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IsrCSaR0I3a.

| OLIVE AND BORDEAUX OIL-lOO casee
CO niqsS ana quarts for sale by EDWARD L. PALMER
/ I}ROVISIONS.-200 hhds Bulk Shoulders, $50
b. hhd t Bulk Sides and hid Bulk Hams tor sale
/ ~ =: : FOLEY BRO, No 5 South st arI6t
SPpA 1sS FOR SALE.-Soft windsor Blue
RdGESs Ts to suit purchasers for sale by HEsLgN
/ E0Tfd asdJ. OF WALES CIGARS.-Pressed and
a. LOT ares Figaros, Cabaaos and otIor non,Ir h
GRa sf srse ana Geo B6 f1Pa otSS
ES08h f.in oo AND LARD.-3O0 ibis. heavy Mess
fe5 GfA so 'leF'e' prime KTfEsSSs ~ sale
| DARAFFlNE WAX CANDLES oF a,,,o-;o
4 quality, for sale at greatly reduced 80 suPGtio
NEl MOALE, ~ Lombard ST. f''''S' ny foILT
DLASTER.-Soft Windsor Blue Plaster oiia,s
P.,, and fox sale by HESLEN ROGERS, n " coTpe2
E1RlME OLD CATAW BA BRANDY, five Years
BY rphesm - Te GEo ii 5iG III .S ss,'
RUM.-5 puncheons West India in bond, for
~ saleby KNOX & co, 1875 Smiths wharf dsl-tt
pICE.-All grades constantly for gaIe by JNO
RSW lLLlAMS SON, 80 Smiths wharf. sa6-tf
SEED AND LARD.-7O bushels Illinois limo
- thy 5J bushels Cloversee 60 bbls and terces and IS
Pa pau, o9s Lard for sale by MEXSEL GaAFTON 10
SAUTERNE AND CLARET WITNESSED casks
for sale G sfs g. G EnIG S"Is
Hanover and Lombard streets aII.tF
= AIS 600 sacks G. A. Salt; 1900 sacks
eR5sel E. from Liverpool and IN lots to suit pup
Ph28.tf No. I'VE 8 Ex cihEaCFPS s,se
SIDES AND SHOULDERS.-20O Lhds well
~ smoked Bacon. bright and bandSo,,a ~ 'I "NIl
mhzSff J6SEPH ChF so On
SPARKLING SCUPPERYOYG WGyT -
- small nyoc. of this pure and deIicou W
54I2z9 u North Cherries street.
SsALi--lO, coo bushels Turks Island and ST
~ Martins salt for sal. low in ots IN s,,;t ,,o.
s.CT4TES PTCFTS,5 Ezo,5 - T7------ 20 !
- lust landed and NO. ns VI aI Siga[s,
Il Sou street u IND fr 1tlt,ff''
SyASH.-20O 9yIO F0 ovI9 Ion Io-Io a
- 9xIt q loxI4 Also lot Of black Gum Hubs. n lots
70 SUIT Tor sal by WIN 5. CROSS, corner East FALL and
Eastern avenues jaIqtf
STARCH.-20O boxes suueriOT Pearl Starch
- sgit2ble Gr cooking and laundry purposes In store and
o., S 49, ~ JO4IS hhNDERSON x CO., Pratt and
eICe stIeees. dI7 If
GIUCCORY On Gaelic D-,,r-.---:.I- c.
Oportd and for sae S GSyR igIS%fH SGccory I'M
Lombard street. ID dill f''
SODA ASH-CAUSTIC SODA.-NnsDraff5s 8
JKurtzs Soda Ash, OF high test in store and hInsnrs
lowest rS 9o b Rm eX hip %2hn Clark for sale
n24tf - '4A1'i' - '"eapS'ue'
CTTNAT 90o -
Soo 20 For6 5 9 5o5 Tolera Lead Seal Sicily
BAKER 81 South Charles street "0 III s"'e ' SS16if
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nor RENT Desirable OFFICES. Apply
L ar3tf 81 SECOND Strict.
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Tahaffg,
M ANUFACTURED TOBACCO
T0BACCO

