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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-01-21

Pen PORTRAIT or GEN. SEERkAN.-Th
Savannah correspondent Of the Philadel-
phia Press gives the following sketch Of the
personal appearance OF Gen. Sherman:
The pictures and descriptions which
have seer Of Gen. Sherman convey any
thing b.. a ust idea OF his character. In
personnel he bears a family likeness to lis
brother, Senator John Sherman, bat has
stronger Qualities Of feature. AS be sat
upon bis morse erect as q mast for more
than two hours, ] thought him beyond
comparison the most soldierly figure in the
army. lie is about ok feet in height, with
all the mature physical power Of vigorous
middle age at command, and without an
ounce OF flesh sGper!iuous or wanting. His
brow IS Intellectual and free, head no, big,
but high, ard he has the keenest and
strongest eye q tie army, and long a., ai-
line nose, IS good IA It's way as The Iron
Dude's. Tkese PICTURES and descTi p.ions
WIKI give him something like The face Of
q .!ce- and the .-a..Lers ri a s.oueh or an
osree, err upon lie wrong side. : he side
face 9. >.et.nan c5yes yea as much The
.Gea q. q professor - & soldier. IDe fail
tace, Dr-s-liu. WIKI the shc-: cropped san
cy .ao-s:a2he and beard, - military with
OIL: being savage. lie is q -ull composition
LET .hs TanEee soldier and Il :lIe type 81
:le -rtes.eetaal american. Business tart
ard energy, instant perception, colnp-e-
lensive study and true military ire seem
20 be written III his features. He .s fond O!
his horse, ard not q. al ford Of dress; is a
capitai injector, and q direct ;a.ker. His
familiar manner - eccentric soTne.iH 60
but generally good Lamered, and though
"a promising solder, be IS still a
a large aid kind hearted mana quality
% which his FREQ Gen. care .or the poor and
humble negroes VITO have fe..owed E.s
causp VIII bear witness. a: tie review he
wore bis bas: clothes and a lew fs.t hat,
which every enc suspects he Las oonned ID
honor @! :ne occasion.
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CASUALTIES OF ls14.-Eelow we preser.
IN tabu!a. form the casualties during the
year by railroads, steamboats, and expo
sions in the Northern States:
kailr' DIS. SteaulL L. Erx nl,s
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-01-21

IN .ror ,e..er has inst been sen. by mail
from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. to Eng
land. The ron was rolled soth;n tina. the
sheet was only twice the weight Of SINH
ar $ aett.sbee. Of ordinary note paper. It
- s.1roses % be the thinnest ron ever
'o-led ~ t, Q world, and was Manufactured,
~ he El.so IrouWQras
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-01-21

Two promlCen. merchants Of Louisville.
Ky. Lave been fined $500 and costs each,
amounting 70 900, for making fraudulent
.ncoIDe returns. Served them right.
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amounting 70 600, for making fraudulent
sncone returns. Served them right.
a citizen Of Chicago, Of seeesh proclivi-
ties. who has just returned from Havana
Cuba says the rebels and their sym PATH
.*rs mere and n Europe are in despair
Sbce,l says that the Southern cause Is be-
yond nope, and he gives il up. Nearly all
he rebels abroad are equally respondent
they consider the rebellion q failure.
The man who smoked IN bed on his we'd
ding night. WAS sarcas.ically informed by
his bride thai no gentleman ever lighted
h4s cigar at the torch Of Hymen.'
Wha: creatures took the smallest amount
Of baggage along when they entered the
ark Tho cock and the fox; they had only
enc comb and one brush between them.
An exceedingly modest young lady. de-
string leg Of chicken at the table. said -
"Ill take the part that ought TO be dressed
- drawers" A nice young gentleman
who sat opposite, Immediately said :: "Tn
take the par: tho: ought 70 wear the bus
tIeW
Human happiness has ~ perfect secur;-
~ bh- freedom; freedom none but virtue.
virtue none but knowledge: and neitha,
freedom nor virtue has any vieor or I'M.
tncrfal hope except in the PRINCIPLES Of
Christian faith and IN tie sanctions 4, no
Christian religion.
4 parsimonions sea-captain answering
Ire complaints Of his men that the bread
vas tad, exclaimed, What! con,nla;n of
yo2r bread that is made from four VIA.
81 yon ih.nk Of the Apostles? they ata
she~ nre~ d,' made from ola boots ana
shoes.
n CaAtornia, recently, some miners found
? tee rec, with large bee hive, honey and
bees, al petrified. THE remaining portion
OF he .fee IN which the beehive vas found
II ..F0 ara hAl. feet IN diameter. and for
" lee. torc. II was found seyel.y-ave
ice. ..lef lie sHrEaee O re cath.
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Female Operatives in tie Eastern cotton
ms are adopting the Dloomer costume as
q work rc-Gress, as being less liable 10 Oe-
cone entangled IN the machinery, and is
tes-t4 quite novelty.
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-06-28

