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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-29
NOTICE.
OFFICE CHEF QUARTER&AsTE
Army OF TIE JAAEs,
RicInond. Va. April %. 1867

Richmond, Va, April %. 1867
On Monday Of each week hereafter there viii be,
train Of ambusnces and baggage wagons leaving tEf
office OF Lieut. H. 6. Merrill Post Quartermaser IN ths
city at the Female Institute, OF loth and C9J
streets at 10 o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose o. convey
ing families TO their homes in the country, which tram
mond, will 20 via Mechsnicfvile Turnpike TO hechan
icsvle thence to Cold Harbor thence 10 Old Church
crossing the Pamunkey river at Hanover Town. anc
thence 60 on TO Brandywine from which place a por
ton of the train will go to Ayles The rest OF Tic
train will go from Brandywnc 20 King william
Court House and from thence crossing the Mattaponi
river at Walkertown 60 to King and Queen Court
House. its terminus.
On the same days and at tie same time and place,
there will be train Of ambulances and baggage wag'
for the same purpose leaving for West Point a.,
which win 20 by the old Williamsburg Turnpike
Persons wishing TO 60 by these trains will call 81 she
Office OF the Post Qusrtermaster named above and reg
lister their names the amount Of baggage they wish TO
carry and the point the route 70 which they wish TO
co. No persons will be ao wed . return TO the city or
either of these trains -
JOHN B. HOWARD,
Lieutenant Colonel and Chief Quarternaste-,
apo9-lw Army OF the JaEles.
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CIRCULAR.

HEADQRs PENINSULA DIsrhCT,{
April %, 1855 !
All former justice Of Peace c: the counties Of VA
wick. York James City, Gloucester, Matthew'S Chare
CITY Henrco eastern half are requested to report
letter TO my Headquarters, az Richmond or VII
smsburg the boundaries Of their magi.terial district
the nnmber of inhabitants white and ack; the cond
ton OF the people in reference to food on hand and
prospect of crops the number OF mills the:r stuatol
fbey will state what disorders prevail, that messu
NAV he taken to remedy Them, and any other inforr1i
tion that may give me full knowledge Of the nece
sites of their district.
The reports of each will be confined TO the district &
which they were elected.
"-'- B. c. LUDLOW,
apeo-d2w Brevet Brig. Gen. Commanding
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HDORS MILITARY DIV. OF THE JAMES !
Richmond, Va, April $ 1866

HD'QRS MILITARY DIV. OF THE JAMES
Richmond, Va, April $. 1865.
MAJ. Gen. ORD Commanding;
Genersl-Churches which have been closed ~ Rich
raond on account of the refusal by he officiating clergy
men 10 read the prescribed prayer for the President OF
the United States will be opened for service b. any
other clergyman OF the same denomination who will
read such service
Very resp ectfully,
H. ". HALLsCa
Major General Commanding.
OAicial J. C. KELToS A. A. g. aPI9L3t !
HEADERS MILITARY DIVISION OF THE JAMES d
Richmond, Va, April %, 1855 81
MAJ Gen. 0RD, Commanding
General You will order, a. the same time az the sae
of mned horses the sale of such condemned wa
CONS harness and saddles as ia your opinion are nece
sary for the farmers for agricultural purposes.
Very respectfully, .~,>.--
Major Genera. Commanding !.
Official: J. c. KELrOy A. A. G.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-29

10 The fanera9 of 1ient. BARkSDALE
WARWICK, killed in cattle goth ultino, at Hatchers
Run, near Petersburg v take place at the residence OF
his father Corsin Warwick Grace street Tomorrow
morning at IL O'CLOCK The friends of the famay are
ryts6 IN att,nd ap 2a-is'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-29

ATOTICE.-Two or three officers can be furnished
~ with Board ana Lodging. in the most desirable por
ton of the city Stable room for two or mare horses
can be provided -
The tsay il provided with fresh milk and batter
Tor naryt;cuiars anply at this Office SD 29-2t'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-29

Lieutenant Colonel and Chief Quarterma ste-
anoq-lw Army Of the James.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-29

apo9tds
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JIs, Iron Hall Pennsylvania Avenue
Between 9th and 10th streets,
an Qq-6t Washington, d. G.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-25
THE DOCK RACE.

