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The New York herald., 1864-10-01
wIsHAnT.s rysPEPsIA PILLS:


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s.rSrs For ,:s n.ass q: y SSI,A
i' ss ,;V' q Ss .. Bread
DYsTpPsrA, DYSPEPSIA.
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wss cevs,sd siia casIus mscoss usIf j:
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ss .t s. w;s.s, il ~: s.
ssre i S.S. e @ e.s & @ asa sar s ns aa'
Corner If ysnango ana tsbrs s:ras,. ,ssr Rehaopa
sneei iefmari, llom VII hisown. bns.nesoa county.
Dr wrsr.sar's a. re 10 No~,h seoord street
soia at HELNBnLn's, hercsl Wlisloase. 5eA Rroad
DYSPEPSIA -ySpFPssA pYsrEPssA
sa,s w Ts't by..s: a
ss1. s s 1s =: ss: q: L, '2sa %
proved. withon pain iueon seasnes.
'Arna''' r finasus q sslaai asna se.
.J.'s11 Q. Wharf Ore . Moth sseoas street. fA
al unLanolDs asns store, nss TO metropolitan
DYSPEPSIA pysrepsrA, DysrEPsrA
oS es ter c rrv h.' "s yss" S and h.il
ysr Vi h n ~ ~ wss sS ssss
ness and srysos tsoiv e,la not a,se. my fooa; 4
sraj ~a sra became % sosSs
nm si ss ay 'as sadss sss ane
n l e.s dn osAt ~ a s asoa moe ne
10 mS aaa ~ Il d ansSs ~ Il lost ii my love
ss q s sd not % be s' f1 Tana' ss as
20 ns ass s sa s xs ss ny ~ roa
vons Bys'en dsstro ee ssc my nlni from ,ha! awinl
ne iaesd IN lr kEhrises dos i.s west Phaiephis
remained y wrrk., - thnisht ltlc bet
ter bni u i.w .'s y d-'ani comp ain as rsgiug y
s % q ss as' ss nv husband s on is b. s
and stated my He said ho bad dauht he
could so after called aud placed
myself unicr the and iu weeks
began to digest my i,,d felt thai iiseae fsss
giving ard reSsrsf stout hr8a
months all ~ ;ae time ency rericcs hesh or
bo5v mind. and sincerely return ibanks To
mercfu God r ~ ,hrr'. aud TO rs great Amsrcan
Dysre ,sia Pis tree Tar Cordial that saved
from az, iun and All rersons
wfh a. fberty 10 call
write am willing all The good FOR reYlne
humsuily. ELiZ BETH IaASSoN.
Brmndy@ns Del. formerly Of C,d Chester, Delaware
comfy, Pa.
dslpha.
The few thousands which this greaS
remedy ha. savsd Gui!mr'y We nave han
dreds OF from sra druggists III al Or
the couHr., saying They prescribed SOLO
o meiici,,a which gavo rsai satisfaction.
These ncarrs pr-uared only b. IA. fetor DIR.
O. G. TT5iiAgT, hoss ce;s' At No 10 North second
srest Phad lphis, ps where he be consulted eiiher
by letter free Of chs.ge Thay are sold a.
HELM HOIDS drug next MetropvlaE Hotel and
dealers eyer where At wh !esas by al New York snd
Philadelphia wholesale ftucsists
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sruE sEAwBED TONIC.
J. Iovertsd aud pr.rs-er pr. J. ". SCugNCF or
phiiadefrhia l.
ali do-dcrs OF igsys organs that has been
Offered prolic Toe and popularity o.
rs Pu;ncnic s. su,lcieot % ,r6
this Tnn'ct purr and al 10 was orgiga al.
desgr I'd be ux.d ~ reuii Win tbs Pulronc HyTnr
the treatment ef pt.c . hr experrn
adspgd t. e. of ,nciecstsn and debility. rho
Sesweed Tonic possesses u the strengthening p,opercs
iodae nf irnr toa,nr ndte ~ IL w alan nj
lar Ia 10 tts gasis 'uics, the ash which N.irs
provides carry cf dgegtioa and VIA.
thai rid "a su-~ supplies s place II r,
oaly medicine this pur1nsc
onsscueuilv Il II iat ong Enctsine which ays
afford Temporary r,lir' far TO aggrsvsts the
rosye acids and mine used c cure indigestion snc
for thai object The ses.i ronc contains no such inu
druIS. II distilled iros vegetable suoStsncc Q
which I. rroinc.d u net nsandsres "a ths geashcres
ths mode Of dE,i.nr heu. similar 70 that which useo
n the man uiactare OF nsiss spirits Tits onie never
disag~ees with Ito mos oe,s,e stomach In the esfiy
ssses OF co,sumrtoa ~ eeisile gensrai. OF grear
Utility consumption nfsr bevrs With disorder or the
stomach general c.,.li.y. for whch Scbencks Sea
icac certain ienedy Full directions acconpsn,
each tetio
Yors Gener,i Asent all Dr. schen-Ss mediinss and
drrQ. sta LQntfsty.
NJ. scfEsca VII; b, prcfes. .,onay a. his Tooms, No
- Eosd street. Ycr. tuesday, from A. NJ 70 y
T.. " His ped-nez he ohisinsd there At al tnsa
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HIyscELs.AaEoJ q.

