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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-27
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500 R e M o. Y A g. SOC
TO NEW RuILDIN Co. - ~ ,
AE50O-6A rr"
..,.,, SEVENTH STREET, co.
JOINING ODD FELLows' HALL.
JAMES S. ToPhAM q CO., &.
HAVE REMOVED: ~ .ar
Their Well. Known OLD. Established =,
TRUNK, sADDLBRY, HARNESS, go,
MILITARY EoUIPMENT MANDATORY,
NEwBUILDIEa. ..,
A-500-Ga
SEVENTH STREET, d"
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE OLD STAND, r
Where may be fosnl, Of our own manufSotprs, q
most complete ass6ftmsAt Of every style and
price Of military and citizsnB' ~ -
'' SADDLES AND BRIDES,
BREAST COLLARS AND .MARrINaALIs,
FINE SWORD BELTS, J
with Topham' Patent Slide.
Sole Manufacturers Of, vi
LANGHoLz's PATENT SPURS.
Manufacturers Of !,
LANGHoLz's PATENT CURB AND NOSE.
STRAP.
&C.. .n FOR BALB;.ryI
KwBANK's PATENT SPUR,
STEEL, BRASS, and SILVER PLATE SPURS,
BUFFALO AND FINE. WOODEN ROBES,
n HoRsE COVERS AND BLANKETS,
:. 3D. nG.rY BITS.
MILITARY, AND CITIZENS "a f. @. :
RIDING AID HARNESS BITS
..,..o $3.50. r.IE GREAT vARIE ETY..
.ryr .I". H:ABH Es's4"'" e. 81,
PINE DOUBLE COACH, CARRIAGE, AND
BUGGY HARNESS, I,a,,.
FINE SINGLE CARRIAGE, BUGGY, AND
10 - EXPRESS HARNESS. 81
sUTLgRs' STAGE, : WAGON, CART, AND
~ PLOUGH HARNESS. n'' &c. a"'
d, a.. +, VIII Ps, nU. .i"' "
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EVERY sTYLR AND PRICR.
TRUNK Ks
SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS AND vALIsRs,
IRON FRAME TRUNKS, ~. ....
Woop BOX TRUNKS AND vALIsEs,
LADIEs! DRESS TRUNKS AND BONNET
ARMY VIifIsEs AND PACKING TRUNKS,
Leather and G'antas Pelhsieur Bags Leather,
Canvas, and Carpet Travelling Bags; Lsdies
French satehsha; Toy Trunks, and seboo
satchels, and every article In their line of bust
ness. -,
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90 800 -6A u
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pRoposALs FOR FUEL,

