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Washington telegraph., 1865-02-01
STATE OF ARKANSAS, {
COUNTY OF HEAPsTEAD. }

In the H.npsteai Circuit Court, November
Torn, NOrsmbsr 23, 4. d. 1894
Wilson stidhan, Plaintiff
dttaehmsSt in AsspnpsH
Robert Dolivs, Defendant.
and
John D. Adams and
William I'd. Etter, Garnishsss
TNHIS day came said plaintiff by his attorney,
Il and it appearing to the Court that the
Plaintiffs action is in sssumpsit damages
Three Thousand dollars, and it also appears
from the writ issued herein that the same was
duly executed by tAe Sheriff of Hampstead
county by attaching one gun as the property of
said defendant Dolive, and said Sheriff certified
upon his return upon said writ that said defend
ant was not to be found in his county. 1t is on
motion OF said plaintiff, ordered that said de-
fendant Robert Dolive, be notified that an at
taehment has been issued against his estate, and
that unless ne shall be and appear by himself
or attorney, on or before the third dsy of the
next term OF this Court, to be holden at the
Court House in the Town of Washington, on
the third Monday of May, A. D. 1896, and en-
ter his appearance and plead to plaintiffs ac-
aon Judgment will be entered against him, and
ais estate sold to satisfy the same and it is or
oered that his notice be inserted for two vesks
successfully, in the Washington Telegraph"
newspaper published in this State at least
iesr weeks before the next term of this Court.
Copy from the record
7S-Z". Tests, s T. SANDERS. Clerk
Washington telegraph., 1865-02-01
STATE OF ARKANSAS,
COUNTY OF EEyIKR

Clerks OFe. sf the cireuii csErt Of said csvn-
~, On TIE ChaEeery sIds thereof, ~ vacation Or
sad Court 90 ths - Say Of Janssrr, A. ID.
1865
JoHs I. BCTLrR, Complainant
Ne. ls5. Is. Bill for Dirors4
ELIZABETH II. " BUTLER, Defendant
ZONES the enplainant by Cock ais Eeliei-
~ ter. and flee his Bill aad affid Svit herein
upon the reading Of which AFFIDAVIT il appears,
that said dsfrndaniis q nonresident of the Stats
OF Arkansas; and il further appearing from said
Bill, that the complaint OF the comp iainant is
that said defendant has refused to live with hin
as Lis wife, tnat they were lawfully married On
OF absut tbs twsuti,Ih day OF December, A. ID.
one thousand Eight hundred and sixty that
they lived together and wife from said
tine of their marriage until on Or about the l7ts
day OF February, A. ID. 1861 at W hich last men
tened date said defendant did rithsut rsasoua-
bic cause abandon and absent herself iron said
complainant, continuously fren that time ltil
ts. present.
IL is therefore ordered by ns WILLIAM y
DEEsoE, Clerk Of said Court, that the said
defendant be notified Of the pendeney OF this
salt by publication Of this order and entry in
the Washington Telegraph" a newspaper
printes and pal uolished in this State. for two
weeks suecsssively, the last insertion to be at
least four weeks before the commencement Of
tss next term Of said Court, which will com
msnss and be holden at the Court House Of
said osunty ON the first Monday after tho fourth
Monday Of February, A. ID. 1865, aud that un-
less said defendant be and appear before said
Court on or before ta- third day Of said Term.
and plead, answer or dsnur to said Bill. ID.
allegations therein contained shall be taken n.
confessed sEd q decree entered aeesrdiuply
W. J. DENsON, Clerk.
Ise copy from the record
Tests w. j. pENSOE, CLARK.
4s-2w%
Washington telegraph., 1865-02-01
STATE OF ARKANSAS,
EnI-ATY CT rrnIpNrrn

