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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-07

Too FAST, BY HALF.-Dur neI-nh1r OF he
HrIubicdn shouldn't tear his shirt 9s:'e 10 tat
ters over his failure 10 get the news of the re-
O. mt ohel naval raid at CLarie,tol. in tine TO
comi e:e " it'll the Star n its pa LEA ion He
Is entirely mistaken in riing that tit. copy
OF the extracts from tie Richmond Dispatch of
the I'd sent to the telegraph Office by thu Wash
ington agent of The Associated Press, beiun gpd
Exclusively 10 t4,e Republican,. The noe of
that agent, published liz his own aper of the
day before yesterday. he should have reaiem-
bered, expressly characterized il as the Joint
property Of The Washington evening papers
The Star so Often fails TO receive dispatches for
the trrnsmis sion OF which over the wires il
pays, through the declension of tie Govern
ment TO permit their publication Gin more than
nine c!ses out of ten for valid rea sons as that
II has long since ceased TO grieYe over such
matters. We recommend fortitude and rpsir.
nation in such cases TO Our Contemporary, as pa.
ing no less likely to enable him hereafter to re-
ir-in from claiming as the Republicqs's sex
ciusiyely," that which is equally The property
OF tie Star, than to teach him that no member of
the Government seeks inconineEtiy TO squash
the RrPablican in extending a courtesy 10 the
Star, participation in which would have be.n
-cbeerfully granted to our neishbor had i been
asked.
We may add that the copy, through obtaining
which We Were enabled 10 publish the import
an NE VS. Oh that day exclusive ia the Star
was taken from the telegraph off &c by no Gov
wlo had every possible right to take it theace,
and to dispose Of il AT will. So, we are indie bted
- no understand Government interference las
the RePHtscdn seems to irnag CINE for its earliest
appearance in our columns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-07

SEvery session OF Congress, within the
memory OF the present and preceding genera
ton, somebody from the South or the West Is
sure 70 run tilt against the fishing bountie,
This year II IL Senator Powell. Of Kentucky
Of hiIn, Senator Fessenden, OF Maine, said, the
other day: ''Ths Senator from Kentucky does
not like codash. He expressed to mo his DISLIKE
particularly OF dried goldfish. Itdoes not smsll
wen, and a. he does not like it, he pitches into
il upon every possible OCCASION
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-07
THE ENION GCNBoAT CSDHR FIRE THRIVE
QUARTERS or AN HOUR.

CHICAGO, Feb. IA special Cairo dispatch to
the Chicago Tribune announces the arrival OF
the steamer Adeiine, from vieksburg.
The rom Queen OF the West ran the blockade
Monday morning at daylight. hundred
heavy siege guns opened on her as she steamed
past. Rebel steamer also opened fre on the
Queen Of the West, which she replied TO, and
the Rebel steamer was crippled. The Queen
" ~ under fire three quarters Of an hour.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-07

{" Indiana papers refer to the recent diff
Guilty between squad Of cavalry, sen, from
indianapolis TO arrest desertors, and ci.izrns OF
Morgan coHnty. They deny that there was any
organizsd resistance, but ailege that the cavalry
grossly imposed upon innocent and unoRrrd ding
FarIRs-that they ruthlsssiy Destroyed the
properly and seized the horses and insult.d
the fhmilies Of peaceabio citizens. The fact.
" IlI ba in yPStigatPd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-07

Information has been received at head.
quarters in Louis Willie to the effect that tho
rebel John Morgan WA AT Salem, point on
the Cumberland river, between Nashville and
Clarkesville,' 8 few days since; and that he had
large force under his command. Atits present
stage, his cavalry could not cross the Cumbpr-
land without great difficulty, and 1t 10 probably
his object TO cooperate with Forrest in embar.
RAISING the navigation Of the Cumberland
ryPr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-07
GEkEEAL FORREST woCSDRD

NASHVILLE, Feb. 6.-Gen. Davis division,
with cavalry and artillery, have been sent u
intercept the rebels who attacked Fort Donel-
son under Gen. Morg7n.
One hundred and thrty-hve rebels were
buried by our men at Fort Donelson.
Forrest was wounded.
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4 FQAL OIL,
TDAf or

