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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-08-04

A Wisconsin paper says "We hear that
at ortord, Rock county, the other day, a
Copperhead, formerly postmaster under Bu-
chanan, who has run away at every call for
men and prospect of a draft, returned home
when the neighbors in large force assembled,
and gave him notice to leave within twenty
four hours. At the end of THAT time he was
still in town, whereupon preparations we're
made to tar and feather him, alarmed by
which he skedaddled. The people of that
town don't propose to have those who have
shirked the burdens of the war return there
to enjoy the blessings of peace.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-08-04
pRoPHEsIEs FULFlLLED.

F' We soy to TIE President, make not d.
oliasilts 1f g0arself, for there are yet Ddal0as
among he people Of tie North tcho ,oiU
dare to resist GRy usmPer. Your design
dgaiitst The liberty Of the people and the SOC
ereigntg IF State Is needless ind toaat0R.
Bedford Gazette, Feb. y, 1868.
A Damon by name was not found, but
one in character and spirit appeared in the
person of John Wilkes Booth who took the
advice thus given and President Lincoln fell
a martyr to the spirit breathed in the Ian
guage above quoted
g Uten he President shall see lit to under
Take an enforcement of the c0nSc15ptioR, arc
siaH look te,th some aacietg and more c,,-
rtositg, for the name Of the qcretch, scho sciIl
not sciupte to disgrace hiintself, and the COM
auo,itg IN tciich he tires, By dcceptiay this
oolious office Provost Marshal. Let
that ataa, srhoece he may be, make np has
mind Htath cuanot Ire q peaceful life, nor
die an honorable death Bedford Gazette,
March IL, 1863.
In speaking of this article the Bedford
Gazette of July 2S, 1865. CAST Friday,l uses
the following language
''oID THINGS.
| * couple of articles published in our paper
some years ago, on provost marshals, &c.
have been the texts Of Abolition preachers,
| legislators and editors ever since we printed
them. The howhng and roaring of these
delectable creatures, occasioned by those ar
ticIes, have furnished us Infinite enjoyment.
| TO gre a Relc impetus to Their gelpilg, aoe
saHjlist no,c and right here, that ace stand Jy
cre1y thing IRE erer sad on the subject Of
sprocost nlasshab, and add that achat nc
propkcsied about them has come true Such
miserable man -catchers and sellers of human
flesh and blood as oficiated in the capacity
of township provost marshals" in this
county, in the language of the BEDFORD
GAZETTE of March l3, 1863, "will be a
stencil in the nostrils of every true friend of
human liberty forever and forever! The
people viii brand them with shame, for to
do so is their only defense against the usur-
pations of power They will put a seorpi-
on's sting into every pore of their bodies
Men viii turn from them in loathing and
disgust, stunning the communicating touch
OF their political leprosy. ]"
La this article, it is true, he varies little
that is from the Provost Marshal of the
District to township Provost Marshals.
But '.just now and right here he stands
by all he had said before.
The peace of the life Of Jacob Grouse. 4
courageous and faithful to,eashsp prorost
marshal, was disturbed asoften and as much
as the spirit ofrebellion and resistance to
law, was able to disturb it while he lived.
If to perish by the hands Of violence, insti-
gated by such advice, and to fall martyr to
devotion to duty and faithful adherence to
the cause of his country in the hour Of her
peril, be an honorable death, then did this
township Provost Marshal die an honorable
death. .
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-08-04

Randall Jaggard, of Pittstou, Lazc ne
county, is successful snake hunter. lie
has already sent sixty rattlesnakes to the
different cities ofthe State, this season, and
has at his home large eagefilled with iiying
reptiles. After catching the pets, h. X
tracts their fangs and renders them Harmless,
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-08-04

The census-taker has foundi ia Piattsbarg,
Vermont, French Canadian who is in the
one hundred and sixth year of hisags, and
his wife is nineity-fTe years old. They are
both in quite good health, have lived to-
gether seventy eight years, and had fourteen
children.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-08-04

