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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-28
DRUGS, MEDICINES. ETC.
} JOHNSTON a RlSO.-We h,

- SOhNS1ON n HlkU.-We have
i the pleasure to announce 10 our friends and
the public that we are again at our old business
having established ourselves under the Powhatan
Houte, where we shall be happy to see all those
who wish to renew their business relations with
us. We shall endeavor 10 give the same satisfac.
ton TO our customers they have received for
nearly third Of century; and but for the un-
fortunate circumstance Of our entire stock, books
and other evidences Of debt having been destroy,
ed by fire, we would be able to be accommodating
to our old customers, instead Of respectfully AK.
ing them 10 examine their books and accounts
and inform us Of their Indebtedness, as we en-
tirely trust TO their honor TO det rmire what may
be justly due.
Our stock will be replenished suticier tly to
meet moderate demands, and shall be furnished
at the lowest market rates.
We respectfully solicit continuance of tie
patronage so long enjoyed by u.s. s7
P. JOHNSTON & BRO,
Phoenix Drug Store,
jyA Richmond Va.
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From ALABAMA.

PROCL AVIATION OF THE PROVISIONAL GOV
ERNOR-SEVENTY THOUSAND ALABAMI-
Ans KILLED OR DISABLED IN THE WAR
RECONSTRUCTION
MOBILE, July 22-The Advertiser and Register
publishes to-day the proclamation Of Governor
Parsons.
He reviews the condition Of the South before Sc
cessiOn, and It's now impoverished state. He esti.
mates that one hundred and twenty-five thousand
Alabamians engaged in the war, of whom seventy
thousand are dead and disabled. Hence destitu-
ton re gus where once stood comfortable homes.
Yet smid this ruin, suffering, sorrow and DEATH
resulting from Secession every political right which
the state possessed under the Federal Constitution,
is here to-day, with the exception OF slavery. The
slave code j. q dead letter, and il is the height of
wisdom TO produce the best possible results from
the new order Of things.
Justices of the peace, conStables, members OF
the common councils, judges Of the courts, ex.
cept the judges Of probate; the county treasurers
tax collectors, assessors, cOrOners and municipal
officers who were in Office on the 22d of May last,
are appointed during the continuance Of the Pro-
visiOaal Government.
The judges Of probate and sherifs In Office on
the "a OF May last viii take the amnesty oath,
and continue 70 discharge the duties OF their Of
fees until Others are appointed. Each officer is
required 70 take the amnesty oath and give new
bond. The eRcdon for delegates TO the cOnven-
ton 70 assemble on the 10th Of September next,
viii be leld on the 2lst Of August next.
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MARRIED.

CosBY-VAY BESrHuYsES.-At Halifax Q. H.,
Va, on the 18th instant, by the Rev. Henry A:
Wise, Jr, Miss MARY NJ. VAN BKHTHUYsEN, OF
New Orleans, La, to CHARLES f. Cosby, ESQ.,, OF
Halifax county, We.
New Orleans and Louisville papers please copy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-28

THE SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY
Is NOW PREPARED TO FORWARD
Gold and silver Coin,
Currency,
Parcels and
FreiGhts
PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA, III.
LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA,
BRISTOL, TENNESSEE,
DANvILLE, VIRGINIA,
+ GREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA,
SALISBURY, NORTH CAROLINA,
CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA,
RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA,
WELDON, NORTH CAROLINA,
GOLDSBoRO', NORTH CAROLINA,
WILMINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA,
AND TO WAY STATIONS on TIE
VIRGINIA d TENNESSEE RAILROAD,
SOUTHslDE RAILROAD,
PETERSBURG RAILROAD,
NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD,
RALEIGH AND CASTON RAILROAD,
WILMINGTON AND WELDON RAILROAD,
WESTERN N. c. RAILROAD.
LETTERS,
MONEY PACKAGES,
AND SMALL PARCELS,
TO
COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA,
CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA,
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA,
SAVANNAH, GEORGIA,
MACON, GEORGIA, lass
COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, eses
MOBILE, ALABAMA,
MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA,
SELMA, ALABAMA,
JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI
VICKSBURG, MISSISSIPPI,
NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA,
AND TO WAY STATIONS ON THE
CHARLOTTE d s. c. RAILROAD,
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD,
GEORGIA RAILROAD,
MACON & WESTERN RAILROAD
ATLANTA Il WEST POINT RAILROAD,
SOUTHWESTERN RAILROAD,
SOUTHERN RAILROAD,
ALABAMA & MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD.
All goods shipped by the Adlms and Harnden
Express Companies, and marked to the care Of
Southern Express Company, will be promptly for.
warded to destination.
Freights shipped by steamship to our care will
be forwarded by Express without charge for COM
mission or drsyage.
If orders are left at our Office goods viii be call.
ed for and forwarded by first Express
SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY.
jy24-2w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-28
The COTTON TRADE.

