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Daily national Republican., 1863-05-28
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9 ECOND PRECIN
- SECOND WARD.
Notice is hereby given that, 10 conformity To the
provisions Of the charter Of the city Of Washing
ton, an election will he held on Monday, the Ist
day Of June next, at Fords drug store, corner OF
PenhsylvAniA avenue and Eleventh street, for Col
leetor, Register, and Surveyor Of the city, to
serve two years, one member Of the Board OF Al.
dermen to serve two years, three members Of the
Board Of Common Council to serve one year, and
an Assessor TO serve two yeaTs for said ward.
The polls will open NJ o'clock a. m, and close
Al : p M.
SAMUEL LEWIS,
B. F. GUY,
WIN. X. POPE,
my % Commissioners.
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AmusenenIs.

GRevER's THEATRE" Camille. ."-Miss Lu-
ellie Western has prepared from the emotional
novel OF the younger Dumas, a version Camille"
which has been said by those who have seen 1t
acted In other cities to be far superior to the YER
sions Of the play better known to us. II is re-
marked by the Philadelphia RsDS to be the most
acceptable moral play OF the same name. "CAmille"
10 announced tonight for the only time. On to-
morrow evening Miss Lucille Western receives n
benefit, when she will appear In new character.
CONFERENCE.-The unprecedented success
OF the celebrated dAnseusc, Mile Annettl GAlletu,
still continues No artistic who has yet appeared
here ever created such n sensation as Mile Gal
lett. A most beautiful programme is announced
for tonight, upon which Will be found the grand
ballet, "The Mountebank of Sicily" in which
MILE Galletu appears to great advantage, MILES
Augusta and Marie, Miss Agnes Switzerland, the
"CouFt of Beauty" BudwOrth, boyd, EdesOn, Arm
strong, Clark and a host OF other performers, in
choice acts, songs, dances, farces, pantommes &c.
VARIETTEs.- success of the champion
lady jig dancer OF the world, Nellie HowaFd-now
performing with the attractive danBeuse, Lizzie
Fielding and all the lovely ladies' and talented gen.
tlemen Of the Varieties. The great pAntomime OF
"ABcuuiO, or the BrigRnd Chief" with songa, dances
fun, and humor. Friday afternoon and night, Mr.,
Budworth's benefit, on which occasion will appear,
by permission OF Manager Sim, the dramatic com
pany Of the Canterbury.
Go TO WHITRHURsT, 434 Pennsylvania ave.
nue., to obtain superior Likenesses at reduced
prices. Fine Card Vignettes formerly sold at 81
per dozen, now selling at 81 half dozens, same
rate. Colored ImperiRls reduced from $40 TO $50
selling whole size cOlored at only So. Will excel
In "COlOred Carte de VsiieSn having secured the ser
vices OF a superior artist for that branch Of bust
ness. LikeneBseB of many OF those fallen IN hatUt
can be obtained here; also card photographs o.
prominent men, both civil and military.
--
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HOTELS.
AIES.

GENCY OF
n JOHN TAYLOR sons
ALBANY IMPERIAL CREAM
p. Ky ALEs.
We are constantly receiving a full supply OF
tLese celebrated DRAUGHT ALES, direct from
Messrs John Taylor Sons In casks and half chsks
and solrit the patronage OF citizens and the trade
BATES h WOOD,
~ Pennsylvania avenue,
i,uu uppOHite willard Hotel
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AUCTION SALES.

DYJ. G. lMiGUtRE q CO.,
I'd AuCT1oNRERs.
,-VIEIFiB CAMP COOKING LBTovEslAT AUC-
TfoN.-.on sATURDA ". .MoRNIHG, May Soth, a.
10 O'Clock, in mont Of thsdAuetion Rooms We shall
: yisle,. Camp Cooking stoves, complete Sna
~acked separately in oak caaka-
ALSO,
>ped Tent stoves will be sold without
'PeScSRs. PeseSRs. JAS, Q, MoGUIREA Cor
Austioneeya:
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-28

- certify that - ha- proper facilities,
and - able to fulal contract for furnishing sta
tionery for the Department OF the Interior during
the year ending June 80, 1856, should - bid be
SOcepted, myas-2SWlm
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DROFESSOR GOODALL'S FLORAL
i FESTIVAL will take place on THURSDAY
EVENING, May 2Sth, at the Assembly Rooms,
Union Hotel, Georgetown. Tickets TO admit gem
tlemAn and lady, - each; to he had OF his pupils
and at WilArds' Hotel. may 26-lt
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"a N T RBURY HAIL.,
Louisiana Avenue, Msdr .Si1iI Street.

