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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
RY GREEN L WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.

WIS., ss,c AED Poe ATTIC s91b BBAME HoY
ON IsTa sTRRET, BETWEEN MONTH II
AND SrREETS, Ar AUCTION.
On FRI DAY, the 18th inst, at 6 o'clock M, We
shall sell n front Of the pre- misses. part Lot No -
In square No. 30, with the prov sments, consist
ing OF two story And attic frame house with
brick back buildine, Containing eight good rooms.
The above property 10 in 0 good neishborh ooi I,
making il good Investment for any one WishIzG
to purchase private residence
Terrai One half cash. balance in 6, L and II
months, for notes bearing interest and secured By
deed Of trust on the premises.
All corresponding and revenue stamps ct the cost
ieS-d GREEN WILLIAMS, Auess.
RY GREEN l. WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
FOUR HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS FRONT.
SSToS N NORTH Il, BETWEEN FIRST AND
SECOND STREETS WEST, AT AUCTION.
Cn fhtpAl, the cath instant, We shall sell. n
ifont CT tEs premi ses, st o'clock p m, the fol-
lowing 6uiio1ng Lots in kibbsy's gu bdivision OF
Sauare b9l, being Lots Nos. p IS, 26 and II in saa
square, each having froRt north Il street of -
feet and contain 2,INl square feet. On tso of ssis
lots there are brick foundations. All run back to
8 wide alley.
The above described property is be sutifuIly site
ated and hand some building sites.
Terms One third in cash; balance in g. l. and
is months. for notes bearing interest from dAy
of sale. deed given and a deed oftrust taken
All conveyancing, including stamps, ii cost Of
purchaser.
e1O0 viii be required on each lot when knock,t
ef Title indisputatle.
IS-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auets.
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DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS SEMINAL, URINARY
AND sexual SYST Eas-new andrelia BILE treatment
in Reports of the Howard Associstion..Sent by
Address D. j. Skillin Houghton, Howard Asso.
citation, No. South Ninth street, Philadelphia
Pa NH 2Q-Sn1
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RYJ. c. MEG UIRE & CO., Auctionssrs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT ON NORTH + ST .,
BETWEEN 9Th AND 7TH STREETS EAST.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, june 24ta, at 6
O'Clock, on the premises. by virtue Of a deed or
trust, dated April 4th, 1850 and duly recorded in
Liber g. No, 1872 folios 345, ct seq one Of tb
land records for Washington County, D. c., shall
SELL the most eastern fifty four feet from front to
numbered eight hundred and hfty-eight, ISIS, }
fronting on north street, between Sixth and Sey
enth streets east, and running ba:k to 30foot al
lev.
mouths. with interest, secured by deed of trust
on the premises.
INV 24-2aw&ds @. MCGUIRE d CO.. Auca
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TIE Blue HENS CEIcKRS Last week, Mrs
Lynch, who res ides in the Sixth Ward, missed
one OF the five chickens OF her blue hen, and
her suspicion FELL upon her next door neighbor
Harriet hipsOn, colored woman. Mrs. Lynch
on saturday procured warrant against the
coiored woman, and IL was placed In the hands
OF ofhoer Harrtson, but before the officer served
NJ sbe become inpatient and went la the house
10 search Tor the lost biddy. There she found
potc the fire boiling and in If chicken, y; hose
SKIN icing blue, she Immediately claimed IS her
own, and walked of with not SOM and ali
Shortly aTter TINS the officer arrested tins col :.
orsd woman and TOOK her before JuStica f,uII
at the pixth precinct station, where ali narti "a
interested Iaet Mrs. Lynch here TESTIFIED me
the chicken YVES positively her own, and also
brought up heT sister, who coTroboraIed her
testimony. They knew 1t because OF its size
and the color Of its skin. Justice Gull sug
there were other chickens like the lost one, 10
which Mrs. Lynch replied that small chick
ems were worth fifty cents apiece, and the
colored woman Henson, not being well 70 do
in the world, could not afford to feast
or chicken soup; therefore, ii must have been
stolen, and she knew u belonged to her. The
woman'S husband, Henson il Elegantly denied
that be was poor. and stated that he had been
IL the army, and had saved money, cat the
same TINE showing his purse, cohtaining over
q hundred dollars s. And now" said he, 81
car afford chicken, and will eat IL when L
LIKES" Henry Diggs testified that ne had
and Henson had given him fifry cents for L.
After mature ceiiberation The Justice dis
missed the case against Henson, and adiu dyed
Inst MTs. Lynch shc cid return the price paid
.o- the Chicken Sh9 had SO tInoS reno1io q ely
Taae1 Possessiea ct
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RY WIN. B. LKWIs 4 co.. Auctioneers.
GREAT SALES OF RARE AND VALUABLE
BOOKS. AUTOGRAPHS. ENGRAYIkGS.

