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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-10-05

ENTERPRISE AT WEST CoNcoRp.-An
effort is on foot to convert the machine
shops at West Concord into wooden
factory, $4,000 are already subscribed
by the citizens in that vicinity, and when
$4,000 more are subscribed wealthy
and influential man stands ready to put
in $4,000, making a capital of $4,000
with which to commence operations.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-10-05

GOLDEN WEDDTNG.-Mr. and Mrs. Lv-
man Pease of Bridport celebrated the
hftleth anniversary Of their wedding day
on the 18th inst. They are each about
seventg-two years of age, still vigorous
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-10-05

PERsoNAL-The Rev. VIM. IL. Lord of
Montpelier has returned from the West.
We learn that the Reverend Doctor
has determined to accept the call to fiji
the pulpit of Plymouth Church, Milwau.
kip
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-10-05
advanced buildings. Many of the new

advanced buildings. Many OF the new
buildings, it is evident, will be larger
than any which were destroyed by the
fire. Iron, brown stone, marble and
granite will enter largely into the build
ing of many of the palatial stores and
warehouses.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-10-05

MoNUMENT,-The design by Larkin G.
Mead, formerly of Brattleboro, for the
monument to Mr. LincOlns memory, at
Springfield, Mass, was submitted to the
Monument Association last week, anu
will probably be accepted.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-10-05

FIRB.-The chair factory Of R. W.
Irish, in Searsburgh, was destroyed by
fire on Monday night with lose of
from IS 900 to Sc, 900.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-10-05

MILITARY APPoINTMENTs.-AmOng the
appointments by brevet in the regular
army made by the President since May
rs, 1865, are the following yermontcrs
TO BE BRIGAD1ER GENERALS BY BREvET.
Brevet Col, Amos G. Beckwith.
Truman Seymour.
VIM. B. Hazen.
Joseph A. Mower,
TO BE coLoNELs BY BRr.ygr.
Dreyet Lit. COL BENJAMIN Alvord.
Vim, F. Smith.
N. B. McLaugnlni11:.
" o. L. Babcock.
James NJ. Warner.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-10-05

THE SINKING OF THE BUCEBYE,-The
Ogdensburgh Republican says OF the
sinking Of the Buckeye The names OF
the three known TO DO lost are Mrs
O'Neil of Oswego, and Mrs, and Miss
Aubrey of Burlington, VI, Miss Au.
brey was aroused and could have been
saved, but refused to desert her mother
Before the mother could be got at, the
boat careened on her side and both
mother and daughter went down to-
gether In fact, scarce 20 minutes
elapsed from the time the Buckeye
struck until she sank,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-10-05

in body and mind, and there was at the
celebration pleasant gathering of
chill iren, grand children and friends to
the number of about forty.
The New York herald., 1865-04-10

ARRIVED
Us gunboat vicksburg Acting Master Prank q Osborn
commanding, & HAMPTON Road, i, " hours: .s., cs..
Nc April ~ Fortress Monroe 7th, with passengers
70 y Ouar1ermaster.
sissn.hip GstsnI,: ~ TRANSPORT Ls;sssns Gny peIn,
stesmshs John Gibson. oeoghes.n, Alexandria, ~ hours
with mdse and passengers, to VIM J Taylor Go.
via sos.on days. w. with coal. to II "a DeGeiS
Brig Tasso (taD, Cacacc. Casteamars II days, passcd
Gibraltar March ., With rags, 70 order;
H. hldns Ac Pauenstadt Co. The Dutch steamer
Pioneer sailed March n for Demcrara and Danish schooner
Odin. for Brrmen, called March ls.
Water Lily Ttei Rio orande % days. with hides. to
Brig Grace worthnson (of BelIse Topd) Lind Belize 70
days with m manog.ny a. =. 20 Ae.andrs Son. c.,
scSr Hope ,of PssrsSo Hsl C.rren nsyAsusz, March ~
with sugar. Ac OH Dewem
sshr Chase, Hnls Providence for Elnbsthport
sssr ss, nsss.s.s nss: s'Ess f,Sss:@ss rrsyssas:
ssSr John " isiI hsil Essissy for Newburs
schyy Swan, Mayo, Welnect
schr RoIannA Burlsy, Phillips New Haven.
echr = Jones, Yish New Haven.
schr w IIihe, HIne, New Haven-
Bchr n Town. Fox, New Haven,
schr ie!rel sisars, New Haven for Elizabs.hport
6chr Henrietta, Minor, Hartford.
schr Ruth Haisey. Packer. New London for Albany.
sshr James Psykcr. Kelly, New Losdon.
sssr ssr xnns kS:s x.Apor. for B.mor
lima: shp noocka; barks suote, Famiia brss juliet
Cisrh Princess Royal; schs United Brothers. sInkrr
Crawford, Pow Boy. Colorado. walter Raleigh, Marina
Wind Al suusst sE.
The New York herald., 1865-04-10
Albany.

