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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-06-06
Howard Association,
PHILADELPHIA.

A Bensvolent HstiiEtien established BY speeta
Endowmsnt, for the Relief Of the SICK and Dis
trssssd, AHicted NTH VirHlsnt and Epidem'e rs rs
eases, aHd specially foTths Cure ofths Sezaa9 "
NTEDFCALADvJCEg given gratis, blythe Act
lM ing Surgeon, 70 oil who apply byletIer, with
a description Of their condition, tage ooeupaton'
habits oflife, &c,> and cases Of extreme power
yvAIUABLE REPORTS on Spermatorrhea
and other Diseases ofthe Sexual Organs, and on
The NEW REMEDIES employed in the Dispense
70 cent 20 the afflicted in sealed lette- envelopes
free OF charge. Two or three Stampsfor postage
WA Address Dr.. J. sKlLLIN HoUGHToN Ae.
inc Surgeon, Howard Association, No. South
Ninth Stree I, philadelphia, Pa. By order of the
directors EZRA d. HARTWELL,
GEO FAIRCHlLD, Sse'y. President.
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W'iZEOiggZsby
Collegiate Institute.
YTNHE SPRING TERM Of this Institution
L commenced on
TUESDAY, the l2th Of MARCH.


TUESDAY Y, the l2h Of MARCH,.
Rev. w. N. RENO, A. NJ, NJ. D., Principal as.
1t is the determination OF the Trustees and Fac.
ulty, to maintain the weH-oarned reputation OF
the "lnstitute" for sound learning and thorough
scholarship; and by additional facilities, TO make
1t still more widely useful
Some OF the advantages OF this institution are,
LIST, Location Wioughby, its seat, is beau
ti.u. and healthy rural village on the Lake Shore
Railroad, 10 miles from Cleveland, and 10 miles
from Panesville. Here Young ladies' and gen
tlemen can enjoy al the advantages necessary TO
q thorough education, without being exposed 10
the temptations oil large towns.
end, Beautiful and commodious Building, ad.
mirnbly arranged for the purposes designed.
Sd, Superior facilities for acquiring the Orna.
mental Branches, Music Painting, e., &c.
4h, A weli.seiected and thorough course OF
Study, the completion of which, entities the stu.
dent TO Dipoma-the "lnstitule" having full
powers to confer Degrees
5th, Economy. Tuition being as low as In
similar institutions and Boarding may he had
for 81 ,25 to Sl,75 per week. Rooms cur he OBJ.
tailed at reasonable rates by those wishing 10
board themselves
There is a Rending Room in the "Institute, -
furnished with excellent Periodicals, to which
students have access.
For particulars send for Catalogues, or apply to
w. N. Reno, Principal, or Rev. T.. c. LaIimer,
Agent OF the Institution.
In behalf of the Board OF Trustees,
A. HANSON, President.
6lStf
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AY E ER'S
CATHARTIC
PILLS..

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Read Dr. Rohacks Special Notices and Certificates pub
lhsd In conspicuous part Of this Paper from. tins to
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Price OF tho Scandinavian Vegetable Blood Purifier 81
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WHEELING NAILS, hnsi lot, OF superior
'"O"N'S''N'''A AYRES g. MURRAY.
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disease. cold settles somewhere Ia tho body, and OBJ
strnUts It's natural functous. These u not relieved,
react upon themselves aud the surrounding organs, pro-
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While In this condition, oppressed by the arrangements
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DR. AYER; Your Pills tho paragon Of all that Is
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MOR0RIDQE.
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A Cook, Chardon; J. Smith, Thompson; J.W.
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HOME TESTIMONY.

Mr.. II. B. KINGSLEY Dear Sir, We feel it.a du.
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FOR SALE BY
A. Cook, Chardon.
@. P. Treat, Claridon.
]. Il. Williams, Parkman.
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d. G. Kellogg, Munson.
Henry Cummings, Russell.
Lyman g. Scott, Mulberry Corners.
Herrick & Gaines, Newbury.
Tew & Butts, Rapids.
And by Medicine Dealers gonorally through
out the State.
II. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland.
Agent for Ohio.
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Medina, March lst, 1861.

