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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-11-22
ADVANTAGES.

The advantages claimed for the
"Silsby Rotary" in addition to the
fact that it has no. valves or connect
ing rods liable to damage or derange-
ment, over piston engines, are thus dis
tinctly set forth in the report of a
committee of practical engineers who
were appointed to supervise a thorough
test between one of these machines
and an Amoskeag Engine at Pough-
keepsio, N. Y, from which we make
following extract:
The engineers on this Committee
recommend that the engine presented
by the Seneca Falls Company be pur-
chased for the use of this city, for the
following reasons:
First-Its durability, less liable to
get disarranged and steadiness of OPP
Grafton.
Second-Thc fact that it throws o
greater amount of water with less
steam pressure.
Third--The fact that its boiler makes
steam more freely, and can be more
quickly repaired, it being in our opin-
ion the very best style of boiler yet
made for the purpose of Steam Fire
Engines.
Fourth-The fact that there are
three separate ways of supplying wa
ter to the boiler. One of them by
means of donkey pump connecting
with the tank, which may be used
while the engine is at rest.
The above engines were both of the
I'd class, the Seneca Falls engine
weighing about $50 lbs. less than the
Amoskeag.
The Silsby Engines are in use ex-
tensively in New England and New
York, as in fact in nearly every State
from Maine to California. In Mich.
gan they are now used at Adrian
Grand Rapids, Jackson, Pontiac, Bay
City, and East Saginaw, and give full
satisfaction wherever tried. AT G
trial in this city on Monday, last, foi
the purpose of initiating new engi
neer, the VALLEY City" threw 237 feet
through IL inch nozzle, taking he
water from the river.
AT trial Of steamers in Philadel
phia, October 18th, the "Junia," o
Reading, first class Amoskeag En-
CINE, threw 1872 feet the "Unite'
States" of Philadelphia, first elias
} Portland, Me-, engine, threw 1873 feet
, the Harrisburg" of Harrisburg,
7 first class Button engine, threw Is
: feet; the "Good Will, No g." of Allen
: flown, Pa, a second class Silsby on
| CINE, threw 242 feet; each en-
giho using the same hydrant, hose
t pipe and nozzle.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-11-22

'SrRAws," says the adage "show
which way the wind blows" Nails,
or rather the absence thereof, in this
section, certainly indicate the progress
in building in q manner worth making
a note ON. For some days past there
have been no nails of the ordinary
kind, between the sizes Of threes and
twentys, at any of the four extensive
hardware establishments in this city,
the demand therefor for building
purposes having been SO great-morc
than double that of any former peri
od-as entirely to exhaust the stocks
on hand. We are not afraid to guar
antee that this sort Of hiatus between
spikes end sparablcs does not often
occur in any Western city of CORES
ponding ago.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-11-22

CINE, on Monday evening last made
the following report to the Common
Council, which was, on motion, unani-
mously adopted:
TO the Hon. Mayor and Common Council
of the city Of East SGgaadr:
GENIE EMEN The Committee TO
whom was referred the matter of test
ing the Steam Fire Engine and Hose,
and examining the Hose Cart, for
which contract has been entered into
with Mr.. III. G. Silsby, of Seneca Falls,
N. Y, would respectfully report, that
in two severe and thorough trials un-
der the most disadvantageous circum-
stances for working, the engine has
performed moro than was guaranteed
in the contract that in the opinion of
practical machinists, on and outside
the committee, she is we'll and SUBJ
stancially built, well calculated to do
good service, and not more liable to
get out of repair than other steamers.
The committee, therefore, as many as
were present at a meeting held subse-
quent to the trials mentioned, Nov.
18th, viz: Messrs LETTERS, Lewis,
Wicks, OBrien, Keller, Ward, Joslin
and Schwartz voted unanimously to ac-
cept the Engine and Hose Cart also.
At a subsequent meeting of the
Committee held Monday, Nov, Goth
present, Messrs LETTERS, Lewis, Deitz,
Buckhout, Hovey, O'Brien, Koeler,
Ward and Schwartz, the Hose was
also accepted by unanimous vote.
All which is respectfully submitted.
Nj. JEFFERS, chm.
Gre Il Irx-rn 81,
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-11-22

