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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-09

VIRGINIA At rules held in the Clerks
y Office Of the County Court Of -Alezan-
dria county, on the Sth day Of November, 1885,
Gilbert S. Miner: plff., vs.. William Hughes,
defendant
The object q thissrit is to recover the sum Of
one hundred and twenty dollars. The defend
appearance and given security. according to
the act Of = ssembly and the rules Of this Court,
and it appearing By proper affidavit that he is
not resident Of this State, it is ordered that the
said defendant appear here within one month
after due publication Of this order. and do what
is necessary to protect his interest in this suit
andSthat a copy Of this order be forthwith in
serted in the Alexandria Gazette, !, newspaper
published III the city Of a lexardlia, once week
for four successive weeks, and posted at the
front door Of tbeSG 'ou5t House Of this COUNT
a copy teste ]. TACEY, Clerk
MINER, ?. Q1.s nov 9-1aw4w
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LuUDOUN COUNTY, va.

The November term Of the county cour'
convenes on Monday.
A negro girl, near Mount Gilead, bitten By
a mad dog some few weeks ago has been
seized with hydrop hobia.
The Lecsburg Mirror says: VIM. g. Downey,
Commonwealth s Attorney for LoudouD, was
arrested il Leesburg, on Tuesday, by military
authority. The matter has been referred to
the commanding officer Of this District for
Investigation, d. remaining in the mean
time in confinement.
The Leesburg Westinghouse says: The
Silcott Springs farm was sold on the 2Sth Of
October, j. L. Rinker, Auctioneer, for 500 so
per acre Russell and Gross, purchasers At
The same time By the same, Mr.. John Bitter
sold IS acres adjoining, for 5000 per acre.
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METHODIST CHURCH IN VIRGINIA. The
Fredericksburg Herald, in abiding. to the
M. E Church property in Virginia says:
'sAs far as Fredericksburg is concerned we
understand that the Rev Or. Green has been
here for some weeks claiming the use OF the
Church for the party Of the Baltimore Confer
ence, which claim has been resisted by the
trustees Of the Church, who have called the
Rev. Mr. Rogers, then former Pastor The
question Of right has been before the military
authority here, and before those in Richmond.
We understand that General Terry, decided he
would not interfere with the rights or prefer
ence Of the congregation here. This OF course,
will give Mr. Rogers the pulpit, whenever the
building is in condition to use as place tor
worship.
AS the Rev. Mr. Rogers has accepted a call
from the Methodist congregation Of Leesburg,
and delivered his first sermon from the pulpit
of the M. III Church, South, on Sunday last,
(which pulpit he will stately occupy in the
future, our Fredericksburg friends will have
to look further for pastor. Mr.. Rogers be-
longs to that party which for several years
past has been holding its annual sessions in
Staunton, Va. The old Methodist Episcopal
Church Of this town, which was seriously
damaged during the war, is undergoing re-
pairs and is under the pastoral charge of the
Rev. Mr. Clarke, of the Baltimore Conference,
who likewise preached his first sermon in the
lecture room of that House. Oh Sunday last
1Leesburg Mirror
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THRUST SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
l. ESTATE.-By virtue of q deed Of trust
from John T. Hill and wife to [. Louis Kinzer,
dated on the 10th day Of January, 1856, and Of
record in the land records Of Alexandria county,
Va, Liber r., No: 3, page 24O, acknowledgement,
who was appointed trustee in said deed, in the
place Of the said I. Louis Kinzer. now deceased,
(by an order of the County Court Of Ale 59aln
dria co., Va, entered at the Sept Term, 1861
will sell, at public auction, in front Of the prem
Uses, on Wednesday, the 18Th day Of Novenader
1865 at II o'clock NJ, the following property
to wit: A TENEMENT and LOT OF
go GROUND, on the west side Of Water st.
Izl=a- between Wolfe and Wilkes sts in the city
Of Alexandria, Va, in front on Water ST., 36 it.
in, and in depth so it., subject to an annual
rent charge Of seventeen dollars (S17.O0); also
LOTOF GROUND on the north side Of Wilkes
St, between Water and Fairfax sts., in the said
city of Alexandria, iii front on Wilkes St., %
IT, and in depth so f., subject to an annual rent
charge of seven dollars and fifty cents (S7O)-
Terms made known on day of sale.
ALBERT STUART,
oc 3O-eots Trustee.
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Auction sales.