HOUSE, OF REPRBsRSTATIvEs, !
wAsBNGToN, D, G., Sept. !, 1864.
Sealed proposals. will be received at the Clerks
ONCE, House OF Representatives Of the United
States until FRIDAY,the 29th day OF Septic mbsr,
A. d. 1865 nj ~ clock IN, for furnishing for the
uss Of the House Of Representatives 700 tons
(g $40 lbs) Of best Anthracite Coal, equal % the
B0himore' OOmpany's Coal-No. l or large egg
sire. 70. go " ...-. De- !. =
100 cords Of best Baker q Pine Wood, (seasdned J
90 cords Of seasoned Oak in lengths cftwe feet.
~ 6OGL i d" & Hickory ~. -
a The whole to be delivered into the vaults Of the
Capitol by the FIRST Of November ensuing, Under
the directions Of the Chief Engineer, whb whom
satisfactory arrangements must be made for
weighing and measuring. Satisfactory security
for the performance Of the contract Will be re-
.quired. "l'I .
Proposals should be directed I" To the Clerk Of
the House OF Representatives, and addressed
'srTopo sails for FUEL! .,, o.. .,..,. f
n. n. - - RDWARD MCPHERSON ,.
au2S -W4w I.,a .. Clerk Of the IL. r., u S.,
|, FIgS-T-=I=SI It'll IT,
WASHINGTON, SEPTEMBER 10, 1865,
iHi-THB UNDERSIGNED have thh day
formed aeB!psrtnership for the purpose Of con
ducting wholesale and retail family gtuceTy,
dt $40 Pennsy " hia avenue opposite thS Metro
P6iitah Hotel. under the style Of Joseph b. HryAa
Y Bro, where they would be pleased to berye
thSiP ffiehds and the public Persons IN want
wiil'8nd full and complete assortment, ADD az
prices Is low ~ can be purchased.
JOSEPH B. BRYAN,
sel4.sosw &C, BRYAN.
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|| iS4 4 5.r.Irxr oIX1i. "a. 4 /,
IAY 900 KE& o 10 -,
lel,+, ', ,,,,,, {, :. BANKERS. ,t.s '''''
t1y+sRsrH STREET, spp.ssrasrstA suRf,
boy asd sell at eutrspt rates ins keep IN hand
! faii supply Of ali .. 'rd, 90 * 81 81
;;soOvviEiRSMRsr BONDS 1S ".; i /: g u
i sEyEs.rmRrYTRkAsuKr NosRs.
s.- cEKr1rtArEs OF HOEBrEpskss, ss,
and pay tn. hishs., ptoGs for 1' To-, 8 ,S,,
aUARTBRMAsTBR IS CHECKS ANDvouSHBRs
aug7-df ......, IL, ,JT
7,2AHkTIoNAL L San ID 7 On
80 :METR o1R0-LIs,i
GOVERNMENT, pxrosIroRr AND LOAN
gt ~, ..,,i ~ AGENCY, ~ IT,
r - is,frfTiKsrH, srRKxr. =,
OPPOSITE UNITED STATES TRKAHDRf DE-
80 '-' TO- 80. PARrMRsr:' 900,
This Bank IL authorised TO rsesivs SAB erip-
lions TO tho o ..... ar"' u,av t's .ss'0
POP tkR 7so|LoA y.
Thsss note. are i.susa in, d.noninaii on. of
go, sioo, $500, q, 900, and sS,ooo payable TO
bearer @ pia'r, 'AI's year. aasr sa's .r'h IN, IN
three ,,sntS, pst ,snsuia PCT snnpHh, s.d are
'0n'sr'oio - m - " ,n' aoa op"Ol
had. Tn, in,srs.t,ou ,,hs.a ,os,. 4. two eeu,r'
per ,day for stet, 500. h. g. % .sr., w., 80,
FULL ooh a''DS ALLOWED =; :; , n
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ANY ,usosn.,,6. I..D.se,,psa a. UNITED
STATES LOANS wiiibs ehssrfully given on ap.
pi'A"on PefsohAhy of " f~'ef.
A PULL SUPPLY OF GOVERNMENT sEcU-
.' ''' sALH 80
OPEN ACCOUNT WITH DEALERS, .'
ON ALL ACCESSIBLE POINTS, o.,
BUY AND SELL COIN,
'.".s, ,o,,r -. -, #.
80.
avn ,..,,,or.
~ GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
"s"HoToHNsos' Gambler
L. n ohlrrhNphs. fresd'n. nhA.a
hHef N hfioS Al . ANN "
OF, WASHINGTON. -
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H. d. Cooks (0f Jay Cooke b Go. y President
wa HUNTINGTON, o,,h,.,
.
aovRpNxpNr nppos,ropy .n
Do. .'' % AND ..
FINANCIAL AGENT vYHK LIMITED TT rKs.
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10TH STREET, OPPOSITE TIE TRHAsURf DxPARr-
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SPECIAL AGENTS FOR THE $50 LOAN.
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-08-17
tents,'' and seven hun.
drediron cot tedstcads
- -. i

tents,' and seven hun.
drediron cot tedstcads
aud mattresses and ci5.
thing, and a capscious
dining hall, so that all
who prefer can be ae-a
commodated in q Cru
raj way and can
attend the Fair, shoot
grouse, and catch fish,
and thus mingls be-
nevolencc with pleas
ure.
AL returned Io,cd
soldiers are inrited to
attend the Fair, and
they ,ciU be entertained
GRATUITOUSLY. 9TH
cr persons viii be en-.
tcrtaiued at very mod
crate charges. Let
every man, woman and
child IN Iowa work
zcalously for the Fair
from now till it I'D
journs,
G.. c. COLE, Pres.
p. P.lNG.'Ls, Cor. Sec'y
and General 4 gent.
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TAX. SALE.
TIPToN, CCEpAR COUNTY. Iowa

