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TINE AT LAST MAKES ALL TnINGs EVEN.
"A Richmond paper tells story of gen
tleman who formerly owned negro man, who
attended him faithfully during the war, fol-
lowed him through the Pennsylvania cam
paign, and continued to discharge his duties
until some three days previous to the evacu-
alton, when he was cut of by the Union
troops, and they became separated. The
negro, however soon made his way to Rich
mond, where, having become freeman he
established himself in the mercantile line.
short time ago, hearing that his former
master was out of business, he sent him word
that if he would come to Richmond he would
give him situation in his store.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-19

ECoNOMY.-It is proposed by the Treasury
Department to make some important eoonom-
ical reforms, if Congress can be induced to
give its consent. There are numerous ex-
pensive institutions, of one sort and another
scattered over the country, which seem to
serve no other purpose than to crafty local
vanity, which may be discontinued without
public detriment.
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LOCAL n II w - I.

SUPREME CoURr- Chif Justice Cartier,
Prsstding.--United States against Patrick n.
Gaughan. Rule to show cause why he should
not be removed from office. Mr. Bradley, for
defence, insists the constable's duties are con
fined to civil process. That he Is not a oonserva-
tor of the peace, and therefore his assault and
battery on Mr.. Miller was not violation Of his
Official duty. Case continued until Tomorrow,
aud the Court adjourned. r,r
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National Equal Suffrage Associatiort.

National Equal Suffrage Associatioite
The officers of the National Equal Suffrage
Association of Washington, D. O., are s. J.
Bowen, Presidents LEWIS CLEPHAEE, va
Presidents s. S. BRYANT, Recording Sec =
tary, and JOSHUA CLEsDEsoN, Treasurer,
who, together with the following Col, f. R.
GOODRICH, Col. D. L. EATON, D. B. NICHOLS,
NJ. D., D. NJ. KELSEY, c. S. BATES, and L.
B. S. MILLER, constitute the Executive
Committee. so-..
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THE THEATRES.

The few irregularities of the opening per-
formance Of "Arrah ma .Pogue," at Growers
Theatre, have now been wholly removed, and the
piece proceeds each night with an ease and
smoothness that are truly remarkable, in view of
the great complications and intrieacies OF the me-
chanical appointments. The last scene, espe-
cially, sxcites universal attention aud applause
for the completeness Of Its illusion, and the nov
city of Its construction.
This and other ingenious effects we owe to the
skill OF Mr.. KELLY, the maohinist Of the theatre,
who, we learn, has succeeded in accomplishing,
by peculiar means, the same effects upon the
comparatively small stage Of GRovBR's s as those
which are produced at the Princess Theatre, in
London. The superiority Of Mr.. EELLr's ''sink-
ing scene" over that of NIBLo's Garden is
everywhere conceded; and to those who are not
acquainted with details OF stage-eArpentry It
may be interesting to state that, while the work
ing of this view required in New York the nightly
operation of from 90 to 80 assistants It is here
better done, on the whole, with only or 10
In London, by the by, upwards of sixty regu-
lar carpenters were required to produce this
particular effect. The labors Of Mr.. KELLY aud
his schiefsubOrdinate,M Mr.. GROSS, should not there
fore be passed lightly by.
"Arrah ma Posue" will be repeated every eve-
ming during this and next week. Its run" will
necessarily be limited, although its reception
would apparently warrant longer continuance
than the previous arrangements Of the theatre
will allow.
At FEsSo McGiSLEr's Washington
Theatre Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. FLORENCE will ap
pear every evening this week in their amusing
Irish dramas. The bill for to.night consists Of
the two diverting comedies "Born to Good Luck"
and "Misch'evous Annie" Songs aud dances
vary the entertainments.
Mr.. and Mrs HARRY Watkins have met
with good success at Odd Fellows Hall, where
their unique entertainment 1.-TWO Hours in Pun
land'' is received every evening with hearty ap-
probation.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-19