IN a. EsmPsiesa Circuit Court, Ns-.~Ser
Tsru, NsFsm5sr 2Sd, A. D. 1884.
EsUii Il. Bart, Pl4istF
e. AhSshnaHi iE AESynpfr.
Allsa 7. Esllsr, Defendant.
ENHIs day came said plaintiF by Bis ,.tsrasy,
3 ana tapPearing 20 ne Csart that the plain
tins actisn is in sssuHPsit. damages One 1hoa-
sand asllarf and it also appears ircn the writ
lssued h-resn, tsst the same was duly OK &C ted
BY the &hsrf Of HsRpsteAd ceunIy by al
tsehihg a negro mas, slave for life, named
Onslow, us the property Of Allen r. BelIsr.
and said Sheriff eertifsd in his return upsn SAID
vrit that said Allen L. Bellsr csuls noi bs
found in his csunty. Il! is on melton OF said
plaintiff ordered that said defendant be notified
that an attachment has been issued against bis
estate and tha. unless he shall appear by him
sslf or attorney, On or before the tsird day Of
tss RsIt term vi this Court. to bs holden A. tho
Cssrs heusS ia the TsnH Of Washinxtsa on
iss EArd Monday Of May a. u 1855, and snIsr
ri. sPpsarssce, Sad plead TO psiatif's sctieE.
Jadsssnt will Do entered against hin and bis
estate sid 70 satisfy the sams, and is is erd=red
that this notice o. made for two weeks, s1sees-
sivslr, iD the WashingtSn Telegraph news
paper published in this State at least fear " asks
before thu next term Of this Court
esPy fro. ihs record
T.s's, .. T. SANDERS, Clark.
Washington telegraph., 1865-02-01
ELECTION NOTICE.

VIE qualified voters Of Hampstead County
Il will mset At shs different precincts Of said
county, on Saturday the 18th day Of February.
promimo, for the purpose of electing STATE
Senator for the counties Of Hampstead. Lafay-
cite and Sevirr, to fill the vacancy occasioned
by the resignation Of Hon. A. B. Williams.
The judges Of the regular elections will give
attendance for the purpose of opening and hold
ing SAID election. II. I. HOLT,
January 3lst, 1865. Sheriff
Washington telegraph., 1865-02-01
HID QRs.. DIST. OF ARKs..
washington, January 10Th, 1855.
GENERAL ORDERS, No. -

GENERAL ORDERS, No. II.
l. Liest, Col J.. Cesrsal has been assigned
to the duties Of Provost Marshall at Oentre Point
Ark, together with the superintendence Of the
military police of the following counties, viz:
Polk, Montgomery, Hot Spring, Sebastian, sestt
and Yell. These counties will eenstituts the LIST
Provost District
III. Gel. r. H. Crockett has been assigned to
tbs duties of Provost Marshall at Washington,
Ark, together with the su7srlntsndence of Mil
itary Police of the following counties. viz
sevisr, Pike, Clark, Hampstead ana Lafayette.
These counties viii constitute the 2nd Provost
District,
III. Col. R. G. Shaver, Cemmandant of Peat,
in addition to his duties as Pest Commindsnt,
has been assigned, temporarily, TO the duties sf
Prsvosl Marshal Of Camden, Arkansas, tegeth-
er with the superintendence of the military Pc
lice of the following counties, viz: Columbia,
Ouschita, Calhoun Dallas and UAion. Thtse
counties will constitute the Sd Provost District.
~. Gel. j. w. Rogan has been assigned TO
the duties of Provost Marshal at Monticello,
Arkansas, together with the superintendrnce of
the military police of the following counties,
viz: Bradley, Drew, Jefferson, that part of Ar
kansas south OF Arkansas river, Dssha, Chieot,
Ashley, and that part Of Calhoun west Of Ash
ley. These counties will eonstiiuts ths 4th
Prevsst Distrct.
V. These officers, besides dlsehsrginC the du
ties incidental to the sfice Of Provost Marshal,
respectively charged with the duty OF in
Vestigating alleged illegal imprt ssments; TO pre-
teet the citizens of the several districts in their
persons and property, ana to assist the civil az-
thsritiss in executing ths law agaizss ell mails
fasssrs.
V Division commanders viii i'm m ediatslv as-
psins an Intelligent officer Provost Marshall ter
their Divisions, who will report sy letter 10 Col.
Provence, Provost Marshal General, District Of
Arkansas, fer instructions
VII. All commanders of forces and Pests will
assist these officers, VIXEN called upon in the
scston sfthe dHteswith whieh they are charged.
VIII. All Information concerning deprsd.-
tisHs will be referred 10 OIL D. Provence fer
invsstigstisn.
By command of Maj. Gen. J. =. MAGRUnER.
49-3- e. 7. TURNER, A A Gen.
Washington telegraph., 1865-02-01

