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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-07-09
ELI SLlFER.
Secretary Of the Commonwealth

Secretary of the Com monwealth
In pursuance of the above proclamation
OF The Governor Of The Com monwealh of
Pennsylvania, / JOSIAH H FURMAN
High Sheriff OF the coun,y of Columbia,
Pennsylvania, DO hereby make known and
give notice to The electors of lhe county
aforesaid, that an election will bp held in
SAID county Of Columbia on TUESDAY,
The 2d DAY AUGUST, 1864 for the pur-
pos" ol voting on "a Joint Resolution pro
posing certain amendments TO The Cousti-
'utlon OF The Commonwealth
also hereby make known ard give
Loice !ha' the places of holding the afore-
sad general election ia the several town.
ships within he county OF Columbia, are
as follows, viz:
Bloom township, al the Court House, in
Bloom.burg.
Benton township, al the Public House of
John J. Stiles, in the Town Of Benton.
Beave township, at the Public House of
franklin l., Shumau
BIlaTcreek township at The Public School
Honse near Evansville
Boro ugh OF Berwick, al the Town House
in the Borough.
CaIawissa township, al the Public bouse
OF Samuel KOslenbauder.
Centre township, al the house of Jeremi-
ah Hess, deceased.
Conyngham twp, al the Public House Of
Reuben Wasser
F'shlngcreek twp, al the Public H1nse
of Benjamin McHenry,
franklin Township, at CIaylon's School
House.
Greenwood Township, a, the House of
Jo-eph r. Patton.
Hemlock township, al the "Buck Horn. u
Jack sou township al the house OF Ezekiel
Cole.
Locust township, al the Public House of
John l.. Hurst, in Slablown.
Mlfi'n township, at The Public House OF
John Keller.
Madison township, at the Public House
OF Samuel Rimby.
Mt Pleasan, Twp, al The Public House
OF Thomas Jones
Monour township, al The house of VIM.
Hollngshead
Maine township, at the Public House OF
John A. Shuman,
Roaringcreek twp, al The house formerly
occupied by George W. Dresbach.
Orange township, al the Public House of
Alexander Hughes, in Orangeville.
Pine township, az the house of Albert
Hunisr.
Sugarloaf township, at the house OF A.
Cole.
Scott township, at the Public House of
j, ID. Marchbank.
! also, Tor the information Of the electors
OF the county of Colum bia, publish the acl
entitled, Au del prescribing ihe time and
manner OF submitting to The people, for
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-07-09
PROCLAIM ALTON
FOR
SPECIAL ELECTION,
TO Br HFLD ON
TUESDAY, AU GUST "a, 1854

IN THE NAME AND BY THE AUTHOR
lTY OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF
PENNSYLVANIA,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-07-09

HF' AGAIN we thank our irends f
prompt payments. Those of them W
know what is right, make no oHj'c.i.a
the payment Of 81 90, IN ofc4nrs. or.
Columbia DemortaI,' and tL;@ t,,y,
know does not pay us near TO wei. !. 3.
did in Democratic Money To tho
indebted, we ask remittance BY mar
otherwlse, as we are compelled wccA
discontinue the names OF the dcluouru.
ROLL UP THE COLUMN.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-07-09

Subject to the decision of the National cOnventon)
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-28

SCHOOL ExAMISATIoN-The examination
Of the city schools commenced this morning,
and will close with tomorrow morning.
exercises 1t was hoped that there would
be general attendance Of the patrons Of our
schools, but we learn that, as usual, the at
tendance was light. The following consti-
tutc the visiting committee
No /, East port.-Chas. Z. Kin
kade, Esq, Alfred Sanders. Esq, J. NJ.
Frizzell Esq. Wellington Scott, Esq, A.
Dawson. Esq, l. II Sears, Esq, Z. Ahrnes,
Esq,
No. 2, Corner 7th and Psrry--E Russell,
ESQ, B. B. Woodward, ESQ.,, Rev. Mr. Wat
son, Rev. Mr. Truesdale, Rev. Mr.. Judd.
No 3, Corner 9Th and Warren Rev. Mr.
Vandeyeer, Rev Mr.. Anderson, f. Geissler,
Gustavus Schlegel, Prof H. Braunlich, E
Claussen, Esq
No. 4, North Darsnport.-Rev. William
Windsor, James Renwick, Esq, Reuber
Brooks, Esq. Or. A. S Maxwell, j. NJ
Dalzel
No. 5, West Darenport.-W E. Cook
ESQ.,, Thos. Scott ESQ, J R. johnson, D
Burrows.
No. 8, Hamburg. &C. +. Ranzow, S
Mitchell, B. H. Ross
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-28

