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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-06-19
VOL. NV.-NO. :.
AT ANCHOR.

All, many year ago, dear wife,
We tioated down this river,
Where the hoar willows on its brink
Alternate wave and SILVER;
With careless glance We viewed askancc
The king-tisher at quest;
And scarce would hear the reed-wrcn near,
Who sang beside her nest;
Nor dreamed that e'er our boat would be
Thus anchored and ut rest,
Dear love,
Thus anchored and ut rest.
o. many time the wren has built.
Where those green willows CULVER;
And many time the hawthorn shed
Its blossoms on the river:
Since that sweet moon of sultry June
When my love confessed.
While with the tide our boats did glide
Adown the streams smooth breast,
Wherein our little shallOp lies
Now anchored and ut rest,
Dear love.
Now anchored and at rest
The waters still to ocean run,
Their tribute to deliver,
And still the hawthorns bud and bloom
Above the dusky river.
Still sings the wren-the water-hen
Still skips the ripples crest;
The sun as bright as on that night,
Sinks slowly down to West;
But now our tiny craft is mOored.
Safe anchored and at rest,
Dea- love,
Safe anchored and at res:
For this sweet calm of aftcr-dayS
We thank the Bounteous Giver,
Who bids our life flow smoothly on
As this delicious river.
A werld-our own-has round us grown,
Wherein we twain are blest
Our chld's first words than songs of birds
More music have expressed:
And all our centered happiness
Is anchored and ut rest.
Dear love.
Is anchored and at rest.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-06-19
The Billiard TOurnament...Kav
nagh the Victor.

New YORK, June 1O.-The billiard tour
nament resulted in Kavanagh winning the
title Of champion, as well as the champion
table and cue. Fox, of Rochester, won
the second prize ($25O), beating Gold
thwaite 265 points on the final game. On
his final game, Kavanagh beat Foley
niuety-twO points.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-06-19
Resistance 10 the Draft In Indf-
ana-.-An Enrolling officer shot,

INDIANAPOLIS, June 1O.-For some days
past, the citizens of a portion of Rush
County have been threatening the life of
any one who should attempt to enroll
their names in accordance with the recent
act of Congress. These threats were SO
numerous that Deputy Marshal Frank
Stevens, with two deputies, followed close
behind the Enrolling Commissioner.
While the Commissioner was in house
asking the ladies some questions relative
to their husbands ages, DC, Stevens and
Clayton drove up in buggy and stopped.
Some men who were hidden in wheat
field rose up and fired, killing Deputy
Marshal Stevens, and mortally wounding
Clayfield. The Commissioner who was in
the house, fled, but received ore ball thro'
his hat and second through his coat, in
escaping.
Mr.. Stevens is highly respectable cit
izen, and his death has caused great ex-
element throughout the district.
Provost Marshal McQuinston arrived
here this evening, after military force,
and has returned with two companies of
infantry and one of cavalry.
He will arrest the parties and enforce
the enrolment at all hazards.
Governor Morton sent General Mansfield
of the Legion, with the expedition. He
has instructions to call out the militia. if
necessary to preserve the peace and en-
force the laws.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-21

