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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-28
FOR SALE.

A Vaiuable Mil Property at Delaware City.
THIS property Is thirty 900 by forty 4O feet corner
Second and Canal stTaets, three stories high, with
Ensiue House, sixteen 40 by thirty (30 feet There
three 80 Of with holt cloth, rolling screen,
Smut Machine and one ~ largo size Hominy Machine,
The lot upon which this mill stands is y 800 by two
hundred (201 feet with saDling aud shedding thereon.
nrst eass steam ERglne, thirteen inch 8 in) eyln.
der thirty inch $50 in stroke, and boilers OF the safest
aud most economical kind. This mill has been built four
M years and ia ia excellent order There is other
The Chesapeake aud Delaware Canal passes within hfty
fot Of the door, Fort Delaware directly opposite. st.
Georges and Port Penn each four W miles distant The
above places depending principally upon this mill for
their supplies of Hour and feed. This mill 10 doing
Furnishing business Tho of sale, health OF the
present proprietor.
Terms easy
For further particulars apply TO
WILLIAM MeCAULLEY Co.,
600 Market Street, Wilmington Del,
or 9. ROBERTSON, Proprietor, Delaware City.
fehll'H
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-28

sAvR YOUR MoNEY.-Remember the Delaware
Saving Bank is located at the eitce of William
McCaulley, Esq, No. COG Market street, vii.
mington, Del, and is opened every day to re-
ceivs deposits. Ali amounts received from one
dollar upwards, and Eve per cent. interest paid
on the same from the lay of deposit.
WIN. MOCAULLEY, President.
JoHH P. RuTH, SseY.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-28
THE FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE
Insurance Company of the
State of Delaware"
'IuDO UA Do1u W aKt

(ORtdiEAL MILL CREEK, &u)
This Company continues to offer to the people OF Delk
ware Its superior advantages Of Insurance against loss
by ne on all descriptions Of property, except Marine
rsks.
The Instituton Ia commended by over 90 yearH expert
In and attention to the Of Mutual Insurance.
beng the FIRST to introduce the principle into Sate
by OF which, It Ia believed the Managers have
been enabled to adjust and discriminate between the
different varieties Of property as to render the member
ship among the most equitable In character Of the
OuE Insurance Companies presented 10 the public.
Il takes credit to ITSELF that Its payments Of losses have
been prompt and LIBERAL that in % years business and
reaching 100000, not single OF litga
lon has occurred and scarcely without entire salts
faction to the parties insured.
Looking more 10 the safety than the number and
amount Of It's risks II declined Hundreds Of Thou
sands Of Dollars of Insurance. either requiring
great an amount In single risk Offering unit OBJ
ecs OF Insurance for the character Of the Institution.
In this 1t Is conceived Il has the safest and
select list of insurance. proportion to the amount
six Millions Of Dollars, of any other Company
within reasonable range.
As evidence OF this has noonly reduced the rate Of
insurance. at all times moderate one-sixth during the
a two years. but II presents clear surplus fund Of
S46O0 security against any assessment the Deposit
Notes, which by the resort to Scrip CerheAtes OF
the balances due 10 each member being issued will
be paying interest 10 them from January 1862, at the
Rteoi per cent per annum thus making still rtho
deduction.
1t commenced the yoar 1862 with real protection to
the community in Deposit Notes Of $25O,000
surplus Fund 10000
Total protection, SSOO,0OO
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-28
POUDRETTE! 4!
a. pnYssoN, PHILADELPHIA.
Fifteen Years Fair Tiiall

Poudrette, $40 90 per ton, taken from the Factory
loose 60 cents per bushe aud $40 90 per ton in bags
delivered at Steamboat and Railroad Depots In Philadel-
phia. Mandatory, Gray's Ferry Road, above the
Arsenal, Philadelphia.
road.
Oalce-Library Street, No $40 back Of the New Post
Ohlee. Philadelphia, Dealers
FRENCH, RICHARDS 4 co,
Fourth and Callowhll Streets, Phiadslphia,
ieblA4m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-28
Truok and MIX Farm to Let.

