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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-12-27
New Advancement.

The subscribers have entered into co partner
ship and are trading under the name of Irwin.
Baily Co. in lumber and merchandise at the
old stand of Ellis Irwin Il Son. at the mouth of
Lick Run. They would inform their friends and
the world in general, that they are prepared to
furnish to order all kind of sawed or hewn lum
ber, and solicit bills, for either homo or eastern
markets.
opened
A NEW STOCK
of well selected goods, suitable to the season con-
sisting OF every variety usually kept in country
stores Their purchases have been made since
the late decline in prices which enable them to
sell at such rates as will astonish their customers
One If their partners, Thomas l.. Baiy resides
near Philadelphia, whose business it " i'll be to
watch the markets and make purchases on the
most favorable terms. Call and see us
ELLIS IRWIN,
THOMAS i. BAILY,
Goshen tp., Dec 6. 1865. LEWIS I-IRWIN
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-12-27

been proven by &C
tual experiment TO
increase the guam
tity Of milk and
cream twenty per
cent. and make the
bu tier firm and
sweet In fattening
cattle. II gives them
an appetite, loosens
their de. and
makes them thrive
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-30
= f " A Re
TAKE e O Cd " o II CEI

As am now in New Y rk to buy up al tho
bargains, I have succeeded thus far that
can sell you the following goods:
Good Calico at 80 cts. per yard
Very best Mernnack Print, st IS cts. per vi
The best Pacific Del zines, at 45 cts. per "a
Cotton, wide, fnr 81 cts per yard
Cotton, IA wide, for 81 cts per yard
All Wool Flannels at cost p:lce, and all
goods in proportion.
am ROW determined to sell goods without
regard Of cost. This is 10 humbug, and
Will ask my customers and the public III gen
eral to give me a call and convince them selves
For your own p>ckets sake call early and
take your choice
have mark ed the goods out in plain figures
for everybody 10 see them, there is liz
deocptions at HENRY SCH " ARZ'S,
ian 23--tt 1872, King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-30
T1ISH WHARF FOR RENT. -

Sealed proposals, addressed to the under
signed, and left With MIN, will be received by
the Com II ttee on Public Property until Mon
day, BIRD instant at ten O'Clock A. NJ TOR
renting the public Fish Wharf for the next
ishing season, namely: from the first day OF
March to the first day Of June 1855 The rent
must be paid i'm nediately on acceptance OF The
bid, or the property will be relet at the pleasure
of the Committee, at the risk and expense OF
the party in default. 4. JOH NSION,
ion 9--tf Auditor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-30
10 G Al Ne VS.

FRIENDS MEETING HOUSE IN ALEX ANDR1A,
&c.--The Washington Chronicle says, speaking
of the opening again Of the Friends Meeting
House in this place =" There are quite num-
her of citizens who still well remember the
first "Qaaker Meeting house the old frame
building, The present spacious brick sanctua-
~, was erected about the year 1910, period
when, amongst the primitive Friends, were
such men as George Drinker, the librarian
who often talked with Washington Edward
Stabler, Abijah Janney, Jonathan Janney,
Mordccai Miller, and a number of others,
whose names and holy lives are remembered
with pleasure to the present day
In 1860 the Friends Of Virginia ana Mary
land were organized thus; in Alexandria, 1876
members; Prairie Grove, 81; Goose Creek,
344; Fairfax, 1872; Hopewe 227 Total for
Fairfax quarterly meeting, l0ll; and various
other quarterly meetings,
Total for the yearly meeting, AIS, or 1853
families, Or parts of families; number of male
adults, / ,34S; ,number of female adults, ,557
number OF male minors, 8O4; and number OF
female minors, 1871.
In the closing minute of the yearly meeting,
last December, W. find the following:
Our meeting this year has been unusually
large, and favored with remarkable solemniry,
4 considerable number have attended from
that section of country where the scourge of
war has exerted it's desolating effects. Al
though great pecunary losses have been sus-
tanned, and personal danger sometimes encoun.
tered, We have been rejoiced to learn that the
meetings OF Friends have been generally kept
up, their lives have been preserved from the
hand of violence, and amids: all their trials,
they have ol,en had cause TO rejoice ii. the
Lord.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-30

