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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-09
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Who will take all risk if property directed and
yon will receive them post paid securely scaled
from observation. by RETURN mail
SOLD BY URTG GIST.S GENERALLY
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-09

Consolation tree. Charges moderate and cur
nri Wiiiicr enrssahS very wcs4rkinsl IL s(up.
tuft in lew weeks
poeton.ee sihm zs9S, UiAee nnts E<sdAfAslei lsot(
Roorns Avs sso,th Clark street, stCiAcskS y f9a
caa n stho lloetor every dry from s AT 81 ~
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M AN HOOD.

nj n IN HOOD.
Third Edition. Fifty Thousand,
% psages. cloth covers,
BY ROBT. II. BELL, NJ. D.,
don. nd dressed to youth, the married and thos
Contemplating Marriage.
Sent by mail post paid, on receipt Of TEN
CENTS careful perusal Of this small
book has been
Boon to the Afflicted
aud has say cd thn,lssnL ia from a Life of misery
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-18
Stes&s,
EDD R's
KefoseRe "a Cooking g o. iag Y. \. Heating
STOEES AND RANGES. ~. foss
.THEsE ceoil IN 5 sIovES,WILL il'-
RA X n, ROiI., STEW, FHY a IlOAST'

wliI thu grentssr a0d facility and with.
out lF-arny ytne robniinN Nhioh they are used They
are pirteclly HpIio, npfNtog ike 'sh oIdidify Ke-
roseie Lamp within chimney an are ule ohly kego.
sene ftovea lhsI hlrn WtAout sinbkeor 0ior.
.'We have been nnrflrflv a.fnnishel y, see what a
labor rlsRyng drl- SAVING and heal .ay lg instsutoR
~ ElfDRS PAhENY kGRO8ENb ST,N Eu 1Rkina
the cost OF running IT, ant the rasult attained IL M
the best palent IA lAP QgTlcb lYpeesfGG Dp'gSjw.
Oud Heading and CoaAinR Bloycr are Vary sOpyg,
nient land oclabmiciI esneciallv where W hfe Az rel
quireh bJt 4 fW hours ~ a tiino 'N Z,
olfrAlor siose3 may 20 sfpt through America
AdSetuAhg Agency, ss9 broadway, New York I.
LESLEY ELLIOT, ManutlOinfeIb,
aug II jWd r- Arr no, l94 Broadway, Y .
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VI. BRADLEY's Eeg Patent y iPLEX ELLIPTI
Cor douhlc) SPRING rKIRr.

iuTtis Invention consists or Duplex (or twol, kipflT
purb Hetiuei steel Springs, ing ganousy '1{Afded
CgRly and Firmly t1 ether, Edge TO EDGE making
he troughest most Flexible, Elastic and Durable
prhg ever used. They seldom Band or Rrake,
lkeltne Single Springs, and cons0qu ,nuy prcseryo
heit perfect aud beautiful Same more than tgist as
onG a. any sngls Spring Sitr. that Dvff'hH or
Gamble made. -
The wonderful Aexbiity and great comfort aud
pe'ture 90 any Lady wearing the Duplex Elliptic
SkH will be experienced particularly in all crowded
hsskmbes Operas, Carriages, Railroad Cars, Church
re ls IT, s9i A5% GaaT oaa cSdapy 1ISsa;
sm@l place as easily and conveniently rs silk or
Mn3 in Dress.
lady having Enjoyed the Pleasure, Comfort and
Gredt Convenience OF wearing the Duplex Elliptic
Sk1 for q single day will Never afterwards willingly
SoBBba S4sBbaso se S Rs 5sT gss- s''' and
THE Hoops aro covered with uiv double twisted
threhd and viii wear twice as long rs the nge yarn
oydrnV which is used All hgle steel Hoop skirts
holhroe bottom rods on every SKirtare also Double
'tecl, and twice or double covered % prevent the
GGSydns Go"b sSE1 fhnt ssHS tR.y aGessias arg
con1an subject 70 when in use.
Al are made ofthe ew and elegant Corded Tapes,
All bre the hest quality every part giving the
saa a4s aad n21. made ie''''
Wtsta Brldloy& cary. .Pfopr etors ftgo Invention,
and bO;o Manufacturers, 70 Chambers, and ~ & 81
Reads Streets, New YORK.
For Bale M alb iirst,dlFs aLoregau ~ Jityf FAld
hro2ghout tn a Umteds stftna and tlaasa AavhAs de
! Oubat Mexico, South Ainoriol, and the West Indies
I pnk Skirt. aug 2s3md
OHIO mol mn
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AND 7QuICKsrEPs.
vAnIATIONs.

