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SHIPPING NE w S.
ALMANAC voR NEW xoaK-rH1s DAT.
% NOON RisEs. morn Is
81 HIGH vAYER. eve ~
Port OF New York, November 22, 1864.

CLEARED
stenfnsng Peruvian (Br, Ballantine Queenstown and
se.mship Britannia tDr). Ferrier Glasgow-F Macdo-
steam.hip Monieruma (Br). Hsmshaw, Kingston, ia
steamship knight. Gallagher. Phadelphia-w Tay.
Ship Favors, Rush, San r.ncissc-w Coleman Co.
BARK Dsniei tBrl. spearvaser. Msiamoros-G Wheel
rsTig Ludwig cap0Dus, sr Week,, zepisin Re,.srdam-
brig bolivar tBrl. Lee Vera Cruz-Ribon Aupoz.
aris Dephne (Brcm5, DeHaan. GonAves-H @ Schmidt
Brig Brisk (Brl, Kohl cienfueRos-Towler Jeya..
snsnnop sy Roberts. Apsn.T soSs,s:
INV sT os:sss SeTi Kenny
schr 4 Ayeril Ayerill; Bsltmore1M Bedell.
schr Aid Bunker Boston. '"''" w.
SEER seSr ossPnpon sssss soonc .ow
schr Sarah Elizabeth, Smith, Sew Haven-Hotchkiss 4
schr Dart, johnson. Stamford.
sioop Southport, Monroe New Haven't Racket
cleaner X Thompson, McKaiG, Baltimore.
ARRIVED
sG1 n sA G
WIN mails psssenssrS sna discharged son,
.spion Nov Win ad.s and ss7 passenger KasSsrdt
c ha dn 70 sss' wS ysty Ts"sn sea- sen s n o
msmsors: 5s AM lat 20 a, lon 81 SO steamship Anne
Steamship Commander, Powers. New Orleans Nov 8. and
s' sa AGssqT Is s.por ory Moo. Bay
days via Key West 70 on the outward
him wes. Ss aea
1st 6ss1ey Monroe
S .s. wna 70 nsbdss yorre.
Monroe, = sesls: . es.I,sr%sss.. vs. o.... J,
Steamship Thames y transport). Arey Deep Creek 50
s,esmss sslnnore. Levin. Washington, hours. win
Ship Liberty tof Son,rss wnle.s. Vera Cruz "a days
Rsrs Xrsdns yBr, Fraser Cow Bay 10 days. with coal
Brig sarah B crosby Cof rorlsnd,. wormsn oiace Bay
LAY" Ro %n cSs a e. sr1 sSe S for Salem
Brig Humboldt Rodmsn, Bangor, 6days with lumber TO
BpIs assiS weymouth Bangor for washington.
schr Miller Br), Johnson Abaco, 10 days with fruit
Ksar.n lBr rs.,ls Horton, Ms IL days with p0ts
sser s,srs., sweet Rl,sssAgcr 70, Beverly,
s sssI s ss:s wss Raa asSsG'a days
.' HANGER 1877 si
ssS ST f Far Wind sen Eis"or,S saay.
schr only Son, johnson Gardiner, days
sesr Huion D0 Fs R ssasSseSS h'''Aad
s$I s'sf Bs a,s' Boston 81 81
ssr so,. Rol BSsgo or 2 Monroe
ssF s Ta f sSss ssS SsS isf Providence
sRr Ann Eta xs,sa f Even sS o1 New
schr Tesas champin, Port EVEN for New London.
ship Gratitude Br) Japssen. from Liverpool 80 dsys 70
Ship YORKTOWN Driver, from London octu
One ship and one bark names unknown.
SAILED.
steamers Peruvian. Montezuma, 0sgood, Fearless
knight ahps MolOuka Fearless John Brght bsrks Golden
Fleece, Lheone; brigs Duncan, Nellie Mer uen Ohas
Heath hstli de. Woodland. Merwins Bride, Fenno,
Brisk Rat m0nd Hope schrs White Foam, Julia Rdcway
Wm Phelps Meteor Mccoy, Coast plot Brown Rebeoca
l. VI Atwood Arctic, VI r ater l. , Logan Sophia Ann
sherman, r Baker. Henry, mfclosty Moderator
Van Name Forest Home " Baylcs jennings, ID David
Non, Tanner "a Heath. SALIVA, Hortensis White, w
{ Atwaer, Dupont, Herpdon. Tirrol. !. Edward, Nm
Darling Price Iatona, fosner n brown. Rele star
ForFStn sanders ssbel, Ocean Wave " nershnn. VIM
Fls q Thomas Bravs TAYLOR = Compton, shan.
mon. y Rochfo VI Averl; sioop Irene
Wind NJ sunset NV.
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The United states Negro Troops supe-
rt~r to the White soldiers.

