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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-07-08

The loss Of our army durin the
campaign Of General Grant have
been greatly exaggerated. We hear
upon the best Official authority tina,
the number of killed, from the time
that the army crossed the Rapidan
until it reached the James river, did
not exceed four thousand men. The
wounded number something over
forty thousand, and including casual
itics of every description, less than
fifty thousand; while the deaths of
these wounded men are so far not
much in excess Of two thousand, or
or from four TO five per cent. The
injuries efthe wounded men in the
majority of cases are very slight
The permanent loss to our army for
the time mentioned may he twelve to
to fifteen thousand men, but not in
any case more than twenty thousand,
and the loss of life is much less.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-07-08
THE WORK or A YEAR.

Those who are given to fits of dos
lpondency, may cure themselves by
comparing the situation n year ago
with our military status now.
June of '63 found us with the Mis-
sissippi still in tho possession Of the
rebels. Vickshure and Port Hudson
Icrc apparently MS far from occupan'
cv by Federal troops rs ever; and
shortly after wards John Morgan was
spreading terror through Ohio and
Indiana, and Ice wac occupying Penn.
sylvania soil. What change. To.
day the Mississippi is ours from
source to mouth. Tennessee is in
our hands, and a powerful and sue
ccssful army is assailing the most i'm
lportant point in Georgia. Instead OF
Lees threatening the Northern States
he is cooped up in his own capital,
with an army south of him too strong
to beat in the open fcld--with no
way of escape. In short, the Feder-
nj flag now waves over all the country
except parts of Georgia, Alahama,
Virginia, the Carolinas, Florida and
Texas. In no state do the rebels hold
undisputed sway,
There has been good progress
made, enough to satisfy any one O
the ability of the Government to sup
press the rebellion. Let the people
thank God and take courage.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-07-08
10 the Unconditional Union
Men Of Hancock County.

A Convention, TO be composed o.
dclegntes f,ouf the several Counties
in the 9th Congressional District has
heen called co meet at LIMA on TuEs.
DAY rGr 2D DAY OF AueusT 1864, for
the purpose Of placing in nomination
candidate for Congress and one
ElectSr for this District.
All unconditional Union men in
Hancock County, are invited to attend
said Convention, as delegates, and
such as are there, will he authorized
To east the vote of Hancock County
in the Convention,
j. F. PERKY.
ID. r. LOCKE,
j. j. RoTHCHrLp,
JAMES HARSH,
!. b. Dunn,
Hancock county Union Cent. Com.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-07-08
Final Dividend.

'E'IE creditors of David Disop are berobv
hntihed ttat y iiual dividend Of the assets
~ SAID A'siennr has been made; and tsat the
Undersigned on The
I'D DAY or AUGUST. 1864.
~ 'ho oillce ~ the ron tie Judge ia P'ndlav,
iiAhchck County. ohio, viii pay tho dividend
uue W ihe several creditors of said Assignor.
ONION S1AN~RNRY.
ASSIGNEE ui Dawn Dixon.
July .. lsGt IA w.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-07-08
Resignation of Secretary Chase.

Secretary Chase resigned last Mon
day. Ex Governor Todd Of this
State was rendered the appointment
but he declined OH account of his
health. Senator Fessendcn of Maine
was appointed and accepted
Mr.. Fessenden is one of the ablest
fnanciors the country has, ana in his
hands the Treasury Department is
entirely safe.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-07-08
Executors Sale of Peal Estate.

INtCUIUI odIt OF r cal EsIaIe,
IN Pursuance Of sn order granted by the
Il Probate Count of Hancock County, Oii,
u oher for sale At public auction
IN THURSD Wy. THE 4rn DAY OF AUGUST
~ one O'Clock r. ~, At tho door NJ tho Court
House. H. Fndlsy, Ohio. the following dc,
/ crhed Real Es tate, situate In the County oi
Hancock and state of Ohio To wit:
Tho Suuth.Wes, quarter ~ sec I IN 81. town
ship one North range ninc. East, containing
lG0 acres of land. nose or less.