We are authorized to say that the orders
of the military authority. in regard to the
United States currency, do not design or
contemplate that this currency shall be
eonfounded with gold and silver, or as
sun1ed to be of equal value. I, Is only
required tha: it sbsll be generally received
in trade as the authorized circulating me-
dium under Government.
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A special despatch to the New York
World, dated WASHINGTON. June l6. save.


World, dated Washington June l6, saws:
The conspiracy trial resumed its session
to-day. and, contrary to general auticipa-
ton, heard additional evidence. There
was large crowd in attendance. Among
the visitors was eX ConGrrSsm IN Hill, OF
Georgia, who was introduced to several
mem ers of the court. and con versed for
some Time with Judge Holt. It, was sur
missed at one time lha: iii had been sum
moned as witness. bHt this did not prov e
correct.
The prisoners to day seemed to be in a
more thoughtful frame Of ihd, especially
Har rold and Payne. II is said that Payne
at last turns ont t" have been born in
Alabama. and is son of the Rev George
Powell, of Florida. lie belonged at ii st
to Lees rn.y.nnl was detached for SER
vice with Alo<hv's eucrillas, within whose
roaming ground. Warrenton, where Payne
has been seen, is located.
The letter matted to Booth 8 initial
from Cumberland was up again in the
court 10 day, ana the Government detec-
tive named Purdy. who is mentioned in it.
| swore that he never wrote nor saw it unlil
to-day. Two parties who have been ar
| rested on the strength of this letter claim
tha' inns man IurdN wrote 1t.
The evidence which followed was to the
effect that eX Secretary Thompson, the
rebel agent III Canada, had drawn n dr. ft
for twenty thousand dollars, endorsed
Iayah!e to hrder Of Hon Ben. WooH of
New "rk. The production of this draft
caused considerable sensation in court,
and finally concludes al! thc evidence.
!he court has adjourned to Monday,
owing to the illness OF one of its members,
"heh The arguments vii! commence.
l,eveFdy Johnsons argument will be
re"a III me conspiracy court on Monday,
at ~ O'Clock 1T relates wholly to the
jurisdiction of the court. taking the broad
ground 'ha1 persons charged with crime.
F., VINO are not IN the army or navy, are
amenable to civil courts, where tn. latter
are III operation. 1t is replete with histo
rcat and legal preccdents, and ontaius no
dIsresp pectfu! allusion whatever 10 any
member OF the military commission, as
maliciously alleged in some quarters. 1t
Ireals' these gentlemen with a dignity and
respect to which their position as officers
ehtt'e them. The argument will occupy
but liltie more than an hour in delivery.
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Communicated.


DIR. EDITOR: The fire department of this
city has been recognized since about the
first of March last, by consolidating the
three companies into one. 1t was found
necessary to effect this, as the greater por.
ton of the hose was cut up and otherw ise
destroyed during the fire on the l7,h of
February, 1865. Both engines were in .
Jured tossome eXtent-the Independent
more so than the Palmetto; the Hook and
Ladder truck nearly destroyed The de-
partment thus formed has succeeded in
collecting enough hose, with what has
been repaired, to answer all purposes Of
exllnSuishing an orc mary fire, should one
occur. The number of iremen at present
enrolled does not amount to forty men, in
cluding officers rrarly all "f whom are
old and experienced in their vocation and
are ready and willing at all times to do
their duty, whenever their services are
required. The following are the principal
officers: W. B. Stanley, Chief of Fire De.
Partment; j.. Mckenzie, Assistant Chief :;
G. Shields. President Of consolidated com
panleS; J. G >utphen, Vice President do;
+. .. Wilmington. Secretary and Treasu.
rer. AN OLD MEMBER.
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TIN
TO THE MERCHANTS OFC0LUNBIA
RARE INDUCEMENTS! !

