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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-22
Hlarbinerp.
Proposals.
CaIxy OuARrERxAsrERs OFFICE, No. 1883 GIRARDsT,}
PHIIADKLPHIA DEPoT, May 10, 1865. )
CEALED PROPOSALS Will be received a

CAIz, QuARrKRxAsrERs OFFICE, No 1l39 GIRARDsT}
PHILADELPHIA DEPoT May 10, 1865.
SEALED PROPOSALS Will be received at
- this Office until TUESDAY May 20 1855, at - O'Clock no.
Tor immediate delivery at the SchsylAl Arsenal in mer
charitable packages be made to conform to ipechca
lions at this oficeD;
Bmlsps. - and 50 inch
- Beached Muslin.
Brown Holland.
Parties offering goods should make separate proposals for
bach article offered the quality they propose 10 furnish the
price (which SHOULD be written both in words and 6gures and
Conform to the terms OF this advertisement copy Of which
should accompany each proposal.
Samples when submitted must be marked and numbered
10 correspond with the proposals. and the parties thereto
that the goods shall be in every respect equal
TO army standard otherwise the proposals viii be con-
adhered
Bid will be opsned on TUESDAY, Nay 23 1865, a. IL
O'clock NJ when the bidders requested TO be present
Each bid us, be guaranteed by two responsible persons
hoe signatures be- appended to the guarantee and
hed to a. being good and sufficient security for the
voved by some public functionsry Of the United States
AZ propSs. should be made out on the regular FORMS
which wii De furnished application 1T this office.
Inc ght reserved 70 reject any bid deemed unreasonable
ND no Did from defsnlt1y III be received.
lndose envelope Proposals for here insert the name Of
Ne articles odered)' and address y
Colonel WILLIAM w. McKIM,
Chief ouarermsster, Philsdelphia Depot.
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REMARKABLE CURE OF DEAFNESS, DiLNNhSo'
AND NOISES IN THE HEAD.

OxFoRp. Pa. Jan. 20 BOD
Nm. NJ O. BRowy- Madam have got entirely wei, aud
updrr God owe to you. My right ear have NOT heard
any with FOR number Of years now hear win It. MY
i ear the hearing len Il just after harvest In this way:
tool in my head so could not work, accompanied
with ringing noise In my was 50 bad that could not
Ls.r thon tly would haloo NJ the top Of their voices
went 10 Phsdsphs put myself under the care OF
nr IA, bored At my Instruments, and run ohers
nm nv no.r FOR I'VE weeks and ended by cheating me ont
oi seventy ve dollars $50. then one Of your sdvr
got the aphysics DiscOyery used not NOR.
,h,n haf II IL and have recovered my hearing which bad
Io.. Tor wears remain yours truly
THOs B DlCkEf, Oxford, Chester Co, Pa
Affirmed aud subscribed before this 5lst day OF March,
A. d., 1855. WIN l. fOLioN ygsse 20 o. M msrxEy
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READ THE FOLLOWING REMARKABLE CERTlFI'
CATE-A LADY IN THE LAST STAGE OF CON


From Ice Boston Journal
JrIy A. 1854. Mrs Nancy Sloan, Of No rs Warren''t
do certify tina, have been afflicted FOR ten years
NV right side was 30 parayr that could lie IT, Dur
ns tI,t time suffered from catarrh throat would
cough to hve hours At tuf was very nervousi
.lon could sleep at night. had lung fever two years
since which reduced 10 skeleton had all The medical
advice and medicines conld procure but s to no pur
no.e as fast a King In the last stage ~ consumption.
IA. confined 10 bed when Mrs NJ o. Browns Metaphysical
Discovery wa sent for used faithfully and the result Il,
nav led side restored to vigor rest well on
IL Nv caarrh gone My cough my nervousness aud sore
throat are gone sleep well All my irregularities have dis
anpar.d and acAnowese that, by the providence. of
iod was directed to the of Mrs. NJ g. Browns Meta
nhycs Discovery aud by taken from the mouth Of the
sra,e and restored 10 my family aud friends.
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MOST REMARKABLE CURE or cATARRH COUGH
AND GENERAL DEBILITY.


l. Mr.. Gardener Hwe Of No. school.st. Dorchester,
have snisred with complication Of diseases for
NV catah and cough had brought almost TO the grave
my ever also diseased had noises In my head and was
de- IN one ear my appetite also gone and could
Seldom ..p Rene and medicines proved useless Doc
tor could do nothing mel was dying hio.t proyden,
,llv VA. Induced /, OBTAIN Mira MO Browns Mcaphsical
through which AN restored health and strength
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A UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED
IA HORSES.

A UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED
n HORSES
- grlF~sefa
QuAxrRRMAsrkR q RnBnAL's Ovvre-
fnsf DIvsrOy
WARRINGTON Cuy A pfl g. 1855
wrbs sold At public auction to the highest biddsr Il IL
time and places named below. viz
BALTIMORE, MARYLAND. THURSDAY
MAY L. 1855
CARLISLE, PENNSYLVANIA. THURSDAY
-...f Nav II, 1885. .tT'
~ WILMINGTON DELAWARE, THURSDAY
May 49, 1865.
PITTSBURGH. PENNSYLVANIA, FRIDAY
May rs 1865
TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES
at each place
These horses have been condemned unfit 70, Cavalry
service of the Army.
be had.
Horses sod singy. Sales to commence at 10 a. M T.rus
cash In United States currency
JAMES A. EKIN
Brevet Br gader- GENERAL. ia charge
First Division, q NJ O.
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1.-THE LIFE OF THE BODY rs THE EYE.

TIE EIFE
The sansen machinery Of the Il the precusor OF
disease and death. TIE methodicel use OF Mis- NJ V.
Browns POOR RICHARDS EfE.WATEh morning
nd ngh v III In due time liz the sunken eyes and also pre-
ven, the eyes from sinking 1t viii also cleanse the eyes ana
keep ma in lie dewdrops the plants Franklin AZ
ranac from which the EyeWater derives IT. a.) says
az onnce VI prevention |. better than pound Of cure
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Millinern.

rINO MILLINERS AND COUNTRY STORE
KEEPERS. 49, . -.
EXAMINE THE STOCK or MILLINERY AND STRAW
GOODS
AT GRAND.STREET CHEAP STORE:
You will hnd Il e. your adv antsse cut lengths cheaper
than downtown obbers sell whole pieces we sell cartoons
of ribbons and auction lots undivided cost price, showing
EDWARD RIDLEY,
Nos 3il and Jlli Grsnd-st, and 70 Aliens"
Fifth block east FROM Bowsry
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rFM,RKApLE CURE OF DEAFNESS OF TWENTY
YEARS STANDING.

John A. Newcomb OF Quincy, do certify that have been
entirely deaf A. my e for twenty years and of the past
ak wears right has been deaf that could not hear
pubc speaking Of any Kind could not hea'
The church bell. rng while sitting In tho church have
a.o been troubled for number Of years with very
throat that ws,johsed to give up singing m church Tor
Lad lost my voice. bad trouble heai-teTibe
noi,r. almost sxiness Ny head felt numb and stupid,
and was . source OF constant trouble to NE.
tried every remedy that could be thought OF wen, 70
.p,i.t but a, they wanted ins,runsn would have
nohinx do with them. About month since obtained
Mrs N. @ Brown, Metaphysical Discovery and used Il
according 10 III. directions Oh the bottles and the result u
that tho hearing Of both ears perfectly restored 20 thst
can hear well The great trouble ~ my head 10
entirely gone My bead feels perfectly and arrest My
throat which diseased 10 entirely cured and would
not thousand dollars for the benefit have received IN
this use Of Mrs. Browns Mctsphy steal Discovery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-22

SOUND LOGIC.
GREATER in suit can be offered intelligent people than
that Of getting up complicated !nhunan machine where
with to operae the delicate organs OF the nead-ps'sh
through the and the nosr Tor cure OF osarrh anu
Deafness This monsrous mode ofreament may be resorted
To where there il neither gh knowiedge lie on the
character OF God is o2tooi and opposite 10 uulh Is
i,It TO darkness IL racks and destroys the entire nervous
system and many from the terrible disaster
sany never rally this unnatural and violent mode OF
tY,tmrp some have lost their reason Cod plan s simple
and easily urderstood; they that run may read
foolish people. who hath bewtched that yon shoua
believe liei BE logical your talents. md hnd tni,
o.fue-.uifal noistue the divine plan for the physi'
cal word as well as the vegetable.
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NEURALGIA.