LECTURES 1t will be seen that Course Of
Lectures will be given in this place, eommene
ing on Thursday next, the proceeds to De ap-
piled to the benefit of Christ Church. The
lecture will be delivered BY DR.. Cox Of n. Y;
Rev Mr. Reilly, Of Baltimore, and Hon. Mr..
Doolittle OF Wisconsin.
!. ARRESTS. -NIessrs Harrison Barker and
Simeon Denty, doing business in this place, at
the upper end OF King street, were arrested,
by military authority on Saturday last,
charged with selling goods to 10 beyond the
lines, and sent to Washington, this morning.
The OCEAN STEAMER ATLANTIC, in forcing
her way up the river, through the ice, on
Saturday last, was irjured to such an extent
as tc make her leak slightly She is now lying
at King street dock, where work1nen are en-
gagged in repairing the damage.
----< ---
The TRAINS on the Washington and Alex
dria Railroad leave Alexandra, at s a. m;
3O5 D. m G. 80 p. TO- leave Washington at
10 a. H.; 4 30 p. N; 8. 80 p. IN.
RoBBERY.-W learn that man named
Malone, discharged soldier, was beaten and
robbed of about $3.50, in the upper part Of
the town, on Saturday night last.
THE WEATHER, though it has moderated
since the extreme cold Of last Saturday. is still
quite severe, there being only signs of thaw
in places exposed to the full rsys Of the sun.
THE Ice Houses are now all being filed
with very fine thick ice; and, we learn, there
will be large supply stored away.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-30

GEoRaErowN. -The CLERK of the Corpora.
ton of Georgetown reports the cash on
hand as per account rendered under date Of
the 3lst December, 1864, Sl0,4 Is general
fund, and 1892. 50 various special funds
$l5O95 80. The amount received 70, taxes,
lighting the streets, fines, rents, &C., is 1885,
352. SO, making total of $l7O, 44S. 26. The
amount expended is $751; $50 SO, leaving
balance on hand of $l9,267 33, OF which
1892 10 belong to the general fund, and
1926. IA to special funds.
FORAGE. The Washington Star says
Owing to the ice blockade OF the Potomac.
the u. S. Government is sending wagons out
into the country in all directions TO procure
hay A large number OF hay boats bound up
are frozen up below Alexandria, with nc pros
rect Of getting loose in some time.
Frank II. Simpson formerly employed in
this place in the Quarter Masters Department.
found guilty in the Washington Criminal
Court, OF manslaughter, was sentenced, on
Saturday LAST, to two years confinement ia the
Albany peniten.iary.
The case Of Fred c. Tapley, before the Mil
itary Court sitting in Washington, has been
concluded, and has ended, it is said, in his &C
quittal from the charges brought against him.
Captains Of vessels arrived here yesterday,
from below report that the ice In the river IS
very thick, and in some places banked up to
the heighth Of seven or eight feet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-30

WE call the particular attention Of dealers 10
w our stock Of DRY GOODS, consisting q
Cloths, Cassimeres, Dress Goods, Cottons, Irish
Linens, Calicoes, Hoop Skirts, Flannels,
Blankets, Bulmoral Skirts, Table Linens,
Towels, Oil Cloths, Lambs Wool Shirts,
Glo1 es, Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, Shirt Collar
and ali Goods in our line, which We are offering
vt prices that aunot fail to please
ROBERT il. WOOD
No. TO, King, below Washington 81.
Jar. l3-lln
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-30
SECOND AND LAST QUARTER OF THE

The second quarter Of this Academy will
commence on Monday, January, l6, 1866.
Application for tuition be made at tho
Academy, on the days and evenings Of tuition.
DAYS OF TUITION
MONDAYS and Wednesday -For Ladies,
Misses and Masters, from 70 Q, clock !, r !, NJ.
ian low
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NJ RIMS
Dancing Academy,

