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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-08-26
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ben. Seie Wtetboce, urlpriin9lia BON einem
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otdtetllde ooer bporo: :oidtettl6e 6eilmetbpoe qes
naltat. 6reunoe Oieies Spitems be3eidnen
oal1eibe ais bic p6eiItunit Der 3utunft" uno
bepaupten, Dap oaelbe i'm Stanoe tit, eine nab
re Degeneration be8 0r9anismus gu bewirten.
6lrlt Yariatinstp, General Noiutant oes aatz
ierS upn &ublano, Der auf beioen gluaeg etblins
bet mar uno pcatonlmen gebeilt ipuroe, lieb
S6rotb nod bel oelien 2eb5eiten EN- prabtpol
les Narmor WtDnument erri9teu. 6erapa
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9ll@en 0lenl ltent bon ben erlt ten 9IerSten
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l@e StriftielIyr uno Geoatteur Der 8arten>
laube, Sr. Seroinano Stplle, ldbt iid i'm
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melbcbe pelnabmen .sl4" 3s ~
"Wenn man, bereits in 9ereifteren sSabren
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DER lesten Sobr6ebnte, pD oft Die Elm Der anoern
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seben; wena mir nur gu bduiy pOn mlslunae.4
men Tnren btren, mo bic S1ulo .leotali9 Der
|faiiasn BebanOlunSspeiie bes Nr,tes SdulD
se9eben lpIro, lpenn ferner erfabrens aer,te fla.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-08-26

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|atDopatbiiden 3ettalter sablreihe &ranfe leoio
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Ter etwas ar9rp6bnilb geiuoroene Sale feline
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fabren Sawenoet, oaS BON Nnwenouna Der 0u(=
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oi9li6 in Der Seilfunft bergatur uub
LIN llnterftisung oerielben iu9t unb ftnoet ?
Die gufnlerfiamfeit tuirb aber UNI elm beoeu=
tenoes permebrt, 10 Der 2aie ferner in Griabrunq
brin5t, oab ourd bieie5 einfade 0eilperflbren
lclblt &rante, Die pOn @ersten ais unbeibar
auf9egeben, Die labrelang in 0dDern unp Rur=
orten persebit6 eei6madtet, oenno6 t6eiung
fansen ,tno ipieoer IebensfrObe Menl6en wur=
ben. "Exempla Decent Iino aud bier iebr
i6wer wie9enoe WOrte uno fam ia = BON
pie iunsent Sitter Da5 oidtetiide 9eilperfabren
audi 1T bereit8 ejn reht erfreuli9es Gontlr
gent iOl1er 9eluno @ewOroenen geiteQt tper@
Den.
gl6, Die Semmeltur b0r' i'd bier Wton6en
nit ipDttiidem 2dheIn auSruien. SD lalIe
mid ourd oieies 9d6eln niht berren uno erz
Wiebere rubi9: gaerbins8 ipielt bic trOaene
Semmel cine beporji9te Holle iii ben betreffenS
ben 6eilperfabren, aber nur entihieoene linz
tenntnif fam Die 8ebauptung ouffetlen, DaB
es nit trpdtneu Senn1el olleln obgetban let,
uno oaB ni9t aud nod, anoere iebr midt9s
Sactoren sur Nnwenouug sebraht werOen. =
@barIatansere bore ib elnen 5Deiten rnfen.
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enoe glusbrld ldbt mid rubig Iino ih errplDes
re: @uter 6reuno, nenn on od5 betreffenoe
6eilperfabren, tpie Dir beiiebt, wenn eS nur
ben We i6eng gelunb modt, oas
1T bod roobl bic SauptiaGe. NuT Namenuno
Sitel (obfdpn beiOe in Der mebiciniI@en gGelt
cine sroBe &oue Ipielen) tonlmt eS ia ni@t an.
6ptuspofusna6erei rnft Elm 0pctDr. y2ennt
es aud 9ptuspotusma6erei piererbOle i'd,
~ en- n fie m / d nur &c uno m d /.
Sd tpGrpe serne obige unperltdnoisc Au8
bride iddrfer pOrseber, rpenn i6 ni6t ielblt
ebrti6 betennett nlIiBte, Dor niat allSu LANCER
3eit auf bemielben uno orurtbei(5uoQenStanoz
puntte benz oidtetjlden 0eitperfabren ge9enlb'
er gsitanoen su baben, Die jene AuSorlde en-
i6ulotst. Nud i'd babe leiner 3eit nodge=
plappert, mas mir ielbit NerSte binli6tlid oleIeS
6eilueriabrenS tbeil5 aus llntenntaiB ibel5 pielz
leiht aus egoitiideu 8ewe99rinpen por9eptopz
pert baben.
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Sort Mlonroe, Stprfuif, Stu 9>pint uno
& Siicbmrllo.
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2estere bsrlafeu City grtns un6 IiAwpnb tleitG na
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pfern In 8erbinbuns, wel&t 3octrs Hnt ~ lsr Wadm
terlaen Baltimore retSt5 fpr Die ritlsGen, NET
lidea un5 gSafbtnespn 8atn5ise etntrsfen.
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stnunbaurii i sur Eases;eit une ssben ben 9aiiaee
ttniansIG &e!eptnbei ae JprFati0nsa aHc enseF4
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petl nit aen aSs ben tstiismsen sHs saisasx &rSa
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WESeFe neba 4oStes to BsbAnsluaa, .arffYrr
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9A 85enus DaIbiRstsx, q. 6,
1'aeorttEt Pen Or. 32ttfes S &c.,
NNt12f~-; Rfn. 4s2 TruabEaA, SfgE Sort.
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llpLCllii[I IsIi0rtell.
6. @eernIonl', Se. 81,
9cutl6e apctbefem
Sbar1es S gDillson, @aepari,

