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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-11-17
Eighteen Colossal Paintings,

GAgnteen COLOSSAL Painting,
Faithfully PhotOgraphing, on gigantic scale, the
STREETS OF SALT LAKE CITY.
and the singularly Beautiful Valley of Utah
The accompanying descriptive lecture by Artemus
Ward will be cheerful.
The of the Entertainment has been so marked
that it is perhaps proper refer 1t here
Hall for one hundred consecutive nights to depselv
crowded houses. Its subsequently in Boston,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, Chicago and ST
Louis, was no less positive and brislliant,
Admission, so cents. DOORS open at T. Commence
at O'Clock: 8: d: PrRSSE
Mana0er
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-11-17
Extra Copies

of the JOURNAL in wrappers, for mailing, can
always be had at our Office on Friday and Sat-
uFday Price cents each,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-11-17
September 30

Debt bearing inter
est in coin. ,lle,65S19 80 $1,16l, ,l3! ,6sl so
Debt bearing inter
est in currency go 009, ,120 A I19IS 1877 IS
Debt on which in
terest has ceased 1,389, ,920 90 l,373,o2O 90
Debt bearing no in
terest. 366 s91, ,O9s, "a Ss7,62s, $50 81
Total. $2,74 4,s47,726 II $2,740, 54,75S IS
The latect advice from Europe show a
much easier condition Of the money mar
kets there, and better call for our gov
ernment securities. @-5
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.FfemeHt IIoHfHdI.
LccaI and MiscsIIaasOus Matters.
=. M. PETTING,gT,L A. On.

No. - Park Ron, NeD York, d State-st, Boston,
ARE authorized Agents for the FREzosr JOURNAL,
in those Cities authorized to aks Advertisements
cad Subscriptions for us at our LowEsr RArIs.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-11-17

ARTEAUs WARD's HuMoR.-"More humorous than any
other humor The grin is broader under the mask lof
which lies if not the deepest WISDOM most sterling
mon Readers must buy the book themselves
-[harvhcr's ,Io.rz0i l. ,oDdnu slt IT
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-07-15

ll gDdbrenb Der 8ea1l,te 10 Iprdm nno oapel es
ii6 iest geu1itblif Ouf BEN aonapee bsquen'
nta6te nm ben Grfriihungen Susulpred1el1, DIE
eben pOn Der Dienerin auf Den runoenI oapors
1tebenben Slid auisetra9en wuroen, bate N't@
terbauien NIT einelm ipDtii6en 2o1eln. 5ugebort.
OieS peridpano iepp6; als Wcnleur grmannS
bic Bemerfung mahte: Ia, nj 5fa1fe $3.50
9aS alte S9loB bort ,uben - nebenbeI 9es
iast, es n1a6t ii6 b6dlt itattIih uno nolertdh,
bier BON Sbren 6euiteru aus bptrahtet - lit
elm unbein,lihes saItes Galtell. Ser fritbere
8eliBer, bat man mr mitgatbeit, lit ia ebenfalls
auf cine rdtbielbafte 8eiie ums 2eben getotnz
men. SIT Gem To-? GrSdblen Sic mir cod
oapon. S9 bin Elm 9rcber 9iebbaber Dor
oersle&en alten @eI6idten. Stb fNOe {ie
piel unterb1ltenoer ats bic empinOiomen Nt~l
tergei6i4ten uno Sueen, Die man bel uuS I'M
Giiab = i9 bin aus Dem Gllab eebiirtig = pUn
ieoem alten S6uttz uuo Steinbaufen ii4 ersdblt;
es 1T oas uIbernes Spinnitubensewdli6e !;
Wldr6en pom 6eilisen, 2esenben uno Bunoe,
pelGe Die fauIen BdI9e, Die W6nAa in ibren
&loltern erfunben baben, peil lie ni6tS anoeres
;u tbun batten. aein WenI6 fam Il b oaran
ers0ben, tpenn ct nidt etnen S61lerglauben bat.
Nber @ei6ihten aus ben nerern 3eiten, tpO
man tpeib, Die Sahe lit mabr, rpp man eS
nit ri6ti9en 2euten su tbun bat, nidt nit
Seen Coer perriidten 8obcIoen, eie b6re i'd
germ. Beionbers WOrosel6i6teu. Sic nidt
aud? .... -. ~. -... ..,.. d
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Draanlfhe @dbpdde