TERMS OF SALE One third In hand
hire third In one year and rne third in two
years, from the dsv of sale, with int st:
uaym ents 10 he secured by mortgage on the
premises sold.
Appraised at 80 $40.
ELISHA LEWIS.
Executor OF Jefferson W Whiiac'o decd
O'Neai. u ackl"rt ndi'larsh. AT =. july. Liv
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-07-08
NzS- An nl1 Dutoh,not,

A detachment oftroops, under Gen.
Carr, were sent ont by Gen. Steele to
meet the rebel Shelby who has been
devastating the sections of Arkansas
bordering on White rever. On the
9th nit, fight took place, in which
the rebels were defeated, with loss
Of 500 in killed and wounded, 200
prisoners, the guns they lately cap
turcd IRON the Queen City and some
mountain howitzers. The Union loss
was 200. Shelby has since been
joined by Marmaduke, but the rebels
have concluded to retreat, White
river is now open to navigation.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-07-08

'rur peculiar tnint or
infection which o we
call ScRorrLA turks
in the constitutions of
multitudcs of men. 1t
either produces or Is
produced by mn en-
iceblcd, yitiatcd statc
Of the blood, wherein
that fluid becomes in,
competent to sustain
'thr vital forces in their
vigorous action. and
leaves the system to-
f,lt tnt, .l;a..,1nr ..,I
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-07-08
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
To Margaret Marshal, (widow) Hiram p
Marshal, Mary j. Treece and Bursor
rreece, her husband. and Martha g. Marshal
You are hereby informed that have ied n
petition as Administrator with the viii an
~ xed. Of Samue Marshal, deceased, in the
Probate Court oi Hancock County, Ohio, tol
the sale, &c., Of the real estate OF said duce
lent, and shall, in pursuance OF the prayer o.
said petition, on The hilh day Of August, 1864
ur as soon thereafter as counsel can be heal d
ask fur an order tor the sale Ol the south
west quarter OF the south west quarter O
,ectiOn four. township two, south range olev
on, east, containing forty acres more or less
10 pay debts against said estate,
JOHN LAFF"RTY,
Administrator. with tho wiii annexed OF I'm
uel Marshal, deceased.
O'NgAL, BLAcKroRD HARSH, Attorneys.
June "a, 'Ji.-I4
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-07-08
0snc'fi 5rfftrsaaiau.

THE trrrERsoNIAN uAs Tttr t,pops,
CIRCULATION OF ANY PAPER rCBltsu
Ep ~ rHF CoUNrY.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-07-08

LATEsT.--Thc sinking of the rebel
Alabama, by the Federal steamer
Keareage, is confirmed The rebel
force raiding in Maryland numbers
only 6000-their object plunder. 1t
will be speedily dispersed.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-07-08
~~~N~-~-~~<>~ .

A man came into printing office
one day to beg apaper "Because, "
said he "we like to read newspapers
very much but our neighbors are all
too stingy to take one!"
E7s- An old Dutchman undertook
to whollop his son, but Jake turned
upon, and whollopcd him. The old
man consoled himself for his defeat
by rejoicing at his sons superior
manhood. lie said;
"Vcll, Jake is a smart fellow
He can vip his own daddy"
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-07-08
gs,ion State Ticket.

---s.----ss.--
ron sIrEE~E Ggy-Lonp Term
LTtiER DAY, of Portage.
rnrR NNARs' TrRM,
WILLIAM WHITE. of Clarke.
rNrxITRrp TERM,
HORACE WILDER, of Ashtabula
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
W. N. SMITH, OF Hamilton.
For ATTORNEY GENERAL,
W. =. RICHARDSON, of Monroe.
FOR CONTROLLER,
MOSES r. BRAILEY, of Fulton.
EoARp OF Pt'B. woRKs--Fnll Term,
PHILIP HERRING, of Auqlaize
SHORT TERM,
JAMES MOORE, of Coshocton.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS AT LARGE.