Z
.-. -: Treasurer's office, August 10th, 1863
Public notice hereby given that Monday the I'd day
OF October, A. D. 1865 at the Treasurers occe in the
court house, between the hours of 10 o'clock and
o'clock NJ Of said day, will be offered public sale the
following tracts and parcels Of land and town lots
situated in said Cedar State Of Iowa. which the
taxes remain due and unpaid the years 1852 1862 1861
1862, 1863 and 1864, for State County, County School,
County Relief Road Railroad Bridge School House, Con-
ngent and Teachers Fund Taxes The said lands will be
sold to satisfy the delinquent the accrring interest
and casts, unless paid before day The sale will
Continue from day to day. the place and hours above
specified, until all sold.
G.. P. INGMAN,
Treasurer Of Cedar county, Iowa.
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GHI>T MILL MACHINERY FOR SALE.

CONSISTING OF two run of stones, smut ma
chine, holt'ng apparatus, elevators, eonveyers,
belts, and all the shatttng, pullcys, SC. to run
the saiae IN complete order and as good as new,
Also, the hush frame, boiling chest. elevator
boxes, and other internal wood work, if de sired
Will he sold low for cash, or to suit purchasers.
Apply to ]. ". SHEARER, Upton, Iowa
June 21th, 1SGj. n3Gwt
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1t is said there arc
800, 900 feath ers upon
the wing Of a silk
worm moth, and that
any one doubling tho
truth of the statement
can easily satisfy him.
self by counting them.
t'n '0ia,s
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J. F.. KENNEDY,

DHYSTCTAN AND SURGEON. Trrro~, IOWA.
Office first door west of Reigart X McNa-
ara's drug store; Residence, two doors north
the steam mill. [lonlSl
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ALUAB BILE L AND
FOR SALE CHEAP.

THE N. F.. Quarter the N. W. Quarter, and the
f. Quarter of Section Is, Township SO, Range
in Fremont township. for sale separately or to-
ther, on favorable terms.
4so, l2O Acres, aoithin 2 Miles Of Upton.
.oetheast of Northeast 10, so, go acres
nth OF northwest II, So $50
hese tracts were sele cted and entered at an
" day. and are very choice locations; they
be sold on reasonable terms, if applied for
pn.
$50, l60 Acres IN Sugar Creek tornship
the main travelled road to Muscatine, com
sing
kt Of southwest Q, 70, so acres.
rhwest Of southwest ., 70, 30 q"
lnlaeast of northwest ., 70, 40
80, 40 Acres aoJoininy Smiths Flour
II ing MI, on Sugar Greek;
ntheast / ofsoutheast %, 20, 2.
%Also, 40 acres in Springfield township.
utheast / of southwest4 1 %, 81, /.
II For particulars enquire of
zNay 27tb, 1865. 22w3 VIM. II. TUTHlLL.
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A gentleman from
:he rural district re%
Gently accompanied his
son, a delicate youth
of about 200 lbs, to
the Portsmouth Navy
\ ard to solicit for him
a JOB Of work, the boy
having served threo
years or more in tho
army, aud therefore
was entitled to prefer.
ence over those WHO
have been doing their
fighting cat home -
The father accord
ingIy presented him
self to the proper
authorities when the
following dialogue en-.
suod:
What claim do you
present, sir|
Nv hatT
HAS the young man
been in the army or
elsewhere served his
country"
yes SIR, and he's a
big fighter tcr, Hc
killed every rebel no
CON e across, licked any
quantity of copper
heads, and when he
got home he licked me,
the old woman, and all
the young ones. II
he don't deserve a job
nobody never didn
1t is needless to add
that the "ftin man.
was taken.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-08-17

Salt is obtained in
Arizona in beautiful
transparent crystals,
and in large quantities
The salt mountains arc
located some sixty
miles above FL Dorado
Cannon, up the Colo
rado, aud are said to
be a great curiosity
and wonder to all
travellers who have
visited them. The
packers chop the salt
out Of the mass with
axes.
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DIR. r. SMITH,

EuRGEoN DENTIST. Artificial Q 0yS@A
Teeth on VulcaniZed Rubber: 4lI1J
DO. Hunters or Aliens Continuous Gum and
oek Work, Ii desired. Office over Childs
pre-, Upton, Iowa. 9n2l
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T.. A. GATES.