CoMPTRoLLERs DECIsIoN-CLeTHING AC-
COUNT Of SOLDIERS.
-Fren 2lst May, 1851, TO August 3Oth. 1851
tks commusa.lss WAS AZ per aaRun
Fren Both August, 1851, to Sta October 1852
1t was $50 per AnRum.
Prsvisss to 8sh October, 1862, the soldier was
paid at these rates according to the perios for
which he was ts be paid. Articles furnished
him between those dates are to be charged 10
him AT the Invoice prices sss dsducto- from
his eeHmatstion money. If ks has drawn
elotbGg exceeding Ia value the amount Of the
cenmut1tlen Insaey, the excess, TO be desuctsd
BY reference TO shs IsU0lee prices. is to BE- az
ssrss as stsPpsge.
Fer ssldisTs whs have bean paid commu .;isH
fer period 'xtssdiag beyond Ssh Of Oetesxr,
1907, 10 sonmeacsd 1t the end o. that period.
Fer soldiers snlsting and after sta Octobsr
1907, II commences tTsR tAeir enlistment.
Since sth October, 1862, each soldier is to ss
settled with at tAs end Of ais ysar, sbovs izdi-
Gated.
Asa general rule, elsthing due in sas ys,r
chsnst be claimed an Kind in a subssquss year
bat, as an exception TO this, article nten ed
to ran through swe years may be claimed ia th
SECOND year, and any article intended to run
thTeRgs ths three years may claimed il ne
sssesd or third year, provided tho soldier has
not drawn communication tor them; and provided
larthsr. he did not decline to take them when
they could have sees supplied 10 hm al ths
proper time
I. H. KENNEDY, Comptroller T. N. d.
Csnptrsllsr's Office, Decem Der 81, 1854.
BY command Of Ma. Gen. J. B. MAGRUDKn.
49-3w EDMUND Y. TURNER, A. A. Ger.
Washington telegraph., 1865-02-01
HID QRs., DIST. ARKs.

II u IRks., DISI, AkhS. {
Warrington, January 18th, 1865.
GENERAL ORDERS. No. IA
L. The following extract frsn a letter 70 the
PAymaster of the District of Arkansas from ths
Auditor OF the Traps-Miss. Department, with
ths DeeisiOn Of The Comptroller, is published for
the isforAaatios and guidance Of Quartsrmssters:
BUREAU OF AUDITOR, TKANS-AIsS. DEPT !
Marshall, Texas, December p, 1864.
As tke law and orders new stand, ans havs
been assheritstireiy construed, there can 90 10
general settlement day Of TIE clothing account
Of soldiers. Each soldiers clothing year is 10
be dsssruissd BY ths ComPtrellsr's sseisisn,
ana sssiIss for accordingly.
ID. I. SHALL, Aadi.or T IL D.
Washington telegraph., 1865-02-01

q The Wilmington bleekadi.g squadron
is SAID to auMhsr 40 vessels
Washington telegraph., 1865-02-01

Clerks 0.Ee. sf The cireuii Cert Of said Gem
~, On TIE ChaEeery sIds thereof, ~ vacation Or
sad Court % hs "a Say Of Jan.srr, A. ID.
IRgs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-05
Baby TALK.

A bachelor describes in the Saturdays
Pres how he was left ia care of his
aunt baby, how bis aunt was uuexpect-
eddy detained, how the baby became un-
easy, then noisy, and finally rebellious,
and uproarious, how he talked baby talk
to it, giving several horrible mutilAtions
of English as specimens of said infan-
tile drival, and concludes with theo-
~" about babies:
I've speculated often upon the causes
Of that failure Of mine, for it was fall
ure. did everything right; why.
But invariably fall back on my theory
Of demopiacal possession. No other so
luton is possible.
have formed some few conclusions
upon this subject / don't think children
like me much. / think that the fall OF
man consisted in the becoming liable to
be born, and TO struggle up to matu-
rily through the horrors of infancy.
In the paradisical state we should all
have merely come into existence, q,
eighteen for women and twenty for men,
together with good common school edu.
cation. often ask with DIR. Franklin,
Whst's the use OF a babyP' He gave
no answer, do. A baby is providential-
ly provided IS an awful example for
the warning of maids and bachelors, as
terrific Consequence often follow great
foIiies II 10 the delirium tremens Of
matrimony. II you don't want to have
il, let the CAUSES alone Mother Ann
Lee is your only true prophet. / intend
to Join the Shakers. have already Sc
cured broad brimmed hat, and coat Of
butternut brown. can naturally sing
through my nose and shake my paws
about.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-05
Attribute TO Old Maids.

