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Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-10-25

The Scmi-oficial Berlin Jouraoi says that the hon
Orabc and cordial reception given Count Bismarck
by the Emperor Napoleon at Barritz and the obser-
vations of the Emperor upon pending questions, are
$Garin,les lGr me unaltered contlnuaBce OF the
has no doubt that the Emperor Napoleon has re-
solved to continue the disimterestcd policy he has
hitherto pursued relative to the Duchies, &C.
ROME.
The official Giorndie dc Romuad announces that it
has authority to declare that the Pope in hisla ao
cution upon secret societies as at all times spoke
from the promptiIgs OF his own conscience and with
full Independence.
The French Government prohibited the publication
of the POpes remarks relative to the funeral of Mar
shal Magnan.
HINGAEi.
Great agitation prevailed ut Pcsth on account of
the Meeting of the Committee of Committal in that
city.
The election question was under discussion
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-10-25
Governor Hamilton on VIZ. Reasan's
Letter.

Letter.
The 'ollowing note was sent to the Texas
papers by General Hamilton, with the letter
from Nr. Reagan, which has been extensive
" published.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-10-25

grcss, at Sheffield, one by the Rev. Stella Mar
tin, coore'l representative of the American mis-
sienary society, the cotton question: in which he
contended that it would be better grown by free than
slave laborers He concluded by putting in an earn
est plea for the negro race.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-10-25
THE BALTIMORE COLORED CONFERENCE

The Baltimore col0rcd conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church. which was in session in Asbury
Church, corner of llth and X streets adjourned on
ference on Sunday ight preached an eloquent ser
mon in the church, and ordained number of preach
ers. preamble and resolutions of profound graft
tude, and respect for and confidence in the admins
raton Of the United States, was unanimously adopt
ed, and Il committee consisting of FIVE members APP
pointed to present the same to President Johnson.
Bishop Simpson announced the appointments foI
the Potomac, Shenandoah and other districts. The
Baltimore Circuit is follows: William II. Whiting
ton: GunpOwder, Henry Matthews: Frederick city
Henry IL: Ebert: Ling'nore, Perry II. Matthews C.
y. Key: Monocacy. Henry Carroll; lIagerStown, Nd.
John X. Tolson; Cumberland, to be supplied.
John Wesley Chapel. Baltimore. was adopted a.
the place for the next session, and the Conference
adjourned.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-10-25

The colored population Of Clarke county, Na., are
reported to have become considerably aroused and
excited by reason of the injudiciouS statements Of
the right to fix price for the labor of the black will
rest alone with the employer. The colorcd popula-
merely under another form, but less absolute and
dependent than it was under the slave code, and
consequently restcsy eager to learn the truth Of the
matter.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-10-25

The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue yesterday
morning ordered the following ruling Where per
son neglectS to pay the income duty after demand
(secton ll9l the amount due becomes lien from the
time when the tax fell due until it is paid The 10th
sceiO preScribeS that the tax shall be levied the
lst day of May and be due payable on or before
the Both day of June. On these terms OF the law it
can On'j be pfcdcated that the tax falls due the
30th of June, that the lien attaches that day. -.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-10-25

Applications for the discharge Of enlisted men of
the Veteran Reserve Corps having been forwarded to
the War Department through the proper channels
number Jt them were returned yesterday, bearing
the following endorsement:
ADJJTAST GENERALS OFFICE. washington, Oct 2i,
lS65.-Sir: In reply to application for your dis
charge from the service, have the honor to inform
you that orders in press which render il un-
necessary tc take special action in your case
have the honor to be- very respectfully, your ODE
dient servant.
Signcdl SAMUEL BREcK
This is looked upon as favorable to the immediate
muster out OF the Corps, and has caused much re-
joicing among the enlisted men.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-10-25

ITlI. N-l9I. IVk IT I.T'I''
Strong efforts arc being made to induce the Prcsi-
dent to release Senator David Il. Yulee OF Flori
da. from Fort Pulaski, where he Is now confined
Mr.. Iulee is President of the Jacksonville and Tai
lahaSsee Railroad. a man of wide influence upon
the political and material interests of the State.
his release is greatly desired by the people Of Florida
in order that he may himself for the restoration
of business prosperity in that State.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-10-25

