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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-08-18
Resignation of Superintendent Piekard.

In accordance with purpose already made
public, Hon. J. L. PICARD, State Superinten-
dent, has rendered his resignation to the
Governor as follows:
OFFICE SUpT. PUBLIC INSTRUCTION,
MADISON, Aug. Sth, 1864
To HIS ErceUency, james T. Leagis,
Governor Of Wisconsin:
DEAR SIR Il hereby tender you my resignation
of the office of State Supern endent of Public In
struction of the State of Wisconsin; said resigna-
ton to take effect at the close of the present
quarter, viz, Sept. 30th, 1864.
have the honor to be sir,
Your obedient servant,
J. L. PICKARD.
Mr.. PlCKARD will take the Superintendency
of Public Schools of Chicago While regret
ting the loss of his valuable services here,
we cannot blame him for retiring from po-
sition the salary Of which is so niggardly as
that given by the State to the Superintendent
of Public Instruction.
No MILITARY AUToCRAT. Brown,
of Georgia, has ordered into active military
service all the reserve militia between the
ages of sixteen and seventeen, and fifty and
fifty-fve also all from sevente en- to fifty who
are exempt from confederate CONSUMPTION -
and, in fine, all who are able to bear arms
and all who respond to the call are to seize
and carry off as deserters all who do not
Those who resist, of course, will be shot.
How pleasing, says an exchange, in view of
this ORDER to learn from Mr. CLEMENT c.
CLAY that if there be any military auto
crat in the North who can do what the des-
pot LINCOLN does, "there is none in the
South" and that those Who control our ar
mics are the servants of the people, not their
masters" That will probably be the opinion
of any unfortunate Georgian, who, not wish
ing to see his family starve, is shot for not
obeying his servant, Gov. Brown.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-08-18

SSS- No man ever yet saw an American
who hated slavery who upheld the rebellion /;
and no one ever saw an American who justi-
fed and wished to perpetuate slavery who
had not at least sneaking tenderness for
the rebel cause. For all practical purposes,
the rebellion and slavery are related as
mother and child.
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The Richmond papers state that after the
battle Of Olustee, q negro, who was attending
his master, picked up light wood knot and
killed wounded soldier In order to steal his
boots, and then by way OF contrast they relate
wounded on the peninsula during Dahlgreu's
raid, when one Of our officers directed that he
should be taken TO the next house. The officer
raised the wounded mans head, and, sustain
Ing II ON his lap, offered TO carry n message to
his mother: They finally bore him to q house
about mile distant and left him, after send
dler for his boots, while the Union men kindly
bore Tallaferro 10 place Of safety, and tho
Wig says there is prospect Of his recovery,
How eloquently this contract Of conduct speaks.
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Coon JOKE ON LoTTIE.-Since the advent of
General Logan's splendid corps at Huntsville,
the rooms in the principal hotels have been in
demand. A beautiful and accomplished actress
had been staying at the Huntsville Hotel, and
In about "minute, minute-and-a-half, or two
minutes" after she had vacated her room, the
gallant General o. was assigned to II by the
landlords. The General, on examining his bed
previous to retiring, found most snowy robe
de mud neatly folded under his pillow, marked
In delicate characters with the name OF the fair
owner The chambermaid was called and
his hand;
do you know Miss Lottle Hough2"
Yes" answered the chambermsid,
"Then carry this to her with my compliments,
and say General U. Is not In the habit of sleep
GaEstte.
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'MEDICAda.4,issgs..
CP TO FATE ! n 8 I Z

