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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-25
To the Friends Of the Soldiers
Throughout lhe C0pfedeFaCY.

CUEBTEREAsTEE-GE G EEEBALs DEPARTMENT. RAIL
ROAD BUREAU RiehucUd, Va, FEB 90, ls54 )
The friends and TLaiveE Of sol diers in iAe Army Of
NOriksru Virginia are hereby uo6sd that an arrange.
neni pas hit Gay been effected with ;hs souihsrn EI.
press Company TO carry sl packages Of food and wear
Ing appETsl 70 hiehmold, Va
To sesare the advantages slug obtkinsd through ths
Express Company, tho following Instructions aust be
obssrvsds
Packages muE. uot contain more thE1 one hundred
pozudE; be we'll zssured and plainly marked and sent
a. bs expense q tbs shipper to ehsT Of he 5oldisrE
Rsief Ass1ciEti0ns, which looalsd as foilowEs
In Eorb Carolina at Ralsighi in soHth Carolina Al
Co-u1hili in GeorgE, q Augusta; In AlEbzua, st
Esl go1sryi or to any other Poiut At which one Of
thee Associations haTe az once.
Tie Agenfs Of these Associations VIII there take
charge Of them. and sllp daily by Southern Express
Compsuy, 70 tbs proper Agents Of the respective
States at Richmond who viii see then distributed 10
the proper individual ownurL
To meet thU wishes Of he -oldIers snd to give then
= certain and speedy Communication vita Loas, the
Southern Express Company bss sgresd to svs this
freight p-eisrenes over everything else; aid 10 order
that no ohsalls may Creur 10 shs Of Lsuaa-
bic al enterprise lbs several sirusd Companies sre
hereby requested TO render tho Express Coapsuy such
facilities a. vii enable q 10 make this arrangement
c5mpists EuocCsE
"A he Southern Ezp-ls Company EEIumss al re-
Ep0uzihIty q tls trsuspoItEiion Of hezs packages
ths Relief AssoCisos requested 20 withdraw their
Agents who have Llretofls acted travelling r7sassn
rsrs II tbe Relief AEEsoeatlo1E viii sstGb.itb agen
ess In the rear q other armies, hey msy enjoy The
sane privsFst hereby scared 70 The Army Of North
err Virginia. ?. W. SIMS,
I1szl-0OI ana cusEtsrInsster.
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~ A man can stand an occasional little dis
pute with his wife, bat long. gloomy, fearful
after sulking Oh her part viii, like a siroeco
wind, blow cut ct last All bis lights, thoughts
and joys, and z the end, the lighi Of lite itself
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-25

Si7Bi.z tis T1lus Of rkS 0ld Issus Of Cgzfs3srafs
None aten Dfso0lEatsd for fhs Va, Tsse 1f CoHftde
rare N0aC the Rafz Of TirOs Dalars IN old Issue
f0r T-ro Dollars IL Neg ifsas from e5 20 $500
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-25
To goLDERs OF TREASURY SOTEs.

TREASURY D DEPARTMENT, DEPOsITART.s OFFICE,
AtlEnts, Gs. February =, leo4
Gates fer fonr per cent. bonds, under The laie
.e a. Congress can be received from this daie until
As 1s a. this oce. To facilitate the tfsnEaeiion Of
tbe lsrgs aIaoan. Of business dsvoving on me- sug
ee 70 the holders Of notes thai they arrange 'hs'
prsetIeabls, in packages Of the same aeno@4nAion
egas Of goo, $1,000, 5000 and $4,000.
JOHN w DUNCAN,
10 DeposiEry,
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4. III. .HCTOY,
Nswu AEeEt Ter the Army of TenResree
AND AGENT FGR
me .neluDAts 1afT,t .gyDsaT.

- ~ 9fHt1s- EFFs09 laItItt y sAL'lI ottts
Mail Carriers, BIiEsou snd ResimeniEi 6eHs gents
vii be supplied o. herstsfafs with Daily Papers At
oizhfssa 20 tlFsuiy e=r.z-alo daily pApur1 At the
counter a twenty I've tents.
4 larrs edition Of he ATFEAI. reosivsd ever day
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TELEGRAPHIC.
OF the Pro.s Association

ntsrsd sso5ssns of Coagrsss h ths year lss3
by J. 8. TgRAsaKR n tho Clerks of1ca q the Dis
tct Oo7rl of tho Cousdsrzts States Tor tie HsrtA.
arr rl..rlst a Csorgia.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-25
Rran, Fsichmasd-FfnnnnInI.