the forces contributed by Virginia to the Can.
tolerate army, the State has force Of ha,
OWN, operating under Major General John ?
Floyd: by whicl, two hundred prisoners have
been captured, and most Of them BROUGHT IA
Richmond. From these he has taken two If
them belonging to The fourth regiment OF troopx
under the ''usurped government Of Ni1gina,"
-CaDt. Thomas Iam:or and Lieut.. Wilson
D;nnron-antl ordered them 20 be inlf1i<one}
IN the penitentiary, and to be ke1t in SOLITARY
confinement: and further ordered that TIT: Ill
lowing prisoners. John ". Howe, Isat c Cob.
and David = Auxior, who belonged to tie
Thirty Kentucky regiment ard Sa1nre
Parks, also from Kentucky; and William :
Dil]s. from Ohio, each OF the Filth Virginia
regiment, under the usurped gogernment. 10
be also kept in the pehitent!aly IN solitary con-
inement all Of them there 70 remain until
Col Zaryona is properly exchanged underam ami
cable agreement, or discharged
The Governor likewise says he has put In
the penjten1iary twooI Gen. floyd prisoners
-I,ant, VIM. C3ranm, Of Philadelphia, and
Lieut.. Isaac A. Il AIDE, Of Putnam comfy. Sii
Virginia regiment, as hoSto ge> ii>r Capt., Oar
kew and Lieut. Vanner, who tor stealing The
at Ripley, Jackson county, We're sentenced 10
the Washington }enitentia1y for four years.
The Governor wants all these officers ex-
CHANGED, and says the continuance Of the IT,
taliatory practices rests Will the /. States.
TIE DRAFT IN CALVERT COUNTY. --lte
number of persons enrolled IN Calvert county
was S39. OF this number, $50 were exempted
by DR.. Bird, Examining Surgeon, tor lhyslca!
causes. and 1877 were exempted tor other causes
making 7O7 exampts, and leaving subject /"
draft only 49, The quota OF the coun:y III
der the call was 49, In this state OF things
an order Of the = al Department directed ii"
Commissioner, Thomas ). Graham, esq, 10
deduct from the 500 enrolled persons, the Isl
persons exempted for other causes than nhyA
cal disability. and to draft from the remaining
$50 persons 406 names, which was done. Inc
DeDartment then appointed Dr.. Eiamnond
surgeon in the regular army: to examine t Hs
drafted persons, and exempt those physlcai'
disabled. DR.. Hammond exempted 37o OF 1sF
400 drafted men, leaving rs persons VINO WERE
returned as competent, making denclcnc} !"
the quota Of the county OF l3+- fnncc 0e0'
gian.
Tie Confederate steamer Antona. lFo"
Charleston On the 9th u)t., via Nassau on the
2lst. has arrived at Havana The Confederate
schooners William and Mary, Joe i'anzler anu
Neurel have also arrived The two latter are
from Mobile and AIazetekas.
The Columbus, Georgia, Times says:-''Ne
have been somewhat reminded Of q former Pc.
Rod by the appearance Of our streets W1Lhln tnT
last few days. Drsys loaded with cotton have
been pera1ubuating Kandol h street en- ro'le
to Muscogee depot with a frequency unknown
since the beginning Of the wa1: and men arc
seen walking about with more haste and eager
ness than we have Witnessed III manga day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-21
Utz lJexaulyiH Gazette


pIiol this morning and al articles OF daily con
sumption were at high prices; poultry and
vegetables are especially high meat at the
same quotations given last Saturday -Ihe
weather to-day was niIa ami pleasant. The
orders lately given By Gen Ileintzloman, rela
tive to selling liquor in this place, have been
c,untorman:lotl aud the general commanding
directs that the prohiotory order be enforced
to the letter. IS stephen Shinn has been ap
pointed an Inspector in the Custom House, iii
this place. 70 succeed ] ohm Eveleth, deceased.
The removal Of Capt Wyman late provost
marshal il. this place, is before a court OF IN
oniry. Considerable quantities Of fish, such
as yellow perch, ,uul!ets, &c, are caught III the
So>an scinos hauled near here, but the prices
asked for them are high.-1,ho robbing Of
fences and hen-roosts, and lots, IN the suburbs
OF the town, continues almost every night
It is said that Seycral Of. the restaurants lately
closed, will open again On Monday for the sale
Of oysters and such articles as are not prohlbl-
ted by the military authorities. -Several selz-
ures Of contraband liquors have been made IN
this place during the present week-not only
*'!,y the SMALL" but in casks and cases
n the r. S. House CT Representatives, yes
terdav. the Senate bill to provide National
currency. or the Bank bill as it is usually call
ed. was taken up A motion to lay the bill on
the table was reiected-yeas So, nays 81. The
previous question was then ordered and the
bin finally passed-yeas Is, nays g. 1t only
needs now the approval Of the President to be-
come q law.
I7,su1SG SEAsoN-Some Of the fishermen
are making preparations for the approaching
xaas,n on the Potomac. There will probably
ia . few more soines hauled at the different
landings than there were last year. The land
mo near AQUA creek will be hshed. The gill
;,o business will be largely entered into We
wish all engaged much success.
Chantily, in Fairfax county: Va, destroyed
J., fire. while in possession Of the Federal forces,
was the property Of a widow lady, Mrs. Cor
os]ia Stuart Her son, $. I. Stuart, resides
with her. and was her agent in the manage
I,eat Of her properly They are no relations
Of the Confederate general Of tbot name
General Mcneil, famous for the hanging
az cuer1i?las; in Missouri: has had an ovation
~ tne legislature Of the State. and the Pal
n,vra Courier. Of the 18th inst, prints me-
,.,or;u| to the President, which IS signed by
,l,on:an<?s of AIisSonrians, fully sustaining ey-
ex u<s d Gen. McNoil's administration.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-21