Provided can suit myself with tennant will let
my place containing seventy acres for cash rent aud
give possession at any time after March is II ia Just
outside tho city limits and one Of the oldest milk and
truck places In the vlsny snd In good state OF eui.
tvRtloni with Il can DO had the Homny Mill which
is steady and goodbutness through the winter.
Dr.. }, A. BROWN,
lAh5l'iA. Newport Pike.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-28
Total protection, $S00,000
II IL the work Of the Farmers OF Delaware and as such
they ought TO pAtroniIe Il.
Secretary and TreAsurer-RoBRRr MoCABE, NJ. D.
nEUR EGlTnRGs

bNcfHIhfY AnI IfbAhufef-hOBkRT nOUABE1 Nj d.
DIRECTORS:
Ell Wilson, Brandywine Hdj James Delaplain Christi
ana Hd; James Webb, Samuel Barr, H. o. stotsenburg
and Jesse sharpe, Wilmington Hd; Robert MeCabs, Mil
Greek ud. John F. Williamson, White Clay Creek Hd
George Jauyier, New Castle d Curtis b. Ellison, PEN
end Il Hd; John O. CLARK, Red Lion Hd; Wm Temple,
smyrna; James H. BurnhAm, st. Georges HID; Charles
n Fleming, Peter F. Causey, Mfordi Henry Todd, Dover
Charles Tunnel, Georgetown.
AdENTs-As we'll for receiving applications for nsur
Ance as dues OF members.
Iii Wilson, Brandywine HID; Robert Mecabe, Mil
Creek Hdj James DelApian, ChristAnA HID; John n.
williamson, White Clay Creek Hd Curtis D. Ellison,
peneader III Rcd Lion, St. Georges and Appoquinmink
Hundreds Joseph O. drihith, Smyrna james Crlppen,
New Castle Hd; Charles T. Fleming, Milford Charles
1unnell, GEORGETOWN Henry Todd, Dover.
Communications general business addressed to the
undeTsgued Wilmington, will receive immediate Atten
ion.
f3 ROBERT MoOABR M D.. Secretary
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-28
WILMINGTON INsT1TuTn.
ALBERT w. SMITH,
SURVEYOR, CONVEYANCER
AND NOTARY PUBLIC,

s. T. corner of 9th & Market Streets,
CURVEYs LAND, draws Deeds, Bonds, Mortgages, Wills
- &C. Buys and Sells Real Estate and Stocks Collects
Rents, &c
lie is Agent for tho Penn Mutual Life Insurance Com.
rany OF Philadelphia, aud Commissioner take AcknoW
.dgments of Deeds e Dr Lands in the States Of Penn
eylVAniA and Maryland.
RS-persons wishing invest in Safe Securities or Real
Estate, may hnd II to their advantage to call at
T4 8. II. corner sth q Market SITS.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-28
Notice.

The undersigned, having opened Brokers' ollee IN
the City TreasurerH Room, Fourth and Market stfees in
the charge Of VIM Preston, Es would call special Atsn.
ton 70 his list Of Kent aud Sussex Farms issued every
month for gratuttus distribution All kinds OF Real
Estate In Wilmington and vicinity taken In charge to sell
and rent. Money Loaned and obtained on Mortgage.
Catalogues o. property for sale in Wimngion viii be
sale share ofthe public paironage ls respectfully
solicited. a. 7. JOHNSON.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-28
STRAW WANTED.

WE arc prepared to buy STRAW at all times WHEN
w delivered In good order In bales at our Paper Mhis
on the Brandywne about five miles above Wilmington
We Will loan presses to parties selling Hraw to u.s. ahd at
present will pay for
Wheat Straw 60 cents per 100 lbs
Rye Straw rs cents per 100 lbs.
For further Information apply the Mll or address by
mail.
JEssUP a MOORE,
oetsIu Philadelphia.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-28
HEADquARTEs DISTRICT OF DEtAwARE,
Wilmington, Dol,
Feb. Tth, 1867.
d'nsysl oorde5l