TNOUNTT SURVEYOR. All wishing his scr.
- vices, are requested to address him at Low
fn. March 30th, 1865 .9m
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J. G. BATDORF, NJ. D..

Jas located in MECHANICsvILLE, Iowa, for the
practice of Medicine ana Surgery. Office on
Main Street, one door west Of Drug Store, up
stairs. 12n20
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The pecorah Rcp.
states that q Mrs.
Smith, wife of a SOL
dier Of Deccrah, has
saved money enough
by hard work washing,
&c to erect a neat
brick house in that
town in which to reside
with her children and
welcome her husband
Gu his return. The
s1sdjsls s1jissF s sfsD6f{Hb'; q 6dsb . ;dff.'
ference in soldiers
wives as in other NOR.
tails.
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]. F.. BOAI.,

hisICTAN Il SURGEON, TIProS, Iowa. Hav-
|iing permanently located in this place. tenders
his professional services to the afflicted.
Fs>Ofice in the Postoffice Building. (up stairs.)
f.,dence, in the building recently occupied by
F". Young, esq. nl3me
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ssT \ J ohm Bull, Leon.

S1 n y ohh DuH,con-
sersing with an In
dian, asked him if he
knew that the sun
never sat on the
Queens dominions.
"No,' said the To-
dian.
"Do you know tho
reason why ?" asked
John.
" Because God is
afraid to trust an Eng.
lishman in the dark, +"
was the dusky savage's
reply.
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VIM. p. MCNAMARA,
TIPToN, IOWA,

VIM. p. MCNAMARA,
TIPToN, IOWA.
Dealer in
RUGS, MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS, PAINTS,
- OILS Il VARNISHES,
GLASS, PUTTY, &C.,
|YE WOODS AND DYE STUFFS
GENERALLY.
me Toilet Soap,
Fine Hair and Tooth Brushes,
Perfumery, Trusses,
Shoulder Braces.
and GARDEN SEEDS.
ems, Ink, Letter Paper, Envelopes and
Yankee Notions.
llysucrAN,s. PkEsCRrpr1oNs AC-
CURATELY COMPOUNDED.
LAMPS, CANS, WICkS,
CHIMNEYS,
DIN
and a, superior article Of
No. White Carbon Oil.
! for sale by WIN. p. MCNAMARA.
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EXCHANGE OFFICE.
JOHN $. TUTIIILI,.

JOHN $. TUTHILL,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, Notary PrpL1C
and INSURANCE AGENT. Participating Poll
es issued on reasonable terms. Office with
e County Treasurer, in the court house.
Upton, Iowa, Sept. 10th, 1868. [n3Gvl0y%l
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Rochester Township.

Treasurer Of Cedar {
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'io J
from
| Dis
the
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& OF
cheS.
:rup.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-03

THE Springfield (Illinois) correspondent
of the Chicago Post gives the following ~
q verbatim speech delivered by one 81 abe
members Of the Illinois Legislature
Nr. Speaker think sheep is paramount
% dogs. and our laws hadn { oughter be so
that dogs can commit ravagcs on sheep
TApplalse in the gallery, for which the
Speaker threatens 10 have the persons turn.
cd out ii such demonstrations are sgain re
peated.J Mr. Speaker, represent sheep
on this floor. lGreat laughter, aud cries Of
That's 20, from the opposition Up
where ] live sheep is more account than
dogs and although yop may tej Hleg that
dogs Il asefal, still say ON tue Cahef hand
that sheep is usefuller, snd show me man
that represents dogs on this floor, and that
thinks dogs morc important than sheep,
and ] viii show you man that is lana.
mount 70 ssKneE noihi8g Mr. Speaker
am through
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-03