~ }'5iS,. q 81 % = - itf1i Nf5sriA .
Or. N. vsLENrs riy,ss hospital, IN ". I'D.
ere, Blosk, Corner ofs.vsath and rs,rss,si Oppo.
ne N. Pest and r.ssn, omo... Rosn, % ssdS,,
up s,sir,, washington, D. c. naf1a r,.
An diseases Of privsss nature treated In the
best sslsatias manner, and radical cures erected
in ali oasss. sYPBnTTTc AFFECTION, COM
ORRHGI, elect STRUCTURES, sEMISAt
WEIKEEsS, or the result e IoLBPTUoVS
DREAMS, or any weakness Of the GENERITTTE
ORGANS, fron any cause Whatever, or how long
standing, thoroughly and radically cured alss,
soUT, RHEUkITIsN, NEURALGIA. and ether
CHRONIC DISEASES Of the NERVES, MUSCLES,
BONES, and JOINTS, ScRoFULA, BLorCHEs
on TEE FACE, ERuPTIoNSon the Limb. and body
snd all other ERUPrIvE DIsEAsEsAsd DISEASE
Or TINE BLOOD, nom whsssvst cause they nav
have arisen.
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE
No matter what ysur disease, let no false dell.
eaSey prevent you nom applying Immediately to
Dc. vellny, who 10 asknowlsgsd to be ~ far the
nost SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN ia the irsstmsnt
Of private diseases Fear not 70 come and make
Known your ni,fOrtunes, and no viii specify send
yeu On your way rejoicing. 4
sELF-ABusR,
Tss, dreadful ,eourrs Of TIE young, inaulsea in
when alone, destroys the Esnsrst,vs organs, unnts
then for married life, produsing weakness Of the
back and linbs, loss Of sninstisa and muscular
power, paIpitstsn Of Tie heart nervous irritssii-
", 10. Of memory, melancholy hssits. insanity,
sossunp,ios. and DEATH "f
YOUNG MANI In view Of the dreadful sonse-
qssnOss Of delay, De not fall 70 hsks your ease
kAswn innsdIssely 10 Dr. vs,ihy. Hsur ssSrsta
with hin are sacred, and you nAy osHadsntly rely
upos his medical EArill. .tr. .a..
TAsusAAds whose systsns were shs,tsrsd Asd
vAo were On the brink Of the crave, have bees
srOusA, back 70 vigorous hsalth " his 'lsnful
trsatnsat ... ....HU ....r,
| MARRIAoE .~a .
Married persons, or those contemplating nAtrl
nony, whs suppest themselves ofinpsteaSy semi
sal weakness, or any disease arising ffsm . re-
lAssA STATE Of the genital organs, whstAsr the> =
suit Of disease, injury, youthful ipdissrstsn., Z
indulssnss OF the passions In ripper years. are ear
Aestly sntrested to place themselves under the
care of DR.. v. Thsy may rally with esrtAinty
upoa q speedy cure, and being restored 10 full
health and ViEsr.
He treats with entirs success all disess oi
Females such m LBUCoRRHEA Or WHITES,
LAPsUs UTERI. he., 49,, and In every ease guar
antess perfect CURE
FEES moderate, and VISITS and coMhUNICA.
TIoHs strictly PRIVATE and CONFIDENTIAL,
PnssoHs calling see no enc butt the DocrsR.
Those at q distance may DO rnEATrp NJ MAIL,
BY sesding statement Of CASE, ks.. he;
| Iy2-6ms
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PLAIN OR COLOKRD INK.
PROMPTNEss AND DISPATCH
MAY Bk
K Y l. ed ON, nolA-tf
TINTED STATES INTERNAL REV.
" ENUE.
Annual 7aas, for 1890.

Annual Tazes for 1890.
The attention OF taxpayer IL hereby called to
the provisions OF the United States ESsiSo Law
relative to the assessment OF annual taxes.
is made the duty OF all persons arns,
associations, or corpora tionS made liable 10 Gny
annual duty license or tax, on Or A.Tsrs NE aTit
to the Assistant Assessor Of the District where
located Of the amount OF annual income, the AFti.
sles or objects charged with special tax, Ind he
business or occupation liable to pay any llSSnse'
Every person who shall fall TO make sush return
BY the day specified will DO liable to 30 by
lhe Assessor according TO the best infornAtiSa
sor is required TO add hfty per sentun 70 the
amount Of the items OF such list.
Every person who shall deliver tn an AhRAaaoK
any false or fraudulent list or staten emit, witt in
tent TO eVAde the valuation or enuaefation re-
9uiTed by l,w, IL subject TO a nno Of 1Ve hundred
BY the Assessor or Assistant Assessor, and froH
me valuation and enumeration 80 made there sAn
Payment OF the annual taxes, sx.sot thsss ior
OF June.
The appropriate blanks On which to make 70.
turn, and all necessary information will BE- fur.
niBhed by the Assistant Assessors Al theiT
offices, herein named, between the houTs Of tkrSS
AH S. STS o G. &tSss X &c E1 Ne.
PennsylYAnlA avenue and Fifteenth street west.
Thomas D. MArehs, Assessor No. :, 90 RiSStA
Henry LyloS, Assessor NO.S, u Eighth street
west
r. n. Ferguson, Assessor No. Z, ~ Eighth street
west
George CollArd, Assessor No. 0, corner Fourth
street and NJ street south.
George II. LAroombs, Assessor No. 6, 81 G street
south.
Thomas ormO, Assessor No. !, 100 Bridge street,
Georgetown.
hours OF Q .. m. and y. m.
The returns should Be delivered on or before the
arSt day Of May, 1854.
?. NJ PEARSON,
Assessor for the District OF Columbia,
fS7S-2tamSt No. ~ Eighth II. west, near Pa. Gy.
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ORPHANS COURT.
DSTNcT OF coS S2SS5gMgIA, WARRINGTON

