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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-27
AUCTION SALES.

By GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Auotionsers.
/ A TS ~ 10 g sALE OF HOoKINaH AM WARE
ss T., e 1h. s.l' zassios Rooms. soss.r q
war sne a. streets north, large consignment Of
3 dozen = zees!ssA.m sp,..eea..
g 90 r.uo9 s.,,i sss' az : Bowls
And 81 II s,s s9 .i os. q sas; -.
20 e. astsoton Of Dealers and Groesrs isc.led
Terms "s,b SAFE a. tbs sale is without reserve.
oe q GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auets.
By v. y; LEWIS T. CO., A.otioneers.
= AS. " P,xx fi Isara BKANDIEs, WINES. ooRDI.
ArorIoS. BkISG THE srock OF 4 pRIyAry esS1, AT
nss oesoSs. ST. sss on 70 s seo1s aosS
teenth and streets. the stock Of rsn 81 p
tss ss. u p hssoee: sb met ch.n,.xns
1:t au DaRay S.s
boxes Chstssn MarseauK olarss 80. ~
S box sS whit, WIZ VINE
boxes Msrochino
2 boxes Curacao u
s Ss1 s,ss S,s sss ] slssa,
boxes DR. Ragkmls Cordial 800
barrels Bakers and Old Bye WhisksJ. very fine
! o n; ismsrAisA ciSsr;; 1rw,s . M .u..,
=, WEI. L. WALL & CO., Auotionsers.
United STATES MARSHAL'S SALE OF
~ PRIZE Goopa.-In virtue of Q decree issued
from the CLERKS Office of the Supreme court OF The
United states for the District Of Colu bia koIdins
e he d Aes:a s.o ra 81 s =
~ of i.s9su: EaI
ing at 10 O'CLOCK .. M. the following Goods and
Ohsttss to Wit s.
Lot Letter Paper
Spool Cotton =- 81
+" Thread
g. Pins
g Mems and La dies Shoes
- Boots
- Backing ..a
" Muslin
I" Alpaca
+" Calico
Cards
" BereEO
I" Cotton
80 Buttons 7 e.
shoe Thread
- Files 3 ...
+" Merino
& Carbonate Soda
Gimlets
Grape
Kegs Soda
WARD d. LHMoN, o. 8. Marshal, DC
oc27 per W. L. WALL CO.. Aucts
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AUCTION SALEs
IoR OTHER AUCTION SALES SEE isT PAGl
THIsAFTERNOON AND TO. MORROW.