Our record Of the race ends at o'clock on
Friday evening, and to give onr readers connected
history of this novel and Interesting trial. will com
mence from that time ard IN brief report the progress
UP 10 a late hour yesterday.
when the 5hour preliminary test had ended, the fire
Of both vessels were cleaned out and all the coal
remaining and the ashes made during that time were
hoisted on deck.
At4:92 o'clock p m. on Friday the Algonquin lit her
free. the steam pressure being 2i pounds. AT 4:47.
the engine was put In motion. Steam. 6s pounds.
The Winoosh started her fires at 80, and started
ahead at jll. Al o'clock she making 10 39-lO0
revolutions. Steam. % pounds; vacuum, - inches.
At (, she was making IL 30 100 revolutions. Steam,
81 pounds. The thermometer showed the temperature
follows; On deck, ~; ire-room. l22 engine-r0om,
IS. At O'Clock she making lG 40 100 revolutions.
Steam q pounds.
At {, the Algonquin was making II 20 100 revolu
tions. Steam. 20 pounds. Air On deck, co. irerooIn,
l22: engine room. 30.
AT 10 the Algonquin was making Is revolutions with
~ pounds steam.
AIGnNnLIN g LOG REnM MInNIGuI 10 A gAT-
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-25


sncb later day and at such hour on such ater asy
NAV allow "a hours from the landing o. Coion VI VI"
mails from Southampton. ..
Arrirals-At Wellington, IN I2O hours Hon 'h' ''"-'
OF departure from Panama. =. s.r,,ro
At Panama, in 72O hoofs from tno 'i"0 " N'P
from Wellington. .r, 40 r,oto this
In the event of the Company filling 70 max VIE
time they are TO paw fine Of flOO FOR every tWeh!
four hours delay but the fine payable never 70 eAceea
the sum Of 80 625 and they are 70 receive pohus
RlOO for every twenty four hours Dy wDich tnc naNo
shall be delivered within the time specihed.
We are IN hopes now that the two OOYerhmentsC "
New. Zealand and New South Wales have agreed WIZ
the Company that line will be In operation by the con
nencement of 1866.
NEW LINE BETWEEN PANAMA AND SAN fkANCiSeo'
From The Panama Star, ST pt. To- .
By our Guatemala exchanges we observe tnat I Ina'
Government has entered into contract win Don
Crisanto Medina 70 open new lire Oh steamers iro
Panama to San Francisco, touching at the ports OF
Guatemala The line IL 10 be monthly Tor wnch ina.
Government pays a subsidy OF sl2OOO per annuin anu
if semimonthly 81. 600 more 1t is TO be opened IN
three years from the LIST Of January lo66 and the con-
tract Il TO have effect for years from the estaosn'
ment Of the line.
The NAVAL FORCE OF CHILL.
From the Panama star.
The memorial of the Marine Departments mas ueeh
presented to Congress and the publc. FROM IL VIC
learn that the Chian naval force Is about 10 DC
ed by the addition of corvettes OF tuns eacn
of nine guns of heaviest caiber. The fertilization OF
the undefended parts Of the coast Is being pushed on
with yigor and wonderful stimulus IS Deing gwen 70
naval affairs by the enterprise and zeal Of tue present
minister
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-25
BAmA.
Passage of the Ordinance Aboiish'ns
Siavery-Three Votes in the Negative
The Rights OF Freedmen-The state
Divided into Six Congregational Dis
trfcts.

MONTGOMERY Ala. Friday. Sept. p, 1865:
The following ordinance, reported by speclal
committee was passed by the Convention this after
noon after long and full discussion. eghtyuine yot-
ing in the affirmative and three in the negative:
BE ordained by the people Of the State Of Alabama In con-
venion assembled That the Institution Of Slavery has been
destroyed State Of Alabama hereafter there shall oe
neither Slavery involuntary serytHde In this state other
wise than for the punhmen OF crime whereof the party
shall be duly convicted.
And be Il further ordained. That the Constitution be
amended by striking out all provisions in relation to slaves aud
Slavery.
Ind be IL further ordained That shah be the duty OF the
Legislature it, session 10 pass such Laws VIII protect
of this State in the full enjoyment Of all their
rights person aud property and guard them and the state
all evil that arise from their slddrn emancipation
Another ordinance has been introduced granting 10
freedmen the ghs of holding property and testiiyng
in courts OF Justice.
MONTGOMERY Ala Saturday, Sept. %, lo6J.
The Convention has passed Or finance dividing the
State into six Congressional Districts
The Committee on the Secession Ordinance will re-
port early next week
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-25
The Boyd's Kill Murder Confession of the
Nurdercrs.
PnTsBURGH, Sept. "a, 1865.