STEAMER ARIEL.-This steamer has
taken the place of the ajax" and
leaves East Saginaw for Bay City at
$50 p. NJ, enabling passengers on
the OILS p. M. train to get here tho
same evening, thus escaping East Sag
inaw hotel bills-no trihe, as every
body knows who has paid them.-Bay
City Journal.
That portion Of the above item re-
lating to hotel bills it seems to us is
in very poor taste considering the lib
eral rule adopted by hotels here in
regard to Bay City customers, and the
utter want Of reasonable hotel accom-
moda tons at that city, for any price.
Why tho item is copied with apparent
approval into the Daily Enterprise OF
this city we cannot understand, unless,
perhaps, that delectable sheet, in order
to crafty its spite against one hotel
is willing to give all tho others dig
in the ribs.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-11-22
TRrAsunY DrrAnrMrNr, )
OFFICE or COMPTROLLER of the CuRREScy, :

WASHINGTON, Sept 5, 1853.
M uEREAS, by satisfactory evidence pre-
Wv scented 10 the undersigned, has been made
TO appear that TIE MERCHANTS Ma
TIONdL BANh or EAST SAGINA w,
in the City &c East Saginaw, in the County Of
Saginaw and State Of Michigan, has been organ
lied under and according 20 the rcquirments Of
the Act Of Congress eptitled AN Act TO provide
National Currency, secured by u pledge Of
United States bonds, and to provide for the circu-
lation and redemption thereof" approved June
Sd, 1864, aud has complied with all the proyis-
ions Of said Act required To be complied with be-
fore commencing the business Of Banking under
said Act.
NOW THEREFORE, I, FREEMAN
CLARKE Comptroller Of the Currency. do here.
by certify that THE MERCHANTS Ma
1JONAL BANK or EAST SAGINA w,
in the City Of East Saginaw, in the County Of
Saginaw and State Of Michigan, is authorized TO
commence the business Of Banking under the Act
aforsaid
IN FITNESS WHEREOF, witness my
~, G, hand and Seal Of Office this fifth day
T" Of August, 1865
FREEMAN CLARKE, Comptroller
No 1850. 3l9
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-11-22

O'BRIEN & HILrIARD have choice
assortment Of Groceries, Provisions
and Family supplies at their old stand
on Genessee street, near its junction
with Jefferson and Lapecr streets, and
they claim to sell very cheap.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-11-22

PRocroR, is fitting up his Jewelry
Store in Hess Corner in splendid style,
having lately introduced pair of
counter and window show cases Of rare
and tasteful style and workmanship,
and is arranging his establishment
otherwise in the most tasteful manner
throughout. 1t is his design, freight
lines permitting, to fill up with as full,
complete and elegant an assortment
of everything in the line of Jewelry,
Silver and Plated Ware, Watches,
Clocks, etc, as can be found in the
Great West.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-11-22
Furnishing Goods /!
FURNlRHING GooDs!l

~ ENT's fine Linen Shirts ane fine Cashmere
VI Shirts ut STODDDARD 4 HALL0CKs.
FANCY Wooden Shirts, and cashmere and Bcr-
II lin lined Gloves at 3 -
sToDDARD 4 HALLocKs
CENT'sKID GLOVES at
u STODDARD & HALL0CK'S
CToDDARD 4 HALLGCK may be found in
- Hess Arcade Block, Washington Steeet,--
The New Clothing Stcro
LIME Beaver Overcoats Of the most fashionable
Il make, at ST0DDARD a HALL0CK'S
GA INIT Union Cloth, Seal skim and all
~ o, or ,rletes Of 0vcrsoats large stock
sToDDARD 4 HALLocK'S
~ ENT's Furnishing Goods, Shirts, Drawers.
NJ Hosiery, Gloves, Neck-Ties, Collars, Graz
watts, ut SToDDARD HALLOCK'S
DApER COLLARS! Paper Collars, a large
l. Stock, at SToDDARD HALLOCk's
ZINE Broadclcth Coats and Black Cashmere
IL Pants, at SI0DDARD HALLOCk'S
IrANCY Cashmere Pants and Vests. Also far
IL cy Cashmere and black Beaver business
Frocks aud Sack Coats ut
ST0DDARD y HALoCKS
SATINETT COATS AND PANTS, a.. ,rs,
- ST0DDARD h IiALL0CkS'
lHNDERSHIRTs, Drawers and Stockings,
~ hnc assortment,at
sT0DDARD 4 HALL0Ck'S
DEFORE purchasing anything in our line, go
| I'D aud look through the Largest and Best stock
in town, at Sioddard a IIallocks, He's Arcade
Block
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-11-22