JOHN II. BLIHN. of Brown.
JOHN a. BINGHAM, of Harrison.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-07-08
Notice

IINe undersigned has been appointed and
spec'hed Administrator of tho est ,te 1T
deceaso I.
jay Lea [4w SIMON A, SNYDER.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-07-08
Fifth Dist. Union Convention

Hancock county Union Cent. Com.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-04-22

w YORy3tbe AqgingYftpm Ehedast
number Of tRsi 9gqql Git5se4a which has
just e9teyed ,NpQn the 18th Ysar Of its ex0
listence under the auspices OF our esteeh-
ed friend JOSHUA SAxToN, who has kept
lit fromE66 q E6 #H6 E5& up to
ts1gg time proninehE9 arheaG
best conducted county papers in the States
Es .sSs saREOfhdrl' 10 Of tie oHa
ffh i3fa Ohio 9TH
Io4ea9t1lienE have ever been highly hoAorabIe
members Of the profession of6theaitrue
sii l ts5 and Ia isil ss "
3l9ea5 .s91s Sa' SaT 9ossss 1s S59 95a
10 Sall4ey 0kS6 baR ReDostt0r opablfshefi 3t
Canton,s oORfo, BY - 01n Sax ton, entered
upon its Goth volume ON the 6thsinst.aoI 1t
IS the 6l desg the State IF now con-
Quoted bgitS original prep FletOruiT ysdi ,sI
eggmmeACed ouFeaFeer yasi a printer
in that Office in August, 1872, near 42 years
ago, when 1T was printed Oniaa medium
seeet-half the size of the Gitizen-work-
ed on RamAg eRSer8# eresS, with ink balls,
and when long primer typeisvFas usedsf0r
news Is matter and plea type for adaYeftisel
mentsIaasRO sROWeH presses and compoaition
Rollers were then unknown. The cOmpo-
sitiop roller was introduced into Philadels
IlcsE7E1&28- 9. In the Spring ofs ES8OkS
made the first one that was ever used in
Ohio, with Q home made tin mould. For
8 PAPER p Of m9ddAkdIkH sizg, t6a6 Il low i is to o
print one of more than double, that size.
tLaB5F g 4iAg 3 maelhlnsry has dong (Rsn-
aeTs 1ts for o the SEsfs e. gel e other depart
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-04-22

The attentienyef. all properly owners Is call
ed to the notice of the HEtna Insurance Com
pany. fHartf hrd, Conn, in our advertising
columns. For moneyed ability, careful sys-
tsmatic management, and prompt payment OF
losses, this company stands first in the estima-
tion of the AASFlean public. 5fhAsAdone 80
for years and the careful business man-pru-
:ia b. has T THsS sEilf ts5StihE e slG.t hi. his
property to the protection from loss by fire
afforded by 4hsT BqHcisa of 31he 5stSaing old
EtnA- Other companies may seek the risks
at lower rates. What of itY The ZEtna has
stood frua NhfleshIR d9sdS ST tkdss-4ittle pea
cock-tAiled institutions have sprung up, de-
ludsd many innocent sBictims, apd9died out.
Experience Is teaching the people wisdom.
They are very generally beginning to believe
shat eth6 best il -ths lehSh seat in the end,
and the safest all the while.
4 These Of ouE readers who are not. insured,
can secure Policies at once by calling on GEO.
&c. EATON, EtnA Agent, Office No. s. TemPlAr
hall Building, Delaware. o. ''Eilii f'-''7 -
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-04-22
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4oTRe. 7foll lowing Communications spEaks
for itself # is from perfectly reliable
source, and its statements may be received
WITH lRap liaet JnHHd&esnce 20 seIoA QUE
s89GEa AaEaE, D., AprGriiI rGiiI IL, 1864
Ed AzEF qa5GT @ sd1 "a 5o' .i, sgiba9'Is boz
-Ito will abe withs the deepest grief that
mahy. Of; the readers Of The GAZETTE viii,
learn of Il fhe sadoa ~tragical fate of Mr.