Liverpool statistics of the cotton trade at that
port show decrease of importation with an in.
creased consumption. The returns of the trade,
for the p tiod from January to July T. compared
with the Same time last year, show
Bales.
Decrease OF imports. ..........."',.. ...So,o4U
Increase ofquantity taken for consumption. II 400
Increase of stock. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $4,000
Increase of speculation. ..................596 500
The cotton at sea, for Great Britain on the 7tb
July, was as follows:
1866. 1864.
East India bales. 10000 40 900 Inc. 10000
China, &c, piculs... $500 1900 Dec. $4,000
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BUSINESS CARDS.
A WILLIAMS,
II DILL EQIlA IlE A O. u

III REAL ESIAIE AGENTS
AuctiOneers and Brokers',
Continue to devote themselves exclusively TO the
Sale, Leasing and Renting of Real Estate, and are
therefore enabled the better to those entrust
ing them with business
One of us will be found at all times between
the h. urs of 8 A. NJ. and 7 p. NJ, at our office
Main street, four doors above the Spotswood Ho-
tel Wg r W. GkUBBS,
jy2i-2w A. d. WILLIAMS.
GODDIN a. APP.
IL PERSON have on private sale large quaint.
ties of GRAZING, FARMING, TIMBERED AND
WOODED LANDS, located in various parts OF
Virginia, TO which they invite the attention 0.
persons wishing 10 buy, and those desiring TO sell
lands of whatever kind are solicited to send in
descriptions in detail, with prices, &c. Through
their firm in New York, Harrison Co.. and
other agencies, they have peculiar facilities for
eifecting sales. Jy24'"-6t
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HOLLINS INsTITUTE--BoTE TIE
III TOUR { SPlNGS, VA.-The exercises OF this
Institute ave not b en- interrupted by the war
Its next regular session will open on the goth OF
July, and continue TEN MONTHS. Young ladies
are charged from the time OF entrance TO the
close Of each half session.
Entrance fes Sl25 IN SPKCIB, OF ITS EQUIvA.
LENT Pupils furnish towels, sheets and lights.
Address CHAS. l.. COOKE, Supt.,
jy6-2w' Botetourt Springs, Va.
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HATS, CAPS, &c.

TOHN DOoLEY HAS RECEIVED AN ADD.
q ton al supply of the VERY BEST FELT N
HATS the prices lOir, and suitable TO the
Virginia and North Carolina trade
Purchasers will, no doubt, on examination, be
aRreeably surprised TO see in Richmond at this
time such good assortment Of HATS Of the sta
pie kinds. Over Huiards, up stairs, Governor
street. jy37-eolw
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EDUCATIONAL.

BOARDING AND DAP SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG LADIES.
MISS Pc q X A M will reopen her
IHl SCHOOL in Linden Row, Franklin street
the FIRST OF OCTOBER NEXT.
A full and efficient Corps Of Instructors Will be
employed, aud the French Language will receive
special attention.
Early application for the Boarding Department
must be made to Mrs. j. W. PegrGm, as she
wishes to have only small number of pupils In
her family.
Further particulars will be given in later sdver'
tisements. jy24-3tawtf
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CPECIAL NOTICE. am authorized TO make
- advances on consignments Of Cotton, Leaf To.
bacco and other Produce, to the address Of my
friends, Messrs. g. HEINEKES & PALNoRE, of New
York GARRET F. WATSON.
iy27--Gf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-28

OFFICE RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
RAILROAD COMPANY,
RICHMOND, June 80, 1865.
INADVERTENTLY OLORED LA.
w BORERS will find constant employ ment to
work upon the repairi of the Richmond and Pc
tersburg Railroad. Apply 10 Mr.. G. Q. Ely, Road
Master, at Falling Creek Bridge.
Z. II. GILL,
iya-Im General Superintendent.
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REWARDS.

