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ADJUSTMENTS.
GROWERS NEW THEAfER,
PennUlvAnia avenue, near Willard's Hotel.
LEONARD GROVER ACO................D Directors
LEONARD GROVER.....C. d. HESS.

GROWERS NEW THEATER,
PennUlvania avenue, near WillardS Hotel.
LfokHSR kSRAhS SESSkS SSkSyES0 g. HRss Ri5se'0r'
Dosrs open at . quarter to seven; Curtain will
rise at an'rt'BB BEShHIr E Safhti OF THE
GIFTED AND POPgLAR ACTRESS,
MRS. d. p. BOWERS.
Who will appear for the last time In her wonderful
THIS tFIiday) EyENING, Dec. Is. 1865.
Will be repeated for the last time the Great sensa
h0nai Play y John nBh5GIg9sm sEqRs E,q entitled
To conclude with Pas Brilliant BY AUGUSTA.
GRAND MATINEE TOMORROW (SATUR.
DAY. AFTERNOON.
LEAH, The F60RsssAsKEN.
WASHINGTON THEATER.
Corner lIth and Penn. avenue.
Fol, aye nights only, commencing
MONDAY. December 18th.
The Original and only v,oD,s
MIEsTRELs AND BRASS BAND,
Late Ohristys)
90 OLD ESTABLISHED ARTISTS.
TIE ELITE AND CHOICE OF THE PROFES-
This popular Tronpe is Of
90 YEARS STANDING
appearing in New York fer upwards Of years, at
Mechanics, Hall, since which time they have ap-
pal cities Of the world.
Large and apprecistiye audiences nightly greets
this great in Troupe Throughout the country;
Five NIGHTS ONLY, previous to opening their
New Opera House. Philsdelphis, December 23d.
Par9uette and Family Circle...3O Cents.
III. A. HANKER,
deH HS' Business gent.
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COLaATE,s HONEY SOAP

THIS celebrated TOILET SOAP, In such universal
demand, is made from the choices, materials, 10
mild and sollient in its nature Jras,antly scented
and extremely beneficial in its action upon the skin
For sale by oil Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
ian q eoIy
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MARRIAGE AND OrIIRIC,

MARRIAGE AND OELIBACY,
An Essay Of Warning and Instruction for Young
Men, just published by the Howard Association,
snd sent in sealed letter envelopes free Of charge
Association, Philadelphia, Pa oc o-sm
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~Reuben says he has heard youns laaiss
singing who viii care for mother nowr while
their old mothers were wearing Themselves
out In the kitchen over tie family washing.
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HTOP THAT SORATlHIb

