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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-09-20
Vermont Mutual Fire In
GA suranee 90, So
Notice Of Assessn,e,,f far Iee

NOTICE o. assessment for 1865.
The members of the Vermont Mutual Fire In
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following assessments have been made Inv Az
Directors on all notes in force on the following
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-09-20
Einesand Lands.
TO ALL WANTING FARMS.

Y To ALL WANIINU FAKMS.
Large and thriving settlement, mild and health
full climate 80 miles south of Philadelphia by
railroad. Rich soil, producing large crops, which
can now be seen growing. Ten, twenty and
fifty acre tracts, at from $25 to $50 per acre
payable within four years Good business open.
ings for manufactures and others. Churches,
schools and good society. 1t is now the most
improving place East or west. Hundreds are
settling and building. The beauty with which
the place was laid out is unsurpassed. Letters
answered. Papers giving full information will
be sent free. Address CHARLES X. Lands, Vine
land post office, Lands Township, N. j.
From report of Scion Robinson, Agricultural
Editor of the Tribune: at is one of the most
extensive fertile tracts, in an almost level posi-.
ton, and suitable condition for pleasant farm
ing that we know of this side of the Western
Prairiesn
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-09-20
If DIX s@s ale
I'm Hyde Park Village.

THE subscriber will sell his residence in the
/ pleasant village of Hyde Park, situated on
Main St., near the American House, at low
price and on easy terms. These premises CON
sists of a good and pretty dwelling. house, barn,
shed and new large stofe-house, suitable for
and has been used as produce marketf for the
last two seasons. never failing well OF purest
water supplies both house and barn, To pro-
duce buyers or business men this opportunity of
fers superior advantages.
p. G. CLEVELAND.
Hyde Park, Sept. IS, 1865. Aft
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-09-20
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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-10-05
'TIlItII TlI URSlD[AY,,% OCTOBER 5, S. 1865.


.'Hi Mr.. r. B. Aldrich, the unfortunate man moaar
whose arrest, Incarceration in Jail and s,,f I
fering from deifyfuns remens we recorded
IN yesterdays issue, died on THURSDAY
night. alone in hiscell! Mrs. Ackley, wife
OF the jailor, had Bot few moments MOI n,seet be.
fore his death administered sucn homely
remedies as her experience led her To be-
lieve might lessen the sufferinps Of the
prisoner patient; but alas, all in vain ed
The saddest part Of this sad tale remains
to be told. Mr., Aldrich was the son Of q
highly respected Massac chusetts cierpvmn,a,nn nan
still living. IN 1856 Mr.. A. was Young
merchant in Boston, and failed. Coming
TO Iowa to retrieve HIS fortunes, be reached
the town Of Denison, in Crawford county.
Here his rare business qualifications, ther.-
ouyh education, gentlemanIy deportme,n,t
energy and Integrity, soon Won him hosts hosts
of friends. HGwas appointed Post ffnastte.r. tt.r
then elected Crerk 81 sa.u i,fstrtcs co., ~
Preferring. the adjoining county Car4roll1I
he removed thither.. His reputation had
preceded him. He was elected Clerk for
the District Court there also, and twice r.. re-
elected. Then was chosen Treasurer and
recorder; holding these offices until last
Fall, when he was drafted. leaving his
young and accomplished wife he came to
Camp Mcclellan. A splendid penfnar,. he
was soon made clerk at HEADQUARTERS.
Here, away. from home and its hallowed
associations, he gradually formed associa-
tons with drinking officers, drank deeply
himself and became frequently inebriated.
"A short time ago he was mustered out and
was again free. This event was 81 sipnafized
by spree. Too proud, it IL supposed. to
hasten homeward while bearing evidence
OF his drinking bout he remained in this
city and again and again gave up 10 the
tempter.r While, 1aboring under Ieiettrtun,,
fremens, he stole clothing, &C., as we have
before stated, and souIlessP fliquors dealers
aidea him down to death and he'll by still
feeding the terrible appetite which was
consuming him. The restis known. Poor
Aidrich died as thousands have before. a !
victim to the accursed traffic fin ir,toxica.. /,
ting liquors.! Far off in his once hap,nv /
home his youthful wife impatientiy awaits
his coming. On her widowed lap repooses os es
The innocent pledge or conjusa1 affection
born to hef since her husbands departure.
drunkarfs swidow aud orphan, as vet .
of their loss. win there plead
o Heaven for Justice to those who for ssor-! +
lid gain helpedthelovedhu husband and fatbI
'r 10 destrnction.. III n,t ia yat AG. bIa
Poor tAldrich! He was but % wears ~
'ge.i Lieut.. Tabor. with whom ne bSardetI
n Denison and Carrollton two years and a
lalf, and who him intimately informs us
nat he never knew a nobIer. spirit, a more
lpr,aht and honorabiem man, than was Aid
'ch before he became victim to intern!
'erance. O, O,when-when-shan this flood
4 desolation be stsvedr .a2aIgein bag fra1 {
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-10-05
From the Davenport Gazette.
iAF OH BE Not the First. 2'a's