The New Orleans Delta has been suppressed
b. Gen. Banks. but the Worknen waited upon
linn aud represented that their source OF: sub
sistence was in irs continuance, and the Gener
a? directed it 70 be continued under the man
agernont Of il book keeper Henry Green
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-05-30
urttstle Der @rsiis


Tsr PtbrpuS Si5oatb" lhreibt:
@(af Oiamono" &c. nohl befanrt. Sae 9e9eapartl9e
I8ert III in Dem etaentbumlja onSiebsnSen ure Seiptnnsnotn
Civic ScS grfaGerS eeIhrtebe1 uno nro lb ethse ereR'
artiasr sblaet6 erFrtusn. Nr. 9odaro pdtt PIE 9uhpu9lt
8fItasrbeit, Snfrrmotionen gu ianmeln. uno eenupie pc
Ielbe auf8 bette. Da5 8ud ut nit &atrt3tt9tstt Uao I'M
Saetsil,6feit oeIbrie6eu, uno, 70 pct wtr urteeheh tVHn'n'
nabrbsiteaetrsu un6 dWBtrlt i%nterthant.
Ger .Sftamono graminer" Idst:
90 1T baS ousfu6r!ibte uno wtrtb9ollte l'ttrarl1e
gBerf, eas ie int Saben letne Gribeitan9 9snia1t pal, oae
nitt allen ~auiiebeno aeba!ten III, lcnoern aif oe Heu9@F
bss Qsftg5 in bpbent 8raOe %befrttot9en mire."
@u5 bent ,,Tihnpne 98hiS":
D rutl6efannte SisiB uno 8dbt9Iett oEe perm 9oIS
ta,b fnS @ardntieen 6eS 9Bertbts uno Der SbLhtIGten gee
Bgft5. 90ir perIpreheu Ins betnt DurNlelsn 0eUftptn
ande iehntt 81 lnosn uro Dsrben Habsres odruoes uRlsstH
Qef,ru %uittbtIeu. Die 6erren 0eit ane Sobnlton, ply
~aueQe6er, ]VerNientn &ueriennang fur lbr unRfne9WtR'
Mu5 benz ,,Tihmcno Gbrtifian Sblerorr":
,Oie @eIhihle ceS eriten Sabrt5 pes Arte9t2 tur DIG
llua66anliglett ocs Saben5. YOn einew 10 eneT9r.asr HnV
uIh!iQen Sayiitieusr gtih:ieben, ale Ylr. 9olaro W. on
bet eiren Sout beg NIT oen gTpFten SnteFflle Won Eau
.Esn0cn NtIcI Il merOeR miro. Gr 9ie6t cine SHlahntfNpSnr
atnoe i~ntcrefautel lsberfubt bar leBten er :t9niBretHen SaGre'
nebit etni0en Srjd6eR oe5 6tieges. Dae SE4 9leot re-
!ebrsr6e, untsrhaltence uno glaubputoi9e SsrI1ie Der CT
sisui6retGeu R~eeolHtipn Ypn 61 NIB l9Ilte Don Seofraaan
geslen IpfreeH,"
6sraasge6;r uNo Subbnnoier.
las Raiuig, Ritrons.
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0citficbc 9lpDthefe.