prb anYsrhelt etIr nt bte Ope craft wteber btrss.
fe1t Diees urttare Qe en- eleS baS Qeben elenb unt
Ste Gte wmb ytd4fpmmeidait unm5si@ radt IT. pit bas
qcrs Oerer, tte tGTen Qei?en9ae tnbsoantn frtHnen
snee 2eutt fab su les au @gsGwetfunstn senetgt neil
he fersn Tpeer i6t aenaa Rennen Obslet lie aud hurG
Sttfturen ieber8Iasen I'm arn Stein unb anbere llr
nAen entitetsn snn O II e bod metatntbstfs cine SoIe
tes gnsbrau@es 6tr etelen Srscne yer aber DtH es
du9nen ba te Graft Der &rScugue cher npn Deen Serls
rem ptrh bic @ betmlca 2dfcrn erstbtn als bon DtHeR
Vie % setle itnb, .-+.-t- t5.-'tV 4"<.t-t =. ,s
- Offtee: glc. z Gab.Grebertdtr,
Febeu Ttaren BON Balttmortltr Siflt4e SettG
bic StuTeu bInauf, ..-
yen merle I'D NGnien aiib Dau8numnter. tenn tnoNta
BE- unt truseIe 9ama1er eurtrie6ene une 9etptenlrk
0uadiaber SubfLttere stefeiridier Stragenretnieer
Hne 3dnpenruser II. 70. nenneu bb reselm1Bse Nerst
anb lauern dusese8en 0pn Dr. pbpn8 0uf tn Der Sabs.
q N8. 9le Ytisie naWien snea ppf-Stamp sntbaIten.
p &int Dr%p g. 2 loqsr suseltAsrt. ...
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Grpref: 9lnSeiSe.

.+aol .3Yigr HARNDEN EXPRESS, r
..a,.-t.-sa f, SIP. 2s3 gS. sSSattim preltr. .. .
@ine neue 2inie BON baltimore. m ua
Sine neue Qinie na9 Ri6mpno. a...
Cine neue 2inie na6 Petersburg.
...~. Sine neue 9inie nab gtprfolt. M
- @ine neue 2inie na6 @itp Boint
..+ Sine neue 2inie na6 Sort Wtorroe.
Die 9arnben Grpre6 bat bas Gnsl8Iie6li&e psi
sttegiu bcr Dampfrltnie err Glee vcH 8altt-
more nan ben oten6enouuttn pldsea. ~1U sf 49,
E5~ Beite1uresn, @Iter at3rbClen, mpue gian IN
p. 2o3 Sd Salttmprerase aeeeten nnb heslbed Terea
tr0nlpt abaebplt. ..vt. ~. .t.- -tsft :.
etStnsffOn, Gbomp[oE g. Ge., ie,
-sHllr-- 8Hgl <.H Giaenttumer
8. 8 ". berrtn6. &sens iintc--lnt) p 9
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(6ratIebuns folgt.)
QIffien> Brna,ereiY :

n = z<NNAtHTts sIyCERIEEkE-.T ~ y
gta4ri1t tpirS Piermit se9eben baS giter gu 3eist
nuusen BON Gftien gu eem @oYitatzGtcf bar ft- +
Baltimore Brewing, Mailing and DistiIlmg.
IS ra Company FF ala
bom Is. SUM- Big gum 8. 5uli bon Utorsens r6r
bis 1tbr Uttttoss in ter Office
WD. As StOrtbftroAc, &rfe Sapettefsr.. -
cine Greppe pod, cffeG Iieseu. s 1lha.. ls2
gea& tem @barter 1T Der @apiteI-@ $15O 900.
setbeilt in 5000 Iftien unb eoe attie $25 Cir ete
attie ftnb bei ser 3ei@uunS 81 unc BON Sd an ipS-
&entt@ 25 Gents 10 lang, Bic bic Gttie SSlis ein=
be3ablt ju entr@ten. p. ,I ..- uus -rv
Dfcrib Mltmdnn Spieps O. WaiIGcufs,
Mnbreas 8aumsattner, GbriRtIn g. ffidsI,
ID5ann GrniIs. .s.tf. S0iepb Rnpserk
Sran5 Garbner, Srfann S6rarS .
@eCrs JsSnte, UU.f Carl ). Stebert,
Spispt Qeser . Ypt1tpp d. Vr9ei,
0trettpren
.Spjept @uppert, 9raftent. Sran8 Garbner
Gd,atn. g. @. WtdcI, Setr. 14jnt1Wtl
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+, Pas weItberibulte pirtli9 ddbte r. ~.
DR.. Whites Augenwasser

