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Litchfield enquirer., 1865-12-21
IF E H U Y IA N
 SYRUP

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 DA PROTECTED soLurIoslo FHs
 PROT 0 xIDE E OF IRON.
 new discovery in medicine which STRIKES AT THE ROOT OF DISEASE, by supplying the blood with It's vital principal
 or life elemert-IR0N This is the secret of the wonderful success of
 this remedy in curing Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Dropsy Chronic Diarrhcea, Boils, Nervous Af-s feotions. Chills and EeveEs. Huzaorn %A
 Loss of Constitutional vigor,
 Diseases of the Kidneys x
 and Bladder, tRemale Sffs1
 Complaints,
 and all diseases originating in "a
 BAD STATE OF THE BLOOD, or accompanied by debility or low state
 the system.
 Being free from Alchohol in any form, its energizing fleets are not followed by cores bonding reaction, but are permanent. infusing strength, vigor and new life into all parts of the system. and building up an Iron conssitu' tion.
 DYSPEPSIA AND DEBIL1Tya sslsl From the Venerable Archdeaeon Scott, Q. Q.
 Dunham Canada East. March 24, 1865. "''I am an inveterate Dyspeptic of more than 25 years standing.n
 o' have been 50 wonderfully bene fitted in the three short weeks during which I have used the Peruvian Syrup, that can scarce ly pnrsuade myself of the reality. People who have known me are as tonished at the change am widely known, and can but recommend to others that which has done go much for me-" c a GO 7 71ita&3
 4 eese of 27 years standing eured!. From Insley Jewett. No. 15 Avon Place Boston. s- have suffered, and sometimes severely. for 2 years, from dyspepsia l commenced taking the Peruvian Syrup, and found imme- diate benefit from it. Tn the course of three or four weeks ] was entirely relieved from my sufferings, and have enjoyed unia terrupted health ever since.' 5s4&3s si ts.alae e7a j thousands have been chang ed by the use of this remedy, from weak, siekly, suffering crea- lures, to strong, healthy and hap ppy men and women ; and invalids cannot reasonably hesi1 tate to give it 8 trial. 5{3s9 ~ 9 14li pamphlet of 32 pages, containing certif- cates of cures and recommendations from sorne of the m ost eminent physicians, clergymen and others. besides much other valuable and in ter esting matter. will be sent free to sny one SC nding us their name and residence. | ,s.;< eE See tha, each bottle has Peruvian Syrup blown in the glass
 FOR SAL4 BY
 J. P. DINsMORE. 36 Dey Street. New York i SETH W .FoWLE SON, ls Fremont st. Boston and by all Druggists. ssslr
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-12-21
AsCARD TO INvAL1Ds.

A Clergyman, while residing in South Amer. ica a. . missionary, discovered safe and sim pie remedy for the Cure of Nervous Weakness Early Decay, Diseases of the Urinary and Sem. inal Organs, and the whole train of disorders brought on by baneful and vicious habits Great numbers havs been already cured by this noble remedy. Prompted by desire to benedt the afflicted ahd unfortunate, I will send the recipe for preparing and using this medicine, in asealed envelope, to any one who needs it. InH or CHARaE Please inclose post paid en- velope, addressed to yourself.
 Addrese JOSEPH T. LYMAN,
 sfA4aos p, BIaIR HopsR. New-Yofk City
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-12-21
L0lHZ..

Dr. H. Anders' Iodine Water. s', A Pure Solution of Iodine. without Solvent | Containing full grain to each ounce of water. THE MOST POWERFUL vIrALIzINo AGENT AND
 RESTORATIVE ENowN. sa ls,;Eu It has cured and piN cure SCROFULA in all its
 manifold forms, 9-'' as's5 Ulcers, Cancers, yp hills, s
 Salt Rheum; ssa s,tse4 and it has been used with astonishing success Hs in cases of s@ iYtiHj
 RHEUMATISM, DYSPEPSIA, CONSUMPTION,
 FEMALE COMPLAINTS, HEART, LIVER, r.spl
 AND KIDNEY DISEASES, SC. aYsH ! Circular tent free to any address. @l.a ( s
 Price, $l.o0 a bottle, or 6 for $500. s@ pr. H. ANDERS & Co.,, Physicians and Chem ists, 428 Broadway, New York. , Also for sale by SETH w. FoWLE X SON, Is Fremont Street. Boston, and by Druggists generally. 30 lyeow
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-12-21

