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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-03-09
NOTICES.

STE1-F up VERMONT, plslL ~. ,S ~
~ ra,rnsven S.. The Probate 0o"'' '' '
piss 10y ~, ,srs ms tntsrested IN the stiet de-
=. y Cara IA, Lite Of Pouney' in 'S1 G S"
cease authority OF the State Of Vermont ont Prov HGS
ny tue u" not'ded TO AZ pear before NV ~ Teton,
are hS,ep go, AZ the Probate nee "a saTch A.
bate Souri ,rist. on the l4th day OF m% INV the
N ~ - sbow cause, fay you hAFvcr of the
~ 20 ~ ~ AionEo Howe, asmn = ~ allo wed,
49,. NJ all deceased should estate should
~ ~, y,Sv he residue OF sa'uG ed thereto
aim II ed he par sdst,iet, this nth
~nat.d A. Casle. on "a 81"
H"'FI .. brl,ary. A y lSso'uNvyE Reg,ater
5souMiSsIONERS' NoTlCE,;M1 -, n.
,aersiqned, having been appolH'SVG, ~ AZ rr a
~ Probate Court for the District OF ~, AZ
n;ss;orers 10 receive, examine anu 'ul a.
~ a,J demands Of all persons as''ai3
s taniao - Sr,rner. late o PrttloiH, ~ ea SS
lam I'm. Sscrased hereby give notice thAt we WI WI
u.s. u.s. a. the purpose Of examining ana allow
nee Ia claims AZ the dweluug house OF ca o.
A. Iitchoocs, in Pittsior on the lsSI 'S1aS
~ March and june next from one O'CLOCK T. M
s1ntI SIX o'clock P. NJ, each OF sara Gays, an
fhat six months from the 3th day Of fehruAlN
n lsG5 ,s THE time limited by SAID O"ut
-, said creditors to present their said claims q
NJ Tor examination and allowance. 49,,
"a -Dated Pittsford, VT, this 9th day OF feoru
- - SH KELLOGG, lCsmr's
ft VIM B, SHAW,
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BIOKRENE

cures Impotenoy, General Debility, Nervous In
capac ty DssRel STA d press on, Lo of Appe.
tit, L W Spi it, Weak ess of the Organs of
eiauon, Ennn. 1t h IS a most delightfuD, dssra-
bic a. d novel eff Ct up,n the Nerv,us System;
and all who are IN any way prostrated by ner-
vo' dis bihhes are earnest advised to seek
aratiJn,
Persons who, by impruience, have lost their
Natu a Vlgor, will fiud speedy and permanent
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-03-09

TESTIMONIALS.
al regard Mr.. Eddy as one OF the nsOst capable
and sscoessttll practitioner with whom have had
official intercourse"
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
"I have no hesitation in assuring inventors
that they cannot employ person more cOnlpetsHt
and tTtst-tVOTthy, and more capable OF putting
their applications in a form TO secure for hem an
early and favorable consideration at the Patent
Office"
EDMUND BURKE,
Latl Commissioner OF Patents.
"Mr. r. II. Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN
applications on all but ONE of which patents have
been granted, and that is nos0 pending. Such
unmistakable proof of great talent and ability on
his part leads me to recommend all inventors TO
apply to him to procure their patents, as they
may be sure of having the most faithful attention
bestowed on their cases, and at very reasonable
charges" JOHN TAGGART.
During eight months, the subscriber, in the
course Of his large practice, made t0iee rejected
applications SIXTEEN APPEALS, EVERY
ONE of which was decided in his faror by the
Commissioner of Patents.
R. Il. EDDY.
Boston, Jan. /, 1865. l:wlyr
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BIOKRENE

The Feeble the .Lausui1, the Despa;ring, the
Old 81 Oul give this valuable discovery tris !;
it vii be iour totally different from all other
arnc es fr he same u pose.
TO FEMALES THIS pr uaration invalua-
bic in NO vou weakness es Of al kinds, as il will
restore the wasted strength wi b wonderful per-
m tnenCe =.
is also q grand tonic aud will give relief in
Dyspepsia with the first do e. A brief persist
enoe n is usa will renovate the 8 ON CHI to a
degree of erfect health, and bani.h Dyspepsia
one Dollar per Bottle, or six Bot es for Is.
so q oY drugglsts generally. .+-.#..
M NJ " eX ess anywhere, by addressing
n iChlNGS & HILLYER, Proprie ors
S:eowIy 81 Cedar Straat New YoTTk
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-03-09
AGENTS,

