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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-05-18
CLOTHING!!!!!!!!

Men, Youths and Boys bo supplied with full
suits of seasonable and fashionable clothing at
RElZENSTEIN BROS & CO.,
where it is so Id at prices that will induce their
purchase. The universal satisfaction which has
been given, has induced them to increase their
sock, which is now not surpassed byany estab-
iishmen of the kind in this part of the State.
Beizenstein Bros i Co.,
Sell goods at very small profit, for cash
Their goods are we'll made and fashionable.
They give every one the worth of his money
They treat their customers all alike.
They sell cheaper than every body else.
Their store is conveniently situated.
They having purch ased their stock at reduced
prices they sell cheaper than others
For these and other reasons persons should buy
their clothing at
REIZENSTEIN BROS CO
Produce of every kind taken at the highest
market prices. May Is 1861
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-05-18
A DMINIS1RATOR'S NoTICE.-Letters

DMlNISIRATOR'S NOTICE--Letter'
IA oI Administration on the estate of William
Henry Lloyd. late of - township Clearhed Co
deceased. having been granted to the undersigned
all persons ebted to said estate requested
10 make immediate payment, and those havins
claims against the same will present them duly
authenticated for settlement
May IL, 1864 pd- SAMUEL ". BEYERs.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-05-18

The latest news indicates that Lee will
make stand Oh the North Ann River.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-05-18
T. s. N. G. at B. & SIS.
READ READ!i READ!M
BOYNTON & SHOWERS
CLEARFIELD, Pa,

CLEARFIELD, Pa,
Have received their first supply of Seasonatle
Goods which they now offering for sale at the
LOWEST CASH PRICES.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-05-18

Their stock consists of general variety o.
Dry-Goods, Groceries, Hard ware. Queens ware
Tin-ware, Willow-ware. Wooden-ware. Provisions
Hats. Caps, Boots, Shoes, and Clothing, &c
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-05-18

CAUTION.-AH persons are hereby caution
~ against purchasing or taking an assgnmentot
a certain note of hand, calling for $40 and dated
the = day of May, 1853, given by me to Jacob
Graham never having received value for said
note will not pay the same unless compelled by
due course of law.
May T. lS6i-pd ALEXANDER GRAHAM.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-05-18

They would call especial attention to the larg
and good assortment of new styles and patterns Q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-24
financial.
$2,OOO.OOO LOAN ., AN
COUNTY OF NETWORK.
PROPOSALS FOR -, 900, 900 SOLDIERS BOUNTY
FUND BONDS

Sealed Proposals WI be received at the ComProers Office
until SATURDAY April g. 1864 at2 O'Clock, p. H., when the
M be plbcy opened for the purchase Of the whole
any p.r OF the OF Two Million Dollars Of the Soidc'
Bounty Fund Bonds" suthoei by &C; Of tho Legislature
Of the State OF NeaYcIa passed February o, 1864 and by
ordnance Of the Board Of Supervisors Of the County Of New
York passed March ~ 1854.
The ssd bond viii he interest ri the rate OF siH per cent
per auua payable semi annually, the hst dag OF May and
N0yembe, IL esc year and Ne principal viii be rdeomabe
b. successive snuua Of Eve hundred thousand DOL
i,s each, conn Lcng the r y Of NovenibeI' 1891.
Tho proposals will the amount Of bonds desired and
The price per hundred dosrs ticreo and persons whore
proposals ere accepted viii ereupon be required to deposit
wib the County Treasurer the awarded TO them
Epsovely.
Ga presenting the Comptroller the receipts Of the County
Treasurer fos such deposits. the parties will be entitled 20
csve bonds o- equal amounts Of The psr value Of tho
rwssded them bearing interest from the date Of payments
Esci proposition hod he scaled and indesod Proposals
for SodoTf Bounty Fund Bouis, iaco-ed in second
envelope addressed to the Comptroller.
The m reserved 70 REJECT any all Of the BIDS II con
ssred necessary to protect promote the interests Of the
County.
MATTHEW 4. BrrNHAN, Comptroller.
City Of New-YoIk Department Of Finance, CompHoilers
Oiiec, March %. 1864.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-24

