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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-15

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"r'tNHL NJ iSs-io Thomas Astit. D-fendant T..
- ~ Ais se'eoy notn- That there 10 Il ale In
| -, 49, u 'ne Ds'rlct Court oN Lee oonaty,
= - 1919, Ps'.n"n . Hiram Barnsr, claiming .
Judgment against you Thes Astle fer the Su OF seven
hundred snd ty dollars With VI Ser cent? inter ,er
80. . 1A' ~ Shh sAis - money due on m3rtgaxe
~ ~ soI '" 1hsfies Mason and since assigned %
tiIaai nancy also claiming against y4u the fore
~ 49, h1f gage tae same being urton lot r. In
% ~ a~oh lower ADDITION TO the tity Of Keo-
kuk In Lee county Iowa for the purchase rson., and
farther asking py sale of said premises. hni general
relief And unless spp-ar nd answer laid n4tI,jon
y ~. - W seeona cay OF the next fErm OF said
w neia on we hrs Monday Of February, 1895
WI oe ehtefea against you, and Judgment rem
Rev stamp Soc-canceiiedi Ii. trRoHG
n"sedt"-'e' Att ftr Plaintiff.
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aesssed ey Rev Dr. rhompsea and M sissv the secrs
ssry OF the County Association
ms Gsecrd Asssmhay Of the 0l School Presbyterian
CAurcA ell mest ct Plstsb~rg Mag B and seatlAus
session for tsa daya - lT0 m
Tue Hartford Central Association hsvs licensed Mr.
Algermap ~ 0oodnough and Mr. George W. Fisher, OF
Yale rhsoosoai Seminary preach the gospel for four
kev: James u whaoc, late Of New Haven. has &C
cefsed call from the church 10 Linn Msss or whish
DR. Parson Cooke was for many yeArs pastor
good stats OF religious interest exists amoas the
pupils Of the Connecticut Literary Institution n Suiied
and several conversions have occurred OF lale
The stone Of me ars German Protestant church
in Geuge street, New Haven the grouod who're two
hundred and thirty seven years ago, the nrs
New Haven wse preached. Dr. Bacon delivered an ad-
dress and Rev. Hemao Bsags, the Meth odhs Presiding
Elder Deposited box OF various docu ments With due
ceremony, In the CpsBes ouG The pastor Of tho church
Ii Rsv. Mr. Freund
member Of the usor class In the Theological Semi.
nary New Brunswtck having expressed his approval
- the assassination Of the ProSdent promptly
pended from the Institution
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FORREST CHOKES GENERAL CHALMERS.
from the Solroa fAta Eederal vinio0 Nav I
The Surrender or John.ton's Army.

ADDITIONAL FACTS IN RELATION TO JoHNsrox's SUR
RESDER-HE DIs0BEY5 JEFF. DAVIS ORDERS
THE INTENTIONS OF THE ARCHTRAITORs ESCORT.
From the Richmond Republic, May 10.
BY the arrival in Richmond of Confederate general
officer, who present at and included in the
render o General Joseph g. Johnston, placed in
possession OF some interesting facts concerning that inn
potant event Mr. Jefferson Davis has been pretty gem
orally credited BY the public journals at the country with
suggesting the terms OF truce and surrender noted in the
memorandum drawn up by Con rails Sherman and John
sfon which WAS promptly repudlaed by the President OF
the United States The truth Is he terms wero not only
not inspired by DAVIS, but they proposed by John
stou without his knowledge That Johnston may have
known they would not be accepted by the United States
authorities and that he only have proposed them
gain time for Mr. Davis, may be true but do not
know the TACT II s quite reasonable To suppose he
actuaed hy the single motive Of obtaining for hims7H
and his troops the best possible terms we'll knowing that
he could lose nothing by asking much subsequently
Davis attempted by exerLon of his authority Com
msnder in Chief OF the Confederate forces influence
Johnstons action, but the effort q failure
shall see
When General Grant arrived at Raleigh, and tho only
terms upon which the surrender of John stOn's army
would be accepted mae known to the latter Davis
commanded him not TO surrender to dsband his infant
ry spike his cannon and with his cavalry and mounted
ariillerists. TO cover the Fight Of the remnant
Of the Confederate government. Johnston received
this order with indignation and refused Ito obey
1t, saying that in the position Ia which he
then found himself three duties claimed his
considerations His duty To his troops; his duty his
country, composed or the wives and families of those
brave men, and his duty to his superior officer The last
he consd red under the circ instances least impera-
tive and he chose TO Disregard It, Acting upon this
terninasion he surrendered hs army upon the terms
which have already been published and are known
TO the world.
number OF wheeler's cavalry, having learned that
Davis and hs party had large quantity Of specie with
purpose OF making raid the treasure the op
p0rtunity
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY, MAY Il 1865

