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~ The following il one Of the letters
found in the archives Of the Confederate
States. 1t shows that JEFF. Davis va not
only capable Of entertaining proposals for
the assassination Of our President, bat
was willing to treat with cold bloodsd
villains for its accomplishment:
Montgomery, White Sulphur
Springs, Virginia.
To His Exeelleney the President G. s. K
Dear Sir: l have been thinking
would make this comm unication to you
but have been deferred from doing 20 on
account of ll-health. / now offer you my
services, and if you will favor me in my
designs | will proceed as soon As my
health will permit to rid my country Of
some of her deadliest enemies by striking
at the very hearts blood of those who
seek to enchain her in slavery.
consider nothing dishonorable having
such tendency, and all | ask of you 10
to favor me by granting the necessary pa
pers, DC. to travel on, while in the juris-
diction of this government. l am per-
fectly familiar with the North, and feel
confident that l can execute anything
undertake +; have just returned from
within their line; ! am Lieutenant in
General Dukes command; l was in the
raid last summer under General John
Morgan. l and all except two Or three
commissioned officers we're taken prison
ers, but finding good opportunity while
being taken to prison, made my escape
from them. In the garb of . citizen,
attempted to pass out through the noun
tains, but finding that impossible, narrow.
ly escaping two or three times being re-
taken, directed my course north and
went through Canada.
BY the assistance of Colonel ]. H.
Holcombe | succeeded in making my way
through the blockade. and having taken
the yellow fever at Bermuda, have been
rendered unit for service since my arri.
val. / was reared in Alabams, and edu.
Gated in its Universities; both the secre.
tary of War and his assistant, Judge
Campbell. are personally acquainted with
my father, WIN. j. Aston, of the Fifth
Congressional District of Alabsma, hav-
ing served in the old Congress in 1916,
185o-5l.
1t l do anything for you l shall expect
your full cor idence in return. If you
give this can render you aud my coun.
try very important service. Let me hear
from you soon. am anxious to be do
ing something, and having no command
at present, all or nearly I'll being in gar
rison. / desire sha. you favor me in this
short time. would desire to have a per-
soual interview with you. in order to per-
feet arrangements before starting.
am, very respectfully, your obedient
servant. S. w. ALsToS.
Address me at the Springs 10 hospital.
On the above letter we're the following
endorsements :
"br;ef Of letter without signature, re-
specially referred By direction of the
President to the Hon. Secretary of War.
(Signed) B. H. HARR1sos,
Private Secretary.
"Receivei Nov %, 1864, record book
A 80. December 9th. 1864, Sd A. G. for
attention By order of j. A. Campbell,
Acting Secretary of War"
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&c, a Home and Keep

a leading object to every young man
should be to secure a permanent home
And for lis greater stability should consist
partly in land, and up to certain limit,
the mole Of it the better, if paid for. The
house should be as comfortable and attrac.
tive as one has the means of making it,
1t should DO one that the heart can grow
to, and will cling around more and more
hrmly with every passing year. Its owner
should desire and purpose 10 keep posses.
sion OF it as long as be lives, and his
children should grow up feeling that
there is one place fixed and stable for
them through all changes.
Americans are altogether too rowing in
their habits. We build houses chesplv
and pull them down without regret. o.
We sell out or move away half dozen
times 10 lifetime, in the vain hope of
lettering ourselves. 1t is better to choose
homestead early in life, and then. Law
pans with reference to abiding there
Even though our gains are less than :.
promised elsewhere, a certainty ;, -fe
seldom be given up for an uncs.. LIQUID
"a bird In the hand is WORT .talnty.-.
BUSH" i Two in the
only those who :,
pnow now irr.,v nave experienced 4
Ano~ ~ 5 ..ttached family becom.
10 .ne'' loas' we'd homestead. No chill
oten io'e ONES as well rs those who
nave ~ own only one.
n, the young become of marriageabls
nge, they should 90 out one by one feel
ing 1t to be the model after which tbei,
own should be established, and knowing
that this will remain unchanged as long a.
the parents live. a ylace to which they Car
return. aud where they will ever be vel.
come. A pleasant writer confirms on,
doctrine thus: There is a great gain il
being settled. 1t is two. fold. Each yea,
sceunu'ates about the farmer the materi
al by which labor is lesseued.
1.-The rough channels OF labor beeom,
worn aud smooth. A change involves ,
great loss and rarely is there 4 corres
ponding gain Time is lost. labor expend
ed, money paid; he wear aud tear Of re-
nova. Is no small item; and above all tn
breaking up of cid associations 10 disas
frous 10 the extreme. Parents and chill
dren become unsettled in their habits. !
not 10 Their morals. Let man who he
home ahead keep it; let him that ba
none get one and render it treasured re-
men brsuce to the absent, and a constan
joy to those that abide in it.n To ali =
which every intelligent thoughtful perso,
must give hearty approval.-TAmerica,
Agriculturalis,.
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Special Notifies.
For the Army, for the Navy, an9 for
Every One.