I. ii. GARDNER, NJ. ~, 1sri A.c.
Obi be not the first to discover a-Eh.
A blot on the name Of a friend.
A faw in the faith Of a,lover D s#@Es]
Whose heart may prove true in the end
We none Of Us know one another, % -' ii
And oft into error we fall, ~ ~ = : ~ t,
Then we should speak kind of brother
Or speak not Of him at all. e., 80,
How oft the light smile of gladness a'-s
IL worn by the friend that we meet,
To cover soul full of sadness,
Too proud to acknowledge defeat.
How oft the sigh Of detection Rs
Is heard from the hypocrite's breast,
To parody truth and affection,
Or luii a suspicion to rest. "7'" >
How Oft the friend we hold dearest.
The noblest emotions conceal,
Have hearts the pprest, sfncersst, 81 n
And secrets they cannot reveal.
I'll leave base minds to suspicion,
And small ones to trace my defects,
Mine is noble ambition,
For base is the mind that SUSPECTS.
We none of US know one another" -
And oft into error we fall;
Then let us speak well of brother,
Or speak not Of him at all.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-10-05

3 Mrs. Ed, E. -Alhen, OF 81. Louis, has sud-
denly become heiress 10 the handsome -
tie sum OF s., ,OoO, 600. -. .............s
A mill In Lee. Mass., makes thsso miles
Of paper eollars daily. N..
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-10-05

WISE vEsSrEAL LANpCoMPRosusE
Last summer bank clerk in New York
stole 100000. He lost the money by
fighting the tiger" He then called upon
a LAWYER and Informed him that he was
ruined man, and thought of suicide. This
led to the following dialogue:
How much does your defalcation amount
to?"'
zone hundred thousand dollars."i ~
''Got any of it left?"
"Not q cent" q. . =, .r aARRFFs
"That's bed; you have nothing Left to
work with"
"what maabe donsf'A5T CgA
"You must return to your desk and alb
stract another hundred thousand."S
"what must do that for?' I,a
"To preserve your character, and save
you from going to the State Prison. With
the hundred thousand dollars you are to
steal tomorrow ] intend to compromise
with the bank. Your stealings after to-
morrow will amount to 100000. ] will
call at the bank AND confess your offgse;
I will represent myself as your; heart-bro-
ken uncle, honest but poor Twill offer
the bank $50. 900 to hush up the matter
The bank will accept. This will leave
$50. 900 to divide between you and me-tha'
is S25, 900 apiece. With this sum you car
retire from business. ~ 1BsAyA
Thayoapg man listened and took wis
dom. He 'doubfed his 'defalcation, ant
compromised as the lawyer said he should
He is now worth $3.50 900, and is countet
zone Of the most respectable gentlemen
In the city OF New York.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-10-05
II. =. BARKER.
WAcfH MAKER AND JEWElER,

Maiu Street, opposite the Union Perry. Watches
Clocks and Jewery repaired and warranted to give
satfsfaction. Also all the latest styles OF Jewsiry
aud .... 49, ...s .f--., 9fr al S,Rg tst I .
,SETH THOMAS CLOCKS
for sale at prices to suit the LinsI. ,r.rs ss
{ April 10 lw-dtf ! ; II ,st F.Il' slf-st 2.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-10-05

NXNNED FRUfT-A large stock
s.s-,s srs raslss II 'T1 'rs1' t''iH nl Tlskr9e. &
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-10-05
Ips 0LOCk,wATCAax JEWELRY
~ ~ r. e p Al r Err, 3. :.

