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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-21
INDIAN CONTEMPORARY DISCOVERY

tND1lN CUKN-IMFURTANT DISCOVEKT.
Since the dethroncment Of King Cotton, II has
been discovered that lndisn Corn is the life, the
blood. lone and muscles Of the Southern Corn
fsderacy. The fact has also been established ON
. still more grander scale
Thot the reeti6ed essence Of sound native rye.
Which the hills Of old Moncnyahela supply.
indicated with juices Of herbs which possessing,
Each it, medical virtue. bestowed o. Z blessing,
Make. In hO0TETTER'S NTrERS. Z tonic which
stands
Approved in I'll seasons, and climates and lands.
Army surgeons indorse it-ses Captains admire
il;
And. having once tried IT, they always require It.
Aud ont in the gold mines these Bitiers are sold.
A the miners own medicine, precious as gold
smc'eut IN checking disease and expelling,
Aud ~ protective I'll others exeelfins.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-21

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HoTT IA "A 49, -" ~ nIr,cSs ~. y. 1ssss1.
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dis.esiy ssSs: ne Kin. in ''' ''p'''' "'''1 .
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M,s g. s oss.9 Or -. ssnsr ssRssess
s,,sr sao.as n sss,,s'isS 4, q. 49,. - I. p,
Is 1orid
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-21
CAUTION.
the 0OvRRxnrHT RxDORsrurNr

Ii order 70 guard against dangerous imposi-
Mons, The public ere requested 70 take especial
scsscs q the bsautifdlly eaSravsd proprietary
&Senp through which he 0evsrnmssat Of TIE
= nessssrss's nsrrrI.' III sh;sS tHr.s ..'s \.
-; Ssscv g. over the propeietcrs and ths
SSsSne iGs their joint peeteeeion. Il piaeed co...
~ S,,s esssss Tie ecrk end Over She neek q
~ ~ es 81 sSsnsos icy 70 strike the eve {,
= . nosssssss's S"TrS:. ssoshlng that purpo ri
~ 0eomp u thssU. ssneaes unles
. alse proper 70 sasAe thsG the ,,-.
~ sssasssvs1Z Z: siass end ..vsr 49,, y. s.'
peelsss ~ im1AAoro efe ohrosd' M e. Ia
aaegcafa ~ poblis hsve aeainst then e = o.l
~ ne btttees they bay besr the enerS VA ~
- aete q han1 ot Nesss. HoetetfSr 4 S,.;.s
- ~ sea0p abeve usnAiooed. -'''
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-21

TasIR CONSULTATIONS for years have averaged
from FIVE to seven thousand year, which gives
them an experience unsurpassed by any, and
eaualled only by few.
- Remember they do not promise to cure all
stages of Disease. While all diseases ARE durable,
if taken in season, all stages are not. Your case
may be curalle this week., not next-to-day, mot
to. morrow hence the d1nger Of delay.
No case will be received when
there are any doubts u Core
or Relief.
Our Terms are CASH hence the money must
be sent with al orders for medicines Il costs
from five to fifteen dollars per month, to doctor
with ne, which includes medicines.
t. The poor will be favored.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-21