sur ben mir toN mcinen hiliigeN QanOoleufen 70 rrih.
LID gelhertten 3ufprub h~tr3Itdp pantsnp, ~enpfeble i'd midi
aua %ftrErrLin oeytn %genetgten NOblweacn, jrbem id ~
9letrer 3ett sur Rewriting brtn9s, pB tb rebit frifbcn Orc,
feine un6 9robe gsrlte, Sage, @rteaute5, % ferarukc, per.
ltisOtne SOrtsn 9fuoeIn, eeItihe Gitorieh, gunner q outer
9alt Chocolate. MatarOnt, SatateI IN sroben unO tleinen
tSelDirIeu, 96pdmme, 9arfamerieu, Stlfcr u. &C.. rpsihr
grSit:Jtb III ben rtOsIitit b~iQjgteH @rsiisn betens %en1pfcbIe.
s. E. & IDS 4dt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-05-30
Tener= unb NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Der
Virginia Fire s Marine In~rurance Com.
pany
Die eir 8cna Size Gayitat yor 5000 600 GeGbt
uor i'm Sabre 1882 ourd9 Die @ejekocbuno
BON &tr9jnica e~tuqcIebt nurbe,
Seritaerangeu perber burb cicle alte Cenreonic ~.
tDstLt unttr ben 9%unlit9ittr &shtngunacn 9coer qcner[ urO
PS@ll{rlHaoen an S%t9enibunt oncr gri, ais; SduIcr, 9cus
pGt' 0aler Ino SSaarer alcr art, iOwutl in Der Stdbt
ae euH I'm Eanee, WNb pereer Die EereFcnbn @ue,a6Iun.
gen prorpt a%tleiNtt.
%s- Gur bic golite unS Die @ufna5me oeriu ycrri6err-
oen 9cacnltdnbe rtro ni6ts bertbret.
Stnce: Wojrtra6e ,piItcn Der lOter unb 11t,n retcr
0em %r1erttar' SoteI, 8ibmoR6, Su.
m.,, u. 9. Gownrbin, @r6f6.
D't1t'm N"N;S Sir. Sccrct& iIO1
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-05-30
4nobiler Or(dafts- Amaaotb.
Qtu uuisre Gsfer.

c5n Grranosluus pUu 9si6dftSanist9en, bic
leaf ridt ,l erwartcu linc, beabltht9cn MIR.
cine cOer metrere Splltsn unlerss SlattsS gu
etnerr
81 Roster 6e16G Sr&alenoe r
~ serrsuoen, In welhcu mir bte Iorettn unle-
rtr oecbrteu Nbcnrentsn. alpbdtettlh asorbnet,
nm peu ridteIaoenoeu prcjs ben S1.OO per
Tisrtcliabr au%fnebmeu, nit bent Ssriprsd,en,
~oielclbeu aub 9letb ;eittG TIM "H'hncno'r Nn'
;eia,r" aufiunebmen. Nt6t'&tonnsnten reroen
mir cas- 0cppctte terehuen. 9tsreut Netiettt'
renpe pouen l6 pes9alb 8efdut9tt eli cen Nr
Saftsur .. 81. mcurer.
8ortter. Nram 6ipplcr, Hosal Strcet, 6fn
GGeatCr %qegeuiter.
II d. unc observation-disclosures unt
Drudcrci. @. %. @'6Bcl u. Co., Narp9iu
Ctr, smiibcn 91cael uuo @2atrr.
Gitp SotcI, @ofcc Salccn ano Scp9ir9
6UuIe, ron Gbarlcs Gutlsu5er, Tppal Str.
oeaenu6cr Gem Wartt,
DeutI6er arst. Or. 6. Saum9drtner
Sffce $40. SIS Dauptiufreet. cine Stisgc
bod. iter BlUb's MuIt. Stcrc.
Gbfrurai(6pe S%uRrumcnte, SruhbGnoer
II. {. ~. Qcuis Sod. "a Suutt Ec9nIFr.
MuftFz uno MISUNDERSTANDING Sol.
8lot, $40. So Daupbiu ctr.
ReFauruttOu 9Coe5ur uuo SGleHpt9t,
SO. I47 Daup6ju Str.
5pe,ercts 80 a Greu, Satdt &c. I'M @rU'
Eun. 81. u. y. MUu9. Is Scouts 29ateritr,
3Unob6l,er 1r Sualitdt. osrferti9t oon
9. grpprid, Store ct. nobe SrOor. @uf,
frdae rerpsu au8sncmmen in Der @rpeot'
ton D. Sl.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-05-30

