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5erEQHF Don br1IcpOdreni OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ullo W~eoi5inlpdgen.
6. N. 8pte1er Iry &uttiVrdr.
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staff In hem SuSietarr Sauere Observation-Disclosures 5. unb 6
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Der Marttleden 5rtebspalb, 3urtefert, rurte am "a. Sft.
total burd, Teuer serfGrt nnb Tnb baSurh uidt nletn rebr
ais buntert Samtlien ibreS Dbtaas %beraubt. f%entert taben
aud, ia rs mad Gintriu8ut9 Der @rntte eeihah al tfr See
treble, RIetber, @teDtdn6, fuiS &ges rerlpren.
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bate sine @erfammlung leben 5reita3 @tenb, in rel6er
eine Contribution ansenrmrfn, Seamtsn erpabtt unb 2SC
4ntteils ~eerfauft purten. Die rddfe gerfdmmluna fr6ei
greitag. /. 9es., N ltr @benb8 in $40. 43 @nfcrfr, 2E6u.
rem ben Mpttltr., fatt. gGtr perbert tie Contribution In
beutGb unb euelii6 9eeruft bdten, MrtbetIe 25 GtS. (ccfr)
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gelearapbirt fit Ocn .,galtimurt @efer".
tSem. Grant iiber bic merifaniIar 9raae.

gOrt, 20. Soy. Der Seralo
la9t IN elmer 8elpre@ung Der yteile Wrant'6
na4 &iGmcnp, paB biele r bort feline Meinuus
ilber Den Stanp Der Din9e in Merifo iebr
fretmitbig geduBert babe, inpem ct erflarte,
Marimilian'6 llIurpdtipn let Elm Gbeil unle>
rer NebeltCn unO mnlerer Ge9terun9 etn
Stein peS Nnltc6es, weI6er beleiti9t rerDen
ipue.
Gr temertt ferner vg6ir baben in bielem
mertfnntlGen 0elAafte ntht6 nit 6ranfreiG,
gu tbun, eS 1ei benn, Napplepn finpe Nnftcb
IN lerer llnterfibun9 Der Suarea=Ne9te=
rung unO ipenn er Die les tbue nnp lt6 ent=
i6lieBe, beSbulG &ties nit pieem 2anbe gu
fibxen, 70 iet jebt Die bette 3eit, ete unlere
Prince unb 6lptte wieper auf ben 8r~tepensfub
gelebt Iet."
Sen. ,@rant beabtGtiste, geltern @benp
pOn 0tiAmUnp na9 Gbarlelfcn ab5ureiIn
uno CUR 3eit DeS 3u~lammentrttte5 pe5 Gpns
9reIe5 na9 0a19tngtOn 3urifjutebren.
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louisville, 30. SOB. Sim porigem Sant>
flag belegte Der SteIer@@p Solicitor BEN .@prratb
zines bieIigen Observation-Disclosures tpe9el angebli6er
Steuer>8 Determination uno bebbalb nit SeId1ag,
neil Die 8iider nidt 10, wie eS baS @elet erfpr1
bert, sefitbrt worben finb. @elterr ipllrben bic
SprrGtbe ltnb @erGtbi9aften zines anberipeitiqelt
GabatSfabrifanten aus penlielben @runbe iu Se>
in gi1sSp Oort, 100 cin Gbeil Der Scrrdt6e li6 bes
finbet, ipWie bierOrt8 u1terlu9t.
Sellte fritz rerbrannte ba8 @ileubabus0 Depot
Su lebanon.
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9d,recfibe GrpioITun.

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6GBAen 9uluer erplopirte beute in Dem @afz
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ba!b S%ecOnoltr, ipopurd pa8 @ebdupe arg
bei6abist unp SIR. @oons, lopie' Elm iunger
Wann, NamenS 8ranlpn, arg oerbrannt
wurcen. Die Afaire peranlabte 9roEe Nuf=
resu19 in Der Na6bar16aft.
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oii6sn /. un6 3, 8euniptbania Noe. (345 Soutb B.
g. 666nep, Or. Der Nlettsin, @eturt8bilte unb Iusens
iltunee Drbtntrt bis 9 llbr NSreens. BON II big 2 Mtttass
ID nab 5 llbr Nbents In istnem 5duit. unb In ser 3wi-
Jensstt in lstner NugenOfficr 246 "a. Arer 3ptihen IL.
n i3. Rtr. (aua23 3nt)
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0ott Milipdnfie. +.

