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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-06

WASHINGTON ELECTIoN.-On Monday there
Charter Election held in Washington,
and the result is significant, the Administra-
ton candidates, with power and patronage to
aid, being badly beaten. The Anti-Adminis-
tration candidates for the general city offices
were elected by ma jorities ranging from 1,SOO
to 2,Gv0; and the Councilmen Of the same ticket
were elected in the several wards.-Albany
Argus, June 4th.
1t will be seen by the above extract from a
Democratic paper, that the singular course
pursued by the Chronicle in setting up the
candidates of its own particular clique as par
excellence the Administration ticket has pro-
dnced precisely the fruits we apprehnnded
and pointed out, in arording copperheadism
an opportunity to claim the result of the cleo
ton as an Administration defeat.
There is not particle Of ground for such
claim. and the Chronicles course in the matter
was simply an electioneering dodge, not par
ticularly creditable at the best, but singularly
iRjudicious and reprehensible, when from the
assumed relationship Of that paper to the Gov
eminent the idea was conveyed that the Ad-
ministration was responsible for its utterances
upon the issue in point.
Now, it is perfectly well known, in Wash.
ington certainly, that the Government does not
possess stronger or more consistent supporters
in all its measures for the suppression of the
reOelllCn imam meSSrS. DIXON, douglass and
Forsyth, and the gentlemen elected to the City
Councils; and so far from the Administration
throwing "power and patronage" in the scale
against them, it gave voluntary assurances
that no such Official pressure to the disadyan-
tage OF the voters OF Washington should be per-
mitted, and carried out that pledge with q
scrupulous, conscientious good faith, In most
favorable contrast to the dealings Of some pre-
yious Administrations in our local elections,
and which course has certainly earned for it
the lasting affection and respect of the people
of Washington.
The Chronicle, we believe, Is sufficiently SEN
sible of the mischievous error it has committed,
but has not, SO far, as all have noticed, had
the frankness to exonerate the Administra.
ton in its columns; and we have looked in
vain there for any report, or inkling Of a report
OF the speeches OF Messrs. Dixon, Douglass
and others OF the officers elected, wherein they
define their position with clearness and
emphasis that would leave no doubt upon the
mind of any reader Of the Chronicle that in their
election the Administration has suffered no
defeat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-06
ID CRlAM SIRUP
SODA WATER.

In answer to the thousand and one inauiriea A tn
why We have tho best Cream Strip Sod that Wssh0
ington can prSsuce, we would state that We make
fresh Cream Strip daily from the best cream And
keep it constantly in ice water, consequently II Is
alwsys sweet and as we are selling large quantities
lsnee the c ty and all the rest of mankind to nro
duee better soda than ours to be decided by the
public. Cali and try it at NO
BOSWELLS Drug Store,
corner Maryland avenue and 18th st.
Only cents per glass. lie 6at<
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-06

n~THE NEXT RlGUhAR MONTHLY MDEr
u3 ing of the Board Of Trustees Of Public
Schools win be held on TU kSDAY AFTERNOON,
es-st WIN. B. DAYTON. Bee.
n~ ST, PBTlRH SUNDAY SCHOOL.
US sfkAWBnRRY ESrIxAL viii be opsnsd
On MONDAY 1vEH ING, the 9Th instant, in the
hall Of the Columbia E1pins House, for the benefit
ieetieeery viz also b furnished, and . pleasant
Of the school wac viii give yhsir attsnd dance during
the continuance Of the festival. jest
n~BIBL1 sO0I1fY.-The Thirty-anh An.
u9 niversary OF the Washington City Bible
socisty win be held in tae street b ptst daareh,
! MONDAY nyENIhG, June sth, 1t O'Clock. Al
dresses By Rev Dr.: TArLos. Rev. Dr.. MossHLL.
O-MOR1Ow tsabbAtd, AFTERNOON, at four
o'clock, discourse, a part Of the same .nnivsr
byterian Chuses. Ninth street. by Rev. pa. TAT-
The pablo arc cordially invited to both thess
services.
An the msmbera o. the Board Of Managers, In.
Gliding the Pastors Of the several Churches Of The
city, are particularly requested by tho PRECEDENT
70 meet in the basement OF the street Church,
MONDAY EEGNlSQ, etyk clock.
sesat d. d. MILLER, Secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-06
PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.
WAR DEPARTxEN