The reslgnatlon Of First Lieut.. II. H. FowgE 10Th
y o. IT, having been accepted he is hereby relieved om
outy as A. A. a. O., aud A. A. I. O., Of this command
Lieut. b II Fhlok, 10Th U s. G. t. is hereby announced
sa A. A. A. u. aud First Lieut. j. W. MASs. Eighth U. s.
infantry az A. A.. a. ofthis District aud will hs obey
Cd and reapectel accordingly.
by command Of
OFFICIAL. Col. S. BOWMAN,
U. f. FRIoK, Lieut.. and A. AAG fsbiO.3t
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-28


receive.
100 Gold Hunting Cases Watches, each 500 90
100 Gold Watches, 60 90
200 Ladies' Watches, 80 %
6o0 Silver Watches, SIS % to SO 20
GOO Gold Neck and Vest Chains IL 90 to 10 90
1000 Chaelan aud Guard Chans, 10 to 10 %
1900 Vest aud Neck Chains, OO to II w
1000 eolitAra jet aud Gold Brooohes, W to 90
1000 Coral, Laws, Garnet SC, Brooches, 20 10 10
1000 Gold, Jet Opal, &e., Ear Drops, o 90 10 90
500 Gents Breast and Scarf Plus, 8 90 to OO
5000 Oval Band Bracelets 20 to 70
20OO Chased Bracelets, 90 to 10 20
$500 California Diamond Pins and Rings so to 10
1000 Gold Watch Keys, 90 to OO
1900 Solitaire Sleeve Bnttons and Studs w to OO
5000 Gold Thimbes 4 90 to %
5000 Miniature Loekets . 90 10 2 o.
suOO Miniature Loekots Maggie, 90 to %
$500 Gold Toothpcks Crosses, &c, 10 to on
1000 Fob aud Ribbon Slides 90 10 90
bg00 Chased Gold Rlngs, 90 to 90
1000 Stone Set Rlngs 90 10 w
eS09 Gets Ladies' JewslryJet aud Gold, 0O to 10 no
oyvO sets Ladies' Jevery-vared styles, 90 70 10 10
e00O uold Pens, Silver Case aud Pencil, 90 to 90
1000 l9na Gold Case and Penoil, o 90 TO 10 %
5000 Pens 0oldmouuted Holder, 20 to 6 0O
All the goods in the above list will be sold without ro
sefyauon, FOR ONE DOLLAR. EACH. Certificates Of
All tue various articles placed In similar envelopes
aud aeaed These envelopes will be sent by mail de-
hyered at our oncO, without regard choice On re-
osying certificate you will what article It represents
aud optional with you TO send dollar and receive
the article named or any other In the st Of the same
value
In all transactions by mall We charge for forwarding
the Certificates paying postage and doing the business
q cents each Five Certificates will be sent for 81
eleven ior t9i thirty for S6 sixtydve for SlO and
AGRNTs-spseial terms to Agents.
We guarantee entire satisfaction In every insian ce.
Address GEORGE DEMERIT CO.,
JAn2-Sm SOB Broadway, New York
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-28
GEO. DEMERIT s. co.
THE FOLLOWING SPLENDID LIST OF
Watches, Chains, Gold Pens & Pencils,
&C., worth 100000,

To be sold at ONE DOLLAR each, without regar to
value, and not to be paid until you know what you will
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-28
DELAWARE MARBLE WORKS,

Corner of Fifth & King SITS.
WILMINGTON, DEL.
THE citizens Of WILMINGTON aud surrounding country
are respectfully informed that the undersigned have
entered into eo-partnership under the nrm or CALL
LAHAN a DAVIDSON, and are now prepared to furnish
Monuments, Tombs, Head and
Foot Stones,
EVERY DESCRIPTION, OF the most modern designs
cut Of American aud Foreign Marbles finished ia lie best
amer and terms as reasonable will insure good
and substantial workmanship and materials. Also Mar
bic aud Slate MANTEL5 Of all descriptions Marble
Granite and Brownstone work for building purposes o
every description furnished In the best manner.
We tender sincere thanks to the public for the lib
eral patronage heretofore and soct continuance Of Tie
Evefyth warranted u glvO satisfaction. All
orders from any part Of The cot niry attended 10 with
pTomptness.
PATRICK CALLAHAN,
WILLIAM DAVIDSON
10 8. 1864. iuS-6mu
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-28

