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Very Valuable Real Els
tate for Sale.

DY AUTHORITY OF THE UNITED STATES
ID Circuit Court We offer for sale that valuable pro-
perty on Church street, opposite the SAINT Cloud
H,tel," between the Methodist Church and the
simmons block. on which the burnt house" now
stends. The house can be easily repaired, and
with the vast amount Of material on the premises
can be made very valuable for many purposes. The
lot fronts about 81 feet and has depth Of 300 feet
Church rect, on which this property stands il
bound 70 he the great street" Of our rapidly
grow ng cliy, and this valuable property possesses
advantages over any other for many purposes
Under the same authority we offer Sc eral other
houses and lots for sale, reasonable terms,
wthnihe city mi.s, very valuable for many ptir-
poses. For terms apply 70
J. 0. EWING, or
\. e. ALL0WAY, Trustee
nOvl5-G Id
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XARNIsFTER.

2 BIDS. Copsl Varnish, Btl Japan vanish,
2 Cyach Flowing :"
One barrel Flowing Fsruish,
One basr. Black Leather.
For sale low, by kWIN & PEHDLBION-
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BEWARE OF COUETERFEITs.
- urPRNcIFLEp pklLERa

AID UsPRNCIPLED pkALERa
who endaavor % d.sposa cor THEIg OWN Ga1
''othar" articles on the reputation stlsined b.
EXtract Buahu.
"a s-sa. a. fsarsararflis
:" improved Roes Wash
Sold b. Eil Druggists every where
Ask FOR HRLaHBOLD9--TaKF 40 dTHRh.
Cul cut the ADVERTISEMENT aad eszd Eorit. sk4e
4 YoTn TgFoSya iDksANp RKPoSBRR,'s
4 ~ Sly
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REFERENcE,

Hon. Andrew Johnson Vice President u. = elect
+" Joseph Fowler, Comptroller state Of Tenn.
Dir. A. Y. 3. Lindsey, Post Master, Nashville
Mr.. NJ. burns, Pres. n. G. and N W. k.R
Brig, Gen. Jno. + Ter, Cong Post, nashville, 7.
|. Donaldson Chief Q. NJ. Dept Cum
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DIR. KINGS
DIS p ensary
PRIIA.Ih DLSRASES.

esu..s1szs DR.. king, iorulofly 81 NsW YORK, Tor
kg-ssS lest four years Of L.ouisYIe, KY, Who
has devoted his attention 70 the testment % pr
Tate dlssase3 for 80 yesrs fatiess himself having
s-seuted 70 prscuce FOR so many years, and cured
50 many lhoIssnd5 ne is enabled % cure al diseases
OF pfYGie nature, no matter hoH bad they may be
nom ilGIciOus ns1aGl treatment OF from neglect
Of their own. DR.. kme's DispenssEy b No. q
Deaderck street, between Cherry and 4he Squsrs
second story where he cures MI diseases Of pm
vac nature. ~ ...t..-. ....-
GOn0rrhC8a cured without nauseous medicines or
intersTeHoe with business 20 ,.-.EI 1903
StrictUrea Of cd OK recent dsse eheciualy cured
il few days, BY an operation which causss no
pain' Where q stficture exists health cannot Ds
enjoyed. Perhaps no disease causes more mischief
and undernlines TIE health 50 much.
Syphilis, with all the diseases Of the sKin, groW-
ng out Of neglect or bad treatment, can be eaectu-
ally cured in q lew days.
SEMINAL WEAESEss.--Partculsr attention having
bseu given 70 this disease and All the cOnss1u
growing out or Il, brOugft On 10 many cases by tho
destructive habits Of incOnsiderate youth, and ez-
csssive Indulgence OF The passions, q neglect %
which vii undermine the constitution, rendering
the subject unfit FOR business OF society, End caus-
ing premature cid age.
Females VINO may be lsbouug with any difficulty
OF the Womb may rest assured OF immediate re-
lief. -
Persons residing spToad, By Buling snj stating
tleir case WITH fee enclosed direct toJr. A. King
No. ~ Des3erick street, Nashville, Tenn. viii have
tho necessary medicines cent 70 Their address
once hours rom o'clock N the morning until
2 NE ofenlAE- .a.alET ~. rH Abr -
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For Rent,