&. Gn ~folssnoen Staolen TaO na&foi8ente 5errsn
{reunOli6f sriu6t, ais as,nttn flr rteiss 9la!t iu rrirten:
atlanta, Ga, 5r. g. GoOtebrOOf,.
au4ufa, ga, Or. 6. u. 2antaI;
8e2gsr @eabOw, 9R. II. .. 8. g. pr, Corr.
8upferiabn.
&G6aDba, Mla., or. %. Shultr.
GamOen, gla., or. Q. %. Bloc.
GfQrIefOn, 9. e, or. SdoOb 1ruIe,.
DC @r. 81. $. 8appelman.
CbnrlOtte, y. G., 5r. Sobn 8o9e.
CHATTANOOGA, Genn., Or. s. @raB.i
GD!um6iN, g. G., 81. SObn Stort.
DO 6r. ~. Q. Satob5, SiFet DS9gtb ST.
rolinidn."
Columbus, Ga. 6r. s. &tid.
Gnttrpriie, 0di, Sr. Q. s. &bst!aaarS.
Trcoerid6bUrg, 8d., 9r. 6sira Dftltr.
8rlte6prOU9G, q. g., 6r. Eruts 5lmns!,
SadICn, Dill., 5r. $. Sptnsier.
MocOn, Ga, 81. CIR. Sladitdoier.
1~pntapmErg ala, 81. .. Rapptnt5dl..
Dcter56ufe, 8a., or. &. 2inNeaber5.
Palet9t, 81. g., Sr. 9b. &B!ent.
S~avannoG, Ga, 5r. SIS. Sbmari.
SAreSeport ga, 81. q. Set9naa, I'm. y. ~.
Euttman, DILL, 5r. ISM. 8stmaR.
S5id9burg, Tiiif., Or. {. 8rauntug.
g3GtbaLIa, Sc, 8ep. u. An9eur,
&~1iImiRgtOu, 81. G., Or. NOrtaR.
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n~nrtiehuno Der lRsn 9eite,)