Prom the Richmond Examiner, Nov. Ie.I
oue Oh TIE most curious as wen az most dangerous
GESTURES y we oeA southern mind s W propensity to
nnlAte tbe pohcy aud measures Of the public enemy
buf OonteoereW government from root 20 branch I. q
close copy ~ Toe repudated concern Washington with
ju blcmishes and denominations, cur army X framed
upon the same model with that the ted states opr
financial system has until lately beeu tbs same in M
reading features and the parallel might DO rup out mo
stu more painful particulars
but Mere branch % Nortbsrn malice
which might have ress salty been regardsd -
wholly beyond the possibility o. southern irnits.
fon-nsmely, the employment q, negro troons M
armies, yet almoei fhuddsr 10
uinR how nearly that policy to beng urged
upyu Congress- h. less imposing form than IN the
annual a. The Pres dent Instead ~ being treated
N tnht document al propagation 70 be SECUTED and
hfurned, q d aitctstd II The d8hor tssre b1H te ~
q spotts " ~ important pstttc ft5t,tu
IRE the brave soldiers q the Confederate army 70 be
atRrtde ke tue merceuay troops ~ the enemy TO The
~ ~ c- auiuns 10 arms with negro slaves, snd CON
pe"o 70 CAM WITH them. " mess with them. 70 march
80 uth' ny tbtir SIDE, ADD eeporsly % cousorl With
"Feo touthern army could o. such propo.
et.oL Itt sny neu who has lived IN south grr
0vhi reuccl~l 81 what material The southern army ~
soippNsaI ~ possible fot am mud a. caBfcrnd that
nabcpgtl ICY an Instant Win tie mixed hordsr Of
grace hFl't, t@ih%Fee from every { mo aud speak mr.
every ja@geh sbth Cfnrgses he enemy forees te
rnYsd uil NhoW MIRO trfufs are csg - rr anG 10
wb zee low Sstes hn1 ret ttf NE astrfst IA Sitb "a.
Foes PIE, NnE fathaf t84t Ulhtrsis R,d b,e.9ss
fhs vance r0t sfnuent, of wait ~ botet M ..J 10
w~il A. fdt tbc Nrlos = rsulllF ouy own N,t,s s
riurs tWofs " IL tlscg raw 70 IA ur n. a., 10 y .
s's0tBsni o. ~ t,Saite lto5ft1B ~ o.iats 4
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The Late Horace r.. Jones.
To THE EDITOR or sran HERALD