Goa OIL or not Ihoi Is IN question
he under. isI ed il aiT ays ready u flr,ie, the
shHTe article - reduced prize Us i~,ntv mar
cert. irwcr than it car he procured a -. y utb-r
est hlisiJnrEt in TIA city
Per, nns sh"uii ba careful that tnsv DO not na.
dated by advert senients i.sic, and ssclaruatio1s
hpcn g.. this - No AEDlt.s :" No spurious G,,i
dt 4 good article - rler3h i1ti il .:..-s OF -
GLire TIE praise ~ The ve.dsr. ''Thay trst ara
Hirk need ph srian. not thy Ii 81 RS yhoI.
Cal n ihs New w. K Grnce r. C0rne- an; ~ -,
sts., and gc. ynu. Goa Oil or s, Gems par S,T'
VIM CDaWfN hi,Rtiy
Il r-jt corner / ADD lit: SIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-07
SPIRIT or TIM MORNING PRESS.

The fnteIliSencer has . Comm unica-ion upon
"The Blockade OF Charleston demonstrating
eonclusively that the rebel claim Of having
rssed that blockade 10 broad farce, both ~ to
thetry and fact. In the first place, they admit
tar "twenty blockaders'' were in sight On The
very dag that Beauresard and Insrahau pub
ltshed their ridiculous proclamation; and II
the u.efe absence ola blockadinE SOU adron from
sof port raises the blockade, then il Is raised
y hen q bloskadinS squadron is driven or by
stress OF weather.
During the last great European war Grfat
Britain employed her channel feet, generally
upwards of thirty ships OF the line, to -ig,dly
blockade Brest but nothing was more common
than fer this fleet 10 be driven OF BY stress Of
weather, and 10 take shelter in British chau-
mel pot, where they would lie for days, aad
sometime more than week, and put 10 On
the first change Of wind for their station. The
blockade, however, " as not raised by this tenn
porsry abs-nce, but If neutral came of the
port In the meantime he could slip In, and that
was hi. luck, nothiDg n,urs-.
But taking the extreme case-tha. as regards
Cha1I sion, new Notice must be given. Such
DotCe GoeSnot prevent the I'm ms diats
forcemfnt OF The blockade by a squadron &c.
tnally on the port, nor does il give any right 20
to exempt such vessel from capture and con-
fsca;ion for attempting to Cnier, rot hi wing
ceivt q srch notice, and being ignorant of the
bloc kade VIXEN she left her LIST port A vessel
attempting to enter u bluckaded port, without
having had previous notice Knowledge OF
the blockade, can only be ordered on by the
blockading squadron, which is usually don2 by
An Endorsement TO that effect on her pap"rs.
The Ckronicic arguing the necessity for the
adoption of Secretary Chase's financial policy.
urges point that we have heretofore end...v-
ored TO enforce. Viz:
.sIf Uniform national currency Is esta1-
ESheC, and that CirI UlatiDg Inedi am - n Idle
the basiSCf a good financial ueasuT., under
the operation Of which the sine US Of war ere
furnished L. the Government, IN T. can ~ no
doubt as 10 our ability 20 cru,h The repetition
AID y1ndiCate American tItutioGS, Ell ur .,nct
ard credit before all the world. II Congress
shall IL IL 70 provide measures resulting Ia tn
maintenance OF our inaGcial cr.dir, 40 mater
what tie national courage, viii aai rrSo" -..s,
thrre i no power 10 save us fr9m political de-
sru(tiOH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-07