The RIGHT OF AUDrENcEs.-A New
York jury recently decided that man
who puts his feet on the benches of a
theatre and INDUCES in loud talk, may
be put out. We wish that Corunna
jury would, some day, decide that a
fellow who spits puddle of tobacco
juice around his seat at place of
amusement, may also be put out. Ho
is much more disgusting than the
other, and deserves less consideration.
- COrtmRa american.
True as preaching, and more peril
ncntly applicable here than in any
locality we have ever visited. If
tobacco juice were crude petroleum,
and it is quite as nasty, the profits
from cleaning the floor at Irving Hall
after every theatrical performance or
public show would amount to more
than the receipts at the door.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-11-22

Of sf
deemed
o Dealers and
redeemed in due will include
TERMS OF SALE
together
choice the
of the a
Dollar II mayth sobtn
Gold Silver Watch Silver Plated Set Sewing Machine
Or any SET OF JEWELRY our list
FOR ONE DOLLARET
Advertiser the
PHOTOGRAPH
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-11-22
THE TRIAL.

The contract for the Engine, the
"Valley City, No. l." provides that
she shall discharge 500 gallons of wa
ter per minute, throwing one stream
through
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-11-22
FIRST DAY.

lst trial. 80 # hose, u inch nozzle,
throwing. ..................l7s #. in
Cd trial 100 # hose inch nozzle,
throwing. ..................20 200 feet,
Sd trial $50 Il. hose, inch nozzle,
throwing. ...................2l PA #, in.
throwing . -: f. 2 in.
9th trial. 1000 #. hose, | in. nozzle,
throwing. ..................l55 fl. in.
9th trial. Two streams, $50 feet hose,
inch nozzle, throwing .''''"lS2 IT. III in.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-11-22

investment
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-12-20
NUMBER 8.

who will be trouhicsonc for u Il NJ. .Les
such be dealt with in ac"orltnce With
tho nature Of their olF.nsc. but let those
Who are satisfied (nnd We believe there
ARE many such) he received in the 'W5''
of Christian Kindness, and thus let the
world see "how good and h'" p'"ae':"
/. is for brethren to dwell together 10
uui,y." It is not BY "aidIns fae! 70
the frc" that the f,me is to Or exno:
puishei. "hut if thiue enemy hunger,
feed him; If he thirst. give him drink:
for in so doing thou shalt he'p c'l'IM
fire upon his head. BE not overcome
Of evil, but overcome evil with COOL:
five had voice this lay tn would
penetrate the car Of every l"yal nan. ~
would say: Be firm and u"yirl'l'oS u
your principles Of loyalty to this Gov
erumcnt, but, ut the same time, =" drp"rs
yourselves, that in your private de'0s''us
you might say: -
"Th.t mercy I to other, show,
That mercy show u mt.
Aud now, may the Infinite One q
"pinl thc.o S:stss-nsE SArtoS! ..'.
Firm hrl by lau and love, -,.-
Tho e,r,l, briSh: constellation.
(While .tsra -lll shine ao'fS)
To shed true light on others. ....;i
Till light an'l love increase, ...-
And all maukinl ns brothers
Praise Him who gveth pe'e:.
And may lie give conforta" ! Sr,"' I:
the widow. the orphan, I" the "la'.,sl
parent, and to the devoted sister. wy
| Ic smile upon the afflicted sol ''sr' h%:h %
! bis wound and drive away T., he
fears. May He bless this Land ff"I
Eas, to West and from North II" s"u'n H.
with glnriOu, revival Of Iii. w"rs; IN n; !.
hearts, =" Blessed be the Lord Cod fue
God Of Israel, who only doe'h w'"''!"u'
thiurs: and blcas"d be His 2''r'"Hs
name forever; and let the who'e'earte
bo filled With His glory. A"s"' ana
Amen T.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-12-20

