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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-05-11


The Leaveuworth Conservative recent.
y contained leader. urging that union
of alf Republicans in Kansas is necessary.
and that eli minor matters Of differences
should be discarded. Bot before finish
ing the article. the editor exhibits bis in
ability to practice in accordance With his
own preaching. by indulsiss in that style
Of deuuneistion Of those Republicans with
whom be differs, which vas 20 common
during the last political canvass.
We expressed the hope, more than
four months ago. that the Republicans Of
the State would now unite and pull to-
gether, as the great cause Of difference
was removed beyond ibe reach of politi-
cal qusrrels. But at thst time the DOM
inant wing were so elated with success.
and SO intent upon Furnishing the minor
ity. tba, they could not listen to any pro-
position which would givs that minority
the same rights in the party that they
possessed. We are still Of the opinion
then expressed. When the war is over.
thousands Of Union men who have acted
with the Republican psrty will drop ont
Of the ranks. and powerful opposition
party will be organized. Enormous
debts will be to pay. and gigantic claims
to adjust. all Of which will be turned to
the disadvantage Of the party that carried
the war through. If the Republican par
ty wish to maintain their sscendsucy in
Kansas and in the Nation. they can do it
only by acting In harmony.
But there is only one way to unite the
Republicans Of Kansas. 1t is to make
principle. not man worship. the bond ol
union; aad fidelity to that principle. no,
fealty to a single individual. the passport
to public favor. Whenever blind devo-
ton to the service of one man is no Ion:
ger regarded as the only means Of OBJ
tanning positions Of honor and emolu-
ment. by one portion Of the party. the
principal barrier to union and harmony
among Kansas Republicans will have
been removed. And furthermore: those
Republicans who. last Fall, refused to
follow the one.m man power. will not &C:
knowledge nor submit to the charge that,
BY so doing, they became Copperhead.
and enemies, to the Government. They
will not come back in the attitude of re.
pentant sinners. acknowledging that they
have done wrong: but will demand equal
privileges with every other member o.
the party. conscious that they hsYe re-
mained steadfast to principle. even though
they did not follow of in the worship o.
a man. Upon these terms. there need b
no difficulty in re- uniting the Republican
party of Kansas. ,,'-.ps.,g
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-05-11
Sheriff. Sale.
s,;'i pss;,s.1 {: K;":s;; esss:;. IS.
Jason G. Pierce
George Barter 0rder Of Sale.
and
Martha Barter.
Sheriff. Sale.

PY virtue Of an order of sale issued %. u
- the District Court Of the Second Iao,s c"a..
District, sitting vithin and for Donipnan 20 -,
y, Kansas, for the trial Of causes arsl1s
the laws Of said State, wherein Jason G; fie.,'
is plaintiff. and George Bartsr and Marsna o.. n
ter are defendants. viii, on the lztn esy
June. A. d. 1865, between the boar: a.,
o'clock A. M. and o'clock p. N: OF ss'S IT,, .
at the Cont House door, in the city Of, ri :,
County and State Aforesaid. offer for g. s.s, ...s.
public auction, 70 the highest bidder; Ss ,Ss aid
all the right, tile snd interest oi .p1 ! he
George Barter snd Martha Barter in ,na v 10, I
following described real estate: 70 WV iool
No. T.ei,e, (I2l in Block No. T.en'y. :, 'l d.
in the city Of White Cloud, knCun .., :. d.
"White Cloud Hotel" property. Is.sp p,,,rr,
property Of George Barter and Marin. .Ds D and
and offered fsr sale to satisfy joosmen'
costs Of said action. Msy,
Given under my hand. this ION co ct ypa
A. d. 1865. T. y. CnHHs CnH....s.
Sheriff Of Donipaan County, I. A'1svo5 sio.
May ~, l6eS-5w.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-05-11

SEVENTEEN THOUSAND PEa1sHrp IN
w: IEAR.-The Federal prisoners from
Andersonville. Ga. for sometimeii camp
near Vicksbnrg. ere soon to be on their
way home. The steamer Henry Ames
wss taking on board several hundred %
the steamer Roth Was leaving Vieksburg.
1t is said the dead rolls show that seven.
teen thousand Federal soldiers we're bur.
led 1t Andersonville. Ga, during one
year.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-05-11
Nav number of tha Ladie,

