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SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs.-Patrick
Smith, Sarah Smith, X. NJ T.. Rogers, vagTan-
cy; Mrs. Mary Taylor, suspicion; workhouse.
X. \ Donald, drunk; dismissed w. II. Hui gut
dsorierlyi ~. CT. L. Leighby, do; military
Augusta Smith, do: 81
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S1oR1r D1s.Aslsi s,ohrr D1s1As,''
RAMARITAN'g 6IFTi
SANlRyTAWH GIFT

s1XARITANs GIFT
THE MOST GlRTAIN REA1DY xylR USED.
eoronsAS1 F R2:itIsf 2 s4sId 81 :.
oonsPs 4 4a S, as H : 4aP ~ e..
any unpissssns taste and viii not Il any way in
q sa
Of 81 ss
10 lxrosuHE, 10 9sousLH, 10 cHAsaR MHAfEvsE.
sossss sS Bs,.s
Mercury III ssaaiMAR17ANs GIFT.
Prios-Mais packages. O.. Female. %.
ssGR sf:alrs. &
sAn4sz!szfE ts faSH ~ Azss 5y,ezs
S s. e:
scribed it reaches and eradoatss every particle OF
the g
''r'' f 81 s5H in 'sr
i3sfa Rt{ kSS
system, - xsn - ali tie Bad effects OF Mercury.
YIMALEsi FEMALlSH
In many .dsetioe., I'D nth Ehish RqnSsfs Il r.
males shs LOOT AHR Hass 1HI0.s T.
whites, In bearing down, Falling OF the Womb,
Debility, and for al com plsnts incident to the
Bent by express. Price q . bottle, or bottles
A0i g. sAMARITAND oHANcRl WASH.
Price o cents. Pull directions.
DISAoND d co., Box ISL Philadslphia Poss
Bold by 8. CALVERT soRD.s rnsr Of 18th and
: asNR sY'o COOK. Alexandria m.yetr
4 DAks lxRKass SoAPAs Iyy,,,u,.
- ox11oA si% E Ea:i;.1sss o.. ID
cRuAF HAsTIRN, HORTHEHM AND W18f
HIN 1xPRkss 10RWAADARsi
wuRuHANDIsn, Monty, yHMLR9, .yALu
xo-vsrSed ~ Gx12TY AND 'DI6PArCH 70 I'D
seasssibie SECTIONS Of the country. This Company
~ asencicS in thS principal Hallway Towns d
hO11H. 11Iss Y. T;,rTincipsi oicss sss 1fA WEST.
wAsH H4HFH 1SSsEE,pRIX r. BXLTInoSH d S2sroA
With, LixiSafoM. o-s'
0onneetacns arc made ct New York ard Dosson
SSIFfsH fROVINO1e md With stsa1sshiD nnss
g LIvlRpOOL, NORTHAMPTON Ard HxvRE.
oAd thence By 11ropeAn expresses 70 Al rfominsn9
scnmsrsial towns = Great 1ritain anA % ne ooa
ccii:ssoa Of MOTHS, gHAyzs "a srIIs naSs.
@ al aSssG1iSle Dish ~ unitsa Gsss.. !
IL lsasb .. 9; RunIMa 800
te7-sI.x% BRO W0oeAOWSo9 SsyszA y
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DENTISTRY,
nENTISTkY

n DENTISTRY
DR. LEWlE Has ed to % psan avanue
two doors sroTe his former Office Cali -
and examine the Or. p New and I'm fss-z2
proved Meth cd of inserting Artifciaiil j77Y%S
Teeth, which is far uperior to any
other mode now in Also, Teeth extra:ted
without pain, when desired. Terms moderate in
all eassn. sc Ia ly
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FOURTH WARD STATION CASES - James
Garyen, larceny; dismissed. Geo. Rollins, do;
Jail for court Thomas Hill, do do. John
Lacey, druak and disorderiy; sos. Frank
Dickey. drunk Sis Ghas Timmons, forgery;
dismissed. James b. GiIlet, disorderly; 1871.
fighting; S1SS. JEFF Thompson, larceny OF Il
horse: bail for hearing. Charles Timmons, dis
orderly; 81 Sc. Chs. Placide and Jno. Shacklg-
ford. assault ard battery; Jail .or court. John
a. Downs, drunk: Sis. Thomas Power, do;
dismissed John Kelly, selling liquor unli-
censed; s2G5s. Sam'l Haskell. drunk and dis
orderly; military. Captain Childs, drunk: d..
