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.h3HLY IMPORTANT TO Fh

uliHLY IMPORTANT TO Fh.
Ii MALES IN DELICATE HEALTH.
DIR Dow, No. aud Endicott street, Bos on,
Is consulted daily for all diseases If oident to the
female system. Prolapsus Uteri or falling of the
Womb, Fluor Albus, Suppression, and other
Menstrual Oersngements, sre ali treated upon
new pathological prin iples, and speedy relief
guaran eed in q very few days.
DR. Dow has o debut had greater experience
in the cure of diseases Of women and children
than any other physician in Boston
Boarding accommodations for patients who
may wish o stsy in Boston q few days under his
treatment.
N. BAH letters must CO ntain fousre stamps
or they viii n OF be answered.
0face hours from a. m. TO p, n. l7-ly
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TESTIMONIALS.
IL regard Mir. Eddy rs one Of the most capable
ard successful practitioners, with whom have had
official intercourse"
OHARIHs MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents.
~ have no hesitation in assuring inventors
that they cannot employ person more competent
and Trustworthy, and more capable Of putting
their applications in form to secure for them an
early and favorable consideration at the Patent
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner of Patents.
90 MI. 4. Il. Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN
applications, all but ONE of which patents have
been granted, and that is Uo,g pending. Such
unmistakable proof OF great talent and ability on
his part leads ne to recommend all inventors to
apply 70 him to procure their patents, they
may he sure OF having the most faithful attention
bestowed on their cases, and at very reasonable
charges JOHN TAGGART.
Durlus eight months, the subscriber, in the
course OF his large practice made tlOcs rejected
! applications, SIXTEEN APPEALS, EVERY
ONE OF which was decided in his razor by the
R. Il. EDDY.
Boston, Jan, |, 1865. l:wlyr
! gDONp & MORSE.
Opposite the....,..,..,. ,...,....,. Depot
RUTLAND, VI.
MEDICINES,
! aud CHEMICALS,
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TOOTH BRUSHES, HAIR BRUSH
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TRAVELLING BASKETS IND Bags
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NALL AND EXAMINE Our Goods
| ~ and Prices and you will find them of the
first quality and prices exceedingly low.
POND e. MORSE.
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BlOKRENE
BIOKRENE

Persons WHO, by imprulenoo, & ave lost Their
Natural yigor, all find d speedy and permanent
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-07-20

Pamphlets containing certificates Of cures ara
recommendations from some ofthe most eminent
Physicians, Clergymon, and others, will be sent
FREE to any address
We select o few OF the names to show the char
~ NJ Ahn Anet inn
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II ENNEDY'S
SALT RHEUM OINTMENT.

The only Ointment for tie cure Of all eruptions
and cutaneous affections.
JtIs wholly
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TESTIMONIALS.
II regard Mr. Eddy as one Of the most capable
ard successful practitioners, with whom have had
nf7cisl i~tFVrOlrrseu
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-07-20

VMPORTANT 10 THE AFFLICTED
l Or Dow continues to he consulted az his Office,
Nos aud Endioott street, Boston, on all dis
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-28

TIE Snow IN WAsulNGroN-The
Yankee correspondents give good deal
of space to the show in Washington
Of the negroes in the inaugural process
sion, the Commercials letter says:
Zone would have thought that if the
African race was to be, for the first time,
injected into an Inauguration procession,
care would have been taken to have it
creditably represented. 1t would not
have been q difficult task to have brought
here some of the we'll drilled and mar.
tial regiments Il A!trique, within twenty
four hours steam distance; but, instead,
we had two companies, composed appa-
rently of recruits, who carried their
muskets miscellaneously at WILL and
plodded through the mud, regardless of
time or step. as if on their way to q
corn>6eld, with their hoes on their
shoulders, provoking the ridiculous COM
ments from Hibernian spectators on
'thim naygurs.'
