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THs PUBLIC DrsrRIBUrioN OF sAhPLRz

will eommenee
FRIDAY MORNING, AT 10 O'CLOCK.
at the Posi- OFFICE, r
CORNER FoUR.AND-A.nAJF STREET AND
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
NAVY. YARD.
SEVENTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA
AVENUE,
FOURTEENTH aud PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
SEVENTEENTH AND PRSN'A AVENUE,
,0EoR6BrowE AND ISLAND,
and
sBAToN HALL, cor Ninth and D streets.
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The public may rest assured that every prom
lse made by the New York Manufacturing Jew
elers Association will be serupulously fulnlled,
faith will be exercised toward all their patrons,
This establishment must not be confounded In
any way with the numerous bogus "0ft knter-
prises BY which the public has been 20 fire.
luently gdllsd, A. II IL conducted on very differ.
snt principles, and It's ailhITs directed by men
whose social apd business reputation Ia without
spot or blemlsh.
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WAaNinoroN, y. G., Nay ~ 1855.
bidder, a y o'clock n On AAtURpAl. ~.
thif4 dff u Juhe nexi, u ne Naty-YEN ~
washingion, y. e, ne United nisfci 1i1aneEH I.
fnutee, Jaeob Bell, and pfaeee -
I Ths 9snhse q ! wosasn rids- uhs-l pil.m11
Of he foilowinf dlmenslonsi Leqgil, ~ ~;
breadth sfbeAn, :. fsel, dep.h q hold. " -.
inches dlamsisf q eTtnthr. e ipsh,, is,rs1eoi
P'i fSs yss ssi nan xsssss snssshs.i a.sgN
its iset long hrenaih .. bean y ~, i4.ts1
ineheai utrohe 81 piatoa, fsst. - 49,
4 The Dragon y ayeedsn pIeRellen - -. lnnE ~
breadth u beam " fset, and dspih ~ h2ia ~
stroke o. piston az inches ~. ttsf !. \. -.
The vessels may b segn and olhef paricdlaIt
made known on application . comuodof9 7. =.
Yard. ~. I 4.
Terms q sals Cash, In aovsnmenl fap1si
q 900 on s.sh vessel q he time q alls, nre ~
myle-ootdn % Yrs ilII q NlaIf4 r'tIit rlI'
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THERE Is no excuse for those who drag
their weary and dlsardered bodies into ourcom- :
pany, when a few dOsos OF ATER's sARsAPARILLA
would cleanse their mnrky blood aud restore
bilious disease, haNe some regard for your neigh
bors " not for Yourselves. ~ AZ ~ O..
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our omes has been placed IN direct telegraph
communIcalloh win fhe Gold and Stock n.
change Rooms "a New York, insudng prompt.
oeas IA The execution u orders. aff
ParahaSts and 1alss inads a the usual Ealss.
klIInNHoUeK, I0WLKR \ co.,
pAt'tU panksFt "a Penna. AvsaAN
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! !, esovER's THEArnE--" Uncle Toms
or" r...,. ..p.
s,surncea Deelish. " a
!, OpD FrLLows' HALL--wymAn, the
-. "a Yenarllaquial,
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READ WHAT THE NEw YORK HERALD

READ WHAT THE NEW YORK HERALD
SAYS:
'The Concerts are excellent. With each ticket
Is presented q coupon, which entities tho person
TO select an envelope Ia which Ia enclosed the
name Of an article. These envelopes are placed
In box standing upon counter, In full view on
the spectators, and the distribution is evidently
conducted In thoroughly Impartial manner,
During brief visit Of Inspection We saw silver
cake baskets, pitchers, bracelets, gold pens, aud
sleeve .bnttons passed over 10 the lucky ones,
aud was strongly Impressed with the Idea that
the more extensive the trade Of the jewelers. AS
ISOLATION, the more certain their anal bankruptcy
zach ticket purchaser receives a gin, and " all
the gifts are " the value Of those we saw given
away, We cannot sec where the PROFIT u. Thy
public, al all events, are gamers, aud the Anal
has proved decided success.
EVERY TICKET PURCHASER RECEIVES An
ENVELOPE, UPON WHICH Is WRITTEN
THE NAME OF AN ARTICLE, WHICH Is
THE PROPERTY OF THE PURCHASER.
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rIcKEFs OILY oNE DOLLARl
TICKETS ONLY ONE DOLLARl
ALL ARE sATIsTITD,
ALL REcnvE A PRIsEST
NO DELAY.
NONE 40 EMPTY AWAY

