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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-09
.TIle WAR in NIexico.

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New YORK, Sept. 8.--The Herald's Vera
Cruz corresponding of the 2sth SAYS: Since
| the sailing of the Vera Cruz on the 18th in
slant, there has been but one engagement
| of note, and that is the capture and aban-
donment of the Chuacan City of the,West,
Of ten thousand Inhabitants, nearly twenty
three leauges south of the City of Orizaba,
a week ago to-day. The commander OF the
Austrian troops there was informed Of the
approach of abody of liberals, He imIne-
diately made application 10 the Prefect for
assistance. and was furnished with a few
troops, and at their head he marched out to
meet the approaching enemy, who he found
to be formidable force under command OF
the gallant Liberal commander, General
Teglera, whose forces having been aug
meiIted by reinforcements under command
OF Col Chatodias, presented quite an array.
The commander of the Imperials saw his
only safety was in flight, and at once re-
treated to the town, where, being met by
the Prefect of the District, the latter advis-
| ed the evacuation of the city; but
the Commandant chose to make an
effort Of defense, and retired with his forces
to convenient point, hoping there to re-
sist the Liberals until suecor could be OBJ
tanned from adjoining towns. But the Lib
eral army at once surrounded the town and
compelled his surrender. C0uriers were
dispatched north to Orizaba by the Prefect
upon the approaching Of the enemy, and
| reinforceme1ts were at once sent to retake
| the Chllacan. A detachment OF French
troops, In fact, the entire garrison Of Ori-
zaba, was ordered there. Gen. Teguera and
Col. ,Chatodias, however, had no intention
of remaining in the town, and after secur-
| ing all the ammunition and arms of the gar
rison, raised forced loan of twenty thou
sand dollars, and levying on wealthy and
| foreign houses for one hundred and nine
thousand dollars, they left. Thatit was a
stratgetical coup de man is very apparent
| To have held the town would have requir-
ed all the Liberal troops in that, State, and
stTatgetically, the city is of no Importance
4 This is perhaps the most successful enter
\ prise within several months, and che Impe-
rialists try in vain to deprecate the truth
The policy pursued by the Imperialists
seems an insane one. There are only thir-
into hundred different bodies, now to-
gether and then separated. There Il
not one protected highway in Mexico
The only reinfofcements to this force is
the arrival of five hundred men, mostly
from France. No force less tllan one hun
dred thousand men will ever subjugate this
country. Commerce is ruined There are
no exports save the bullion sent to France
Mr.. Noyes, an American citizen and as
sistant engineer of the Imperial Mexican
railroad, and Maj. VIM. Anderson. bxother
to Gen. Anderson, were arrested but soon
discharged with apologies from the civil
authorities. The arrests were made be-
cause Mr.. Noyes' children laughed at 8
drunken French sergeant who fell in the
street.
The Imperialists were chuckling over the
supposed material reduction of Sheridan's
force in Texas. .... -,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-09
qAnothor Ieailroad ,,sIaughtenr-,.

"a "a NASHVILLE, Sept. s.4The explosion to-
day on the Northwestern railroad was. a
terrible affair. The train consisted ofeight
pcars and one passenger coach. There were
nearly two hundred persons on board. The
two foremost cars contained powder and
shot, and it is supposed sparks from the To-
comotive communicated through cracks
into the cars, causing the explosion. Seven
the he conductor slig6tly. Among the slight
ly injured was Mr.. Van Volkenburg, AS
sistant Superintendent of telegraph. All
the cars were blown to pieces except two
In the rear. The engine was totally wreck
ed. The. .concussion was terrific, and shook
buildings in the city like an earthquake,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-09