NO. jas, KING STREET,
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.
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an. Rdum bate Der Wirtb Iid5 wieoer ent4
fernt, alS Rnaler ben 3eiaefinaer auf bic
2tppen le9te uno ieinem @plleaen einen bief,
Ia9eaH.n Bid 3utporf
Sumo Uerltuah oieIen Bltf; sr I6wiea uno
ndberte letn DIR Der Etiire.
Yob rief in bielenl Nugentl;f @raf Secs
nj 10 oeutli&, baB tein Bort ben b,ioen Qnuz
I&ern entSins. peSbalb Ionte i6 ben alten
yturren 5uriidbalten Otir lag ui6ts mebr
au bem Yadfii&!
Nenn Du uuf anbere @ese bic &nIIegBer.
bin9S ia Define TaIhe leeren tannlt, pdrlt
Ou tbSri&t, wcGtelt Du bic 1o9ter llS cine
ldft9e 3utbut in ben &auf nebmen ertpi,
oerte Der Baron bon Yableu.
Wetbin9 fann niht lause me6r Stano
balten! rerieste Segers JinfI9tauleno
3boler bat er al uns perlorea nod eini9e
oerartiSe S4ldge uup pas alte Bantbaus
ftir5t.
Durum 1T es audi 3eit, baB mir uus aus
bent Stou6e MAIDEN, la8te Der Graf.
uno weBbaIb mari Der Baron BON DAB
len bin. Sann man uns betpei@en, pab Wir
ben @cnlmer5tenratb i'm Gpisl GbelUDrtbeilt
babeas i4 oeufe mir bleiben rubig nod ei.
ni9e Wtpnate bier. .....
uno bic 2Se4leI, rpel6e mad Ie4s @o9en
| fdli9 peroen? fraote Qeoni.
Dir ma1en Fe einISien, mir beTeen ia BIZ
Nittel ba3u.
Der @ruf IGlu9 eine b6bnenoe SADIE auf
@laubt ni4t, odB ;d9 MIDI on ben grlnen
Eti4 lese UNI ldneit peruus9abte 5uutmer
3urdd gu ertatten. Brt4t Der 8anferrtt aus
m6sen aud bic Ws4ieI in bic 3Ralie 9eben
nlt1 fiimmett'8 niGt.
Nber Du ttlt Der Nu8iteller! bealerfte sc
gers.
AQeroin9s. fubr Qecni fort. ST Der Aus
ftelIer perpflidtet 5u 5ab!en, rpenn Der 8s3o
gene accspirt bat ? gBerbrg bat ourG leir
aecept Die gDe&ieI anerfaunt, uno MID oa
6urd ieber gerpfli&trtng iiberbcben.
Daren pteAccepte a6t, o1nn lieBe bagesel
nt6ts lid einweuoen, nobmYablen basg0ort
unter ben rbwaltencen llmGtanoeu oter II
Is ratSlamer, iuir l6lsn Die gDe&Iel Elm, beDp
lie bem Spnoif oes 6atinleutS praientir
peroen.
| @urfIe aIst
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Gsf1prltae Rranfasit.

gSeaa btr irrssleitee wnuee Singing ausfnstt baG
sea ees sefer amtrbaea ErantRsit tn$ aufsenOns.
ftal sstr bic 8x.6t GSttssurs bn abfdred. f an
xe ia Hexsea ax welt er IN 9ste thr:r Griehua xrb
Reiy,t&AlRkt akeA feR 8trtrdsx eBen tSnate unb CT
art 70 laase s Ste Se@ytsme hitirs draAItsn uesss,
bic j. v. ex nit Sdaea en entju 'e'ss $als etnt hsie
NAe Gnert tm $s$e aAb tn eea 4liraerR. Nenabme sts
@ekte Eaxbkeit, Sar ie Der SAut eKttex ben Stt-
<a xnb armen, Stnaes i'm SeFate nns ben GrtrtnttS-
tex fs 3ttsea ns Ssxa bst ueSsI ,a eiaer i@red&ea
S@Matsttt sss 40 f4retsea Is txIest Der GGumen unS
ete Ealestxs@en aMsex3 eas Opfer Srr Sran-
tt ein gsas.asb tSs &itle p!rs uab Ger $rS ieintn
l@redltdea aesen eabHra ein Gnts me BAG er tin mad
kHe@ 9sabe sstas BON Usnnsn ten eenter suradehrt.
Ss III eine trasrist Gt6aAe bag Eauiehte bter frSt-
barren ersafset Jaa Oyer aaeR tn 60se luseirtd-
lten unrtieaeer praser. elSe hurd MnEeusuns ieaes
tcetIt.en @e$ bs Wetsrs bic &eniturn eerntdten unA
ben Sea hes gebeRs IL sR leates Daets eermaussIn.
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81 cSnanfaN