Tho Hall will he open Tor Exhibition Of Goods
on Friday And Saturday.
The sale Of Tickets will sommeheo on Monday,
May 92A, al O'Clock, abd eoalinus every DAY
and evening dnFing che week.
The I.aAlea am respectfully lnfoEmed that q
special eOunteE has been arranged foE thsir %.
bss nsiissvui be gives Of %. second ..sls. Of
Concarta, ~ b n. KLIAe,
ketuAFy u The
Ay,s+ Yots jewelers. I'sssliiIsn'
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T0IN IL. ELVANb a CU., 40
u 81 Louislaha ave. aud sos @ street, n
81 WAsHIN0rok, D.. o., NA
hEE pnALHng m Lf ~
IRON AND STEEL.
SWEDISH IRON ordlnaFy siIsa.
RERINBD IRON.
BAGNALL's, ~. fA
aoRsE SHOE IRoN-Mltrs. AZ
oYGIS AND HALF ROUNDS.
U. d. NAIL RODS. H
EF 40. rrH
EoswAY sHASiia
gPRIAo STEEL.
TIRE do.
TOE CORK STEEL.
HOOPs-0AlVaniIed, IH
SCROLL IRON.
EXTRA RALL RIVER RoDs-Round and
sguarsi charcoal plate ironi padded
plate iron. H.# .-
sHKEf IRON--Amsriean; American ,'OslA-
nla;" qBalsiAai In. hnssia; Rasnia
1ss soU11R CAST sTEEL,--s andsrsOa'S.
OCTA0OM CAST 0TEKL. -HT
sHRAn enthusiastically 1f
E oNAMAN AIIAL. -iattHf aA.N ne
Y FLAT CAST 1INnL. aFHtH-r ~
lLIgTYh lIInLs-AlnaEicaq. HEtf
lovnD urkkk-oaatFm asbiRsry' q N
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an - ~ - = fl-A<. n !
730r ATIoNAE gArK1. 20.
FMH1RoPotIe, es,a
sovRRSMEsr DEPOSITORY AND LcAs
e o. A0KnCT. Sff
Ua YIYTKRErH srRkKf.
OPPOSITE uNrrKD STATES FnRAaURY pn-
PAKrMxEr. 80
III. Bank s sutAsHs.d % receive sphssrip-
tons 10 the Ht y.
PoPULAR LsO LOAN. y
These note. are issued In dssonins,ioSs q
$50, 600, ESQ., y, cco, ana 5000 payable %
bearer or order, three yesrs amer OATS, with In
tsrssL payable ml.Apnuaily al ssvsa aad
thrss-.snths per ssnlsm per Ahnum, add arr
sOnver,ibls atmaturity ., the holders option
Into The .. % six per cent gold tnferst -bearino
boAds. The interest on thess notes is TIVE cents
per day fYr every eico. ~
FULL COMMISSION ALLOWED
| sr TO rr g..s
BANKS AND'BANKKRs
Any iufornSs'Oa respecting the UNITED
STATES LOANS win be shserfuny given 90 sp-
plisA,iOn Psr.Onally Or ~ lss,sL .sa
A FULL SUPPLY OF GOVERNMENT sxcu.
| RITES CONSTANTLY ON HAND roR
A
We RRcKryE DEPOSITS.
OPEN ACCOUNT WITH DEALRRS.
MAKE COLLECTIONS 80 - ~
| ON ALL AcCEssIBLR POINTS.
BUT AND SKILL coin,
CURRENCY, AND ExoHANoE.
AND ALL CLASSES OF a
| GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
PURCHASE GOVERNMENT vousnKRs.
| n" AND fnASsAcr
| GENERAL RANKING BUSINESS
4 J. p, HurcnIssos, Cashier.
L. Il oHITTRNDKx, President. nhas-u
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7 On NATI0EAL LoAN.J7 9nl
Mr.. JAr COOKE, Of our Arm, having resumed
the General Agency for oOvsnnsn, Loans
We are prepared 70 rurnlsh promptly, 70 Agsn,a
and purchasers,
va sEvEN.rHRrY TREASURY NoTEA
These notes are issued. under date Of Angus, IA
1854, In denominations Of
$50, sloo, $500, $1,000 AND 5000
They bear interest at $40 per cent. per an
Sum, aud have coupons attached, payable In
lawful money on February isth and August 10th
Of each year. The prinslpal will be paid In law
full money on August 18th, iso7j Or, at the option
Of IN. holder, the notes may then be exchanged
a. par for
UNITED STATES FIvB!TwKNrY BONDS,
rsdeemahls 1t the pleasure Of the ooysramsu.
al any time ansr ave years, and payable tvsnty
year, from August LIST, 1897, with iAssrss,si
SIX PER CENT. IN COIN.
payable ssmi-aususiiy. Thee bonds are d
present worth In the nArks. about .
NINE PER CENT PREMIUM.
IRON which deduct the premium upon the 90.
srusd gold interest, and IhSro Is lsf ne, pre-
MUM upon the bonds Of
ux PRR CENT .I
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John r. ELvANs 4 CO., ~
" o. Louisiana avenue and sos street -
WARRINGTON, d. c., -
pHALEna ~ ~
KE0 HARDWARE sEufIrS

