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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-22
EXCELLENT Brick Re-

VI me-
v SIDENCEON THE SOUTH5I0 DE OF GRACE,
BETWEEN 2STH AND 29TH SITS, FOR SALE
OR RENT AT AUCTI0N.--Will be sold at auc'
ton, on the premises on FRIDAY, the 10Th May
1865 at 8 o'clock AZ, the very excellent and well
planned brick tenement located as above, now in
the occupancy of Mr.. Thomas g. Turner. The
lot has a front OF 81 feet and depth OF l5b feet
to an alley.
The house has rooms in the basement and
above, Including two parlors) and is now in good
order.
Possession given NJ once.
TERMs-Ons.third cash. balance at one and two
wears for bonds bearing interest, secured by a
trust deed If the property should not be sold, 1t
will he rented at auction for one year.
HARRISON, GODDIN i APPERSON.
PS. We offer for sale privately the beautiful
farm called Eastern View in Henrico county,
on the Pamunkey river, and five miles from Tun-
stalTs depot on the York river railroad. 1t con-
tains 2I3 acres Of good land.
The buildings are verS superior, and the gar
den well enclosed and tasiefully laid oct, and
highly ornam, nted with flowers, shrubs, &c. A
great bargain will be sold. Apply to
mvQ2-ids H., G. Il A.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-22
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
GOLD AND STOCKS.

At the First Bosrd, New York. Saturday, goio
sold at 1870 SO; o. 8. 5:2ys, 1903 49, Virginia
skies 81 North Carolinas 66. In Baltimore
same day. the gold rate was 1870 10 100 "a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-22

By REGNAULT Il CO.,
Franklin street between 9th and 7th,
WE will sell at auction. TUESDAY morning,
w ga instant, at 10 o'clock, at our sales
room, as above
Wardrobes. Bureaux,
Bedsteads, Chairs
Tables, Mattresses,
Feather Beds, Boots and Shoes,
Washstands, Oznaburgs,
Cooking Utensils Ottomans,
Clocks, Clothing,
Superior Refrigerator,
Walnut Counter,
Silver Watches. Gold Pencils,
And many other useful articles.
Consignments received until morning Of sale.
REGNAULT q CO., Auctioneers, &c.
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BY GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
AND ELEGANT


INTENSIVE AND ELEGANT
u BUILDING on Grace, between First and
Foushee streets, for Lease at Auction.
The property formerly occupied by Mr.. Lee
febvre a. Young Ladies' Seminary will be
Leased at Auction, upon the pre- Il ises, on MON
DAY, Odd May, at IL o'clock NJ.
There are 90 rooms including the basement,
besides which there is large saloon, office and
parlOrs Bath rooms, wood and coal rooms,
cooking room with furnaces and range, stable,
carriage house, &C., are all at a he'd.
The entire premises are furnished with gas and
water.
THIS property is admirably adapted and beau.
tifully situated either for large boarding school
Qor which it was express y buiD or for first
class hotel or boarding house.
The neighborhood Is one of the best In the
city and now, when hotels and boarding hou es
are so much needed this property should he
used as such, as it possesses tor those purposes
advantages not TO be met with in any other
building now TO be had in the city.
Terms made known at the time Of leasing.
GRUBBS i WILLIAMS, Aucts.,
Main St., doors above Spotswood Hotel.
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BY GRUBBs 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts.
A VALUABLE and Desirable
"A Private Residence For SnIe