@tep tes tbais.n GSuesiumS Der g8aahirste tn Goa.
bsn @rabwirtts eaes Der erex meent&ea Gsnesea ber
8er Gaatea ber ben srssta ahel feneS 2ebens tn ben
6efyaleru rsn 2pxSsn @ariS Ybilastpka uue anteren
Stssa ueebra bat eRtse per waaesrbarfen 9ettHnsea
ssatnset sseu bic Gtiat&e Der gtesjtn wets. nn-
aaEIat 2etSesS e an 0hreaaxn, RerpbFt Hus aasersn
sraafbeteu Iittea sl&s o. a4, se BET plSeliSeW @e.
ranen ~ sbr sr&redea Bic eft errSeH bel Sertneeu
SIetnGteiten u. I. ~ pxreea aRSenbiidlt@ aebslt.
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sensat ptrten ais ia ns 3eusunssuniibistet, e&n5ae
IN benz &assn NIP ben 3esern Gnttnusunsen Der Neren
unb Slat, S9amenerssBungsm SepaGe Der TerSen, MtG
IGwade, Str;tlspfen SGi6ternbeit 3ern Nugemttrd@e
Sawirscl, Rrsf4mtrs &ntilnsans rs aties ter sait
kes qsnse ses @aseas, Der GnAsp:tte nne Gaer sner
neteI bic rrn sen sthetnen Se shufe ten Der Susenb
nee ttrsn Spern sefibrher iah, ais Der Gtrenen @e
fans ben @edbren tes Hsiies berrbren urt wenn ntt
le8 9fbetlt werern, tbe gliu;ennen 6rfnunSen eerN
ten, SmSce ber Grnftuon neruErbrineen. bic Gbe
maaIt ma@tn uns sulset tca 9Srpsr nnS Snn ser6reH
Snfte MGaner,
btsnbsss Wsl&t HE pier nes settimen Qars seSrotY
EHe hGs ibli 10 oels &aaienee in en frates @raf
rest weie eH ise ertattrtn &elcte unh ertmtdelten
Seraneesfralte nit ttt Deunr Der Bsrefamtet ben ST.
besert unb 2er seaubernee &sNe enIOdt tsben
m2rtea, n69en fop init ppaen 8ertranen aabsn.
8erb.irctb'', Ysrioacn,
pttr GOl6t pets M 3u ptrtetratben teabNattsen xns @
phpil&er 9wade per zines aneeren 1tntetnifes beras
Gae 5nberntie stsea bic esbe pbpie seer eeise Ser
ratans Ssisbarttt Ger Ne,ren 3ern uab S8wdGt Ssss
f9Sstans sss sEetItsitsa @r ;Ttss.n i@asa tarrt.
Or. rbsiDn unttstett lam tbm Gs esnem GlrenGtne,
bnt Hurt m eNstrtraaen an6 iSoerStIt au esne arits
H@e @ef6idltdttit ssrlaien
Organtlhe G&w66e
srrb unstrjast@ sebttl unb bic sse srd tebtr te.se
Reut Bitieo urttare Setten wees has 3eten ene nne
bie &be unb Hatrnmsn&aft aamSott@ maAt III oft sas
2sss Derer BE ttreR SeiaeMaafs.n unbeeanen rStner
Saase aete fnb gu ltidk ~ Aasi&wdansen gensst neil
Gs hersn SSssa ndt senes !sanen 9ss!.t e aIa esrd
G6ex eatfeten ts 70 IL Re bod n,etaeHttetl' cine 8oIse
hes Ntstraukes Er ekeI&ea Srsane Ner sber Eta ea
dusntn ba be ra her Grseu9ug eber bon Denea eeslS
rem irh bic F 9etml@en s.asra srssbsa ais Ssa 9sns
bic ha ruetfe fsb.
- Dfftee: 80. Sab'6reOert6fr. :,
Febsn gbIrsa BON 8ulttmorsfr., 5ftlt&e Settt
bic Stufes binauf.
Hfan merle f& 1dmex uns Sausnun,mer. bemn unwsen.
se uns rassr8e Nanaser enr$trebene gnO 9eptHen!re
Qua6alter, S&ubfGer, Wtitfelwi6er, StraBsnretnisr
aah samperpuser II. 10. Hennen ba reaelmastst @erjs
wns Iaaera ansespeea esn Dr. oHnfpNs u In Der RdRe.
RS. aGe 8refe maiiea eintn @sh-Stamp eRttsItsx.
2iue 0eitrHs N 2 Saga suasNGert.
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1Gipl,Dtrg III bad sui