CUT NAILs-Tinlshsd, 10 IA; Fence, 8 10
l2d; Box, s. Z, d.
CUT 6PtKEs--i 10 7 inches. ~.
4 CLINCH MAILS. T .i.r
PRESSED AND BOAT SPIKES
HORSE SHOES. Durdon Is Government. No. l
toBi Bardsn's City, No. 1 TO s.; Q. and
", No. 10 Al Male Shoes, I, 2, s.
nOs's 70 10; Puts"%'t *. 4. sT ioi New
London, 8 70 10; american, - Q 10 10,
apli TRIMS; MET CASH
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"a the beat AdSerIlslng Mediuhln tho District .
Columbia, being read BY citizens ana SiranGsFs
myl7-st' -
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Guns, oy.srrs...ys.'. osg.fE

wA.ntsoros, D. d, Nay n, iscS %,
direction % Drsve, colopsi chsries n. t.u1ins.
A. O. NJ, At thu carrala near Ne Observatory. n 3
the cry e ws;hisE,s. p \, Ss hs,y,sn "A
which have Ss.s Used IN Ne csvssslssi ssf.
III r.. sole win sean.uss on MozDAr, Nay M
ls0s, at 10 o'elock, q n. and eenilnne uqn ~
s3 *. mule. VIII b ola .usis y sl.slsls.'
bidder ~ ~ - iftf.iA
"a A.. 80 oA, p " n 49,, y, ~ D
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E1RsT NATIONAL BANK OF
WASHINGTON,
n. D. oooEH, tOf Jay Cooke ! Co., President,
VS. HuSrusros. Cashier.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY 70
AID
FINANCIAL AGENT or THE UNITED TTATEs.
iSrH srHEEr. OpposrrE THE rEHAsUET DH'AsT.
MET.
0oysrumsnt securities with Treasurer Uniisd
p'. States, a ~
aS-ONE MILLION DOLLAIRS.-Ea
Acting in eonussti0n with the hOuss Of
JAY COOKE 4 CO., As
SPECIAL AGENTS PoR THE $50 LoAN.
We will MI orders with prOmP,nsa' aud die.
patch, allowing the regular sOmrnis'iOa TO
Banks and Banker.
A constant supply Of the Notes On hasa and
ready for immediate delivery.
We boy and sell all Glasses Of CONVENIENT
SECURITIES At current market rates.
FURNISH KxcHANOE and make COlIoS,lou'
On ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF TIL
UNITED STATIC
We purchase Government Vouchers oa III
MOST FAyoRABLR TERMS, and give eAHHSvI
ASD PAOnPT ATTESrIoH TO
ACCOUNTS or BUSINESS men AND IIRis.
Aua 70 any ether business entrusted 'oSs y.
IvJ1 IHyoHMAroH IN regard % oovKRN
MINT LoANs a all tnss shssEfuliy furnished
\ wM q HuEftNoToN, Cashier,
wAsHusros, March ., iss0, nAn'df
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DYJAMBs o. MCGUIRE 4 co.,
~ sEF NON q SsSgsS sccE