Every O00s
The world inundated with raedicine OF every
description which cures for every know
and unknown species of disease that the sufferer nds
almost impossible to distinguish between good and bad
Some Of these wonderful aiis profess TO cure every
complaint known to the Materia Medica. In speaking
Of Hostetters Bitters refer preparation which
limits itself to department bodythe stomach
the irregularities and disorders of which /, not only
claims TO eare hut does. Its reputation has become
worldwide and from the Pacific to the Atlantic In both
Aeuispheres, and in every Latitude and zone II know
and employed q remedial agent.
Persons who have been repeatedly deceived perhaps.
cannot be convinced that Hostetters Mtters will ee
rapid and permanent Bst this assertion
confirmed by testimonial hters from the most distr-
guished men in As Country. All who have once used
these t,ers keep them By their side as a safeguard
believing that Of prevention is better than
pound Of cure"
The digestive organs which have been violated and
Frustrated by excessive OF irregular indulgence Of
tite viii be restored 70 their normal condition ty the
use Of this wonderful medicine - Boston rrsreiier
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COLGATE,s HONEY SOAP,

This celebrated Toilet soap, in sueb universal
demand, is made from the c Il ole est materials h
mild and emO II emit in its nature, erarrauahy
cented, and extrem ely benttfcfsl In its sct
upon the skin For sale by all pruggiss. AMI Fancy
oooos dealers. febL1S~lyr
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HAIR DYEl HAIR DYE!r

RATCHELoR's celebrated HAIa DIE istAs B,o<s
- ts Heris The only Hsr,al4ss Tvss Esd Rsitak.
dye known Hair Dye 10 psrfeOt-chanees
Nssrsi Brorr without curing the Hhr q, Ernnny st
iearing the Hair Soft and Beautifu
tay restoring Its pristine color and recs
VILLAIN A bA TcHELOR; all others are mere insss:
tons an should be avoided. Sold BY all Druggists A
rAOIoSI-sl Barclay street, New York BAfcsrsca,'
NEW roIhHIoRhH for Dressing the Hair. jys-daviy
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The Bridal Chamber, an Essay of Warn
ing and Instruction for Young Men. Also, new and
reliable treatment for Diseases Of the Urinary and ssxu.
systems-sent free, in scaled envelopes Addrsss Dr.
J. sKILLrN HoUaHToN, Howard Association. pb,,..
delphia, Pa. apr5d.x1v
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-29

~ When General Grant proposed to
flight il ont on this line," did he sllude
g Je6 Davis efino-liaef
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-29

~Joe johnson wants to leave the
country, request that will be denied
him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-29

g Washington is now within tvo
hours Of New Orleans BY telegraph, only
aportion of the line remaining imcom.
plets.
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STEAMSHIP Co.'S LINE.
" uAlLY FOn HEDNlDLHLE DIELlN.