There is general arrival throus Lout the
State of skedaddlers VINO have been residing
for some time in Canada 1t is well TO re-
mind them that BY President Llneoln'
proclamation, made in pursuance OF an act Of
Congress, all deserters who failed b. report
before may LIST, 1865, are forever disiran-
chised rs American citizens.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-08-04

The internal revenue tax for this year in
the district composed of Cambria, Blair,
Huntington, and AIiffiin counties, amounts
to SOB, ,652 so.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-08-04

A clear majority against Meyers ot..--,, Zo9
Judge Kimmeli did not demand com
mission Of election. Meyers did claim his
scat. OF course he did not get it. Is it
any wonder that he and his friends must
stir up a dust now and then to dupe aud gun
hi. mistaken and misguided followers. This
accounts for the anonymous pamphlets.
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Free Emigration TO the sOuth.

From the PhIlAdelphs Borth Auenezn.
With the return Of peace We hope to see
a general movement Of northern emigration
southwark, to settle in the States which
have been redeemed from the hands Of The
rebels. Before the war there was no in
ducement for this SOFT Of movement Of pop
ulation, because the plantation interest
controlled everything, and The despotism
was so iutolsrsble as TO crush out All efforts
Of northern enterprise in that section.
This is nov at an end. The plantation in
,erest is hopslessIy PROSTATE, and with the
control Of affairs in our own hands, We
raust avail ourselves Of the opening TO
launch upon tho entire south sn immense
body Of emigration, industrial, commercial
and agricultural. The south wants AL We
can ssndher. She needs capital, merehan-
disc, skilled labor, ships, agricultural i'm
plsmsnts, machinery, &c. Bat the capital
must not be thrown away b. being pat in
the hands Of those who have made such e
poor use Of their own nor must our CAPT
tai be loaned in the shape Of credit for any
Of the articles named TO these persons.
Let them learn the useful lesson Of being
obliged 70 pay for what they get, and let
the capital we send south be in Che hands
Of our own men.
What the great movement Of free emf
grafton can achieve We see in the mighty
wonders it has WrOughtin the west. That
was when the 6eld Of operations was lin
itedl Now We have the WHOLE country
free Of slavery, and the south lies spread
out before Us, hardly half cultivated, with
vast wastes and immense capabilities.
There Is prolific soil, yielding abundsnt-
/ " the mOst val uGble crops known % the
worlds commerce, with inferior tillHge
Thsrs are magnificent seaPorts, e. 70 en-
brace nsyies of the world. There are
treasures Of The nine and the foFsst enough
70 enrich nation. There is country won
dssfulIy rssisulssed With Rsyisabis .riysFt
$3.50
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80 ila--- u grHuatson hna bean -
'ea ~ Y. p. Barlow 4 70. thss esrssiu.
in ts citT have been paluaiur ~
9l pera7as eeiilhg ~ Dr. VeIloe's PisECs
raLa a. artelo 81 their own aBrs---'-,.
e-l'n tney say D. supsrior % t1a rsuuIrs
Hs FqnIa 81 fila az persons 70 ZEE ~.
genuine 1n4 ..aot-1 y1l roguira auV r1sIi-
" sA1 +lels t-ing-Forfa. Tettsr. or
- 800. -.9 skin Do nos enter an
ereparat.oe 81 you, bus 81 - 800.
P.nk Csfats. mauu lsetnrsf - n 80
Tille, Tena. = 80
= - "a hocral disoount uasis u a,.l.-.
se5i ~ ma p aly sddrasr 81 r-ssi-,t !,
p -. p laro ihat you est the rrsvlss,.
ssplf-f
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Shirts at N. York Prices

-r..5- - - ~ A4olta iNs -l't Upu1f
n treuy ~, near Uu.s1.
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Extra Pay to Omcers.