OI0 REwARD.-Lost, on the Goth, SSlF
DlU from the corner Of 7th and Caryykl;
streets, M0CKING BIRD, with Q white 1SSI
tail. Any ole returning the Bird to the corner Of
18th and Cary streets will receive the above re-
ward.
jy 2T-2t' B. SoMMERS.
dh n REwARD.-Stolen from my stable, the
S.tU night OF the o6th, TWO HORSES,
Brides and Saddles; one large, black or brown
horse, years old, with his left hind foot defec-
tive and strikes badly; one q compact bay horse,
years old, with white spot in forehead, and has
gals on side Of neck caused from collar; both
are marked with letter on the neck.
j. II. GARY,
South.side of Basin,
iy21-dtf corner 18th and Canal sits.
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C'IRE INSURANCE.-HOwA INSURANCE
Il COMPANY, OF NEW YORK.
s50I,GN
CHARTERED 1925

CHARTERED 1895,
And for many years represented here by HUBBARD,
GARDNER CARLTos, Is prepared TO take RISKS
AT CURRENT RATES.
Applications may be made to J. r. MAcNuRpo,
ARCHIBALD BOILING, or R. E. RIcHASDsos, with
o. F. BREsEE, Agent
Franklin street, between 7th and 9th,
jy 2-3tWF&M'
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INSURANCE.
T IFE INSURANCE.

T IFE INSURANCE.
TIE MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY.
The prosperity Of this Company Is unprecedent.
ed, having issued lsst year 7092 new policies re
has paid to the insured over 81 500 600 in ANNUAL
DIVIDENDS, and has over S7,000,0OD in ASSETS
ALL THE PROFITS BELONG TO THE INSURED.
>, Policies issued FOR LIFE, or payable during
lVe, or on the non:forfeiting plan.
Office In Yale's Building, Governor street.
jy &-l0t' KNOWLES & WALFORD.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-28

SPECIAL NOTICE.
Joseph Il. MORTON having form.
81 ed business connection with the house Of
L. ESBERG, No. 81, Franklin street wholesale
Grocers and dealers in WINES. LIQUORS AND
PROVISIONS, would be glad TO see his old
friends and the public, and can make 1t to their
interest to call on him. He will always Lave on
hand complete assortment Of Groceries, Wines
and Liquors, for tho, wholesale trade.
He would also offer his services to his old
friends for the sale of COUNTRY PRODUCE of
all kinds on commission, as formerly, and request
consignments, with the assurance that he will do
]. T. MORTON,
jyl0-lm No. ~, Franklin street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-28

Tor NEW Y0RK.-ATLANTIC COAST
l. NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY 80
ssMI WEEKLY LIsH.-Leaves Rich. KEEN
mond every Tuesday and Saturday. Leaves New
York every wednesday and Saturday.
The splendid new side.wheel stea mship Abe
MAaLE, Capt. BOURNE leaves here SATURDAY,
the 29th instant at o'clock P. NJ.
Freight received Friday, and up to the hour Of
o'clock p n. Saturday.
These steamships receive and discharge thar
cargoes at the wharf at Rockets.
This steamship has splendid saloons, stateroous
and passenger accommodations.
Passage $40; meals and s,aterooms included.
Passengers will please be on board In due tins.
For freight or passage, apply to
DAVID q WIN. CURRIE,
ONCE at Chas. 7. WORKMAN 4 Co.,
jy27-3t' 18Th street
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-28

BANQUET TO GEN. SHERMAN-HIS SPEECH
on THE OCCASION FREEDMEN TO BE
PROTECTED-NEGRO SUFFRAGE OPPOSED.
INDIAEAPoLIs, July 25th.-A banquet is TO be
given TO General Sherman tc-night by several
military gentlemen.
General sherman leaves for Washington to.
morrow.
SECOND DESPATCH
INDIANAPOLIS, July 26...-.The Sherman banqaet
last NJ ht was a grand affair. IL was given by
officers and ex-ofieers OF the army, and il cost
two thOus and dollars.
General sherman, responding 70 toast In his
honor, made lengthy argume1tative speech
He said his ancestors, being In The seaiarng line
contributed largely 10 the importation OF African
slaves He therefore felt il 10 bstiis duty, as far
az possible 10 atone in future for the sins Of his
ancestors. Il was the duty Of the Government
to protect and educate the slaves freed BY
the action Of the SecessiOnistl They might be
colonized in F Orida, and admitted 70 representa-
ton in Congress. he opposed negro suffrage, or
indiscriminate intercourse with the whites. His
observations in Mexico led TO this conclusion
He believed the whites mast have the governing
influence, and that 0mnipotence inaugurated the
rebellion 70 break the legal hedge which protected
slavery from the inst Indignation Of the civilized
world. He thought plen y of the Southern states
would rstlfy the Constitutional anti-slavery
amendment On the subject Of military power,
be said he did not feel that there was any usurpa
ton, but hoped when the necessity passed civil
law would resume ~ sway.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-28

STEAMBOATS,. &c.

