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Additional List OF Casualties.

cAsuALTIE sEcoSD DIVISION, SECOND ARMY coRTh
Lieutenant franklin Bartlett 18th Connecticut; Corp.
Benns K Goth Massachusetts,; Thos Martin, Goth New
York Moses Granley o'ts nasG, asn Ma.
Capt j. Kettlcwood LIST Delaware confusion; Lieut. j.
=. Knapp 10Sth New York, slightly; Capt W. Mcclure,
yania Corp Daniel Sullivan 10th Massachusetts John
s. Moore, D. 10th Maine since died) Jacob N Cunning
10Th Lss
consin sergt. Charles H. Hates, H. 18th New Jersey,
head MORALLY chas Gordon Goth Msssachu-
H. R. Dawson, Il, goth Massachusetts, thigh;
Henry Boehmeisten, l. 10th Massachusetts,; Corp.
Corp Mcshane Goth Now York Patrick conneli, GOTH
Pennsylvania; b. d. Alton, Goth Pennsylvania; Thomas
McEvay, seth Pennsylvania; orayton Billings. soth
VIM. McCreuf, 18th New Jersey
MIssIxG.-Henry j. Fisher b. LIST battalion Minnesota;
seth wisconsin; b. Newherset, A, Seth Wisconsin, Ma,
thew Kendrick D. Goth Massachusetts, James cKerson,
A, goth Massachusetts; b. H. Eastman, u, 10th hassa
chusetts John Keefc f. goth Massachusetts, VIM. Kay
mond, A. Goth Massachusetts, James Fitzgerald, f. 20th
Massachusetts,; W Crawford H. Goth Massachusetts; H
Massachusetts, Daniel Kenny, II, Goth Massachusetts;
Thomas O'Brien, 8gih New York
CASUALTIES N me THIRD DIVISION, src Nd ARMY coRps
WoUNp.p--E J. Fisher, A, 9th New Jersey, thigh !;
Thomas Bruck, H, 9th New Jersey, both thighs; b. NJ
Smith, 10th New Jersey, shoulder; Fred. Wagner 9th
Ief. thigh John Norman 9th New Jersey left hip and
back; Jacob Dcrdclink, X 9Th New Jersey hand Emil
Knock, A, 9th New Jersey, head; VIM. Hoffman, 9th
New jersey, died; Thomas Ulrce, A, 9th Now Jersey
died; Robert Kuhn, H. 9Th New jersey, left SIDE;
Nicholas Ackner A, oh New Jersey, right leg;
man, sth N j., lett side; H. Pond, D. sth New jersey
head; William TaIman, A, sh New Jersey, thigh Chris
TOPPER strumpf X sth New Jersey, side Jas Dnnlevy
l. Sth New Jersey, hand; Henry G. Baker G, 9Th New
Jersey, left hand; Fredcri Miller, H. Sth New jersey
breast; Michael Horseman, i right arm; John Johnson
and face; William Cahll G. 9th New Jersey head Chas
Davis A, sth New jersey; Corp Charles Slutz, H. 9Th
New Jersey head Edward shalley, Z, 9th New Jersey,
Peter Murray A. sth New jersey left arm; Herman Res
terfradt l, 9Th New jersey shoulder; n. Y. Avent
ger, G, 9Th New Jersey, hip; f. Pond, K, Sth
New Jersey shoulder; Jno A. Smith, G. 57th Pcnnsyva
MIA, shoulders Corp Chas Williams q l4ist Pennsyva-
mia, knee; James Robinson, ! 10th New York, groin;
Mcdonald l, 93d New York, left hand; scrgt. James
Reynolds, G. 12oth New York, shoulder; James Van
10th Pennsylvania face; 9. A. Myor, +, I'd U. $ s.,
neck-snce died James K. Inyear II, U. s. s. s., arm
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PETERSBURG, Feb. 8, 1856,

