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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-22

PRIVATE Glass IN DANCING.-The under
signed, In response to the solicitation of nu-
merous friends in this city, has decided to
open class in dancing, at Island City Hall,
commencing September 9th, 1865. Glass
for ladies, masters and misses, will COM
mence Wednesday, Sept. 9th, at half past
two ?. NJ. Glass for gents, the same evening
at halt past seven. The class will meet
twice wesk-W ednesdsy and Friday. The
late dances will be introduced and all dances
systematically taught. The term will con-
slst of twenty lessons. Tuition-ten dollars
one half to be paid at commencement
Spectators will not be admitted except by
special invitation A. Milo WHITE.
Rock Island, Sept. the 18th, 1865,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-22

ErFIE HENDERsoN'S BENEFIT takes place
tonight, and splendid bill is up for the oc-
casi0n. There will, without doubt, be a full
house. and those who want good seats should
90 early.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-22

HOME AGAIN-We were glad to receive q
call, this morning, from our young friend,
Benz Whitsitt, of Pre- emption, who has just
returned from two years visit to his rela-
tves in Ireland and England. where he has
visited the principal cities and seen much of
q country he knew but little of, as he was
only five years old when he left it, with his
fathers family. His trip has been very
pleasant one.
THE item in last evenings paper, stating
that Dr. Gregg had been appointed surgeon
in the Z. S. Army aud ordered to duty at
Rock Island Arsenal, was partially erroneous
lie has been appointed contract surgeon"
for Rock Island Arsenal. He says he could
not accept q regular Z. S Army appointment,
for the reason that it would leave him liable
TO be ordered to any part of the country, at
any time, and, as he is permanently located
here, and has resumed the practice OF his pro-
tes8on among his old neighbors and acquain-
taaoes, he prefers TO remain so. His duties
a. the Arsenal will interfere but very little
with his practice, as not more than two or
three hours day Of his time will be required
there
His office is in Charles Buford's block, over
Glenn d Hinckley's drug store.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-22
MARRIED.,
Aug29dwtf.

In this city, at the Islapd City Hotel, Friday
September 22d, by the Rev. James Caldwell, Mr..
GEORGE NJ. DUNKLE and Miss MARY A. SKINNER.
Also by the same, at the time and place.
Ma. MI Q. GAMBLE and MISS MARY c. MIDNEY.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-22

Mr.. PHILLEo is now the sole proprietor of
the grocery and dry goods store in Palace
Row. See advertisement
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-22

doing every day, IN every city of the Union,
is eminently praseworthy. This peaceful revolu-
ton gong on throughout the whole land, and
thus beauty anu harmony suPplant LONELINESS
and incOngruIty.
Manufactured by }. CRISTADORO, No. Astor
House, New York. Sold by Druggists. applied
by all hair dressers.
septl 5dwlm.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-22
LOCAL AFFAIR RS.
Odd Fellows.

Rock ISLAND LODGE No. IS, l. o. o. F.-Meets
every Monday Evening at Odd Fellows Hall,
southeast Of Illinois and Eag streets, at
seven O'Clock, p. m.
c. B. KNOX, X. S. ERNEST kRELL, n. e.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-22

