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Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-14
ssz'y ssoOsis and Notions,

Hats, & ho"t7 shoes, gicrs. hose laces fars sheet
'n si'riir7' tonaets, ribbons, etc. Sales cash
"'N no eve. .noyldtf
VIII sell consignment at his new esroorv sid,
'"4'fFi lFeHie 4ile door south sS Sth street,
"tllii' az Thursday afternoon, October 9th $50 Gtl
W"rtA Of Dry Woods, Clothing, hosiery, Beos Shoes
it'S taiS, DoiestisS, Faes AMI Fa4cy Goods and No
i." Also, r-e !oi o. sccond-lsio furniture all
Strizs and ctt>se- '1.'
@s,.eS o~.tire ;sll without reser re- VIII continue
~fo2@ ild eTcl Is, until the wh ale stack Is disposed
az '$> @'ieS at II IL ana evening safes 7. NJ.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-14

STRUCTURE, s<o'sis:t N-t-t-sits#t. .t,s-.t
torrAea, Chordeo, I'!set~cs o. The littpcr.s
and Bladder. ard a. Discusses Of tie scx,4l
Organs caused by cont:gjon ., Weakness u
either Sex, Males or Females
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-14

the mos perfect pleasant and e!icacaaS vcae,!y over,
,"sco'ered Tor al! diseases OF The Threat Chess a!
Lungs, is
DIR. CARRIERS CUlGH RALStN
Reader, have you CoCGH, COLo, or any dS.as, of
the Throat and Lunss: Do not neglect H. n,,.v i
aah2efoG' Procure At once te celebrated ami tll!i-
bic remrdy,
DIR. CARRIERS COUGu BALSAN
Which immediately STOPS TIE COUGH and cures he
WORST CotGilS aud COLDS in u few DAYS Ttjs
hALSAM Is III" most perfect, soothing healing ana iafa
iibic reaedy known to the civilized world cor IA diseases
of the Lungs
\. n.lss TO- pr, CARRIERS CoUGlI nALsAN. and
take nothing else.
frice !" cents for trial bottle large bottles 81 - pr
holts
sor NJ Dr. T. EAsTERLY { co.. Family Medicine
Store corner of Third and Chestnut Streets 81. l. us
and az 10 Madison street Chicago His ,c,n~i'v
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-14

This elegant, popnar AMI infa1h'e preparation. 70
celebrated in ali sarge ct2s fer ,f
9f-ases, Is 10" offered 70 til sfe ei and WAEhAAF FED
to CURE all diseases lit q eli dreams uf r
mali ~ female, few day
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-14
nR. EhSTERLN'S AMERICAN IINT-
~ MEME

Nn Cure Bruises, Sprains Cuts, WOUNDS Rheuma' -n1
Contra d fcndons, Swrlied in;s PAIN .. s,;-
re IN the lack, and all Local or Sealed Pain IL IL.
- stem.
mis- Is the best Lriuen. ever offered IT,, uuh}i,. lis
foa!e penetrating an healing properties ,iii them:
lief ' <
II Is the mos ciijcacious Linement ever invented
FOR HORSES AND ANIMALS.
IL viii cure stgaus Cats, Bruises, h.f,s. Gntts
= or Muscle. - ' ~ " ''"S
OUCH ti'r t"! ru"at ve properties are combined in
Ok. EASFERt.y,S AMERIuAN IINiNEvr
thas II speed y the WORST N'Ol-NnS 1o:I, q,
II IN asi BEAST after all o,Aer l.! i.n,santl a,s,;i,.
fail. " ' s"'' '''e"''9
ssa"Prirc IS cents per h,;t,,
, - s"ld At Dr.. n EASTERiV'! ralaf'y Medicine
s.fner t" 'fd Az h. ;n'd streets St. iy;is
ami @sSNi'd II rest, Chic. & is
DIR. s.astcrIy'~ ~-aa4s .rs are sofa: a.
Wholesale ia { i. clay ssy
octs'-lv hS. ). IL Szt71ik'zzsgE9 & 80
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-14

7 Or LEASE.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-14
STOP THAT COUGH
DIR. CALsTEga'S
@ o u G HI IL A l. - \ NJ