The above.named Lsdies we are personllny ac.
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while we lived in Medina they were great suf-
isrers M,ss mas pgen S SO Dany 70 oe1ep Ina.
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great benefit from this medicine. We recommend
it to the Ladies Of this County as safe and ef.
fiicien, remedy for the many complaints they are
subject;o, JOHN WEEhS,
Editor OF the Garfield Herald.
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Meadaohe. e.sickIendacho,Fo Foul stomach

from Dr.. Eitvdrd Boyd, Baltimore.
DEAR DRo. AYBR: cannot you ,Uha complaints
have cared with your Pills better than to all HGt
tret Oih parg1tse inscne.' place great dcpen
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disease, AMI believing do that your Pills afford the
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PITTaBURs, Pa, May !, 1885.
DR. J. G. AVER Sir; have been repeatedly cured Of
the worst hsaingIs hpdy rpn have bv dose two
OF your Pills. II TO arise from foul stomach,
which they cleanse at once,
Yours with great respect, FD. W, FRRDLH,
ffsfLn nf ILI,i0a
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AZ n Family PhysIe.

Fi0nt DT' y, w tuII'Vr'0HI, NeW UIIedHI.
Your Pills are the prince Of purges. Their excellent
qualities surpasa nny cathartic possess. They
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A. p. Tilden ! Before l.. Davis, Justice of the
against Peace of parkman township,
Il. II Barnam Geauga County, Ohio.
nN the 9th day of May, A. ID. 1859, said jus
~ tce issued an Order OF Attachment in the
above action, Tor the sum of $50 Which is ad
journed lor trial to the Goth day of June, A. d.
1862, at O'Clock ?. NJ. A. p. TlI.DEN.
6i5w3s
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Sidney Curuss Before l. Davis, Justice Of tic
Joha Young. tGeauga. County, Ohio
nN the 2Sth day oi June. A. d. 1869. said
~ Justice issued an Order OF Attnchme nj in
tho above action, for the sum Of Sl6.
SIDNEY CURTISS.
Parkman, May l7th, 1862 645w3.
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Bf1ious Disorders - Liver Complaints.
From DR.. Theodore Bel, Of NM Yo,k Cty,
Not only your Pills admirably Adapted their rr-
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rejoice TINT We have Mt long.h purgaye which s wog-
thy the conndoncs Of tho profession and the people,
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DspARrnrSr or rns IsrrmoR,

WHsIIIHBtUNj IbDu. ]
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Dysentery, Diarrhaa, Relax, Worms,

IIVH UT' U o. UteNI y UNtcdqo,
Yonr Pills hayo had long trial In my practice and
hold them In esteem Of tho best nporionts have
found Their Alternative effect upon the liver makes
them excellent remedy when given IN small for
bilious dySelL,ry and dIuTh9S. Their sugar-coatlng
makes them worry acceptable aud sopysuIeat r the use
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Notice.
THE undersigned has been appointed and
Il qualified as Executor of the Estate of
Robert p, Burnett. Jr., late of Nowbury,
Geauga County, Ohio r. MUM.
Newbury, May 23d, 1869. F645ws
NToTICE.--Th Undersigned has been an.
~ pointed and qualified as administrator of the
estate of Almlra savage, deceased late of New.
bury, Geauga County, Ohio
LUClUS BARTLETT.
Newbury, May esd, 1859. 645w3
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Dyspepsia, ImpurIty of tho blood.


c9nstlpeticn, ,ccstiveness, suppression,
uhcnmatisin, Gout, Neuralgia, Drop
sy, Paralysis, Fits, etc.
From DR.. ~ y. Tdtghn, MontreaL CIndda
Too much cannot 10 said Of your Pills for the cure Of
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as enoacious Us have, they should join In proclaim
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tno progenor OF others that are worse. believe
hness to originate In the liver but your Pills affect that
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Fsn Mrs. Z. S,ta,t Faysieidn and MdciS, Bs,.,n,
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no other TO my patients.
fross ns Rss. Dr. Haukls, qfns MShsd,t Epis Church.
Pulaski HOUSE, Savannah, Ca, Ian. g. 1885.
hosoREp SIR should bo ungrateful for the relief
your skill has brought II did report my case to
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SENATE cHANEER, Baton Rouge, Ln., s Dee. 1885.
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Rh~m'0ho oom-- painful disease that had afflicted me
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a. COOK and JOHN NICHOLS, Chardon;
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The Cost % Living q. Rssh.sss s.a
Hos rsl os l:a .s sssss.