THE DAILY NEWS. published a,
Il Winnsho,o, S. c.. offers GREAT IN
JUDGEMENTS to the merchants Of Column
b'a as az advertising medium between
them aud the merchants Of Winnsboro.
The merchants of Winnsboro are. in a
great measure, dependent upon the mer-
chants of Columbia for their supplies; and
as to their afw avs knowing what supplies
the merchants Of Columbia have on hand.
the NEWS offers the inducement of a me-
dunn between them
All advertisements left at the Phoenix
Office for publication in the NEWS. will
as soon as practicable, appear in Winns
boro, when the merchants of Winnsboro
can always see what attractions the mer
chants Of Columbia offer them for purchas-
ing their commodities.
Advertisements will be inserted at flor
square Of eight lines or less) fifty cents
for she first, and thirty five cents for each
subsequent publication, invariably in ad-
vance.
All communications left at the Phoenix
Office will be promptly attended to. Ad-
refreshments can also be forwarded per
Express. and in each ease must be accom-
panied with the money. Advertisements
will be inserted to the value of tn g money
sent. Address J. Z. BRITTON,
Editor and Prop'r The Daily News"
June % rs Winnsboro, S. G.
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OBITUARY.

Died. In Coiu .hia. ). c., on the 9Th OF
June 1865. of dropsv of the heart. PETER
3. LALANE, in the fifty third year of his
age His children and large circle o,
friends vii! deeply mourn his loss; yet our
loss s~ lis eternal gain.
''lt is not thetea at this moment shed,
When the cold turf has just been laid
Ger him.
That can tell how beloved was the parent
that's fled,
Or how deep in our hearts we deplore
him.
lis the tear, through many long day
wept
'ris life's whole path o'ershaded;
Lie the one remembrance fondv kept.
When all lighter griefs have faded"
COLUMBIA, June 25, 1865. E.
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~
away, unconsciously. into thoughts and
musings which give strange and sweet
vitality to all that you behold. A thou
sand delightful meditations inform the
mind. and you wander onward, soo,hed
and satisfied with attractive fancies that
give you the most appropriate companion
ship. Nor is it the soft and geatle alone
that is awakened in your nature by these
scenes. They can impress with equal awe
and solemnity. What more imposing
spectacle than the dense pine forest,
stretching away for leagues, m"notouous
waste, like that of sea or desert of uuva.
rying forms-a realm of. equal shadow
and silence, gloom and depth, In which all
the dwellers are crowned eoverigns-
; sovere!gns without subiects-vo oiceless
hopeless, heirless-withour speech, with
out COMMUNICATING to aud fro their
Inexpensive heads, with Que unbroken
swing of solemn idiocy! What more won
drous and awful than the very waste fer
Utility of our mighty swamps- shrined in
flowers. wrapped in beauty, gorgeous iu
natural wealth, rich in all shapes and
colors, wondrous in vine, and wreath, and
lewe el-terlible in the startling beauty of
their reptiles, in the scream oftheir mighty
birds. in the awful majesty of their deep
recesses2 Their buds press your cheek as
you go forward-their viues stretch for.
ward with thousand fingers to W ind you
in their grasp-your footsteps crush per-
fume from their leaves-your fingers are
crimSoned with the delicious juices of the
Wild grape-and life. in forms the most
magical9and lovellness, in CLEANS the
most musica ARE ever rising to the
senses, as if TO persuade the faith into
those ancient fancies which never left such
regions without their elves aud fairies
The deep impene'rahle ,hickets skirting
the narrow river or oozy lake, seem the
very regions of ambush and surprise; and
you look momeutlv to see the feather
cinctured warrior darting out from the
shade, in all the panoply Of forest war
fare. a loom, which is not painful, gives
q mysterious tone and character to this
peculiar realm Of loveiness and life, and
the very droplets of sunlight that fail aud
triak!e through the tree tops and shrub
berry upon the earth below. seem so many
wandering shade ows-shares of spiritual
l'ie-that come only to declare that. how.
ever little sought or beloved by man, the
region IS not yet utterly abandoned of
Heaven.
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Local Items.

