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OF l1ao Republican Executive
EQUalflifErc

H4Eel1HS OIL 1nG 1kcPND&1C11t Executive
Committee.
There will bc meeting Of the Republican Ex
ecutivo Committee at the ST.. .;trsEors Epom, il
the Court House this (Thursaa:) evening, Jan.
uarF la, at o'clock, to determine on cal!
for meeting Of the Republicans cfthe city fot
the election Of 4 new committee. i full attend.
ance is requested. 1.S. ARNOLD,
Jaa. u, 1860. Ptetident ErcHfipe Casssni3ltf
The following is the Committee:
F4@si Ward-J. II. Durham, Fred. Tui,le,
!Stna3 Hdrd-Henry Rowland, Theobcld
Hartman, Charles Busby, H. Kohu, Geo. ".
Ia.rd 1Havd-Hiram Joy, John Raber, A. Il.
Boyd*n, II. Heinrich. tieo. a. Fiagg.
Fourth Nard-p. !. Kofinot, Leonard Lam
pertx, 6. Nay. o. II. Salisbury, ]. Il. Allen.
FIFTH Hard-S, y. Wilcox, L. Z. Bishop, s.
u. Avery, George ". Noble, G. Liichenhergcr
SirfA iVa-d-G- Leve1enz, Vim. WIynan, Il.
Cleveland, A: Torkilson, Wns. Win,soes.
SectatA Nard-A. C. Hcssing, Neils Peter
son, Mcnzo Harvey, Henry Wends, Henry +.
Cuthie..
EWhth 1tarl-W. Il. Siickncy. Cespzr Butz,
4: ]. Wright, Andrew Nelson, John S, S!aw-
ick.
NinA IEsrd-Renj Carpenter. Julian S. Rum
sey, G. klemn, Isaac y. Arnold, DR.. Gebhard
paoli. 80.
1.ntA lldrd-Char,cs Re:tz, D. +. Wilson,
Samuel 1.ugs, F, Schii1ng, George Hocb.
, 1860-01-12

Tie appalling natuve Of the cala1ai:y at Law
reacc, Mass. fully meets the public app:ellcn-
Sion. Tho mind rccoiIs il horror from tic pic
turc Of SIX or eight hundred human beings bur.
led il tile vast corglomerat;on Of bricks, tim:
bcrs and iron looms, which were hurled to-
gethcr in ruins gu Tuesday cve:.ing. But this
was the lsast part of the terrific scene. Willie
tue citizens wero to;ling ut 'uns7 cxtrica.ing
their grcaain5 neighbors aud friends, a iiercer
clement Of destruction Was brought i'll play.
Fire burst forth in the ra:nlustib!c material u
the wreck, and iu q short time the whole was
wrapped in fumes. Those WHO had escaped
with life in the avalanche Of masonry: were re-
served only 10 he roasted in the great furnace
fed By the EovG. I'll AID cottou ct the i1unacusc
inclory.
The cause Q; tic disaster is to be found in
the murderous carelcssucss Of tie builders,
mud the moro murlerous recklcssness Of tho
owners. lt.appears that tie building was
never regarded safe; that tho walls ouce
spread 50 much that they had to bo forced
back their places b.; ion su2p:rts; in short,
that it was gigantic trap, Which 1H,s been
sevca years in sprineing on its victims. THO
fire: which. consumed the wretclici b:inSs
Spared ':- the falling walls, was ooc,=ioned ly
,iIat a1c!-euemy of man. burning fluid
Tie Pentertoa Mills were erected in tile
year 1852, b.: :, company Of which Mr. Samuel
Lawrence was tie recognized Icaj. Tic
building and machinery est :775o, ,ooo. 1twas
not so large as the Pacific. the Day STATE, or
the Atlantic Mills, II tic saluc city. Tile coll
ccrn vas sold within :, gear, VIC believe, l,y
lie assi:nc"s ii t:1e pe:abc-tcn Company, 10
Acssrs- Sevius ( ca. rs;,7sse:..s Il new as
snciatiou for S:;:il llln
, 1860-01-12