The War Department. has, decided
that officers of volunteers below the
rank of Brigadier General, who have
been or may be honorably discharged
under the provisions of General Orders
Nos. 7S and 80, of May l and 6, 1865,
and who have continued in the service
until the close Of the war, are entitled
to the three months pay properly au-
thorized by the sct of Congress Of
March 8, 1865. The benefits of the
same act will also extend to volunteer
officers below the rank of Brigadier,
who may hereafter be discharged by
honorable muster-out with their regi-
ments or otherwise, in consequence of
the Government no longer requiring
their services. --s- is--- t--i
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t'H.a wee which is never practicsd in
any oae. heg proved ths
5o''ai-ias rain of ,houaeuds OF ths nabrsst
lioa- talented young men that ever
enrre % eloqaauc8 or pen b soBg.
~ ee-trqYet hoaith. blasted the corgii-
~. eng r.41ced lhe missrn1lo vietirn tc
1Ne.ll. A9r are these is fnaI
4 ~ i...-i aloctss ln Bee pains are seattersI
~, I.is ~ Fl-aans tho r1ost malancholy
eurea permans1tiy 81 this aai,et,on. cal ID
~ g9iema1f 30. ga Gorlh Cherry strsst
q a-afela hm by letter, Box 5o3. Fssh-
t-+--f -eun. febzG-tr
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sgasArillea aaiiolI.
WH. UAMEROS . CO.. Pablishsrs,
SATURDAY, NAY Is, 1896.

The London Times suggests that
President johnson Should volunta-
rily resign the Presidency, or, in case
Of his failing to do So public opinion
should be SO expressed in regard to
him as to lead him to resign" Inas-
much as the President and the people
have unlimited confidence in the wis
dom, sagacity and honor of the London
Times, they may act upon its sugges,
ton. But what about a successor to
President Johnson2 Would the Times
have jeff Davis.
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1 strange storr asout Nj. lincoln

A correspondent tells the following
story Of the lamented President Lin
coin.
Three years ago, the gentleman 7
spoke Of told us story Of Mr. Lincoln,
which have not thought Of since, un-
til now When Mr. Lincoln received
she news Of bis election, he went home
10 tell Mrs. Lincoln about it. che was
upstairs in the bedroom, and after tell
ing the news, in walking about the
room his eye fell upon the bureau glass.
Immediately he threw himself down
upon the lounge, and told Mrs. Lincoln
he thought be must be III, for he saw a
second rejection Of his face in the
glass which he could not scoount for,
Il was perfect but very pale ooh,
said Mrs Lincoln, Hthat means that
you will be re-elected-but don't like
It's looking pale, she added that
looks as If you would not live through
your second term. Mr. Lincoln him.
self told this to the friend ! mentioned,
and this gentleman told il TO Us in our
parlor, soon after the first Bull Run
battle 1t made quite an impression
upon me at the time-but one fOrgets
such things Was il not singular
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-13

A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE
"a Containing neariy 30 psges amt rs fna
2 secs ai.i Pr lf'if pt7 or ne snsiemy 81 the Hu
ua0 Exams in et5re OF Il ain nj .i..s,sg ,.f-
q Irt iiiac on tariF ArTora. its uspouahia Con..
furllas unot the Mint srd Bo " 49, tI,s
Ag.lcr flu of iIeafmeut-the ouIY rltonaI IRA
sut''f-t..l l. ode Oi euro, shown hy rha -.r,--
o. uases .rgsrgd A truthfli saws SER 40 10 r,e-
red. Aud t1o-e cont mplaaug maruaga. uho er.
terl.iu coIlots 90 ther physical condition. semi
re ~ p.e.aRe . sny Rilr'ss en- rac0is Of IS
~. LA tholN, no. 20 MAIDEN ane, AItarv. ii
tle author may De coua. tied urau any ~ a.,
-isst-ea Epon ahrh ni4 book treats either a--.s-
ne world rle-al t.,
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the unaeFaisned announces that hs Ia.
800 n'..ls iAe agent ior The suio Of liquors
~ l'-in paFiie- ~ L0usv.lie. XIV. Any
person having pcrmits 81 shin .r..h .-,f.
bsre ioF sale can have them SLED 81 !. -
as % me- &c Loui1Fiila prices. C6mttsn
lL4aQr3 az Ilatasi1u prices. Z have %
samples Of eight different kinds "a h,.pI
ene guErantda each order alled sseorIi,,
. sample. 81. I. ALszANDaa. AeeBt
u Public sqaare. Nashvills. rsap
mas1s-tf 4oA-
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Notice..