ALBANY, April 10-1 A. NJ
There is great rejoicing here the Of the
render Of General Lee and hts army.
The news was received at about 10 p NJ, and about
midnight State and Pearl Aled with people
anxiousy inquiring the particulars.
The bells arc ringing, cannon firing, while the multi
tude are induIging in fireworks
The Governor called up and briefly addressed the
throng gathered around his residence.
The State House and many private residences are
illuminated
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The Richmond Uni0nists Venturing Out
OF their Hiding Places.
from the Richmond WhiR April ~

great many men whom tho tyrannical rebel conscrp
ton has FOR three driven from the face OF day and
forced hide and skulk like felons assured by tho pre-
scnce OF the Union forces and tho Star Spangled
Banner" have ventured once more TO show them
selves among their fellows We saw, yesterday,
gentleman OF this class II lhad been more than
three W since him before. On that occas
he was distributing copies Of tho speech mado In the
Virginia Convention by the Honorablo Sherrard Cleans
he was an out and Bolts man. and very soon had to
hide himself from the Davis minons. What this poor
man, and such as he, have suffered during this war
none but themselves know. They have lived
In poverty and constant dread and apprehension Again
they taste the blessings OF liberty and walk the carth as
fcem The joys OF their recovered freedom 60 far to
compensate them for all their sufiernga
The New York herald., 1865-04-10

CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH fAaz.

m IN for himself and the devil Yanks catch the hind
most They certainly Sworst the demorazed set OF
men that ever fed before victorious foe.
THE PURSUIT CONTINUED
The Third brigade continued follow, 1ght and cap
fure the rebels fine STYLE the Second doag Their part
the work well and following the road they took came
out upon same on, the Third marching This
road right angles with the the rebels had
reach in order escape and the only accessible
20 them Pushing very rapidly portion of the rebel
cavalry eded in gaining this road closely followed
up by Colonel Caphart, who was momearily thinning
sheir numbers
BNEY RALLIEs
Having arrived the road the rebel ca airy
turned to the right and here maintaining some show Of
order slightly rallied and poured In irregular vol
ieys. charge attempted by our cavalry, but while
preparing TO execute IT. strong force Of rebel infantry
appeared in their rear consisting OF Pcketts division
and two brisades of Bushrod Johnson's stated be-
FORE this road was the only accessible them and
they were Obliged to keep the right OF way here else
break Unfortunately for the woods In which case,
probably the largest number Of them would be captured
The Tn I'd brigade considerably weakened in num-
bers In consequence OF so many men having gone 70
tho rear with prisoners but STILL though outnum-
bered five 10 by eager, desperate men in
their rear whose only safety lay in breaking through
their line and gaming the road, they turned and
fought desperately. Not . whit dismaycd, tho
rebels dcploycd strong 1anking party their lef
coming upon our men open field their right
BY this move tho rebels poured in ennlading fire
upon us, before which obliged rotirc slowly
upon the Same road followed In coming ap Just at this
time Gen raj Mckenzie, commanding Kautzs old
division Of cavalry, up and formed quarter Of
mile In ths rear of Colonel Caphar upon which line he
gradually fell back, where stand made Captain
Lords battery, Of the Second United States viii h lad
closely followed the column now ordered up and
with four pieces took very commanding position and
ahe rebels were lighting rapid Smelling kept up
Tor few minutes, viii, eectuay sicrccd and started
them back upon the road they desired to possess.
s'-- THE ENEMY AoAs PURSUED.
Mckenzie and Caphart followed them up closely until
might in the remainder of the Third division cncmp
ing upon TIE fine plantation of Dr. Taylor noted secesh
and member of the rebel Legislature
THE rAY's WORK.
In summing up the results Of the day truly say
they were such as Afforded unmnelcd satisfaction TO ALL
We had driven tie enemy distance Of twenty two
miles, routing them every point capturing three hun
dred ard sxty-lve pr,aies eight officers, two battle
aAgs, four pieces Of rirry, any quantity Of ammtn
tioa Wagons &c killing and wouncing large number.
10 ssEs
Ons whole loss Ia killed and wounded inside OF any,
Ero5ahy ioriy being the xient curing tho day.
assepscExSSr clrroRE cT sIcuNcsp
0enera Aiciritt otciai despatch
ing the capture Of Richmond, which read to all the
commands and received With cheers and shouts Of joy
The New York herald., 1865-04-10
Wilmington.

