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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-08-31

SARAH Il. LAMBERT.
Greeupoint, ,MI.ngs Co., n. Y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-11
Rsesstel Capture q - D.zalng.
Wsshingtoa. Nay 10.

Fort Dssl:sg i said 70 have tssi cap
tufed b oss tsesss. Batlef j. moving
on TO- Richmond On the sousA sids a
JAm1 River. s.ssss s, - :.
GsAat snd Bstler afs evi1sssly rsaninG
= rsos for - sapsnss of tbe rsbel C4eital
and Grant Is : iisals sheaa asd the
cbaaess arc thas he win Be the 6rss o
eater Il Hs has bas Oss dAys short
Daeching 70 accomplish Is.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-11
The GATE CITY


X VI ~
Mr.. Ashnors, the dehsl,isU Deputy
Recorder Of our county, profesesd 70 feel
agerievsd ss notice NJ made Of his
case, in he fAct that ws st down the
amount at $4,000. In conversaiion %
the subject. he assured - thas abe sum
ascertained was only sbout 81 s00Qi -Asd
such We nov understand 70 BE- the fact,
ard give him tho benefit Of the correc-
ton. 49, a'ssassia aa4 4 ~
In doing so. however. that We may nos
be instrumental, Is some good men sfe
likely to BE-, 10 enabling him TO impose
upon o,hsr comnpaitiss elsewhere, We
shall proceed h siafs : few circumstance
in connectios with the matter. These
circumstances, = We undesssand, develop
a persistent and systematic course Of
fraud and peculation in : snalL way, run
ming back half dozen yeara, and amount
ing in the agtregses 70 considerable
sum. 49, aisa-s4ssss y -
In the frss place, il is ascsrtainsd that
the fee.book--for 1857, We bslisve-is
missing, and the fees for, say some six
thousand deeds recordedjn that year. are
wholly unaccounsed for. In the second
place. the 6s-boots. - kept, arc frpadu-
lent, in the fact that many. deeds, and, in
some instances, deeds s.of. great length,
fees for recording Of which amountto fivc
or ten dollars, are not entered upon the
fee book at all, and in great many bases
the fees as entered upon the fee book are
from Twenty-Five to hundred Psr cent.
less than the amount entered on the deeds
themselves and collected Of the parties
who had them put on record.
Thus, in consequence Of the loss Of the
books, and Of the complication sud esd-
less labor and difficulty attending the
comparison Of the se-books kept with the
actual record, the real amount of Nr.
Ashmore's default lhas not bsen ascsr-
tanned and never will be. He has, how
ever, lived high and lived fast on salary
most of the time Of ssO0.a ysar in county
orders at discount, and it is fair to pre-
sumo that such Systematic cousse Of
concsaluent, fraud and pecalatiea ~ps
made to yield ample remunerssieu fol
the pains taken to keep 1t up. rs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-11

A large number Of peFsons oa short
notice asssmbled in front Of tho Rxsestivt
Mansion tonight, and With the beHd ii
the 9Th Ohio volunteers. nov uu IL way
t. the fieic, complimsnted the President
With . serenads. The President sppearsd
on the portico and made brief speech.
in which he said the honor extended vaa
not % mach, perhaps, 10 him = s0snsnl
Gnus and the gallant officers and soldiers
under his command. e. =
He vas excsedipgly srasiied to know
Grant had not been jostled from his plam.
but Was now on tAe 4ine Of nSse6ssni
scsordiag 70 the original design. While,
however, Ne might rejoice over What has
alresdy been accomplished, much more
e1ains to Be done. fSs4
& The proceedings, which we're of pbsrl
coatinuance, conciuded With = sepsassd
chesrs for the tresidsas, Gen. G rant and
the army. 81
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-11

FseaES MMlas DlqAtch a4
RAt
~ WasAisgson. May 10.
1 Advises fron The front TO ,hrss O'Clock
yesterday tfassnooa sFe rscsissd.E On
&epdey. Warren encountesed Lees lsAr
krsd d SpSssjISa6h q ~. "A sharp
fghs imnsdiatsly ensued. Oar roops
tsrs q fnt repaised, bst fafiyisg ad-
vanced With srsas inPetuossity spoa the
enemy. artviAs hin bsyosd the G. H.
O. Assday n artillery duel vas opes-
ID and kspt up south Of Spotsylvania.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-11
Nep advertisements.
STATE OF IOWA.