PIITsBURGH, Sept q, IS05.
The mystery of the Boyds Hill murder was
partially cleared mp to-day by the voluntary confession
Of Benjamin Bernhart Mareschal, German, wko
states that in August last be and another German
named August Fiecke met in NewYork q German
emigran whose rame they did not learn, molder by
trade that the three came to Pittsburgh on an emf
grant train: and while ON tue road out Mareschal and
Frecke believing the stranger to be possessed Of
large amount of money conceived the idea OF murder
ing him. which accomplished Vu their arrival here.
by inducing the stranger 10 visit Boyds Hill where
Mareschal lived; the conflict short and decisive,
Frecke sabbing him three times and Marescha at the
same time striking him the head with an iron bar.
Frecke has so made voluntary statement in which
he tries TO throw dscredt part of Mareschas state
ment for the purpose of fexoapang himself The con-
fessions created Intense excitement throughout the
city and crowds OF people oostlucted the streets on the
passage Of the prisoners to the Jail
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-25
Testimonial 10 Cnpt. Robert w. Grace,
Commander Of the Steamship Erin.

At a meeting Of the cabin passengers OF tho
steamship Erin, held at sept 81 Ambroso snow esq, I'D
the chair, and ID. Mcmahon esq Secretary, the following
address, motion Of D. MeMahon, esq, was unsn'mOu'y
voted to DO presented to Capt. Robert W. Grace eoa
OF the said vessel:
DEAR SIR: We the undersigned, the CABIN psi n,
board OF the steamship Inn nov on the eve o' our -, 49,.
the port of New ORR cannot su1sr The present
cape without addr,s Inc 10 NOu onr gltel"
OF your oihc.rike abilities and zeal as oI yo" r. bsrdl
bearing during the pt tenpsstnous voyHsr; ,hs iin,
,.c,. Jea, sir 90 recall 70 your MIND the Nloen'
storms this noble ship underwent durig nus o. ~ hcb i'm
-, ~ nv hose terrible gales o head "nus en in
~ . -. ~ ,bis due vessel so nineh Deoyha ne ac0us
~ -. =, ...,ss These facts exist IN tne hihu VI o'eiJ
~ ~ h pudsryrpt them Bu our dehghiul TASK CON
80. ,,or, psrrularly IN expressing 20 you our siat
~ vour earnest real ~hi'h lhdnced you uuiik VI"
preemt"n o vii as day deny yonrsef rest aud iood
houIs o aseI an the supervision Of the navigation
s daring the most trying emersen.y oil the storm;
1 your @ ~ ~ fc that with you, Sir IN command sna
y, your noble ship his life, under the care oil oe-
uign Providence was sale. ,.,,x b.suh
n n,a.nerity the future and most cheeruy suosctioo
ourselves your sincere friends - Gas, ch,u.,
ID. MCMAHON, Secretary
and by 45 cabin passengers.
At the said meeting and subsequent to the Aforesaid aenon
The following remarks were made by Mr. l.. Toptz oil New
York: He said be authoredto on behalf o aoou'
80 aees the cabin and their sincere tnaAs
Can't, Robert rnce for his Kind permission 70 celebrate TIE
ceremonies of their New Year 566 board OF td Vesse
portion thereof allotted to them Tree ion nse"PA""
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-25
GREAT sIE fM,iiiP
INufNr TufAf.
I---.r-L
:~4o1n. .roo,eriS lxp viyoosri prnscr-
........,.,...''''.'.'''.''''.. -. .