Petersburg, Feb. s, 1865.
The enemy demonstrated heavily our right to-day
Our pckets General Jordan's front driven in
early this morning. and portion Of the enemys forces
reached the Vaughn road and crossed Hatchcr's run
Some skirmishing has occurred. Az yet the object OF
the movement Is not developed.
The enemys trains have been running necessarily for
the last two nights 1t supposed they carrying
troops from their right
From sevon to eleven o'clock last night the heaviest
cannonading that has occurred for weeks took place
our left caused by the cnemys Smelling Chesterfield
works No casualties ON our side.
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List OF Wounded Sent to City Point fr 4
Hospital, Second Division, Fifth ArB v

List OF Wounded Sent to City Point fr .
Hospital, Second Division, Fifth Ars '
Corps. February q, 1868.
Corp Chas Ebmisc, A, 10th New York artillery, head
Martin Schmidt X, l5sh New York artillery, head
W. d. Warren, H. 9Th New York, face
sargt. Robert Nc dlen, g. 9TH New York, arm.
bernard Mccormick, 3, 9th Now York, head.
Patsey Herman, q, 9Th New York, head
Corp Geo. Bcattic, H. 14oth New York, leg.
J. Ordeal b. 140th New York, leg.
Jesse Evarts, G, 1s0th New York, thigh.
d. VanAlsne, l. 140th New York, arm.
Joseph Neubener II, 18th New York artillery forearm.
p. Naver, b, l4oth New York, confusion, thigh.
nshony Roof A lst ~. New y York ., Artillery thigh
Fred OFT, q, 10Th New York artillery, lea.
Martin Byrnc, X, 9th New York, leg.
j. Collins, q, 140h New York, thigh.
Fred II rschngcr /, 18th New York artillery arm.
Shas y lcnneker, X, 9th New York, thigh.
S0D P,sa k d Ish YS1 . foot
CORP James Mccarthy, 4, 9Th New York, shora1
Pat Kelly, A, 18th New York. thumb.
sscond L. Adolphe Riemen, a, 10th Newr ork abdomen
n. 81. john n, 18th New York, abdomen.
Jas. J. Conway, b, 18th New York, chest
yos Thompson, u, ltOth New York arm.
g. Young D. 1&0th Now York thigh
Aug. weirk, A, 18th New York, hand.
Frs. 1t Oscar Well, i 9th New York, hand.
Henry D Iilslcy, l, 14oth New York, arm.
Corp. Fred. Heulger, 18th New York.
Rcrg A. Gieson, K, 18TH New York fingers
Chris Yard L 18th New York, back and hips slightly.
fhos George, G, 9Th New York, thorax
Thos ID. Sweet, X, 1S5th New York, arm.
Corp. Peter Jensen A. 18th New York, leg.
Geo. Reid, @, 9Th New York, neck
8ottlicr Miller, A, 10th New York, leg and arm
Albert W. Writ T. 140,h New York. scalp.
\ stewart, 4, i40th New York, shoulder.
X y Guon, 1, 10th New York mouth.
HardsIet A. 10th New York, scalp.
Yalscyl q, 10th New York, forearm
Corp H. Thioer, H. 10Th New York, side
n laird, N, 18th New York arm
y Edwards, G, lat Maryland, forearm.
q. Clum, A. 18th New York, leg
Sergeant Q. Miller, H. 10th New York, arm
y Baker, l5th New York, iace.
Sergeant J I. button D. 4th Delaware. arm
A. Clark, ~ ls0lh New York, lcx
Sergeant John Hanley, X 9TH Delaware head scverelv
r. r. Levistcr, G, 18th North Carolina trcbell -
III O. Ruby Is, LIST Maryland, back
Corporal Andrew NJ Fura, X, Tth Maryland. wrs,
Starkctt g, 1s. Maryland, back.
Charles Bakor, u, LIST Maryland wrist
eergesnt,u. Ruprech, -, Ii Maryland hand and Lar
o SOLOMON, ID, 4tli Delaware wrist
r Lawless, II, 4th Mar iai.A arm.
b. Walker, G, 1st Maryland ace.
George Fink, II, LIST aryand shoulder, confusion.
J. welding &, 2l0th Penn ylyaula finger flesh
J. Donohuo X, let Maryland log flesh
Charles icupt, K LIST Maryland. arm flesh
Jaurs Townsend, @, Attn Maryland, face, severely.
r. PARKS, ID 7th Maryland leg atsh.
W Huh, l, 5th Maryland foot, flesh, slightly.
John hlgie, /, Sd Delaware, forearm
eeyoant George Slahi, ID, LIST Maryland knee joint
VIM Poliet e. lst Maryland. hand, nosh.
Daniel Miller. a, Isl Maryland, leg, flesh.
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y. M crsn Q, LIST Maryland, shih
Corporal y schrimp b. lst Maryland
J. j. Smith, ID, LIST Maryland scalp
/. Bears, K 7th Maryland shoulder
Thos. Scott, G, 4lh Maryland, confusion
Corp VIM Hess, LIST Maryland, head.
Corp kniIs Marryatt, ,, LIST Maryland, shouldsA
David W, Kinney X, LIST Maryland.
M Wilkinson, II, LIST Maryland, forearm
Sap' a. Gowchrop I'd brigade, I'd division, hip
Second Lieut.. r. A. Wilson, g, LIST Maryland
Second Lent w H Evans, B. 210th Pennsylvania, finger
second Lieut. W N. Colwell Il, 2i0th Pennsyivania
ID Hegan, u, Sd Delaware, head
j. Williams, l., SD Maryland, thigh.
Chs Welsh T. % Connecticut, side, severely.
First Lieut.. q. W. Shealey, l. Sth Maryland, wrist
W. Il. krautzer, b. Sd Delaware, finger.
J Rontzhen, b, 2l0th Pennsylvania, flesh
jas. Parsons @, LIST Maryland flesh, log.
J. Neuberger, +, 1st Maryland, flesh
W. II. Withers, LIST Maryland.
John Yorm, cloth Pennsylvania
Corp. John H. Ross, Sd Delaware.
N. Knapp, cloth Pennsylvania.
Edw. j Curran, lst Maryland, fesh leg
Hugh N Armstrong, Sd Delaware confusion, slight
T. H. Bond, 4th Maryland, confusion.
Saml Abbot, I'd Delaware, confusion, back
Curtis Fleetwood, Sd Delaware, flesh, arm.
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THIRTY-EIGTITI CONGRESS.
SECOND SESSION.