81 GhUBbS u WILL mo- AuCts.
A VALUABLE and Desi rable
"A Private Residence For Snle
al Public Auction.
BY consent of the Legatees, shall offer for
sale on the premises at public auction, on TUES
DAY, the 23d of May inst, at II O'Clock A. the
Brick Tene cent, fronting 90 feet on south side
of Cary, between 4th and 9Th streets, running
back in parallel liIes $50 feet to an alley 10 feet
wide, having free access to 4th street. The main
building is two stories high, with good airy
attic, delightful wide hall on the first floor,
with three rooms deep upon each story, all well
arranged with excellent closets three large
basement rooms, plastered, including the kitchen
under the wing ROOM servants room in the
yard, and good stable ant carriage house, all
Of brics, fronting on the alley, with room for
coal and wood under the carriage house. Gas
and water pipes in the house and yard.
II il seldom so desirable house and neighboI-
hoad can be obtained as the one now advertised.
Possession will be given in day or two sitter
the sale and the terms Of payment will be made
known when the property is put up Tor bidders.
The title is perfect.
GEO. ID. FISHER, Administrator of
Mrs, L. Harriet Fisher, deceased.
p. 8. After Che sale Of the house portion of
excellent furniture. belonging to the present
tenant, will be offered for sale. myll-tds
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ByD. +. BOOTH, Auctioneer.
WILL be sod, on Broad street, between 9th
w and 18th, opposite the Monticello Hotel. on
MONDAY MORNING, May 22d, at 10 o'clock,
q large lot of Crockery and Glassware, Fancy
Goods, Silk Dresses, Plated Ware, Dry Goods,
Furniture, Bed Clothing, &C., &c.
l splendid Mantle French Clock. Marble
Frame Class Case, with marble Statues,
fine orna ment, and also useful
| fine China Tea Set gold band
China Cups and Saucers, China Vases
Goblets, Tumblers, Plates, Dishes
Together with large lot Of useful articles that
every enc wants.
ALSO
100 feet India Rubber Hose
large Tea or Sugar Caddies &C.. &c.
Fine Gold and Silver Watches
Do Go d Bracelets
Do Gold Studs and Sleeve Buttons
DO Gold Chains
Large and small Mirrors, eight-day and thir-
ty-hour Clock, Steel Engravings, Oil Paint.
ings, &C., &c.
myl9-td ID. F. BOOTH, Auctr.
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by E. B. COOK, AuctiOner,

N T.
20 Main street.
7 AIDES AND CHlLDREN'S, BALMORAL
IL CATERS, SHOES, &c, AT AUCTlOy.-On
WEDNESDAY, the oath instant, at II o'clock
| will sell at my store an invoice OF very excel
lent Shoes, &c.
60 pairs Morocco.tip sewed Balmoral Shoes
GO do Kid, double.soe do
6O do Cali, do do
- do hid, do do
- do Lasting Balmoral Tip
Co do Children's Pegged Calf Boots
The above invoice is fresh stock OF very de-
sirGbe goods. Shoe Merchants will do wen 10
be p,esent 4. Il. COOK,
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VERY VALUABLE REAL

VERY VAL u A Ii l. II REAL
Y ESTATE on Broad street for sale at AUG
ton. and very handsome STORE and Dwell.
LING, also on Broad street, for Lease at Auc-
ton.
We will sell at auction on the premises, on
TUESDAY, the 23d May, 1866, at O'clock, p. NJ,
the folio wing very valuable real estate on the
moth side Of Broad street, viz: The Large
three story Brick Store and Residence, now oc.
cupied by Mr.. Antonio Pzzini and Others, between
LIST street and Brook Avenue, at monthly rent
of s225. Besides the store and dwelling there
is a brick kitchen. large lumber house, &c. 1t
is a fine blit house and first rate business stand.
After which will be sold the excellent BRICK
STORE AND DWELLING, between Madison and
Henry streets, occupied by Mr.. 0'Brien, at a
monthly rent of $40. This is good BUS mess
location, with excellent dwelling above.
After which, say about hsli-past 0 o'clock,
will be leased out for years from LIST June next,
the very desirable Store and Dwelling now occu.
pied by Mr.. Chas. Behl-between I'd and Sd SITS.
The store is handsomely fitted up, and the dwell
ling part OF 1t in first rate order. This is also a
first rate business location.
Terms very liberal, and made known at the
hour OF sale.
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PERSON AL.
FOR RENT.