! IRIS, JACKSON. HERBERT & CO, pro
u prIet"rs OF the National Dispensary, estzb b.
ished ia Cincinnati, o. Jan. |, 1860, will a IL
private diseases with unexampled rapidly. We
guarantee to cure GonOrrh9a, elect Syphilis, I'm
potency, Nocturnal Emissions, or sell-abuse, Dr.
H'hAl Emissions Female complaints, in short,
every poss Die torn and variety of Sexual Disease.
Cures rapid, thorough and permanent, and fees
moderate. Send for our circular fifteen large :
IA by IL IN letter pages, of varied, valuable and
interesting matter. Also circular intended Tor
LADIES' only.
Many OF patients assert they nave sent
money 70 doctors IN eastern cities and received
return
Then why not patronize home taIent--men who
know the western climate and can effect spesdIer
cures.
Dr.. Jackson's Female Pills, 81 per hoz--sond
for circular. Special written replies, well sealed
sent with the circular, without charge. One OF
the cheapest, mCE: interesting ana important
books ever published. 800 page, 100 CngravIuEs,
" The Mountain OF Light, or Ned Cai Protector,
and Marriage Guide, a. explicit Key To Love
and Beauty Ii satisfactorily reveals various
subjects never before fully explained in any pop
ular WORK in the English language. Price 30 cts,
and one cent stamp, or three for 81 aud three 3
cent stamps. Fully described 10 circular, which
every young man should have. whether sick or
wei
Medicine and Instructions sent TO any part o.
the c"untry. Consulting rooms OF the D,sPensary
No. lo1, sycamore street. P. o. box, No. 40.
ar. JacksOn's Oriental LiuimeHt
removes all GOODNESS, AID rejuyenates organs
which have lain dormant for many years. II wall
cure any case of Impotency, create and increase
the passions tor any reasonable tine. Can be
mailed with perect safety. Price 81 per bottle
Dr. 5ackson's French Patent SlaIe Cafe
II "a perfectly safe and never fails 20 give saJIs-
faction. ltIs the only sure and safe preventive
against contracting disease ever invented. Price;
81 each, 81 per halt dozen, and 81 per dozen sent
D. mail. Jaulldly
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-22

HE teeth often die long before the system
loses Its youthful yigor. This should not be
So 10 prevent this species of necrosis use
fragrant sozoDoNT. 1t keeps the dental
bone alive, the enamel spotles, the gums rosy
ana elastic, the breath pure and the mouth
ciean' Sept13eop3t.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-22
and Copper Ware.

all persons having any claims against me will
present them to Mr.. David Bowen for payment,
and all those ind ebted to will please call and
pay Mr.. Bowen, who can always be found at the
old stand with the new firm.
HENRY HOUSMAN.
auc26dwl m
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-22
A NEW FIRM In THE OLD STAND.

HAVING sold out TO Messrs Hass il Kane,
l would recommend them to my old custom
and the public generally for anything in their
line, such
Stoves, Tin. Sheet Iron
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-22
-. LOUIS NIARhET.
81. Louis, sept. Q.

Flour-Duil and dropping at 6 90 for spring SUI
per g 25a6, - tor fall do saS, % for double er-
ira 10, 80 tor choice 60.
Wheai-kauges at ,5OaI ,65 for TAR tall; LIS
for good do; 100 for prime; 2,OOa2 80 for
choice.
Corn-Dall and dropping at 65a6s.
Oats-Acvauced quoted 1T 40a50.
Hay-SteaGy at IL. 90.
LarG-26c tor choice leaf
WoOi-F.rm at 5oc tor unwasEed.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-22

Durno's Celebrated Catarrh Snuf ~ the
best known remedy for Headache, Cold Ia the
Head, Snutfles, Imperfect Voice, Bronchitis, and
Catarrh. Few persons appreciate the diseases
arising from dis .rdered nasal organs. Sight,
hearing, taste, and smell frequently rnned by
4 cold IN the head The gas generated by the use
of this snuff cleanses the entire head, and
proper articulation. It's effects are pleasant and
wonderful. IL contains no tobacco, nor other in
furious Ingredient. Colleges, Societies, States,
and the most eminent OF the Medical Faculty
have awarded it testimonials and premiums.
Sold by ali Druggists for % cents per box. Can
be sent by mali on receipt Of3O ceats tor box,
OF 81 for tour boxes. Address
JAS. DURNO, P. o. Box 1886
New York city.
At wholesale. by DEMAS BARNES y CO,
New York. ebyl0dwly.
AaGoCk's POROUS PLAsTERs--
druggist said the other day, you have no need
to advertise yonr Porous Piasters, tor every one
sold certainly causes a dozen To be sold, and
Cozen sells a gross, and on. You will not be
able TO supply the demand soon. But we can
supply thousand yards day.
AFFECTION OF TIE SPINE CURED.
HARrFouD, Conn. Nov. llth. 1861.
Messrs. THOs- ALLOCK - CO.-PieIse send, with
dispatch, twelve dozen Ailock's Porous Plasters
Our daily experience confirms lhcsr very superior
excellence. AT TINS moment OF rItIng, man
appues Tor one, who, by entaHg iement IN the
shaft Of machinery, had both IA. segs broken,
spine severely injured, and was tor nearly year
entirely helpless This man found Ie.iei very
soon by the application OF plaster 10 ms spine.
lie was soon enabled to work, and now he laDors
well ever. tie would cheerfully pay - Tor
a single plaster il they could not be had at 4 low
er rate. | am surprised that surgeons do
make use of these perforated plasters, To the ex-
clu.IOn OF ali others, their texlbIlty and adhes
iveness greatly advance Of all other plasters
with which / am acquainted while The perfora.
uous peculiar 10 tae.n render them greatly
perIor TO ali hers Tor ordinary surgical uses
Knowing the piasters to Oe SO useful, nave
scruplas that my sentiments should he known.
J. W. Johnson, II. d.
Principal Agency, Brandreth House, New
York.
Sold by ali Dealers IN Medicines.
scptl oaw In.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-22
sew YuRA mARkET.