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YOUTHFUL SELF-MURDERER. - Josiah
Watson, a lad about twelve years old,
whose family reside in Bordentown, New
Jersey, was recently put out to service on
farm not far from that city with q gen
tleman by the name of Woodward. On
two occasions the boy had gone home to
his mother without permission, and M.
Woodward had taken him back. On
last Friday, he asked to 60 home again,
and consent being refused, he told his
employer that eff he didn't let him 20
home be would hang himself" No At
tention was paid to his threat, but soon
after, on going to the barn, Mr.. Wood
ward found the boy hanging to one of
the beams by the neck, and dead.
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re Ixfx 30kE ~
steamer Australasian ~ In u tie
III Of Charles Addnsts Nc jose
: Moray, Duke d o. Es ! Of France
IA reported halfbro.hs r. the Emps4|
y, onA Friday, the To- Of A1ech, &
lAsis. The Duke va4 h11a on G14a2sd
Of October. 1911, and WAS, consequently.
IN his fllty fourth year. He has been
|segasied % egitiuats soa, @ Queen
Hortense and the Count de Flahaut-
He was adopted BY tho Count de HorDy,
of the 1sle of France, Who received $780,
600 francs for thus extending his pa
tronage and name. He was educated
under the supervision Of his supposed
grandmothss, e. Nine. dc Flahant; his
proficiency il study was most rsmarka
bic, and his elegance Of manDsr much
noticed during bis early life ia society.
He attended one Of tho military acade-
mics Of Paris, and left it ID 1889, after
two years. study - xsub- lieutenant.
He WAS stationed for GONE time ct
Fontainebleau, and served with some
distinction in Algeria where he
was wounded. He was awarded the
order Of the Legion Of Houor for saving
the life Of General FfezeL Queen Hor-
tense. on her death, in 1887, bequeathed
him 40, 900 francs, and from that time
he has been noted IS . most sue
.cessful Spectator and finapcier. He
made his first appearance as Z specula
tor in the manufacture Of beet-root sugar,
and has since been connected with most
French speculations. Previous to 1848,
he was for eight years member Of the
Chamber Of Deputies, md in 1849 was
elected to the Legislative Assembly
The advent Of Louis Napoleon brought
him prominently before the public, and
in the consummation IF the coup Tctat
of December, 1851, he was the. right
hand man of his -halfbrother. He held
the Office of Minister of the Interior
until 1852, and was subsequently chosen
. member of the Corps de LsgiszatV,
over which body he has presided since
1854. The peculiar amenities Of his
manners, and the grace of his presence
and conversation, won for him friends
everywhere. Sir Robert Peel said of
him: HE is spick, span man, Of con-
siderable a plonsb, and one of the. great
est Spectators in the world"
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DIED,

In this city, ON tho 26th instant, ELIZABETH
WILLIAMS, in the thirty-second year Of her age.
Tho friends and acQuaintances Of the family are
invited to attend the funeral TODAY (the 2Sthl
at IL O'clock from herlate residence, on Sixth street,
below Canal street.
In this city, at the Naval Hospital, March 2Sd Of
typhoid fever, MidsEipman HERMAN G. SHEW-
MAKE, Of Burke county, Georgia. He was a
student on board the Confederate States school
ship Patrick Henry.
Georgia papers please copy.
On the morning Of the 27th instant, AR. RICH
ARD CRAWFORD, of Baltimore. Maryland, but
for the last thirty-eight years resident Of this
city, aged sixty-three years.
His funeral will take place from his late resi-
dence, on Second street, between Clay and Leigh,
at 4o'clock TO-DAY. His friends and acquaintance
are requested to attend. j.
Baltimore. Washington and Augusta Georgia.
papers are requested to copy.