IVA ANUFACIURED TtBACCO.
dfG SOFT PRESSED.
neopes Favorite, WighGocomco, Planters Choice,
ono. hard PRESSED. O''O'
GEL GEL Creole Lorre;o, Wm. Caster,
Roht Morris Crane i ~ bril-,
vaiia,a n orllSe' y roe, T. b. Purrow,
I, 10y y queen, SIR Oliver, B +. Grayely,
- r: WI hanson, Mag Carrot u. c. Ferguson,
WEBB Whitfield, Thomas crimes + Bonni hAie'
: y. TT2Dh Is +; white, J. a. Clay,
! B WinfrCe, B Wiley, Bob Ross
duncan, VIM. Gastin, Jim Dodsou,
". DAVIS, Paul Pry, Nv l.. Ogden,
Seth Moran IN GooiSon igria;, 99"'
LINDA Walton, J. B. COr.in,. Wilkinson,
p...,' HALF POUNDS. w. " oO'O''''
excelsior, Beauty, Black Hawk.
temptation, Chickahonainy, Garter ackson,
O'afemCnt, Queen OF the Chase Uncle San.
FIEES AND TENS
Gphckahominy, Y, Warwick, Thos Grims,
E EGnt' burns, Planters Daughter, Claremont,
UniCn, Woodrcof4 ST gar,G NJ .Tac,so1
&c., FANCY STYLES.
southern Qud, ), r. Pace, r. il. B. Lane, r. & r
y IN cases IN 4 an q kegs in Z kegs.
~ Ia Dean, twist Vim. fhoIaas,twis Peach and Honey
IN cases. in 4 boxes. fancy, IN cases
Apricot fig in cases Mamie Johns G Private Use fancy
Planters r d e B in 4 boxes in eases '
m Eases h9iie Face twist Sultana, fancy, in
" no. ters H. 4 boxes. cases.
q n IN & ana 4 Aouie, balls, n Washington, fancy,
sMoKiNG TOBACCos ID cases
Harris, Gold Leaf, in drums Rose Bud 10 b. bales.
anu CASES. ncle Tom, 10 To- bales.
aunt fe9gys Comfort, in TO FraDgip ani, 10 Id. -
10. baieS 900 Pukwana and 10 h. bales.
1--we indlan, 5and 10 H. bales Crown Jewels, 10 IL,
Rsgalia and 10 III. bales Kilickinnck and 10 III bis
The celebrated PoWhatan Pipes, and for sale BIZ
,z.. WARWICK, FRiCk B BALL
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dmusenEnts.

1mussmfT1ts..
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.
Return Of the en- ncpt Trage5ians
NIX. Z DDY
THIS Saturday EVENING, April 6,
Schiller famous German Tragedy. entitled
THE ROBBERS.
Shas. VT ddy
Francis DsMoor. Mr. Leak
Amelia. Miss Alice GRAY
t conclude with the thrilling Drama, entitled
tn SEARGEANT'S WIFE; OR. THE ASS sSSINS
Lsette Miss Alice Gray
60 admlstlon IS and IS c-nts II
CONTINENTAL OPERA HOUSE.
AIM and PropIdstoT:.. .WM ELtINGhR
ttnk anu business Nan sger. .....ALBEkT CASS EDi
rordo,nt " HENRI
JOSEPH PARKER, JOSEPH PARKER
lands LAMBS. aaA ASh ~ LANDS,
BLOOMER, CHRISTOPHER, FRAZIER,
JOSEPH PARKER,
And a host Of equally brilliant stars
W Admission Fifty and Twertv cents.
NO BOYS ADMITTED.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
DAY ENTERTAINMENT FOR LADIES.
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3tRamhnats
a EASTERN AND WESTERN