ADD-EL-KADER is i'll. He arrived at
Smyrna on the 18th, per steamer Ganges, one
of the boats belonging to the Messageries
Imperiules. The Emir went to the house Of
an Arab merchant, where he was most hos
pitably received. Cholera has completely
disappeared from Smyrna, but three cases
having occurred during the week preceding
the 18th. 1t still existed at the neighboring
village of Bournabat. The surrounding
country was, however, perfectly free from
the epidemic. ,.' .t
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Is IT So THE New Orleans TrtJUns,
owned and edited by coored persons, relates
the following incident
When Carl Schurz arrived in this city he
became the guest of Gen. Candy 1t was in
the evening. Next morning, after breakfast,
Gen. Schurz said he would be pleased to look
over some loyal city paper. "There is none, "
replied Gen. Candy, Except the Tribune,
which is a negro paper"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-19

A BosroS paper says the demand for goods
is so much beyond the ability Of the manu-.
facturers to supply, that one Of the largest
calico printing mills in New England is i'm
porting its printing cloths from England,
while there are other manufacturers in Mas
sachusetts who are importing very largely
of brown sheetings, which they have stamped
with their own trade mark In Manchester,
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MADAME N. H. PERREGAULT,
Z. o. Drawer 2O2. Albany. NY.


So The EARLY Physical Degeneracy
Of the American People, and the early Inslap-
choly decline OF childhood and youth, just pub-
lshed by DR.. Stone, Physician to the Troy Lung
and Hygienic Institute, ,.,,
A treatise on the above subject, the cause Of
nervous debility, marasmus, and consumption,
wasting Of the vital fluids, the mysterious and
hidden causes Of palpitation, impaired nutrition,
and digestion. 81 .fq-... rg...
Fail not to send two red stamps, and obtain this
book. 'S'. ''. p
Treatment sent by mail and letter as usual. 70
Address DR.. ANDREW STONE,
jy20-ly No. 25 Fifth street, Troy, MY.
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SECOND EDITION,
FOUR o,CLoCIk. a. M.

% There ssemsito be considerable tur-
moil among the British gentry who, in the
language Of A. WARD, maintained, in con-
junction with Raj. sEMrEs, strict neutral
ity during the late war, in regard 10 the
cotton bonds. The confession Of the city
editor of the, London Time, shows, what
everybody supposed was true before, that the
rebel bonds were used to debauch the Euro.
pean press su.r...I
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rnURsDAY:":::: j. .:.:OcToBER 10, 1865.

ss-The circulation of the NATIONAL
REPUBLICAN Is at this time increas-
ing more rapidly than ever before. As
it Is read by the men who THINK
rather than by those who CRY ALOUD,
Il Is n more than ordinarily valuable
advertising medium. Business men
VIII govern themselves accordingly.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-19

SUPERINTENDENT OF THE OLD CAPITOL
Captain GEORGE W. DUrToN, of the 10th
Veteran Reserve Corps, was this morning ap-
pointed Superintendent of the Old Capitol
prison. vice Captain West, relieved.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-19

The list of the principal subscribers to the
Confederate cotton loan, which created so
much excitement in England, was taken from
IN original document in possession cf the
Government, which is only one of many con-
tanning equally curious and interesting in
formation respecting the intrigues of the
rebels in other lands.
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The ordinance was laid on the table.

Nor VERY DIscoURAGING.-The vote of
Connecticut on permitting negroes to vote
(which is the only oonsolatory fact for the
Democracy in the years history is not
looked upon by the friends of the proposition
as so dreadfully dIsoouraging, after all.
They fail by about 1000 majority. In 1857,
upon q similar contest, the adverse majority
was nearly II, 1000. And so they propose to
pick their fints and try again.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-19

The Queen mother, widow Of Ferdinand,
King Of the two Sicilies on her return to
her Roman palace, utter spending some
months at Frascati, discovered that all the
jewels and trinkets which she had left there
for safety had been stolen. Some of her
household are suspected of connivanee In the
robbery, and have been arrested.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-19

RS- Wonderfully Strangely adame
NJ. II. PERREGAULT, who has astonished the
scientific classes Of Paris aud London, has now
permanently located herself at Albany, N. Y.
Madame Perregault, by the aid Of her wonderful
instrument, known as the Horoscope, guarantees
to produce a lifa-like picture OF the future hus-
band or wife OF the patron, together with tho
date Of marriage, leading traits Of character, oe-
cupation, etc. This Is no humbug, as thousands
OF testimonials can assert. She will send, when
desired, II written guarantee that the picture Ia
what It purports to be. By stating age, height,
complexion, color Of eyes aud hair, and enelos-
ing 80 cents and stamped envelope, addressed to
yourself, you will receive the picture by return
mail. Address ..'' - i'fl
MADAMBN H. PERREGAULT,
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SAN JOAQUIN PoMoLoGICAL SoCIETY,-A
society by this name has been formed in
Stockton, California. 1t has for its object
the dissemination Of practical information
tending to encourage the development of the
great San Joaquin valley, and TO increase
the rewards Of labor in the department Of
pOmOlogy.
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DIED.

