davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1864-09-25

~The Republican p45ty have carried on
the War for TWO yean::. Thsy haze sent soeH
9nnth and what have they accomplished
SSas, Nothi, =. And We told then, that il the BE-
e,nninF-that. they could accomplish moth,
fnu. ana the reason why is because they are
nTSi2 BRETHRENl And Dow they come
back md proposs 70 siek qp fnss ~ 5eTs Eo49 D.
THEMTAeo. ". Htks Speech ,tsfoJs ths
Lan.ang; Democratic Association, ASTrh, 1905.
, 1864-09-25
DROpOsALS FUR GOO. .on SEW.
III 1HAGE Eou6a. 9N 90 WakE Ron4s and e1s.osa
16orf Nanie4pAl Bonds Of Go Ntxy q GoltA&1 -
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GET ECAf1a aoL1A II V[fA3aaA
SEALED PRoroz AIS ii! = stes,::d = iea oaes
<upui Npru&y. eeptemntf th'h u u o'e!otk NJ whon
lie saHs W1fs @ pen1oT epsn,a toE ~ ~ Hho:c g
: r1y part d f1fy fnoatAnd Delsta tF93o, o. sea3
e1iES Ssnas s.ea g a ,Sy e. "a NJ
TrTE rveuy.fuur JxH1 ess<f tn.E Cats W1th conpcn2
T nts1est at the rte ct s9!e 81 psf GET; osf n
1,uuG pss 4b.e tsu1i AnanA u ln heH 1otx am1aok
fU1d provided for .hcar fe8eu.psion,
p.,, 81 1hSs S e y Z Isss 3 e
e III ZIG 81, eee:a eeaeoss ief
p1r cant Per A1nu1th hp4laela i .. TT
saese bot6a t4e faith 81 1hA c13 u ped* e. aao a9s
nrc skso epoclAllY spptoprta:ed. shltn W. Yskt
~4elte6 zaVrpi15 IT Sta&f p8stnZ 11ie1est
~ 1hs Tn.eF d1ht, ,znd11e sail 1ocTts&1aE.,
tiso fof FtneAn ThuuEaah Do isf1 I1aelps! ~.
psTsSia Zee iaE la y New 4oIh ot "a a.ses * Y
DIT c9Ft- krnkd kdaK fund u pscTlded fox teefsasp
III snossis Sin sptc:ig the a1nd md A:neuEs de-
slftd I'D p:1ce bid par sk "a thereof: snn ~ 49,
Or wte:ns[ cciesxo O. ssx G1S fsce:1e Ios
etioa of xhe ta1e It tnis orGn, q 4 tne om99 q
ss 9sarnst.d d tSI: a1epesas xhsss .hsT 1.n g
QaId te 6spet nxs 81 e te - as
!Nty, with tne pEe.tintns Eereon. kcdths t1tMesk
ac1rsd {pm JULY III % tha tuse OF DEPOSIT Of PAT.
7uFpf bends VIII b deair<sed y Cncaxp. eRpt f7te.
r nv TIE g e. ~ 'es place eseF
Haca rTopft7l ssuuh1. BE- 1ea1e4. s1d endorsed
1cT Guy Hsn6s." Aad AdateAeedto 1Ae nm
derHened, me V6sfe. tbs p4Esiea &se not known -
, nm abould contain 1a&s1enee1.
: ks5eLlsflG G.:$s G91aRss S!195s
, 1864-09-25
A. R T ! L L h KY 81 OR SE 8

Ak11sf1Hf HCAx1E N 1HTIIt 01X7Qk
CncA1o, Ill ,S&Pt. IL, 1854
o. ~Ries Iii a. o &c Z tsses ehtes a n@ssa
eaeA 1IeAuIT Tor c. tstiheates Of IndebtedoeeA f11
!. Cnicsko. L1inots - 0>'1@-'
Inn nust 81 dask eolozs. sosnA IN I'll psraca1sa,
1sosts1s % halntss, n 5ood desh and eondtnon om
t 81 70 tsn nel seass old. nt less than nAan md
le4s than tta hui drsd md nftJ Q0sN pounds.
n1r9 y ~ e s1ade fes so11 q s.ve1 q t2 o. etss.
q. X O. o. i. III NnREDHfIA1. :.
: sel7 Aeh1M Capt. 4 4, q, H.;
, 1864-09-25