HThe May number Of the Ladies'
Repository is on our table. The ilIustra-
tions are. q Scene on the River Nile at
Ph;'e. above Syens. and Portrait Of
Bishop Kingsley. OF the literary con
tents. We need say nothing-their char
scser too well known and arprecistid BY
lovers ofchoice and refined reading
Published at Cincinnati. at $3.50 year.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-05-11

In Philsdslphis the other day Edward
Inssrsoll wss roughly handled BY crowd
tor the uttersnce Of . secession speech in
New York. and was subseq usn,Iy plsced
nndsr arrest. IL the afternoon his brother
Charles went to his place of imprisoo.
msnt for the purpose Of going bail for
him, when he. too. wss set upon and bad.
y beaten. These Iugersolls sre notorious
rebel sympathizsrs. 80 r-irs
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-05-11

WILL orr.-A fellow wesring uni.
form. aud supposed to Be rebel officer.
and to know something about the sssas.
sination o. President Lincoln, was arrest.
ed in Springfield. ILL.,. few days sincs,
and confined 10 jail. He was sent TO
Chicago on Wednesdsy night. The
matter has been kept still until now
Some startling developments are expect.
ed.-SPri.1feld RepsNicon. sGsp -
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-05-11

We heard . m.n say yesterday be wss
sorry Booth wss killed; that he ooeht to
have been captured slive. placed in Bar
nuns Museum. and the American people
allowed to spit in bis face at twenty Eve
cents aPiece. the proceeds to be sppropri-
..ed to paying OF the national deLt -
Conservafiue.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-05-11

- r There is report in circulation.
that the stage was attacked sad robbed
by q gang of. men. q few days, ago. be-
tween Oregon and Rockport. Missouri.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-05-11

: @Ws have no news ofspecial i'm.
portancs. Gen. Grant has sent an invi.
tation to Kirby Smith. asking him IL be
wouldn't like to surrender. It is suppos.
ed that Kirby is somevhst aattered with
the proposition. and about ready to '.lsy
down his yarn"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-05-11

E Cone. Of the Nemaha Courier, 10
republisaing the Stilliaut letters which be
wrote from Washington. during his rs-
cent trip in search Of an Office which he
didn't end. Better publish them in .
book. Cone. Gullivsr's Travels would
be no patching to them.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-05-11

= The vslus Of the estate left By Presi-
dent Liseuln is said to be estimated si
about e25. 900.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-05-11

Our great sorrow should ssem the em-
bodimsot Of joy compared to ths wailling
which ought to take place in The Sootb
when news i received Of Mr.. Lincoln's
death. -'so
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-05-11

1t is estimated that We have one hnn
dred and hfty thousand soldiers who can
DO spsred from Virginia. If work else.
where for them can be found.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-05-11

The, Thieves of Chicago. during the
recent prsvslencs Of mourning upon the
bui!dings Of that city. went round in The
nIgh:, stealing the drspsry. a
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-05-11

~ Jef. Thompson and hi. rsgauuf-
iins have surrendered. Wonder If be will
rssara to North West Missouri. and re-
suws The gas railroad business y -
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-05-11

~ Some Of the papers speak Of the
arrest Of Booth. "Arrest" is good.
He was arrested somewhat like the boll
that tried to bots the locomotive oH the
tfsck. @ .-t.ssi1i4 sss'ss .elst
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-05-11

v On the 18th Of April. 1861, Pre-
sident Lincoln issued his first proclama-
tion calling for rs. 600 volunteers. On
the 18th Of April. 1865. Just four years
after. Ee brsathed his last.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-05-11