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WARRINGTON
COUNTY, TO wiz
,---.,,. March 40, 1894.
In the sASe Of Cornelius J. Desmond AdmistTA-
tor OF MARY Desmond, deceased, the administTator
Court Of Warrington county AfoTssaid, APP
pointed saturday, the 2sd day OF April mex, Tor
me mai settlement and distribution Of the psFgO-
nal satAle OF said deceased, and OF The assets In
hana, a. lar a. the same have been collected and
Turned into money! when aud where all the credit
.ors AND heirs OF said deceased are notified to at
W nIoresald,) with their claims pro Perly youched
o. they nay othsTwise BY law be excluded from
copy OF this order be published once q week for
three weeks In the NATIONAL RHPyBLIcAN, pre-
Viou1 70 ths said SD day 81 April, 1854
Teati n q. Robbins,
mSl-lAWSW' Register OF Wills
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ORPHANS COURT.

DIeTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WARRINGTON
COUNTY.-To WITS
In the ease Of Jonathan W. BArnASlo, AdmInlatFA-
tor ". 81 Jobs HeiBaler, diseased the AdminItFA
tor W. O. Aforesaid has, with the APPRECIATION OF the
Orphans Court Of Warrington county Aforesaid,
appointed Tuesday the 18th day Of April next, for
tie anal settlement and Of the person.
Al estate Of said deceased, and OF the Asssts In
land, ~ far ~ the same kAVe bean collected and
and hairs Of sAie deceased arc notified TO attend,
lat thA 0rphana' oaaIt OF WAshlngton County
Aforesaid with their claims properly youehed, OF
benefit n said deoeAsSd'S estate PROVIDED copy
Of thia order BE- publiahed onae week lot three
weakn N the N0k0nA Republican, previous 10 the
Test q z. ROBBINS,
m2s-IAWSW' Register Of Willis,
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DENTISTRY.

TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT
j pain, with .Innoxious vApsr, By DIR. 4 n.
1GEBA oND, Ne. go Pennsylyanis avenue,
inventors and sole mAnpfastursri 81 AnAesthstis
roform, Ether, but strictly AnAesthetis Agent on
tirey free from sxhilerating affects and psrfostly
.ss.ssios. and pstI:.. tS:sa.iS ii . Ssis peasant
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RECRUITS.