"Lor,l. thor will orlain peace FOR Us. -
ISAIAH 1G: -.
We arc assembled on an occasion more
joyful than our most sanguiac wishes,
but lu;le :ime ago, could anticipate;
aud the object Of oar meetin; is to per
form a duty not more obligatory than
delightful. Th@ occlsinn is tn, restora.
ton of pence ,c these United States; and
the duty, \ levont ackuo%.el gemnt Of
tod as the author Of the bIcS>ing.-
Happily, so much respect is paid, in this
country, to the forms Of religion, that to
Gol in m act Of National dc.
vo'ion is moi novelty.
During the last fur years, we have
been accustomed to invoke Him as the
God Of Armies, "s,rong and mighty in
battle )" aud especially when our cause
has seemed for time to anguish, have
VIC imploriusly asked that le would
give victory to oar armies; but we now
ctfer him our ojlisa;ioas as the Author
of Peace.
Many times in our rcvcrses We have
l,umblcd ourselves, and confessed our
fo!lies with deep contrition; but now
though deeply conscious Of our wroass,
VIC are assured that His anger is turned
AWAY, and that He TO" imp'r's comfort
to our bleeding hearts. AMI as the result
we no1s feel like calling upon all that Is
within US to bless Ills holy name. Tru.
,y We may say without any violence to
our text Lord, thoa hast ordained
Peace for US" and further, " Thou hast
wrought all our works 10 u.s."
But why should We feel grateful to
God upon this occasion? Because war,
which is most hateful to bu;nan cbarac
ter, has given place to peace. " War;
saw. . emo writer, is unfr;endly to hu.
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National Thanksgiving Anthem.
TIE RETURN or PEACE.

TIE RETURN OF PEACE.
THE t.lowin: anthem WIS written by lIarri, Howard
nnd approved hv tho frrilrt Ter the Saliosal Thanks
giving and Is set to the tune of Webb" tLee, music
by john Church. Jr., Ci:icnna:i, ohioi
/. 0praisc the God Of nations,
Praise Him from shore to shore;
Now, grateful bring oblationS-
The fearful strife is DER.
lis He the tempest St!l!eth,
Who makcth war to cease;
Ills God preserves our Nation:
Praise Him who giveth peace.
y. Let the deserved ciiaSt$ing
Turn all our hearts to Thee,
And through Thy wise dcvisns,
May all be truly free
Bless Thou our wounded heroes,
Cure pride. that brought the curse !;
True to Thy kingdom make us,
King Of the Universe.
s. O gently soothc the spirits
That loved the noble dead,
And lightly DER the fallen
Let coming ages tread
S"c. in her hos; Of martyrs,
\ nations sacrifice.
For Ere>domi land united;
And Uui"n ever p:izt.
4. With orators and statesmen,
Through darkest hours to cheer
With mothers, wives. and sisters,
Were faith, and trust, and prayer,
Through Washington or Lincoln,
Or men to lead or braves
Ills God alone who gave them,
lis He our country saves.
5. o bind these Sla,cS-OSE NATION
Firm held by law and love,
The earth'S bright constellation,
(Whic stars shall shine aborc)
To she'd true light on others,
Till light AMI love increase,
And all m1nk nj rs brothers
Praise Him who givcth peace.
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i. $. CLAIM AGENCY,