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Sc. a. gtcrr @ap Ctr. ~
unb @de bon &eunibIoouia Gpenue unb SiSsle CTR.
tre ben O6iSeu 3 Geen seGfs nen arptbeteu ftnb
BEN 9erren Nsren icrpe Dem ssebrten Pubtam eteus
emproPleu. &ejepte unD ipuiiss meeisi i@e 8er0rps
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bu gen stS uIiE alien gu unierem @2tdTre Pofeaee1
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4rGedroe iCwie aa4 9smi4e 4nalpien OeiOrNeu mir IN
unerm 9aoOratoriau.. Gsbr4iO
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Sdsitdser unD ~Baentlidsr
B 0(timOre Oe6er.
Serouseesebsn ton tg&
Si9eI s ScDmamfer. Is
8eOimamnaen.

SeStmsMn9en. (,
Der tdsIid5e aSeceer cfet in Der eta6t 81 Gents
lp6tcntd, SaRIbar bic 9rSser elfe tafitr Derant
pcrtlid fnb.
DurH Die Bon periauSt: $3.50 fiir 8 9icnate 0bss
So iSbrIi6 in u@sranstablung. @s
pas sS0ebenblGst srireiut ieOeu Greitae une l0F
So iabrlid i'm GOraus sa5Ibar.
Saae Oeuti4I0ub Deriaubt: So isFrli@ (eiH@t'eBl'p
tbes 43crts) @ 5I
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-05-23