AHorHEa 'MARTYR.''-J. Wilk.s
Booth. . leading Demoerst. died very
suddenly on the 26ih instsnt.-Leoven-
worth Conservative. fz..frsr III. VI
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-05-11

r. The burial place Of Booth is still
. mystery. and will probably forever re-
main so. Several stories concerning his
iuterment have been published. but they
were only guess. work. Col. Baker and
his brother are the only persons who
know the sccured spot. and they are
under oath never to reveal it. It is said
that Booths head was cut OF and his
heart taken out before the body was bu-
ried. and have been preserved in spirits.
and placed in the Medical Museum. at
Washington.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-05-11

~ On the l4th of April. the grand
ceremony Of raising tho old flag over
Fort Sumter took placs. Henry Ward
Beecher delivered an eloquent address on
the afternoon Of that day. 10 which be
thanked God that the Presidents life had
been spared through oil our trials. from
the hand of the assassin and from sinking
under the weight Of his immense l.bors.
Little did the orator think that at that
very moment the plan was completed
which should rssult in Lincoln's assassin
stion but few hours afterwards
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-05-11
R Wives. Motbers. and S;s,e

@ Wives. Mothers. and Sietsrs,
whose Husbands. Sons. and Brothers are
serving in the Army. cannot put into
their knspsacks more necessary or val.
u'ble gift than few boxes of Hollowsy's
Pills and Ointment. They insure health
even under the exposures of soldiers
life. i05
Ifthe reader of this 'notice" cannot get
. boz Of Pills or Ointment from the drug
store in his place. let him write to me, 80
Maiden Lane. enclosing the amount. and
will mail box free Of expense. Many
dealers will not keep my medicines on
hand. because they cannot make as much
profit as on other persons make. IS
cents. sS cents. and s1.40 per box or pot.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-05-11

H Rev. Col. Granville Moody. in a
speech at Piqua. Ohio. upon receipt Of
the news Of the capture of Richmond.
took occasion to skin ex-Congrsssmsn an
Mckinney, q notorious Copperhead.-
An overgrown brother of McKinney's
then pitched into Moody with bis fists.
when the 6ghting preacher dealt him q
blow in the face, making him think .
horse had kicked him. His friends cats
ried him to doctors Office. and had bis
face patched up, after which be com.
planned of not wanting to fight any more.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-05-11

A Washington dispsteh says: ~
1T Is said President Johssoa and
Secretary Stanton betrayed . good deal
10 the by the Eternal temper Of An
drew Jscksoa upos thsreesipt Of Geaeral
ishsrnsn's dispatehea'' .a's .,E.sytao. :.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-05-11

~ The Leavenworth papers announce
that Jacob Smith is about to open tai
lor-sbo2 in that city. We thought he
still remained in tho hardware business.
in Topeka. and never knew that be was
. tailor. Well. it is good thing to
have several trades to fall back upon.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-05-11

1t is apprehsnded BY the friends of Ed.
yin Booth that be viii b driven to in
sanity By tbs "a Of his balf brother. !,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-05-11
= The presept IA fulI of coincidents

1 The present is full Of coincidents
sndstrsngs events. They are trsnspir-
ing continually. As one Of them. It is
recorded thst the bullet which killed
Booth. entered the head in almost pre-
cisely the same manner thst his ball en-
tered the head Of the President.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-05-11

Rhode Island has Governor Smith.
Vermont has Govsrsor Smith. End New
Hsmpshire hes Governor Smith.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-05-11

e It Is feared that bushwnacking in
Missouri will be worse this Summer than
ever befor.. Hundreds of them are said
to be lurking along the Missouri River.
and crossing to the north side. The riv-
er. below Leavenworth. 10 patrolled, and
boats are not allowed to tie up for the
night, except at military stations.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-05-11
U JEFF. Davis, in his D.nville pro

~ JEFF. Davis. in his Dsnville pro.
clsmstion. said that Lees army. relieved
from the necessity of guarding psrticuls,
points, would now be free to move rapid
ly from point to point, and strike The
enemy in detail. Since Lees army is
relieved from the necessity Of striking at
all. JEFF. himself has undertaken the part
of moving rapidly from point to point.
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fluailclal.