s.sG EASTERN AND WESTERN
GE9sH E lsER$l$SB4t g sH5E'ns
AID afs J9zf KSv Asr 1sR ST
sr' T run their routes follows leaving o'clock
tax hkE EI sv can Ri R9toP sn ndiqg Chop
every WEDNESDAY and M6 IN FoA abrdg
9 Ok EasOn Point aPd lnteTmediae andnas every
Anaapas @s f0 RyS syTI Ta a
NE EfbR4 for TsHU ER and and EFEipAY TSa
and return Every sArURD for Annapolis est RIVER
& ana EGS6A va As River Ferry returning
K TsnPfdsg Rs9o9 a 9T2i qa Eassn g
Excuson Ticket: every fassy Wcin".i;T T6aY
Meals S anu LOO
~ Freight must he prepaid
sb2z. 9arf and Office, LIGHT STREET, foot Of Camdn
FOR THE PATUXENT RIVER.
ssaA--SEzszzazsks The steamer MARY WASHINGTON will
N fG Sgte to the Patuzsn Ed
The st.ane, eFoRer WARY gE ss2 Master;
every SATURDAY MORNING, commencing March 10th
THEo wEEAIs, Master
B-TGbacco landed at either No or Tobacco are
All freight must be prepaid. mtl6N
Es.slge@N BALTIMORE AND SUsQUEHA
& ~ - IA STEAM COMPANY,
F9$ H1HkE Erssdp iSBS9f %AF 81 re-
oW iT s snd 0f wP2RTSh0qTH" Gqgt PhPs seg
Ss5sEy SES5Ss5ph7A
saS5' SIT 2bgEGs =! 6e5s
The steamboat aaI 81 IL SATE at &C Sci9cZ p
paeg EHEkYS TUEsD I Il 6S'!Hs an
R$fT k2 Si2sh #E65!%2E2RBs @.s
hiDA 1 E' ENING, at O'Clock, and HAVRE De &RACf
Passage, 5erths included, so cents.
ffeghf received daily until o'clock, carried low
n Duplicate rse7iots ior freight will he teaeirsa
me a8ent at Hayre de trace will attend to orTarins
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1 AMES r. CHANCE

~ GATE hUCTGONEER.)
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Ard Dealer in all kin Is of AUCTION GOODS. suited
both City and Cgugtry Mech who requested
amino the same before purchasing elSeEhera.
JAMES r. CHANCE,
Commits siOn Merchant.
% stories ;. + corner Baltimore and h4Tts stS.,
mhI9 If Entranc. on Charles street
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9HsnraIGe GumpalIas.
BALTIMORE
LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
INCORPORATED 1880.
CHARTER PERPETUAL
orRICz-No. soU7H STREET.
JOHN J. DONALDSON, PRESIDENT.
NsUREs Els FOR ONE YEAR, A TERN CT YEARS
OR FOR LIFE
ANNUITIES FOR AGED PERSONS
ENDoWMENTs FOR CHILDREN
SLAVES INSURED, either Men, Women or Children,
1.-THE lowest rates
DIRECTORS:
WIN g. HARRISON, J.J. DONALDSON
D. j. DONALDSON, 4. ALDRIDGE,
C. A. SCHAEFER, GEO. s. GIBSON.
E. F. CHAMBERS ROBT. A TAYLOR
N. COLsToN, Secretary.
DR.. F. DONALDSON, Medical Examiner,
oth - Franklin street
VIRGINIA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
RICHMOND, VA
CASH CAPITAL S 90 OOD
dsure cheapest and pays the pomptest ofany safe Com
Take Risks upona mans Life the ben fit of his wife
4 Wa = AZ ( ! u H /, r. sile9t.
Medical Examiner Dr. JNO. c. MACKENZIE.
j. LYLE CLARKE, Agent
IeI Baltimore.
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5ankfrs ami Sr0serg,