STOP THAT SCRATCHING.
And nse WHEATONS ITCH OINTMENT II
cures Itch and Salt Rheum in g hours: Also cures
Chiilblains Ulcers and ell Eruptiens Of the skin.
Sold by all Druggists. ]. D. GILMAN,
mar Ely $50 Pennsylvania avenue
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n6hn TRUEl rRUEi TRUEI nAa
" NO HUMBUal "
Entire stsck Of
BOOTS AND SHOES
Must be gone by the LIST Of January.
L. HEILBRUN l. BRO.
-a--- 900 SEVENTH sTKEET,
One dsor south Of Odd Fellows' Hall,
VIII only for one month longer sell OF their we'll
selected Stock at the following low rates:
Mems Psgsed CALF BOOTS, o. and %.
Mems sewed CALF BOOTS, IS.
Mems Heavy sewed CALF BOOTS, o.,
Grain and Kip BOOTS, o. up.
Boyi Grain, Kip and Calf BOOTS, at ell prioes
Mems BR0GANs and BALMoRALs, 81.
Mems sewed CATERS, %.
ChIldrens Copper Toe Shoes, q.
Ladies' Glove-Kid BALhORALs, $3.50.
Ladies' Glove-Kid Polish BALMORALs, a.
Ladies' Morocco sewed BOOTS, o..
Ladies' Morocco Pegged BOOTS, SlW
Ladies' White Kid SLIPPERS, s7D.
Ladies' Cloth and Carpet SLIPPERS, 81.
Ladies' Rubber SHOES, SIl5.
hens' do. do, $lO.
Misses and Children's SHOES Of all sty,es
TRUNKS and vALICEs at prices to suit.
This is the last chance for Bargains, therefore
call soon at
HEILBRUNB,
sos Seventh street,
de2.lm' Stone Steps at Entrance.
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III WIREM MANS
H. (from Philadsiphfa)
CELEBnATED LADIES, SHOES
AGENCY, l93 nth STREET, botWeeu Penn.
sylvania and street.
large assortment Of Ladies' Fashions
csnstantly on hand
Also, Orders attended 10 aT
ssD-6m' @. sOHON, Sole Agent
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hnO THE OLD ESTABLISHED mo
fUC STAND, 4US
Pennsylvania avenue, between ~ and 9Th streets.
We would respectfully call the attention OF our
Friends, the PUBLIC generally, and Stran- -
sortmsnt Of BOOTS, SHOES, GHITERS,
S;!!e sSt;ipPERss' Es ne, &c, &C., for Ladies'. Cents,
material and workmanship, and gotten up in the
best and M1st apRroysd styiss -
assorted sty les and eolors. al ways on hand.
Also, Day and Martins English, French, and
home manufactured Blackfng, Japanese Polish
French Dressing, the best article in use for Ladies
Misses, and Childrenb Shoes : : = y
II. BURNS h CO.,
Fl. BURNS. w N DALTON
no 50 3wff lint, Con- Union.
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20 YEARS STANDING,
2sshsns. Hail slnss Which & ns they @ p
pearsd with distinguished success in all the princi
Large and spprecistive audiences nightly greets
this great Troupe throughout the country:
fs cpensa tSer
Nfs %sas aGs' aHd fans
s.nm. H. knif5.s. HASkEE; Iss:,
GROWERS THEATER.
BRIEF SEASON
Grand Italian Opera.
Positively limited, by absolute engagement, 10
SIX NIGHTS.
LEONARD GROyER..................... DIRECTOR
The Director has the honor to announce brief
season Of the
GRAND (Triple) ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY,
FROM TIE
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
NEW YORK,
With the Entire Grand Chorus and Orchestra.
OPENING NIGHT-MONDAY, DECEMBER 23.
CHRISTMAS NIGHT.
~ltshould be remembered that the season 10
unmistaksbly limited to Six Nights, as engage
ments long since incurred preclude the possibility
MoNpRY, January /. 1856, the Maretzek Grand
dsfRkis announced, the Academy OF Music fAil'-
TIE MARETzEK ITALIAN OPERA COM
THE ENTIRE cH9kHs AND GRAND Or
Precisely as hitherto announced.
The Operas selected constitute the chiefest of the
wsss n,i;sd Italian Repertoire thus sondsnsing il
Of careful study and rehearsal 70 pro
L1AFRTC AfNE
CRISPINO L. LA COMARE.
This, the third city on the American continent,
ana the fourth In the world for the production Of
FRA DIAv0LO.
TROvAToRB.
A secured seat for SIX nights in orchestra els 90
A secured seat for three nights in Orchestra,
alternating with either first or second
secured seat for six nights in Dress Circle
secured seat for three nights in Dress "
Circle or Parquette. alternating with either
the hrst or second Operas. 90
A secured seat in Orchestra for a single
secured seat for single Opera in Dress '
These prices, thesvery lowest which the posi-
NIT, are submitted with the consciousness that tSsy
are very much less than any subscriber has contr-
~ F:-4ltAough the seats for Operas in
Academy, are held at two dollars the whole of the
BoI and Balcony Circles three and four dollars,
REQUIRE an application at date several operas in