The Board cf Eiucsiion me, 4 ave eccsk yesterday
evening, the President, w. curtis. isq The char.
communcai wo read from the school onicss 81 sns
Eighth ward stating that they hsd awarded tie contract
building school house ia thsi ward amounting
the aggregate so eoI parties whose
mentioned In the communicative aud asking Tie sanction
Of the Board. II referred TO the Commsses N
nance. On motion Of Mr.. wArnrrkY, resolved 10
abolish the colored Normal school the xteenth ward
subsequent motion laying over tbis matter for hour
carried.
The report OF the COMMITTEES supplies fof the year
ending Decembet 81 1892. read and orasrsd q he
printed. The following 10 abstract Of it-rhe whole
amount OF supplies delivered 10 The grammar, primary
and coIored shoos during the year was so o.; 81 which
the rate OF forty -four cents Per scholar tie Whole
number taught (ol ,5e) and 81 rate 0f u - the
average atendapce t65 sss The cost sr sas besn
less than previous years. The whole expsnded
for books stationery and other supplies Tor the
$50 olG % expended for booSs &C., kbe frss
Academy, normal snd evening schools, IsA -
amount OF stock hand 3st Doesn't lscl VA - sss
43: on hand December 81. lss2, ~ go ~.
The Finance Comm ttee presented an exceedingly
lengthy report Of their business Tor the yeA. The nj
lowing is the Substance Of the docamea,s-
Balance cf cash IN bank availibls 70 the board
Tor appropriations Of 1851 on ths Ist of Janus.
Eyy l5o<
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
= Narrssss.


ns~ro~ xxa~ln Nroexiyn, oa Nonisy pscen4ber
o. a tie R~f0fnsd batch rafch lhe Heights nv the
Rsy. gsuss Fss sra N nssfox TO MAGs's dsngh,er of
WIN warner aec-sssd ssd saopsea dAshs-s ~ The s's
josiah Reeve.
Bpsrs-rnn--on Wednesday evening. december a,
by The issv. leo. w. Frcs. rsosas Roern 10 MANY
dsagh s E,.yis fseid, fsa.. 81 ~ TINS cay
DxAs~-Entax4---tN Isesfsy evening, nrcsme~r -
a the resaescs cf e. n Nsn Nui@n, Fxa. Csvais LAKE,
y. n, by sAe Nov. E .. Mann ws. DnA~ n ~ 10 Mas
Aupv :. Mn txA- No oAVt@
n,Bg~-svEsn la ssndsy, Deeemg~ p, o he
Soalb Thifd street prrsbvssf chrrch Hooklyn, D.
by The Rsv, !. y. wsa@, Hon. AlExAsDss HoDuu, "
ron "a Lar w~ - Asx's eldest aa2xatsr of la- afs
csgfa,n A r. Myers. a ths fcrmsr place.
kus--NAcxsrA1a.--As hsrs~m, 0a Tuesday. necemsev
"a by the Rev Ezra eilst, yosxra ospss kKxx "a uf
Hesoksb, N. a.. 20 MSS ssssssus rxA9 MAoxus n.
sdssi asnxhtsr ~ wanam Mssksia, ksa.. os Hsrlcn,
Nee tork.
Msms-i<rzser.-- Wednesday, December q, al
the BRIDES house by the Rev ~ w~etcost. Tp0sA- ~
AAsns % sssAn y. Lsmsov. ssh o New YORK. No
cards.
sxspsss--tDDssAss.--ou N@sasy. Decems-r - ny
the Rev Mr. Jenss, Mr. Hssss sAxnxss. ef Hildesh~tn
20 Miss JsaksA LaxrxuAsv. of Amsterdam
srsvsSs-svxsss .-on tuesday morning. rsscsmber 80,
~ shs r-xidcncs q the brides fsshcr by the kes r
soy, wn,axn snssss Bssasepcvi, ccns - hsxv -.
as1s shisr Of Henry G. sp~ry, VS.. ~ thr city. No
Cafds
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Tse Gr.., P.,,,ses. Reaction. !.