Trains run by Chicago time which s twelve min
utes faster than Davenport time.
rs AND AFTER MONDAY, NAY 10th, 1854
\ Jand until further notice, trains will leave
Davenport as follows:
545 4. n. for Grinuell and Washington.
S 80 A. " freight = accommodation for Grinnell
215p.M do do Iowa City
and Muscatine
Trains arrive at Davenport as follows
90 A. n freight and accommodation from
Iowa City
445p.x freight and accommodation from
Crinnell and Washington.
3 l5r N. expires. from Grinnell and Muscstins
The 5 As a. M train out Of Davenport makes
direct connection at Grinnell, Iowa City, and at
Washington with the Western Stage Coz sta
pes for all points West. South West, and North
West.
Train from the west connect Al Davenport
with trains of the Chicago & Rock Island kR. for
all points East, North, and South.
Passengers are reminded Of the necessity Of
giving distinct directions as 70 the destination 9:
saggags,, ,. si,o ;n the ~ & rsrs F. TRACY. Supt
| A. KMBALL, Asst Supt my IL "
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-28
DAVENPORT, IOWA, TUESDAY, JUNE %. 1864

STOLEN MuLEs RECOVERED ten
days ago Charley Singer purchased q PAIR
Of mules Of stranger for $3.50, and sold
them again to Mr. Reginnetter for S425
Charley thought he counted up s70 profit
after paying Mr. Benton So for the custom
er, and was well satisfied But to-day
comes detective from Quincy, Ill, and
identifies the mules as having been stolen
from man in Adams county, H., and the
property had to be given up Charley loses
his first cost, his profits and his s.. This
before ne purchases again.
Teeth like Pearls and Breath Of
sweetness
Obtained By the use Of thai popular Dentifrice
Fragrant 'Sozodont. scomposltion OF the cho oic-
est and pure-t ingredients the three most i'm
porian' requisites, cleanliness, efficacy and con
'enience being present IN the highest possible de-
gree q perfection. Ii removes all disagreeable
odors, scurf and tartslous adhesions insuring q
pearl like whteness TO the teeth gives tone 10
the breath and cool delicate aromatic fragrance
u tbs mouth, which makes it really toilet luxu-
rv. Sold by druggists everywhere At rs cents
per bottle
4. ELEGANT RESIDENCE FOR SALE The
subscriber offers for sale ON reasonable
terms, his former residenbe, corner of Ele-
venth and Brady streets If not sold the
above property will be Tor rent on the first
Of July next
Also for sale cheap Lots in Msckin-
tosh's Addition 10 Davenport
For further particulars enquire OF
jnel6 CHAs. E. PUTNAM.
PHOTOGRAPHS, ETC The place to procure
really splendid photograph or ambrotype
is at olmstead q o.'s, on Brady street, be
low the Auction store east side, and also
in Hills new block on Brady, between Sd
and 18th streets They are masters Of their
profession and warrant perfect satisfaction
Owe them a call lne20d2w
SHAwLs. sHAwLs "A splendid assort-
ment at Whisler's Mozambique Shawls,
Challie Shawls. French Merino Shawls,
Cashmere Siiawls, silk Shawls, Brocha
Shawls 3tawtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-28

SOLDIER SHor ON THE IslASD.-On the
2Sd inst, a soldier by the name Of Black,
belonging to Co. A, 4th Regiment Veteran
Reserve Corps, while doing guard duty on
the parapet of the rebel prison, accidentally
discharged his musket. A corporal by the
name Of Ernest Graf, belonging to Co. F,
same regiment and same corps, who was
passing At the time was hit in three differ
ent places with the discharge which con-
tanned ball and buckshot One Of the
shot struck him just above the groin, and
one in each leg. The principal ball did no,
strike him. He is doing well and is expec
ted to recover. l. Union.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-28