oNTHE HfoI GROUND NEAR coLuhsiA
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, NAY n a .
o'clock, on the promises, We shall sell thirty
plots Of ground u one halfto one acre each, ~.
F Psss. Il a. ne ssss rss -
lng pant o. the estate of RP. Brown, nee. -
These cOTrAoE sITRa are on the high rfount
tnown ~ Piney nrAneh road, which fgr b1AulI-
fui and ronAufie scenery Il nnnarpas.el ~ Tits
vicinity. This rad. leadlAg 70 Piotcer VII ~
Rock Creek. has long been The fAtorits dFlta q
lovers Of the picturesque. Bach plot 4 irnroset
With some hnx er sixty varieties q hrittfe's q
II Tie oppsTasIsy 70 pufeha,, sssera 10 th,.
favored iecaiity u seldom oneFtd. u u eaay u
access, bslpg only short wnlk from ~ lo-inInna
Of the Fourieenth sirec, passenger s,ilfcsd tiill
All sosysysnsins .nd ,l.np. :. ne eos. q NJ
p''' JAmHsc Mcauinn koo., y,
mylA-tda rlUI"H ~ Ancilune0rs.
ARGE SALE OP aovKRNMRNT
~ MULR. WV l-I---L. ~
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NEW YORK MAFUTAoTuRrNal
JkwErKRs ASSOCIATION,
GRAND PRESENTATION ooNCERT
aSo oDbSSEL6ws' HALL.
NOVELTY, MUSIC, AND LIBRRALrTr.
fhs most pebulst and attractive snt.rprissi
ever inaueuraied. endorsed BY the press and
public % New York. ana ne principal siiie Of
the Union. -
The New York Manufacturing Jewellers Asno.
sis,iou respectfully announee 10 the public q
Washington, that having concluded their festh
Series Of Concerts u the New York Academy Of
Masic, for which more than one hundred thou-
sand Tickets were sold, and = sorrespondlug
number q prs,eais eraiultously distributed 70
ticket purchasers, they have largely added 70
their Immense stock Of
WATCHES. JKwKLRY. PIANOS,
SILVER WARE, SEWING MACHINES,
DIAMONDS &C.,
And being unable 70 obtain Store In the City o.
sufholsnt capacity for The display Of Goods.
to be Kraialtously dinirihntsd, tho splen-
ala aud eligible Hall kuowa as
STATION HALL. CORNER OF NINTH AND D
srRHRrs,
Has been engaged and aued pp for the occasion
in the most elegant, ecstly, and dAIIllng manuel.
and which will be open for the Inspection Of the
public on aha
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, MAY 10 AND -
when visitors VIM have an opportunity Of sx-
aiming the largo aud beautiful stock %
WATCHES, JEwRLRY, SILVER
WARE, &c. all oeyhieh IL to be
| glvea away to purchasers
| o. tickets TO tho
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL.
| fl CONCERTS
To be given on
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, AND SATURDAY,
JUNgl, 2 AND 3, AT oDD-PgLLowS HALL,
For which the following distinguished taleut has
| been engaged ~
i MRS. J. NJ. MoEAGT,
MRS. MARIE ABBOTT, +.,
/. MRS FIsRB,
Il MRS. NORTON, 7 N.
MISS NINA GEARY,
Mr.. GEORGE SIMPSON,
Mr.. ERNEST PRURINo,
| MR. GusTAvUs 0RARY.
| Mr. 3. @. ~ HOLDER, haf
| sr Mr.. ). r. THOMAS,
/ Mr.. A. sEDGwiCK, tr
who will appear In Programme Of Raro BIZ.
| eslIenee
TICKETS FOR THE CONCERT ONE DOLLAR
Every purchaser Of ticket TO these concert
will receive at the time Of purchase, at the depo
where the tickets are sold, valuable present, be
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THE DAILY TIM
PUBLISHED MORNING AND EVENING.
THE ONLY PENNY PAPER IN THE uSITED
STATES,
Contains the LAtssl New, in is Several Editions
oRovER,s THRArRR EDITIoN.