/MAsoNIc.-The General Grand Chapter
! Of Royal Arch Masons Of the United States,
in session in this city, yesterday, elected
and installed the follcWing officers for the
ensuing three years. '5iAi1i ,s 5,,, s,a89~ AK
Comp. John u! Lewis, Penn Yam, N. Y,
Grand High Priest. 10 '1' ''''Y 7iah
Comp. lraA. w. Buch, Aurora, Ills, Dep.
Grand High Priest. 'O.A '"'ooH
Comp. a. T, G. Pierson, St. Paul, Mimi,
Comp.J: Q. A. Fellows, New Orleans, La !,
C. g. Scribe 4 .9lu" A96 "3'MI ~
Comp. John Mcclellan, Boston, Mass, G.
G. Treasurer. ~ bog 'yoiisoh
Comp. j. d. Caldwell, Cincinnati, o, g,
G.Secretarys N0 ] 0lllG6i1 'a.IJt9QU
Comp, WIN. Hacker, shelbyyille, Ind, G.
Comp james L. Gould, Bridgeport, Ct,
GIG. R.fA.Capt.. esngl,t 10 vi blog4sh
The Grand Chapter Of the Royal Arch
Masons Of Ohio, In session in this city, yes
terday, elected and Installed the following
officers, for the ensuing year: aal-lA
'n,a Comp. Geo! Rex, Wooster, Grand High
Priest.
Comp. ehas. 9. Kiefer, Dayton, Deputy
High Priest.
3 I Comp. eRete@s. Wilson, Georgetown,
Grand Kibg. y SSA iN'ss> SSs
Comp: (Wm. F.. Rudenstein, Massillon,
Grand Scribe. lb3isih4 VA RL hA
Comp. +. j. Phillips, Georgetown, Grand
TREASURER. ee i' P7N 1euI NJ ~ i
=. Comp. j. b. Caldwell, Cincinnati, Grand
'SecretaryG Tfss.I .ara e'@aTu aasiLaT
Comp, Rev. Robinson Breare, Yinton,
Grand Chaplain, 10 10 ...gifaea NV
al Comp. George Keifery Troy Grand Mar
al,aIJ -o3U 8ft9vrliqsios ui 'lhf1 ~ inrg gIf
Comp, Jacob Randall, waynsssinss Grand
-Guard.nut srosyst llsnaa8 o. .sasiaisEhq .SI
.-5fo8I
100 AT8g san, ,Eo610AJ .sad
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-09
AIsetter from President .yob nson.

Newly DIRK, Sept. ga letter from Pres
ident johnson sustaining Provisional Gov
ernor Sharkey IN his call for the organiza-
tion of the militiaofithe State of Mississip-
pi, and setting aside Gen. Slocum's order
tQrbiddingSuch organization, is published.
The Presidents main reason is TO induce
the people to come toward in defense of the
State and Federal Governments, and he
i RX a such organlsat;9n the
its first annearanca.Ile .rlElInh
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-09

New CRY DIRECToRY.--Williams & Co.,
Directory publishers, are about to canvass
our city for the requisite information for a
new Directory. Tie work will contain a
full and complete alphabetical list Of the
names of our citizens with their business,
place of business and residence thereto at
tached, city guide, business mirror and
United States Postoffice Directory. The
work wilIbe gotten up in good style and
furnished to subscribers at-$2.5O per copy.
We wish them success. ..a ..,.,a ig5'Fg
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-09

hAeefDENF--A YoUNa LADY INJURED.-
Last evening, asa young lady by hehame
of Hall, who resides east Of, the city fear
Alum creek, and q young man, whosename
we do not know, were riding I'M a buggy
on East Tong street toward, Seventh street,
the horse became frightened, aud making a
sudden spring, broke, the iaxletree Of the
buggy Theyoung man was thrown out,
but fortunately escaped without injury
Miss Hall, who was partially thrown out,
was caught and held by her dress, and was
dragged over a pile Of bricks near the
Welch church, and for nearly square be-
yond, ,-before the horse was stopped and
She released. She was taken into a house
near at hand. DR.. Hamilton was called,
who caused her bruises and wounds, which
were very severe,t to be suitably dressed
We understand, however, that her injuries
were not considered dangerous. In the
evening, she. was taken in a hack to her
home. - t9iA. iF ESSN
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sept.S-2td.

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< UNION PRAYER. MEETING, FOR MRcHAN-
Ics, FACTORY MEN, SroREKEEPERs, CLERKS,
Young, MEN, AND ALL OTHERs.--A Union
Prayer Meeting, for all classes and denom-
nations, will be held every Sunday morn
ing (commeneing to-morrowS from 6 to
o'clock, in the basement of the First Pres
byterian Church, eotner of Third and State
Streets @ IIO4 aaf 9EGT05glJ4.
BIZ Fellow Citizens; God, in, his goodness,
has removed one heavy calamity from us,
"the Sword" and he is threatening us with
a still greater, calamity, sthe Pestilen 7
The Cholera will soon reach us, because we
have not been found faithful, to Him sin
whose hand is all our breath" Let us,
therefore, supplicate Him for the pardon Of
our sins, that we may obtain His merciful
deliverance, and come up in large numbers
to this means of grace. s7 IA
ladies' and gentlemen, and all,
are earnestly requested to give their coun-
tenance and assistance tomorrow Sunday
morning, September 10th, 1865. ,t,e I!
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-09
The Overland Telegraph Line
Battle with Indians Expected.