FIVE 1fc suEKp noL1Ars 0FzEtzr. -Fog ! Chlca %
~ ense who will kc.p tn. scala the perform
a1cc OF Itn::=El1 c-1'rtt j. T.ii.,r.
Our cotcmpcra.y for@els that servants are
not allowed out after 0 ociocl.-you-.o!.
We have often wishcdi. we're 4 family rule all
over Town that housemaids and serving men
We're not allowed GU! of doors after dark on
concert nights. Certainly no persons but hired
girls, nurses, vet and dry, and boys aud men
ont at wages, would thus be willing to ruin our
concerts by this eternal and inevitable leaving
just before the performance is concluded 1t is
imrudent, silly, and altogether delence1ess, save
in the cases above mentioned Of those whose
time Is rot tht jr o1yn
, 1860-01-12

MEssEs Ep1rons: As much is now bcirg said
in the papers concerning our Young Mems As
socia ion Library, would beg leave to add i
few words through your columns. Through tie
politencs Of gentleman take books ont on
bis nume. On going to get book 4 few days
since, tile number OF the page and name Of the
mcmbcr beng given, Twas very sharply Ito use
can't pLrase) questioned mud cross questioned,
to know who aid what wae, and if was a
member af bis fauly, Gc., which was exceed
ingiy tedious and annoying, especially rs several
gentlemen seated about the room we're pcepinc
over the top OF tl,elr booss and laughiag heurtiy
At my discontinue. am SO ashamed cf the
figure mus. have cut-answering questions as
though arraigucd before judge, and in being
told how to SYN those insignificant little bills
that beg theiz pardon for Icing seen there, and
will assure them TINT will never make my a.
pcarance there to be subjected to another such
trial; md think ! am speaking The senti-
ments Of oil young ladies' who have visited the
Library under its present system.
hiss JULIA II. C.
According to Mi.s J. II. C.'s own showing,
she had no RI ght to draw books; nor had "a
gentleman" though a membzr of the Assoeia-
tion, the power to transfer that right to her,
,lr. Matthews, the Librarian, in questioning
her, did no mora than his duty, and We will
answer for it that he did that duty politely as
gentleman should. II she was annoyed By the
laughter Of lookcrs.on, theirs, not the Libra
RUNS, was the t:ame. We do not sec tl,a; sae
las Just cause Of complaint.
, 1860-01-12

We learn Go:n u.douatcd authority tll4l
Judge Breese has declined OF rather repealed,
the honor sou-i tn i,c c;n!:rrel upon lin by
President Buchanan. in making lin. the ba;G
Of our District Court: and that the dele
gates in the late -al:ni:;is!ra:ioa St:te Conrca~
tlou unanimously signed petition in f.ycr of
THOMAS sSELl, 0: Clinton, Dewitt corH.y, for
the .ac:.ncg. who lca for Wasllineto1n Tues
day night, witt lis s!',csalcr:s and signatures.
, 1860-01-12
T Fl 6 CITY

s3- The sleigling was excellent yesterday.
- The Dridcwell birds, in full force, were
clearing eff the Court House Square sidewalks
YESTERDAY.
, 1860-01-12

AxAnEsnE.-ln referring TO The case of arson
the name Of Norman Levi should lave been
giren ab surety, not us principal.
, 1860-01-12

WHERE IS THE CHICAGO Mail: The abo~e is
becoming highly interesting subject Of enquiry
among merchants, Bankers and journalists. For
some two weeks past We hare bud to 20 without
the Chicago papers IN their season entirely.
The scheme about which SO much was said. Of
giving us two na.ls day fan that city, an
pears to hare resulted in giving Us one taait in
two days. Cincinnati aud Chicago are but i lcw
hours apart, and *e eau think Of no valid excuse
for so protracted and inconvenient adisarrauce-
mel: Of tho mail. Will the 1cstmas.ers look 10
it!-ciaei"nat commtrcfai cf yss.trday.
We commend the above to official attention
hereaway. Such state Of things as complained
Of is entirely without excuse, save as rare cx.
ception. The. business and general public CT
both cities justly demand better thing. Of the
Department,
, 1860-01-12

TAE HIDDEN lIASp.-This drama still draws
large audiences at Mcvicker's theatre. II is
::anuaccd for the last time but one this evening,
ausI thosc who hare not seen it should embrace
the opportunity.
, 1860-01-12

- The fearful casualty q! Lawrence, Mass..
briefly announced by telegraph OIL Tuesday
night was on tlc tangucs Of our community
yesterday. Those four lines Of the dispatch
were pregnant witt, horrors uil waited ret
dreaded 10 have revealed. IT il douc in another
, 1860-01-12