Or <fpbxaou bsttt al.n HtN.R feline SHlft an elde M
6ara 9&s stsext sb unat1rl6c, Vtk xnb R6rser asS.
aortnt r sit Areet bte @tAf$se unb bic GIe MnfGbia
ssabeabe Safer sei8watst taben.
ier hHb eHse Der trearistn uns Sol.
cen ssr irabtn etrrsnbeen sts saAers G&w DE i'm @E.
Ten nRb ben @liessen Smer;en im EpSf Swsne ee8 e.
Ets, gt:in btr Stu ttIsraf StrSspsa ne bSfe Hnruke
Ndseni9pk@<. Hnsrexuas Ger gersauuue sHGes
Hetae GHhrdttuas. Ssmptcmt ber S&ptn6i1dt
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Germ ,LCDle Nl0ei0ell.

&Sidbtts far GisarrenmacAer!
&mtfss fOttta &e@ ysrt xns Farmers styeft etns
fA6ae @xSNak sSa Gsnnssts Rsn Hsrt STATE Nsts uus
gexafssanta 3efsls!t umbatt arh Saias. isrie aN4r
asaneetteNt Gtes &utttAss ShtAs x9saG babe tatfds
I'D Rr Seast BITE ta EttneM aan axsaefs nab perbsl
etsarreaaatr Is In tkrem atereFe stta s.i mis srs.
safsreGtx.
SsIeph 9 6r5ker
tUI-S( @sSG9e FSdlttntsre arb ErehsrtGfr.
3Oebeu anseFsHmen:
aeat i'npsrtirter OiiIelosrfer ans fraua6ii.
Ieber Semi
nab bet StntG gaarts. sdasnsn anb gAs1tn auetu ~
ba5ea set
9ttRrtA 4euft
G&e 9aea unb Baltmsrt Str.
Npsh IrS 3apF
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DR.. Johnston,
attimore .9pipitaI.

rse s;n}:@;:: Nrjs. rsJdu any =:
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@eSAGFfS 9 N6Htta

@efSsGfSS N6SttS4
gfetaem ertten &unben snr stsriSt sas ttp has sG'
beFauute 81 anpr~ nne % tn3c d at
SO. ia GE epnbAreNe., GssEe spa Srvas
inter ber alten gttHs wse sasr, M unseaUh@sn sSHSs
fnrtfIb<e. ~-
t21Mrt1mt) Ss9S. 8. y 1e1aft.
- a 49, 1%e=o sSe1, = - rtsir sy4s4fer
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3ur unttrp tiitaus Der Auadlal5srsi stabltrt

Der siu,is' pig i y: Ge!t, TOO ii&trs.
l1nells uno !, IL. ., >4s sEu ;: IN
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.pn1s Stutf,

bic F sur 9simIis Safer sei&wit fateY tie e 70 pft
bss bSen Qeatea SEEK In br ule ltrne une heren SU-
gen Ne auaatt fpartn, islbn tm Salaf bur Tslutis
ntn eIe, wena nnsetteh, bic Che unnt5eli MAIDEN unS
ESrper ane @ef ;er6rtn fcten icort tts n6tisn St.
te sean Spi6e 9srDnsn mlsu be>sy Fs sinti Va bic
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geiRtg.

DIE frs6b.en a9trtuss.x fes saiers ah ft1r tI asA-
len. 9erlu tes 6sta6tntIeS SermrrRns her SbeeH Gs-
brE6tte eer 0efr;frGfte, bSe Mfnunsen Mtneeuns
ter vSeieli4aft, ut aG 0iniamtsis @tsrsntu 9teen
I'D itl5R 8urttIamsei /. Rnt sintse her i&ItHntn
HnIae
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Jmpocteur0 &c.