Certificate Of Mr.. J. 7. Iicb ofCharlestown;
Th. 70 certify that nine months ago was attacked WIN
Neuralgia In violent form severu physicians were
spped 10 who did all they could relieve but to pur
pose Every patent medicine aud remedy that eoud be found
aged In order to nd relief Sacs tho Neuralgia attacked
lost twenty 1--WE pounds of hesh. .
In mi. state friend OF mine recommended me 20 try Mrs
~ a. Browns Metaphysical Discovery, as Il had cured
friend of his very bad eyes which lad haed the skill OF
the most eminent ysicisns Consequently went to Mrs NJ
o. Browns Office tho American House, and obtained her
Metaphysical Discovery Saturday the 18Th inst sppnea
subsded-slmost Immediately felt relief aep, well, with
out any poultices as before.
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MRS. NJ. q. BROWNS
EEILnn anlsn

MlSSs NJ. ". bhON1 ~ -
CELEBRATED
POOR RICHARDS EYE WATER
will make the weakest eyes strong removing all inflammation
and humor. Every should use IT, a. u proves hs pre-
vention Of disea.e.
I NO DIPHTHERIA
can come where Il 10 used Be wise, and EDUCATE your
chi DIZZY to battle their eyes daily with "fooH kICh
ARDS EYE WATER" 49,.
Price per Bottle, large. ."..................&l9 90
Price per BS nSw W. Sciip ;;ENovArEg.
well known for renewing the SCALP increasing and strengthen
Ing the hLs.
'rIl Price per Bottle 81 30.
Tho above celebrated Medicines be had Of oil Drug
gists ..,,.,srs AZ, q,
ApsgkIeW. Nsw.Yosk. ....t.. rI ...
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furniture

bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE OF
Dwursned manufacture Also solid Chestnut and Walnut
Chamber 6unes plain ard ornamental, st II. FARRIN0
SQNE ~ Cpaal1t. epsodts WeoItsk kstabhahsd ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-22

DEREMPTORY SALE AT AUCTION lof
j about TWO HUNDRED LOTS OF LAND situated at
Hoboken NewJersey VIII be sold at pubic auction At the
saesToou No. Ill Broadway. In the City OF New fors on
the 18th and 2th OF May 1885, at II o'clock noon by r H.
LUDLOW Co.. Auctioneers, about 200 lots OF LAND be-
ing Of the Coster tract ia o5oben hew-Jersey Tho
property will be- sold by good title in Zee simple Tree OF al
incnmbrsnce- and Will be conveyed by warranty deeds fy
per Of the purchase money All over SOJ may
at the purchaser option remain bond and mortgage Tor
three per cent Ever lot put up will BE- per
e. & s0d to e highest bddsI complete ae'e'
n,one y NAV BE- seen at office Of the auctoneer no
Pine, and al the .aleroo. No. Ill Broadway and also
various places ia HobokeE Jersey City and Hudson anu
will furnished the day OF sale for ufthef
apply to thAhLbS L. bcAhh"' W. -
'New.Y York. MAY 8, 1875.
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printing.
Cost amo founo.

dhN REWaRD.-LOSr, by a poor man. IN IN
az wau between Chatham and one on SIC
% "a soms change and receipts Please leave al Inv
Tribune UNIV " WILLIAM 7. WILLIAMS.
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Persons at distance send to either OF tho above offices
for the Metaphysical Discovery Eye Water &c incions
the price when they will be immediately expressed with full
directions
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6orses, Gar ridges, 81.

EOR SALE, Iowa splendid pair of dark
bay pony MARES l2 hand. high sound. hind and good
trsvsle with Tor WAGON HARNESSES, Nc, to
match also stylish pair Of DARK bay HORSES lai hand.
high, can be seen ut CLARKES Livery Stable, No. u
Thrd-st.
CECOND-HAND CARRIAGES-15, COM
~ prsng T. and 6Sest Carriages. one Pony Tub and Har
Also, 40 NEW CARRIAGES of the latest spring
Styles, OF superior make and a. reduced prices.
JOHNC. HAM. No. 10 East Fourth-st, cor. Broadway.
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DANIEL II. BuRDBrr. Auc,ioneer,
JONES Il CO.,