ALLEN EAKDoN,U formerly a resident Of
Berkshire township, DelaWare. Col HE
dmigrated to Arkansas some years since,
but resenttY &ading1 the stnte1Sef n4blic
affairs Aot aui ite tos shfaI king heea hu5aking
arrangements for leaving the State. But,
as the sequel will show, the unhappy man
was doomed to fatal disappointment, as
the phases ofaffairs were suddenly changed
by ~ eQF&Nc of Sltis 86n1E bra hein6 Of
rebeT gleriIIas, who took him from his
family, dragged him ten miles into the
and there, for no other crime than
lbYR lty, hanged him; u AS 5tha inlJvI
port of a. letter just received, ,7traeedl by the
hand of the almost widow, ,,aas, 10, =.
Such q fact must send. a. thniil of Lvenu
.geAnee to the heart Of every one who knew
MY l.: IS estimable character, and his mil d,
pleasant and .inOfensixe disposition siaaA-
few days after this occurrences, about Fifty
more guerillas caaie toi the house ia search
I'd his instincts Of JUS tiees had claimed the
pfotectiop Of his Natf6}n1 ! baGnerF,,' and had
also resolved to be its defender and an
was initheEBHAga' baoi J9 p PREsToNEsue y
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-04-22
HaaaFX IhLa, ,eHdoRff11

G0D4Y IADY S5B0OK11OF- May IS re-
cefYed!H IT is as fresh and blooming at TIE
lovely month it represents, and IN all re-
spects does credit to the high reputation
it enjoys among those to whose entertainE
ment and edifcation it is exclusively de-
voted. EheestimaAe thatsis placed upon
it by the ladies Of our town may be judged
from thefaet that eighty -seven copies are
received bg gregulat snbsdrtbe15- through
the Delaware P. O., while large number
of copies are sold by periodical dealers.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-04-22

E4g& TRrEs 4 SHB6 66saBERiYE1 Ebsssh
SfspRlgt7aL haze just received new lotofi
Fruit Trees and Shrubbery, to which the
attention of tHePABlleis lis iuSRSaA Ny as
1sdrtment oflshrubbety,is }unusually fns,q
and no one desiring articles in that line
-HhOuld fb,to give mean early Sall. o,sl.sa .s1aS
.nALaanNAHo D s A, II, CASTOR. aa
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-04-22
aHTH8HM

LUTHFElES1 1SaaA lEDAfA BIA4teV. NJ. 10y
minister iaF Sf @eISutReraA e66l
gregstieR Of aurltowR, having. been selec7
ted is the editor ofthe Lutheran Standard,
its publication has been transferred from
Columbus to this, places The first num-
Der under the auspices of the new editor
made its appearance on the 18th inst. II
IS greatly iimproYed in every respect, and
merits what it should receive at tie hands
of the members of this Church arhh9a
support We Miishlt the editor success in
bis arrduous labors, and believing, as We
do, that he's @T1gKt mai the place,
we4epej kS 9$1 ynotgee 4hesFoTk,
but continue faithful IN his new calling
and that he may In due time reap that re-
ward which the labors and duties thus i'm
posed entitle him toe is cur humble but
fervent prayer. Bbdknpublished by A.
ThonisaR 3 Qn1oDehOcratic Standard.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-04-22
Drunkenness Cured.
EK1NG A1coR0L ARRESTED.

kssPoS11kos 1IIcH., Sept. Is, 1s5Sz-
Mr.. KRoAKR:-I reestEea the box OF DR.. (Zahe;s AMI
dote you sent few days ago. aud gave i to ID
person according to directions II has dane him rood;
and he says he don't want any more srn1n i have =
brother that a cenhrTaed want 70 eHra
him Please send me aRotheF 6ex. Yours, r.
