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Rf THUS. UUWLIhG, Auct.; Georeetswn.
TwIETY BUILDING Lots OR MARKET
GARDENS, NEAR GEoRGETowN,AT LUC-
ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON, August stb,
0fiair, II not, next fair day > st CLOCK D. m
WI sell. on the premi,es, part Of that very v.lu
situated In Washington county, IN the District
Of Columbia, about one aud q half miles above
turnpike and the Ridge Road The property will
be divided into twenty Building Lots or Market
Gardens, each containing from fsur to ght scres
and can be seen at any tine previous e. sale on ap
Rlieanop 10 w. d. 9. MURDOCH, Bsq,, az the
srty can be seen st the Auction Rooms. so.iT
TenDallytovn.
Terms: One-ausrtsr cash: balance 6, Il, end fs
months, with interest. secured BY Q deed OF trust
cost Of the purchaser VIZ
su sd Intel THos. BOWLING, Auct.
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PBoPosALs FOB BOOKS AND STATION.


PROPOSALS FOR ERGO bSoks AND STATION.
OFFICE TEgsIEEs o. PUBLIC scHeoIs.
unit, T TINS mist. oss
the o End
school year beginning the first Monday in Septem
td0a1en No. =, spsne:erian Copy Books
! g - g . :"
s ." worsestsrs Somprehsn.Iye spelliiaSse 0A'
! :: Hil!sra. rlt Rls.1EG s:s.l s''li'f
g Fourth
Z" Primer
! :: Davies ! F4.slissF al arithmetic
z :: Elements Elements of Written Arithmetic
:: G2lburn : Mental Arithmetic
Wsrren's Common School Geography
h CONNECT CSmnfshsse oss"i snsli'h Grammar
:. Ca" First Lessons in English Gramm&
iI3sIss%;s yiI:f SS.ity ecs%sss Note Paper
sssis ss's9s; iass:;
ssSsrsss spssncerian Pens, MOL '~'' "a
100 ..-
s pSs. sG si 90 ss Pens
Ss b ks$S IT, 200
50 gross Chalk Crayens ---'''-'' -
from @e to time D q. reaured ~ 5oe
the written order OF the Treasurer Of Public
Each proposal to be endorsed proposals for
Books and Stationery, "sEd to be addressed to the
uhoef's neu Chairman Committee S On s suppiiss.
au 2l.eost Board Of Trustees Public Schools.
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hIAIeI pE eAInI yL0u1; La Pitts
ssle &c V eeielisrs; Lee DsiGts ss Pee; Les Pc
ute Qtseao1: Ea rstsilis de bNass; Ls Pcudrs
en- HBAHpK rAYLss.
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RY JAMES O. MCGUIRE q CO., AuotIoneer.-
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FuRNrrupr
AT AUCTION
WEI viii sell on "WEDNESDAY MORNING, An
gust 1th al 10 CLOCK: at dwelling No. 40 lttb
street, between ii and streets, the Furniture in
Mshogsny = air cloth eofa and Chairs
Do Marble top Center and other Tables
DO bedstesds and w srdrobee
Do Marble top Bureaus and Washstsnds
Do Dining Tables, Refrigerator
R p,9ss sns unree and Ingram Carpets Bugs
Feather Bed Bolsters and Pillows
bat Back, Window Shades
Walnut Hair cloth eofa
Cane and wood seat Chairs
Blankets. Quilts and Comforts
Hall snd Step Oilcioth, Clocks
Gilt Band China Tee Set
Crockery ana Tin Toilet Ware
Goal and " food stoves
No. Cooking Range aud Fixtures
Win other Hou sssold and Kitchen Requisites.
Terms cash. JAS. G. McGUIRE a CO..
auH Auctioneers.
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RY GREEN a WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE SAL ar, oE BgLpISs LOTS IN

BY virtue OF deco OF trust 10 the subscriber d.