sy71Y-AlaLUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
" sLLANGOLLEN, the residence Of Cuth-
bert Powell, decd, is offered st Private Sale
until the 9Th DAY OF JANUARY, 1866
(Court-day) when if unsold, it will be exposed
for sale at Public Auction to the highest bidder,
in front Of the Court House, in Leesbmrg LOU Oh
doun county, We, at 70 O'CLOCK 10: This well
known and desirable tract ofCland, containing.
1861 ACRES, is situated on the eastern slope Of
the Blue Ridge, in said county, 5 miles north OF
Ashbv,ss GAP, and I miles south Of Smokers
Gap, with large and elegant NJ ANSlON E#sS
HOUSE, upon it. overlooking the village =a zzlzA
Of Upperville, and commanding one OF the
finest prospects IN one OF the most agreeaDle
neighborhoods in tn State.
It has on it all the necessary outbulldlngs,
and every variety Of well selected Summer and
Winter Fruit it is well watered, with abun-
dance Of TIMBER, and under good stone
fencing. :.
grass and in splendid condition Tor farming or
grazing
Only 5000 will be required in cash; the pay
u1ent Of the remainder can be arranged to suit
the purchaser.
For more particular information apply 70 She
undersigned HENRY HEATON,
Attorney at Law, Leesburg, Va, Agent
for VIM A. Stewart, Trustee for
nov 9-9tawts Mrs. N. Y. Maddox.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &C., FOR
IL SAI.E.-On Thursday, 18th inst, COM
mencing At 10 clock a. 11>.. atthe late residence
of Daniel Minor, deceased, corner of Prince
Household and Kitchen Furniture and Person
al Effects Of the said deceased upon the prem
Uses Also, one Cow Terms, Cash on Deliv
cry. By order of the executor.
j. H. PARROTT, Auction eer
nov 9-dtd [Comm.]
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The Virginia Annual Conference NJ. E.
Church, South, will hold its next session u
Danyille, on the ed inst

It has been ascertained that the mortality
in the army hospitals throughout the country
during the war amounted 90 but nine per CT.
Of the admissions. The proportion in the
English army IL the Grimean campaign was
fifty per ct.
The Captain General Of Cuba has rendered
to the British Consul General troops and war
vessels teassist the authorities in putting down
the. lnsurreetion ia Jamaica.
The Fenians had a great meeting in Baltl-
more last eTening There was much enthu-
siasm
B. DR.. Elson Osbuln a dealer in counterfeit
postal currency, has teen arrested At lancaster
county. Pa
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Hews ItSls.
ipy Sslsevsph to ~ E.s rsrE 3va.

rHE stock Of cotton In New Orleans on the il,h
INST. was 10000 bales. Buyers we're ho!dius oG
for lower rates
Az interesting discu'siou is now g0.nl on he.
fore the United States Di.iric, CI.. a. New Or.
leans IS 80 what constitutes .hs oal ~ allegiance
Aoo7tnisG 10 the ruling Of nm Commissioners of
Ini,rnsl Revenue, tie mere ssrdins VI wool 9 no,
regarded ne a manufacture, aud therefore uaolg T.
duty.
osIsC 10 the payment OF jops bsiu.; nutisrs /
out VI service, including Io4u.ei and Vi er noc,s.
ssry obligations Of the Government, The daily l..
mands upon the Treasury are, II is said, to the
extent of four to five million dollars.
TuERE wW a large procession at Buffalo on Cat.
urdsy afternoon Of the Iab'rrs' Union, Including
the railroad strikers, numbering i,TO0 la aI No
trouble occurred. The railroads. have supplied tic
places Of the strikers
Ex-usltkD STATks SgHAIIE CuAnlE5 DrEktE, oi
Wisconsin, Is appoin.ei Governor II lt,h. 10 iill
the yacsuey caused by the death OF Gov. james
d. Doty, and William II. Wallace is appointed
Governor Of Idaho, IN place u Caleb Lyon,
TnTEE Is much scattered cotton and tobacco In
NORTH Carolina awaiting purchase, bu. the holder.
have no means Of seudiDs IL ~ market. Two Oi
the citizens OF tha. ststo Jeff Washington on Mon,
day for New York. IL order to make srrans sstasut.
vito merchants for i's sac aud convey ace Eor.h
TIVE Boston TsAyELLAa learns that q number oi
rebel generals Lsve recently beeu released fsom
Fort Warren. Among then was MAJOR Gen. jack
SOL, Of Say.nnGh, and Il is un lrTilood that Gems
Marln.iuks and Po,tls were ais, OF the party
There are nov LuI few rebel ofieers u confinement
OF the Fort.
OFFICIAL communications received by the De
p,rtI5snl Of State from Paris Justly the exp.ctA
ton .hat the cannon sud other properly carried
.cross the Rio Grandc by the rebel leaders after bs
esptllston " Il be freely az fully ns.orad " the
United ststes N compliance v.ss the &c 1aAd here
| t0iors mAas,
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The Flood In Penu.yIvanis.
From Texas.
Gen. Mejia Gives Up TO Is the Rebel
Cannon, lite.