A large EdiilOn o The TINS, containing u
Latest News ue 70 ave o'clock, together with h
Theatre Bill for the evening, IL circulated regu
larry In Growers fashionable Theatre.
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pal. o.s. ..a cAIsi Sss J, 4. 2,
CALR oF a FRIMR IUIL1INa.
cmus oylIEg..4.r osylsn, !

cunnp ouAnrunnArrrh Opritn,l
DEroT % WAHuineTon,
-, wA.HrseIos .; nsE y. lss ~. >. } !.
Isea, under The dlrsctlon q cepisla I, II crevell
4, 2. NJ on SATURDAY., Nay p lee0 . "
''ei0sh a AS ~ ,ssEIlgttp,ros 80, -. &
eighteen BY thirty feet, shineiee roef, fofmFIly
used By The 0ovarnfn ~ an nrmofy, and aitp-.
aisd u tho corner Of seventh aad sireeta, Capt
tol Hi, washington, y. o. So, -. 49,.
wv fs ID. H. nUCHkng y 70
RhradIer oensral ahd ckIsf oaaIlsInasl.I. ! J.
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CiARD.-cAPr.. AI.Hx. hObkRIB THE
" Director u he KxCELalOn SALOON, no.
$50 I0URTBnNfH slrset eunodnllalo Ne pab-
lie that he aglil - Ma bar Liquors n ~ rlIael
day from u % ao'sloak, Siuxarisas esd HhnRr
dAnt LUNCH. l.. = -, apn -an
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GALE OF c0EDKMEED cL6TnfN0
= CANE AND oARHIsoN EaurPAas. TENT

80 wAamsaros, D. O., May 4, iSss ~
win be sold ~ Publia Auelion, uuaer the a..
4, Al 6oysrnmsai wsf.6ouss ~. ., on 1srss-
teenth, between n and streets north, washing
ton, D. O., on MONDAY, Nay q, 1895, = 70
o'clock, Z. m, lArge lot q eondsmnsd OleiA-
iaisairy ana csssiry Goats. Jashsa.. Rrsyssr
DnNsrs, Dkiria, Bst Hats, Caps, npglqa. TFpm,
pets, Dgpm Heads, ylfss, LsgglnG,, Rlaas, oloek.
piekaxsl, Axes, HsverSasks, caale1ll, n5ps
Tsn, Ceiiiags Hospital Tsais. sihisy 1shis.
8" sasss.sisi sidds,. mast .pp,,lAs s,sr..vlsA
Terms easb, In 0ovsshment fnndn:
lt d. II. nUCKHn, ~
Brig. Gen. and Chief oaaItsfmaeiSF,
myA-l0t rr D6Do1 y Waahinatnn
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Nr JohnR. Coyle, Que Of the proprietors Of the
Aatioaal Inisll0eRcer, was examined and tes-
uisd that be knew Booth, but not intimately.
ne Judge Advocate General said that Booth, be-
iSft he died, stated that on the night before the
is'asslhation Of the President ho wrote long
article aud len Il for one 81 the editors Of tho M
toaal fnisllf0encer, in which be fully yet forth
hh reasons for the crime, and asked Mr.. Coyie W
Az such paper had been received. He responded
that be never heard q nuy such paper, aud was
certain that u had mover boon received at the
saes ftfN
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-18