TED Pee moer - 1855, and recorded In Liber n N.
&c, shall offer for see. at public auction, on
sATO kDA1 the LIST das Of Sc ptember. 1856, at
O'CLOCK y. M. IN froBt 81 the pre- aises, Los Nos.
che Cd and three 49, in SQu are numbered ten hy
eleven Cd ana twelve Clf,1 In Square mum bered
nine hundred and ninety six, $50 Of the plan OF
the city Of w sshiDgton.
Terms e-third cash; the residue In and
II months, the purchaser giving his notes for the
deferred payments, satisfactorily endorsed. and
bearing Interest from day OF sale. A deed given
and deed OF trust taken, 20 secure the deferred
payments. All convey encins and stamps st the
cost Of the purchaser IL the terms sale are not
complied with with in i've days from the day OF
sale, the trustee reserve the right 10 resell the
said property At The risk and cost Of the defsuing
pips sssn on giving ssIss Ssfi pssSs y the Eve
iy Z-eo6ds GkkEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
pr GREEN q WILLIAMS, AuctiOneers.
VALUABLE BUILpING LOT. FRONTING ON
NORTH y STREET, BETWEEN IsT AND I'D
By virtue 81 = deed OF trust, dated Febr1sry
1876 and recorded in Liber X. NJ r., No Ia folio
-, ct seq, ef the land records Of Washington
county, the subscriber as the Trustee therein
premises, on MONDAY, the Sd day Of september
ne1t. ct 8 O'Clock D. m, Lot No 2. in Square No
567. fronting 81 feet inches north n street by
depth Of los feet 10 inches
Terms Of sale: One third cash; balance in SIX and
twelve months, with interest from the date Of sale,
secured by Q deed Of trust on the property. All
conveyapcing and stanps % the cost Of the pur.
chaser, who shall deposit $50 With the auctioneer
II the terms of sale are not complied with within
five days from the day of SALE the Trustee reserves
the right TO resell az the rsb and cost Of the pur
'""''' SAMUEL T. DRTRY, Trustee
au 9o-eed&ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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by GREEN & WILLIAMS, Arctioneer.
RlYW. L. WALL q CO., Aucrioneers
Id Origin al Horse and Carriage Bazaar
g. La. av., between 9th and 10th stu

SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES. &c.
SATURDAY MORNING, August 18th cam
mencing at 10 O'Clock, at the Bazaar, will be soIA
about
FIFTY HORSES,
suited to harness and saddle. A full description
at sale.
A loi Of Mules, broke to harness, in good order.
Also.
hand Carriages, Bugsies, Keckaways Express
Wagons, and other v ekicles.
large collection Of New and Second hand Har-
ness, &c. ..- -
2New Family Carriages = 'tr-t
2New Germantown Carriages e--f Z.
Regular sales at the Bazaar every Tuesday
Thursday, sno Saturday, without regard to the
weatl err.
Carriages and Harness always ct private sale
= w. l.. WALL Co. Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
RY eREEs . wILrAns. Au.uo...p.

fsTi on X STREET sokTa SEAS sopH
sIkphkTr WEST, oProeITH THE wEs1ERa
On FRiDAY. the oath instant. ct O'CLOCK y. m q.
on the premises, We shall cell east part OF Lef
No. 5, In Square No. rs, making IL valuable
Terms: One half cash; balance In six and twelve
ises All - ~ 20 - " W. y.
oos, 9, tne purehAssr Sc down when ssOchse on.
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WANTS.

WAHI1D-0ood MEN. accustomed to the bust.
h..dIns. Aadrsss "sts,ss. y Star sises IT,
8 .sn sS'ss
work. Apply ct No. 6is nth street, corner Pc.
"A Shsabermaid or housevorf in . snail f.ni-
Il next soor g tSs lfIsAae call 1t and 18Th
WANTED-A SITUATION by q 6 rst class cook
w Oen bring the best ofieconame I'd stions. can
No. .f tire: srss day. :: he. 'cs%sr
a YOUNG GIRL WISHES a SITUATION for
a plain sewtng, and nurse Best rscommenda
street. nsa Sstvs e. . d sss A. WI No r.