AN IMPORTANT REDUCTION HAS BEEN MADE IN
~ the prices OF all
conf the heavy decline In the value Of goo
AMI exchange preseung favorable opportunity tn
supply their wants the seaeon. We nave
cr,sc- " French, China
and Englbh Stone Chic. glassware. Bronzes ParisD,
Clocks VASES. Silver and rlniec WGrc and Cutlery Also
CuAyDELiESS I.iifs AND GAS FIXTURES
which a oisr fas ya5e tarns y euysrs
Y v. uhUGHWOUr 90,
Nos iss aoo aud -. Broadway. corner Of Brocne 81,
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Marine Total Lessss and DiIAsssrs Rs-
ported IN sspssAbsr, lses.
record kepa BY H. Upssn. Secretary Of The Ans-
esn shipmassrs AssscAusn. navs eopisd the fellow.
ire Of total losss ani disasters for September 1884,
TOTAL LOSSES
The New York herald., 1864-10-01

Obituary.
The Hon THOMAS y MARsHAIL died on the 22d Of Sep
tebcr at his residence, Versalee woodord coup-
ty KY, aged, we shink, about sixty four years.
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port 2is insk Hi q 50 Ion S. Br bark Nsrcara beasa
b 0d, shlp Pima 0uthy1s. bound 3.
BAyh pAst YisA. FROM Oaps Breton.
oAli.ED.
9sV-sieamsrs Ynamsa II CID; bark Dosau; ma Maria,
BcAys VIM Cousns. Middleton.
Wind q sunses nv.
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Com nerciAi InteIiig ence,
TyE lpxDCx NANCY AARrrT

Ccnscis, st( tsi<, for mnney.
The A,aGiic, Great Western, and New York second
ntSztgsge railway ponds have advanced two per ce3,
6.e Railway paid up shares, and Virginia 0s hare
eec;inci per cent.
tThe roper. 1 tho cotton breadstufs and prov isiors
Rkrkete IL Ii-erpocl by the Sayo,a, have failed 10
xexch Us fros1 c-po Rsce.--ED. nkaAIpl
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Receipts and Disbursements At the Once
States at Now York for the Month or
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italy.

Tse fHr journals discuss the question OF the removal
~ tho Italian capital 10 Florence The Jr sayr that
tho rccsl & necessary 20 advance the ai:on Of tho
Roman gresiioa the government cannot refuse.
The New York herald., 1864-10-01
DYSPEPSIA. nyspEPsIA.