WAR DEPARTMENT. June, 1863
until II o'clock on Tuesday. the soth Of June
instant for supplying the Stationery described in
the sShfd a 6slGT for the fiscal yesr commencing
The Stationery Io, must be Of the best quality.
The successful bidder viii fI be required to riv.
bond with approved sureties for the faithful ful-
ilmsnt 81 Ct hi: contract, and the Department win
deem proper, and to increase or diminish the guam
Articles not named in the schedule below are 9.
be furnished at the option of the De partment &C
the lowest market prices.
= ...n,l PAPER s!sss.l n. ri. OF LINEN STOCK.
100 reams ioodIsesp, ruled or plain, Weighing II
200 ream; ausrto, post, ruled or plain, weighing
600 realms suarso,post. ruled or plain, weighing
lea realms nots paper, ruled or plain.
$50 reams note paper, ruled or plain, headed as
10 reams blottIns paper, red.
lCe dozen blotting boards
OF
5000 envelopes, letter and note sizes, plain.
IA.O0 envelopes, official sizes, extra heayy.
$1,000 envelopes letter Sizes extra heavy headed
200 gross metallic pens.
- dozen Eabe,'s black lsad peacils.
l50 dozen penholders, assorted
u dozen ivory folders.
20 dozen esasers, ivory handles.
% dozen kOdgers or Wostenhoime'5 fSur- blsda
-. penknives.
3dozen Rodxers's scissors
3 dozen shears.
e dozen Maynard Noyes' black Ink. quarts.
~ Ioxeh 90 DO DintS.
90 dozen French carmine ink.
MdozeH inkstands. Diapers, Whitney's, or euual
quality.
60 pounds sealin wax. scarlet
n pounds india rubber prepared
20 dozen silk taste, assorted colors
50 dezen rolls red tape.
no pounds linen twine.
IN dozen large jars uucilase with brashAs
dozen quart bottles mucilssS
6dozen blank books.
loo dozen packs visiting ards,
3dozen pen racks.
sdozen rulers.
20 gross india rubber bands
3 dozen memorandum books
dozen boxes notarial seals
dozen boxes notAtial waters.
2 dozen portfolios.
! dozen boxes eyelets.
% dozen letter dies.
u dozen writing fluid,
2dOzen letter clips.
5pounds sponge.
2 dozen gold pens and hoidass.
200 ards tracing lin en-.
6dozen sponge cups.
sdozen payer weights. jas, E3.zA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-06

~The Con gressioaal Convention of the
Third District of Maryla last night, nomi-
mated Hon. Henry Winter DAVIS As the Uncsn-
d<sionA Union candidate OF the district for
Congress The vote in Convention stood for ty
Eve for Davis to two for Swami. A large ma
lorsSy Of the delegates who favored the nomi-
uasioa OF Mr. Swami. refused to participate in
toe proceedings OF the Convent ion, alleging
sraad in ths selection Of delegates. MI Davis
accepted the nomination in a brief speech,
pledging himself to give an earnest and un-
wsvering support to the measures Of the Ad-
min!ssration and also, announcing himself in
aasor OF immediate emancipation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-06

DASTURAGE FOR HORsES.-About % head of
Il Horses can be accommodated with fine ~
clover pastursee. well waterec, on one of ~
county, Md, about six m.les from Waship ston.
Terms S. per month, payable in advance. No sici
diseased horses tax en-. For further iuformatio
apply to E. D. WHITE, Grocer No 90 Louisinna
avenue, between 9Th and 9TH streets, opposite tins
Bank of Washin ston. lie s 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-06
FOR TUE SOETH

The famous Mrs. Thomas, wife of the Second
Auditor at Richmond, whose arrest for SYM
pathy with the rebels we noticed at the time,
LETT the city this morning, with her daughter,
for Fortress Monroe via Baltimore, in trcnstt,s
for the South. She was in charge OF an officer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-06

