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By W. L. WALL & CO., Auetionssrs.
DEREMPTORY SALE OF YALCARLl III

L PROVED PROPERTY on TwRHTT- FoUafH STREET.
NEAR Pennsylvania AVENUE AsD THE CIRcLE, AT
ABCrIoH.-On MONDAY AFTERNOON l9ta inst !,
at O'Clock p. m, will sell in front OF this
premises Lot 10, Square 81, subdisided By Isaas
Pollock, fronting - feet on Twenty fourth street.
and i'm pr owed by large three story and
Brick House, containing ten rooms and base ment
Just fitted up for restaurant, aud newly painted
throughout.
Terms One half cash; balance in three and six
months. with interest, secured by deed Of trust
on the premises.
Compromising at the expense of the purchaser;
and il the terms Of sale are not complied with in
i've days from the day Of SALE the property will be
sold upon ave days mott Sc At the risk and cost
ocls st W. L. WALL 4 90 Aucts.
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By GREEN WILLIAMS. Auctionee.s.
TRUsTRE'S SALE or A HOUSE AND LOT ON
THE IsLAsD.-By virtue Of deed of trust from
William Kiernsn. dated the oath Of April, 1883,
hi. County wy vii sell :. PubiS A9cson On
WEDN E5DAY, the 18th of Novem Der next. at (
Square No 6S6, in the city of Wsshin gton, begin
nns for the said par. a. the Of
streets and running thancs south 70 feet inches,
thence east parallel vita south D street 80 feet
inches, thence southeastsriy 81 feet inches to .
point dis ant 81 feet inches from south d street,
west with south street le feet inches to the be-
ginning with the Frame Dwelling and other i'm
provements thereon. 90.
twelve and eigita.n months. With notes bearing
interest, and secured by deed Of trust.
:, IL the terms Of sale are not com piled with in
three days, the Trustes reserves the right to re-
sell on one weeks notice, 1T tho expense and risk
Of tho defaultins purchaser All conVsyancins
ocls-eed8as GREih Z WIILIAMs. Aaets
TWO TWO STORY 40 Us IS Ar AUCTION. On
Il MONDAY AFTERNOON, lsta inst, ct 4 o'clk,
In front Of tho premises We win sell part Of Lot s.
In Square as4, fronting on 81 street south, between
Maryland ~. 1us ..d sSuts sssess and I'm PROV
good repair.
This property IL pleasantly situated near the az.
tension OF the Capitol Grounds. and In Q spidly
improving part Of the city. Title perfect.
bearing interest, and secured BY deed OF trust on
tie premises
oeSns7sysncing At The expense e the purchaser.
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By J. @. MoGCIRr a Co. Auction Sers.

HANDSOME BUILDING LOT ON NORTH
4 II sTEKET EErw.Rn sIyTE AMI SEvfsrE srs:-
O'Clock ION the pren,iee We shall sell the eastern
part OF Lot s. in square No 4b3. fronting IS feet on
ana running back 3l feet 1eIa inches, to 81 foot
aISy with Is foot paved alley on tbs east SIDE.
In desirable and highly improved neigh borhooa,
reneers the sale worthy the attention OF persons
seskine = good building site. ~. - z {. =.
Terms ODe-third il cash; the remainder in six
end twelve months, with interest, secured By
deed OF trust on the premises.
Title perfect.
Convt ysncina ct the cost Of purchasers.
ocF q J, C. MEG UIRE Il CO., Aucts
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