~ kNiltE.-IO tie ItA.sNWORa8, fAWNEL
called thc UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPtNY and
al rernf whom It TGfy concern NC u1trsgnsf ose-
Company numbered a. %. 50 on $50 raScr'.n tic
Creats 20 eleven thOnssDd one hundred shares aud also holder
Iru.,ee &C. stock crgcst 81 said Company lurl.
brfed 80 hundred gal three Thousand han dfed
aud ninety s1alc said ceao es having been Has.Itd t.
hiD a. d. i0I, has b. agent sent for tl8t psTl1se 70
seetan a9s rcsdenef o s- eecre,, u the Conrarv
OF o. 1nd Ccar having T1rs authority sny M hor
btsr inofnci thai tie Boafd Dire ore Wild Tive honorsbe
exception 81 the President General John G. lse J lave
rec uy resigned Tor tie Ynrqoe Of placing tAe control ~ the
Coopaus oad s property ilo h1uts 81 ptrsVu- whose
e. OF Icd Ice he u1tcrcu has been unable DO ese..
fsin with y degree Of certainty after digsrt iuque bat
p.g lc State of Ais, H. ana 70 hold d, n ofce and
keen the books Of TIE Company 1t Place unknown e. Erent
10 th proig snd diihcu'i 20 md
H. uJrss4 ned for Tire above gives this notice:
Fiat: That lie VII receive 81 Bis o6c. No 4 Picsf. In
- holder % td eIiinoates o. as s.ocAhoaer ntd -
trsusr Of aid Ger, Gca.e n Any ..ltt. GHr ing MIN
Sccoad 1h-; he win hoid t .;ri'test .o;y any
and all pcron for any tnd oil sc,s omissions set ~ any
meter hacc ing hm ts Aforesaid.
Third Tt slid sock con..ts.s majority * the c'ptj
socs Of ssid CompaS ani e 'aiegssned vii ccutesi 70
Gre s' resort any action th part OF any pcrson
with view o. In eeoi 70 PreJuai.o rs interests rsi
(Ga'h The UNDERLINED -s'n' si persons asiust r..
stock Of said Company Issued adborzet 70 Ne issued
b. ny pe-on' po.ruans 20 49, - beAfd o. DrscoI Of
sssont p j. advised by counsel Lat al of tie present
teputed sud pretended Eosrd ~ Directors their sge-
accordingly contest such action 50 long the interest q tie
Company ~ lawful creditors sockho. aefs trsy require.
run The undcrssred is deeply aud materiaiy Interested
IN the speedy ccnstucon % Che road Of said toIuy ana
desires The cooperation Of his associate stoc holder 80 a
legally interested persons and ends Of tho Company in the
eseuau cre OF the Attain Of such Company Of
the before ed ve re,a-kbio acon OF The late Board
Of Directors. aud guy Iiega action q re present. eG
poaTi-Feb. a, ia COURTLANDF P. DIAoS.
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EeeDanseaii b. m Bogd 81 DTeci5rs - he StoAoids-s
ABORTION az fae .fFHfHf Aesfiag, Ndvof 10. lFf
Rsscf That u IL a.pec.eut st eIpldituEes Tor e9Hstrr
Con, equipment aud objects pertinent thcIs'o irv9Tins e
cspA should IN the main he provided Tor " increase 81
tie sapita stock OF tia Company.
Realized That tie increase csps stock should be made
.Jisly oI the purpose Of ildns 4nd competing coie
.rso ..ch part thereof mag Ne ogpetu aud for equip
ping the road aE1 pro- ding ,ucb additional rolling sSck,
machinery tprureranco1 and other fait8 may no me
ca.ay properly DO "a tts business which nsy ossF Sd
yer 10 such founs g. tie Stockholders al heir annual
aess ns, decide upon. Tlsir decision shell 10 basel
pyon aetsed estimate made by The Board OF Direcsos 81
ITO Of money neeSry for The vos 81 the year ard
tho issue of stock .ha on. Be sold aier public
11tiee.
Rssrsi Tia; The increase Ct capital oE 1851 sh no.
coed - 5fG.c1c.
R-ssss Th,t tho socshoi1rs hr-chy recommend. -nd.
raJ be necsfs1y. hnfEe enc Board % Directors
such sEreeIsnt cement vita the holders
be b1nds under the d-s Will ensi. thea 70 iu
crease tie capita, oOE ca indicated n ne Preceding rssou-
5oU.
Adorsi IN iu.rousy by vote u ~. $500 out ~ Goo
% o. stock : 1880 ont 9f e32'eci' - mortgage
bonds; nd alb oOn Ok go 80 81 third mortgage
bonds 3 sv0 ga MOI voting btcsrsr no. gtsirred.
Ersoiuou .dgTtcd o. iha Board o. Di-0to-s t0S fry;
RcscS That tic Trustee under hs Mor.sg.s, samuel
j. ien all Ohm fruson De- and ttey re lrfrog request
81 cali IN. earliest moment po.f bic r1--ls % The
Boudho ie.- IN tao City Vow YORK st uIoH tie
iuSns adopted w the St0ctaales q sl annual Hic-tBz IN
Nv o! Put.hrfx on De if day 81 .fh 1854 aud to
tain g. p0ss5o, tho n ss Boufts.daTs io -o.
Attsst. W II. BARNES, soore.sry.
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frnanfiGi.
CtsysEASD ANN VoIsDo RAILROAD CO., /,