nIssoLUTION.-THR FIRM OF J. W.
~ THOMPSON 4 CO., Plumbers and Gas Pit.
tiers, No. go Pennsylvania avenue, was dissolved
on the lat day Of May, 1895, by mutual consent
A. II. Shepherd, the junior partner In tho late
Arm, will carry on the business the same place,
and solieits. ihS continued fayorA Of the patrons
Of TkCo.
An accounts In favor Of OF against the late Arm
will be settled by A. II. shepherd, 300 lennayl-
yania avenue. J. W. THOMPSON,
... WIN THOMSON,
Mar II. ALEX. u. SHEPHERD.
mylT-A I..
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w YIN IAN,
VIII give a brief season Of his
AMUSING, INSTRUCTIVE,
FUNNY, AND NINTH PROVOKING
n tfT ENrRRTAiNMRNTa
AT ODD fELLoWR' HALL
7 ON sHYRNTH STREET,
COMMENCING on TUESDAY MONT,
and continuing every night until further notice.
ON BvERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
AFTERNOONS, AT THREE O'CLOCK,
there will be entertainments for U.S.
LADIES CHILDREN AND SCHOOLS,
Chtldrea's admittanee 10 afternoon exhibition,
ten cents,
Mr.. wymAn uses chiekeriug a Sons Piano,
smiths American Organ, Thompkin'a Drum,
from John '. Bills, Rsq., 800 Pennsylvanla ave-
nue. myle-5t
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, arARIRanASfsa ussnlis'l 0glIpll "a
xn g !. "a Ss Ss' s ass 3 ls * s..
bidder, ut 0leshoro' D. Z. 90 4Al-
FRIDAY, Nay 10, Isffti,
TUESDAY, Nay =,
FRIDAY, Nay -, fh - t
rwo HUNDRiD dzfxLHf HoRsxs RAcn
TAss. horses hsvs 6.sn condensed a sAAs ios
u =: .s.s ~ ANN; Z; Sssss .s sea
Isi..; :sIa :sFiy -. 4: ., ......ss
q. N. Terms sAAh, u uni',a 800 sniiss.s{
Brsyst Drgadier 0ensfai, a sherss Fissi
Division ouartsfinaatsr osnorai'soAss
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prssa.r O.a.ai .aa cSi.l es.:,s;s..sS:::i...
myl1.et ioN Depot q MAshingien.
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HU6TToN SALE on CONDEMNED
~ nonsEs ~. !, !, ~. :. .. ..,..s !, :.

A UoTIoN SALE of CONDEMNED
orAhtnAnkstnn 0nHnnkl's orxicH. -
e II. no lissi8. rfeT pIyisioH, q y
wAs.isaros err, April - lsi4
VIII be sold, at public auction, 70 the hiEhtst
bidder, .. the time and pIaeea named below, Was
BAtTiMoRE, MAINLAND. TuunspAfs
cAaLlsLx. PssssitysarA, rntnsDkr.
WILMINGTON, h SIl q a.ss rnvnspAx.
y ~ n May 10, lee5. Cd .,'E'
PfTTsBuR0. PEklsfLvlnIA, RnipAY. a
Z Two hvsDSfb ciy AIRY ioEsns. 2 .
fssss horses aSs hssssssn ssuasnnss . ssasfsrl
the Cavalry service of ths aFmy.g stf1 ~ -
For road and fA.iain purpsssa nahy geea hArr
gains may BE- had. ~ -t4l.ar.t ~ - -. -
iiorass soid aIngiy, Sales 70 eemmenss alto q
m. Terms cash In Unit.d States eul.sasf !
= u. lsaA IL "a jams a. Ukih, NJ =
nrsx. BRIG. Cen, IN charge First Diylsteh -
apH-t2bh nah ll4 Lal y y. Y. ~ y,
GALE on CONDEMNED HoRgEA
ouAnTnnnA sfra luannaI, = oprinu.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01
We are not for Moderation.