"A s!TgATi0N 70 sook, wash snd IRON IN pri.
Box No 81, Star Once sse0mn'ndaen'' Adqsss'
WANTED-A GIRL to cook, wash and iron and
SIS Hs' oS s'
WAsssTFfiHR s1 T good 0AkREsTIEs As.5
HOUSE WAlTFD-A modern built HOUSE,
fsm, GUn's,ning ten or more rooms. for private
Address A. l.. at this once. an n St.
WANTEn.slOo N0 worth Of second hand FUR-
o M M, NiTT o. BEDS, CAsRETs, &C.. Also, SEQ
dr as scte through City Post Once to G.
WhSIlD.Tyo sLBvANTs,, to 90 t. we.t
cook, wash and iron: the other nurse and cham.
bermaid. Apply at MAJOR Mcdonald cor Della
ware avenue and street north Coed recon-
mendaiions required. an a2-3t'
WANTED-A WHEELWRIGHT Apply at
the corner OF "a ana n streets, Island.
WAHTED-By, q lady, . SITUATION in a
w store; would be willing to receive small nav
until acquainted with the business Add sea, i
Georgetown Post Office. an 2l -sts
WANTED-A WHITE WOMAN 20 cook wash
w and IRON for q small family. One we'll recon-
mended will get a good home Apply SPA Md
ave, corner 9th ST.. Island au 2l-St*
&SOO-WANTED-A smart BUSINESS MAN
QCOO as partner, with the above amount, to
engage in a new travelling enterprise, in which
double the amount can be made monthly, and se
Guilty. gwen for the amount invested. Address
ENTERPRISE, Star Office. gu II ST
WANTED-s1, 900 for one year on first class
nus real estate security viii siye s CS bo-
au 1857 Corner 10th and + streets.
ANTEp-By q respectable woman SITUA-
w TION first class Cook in Boarding House
or Restaurant Address Box No. 10 Star Once
"AETED-A neat and convenient small
HOUSE, containing not less than four rooms,
atarentsl OF $50 per aDnum, by reliable and
permanent tenant. Address O. B. T., Star Office.
WANTED-Gold and Silver Watches Ladies
w and Gents Clothing or any articles of vsIne.
at b. FULTON co. s, Pawnbrokers, 500 9th
street three doors north ef Penn avenue N b,
90 Water Coolers, and 500 gross of Porter Corks,
tor ssle cheap. jy q eo2m"
NANTRB.-s SECOND HAND TURNITORs
n,ro A Use I MdlnkR9RS; GARP ETs, BEDS, BED.
description. X. BUOHLY, lO6 7th street
lee6 between @ and Ii east Ode
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ELOURl FEED sALTiII
A complete assortment OF
ALL GRADES OF FLOUR,
10 which We solicit the attention Of
BAKERS AND GROCERs.
MILL FEED, MEAL, BALED HAY,
and all kinds Of FEED ct low rates.
GROUND ALUM, FINE,
And TURKS ISLAND SALT
Tor sale low In lots TO suit by
my A-u ". m. GAIT CO.
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STRA1eB, But TRUB.-That Warts, Moles,
Corns, Bunions, Bad Nails, ETC., can be re-
moved without pain. To be convinced call
at DR.. Whites Rooms, ga Penn. av., between
* and 9th streets. 600
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JOHN B. ELvAEs ! Co.,
SIN Washipgton, B. G
DEPAHRTTH,4h4spT OF Of The Ta 2 5bsTEsIes,, .