OFFICE or TIE ADAMS EXPREss COL
NASHVILLE, May II, lss5.
NTOTICE is hereby gwen that Al FEEIsHf for
N poiuts south Of NASHVILLE, WI b received
asiiv fs1rday's excepted AZ the warehouse q The
fjsf5 tssny az he n a q. i1slrosd cerot, between
he hours 81 o'clock m, snd pm.
FREIGHT fer the north si be rece Fod between the
hours Of 7 an, AMI N, 4 ne principal once
of ths Compsny. north side q Pualic square. cor
per Of Market slrse;. -
mayil-u JUL pANLSi Agent.
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st Louis Spring Races-LacIede AssO-
citation Track,

st Louis Spring Races-Laclede AssO-
citation Track.
The Spring meeting on this course
began last Monday. There were two
races that day. The first was a sweep,
stake for 3year olds owned west of the
Ohio, January l, 1865; mile heats: en-
trance 500; forfeit $50 with the follow
ing entries
B. F. Hutchinson enters b c Derby, by
Imp Eclipse, dam Lady Taylor, by
Glencoe -.E EE.
B. R. Tyler enters s g by Pot sos, by
Glencoe, dam unknown. -.
j. c. Kelley enters br knight of st.
Louis, by Imp knight Of St George
dam by Wagner
n Van LEW enters b C Hay Van Lew,
by Lexington, dam by Glencoe.
Jos. c. Simpson enters CD fMaVourneen,
by Endorser, dam Jenny Lind by
Boston.
w d. Renfro enters Oh by Ringgold,
dam Little Peggy. rE~e- IRE
The second race was q sweepstake
for four year olds free for all mile
heats, three best in FIVE; entrance $500
forfeit $780, added $1,000 with, the
following entries: rr.-...
c. C. Fife enters b c Young Bonnie
Scotland, by Bonnie Scotland, dam
Young Fashion, by Monarch.
H. Taylor enters b Prairie Bird, by
Sovereign, dam by Boston.
r. A Alexander enters b c Asteroid,
by Lexington, dam Nebula, by Glen
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For One Dollar,
which they need not pay unhl it il known what is
drawn and Re value.
Entire Satisfaction Guaranteed in all
Cases.
M Yozr. J,nru.rv1sss

NEw YoEE, January 1855.
The Eureka Gin ArsocstiOn Is the Original and
largest Jih Assoc alton IN the country.
Its business CONTINUES % BE- conducted IN a fair
and honorable manner, and a greatly Increasing
trade Is proof that our patrons throughout the
country Appreciate tbs method Of oGtannr uch
and elegant goods. None can receive less than the
value OF their money, a. DO art Gle on our List b.
worth less than One Dollar, retail, End there are
No Blanks.
Letters from various parties throughout The ccun-
TN acknowledging the receipt Of very valuable
llfts. may be seen on lie az our oftcs.
Parties dealing vita Us my depend or having
prompt returns and the article drnwn wiii BE- i'm
nsdistely sent 70 any address BY return mail s1-
Drrsa.
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PITrssUhG, Nay l2.--River unchanged
since yesterday, Weathar clear.
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'SPECIAL NOTICES.
Thn1sands 80 80

And die every summon with Diseases con
trs, ss,l y sscakners snd the effects OF warm
westher, Jspe3aIlT Fcmaes. who might
have been rCstred Go long life by TIRE use
IN SkiE ( WINS celebrated old ksnton
treaio ale. "All good phyaieisns viii GER
tifv O. this Ect." We have made extensive
preparatiaus 90 supply the demand for Ale
eud Porter 3D. the trada ana for family uso
IN bottles and barrels. Also tho largest
store OF Groceries end Sutler Goods ia tho
city. On hand 23l barrels CINCINNATI Lager
Beer. SKIFF 4 WILLS,
" Aolcsaie Grocery ard Sutlo- Houao.
10. Uichs' Block, Pub. Square.
Gpr22-Im
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Cash on had snd 10 BguE--.-..-.--------..-
Cash u hsnd- q Agents, and in eourse
specie on hand, ana 10 hands Of Agent
Amount loaned on Mortgages ~ Real
Amount leaned on bank and uriied -
Amount loaned on Personal security.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-13