"Tn Tn. ktDo.QriS ANp wirootKi piRtcr-
-
TlrorcItsmrut Wls indeed gfolt all day long. The
rcfson. " Lo 80 on b1lr - cs vessels will do the en-
necrs ON watch favor D., h,rllns cot ~ TIE engine
ro,in as b. interfere sadly $50 thc.r duties. and Win
tic thermometer ranging 10 nl NJ lU0 tleY desire al
the esh uir they can get Il 'y want 20 see an en-.
riuc luft lac tie Wn0o.ts let t'em 90 on board OF
any oi cur terry boats. Itc A.goLluins can be seen
bcitrr from deck than below. Gentlemen. please Keep
ont 4 size engine while the engine s in motion
From appoafnaccs Il things at 10 o'clock yesterday
morning. tho Algonquin was preparing - give tAe
Wunosh D. q beat Algonquin riocA went up man!
pr cent. Wlfoossl ioI
Daring thc afternoon tie crowd Increased so mat by
sundoNu nealy lO 90 people lad seen the racers AZ
sludoun all PERSONS not connected WIN ttc yesseis
were requested 90 leave the docf which they dd wlL
eeming fcucinure Betting was freely lndulg'd ln
aal 70 great was the desire 20 see The logs oi ne vessels
and ~D mloruuate were some oi these individuals INA"
on both yerc- they were forced 10 place guard over
tae eutraucc 90 the curia0 room. Tie Algonquin hnl
u host OF hackcrs nud size certainly made rPehdld
show large pile oi coal lee piled up on the dock Ia
her credit enough make poor man feel comorinDle
for Elk weeks. Mr. pckerson feels very confident oi
M succe.- but fres the idea Of being forced 10
lio n The dock At o'clock be was li2 turus (by
counter ahead II Mr. I-hcrrood
Tic following table shows tAc results hourly rom 10
O'Clock Yesterday morang 90 o'clock last evening:
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-25
FH0M FORTRESS MONROE.
Schooner Eunit One Man Losi-Personal
Marine Items.
TOnTREss MONROE, Friday, Sept. %,

TOHTREss MONHOE, Fflday, sept g, Is65.
The steamer Creole, from New-York and
bound 30 Norfolk. into schooner laden with coal
last night off the fortress and sunk her in iathons of
wafer One man was lost. The captain and the rest
0i the schOoners were taken 10 Norfolk by the
Creole
Commodore Radford's flagship Malvern arrived.
Surgeon Pines, Medical Inspector United States
Army. is here on an inspecting tour
steamer sylvan Shore sailed for Fredericksburg.
lhe schooner sunk by the Creole the John Am
mesick vi UaliImnrc.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-25
Conflict of Authority in Louisiana-Arres;s
by The Provos,.uarshaI Of Freedmen.

SHREVEPORT, La. : irday, Sept. 80 Ices.
The Provost Marshal q Freedmen has ar
rested the Judge, Sheriff Dlstrct-Attorney and the
Jury of tho Tenth Judicial District, for trying negro
on the charge Of larceny. The Superintendent OF
the Freedmen says jurisdiction over negroes during the
existing Interpretation Of the civil law belongs excu'
syely to his bureau The Judge gives notice OF an
appeal.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-25
Arrival Of tir. Coifax.

The Hon. Schuyler Colfax, Speaker of the
House Of Representatives. who has been travelling in
TIE Pacific countries arrived in New-York on Friday.
The Speaker accompanied by Lieut-Goy Bross
Of Illinois and Mr.. Bowles OF The Springfield Rsps6I'
can. lie goes West to day.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-25
FROM NEw-ORLEASs.
State Election 90 be Held Nov. 0-uoye-
nents OF Cem. schurz, Osierhaus
and NiOcum.
NEW ORLEAYs, FRIDAY. Sci

NEW ORLEANS, Friday. Sept o. 1865.
Gov. Wells proclamation calling for the elcc-
ton Of COngressncn and state officers for the 1rst
Monday If November, was issued to-day.
Gen. Carl ScLurz hos arrived from inspecting tour
in the interior Of Georgia and Mississippi en- route
North.
Gen Osterlnus has assumed command Of the Depart
ment of Mississippi. Gen. Socum has gone North.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-25
IN LOG PROM MIDNIGHT To 8 A. NJ, SAT-
trRDAY.

RtwDks-3:3j a. H.. blew out the glass waergauge
in starhoard boiler.
Crank pin oi the watereirculatng engine hot;
cooled IL OF.
> 20 a. m.-Part ~ Joint in s'lrboard steam.pipe
blew ou.. Repaired ~ driving IN pine wood wedges.
At si3 O'Clock the engine stopped instantly, and
without any warning IL found that the nut on The
valve stem Of the cutoff Was loose. IL was screwed
up quickly and at ie the engine was again put IN mo-
ton.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-25
The English Tourists.