~rhe Court of Inquiry appointed to inves-
tigate ths charges against Chief Engineer S.i-
uess organized on Thursday at the Brooklyn
Marine Barracks. Admiral Gregory presides,
and the other members OF the Court are Admiral
Strinsham. Commodore Nicholson. and Captain
Worden. The inquiry will probably last i've
Or six weeks, and some very interesting deveI.
op@ea.s may be looked for The whole history
q the attack on Charleston will probably be
introduced as evidence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-06
FOR SING SING

Orders having been given by the War De-
partment, directing the delivery at Sing Sing
of Cod. D'Utassy, Capt. Todd, in charge of the
prisoner, will leave this afternoon for that
interesting locality.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-06
DESERYERs RETIRNEn

The steamer Hugh Jenkins LEFT her wharf in
Georgetown this morning, having on board IS
deserters belonging to the Army or the Poto-
mao
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-06

~ Horace A. Brooks. Nathan Brooks, Vim.
S. Dorsey, Nye Parkhurst, Henry Raphael.
Joseph Raphael. Frederick Norwood. Key
Buchanan, VIM. s. StewaT Vinton W. Du vail,
r. Snaley Peterson and Eugene Williamson.
yoSnx mes Of Baltimore, and most OF them
soas OF prominent citizens, were arrested PES
tarday for eades vofing TO organize . company
wita the av0ued purpose Of joining the Con-
A50eeAkes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-06

NEWFOUNDLAND DOG FOB sALB.-A iarss
~ months old, thoroughly trained 8 aIX
vatrh doe and kindly disposed to1axds%3
ckildren, for sale. Price ga: Inquire OF 3: w.
hAHSH. corner 9th and 3 sis., Lslaad, IL kHs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-06

tnyton Talheft, came to his aid with q hatchet,
bat at the same time, Mrs. Hollis appeared
with club, and kept the SON off. and also beat
Talbert over the head. A Mr.. W oodruf csnins
along. coaxed Talbert to give up the pistol,
and Hollis ran in the house, closing the doors,
when several stones and bricks were thrown.
smashing the windows OF the house, Mr.. Hol-
lis being struck on the nose, and his wife on
the leg. mr.. Hollis Immediately ran for as
sistance, pistol being fired at him as he ran,
and when he returned he found that the at
lacking party had broken the doors and other
American flag which he had hung over his
door, tearing it into shreds. Mr.. Talbert, his
wife and son, were arrested by OHicer Cole
and taken before Justice Ferguson, who held
them to bail for further examination.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-06

~ TIE Newport (R- H. Ke.rs says that the
BSshsp Of Rhode Isiasd wiz shortly visit
WaAhinetes for ths purpose Of uniting in mar
xsaee q. S. Seassor Sprague and Mise Chase,
daughter q the Secretary o. tne Treasury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-06
nRAPRBs INTELLECTUAL DryxIopmrM,

~ Of Aurope,
Tho Parry Book. By the Author "John Hslifax.n
Two Pictures, by Maria McIntosh,.
GordOn,s Memoir of Christ0phsr NertA
D'Anbisne's Reformation In tn Q time Of Calvin.
2 vols,
Smith China nd tho Ohinsse,
Lyells Antiquity Of Man,
Huxley's Origin Of Species.
kipElake's Invasion of B he CriEeA,
e. Olaves, Novel,
Huxl sy's Evidence as to Mans place in Nature,
The Cfisis,
Money, By Charles Moran,
6iiyer5 6ym Character Of the Scriptures.
Gnmlse Of the World. b. the Author of"Any
Braces Races of the Old Word.
je6- FRAHCK TAYLOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-06

PBRsoNAL.-The Provost Marshal of this
District, Captain Todd, will be absent for a
week, on leave of absence. Lieut.. Baker
will perform the duties of the Office during
Capt. It's absence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-06