RosTON @. Goodwin & Co. ,
~Hw YORK. Demas, Barnes & Co.
RALTIMORE-s. 3. Hanee.
PfITsBUt GH-Dr. &c rye II. Keyser, g.
CINClNNATI-F. E. Sure & Co, and J. ID
Park. .....F
CHTcAGo-Lord Smith, and H. .seovil.
ST LoUIS-Col'ins Bros
SAN FRANCISCO Hostetter. Smith Dean
Also, sold by all Druggists and Dealers. Ally
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-05
MONDAY, Sept. ,'-P. ".

Gold opened at 1873, but Immediately rallied to
l444, at which price it remained strong the closing
Iric9 was l4i4.
Government bonds were very active on the Euro
pean news, and the 5-2Os have advanced 80 lO7,
for the old issue and 1866 for the new. The
balance of the list was firm.
Miscellaneous shares were dull and show Am
proyement, with the exception Of Cumberland,
which was in active demand at As. State bonds
were strong: Tennessee 6s, 75l; Missouri 6s ~.
The Railway share list has been strong and very
active. The reported purchase On Saturday OF
2S 1000 shares Erie by the parties interested in the
present direction, and their continued large pur-
ehases to-day, have given great buoyancy 10 the
stock. and the balaace of the list has sympathized
with the movement. The issue of the election, il
is said continues uncertain, as over one-haf Of
the stock is held on English accounts and the party
10 arrive tomorrow are supposed TO control the
proxies on the same, and come prepared TO make
vigorous fight for a change in the direc-
tion Of the road; but the party in power are
confident that they VIII be able 20 maintain their
position. The favorable bank statement also had
its influence on the market, and all the leading
shares continued in demand by strong buyers.
Ohio and Mississippi Certificates did not maintain
their advance; large number Of sellers appeared,
and they broke TO 2Si after the Board. Michigan
Southern, Reading, Cleveland and Pittsburgh, and
Rock Island continued in active demand. large
number of shorts remain uncovered, and stocks are
in active borrowing demand. At the Second Board
prices improved; Erie sold at 81; Michigan South
ern, 81; Rock Island, 10.
The closing prices we're: New-York Central,
93I; Erie, 81; Hudson, llOf; Reading, lO13;
Michigan Southern, GG5; Cleveland and Pittsburgh,
73l; Cleveland and Toledo, 1881 Rock Island 10;
North Western, 293; the Preferred, G4i; Ohio
and Mississippi Certificates, ISL Cumberland, Az
Canton. 4Ol; Pittsburgh and Fort Wayne, 49,
Foreign Exchange continues dull. We renew
our last quotations, at which bills are weak; Bank
ers Sterling, 60 days, 1907 olO9s; Bankers ster-
ling, days lO92; Merchants Sterling, 1884 lOSs
Francs long date, j17l 05.l6li Francs, short date
5.l5G5l3l.
Freights are irmer. The engagements to Liy-
crpool, per steamer, are 10000 bushels Wheat at
Old. and ], 500 boxes Cheese at 4Os To London,
per steamer, 24OO bbls Flour on private terms. To
Glasgow, per steamer, 500 boxes Cheese at 4Os.
A Norwegian brig was chartered with $4,000 busAeie
Wheat TO Peuarth Roads per orde7 at Is. 80.
The business Of the Sub-T7easury was; Receipts,
n, 1875, 39j 55--foI Customs $56jOOV; Payments J
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-05
Our HOME.RETURNING HEROES