80 ~ JILL ~ .lkt.y M ff w
despE and our opinion Of him Ii Unchanged b. dis
dsah which 81 an c,r''cr ds.e lhad occurred ID any
oaisf Way voc h:ud AaUe reoscad e. a. Ge ssemy II Ne
So,sa ans u rsAs W coatsndsng J6v Orr 6slIags
sna pr'nc!nes revolt ALIKE however. Il Ne iafasss and
oowasd'y crane ~ which be cut oil; nor ~
coyn1e "a u tne hand OF Providence, - respsctd
c0.emcrafy msch TO our SURPRISE SCENE disposed " d.
we nai no' attempt any theological discussion Of the
subject pms We do not believe that Omn,otsnos wsad
VIDA out h n.cre'seie ends by any such mesos In
spife man 70 ho oonmssloa Of crime denounced and
foro dden alike by laws human and divina
Ira pescos point Of uiep. regard ~. LtnooIas
9en az oy M means IT, teaa ts ssis|vsnss that h0ss
T. ely oe,aen ms Soah for many reasons, the first aud
0sy9gSs. " wulch that he WAS without auy doabt,
muoh better man than the one WIN has sucuecded him
10 tho Presidential chair Of the United States; secondly
viii create feel hg NJ ndi nstion and reveuge N
N0r which will further DELAY and embarrass the pego
aton which Is we base always commended, viii a last
have 70 % resored 10 Tor peace the coaieudng
parties; and thirdly what was no doubt the concerted
act OF rev lndvid ais only, VIII be attrbutedsto con-
sp acy o. the leading OF the Confcdcrscy and there
fore c repeat again that we cousder the crime not only
wikcdy arecioas one but also that WIN nfict far
more inJury 90 the South by the effects will have, than
Mr. Linootn he had lived would have ever attempted
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Arrivals and Departures.
AR0gUkvl

..HAyAxA AND Ysw or.xAss-s. camsh!p Liberty. from
Woo w'sGs sss ssa
Cray s and and s ar an. and Two
servapis; Mrs Ssi@ts Mrs fisnssn From HaSana-Jos.
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ssa re Rs
Nrw si sSra sa and f:n and
rs, Alex Dcisonsic. Il Sorcro,s Ni BsnSsr Mr. 1 b
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PPqs ys'; sI ssc r oy: .aS s fsss
yos,s roassi and nsesew, co!a. Mr. Kllns and shi,
gssy ssss ass;s w;iss n. sss:
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ss ~ ;f' MI
Jane: Nj; isSo stein Mi' EsiIsss Nj; zsas ErHsn,
TO ARRIVE.
Co,uer, two children and servant; Harrison. wife wo
sarss Mrs Meade .aa son. Mrs Ross and two ehar:n.
M. & and Jas Iadss
:: : s: fS asdS" y PEA s.s s
han Mrs Carpenter Mrs Or Pupneil and child C.ps
sGsss 1i e1 sss a.. u: :.1
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stssa asss
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vps WIFE w and sps oa ssS
srS Our cdrSn Ts0mrs s snd se ss,
III
Carter Napoleon Boulad, joseph becker Asi
others In the steerage
Nsw OalxANs-steam ship Mariposa-Hon Sydney In
graham, Jr; Horny Morgan, Graham, President First
National Bank, New orleans; GrGng n w Montgomery
w'!sh Martin Rice + A welten, Ikelhelmsr Hall
mick three children and servant Henry kuttenhorn,
Peres Bclancour EioheocrRer, l. MendelL august
Yondort, Jean Frederick Henry Hirman Pequot Mrs
John s'pansn, Andrew slltman, Arnold Miller Thomas
Gayu0r, Edward Hazard Lewis Nanahan Benjamin Sua.
icy, Francis Annsby William Tapscott Mrs Richard
wright James Wheeler, Charles W Rogers, Levy.
Nu~ n~.x
II Law y kencv Cspt fR Lavender VIM Lavender,
iG Whnksr 2 Iitcomh r. nyer, Jas Douglass VIM
honcr Mowsr.e Harry Keaer, Or " Foley, Miss , II
PARSONS, Mrs day, Francis Rawe, Mrs pnrkins Miss
Lizzc Wilson 7 Dean o. Black, Edward Deegen. L
Ballard Uhecsbrough, Merritt, Samuel, Wm Ro
sendorf Y Handy. Robert Hume Mrs Canning q III Ham
lin, and others In second cabin.
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NAMES OF THE PiROLED GENERALS.