new yURE MARkET.
Telsgrsphed TO the Argus.
NV YoRE, September -.
Co,ton-qujet, ~ middling
Flour l0a20 better, 7,90as,OO Extra state
SOFAS 40 X. ii. O.
Wueat-2better, ,56a65 hill. club . Is amber
Mich, IS winter red. :. C6a2, OS new amber
state Local, GO amber Mai, 2OsA2 10 winter west
ern. l,ssal,6O choice spring; 2,42 choice white
Mich,i Dial On Chicago spring. No I choice
spring l,o4al 90. Gla63 winter amner new. rs
al 80 white western.
Rye-QuIet, S9alO2 western
Corn - ! better. 93ia94i sOunO mixed
western, 90 unsound; 81 high mixed.
Heaz.y yellow. y damaged. 7Ias5 common.
0ais-l better. 4sa5S FOR sound new and old
western.
Pork-quiet. ., a5a3a, 373 new mess. closing
32,3l3 cash; sl,O0a3I.5O for $500 %, OOa26, 30
prime
Beei-actIve.
Cut Meat-steaSy.
Lard-hgher, pa a29i
Dressed Hogs-Dull.
Whisky-frm- 2,2eIa2,3o western. Retail at
:, rs! az, 90.
But,er-Quet, 2la2e
Cheese-QuIet
Eggs-2Sc.
Sugar-Flrmor, ll3alJ3
Pe'roleum--quiet. 81 crude; 6s refined bond;
7ia7J free.
NEW YORK STOCK, 1ARKET.
Photographed to the Argus.
NV NoEE September -
Stocks-better, closed frmer
"o'o--OPeEed Sl,+5S, fell To ,43s, and closed
l,I5s.
Money--ou call SC.
>terEnE-Qmet. ,C9.
Frances 5.l5.
4. :. Is 81 coupons I "
800 coupons ,USl.
o-2u's reg'd ,O6.
Ne
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-22

For SALE.-A good two story brick dwell.
ling house and lot for sale. Enquire of
A. BAMBERGER.
sepSl5dkf
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-22
THE GREAT INDIAN BEVERAGE,
f. DEXTER LOvERIDGE's
VI A H Q Q BlTTERSl
Taken by Everybody
And sold by ali Druggists ane Dealers
Throughout the world.
Taken by Everybody

The WahoO Bitters are a Combination OF Ma
ture's Great RestoratIves; they are entirely Veg
etabie, being compounded from different Roots,
Banks and Herbs, under strict chemical analysis.
These BItters remove the unnatural acidIty OF the
Stomach, giving to II a natural and healthy &C
ton, and when the Stomach Is right the whole
man is right.
The WahOO Bitters are an
Alternative, Diuretic and stomach Tonic.
They act direct upon the Liver Purifying the
Blood, giving healthy glow to the
skin. They cure
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint Dropsy,
Asthma, sour stomach, sick
Headache,
Warm and Strengthen the Bowels are a prevent
i've o. Dysentery, Summer COM plants, CholIc,
Cholera Morbus Chills Intermittent Fever, Fever
and Ague, sc. The Spirits used t. preserve
these Bltters is PURE RYE WHISKY, DIS.
titled IN Copper, under my direction and personal
attention, and IS the only spirits recommended BY
the Medical Faculty tor ITS medicinal qualities.
Pat up only by myself, the inventor and Pat
entee.
CAUTION None genuine unless D. W. D.
lS63-NNN, =. Dexter Loveridge, WahOo Bit
tars, blown in the Bottle and bearing label as
follows The Great Indian Beverage, Low
eTidge's Celebrated W ahOO Bitters.
-. DEXTER LGVERIDGE.
BUFFALO, ". Y.
i,pa02d2m
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-22
LUMBER.