bon TrGM9Dtt &brtarbt in altenfelb in GbHrinSeu
W itbem Ge1dftsnanat, tltbtten BMteeu 8eamtea oap
trrtatn RunaIer un6 aud fcIen pe9e pe bet 3tSt NH
Beuer arbtten unb DGnen ueHf fd Sse NIT Heien ure
etnen Nrbetttn btideen brinsxnb gu nae ss
Bel tdsen Mugen bic StttrGft Blufi@ pteer terbeNt ar
b3It fdrit unb Gr5Inten T9Ist. ~ L!-
Eauienbt BON COB trbettnbtu Brttsn unb ten aus al
len 0tetnben btr 9Det prtGer atef n auserDrbentif
aIl6It&tM GrfDls SIdeCn 7b &ts9 tu bsSeben but le
3uIins DtsteIt, Deutif,eqnt
AtranbrIa, 90.
.nIsl2 1sg ta9la @tnsraI-slstn fur eani Mmertfe
Su NaIStmrrt ~ kaben tft %. ebGu fe n, Hld~
tanblune 2Sk Is. Trattts, fcrie u ben taaptdtftn
Npp,heicn. fSi71H1i5E I44 1gJi3 IncD29--6Mrl)r {
1auptoaentRy fas BIN DtRsitt GsIumbta bel q ia
6 ttt Hta 81 E09 Oh Str nmb ST1 HennfSItanta N
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-07-15

gtsrp oe8 tUnieen 9oleaiuns Ger QDumtdste In Con,
bpn rdburter enrs bsr eren enisiniideu Goaesen bet
Ber Stadten Ger ben erSft &tett fenes 9ebens tn ben
5eptt4ern BON 2onbpn Qlris Ybilabepba uub onbertn
Stdeten insebta3t ta sse Der puneerbden 9etIunstn
pouenee BON &c en- fte @e36te Ger HReejiu ets I'm
s1ais geesnes tis ansCbenauen erpStlt nnS anbt::r
sranheitn e, lclde g. y. du6, bic Bet pl5SIthen @t.
rd&en AZ str erreen bic sa oft errDthen Bel eertnsen
ELeintatettsn L. L n. Nure oNatnbh6Iim aehelk ~.
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Dir. johnston.
sebrtmcm &raufbettem

seradt ipeeen aa "a ,o 3susunssundbisftIt, S&eG1G
In trn gtldtn een 9cpern GntinSinsen ber 2isrtn
unb glaie S0amnereebnn9n, S4w1dle eer Nsrnen @lds
dde Seritlppfeu Gt9ib btern9eit ttteru, usenl6pd6s
e&mtnttl, &Sp9ners @nttduenns ifg Saes, eer yldii
Der ounee te6 WdsenS, ber GnlGyeee Ir6 daer iener
eteI bic ppn seipen gsbe;en Gewctnbeen Ser Sustnt
1elGe iGren Spiern eefSbrler nb ls ter Sirtnen @t
fang ben Gefitrtsu te8 lsis8 terrbren nne enn at9t
ten, Sdtr6e ter Contribution eerporbrnsen bic Gte Wpe
SaLt6 nta6en rt MIss Zen 86rper Nnb tnn atrfores.
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Dunseksepers eAlutual Goal Go,