IN reercnce The table 81 u the slsciiors
of Iso2 pbshed h the ssuns Of tbs city tae Cincinnati
GusFi-f says
Inc gspsr rescrlon ony segsa iB October after lin.
oeins sboin proclamation was issued, which was
eplenbcr -. The Ttsbss, order 20 mako table
Cor us sds. includes Name and Vermont, which voted IN
September asd Connsccst, Viii voted In April, newy
. year <go livery one knsws that conneciscu, would
1--WE sov iron ave 10 sight Thousand democratic ma
eriiv. end thai v~fncns sod Maine, instead OF giving
- roo asofoh tnasyity, would not, nhey had voted
afseT The proclamation, have given half that majority.
Missouri PIT down s go sbolrlcs majority whso
there 70 uet q whs doubts that . there bad been
nssrerssceo the nnsry 10 The election thai siais
would bsvs sissu 100000 majority against the sdmn.s
rsfn re sbps,icn ticket get out 70 o0o votes out VI
shs TO o0s there N the STATE The missske In Mis-
souri aloss woua give, By sns fssu.s liable. corrsst
es che demccais large majority. fN'Sksre u px down
At M Cor the sdmnlss ton. sthorgh u sl.cisd de-
pocrstie senssf ef Congress- sni t6us condemned The
admin On The popular vote OF the loyal staisp
the wss isel fsH hssdscme majority against the I'd
mini<,rxtisa IN setors vstes bad there bees Pre-
siaept rhosen the Trabs Table makes the
siasd thuss--
uemocrafM... rs
Ab0.ltsrn vi
nenccrake mSloray a.
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Ilsea.

Amsosssns.--Ai gey iort Ne~ Jersey, - Monday
nscwmber 70 forf~s Daughter ~ Jo~sph ard .psepue
Arrywsmth, aged ycsEs sss monfhs
AnnrexfK.--At sea. a. ". Upwn~S AxErrgtk aged ~ .
400 n the late rev James Arhuckc, Bo0glnx Gr,ss
orange county. MY.
e lest ssn Francisco september 10. is1 l0r Mama
niis Mexlcp, in the Qneen 81 ths sles since which
no tldngs have been received concerning her.
Orange county IN. ~ papers please copy
nrrSfFv.At hh restfeDrs 10 Rye Wsstcbe~tsr county,
on Tuesday December 30, Jrsrvg BrtKiSs, Presidenl
q the New YORK and New Haven Railroad. In The 6osh
year of bic are.
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ETeess or IRON Plsssng o. Vessels.

Communication from Toulon, France in the ktssogsr
sn Mid says The laying up Of the frigate Ia 6ore IN
the CasgDeau dock has disclosed three pbe
nonenaFrst that the contact Of the copper lining
the submerged iron plates had established eavsols
current, which produced the effect Of vosaie pile and
was completely deteriorang the Dmor the frgate IN
the parts below the water line secondly that species N
shell nsh hitherto unknown, afterwards discovered
among the millions OF m0usca by which the hull was
covered apparently produced under the inence Of the
svue eavsnic current; and lastly In the hid o. the
vesel twenty two thousand tres Of wine were found 10
be transformed into vinegar, u 10 not known by what ~.
BuencSS
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nTfscellame0us.

d sp z ss s sSs
sfs 10 M re G5 sept sf :p
ss isS .Ss
for anee but
and sauay Weather bore isr and arrived Nshs sept
partially reduced in hopes Of reachns the Ise Of France
N Sss ss % g
creased nc leak aud damaging the ship mat ,hs,
oil 1000 barrels board the ship Northwest Dunbar
}sRso az. 2
Tss y
sHIr rmK-Bark Trent, at Halifax from London no.
Pee s ss M IL lon 81 r.. s ;n on an
ssas M4r1aAA letter received from the s.pssn dated
ssssss Pc s:s s.S
70 NV SIsw hurricane for ls hours Dec 10 whis
asoring hsayly os. Portion q deck load ih mad: 81,
i .snsl .ph Us aud ns,n.sli sossossS Lynn
nsss & u
parted both chains and put back to Hampton Roads
S sa on ana
Sc .Ss
GLovcssrss Dec 2s1r schr Acadiap. q ta. port tol
and he ospau
badly they have bssn landed hers
s: sss; ssss sss
Trr sTxASsHIr NORTHERN LIcur-A cAng.-At Meeting
@ and p ssss q % me s ss 4. sss s %
tbs .1 "a ship y T;an liar SS SS 2, Mssco
j sss @ Il s s
.S no MGs
~ anss ,ns m s.up"n ami M s
ana Commanding odieer. whsrsupon, the following pre-.
WseIss: i sper,ins sso:; iSs new ys.s
Ss,n 4 favored !: 70 make se IN
Northern Light under the OF 80 able and worthy
Ss
by the rebels Of the lights scacoss there
Resolved rha. We tse undersigned onssr. behalf Of
mssion q his :liiI a.: y,sa,or i ,hs ~.
eiss 70 him
in nsvssns ship. sn for his wsiohfa and
Resod Ths csp Terry Se hs n grateful
for his aasby and uniform Kindness TO all during
Re:eives Tha. duly appreciate the invaluable .~rycs
a @ ss ws ss Ss's o s s sa
s through Capt Terry. our most generous expressions Of
sen ss s.os pa . @
s:sss;:s s: IA ": ss% Z: sst
.Thr steamship prMclaX 1900 tons was launched on
freight snd trade and owned by Mr.
And Mr. Loring OF South Boston.
Notics 60 Mariners.
ttamr on THN HAvois R0cKs, crnaSsEv.
TRiSrSy HOUSE.. LONDON, Dec III, 1852
Notice hereby given that 70 tho Advertisements
issued this House dated Let July and 79h October
quick Revolving Rsd Light showing fs BeSc every ~
one Of Hsnois Rocks a the Western extremity Of the
IN" L burns Il an elevation OF 100 above the Level
Of high water and Is cpscred by the Island between the
UIsr ordinary crcsmsances the light will be visible ~
distance of about IL miles
ny order PH BERTHON, Secretary
M'Mt +
TRSrrrY HousH. LONDON. Dec 10 i552
Notice hereby given thar Green Buoy marked with the
word Week y has laid In 10 fabos norhward Of
sunk In the Swim, the mnss OF which are stu
standing above water -.
The Buoy In fathoms nj low water spring tides with
the following mark and compass bearings viz :
Herne Mill In line with the Middle Oa!e Buoy BY y,
Mouse Light Il tv n X N. distant 4 31vths uile.
Esst oaas buoy. 81 ~ XE Distant bloshs miles.
- ssdes. r. y. D8HfnoE. sssrssasy.
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Rrsn sAe HsutA aiae.