DYSPEPSIA DYSPEPSIA.
pr wfsrsrr-~i suiffrer With dyspepsia for
seysr v-nrs Everything ats h,lcd me with wind aud
DR. sfu psln, my lifc one q great suffering
yss .s bnrN hfictvd that " drank gnas ~ water II
would ,oon back w heated condition anped 10
everv k,nd Of n'sfiine aud te,m.ni pnt az y 40 rnr
eS,e snr grrpt American Dys.cpsia p hai made. I
use Il co. md do thank 9cd THIS Gay ] ava we inas,
r,rsons after your PITS, md gays ypug lA,
ante,.ug srepsin Ia ghbraoud tight of your
Pis thes cured him entirely You mas refer 10
n you sce proper laaNVh uighLif
NNfM M& A POSITIVE CURs F0R DysPf p9rA
nrAR WtMT ~. o >. HsFol saw
50 1usS DLivr arHFxr, pntfA4ssttn Jan e9 lge4
pr N'fsuA NJ sif-ft " with much pcssure that am
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nysrrrsIA. prsprper 4


Nosss rssin. of UheltsnLara sonigomsry county pa
have cred Tor hka Sc everything tut death
,sef fon thpt ayfu disease sailed t.frepss er,poyed
IN that tnc I'VE OF s Physicians in Phiia
depbis Tsey did Ell Ley ita snd
cpping but stu was no better then went 20 this isn
~ AHA Lniyersy. In order t. place ss D roach ~ the
oes, medical iaeni IN The ncnnry but cer meticirss
faaed - do GOOD AMI wished for death
" relieve ~ sufcrings; but ng DR. Nshaub
sdycfts.peut IN the Phxdriphis Euienn determined
y, ry mo-, hut with itfle faith. called oa Dr.
wshari snd told hn cond have died w,uid net hsye
houbed nm, Ard then relstrd en3efnka 70 niD Tue
Doctor aausd ms II hr Jailed 10 me cf dssprpsiA
sond be he sr case N two years; so pat ureeH Under
hs suesncut ava. although had bern fnr ncntns 20 Mt
rg rssts eversth a, stomach swolien with wind
a. nllrd vt pm beyond irscriptnn, bnshl bok OF
his rl.repss PiIis nsel thctn a. Dected ana 70 ien
gud cot bfstt meal as tny perSn IN t1e StAle
oi 7 nnsyls and thi,ly days was vel man IN
vie - suferng sas % cali AMI go no and
wfl fr,Ate ny erpg ma tho kfeat cure re.eivri
wos ay 'o~i sys eh cs nvcfy~bere that Dr. Wlshart
s etyc only person We earth taat can cure dJk
rrrssw wth 10 0eyrre uf certainty. .<.,,. r<,,.
Chr'sonhsru, Montgomery county, Pa.
Dr. wlsh,r orce NO 70 NORTH second Sfreot 0fcc
honrs iron, "a VI to5 n ". AL examinations ard con
stlfhtcns free, ...., - -, -.
RrcHdway MN#MM
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LroR sALE-BILrdARD rABLEs.-~HfGnr fABLB =
10 gooi ortor, ~ eis sissh avenue Csl pss~ecn
and sP.M MfW 1857 MNf
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Anew Spanish inirstvy had beer formed, which had
anBoaDcsd copc,a,ory policy
7he Minstsy is follows President OF the Council
arvaey Minister or War; Cord0va; Minister OK Finance
6nrgsnolsna Minister OF Foreign Affairs Leorepte and
1EAier u sac Interior, Gonzac Bralo.
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JOuN ~ OOUGH's Nsw LE1TURE on TBMPR
- rance o. Cue institute Tues iar evening Uctpbcr-
H. s4 Texsts n, crnts o~rh for ssls 81 Rnshou Astgr
House; Robert Csr,ar BEo. .. $40 Sroaiwsy; VIM. a
HroAdway.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-01-26