Donseksepers 4alutual Goal CO. :
~ .s- r,. BON SSaItimorf,
ncrrpprrt nnter bsm Gpse Sentlt&en eaeT I8eeee
= .-1 III b'u MarpldnD, Arfei 9c. 20. '..i -...,
r. Sauft Cure apblen gum &citenpreiIe
SGdrs capital S2OO, 900. a,t,
3atI ter Mttien 4o0o3."... Wennrertb $5,G0
DtdIbent. .,. - ..s.f... 5..
Sdmes SO Gurlgp. r.f.
.s-f Eefrei1r: W 'E@ .t
-..- ba.s. o 10 Ifcn. t}.-
8erWGIter: 80
Sames gD. Gurlep er Gbas. @eo gDtlfcn.
G5epra Rot, as.- 20m S. O'grieu,
~ q 3rp 80. Smitb ''t~" '.s.
--r rt.S SDtn .. g. 2Gtrcbe, &nmdlt .-.
Ofttetber @Rmpesnte: :4 =fTr
Nr. 40 @. 6apetteltrabe, ge9eatber Barnnms,
6s If ete Ntaat oetsr G0mpasnte s.sm istsn @ttfns
Snbaber etre fdmrre 20 t224C so 0tlen jSbrh gum
SoRtrpretft fur Wife su tfern, aaf bic Gansr pen
fdnfunb,panits Saeren 4if t.
Sebe Nuefnnit Be;u8 1nf bic 1rgie6eab:tien stese
grnyaen'e rtrc In ter Office erttetit. 5
Srbesiptpus5l6er Werttn in her Sffct ser eCmpagne
p 40 g8 Uase.telr Guf5e!es une >nhn msrtfn III e
len gHGrbs Z ubftrtptionen fdmmein. tintN-' y r.
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0,faprliAt &ronfbsit.

GBenn Der rresststtts untluse Sansns Gasfntet tas
sr ten Getm biet 6msr'bajt.n ayanbtit In @ duistnOr
sstn bat seditb' t~Ai3 tab Elm unseses Samst-
iubI Ober Sic 5urf rrr ateednr3 ibn abI@redt f
eue az renben dui pelbe SciJe 6rr @tttebura unb
9stIp ftGbit1t a1ein ein @crauen iesen fSnn unSex
artet p lS9e BIZ bic Senptpe cesS dredlt&et nt5eie
pie g. elm nit @ei0w en- enta&Hictt SGIs stre bbe
Weie Gmera TN Ssopfe NIB In @reern Mbnepat eea
@ebts Saubtes Musp ie Ter Saus &nSten en- ten Stt.
uen ne lr,en 8nnen i'm eiitte urb al BEN Gytremta.
ten W 5sisene taAn tiet nsbeI mi, elmer lbreeli6tn
S6nsaete Dor id dreiten, BIS sutest ber @aumeu unk
hie asntnoeu eina en tas Opftr brr frtsnren 1rdnf
bt eiu @saRtanb les MitleeS tDrb uub Der &re entN
i}reten 9teen Eahuri en Gnte nldht he5 CT tbn nGd
Gs iii cine treJrsQs &fGiate tas E1uenee beier frrdt'
adren &ranfte gum Spler alen, IN SDlse eeT rse1t
tidtsS unrtiente NraGer. reie hur Mntreneuns enel
grsn GieS te6 Me tar8 bic gonfitutirn Derntten uni
rem PEN hes yten3 IN elm stsnte5 Deietn ceranbslr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-07-15

gt.t Sct3e mee a ~ perleiratben teabf&ttsen unt @
pbster Gwicr etleS aberen Stnterntlfts terust
fne, iGuten uMrersNs9 Or. 5c9nfpn Ju 8abe stebet.
rttnig Jtstsbarsstt Ser 9t Sern unb S@p6t Pbst
ft6pfuIs her fArefbittn @rt perten I&nel turtrte
Dsrsage tDelaer e her BebdnSluns unb TIrinrBe bpn
Dr. Jphnsn ntersbt tenr t6m, a8 ttnem Gbrenmagtne
c6nt rrt @ anertraue unb sSctrf&titG Gn ient arsss
Ebe sSsIGbtditGteit oerldier, L If d . ~ tt+f
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-07-15
.ae;oi.Ders ~ bead en- !

Er irtuipn bete aen 2)tntn ftine 5ilfs an, neI&t@
bnrd pbs Getste uuc una.urlte @si unb R6rSer aer-
orfnet r Die 2gGst bte 0efeuf50c une tIe Csc unSb9
a.adjsrae Cater oedbpddlt taber. .. -t7 e.-fy- HI
pier ut nar eer trGurtsen unb tetldsensHtrtbt cIs
gen ecr ruben etsrbnbsteu res SGers S&w de I'm Sns
ts 9e!iMf Ser Wu teltrGf tr;flOpftn nebSfe lnrute
Se8enlbpddc lncrennns Ger Bereauunss Sr6aue eufe1
jesne @nttr6ttune, Ssmptrme Ger SG~tnefuGk n
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esinnGe Maaner,

bepnters elde bic Cpier nss esbtmea 2aers StDsoeY
nt bos Sbrli fn rtelc aufenrc In elm u rubee @raA
reet trtlte rncb ,9re rr6ateren Gdfne nO tnr6sttn
gerfanteSfraite nit Dpuner ter 0sretameit ben Sc
nat egert nnb FER Qer bedubernoe Gone enslc6t bbtn
mGrke rEee1 lid NIT pplen Nertralten na1en. la Ill
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xdsIidber nmS ss5dbentIidber
Baltimore We6er@'
-mQl
giseI S gtbn61ffer.
8eOinammeen.