NOR RENT. SEVERAL FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
/ Rent, with Gas aud Water Apply to mons,
On north side of 9Th ST.,
1nyg2..lts (Two So beyond Leigh yellow e0ttagel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-22

The management deslrous OF conforming theit
entertainments in accordance with public taste
aud the requirements OF the season, have Se'er-
mined previous TO the
RENTING AND FURNISHING
the Theatre, to inaugurate short Summer Sea-
SON and have engaged highly talented
COMEDY COMPANY,
Among whom may be found the following ladies'
aud gentlemen, VINO have received the most Ia
vorable notices from the Metropolitan and Pro-
yincial press and public, and who will have the
honor OF nav appearing before the Richmond
public
MISS ANNIE WAIT,
The accomplished Commedenne and Trsge.
dienne nom the Academy Of Music and
Northern Theatres.
MISS ANNA =. DILLINGHAM;,
The fascinating Soubrette, from the Howard
Athenaum, Boston and other Northern
Theatres.
Mr.. W. II. LEAK,
From the ACADEMY of Music, Northern and
Western Theatres.
Mr., JOHN NORTON,
From the London Theatres.
ROBERT STRUrHERS,
Late of the Boston Theatres.
J. N. BARRON.
A former Richmond flvorite,' late Of the
Northern Theatres.
HENRY A. ELLIS,
Late of the Front Street Theatre.
The above named ladies and gentlemen will
appear in CONJUNCTION with all the members OF
OLD STOCK COMPANY:
Mrs. G. DeBar
Miss Salie Darlington,
Mrs Jennie Powell
Miss Helen Percy
Miss Blanche Middleton
Miss Cassie Crystal
Miss Mary Jackson
Miss 0phela Lewis
Miss JESSIE Warner
Miss Mary Gaines
And Ladies of the Ballet.
James Harrison,
J. s. Wells,
II. T. Allen
W. C. Talbot
II. J. Brown,
W. II. Stevens,
j. ODNyer.
p. Jackson.
I. Willis,
AND GENTLEMEN OF THE BALLET,
with the
MOST COMPLETE ORCHESTRA IN THE
UNION.
A. ROSENBERG. ....................,.L Leader.
r. d. OGDEN. Stage Manager.
The celebrated Prima Donna,
MAD. RUHL,
Has been engaged and will appear nightly.
The first Star Of the season will be the cele-
brated Irish Comedian, Burlesque Actor and Vo-
Mr.. FRANK DREW,
~ THREE CHARACTERS n
Drama, BurIesque and Farce.
MONDAY EVENING, May aal, 1865.
The performance will commence with the beau
tiful Overture
LA GAIA LAARA. Orchestra.
When will be presented for the first time, the Irish
Drama. in acls, dramatzed from Lovers
great novel expressly for FRANK DREW,
by Sterling COvne, Esq. entitled
HANDY ANDY!
Handy ANDY. Mr.. FRANK DREW
With the song, There's Whisky in the jug!
After which,
Madame Ruhl
Will make her first appearance IN tue Richmond
Theatre, in several of her charming pieces.
To be followed by the irresistbly funny burlesque
upon the great sensation play of
CAMILLE!
CAMILLE, Mr.. FkANh DkE"
nsPa, SEMI. Miss Jessie Warner
Conclude with the Imaginable Farce entitled
wv FELLOW CLERK!
TARIFF Mr. FRANK DREW,
With songs and limitations of all the
celebrated actors.
See bills of the day for full particulars.
IN REVERSAL, tie great Burle;que of the day,
entitled
MAZEPPA!
Look out for the Grand Golden Spectacle OF
Loving Beauty the
NAIAD QUEEN.
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-22
AUCTION SALES This nay.