The steamship Merrimac, Captain Sampson. from New
Orleans May z, arrived At this port yesterday She
brings details Of the surrender Of Dick Taylors army
General Candy.
We are indebted to Purser Green for 6es Of New Or.
leans papers and for forwarding correspondence
The steamship Morning Star, Captain Nelson, from
New Orleans 9th inst, arrived at this port last night
Pdrser Fuller will accept thanks for the prompt
delivery Of our Dispatches
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Newspapers Accounts. s
0ENnRAL sTEELE's OCCUR ALTON or MONTGOMERY,


Newspaper Accounts. sa
aENHRAL sTEELE's OCCUPATION or MONTGOMERY,
ALABAMA.
From the Mobile News. May 81
BY the arrival Of thu steamer Mustang we have new1
from Montgom TO the evening of the I'd inst General
Steee's adquarers at that place and Mr. Meshon,
pilot Of the Mustang reports the town Oiled with rebel
soldiers, who coming In hourly and surrendern G
themselves Az the Mustang passed Washington large
number OF men horses and artillery wore seen oncaMpsd
there, which was found TO be Forests command they
offered violence 70 the Mustang she passed.. Tho
boat landed Just above the junction. fer WOOD and while
thore squad Of the Fifteenth Confederate cavalry came
TO the bank OF the river under flag OF truce The ocer
commandnc the party said that orders had been issued
not to mncs boats passing up down the river, or any
citizen during the present armietice and that punish
ment Of the severest kina would be indicted on any one
FOUND onshwhackng or acting guerillas under the
appearance, and Montgomery Is but little better.
Mr. Meshon reports tho river falling fast all the way
down from Montgomery.
FORREST CHoxEs GENERAL CHALMERS.
From the Selma (Aia.) Federal Union, May IL
There seems not 70 have been the greatest unity o.
sentiment aud action among the Confederate occrs In
and arc nd Selma at the time General Wilson came In.
General Forrest had personal sklrmish with Ohamers
the general WIN burned the Cahawba bridge The affair
resulted In ChalYers being 30 badly choked that he had
considerable dicnlty 10 reganng the breath OF life,
besides losing the stars from his collar
General TAYLOR gave orders for all the citizens TO be
forced into the trenches and the place be held TO the
last extremity and then took the for Meridian,
some other SAFE place the read Gen. Forrest only
obeyne orders In making fight at this place, and 10
not responsible for the murder Of the cizcns who
shot In the trenches vaniy trying 10 draw tho rusty
hammers from dilapidated shotguns
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The nfesnlA corps commanded BY Major General yoAq
Logan, and the Seventeenth corps By Major Genera
p BlaEr JE The tnprs1on thai the1s troops passed
through yesterday without foundation In truth They
wn proceed 70 the vtcolty Of the federi CspMoi froa
this city this evening pcesb,e thai the heavy raa
march today 49,
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Th. sr.x,c.n Emigr.tion Movem.nt.