AsNAO4t"s
spcci,' .:orc4.ohtr.ca nt III. i're:. ard Tra,lner
TAsHIaG7r'x. Jar. s.1s se.
Ny two weeks leave uf absence during the
holidays having expired, hare returned to r:.y
post to tl.: i..cii-ut* Il" this s.s-r.e, event
fiji session Of Congress. II viii takc sonle days
before eau gct tic hang d: things as there
is hiasus in my narrative that must be closed
10 connect the thread Of the discourse.
To the eye Of the casual Observer, no I;rog,e=s
towards Ill organization has bccn made during
this two weeks iatcrrcgnum. When I ass ac-
1uaintauccs, "What hI:e you dunc<sl:i1c wa;
"sonc:" tic almost invnriahle reply is, Goth.
ling. We s;ansl just where We lid before
''C'lr'istmas. The statns quo has MT been Giz-
''turbe'.. There is no prospect Of organizing
''soon; no progress las been made And
when looked in upon yesterdays sitting, uud
heard The speccaes-t!lc same old sopg.-.nd
heard lie ro: called with tie familiar announce
1nent from the clerk th.st Sherman i4ad 20 mary
votes. The Disunion candidate so 1nury, the
American SO many, aad 80 many !" "hcattesiug,"
aud TINT Sherman stii lnckcsl tic came number
Of IN election tim. hc did ut Tie end Of tic .ird
=, '-A ""' 'A"'" ~ "s".'' .'-'
sns ''ouse was "n 'hc'' neare, IN orssan:zasioh'
tue surlacc discover that tho c!c-
nents Of disorgauizatien arc Sruvita.ins
''1a9"n 1o:ulle" ol .ne l'r.Diee:
'"e 'io"se Ii gu 'ne e'e o. e!ee''ns 're'scr.
ca'no' p'e'ene 10 nan'e '"c oas "he" Tue 'ac'
will he Of record; hut the conditions necessary
- '"a' result arc nearly eo'"l'e'c''' a1" To-
''l'Ffo" may eau t'e suspense, or II may con-
nnu'e Inc week oe'"Fe 1ae "'s' Is salhc'ei1-
y sooheo 10 NC served "9 oe'ose sae country
''a' 'oaF ie'aefs e'fi'ia1'caAs asA' u heh
0'as VIZ "'"' ieh, '''a. '"e Important po'nl
a''er aa' "e''' VIII 'eis oAe'h' inc Why t"e
stream 's 10" mon'niS' shcrt'an' lear. eau no:
"e elected: an 1ofceu 10 this ngs conclusion
m"ch against my WISH; hut II Is '"ol:s'' to Slut
ones eyes TO the eritencc Of bis own senses.
and tue concurr'ns testimony Of olic's- Let me
briefly sum"arlzeahe case as it stands.
In tic iFst place, the liouFc CONSISTS ot s51
members, aud WIS divided sisc weeks ago, when
the members ca'rc together, rs follows:
ns5' n5ule r1es u
au,tr'can. .es,.s nsissr ii \. 4
.-> '''@>N' - :
run
ol '"'S ~" WI pe'ee''t '"a' "n'c 'Ae'S
were liz t,U0H 1uu true Republicans, there were
, 1860-01-12

1 c. q. sckIEEF, 41strHsins 41*.1~ Is D<.1.4cya
10 res~t aIssrsi-tn.eas fer this ,sa.i A. M
Ases'AeS aPsT'N .se1a F]-:- ta1-hs94-F
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KIEO1 WASHINGTON.


The sIrMs- I. for %ufnf:Fr~-.9rcesxsOHsF ia TIE
FIR. 5sH!~rs -{'0slf1oA of;tr HU.>fh n .ssnr1- -
traHx.- 7'nr:tts ofsthe Hr.aoernfs -lsesnTf
DoHttFHf.
, 1860-01-12

cE- We are indebted to Mz. Thomas the Ut
tcn!'sc messenger Of the American Express
Company for late Cincinnati md Louisville
Ucuers
, 1860-01-12
1,I AID 4 II E

MADAME AKEnSTROM'S
s4 DsneIoE sesdeny. -, Randolph s&rres. Of
Wells II now open for the selsou Cla for keneleneu
Tue-cays aaI fridays, 1rou1 10 oc:ocx, +. " For
ladies' dchd.ea. elaesdays .n Saturdays F,m tos
u Al! the dances in sauxhi~ every variety Of
*a.t1:ng Pivate lessons At a tlass for .tsge
dancing 70 low forming AsssnLIy every Mold7y cstnLx-
1:n9I3t
, 1860-01-12