BUFFALO. Saturday, sept. %, Ieto
The English capitalists and their friends
arrived here this morning and were received by the
Mayor and the Board of Trade They went on an ex.
curslon on the tGe this afternoon aud they viii be
given a grand binquet at the Til House this even
ing They leave afterward on a special train for the
Falls and on Monday leave there for Cleveland.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-25
Death Of United States Consul Mckee
at Panama.
EX-PRESIDENT BARRIOS SHOT.
TEE REVELATION In PERU.

The steamship New-York, Capt. Tinklepaueh
from Aspnva with the mails passengers aud treasure
from California, arrived at this port Saturday morn.
lug. The New.York sailed from Aspnwall at { "a
o'clock on the evening Of the 10th inst. making the
run in the unparalleled time Of days. IL hours and 30
minutes Tie following is the specie list OF the New
Npr
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-25
To the Associs,ed Press.
WASHINGTON. Sept. "a, leC:.
CoI- TUkI IAHus

The statement lately made in the Eastern
papers regarding the case Of Col j. Cushing Edwards
sd Massachusetts Volunteers, are incorrect That of
ficer was summaIy dismissed without trial by the
War Department some months ago. but on his apnlca.
ton was allowed trial by Court Martial which Is not
vet
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-25
Steamboat Explosion Lives Eost.

LoUIsviLLE, Saturday, Sept. o. ICES
The boiler of the steamboat NOlkesblatt ex.
ploded this afternoon creating considerable excite
nent. Only one person was injured and he slightly
Inc damage was slight.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-25
Fire Near Philadelphia.

II PmIADELPHA Sept. D. 1906.
The woolen mill OF Bishop Il Kelly, on
Chestnut Hl thus city. destroyed by fire last
night. Loss sU5,OOO.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-25
and BY 45 cabin passengers.
American institute Fair.

The managers propose IN addition To the many at
fractions already offered 20 give series of musical
tertainments Some of best oiganiss and pianits
will perform the panoortes, parlor organs, &C., on
exhibition. The first Of these entertainments viii bo
given to day at 4 p 10.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-25
Nou-Arriyai Of the Moravinn.

FATHER POM, &. f., Sept 1880 N.
There are no signs of the Moraylan, from
Liverpool lltb via Londonderry l5tb now due of this
point.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-25
TnR STEAMBOAT RACE.
To n, Fditor e( The n. y. Tribune.

To IA, Tditor II The n. Y. Trfbune.
II o'cloc. =. NJ, sTrAMEa ALGONQUIN Sept. q, 1865.
By carcessly shutting the ieed-yalye' on the
boilers Of the Algonquin branch Of the feedpipe was
ruptured which allowed the feed-water TO escape ana
made II necessary To draw fires and stop. Inc race
began at p Friday and tie WinooSki TOOK more
coal than she was entitled to- agreeing to pay II paeA
IN time. allowed hcr to run ahead with the coal ana
accumulated large quantity to the credit oi the Asoh
quin. At last evening had permitted the Winoosh
10 go 9CO revolutions ahead when began to burn my
600 pounds of coal hour. but not my accumulated
pile. Tonight. when tho accident TO tho feedpipo
happened the Algonquin had oyesiaken and passed 'ho
Wiuooski, and beating her 40 revolutions an hou,
w am average for the laet 20 hours; although was not
Lonnd TO run because tho Wiroosh had failed 10 max
Is revolutions minute which was the condition OF ,nc
Iss ~ b'NnI'"'-s'f
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-25
Returning Troops.

bINIVN' NtTt Il, ItVJ.
The steamer Concorda. from New-Orleans,
arrived here to-day with the 3st Massachusetts Regl
mpnt.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-25
Locomotive Explosion at Chicago-Two
Persons Killed, and Several severely
Injured.
CMcAGo. Satnrday. Sent. 23. ls65.