VIII Cure Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Co1s,ln.p
ton, Bronchitis, Sp,ting of Flood, T; Il in
tho Side aud Breast, Whooping Coo.h,
Group aud Ill discusses Of the Throat CAyst
and Lungs.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-14

Stegsss Engines essseg Rollers.
PROPELLER WHEELS.
SAW AND GRIsT MILL MACHINERY s...
TOBACCO. LARD AND HEMP SCREWS.
IMPROVED SUGAR MILLS.
We prepared tofuinish at manufacturers prices
Gage and Child's Circular sa,v-Eiilis.
Young's Pat. Smut mills. BAL.
Eartlner's Pas. Governor. .....
Downs CELEBRATED suction and Force
M.rsa's Pa. sypa,os, Pumps.
CASTS ees nzniey and Circular Saws.
Oak Manned Leather anaG Gum Beising.
Leather anna Gum Hose.
porsahle Girls: mills asad Genuine butch
Anchor Brand Boiling Cloths.
Particular attention paid to repairing Saw and Grist
Will Machinery Engines &c Mills Engines furnished
,onpiete, and set ap in tic country by competent Na
'"fnsta II required.
We would gall especial attention to large stock Of
GAS PIPE AND FITTINGS.
HAE, SHEET, Bou,ER AID PLATING IRON.
i GeUii. HEMP AND
. COTTON PACKING. ''.
agahoat WORT 81 ali %ns VIZ receive prompt atien
t-1- s:d a'tistc"1 E-s-.-.. i, .,.,.:.. s....
..'7'-,s,t4y on h, e4r le at g.. Lonis prices;
i....',:s, HIfGELr43T, .agPB u
8HAss AND arErAt. PACKING. W ..@. t," ..t...
IRON AND BRASS GLOBE AND CHECK VALVES.
GAUGE, CYLINDER AND PUMP COCKS.
STEAM GAUGES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, H.aaEt
STEAM WHISTLES.
BABBIT INITIAL.
Cast ron Fronts for Building.
COLUMNS, WINDOW CAPS, STILLS AND DOOR
Furnished At shot notice and at reasonable prices
On hand and for sale at reduced prices, ...
Twenty Horse power Engine, and
com plete.
2 Sixty Horse power Engines, cora
pletc. .-..+''. 49,. .'' .t ....r.
Eighteen IS
a'oE.tarie ETA CINE and Hoilsr. An run
N z order. apl2-d&wtf
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A WORD TO TIE AEpT,Tc,rpn

A WORD TO TIE AFFLICTED.
By going regular PHYSICIAN lin vour case = u
peril our / RiEAfE REP rATl}N. BY gnnx t. IA
i,nnra pirate sfractti ,ner." yuu PERI ! Ui'l.
HEALTH FUR LIFE. 4,yGId noth, aud use
DR. BAKERS SPECIFIC.
with This medicine sou ,ourscif for ore-tel*h
the mo"ey THAT pays.c char.r without c ;rE5 ri
o. lhnra' CT from business aud thus presc:lt chance
Of exposure and ruin.
DIR. BAKERS INJECTION.
n. Blu cases IF Gouorriea, Giee mi Stt,;ra week
nesses, DR.. bake, l ctou will ANA & v;lab BIZ. as
Isl INT TO tie Specific n sub:u;n- the ii .,g.on sd
ciechig the discharge, Ar, a ui useu II conjunction,
I'll II u"tii perfect cure efeci ed When both "a,
Used they never ian To CURE tn LONGEST STA MINI.
and most OBsTINArs CASES If Private Diseases
~ Treatise on Sexual DISEASES cal d til. Sci
INSTRUCTOR" accompanies eacn bolt c oil the Specific
Pr.ce: DR. Ba err S Specific, 81 90 per botie.
Price Dr.. Bakers niecon, 81 20 per 10 tie
Price: Male Injecting Syringe 80 cents Female Inec-
ting Syringe. so cents
Sent By express 20 all parts OF the country GA recent
o. 'ar moGeT and twen live Additional n,v TOR
packing 'oX and snipping.
Sold at Dr. f. EASTEEi.Y & eos Fa uilv Medicine
store, corner Of THIRD AID Chestnut ST. Louis and NJ
w Madison ST. Get, Chicago. oct- .dly
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RUS SlAsT

tSO Churches Studdin. one City.- Tie'
Great Beli--Its Isisipry.- Waysi,ls IA.
godas--Cathedral OF St. Rasii..tghat
John the Terrible dill 10 ITS Architect
--Favorite nch..Anntysrsary &c =; a
Death-y 5y--Etiquett zIr3 VA. or s..,.9
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-08
Notice Extraordinary.