In little work entitled Our Peculi-
arities," by Vseountess Combermere, is
the following fine tribute to old maids:
These single women, whom it is the
cant of society to ridicule, may have
often postponed their own settlement in
life from the highest motive; 6lial deyo-
ton has, perhaps, eugrossed them so
entirely in early life, that no selfish OBJ
lection diverted them from its holy du-
ties. 1t was sufficient to satisfy affection
and to supercede hope; for the devoted,
generous child, from the intensity of her
love, has felt that the future must ever
be blank, when the interest that en-
crosses the present. is removed by death;
and this dreary prospect adds another
motive to her tenderness.
Unsel6sh "a woman is under all cir
cumstances, she is here more regardless
Of herself than in any other position.
In married life she yields to her husband,
who is her support and companion till
death; to her children she looks for af-
lection in age; but no consideration of
future happiness or present pleasure
encourages the patient daughter, as she
watches day and night the invalid moth,
er, or the decrepit father. Here ia the
purest lore ubsuIlied by one sensual
thought as to its origin or object. No
instinct prompts it, no animal impulse
strengthens it; the hottest feeling that
fills the hnman heart, it yields only in
purity TO the will of God. ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-05
SHIRT MANUFAcToRY.
J. SMITHS
SHIRT MANUFACToRY.
o. @. e second st,
rxNa9H,auEorx1

CHfRI5 MADE 70 ORDER IRON MEAS
- ~ uent AID a. warranted. A stock .
ssa1y .rI1s skirtz a1d Cossars aiesya0n hand, and
a prices tat VIII rnit thu purchases. Tuckfna
sasrlas sechins E0sOns, - dons wfth nsssnsss
AS loe4 peSc1s .ff~ $50 81
Thaakfnl for past faForg. tie sub.cTibsr Fnspeot
fnlly solicits q oontnsnce 81 ths patronage -
"a sFAliy bsstsWsd fOE ths PISA ave yssp.
Ell b. S-hMAIAs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-05

Tim MGowaH, 8 gallant fellow, lost
his life in the Mexican war. He had
lost an arm when boy by having the
limb crushed under the wheel of iaunt-
ing. cart in the "ould country" His
surviving brother, Dennis, never ceased
boasting of Tins exploits. Ia Moya.
mensiug, bar-room, the other evening,
Dennis began the old theme of the Mex.
lean war. dwelling with particular en-.
phasis on the heroic deeds of his deceas-
ed brother. s... '.ssr .-....E
'"Oeh, murther, but We ought to have
seen Tim at Rye-ssck doliar-poIe me
(meauing Reaaca de Il PalmaO he
caught two Mexican blackguards by the
cuffs OF theueck and kilt them both as
dead as herrins by knocking their heads
together. ~. a
= How could that be- = said the listener.
when your brother had but one arm r.
"a Bless your sowl," answered Dennis,
one arm had he2 That's true enough
for ye; but then, We see, Tim forgot all
about that when he got into fight"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-05

A friend that you buy win be bought
from you, That is a good horse that
never stumbles, and q good wife that
never grumbles Censure il tax that
man pays to the public for being emil
neut Be thrifty to yourself, that you
may be liberal towards others. Hurry
= the mark of weak mind; dispatch is
the evidences OF a strong one. When for
time caresses > man too much, shais apt
to make fool of him. Between passion
and lying there is not fingers breadth,
there is no blessing like that of heslth,
particularly when you're sick.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-05
REEERENrEi