PHILADELPHIA Sept, 7.--The overland
telegraph line, is in excellent working or
der. There are no Indians on the route and
ticipated.o .rf iaH .13ii'I .litius 81 ~
News is expected daily of battle be-
tween General Cannon's forces and Indians
on or near Big Horn river, branch of the
Yellow Stone, in the Rocky Mountains.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-09

NEW Y oRk, sept. s.--Newo Orleans pa
pers contain Mexican advices stating that
all refugees from Texas and other States
who. have taken up theirabode in Mexico,
except II, have been, 3 ordered to- leave
Monterey and, domesticatelt themselves in
San Louis Potosi or furtherit the interior.
This is done by Imperial decree. ,..,,,o.,
Military operations are to be resumed
against the Liberalists in Sonora as soon as
the rainy season 1t over. .sgHyIdAe
| Preparations for Franco- Mexican ex
pedition in Lower California are progress
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-09

EXAMINATION OF TEAcHERs--We were
In error In stating that an examination of
teachers for the public schools would take
place yesterday. "a BY reference to the ad-
vertiyemcnt, it will be seen that It -cop-
menses' atlSLA.iM.l to-day, at the High
School building on Broad street. .r .5i,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-09
Trial of IeG:. Davis.

FORTRESS MONROE, Sept. 7.-Govefnment
carpenters were set at work a few days since
l@Oconyert theold telegraph Office inside the
ort into quarters for jeff Davis, butsyes-
terday orders were issued to stop that work
and prepare Carroll Hall building, which Is
inside the fort. From this it is presumed
the trial of JEFF. Davis will take place here,
and hence these preparations.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-09
I'D W 0T sfiIl lA nolher.

INV YORK. Sept. NB-Passenger train
which left Philadelphia yesterday morning
came in collision with freight train from
New York on the Camden an3 Amboy road,
jured: Miss Eliza B. Wells, Port Richmond,
$. c.; Mrs. Saml. Craft, VIM. Burke, Major
S. b. Mitchell, Alderman w ellington, c. l..
Thompson, n. Z, mortally wounded
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-09

OPERA HousE.-The fine French drama
of the "Courier OF Lyons,p in which Harry
Seymour plays double character with
skill and powerful effect will be repeated
TO- might. IA brilliant dance by Mile Victo-
ria and the pantomime of "Don JUAN" will
conclude the entertainment, which will be
one Of rare. excellence. 'Hl AGVE
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-09
.CaIifornia EIection.

SAN FRANcIsco, Sept, 1.-THE election
throughout the State yesterday passed off
quietly. The vote is light. The principal
counties return Union men to the Legisla-
ture. San Francisco elects seven Peoples'
Independent Union members and seven
Democrats. The yoteifwas 9,o00a less than
last November, The, result is regarded as
unfavorable to j. B. FELTON, and T. G..
Phelps, both aspirants to succeed Mr.. Dou-
gall Ia tile u. s. Senate and hoping to Sc
cure Q delegation from this city. Neither
gets any votes.
.a.ei W9A I'd t1edhi
Ekg 81 eeAdgan
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-09

WNE.--A new wine is just coming into
popular favor, but by no means intoxicating
in its nature. We refer to Speer's Samburg
Wine, which has been introduced into the
hospitals and principal drug stores in this
city, and in London and Paris, by Alfred
Speer, of Passaic, N.J.-Albany Standard.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-09
The Geld Market.

I NEw York, Sept. s.-Golds slight
dowpwapdi tendency quotations being
14414@l443s. There snno inclination to
speculation on the premium, and current
operations are wholly of regular charac-
ter.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-09

PETIT LARcENY.--An individual was be-
fore the Mayor yesterday morning, charg-
ed with stealing atvest from clothing
store. He plead guilty, and was fined $40
and costs, which he paid. ''' s1'.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-09

voTING MEssENGERs- John Edwards Of
Fayette county, and e. T. Hall, Of this city,
started yesterday for Washington and
Richmond; and Isaac E. West, of Clermont
coqntys and Lawson Cutler, Of this city, for
the Car6linas and Georgia, with the docu-
ments TO enable Ohio soldiers In those local
tiles to-Yote at. the ensuing State election,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-09
Indictments Agalnsi llksfchnm

NEW YORK, September 8.--The Grand
Jury came into the Court of General Ses-
sionsthH afternoon, and presented twelve
indictments against Edward B. Ketchum,
charging Him with larceny and forgery.
Ketchum will soon be called upon, TO plead
to the charges, and legal proceedings will
then be fully In progress. ssEqB giafTSA
'ssd0 N0a "a ,t5dsldlSS l!Wou hn8 hsiavprs
lt-laSlgbM 4
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yhieh should draw q a-faH house, p

