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Eater-Tbe Retreat Confirmed
From Missouri and ArkansaS,

ST. LOUIS, March 3.-Two "Radical, =.
man papers in the city, the Westlick Post ~, d
Newgeit, have hotsted the name OF General
fESsnont as the peoples candidate for the Pres
idency.1 r--.rr .fE #....-.r zr# T.s".
Gen. Steele has issued an address to the pao.
pie OF Arkansas, in which he says every fac.i-
ity sill be offered for the expression CT th r
sentiments, uninfueneed by any consi6era h
tions whatever, aside from Those which aff1ct
their Interest and the III terest o. their property.
The election III that State VII be held on the
18th.
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRs--Au accident oe-
currr d 1T the railroad depot last night, which
resulted in The death Of Mr.. Il, A, Flood, pi es-
idert nj the Manufacturers Bank of Troy, ~
Y, an old and highly esteemed citizen OF that
place He had been on q visit 10 the Army OF
The Poton &C 10 nay the bounties 20 the yetera as
from the county Of Rensselaer,, and was re-
turning home when the accident Occurred
The l, ain ON WHICH he arrived had iscen rn1.on
to q siGeliug, and be han cot III rad WAS u lls-
ing his way 20 the street, when the locomouy vs..
whic,i lad been DETACHED, backed past him.
Ee then stepped In behiud he locom 1tiye, Oh
its track. The epRin er, m )rlent after yards.
reversed the engine, which Mf. Flood not n r.
ceiving, he was caught besreath it and horribi
mar g-d. He Was Immediately taken to tue,
Sanitary Conmissh n rooms by Me Dooii.tle,
the superintendent, where the best medical
skill vas Immediately in fStsndance No relief
could he afforded d, however, md deathenasi
his suffer ings about twelve o;etOek. He cav s.
Il wife ard five chi dren to moarn their loss
Capt. Thomas 0,Here, iatels attached TO sfe
Con ssary Department. III this city, aud 30
weltand favorably known as a gentlemanly
AND efficient officer, left this n orni for the
front 10 JOIN his regiment, the 10th M Massachu-s
sefts yolunteerss-Ale1. Jonsrsei, Ia. VI e O
BY command Of Gen. Slough. an order mas
been ISSUED from the Provost Marshal's Office,
reputable or Visible means Of support 70 leave
the city On or before the SLh instant, they
will be arrested. =. sa.9- -. - - . ext3
We hear il is said that two Z ederM Lieuten-
ants were firunk and hdisorderiy on the steafn-
boat Coming dc wn from Washin gton yesterday
sfterroon Gen. Slough happeasd to be on ,
! hoard, wha promptly interieTed, reouked them
& straps and had them arrested apon arriving
at tnis place. 80. = ss .sz.sl4 - u
Rfports OF s,garroting, on the streets heres e.
night, are, and have been prsyaisntfo Tor a-wssks
:.tsst. Last tnight. It is said, a man was seinsd
by three persons at the foot ef King stfsee,s
chokeL, and robbed Of Ascut $4o0.--As- .Ig>
{ sctts, March 4ts. 4ssa-4r ssgI ~,
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RICHARD III.
. IMPORTANT NOTICE

Manager rover takes sps:ial pleasure in an
ncuncips that nj Gems deraoIe exp<nss he has sue
. ceedsa. in Hscting are g IssgeTeDt with Mr Ed
win booth Tor the cypress purpose OF produ In g
his fs nous play OF '!s---~-' s-..--' - ''
THE FanLS REVTNGEi
Wtichsis To be prast fted on Moadag eTsnine
March z. wi III th most eIaborste rrau cement OF
CT erscteTs, ccstom+s. s-.nery, properties. Il c.
IT is re ensassIaent is most positlv ely limited to
81 nfsbts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-04
IMPORTANT To FEMAL1s.
Dir. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.