T-SoR CHE YEAR 1855, THAT vAilUABI.E PRO
porty on Cherry sf1set known As the 'Catfon
Property," opposite the Maxwell House aid *
penv ghis property IL the most valuable in the
jty Tor many purposes For teTas, for any part Of
h apply 70 loct1s-t1 n. <. ALLOWAI
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DO NOT DESPAIRI

Although you may be pronounced incurable, tbs
5ansTitans Root and Herb Juices Will remove every
Te tige Of impurities from The system as we'll As al
the had effects Of mercury.
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''PosT HosPrrAL, FoRT MARSHALL,
Baltimore, Nd, Feb. p, 1894. I .
'I have great satisfaction in stating tina, have
used ''7h5 Samaritan RcmCdi6S'' for Venereal Dis-
ease in its most customary form; that have used
them with judgment, discretion, and properly, and
have found them 10 respond 20 my anticipation /,
promptly and effectaally. Knowing their compo-
siton have the fullest confidence IN their efficacy
en- I ~ FAR a. my use Of them extends recommend
them strongly. ALFRED Q. BOWERS,
Assistant Surgeon 9Th New York Vols. -
Let be understood that these remedies are as
recommended and viii positively cure the diseases
for which they are offered.
Sold by W. J. & c. W. SMITH, Druggists,
Co ner Chur h and Vice strt cts,
NASHVILLE, TENS.
Desmond & Co. Proprietors 9l5 Race streets,
Philadelphia.
ian1s-6m.
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Photographic Family Bibles,

A new and elegant design OF Family Bibles. ar
ranged for sixteen hkene- SEES.
Descriptive Catalogues mailed free to any address
on application.
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ECRET DlSEASES!!! SECRET
DISEASES.
Samarltsn's Gift.
Samsritan's Gift.
He', positive cure for
Gonorrhea, elect, Structures.

Contains no MinerEl-no BalsaTn-no Mercury.
Only en- pills to be taken 10 effect cure
They are entirely vegetable, having no smell nor
unpleassn. taste, and will not in Any way iniure the
stomach or bowels Of the most delicate
Cuges ia from two 70 four days, and recent cases
in tWenty-ioJ.r hours. Prepared by graduate of
the Univ rsity o. Pennsylvania, one OF the most
eminent doctors and chemists Of the present day
No srp0sirc-IlO TrOlbls--nO Chaage Whatersr. I ct
those who have despsired Of getting cured or who
have been gorged with Balsan Copabis, or Mercury,
al once FRY the
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BOOKS

For all classes, upon all subjects, in every style Of
binding, and in endless variety Exclusive
Agent for the
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BITTER5.

brakes Plantation Bitter5,
Bulls Cedron
10 letters Stomach %
Boorhave's Holland 4"
Horfands German
For ssle low, By EWIN & PENDLETON.
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CLAIMS

For compensation for property employed in the
military service of the United States, and lost de-
sToyed or captured, viz steambosts snd other
vessels, Railroad Engines and Cars, Horses, Wag.
onS 30 "a
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EEIR 6 PERDLET0H,
Wholesale and Retail
DRUGGISTS
No.IO southside Public suqare,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
TIA E ALWAYS on HAND ALARGE STOCK
ii Of
Drugs, Ola. Paints e. Chemicals
at very low figures
OILS.
PAINTS

