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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-13

IL does seem % "a that all humane ard euiigh
tened citizens should rejoice at the offer Of the
Federal government 20 welcome them back to
its protection, even after they have lent them
selves TO The work Of iussrrection, anarchy and
civil war. We can point with pride 10 a pure
blsmelsss, mud and just Government. There Is
no other upon earth which can compare with it,
Il sines among all others like, the sun among
the smaller isss Of the night" We appeal 10
the madmen who now assai it to cOrroborate
our testimony Hear what Alexander H. Ste
phens, Of Georgia, said IN a speech in Savannah
in 1861
What right has been assa.ie.i2 What interest
OF the South has been invaded, What Justice
has been deuicdt aud what clim founded In
Justice and right has bees wi;hbelds Can ei
ther oi yoa to-dav name one Governmental act of
wrong, deliberately a,t rur0oso'y done bv tic
Government al Washington, OF which the South
has a right to complain / challenge the an
sirer.
Now, for you to attempt TO overthrow such a
Government as this, under which we have lived
more than three-quarters Of a century, in which
We have gained our wealth, our standing as a
nation. our domestic safety, while the clements
OF peril are around u.s. with peace and tranquil
ity accompanied with snbounded prosperity aud
no rights assailed-is the height Of ,aaoness, fol-
" anil 'siekedness TO ,rhich ! can ,,eifher lend
ay sanction nor nag gote.
Such vas the testimony borne in favor of the
pre-eminent merit of the Federal Government.
and Of the honest and honorable conduct Of the
Free States previous to the rebellion. No man
dare dispute it. Il stands proudly up ike a pyr.
amid OF adaniant which neither consuming rain.
nor raging winds, nor the innumerable lapse of
years can destroy. And equally strong was the
testimony borne by Jefferson Davis himself, to
the excellence and justice Of the Federal GOV
erumeai only few brief years ago Nashville
Union
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-13

PoLAND--The Polish Instruction has assam.
ed very formidable proportions. It has nearly
embraced the ancient kingdom Of Poland and
Lithuania, aad rising OF the PrusSian provin.
ees was, at last accounts, imminent The Rus
slams have force Of about $50. O0O men in the
insurrectiOnary districts. The complications
'nat THIS movement may lead to. in European
affairs cannot be foreseen.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-13

u II IS stated that, last Fall, in North Ala
oaua, the rebels actually butcbered shout
thousand blacks TO prevent them falling INTO
The hands Of the Union army. Two hundred Of
them we're confined il large building. the
building fired, aud every one Of them burned to
death
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-13

FROM NIcKssUReH--we have news that
Gen- Grants forces have captured Port Gibson
and Grand Calf Grant is now in The re,r If
Vicksbsrgh, and its speedy fall IS cOD.;ds,ed
eertsin. McClernand and Logan are march;r-
on Port Hudson
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-13
PolIex of the Copnerhea.l..

Tho Republican party have carried shs for tWo
years. They have seat their HILL HOUNDS AID BJ IT.
Dogs down South, and what have they accomplished
Nothing And ~ told them that in the beginning
that they could accomplish nothing AID TIE Trtipn
why H. bscaIse they are OUR BRETHREN And noH
they back and propose o. KICK up fuss here ~
The North and VIZ ARE READY FOR TliEAi '-G.o. H
PEEK Speech Lors n L0Hstg Dsmor9fsc ASsociation
N1TcA. 1873.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-13

A Coon SUeGEsTON.-In the pockets Of each
Of three Ohio deserters. who are to be shot in
Western Virginia next week. letters were found
from their fathers advising them to desert
Governor Todd has advised the President TO
shoot the fathers instead Of the sons.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-13

In giving freedom . the slave ensure fieeloA ~
tbs Free honorable alike what We give ana "ilat "e
receive W. shall noby or mraniy Jose IN ~
hat hone II earth other means may s-cir-l- i--7
could Dot fail The way b plain, p7Ace!uIl generous
lust way which = followed, TIE "orl- via l.i .stI
cola 9 Nsssags Dscentier. l5bZ
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-13

ASoTHER SUCCESSFUL RAID.-Gen. Grierson
has made successful raid into Central Nississip-
pi, destroying railroad bridges ard cutting Of
rebel communications
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-13

WEARING military CLoTHEs.-It Is a com.
mon thing to see a men wearing military clothes
soldiers coats, pants, aud caps-who is no,
attached to the army. This is against the law
and those who violate it are liable to fine of
5000 s0d years Imprisonment. that being the
penalty attached
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-13