NEE. n. II. GCHESCK n MS ARW FIELD
We clip the following from the Baltimore
Patriot Of the ath inst:
We had the pleasure Of hearing this very
able divine preach his Inaugural sermon, yester-
day morning. ut the Church Of the Emmanuel.
His subject WIS the Nature of the Ministerial
Commission, aud its treatment was in the puritr
and simplicity Of Gospel faith. His points were
handled with the skill Of master. Ills parish
ioners would be doing service to the cause Of
Christ, il they could get the authors consent to
its Immediate pnbication. 1t is such al expo
sition Of the Ministerial Commission, Is every
preacher mi eht make it j text. book.
Mr. Scheuck is a pleasing speaker, endowed
with full, rotund voice, whose intonalions arc
perfectly under his control. Ills earuestuess OF
manner and eloquence of dictiea are largely in
bis favor. We predict for him career Of Use
fulncss in his new relations.
, 1860-01-12

20 The residence Of Rev. J. II. Ieona1d,
Scaman's Chaplain, is Mt No. 26s Illinois street,
and mel Us given incorrectly yesterday.
, 1860-01-12

= ;: - Coal Oils at, s5xceots. gallon, Kero-
:: se1s and other Oils in proportion, at the Lamp
and Oil Emporium. 12G Clark S.. jas.aw
, 1860-01-12

Ft:En S1.oo.-AGaEr u lengthy hearing OF tho
case Icfo1e j jury in the Police Court, james
Nolan, the Randolph street omnibus driver, WAS
convic:e I'd of running his vehic;o against one Of
the horsc cars lie vas fined one dollar, costs
to Iollo,r ihe Judgment.
, 1860-01-12

"Ou III PROPHETIC SorL Ny UxcLE.'-A liz.
cls:on has been recently given in the Superior
Court, by Judge Goodrich, touching The re.a.
ton Of my uac:es' tue pawnorokcrs 10 society,
which it will be well for them and their neph.
cws to nakcno:e Of 1t refers to the heretofore
claimed right Of the pawnbroker to sell or dis
pose of his pledges after tho specified time las
expired. The case is briefly as follows.
Alexander f. Child, Oh Oct. 18th, left in pawn
with Edgecomb l. Sib!cy, on Randolph street,
two watches valued ut 500, on which they I'D.
vanced the sum Of $50, receiving pawn ticket
Of tile usual form, tile pawnLroscr agreeing to
sell back the watches on the payment Of twenty
tIo dollars on the loth 0: November. Below
this WAS aparagraph:
"Redecmas1e in thirty days; after the ADORE
date the said G"iM has no claim upon said
goods"
On the 5th Of Dec, Mr.. Guild went to the
pawnbrckers' un'l presented his ticket with
twenty-five dollars in gold. lie was informed
he was too late, that the watches had been sold
ton man named keyes. aud the pawnbrokers
washed their hands Of the whole matter. But
Nr. Guild thought the afEair would pay, followed
little further. lie went to kcyes. The latter
would give up the watches for sl'. Guild pre-
fcrred to rcalcry the watches and try titles in
the Superior Court, After i careful hearing
the verdict was given for plaintiff, Judge Good
rich holding that the pawnbroker has no right
toseil his pledges without d'vesting eplcdgers
right Of property by legal steps.
onthc olller hand the pawnbrokers claim; and
will carry tue same to the Supreme Court, that
by the terms of tue transaction, tue property
pledged is transferred By n mortgage without
defeasance.
F. G. Assay for plaintiff; Eldridgc 4 Tourte-
lotto for defence.
, 1860-01-12

z. The nost serious evils are being expert
enced bs very many elicz.s an.l et!,ers in their
relations to tie {. S. AarsLal:hip, and every
duys delay in Lis appointments to bc dcpsecat-
ed. This will apply both 10 the civil and the
criminal docket.
, 1860-01-12
LOCAL MATTERS.

