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A TLANTIC & GREAT WESTERN
IA RAILWAY.
Spring and summer arrangements.

Takes Eject Monday, March 2Oth, 1855.
Two Through ETPress Trains DAILY bs sWsou
CLEVELAND and NEW YORK.
"DAY EXPRKss, leaves Cleveland (Sundsys except.
sd) at 9;5O A. H. arrives ct Meadvllo 81 200 r n.
(Dnnerl Salamanca At 5.55 p. H., (3i ssping Gam
and New York GT 1:lO P. n.
''HIaHT EXPRESS" leaves Cleveland (ssfurdhya
sxespted,) A. 9:l6 -, (SleePiDg Cars sttaohe&l
arrives At MeadVille at l:G0 A. n, Salamanca IS
l:50 A. H., and hsW York at 1870 ?. n
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~ Tfx ONLY sEIsT and C0RsET FAcToBY IN
FHE CITY.-Es
Great number OF hands constantly employed. All
our Goods made up in this city. ManufRetOry
and Wholesale Rooms, 25O superior
street, Up Stairs.
RETAIL STORE, NO. 70 PUBLIC SQUARE
Every kind Of skirts, Oorsets and Laties White
Goods Of the Latest stylea, made to order and al.
ways on hand Also Fancy Goods in variety
GREAT INDUCEMENTS. PATR0NIzE HOME TRADE.
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eaoioz-5andusky, Mansfield 8 HssarE RailFosd 4.
AanEaalo, ~. Vernon, Newark, EznoITills.
OFsstiine-fitispgrgh, Fort Wayne = Chicago Baii.
road Forest Qpper 6andusky, Dslphos, Lirns,
Tort heynes LapOrte, OhicAgo, &c, West 40
East ioE ManE1eld, Wooster, Massilion Fc
9ralton and Belloi0ntain0 Raiirosd Line r Eisrto,
belleiontsina. sidney, Union, Muncie Indian
Ep9iis, Terre Hsute, Fihssnnas E7naTTili9
ionisvilio, Cairo, St Louis. Ao.
sleEsre-Tith Springfield Branch Tor Srrlng1sld-
EalroAd, for 4enia. Dayton, tndianaB aBoiis
Ierre Haute, s.. Lows. Morrow Lovsis1S A.
9tnoinnsti and Win The Ohio and MfS-is-iSf
sairosd at Cincinnati FOR Louisville EvgnS-
slie, sairo, s.. A'oais. I'D al Boints o. ths
Ooianl egs-Sshtrai Ohio krir0~d For HssHrk Hanay-
Tt.ies hheeilngl Ao.i Columbus, Pi1ua In
dana k4ilr0sd Tor Piqua, Urbana- -
FOR TlckeEs 70 81 points snd Information sayIy
81 tno Passenger slaslor. End Il uDon Ticket or q
lfT SuDcrtcr atrect. 4 FTTVrT
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Passengers will be Tinketsd and Baggage checked
over this road direct TO New York By the Central
B. B. Co., and all connecting lines North and West
Tickets Of the Hudson River Railroad %. and 0i
this %. viii be received b. either road and Bag
gage checked By either Company viii be deliyerod
N New York without change Of eheoks
Nov. I'd, ls64 y. a. CHAPLIN, Sup't.
FuRn u. GHEEB. : dVe tising Agent.
V~-r~-pp cKAs tFrn+ Aihanv -n77-Rl
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CLEVRLAND : ERIR RAILsOAD
FIHTAB AKKAHGznmr