General Oreca has returned to this city and Is now
stopping at the Barcelona Hotel In Great Jones street
He is completely besieged with visitors but refuses
see any person except intimate frends VIC informed
that all the professed agents Of Mexican emigration
tablished in this city have received no authorization
whatever from the General.
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Randall Lee Gibson, OF Georgia
General Harmop. II Alabama

Randall Lee Gibson OF Georgia
General Harmon, n Alabama
Eawaru hlggpR Of IulIsialA -
II. L. HoHg~, ~ Kenfurky y ttaa@a
J. T. Ho,xcaw, Of Alabama rf vfteH4rr
i W. n. Jackson. "a gsa l y, s.ai- tlla M
Ge uerAl LiddelL etf a1 eI,a.s Gprt .etl
0enersi Lvon Of Keatucky atfe te
General Macarthur
John Z. Morgan Of Alabama
General Morrow $500 = a.. teaH
J A. Orr, Of Mississippi
General Patterson A,-~fhl i
Gideon J. Pillow, Of Tennessee
B. s. Ramsay, OF Alabama
r D. Roddy, Of Alabama, ooumandiag asvlNea of For
rest cavalry I,- n - ~ r
Rrigader General Ross
John =. SCOTT, OF MississippA
L. Smith, Of MississippL
X l. Thomas, OF Alabama
b. Thomns, Of Alabama
J. W. Whitfield, OF Texas
l. Won Linken Of Louisiana
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CHEROKEE PILLS. FEMALE REGULATOR-sUoA1
COATBD.-The only unfaiing reeuiatsG
known oce Dor ST. Six boxes g. SEMI By man free e
posage We desire pamphlets free poslAUD
V every LADY In she iAad
CHEROKEE REMEDY AND CHEROKEE VASE
remove all muoo.s discharges male female and
ties for - Sent by espreus 70 any sdaress.
CHEROKEE CvRE.-An uafaring cure for loss e
memory universal lassode, paths back. dimn6ss n
vison, trsmbRg. wakcfuiness
caused W departing from The path 81 INDUCING
In yoEtfu ocs Proo three botlos fer o. Seat b
press - any address
DIR. wRf0Hrs REJUvENATTNu ELIXIR OR Ks-
sENcK or LIFE restores 70 fun vsor and manly powss
Price three bottles for s. Sent By 70 any sddns
The Cherokee Medicines as sold by all eneerprsug dxG
On receipt OF prtoe send tlcm securely paqo4
free from observation any portion OF the civilized goea
by express.
Fail particulars thirty page pamphlet whsa ~
Wish To mail FREQ to-every one.
Address letters for advice pa nphles % medicines e
DR.. W. X. MERw1N, 81 walker ST., New Yosk
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Public SPEAKERS and Singers viii end BROWNS BRoH-
CHlAL TaocHEs beneficial 10 clearing the voice befsss
speaking singing and relieving tho throat after unussa
exeron OF the vocal organs having peculiar sdsptaoa -
affections which disturb tho organs Of spesch For coughs
and colds tho Troches eGsctusi.
Bancron House,
Corner Broadway and Twentieth strssl
NEv YogG.
ALBERT II. CRANKY, PropnssaPt
Late Of Ebbett HOUSE. Washington. ID. G.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-14

Few Hints for Husba nd .-1enslblo
advice which ladies' SHOULD thair hego iordA
given In the May number PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL
Only % ear 10
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Trsvel % Richmond.

fhe travel 70 Richmsal sti continues unabated fhs
mail sosss from wAshiastOa, d. O., eod Baltimore are
every day crowded down with paseag,fs. all bousd u
the James river. The msu boats from Richmond bring
down every afternoon large numbers Of the Southern
pcops going North and Esrope in search Of busnsss
mr. ANNA meang Of enDlovmeuA
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Barry's Tricopherous, Tor the Skin q