can. When these cowardl5 murderers tonnd
it ont, they dislnte11ed tae body, declaring
thst II should lay unhuFied, and thus rot
Capt. BEun, Of 8, C., commanded this band
+ OF outlaws, aud for thR act OF t.oravery and
good conduct" in hanging a. ,delenscless
man, vas promoted, and NOW rejoices In the
t1tle Of, Major Of the LIST Texas cavalry.
Why not cali upon such man and their friends
to guide the destinius Of this great country
for the next four years, and tor all time ?
Why nott-cosond aanEy, Of Tszas.
A letter dated Monterey, MEXICO, Nov
1863, from Vice C6neul n IL " Kemmey,
states On the authority Of an eye witness,
tGat twelve Unionists Of Western Tex.s, pro.
yided with passports from the rebel feoVost
Mareial, were all. msssacred On the Neuces
river, b. BODY Of Tens rangers. but short
time pfurious to the aboye date. Also, a
narty ot Germans were killed. with one ex-
cepiion, who escaped wounded. 6y the same
naIty. The Consul remarks" Tou canuot
Imagine Row Union men are treated in Tex
Con-" = 10
"hns.eds1se esorts to b maze for a e<s'aton
Of ho<aI:it5E."
An official letter from MsI, Gen. Blunt,
Oct Z, 1853, In reference to the massacre at
Baxter Springs, No., says -" The body OF
Maj. Curtis, the eon Of Maj- Gen. Curtis, was
found where thrown from his horse, shot
through the head evidently having been nuf-
+ dered after being taken prisoner" The s1ns
wss thc-case with all the wounded, the mem
bers Of the band 1.-The of1ceIs' clerks and the
.teamsters, The murderers were portion ot
Coppey's and QuantrelFs command, dis.
gnised BY Federal uniforms- About seventy
ws1e thus butebered By. these worse than
fiends.
:" Ia,utdiah <6o7.s to 5s n7d< for q es:sa.;on
| Of 1osti1itks." - =
l. An oflclaI1etter from Col ". r: PenIck
datedIBdependence, No, January II, 1858
says: "P1ivate johnson, Of the-artillery
| was brought ID dead to-day, the fiah mur
dered the last week They were all wound
ed and killed afteruarde, IN the most horrf
! hIe manpcr TINT t1ne5s could devise:t All
| were ehot in the head, several had their faces
| fearfully cut, evidently with boot heels;
l. noWdef was Exploded In one mans eaE, ard
both ea1s cut olrc close to the bead" 80
. s.I,nrsedias 10orss to b tnede for q oes:sasios
# Aoatiasiits. -
In April, 1862, party of rebel soldiers-4i
| hsKhwaymen can be thus dignia Ted a-on a toul
Of collecting conscripts, shot and lnatantl,
4 killed poor deranaed Wom2n, Mrs. Ruth 4
Rbea, on Lick Creek; In Green county, Tenn
because she attempted to ddye them from
, 1864-09-25