I|FHEEDGkN AND THEIR DESftST-
US The Rev J. e. Xscaos, rup,rintendsns of
o''s Island !o9t Royal -iit orea h EJ-M:iis-
ROW EVENING, att:e Unitarian Church, co cn-,
" L and e XIII str- Is. The Unity OF the HUI
Race AMI during his disc: ur.s gill a;re tns
South Carolina. L.
ELGCUTU n N A CLAHJ.--By solicit atom
uS Of Rev. f.r. fienDis "a Suss1 AID o;h-In Or
:. Nj. L%uGis. ,sc 10 a:innix, will doi:vs. F!H
IstrEr' including lief Il. wings and Recitation
=. =, ths- sh.iOScp:ys g !.s Haman TOic:," NON DAY
EVENING Feo. 9Th, 1T ~ u'c,n:k. at Rcy. NJ
II sta. Art-r the l.cui- thu class for Instr action
will con- pet-:. Ali who ~ "a 10 oe.on- polished
able anG elGqueut Speakers or Singer s!iaui
brace this oily rp"rtu~I:y Also, those Ell yes.
tu TAR suffering irUI:, d. e;iira ipnpc, SmSiI sud
Weak VI ss, Tn "-t Ds-asrs. by. pc o.l sa1 la
C"Tp paint VIII fTd ties i.up-"v- V.,cal Gyalua:-
ties ard Eiocu:irnary priin- nstu: a; means Of
preTcntlch and great cu'a i've aiiuuct-.
Ter as for ella s III = p.r>a1s ipithrr sex on
So each, pa able III al fu: - Ie Srin.
snd feea any cay, from to $ O'Clock hslri 4
averup. south side hntw. l,o ani i2th sts &c 32t'
HECOLLECTIONS wi be t.k.ai III on >aad.y
kS 18th instant, in It Ainysiu.,' -! y, ter =. 1t
Mathew 5. st. II; :I'lnicks II 4 t Mary : Church,
fer the benefit # the Young Catholics FRIEND 50.
Cicty. f.f2
~ SfEUBfS MON L II INT 6eStyCIA rIDN-
A3 The me III trs Of The above Association sra
Tcluc strd IL meet at + tiNri:ii X Eurun,tI toi Il
corner If llth stree: AID Ia Y ~ DAY, j.
9th inst, at @>c Ork. Business Of Importance " IL
be ght before the meeting.
fees 4. ERErLY. President.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-07
SPECIAL. knTTTE

L.
ANAL Earia aua hsn;sDns country Rs t.1aa
a. Auction. Attention is called Il: the sale on NON
LAY FEBRUARY 9Th a . u'clO:k q on TIL urarn
lbes; iuLier deed OF trust tI te ,cr, nrE Of
,na Il IL aud country re~irn % o. Ia stai Oh tha
Maflhoro road. about one mile and a hall eaSt Of
heEriUsh Bridge. in a Eig1 a"i heslThy location
and n Improved by con- mi'iiuus two story frana
""ejiirg ton Sc barn and stable, With = prmp OF
eSreliti water in the yard and contains "a n ~,
ac:rs Of land, about ana aaif in wool " '
Terms: ) 'as' in Cash: the rem Il, der in L: Is
ANA - Ia. nts, with Interest. secured by deei Of
trust on the premises.
All cons ey snces the expense of the pr-.aaeor
THOMAS VI HANSON Tru-t.-
fe6ot q MrG ITIER On 80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-07
IMpUKraSr RE,i;,ai

IN FUKTA KEE " Al.
II ntt rs. gn5d takes pleasure III iHfnrInir 2
has tI!-Eds u: the uub ic that br r.,uoyei u
h!s Lew conv~n = mt nu, ding at ma northwest
corner o. 81 n AID Sts where ne -uiei,s "a, lib
ertl pat; opage hereto fore ext NJ. d TO him. Hi,
tfoCK ~ now very isTg- AID crmpl selected in
the RaitinCrt Pm adslphia ard Few York market,
ptfore e a1Tf nc III The price of goods, ~nich
enables h IN to offer barga's IL his cistosirrs r.
Will be hia am TO fGrn }. ~ his Fl nca til o. It
geo. a; tn. very lowe Ts,ces The low OF go Il
Teas viii always d .sstGck m, rrasssd in quail
ity arc ia than they bu pi.r:t;,,ad FOR in IN
city Gcots delivered IL acY par. " the city, ali
guaranteed 10 give salts action
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-07

