifty years, and was
we'll known to the travelling public. An at.
ranFement was made to allow all who desired
passes.
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TO BUILDERS.
ecfiter has for salo about lao

~ TO BUILDERS.
i HI Subscriber has for sale about 10000 feet OF
Ssyy So peEios heart
N0RWAYJoIsT, from q 70 q feat lcss
jYs In. No. a7I wat.r street. asorssto.p.
CRYAT RUeH 10 sMITHp. l60 e.,.,ts 4.
NJ 20 get some Of the great barea In Cloth.
ING. ~ n
BRUCB Il CO.. CLOTHIuRS,
-. jyE AGA Seventh ct est
lot HOT FOR sNIrHS, 460 seventh street
Ii the Ell apest 0lothin: House In thu city, jyI'
I IYE AND L1rrl1s OF WAsHInarON
II living. vol. ei.D. s..-ll1s7l 4
yAS yRAN0k TAYLQ1a
eACn SEVENTH STRkHT. The bssk vlsos in
HOO ,pvn 70 get yoSs 6pflns ana sammss
CLv1HlaE. 81 IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-01

NOTICE. The Restaurant advertised fo- SALE
between the Metropolitan and National Hotels,
Is NOT Dc BANTS. 1t not now nor ever has been
for sale Respectfully,
iy3l9t p NJ DUBANT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-01

I sODA FOUNT FOR SALE.
L IN RUNNING ORDER
Enquire at the Connecticut House, $40 New
Jersey avenue, near the Baltimore Depot
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By GRllN d WILLIAMS. Auctioneers

w L & D G RAVE,
isUcoEssoRs TO MEssKs. CoYLE & BRos.,,
LUMBER EALERS,
Corner Fourteenth street and the Canal,
~ SLIM Washine ton, D. O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-01

ACKNOWLEDGMENT TO GIN. SHAcKELFoRD.
the following message was sent by General
Burnside to Gen Shae kelford immediately on
TIE receipt OF the despatch announcing the sur
render OF Morgan and his command
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B X
IL L q j ERtt
The subscriber Is now receiving another large
cargo of assorted Lumber. Lsths, DC, which win
be sold cheap for cash, at his Wood, Coal and
Lum Der Yard, corner Canal and AZ SITS.
Jy2 3rs G.. L. SHERIFF.
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gieneffes ans Gurnnn..