t CtsysEAKD AND uoLgpo RAILROAD Co,
YS,gisuRps's OFFICE CLEVELAND, o.. March 10, 1864
A SLMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND of per
~ GENE free from Gov rnuort TX, upoB the Capital
f.ook cf Tue CLEVELAND 4 TOLEDO RAILROAD
COMPAN} his this dsy ben declared oy toe Board Of d
Yec,crs payable Tie 2Jd dsy o gIi re, e. e Office o.
nj sss NfBMILYE & Co, No. a. M8nst New.lorE CITY
$40 until tie DIST day May no and s6r the as. sl.e a.
Do Come y's Office is CleVt'and
Inc Conpsnys Stock TrfAs-a Books win be- closed
the is day u hpr neat and fofn closed until te 2h dag
Of ApiL "A. g. LUCE, 1IessufrI.
ORFICy aas -GKOCERS' TTEE ISsuR.SoE CozrANY,
No. a. NALI.sI.. Nry-1 OE1, March 3. 49,
9th DIViDEND.-The BOARD of Directors
- have Die day 5oclarcd Sllll-ANNUAL DIVIDEND
cfFiNE ~ PER CENT on the CAPITAL STOCK ol the
COMPANY pgyebe on demaI.} fsos Of Cover neut Tax
JAMES O. PLApi. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-24
Giuaneinl.
NOTICE to the FIRST and SECOND MORT

NOTICE to the FIRST and SECOND MORT
~ GkOE BONpnOLDFRS Of the PlIFSnuHtili1
fOGT WAYNE, AND CHICAGO RhlLNA1 CONAN;
The Board Of hiIe,tors Of The PliTsBUR3H, IOhr
WAYNE, AND CHICt 400 PATHWAY COMPANY have
thn ,ned cs meetings 81 the fiIn Mort
aud Second Nor saee Bo adhcder ia pursuance o. me
Prov OF tho deeds Of trust ior tAo purp NJ ccn.e
.ain nodih one OF t' p,el hu al = stem o. us
paiy 10 which e Of aiejorJ ~ mel o' esch
o. toae caso of toudhplder by vote al iIcrns ntce
say The principle the fropCfed measures Wa shtu
the eth iHsta which preseu. majority 81 the stoc
holden aud Of each class o. the boDdhodor and was IMAM
Te ia5pr Therefore IN erercise ofihe Authority
fered upon them b. hre u 81 TIE it aHa SeeoM' De'p
Of Trust give notice tlsl - ,, ,,,-,, ,,c,,,, -
MEETINGS or TIE FIRST AND SECOND MORTGAGE
RONDnOLDEKS
VII he he'd al the isnsn.ious- Of WINDOW I.nef a cc
No 81 Msllst g. toe City Of NsV-ioTk, "n THURSDAY
the 7h day Of April 1861 A. II "a, cr The rufpose Of con
s.Gefing tho aforesaid agasureA
AZ such r1oetnss ne boHcho'ders If seedi ay v'te IN
Es lfio On lie Voting Register c,1 bo nadc by ery
hoiuer the ooe agency 81 he Company, The BANKING
house Of Window. Lsnc. Co., WheTe the book, hre now
bcaesoy hiiag me piea o1ssT d t< person I0 fes'
tered ~ III ho!eer.
NE rerstriou va originally IN The Of the ferlors
"a whom the bonds issltd "a H. winch 30 hoids
registering himself upon tie pa2y Of tho Iesoo st 'eg
genera. attendance Of tho bondaodsss IS earnestly re
oussod s 70 act or The question: fole7f - % pec
te oTg,lation cou,emi lated an Article IL Of the Deeds o"
Trust. -
The ro.snss o. ,e Fr., and Second Mors bordhojers
vii DO held separately, but the tine and pre zndtho
hold o. tie Third MoTtngs Bo1ds AS invited 70 % present
though thoir u-ion e required b. the T.-st Deed
Inc rsout edcptoa Al tie anHas meeting nni me Ie'o
lsop " tie Board o. Directors requesting cal Of the nto
iuEs %. the bordholds.s subloiuel
join FERGUSON, iTrlslees for The ifst ard Sec
SAMUEL J. TlLDEN,S oud Mors- :, 3ondaolssFs
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tOLIET AND CHICAGO RAILROAD COM
a. PASY-NOTJCE OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. o. tho
Joe' Chicago Railroad Company hreby notified thst
tie DIVIDE NDS WILL BIZ PAID a. the OAce Of the United
SatcJ Trust Company, Nc. IS Wal kew-lork, until fur
tber notice. JOSEPH PRICE, SocrotEy.
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Amrsemenis.
IJINTER GARDEN.
SPECIAL NOTICE