L.
AT THE MAYNARD, NEW.YORK,
The named vessels belonging to the u > Navy Do
partrnent:
SCREW STEAMER FLAG-LeDsth lB' fret inehes;
breadth 81 feet inches depth Of hold ~ ee nhe' Do
cen decks feet inches cylinder ~ inch diameter
SCREW STEAMER KENsINGTON-Lepgh- 1870 feet;
breadth n feet depth Of hold 10 feet inches between
st aud I'd decks feet inch; between "a and ID decA
feet cylinder s6i inch diameter. ~ inch stroke.
SCREW STEAMER NfCKSBURG-Lensth III festi
90 depth of hold 9feetb ncbcs between decks
fret inches cylinder 36dnch diameter - inch stroke
SCREW STEAMER PROTEUs-Leng 2oJ feet breadth,
8 feet depth OF hold. feet inches between decks feet
10 inches cylinders ~ inch diameter 70 inch stroke
o. s. g. NEvINS tsCREWl-Leng;h, 2o3 feet inchesi
breadth 80 feet depth Of hold, IL feet inches bstwees
deck. feet inches 2cylnders ~ inch diameter t" inch
BARKPNTINE HORACE BEALS = Length laa feet,
BREATH 81 feet inches depth Of hold eet inches
SCHOONER RACHEL SEAMAN - Length, ITO feeti
breadth 20 feet inches depth OF hold 9 feet.
Twenty per centum Of the purchase money must De psd on
the ay OF sale and the remainder before the vessel re-
moved from the Navy lard. which will 6s done ~iihn ss
Tnos yKIrcH Ahciioneer, No. 81 Exchanse-place
DEREMPTORY SALE OF
VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY.
M. n 40 Al and a John and Nos 5) and Isl Plymouth
~ 80 ~ u BROOKLYN close to the Jackson and
TO BE SOLD AT
PUBLIC AUCTION
THOS yEITCH. Auctioneer,
THE MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
No; II B5os%Iway' New >, YOf fS;s
At I'm,
together with the engine boilers and al the other machinery
the premises
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VALENTINE a. Co.,
No. IL Fourth ave, few doors below Eighth st..
ARE NOW SELLING at 20 y ceIt lees than wholesale
niaTket prices for the same quality OF gcods
IRISH LINENS, Linen shee,ing Table Dans,ks and
Toweling
DOUBLE wIDTB ALL FINE DAMAsK, 50 cents yard.
LADIES' AND CENTS LINEN HaHDKERCIIIEFs
from 10 cents UP.
CHILDREN's HEM STITCHED HAHDKERCHIEFs.
from Is cents up
DEsCrAMP's UEDREssRD KID GLOVES ct 81 a
pair. Warranted the beat quality Of AID.
EXCELSIOR KID GLOVES, at 81 pair.
CENTS BEST QUALITY KID GLOVES, at 81 rs pair
BEST CORSETS, warranted all bone, 81 80 each.
DEMI AND MASK Wells. from IS cents up.
PARASOLS AND SUN UMBRELLAS, from 81 IS ~.
PLAIN AND BRAID HAIR NETS from L. up.
REAL GUIPURE LACEs from 10 cents yarl up.
Ant great variety Of other goods all Of which are
guaranteed to be right In quality well in price.
VALENTINE Co., No. Ia Fourth ave. few DOOR below
Eightb.s.. Cooper Institute and Aston place.
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4 GENTS WANTED TO take orders Tor
~ superb PORTRAIT on STEEL OF ABRAHAM
LINCOLN Particulars with oui6t ready 20 canvass sent
ON receip Of 81 Address L. BILL No. % FutoLt ~ l.
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Uants.

VXTANTED-A SITUATION by respectable
w Woman as Cook Washing and Ironing has no ooiec-
ton TO 20 short distance IN the couuiy the best OF Guy
reference Call for dsysat No. ~ esest frame mousse
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PEREMPToRY SALE At AUCTION Eoi

together with the engine boilers and oil the other machinery
The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-22