THE OLD LINE-EsTABLIsHED I'M 1851 -
NEW YORK AND VIRGINIA -
STEAMSHIP COMPANY :. The fns &Hf(k
steamship On EoLt Capt Jso THOMPSON. 6ss
superD accoommodauons for passengers. Tickets
Passengers leave here SAT I'D Y MORNING m
o'clock from Ludlam watson's wharf
Freight received every day In the week Par.
ties shipping goods that are subject 10 the int,-
nal tax revenue are particularly quested to have
them stamped before sending them DOWN.
ly2o-u g. F. WATSON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-28

ENIRE AND MARINE INsURANCE.-SECU.
j. RITY INSURANCE COMPANY, OF NEW
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-28

DDGo0D & RILEY,
Successors to George L. BldgOod)
BOOKSELLERS AND sTATIoNERs,
GOVERNOR STREET, RICHMOND Va,
Would call special attention to their stock Of
Counting House Stationery, viz:
Blank Books,
Ledgers,
Journals,
Day Books
Cash Books,
Memorandum,
Pass Books, and
Letter Copying Books.
Bill Papers.
Envelopes of every size and quality.
Ink-Inkstands,
GOLD PENS,
Steel and Quill Pens,
Lead Pencils,
Rubber,
EraseFs n .tf
Rulers
Rubber Bands.
t.s ~ Gum Labels.
Desk Pads, .ral4.t. 81. 2 .
Portfolios,
Bankers Gases,
Pocket Books, etc.
Also on hand,
Standard, Miscellaneous, Theological, Law, Medl-
cal and School Books.
All orders promptly attended to.
BIDGooD RILEY,
jy 26-2w Governor street. Richmond, Vs.
FMPL OYlIENT AT YOUR HOMES TH0U-
u SANDS CAN REALIZE A HUNDRED DOL
LARS WEEKLY.-No utensils required except
those found in every household; profits 100 per Ct;
demand staple as -four. 1t is the greatest discov-
cry OF the age.
Full particulars sent on receipt of two stamps
MUNRO BROWN,
jy94-7t No. IA Bleecker street, N y.
NHOICE STOCK OF FAMILY GROCERIES,
" selected expressly for this market:
tierces best Family Hams
% boxes Lemons
100 baskets Champagne Wine, qts and pints
so cases London Porter, bottled
80 cases Allsopps India Pale Ale, bottled
90 cases Champagne Cider
100 cases Cabinet Whisky
so cases Old Sutton Brandy
100 cases Claret, Sherry, Madeira and other
Wines, very fine
90 cases assorted Syrups
20 cases Olive Oil
Anderson's and other best brands fne.cut
Chewing Tobacco
Burkhardts celebrated Boston Stock Ale, in
wAole and half barrels
For sale by WIN. II. ALLDERDICE,
jy25-6t 66 Main street.
ELOUR, CHEESE, WHISKY, &c.
100 Barrels Montrose Family Flonr
l0G. do. Extra and Super do
l50 Boxes Goshen Cheese
so Barrels Old Rye Whisky
200 Sacks Liverpool Salt %
80 Barrels Brown Sugar .f,zi--as-
On consignment, for sale by ,l.t.I
MINOR l. JONES,
jy0s--st No s6 18th street,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-28

VETANTED.- wish to employ a WHITE GIRL,
w TO do general house work one who 10
willing TO make herself useful, and not AFRAID to
work. None need apply unless they can come
well recommended. Apply TO
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR,
iv2S-4t Cor. 9Th & Marshall SITS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-28

FIRE AND MARINE RISKS TAKEN AT
CURRENT RATES.
Applications may be made to J. B. MAcMuRpo,
ARCHIBALD Boiling or ROBERT Z. RICHARDSON
with o: T. BREsEE, General Agent,
Franklin street, between 7th and 9Th.
~ 8-3tWF&M+
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-28

EOR BALTIMORE-FIRST sTEAMER.-The
IL fine steamer COM. H.A. ADs
ANS, Capt. SEYMOUR, will receive .EStaG
freight for the above port, and SAL on MONDAY.
July 3lst, OF p. NJ
For freight or passage, apply to the Captain on
board. or to SkAOBT 4 co
jJ27-5t Rockets Iundino.
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BUILDERS.
EXPRESS COMPANY.

OFFICE CORNER MAIN AND 18th STs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-28
WANTS.