II RoRvITs
~ utA Nv syrp IEah'( n
TO FILL TEE quota or THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
BOUNTY ron yETERANS
S552. r.-.
saas OF WHICH WILL nEPArD IN ADVANCE
BOUNTY ToR NEW RECRUITs
S452.
ssaS OF WHICH WILL BK DINADvANCE.
BOUNTY FoR CoLoRED RECRUITS,
$50.
PAID IN ADVANCE.
PERSONS WISHING TO ENLIST
win apply TO any ofth following .
RECRUITING oVFIcERs'
So BAKER.
Essin: IAN .s.s TIE n.. AZ. Sc. On .s.as'v.ni.
a ..wnp
Corner Of F.urtssath stree, and New York avenue.
@. A. KEAsBBY,
street, near corner OF Nins,sen,h sod Psansyl.
vsais svsaus. .. I.
&c. PARKER
csr.sr OF Nigh A.a DunbsrtOu streets. Georgetown.
&C. LANGLEY,
Navy Y.ra bridge.
HENRY A. sCHEETz,
Captain sad Provost Marshal OF the Dlstrist Of
Columbia dsai-H
ID BoRUITgi BORUITsii
hsCRUITs WANTED 70 all the quota in Dis.
tRiet Of ColunbiA. Now u the hms 70 volunteer I
bounty 70 Veterans ts12, en- paid IN advances
Bounty to New Recruits stHi, Gas paid In adj
VAaee
Bounty Ter csisEsA Recruits siSo paid Ia ~.
Vanoel ...'... -.
Any person brinSiaE q. recruit OF recruits 10 ~
Voiunissrs csss Ssi rst u. BOuety and serve
your country.
Resruitlng 0faser, SO New Jersey avenue, 0ppO-
site the depot Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
READ Company Warrington, DC. nls-h
NoLoRRD VOLUNTEERS WANTED
sISs CASH DOWN, -.-.-.-.
PAID IN ADVANCE.
Apply At the
RECRuITING oRFICE,
90 New Jersey Aveaue.
Any person bringinG . RRCRUIT or RECRUITS
TO ny once will be paid literally.
VOLUNTEER ANb SAVE YOURSELF FROM
BEING DRAFTED. Mott
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NJ o 7 1 CE.
no THE TAXPAYERS OF WASHINGTON.
AssEESoR's oFFICE,l
WARRINGTON, March u, 1864. I
THE BOARD OF ASSESSORS, having com.
ploted the General Assessment for the year 1854,
hereby give notice that they will sit as Board oil
AppeAls, and for the purpose OF making any cor
rectiOn, nom MONDAY, the 2lst day Of March, to
UESDAY, the 26th day Of April, Inclusive, (Sun-
days eNeepted) at theiI room, No. 0, basement
story, west wing, City Hall, from a. M to p. m.
each day.
by order OF the President;
JAMES W. SPALDIEG,
ml6-itAp2s Secretary Board OF Appeal
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HOPE COL ooNPAN y
MINEs-GoLD DIRT LODE,
Gilpin County, Colorado.
CAPITAL, 90, 900 SHARES,
eaS eaah.
TRUBTBE1.
JOHN RVANs, Colorado.
Y. II. JUDD, New York.
n. COHU, New York.
MM. MoLLER, New York.
GEO W. GRAfTLIN, Baltimore.
hRRMANNrU New York
a CORNELL WHITE, New York.
N. Q. TYLER, New York.
8. q. ARNOLD, ProVIdense.
PRESlDENT,
Ms kxosllenoy JOHN EVANS,
Governor OF Colorado Territory.
VICE-PREsIDENT1
HON, .. q. ARNOLD,
Or. Y. II. JUDD.
recommendation l.. LAYTON,
SosTetATy--J. p. DAWES.
once, No. - Clin street, New York. [m2I.Iur
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GURowsKPs DIARY FOR 1869.

new volume by Count Adam GurOwski, EN-.
braeing a Diary Of Political and Military Events
and Transactions, in the Cabinet and In the Field
for the year of 1859.
- For sharp eritieiEm, alternating with cpl
gIAmmatie trenchant caustic praise and oaStiga-
ton, this work must bear away the palm from all
others ever printed in this country. l2mo., cloth
bound, price Sl.2b.
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NEXT WEEK:
PRIVATE MILES O'REILLY will be ready with
HIS BOOK, rich with Songs, Services aud Speeches,
and ComIeAlly Illustrated. feb9
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RAILROADS.
CHA NsrR OIL HOURS,