Intelligence has been received Mt the Freedmen
Bureau. in this city, that two agents of the Bureau
sent to Berryviile from the garrison at Winches
ter for the purpose Of investigating the affairs OF thJ
freedmen, were driven from the town by mob com
posed of citizens OF that place.
Many of the freedmen who contracted with then
former masters for share of the crop, that the
harvests have been garnered, have been driven away
by their employers who refuse to compensate them
for their labor. Measures will be taken by the Bur
to fully investigate the condition Of the freedmen
that vicinity, and to see that ample justice is don,
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-10-25

Adviccs have been received in Washington from
the election in Florida. which took place the 10th
inst very light vote was poed, not to exceed 600
in the entire State and the delegates elected TO the
State Convention are mostly OF strong Union char
acter and strongly indorse the policy indicated by
Governor Marvin. Judge BuTrtt was elected dele
TO- frn,., In.l. LIZ -Hr;nL
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-10-25

:, Lirerp9oi October lS.-Liverpool Cotton Market
The BrokeIS Circular reports the sales of the week
foot 1900 bales, including 81 900 bales to specu-
lators and l2,COO bales to exporters.
dencv bmt snbsepnapt, nr & with an advancing ten
an advance OF only I'd on American, and 15ald on
India and other descriptions The quotations are as
follows
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-10-25

uglands -. ....;, 26d 2r4d
The sales to-day Frday' were 10000 bales. in
market closing with an upward tendency. and n
Lrihing advance ON all qualities The stock in port
ameri1Gn.
TRApE REsdRT-T4s adviass from Manchester sys
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-10-25

LoNDoN MoNEY MAREET.-rhc appearance Of the
discount mari kct was satisfactory, and the de-
mand WAS quite Moderate. The hope prevailed that
the value of money had reached its highest point in
touching seven per cent. Under this impression the
Stock markets were recovering from their late de-
preston.
AMERICAN SECrmTIES.-Sa Circular
of the evening of the llth instant. says The unprc
ccdented action of the Bank of England in advan-
cling it, rate of discount three times during last week
completely upset all markets III the Stock Exchange
American securities participated in the general de
preston. FNe-twcnteS declined more than ono pci
cent, and were last quoted ut 6SI Iaal$iI
The Eric and Illinois railroad shares have also suf-
fcred relapse, the former having at one time soId
low as 5Sl. and the latter at sl3l They close n,
follows: Erie 5Ha59'@ and Illinois SLASH.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-07-10

Respectively DEcLINED.-<We arc in
debted to Mr.. Henry c. Farr, New Yorl, Tor a
neatly printed circular, in which he proposes
to furnish the country press, Cor the Inerest
pittance, with weekly digest Of all the news
of the day, on both sides of the Atlantic, and
an accurate and full statement of every event
occurring in the .frs quarters Of the earth,-
Europe, Asia, Africa, America and Australia,
Including Gotham, Yonkers, ,Medybemps
and Wallowgrass, ofcourse. The copy is ODE
in reprint foHn, SO that compositors may be
saved all trouble Of deciphering It. The ar
srangement win save editorial brains, and scis-
sors,-besides ink and steel pens,-supercede
the necessity of large exchange list and,
renderpapers availing themselves of this new
lab6r-saving process immensely popular with
az; a.5arrseg5 hlff9ci yllItiinsyf ~ ut
o 1 iV'sstS.fg 1.siaa 7ii 10 b3fEGsfa ssuoH
y BY an ingenious contfivance sort of HE-
olian attachment can. be brought into use,
which win grind out Theology, Science, Litera9
ture, Agriculture. Music, &c, just as neatly as
an old-fashioned cider press would grind up
worrny apples. sqopq sla resa ss.ssI beoTissi 81
E9 We have no doubt Mr. Farr's proposal is a
decidedly rich one, but as we do not run
windmill we are Obliged to decline it. Before
trying any such process we have promised to
test another Yankeeinvention, Ia sort 81 edi.
toriaf engine which is fed with sweet ferl and
catnip, warranted to produce articles that viii
soothe the public mind and never create an
eAsVl' wy ..sss. MgxotNnN Nsste ssDsI
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ITEMS or SITE NEKs.