BY RICHARD CAUTHoRN.
I'M THIS CMonday) Morning,
" commencing at ten o'clock, at my store, on
18th street. I will sell at auction lot OF MIS-
CELLANE0US ARTICLES, consisting Of 4
Bedsteads. 8 Mattresses, Beds, Cha irs, School
Benches, l Blackboard, Blankets, &c. Also, 8
dozen New. Axes, IS bbls Vinegar, boxes dam.
aged Tobacco. bag Black Pepper, cases vege-
table Soup, together with many other articles.
600 Bushels CORN.
At II o'clock, will sell at same place q
bushels Corn.
Also a superior Double Faced Silver Watch.
tmyol-diL' r. CAUTH0RN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-22

By E. b. COOK, Auctioneer,
40 Main Street.)
Handsome Par1Or A. Household
FURNITURE,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
ON TUESDAY, 23d instant, Il 10 o'clock,
~ will sell, at the residence of Mrs. Hammond,
on Clay, near the corner of LIST street, superior
variety OF excellent Parlor and other Furniture,
such as
handsome Mahogany Sofas, covered with
silk plush
u handsome Mahogany Chairs
And large Arm Rocker
Centre Table, marble top
Hat Rack Secretary, Wardrobes
Cabinet Washstau d. Book Case, Desk
Handsome Mirrors, Oil Paintings
Five superior Feather Beds, Bolsters and
Pillows
Five excellent Hair Mattresses
Carpet Rugs, Blankets
Glassware, China and Crockery
ALSO,
An assortment of Kitchen Furniture, &c.
myl9 f. b. COOK, Auct'r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-22

no CAPITALISTS. THE SUBSCRIBER, AN EX-
i PERIENCED CIGAR MANUFACTURES, well ae,
quauted with the business in all Its branches would
lie to make arrangements With some party, with
capital OF from elghttO sl00o 20 conduct the above
business In this city. sa. ..as 80, - -, =,
Address, with real name, u; ID, IL ~,
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DANIEL S. HUBBARD,

Iron Front Building, 18th or Governor Street
AUCTIONEER,
WHOLESALE GROCER, AND
Commission Merchant.
MY FIRST REGULAR SALE will take place
lN on SATURDAY, May Goth, 1865, and will
co mprise the following desirable goods, viz:
lis bbls apple cider On "
Ito bbls each bloom potatoes
100 doz can fruits, meats, pickles, sauces.
sardines, &c
fierce cod fish
Dbl mince meat
10 CASES boots and shoes, assorted
10 doz buck gloves
100 doz smoking tobacco
30 bales Killikinick smoking tobacco
5000 imported cigars
l large lot stat onery
do port olios
do perfumery
do Worcester sauce
do sweet oil
do armor oil
do assorted ;ewelTy
lot fine felt hats, military caps &c
lot dry goods, hoop skirts, DC, q,
lot palm leaf fans
lot musquio netting, mustard, cloves
ginger, allspce, cream tartar, seid'
let's powders, shoe buckles, soaps
jelles &c, &c
lot cooking stoves
lot chairs
lot frying pans, and over
5000 pieces tinware, crockery, DC
Consignments solicited till day OF sale.
Particulars in future advertisement.
d. s. HUFFARD.
WIN. @. PAINE, ESQ.,, Salesman. mylS-a
The above sale is postponed until MON
DAY, MAY ODD, sale commencing at 10, A. NJ.
my20-tds DANIEL S. HUBBARD.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-22

New RICIIMOND THEATRE,
~ Cnrnnr SaYnnth and Broad btIeelA
FIRST NIGHT

Ma L. MAGILL.. '.Pfoprieucss'
r. d. OapKH. Acting and Stage Manager.
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TTAVANA CIGARS.

CIGAhkS.
III Just received fine assortment Of
Imported Havana Cigars, warranted
Por sale low, TO close invoice, by
ULAGETT, BLUM 4 CO.,
my22-ot Corner of Main aud 7th SITS.
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NOTICE.