AoeoaDISG 10 the Boston Journal, the old
plan Of mixing water with lard is now ex-
tensively pracuced. By pouring water in
to lard, aud keeping il constantly agitated
until Il ceois. some twenty five per cent, of
water can be mixed With the lard The pu-
rity Of the lard may be determined by mel
ting it at a temps satgre of igohundned and
twelve degrees " Il meits without cbul
ton. IL contains no water. and If IL deposits
no sediment it is probably pure. Water is
also Rsed in increasing the weight Of butter.
By making the butter very salt, its eapaci-
" for raising water is greatly increased
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-03
NOTICE.

DY VIRTUE OF An EXECUTION ISSUED
I'D ffam the ase Of de clerk of the cireais Court d
tbe United States foF The Esssern District u Teaaosss
sill Pess paliie sale for sash a. The Court neais
deer 80 knexTlile, on the 18th day 81 May, 1895 )
Dwelling House kad tss ard Rfiek Store Hoess and
I.e, both lying IA ths oWn af Morrsiewa ia Jsearsos
essnfY. Tsan saioiaag ahs lands 81 JasaaEia and ths
hslfs 81 L. D. BEasklis ana aAsrs lsyisi en- a. the pro-
psrty 81 hurry 1oFris, e satisfy Judgment 0f sas
coart, IN favor II 4. 7. Dncs Co, asalnss tie said
prary A9FFiE G. q. ThIaG.
sPl24w Dsssty T. :. Hasslat, Dtst r. hesn.
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The first Proclamation.

WHKREAs, the laws OF the United States
have been for some time past, and nowsare,
opposed. and the execution thereof oh.
structed, In the States Of South Carolina,
Georgia, Alabama, Florida, Mississippi Lou
kains. and Texas. hv mhinatieHs too pow
erfalto he suppressed by the ordinary course
Of judicial proceedings or by the powers
vested in the marshals lsy law now, there
fore. I, Abraham Lincoln. President Of the
United States, in virtue OF the power in me
vested by the Constitution and the laws,
have thought fit 10 call forth the Militia 81
the several States Of The Union TO the az
gregate number Of - ,0e0. in order 10 sup
press said combinations and 10 cause the
laws to be duly executed
The details for this object will be iu-
mediaiely communicated TO tho State aU-
thorities through the War Department. /
appeal to all loyal citizens To favor, facili.
tate, and aid, this effort 60 maintain the hon
or, the integrity, aud existence, Of our ma
Gonal Union, aud the perpetuity of popular
Government and 10 redress wrongs already
long enough endured | deem il proper 70
say THAI the first service assigned 10 the
forces hereby called forth will probably be
10 rePobess the forts, places, and property
which :;have been seized from the Union !;
and in every event the utmost care viii be
observed, consistently with the objects afore-
said, 10 avoid any devastation, any destruc-
ton for interference with property, or any
disturbance Of peaceful citizens Of any part
Of the country. and hereby command The
persons composing the combinations afore-
said, 20 disperse and retire peaeeably 10
their respective abodes, within twenty days
from this date.
"Deeming that the present condition Of
public affairs present an extraordinary oc-
cAsion, do hereby, IN virtue of the power
IN me vested 10y the Constitution, convene
both Houses Of Congress The Senators
aud Representatives arc therefore. summon
cd 10 assemble nj their respective chambers
81 II o'clock. noon, on Thursday the fourth
day of JQly next, then and there TO consid.
CT and determine such measures as, IN their
wisdem, and eusllc safety and interest may
seem t. demand
Ia witness whereof ! have hercuhtc
sci my hand, and eauSed the seal Of the
United States 20 he affixed
q" Done al the City OF Washington. this
18th day Of April in the year Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and sixty-one,
and 81 the independence o. the United
States the eighty fifth
AHRAHAN LtSu1LN
~ sin. pt.sidarf
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ATTACHMENT.

