davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-09
WANTED.

n Ito take charge Of about 10 acres. The high
est wages paid WIN require good reference. Ap-
ply 70 LnoxI.lWl y. u. LO9AN 2 go.
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ln'S Trete 9ema6t; er muste Itd 9fube erz
geben, nm ieinen &inbe Ietneu S6r1er3.
feline erlittene &rGnfung ni6t in ollnt bite
rem. lGmer5It1en 8rrten nlit3ut6,tlsm. a
@llle itan6 am Teniter.. :, Wte Bate cine
Stunoe tbr 9an5es 2eben,s ibr 6ablen unb
Dentsn un9eltaltet. Q8ie mar ibr pie 9Belt
10 plSeli9 eiue anbere, cine id5Snere oe
iporoen. gGel@ ein Simulel lag in iGTer
SrultI
llnO nun iab lte ben guter ldnQIour. aber
felten S4ritte8 Die StraBe bober tonlnen
Sin Slid in iein 0eft9t, auf bte Qrt unb
Oeqe le'ne8 StOnmea8 geuiote ibr. um 3u
mtllen, Dap lbm etpaS S9mer3li6e8 etpds
@;rlAGtterltoeS beBegnet let Da8 Slid tbre8
0er3enS fam ibr nun tpie Elm unperbiente8
Dem S9mer5 be8 8aterS geaeniiber ror. Gie
tonnte nt9t reDen, fte muBte I6wetQen. ole
Der Sater etntrot unb lagte, mas er erfatren
uno erDuIbet babe.
Sbr 0liid fpnnte ibm ieet feline SSreube
Ietn; ite muBte ben eriten 6efti8Gfen S6mer;
pDrltber lahen; lie nnBte ben Q5ater erF in
etlraS rubtger uno 3uirieeener ieben, ebe ite
tbrer et9enen Qtebe benfen uuD n1dbGuoelt
ourfte. Wfor9en babte fie; ntprQeu milllt
Dn e8 i9m iagem. a6er rer ntrrgenoe Sag
bra4te neue8 llnBliif, neues 2eib.
Nenoant Wi(lber8 wurpe in 6ol9e Ifottz
8e91bter Denunciatipn unb Ieine8 Gerbal.
tens, ieinen Oberen ge3entiter, 3ur Di8cf-
pllnorunteriu4un8 ge5p8en-uno pom Aulte
1uSpenDtrt.
afiltent Gelobeim wuroe an9emelen bup
Amt Dorldufi9 gu Dermulteu.
9onnte eS einen 8r6Beren G6ner3, eine
tteIere Srdntun8 iitr ben o(ten Mann gc-
ben e
llnb nun fam 0IIitent 8elobeim lc fit
ld9elno, 10 OepOt tief beoauerno, paR Qerace
er gu ieineut Sdnler3e au8erieben 1T, tie
@5teIIunB res 0errn yteneont WiGber1 2u
re'Ieben; aber ct haff, gu 0ctt, oaR 6ieie,
leIne tbn orijfenbe Oliibwaltung, nur cine
tnrje 0priiber8, benCe iein werre uno pie Der
9err Tenoont aelpiB balo 9tGn}en0 Qere1t
fertt9t mteoer in iein 2tmt eiutreten perbe.
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@jgfG0rlt0e &rantbett.