Milwautie, ,@isc., 20. 9tpb. Sprgeteru
wirbe nd6tlider g8eile has @eleiS Der 2acrOfie>
@ilenbabu auf9eriieu, unp insber gtdbe BON Ser
mtantctpn, IS Dteilen BON bier, cine Sritde per-
braunt. Otan glaubt, bab pieie Srepel BON 6ar>
mern neriibt rpprben iinb, Die i9re Lungs Der Sabn
~liegenben 6armen nit Sppot9efenidnlbet iibers
laltet babet, Die fid auf cine Wdaipn Dollars be-
%lallfen. Die SppotRefglduetaer Rabel 9e9elt !bre
llnb Bic Shuloner brpbtell bic game Sabn 5eritB>
rem s1 mpQelt, peum Die Gpntpa9nie Die 9ppOt9ef>
S6nlbeu nidt ablDlt.
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sy3aO gyielo NFticuz8raucrct TT Ganfon.

g u. RpebeG, $40 80. 8attlmpreRr.
Mutpn Setbrt d, II 9. 2tbert9fr. a5
24np2yD) Safpb&ubolpb E, SIS 9~anpperfr, ssss8
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Bon, Mscntas, ter IS. s. W, as III ieben Sag frtfGe @raim
au basen. gefelunaen- werSen III Der Srauevet entse9en-
9enprnen.
dalgBI 6. @, RtdeI,s SER.
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G:ine Slmfresuns iii 9tIbanp.

Sine Ntufre6utt9 III 2llbdftr.
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eiltItanb bier, inbem man in eitem SaB, ireldeS
nit benz Odinpfer Oean &idn1pnb BON Stem 9.
bier aa9etpntmen, bic 2eide zines Dtannes rnb
eiuer Srau fanb. Oa8 SaB tpar an Sobn Sptpler
in @eiepa confisnirt un6 mani permutbet, baB Bic
9eidsn gu unutUmiIGtn 3weden %bciiirnnlt paren.
Gine sense Camille ertUrret.
MIbanp, 20. gtopbr. Sn Der 0tontagS
gaGt wurbe bic SatniIie BON @alratb, bon
Wtannbeinl, Sortimer Co., beItebenb aus 3 9erlps
netr, bon unbefarnten ermDrbet. Scr 0tann
mar erldcIeu, mGbrenb Ieiner Srat lnb 3pdter
Die @ur9eln c%urdldnitten parell.
gsfardtuns eiues seseranffanrsS.
New= gprt, 26. Nos-Oer Dpfr. @il<
minetCn brinst bic Nadrtdt BON @alpeltcn,
OdB eiu Nufltanb Der SAwnr3ep baiel6it be-
1ir9tet tptrb.
Hrs &ananta.
New<Nprt, 20. Nop.-Oer 9pfr $40
70 gaIle brinet bic giaGrtdt aus 6avanna,
baB bort bic BeSGlterung tpe9en Der @rnen=
nrtns Des Sen. 9erlanpt gum @eneraltapttan
Iebr umsebalten 1T.
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Baltimore Gitp 9iitiuing, 8reping unp WiuI=
ting Company.
Observation-Disclosures fir has Stef-@apital lieben lest In
30. $40 81. G3a1ttnrrefr. rffen.
SIN AuStros be8 SraFpenten unb Der Direttoren ter gunap,
l18npb1ntl 8. s.. y etetR, Sefr. =
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-04-20
From tile Marietta Register
The Rome Beauty Apple.