Senate.
WASHINGTON, Feb. g. 1895.
nm rRE1DIsrAL VOTE
message from tho House announced the appointment.
Of Messrs WILSON, OF Iowa, and Dawson, Of Pennsyvs
mia, committee the part Of the House 70 count the
Presidential vots
THE usrRoY AND the pRAvR
Mr.. HAnRn, trsp) Of n Y, presented petition from
pastors Of churches asking for exemption from liability
70 do military service Referred 70 Tie Military Com
mittee,
DrscHAaaxp sofprzRs ovyicx noDxss
Mr. SvkSxa. hep.l Of Masa. rreScrtel n petition
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REBEL ACCOUNTS.

The Movement Against the Southsfde
Railroad.
GENERAL ENGAGEMENT ANTICIPATED.
PETRRssunG, Feb. 8, 1865.
The enemy made demonstration General Lees
right this morning in heavy force the Vaughn road
driving in pickes. Slight diminishing has been
kept up throughout the day.
genera. engagement Is expected The enemy are
probably making for the Southside Railroad.
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Good News Expected.

'lN IN. PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 8, 1856.
special despatch to the Evening Telegraph from WASH
ting says-Favorable from the Army Of the Poto-
mao is here.
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The New York Central Railroad.

Tho New York Central Railroad.
BUvAio, N Y, Feb 9, 1885
Mr.. Tiilnghnst assistant superintendent OF the IAks
Shore Railroad has been appointed superintendent OF the
Western division OF tho Central Railroad vice r. w.
Chtenden promoted to be general superintendent
A heavy storm prevails here. The weather b
neither cold nor windy, however
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obituary.
WASHINGTON A. BARTLETT, LATB or THE NAVY.
The death OF Colonel Washington A. Bartlett formerly
OF the United States Navy, is announced. Colonel y
organized tho famous Naval Brigade Il will be rec-
lsctcd that he the father OF Miss Bartlett Whose
marriage with Senior Oviedo created much exctemens
in this city few years ago. and known the diamond
wedding.
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wsvs say rsssAev returns and - Why shey haS NJ
oesn submitted 70 this Convention
Louisans ana rennessss but, IN obedience 10 Ia. 70
ccnuy pAsed they had been excluded from the count
senator CorAs asked whether the President Of hs
UnSsd ssssoe mao yet approved and signed that bill
The vicn PhxGDrsT replied thai though no ooumunS-
cation 70 thAs enect had been made 10 either house. 10
had understood the President had approved the bill ana
II therefore law.
Senator cowAs then suggested that the returns q
Louisiana and Tennessee be read leaving the
70 determine whether they should be counted.
Representative STEVENS, lrep) Of Pa, said that -
question could ass exceps on the reading Of tho
senator CowAs withdrew his motion
Representative YKA.AS opp; OF Ky, moved that n
the returns DO opened for consideration
would s0 iarss .s sS ns &C o s
two houses in such event being required separately =
Representative PRurs, topp) Of Y, wished TO 4.
sirucs the seers to om from the count the 30 called
State Of West Virginia
The vuz PxrrDKsr rsid the question came too late
the vote In, ing been already declared
Representative WHAIEr lrep) OF W. Va, would ltke
70 know the OF the gentleman from New York fB
that motionS
After further conversation Mr. YfAMAS withdrew hb
motion, for the reason that he did not wish 70