rI-IIr Srh,.-l.- h,v,. hc.n succc<>Hr engaged 10y
l oyer ~" y"ar> II r:">ccu'i'.; ciAinH a:an>, '''
t;nv,ranr: rr.hy aluo 4rtr> thU &c VII >;.!i c'' e.
nn r"t~.h!r terms, a With tac create; ro"''he "'>
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PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS

ur-rr Mol a:a> t@r t;'v"-iacr:, w. !iad Il 10 ''"
,iv,t,;.:c To hay. them prosecuted! ;i'r"n:h u All
& ,.,> ,rn 2rcs":,ird ~ r",S"I a; lis departments l.!
,;,- " wills. whose i'aS r\;rr'uc" ~ tiI' p"t!''
r-,r, - rLr: CrTS. j sI"cic' .;Irit;"c thai t'"!
M,.l -"c,'iI" p-"r"r a.t'r,'"r.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-12-20
rON KANAWHA COUNTY, WEST WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2

to all that has hitherto been known
amoug men, il this drama should be
without its grand moral; if its scenes
should pass away like the shapes i'm
pressed upon the clouds tossed by a
storm. and leave no trace Of instruction:
if no truths have been established, no
principles supported. Both the final cause
and the usual effect Of Gods ju1 GmHnts,
are to teach men Righteousness. Judg.
mcnt, without instruction and correction
as the end Of it's infic,ion, is the lot Of
the damned, but not Of man in state OF
probation. While trial lasts, whether
nations or individuals be the subjects OF
it, oil the events Of ;iny or woe which be
fall them speak instruction and teach
wisdom. Even in the natural world, the
storm which bears down in its violence
tho tree Of the forest, and the proud edi'
fec of the city, neither ragos without
direction, nor passes away without u
blessing; it venIilatcs the atmosphere
and scatters its noxious vapors. IN"
flood which swclls the stream above It's
banks, and carrie; for time dcsrlatlon
over the fields, deposits the seeds OF use.
rul plants, and gives fertility to the soil
over which it RACES"
! It we're, therefore, impiou. to sup
! pose the moral word to be less wise
| iy and gracious|y governed. Seeds Of
important truths" have as certainly been
! scattered over this Nation, which, " now
the proud bil!ows have subsldcd, the
-cnia state Of peace viii foster into
growth" The principles which k""c
been supported, the lessons which have
been taught, will result in blessings to
this Nation in all after time. Not only
will we be free TO think aud act, bu: the
glorious Gospel OF the Son Of God will
hereafter be preached freely to all orour
mrc.chel and ruined race. Amd in view
Of this, No would this day" i've unto the
Lord the glory due unto His name"
Once more, We would especially be
thankful to God that the cifusion Of
blood is stayed, that man no longer falls
by man, aud that our land is no longer
lrcnchcd with the blood Of those who
,orn;hlo + Tho wort n hnm,n sl,unh,rr
=, '1,;J Ma ,ho ov;l C,u rnon ,bc ,ysJ onIv
,,nra w j., m..,,s i;rortol ,coinst tboSs
oniv 70 whom homeless Sickness or sor.
rnw 81 m,Ic l;rs burden. war would
nse mnch Of il, horror but its victims
,ro man in the GLOW Of youth and the
r;r,r of mo,ur;;r when both their phy.
s;;..I vr1 ;n,o,icrtu,l s.rc,,th nu,lify
,Lr"n % - he mas, useful to their in.pc.li
,,r ronnrc,ions and to society when iifr
!. most ordsntIv rn;oyeI nnl m,y be
hes, impro;sI. Bu, tbou.h these are
~, J;rnct v;r,ims or ,hn s,rok, or var
+, ~ ~. ~, II ,,;.n., - r.n,,r,,I no j., 80
~ ,Y"uI" , nn'vr,I' c,us !, h,;,l, ora
,%a.a yo VIVA ,i,,.n mn,,,n, mhn r'.J ,h., =.
L.,.. s -" .nI;;'n H., r,i,,, nm,, | uLn has,ur
,..an .n L;m ~ Ii" M h,,nta, and hury him