THIS AND TO. MORROW.
ssSsyss. lsS Sc su .ffs''ss;:s;l
sf. os,os.lA SS s 1Ss SSI
ss. On tie :.s ,,s
sN.y, s.yd Frame snn,nacs S.ss
located scr busiD:.s stand and contains ain .isss
roems with sooa cellar. @737~---' 80.
Genveyaneing 1t purchasers cost -
oeIp eA 10. MCGUIRE 4 90 Aues.
q J. s sast a 90 ;s;aarr
AZ ruRl AND ErF.cfs eF FAMILY plcLIHrsa
&c s "a. =
CITY ss'sss. g p s
Fsscr ss Rs.ao and g ee,ss
Arm side. and Rscspt,oa Chairs. 10 arssa
Marble top Centre and Pier Table. -
Lounge and Ottemans =.
ssrusse q. CARPETS, Rugs. do..ss So 80
5 Extension dining Table and OAK Chairs
S Wsss1: and sMshos4nS side Tables
Bal oileots snd oiieioth on np sS, stair l.na,or,
Stair carpe,ing Rods. and Fixtures.
sn II sars:s: :as
CCottsgs Chamheg Suites
Toss s ss,r 6 sea Ts. Mattresses
Stoves, Kitchen Furniture =
st1se and Cooking Utensils
oca W. L. WALL CO, Auots.
Bv VIM. MARSHALL. Auctioneer.
zsR ssse. as AsG
81 Ninth street: the rs9.i1sss Of their :.osa =.
BLACK and Green Teas, Coffee, Mo.s.sss, Einssar.
Candies. Flour, Starch; Al,yie.; Gloves. Olive OH
Lard Butter. olives. IIusass, hascaroni -
E In barrel. si Ru2s kns st vnsssr
Win r Ess s.s: AMI
Large lot of Ginger Cakes. damaged Smoked Beef.
Terms cash. ..su.,, A., *
BvJ o. MCGUIRE 4 co., Auctionsers.
FoUk SNUG FRANZ HOUSES ON h sTRIIf
e os %
N 81
north between q and q street. east running Saox
Ss sss
bouse contains Eve rooms. and win be sold ssDa-
.. ss s@fa6s1 y a:s
a AZ = g. ssss Il
Wy Ha ssSsSas. srPGDiss rsrs ON
R lses z1es sss'1is s
S.. ffon.ins g e. * inches o. FOURTH .tr.st
back IS feet inches. 7sl--1-T-
The south part Of Lot No Ill. Square. fronting
23 feet 6z inches on Third straets between and y
streets north, and running back % eta inches.
and the sale Is worthy tss attention Of persons
wal ting fne huilt ing site.
Terms: One third cash the remainder il twelve
months With interest, secured BY deed OF trust On
ss :, 'As ssis & 5fs &c.
By GRE1EA WILLIAMS, Aae ionesn; p
' ISLAND AT AUCrioN.-0n FRIDAY, Oct 13d. at
O'Clock p: 70 we win ssll. on the promises part
south, between 81 and Sd streets, on the Island,
and running back l3 feet to . ten foot alley; TO-
gether with all the improvements thereon, con-
sistinK Of good two story Frame House, contain.
ing four rooms. P01gefDfoa VIII b giye1 im0e1t-
stsly. Title indisputabIe.
oca aR1aH 4 WILLIAMS, Ausss. q
" THI ABOVE sAL1 Is POTION
til WEDNESDAY, R sss sP;t E :ins boz - SE
ON THURSDAY, asr- %: Aaeticnssrs.
between 9Th An" -ssaar, No. % Lonifiana avenue.
ins b ood. "a a, tres s.s 4: win SELL
s.ilsss jt sast ss xisf. lissi' sssa aa@
..1s alssri /: 1sssi,.a to TIL. ..,. - u.
.-ss are Of superior quality.
oc21 WIN. L. WALL & CO.. Auets.
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ByGREEN l. WILLIAMS, Auctio.sers
A VERY EXTENSIVE SALl OF HOUSEHOLD
"A AND KIroHEh FURNITURE, Pine OHroKRRIso
ROSEWOOD FRAMED PIANO, oorAvHs AND IN PRa-
FRCT okDRR, WITH Cha IR AND O0vRR, Ar AUorIoH-
On FRIDAY, the 3rth inst, shall Sc ct the resi-
dence Of . gentleman declining housekeapins No
4s3 Sixth street, b.tween Louisiana avenue And d
street = general assortment of Furniture, &c,
! Fine Rosewood Piano. of Chickering's m...-
seven ootsyes, With Chair and Cover, and in
walnut Marble top Centre, Side, and other r.h,..
- Sofas Spring Rockers, and Side Chairs
and PAinted WArdrobes
Marble top and Painted Washstanda - q
g and other BedsteAda -
and other Bureaus
Cane seat and other Chairs y y EEEE I'll
Feather Beds, Pillows, aud Bolgters
Fine lot OF BEDDING cOnsistinS OF Blankets, Sheets
Pillows, Pillow Cases, C0mforta. DC.
Hair, Husk and other Mattresses
Three ply, Ingram, and other Carpets AE
Hall and Stair Oilcloths
A fine assortment Of Mantle Orns nents
Gilt Frame and other Mirrors
Window Curtains and Shades
Cookipg, Parlor, and other Stoves
With q large assortment of Kitchen Requisites,
q with many other Articles which We dssm I'm.
necessary to mention. p
The attention Of the oublic IL respectfully called
to the above sale, - the Furniture win be sold
without ressrve.s +~
Terms cash.
cen GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts
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PERSONAL.