ii OE n
u UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE
-. WASHINGTON. July 80. 1885
On the petition ofJAs. GREENRALGh,of Woon-
s,snt aran, r. - PRAYING tor the sxrspson of
1885,; tor an IMPROVEMENT IN Node Of Count BAL,
ancing Harnesses In Looms, for seven YEAR from
the s5Pirstisn Of said patent which tales place on
It L oraersd that the sad petition be heard at
tobsg next, At u O'Clock H; and al perssna are
why said petition ought not to be granted.
ale In the afSnt once their oSsc aEs re9n,rsa 20
set forth in writing, at least twenty days before
the day of hearing; all testimony nled 81 either
party to be used at the saio hearing must be taken
and transmitted in sccordsnce with the rules of
the once, which win be furnished on application
timony must be filed in the ofioe twenty days
TitSin ten days after Hing the Testimony. ''
Ordered Also that this notice DO published in the
Republican and the telligencer, Washington D.
o., and in the Journal. Providence, Rhode Island
once 3 week for three successive weeks; the frst
Of said publications to be ct least sixty days prev
T. @. THEAKER
Commissioner of Patents :
P.B.-EditoD Of the above papers will please
COPY, and send their bills TO the Patent Once, with
n ufn0 fhia nOficA AZ
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PENNIES can be had in auy Quantities at the
Star ONCE counter. ..s. -
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ID M ALL ITS BRAHoHrs.

best manner all kinds Of BRIUK AMI SToHsS
IA AsONkY, incluSi1s house building and feSeir.
setting Crates, Ranges and Ovens, 1t rsssonsbic
"a 0Iders LEFT q iSs street. Washington. or lls
tended to. w S'0~HsV -
IL 7-6 J. OOIIruo
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The OPINION OF AN OYPIoKR IN THE ARMY.
:. .At Inspection noticed that a large proper
1on OF me mems knapsacks contained q box of
Iroenes, being generally used BY them for
CoIos, etc" Browns Bronchioi Troches should
oe used upon the first appearance Of Cold or
cough, which by neglect may terminate in
some incurable Lung Disease.
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AQUE6 J0CVENALp
MARBLE WORKS.
Cbvssr Fsss Jsssey acsnss aad : street.
Near the Baltimore Ds,ot.

All orders for srArUARY. MoNuMBHfs. or
MANTELS executed In the best mannsr n short
nstiee, and On the very bsss tsrnss eS-sns
CusHlnoH Law AND PRACTICE or In.
" oISLAfIvE AssEnDLIEB. CushinSS n An.
nal o. Parpamentary Prsctics. BurlsishS Lesis-
ConErssstenal Manual EslIS Hand Book for
psoeune Societies. McPhsrseaS Political Tar.
ee6elllon. lsuiIl BRANCx TxHLSR.
u hseds hieh: 6ve yeass saa, vsrrsnted - -
s III ~ - ~ " nHsnsa- Gee b sses IN
a. "a III ~. 60 sessas % strsss. sstscss Z. =.
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ny GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctiopeers.
McNEIR 4 BRYANT,
ZEAL ESTATE BROKERS',
ass Seventh street.
AQCIlON SALE OK ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD
md KITCHEN FURNITURE IN GBORGE-

W. VIII teII ~ PUBIC auCslen, ~ the House No.
1e Gay street, Georgetown, d e., at 10 o cisck a.
M, on FRIDAY, Aug. Faith, ell OF the new and ele-
CANT Household and Kitchen Furniture contaised
IN said house, composed IN part Of
Walnut Chamber Sets
Green Enamelled Chamber Sets
Dining room Furniture. China, Glass
Cutlery Croeksry and Kitchen urniture
Stair Csrpetine, new Mating, Oilcloths Ac kr
Parties who Contemplate buying furniture are
requested 70 attend this sale. all the furniture
highest bidder " mo
Tue sale win begin precisely at ten O'Clock.
McERIR BRYANT.
Real Estate Broksrs. a 90 7th st W ashineseu.
au 2l-d GREEN q WILLIAMS, H1cts
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COALI COAL q CoALtii g. 49,
viz
Locust Mount white Ash at ss.7s pc ton.