NOTlCEi Strayed or Stolen from the sub ~ scriber. on or about the IS of Nov. two ysArling hetteEs, one red the other yellow with Whoeyers will rstnrn said cattle or rive infor. medon where they may bss found shsll be suit. Ghy teWardei: fss Swel ASA BURGEsS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-12-21

=ass z-azsssaz=s@s4s
 ss5 di5iposition of them and Jour other s.,.s. s 2 D, ycs a1y y dssn best calcuIatsd to de. ..i,e the enemy as to the real move to b. made.
 ..Whep you srs notified to move. take City Paint with ss much force as possible. Forti- fv or rather entrench at once, and concentrate all your troops for the field there as- rapidly as ,ou can. From City Point directions cannot b. Siven tt this time for your further move ments. kas3 sss.
 .aTbe fact that has already been stated that ;s. that Richmond is to be your objective n.;nt and that there is to De cooperation be- tween your forces and the army of the Poto-- mac-mustbe your guide. This indicates the necessity of your holding close to the south bank of the James river as you advance. Then should the enemy be forced into his intrepch- ments in Richmond, the army of the Potomac would follow, and by means of transports the two armies would become init.
 "All the minor details of your advance are left entirely at your direction. If, however you think it practicable to use your cavalry south of you 50 as to cut the railroad about Hicks, ford about the time of the general ad- vance. it would be of immense advantage. .You will please forward for my informa- ton at the earliest practicable day, all orders, details. and instructions you may give for the execution of this order.
 "U. 8. GRANT, Lieutenant General.
 " Msjof-GeneraI B F. BUTLER"
 On the 18th, these instructions were sub stantially reiterated. On the 18th; in order to secure full cooperation between bis army and that of General Meade he was informed that ] expected him to move from Fort Monroe or the same day that General Meade moved from Culpepper. The exact lime was to,elegrapt him as soon as it wss fixed. and that it wouIs not be earlier than the 27th of April; that i was my intention to fight Lee between Culpep per and Richmond ifshe would stand. Shoul, be, howeverfall back into Richmond, I woult follow up and make a junction with his (Gener al Butler's) army on the James river; tba copld ! be certain he would be able to isves Richmond on the south side 70 as to have hi left resting on the James, above the city, would form the junction there that circun stances might make this course advisable an, how; that he should use every exertion to SC cure footing as far up the south eide of the riv or as he could, and as soon as possible after thu receipt of orders to move that if he could no carry the city, he should at least detain as larg force as possible.
 (1o De Continued)
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Gontinentai life Insurance Company
 i5oE H AafFoR D CONN.,
aaCAPITA1I.H H$15o.ooosgs

gasHIs Company is intended to combine all II ,he advantages tc be derived from the experisnca of Life Ansuiance Companies both in this Country and in Europe. .,
 Being controlled by iDirectors pecaniafily in terested .n it's welfare. with an abundant cap ital and economy in it's management, It IS 'en abled to offer security to the insured surpassed by no other Company. ses
 It is liberal and accommodating to it's pat rons, careful in Inc selection of its risks, and will guard it's funds as sacred trust for the benefit of the widow, andiorphan.
 Director, John s. Rice, Ezra Hall. Allyn S StilIman. Sam \ E.. Ellmore w HI. D. Gallen- der. Lucius U Hendee Horace Cornwall, H. K ". Welch, Abner Church. Wm. H. Post.
 President JOHN S. RTCE.Hl af kWo1 Y
 SeeretaYy-SAM'L. E. ELMoRE.
 Ezamiaing PhysseidsZ M Hastings. M. D.
 July 20. 1865. ly
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-12-21
R. H. EDDY,kd
 SOLICITOR OF PATENTS, Late Agent Q. s. Patent O6fcs, WashingtOn, (ssnder th Act of 1e37j : 76 State Street, posits Kilby Street. Q l .4 BCsrON.