RECRUITS, &c.-Wiihin a few DAYS asst ths
inhowng Rave arrived: L. recruits for 62d
Onio, lsS Tor lst u. =. Cavalry, 2l7 for n Y.
Sharpshooters,S - tor iG3d n. u, aud Is for other
new York regiments. Three hundred con-
Esirscents have also arrived from various
points, Snd guard with q number Of con-
NaiesSents and t;eserters
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-07

~ There are now three thousand eight
hundred OF JEFF. DAVIS men in Camp Dougiss
GA Thursday feeble attempt was madu by a
h7s s'c'hsi"nists of Chicago ID rascua the
prisoEirSHs they were ba:ng conveyed II camp;
but 4 i' W prick from hayonets in the hands OF
The " ards we're arguments sufficiently strong
Ia cause theta 10 fail back.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-07

SECoND WARD STATION CASES. - Joeeph
W"st, assault aud battery and sttbbing Joha
Powell. This affair occurred At h1nse No 3l3
~ street, commonly known as the stBlue Bird =
ana set down by the patrolm-n as a ssDutch
rancho and house OF i.l-farnp- PovelI,s
wound ia the arm was not dangerous and was
dressed by Dr. Abbott. West was committed
10 jaIi Tor court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-07

COMMITTED TO JAIL.-This morning the csx
CT Barney Gorman charged with attempting
10 commit rape On MR.. Barbara Hatrns an on
Wednesday last, at the house OF Mrs shannon
on Second street east, near & street north. VS.
examined by Justice Ferguson. and Gormaa
was fully committed To Jail f1r trial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-07

ACCIDENT Yesterday morning, George
Laurance, young man employed in The ord
hsnce department at the Navy Yard. had his
hand ard arm badly burnt from a fuse he Uss
drilling out taking fire
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-07
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, Feb. 7-IIK q. m.-First Boari
U. S. Coupons, 1881, e3ai aei; 1910 Treasury
No;es, lol Ha1co; Certificates, ga; Demand
Notes, i55a 1854: Gold, l57aI57h.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-07

Found DEAD.-Abcut D. m. yesterday the
dead body OF John Geasy, government team.
ster, WAS found in TwSniy-sacond street west
between q and II. Sergeant Hurley of The
Metropolitan Polio, vas Houfied, who imme-
diately obtsined CONN from thu q uartermas.
ars department, in which the body was piaced
ana lad under shed near by 70 await the
order Of the coroner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-07

BOTHERING EN.-Wr imagine that the Com
feds across the Rappahannock, are just now
corsi1t Tahly bothered to guess what Hooker is
at. They viii De enlightened ia due season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-07

~ Major General Peck has issued an order
highly corppiinenting Gen. Corcoran ana his
command for their bravery and SUCCESS at the
late fight on the Biackwater which the rebel
Roger A. Pryor pretend' to claim A. victory
for the enemy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-07

RUNAwAYs.-1hiS morning two boys, John
NJ. Cabin, aged -, .,nd LEWIS Carroll, aged
10 year, were taken TO tue Second Ward Sta
;IoB for safe ke.ning until sent ID their parents
in RalunIoTe. Tee olGer has Tee n away from
his family three months. The younger came
to his cirv yesterday with some soldiers Both
IeSr boys rave been following the camps, and,
like many others of like age, were on their road
10 ruin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-07

~ IL Is a week, to-day, since the "AfaIr on
Charleston and dispatch boat may he hourly
looked for 1t Fortress Monroe, with the true
iCn.on) history Of that affair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-07

" The Richmond Ezdminrr claims that
NaLandishan is not Of Yankee blood Tho
Yankees will be very glad to hear il.
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A RRRRL STEAMER ALSO OPENS pIRB On
HHR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-07