Send for Illustrated Prtco Listo Of Instruments and
Catalogues OF New Musm Address orders
o. J. WILLARD,
Wholesale Piano Forte and Music Dealer No 6i7
Broadway, New York. JylSdiy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-18
a9alLp empire.
PENiAN SONG.

FENNAN SONG
The hA p thst once.in fara's halls,
Haih sad and silent lain, ior..
shall sound agar within those walls,
To FreedOm's lofty strains5
And grand and clear tho note shall swell
In innsic on the gale,
70 greet the old green flag so wen,
p-. With songs oflnni,hl
0 Erin thou iovod Land Of Song 40
... Thy sun is vsils,i, not seti '.1' "r
Thy spirit that hath sleptso lcngi '4
Shall wake in thunder yeti ~i'.
And round thy lonely shores, Loeb Lein, " {,
And by the silvery Lee, ..s.
True Irish swords shall flash again, iui'
= ana Ireland shall DO freel pIlJ
spirit stiis within thy blood .,'...,',5.
ltshall uot strike amissi ,,,l,i ..J,
II feels the strife beyond the aood ~
That parts thy shore from this.
Columbia soEs wars dragon teeth, f.f. T.
BY many Hill and fen,
Nor reoks how ON the irish heath
They spring up armed men
From Antrim to the Southern Akes
From Traee to Kildare, .tlI-a
One silent spirit walks and wakes .r-
The lion in his liar :. n W u % rtu'
From Arraghmore's far stormy stesp, in
! To oarloy and Kinsale, j 81. i.3pu W
= hou risest, giant.lihe, from sleep; -.
Aris strike ihome prevMl.i iis' 20.
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Court of Common Pleas
OF Montgomery Co., q,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-18
Dissolution of Partnership

1NHE E partneual,ip lasrstHpre eHishug bAhFten T. o.
L Hoidmger and L. n Thompson, at Johnsulle,
MongomeIy county ohOs wah dissolved bY mutual
eonsept on the thipi day Of August, 1860. Az ciNms
due tho hrm msy be settled with either Of, the :
iernmed. ..fN - '6l. II io.' .'
d t~uf I e HEt6PIHs5st pa6NSsSSt =!
aug Ialiuar -. b. ~ y --L
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-18

NEW FIRM.

4 HAVE unis day a roeRted with rec in ihe onse-
4 Furnishing, China, 6iass ant QueehawarS busi-
ness 40 a0sflhrd street, Dayton, Ohio, Mr. John n.
Me9rtnan, my,former book.keeYeT The business
VII ieontihuein future under tbe stylsofJ. 4; Wolf
nay ton, March 9, ls65-Taafaif n i.-1 -
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-18

\ A man is the healthiest aud hNppiest when
be thinks the laRsi Of either health or happi-
ness. To forget an III ia half OF the battle
il leaves easy work for the doctor. 7-''''
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NEW nFUsgC y ~

eni to any address, free OF post1ce, on receipt o
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Hannah Alice Dreamer


William James oreamor Joi Montgomery Cos o.
NNyILLIAM dunes r0reames WHINE aeaiiedes Is
w unknown Z notified that Hannah Alice Croat tner
did on the 19ih day OF Septemher 1866, ie hQr peti
ton in the Office Of Tie Urk of Court of Common
Pleas within and for the county of Montgomery and
State Of OMO, charging the said William james Cream.
er with adntery with woman Nnknown 10 the said
petitioner and also charging him with gross neglect
OF duty towards her the petitioner asking that she may
he divorced from the said William James CreameT
which petition will stand for hearing at the next term
Of said Court. HANNAH ALICE CkEAMER.
BY ADAM CLAY, her Attorney. oc5w6
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YES! O YES!