gBsn Ser itreBeletete unftu8e Singing ou8ftnbe bds
Setm bieer ner'baiten &rabett IN ftp anfgenpnt-
fubi 0Ger bic Jur6t ppr GStbetun3 tbn ubl@ref Fb
ene ;u trenbe auf pele Grl3e br @rdtebuna uno
Sp ftabilttdt auen etn @erraer Itken f6nute unb
partet Ianee Gt bic Ssmptpme pee8 lreden llebtls,
mie ); 9. etn nit @ei6w Ell entsIntcet Hae, ene b0ie
gaie Smer3 i'm Sppfe unb IN cen Sleern Abaabme res
Gef6t8 Gaubbet Asp DIE Der Saut, JInOen Ten Scta
men unO 4rntsn sinnen in eeIte uno ben Grrema-
ten F9 eieen, taan hieie lebe nit einerf6etlten
G3nsat8fet Dor @ &retten tiS suleBt Der @aunen n9b
bett etu eeetonb les Mttett8 :rb unb Der Sob ienen
idredlten 9eiben tabrG Elm Gnee rat bag thn mad
jenem 2aube qrtn9t fett eiienber uridtebrt
gs til etne traprt9e SID ae, bas E1uente befer rrht
tdren aranf4t sum Npr iaaen, tn Splgc Der llnse tide
Iheit unmiIenfer Drabier, tpe bur Mnreubun9 jeaeS
tSbtiten eS be8 c fur8 bic Gpnfption perniteu unb
ben 9tet bee geGen8 In et cenoe5 Dasn pertpaubein.
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3 t 9 q + tt e d I, !,

Wttse6 b8 tSnielien GpGesiums ter guntdrste In Qrn-
bon, eSrabuiter ene8 Der ercn mebH6en Gpaegen Der
Ser Stoaten Der cen erSet she'll eineS 2ebeuS in
Sepit4ern BON 2pNbpt Qarts @bubelpbta uno onberen
6pterpet ppn re en- tte GeNGte per eetStn mctB un-
;a6liee Qettenbe bic an Sbenouen erp6Fta n6 aber"
SranGettn len, iplte g. g. audi Die bet plCsltden e-
rGuen III ebr er6reden bic III pt err6ben bel 8ertn9eB
aleatgfetten IT, t. ~ lpltrben aWssnb!ifltb sebetlt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-05
9s1c.la.xs ~ be0Alfn !

Or GBbnfcn betet asn 2>eren fetne 6ilfe an, pelGe
turt plde 8ebele unO uunaribe, ge unb SSrper ser
f6renoe Gr bic Mrte bic @eleulAac utp tie &c InGbg
snadeube Safer 4eifrdcbt baber :,
Ster nb u9e Der trouri9en unb betfdSenspert6e Sol
gen tcr frUDen @emrbnbseu res FaaerS Sdw DE TN Jlt-
t8 geriuR Der u felfraff erflppfen ne bbfe llnrbe
Uageni@wac, nprbnun9 FER 8errauuns5 Sr8ene, GIee"
mene @nttr6un9, Sgnppnte Der SdptnblUtt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-05