PrYsHsTATtoS.-Ab rnutifui solid ,s,,-
Ira set, of Ave pieces, elaboraielr chas~d 80
handsomely engraved, is 10 he rrrser ted 70 W
r. Pn,narn, q. NJ. ID, sup rint"ndrat OF u.
railroad park. IL bears the following inscr,n
ton:
"Presented ~ w. 7. Putnam, by the enplcv-..
Of the Railroad Park, u NJ. Department Ma.
ipg,on, Feb q, isss3."
This costly testimonial OF regard WA nm,
chased Of Mr.. II. Semken, 40 Pennsyl,.,;.
arenne ~here "a IA ON srhihitton Ws.i
workmanship ana sly IL reflects credi; on N,
< s establishment, IL must BE- gratifying 70 NJ,
Putnam 10 be thus honored and beloved by Id,
friends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-07
DE. A HuET' r,s,,

his or inent Phys elan ccnti1u.s his scca ssrul
tr atI2cut AZ Consump ion. and f-nrn discoveries
ns1c r. 4 IN Gufi. extensive u-;.Ctica of IVA
4 yfa's, ren insure Trltf in a few .laya or no
cha;e" he ~ irCs- of per~ons cured by hi n after
inhs.-,'"n neh syr"p. pills ,ot iiy3~ Gil, 4 c.,
can he had st his Office. southeast rner,f Fay.tt.
snd Fra erick streets. BsiIirn~re Nj f.S la
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-07

Sdov. Andrew has letter frou General
DIX, In reply to one Gov. A. published respect
Ing contrabands coming to Massachusa,ts,
which the public would like 70 read.-Bosto,,
po.E
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-07

GOING NoITH-This rnorn,nr. aho.t one
nnnurrd OF the patients from Casparis and
ooa Fellows Hall lEasy Yard hospitals were
sent by railroad to Philadelphia
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.gb(olD EDITION.
rHxBx orcLocK p. n.
FuRrHERFRoM vICksBURo.

THR RAM QUEEN Cg THH WEST RCSS TH1
BLOCKADE AT yICKSBCR6 CNDBR
THR PIRR OP A HUNDRED
REBEL SIEGA GUNS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-07

PERsosAL.-Gsl. Genl Burnside. U. - v
and Is. Sanford, N. Y, are a, WIZARDS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-07

A COLLISION AND An UPsET.-This morn.
Ing, = military gentleman. WHOSE name ",
could not i-ara,) W bile driving IN a buggy win
a Young lacy, came in collision with a WAGON
driven ny n colorrd man, o. pPunsylvanis
avenue, rear the Star Office, and the pugyy v.s
upset, throwing bo.h the occupants cut tas
lady fat upon her back in the mud Nriths,
Of them were hurt, ard although the bugyy
Was dragged some distance, no damage va
done exc. pt the bsesking OF spring. The lady
and gentlemen were, however, in a sorry
plight, and presented a decided appearance o.
being GOT the earth earthly"
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o 2 2 1 Q I 4 L

pDPAIrMD1P OF sTA19,
WAsHIHGTax, B~1. 6, ISeAt
Releases from the draft On the ground Of alieaass
have bean allowed In he t0lloxinS easss: g.
Pierre Hrseae B,anehst.Nola0 eau.sy, Dale.
IuYus4 GsSrtueS, ..viko-1e. r&1o s$tyAnia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-07

MURDERED AND RoBEzo.-Y esterdsv A.
dean body o; soldier was found IA q S-ns,,n -
X street, between Sixth and Seventh 49,. y
north. Coroner Woodward " - sent for 49,
Jury empnnneiied. Drs, Franklin aiaki. - :
w Ki6der eIamined she holy, and ds.is.s
that line man was stranslsd and thea thrn.s
I'M thu WATER. The Nan was SIRE late ~rs,..
day with considerable money. Moth NJ -.
found on him tut I'VE cents And piss IL
name was a-certained 10 he Christina Ws,,.
OF SCOTS 9yU." The jury returned a vsrN
that the deceased w as murdered and roAs.s
ny some person or persons unknown "a ~
Jury, and Then thrown into the branch
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-07

~ Tho House Committee on Ways and
Means have agreed to repeal the duty on paper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-07