brief paragraph appeared 10 your paper Of wednes.
day last In which death OF horace r. Jones
toned He had just been drowned, with three other
persons and the writer headed the paragraph recug
this lamentabIe wish death OF New York
Horse Jockey The deceased wAs . Of rcspec,a-
bic station and good education, and bis calling
is worthy and useful the estimation OF
those who ave free from shs prejsdices 0. the
ignorant and vulgaS- His father citizen
OF Norwich, Conn.,, who en three cons st his deatn
with patr,mony Of twenty thousand dollars each With
his share Horace came to she city and engaged the
business o. keeping livery stable. His talent
trainer and driver Of fast totng horses called s
the employment. 10 that way OF all she time he could
spare from hts regular business Upon the mourniu
occasion Of his drowning in the Delaware river his friends
saw with grief and surprise the manner Of its mention in
the HERALD In whatever light look upon the
occupation o. training and improving the horse
be Questioned that able anc worthy engaged
in IT, When Hiram Woodruff or A. J. Minor dies 10 this
country or John Scott departs this life, in England,
would be In very bRd taste penny a.rer should
write notice headed "Death OF horse Jockey - and
considering tho arsvous and heartrending
which attended the death OF Horace Jones, the manner
OF It's mention was much more Improper. =.
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Evening Stock Exchange.
ARRIVALS.

BAsnuk.--sesmship Boruss1aP hAithiesssn and wife,
Mars Mstthiessep, Lew, wife and child; Anna Fest,
John Collins rohis Ditlea Krspse, Pauline Conn
and child, g Muller, Relckert and family. Pruss J
kohrs, fWeyke. Iorris, HsnselmAnn. H Leyersohn
and family All Seydler, Hodori, Richard Hcnke, Hen
retie Wess Bsmberger, Levy Tbeo Lossel, X Scbu.
macher Roi,e f9nK. wife and child; Sophia Heng.
stepberg odschmidt, Ny Forstch, q Feischmann WIN
boz. Lowry Roda wife aud family; Lowenthsl, @
Heyrnann Redeker, Foehr Miller, wife child /;
MorAlii, Remand, Eiye Tbohauo l. Comnchs A Frou,
Lsmbsttsau, LuttberReI w frssa, Fsist, John.
son, Bass-and others in the steerage.
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BAiEf.-On Saturday, November 10, after short III
ness. residence Staten Island GEORGE Bssy, OF
Birmingham, England, and late of Boston, Macs, aged 10
years aud u DAYS.
Bostoa aud birmingham papers please copy.
BsLyY.--On Tuerdsy, November 20, Mira MARY Ans
EJIIgs, widow o. Alexander Aiey, afier short hui
severe illness. aged o. years ard months
Tho friends and acqua respectfully invited
70 attend the fonerhl this "wednesday Afternoon, Al
one o'clock, from 81 Monroe street.
BKhGMA,S.--On Tuesday. November n iWnpfR T. con
Of y II aud May bergmann, aged year, months md
dave r.
Relatives ADD fends respectfully 10 attend
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srr,.spp s.souh, Capt TrauimRnb whch sailed hence
on the i5b Southampton and Hamburg arrived q,
Cower the i0h inst amer sail having twenty
days out owing the breaAng of some Of her
rhlnery
Sur GRro, Capt hseog, dragged ashore az Hoslende
Jsland Oct and became oiai lqae frbe was tni
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The Case or Geo. w. Butler. OF the Rsess
Treasury.

y ~
Treasury.
70 THE gpIToR Cf TIE HERALD.
NGw YoRE, Nov. -, 1864.
sbor, time since shere appeared In your journal
90 extract from the Richmond E1dmsnsr, charging Mr.
george W. Butler, formerly connected with the rebel
Treasury, with defalcations " q large amount MIRA
Butler, who has recently arrived in New York, received
officers OF the Treasury the following letters reliev
Ing Mr. Butler from the imputsjon OF any fraud IN that
department. and requests Their publication. Yours re-
spectfully, II.
TIE YRgAsURPR or ooSvwpE1lrG eJAfEs
Mrs q. W. Bu1iKR:--
MApAM-n reply 70 your Inquiries 10 the statement
made by the daily papers Of tns city, regard 10 de-
faication by your husband 10 his Connection with this
office enclose tbs within statement Of Mr. Philbrook,
bie successor. r. q. EM0RE,
Treasurer OF Confederate States
TREAsuRyK's OrsioH, Oct 4, 1864,
TEEAsuRER's 0ft1E, Oct ., 1854.
f. C. klM0gR, EeQ., Treasurer OF Confederate States
SiR-As the successor OF Mr.. G. w Butler, formerly
frst teller Of the Confederate States Treasury have
amined his cash and accounts and thus Gar ind def
Gil desire 20 gtnte that all the funds packed by Mr..
Butler have been verified and the accounting
officers Very respectfully. WALTER pHlrBRo0K,
First Teller of the Confederate treasury
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Interesting Extracts from
Rebel Papers.
4 Csayeptisn Of All the States In
practicable.
The Detection Of Gov. Brown and the Georgia
and Alabama Legislature, Denounced.
The Proposition to Arm the
Slaves Rkdiculed,
H.. &Ss BE-
Tho Dash or Iverson on Atlanta.