AnyurAsT GExnALs 0SrscR
DAvxsross, Nay 4th, 1854 J !
Gen9sf fop1e no.1xI
Any prson Who 10 fecf1 In this ftafe fs
any ssrvce without exprrss authority from IN unod
States o1B1 - n0A16 bsrngs1ent. shall Il once be
axreEted- %SN
~ sr1er * tie ComnAnderin1h Chief. s.ss
sE5Nss. sTEa Eaf4E84s Nh BAKEk
uayll-dft xdJnfAnt Grn- Of lova.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-11

EF Itis most shameful fact that the
British Aristocracy and Government
have driven Garibaldi, the champion b
liberty ont of England. Yes, prond old
Eoglsnd has committed itself before the
world through the ofkcsrs Of Govern
mest - the craven toadies Of Napoleon
the Third.
Garibsldi is reported to have said that
he left England on hint from the 0os.
ernmsnt omoers, that sucha coarse woald
save Eogland from some embarrassing
complications with France. Add the IS
noble aristocracy Of England doubtless
were glad Of the OCCASION however dis
graceful to the nation, which served Z
drive Gsribaldi from their inhospitAbl'
shores. s~asss ~ S s 2 -. .,sss 'ss's
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-11

F '-s' -. Ao'
A special TO the Enquiret dated Waeh.
iugton last night, says Gen. Meade. again
moved on the eseny and had : brisk fghs
at Todd's Tavern, just north Of Po river.
RyFnight the rebels were retresting on
'ths~e roads south to@asos Riehmoad t
On Susday the rebels attempted to mak(
asoshsr ssasd, bst Meade a1acksd theu
Dispatches tonight confirms sheir rvtsaAi
- North Anna river. The rebeis suc-
ssedsd 10 Ees,ing Cd most their ~ossdsd.
spp to Saturday night she colsrsd troop
had no, been put into Ehs fght, bat wsft
4 cid a reserves with Burnside. We loci
but two pisces ef aEsillssy.
The Bnl.etir han rsceived ths iollowin6
special s,tss.. w ~..ingson: -
Gens. AVsrfsn aad fixssock are in close
pursuit Of the enemy. The srsbsls hav.
been driven from Spotsylvans Oh. to
sards South ASA Eiyer.'g II, sgs
s-Rinhnead papers represent that gfeA
dissssas aad sild diaosdsr prevail shsrs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-11
sTATG OE eOW A.
AnserAx. Gassaars osrtx,T
psyexpoaa May d fs6A *

UAsDF"ax, nay y hs94 II y
0eskrui Orders 10 ~ iaa4-s E;s84 @ssv#.Ft
T. A1Cannns1ms uf Aiiitsas Csnpspiex IN this stAts
Uch have vslaps-rrd for tie 100 d CA, eoaf
ep of CAABn11eS sAissA " ABdkntug GAagnhsasuasss
0 nhh 9e~, IN hksscs pneesd With their CdnrsAir'
~ esaerA Rcniezvon& - aAsehpufx upca
IN H. Ac1a ~ aupix 10 rrxin<nts rasa "a The flsu
css<estcAaI n1ssrA, thiea Ssil sssADsuDp - Kv
\ O. cslxsssps. a o, oryssr-d NJ. - nip.rs
Mk4f 10 kecknh wA~rS - aR 94 - AsA- Gs4n& -
4 o.~assss-eAs ~ prrr-s = osy.nssss ho<s
" Al ssssssahdaaas - ssna C>nresipanl p1ths
xArqeseto Cal Cnilsztsos, a A @, u xeek13 >,
Anfuu1ay. t&e 18th Inst. 4tAk3sSwfs1 Ff$ IN saax
Z y. n.nns~ss -. = rsses. IN - nrss -
sional DGxirts required ~ 0eA<A 0dss ~ ~ y
dcf1setpd b @b CaIbsf9s AssAse, snA - g. q "
WuhsS y. SsA,ss kxskuh the iaef named aetn1
In b~heifk L. CO. " y.Gnrr. ltefu. D u1saaU. GA5e
IAg.san.gUosr ~ shs6naA -..agrsg5 - 49, \
- Gdw " tn CaaanAnlisriA Chief
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-11