A FTER an extensive practice of upwards of AtweEty years, continues to secure Patents in the United States also in Great Britain, France and other foreign counties. Caveats. Specifications Bonds. Assignments and ell ps- l pers or Drawings for Patents, executed oa lib sral terms. and with despatch. Researches made into American or Foreign works, to test ~ the validity or utility of Patents or Inventions and legal and other advice rendered in aallo matters touching the same., Copies of the claims of any Patent furnished by remitting r one dollar. Assignments recorded at Washing. ton.
 The Agency is not only the largest in New England, but through it, iagentofs have sad- yantages for securing Patents, of ascsftaining the patentability Of inventions, unsnrpsssed by, if not immeasurably superior to any which can be offered them elsewhere. The testimo+ nials given below prove that none is MORE than the subscriber and as SUCCESS IS THR BEST PROOF OF ADVANTAGES AND ABILI- TY, he would add that he has abundant req. son tolbelieve, and canlprove, that!at no other office of the kind are the charges for profess sional services SO moderate The i'm tnense pTac- tice of the subscriber during twenty yerrs past, has enabled him to accumulate Q vast colleo- tion of specifications and official decisions rela- tive to Patents.s Naa &ss fstfs, 4an
 These, besides his extensive library of legal. and mechanical works, and full accounts of N- patents granted in the United States and Eu rope, render him able beyond question, to of- fer superior facilities for obtaining Patents. lsgA All necessity of 8 journey to Washington, to, procure patent. and the usual" great delay there, are here saved inventors. baa sssiytss
 TESTIMONIALS.
 ''1 regard Mir. Eddy as one of the Hosr cAPA-- .Bis AND SUCCESSFUL practitioners with whom have any official intercourse. a .s.,.a - 99 CHARLES MASON. RF . st5 Commissioner of Patents. II have no hesitation in assuring, inyentofs that they cannot employ person xoRn COM, PETENT ana TRusTMoHyHy, and mora capable of putting their applications in e form to secure Tor them an early end favorable consideration at the Patent Office:
 .sI EDMUND BURKE, zmao $ .ss. Commissioner of Patents.
 MT. E. E. Eddy has made for me THIR- TEEN applications, on all but one of which patents have been granted, and that is NOW PENDING. Such. upmistakable proof of rrest .. talent and ability on his part. leads mo fo ra E commend ALL inventors to apply to him to pro { cure their patents, as they may he sure of Rav.S ing the most faithful attention bestoved or their cases, and at very reasonable charges''
 sis93s q fi
 During eight months, the subscriber, in the course of his large practicA, made on rw.cu rs. 1ected applications, SIXTEEN APPEALS. ,EY. FRY ONE of which was decided ir Hrs yiyoR. .sa R. H. EDDY.
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Litchfield enquirer., 1865-12-21

aayt1a aSsft,s s4&H GsFs TT HAS BECOME ESTABLISHED IN ALL 1 parts of sEuropea and is in like manner be- coming THE Machine all over the loyal North. Such uuparalled success issdue to the merit ot the Machine, as al may see upon examination We challenge comparison, and invite all who desire perfect Sewing Machine to test Tor THnnsrLyss, Send or bring work which other Machines cannot do, and the WEED will doit. They use two threadsa with a, straigh needle and shuttle, making the lock stitch, which is alike on both sides, and for
 ECONOMY, DURABILITY, ELASTrcI-
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-12-21
TY and BEAUTY,

 it is the only stitch worthy of use. Are sim ple i'd constsuction and meyer getout ofofder, are keps clean~ithadt taking apart or moving a screw ;-rup easily, and as still as the most nervous person could wishy They stitch, hem, fell, brad, cord. bind and gather, without basting. They pseEsilk cotton pr linsn bread, and will sews from one to twenty hicknesses ol Marseilles without any change whatever, and make every stitch perfect. or TSTT M
 The Manufacturing Machine is, without doubt, the best for all kinds of heavy army clothing. tailoring, &c,, and yet the same Ma chine will stitch perfectly the finest shirt bos- emsr In prpofsofx theirr superiority over pth=r machjnes, we can refer to many of the leading clothing houses in the Eastern States now us> ing them, who have tried and laid aside the other standard Machines. The Manufacturing Machines are set to run indifferent rates of speed, from three to five stitches to | revolu l tion, although all onr Machines may be run by steam and bear tremendous speed A lnanu ! facturer, of No, A Washington street, Chicago, writes that the No 3 Maceine has bee i run ming by steam there at greater rate of speed than any machine has eyer been capable of en- during" The test mentioned was l, 100 stitch es per minute. x5esf Etssss ! We wonld call the special attention of Boot and 'Shoemakers to the fact. that the WEED makes the tightests stitch and fills the holes in the leather better than any Machine extant.- They are fast superseding all other Machines with the leading Boot, Shoe and Ha ness Man | ufacturers. Every Machine ,aq
 ! Warranted as Represented or money ref,inded- %S4'
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-12-21
lDl-R. SCHENC OK IN BOSTON, EVERY WEDNESDAY,. ScHENcK's PULMoNIc SYRUP, sEA-.wEED TONIC,
 MANDRAKE PILLS,
DR. scHRNcK's