go KEGS White Lead,
300 Lbs Am. yellow Ochre.
800 80 French 50 +"
100 Chrome Green, dry,
100 IN oI
100 Yellow. dry,
100 mol
Az kinds o. Paints and PANT Brushes.
FOR sale low, By EWIN6 PENDLETON,
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ATTENDED SfrH rhE FOLLOWING sYaProaa.
lndisposigou 70 ExerilSa Loss Of Power,
Loss % Memory, iffculty Of Breathing
Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Horror Of Diseases Wakefulness,
Dlmness Of Vision, Pain in tia Back.
UuiYerssl Isasstude OF the Flushing Of the Roiv.
Muscular System, kTupuons on the Fare.
Hot Hands, Palhd C0untensuce,
Dryuess Of she Skin.
These symptoms, II allowed 70 20 on, which this
uedlSue invariably removes, soon follow
LAPOTESCY, FATUITT, EPTLEPTIC FITs,
Ia one OF which the patient may expire. Who can
say that they not frequently followed By those
dreadful Diseases
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION.
Many are aware OF toe cause Of their suHsrnq
but none win confess. The records OF the Insane
Asylums and the melancholy deaths BY cOnsump-
uJus hear SIMPLE witness 70 the truth OF he asssr.
Con.
TIA CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED WITH
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
requires the AID OF medicine 10 strengthen and in
yigoraEs the system, when HELX1OLpS "a
TRACT SUC'HU Invariably does A lral viii eou.
wee BE most skaptcA.s
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In many affections with which numbers of Fe-
males suffer, the ROOT AND HERB JUICES Is
most happily adapted-in liberated Uterus, in Leu
corrh9s, IN bearing dOSn, Failing Of the womb,
Debility and for all complaints incident to the sex.
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sAMARITANs GIFT.
Sent by mail in PLAN envelope.
BLOOD. BLOOD. BLOOD

BLUOD. BLOOD. BLOOD.
Scrofula, Ulcers, Sores, Spots, letters,
Scales, Boils, Syphilis or Venerial
Diseases, etc.
SAMARITAN ROOT AND HERB JUICES
Is off, red TO the public as positive cure.
SYPHILIS OR NENERIAL DISEASES, the ga
MARITAN'5 ROOT AND herb JUICES is the
most potent tam and efectuRl remedy ever pre-
scrbed 1t reaches and eTsdicates every particle OF
the Yenereal poison, so that the cure il thorough
and permanent Take then Of this Purifying Rem
sdy and he healed, and not transmit 10 your pos
teDty that for which You may repent in after years.
4 Il.
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Sanaritan's Wash

Is, in case OF syphilis used in conjunction with
the Root and Herb Juices. Full directions.
The efficacy OF these remedies is alike aelCnowl-
edged by physicians and patients. They are used
in the Z. s. Hospitals, thus restoring to health
many Of our brave soldiers.
From ths BGltimore San.
WHAT THE SURGEONS SAY OP TIE Sd
MAR[TdNtS RRlEDTES -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-02-06

Gen. sivklcs has arrived at paoana, and
was axnecrc3 &c proceed TO Bogota, Lima. and
elsewhere on the coast 1T is SAID the general
may investigate the management and profits e
ya>;or, jega:jo1:s an;1 ccn<1l;1cs is thar ,ec
rjn.
+ j. Stat i s.a; rf1o Northeast Department.
S,nt;: >,,>,,u. ana Kansas. and he 1>h,
y! .l;,a,v Division are 70 BE- oo,1marsd ),
G ereraI l.o,s>. t,croral Curtis Is 1r be r,o:.s
{. red. y ii, headquarters al s.. Paul, HIvn.
During the :,ast Jour snon:h- |;oouar:.e
+ Parker. Of III E,.ou1av tojl>, has had
at his vessels pn: IL sppar, il order as >oor:
a. na.i gatut: fully Opens, To Keep NJ Snr7e,
lance Dt;t only ~ tic Potomac o1s} mere t. For,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-02-06
NEWS BY TO-DAY's NAIL.