OF THE
S U MER SEAS NJ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-22
4. TTENTIOy SOLDIERS
\ 1.-TWO souls with but a single thought,

A TTENTIOy SOLDIERS
N 1.-Two souls with but single thought,
Two hearts that beat as one
cnrious yonng ladies' and gentlemen, do you wish
the OF your j0ys 10 seer by new and scenti
nc process am enabled to send you apenect fac smile
kaness Of Won future wife husband that Is to be-"
alone possess the knowledge OF this art, but have
been impose ed upon by some INSCRIPTIONS parties.
Inv yIunR lady or gentleman by sending me their
age color OF hair and eyes, will receive by return OF
me "a circumstances OF the party.
address (eneIosing cents and post paid addressed
enyeIopel MISS FANNIE A. TEMPLE,
my22.-atf '' Troy, Y.
c,oAP AND CANDLE REPOSITORY, on MARSHALL
- street between 4th and 5th The subscribers re-
speculy announce TO families aud citizens general
~ that they are prepared furnish the articles
as heretofore at reduced prices. Old Turpenne Soap
AT 10 cents per lb, Refined Candles, 20 cents, and
general assortment Of Groceries moderate prices.
myag-ests EDW McADAM x SON
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,OR PHTLADELPHIA...-

EOR PHIL A DELPHIA..--Tbe
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day and until Thursday, 25th inst. For terms
apply on board or TO
WIN. II. ALLDERDICE,
my2o-3t No. &C Main st.
THE FOLLOWING, FROM AMONG A HOST OF
i similar Testimonials of the extraordinary virtues
of GOURAUD'S ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP, Is Sc
lected for its brevity
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-22

ARRTHAL OF JEFFERSON DAVIS, Al
ExANDER r. STEPHENS, @. O. CLAY
GEN. WHEELER AND OTHERS AT
FORTRESS MONROE.
Late intelligence from Fortress Monroe
announces the arrival there on Friday OF
Jefferson Davis and family, consisting of his
wife, small son and two daughters, tOgeth-
err with Alexander H. Stephens, c. c. Clay,
Col. J. H. Regan, Gen. Wheeler, and some
fifteen or sixteen others. They we're
brought to Fortress Monroe by the steamer
Clyde, conveyed by the U. S. steam sloop
TuScarora.
The strictest secrCsy is observed by the
officials not only as to the presence of the
prisoners, but also to their future move
ments. II is said, however, that indica-
tions are that they are to be confined at
Fortress Monroe, as Col. Beaverton, of the
Engineer Corps, received orders about week
since to have vacated Immediately a row of
classmates inside the fort for the accOmmo-
datiou Of prisoners or state. The work has
progressed very fast, snd the classmates
which once communicated one with the
other are now separated by substantial brick
walls, Strong iron bars aud other substan-
tial arrangements enclose the windows and
doors completely, rendering hopeless any
attempt to escape or rescue, if such thing
should be thought OF. The wide mount OF
the fortress encircle5 these casemates, and
on the banks aud ramparts strong guards of
vigilant sentinels will tread their rounds.
The prisoners had no. landed at last &C
counts but were still on the steamer Clyde.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-11

Although there at presept existing large number
Of Hair fonics competing for public patronage by IRE
qnent and repeated exageaons of their peculiar prop
erties yet II Is well known many Who under the
necessity Of resorfing their aid they uncertain
In their results. The frequent inquiries have been
nade Of tho subscriber Tor tonic which he could war
rant for certainty Of effect and harmlessnees have
dueed him to besfow much time and in the prouc-
ton OF which sAeul ppaasse thss 4ualities Sc
rieA Of e1tsinentA ass enablod hin tonvercome all
dfculties and Il Of qualification to him TO
6ud hi. lab1rs crowned with complete success.
Cabuf Hair Tonic h dye bat sresfofatiye-
erey hair to Its natural color mparts moisture and
glossy appearance the hair dandrun cures
ey,iuiious end all diseases of the skin.
Persons disposed become bald can BY constant app
cation aud Of the Tonic restore their hair and scp
to its former healthy condition?
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-11