REFEREE0ES:
N. A. LAWRENCE, ESQ.,;
WE. FREECH. Fsq.;
w. HEfLMAN, Esq;
CIV. wARBEE, Esq.
T. C0NYN0T0N, Esq.
REV. O. RUHcK, A. n.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-05
NOTICE.
Nnfica of Annlinafin,

o. NOTICE OF Application.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
IN undersigned viii apply TO the Board Of
County COMMISSIONS Of Vand-rburRh county,
at their next regular meeting, for license 20 sell
Intoxicating quors in Quantities less thAa
quart. Ny place Of business, and the premises
on mhIeh fhs hq1ors ara 70. Be sold. q Known -
the house rscently occupied By tbs O. II aHd 8.
Dspartmaatsa on Locust street., % parts ef lsts
and .. in the city Of EyHasTiils, FasasrszrgA
county, Indiana. N-t- III erCE
azSIe-1wd K.H.L WBEoKL
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-05


Is now daily arriving from
the East, all of which
has been bought since the
recent great decline in
prices and is offered Elk
CLUSIVELY at WHOLE
SALE.
In Style, Quality or Price
we defy all competition
either In Evansvilleor any
other market. f
To the trade we say,
Come one. come ALL" ex-
anime carefully and act for
your own interest.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-05
priYafe Injunction

TO THE LADIES AND eEETLgABH OF
THIS PLACE. u
Thsrs will be some time left 10 me In the star
noon aud evening to accept s0ms private scholars
+ r the instr uction in the Modsrn and Classical
Languages. SIS 10 per term for twenty four Les.
sons, payable In advance.
Applications may be left ct the Music Store Of
Warren q ConyngtoR.
aug9-lm PEOF. W sIHHHoLD.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-05
PRIVATE NILES o'REILLY on THE CRISIS

PRIVATE MILES O'REILLY ON THE CRISIS
rwEEDLEDUM ASD TwKEDLEDKE. rA
That etsrnal eockIorum old janboree
Betwixt y. Grselsygrun aud 7. Weedhdee,
Has burst out aga'ns wuss than ever, you ses,
A. IA : :hss ags 90
That it form a sieht for zil ChristiAAs to sesi
Bat the Public, / netice-that's you aDo ma
Have to bear all the blows Of the sparring spree
Between II. Grsslsygrum and T. Wesdlsdss.
T. wssdiedss blows on ; mighty horn,
And blows with 3 vengeance, - sure - you're
born;
And crows liks the rooster who fInds 10 the morn
Six new pnliet wives and bushel Of corn
Lying loose near his duDgh II; aud crows 10 warn
All the rest OF CO eatfsn, with loftissf scorn,
That they neither mnst tread en- bis pulleta or
earn.
whils H. Greelsygrum, frC his sar ctum's hight,
Puts on bis whole sTmor 70 face the hght, .1l'
Abd cries 10 Sid Gray: " Where my coat OF white
Glfams IL the bsttls, bssuTe all y ar might
IL dlTsctsd to doing 50 . grisvous despite fs
To that Ehaeriy Rooster, who atill will write
His letters and paragraphs, keen and bdkht,
Against me and mine, nd against truth and right,
Above ths hi tials, so hsteiul 20 me-
Which mark out the Old Man kuown as 7. Wee
eledee."
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-05

Department.

On the second floor of our whole
sale house, and attached to it, ID q
room expressly devoted to House
Furnishing Goods in general. Car
pets, Oil Cloths, Rugs, Msttings,
Window Shades, Curtain Fixtures,
Wall Paper, Table Linens, Cotton
and Linen Sheetings. Cornices.
and almost every article in the
line required to furnish Families,
Steamboats, and Hotels.
Call and see them.
JAQUEss. FRENCH & co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-05
EDUCATIONAL.
EDUCATIONAL.
Evansville
COLLEGIATE SCHOOL
For Boys.