JAPAS.-It appears that the Mikado. or En-
peror oil Japan, has repudiated the treaties made
oy TIE Tycoon with foreign nations, and has
taken measures to expel them from the king
dom.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-13

siSEL REsroRED.-It is stated that General
S'sei has been restored to the command of the
llth corps OF the Army of the Potomac. This
i good news.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-13

W should -1rFo-e. avs an exchange, that
Democrats coad 40, sleep a. i.i- b. aithout leay-
ing light Burning, they are - afraid Of any
thing dori, Auy visible aImir.ure % African
blood Seems 10 iaies then into -pasins and the
word black. o. even 'col.red, sels their teeth
chaiteFing. The latest and most violent obu!-
ton o. niger OF the brain. broke out in Wood
ford county, Illinois ieN DAYS since.
Lieutenant jenkins, who distinguished him
-eii lt Arkansss psf aud who vas stricken
dow sifh disease in BIS cosnuy's service, WAS
loved 20 visit l'- home in WOOdiord or sick
leave. The Lieutenant was - unfortunate AZ
20 b. brought home oy co1trsband servant,
for be quite TOO ill % Tx care Of himself
For This "crine" biz buiteri 90 neghbors went
before the Grand jury ard nad him indicted.
The condition u The defendant, the services he
had rendered bic country, the fact that two Of
his children bad est been consirnef n the tomb
and that b. va himself in larger 81 ioi.oziag
them, weighed nothing With these "pa,riots"-
the "a cad been Outraged, ard the Lieuien
ant must be made IN example u Tie csse vas
tried last week.
Although "a VS. c'eorlE show that the negro
VS. or'y brought I1r9 fhe STATE temporarily and
% a. the L'eufeBsrt 49, -ni foe sick 10 join bic
Fegimeut-su ercaa Go ha onls resches cases
"aefr fh- intention i- te make a permanent res
ideof oi tle uegio--tle jlfs d'sag-ee6 Eleven
~ tle jury were fss srgs 'ttsl-1re, a genuine
gang red spoca1.n c as'-.-nst humanity,
stood ..t
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-13

r. TIE rebels have reireated from Northern
y. Tie rebel Gen. VsnDorn : reported dead
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-13

THf WORLD Now The Ulisa Cab Of
Nasty p Tennessee. have recently passed So
rie- 90 re-o'utons endorsing the Government,
AID deaoulc'ar The trsitof- Ole oi them T. 80
strongly sau slavery that it -osld rot bsve
souadei an.-. 70 p Boston meeting u f. a.
80 70 .o~-
W 10 net so.eaaiy affirm. - the result
o. ogr g. lO-- acqaai-fsace. ard = our Intimate
failiI --iif SO - 80. k'r-., tat the iastitu
tou ~ slavery if-ds o. 8-aoror labor asd srnofh
~ enterprise is ilcoHr lfihe si-h an int hgent
public policy, SQUAD n0rs'i5, the safety and
rermsnencs Of The Republic, the development
q the resOgrces Of TIE STATE; taat Il roots out
tie intustriou- AID has me eject u iessening
the tree l0rLi--.g If tn- c0lBtrF-
W therefore hold u e be the trse interest
% the people Of this Common wealth % abolish
tire ins'tution o. slavery ~ the earliest practica-
be pe.iei Nifhin nich the emancipation q
slaves c.n D. Elected, sith safety 20 the slaves
and Justice 70 loyai masters"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-13