NNHh undersigned Informs the ladies' and gentle.
IL nen Of this vicinity that he Ia ready 10 msnufac.
tnre, 10 order, wiga and furnish enrs and wbskera
10 all who may aeslre them. Heir dressed In tie
most artistic style. He also gives lessons 10 any VINO
wish % learn tha business. His styles are the very
latest Paris fashions, ROBERT RFIF
Az MarkgTaf's boarding house, 914 and 27G Third
street, up stars ohce hours from SA, N. 10 ~ NJ.
and from toe PM fe2gdIm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-08
North CsrOlipa CORVALLIS again advances.

North Carolina, CORVALLIS again advances,
Marshall says; ;r,.f 4. '..t .T ..t
Having driven Greene out OF North Car.
olinA, Lord CornwaIlis turned his attention to
the re-estabshment of royal authority in that
State, For this purpose he proceeded, by
easy marches, to Hillsborough, at that time
The capital, where be erected the royal stand.
ard, and issued proeamation inviting the
Inhabitants TO repair to it and 10 assist him in
restoring the ancient Government" Vol |,
p 408. n ifli .aa. iYzln nf- otl.aut
Mason l6.--Greena turns on Cornwallis
and attacks him at Gnillord Court House 4, a
drawn battle CORVALLIS relreated across
the country to Wilmington, and this campaign
ended "His situation" says Marshall, "be
came too desperate to hazard another battle,
or TO maintain his position and be found
himself under the necessity Of Felrealing to a
place Of greater security, where provisions
might be obtained" Vol l,p4l6.
JANUARY 5.-Arnold takes Richmond, and
Greene and Lee march back to South Carolina
to invest Camden 90
MAY % Lee and Marion attack Lord
Rawdon, and Lee recaptures Augusta air..
Battle of Eutaw Springs, Greene and Lee
finally defeat the enemy, and South Carolina
and Georgia are redeemed.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-08
EIoanent Extract.

Hon W Salisbury, of Delaware, one Of
the abIest Senators in the present Congress,
in answering some OF the charges made
against the Democratic party by tho Aboli.
tionists, concluded a capital speech ia the
Senate on the l7th ult., in the following
words:
Another charge brought by the honorable
Senator against the old party, at whose breast
he first drew the milk Of life, was that It was
in favor of peace. Il has become reasonable
nova days to be in favor Of peace Whence
the origin of your doctrine, and whence the
origin OF ours Peace descends IRON heay.
en- war springs from hell. At midnight, on
Judea's plains, the peaceful shepherds atch.
ed their Aocks by night when, 10 the angel.
10 messengers Of heavenly mercy throneed
the air and swept the land, tproclaiming
Peace on earth. The beralding of Saviour's
birth was followed by life devoted to the in
culeation of the duty and principle Of peace.
His salutation upon every humble dwelling
was peace be with youi" his farewell on his
departure thence was "Pence leave you. -
When Heavens inspired prophet would fore
tell the coming Of the worlds Redeemer, even
Omniscience itself knew no higher name to
OebtOW Inhn tuht OF tne Erlnce OF EeAce. ~
Hear Isaiah "Unto us child Is born, unto
usa son isgigen, and the government shall be
upon his shoulder and his name shall be call
ed Wonderful, Counselor, The Mighty God,
the Everlasting Father, The Prince Of
Peace, When lsrsel's bard would tune his
harp TO nobest song, be sings not Of war or
discoFd or strife, but he sings the song Of
peace "Behold how good and how pleasant
Il is for BRETHREN TO dwell together in unity"
And oh ye assumers Of modern wisdom,
hear what the wisest Of his race, Solomon
eaid when speaking of the ways Of wisdom
''Hsr Ways are ways of pleasRnlness, and all
her paths are peace And when you talk of
national greatness, glory, aud rsnown, and Of
the great blessings that are TO come from e
people at war, hear what the Am, the Jeho-
yah, said, to the chosen people of Israel,
What did He promise them The devel !.
opment Of rich mines in the mountain dis
tricts, extended country, vast empire No /
but peace shall be within thy borders Aud
yet, sir, what prophets iorstoid, what inspir-
ed poets sang, what worlds Rsdssmer prae.
toed and inculcated, ana what the eternal
God promises as the greatest blessing to man,
is evidence of disloyally
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-08
STATE OF CONNECTICUT, ..
County Of Hartford, ID