VXANTED-A MAN of experlencein running
w Machinery Travelling Agent. to seI ah esrr.a
universal use In factories. middle aseu M fHoS No
Liberal compensation TO the right msn Ao"te'' ~
L. 100 New.York Post Office.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-07


val aiS fAER that "a salt aud lead Its mpossble for
General Brecknridse defend such extensive frontier
with mere handful of men.
Bat few appreciate the position occupied by the
Department Commander and some would appear To- de.
mand of him mpossbilties. His military history and
that of his should be sufficient evidences OF
the interest felt in the defence Of the country Let the
EAEMFrED FRATERNITY and officers IN easy positions be
cautious IN their denunclatious-
Burbrdgc has goneto kentuckyi Gillem to knouile,
via kmgspor Stonenan has returned 70 his headquar-
tiers at knoxville
There force between this place and Knoxville. =
Then entire force ~ have been FOR the
purpose Of making the expedition under Stoneman.--
three regiments returned tins place in charge Of the
prisoner Three battaons started from straw berry
Plains by General Ammon, to reinforce Stoneinan but
turned back from Rogersye OF the receipt OF the ntei
gence OF his success.
Several dispatches were captured from Ammon TO
Stoneman but, being IN ciphers, could not be read
We have promise Of rest for our cavalry as the
enemy content with the work just completed, and
will probably go into winter quarters AT knoxville OuI
troops in hne spirits and cheerful considering the Ia
bors OF the past few days, BIRD
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SPECIAL CuRRE~fO-bkNtE OF IHk v hiG
Near Bristol Tenn bee aI,h 1854
To the Eiavs Of the Wig:
III. due 70 General Breckenridge end HIS Ieutenans
that fuu and faithful narrative Of Sjoneman's raid
through East Tennessee ana south Western Virginia.
should be gyen 70 the public Until his ohcia report is
urbliste The following may correct false
impressions
The appearance Of Burbrdge at Beans Station and hA
long ceay place tie apd preparation Tor active
mt g lem who Stationed knoxville,
suiLed ANYTHING bat advance this direction, and
gave use the deUsOR that the position assumed
y Tie enemy tor the protection Of the transportation
Of their stores nom last tennessee TO heutucky PERSONS
passing rhrUug the lines cplnrmet the false Impression
This information communicated 10 General BTeckn-
ridge more than once by General Vaughn, who was IN
command u the cavalry tie mont IN Last Tennessee
Al O'Clock On tue morning Of tue lam instant des
patch was re by GenCy Vaughn from his scouts at
Morristown nOre than thirty miles west of GIeenyile
the elect that Gilems Command had left camp, near
knoxville on the Oth instant and h1 passed Be,ts sta
going east, In the direction ROgersyiie aud that
Burbrdge was 10 follow This affirmation was dedyed
from prisoner captured by the scouts who
the 9Th Tennessee Federal Cavalry.
Immediately the receipt u this despatch Cener-
Vaughn orleTedtbe co mtld 10 mo at once Beio-e I
was put mot de-th IL GU private sources vas
received confirming tie prisoners report. In the mean
time General Bfeckiurd-e had teen Notified by TELEGRAM
BY o'clock in the evening" oil tie l4th the command and
fr ina hadlDa d JOnasborO II tins place the lnte
gencs received OF the de.eJJ vi Duke brigade under
Colonel Morgan, 81 kingsp0Nr anu that ne enemy
advancing OF Bristol via BOuntsyie Ihe entire wagon
Jraip including the impressed wagons nom W. Na',
were 10 Ashe county, y G. VIA Elizabeth and Tay
l0rsyile Al ammunition anu supplies that could be
Alued away were taken by tie wagon trains. con-
derabe Quantity OF public property, well pri-
vate was still in the Dept aud as dispatches from
this place signifed that everything was safe train
was ordered 10 Jonesbogo foT tEeT shipment Uni0rtu
Rssy it atno siYS uRHl lave 81 night and when It re-
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I. FROM CANADA.
THE ST. Adams RAIDERs-fLOTs OF THE rgyfAS
BROTHERHOoD

THE ST. ADAMS RAIDERs-PLOTs OF THE FgyIAS
BROTHERHOOD.
MONTREAL, Jan. 4.-The decision OF the court in
the of the raiders has not been given but is en-
pected in day or two. The general expectation Is
that the prisoners will be discharged on the point
raised. Ii so, they promise 10 submit to trial OH
the merits ofthe case.
An extensive organization of the Fenian Brother.
hood has been discovered
PORTER STILL "PEGGIsG AWAY" AT PORT FISHER.
A correspondent ofthe american writing of Nor
folk, OF date January Sd, says:
learn that Admiral Porter IS still pegQinQ
away at the Fort with the New Ironsides and his
Monitors, keeping the rebels from making any alte-
ration in their defences, and compelling the garrison
10 remain boxed up in their damp aud unwhofesome
bomb proofs. Whether he will succeed in driving
them out rendering the place untcnable time will
disclose but he is undoubtedly determined not to give
up the effort unless ordered to desist by the Depart
ment. Whether he will receive any further assist
ance from the army is not yet known, but find that
the impression in both army and navy is that little
of the same persistence, If displayed BY Gen. Butler
would have given us possession Of Fort Fisher by
the present time.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-07
LATER FROM EUROPE.