SPECIAL NOTICE.
The cement had desred that the last week OF
rgencut unprecedented for biaucy and duration shond
Lave been doyo ed b. Mr. Florence the peronaon Of Cap
tain Cuts and other OF those peculiar characters III which he
has attic ned deserved celebrity, bu the immense crowds
that during the last three nights have hrongsd the tbesteF to
witUess Tom Taylorg great drama of
1.-THE TICKBT-OF-LEAYE MAN"
and the wishes expressed by many who have been
hitherto I'm be IT, for it, repetition its conina
slco the tii.a DRAMATIC NECESSITY
THURSDAY EVENING, March -,
Therefore In obedience to to public demand will be presented
Tom Tsyior's drama Of
THE TlCKET-OF-LEAvE MAN
bengits
oNs HUNDREDTH MISUNDERSTANDING
and the
ONE HUNDRED AND TwENTY-rniRD MONT
Of the engagement Of
Blr. and Mrs.. w. J. FLORENCE.
Lsdiss nnd gentlemen who had taken tickets during tue psst
few nights ant unable obtain admission, or were
PEELED to leave in Consequence OF tho OF the crowd
informed That their tickets will hold good for evening
o. the present weeA. which must he
POSITIVELY THE LAST
Of e most successful engagement perhaps ever performed In
New YoIk.
FRIDAY EVENING, Msrch Is,
A GRAND FAREWELL OVATION
Mr. and Mrs w. J. FLORENCE.
ON MONDAY, March %,
MHE. MARE. METHUA-SCBELLER
viii neke her iIst sppesrance. =.
Door open at s Commence a. Carriages may be ordered
Al lDt O'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-24

20 Stockholders Of the Le G iN-o Paw

so khodsx Of the Lesvenwofh Pswnee rld Western
Railroad Company otherwi.c csod the Union Pacific Rs,
way pony. Eastern Dviri1r.
The undersigned holder OF more chen oueenh OF the cay y
etock Of hs above desc5ed Company hereby gives NOTICE
euIsuan TO section - Of the st Of Inc poTs:o, that fr
Ing ttockhoder. Of said Company VIII be heo a tho
oce nj Ross Steel Co. No 90 Shawnee e. II the ci'y Of
fAayenwoh, state Of ksDsas, tie ht Monday Of Api
oext o. y o'clock Of That day for the puzpoe Of eec
g Director FOR tho ensuing yes and saciug such oner
vecessry business ~ may properly before the ,-eep
F,b Il, 1854 COCKTLANDT L. DIXON.
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& HAsILIN's CABINET ORGANS,


~ MONIU3s and nLLODGONs u gre.A. B.. 9s,ns-
Pisno-s,ooi. Dnd Covers Agents for G.ls Cumsiouf
reehri,d ros,eu Pianos \ A.. "A. w. Si,hs Boston Hsr
rlorisms Pianos to Ront- IL. L. BAILEY Co. No. ~
P-ollwzy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-24
TsslsusT DrpAETASyy CoarIHssLEH's o5yes,