County of Hartford, 3d.
THOMAS A., ALEXANDER, President, and LU-
Gus j. HENDEE Secretary OF the ErNA ms Or
ANCe COMPANY being seyerally sworn, dspose and
say, thai the foregoing is lull, true and correct
statement OF the affairs 81 said Company; that the
said Insurance Company is bona iiie owner Of al
least ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS of
actual Cash Capital invested in Steaks and Bonds
that the above deserib d Investments ner any part
thereof made for the benefit Of any individual ex
ercsn ng authority m the management OF said Com
pany, either President, Secretary, Treasurer, Di-
rector Otherwise and that tney are the above de-
scribed OfhGers OF said Insurance Company. d. LIZ.
THOMAS A.ALEXANDER, President.
LUCIUs j. HESoER, Secretary.
subscribeI and sworn belors me, this day ofJsn-
uary, 1885.
TsrAHP.l HENRY FOWLER,
r..Err E ..s rf Justice of the Peace.
u &h s.4A h|ta 49, "a 5rLEA.l5s si Vi
0FFIoE or TuE AUBlroa OF STATE,
Columbus, Ohio, January 49, 1865. !
II is hereby certified that the ioregongis acorrect
copy ol the Statement OF Condition Of the RfNA IN.
SURANCE COMPANY, Of Hartford, m made W and filed
in this Office, for the year 1865. ftHtEEtI HfH.
Witness my hand and seal officially.
i. JAMES II. GOODMAN,
lsEAt.l lsrAnP,lf Auditor Of State,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-08
.m... GIutbIug,
Clothing, Clothing!
THE LARGEST STOCK
Of Cloths bL. pa.
-dr And O Cassimeres
IN THE CITY or DAYTON! u
IN THE cITV OF DAYTONI
FINK &.JLEGLER,

1 FINK &.jLEG LER, g.
Clothing Hall, No. 307 Second Street,
Dayton, Ohio, are aoqO Receiving
Large Supply of Spring and
Summer Goods,
Comprising all the Latest styles OF Black and Col
ored Olothsi French, Fancy, and Plain Cassimeres
SILK, Satin MarselleA, and other New Styles OF
Vestings, for Custom Orders, A complete line OF
FURNISHING GOODS, and the Largest and Rest
Stock Of - if-.... I'D.
Ready. Made Clothing
To be found in any House in the City. Finke a Leg
Ter are Agents for ..... ....... ..f..
SINGER g. CO.'S SEWING MACHINES,
The best Machine for all practical purposes IN the
family, andior shopseVeT invented and introduced IN
the country. Money canb made by calling on
June Z, l6BA-H n 0aOmr FINKE a LEGLaR.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-08
DOn't Lake 1t.

They have adopted a novel mode Of raising
means to Olsar the wards from the drait, ia
Cincinnati. A self constituted committee
armed with musket and a rope, visits the
wealthy citizens who do not subscribe liberally
for that purpose, and make them "shell out .
The rich voters for Lincoln and war are in.
dignant at this summary way Of doing bust
ness. As long as il was only applied TO Dem.
ocrats, it was very agreeable TO them, but the
instant they are made the subjects Of it, they
begin to whine like young whelps. The Com.
mercial is becoming alarmed, and objects Wig
orouSly 70 this new manner Of raising bounty
funds.
We are glad that this matter OF lawlessness
is at last presented to them in a shape they
can appreciate II is but the legitimate re.
suit Of their teachings ior the last four years
and b but the beginning OF the end. "Old
Abe" says I'VE are making history" and
this is page Of IL Net0mk AdvOcdfe
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-08