SNf -
|. nie1nsnd popen q the 1olk lave the
sfps s:sstesn -. -. en-. :. -. sooa
- - cry PulnG soosa1ly. & = snpposel
they - - - sone. - Newheene . 11Inlbrce
Dheg1oA T. TUGTy.
= kinGopn, n. C., correspondent learns
TIT ths Ya1kseD ore pgspAring an expedi-
tn aoDkngt We11oa Five 1ooo1hotives and
n1suo4 il0n heve certainly been landed 1t
4OcehGu1 bythe Ynnhoa.
JO4o6 CRY. n. c., ~ viaited lat week
~ Ynnhee taideeA An de provision
NmD O1sfiDd ~ and - robel ssuce beat in
the ja0ss blown up; Two negToss and I'VE
0ea were kilDsd aad two soldiers drowned.
Two soldiers with esght ambuhnces were
nved.
Mostly wss in Lynchburg wednesday and
W1ll soon Join his command
The Augusta CAroNic1e advises TIE citizens
70 res3st tie burning Of cotton there. The
paper h denounced - Yankee concern.
New YoRk, Feb. %.
The Richmond Wkio's East Tennessee cor
respondent nys: Many rebel soldienare fall
ini into the hands Of the enemy. Sixty
Sven home guards were recently captured
near Thyl0rsvi1le. No assistance wAs made
The rebel reserve force Il among the noun
tsins. The correspondent says they do moi
seem to amount 70 much, - they ore contin
ually being gobbled up.
There IL much dissatisfaction among thu
gvsin-growing slaveholicn at the order con
scnptfng 80 many Of their negroes, and j
seems cruel 70 demand the few slaves left
Ont Of the vast number held two years since
this demand vas made, at least threc-fourthl
Of the negroes have gone over to the enemy
Farmers are now without means Of cultivat
ing their farms. The enforcement Of TN
conscriptiOn act in East Tennessee places
10000 men in the ranks of the Federal army
who would otherwise have been at home
good citizens. It 10 probable that 20,O0(
men were dragged into the rebel army who
have generally proved . nuisance to thu
government The negroes, daily running
away, win come back in short time, armed
and in the enemy's ranks This is the policy
of our weak and silly Congress To have
armed the negro should have been the policy
Of government two years since.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-21

- E'15F
nbsusGeso - - &C., se,fs usslstssa
- . - - sl.s = - -;
- - - - - clst ~ I, -
11u10o0n. - nDunGntno1 - - ~
$3.50 - - rUon11 - ~ ~ o1OdeeL ~ m
go - os4st ~ - 4 ''ssses = ~ ~. =
171o1 ksu e1.sse = ssesoss, - ~ vississy.
49, 9lsssss, - ~ q sesss9s:ss 49, 49, q
! $500 uosn - " ssoeeseo 49, ~ ~ J,
loGoroom 49, eeeoee - NSSs.es:eS seS6oe-
I - - = Sssais,sg : : -
,..-uuuupun,euu.sSRAfnD0 IonACR M.
Z 49, A. Sssis ssv0 1l1lnR, ri
p 111i1ltee psovd@a9.
A. - - WssA anDessedl ~ ~.
Asd ~ s~lv u -.
4 psss.ip1iss - - p,easast
4 payo1c301 ever peoueaA
A alogs6o11vo oD0n4 @he Q tofn.
1bo0 - ono0D ihG3noooo0.
Ard eeeoDoao herbooooQA
Tho(D Ult)oeo oDoaceoU0.
n ~ elftQng 6ns egoan1 bseh hemiopAseso,
tsfs4 Eovo 6ov0 pUovg1 el1losiouo,
- 0vee - - Gnneieus,
II ~ ~ 6o0a46D oktuelve oucooooive yoes.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-21
THE woRLD's OPINION.

THE WORLDS OPINION.
fesehing the BIIfERS this grand fact il clear.
xaeun In Ill lands. WISHED BY fts ocean twain.
asalsA. Hope md vigor follow in their train.
AVOID COUNrERFEIrS.
MOSIETTBg'0 DlTTERS share the common
fate
OF - things goed--1mposters imittae
o. These beWere-disereetly Me- vonr ev..-
From hsnsst houses purchase your supelise.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-21
C.aT.aRRH CURED.
They aretreating Catarrh on new syatem which
il a
SURE CURE FOR THIS DISEASE!

