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{. PUBLIC SPEAKERS AND VOCALiSTS - e..
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Dealers in Medicine 80 r, .,,rrs 3.1md&w
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niseases OF the Nervous, Seminal
r,-;nerv and Sexual Syetems = new and reliable
,,estn,srtlin Reports Of the HOWARD ASSOCIAs
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Prepared from prescription Of Sir CLARKE, ND,
~ Pkssicicn Eztraord;sadry to the Queen. =
This Invaluable medicine Il unfailing In the cure
of an those painful and dangerous diseases to which
the female constitution is subject 1t moderates all
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bu Feraiss during the FIRST THREE MONTHS
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Painitation Of the Heart Mysteries and Whites
have failed: and, although powerful remedy, they
do NOT contain iron calome, antimony, or anything
hurtful to the constitution. -,
Full directions in the pamphlet around eacn pack
age, which should be carefully preserved
Sold by all Druggists.
wsole Agent for the United States and Canadas
No. a Cortlandt street, New York
N. R-$1. 90 and six postage stamps enclosed 70
any anthorized Agent win insurea bottle containing
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CHARLESTON.

0Deial Report OF Major General
Gilmore-45O Pieces Of Cannon, Lo.
eomotives and a Large Number OF
Car. captured froEAl the
Rebel Army.
OFFICIAL.
WAR DrARrAEsf WAsHsssros,l
To MAJ. Con Dir. Ness York:
The following telegram from General
Gilmore has been transmitted to this Do
partment: 80 s-...o
V0'sn' :.z.y s5-sc Secretary of War.
HEApR'Rs DKPARTMENT OF THE SOUTH,
q CHARLESTON, g. C., Feb. 26. !
tn Lend. Gen. y! g. Gr0nt aid II. W. HaIIcck,
An inspection of the rebel defenses of
Charleston shows that we have taken over
-Four Hundred and FIFTY Pieces Of Ordnance,
being riore than double what at first report
ed. The lot includes g. and 1O-lncn coiom-
biads, great many 81 and 42-pounaers, some
Finch Brooks Rifles and many pieces OF Iof'
We also captured eight locomotives and
great number of passenger and plauorm cars
Deserters report that the last OF Hardees
army was to have crossed the Santee KiVer yes
terday bound for Charlotte, N. Y, ana II was
feared that Sherman had already ln'ercep'eu
their march. ,.,,., Tho. tho
last of Hoods army, $4,000 strong, passed
through Augusta last Sunday lsses on 'neir
way to Beauregard. s o,a 10 in
Deserters are coming in constantly. we
have over 400 already. NOPE
Major General Commanding.
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.Ey WILMINGTON. laa ID.
Dtspatch from Admiral Porter.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2O.-The following
has been received at the Navy Depart

WARRINGTON, Feb. 2O.-Ihe 1OllOWlng
has been received at the Navy Depart
ment: $50 -
CAPE FEAR RIVER, Feb "a, 1861
=, Hon Gideon Welles, Secretary of the Macy:
SIR-I have the honor to inform, You that
Wilmington has been evacuated, ana "a Ia pos.
session ofour forces. After the evacuation OF
Fort Anderson pushed forward the gunOoats
az far as the water would permit. The enemy
nnshed mn at the same time on the right and
teft Hai,s of the river. After sounding and
hnoS ont the middle sound at Big Island,
snccel led in getting the gunboate oyer, and
Opened FIRE on Fort Strong, the work COM
manding the principal distractions, where the
rebels had also sunk barge steamer, the
Northeastern. Our fire soon drove tne repeis
awav from the fort. Now and then they
Vonld fire a shot, one, of which struck the
Sassacus below the water-mark and Set ner
leaking badly. No lives were lost.
That night. the goth, the rebels sent down
200 floating torpedoes; but had . strong
force of picket boats out, and the torpeo0es
were sunk with musketry. One got IN tue
wheel of the Osceola and blew her wneei ROUSE
hoard There was no damage to the hull.
Some of the vessels picked up the torpedoes
with their torpedoe nets. The next morning
l spread two fishing nets across the river: :,
Yesterday evening Gen. Ames, with ms al
vision. moved within q short distance OF the
fort, and had sharp engagement Win the
rebels. On hearing the musketrY and seeing
where our troops were, opened rapid IRE
on the fort and all along the enemys nnes.
The fort responded with three or four shots,
but was soon silenced, -. -
This morning we heard that Gen. Terry was
within their works, and the road was clear TO
WILMINGTON. The Montauk could not get
across the shoals without Tightening, which
was q work of some labor. had the pleasure
of placing flag on Fort Strong: AZ noon 20
day we ali fred salute OF thrty-nve guns,
birthday. ,.-.c 81: A.e.
DAVID u. PORTER
ra..gF|ass Rear Admiral
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The Mobile ExpeditiOn.
The New Orleans correspondent OF the
Chicago Tribune, speaking OF the concen-
tration of troops at that point, says:

The New Orleans correspondent of the
Chicago Tribune, speaking OF the concen-
tration of troops at that point, says;
It requires no great exercise Of the prophetic
talent TO discover that all these movements
and preparations are toward mobile. ms
city occupies such relation TO wise schetne
OF military operations N tnis - stand s
before General Candy. demands - unerrlngiy
that it should be in his possession, as the con.
ditions of an algebraic, propoeition demand
that the unknown quantity sh0uld be OF such
a value and no other. There Is q striking par.
allelism between the probable campaigns OF
the armies In the East and West, which is a.
the same time pleasantito trace, and satlsfac-
tory to note, as proof of great unity OF pur-
nose peryading our highest councils. 70 EEs
Gen. Sherman set out from Chattanooga,
and nassinp through Atlanta on HE way struck
boldly out for the sea, taking Savannah, and
setting It up as new water-base for o new
campaign northward. Let Mobile in the West
stand for Savannah in the East. As new base
for campaign northwa1d TO meet General
yaine. While Generals Sherman and Grant
ia the East direct their endeavors towards lit
orally crushing one half of the confederacy
between them, Generals Candy and Thomas
viii pursue similar policy in the other half
What degree of opposition win probably be
encountered by an army moving on Mobile, of
Course cannot be foreseen, but 1t may be sta
ted that it is the opinion of many here com
petent to Judge that it will be very slight
that the place win fall into our hands upon q
mere demonstration blast upon Iams horns.
Cen Sherman. It will be remembered, said,
svThe Confederacy gains strength by surrender
ing their seaport cities, while they viii receive
supplies in greater abundance than BY blockade
rnnning. and quite as cheap, and with less
risk. by smuggling through them when In
Federal possession" The rebels are not slow
to learn from him, and it is pretty safe to pre-
dict that none but Mobilians Will make . very
desperate fight to save that city. s>s-'a
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,StsGthElC9I Jc ~ ----s-. il1%l ~
j. S.,'7.-,..,3Q..Loa,l al

.sga sdnIUcJ a st-}f AZ
By authority of the Secretary of the Treasury,
the undersigned has assumed the General Sub.
scription Agency for the sale Of United States
Tfeasu Notes. bearing seven and three.tenths
per cent. interest per annum, known as the
Seven.Thirty Loan. .
ErU
These Notes are issued under date of August
18th, 1864, and are payable three years from that
time, in currency, or are convertible at the option
CT the holder into shli @
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U.S.5-20 SIX PER CENT.
coLD.REARINc BONDS.

These bonds are now worth q premium OF nine
per cent, including gold interest from November.
which makes the actual profit on the 7-30 loan,
at current ra.es, including interest about ten per
cent per annum, besides its exemption from, State
and nssnicipal tazation, vhich adds from ons to
three per cent more, according to the rate levie
on other properly. The interest is payable semi
annually by coupons attached to each note, which
may be cut of and sold to any bank or banker.
p The interest amounts to
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Hair Dye! Hair Dye q

BATCHELORS HAIR DYE is the best in the
world The only true and perfect Dye-Hl amless-
instantaneous and Reliable-produces Q splendid
BLACK or Natural Brown-remedies the Ill effects OF
Rad DIVES, and frequently restores the original color
Said by all Druggists. The genuineis signed W. A.
Batchelor, 81 Barclay street, New York. jsns-1y =
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Of the above articles our friends VIII always ind %
ready and rtAing to chow. -
]. G. B h. G. BURBANK & CO..
CORNER LOWER LRvER AND SHELLEY So
st. Paul, MINI. -.
Jan1. 1876 fag UiE.E ss.5 q .fsai5IcS vel -
NOTICE OF SALE.--STATE. OI
IN MINNESOTA DISTs ICT G0uRT-Co'uN