Los1r' At ri THE Z COUNTY Z F11R.-somae per-
son or persons carried Or from'the County
Fair Grounds yesterday a pair OF wooden
socks belonging to Mrs, Esther Kelsy, and
jar of Sorghum molasses, the property OF
MI John Bagshaw. The owners of these
articles would-sbe greatly obliged, if they
should be left with Mr.. @. S.. Glenn, the
Secretary of--the County Agricultural
Board, at his office on State street, Coluin-
bus. b,r,, a.. fI,, Lois, ,,,.,., t,. ........
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UNITED STATES
Internal Revenue Notice
'A'.'Nh COLLECTORS OFFICE
INTERNAL, REyESUE, 5TH yBIsTRIOT,OF ONO

OUbLEC1UG'S . UFFICE,
INTERNAL, REyESUE, 5TH sDIsTRIOT,0F OHI0{
COLUMBUS, September s. 1865.
HAVING BEBNuAPPOINTED COL
IL lector Of Internal Revenue for the Seventh
Collection District of Ohio, comprising the COun-
tics of Franklin, Madison, Greene and Clarke, no.
ice is hereby gwen that l have entered upon the
removed in Il few days 10 the
DeshIer Block, Corner of High and
Town streets.
In the meantime taxes win be received at the of
fee heretofore occupied by MIR. Stone. in the
vGwynne Block. ~ .-.-- -. ...
y The law Of Congress and the BALES adopted by the
Treasury Department, require all colleeten made
by Collectors to be paid daily into the National De-
positOry. To comply with this provision the office
here will be open only for the transaction Of bust
ness between the hours Of o'clock A. NJ. and
o'clock Z. NJ. Of each dav. '''s
THE ANNUAL list
Will be received from the Assessor in few davs.
Of which due notice will be given by advertisement
in thcvpepers and by posters. To- .r-.-......
Special attentio is called to the ehange made in
the law by the act of March .. 1865. which requires
monthly i8Xes on Manufactures, Slaughtered Ami.
mails and Gross Receipts Of Lotteries to be pa q
within TEN davs from the TWENTIETH day Of
each IN NTH; !" WITHOUT NOTICE, and if not Sc
CRUE s. and the law gives the Collector no discre-
tiOn to remit or abate the same
Notice of the appointment of Deputy Collectors
in the several Counties of the District, will be CIV
en- hereafter.
Collector Internal Revenue, 7th Dist. of Ohio.
sept6-dlw
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-09
f CITY ITEMS Iiv
FRESH ARRIVAL.

so Barrels of Choice Fall Apples!
Persons wishing to procure their winter
fruit can he furnished at my Store, No. 20
North High street. "rft le.l tvcusisL F..
-Ai,-. --. H.. C.l nrHAYnEN
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-09
"0ur pains are real things. and all
:, Our pleasures but fantastical; .,
I Diseases Of their own accord. a

But cures come difficult and hard"
|, Yet all who have ever tried 1t, say DR.. d.
II, Seelye's LIQUID cArARRH REMBDY NEVER
FAILS to permanently remove all pains
aches and troubles arising from Catarrhal
dificlltiss. TRxIr.r ifoSS. ,,rq .5si
.stysAs sii hhg inlirs naT !
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-09
House for Safe,

VIII be, sold cheap. The Sutler Store
House at Tod Barracks. Inquireof B. Gill
more, Union Block, sept7- d3t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-09
s MP TO M S:s.

L7|Vl''' = ~ u n fS'8f'rf n ~
The symptoms of Catarrh as they generally ap-
Geld, that they have frequent attacks, and are
more sensitive to the changes Of temperature. In
this condition, the nose may be dry, or slight dis
adhesive As the disease becomes chronic, the dis
charges are increased in quantity and changed in
quality; they are now thick and heavy, and are
causing bad breath; the voice is thick and Dasal
the eyes are weak the sense of the smell is lessen
ed or destroyed deafness frequently takes place.
il, that the person is obliged to clear his throat in
the morning of thick or Shiny mucus, which has
fallen down from the head during the night. When
this takes place the person may be that his dis
ease is on its way to the lungs, and should lose n
time in arrestingit.
The a6oUe are but a Te,O of tho many Cdtarr1
symptoms. ,,.-.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-09