st. g. &. msgs klss es frGser sE egt2s9sra!s 9es
@a3En'n eatss @zsen9stssa s!ner
gs drs: Rub &arIr9 gu gseea lce eiIs9s bfT eE.ge m
s@ @ s ss9ass Sa5s9Ss M Fra eaa ss S5
is9s ebq$ gun5sbsg gtt;pC6e;.
gsssnb 5 t5 sssns,aE.s ass i :.asr E
5e+ eg tss aanss NgfeesiS9gets ob3sS $R5s.
gaabs 2nb a baa lestsa SeprGa E'sar eaaaSea t 's
ssr zss sotoasSa ssb Ssei gea 8ea SeFs$eaass6as1'
obasfsE Is H1a ssns@ Saase Seg IS;saose bsP EEsts
en SSfss sSpS , Ss sss s: S sa aTtSss 6eSat,tsn s
cnen ersa&uess GcEsagle gu Sre, Yn ntE pas &aEtgt
F s aote5abt M Sa:se; sgI. ea fss fsa ' z. 49, f
i.ssa oss Epses 81 @esse gb ssae rtt as s!se !oasS
2gGEaalt ss'le3:a Na9 se$et 5Ess 5 :a oe s9sFS
Q S - siass n:s esssi SsS sss Il & Ss s ;ess
g tsA.G 5 g. a. gea rss sT sa .efSres h
Sggg Rsgsa u8N sa;nbere "a 9.5 %e8sa gsbsiIs
29ti @saa sa ess @fsSa &n1as fSfsss sassE tg4sS s
aossiga ssEvapeasy S6ae 9S 20 sf SFstg AE Fjs 6ty
ssda}53su ReS 6s9nDaTa BrsG&&a eea slos;
ia etfaesn, gob! sr@ai sa asss esS Sc nt e@r SStss
s sSss Ss5s s sa, 5eSca SasS M @ ssa.
gsgcB gab Be2es Strs&s2 ias tSfBs5ss - -
8eodste$ 8plgsube3 be3 53e5ge8t.
ca. ns!I19s, D33ss sas e5t9Ga 0eEgIa 5s42tss EsHv
trtsnsl ga eiNea erfGsrznfa &r eSben, oUc selt 81
st9 yoa iGsa aSesaa 6GSssit n!r oT et1 5saiI.S en-
ers56bet, fsten gezWgsn ttnE spc 9ls5S IeVRlaa 81
pg en- 1Sartaa ct n ben gales sc BE 9ass9ns e ft
seo-Yer k3t sn etDer pett er5sercn &s9nnl ssreSs5
f. rsneiiSsa ober H5stehrlss .scsa na4 einss Settsn
5oo gr s. GSit9 anSe1aabmsa Se59tbaH8s9esls ta ae-
s31en gGaen obrt s5Eesen Oeer nfonosntenSea E ten
EeSuten aesetIt gnsIeia gsrsnsigt sr. !. g. E5a1ita
s Fs, gf1tsInca.ss esT sfet5ra" u l. p. pS WrGss"
ebsnbe roer6sn pGbur fs Gs9rlaans bss sFanrslsen
gegsem terDeitGpZena e~..ry
psn d tsi Seea nlsISst, EscSRs e oseIs@ &psAsr nb
srsEe uutofsn ergGren $500. ,.
apten Sr5sege 5erbntae 0i8 gspa SIN sTAeteg ar In
ErcrS erioat CT S.iIt bGs feSel IA ben Isr9Eeu sdI
len tc, raub aus utb sSt bey Souuiigr tnre urprI0
Iid,e srs ber Incem nur tnfaG snb ntLbe Sssel
,nbe esne NebsH tf feel uon Gssnr nnb aaen naorar
fiiben GiEten In eIasr seansm Steu al!e subete unb
fam s GE. etse gnGbauie ohsE nf oer ee urbeuerft
unb cbue GtBxrua In gs5hiea sn oerrra&tu, senO@me
perbeu sGu Eetn teittes @usnnbHus s,nree H. Wirb
@tucar5afnta Der 2e6enSScetie nOtbmenbe. NJ
Nuh,bsn Grmtsbeen beS msbli@en 8edlsSts Pet Sr s.
g. SnS lets ener Gstbe ~ ssatrsr fet. bsienbete &us-
mtfi2neit es5uies Gah perFr eea 2ebeaDen cine fei
leel &Rr 4 . ~
s G. s. snrtp's Sr6sentstbe fit 8rsssss sa,n mas ct
cbtger1 SI6ss etealSe~ D2 MleIn t gut snb wurte tn
gsrEalt &ersn oassgorbensS bst rsrbraur %feis 81
Terisnsn reIDe BON Eoltsu1sge sTgns mDrncn soanes
sak aeiener SuadSe ret Spmptcie r g. g. GmtS Is pnr
Sfsetes1 Sriefen ecniare unb BIZ SeeA1 aa r8ee sses
xteIe bes Sauses seI&Gt esseissn. (, q,
MEt &ntsroas nlssbsn srsna rreattt Sn hsr Dse hn'
IsS0rnte Rulsast sgI DtSHDi!iCH ber Taenten,
a1asa 30 3 EHs EznsAsaS SIS usr ASerhs.
- FL @as 81. -. @NastN
4s-'a axsF sEAss Ee'tE ke
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-05