A formal reception was accorded the 47th
New.York State Veteran Volunteer Infantry yester-
DIV bv the 9Th Washington Grays and some other
friends Of the regiment. As announced IN The 1RIB-
IsR the 47th Regiment arrived In this city on Sunday
last and was stationed al the Battery Barracks Yes
terday at o'clock about 300 men OF the sth Washing
ton Grays marched TO the Battery and escorted the
47th up Broadway 10 the city Hall, where they were
reviewed by the Mayor.
The order OF the march follows: Drum Corps
and Band seven Companies OF the Washington Grays.
Drum Corps the nth Passing the City Hall they
were greeted with the acclamatiOns Of 1900 peo
Die who thrOngcd the steps and lined the route enthui
asticaly waving hats, handkercheis and everything
else available as the bronzed and manly forms marched
along
The torn flags and shattered flag stats which were
carried the line spoke volumes for the proves and
bravery Of the gannt fellows who followed them in the
hurting storm OF well in the hacyon days Of
peace.
They then marched up Broadway to Fonrteenth.st
into Fiiihaye. 10 Twenty third.st., thence 90 the
wharf where they LEFT for Harris Island 10 be paid and
mustered out OF service
Frequent cheers greeted them along Broadway.
NEARLY A RIOT.
Previous 10 the formation Of the line at the Battery
Barracks. drunken soldiers began 10 fight among
themselves which fray nearly resulted in riot How
ever, no harm done. with the exception Of few
bruises aud scratches the sufferers being the becose
gentlemen to whom We have alluded.
THE FORTY EIGHTH SEw-YoRK REGraEST.
The 4sth New.YoTk Regiment Volunteers. Col VIM
b. Coan, stationed No Raleigh. y. c.. were % be mus.
tered out Of the United States service Saturday last
and will leave for this city at They expected
To arrive here to-day tomorrow. The regiment was
raised in Brooklyn In lr6l, by Col Perry and is the
last regiment 10 leave the service that belonged 10
Amcs's Second Division. Tenth Army Corps.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-05
The Nooseiand Goid-Mining Speculation
Examination Continued.

The preliminary examination in the case of
the Mooseand Gold Property and the alleged swindle
Of Mr. L. 5. Barrett OF this city Of $4,000 by Mr.. An.
thony Of Worcester, Mass, was continued yesterday
morning at the Tombs. before Mr.. Justice Bowling
The examination had been going on last month, but
was adjourned to yesterday, when the first witness ex
amined was
Mr. VIM. Barnes. who testified as follows-I reside
in Halifax, Nova Scotia am mining surveyor and
engineer and very we'll acquainted with the property
known the MOoseland properly, having visited II in
july lsG2 with the intention Of mining there but on
inspection determined to have nothing to do with it,
subsequently,, however. became connected with IL IN
October 1902 Superintendent Of the Quarthcrushng
MILL II comprised eight threequarter areas granted by
the Government; at that time there three log
cabins quartzcrushng mill with four sampers driven
by wafer power and some mining tools the property
the value VI the entire stock was about CIV VI ESQ;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-05
TIE Chicago ReDu6iican Of Friday says:

TIE Chicago Republican of Friday says:
The money market is still reported close and firm
by nearly all the leading discount houses. The supply
is not equal TO the demand, and there II good deal
more paper offering for discount than the banks
willing to take. Legitimate business paper. however
is in TAKEN but outside paper is difficult to
negotiate any terms. The current rate Of interest
is ten per cent"
Tie boston Traveller says:
The week closes as II began. so far az the money
market is concerned The supply Of currency continues
large and the demand for 1t is comparatively small
Borrowers of good standing who have the right kinds
of security to Offer furnished with the of loose
capital for short periods OF time at s1 per cent interest
Three and four months of the first class are passed In
the open market eight and seven and the shorter
dates at the banks, at six and half per cent The
rate for one year certificates of Indebtedness about
eight per The pubic securities are IN good de
mand and there are steady calls for bank. factory
railroad land and mining shares"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-05

market is firmer. sales Of 00C0 at Ia 0l3tc. for
Western, and l5i a l5ic. for City.
WOOL-Sinee the public sale o. last week we have
had very quiet market for both Domestic and Foreign
feeces: prices. however are very firm, and holders
generally refuse to sell unless at an Improvement
WHISKY-The market opened firm, but closed dnl
and heavy; sales of SIS bbs at 81 2jGs2 &c for West
erne the latter rate for small lots.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-05