Ne,, Orleans, July IS Tes" dstes Of the 18th
inst, cay that State is infested by JAyhavkers aud
thieye, OF the very worst stamp. In the interior
where the Federal forces have not penetrated they
are doing much damsge The sugar and cotton crops
Of r,1N will be .hor account Of the disorder o.
csssoned BY the employment Of free labor. The
freedmen have been directed to remain With their
former masters with the a'surance that no forfeiture
Of their rights Of freedom will be tolerated
Gen. Nejla by command Of Gen. Breckinridee h"
delivered up the battery and other property received
from the Confederaey.
Caro-, July I5.--Mao or Putnam, of General Canbys
staff has arrived here route for Washington, ith
the flags surrendered by Gen. Dick Taylor. String
ant orders have been issund by the commanders Of
the cavalry marching through TeNas, TO prevent the
soldiers from struggling aud pundcring. None are al
low ed to onter private houses All negroes leaving
the fields to follow the army driven back. The
Central Texas Rsilroad sork Of Importance to the
troops, Ia being rapidly pushed toward to completion
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ship was thorouehly washed and fumisaied. Tho
FIRE broke out about o'clock in the afternoon. The
captain with his family and the ships crew, In two
boats lett the ship sbcut 3 p ". Two other boats
then attempted To leave, but these injured and
sw.mped Many Of the saved pa,senssrs are badly
burned The ship seen by Capt Hart probably saved
some Of the passengers on board the wreck
We have no name. Of the saved from the William
Nelson, who reached st. Johns, " y. They were
thirty in number-nine fem.lcs and twenty -oue
mRes
LATER.
Liryrooi, July 5ih, epcni10.-The steamship La
hyettc, from New Ysrk. sn.ved early this morning
Bret having picked up from three hcss iorty ivo
pu'cnrerr from the American ship william Nel,on,
from Antwerp for Se~ York, With four hundred and
eshty PASSENGER. The fate Of the remainderwA. not
known.
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From Mexico.
Reported Disbpndrnrnt Of Gen. Nexrete,s
Troops, Eto.

~ Orleans, July Ia Mexican advices Of the sih
in,s. .Aye been received. uouerGs lopsr aud Oliver
had returned FROM their pursuit Of the remnants Of
Gcu Nefteie'. tIooIs, wh oh hsd generally dlsbsnd-
uI and gone To Icsas " hide. CoTinAs had recently
captured two stoAiier- Tho CUssEHol says Corti-
ma hs' po.tiyoly, aud Ia manner officially. es,sb
hhcd his headquarters on ,ne rexan aide OF the Rio
Grndo, and that the American sutharti,s have
been constrained hy The piot"h of the Imperial 0ov.
ernneut ~ order Corins- 10 toop within hi hou<s.
The MUsfroa snys the commander VI the Frsnoh
fleet had al Interview With Gen. steele the sub
joci Of the scsmLoat caITor but cannot give tho fs
suit Ncss from the Interior how, the empire 70 b.
polrciul. Macmillan IL surviving 70 Improve the
eocu.y, aud TO encourage education. Guerrilla. o,o-
Time to swarm about 'istamoru. A great auptss
Of Confederate ne arriving In Metlco
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From Mexico.
Additional Reports OF Imperial Victories