akL SbN NNs1 - 1880
s,n, mS6teu Gr ludtc bic Gtur nnp Tano Pc
Gle mar niAt Ueri6tcisn.
qsiie trot er btuaus unp lGrttt biz aus gen
Ter. Die QGpen Karen ni&t 9sI6lrOsn.
Or mari einen Blid ms 3imwsr, unp 10 l'er
frappirts i'm pas, mas CT lat' Dap CT oe" N0P'
s,cb mebr uurteuste uns f6 Der @stasr aus
fcttr, bemertt su msroen'
Dos b6sltde Brib iaB Dor etnem 2tlHs ou'
~eusfdbfm Elm 6aufeu blantsr Sbaler lag. )"
t6rem @stdb.e log cine maDnFnnt9s @'er'
Wcten ibr Ranp cine 6laIhe, wsl@e' w's eS
faieu, Sranntmtiu ertGielt, unO etn Io9enan0
ser Shisu3temer.
lIup in elmer Gfe Tag mie Elm 9une 3aS8m-
snenasruut Der allie, btinpe 9ianr' een S'PI
ocrarIredt uro wte r5 I4ten rem SIar9e osS
Oclprs laul6rno.
9lbur6ancu a6cr i6ljef ruti8 duf rem Seln'
Cuble, i'm msfte nidt Der &lau9 peS MetauS'
i'm rei;te ni6t Der Strobl psa tlanteu Stbsrs'
0os Betb ipra6 ieet nit benz Nltsn.
G6umaS fren9te Ta an. etpas ron DEM @e'
{prGte III erbaIhcu.
Benn mir elm %etu3iger 3bdler fsblt, lagtc
cas- @eit, paun I6netpe I'D Dir Die Ohren ar
10 ldGbc Dir cen 9au4 ouf, i& wetB auT eul
6aar. mas id Gattc.
SD 6abs Dir wabrbaftts mihts 9enommen'
footc Der Nlte nit tId9li6er Sttmrne.
g(i6t cinen Srppfeu Srauntretn ipirt Ou
son mic crbalten, fubr bas Neib fort, i'd ip!u
Did 6ungern unp pIrfen la6en Ou luuf
~ereptren nis Gin 6uuo.
Der 8linbe autpprtete nur nit tldslt&sm
0epimmer.
SD rperSe bas gelb iebt i~r9snSpO b%inle8eu,
fpp CO Define blinbrn @ugen 9epib ntGt 'stsper
febeu Iolen.
User id bore es tliussu, murmstte Ger aite.
Du tGrR ss %tlinseu, l4rie oaS Bfi5 auIiPrtr"
aeuc unp sr8rif ZEN Ohlen5iemer, % - ba5
Fliuot au@ unp bas tlin9t AUDI!
@ie aab DEM Nlten rim paar fur&ttare 9ists,
bog 86omas nur nit Wn6e IA Ealtsn frnntr,
cEcr er fanO ba, fsineu Stof pje gum SaIa6s
6eyeit ocGcfen, ais tppQte CT auf ole @le9dre sue
f~Urin9sn.
Gcr 8inte frImmte F8 pte cin Buru.
San mid in 9tube - rief or nit btiItrer
Gtimme, LAP MID in Nubr, OOrr I'D lag ee orr
Qrmenpjrccticn, baB Ou @elO buF.
0os Neib naGm cine entieBltte Micne ait,
i6r frugpisc5 6aar L5ite flo OOlenO5 nuf bic
&aaen warcn ongei@woleu, Doc Sud- bin8 ouf
Den Radcn 0erab unO lieB Die ent6 6Bte 8ruit
f,Dsu.
Dr. IagR ber decentralization, cap i'd UslO
safe - scricBtc fe Damn nit elmer SIimme. ole
G0pmae fy8ieln ma&te.
IS lag in Oieier Stimnre ni@t bas, ipas in
j6rsm OeIbtr lag, e5 lag cine 8%riufenOe 6reunO-
fi8ttit rariu, mclbe Die Side, Die in ibr ~Iauerts,
uur NOD offUBenrer mG6te.
Ole 9an;e Setne fatte fir Den nIien &tcmas
i'm 70 me6r Snttreie, ca er in etne gang atns
Tide Sage Fommsn fennte, ais pieier Sliuoe, ale
CT sepaate, ta6 feline cissne Goatev Der 8Ieiten
@danbt6at faGig unU um nibta bsIsr NAT, a!s
bielrs elsnbe Beib. 9
(6Ortissan8 fOIBt)
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9lu;ei9cr.