NEPTUNE STEAMSHIP Cos LINE.
~ DAILY FOR PROVIDENCE DIRECT
Cou-i.,lug of tho Glowing aud p.cue seanen .
FLECTrk Capt. j. ". Hye. OALAiEA. Capt. ". n
Homes. % EANUS. Capt. VIM Yong o. u =,
d.. 4 49, .b,ye n, snilreri steamers 81 leave Fr No
d Ho,h Rive foo. Of Robiuson.s,. Daily Sunday ~
~ Csnneetins a. Floysenc, with he isa Tfan io
Boston.
rv-Trei,ht taken a Propeller Rates
s- .,..urrs sre annrrassed their arrangements
for de comfort and safety aud theiE la is. or
IN. .ran,rorts'iou % Frciait.
~. p,..srer. sfer retiring for the uiEht not disturbed
iii ~ arrive Ia Providence hour cary enough - Sc
cure Of dord IN uao int a1eoHNoo-'''n ""' ''
Boston. 49,. 49,. 70. , r.
For information IN rognr1 to FREIGHT SC ppy to lSAC
ODEIL. Genera Freight Af"nt, Per NO ~ ~ ". -,
For Tck-ts stat.roous Gc nppy 10 TIE Clerk on bard
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>rEw.YoRK aid NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
ls3. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. 1865.
cDMsfF sCINs biAi Is. 1865

Pss.s ger station IN Esa YORK Twenty Seventh 'i
! and Fourtlfaye rut. inoe on Twenty -seventhss
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NOTICE.-In pursuance OF resolution o.
n ths Board Of Directors Of THE NETWORK PIbR
Avn WAREHOUSE COMPANY. passed unanimously u q
.e,pe OF .uch Directors held the Office OF The Company
Al No SO Park-row Room No. j., he 1871 day o may
1865 the undersigned being present. -
Motto, IL hereby gwen 10 tn. Stockholders OF The Ne"
York Pier and Warehouse Company that meeting Of 'h
,sd Stockholders will be- held MONDAY the ON Gay o.
June 1868 at hour Of O'Clock D. At No ~ Iaik,io"
{Roon No. 49, IN the City. County and state Of New
fhe purpose for which said meeting IS TO be NEG " "
TO- - lGgi oa IyiIJ into One Hundred thousand
fhafes Goo oO1 OF the par value Of One hundr.o ~ ~
j. BURROWS HY BIZ. sAMu ~ FIN A'N'"'
THOMAS a SHEPHERD, \. i MOS I::IiS,DvS
THOMAS Is. kERR HtNhn Mc NC OD"I-4'
linz u IN mar DANIEL rACkFR,
NINA" "@NDi4'-' Directors.
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4 OyG ISLAND RAILRoAD.-Trains lear,

II NlNI1 II|IsINlFI'
L 4 ~ Jan.e..s.ip i.rry, last River;
ga w. n rosst Mai Train "a Gre npor', jamaica hoNp
stead Glen Cow, and Nay stations,
An =, ar -vo.srt and al WAY ~ts'ionF.
, o. m 1pfe.. 1Tau Tor lsphalt, jamaica lIenpi.aa
Gli Cove "a WAY stations Bust o. llittsy'. On tIrh
nay IN. Train ruus through Gr..npor informing on
MONDAY NOQslSCS leaving Oregrport g, 80 g. n
n-ri,ing 1t Huui~r's toints, De- "A a. u ~
HirksvIle srd Way stations
ap n4 IN rarmips ..4e and Way stations ,-
sfSuAY EACu RsiOk TBAis-Wih leave Hunter
Point ~ D. Ysphsnk. asd leaving bsphsnh NJ ~
arr yifr A. Hnft~rs Point a. s.; p M
A.. az III. ,.f,rthsl fsrry connects with al Trans
4"' '"''' O CHARafCK President.
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and Fourtbaye Enhance on Twenty seventhss-
TRAINS LEAVE EEWYoBK;
Per kew.fIay,n, 10 hu0 ltI,l LID L. Il ~ trhJ
400 OIL as 20 aud $40 Or r. m. at, 1r-
For bridgeport 200 6t1. tky.b il5J A. nj Ei"' 'EAJ
Z. Pr f1is 4 ~ aud 400 tt1 p NJ
Tar Milford And struord 100 iiJ0 n - 70 49, ~
ror fa.rheli Southport and Wes'poIi, 'p 'o " ''''
asp 80 ~. ,o,o - .n .lala (ExJ
sI5 40. 80. 400 ttIDp m -. ., IN.
So, D.r3,n 200 40, lI.39 3t3 40 -. 1. ~.
Nv flr-ru~lcl 10 gan IiD1 Ia. 3 ~ So ~ III;
b.. sta,u,rd 100 ~ (fy.D 80, ll3V a. i1'.' tf'Nj
m IS, q a. d. ~ $50 300 IT. ~ 80 o.. n, a,
Iot Port Chester and nicrmoiiste st~hoSf wv NV ~
a ~ 3.45, so 80, 90 49,. =; ~ mr .,us
ro, po,or VI. sunngi,o.d s.o a. N. ia } 300 tEflB~
p IA %, r. ., IL III, ann m
For llarford and Springfield. D." ttA.', III t1''l@o'
QI.( l2I5, 800 y. nl . ,sco - r. , =, 49,, :,
d, M,,,r.al q o. o. m 20 Jrthanpton. -
Ior Hartford Providence aud shAil Naosir 6uJ, Hi)
T. w. rn Haven. New London and s,onington RailFoSd.
SEQ m. III 100. 30 7 m -.
Inr anal Raiiro-d lib 2 M TO HorIaHiptoL
10, IIou,at3nie Railroad. a M. and p IN.
For ,aue.,ues Railroad 400 H., 800 y m.
ror Danburv and NowGlk Railroad, 100, go r. m, Nv
p IN u .,,..,.1,o ons F., y, ,r.i,
JAMES H. hOi1, Sup,
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ERlE RAILWAY.-Traius leave Depot i90t