We published the 2Ist account Of the capture Of
aue hundred rebels in dash on Atlanta they supposng
the place have been evacuated. The Augusta Csroc
gives tho following in addition 10 that SccounI-
On the 9Th the Twentieth army CORPS relieved she
Twenty third which gave rumor that Sherman
beng reinforced. Oar cavalry captured drove Of
Eve hundred mules the ChattaEoochee river re.
Gently.
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Deserters from rieade's Army.

FROM the mona enquirer, Nov ~
large number or federal deserters, desiring 10 avail
themselves OF the advantages afforded under the pro-
VISIONS Of Order No. o. into lines yesterday
and were consigned TO Castle Thunder 10 await their
Surn be fOrw arded home Que hundred anc odd de-
of yesterday under Confederate escort
)E conformity with said order
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take 10 the second hand and 70 degrade asd du
aust gu, armies by isusug this 40 class Of troops into
aheuaf
the spirit OF people woe unequal 70 tho task OF
pelled like Tho degenerate snsrvated cxsss os the
declining Roman empire, ~ employ the valor and
OF merceuaries 70 defend gur heathssones then might
become matter VI RATIONAL deosle whether tho brute
negro migAt nos s~fve well Tor hrslipR sol.
der ~ tho craven Waite citizen. Ut II thls OF
thss Ordinary coArsuser which admitted The employment
OF nssroesary troc, then the question Of rssoFtne
We negro race Tor recruits would become OF
dioncy and u might be delberased with reason,
whether even black slaves could be made GghL
well AS tho drees Of all nations which 70 De nsned
ny from me wbarves and alleys Of cities and seaport
sOwne
But let KS beseech good Providence that may nev6r
become question OF doubt, whether Tho great majority
OF Southern white willing 10 battle With their
hands for their liberties. AND especially thai
the Southern may degenerate Inc course
OF the present that and siavee shall
he voted fiting champions 10 uphoid It.
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D" THSsASY HALL PRIMARY ELECTION
We the upders gped Inspectors duly appointed under
the cali OF the General COMMITTEES OF Tammany Hail.
hereby certify that the following ticket daily elected for
FIFTH wARD-TANMANY HALL PRIMARY ELEc-
For member. Of the Aidermanic Convention 10 ree,
the rnh Ward Hotel. Wednesday evening Nov. IS ~
TX o'clock -
John T.. Wilton. Corneius 9nInn,
Patrick Flysimmons, George X. Cole
James r. wilson, Thomas Maroon,
John Hasse,l
the seventh Ward Hotel Al lis Madison street. os Friday
evening Nov. 25 at 71S o clock
Alexander McGarren, John Moore,
'A"es ne"'"e'' Patrick Kehoe - "'"'''
members OF the District School Convention. TO meet
% the Ivy Green on Saturday evening" November 30 az
Jas. r. Dupgnsc, VIM Burras
VIM Bergan, John r. Bcrrgan,
A. A. Jones.
For the members OF the Ward School Convention to
inmate trustee TO meet At tho Fifth Ward Hotel on mon
day evening, November IS at ~ O'clock
Francis X. Illou, John II. Sherwood.
Jas Lawrence Orlando Rockefeller,
WIN n. Inlunett, Hugh Kelly,
:. = Ednonston, VIM Logsn.
Thns a. Weaver A. s. Palmer,
John Brandon. VIM Leonard.
VIM H. Johnston, Jphn sahuerhnn'
Jas. Craft g. H. Noourun,
John Y Savage Sd, Arnot Spence,
Wm Kraus AZ Heassedick.
Polls TO- held at the fnt Msrd ligei oe' we TIE
f ros4sIc * iFSliraasIMNoss. Inspectors
JAMES T. WILSON,
FIrrn w.RD Horrr Nov. 70 1884,
we. the undersgned Chairman ard secretary o. ,o TIE
saeI, James P.wfson and Patrick Ftssmmons were The
duy apnonied Inspectors under the call Of tho ofnerA
Committee o t omRisriaS WOODRUFF, Chairman
A \. JoSEs, Secretary. 1900
,,on REWARD LOST. LAST NIGHT, Ar NIBLo's
NOU tacatIe COLD Wstfh apa mhain w Wn.o
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Palfeemen Nor LIahle to Constrtntfon.