RIcHMoSD. March 2f-Eothiug of interest has trzBs-
piod here to-day. Everybody Is oeSuPlsd IN adjusting
tsr faanclal nsttsrs preparatory 20 change "a 10
eurrsacy 9sEt week The banks of this eiiy havs
solved not 70 receive the present currency deposit
eEospt the notes below ave doars Afssr ths I1s q
April he currency wiz rapidly taxa ths plaas ef
the old remaining unfundsd. under this action % he
banks
RFsHa the Rnptdsu.
ORAsGE c. H, March 2i.-Ths snoz ls fast mating,
and the roads are ankle deep with mud
Everything continues quiet IN front and along cur
lines.
Gov Vance, Of North Csroiina, Is expected 70 vzit
the army tomorrow.
Ersm Gen. Jshnstsn2s Array.
DALToS, March 24-Our latest adviees from The 'front.'
represent all quiet The enemy hsVs shown no disPo-
siaont 70 sHgags cur troops.
During tia past two days the weather has bssa clear
and cool
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-25

SHERMAN IN NAsHvILLE.-MEl.- Gen. W. T.
sherman and staff arrived in this city last even
ing, direct from Memphis. Gen. Sherman re-
lieves Gen. Grant OF his termer command, and
will probably make his headquarters at Eash-
vile. Gen. Sherman is-sccompsnied bv Liens
Col. Bingham, his chief qusrtsrmastsr. who
was for a long time stationed in his CITY. Wsi
Mccoy, Capt. Dayton and Capt. Audsrrsid
sidde-csmps. The geEersl is IN sxcslleni
health, and win enter upon The discharge Of bis
duties with 40 Alacrity truly astonishing to The
rebels, SaSeess 10 bic efcIiE.--P PEsss, NsTeh Is,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-25

CFHCE ECUTBERE TLPEEss CONFAFT,
augusta, Ca Fe6laEry 20 ls5i.
The Southern Express Company EtTSby notifies ths
frenSs and relatives q Soldies In lie Army Of orb
srn Virginia snd elsewhere that tbsJ prepared 70
osrry out arFHreemenfs HE AurnErCed in the shove
card rnd that thsy viii 10 all in lher power 20 iU l
ffs fsreouireuents JAMES SHUTTER,
General >uperlnteHdszl and Acting President south
rr Erpro=g COMPANY. mh1 In
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GBe 8lenpsts 3gpeaI,
RURLEaEED
Terms Of subscriptions.
FnrEns 81 Aavertisfng

JasIy per u7onrE------------------ , 600
- &c Subscription sscz '5T a 'cnTgF 'srr ssa'
~ r-rfsE
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VIRGINIA And NORTH CAROLINA
TOBACCO AGENCY,
GEO. R. GREmP 81 CO.,
sfugsESE0, Ca,

A GENTS for tbe rsle OF .ssUurs ctured and Srnok-
r u ing Tobscco and General GCumi-aion Merchants
have kand isIRs and we'll lo-soisd ttock Of To
bseoo % Which the attention q buyers ls invited
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Total number ottrooPs 10 the rebel ormy y--.-344otO
Portions Of these figures may appear large to some
but you will ysl q. IN short time that they no
out of the way.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-25

~ The 4sh, Ssh and 10th Tennessee cavalry
yssiasu.s have Te-snlislsd fOg The war.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-25

Hon. ThOmPIon Allan, the commissioner Of taxes,
has lszued the following sddonA Instructions adapted
to the amendments OF the laws of 1863 and TO the
act imposing additional taxss approved i7h February
1894, which will be daily observed By sIl officers
gagged Ia the assessment and collection Of for the
Confederate States:
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-28
Putnam Clothes-Wringe)
TAsONLf reliable self Adjusting W.lnssr