tended the New York Academy during the H Current mt
season TSn wi! VIII !, readily oorrosorate this.
from O'Clock a. NJ to p n., at the Box Once Of
the Iheater: de H-u
PAN RAMA AOFIR AND.
hAGEIFICENT VIEWS. Splendid Scenery,
SssTsfq Be- =. seatcn Hall IRIDAY
at TX o'clock. for the benefit Of the schools Of the
lnmsenlate conception Church.
Corner PenDuylvania avenue and Ninth street.
First % BEsf Il n ssk ssBSf 81 RfsTf e n
II which NJ: LDWiN BL2S6HARD6 VIII Fl i.u...i,
nj, ,s". @.,s'n., fSM: fsis:fffi fHG e DUNE NAN.
'tJst GhNffhB6SY Sfff fI n FEMALE h1ssrRELs,
i.tIodgeine twenty I've Ladies and Gentiemsn in
ngILIGAF, LEAViTT, REDbEN AND BY
ss59' sG5f GkSsb kSiHsRt'fs hkftrr
rev Frenc Ballet Diyertisement. MATINEE on
ssa e
the world. In rehearsal, W. b. Cavanagh 3 treat
'r'ls faE s"flEf fEsfsSs i1sPfs ensfsd ShTs
replete with new and exciting scenes, &C., &c.
Psors. J. w. sH,Pi ssc1Hb,,Paivk vklEls' DANCING
PARKERs HALL,
opps:its MsirOpeiitsn Hotel. . - '
Those desiring to enter can do 20 now, ~ We .rs
so@n.nsi9s with 5hs nr.t lesson All in.
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SMOKID SALMON AND HALIBUr, BLOAr-
~ ' @. wuIrwrLL 4 co.,
Ho. 81 Louisiana avenue,
d u s>St BeaI eeveAth street
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u A T 8 o q K III
LUCKY AIrn
The entire stock Of New York Fur Establish
ment for sale at stores, ct prices much less
than manufacturer cost.
They include
173 sets of CANADIAN MINK.
200 SIBERIAN SQUIRREL.
500 CONEYs and hUsKRAT.
As we'll as ell other
FASHIONABLE TURs.
Also, 400 sets CHILDREHs FURs, at half
price.
Having bought these Goods at much less than
their present value, shall sell them at q very
| small advance, as they must be sold before the
holidays.
Call at once, and secure q bargain, at
LANsBURGH BROS,
SIS SEVENTH STREET.
Third door absyeD,
375 SEVENTH STREET,
de Is tsnl Third door above 1.
EURS. FURs. FURs.
ESTABLISHED 1880.
nave uON Oh nhnu com piete ana elegant as
sortment of FURs, to which the attention of the
public is respectfully invited.
They have been selected by myself, and great
care taken in the manufacture to make them Der.
feet in every respect.
They include the most stylish and fashionable
kinds now in vogue, as follows:
HUDSON BAY SABLE,
CANADIAN MINK,
ROYAL ERMINE,
RUSSIAN FITCH,
SIBERIAN SQUIRREL,
and other varieties, none Of which can be sur.
passed in excellence of quality superior finish.
In addition to the above, 9 large stock Of
CARRIAGE AND BUFFALO ROBES,
GENTS FUR CAPS, COLLARS, GLOVES, &C.
All Furs warranted as represented.
JAMES Y. DAVIS,
$50 Pennsylvania avenue,
de l7-banl Under Metropolitan Hotel.
EURsl TURslI
FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
What 10 nicer for . CHRISTMAS PRESENT
than . set Of handsome
Such ss j have on exhibition in the greatest
variety, fer both Ladies and Children, .s the
lowest Kew York prices.
s.M. hEYENBERG,
As Market Space,
deelv Under the Avenue House
Az SEVENTH STREET. Az
THE MAMMOTH STOCK OF TOYS AND FAN
CY GOODS
Imported especially for the Holidays is now
opened.
10 BETTER ASSORTMENT
Of the above goods can be found anywhere,
~Lsdiss, make your purchases this week, To
avoid the rush.
B. sILvERBIRG,
de la6t' 427 7th street. between G and H.
Fl oLI IDAY obs.
WATCHES,
'f~liR1' srLviRwAR.,
RICH PARIS FANCY GOODS.
We commence this morning opening our goods
HOLIDAY TRADE,
s Ing aS
and others in search Of presents
II. W. GAIT BRO, Jewelers.
354 Pennsylvania avenue,
de e6t near Metropolitan (late Brown I'd Hotel,
/, ADIEs' FuRsi TuRsr
Now ready . splendid assortment Prices very
reasonable. Tor bargains call st
del+st. sEYMOUR's, in Georgetown.
CHRIs sTMAs TOYsu
kinds, have jast arrived
CHEAPEST PLACE IN THE DISTRICT
kSckins Horses. sleds, and Mechanical Toys,
Also, large .ssortment Of Tin and Iron Ware,
PALMER BRoB.
de Hdtan1 80 Bridge St, GeorRetevp
TTOYsi Toys foYsI
The undersiRped has q large collection OF
CONFECTIONERY AND
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6n TRUE TRUEi TRUEI >aan
NO HUMBUGl
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ID A o r M A OF IREL AND.
MAGNIFICENT VIEWS, Splendid Scenery
Beautiful Descriptions, at Seatcn Hall FRIDAY
aad SATURDAY, Dec. 18th and 18th, commencing
at ~ o clock for the bene6t Of the schools Of the
Inmaculate Conception Church.
Tickets SO cents, ds sl7.As
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EDUCATIONAL.