DETROLEUM.
NFWYOLK PHILADELPHIA. AND BALTIMORE
CDESOi lDhTED
PETROLEUM AND MINING COMPANY.
CArITAL. Si,50J, 600, ritiLED lAtO 0,O00
PAR VALUE, 81.
Subscriptions PiltI. ~ PER Si' iEf.
80 r.. EfTiTR ASSESSMENT OR CALL -. IUE SUB
oLL-hEd5 As jO,c3D ARES ARE RESERVED
FOR NONkitG CAilTAL.
PEg.Ipzsr--1 =. CLfHh % rcs-y7.k
N1C... REsIDEST--N "a WISE. ii'l. teW-lCIL
I-clerL.u--.' j. y Voc, 'F &.
sEcEETtaY-l. JNkilN. Atu-YofG.
DIRECTORS
r. - r. LETcHUM. Hstimoie Nd
q. Ming, "a. .Il.Er, SD.
J. y. GOULD liiHde "hia "a
". WI0LRJ fI ta..Iu..r' Md.
T. H. MISNtEi, Nev-i ok
u. +. UtNor. Nc~-l OTk
A. CLARK. .sI- Fam o..
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GENERAL SUPER NTFNDFNTa
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OFFICES:
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AND BALTIMORE, ND.
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Anlnscmcnts.

nROMENAD WESIh :
u SECOND tEOIlIENT. y. q, :. n T..
ina el C5rctr ofh sefie. viii take phee 1t IN Annoy
4. s''' on SATURDAY TyI.SING, Jan "a, = h'r o.
AtV vcl1cS. ,,
Tk-.s ~ rent.Csn la ootarea Al tho riofy Jo.s'
pas -for. ferr SC timers Music store faiy y y
Nc S9 Broadway. and oltbs Esbsrs Of tAs LsS1s-1 ~
taaksxs s...i iAs AseA
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CPECIhL PETROLEUM NOTICE.
"LIT a LIE l. 4 - A w II A
AsD
ELK RIVER
pTTROLLUM AND MINING COMPANY"

pTIkULLI i AND DININV NUNI M
uf WIsr VIRGINIA.
Ges ~, ~ r. rri unite m ihi' belief 'na p
frr-.r .t'n t.- pfapory q I'll C'rr-ny-o '"CU
ACRFs OF IANl. ~ FE.-s 10 the eafJ cnrf o.
IN. We., Nr.laa DH grs,ou-lp numerous oil 8. s''
rrr Long g., ~ ts ril. r'-"ff zone 81 witch
G, vii h- fr.o.. .sriuF pin. s"il -li nr-'nnde
vi pr,!-.i s.ie ta. s- 'La''tfA-5e .n hci o
bee ir 2 r..rrl.t.-~
Thstbrr .n '-'. rur l-e i rowh bling i-adr r't'" Of
tcr OF tie ailf.s i.L tcoa ais Do rsncs Of many Of ON
monument rsa faus.. iGd bu,u,s. nrn, already ir al
v...-i ..4pI b.. r.r.aa u al ~ir.y tly.
Pro. d.. YARDS W.. able ana inter sing REPORT
a. tis s-,-fy Glib CIRCULAR at4rhrd. conts ming ts
conlh ttr rl..cri . o- AID - a.-sla D.oIa4A0a
CD De- .a.r r.J o. t.., office.
JANIS WADaWORTE & Co,
Nc. 81 CEDAR 81.
NETWORK.
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Cnu.AIyre OWNFD BY COVsIMrRs

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DR0VInTNoT. 81. SuPREME COURT,

PROVIDENCE, Sc, SUPREME COURT,
4 sEPrEMB4s It-KI, = p. e. ..-'Is1 fte 'r"ics
Ton Of EsL5 A. x. - "a of-fr = notice 20 ur ui-
holder Of tie f!CPsn.o B-us sno cian.rt' upon lie Hs
e. .ytI: .t..-
flirr la b. D.ishrd lr fit FfHr.f jol-f's..
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la notice 10 be- ruiga1 ioE At least two months soT n'
I.fh an ~ Deco-nucr a.
TDe5rd :, tbe decree d Court i2d day T., lgb Dec
| BY oIdsx yOAA 4. CAkpAkh- Clssx.
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, JANUARY 10. 1865.
financial.
GOODYEAR GR0TIEEES & IURAND
OFFER FOR SALE;
g 100000