Barry's TricoPherous, Tor the skin a01
America This exceen article 10 admitted 70 be the staA
ard preparation for all connactod with the bak
keeps IL the mos. beautifui condon isa habltuai NE
renders tho OF OIL ponatum other pepar atoQ
quite superanous. Sold BY Newbury sons No - -
Paurs London Gavey No u queen street. Jersey Eu:oS9
BoSIevsra dss oapasins Paris; sires No Soies.ortS
sHI. ao!!hHt; XO.: HsnSsrs ,,,s Hons,, a.A
than, Iucolnshlre; Congaa Madrid spsin Coruje Hs-
Lyman Brothsrs Canada Morton Co.. Nova scoslei
Wa.on Prince Edn ards Island Mepps.esd Belize He,
Hagous Vera Cruz, Mesice Kennedy Jaapa; Weir. Prs
sia tocasts RUSSIA Barratt China; Manove JApsn Pa
giss throughout, the United States.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-14

A Fragrant Breath and PenrIy Teeth
easily attained and those fail avail them selves q
tho means shonid not complain when accused or gross
neglect The WI speedily eradicate tss csass
oldest
Sotd by All drurplste
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A.-GcntssAlI Wool suits, SIS; Boys An
Wool Suits, 50. att " BkOKAws, 81 Fourth avsnus.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-14

Arc You Disturbed 1T Nightt ana
broken Of rest by chid suffering and crying with II
pan Of cnttng tee,h' 81 se at 3nes e"d 90. eo...
little sufferer Immediately wind collie, rguassg
the bowels and is perfectly safe In all oassa Ttirvave
n
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Batche's M nd0li ne.-The Pm ysiC fans -
New Fork, having called our agents, CASwELL. MACK
CO., and learning 10 posed endorse, rea1oe
out OF tn. hsF cleansing from All scfuH aud dAndru6 -
well the beautiful dressing, BALCiN'S MANDO
LINE unequaiicd Contains Injurious article. 6os1
BY psacipal druggists
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-14

Address to Smok ers.-P0llak & S0as
Meerschaam manufacturers, 693 Broadway, FourA
street. Pipes and Cigar Holders Mt RETAIL cut 10 ordss.
boiled mounted with amber, and repaired.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-14
Rrcuvom, Va, Nay l2-a An

IVY fIt o. rit 4Nhh"HN
Major Gsnera o. o Howard, the Havelock OF the
American armies, commanding the Army Of the Ten
nessec will march through the city to-day. This army
's composed Of the Fflssu,h and ssyantssalh eosp~
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Prizes Csshed in All Legslized Lotts-
rtss, and tpforpstiop given. Drawings sent
J. CBU1E, Brokers' o1lce, l7e Broadway
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Royal Havana Lottery.-ses OmciaI
drawing Of Nay O. on another page.
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Royal havana Lottery.-Gold Paid for
priea Information furnished Highest rates paid -
dov blooms and all Kinds OF gold and silver. .t
TAYLOR n CO, Bankers, Is Wall streell
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Bachelors Hair Dye-The Best In the
world. Harmless reliable. instaDtaneous The only peerless
dive. 70 story 81 Barclay street.
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Look % thir picture aud Men on tAsl"
Here you beheld the in6rm step.
The paliia cheek, wasting form,
Untasted food. and = social csm0Spher0
Poisoned with tho tales Of aches. pains,
6leeploss nlshts and mental despo0deaoy.
There, laughing health, sparkling eyes,
Elastic steps, craving appetite. forgotten care9I
Genial thought and ambitious resolves
Show the contrast and mark the picture
And here the secret lies, that
Unknswn TO Qnaekenboss. the Doctor.
Smith had u ken bottles throe
OF DRAKE,H PLANTATION BirrRRE.
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Dozen Cartes de visite, by w. u.
VAUGHN 22s Bowery for o. Must please. Whyt He ses
all until suited, three doors be low Prince stree.
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.Martha Nashington" Hair Hsssorer.~.
The hes, n market restores gray and faded hair its ORG
color removes danornu and scurf superb dress,na
and warranted &. ". CRITfENTOS - Sixth avenue
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A.-Use the Besf.-Bowden's Moth De.
sTR0YING PACKET. For sale by all druggsta Price ~
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| No More Gray Hair or Baidness.-Forty.
eve years practice Advice free by DR.. GRANpJEAN, Asi11
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| DR.. r.. a. schcnck Will be mt Hts Kew
sGee, - wess Threesth street, every day this week.
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The Original Howe sewing mssnanee
FOR sale nj GO Broadway ELIAS HO"hr'N s"'caSE -
Maker. Agents vaslnh. 81
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TIC Trans- Mississippi Rebels Demand
and Insist ON French and English
RecoQ Stiou.