DR. SCHFNCK's Principal Office and Laboratory is at the N. E. corner of SIXTH and COMMERCE Streets, Philadelphia. where all letters for advice or business should be directed z Ae7wiil befound there every SATURDAY, professionally to examine lungs with the Res pirometer, for which his fee is three dollars all advice free. 4aa
 InBoston. 3s Summer Street, every Wednee- day from A. M.. to P. M.
 At Baltimore, Md, l08 Baltimore street. eve ry other Friday.
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staatim alien 9esartements fetner 8erwuftura.

.Staatin allen 9epartements teiner Berrruftitg
lppal uno baS par baS Mertrpn @uup. !9idS.
Sm Npril 1861, ais ooS 8lut Der WtaIa9us
ietts Treiwiuisen bp&perrdtbsriid in ben Stra~
Ben 8altimpres persOien purce, tpO bic Se>
malt fur einise Gage in ben 6anoen BON Utars-
ner1 trar, entlhlpien, ben Staat N ben
Struoel Der &ebelipn st reiBen, tpar @pup.
Sid8 Elm Gesenitano bes gr6Bten 9a1es uno
fem Qeben teine Minute fiber. !9dtte er ben
&atb 9erer, tpelAe cine inoiiferente Yolitlt rie@
then, befplat, bdtte er ben @noeren Die Wla6t
a~elafIen, ibre s9ldne aus5uflbren, bdtte er nlr
einen Musenblid oaS Nuae pon leInert 3lele
gepanot = MarpIano mdre pieaei6t leBt cine
@ulte unb fem Same entebrt in ben Nu9en
aller brapen Wldnner. -ginen iol6en 8itrger
gu p~erlieren, tpiroe gu ieoer 3eit 9roBe Srauer
.perurlahen, ibn iebt su r%erIieren, ebe bic Ges
belion b~eenotst, lit I'm 10 tnebr sl betlagen.
Seer betla9t nidt, bab einent bfentltdpeft Se<
atntsn, 70 treu, 70 patriptii&, 10 erfplsreid IN
ieinen gtnitrengunsen, Die autoritdt Der Union
in ieinem Staate gu itigen, ni6t persbnrt mar,
Die MISUNDERSTANDING bieier altOrltdt in onbersn
Staten sn erleben? OaS war iein irniglter
@unf6. Sim z. San. 1868 iaste ct III elmer
Qtore1Ie all baS Nolf oe8 States: vSb peroe
ni6t mebr lange gu leben baben, bob I'D bofe,
bab e5 mir p~ersDnnt iein miro, meme Sage als
Elm Burger oieier slorreiden Union 81 bei6lies
Zen. Sod ioute es m6sli9 iperoen, baB i6
ben SturS oieier, BON u~nieren 8dtern ererbten
Megierung erleben mibte, 10 tann i'd MIDI am
Gube trE1teu hnE ih meNer bllrd 9EDrt pber
6anolung ibren Sail bei6leunist babe"
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HunOcB1Qunta0Dt.

WaiDin9tpn, II. Sebr. Ser america
nii6e GOniuI BON 2pnbpn l6reibt an Die &e<
gierun9 unterm q. Sanuar, baB Der 9ampfer
, Niar", ipubrideinli6 ein &ebelen- Birat, Don
@prf obiegelte. 9erielbe miro pabrl6einli6 in
Naildu arlnirt iperoeu.
- i eiem. gbrr,nHns Sus rurdb SiiSsGarUIinG.
8aibtngtpn, II. 6ebr. Ntaipr
Stplbranpt, NrtiIertedef be8 Is. Corps BON
SbernlanS Nrmee, lit nit 0epel6en an bic
Gegierung bier an9etommer. st Ia9t, Sber>
mans 9Idne ieien belien 9(rmee ni4t betaunt,
bennpd i9ente ie ibnl ppllltdnbi9eS @ertrauen.
Gs mar Sen. 8latrS 0ipilipn, peI9e ben
Seino bel Bridges i6lug, bic Splbaten wates
ten big fiber Die tSfften pur6S 8aher nm ats
5u9reiien. ~ So, rs
Sherman ididt 9roBe Gplonlten 6itli6 uro
we1tliA ppn Yran6oille aus.
%crgtf0laseneS Geitt, Die SpefuIation III GUIS
Su perbinceru. 8m. N ..
Str. StepenS' @menoement sur Snnerr1
Gepenue Bia, peI6e BON GplcipetuIapten perz
lanst, cine 9isens fir $1,000 sl l6len n1b ie>
ben @plO<gertauf su,' SpetulatiOns Speden nit
10 9rUsent suts beiteuern; lit pom Gpntite oeS
@unsen ,a%ngenp,mnem pcrSen; oaS 9aus BAT
bas Enhancement nod gu 9enebmi9eN,
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Nnn Der NDtpntnc. 0lrnce.