- Go to John jones, lly Dearborn street,
and get ycur clothes cleaned and repaired. They
will be well done and at prices to suit the times.
, 1860-01-12

4Ntssrs. Editors did the snarlipe critic Of
the Chicago Isfnhs in pcnpinS his strictu1es on
the ope1atic cantata Of tile IInyn,akers, no.s
being brought cut by tic Musical Uuion, con.
slider how unjust it would 1Iare been h.d ANY
habituc Of McFickcr's thcatre denounced some
Of the late local farces Tot long ago pu: upon
The stage there because they were not Shakes
peare' comedies or below the cassir STANDARD,
Everything in its place. An'ateurs OF our city
primarily ior their own culture in music, unite
i'll sn issociaticn sustained ut 4 loss and all ex-
pense TO Themselves
They co1ne brforc our public in apcrforn,an &C
whic;, certainly gives pleasing and graceful m..
sic, but it is still n performance ri amateurs,
mud to be Judged Us such. The i'll natn1 cd
writer ct the 1iMts' structures is splcnauc
throughout. Doesn't like the rokes, luughs at
the scenery, and recalling all his experience il
watching his ayn f41ces, desounces poor act
ing THINKS this is horsc, ETC., vas stamped
upon the WHOLE It certainly needs uothu. to
be added to his production to rlainly set foItI.
His is an ass and IN ill'naturetl one at tint.
If not irespassing too muck upon rour sp@se,
Let as1, ID behalf Of the 5iu.ieal Union, tfut
tleir IS '1isynlasers be compared with its own
class Of entertainments in any city in the coun-
Try. 1t was brought out in Ecston, and played
for twenty nights, and these who mar be shp-
posed a1d speak without prejudice, say the dil-
ference is iii layar Of cur Chicago amateurs,
The full house they drew on Tuesday evening,
the full house they will draw to.n nsh:, tcs:iies
that our publ: appreciate them aud their ct-
forts. They will derive reputation not to be
weakened by the efforts OF any writer Of small
farccs. 4.
, 1860-01-12

DE- ClEnoCE's So1EEE Mrs1cA1E.-Mr. De
Clcrque's admirable programme Of entertain
nent ut the Richmond House On Friday, to-
morrow evening is duly set forth in another col.
umu. It will be recherche and brilliant affair
aud eau but prove an entire and happy success,
, 1860-01-12

To CHESS PLArcEs AND MEMBERS or THE
CnlcAGo CHESS CLrE.--The annual meeting fol.
election Of officers will be held this {Thn.sday}
ercnia=, Jan. LII, ut the Club l:ooms, IS Port
laud l,ioek. Every member is requested to be
present. Also, any rc"son who may wish 10
uuite with or rist the Club are cordially inyicA
to meet IT'S Oh this occasion. Applications for
member ship nay he made at any time through
the l'ostoiiice. Address, t':secrct.ry Chicago
Chess Club. J. S. IT,
, 1860-01-12

D1LL1AnDz.-Secord hauI billiard table., with
marble and slate beds, for sale CHEAP. Apply
ut 362 South Clark street.
ia7-Bes9-2w i. B. Gr1Fr,ru.
, 1860-01-12

NJ ANTED-A situation as Cook
~ H., otGha@os.H.d ty res. ectab.= Scotch .l Who
lnd.2n1 str et. N-R34.s - !v7
, 1860-01-12

- Chaltal mortgage sulc Of secondhand
Furniture aud Household Goods ut auction by
Gilbert l. Sampson at their sales rooms, No.
s. Lake street. Also splendid assortment Of
New Furniture this morning ut 1t o'colck.
, 1860-01-12

At N71a'o y. y Ee1 ~. TIC 9Th Inst Of ns.s
III. Liver Ms CAE0A'SE CLAEkE, widsw q lie
la:a Henry b. Ctl:ie, agrl s. yv1-s.
Funeral services will be he'll - tie 1u=e c,rntr Of Mc
igau aEenua and North Streets Friday the 18th Inst. It
oc nck r. Y. Friend. Of the lily invited to atte1d
, 1860-01-12

| OsI-A Pair Of Gold Spectacles
- on Hehs,7 aEenre lAst Sundsv mornInr. Tho nr.,
" he mt o;y rewarded by having them At IL tounI
txi31t avn ~ ~3A '@Set'
, 1860-01-12

1;Eui=L CnrEcn.-The Bethel, OIL tie corner
Z; Wells and Michigan streets, has just uudtr-
goiic general 1c7air, both externally and i'll
ternuly, making it now IN inviting anil co.afor
table p'a.e of worship. The chaplain is All
active, faithful! man in his profession, aud is
tried friend Of the sailor. Thcrc is preaching ut
this church every Sabbath at 1ol o'clock A. b.,
and o'clock =. H., and a l:cture and prayer
meeting every Wednesday evening at :. clock.
, 1860-01-12