The ingredients is these Pills is the result O.:
iops aud extensive preetics r1ild in tks;r onsra
si0r and sure 70 correct al irregularities. Painful
r,enstruations, RENoTTvG All. ossrEuoTIcss
whether frGm cold or otherwise, headache pain in
ths side rslritation OF the hesrt, xIites all rsr
yous affections, mysteries, disturbed slesp vhiok
arises from Interruptions of nature.
DR. CHEEsEMAN,S - PILLS
6ro 9 positive remedy for all comp aints peculiar
10 sunsles IspUJIsG WI RI oRRr A-nfT PE1IopIoAii
IksuLskIrY. IMPLICIT Care stsens, st&sins whsp
thsS should xof BE Used, With each box. Price
one dollar s tss-t@ xtr gsErrE
RUF0HINGs Il HILLY1R, Projectors,
81 Cedar street, Hsw, fork City,
sclchS 3, G. FORD, 2s2 Pa. aYenuo. SO s06rp
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rAMUSEMENYs.
esS1VEEsa THsarEa

..ssG gSGV EE's THE EATER, :.
q P5sssYtsania AUeaas, 'sear WiltaSds HotsA. r
II sslss sns9 sss sER - .,.-. .Direcsog
Asasf i1 e ssss ohssssSss sts Ihsssss
- THTE friday EVENING, h&rcra 1854
Last risht but one Of the present brilliant engage
menG Of re- so - % EaH- II =
r@" M9. EDWlN B0CTH,. 4a $40. .-rz
Who VIII, by special Arrangement With President
inen1n, eecre'aEy SsB ard, Senator Harris, ami
other euith psrssPs sss. pcs nj Sir Edward
lyttol Bcfrers sinirsbts pisT OF .|' -
.--,f 'l.a - ~ ETGHEtIEU - .f .-a.
= -. Or. TIE CuEsPIkACY. ss - ~
Cara in al Rjcse isu Mr. Edwin Booth
Adrian De MauYrat... -. -. Mr. Cass Barron
fat1rdsy-Last night Of the pre- Mt apeag smept
OF Mr.. Edwin Booth, and last time OF his great i'm
preservation OF --.-.. = - =
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A GRIcULTUaAL MAcHIN sRY.

GRICULTUakL MACHINERY.
HOEfE POWERS
Hay CUTTERS,
mlLLS far Grinding Feed, <-
BOILERS,
sHAFTING,
8GLrTNG, &c,
LIlkinds OF Machinery Repaired
e. RAKTHCLOP. s..-.
5SS Seventh stzeat between
Penn. avenue ana 3a-a'.
fs 2E-seet Washin gtpp, d @.
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T-rF.H
Recruits Wanted
TO FILL
THE QUOTA OF THs 'as
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. aa
BOUNTY FOR VETEBANS.
g 1862,
s22S Of which win be paid in advance.
soUNTY FOR NEW RECRUITS.
$ASs,
Sa21 Of which will be paid In advance.
BOUNTY Po9 CoLoRED RECRUITS.
$3.50, .. =
Paid IN advance.
PEasoNs WISHING To ENLIST
VIII apply to any OF the following +"
BECRUITIEG oFFICERs:
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CANTERBURY hial.L

uRv HAIL,
kUsJc CANTERBuRy. AND
81 Al L iCANTERRUeY,t TgEhTEE.
LOUISIANA Evs%Cs; ~
Rear Of E.ticaai and metropolitan hefatz.
9Eokss bsA.-.-. .kroprietor~
MORE STAagl 49,
FEEaH ACCESSION or TALENT 80
sos DORA DE RR0N,
The Celebrated Double Voiced Sin ger.
First sppssran in Washington OF t1e unriTaled
H,- Pantominaist- sIi GyInnasta, the
...' SkNDFoRD TROUPE.
MILE MEDIA, ..,
Premier Danseuse from the Parisian Theatsrs.
The Grand BanesT Tronps in .he Chinese Ballet,
r|.4 x I-K A.
..- TIE GREAT
DRAMATIC AND oLIc COMPANY
.-.- In Al sntirs change of programme.
= Doors open At q quarter TO ]; performances at s.
suarSar Before o'c:csk. Admission s5 and 30 cts.
POPULAR EAssIIy MATlERs
-7 EVERY giTuRDAT AFTERNOON,
at clock, st sh prioss for ladies and children
fe % tt ...... q
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gst eees