Z
VI 40 aitS5 aOnday, Oct. Elst, issl, Ps.ssur..
NiAA VII run - ol0El, Sundays sxcsptsdG
.- LEAFE ULEVELAND.
t'o0. a. m.-DAT EXPRESS TERl1N -,ls,...e "A
nni2aklnys FAiaesVills. Madison (ieneys = Isf-
JUN lllaeaut and dirard onlV and .rrfvr -
IN "a 2. l., Dunkirk ass :. y. BuiAl0
tsS p. a.-CIEOINEATI ExPBEss- -ssou.f,. A
E.nesvile, Ashtabuia and Glrard only and AZ.
~ No. y Asies 40 P H. Dunktrk - ?. H., Bus.
$50 {: MAIL AED aOOOmaODATIOH-
22s9g9inS At AZ stations and arriYa a Eris q
800 P. a.-HIGHT ExPBEss FBkIN-sto,-,n, =.
thineaVile, Ashtsbnla ard gIrErd oplT spd
sia'e - Irio - s-t0 A. h. DlnkHf lso1
EEAEH ERIR
- A. A--nlaHT ELPB Ess TRAIa-sso-.,,y
as Sirhrd, Ashiab1La an PsiHeEvIlis o1iv snd
arrive At Cleveland 81 7 - AZ
s;hi a. NJ. MAIL AND ACOOMMODAFTOu
1nhA4n-ssopPing - al EtAtiOna and arriTl AZ
LOsb A. M.-TOLEDO EXPRE5s-stosrins AZ an
ssasOn3 e1oept sWEnvis, SsybrOok UniouViIiS
1eIII, Mentor and Wioklids, and arrives Al
Saa p. EBAY GXPRESe PRATE-Stouvinr Al
5IAra, Oonneaut, Ashta0ulA, GensvR & Paiuos.
vile only, and arrives IN Clsvsland a. B.25 p y,
rrAinH N' W al Nn1Dl-h
Al ths trsIas EaiaE Wss.rzro sonnsot 81 Uisvnan.
sith trains To- Toledo, Ohicago Ooiuulbus Cf-ei.-
trAtns going eastVaTd oonne5t a pTnhfrf vitb -
= ains o. the New York Ere Railroad and A. Buf
al I1th those OF the New York Central Z BugaIoH
aoW hoTk OiE Railroads for New YORK AIhapyt
son aissafa Eails &c, and ct Eris g'th tFairf
~ Day EEPress, Hast sld West. eoEnrcs- ~
e1Ssra VIII trains On Erie Pittsburgh RaiIroIf
% -Aaaoafii-es GeAdFlile, jamestown. Sc
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BkLI3s sPFCTFIO PIIJs-WIFT

AAATED II ALI 5AEES.-oan b r.il,a
AsEOr fAl = sEroi Do not nau.satiI Ar Ira.f
4 acti0ai 70 chaRgs Of dist Fsqufrssi Do nc. 4
soEi.rs via business pErEuitE Gan b ussd Via.
80 dssscti2Hi Upward Of 20 ourll the past month
.-soDe q lnan very gsFara ca1al. OIsT one hul-
efpe pegheian4 hsvs uesd then n thoiF prao-
tla1f e1c zpeok val Of thsir oGoa5y, end approve
81 t6alT o5Hpo1tion, uhieh q entirety Vacesabss.
end harnlal1 or ths system. Hundreds Of osrtia
aate1 can - ahoWn- Bells spsoiao Pills sFu "a
original end oalT genuine 6peclNc pm. TboV ~,
edaptsd loF nele and fsmhla, Oldor Founr. ans
tas oaly rsliabla remedy ioF unsotinr 4 nsrmad
aalt and spse1Y curs n Ill eru,s o7 sD1rnztairhea
- seminal Nea1nou, With al rs trains Of evils
laeh e. ursthral and Vaginal Discharge GisSt
~ Nhtie1s haEhelg o. IHVolp1fEry Enissions In
eonts1an1sl Genital Dobility and Irritabilfty In.
folsnoyi Neakna1g or losE Of Power, Nervous D.
nlify, &c. ~. I'll q Whjok aT11a principally no
sezual Ezosasaa or ssif Abuse e some oonSsisu-
t1naai oaranFonazt, and iuoaracltseas she gaGsruf
tfo1 tnl1ling The duties Of married Ifa. In AZ
geEaa diaaAsaG, - eoneuhaa, dioet and Btr1oturus
81l1ultllg Rhyzician for tbs truatment Of eeminaL
UFinary, ssEual and EorEouI DisseIlI, Who Wi
saad, Eos 90 al, ths folloEing ValuAbls Work h
Tn TE9I1aEE ZHoUsAgD.-DT. Bella Hrnasf-s a,
1sn Ablls, PrenatEre Decay, ImpOtsncs and -
81 Power, sexual DssaseI, Seminal Weak6eII l
8isbtiy EEinlione, Genital Dsbflity, A. - q |
psDphlst o. q pegsas oontaining Important a. |
Iios 70 tbs aMisted, and Whioh uhould b red 81
sHey suns-er - tho Esans Of cure "a the BsTorsst
.sAg'a platni1 ~ foTth. Two Stamps rscufraS /
p peg poatAEs. iulSzlsR3uo.g. .lrl6wT
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b@ OLD RYES MADE NEW
pamphlet directing how to speedily restore
light and give up spectacles, without aid Of doctor
or medioene-sent by mail free on receipt Of ten
cents. Address E. b. FooTE. M. D.
fahlf. k2d&T 1l3n Broadway, New York
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STOVES.