CORRECTION. Friday the Rock Island
Onion published story Of the shooting Of
several prisoners by the guard and the kill
Ing Of one. On inquiry at the proper Office
We were told that the story was untrue. So
says The ArVSs,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-28
Improved l. tnimproyed Farms,
House Lots for Sale.
<.s 0ku us.ss.s1m

NJ A. Those eiEbc b"1i''hS i"'S 'o' o.n ~ ~, -
Twelfth and iso,k Isiaai 7uects, beng io9 'ee'
front On south -i'ie I'm at''c', az" ''' 49, -
east sd - Rock i-ita ,tsst - .,,
m, absye A. a .c4s Inc location lIice very
low t,rit- un.O4Hsptly easy "A 7lDaii aiio"n'
oi cast Ioan-14iaaee ou Ions term oi years 81
low, rate "a interest =, g.,
No 81 l.ot .n Brads street. west side, 90 ieet
front h, ls5 3eet de,p pric" s"Iy i'W W pa! I,
yneut l5i la iDt t btetty " b1t@ 'tst ~ '"i''o
,oy Il tar. y p.sr ~ s~r itf 's"f ,-a
80 tl4 brady street. ibV ieet 'front.' pN iop
fea, J..,..-fencad Pree Si2 per trout iool
N On lE4fd stHeet. lot ~ lAfarAef al
dstlon corner lol, peie' f-9g
NJ o faof lrtse ioi- ~ Dawson True .
sdaition siaH 't2.. ieiins .a,y c,a,
So- "A S. 3. thirty house lois IN Sias ma
.a,ts .,da,tt,p &lr+ III w. each Terms easy
.iore E.ots for sale.
No A. on ON An IT. just east Of Brady st.
IA II. r.ur on 4lh - near haiiroad bridge.
No 81 Alsa, FURNISHED saltes oi rooms ior
sin.le genilemen
FIRST cia.- Houses for Kent.
\, q W. 4r. tuu5iy to engage t" rent OF TO sell
house. nos raipnn..g ~ be read, for occupancy
IA MAY or .DuA LeN- plans OF when may be
seen al our oater
store for Esens.
No. 20 T.. - store and basement m NJ, Ne
,rnpnhi,n b., H. uew occupied by Mack q 90,
Q5o feet deepo
as.n.e~ Cor Sale.
~ "a H. s..'.,.,' m ptwo.stofy brick dwell
,ny house. vt, lat -t4' .aJ iee'. cor Lsnde ana
Am. Ann !. ..'....-,.n ..l,en N .8 day, Ihrhou,e.
no', H.. ll.. of house ana lot, { 900 Que
. eos' .e.,s. a. !one tnne al low interest
NJ 5D. b9... dwelling noo-, on I'D 81 ,
a,Va ta. tline AT per cent.
q .,.,.,. &. ~ owned aud occupied
.. ..5 n lug ,ne dwelling house
- m. ,ali4a., south dl,ou AN St.
an ~ !, ie,sn,,,,. sttat TIN. hoB-. il III per
coiu' =. ~, 49,, lttsa 4tp hs the owner
for him-At Tue Nailit az ..nSe ~ - ' o.s
Is t,ste ..A and cump,ete. ihe We" 'oii' '''
,l,e. Il ..s l5,eu. Terms easy.
~ ms cottage house on THIRD street,
-" 3l,.n pr,ce. 500
III -. '''
n.;., s,s.. a,5 ,ots southeast cor
~ - Nm, -. SHOWN as rhoring,on
mel o, 49,, ~ ,e6 ~ Price >. 900. * may
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-28
COM vi CiAL.
davenport Markets.