Farmer Wanted.
man with small family, that eau come we'll recon.
mendsd, TO assist In the management of a small farm
aud drive horses.
Apply to JOSEPH suIPLEY,
Brandywine Hundred
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-28
OFFICIAL.
Laws of the United States

~1t@ " . VI UAAN- OANNHONF "
Passed al the Second Session Of The Wirty-slshm
Congress.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-11-16

His Contract rith his Children--AS
Bends the TicigSo InclineS the Tree
The Child his oUn Doctor Temper
ance Inculcdted, Diet Recommended.
CZeanlinesS Enforced The True Ld,rS
Of HedHh-fhe Netc Rciigion--A
Remarkable Sermon. ,l
Scar sapng in its YOUTH and the Gnared Oak will
toll you oft for generations to como.
Havingeeen Mr.. Train remarkable
contract with his children, we asked
permission to publish it in The Herald
of Health. Mr.. Train is an ardent ad-
vocatc Of Hydropathy and Hygiene
While thcro'are two or three points in
the article slightly at Variance with
our practice and preachin-, il is both
Interesting and valuable, and willpro-
woke healthy thought PUBS.
LAWS OF HEALTH.
the Chinese only pay their Doctors when they are
-4~o WELL
George Francis Train covenants and
agrees with his beloved children, Ia
pay the following amounts to each,
Tor each and every month the said
children refrain from breaking any oi
the following laws Of health:
lit is not to mako you love mcney,
except for the good you can do with
1t, that make this agreement, but sim.
ply as u reward Of merit,
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SILVER PEAK.

The discovery of Silver Peak, in the
southern portion Of Nevada, few
months ago, is, perhaps, the most i'm
portant event which has happened on
the Pacific coast during the year. 1t
adds q. new district to the vast argen
tifcrous region to the Western world,
and q now species of ore to the miner
ologist's' cabinet. 1t also supplies the
missing link in the splendid silver
chain which is now known to stretch
continuously from northern Nevadato
tho heart of Mexico. 1t is a discovery
which bears about the samc relation
to silver mining in Nevada that the
striking of the Holmdcn Well, on Pit
hole Greek, did TO the oil business Of
Venango County. 1t draws Off money
and miners, and public interest from
less productive sections, but at the
same time it gives powerful stimulus
to legitimate mining operations thrO'-
out the territory. Tho richness and
permanencc of The silver mines of Ne
vada have received fresh guarantee
from the finding of Silver Peak.
The capitalist and financier. may
look upon Silver Peak with amaze
ment. Here is q mountain traversed
by hugo veins Of orc, yielding hun.
dreds of dollars Of silver ton. Some
specimens go as high as $4,000. Walls
OF silver ore rise like battlements from
out of tho body of the mountain
Vast piles Of crumbling fragments Of
the Same precious substanco'le all
about tho summit. There is enough
detached orc in sight, according
to the report of competent engi-
neers, to run a. ffty-stamp mill for
several years. If the law--which has
hitherto proved reliable in Nevada
that the richness of silver mine in.
crcases with its depth, holds good here
why should not the solid metal be
struck few hundred feet down? II
the metal to be mined were any thing
but silver and gold, there might, be
some fears that the market would soon
be gluttcd with it. What the exact
effect OF tho numerous yield of tho Ne
vada mines will be upon the value Of
silver currency throughout tho world
we leave for political economists to
cipher out. 1t is enough for the men
Of this generation ,toknow that silver
will probably DO worth picking up in
the street during their lifetime at least
4 Regarded from a scientific point ol
view, as already intimated, the discov-
cry is extremely interesting. The ore
is mixture Of tho black sulphuret
'and chloride, Thore is only the interest
trace Of arsenic, and the base metals
Anthony, which is the bane of some
ores otherwise rich, is not found here
in any appreciable quantity, Nothing
could be easier of treatment except the
virgin silver ores, such as character.
lied the Mexican mines. 1t may just,
] " be claimed, however, that the mines
of Silver Peak yielding a steady and
reiiRblo supply otSulpbnrets and chic
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TO s6idlers Desiring an EdusaIion.
2 ? ~ Vt E@~HN"HHVWs
Quo UNlvERslTY. ATHEss, Ono,
November, 1865,