The changes in the Bank Statement for the
week are as follows: Loans, increase, s2,l3O,6iS
Specie decrease 81 J69, S3l; Circulation, increase
$j77 $40; Deposits, increase, 81 2,6oi; Legal
Tenders, increase, 1901 AS.
JABLt Of The Loans Specie Circulation and Depo'ii in ''
Banks Of the Cy Of Nei0 York for he ueek sHdin9 Sdt
uyddy September 2, 1863 30 uhot ~ alfred The edp'fd
of rrrf ys1uE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-05
o., 80, l67 lS-on account Of Loan, $7Oo,ocoi
Balance, $50, 289, 536 "a.

Money continues very abundant at 400 per cent
with occasional transactions at per cont iho
amount of capital seeking employment continues
very large, and brokers are pressed to take iAeo
amounts at low rates.
The following are the principal changes IN the
items of the statement of the Public DEBT GATED
August 81 as compared with the statement Of july
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-05
STEALING PRAYER BooKs.-An aged and re-

STEALING PRAYER BO0KS.-An aged and re-
specially dressed man was yesterday caught by Mr.
Bathasar Waller Of the attaches OF Trinity Church.
the of stealing number Of prayer books from the
sacred edifce On being taken before Justice Hogan
at the Tombs, he refused to give bis NAME and was
therefore committed under the with which most
of our law students are familiar John Doe" Books
to the amount Of $500 have lately been stolen from the
church. and the prisoner is supposed to have taken
them
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"iIbIiAh'D u
For steerass passage apply to No. 20 Broadway.
NEPTUNE STEAMSHIP Co.'S LINE.
~ DATIY FOR PROVIDENCE DIRECT.

Conss,iny of the folowingnew and splendid steamera;
TLECTRA Capt. J. w. Nye; GALATEA. Capt w. N
Tones; OCEANUS Capt. VIM. Young. - ~,
One the above magnificent steamers VIII eaVe ier no.
27 North River foot Of Robinsonst Daily Sundays e1'
ceptedl at 5 o'clock p N. , r.r
" Connecting Providence with the ''io a. H. ia i0
Boston.
rS- Freight taken at Propeller Rates. -.
C1These steamers unsurpassed IN their arranHeeHs
for the comfort and safety Of passengers and their facilities Tor
the transportation OF Freight.
10 after retiring for the night are not disturbed
III, hey arrive in Providence hour early enough 20 Sc
cure seats Of desred the rs accommodation tram iof
Boston. =
For information in regard Freight &C. apply to lSAAC
ODFI,I, General Freight Agent Pier No. Y, n. X.
For Tickets Staterooms &c, apply TO the Ceh on oofd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-05
DEOPLE's LINE for ALBANY and TROY

l. F9R ALBAsY-Ihe steamer ST. JOHN lesve. on NJ,
M0ND on Tuesdays, Thar.days and Sagrsay. nsH-
PM. from Per No ~ North River foot of C,n ''e0t
For IROY-The steamer VANDERBILT lesvs.nns.
Iesays sRa nnS,,a ga ana the KIP vAswSKIE.
Pier No ~, North River, foot OF Wstts.s, u H'a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-05
NETWORK and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
1865. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT i''"
COMMENCING MAY 10, lee'
rp,,Ss rrIVr NETWORK:

Passenger Station In NewYork, corner Iwen ":!r,h,.
and Fourth-ave Entrance on Iweu'y'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-05
TINTED STATES MAIL LINE FOR CALI

l FORNIA VIA IsTqMTIs OF PANAMA
Ts Atlantic Mail Steamship Co viii dispatch Steamers
semimouthly at noon from the Companys new and commo'
dious Pier No. 49, North River, foot OF CanaI'st'
DEPARTURES
Gan, I6 ........ OCEAN QUEEN..............SIoc
tConnecting at Panama with Golden city, ,,.
Oct 2.,.,..........NEW. YORK. ...".... Iinhepausn
ting at Pnssms with Colorado
D. ,;uh, ~ n,ss,Ss snnlvto ID. Is. ALLEN,
r""e's"''' psf No. Bowling Green.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-05
LNRIE RAILWAY. Trains leave Depot foo.