Experience has proved that Catarrh cannot b
cured BY local treatment alone hence the many
advertised cures for Catarrh, all If which are To-
cal remedies, give relief only while the patient is
under them. but ntrer curs.
Understanding the disease and we know it can
we also prescribe constitutional remedy to be
taken, and by the combined local and constitu-
ti0ndt treatment, we are enabled to remove the
cowses of Cdsarrh and thereby effect
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-21

Suffering from Indisposition- 70 Exertioh. Psia
in the Back, Lost Of Memory, Fofebodinss, noe-
ror Of Calamity, Fear Of Disease, Di@sess q
Vision, Hot Skin and extssnilies, Wans q
and lassitude q ~ nuac1l6r 0ysSeo. n 3.
quirs the cid 81 To Ceaslitstioo LII 0yree.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-21
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

between the Colleges novel, interesting and practi
cal feature of the course In which the student chip
goods, receives ccnsgnments, receives and render
an account Of sales, conducts correspondence. &c.
rendering It vastly superior to any facilities tina
can be offered by any single school.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Guperipr @purt. 0ti9t2r Ntartiu. - @ji(cer>
lebe aeaen bic Ser. ct. telegraph @pmp. 8ereit5 beri6s
tet. Gerbitt gu @uniten bes SlGSerS fir $2,869.63.
Common pleas 9 ert9t. 9ft9ter Sling. =
aleer scsen Gaslor. 1rt6eil gu @'unften SeS 8efla8ten.-
@m. Wic&ann segeu &una M. SciSFe. Sm &rojeB'-S.
s. ~9fepuplb8 II. a. 9esen @m. Gour II. a. gfa4 6er 0fes
gel ab9ewieien.
Wuiiengeri6t.- Das Sefturent BON @iii.
0taul plrbe anertarnt unb 9pFn 9re8sp NIT Der Sertpal'
tuug beS Na6loiie5 betraut.
6ie Serpaltnn8 beS 9tadlufeS bon So9n gin8elmurbe
an @liatet6 8ingel it6ertra9en.
Ser. Staaten 8e5trf8s@ ert9t. =
Sber=9fiGter @baie uno Ifcc. &i9ter GteS. Sup &C.
gen SiIen bereits beri6tet ntht beenbt8t.
Bentley 6. 8ib6 sesen SoI6ua 6. u. Cunningham unb
$. SO. @o6ran se9eu Seremia9 @9arles rnb $. &. gSea@
tbebs, unb 9p6u S6pntaS unb Irl. &9Oaas.. S~eantragte
@iubaltSbefe9le.
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TOnC6tnQtoner anAetOerl.


t0er Yplt5et>S Superintendent 9tebt
bie 3obl Der I'M lebten Quartale Serbafteterl dlll
1922 an, 5000 mebr ais III ir9elb einenl pcr9er'
aebenben 9lei6en 3eitraum. Siele Der Gsreattee<
ten finb e~ntlaiIere Splbaten, pelde feline SelpaI>
tigung bobe1. ..1.s.
'Gs iinb ~ebenfalS piele Der i'm Sit6en tret9elas
ienen &erbreber b%arunter, melde .1tp III nIetel
Gta6t oufbalten unb mIerer 9Oli5ei nod rldt be-
fannt itnp. .s.. 1.s.,,
nod Idreiben. ~
San6merfer bes 0itrifts Columbia baben cine
@inoabe an BEN @on9reB pcrbereitet, mprit ic nm
Die Seltlelurg Der qeietll9en arbeltSSett BON 8
St1tT16en fir Sic 9iegierun9Sarbeit bitten.
fMeinli6fett Der Stabt, @db>
renb bieIer @c6e wurben beim @elunbbeitSbe>
bartemcrt 1918 Yerlpnen pe9en SerItDBe11 geger
Bic GOri6riften iiber Die @elunbbeit ulb &einlid'
felt Der Stabt, an9eSet9t.
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6eute