NlITHoD OF T11zIfMa An vENIRlAL and
Private Diseasss 10 fast s1ining fsvor All persons
es se a1Sn i ias Ss%aa
DiSsasss Of ~ kinds scientiieaI treated 0hafses
ossSsss Post Once NO. ss 4ss ss''esa sfsss
MADAM AHoLIAB rAKEs PLlAsuRa IN
-. soS rssd e 81 a1SsiTi Ds that
'ef imIcrtsses atany time fron Ga Il until - n.
dspi s Hi afI N.sSinsson. % 'esss
AOA~ss aInFoeIr1VNi dyI
MADAME ROSS, Doe. .sus aa..d A,,,osesiss.
e No. ga Sss street softh. above ~ York u.
snae, one block ften Treasury Department -.
ps sss s ma i0tn All Gsusss
:ss s,s. e s:
z: s.s ss,s ss1 a ,:ns''
Ladies 80 cents Gsntlsmsn o.. oes-im<
,,oR p sEEElBs tnEIs T G2i ase'i0n''r'
E IL ssans so aas :ssG sr Horse.
spries Wsssn., with covers, AL in arstrass
y: I '' Il I H.:
oB oAaa155fassssii i SssstI4s's' ~
o. hand, superior lot q LaeaT 0a NE g,
Isa saas f.. kkf fk af e.na s'
IS IS g
A n lLlaANr IANIi, 9 gaA HIoI ron sAtI
s :s:. s: :ss. ;, g: 1ss:s "a 81
81 I:3; - =: I; sSs ~:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-27

FINKp.-E Emily Murphy, keeper OF & low
GROCERY opposite the Stanton Hospital, was
fined $40 this morning for selling to soldiers,
and the place permanently closed. 4zs cEN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-27
By THOMAS BOWLING, Auetioneer.
Gs0rgefotSR, d. c. = "a

v.RYyA1u.GRfGG1Hs s sSs b 81 E Ar, .,,,,
", y nc Lols II GEoRGETowx AT AucfTos.-I WIN
6ATpKDAY AFTERNOON, October I7th, &c 4
Qsleak ,. m, Part 81 Lot No b: In OldHeorsstown,
hontin6 90 feet tbs north side OF Bridge street.
eetye.n Market and Frederick streets and running
sniddle psrt ofssms Lot, frontins % fse4 o. south
side Of Prospect street, between Market and Fred
efiek street. and running back 40 feet :. =
e..h Fart Of sane Tot, frouttn6 90 fsst on north
side OF Prospect str 6et 5etwe6n NAlkst and Yred.
erick streets and running back % feet DIR 9sWF
IAAEDIAfKLY AfflR,-a-lg, 5s,s5 =
Lot No. a, in Beatty md Havking addition 10
Georsetown, fronting lt0 feet on the west side Of
Srsae.isk street. sboys 9th street, and running
Terms: One. thicd cash; balance in ok And tvsrr.
months secured By deed Of trust On the prarises
Al conveyancins ct the coat Of the pufeSsaer.S
oe9 .F4azE @.g@ THO1, BOWLING, Auot
~ The ABovH SALE is UNAvoIDAMY
postponed until San CRBAf AFTERNOON, Get,
ooiS gsss - THos. BOWLING, Auets
~ THA ABOVE SALE Is POsTPONEDT0 SAT.
90 ~ THos. BOWLING. Aast.
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& hsssSS5nsst ft H A;'ssSissss

~ sYIHginiA AysNgB AID SIxrH s11Bx9 sAsftlCn
=. ID pstSsss g
and 2. Of original lot No. I; In 6ausns Ne. 81.
fronting .tesether 30 feet 9 inches On TirEint@
the above, maGing an entire front on Sixth ttrsek
of no fest II inches. improved In the eeatre Ay&
Terms Ons-&Alfd cash; the remainder, in ok /.
cured 81 : dssd 81 trust on the psemisss. Is as
. Coavsyaness st sost e The RHsehsssF;n 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-27

sFIRx-About nine o'clock last night, an
upper chamber of .he Kirby House, corner OF
Thirteenth and ID street., WIS discovered TO be
on fire. The room is occupied by colored ser
want and II 10 supposed thai she accidentally set
fire to nose uito bar wi bile searching Tor some
thing in the room. The hremen were on the
spot in q few minutes after the alarm was given
but their ser vices were not needed IA che, in
mates OF the house succeeded In extinguishing
the flames. The furniture OF the room, the bed
ding and one or two trunks Were burned, but
the loss was small. During the excitement q
woman ran mp 10 her room to save her proper
ty, and was almost oyerpowered by the dense
smoke, but officer Fairali rescued her Before
she sustained serious injury. RI e 20 0atEsE-T !.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-27