JkSUARy, Battle Of the Cowpens. and the
British again defeated. General Greene and
Henry Lee take command and retreat %
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-08

The Nev York Times and Tribune are at
loggerheads on the subject OF currency and
business. The Times wants the price Of gold
10 decline gradaallys the Tribune. on the
other hand desires the price to come down as
soon aa possible. ThsTmas tAsotY is, Il the
decline ia tho price Of gold is abrupt, great
many merchants will 60 by the board, while
the Tribune contends that Il such be the case,
i will be all right and proper, a. kits-Aying
jobbers and SpecplaloFs have no right TO grow
rich By the present unnatural aud unhealthy
condition Of the finances slE na88
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-08

Ia the recent election IN Australia many
Of the voters we're natnrAlized ChiAsss, Who,
being free from political prejudices, sold
their votes TO the highest bidder, In one
town about thirty ot them were bought Al
eight shllings each, and tutored TO answer
yes" to every question asked them at the
polls. The opposite party bad a hint of this,
however, and tbs, first question proposed vas
'Have you voted before at this election Gi1An
affirmative answer secured for the would be
voter an unceremonious packing Of Two or
three who got through this ordeal had been
instructed to scratch the 6rst three names op
the ballot Like genuine Cinnamon as they
we're they took the paper upside down, aud
erased the very names they we're paid TO Uoie
for.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-08

CERTIFICATE OF AUTaoRIrY.

ITO expire on the 8lst day Of January, 1869 q
OFTOEoF THE AUDITOR or STATE,
insurance. Department, Columbus, o., Jan. 10 ls05. J.
wHEReks, fhe AE1'NA INSURANCE COMPANY,
located atHartfon, IN the State Of Connecticut, has
filed In this office a sworn statement Of its condition,
required by the rst section ofthe act TO regulate
Insurance OompAnies not nG0P porAteG by the state
ofOhio," passed April sh 1856 and amended Febrii-
AIRY 9th, 1854; aud, Whereas, said Company has fur
nBhed the undersgned sati sfaetprY evidence that t
possessed OF at least ONE HUNDRED THOU.
SAND DOLLARS OF actual Capital invested in Stocks
Bonds, IN Mortgages Of Real Estate, worth dou-
BILE the amount for which the same Is mortgaged and
Whereas, said Company has filed In this office writ
ten instrument under its corporate seal, signed by
the President and Secretary thereof authorizing any
Agent or Agents ofsad Company In this State 10 an-
knoNledqe service Of process for and in behalf said
Company, according to the terms Of said Law.
Now, Therefore, In pursuance OF the first section OF
the Aforesaid act, !, JAMES II, GOODMAN, Auditor Of
State for Ohio, do hereby certify that said TNA IN
sURANCE COMPANY, Of Hartford, is authorized 10
transact the business Of Fire and Marine Insurance in
this Slate until the thirty first day Of January In the
year ono thousand eight hundred and sixty-Bix.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF have hereunto sub
scrbed my name and eaased the seal Of my ofice to
be affixed the day and year above written.
JAMES II. GOLDMAN,
lsRAL.l lsrAMP. Auditor ofstate.
Applications received and policies promptly issued
BY John II stoppelmann, Agent ut Daytoni Wm. II.
heGley' Germantown; Samuel DncketI, MiamsbuFg.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-08

Applications received and policies promptly issued
by John II stoppsmann, gent at Dayton; Wm. H.
Hegley, Germantown; Samuel Duoketi, MiamsburE
fele - - 49, .L- ~.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-08
professional Crarns.

has RESUMED THE PRACTICE OF LAW.
OWES tior the present at his resdense, No. s2s
First street, Dayton, ohio.
OfFIog HoUas from 10 A. NJ. 10 three T. NJ.
DAYTON, o. November l2th, 1864. noyl2ti
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-24
Gorses, Qarriaaes, &r.
QuARrERNAsrER- GENERALS OrSioE, FIRST DIvs !
WAsHISGros CITr, ID. c., March 10. 1855.
VATpY HORS ESl ARVITJ T. y