Waibtngtpn, II. Sebr. gta6ri9ten BON
Der Yctomac Nrlnee meloen, baB Die neult6 Be-
ri4tete 9tnri6tung bes 9eierteurs SameS 8.
9tfs etn Srrtbum mar, baS llrtbeil muroe BON
Yrdltoenten biz auf weitere Oroer luspenbirt.
NRit Qu8nabme elmer fletnen &anonaoe an
Npppmatpr mar NQe3 rubtg. Set einiqen
Sagen tOmmen Sablrei6e @btbeiluneen BON
Northumberland in unlere 2inien. Sic ale
ieben i3mubig uno lumpis aus uno ibre erlte
Sroge mar in1ater: vWp fDnnen mir &ationer
betommen?"
Gitp 8Otnt, Is. 6ebr. (Spe,iaG @Urr,
Der Bbil. BreB.) Seit ben Iebten "a Stunber
lit NQes un9ep6bnli9 rubig uno oas Soften.
lteben an ben IuBenlinten lit LANCE ni6t meb,
10 gefdbrli4 ais friiber, Die NebeIenpplten lint
nteiit gang uniidtbur. 8ei benz lebten Sc,
fe3te tpuroen eini9e 20 8agenlabunsen Baum,
pplle uno Sabat erbeutet; bic ganie 8eute III
tpeni9iten8 $4,000 nertb.
Die Truppen bOfen, bab 1T einigen 9asen
Der 3ablneilter erl6et1en wiro uno bieIer piro
pObl nit nod 9r6Berem @ntbuliasmus ems
pfansen weroen, ais bic Srieoen8,G pmmi1dre.
9auptquartier Der s a &
&rmee, ID. 6ebr. 9ie @enerulsO rber BEG
&rle9S : departments, nel6e General Olaipl
Orb gum @ommanbanten bes departments Dor
Sirgtnta uno gum 8efebl8baber Der SanteS
Artnee e%r1ennt, lit bier nit Dem gr6bten Gutbu
i%lasrnuS ~empfan9en ppreen. Sie eminenter
militdrii&en 6dbi9teitcn beS Generals, perbun
ben nit Der 9rpben Grfabrung beredtigen Oi
Nrinee ibm elm unbeOin9teS Gertrauen 81
fdenten.
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GMrOpGifcbe 0SdcbricDfem.
Sranfrei6.

boss us94 qa,trt- Tranfreid). trHT y4f COS at
Bnrts, 20 San. 3u benz Streite in Der
tatbpll6en STRIDE tornmt nun aud. nod elm
felt 9abren beitebenber 3ib in Der prpteItartiz
16en gum Sori6eiA. Inter ben Yrpteftanten
Der 9aurtitatt iteben Spei 9arteien e~inanoer
i9roif ge9eniber, Die ireiere uno bic prtbpopre
Nl9tung, BON benen jene bic Gren5en ber Wteis
Observation-Disclosures 1n69li6lt weit aieben
mill, wdbreno Die oroere Die dltere 0p9matit
tpieoer GUT %jlpin9eaoen 9tegel erbeben tpia.
Ser Sibree bieier &eactipn lit @ui5ot, ter su,
9.eib Der le9itimiitil9en 8artei in Sranfrei6
oaburd bic 9anb rei6t bab ct flr Die peltli9e
wta6t bes YapiteS eifsrt. 0iele Bartei berrIht
ieit, preibi8 Sabren in @uris, pdbrenb le in
2ponS, Shines, Wontpellier, SABRE II. I'm. in
Der Wtinoer5abl lit. Sci ben Grnennunoen BON
8aitOren, Mitsliererng peS 9resbpteriums II. (.
M. e~rnanpte Dieie 8qrtei rur 9eute; ibrer lleber>
5eu9ung. Die @egenparti bat lid enbIiG gu
cine. llberalen prpteitantil6en linton 9eeinigt,
uno elm She'll Der Ortbpopren7hat ii6ber llnipr
,an9el4lpiien unp pie neuen YreSbpterialpab.
len, Die am 22,9 San. litattfinpea, peripre6eu
iebr itirmil6 Su iperoen. Die pTranceH nib,
met nit eieier @n9ele9snbeit beute losar einei
4HelhrtItel. anu t49us9saulf ibin9ltE
IS gtSn Dem 8ablmaniteite ter llnipn feblte ea
ni9t an ddt bp5urtiniider 6aurIpalteret. -9i(
6apptla6e piro iepo4 in Der STEELE: IL man
babe gu tpdblen spli6en elmer breiten &irden.
BATS, tpel6e allie Sdattirungen inO &idtunger
3umiabt uno our4 Die s6riiHi6e 2iebe ausSu.
i6bnen lu4t, uno ben engen Secten, bic pom
. SqnatlSmaS sel6affen ipurOen uno sur Obns
maat fibreng; unb pntan babe ST. pdblen Spi.
| idfen benen, ,welde nit Samuel &incent gtou.
d ben, eaB per 8rptetantisnus bic &eli9ipn be-
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Bon Netphern.