The attention Of our orchardists is
called to the necessity Of severe thin
hing OF the Rome Beauty apple trees.
This variety has fallen in the estima-
ltion Of some, because it has failed for
IA season or two to produce such enor-
nous crops as it sometimes does. 1t
failed for want of culture merely
Left to run its course, it oyerbears, and
then will take rest. just as the peach
tree does. Compare it with the Rus
set, which forms but very few limbs,
Z and docs not begin bearing until 10
years from the nUrsery,-it does not
1overbear-protccts itself therefore is
! the variety exactly for one who wants
an orchard to take care of itself.
The Rome Beauty needs culture, and
sthose who are determined not to cul-
tivate it, had better never plant it
BY cultivation, annual pruning, and
fmanuring If necessary, is meant-open
3the head.of the Tree 10 the sum by trim-
aming out the limbs. You get nice,
4 large, red apple---an apple that will
/ 3out sell any other in this OF southern
: markets. But let it grow IN a mass of
sbrush, and you get small, light color
aed, tastcless fruit, unsaleable to any
awho is a Judge of good fruit. The
q Rome Beauty often bears three years
sfrom graft, and Immediately after
atransplan,ing begins to produce fruit
aThe variety is so generous that it
smerits all the cultivation necessary.
q w. w. RATHBONE.
Il Clifton Nursery, Feb. 10, 1862
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signa md Wonder.

It's good sign to have man to
enter your office with q friendly
greeting, "hcre's 50 so for my paper"
Its bad sign to hear man say
Ihe is too poor to take paper. Ten
to one he or his family will attend the
first circus that comes along.
It's good sign to see an honest
man wear old clothes.
It's bad sign to see q man filling
holes in his windows,
It's good sign to see woman dress
with taste and neatness.
It's bad sign to see her husband
sued for her gems and jcwclry, feath-
iers and foolery.
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the line of railroad as far as Lick
Greek Bridge, where it halted in Or
der to repair the railroad track and
build up the bridging and trcstle- |
work utterly demolished by Stoneman
gand Gillem few months since. The
sbridge is completed and construction
strains run over the road to where the
9trestlc- work over Yelvcrton's Swamp
commences from whence structure
sof over 1900 yards in length is TO be
Abuilt, and from there on, dist of
Snine miles, the track is to be graded,
sties hewn and placed in proper posi-
Stion, railing supplied, gaugcd and
gspiked down, and then con to- Bristoe
Virginia, by way Of Joncsboro and
AGrecnville.
I Hundreds of deserters, refugees and
smen who have been hiding in corn
Sfelds and for over two and some of
sthcm for over three years, pass our
scamp daily on their way to friends
Sand homo. Let us hope that the good
snews from Richmond and Petersburg
gthe smarms of descrters, the longtime
looming but "sobor- second thought
Sof the Southern people, will tend to
Va surrender of the Rebel army, and q
gprevention of the effusion of moro
Hblood by brave, deludcd, misguided.
gand crring foe,
A lfthc present communication is ac.
Hceptable, publish if not, pass it ovel
Ito the rubbish box of the sanctum. and
Srecollect that the time for congratula
Etions among the survivors of this wal
His close at hand, and re-ccmenteC
wUnion is now beaming forth like thC
gsilver lining to the black pail of nigh
Ewhich has SO long kept hidden th,
BGod of Light, Liberty and Union.
H II. G.
u Goth 0. V. Infantry,
H 1st Brig. 1st Div. 4th A.
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The POInio.

The Nansemond is the only variety
!of sweet potato worthy of general cul.
Iture in the middle States. 1t produ,
ces more bushels per acre than The
common variety, on moderately iertil,
land; does well in almost any kind oi
soil, and is ready for the table early il
August. Select rolling or well trameC
land. 1t is an error to suppose tina
sandy or gravely soils only will an
'swer. Any soils that can be kept mel
low will do. New land is first rate
I 1t is a common error to select land toC
srlch-such as'old garden plots--as i
produces too much vine. Side hills
( too poor for u good corn crop, will oft
en- prove the best locations, but al
most invariably need manure. l
should be we'll rotted, and may be ap
! piled in bill or broadcast. On heavy
land use anything that will loosen tn
lsoil, such as ashes and leaf mould,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-04-20
na- The glad tidings of victor

nea- The glad tidings of victory
have come so rapidly Of late that it il
hard to keep pace with them. The
fall of Richmond, the demolition ant
capture of a good part of Lees army
land then his Surrender, have all sue
.cecded each other SO rapidly, that thC
people have been kept in a continuous
state of joy and jubiatioh. If any
thing serious should result from thes,
s''goings on" it will have to be charged
lto the account of Grant and Sheridan
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RAISING PoTAToEs.-Potatoes should
not be planted on the same piece OF
ground two years in succession-a
new piece should be selected each
year upon dry ground. Barnyard ma
lnure should not be used, as it tends tC
make them rot, Seed will always dc
better planted upon different soil from
/ that upon which It grew, Each kline
/ of potatoe should be planted by itself
! as they will not do as well when TIVE
or more kinds grow in the same hill
Farmers would do well to buy new
I seed each year, or seed that has beer
sraised on different soil.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-04-20
Goth 0. V. Infantry,
1st Brig. 1st Div. 4th A. G.