Au6 Al06k &FeVAkA44& "a all ts4AA1S 4A4[1 ~ I'D
that Of Fort Pillo a.: The War Committec,
after thorough inquiry Into the conduct Of
Forrest and his murdcrous associates, re-
port that. the atrocities committed were not
The result OF passions excited By the heat Of
the conflict, but Of a'polIcT deliberately de-
clded upon and unhoeitattn4ly announced,
.Whsu the women aud children we're crosa-
i hoats, the rebel char shooters, mingled Hith
and shielded By them, fred upon the officers
| and men. Like incarnAta fcndR as they ere,
they. placed women in ffont>of their lines as
they moved upon" the fort. They rushed
into tha fort during the {: tine ,the iag OF
bY Turks and savages, and commenced -au
indisc1iminate slaughter, spaTing neither
age nsf. s~1, white nor black, soldier nor
clvilian, men, women nor. children; of tina
lztteE, those not over ten years of age Wera
made to face their murderers, and thus shot
beds In the hospitals, mere dragged out and
butchered without mercy. Numbers or men
wee collected into groups or lines and de-
uhefhtely shot down, and those Of the
wounded near the river bank were btntally
kicked into the river, where theE Tete drown
ed, -heaping insult and torturs UPON the NC
Tins Of their diaholica1 cruelty; No @ oasoa5 a1s
devise. was omitted by these tncaIuasa de-
mnnt- |. A mere child, which an officer had
taken up behind him on big horse, wss Or.
dered ID oe put down and shot, which Was
dane The tents where the wounded lay
were set on fire, aud maoE. OF th:ir occupants
+ were consumed In the famee; those who ea-
rsned wero shot down or had their brains
heatcn out by the co#ard1v 1t8aCs. Ooe
I man was deliberately nailed down to The
door OF tent, The tent fired, and he periahed
| in the f1ames. Another was nailed to The
I side OF building, and it set IRE. aud he also
psrished IN the dams :. These deeds Of un
| 1ttera6le cruelty closed at I'll sht, only to be
| ftenewedn next morning, when these bruees
OF they, can not be called men, carefully
Sought among tha dead in all diEect1ons f5jl
| tha wounded that were stillaliye
tI1nefiata Efforts b. mdds }or.a q essz7tion q
:: =. 'host1lt;ez."
1REir,<Rsr or LOYAL nHz. AID THEIR scF
| =. YER1SGs FOR oPIN1oH..s sAKg.
September Is, 1865, twenty o. thirty tepe1
went in the night TO- tte house Of 11so!
Glare, loy al man Of Spring Creeki Vlrgtnis
and murdered John McMulen,. har1na
GtsEe and q discharged Union soldier, Wail'
asleep, three others m liking their escape. TN
same gang then visited the dwelling ofa NJ
Noyes, Union man near By. and ATTEMPTED
l TO pursuadc, haall4 to force, young gtSl =
accompany them for yila3urpose; upon re
, 1864-09-25
roALl COALl COAL!

Tre ec1art2n, Pittstcz. WilEseoaEEt. and ensnoS!R
Goal Connx15 q Fsnns, lrsnia. osa 70. suppag
i'amp. f4FFs In, SEAL Err. Ras9e ~ Ges.ta2t
Ee11 ~ ths etafla ton ox- cargo xsLo"KsxhAH
hl sl.o. Issss, n,es.nsrfn. BILE s'. a'nl. n.e' CHIP
PsnrHcs1 T:s tpuiS Market sft1st. ~ Sts{ ead43n
sgtef end Gcp,h CieIk s1s*s Ena 81 10e S' D. ~
: -Ha.!Ios " ~ = III Gne1z& 1oe' EpBEBr Law.
, 1864-09-25
nr. EEfHAlfaw~

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Esn oe nsuitto u *tac., - eoa:h Isrk s'srst
Pot Cnaee % vi cctocio ossedts, ana nsaassA d
p.trnxs A.6 &c lsAss stare. ID beg stxeJ, wnlea
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tp ~ u: eusr%S1 It 70 2 ia C3Mnontcat:i t:inS
Eonn4eo1A 9a Cu7snNat,rte nr,; q, tsnss g. Bog
f1oltt 1sctnft loa. II oera. tc9 In Hpapital s1d
tn1vnIe praete eele aht* eaffolua. and win ensr
ott st!!te md tenp1e t.. st2yes, IN AYefY shn.t
Yoasr e .nf- T1sx fr7n seI tou1. =. inytsed to
Eal Ees1%t. fu-e ss,r1ntfd Far $40 1zEcEnlaT1s
Stc1 A.tfIdAn c1 Fuhe-tv, Me1ktxuad7a or ptteonk
having A1y oh61Iucdo1s % NsFft&Rc. should CAL af
onEe and hc cured Be<: Of ciAJ rtftfcnesx g %
kntNtY kAa kHcEC74 G-HpR1-SQf
, 1864-09-25

WE CAN row FILL ORDERS TUE SAME
DAN THEY ARE RECEIVED
Tho TR1uHH compilation Of 9ems Of tho lata
copbeshead Convention In this city, in which
preference IL Rt1tu TO extracts from tbs reports oi
khe Chicago 1saske, il having an tumense circulA
lon, and QN1 HUNDRID TH0UA4Np CoP1ks have
been sold. Il gives the essence Of the reasonable
ntterzncea Of
VAl1andtehan1e
Fernando Wood, =
Cox and Long,
Ryndbra and scymour,.
Harris, Or Maryland,
- WIckllne, Of kentuc1ky,
With tbs 1egeet light Of the bpggt Democracy on
that oeasion Let this eye opener TO the intention
Of tbs Peace Sneaks be placed In the hands Of every
sent By. Rxpress ut Two Dollars per
-Hundk cd.
: Let Union men circulate It everywhere, espe
s1A21y
~ Among Our Eoys In tho Army 81
OrdeTs accompanied by thecnsn viii ba nlled in
tho oEdertn which they are received.
: Address, Cn1cAGo TRDUN1 CohPANy.
, 1864-09-25
nOCTOR DE BONNEFOND.