Mary r. Tyler and Harriet +. Smith, disor-
derby; 81 "a each. Danl Murphy, profanity:
Sl.:S. Dennis Harrigan, drunk and disorderly:
Sis. Louisa Johnson, profanity; S2te. John
Mckee, drunk; dismissed James johnson,
sleeping III the street; SlaS. VIM. II. Brown,
d. Sl.5-. Also, carrying weapons; dismissed.
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rI,hh sgrkAME cVuR BIT OF TAE DISTRICT
4. ! u voLgABIA, HOLDING : District court Of
sAosa e mas eoaeers. g,sti.g:-Notics Is hereby
given tA.. on t. 18th day q Jq 1883 the Unitsd
Fiotil,s. seissd canoe tno nas) and one bon Of
one hundred ana ave pounds Of tobacco. and s9s Is
ana q. ass ta port
euted this court In the Of the United States
Il .ra as e.. ssy
on the nrst Monday Of O:tober next. when and
81 .sRed to
ans to intervene for their interest," a,,c,
TIE supA1MH COUNT OF THl DISTRICT
the States Tor the said ooafs ali 81
ssao,n e may eo,.eTn G-settns Notice is hereby
ss s se Uni
I'd 4 s:s Sss:s i 8:
OF the United etater, for condemnation Is iawfL.
kIse and that said cause win stand for trial the
Monday of October next, when and where ali per-
seDs s.s Mnsd 70 to shG. ga Why
jya5 &. ]. MEIas. CLERK,
TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLgMBlA, Holdinga District Court Of
given. hat, on the i4th day OF March, isss, tie
snd
them to the port of wsshin ton, and the same are
s ss
prise and tha. said will stand for trial at the
City Hsll. in the city of Washington, on the 6rst
Monday OF October next, when aaG where all per-
soma are warned to appear to show cause why COZ.
demnstion shonid not he dseresd, and to intervene
jyB '' ''''' " e. J. hEras. Clerk.
THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
L OF COLgMBIA, Holding District Court o.
the United States for the said Di.trict.-To all
ahaAS7 Mott 80
given. that on the nth day of May, 1853, lot Of
money and bonds was captured By the United
mac Flotiila, and brou ght to the port of Washing
ton. and tie is ioeled snd prosecuted in this
Court in the name of the United States, for CON
denp ation as lawful prize and that said cause will
stand fol trial st the City Hall, in the city of
Washington. the Grst Monday Of October next,
when and where sll persons sre warned to appear
TO show ea1ss why condemnation should not be
dsereed. and to int fvene for their interests.
Re- order of the Court.
.y2s r. J. MEIGS, Osrk.
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WAR DEPARTMENT.

. OUTCyV
Washington, d. c., Sept. IA, 1853.
Circular No. e3.-Men whose names were
drawn in the draft order from the War Depart
ment August9, le62, and who, on the Sd of
March, 1868, had substitutes in the service of
the United States, are to be held as exempted
from liability to service under the present
draft
Tanro Tar, P-o~es. Marsaai tlo,or,I
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NE TEETH.
lvs LOOMS, M. D., t:s inventor and Ratsntss
IF tho MINERAL PLATE TENTH, attends Sz~A
personally at his Office IN tnis city. ManyFf5
EecsonB csn wear these teeth who cannot "AA4IS
wear others, and no person can wear others who
ssNnot wear these.
Persons calling at mJ Office rxn be accommodated
eth any style and price Of Teeth they may desire,
hut 20 those who particular and wish the Durest
nisanest strongest and most perfect dentuss that
art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE VIII be
moro fully warranted.