ERIE RAILWAY.-Iralns leave Depot foot
~ of Cham ber.-st., via Payonis Ferrs.
a. M, Day Express for Cansnc.sua Rochensr b,fLa.
Salamanca and West Connects Buffalo with Lske shore
aud Great Western Railway.
$3.50 a H., Milk and Way Train. daily, to Otsvile
10 a m Express Mail, Tor Buffalo. connecting WITH L.s
Shore Railway. 49,
4om Way Train for Port Jervis and Newbrrgh
SD NJ Nirht Express for Canandaisua Rochester blfts
Salamanca and West
IN Lightning Express, daily, for Csnsndags Rocas
ter. Buffalo Salamanca, Dunkirk- and West Connecns
Buffalo with Lake Shore and Grand Trunk kaway, aa<
salamanca with Atlantic and Ores. Western Rsilsg.
So m Emigrant Train daily Tor Buffalo, Salamanca Das'
ARK and West $500. ,,,,,,, =, -,s. Nv.
wv R. BARR Genl Pass Agent, New-York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-05

Bogus 81 greeDbaeks arc very plentiful in
TJU AID VICINITY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-05

PE1NOLEt m-ine HhFkcl ~ more hclNo anu ~
frrner; we quote Crude at 2c Refined in bond, at "a
a55c and do. free. at 73d7ic
RICE-East India style arodul and heavy but Car
olina is scarce and firm at l2c.
SUGAR-Raw sugars are moderately active and
firm; sales Of $50 hid Cgba at I2GlJici Refined are
firm at 1879, and zoe Hards.
SRTD-Cloyer Seed is dull and nominal. Rough
FeI Seed is in good demand at s. 1OGS2 u. Timothy
Seed is steady at sj4s5 80
TALLQW-Ibe demand continues 5000 and The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-05
CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT

FOR BOSTON,
WORCESTER, PALMER, FTTCHBrpo u,sur,
LOWELL, CONCORD. THE WHITE M0iJyra.TnSusS 4
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS 'A"'-'@
Thenew and stannch steamers Of the Norw,chlr.
CITY OF BOSTON and CITY OF NEW Y0RK
leave New York daily Sundays excepted az oelo~.
from Pier No. 80 North River, foot Of Ve,,rv :. ~
FOR NEW.LONDON
there connecting with the Steamboat Exprss. Tain so
abovs points, via Norwich and Worce.,s Boston ,nS ~
cester aud Nashua and New london .nd Non.
Railroads.
Freight taken 1t the lowest rates For Information ,0o
of :. MARTIN Agent on IN. P'ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-05
1S6!5 FOR LAKE SUPERIOR. 100;

One the new and swim steamers MFrPor = OOOi
BIC. will leave CLEVELAND Ohio eyery MINI
DETROIT Mich TUESDAY on GRAND PIp .s, ~
all other points Lake Superior Room, .ss, 'nore nd
J. h. WHITING Co, Detroit. W. Ns'sAne
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Ocean Cleaners.

OPPOSITION LINE to CALIFORNIA
~ On the 10th of every month reduced prices for Sep
tember. 80
First Class, second Clasi lhIa Ol"s'
$3.50 xl75. 800.
The Central American Transit Company will dispatch from
piay No 30 North River the good steamship ERICSSON,
Cant, A b. Lowber on WEDNESDAY, September 20, at
noon at the above low prices.
f0' B. n CARRINGTON, Agent, No. 1T westst
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RAILROAD ofNEW-JPPSPy