Owing to the reception OF 4srge number OF
prisoners, it is found necessary 10 clear out ne
Old Capitol prison each month. On Safnr-
day forty-seyc1 officers were <ont to Fort Del
az sr< u;:deI !; Slrnn2 guard. A 'be = IL.
sne ei2 I!y St sen ,1lgase- Wer% t!i>2ntcj>cd 4,
Iort Il" !, rren Boston HarS,rr. ,iE.;rc are >t'I
il tn O.J Capitol large nnnI;,r u prisoners,
lnvl ing sauy belonging to No,iA sud
Il he commands.
+ letter ;ro1si the Army # Tie James, s!aIe>i
Fen. ua.A 3. says u! is reported that Tie
lHouf-d erare feet started dowu ghe river early
This MOI uing, but after ,, proceeding Sho,t d.
ta:ge turned :,Ack and anchored in ll.eif old
position.
A great deal Of firing was heard ali the atter
noon + he 81 inst in The direction If Peters
were practising upon that place, while another
;epresents an engagement Of lively character
bel ween the TWO lines near the Appomatsox.
On Saturday mig bit, a fire brokv ont ia the
large bone factory belonging to Alessrs. Nor
gan & Rhinehart, at the G. street wharf, iii
Washington, (now used by the Z. S. Go7ern-
ment, 10 the west end Of the city. Nothing
was saved of what it contained, the walls,
which are stone, only remaining
It is said, in some quarters, that at the late
Interview between President Lincoln and
AIessrs. Stephens, Hunter aud Campbell, an
arrangement was entered into for general ex:
change Of prisoners, and that it is to take
place forthwith but another telegram from
Washington leaves the matter still open to
doubt
A special dispatch from Washington to the
New York Daily N,ws, asserts that it is "wel)
understood at the Capital that the Confeder
/ ate authorities have received an assurance
from France OF an early recognition. The
statement is said to have been derived from
most authentic source. but is not credited.
The Savannah Herald says Col. Julian Al
len arrived at Savannah on he 10th instant,
and met with cordial reception, and the ma,
tegla aid donated ty The various Northern
the provisions, tbs distribution of which was
received with continued demonstrations IF SAT-
isfaction and joy,
In the i. s Senate, on Saturday, Mr.
Grimes, introduced $ resolution, which Vas
referred, providing for contract with VIM.
H. Powell, of Ohio, to paint naval picture
to be placed at the head of one Of the grand
staircases of the Capitol, provided the entire
expense shall not exceed $4,000
The Superior Court Of the District Of
~ I.Iae MI,r;o I;,nonA:nn han .rn.s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-02-06

r. s. CONGRESS. In the Senate, On Sat,
urday M. Wilson Introduced bill TO prevent
the sale of Confederate scrip, bonds. &C.,
Also bill for the protection OF passengers,
which provides that color Shall not be valid
ground of exclusion Of persons from railroad
cars. steamboats,, and other public convey
ances. Mr.. Sumner introduced joint resoiu
tons in effect providing that the consent OF
three fourths of the States now represented
in Congress shall suffice to carry into effect
the constitutional amendment abolishlng sla
very. The resolution declaring certain South
ern States not entitled to votes 10 the electo
raj college, was adopted.
In the House, Mr. Ingersoll introduced
resolution against ever granting the leaders
of the rebellion civil rights, which was Oh
iected 10. The naval appropriation bill was
considered. The amendment creating Board
of Admiralty was rejected, The House con-
curred in Senate amendments to The resolu
ton declaring certain Southern States not
entitled to seats IN the electoral college.
I,Ea1sL ALIVE. In the Senate, or Friday,
bill providing for the recording OF deeds in
certain cases was passed. In the House, Nr.
Harmon, offered resolution for the rehef OF s.
T. Chapman, administrator OF Louisa hunter
for taxes enormously paid in 1887 So, ~h!ee,
after discussion, was Withdrawn.
e>--------.
The Richmond Wing says: Saturday
evening last the 9Th Illinois cavalry encamped
TWO miles north Of Dumtries, On the telegraph
road. They were accompanied by wagons,
and are supposed to be on their way to Fred
ericksburg. The weather was very cold, and
the roads in such wretched condition that they
returned toward Alexandra Sunday morning.
Monday last body Of Federal cavalry were
near Park Gate, three miles west Of BrenIs~
Vile"
rha Washington Star says that $50, 600
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-02-06
DIED.