so 90, 900
OF THE FIRST MORTGAGE COUPON BONDS OF
TIE BROADWAY AID SEVENTH AVENUE
RAILROAD COMPANY DATED JUNE J, 1864
DUE 1894, BEARING INTEREST ~ TIE RATE
OF SEVEN Pr CENT, PAYABLE sEM-ANHU-
ALLY AT THE BROADWAY BANK.
These Bonds part Of issue Of the fhs, Mortgage
Bond. or o. so so Of The roa IT, track, ears, horses
real e.tate aud other corporate property.
Til. Co' pauy the valuable ar''e In tie City
Of New-Yo,k hsvIs Two branches, h9,h nmcnr g o.
Sevepthsv.aue--our run. eoxu sevcatbavenne to and
uronsh Gr,eu yerus AMI Thomr. on-strost 20 Caral
III, ether run Eroidv,y Fourteen street thence
through Uniyrr.J par, &c, to fac'ay.'ir'e,, tappa'
Brosdwsy ~ present 'rooue aad Barclys-e' vih ne
privilege Of tapping e.. eIs7!l,s nnl Diane ,f.c'.
Pars. .rs fstela e-lf'y or or v tie be-, city
road. 80 requ~.' . - al At ouI 6an-i. -i-,.
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No.' CI2 aai Gil Gle vJrreT.. rHI1.A.
AID BALTIMORE, MD.

This Co0nv n 7rzsf ulcr ts af-s 81 tl, S'eie
Sow lasE. Iur rf.ri Office SO. y Efsa. way WIN
b-srcb office .1 raisi' raia 80 s 3"rf 'r %" c'ven
ms Cd. sHuscrb.fs wHt! a c.r h- rs Of Afch ~ y.
I..rei 90 sg- .r tn . ore l'a " v toh
dDly TIE property u4 c. tr- vif r. a care o4fhi
f.n Iaat chose + ' .'- 500" lave tt'u
-r h 5f.r t..- On gi C..s AID Iout he entire
oil rr o. 'r" .r. .If well -s " f'rn Tfiua ara
wa ~ .,ttcd - -a hri ill ~, o.'g.Dr pnr 's o. do
veto, rci ard IT. i.rr. OIL efu. ZEN w,' u'ef
corf Pc an Lcirr hascl win fvy acre o. tis o'h
-v 0u.r.v De- % ON and 100 D-s' II InY. Ind. inueh
~ : .' III. lre.t CIr ROM ri.irv Tree tTrek. Walnut
nod ,l,.v iirr m Col. - st,esIa Toe islds are
being Developed g. .I' .fIA
OFFi,g ~ sHH rjH0 vn,rr r-osre,tus and every IN
--.------- - ,, nroLnWAy NEWYORR.
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GaplNn9 BauKs.

CTiIIENS SAVINGS BANK,
~ tIWFhr corner - C,nalst.
..y PIP CUSI lrrE. rI allowed .a o. aa. ~ 1--WE
Uitlr.I dollar. ga t.i.r ald iva per cont igrgrr
.r.s.r. DEPOSIT f.Nt ~ DA fEt 'tL iA|LA.
~ 81 WILL BEaH .IclEt! ttoI .sr iN5t
la.. .sI d.t G.. I. .r .ri .O.d.y. W "i-ey
s1I FfL ., syrunls '..I.1 FOB =.
B@iA SOCKS u D.. go, Dsi4. 70 md Fr't . ,
st.J. FOLSOM. PIlLi-rt
sErsiorr ! FUECz ~..."'t-f.
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OK FER Cent,
- FRfE PROM GOVERNMENT tx.
THIRD-AVLNI-It SAVINGS BANh,
Cor Il 1iIH...y-. anf Nv NJ sixth t.,
GA .E.ltED 4aJL