WItNsGToS, Del, April 0, 1865
Wilmington Is in uproar and blaze Of glory, rcoic
ing over the greatest of victories yet achieved by our
arms Guns are firing, bolls are ringing, and largo
procession proceeding through the streets Such an
excitement never before Witnessed In this city
The New York herald., 1865-04-10
Disting guishsd visitor. at Richmona, SO.

FROM inc hcnm0nd Whig April III
MIS- President Lincoln and Mrs. General Grant arrived
In the city ON yesterday afternoon The party, accom-
panied by several prominent government officials rode
through the city In carriages with escort Of cavalry
and returned TO City Point in the evening" whittier tho
President had already gone
Vice President Andrew Johnson Hon. Mr. Harlan, Sec
retary OF the Interior, and Hon. Preston King also
here.
Assistant Secretary OF War Dana Is in Richmond
secrctaries VIM. H Seward and L. NJ. Stanton ex-
pected during the present week
Adams Express Company about to establish .
branch house Of the company In Richmond from City
Point.
Improvement renovation and reconstruction must
suredy follow in the wake Of the Union armieS In things
political ~ well as things MATERIAL strong force OF Ia
borers to be At put at work the broken points
Of the Richmond Fredericksburg, Aqua Creek and Pco-
mac Railroad and its completion which will occur within
the next few weeks will put Richmond In rail communi
cation with the Capital Of the United States Again the
iron bands broken by the ruthless hand Of war,
welded again, will once re-unite . divided
people M In bands too strong 10 be put ason-
der. The river distractions ara, believe, being
removed as expeditiousy possible aud forty eight
hours Will not eapse opine before we hear OF steam.
ers at Rockets direct from New York, Philadelphia and
Baltimore The river at City Point Is filled with suit
ier neet awaiting permits to enable them TO bring their
supplies up to Richmond.
The New York herald., 1865-04-10
Providence.

PnovIDsScE r. L., April Q, ls05-Midnght
Bells are ringing, cannon firing and the citizens
are out rejoicing over tho Of Lees surrender
large bonlIe ID burning We bosset bridge.
The New York herald., 1865-04-10

- PM ADELflA, April Q, 1905.
inc SUBSCRIPTIONS to the thirty loan yesterday
amounted to sabo7 400 The largest Western subscrip
tion was Si2o,o from Chicago The largest Eastern
subscription was $780, 900, from New York The total
subscriptions for the week were sl4, sos 500
The New York herald., 1865-04-10

an ineliensand respectable ctzer but we advise him
ana an others similarly Interested to any scruples
Trey may nave as 70 the time manner Of resecurng
tho rights and privileges Of American citizens, and
Congratulate themselves that the oppor nifty at last
Afforded them for entering again upon the enjoyment
OF those rights Of which they have been 90 long
deprived
The New York herald., 1865-04-10

GENERAL ORDERS-HO. IL.
HEADQUARTERS, TWELFTH RHoimxSr N. G. g. N. Y,l
NEW YoRK, April Q, 1865 +
Pursuant TO division orders the order Cor his regiment
70 parade 70 morrow doth inst funSfal escort TO
Brgadlor General Frederick Winthrop b hereby counter
manded until further ORDERS the body OF deceased has
not YET arrived By order, Colonel WIN. g. WARD.
N. H. HAYES, Adjutant
The New York herald., 1865-04-10