THE WILL OF THE LATE THOMAS CAR.
BERRT.-1n the Orphans Court Judge Pur.
ceii) this morning the will OF Thomas Carberry
deceased, was admitted to probate. After
making provision for his relatives, leaving them
various sums OF money from Ave to twenty.
five hundred dollars each, he beoueaths to ST
Encent's Orphan Asylum one thousand dol
lars; to St. Joseph's Male Orphan Asylum ave
hundred dollars; and to the Carmelite Monas.
terry, Baltimore, five hundred dollars.
HIS residence is to be kept by his sisters.
hutn ana caroline Carberry, who are allowed
during their life time, and after their deeeas e
the mansion is to be merged into the estate,
which Is leftas perpetual charity fund. The
executors are to convert the estate into safe
bonds, the proceeds Of which for the present
are TO be paid by them to the Sisters of Charity
pended as they may think most judiciously in
works OF charity.
The executors are, il in their judgement
proper, 70 dispose of any or oil the estate, hay-
ing an eye to improving its condition, 20 tina,
it may pay the greatest amount The will
norninaies his sisters Caroline and Ruth Car
berry. and his friend Richard Lay, as his exc
cutors, but the sisters reaounced the appoint
ment, and Mr. Lay, this morning qualified
The estate Is Q very large one, and Is distri-
buted In every part OF the city.
A Row N UHioHrowA.-Yesterday sfter-
noon. considerable excitement was occasioned
farm Of q. W. Talbert, opposite ths Navy
Yard. From what we learn. Mr.. Talbert went
to the house Of his oSefSeer, e. J. Hollis. while
the latter was at supper, and while they vero
tn conversation. T. called the latter liar,
when II. replied. and r. drew pistol. and II.
otaeC. 7. called for help. and bis son. WaSh-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-06

AcCIDENT.-On Thursday evening, as Mrs.
Gasstanaugh, the wife of soldier Of the First
New York Artillery, who peddles about
the Soldiers Rest, was walking across the
railroad track, she was knocked down by one
OF the locomotives, the wheels passing over one
Of her feet, in most shocking manner. She
was taken to her residence OR Third street east,
when the leg was amputated below the knee,
the operation being performed by DIR. Mccoy,
and DR.. Ford Of the army
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-06

CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Olin.-The Court
this morning refused the motion for a new
trial. moved by Mr.. Wharton, for Geo. Bruce
and Nicholas Warner, who had been convicted
of an assault and battery with intent to kill.
John Howard, charged with stealing Is yards
of casinet from G.. F. Allen, was found guilty.
Howard was arrested some months since, and
committed to jail for a further hearing, being
placed in g cell in which there was q man
named Dean, resembling himself very much.
few days after a release came for Dean,
when Howard stepped up and played Deans
part, going down stairs and slipping by the
officer who was waiting for Dean and making
his escape, eluding the officers until about two
months since.
Mary Jane Davis, colored, indicted for steal-
ing clothing from Mrs. Ellen Slaymaker, was
acquitted.
Mr.. Bradley moved to quash the indictment
against Thorton Smith, charged with attempt
ing to bride Col. L. G. Baker, Provost Marshal
OF the War Department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-06

DEAD.-Mr. John Foley, who was run over
by one of the city railroad cars on Wednesday
evening, died yesterday at Providence hospital
from the injuries received. Mr.. Foley for
number of years has been an active member OF
the Eigilant Fire Company, Georgetown, and
is well known throughout the District. His
funeral takes place tomorrow afternoon from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-06

Capt. McKelvey, OF the detective police, with
two Of Col. Bakers men, arrested Jas. Sweeny
and Jas. O'Neal upon a charge OF robbing the
store of Jne. Y. Bryan, corner OF Maryland
avenue and Third street east, on Thursday
night last. About 80 in cash and over s100 in
goods were stolen. Capt. McKelvey succeeded
in recovering large portion of the goods and
money, and also arrested Edmund Young as
an accessory and for receiving the stolen goods.
The case was laid before Justice Clayton, who
committed all the parties to Jail for further
hearing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-06

PREsENTATIoN.-Last evening, Mr.. Thomas
A. Donohoo who recently resigned his position
OF commissary at the Soldiers Retreat, was
presented with q handsome and heavy gold fob
chain by the employees of the Retreat" as q
mark of the esteem in which he is held by them.
Mr.. Eddy, on the part Of the men, made the
presentation speech, which was feslingly re.
sponded to by MI. Donohoo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-06