nctbpen i9len @rOreerniie sur eteliden &tieltRtett
fno a phne ttele miro biz @ee res 2eteHs 3nr trant9en
ptlgertabr 9e 2lltstdtet feS geb ma &perfnter f Ho
ltd tno bi ele m;rb ererien g}ersmciFlna uib
lantpltfAcn 8etratun6eu taB nna bic Greneen rel9e
MbGere eeneBsn NerYretlgrt flS ----
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6 Oh 31uIbnchpr.

Der nter5eifnee Rat beianOig eprrSt6i8 cine grose
2tnspa9I BON heuti6en unb ensteu gGul6jtGern. unb
oertanft bieielben gu ben bili9ttn greieu .
Son heuti6en Sdultiiferu empiebl terieI6c sur aez
fGaigen &bnabme s, 0ieffefS L., g. g. uub L. Qeiebn6.
pipe 0een 9ieSerba. AHBer beien iIt lee Gorte peuz
ld'er aub englii&er @@nlbider gu baben Bel
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@eiRt8e

Die fdrefbtden gBtrtunBen te8 2der8 nb iebr sm fFr
ten 8erluR bes Gebd6tnie8 @ertpiruns Ger Sbeei @e
brudbe ber Gjeeafrafte, b6e Nbnun9en Nbaetsuns pr
ter 8efeIi@af eu6t iadJ @infateie, MStraMen 8eser
itb ielbt Sur4ti0mfeit i. m ip etnt9e fer Himmey
6plBe. j ft+t s.-'ta-ts 't.t-' t+1-- +e
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-05
Nuu5e Qflsfc.

bte b burd betnlide Qar seAwd1t hdben be tie 70 pf
ppn bpen 2euen pper 1T Der Ule erneu, unb berer 6p
cen e aInddtlib lpuren elbt I'm daie, bnrd @rtutiO
bic, nn8etbetft bia @te unnf9ttd maden mi
Drper Get1 serBren, Ol ten lcprt rte rbtbi9tu M
e t9un, Gpte periUnen misu beprr tie etnreten III IL
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-05
.6leFrenfl flei0er! 0Den,
9sefss ssrottfraRe 10. 86s mnb 88G

&BefasssrottflTake Np. SoS unc S6SA
'gleineu aee6rten greuubeu unb bem BubIifum made
5ierut bic Quseige. bag i'd bae i8on felt 9a9ren all
aem glase etublrte @ei6af bernounlen babe uub be-
abq elm reid6aIti9ea 2o9er bon iBn foIib 8earbei>
EN- Serrenflebern ueneer 6acon gu ben binigen Bret
bperdtbi9 6alten unb ard iDle Gf Sefsllnn9 arfer'
en perSe. = GtDffe fir g8ntsrrEde uub 9oen5en9e III
en- Gorten uub 81 alten Bretien. - g5erner cine @ngs
6I gGsgenf&tute gtBde, ,c., icme ale in bieies Sad
d1loqeube Grtifei. e9 ~ a35t
ssg Nne BefeIunser merben prompt, GtIi9 uN5
3efet 6rif ansefe1tigt Werben. D
1ay g. g. antfer,
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SyaenliGe @fEmaMs