We have received from a member of 4 Maine
BATTERY whose former complaining and fault
finding article wesdeclined TO publish, singu-
larly explosive missiye, in which he calls us i
''iar," and Gov. Cony sd fool" and indul-
ges in other similar chaste expressions, and
winds up as follows: sPleaSe publish this and
oblge." After signing his name he adds
'You dare mot put this in your paper.p We,
might publish it only we would not disgrscel
the honorable corps to which the foul-mouthed
blaekguard belongs '--..'---a
At trial Of fire engines in Rockland, on the
Fourth Defiance threw 176 feet inches ;Diri-
go IT'S feet inches. The Victor of Kendalps
Mills, ON the same day at Bath, threw 1S5 feet
6 inches. 4 The Victor received q prize Of $1Oei
/ Efhe tongues were taken from the church
bells at Ellsworth, the night before the 4th,
says the american. ssrai ssnifiiga sssla fsgi
A joint stock company has been formed by
seven gentlemen, to be called the sOssipee
Manufacturing Company" for the purpose of
engaging in carrying on the manufacture of
wooden and cotton goods in Waterboro,. Capt
tai $12O0.lg ir aGiiis9 ID 8aRs sfi s4s5 its ysgs
The Clarion says that Mr. Horatio Longfel-
low, of Cornyille, met with severe accident on
"Wednesday last. While grinding scythe, his
4 foot slipped throwing mnforward, his left
hand striking on the edge Of the scythe, cut
ting the flesh and cords to the bone, and strip
4 ping the whole some three or four inches up on
the wrist. .}*S1
Henry s. Hall, Of Maine. has been appointed
q first-class clerk in the Treasury Department.
l'd The Journal says Col. Joseph Freeman, of
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-07-10
MRS ,w1NSt.oW.ssss..

n EXPERIENCED Nurse and Female Ply
sician presents to the attention Of Mothers her
fl rs o othisn e. osSsyIsuP,, Aiio
FOR Chill DIR E N8ITE E,THIMGG
which greatly facilitates the process of Teething by
sotening the gums, reducing all infammations will
allay all PAIN and spasmodc action, and Is 49,, ~
SURE no REGULATE THE BowEEssls ~
Depend upon It, mothers twill give rest to- yours
selves, and .is5i "a "a ..
moRELrEF AND HEALTH 10 YoiuJR ISfAN rs,' ~
We have put up and sold this article for oyerfiygy
years, and can say in confidence and fBUTH Of 1t
what we have never been able to say of any other
medicine Never has it tuyed9na Single instance to
efsctp cure, when timely usedg Never did we know
an instance Of dissatstcton BY any one who used it.
On the contrary all delighted wthits operations
and speak in terms of commentator of its magical
effects and medical virtues. Wa speak In This matter
= what we de- know after thirty years experience
and pledge our reputation for the flhHment Of what
we here declare. Iii almost every ms lance where the
infant is suffering from pain and exhaustion, relief
VIII be fpundin fifteen minutes after the Syrup IS adj
ininfstered.
Full directions for using win accompany each bot
tile None genuine unless the facsimile of CURTIS
& PERKINS New YORK, Is on che outside wrapper.
Sold by all Druggists throughout the world anlsd
VI Price only IS Cents per Bottle. sario.
june3snddsw6m sSliH 500 % eORsimf9q 20 b
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.aiaa 9siJ ArwooDsfpoy DAR
PATENT DRILLING MACHINE,
- PILE DRIVER.
A&sF AND On ~
- HYDRAULIC SAND PUNE D