RErAL1ArloH.--As losg $50 = July.
1883. the President, ommsadsr-ip-ohisf,
issued an order Of which the following j.
m extract: az
.It is the duty of .evsfy Government
to give protection to the citizens Of what
over class, color o. ossdilion. and espe-
cially 70 shose who are duty organised ~
soldiers in the puba,e service. ~sI.
A<Is i thereioss ordefsd that for every
soldi1s Of the unitsd States killed 10 vio-
lation of the Laws Of va. 3 rebel soldier
shall be exeonted.' 4
Nov ~ hsvs murders snd nassscrsa
of Union scldiers, white and coiored,
siaes. shsn bat MOI 4 vipgls rsbsl sOldis,
has been execsssd. NJ asaan6oa shal
been paid to>ths order By the Presidsn'
or any officer u6dsr him. nor has anJ
policy been adopted . iasi.i1ass ths
rebel nardeyess q secure the Ealea1s 9
Ae'ssssssd prisQnsra. -.
Tue reason Tor this IL 6ot.t y found
in Halleck's ~ost o. ~ .ss<t sar, bsI
i vas aatsfsl 70 expect isst 81 60
fsem ths aathos of s-Ordsr NJ g
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-11

-,---,-s -. aI1nl. - ------ -
-.ssss..'ss ss.'.ss !: 20 : Bslsiaots, A1Y VOL
~ algossalk palas ~ vBsilse "a slssial
sanodatst aiiD Beaaregprd near P{11ss
tssE 6slssday, nd q 6saday esailsd
~ki9 wieh eoasi1asshla ffnssel aDa 9psYs
'Na. ltsdds thus Bsalss - ~ ny n
Rich0es1 u his banda. ng6ei psitsBsss
repon L. vi voaadsd Friday. s
T1aszNq4Fsrk, Nay 10.
The Herald ays Betiss commenced
u march oa Richmoad from the soath
1esAj1 J6e b87 ikslDg. EpHdy's
sninterrsptsd nasoA viii bsisg hin q
JamSs River opposite Riohnopd. Inn
portans news may BE- expected to-day.
- LNaHi YsSk, May 10.
The ~orld Aas ssseakrasd adyiesa
that F.. Darling hes bssn captured b
b0t1eRs 24@sa xsrs sF ssa.xs s.a..v
Times eorrsSpssdsnt $50 Batler'd
positions = Bss.uds Nasdrsa = ssseGd'
sssa > i.praenahle. i Vas gainsd b
sharp fghting and will Be held. -
. Hhs TsiAespss yssrrssRo9Aeet says Bot.
lsa's laJpre- npysmsetS vfif oepshds q
thoss q 0t1aL d AJsspls agres ths
Desaregsrd j. sonfrassiag Balsr viii
- 600 ssoops. n SOL, -. -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-11

kE General Canby's department en-
braces the region Wess Of the MississipI
and South Of Missouri. Gen. Candy .
appointment relieves Gen. Banks from
duty. and it might be as well for him to
take leave of military life entirely on this
occasion. We doubt not there would be
= very general acquiescsncs of the public
in such course on his part.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-11