81 LOUIS, March To- II5i. ,
PROPOSALS for the PURCHASE OF $50, 900
l. CITY or ST. LOUIS BONDS
SEALED PROPOSE for The puTeltse Of SO 200 City of
St. Louis Bonds win received AZ Tho Cop;.cets Ocn Ia
the City Of -; boais until SATURDAY the I'd cay fAIrl
4 TO IL O'clock noon when the old, viii be opene1 In
tho presence CT the Mayor and the nndesed aud the boNs
viii be sgsrded 70 the best bidder provided the hs -t oe
accepted by tie Mayor and CcmPtroe Tie bono. WI Dc
Issued IL spns OF . go, besriDs Fix per cent Interest per
each, with Interest coupons attached Principal and
ntsaest payable al the Bank Of lie Republic, Newton
The bonds vii be datedAprl 20 ei and win have 20 years
b
They i,uod by virtue Of Ordinance No SGD approved
March 49, 1854, 70 Pey other bends falling due IN May, lbe
Ten pei cent viii DO required 20 be paid accompanying each
bid u money AID If To boDd awarded this ten per- Coz.
s 10 he until the 20tl dsy VI April. which day the
bonds vii be delivered bids accepted b; the Hsy "
sod Comptroller No interest will be allowed Tho ten per
cent " retained
The Mayor snd undersigned retain The privilege Of rejecting
al btls- GE0. X. BODD. Compt-O.ier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-24
METROPOLITAN FAIR, ~ AID OF THE

IN United STATES SANITARY COMMISSION
DEPARTMENT OF METALS, HARDWARE, hN1
UOISE fURNJsfIIHG.-iie Special Committee appointed
- i;-;t ceriyLuonr irc.n those ia lie Metal Hard~ae'
and Herssf lai,hs Trade Boud rrapecuulJ Ve noiice
10 Az those intending % sesd t:tc.ei q 40 ~
az he Committee viii be IN attendance daily 20 Ar"os" c
articles exhibition. 90, . -, A., 4,
IN. roo OF tbs Department nay be cfros 70 'he tte ahe
r.siiss a Large amount for tbs Treasury -, Oil,
oua q Wrx.onu Sssretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-24

HOPE GOLD COMPANY.
IL >fs1s4;s.,-. GOLD DIRT LODE.
Gllpin County, Cccrs
CAPITAL, 90bo0 SHARES.
f25 each.
TRUSTEES.
JOHN EVANS Colorado.
T. H. JUDD, New.fork-
II = COhU, New.Nork.
WV. MOLLER New Nork.
GTO. W. GEAFfLiN, Baltimore
hermann fUNKE, New. York
T. CORNELL WHITE. New'Hors
NJ c. TYLER, Hew.loIk.
T. u. ARNOLD Providence.
PRESIDENT
Pis E1cclency JOHN EVANS
Governor OF Colorado Territory.
VICE-PRESlDEhTs
HON. $. q. ARNOLD,
DR.. r. H. JUDD. -
Treasurer WALTER T.. LAWTOS.
Secretary J. +. DAVIES.
Nesfors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-24

CHICAGO AND ALTON FIRST MORT
~ GAGE SINKING FU;D BONDs.--Nos al, l5S, SO,
1S II a. r. 1913, asa 3oo So ifd, 3Is, and p, have
ben duly desgnsied for payment 70 The term. Of
the monasx. Interest thereon vii May 1885, Tho
eDd~ed ready TO pay them with interest 50 far ~ se
sr2ed on presentation end slnfe6der.
=. J. TILDEN, No. ~ Wslst., lTr-,to..
L. II. MEYER, No. fg Exchange place, $500
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Go iiJbom il man Concern.