OtFrcg OF THE DAVENPORT DEMOCRAT,
Tuesday evening. June "A 1S54
WurAr.---No J. wei. cleaned round and plun'p
club, Tea ard Gaiena, sla1; No 2. ali sound
not ciead enough for No q 40; rejected mus
Is and damp, - cents
Coas- -Sheled No l. sound, plump and dry
.1c 90 ". / shf,!nkea s5 "a ear. No i, sound
l,lunp and dfs. - do No. 2 shrrnsen, So
+! 40 tfs.--No l. clean and sound, 7 do No q
damn and not clean $,
kYE-i.l.
WnIrE ReAvs-s2 Q0a2sN
FtAxsrfp - oa,0J 25
TIaorHy. - 25G12 ~
cLovFR-:1 0o11 25
PoTsrogs--5oa,5
i'tTrEa-lec
EGas-12]4c,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-28
DAILY DEMOCRAT.

Q. - PkfTfScfLL CO.. No. 81 Park Row, New York
-no StAH st. eet Boston, agents In those cities
ana are authorized 70 take advertisements and subscrp
tions Tor US at our lowest rates.
y H. scAfvgs % Dearborn street, Chicago. u -au.
thorised 70 receive Advertisements for this paper
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-28

- -.ls : - poisons--are perfectly innocuous
TO the most delicate organization They are also
the best and most effective cure Of ConorrhGa
and Gleet We, discovered Gail for Cherokee
Remedy or Injunction.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-28
To.Days' Advertisements.


To orr FEMALE READERS. We
call the attention Of the female
readers TO the advertisement ID
our columns ottae CHEROKEE REM
EDY AND INJECTION, for the cure of
f.uor .4l5as. or the Whites. These
vegetable compounds have been
found most sovereign specific for
this use, by the removal Of which
they also aid in gulafing the pc
riods OF tie female system, often
interrupted by Fl1os -4i5ns. They
are certain TO cure speedily, and
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-28
New York Markets,

New XOrk MArkcfa.
New YoKK, June 23
Corroy--Quiet st ] f5c.
FLorR-Nlarket 2ec better 50 2o0a 80 tor extra,
$930Ms 81 for sur-rfine.
WnsAf--5@6c better. 10 oo92l5 Chicago
Spring; 81 o56t1. Is Nwansee Club, tsl2Q2 20
winter red.
CoEN-Sl. 5i6el.o5.
Oars--9l 61a2.
PoEK :3- ness So old meas
L.ap-l6@4m i-5@c
WHisKY-fl..a.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-28
Dry K1ndling Wood.

A LOT OF DRY PINE KINDLIN0 WOOD
~ now on hand at our mill on ID street, and
Ysale very -. sWkNVa DAVlkS.
nhA T.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-28

PERsoSAL.-Adjutant General Baker re-
turned to his post last evening from visit
to the Dubuque Sanitary Fair.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-28

USE hundred Government horses we're
sent off to st. Louis to-day. by Quarter
Master Hunt.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-28

PHOTOGRAPHS Of Big Eagle an Indian
brave, for sale at Keupke d Sons. No. "a
lie Claire Row
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-28

TnE ATLANTIc MONTHLY We acknow-
edge the receipt OF the july number Of this
deeply interesting Monthly ',iia magazine
now numbers among its stall OF contributors
an extensive array of more than iort} oi the
most talented writers Of the country, Who.
most interesting reading material that was
ever placed III the hands ofthe public in maya
zine form The July number will be found
to be if possible, more than usually inter
cstIng.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-28

Shs!f and .BuiLd~s Hordwars, Petse ~
7adte Chttery, M
IL Brady Street, betweet Drout "a esoeoA
I,ARAERS OF SCOTT COUNTY An BUILD.
- rRs generally, are particularly invitsd 70 Ell
and examine my stock of goods before purcA0o-
pfonts 10 nv motto ond intend . eG1SY p
out. All goods warranted inst a1rluseounDAses q
Rsmsnbsf the place and afve call -
1sW =, - 0Av&Q00xl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-30