TAsoNLf reliable s.it-Adiu,tiss Wrlnse,
tn. fr,me beng Of Iron, Thoroughly "a.
van ze,!, oil dan ger from rEsi:s removed. rnd
the ,abtsy to shrink, swell. split, &c 81
unas a!cbIs in wooden achines, is proven
ted.
NJ t6umt-nrsus o. complicated 'as'enin,
to war out or get ous Of order: il can Le
fastened to the tub in q s.ngl: second
WARRANTED WITH OR WITHOUT G.wHEELs
Il took the FfKT? PREMIU as Fifty
Sven State and County Fairs in 1863, and ;r
,rstAout an exception, tie best Wringsr eve.
m ado.
Io.tead Of believing tho statements Of par.
ties Interested in the sale Of other Wringo,
TRY IT, AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELF
Test it thoroughly with any and all other.
and if not entirely satisfactory, return it.
1t will wiring anything from thread to 4.
led quilt without alteration.
Patented in the Uniied States. ENGLAND
Canada, and Australia.
Agents wanted in every town.
Energetic men can make from to lC
dollars per d.v.
Putnam manufacturing Co:
GENTLEMEN; knou from practical! e.
peris,ce that iren ueti gairan'sea ruth 1in'
riN not cridt1e OF rust one p0rt,cle. l ce,
safely say. after several years experience i,
the manufacture of cham for chain-pump4
md water-d'awer in which have TEST.
he affinity Of IRON ard zine. that ifthe pr
coss he conducted properly, it is perfect
weld Of tho two.
Nearly one year ago my family connsn-
ced using one Of your Wringers. It NOW
performs all Of it's functions as well as it did
the first time it was used, and has become
an indispensable article with US. have
closely observed several other kinds 81
clothes-wriDgers, the modus operaadi being
different, trying to produce the same results
as the Putnam Wringer, but in my :udg.
mens they have failed. The Putnan firing
er is q; near perfect as possible, and I can
cieertu!ly recommend 1t to be the best II. use.
Respectfully yours,
JNO. w. WHEELER.
Cleveland Ohio.
Many years experience in the galvar-
ising business enable me TO indorss the above
sta tsment in all particulars.
JNO. q. LEFFERTS.
No. 100 Reekmana St:
New York, January, 1854.
Ne. 1. $3.50; No. A. $3.50.
Manufactured and sold, wholesale and
tue PUTNAM MANUFACTURING 90.
Ne. - Pistt So. N.Y. and clAvsaapd 0ljuj
AN@ IN e @3esilkRHfeIx hseuk. L.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-28
LeLkCY OF THE
Dulch East India Coffee Co,
DEPOT
1853 Reade Street, n. Y.

Tho above Company are known all over
the world Is the owners of the Coffee Plan
atoms of Java and Batavia IN the Dutch
East Indies and are the largest honopoli-
zsrs of Cufee on tho q obs.
The undersiEsed(who is appointed their
sole Agent in the United States and in the
British Colnnie.) will have Tor sale three dit
ier ent kinds of Coffee, which for regularity
OF grade and chearness OF price, will defy
ormpetinon-
Our 'Bataria Coffee never before intro
duced into this. but extensively used in the
Armies and Navies Of Europe, and rchly
valued, viii he PIT up ut prices to reach all
consumers, and our E,tra yn,o will b. tho
.h0g"um B!num Coffee Of the age.
We viii have, ter accommodation of Gro
GERS. Families, and Government Contractors,
saml Iss dry and drawn) fer testing
Orders solicited. On receipt Of cash, cot.
fee promptly forwarded as directed.
A liPPMAN.
los Rsadc Street. New York,
Sole Agent, D. 4. |. c. Co.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-28
CAUTION!

1.-THE reader Of this ''notce" cannot get box Of Pills
or Olntms ut from tile drug III his place, let him
write to me- encl 3ns the amount will mail box free
If expense. Many dealers will not keep my medicines
IN hand because they saxnot make much proas
ether Uer.ons' make.
None are genuine unless the, words .I,oL, ovAr Nsw
YoRK AND LONDON" are desccrnihs- az a XATEE-NARK
in every leaf of the book of directions around each box
the may be plain. by holding the Leaf to the
light handsome reward wiz I've s,.en to any rem
ierng rc Information as may lead to the detecton Of
any party parties counterfetns the medicines
ding the same, knowing them to be spurious.
Sold at the manufactsry of Professor HOLLOWAY,
50 Maiie Lane New York and by all respectable Drug
s and In Medicine throughout the United states
and the civilized world IN boxes At IS csuys es cents,
and 81. 10 sAsh. ms 5ea.s ss@ v~1
a. rhar I. ssxsaA.rshIe saving .by taking tts hs-
'-' stS* ltW .--.4l n47v5!k.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-28
Holloway's Ointment.