8eOim9Mnsett.
Ser tGaIice aSeer fOet in ber StnOt .a ne Ss,S
wSbeutIiS, aablbar an bic Erd9er' mel~s p"'~.
mortlir finb. lsa. q g1,o,,ote nser
So iG6rIit in 8eranS3aP lnng. cs,:4., 9,,rh Yos
Oas sSOc,enbIatt eriHeint ieSeH 6rs'fas Sa0 TOP
Sc iG6rIid I'M 8craus 3n6lbar. ,e.y.s .sy,
@oss SsutiSIoub perfanbt: $5 tS8rli3 (sin4l'eB't9
hes 0ortp1. ~ ...- .nta ..I.if
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6 ghe

bebenten fa Elm seunter @e une eu sstfr S5rSr tie
rptbwent0tten GrfcrterniTe 3ur etclt6rn Sludieefe
nb Sa Ubne tieie mtrb sic See hes 2sssns trausgen
ptlaerlahrt. Die @usidtcn hes Yebn8 perfneru G ut-
LID rnb bic eete Y;.O er9rien gersmctFins ute
latdpltidcn 8etrutunsen faB Ens BE 8renhen s ld,e
9beere gClie6sr Deripe9ert int. =
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9etRtsq

Die fredbt9eH 8trtunsen ttS saers nb Iebr III fas.
len. 8erIn ees @eedtnilleS 8erpirruna ter S6eea @t
brIdthe Der eestgafte b6e QIbnuneen Mbneteuus bSs
htr 5eiea@af u4t nab Gtniamteie, aRstrGnen Sesen
4 fel6. urdtiontett u. :. r nb einee tsS f<mmen
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.nnee Qeuts,

bt @ bur beimIiGe Qafeg Sti6p6t taben bic e 70 oil
gen fie aGna6tttb fpiren ielth In, Sbiae hur YoutS
nen, bic, wenn nnsetbe bic @te unr6slb n,aben unb
R6rper un6 e serf6ren fpen cicrt fte 5tbia;n 9it.
re t9un SplAe @ercnen mieu beppr ie sintresn m bit
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2Sa;biuatpm &nrs1naIe.

t. Gde Al Str. pno Dlain Npe.
Die NIT her Sane IN gsrbnenas fcbenbe Bar Itefrt bas
Bette aus SIhe uEh Rtaer.
ga treunbltdem @Riatbf lhbet eta
tSot3 ~ .e.., 3 6 urnspreI
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llrtfs.t her IprtHc.

9ie ptee Gaufente re!dt dG;eb Tar Iesten iebenebn
Sabre in biefer MHatt tntjr >pH ub Sie Wenee t6
tt9fr punt1rjiben 2rerE ionen, acte Dr. rbnfrn aus
fIhre uD fCren bie Settings Roppcrteure une piel oeere
pcrieren heirrtnten e15 Nutum pieberSplten
Wlaen rnterrbtet eurr nnn enel'dtn SeSls au ienen
Gtardr ais Gbrer nlnM IN Neu6 auf GtaraFter uph ST.
ientoi ittaeit fnS yeiEenpeH ehe tinreen6e 0e|abr~
lstRaie. t.-. .-fti.tlstrfi < III s1.c
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G8 0ttt plcic urreute Inb anteteutsute Gu1didlber
meI6e jib als Merjteausaeten rb Or scbnrnS Nntane
rgUetn ecp1sn. Shnbiltder Stieepihler Sumpenpuser
Ii f. H. erbIrrtide unp rer1rlide 9idbmader mtl1e tbr
2eSen NulIat erlen Y8enait eer Uebsn, rem nie-
brighten 8ernfe rirmecn d est 'e9einIBtS esbIeett
Nerst tultrL Nm uer'ebrenen unbniDtS NrCtS Atnen
ben Id -uSrSn1en bic ieeiunpbrt Ger. rele uneludI
der Q8cIe in lire 9inte tcinen setinsd mo rntn
ter o.. Spknnrn hIlt peBDclb fir nptbweneie jn tr.
nd6nen beSneer5 fir Srlde mebc nit ieiuera &ufe untt
tannt b sd5 feline gesleubeuasen peer DpOne beaneia
In ieiner SolTfce ltepen,s.se a..ff ~ 4ar4~ rst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-02
Hoard OF Aldermen.