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IN 1E1xN Dl101 I'D III I'm
UsIzxa arArzs.--Ths Fsaian Society a
(lIs lid sa1sss, ich bessbssp-
1t quk for dime, - &c 70
life aeip. M holding hniv1 eriss
of soasSthing D. other Ill or tho N5tth,
and passing resolutions. At ono d
these mass meetings, heid in Philsdel-
phia last week, the following resolutions,
explanatory Of their sentiments"
were adopted:
Resolpcd, That we call on our coun-
trymen, Of every class and creed, whsr-
ever they may be scattered. to pause
amidst the busy scenes Of life and con-
slider the cruel and grinding oppression
OF England, that has for its tendency the
total destruction Of the Irish race, while
her laws bear tho impress OF cowardies
in prohibitiAg the use Of arms among
the people lest Justice should have her
own-arma and organization alone being
the only remedy to rescue the national
life from this awful and impending dan
ger. t *n 4.
Resolced, That, in tho name of ire
land, and for her holy cause, we, on this
sscred festival, forgive from our hearts
al the SANDERS that have been cast upon
US by.ill-timed haste or mistaken zeal,
whether religiously, politically or per
sonally; wenhave no enemies but the
enemies of Irish liberty. We cheerfully
accord to all men the right to differ with
US in opinion, but in doing so We intend
to maintain our own.
"Resolced, That we pledge ourselves
to sustain the laws enacted, and 'resolu-
tions- passed by the late Irish Congress
assembled in Cincinnati, representing, as
it did, the interests, feelings and ma
tional sentiments of the Irish people, and
proven, by its numbers, energy, patriotic
devotion and legislative ability, fully
competent to shape the destinies of the
Irish nation if the people are true to
themselves.
: Eesezvea, That we remember with
love and gratitude the protection we have
received beneath the American flag, that
shielded us from the grasp of the op-
pressor while doing so, we cannot for
get that we have contributed, by our
energy and industry, to the material
wealth of the nation; while, ON every
battlefield of America, Irish bravery
has added to the glory of the American
name"
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H RICHMOND ENcAMPxENT, No. Q.
ORDER No. lO.-Sir Knights: You are hereby
summoned to attend stated meeting Of Richmond
Encampment, No. 2, of Knights Templars, at the
Masonic Hall. in the city Of Richmond, on TUES
DAY EVENING, the 28th instant, at 6 O'Clock.
All transient Sir Knights in the CRY are invited
to attend.
By order Of the NJ. e. Grand Commander.
WILLIAM L. MAULE, C. g.
Attest: JAMES E. RIDplcK, Recorder.
Richmond, March q, K. L. 745, AID. 1865.
NH 27-2t
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~ Masonic NorICE.-The members
Of st. Johns Lodge, No. s., are summoned to at
tend a called meeting Of their Lodge. in the Hall.
on Marshall, between Sixth and Seventh Streets on
THIS Tuesday AFTERNOON at ? o'clock, for the
purpose Of paying the last tribute Of respect to
deceased brother, SAMUEL J. SNYDER.
Members Of sister lodges, and transient brethren
IN good standing, arc fraternally invited to unite
with US.
BY order Of the Worshipful Master.
mh.2S-lts GEO. 8. FORD, Secretary.
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KILLED BY A D0G.-The Portsmouth
(New Hampshire Chronicle says that, .
few days since, large bull dog, confined
in house st the north part Of that city,
seized an infant child lying in, cradle
and tore away one side Of its face; and
before the brute could be secured, he
grasped the child by the throat, and
shook Il until life was extinct.
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TALLow, IS we'll q oil, it appears, can
be obtained from the bowels Of tho
earth-a spring producing that article,
q something IKE it on its sur1ace, having
been found near Hartford, Connecticut
The product is known under tho name Of
maltha, Or sea weed, and IS supposed 10
have been tho 6;tNnssx condsdsm Of
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WOULD CALL SPECIAL ArrEN-
TIox to my sale THIS MORNING, at corner Ross
and Fourteenth Streets at Mr.. r. g. Farleys resi-
denee, to commence at 10 o'clock promptly. Some
elegant CHAMBER FURNITURE has been added.
Also, Eve pair English BED BLANKETS, which
run the blockade.
nah % T. W, KEESEE.