They also have, Connected with the same mill.
good saw mill, wheIe they will keep for sale
all kinds OF pine and hard wood lumber
Particular attention given tO saving wagon
lumber, supply of when will be kept for sale.
GEO. r. WELLS 4 co.
Hampton, Aug. |, 1865.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-22
Grist ana saw Mill.

THE UNDERSIGNED respectfully inform
! the people of the upper cad of Rock Island
County, and the public generally, that they have
a first class Flour and Lumber Sill in Hampton
village. where they will purchase all kinds OF
gram, paying the highest market prices, in cash.
They will also do q general custom grinding
business, warranting their mail 10 make first class
flour and do all work IN the best manner
Flour for sale by tue sack, and al wholesale.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-22
CriStaiOrO.S Hair Dra.

those who are wise and prudent enough TO
remedy the deiecls Of nature with
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-22
10 Die in a Esad Cause

as those who die the rebel ranks undoubtedly
do, is foolish. But the other hand
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inne23d3m a..
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septll dIOt
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-04-08

s.ss.I~s1 ~ ~ ~. :. oyu1ST ~ - IVnCy likely 70
gaaoton snap ~ w1,n 11e Oniteo States-wnen
rmeM snSI wltn Ief 100 mucn consldera1ion.-
az aasy = ~ lTsso s WY openly Opinions nos
ells a,a,! g y tne uni1e1 stales: whose power lay
Goev Es,u = .neN. Hne Unlted states nave not
;a sya.sule 70 ~ agGns5 Canada. Inc Ca
t,ssA uau4an , PeoPlo Wun0 tney were wrong;
.ney nave now returned % their right
.lnus' :. ~ snu mere 1s not man 10 Canada
~ n t1ls moment. believe. scAo has any Kind
hos M tns rs sis.t s not.on ,.e or ts,ezave the
ANYTHING which hssi transnirad herwsan N
Csnada and The ~ I1r;tad St.tn. '1 Tf ,h"ra
con,es -ar;,, vh,ch Nav ro.r - - ,s...Io
. vict;m T. MI, ho 80. . w.r w ~ ,., he.-a.n -
ths Gnuarrvnart ~ wa.SS:,s-.aR., .nS 80
Governmant IN Tonaor. s,,d + Sa.o,,cs. re ,,s
to innn;ro 1910. ,Sa. = =. ~ ,uua s,a Ls
n thara snvhodv u ,.a Hn,.. 81 =. - l., sov es
thia on;r;nn thss .hs sua ~
hSen er lS S;n;s..; v snas ';sl1 - th aas 10y
since the limo ~ .he pannir.;ana. ~ .n~ =; W.. ~
m =, III. ev 1'n.,. ~ .e ae uo1ony s:i
81 ne.ca - r,;sh eii {nra;a,, .As".sao @ ~
.n.,;s,i., c -. .Ukn .oun.a.s' :. anu .., mI!e
ccprt,n t,an thn nS.e. ~ posoe ~..n x h;as ls
President T ;nco,n - tha 1Hn. ha.a " 1Mn.. 0.
mo.t a~.ct ;,,,,s.t;..ta.s ..y sn*s e .ne
niocs @i,i ha ,,nsha ~ va o;n. ~. =. nss ,u .SAg
P,acss Pnss hn %s1 1p cs 9aaDls 70 POM % nneie
.,e-1. ~ I;,a - i L." ..s.4N 49, sAI, "
=. r. n1 ao,a s'e .;r.s Iss 81. y" nSo scs ~
rc-s. 4h.t 49,. ~ .,.s. .ss ... - .s, ~
~ III t.ei;nr tn.9.d 'J H. ,n,t - ioh -siu%
soma nsonie hera ima.;ra % ;r1arS..s. " III. ~
Mt Nr,. - IS. - T..s.na - 80 ~ ws. = q
fhs Unitsd ststes r. not tor - -. ~"r M vh~ro. !. +.
the Ssr ~ enress - ST aoS .o1 ~, s.o W1s -
Inc hsck 6nnr - - a~c - -e:n1,s.t y.ss4
occnrrS6 ~han th. 49, sr1,vcS 49, .reSn
6rsf shof fine6 ~ En,t Smnn,ar 1S;rk - tut ~.
-. shSs,e ~ -. ~ % r.s1 ..a sz ,as. ~.
"hs,v 49, -. -. =, o,,na.,ns.S III Az. .
- III. oav.s.~ vs n1s 1yv rni1 snS t 0n0a.s.
- ~ :. hc a,d IN rct rer,s.sre 49, the 49,
0overnrm1nf "a vnnid rSXh,sr not nnSsr.
take anything Of importance. It VA an
no9nco0 thaS hio sncnosooe had lon New
fHOsk on Q certain day. ana v0 know f1,at
Whon 10 have The date of departureffo
New York for this country. 10 can calcu.
late the time Of arrival here 70 within
twelve hours. Mr.. Adams arrived In Lon
don on Tho 18th Of May, and when b. OPEN
Cd the Newspaper The next morning, he
found it oontoined the proclamation Of neu.
trality and the acknowledgement Of the bell
ligor0nt rights Of the South. In my opin.
ion the proper course would have been to
have waited until Mr.. Adams arrived, and
to have discussed the matter with him in q
friendly manner, when an explanation
might have been given ofthe grounds upon
which tho English Government 1olt them.
selves bound to Issue it. But everything
vas done Sss an untriendly manner and the
e6ect was to AFFORD great comfort ct Rich
m0nd, and generally to 9rieve those people
OF America who were most anxious for the
continuance 0f the frieadly and anicable
relations between that country and Eng
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-04-08