FOR SALE AND RENT.
lFer other 'Fersal< and Rent" see first pagsl
sAa ST. s A1.s.ra. fs,.4s
eorssr r.,rf'1 and Prince streets Sumter House
L1oR sALF-A STORE and DWELLING situated
North Capitol street. near the railroad depot. Ap-
ply on the premises. oc i7s6t@
EoR sALE-A new FRANZ HOUSE, on It'll
Z street, one square from Maryland avenue suit.
corner q H;Ss;
Fek sALE. 9 GOOD VIII ana Fi1TUals
sonpisss iss1srs sticaisr, IN he best Snsinss:
:; =; 6:'s Il ii
% COM TO LET-One lrge Front Room, in i
hted by gas and heated from r. sistsss "a lady
L. t
6th and 9Th streets. -, -ocl lwf
|,EHE HOUSE No. aS73 PENNSYLVANIA
Il Avenue. formerly ocsupied By Mr.. Davis. has
ats ass ssa q ioes
ton unsurpassed. The rooms viii be let farnishsd,
:.a :: S.s Il
desired. 'sEt., Eaz-T -" ocl7-eo3t"
THE PROPRIETOR OF THE CLARENDON
s.i ts r. sDS sss
Th has e..
pr IN suits without board. or If desired meAi.
s:a 3 T.: a9s: ao asss c s At
E1OR sALE-rhe FURNITURE Of four rooms,
J thins peessssrs for Housekeeping for small ism-
for =:
A PRIVATE FAMILY DAN osrAIa THR
a greater part of . nost desirable aud ecmforta-
terms: ~ mmediats applica,ion, before sor after
private family, and unsKoeptfonable references
win be required. l-gt. = , oc 1856.
To -Witheyt bo.rd, to gentlemen. TIRES
i'm sre.s ROOMS With and "ats a.7
ErOR sALE-The LEASE and FIX TIRES of an
y Oyster and Eating Stand, on Penn. avenue. bet.
lst and % No, 942. y z oc 81 st.
pARTIEs on TIN .HIeHBsH RESP s0rA-
out Board 1T corner Of q and Twenty drst street.
HANDE6ME F1RNIsnTD K00Ms- aoas.
and 18th street, near 1hbstf House aad Wiliards'.
Best location in the city,. s-..--a .oc I5-st.
LOB RENT Oh sALR-2S aeIss or mere OF arst.
On i. sdjoiniDs alsnxooa os%sssTs fnaairs q
ne 5. gsross,s:or On the premises VIM snMsRr.
E,OR 0ALD-1OO aorss OF hesvy WOOD LAND,
II aemilea abOye 9eeR6efeWn. nd eeresrlnS On
the CheSaDsAk spA Ohio Canal. Wla TAG 81 c0ros
Estate Agent sir SEVENTH street. next to Patrtet-
9.s 81: ~ ~ Fi1s5.
O.. make. SET SEAaAY H. 10 90 lSeoSs- 81
SESURFieHID AOOHEE 4 h4T-At $50 twelfth
fAIIGRS, 6rone RAEL0R sed 8 lsPgs DlD.ROOM
Sd3ctltrx, bp@ vsn fainished; Also. several 116.
60OM6 The LOCATOR 10 one Of the most aeAirabio
n WeiAirgton. and within ave minutes' walk Of
TiiiafHs and KirkwooAs'. No childrsn IN the !
beuss. gGLL LaE-- - se 8.u -
LOB RlNT-A q. sToR1 on Seventh street,
oaG of the best loeakions In WasAlnsfon for
snS buainsss. Apply ct the COLLINS Rsshuralt.
Ne. oA1 Rsan. eve. -. nth NJ 18th sta. jy2s f
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The prices at the feed sta nis have advanced
considerably. The dealers anticipate adecline
OF the prices as soon as their stock now on the
way shall arrive. 1t has been delayed by
necessity, tie Goyernmentrequiring the use of
the roads at present.
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; ssC1SrY. sMA1xEr.@Tns fnariDs1was we'll
foi.owine priess: zesfgT
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND. So
TAKEk UP-on the 18th instant, one rel COW
= and sns grey COW re owner or owners are
'e &C 'o ''A 9. . ssTEwARr, Brirhtvood.
I osT-on the 18th instant, supposed to be in =
s from . oI6
:si:s ss".isss $ leaving
&s REWARD -strayed or stolen from the sub.
gov 's s's sH oa afsf hOs,sl VII
20 .' :. -. . sIs siIfs' 3 sliass street.
s..s IL. ss as
ssa
he .S.ys reward Viii ss paid for her. dsvsry to
Toms CAvANoUGH, corner of New Jersey
SETTER DOG STOLEN A PRETTY marked
n.ms Of ike Asutsbia rsssrd viii be- psia t fo
bis return to 275 L ar. First Ward - &C l5sts
FOUND-On the 18th instant, a ogKET BOOK,
ovS col ts,nip b i m sum o. which The
: = ~ J. '. ooBURN'serceery, .t
oc lost . cor. OF 18th and SITS.
STRAYED Or sToLEN-A dark led cow. With
- crook ed horns. the ends pointing inward; the
bush end of the tail cut off, ANY infor nation that
Will lesd TO her recovery will be literally reward
ca OIL APPLICATION at No. @sa corner TIN street and
Va. avenue, II elAnd.l Is 3tr
TAKEN UP EsTRAY-on the l4ta inst. a large
~ CRAY ~, HOksx. about years old, small scar on
property. Day charges ana take in .z y prove
oc Is 81. cor. av.. and It 4 MT Ssz; Yard
&S REWARD-LosT.-On Saturday. the 10th OF
and Wsshin gton, . BLACK LEATHER BUOK.
thsovner. By returning such to s7s s.rset the the
above reward win be given. ocI2-Iw"
$40 RlWARD-HoRsB STOLEN Was sto!su
man named Tom Harrison, bob tail Bay Mare,
il
belonged to Dir. Kibby and John Hoover, the
butcher, from whom got her year ago. She was
day. and tsksn s1aS him Ts1r.day on iwi psy
;s IS: Mare can SsS and i.s
-s -... Collin Ston Post Office.
EsTRAYED-L.st night from The yard OF the
Tgo RS them Cd and The other
9 One mali Chseelass so!orsd Gov. oa % .s' 'A''
sss saa AZ az S
One small Chocolate colorsd Gov. -.
The Bull 10 two years old brown or dark red with
rhfts spots on his body, and white spet In his
Three or four Of them had ropes on, some Of
the ropes being Of untwisted Large rope.
sh a1 vi a
nssiia rewarded '' tho anesTsi g. '%sAILAoH.
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SaclIr DtsIAsBs,