wsad Or EWa wellsLtJ M Woods wp
Woodbridge Weed Messrs J J Weed w n
Hon 4 u = West Isaac Wright VIM sei
Wax efeid Il X Weish Jno White " b. {
White Ezra Welsh gno Wsltace Capt W
III lila a. sCapE T, White Josiah W Watt WIN 81, s
Wheat Corpi EE Whiting Lewis Wallace W P
White Geo VIZ White Levi Walker & Kef-
WsllGce Wall l. Ma man
Wsfd q x 5ija worden LP whitney VIC
Watkins Geo P Wilson LIB Wallis WP
Weir 6eoH EFr WoodworthsM Walden W H
White Horaea-2 Williamson A Williams VIM
Misbtia1deI II Weed Hs} = yts Wallace W Z
Watson pr & ( Walsh Nseh ~ weyent Wm
Wright - Whitley Mercer Whitney w L
Wstkius ~ o. Waidener NJ Worster " G
Weeden h A." Wise Madison Wallace VIM =
z L.f..f 81 4 w .a u
Young J Ysteman gas Young Warren:
spBg 5s s aRf ySeR Hslers
Ysfs an JAS e. TeSngs Tsai Ii n aethoEt CT
Jt -aL- e SAYGEsyJ BOW EN- Postmaster
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vARsE vARlE TtEsi

VkRiE vARlE TIE 81
YkoEgIyG ?EEN. krrHUz AND NIx9E SIs-.
FETIRR CHARGE OF BILL -
ALL THAT Is " DUtll fstS THE CURRENT
wfkK sTrrHIs GREAT MUSIC z I'll.
First rig ut Of ~ .--s-, s..- t8 ~
Eeccrd v=eh sF .a- 7..-
MTe5 MAGGIE EERN0y. @
Last six TEghts cf ias ropI'sr srtIstss,
FIlZk EEOgENC z I'D NOM. stPTIsTIN.
: BIZ = friumnhs IF tie Lvo fsyoritss. -
ii Maggie ERtEL p9 LIMA vi y DEL!
sED OVER EEESfY ARrISfa. - 3
gor anre see Post, rs ard = Us
sofas P5sscss sss N5kKfs III Hbu1pR' ~
kb.D h &c S8
"WEDNESDAY A7Tk EHC0N :.
LA DIES MATINEE.
In preparation, Pifz sinlmors' rev coryri Shted
Dr-rnk IRE su"her NJ twenty Euc3esf u pl sys
ref ID ia his city. This new local and graphic
49, FEMALE PICKPo0Ksr "a
.s .. WASHiN To
Dramatic Panor sms. OF the inside and outside
of the h:gh and lo~ life in the Ca pitai. ..I
Prices 50 snd % cents piVate Boxes. S5. ?, fe 70
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XII. WASHINGTON, D. c.. FRInAY. MARCH 4. 1864

Eswrerce rs Iiiden Hon NJ II L;sh-foot Walkr
Lsfcr Lally Martnin Iindsay VIZ, Il 2
Lee LINT Lowry Hon III r Lawrence w x ~
Lecfwoed IA Lininer Mich I,atta WIN =
L weT gard III Larsen p n lowe WmJ - -
audon JCs Newfeld, Lyon Lamb YIN L
Lader Jesse =, & Go Lee WnA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-04

ITO SEE MUSICAL PUBLIo.-y. M sTIRs,
4 Piau TuI er and Re pairer would sspsct. W..
fully announce 20 his friends and th n1usicaIss&
pabiic generally thst by lsssins their orders
II Mr. W B. EHT TNlSLEs Urug 1tars corner ,t
Penn avenue ami 18th streets. they viii Do PROMPT.
ly and enthusiastically attended tn.
OTdees from the coubtry also Atten ded to by I'D
artssiag to Washington Post Office. fe 3O-Sn< r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-04
CLARIFjED CIDER |
GLARiIIED CInEal