BOOKS, ATToGRHPHs, ENGRHTINGs.
PAINTINGS. &C.. &C :, AT AUCTION.
.EEDEEsDAY EVENING; June Is, at II S'els.
inatcp, We Sd all sell, all of Mr.. Hunters stock Of
Rare and Valuable Books MassnsEes, IA. ststs
laIeou Religious &c. with Coins. Curiosities.
Autographs, Rare Plaster Busts, Pam tinss. anon
reggie. Also, Secretaries. Book Cases, sAeivins.
sales will be- continued TUESDAY ard WED
NEsDAY EVENINGS, until all are sold' ~ tbs
rooms must be yacstsa o. An cary Gay h.,o,.
each sale. Books can be seen az any tiIse.
lie off fChron.1 w. b. LGWIS& CO., Arcs
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Ice CREAM

Ter CRFAai
The undersigned hegs leave to inform the public
that he has always on hand fresh supply of the
choicest hsvors
Ice CREAM.
which he is prepared to supply to stores, suffers
hotels, pic MICS. parties excursions and families,
at the shortest notice and the most reasonable
terms. JOS. SCHAFFIRLD:S
Steam Ice Cream Manufactory No 3s6 9Th ST bet
G and Ill. Wholesale and retail. je 2}-IT1T
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ANEW PERFCNB FOR THE HANDKERCHIEF
Phalon's Might Blooming Cereus''
Phalon'S Night Blooming Cereusn
Phalon's Night blooming Cereus.''
Phal0n's Might Blooming Csreusn
Phalon'S Might Blooming Cereus"
Phalon's might Blooming Cereus'
PhaI0a's Might Blooming Cereus"
A most exquisite, delicate and fra grant perfume,
distilled from the rare and beautiful flower from
Manufactured only by PHALoN & Son, NY
BBWtR OF CoUHTERFFiTS.
ASK FOR PHAION's-TAKE NO OTHER
Je l6-jGI Sold by druggists generally.
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RYJ. G. MCGUIRE 6 GU, Auctloneers,
CATALOGUE SALE OF VALUABLE COLLEC.
TON OF MILITARY, SCIENTIFIC, AND MIS-
On THnRsDAY and friday EVENINGS June
sd and oath, sell commencing at half past
seven O'Clock each day at our Auction Rooms. the
Library of the late Gen. ]. G.. Totem, Chief Engi
neer U. 8. Army, comprising over one thousand
Volumes of rare and Valuable Military, Scientific.
and Miscellaneous Works.
Terms cash.
Catalogues may be obtained on application to the
Capt. w. C. TEMPLE, o. 8. N. Executor.
lie lO-eod J. G. MCGUIRE L. Co., Aucts.
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RYJ.C. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Auc.ionesrs.

DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT ON NINTH ST
WEST, BETWEEN OAND 2 STREErsNORTH.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. June 2s. at o'clk ,
the premises, by virtue of deed of trust tatei
September sd, 1851, and duly recorded in Liber
Records of Washington county d. c., shall sell.
Lot No. in Crittenden,s sub division Of Square
and streets north, running back "a feet4 inches
to q public alley and improved by q three story
Brick Dwelling House containing two basement
rooms, saloon parlor, wide hall, ana three cham.
bers, with woodshed, &C.. in the rear.
ConYeyances at cost OF the purchaser.
THOMAS S. BURR, T-ussst'
je6-dts % j. O. MCGUIRE & 90. Aacts.
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DYJ O. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctionesrs.
CHANCIRY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERT
ON G STREET NORTH, OPPOSITE TIKI PAT