PRACTICAL TESTS having fully demonstrated
the superiority Of this machine over all others for the
purpose Of sing Oil wells, the undersigned is now
prepared to receive orders for the same. tTs
This machinery comprises Everything re0nsite for
the boring Of oil wells excepting the STEAM ENGINE
and CAST IRON DRIVING PIPE, ibut will be furnish
ed, if desired at reasonable price) and DISPENSER
with the use Of the Derrick Rope, Bull wheel and
other eumbrous and expensive fixtures now in use
and is arranged being constructed on wheels and
portable, that It can be easily removed for the pur-
hose of sinking wells In different localities N
THE DETRITUs is removed from the well by our
Patent Hydraulic process and does not roouire the
removal of the drill from the BORING This process
not only removes all the detrtus in from five to ten
minutes but likewise effectdally clears out and opens
all the small oil veins that often entirely closed
up by the old process Of sand pumping q N r T m
can be SINK from 400 TO 800 feet within period Of
em fteen 70 thirty days after the sol pipe has Been
Affangements are being made for the eopstrpciols
wich, Newburg, N. Y, and Pittsburg, Pa
For further iilfbrmation price, TERMS &c ad
dress, SIMEON LELAND fa1t
AZ METROPOLITAN HOTEL,
apl7sodam dMhA'rT [ Nav iTssk.
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ry,,f HARMON d SAWYER,
u. S. War Claim agents for IIaine,

VIII give their exclusive attention to collecting
PENSIONS, BoUNTIRs, ARREARS OF PAY,
PRIZE MONEY, LOST CLOTHING, sc.
loAicsrs' Accounts with the Ordnance, Quartsrmas-
tiers and Treasury Departments adjusted and settled
and certi6eates sof non indebtedness obtained. =
Terms reasonable. Az ~ "A - p AS4 >
~ No charges unless successful.
an advice and information free. 10 g4iD asfi 30
ONCE No. ss Exchange Street, Jose Block, told
stand of Bradford & Harmon)
iHs siifi * "~t*stss q. X HARMON,
q eulAl W. S. SAWYER.
I REFEREsoEs Hon., VIM. P. Fessenden, U. $,
senator; Hem samuel Cong, Governor Of Maine;
Hon. Israel Washburn iJr., Collector Of Customs. n
may16d&wtf
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NOTICE Is hereby given, that u Is The inten4,o,,
IN The City Council to lay out new Street or Pr, "a
le Way ut the use Of the City, beginning AZ Han
NJ. Braekett,s Landing ON Peaks Island. A'si'F
And the Joint Standing Comriif.ee a. a., rs !.
Council ON laying out new Streets In ryr,.e jiey
an order OF the City Council passed ON the 2ats &c q
o. march, vii meet ior said purpose ON Mond- "a
ittn Jay q July az hat-past two O'Clock in sle
noon, ct Henry M, Brackets Landing ~ me etesi-
beginning and them and there proceed ~ Plaee y
lay out said new Street. All persons ,t ~ view eiq
take notice and govern themselves e3eea viii
s I've under our hands this eighth day Of uiv
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-07-10
THh North BRr11InssH REV REVIEW ~ for june 4

x TEE NORTH BRITIsH REVIEW for june. IS
received from the Republication house Of
Leonard Scott and 4 Co, New York. The ar
ticles are seventh number Friedrich Aa,l-
gust Wolf; 5-The new Gold Mines and
Prices; S-Three Women Of Letters A. Eng
land and Norway IN the Eleventh Century;
5-Popular Religious Literature; 0--Symbol-
ism in Christian AZ Art 81 775state and Pros
poets in Italy " .eas 4 49, s s 8
= The North British Is the organ of the Eng
lsh Free Church partx.gaTs IAaaaaa O
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-07-10
AN oBJHor OF syMPATHv