TTF1W TIE Hlchmahd DMp1tchs NC a.
On 1kcTs6av last three Yankee gunboais ascended the
Scttos and fackwxter rivers but were driven back
~ kke forcss under General Pryor. they were subse
qUy reinforced by tao others and at last accounts the
Eve we're ysr ten miles eeow Franklin, IN the Chowan
and supposed 70 be preparing for another attack.
Tse Petersburg kspsn says nat the Yankee accounts
o the hght a. Znn an yoybers Ford make out
much dsastrons resnlt 10 the YANKEES than
SUPPOSED. I've bunared k,Isd and wounded, and they
cppsseh ny mere handful Of Confederatss, indeed
gieriscs result
The New York herald., 1862-12-31
Anoonss Dao
(Bsso - R'ca
Frsn Fvsasrishshurg.

lFvon Ne Rlehuond Dispasch, Dsc. Ml
n psxscns<rs wko arrived IN The city yesterday after
ssaa ~ NJ e1srskseurg tram, bring u no later
formative vIiA refsrsoce ths condition of anAire above
stated that 81 10 quiet, and The fact that bloody
hsf hes recrnsy been fought scarcely realized Our
ssoop~ ssA 20 he IN tns bst possible spirits and
ready cr eny emergency though they DO not contsm-
pse smother collision with the forces Of Burnside very
shxty.
The New York herald., 1862-12-31
Riehssend nsssy Market.

iusHnNxb, Foc. =. ItNZ
Srscn AND B.Ss Ngrns --Qaotai,ans rsmen anchangea
vz:--;old, u ~ S. 20 premium siIvcr, o. ~ s1
Virginia and North Carolina bank notes, xse. so slnth
Carolina and Gesfga, 27Ac aos pfeRnm. the inrsie
figures represent the buying rates she extremes he sell
ing raes
The New York herald., 1862-12-31
ulnnm ~ ID. IN
1As fasstisunsss q tAs IsDsl
PrssA
Asss' AeeesA q - Late Amir q
L. .isgsss, Tenn.
-
nRHn wSUnM rsnsxERs Af REznsxR
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me 3ebsl 1gsaey S.A Yrsvts1ss
19arhsts,
A- o. -
ARRHn wSUnM r1nsxERs At RrHssxR

Ne k~s rscssvsd eery a - Rsss~sss xs1sHA q
- sssA sss., fro~ sArh - ssas - hs'~~ms sss
sss<hs exfFscts.
The New York herald., 1862-12-31
Arrival az viul
Thsssrssais im Rsehmoma.

Thea srtsa1s fn Riehmona.
RICHMOND yARlE1Ikss-one door below the Enchsnge
Hotel
Acting and STAGE manaser. Dorscy ogden
Wednesday svsnlng, Dec. ~, fsel
Third night VI the ne9 Play of the
GrEfsIlI.AS