TUB Undersigned keeps constantly on hand a
/ vel sss0rts1 stock Of Iron, Castings, Mails,
springs, Axles, Copper, Enc, sash, Glass. Axes,
Hoes, PloEs. Cotton scrapers, Ihrs-hing Machines,
Corn shelters, SJEag Cutters, WsSon 1imber, Fire
Brick and Cay, Hydnulc Cement, Plaster PSTis,
Brsss les snd Porcelain Kettles, Rope, Pulley
Biocks tSIlndstones, Buckets. Tubs, Brooms,
Flouf. Lard. and Groceries, and various other ar
pcles REQUIRED ior city and country Trade. uhich
VIZ. LYON a co,
msyli-sm IS Market street.
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FaT AMID AGENTS FOR TIE NURSE AND
" Stl--Inr ucst fnlercz sang ard ozCiung
Fn'E Nfer pi...1 ~. grrnr1,iug tlr afFentlres %
t'ofnll m TIE ~ cn aTnF a. Nurae. ecout ana
spy tIfHE 1rUst vivid laacr plClilro ol tlr var.
hsi urllai art alsallled uhcars end Soldisrs ia
want Of prca-alss eu9oTmsut wiE dnd IA Fecu-
lar'T ftapte.l 81 iis,llr cdni.foo. fuNa8 ARUH
80 - tlt'fi, C'nClaaat.. 0hia.
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respectfully announcs b al or-
ll.e1d4 ard patrons chat We have rs-gpsBsd
3uf ioo cream Eai0ou fox the -s-sgt ,r8J
ips - Fecaige tho same natranags tE.t
nI Deea s9 literally bestowed On a5 ever,
sss sou We havs aiwrys on band eazf
t,2nsry Of sll kinds and cool sods vrts,
\ 1elli made = ozdeF tsr parties, &c.
-,.-7- 49,. CAUvD K FrGazzr.
- North Cherry street.
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Afternoon Dispatches.
The $50 Lean Nearly All Taken.
Removal Of General Meredith.

NEw YORK, May I3.-Ths steamer Cor
sica from Havana The 6th and Nassau the
sth, reported the rebel ram, stonowsll, at
anchor outside the harbor Of Nassau when
she left.
CIscINSATI, May I2-Thozaas Martin,
guerrilla, was executed here yesterday,
Orders for the execution Of Bowles, MILF
gan and Horsey are published in Cinein-
matt papers Of this morning. They viii be
hanged on the 18th inst.
TORONTO, C. W., May l2.-Brown alias
Hargraves, one Of the burglars who robbed
the banking house Of Williams, at Pitts
burg, April ga, has been arrested here.
AeeomPliees OF his escaped, but hopes are
entertained of securing them. Also COM
Ple,e set Of burglars tools we're found, and
preparations were making for operations
here.
The Tnbune's Washington special Of y,
says, there was remaining yesterday
morning, but one hundred and one million
Of the present series OF $50 loan.
Gov. Pierpont will 60 90 Richmond to
establish the State Government this week.
Mrs. Lincoln viii start for Chicago on
Monday or Tuesday next.
Gen. Meredith has been removed from
his command at Psducah, at the request Of
prominent Kentuckians, who thought he
had too much sympathy for traitors.
Mrs. surratt's counsel, F. A. Aiken and
JnO- MoCamPbel, have appeared and taken
the oath. $500, $3.50
NEw YOEE, May I2.-The Hsrald's cor
respondent says Gen. Steele Rnd force after
the capture Of Mobile, started on an expe-
dition into the interior to assist in finishing
the work began by General Wilson. They
reached Selma on transports on the 27th
ult. Small parties Of rebels on their way
up tho river fred on the boats, but were
soon dispersed They learned that vast
quantities Of cotton were in store a. differ
emit places on the route. On reaching Sell
ms they were formed Of the negotiations
between Sherman and Johnston sud fur
Their hostile operations were suspended.
The released Union prisoners from An
dersony-lle, stsis that in and around the
infamous rebel prison pen at that place
there are the graves OF over 1890 Union
soldiers.
PITTsBUhG, Nsy l2.--Rivsr unchanged
since yesterday, Weashar clear.
--s-s--s-------
The CzareWitch who died at Nice on
the oath ult was twenty-one years Of
age. He had for several years been in
feeble health, and was last year be-
trothed to Princess Dagmar Of Den
mark, a sister Of Princess Alexandra
and Of the King Of Greece. The Impe>
rial family of Russia has become en-
deared 20 the American people by the
sympathy which, more than any other
Imperial or Royal house Of Europe,
they have shown with our struggle for
the suppression Of the rebellion. The
American people, therefore, learn with
sorrow, that the House of Russia has
suffered so severe a loss.
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Choirs Flour, Butter p5,,.o,s o,,,,.
Green Cora and every variofv III CennoJ
aL-s' 4nQ Foreign and Donostic Groeor,,g
logo street -'''-' w.
UNFIT
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FOR SALE, ,e
Large Performing Grisly Bear.