HN S5iim0er s. Striltb,
zss Snpprtear uns 8srtdnfer zen
9Seinen, 8ranoies, Sins, Ss9nats &C.,
DtpnOngcbela, Bourbon II. ape BbIstIes
n. 0Bbclefale nno 9fetai1,
m. .1S5 BeR prattfr: mGhe Sanpserfr.
gens eeebrten yuslifum emYfetsn r ierner unr rsi*
baItiaeS Qacer prm 3 dberrs- nns &herre-SrG
Etes, Rxms, Gttterst @assberre'Ssrus SaatA.
SIs.Itr sattsmUr.' 8: : ben D 3. DIT. 1854. (sgRt)
e1 @ieber1 S. 9D1stataerfeio.
kSX uaerem Sreuahea uaS 9etaanteu, FDDse BEN 9a.
kItium Ina Aleemesnea erIauben Dtr uns ttetmtt
bic Enastse 40 aaGen kes Es na&tr statsa Datum ttn
: YsSseiu. unD 2iquorsSe1cbGft,
sesktus.u sgt SeutfGtn, rsngSFisn uaa etnGesmti$e
e.r-1 DtsbuEtfa,
ges. Y&g gSeea @awGR., D Tb3rssa bsoss ~
s4arSsS -..
aaer sseer Sirma ssSrt nasea xne seFptesn eeFaetf
bic reegEe unb btAtsfe SestcEune
5alttuste ben Il. saart 1894
SteEert * 6 eta rte fsIk
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90 felM{6e iSGsb OaMGNgetFe
Gaierer Seit
Sic 6pnigbIuma (The Honeysuckle)

9ie 9pnigbIuma CThe Honeysuckle)
pser
ELIXIR DE WIFE.
seks Gsnte ittess ueGeS t IGase eiasa sBraneitpsa
Gnf III GursSa kefss wnS tn bs 91Hse i1nea tn esraHS
tpmtt IL aus bea reaaen gpgnee tn gersnsAns tt ses
RSutss pber gastattAaRtRSs t Sese br Staettrn StF
terc smS @er6sumg5ereane" fefr ettpsHR aesfiG Huf
In Deut5&Ianb ais
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betrante&.
6steIbtfser SeGauteteare MYStbeer nien N biz
9prtetttsrs esme EertkSrae GWeRe oes pros ea
enn enmaG stsItet, b RSnr HtAt saa bse!ee tttn SR
Ien Rtt pic anssre Seeneante SerS sane se1eiSe Se
Sen etrSbaitdeu v%aR" tsssRalteter se3an une aAes
sartreHkeA @fuetten Gb 1ae sa es bsa sr
SmeresieEaieR Serrtt preeg Serea SStraaEen EA oss
Orsans lanai ettereA Gne:tanRt szreea TSf, - 1919
bet eS Meker te Trtnser, Rp se A+te hfr Is
GIs Ertnt-ttrs fest cs ketFef@ aeE SIfear5 " 6eta
bett keS GeEGn1aGes ais wn1ScstrEiiea -.
gD6sefale 3tetaI Neentea ssaReH t irgsne etnstSSs
ttat befes sDraGsIi&en t1tets tn Sgs1 2assne ass
EIafSen bsrS
ben a!leintgen Gi9ner
8. @ srn $40. go 6amsDers, G5Gee SeH gGtasenTs.
0AaenEber sein @earsSes SGttsesSTs,
ber1Rret Eereea. ,x,..c~
Gtsners auf bem &Rre 1trIeben TT.
ae6erserauier erhalte BITE ;1 eee 8tfre cuhelsrsAi
ten COD II. .Iittserap5- SbGueef9tlter srstts.
Die Iseren Slodeu merben (jesp$ ret) bet eer as1Nc
taelunS NIT 81 90 Dusenb fta1ep 3atnsrstaAenns
sebraGt.
gsranbp, 9lrrac, @epttb a3bi3fp 9snMct GTene
ben Gnertannt eun 0HGIttaten nne ~ sItaen Stett
emYfrtlt .. SoSis1
gsRe Sanbser anh &1tabenfr.,
(25Mnr ~ sesenIber benz @srste
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ia s Nteuc 6ea. Gartnse.
sDtr emSfasen uebeu etae Ydrtbe beRe SO0dnss4e Or
rsnSe hteSfasTiae Eeee bic pr semabeten peVh
SfiaRagen. 9so-eS$S & NRtIkeImt,
TN0rsfSst 7Tc gH a5nffhrSfEHf
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! Nenfl6le Apothefen
srGaYsaS pue &sStE19Ia WGGH0Es'
srs "a eerssG1arRSass r9n

