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COLGATEs HONEY SOAP.

This celebrated TOILET SOAP, IN such uni
vzrssl demand. s made from the Choicest ma
tsrials IS MILD and EMOLLIENT in its ma
ruz FRAGR4NTLY SCENTED, and ex-
r-emeIy EEECI4L in its action upon the
I'm. For sale by al Druggists and Fancy
Eoots Dealers mari5lyd&w
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o. s. Sanitary Commission
Army and Navy Claim Agency.
NO CHARGE FOR SERVICES
JAMES GmCHRIsE, Agent,
u - Wheeling, W. Va

'
o0tes, StlrusgOr's Rooms, Custom House,
HlHE Q. s SANITARY COMMISSION
i desiring To relieve Soldiers, Sailors, and
their families fpam the heavy expenses usual-
~ paid for the prosecution OF such claims
VeeStahiishsd HtIts. Agency, to collect pen
6ons, arrears OF pay, bounty and other elaiIns
agEI1nst the government teit4iOlEf eFdrQe o. e.
pe5lse Of any Kind IRhdEere- to the cInirloJltP
Tn appl1c4f1Gm sent to this Agency st4ffulr
the name and post office address of The cIslfm2Z
ant the name rank company, regiment SER
vice, ana state Of the soldier on whose aC-
count the claim Is made date OF discharge or
death, the proper blanks Will be filed Ont as
IoT rs pQSs1nle and forwarded 70 the person
returned To this Office where tIIs claim iii
ne prosecuted to nnal issue In the shortest
possible time inl3 -eOd6odlk6mW
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Pardon Of HerzeheI v. Johnson-The
Cholera i'm Malta

New YORK, August IO.-The Com
merciaI says:
Mrs. Douglas appeal to the President
for the pardon of HerscheI V. johnson.
who was on the ticket with her husband
as Vice President, has proved success
The Posts Washington special saws !:
Advices received at the State Depart
ment to-day from the American Consul
at Malta state that the cholera is raging
there to a fearful extent. Communica-
ton with the adjacent islands has been
suspended. Quarantine is rigidly en-
forced at various places.
Our C0nsuls at Trieste and Messina
state that measures have been adopted
TO prevent the cholera from spreading
from the ports to which tt has extended
from Egypt
Georgetown flights, selected for the
Presidents residence, is considered too
tar from the Executive Office, and the
Presidents family having expressed a
preference for the Soldiers Home, it is
probable that place VIII be adopted.
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A Naval EnEagement-rhe Brazilian,

A Naval EngaGement--TheR raziIfans
Claim0 VIetOFJ-RePOEted Massacre
OF RFuEnIam Soldiers.
NV York, Aug. IO.-The steamer
brings news from the River
Platte to the 18th of June, and gives an
account Of severe naval engagement
between the Brazilian feet and eight
steamers, and the floating
battery, which took place on June Ii,
at Rioehuelo just below Corientes, on
the river Parana. Great bravery was
exhibited on both sides, and the slaugh-
ter was fearful. The victory was
claimed by the BraziIians.
The town of San Borgia, on the river
Uruguay, has been captured by the
Paraguayans, and it is said, put the
entire Brazilian garrison to death.
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.WAsHINGroS, Aug. f9.-The Presi=
dent has appointed {. P. DeeesnoIa, OF
New York, to be Consul at Cyprus, and
r. +. Farrell, OF Ohio, Consul at CAdiz.
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o. s. Sanitary Commission
& Navy Claim Agency.
NO CHARGE FOR SERVICES.