]
/ Gu messengers from Hooker's army bring
/ details oi his movements 10 MoiGtF night, and
/ OF the movements Of Sedgwick TO = o'clock o.
Tuesday morning. Hooker maintained his new
line Oh tae edge Of the woods, a short distance
North Of Chancel.orsylle crossing the main
road leading TO the United States Ford without
important change There was 10 fighting there
until late ca Monday afternoon. when d division
Of tie 6lh corps advanced towards Fredeficks-
burg, meeting the reD-l -kirIishers In the
woods, and diving theGi back The main body
pushed on. meeting large bodies OF rebels in
deubi- Inc u battle A h,lf hour heavy firing
essued, our batteries compelling the rebel. to
lal back 30 disorder The division then return
ri 10 our main line and rested. having ascer-
tanned The enemys position
LIFT WIG 0F Tile ARMY.
We gather tn following details Of the 90
ngs of tbe left wing OF The army o. the Poto-
mac. which wa under the command OF 6 d.
Sedgewick, and was stationed at and near Fal-
mouth TO prevent the rebels from crossing the
river The New York Tribune correspondent
says
Sunday Night. May g.
Ny letter 81 yesterday. giving details Of op-
eratious Of the iefi wing q To- army upon
II.
while the divisions OF Brooks Newton and
Howe. were cautiously feeling by -kirmishers
the strength ef the terrible eartbWorks held bv
ihe enemy. prior 10 au attack This finally
commenced about half past ten when TIE two
latter divisions aft-r standing Ike rocks under
"A shower o.. shells advanced yi-0r0lsl. and
Severaliy cleared the 6rst iue before them
proceeding on % the second. third and fourth
until the formidable hights were carried. which
flashed Their fearial artillery upon our helpless
and devoted men last December. The surfnisa
that the enemy had lef; but little over J 0 900
men llTe. proved true and or troops we're sur
prisei 40 the weakac7s OF the points which
they bad cautiously approached
An examination. after the battle. Or ,he
earthworks. especially those % the euems'-
right. surprised the Generals bv heir perfec-
ton. Covered Ways stretched .rom one 10 an
other CAV = perfect securely 10 passage. and
DO siag le point was e1lccted which could fur
nish means % defense. Tn Light Brigade
under command Of Col. Durham. lately Of tie
9th Maine which commenced operations last
evening. well sustained it, gallant reputation
ard reckons large number Ia killed and w0uu
id. i took several guns as did also the III
visions Of gen. Howe and Gen Newton. under /
" hes command it acted during the day though I.
belonging 10 the division Of tie former New /
ton was joined on our right during tae morning I
by Gibbons Division Of the ID Corps. ~hich 4
bad been l-fi ss a reserve al Falmouth They
stood VII uader colsid rable shellinr Tut 4
bal uo chance for great activity. The action
closed soon after noon. and Fredericksburg
seeUrd ours. Wiih twelve cannon and about a
thousand prisoners. though not without lOss
d near a Thousand in killed and wounded.
The men begrimmed With sweat and dirt.
-ested from their fatigue, and IN the course OF
D couple Of hours commenced marching to re
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-13


The military situation on Saturday morning
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-13

We give, herewith, extracts iron lie CORES.
pondence Of the y. J. 7ims~. detailing he ia
portant events that have taken place uYon the
Ranpahannock.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-05-21
<NI~~->(~sNSN~NSN NSNS>~>~NS>SNs-~~~SN-
s. d Ii. V. Railroad Sold.

This road was, on the 10Th inst,
scld under an order Of Court, to a
Rhode Island Company represented
by Gen. Stead, Mr.. Mason and an.
other gentleman whose rame VIC did
not learn, as trustees for the Compa-
nv, for the sum Of ,S460,OOO. The
sale will oe confirmed next October.
This we believe insures the compile
ton ofthe road, and by a proper ex-
ertion on the part ofour citizens, we
might have the road to Macarthur
before..the spring of 1864. Co.. Webb
who has been receiver under the
Court, and one of the best railroad
men in Ohio, besides being a gentle
man in all things, passed down the
line yesterday with. General Stead
and Mason, to deliver over tho road.
We trust Col. Webb will be retained
on the road, for no man can do more
for it's interest.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-05-21

or the President had the right to de-
prive him Of his liberty, much less
ar officer vino was merely the crea-
ture OF the Government. lie con-
tended that his client could only be
Of his liberty by due process
OF law, and then only or the present.
ment or indictment of Grand Jury.
lie quoted freely from tho UonstiSu-
tion aud various legal authorities, in
support Of his argument.
Mr.. A. II. Perry followed on the
part Of Gen Burnside, in clear aud
able legal argument. He said he had
no instructions from Gen. Burnside,
but that the General desired that the
question should be fully discussed as
to his power and duties as IA comman
der in tie field. lie said he cOnsid'
cred tue statement Of Gen: Burnside
unnecessary, but that it did not pro-
tess to be a defense of his course, bu
was simply given 10 the Court t,
mako known the principles upol
which he was acting,
Without concluding the argument
the Court adjourned TO this at half
past ten o'clock.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-05-21
A LECTURE
TO YOUNG ENf

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generally, Nervousness, Consumption, Epi-
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ROBT. J. CULVERWELL, NJ. D., Author
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The world-renov: ned author, in this admi-
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Selt-Abus;. may be effectually removed
without. medicine, and without dangerous
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every sufferer, no matter what his condition
ma ue, may cure himself cheapiy,, privately
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Sent under seal to any aa.,lr,ss. in plsiH,
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two postsse staT. ps, by addressing
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, Feb.2e lssS
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-05-21