The articles In this sfnck Of Jrwelry the neae
md most fashionable styles Certificates of all the vnrt
oas articles put scaled eopss ard ed thub
giving all far chance, and by mail Is ceaik
ch. ON the pt Of the cercfte, it is Out
,pfion to send ONE DOLLAR and take the article named
Il, not Five rtihcat.s 81. elrven thirty 1t
say five, SIC; one hun red SIS. Certificate Ne
elos.d with the nrJer Correspondence promptly all
sxersd-
We wisb IL distinctly understood that business 10
Lottery The object of this of selling to
give pm chasers the opportunity OF buying Jewelry
the whole ale prices, with the chance of getting Watch
other valuable article; aud all goods seat,
satisfactory be returned and the money Ill be re-
funded.
AGENTS wsne | in every town and regiment Send
for Circular Address, ". FORSYTH 4 Co.
deciedAw3xn - and IA Nassau So New York,
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WATCHES, CHAINS, JEWELRT, &C.,

yslued at $500, 900 EACH ARTICLE ONE DOLLAR
and not TO be paid for until ycu know what
yon are 10 get
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-03-18
WHOLE NO. 48

interest; If he deposits the same sum m
this National Savings Bank be receives
73 dollars. For thoss who wish to 6nd
a safe, convenient, and profitable means
Of investing the surplus earnings
which they have reserved for their old
age or for the beneft o. their children,
there is nothing which presents so many
advantages ss this National Loan,
The HraHEsr MorIEE-The war In
evidently drawing to close, bat while it
lasts the Treasury must hare money to meet
its cost, and every motive that patriotism
can inspire should induce che people TO
supply It's wants without delay. The Gov
ernment can buy cheaper for cash in hSna
than on credit Let US see that its wants
are promptly and literally ,satis6ed.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-03-18
ELECTION.

The following is the result Of the Char
ter Election held in this city yesterday
Both gentlemen supported fat the Mayor
slity are Union men. All the Aldermen
elect are Union men except ooe Demo.
crat in the second ward.
Mr.. TREYNoR for Recorder, Mr.. Bump
for Marshal, Mr.. WARREN for Treasurer
and Mr. SHERRABDEN for assessor, all
Union men, we're elected without opposi-
ition. The vote vas larger than usual,
and represents very near the full strength
of all parties
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-03-18

Box MoFs OF THE PEACE CONFER.
ENCE-To a remark ia the conference
that the negro is now Of little value,
Mr., HuRter is repsrssd to have said:
Il have learned to appreciate the val
ne OF my negro men, for they have all
run away and enlisted in the Union
army, aud it puzEles me how 10 keep
the women and children from frsexine.
or starving" As the rebel peace com
'nissioners we're being escorted out of
our lines, one OF them turned to Gen
ersl Grant and said: General I am
anxious TO have peace, aud I would Be
willing to leave the settlement to ven
and General lee" 'tWeli," Yenked,
Grant, Il propose to settle il wisA Lea
this sumner"
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-03-18
COUNCIL BLUFFS IOWA SATURDAY MORNING. MARCH 49, 1856

repetition Of the first, but is addressed
to the EnPeress Charlotte, my best be-
loved sister. The third Is an acknowi-
edgement of the letter sent by the En-
peror to the Queen in Jung last, informing
her of his accession 80 the throne of
Mexico.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-03-18

A PAPER--The history of the Savan-
nah Republican is interesting. The pa
per on which 1t is now printed was seat
out from England, by neutrAl! English
men, to werk into cartridges, but is new
being used in better cause BY ]. r.
Hays, the present editor. It is one Of
the oldest papers Of the State, being six-
ty three years old.