II Lone and forsaken, M
Wat can an old man do but def"
Why, take PLANTATION BITTERs. to be sure, and
with them new lease Of life. The old are made
young again. the midde-aged rejoice. and the young
become douby brilliantly using thissplendid Tonic.
Dyspepsia. Heartburn, Liver Complaint, Headache.
Pains In the side. Crick in the Back" and all symp
toms of Stomachic Derangeme tyield at once to tho
health-givipg influence of PLANTATION BITTERs.
,sepe- d&wlw. jislSl 2 -ifli / III GHlE
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-09

FfNE MATCHED HoRsEs.-There were
some, very fine horses at our County Fair
just closed. It will beseep. .5by reference to
our list of premiums awarded at the Fair,
that DR.. VIM. Treyett, OF this city, took the
first premium for the best pair of matched
road horses. These horses gained similar
premium at the Fair last year. They are a
beautiful pair of bays of the Morgan stock,
well formed and neat limbed. We had an
opportunity yesterday Of. witnessing their
moyements in harness. Their carriage is
easy ind graceful, and their speed and bot
tom equal to that Of the best matched
hofses,we have ever seen! 1--WE congtatu-
late the Doctor. upon the possession ofthese
fine animals. u, ~ '' a."
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-09

ROBBERY. Oh Thursday night, between
II and l2 o'clock, a young man was as
saulted on Water street, in front of Smith
Block, by two men,, one of whom, by the
name ofiW. B. Wilson, choked him in gar
roting styie,o and demanded his money,
threatening, If he. did not give it up, he
(Wilson) would kill him. Wilson then
searched the young mans pockets, and tbok
therefrom $50 in money. -s.s l,.,,.,
Wilson was arrested; his accomplice is
still atlarge. Yesterday Wilson had pre-
liminaryl examination before the Mayor,
, and was required to find bail in the sum OF
$1,000 for his appearance at the nextlterm
Of the Court of Common Pleas, in default
Of which, he was sent to the county JAIL
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-09

MbsTnR our-The War Department has
ordercdthe muster out Of the ls6th and 18TH
.. YIand Company L, of the 1st o. ". G.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-09

CLASS 2l---LADIEs DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES.
Best pair home made .coverlee. Mrs. G. IT,,
ID .sisISs 5'''dc do do... 90 90
Best pair blankets, Mrs, NJ. s. Trumbo. ....!.. 100
ID q a. yd' so'nM az Mrs f. e. 40 a:,i g
jest j Dc h.Scp' Mrs :; s.yno@a THS%eo:f GO GO
Best az rag carpeting, Mrs, q. Thena;i::: % %
"liot stocking yarn, Mrs Npssymour. T 2 90 90
b Best dS patch Quilt SG R. a. E. Richards 90
d Best 5sS.pr.ss sS d. Mrs.. A "A Wi5 sSdrs GO GO
e, croichst edsins, Miss /. j 0Ihsted ...... 90
,"llpair woolen knit socks Chas Osborn ::I,. 2 90
I'd do do p, do do Mrs, .. X. Wat
Best pair do do stockings. Mrs kelsey 90
i $s $ s & & S:ss; 8
Si't & 'sttSs sISsPsns Ho wssA. GO
u sf't Do DO Dc Ss % socks Ss DO % iSS
Best shirt made BY hand. Miss Addie Sprague,, 90
I'd do DO. machine do DO 100, do ~. 9 90
Best pair pantaloons made by hand,liy do :. 2 D0i
do do do machine, do y. 400
Best calico dress made ey hand sN.,ldp II 600
.oliGi Pugha.s. ..l.. !,2 ~. ... aVi2 90
Best un-bonnet made by hand, Mrs. II! Riden-lS
liS' 20 do iinqsl do machine, Miss Addie =.
. n specimens Of tatting. Miss E., McCleland LOO
.,,, .,,,o On r.,.,, .,.,o,, ~, e, s5e 90
,r .oc OO-.rx,ppnrDupxrI AMT, npN MrNr . r /
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-09
CLASS 19-No AWARDS.

CLASS 20--DoMEsTIC MANUFACTURES.
Best 10 yards wooen cloth, s. Trumbo. 81 90
-" saddle aud bride, J. Macbeth ............, 90
NJ cook stove, Enrich a Finger, 1 90
"a" display fine boots and shoes, Pierce Kin :.
oell.-.. w
horse shoe con horse), II. H. Charlton -. 90
e beehive, J. K. Thompson. ............-,.. 90
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-07-22

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t,n.a & 'uI t4IttAI Who NuHt.ut
&c rl-.. o. 60 u tAf tt... cue 20. '.,h a
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