NEW STYLES OF BELT BuCKLEs
IN for the spring Fashions, at COWLESy
Ap DI Wsddsu HoRss,
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OOIHgATI AILBOAD.
lss3-b. WIHTEa ARRAHGEAEEF rsss-s

lIt rTnin-s:06 A, M.-OIEOIH6ATI EXPRESS
stopping At Grafton, Wellington. New Lon
aons shelby, Orcgtiids, Gallon, Gilsad Car.
W lethiugt0n.
ID IEAi I5z;45 P. observation-disclosures .-sss.s
- Al ssatl2ne, nnd errtVes In Columbus As ~
% 1rains-lOsoO I. P.m.-htGBT EXPREJS-stopslna
Orsstlino, Gallon. Gilead, CardizEtop and Isis
AWARE, -
rrsinH ssys Columbus at &c and Is Az, $50 -,
arrlv9 IS OlaEaland e:1o 4. n. and 3 20 ?. =
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lust REOEIVED.-THE FINEST
q aaOrtnSat ofBSs Buckles ever IN this ssitJ, IS
COWLEs',
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Political.

Both branches of the Connecticut Legis-
lsture voted to ratify the snt-slaVery Con-
stitutionsl Amendment without a dissent
ing voice.
Governor Msgrsth has called an extra
session of the South Carolina Legislature,
to meet at Greenville, April 18th. What
has become Of that illustrious body
There are now five candidates for Con-
gress in the Norfolk (Virginis) District.
The old Virginia propensity for office sur
wives the rebellion, and promises to flourish
in immortal vigor.
The Washington correspondent of the
New York Commercial says it is reported
that President johnson has written 10 his
friends in Tennessee, urging them TO re-
peal the law disquslifying negroes IS wit
nesses, and that he has at the same time
urged the extension of the right of suffrage
to the celored people of Tennessee, who as
q class are certainly not less intelligent than
are the poor whites.
Among the candidates for the Demo
cratic nomination as Governor of this
State, are mentioned, Hon. William All en-,
of Ross, formerly o. S. Senstor,) Hon.
Geo. Fl. Pendleton, Of Hamilton, Hon. Geo.
W. Moresn, of Knox, Hon. Allen G. Thur
man, of Franklin, and Col. Geo. W. Nc
Cook.
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NWIINH IU III EIlI-ETg
TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY
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York at 0.2C P. n, oouneotfhg With express trains
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-02-11
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Merchant ,ISaiIOrs.
MILITARY AND GENTLEMEN'S
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FURNISHING STORE,

~ ould il, site inspection Of their large stock of
CLOTHS. CASIMLRE>, and VESIINGS,
all grades, Foreign and Domestic. which hey
will make TO order as cheap as can be had
EQUALITY considered) in the city Of New York,
and warrant IL give entire satisfaction.
Special attention given TO the selection OF
We sell none but Indigo Blues, warranted, and
our long experience in that branch justifes lis
in assuring satisfaction in that line. We keep
q select assortment Of Shirts (al kind Collars,
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The Eatcher's Run Fight.
Ho' RS. ARMY OF NORTHERN Va,
February G. 1865.

Gen. 5. C0oper, Il. 4. Il =
GENERAL: The enemy moved in strong force
Yesterday to Hatcher's Run Part Of his In
fautry with Glegg's cavalry, crossed and pro
ceeded on the Vaughn road, the infantry to
Cat tail Greek, the cavalry to DiaHlddie
Court house, when it's advance encountered
portion of our cavalry and retired. La the al
ternoon part of Hills and Gordon's troops
demonstrated against the euemy on the jet5 Of
Hatchers Run, near Armstrong; Mill
Finding him entrenched, they withdrew alter
dark
During the night the force that had ad
yanced beyond the creek returned to it, and
were reported to be crossing. This morning
pegram' division moved to the right bank OF
the creek to reconnoitre, when it was vlgor-
ous)y attacked. The battle was obstinately
contested for several hours, but Gen. Pegram
being killed while bravey encouraging his men,
and Col Hoffman wounded, some confusion
occurred, and the division was pressed back to
its original position. Evans division, order
ed by General Gordon to support Pegram's
charged the enemy and forced him back, but
was in turn compelled to retire. Mahone's dl
vision arriving the enemy was driven rapidly
to his defences on Hatchers Run. Our loss
is reported to be small. That OF the enemy
not supposed great. t. Ii. LEE.
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u. S. CONGRESS In the Senate, yesterday,
the general appropriation bill was considered,
during which a message was received from the
President relating to the recent peace nego-
siations. The Senate then insisted on its
amendment to the deficiency bill, striking out
the appropriation Of thirty eight thousand
dollars for employees of the House, and then
added the bill as an amendment to the general
appropriation bill. No final action was taken
upon the latter
The House was in session till nearly A.
NJ. on Friday morning, and a quorum having
been obtained, the amendment to the internal
revenue bill taxing stocks OF liquors on hand
fifty cents per gallon, was rejected. Yesterday
during the consideration of the same Dill the
President's message was received and depated.
Letters Of administration de bonis non are
subject to stamp duty. The amount OF stamp
dutv REQUIRED upon such instruments IS de-
termined by the value OF the estate to be ad-
ministered upon.
A Key West correspondent OF the New
York Herald states that the wreckers have set
fire to and totally burned all that portion above
the water of the United States steamer San
Jacinto, wrecked short time ago on NO Name
Key, Bahamas. They afterwards attacked
che shipwrecked officers and crew, but were
stoutly resisted.
Counterfeit $50 greenbacks have been otter
edin Springfield.
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i =
$50 bbls of Family, Extra, and Superfne
FLOUR. also, another lot CT the celebrated
SILVER SPRING: received and for sale by
DAVY & HARMON,
ian l6-2w corner Of Prince and Royal sta.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-06-08