NOTICE OF SALE.--STATE Or
IN MINNESOTA DISTs let COuRT-CouN-
TY OF RAMSEY, SECOND DISTRICT -.
Charles b. Cakes and Julia 3. Oake. ms WIZ le,
and John burlington and Eunice e Farring'on' nus
wife, against Charles A: Haskins. !,
In mrsnsnce III INDICTMENT and decree OF the
District Court second District s, ana ds Uo ~ Ee q
Ramsey made in this action o. e dav us -
ecute the ssme The subsuiber y eel e public
auction, for cash. to the highest Dadef a. a9e mont
SATURDAY, THE EIGHTH DAY .5r, APRIL l.s Z 1898
AZ fen O'Clock in the forenoon Of that Day the fol-
IN lands and premises lying and being In the
county county Of Ramsey and state Of Ainne:ota and de-
sc.,hcd In sad decree - follows to wit: The east
- thi,d r1<l of lots seven III eight C8l and nine
fsI in block eleven M r. Wnimsy z Smiths Ad-
W. thsreof together with the tenements heredits-
w MY and spp1rtenances thereunto belonging.
nsted February 18Th, 1886. = 80
Da's' DANIEL A. ROBKRTsON, 3.
fshqx-v7t Sheriff Of Ramsey county.
VA Err D cyy1cn, Flainttfrs Atsys, st Paul
. = rssssF = - - -.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY
-. OF RAMSRY.-In Probate Court Special
Term. February 25th 1856. ,sIr.a 40,
In the matter of the estate of Alexander Wilkin,
deceased: 5,l. - rlt -
On reading and fling the petition Of samuel ].
Wflkin, BY his attorney, r. Galusha, praying, for
reasons therein set forth that letters Of adminsra-
ton on said estate may be granted to Westcot Will
Kin the brother OF said deceased; 1t 10 ordered that
MONDAY, THE TwENTY-FIFTH DAY OF
4 tE; MARCH, A. D. 1861, 81 snI.3l
At ten O'Clock in the forenoon at the office of the
Judge Of Probate, in Phoenix Block, in the city Of
Saint Paul be assigned for the hearing Of said petit
ton and that the heirs at law of the said deceased
and all other persons interested In said estate are
required to appear at session of the Probate Court
then and there to be holden, to show cause II any
there be- why the prayer of said petition should not
be granted. r r. ChOWRLL.
mar3-w3w Judge Of Probate.
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We confidently believe that the La PKTlTE
ORGAN because Of It's artistic excellence and adapt
ednees to the practical wants Of the public Is des
tined to be more widely used both in private houses
and in churches and halls than any other large mu-
sical instrument. Without detracting from the
merits Of the Piano Forte which stands con5essedly
in the highest place a. the Interpreter Of certain
classes Of music superiority may be claimed for the
LAiPETTTE ORGAN In that to some extent It
unites the powers Of the Piano with those Of the
Church Organ while its capacity for the At express
sion Of sacred and home music, to which Americans
are chiefly attached i entirely superior to that of
the Piano Forte Add to this the fact that Il can be
furnished AT MUCH LESS COST. 4.isnca aid g.
The instruments manufactured at this establish
ment combine all the recent improvements, and are
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STATE OF MINNESOTA, DIS.
- TRICT COURT-COUNTY OF RAMSEY
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT. :'v@S 4-='-
Ellen NJ. Allen, by A. r. Capebart her guardian
ad Item, against Lorenzo D. Alien.
lRevenue Stamp-50 cents Cancelled
The State of Minnesota: To the defendant
above named:
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint In this action, which has
been fled in the Office of the Clerk of this
Court, at Saint Paul. IN the county of Ramsey and
State of Minnesota and to serve copy Of your an
swer to the said complaint on the Subscribers, at
their Office in Saint Panl in the county of Ramsey in
said State within thirty days after the service of this
service; and If you fail to answer the said COM
plant within the time aforesaid the plaintiff in this
action will apply to the Court for. the relief de-
manded In her said complaint afa
Dated February 20, 1866. -f.,eets
VAN ETTKN & OFFICER,
feb24-w7t Plaintiffs Att'ys, st. Paul MINI.
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CTATE OF MINNESOTA, DIS.
y TRICT gCOURT-COUNTY OF RAMSEY,
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT ua v'rf, ,liI..s !.
Isaac Van Etten againet James Carter. r ~
$3.50 Revenue Stamp-5O cents--Cancelledl
The State of Minnesota: To the defendant above
named: .ssuTH .toi
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint In this action, winch has
been filed in the office of the Clerk of this Court
at St. Paul in the county of Ramsey and State of
Minnesota, and to serve q copy of your answer to
the said complaint the subscribers, at their office
in St. Paul. In the county of Ramsey, In said State
within twenty days after the service of this sum-
mons on you exclusive Of the day of such service;
and If you fail to answer the said complaint within
the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action viii
take Judgment against you for the sum of One
Hundred Dollars, with interest from the goth day OF
February A. D. one thousand eight hundred and
sixty, besides the costs and Disbursements OF this
action. VAN ETTEN q OFF!CEh,
ffs Plaintiffs Attorneys, st. Paul, MINI
Dated February A. 1865 y - 1853 feb10-w6w
y. sHs p . 4 - F..
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-
Ohio OvrIos o. Cohr1AoLLKa or nHR CuHzKnof,
30r scH Warrington January 18th, 1896 Is
Whrsaa BY satisfactory evidence presented 10 TIE
undersigned, it has been made to appear that
The Second National Pank of Saint Paul IN the
City Of Saint Raul 10 the County Of Ramsey, and
State Of Mineesota, has been duly organized under
and according to the requirements Of the Act OF
Congress. entitled IAN act to provide National
Currency, secured by a pledge of United States
Bonds, and to provide for the circulation and re-.
demption thereof Approved June Sd, 1864. and
has implied with all the provisions of said act re-
quired to be complied with before commencing the
business of Banking under sa'd Act.
! Now, therefore, Hugh McCuIoch, Comptroller
of the Gu rency. do hereby certify that The Second
National Bank of Saint Paul. in the City Of Saint
Panl in the County of Ramsey and State Of Min
nessta, Is authorized to commence the business of
Banking under the &C. aforesaid.
In testimony whereof, witpess my hand and seal
of Office, this nineteenth day Of January,
1865. s>.a} y.
Official seal of the Comptroller of the Currency.
tSignedl HUGH McCULLOCH,
jun2s-taprs Comptroller of the Currency.
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Lamartine and Dumas,