PHLADsLriiA Aprn Q, 1855.
The glorious announcement Of Lees surrender wss
s,eived hero about nine O'Clock II wss tclsgrsped 10
Nl sections Of the city, and announced In tho cove
rsi churches The Ledger once was illuminated in avo
minutes. The bell OF Indepenaorce Hall was 'sas Wy
tAs ordsr OF the Mayor. Tho Drcmcn immcdiasev
The New York herald., 1865-04-10
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
Married.

ABBor-RosBornAn.-In Jersey City, on Thursday
evening, April O. BY Rev. Spence. n Rice, rector or
Gnce church EDwIs G AnsST Of Chicago, Illinois, to
wARp-McCAm.-On Saturday, April 8, At Newburg,
A. r., by Rev. ThoS b. smith, EDWARD G. WARD, OF
Hoboken, 70 SAaAH only daughter Of J. G. MCCAIN, Of
NewbuK No cards II
The New York herald., 1865-04-10

a'ssiubled and blocked up the streets saiutss.were
fred and the whistles Of the steam engines and the
cheers OF the assembled muuudes made tie whole city
ring.
The New York herald., 1865-04-10
American shipmssters' Assoeisties.
No 81 WALL srnz.s-Rooss n, 70 AND a.

American Smtpmo oDtere' AssOchsuOes
No 81 WALL srn..r-Reoss n, 70 Asp a.
The following approved Masters and onees have rsosvsd
commissions from ths Associatisss-
Csp,sins-zssa NILS Miller beri FamiliA Sgp Iredertck
r posaeu schr l. Putnam; Oi Edward brtchenstcin.
bris Wihelmne; ina James spearwater. bark Daniel
Sc& James Avery; N12 Angss Mcdonald, schr kneas
an outstanding over one year require BE-
presented at the onlce fDr renewal
Msscel1nnsUus.
smy Hrryv aprsguc 81 Han rrAncsoo from New
yort Mad heavy gales on Ce Horu oet spsr, spln sails
started Ieaki.s pu, INTO re ysnelro ior sp.rs dis
Ia Platte struck unknown shoai not laid down the
chart put Rio 70 overhaul the ship examined her
bottom and found her all right; sailed Again Nov rs
sy Auxrursr Trask. 81 San Francisco Feb ~ from Bel
nshsm hay reports Feb IL while lying In gale from
:, y & psAs"f &. on Ss po
side splitting the raphsheAr washed the gssy overboard
stoye broke The wheel and washed the bnnsels
ana compass cyebord the second had bis hp knock
q o'nt and w,s washed OVERHEARD wnh .hs COOL nn
staysan, aud The forseaii was blown from The gard
smp MAosrrA Al e2e scps b,sn AZ Boston In 1852 fer
aal Hooper Co, has bean sd W foungs 20 Tor
the East Indian trade understood TO ss about e6o0D
spy ELporApo lll7 tons, Al Kennebunk and bound
pet.nd has been sold q IN ss- G fon .sa tsp'
on private terms
BAss CAslorA, Csss San rranolsco from Hong Kong
ypors-rsb 81 e AN. parted tho port forc bunskin
blew sway The forsil and forcsopsan At A. Mo ssa'
rYlled i9eo.Ed ssd ssrred .ws{ some OF ne AN
iors sss s and ss "a rss css
Ton luIst Henry Jacob PEI sh oi whc
dVwhed. stove 10 hs caon ssilsy and waf css se WV
The New York herald., 1865-04-10
WOrccster.
woRcrsrxs, Mass, A

woRcrsrER, Mass, April Q, 1885.
The Of the surrender Of Lee and his army created
an intense excitement here tonight The bells were
rung, guns Ared, bonnres kndled, the nro com
panes turned out and many stores and buildings were
illuminated
The New York herald., 1865-04-10

Prizes Cashcd I'm all Log allied Lotteries,
and information given. Drawings sent
J.CLUTE. Brokers oi,cc 176 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1865-04-10
Pittsburg.