3at'A%p AND cg%DhE+s'
| MARTIN LEWIS,
WI EN- 4 A ! st S52GE s4 aaRfEER'
ne f'' ,''5H3Ss'' 81 sr Ts- a ss
wi F3 25s 4 Az Week. BE4L sf RS4KER'
Pays individual attention to negotiation of
cie PapeT and Leans Of ell 6 dssG[iptons ,.,
/ NOTES, STOCKS AND BONDS
MARTIy 1EWIS, '-' 4''D SUM-
NEAR SOUTH street.
xR Rsys ri fll' E g fSFFg'i F%fFER
S SHT BSSPs IN Az HFBF ssR1rE
&RxANCES @oSEY on CoLLAfEk9Ls: ;.oo ~ ''''
BUYS BUYS N SELLS FRs GSk ES SRdHN6 RENTS
and aends personally to all and every kind of Broker and
I EoNARD J. TORMEY,
0oE ~ I. E s6tTh sr RAfEE,
ooIPM HPRG Bought, Sold and Negotiated.
6a r a yen hs
7 r. MoGINN & CO.,
d. SToGGS ( A Nds BdL l1b RR22KERS,
BONDS, &c, in thi. and her markets. ja4 Gm
7 AWRAsoN & SMITH, $3.50,
No; % SoUTH. STREET,
Negotiate Business Paper and Lnans, and execute orders
FOR Stocks in this and other markets. JUS If
MONEY BUSINESS.
IVA MARTIN LEWIS,
No A SECOND STREET,
First house from South street,
,,,,rvcrS ~ ~, 1870, AND BUSINESS PAPER.
MAKES ADyANoEs on 81 C 9EhHF IEIGS'llhS
GRANTS r. ,DISCQUNTS on GOOD PAPER;
EAECUTES ORDERS FOR STOCKS in all the markets,
BUSINESS IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. je6f
fE0. S. CUTTINGS & Co,
ID BANKERS. EXCHANGE, -
STOCK AND ELL, BKoXEES,
Buy and sellon Comission Stock and Securities il this
tnd other markets.
Purchase and sell Ground Rents.
Advances made Stocks, Real Estate Notes. snd ether
Negotiate Time Paper sat Stock Loans
lake collections on al accessible points in the United
Receive deposits in Bankabe and Uncarrent Funds and
ments Interest allowed o. deposits jai8ti
SIAMuEL HARRIS & SONS,
- BANKERS STOCK EX 3T ASGE apox Hrs
-orrrcr No IDS BALIIN i 1; STREET
BgY ana htG'isEEI2 CHECRs and UNcURRENT BANK
NEGOTIATE TfSE PAPER and STOCK LOANS, and
buy and sell on Commission STOCKS and SECURITIES In
RECEIvE 'DEPosirs in Bapka6le or ,pncurrent Funds
and the Ranking and Exchange Business in every
department. mh4-ly
I II. LUCkETT,
sgs STOCK, NOTE BILL,
:. AND REAL ESTATE BROK Err, |
81 SECOND STREET, Baltimore.
kEPERRNCEs:
P Gibson, Cashier Bank of Baltimore, Baltimore.
c. K. Coleman, Cashier Mechanics Bank, Baltimore
!. NJ. Buck, Cashier FRANKLIN Bank, Baltimore.
Thomas j. Carson, Banker, Baltimore.
Thomas d. Johnston Baltimore
J. c. Adams, Baltimore.
Warwick, FrCk & Ball, Baltimore
r Mickle Cashier Union Bank OF Maryland. Baltimore
B A yckers, President Marine Bank, Baltimore.
Johnston Bro. Co, Bankers Baltimore.
Josiah Lee 3 Co, Bankers Baltimore
Hugh Jenkins 4 CO.. Baltimore.
Young Carson. Baltimore
WIN. Pnkne5 Brooke, Washington, n. c. rayl5-u |
LING EXCHANGE
ROSS CAMPBELL L CO.,
p HANOVER STREET,
Have constantly for sale
3 LII n % DON.
mbi9-u In sums to suit purchasers |
WT GILMOR, JR,
w STOCK AND BILL BROKER,
No. II SECOND STREET,
Buvs ana sells Commission Stocks and Securities in
this and other markets.
Hakes advances Stocks and other Coaterals.
Negotiat@s Time Pane: and Stock Loans. nl0-tf
q HARRIS, IR.,
30 BASEMENT CHESAPEAKEB BANK,
NORTH STREET,
T. 9 l HnF EftAu sc
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TurnitUra.