\ NEW GAME Last week ID VIII be re
nen1aroJ s01ne twenty s}eserte!s from the
Federal army We're sent IL his city FROM Fort
Delaware, where they Were found among !oC
OF Confederate prl9o!tfI@. Who We're place / in
the fort some time since The manner III
which these soldiers managed to reach the
fort Is as follows :--';At the battle of i1ctrV3,
burg q number Of Confederate prisoners were
taken, ac from that place sent 70 Fort Deia-
ware. Previous to their leaving, however, or.,:
Of the government detectives ascertained that
some Of the men bad previously been CON
ncctod with the Federal army, and bad desert
cd to the Confederate ranks Their idea n 50
doing was TO throw themselves into the hands
Of the Federa|s at the next battle, subscribe 10
the oath Of aIies lance, and thus be ser free The
oetectlve wishing to acquaint himself with ell
the facts OF the affair, clad himself IN the garb
of confederate soldier an} when the time ar
rived for conveying the men to Fort DcIaware
joined in with them, and thus suffered d SIM
lar incarceration within the walls Of the fort
There he remained, learning all the secrets,
until few days since, when, as preparations
were heing made to release the men on taking
the oath, the detective stepped forward. mad.
himself known TO (7en Schoepf. and tilns tx.
plCdcd the entire arrangelnent The probabIi-
ity IS that The de~ertars will be shot : Wash.
.DrDnlcjc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-01-26
PUNISHED (DAILy By
EDGAR SNOW DEN, JR.
na~ OFFICE-No. 104 King street, over
! ones. formerly French's) Book Store.

Mr.. Richardson Of Illinois, appeared for the first
time during the session. Mr.. Trumbuli from
the judiciary Committee, reported back the
resolution of Mr. Davis on the subject of the
Government and war powers, aud the alleged
usurpations of the war leaders, tEc.; also, the
preamble and resolution Of Mr.. Wilson for the
expulsion of Mr.. Davis from his seat, and
asked to te discharged from the further con
sderation Of both subjects. Mr. Pomeroy in
troduced bill authorizing a loan based on the
public lands of the Unieed States, and to pro.
mote the sale and settlement thereof Mr.
sumner introduced bill prescribing an oath
tor officers of the Government; it requires
that persons practicing in the United States
Courts and the Court of Claims shall take the
oath. After the transaction Of some unlmpor-
tant business, the resolution prescribing new
form of oath for Senator's was taken up, when
Mr. Salisbury, of Delaware proceeded to ad
dress the Senate at great length Messrs
johnson, Doohttle, Sherman, and others, fol-
lowed when the. vote was taken and the
resolution adopted by vote of % yeas to II
nays. The Senate then adjourned.
In the house. bill was introduced author
lzing the people of the territory Of Utah to
frame constitution and form State govern
nent. A resolution was presented and referred
lnstractlng committee to report a bill IN
creaslng the pay Of soldiers Mr.. Mcdowell,
OF Indiana, offered series of resolutions, de-
clarlng tor Tree Speech free press, the right OF
the Writ Of habeas corpus, &C., and reafirming
devotion to che Constitution; which were laid
over, The bill authorizing the renewal of the
srade OF lieutenant general was reported back
With the amendment that the selection be
lrom the major generals most distinguished for
skill and courage, but not to affect Lieutenant
deneraI Scott. The deficiency bill was teen
taken up, and was before the House When it
a']ourned, but no progress was made, as the
discussion was more devoted to politics than
TO the bill.
Another important arrest has just been
made at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. The
party is civil officer, who is charged with
selling naval stores belonging to the Govern
lnent and putting the proceeds into his own
pocket He has been sent down to Fort La
fayette to await examination.
On Monday night of last week the printing
once OF the Democrat: at Sunbury, Pa,
was mobbed by a number of soldiers attached
10 the tenth New York cavalry The type
ana materials were thrown into 'pi." the
y, n'sss damaged and other outrages committed
me American the Uaion organ of the
toHh, @ very Justly denounces al such outrage
Gus proceedings.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-01-26
DEAD HoRszs. Some people Will q, 1oul