~ HErEEN r.g-frtgyfEa4s
New.g orf, f. Mat. Ser Dampfer
"@tna" BON 9ieerpUrl am %, traf brute Mpr-
gem I'M ttslIsen Saftn eiu. Seins Nladriatsn
inO 4 Sage 1pater, ais Die bsrstts mttss7
t6eilten. 14 s5s IA .a4 ra.5.#t.4.ee4
Die en8ltlGe 6eBteruns bate Die 8utid<
baltuuB bee Ranpnenbppts8 vNleranoria" uab
has agrIdstnen Der 9tperpOulsr Gtsnsr unD
grbauer ber1elben Dor eiaent porti9en Sc
rtGt6tpfe, anbsfoblen. 70. . s....i E
Die 6anbluasepetle beS 9Dmiral @llffs
bate In England 5~nneEmenbe Snbignation Ct.
re9t, Ielbf Napoleon fol- fA beletot8t 9efablt
nnb NIT Der Mtbsrufnng bes @fafen Mereier
bon Wa1btnetcn eeorpAt Daten. Die 2usle,
tpetGer bic lsste MahrtGt enslprtnst, it ober
leioer febr unsuperlaItB MataF.
.:sR .tassafai Gpdtercs.
Die ensl. 8s8terune tppGie tid6t fsrner ese
fatten, bab iunse esute aus eS5rtanb, Die jso9lt-
fats fur bic nGrDlt0e Mrmee ~angetuUrben ma
rem, maIenweile ~aastpanoerten. Die Igr(j@e,
rung er9E SGtTe far Mfrifo u.p Die 5a,oz
Iun9spstle beS geIanbtsn NOame Il. pieler
Nngele5enbeit erre9te 9rCbe Nufmertfa riteit.
Das Commencement bat lih eutfAtoIiea Bea
N9enten NIT ban Dampfsrn fir M~etamioraa
St Ienoen unb benielten ernpfobltn fetneDpasu
rcit,ufabren. a ,...@ +, 81
Die Shines be3etdnet bic WsaNatms oes
Delpgtn al8 1Alimmer, wis pte Daterbclfs
Nfatre, unb nlctnt, alnerica I1Ge IS barauj
ab, 6etnpleItefeiten NIT Gnalano bgr6et;ufah.
rem. NappleOn it aber MDam6' 0erlalteu
furAtbar auf9ebra2t unb Der 0artIer Cor
Respondent Der Shines la0t:
vOie 3eit 1T nidt mcGr fern, odD Tranf.
reid unp @Si8lanb eiae anbere OclittDn aenef
Nmertca eirnebmea perben."
Carl be @rep TT tsbt &rie8smtni CT unt
Marqais 9~artbin9ton Inter eesesair a.
Brdnfret0 nimmt SeerItun0en Dor. r
SpdteRes nber . ueenstop u
%. Npril. Die &onSpn Ns.ps iaQt, ma
Osrmutbet, BOP bic 65Oesale gseaietang iDyeg
auawdrti9sn geamtsa gebeiulis 3nCruettpnsI
gebe. wte btes aus Str Moam8 Isefabrgr,
tuh@er einem SGtfe etne 9er,nt0fpn eese'
ben. babe, beroorgefe, ttno neint, baB ri
anerifanii6e 8e9terung ntdt pos Gedt BABE
en8l, Sdtfe Spm 0anpel aus3ul dlieBen, tutf
etntge &anfleuic IN england bic 8ebgIgn mi
Torratben &c. rntesItubt 1Gttea. 81 %tIa531aa 70
Parta 20. Nprit. I'D q 3situga5.
Scusnal oss Dfbat6 un0 9oufnal De 8lut
baden 0erp1ruun9tn erbalteJ, .
! S0cgu, %. Apttl. 3Uei egnR9aite 8ref
fen 3pil6en Den Snfur9enseu uno Nu{Tsn fan
Den 6 Weetlem BON WarfAou unO 5u Battnq
ltatt. Der lsB!ere 0lay tpnrbe ueu ran MuGer
Derbrannt. a
J. Nu5 DdnsmaTf ntro 9einglost DdB 0rtr
BiIeslnn pic @rteGif8t Rspae da8enemme,
BAT. 90 "-
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6yy gBig eniDaltsa lir8 Gente Metese9
ilber bic Bfpegna9en uno Grfolee Der 0otqs
mafartasc 81 b~rI1lge'l, Dn mn stn Qeleen jsDsl >
falS nt9ts batau 9s!esfa iein tas7u, nit ups
psrbnrsien gerid,ten uaD snstFettaftsn 9lnG<
rtfhten abgelpeif 5u tperpsn. Gs iirlo Biz s,tnl
S1lude Der prelle tpeoer ui13teGe HoA per~
buy8te NaAri6tsn bon @aIbingsoM 9ttr ii >
sstanst. bic gtentGfsiten tom JtapyaDanaapf
reIp. NapIDan sn!balteu. SepodA Iafsn 0oo.
"a lRanEvsrs barauf l9ltsben, paG ,pir talo
reds 0iuiiGes bGren werbeu
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Sens0en umo Grim -, tugs Store 3a
3 lV~1 0erEAufef:.

Dtr gprtatb un6 pie @tAr&tuu8 tes Gentlemen 8urniibus
igae 2enies 8rinnttn8 Store gto. SO gtprh S~pDattltr.. rcsT
aud re Tirtures pbre cen Basrsnprrrat0 IN tn ~rertauten.
gberfp SEet S@aniGRen uno etn @tf5ft0r mite 5lamnlln.
OessIEtgrn il inter ennetntsaren 8eStd8ua cen On aa5Gs-
.5itAnetc5 gS ebntaus nebit Store in etaer Guten @ei0& tsIG9s
Su br I0bpentiden @de bon 8rittnn< un6 &8iGcGitr, sa pEf-
fatfsn. gu aelpcu III go, SO Vt. 9CWar6ir. (6Nii)
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Der 0sSenb be8 Wearl Silver, Sa bieltm JaUs
Iautst Der 8est9t be8 Sol. Gopis8 IcGr u..
eanat8. 2sbfnamittsl lno fetr t1sney uno
9urus.Nrtitel gas ulsbt ga fifeea. ale5 ml'b
In Der 9ttbslea-N ralee oitnea, il IS W.tB UeFt
Ibparj; tpsr !itdt 9tu8. purpe Ct IaoITSa optS
a%e9aaaen. GonfGa .Gaoaasrie bieut al8 8lute
Dunpe, Die mad Oet 6iiAtinen fabnOen..
Die expedition lam mo9ihsbaltsn misosr In
tbrem .aItsu @taaraaarttsr Gil. sa
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@irthfAaftes0erfGnf.