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CoPPERHEAD LIFE IN Onro.-Th,
Cleveland Leader tells q story of q hor.
rible affair which occurred last week in
Stow township, Ohio. A wealthy /" Cop
perhead " farmer, named William Ora
ham, had promised to give one HUNDRED
dollars to the draft fund, in order to fill
the quota Of the town, but afterwards
refused to pay. The young men Of the
district determined to hold him to his
promise, and it was resolved that com
pany Of twenty Of them should call on
him. Yhey accordingly mounted, and
were riding over to his farm, when, 1t
some distsnce from II, they were sud-
denly ordered to halt BY Graham, who
heard Of their intentions, and had armed
himself with two revolvefs anda double.
bareIled gun, and planteds himself ia .
covert near Stow Corners. The caval-
cads halted when 0rahemz fred and
brought down one q &heMDn With shot
u tho len sidA He inme6iatsly shot
smother through tho head, killing him
instanty. The young msn, @ shey wese
defGmeal1ss, scafteeod ard dashod oN1y.
Gtai,am approached The man frst shet,;
Hhowas still living; And dispa3chsa him
WITH aaahot Ii ~, 5oesh4a6 Alssseoou
Vas d0lgnonsd ~ ths younk ms0, Dat
0sAhA@ Stood osekthe cospe6s 6na 1Uuld
notsalloW Mn % cord 49,. &hfsoSeoina
= III 49, e - u1AdS 80 enpe 3S
declased - Neald 1tve hls1 lupstet ks
lvuats6s q 3he tDWo 4 they tttn1d oou1e
- Il
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@ TWENTY THOUSAND sEvEN-THIRTY
INTEREST NOTES FOR EIGHT PER CENT. BONDS, DUE IN
iS6S.-Any person desiring to make the exchange
proposed above will please address the undersigned
giving the terms upon which they are willing tO e-
change. CHARLES MORLEY,
NH 2S-5ts Richmond, Virginia.
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MARRIED.

AT Greensboro, North Carolina, on the oath in
slant. Mr. JOHN A.. TURNER, Of IIenrco county
to Miss LEW. LEWELLEN, OF i.ichmond, Vir-
glfia.
baltimore ami Cincinnati papers please copy.
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ad fate sinceth pr mt
cdpy it:
Colonel Albert SydaeY Johnston; since
Oomrhsnder-insCh Chief of the Confederate
Armies and killed Of Shiloh. ~
Lieutenant, Colonel Robert E. Lee /;
now Generalissimo Of the Confederate
Forces.
First Major w. j. Hardee; now Lieu
tenant General in the Confederate Army.
Second Major G. H. Thomas; now
Msior.G General United States Army.
Compasy A.-Oaptain Earl Van Dorm;
s;ncs Lieutenant-G General Confederate
States Army; killed in duel.
First Lieutenant John Cross.
Second Lieutenant E. Parker Porter !;
Assistant Oommissary General ana Colo.
mel United States Army.
Company R-Captain E. Kirby Smith ;
now Lieutenant General Confederate
States Army.
First Lieutenant W. H. Jennifer (Con-
federase) Inventor Of the "Jennifer sad.
Second Lieutenant Fitz Hugh Lee !;
now Lieutenant- General Confederate
States Army. 80 -
Company L-Captair James O&los !;
now Lieutenant-Q Colonel Fourth United
States Cavalry.
First Lieutenant William B. Royal !;
now Major Fifth United States Cavalry.
Second Lieutenant James Wetherell !;
drowned. -
Company D.-Captain Innis N. Pal
mer; now Brigadier- General United
States Volunteers.
First Lieutenant William B. Cham.
bliss; now Major Of the Second United
States Cavalry. -.
Second Lieutenant Cornelius Van
Camp; killed by Oamanche Indians at
Wachita Mountain, Indian Territory.
Company E-Captain George Stone
man now Major General United States
Volunteers.
First Lieutenant Robert N. Eagle, of
!" Eagle Stirrup" fame; resigned.
Second Lieutenant Joseph r. Minturn;
now Quartermaster General of the Con-
federate States Army.