'CHAN .9rE on HOURS,
Phn.d.lphi., w,i-,.s.o. ana B.l,,mor.
IS AIEa p . .IS H !,
NERAL MOVEMENTS.
On and amer wednesday, january %, 1894,
PASSENGER TRAfSs LEAVE PHILADA., ron
ssltimors, A. ASO .. n, trxpruas, Mondays en-.
saptedp as, y M, aso D. N. and IL 20 >. m.
Chester, - sos a m, LIS, a,Io, $50 and II p. n.
MlniREs1S, =, tsS ShioodsJs sEssptSa1 aSS,
New Garlic, a sos a N: and asop.n.
D ss'',or 81 So x m: and aooPn.
salisbury aieP a n. H.rI .....
TRAINS roe PHILADELPHIA LR1vH
baltimore At s.as, and 10 g. m, tRxpre.., II. As
Ito, and o16 ,. m. - :" -
0Tilmi1gto9 a. 1.Is,. ., and i2iO - -, Il,as,
salisbury At laos ,. N.
Milford At 2,16p,m.
Dover At $40 a N. and ass D. N.
cSsssor at $40 and so :. n, SsS, 8, TIA, and
Leave baltimore for Salisbury and inssrm.ai.,.
:. Leave 5.itinSrs isr DOvr and in,Sn.dis,. n.-
tons, 81 iat0 p. N. - . -
TRAINS ToR BALTIMORE
leave Chester ~ s.to ., n, soop m.
ESEieHT Win ~ S.. ss al al s!S! T.
will run as followsi
Leave Philadelphia, for Perryville and intarms-
Leave wilnington, for Psrryviils And in,srnsdl.
ave places, At 1..0p. m. =
Lesve baltimore for Phil,delphia and intermsdi.
ate places at as p. m. - :.
Leave WILMINGTON for Philadslphia and inferno.
diAte places At 40 D. m. =
suNpAYS-onlys - 40 = N. and II .Sop. m, IRON
Philadelphta 70 Baltimore.
From PhiladslShla 70 Wilmington q, 40 q. n.
and n p. m. bal. - :.
From Wilmington 10 PhilAdelphJa n sSo D. m.
OnlyAt sb p. N. from Baltimore 70 Phnsdsl-
pna. ------00.-
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DHILP q soLoMoNb,
~BooKBKLLKRs, ARMY srATIONRRB,
PRINTERS. .
Anp -,
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ana RlNHgHLvAnIA AVnMUE,
Nave constantly on hand
All Military and Naval WoFks,
New and recent Publications,
Army Stationary, all kinAs,
Field OrdaE Books,
Held Manifold Mritar1,
Company Roll Books,
General Order FILES,
Tine Books,
Army Pay Tables,
E1eld Glasses,
Hisld Copying Presses,
AbatfAet Papers,
Pension AAd Bounty HANKS,
Record books for use At headquarters BY As
sistAnt AdJutAnt 0ensrAls. ...
Blank books made, and Printing dSAe 70 order on
Al Pinisd Books sen, By nAn bee Of portage.
osao-u -
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VNHIs is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT
tho subscriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Washington County, In the District OF
Columbia, letters OF administration on the personal
estate OF william II. DemOBs, late Of Warrington
city, D. O., deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deceased, are hereby warned TO
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof to
the subscriber, on OF before the a2d day OF March
Rext they may otherwise BY law be excluded
nom all benefit OF the said estate.
Given under my hand this cad day Of March, A.
d. ISga, T'I''. THEo y. STOKES =
~ '.. ..."' .. AdnlnistrAtOF.
m2a-IaWuWs Boz 601 p
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Ssn1e-n WIN: sIkARNs, saP1
r A L T1MoRR AND OHIO
:3 % hI S sS fss .z
FOR PHIL ApELpHIA. NEW yopK and posroN.
Leave wsshlnston ., and IO..S q. NJ, and
! sop. m. only.
FOR BALTIMORE,
leave At eco 7, and 10 As a. M. and I. IMk
md 7So p. m. daily, except sunday. On sunday Il
7 a. M, and and 1.So p. m. only.
FOR ALL PARTS OF TINE WEST.
T.... tu..A,n.,o, "a 30
2; n daily. except sunday. On sunday ai1SOp N
only
FOR WARRINGTON AND THE SOUTH,
Il Leave :, Baltimore q 80, To- SS .1d 80 a. n,
Sunday st 'SO and 40 .. m, and '.'O p. M
FOR ANNAPOLIS
Leave B.ltimOfs a no !. m. and SIS ?. m, :.
p. m. 20 through to New York ,0iiAoW change o.
cara: Sleeping car on 1.so p N. train.
Ihs nf,t s and a.. fourth train. non w.shi1sson,
ali III way point. ram nO- . wy "
a., apply . ssSSs J Tsc1,i, Agent a wash!
W 3. SMITH,
MAHter TrAnsportion.
l. M. COLK,
jH9o-u tChronhintl General Ticket Agent.
---.----. -..--
1924 ARRANGEMENTS ooA
iS04- on IS0A.
SEW YoRk LlHER.
IA, C.NnrN AMI .,.uny ANN pu,r NIL
raI m nND - n Az n cnnG6L
S WIG I'M hsNion hAilhoAD so"rA
80, nIr1T ,..,
FhDA PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YOHh
ARD WAY PLAOHS,
rrsAs walnut street Wh.rf and k.,-
stngtar nsnos
- 9 A. M, via Camden and Amboy-C. "A.
e 4. NJ, Via Camden and Jersey cs,y-New
Jersey Aooommodstion an
~ A, N, via Camden and Jsrssv Ci,v,
Morning ExpreaS %
~ A. NJ, via Camden and Jersey City
al ClssI Ticket %
Express anu .'"' 90
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| q 'HS ~ WI.,Hu :, 49,. -
| 20 NJ uLa SAn"en anu Amooy-S' anu
q X - uo,.,-,-.s. -, -, C.,.. ."
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FINANCIAL.