mrb rneer39 eebetlt unb bic upe Graft iebsr terse
el Dielee urdtore Set en-, peldes 9eben eenb nb
Bic @te unb NaGfcm,nen&ait unmSs& mabt, f.oit cas-
2prS 8erer bic ibren Sci en@aen unbeipnnen frDtnen.
SNn8e 3ente nS 3u eidt 3 Mus9etfan9en eeneat neil
e teren 8pl9er nid 9enau fennen SbBletb e aud bur
Strtfuren 9berblasen I'm Sarn etetn unb anbere u
iateM entebsn fann O f ie ee& metfentbe cine guse
Res NltBbrue8 Ser ecetfen Sredne 9Fer dber wtI eS
lau9nen ba te &ra Der Geusune eter Deuen perD.
prh bic i beim@en 2laern ergeten, GS bon OsueR
bic ba peie itnp. i
R| Sfftce: go. z @GS.6rebertdl1r.,
fTeben Gbitren Don Baltimore IT,, Sltli9e Sette,
bic Gsufsu binauf.
N1an merle M Hamen unb SduSnuntnter, benn unriIen-
be unb ru8rtihe gatater ortriebene uub 9ewtenlpie
Quddiaber S@ubflider Gtiefewtbler, StraBenreinger
nuo 9anpenpuser H. 10. Bd resemd6tge @ler8te
un6 lauer an9eSr9en BON Or. SphnpnS 0tuf tn Ger be
3S. ale Srtefe misn einen gpf-Stcmp enttaten
Gins &5eit1IaB Ia 2 Go8cn 3u9efdest.
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DR.. Johnston,

hes etn3tee Nrst, 0sLGer anl.l0t.
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OesbdrdtSste p:rfpaen,

DSer Solde psle G m eerbeiretben bedtF6t8en, u,b d
pb9er SGwda,e seer enes anprren tpbe ntfe8 bepaBt
fnb, ipGten inqeri i9liD Or. Scbnfpn 5u atbe ;ie6s
rang 5eistarfit Der gte pen 3tern Nab SGpdde Ster
6 fhBpfun9 Der redlthlteu Wrt per6en bnel turrt.
9ersni8e, pel3er IS Der Sebduoiung unb NIrprse bpn
Dr. pbnlpn unter3ieb tann tbn ais einem @6renmanne
Dbne 5urdt b dnpertraue unb SoertG auf eine Grsts
tid)e @ehidl6feit perloen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-05
Il Etef Fer 9)re1g.

3e Diele GauIentc peIe m6bent ber leBen iebeu3etn
Sabre in bic ct Mnfu t rt Uu heu Unb tte gen9e ptd
t3tr runtar5 5tdea Cpera tpne mei@e 81 9ebnOl nue-
uDrte bnetoe 3fttInsS Ropp0rerf nNp rsle nreere
Nolen unterritat :urba, prc ene @ in 8eW9 ouT etnen
Gtaofter ais @bre TT 8e5rg aWf taraer unb Ge
Iettgae 5sHM ai 5is-
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-05
8 a1ttmore eoas9ofpitaL T.
,3nr l1nterb.afun8 ber a,odai6erei etobltrt.

Oer ets13t8e OIab IN Der Nslt, no fiasre
f9nelle uub gEIa9lilte 6ureg IL,
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9Sana& snqnaer.

bepbrtS uelGe te Cpier eneseeetmsu Caters eewprbem
nS pa8 Gbrli 10 Wife EaIfenhe In eD al irbeS Grab
reBt ele bu t9re ertattnen Gaiente 1nS entwtdelen
0eradnpe8frafte nit benz 0purr Der 0erettafst ben ST.
nat tegeet uo ser Setter teSdubsrbe S5re enct taben
wIrten, mBgen Iic9 nit ppQem @ertrauen aaben,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-05
ee6ei III en- &ranfG4tten