Company E-Captain Richard W.
johnson now Brigadier- General United
States Army.
First Lieutenant Theodore O'Hara;
resigned. s>%'
Second Lieutenant William Pfeiffer
(Confed, rate) killed early in the war.
Company Captain Albert G.
Bracket; now Brigadier- General United
States Volunteers and Major of Second
United States Cavalry.
First Lieutenant Manning NJ. Kimmel;
died.
Second Lieutenant John B. Hood;
now Brigadier> General of the Confede-
rate States Army.
Company H.-Captain Nathan G.
Evans now Brigadier General Confede-
rate States Army killed.
First Lieutenant Joseph r. Macarthur;
retired with rank of Major.
Second Lieutenant j. r. Wheeler =
now Captain United States Engineers.
Gomp0ny Captain William r.
Bradfute (Confederate); died.
First Lieutenant Charles w. Field
now Major-General Confederate States |
Army.
Second Lieutenant John Schaff Con-
federate States Army; killed.
Company K.-Captain. Charles j.
since Major Second United
States cavalry; dismissed.
First Lieutenant Charles Radziminski;
lied in Memphis, Tennessee.
Second Lieutenant William w. Lowe
now Brigadiei~General United States
Volunteers.
Adjutant Kenner Garrard now Bre-
sst Rrigadier-G General United States Vo-
lunteers and Major Fourth United States
Cavalry.
Major General Emory is now Colonel
Of the regiment.
CoPPERHEAD" LIFE IN OHrO.-The
Cleveland Leader tells . story of . hor-
ribIe affair which occurred last week in |
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FUNERAL NoTIcE.-The funeral of Miss MARY
F. BRAXTON will take place at the First Baptis
Church THIS AFTERNOON at 81 o'clock. kela
tives and friends are invited to attend.
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RAILROAD COxPAxY,
RIcMx0xD, March Is, 1865.
TMPOR TANT NOTICE.-CHANGE
III OF SCHEDULE.-On and after MONDAY,
the 27th instant, the PASSENGER TRAIN over
this road will be run as follows:
The MORNING TRAIN viii leave Richmond at
5.45 A. NJ; arrive at South Anna at A. n. Re-
turning, will arrive in Richmond at A. n.
The EVENING TRAIN will leave Richmond q:
$50 p. II arrive 1t South Anna at Is T. n.
Returning, will arrive in Richmond ct SO +. n.
On SUNDAYS, at 5.45 A. n. oaly.
SAMUEL RUTH,
NH 27-3t IL. Superintendent.
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FOR RET.

DWELLING WITH EIGHT ROOMS
- AND LOT OF ONE AND A HALF ACRES
ON vENABLE STREET, FOR RENT.-We on;
sor rent the HOUSE located Is above: it contain,
eight looms; Kitchen With four rooms: ana 0A Ar.
UkN Of one and . half acres very rich land. II !.
on Venahls street, Union Hill. not Car from Elijah
Baker, Esq, known ~ the former residence Of Adam
Miller: More than tha price asked maE b. made
nom the garden. Price. only $500 per month.
GRU0BS WILLIAN8
nan Zo-Jt Auc4ioneerr
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cW Husr1NGs CoURr.-We arc au.
thorized to announce w. A. WRIGHT as CAN
DIDATE for MAGISTRATE for Madison Ward
NH 22-Sts
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fOR RENT, three desirable FUR.
~ N!sHED ROOMS (togethar), With the use Of
parlor, kitchen and coal-house. in niessant n.st
OF the city, within ten minutes WALL Of fhe n nj.
tol, suitable for ladies and gentleman, or gentle.
men, with gas, and water convenient. situated or,
the northwest corner Of Marshall and Adams
Streets. nh 80 'A
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A CARBON Wednesday, March 18th.
! IA 1855. the Yankees seized and carsisa oG three
NE0RO BOYS belougilg "a me, to xits
GEORGE, nineteen yesss 81 age; black, and .
full grown man In ne.
