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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-08-09
Bitten by a Rattlesnake.


fror1 fsr savannah Herald Is'h.
Yesterday morning private Elliot OF the
2-lh Iowa Regiment OF Volunteers. Wlth
comradc. -irolled out about two miles On
the Og-echee road 20 pick huckieberries
Private Elliot was Mtten on iIe ankle bY a
ratt.e-nahe about five feet In length. Ills
-nake-hip. after committing the injury. ran
into "a h0le which was closed Ou him. aud
the spot marked. Elliot perceiving his IN
luries o. he OF a serious character. the
blood flowing a. though an artery were cut
from ihe fHO wounds received from The
flng- of the snake tied a compress around
bI- ie- above tle wound. and fastened ~
the camp oi bis regiment on The suburbs Of
lhe cfy- Arriving ~ camp, iodine was
was applied tO Tie wounds alI The injured
man supplied freely With whskey The
force oi tle stroke Oi the snake penetrated
the pants and stockings Of Elliot This
morning Doe Fl- sent ~ Tie hospital. and i5
considered out % danger 4 volunteer
/ detachment went out aud dug the d" var
men" from bis hole lie was dispatched
immelmtey carefully skinned and stuffed.
/ Ills fangs are over one inch in length. The
stuffed Sam is % be seen al the camp Of the
2~th.
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A Bit of War Romance.

From tie fTol-leci-ie Eg'e.
In the year l>6l. when the first call for
troop Wao made. james llculrich. a NOung
man oi eighteen. resolved to leave dis faith
er 3 rooi. ln W Wisconsin. and go forth 10 bat
Tie for the ilag- Al the time mentioned he
was attached TO a young -irl of nearly The
same age as himself whose parents We're
rated among the rich ones iu that see
ton. Her name was Ellen Goolril-e.
Previous to leaving for die seat of war Dee
informed her ol Boo, intentions. promising
% return in % iew months. After the first
battle of iul Run his regiment was order
ei 10 Washington and Receiving iielten-
ants commission. llcrdrick resolved o.
enter ihc service Tor three wears and wrote
% bis parents and Sweetheart 90 that effect.
The news Was received hl the giH with
toreHodlDg. and she resolved io accompany
him. ~he immediately acquainted her pa
rents with beer resolve. who in reply. turned
ler from t4e house and hale her never
come bach.
She went, and finding out her lovers re-,
imeuf obtained permission o. go fic cook
ing ai The Colonel headquarters. She fol
lowed the regiment through tha battles %
Gettysburg Anuetam. Fredericksburg th,
Wilderness, Cold Ilar1or. Petersburg au.
Richmond, and n thc Intervening iim,
went ont Hih Young kendrick. n many
shlrm,hes and raids. iu one of which ri,
WAS wounded iu The arm. the bali making
very oad le-h wound. Auor Lrc -urreud
cred. The Object oi Deer choice was tAhti
leatnly sick. and was forwarded o. Na~t
/ Ton .a au ambulance. where De- Was illacn.
/ BOD the hospital Here. again. beer n0bl
heart showed Itself. She watched over him
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At the anniversary dinner. ~ Gorham
Seminary. ln Maine ia-f week. Rev. Dr.
Adams. Of G0rham. re.atej several mci-
dents OF his four years experience a- chap
lain. and among them the following.
While the regiment ufI uhicn Nr Ad-
ans was connected aF encamrcI IN lower
Virginia. DE- learned that "a lawyer of csr-
siderable reputation ana wealth lived .u
the vicinity. and as tlc name was one not
unfamiliar 10 Mr Adam. Boo rerturci to
visit the renilamau'- residence He wa-
u-berel into the presence Of refined and
sociablo lady. whose dress arl comf-ualcs
gave evidence of late ali.r-isn Entering
into conversation, Mr.. Adams ascortained
that her husband was h.s own col lere class
mate, who went South after graduating
and was distinguished al the commence
ment " tie Var. f0r bis firm advocacy Of
the Union. and bis uurelentinr hostility O,
John NJ. Mason the prominent rebel. and
Ll- near neighD0r.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-08-09

LOVE People are loved not in proportion
10 their intellect, but in proportion 10 their
loveaoleness. Intellectual powers ara the
leaders OF the world. but only for the pur-
pose Of guiding them into the promised land
OF peace ami amiableness. Or Of showing
them encouraging pictures OF It by the
way. They are 10 more the things 10 live
Win or rcpOse with, apart from the policies
Ot The heart aud temper. than the means
are without the end; or than the guide 10
q pleasant spot : tie spot Itself wiki its
trees. health and quiet
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-08-09