The testimony proving the completely
of jefferson Davis is very full and ample,
bnt cannot yet be given to the public
with any completeness of detail. / may
properly state, however, that it consists
not merely Of oral. but also of documen-
lary evidence-letters (of J. d. and TO
J. d )seni on from Canada and Rich
mond, picked up in New York and fur
nlshed by the cilIzens of Washington. =
| may also state, suppose, without
involving the witness safety, that man
who has been member of Jefferson
Davis official family for the past four
years, has been here from Richmond,
and testified before the court in secret
session, that he has seen a letter from
Jefferson Davis to George N. Sanders.
advising, as a last resort, The assassin
auon of President Lincoln and the whole
Cablnent ! General Grant being in the
courtroom, rose and desired 10 vOnch for
the good character and credibIlity Of the
witness.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-06-08
9eIeet 9t0rp<
A STORY OF THE BORDER.

The Rebels are coming again, and
this time they will do ms more harm,
am afraid These words were spoken
by an old man, in low, troubled voice
Il am not afraid. father. / enjoyed
looking at their brown faces and dry
uniforms last lime they were here. A
motley crew they were, out there was
some handsome faces among them"
"You will never learn 10 look at life
seriously, Anne. Can my daughter
trust those who have been fairhless to the
hest Government this world ever knew I?
despise these TRAITORS. aud tremble
when they enter our Stale. They
will teach US yet that we should, for our
own honor, have kept them out. God
grant, my chlld, lhal they may spare US
the httle we have it is not long shall
want it,"
"Trouble comes soon enough, father ;
don't lie US borrow ii. You look tired
and anxious. Go to sleep and forget
these Rebels; ! don't believe they are
coming, and If they do, they will pass
our store there is 100 little in it to
waste their lime upon"
The cd man kissed bis daughter. bur
left the room with a sad, troubled face.
Annie Brown leaned her head upon her
hand, and seemed absorbed in thought
They must have been pleasant thoughts
for q smile lit up her fair face, and ones
she laughed right merrily.
"PoOr, dear father; wish be was no
so hopeless. I'm mot afraid. but ralhet
! want to see the dirty traitors again."
Annie Brown was a fragile loOkio,
~irl, small, and very youthful in appear
'-rwn eyes, and fac,
snos, with soft, w.. ,L.no
whose beauty sOnsissed in its ever v...
ing expression. She sat still for a lone
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-06-08

Among the incidents that have inter-
lined the great events Of the past few
weeka, is one mentioned in connection
with the conference between Gen. Candy
and Commissioners of Kirby Smith to
negotiate the. surrender of the Trans
Mississippi army. The capitulaiion was
directed on partOf the rebel commission
by S. B. Buckner, Lieut. Gen..C. S. A..
By striking colncident it will be seen
that the same man who makes the last
formal surrender of the rebellion TO the
national army, also made the FIRST one by
the rendition of For, Donelsen and It's
garrison TO General Grant in February,
1862. This Gen. Buckner has been
Alpha and Omega Of the downfall Of the
Confederacy.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-06-08

HONBE lRD HOUND.