soparat on Of the Convention
The votes having all been opened and counted the -
lers through Senator Trumbun. reported the result
The VICE President then said The whole number a
votes cast rs 2sa for abraham Lincoln for Presiden
2l2 for Andrew johnson, for Vice President 212 and
Tor George b. Mccelhn for President H. and for George
H Pendleton for Vice President a. OF which majority
h 1T Abraham Lincoln OF Illinois, having received
majority Of tho whole number Of electoral votes, b
elected President Of the United States for four years.
mencng the 4th Of March, 1885; and Andrew John.
son, OF Tennessee having received . majority Of ths
whole number Of electoral votes Is duly elected Vie
President commencing on the 4fh Of March, 1855.
Applause from the galleries and door greeted tho -
nouncenent
The business for which the two houses assembled hsv-
ing been finished the Senators returned 70 their own
chamber
The House ndcd It's order for session this evening
on the Amendatory Internal Revenue bill and then -
journed
United States supreme Court.
WAsmSoroy, Feb 8, 1865.
Tho Supreme Court OF the United States requires
twenty printed copies Of the abstract points and auho-
tes required by the rule to b. d with the clerk by The
plaintiff in error or appellant six days and by tho do
PENDANT In error three days before the case called ~
for argument
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Casualties I'm the Third Division. Firth


sergt. B. Peck G, 9TH Wisconsin, hand
Lepman !, eth Wisconsin.
Corporal T. W. Gully, II, oath New York, hand
g GLADDEN. 18th Michigan lass finger. finger ...,.
y. Herman, G, 10th Michigan, scalp
6ergt L. Emory, @, 10th Michigan, leg
eeYt W Hudson, D l2ist Pennsylvania.
Corporal N. j. Grindle, G. 10th Michigan, knee
a. W. Stratton, A, 10th Michigan side.
l. 8. Harvey T. 149th Pennsylvania, arm
9. r Everett O. l49th Pennsylvania leg
a Moore, 10Th Michigan, wrist.
J. 9. Bell O. 9th Wisconsin, scalp.
4. 3. Falut 9th Wisconsin.
a. Cunningham, B, 97th New York, arm.
eergt L. Bradford, 10th Michigan, arm amputated.
W. Barnes, D, oath New York, thigh.
J. wessel 4, l5lst Pennsylvania, thigh.
- Stcffers A, Path Michigan, arm.
Lieut.. j. Hendrick, X, 9th Wisconsin, knee.
l. r. Lawrence, G, 9Th Wisconsin.
General Morrow shoulder, flesh wound
Second Lieutenant NJ L. Bull c, 9th Wisconsin, foot
4 Thompson, 9, 9th Wisconsin, foot
!. Klessnen, D, 9th Wisconsin, ankle
n J. Powers, d, 9Th Wisconsin, hip
g. Davis, q, 9th Wisconsin, finger
D. Bowman, Z, 149th Virginia. finger.
Captain J. B. James, D, GIN Wisconsin, skull
y Rcgner Z, 9th Wisconsin, knee
Sergeant d. L. Miller 9th Wisconsin arm.
3 Newkrk, K, 9th Wisconsin, groin.
" Longworth, D, 96th New York, thigh.
G. MEGA ley, A, 18th Michigan, hand.
q. Lathrop, 9lst Pennsylvania neck.
!. wenant, /, 9lst Pennsylvania.
Sergeant 7. P. Lamont l, e5th New York, jaw
G. Pane, L, 10th Michigan, hand.
W. Hodges, A. 10th Mich gan, log
}. y. Spcas, A, 18th Michigan, knee.
g. Gardiner, II, 155th Pennsy lyania, hip.
v. p. Dustin, {, s5th Pennsylvania, spnc
Corporal C. Brownson, @, S5ih Pennsylvania, wrist
J. Armstrong, lS9th New York HIP
! Roth, ID, 1SSth New York. groin
Rbt Gcrccke A, 18th New York, knee.
D. Hawkins, d. ilsth Pennsylvania, finger
@. Granger, Goth Maine side.
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THE CAsuA1TIHs.