IhsEe last reesiysd par bark Bag stata, ami AN
daily expecting psr sshooners Martha and Flying
Dragon. large suppIiss OF Prime Uiier from Mass,
want oi a good srtjcls at a Low prics rF
RInLY 4. sUIkH,
No. 81 Gre. street.
feA-2w ICAron Geo; gstown, d. g..
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EDRC wE&R ALEX. WOLOWSRI HAS TIE
Z honor t5 arnouncs tast in compliapce VI.
With the genera! .qaest Of hiR friends sudst5x
IGpils will give cLe more and positively is.tSSS3
co1rse of Instruction la Singing and the Piano
Feris, ty BIS nev and entirely original rrethcd,
ku tEose who desire ~ become 6ne singers OF ay-
cclleut performers avail themselves OF tsis lat
orprrtlI ity by eppiyiDs at his residence, No 3l6
y strsst corner OF lttn st. Il I2.Iu
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.


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rs'Snse "as qa'ss ~ pyss.o's s M, s1S s.; paa =
- $500 o.
ny ~
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WIN ussNaip p'se tufy wv y s'osA
regses tiir1'sils nesy{ tlHsssS epee Sal
l.les ls ana 'orctgy tolSlus u.e.n DeA
quarter q : ,e. sSue men ssaD
porn!y WIN iew @ ePIons, suu rJs.sssu ~,
eLy step asa rsssssa.S Snat ~ .g ssg! IN
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no" iuaUy ~ Y ~ ulpu1s ~ 49,
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.ue tost corps oacA e ',pu! i'l pos''iou
gn.nlng por..Sp q snslr hsss @ tas. ILL S'- iu.
ueaIn'pea.s, sae ens -. t
on tue IVY s9spg Y - y
nls. nurleu sner Souinns upon
yosi' o. wnieh Ses s,gps "a 20 W.
to.H corps. 3 ney m q, ssins.u, ''.e
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-20
@enical.

FTNHE primary cause Of every disease that aesh IS
Il heir TO n lmPurity Of the blood The hood be-
combs impure from nlany causes. Impure ar or
chan 10 of weather, RnS'ho hoesome food and exposure
are among the princPR causes of impunty Of thC
blood The symptoms are gddiness headache, cor,
sd Sbon Of the bowels bad taste in the mouth, foul
tongue, liver complaints pains In the back and legs
oss Of appetite, seeptBB nights cohc, cramp, pain
and hgatnesB OF the chest, heartburn gout and rheu
matism, pa King and pur Eing chls and ievers more
or leeB accompanying thsse, and long tram Of tToub
leaome and dangerous dectlons, all OF which may be
prevented and cured by taking few doses Of Or.
5TRICKLAkD'S VEGETABLE PURIFYING ANTI
BILIOUS PILLS. They will purity the blood and put
the stomach bowels aud liver IN healthy condition.
They particularly suitable for chronic and nervous
diseases Every amily and every soldier should
keep supply OF these PAs. as many diseases are OBJ
waited by cir use. They mild and safe nedi
cine and can be taken al aug time without danger o
taking cold.
Sold by all druggists, seTA to any part receipt
Of twenty i've oents aud ped envelope. address
cd DR.. STRICKLAND, east Eou. .th street. oncinns
ii, ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-20

Would these chlldree nave comfortable home and
The means OF edueaeonl Would this wife DO indePen-
dent OF the cold charities OF the woFdt Would this
sged add feeble parent be provided forf Would my
essas DAY M debtsf Would there be sacrifice Of
properly by forced sales OF administrator 70 meet
the denands Of made when the market
tends downward, and faIr prices cannot be realized
How few csn answer these question to their satlsfo-
toni They fear % ask them. aAd cherish tia beei
that they have long lease on fife This Ia beth fool.
ish and dcswSrdly. The brave man
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-20
COUGH NO MORE.
TRY sTRIGKLANDs MELLIFLUoUs COUGH
'T'---- BALsAM