IRE RAII.WAY.-1raius leave Dcpo; loot
- 81 tL4mhei.-.l. VIA p-,1aia t-rrY; 49,,
a 49,. usy fslfr.f frf ,anandriua Focir.',I hnuAo.
saa.nsuel sui N ct toGnec,a Il b4rlN VI" 40, i'
an Ofsfd Trunk Hrieuys I'D -asuanc. Win Atlantic
40 lfrtt N..isr kr'lvay. ~ Al,
a.H :. H.. hlilL lni Mas TI.in daily To- N-.'siAr
10 M Fspsc.s Mail ioI buE-.o, conurc.Iis Nh La.s
fhofr Railway.
~ an WY Tni,r Tor Per; Jarvis and We rursh
m. k.-nf affrfs ial 4i ia. ia.lA i'e'f''f 4I"AS
f-larlauls al Nfsf - ,, u $780,.
i.f 'inq.'1 saiaIr.r.4 Nuutifs ed Wet 'nnb' " y
Huf.i, 9TH Lase -hoTa ail Nf~a lrrut a. w. 80
fsi.ftanre sth Atisrs'- and Quest NrsfsrI iha"Iy.
q M Emyfs-t Tram daily, Tor bHtso, ssls-ADsa "a"
HUGH RIDDLE G,nT supi Ncw.iork
w Il Nm NrnL ll.- As.nl. Nov fulk.
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Dlpiorno Notifies.

OFFICE TBE NORTH AMERICAN tIGE lSs Co..
no. ia BROADWAY. NKw.i oRR May 81. 1862
nINIDEND.-The Board of Directors OF TINS
IL Company have IA day de lared serannuni oash
dividend Of SIX ~ PER CENT, free Of Government TAX
payable on demand -
They have s,o declared SCRIP DIVIDEND Of
FIFTY PER CENT
the earned premiums 81 all policies entitled 10 parcin,e
the profits of the Company Tor the year ending May l. 100,
for which certificates al De issued the tt day Of August
next. q,
SIX PER CENT int rest aso ordered to be pad on OIL
outstanding cerse Of profits Of the years Ibt loo- io'
and 1864, and after ,Le l0;h day OF Aasust next.
Il. w ELIECKER. Secretary.
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MAIL STEAMERS TO FRANCE DIRECT
WI The GENERAL TRANS NTLANIlC CONT tNf'S
n~p line Of s,.csrs sae wheel STEAMSHIPS. between
NLN-l YORK and IANhf- ..
The f.., re splendid Nc.els intended be pu this
feyonfs rolfe lor tie Con- lu.If tie ialuw az.
WASHINGTON ........12n. inns. goo hcrre-powor
IAFAYFI.I F............J l0& tuus etI BIOL .,-pIvr
Ft RCPh................a-a 80 tune - hof-" r'"-t
IRANCE...................isi osti - nofsep'"'
DEPARTURES FROM NEN YORK I'D hAFFi.
stopping ~ BhiS O. lord Ia... aud fisrn.ef' le4'ny
sLor.euiug the ses-voytee ab ut ono ~
EUROPE. Cap. 4. Due. .'sn"......-- r4l'. .lay.o
LAFaNt rIF. Cant 4. Iorauie. ....f rdayf juno =
firt CABIN liuciuaiu- ,sb..- rnel........-...- -
Second i1iu inciai.l- t.b'' v.n~l ~ ~ : 10
PAysbo in gold ol s eiuveui in United states cachcy
NEpiCAL ATTrsrASCE FHYr rr CHARGE.
ior ir-Ielf " p-tla-s, trpy % ..
GGOR6E MACKENZIE Azrni
No. hro.dWay. Ney'. iors.
A. rr-f No. ~ Boz dos t-yuciucs fnshe iiaf, ~
IIr... WI IL IL Ii. q
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Giorrs, nsress, ST.