Is s. ~ = q kNSS
4 A dispatsh q ~ 81 stslss ~ rsbsls
'f(pslssd or troerS = De plaak nd
4; 4; & 81 iiIi;|i Il
stred 1000 of or tsoOPs.
III OF Fridays hastls dispateh states The
sbsk and Losgsesssst A8Sif 1bresd shsa
- give vsy. Losessress was severely
Po1u11 Ntt@p 7sa. 1esaiags
- ncrtalIy vosnded. III Uhi6t ~ =
tsrs pashsd bssk - Chsassllossvilis I'D
'';;s:,;s z. x :3s;'EI,2 .6.,. - y.
hp 70 laas hosr o. ~ 9Th. % 6ghtisg
~ takan plsqs o the Peniasala. Tho
s.ovsipsat IS kAafI1 pYnSk16ar1f1r61nsg
sivse vas ksoaa IS ! fSogtp ~ 81 y sxvsa
Scloek Thsnday. vhso Ges- Pickett or
(ssdStt ttthshilhiD Ahnfksges4qi&Qe@
ensaed. All the force at Petsrsbarg ~
moved ont. Nothiss = said Of meeting
''asSs ss.s.1. HHs.5:.Ss., Sssss VI. scs
(.Txefs AU4a4 Msy g. J
Fighting eoamssssd yesterday soon
and ndfsd6kl72453HEfaGnkween Geseral
Hssknaa's brigade aad ssvsrA .s1Asr
ssssls1Qg1h :s.;.|s ..s. Eta11e;s;.s' =
The 6ght. Our forces drove ths esemy
back thfss miIes. Hs6Rly 70 Pstsrsborg.-
Va Aold Tia gsiluad bstsess Richmood
~ akrs11g. - aITn
0ssssal Ksatsss eassIry sts6oeydsd ID
deseroyjng some portions of the Fstsrs-
bafk 1&& Wao0G - 1uGa1as 1fisksa Ford
snd captured many rsbel prisosen.
a. 0..1H25 7-,SVxz6.
50 ia ai Wssaiegtoa, hay 10.
To Major General Dig:
4 1a1pitsh. fisa. 0speral SAesusn ~
csivsd at nidnight ssates vs are 6ghtiss
EfDr The psseessiea ef Rocky Fass Ndgs,
and thas AcPhsssos tod 6saks Greed
Gap, aud was I miles from kesaca shia
ss61sfnlAks ~ ~ sta s.sssx<ss as4s
On Saturday stAss ssSels were forced
from Tunnell Hill b. Thomas and took %.
sition q Baansd At1ss, jnss 1srti "
Dalton. This 10 rspseaeessd ~ . ven
strong position which Tho6fx1 tas unabIs
70 drive the ssSay fsSis % former osn.
|a1Ga RasaA b on the railroad d cat II
miles south Of Dalton. This viii plaes
NePhl9pn s1iA = strong .cpepA. in III
easmys : rear, xhile rsousas sdvsScss ~
(oa 80 Smss sd 6ehe6eA sleea 81 then
dsnk from Cleveiaad. Prob.hiy : 8rsa'
bessis vas fought % that line yesterday
al 10y A1e0h ero1tsw. So
Noshisg since ny last has been rscsived
from Grant ~ Buslss.s i
(SigLed) h. n. STANTON.
fsl ~ " 6ee'y q Waf. :
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-11

sxAs Nv " wv - eO~ vUYHXS
tsst was reusyyt se4iaet pps isse, The
rdnl, Ard AgH pf battle came ff0n et6fy
qpartsf, lnd nos oeftaln isdisstl62 &
wesA tSAlsdsd Lee 80 ei9g luip(paee6
by Longstrsss on Hancooks frqa esd
part Of Rassside's aorpp secordiagly
moved to his support, taking ! p0ottiod
to the left of 0uH. VAtsSo ed eo1Apl11as
y filing The - ieta y4iel qthA 44q
teppyhe4 - throHn IL pRgeeedlnS
evsaing. On nostet = .@yl ~ -
tafds the assigned position; t1seek6 i Gloee
fOfsst. they ioasd \ osssltat t16tlDl
phpsssd 10. 1ispStsi sip peeie9. Y14
Sighting ct this point wes oyeg ~ ? 3 clock,
6ndine 4 inPossibls p tIllodge thess6<
els from thsif poeitiOp, kA.Iy - the
morning. Haneodk - dEivsa - ORR
20 his bseAst wosa4 y sapsnos toress
bat subesqssatay salhsS hisanss aedas.
os@dAa jqy4aihip9 oost Of ~ groand.
between 10 and II o'clock hovssss.
ILosgeisaDaAanossa@slsa - tulping tbs left
|io. NJ u1tases aed4aAsowiag i ioto grses
confusion. This offended siosg the 60
tire iins and came neas invAl11a9 -
whole corps II iuextYffabla uo9fl1isus IL
Hancock was osss nsss zessed beSk TO
bis breast woska and - rebAh ,cseaily
planted me cotors iass6s, but coula nDt
sussaia ..themselveas and zen, ,sjfcsed
this time with heavy rsihfof66sh4 -
thrown to Haucock's sappozt fsen BSrn-
sides corps, and bis 80 tere rallied and
taken we'll in hend. asd ell dssgsr Of
further disaster reoosad. s
The charge Of Lonkltfsss's - = som-
pletely over~helmiag ssaid .ass' q iafan-
tsy, huSlsd upon Hsncoct ene siter time
With impetuosity Dothing coalA vithssand,
Is U4s A1cesdseety tOstnhAts tor the eth
eesps and The xhols army that hs Nss
checked q tho critical period and dFis6n
bsck viii ~ Mssh PsssipiAaasy-as~ he
came. *SsaE8aslc1
Tbs groand IN fIeat q Hancock had
eeea toeGht oyer number Of times, and
~ usn1ood ~ dying % ~ so wsrs
vast.
Al night Hancock cesuptea hin bssast
Woke and lad nothiD9 bnk prisoners and
rebel dead 70 show Tor tAs s:ssghass Of
two dsy's 'fghasg. he ssaassd sEith
eoaspiceoas gsllanIry throaghout Add sas
on tho 6eld personally where the danger
aRss thickest. =
Gen. WasreA abo ME 4oeG u hae,
And the utmost surprise Vas manlSosted
at the nsnberi ofsvssps Lss 1as able -
bring into scticu. This corp re4ained
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-11