IMPORTANT ORDERs-The attention of
all concerned Is called to General Orders
No. s, from Lieut.. Col. Hauehton, in ,ela-
tion to the revocation Of permits to sell
spiri,uous liquors. Also. to the orders of
Gen. Hatch relative to the Transmission of
te!egrams.
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BOOT And SHOE SHOP,

1TilE undersigned. having again re-
Il su'ncd business in the hall of the
Phoenix Hook and Ladder Engine House
are now prepared to MANUFACTURE
LADIES' and ENT'S BOOTS and SHOES
ut the shortest notice on reasonable terms
Orders respectfulr solicited. Terms Cash.
THOMAS FLANAGAN & co.
june % 3
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Headquarters United States Forces,
CITY OF COLUMBIA. s. c.,
Jr,rr OF fpcS

JUNE II, 1860.
GENERAL ORDERS no. 8.
\ LII permits issued from these head
~ quarters. in accordance with Gene. al
Orders No. 4. 10 sell Intoxicating liquors
to citizens by the bottle or otherwise, are
hereby revoked, and all sales of such
liquors are strictly prohibited. except upon
certificates of necessity from respectable
surgeons or physicians and special permis.
sion from these headquarters. This mea.
sure has been rendered necessary hy the
constant abuse of the privilege here ofore
granted liquor sellers, many of them hav-
ing repeatedly violated the order forbid
ding the sale Of liquor to enlisted men of
the United States army, as we'll as to ne
groes and citizens of dSrepntable cha
racter. BY order of
Lieut.. Col n. HAUGHTON,
25th O. V. V. L., Commd'g Post.
JOHN WALTON. Post Adjutant.
June 2S
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House for Rent.
COTTAGE RESIDENCE

A ros, Ass e1eus1s aEslDESca Of t~e & a.essn ses
rooms, situated in retired street, near
the Ladies Seminary. There is garden,
10 fine condition, attached to the premises,
and , excellent we'll Of water. Apply to
the undersgbed, Winn street, near Char
lotte Depot. WIN. SHEPHERD.
June 90 u
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TIN.WARE.

TH,E undersigned offers for sale a full
L assortment of TIN. WARE, consisting
in part of Buckets, Pans, " ash Basins.
tunnels DiPpers, Coffee Pots, Caps Tam
hlers, Tea Pots. Candle Mouds, Measures
DC. Store on corner of Henderson and
layior streets. G TROY.
June 2S ws2~
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Headq'rs lst Provisional Brigade,
COLUMBIA, $. c., June %, 1865.
GENERAL ORDER NO.

UEVEhAA ONDEh W.. -.
ALL persons having in their posses
!. sion any property formerly belonging
30 the Confederate or STATE Government,
or any persons knowing The location Of
any such property, will forthwith report
the same, with an exact statement and
inventory, to the commanding officer here;
failing to do which, they will incur the
extreme penalty Of the law.
III. No tax of any description is to bc
collected by or paid to any officer not an
nounced by the United States authorities.
Persons having paid such taxes since the
occupation Of this place by Government,
will report the same to the commanding
officer
Ill All persons desiring to open trade,
or already having done SO, in this city.
will report to The Act. Asst Provost Mar
slral. and receive their licenses from the
Provost Marshal here. No Intoxicating
beverage of any kind will be sold TO any
enlisted men.
Nv. tax Of one (D per cent. will be
paid to the Provost Marshal on all sales Of
liquor. TO be accounted fer by him to the
Asst Provost Marshal of the Brigade for
disposal by Post Council of Admlnistra-
ton.
V. Any person refusing to receive
United States money at par value i'll be
at once arrested and tried for d.eloyalty.
BY order Of a. S. uARIWELL,
sBrevet Brigader. General.
GEO. f MCKAY, lst Aeut. and "A A.A.G.
June IS 6
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MIR. HENRY TIMROD