In this city, early In the morning Of tho 18th
instant, Mrs. VIRGINIA B. BALDWIN, wife OF the
late Henry Clay Baldwin, aged "a years. ,.-..
The funeral will take place from the residence
Of her father, VIM W. Moore, oa Friday morning,
the 10Th inatant, at IL o,olonk.
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D- The bruit goeth strongly forth that
Commissioner ORION, Of the Internal Rev.
enue Bureau, is to have an important posi-.
tion in the U. s. Telegraph Company, and
that Mr.. ROLLINS will succeed to his present
place ..... D.. ... .Hf
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SPECIAL NOTICES. :


as- To the Wholesale and Retail
LIorOR DEALERS oP THB DISTRICT OF CoLuMBIA-
You are hereby respectfully invited to attend au
adjourned meeting Of the Liquor Dealers Asso-
citation Of the District Of Columbia, to be held at
the woodbins House, corner Pour and -a-half
instant, at ~ clock, as business Of importance
to every Liquor Dealer will be brought before
the meeting. d. X. SMITH, ,r
II Recordiug Seeretary
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H3- An adjourned meeting OF the
Merchants Exchange Of the District OF Columbia
will be held In the Council Chamber, CITY Hall,)
on TUESDAY EVENING, 2fth instant, for the
purpose of hearing the report OF committee on
permanent organization. y u
Merchants Of Washington and Georgetown are
requested to attend and participate, ...,.
s. NORMENT, Chairman
IluN Z EI.NANS Tamn Saeraiafx nclA
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CRIMINAL CoURr.-Jndgs Wyiis.-Tbe
trial OF Lusby was resumed this morning, and
the argument on the part ofthe prosecution COM
menced by $. l. Phillips, Esq. He was followed
by Mr.. Fendall for the defence. Mr.. Bradley was
the next to address the jury
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We suspect the following, from the Nor

WE HuspecI INC IOIIUWIHB' ITUIH lHU NOT
folk Post, has an esoteric meaning;
Miss Mary Alice Chase, ajuvenile actress
made her debut, at Worcester, Massachusetts
on Tuesday evening, October 10th, 1865, be-
fore most approving audience. She is re-
ported to be young lady of much promise
and her present rendition of infantile parts
| a admirable,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-19

The New YORK Stock AND Coin BRo-
KERs.-Some idea of the extent Of stock and
gold gambling is given by the revenue re-
turns of the stock and gold brokers of New
York Of their business for the year ending
on the Both of last June The aggregate is
SO, 07S, 70s 800. Of this sum One-third was
gold transactions. The Government tax on
this business would be about three and n
half million dollars. 1t is probable that no
other business of equal amount is transacted
on so small capital.
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Further and Stronger Indications OF
the Insanity OF an EI-Member OF
The Cabinet.

New YoRk, Oct. 10.-Montgomery Blair
spoke at the Democratic ratification meeting
last night. He denounced negro suffrage,
and recommended freedmen be colonized on
Mexican territory war being first declared,
and Macmillan expelled.
I John Van Buren and Sunset Cox also
smoke.
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THIs IS TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT THE

L subscriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Washington county, In the District Of
Columbia, letters OF dmlnistration on the per-
sOnal estate OF VIM. Walker, late OF Washington
city d. c., deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deceased are hereby warned to
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof to
the subscriber, on or before the 10Th day OF Octo-
Der next they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all bensht Of the said estate.
Given under my hand this Goth day Of octo,
Der, A. D. 1890, y. @. MORGAN,
ocl9.SW Executor.
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Presidential Appointmont.