SsMasitaxs CHI Q the most. certain, aaSs and
:ss sysr GIG: & Is Z sea; es9s
Ard recent cases In twenty fouI hours Nc miner.
taken. 1t u the soldiers hope, and . friend "a
those Who DO not want to b EXPOSED. Male pack.
'Saniayitons ROOD asd Herb Liss-A positive
And permanent cure for syIhiis, ssrofnla. Ulcers,
Tor Ot. soid By s. o. jord. see a6vsrtissment. md
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\ AuCrION.

~ AOCrION.
YIN SATURDAY AFTEhh OON the nth instant
at o'clock, will be sold at the late Town Hou e.
By direction of the Corporation Of Georgetown,
for cash to the highest bidder, lot Of Chairs and
Desks; Also, about thirty pistols and other Articles
oo1e It WIN. LAIRD. Clerk.
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By WIN. L. WALL q co., Auctioneers.
HOU5lHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION
IL On FRIDAY MORNING. 18th inst. 1t 10
O'Clock We viii sell, ut the House on 24ta street
near Penn. aye. and tbs Circle. the Household
Weh PaFor Suite, centre Table
Mirror and Mantsl Ornaments
Soiid Walnut Wardrobe
Bed. teaas and Marble. top Bureaus
Mahogany sidebo.rd
Extension Dining Table and Chairs
China, Glass, and Urockery Ware
French and Cottage Bedstesds
Nardrobes Bureaus
Mar Die top ashstands, Toilet Sets
Beds, n Air, Shuck, and Spring Mattresses
Rsddipg
Cook stovs, Kitchen Furniture, and Utensils
Terms cash.
ocS VIM L. WALL & CO., Aucts
~TH1,ABOyE sALIIS POSTPONED ON AC-
count of the weather to WEDNESDAY. tho 7lst
&C is W. L. WALL t. CO., Aucts
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BY GREEN & WILLIAMs. Auctinssrs,
GOOD TWo.sTORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
VI lRoxTIHG on fHH NORTH siDD or i sSREnr
,AgcfIoa.-0n NON DAY, the Isth instant, We siaa
ell In front Of the prenfses o O'Clock p. M, the
sso aIg op,oyertf, VIZ; Part OF Lot ne; i.
good two. story Frame House. with bask build
This property IL on the north side of I, between
Fourth ana Fifth streets west. running hAck with
q side a.tey. and conveniently located, it being
about equi- distant from the Capitoi and Pu blic
Departmepts, and but three squares from the
Northern M2rAet. " ga ~ 2
Title indisputsbls. r :Yr a n
Terms cash,
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By WIN. L. WALL 4 CO., Auctioneers

by VIM. u. WALL 6 GU, Auct1Oneers.
A,the Horse Bazaar % south side Louis lana arerx.
r~ . betneen Ninth and Tenth streets.
A RARE CHANCE. IL FINE FLOODED COWS
oath mat, At 10 O'Clock, We will sell at tbs b.
Iasr. II ane blooded Mich Cows, giving mllk
which cost the owner from 60 to $50, and some
~ high as go
This viii &c an opportunity rarely offered for
family to procure q good COW.
ccl7 ". L WALL Il CO., Aucts.
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&C M,dads GRlEN L WILLIAMS, Aucts.
By Q. MoGuIRI 6 GO. Auetioneer..