'gNH C undersigned is'A duly fieebsed Anct oneer
L .orAontgomery county, and will cry sales, A.
often d. his soryioes, may be in demand. t' .
Persons khO have not taken out license viii be at
.tsstled to, II they Violate che law. .lH-
NJ B,v-Residence 21zTnles soyth-eAtt Of MIAhIs-
BURG. Orders left with JOHN RfaER, ,jr., or ADAM
CLAY, MiRintsbuTg on Main street. will he httanded
70. f1' '... Dol. 0koR6E kISER.'
/ 'augio.wIwov =
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NUMBER a.

scale Of humanity; that tho Southrr
hue h3sster, who takes care Of his IN r
MS u,s noary old age, nurses him r. ~ !.
tS ness, is the true philanthropist '.ufi IN -
tne almighty-dollar Ysnkse Cho ~, t,,.~" v.
h;a h;sn away to die, as best he NAV. whsn
Th..se T's services are no longer vsiusble.-
-; inerelofe we earnestly 1rre IA imme.
olate use Of this lever Of strsnsth % ,1dS ' :. -
fsgsrd 1t humane and morally inst6abls
Aesotoed, That Congress I'D not.
curing the present session. acted vitS
mat promptness and decision Which -
sIeat emergency Of the times demanda.
ana we now ask them that upon tiris
question they bring to bear all their en-.
erg'es and talent, and that it be disnoser1
OF IS early IS practicable.
:. " "ResoIued, That copy of these reso.
iatlons be forwarded immediately to our
Representatives in Congress. from the
States of Texas and Arkansas. and to the
daily papers in Richmond"
During the meeting, entertaining
speeches were made by Captain ". a.
Bidell and Messrs. 4. w. OConnor. ".
ii. Burgess and B. S. Fitzgerald.
j. B. BoyD, President
q. 1. II. LUurin, Secretary.
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$itbmon6 9ispattk,
BY J. A. COWARDIN & co.
TERMS or spRsCRIPTIOp

Daily Paper.-For one year, ONE HUNDRED nor,
LARS: six months, PITY DOLLARS; three montbs
rwkSTy-tIvE DOLLARS; one month, TEN po1LAns.
Agents and News Dealers Will be furnished a,
THIRTY DOLLARS per hundred copies.
All orders must be accompanied with the money
to insure attention; and all remttances by mail
will be at the risk Of those who make them.
Adcertts,ng g.-Adrertisements will be inserted q.
the rate OF THREE DOLLARS per square for each in.
sertion. Eight lines Tor less) constitute a SQUARE.
Larger advertisements in exact proportion.
Advertisements published till forbid will r..
charged THREE DOLLARS per square for every inser-
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CAMP TEXAS BRIGADE. }
Fcbruarv % 1S6S (