ct. TIhOTHY's HALL.-The duties Of this In
= stitution Will BE resumed on Sept. Is, 1865. For
taFns &c. Zee atAlogue and circular At the prin-
apal bOokstores Of this city, address the prfn-
opal. e. PARSONS,
aus Catonsville, Nd.
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-22

CorroN IN THE SoUTn.-The Washington
correspondent of the New York Tribune says:
A gentleman who arrived here. to-day from
Georgia says there is no one resource of. .,the
South so little and so greatly uaAer~cstima-
ted as the am6uat of cotton still held there
He thinks there must be at LEASE 100000
bales in Georgia, and l,o00,00o in AIatama.
He has personal knowledge Of hundreds Of
bales which have been buried in the sand for
moro than year. he predicts that cotton
d. will sell for ten cents per pound in Savannah
as soon as the Government removes the re-
strctions upon its coming in, and his Integrity
and sound judgment arc vouchcd for by gcn.
temen Of the highest character in this city.
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ta Special n otices.'
M. aSsSsEhL-DENTISE,

VIII. ATTEND TO ALL CALLS IN 1tIS Pke'-
FEssION at his residence in Rutlcls street, between
Market and Lyttlcon streets. -.
TERMS CASH, or Provisions at cash prices But
tor Racon, Lard and Corn w;rss taken in part pay
prnt as the Confederate monry i-no%q q"e g useless
persons requiring my services must provide some ot>
er means Of payment before the service is rendered..
May 10
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Circular.
EEADQUARTERS,f 4
COLUMBIA, April so, 1865. |

SOLuMBIA, hplll oV, 1CVo. :
+ THE REPRESENTATIONS WHICH
H.: have been made to mt" Of. the geresaI
practice of dstillatoIi of liquors by persons
who havc not obtained that authority which,
the, laws Of the State requifc, are SO general
that there can be no doubt Of the great mis-
chief whsh is now affecting the people o. the
State. That the laws OF the State thouM be
openly violated, ispf ITSELF public wrong;
than which none Gan be greater aud which
must be redrcssedr Ehat the purpose for which
these luHs are yiqstoa Should DO productive Of
the certain misery and nnhappiness of the peo-.
plc of the State, is an occasion which calls for
the united action of all good citizoBs in tnaih-
taiping the Integrity of the laws, and psoteet-
ing the lives and fortunes Of their fellow
men.
. .. For the information Of all persons, IT. h
now proclaimed that the laws which afe Of
force in the State Of South Carolina and which
alone by compliance with their provisions rem
der lawful the dlstillat1rf of Liquors, arc TO- bo
strictly enforced TO these laws attention; is
required obedience is due add mhss be :gF4>
| en-. -
8. It is the duty fan persons having:
| sonablc ground for the suspicnn that these
laws are violated, to give Information thereof,
that such violation may be prevented "snd
punished -. 81
| 4. Under whatever other pretexb jlstiifSa:
ton or excuse NAV Be sought for itfhsSe practi
ces, it is sufficient now to proclaim that tHs
laws of the State afford The only Sanction! which
can be had, and that these laws alGno findiiGcsss
the mode in which that sadcaioh can be Sb.
tanned.
5. sherHs of fthe State, aud all nsgktrstss
ia the different districts Of the State will, with
all due diligencs procaed to omli1s their
efforts for the detection Of those who AraKuilty
of violation of these aags ahd, Id ;s6s btthbr
Prospects, to ssture that observance of THE 'ah.
actments Of the State, which s aldis SGhsistafht
with the respect dueto its' authority. :AE5
8. All persons engaged in fhe distHat6n Of
LIQUORS referred to in the laws Of Tie 'Stase;
will be required to present the evidence Of tho
authority given to them to continue in such
business. And id all cases when such author
ity is not exhibited, Information thereof will be
communicated to the Prosecuting Officers Of
the State, who may bo appointed for the en-
forcement OF the criminal laws of the land In
that portion of the State where such violation
may be found. :
" I, The Auditor General of the State, James:
Tupper, Ese., will obtain from the proper Off,
GERS tho names Of such persons as have been,
only authorized to engage in the distillatiqn Of
Liquors, and publish the same for the genera )
information.
By the Governor: 4. G. MAGRATH.
j. Official: W. S. MULLINS, Lit. Col. & A. D. C!
May s
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stsgpEEass' BOARD. OF .EAEEE.