referring to Miss Anna Sauratt, daughter Of
the miserable woman. who was executed on
Friday last, against whose character nothing
has yet appeared; nothing having shown that
she had any complicity IN the assassination,
either before OF after the dreadful act, the
Geographic correspondent of the Boston Id
vesti ersays: .sEs0e3 10 81BzE8e
7, @What the poor girl, whom sorrow and pain
have strangely touched In these long weeks
since that eVentfnI night Of her mothers aI-
rest will do, no one yet knows. If there Is
anywhere among all the desolate souls Of
earth one who deserves the charity of merci-
'ful thought, that one is this donhdy Orphaned
CIR, whose father died a rebel whose moth.
er died onathe seaffold ,--whose brother is an
outcast insevery quarter of the civilized globe.n
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-.-MoBHE--Ar ed, brig Clara Brown Brown. New
! CD 22l, brig Alecosta, Dunbar. Nav yor,
BALTIMORE-Ar 6th brig Russian, Getchell, I'm
Sagua 23d ult. " ~
ca sth, brig Echo Benson, Matanzas; sch Alice
rff5aDEIrHlfI@ csh, sch Telegraph, Nick
cd eths brig Ttasca, Rose, Port Ioyai SC. la p
NEW YoRk--Ar eth schs Elvira, johnson frori
Machias; Seven Sisters, Crowley, Cutler; Sylvia,
2r zth, barques Helen Angler staples, I'm sasua;
John Carver, Nichols do; Palermo, McCarty, from
Cow Bay OBJ brig Sarah EIsgg, Farrell Hayana;
i0rinhell, Morehead CITY NC - ~, 81 i,l,
Bel Below ship nonsides nom Newport e. 1910.
CID 18th, bafque Evening Star Miller for st Jag0
brig Hattie Wheeler, Doian Portland: sehs Triton
Freeman PEV9iE I Talbot Packard Boston.
Ma "a 1.i1 9TH sehs Avon, Park, and
! PROvIDENcE-Ar 9th inst, sciIs Banner Alfee.
from Calais for Pa~tucket; Susan TAYLOR Lord in,
Caias; jas t}lSeR, Davis Eom Ellsworth Gov Co
It'll sehs goaluihbia, Crosby Bangor; Florida,
2, Thompson, New York; Rocket, Marshall, DO, or
Calais; saxon Richardson, Bangor Mary Shields,
| PAwTUcKET--Ar7 It'll, sch John Compton, Long.
NEwPoRT. Ar 9Th, sch Geo worthley LOrlng.
In port 9TH, briggs shIbbolesh Johnson from War
rem for an Eastern port 10 load lumber for Beaufort
s stS ss scS q A Gsihlsnd
HOLINESS HOLE LAR sth brig Gamma, Mar
\ shall, Philadelphia for Portland schs Henrietta,
Wiley, I'm Church Greek, Nd, for Kennebunlxport;
| Harriet Neal, O'Brien, Lubec for New York; Saxon
for Edgartotsn \; Ottoman, Dodge, from Newport fh
Bangor. 9noJ -ew 2iEf 09dN nfs t-frIi aflI d
SD, brigs Flora + Brewer, Brewer City Point, Va
for Portland Gamma, Marshall, for do; schs Cameo
1 Elwell, Rondout for Salem; Mary Emily, Yeazc, I'm
Bangor for Philadelpha; rochester, Percy, DO f0I
Providenesi Carroll spragne, I'm Philadelphia fol
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MHIYlNdr I USE W. THE 81 HEsr

III Oyer twenty years increasing demand has estab-
ished the fact that Afatlews Venetian HAIR bye ID
the best in the world 1t iseths.cheapestth che most
reliable, and most convenient. Complete in one bot
tle Does NOT require any Of the
hair oNo trouble. mo crock or staain.i Does NOT
rub off or make the hair appear dusty anddead but
inparts to it new life and lustre. Produces beauti-
full black or brown, as preferred child can apply
lyit. Always give satisfaction. Only "a eents per
Aottles Sold everywhere. "A. L. MATTHEW'S AIalni-i
factdrer. n Y. asl'a ilad bgs saIai iaods .disdi
esDEMAs BARNES 81 Co. New; York. Wholesale,
Agents. booW b 10 COS iuodA iimay12eodly 4olol
: vgsaJ e3 bag ,sieei snimlA4 GALA 3paiaVf bnR
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The lightning Fgy-Killea..

Destroys Flies Instantly, and is not liable to BE-
mistaken for anything else. Is easily prepared and
used, and does rapid execution Each sheet win at
tract and XIII quart Of ies promotes quistin
reading, peace while you eat, and the comfort of
nap in the morning. Il " u Moi o. glq4l
Sold by all Druggists. sao3 set iune97eodim
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-07-10

i Osr between Pleasant end Stat. So
~ gay eHe a,,l u ~ set Of CIarmese on FRI
rRsShkn The n s S Will Dollar Gold Gro Ss's ann
yng shs came at either 20 PisSaSt sSsswred BY
CORTLAND "a July 10, 1ses-.lws =. d. souLE.
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ISPECIALAN
Mrs. d. b. Danforth.