0P There is no reliable news OF
our Army movements this week, on
~ the fact that Gen. Grant is pehetra.
ting the interior of Mississippi.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-05-21

DAN Wills ORIGINAL CASH STORE
is represented by Dan in person, ana
will have another supply by Satur-
day
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-05-21

t5y- HEADQUARTERS COMPANY IL, Il. q. q
Sixth Regiment, ., ", Camp ~ Beverly, Va.
july ", 1861.
DR.. q. W. RoBAcK; Cincinnati, Ohio;--We
received your long wished for and welcome he =
cdies few days ago, and hasten tn return You
u unanimous expression regard to our higu
opinion of the merits of sImc.
We have used them with great bcnef In oui
Company, and heartily attest to the public opin
ion of their great benefits. In our cases, espe-
cully where there have beeu so many great
changes as from the civilian in daily routine, IN
business, at home, to the exposed habitSof aG-
tive soldiers in strange aLi unnatural country
do we most appreciate the merits OF such ileaV'
sn-sent values a. yours. TO all those in oui
position do We most emphadcally roeCmmend
your Remedies being assured, from experience,
they wall be very welcome companion'
Yours very truly,
JOsEPn A. ASDREws,
Capt. Co. b, Sixth Reg't O. V.
Signe:: ,r
James Y. semplO LIST Sergeant CompSny B.
Chas. II Foster, ID Sergeant.
Chas. b Russell, lst Lieut. Go. 9Th Rsg't O.V,
Thos. S Royse, 81 Lieut.. - -
E.B, Warren, Sd Sergeant, ~ -
S. A, Tmyer, 4th sergeant,
Sam. d. Schooley. Commisary,
Caruoral Chas W. iaylor;
Corporal Edward Bultmann,
Corporal Carlton G. Gable,
.ogethcr with So prlyaIes- a unanimous exp
sion being given.
For salo st No. 6 East Fourth street, and
Druggists everywhere.
The special attention of Suite rs Is solicite IA
this as being the bost article for complaints in
,dent to camp life.
Fob alt ma,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-05-21

NATIONAL MAGAZINE for june
Peterson has exceled himself in this
No. One Plate, the Misunderstood
ing IS worth the subscription price.
A new Tale commences in the July
No., which makes this a good time 10
subscribe. This work and the Dem.
ocRAr we furnish for 50 25 per an
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-05-21

GoDEY's LADY Book for June is or
our table. This first Of all the La,
dies Magazines, should be in the
hands Of every lady. The plates, as
usual are the best, The Fashion
Plates excel all others, and the read.
ing matter amusing and instructive.
Recollect we furnish this work aud
the DEMOCRAT tor So. VA, Cooley
send us the May No. 1t did moi
come to hand.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-05-21
ATTENTION SOLDIERS,
AND WIDOWS, AND RELATIVES
OF DECEASED SOLDIERS.

\ The law of Congress approved July % 1851.
provides for bounty of 800, to all Volunteers
for three cars or during the war. In case OF
. the depth Of II Soldier while in tho service this
bounty, toe ether with all arrears of pay.dus the
deceased may be obtained BY his widow or re-
latives as the case may be. o.
The act of Congress- approved July l4th 1859
gives pension to the following classes Of per-
sons.
lst. To llinvalids disabled since March 4ik
1861, in The Military or naval Service Of the
United States
Cd. To widows OF officers, Soldiers OF Seaman,
dying of wounds received or ofdesease contrao-
,'ed in tho Military or naval service.
: Cd. To Children under l6 years of age Of sueh
deceased persons if there is no widow surviving
or from the time Of the widows remarriage.
9TH Tc mothers of deceased officers or SOL
ders. Provided the deceased left no widows,
or children under l6 years of age, and provid-
ed said mother was dependant in whole or part
ly upon the labor of the deceased for support.
5th To sisters under l6 years of age, of such
deceased soldiers, dependent on the latter who
! lily or in part for her support. Provided there
are no rghtful claimants of the three last pre-
ceedinR classes. The amount allowed In case
Gt deceased officers. or soldiers ranges fIom
/ IS, to $50, rer month owing to rank Of deceased
Invalid paaSiops will depend upon the rank
and nature fithisabiity not exceeding $50,
per month in any case.
The undersigned has procured license for thAs
purpose, and is now authorized to prosecute
claims; against the general government In all
cases arising under tbs various acts Of Congress-
and will give prompt attention to all claims in
trusted to him. No charge for services will be
| made whe. Tho claim is wholly dsalowed.
Macarthur Feby 5th 1868, B.P HEWITT.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-05-21
Aaall@lAl1H
mo- Nervous SufTerers of Both Sexes.