Popr NJ. de Lamartipe has come before
us again ae borrower. It's distressing.
| never think of him without consider
ing Deathas mans best friend; for, had
the dusly angel borne him away to the
ebony chambers amid the turmoil OF
1913, what a grand position would De
Lamartine have for all time occupied in
French history! The literary hack, and
the lamenter, and the beggar would not
have darkened the splendid scene. l
cannot find it in my heart to blame NJ.
de Bamartine. L pity him. / am griev-
ed, | blame Death for playing the
clrlrl, and pushing himself into so many
ahodes Of prosperity and happiness, to
snatch loved ones from cradle and bed,
when he might heighten the glory of an
immortal genius, and ease an aching
heart by bearing the poet TO his soft bed
The new loan is to be for 30,G0G, IN the
shape of $40 bonds, carrying 5 per cent,
interest, payable in the sum of $50, and
eXtinguished annually by drawing and
paying a given number His estates
will be mOrtgaged to secure the hond-
holders. ! am afraid it may not be sue
cessful. If the Athenians were tired of
hearing Aristides called the Just, what
would have been their fatigue had they
81 Oltcll llcdEt llllIl the lllOlltN DDl-
rover" The poor man has published
also this advertisement Reduction of
price 12Of. off. Complete works of La
MARITIME, M. de Laniartine, constrained
by unexpected circumstances TO prompt
payments, is Obliged to offer to the
public the remaining $50 copies of his
complete works, with reduction of
l20f. II copy. Time given for payment.
Address NJ, de Laplartipe, Is Rue de la
Vile l!Eveque, for all demands at the
rate of 2O0f. the copy" This sale, he
hopes, may bring him 81, 060f.
Shall I say, too, poor NJ. Alex. Dumas
He raises our smiles. In the theatres, in
other public places, aud in society he is
forward, easy TO impudence, and not
without something like swagger. He
mas taken to leeturing to procure money.
He bouncest to his chair, swallows glass
after glass of sugared water, before he
can float up his voice TO an audiblepitch !;
then he huries his nose in his manuscript
and, without raising his head once, reads
reads -reads-as if the happiest mo-
ment of his life would be that in which
'"The End' was reached And what do
you think is the subject of his lecture?
The History of France in the reign of
Henry IL! Can't you see us shaking
with laughter % Paris Letter.
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Horrible Tragedy.
TWO CHILDREN, BROTH Err AND SISTER BRUTALLY
MURDERED AT R0XBURY, MASSACHu SETS
THE GIRL OUTRAGED, Sc.