san Praneisoo, July 2a.-Ds,es from simalos to
the 10Th Say that Roseles has resigned In favor Of
Reba Carous, and is at Culosn preparing for often
sye operations against the Imperlas. lie has about
1900 men. No French movement against the inter-
Tor Of the State Ia contemplated Immediately.
san Francisco, June sT.-The BuLLrTrS's Quay
mss correspondence OF June 18th contains account
Of the rout of Pssqueras army Of Liberals consisting
OF 5000 men, the 22d Of April by force Of 5000
French, mostly cavalry, at III Paso mid Eay between
Guaymas and Hermoyille, The Liberals were sur,
priced aud panic stricken. allowing the advance OF
sixty men 20 ride several miles through their camp
The Mexicans lost $50 In killed and wounded, and
were seattle red In all directions. losing large qrAnu
ties Of Gruls aud ammunition. The French had Int
three killed and missing. Peequera collected
about 1000 Of Ills troops and retired 10 hermoyiile
IL l. supposed his Iefused 10 light because dis
sstisisd With their officer. Affairs In the North
Western states OF Mexico rppear 10 be In chaotic
and unce state AZ tho seaport. quiet preyal,;
but the interior, dominated aienstey BY both
partieL there IL security for LIE or properly The
Liberals hope for aid from the unitrd states Ava-
req IL said TO have remitted $4,000 10 Gen hengrs,
Who is in san Francisco, trying 70 encourage armed
emigration, but meeting no practical success.
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Disastrous Treshet.
Destruction Of Property In New J

Destructiou Of Property In New Jersey.
SoH.ervi<, n j.. July u A heavy storm set in
here yettord atc causing the most extensive
foCi inosn IN thcse paris since the year lsit.
Aong the line Of the Raritsn River fields Of rrsin
and meadows eomplt tely flooded, and the damage
must be unprecedentedly great Houses and bsrnS
are nearly submerged, and fences and highways are
completely lost to sight. ~ Middlehrook bridge
vas completely undt rmined, and caused the smash
ins ~ Of ir, ight train AZ o'clock thi. morning
on the New Jersev Central Railroad. Ia equence
Of this disls,er trelve one hundred aud twenty
poundcrr were cmp'ied into the flood, aud a number
OF ears containing cattle, 'hce? ami hoes piled
into ons smother 10 ruinous confusion. Many of the
animals were saved from the -recA only 70 dnd =
-stery grave. The flood a, present prevents the EN-
poye. Of the road from clearing away the debris, aud
the bridge remains impassabc.
S0pxrriis n. j. j,iig IL, \ M-About 2oU feet
O. the road bed Of the South branch Railway, near
the bridge acro's the RAritan River. 10 vNhed away
by tho freshet, causing ssufpensiou In the mnnns
OF the trans. The water s now falling.
Nsr BrunIcick n, j., July live have been
visited by heavy fieshet 10 the Raritan River. The
lower part Of ths city IL under water Tho rice la
the liver began ahou, two o'clock this morning. aud
II quickly Iuac ten iCot above nigh water mark TINT
- now slowly falling again Tho DELAY and Rari
tAn Cana 10 broken at several place, and several
dsys must eap.e beierc navigation can be RESUMED on
II agaiA. A number Of bOat, batses and Lumber
r,its have been carried away The amount Of dsmhF,
saq., le very eel G.i9s,ed = he P'T.en9. r%S sS
also suffered considerable ioss by the freehct.
The Flood In PENNSYLVANIA.
Ihilsd,lp pIiG, July 1T.-The rain ~ yesterday
caused severe fro,he. in the sehuvltill River caus
ing great destruction OF property. number o.
| small houses the banks OF the river have beer
carried away. The Aims House meadow. are over
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Shipwreck.
articuinrt of the Loss OF the Ship William
Nclson-roEr Hundred SteerHgo Passen-
gers Lost