TyAEssbAsnssse .asy.n gtsis.sd ie et.Ap..
.Ssst1:x,SeA.s!Ss ~ ssrSSnee:ss; az aL,
~SsoIdcid sin - ID ssooIdsIi issssring sndss-
sHsksSs a.: sssaor Of oioe 4. .Dssshes level
w. pstruusnts, Gold Brsast Pint, Earrings
HeastS0StIAel1A2. ohsihs = sJs sii des ,Pehs aSd
;ss J; esssSs kou..
sselsl,, sl,,ssy,.,,-sn ! .sSss = = Us I's 90
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-10-05
Camels for the Prairies and Plains

'01'l VITO " It. I-Ne1IIfIR FOSS. - ~
Mr.. Joseph w. Fabens once more Urges
the camel1npon the attention of our stock
raisers and westerntravelers: af,tl. we mean
to help him, for we believe that the settle-
ment Of our Western plains requires its
dOmestication here .it.lln IN VI -..lt-i r.Ilr
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-10-05

Hon. c. Dewitt smith, acting Goyernor
of Idaho, died suddenlyiof heart disease.
on Saturday, the 18th Of August. This
leaves Idaho without. either Governor or
Secretary for tho time being. s5' SHt''.1
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-10-05
} )ITTUMWA, IOWA,
How to Amend the Constitution OF
''!it~ sTGQioHgJ Iowa eli ." bE41fu1T
From the Muscatino yo,,..,,,,s ;

4
Art 4, Sec. L, of the Constitution OF
Iowa, provides tfe' only mode by which
an amendneiit allowing negro suffrage car,
be made. IL Is as foiiows:F 80 s..7ED1 sjd
81" Any amendment or afnetfd,fents To this
Constitution may be proposed in either
house of the General Assembly: and If the
same shall be agreed to BY a majority Or
the members elected to each Of the two
houses, such proposed affiendmefit shall
be entered on their Journals, with the yeas
and nays taken thereon, and referred TO
the Legislature to be chosen at the 'next
general election, and shall be published fs
provided by law, for three months pre-
vious to making snch choice; and II IN
the General Assembly so next 'chosSesr, 'ass
aforesaid. such proposed afiiendfReffft IL
ainend,nerts snall-be agreed to BY a ma
Jority OF the merriherse elected tls ach bonn.ssee
then IL SHAH BE Tho duty OF mt General
Assembly to submit such proposed amend.
frient or amendments to the people, in such
manner and at such time as the General
Assembly shall provide; and il the people
shall approve and fatify such amendment
or amendments by majority Of the elec.
tors qualified to vote for members Of the
General Assembly voting thereon, such
amendment or amendments shall become
part of the Constitution of this State.'"
The second section OF article 10, further
provides that, 'i'. "''" iNa. " amor .'1-n'd |
"If two or more amendments shall be |
submitted at the same time. they sbaif he !
submitted in such a manner that the cleo /
tors shall vote for or against each Of stIch
amendments separately" NJ h@'77rd hra
The question Of striking the word white
rom the Constitution cannot, therefore, be
submitted to the people until 1868, and the
opponents Of the measure may as Well tell
he truth, If they know how. .''a" nj ""n
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-10-05

At IA little town, the head or navigation
on the Sacremento river, lives the widow
of Old John Brown. Her daughters teach
public schools, while she finds employ
ment at something between nurse ana
physician amongth the neighboring families,
by whom she is warmly loved. She is en-
tirely dependent upon her own labor for
support. There is a project to purchase 9
/ house and lot for her ia this her 'choser,
l..,.ei1 iiyo 10 noijngYul eh g1& sToinbl
"o' - rrrnafa-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-27
General Assembly of Virginia
SENATE.
FRlDAT, Feb.


FRibAT, Feb. Path, 1865.
The Senate WAS called 20 order at Al O'clock
Prayer BY New. Dr. Converse.
The following bils we're taken mp read the third
thae ard passed:
HOass ball providing tot furnishing fuel TO the sack
aid seHaded soldiers iTcm VirglhlS "a ChiaIboT azo
Hospital f-sr. ga i. r-a-a pa. t.--. s.r .-..-
Hoass biR providing for . losa OF sax huHdred
thousand dollars, in Iaohthfy instruments OF two
IanareJ thOnsdad dollars, 60 tAs kosaoke Valley
Railroad company.
the Senals tin ior the relief OF fsmiles Of sol
.abli.r, living wiiLin The haes, under tue cOn
troll oi tLe eusBil, Nth AR smsndnaeHt by was OF
shsiltate Nas reported Go the Senate ~ The Clerk
q h1vtng been psssed By the ltOass OF Delegates,
NJ which thsy request the concurrence Of the Sen
ate. rta-s
GA motion %. M. BRANNON, the subject was
seterTsd " the Committee for Courts OF JnStiee.-
The foil0wing RESOLUTION. Was read ard referred
" The .lropEiais CONS ittee tsi- = t ~ s-,
By Nj. LLAlS rInquTIng into the exPediency
Of assuming The payment the Confederate taxes
| for the state VI Vrgiuia for the year 1856. q
Some otter subjects were discussed, eftsS which
De Senate went toto sscrst Session.
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rrpa ssysysly's Epsa'v1 ssaio--
THE NEWS.
az. U1NIEI = RrGGLESs