IL from FkIi1 and all dAoAtteT Il forun rHapect.
1u, !ha KenteEaa 1nd 1A4le4 of Ehic1So, that tho
hAye the fHnt1oa 70 EtyH Aoaa Ffenct lets 3pR Tho
various 1esratnK Nils D. nosna ora hes acquired,
1SIer pssanF s1kht yea1 t1the bert schools pf Fxfie
;: Fsons Who mar tayoE tes 11ta heT patsoasSe and
r1nfereuta. A19se@ foEt Once Boz 4a17, Of mi
WAnkea kvenus No 80.
Hr EV1psux. VIce Consul Of Franee NehIfss
vtsett. n He1fotu+ Vice Cot tul o{ Belgium, NorIn
Wels ssest; Mt We.st E4tuE Of na Couameectal
xxpfeas; NJ FsedlA, LAks azset. Asz tsa9 sas
, 1864-09-25

THE HI9HFST. CASH PRICES
Il ps.d .fhf OLD -xEWaPAr1Rs. PAAfaLE4,
EAH1R Of eyes{xeeatpttee.
seaSa aStsh /. ta4aisoE2. h4is s;ss asss: = szsss
, 1864-09-25

HUMAM FRAlL.TY, OR PHY-
"a 9iolI3HN!Al4 REeKAhCREs, eacald % read
~ SreTShodv-- IT trcats On. and shows how. Ae efu
fezul3 tIl1nF ffu- ea-fJ sbote .ELd unha2py con.
!s1tn.ao1 9aL b. xan1a1ted. viii su5e Ensh9d r ds g
mE !nt narraxe stst-. Nod y o.. 2 4. RARR0M,
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, 1864-09-25

F@0. IUMbEt M-ANQFACTUR.
Ena. +. q. epsaldtre1 petent ,saE.ssfn7 - 81 M. f..
:ef1rd ii enirerlhx atN1s -a}o. repairing n ~ ~
6:s ckee DHnliext4 tsssh odr6actly On 1aod ps!Sa
EA ekch., 1u1fbd1 Of e1Es f1Ent9ea - - 10y :
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, 1864-09-25
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vsa sl5ek J o -hos.'h0 Weary Rook
, 1864-09-25
THE BEST CAMPAIGN DOCl
UD1ENT.
WE CAN NOW FILL ORDERS TUE SAME
OAK THEY ARE EECEIVED

One Hundred Thousand Copies Al
ready Sold.
, 1864-09-25

T1HEAEoHANlos' NATIONAL
BANK or CHICAGO.
DhF1TAI.-.,-.& $3.50. 900.
th!z HAnk having eoreted VITA m tho Ptcs1uoas
ouEiness In III Baking of1ce,
lsAIaks>H., 1arias Raak Rxll&the.
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HEEJAN:HV Y TAaks FicerEIeaf,
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k28 been dnfy dkte1tsed rtdM so AetofdMx 70 ~
Requirement. o the Act Of GootxrN emitted AZ
Al 70 r9uvidf. EauonN Gut1see,. seeqrea ~
e;renauos I'd redsmpt:cs nsrra;" spsFsvet Jnne
II issi ana III eo:opliea III mo ufcvsslcns q
I'D 1ct REQUIRED to b: complied With before cos1.
mcne3ng he hanneas q Saakinx u1der RAID ACT.
NcV AbeTefoee. l. HUGH NoCULOCH, Comp
tsnIe1 Of the Currency. Do hereby ct<Gfy thas Thd
NcfAanieas national Bank of [ttasn, r. the C1ty a
ChicAFc II the Comfy u Cook and 6t1tt OF uunoit.
q euthonxad 70 ocrs11eucs the fruent1e Of Banking
<-~, u tssunooY 1h.teot. x1tness ~ hand
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ptns7ssa a. ,coaotsouer oitas 0sIzSns5.
, 1864-09-25
SEX CAMPAIGN SONGS,