Casualties In the First Division Firth
Corps.
2. 9. Mathews, 18th Virginia, leg
Capt Nathan Bayne, 1lSth Pennsylvania, face.
Lieut. J. A. Bottaier, A, SD Massachusetts, scalp.
Corporal X Hutchlns, +, s2d Massachusetts scalp.
CORPORAL J. A. Hall, /, iiSth pennsylvania arm l'r
r. Emmett, 32d Massachusetts.
H. Norton, A. goth Maine.
r. Rutter, K 10th New Jersey, finger
A. Kersch, d, 7th Wisconsin, arm and side
! J. Croft f. 4ih Delaware.
D. Evans A, 18Sth New York
". B. Sweet, X, 185th New York, arm
H. George, G, 9th New York, chest
7. johnson, 9, 10Th New York, head.
J. Hama, b. 1S5th New York, thigh.
j. Wolf, B, 195th P,nnSy lvania, arm
II Mulley, G, SD Pennsylvania, elbow.
r. Fulton, d, 19Sth Pennsy lvana breast
j. H. Winston, X, 1S5th New York, eur.
G. Dymon, X 1S5th New York, jaw.
6. Vankis H, lS5th New York scalp
w. Hecker, X, 198th Pennsy lvania neck.
T. McSheen, /, 99th Pennsylvania, knee
Corporal ]. Il Wilmington D, Goth Pennsylvania leg
Z c. Kramer N, 9Sth Pennsylvania thumb.
w. G. Carr NJ, Goth Pennsylvania.
Corporal j. G, Whiting, ID, lS5th New York, shoulder
NJ Burris, L, 198th Pynnsy kana, finger.
d. Savage D. 1S5th New York. elbow.
: J. Wilson, d, 165th Pennsylvania.
Corporal j. Murrah A, cd Massachusetts,, hand
Corporal I, Hltchins, sd Massachusetts,.
z. Wellington, B, 18th Michigan, scalp
G. Eaton, d, 32d Massachusetts, arm.
Col g. p. Herring 17sth Pennsylvania ankle
J. Roberts, 4, 32d Massachusetts,, arm
J. Langley A, 1e.h Michigan arm
r. Crouch, b, 18th Michigan, finger.
Corporal r. Gilman, A, 155th r. nnsylvania thigh
W. Townsend +, 1S5th New York, scalp
J. g. Miller 7, LIST Michigan hand
Capt. T. H. Coudry Adj Gen. ID brigade Sd division,
wounded in chest
Col 7. Bankhead Inspector General Std corps hand
Lieut. Col Haines 18th Pennsylvania commanding 8Sth
Pennsylvania, shoulder severe
Capt. JAS Coey, commanding l47th New York, face.
Capt Joseph Dempsey, 47th New York, shoulder.
Lieut. W. Weyburn Attn New York, foot, amputated.
Lieut. /. Bristol, 47th New York, killed
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Burdsall's Arnica Llniment-An In
sble FOR burns scalds spralna rheumatism gun.
shot wounds &C single application knys the pain iron
burn the instant applied No family should - WIN
outn
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Prizes Cashed IN all LeRalized Lotteries
and information given. J. CLUTE,
Brokers' once, l76 Broadway. N. Y.
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You troubled with bad breath snnoys your fhsnds
and acquaintAnces well yourself. You would like
get rid Of It. but scarcely know what 70 adopt W.
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United States supreme Court.