ARRESTED on A BENCH WAERANT-John
Mack, who was arrested and held to bail for
court for robbing Lieut.. q uigley OH the high.
way, az was stated in the Star, failed 70 appear,
and his bail W as forfeited. A bench warrant
was issued this morning, and Detective Barry,
OF the Metropolitan Police, rsarrested Mack
and delivered him to the Marshal He was
Temanded TO Jail for trial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-27
By aRsIN 4 Williams. Auesse...r,.

By GR11N & WILLIAAs. Auetienssrs,
Two STORY IRAMl HOUSE AND LOT
a 1.osT1sG on No.,. g, 1s1s.sa lIsg 4.e lsyI
18th instant We sbsll lsp IN front Of To 1eonises
att clock , M. the following n.1nsd 1fopsrty.
Aayins fssnt On north EFsst q q feet Miaskss,
efs.sssa IZi4 80 III Gsss9 5nnnine hask let
two-story frame Aouss c6ntsilin4 q rooma &o 6
Ssinsa hSu,s No. ass Q srssf. lesssda sivss
TeIns f.o-.hitds cash; b.lsses 4 81 s sstai
oc z-d 'N--".. CHIN X'WILiIAMs, Ausss.
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By GRIHN WILLIAMS, Auctionsers,
YNRusTEEN SAIL or VALUABLE LOIRE

-nyeTrpM aSY. nrv.In.pT.
L vtIsue OF aeed or trust, executed on the 9!ti
day Of September. 1855, and recorded in Liber a.
ton COUNTY, p; g., ana e The r.aqsst Of ths
On NON DAY, tie sstR day Of October next, Ut the
hour Of I o1cloeh in The afternoon the Lots,
trust deed, being s. Lots sitassso in square aam-
bersd $40, on the IGlsnd.
Terms Of sale :iOns third cash |; baianos In and
II months, the purchasers swing their notes foS
the deferred payments, bearins interest from TIE
to secure the defsrred payments. All tenSs-
eink Ind Revenue stsIpA Of tas- Ss' An.
psnss. 1.-THE tsrms Q! aNs Se -aassrs q.
st the END OF nHs SSssrl> SIG LOT compliSd With
underN1ueo. .Aom the day OF sale, thl
sell the rustee: reserves the right to re-
II - -aid DfemiBo1 Afeof advertisine 6ye tines
"a Ersnns Star, ut the risk and cost Of tie a.
80 8. i. RIrrINHoUsp. rru.t..s
'ezta6ds ]. 6R11E WILLIAMS. Aaofs.s
KTHA ABOVE sALl Is POSTPONED uN.
I'll GHIQAY. tho aQfh inafanf ~ ~ r.. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-27

CLosKD.-The whisky shops OF the following
named nave been permanently closed: Mrs.
Helen Kelly, New jersey avenue, between u
and b streets north; James q uinn, G street, be-
tween New Jersey avenue and First street:
Mrs. Spaulding, next door; NJ Sharry, First
street, between and G streets north; Mrs.
DonoiIy and John Haskins, next door; Mrs.
Peterson. B street, between Delaware avenue
and First street east; and Mrs. Noahs opposite.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-27

FoRD's NEW THBATER--Thc. LttNeGBarefoot
For this evening, the last but four Of Miss
Maggie Mitchell at this popular place Of re-
sort, Manager Ford announces the production
OF two pieces OF sterling merit, viz: 10 The
Little Barefoot and ssThe Little Sentinel"
As matter OF course, there will be q lively
inasmuch as this is most undoubtedly the final
representation of Miss MitchelFs beautiful
companion play to s.Eanchoni,s When II is
considered that in addition to this attractive
drama u burletta of rare excellence is to be
given. we may expect q large and fashionable
audience at Ford's this evening"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-27