T AND WANTED. TO purchase for
IL cash, in Virginia, Plantation Of 300 to 1000
acres Must be rolling well watered, and healthy,
River frontage preferred. Address Agricultural.
No. SO East Broadway, New York, stating particu-
lars. jy29-St'
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FLOUR, CHEESE, WHISKY, &c.

100 Barrels Montrose Family Flonr
l0G. do. Extra and Super do.
l50 Boxes Goshen Cheese
80 Barrels Old Rye Whisky
200 Sacks Liverpool Salt
30 Barrels Brown Sugar
On consignment, for sale by .lg.tI
MINOR l. JONES,
jy96--3t -7atg No. 66 18th street,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-28

EOR PaiLADELPHIA.-stea "CLAY
j. MONT" has arrived. Shippers ~
Will please send down their Freight .E1z3a
by o'clock this afternoon.
Friday morning. r. II. DIBREII,
J}T Agent
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Z. Waro.
&eaiftrirunqsz Notis

&esiftrirunss= ytcti5
eemas ter Set. 9 Der Wife betl. bic @eatftrtring per gSael<
bere@ttSten bes Stdates, patltrt IN GER @eneTal anemrlp ppH
Warplonb an, "a N1Grt 1865.
Den Nabtteae6tteten FER u arb ptrb bternitt NOft3 9e8eI'
zen. t6 bic Reetnrateren TIRE Siblnsen gD 1o5 DIT Ntaots
IonGfr, aeeenub.r Somerfetfrr jSbea DtsnfaS unb Wttttwpb
ucn1 s. 4usut ttS 20. @ep.ember in ben Staa.e en- bon NtPr-
gems 9 bts Mbenbs s ubr baltea tperoen.
CITE 9tt eifratpren ppuen bte Wanieneen GER S5aro pm per
QDtGttetett pr lrutsetttseu Jtssthrtruns bSftdft b%enadrtG"
ttsen. Die &sethrttun8 tpirb oapurb bepeutenS erlet3tetf,
.perbtntert BITE Vei6Ieuntguue pes GSsf6atts an ten pattern
Ea8en Der gisuns unb uberldst ale : cit bic Namen sa re-
8~tnriren,
RBtIIta m BrDpfS,
Spbn 6. 5arbpG,
g. 5. &p&ea
(28iuI-) Neetfratprent er Z. gGars.
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(2sjul1oml'
A., Warb.

a. Warb.
Maeu gBatlbers5 t'sten Der 4 aDarS fst btesHtit sur 9er ~
nis aebra9t, sab BE lResiarirunss ,Seaatict IN sO 90 Nv
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( i1br Mbsnps Sn uetea etnftntnunS bss Sei3luTes Ter
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,a8,uI-0 6estfrasprea fer 9. 2SaTp'
S1CtiS. a.. 2Sarc.
III, Sf6ce Der A. gDarb TT bon So. IS Of Saltttncfear.
- 80 Sffs bsr Qpn,barb unp Mibemarlefr. 1erleet wpreen,
puatban S @bapman,
&bparb2 Gtarf
SameSNt Sacpbst
lx.,,Mr, gte8tfr.
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8. Waro.

Den @atttere&isten tiefsr Barb rrtrb bierntit befannt
semaGt, tab BITE 0setfratrreu on @de Wsnuuent nnS 8pr-
renar. (8rreer's, an ~fuleenten Ga en- tn Stsuns Ieta per=
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Spbn 81 SMITH,
SEP y gDebb,
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(2oji-) Hesipr. Der s. 9Sdrs.
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H.. 8arD.

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natr i&ttet taB bic 0estfrirunes 8samten an Der Nrrbmet
@de BON Cathedral unb NiGm1Onbftr. an ben ~fOlgenben Sasen
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(29iI-) Ntetfr. BET IL. gDarb.
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BeR1nntm0C6ullQ0n.
Ge9ilfrotiDns -SSab.seGs.

10. Narb..
Nuen Nablbere6tiaten Der 10. Narb rtrb Eiermit yRutt,
tseeben, fas bic Ge8tfriruuss Reamten In Der Cfhee an
@ea 8dpetteftrr 2 3plren BON Geputltcanfr, an rem frl.
etrten Sngen ften mereer s, 9, Is, 16, % %, 20 unb 20.
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Woreens tic 5 utr @benbs. SIN @en6fbeit hes BeihIulie8
Ter @eneral SFe mbIp bon Narplanb, pafFrt ana %. Nedrs
1866,
AI.~ SaItDn,
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Can Teaft IT.,
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-08-16
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Sptn Mc@eC1t
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