Diamond Vein Bed Ash NJ So
We are now prepared TO furnish Coal by the
Cargo, at Phil adel phia prices
Now is the time for families TO put in their win.
ter supply. S. p. BROWN SON,
B jy24- 465 9th ST., bet. and streets
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QY NAGLE q CO., Auctioneers.
ID sales-rooms 10. ass Pennsylvania avenue
Hssle D %. Will give their psrsonal attention q
the sale Of Real Htate and Household Furniture n
the residence Of Amilies declining hoasskeep ping
Also, to the sees OF stocks Of Groceries and Nor
ehandfse Of every description, Horsos, Carriages
Harness. 10 dec I.iy
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AUCTION SALES.
RI 0REIs 4 wILLIA1 &C. 75csoHssrs.

~ 10y AscSsS Oosss 80 yP
RI GREHs . WILLIAMS 7Seao.ssrs.
ssl Los 2s ya "A gE
.. Tn AZ sSsh,a AZ
e: ls;1 s &. e S Ssss; sss
HH Me- sss .tIa oeloel Il; q our aueISp Rosn
the % rs. and
the Goysrnmen. OF the United state.. viz
Lou s Is, IL, Is. %, and 81, in square No
L 70, , ns5sb..sds, aud s. in ssu.rs no Ga
LOIS nn@,ssI.d and /; IN saSsrs No IS ssi. ON
Lot M INBRED Is in sa1sr. No. Q. i ISL LIE
AL Of Square numbered .o2s.
sSfcs VIII sis hea ;Ss asy e
an s e Ssr tcr the entire
Terms: Cssh, in 9oyernn cot funds, on the de-
0ns nth Of The pUreis.s money to be paid when
the property lie Knocked on. =, -
sssss s; ss%e .s
thirty days from the day Of sale toe Com
reserves the rsht 70 resell the property 81 the
the commissOner Of Pubic suiisins. ~ 0f'sr
su . eC6ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
RY GRExH WILLIAMS, AuenOneer..
THE CENTRE MARKET fronting 9th street.
west. being Bouse No. 475, at Public Auction
On sAT0kpAY the 2sth instant, at II O'Clock
a. m, we shall sell. on the premises, 20 the high
eat bidder, for cssh, the above named House, Fix
s1 nd GREEN q WILLIAMS, Aucu.
RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
TWO yEGETABLE STALLS IN THE CENTER
MARKET AT PUBLIC AUCTION
On SATURDAY. the 25th instant at leI. o,clock
g m, We shall sell, on the premises, two STALL
No. 90 and 90, In Centre Market.
Also,
On MONBAY, the 9Th instant, at IL o'clock
m. In the Northern Liberty Market, we shall sell
stalls No. oil and 81, 10 the highest bidder for
cash. GREEN 4 Wff1I,IkMs
an Y Aucttoneers
RY GREEN B. WILLIAMS, Asctioneers.
HAHDsOME OPEN CARRIAGE, Two IRON
SAFES, AND SHOWCASE AT PUBLIC AUG.
Tl0N.
On SATURDAY, the 25th instant. at IL O clock
m, In front OF our auction rooms, we shall
sell
One nearly new open Carriage. built to order
Two Iron Safes. in excellent condition
One fine Show Case
Terms: Cash.
au22-d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
\ Il, Al
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V'EARS OF TIE DoURo-Gusrsntsed q pure
O1ofto. Tor sale By &c. DYER CO.,
au l-eoN Ye6 fenn. ave-, bet. 18th and 18th sts.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT or PIANOS THAT
- hsve peep used. fos sale u1on EASY terms. at
ass VIC NITzER0Tr co.
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SEASONED CAROLINA FLOORING, a. and
= 4. Also, long yellow Pine JOIsT. for sale
by JOS. + LIBBEY,
Lumber Dealers,
IN is.St No. 81 Water street, Georgetown.