On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, June ~, ats o'eIoef.
on the premises, by virtue of . decree Of the 81
preme Court of the District OF Colum 1is sitting
chancery, passed in q certain cause, wherein Wna
W., GeoreianLa c.. and kveliae o. Mac9in are
MacGill and Richard Butt are defendants, mo. 10.
equity passed May l6 1864, shall sell the west
Part Of Lot No. IA, in square No. 455, fronting 3
feet north street, between 9th and 18th streets
west running back that width to the rear Of the
lot, together with the i'm proyements, consisting al
tn 10 story Brick Back Building.
Terms: One half in cash; the remainder in q Z
purchasers notes with approved endorsement:
II the terms of sale are not complied with withia
five days thereafter the trustee reserves the rg
to re sell on one weeks notice in the Nation ~ In
telligencer.
chaser. WM. " MAGTILL, Trustee.
lie l4-d j. c. MCGUIRE e. CO, Aucts.
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Pr GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctionesrs.
RYJ. @. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucsionsers.
LARGE BALE on RUIJ,pJNe, Long

On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, June Gath, st
O'Clock, on the premises. we shall sell the wbois
OF Square lSs. fronting respectively on 18th sna
whole subdivided into 81 desirable Building Lots
running back to alleys.
Terms One third in cash; the remainder 10 and
Il months with interest secured by deed of trgst
on the premises
Cost OF conveyances at the s1 pense o. purehaser
at the sale.
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by J. G. MCGUIRE It CO., Auctioneers.
VALUABLEL + AL I ,BmILDINGs. STOCK,

VALUABLE LEAsEHOLD, BUILDINGS,s STOCK,
AND TOOLS AT PUBLIC SALE.
On MONDAY AFTERNO0N June q, AT 6tE o'cik,
on the premises, we shall sell, the Lease (which
has four years to run, together with the improve
nents, consisting of Brick Building with Stab a.
in the rear, used rs horseshOeing establishment
with the Stock and Tools, No. $40 street. be
tween Twelfth and Thirteenth streets. The N Ain
building on L street is q feet inches by IS feet
the lot z8 feet by IS feet inches The premises
front in full view of Pennsylvania avenue and ere
desirable for any manufacturing business: A, An
invest ment it will pay well. SO per month being
offered for it on Lease; but as the owner is about
to leave the city he prefers to sell.
je2l-d &c. MCGUIRE 90. ,Aue:s.
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THUS. j. FIBH Err, Trustee.
my d 2aw&ds @. MCGUIRE d CO.. AucA.
DY WM, l.. WALL L CO., Auets
ID At the Horse Bssaar, % La. ayenus