By &c. MCGUIRE & CO. Auctionssrs.
T,HkEE HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ON
srs.kTs soRlH.-On Ta0RsDAY AFTERNOoN.
October 18Th q oclook on the promises, We sha1
q feet inches Fourteenth street. bstv cen north
L street and Massachusetts, avsnuo, and running
back "a fact to public allsy y
Title perfect. q = -..... Orr ~
Terms Cine third cash !; balance six. twslys, and
Eighteen months, with interest. secured By dssd
OF trust on the pr smises. - i - :
All convsyaneing at the cost Of the yurchassr
ocD ]. Q. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Aucts.
%THB ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED, IN
eonssquencs OF the rain until MONDAY, October
ocis j. c. MCGUIRE & co., Aucts.
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SO By W. l.. WALL & CO., AnctionsarsyF
A DMINISTRATOR,S BALE OF THE GOOD
"A WILL AND 1NTRRRsf In A rkEsTAuRAHT.-On
MONDAY, 10Th instant ct II o'clock, We will, BIZ
order of the Orphans Court sei, the prsnisss.
the Coed Win and Interest of the late George Fuss
the corner of D and 9th streets ysbsoA1
Terms: $40 cash ct sale; balance in 8 months,
satisfactorily secured. 100 osI ILGSi2 q 81
.-.0--,. CHRISTOPHER IRIlS.
G1ORGE JAU0B,a
= 50 .s1L 80 y JpSH&S Administrators,
oe is Is s-,T.sua w. i. WALL & CO. Aucta
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tt6Sii0S iUSNITURD.
..s s' "a 81 " st =:
DzepaeDd 70 oGeg kyaaisEe63e tn6u emery % par.
sAassTS,s - - Q16El1. 9 wiLLe0N.
= - 's'ss .t%&sS a&T Iron Hail. Penn. nSepue,
{ 90 0-eo0W between osh And letA -,
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By J. G, MEG UIRl C Co Aucsioneers.
rxEouTnR,H akLE or HANDSOME BUILD.
r. ING Lofs. On THURSDAY, AFTERNOON.
October asd, ct % o'olocs. on the premises We
fronting toaethsr 30 feet on north street. between
I'd and S streets west and running back lo feet 60
% foot alley divided into four building lots OF
Also, Lot il. in Reservation No. IL, fronting IS
north end rusains beck 80 tsst 70 s foot d Bile
Terms. One. half cash; the remainder ii six
months, with Interest, secured by 3 deed Of trust
On 'A' '' ROBT. @. IuMpKIN. Hr.s.tor
7oc HID - 10. MCGUIRE & OO.,Auots.
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AUCTION SALES.
FOR OTHER AUCTION sALns sHl ief PAGE
THIS AFTERNOON1NO 70. NOR Row
By THOMAS BOWLING. Auetionser.
Is GeereaessN ID. C So