( J EERY " JENKINS,
q PRACTICAL CABINET MAKER
No l6 LIGHT ST,
a. OF hand large stock Of ami constantly nanuIactG
ms every description Of CABINET WARE Of the best r2a
t-.11's and workmanship.
HAIR and SPRING MATTRESSES, SPRING UNDER
BEDS EOlSFES and PILLOWS of Hair Feathers IRON
irLSEfA Us. -Eitahlr for Hntn!s srrvants.
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Ra;;s The large thrcestory HOUSE No 90 North Charl
street VIII ch would he altered for Store CeSir ed
Large DIV ELlING No u St Paul street, If Bank
lane, lately occupied as Boarding house.
STORE AND DWELLING, south east corner Of Court.
land and Sara oga streets.
STORE No. III Pratt street, above Charles street.
Thrse-stOry DIV ELLlN G. 5GT Wet Lexington street,
Republican street
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gTOALES INSURANCE AGENCY,
~ C0EHERCIAL BUMDrsGs, GAY 81,
, GEO B COALE,
the Licensed Agent, with full powers, for the
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMFANY,
Cash Assets, s9J6,GG.
aoME INSURANCE COMPANY, OF NEW Y0ER,
Cash Assets 5I4S2,GG0
CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF HARTFORD,
Cash Assets, *330,2l5.
NORTH AMERICAN FIRE ms Co, hartford
Cash Assets, 1851 ,USi.
PROVIDENCE wAsHINGToN INSURANCE Co,
Cash Assets, $3I32G5.
- - MARINE.
MERCHANTS MUTUAL ms co, OF BALTIMORE,
Assets, S2lA,i2n
GEO. 3. C0ALE, secy.
EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF THE
UNITED STATES.
FIRE, MARINE or LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES Oh.
tanned to any amount in Companies Of the very best
ing, and at the most reasonable rates.
Reliable information given all matters relating FIRE
such as forms OF applicable, statements q
loss, &C. &c.
SHORT RISKS Merchandise TAKEN with return OF PIE
MUM, for months not used
sl3tf GEORGE B. C0ALE. Agent
ESIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
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PETERsoN's LADIES NATIONAL

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No NAIL! No MAIL Such was the
word at the . ,st Office here last Saturday.
The cause was that we had shower the
night before and Sugar Greek Was on a
hyh 1t does seem to US that it is time
that something was done towads rid ging
this stream We do not know what
course it is best to take to secure the
desirable object, but in the absence of a
better one we would suggest that war
rants be drawn on the swamp land fund,
for, say three f,urths the sum necessary
to build b idge, and make them paya-
bic in three or four years time, with ten
per cent interest, and receivable at any
time in payment for Swamp lands. Then
let the warrants be sold, and the money
applied, or a contract let, when the addi
tional amount shall be secured, to. BE-
paid in warrants at not less than minu
mum rate. 1t seems to US that some
move should be made by the citizens in
terested to bring the matter before the
Board of Supervisors at its next meet.
ing, and that that move should be made
at once. If that is the best way, let q
meeting be called and have committee
appointed to prepare some plan and urge
it upon the Board.
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GoDEY's LApY's Book for Jan, 1865,
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Mrs. Haven, have each a story 10 this
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America, and no lady should be without
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We can furnish Cooley to our subscribers
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The market intelligence is prepared with
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ARTHUR HOME MAGAZINE for J a