Ms. Morris. who has been eight months
q captive among the Cheyenne Indians, has
escaped and returned 10 her home in Nun
Gle. in Deleware Co.. Indiana. The Indi-
ans murdered Mrs Morris's husband, and
one OF the chiels took her - bis wife in
which capacity she lived until she made her
escape Mrs. Morris bears the marks Of
her long residence with the savages, and l.
sun-burned 10 . copper-colOr. she kept q
journal Of her capture, anu i Is understood
she VIII publish book.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-08-09

SoFTENISG HARD WAIER.-SOme twenty
years ago a well was dug twenty feet deep.
on The Cottage Hill Farm. near Ravenna.
OHIO. Ii contained eight feet of water a.
ter being stoned. the earth was blue clav.
and lhe water was very hard. This serious
defect was cured entirely, and the water
soitened permanently by putting into the
well about four feet Of gravel Of the size of
beans ana upward.
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=. VAN KETREN.

MASON euI Blilier, lansing, Michigan. Keeps
constantly on hand AMI for slis. Grand Rapids
Linz. stIcco. and Water Lime Oace a. z. b 9th
r1yt s. 60 = store. Is SIS
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JOINS HAIt.EN.

BOOT and Shoe Dealers have just received B lars.
Assortment ot spring stock of Boots sut Shoes
consisting of Meas, Womrn's, Boys Misses
Children s. and louh = wear. Custom Mors
promptly attended 20
JOHNS 4 BAILEY.
Lansing MAY 10 1864 as tf
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ANsING. Mchietu-N " Eigtr. Pr.rri-tD-. fh,
Eigtr House is nss, anl D. htt-i up throughout ia
ths best style. aui gith now iIrn turr. Uu Wash
inst1n Avenue, uolr thr siie nf tlr o'f Lansing
House. stages leave this House daily 455
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-08-09

In ! number OF counties OF North Caro-
Ina, delegates 70 that State Convention
have been instructed 10 take the position
that Slavery must be left where it was be-
fore the war, and that the State would stul-
tity itself by accepting the Constitutional
Amenlment
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WAGON lni Carriage Mlecr. tut or Wsshiugtr,
t1a Street. below the sito of the Lansing House
Wagons constantly ou h'nd. 40 reasonable prices
Repairing tone. 6lg
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J. PRICE Proprietor. Mason. thc County seat OF
lnghgm County. Michigan Lansing. Ilcksnn ani
Dcxter Stages stop AZ this iouse. Charges rea
sonaole. ly 4-5
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PHYSICIAN ami surgeon. Oiir- 40 the pru4 store
Of r. Thayer q Sln in Dodge ana B.eh.'s Block
Washington Avenue, Lansing. Mich. Az calls
promptly attended %. All
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LEyIG BECK


TrIm ErF ] NtNiIu UTUWn, u " fIIINF ~ IHr n
cr.lspelli ot Rel gous knowledge and the Chris
tan Chronicle. riii sieiphs.
Athou.h n.f disposed 10 favor or rocomm nd Pat
.ut M.liciuss iu general through deirlst of thor
ingredients and Effects. yet know II no sufficient
reasons Any a. man may not testify 90 the benefits
he believes himself o. have received from any simple
preparation the hope that no may thus contribute
a. ihe benefit " others
do this the more readily in rcgsri Ia Hnofand :
German Httcrs. prepared by Or. G. Il. ia sson, Of
this Citv hrcsusr vas IreJuticed against them Tor
many years under the impression that they were
chiefly IN alcoholic mixture. 7 am indebted 10 my
fri.ui Robert she. .mlsrr, Esq. for the removal n
tins prejudice hy proper Tests and for
On try them wleu suffering from great and long con
tntlel debility Tho use uf three bottles of these
lIters Al the beginning ~ the present year, fol
lowed hy lileut relief and restoration 10 degree
10 bodily and mental vglr which had not felt for
sN months before AVID hsi almost iesyaired nr
| sainiae therefore thank God and ms friend Tor
dfr,rfin4 me- o. use them.
j. NEWTON BROWN Phila.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-08-09

Tie late Admiral Dupont has bequeathei
all his prze-money -Sl75. 0o0-to assist in
founding National Asylum for the relief
and education Of the orphan children o. de-
ceased soldiers and sailors q the Republic
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-08-09

They have penny railroads" in London.
The poorest Of the city W0rkmen are thus
enabled TO keep out OF the tenement houses
bv living in the suburbs
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-08-09
DOCTOR X. ". NELSON