Ths Is the best aud cheapest remedy for Coughs
Colds, Hoarseness, Asthma, Whooping Cough, and
Consumption. Everybody who has tried this excel
lent 6alsam snthusia ,tietdly recommend It, Mrs.
MITCHELL Barr street, Cine nnati, ssyH she has been
lear nj saerSr with oougn for many years. so bad az
not 10 be able walk up stairs She took one bottle
OF this Balsan, aud has been better sinee and
advises all VINO nave Coughs, o lids and Asthms 70
try this valuable Cough aalSam. Fiity ceus per bot
tie Sold by all druggists, and manufactured at No o
east Fourth street, Olnceanah
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Asssr.

Gashss4 Cash Itsgis ssSOs Ss
mi, eolIs.srsls ss s,s ..i s;,,;; l1,sis 7s
,oIs Bond. ~; - ssGs 50
:, ..T shares e.; !; ~ soi,6.4 50
Central RAILROAD shares ,,:.,.;; as,s7s 90
OaheE property of che compsny ......, 2ee4 is
TotalMa't't vstse isl 50
f LIABTLITIEs
OnFetued l0,008 as
Ss2962a %
Sep tyuopVvO W
SURPLUS 1o,t1l ba83es g8l IS
t6iloies Issued By JOHN q. sToPPpLMAN, y
qals CO., @'Af Agent a pA9tcn
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-20

oTEoTs HIs AGED PARENTS

ass at F
~ lta 2 sa
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-20

b .kaf
4 3aigss stae @ lrs
,asr Veastr aG gjasdac 4oe-
- l.l
tits the unasan hand Of the DrOvldeni tber reaching
ofh fron the arage aud st nourshing his offspring,
md keepana togssher the fAmily. BY It, ths hththl
son 70 ESQ N eiH
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-20
INI9URANCR i

Young Ipep rust Etarting 10 BUSINESS whoAs chief
10 thsF energy and Integrity should insure their
HYsf 70 the amount Of half their liabilities Such an
act Of diBnlpEsated hOssty, when known % tlsiPere-
itors, wQuld Justly inofeage thsr confidence IN them
II would thst they did not Wish 10 leave theiF beSt
fhends exposed to any y0VodAhaaOntlngeneyi and the
.s1Easraf %. tsJ Cos taH
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-20

.'sfs@ ,nAH.OJAOJ 1Hl au
That no yErapple with ;gtao Mlas man, that be
may study tts allure and panata It's threatening The
maans OF pahstion are athand, OF easy access 70 a
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-20
,Ks. THE BANqER IN ZEE FACE.

slalasa Ha l.hn Won H.f NI.
~ "a LEs s-srfa H
aa.'a14af aaIlI HsEe
E3E5ga tsc r.8la tHta
afsWH ....4t
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North American Fire Ins. Co.

TII-"T ~ y. TTTT1UI| f9I7|0-I T-TU |T"T
.vsifA, He.f shp- ,tegr nsi
te-iaes
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-20
CLOTHING EMPORIUM

NO. SOL THIRD STREET, DAYTON, OHIO.
rs prepared to acoomrnodafe his customers witt
Il every article Of gentlemen's wearing apparel OF
the latest style snd best quality. Those who manl
gloves boots, shoes, slippers, &c, will do we'll 70 e
give him a call. 1aF.,.t -ua tNsF ail24 5a ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-20

ppoRT rHE WIFE OF Els BOSOM

sk eHIFl4t EN
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-20
Book and Job Printing

with dspaca and in ths psst styis OF the art Parte
uiar attention paid to
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-08-28