Rooms in this city-No. 33s Pennsyl7snis avenue
between Sth and 18th streets. Also, GOT Arch ST.,
Philadelphia. n1arhly
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not ALNJkfOA.l0

HOT ALAjutsOA.l0
4 HIe II CONCENTRATED vxsxrAxs
EXTRACT.
PURE TONIC.
D0Cf0R HOOFLANps
G ERMAN BITTERS.
On O. n. JACKSON, Phiiadelpnia, Pa
WILL U1soTBAlI VI CURE
LIVE COMPLAINT. pYsPR. uA, ,auNprol
CHRONIC Oh NERVOUS DEBILITY, DIS
lAsEs OF TEE KIDNEYS AND ALE
DISEASES ARIElEG FROM A BTseR-
DEREB LIVER OR STOMACH.
cnnstips-
Iaias:. or Blood 70 II.
Heaa, Acidity of the stomach,
Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust for food,
tatop. SINKING flasssrins =. sss Pis II n.
sr.stsn. f 1hs Hgrrsd ad
Hs1ss and Dn Pain in q shs Hsos the %
Eyes, Pain in the side. BAG, Ohast.
Limbs. &c., Sudden Pushes of
Hest, Burning in the Flesh
Of Evil. and great
spirts
A"d '''a Positively ,ssrsns Ysi'os' "a ~. BsHsss
They Contain Ne AicshsI or Had wills
They will cure the above disease. 10 uine
cases out Of : hundred
Induced by the extensive sale and opiyar..,,,,
ulsTity of Hoefsnd's German BittArs purely vass
table, hosts of ignorant ouacks ana nnscrn puIos~
Of IN sh shsps Of saes
and stencil rh a bs drugs
Beware of the innumerahle array Of Aicnholk
fsss under the modest sppeli.ton of Bitters;
aad lava tss Q. onilas on;y asgrayate disease
HOCFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS
are not nsw and nntrisd article. but have stooa
1he test OF nfteen trial by the American nm b.
ic and their reputation and sale are not riysiisd
The proprietors have thousands of Letters nom
the most eminent
OLERGYMEN,
LAWYERS,
and
CITIZENS,
Testtfying OF their own personal knorlAsee, to the
ters
~ W. " u5at ioofacutsHq 20 SYsT9tacN Te6f
Do Yoa Want Good Appettte,
Do Yos Want to Build Up Your Constitstiosp
Do You Want 10 Feel HeHy
Do Yoa Want to Get Rid Of Nersossuessy
Do Yon Want Ener0y'
Do You Want TO Sleep Weut
Do Yoa Want BRISK and Vigorous Fesit,s
IF YOU Do, Use
HOOFLANDS GERMAN BITTERs.
Ffcfs Rec. J. fs,rfcn 5ro7cr, ID d. ES;tr, If n.
EHcyc!6'edsd Of RELIGIOUS Rnorosdzs
Although not disposed to favor or reconIr,spS
their ingredients and effects l yet know or ma
SUFFICIENT reasons why man may not testify to the
benefits he believes himself to have iyad frnre
any simple preparation. In the hope that ha nsv
thus contribute 10 the benefit of Others
/ do this the more readily in regard to Haossu6is
German Bitters, prepared by Dr. G. NJ Jackaon az
this city, because prejudiced against them }or
chiefly an alcoholic mixture. l am inaebted TO NV
friend Robert Shoemaker. Esq, for the removal az
this prejudice by proper tests and for encourass.
ment to try them, when suffering from s-ast ana
long continued debility. The use of three bottles
of these Bitters, at the beginning of the present
year fclI we'd by evident relief and restoraton
to degree of bodily and mental rigor which had
SPARED of regaining. 1 therefore thank God and
my friend for directing me to the use of them
Philsdelphis, June q, 1861.