American dependencies and colonies, 6r
are We 10 retain that tie7 Now, IL these
colonies expressed Q desire to separate the
connection, and ii they preferred to be alb
sorbed by tho United States, we might ter
inmate our connection with dignity and
without disaster. But II, on the other
hand, those views are just which are more
Fgsnerally accepted-if there should be, on
the part Of Canada and the other North
American colonies, . sincere and deep de-
sire to form q considerable State and de-
Velop Its resources, and to preserve the
patronage and aid Of England until that
mature hour when weshall lose our depen-
dency, but gain q permanent ally and
friend-then it would be the greatest po-
litical blunder that can be conceived for us
TO ren0unce, relinquish and avoid the re.
eponsibility of maintaining our interests
~ Canada at the present moment. rHear,
hear.] s
II, from considerations of expense, We
were to Quit the possessions that we now
occupy In NORTH America, it would be ul.
cmetely, az regards our resources and
wealth, as fatal and disastrous q step a.
could possibly be taken. think that these
four years need not have been loat, and
that, from tho first, the affairs Of North
America have not been oonsidefed Of the
importance to which they have now at
tanned, and which, from the first, have
1elt they must attain. do not wish to
s@plcy taunts, but form that opinion
l!om Judgments which have been expEees-
ed oy memoefs OF her Majesty's Govern-
Judgments upon the struggle in AmeTics
and IL probable consequences have been,
Tor the most part, Inconsistent. One day
We were told BY An eminent member Of tho
Government that the South might be said
g have ccmpleted her Independents, and
9poecas nsvo oeen maoe whch leo al
ssne.s:a1e sae.s..H 9 sSPPooe tnat 9 oiplomanc =
S.ks Ssaosn o M .ne sootnern sssses was to g
!Rs. szRsceso; ~. vsiy snoltiy s.ei1are snosnes
- 0no oepiofee t0ax loee moro 0eoply toe0
|myoen.A mean the late Sir q. Lewts-told
=. Tn! 10 o1o not recognise the exletenoo
saneie element o. POLITICAL 1ndepeQr
0once an tne 1outn: Wen, tnSee 1nooo9s
sont opinion poeple1eo the country, I'd
e.n,.sne n.v IN, .na o sns ~. ~ ~ voxs
anl1s0s ssaa nave nevef taHen ~! Wv OF tne
situation which We had right to expeot.
One oay We were LED 70 believe nom the
nlgneet author1ty 10 the 0ovefnment tat
tne10 vaes3 s3on snear part, 0o utmost 0ympa.
thy WIN tooee VINO we're stxuggnng IN tho
so0tnesn csasec VINE On tne otoer nano,
the minister whose Judgment upon such
matters MAJ m.,ah ne, 9! ooosss. peculiar we3snt.
foreign countries, expressed opinions Of z
totally ol1stcnt cnaracter. Sir. 90 not
blame ner MNeety's 6ovornment because,
IN Po9uon OF e1ueme olAcuNy, they
nave maoe m1eteAes ana iofmed opinions
1nconslstent VAN eecn other; Dut what ]
90 ie9ret y tne consequence OF those dis
cordant Opinions on tnc1r pest-name!y,
nss ~ ~. 'f.s ..n n%s nSs ss.s oo,oss
ssrsed ~ thsv shouid IS. With ia noesibilitv % M
Va No080Ao uoAs8sN8 Vvo4 s4A0AssS tAuS WO
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-04-08