penn S'e tennen unIer peut1hes Sprid-
mort ME getpunnen, 70 ssrrunnen - absr pos
1T Scipi6. tprr @Olo iu6t, fne,t CO aud in Der
ae9si' psnn sr es nur einigsrmaBeu flua an-
fdn9t.
Sn piu metn Seltes tbun, iagte @eora, uno
mas i'd tate, psnu i'd 3uriiftfbre. fuQ mir MIDI.
10 9el@mtnp, tpte Semen, purG bic 5inaer Ian.
fen. Nber mas brauGt man nod auser BEN
BerfHuesn 2
9tun, msn't man es bs3ab1su farm, elm 0anls
teter' ODER ,irei, nit Sddsu, pas eswUnnene
@olp a~uf3ubemabren uno f%rrt,uldaTen, uup
trent9ltsne eitieen Nrppinnt nit In Die gBilcS
r'ns 3u nsbn'en. Damn 9Gafsn, INN lfb aeacn
iptIpe 3ttere uhS 9sgsn nod irilpers Wenld,en
III oertsetotssn, uno Dor atuein, Gntlblcdenbstt
NM Ntutb, Gin 3s6en pcG 8elAperpen uuo Sc.
faerfn mhnderlet Nrt gu ~ertragsn. Iit alien
p'elen G.'9rnidaften ,auessyiitSt unb pom Glide
He9unitt5t, fam es Stnrn Sieueicbt e~eltuaea,
ais elm reidber Wann in rte Ssimatb ,uriif,,,,
teerer, Suraua9eifbt, rae Sit nidt i'm Sunsrcu
pes Hanoes bas Srfer ir9cnp psldrr G,efabrsn
'pfroei1, persn ss bort I'M lls6crfIuFe atrtt, pie
mir aue @olelnGer psrlihert baten. Damn
freilt6 tehIrfcn Sie pes Sulprs ni6t mstr
oenn frr Cen H6Sten iinp ale S6Gbe Der grtc
oph ntGts meter, ais 56Iadsn unp Sanp.
I'M alerIIuafFn psrpen Ste ictenfaus perIab~
rem Wenn Ste Sbren aansen 9lan an acten IL.
NIT ofm frItsn bslten @@ifs naG europa ,is
rudtr0rsn. Oicicn 9tatb sebe ih S6uen ais
wrhlmstnenscr 5reunp, psnu, Die s8abrbeit III
lasrr' 10 piele aud, pom Glide besinftts., Bier
@0lp uro S@obs 8%efunrsn botsn, 70 1T mir
bob tttn Sstlpte! b%efannt, aud nidt einrs, mo-
pteiss @IId BON Dauer semelrn mare. Gnu
BEN sic mir, ltebrr 6rrr, rim rchttr Seacn rubt
auf all btsiem @ulpe ni8t, ss psrrinnt uuter
ben banpen ipte @nGcr. Brnn Sts baheim
nur n0tRourfit9 ju Ieten BADEN, 70 foIssn sie
.tstnem 9tatbe unb febren' nm.
8rrtirbuns fpIst)
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Sie Sbica9u Guuneutipu.