ESsye & Tslsr Hsasg Gibsoa Tsasssss H. s1ssstsv
aa5 BeHfsa4ia W1ktas.
THE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT.
says the defendants Justly indebted him two kaaarsd
aeAFs sna - assnad conceal that ordinary
pfooes Of las sEset - served ibsn having
Attsehneni Agaias tbs fetaFnss bess Rrhy
knead gasties % thsfckes fof Andeson eauny and he
sams having been levied The estsis Of T. Bfa4sy;
ordered that Pabsaob b. made for successive weeks 10
bresniess Hhg notifying said desadsat appear before him
a. biz 0es shs las eag Of gsy, s6s aans s3
taAep - eenisaeed and set fer hsaftaR pATss,
api9 ~ pfa5t RITtiifEY KINGAfn JR
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ATTACHMENT.
A. Jaakn0n W. u. w. Mckenzie.
III DIAlNfrTRIa aN AIsEsff,

n H8ahhVh Va o. W MfhehElC.
THE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT
80 says ihs aehaaRt Indebted hs asa 90 ksuosss OF
osHees hs thAi The ordinary process be aerVsA
zp5n h saFtsE ebtsinsd asaa asiaehnns agslnst
aeiesasn estate asds yesnsasbts hetrr n Miller joe
Tee q tbs Peace oE asgs sgag, aaa &c haEtng
levied ks property Il u ordered - ssd Justice thai IN
dsassH aRPssF before hin - h sss u tAs ssh district
Ass coaatf isth 81 Ny aexb viii pRoessaea vih
baEt u farther aFaefsA that sis nsse bs pabeA
four szecessiss weeks Ia The Kaexyns Bhig.
apffs-4W Psss MiLL1R,
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". a. WBIfsoN, @ An
ATTACHMENT.

janet NJ. Carter ". james 3. Carer.
IHHE PLAINTIFFS, ON AFFIDAVIT,
tays che defendant iadsbtgd him and aasconas sas
he ARBITRARY YFecss Of aR served upon h having
obtained Al na saFkent AgAin the estate " The aesn-
dant made eshTpsbis before p H. EkAgrs Jnstes 81
feaes for Knox eDanty and s hsEia eyad apas
b property u h oFea ~ sad 5aaes asfshAaat ap
pear before bin at hs bgase IN Knox eeaAy Ne h dag
september $50 81 viii be pFosssaed Hlh esrss. %
fassr ordered that t aoss 6s PRbSh s us successive
Weekfih HroHniaWS NhsR. =
Apla-Av pc P.R. sKAaas. ER
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4 SUBSTITUTE for gunpowder. consisting
Of tanic gallic acid or the resin OF commerce
and chioratc or nitrate Of potash has been
discovered 1t is said 10 be Of three times
the explosive force Of common gunpowdcr,
and one-h half cheaper, and 10 leave no resi-.
dunn when exploded, to foul the gun. BY
separating its constituent parts, it can be
kept in magazines with perfect safety. All
this il what j. claimed for II, but We fear
the art Of war i not 81 far advanced a. this
yet
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DEATH az DR. T. o. u sHEY.--Nr John
=. Hurley escaped from The rebel prison at
Salisbury on the 26th Of February aud ar
rived al New York nR The 6 inst He says
DR. Richard O. Currey, the chief surgeon
OF. the post. died q few weeks ago He was
an exile frOla Knoxville, Tennessee. and
though thorough rebel, always made eve
~ effort IN his power b secure humane
treatment and the common comforts Of life
for the sick and denounced in fitting terms
the cold bloocd barbarity Of the Richmond
and Salisbury authorities. Ia starving, irecz-
ing and shooting prisoners
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JUDsE Dis,rArl1pIED roa DfsloFAlrY

JVD6E DlsAU ALFRED F0R Dfsl1FALTT -
The Maryland Legislature, in the case Of the
contested Judicial election in Baltimore
county, has dcclcrcd the election of Mr.
Grason % the office Of Judge Of the Eighth
Circuit Court nall aRd void and that he is
disqualified under the new Constituted by
reason Of disloyalty, he having been a
member of a military organization 10 resist
the United States at the commencement Of
the rebellion. new election is ordered.