articuinrf of the Loss OF the Ship William
Nelson-TouF Hundred SteerHgo Passen-
gers Lost
HJlIdx. J.iv II by the Alpha have the state
uHt Of Captain Hart " the bark Meteor lie sesrch-
) LAY sne a half Tor the unfortunate passengers by
Z ship WLlsm Nelson, the wreck of which wa,
.t:ered for rlles over the water saved passenger
at on Sunday, the 25th ultimo, the captain OF
, hapess slip dotc-mint to f,rniFste her, and for
IS purpose 'rd,red pitch to re taken Into the lover
old and red rot rons 10 be throw into It. The pitch
'-tel and tdied over aud act theshp on FIRE When
So, found impossible TO save the ship, tue captain
nd other oiecrs With the cGb.l PASSENGERS, lett In
le blais Of ts aL.q which soon huci TO the waters
dst, -lrryiu dom oyeE four hundred stoe,Ase pasG
-sers. T.ecsEes on board the Inflated vessel arc
escg.lei IS ths most heart reuIiur character
apt.ln Har saws that ship, five or .iX miles of
flm bis vesi, Eas seen hy him apparcntlf engaged
B :, lrehinF lr the wreck. and he thinks that she
undoubtedly gved some Of the passenger ~ fiorn the
eek all OF HON had been three days and nishts In
he sa.er. he mLlo cabin pt'soDser. are rapidly
,.oyerug fln the effects Of their Injuries, but the
e,aaos are bil burned abou! the arms AID 10 %,
81 are MOI dug 10 VOL.
ASoTuTR ACcOUNT,
HdlJ jar, Jtv lion Mondsy, the 26th ult, the
iearsss p~sasssn we're AZ VEesrsd sboys, aud the
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Later Prom IIaytI.

Boston, July 1.-THE bsrque sprlnfbct at this
port bring, advces from Por, Prince to june 9sth
Political affairs In the North we're sti unsctci The
Rebels continued to hold Care Usyucu and the Gov
eminent forces ve-e making slos work In reJucins
that town. The rl,ec had been declared IN state Of
siege, and all the foreign consuls notihcd Of that fact
hut It va considered dificut work on the part of
the goverumen. 70 make It effective, owing to the
v,nt Of suitable vessels. The rctels were conduol
to Cspe Hsytien, the rest Of tho island being In a
tranquil state
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From Texas.
I.umer,shIo State oi Affairs - Robbery
iin- sRaI ',lrJy smith, MuFruder. Price.
shelly, ltc, lone 10 MeNico spirit si
ide I'0rir flood iu the Rio Grande, Etc.

Iuner,shIo STATE oi Affairs - Robbery
tinI- ,taI 'tirJy smith, NIuFruder. Pr,ce.
shelby, ltc, lone 20 MeNico sf
lhe T'Opie-riood lu the Rio GraDde, Etc.
la1cr Texan files furnish continued sunts Of ths
d..Orlr'y 'tste Of affair la that state The Calves.
ton f'ilIIIS learns from citizen recently FROM
An''in tLst the condition Of the county, In Middle
and Western Texas, Ia lsnontsble On Tussdax
night sok, sr. Day, u worthy citizen Of Hays
rogn., retidins near Mountain City, Colonel FInsa
NC and son, Se.e taken out and hung to sI,ort
u.a1' from them, until they weGe nearly dead, BY .
F#u. Of layhANAOts. A rang Of iayhav kers robbed
M 'tafg between San Antonio and Austin last sesk
JThsvkcrs slso recently robbed wagons on lhsir
sY 90 Austin. loaded with mrrchandize Governor
Antonio, by Jas skers Ihtfe I'D been furthef
atcmpt ~ ron the Ireasury, The soOd citizens all
Ion lie tent 10 put an end 70 the anarchy nos pts-
Yelling.
TIE Houston rELRGEArH Of the 10Th ult. says;
'1bhing seems 10 be the ordar OF the day. A pr
letter from very reliable citizen Of Huntsyflls.
iL.orms that number OF lawless men are banded
,eilng and sppropristing private property pfincl-
pllly cotton under the pr.Iencs that IL s Govern
ment cotton, Ihey nleo take goods whenever ID suits
them HEAVY loss s fearOd unles. soI9ethins Is dons
10 prevent fIl her dep edAtons OurfnformAnt aays
IhAt TIE p Pc 10 thst region earnestly desire Il.
tdyrn' OF Federal troops, having no other bopa sf
tlOnrj IN Hu.t.Vlle Lavisssnss viii 60 on an,iI
lucl Law vil be revived, unless steps b tAisn "
preVcn,it.
The Galveston BULLETIN has information nom .
reliable source, that the following Confedsrsts OH
GERS len San AutOnio for Ms4iro, via Eagle Pasa On
the goth inst Gene. r., KilDy smith, hlgrudsr,
Price and shelb, Also the following cylians Gov
Alleu and ex-Goy Moore Of La, They wsIe escorted
II -eoat three huu.rvd mea veil armed aud pTsvlAS
C0gi.rVsa sa hs lsd sgQ'
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msnd cf the Eneliah steamer P;srmisnn, bound for
GLASGOW, and intended TO on'er the British merchant
service permanently. Ills denied that be offered
his services to Mexico. Some OF his ofcers however,
have gone to hoIico and others have entered the
Spanish navy.
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the StonewsII Gone 10 EnRinEd In Coni-
innnd OF an English steamer, htc'
The steamer Havana arrived yesterday from hA-
ysns in 4 days and II hours.
tCorrespond,Hee Of The Sun)
HAVANA, July II.
learn va e. Isgo thAt both Monsechrish ana
Puerto Plata are eyscustsd and abandoned ny ue
spani.h The steamer hsiyi reports that there rsre
.oue 500 person at st. Domingo who desrei to DE-
r.gt on board Of Ter but had not tho funds WIN
which to pay their passage. some 3)o0 soldiers 'l
ie.r-u a. thai point 1ne result o. the eonsu''ons
Of the innssion sent by the government o' '"o 'e
pub 10 treat With 3plin,wss YET entirely unHhoNh'
uvere dIourh: prevails at IAsne Ia Granae' lhn
corn crop L. lost and II y feared h. sieAIeehe crop
will be irreparsbly injured by .snt OF RAIN
Tie blockade-ruuner frsnces ha' t'ea 'o'd 70
company here Who will change he name TO tue
CtenGeeo. and use her TO ply between that port and
Havana,
The commander OF the pirate stonewlil' Captain
Psss, u stated " A.vs lea hev JVnV ll'A' IN e0~'
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Al It's Contents Lost
OTHER BUILDINGS DESTROYED.
The Case of the "Stonewau."
Iutcrestlus Correspnadencc