PIrrsBuRo, fa, April ., 1885.
The tonight brought nearly tho entire population
into the sresss Tho recruiting booths turned into
bonGres salutss wers nrsd, speeches made, and
bands played
The New York herald., 1865-04-10

American Steel Shirt Collars, Patented
April 9 1884 9S 10 50 per dozen Samples mailed on
celpt Of price &c., 75c., ST. 81 as LEANEREB,
7S Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1865-04-10

An Old Nurse for Children.--Donst Fail
20 procure MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP for
children teethng No mother who Il will
sent 70 ot her child pass through this critical period without
the AID OF this invaluable preparation Gives rest TO the
mother, ana relief and health child wind
and regulates the bowels Thirty five cents . bottle
The New York herald., 1865-04-10

Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Prcservativc
and Wig Depot wholesale and retail No Astor House.
The dye applied by skfui artists.
The New York herald., 1865-04-10

A Pictorial chronological Journal for
spoGy Psychoiosy r,sygnosny s EnsloS Ply
Pursuit. Color OF Eyes Climate and Color Insanity Noses
Oniy ~ cents News men have II. Address Messrs.
FOWLER WELLS SSs Broadway. n Y.
The New York herald., 1865-04-10

A.-What is the Difference between
rHALONs NIGHT BLOOMING CEREUS and the lum-
psgol One h aromatic bliss and tho other rheumatic
The New York herald., 1865-04-10

Cherokee Pills-Female Regulator
Sold by all Druggists 81 box 81 pamphlet free.
Address DIR. W. r. Merwn Co., 6S Liberty street. Y
The New York herald., 1865-04-10
Trenton.

49, FIIf TRENT0N n. J., April Q, 1886.
The glorious news was received here with cheering
and ringing Of bells. The people are2 turning out
nasse 70 receive and rejoice the glad tidings
The New York herald., 1865-04-10

Bunting Flags, Assorted Sizes.
C. H. TYLER 70 Fast Broadway.
The New York herald., 1865-04-10

silver Huntimg Cassd Watches,
From Twenty-Five TO One Hundred Dollars cach,
For sale BY GEO T. ALLEN ll6 Broadway door below
Canal street. Formerly II Wall street.
The New York herald., 1865-04-10

A.-Use tho Best.-HOwden's Moth De-
STROYING PACKET. For sale by all druggists.
The New York herald., 1865-04-10

Chevalter's Lifc for the Hair Restores
gray hair 10 its original color stops its falling out keeps the
head clean Stands above comparison with other hair
dressing Sold the drug stores and my Office 1,l23
Broadway SARAH A. CHEVALfER, M. ID.
The New York herald., 1865-04-10

Lottery Prizes Cashcd-Circ ulars, Draw
ings and Information sent j. H. CLAYTON OVAL street.
The New York herald., 1865-04-10

Batchel0r's Hair Dye-The Rest I'm the
world Harmless reliable instantaneous. The only perfect
Dive Factory Barclay street
The New York herald., 1865-04-10

Gouraud's Italian Medicated Soap
tan, pimpss feckles eruptons nesh worms &c at
45j Broadway, and druggsts.
The New York herald., 1865-04-10

C1O O0O TO IRON MERCHANTS-A ROLLING
RfV.OOV. mill proprietor In Pennsylvania making
all kinds merchant bar on form u connection wth
established house In New York;
annum profit least $40 per ton. which will equally
about $4,000 capital Address boz 20 Philadelphia Posi-
Office.
The New York herald., 1865-04-10

Flags-Flngs-POles, Balls, &C., mt HO-
JER aRAHAM'S 81 Duane street. corner Broadway.
The New York herald., 1865-04-10

Boys All Wool Melton Suits at 90. L.
BROKAW, 81 Fourth avenue. and 81 Lafayette place.
The New York herald., 1865-04-10
SHIPPIN G NE w S.
Port Of new York. April 0, 1868.