HALIFAX Jan. s.--The steamer Asia, from Queens
town on the 25th, has arrived.
The Army ard Nary Gazette ridcules the idea Of
the rebel papers that Sherman obliged to leave
Atlanta.
The Pope of Rome, in response to the manifesto
of the Confederate States, spplauds the patriotic
sentiments expressed therein and depores the fur
Their continuance of the bloody struggle between the
North and South. He viii not fail he says, to avail
himself Of afayorable opportunity TO urge peace.
81 s4ssz TIE FRosrITs Drrrscrs tse2 -<-ft
Ihs Morning Post says 1t twill not now discuss
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-07


SgHE Wunug,ou expedition furnished not much
i Of glory 20 the yankees It did not even give
Them a p-,tsxt lyr then chronic teps De joi, and
,..r,ts,L,i,I displays. Salutes and fireworks IN
sr..,,,..,.,sr, ,r,,ision celebrated the Moodless
-, ~, ,b. r>.r,.. MORT of Savannah. but mi,
''.,.',,..-,.., ,..r ,,. ,,,,,r. 10 TAX. ,t,
-, = l,-,i,,;,,.,r Il, s,,,,a nj an ,h,.r
~ - ,r,,,.r ,r7,.i,psriral ss,ee,,., and
,..,,'7i,r.,, NJ COMMUNISTS. they
cannot conceal The cnaurin inspired by the lalscar-
,,,,,. 81 vim i,,r.,,,ei -o b the yrlest eype-
dion and Inc most magnificent triumph OF the var
i,;. natural .ryi t.t ,,arripc.rlyn should be no
.i.t I'D. 80 -, ,si,,.,t and -, I.uu,ltabIc-
I..,.,,.,.,.r a.. .i.,,r ,,t,,r i, IN the di
r-,, al ..r,..i,..-i.,,, o, victory Ike plc-
..,ar, ex.t.,iyu +, O. .a.. measure OF ghc suDse-
.. '..-...,., G;rf g.. y.,, ,i.i nor 9urtic A,.te
- .r.,- ~, ..,,..r..I IL, share. IN me
.,-. .., ..,i. 81. ,,,,r,,, ,,i,b axe r,st OF
,..;;...., ,.,..... ,f fi, spcctaric
the WIZ ,,...i,, .,,s.,,,,,iI,,r. which has
AD- ''Ne '' -. ...i ,...,,ti,u, Yankee
.,.s.i,.., OF suti.cilnsax.
'tS'".s" ....... -. CHINO ei>e IL, fiat Inns
IIs "n''s ""~'' -. &C.. t.s ,,iers,
that the IT. ..i,,.,r,.,i i,, r
- 1.I'us VIZ -. ,.t. mini
story ci 'I"' '''"o"' '>''e l.d
is t"eA'! '''"''.'" ......5
aua 'Lsn lu"'S"e3 NV" "e~''-
~ Dag25T' ~ "'' 90 ''..'7'
OF, by Sc 'u1i P'O0' "~'Ne' VI N'N''1"'''''t
C.Cguauy Pe''"'O'''"'1' ''-
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General Assembly Of Virginia
SENATE

FRIDAY jan. 9th, ls65.
The Senate was called to order at IL O'Clock, by
Mr. JOHNSON, President pro tenn Prayer by the
Rev. DR.. Leybun.
A resolution was ofereShby Mr. ANDERSON. and
agreed to, instructing the Committee for Courts Of
Justice 10 inquire into the exRedepcy Of reporting
bill more eectuay to prevent the dislaton OF grain
into ardent spirits.
1 Mr. JOHNSON, of Bedford, introduced resolu-
tion instructng the Joint Committee on Salt to in
quire into the expediency OF providing by law for
maximum price for salt, and to guard against an ex-
cess over such maximum price by proper penalties.
Agreed to.
On motion of Mr. CHRISTIAN, of Augusta, the
Senate adjourned.