Da- General Bussey left St. Louis yes
terday to join General Steele in Little
Rock.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-11

EOR SALE-3ee1scses qo6y Ind, l67
scsvs saAss Asds asA15 srEsA~G ttnhsr, WITH soa1
hsns dvslhne osus.inng seven roanes and other oct
buildings. This Ayns b. veA Wss6eeA. - ~ npf3s
usss carypiunA asa sshes fruis txes trgethas SiGh
esnaeetsi trssa sea seAer Improvements shnf nlske
krn deS6rs1se Ais ~ q aiansA IN nsiss ssrta a.
C9sanR, nnroet ca, IslisaiA I'D an ~ toae1 ~
AeNessen - - phrL - - n. D. Hk-RYCk, 81
ss Ell q k<.l AlI. L<ssss 81 AZ, .lAe, nesxst
|EOR 6ALE19 50 sseres land, 10 aenes
II innb@. Anbssasg hpass - lag tasp. s$ sVr<a<r
hlRain, ~ undes Encs, vel wafefvG wssh MI sld
otkef kte4is lcea&sd sf<At lilo - cEsssa - 8eS -
~ smy, IpuA At iand Wi - scd fur $40 b<xnrrp,
anA ttIe gooA kn1pirs " H. y 11H4Fex.
Eny1l SsN# TN~ nnal HntatH Ag4e
|EOR SALE-CHEAP.-Ds.. Hicks
i caers III besatifai rss1deaes esu ain 9~a tswn
bfsa1A seasts 4 Hnhs1antaliy built, vrh hnissd
ns coSaee. viii ten rellu, I'D cletu, good
baSo fhisty sf aad, ssDck ppnd, Erape arte 4x
risess II WOah -Four knndsetappe trses peaeh, psnr
pun cAsuy, sprSco1 uecfarine sibssiaa aA sevsrui
VnrseSiss earank Rmpery. goseshauy, stsauberT -
Ts laoa = wsil frnrel and In high state " eslffva
tioo- Ten xtrvS sre % wheat an1 Mo easn1
~ extFemely vuai. ss az 49, fss~sz
prssc1S pfeaisa IN spsrts = shast earahird COST
~ I'D ~ - ert - inne the price w ~ ayAncsd
the property uifhdfxwn ffum naxket. uaqn1ks Df
DAyiS s - Asra ~ AAN-1hCA-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-11

AFTERNOON Espl7e1Ess
TEE wARIr y vunGaNIA
|E ~ 9a@ se} sssa ~. ssseg ~ .zs, :.
- -
The Race for Richmond

akE EgsTF 49, apans
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-12
NY SWORD SONG.