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SsTEAMsHIP GREAT EASTERN
NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL. -<stSA<
ROWLAND & ASPINWALL, Agents HFHA
The steamship
EAT EAST ERN
WALTER PATTON, Commander,
Will be dispatched
From LIVERPOOL PRoaEEw YORK
Wednesday. August u Wednesday - Sept
and at IL teryss thereafter of about six weeks from
each port.
First cabin, from .r----- S95 to SlSs
Second cabin, state room berths, meals
furnished at separate tabies. ...---. BIO
GIcursion Tickets, out and back In the frst and
second cabin only, a fare and half.
Servants sccompans ing passengers snd children
1nder IL years of age, half price. Infants free.
LiIu C6UlE 3oU
Stserage, with superior accommod atoms - $50
Price Of passage from Liverpool, same rates &c
anovs.
All fares payable In gold or its equivalent in q,
8. currency.
Each passenger allowed 30 cubic feet of luggage
An e9 perifnced surgeon on board.
For passage only spply TO
CHARLES A. WHITNEY,,
Passage Office. 26 Broadway, New York.
ROWLAND & AsPINWALL, Agents
fs1S SIN Sd South street. New York.
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ToRHAAffR sx1ux
TRUNK MANDATORY
z90 sIvnFfH e1., WAsHINe1oH, p. d. WA
silver MsdaI awarded BY Maryland Institutsos
timore, Noyembe =, 1880.
Also, Modal BY Metropolitan Mechanieh Inati&u&.
Warrington, d. O., 1850.
0I sm constantly making sad alvsyss
~ have on hand, of the best ma
terial, every description Of
Fine 6OLl L1ATHER,
LADIIs' DRleg,
WOOD BOX, and
k1LLI0SIlR, CARPET, and oNAS
CANVAS TRAVELLING BAGS
SCHOOL 6ATOHlTa Ia
x..> At Low PRICES,
AsmvUe OF ConSf0gg and Travellers viii ,slsasA
s1emtne my stock before purchasing olssVySsss
trunks that are made In other cities "@'AS
Superior L1ATHAR and DRlSe TRUNKS r.Ss
= f gsSfssiks COVERED and RlpA1a.p !, .sor,
notiee. 49, - - : : - sAo1'
Goods delivered frss Of charge TO any p,rt a, n.
city, 0eoreetown and Alexandria, -
r. - JANIS 9. ToPHAM.
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WAR DEPARTMENT. ~
wAsHITo1ox. January n. lsss.
In Conscience Of the pressure Of busines. ~ tia
wax Oeparsmens, passes for eitissns to visit the
AIny OF the Potomac will BE- sivsn AZ ts. oN IL :.
Lieut.. Dol. ooHHAD. l3S Psnnsyivsnis svsn..
above Ninsteenth street.
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HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF WASH.
Ii INGTON
QGcs Cht0 Qna,termastss, May q, 1855.
OhALRHs IL AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS GAR-
DEN ekKps. &C.. are requested to furnish this ONCE
price lists Of the various articles of their trade
the same should be directed to Lieutenant Colo
mel ELIAS N. GIERSE, CAls ouartsrm.star. De.
partment OF Washington. m, as.ts
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ATTENTION, SOLDIERsI
AND THE FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS.

n 81 s. 81 s
dent TO camp life: In the lists. published slmoss
x be noticed 1a s thst vsEy Large s,
Diseases resulting fro. disorders Of the digestive
these Bs4 . nc ss;
used among our soldiers. hundreds Of lives might
ss par attention s TO l.. fol!ovin. p.
mafasnis ana well suthe s cure Of one Of the
sss: SS &.
Hoossnd German Bitssrs has saved my life. rSsss
and Who we're fully eoSnisant Of iii the eircan,
81
battery, and under the immediate command Of Gap
Der last with na.mmstion Of the lungs, and vaa
for s.ss 81 b,
dysentery. I was then removed from the Whfts
On .ss |
ofjuns, since that time have been about - lot
s2.oe anything, and il did ior.' nors.i down,
sS HG sos sss Of
rescue me from the grasp OF the dresd Aro.sh
c ns United .as sa:d s
A. ahS If
fSrn ,o sss
iHs them n: a ssdsx
Ties have gained ten pounds, and I feel sanguins
& ED, to Rssla ns.s s az. e,
months; for, gentlemen, Am loyal Virsfnian
rom vcn,y q ~ Front E;Oys r. your ny1.
taken the place Of vague fssrs-to your Btters win
lowe the glorious privilege 81 sxsin cl1sgins to my
Very truly yours ISAAC MALONE.