Cine I'M beften Gtcile Der @tabt stlss.ne g3trtti9af, NIL,
Dc it'd, elmer gutcn 8nuti&aft erireut, 1T pe9ea @Sf4dfteper-
Sh %pertauien. Ndeere5 gu srfra3en BET
~. 6. s. @aener,
(Wp0U @amtenItr, SIR, So.
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@af6tu0tpsa, 8

q DerD ampfe It 5ugo SenfIas bradse
l4O iablt6e gjefansene, mal6e 6etm qeaen
eiGer- Bride a6er ben Napionn, l6erralAt
ipnrbsrt. nafsre8 ruppen warsn i6uen In ben
J1ildfn7 9efemmen, 4,0D Die Jlebe(sn tuaret,
nm3tngslt nnb gsfnngen, ebe Ge bic gefabr
entpedtsn. sd f
t@Untracte aur 9iefsruna BON leosr=
men unp p9eltuAenen YoaIdden fir 4 Sabre
.fnO bur6 ben 9tneral pOameI1er nit Gtner=
ION @aeiorS aus MaRa9uetts uno 81. s.,
31noin aus BaGtimDre abaeI@lOTen.
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@6iff turh einen airaten p~erbraunt.

Nem gort, A. Mat. Sci MaQfid.
flbrer SareS Coffin Iab III ber ss1aat pts II.
Nir3 awilAena % ~ Srettsu. uno 260 TO-
2G~n9en8raoe eth 6rsnucttSe6 G@if. Gi6e
en9ltlas Briss Bate pulTelbe 8a8s Snoor init
etnem anOern Sdifs 3uiammsn8eie 0sis, BON
rptlGeln 9sbttrn man annapnl, paB es sin Yt=
rat aetpelen tpar. aaa aslf4 aaaa anH 5it6aaa
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NretSs . srseicDutg u
0es 9duptGeeitn Den perlAieSenet DIRritten
Ger S!aOt. f...a

Tr ~. ..t... -t ger SFaQE. s.~..5. -f -t. II. -
.5.- p.i.a3 Sm Sa%brif:0iarift, .Ha
gipe &onlEt oDn 40. SUB }rort uno $50 1ub 2tclt, nit ttuem
e.r frEa RIdntpin- @stten psa 600 Quattatfof
.lsi.f T SsFF aar5:5a6iuas: $1,000 $lO'''O
%. ID. N, pbue @arten. .,...... 1900
- Sci gaatbs5atluu8, $7O.O0)
3nhlbar III n%lgnmIitFH 0Gttn BON $500. :"
Or ~ hteisui 3ref alS9eplbIte Sab tttil Bat cine I9Gne
an9euegntt rno btqaeme 2a9i, nno 1T B%i0Nfer5 Ws1tGspQ tur@
fen NttiianiuastGuofs nit G%anpfrnf. tpr6ai6 60 t~lel1sren
6ebritdnten nabJti& ScmSbt ptro, Jtauull Dtsiien Su uttetbsk'
.ta -etl a14# Sm &dfen-S tffriet.
Cine gautot BON 40 SIS Br6nt ,nS $50 Sus Etffe, nit einent
-a5tHas9rpsct G9rt en- ppn so o auaoratiu6 @tSBe
.1E e4t. HM $l25.00
~ (9et Q 1artesa6tun9: $lO5,O0) 7
D3- 30, %. pbne ga tet...., .,...... 100. 90
tsei. BaarbejatIun8; $S5. 00) r.. 7
3nblb1r IN tnenRtltben 6attn Ocn $500.
Oieer Sbsit res StaotSrHnoes 1T 70 eiuiig ge[egeu tGt bic
Iuleeuu0 pom ODDS uub S9ifsfanGten, btt ttf tn bas Gtaots
9etiet 1id) trltrtfen, rnb bic gDaHerfroEten fir G6jfFIlbrls,
unb Gatrttgti1dIte b%eIinebren. oaB pprduSfbtltD 1T, Bag In
rrsnasn Safrtn ! Der SUB en- per Srpnte 10 ctet tiabltf9t
i'tt Elm gamer 9aupiss tcitet.
M~nssmeiner g~toSkaCiRrift.
GIae g1aIpt RON 40 SUB front NIB l50 fu6 Giefe, nit siuem
ertta Rrdmterr(Sartcn bon 10000 AaabratuB
4 --# WrDBe. t...-s.-....... Sl03.UO
~ Il 8t Saarbs30btur9: $88.00)
0p, b0,7 10. Fhne @arten $500. . IS 90
.ua (Sei 8OratsteS lttupg: $4,000
3a1l5or in llpAatt6en Staten ron $3.50.
&teler Gtfrttt fAfieat ale t6rlg'n 8nupi6te ouj tenn
Stabtge6iete Elm. &arGs Sc Gerren6ung her eintpu1nearen
@1cev sur g]trl6bueruog Ger Str1fea nit S9atteupdulnen,
@tnfu6run9 Der. StattsSiienbabner, M~aIeguna BON Datfs,
8pt9ntf6sn 9 4rten, fppie b66ert Shul- Anla.tep, miro sine
snUrnte % 'Ttberf5panG Ger SagPlage esidaftn,
rf@ - Bouts &untnger.
4 H- Gen. M9eut Ger @lpHceifr 2ancgut- uhb
&. BreiStnasr, Su6a6ent, (5na il
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0imbeerz@Gen4