", ne Lols n Gloac1fowI If Auo1IcI.-I Win
sAs,LInhDAf AITlhEQOS, OctaSsf fiIS.. s.
ront "a part q Lot No s. IN Old Gsor6stown.
tIne 1871 on the NOR q eide OF Bridge street,
back 10 feet .sne 11H0ao&
Middle part Of same Lot. fro,t,., N s..s an .o..s
s1ds o. Psospeet street between M.skst and IN
NmiS r.rs ~ NC runnins back 10 Fact. =
side OF Prospect street, keiveep 6srSst 49, ~
eficx sHeefs and rnnnsns bach 50 feet
>, iHAkDfArnLT AYrDR-
q Lot NO: - IN Beatty and Hawkins' ADDITION Z,
9eoreetown. fronting 80 feet on tns west SIDE 81
back $50 feet. S'-N' eAAsAS
Terms: One third cash balance In ak aadswelvs
months, secured By deed of trust on the prsmisSS
All conveysncine ut the cost of the parckaSer
oc9 THOS. DOWLIN6, luct
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CERTAINLY CaAzY.-A man Of respectable
appearance, but evidently laboring under aber.
ration OF mind, laid down gold doHar this
morning TO nav for some butter bought At 9
Center N arket stand. The dealer, com nisser-
ating the unfortunate mans condition, gave
him change in proper (postage) currency.
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FOURTH WARD STATION CAs1s.-Geo. Pin
ket, disorderly; Jerry Quick. vagrancy; work
house 60 days each. Maurice Sullivan, lar
ceny; bail for nearing. John Smith and John
GTanard, drunk; % each. Dennis O'Brien,
Augusta Stoddeman, drunk and disorderly;
% each. John Conner, threats; bail for peace.
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Z By WIN. &. WALL & Co, Auctionesfs
DEREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE IN.
El PRoT1p RIerAArr OF 54IH sfAEzs mai PlNH.
LYLyAEIA AVENUE AND TEE CIRCLE AT AUorIoa-
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON " lstA inst , ct 5
O'Clock, We VIII sell in front of the premises, Lot
10, SQUARE 50, ssaub9ivided by Isaac Pollock, front
ing rs feet on 2sth street and improved BY large
three story and bssenent Brick HOUSE. containing
10 rooms and basement just tied up for restsu-
rant. and newly painted ihfou ehout.
TERMS: ene.hslf cash; balance In thrpe and six
months th With interest secured BY deed Of trust
Convsyancins IT the s1Dspss aof the iurchassr !:
and the tsfmsof sale ana 1oteomDled With in ave
sold upon days notice 1t the risk and Cost of the
defaultinG purohAser. ron 81 25l THes -
ocs 80 Is 1tWM.,L: WALL & co., Aucts.
1THI ABOVE BALE Ie POSTPONED ON 40.
~ o'clock. .f .af z non sEura =
oel6 = y W. Z. WALL q CO.. Aasts.
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WucALL ArTyHrToH 70 tie sale OF two small
brick houses, on Monday next, At four o'clock,
on Third street west nsar the Maryland avenue
bridge
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I.O.O.F. CoHCBRr AND LEvRB.-The Odd
Fellows seem to be monopoiizing lions share
of the endowment of the season; and the capital
Ieyee held the other night on Seventh street 10
to be followed by one on Thursday night next
by Union Lodge, at the Navy Yard, which
promises TO be q spirited anafr indeed. SEQ
q dvar
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~ I'D IL q ?" = NOTIOI
RAVE This day receivs1 81 pieces CARPETS Of
all GRADES, which will guarantees to cell thirty Der
cent less than any othsr house II this and q chap
e. II ~
scriltions, together yitb z great yaristy 81 OIL
live GHIeu YIATHERS. B. BUOHLY,
oc SIM rTuaE7 = 42s It'll street, east side.
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BY THOMAS DOWNING, Auceioueer.
Geor4stoNn. D, O.

" AU66OU6of,
- GeorsstownsD. O.
WILL BE SOLD ON "WEDNESDAY MORN
w ING, 20 inst cs%msncins st 10 O'Clock, the
town, o., com priaine-r r-- ssfrEy,-F
8 8.sn and T Soob Horse cs;sri.ss: Hussi
fine stock of Work, Saddle, Carriage ard Bussy
Two BI scf Hawk Colts, " years old work yell in
harness, deuhle or single. can trot together in
Thai Red Roh,n hor.. nE $40 M.s..,.ar stallion
years old. trots in So and very stylish. works
Kind and gentle in any harness. -
Also, one fne Work or Saddle Mule, -
Terms cash,
&C E-6tH THOMAS DOWLiN0. Auot
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MAP OF THE BArriR-F FIELD or faErfYs-
NJ burg, Of July lst ID. and 5. 1883, By b Viii.
coz, c3ptain and aid de camp. Rrfce ffty cents.
Copies sent BY mail free of postage.
For sale By -Gs.PHILP & sOLOMONs, q
oc Is st 332 Penn avenue,
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The newspaper department also attests the
diligence and fidelity of the officers employed;
they having delivered 2O,O99 which were I'M
paid, and 5,1d3 on which the postage was paid.
The cost OF the carrier system during the
same period has been
For the carriers, including compensa-
ton to substitutes tor carriers when
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W. BUFFALO TONGUES
w Have Just Yeceiy ed from the West 500 Buffalo
Ton CUES, which We recommend to our customers.
They are nicely cured and in prime order.
e.' ~ RING BURCHRLL,
&C IL corner 18th at. and Vermont Az.
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the people, and look to those of a single
man or family, which can verv we'll
manage its own affairs. But republic
lives alone in its fidelity to the sentiments
of the whole nation.
Abuses and license of course adhere to
this unlimited freedom of public criticism:
but these are apparently inseparable from
the Use: and without the abuse we should
scarcely have the use. 1t is a question.
too, who is to draw the line between the
use and the abuse outside the courts estab-
llshi d for the detection and punishment of
all offences. If Vallandigham's peace nom
sense is reasonable, may not Greeleys be
equally so?
Ii he cannot arraign the conduct of the
war, can Mr.. Schalk, who has written a
book on strategy, which is the severest ar
raignment Of it yet printed? If he may
not question the justice or the propriety of
Burnside'S orders, even the Ercuinq Post
or thousand other journals venture to
hint doubt of the superhuman military
abilities of General Halleck. We know it
may be said that his motives are bad and
unreasonable, while those Of others are
loyal but tribunals and commissions can
not inquire into motives. Deeds are tangi-
bic, but not thought.
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were, the very limbs of his body, NOV