eendd tDertea a8 Ia fnb: 3eusunesund6sreit S6bdde
in benz Judea unO ben C5epern @nsnbnsen Der gtieren
unb 8lale Saamsnersebungen SdwGbe Der Nerpen aIa-
eenidwd,e, Wtatt9fet Neber8eftla9enbet @erfdnoes.
Gwd9e 9er5tlDpfen Sitern6ett 3ttterit Nugenltp6be
S@%tnbel, Rpph9ntera @ntsansmng - Saes, Ger Ruis
Der Stnge, beS Ed9enS Der @nQelp~oe un6 aer iener
1etel, be opn eee otbsine ten per ugeap
orlGe tprsn Spfsrn 9efl6rer nb ais her Srenen &C.
lang ben @etabrten hes pIes terribren unt nidt
3ettt9 9eblt werbfn tire 9lan3eube pfnun9en pernt
ten &fwdGe bsr Contribution berppr6rtneen bic g0e una
D9li nGAen nnb 3utst ben SBrper tn5 Gtnn serfRren
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ga gilt beie upr7ente 1nb -unbebeutenbe 9uatidIter
welde i'd ais Ner5e 0us2tea uno Pr $cbnpnS Nntnn-
~, erblpnftde velddrlidle 9tadntader wel6e tbr
Qe6en anratt ter cbten 8el4ot Der Mepain rem ntes
brighten 8erufe mibnetn td jest e9ellndbtg 9ebtleee
Aer3t tut en- benz liner obrencn uu6 6ni1s Nrges &bnen-
ben I'D on,ordn9en te1 TethVtett VI DER tpee 9lbd-
der getle lire Slure tcmmgn 9erns ddben a rlitu'
ten Gr Srtnltpr tdit beB6ap fir rptwenetG 5n ere
rd6nen, befDneerS fr pide meld NIT ntn Jufe unbe"
fanat nb eas feline 8t8laabsugen rcer 9ippne teaaSs
tn ieiner 8 fee te9en. s-- e.e- u
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Or. SpfnfUn 1T bee in8e, reeetntdBi9 eebitoes art
plter bic 3sgna ocn Seniacn Srantb ten anSeie @etne
glttgl unb Sebantlun9 n6 alien Nnteren Gdn5lt nbe.
faurt Gr Is brangbiltet bon enem 9eber peldeS ct tn
teu 8r6Eton Spp6ern Gurpa5 unb rem eren oeeS 9an-
ee8 stb cbte nGatid5: gn9lanb 1ranrei4 unp In REM
8IC&les philadelphia p nb ct bat cine aus eeehns
tere @rartSr ais aQe dnbsret Aerste ber gDtlt s3 @
Der peterf& ber pfleee teS Or SD6npn a betr etbt
fann fh oerauen iene @bre ais Wlann upb etne @e>
fbidltdfeitols Nr3t. ia,
s6z- Office: IO.7 SIb. Sreb RI d traee, Itnter
Senb Salttmcrefr., nebea ber ,rbeiterbaAe." m s
6nutfranfbetten tperbem Gc6neH 1ehetlt. "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-25
From San Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, July GA telegram from
Ireka says that news has been received over
land from Oregon reporting that the election IN
washington Territory had gone largely demo
cratic.
The receipts In treasure since the sailing of
the last steamer amount to two millions At
lantlc currency exchange is quoted at 23a25 Der
tenders, 77a7S.
The mail and opposition steamers sail for
Panama and Nicaragua to morrow. The price
OF passage by the mail line is for first cabin,
$40; second cabin, 500; steerage $50 The
opposition charges for first cabin, Sl25 second
Ca bin, $50; steerage, $50.
The Supreme Court of California has sus
tanned the constitntionality of the law OF the
last Legislature. requiring all attorneys to tn he
the oath OF alle glance to the National Govern
ment before being permitted to practice in the
courts of the Stale.
The receipts Of silver at San Francisco for the
past three months have been at the rate of a
million & month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-25
LEGAL NOTICES.