TIE Is SAID TO BE ONK OF THELARGEsT
animals 81 The And ever known % D. On ex-
hIidoa 10 DE On ie1 States BE j. -; feeihiFh ll;s
bet long and weighs Eighteen Hundred Pounds.
HIS thorough edccsfion, a7d his wonderful per-
farmances have created quite sensation 10 Amer
~ a. well ~ IN kurope- Any one wishing % pur-
chaaa. can do vel, aud make his meneY hhck IN
short time by eXhimhng him through ne country.
independent iortunes have been made on this AM.
eleds and nafng 20 ooe % attend 90 the Bear, be
= noe edefed for ale, Cal a TIE tird hrck house
% NE VIE hraRe Pike, Eageaeld. A good tile
60 y 80. 80. &C.,. MS. n, TURK.
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Great Prize Distribution
BY IRE
4. !. GIFT ASSOCIATION
599 broadway, New Work.

d sm0nd Pms, Brooches snd Fsr Drops, Lsiias'
Sets, Brooeh ami Ear Drops, eoli AMI Ccrsi iet
sud Gold, toreugle, Mosaic Je., ilFa, alt t1nleo
CHAINS, Pisn and Chased Gold KlnEs, Ogl Inn
bes. Locze-s Nea STYLE Bell EUgsis~. ea.t fe1f
add Pencils. Fancy Work Bozes, cold Pens Uilh
Gold and liver Extension Ho.d-rs aui iGsea o.
sortuenr OF Fine Iege re- ui every atsJupt'un, 81
III. L.--- r---. md I..---- --.L.-- .L----- u
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AoasE in lie fgst 70 introduce this
rev lyle 81 P.cluras. Lev boIv 80
&c tat11 are acliFhted NTH them.
go. 10 re -5allcryof the Cumber-
lana sd d judge f0r you-salf oI4tf
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Grand Vocal and lnstrumsniai conssrt
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STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
PHGNIX INSURANCE COMPANY

On the Second day January the Comptroller Of the State of
nsss pusuant the Of State, passed
1854 and amended %,
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EH- Chance % 0btLa any Of tie above articles
Or one Do ar 5y purchasing seated Envelope for
4 ceuls -ee
So Figo Sealed Envelopes VII hs ssut lor 81 !,
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General Halleck has established
Court of Cancellation at Richmond, to
consist Of three srbitrators, who viii
decide, on principles Of equity, all
questions in regard to the possession Of
property and the payment Of debts
and rents. They viii take no jurisdle-
ton on the question Of titles to prop
erty, nor viii their decisions be any bar
10 legal remedies when the Civil Courts
are re-essablished.