One box Dr. Zanes Antidote win cure the most IN
drunkard. Can be given FhouB the patient 8
knowledge Sold by ali respectable Druggists or sent
Philadelphia, Pa Eirculars free. dec Is 6S-em
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-04-22
tIge&3 Cs1Iad iG1sI ! (.

ment of the Delaware Agency for this
new Government Loan. The advants-
ges oGitbTd p6hn9E En- T6FesdhAR are
manifest, and those-who are not fully
posted SSp ,RrQcAsEsaS all desiiFee& iRfQEpae
ton on application at the agency. The
rspidity With which the two former loans
were &bs6rSsadf,' and fhe high rates Of pre-
ufhnNtA& BtEIds Vi tShg tEe4 Nth {
mod GAAG5 5dmIB q JgR6Q9d LaEl gMAlB566
these .haHing money observation-disclosures
purpose subscribing to this loan, not
to postpone action until it is rs
was the case with hundreds and Lt6hbu-
sands of persons in regard t6 az, Former
loans. ,ooonoO1
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-04-22

s2t16 aSSyZ9T aao 49, 4g siES fo7 E91 on0h
Colds, and IrritAted TkFeatS ara offered with
the fullest confidence in their eficacy. They
haya, been, thqreughlyg tested, and maintain
the good reputation they have justly acquired.
As . there are tR ass99r q H5a teFiObtain e the
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-04-22

"LAughPndsgroP5f@e'T ASce gogf old.axiom
that is hot without point. This, however Is
NOT easyto do while thez Euiad1 lis tbuHiened
wit b care, and while the probability isa dali
and rightly hanging oyer EYpu that fire nay
sweep GWRy your dWeifing AAay6uf tdrhitdfe-
your merchAndiss=-in9a = YeEy short space Of
slime and lea9s 9yoH nothing but iaEhSsaq as tAe
remains Of lon SsaaI 1f t8t K 6oF treat your
property yight RAJ once secure q Policy in the
Etna of Hartford, and yOu will enjoy q peace
lOf En md from the fsslfnga Of security, that
viii lead u reEd TIE rEboYP thus s. s.
l'Ip6gra and grow fat' safI9 yiaup ss11 aszJ8 0oi
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-04-22

The re-eniisted veterans assigned to this
s5Its 153. Our county IVA was de-
quenf on the 5th inst without counting
the veterans, 3448-leaying the balance still
due 195saFAs heretofore stated, the quota
of Delaware township is full with num-
Der of men tbBpaTa - uoTI
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-04-22

tnAAhES9 htES9f consisting Of li-e persons
left 9hisi county a1ife~ days since for. the
D1Vt1fBS W oRE1NE, of this place, are mem en-
bers of f4epRtT III q Wy
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-04-22
IHMARRpb. z

~
,y0m3 e2Ist INST by Rev, Icy Mfr.
JACOB b 3 LEIBoLD 70 Miss ] utIA n Eff,
all of this eOunty.b6Gd 10000 baa y1oyI s11og
| gsit8iIEy 3u719iib Ct ,y1aliu9 Jsl3oq .xOh Ul
| On the 18th insts by oRe4i5J4 Regt, Mr.
FRED ERIcK iENeERoFF to- Miss Eliza
beth MICHELBACH4 4d al Iofii delaware, ~.
7aE@@4a65 an bS6 Z 8
at the residence ofthe bride s fat tli4ef,, Mr.,
OsCG r. III xtte To- Miss 5s LOUISA
BLANCHARD, all of Del&wareuI CountyqO. /.