WILL open. during the first week in
w July. at his residence in Richiand
street. (between Bull and Mnrion,) ~
DAY SCHOOL FOR BOYS, in which the
Ancient Languages. French and the usual
En-: l's;; Brancha will be taught.
June Is
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Headq'rs Northern District Depart
ment Of the South,

COLU MBIA. S c.. JUNE 27, 1865.
GENERAL l. ORDERS NO =.
NN and after the d.te of this order, all
" telegraph lines in this District are
placed under the control of the military
authority.
ANY telegraph operator failing to give
precedence TO military over civil de-
spa,ches, both in receiving and transmit
ting the same, viii be considered guilty o f
military misdeme4nor, and punished by
sentence of military court. or at the
discretion of the nearest military COM
mander. By command of
Breve, Maj. Gen. J. P. HATCH.
(Signef.) LEONARD B. PERRY.
June % Is Asst Adju.ant General
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In Macon, Ga, good bacon has sold a.
low as seven cents per pound, fresh beef
at eight cents per pound, corn meal ct
seventy FIVE cents per bushel, and eggs at
htteen cents per dozen
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-06-28

HE WATER WoRKs 1t was whispered
to us, a few days ago, that the Coum bia
Water Works were threatened with an
abrupt stoppage of their supply to the
city, in consequence of the lack of fuel
and other meaus to carry on the usual
operations. We are happy to assure our
informant, or the authority of the Mayor
that all this danger has passed; that fue!
has been supplied. or will be supplied
under proper contracts, aud that the pre-
sent condition of the works exhibit equal
performance and promise, giving US a
guaranty of their, continued supply and
usefulness in any emergency. Still, cit-
zens will do wisely to look to the eondi.
ton Of their wells and cisterns, especially
after the late heavy rains.
cB PERsoSAL.-All subscribers to the
PhGmir whose subscriptions have ex.
plred, will please come forward and
renew, in specie or Government Treasury
notes; otherwise their papers will be stop
ped
GS- We wish it distinctly understood
that our terms are cash. No adve! tiee.
ments will, therefore, be inserted unless
paid for in advance.
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Gen. Edward Johnston and James R.
Anderson. of the Tredegar Iron Works,
haze petitioned the President for pardon
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-14

s,at. p-s., e., ,u ,..,s t.,,,.c.i4.,.I.
crtu,e ,,vi,,s,i = 1919 t a., e., 49,
w.. se,,,.,', ~ Soc pa, ia, 80 ~. ,'.',.,'
six noutlr Too risore- entered l.L 5e Pe.
ter Joys' las l.'erit street, o. tie Ii. u. De.
~ ~, ,I,,t,td .V,i, "'''9 .. 'l''ulIs
-'esin- al oysrcoat from WIN, p. R3hirsor. SD
was rcnbndcd for sentence . Rict aru Carer, in.
dictcd for forgery ia tie qo,.ud dcgrc for pas ms
o'uritr'o' ,Lroc dollar lilM On tie BII.'' Heat
Bank. plrlr,d guilty To- l,-ycrv b.. tI, lof.t .r.
gree an vas rein.nasd iar s'ii"nc" .Mar VI .-
an, srsl iron, d.. !, co.. ~ 81 ..,i
attempt md was fcfaa.. jed 80 s,.tsu.r.. A lam
i'fhen, lhoic,ci &C. rr-Id iW,rnt' s''i 10
!. ,.h'hs H'ih J'hh pd"Ws' pIcA el guy, VI al
P'' ana was f'tn'h4eI i't s'ht'L'' ie'f''
proNh' lhu',''l pttt lnr,'h'' va H"9"Ht az
oITta 'sS' nom 'ha'' H. f,'''N-' ea''' "'.''J
fol' I'fti'I'sN'a -f"'''' L'''''' pr'
''hn tf'derieh' Druggist dong b1-'h''s 1t 80.
"4' "a"r street w'7 ye'''r'aS "fr'''e'' 'h'fp''
WIN co'n,'r''iu' NC i"e. ,' u '"f pug.
i"' Complainant W. '"-ein hNN'.'' q" ~. Nv
mAi'n Lane agent i'T l.,i"A' ~ "y.L'' W.,
'f'- 'h'i l' H'"'.' '' ''' oil" '''''I w
''sl' "lct'd I. ''I t'' 1'A N'N'' ,I .p',''-,
l'Fp'r'ns 20 t'iH.' l'...'"'' I'I''' .'.H .."
ti' a' '''' A''' i"' .'i''' go '' t''.'' '' '"'
PHH'h' was h''' o. '''''
SfdiIug ssh0i IDgis David CAr.flCIit .uNk
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LOCAL NEWS.
NEw YoRK ~ rnE yIcINIrY.