M tpl,bem GATE Der ~erriibrisen 6 ruSte, ep,tIteblt benz FA
a. YubIifnm in Der bereits lett Sabren titmldf an etc %
.tannteu Qualtlt; icpie Iimmth6e bOppeIte grtratte fir
Gisersam rno GrdSWtde ais; gauiIs, Gpis. &im5teltu,
6rttcsrst. Itonos Gstiuent, DociS- SlltGe, M0ciS- gtGlIe,
5erdcl, @stparlpri SimstpliitFs j3imstrtnbe, Wlanstln, SlRl.
MEL, Gsrtanoeri Sitsptr, g6adtGlcerbeej en-, &almnS 7ea IL
%inJeLucn unb DGs9nb 8IdlG@ert fSpie idUmtil&e g6etnc
unt SquDrS CUR aai. 8ea6tane.
i..- s..l -.-r slsH Oetrut ann SErnt Hs.
t22apt3Nfis @ds SafPSar II. Gdn1esnar. 9~eGennter bppi
II. 9anpeer W3drst. ..
NOTICE Application will be made by the undersig-
: ned to the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore at
the present session of the Council, 10 erect and use a
Engine at the printing Office, No, 5 North Frederik
Street. reg 1iF IS sH.. .rl 80
.apr2S At t.g .4atHR WIN. SCHNAUFFER.
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3neiter 3wstg Ote UiQ 20. As
b~3ltg!id1 Der porsuaebnteneen SS}nspsf!ion bou
9ta0 uao G'eDt4t wuroe auf8erafen u6b berr
Gofntte Ibevptefau.
Vine DOR msDrerelt Brtrgetn eiaaereiG!e
Vftttlott, !peIbe um NusbafIer2ng Der 6rttguz
tef9f in 5aTGtosa,. ituilAea RfpahLicGa MD
@alpqitt StrdBe sgtu@t. @uyQe cem &&eggbare
@omtie our Se9ntaAian8 u6er8sbea. d
Glta rem 3aIeono ser 3dr WseAIa9rana to9=
ifn Ntebes aus rem G5traBen heitiga1ite0 Ttbrs
r'erfe sstre1anoet MaigAg muype ~yefegiEt nsp
eem Gautidt2.G suite iJt6ezlpiesn. w =
1er Natrag bs8 f}cheo1sj1 S9taite'9 fit
sD'2ebo1 &C, etre 9}egDeiisyira9 tn Circuit
Court oor3nnebmsn, ipiitge sar8aeieo uao &C.
nebni9s. mt4al ,4 d
Die S'enna tptree 4uf9ebobea aslb se4tagt.
BE Des gro6e unfpn4 80 ttt.
tatrs=G Un5ert unter 3tretgos pes 6yn.
VrpT. aGeberteper linDst artqrsei. M9erD liz beg
Jteto MliesnblY 90Dm8 ltAit. Oa8 Wtasr0rntu
" Gin dnBera retGGalgiGe6 ,'1D nit verttg,
Itfsfll geId,nidda aeranqirs. Ote better tnuJ
faliiAen 9rdfte bteltaer S!abt ~(carnntcr) tpte
Die oslatibrgl SdngerDsseine, ote ,%lllica stns
Heal QlIoctaltom," lpspie auf Dem mnifaLiIMen
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-10-23
The Presidents Reply to the Mis-
SOUrfGnS.