On Sunday afternoon, the 9Th insjans'
CHARLES, infant son Of Charles 4 ana re-
becca Hootf aged 9 months. zzt~Ile 1rl"Ilc'
and acquaintances Of the family are in'l'eu ~
attend the funera', to morrow, i IeSday a''e'-
noon at 3 o'clock.
II Alexandria. Va. on the Sd inst. Ar.
WILLIAM n YARD, in the 46th year oI rs
age.
In Alexanaria, Va on the Sd inst, Ass.
JANE CELESTlAL WADE, in the 43d year
of her age.
%zp~ EDGAR SNowDES SR's OFFICE corntS
Of King and Royal streets, over MI, o"ln8s
Store: where ne viii receive suoserlpIon as,rTT
ertisements for the ALEXANDRIA y AzEI1L y
Persons having business with the once ca'1
transact it with him. leu - "
80 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for the Alex
ASDR1A GAZETTE can be LETT at the j,rlntllE
Office, 1T Stone's Book store, lover when Il W.
office or st the office Of Edgar SnoWdant y
corner of King and Royal Streets up sbaAEs
feb 6-~tf -...
yXTANTED.-A respectable GERMAN gIcl
W wants a situation in small private fanny
She is q good washer and roncr. The pest q
references given Call 81 Mr. Fisher : e. No l TO-
Cameron Street. leD -
FOUND ADR1FT.
On The 18th Of January. between Gran y - 49,
land and Glynont, d LARGE sCOW 81 'ets
long, II feet beam, The owner is requested ~
come forward, prove property: pay ch&rg7s
WIN E. HARRIS.
feb s-l,t# Crancy Islam.
CEDAR POSTS.
onn SAWED CEDAR POSTS, averaging
GVU 9 fact in length, for sale by
.. t. WILSON,
ao y 24s No l. Primes street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-02-06

The National Intcl!igencer says - IS nc"
clear enough that the Val must g' on WIFE
renewed energy All financial aud commercial
movements will be, henceforlh, adapted TO
condition OF war.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-02-06

The Washington Star says thai $4,000
have been expended during the last month in
furnishing transportation to the North tor
Confederate deserters coming 'nto the lines.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-09

In common With ibe FRIENDS Of Gcr. Shcr-
nan. Ne very much rvervt MS severe ani.
nsdversions upon toe ofhcial course Of Sec
Sianfoa- A osrcsal reading OF the Gcuvr.
ais letter complsinirg Of Stanton course.
vii fail 70 satisfy an impartial mind. that
Shsruans Arrangements foT ~ sarrrr,icr
81 Johnson. Wa neither eNpc,licni or right
Tie truth Is. he made IN c-rvgious biun-
der. and one that vosil have involved u.
ii IneStTicable diiEcultics. hal q been ap-
proved by ihc President and hls cabinet.
In ssyin. this. nc 10 rot charge upon Gen.
sherman eisieyaiiy. not a. al. lie va
over reached ~ Brcckenriase and DAVIS.
Who stood behind Johnson in their ucrotia
tons. She-snan's f.rfe vas Oh f-hi-nr and
not IN negotiatiag The bitter attacks he
1, nov making on Secretary S'an,oa. At pr
sisted in, vii only react and iaiare Lim.
instead of stanton.
Gen Sherman has made one 90 TIE most
brilliant records m this VA. lie stanIs
second only % Gca. Grant. and that i hoa-
OF enough FOR ore nan. His camna en-
starting At Chattanooga. forcing Joinson
baek step By step 70 Atlanta. bis u.a-chc.
throush Georgia. Soath and North Carolina.
BIS masterly danking operations B., which
b took Atlanta. St,annas. Charleston and
other inportan' posts. stamp hin a. one %
The greatest uilitary commanders IN histo-
~.
With this nc ought % rest conieuted.
vitbcut undertaking he unrracious tax %
abusing another distinruishcl man. wh9.
although be- has occupied diser,nt position
during this wa-. has canned for himself
nations gratitude. Scrrctary Sanfoa a.
tie bead Of thc War Departments has been
our Erea; reliance through az the r,crils q
this terrible couai-t. Amii th. raging ~
ihe storm and the bovliu- ofthc tempest.
he has stood BIKE rock. laughing e. i-i-
possibilities All icfviag thc rage o. rcbcl-
lion. The terror OF eoternuicu; thieves and
shocdy contractors aad the fricnd of the
uncouditiousl lorsHsf every uie-r. So.
S'anion. las stood al; fhc hcai % tho War
Department. and with q mastery ha-a has
guI'lrd ih- % ship 81 State ever thc .hosl.
and guieSssnas. uniii she nov l,roaiiy % les
81 anehor IN thr haven Of Pcacc. Whrn tbe
history Of this rebellion shall Re uri-,ca.
the name OF Edrrsn n. Sfaa,aa. MI os,-a-
~ a conspicious place a. orc Of the disfin-
Euishe,l men % whom - a-e indsb;e sor
the fusi iri1mph Of freedom. and the re-
ostabiishneHi Of TIE government upon
GrD al enduring hasis
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-09