I'm na6itsH Wtontag, ben % item Nuauf, tritt
In ebteaSU Die bemufratii6e @unpentiou ,ulom.
men. weI&e eineu prdfDrnti6afts @anpitot,u
ahfdultsuen bat. Die Demofraten Res Horpeue
itno IN Jnet 5eerlaser sstbeilt, in 8rifes. uub
6rlecens<D einotrnten. Die erleren tpsrptu al.
les aufbieten, um @e@leQan ais @auoibo,.nr.
rntnirt ju leben. pdbreuo rte 5riecene@G ounipo-
ten lth nUG auf feline ttrSorraasnoe 0erI5n[ids
tstt ibrer 9artst 9seintat su baten Gdetneu.
Ssben bic Sris9s<D rmOfraten ibreu @onn;.
oaten purtb, uno miro Mcclellan ODER iraeuO
Elm arrerer unibnsretttr npminirt, 70 f5nneu
mir bel Der mirfttsn GrpabIuna oeFeiteu oss
partt8 icin, bab mir npdo ipsitere pier .Rritos.
Iabre purh3umahen babeu, 9taea pslde b.
Ser9anSsnbett OtelIeiht nur SinDerlpieI 1,ir
pirO. Ssne 9artet ptro oles ouf5istsr ns,
Suoen purb Wafsn9ewnit in Die Union ,uriidz
3ubrinssn. Dab lie ii6 babel ater eeb5rio 3stt
nssmen ptro, rerifsbt fh Don lrlbf, neil Sau.
Ien0e pom bun9rtsrn @smteriG9eru unb @pn.
trattoren ourdo pteIen ~unieligsu Grtea erf ebsr.
10 rsttp weroen wolen, ipie es i9re 8oroGuosr
Die NsputIifansr, ee pura ben &riea aspprpen
(fnp.
OpH" >"btS'" GL O'tVtIe=O ent0tTQten lbs
rem @anOionten bur6 unO iptrD perle,be and,
pom S0lte fpmmsupen 9toSerber erp6bIt "a
SHstsn mir uns Der oOfnuue 9inseben, ba6 Dir.
fem unniisen SIutUersisSsn Elm b~aIpioes sn,.
9smG&t Miro, pa Die WiilyIisoer bie,er sort,;
NaS WottO agfBelttlt taten 5riepsn unter ies
Der SeDtn8ung. Gin gBaFenfiGaauO wiirb,
Nann psm Suoen ioBIet6 anosbotfu perber
unO ipirbr 0~erielte ourb bic barauf ftottFnhsn,
BEN Observation-Disclosures niht In bic l,uirr
5urild3u6rin9en Ietn, 10 lpiirOe f6 Der N,rb,r
oarb pOrtbsiI9afte 6anOslsOsbiusen, Die tbm o,r
SIcen oann aud germ tinrdumen piirps user
Den 8erIut Der lIOlihen Staaten IN trS1,r,
pifsu.
&bsr rcd Elm britte6 &siultat fam ous sisl
Ter Convention berOor9sbsn etn @pmprumie
Der Srte8Ss unO 6rirrens-@anoipaten unp pi,
Domination elmer Ysri6nIi6feit, bic neber 6.;e
nod talt, !pFosr Std nod Jleila III, cinrr Scr.
i0nli@fsit, bic Dem SiDen ole ourt Die 6or-
%ltitati0n bewili9tsn 8e&te bsrelttpiQiaIf ooroue
tirsn mDCbts, nur miBte Der Sapen in bic flrios
6prcerunB oes NOrosns s~tnseben, unb bi6It
ME elm sssIhtiStes Stint untsr cas- @terusu,
6anuer 3urudfebren.
Ncb peni8e Gage unO &c Sat ib sntlbi.bcn
mas mir BON Zen Osmptraten bts glorOsna ~
errartsn Ghbfn. 8isl Fdr ntht, peun mir
ni@t bic gantses ni4t 6aIp bsr6 i6laaen.
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pcn sincm iGurtii&en Settiissr btntsrqausui
rsurSen NOR. Grau, l@ou.- mem! bas iputr
isin Wabliprud ieir fir Die 3ufunft, nnp 70
LANCE er fd unter fremrsm 9sutsn umt2, rsitsn
mubts.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-06-03
THE WEEKLY PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT.

hibited and illustrated the ruling passion
strong in death. To one of his staff, who
was q heavy-built man, he said, "You
had better take the larger horse he will
carry you better" Other mementoes he
disposed of in similar manner. To his
young son he left bis glorious sword.
His worldly matters closed, the. eternal
interests of his soul engaged his mind.
Turning to the Rev. Mr.. Peterkin, of the
Episcopal Church, and of which he was an
exemplary member, he asked him to sing
the hymn commencing,
Rock of A ges, cleft for me,
Let me hide myself in thee,"
he joining in with all the voice his strength
would permit. To the doctor he again
said, 81 am going fast now; 1 am re
signed; Gods will be done" Thus died
Gen. j. E. B. Stuart.
His wife reached the house of death and
mourning about 10 O'Clock on Thursday
night, one hour and a half after dissolu-
ton, and was, Of course, plunged into the
greatest grief by the announcement that
death had interviewed between the an
nouncement Of the wounding of the Gen
eral and her arrival.