no history OF these great Eem,d;.s III.
woril T r ta'dIc"' revelation that The
", '.u mas ever known, It establihb., A.,
ia" TX ,''"i'ant lncs that WSeyrrc,. and ~
:, H. "',f!'r N"aps Internal li<cas. ey;r,. tho
,as ar, .s''E, searching and beating pr,rer
';e o''se Pills ar fully eongI to is !.h;sc.
los: .,"s and cure, and that, viii. he oin tment
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-28

THESE Eitters are prepared, In pure Eourbsa
WHISKY, from combination OF over twenty dit.
fcrent kinds Of ro1ts, tarks and herbs, which
oct IN perfect concrc: ons with tie other, pre-
rsrej from the original formula given By Tie
great chief, Red Jacket, 70 DR.. Chaplin, Nhe
used them successfully In Ii. practice for mary
years. and BY their use gained % grca: popularity
HI the treatment a,i cure Of Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint, Constipation, 6!ck and Nervous Head
ache, Fever and AGue, and all diseases arising from
torpd liver CT indigestion. Persons suffering from
sit!isr u these loa:hsome diseases will nnd
sure By the Of these Bitssrs which perfectly
pare and free FROM all those drugs and poisons
My put up In such preparations ana rslned OF Oh
IN unsuspecting public. single trial will con.
vince the most sk:ptcal that in the RED JACKET
sicre IL virtue which no other Bitsers possess.
They strengthen and invigorats the system.
They are unsqualed Tor general debility.
They srs sure errs for dyspepsia.
Thsy give good AID healthy appetite.
They assist digestion.
They are tao hest stimulant in existence.
Thsy are preventive Of Fever and Agua.
They relieve constipation.
Tkey cure Nervous Headache.
Thty are perfectly pure and palatabls.
Aged persons and delicate females will nnd they
can save large doctors bills by she Of these ib
ters
Beware Of counterfeite The Red Jacket Bit
ters are only sold in bottles with our name blown
on the side. anr our private government stamp
AcroSa the cork. -OUR-
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-28

NOR S1LE.-A valuable farm situated
l. about midway between the towns OF
Vernon Springs and Howard Center, con-
tanning $50 acres. 100 acres Of it timber, 40
acres under cultivation 80 acres under pas
ture, grass land and mellow attached. Its
equal is MOTTO be found in Howard County.
It will be sold cheap for cash. Enquire on
the premises or Of S. Nj. Cole Of New Oregon
W. B. OLSON.
n2I Vernon Springs Howard CO. leaw.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-28
FAMILY DYE COIORS


FAMILY DYE COLORS
Black. rri1oson r:,.
Dark Blue, Dark prab. p,-ni.
l.'sht Blue Light Drab, Lov.lPsr.h
French Blue, Dark Grec., SALMON,
Ciaret Brown, LiGh. Green, Scarlet,
Dark Brown, Magenta, Slate.
Light Brown, Maroon, SoIforn.
>nuli brown, Orange. y;ole:
Yellow.
FsJsetfd,t eolers, for dye;ns SILK wssl,.n
and Mixed Goods, Shawls. Scsrf., Drs,.
ses, Ribbons, Gloves, Boanets, iiass
Feathers. Md Gloves. Chilircns
CIsthing, and all kinds Of
Wearing Apparel
4 Saving Of eighty per cent.
FER - cents yon can color a. many xsol.
70 would otherwise cost Ave times that sum
various shades can be produced from the
Anne eye. The process il simp;s, and An,
ne can use The dye with perfect success,
Directions N English, French and Ger
nan inside OF each package.
For further information in tye:n- and
living perfect knowledge what coiers Ar,
est adapted TO dye over others, with man,
a'u"bie recipes.l purchase How and Stev
ns treatise on dying ard cololing. Sent /.
ASH on receipt Of prlse-I0 cents
For sale by Druggists ard dealers gene
ally. HOMES, STEVrSS
nt'V2yl 200 broadway, Bostsn
s. Huntington, eur wholesale Agent a
lcGregor, Iowa, is authorized TO suppl,
'ealers At osr pr!ses. HIS
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-28
s!dp 0rtaon i}lain Dealer,
- AMALGAM BEL IL,
hNALGAM EELLS,
aN,IC.N RELhS,
AMALGAM BELLS,