The President this morning appointed W.
A. CRoNwELL to discharge the duties of
Fourth Auditor during the temporary ab-
sence Of s. j. W. TABoR, the Auditor.
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patton Proclamation Vindicated. The Rmanoi-
patton Proclamation Of the President Of the Uni
ted States, issued January l, 1868, and Letter OF
the President Of the United States to the Union
Convention holden at Spring field, Illinois, Sep
tember 8, 1858. In Pamphlet Form, with Covers,
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN Ofice. Price-Ten cents
per copy; IL copies, u; 25 copies, a. Mailed,
free Of postage, to any part Of the United States
ap25-tf
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CONSTABLE ArPoNTED.-This morning the
Supreme Court Of this District appointed John
Eichel county constable for the District Of CO.
lumbia
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AS- The Bridal Chamber, an Essay, OF
Warning and Instruction for Young Mea. Also,
new and reliable treatment for Diseases Of the
Urinary and Sexual Systems Sent free In
sealed envelopes. Address, DIR. J. SRlLLIN
HoUGHToN, Howard Association, Philadelphia
pa mhQl.v
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R5- Georgetown. The ReppbIican
can beobtained every evening at the Book and
Variety Store Of O. CRANDELL, No. l2S Bridge
street, Georgetown.
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INTERNAL REVENUE REoEIPTs.-The re-
ceipts to-day at the Internal Revenue Bureau
amounted to S6O3, ,OlS72
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The President this morning granted eighty
one pardOns.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

In fact every thu on tho BOOK and STATIONERY line
scp2G-u BROCK < CHAPLIN.
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SHERIFF:S SALE.

WILL ,cl 70 the highest bidder in hand
court house door IN Knoxville Saturday the SUth
September, l> all the right, title claim demand that
Daniel Ming has IN and 10 certain Of land lying
llth Civil District of Knox county, adjoining lands
jaime, Curr-r Robert Gray- heirs others containing 100
acre more s. said property viii he sold satisfy
Judgment that John rUrrior recovered against hing
On III, Circuit Court nf Knox county.
au-.'-it. VI. p. BEARDEN, Sh'r.
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OAKLAND FEMALE SEMINARY,
Hillsboro' Ohio.

A BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
- LADIES. Number limited thirty. No day scholars
received Board tuition $3.50 per year Music, French
&C. extra We refer all the ladies who have graduated
with during twenty-five years. Their and other in
formation may he found in the catalogue which apply
augl6-6t* JOSEPH Med MATHEWS,
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st. Louis and JOhnSOnViIIe
DAILY LINE OF PACKETS.
Nashville and Northwestern, Nashville and
Chattanooga, and Tennessee and
Alabama Railroads

A FIRST CLASS PASSENGER STEAM
N Err leaves Johnsonyc for ST. Louis Cairo and PaIu
can every day the arrival Of the cars connecting Tsu
ah with the Cincinnati Packets, Cairo with Ius,
Central Railroad tho Memphis Packet Company aud Allan
c aud Mississippi Steamship Company. anda St.
inc hal lToads and npcr Mississippi Boats.
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CATTLE WANTED

PEEF CATTLE WANTED. FOR WHICH
IL the highest market price be raid Persons having
Cattle 70 'i VIII ' ut Tho Government slaughter house
WILLIAM >rOWELI.
Agent or Burnside 4 G
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SHERIFF0S SALE.

WILL sell for cash in hand the highest bidder
court house in Knoxville the ID day of October
1861 it being the " Monday One tract Of land the und
ded of F. L. HARRISON in said tract, adjoining Har
bison Clamp and others. Also other OF land the
5h Civil District Knox county adjoining Daniel Foust and
others the undivided interest Of said Harrison Levied
As the property said 7. l. Harrison satisfy judgment
in favor John $an~" assignee.
sep6-4t pr JOHN GIBBS. h. Sh.
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james Williams vs.. B. f. Kincaid.

II = T 7
1 TONS # IN. fi that the defendant n F. kinrad.
resident Il i-ori'Tcu that publication
four weeks Brcvnows Wh- notifying
hs defendant appear. plead domUT complain
bill before the fourth Monday of December next
AZ Ethr Jharrrrv Court J8ckhoro' th-Samc viii be
tak.u aS c5nfr--.I and 1T for hearing accordingly.
2. II. RRATCWER. G.. ,g VI.
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CHANCERY COURT-TAzEWEII,.