Oeltte
Tir @eterSbura unn 9ficDunOno.
Sra9t miro al n%ieorigen 8reilen bef6rbert,
febe Staten.
Der Dpfr State Of @irstnia" perldBt BEN 9tsbttr. Wbar
nabe N~rattfr. teute Nd6nttta9 3lbr.
Die nit i'm berf6tfften @lter fontnen am NtDntd9 Wtor'
een In PETERSBURG unb &thntcn6 en.
Sitter turd big petersburg rerben unsenCmnren unS gu
btutaern preiIen ais bet elmer dnbern Qtnie b%ef6rbert.
Sra6t<Rate n.
3uder, In 6ttS, 5 Gts pr 100 9fb.
Wtebl per 1911. 10 Gts.
SDbiSfep DO II "
Shinfen, in 9bSS. so ~
(Sudnp, pr Spnne $1,00
uub aIe dnoern Sitter nur 8 Cts pr 100 pfb.
gelpnbere Gpntratte fur sr6Eere 9artien fGnnen gu niebrt-
9erea Treifen ais eten te5etdnet, eetnatt irerben.
Cir Tra6t unb Ydldse wente man fd an
s. Branbf,
Yafasc $500. 8S Qt9ttfr. g8tdrf
- &sine ulhlatuna her Glitter bel bic ier. Qtnie. [frl
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@toBe 0yGnlienzGoNec


snr @rrthturs res
am d. 9tprii 1865 pom Gtaate Stem Serfep i'm
ccrpprirteu
OeutIben Snualioctz uno @~nilCnbuuIcS
tn Der beutf9en Stdbt
G99 @arbpr GitD,
Dretbunperttauleno Contributions Nntbeile
te6er ntbett nur Ct 9UIIer,
fur BEN
Snbali6eil= rlO @aiienbdt8= SOn0,
%np3s9en
Observation-Disclosures NrGmtett Dertbeiit
tDeroeft+
9fber ber etaen DpGar anrerbtt, ua NIT bic fer tieinfn
Getfeuer bsrfrIppeIte Solbdten unb perIafere timber unter-
ifibst iu tetfen, bat bic IuSFdt, hur6 euttse yetmittsune
Der frau fortuna stnen r%et3enbsn 9onbfb ODu $20,0 900 9Gertb
Dser font cine prdrnte pcn bic er Summit abNdrtS 3u ersie.
len. Die 8ertbetiun8 btstet pecunidre 0Ottbet!e Dte feline
5pette 1eber ntbetl' n a m u etne
+ m tie erbdlteu.
NEbereS beast bas ~publtcttte pamphlet.
SIM Muitraee:
Der Wermdltung8ratb oeS beutIhen Snnalttens
unb QDatfenbares.
81. e u II nj a SER.
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WfdrftbrciTc4

BaIttm pre, %. gtcb.
@affee.-OtiO fOFete 1871 Gin @plO) @8tb.
NebI.- @uper s7.5 - 9.25; Samilb 11.50
Bic 1906; Jtpsscnme4l 100000; @prnme9l feft 81
4--4.75.
@etraibe Gei3en, peiSer, 2.45-2.7O unb
rctber 2.2O-2.3 So "a 8ufbeG; Belf6tprn O.85--O.9O
q SibG.; Safer sos Gents "a 8iFt; 9tog8ea
800 q 8i9l.
NpIaiieS-murbe in oerI&iebeue1 QuantitGten gu
$3.50 Gents pfferrt. Yprtc Oticp 7O-1.00.
8rpbiiipnen.-S9infen 18-18I Gents, Seiten
2OH @ts; S6ulterfide 1917 @ts; @9meinefett 27@tc.
Binder. Cuba 1850 1925; Rortc &t 0
A. O-l5.75.
Sali.- @,rpunb Glunt 2.4O, feines $4,000
Curtis Sslanb 60 @ts. "a 8i9(.
DbiStet- wetG., 2.41 per @an.
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Nafh Sabannah, Gcnraia!