&. ,;s.ssi,nn the rsaeh of every thars;:
Aas!. Cemetery, Factory, or fa'n. !" ."e
-. Their use snro' yhsnsNthe t"HsA VIZ
- nj Csnaia. for .ts past SIX 7e"'a , ~
.-..r.o ,hen! e combine xaos: valuable 'NsH'
g. hnong wn;c., sre ION: SSS'! f.
.v,.r,. ana sGxis:.trT - N'sNA
- unsq.aIl-i )y s,y ".'er "'&""''>''.I e,
:"~ is" soos U.s. s',',nE , w.. ,., s'S
>. ,,,s., ti.t.. Is ei,.'. - CENTS Nei 2'n.'
.h>h yr,,e ~ar-""' :'s:t '~T.,'
. ..tts O.d he'll na!a iak'' - 2i'n-, N''
."nshs snr sash. s's" ''4' -
g ~ !0nN 3. Ev8!Ns"%.
Ne go William S'raot, Aew 4'FS
-s,rr. wr:a2;s ma ,nHs q FAM,
,. ,~,.vsa>~, ccuo:.-s>v,z. sr1f.
AssrAsrssl RSLIa
,~.i.yils are ittsl viii: ioAS, >>'""'
Nm. and Bvi.. IoN.,..s,s &c: ..F>
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-28
nR. J.. II. BOW Frs,

nR. j.. II. BOW Frs,
Vernon Springs. Iowa.
Physician and Surgeon, eEers Mis- services
70 the subiis, At allhours ofth day OK night.
O6iss and rss;dsass orvt dor HystA e Nv
~ ~ 9OeN. .-ss --..+-f-.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-28
81. BROADWAY. NEW YORK.

!. We. pronounced superior :e al others
=: me WucIi Falr in London, 1862. 1t
.oos the rrr~: Prsr;uns ct tie great FAIR ct
IL. Mr.hI' AN INSTITUTE. in New York
". ''@&, whc-c the Judge, wecs pract'cs
ws,A&n;cs .ui appreciated COO VHEELS.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-28

For Medicinal and Table uses, which are periees!y
None genuine unless they have our gold ladst on
each bottle, aad our initials pressed In wax oves
the cork.
Sold by all druggists and dealers throughout the
country. Call for our goods and take no other.
CireuIars 10 the trade supplied on apphostios y
Bennett P1etorQ = Co.
enH ~. q rn n cstssss'
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-28
EDvCArloN: it's Elementary Prin-

ei,ss FoGrdea the Nature q Man. Ey J. &. Spurs
hein, VI. u. With ArpendiX. containing Descrip-
ton Of the TeHrsrs,Eeais, and and Analysis CT the
rareus'u 1ical Faculties. Nusliu, ~ -.
We gard th. volume one Of the meet important
50. has been cEtYsd The public Tor years. Il
Is raj eli slsp,. sytIrnes and practical Wisdom
st Sur yoUrual
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-28
The Illustrated Hvdropathic I'm.

svCLorlhiA; ASy.tsia Of liydropsthy aud Fly s!ens
CONSUMING Outlines Of Anatomy; Physiology OF the HUI
ma Body Fyyienic Agencies and the Preservation Of
'saith; nietctics, and HydropatMc Cookery; Theory
Ard Practice Of WaterTreat n,ent; Specisl Pathology
and hydro therapeutics, including the Nature, eau
scs, Symptoms, and Treatment OF all known Diseases
Application Of Rydropathy to Midwifery and the Nurse
~. Designed as Guide 80 Families AMI Students and
reN- Book FOR Physicians. by K. T. Trail, N. u. IL
u'trstet with upwards Of 500 Ensrsvng' and Coorsa
F:ae. Substantially hoaad, IN one large rcGne. Price
prepaid by mail. $3.50
ofaN She numerous publications which have attained
such wide popularity, as issued by hcssre. fowLER
sns WILLS, perhaps none more adapted to general
s! tsn this rich, comprehensive, and vellarransed
aucYcINneiis ~ Y rrn,.re
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-28
Works of Hon. Horace Man, in