JAMES 81 SCROGEN, Local Agent
Ogice, GRAFTON, IT. Ia
TIHE Q. s. SANITARY COMMISSIONS
i desiring u relieve soldiers. sailors and
their families nom the heavy expenses
usually paid for the prosecution of such
claims, have established this Agency. to col
Iect pensions, arrears of pay. bounty and
other Claims against the Government lElxholtf
cI0imdnEz
On application sent to this Agency. stating
the name and post Office address Of the claim
vice, and state OF the soldier on whose ac-
count the claim is made, date Of discharge OF
DEATH the proper blanks viii be dIIed OUT as
Tar as possible and forwarded To the person
applying These can then be executed and
returned to this Office where the claim will
be prosecuted 10 a dnaI Issue IN the shortest
possible time tyIS-eod GGd
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NEw York, August 1O.-The Times
Washington says:
Moseby, the guerrilla leader, came
into Alexandria this afternoon on the
train from Culpepper, and was imme-
diately arrested. He is to await the
order of Major General Anger, COM
manding the Department of Washing
ton.
Rev. DR.. Breckenridge, of KY, chair
man of the convention that renomina-
ted Mr.. lincoln, is here for the purpose
of securing pardon for his son, an OH
Ger of the rebel army.
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RaIttmore Cattle lLnrket.

BALTIaroRE, Aug. To-
Offerings mostly of an inferior quail
lty. Sales of 30 head at to IL Hogs
advanced y under short receipts
Sheep scarce and advanced to $685..
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AsPx BAY, 9P. NJ, Aug. IG.-There
are no signs Of the. Clara CIarita.
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L 10 Q HLIN'8
OLD HOME BITTERS.

l. a d g III Ms
OLD HOME BITTERS,
Or
PRIDE OF VIRGINIA.
To Cure Dyspepsia
10 Cum Dyspepsia
10 Cure Dyspepsia
70 Cure Dyspepsia
Use thE Old Home BfEtHA
Use the Old Home BittREA
Use the Old Home HthEFA
U.s. thR Old Home Btt1en
USa the Old Home RitneF4
For Heartburn and F1atulenca
Enr Heartburn and Fla9uEenoe
EW Heartburn and FIatuIencs
40E heartburn and FfaEuleHc8
Use tbs Old Home RitteES.
Use the Old Home HfttEE4
Use thu Old Home Bites
,s=sia-g5t- Use the Old Home BffteIs s
Use the Old Home BittRTs.
LOs80f Appefftae
Los Of Anpefita
Los Of Appafifa
Los Of AppetirR
Restored by Old Home RfEteFA
AStnred by Old Home HtfRTA
64osre1 BY Old Home BittEEA
restored by Old Home BitteRA.
e9torsd by Old Home RitbeEA
Ihe We1k made StDnngI!E
The Sick made Weull!
The Old made Yoang!u
Ine sd are hEghten6dll!
Inc pale cheek CLOVIS with Heatth
By using Old Home BtttEA
8yuEnE Old Home BffteE4
By ultEP Old Home BfftRfG
yusinlE Old H0ma BfftGTA
BY using Old Home BffbeFs.
H9tW0ySEfVeB llllI1fGu
Et0o8 what We C7Etln.
6SeIls rapidly.
= the only eure for Dyspepsia
It's . good Tonic for FaVeEL
It B q good Appetizer.
IE18 good loF aeidfty Of ShumaEh
t is healthy stfndulauf
lEB]el1ellielllly clEn1nunfled.
IBluGlelB1nE Preparation
Sold ~ AteEe1anfs and Druggists generally
M1nufaetured only by
LAUGHLISS& BUSHFIELD,
1u4 WhsallIlgEs ". Va.
IN RAGS Choice RIO C0fIee, Just recaiTsi
0U BY Pryor. HANbLAN & CO
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by authority OF the Legislature.I
Proposed Amendment to the
Constitution of the State of
West Virginia

DESQLVED. BY THE LEGISLATURES
" Of " est Virginia, The following IS pro
sae1 as an amendment to the Constitution Of
- sLate, 70 be added AT the end Of the hrst
3e7cn Ct the third article fhePeof TO become
N Of the said Constitution when rafided
aesldtng 70 the provisions thereof namelv.
No person who, since the first day of Tuue
~ has given or shall give voluntary aid or
Stance to the rebellion aRainst the United
SEa4, shall be citizen Of thiH State OF be az
aSed % vote AZ any election held therein
28 he has volunteered into the military
EaE70 service Of the United States and had
"a OF shall be honoEaEiy discharged there
ADOPTED, March 1. 1855. tuas
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FURNITURE.