NoNRok. sixteen ysAzs aMs dark ginger
SQUIRE about fourteen yeass on. and Is SHADE
darker than xearoe.
having learned ffom reliable sonsce that num-
bar OF negroes made their escape from said Yam.
KEGS uAile passing through Caroline and King
N0liam counties. write tAis 70 Request any citi-
1an At whose house aid boys may have taken re-
lhes - oealMMnieats the Mt 10 ne. b. inserting
an advsr6sament In one Of the RicAmond papers,
ard also By leees, ana I win pey ~ costa,
I'm. TONKlRS.
AA AaAlanA post-eGace,
nh 27-ats Hanevsr county. Virginia.
ID AN AWAY from tAs sahsrsihss. on
\ HI ~ IN e Tebruasy, 0e0A0 NAN.
- n0HEn1. 0Aia Mcgee y aoonts 1ogty yeAss
q -. - 1nsk 0nh1to. Hal - WAoa - len:
bs01u eaoneh - 6mea heegn asnl9 evDgeoGe -
= bGnUo1 - haso 800 - NJ 49, = 0eo<hlanaes
- Nh 1ann A11nnh lUne UlgooM8 8UuBkky
O0xxANa 1EWAnD 4 Sgt0Sne1 = -. 49,
nutesly us.a - yath ~ = 80 Z e. = ~ ~
4UD01AD D1U1UM:
Hsasiae ~salU. MaaeA = rs enA s'~&'
Kx1OoD ron aAl.iLIsu saaa lssir.
/ ~ ~ paDohnm Mean 81 be0OGes q
I p 1kDn6A 49, - maa r. eo1oo - n
p - - e0oo1 s 0A1C
ssg - 81 hi III 80 - III u T. 's IS ~
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DOR RENT, a neat FURNISHED
H. ROOM, colner Sixth and Broad streets.


OFFICE OF THE RIcHMOND ANp\
DANvILLE RAILROAD COMPANY, !
RIcnyOND, March q, 1865.
NOTICE.-On and after this date the
In PASSENGER TRAINS ON this road viii run
as follows until further notice:
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, between Richmond
and Burkeville connection with the Southside rail.
road, will leave Richmond daily at A. NJ. Tor
Burkeville. Returning, will leave Burkeville at 5
p. n. for Richmond.
daily at p. N. for Danville. Returning, leave
DanviIie u II o'clock p. N.
Passengers for Lynchburg or any point on the
Southside railroad, and for Ill stations between
Richmond and Burkeville, win take the A. N.
train. Tickets will not be sold. or baggage received,
or passengers carried ON the through train for the
junction. or stations between there and Richmond.
NH 2S-Gt JAS. H. LESTER, Ticket Agent
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krOK RENT, a very desirable FUR
IL NISHED DWELLING, ON Fr.nkln street
near Eighth; gas and water on the premises. To
suitable tenant. the rent will be- moderate. Apply
TO CHARLES II. RAINS, north side OF Main. b.,
tween First and Second. after O'Clock p. N.
NH 2S-lts
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DEKSONAL-H JOSHUA KIM
BkOV0H. II Bourbon. ceunty. Ksntuetv :.
minis city, and viii call 1t the Dispatch oSes H.
WI learn q good news from his family ana frienS.
member II tha public Guard It R;ch,"n ~sso !;
1908; Any Information concerning hin NH :.
tesnkfuliy received addressed e K, Dispsseh
nh z2-iOts
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.DE66ONAIA-Mr. DANIEL 4. CI177
Oeo an1 1iss SALIIH a. TrHnv. -" -
-. - Hasllsa ontsnsn are not ssessiiy "a ~ =
.ss n - s;ssr these chanseasle times Tksv
i.ovs, y over" But il Ar. Chil1ress saos.n ~;
ossPosed TO nsy, he Is Jet iee % seleet IN h,;Ss
ana ~ the day Of conunmstion:> - '''oe
The little bird laughed siA sws, ~ Hdav.
Saying miss IL - good q miien
NH 28-1ts oAAOS.