MURDERED Az ROABUR1, MASSAtHI SETS
THE GIRL OUTRAGED, Sc, 9
From the Boston Post, June 49, .t
One of the most brutal and cold-blooded
murders ever committed in this, or any
other, community was brought to Light
yesterday afternoon, the particulars of
which, as we learned them at late hour
last night are as follows:
On Monday of last week, about noon,
lad named John s. Joyce, aged twelve
years, and his sister, Isabella two years
Older, left their home, corner of Newland
and Concord streets in this city, for the
purpose of taking walk, Night came
on, and as they did not return, some
anxiety was felt for their safety, and the
police were notified of their disappear
ance, and every possible search was
made, but without avail. The police of
RoXbury were also informed of the miss
ing children, and under direction Of CITY
Marshal Burrill, every part of that tity,
including Mays woods, was thoroughly
searched without success. Advertise
ments were inserted in the papers giving
a minute description Of the lost ones, but
still nothing was heard Of their whore
abouts, and so much time had expired
since their unaccountable disappearance
that it was feared they must have been
foully dealt with-a supposition that
proved but too true.
Yesterday afternoon, as two gentle
men, merchants of this city, our inform
ant stated, whose names we did not
learn, were walking in Bussey's woods,
near the Bussey place, so called, in West
I'oApury, ,ney came upon me Dody OF Il
young g,ri lying upon hef back on the
ground, her SIX uress ana other clothes
stained WIN olooa; She was recognized
as .iie MISSING emu. lhlorhlatioh was
at once lougeu WIN the authorities, ana
III. Arlolu anu coroner Alien, OF ltRX-
oiry, were at once ilotiiied ana proceed-
ea 10 .ne spot. Upon examination OF
tlle pouy OF Ihe unfortunate girl 1t was
asceItallleu tilat hef person Iad been
rudeiy Vi0latea, ana tiat she had been
c.'' vi s,apoe.' IN sixteen inherent places
III l'el oreast, PACK sac ana abdoiheh.
Ohe VI .Wo VI .ue ss!ps were III the m
l,le.ia.e V .' OF tile heaft, ana tlle
iialure :, VI .lie Wounos was sucli as leu To
tiie oeiiei Iilat tney Were inliicted with
ioiis-p,aueu ulrH OF sheath khlie.
a luf,nef search was at once institu-
ledl ana ~ about haif an hour the body,
u tne lau was round only a Few rods
rom aiai Vi ms sister, at ti!e 1901 OF II
!itiie hiii OF rise o GROUND, he was ~
my on ms race Wilh seyefal aeep cuts
III his back as though the fatal blows
were dealt while he was endeavoring 20
escape from danger
FROM the appearances OIL the spot Where
the glfi was iouhd IL would seem that
she was making wreath OF leaves for
hef nat when she was attacked, AS one
partly lllade was round near by.
Inc girl, as we before stated, was four
teen year,. Of age, was pretty, intelligent
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one thousand eight hundred and sixty
five, and in the eighty-ninth year of
American independence.
WILLIAM w. HOLDEN,
Provisional Governor.
BY the Governor:
Jos. w. HOLDEN, Private Secretary.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER or CrPrf 81
WAeuIYarnN Mny l2th 1875


WsEaIAs BY satisfactory evidence presented 25he nm
aersigred, it has been made to appear that ii TX
CHANGE NATIONAL BANK OF NORFOLK, in tle
City of Norfolk in the County of Norfolk and etste of
prgni been duly organized under and according to
rrauenents of the Act of Congress entitled AN Act to
poydea National Currency secured by PLEDGE orted
States bords, and to provide for the circulation an re-
dsrpptin thereof approved June 3d. 1861 aud ha9 'n-
piled with all the provisions Of said Act to be complied
With before commencing the business Of Banking under
said Act g3
Now, TuEssFoRE, I, FREEMAN CLARKE, Comptroller of
the Currency, do hereby certify that THE
NATIONAL BANK OF NORFOLK" in the City 0; Nor
folk the County of Norfolk, and State of Virginia is
authorized to commence the business of Banking under
the ACT aforesaid
.1--Ns,, u stimQuy whereof witness my hand and
( ~ al II qaics this thirteenth day of May
l-rr) ,sss