ApAruD TO FAx1s1kR zuaEs. =
How Mcclellan Took Monassa19
Tho HallyinS Song.
stand by Our Brave BoY9 Fighting In
Tho Field.
The Young NapoleontO
Our Course IL Onward Ever. !.
The American Flag.
Tho abovo arc issued On single sheet, sulta.
b1e4or upe n Union Meettugs BAFhecuea, &c, &c.
ahd sold at 81 90 per huudtca.- ~ No ofddss ~
I'd Rftkxs than Qsaa hundred.
FAddress TRI8QNE CO.,
Chicago, III.
, 1864-09-25

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sn ". =, +. = :.n Iss .ss.1 M.sss 1 v.,.,.,,.
sci - Ats'bazJ uax. Walksr Lacas
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, 1864-09-25

Thtnss Aftrn Tp1area Ice TA%oe Hsnry
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T1uD EtntfY ThoTpfon Wa TseAA1 Maria.
TpIotf same! NT1A Vim TAyloe mx.(kold-
thoukS9RntN fhemAs WmH an1th
, 1864-09-25

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-08
L III E N A " Y.

CrASE 1s.-She sailed from San Francisco September
40, 1858, and arrived at Panama November 8. She
has been that station ever since. She will probably
De relieved the LIST Of May by the ST. Msys and then
she will proceed cruise down the coast thence to
Sandwich Islands and back 70 San Francisco to DC for
GERS
CommdndeY-PauI Shirley.
Lieut. nant--Aibcrt Baiy.
surgsons-First, s Robinson Assistant g. n. Bray,on.
Acting assistant Poysadstsr-Chas " Boggs.
Acting Masfers--B. r. Miken, g. W. Patterson.
Harine Ofcer-Secoud Lieutenant G. II. Daniels
Ensions-A 5. Barker, WIN. Dunn; Acting, 9. W. Shsr.
Master, 3a,,s--T. W Kmbsll, WIN. Bysrsdor', ".
wilhelm.
Boa s,uni n-John Walker.
7sNnev--Ihos. stewart.
Cdrpenfer-,Jss. Middleton
Observation-Disclosures whherbergh.
cirk-paymaster's, A. a. stephens.
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Divorce Proceedings.
SUPREME C0URT-CHAMBRRs.
Before Judge Peckham

April 7.-Cdfhoine Johnston James W. Johnston. -
This an action brought by the plaintiff for decree
declaring the marriage void between herself and the
defendant upon the ground Of the previous existing
rage of said defendant and that at the time Of
rage with him his former wife living. The defend.
ant demurred TO the complaint, aud the plaintiff now
moved for Judgment on account Of hs friyoousness.
Among the points of interest argued BY counsel for de.
PENDANT it urged that the action unnecessary
the statute declaring such maria ges void and also that
there should have been an averment in the complaint
that the plaintiff had ledge OF the existence
defendants former marriage. After argument, Jus.
tce held that the action well brought that the Re.
visedstatue expressly allowed it, and even though an
instrument may be in s inception void yet action
could BIO brought to have 20 declared aud that the
would Itself presume that the plaintiff innocent The
demurrer was overruled and Judgment granted in avor
OF plaintiff with leave TO defendant serve M answer
payment Of costs.
Henry n. Morange counsel for plaintiff J. a. Anthca
for dpfendant.
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81 mean 70 DO understood ~ my remark that ma.
torty Of the people should discontinue The war
thsir will would have 70 control 40 nsmasng that, N
my view, any such event likely 70 OCCUR Upon the con-
%ary Of tho opinion that the people OF the North
determined that this rebellion shall DO subdued as
al hazards, and that the Union shall be dissolved In
any event. The feeling. however, prevalent and daily
growing stronger that The mode Of conducting sne war
Be changed. the removal by political ars Tor po
htica purposes OF tried and experienced generals ano
tns substitution In their places Of others ethor Vastly
sher interiors wholly Incompetent, must % stopped.
Again. say this 70 be brought 70 any sue
essfui and speedy termination, the sdnlnnsraon m
c&A Il calling drbtes Of mon ~ oppose them
greater or equal somewhat inferior forces,
AHA <hon. firing the patience and wasting enc
the orsA should direct levy n0sss Of all capable Of
Ssaring arms order that by distributing the earthen
u few mouths upon ell equally we may have an early
re,ce, instead Of war lasting with all s attendant hor-
Eors, longer than the lie Of the youngest person now
atvlng.
THE PEwrER MUG HOMICIDE.
To James N. Nixon, indicted for tke murder
q William Brown, proprietor Of tho Pewter Mug,
tAon called the empanneng tho balance Of
hs jury proceeded with; but before the requisite
uumber be obtained the panel became exhausted
Judge Barnard ordered the Sheriff TO furnish . frosA
AAel OF srs, and adjourned she court unhl Tuesday
0esninR aA-e even O'clock. ~,
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BUFFALO, April s, 1884.
meeting " commissioners OF tue international Bridge
Company for . bridge between this pon, AMI Canada
over the Niagara river, held here yesterday after
noon Over three millions or dollars were subscribed
The estimated Of the bridge only one million, ia
speedy construction is looked upoa a certain
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OFrICR OF THE NEW YORK. PROVIDENCE AND
" Boston Railroad COMPANY Bloomington Linei, New
York, March ST. l864At meeting OF the Board OF Direc
tors held this day. quarterly dividend Of three per cent
at the office Of N. Morgan Sons 81 William street.
FTHB GREAT FAIR.-STRANGBRS IN THE CITY
will find object Of interest in visiting CLARKES
Union Photographic Gallery where exhibited the finest
specimens Of that ART in the world Portraits in OIL India
ink coors finished by the most talented artists
A3 Broadway corner Of Blocker street.
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NEW YORK, FRIDAY, APRIL g. 1864.