The Regular InstruetioBs in this Institati0n
VIII begin Monday. the 9Th Of esptsEsbsr, ~ Q
o'clock q. m ! skail be in ths Fehool Room, for
the recs ption OF scholars, from MondAy, the 2sth
Of August, every day Of the weak :rom the hosT
Of IL a. IN. TO IL m in order 90 ind est What
b. oks they have and nsed-
We intend to ht ont our scholars either for the
purpose Of entering arg College Of tia ooahtFy.
or 10 devote themselves to any kind Of businsss.
The Modern and Classical Languages. Natural
Philosophy, ETC., v II be taught BY thu undsr-
signed, while EnGli-h Grammer, Compositioa,
Defamation, Ma hsmatics, Algebra, etc.. shall
be instTu-ted By 8 thorough American Teacher.
The room ch osen is in The third story Of Uhaud-
lsr's Block, facing First street.
There are four terms in one year:
1. Beginning the4th OF Sept, and closing Nov Is
T. Beginning the 9th Of Nov, aud closing F-b. IT.
g. Beginning the 18th offeb., and closing MAJ u.
g. peginning the 18th Of May, and closing July Al
There viii be short vacation at Christmas
and New Year.
TuitiouS are sQ5Oe, payable withia the arst
week Of each term.
rae great nee salty Of an Institution Of this
kind for thorough education Of the youth Of
this city, causea me TO Lelisvs that may look
upon you as one OF Its patrons.
Respectfully, W. sIEEHoLD, A. n.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-05
Gbt Daily 5uupnal.
TUEs6AY..-.-....-..-.........-...--.-.sEFTxmBEE 8
JOURNAL BUILDINGS
LOCUST STREET,
arrwrKr grRsT AED wATKR-
THE CANTEEE,

M rxrvA4s MILLS o'H1HILK
-. =. h.,ss on all sorts 10 this world Of ours
r.se.. =, f,isDdshfp and ties OF nowerBs
"a trus- lovers knots, ween;
-. s,oxr and the airs are bound By kiss,
a. $500 never bond, old friend, like this
We have drank from the same eantssnt
n, ,vas sou1etiusa water and sonekimes milk ,&
4 "a soms tines appie-Iack. anc rs silk;
Bat, whatever the tiYpls has been,
We shared II together, 10 bane or bliss,
Ard warm TO you, friend, when think Of this
We haEs drank from the same enatsesl
The rich and the great set Town to dine,
And IN ey auam 70 each okher 10 sparkling wines
From glasses OF crystal and grseni
Bot gueaB In their golden positions they miss
The warmth OF regard 70 bs found 10 us -
We have drank from the Same eanteenl ~
We have shared our blanh cts and tent together,
And have marched and fought IN all KINDS Of
weather, ss ssz
And hungry and full we have BEEN
Had days Of battle and days or rest, @. T.
But this memory cling 70, ana love ths Osst-
We have drank from the same csnteenI
Fer when wounded lay on the outsr slepe'
With my blood flowing fast, and but little nope
Upon which my faint spirit could lean
h. teen, remsDb Der, you erawiod 70 my sloe,
and, bleeding 20 fast Il seemed both must have
We drank from me same cantesn
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-05
WALL PAPER. SO.

JUST REcEIvED A LARGE AND WILL
- selected ssortmsut OF Wall and Window
'apers, plain and dgured, which the public srs
slsswhR-s.
Also . nav supply Of Tsnuyson's new pesn-
EsocE kRDzS-in paper covers. priea Is esBh,
WpG
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-05
EXPRESS.
Adams
EYPRESS COMPANY,

Express COMPANY.
TFsHE ADAMS EXPRESS c0HFAEY ~.
Il spsctfulIy ann0unce 70 thsir friends AH4
a.r--ths pzbIic Of Evs1sFfIls and Vieinity-
tbet. wits Increased laciIitiss for the traaspsrts-
tion Of
vRr1GHr. PACKAGES, MONEY,
AND vALUABLEs, -
Thsx solicit 3 continuance Of former fsvors.
Is-r-~sfaI esrs taksn Ia the ceIlsstion Of Billss
prafts, Hotss, and the transportation Of FsluAbis
packages .,
IN s. Obtained Ct the oGes on First street. nsxE
9ooF - the Poatcmos- THo6. oAIfHERs
-@s-T-7 Test3gl a-sa Asst. .
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-04-13
Wa(ttnaton,.lO 10. NSYif.

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Gen. Stsplsp fo1 uuf Orbrv qtneulns ben.
Sen. 6uniH fihe,s @slsit BON unb mad Rid
,apnb gegsbsNa tabsn.E AQineoin bat, .tte 81 bei6t,
bsm staataG irefntsn tbr Itbsfals 9sttnsuna,n,
ttr RddtebEtp 1bie lintpn etaeat.4%~7 ~.
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