| OF the war, out OF the dead horses OF the Army
when hosinate yields the ghost he is buried
ia some field or left to moultler into mother
earth IN the woods somewhere Not so. He
has made his last charge, and ..awed his last
fence rail. tut there is from $40 to $40 in the
old fellow YET 4 contract for the purchase Of
the dead horses in the Army OF the Potoirlac.
ior the ensuing year, was let a few days ago,
to the highest bidder. ar $l.76 per head, de.
Gyered at The factory OF the contractor Last
year $50, 900 was cleared on the contract, and
this year it is thought 500, 900 can be made
on it. The animals die at the rate Of about
fifty per day, at the lowest calculation AT
the contractors establishment they are
thoroughly dissectad First, the shoes are
pulled off they are usually worth fifty cents
set. Then the boots are cut off they bring
about two dollars a set Then comes the caudal
appendage: worth half a dollar. Then the
hide, don t know what that sells for. Then
the tallow. II it be possible to extract taov
from the army horses, winch | think extreme
~ doubtful, unes he die Immediately after en-
tering the service And last but noJ least, the
shin bones al valuable, being convertible into
variety of articles that many believe to be com
posed of pure ivory, such as cane handles,
knife k handles, &c. BY the time, the contractor
gets through with the 'Elate lamented' steed,
there is hardly enough Of him left to feed
bull-pup on. Hereafter kind reader, when
YOU see dead ''hoss. don turn up your nose
at him, but regard him thoughtfuI]y, as the
foundation for large fortune in single year.
H may, individually, be nuisance, but there
is that within which passeth show '-SlOO, 900
wear. The ''hOrse contractors could GER
tainlv make spec out OF the number OF
caucuses thrown upon the commons near this
place. ---
A dispatch from Quebec says :-'' Marshal
Kane. of Baltimore and thirteen Contederates,
mostly escaped officers from JohDson's Island
and Camp Douglas, left here this morning by
the Grand Trunk railway for River du Loup,
to take the overland route to Halifax. .
The sale Of confscated lands for the pay
ment of direct taxes has commenced at Port
Royal. The contrabands were foremost IN the
purchase.
John D. Ellis. a young Washiogtonlan, has
been appointed acting ensign on Admiral Dahl
grcns flagship, the Philadelphia.
4 Court Martial bas been conv9 9ned tor tfe
trial OF a cavalry officer on the charge OF com
nitting rape upon the person OF a negro "o,
man, in Maryland.
\ large number Of Union families are NOV
iug within the defences from Fai1!ax county,
deeming It unsafs to remain during the wlnter
in a section infested by guerll]as.
c. G. Callau, captain in the Confederate
service. came within the Federal lines and has
been taken to the Old Capitol. He LEFT Nash-
] Il Of the war IN COUl
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The House committee on Elections report
against the case Of Jos, Segar claininga scat
from the first congressional district in Virginia,
that votes were cast in but three Of the twenty
or more counties that really and legally consti-
tnte said district. Most OF the district was in
the armed occupatiou Of the Confederates.
The House committee has reported against
the right Of Mr. Field. Of Louisiana. to a seat
in the House. \ vote IN New Orleans was
prohibited BY the military governor and Mr.
Field only got votes in the districts adjoining
+}a c;iv
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~ SOP ,g%9 y@.,-, .h;rsa t:Assis
..,s,t:,s. h.toe1 Grasrs; los si.se'
ai,rl,. aoliGra. Nc subscription re
- 80, aa2r ti.vss no,ths.
zTSrr..-Sv2 oas year, twonty CO
!, g-e rpo;ha, tei dollars; tor tnre
fr- js!la"s. He&IJsorI Orion TeaeiVe
- a. fe,r, tsu dollars; 10
- IRA l,Ia... NO sabso.ipsio'
or i,ss tb,4a ni& G.9::ths.
- nd naTs t;es:3ss are Furnished a.
.9s ir,;.-s acr huudcsa copies:
,ls,-i,,e-e ?hansirg their Post OiheeS
s.s;e 30 .4;1a q ;hsPos' ctEce
$50. n>s,s 10 tas habit CT rsaeivln.
- .Arst rllt bs stopped in 81! case
.. q NJ PAID Eor expires, and those VIII,
81 = % w!tho1t toe paper must !oof
s.5 Fe..3@ .heir subscriptions II
,.:;ssa, > ho3s 2apoTs nFo mHrkeS wv
,,,,7 .,,.ters{lod that their term OF SUB
j, Is 9 NJ: to expire, Gno will remil
J & - wish their papers oGntlaue'
SHTISING
- .aase5,iSs wi, be inserted ct the rats
o.. ANa rtFSY CENTS per square
;1sbt}.ac :kt lines Tor less! eorssl
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sssfs ucss DO accompanied by the
-.r,,c1:sa ahcv MIR 10. be attended to,
y. eca'aipio. :acn2g sre sent at the
.,,,. -Tar,G:
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SALARY lNCKEA>, u = The Nngins Lofi:is-
tue l. n: .rcE increased he STEAMSHIP, c,rh
o. TIE lluus- Of D-iee..Irs william +. G";.,n.
il Z q 10 fh~ sum IT Si.IO0 Pc, anLum sd
Tho ;. n.f, frli,riIg l.. .snnp.e 't'.,' li,i:l
OF IT, serre':ry s. ellen 1''v't, E'q 20;
c"upstni Nd VOL by gent naL, lot tsnc
ilnE,.,l
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DESTRUCTION " A YANKEE sLp,r.