DRloADfER GENERAL JAMES BARNES AsD fHs
ID ronolk va hoard AZ Isus.-The ~ OWES rsgin
iead Bigadles General lanes bsfnss Wv
Military Governor OF Norfolk. by VI g. rte~ on nos'a
the steamer New Monday, the 2ot u.s. ~ ~
departure Norfolk route 70 Falt orc sno tRts@
responded 20 by General narnes 10 90 eloquent s.s~t
A. special ting 81 the Norfolk foafd " fre h''a
this day. the following pFrsm"' sue ieet@
items ms nlnoasy sdopse. = 80. v...A.
Whereas have learned 81 the Teruovfl ~ ~ Aietf
General James Barnes irou hts deislinepi \. ne'
,oonsbe position h. the Am! ~ M Unsc SAWS hte
be II
Resolved That tn lie renewal O. Eiies Ter Uent ~
n, rnes merchants of Noffck cse
upright and The eminent iashf sshh ~
the peculiar and respunslblt intlrs OF tnis post
Resolved. That The administration or rShsoT 'thtAt
Barnes Nl Governor been Que OF tnalktl
gcacbelons have ucu sotAi hNt
ana pt,p jrhed and The loyal ciii enc Irois tel
me por, Of the government has uten ialbi ~ san is
cd, ana Tho ~ converting tue disnya ~ a.
honsrt srror 'ths troI. tue Contribution Ane He ~
foreerneni II ne laws einesy and sreg,sith 80 %
Resoited ila, whre We dega.rc ~ rsocssi,y WI ~
rriyes - a. pbIe general or ote 81 coHnrS fVtas
1r as nv any reBorssoce n ~ ptsinisss strg tnat
pnsiti WI stevsr aHa wherever may w., ~
WIN w. 80 hDnerfby horss ,ts,gea On b. hes Yea
,,uf.f b, afdn0us dIti"s Essirrsu bin " ere.
Heeo we'd, Thai asserc - lis kgcgessor the ,ame
nes4' support nave sndsav0rso pe HIN rr.nit
~ 9ni ntafro9ae q teep oN me pri,c t.s
~httL have governed - 'ofonth ~ te - orr
.fIanlanton - rbAW fft'fshf
h i.tr.rs., a.srtsy4
>, rrisds' s..'rni Narss hA'1tN Ers#rt,Na
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-30

,SYAssDcss~ -Ca Friday moving, January 40. yorsrs
g. soa o. ssnael acd Sasah Grace van Dascos % shs
Fasssss ssrv.es win .aAs place a. tns rsssnos q lie
parents, % Wesl Thirty exth street, sunday sfss
aeon AZ t~o O'Clock grepoeaed relatives are es''sd
" aiload
Philadelphia papers please COPY.
wA.sse-At owego, ~ T., 90 wedsssaay- y.hsSs
Of ihs city In the slst year OF her ago.
lie, ieends qua those q the family requested e
attend zoe iansss' lAs cs1osdayl afternoon 2. .~s
A,o", 20 IA Aasdoogal street. ~,shosi farttef nsie
ton.
WasA-Oa Ttarsday, Jsoesyy %, Iussrn. TVa-Ds,
see oniy daughter the late Cap, Wepb aged 20 years
Tho relatives and friends Of tbe family are respectfully
parents No 40 yapdam street, 90 Sunday 1cTnuf a.
ace o'.ock, ~isbeui forl her potsce.
rGS nGATH or wlLLlA1 ". roA1ss.
'''T g s e: ss ssv x Yos. ssn -
esec s q The s. alta ~ tne A%e y.s, rspe
January 20 for he parpeso q taking alton we
For,er, shs toiow,ns resol0,oro ss,e IMAM nocsiy
wheaess or Heavenly Father IN -. minute Wisdom
sa s'so o. % ssr Po, 9 s os
90 Z, Due oss yong nso 10, Of a,s prone ard se
anc possessing an ability OF disposlon6si
% a. wGS o.sd a. HIM sos ard 0 now San s
ma ess are 10 o., ssp Pal ~
ameatsa deecnsed Yet. while bowling IN humble rs'sua
9S p u. ne y s % Ss M ns so sS.
adorned .posss record OF ablameess lite cserhg
Ee.osn Tha. received. with the mosi pro'oaaa
regret, The holy intelligence OF she 6sah df W
iam feriss VINO expired a. New Haven Oonn..nn 90
Nronessay ~, AFTER psoiraN,eu Ann
rantai ue.s wash ne slsasucd wi,h true cesfso Tor
| tide
r.eoived yhsi n death az william W Porter me
American. Telegraph company hare lost iato - AID
valued s"rvan, fs fellow operators ah-risf1' anu te
owed friend, the profession Aoe and asnted ferfe
sentative, sod .ociety % is pafes sno oFsbest e's
| ncnte
Eosoved, neastfcs atie cac snd ~
hereby entered relatives
associate IN this the boar OF sheir ataictioE.
Resolved FRA OF ihe.e seeoinuo0s be ,iied
10 Tie parents or .ke deceased
Resolved, That copy OF The psoeeedes OF ins meeting
Published The aaiy Of his anu IN he New
Haven papats ~ J. SURttss CHAIRMAN.
y EoehRts, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-30