lgroa4ANg Ir.riunNr iN Eutrr 10
ruE lrffow Frtfr pfor Tie pr,-rctl-
ines Yesterday of the coart Engaged IN
.trs iug thc a..a-,inas.on ce-p.afors vcre
uul suaiiv iai~rrsiin- ana inanrttet. dis-
losing in great ucasnr. tir p'ot of Dr.
N'ilkt-rn. 'lc rcbei agent B.. Ca-ai,. q,
.1trc.iucr yellow fever in iiis ,,er.rs.
ior ole PlrPose. q. alleged. not only %
.rrcalirg 'he disease in northern cities.
ut OBJ iai.ei tae niti,aal ar.nirr. AMI even
o. extend Hs dfeali-l rasages into tlc
irrsiicuiill u,aasier.
Tie cviIrnrc 90 t.r rroser4t.'r IN rvssri
OBJ t'iis P'ot "a c5nnrncci by che sraniu-
alton Of Goj.rey ! Il,aas. I'd Toronto.
vt' tcsticl iat .n pcccmlrr. i>52. hs
urt il Toronto pr. Biscktu-.. whom he
kncv o. o. in the rcbcl se-,ire Black
Jara took Iisaus 90 private nom al
askrl L..n o le uas uiliing O. - oa an
cxrrl fian in vhi.h Or -cuIl makes hun-
ircl tloararl dollars an r-crirc m1-s
g'ory ihan iLc rc..,i t,eusrai lie. Witnrss
fnaliy consented >-b,cqac niiy &C. received
.-.t-,..,-s,-.
wouI arrive lt HALIFAX Wffaes, tLra
-.-4.t
.-.-...-.-.-..f...-, - ,..,
-s.s-.-, ,..t---,
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$3.50. $500,
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Observation-Disclosures
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-09

TnE stEHr,prE 90 kirHv Suru. The
s-rrsalsr 81 AIs-s Sai,h saves che Govern
Hle-i i-,m Iraa, oamsl.-a. General
Grant ~as coahlcnt Of che sa-rruIer from
iie asa. aal "a. ,ry ua,L suppri,,I A.
tac ol'iaay oi ~atl. rr-ra-a.iaas ia-
81 os,rHt ..a.os ,aepl.-H Lave been uar-
ias isr t~o or tar,e seeks. and iLe .lr-
rca-cr saves iae governments. O. say ta-
asst a ierIr-i rii..ou. of dollars -
iac l.--..- cuccr SAYS on th, bad
10 81 Iroaal.- chat a larger All more
rapid r,..a.t.on hofh % our military aai
naval ;1rvrs NAV nov bc male thra ~a.
r,n'erliatrl ur o. th.s tinc. The great
cHfcl'a-es 90 thc government uiI ai.o
BE- sooner b-oa-h. l.aa O. peace
estahl.slrrr' than vas ctrl-frI TIE
SOC hl1lr.! a.....oas 10 la.ilr.. -l..d .oa.c
rr-saa Supposed uoliI ID, tac cost of.at-
daing Irras. uil o. saved. Dc is PROBABLE
'aat fhr stanl.rs army vi, to r-.il-rl Oh, a
,a.i-s.l ihr..aaI aea. Instead 1f ahla-
l-I ana SIXTY tioaalI. al. i,I b.sa pro-
i-oscl IA.s ar.y -1-.l Dbl. al. az O.
oil. dafy off-1u,.-r al.. b order o. s.rcr. anH
and also oirroie,iia- Gle l1yal c8,rs. "a
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