A locomotive belonging to the North Western
Railroad exploded in this city this forenoon. killing the
engineer aud q woman named Mrs. Dyer, and wound
ing several others Of whom two are fatally.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-25
AIeoaqlLn......gll b. wIaoo..i. -
nlnernnce .....-. 200

HlH1TIs-Eveffthln fhuu thc enflnr Wo-kiag MIS-
hctorily. Tie draft st very Ioci. No noisc. jar or
ar yihinF unpleasant
Admiral GfcsolT was The ground during tie
morning. looking on. NJ Usnby irosidinc over the
engines Tie crowd q tf.ciht.rs numbered several
iundred The cars running ncar tho dock having llss
uy lsarlre the ili.opinc description.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-25
We now give Tie winooskis log from midnight to g

N7WaTif.-NUtHlrT OF Iulc Ucc1Iftu on UOtIu UI IHt
vessel Tie engineers Of tie several watches report
A" the draft very poor"
About o'clock tie results ~ revolutions from each
vessel bad been looted np follows;
Algouqun's average revolutions per minute. l3 BlOO
Wnooahls average revolutions pr mute u t9lC0
Dutiug Sunday night the Algonquin worked ahead
with rupidy which surprised every one. she gained
on the luoosk $50 revolutions making % times from
~ to II revolutions per minute. Al yi3 sunday morn
ing the counters stood thus;
Alg0gquin......3i 7.- Wiuooshi. hi......--35 -350-s
Difference ..ru
At ocl0ck the AlgonguI's friends claim that she
hns 3 geo % of coal AHEAD oi tle Winoosi uuconumed.
Tie Algonquin report. lcak around bC n the lower
stem chest bonnet Dickcrou il using o a. tie cyH-
der. To log shows that from & to noon the steam
eccentric working bot. also 10th sldes. Tie whole
casting q feed AID blso pumps working badly on ts
foundations.
9al-kep1ring leak in steam pipe 90 steam gauge.
10 a. mAvcfnginr Do revolutions on ~ y OF steam.
Record OF the WnoosA from midnight To ~ a. IL.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-25
Algonquin ahead

,r Dicker-on still AT hls post Mr. sherwood came
down st before our reporter left The test tuu7 ia
shows a remarkable coincidence IN the power oil DOM
vessels 1t viii he close match
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-25

THE SING SING BOAT RAcE.-lnspector Car
peufcr has detailed 90 men, under Capt Steers 81 tpe
Thirteenth Precinct to attend the boat race ~ Sing
Sing to day The Harbor Police Boat convey the men
10 Sing sing They have been furnished In pursuance
Of requsition made upon Inspector Carpenter y tie
A gent OF the State Prison
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-25
LIME

The census returns of 100 represent 7i3 es.
Establishments for The mnnlflnuncture of lime IN tie
United States n that year, with invested capital of
g. 4sO J3li paying for raw material g. OjLg0ii fcT
lubor e. ll3 s3 employing lO5 hands. and producing
for the year ending June l. lsC0 a. s2C.5y3.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-25
MINOOs.IH TIIOND.

LOsuIt by COuHI'r Uuu Uy tlCh NVH''I VIHIV -,
1v'nn,,u 7ls
, 1865-06-12

IAs the sdtctnd read. spd 1estn th.. +--s.rt and
:9sls;1 seGsa sGta s,sa aaa So
raton melancholy mel taouths. de5-s..,1a Ct spsrit1,
hnse;v ,Aa,az H. eonsn1.ee q ennoiin9a. s mai Ia
Pr, kays: NE phy1tct1n1 rq si-e 70 ee toId
fsNof gour aiseA.e- the FNpLI-n 1sorAxtu Pnssl,Ax
eaaele. h. ID describe tSe disa:as wthout sny 10.
La1aaaon from The patient t, e1rlIn ~ or1gtnA
s.n,e md p euasansee a sue and xhHt y ne:e
yoT eaa b: eurpa u mol: iii. ~ s.us yonr saana
10 says yt1 t1rense TINS. tr,uAs And dIaarp1ost- s
~; + Wi hs.,th. and xh.t i o..ss than
u VII ave ,oas nae 17o.n ,cs 1,:. sso1seasa ~ p
Raphse he Eaxrah so,anle In5tt.laa. never tailed
5et 70 ake pez Ct cu,e nf I'll 1veF; s1e1s -
M:s sns IT, g. x3,naa i as. rfa91t T a.,
covu7 Of :. posulu No arsas r..soas inch u ana.
ne n.1 yoai. opin, 1 or ~ ones Ro4o9a :.9 Eo
Vegetables Botanical Aaned1es are ul=d 6y him. Hi
Rtn7edlfs cure tas tnnst obstlnsie and dangerous
ron she systs1 Il, or.ef1 have nied.-Eedto,i
.ctTsdi H4 Preventive ts innocent aud sais. Il oos
WITHOUT alcknesa exposure azd is certain IN -
etct got only ntsyea!s from having children but
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