ALBANAc ZOE NEW YoRK-run DAT
IN - NOON RfsKs. eve
sHrs.............. 81 uIoH wAfKR. ..morn 20
The New York herald., 1865-04-10
Tn. Potent po..;s,ssF ~ ~; :.n,,a ..

from Che Richmond Wing, Hff!l o.
The trans tton from enormous prices and depreclaed
currency 70 reasonable rates and money has
suddenly upon tho citizens that il will be time be-
fore they can properly realize the change Batter that
was scarce a twenty vo dollars pound Is plentiful
away at twenty five dollars per dozen ont readIy
at THO beck Of thirty cents Other commodities a4
5duai atio. Suffers stores are springing up ke
pleasant oasis oil the business part OF the city left
unscathed sy the Gre and old times being revived
by sight OF the substanals and iuxuries enjoyed
fore the put them beyond the reach Of tho cuisines
of Richmond. People will live breathe and move and
have their being once more M
The New York herald., 1865-04-10
the Richmond Paupers Killed by the
Expiosfon Of the City Magszine.

~, Ut
We have air ady stated that several Of the paupers
thc CITY Amshouse had been killed by the blowing up OF
the confederate formerly city, magazine situated In the
nor.nen suburbs The number Of these unfortunate
creatures tnat thus met an untmeiy and horrd death Is
now ascertaned to be eight The Almshouse is not
hundred yards from he magazine, and the victims
understood TO have been ksd by the caused
BY the explosion. M 80
The New York herald., 1865-04-10

We Would Cali Attention 70 tho Sale
Of Mansion House and Grounds under auction notice. b,
JAMES n. MILLER.
The New York herald., 1865-04-10
HEADQuAwIR !, THIRD CAv1LRy DIVISION, /
BETHANY, April 4, 1855. :

tHk ORDER or MARCH,
This morning early the cavalry started again on mAfcn
McKenzi having the ADVANCE tho First division follow
ang and the Third DIVISION which worked hard and
did well yesterday, In tho rear Of the First. This
order OF march kept up until late in tho afternoon,
when the advance encountered force OF infantry and
artillery about two miles from bethany, strongly posted
sKRMisHrNG. s.
skirmisiing commenced ana kept up until dark
The cavalry ordered into camp for the night all
thinking there was hard days work ahead Of then
The New York herald., 1865-04-10

ThOrme's Arnica and Chloroform Linl.
uncnt cures Neuralgia Rheumatism Toothache Sprains
Bruises 10. Depot lA Chambers st. Sold by oil druggists
The New York herald., 1865-04-10

Howard Hotel, New York.-After April
g. 1856 the price OF Board will be 3S 80 day. Tho prop
convinced that high prices rule have put the
Of board at this low figure The house has been
reurnshcd thoroughly repaired throughout and IL In
be tar iOn han ever
The New York herald., 1865-04-10

A silent Sewing Machine.
WILCOX 4 GIBBS No. 5O6 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1865-04-10

snip % on the starboard tack; lay 10 until the AZ Thar.
were put lao nrn 1t for duty left. w. A"ere
& senh ~ IN Aiscs,aI % AZ 40 tons but ~ Columb Me I'm
~ Foreign ports
eIvAE March Fin post bsrk "a r.,.s. NJ.
wtg . 's-In port bark I. adv vr.,t,,, u,..s
Cirsvu1sos h1rss. @'y rrsnAhn- Mich
ell, for Boston, ldG ~ Zngar1 fNor~, r.h..~.
GIBRALTAR, March I6-Arr ss @i az Carat~ oonnsy1
Cardiff with Goals for Gibraltarls>> i''1~
Passed to West 18th. Bremen SHIP Carl; N, nd ,iraJ
Malaga for Nfork East wind ret In l5ls 4,
about " hours and all the wind bound vessels wss.
MAxAoUKz, March z5-In port schr EeD for NYork mo
81 HELENA FEB I5-Arr ship John Watt Winchel Noui.
mein (and aid l7h for FaImonth). rs ~ ~
The New York herald., 1865-04-10

Highest prcrnSun, Lock stitch Sew ing
Mschincs wHEgIEs & WILSON CPS broadway. See
Praec,sf q Niiscg arilon uoie heehne
The New York herald., 1865-04-10

xRdies--Uso sserifnH's An,brosia for
y0a mice fstbis, On -iau curtis waterfalls ~ crisrg
tns hn