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u" inSerts 10y. BuH0HILI,
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ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL.
RoAD.-We are pleased 10 learn that our en-.
terprising fellow Ito wnsman, II. K Bradshaw
has been awarded toe contract for construct.
ing the II rst section OF the Alexandria and
Fredericksburg Railroad. This section in.
cludes the crossing OF Hunting creek, and
comprises a large amount OF excavation, to-
gether with upwards of three thousand run.
ming feet of crib and pile work.-4Iezandrio
Gazette
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ANOTHER CALI DIFPICULTY.-Yesterday az
ternoon, as Mr.. Garner, the commissioner of
the Third Ward, was at the upper end of North
Capitol street, he saw two men-B. Busher and
George Phuger-engaged in a row, and at
tempted TO stop them. but they refused to &C =
knowledge his authority. Officers Grown aHd
Bailey by this time came in sight, when one of
the belligerents started of, and was pursued
by the officers, with Mr. Garner, for over hal
= mile, and finally brought up standing. The
parties were taken 70 the second precinct sta =
ton, where the case was heard by Justice
Walter, when it appeared the row originated
from a dispute about calf, and the parties
Were fined IS each. Pfuger was also fined -
for using profane language.
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- Enb Grown ofWild Olive. Papers from Oysr.
iooa Aou.s The Combination fortune Teller.
T iiasen Prison Life Of JET Davis. NAPOLEON y
Manual for 1866. Ao'0~'
H8 :. - FRANCK TAYLOR
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-02-03
The Pot and Kettle .

There is no finer exemplifcati ion of the
fable of the pot and kettle, than VIII en Mas.a
chusetts and South Caro- Ina run u tilt against
each other. Unhappiy, South Ca folina has
at present no representative ia congress; but
Garrett Davis, Of KY, after seeing her
thoroughly besmutted by Mr.. Wilson OF
Massachusetts,, thus smutted back in behalf
of South Carolina:
South Carolina was once, and for a long
time, true to our system OF govern ment and
all its principles Massachusetts, n tver. In
1877, when the Constitution was being born
into life, Massachusetts, was in state of in-
surrection against the United States. In
800 she factiously opposed the pPlicy and
measures OF our 20 Iernment II: the ACQUISITION
# Louisiana, because that vast COZ dntry, be-
ing formed into States, would lessen her
power and influence relatively in .he Govern.
ment and Union.
. In 1899, when our nation was young and
feeble, and the British cruisers, under orders
in council, were boarding our ships in every
sea, tearing our flag from the masthead, and
dragging our sailors from their own decks to
be impressed into the service of od dr enemy,
s.nd our government, to avoid war. resorted
from those wcQngs. Massachusetts condemned
our own government, denounced the embargo
as invalid and imperative, and disregarded
it, continuing TO trade with the public enemy,
prelerring to accept the outrage and degrade
ton Of the government and people Of the
United States TO the loss OF her gainlul traf,
fic with England.
! hesc wrongs were persisted 10 and null
tiplied by Engiand, and as the dern.er resort
our government declared war against her in
1872. That Massachusetts, was then false
and dis,oyal to the United States tba. she
gave not only her sympathy, but ali and
comfort to the enemy, and committed the
crime OF treason against the United States III
many instances throughout the war; and
that she vas brought to these crimes by the
gains of her traffic with that enemy, IS matter
OF public history.
when Florida was acquired by treaty with
Spain, lactlous and dislOyal Massachusetts
condemned the acquisition and the govern
mens .yr negotiating the treaty; which her
Legislature sg!emGly resolved to be without
authority, and thct that territory was not
thereby annexed to the United States. On
the admission OF Texas state, the gov
6rnment Of Massachusetts passed resolutions
the measures 10 be void ard she
was not bound by it.