TtNtJ SNUWNIHDI VEUIyEN
9tdditen SamItag, ben 2. December.
Das Dampfidiff UNOrtb YOint" verdict 2iettar. gDtari
uuterbals garrritr ndftsn Samfas Na4mittds, ben q
Dec, puntt 3 llGr fir SdSanrab, ga.
Die "gtortb 9ptnt" 1T Elm auSee8 etdnetsS S6tff. setaut
IN 1863 unb iperten Otter SIT ben ~btatefen Staten per
ii6ert.
Sic nimmt 2atune auf Spnt 3 I E II 4 a q an unb Tra6=
ten werben su gterp- gp't @retten tere6net.
9~ieielte wirb Sapannab fir Baltimore am 9. December
~Serlanen.
Mle @uter fO0tst opr - llGr am Gage Der &6fa9rt an Der
Settle bes S6ifeS fetn.
Der Oampfer bat euts Gailtsn3immer u. antete Seaueut.
It6tetten iir 9a0a9iere.
@ensn 8ra6t uHb Yafase wente man fb an
s. Brdn6ti r,
(bt-fa) So QtebtGr. gDbarE.
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1915 @o6len 3iitn &0ifenprei8

Ste .Grn fumentsn linton gpmpdantt" Eat BEN Ytets be
8Cb' en- 4! 1915 nj. Grnne bon 224O Tfe. tIr Subftrt
terteu e,tBet. Su 8pIes ter @rbStunB Der 8ratt tf bic
feS t~rrliriie her 6DfteupretS.
Blre>r SOnntt unb futiertbtrt ouf bieen Stcd. gtr
berIprtden GuG tte befen Gcblen, tteI&e in ben Mdrtt
frntmen, eq TT nr6 etn f&ertr Snreatment, wtI6es f9
better tn tel efirt, ais 7J3eCr.
De Retatlrrets btr RrbIen tetrdet G12 90 pr. EFnne,
nit elmer 6iGsrbett zines bnlbteen SttiStn8.
D'eItS 1T bic etnttee G%CrhpGenie. trelhe aust<sflt6 aus
BaltintDrern befebt unb BITE etrstee @%Drhpdante, Hslber ter
Mcttentnbnter. ptIGe bic 3ptltn niht trduhen. ION men
Stefe trrd BITE G%omrnsnie Serfdufen Iafen peI6e tie YrD-
fife, GtDttsntsn Der rom gertduf GberfIffetr SUtItn tnt
I~prtneen, 3urIdjGblsn.
SaaJgS- 6 i{enbatn-8pbIenbpf SIR. so &itbItfr.
= @anuI RDbItnb0f Am Gdst ter GarrIinear.
Office gEmF nie:
Hr. as %. SnSetttRrase.
S1meG 8. @tten, b Sdhes 3. YurbtS,
Gfr Nf6f (uBh -
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&Orberrp &obIcn 3u 1915
per Sonne Ron 224o Yfb. abseliefert.

@esenle ttt9e &p6len=@ elealAaft.
4 Dteie @sfeai&oit DerFfbt TIRE Sabrrtbeuten eessnwdrtte
NIT SObIen 81 E$S.75Irtr Zone BON 224O Yfb. abseIttftrt
Ote 3Otberrp Rpbler ~Serfdufen fur ttnen Dollar pr Ernne
nebr, oIs ale onbern ~Rinttrnclt RobIen i'm 5flt6en W1orfte.
AtttenbeFser ftnb su elmer LYNNE 6DbIen per Sabr fir iebe
dttie bere4ttet. Der Yrets ieber Aftie TT $1,000. Sub
lsrtPttOnsbh3er leSen teBt Ufftn tn Der Offeeb Der @eitHI&aft
w. SO 6eopnbfr
~(2SrtlmuJ V.5 $. suIItSam, prdE.
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6 Nctersbur0 nlo SiihmcnO,