N(IAI,.
TINTED SLATER 10.AO LOAN
~ -. r.. .---0-
JAY COOKE & CO.,
BANKERS,
Asa r,rr,rvru sr,rrr
RrcrIyR suRScnIpTtoNs
o,h.
NEW NATIONAL LOAN.
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NEW LET TIERS PATENT,
~ tSsItIasstS Ne a. May % Isss;)

NJ RW LET TIERS PATENT,
IN Certificate No. Be,e66, May g. 1881
INSTANTANEOUS fEDfCAfoRf
Tho Advantage OF this Invention arc thAtR
a.Ohine is offered to the Public, that will account
ALL MONEYS RECEIVED
FOR the great benefit Of Chartered CompAnieI-AI
city Passenger Railroad Cars, Ferry BoAtg OF the
THis MACHINE il notNt The oontro S Of SoSGSo.
tors or Gate Keepers-iS In no way complicated,
and Of great strength and durability to further
oomnent ny W on this saving point 10 unnecessary
"- TBLL-TALR MACHINEI
ARsinIt the toO-often prACtiged
.... KNoCK-DOWE SYsTEM.
ns general use IA also wherever Moneys Arepaid
Cor Admission, such As
THEATRES,
Va their different Tiers, aud all other Public PlEepl
81 Rxhibltioni Large Flrst-OlAal Hotel Dining
Rosml, (PTopristorp Of which will save quarter
Tsas he HSSs sSd 9sa9s
not least, this principle prevents Fraudulent re.
turns Of Votes At Elections.
or such AAshino!l addressed N the unGorSiGued,
- - : ROWLAND CRoNiELIEN,
WILLIAM R. CRISP,
r TAtsnisGA, Ss3 Pennsylvania Aveuue.
Warrington, NAV S, 1875 uva1-dtf
TRRMB OF THE SUPREME COURT
OF THE D is Of GoLpgBlA,-Noti9e
tOTnI have been hxSd ~ follows:
TIT. General TsFai.
Third Monday OF January.
RiTst Monday OF May.
Third Monday OF October
t8rlt " bts CtTcIA court.
Witch alone jury IL impAnnele'i Tor th' trial
.' n. 10 OF civil oAseE.)
F1fAt Tuesday OF February,
Third mondAy OF May.
first Tuesday Of November.
..fH. TcPms Of he Criminal COtIn.
First MOndAy OF March.
Third Monday OF June.
First Monday Of DeoenbeE
TeTIAI Of The DtsTir tOtIf.
FIrEt Monday OF June.
First AoudAy Of Deoenibef.
Special IeTII.
First Tuesday OF January.
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BY oTSsF Of The Court. RI. MEIGs.
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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-06
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msroy Of the public. We shall not speak Of tAsn
again.
WAIT NO LONGER. NOW Is THE TIME.
...' THEY MUST Be SOLD.
We win not carry thea over.
The great invention Of the age,
PALMERs sPORGING MACHINE.
Every yard 81 goods Shruuk before making up.
Yet, notwithstanding the extra expense, We shan
continue to sell less than any other house In tar
city.
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90. Ofevsry description
CUSTOM GOODS MADE TO ORDER.
Call and see samples before purchasing elsewhere.
Dr.. MILITARY CLOTHING.
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PEOPLES CLOTHING STORE.
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SMITH BRoTHERs 4 CO.
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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-06

r,uE unIDvoN ppINTINo
STEAM-POwER,
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1864-10-13

How sweet to walk through the xheatlands
brown
When the teeming fatness of Heaven drops
down.!
The waving crop with its bursting ea-s
sea of gold on the earth appears;
No longer robed in dress of green,
With tawny faces the fields are seem
A sight more welcome and joyous far
Than hundred blood-won victories are.
Beautiful custom was that of old
When the Hebrew brought, with Joy untold,
The earliest ears of the ripening corn
And laid them down by the Affairs horn;
When the priesthood waved them before the
Lord,
While the Giver of harvests all hearts adored
WHAT gifts more suited could man impart
To express the flow of his grateful heart?
a crowd awaits meath the cottage caves,
To cut the corn ard to bind the sheaves:
At length is heard the expected sound
Put in the sickle, the corn is Drowned
And the reapers go forth with as blithe a
soul
As those who joined the Olympian goal
And sorrowless hearts and voices come
To swell the shouts of the harvest home
And there is a reaper on earth well known,
Whose deeds are traced on the burial stone ;
He carries sickle more deadly and keen
Than eer on the harvest field was seen
He cut down the earliest ears in spring,
As well as the ripest that time can bring;
The tares he gathers to flames are driven
The wheat is laid in the garner of Heaven