To Nervous Sufferers of Both Sexes.
A REVEREND GENTLEMAN HAVING
been restored TO health in few days, after un-
deryoi " all tho usual routine aDd Irregular ex-
pensiv4 modes of treatment aithout success, con
siders il his sacred duty to communicate TO his
afflicted fellow creatures the means Of cure
llenc Q, on the receipt ofan addressed envelope.
he will send (free a copy of the prescription
used. Direct to d. joins NJ. DAGSALL, 1856 Full
ton Street Brooklyn, New York.
March. May. July Sep, Nov Jan..-lyr.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-05-21

SENrENoED.- John O'Donald, for
Arson, burning of Keton's barn, con
finement in the Panltentiary, at hard
laber, for six years. James Bradford
for Burglary, at Dan. Willis store,
for three years.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-05-21

]. K. Wills CHEAPEST CASH STORE
is represented this week by e. b.
WIN, who will forward a new supply
forthwith.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-06
DEB,

On the morning of the 6th instant, At his resi-
denre. on Virginia avenue, GEORGE W. EVANS.
aged 70 years. after lingering illness. which he
bore with christian forlitude and resignat ton. in
the hope OF q blissful immortality.
His friends are respectfully invited to attend his
funeral, oclock p. m, Tuesday.
On the 6th instant, MAEBELLN GERTRUDE,
daughter of kebort and ELinda Downing, aged :
years and IL months.
The rr ends of the femily are invited to attend
her funeral on Tuesday, the 7th at 10 o'clock Sth
street. between Z and L.
On the morning of the 9th instant. RICHARD
GALLAGHER, in the 10th year of his age. May
be rest in peace.
Notice of his funeral in the morning papers. =
On the morning eff the 4th instant. MOLLIE c.
infant daugh ter of William N. and Annina Keefe,
aged months.
Bait. Sun please copy.l
On the Sd instant. WILLIAM MASTERSON. in
the 18th year of his age: and q native Of county
wicklow. ireland, for the last II years resident
Of Washington.
In this city on the 5th instant. in the sOth year
of her age, Mrs. HANNAH NEALE. lats of Long
worth. England.
On the 9Th Of June, of dropsy, EMMA JANE,
aged year, II mon his, % days On the same d lay
ELLA YERKES, aged 4 years, IL months, 9days,
youngest children of John H. and Anna T. j.
Gardner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-06

Hosrx1rER's BrTTsIs.-Ressa.s Of lee .Wats.. =
Of simple ics. water 10 decidedly dansero1s-not
taat the cold and grateful nuid may not be i'm:
hibed without perfl, IL q wholesome medicated
stmulant be ineer poratsd with IT, In fact, sm Ill
Eineelass Of Hostetters Celebrated Stomach
whole difficulty viii be obviated. This genial
preparation 10 the purest and most healthful tonic
which the vegetable kinsdsm has yet contributed
under the mani pulations Of science for the use Of
man. It conysrs the refrigerated beverage into
fully with the fluids of rhe body. In al the range
Of medicines there Is nothing 30 sure as proven
nothing that SO completely defends the system
against tae malaris which bears upon Its foul
Bi:tsrs with your ice water. and You are not only
s.fe from the effects of the shock wbIch the
gu allied beverage is Calculated TO produces The
circulation but forearmed ainst all the causes of
fever.
Wholesale Agents-A. N. Biniuger Co., 237
Penn ave. jy6eoSt
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AaSrtsSxss 10 Lhs North ead Wesi-TWo trains leave
Washinston daily and one on sEnaay-gnitk time.
through Of Government rates. For tickets and far
Tier informatisn sppy ct the once Of Great Penn
avenue aud sixth 81, Washington. 0Moe open from
81. N. until ,. m; on SUNDAYS from 70 lp. m.
a My y. o. MORTON, Agent.
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SIZZLING LIQUOR TO SoLnIEEs.-Ellen Gran
was arrested yesterday, and committed to the
central guardhouse by Capt Todd, charged
with ceiling liq nor to soldiers.
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4 so 18th street, east side, between g and n
streets, nsstiy furnished and very comfor table
BED ROOMS, and SITTING ROOMS, and PAR
LORS. The neishborheed il one Of most desirable
In the city. Every attention paid to those occupy.
ing thea. NO children In ths house. my a-H