The coust.tuti9Raity of the fugitive slave
Law OF $50 was sustained by The Supreme
Court Oi the United States aud all the Federal
and State courts before which the question
was brought; Notwithstanding, the Legisla-
;urc Ok Massachusetts, passed "a .aw 10 nui.iiy
1t; aud her people organized az armed rebel
hon TO resist, and di- resist. its execution
and in maxim. that re5.-.ance, Bachelor, !
United States marshal. who was IN the per-
lormauce o. his la:y, was killed, and this
double crime Of treason aG4 murler IS yet
unwhipped Of Justice
is now Nr Wilson's put
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-02-03
AN UNLUCKY DUTCIl lNIAN.
"HILLIFLICKER sNICKsyACKER."-" "wHos PIN
HERE SINCE ISL PIN GONE?'
From the Ia Crosse Democrat.

| From the La Crosse Democrat
| Hi.lihIcker Snicksnacker, q Teutonic ven
der of saurcrout, wooden combs, crude
cabbage, striped mi;tens, cotton suspender.
and ''litt,e dings," with true patriotic zeal
| left his home III La Crosse at the commence
ment of the war, and enlisted as a sloE
grocery keeper behind the suffers tent, or
the Potomac. When he went away it was
with the intention of making some monish
| if it took all summer, and HObly did he fight
it out on his line. How he did it Is best told
as he told us On his return last week
"You see, Mr.. Bumroy, der drum beats
und the call comes to go to wars nit arms
Ise be patriotic so much as Sheneral Wash
burn, or Sheneral Bangs, or any tam Shen-
eral who lives to come home great men. So
| puys some liddle dings, and gets some
bapers from the War Committee. and goes
init ter poys ter pc patriots and sell some
iiddle dings ana make some nonish ! kiss
mine frow five, nineteen dimes. and goes nit
der war. | goes to Shambersburg, and
makes much monish. Tn day poke mine
window out un. mine head to hear der sere>
made, and dink of someding,- W hen | see
Sthonewall Shackscn, nit his troops und der
pig brass pand, coming down der street,
playing like der dyful on der brass pand,
Who's pin here since Isil pin gomez:
'1Dat Sthonewall Schackson is der dyful
NIT iiehtins, and puts my monsh in mine
booklet, and mine little baperi in mine pag,
uud | goes SO quick as never vas to Ge;tys-
burg. T. IL. ;.- a.-e ! onens some more s;hore
aud sells some more liddle dings And un
day hears men un der horsepack, riding
down der street ike dunder, aud den
polles der window under mine head and looks
myself up der street, and dere comes dat
same dytul Sheneral Sthoncwall Shackson
playing dat same older dune as | hears
petore,
Who. pin here since Ish sis gone"
Den | makes mine mouish comes inter
mile booklets, AMI makes mine pag come
into niue bapers, and poot mine sign on der
pig sthore on der corner, 50 | lose more
goods as | had not got, und den | 20 to
Wisconsin 20 see mine trow, as | haint see
in desc two years, 50 long time as never
wash.
''Den | comes home und knocks un der
door, und mine frow she makes talk un
tell me Who's dare?'
'Den | say, 'HilliAicker Snick ksnackcr,
untlshe knows dat ism lli,e name, und she
make herself come out OF der house, and
give me nine, seven times kiss on mine face
SO good as never wash.
Den, Nr. Enmroy, | looks nit mine eyes
und sees some dings Und 50 | ask mine
irow if shees been married since | 20 of 20
be patriot, und if she be no got married,
why she makes much grow ven | pe gone
nit der war? Und gets mad as ter dyful,
und den | diuks of dat dan She"cra!
Slhonewall Shackson und his big pr.,ss pand,
uud | sings
Who's pin here -.ncs I=li pin s,as.'.
''Und now, Mr.. Bumroy, somcpoly makes
droub!e nit me, for Ish pin gone two years,
und knows some d:ngs, und | goes back
NIT der war, und sings dat dam S;h0Eewal.
ShacksCu song al der way -