CEN pNNIEJ BCSGLGS@
Tte sa0i. saed resolutions adopted a. tue Com
81. - F,.darisAstsr,, ga expires, 'so ssa '@ent
e, ,ia i.coi.,e Siaag tEs kspPgsaaaoCk aad fot'-
y.ar VITO. cs@ never iusSst tas FrumPtRess Win
wine. Goa. RJseiss rendered has services 60 GOV.
lct,lc. 30 tina aisit % ti.s sc,e,s's OF lfs'uia,
cr it. a4Vdbs egsfgY viii which. Ia orsAdaela
jsgc, 10 dc,, Oh ,,S hos ,br folcuhe baiOtc the
Cou.cdera,, h1d even the A.cictOu cd army at
Manassas, bis career, from the repuisc ct tIe bom
7,artn, nt ct Que little brcsstNork at Aqua Greek
4,y thu rucmys heet, the bat,lc vi Baton Rouge,
including bloody Shioh and lArmingtoA. where be
.orul.nl-i Division OF brave l. 'uiHau,Jusi - al
read. pave oi Inv history oi "ur ~, ur iHdePcn-
ie.ce uoi ,se indulge tEe hope that The Con'ede
g1., .atbor,,.-s will .oou place him in position
,slc.c L.s o4.iae5t military stJlIIIes will nave
VIDE. range. Ges. Ruggies, since the commence
la..t 81 t.e va, la, commanded the Departments
Of lrjs,is>pFi. and Mississippi aud Aiahama, and
F.s. LOUISIANA ia which lac directed m4ay Of the
,.artizAh operations Ia tint qa2rtsr 'rf-.A
/ At a meeting 1T tue Common Council Of the towa
~ Fre,s,icksJuTg, Va. held al the t'pUse'l ,hA'a-
Ou ,ho Is daA VI letTVaIl. is6s, abe t'ilVw
iuuons were az t,i'GUuAiy adopted. Ms L..
Syiced Tlst the Council has r5Csntiy. With
pleasure, greeted the tsturB, upon short
Cugn, OF LIigNtlNT OS4cfW UaulOt huksicH "a
home in our midst that they have observed with
pTdo and pleasure his steady dOyOtiOR ID che Goa
ied,raie cause, and his distinguished Ssa sriuOns
SERVICES in our army for the past iOar years, ahd
have seen with regret that promotion in bis case
ias not followed and rewarded his devotion 80 the
cause. Born m the eremy's coa0try, bRt uaAVryiRg
81 daughter 81 YirgRia, aud aaking his home
among Us 20 the irSt call Ofthe Southern Uar-tran
ut Le resigned his mission Coloael IA abs
enemy array and az the fair p. OspeGts OfTsnk and
sa,riiicnc property and family ties and promotion
lhere tyAdeted his sword % his adopted State aud
-U.ss ihe drst ii the very srst, otEcsr OF the
GlI army vine did 50, AMI ansEsryiRg devotion has
,i., oI,d hr, efforts the success OF the Southern
,s,sr. AflOr icur years OF Grdu1ns SAD Valuable
set,ice be r-tarnS to With The rank "a Brgadier
t;vnrral This Council, and this Shols community,
icej mortified 10 think thai adopted sou " old
Frederic ksburg shUuld thus labor UnTsWsrdsj, and
that hi, distinguished services should De thus over
Booked .tui urappreeisted sRl they respectfully
prSscut ia, ease To the CONSOLIDATION % the COnfed
crete authorities ia the confident tEust that they
VIII repair this injustice, aud pSrmit this NJ worn
ud lOysi town rejoice IN the reflection, that the
devoted loyalty and prompt and valuable services
~ Daniel RaggloS ara appreciated aud h0nOrsd by
EeSOlrsd Ihat coy ~ theSe TssolaiiORs be
ro,pectfuiy forwarded to Brixadier General Daniel
Ruysly,, an % our delegate, JOhE l.. Asrye, Jr.
from the Rseord-A cOPy-TeSte
q. b. CHEW, G.
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~. rKBasCGY REpAg.FI.J g. = 81
Ri ro,f. t-.' - 18th
OANA en- THE SE<s .;rEs SsE EEEE