From the brief abstract of the Presi-
dents reply to the insulting demands of
the Missouri radicals, we judge that he
has fully penetrated the bloody and revo-
lutivnary designs of these men, and will
check all their movements. Their first
and most positive demand, which was
for the removal of that high-toned,
discreet and most excellent officer,
General SCHoFIELD, has not only been
denied, but all military power in the State
has been concentrated in his hands. Gen.
SoHoFIELp's course in regard to JIM LANE
and his murderous red-legs is approved,
and he is ordered to put down, not only
guerillas, but all persons engaged in irregu-
lar warfare under whatever color or pre-
text.
This is the severest blow the radicals
have received at the hands of the Presi-
dent. The pressure in favor of the impu-
dent demands of their delegation has been
tremendous, and Mr.. LINCOLN is therefore
entitled to honor for settling this Missouri
imbroglio to the satisfaction of conserva-
tive men.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-10-23
Cedar Valley Railroad.

The Minneapolis Atit>, in commenting
Oh the "selt>h and ruuous policy 3"
adopted by certain property owners in
that vicinity towards the Minneapolis and
Cedar Valley Railroad Company, says:
Even now, this Company has, we are in
formed, decided to delay the completion of the
road bed from the Fort to this place, which
was to have been done this fall, until the COM
ing spring, conclusion to which it has been
driven by the :" black mailing" policy adopted
by few land owners between Minneapolis and
Minnehaha creek. In the meantime it will be
compelled to resort to the Courts for protection
against the selfish few, who, in order to enrich
themselves at the Company's expense, are will
ling to endanger the completion of road to
this point. For, driven from this portion of
their line, refused permission to 60 forward
with the work, we should not be at all surprised
to see the force employed by the Company
transferred to Mendoza and put to work upon
the grading of St. Paul branch. The Conn
pany and contractors cannot afford to keep
nor ought they, an army Of wOrkmen idle for
two or three months, while contesting with
these land eXtOrtioners in the Courts and the
city of st. Paul, taking advantage of this state
of affairs are already making most liberal prop
Ositions to the Company for the construction
OF a branch to that place, propositions which
no one can blame the Company for accepting
if it is refused the privilege of keeping its force
ut work upon this part of the line.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-10-23
Judge Aaron Goodrich.

The Chicago Tri6me's Washington Cor
respondent has the following paragraph
about the Hon. AARON GooDRIoH, Secreta-
ry of Legation at Brussels, the truth of
which we are inclined to doubt:
to-day met with all esteemed friend, whose
statement is worry of all confidence, from
whom l learn some facts touching one of our
representatives to a foreign court, with which
the people ought to be acquainted. The d.
plomat to whom l refer is Aaron Goodrich,
the Secretary of Legation to Brussels He is
put Gown in the Blue Book as a native of New
York, but was appointed, | believe, from Min
ncsota, and perhaps has the title of Doctor.
My friend, who Is a responsible citizen Of
Washington. states that he was q fellow pas
senger with Mr.. Goodrich TO Europe, on board
OF the Bremen line Of STEAMERS in the early
part OF the past summer. On the VOYAGE. Mr.
Goodrich made himself Odious to every loyal
american on board by his open denunciation
of President Lincoln. bis Cabnet--Or Il MAORI
ty Ofit-and his policy. He was particularly
severe upon the Emancipation Proclamation,
Which he denounced as the most inhumany
barbarOns measure ever devised. He denOunc-
cd the Northern abolitiOnSts as the authors of
the war, and defended the Southern rebels. and
especially JEFF. Davis, of whom he spoke in the
highest terms, as gentleman worthy of all
respect. When asked why it was that with
such sentiments he went abroad as the repre-
sentative of the United States, he said that he
had offered to resign, but that the Government
refused to receive his resignation. My friend
will give the names of other passengers of I'M
doubted character, who will substan:iate his
statements
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-10-23
Murder I'm Fillmore Conntv.

We learn from the Chatfield Democrat
some particulars of the murder of JOHN
CosL1N, citizen of Fillmore county, near
Newman's Ford on Root River, on Friday
night of last week, by man who says he
lives at Saltwater, in this State, and who
came down this way for the purpose OF
trapping. CosL1N and some two or three
others were on their way to Winona, and
encamped for tie night near where the
trapper was encamped. During the eve
ming the trapper missed a pistol, and &C
cused CosLIN of stealing it, which led to
the murder. The instrument used in kill
ing CosLIN was large knife. He was
struck in or near the heart, and died in
five minutes after receiving the blow. The
man who committed the deed is a Ger
man, but whose name we are unable tc
give. He is in Jail at Preston.