AzshI<zls9R etcr3bur9 mo NlNlllplt0.
xNS1EgEsEE4& -
Seoen 9ien1tag, 9onneritug uno Suntitag.
Die gppbattan Steamboat Gpnpans, etabIttt i'm Sabre
1871, Id6t Jet tire tret au&es;ei9neten Dampff9tfe
State If Girgiuia 1061 Epnnen
Stale of Afarslanb ia "2
petersburg 65
~reselndBtB ldufen.
Dte1e DdmpfI6tffe perten burtiGntttltG cine 2abun6
son &c, 900 gdfern n6tentli@ ttae n.
Der srpBe 0faunt ~tesfelben teet unS tn zen Gtan6, Sra3t
btutgcr 3u bef6rbern, ais cue anfern Gdmpasnten.
@S taben biefelbet auSJesct6hete geqaemltGtetten unb
@aiiten fur Yd1dstsre.
Ste perIaHen ibre QDerfie an 2isbtfr. nate Trattfr. jseen
Dienf1g, Dpnnerfdg unb Samfag UNI 8 nbr gtd6nittd9s.
SIR 5ra6t au be,abssebteut Yretfe unb fur YadaSe penbe
man fb an
8. 8r6nbt tr, Yr1Ebent
(22npo-) Yppbattan Steamboat gp.
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Titr GbarIeftom.
tMbfabrt am SamIta9, 9. 9es.

&L-@8&A@@- ~tUIUVtI UN ONIHTlNyI u NV0'T
+. Na6mtttag s 4ubr.
9as DamsS1htf 6 umberIanb" Capt. Denim, nirb
auiansen am Dienfas, 5. 9eS, Srddt einsunttmen urb am
Samfas, 9. OeS. 9a6mitta8s 4 utr Srn SIdnnt9ans 0tarf
am 6use BON Dtinfr. ~asfabren. Seine Jra6t wirb mad 3
ubr Na6nittas5 am Gage Der Ibfdbrt an9enpnmen.
SDnte ~eenIeente Nratt ~ansebpten perten, 10 wtrb ehn an
terer Ddmpfer ant 10. DEG. tplgen.
SIR nabfre &u8funft wenbe man ftb an
". 6. san
81 Srut6fr, aber ser 3. RatipnaIbant.
Spbn 9. @oulb,
f2orr-obe1 Elannieon'S 8bdrE
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E- Seibene8 Gigarrens8 ano, Sunc1 8apier
HtsaeabeIs, ,,9ranbe &c. &c. In GROCER MuswabI Bet
SDfepb SGrBber,
{ 1901 81 Gr&au6e place nate SpRtkHf.
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Sri1inaIzS idetS

gu 81 Fnb su faben: go. &99 Yrattfr BET 6 6r. Btf6er
fctpte eeeen @tnleRbuus bs tetr. Setra4S nsbIf 3 Cts fiji
YOffdmpS untsr Der IbreNe 9DutS 8uIItn
@eg 5arbBr gttb, Rev Strfeb. gu sdplrci6en
SetbetIieun8 labet etn
~iI6Gf3mt) Bouts BuIItnger, Sen. dat
~ Gttsts iinb aud tn--ter Office tes Baltimore gDeder
II bd ben.
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sober mnD Hin0im9 gtDre,

454 Sic Str. Spti6en 8 Str. nno Ba. Npe.
DIR untersei6nete erIaubt f& btermtt fetnen Frsunoet
uu6 Befannten 1rmte benz sesbrten publifpnt er 'essnH an.
~auieteen. bas CT am sbeneennnnten Yins en ntres Sei@dtt
erDFfnet Fat, mo Ct dne Sprten BON 6 eher 'p@te - d IN
& tnhtu unS u er 8 unh aNe drteren Nrtttel,
rsI+e su rem @ef9aft ssbSrtn, S~prrdtbtS bat unb btttst
bss6alb i'm ;atlrei9en 2ufpru&.
(2be3ut) YbtItPp Sel3er.
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SON 3io Sc Sanei no.