PARADB OF CoLORED SoLDIRRs.-One COM
pany Of the LIST ID. G. colored volunteers, com
manded by two I'd iieutenants, paraded the
avenue yesterday evening and attracted no
little attention. They were preceded by q band
OF music, and were fully armed and equipped,
and presented quite a soldierly appearance.
The novelty of the thing soon attracted a large
crowd, especially OF boys and colored people,
who followed them around. About O'Clock
they were marched back to their camp.
The bearers Of advertising banners for various
places OF public amusement awaited themselves
of the opportunity to keep step with the dusky
soldiers, and by this ingenious dodge drew an
extra share of attention to the establishments
they were drumming for.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-06

A CURIOUS GOLD COMMIT. E. g. Handy,
residing on A street south, between Third and
Fourth streets, found, a day or two since while
digging in his yard, curious gold coin Brit
ish) Of the date 1921, and bearing the face of
coin was found was formerly the property of
the late weli-known misery and eccentric
character Van Dory Mallion, and it is thought
by some that this coin may indicate q deposit
Whereabouts of similar interesting yellow BOYS
Others believe, however, from the fact that the
coin is lunctured roughly if by sharp
stone or Some primitive instrument, that 1t has
been at some time in the possession of Indians
long before Van Dory's time.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-11-21
Sheriff "a Safe.

BY virtue of Special Execution to me-
direction from tbs ofRcs of the Clerk of tn
District Court of P"ttawattamie County,
Iowa, l shall proceed to sell on Monday the
'7th day Of December, AL d. 1868, between
he hours of 10 O'Clock q. m, and O'Clock
p. m, Of said day, in front Of the County
1reasarer's Once, ii The City Of Council
Bluffs, the, following described Real Estate
of jeremiah Poison and Marcia A Folsom,
to wit: Lot eighty three (83) 10 the City
nf Council Bluffs and lying between Wash
ington Avenue and Vine Street, as The said
lot add Streets are laid down Oh map Of
said city made by Thomas Tossivan.
Taken ne the property Of jeremiah Fol.
som,and Marcia 4. Folsom to satisfy spe
cial Execution in favor OF Tho mas Elder.
Sale TO commence at 2 O'clock Onsajd day,
@. VOORHIs, Sheriff.
Council Bluffs, Iowa, Nov. 9th, lS63-4w
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-11-21

IN f,sey IL gsnsS sssalesssAnia Uoausy,
Tor Jsnla&yy Tssza. 1854.
Rsfas Ben z s ]. 4 : -,
Ald,.SS s md ssSaps
Pdtri3 lsgfb ppf1. cents:
MAJ sik oAiSH s III $500 ],
ri tha' NIL I'll nhssssd dsfsbdanEe !. i A
Yos ~, sfs ksreby apsi6sd .hss shsrs i hsa
Sd as 10 Ahr noe 81 fhs elsFk 81 the plsI
ssset Goufk Qf lawasfanni oounI9 SSA,
j kSsil n eaikF az npfssa ReaIa ~
y. Il, prxy5nR 4 iaaemenl Tor khe es5yn m
aixty.ahfse fslsonsand sight hnn sFeA hzae
fasntys MO dollars ned eighty cents
832. l0fa hip favoke aRainas eAs 40
Ahdisoh Cochran, on d prepgiseagy note
e;s4rs BY the said Cochran. dated Jolly 2sth
1856, eaiIipa sor sortE eix. 1h0usand hve
kapdred ana hfty. I've dollars 40, 5S5 pay.
abls @iyh amanah insnxeasAa ssha sas eis1 SsAE
p4r ceBt. per annnm ON the Agse day or
Angass, 1850 aBas praying also for the
foreclosure of d EDoffkage exscated b sal6
.Cbchssn. sas secure shA pays1ens o s Ha
note, uronthe north-W eas qaafg
Ter ~ sectipn twelve, thssscuthssee st aaas.
TOR oEths north-eas quarter, and The north
vest fractio pai quarter OF section isos afld
Ill Oh aeasTon three, all 10 township seven
sg fOur north or range fortyAfouF wests oon.
tsinlng fogather nine hundred and fifty one
and Zen ne-hundredths acres, 10 the o0n1.,
II OF Potta wattamie Iowa, and saieFdsE fsf
tbe sails Of said premises on Q speciaf .ex.3s
chtiop 10 salisfy the amount OF ssid debt
md iudgment, and for genera! exeeuaiou
tgaipss said Addison Cochrsn fol, any
amount due after exhaustiBg said mort
gagged premises. E&** :,:.3 81. !. J !,
!; And you are further notified thatsI9less
5You appear .thersto and defend before bson
ii thes sscotd day Of The NEXT January
term Of said District Court to be held 10
and for said county on the lass Monday,
,so-wlE the 18th day Of sJannar5 1894, at
Council Bluffs In said Goapty, q default
Eill,be entered against 700 aDd iadgfpebt
5endercd thereon, in accordance with The
: - D. @. BLoOMER, - y y
! Atty for Pfff.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-11-21