CENTRAL RAILROAD ofNEW-JERSPy
~ Passenger Depot in New-York FOO, Of LSbsrty, -,
Freight Depot in New-fork. Pier No. D. Norh Riv., -.
meeting Hampton Junction with Delaware Lar.sv,,.
and Western Railroad ana az Esson with Lehsh vsley r.
road and its connections forming direct lme 70 Pti.bs
and the West. without change Of cars.
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO THE WEST
Two Express Trains daily IRON the West e1csp glrls,s
when one evening Tram.
Sixty Miles and Two Hours saved BY this line to CHM.
Cincinnati ST. Louis ETC., wiih bu. one change Of can
SUMNER ARIA GEMENTS.
Commencing July l. 1865. leave New orr "a follows
At 600 q. m, for Easton. Maach Chunk, WAAnror
Wilkesbarre. Msh1noy City &c.
m.-FOr Bergen Point.
MAIL TRAS-At8.00 a. IN, for Fleming ton, Eu,or VIZ
Gap Scranton, Wkesbarre, Great Bend Pson, Bistas
500 .. m Western Express for Esston, Scratch. Grs
Bend Allentown. Reading, Harrisburg PttsbusA u. ~
West with but change OF Cincinnati q cu
and but two changes to st. Louls.
II 900 M. 2 49, $3.50, 7:20 and II .. for ssn
300 IN. TRAIY-for Easton Allentown Magca C..,i
WIke.bsrre. Rss4inE Pstssvuie Hamburg &c
4p m.-tor Easton. ScIanton Great Bend, Bethsea A.
Ientown Mauc1 Chunk, and Niiliamsport
SD. n-Eor SOmeryil lie and Fleminytoa-
e:2O D. m.-For Somerve.
800 p. M WESTERN ExPnsss IRAiS-sor Ssron. Ass
town Reading. Harrisburg Pittsburgh and the Wer Se>
ing cars through from Jersey Cuyto ritoarsh ever
ELIzABKTHPoRr AND NEw-1oRK FERRY-LeaW Ms.
York from Pier No. NJ K, a, $3.50 NJ. Is % sd 30
o. M Boats stop at Berg gen Point and Msrinen HrsW
Tickets the Vest be obtained at the Office u 10
Central Railroad Company. foot OF Lbeuy-st NJ R. Ne
Astor House at Nos 27l and SO Broadway and TIE ra
eipsl hotels. JOSIAH o. sTEARNs. Superintendent
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MORNING LINE for PEEKsKIU-T
Nl NORWALK leaves the pier foot Of H,,,..-- ihs
fwi,hout e5cspoEl at a. m lands at Thirtiesh., va,
Hastings Dobbs Ferry IHrytown, Nyact sinssi p11en
straw, Grassy Point and Verpl tanks. hs'es
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-05
STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.
RAILROAD ofNEw.JERsEY.

~ Trains leave Jersey City for Piemont At $500 m S9
m IS D. M and y y. M. and rs On Saturday
II us m. The s:l5A m. and Az run through TO
Nlonsey THOS. w DEMAREST Superintendent
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1865-12-16
3atbaniel @usuf, p,dfibcnt.
SpeI q. 8 itbian, Sics-9 dfcent.
Y. 9. Sulburb, @jebn!fs@Sallirer,

Dcic Sanf III iee. in cen Stanb e,iStt, 0erpItieu
enas8enunttmen urb % d Eel auf bW sorslaIid neu
Sidott Ger Sererui9tin Galtsu GanobAs unb Gu,rpde
su tlUf II uno III r0ufeu.
DIE Onte bertben ;r gu5fIbruna rpn 9oufccTd 5Tfcf
wtrotn tr9ebent allen 4anteu, 8auquierS unb 9necren
btsrntit angcbctcu.
Se caoere Iufmertlarteit nj B GolIcttipncn in
al ;ulSiGlcn Dunften Sss ecus asid rsn,e,e
Sanluuien cerlelbCn aemadt
Gf- uW zen Gjetit fcr Spariontfci inter Der Al 5t-
ltnorn Inp ldarrhn &aiic Su ttbln ioirs oite Yagt
DtpoHtsn IL atGG'rrn uno tl.ins,en S5,t,61rn
entSc9crne5mCn, Gcrtifttste eori1cr ouSfcGru uni
6'el aut S;rlorsn pbae porbtrigc Nlnceure unb mit
ntere en- ltoeric surif ,atIca
Attlts Snfen III in heu nrlbl,trn et5Stru rnS in
Gutrpa erfp reid in Srerotirn, urb rtu NoreiIt Gnp
10 sh'tH6teKo ooB Rtmano Gc,b unbcujibt sacn alien
IuQtc 81 Yronn Nr?TScnt
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1865-12-16
DANNER & WISE,
NthtaauwaIte.

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