Arrival OF the MORO Castle.
Tho steamship Moro CASTLE Captain Adams, IRON
Havana 4th inst arrived n this port this morning =
three O'Clock
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Balls and Partfes.-Ladfes' White Satin
KID and Linen slippers and Caters, with beautiful Re.
settles, &C, at MILLER co. g, S57 Canal street.
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Corns, Bunions, Enlarged Joints and
all diseases Of tbs feet cured By Dr. zACHARIK, a.
broadway.
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Cherokee Pills-Fcmale Regulator
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New York, January rs, 1895.

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For irritated throat cough cold, "BR0WNs BRo1-
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Royal Havana L0ttery-Prfzcs CashcA
In gold Information furnished Highest rats paid fu
Doubloons and ali kinds Of Gold and Silver.
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Marine Disaster

Marine Disaster.
PORTLAND, Feb. 8, 1854
The steamer Chesapeake, hence for New York this =
ternoon, has put back with propeller damaged
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Hale's Honey OF Horehound and Tar
certain for coughs cold. influenza hcarseness din
cult breathing and all affections VI the throat bronchial
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Ola Eyes Made New.

Old Eye Made New.
pamphlet directing how 70 speedily restore sight anA
spc~tacler without aid Of doctor msdcine BsnA
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Sales or Government Bonds.
PHnADnrmA Feb 8, 1904
The sales Of the sevcn thirty loan to-day by jay CookA
the subscription agent, wore s., SIC, 900
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A Well-known Poet sings of "H1owsE.
kissed gales" Had he been blessed With the acquantanea
the young beauties who PHALOn's NICH1
BLOOMING CERKrs he would have discarded the fro3
the final word sang OF Flower ksed gala" He uA
not have helped H. you know.
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All Ladies' Should Use sterling's Ambro.
SIA for the hair ceanses and besuuAss preserves -.
renders the hair soft and giossy
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Highest Premium Loekstitch Sewing
Marhines--wHEEIER a WILSON 90 Broadway. g.
Wheeler and Wilson's buttonhole machine.
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I'm Proof that "EpiIeptic Fits" Can be
cured THIS DAYS ThursdAy. Pei
o. u HENRY WARD BEEcHBR's paper As IND6
PENDENT, aud be convinced.
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Participation.
MARKET FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY,
No 81 Wall street
NOT IN THE RING"
combination 70 parties in their business -
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RESPECTABLE PARTIES ON FAIR AND REAs0NA.
BILE TERMS.
when brokers' under the restrictions Of ,he ring deciins
20 bring In sks the commissions will be oono~ded 70 the L.
sured ASHER TAYLOR, PrrsidenI
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-02
GOV. BoUrwELIfs ADDREss

A Boston correspondent of the Springfield
Republican says: @This address delivered in
fremont Temple is mastery performance
on the whole the best word that has vet been
said on the subject Reconstruction. or restora-
ton, as President johnson prefers to call Il
I like the presidents word very we'll When
Charles Hudson made his first speech in Con
gress on the tariff, the southerners clustered
round Gov. Briggs and Others of the Massachu-
sets delegation, asking about the new man
who knew SO much about free trade and pro-
lection. Who is he? What is he? Oh
said Briggs, che country clergyman
clergyman of what denomination !" ooh he's
a restorationist." "a restorationistl what's
a re ltoraionistp "Why, are,torationist is one
who believes that the wicked viii 90 down TO
nah and stay there about a hundred thousand
years. and taea be restored to heaven" aAnd
SAD Gov Briggs, when he told the story.
tnese soutnerners seemed perfectly delighted
with the ideaP We won't ask that these reb-
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