~ fEEA aENEsEL's SoS--TEEy lNy4pF
,htyAIK kEslnll'cE faD sEr AHRrs, ED. tu
rte past.1nlaTs ~ gysss outrage eoromted " ,sso
yoanp un'o spye. nirbts seo, 6a,e ,oet
ngtt = hat late tne night Of si4
N,,h tgt wong ,sssd 1t The residence II Ny
fs,,'at q ialhsoG. ~ Nn. pace, and rang tge peil
7is rums,1s .Isuclad ~ elderly isoy weIcn tx
.fnr ser th-d We cpsreJ ~ .rpeT wIcou ard asked
rha. ttsy waotea ~ mas moment me re oells COM
srnad ,Glira and he :s4iy sssed fne her sos
hse. "a VIZ - trey gave Affirmative
.ap, ;ao r.ot queen Il o.e were crossed and lei ler
ac t- .iunsda1.y sfes vbith The ady descended ~.
rsens aod orened ne 'front.' lie I'VE Gao
eng ihe ts a. 'at instant ri ned Tas nor, spd
s,np 10 6tars on;tYe1 .@drcon whore ,wo youIl
aAsb were sespna threw themselves On Tie neJ, and
sa'enpieo n Gag he oopants 70 he tooy Tue
~ tia AIDES arosssJ VI. ls,seoi wno We, sslesp
rson'nt rouol ana eonrg = the ri q q lie females
~ ada nisi.ed vel ner.t.s run snment rlor Inc
o. ankon ntsadsrs LEY tnadc desnera,. resistance.
Soi ~ ;a1-so' 'e.ni p"uefii men inflicted ie most
rssca iiGuistnspt os.slr. der eyes srd scdlci.l
sas 10 ~. most ni.nle .Cndtt he rez n
a'o nH' ''nio"Hi ~ ~. ne alarmed ons'rs r.. ~
ieY and s"ifs, ~ tie Epiteensh we.u.l. who aIne
tp and arrested fns ".n, whom icey %
'"'e" ~h'fe 80 H.ason Appeared aho cpiesed sr,n.
stnn' naasn,t = .p ~ assanlt End ha'ey lie rrs,t
49,, nndng mes ~ '..T mprudeoae tnes raj rvo',ao
t'"h's-s 4 ''floae ne ~, vi 3pteefed AZ expia-
n'"n '.et,n. iLst house o. tioJcfl ebsI s,tey
hi'" Y VI r.et. TOY thought = .r.t y, MT ~
s,r... they Oia -saueo a.oess III. 3gcssops yes.
d's" ""G .'muat'cd aslss ojtrale, ioa which they
sst" 80 80 ,tn'st regret and = rsoiy ale'os1edtc
- ~ tloU 10 the AIDES 81 n lousenclc.
~ tSr,s hov.y-r - ~ hen, and Sergeant
i.t"'e ds''."insa - l'fs th.n o. tGp&in Cameron
all ~ srtearan.e a. 1he tine, ives appeaed 70 oct
a. ,.d he seryesris dc.sion aud the Young
,slls. before beng ocsed W Zoe PRISONERS
..f,a s..ar sTaig wsdswortb Hollis Pom.
N..dsv,sfb soldier, twenty-five yeau % aye
<ad rgSr - sun y ksor Geceyfi wadswcyih. ~
Ifr.s s,,t E,rtweN = merchant. and CLAIMS To nt
aud Tourecied ~sh hehy respectable family
a. tsa.ou. i.s.s vey sssnec'sos and wealthy geote
.i.soo. rt.e Isdslrt leir IN 500 ear "a
= Lov,y.r ,nal 40 80. Ill be settled hefo,. .o,n az
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A ssostans Uarunt@ Awa a Gaieoa Crc~--
gns l<tagsay ss tn. FaEe~-HIcg ssca cyacr
on Fea sa-yns CaSo IN Ess.sa e. DaN,-