DY WM L. WALL 4 CO., Aucts
ID At the Horse Bssaar, % La. ayenus
SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS, 4 c.
On SATURDAY MORNING next June IS. com
mencing at 10 O'Clock. we will sell at the Bstast
and Repository, comprising about
FIFTY HORSES,
Including,
A pair of very Stylish Mares, kind in Harness
Top Buggy and Harness, sold for the want OF use.
ALSO,
Other Horses, description at sale.
ALSO,
A large assortment OF desirable new and eecOnA
hand Carriages, Wagons, Harness, &c.
Terms cash.
je22 IChronl w. L. WALL & CO., Aucts.
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ny VIM. B. LEWIS & CO., Auctionesrs.
STOCK OF BOOKS. STATIONERY. &C.. AT
THURSDAY, FRI6aY AND AND SATURDAY EVEN
tween sh FL We sell
graphic Albums different styles, lots of Stationery
and fancy goods. splendid lot of Engravings
i 5s y It t ttf v. LEWIS CO.. Aucts
RY VIM L. WALK CO.. Auctioneers.
u.s. NARsHAL's .Nb G9Es sSSHooNsR1NDIAN
the const te Of the D ins q coz
umeis holding District Court. ana to me direct.
the Potomss rs s the
the City OF Washington, d. C., on FRIDAY. the
9th day OF June, 1861, commencing At II O'Clock
The SCHOONER INDIAN, her Tackle, Apparel,
and Furniture.
70 Pigs; lot of chickens.
bag of Salt; barrel of Flour,
1T Of Beef; MseEsfsi and Sugar,
t. & ss SsssP s;. lot s q yBbFoa@s',
Also. immediately after the sale of the above,I
The SCHOONER MALINDA. her Tackle. Apparel
and Furniture, for cash. and barrel Whisky.
sd WARD psT Kkshn2Gs WALL ' 81 ka:s g
RY G. b. L. CROWN, Auctioneer.
we Will eells Oh hlOA1 hURN1NU, June -. Ii,
at 10 o'clock, at Riley 8 wharf
2 Masts lot of Brooms and Cats, lot of Blocks,
2sails in good order.
je y 2ts c. R. L. CROWN & Co.. Aucts.
RYJ. G. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctionsers.
BHGfIs AkR HK FAMILY
On FRIDAY MORNING, June 2!th, ct the resi-
dence of l. B1oss, ESQ.,, corner 18th and / ste.
We shall sell the Furniture and Effects, compris
Excellent Rosewood Case Piano Forte.
Mahogany Parlor Chairs, Rockers.
Marble top Center and other Tables,
/. Cane and Wood seat Chairs,
Three ply and other Carpets, 81
Brussels Stair Carpet, Rods and Eyes,
Bedsteads, Bureaus Washstands,
Wardrobes, Hair and other Mattresses,
Bolsters and Pillows. Window Shades,
Mahogany Dining Tables. Refri gerator,
China Glass and Crockery Ware,
Cooking and other Stoves. -.
jeis-d J. c. MCGUIRE Co., Aucts.
GALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES.
- WAR DEPARTMENT, CAVALRY BUREAU,
Washiagfon, ID. e., Jnne Is, 1864A
VIII be sold at public auction, to the highest
bidder. 1T Giesboro Depot. on FRIDAY, the oath
instant, beginning at 10 O'Clock Q. m, from enc
hanared Qo0) to one hundred and Fifty il50)
. These horses have been condemned as UNFIT for
the cavalry service OF the Army. For road and
farm purposes many good bargains may be had.
f HssSs' ' sssi sf e s. MIR.
je i6.td Lit. Colsnd @. @. nj, Cav. Bureau.
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AUERYi-Whe has. the largest assortment OF
NJ pattern fer stem pin e. Nhs is the only prac-
tical person that 6tsmpss Who has the lar est
number Of hands ct Enbrcideryf Who has the
finest stock Of Esabroidlrdes Brssas. 3aed who
is the only In the District that does Flutns
VPRTNCEs 3sl y !BTR84Takas4
where ladiss can lett fso rs 600 choice patterns
for any kind Of works and Nhbre they can get ANY
PATTERN stamped. Having atanpsd for so 100
ladies' Is proof tt1t he knows his business. Ladies
swho do notuah ttHsiE GOOD a spelled, bnt1Aaped
has they should beyeeto the crly lerso1 th,tn CITY
Gho does good Gnrk 2. ...1ssa,a i.,t.m.as 49, "
The oS,{N s1htkiis IN )t1vn1 NOV in operAticR
Ylutink a ID 6zGeed O. In neu Eeek else where
n NJ tsE 1851 7 street. epDsaise faso6t Once.
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FOR SALE-A FARM of 100 acres of superior
land, miles from Georgetown and % miles
from the capal so acres In cultivation, and the
balance in very heavy pine wood, Improved by a
car he sold off the farm to pay double the amount
of purchase money. F.MACE.
ie 2a-lMs Al Sereuth street
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RYJ. O. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctionssrs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE COREEW
OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND 18TH
STREET EAST.
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON. June 18th, ct g..
O'Clock, on the premises, by virtue OF deed OF
trust dated March 81, 1854, and duly recorded in
Liber No 81 folios L. ct seq. of the Land rec
ords for Washington county, D. D; shall sell Lot
No. J. in square south Of square No. l0l9. situated
at the corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 18th
street east.
Terms: One half cash; balance in three and six
months, secured by deed Of t,ust $50 to be paid
on the ground at the time of sale. And the trus-
tee reserves the right to resell after four inser
lions in the Evening Stal at the risk of desultinx
purch aser in the cost of the sale. not being COM
piled with in FIVE days after the day of sale.
Copyeyances and stamps at cost OF purchae
GEO. c. MITOHEEL Trustee
&c I'D J, G, MCGUIRE d 90. AuctS
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REAL ESTATE SALKs.-James G. Mcclure
i Co., sold, Yesterday, thirteen lots on Seventh
stree road. beyond Boundary street. to various
purchasers, at prices ranging from nine to
JWenty-fou cents per square foot
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RY J, 9. MCGUIRE CO.. AuctiOnsere.
BUILDING LOT ON NORTH G STREET. BH-
TWEEN NORTH CAPITOL AND 1sT STREET
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, June Is, al e-s
O'Clock. the premises, We shall sell part of Lot
No. IA, in Square No ga fronting l6 feet OF north
G street. between North Capitol street and LIST ct.
west, and running back LIS feet inches to sc foot
alley.
Terms: One.third CASH the remainder in siT,
and twelve months with interest, secured By dseA
of trust on the premises.
Conveyances at the cost of the purchaser.
je l5-d j. q. MEG UIRE& Co., Auct's
~ THE ABOVE. SALE is UNANOIDABLT
postponed until SATURDAY, June 2tth, same
10 lSd &c. MCGUIRE Il CO.. Auets
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SRgENADB-The Sixth Ward friends OF Mr.
John III. Semmes, gave him q pleasant sur
prise In the way of q serenade on Tuesday
night, having Wither's excellent band for the
occasion, .....4.
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Headquarters Military District Of Washington, }
IoBo [