49,
" ADJOURNED MEETING or THE sT0CKHOLD-
IA era OF the Pettengin Telegraph Revolver Compan
viii be held al The Office OF the pauy II Wall street, on
April att maj vote viii be taken IN regard 10 pro-
p'''. ~"s"o'"'A Secretary Nesting 81 ssocihoiaera
A MEXICAN METER GENERALIZATION NO.
N tce.-The annual election for FIVE trustees OF We
american Meter Company viii DO held at their odce ~
West Twenty second street. In the city Of New Sork ON
r. MERRlFiELD. Secretary.
ELgCrION.-AsT0R FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
~ The annual election for thirty Directors sno nreo In
u the company, Wednesday April la The polls VIII
open ~ IL O'Clock noon, and close o. O'Clock ny or
der. ROBERT d. HIATT, Secretary
The retailers OF leo having had this 10 contend
with greatly enhanced the prosecution OF their
business In m various branches have found that IN order 20
sustain themselves and obtain uneraon for thor Onsay
Ing to the public the following scale Of priees.-
Using to 10 pounds daily 50 cents per week.
Using Y 70 10 pounds daily, 20 cents per week.
Butchers grocers nshermen porter houses and mlkmsn
Hotels and cont averaging 500 1000 pounds
daily. for six months 50 cents per 100 pounds.
NJ Y. TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION, NO. 6.--THE AD.
IN journed meeting for Saturday evening. April o. viii
be held At Iammany Hall At O'Clock The speeal order o.
business win be the election q Delegates g t6s National
W. B. CoDDIseror, Recording Secretary.
DiANoFORTE MAKERS UNIoN.-ALL MEMBERS
wanting the weekly support requested to notice
thereof to the Executive Committee BY Saturday next sr
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DISTURB CONCLUSIONS Of ys.s pssisassd cor
tSs ease now hand WIN give nst decision, without
relying on the testimony Of hearsay VERY respectfully,
Acting Ensign United States Navy.
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AZ orIoE.-asrArE OF cArHARINs BEATTY, d

n 0rICE,-ssrArE OF cArHARINs BkAr'f' "
IN ceased. r..s. a..
vania deceased died IN Jsnasry Isos :svns s.s,..
snd 10 her frst cousins ~ The fatner nae
nrst cousins BY the mother gae .sns Ia Ssrssn,
sbovs notified % present and essDhsn tne
claims 20 . legacy under the vii Of az SFs iii
Executor Of Catharins Beatty, Ssceased
CHAxsxRssvaa Pa, March 10. lsSA