may be Consulted al sirs. Jason winson's, Nd. 80
chestnutstfeet, III JaIy Ia Mrs. Danfbesh has had
large experience in her profession ana been attend
ed with uniform success.
TnlxQ 1o+c~
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Lost or stolen

a LARGE Genre Board r,ras, ~.
bout tes ie outside with white aud
snd on Friday n adnen SP her ooaes af e Ss
'as 70 the subscribers shall Be l NY [ssrn said
julyiOd1ws sg SUIT & WRITTEN
-.'-st 0t ii'-ilif't U0U Peaks Tsla,,4
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DIR. LIGHTHIIL.

I WilEbe at the o. s. HOTEL, ON MONDAY, July
iOtii to remain until SATURDAY, July 18th, where
he can be consulted on DEAN ESS,l CATARRH..
and all diseases ofEYR, EAR, and THROAT. Par
tcular attention paid to Children troubled with Dis
charee fromsths Earto MET 1of 5sse1 70 1s
va Artificial Eyes interted without pain. haa oro
July 3Ad7t6w1tN uoig ns 513sd bslaniis ,fi1Iol
y aisnaa oo5l lnods .iainoo isRdx sdi
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n
la5 ta b. siiae haa ,i-----s-- iaw esi siiaR fact
The Boston Post is probably the os,ly demo- y
cratic paper in the country that would call up
Oh its readers to remember that the everything
principles of Democracy teach that the citizen
owes no allegiance to any party, to the peril of
Ford's Theatre at Westinghouse advertised
to be opened for dramatic purposes. 1t win
l open with the Octoroon. -
Al Morgue, or RECEPTACLE forathe Identification
of unknown dead bodies, is to be established
in New York, on the principle Of similar places
! in Paris. aW0ga x I
| ri Awoman eighty years old is in the Rhode
| Island State Prison, for poisoning two nus
Ebands. -iloes9 .a9m @e ss5lorq sia5sA di.l All
~ 10 p 80, bla bees Is 0s fl s4eaa 3
EHeGen Lowell h Rousseau has accepted the
nomination of the Union members of the Ken
tacky5 legislature for United States Senator,
and will canvass the State. 20 - - ea'..ssiat
| General Heintzelman has not been mustered
outsof service, but only out Of his volunteer
commission He still retains his rank In the
regular army brevet Brig. General and Col:
Of the 18th q. s. Infantry assis.s45ist 1sai4al
Admiral Dupont died of the disease Of the
throat which had affected him somewhat since
be had a-sexere attack. of diptheria, three.
-- w. 1s's ,,.s..., ,,.g.,..
IL .s,s !. .'epaV''es ',iilfNs' 'ne t1'atsof
and that the price is likely to advance, because
| vaar IA sies III .dsasif 81 hsiTsq 'sssIsl'fa
of strona be no ,uraacaa,,tlv hurst IN ono
be ~ Pass, &C., =,
blow hola ~ 49,
s,sns - Srs''S,r - - = 80 ~
!, - :
course to have ii treat GROWN nm man with
:, ,.1aasa,a'S ~ le's,
80 .aa,-a az l,a,,so -
Ths Nav yorl naners o ,s, elanor;no for tbs
Sxacto,, ~ syhs, =
~ Z; ~ 8! ~
Tha atbsr dSJaS "a 80 So.t,a,,s.,,
a;a,..sd -
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tsa,,a4 1les ~ ls165EssS non eT0ls7 g
.s'st, - $500 = -
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9s gu uea'n asss ~. - ~ - IN
Anu" u =, 1912 ip z l WAY !" ~ ~ Ivy
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sweet girls heauslltA music y az attractive TO
oeauafqI women as nowers 20 bees 9sss s Is
~ Inc editor OF Paper ~ indiana wants to
Know If WESTERN swhiskeyA was ever seen com.
ing through the rye. raasA s.arN
me indianapolis Journal OF wednesday
says, Mr. Albert Pike, poet, painter, Arkansas
Big Injun@ and 5ex-rebel general arrived in !
that city on Tuesday morning stopping at the
$500 800 ~ H. = =