HTU1E UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY
i inform the public that they are manuiac-
turing and have constantly on hand an extern
Sfve stock OF an kinds of Furniture such as
bookcases. XaD3robes, Bureaus, Tables,
stands, RedSteadS, Lounges, Chairs Looking
&laESes and everything usually found in a
Furniture Wareroom-
Work made to order and Joining dome on
short notice.
They are aES9 prepared 10 pay PROMPT and
particular attention to the
Undertaking Business,
in an its branches, keeping on hand a general
ass1Tunentof CoFFEss OF an sizes, covered
and plain, trimmed m the best style with
hearse and usual attendanees. Also
FESK'S AEEEAELIC BURLAL. CASES.
which for ordinary faternent, depositing IN
wants and anspOFtatinn, they have no rival
VIM INK & SON,
No q Main St. Genre " lleeIfnE
a lev dooEA above Reed a KHafia Drug
Store west side. my95Gn
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The GuerEtIIn. Moseby ArreSted-Dr.
Breelinrfdge Desires Pardon for
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AND OIL WELL TOOLS,
WEST VIRGINIA
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No. ~ Momros str. WheeIfne.

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NEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND A Iarpe
N and splendid assortment OF Family and
small Bibles all styles and prices
Prayer and Hymn Books of all CYenoniua-
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Theological and Religious books in great
variety.
Our stock Of Sunday School Library, Ones
Gon- II yLnn, Music and class Books, GaIechign
Rewards. Spoilers, Primers, Tickets Picture
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for the wants OF Sunday Schools OF every
kind. A liberal donation to all Sunday Schools
purchasing libraries
a liberal discount to Ministers and TheaIgi-
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Local Agent
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4 GENTS WANTED FOR OUR GREAT
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iIshed- This work Is entirely new and orig
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political career, speeches, &C, together with
the scenes and incidents connected with his
tragic end, than any other. Teachers ladies
and especially returned and disabled soldiers
VIII md Il q rare chance to make money
Addres JONES, BROS. & CO., PhiIadeIphia'
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IN BOXES PRIME w. r. SELECTED
w arriving at LIST, MORRISON q co.
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SUNDRIES.

SUNDRIES.
GOSHEN CHEESE
VI Sugar cured Dried Beef
30. Mackerel, in kits. - -
Fresh Ground Corn Meal
Prime Java Coffee,
Pure Mustard,
Table Salt, in sacks and boxes,
aug4 Corner Market and Quincy SIS
LIGHTNING FLY KILLER.
DESTROYS FLIES BY MILLIONS TEN
7. h LOGAN & Co,
and LOGAN, LIST & CO.
BOTTLE WAX! BOTTLE Wax!
S00 LBS BOTTLE WAX, FOR FRUIT
i. h. LOGAN 4 co,
and LOGAN, LIST & co.
Grand Independence Fireman's Basket
PIG MIC.
TNHE INDEPENDENT FIRE COMPANY
mile east of Mt. Wood Cemetery. ON Saruniay-
August Eth, ls65. The public generally are
tnyi9ed to attend
Tickets One Dollar.
Mr. T T. Cocayne's CotiIIion Band will ba
IN attendance, and gay time may be ex-
pecsed- BY order OF Company.
ausS3 ]. G. FORBES, Sec'y.
SORGHUM CANE MILLS.
I M CANE MILLS, "H0YIES" PATENT
. Gill & sons, assorted sizes
three horizontal rollers
same SIZE that Is used on plantations s0uthj
aug SS Main street
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IN BAGS Ch1lee BIO CofIee, iust recafVed
0U b Pryor. HANbLAN q CO
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aisftIIautuns.
MOURN"nRnn~

e. EAND BLACK IUPTNs M
% + LANES Rich EllncTr o., - aiaI -
very vide BLACK Mohair, Grenadine- BIacF
Grape and Tam az SiTE GFena-
si1l1s7s PtaiI ana Faatl black, figured
mayu ] s RHODES
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-15
CITY GOVERNMENT.
1nrrd Of Aldermen.