EXEMPTIONS FROM THE DEAFT-Persons
entitled TO exemption from draft can have their
papers correctly drawn by John II. McCutch-
en-, attorney at law, corner Of 18th and f streets,
opposite Post Office Department.
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TOR SALE-A corner LOT. 24]s by 70 feet, nea :
IL the War Depart nent. Must be sold. and will
go cheap for cash. inquire at No. 573 nth street
west 10
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II u. HRIBERG ER, sucoKsseR 10 Il. f.
1aITg = Lou DON &, Co, a froef .-a>C
. ,ilw joqCTTIZEMS AMD.MILIIARYo f.
-, ,aa8J M.yseeissas Hes: tlas S's... 3. asN
.tss @. II. SS6a PennnsyiFAaia.ave.Ee$
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PERSONAL.

Ii DR. J. H THOMPSON
HAS Removed from No. 274 north to 512 IL
street, one door west of 18th st.
Office hours. 10 te12 a. M; to p. IA. ie2S-lm-
CAUTION. Having been informed that SEB AS
~ T1ON BANGERr has offered for sale, Lots NO.
Ii. a. 10, Is, II. Is, and IL. in Square No l2 and
Lots No. s. 10, "a. IS, and 81 in subdivision of
Square No As. ia the City of Washing ten, D. G.
All persons hereby cautioned that the pretend
i ed ownership Of said BANGERr to said property
is illegal, and that the purchaser will be inyolyed
in litigation without any possible ground Ct sue
cess. --r -. s#' JOHN hlhlIER.
Washington, D. c., June %. 1854, ~ ie % 3tf
MRS. l.. SMITH, an excellent Giairvoyant and
lyl Test Medium, 252 Fourth street, Are doors
netism, sees your dead and LIVING friends tells
sympathy 6r the afflicted. Hours from 10 3. m to
T,O THE POOR AND UNFORTCNATE-Con
sultationgrAt frola II to II IL. Medicines
~''h0useharsiDR . BEcHTrNGER, =
Formerly Surgeon in charge in the Austrian and
italian army informs the public Of Washington
that he has just arrived from Paris, and deyotes
his attention to the treatment OF all kinds of dis
cases. Particular attention to females and private
diseases He conversee in English, French, Ger
man, Spanish and italian languages. His plo-
mas ffen the most cel LIBERATED university of Europe
hang in his once, Penn. avenue, 500, near Sd
street.. Once hours, to II e. NJ; to 6 p. N.
te 7-SFs EiEsa t.c3 ass - .f,lI 81 49, 60
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ITO LEfAA handsomely furnished HOUSE, m
i the First Ward The whole. or In suites Pes!'
session given the LIST of July Inquire ct Star o.
fee, o. address BAR. EEkR. Geor setevn Post Of
oAcez T" ,i'S 3, p ts4s7s = rs 90 my 2sfns
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EOR RENT-A furni shed front BED ROOM, for
Il one or two gentlemen. Also. front basement
suitable for an Office. Apply at No. SAG 10th ST..
between L and III. ie 81 St.
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NOR RENT.-A small STORE on Penns. ania
avenue, between 3D. and = street, No. 10.
ing for the good viii. II would also suit FOR an Of
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-22
Constitutional Opinion.