TIE Gl)OL RETREAT.
Third Week of
mADEMOlSELLE ANNETTA GALLETTI
The greatest Danseuse in the world.
Who will appear each evening in the great BALLET
entitled
THE MOUNTEBANK OF SICILY
she Will also execute grand PAS SEUI. called
THE PAS DE SCARF
brilliant success nI
MISS AGNES UTHERLAND
The Scottish Nightingale
MILES AUGUSTA AND MARIE
The Fairy Stars.
George r. EdesOn, Mons Szullogy.
J. y: Budworth, Billy Boyd
Willis Armstrong, j. & CIark
THE COURT OF BEAUTY,
Kate Harrison, JuliS Richmond,
Lilly brandon, Lucy Clifton,
Forming In all tile
GREATEST AND MOST TALENTED COMPANY
That ever appeared within the WALL of A
NJ &c HALL
ENTIRE NEW BILL,
NEW ETHIOPIAN ACTS,
NEW DANCES, NEW SONGS
BEAUTIFUL BALLET
The entertainments will conclude with the fayOrIe
Farce entitled
A PLEASANT NEIGHBOR
Doors open at * o'clock Performance At g.,
Admission Orchestra Chairs, 80 cents; Dress CIR
Gle and Gallery, % eentsj Private Boxes, holding
six persons, S6.
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ARIETIESi VARIETIES II
" Froniing Pennsyipdnid AreRuS and Ninth S.
nhMbLlN q COs.ssssssssss.sss.s....Pr PrOprietOFB
NEW BILL TONIGHT
THE CHIEF ChNIO,
with our great company.
The Champion Jig Dancer OF the World
NELLIE HOWARD,
Received nightly with shouts Of applause,
Miss NELLIE HOWARD, LIZZIE FIELDING
W. s. BUDWORTH, HARRY LESLIE, ADA TES
MAN, HELENA SMITH, STELLA FORREST.
JENNIE FORREST, Mile GERALDINE, Miss
FLORENCE, Miss LESTER, Miss WILSON, Miss
JOHNSON, DICK WATKINS, FRANK KERNS
JAMES PILGRIM, BOB HALL, JOHN PURCELL
W. DULANEY, and other artists too numerous 10
mention.
FRrDAy AFTERNOON AND NIGHr-Budworth's
BENEFIT.
On which occasion, by permission Of Manager Sim,
will appear the Dramatic Company Of the CAnter-
bury. my "a
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NATHAN r. DopGE.

NATHAN II UWWNb4 = - = = - -!
- BANKER, 7sss
Land and Tax Paying Agsnt
-CauwCFL BLUFFS. IOWA.
TIME GENERAL BANKING. EXCHANGE, COL
4 LEcrfoa, ana Land Basiness transacted, la III
TAXES PAiD inv EsfERa IOWA and NgBRAsKA
on the most HbeTal fsrMs.
REFRRKNCES; ST. g..
The Park Bank, New York CitF z# ID 2
Massachusetts Sank, Boston, Mass.
washinkson Bank do do
sank OF Syracuse, eyraeHss,N >.
Hon. Jphn A., Kssson, Washington, d. G. ..
Henry Farnusa Esq., Chicago, Ill.
Hoa o. Bsiaain, Judge Supreme Court ofiGSs
Hon. E. sells, Secretary state oI Iowa. -.-....
h Priee, President State Dankef Iowas
states Savings Association, St.LoniS.
Messrs. Crow, McCreefy d o., Ss Louis; No.
Jan. 1, ASA. ..vSn7-tf .. =. H. s.s,..
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FROM THE 1NDIAN WAR
cAmE Is AsFr.Ea A8ovE FoRT PEEMaEsl
DAKOTA TERRIToRY, July 4, 1883.