THE PROPOSED MONUMENT TO TBE LATE PRESIDENT.
Tho committee appointed by the citizens rec i've
subscriptions for the proposed Lincoln monument com
prising Mcssrs Dcvcn, Marshall, Holman, Churchill
and Hamilton presented petition, through Alderman
Flynn, requesting permission TO erect monument at
tho wea entrance OF Union square, on a line with tho
Washington statue
After brief disc s,ion In which several Of the mem.
bcrs Joined, the pet ton referred the Committee
on Sire t.
resolution was offered by Alderman RYfss 10 tho
eject that full length portrait Of Mr. Lincoln be pur
chased at an expense OF 81 40 and placed in the Gov
ernors Room. Which was laid over
resolution, offered by Alderman Nopror was adopted
euo It'll o. the late Colonel Murphy Of the ixty ninth
regiment New York Vol iptceu.
The Corporation Counsel was ordered 10 discont nuc all
suits for collation. OF ord nances &c. till further notice
After tic transaction of some routn no bus noFa tho
Board adlot rned TO two Y 81 on Monday, the Sth Inst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-02
The soIdicrs' Relief Fund.

II well known thai many families in this city during
the continuance Of the recent rebellion and while the
heads Of those families the ed nobly cont ndIng
for their counrys rights have Of them materially
while others mainly deIended for subs stenco upon what
" denoninated the RelIef Fundp "Recf'i from this
source has been deemed unavailable for two months
past until the last week, when given out that pay
mcnts would again b. resumed This was Joyous tidlngs
to many poor family, but short lived for on re-
pairing TO the usual pace Of payment they pre-
sened with three dollars, when including their back
pay, they snonm have received twelve dollars and
grumy told, THAT " all you gen Now, editors
supposed 70 Know ythnR, With 20 ak you this
Is oil rightly There are strong suspicious aoat that II
this subject r.
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General Grants Philadelp lpIha ReetAeHee.
From the Philadelphia Ago, Nay IL

0emoToI 0Homt'e FmnAo0elPn1o Meo80S810e
From the Philadelphia Age, Nay IL
Tho handsome furnished mansion On NSa QheG@nVt
street. purchased and fitted at cost Of hfy housand
dollars by the citizens Of Philadelphia present
Lieutenant General was opened 6aturdAy for inspec-
ton and in tho course Of the day visitAA By sge
number Of ladies and gentlemen. The mans&on twenty.
two feet 'front.' hundred and i've fses deep and youS
balcony under the first story Windows In 0s interior
the arrangements combine elegance and convenience
There is spacious hall, and Q handsome staircase
ascending from It 70 the fourth story lighted by wia-
dow the roof There 10 also private staircase loaA-
ing to the dining room and kitchen
Back the chambers on the second and third 1oosD
are bath rooms, which elegantly Atted up me par
lor about seventeen by forty feet In supery fushed
the carpets being Of velvet the furniture Of walnut Aq1
the curtains Of the richest lace The piano and al tho
articles Of furniture in the In the highest etylo
Of chancal art Vases Of antique pattern aoooAte
the richly carved marble mantel and elegant clock
surmouned by figure representing the historian, IN
the centre Of H. On the centre table 10 magnificent
copy Of the Bible
Passing to the dining room are exposed 70 vieW on
extension table, silver tea set and china dinner
and set together with pearl handled knives and Nd
vcr forks prominent figure ON it y large silver cAn
dcSabn and flower stand combined In the dining room
is q very beautiful sideboard
The chambers the second noor finished In almost
costly style the parors. Velvet carpets are on
the floors splendid Jenny Lind bedstead is In each
room with beautiful dressing bureaus and wardTobeR
The reception room, the second floor back, Ii also
richly furnished In the third story chambers the hoora
covered with Brussels carpetng and tho furniture 10
OF a superior kind All portions OF the house fur
nished in the moat complete manner, and when the
family Of the General takes possession Of IL which they
expected 10 do to-day, they will hnd In the pantry
Of the substantias Of lfe and coal In The cellar
with which to do the cooking.
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NEW YORK, TUESDAY. MAY 2, 1856.