w.. .H - @ ,;,h, Thn h,,,is .,,Il ,,g:s md
I 49, " ao,;,",lo :, cn,,,,,on. h,, :, nav b.
,ns. n1. ,t", :. :. ,hn on,r snn orh;. wn,h.r
.nI ,ha, .ho i w;j,w Shn br,rs nr
,so M ,orr;hl. nnr,',omnut md w;,b b,r,,h. ..
in.. . s;Inuc, w,i,s to b",r tbn result -
' Ar,,r lon, ncr;,J or an,irtv tbe s,d
,Lo, h.. bov
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l
Jrurally be, the frequeoIttr recurrence Of
scenes of suffering tends to harden it.
4 few minds of superior order may exist.
who preserve, even under such eircum.
stances, their natural sympathy and soft
ness; bu, the general effects of war are
to render the happiness of Others less
sacred, and to blunt that remorsc which
usually follows every aggression upon
the comforts and lives Of our fellow
creatures. In barbarous States, where
both domestic and foreign wars are fFe'
ouent, and the state Of society consc-
qucu,ly greatly unsettled, these affects of
war arc made cmiucntly conspicuous. The
hullowcd protection with which Christi
ani,y invests the person Of man is brok'
en- through by brutal violence; aud 1.-THE
life Of i man and tho life ora dog are
held equally cheap Where Christian
i,y exists, not only in name, but in
power, such state Of things cannot e1
ist. The miserable, the helpless, the
unfortunate are kindly cared for; and
while, indeed, there is no sympathy with
their unhallowed cause, yc: there is sym
pathy for them sympathy, too which
sill condssccud to feed aud ciolhe them,
md to administer comfort in afiliciion.
Where there is not this Goa.likc pfInci,
ple, we maintain war "barbarizcs every
pconlc and renders them ca!ious to hu-
nan misery" And to demonstrate this
assertion, I need not. refer to either sa'
cred or pro!anc history.
Look for few moments at the treat
mcnt Of our unfortunate soldiers who
fell into the hands Of the enemy. Years
before the war was inauguratcd, these
same persons would have been kindly
received, not only in consequence ottheir
intelligence, but also their mora! worth,
but when they become the victims Of
civil WIZ 'ney a'' '''S "''"
"''"ou u' Su'',''"' '''"'''
nakcdness, without competency offood
a"o "''no0. p'Vp,' ;, ~,
''0"' ~ VIII 0"'1 " A"0" " 81. u"
Id1y no" m"'" our P'o' S0'O'e''
suffered III '"''' "'''y p''s''7' ."N 81
the hah1' VI P'"F'O W." -. o" W -
"",e ,, '''s" p, n,n,n S,.h w,s ~, crm
w. - 49, ,r',,.,n, rry ,b,, j., ,,,,r
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t.o g.. ,ha ro,n,o or nn,co ul., him
! .., .,ho. L.1o., ,o,,os" Rr,
! - ;~;,, ., ,ho r.,,., of rc,ce bec,use
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r, -, o,l ,rd ,rrn s,vinr "tba,
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49, h,ro l;,J or
'oF i '''ns 'ue wrong '"'J ""0
momcntary triumph, but ultimately the
right will prevail. At first, there were
,,nv vbo socmc1 ,o le oG doubtful mind
~., :. 49,, ,.;s, oc courc,,.o I'm,
;" y. -, b.,
sF"'u''J '''' 'eG''"s s''o way w =;
the fall Of K'chmond, those VINO haa
been di<posal to doubt, we're convinced
,r,n, cc, ,h,, tb,sr r,n se w,s lust from
m, ., n.
'ac oeS'h"'"S' "'' te"u''' '"' Wv
sent peace cmp6atica!Iy' IL oF'n3S
both cessation from arms, and relief
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WELLS & DUNAN,
NlII.TrASN
COLLECTION g. CLAIM AGENTS,
WASHINGTON, D. C.

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The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-12-20

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