RAVK OPrN DtfLY, ifIu % =. m. ~ P. ~ sli on
Nl.uAY, WEDNESDAY ard SATURDAY LFEAlNoS'
n,H q % = ul
SIX PER CENT ufer.,, so,,rd on A. .urs lrrm = 20
fH' Tree f.rtl D.tt1rusaf tx. M IA
mou.ys Deposited .n oi Dtiors jan il VII ia" m''t
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OFFICE or TaE coMrANY NO. /. BROADWAY, N Y

I6c,C29 SHARES AT Ga PER SHARE.
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CHAR IS LOWRY, ca1 Counselor.
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Z -.psl 81 Piled Al ACTUAL Coz .--ihr ofH.
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,rn tt~ suruAL FiAS AID piece 10 gre tf .~ i"' 't
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Amn3cmenis.
FvALLACK's.
Proprietor and Nfr'7.f........sir. Lester WA.ses.
tr.tNSI
FIRST I4tiE tu.5 eEASOS,
The STANDARD f.eac. Comedy, i1ccu aa'or O. -Deel
tho f.Cus.." C.4o .ac .c-stlche," SCH y p.
M Lester Ws.lses.

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MASKS Ann F,C.s FRIDAY fIE WIFE's 81,
GRIT SATURDAY Scouts NOR Il KNOWING.
HOW SHE LOVES HIM ga tie Drama u ROSE.
p Ale vii icr,i. be rer-st .,l New Drrea Of Power.
~ Fr.erc.t Ell fe,.r. J. p. a'lFs ~ % elton
Due Notice De 81 th0 Gt5f rrp.s Bstious OF tia
CLANDE TINE hlA"MAGE 90 70 MARRY Or NOE
To MARKE
Door olci &c = Ov,ltIgs az 4.
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FNNINfi SAVINGS INSTITUTION No %
! WAitt N.-...l H.. .rr.-,- of ti' in~'.tiep .-ys i
noted llt ~'f--.t ~ n six 90 pc c,t per
' m Q, ii. i..1.t.ss rfI thereto 'y TO- o. a-i i-
MjsUAI. Iat H. IN I1.r-ast not ~. drawn VII DIV
va. q ". CONhLIS. Prcs!i,at.
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AL LANDS.-plti- desiring % purchase
- ys.ulb P,un-Im ~ ge0ty 30 P,uuy gl IA. oH' o.
Nass- orf a. i.v a {, ir. = tho srbsrrijoI. have
Icy g. t.s God .r.i 80 4.s u a-t woray ne 2i.rr.,o!
G.t WARD. Tribuue D;fire.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-25

JoHN O JANIS, who died recently at
DOyisstoWn, Pa has len all his property, valued
at $4,000, to tho sunday school Union. with the
exception Of . small house beqaoathed 10 . wo-
man who nurstd him while sick.
Coz. REAaAS, late rebel Postmaster Gen.
srsi, now awaiting the Govern meni's order at
Fortress Monroe, Ia said 10 have been the man to
whom JsG. Davis gave orders to "hang Andrew
johnson 10 he ever caught him." Bat hs never
did--OR the contrary, quite the reverse.
DEATH OF FREScH EDIroR.-M. PaJl
Arpln, for four years ono Of the editors Of the
Courier dec Btdts Unfs, died In New York, on
Thursday last, at the age Of hfiy -four. Ths
deceased was tho Oldest French journalist 10 tho
United States, hat retired from active connection
with the press more than ton years ago. Aher
having edited during many years tho New Or.
leans Bee, he came to New York and succeeded
Mr.. 0ailiArdet a. editor in chief Of tho CoUrrfsr
In that city. NJ Arpln has also written some
very excellent articles for AppIetoR's BHeDcto.
pSdta.
JAcoB THoNPsoN was, probably, the banker
u the Infamous Dr.. Blackburn, aud supplied the
money needed for the 81. Albaus raiders, foT
Boalls PirAtieal expedition, for the plot to burn
hotels and Museums In New York, aud finally Tor
the last fatal scheme Of assassination.
JEEF. DAVIS In orinoline Is said by the
lion. D. 8. Diekinsoa to be tho last wsr-hoop Of
the rebellion