- ~ =. u.
ThnHa,Go GoS TIE spd yiitpry' $ Vonl
The iasktora donsy
The bfTaa fTeS iio4ow -
And eeR4delsd u thesast 66ies fos;
While theK who haze the Danger dared,
And they wha have tb e trials shared,
With wreatbs Of deathless gf5ry crOwn'd,
Thank God atlast are 1hoiheward bound"
Shoulder to shoulder they hive stood,
On many Geld Of war and blood
Together fought on battle plain,
Together wept for comrade slain,
These soldiers brave, end tried and true.
Will bid each other now adiau,
And with ali honor, glory craWn'd,
Each warrior chief is "homeEard bound.
Tho drums shall muster them no more,
Nor cannon send its deadly ioar
The bugle call they will not hear,
But voice Of loved ones ill their ear.
The battles shock. the dungeons gloom,
They'll change for joys of home, sweet home
Oh may home with plenty crownd,
Endat last, this cruel war;
Oh moth er, sister weep no more I
Let all your fears aud sorrow cease,
And hail the holy dawn Of peace.
Come with your smiles aud kind words, come,
And bid the hero sWeIeome home /"
De comes with wreaths Of laurel crownd,
Your soldier boy is 'hOmeEiud bound"
No more to tread the picket line,
No more in hospital to pine
No more to long for words from home
To cheer the weary prison gloom.
No more to rush 10 deadly strife,
No mere to peri! limb and life,
For peace at last sweet peace is found,
And they who sau, ht her, ''hgmeward bound"
What is the pittance tnat he sharesf
For all the soldier braves and da es,
For who like him leaves home and friends,
his country honor to defend 7
Oh had the soldiers courage failed,
Our banner in the dust had trailed,
And liberty her grave had found
And slavery been with triumph croWnd.
When the red tide Of bottle owersd, /r
Or when defeated, overpoWered,
S'ill hrm the mighty phaIanI stood al sass
Like rivers ran their here blood
They left their dead in thou sands slain,
And rallied round their Aag' again.
They saw that hag with victory croBnd
And now thev,re Tnarehinu sE.a-----' sound
They come 70 Us all battle worn,
They bring our Gag with bullets torn,
Yet Eith its stains Of battle gore,
Tis dearer holier, than before,
For liberty is born anew
Beneath that dear Red, White, and Blue,
Then hail the flag with victory crown'd
Then hail the soldier @homeward bound"
But there are hundred thousand slain,
Who sleep upon the battle plain
Aud there are thousand hearts that yearn
For those who never will return.
Oh while we rite each deathless name
Upon the sacred scroll of fame.
Let us provide for those THAI mourn
nd comfort those whose hearts are torn;
Whose SONS with brighter glory croWn'd
A deaFsr better "Home" have found.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-06-08
BRoWNyILLE, NEBRAsKA, THURsDAY, JUNE8, l86

ger knew this, for be could read wom-
ans heart, and be could whisper word,
that would seolhe ond win.
Hour after hour few by, and still An.
ME listened to his glowing description
and low, LOVING words. Il was past mid
night, and the officers voice sank lower
as he whispered:
"Annie will yOugo with me. trust
me, and all 1 have told you shall Be
yours"
"Where shall go !'' she asked.
ITO the sunny South, and be NY, lit
lie BRIDE
He drew eIittering ring from his
finger and put it upon hers. He turned
thatthe light might fall upon the dia
mond Il fell upon his face. /, was a
handsome face; butlhat made her trem
BILE. She knew nothing of the world
beyond her home. She had listened and
believed the honeyed words tha. had
been whispered. But there is little af.
6nlty between purity and voice. nd one
look reused Annie from her dream Of
love and brought back the realities Of
life. She drew her hand from his, and
taking the ring from her finger, said:
II cannot 90. God bless Won. soldier
for what you have done; but | cannot
go with you.' aau-
The calm, decided tone surpri sed the
lover. but he did not quit his suit. Ey-
cry art Of persuasion was used. but IN
vain. The more earnest he grew, the
more decided Annie became, and when
he found persuasion was of no avail, he
resorted to force.
Annle's brave spirit rose as the dan
ger became more imminent Her hand
was upon the door, and IN calm, meas.
ured tones she said
Soldier, you have been kind for
this thank you for, but blush that l
have listened so long to traitor-that |
have trusted even for an hour who be-
lieves neither in faith or in honor Go
back TO your comrades, and remember
that weak woman, alo9e, and in the
dead of night. dared to say she
--------l -..ai1nr ,,
You Shall pay for your scorn. proud
girl, if love is sweet, revenge Is sweet
er."
He drew pistol from his breast and
fired. Annie saw his design and moved
quickly, but the shot passed through her
arm, The noise reused the house, and
they hurried to the door.
Annie was alone. The traitor and
coward was gone. She vas pale and
falntfrom the~toss of blood, bul it prov
ed only flesh wound. And as she
looks at it now. she tells those who come
to her how she was saved, that "a trait
or may be .kind, but he never can be
trusted"
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-06-08

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