A RMS and TROPHIES CATALOGUE.-Ihe
" roacon o. ig, aid irophirs 81 tic heiropoltsn Fhi
ia IA Of the United states ssuitary IorisTor ~" "ltho'
dt he lie isrg, rIhibiou ever r4is tAi, continent
I, Mi ocepys s.pAr.te ulds. 90 BY :. lset ian.
al and IA believes VII attract yis.oTs large az
sonn,e es io-us vii DO pub ned, and May tiou,sias
cifcuiseJ Tho snd sheets vii afnsb ,ey sa's
ageous nesns of sdvensng AZ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lanss 90
80 ia b, SATURDAY, NarcL 90. ~ tie FAIR Bniien q,
syrsrg ,ae,s WI be made with Csp FIRED DeAn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-24
NEW YORK and BOSTON SILVER LEAD
~ COMPANY.

CAPITAL. eIooooOo. ...............sI go EACH
The books Of Eabs rpon TO the capital r;oot Of this toro
r.py viii open March 2e at the office Of SJEBBINs L
BLooDGOOD. No. e Wiliamsi
For fushsr particulars sPply to JOHN siMPKINs Co.
LOCKWOOD L NORRIS, and sTEBsIES BLOOD.
GOOD, NcvYoIk, and DUPEE BECK sAYLEs
Boston.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-19

E. il Peru The hi < he>f 3n}}gna;ion. The s'a
ruyian Secretary oi State : els lhc proDosl
1;ons Of Spain, il circa !, 70 IFS dipiolnailc
AGENTS abroatl. but there are Indications that
his Gov2rn1ent VII. in the end, i)o 0o'l!pe|led
to !ie} 4 plan had ;een matuTe>l % bio"
up the Snar,i>h aa2shin.
-----%Ss-~
It is sajd shat the Irish Legion from
New \ oyk Which numbered &aveIaI thousand
has been reduced 10 aIout three h'1nd'e'.
Oua regiment d that body # mcu having gore
G. he field ABOUT thousand s1nng, an: hay
ing been. since G}en continually recruited,
1n::5terz now bur thirty <:rong.
4 dis.atc|. from .',,'t,tss A.'nroo sayS that
Ger. Grants yi>i, 10 Washington, i for he
hope OF improving his h"a]th which has g.
co'ua so1ue>s!1at impaired; bat bar his =: jasnc<
from the trent will re hnT So:s oae,
Adviccs from Isahu,la, via peroanbuco, Of
The Alb Of August, Stale lhat Tic reported
capture Of hip with seventy thousand dol
lars in silver, ~ the F,rida, il Il hoax.
Some Of the Richmond papers are urging
the conscription Of the present exenpts III the
South but the Richmond Enquirer Objects to
it.
Considerable ague ami fever prevails, lst at
this time, in this place, among persons not ac
cuStoIued 10 the climate,
L.. fci, Ir,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-19


:, ~. ,:x,~ o,nos;to - f:,ot Of Jackson
~ yncl- c,nss..l ~ The cxplosi,n Of
h,ron oe ne tnv},osf 3 Z San57ers, ~
which tour persons are supposed . 'aF7 ''''
their lives, and t1so o. three "fneEs 10 I'D -
been seriously II not la1oL.5 ,''"'S<1 ~ s''7
time ct the aeclaeEf' s''e @7o,'71S go
30 . race GloVn 1fe river
Inc po!!ce-of W 'eE!sEs' 90 80, 80
Several mo;'In9 ago 'hey el,.S''s~' "a 49,
OF pay, SHINING IKE o"S .e,.. h>..o
c!ned 10 aceeue 60 iii !. o0'''a"0' sAs
refuses - az o1' "'s
,,ar:os arc. II consequence, Of nightly occur.
,anca
49, IT,. .u,,41,~
DIX 'l!"',eo o'r1'o1''"so .,,.o.a;.,
seot 10 Oha''ss'''" ll"' 90 ~ -:
''o II '''''0 c.,.so },a..o
,:,s aa,, .I,a oo,,u,nder al Charleston mott
G..2 Il tho f,ct
a==--
lne washington coi'7St,o's''o"' - 49,
anas mt ;nten1 70 attack Mo:,ile," Secretary
u.i1.s not an,r,v;os :,rhe ,Iic5 Of c! pcurias
u,h;ln for The rrgsent.''
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-01
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Ever r.sv Brother sea, "a, self ,h:s evening
for sae pulpnse Of writing yUu fsw lines, In an
ever TO .:s kiad lester which came 10 hand f. "
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eE5ct!paa.e sisss1 Until death dap GeS SOAR.
POM litu IL the prayer os yoif sister.
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