Sra: hsFeHse9ggypas j., Ry gee@pkan9 AssRttal
ny they are the best cathartc We employ Their egu-
aIing action on the liver L uiek aseidsd coass
Of thai organ Indeed have seldom found case IL
6Eos 6sese &sssns the dis readily sssa ~
them ktateEnally ssuFs, ALuNZ1 BALL, III. d,
IN rsfeiaa oil ifg Hlyfge H1sUit1L
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-11-21
MANHOOD, ..>...'" 81.
HOW LOST HOW RESTOREDll

.TWSR 1JH0tf6HSI - ~ SS$@te0 &fsOet4p&.,
-. PRfcEs CENTS. s.s~@s"
A LECTURE ON THE NATURE, TREAT
p -~.~ MRNT O. RADICAL CURE :.
ar SpermatorrhRa orSeminal weakness involuntary
" Emiseicsias Sexual Debility. KsaimpeAiaeuas 10
Marriages aAnHF &lly. Nervousness Copsumptian RpI-
lepsy sua Ftss Mental 2ans Physlsaa psa bScsy re-
Will, NJ D., Author ii he G7sea Bboks ss.aE71
The wUrld-genpRRed apthor In this admirable Lee
tuFe- clearly proves from his own sxperiencs that the
removed without medlc1ne. asd withoEt dangerous
surgical opeFaFiuns bsnRes, In truneEfsa. mngs 0r
eorlials, potiRgOnt fnds Of cnre Akaonca seataln
MS cgHdtttH ay be- may e1ea isimself ch9aF pFi-
vseiy, sBd rsdtcatIy rats lsetGEe VIII peeva boon
70 lhCusznds and tAeasaadsss gtff ~ sSE-i = stSs
On the reestpg " tive pasiaes ssaans b5
H1frezstug = " va 4sStG dgES-rta - s-t4g4s<
s 5.f o., a.. u ( CfTAS. Oh kline, 1tssf
TIT AowsrI, New rsEn, PUst Usaae Uvxs ssse. J
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-07-29
AEuCULo xxxW.

lQs llclos consul s ten.
'rln iacl.ai rarareguerir
el au-i.il lc las aut0rida-
dts 4,i pals, para el arrcs-
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ia- lr- If0rrs ie los bu
llos Qlhloo- D. privados DC
sl uarIOu D. para IL eicct0
pei edIrlur.u Ia lu- trilunalos
llelt-. alinriladcs com
rcttltos. pH.iran por os
critic llllo- lescrtorcs pro
hmlo CON la manifestation
d. Ia- rcsIstru- u roles do
Iu- ll4lU- ncNu otros doc
lmeulH- uuhlcus, que &C
qltlle- houlhrOs hacian
u4lIe le liclA tripllaciOu
q prulAiA az ia demanda
uH lofrA -er rchlsa1a IA
cutrcea isAIFo .uo oh-tanto
lnanao yaprleha en- con
uaIo lA.s drsertorcs
uua ftf 4rrlstA-qs, scr4n
ruH-fU-a DO pH-iciHn lie d.
Chns causuIcs iT'ldran pon
crsa el la- prisioucs publ
cas- ain -iAurA b costa DO
Dos 4le iH- reciameE. para
ser euRalus "a lU- buques a
qne pertsu.ciau o = otro.
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