few days since the policemen OF Selma, Alabama
taken by the enrolling officer and sued a writ
Of habeas corpus which resulted the discharge Of
City karsha-the head OF the force. The prvaiee how.
remanded back to the enrolling officer Gov
Watts then certified TO all OF them SAFE officers
and they were all exempted.
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advertisement from the Richmond Enquirer Nov 10
Wanted, Q Yankee cavalry overcoat, for q soldier 10
the field.
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Major Charles Merriweather OF the Teegraphc corps,
has been appointed superintendent OF The Teegraphs
division from Macon, Ca, 70 Mobile and MeridaI-eE
braoipg The military line from Selma Blue Noun
kan.
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,non REV ARD LOST. LAST NIGHT, At NlBlOE
s~OU tacatIe Gold Watch apd Chair -yatel white
uafd viii hu paii by the cets 81 inc Hcnont hoe ~
yullon street and no questions ASKED
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aEW PUBLICATIONS.


A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF NARRIAGE-COs-
N tanning nearly 800 pages and $50 plates
cravings of the anatomy Of the human OF
health and disease with treatise early its de-
plorsbe consequences upon the mind and body with the
authors plan of treatmenthe only rational and
full mode OF shown BY the report Of treated
truthful to the married and those
marriage who would know their physical condition Sent
postage address receipt OF 2s cents In
stamps postal currency Address Dr. La Crcx, Maiden
lane, Albany. N y.
TOR ErHNOLoGY, PHYSIOLOGY, PHRENoLOGY,
Phyiognomy Psychology with Signs OF Character and
how TO read them. see December number Of PHRBhOLO
GICAL JOURNAL ~ cents or ~ Address Messrs.
Fowler & Wells. 3S9 Broadway. N. Y.
NEW BOOKS CARTEs DE vrsITE, THIRTEEN NEW
IN subjects; Views Microscopic
Ri Opera Glasses Knives and Sporting Goods OF
description. Send for catalogue TO D. j.. 0omperts Pnr
chasing Agency. Is Nassau street, New York.
WATCHES. JEWELRY, SC.
AT 6oa-wATCHRs. DIAMONDS. &o. FOR SALE
"A cheap opay advances. at loan office 6Og Broadway
up stairs, room No 8. r. H. PACE.
At 2I2 BRoApwAY.-THE UTMOST VALUE PAID
"A for Diamonds. Watches. Plate Jewels Optical lnstru-
ments &c at his private rooms. Once hours 10 to4
J. II. BARRiNGER, 2I2 Broadway room Is
AT 66 NASSAU STREET, ROOM NO IA. HOMO
"A MAN continues 10 buy Diamonds. Watches and jew
and the utmost value for them he also makes
advances consignments.
T oUIs ANRICH, 72s BROADWAY NEW YORK
IL Hoel, will give, usual. thirty per cert over
the trade for Diamonds old Gold and silver Furs
Camel Hair Shawls articles OF Virtu
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WATCHES. JEWELLERY, EC.
TOO LATE FOR CLAssIFICAr IoS.