AT meeting of the Texas brigade, to
inquire into the expedicncy of arning a
portion of our negro population. Lieu
tenant j. B. Boyd, Of the Fourth Texas
regiment, was called to the chair, and
Captain j. I. McI.aurin was appointed
secretary.
A committee of one from each repi-
ment of the brigade was appointed to
draft resolutions, to wit: Messrs. T. d.
Williams, Fourth Texas (chairman): B.
S. Fitzgerald, Fifth Texas; J. L. Lon
gino, First Texas; and Lieutenant
Thomas P. Brewer, Third Arkansas re-.
giment.
The committee, through their chair
man, reported the following:
Whereas, the condition of our coun-
try, at the present time, in consequence
OF reverses and late disasters, while it
does not justify feeling of despondcncy
or shake our confidence in our ultimate
success, creates the imperative necessity
for prompt development of all our re-
sources and whereas, in the opinion Of
our wisest generals and statesmen, We
have a powerful element of strength
hitherto not brought to bear upon our
enemy in this great struggle; therefore
"Resotued, That the great peril Of the
country, and the extreme emergency,
should prompt all friends of the cause to
lay aside all prejudice and accept the
necessity Of arming such = portion of
our negro population as may be deemed
necessary by our able Commander-in-
Chief; for in the negro we recognize
great but hitherto Dormant power,
which we believe to be available and ne
cessary for the fi,rtherance of our ulti-
mate object-indepcndence and separate
nationality.
Reso1red, That negro philanthropy,
% practiced by the Yankee, is but
hideous and flendish mockery; that me-
thod Of ameliorating his condition, their
policy and treatment OF tho negro, but
lends 70 lever and degrade him In The
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THE WRITERS PROPOSE TO DE.
i LIVER on the bank Of the James River Canal
from four hundred g = thousand Or any number Of
tians, Apply to DkANE & sOHERVIIT.E. Iish.
sssna. o. :. 4 w., haxarasv!lle. Alhsunasa county,
vsssiHia, k N-s;tss'
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SIOPPED.-Taken, few days ago,
from small white boy, name -, large
BRASS KEY, supposed to belong to store or Office
door.
A little prior thereto, from negro fellow giving
his name Al Jack Barbour, valuable SHOVEL,
such as - used Tor coal or earth purposes The
lovers Will cal! rpon the undersigned, at No. %
Nam street, identity and receive the lost articles
fe Att T A 0ODJSrv
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SPIRIT OF TIE ARAY..

4 oA II II "A AN
we continue the publication of Il
, Pa'rlotlc resolutions of our soldiers
t the army:
AT a meeting of Captain W. S. Grit
ms company (A), Eighteenth Virrini
oa'tai'on artillery, held in the trenche
ON Chafan's farm, on Monday. the cot
instant, Private Joseph r. briggs wa
called to the chair. and pr;v.fe R;ch.r,
5. Boykin appointed secretary
On motion, the Chairman appointed
Lieutenant W: II. Stephensof. Scream
James NJ. Gardner, Corporal j. II. Drake
rrivatcs Charles F. Pretlow and J. T.
Halcomb, to draft a preamble and resol,,.
tons Tor the adoption of the meeting.
during the absence of the Committee
the meeting was addressed br Cant.;n
VS.. Griffin and LicutenantsSR Cohh
and +. Il. Griffin in eloquent and annro:
pirate speeches. '-''>' "pP'''
The committee, after short absence
reported the following preamble and
resolutions, which were unanimonslv
adopted: '''
Whereas, the country demands the
concerted and vigorous support of eyerv
loyal Confederate to sweep from it's con.
secrated soil the ruthless invader who ia
seeking to destroy our institutions. to
deprive us Of the claims of freemen. and
wrest from us the right of selfgoyern.
ment; and whereas, the Old Dominion
(oi which we are children) has sacrificed
many OF her noble sons to defend her
ancient pride and honor, to obliterate
disgrace from the annals of her futnre
history; therefore
Resolced, That we renew our fidelity
to our country and it's cause, and plcdce
ourselves to perform cheerfully all the
duties OF soldier that points to the wei.
fare Of our country.
3" ResoIoed, That our confidence in
the ultimate success of our arms has
been renewed in view of the appointment
of our much beloved chiettain. r. y
Lee, to the supreme command of tho
armies Of the Confederate States: that
we will give to him our hearty support
in prosecuting this war to an honorable
end.
Resolced, That we have unlimited
confidence in the wisdom and patriotism |
Of our representatives in Congress- and
the Virginia Legislature, and we car
aestly solicit them Gf in their Judgment
the crisis demands it,) to tender to our
beloved President the slaves of Virginia
70 aid in driving from our soil the nefa-
'lous invader who now pollutes it.
" Resoloed, That we will willingly sa.
;rifice our lives on the altar of liberty
'athcr than suffer the dcsecration of
hose consecrated spots sacred to the
memory of the honored slain that we
VIII accept of no peace that does not
ook to the glory, honor and iutlepcua,
nee Of the South. a.,
" Resolced, That we implorc the ladies
and such men as arc incapable of bear
'g arms) to identify their interest with {
nat of their country and aid in sending S
to the field that those who c
roak, or countenance the skulker and 9
eserter, arc enemies to our cause. and d
nworthy of freedom.
q Resoloed, That copy of these reso. 4
ltions be sent to our representatives in '
ongress and the Virginia Legislature. t
I'd a copy to the Richmond papers for t
lblication. {
JOSEPH r. BRIGGS, Chairman.
Richard s. Bouki", Secretary.
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Asst NOTICE TO TAX-PAYEkS-