NAHISGTOs CITr, ID. T., March 10. 1865.
|GAVALRY HORSES! ARTILLERY
~ HORSES! MULES, - HORSES, suitable Tor the
syary and Artillery service viii be received at Giesborc
Depot, in open market, till May l. 1875, by Capt Geo.
browning A. q. NJ.
MULES IN lots twenty-five more viii be received H.
this city, in open market till May 1885, by Capt C. H.
Tompkins, Assistant QusIternase, Twenty second
and G.streets.
All animals to he subjected to the usual Government. nspec
ton beiore being accepted.
Specifications follows Cavalry horse. be sound
all PARTICULARS well broken In full flesh and good
from fifteen ,l3l to sixteen t hands nigh fromfys 90
nine (9l Old aud well adapted every way cavalry
purposes Horses between nine ~ and llO) years
still vigorous, sphghy and hee thy may be accepted"
Artillery Horses must be of darn color sound ia ell pacu
strong quick and active well broken and square troer
In harness. IN good flesh and condition from six 90 TO ten O
old not lees than fifteen and onebef 54) hands high
Horse to weigh not less than ten hundred and hy 0O
pounds.
Mules must be two ) years fsge strong stout, com
pact welde yeoped animals less than fourteen i hands
high "a fall health free from every blemsh defect which
would mint them for work. and must have shed the
colts and developed the corresponding four
ermsuent teeth, two in each Jaw.
These specifications will DO strictly adhered To, and risdy
enforced IN every particular
Hours of ms pectiOn from o. m. to 4 o.
Pce, Cavalry Hores hundred aud eighty hve doars
ti15; Artillery Horses hundred and ninety dollars
1917; Mules hundred and ninety hye dollars lg9j
Payment viii bs made at this office. -
Bievet BngsdierO enera in charge,
Fir.t Division O. VI. q. O.
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Mem 1)ubliratlons.
1;,ur 'lpP0CIAMATION OF EMANCIPA

TIME pROCLAMAl lON VI EMaNCll a
TON.
TIP PROCLAMATION OF EMANCIPATION.
TIE PROCLAMATION or EMANCIPATION.
THE PROCLAMATION or EMANCIPATION
THE PROCLAMATION OF EMANCIPATION
THE PROCLAMATION OF EMANCIPATION
THE PROCLAMATION OF EMANCIPATION
THE PROCLAMATION OF EMANCIPATION.
THE PROCLAMATION OF EMANCIPATION
THE PROCLAMATION or EMANClfAIloN'
TIE PROCLAMATION or EMAN1lPAIIoN'
TEE PROCLAMATION OF EMANClPAiiON
THE PROCLAMATION OF EMANCIPATION
THE PROCLAMATION OF EMANCIPATION
THE PROCLAMATION or EMANClPAiIoN'
THE PROCLAMATION OF EMANCIPATION.
THE PROCLAMATION OF EMANCIPATION
THE PROCLAMATION OF EMANCIPArloN
THE PROCLAMATION OF EMANCIPATION
THE PROCLAMATION OF EMANCIPATION
we have now ready and for sale at the low pee Of Wv
Der 100. PRESIDENT LlNCOLNS PROCLAMATION Or
FREEDOM.
1t 10 hand.omsy engraved the best paper and when
sned forms beautiful and appropriate ornament 0f tue
paor or Office
THE AMERICAN NEWS COMPANY. PubH'hsTs;v
Nos li9 AID l2 Nls'au'sL, ~ n
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AsssrAsT QUAaTxRxAsrERs OgyIog,

AssTsrAsT QUAaTKRsAsTrR's OEpIOR,
no. ISL EIGHrg AVE-, HEw;YoRK, March 1853.
CAVALRY AND ARTILLERY HORSES
" WANT ED II will purchase In open market all hor.e
that may be presented and pass inspection at TIE Cove
stables Tttyh1hst Tenth ave-, until further no
tice, az follows:
Cavalry horses. TO 10 years old Is TO 6 hands high
Artillery horses 70 ~ years Old lt hands high, and oye
/, llO pounds. and DARK color
Price for cavalry horses $15 Price for artillery horses
$780, Payable such funds asmay be furnished h. the GOV
eminent l.. l.. MOORE Capt. and A. q. NJ.
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New Unblitatlone.

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! ms MI ,rd most correct LIKENESS will he published
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