SPECIAL SE,eIos-M,niay. Foo 10 i@''l
TaS Board me, par'oan, to the following o.a 80,
DAVID T. VlLEs1INr, esq. Ci,ykqT C,snon Council.
smi ioaNl pea,t neiiy tue m,n',.is o. me DoT, o.
oofl tie y jan Monday nrxi, 1871 insi q ociDrk
p M for to puJpo q ransactns suoh public business al
JOSEPH sndAAySHsoN' NiG G; l,}En1y
Nv ~ yS 4 Nyt65Girius, 11IIaiF&ef t5gIE2
JOHN BRiCE. 1GNAur5 Flynn,
PETER MoKNINlT, ". H. 0EDNf1.
Pretent-AldrIni,n Moore. Flynn. Osdney. Meknirhi.
Hycr, Jeremiah Lrce, Holly. Maaer,on. Otliwei OBren.
e President bene sb.enl n, 70 call On raoon Of Alder
FIHLSI, hlaermai NAsTrAsOS called to p CLaii
PETITIONS.
by the rRrsIorEr--
ps,ton Of ,e IswYork Innrmsry ior Women snd Chhd
rem prcreninr Their report lnd GsAiu doustie.
Which r-,.red o .As c.iaailse osrsloanse.
P;sd Hsa, Z pc Wv f dss IN Of yisb
sv,nne ana 1lnry ts ~ q! eSishoi oft'fr.snsnL
y wa II i ri seSa N S..'s..q i''''e'''.
esh, aTGt I'D. 5's q rs'ase; ~ rashg sfl On iho
'I WIKI r1.ss'llsiSey.-. -. s.-,rs'ss'-s'
I,y Aiesr@sa-J' Es.gssa ). @.:'.S.
pe rf ~ railIVss Si,y !. w
Wh.Teupon ne pTcsc3 ted tAe i0owll7 iNso'ui'on;
Rs.ofet Tia foc@ wig Dsh nnt ca vet BE- tnt on Tho
,ouhwet rlsr o. ihit-Sseuus and ~ y-hrfree, un'
der the i,c'i II IRE Cotton Aqucauct Department
which waare ,rrod Co tue Couiliii,o On ss"of-
Nv Alirrmau Ifgss--
Ectlgaion oi H05tt -. Lake tonisil5nes o. nccds.
Wtioh ~Hs ncctpire
Reioircd ILtt hrDy bIcwd,r be md he Is lergby mp
POINTED CoIIu soncT Of beds "a .cs AID stead 81 Aole
". Lake te.Igrsh
Which was adopted.
lin Of j. IS Vso Raa,' for cotcir. furnished Committee
Which wa reieItd 10 TIC Comu.i,es National Afain
~ Tic fDBsIpsET-
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n
wear l. The valuation, heretofore estimated, has been
Yed Al twen eg, thousand dollars sad hs tax calculated
hurclil sud also by the Deputy Tax COuissOr, who
assessed the Jrop! the prefru, yesr nd or several
pp1 1. s Dspe o for The Td w.rd aaa ,h., he
fixed the valuation Of the property H. question at weniya
thousand dor end That %" euor Was made N copying tie
books in the Q AZ Commissioner Ofce
These facts are clearly etsbbed That your Commute.
reced and that the tax ior tie year 1914 be estimated On
valuation Of 'wnyes thousand doaIs instead Of 'sIty
Tie mistake having been n,de by public officer the
owner should not suffer by reason thereof
These conidsTsoDf induce your Committee 10 submit Tor
sdoptiop the following rfolation; 49, - m SO,