sl1dag his best l'GhIic lectures. salong which ara
Thoughts Tor lounS Man; Powers and Duties Of
Women Demands Of the Sc On Colleges: Krs. and
k;GcateG Poor and ;ncrant Bsccaaureste Addrp sses
st' Ihsss ectGres. particularly the frst two have in
Sc s>Uersve forms hs nirenss circulation. and are
snivertaly acknowledged ~ be Of thsgreStest >s!ue
:
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-28
Phrenology Proved Illustrated.

81; ArrLI.p secosnpanedby . Chart embracing AT
Aasrsis e. the Primary Mental Powers in their Various
Degrees % Development. the rhenonc0is produced b
their Clubin! Activity, and the Location II the rhre
aulu-i>si Or.sns In the esi. Together vita VI" OF
she Moral an TAsoescN Bearing Of the sclsncs. Price
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-28
Lie drr1l Ambassadors Of Health
TO oil .Nankiud,

y, ,r n,s 's not history ten by ons man
WA "sfi'eh trom the eSne-icnco OF ONO
.on, IL consists "f q compilation Of te.ti.
"Gm,''' rom 's'e sick # aycrv eountry--an
'ml"'ch"byo ,o1"rd the Ike Of which h,s
rs',' DssH "dd"e"d IN favor Or any di.covc-
y Vi inV.ut,on s;uao time hessu --
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-18

P, Maistras1rs; or ssssa,h Readings. Series 81 Oh
courses co Ch-irisp Dscu1e Duty. BY Oardtre,
s,nxg. voh. Bro. h0psr brothera
TIE Industrial and Financial Resources 81 e United States
America. sro. yp. 81 bsrsoc, fialrti.
Desase By the Author u "hsAenotsene Aorl' vo'A
limo. James U. t,rrg~y.
Nslaoir .. the Ch.sran Lsbs Pastoral and Pamhfopa
and l?c.o 10. 90 Bsstou: ooaId Lincoln Nov
pszs< Il Masonic I~~. ~ Geo. wss-s. Csse: nDo ~
CSC boston: A. W. Pollard Co Esw-York' CaAs
Ary1AArd.
Tho Works Of FrancA Bsesa- Vol evo PIP H. sossSs'
Tssgasd inoopssn-
The Problem Of Hussn Desny. BY Rev. OrvtAs Dewey.
D. o. sy g H. 27s ';%er s Msu1s: O. H,S.,a d. D.
lt,oc Do al Csscasss;i: Pee Hitchcock.
The Gospel among the Csfres. rmo. PIP ~ be"oss
American Tact SocAsty. "A - an.
Aseest Egypt. Ny :ls kA~ oes's' sre'sr i''00 ps ~
Guido Bo,i ~ IN. C~.srsi Raarsd Il Jsrsy line
nm go Il.rpox a. kSstAera . =. 80
u.nnr T,e - ,be Old Dssch Manor. By AAnsheid T.
Wi. ,rh i2.po Up ~ Carleton
Tie rsler Boy and How lie Became
By NeIst fcnIinAsL Hne pp sle. Goston; hsoeEe
= " s,,.tsco Nv the Auskof q harurvs hNtaan@" nnss
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A little boy Of Rutland, w., named Eayrcs,
has accidentally sk,s his sistG. rix.yesn cid. He
pointed She gun IT her In Play nct knowing " bs
loaded and psled Me trigger. The bob passed through
her brain.
Mn. w. W. Smith, Of Dubuque. Iowa has
attempted suciAe BY cutting Der throat st Cone5om
Hall Rochester n. Y She b said to have been We
tim to religious monopania. Her recovery hposabIA
Four ladies and child have been accidentally
drowned on Fox River at Elgn uinois by the upset.
ting Of o boat They we're Mrs. Haley and child, No
May Logan. Miss Ryan, and Miss lynn