.<THH ABOVE sAL1 Is POSTPONED 70,
I'll BRlDAY, the S0th ipstslt, at O'Clock in r.
'fss. nes Q. a 4 RMsETTxEa2IYs1. TIu:sss:
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-05-09

CHICAGO, April GA terrific tornado
visited Grundy county, in this State, on
8 Saturday last The first heard Of it was at
the town Of Norman, where the fences
we're Frustrated. From thence its course
was plainly traced to the town Of Mazen.
Houses were torn from their foundations
and dashed in pieces. The largest trees
we're torn in fragments. Horses and cat.
tie we're scattered prom;scuously about
the fields, and household furniture was
scattered q distance Of half a mile
Other evideuces Of the fearful strength Of
the storm are given. Near the town Of
Mason forty acres Of timber was blown
down. Here the storm seems to have
spen. its force. Father Viner is the only
person known to have been killed. Others
Are injured, but none as far as heard
from seriously.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-05-09

A Dread Riot In Petersburg, Va.
The Suffolk correspondent Of the Bal.
timore Aneriean writes, 7.h uls., as fol-
II an Just informed BY deserter that
on last Wednesday the women Of Peters.
burg, soldiers' wives and others, rose en-
wasse, and visiting the stores Of the mer'
cenary spectators, who have been en-
richiDg themselves BY holding all necessi.
ties Of fife 1t IN enormous price, helped
themselves forcibly to what they wanted,
pitched out goods to the poor and needy,
- they went Ny informant left Peters.
burg on Wednesday, and sick Of the war,
Is trying 70 &c. to land Of peace and
plenty. He is intelligent, and says that
The great mass Of the people Of Virginia,
soldiers and al, are heartily sick Of the
war"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-05-09

Among the warlike incidents of the Po.
lish insurrection, the battle Of Wengrow
furnishes one Of thrilling interest. On
the 5sh Of February . large force of Poles
found themselves surprised by the Rus
slams in equal numbers, but in a much
more favorable position. A retreat of the
Poles vas as necessary as it appeared ion.
possible. AT this junc,ure t~o hundred
nobles, mos. Of them young men of TWEEN.
y years, offered to sacri6ce themselves
for the good Of all they mounted their
horses and charged furiously upon the
twenty guns Of the Russian column. For
fifteen minutes they kept the attention Of
the enem~ occupied; at the end Of that
time charge Of Russian infantry settled
their fate, and it is said that every man Of
them perished or was captured. But the
main body had meanwhile made good
their retreat; and when the enemy had
again time 10 look about them, the Polish
force had reached place Of advantage,
from whence their FIRE kept the opposing
army in check.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-05-09

LAND IxDrxxIrY TO IowA.-The Com.
missioner Of the General Land Office is
about rending special certificates to Iowa.
authorizing the State TO locate 100000
acres Of public lands, as indemnity for
the ssme quantity Of land taken from the
Raceoon tract, and for which compensa.
ton was provided By the act July II, 1862.
By that act the State also acquired the
right to 225, 900 acres along the Raccoon
River. snd having made application for
tie grant under the Agricultural College
act, is entitled To- $4,000 acres more,
~akiass total Of 765,00o acrss which
tAsiSiats sf lowe 10 about to receive from
the General Government.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-05-09
NUMBER 80.

Er1Ec1s or THE coxscRlPr1oS IN NORTH
CARoLlSA.-The sweeping rebel conscrip.
Mon - predicting its legitimate efFec.s.-
a sosrespondeut Of the Raleigh IN. C.)
Standard writes on the subject as fol.
lows: a 49,. .....
"'.Os account q the sonsc,iption some
fssns il NJ usighborhood will lie without
ss)sivasion. Some large rich fields will
- unattended this year, While their pro-
ducts ore 20 'noch sseded. And again,
sshsssfspesa sf ssltivating no more than
. suau snpply for their own families, b..
ssSse &hsy ssy, 1t viii b Impressed and
We will not receive IN 'equivaIess for it.
). The vosk Of .impressmeut has been going
o. is Rockingham and other places, and
that too, on those things in immediate de-.
mand to feed The wives and children Of
or soltiers.
".Many good ci,izens have the products
Of their labor torn from them by stran- .
gers, and for VIA. purpose they know not.
This ;s producing . bad effect on the
farming population, and unless there is
some immediate remedy it will sap the
very foundation Of our government"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-05-09