Rcsoired Tina, the property owned By Wn N Churchill
known 10 IS Wsrfnsireet be e'te'sed OF valuation 81
TWEEN ch thousand dosrf instead Of thirty drt ,aoasbrd
doIs ond that s1 foi the {soI & oe calculated Oh sven
y hich adopted By the io.lo"iig We;
AHmlve-SuI.r sisors DAYS. Liy, loI PuIdg, HooAe,
shooL, smith, Tweed aud WLlH'an-s
The Coniai,,ee on Criminal Count, trd Police 70 whom
wore referred the annexed bile it-pec'iu!y
Tia. tho bin of Henry Vad,Tvoor amounting sloo Is
repde ed Tor furnishing the SECRETARY Of state With tlncIf.
of coyc on 1864 IN accordance win te srss.on Lowe
~ lgA u,qe J section Is; sud tho bin 81 Robert H. John.
son au,5unn 40. Or furnishing be Secretary q state
Sc siors du- ~ 1903. legal County ohsfges
TIE f,l.owinp q submitted;
Pes.d Iha, the bill OF Henry yanaefvooii for fon,.inr
te SECRETARY of state with transcripts o.! conglO.s for li
ouutiur 20 49, and the b. q Robert H. johnson tof ir
ishng tc Secretary with trlncyis Of convictions
$50 su5tcd and allow 4, and the Comptroller dretd to
psy them om appropriation for 'Ofioer'' and-"i'nef'e'
less.'
Which was adopted by The following cote:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DaYh, Ely. !o1, fnsoy Aoche
Ty eed End wi innn-7 q,
Tl. Ccrittee on Criminal Courts whoa refered
the sposI 81 !, o csfg bslo boxes colchLire. Sc 40
yiaser e'tt6n 1904 BY ordr Of tie Metropolitan PeiA.
c jninilSi hers respectfully
That your Committee lave corafiiy eSsminei INTO the
rnett. aud find nat 'he bis Iopey cDgebe 70 the
antro Of Police Gonfi1ysAt ExTouses Of. oFtT
y hir thc Commissioner Of Police have e&cusi,e ooifo
Y5uT Coiftnie Oh Of Ito op zion bat Tie bs
s6onld be referred TO he Coiarorcl Of Police sud that
your CoiDtce b. gcdl9.l c !ItAef osido!a'eN
Which Vls adopted , ,
geIr. tie annexed b Of My IL mods foI boart o.
wiEesse. d1r.iis Dccen,hcI, 1871, 70. ottuly
Thst said proIe udy OIL. sll 4. corro!Hessisc GER
tiied 90 BY tie poF.i oMr'lh
Tie fo..owir d. -u nu.tei' ..
Es.oIfed Ma. tc ~ 81 tafy Eeynoli f9r boird ol Wit
during Deccrb,I s amounting 10 iout Llndiod ore
th olf. aud twcnty ge cents tAo2 j b. sudi'ed
ad slowed aldti Conprllo' erg.d 20 pay i nom ~
pf1pris' on for o. support Of Detained Wituess os'
watch was sdoplrd by tho following votes
Al 4tvcSo - ryi.0fs Davis, LY, lox, PGliyi R9che'
8hook, Smith Il3ref add Niiinanu--l
The Committee Apnrai IsI.' 10 whom WA I.ivJed The
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1865-01-11
373