NEW-YORK WATbR-BURNlNG STOVE
y COMPANY. No. 2i3 CksAlrsE, near 3Ioeeway'
('.,sbished urdsr hAGAN'- pAtENi)
Thu =, n.aly been olned isr me pIfposr o. manu-
f-,g .ni sit wing lie lns alton o. d. ". y. llA>AN
by winch WATER converted iio sOPFh-hbALhp
SFAN and employed e.ea ent q combustion IL Les
for al purposes and espe,liy ~ 4 appla sea e. 80
C1DhISG AND nEAriNG SIOk -, RANGES,
FURNACES, sc.
Thi. invention secures AZ crce ..,,.,
EEALTH. COMFORT AND ECONOMY
u effects act only an ialense saving II tu, hui nitro
aree. su r,vaus1le SANITARY /. YR0hI II Vt n tho
wat1g o. pfyai, hoD.es I'D p"s.e DlieHs'' Ae "u's
paere ~ ioGstr warned with - ...-.,...,,,
WAIER- 81 RNiNG SHOWS AND FURNACES
not robbed 81 uatnai moisture and yifed ~ dseeif
ease py ordinary Heating stoves aii i'psAh
lraces iierns the ueIt Oppressive and nnvbolsote
remains pure and f. sh summer ar, a. tAAi TIE mos
del. at. .ysi.ra not uEplee.-ftJ Affected
Tie Water Burning stove Company l. prepared 70 pun Nv
View Fsfaa e. Heater ElngtA oil anT aWIoF-1 pa'
CHCRcHEs. SCHOOL HOUSES. LECTURE HALLS,
BANKS, HOTELS md PRIVATE HOUSES
Tie invention spnlied sisO 20 old furnaces heaters Ano
ranres with coniparati yely ,riin .sperse.
Coo.iug aud Heating Stoves. Ranges " at-rs, ana fnt
r.res l M best cons. by different maArs 10 which
fh iuveton has o. sued kcr. hard for sale a.
10 rs Goals the pubic respectfully invited to
can M euine Their. ard see this gfea i'pfoven'n; II one
Of the no,t branches OF domestic tcouohy 40" III
ca y practical operation.
Apemph with TN explanations, be had q TIE once
OF the Contrary copy viii be zen, by NAL 20 any address
Le.nses ,rautei stov.rakeTs lne rets cei, suppeo
with mste. for making the rp'c # sbe Invention IN
tAeii business.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-On and
afsr MONDAY STAY d. los. tram. -svs Thirr'e'I-i
Station for albany and Troy connecting WIN Harths lH
we.,sfn trsins AZ b a No. I, ~ 4 T. TO-. p slee?
in ata,h ,d . and Do % M iTains The q M
train run nfon. Buffalo isS au-peni4r Bridge VII Troy
without chaGge Of Sunday tEsin 2
J " To Cay Assi. saPt
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MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD COM
WI PANY-foot u Barceyf'-On and AFTER Apri 10
Notru, mail trains HacSssiovn ana intef.ic iaie "a
lions wi leave At 80 MAJ KrpreH for all sacJu-
IVES. Of Aiburn, at 4i0 nL Moui9~a rrIHessAt p u
: SfnOCH, Assistant Superintendent
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fnrniirre
Giaiicnern ano 1anep GOODS.