TuE SAyASN,u Am Novt.vrxr---N LANCE
\. NNlih ~ ~ ''s'oN' READY f"H sniINENl.-
The general committee appointed to procure aid
iyr the suffering people Of savannah me. ,c4ier,iuy
j. eruoou IA the Hall Of the Chamber Of Commerce,
Ant reported the extent OF tto.r success Ia collect.
us money or this purpose. Something rear fifteen
thousand noi'srs has already uc-u sui-,rbel, AMI
1ue work N collecting s still in progress. A large
quantity Of provisions for tho destitute rco,lc Of
r''NlIsn n",r ID p'' ana WIN be- IT.
They CONSIST Of -four, Iad.n meal, rar, pork,
pickles vinegar potstoe', tnrnips, carrots, onions,
,o,, In sdS,,,o, ~ tbs.s ''s re- npi 10
leu. tn savannah agent hss purchased ~ tnyls.
sAu oOllH7 worm :" prvNsl ms On ~ own nc
w.. sc.ynSr Daniel Wsta,e, a,i,h DO $3.50 ~
l4cut hss generously placed at his dispose Tor ,ha
p41".. l.r.e quantity Of provisions Is also
N, - Ion th pr..,,, -thy '''' "''' o'''''
The hTst mail tina, LAS come y r,h rom Swan.
NAH s.nc, US oe'up'u'H ~ the Federal army, al
iuc steamer Arso. Tie msn vas ycry lcHyy
Huu pris.ul H,ycuty-cicht hg-s thirty II Vl. ID
we've rom Sherman, army Am.k l1ra.st.r, of
tIg.ty bags, was made up At tho Scw Norl, Post.
"hc5 {escctay m"rAuS' for Savanna, and was
* lns.'e'y for the s-my; Alsrsc 'm"untoi ,uat-
rs H., s,,,I Inn a. ,, ~ ~ CIV .
neu, completed. it was not uout. /, 10 tnoug.t
Tue. HHn+'n'hiS i'r i"r"or.rS citizen let
''''
AMlsEMENIs.
NArsrN'4-"TLs Euy Of Fnt,u bsz I-.,rr
i.t,...
'"'F ''"" ''' N''''' ''a' u VIII 10 hNhued mex.
Wct.. Pun.b and Judy, produced ID tho same
s,yle &C It was exhibited bo.lrr Queen Victoria.
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$40 Csy Hsine Welcomes Der twin sister Ms
svan, " us blessings " free institution -' 20.
tyy.-rs wandering In tie wilderness sAstLL
Cow, Governor Of Msine."
THs snste, in executive session, yes;er i,y con
frtnod BRIG. Gen WIN. r sherman I. ). Army,
MAJOR .Goner,I u Volunteers, 10 be Maior-Gcuersl,
Aug 1911, i,Cf, rice Wool, retired. Br, Gen.
Philip n. sheridan. u. =. Army, Majof-Geuoral Of
Volunteers, T. he Malor.Gcncrsl, NV -tt, i-C'.
sic. Mcclellan. resigned. Brip Gen Gc,Igs Il
Thomas, !. Army, MsJor-Geuerul Of NoIuntecrs,
&C he General, dec 18th, 1864, rice Fremont,
re.gued.