ne time Tor registration and payment of the
Ae7 or til@ quarter Of the year ending on the Ist
l' ehb"r, labl having been extended by the proper
St>A9LtF untl! saturday, the 2tth Of February at
). !, hotce Is hereby given to all who have thus
al iaed 10 register their business for the present
fG'' i9o'l, OF pay their last quarters taxes on
H'''' mat no further indulgence will be given and
'1 ID" VIII be lisidly enforced against all delin-
~" Property TaxBook being now nearly com
i'e AL owners or representatives of real or per-
s1nal property who have not vet naid the taxef m
tue sam ior s6i notified that they must do 80
'9i iuiNith, or they Will be returned Celinouant and
III" property advertised for sale
CHARLES j. SINrON,
II ''-~eudt-1 Tenth District Gollertor
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tOHN w. GENTRY & Co,
~ COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

No. IS MAIs STREET, RIcHMosD, NIReISIA,
wholesale and retail dealers in
BLOCKADE GOODS. SUTLEltS' STORES
FANCY ARTICLES, &c, Sc.
The finest assortment of
Smoking ana Chewing Tobacco,
Foreign and Domestic Cigars,
Toilet Soaps. Writing Materials,
Brogans. Fancy Articles, &c, constantly on
hard.
Just received,
100 dozen genuine BTiar-root Pipes of a very su-
peilor quality, and
u large lot OF Biackin8 Brushes &c
An examination OF our stock IS RESPECTFULLY
soil cited.
Also, Tor sale, two splendid China Tea Sets lcom-
IIttel. lie Sim
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( COMMISSION HOUSE.-The subscri-
~ hers have associated themselves under the
f;tla Of HILL & PLEASANTS for the purpose OF
SELLING ON COMMISSION such articles as NAV
h. consigned to them by farmers and others
Then ottc" Is at the aucton-house of IIill Dick
laeon " Co, corner Of Franklin and Wall streets
They solicit the patronage Of their friends and
lie public.
They have good store-house aud stable
n. i. HILL,
J. II. pLEASANrS
february ill., 1865. ie 7-3awlm
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DESIDES HORSES, MULES AND
I'D VEHICLES 70 be sold By me- On aA1UpnAY.
At the Horse Lot, win have there (ths pespssty d
BAY REVENUE KOSsVTH NXHE FO1 ~.
CHANGE II practicable, for malO q lold. This
mare y IN her sixth year, god saddle aninal an1
broke to harness. -
II. poRTERrIELD TAYLOR,
Io xi-zts No. D Main street.
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~ II f A l. 4 B A nj A, No, 29O.

OPPOSITE THE sroIswooD HOTEL,
/ eaeht6 unsurpassed facilities for accommodating
tie public with fir6t-class RESTAURANT An
experienced caterer will constantly administer to
w. tastes of Their visitors, and the management
fttt.r themselves that the community at large will
bar future te.lm0ny to their zeal and enterprise III
constantly ailTdng to it the first Of the market
ana best If the season.
tohhteniiy trusting that the patronage of old
VIII augment that Of the later day, we subscribe
ourselves Your humble servitors,
r. II -6tt KESSNIUJ g co
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{ .sIa .,. "a E.--The subscriber has for
|aaaSfsd' 'tas hundred bsgas A No. / CHpWrNf>
kff, ss,sns.rs can ID s.su ST 30. - Ms,n
f9ss~S'] kuWIN WI.sos;.
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CROOKS, &C., FOR SALE.
~ Bank Of Virginia Stock,
Bank OF Commonwealth Sfock