= GIBSON. 4. :. Gibson Martha Jane Gilbert and = B.
Gilbert, being the Tcnnoss0.
charged the bill ordered that publication o made for
fguI successive weeks in Browuows Wing notifying said d"
gsudants appear Chaucery Court Tgzsc
HE December then and there make
E1se t0-the bill viii be taken for confessed
them hearing rarte COPY Of IN" order
T. Y. E0DDY. q. II.
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TT7IE 11-IU-r-IT IoI0'o0Te 0TsTng h1tVo-U -sgTT m
S-r, and n VI samuel under the name and srr, T
Joseph Co. Auction and Commission Merchants is this
dissolved by mutual consent 10y NJ NJ Samuel withdraw
ing the All business will b settled up
conducted hereafter heretofore, ly the remaining
partners under the name Of J. Joseph q c..
7. JOSEPH
au-2f-3t NJ r SMITH.
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.
FOR RIO DE JANERo,

>. THOMAS, PARA. FERNANDO co AND BAHIA
TF-Tr United states and Brazil Mail Steamship Company will
d.4ch regularly. the "sth Of every month. first
r7r- steam ShiP-ccmmcncing with the fine steam ship
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300 REWARD.

PRovosT MARSHAL's OFFICE,
sweetwater, Tenn, Aug. 3, 1865
THE undersigned will pay hundred dollars reward fer
the apprehension and delivery his Office William B.
Honeycut formerly Lieutenant Of the 18th Tennessee CRva
sy, who is charged with conspiracy, robbery, &c.
viii also pay $3.50 fifty dollars reward for the apprehension
and delivery Of Samuel Pananer private Co. b, 18th
Tennessee Cavalry These persons made their escape from the
military prison, the night of July 3lst and sup
posed 10 be in the vicinity Of Knoxville, Tenn.
Greenevle and Jcnesbornush papers will please copy
g. F. BARNES,
auS31tf Major and Provost Marshal
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100000

,. NJ GREER IN" gent hi> county and viii have
c person cauNasns in Few days, persons in the city
Sgaly wishing sUbscrIh" tho book, would do well 70
a the Fell House, Samuel Foster an likely
70 to visited M person. s.797Gr
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CHANCERY CoURT-JACKsBoRo'
Nav Rules, 1865.

May hli"@r lHH'
John Nctherland vs.. James D. Campbell.
IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARS THAT
the defendant a uon-rEideut of Tennessee tits ordered
publication ne Brown
WhC notifying tho defendant appear plead answer
demar Compainauts bill before tho fourth Monday
December the will Ice taken confessed and
~ fo- hearing accordingly.
T. II. ERATCHEB, @. & "
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Barrett'S Life of Lincoln
IS BETTER AND CHEAPER THIN IN
OTHER
THE REASONS WHY

D. 1hs i- The only Work for which Nj. Lincoln himself fur
UErhcd 81 To material facts Of hIs early life
Mr. Barrett being Commissioner Of Pensions. Off
Cially related tho President during his
ration. and addition this he enjoyed Personal
Intimacy with him. which placed ar hi- command impur-
PAPER rh" War Department, AMI tho uosed
render tho work the highest degree reliable and complete"
G Tho Portrait ni the President IN this work Pho
ia-raQi taken and engraved expressly for 1T and pro
uourCcd by Mr. Lincoln. M toaN. Robert Dale owen aud
other friends. the most accurate likeness published.
g. Farrgs Life Of Lincoln contains ST. UaSys
than Holland announces his contain. and
nc-faurth more matter than Raymond and L. -yH
low price and therefore Is mUcn cheaper
2. baTreIrr Life of Lincoln the only work that
Engraving botrhcd the spot, Houses
WHICH Mr.. LINCOLN AND MOVED F,RLV IITr.
ms th7acc of the old Church nc attended when 10y. aud
II other highly interesting and A-rJ, connected with
his ryCntful and rcuarEale career.
BgTretts e Of Lincoln commenced
60, and IA" only production Of the kind It
t,en revised Improved and storeotyped anew and a
President LiBCDs state Papers many Of his Congress
gUal and other SIear" sud fun HCc0uuffthe last
hs Administration and The trsIcal attendant upon
Hfe death.
- p ts che r,t NJ BOOK rr1.sF.f r.f % r.Eg rr.r7
~. uTg ssH amp ayErr book tgl .is r.rri a.7~Iv
100000 Subscribers already C'trf-sF.
,. NJ GREER the Agent for hi> county, and viii have
Tar f7yE IN ,~rfy
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CANE HILLS! CANE MILLS!
nN CONSIGNMENT, For SALE CHEAP.
~ sep6-4, J. JOSEPH 4 co.