=. .Ssk,rS.s - - xI-s s.SossS'>As
ana Dy the pursnits p. tney Ioliow, and a
sense q tesRonsloln. a.lsnng from from the h
reality OF tnelr 1oesesGons, may much IN
Ana oeNeve tney are very much more
to their fields, to see around them the pro-
ducts Of the earth, and to behold happiness
In those households TO which they are 80
much attsched, than TO plunge into the
misertes Of new and terrible war. Hear,
neaf.I But altnoue0 t0eee are my opin-
ions generally, can not conceal from my
seif tnat very great changes nave taken
plac0 IN America OF Iate years, aud thete
changes, nave reason 70 oelleve, are not
regarded 10 snis aouso Win eumoient
seIlo0snees, WnIes 10 my opani0n, they
am0unt 20 NO IT, tnsn = IevOAutlo0.
wln aaH nonotaoie memoers 20 recau to
tGenssslves we sease ~ NOItn Amer1ce
,w1 Wnen w met u mus ao1,e Iour Year, $50.
1nse PosssOnL-S.s1o PosssOn =. ~ wOslu wss S1eu 0lvl.
oe0 amO1g wnHs 70 msy call unree great
Pows-nn1s' sns-In1' NIa Soe Cnl'eu SSsoes 9, AmeI-
~ SsU.Nsys ~ Ss.IsL, s..I - u .ess.onsoss
su0 0yspeaoeaGa ..;sss. DCsS. 11 ~ oul 49,
sOvsLvS.9I an4, sos!1sys @eAIc0s c0u1-
1y y,.s.nS nsSo ~ u.G nTs s mucn
i.No. i,O..sso.A w. NsSs y sAsss ~
1co sOstvos aosS.aH Olsil Ol sil n1u Mloss.l
vesAso, 1ssas u.I9 3s.a.A ~ sae wVti0.
Ao evgSy oae ~ sase saaoo olvi,lOns. tnelo
- D.sS o .nss 1.nss - cn s s. Al ~ - Vnl.
~ Cssss2 = cvu ~ oas tSeS1 io1 0ur
y ~ ao Sns 49, = ta.s ~ sn@ulo 1 ~ eelmln.
49, ~ ~ no1 os ~ su.o Ise1N Ge@u. ~ W oiot
suS9sss S 4o.a % no. DenSve tnat we snaii
- " 1lne Socaety ano ioIm m OF aovern.
oso1s eU...asAs NH1s.s " Sv01s ~ - ~, U.m y
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-04
Richmond has Fallen p!

As we write this paragraph, Monday after
noon, he bells in town are all ringing out merry
poals in honor OF the reported fall Of Petersburg,
and the occupation of Richmond by our troop,
under General Weitzel. Exultation and Joy
beam forth in the countenance Of every passer-by,
and our citizens are in the highest state of JOY
Gus excitement The dispatches this morning
prepared US fully to believe and enjoy this gori-
Gus news, although we hardly expected it so soon.
No details are given now, but we hope later dis
patches, before we go to press, will confirm our
most ardent expectations, and assure US that not
only has Richmond fallen, but Lees whole army
has been broken to pieces or captured. Thanks
be to God who gveth US the victory.