CCOUNT BOOKS and SrATIONERY.-A
FIJI SIMPLY constantly h'd aud made 70 orcri Su-i
ms. % ,s invited 10 cal al he old stand. United States
Revenue Stamp. constantly on hand. - .
HOWE a FERRY, No. &c bove-y.
DARD d BROTHERS Established loio)
ID GOLD PENS,
PEN AND PENCIL CASES Also manufacturers Pr hkD
A WILSON'S PATENT ANGULAR NIB COLD PfN''
JANIS. D. BARD Agent. No p Maiden'.ane, leVioiA'
P-pointnr % cents Send for a circular.
CTATIONERY, PAPER and ACCO Nj
o-or,nt si,.nti,n FRANCIS 4 LOU1EEl,
Job Printers St.tioners, &C., No. - MsfinifIie.
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PRovIDsTcr MINING COMPANY
New-l ork. Nay 20, 1867. .
NTOTICE.-The following described STOCKS
~ in The PROVIDENCE MINING COMPANY vii b. sold
A. rpir aefiou on FIX DA i, June % 1865 ut O'CLOCK p M
:, me- f,ce OF the COMPANY No 10 kassau-s. Newl OH
Tor As..ssmepts uc and unpaid unless paid ~ before that
saie provided by the General 1nne Laws Vi . s'S
Certihc,tes Ceftiicates.
M q f,r 500 .harrs No g. for =" shares.
No % Tor 1909 shares No ;. iof .AW snarrS'
No n FOR S,a slsrc- No 50. Tor 200 shares
by order OF the Directors. 1000
JOIN y. DAVIS. Secretary.
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financial.

Hoyr CopYxa COMPANY. New YoKx MAY 30 isS;
NJOTICE.-The following described SlO "a y,
IN In N. HOPR COPPER COMPANY WI ~ 'pu - a.
sublc auction FRIDAY, June 30 1922 az on. Nav yort
or an assessment Of One Dollar per share due o'0Ue
unless paid before that date. r .;c..,.
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CTEAM WEEKLY 70 LIVERPOOL, torch
- ing At Qu-.ur,c~n (Cort tarbor) Tho weiiso~n
se.nsr, ~ N. ly.rool New YoTt aud Place tA ,kin
shin Company Cuman .ns,. Carrying the u = siA s' III
tended 10 .4Il ne ioLJwss =, !,
CITY or Saturday. Jus' IN
CITY on VhSfllNG1ON...... .neiuii-'
And sve-y succeeding sATUhDAi' at nooA nom ''' w.
"A North River
paTgs PAssAdy.
Psysbs In gold. or iiI ssuivalrnt ~ rnn .peJ ~ M
Fir snin 10 London. 20 ~ sisernss 70 .ondon. ~
Fir Cabin to pAris. 10 ~ siesrage 10 fis..'''
Ii (stin 10 uarnburg 100 ~ Storage Ia han0lfs "
Ps.sengefs sso forwarded 20 hsvrc, Bremen ho'tofe
Antwerp. &C. 81 rqusny los raios c,. A.. re.
Pare. from Liverpool OF Queenstown J" tspip - -
fIO5 s,.er.re SO Those who wish 10 send iof 'a'"
friends can bus tickets hare o. thee rates. o,,
For further Information apply al the Company ohoes
JOHN D. DALt. Agent. 10. - bIlaaNal, ~. >.
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UNITED STATES TELEGRAPH STOCK WANlED.
Apply 20 GED. & DtHhsI 70 - M me y,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-03
CLEvELANp. rAINEsyILLE sND AsnIhBrLA hAII-

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90, M N or, t- fe period Of .fteen d.y, commencing
INV igt,5 JANE. r. BENERlNGE
treasurer O.. the state Of Illinois.
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1865-11-09
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That Cough which you are neglectiny NAV ras,,,
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Health? "
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1865-11-09

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ia brought to bear against them and so uerf-ctIy
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The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1865-11-09
nssn eAlE.NM saaaiegY-

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EijA.h.-fhoussnis Of Ladies 81 dplicate health
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August 80 1866