PHYSICIAN & sIRGEJN lansing. Mich Onicc au.i
rcsiience. on Michigan Avenue. % ieN doors east OF
the Post ufcs SIS
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Secretary Stanton has taken possession
Of Ford's Theatre, and i u pay the propri-
etor : 500 per month for the rent OF Il IN
III February, and 70 pay Sl00, 900 should
Congress consent % purchase =
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DENTIST Tsetn mounted on coli. silver. or R.ih
ber Base. Once at his residence ON Grand
A<fA strcet. directly east OF th- Caqitcl Ian
-NiI sing. Michigan $50
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II X &c r =

LargeSiEe (holding nearly double quantity)
81 90 per Bottle-hAlfdez. IS 90
Small Size-75 ccnts per Bottle-hsh doz 81 %
Beware OF COunterfeits.
Sec shat the gn.ture Of 50 e. n. JACKSON i on
the Wrapper on each bottle.
should your nearest Druggist not have The article
do not be pat OF by any Of the intoxicSing prepsra
tions that may be offered in it, place but send to
and We Nillforw2rd, securely packed. by express
Principal Ofee and Mandatory, No 63l Arch
L. L---L
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The editor Of the Augusta Chronicle ad-
vertses 10 take anything eatable for his
paper \ Feiee Islander will be sending
him q baby.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-08-09
IoNCYENR & RURTCH.
uilIlATIn PRATT

LAW. Chncery and Collecting Business, Lam .1r.
gshfsln Dlies oyer fh. s.csn1 National l.A
- fDsGTs,n. 500 n. W rrrcH
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AnIERIcAN nnIsE.
EDGAR HOUSE.

n HUDSON rriprietlr lansing. n. hls4n. .4l1
site the capitol bMliinE Gcnrrsl Stlrr Office
Kept iu connection with The House 5ls
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Rtptist church.
pr Jackson. Dear ~ir-i have been frequently &c
l1r-fet o. connect ms name with concentrations
Dr different kinds nf medicines. but regarding tho
practice a.. ruf of aruropr late sphere have in
AN cases declined. but with clear proof various
instances ans particularly in my family. of the usc
fuilness II II Hoollrts German Ritters depart for
once from lny usual course. o. express ms ION
ctioa that, for general debility ~ the system and
especlIh f1r Liver Complaint. It - safe and alu
this preparation. In some Cases 10 may fail. hul
usually ] louht nos DO viii POO very beneficial q
those who s1fFcr from the above cause.
Yours. very respectfully, j. II hkNARD,
Eighth below Coates Street Philadelphia
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D. u. COWI.ES.

HAVING RECN pCLT LICENSED As ArCrluNFFR
teaicrs his crs ic's 60 The plbic a that capacity.
tie IS authorized o. SCH property 40 auction i1 any
part ot The state Persons tesiruus IL selling prop
eriy a. auction, can 90 SD nuly by employ lug au
anci.ou.-r. day ii-.usef ~ tt- Jnusi Sllf,s The
ludcrs -url mas ht found at all sat-ola1lr h1nr~
At hls o.icr in D1wlcs BocS Washington Avenue
lansing. Charges reasonable. 1estl
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JONES 4 EX ANS

Successors 10 c. N. Jackson L Co. ,Propristsrs.
ta- For sale BY Druggists aud peslsrs In every
town in the United statesl 1y-4s2
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From tie Rev Thos Winter, Pastor OF Roxboroue
Plnfizf Church

pr. jackson. Dear Sr-I feel u due 20 your excel
lont preparation Hoofznt's German Bttsrs = add
ms testimony the deserved reputation il has OBJ
taued I have for wears. ~ times, been troubled
with crest disorder nv head and nervous system
was advised by friend % try bottle u your Ger
man Bitters ] ia SO and have experienced great
auI unexpected relief. ny heslih has been very
materially henntted. / confidently recommend the
article where meet with cases similar 70 NV Own
aud have been assured by many of their good effects
Respectfully yours, 7. WISTKR.
Roxho-nayh Pa
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From the Rev Lyons formerly pastor Of the
Columbus - , ant Niestowu Pa } Baptist
Churches
New Rochelle, y y
nr. e Jackson Dear Sir-l ita pleasure thus
n my accord g. bear testimony u the excellence
= the Germsu Bitters- some ysars since being az
ictei With DYSPEPSIA used them with very henen
G. al results fSvo often recommended them 20 per
sons enfeelled by that torWentng di<ease and have
heard from them the most latterinr testimonials
% their great vslue Tn CASES VI general debility
| believe it 20 be tonic thst cannot De- surpassci
" LYONS
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TIE subscriber ISSUES Policies inm,iisteiv up.n 10
piesti'n. On the f'l'cwrr ar-t Glass; r-'isbc Insu
rance Cem0-ulfs-
New England Fire. of Hart
fore. Conn.
Putin am Fire. ct Hartford.
Conn.
travellers ana Accident. Of
Hartford. Conn.
springfield Fire aud Marine.
Of Springfield, Mass.
s.SAo J. r. TENNEY Agent.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-08-09