Ohlo Univ LkSlf1 AIHEsS, OHIO., |
November, 1865.
Editor Lancaster Gazette.
Sir:-To meet the constant inqui,
rics Of soldiers concerning the free Ia,
fition in the Ohio University provided
for them by State legislation, will you
please to state through your columns:
]. That my honorably discharged
Ohio Volunteer, who entered the SER
vice minor. is entitled 10 free tuition
in the Ohio University, for rs long
time as he wasin heservice under age.
2. Soldiers avaiIing themselves OF
this provision must procure from the
Adjutant General at Columbus { II will
be furnished on application by letter.
q certificate stating the time spent in
the service as a minor. This cerliti.
cate will be their titketof admission TO
tho University.
8. Soldiers, as other students, are
examined before admission 10 classes.
and classified strictly accordingto their
attainments.
4. All applicants for admission TO the
Preparatory Department Of the Uni
versity are required TO be thoroughly
acquainted with Arithmetic through
Vulgar and Decimal Fractions, and
English Grammar through Etymology
The University will gladly welcome tC
its halls any who have honorod their
State by fighting under its flag; but II
is earnestly recommended to all who
may not be advanced as far as indica
ted above that they spend at least ont
term at public or other schools, pre-
paratory TO applying for admission tc
the University. The next term vii
commence Dec. 4.
1t may be Of interest to yonr read.
crs to learn, that already: soldiers from
all parts of the State. and represent
ing large number Of regiments, ran
king from field officer to private, are
attending the University under tn
above arrangemcnt;-and it may in
terest The soldiers Of your county t
know that ample provision is made b,
the officers of ihe Institution to sccurv
to such as may attend the amplcs
benefit of the gratuity offered them b,
the State. Very Respectfully,
ELI T. TAPPAN,
Sec'y of the Faculty
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-11-16

cd with difficulties, cares, and fatigue ?
Without his Josephine, without The
assurance of her love what remains
for him on earth What can he do?
X 4 7if# 'ani*m *lo ~ I 4
"a thousand loving kisses. a p
|ro1 rq.mN as9f "BoNAPARTE."
Arrived at Modena, he writes undcr
date of October 18th, ard playfully
reproaches her with not responding to
| his ardor:D O,1 ,fc3AitGa NaioG9i
The day before yesterday 1 was all
day in the field. Yesterday kept my
bed. ! have headache and fever.
but that does not prevent me writing
to my dearest love. I have received
your letters and have pressed them to
my lips end heart, and the pains Of
absence and hundred miles distance
have vanished. At this moment l
fancy see you. not capricious, not
cross, but kind and gentle, with that
junction ofgoodness which is tho ex.
elusive gift Of my Josephine. But it
was only drcamj and you may judge
from it that my fever has not lett mo,
Your letters are as cold us If you were
fifty; they are like fifteen years after
marriage, they exhibit the friendship
and feelings of the winter of life. Fycl
Josephine! this is very wrong very
wicked, very treacherous of you
Why do you give me so much cause Of
complainR Do you no longer love me?
Bhl Is that the fact2 Do you hate me?
Well, suspect SO. d rgs
"a thousand, thousand kisses. as ten.
der as my heart.
Il am better; I start tomorrow
The English quit the Mediterranean.
Corsica ~ ours. Good news for France
and Tor tho army. 1...-
tBoNAPARTE."
He is at Verona again on the 18th
November, pleasing himself with the
thought ofgiving Josephine a million
burning kisses:
~ don't love you bit; on the con-
trary, l detest you. You are an ugly,
stupid, wicked hussy. You never
write to me, and you do not love your
husband. You know the delight your
letters afford me, and yet you only
send me half dozen hurried lines.
"Pray madam, what do you do with
yourself all day2 What important bu-
sincss is it that prevents your writing
to your fond lover? What affection
stiles and puts aside the love, the ten
der and constant love you promised
me? Who can this new wonder be-
this now lover, that absorbs all your
time. tyrannizes OVER your days, and
prevents you from thinking Of your
husband? Take care, Josephine, sone
fine night, the doors closed, and II
surprise you.
"But, seriously, am very uneasy
my dear love, at receiving no news o
you; write me four pages Immediately
i full of those charming things that fl
my heart with tenderness and delight
II hope to embrace you before long
then l shall cover you with millior
burning kisses. "BoNAPARTE."
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PEACE.