4 OA1eReUs IIocAirfT-d ssAst 49,.
Iirsts rsrs wsss md NcrtA Capi.oa .,ree, -.
deeiAadiy daasefu.ss locality Just aow. ovs.ss
sire Cor tbs parposs OF drsiaiag Tie L. 80
that vicinity haV0 6uset, and the wss.,S~s
ths hospItA;s and the m~lting sao ". IA ye cs.S
. deep mirs. Yesterday morning, two o..
mire thai an Ina s,enss amount o. ia,or -. ~ sas
cuifrd TO extrfce.e thrm. The enplovess -
Government printing ONCE and the pvllo.' -.
hs I'd labor, succeedcd Ia eetiisH the hor,c. -.
- me Of them, however, a dying couo,.,s
n On he effect. OF being smothered In IN. -
or from Injuries received An plunxlns ~
N. ca voribg 10 extricat- them elves
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-07

a FIG5T--I ass plight, Isaac Waite and IIenry
ia kSCn, colnr-d, wcr- arrested near Center
Market, on tharge OF ASA ulr and battery aud
uisordtrIy cordnct Isaac White came ints
cola ION with Mr.. r. w. Birch, and strack hin
= severe how on the nrad with spa-ie. Bait
young man standing nv, seeing Birch IN rather
critical position, relieved him by stab5ins
W. il" ia a." fleshy psrt Of the .rm with knife
Jackson used his Influence 20 ke up the tight
u bale was fined $i.yi, aad Jackson - 9a, BY
Justice Ferguson. White il not Caacerously
wound. d, though ne was terribly fri-htened.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-07

FAIR FOR THs Bh EFT Oh SICK Ann
WOUNDED SeLDIERs-A N, citing OF q numbe-
Of la6i: WAS held yesterday in the German
Hall, Eleventh street, near L, for the purposs
OF making a. Arrangements preliminary t. holding
fair for the benefit OF sick and wounded sol.
diers. A number of committees were appoin I'd
and another meeting VIII BE- held on MONDAY
next, 1T 10 O'Clock, in the same place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-07

LOST HIS MoNHY.-On Thursday night
H.nry P1atS, discharged soldier, and two
Young men named Lowis Richter and Ill Scho.
the latter In the morning missed about ninety
dollars OF bis money. Yesterday be procured
warrant for the arrest OF his room-mates. and
officer Il. johnson yesterday afternoon arrested
the last named and took him to the Fifth Ward
station. This morning the charge was exi .n-
ined by Justice Feryu when IL appeared
that the only ground OF suspicion Platz had
Against the accused WA thar hs had sep; IN
was certain that he was the guilty one, and Ia
the Sfftcs threatened TO chastise nm The ius.
lice inammediately dismissed The css. As
PiRfz has been drunk for some DAVIS IN ia nroh
able that hs lost his money or was robbed els..
where.
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%COLUMBIA TYPOGRAPHICAL suCIs
w. ia stated meet nS Of tee Cvumoi,
pOsrashical Society will 10 held in ths Cnun ri
Chsmber City Hall This isatUrGsyb BvkJIrG,
II. wM J. YRIzzHLL, Rec. Sec
m 3 FREACHISG-Rev Wx. c. SrsuL for
~ Teriy OF this city. will preach in tao Mem
col & hphrl Lai Church in tteo x.lo.u On ~
hOkEOn iSabhatf) MURSINH AID ia Ia, e.
MIG ~ " osry chapel, in this .'ity. Ia.
STREET BAPTIST GHCaGL-rs.
~ =. d. Q: F.sk u. u Of NJ wars " j
s., 5Tsssh In III, shnrch NEXT SU vO.Y, Ysb
to eur city are eortisl'y iurit.d y, ~,tard L..
~ ThE PHOENIX sUCiSrr. Of ti,. .;:, viii
Us hol Nc FIRST r'-efins under 4. a.n, by-
iaH-. on TO MOi.hUW (Sau1.yD NIGHT I *
oeiock At Temperance HAL ard fr- n th.nc-f,r
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