We fully concur in the truth Of the above stass.
nent. IS We hsd despaired Of seeing eur comrade,
Mr. Malone, restored to health.
Ssn t RG s. B:'''
SREsESER e g. sisi;Fy V. nsssss,'
5SRs xsskSR g I 81 s.s. s'' 1'''''
HERMxN KoGa %; Il, "a New York.
kESBBEEzfss. 5a2fs e W s:s'
pIWARI OF COUNTERHEITsl
.. Is s. wi a fR,sff. s:ss
pRIcl PEI BoTTLl 70 oxHTs,
lag Oh NALR D0Zs RoR %. 81 +.
ssouId your nearest druggist not have the article
III - mt on by any of the fntoxicstina prenS.
s+;ous Tat may be offered In its place, but send "a
81. Snd We win forward, securely packed by express
- IIIxsIPAL oyYrcI AHD MAxu1Ao1oaY,
- $50 No ss1 ARCH sr. 80 :. ) -.
81 1. +. .aef r JOINS d lvAND, . :
- ~ fSasssssonl 70 Q. II, Jackson Z COL =
-E& prory,sSo,s -
7 yss sale ~ pEaesistD M Dealers n sVssv
I'm . Ne unateA BATES. aAU
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DIR. 3. y. sIGAsAOND
e1c BTeei.sny, Nsss York and $50 Ps.nsyjsssss
Asia.t, bsi.sfsa l2tA Gsd lSsA SIS, Rnshsae!ea,
Calls the attention of the pnblie 20 sae roiioEins
sdssntages OF his improved system: =s,
J TIE Teeth OF his N snufao.urn ~!iisEas%
acids being three -fourtks lighter than any other.
g. No tseth or roots need be extrated, .s the
kItihcist ones Can pc inserted over them.
). The roots viii te made iIofsnsiSe, and never
To ache.
4. no temporary tseth are needed as permanent
rpss chn bs made in,Ensdise!y. thereby preserving
the expression Of the face which under the
old system is frequently digsgured.
s. ihis work lag besa fully tss.e6 oSer dSs
FssTs by many OF ths first chemists and physicians
OF tbs country.
Dr.. E. has also invented : white nndsstTuCtis ;
metal filing, With which the most sensitive teeth
can he nllep without pain, and can build NIB PEI
sct. sound tooth sny side roofs, which win LAST
sar0Ts lifstatime.
Gail and ersuins for yourself. jy Pitt
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.AA@ FRANKLIN NELLY Z co., @A~
ga PENNSYLVANIA AvHHUR,
fnosth hide between Dth and 18th ste.
3Ss PS. Gsssxs, xsdsr 10 Nasiosal Hssal.
PEBBLE and PERIsCOPIO sPEOTAOLES. cor
rscty srd scientih sally suited for every eye:fsht.
YIELD GLASSES,
OPERA GLASSES,
MICROSCOPES,
THERMOMETERS,
COMPlSsEs,
SURVEYORS INSTRUMENTS,
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
CARRIES DE- VISITE,
sT1RhOSCOPBS and VfAWe, &C.
In great variety and atthe lowest 1astsrn prices
Wholesale or retail. jy2S-u
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Ia g a.
SPRING AND SUMNER SCHEDULE
OF THE
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
Ee 49, ssszz
FROM WASHINGTON oITYi
THE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE
WEST, SOUTH AND NORTHWEST
that can sen = through Ticket direct, Q! give
ety. Lex. e; e.
other Route, and NO Onnihus Riding.