TIE hoasehold fornisure 81 IL. J. H
Goodrich was sold u public 4oesi0h o.
Saturday aftsrnoea lass Ne. g. sscsiv'
ID .hs procssds 0f shs sals - ~ elses Df
the day, and On, going . put the money
away, suddsnly 6s,houshs himsslf that :
small' 6Sswsr ID ! BSrSa6 t6xt hdd Seen
sosd bad tps& bessadivssssS of'lss eeaseass
prior 70 9pieg into veks block Ar. O..
nervous sys.eu VS. ss .onca much .1s~
ranged, and be started Of (rumor says
hstiess) Id Sestrh u tie aucsioneer PIT.
.trs>a.' Gu 6adiag him Mo-. lesrasd
lhs. thA hAzsss -haa bssnn solds - tsss
Jones. The rssidspee Of Ionesv ayss
sought, but Jones wasn't st home. Mr..
G. discovered the 6arsau, and askse fos
ehs by ef The dsswss.d JuNss had it
hows provoking. g. s,ok . psshs'ita fse0
his pocket and worked awsy - sher obsti :
nate lock Of the drawer, till the great
drops u coN pespiratioa came out on
bic ~forsAssd, and ssickte1 down on his
hsnds - be- worked Finally hes ssccsed
ed - picking the lock, and with sigh Vt
relief be pulled out the drawer,-snd io!
II was smptyf' stih ! look Of horror @.
,srsed toitte '~osDan snd asked II anysn
formssioa could 10 given him as t. Jones
whereabeutA, ,,6ha, belisvsd Jones. bad
gone 70 Gamer os.s, .. mile o. :. mile and
! half out Oh she prairie. This was en-
ossh, AID 9. ieNTi il pursuit Jones Wis
fsuai - Cs.,sron'a He hsds's The
noney, WhY lhsd1 He bslisvsd Pas
ter,on had. The weary aud excited man
sought bic way 10 town and Patterson
sgaia Nearly exhsosted BE succeeded
in find;ag tho auetioseer for the dseeo~d
tins. whsrs,s The money s:Whas .msssy
Oh God | don't bother me--vhere's, the
money! Patterson then handed him t~o
hundred aud seventy fits dollars in green.
backs. . silver watch, sud = gold bsoach.
The tired and ,exhausled nass ssask dosu
on. the nearest seat and asked - explsna'
ton. On opening the drawer the con
tents we're discovered aud handed over Ia
Tho suetioneer ~ return 70 tho owher. =
PAtsesson bsd bssn isaets1r TO- retsss
thas long that hs might be. sessible, q
hos : man feels with greepbacks in his
pock4t-and, The story goes, 70 have 4
little fou'w.th Goodrich. Mr.. @. h sur
psised - bic esrelsssness, and ssys svery
other drSwsr hAd sssA cersfnlly smpsisd
and how this most important one hxe
been overlooked he cannot conceive. H.
thinks, however, she kke viii never occo,
| 10 his aass axain>- Cbdsr FL1s 0asotiat
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-05-09

JOKES, whose order. cleanliness. and
thst sort of t6ida. ,sIls Of chanRing board.
ias hoase for tbe ~orse and being placed
Il tAbls Shsd.sis ~itt IN aninAf 81 he
Joho.ossisor 7 stamp, intellectually Fabo;'s
ablu,,ons - far - the hthds we're s66.
sssssd,A Diis9I called apsn' = bIss6ins
oss lay, ~ iSrosss6di hsAds bsfoss Mo-
s~phsaioaAy gasss lacroSs ses tsblt, asad
said; "A. kosd Eissssjb sassU't1saS God
poSe Asstess los sAssesh - rhoss1esoI
e0blo6c rAnsA@a sar II sdtta v'iosis,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-05-09