B6" This is the way the New York
Ihdependent lets out on the subject Of
THE National Victory:
The Great Overthrow.
Scream, o Eagle "A bird in the
sair shall carry the voice, and that
which hath wings shall tell the matter
aGrcat are thy tidings! Thine enemy
His become q pelican, of the wilderness,
yan owl OF the desert, sparrow alone
Iupon the house top. Therefore, O
sbird of good omen perch upon oul
columns, and scream
How shall our unsteady pen-sha-
skened by merry dancing pulsel-at.
atempt to write sobcrly to-day? 4
4 The great deed that has just thrill
aed through the country is like the
Sudden stroke of q minstrel sweeping
aevery string Of the harp waking {
universal resonance of joy. Only
athree times duriug the war has Goo
stouched us to the very quick: frs
9when, after Sumter, the cheek of the
aRepublic crimsoned with fre-sccond
Nwhen, after Bull Run the people sat il
4 Hsackcloth and ashes-and third, now
saitcr the capture Of Richmond wher
I 3the heavens are cleft by the cry of ;
snation's joy. Not for century may
Sthc world see parallel to the grea
Scvcnt which has just quivercd through
ait Not again for generations may
athe common round of human life b,
gspanncd by such hegoic days Where
Sfore, let the living witness of this sub
,lime period give thanks to God who
Shas cast their lot in tho greatest o.
Aages, and in the noblest of lands!
q Walking tho streets of New Yorl
Hon Monday last, a stranger woulC
khave thought he had fallen upon {
Ncarnival of March hares!-an outbreal
aoi school urchins--a bed-lam of goot
Echeer. The multitude of hands sha
kken on that day was, for numbers, lik,
Ia forest of leaves in the wind.
4 Beautiful was it to see how som,
Nfaces carried their joy in laughter
Eothers in tears. Who can ever forge
Athe day? Penticent fell upon Wal
Hstreet, till the bowildered inhabitant
Bsuddenly spake in unknown tongue
u singing the dOxology to the tune o
H"Old Hundred. Shall we ever Sc,
Eagain such mad, happy, delightful
& #cnthusiasm of great nation, drunken
"A with thewi OF glad news!
The City of Richmond.
"Babylon the Great, Mother of Han
lots and Abominations of the Earth.
Rejoice over her, thou Heaver
land ye holy apostles and prophets
Efor God hath avenged you on her.
"a And mighty angel took up greo
'EmilIstonc and cast it in the sea, sayin
'EThus with violence shall that grea
Ecity Babylon be thrown down, an
,Eshall be found no more at all.
n Therefore, ring, 0 Heaven praisin
'Bbells Thunder o thanksgiving guns
tSClang, O broken fotters! joining you
81 sweet jungle to the peals tt jo.
tNBloom, tardy buds of springl--mak
Ehaste to strew yourselves under I'll
eadvancing feet of Libertyand Peace
tSRejoice, ye unforgotten slain! for yor
1Sblood outpoured, is not wasted. {
oHmaiestic and undived nation!-imper
lHiled, delivered, victorious Sing uni
,Ethe Lord q new song "Blessed be Il
'RLord God of Isare, from everlastir
VITO everlasting: and let all the peop
Esay Amen !"
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-04-20
na- The march of Grant from P,

aeA. The march of Grant from Pc
Stersburg to Burkesville, in pursuit of
Lees retreating army, will rank
samong the swiftest and most remarkai
Sble of the war. The distance is 53
miles, and the march was accomplish,
I ed in p days. This movement of q
large army through strange coun'
try, impended by mud, is without g
precedent in tho history Of the war.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-04-20