From Rev. J. 5 Herman. of the German Reformed
Church. NGtEtossn. Berks County, Pa
Dr. c. v. Jackson. Respected Sir-I have been
troubled with Dyspepsia neSriy twenty years. and
have never used any medicine that did me a. much
good Hollands Bitters. l am very much i'm
proved IN health, after hay ing taken i've bottles
Yours. withrespcot J. ; SHERMAN.
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Che State Republican:
JOHN \. KERR ~ CO
rERMs OF sUBscRIPTIoN

n zH0n AL Bg-IsE-s c,xxrSlCAuOss SHOULD
rE tu1Er--Fp
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S.eeniug Cars on al Night Trains
i'- Telegraph Line is open Tor Public Business.
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WI W. FAsNi
s,.Nei-tt , 20 4. N. for netroit.
,s,iA.'i-At , 90 A. ", fnr Detroit.
"''i-Ntl Top. N. for Detroit.
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,sAei-At 10 A. A.. Cor tsrard Hiveu.
aAi-At l0P NJ. ~ NHwauk0s
N'Nri-it 0s p. n Tor -. Ichns
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H'treshments az Detroit. Ogas-o ami Grand 4,ven
al =. a9on Company Ferry steamer. windsor. .
Nomfortahlc Hotel above nepot Al Grand Uav.u
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He does not take him up but down " bis
winding stairs and alas " lie never
cones out again.
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II X II n II - =.

II " H II H - -.
A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
n OFFICE Sl4 PENN. AVENUE,
WAsuIHaTOH CTR, d. @.
GREAT EASTERN, NORTHERN, AND WESTERN
EXPRESS F0RWARDBRs. 800
NsrehSnd!ss, Money, Jsweiryl yaluAbls', Notes,
Stocks, Bonds, Re,
Forwarded with SAFETY AND DISPATCH 10 all
accessible sections Of the country, This Com
pGny has Agencies in the principal railway
towns In the .....I
NORTH, EAST, WEST, AND NORTHWEST
Its principal oflees arc
WASHINGTON, d. G.. NRW YORK, BOSTON,
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIN0RE, GIN
CINNATt, ST. LOUIS, LOUIS
WILLIE, LEXINGTON.
Connections are made at New York aud Boston
with lines forwarding 10 the CanadAs and 70 tho
British Provinces, aud with steamship lines "a
Liverpool, Southampton and HaVIe, aud thence
by European expresses to all prOminent conner
eial towns In Great britain and on the Continent.
Collection Of Notes, Drafts aud Bills made q
ali accessible parts Of the United States.
G. G. DUNN, Agent,
jela Washington, d. O.
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BA ID ID L. L. II V.
500 r + NO v A L SO
TO NEW BUILDIHa,

500 r Mov Al 500
.. TO NEW BUILDIEe,
A%BoeIa
.. AS-50O-GA
on. SEVENTH STREET,
JOINING ODD FBLLowg HALL.
JAMES s. ToPHAM 4 CO.,
600" ha HAVE REMOVED
Their Well Known Old Established
TRUNK, sADDLERY, HARNESS,
AND
MILITARY EQUIPMENT MANDATORY
TO THRIR
NEW BUILDINd,
AS~5OO-6A
SEVENTH STREET,
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE OLD STAND,
Whore may be found, Of our own manufacture, a
most complete assortment Of every style and
price Of military aud citizens
SADDLES AND BRIDLEs,
BREAST COLLARS AND NARTIN0ALRs,
FINE SWORD BRLTs,
with TOphAm's Patent slide.
ASlo Manufacturers OF
LANoHOLE's PATENT BPURA
MAnufastursrs Of
LANGnoLzs PATENT CURB AND NosR.
STRAP. - -
..f.. R0R SALE:
EwBANK's PATENT SPUR,
STEEL, BRASS, and SILVER PLATE SPURS,
BUFFALO AND TINE WOODEN ROBES,
MORSE CoyKRs AND BLANKETsI
.r.s BITS.
MILITARY AND CITIZENS
RIDING AND HARNESS BITS,
% '.. IN GREAT VARIETY,
HA NESS.
FINE DOUBLE COACH, CARRIAGE, AND
BUGGY HARNESS,
PINK SINGLE CARRIAGE, BUGGY, AND
EXPRESS HARNESS.
sUTLERs' srAoR, WAGON, CART, AND
PLOUGH HARNESS.
HIPS.
COACH, BUGGY, STAGE,
RIDINo, AND WAGON WHIPS
EVERY STYLE AND PRIOR
e., aas,r ur.fT,R.U NKs. .
SOLE LBATHER TRUNKS AND vALIsKs,
WOOD Box rK6SKs AND yALIsEs
LADIES, DRESS TRUNKS AND DoNNEI
Army vHiIsEs AND PACKING TRUNKS,
Leather and Canvas PelllslepT Rags; Leather,
French sAlshSls; Toy Trunks, and sehoO
sAtehslS, and every article In their limo Of buSi
ness.
- 800 -
"' a. 500 ga
sBvRNTH sTRERT.
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nj 10 DIOAL.
lIR.I6.IAL Fo1 On.