ceremony will ofBciAse In such capacity unt he himself
and the parties contracting matrmony have taken the
: pres ertbed oath of allegiance
VI Any porson sotng in violation OF these orders win
be arrested and fun OF the case reported 70
these hesdquartera By order Of
Major General HALI.ECK.
J. KELroS, Assistant Adjuiant G. neral
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The Press Despatch.
FORTRESS MONROE, April 90, 1896.
TIM RAN ALp.vARLE RArED.


The rebel ram Albemwle which was sunk At Ply
mouth N. c. by Lieutenant Gushing, has becn raised by
somc Northern contractor and has reached the Gosport
Navy Yard The cost OF raising Is about $4,000 Her
machinery s In excellent order and she has sustained
but very little damage by tho explosion Of the torpedo
II intended 70 put her in seagong order and she viii
probably be sent to New York be fitted out a. rst
class iron-clad.
ORDER ov GENERAL GORDON
An order Of General Gordon Commanding the District
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Important Military Order from General
Hnlleck.
GENERAL oRDrRs--No. L.
HEApQrAsrrRs, Mn ruARY Dryrsrlx ov rRr J.wEs

~
HEADorARrrRs, MrrrARY Dryrsflx ov rRr J.wss
RifHsoSD, Vs., April ~, 1896.
l. Clerks OF Court " Records In Richmond and Peters
burg will he permitted To their functions on
aking the oath OF allegiance.
II All attorneys, councillors advocates and proctors
and others Licensed 10 practice particular profession
trade business the presidents directors and officers OF
all corporations and all persons avang themselves Of
the bcne; Of General Order No In regard TO trade
will be required TO take the oath OF allegiance the
United States Any person In the above mentioned
cities who SHALL after the LIST Of May ncxt attempt to
practice any licensed profession, or engage IN any
licensed trade business shall exeresc the functions
OF president director Office Of any corporation, will
be sted The foregoing provisions viii be enforced in
Other parts OF the state M early as practicable
III All persons making claims for restoration OF pr
vatc properly before provost marshal or any other mill
tary officer court commission, will be required TO
take the oath OF allegiance 10 the United Sa'es and un
vi the claimant takes the prescribed oath his claim will
neither be granted nor considered.
W. All officers of customs In this military division are
requested TO give clearanccs permits TO ship or land
goods or other articles Of trade V any person. or for tho
OF any person. who has MOI taken the oath Of al
legiance TO the United states
NO marriage license will be issued until the parties
desiring TO be married take the oath OF allegiance 10 tho
United STATES and no clergyman, magistrate or other
person authorized BY state laws to perform the marriage
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Lees Advice 60 Johnston.
The Press Despatch.

RArMeH, N. O., April -, 1895.
Mr. Holden, the editor Of the Raleigh STANDARD, who
is suggested the Governor Of the State takes decided
ground against the restoration to power OF Governor
Vance and tho existing Legislature He favors .he
adoption Of the constitutional amendment aboshng
slavery and recognizing the constitution Of the United
States as paramount to any State constitution
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NORFOLK. Va, April 2s, 1896.
CELEBRATING JoHssroS's SURRENDER AT NORFOLK
The surrender Of Johnston to Major General VIM
Sherman made known here Friday afternoon. by
Che following order issued by Major General f. o. Ord
and promulgated by Brigsder General Geo II Gordon.
commanding the District Of Virginia.
UNITED STATES MILITARY TEtFGRlpul
RICHMOND, Va, April 2s, 1856
TO Brigadier General GoRDoN:-
Fire hundred 0o) guns General Johnston has sur
rendered with all OF his army north Of the Chattahoce
on the same terms with General Ord. +.
L. o. @. ORD, Major General Commanding.
]. H Harris, Assistant Adjuant General
GENERAL REJOICING
When this order made public great excitement pre-
vailed in the city The Eighth New York independent
battery came tearing through thecity and halted Main
street, opposite Market square, Colonel O. L.