CONSTITUTIONAL UNION ALDERMANIC CoNyEN.
~ ton Seventh Aldermanic district ninth and fitteeoth
stutiona Union General Committee, 593 Hudson street,
on Tuesday evening" November a. The Convention went
candidate for Alderman, when WiAIn
Cooper received the unanimous nomination
w. II. KosF, Secretary. 4. HEARD President.
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We hear that Blanchard aud McCreary were both n
rested on saturday charge Of manslaughter; tina
McCreary held TO bail IN the OF 81 0o0 Mr. Geo
Babcock becoming his surety, and that Blanchard wa
held Ia the sum Of 50 900.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1864-12-31
A Chinese TeIRpIc in San Fran
cisco.

The San Francisco Bulletin has this in
tcrcyting account Of o wonderful temple
just completed in chat city by the Chinese
residents;
"Thare arc In California six influential
and wealthy Chinese companies, which
Nro partly commercial associations and
partly benevolent orders, and with which
all The Chinese who come hithcr aro in
some sort connected These companies
are known rs tha sam Yep, Ycong Wo,
See Yep, Ming Yc0ng, Hop We, aud Yeu
Wo. They all have their healQuarter, in
San Francisco. Every MOngJinn who
comes to this coast is either consigned to
the caro- or indcnturcl to the service Of
one oftheso companies, They have q coa-
pIgta registry Of the NAMES and where
about. Oi thoir countrymen, are bound to
LOOK ofar them IN health and siaEuess so
long as tdtir connection With tho company
!. prseryel, and, II they die here, to re-
turn their bodies to China.
"Ihese Chinese companies also mix the
religious g.sum. with their business, not
seeking TO pr1s.yto outside barbarions,'
but to furnish temples wherein tho mom-
bers Of their own guilds may worship tho
wooden gods Of The Celestial Empire, and
burn josh sticks and holy paper, The See
Yep Company have long had o temple
I'll Ming Ycong Company have recently
built large establishments, which has been
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Fer lh0 saHis Fo GozCtN.
Temperance Societies.
FoRT UNION, N. NJ.
Nov. 20, 1854.

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NOTICE

C,rO. r RENi il nv uhorI2"l }g'ut to colaJt
u Rut receipt for ans set9 1ls lls iRa
Ca ulNGJrY
sinn Fs Sept n 1891
hl5b
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1864-12-31

II NM ,ir,-r, ~ lin I-cit,1 clotcg
r,sijirr within tb, D,n,rt,oo,r of N,w
Woyica yb;cb innlndss tSo ror,b,D.5t,rn
rortion of ,be srla of rexos md t6o gor.
rr;torios ofy,w ,IsvicGonJ {rgona. bovs
,rr,i.si ,o ,a iooc, of tbo S,lp als,
;,l5ob are sim5na uno1 tbe nublie lands
IN tbis Donartment and fr,r,, ia toke
tGarcfgom yi,bnn0 III ar n;nIrYncs. what
cyor sajt tbgy m1v REQUIRE, wIgt6m for
their ownuie or for sale to th, Govern.
mgnt Or to citizens, Or for cypor,ation to
Inc noishOorng States Of Mexico. Cid-
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1864-12-31
30.

a. AMI Xxx bo,ja morogcr ,og Al Wa si3
ori smolaonJt,i, roS,;yo r;sitors rro
siJo orc, ,,ootings ~ Xxx con,nSny Ion1
diroct its ordinoyy corcSr,. ralioyj3o No
tc1irm os .Lrso ,o,,~o,;'ns I'M an S,.a ,nV
sioaai t,no on som, If tboso tbriiIin, t,ro
strin.oJ instr,n,nn,s ro. ,,b;oh Cb;nodon,
is..a fomons
0Rnfthn wonler or N, vhoro brHdi,.
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Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1864-12-31

BEN e, JUrLER,
Asst. Adit. General,