FOUR DAILY TRAINS FROM WASHINGTON
On Sundays, One Train a. $50 r ~. connecting
At Relay with toa Fa FEW WE fsGn Hsl'im>re'
mTsin Leaving ', wsshiaxssn a, make,
with Train leaving baltimore a At % A0A'e'
make eop isasins r WtsshTng1on at ~
BALTIMoka AND OHIO RHfLRoAD. 'hA
9aisis the Only Route by which through Tickets or
Through Baggage Checks can be procured
in Washington.
Knights Latest Improved SLIPPING CARS, Of
the most Superior fnish, attached to Night Trains.
THE SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE
COLUMBUS, DAr7osNS, L LOUISVILLE, GIN.
HAUTE, ST. LOUIS. CHICAGO,
&C., de-, DC,
- WIFE LESS CHANGES OF CARS THAN BIT Ant
orHER RoUTE.-H
- Special Notice Passengers for tas Ws.t J,oss
n hsr n
~ Ri IN; baltimore and Ohio Railroad, SAVE ONE
sxe Of visiting Bstiinors f dssssd rtou
additional charge.
HrC ,unections At tn, Ohio R;ye- with UIEyg
thHonsh them With the xh6a ksxsy systs Of
q Ct, TIE .,, N9R R5I WEST, CENTRAL WEST, and
Ticket Office, Washington station.
WP SMITH Master of TTsnsDortat,on
III. COLE. General Ticket Agent. ap2I-tf
rE lSss. cnHHssrRAL aA,LIk ssss
81 g - - - -.
rs r-cit -isR il so sG9Hss''on''
SPEED sA FL III AkD S ooaEskF Hlfls5
STONE BALLAsTED AND
- FROM BALTIMORE
rH HHsbF RAtt9 Is TsA FfFr sEos
CLOSE ooE ne 4 tass At r1 HEsRaIsBuse
NORTHERN sste c iHNsihs Il IL RAILROAD.
THE eREt AZ CENTRAL 5fG5SSERt aoura
WARRINGTON i AND BALrIaoRa
WEST EoRf e VI E RSIns AN + sh SOUTHWEST
~ yor Through Tickets apply At the oase. OF
corner Of PennsylYsnia avenue and Sixth street.
Washington, and Calvert Station, Baltimore.
SPLENDID SLEEPING CARS ON ALL NIGHT
sA0KING AND SALOON CARS ON ALL TRAINS
FROM WASHINGTON.
fassensess viii take the $50 $. M and 80 p m.
trains connecting in Baltimore with the 95 .. m.
road, and a-rive In Hsrrs s 81 p n. snd 70
.. M, there making close connections with the
trains on the Pennsylvanis Central Railread for
AL parts Of the West.
YREIGHTs.
By this route freishts OF oil descriptions can BE-
Of Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin,
The Pennayl7snis Central Rsiirosd also connects
Sa o sss
dpPi. wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas and
cage with steamers to all Northwestern Lakes.
ea sis ssa ssy
81 :Rss e sns from point
in the West, By the Psnnsylvan.a Central Railroad.
e e au tsssas g asssbA - srs shsssad ~ sts1
Be pSrHeuiax 10 marx packages "via Psnaa.
WI BRowN. Ayr Northern Central 3. B.,
1NooH LlWIs, Gsn i supsrintsndsnt, Afons, p.
l. A3SRE a,a T:r: tss:ss. aa:a
aslphia. ian lyi
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IN SELLING CHEAP
i HE FINEST sTOOK OF READY MADH
CLOTHING can be seen OF BARE BRO. b. cor
ner of and Eleventh. streets. In order to reduce
our stock, we have determined to reduce our
prices to Wholesale hgures-an eIcelle emit opportu-
nifty to purchasers. We invite ell to An eIamina-
ion Of our superior Stock of BOYS Is vel a.
MEMS CLOTHING. Also. very large Stock Of
have just received fine lot OF BLACK DRlSS
COATS and PANTS.
Au TD-lmA BAKE BIO.