y st..f all rsrsrsa C--A<- ~ f.i p ttL .- TO
" o Land. OF every land The hest, - nod
Stief % Land. whose glory shall increases;
:, . Now in your whitest raiment drest 81.
siigi1dFSr the sreht festival Of peace:
~, Take from your flag itstold ofgloom, rots
And letit float undimmed above, ls. ld
o4N Till over all our wales shall bloom 'i. .t
Q.ii. The sacred colors that we love. f,
ON ,0n.mcuntain high, and hilltop low, 4
So Sat Freedoms beacon fires to burui IS.
: uutii the midnight sky shall show 2 l. f
= ~ Aredder pathway than the morn.
Welcome, with shouts ofjoy and pride.
.breoYoar Veterans from the war.paths track;
,..f You gave your boys, untranedC Cuntred; Ia
You bring them men and heroes back y
on Ked shed no tear. though think you must
sAW Whh sorrow ofihe inurtyr'd bandi
elBo Not even for him whose hallowed dust 20
ha,io, Has m.de our prairiesholy land ~, HAi
o"' Though By tho places whore thoyfell,
aL42 The places that are sacred ground,
SJimpeAth. like sullen sentinel
10 Pacos his everlasting round '"''.
Yet when they sct their country free 4.i'f..
And gave her traitors fitting doom, al
Ht They ieit their last great enemy, t.a d. n r.
on Baflod, beside an omPty tomb.
a., Not there, but 1scn. redeemed, theygo %
10, Where all the paths are sweet with aowersi
They foughtto give US peace, but lol s.
10 They gained better peace than ours. ..
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"The world forsals-hang out tho sign.
Call evcr-, traveller hare TO me;"

That no may buy DR.. d. H. Seelyo's
LIQUID CATARRH REMEDY, to
cleanse the glands and membranes of
the noso and head is VERY injurious
to the general health, and it may be
gontly removed by the use of this val
uable medicine. Every traveller
should hsvo it-~evory family should
have It for vbispurrosc Nht no 9th.
er
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-11-16
,eeSIv.It annaars ofter all. Nat wade

B&rIt appears after all, that Wade
Hampton is not elected Governor Of
South Carolina, Hon. j. L. Orr, form.
erly speaker otthe United StatesHouse
Of Representatives, being elected by
five hundred majority. This is a slight
improvement on Hampton.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-11-16

ma. An impatient boy waiting fer
the grist said to the miller: II could
eat the meal as fast as the mill grimes
it." How long could you DO sor i1y
ouired the miller, "Till I starved 70
death" was tho sarcastic reply
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-11-16

p@-A man passing through a gate,
way in the dark, hit his nose against
the post. i wish that post was in
hell saidhe, Better wish il somewhere
else, said q by ,stander, you might run
against it again I'd .a.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-11-16

py Those who are most anxious 10
learn our affairs arc generally the per.
sons from Rhom we should be most
anxioub 10 conceal then,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-11-16

nsv.aI wish I were an Cnselope
ss the man said, when he saw 2 bean
tiful young lady pressing sell seaier
fondly 70 hse lips .sss
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-11-16

cd with difficulties, cares, and fatigue :?
Without his Josephine, without The
assurance of her love what remains
for him on earth2 What can he do?
x ig* 7if# 'sct*m t*io oJx I 4
The New York herald., 1865-09-23

| (lhsm PAID FOR DIAMOND yEwELRy AND uNaKT
~ Dhmouds The extreme value gwen Apply from
MI "s"ssuna 10 a.,..... 49,, ~ Y; q, ykuz H.snz
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-10

Tr0upcb NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., UJO.
forming total OF 80 "a men, exclusive Of officers
This force may be reduced peace footing Of 37z
The Ge,sdarwere Is organized under special decree,
and Is Intended 10 secure tranquility throughout the
country and the prompt execution OF the laws The fol-
lowing the salaries Of the officers and men In this