Mew Oprf, 1. 9eS. Nadridten |ppn 91io
Be Sareiro bonn 4. gtOr. .%r1elpe1, Dap Der Srieg
nit @araguap ieinem @tbe ft9 itd9erte. gplp
1tarb III 9fip III @ari. 8rpf. &gaItS mladte cine
~miIeuidaftlide Spur Dem N~rta5onenitrpme eut>
lang.
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Rew DOrt, 1. Desbr. Sob i4lUB beute su
148 -1484.
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Ueranu0unaen
Vir @aGe nnp @pneerte Al sermtethens

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In ter Nefer Office.
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OFFICIAL

may be- mustered into the military naval service Of
the United States SHALL from and after the passage OF
this act be forever free any law usage custom what
to the contrary notwithstanding; and in determ.
ming who the wife and who the children OF
the enlisted person herein mentioned evidence that he
and the claimed to be his wife have cohabited
together associated husband and wife, and 80 con
nued to cohabt associate at the time Of the enlist
ment evidence that form ceremony OF marriage,
whether such marriage was or not authorized or
recognized by law, has been entered into or celebrated
by them and that the parties thereto thereafter yed 10
gether or associated or ccabted husband and Wife
and continued to live cohsbt associate at the time
the enlistment shall be deemed sufficient proof oil mar
rage for the purposes Of this act and the children porn
of any such marriage shall be deemed and taken to be
the children embraced within the provisions of this act
whether such marriage shall shall not have been dis
solved at the time Of such enlistment
Approved March s. 1865.
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APPENDIX.
No. To-.
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES Oh
AMERICA:
4 PROCLAMATION.


4 PROCLAAAIIoN
WHEREAS the act Of congress or the 7Sth Of ssptsm
per- 1850 entitled An act TO add ona collection
districts IN the State Of California and change tia
supg districts therein, and TO modify the existing col
lecton districts in the United States extends to msr.
nerehandse wharehoused under bond the privilege of
osng exported to the British North American Provinces
uonng the United States In the manner prescribed in
aet Of congress OF the Cd Of March, lsl5 which
ssgnatee certain frontier ports through which mer.
ushose may be exported and further provides that
otoer poru situated the frontiers of the United
sass adjoining the British North American Proyness
may hereafter be found sSpedisnt, may have extended
tnem the like privileges, the rscomm sndation ~
tne Secretary OF the Treasury and procanatinn dn,r
made by the President Of the United State. snsciai
designating the ports to which the aforsssd pryilss,
are 70 be extended.p 5000 N = rss''
Now, therefore, J. ABRAHAM LrncoLs Presdeut of III.
United states Of America, in accordance With the
endauon or the Secretary Of the Treasury DO hereby
and proclaim that the port Of Newport in tie
a.s 81 vermont Is and shall be entitled TO all the priv
NE IN regard to the expectation OF merchandise in
on1 70 me British North American Provinces adjoining
nv uni,eo states which extended TO the ports Gnu.
IN he Ith section Of the act OF Congress of
| this Proclamation ~ "
IN witness whereof have hsrsunto ut my hand and
caused tne seai o. the United ststss TO b AIMED
p2ps y the city Of wsshingtos this sghtpeutl
~ dAvgust " tAsyssg q w Sage eps tb9u
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T No. 81, I

RESOLUTION to purchase Mail Pouches Boxes Of Mar
shall Smiths Patent for the Postal Service, and for
other Purposes. stsr
Resolped by The Senate and House Of Representatives
Of Ms United States Of america Congress assembled
That the be- and be is hereby author
lied to purchase of Marshall Smith such number Of mail
pouches or boxes CONSTRUCTED the principle of letters
patent issued april twentyeight, eighteen hundred and
sxytbree, and May seventeen, eighteen hundred and
sxyour to said smith, as hs may deem proper to fully
test their utility aud value in the postal SERVICE and also
Solomon Andrews, and TO patent for the same
aud that the expense thereof shall be paid out Of suy ap
preparation heretofore made OF hereafter to 10 made to
the Post0fics Department.
Approved, March s. 1865,