gcr uuter,,iagete lit icbt ia Stonbc, itcea &uftrao TT
,inem' gy,f6ofte oue ,uiubrenuuS ;par 10 htlis ole ntb9ltt,
Cine 9uswoGt Won Sd; zen ut tort>paeycne rpTrafp'9'
Vim rfuer. fTTner Sc~ptcnm0gen nit eulent 9uten
SutS#ey une rubiQen Yfereen fur etrUoi9tn @ebraup-
bic NufmertTamfeit Yun Sctelinsobern II. SantIlen miro
oer,dtct ouf Ieine e,pBe &usrpabl BON @atrosen.
~ OTuabr Tr,uro Ucn Srpbo'e, Stu6len Ii. Sprinerta'rosen
.,orSr, rrnsnt bsScrot. 6rdnctS 2oubI.
SroaSdr,. Sdt Ger 3teu StroBe.
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Qu5ct9e.
81. 6euro &aetur, Sptttte.

fru6cy in @cterSsura %nc6rbnfL bat ibt ltia 03tlb9tt nab
Sc. d SP0irifrcgt in bicItetr Snot perIc9t, iroliblt or itE
irtrer piro. TiCisniseu berieuCr III t0nucH, bic oil Sturi'
itts;sfcit Il. leibta. DnS T'lstnHe 1T Gin @u'i'0 aus
elmer WetcreGurBr 3cttung:
ben spir.,rr WctercbursS unp ~llmec9tno oI5 et1tn Op t!ne
Ysr 6oben atnutujNcu. 0urt ibs BADEN iOr 5riitn Der
gorsaalidNttn @rt tr6aIttn, unS "a nc s8ab! Der @!alf ~
hieIeni Rus, ron Ter bStitsu gBiGtl1tsit IT 70 tOnntn MY
y5,r. q 5ntor ais Sahfuuoj0cu ttlc.e u%Npfcblcn.
go DoYto Mto9, &io. %. Y. Grplco
Rvp. q Mtrots. SoS e. S8ot'cn,
N1r. g. Ylj:1oyo, RtY. !. Starr,
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he'd ilnttririhnetcu ;ur Ac;Reen 8Cnueuns belt,ns er,pTobs
len. Ticfclbe 1T duBcrt rtitb0ltts, entbdIt Die rellt!n
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8. 81. GfreFcr. Nacnt.

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Apotbefsr, O%ru88if, SmYprter brr
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ocH ~tial5teu S:o!@sa1gen wisocrIm nit ncvem 3prrotbc
aESAEltat:et.
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POS 8rcoOfrobe.
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McrceIar,, Olds=, INT Observation-Disclosures
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w. Qeou S6dGp,
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gem ocetrtcn Qublinlm NM we;utn 6reurber ote %n-
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S,r ~. = 6 "oS in NJ. rs,t,5 laasr elmer Qrutuu9 Su inter
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qlu,eieen Der stabt Osid,mpub.

8erIanet mtrb Elm Suaee IN Der StTce
b. Sl., Der ole acknowledgement ju erlernen
wuui6t.
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Ea9er S0n 5ooano uno eiuteimiIhen @iqarrer.
9auptIo6lt& aber einpic6lt CT aQeu QteGba6ern
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MARRIED,

At the Z ctr Get Baptist Church, on the 18th inst
by tie Kay DR. samsou Mr. HENRY HOW
LETT to Miss JANE Z. PYW ELL, both OF this
city.
On the nth instant. by the Rev Father john
barrisfer MIR RRASUIS j. meNAtLy 70 Miss
ANNIE s. BURNS, both of Alexandra Va.
New York papers please copyl
On TIE 18th instant by the Rev DIR Finckel Mr..
MATHEW HEAbY TO Miss SUSAN MARTth,
both OF Philadelphia.
ON Thursday evening i4th ipst by the Rev DR.
Pype, Can't KENNY " SMITH, u 4. A., 70
VIRGINIA GAp5BY, daughter OF Major j. IL.
McPLAIR, of this city