80. a NprssW0gFtHsE
.,.s e.s srn ssnaiyloaa!a aosnss nno StooisRress'
yrIas "a bsu ssiseu Biassu ssteseasu gystsstea ub
s srren 9srsses, nssis sea SeesrtsA ynsGtSI tsssS
essfoHes Ssessgts aus fsiSs Ese'ssnss SsEssOsns
s,sfedr srs@ suk MIR bRrs pSgFse frsie SsaounSeu
aefs mi efea NJ auggru geGSs sssSrsne:n R0Sscsr
1ten ssYiesra. Die Eaestisnss @Snit$es ErdssrSfe,
Snre ana 9enss saslhIen bei0esea !r ig anisrem Sa'
lS.p.s ls@"s.~s.-,, .i..z ~ Gser4il
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nstbTensisfen Grfrrsernc ;ur esetinsM Gadfeltstti
ne Sa rtne fe mirb BE Ntte 2eSans 5ur raurieu
gtstraert. Die &uadtsn feS 2eb ne eenfern lid rHh.
l uaeft eel: p:rs ereriIien rOn 9ernchuua unb me.
!Ga@Oltaen Seiradtuneen, sa5 une bic 3reustn mel6s
&sbtre eeaiestn perpsiSsrt IiRb.
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1SO 8aneu 9SrF,

-, AUW ~JVsSStM ONVkkE
{tsSf&tebtnen @rEtkH rnb 0uaItdten Deslre Seiebtg
uantitdteu "a dustrR ntebststn Vpeiltu.
GbmGrh BIpG
(lBRbr&l ITA HeR 3pmbat hE faEe.
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ili% ter YrsHs.

Dir piele EIaisnrs mele mIstuS her ltteu Geben,tbn
Sabre IL eser @at tirt heu unb bic Atenae MID.
tasr Tunsirstden Srtraisaen, Gebe Tr. 5,hrs aus.
ghrIe beasa fte ) tSgF '9ppGrtcge eire anfere
yalen GMHrstdet rrrsa ri excl ia 8esus auf ietneu
Gba alter ais Gts Sryu9 uU Gbdra.ie unb Sc.
wtIsnlaftstett na Eetshfsn ei"s tinresnDe @tHSSr-
leifang.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-29

Attorney announces that he does mot move TOT
is sucisus for the Court 70 order the prisoner 70 Dc
remanded but something having been SAID on oosn sues
In this case Il Is proper that should eApan my Pos
tion IN rslsrence % The conclusion 70 which have
arrived In reading the Official report OF the semi.
Official report OF the proceedings ~ .he 5upeot Cout
e. days since ssd he 70 b sentenced
until the testimony was taken In niteen SUITS NO sucn
understanding has been mad WIN the Court, ana,
a. i am Informed none with the District Attorney
.ude n for The purpose OF stating that since then
learn from with his counsel ne did not say
40 nor ala he intend 30 to be understood II anything
should have been said like that 1t would certainly have
been nv duy 10 repudate it, for such arrangement
was made il is not unusual thing for prisoners who
plead guilty have postponement OF their sentence,
whether there any extraordinary features in the
or mot have no hesitation in granting reasonable
postnonement this case, in order that the prisoner
be examined in where the interests Of his late
must determine for myself when / think sufficient
time has been afforded for that purpose feel very
well satisfied from what has been disclosed upon public
examinations that II the prisoner had not pleaded guilty
his counsel could have delayed the sentence longer than
they ask; but they submitted and In measure ad-
dressed themselves TO the favorable consideration Of the
Court By vigorous resistance the time OF sentence
could have been postponed II the plea had not been
nterposed technical objections might have been
raised upon the empannelling OF the jury, upon the
trial, and after conviction, II II had taken place. am
tncty understood that the delay which occurs between
the time of the plea and the OF sentence does not
pass 10 his credit In fixing the time for na sentences
will be only 80 much added to IT, The prisoner re-
handed
Ex-Judge Stuart moved for the discharge Of Edward
Brown, now detained on a charge OF being connected
with Jenkins in the Phenx Bank defacatons.
Mr. McKeon opposed the motion. The Court took the
papers and reserved it's decision.
number OF motions for the discharge Of prisoners
made, some Of which were granted
George e. Weaver pleaded guilty 10 an assault with
intent to commit a rape
The court adjourned for the term.