ARTHUR's HOME MAGAZINE for Jan. :,
1862, is at hand with its usual home-like
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Thorn. Judgment for plf-Grant 4
Smith for plf, Piatt 4 Spicer for def.
Merrill Il Co. Us. A. Hotslan der -
Judgment for pltf-Tuthill for plh, Bis
sell 4 Swineford for deft.
Decree Of divorce was granted in the
following cases
William Cure rs Rosalind Cure.
Fanny Windorf u. Geo. Windorf.
Harvey Bachelor rs Mary Jane
Bachelor.
Bethany Tibbets rs Roswell Tibbi,s
John Fairchid was sentenced to the
penitentiary for two years, for seduction
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Upton, Dec. 9th, 1861.
Cases ut Law Tried and Determined at
the Dec. Term Of the Dist. Court.

Cases ut Law Tried and Determined at
the Dec. Term Of the Dist. Court.
Samuel Long, sen. u.s. Thos. Mahoney.
ct al. Judgment for deft. according to
report of rcfcrees-Bssell & Swineford
for plf., Rothrock, Turner e. Cue for
deft.
Elijah johnson u. John Collins. Judg-
ment for deft.--Bissell & Swineford and
Jno. P. Cook for plff., Richmond 4 Tut
hill for deft.
j. + Stevenson u. VIM. Grcrniee.-
Verdict for deft for costs Cook & Dru-
~ for plf, Farrall & Boal for deft.
J. Baldwin u.s. J. Lindermau. Re-
port of referees in favor plff' set aside,
and cause again referred. Bissell 4
swineford for p'ff., Turner & Cue for
dett.
Juo Culbertson Us. J. W. Kynett ct
a. Verdict for plff for s73 66-Roth-
rock, Bissel & Swincford for plf., Piatt
T. Spicer for deft.
Thos. Mahoney Us. Sam'l Long, sen.
Writ of certtorari dismissed. Rothrock,
Turner T. Cue for plff., Piatt e. spicer
for deft.
J. w. Clark Us. T. H. Fishburn. Judg.
ment for plff. Hannah for plf, Rothrock
& Cloud for deft.
Thomas Westfall u.s. J. r. Carmichael.
Judgment for plff for l245-Bissell &
Swineford for plff, Piatt & Spicer fol
deft.
Peter Weurick Us John Kerch. judy.
m mt for deft Cor costs-Bisscll 4 Swine.
ford for plf, Piatt Il Spicer for deft.
Jacob Weaver Is. II. W. Ross. Judg
ment for plff for l27.44-Rothrock 4
Bagley for plf, Whitcomb for deft.
Hester Seitzinger Us. VIM. Poteet e
a. Verdict for plf for possession 0
land and $24.75 damages Bissell 1
Swineford for pld, Piatt & spicer 70
deft
! Geo. W. and VIM. Thorn ". Johl
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A CARD.

To ,cltom 1t may concern:
Whereas runiors are afoat that have
been guilty of petit larceny, it is but due
to those who were my friends, that l
should make a Statement Of the fau,. -
They are these -
90 several occasions during the latter
part of tie month Of November, I did
assume, in the store Of r. NJ. Long, a
suspicious attitude, and did break of and
appropriate small bits Of the tobacco on
his shelf; but the amount taken, on the
several occasions, was so trifling as not
to suggest to me the idea of stealing.
The secrecy of any movement arose
from desire to conceal the fact that l
used tobacco, aud not from a desire to
conceal the act was doing.
freely confess that the whole affair
has decided appearance of evil; )" and
I do most sincerely regret that l have,
in this way, brought rcproach upon the
cause of truth and righteousness which l
profess to love. hope to make the les
son have learned as lasting and useful
as it is severe and humiliating.
r d. PARSONS.
Tinfon Doc OH 1891
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-12-12
discourse on the War.

Providence permitting, sermon will
be preached at the Congregational church
on Sabbath morning, 10Th inst, at 104
O. clock, on the great question of the day:
The Civil War now raging in this coun-
try; its true cause, the right method of
conducting it, and the result to be sought
and expected from it.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-12-12

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