AL PERSONS OWING TANES ON CORN,
Wheat, r.ice and Syrup to this Board under tho act
of, Ler;sature of December last, who are residents
of Division No l, (Camdcn) are requested TO deliver
the same to Mr. Gylc, DepositaFy, forthwith. The
Tax payers are required by lazy to haul their taxes
any distance under twelve miles.
Manufacturers of Leather and Shoes must Plao de-
liver their taxes
By orIer of the Board,
JNO. NJ. nBsAUssURE,
Nov VIA Cmirnap of Board.
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Rail Road MIL.

a STEAM MILL FOR. GRINDING AlEALAND
N grits, is nowin sue:esslrt operation 4t..a
old Depot Grinding done 1T a ta'lss Of tit: ~. a
share Of patronage is solicited: -. :, - =
Mays ~-.R
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STATE OF SOUYAa' CAROLINA
HEADQUARTERS, |
COLUMBIA, May 3, 1869 J

COLLMBIA, My ., IoO"- J
ALI, OFFICERS AND AGENTS OF THE CON
N FI,DEEATE Government, who may have i'll
their Gu ,tody subsistence stores and other propcrtN
.collccte for tic llse of the Confederate armies vii
receive from the Soldiers Bmrl Of Relief the sew
cral Dis riots OF the State, acNultulce Tor Whatever
may be turned over to such HoTds, WHO are nsFenx
oubor, ed 10 receive the same and such Boars will
ro,ort the Stare Auditor James Tupper. Esq, any
surnlus in their hands, that it may bs applied to the
reefof the distressed rotlIer Districts OF the State
r., II 70 (,ovrrnor, A e. MAGRNTI.
Ofd III: W. S. MULLINS 1t. Col. and A. d. c.-
Nav 10
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

THE :UBsCRIBE& KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON
hand fresh supply Of Mcal-and Homlny IN exchange
ior Corll Apply at Nr. Mc1reisaFs shop on Main
street. .. L. ouAn.''
May -
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;ENECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, !
COLUMBIA, May 8, 1865.