EgTo cure diarrhea in cattle, take
half pail of bran and pour boiling
water on it and cover with thick cloth
until nearly cool, then strain and give
the tea to the afflicted animal. Two
Eor three doses is very sure 10 cure and
|can do no hurt.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-04-20

nA- Out in Cattaraugus County
New York, the people are all putting
1 shelters on their houses so that they
lean use petroleum, it is 80 much plen
ltier and cheaper than daylight.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-04-20
From the Rev. ]. II. Lyons, formerly Pastororth,
Columbus IN. J: and Westown (Pa) baptist

OIIIITVTIVE' 4NVW n, 7.
Dr.O. NJ. .Jackson;-Dear Sir-I feel it pleasure
thus, ofmy own accord, to bear testimony to the OK
collence ofthe German Bittcrs Some years since he
ing rHuch afflicted with Dyspepsia, | used them with
very beneficial results. have often recommended
them to persons enleebed by that tormentlng dis
case, and have heard from them the most fatterin.,
testimonials as to their great value. In cases gen.
era debility, believeitto be tonic that cannot be
surpassed. JIM. LYONS
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n Davis Valsdietory ProeIamatio,
OF April Inf.

Il
! or April Ist.
WHEREAS, In the course Of inhumar
ankee events, the Capital ofthc Con
Sfederate States Of America no lopge,
safFords an eligible and healthy resi-
Sdencc Tor the members of the prcscn,
cabinet, not TO speak Of the Chief Ma.
7gistrate himself, tho Vice President
sand the members of the two Congress
Esional bodies, / do therefore. BY virtu,
fof the power vested in my heels. pro
scIaim my intention to travel instantcr
sih company with all the officers of tb,
Confederate States government, and tC
flake up such agreeable quarters a,
may yet be Granted unto, me.
To such persons as are in ARA,
sagainst the Confederate States. / dC
hereby tender absolute amnesty. 0,
Rcondltion that they forthwith dcsis
ssfrom annoying patrioticpopuIation
q Under the circumstances, slavery
shad better be abolished.
The Capital Of the Confederacy vii
Ehcnce forward be found up q stump.
Con the picturesque banks Of tie ceie
sbrated Last Ditch.
Z To the foreign subscribers 10 Tic
Confederate loan, | return SINGER,
.thanks.
A Major General Grant, L. S. A.. vii
kplense sec that they get thcir cotton.
4 All persons having claims agains
@this government will please presen
zthcm TO 4. Lincoln, Richmond. b,
swhom all such accounts will b. mos
EcheerfulIy audited.
q 1t is not altogether improbable tba
Nthe glorious experiment Of q slave
Ehoidcrs' conledcracy may yet prove
sdelusicn and 4 snare. / have otter
4thought so. So has General Lee. wbc
4 has lately been fighting mostly for BIZ
. last years salary. The Confederat.
g4Treasury being light, | think | vii
stakc it in my valisc. General lie,
gthinks that we have good opening
B Sbeiorc us, and that We have seen tb,
Elast Of this fratricidGl war. hope 50
HStephcns thinks peace more immincn
Ethan ever.
d II the United States persists in re
sfusing TO recognize the Confedcracv
kon my return | shall again urge tn,
earning Of negroes.
4 Office seekers are respectfully soil
Ecited to cease their importunings.
EFelIow-citizens, farewell. J. DAVIS.
4 President Confederate States OF Anne
Erica. Done at Richmond, April lst.
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From the Rev. Thomas Winter, Faster of Roxbo
nnrh Rnntiat Ehnrnh

DR.. Jackson:-Dear Sir;-I feel it due to your OK.
celent preparation, Hoodand German Bitters to add
my testimsuy to the deserved reputation 1t has oh
great disorder in my head and nervous system. Twas
advised by n friend totry u bottle of your German
Btters, did so and have experienced great and I'M
benefited. | confidently recommend the article
where meet with cases similar to myown and have
been assured by mlny of their good effects
Respectfully yours, II. WIsTER, Roxborough, Pa
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From Rev. ]. 8. Herman, of the German Reform
Church, Kutztown, Berks county, Pa.
DR.. G. W. Jackson:--Respected Sir. Il have beer
troubled with Dyspepsia nearly twenty years, anC
have never used any medicine that did me as mucl
good rs Hoonnnds Pittcrs. am very much i'm
proved in health after having taken five bottles.
Yours, with respect, j. s. HERMAN.