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uAPPIE1ee Oh NI0zRYI-1HAF IN ruu
3; 'TsS1s;lSisSsRis = isas5H4E
End n1DIOlN1," have determined-feasrdless al
humanity, fosw Of thsr most instruotve and intat,
sstinS Leetnreg on Mayrisss and ita DisduaHaSs.
eeGtiol, Wsakne@, Delresston, sr isnorsnee Of
fayaio!oey ard Aasgssn Law. These inyslusbE
avine eaeAnds, md WIZ % Sorxsrdsd free 81 ~
leeeipt Uf nur seamps, by sddrsS1tns Sss,sS -
S kSssS he 4ssE 1ssss - H'as;;; ~
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SHOOTIN9 eIMPLIPIED, BY IA DON
- gall London.
The Shooters Hand Book. London.
Lewis American Sportsman
RellaEa on, the Cup and Dog. London.
Hawksr on Shooting. London.
Youatt ON the Dog
Floyd on Dog breaking London.
AayheW ON Dogs. London.
House Dogs and Sporting Dogs. London.
The Dog and how to break him. London
The Gun; and how to use it, London.
sci RRANOK TAYLOR
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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-06-11

Der 1850. On the. 10th of April, 1861, he
resigned his connection with the United
States army and at once joined with its ene-
mics. He was made Colonel of the regY-
lar army of the rebel States, aud for some
time remained with this rank, when sudden
ly he was raised to the rank of Lieutenant
General and placed in command of the
works around Vicksburg and the Depart
ment Of Mississippi and east Louis
ana!
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-06-11
Sketch Of jackson, Miss, and
Vicinity.

jackson is city Of Mississippi, of which
State II is the Capital 1t is situated in
Kinds county, and has heretofore been a
very thriving place. 1t is located on the
right, or western bank of Pearl River, at
the terminus of the Vicksburg and Jackson
railroad. In the city are stations of the
Southern Mississippi, New Orleans and
jackson, the Great Northern and the yicks-
burg and Jackson railroads, and is thereby
q great centre of business. The site of the
town is level and the plan regular. 1t con-
tanned, previous to the rebellion, number
of churches, several newspaper Offices, the
State and county buildings, Executive Man.
sion, the State Lunatic Asylum, an institu-
ton for the deaf and dumb, another for the
blind, the penitentiary or State Prison,
United States Land Office, and several 9TH
er prominent buildings. The State prison
is large and handsome edfice, and the
State House (Which is reported as having
been burned by the United States forces
under Gen. Grant, was an elegant building,
and cost for its erection the sum Of six hun
dred THOUSAND dollars. The Pearl river is
navigable for cotton and small boats from
Jackson to the Mississippi sound. leading
into the Gulf Of Mexico. and in Golden
times" from 10000 to 4O, 900 bales of cot
ton were shipped from the Mississippi capt.
tal. To show the progress made in the
prospective rise and progress of jackson, it
is but necessary to glance at the census re.
turns. In 1850, the population numbered
1881; in 1856. it had increased to about
5000; and in 1859, the returns showed
further increase, numbering then $500 1t
is distant by rail from Vicksburg forty four
and a half miles; from Meridian ninety.fi,e
and half miles; from New Orleans, one
hundred and eighty-three miles; from
Grand Junction, two hundred and thirteen
miles; from Corinth. via Grand Junction,
two hundred and fify.four miles; from
Corintb, via Meridian, two hundred and
eighty-ni and a half miles; from Mem
phis, via Grand Junction. two hudred and
sixty-five miles; from Iuka via Grand juno
ton, two hundred and seventy-six miles,
and via Meridian, three hundred and eleven
and half miles; from Chattanooga via
Grand Junction, four hundred and seventy
miles, and via Meridian, five hundred and
five and half miles; from Mobile via Mer-
idian, two hundred and twepty-nine and
half miles; from Port Gibson, by the turn
pike road, about sixty miles; from Ray
mond, about fifteen miles, and from Auburn,
about thirty miles. AS each station be-
tween jackson and Vicksburg may become
of prominent interest during the forthcom-
ing operations, it may be as well to point
them ou, individually, with their respective
distances from each place.