'I'EE ggPaEME. COURT OF SHE Dids dl srR.oTF u
,so Hn9sa Hgia,nx ..a
ao,s a mas eeacerm, Gr@:,ssmSo,scss ss = tbs Mnr
sbsi St e. as sss - dss q l s
somhis seize6 Lot namt cred In squsfe nam sessa
M Of Sp q. q sss iss ~
square issnberea j.. let nuntsr.d In square
lot sanns.sa 10 snsss s.9 Sa
S n Il s Esss5ss 5 Z
square = szs; lot numbs' ed 5 10 square sss; ssi
M srssa IA ana oa s sroans
pats and plans OF Wssh;ag 70. city, fss.rasS IN H
s hand o. i
sYssaTtsp arces Al d other hereditsmeats to tae
the .na 81
in this Csur in the nsns OF the unitsd States for
fort 1,e on .eSosnt OF certain .snsass Of the
L. Lewis. and that raid will stand for trial st
Ire City Hall in the s,ty Of Washin yton on the
persons are warned to appear to shcw cause why
forfeiture should not bs deersei, and to intervene
'oj WI 'neif 1 'ei''" R.J.MEI9s Clerk.
V,HE sUPREhE COURT OF THE DISTRICT
4 OF COLU MBIA. Holding District Court OF
,chons i; may sons,rr, G1ee.iss-Notice is hsFsby
given, that, on the % day Of June lss tas unissd
mae % so.iils' es p.uTed re- the ski no name. With the
goods. wares and merchandise laden therein. and
Of the
Tiediction Of tbs Court and the same a'e heeled
end proeecuted in this Court in the name of the
United Sta.se, for condemnation rs lawful prize
and that said cause viii stand for trial At the city
day Of August next, when and where all persons
are warned to appear to show cause why condem-
pa'on should not be deereed. and to intervene for
their interests.
jy II h. J. AEtd5. CLERK.
V'HE sUPREME COURT OF THE' DISTRICT
n. qf c0L9hBiA Holding ga District Court Of
1rhcm it may concern, Notice is here BY
given. ts 1t, on t, 18th day OF May, 1858 the Uni
mae Fiotiis. cspturea the sohcon-ss called the
Arctic ano Sarah. their tackle, apparel and furni
Of W WasbiE ston, within the jurisdiction of this
Inc IL s ARE ~ tS s.sa I'm
condemnation aa lawful prize, and that said cause
aor o sns a. ss rat sae E1y aa ~ a. the ey O.
when and where all persona are warned 70 appear
10 show eau.e why condemnation shoulh OF be
deereed, and to intervens for their interests.
5yH 4. MRIG6, Clerk.
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TELEtiisAPHiU NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHEs.,
MOKGAN,s RAID OHIO.

UVnCAN'S IN OHaO.
Our Forces Closely Pursuing Him-A
Akirmish near the Mu>hInsuni River
Another near Wa-hin:ton-The Rebels
BrISen out of the Latter Place.
CINCINNATI. July A.-Shortiy after Morgan
crossed tie N MuskiDgum yesterday he was at
lacked by the militia under Colonel Hall, with
two pices of artillery. Fifteen rebels were
killed and several woEuded. His proyfess
Eas checked twice by Colonel Hall but ha
Eraiiy escaped by the way of Cumberland,
Gut1nsey county. which place he left last
night III seven O'clock
Jkis morning he crossed the Central Ohio
railroad st Campbali's, but was go closely nur
sued by General Shackleford that he had not
time to do damage beyond burning the dapot
and tearing up some of the track
AT nine O'Clock this morning he reached
ashiD gton, u lernsey county, where he did
good oeal OF damage, plunderfng, &c.
Shas k!eford is close behind him.
A courier, arrived from the vicinity of Tay-
lorsyli!e at noon, reports that a squad of about
fifty men became detac he'd from MOIg IN 5 COM
mand when he crossed the Mus aingura proW-
ling around killing stock A force Of three
hundred mounted men has been sent after them
sKIRMISK WITH MORGAN
CINCINNATI, July 24.-Major krouse had a
skirmish with the re bells at eleven O'Clock this
morning, driving them out of Washington
When last heard from, Morgan was at Win
chester, twelve miles northeast OF Cambri ige
moving towards Steuben willie and the Indiana
railroad, closely pursued by our forces
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE

FoETREss MONROE, July a3-Major Gener.
al Foster left for New bern, NJ c., this forenoon,
on the steamer s. Il. Spaulding He will soon
return and make his headquarters at Fortress
Monroe.
The side wheel steamer Planter arri we'd from
charleston to-day, noon, and proceeded to
Newport News TO report to Admiral Lee. She
did not communicate ashore here
The trial OF DR.. Wright, of Norfolk. is pro-
crossing slowly before the military commits
SION, composed of the following Off icers:-Briea-
dler General Foster, United States volunteers:
Colonel Arthur A. Dutton, 2Ist Connecticut
volunteers; M. F. Donahoe. 10th New Hamn
shire volunteers: Major John A. Bolles, Judge
Advocate.
Samuel j. Bowden and L. II. Chandler are
counsel for DIR. Wright.
Two blockade runners were captured yestsr-
day IN the vicinity of Yorktown, and were
b ought to this place lasteyeaing on the steam.
er Thomas A. Morgan.
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LATE SOUTHERN news

CaptuSe Of Over Forty Locomotives-The
cavalry Raid in North Caroiinn-Re e be
Gem unic a tionS Cut OFF.
FORTRESS MONROE, July 24.-The Richmond
Wing of July 23d says:
The evacuation OF Jackson, Miss, left in the
hands OF the enemy the rolling stock OF the New
Orleans, jackson and Great Northern. the Mis-.
sissippl Central and the Mississippi and Ten
ness zee railroads.
The motive power alone consisted of over
poriant, and " holly irreparable Nothing goes
well III the South west
THE CAVALRY EXPEDITION IN NORTH CAR.
O.iEA.
The cavalry raid from Newbern reached
Rocky Mount, on the line OF the Wilmington
and Weldon railroad, on the 2Jth, ana DESTROYED
two miles OF the track. They also burned a
bridge over the Reuee river one thousand feet
long, and thereby comm unieatioh is cutof for
come weeks.
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~. The Trov Wing thinks that one reason
offered for the ht Is holding out SO obstin na:s.
1y at Vlcksn"4s Is, that they were living on
mule meat. - = @AEE &1s
- The 1f.it American claims that if the
Governmen Were nowsI get mp a war with
England, there wculd be more volunteers thar
could be provided for - -
!. 6rt1 he GoytrIor Of New Hampshire desires
be can aseerta n fuilyTw neither the towns viii
be credited Wit ''e xcess Of their quotasss s
~ Rev. Jos. Hines Is lecturing in
Chicsgo upon fAe eond coming Of Christ,
which he says is cluse at hand.
S Amherst COLLEGE, Mass, has conferred
the honorary degree of Master Of Arts upol
John B. Gongh, the temperance lecturer.
Il. ~ monument 10 the memory Of Col. E. e.
Eross is to be- erected in Lancaster, N H., his
.Te'S 10 x - sws :.
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ANOTHER IMPORTANT UNION RAID.
The Tennessee and Virginia Central Rail.
rond Cut-A Number of Prisoners and
IWoCAnnon Taken-The town of w ythe.
Vile Destroyed-Csmma nder of the Ex,
pedition Killed.
CIScIsNATl, July A.-The cavalry expedi
ton under Colonel Toland. of the 9th tlhio.
mounted infantry, and Colonel Powell, OF the
Scsmmon from Chariestown, Virginia, 70 cut
the Virginia and Tennessee railroad, at Wythe
Vile, has been successful. They captured
Wytheyille after severe fight, and took 100
of arms.
Our loss was IS killed and wounded. Col.
Toland and Capt. Delaney, of Cincinnati, were
killed, and Col. Powell severely wounded
The enemy lost IS killed and large number
wounded. Our troops were fired on by the
citizens from their houses. The town was to-
tally destroyed by our troops. The command
reacneo fayetteHlle yesterday, after 4 hard
march,