.,ay in. tav out, through the long campaign
Tmarch In my place In the ranksJ
And whether it shine or whether it rain
hy good sword chcerly clanksi
II cIauks and claugs Ia a ordiy, way
Like the ring OF an armed heoI H.
And this is the song which day oy my
IL sings with is lips Of steel =
aob friend from whom hundred times,
I h.ve lsft The sieadiast grip
mn n,lrlnoupcing love hat climbs
The heights of fellowship.
Are ,on trtd with tres ding the weary miles
:. vou faint With your bleeding lin5sl
ro xos burgcr back for the olden smiles,
And the sound vi the Olden hymns
..Itas your heart grown weak since the radian
hour
When you leaped with o single bound
From your dreamy ease TO the sovereign power
ofRuving soul wcll crowned
Behold the a'Oes OF sacrifice
Are better than any wine;
And the bloody sweat of q cause like this
Is an agony divine.
s'Under the wall of the shuddcriug world,
Amoaning tor its dead sons
Over the believing tbundets haired
From the thrOats OF wfathiui guns
Above the roar Of the punging line
That rocks with the fury Ut he'll,
Runs the absolute voice 20 Earth oi NINE
BE patient, for all is well y"
Thus sings my sword 10 my soul; and l,
Albeit the way is long,
And black clouds thickeD athward the sky
S-iil keen my spirit strong;
For whether live or whether die,
On the red ground gha-tly aud stark,
Beyond ihe carnage snall dys1ry
God shining acrVss the dark.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-12

NEW CHAPTER oP "TuE SroRY OF THE
GUEs."-The Lords of the Admiralty are turning
Inventors. The DukG OF Somerset mas a sm11 h
bore 100 pouuder nam ed Afer him and Admiral
Frederick h siuYents d auo her l0J- -pUundrr. with
shunt iif nR aud abau, 7-incb bore, which will
not fire round shot, and which weighs 81 tons.
This gun has not been tried, nut as IL is invented
by one of "Iny 'Ords," It's good qualities are taken
on trust, ana ffy of thrm, costing $500 piece,
have been ORDERED, the Admiralty supplying the
faith, aud WOhwich the work.. This faith Is Aole
10 remove mountains. A the Prescn. time there
is at Woolwich pile of one hundred aud hfiy
Armstrong guns undergoing the Op.r.tiod 10
which the lrishmaus kn te was suhjec' 'ed-that
of having q new blude and a fresh handle.
Thee guns NJ having all their tlbts Iaken out
and are being converted irom Dre,ch IN o ,nuzz G.
loAders, In other words, Sir William Armstrong
has abandoned the hreCch-loading system, aud
is altering his Tiliing. This will be q cosby jJb,
the nation will never know how costly. rho
IL pUEuders bre also being shortened, aud the
llO.EoundeIs are also having solid Ureegh pieces
prepared for them in pla of the present V'nt
pieces. The guns thus ''rcs'Ored" will bear the
original date upon the truInioh, and when they
CT me to be fired will be credited wi h AL the
Tounds which they stood uefOre ihey had n new
insite ard fr sh outside. Tue Lords of the
Admiralty must know better than the unin Ii ied
tie value of these testimonials u eharacler.
Yet, in spite of their better knO Fledse, in sp &c oi
all these repeated failures, thrh fah, as we have
said, il SO great that they have ordered itty OF
Admiral FredeJick's guns before they have tried
QUE Manchester "OWier.
"WHo CAN MINISTER TO A MIND DISEASED p
The following "nesperaie' eifusiun, says the
BUCAGn ClSerrcr, was picked up IN the neighbOr.
b, cd Of a vllag in the Buchan district the Other
dan aud we are sure our readers will COmmiser.
ate the WOful condition Of'the unhappy swain
who is in "a quaDdAIy wueher ne "wll 90 mad,
'di, - or "ieiyc my plnc and 90 HON -
.fa q
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JOIN g. DALE, A en-,
IN WALSUT street. philadelphia
.eFGss. BOSTON AND PHILADELPHIA