To the oJicers ot'Me Girl GoOernnss"t Of the
State:
TVNHE CESSATION OF IIOSTILITIES RENDERS
j. it proper that tho Civil Government OF the State
sh oull bc restored without delay and that the fnc-
tions Of the several departments should be at once re-
srncd TO that cnd all officers of the State, whose
Offices have been kept in Columbia, will with all con-
w,nient promptitude return TO that place, reopen
their Offices and resume their proper duties.
By the Governor, . \. &. MAGRATfI.
Gilicial: W. S Mullins, 1t. Col. and a. D. e.
GsS~ South Carolina newspapers VIII copyonce.
| May Is
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FALL IN Prices. Es..-Sincc the announcement
Of the surrender OF the rebel armies aud the
removal of restrictions on internal and coast
wise trade, prices Of all commodities have fall
en- with great raeidity. All accounts from the
interior of this State and elsewhere, North aud
South, concur in representing the prospects of
an abundant crop as highly promising and
encouraging. With the revival Of inland travel
and COMMUNICATION, whieh may also be expected,
business will soon resume its old channel, and
the prices of provisions and manufactured
goods, taken in connection, with the bringing
out of cotton secreted in the country, must
experience very important reduction Char
lsston Courier Of the llh.
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= LEES AnMr.-tn amy 'cdMespon9sehts
thc,New Y~k Dmiiy Tiimes tsurrishesstbc ,tsk
lowing account Of Lees army in The hts: Gains
paign: .sF E.:
/ had an estimate made by one of GeQcraa
Hills (or LouG+xec;'> st;,tff, and, AS it is>no
doubt a very f;ifone, I append it;a Ewell's
corps, 1000; .I.onc*lree:'s command, G,O00;
Hills c,<ps. ,2.0o0; .injcrson's corps, 5000;
Gordon's corps, 1900; artillery, $500; .aval-
.ry, two divisions.) $500; locals (Castis Lees
commandD 1000. Total $4,000. In addi.
tion to these can be adJed, tcamstcrs aud
train men 5000; either hon-conlatants, o,OOU;
or, in other words, the total strength of Lees
army WAS G7,000. .
OF these VIC have, captured nearly 10000
men during the campaign in actual combat.
and on Sunday tue army surrendered by Lee
was $4,000 However, this Is not much, oft
of the way. Without going into any state
ment Of our forces, I may venture to say that
the number OF our troops actuaiy engaged in
the pursuit of Lee was not over 5000 men.
Of course, our reserves would swell this figure
considerably, but no occasion arose for their
employment, except to hold the evacuated Git
les of>Richmond and Petersburg. -.
Important intelligence regarding Nazimil-
ian's Mexican Empire is contained IN our k'ts
Paris and Berlin dispatches. 1t is sail that
Maxiuian's Minister IN LONDON has resiguede
disposition declaring .!:at m consideration
sufficiently weighty to i~iuce him TO re!sin the
position could be oGGercG, as he is satisfied that
the Mexican Empire is, coIlap$ing and that
Maximiliau will soon ahdicatc and return to
Austria, he having been completely as1appoint-
cd in his two most important expectations,
the recognition of the United States, and the
support. of the Mexican cergyi AS conGrma-
tory of the report that Maximilian contemplates
soon abandoning Mexico forcvcr, VIC have The
positive announcement that lie has ordered his
REPRESENTATIVES at tue various European courts
to give official notification. that he retracts the
tensnciation of his family rights to the throne
of Austria, which he made just previous to
leaving Europe York Herald.
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now destitute and in want of food, sa Whoss
suffering can only be alleviated by thss dispo-5
siton Of these supplies. 8; .;.5 :
Bv the Governor: A,GMAGRATH,
oIH.iaI: W. s. Mullins, Il. Colss ssAl.Dzl.C,.1 A
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-07-08

~ sai soiioi 81, t.nis7 . "
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hint = word s9f The elfxir- and . Rerhsps she
lsQa.ld ne8es haNa dq& bonknt thsnP Po1t Mel
3ie gdGQ Ned bonn he shocE shetpe$eived
lived anty feH dsyss - assse If .hsr {Hs ashe
shpposed mNydeped hrQsher;e f r. sdsts1
The day 4 few fiieEds Of humanity bid
Nellie9 psle fhee sNaI bepeath the sod o:
I'LL hd!Ebyefd Miss Ciafk made Simponds'
j6iRe S6lfen hat public " relating itafter the
,fansrai 1ni unwilling q have iustice done
% Charts BradshSw, the affair Hss 'hushed
up by these t6ydt people.
When yqutk Rrsd sdshxw learned Of His sis.
,ter's death, the life Be valued for, heF s.ke
grew xotfhisss to hilb he no longer had
hythihK t6 i've far. AID became daring and
feckiess. His Companions could but admire
Bis courage, and but th4t he fought f5r the
Union and the Constitntion instead of the ne
gro, be would have received promotion.
! On day came thsg teffillle 3scks6h fight,
and smolg the killed .pas' found the shie,
upturned face Of charlie Bradshaw, bis gold
brown barr dipped with sone. 6s,s Of stbe
What's the differ snce if he is killed,
srecred the loyal people of his town, when
they saw his name in the list of killed. Only
a copperhead. It's gccd he enlisted. as it
helped to fill the quota, and prevented the
draft; but It's well enough hes out OF the
way -.-..
As for Mr.. Simmonds, he is as loyal as
e-er--no Voice SO loud as his denuuciatiou of
secession. but none ST. unwilling as be to
shoulder gun and practice what he breaches.
Our story is not overdrawu--rather too
lightly rolored, for We well know that the
vihfers of Mcclellan have no respect for the
country's heroes. but day of retribnton
will come justice to the true patriot, the
lov-r and deferder of the Onion and consti-
tutional liber.y, will be done at last, for God
rules
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-07-08
fANDIES, CANDIES,
WIi.Is.ts EREI:T

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