/ 0ns aon2T ,qia f5GnsT lr.d ,s35Gm L9djo hnE zf97
I On the 9th inst. in the Presbyterian
Church of Liberty, BY Il L.1S 81 = Mr.,
gWILS0Nok kNAPRit01 Miss LUCY En- GEL
HF9iGI sta9 ssqaJ2 bns sqsna idgUoTW :ssprih iGio
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-04-22

and53 on 81 the saddest to - heRae IS to
be afflicted with heGvy yelloW soar bread, bis
cult Req If you 6FeFeVsF' tF0ubled in this way
use, D,B, Do Land & Co. Chemical fal Eatus.
when yeu VIII b. surprised AZ its charming rss
kSIs4a 2gafn9tss9 bnd sl1ua sz9Tgu09 g boow bas10
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-04-22
XHHsINE u & NIUH

tsEKoIDss a Fran 1EEiSSAnyKz q haze just res
eeiHedats their mammoth establishment
psG Sfs and and IA Scc9oamrpIets
btSS FSf Re9 Made hing hi Gents
FurnishiHgG Gyeds, Gassifneres, IYestings
pad nthenpieee goods ,mleveryeopened in
ps isS9s sns are q prepared todsupply
y fsnSanas Ger ards VIE Hs q t b II
Fit OF.fer anyn single;nartiele7 of wear for
oh, of ,Ia Hat styles, best
faBriss and superior ips ps5aT hey
keepne'infeFfeF goods, and spare n0 pains
br expensssind procuring all that is new
hnf desifAbieo "a Any persons. wishing ar
ticles in their line will do injustice both
to RaesoAnr1E 1k9E 9E4aSI ff They
makeoat purchtse,befo inspecting EBheif
goods 70 Garm en1fsi1ofs all kinds are made
R6tie993 i'll the beststgleo5sdof
Eyf :, I Eppsh Fes PEt ibGosRd f
tsfaction: Please notice their ADVERTISE
menfH -
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WHICH Is oo4PR1sED ! Is

=. 1 DIX. gkELsEMAN'b EEMALE FILLS - -
Ties form the finest preparatioh ever put forward
with SnJiHedtGts and persIsteBt success. - -, -
2D0AE'T BElDEeEVEDtI Dr. Cheeseman's Pills have
received and receiving the sanction of the
most eninRnt Physicians in America zzsdHad7
EXPLICIT DIRECTIONS with each Box. The price
Ore tD6Elar per Boz, containing from fifty sixty Ps
Pms sent mail, preatptlg by Femittlng the price
10 the proPretorS, Or any authorized
funds. Sold by Druggists generally. ~, ~
s21o'1 I 2.o' HUTcHfNGS 3 HILL YER, Proprie Fs,i4 u
H'0 %i''-iH ''A 81 Cedar Street, New York
Ssld Delaware by B. Dickinson 4 Son Starr Bro.
anbH! Cornell ,GTTIdS suppliedb John b. Park lCin
einnati. " .l.-.tt.-l -. I'D Ian 2, a84-1y
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Corrected weekly, by HILLS BRoTHERS,
TT Ts|s RI 3 Rsf1isS3 Ratts ssss sfsSE 9se'S4 in
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-04-22
HAnrAlM8aS1MiGI S1MiGIM MfbrEhLMIs A. mad

j13 i an x fate
ssting and attract live ,h1Ea BET, "a The 9eoHl4
tents are as 8ol10wsl::SS- Life among the Es@
qulimnadx, (IIlustrstedJ; Phyyselhse,s Rsa IT, Z
tratedl; One of the Dogs Of War, ;, A. A
visit to the Convent Of Siftna Our Lq-
sdy),, Datnfahe, Oq1lustTa Tatiionss); The Cool
Captalhi;3 96FefGsatiea my Gravity
The Small iH0dse at4Allingtonn3i TIE Pre-
scription isRollg ((with Illustration; How
r. Pe1ryp i!y1 ga Living, hi IIs
ustrsttoas1st5 The M ob \
Illustrati9Dl( d; A Stormy Night & Illlgustra
tienlg Denis DuVall, q (Illustrations)3R The
Second Division at Shiloh 81 Pegagso,t!y5
Plimpton's Choir; A Suppressed Princess;
Monthly HsEetd of U6rre1S II sESeehts; Ed
F0ss < IL +
llggtrhti9pRsl htii99pRs Fashions for May tlE1sa' E114a
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deceased AAdEa ,RetaFpsA tbR reg
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