WASTED-Board in a private
- i9mt!E *aese no boa ee.z are kept. tie vdt.r
1a;ahnE h 1n h@ar! I'D :odsn. Aay hsvns
No Pos: uee1 ch!ciso. saath ., liz In = nta"''
~ 10y ~-'~Aeos A%@3AA A*s9 PIe4sIea~
, 1860-01-12

osIlCE:-The so.:t.! Co Partnership
i4e irn of B.ttesuann Ven Hoea nr, aIuer
s Il t. ss aay1 - Vim
acme ase anti o:ised t. collect all debts cue to H. a.,
assume Ill liabilities u tie san3e !" MA LIE aaa
, 1860-01-12

WANTED-A young lady wishes
aa'tuasion Seamstte-, Caa st;e eo,d w..
eee:s Would heFe no objection to 70 sho:t isfance n
III State atIeet. :. Gs,5a. - ~
, 1860-01-12

=. The snowfall of Tuesday night was about
thru. iac!:e:. It driftcd considerably on the
line Of soucos the railroads, whose trains were
slightly detained this morning. I. fell to great
er depth in MiiHaukcc. We learn frcm the
A,nt.;can Express Conruny's messenger, Mr.,
Thomas, that the STERN was rain at Ind:anupo-
lis, where The mud is rcry deep. Our Cincu-
nati papers Of yesterday morning srcuk Of mild
weather unl everything in a mcltin. mood.
, 1860-01-12

ULE ErLL IN CocRT.-Olc Ball is abroad.
with his matchless riolin, bnt the great musi-
clan was in the Circuit Court yesterday, By at-
.orncy, as defendant to snit for $4,000. It
will be remembered that 0;e Bull was in this
this city in 1857. aud was arrested at .lat time
here. The plaintiff, Eil,ng Lassen, brings suit
for goods alleged to have teen delivered 10 Ole
Bulls colonisls III Potter county, Pennsylvania,
in 1859, and the year following, On the orders
Of Ole. Defendant has always claimed that
plaintiff WAS d mere clerk, or custodian Of the
goods in question, placed in his hands BY Gen.
Cowau. ono Of the institutors Of til. colony Of
Orleana, founded, as will be remembered, in
1852, By Ole Bull, upon purchase Of loo, coo
acres oil land in Potter county, as above.
The above case was opened on Saturday last,
aud will continue day or two longer. 4 dc.
position Of Gen. Cowan, aboec referred to. de-
tails the history Of oieana- Gooklns, Thomas
| 4 Roberts, for plaintiG; Messrs. I. y. Arnold
and c. \. Gregory, for defence.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-24

FEUk R-S GRSICHERUEG,
9%trNnrtrunS Gtl,1 2icrlat rrl iytuer, ee hleI IN Yinnprh ~,
rtc MetnI Ger ''" IL"
Mrrdt @Seitsrn gu rlrHne. Gpmeanp IN Mbilo, Of. t.,
n'sesEn ndr;itt Ntrlidcrrns AM larhnhsnir.. storcs 5.b,i,.n
d eiuitr, Wtrttliitn SIlungtn. itrut ipcircr. Seu,n nm
'tNAttn, H"Ltm rhsRrtrT & unp lwdr II rem b;giaitru lf,r,Tr
&~- Tt'lrnet, mtlrs mn ststE etn Mtiuii pn fCu,r sT.
'trrn nOl;E wrTs;n rrcFhsRn, 81 hem Enirr;eipnthu YrT,nr We
.eth. 0s Pln7irft:t Ger .t1rtsI @0ri!rru .tnilraret pnc H..
lrmrana" bt7n'tI I'D IN @H'iaS, lrbia Np 4O3 IF lur,nr, Gu.
GER 4'tn Stra {. nne Fe!riel Gus GlsiiAI r~srftIstn 500 900.
IN &Irmrno s,FntrE lib biz Sw,iseincr an y ,IIr,s, ,n
aearth nnttTNGib Dem GfdlnaC NcjrI ESs rrStn e Gahe
Nel TtHtnt. EXTRAORDINARY tT 3ns;sc Int : Sr mcrh -
iltthtaLs ft'eset FUR nt bdttu goa aeri,cn une pi ,rE ttli,t.,
y ttt1 tn;9tifn Accom- nea uhe mic bci 5ferhciaGcn err Rftr,
81 7 in ri .mAne aus it,aht. Dr. *. Y Nr,rt- n -,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-24
VIRGINIA
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