P,>CaG:ti.'. IH:: Dion II { ! :gh' O: he
5;h ::ls 3.;l 'utwar! bound loop. III. y w!!h
:urpei..rc ~fi- -: r:;''iu- 70 d ~ .r,u -:
r4gru 2 rit'r. SfounI, Il on =; l"r III A.5d;a
P-a.. 70 ;rera.,t IL. :s,..,r , III" u Ia, rair
cur !.;ck - 49,. va 1;.cl ~ ter C'-H. rho suc,
Co { :; in lra'sirg hi. c'pc ir small, / 81, -
/ me "es--! mi ergo y h ne &c. pr!n .: 40
e&"rc's ~ :a'p*: 'ir,'. rirk;d Up On he We;
SID Q: ''Ie river. wholly CONSUMED. t the
ven * 81 tie *o'h y surboa' cane 80 Gnd'!
+ ur! is.aaa, Ed t'rk on board eight ~ ttr
I",go g. WHO had !: Il troai ileir cwIri> ie-
-id,g o. She riv-, nr2 carried rl,m t. SIP
ISL : Yeats r'!ay n ue 2u..bna .rol q b.
t,'e il: Il, Sc %".is and tlr," to, MRS ,ut..r-
risg' !. we're air az. ut Horn I,ar). s;at i.rc %
We,;@6Id -. rigS. ~ ~ morn lg s.vr.al
l. syv guns were hard in the direction e
CnaLiiCur Island. M rU'.bost visitle toad y
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eEtE! Ah;kT!ONS.
gY TIE GOVERNUR OF VIRGLNLA.
A pkOriAMAliUN.

The General Assen,b y Of Virginia having
m the goth instant, passed a. Gcr ameutato-
~ of the act passed October e, 1893, entitled
An act to authorize the errest Of dcaerters
by the ciy; authorities, and having directed
the Same to DO published, By rrnclumatiou OF
no 0ovcrn9r. therefore, !, N!Ll'As saith,
Governor Of Tho COmmuuwc;: til oil Virgins,
DO hereby proclaim thai the ann, zed 10 true
COPY Of tho act aforesaid, ard ell ":h:ers a.
fected by its provisions are required promptly
and efficiently 10 e2ccu;s the same, and the
people generally ere called upon to render
willing 0hrdicoee 20 its provisions.
Gwen under my ha1d rs Governor.
{ eni nnaer the seal Of The G9mmoa,
L. ) wealth, as 4 canohd, this 2l's d1y "t
January. 1864. aud IN ,hcS>th year Of
the Commonwealth. Rli'iaA saith.
By the Governor:
GEORGE ". MUNEoRp.
Sec'rv Of tha ColaI a',:j
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ERNI CHAIR ESION

CH,RIEsrus Jan ~ seven -ho's wtfr
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