WisiHV,5'I, Juiy 1.-THE following correspond
c, has iust take place IN relation TO the stone.
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Havana and st. Domingo.

Monte christi and Puerto Plata Evacuated
by the spanin rds-The temmnnder OF
the StonewelI Gone 10 EHRinnd In Coni-
nnnd Of an English steamer, htc'
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The Provisional Governor Of riorisl-
Scvcnty-Gys Persons Pardoned Nest-r.
ay-hesumptisn OF Postal service II 10
Monroe Dcctrinc. Ete.
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ARNUM'S MUSEUM GONE.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-09-18

tat Der Gtod btsipetlen bet oielen uftierer nil"
ben characterization Naueen in etnent ges
tpiGfn @lter nod ein rtiefgefiblteS Scpnrf
mis-" 1T, 70 fam Der Qebrer bod Die Nrt rnp
Betle Der DiScipltn mno Der unterriGtSme@
tbcpe 10 einrt&ten, RAP nStren9e li4 NIT WStl%
benz paart" unr Die vS6ultYrannet" Dertra9z
lid tpirp. Namentli6 ,piro er-unp Das 1T
Der Gprsug Der bieligen beutlHen SNulen -
(un1bnli1 Den amertfanilGn Heprern, ne
lih burG eleiG3etttee misunderstanding 9dnO,
.belpeauneen ibrer S6iler Die tSctpll1 gu er'
lei@tern elauben uno pur6 ~meHan'lGeS per
leiern tatsGettl6er Sabe befrisptst ltno) Den
@@alern Spielraum gum gla6psntsn 9sber,
ibnen Srassn seltatten, tbre urtDetlatraII
,pefen. ibr SnterelIe an pen 2ebr9e9enltal1p
al felIeln iuden unb lid in etn tamtItaftS
@erbaltnib NIT penlelben ieben' Otes SstS
fabren lit ni6t ALIEN Elm pantbarss, % ofr
S6aler ni6t entfrempet wirp, lonoerr e9 pez
n,mmt audi ben lteten unp re9elnaBt9 pteoer1
febrenoen @iecerbplun9en, purcb Die Der SeD<
rer nur Selblt III leidt Elm Elm ettigesahnp pc
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,elnen, ME bies namentlt6 betm Shretben,
I3ei6nen &c. erforperli4, letne Nrtmert1amtelt
lhenten ;n tSnuen. 1
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Qput5 erriGtet.
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len eineefnbrt 1T, sat ff Die 3abl Der osut=
l6en ShIler In penielben lebr geltetgert.
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