were, the very limbs of his body, NOV
ing and acting as he willed, almost with
out conscious volition of their own arm.
Still, let none suppose that because this
great soldier will no more lead his newt
able battallions against the merciless and
murderous invaders Of our country, we
shall be unable to defend ourselves against
the hosts that muster for our destruction.
The same Providence that gave us Jack
son still rules the affairs of men, and
though He has taken the mighty chieftain
from us He leaves us his illustriOus exam
pie to follow and his grand spirit to fire
every heart and nerve every arm. The
men who for two years have felt the int1u-
ence OF such a presence, whose heal is burn
with glowing memories of what he was,
will never yield to mortal foe. Jackson,
though dead, will still fight in the men
whom he so often led to victory
ARRIVAL OF JACKsONs REMAINS.
Yesterday was sad day in Richmond.
Sunday afternoon the report Of Jackson's
death was current, but though preceded by
the announcement from several pulpits
that the condition of the illustrous chief
tain was deemed critical, no one was will
ing to credit the tidings of his death with
out full assurance of the correctness of the
unwelcome news
The city papers yesterday morning con-
tanned the sad announcement, and all
doubts being thus removed, gloom and
sorrow pervaded the community.
In accordance with the recommends
ton of the Mayor, all business was sus-
pended after ten O'Clock, A. NJ. Between
eleven and twelve large concourse of la
dies and gentlemen assembled On Broad
street, to witness the arrival of the special
train expected with the remains of the de-
parted hero.
The coffin was covered with wreaths,
placed upon it by the ladies of Ashland.
With as little delay as possible the body
was removed, under military escort, to the
Governors mansion, followed by perhaps
the largest assemblage OF persons ever CO.
lected within the Capitol square
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-05-29
StOnenlansS Raid.

1t gradually leaks out that StOneman's
raid was not so effective as has been gen.
orally supposed. A Washington cores
pondent now states the following:
l learn to-day most important fact. The
two bridges of any length on the Richmond
and Fredericksburg Railroad are across the
North Anna and South Anna rivers, which
form the Pamunkey. several miles south ofthe
railroad. 1t has been supposed that these
bridges were destroyed by the late cavalry raid,
but such is not the case.
The bridge across the Pamunkey was burned,
but no railroad crossed it. Turnpike bridges
Oh the South Anna river were also destroyed,
but no account of the destruction of the two
railroad bridges on the Anna rivers has been
published: and the absence ofthe fact in news
papers has led to an investigation in an official
quarter by which it is fully and unfortunately
confirmed that those vital points were I'M
touched! No wonder that the Richmond pa
pers bOastcl that their railroad could be re-
paired in IL few days. Why there was fail
ure to destroy these two bridges is not known,
but misnanagement has, of course, been the
cause of it.
Accounts of the army state that trains are
again running on the Richmond and Freder-
ickSburg Railroad with such facility as to bring
Richmond pa ers to Fredericksburg on the
same days date.
THE "'YoUNG IDEA. ''-"What, asked
the ScEoolmaster, sis the term applied to
the crime Of possessing two wives at one
time?'
"Bigamy," replied the scholar
"And if there be more than two, what
should you call it?'
The scholar rejecting moment, then
CHANGING to cast his eyes on map of
Utah that decorated the wall, he smiled,
and confidently answered: Brighamy,
sir"
The schOolmaster went abroad at the
earliest subsequent opportunity. Vanity
Fair,