Newb t II, 10. Setr. Ser &aIeiqb Nrps
greB pom 20. San. entbdlt &aiiDnnement5
uber Die Sage peS 2anbes, ndmIi9 @eprgien,
Sio uno g(Oro Carolina, Slprioa &c. @r be-
merit, baB SIo Carolina, iebt, no6Oem Sen.
Sherman unanfbaltiam pCrortn9t, balo @ele.
9enbejt buben tperbe, ieinen lesten 8lut8trppien
at per9teBen, bon benen eS nur nod ipenig
bat. Sic 6errider in 9ti9mpnb flbren eS
ieiner 9erni6tung nit elmer @eldminOi9teit
BON 60 Wieilen per Stnnbe entaegen.
Sherman lit I'M Nnnari9 unb ct bat cine
Irnee BON 10000 damn. Seine YGbeIarmee,
bic a%ufgel6it oas 2ano bur619mdrnt uno
5reuno uno Seino unterbridt, ~ipnbern cine
wpbIoiscipIinirte ppa Sbattraft itrobenpe Or,
NEE. Scrip iptro bals 8ilnin9tpn baben.
Serrp unb Sherman p~ereinigt t6nnen unS
10000 Wlann entgegenitelen. Vtt Der
Some perOet fe beranriden, uno ebe Der
8aQ, Der bic 8elt nit 2iGt e~rfiiIIt, abermaIs
in SIo itebt, pebt pieQei6t Die 8unbesFag9e
bon @Rarleitpn, @ilntin9tOn unO Columbia.
Sa - audi lUgar pom Goleigb.
Grant miro iteben bleibet, pr er lit uno See
pte in einem S6raubitpG feltgeipannt baIten
uno Sherman unb Terrp iperben INNER weiter
pprorin9en &C.
9d8 Gult perlangt na6 6rieben, pbne @ida
ii6t auf Self. 9apis uno @be 2incCIn. Gebt
ibm ben 6rieoen uno S6ub oeS Gigentbums
uno Der 8eripn, uno es tinmert ii6 Del
&ufr& lpeper I'm @renSlinieu, nod per 9rdz
iioent 1T.
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SeEegsapbifDe SCocDrtcotem.
I'd g S3eriGtet FIR Zen BaIlntete E9saer..
So. GnnorcB.
IS Affirmation IT,.

3tsH ..'L A-. 10 v W HS LpH L. OCUL.
Senat. Grimes, cine Betitipn BON 50.
81. 8. SDrbes pm 8oiton, perlan9eno, baB Der
s5Sartpfer Metepr, peG9er pe9en ieiner S6nel,
li9feit BON Der &eaierang gum AufIuden BON
Yiraten pertpenoet pproen mar un0 BON oeriel.
ben onsetanft tperOen iplte, ieBt nun aud pirts
li6 angefauft iperoe. Il NIL: 81. asesj 90
e Ser Sail beg 5Soiepb Sugar, petder an
STEELE bes peritprbensn Scr. 8pnoer ppn @irz
9tntert in Del, Senat gei6tdt pproen mar, be-.
"i6dftigte barapf ben Senat ldn9ere 3eit, NOR
auf belAloIen tpuroe, ben betr. glntras auf ben
Slid s1 Ieeer.
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