DAKoTA TERRIToRy, July 4, 1883.
FRIESp BURkE:--. .-.... E4,.-r
Well, here tits, alWost the close Of the
Fourth of July, day that 10 always cello
brated by American Citizens; and hereJ
am, aalietly seated under Q. small bower,
wondering what is going on dowas on
Earth, and wishing was where l could
see and enjoy some Of this glorious day.
Never before in nay life did i spend such
b lonesome and. dry Fourth The men
were treated once te-day with ahaaf fFation
of Old Rye or Corn / can't say which, it
was out ofsight too aaieh to distinguish
the color--ths arnount being 70 sEaail il
did not cause any exeitemenk Themen
are nearly all asleep, as usual, which,
of course, causes, everything to be quiet.
I will giye yoo some idea of this .eoun-
try, and of cur naaEchs4 We Left Sioux
City the 18th day of May, and arrived at
Fort Randall May 3D. Nothing Of i'm
portanee occurred during the march
Ne were four days crossing the Missouri
river, and I might mention here, that we
lost one man drownedl belonging 10 Co,
H. We isYea enc day at the Fert and
then started for, Fort Pierre, where wear
rived June 4th.qW We found this Fort sit'
mated on a.lonely haEEen botton With nov
and then sesneshrRbi,sry and sage hrush
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MIDDLE BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS
win keep constantly hand large snd Weit
selected Stock of .a*
Drugs and Medicines,
Raeks .s.s.D sT.3TFess.BRKt,
Together with all the leading
MAGAZINES AND NEWSPAPERS
OF the day Particular attention given 70 the COM
pounding OF PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS.
,Schsol aud Tsy BsekS. t.
Toys and ststisueFy.
vioiin and Guitar StrinSs'
AtWhoiesals and Retail.
kynett's Writing Fluid
Manufactured and dealers supplied wish thissuPerio
Ink al the lowest ngure. Magazines and Newspaper
Furnished at Publishers pricss. Terms Cash.
Nov 90 II 2s.'..-.-~ "'<
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sne ADosl gs's 9. ls'sy ~ 3. 3 -
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slsss Ths Hnited &sasee aspxexusaenk
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The name Winona. eswhieaa 10 used so
often Ia nanaing. .ships, and which is now
t,pora one 1f the gunhoats in then Nays
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D riIie pssas shencintl lof sha Raeset. hrw
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scosats, constr abtiag fSftih heations and Dig
ging enkrsnchsnsnss TIE hills a. sAe
vicinity Of our batteries were iitAsally
covered With rife pits. and the principal
roads blockaded with fallen timber. Gen.
Solomon deserves great credit fof aAsse
precautionary Steps. TIE eneany dad
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e.. HEAD ouAarERs ssTH REa Iowa !. voL E EIsF.,l
HELEHA, AK, July sth, 1853
COLONEL: have the honor to make
the following report Of the part taken in
the engagement Of the 4th inst, by my
reginaent.1 My men were drawn up in
line Of battle at day light, in obedience
to standing order Of Brig. Gen. F. Solo
mon. con, unarding forces in the Ralds and
at half past 4 o'clock q. M, in pursuance
Of orders from Col. Samuel A: Rice. OF
the 33d Iowa Inf. commanding I'd brig
atle. we marched westward across the
bottom al double quick, to . position on
the Sterling road. Upon reaching the
point designated, I found that the enemy
oecupied the crests Of the hills with their
2sskfirrpaishers north Of Battery A. com,
manding ray position. immediately
sent forward tsVo companies of skirTnisAa'
ers to dislodge and drive them back but
finding them too strongly posted. and be.
ing directed by Col Rice 20 hold the po-
sitiotl ut NIL hazards, 1 continued % rsiIa-
force the line until eight companies Esre
|aepleyed. " sls.s3 7 s.aSEi 5 -
"A n the mean time the enemy had
pIaeed battery o 2 guns ila position position
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| Leos,m room mate, sat down to write 10
her beau. As had no such useless appen-
dage to waste my time and talents over, I
began drawing Orion, &c., upon the wards
robe, which was painted black, and was
pointing off principal stars with the poker,
when suddenly the guarded, but still elephant
tread, which could not be disguised of Afrs.
Nolan, our worthy under-principal, and a
vigorous rap upon our door saIuted US, and
an authoritative voice called out,
"Miss ViDcent-Mss James," repeatedly.
Leo James began to shake with laughter.
but l put my finger on my lip in token of
silence, then buried by head in the pillows,
which happened to be near, saying, very
sIeepity, and in smothered tones
"Leo, what do you want ?"
Then Mrs. n. began miss Vincent yous
fire is not half covered up"
70, ist you, Mrs Nolan |" l replied. Well
III put more ashes on tit has burned up."
So saying made quite demonstration
with the shovel in my hand, while quietly
turning down the lamp with the other, then
Ursa Major, as the girls called her, seemed
satisfied, and went off, but we did not dare
begin our vigils agan-for she is naturally
suspicious, though not at all discerning
would be on the watch
| One night had an unusually long set of
lessons to prepare and sat down Turkish
fashion on the floor preparing to study hard,
when suddenly I happened to glance at the
ventilator, and the thought struck mo what.
! if Mrs. Nolan should look into the ventilator
to see if all was straight. the girls said sbe
often did, and just the thoughts of her clay
cold face pressed against the glass, sent me
to bed shivering as if in an ague fit, and my
room mate, who was sleepy and had retired.
laughed half the night, about my being;
frightened by my Imagination thus--so nv
poor lessons suffered somewhat.
Then after the days work is done. Calls
themes and all when both mind and BODY
demand rest, to be dragged out for walk
almost to the dumping OFF, place of the earth
we used to say, indeed some two or three
miles to 30 through gas factory or WOODEN
factory, where the air almost stiles you, and
to be kept there examining machinery as il
you were son of Adam, and intended TO
become a machinist /; then to 60 back, TOO
tired to think or eat, to supper; and right
in at six to study till nine. There are many
many other trials, too, which I won't men.
tion for fear our parents will think am
complaining; but. as I only wish to show
them school life-a little glimpse of il as IL
is-Tll--for fear
| CARRIE NJ
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II WILL, PosITIvELY."- ."-"Sally,
said green youth in venerable white
hat and gray pants, through which his
legs projected half feet, perhaps more.
"Sally, afore we 60 into This ere muse
um to see the boa constructor, want to
ask you something" "Well, Ichabod,
what is it ?" "Why, you see this ere
business is gwine to cost a quarter
apiece, and | can't afford to spend so
much for nuthin'. Now, if you'll have
me. darn'd CT l don't pay the whole ont
myself. l will, positively" Sally
made -committal reply, which Ich.
abod interpreted to suit himself, and he
strobe up two steps at time, and paid
down the "hull ont"
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Histrll0Aeaug.
A Marriage Spoiled.