or Hstasy, ia,stlsatsr,irsna 1sv Kotk 10
the RAiladelphai lasssS@ps"WAs DO
yoa q,Linhl Il nss@ lss, ,sithti Fsankko
lPiassa, asilAss asas - 49, And 10th.
ias I.ea seidssrosa-la', friendly, aad
1lpsssios ~, 0eneral,) Afyfosr. bsd
ros ssss hin fsn.Asse paersg Reusmbss'
ias h. tiMiarss - dsys Sass sy, And Aia
esssasl sasurs as1 gsnssoss hsatt, l fela
-slAA,Osssr qassle laks Ain,sy tie Aasd
We spoke NO politics, for We differ nseA
t',.g - ssssgrl .o feel SS shese troubles; but
.aoa 4 - :s.l .h'. vs di eot ailisr ia. o. on'
Rois.. .;s that ,hs5e IA h e b % .:'p.r.
Ton lion of iii. HspnSlic" i. !hS ,ame
Forusy and The Exsuo Fost, from which
~ ,aae sh;sss1 tsss,s 1eaespcs6 Pisscs q
aS coeDssssaA's aud fttsi.sr = Ssiag -
heNs.Hsmipslirs : sstcsion.sd 't',".s:h
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-05-09

uNIcssss.ssa II IxeLisS-0ts-
sssl4 Tsssssseisss b. 'laisansS Tho
:gsissa etAtsa Consul 1t D1ablia 'e06ssa-
'a,ess he vvmStswtsaF reSvess - w "a.
listnent Of IrishDsn II lrslaso a1os ths
sUstoN esny. 3n'@i e0a r'eo a. 779dl
ia ThS sspsssIsAa,vvs - ~ nUaiStd
'sa.ss 0Slstiusas, ~ IrslasA, to~svSr,
- ~ y aesasssslI essasys0 { pasoas
s~s;sss - a6sSa0 o~s - 5st~ he Us;o~
Grs4.st !oa d:oos ~ % .'n7t>r3 t5}
ptFsom Tie Cosk lzssssjvss<, ApAi ~ -
TIE usutesssf ysssoss ~ sAsvs ieft
ksny ibs tshsr UAised' Sssaes assiSg tAe
forsnig gbssycSsStd sM la6ihalsAssssssd
dssiss' ~ I've psss'oss ,esss. A,Uost
every mor.ias crosds - psrsess, pris.
sipssay ~ ahs. lsroios sless, ~ seeu
taking ,hs;s dep.ssass fssa ~ railway
astasiou, K;,lssss3 ~ mvsxs - Qsssss
sso~s, fsrsAmssssa W srs void shSs tbe
ssse,s,sa ssass of sGsirs 10 shss sosntry
doss not dssss Rshesss Il sPpesrs the,
tares SENS Of eonty Asss bses sess o.e.
10. ApStics ta.sly by rshs sesssives ol
ps,,uns in thst psrt ofosss acsssts,, aud
issAsy ssses sickess bsvs bseo iscaosed
inshs letters for The passsgs across the
-Atlassie.t! r"a~ 20 r:.'"s*tts>& %>9 ..
F.so The Tsslss (Kerry) Chronicle
April esb. - Stiits tAs ssds ~ emigration
contiauss to flov o. usniassrsupssA from
ahis ssspsry. 5ln aadd,siss - thu lsrgs
numbers which have left our cousasy "a
so shorta, period, sshss fer England Of
America, or Australia. no less than. ons
hondred and ten persons iet this port OF
Thdrday last, by the Limetict, L;verpoo
sAd London sssamship, Ho'yroot, 70,
London; and the 'stesmship European, o
the same company, which ssited from III
SsmptMes hst evening W thb morning
carries 10 less tAAn ole chusdted ani
,h,r.y four passengers AUm Kerry FOR Liv
erpeos, ~sers sSey ysSi,f embark FOR Anne
yicA. j" About forty of this number Or
from Bahyheiguea ~ Immediate nrishbo'
t,osd. Besides The one hundred and thir
sy%sss pssss@kess shs Euopeaa take
fson this soussy, she ssvsies 'a6oas SKI
htonsL;ossick sd '6s,y-tosr from Clare
most, II not ill, boane for The same de,
sisstion--Anerica. III ~ tte passeng-,
sreio lpsssios u Chat 10 k"oVs a. II
- 'boIr~s1 sissS ';of The country II ~