Prom The Shreveport SenVne, AprH "
writer In the Houston Telegraph advises that per
omptory demand be made on England and France for
recognition under the threat that II IL In not
piled With and the South conquered that she win join
the North in asserting and carrying out the Monroe doc
trins asd 90 TO war again, necessary fer separate
indspeudeucA.
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| Charleston !-Mnuger's shipping Tags,
suitable for the Southern trade At VICTOR r. MAC0BRr
Re- IL trse
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Fifty per Cent OF all sales Oiven.-Gooa
business wanted ssu 1r-t class arcs For furhsv
Information address W. N. ", Post oMcc.
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The Largest and Cheapest Hntr s,Sss
IN the city has removed 10 s2s Canal street
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Trusse..-riernIa.v aricoceie. ProiaPsua
40 pr RIGGS Hard Rubber inssrumsn"- NO sAseeS
MI llca
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Corus, Buntons, Enlarged Joints. ana
all diseases Of the feet cured By DrzACHARfE go BroaA
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Ivory Earringf and Ptns-New styiee,
black white and rod, THREE, rot and YivB DoLLAR9
set For sale ~ u. c. ALLEN, ans Broadway one dos
below Csoal street
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DE. j. II. sshenek, OF Philadsl phla,
respectfully In forms the public that be has onee
In Sew York Hls on, 81 Bond strest only asd ~
viii coutnus 10 patients there, usual every Tuesday,
from A. until o'clock p. ~ but hs msdiclnes -
n
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Rsmsy.,.-s. g; Clark Ergr...sss,. , re.
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To Gsntlsmen.-A splendid Assortms,n s
Of Preach fancy Costngs and Cassimeres also Eng.p
and Scotch Tweeds for order work; seanuss ~
walking aud mourning suits ready made, 81 go brosa~Y
(east sids), corner Prince street ..r.n..s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-14

MfsgELt tNNugs.
The anniversary OF the Sahbatb 11tnls Of Hud cry
and Bergen was cccb.sed On wednesday iasi Three
thousand children were asaer,'i q Ie hoo,s wt ~
divided ina two III tsisn~ The m4i division, converting
ri The Methodist Episcopal rurrh. Hudson cay, va 'J
dressed by Row jas. q frceritu q 4tet. aud Rev
Mt lardee ot New YORK THE second division ~@ nd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-14

oGer The folowin goods In Que ciarst 10 casse
pints aud 9uas Bandics Gins Rams sherry. Fort sse
aud Dublin Porter l00 cases pnis and quarts rhhde3
phs Ale and Porter D Champagne Cidsr pnts ano
quarts for eIportor home uss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-14

Kirby Smiths Order on Lees Surrender.
He THINKS THAT He POSSESSES THE MEANS OF
LONG CONTINUED RssssrAN0H.
from the Alexandra Democrat, April 26.1
We publish to-day the patriotic order Of General Smith
70 tho troops Of the Trans Mississippi Department
While our commander DOES not attempt 70 conceal the
recent disasters to arms and extremely critical
situation he appeals TO his troops not 70 relax their
efforts to save country from the horrors Of subuga
ton We srs confident that his appeal will not bs In
vain:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-14

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