Bank OF Commonwealth Stock,
Traders Bank Stock,
Cotton Bonds,
Cotton Coupons,
Fifteen-Million Registered Bonds,
Virginia State Stock,
North Carolina State Stock.
Virginia Central Railroad Stock.
Apply to
HARRISON, GODDIN & AppERsON.
fe 2i-3t
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A. FARLEY & CO.,
~ COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND
MERCHANDISE BROKERS,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
coRNER "F ELEVENTH ANp CARY sTRErTs,
respectfully ofier their services 10 the public i'll the
shove caracify. Our acquaintance with the trade
.a"rs peculiar advantages 10 those having FRO
ICCE OF al! kinds for disposal.
S.!fct attention will gwen TO purchase STOCKS,
COLLECTION OF ACCOUNTS, &c.
BkttKS TO
u. T. Williams & Co, Richmond
Davenport Il Co., Richmond.
\. t. X j. u. Harvey, Richmond.
J. NJ Conrad, Chester, Virginia.
v. /. Anderson Co, Lynchburg, Virginia.
!. u. Neal, Dnnyilie, Virginia.
Harris Howell, Wilmington, North Carolina.
George Alden, Camden, South Carolina.
James Dunlop, Camden South Carolina
! Il. Williams, CarksyIlle, Virginia.
stmuel Is. Kagland, Richmond. fe 4-lm
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y SIXTH AND BROAD srREETs.-we wish
e. ttl the attention OF the ladies To stock of
CATERS, BOOTS and SHOES, of our own manu-
.rlure. We prepared to sell at the loves, market
l'iges. We also have on hand general assortment
b. warIattej to give satisfaction.
te aQ-6t' MANNING X SHANAHAN
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! oSF RECEIVED

''i RECEIVED,
rhhNCil LAWNS, beautiful styles
| and colers:
l.9ettq, ~ ~. s'hhl-igured STRING CALICOES.
FOODS. uaa,@ general assortment of DRY
IS cIfT ''a5hg one oi the best sel-tcd stocks in
IL 20-5, ISAAC SCIIRIVEk,
- No. LII Broad street
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OTlCE.-T. Il. DUKE, Commission
y Merchant, Main street, between Twentieth
IA Twenty first, offers his to his country
t-fnds aud the public generally for the eale Of al!
Auis of COUNTRY PRODUCE. Will Use hi, best
tz,ltion< 70 obtain the best prices and make quick
returns. He has good lot and stables.
IL 2s-3ts
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

1,REEM AN & RICHARDS, AUG
II TIONEERS AND COMMISSION MER.
RANTS The undersigned, of the late firm of
williamson & Co., having formed a oo-partnersh,p,
,,ier the name and s,yls of FREEMAN 4 RICH.
ARDS for the purpose Of conducting "A GENERAL L
AICTlON ANb COMMISSION BUSINESS; and
having taken the building the southwest corner
4 Main and Ninth streets. well known as Boshc,'s
ual do hereby respectfully offer their services 20
.nd solicit the patronage Of, their friends and the
public generally.
Due notice viii be given ot their frs, SALE
GEO. a. FREEMAN
f. St GEO. H.-kICHAKDS
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W L ARE PREPARED TO 10 All
T,FS s~a mhd ,.2i, 9i I'm WORK TIN ROOFS, GUT
ana "-u toADuCIORS repaired We have on
N sctindd.se =, ,d.se lot OF CURRY COMBS. IRON .nd
g.. VII IN, - Tor maxine CURRY COMBS, which
viii sell. TIhas Cash. ''' "iIon
+. Din. & D. YALE & Co, lion Block.
Governor Sf,ep,
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-06-07
BUTLER BUTLER COUNTY PA, WEDNESDAY, JUNE Z 1865

take possession of all public property be-
longing to the Navy Department within
said geographical limits, and put in ope-
ration all acts of Congress relative to ma
val affairs having application to said
State.
Seventh-That the Secretary of Into
rior put in force the laws relating to the
Interior Department, applicable to the ge-
ographieal limits aforesaid.
In testimony whereof, | have hereunto
set my hand, and caused the seal of the
United States TO be affixed. Done at the
city of Washington, this goth day of
May, A. D., 1865, and of the independ-
ence of the United States the eighty
ninth.
[Stgned] ANDREW JOHNSON,
By the President,
w. II. SEWARD, Sec'y of State.