sare-o ny any N@ossisaes "a rS1xrr-
Gssss~V .Issoss@S - ana FsSe-A,,atgS
l.rs "a Cargo or smSr. Ss., ~.
r.o aantu,s s.eausLp Gesmao.a, capisar MT -
winch arrived inls port yesterday moy.1s 70. dis
covered i 10 IRE ne nc y, tbe sl,o net
lslus. ca ihs .oast Of H,wlon,sapa y.e vessel
had prey,ousy encountered ssseo, aas, - a.ain,
Ne, tero.en Which she sieaIo up ., IL me !, ine
discovery II tse ghe tori simst,on ii tne danger
made ~ ite watch hoc's VITO saw smoae .ssce
fso@ i.e h.ia a. lie cwec dels ESQ ne terns
fse hs the r'ee,sst cisf.' gees yne csl,ap WAS 10
ssd'a,os appsised - 8 - a. .,r.a Ron ps.ueo aea
as~. -ooanoooabe p~ souge - mod. give Orders to-
rummouina see cryorr 49, Grew "a sho rpace -
dagger ana 50 arseiy ms cone s1ss roi lie
s',sh.sr' l'apEtNn a l'rJ e'seroed he sa"oofs y
ste .sbio fsss-ss,is Jhoes @ tne sise..E.--'he no
s,saatVs,sse~, oaag,r- caeiod oy ass'sauces =
sst-sy it.la ard me c.rerr al ronnnn'a
Aoa prevented ny r0afos ~ssy ptea for t"as r'r
eo~o. ,ar,ap efforts directed % ssee'
<rs% the preote io,ahfy - tte IRE. and bes -nowe
tsise tRus VS. onk.g through 10. aeo1 a"o
u,secinp ocpsons Il wafer on ne on u i.hss
te,oy rrso uose p,res ih3s 1T ooca brought nso
r,ey ~ fosuratey, lie re nad games Dot slss
.s..aaoy i, s,,.a. c,ncnity sn,opntesc0
P"taS racdnsh WHAT 20 ~ y. 10y o.N.S
s@tt hase sehaiseo ~ s.n aw'" s ",s's'es' "a.
tho Ehiora Nas bravery AIDED oy Ms ON
SER a0d a'a- 80 fs.se"s ''"o. A"" 9no,"oes
sfeva'"d we '''W ~ ne tN"'e wo'sonk "'o ~
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ef boase arcf, endnt with tie feieoShl ~ SEC
duB' .au'ien " Me ano NSsefs ano Aop As'o
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anu WeuhLro Nlth Nho's - y. s'na Wtl
SS te .onifuh OF no.se uio s@ptan hntis hIhte tne
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- etah osSt. rErH.d ne poFe, SIN. ~ 1e Nsr,
s@'d 90 w.dnc'day rFit. ne vesstl hse he, nreu
fsssed u mo naval astrcrites was snsec n
tne ,..v &c ,n.r MORO isyoe1 AZ ersln spc
<bf n.er bad been psc'd ca rtard " ard her
a ys- .sn.fd ttai tey nac gore cowr VIII vtsse
"A 1p foaGd a y waite rave FEASIBILITY 70 lie .nppcs
t51 Oct - Ito reported themselves nex day 4
assa sycot that Dee bad been iost. Inc large
\, ~ pt into requist and tse Rose balle6
NJ Pc, y 81 she foulng az tte az.
va ~ Ie.css.iy, ri cow sratD. wrrkmen
s1stp ~ ~ ftsss.oay right. srd yegtsrdsy re was
sna.d - ~ Hs aosideIs was s6e trrI ng e.
uso s.n .oah. Lear sFc ascer, os vrgn 8eaIC trs
- @.. ttsa wa water. ard euff