Our o,odsrdt, friends think that we are wanting
in moderation in our course towards rebels In
other words, they think that we should be more
lenient, and seek TO promote peace, felowshiping
all who profess to have become sick Of the rebellion
When we see the destitute wives of loyal men now
in our army or in rebel prisons, asking for bread
upon these streets when we see the orphan children
of loyal men killed in this war on our streets bare
footed and thinly clad when we see old grey-headed
fathers coming in on wheels, driving two or three
poor horses, hauling portion of their effects, and
the helpless members Of their families fleeing from
the merciess rebel thieves when we are approached
daily by men, women, and children, and importuned
to aid in getting them shelters from the cold rains
telling us that they have left their all and had to
flee for their lives in word, when we look out
upon the mseres, nakedness, starvation and deaths,
caused by this rebellion and brought on by the
agency of these original secessionsts we feel as if
we could crowd them all into the Internal regions
and those who sympathze with them, we think de-
serve no better fate. Let them be punished-let
them be impoverished them be slan-and after
slain, let them be damned
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More Damages.

Horace Foster loyal citizen of Bount county,
had suit for damages tried in our Circuit Court
last Tuesday and recovered damages to the tune of
$4,000 The parties sued were James Smith,
Franklin Smith, Fred. Lenor, W. NJ. Cox, j. l..
Cox, II, 7. Cox Henry, Buram, and W T. johnson.
Several of the parties are wealthy, and Foster will
be able to make the money in short order. The
jury were out five minutes, and gave Foster all he
asked for. He ought to have claimed fifty thou
sand. The proof was that they instigated thorebes
to rob him of his horses mules bacon tobacco, grain
and hay, and then TO shoot him through the thigh
and drive him. while bleeding, through the creek
in water up to his Orm-pitts.
Well done for the juries of Knox county In
poverish the viains-take all they have-giye their
effects to the Union men they have crippled and
imprisoncd--and let then have their Southern
Rights They swore they would carry on the war
until they exhausted the last little negro, and lost
their lands. Put it to them, is our advice, most re-
ligiously-hecce them, and let them know how other
men feel when robbed of all they have
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$4,000 Damages.

On Saturday last, WE recovered damages off of
Sneed, Crozier and Reynolds in the Circuit Court
for Knox county, to the amount of $25OOO for hav-
ing caused our arrest imprisonment and Danish
ment from the State, three years ago, ALONE FOR
OUR OPINIONS, and our steadfast adherence to the
Federal Union. We proved their meetings in the
office of Ramsey, and their discussion of the ways
and means of disposng of us, as part and parcel
of a general, wicked, and most internal conspiracy
We laid our damages at S25, 900 and the Jurors were
out on the case fire minutes, returning the verdict
named. They would have given double had we
claimed it, But we shall proceed to collect this
amount and thus teach these arrogant rebels to take
care, when they bring on another rebellion how
they imprison men, who they imprison, and what
they imprison for .
But this is only the beginning of the end. Other
suits are on the docket and others are to come Let
them be impoverished, and made bankrupts. Let
them be made beggars, going from door to door for
their bread. They brought on this rebeon--they
caused all this suffering and trouble-let them now
be made odous, and let their estates be confscated
1t is but due them for their agency in bringing on
this rebellion. They instructed the Southern mind,
and fired the Southern heart Now, let them feel
the consequences of their wicked and rebellious con-
duct