Sambo and Dinah were male one India
rubber about the time when the war com.
menced. Dinah was SO happy that she
worked harder than ever All her washing
and ironing; and Sambo was SO happythat
he gave up white washing entirely. and
spent in rum and politics. all that Dinah
earned. lie soon became an uncomm on
druDkard. quarreled with Dinah aai left
her because she refused to give him any
more money. After violating his con>ti-
tuition for more than three years. he return
ell sick bnt not ceniless. and asked to be
received again; but Dinah vas inexorable.
snow Dinah, honey. be SO good as to
huff dis cruel war be ober.
"Oberi 1t is ober.''
"Ober! WHAT" - 2tltf}< -f't
cit is ober three years, you black rum
pigl"
Samto now pliei husbands right to
govern. and being up to the spirit OF the
age. he said
'Dinah gall | hab suffered some. and
now dis chile wants to come lack, on de
basis oh de Constitution and lie Union
Yah, yah' said Dnah. we can't fool
me on polytics. All gubberment describes
its fus powers from the consent OF che CUB
berned; and don't consent. So you may
jas 60. Clear de kitchen q. - ~
The result of this dash of politics was
thatthe Union was not restored and Sam
hos sufferings continued.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-22

A military definition oil kiss would be
a report at head quarters, sa
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-22
and said there was a

j -
slight one. ~
lie then ltenderly kissed her **-* |
and asked if they could be married in a
week
She raised her great swimming oyes to
his face. and gazed londly upon him but
said nothing. Blyf - .r e
Her poutiug lips were in tempting prox-
unity to his own. #*-*-%-*
He nov repeated hi, question, when i'll
an agonizcd voice she cried out: sAl
"Oh! dear, l can't tell! I've got q
phthisicy old cuss of a husband out in one
o them wagons. and he's just spitelul
enough to live a month YETI
Condrick is still bachelor.
He had a spell of something like noun
tain fever the next day after he visited the
emigrant train-at least, he went off into
the mountains, and Stunned mankind and
womankind for about two months.
But he is all right now.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-22

----*.. 1t will be observed that
the last one was of immense length. II
has a tail to it like a comet. | am not
sure that it was not even longer than
have represented Condrick is not even
sure about it, He thinks about here he
was insensible for time Sa E
After all these kisses came an awkward
pause.
The situation to be sure was not an un-
happy one. rr
But again my friend felt that il was
time for something more.
He made the leap from one precipice--
another was before him.
He was tottering to its brink.
lie must speak of marriage.
How would she take hat?
She had acknowledged that she loved
him.
Cool! ~
This gave him conroge. = ~
He gasped and chokingIy gulped ont the
question--in fear, and with his eyes slight
ly closed. sg ff~Tr se
She elaspel him mole tightly about the
neck. and sighed deeply.
Poor Condrickl all sorts Of fears attack
ed him.
The very blood in his heart seemed con-
gealing.
lie elt drop of something moist fall on
his han'l.
At first he thought her nose was bleed
ing.
He held his hand aloft in the moonlight,
and omit beheld glittering tear.
He Eel, better then.
His heart gave great leap, and he said
Thank HeavenW
He was now much encouraged.
He again made inquiry as to her love
for him.
She said then, in words. that she loved
him-"Oh! so, so much!' which for
time comforted him greatly.
Cond,ick now began TO urge immediate
marriage.
She objected, but chung more closely to
him. and said. "Wait awhile"
Condrick wanted to know il there was
any obstacles to their Immediate union
She kissel him ***% -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-22

MAKING "A VETERAN" OF "OLD ACE"
We were greatly amused at the remarks
of one of one OF Uncle Sans Grmau boys
in regard to the Presidential canvass 1t
rs too good to I've lost. Said the sturdy
Teuton; | goes for Oil Abe. by taml Old
Abe be like de soldier boy. Venhe serves
tree yeats, he give him four hundred'tollar
and re-enlist him. and make him Won vet ;
eran. Now Old Abe he serve tour years.
By tam. We re enlist him four, more years
and wake ron veteran 81 him. : Vot you say
--eh?-1ffn Tribune. lss5 ~ ...s