a volunteer of one of our Massachu
sctts regiments, had the pcrilous duty
of being the standard bearer, in one of
the late battles, and fell upon the field
He was seen to fall, and soon after the
regiment retreated, and nothing more
was heard of his fate. The young wife
he had left at home bitterly lamentcd +,
and would not be comforted. To those
urging that he might only bc wounded
and in the hands of the enemy she would
hear nothing-she knew he was dead.
In few days she left, papers in the
hands Of an attorney to obtain what
might be due her from the government
as the widow Of deceased soldier. She
put on mourning too black, heavy and
awfully long-swecping the ground be-
hind her.
Everybody felt for the widow, and one
persona returned sold. er who had
been wounded in battle, who had known
her when she was light-hearted miss
shared largely in her grief. Only a
few days passed before he became more
intimate with the widow; and in three
weeks he was deeply interested. On
the fourth week an intended marriage
between the parties was announced, and
the miliner was called upon for assis-
tance in changing the deep mourning
habilaments of the widow to what would
be more fitting bridal party
Time runs fast with a wedding in
prospect; and the appointed day made
haste the lovers were all excited, and
the neighborhood was alive with gossip,
when Fridays mail-Friday is sort
Of hangman's day, after all-brought
shocking bad news to the party-!the
soldier husband was not dead. He had
been taken from he battle field, carried
to Richmond, exchanged. and was on
his way home Awful! The mourning
and the marriage feast, and the applica-
ton for a dead mans bounty, all had
gone wrong; and, alas for her re
ioiced as she was of course to hear that
her dead husband was alive-she was in
a sad quandary what to do with the low
er and other ixings. But probably it
will be right next week, when the dead
will be alive, and the lost found, and
great rejoicing prcvailel.-Newberr
Herald.