FIVE HUNDREB Million -, itR rENrLN
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p sr.,E ~ GIiR -C;'naF%rf' tt. nl.sit, On
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ne ~anc. L,SJ.nI ine..gs =; t 90" 4- per
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a,h.is {" be sol sI1 y tie IN sair and g. proceeds,
h.u ,"i spPsd aYsHei! 10 tue b. rt,nt o. the said
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ill.,. security -id CsEtenthit Afforded 70 tautg AID,
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pr. .iI CO -oper,ion IL carry ineb NJ" .f'ot.
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. A LlrTLE LESSON FOR WELL-DIsrosED WyEs.--
"a Why is it" asked lads, "'ihst many men are
anxious 10 get rid at their wivesf" - Because"
WAS the reply $50 few WOMEN exert themselves az
ter marriage 10 make their presence indispensable
10 the happiness OF their hHsbandsH' When hus-
band aud wife have become thoroughly accustomed
t. each other when all the little battery of charms
which both PLAYED oil 50 skiihliy before the we'd
ding day had been exhausted, - too many seem 10
think that nothing remains but the clankng Of the
legal chains which bind them TO each other. The
wife seeks to develop ia her affections new at
traction for her husband and the latter psreeivng
the idDSUS, begins to brood over nrcohgeniality
which dies exist and TO magnify the ills that do
exist into indispensable obstacles in the way Of his
earthly felicity. This is the true secret. The wo-
man who charmed before marriage eau charm af-
terward, il she will, though not OF course by the
saMe means. There thousand ways, Ii she
viii only study them out, in which, she can make
home so attractive that her husband will uucon-
scivusy dislike TO absent binsrf lreni IL, and SO
she can readily make herself the particular deity
of the domestic paraaise. This done, she May
quietly laugh at all attempts Ia ALLEVIATE her hn'-
bands iuclinatiuns; and with those nclinstioas viii
always go, IN such cases, his active Judgment.
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ACCTAspy SAl.e:s T8sS UsE.
On NEGRoEE AT AlCshlS
~ l VIII Eclf At H1eIi0s. tl3s. J, rRing 81
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I General Orders NJ a Beat eis,t,ts MIS- Of the
fs4'''s'i s.at'- hssrs naF;hs das fre'aulesie1to
s>s amy. ffercby tit y. aseoanee 6.tE
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darad SIC tie oG,aes.o .aIs asll.ss deceit
20 ss0o ,i-inresas sitboai a. ..nrpI = ',a %.,Lln
'ypa's days fraatiris dat s'g'et t'ta thgir on
lapds dolIycr ib.nb-iye> |"i igd'sHy appointed
cniolIips ahces priy,si a4:si yys JicecpI,dgty.
Ia 90 torwar.s, 70 their ,nIu,a,, -iD! ,. snue u
ani CIV, tho benedi at the r-pi ;0hil ~ t.jen
erstinChlo' ." the authority 81 hF tra+, VI - %.
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IL dlaerr OtIar NJ J. lie:l phairts irg'6. 10 The
'ohhseras states, applies 90 enf, ~ u S.i iergoRs
ssnenee ar TRIAL IGdeT CHI rcs, iftfal
OF a.seacn ei oist leave, viii the cclpls hcrcins'
ioT Iacujoned nad all uuic. cha, l'ai ~ sy.r'
aIsen;iY ed t0 pardon VII b. 'cea.;l gsn luc7r
and Torthts Ia duty.
By command Of t'rhersl 2 y LIS
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-27

pirhrlu,.i. ..,iy - l6GL
I,AxED TREAsl NJ IN orI.r

|NHED THEASl Nt WI 6.--TN QTl.T o
prIsOtr ~ Tar practicable" TO ear, liquidation by
I'D Treasury OF the UU1SfAApINV itALp NOTES. the
Irs-DfcT Assistant TlrasiTer az, ~ eIniI, H ~ tue
81 ht.t~s hereby GUtt,ii.' o. rIs- be sold
pab -yc1p. the 500 notes o; rs 3. premium rO-
i.sging )y ,tItHcaIls q. JDa- upon LsnCthtcs-
foh a.. 0HI1.eh!o hoLaa. III" -o r. G,aic- O., he
p., sh6 uh demand after The ,yr ':. 20 rin'v dsy.
Aad Si agent. for tao safe The ai- N I. ar. hereby
.nt'Dri6ed 30 receive the iarcI u'i A Pee cN rp0n
inos. nsuied IN pa yIaeut Of bcbds l o. the fite
~ a. ~ per ceptum. -. ~. RIA HOLM,
auA,-ti Esrr,ss-l no.. 'l, iIraEury
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-27
MARRIED..

At Clifton Matthews county, Va the 18th instant
blythe Rev. j. Counsel RICHARD ANDERSON, Jr.. oi
Hanover county to Miss s f. Moore OF suHmerset coun
-ty,Md. ....,
! I5-Washington diapers please copy.