.gfGgs. BOSTON AND PHILADELPHIA
sslss ~ Steam Slip iinr, sslns iron each port
E-ItUI-ANS, nm hIst Wha above f!EE street
rbu IIia, Ard Long Wharf, Host From first wharf
above tfNl erect on "a uTday. duly 10. 1874
TN slcptn lib SAAnA. M.thews will SAL from PHI
lafe ph tOI Roftnu Saturday, July 10 10 Orock
81 Huu the steamship NORMAN, BRkor. from Boston
ET Fhiieaelpha on srme daJ, at =, 81,
Tf fesF nep ana sunstsniai ,teamsh "a form regular
line, sain'p II m each p pUnclualy on Satu'dR g.,
lIfetS euecled AT ons ha the premium charged on
san vessels,
Fitlshts taken at fair rates.
stItI. IRE requested to send Slip Receipts and BINS
LGdinR wifi iheir lOUds.
Tor Freight Passage (havtne hne Aocommod ioBs)
appiy 60 HENRY WiNSOR a. co,
la4-u No. 831 g. DELAWARE. Avesuo.
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. tG- FOR NEW YORK.-OESPArCB
.llsiti.-s,a sse hwlsure Lines, Va neas are sad
da'y a. Y oeooI and oclek p M., from third pier
above W anu street
Tor feght which viii be tAken on accommodating
terms, a.plY % WILLIAM N. BAlRD'& co., 10. l3i =.
DELAWARE Avenue.
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SHIPPING.

-~sf%Fs, STEAM WEEKLY TO LIVER
Pnndrphis steam,mp Company are intended to sail AS
luiows
CRY OF BALTIMORE, Saturday, June 10Th.
ETEA, SBtu doy, July 28d.
EIIHHCHG, Saturday, Juiv 3ott
And c,cr, os saturday, noon, from Pier Ne. ~
North RIVER - - ...
Fayable IN Gold, or its cqui, aleut In Currency
First CRin 5000 Seerage S35 o.
fuet Lbn London g. 70 sieefuYc 10 London $500
FTs CABIN % Paris 9i-0 Ste'h2e Paris ..... 800
Fhst CABIN a. Hamburg 1000 st,efage 20 Hamburg 87OO
Passengers Rroed 10 I,vru, BreReu, kotter
cam. Aptw erp. &c, n equally low rates.
lales frin Lyerpg O or Queenstown ifirst Cshtn $40
sst 500 Stperape from Liverpool ald Qnoeust0wn, 80
Those wto wut 70 send Tor thor friends can buy tckets
hCIe 81 fhos q rates.
Fer further Information apply a. Z Comnhnys oices.
JOHN g. DALE, A en-,
No. III WALSUV street. philadelphia
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r CTStys52EBr PHI LAD Il l. PHI A AND
e1f8 ESa.Y1e'ssFs TRt NiOS AND CAMDEN AND
AZ boy RAILROAD COMPANIES.
Notice.
On and afcr hOSDAN .JunuaTy g. 1851 the Trains foI
New eayn keusirgon DspOt, phH deiphiA a. 3i2
NJ sight, ana so T.. M and he trains leaving View
Yorl ~ = A. y and SOP NJ will hereafter be run
eiusivey tOr the Uitd states Mails aud New York %
Mashlton Passengers and VIII not take In nor lot out
anN tn.seug'rs b. tween SAID cttes.
The T. 4. NJ. and " NidIeht Limos tom New foTe to
MaslIngiOu, Uhu the ll'stA. y. aud ~ Lines from
10 YORK, WI continue as al present and
ca passengers 10 ynd fr4n lie In nrnediae saoni
ard Baltimore, Washington, acd New York.
NGRAIENTS BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND
NEW ORK
ines leave Philadelphia, ON Kenslngton Depot, az
1Il5 A. NJ, 90 d G'i5P N Rnc 1870 nidri ~ and
from walnut S'Tcs WhHti VIA Camden), ate and A M.
" N 4 aud q D.. 81 l0T New y III.
And New furR. fNnt II COurtlaudt street AZ
4. NJ. lr a. N - -, aud q. NJ, ID ~ mdnigh
and y, m foot Cl BsTcisS suEc. a. 4 ~ an4 r, ~
iAb-tf WM =. GATZMlsit. Agent.