BOARD OF ExAMINERs.--A Board of Exam
liners, headed by DR.. Huselton, on Monday last
commenced examining all the detailed men and
a strict order from the War Department., for the
purpose of sending all fit for duty to their re-
respective commands in the front, and those
unfit to hospital. We presume it will take sew
eral days to complete the examination, which,
we understand, is very rigid.
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THE LATEST NEWS.

There is momentary lull, not in military
genius and courage resulting in grand successes
which all last month riveted public attention
The single effort, against Wilmington, which
did not result in grand success scarcely rufted
the easy temper of people grown used to good
fortune and able to endure an occasional failure.
operations which Gen. Sherman is expected to
undertake from Savannah, and Gen. Thomas
from Tennessee.
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DIED.,

DIED,
IN AUGUR HOSPITAL FOR THE WEEK ENDING JAN. J.
Sergt. Chas F. Morse Co. End Mass Cav; remittent
fever.
Private Josiah Barnett, Co. G, 93d P "; remittent
fever
Private G. w. Haggard, Co. G, 15st N y; strangula
ted hernia.
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FITZPATRICK.

We have nothing later than the return of Kill
patrick already referred to-. But it now appears
that that enterprising cavalry leader was not
sent hunting after prisoners, but had specific
work to do in the destruction of the Savannah
and Gulf Railroad, which runs south westerly
from Savannah to the border of Florida, and
what has been one main source of supplies for
Lees army in Virginia. Sixty miles of this
road Fitzpatrick annihilated, and his cavalry is
already far to the north accommodating on the
road to Charleston. It's activity indicates an
early movement by the main body of Shermans
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Gen. Dana's raid on the Mobile and Ohio rail
road was entirely successful. Some twenty-five
bridges were burned four thousand carbines
a large amount of ammunition, and three hun
dred army wagons were captured. Many off,
GERS and men we're taken prisoners and thirty
two rail cars destroyed.
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THOMAS.

The escape of the remnants of Hoods army
across the Tennessee has ceased to be matter of
controversy. Hood passed the river on the 23d
by pontoons at cambridge, eight miles above
Florence A Nashville correspondent, apparent
ly well informed, says that the rebel army when
it left Tennessee mum bered not more than Is, 600
men all told; that the number of deserters was
enormous, and that in all the army there remain
not more than 1000 Kentuckians and 1000 Ten
nesseeans. Of the 1000 men whom Hood kid
mapped while in Tennessee not 100 crossed the
river with hin.
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WE refer our readers to an interesting coma
munication from a correspondent at City Point,
who gives a fine description of the Hospital and
Bull Ring at that Post We hope we
may often have favors from that quarter
Guita numerous, and those able to write should
represent them in these columns.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-05-24
AnseriEaniSdbe S2oeDctdsGen.
Scr prc3cs Der QsalibemtenuaSrOsr

Wofbtngton, 20. Wlai. Sas @eri6t
perbDrte heut linen 3eugen in eebeimer Sibung,
wprauf Die Gtlren peS @eri6t5 9e6ffnet muir
ben. Ser am SOnnabeno erbeb4ne 8eweio
nuroe ~perleIen. res ttra3. ..r. ffegar45
Cine unsem0bnli6 QroBe 3ub6rer3abl mar
Su9e9en, barlnter cine glnsabl Oamsn, bic Si@
bauptid6li9 nit benz @usieben Der @efanees
men 5l beiddfti9en idteneH. .l.Izsas4 EaI Z.
g.. Wib SiBpatrid, Die i'm Msonat Mdrs i'm
!9auie Der Wrs. Surratt tpObnte, beieu9te, oaB
ie Sobn s., Surratt, BOotb, 9lBerotb llnO
papne bort suiammen seieben, tpObet Der 9ebs
tere unter benz Namen 8aro 9e9angen iei. ST
be9leitete Surratt uno 8ahne mad Soro'S
Sbeater. 0eioe tamen in Die 9oge. N
Sas Geri6t bate bierauf HeieB. rs u,g
Na6 benz 8esei1e leste Capt. 9ou9bertp, Der
oas COMMANDO Der Gauallerie CUR 8erfDlgune
.8optb'S bate, iber feline Sbeilnabme all Der
gerbaftun9 SarrOlo'S .3eusnib ab. 0ieIer
bate feline @affen bel iib, lonoern nur cine
tleine aorte (2unotarte). - SurrDlo fruqte:
User lit 9eidOhen nproen ?" woraui Der Gapi=
tan antlportete /: BOOTH. !9arroIo fagte res
lei ni&t Booth, %iOnOern 8opo", uno perleua,
nete erit, 8outb gu tennen. a.. 1r,r
8ei benz areu3oerb6r iaste Der 3euse, BOOTH
babe bepertt: 6arplO fei uni6ulOie, Doer
Worte bic Nebnli6es meinten. AZ,
Wm. ". @leouer, Der eiren Qeibitaa in bte-
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BET tpt1 lteben bate, pa8 er aber am 80. San.
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am 8. Seb. bos 8fero treo.
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pen atslielo III Baltimore TN Suni 1863. Sic
Surrtlts Oo2auebftr srctnt IN baltimore.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-05-24
aus,panesruua rod sssrirp.

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