" - Z.
DIX vYLLHT'sPrival. Ho.Dit.i. IN ,hsYsi-
srai Bissk, sosus q seventh ana stFssa. op-
pSsil. ne fs-a sAd Pu-u, ons's. Rooms -
ma - ~ ',s,rs Meaningless, DC a1
y An diseases Of . privsis naturs treated In Ne
bssi scientific manner, and rniissl cures sfsstsd
N An s.sss srPH1tITto AFFECTION, ooH-
oRRHGA. GLREr srRTcrUhEs, sSnHkL
.HE4KNEsG or ne ys-uli Of .voLUPTuous
DREAMS, Orsuy weakness Tbs OPERATIVE
oReAHs, from any cause vhsisysr. or hsu
long standing, thoroughly ana radically sured |;
also, GoUT, TERMINATION. HEURALaIA, and
otAsr CHRONIC DIsRksksOf The EERvEs,
MUSCLES, BohEsi Snd JOINTS .scRoTuLA.
BBOFOHRs On the FACE, ERUPTIoNs on The
limbs and body, and all other KRUPTIyE DIS
RAISES and DISEASES o. the BLOOD, from what
ever cause they may have arisen. T..
.ar 'TAYHLIcTED AND UNPoRTUNATE,
Ne natter what your disease, let no false dali
euey prevent you from applying Immediately TO
DR.. vsllRy, who Is acknowledged to DO by far the
'''' 'OVOn''' ." n 'ioiA Az IN '"0 '''"'".A'
' pr''A'' o'''Ase 'oAr ho' 70 sons Anu "a'
known your bisfortunos, and he will speedily
soma '0s on your way relole'ns'
80 , . ''nt' 'A"VaA '-'
iThsi araAalsl ssonrSe Of the young induiEed
"Whsa aiens' dea'roys the generAtre organs
unhts them for married life. produsing weakness
- L.. l.. q 4
OF we OAsk ana hmo"' loss OF Summation ana
iassealAt' power Paip''A''o" % the heAr''. he''
ross ifntAohiy, loss Of memory melancholy
habits, insanity consumption and death.
b., YOUNG AAHliH siST Of the dreaaful SOnss'
qusnsos OF delay, 90 not fAil 70 make yoar cas-
Known immediately TO Dr'Nel'ny. Your scores
win HIN are sacred, and you raAy confidently
i rely upon his medical skill .-....
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The EnpfesS Eugenle, who likes 70 con
vert people &c her ideas, particularly as
regards dress, made up her royal mind that
her young cousin, tho princess Clotllde,
must not wear 30 much pink. She there
fore sent, ~ present, three OF tho most
exquisite hats ever conceived In Partisan
brain, devoid Orthe obnoxious color, which
the independent Princess forthwith re-.
turned, without thanks or comment, and
at the very next good opportunity appear
cd attired from tonnet 10 dress In coulenI
dA r0aR MA
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT THE
i subscTiber has obtained from the Orphans
Court OF Washington county, In tho District Of
Columbia, letters testamentATy Gu the personal
estate Of Adelaide Bowman, late u Washington
city, D. G. F., deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deceased are hereby warned "a
exhibit tho same, with the yOuohsIs thereof, u
the subscriber, on or before the Snth day Of May
next they may otherwise by Law be excluded
from all benedt Of the said estate.
Given under my hand this 30th day Of May,
1885 DAVID ATKINS, Executor
mySO.SWa
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-07

A JoHs bull converslng with an Indian,
asked him II he knew the sun never setS
on the Queens dominion. "No," said
the Indian do you know the reason
WhJf" asked John. "Because God ia
afraid 20 trust an Engiishman In the dark, /"
was the dusty savAge's reply.