TINS Olp Van Mass IIousr Al
w Tb. e-orrasnondapr
" '"' ''''"'" "" -
Statements 60 70 slow that the
original plan q ihe c~onspiralors wa
y seize lras dent Lincoln and carry
INTO Virginia. Amon5 other projects
was one Tor sei@lh6 MI ihncoln on
one Of Its h%"cinrha' walk, between
IN Nh.te il1use ana the war De-
parfment. and hurrlin him 70 ne
old IAN Ness tlonsr' wiach y hach
OF tbe department. On ihe oAlNs q
ihe Potomac rI'er' He was 70 be Sc
GREETED iaere un'H ie eoald Ne convey
81 into Virginia. I'm, Van Ness
House, %laeh + now carefully guard
cd and only olen g those having
passes lfotn the Secretary d ar y
one OF me historical landmarks Of the
metropolis.
Potomac aud NE li6fr. On what was
The estate 81 DaVla burns 2 scotch
man, nose plantation embraced ABOUT
one-thlrd OF what = no" washington
city. Inc sales o. lois rendered hlm
rich, and dis only dan 5hter married
Gcn. John l. van Ness, z member
OF Congress from New lork' sixty
years ago, who los: lis seat be-
cause he accepted a mihiid commIs-
sion here VINE h-PresehtalIYe,
about lo20' deuNan Ness ehgag-
ed Mr. Lalrober ne architect 9 ne
capitol to eonstrua a MANSION house
on the old Burns homestead, winch i
a substantial specimen OF the buiid-
nies q iiai epGoh' Inc Paflitioa
walls al reot on foundations "Hich O.
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fernando wood snupbed.

.
On the receipt % the news OF 1he
death 81 3IF' L'hcoil ~ LONDON
ar. WooI plOi'9Iieu Z cara " ING
hagllsa Iaper'' da'.d GrosYenoF
liolei, Al'uN1o' APtil ~ y
winch ne aiiilo'il'ceo' ,'iat . meeting
81 tie Americans ~ Loadoh "oald
te lsid f. mat i3lei en- iia following
dag, ~. we've o5Ioce' WIN reference
20 reiT a~ff'oP'.1'e expression p
SEM l'sia 'o"9.'"''s a's laiusl1"o'r {.
iairH nee ohi ''' oh4's0 7'a'
~" h'lis "l''f i9e aGpg'H'c' "'af
the room ~ 49, AA,NoD
nose PleStn' W." l
LltF. az. ~ i''
ne'.
TT oia I'M oo,'" ''
mr. o'e'f H'"''r
e'as1 We've 800 ','s ai.4
vas nho''" "
'ne euine
ana 'ue "2
oF 70 the '@' qua
V stcute MN
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-05-23
MANCHESTER.


by reason ofA death in the family Of
the publisher, and absence consequent
upon the removal OF the remains 70
Braalsboro, The labor Of tie oinoo
has been 70 reduced As to reader Il
impossible e issue the papers s usual
This bali sheet IS published merely
% aeqaaint our subscribers with ,hs
fact, ani viii not be counted il The
0ily two nambcrs The new yolum,
which was % have commenced thus
week VIII commence with The mex,
number.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-05-23

@N% aNNHAAAAN Naa#N Esa
Quite auumber 81 our citizens have
gone to Washington to witness the
grand review, Il via O. such 4 sight
as IS not likely 10 be seen GA this con
tiuent 10 the times Of men now living
The somi.Aanuh Msotns II ,bs ben.
ningtaa Co sabbath School uaion was held
IN Pownal, Wednesday ~, 1868
The following SCHOOLS we're represented
Manchester, + Arlington. SALISBURY. the
several schools In Bennington aud Pow
nal Reports were made from each.
showing them IN a healthy state, and that
Mission Schools had boon started by most
Of them. &c White. Esq. was elected
t resident in the place Of Rev. J. Tucker.
resigned, aud Mr. whipple, o. SALISBURY.
Recording Secretary in the place Or Rev
Mr. kirkham who has moved from the
County.
It's earnestly hoped that new and ear
nest measures will be taken to start Mission
Schools in every District IN the County
where il is desirable.
Waltou's Journal, in a leading article.
advocates the nomination Of Hon. A. d.
Gardner, Of Bennington, for Lieutenant
Governor.
Mr.. Geo. Boynton, Of Jamaica. accident
ally shot himselfin the foot on the sth inst,
while firing pistol.
The Bellows Falls Times tells the follow
ing Of the escape Of Henry Child, who was
afterwards arrested ia this place
Child, the counterfsitcr, whose escape
from jail az Newftne, and subsequent can.
ture We have related, happened to stop AZ.
ter travelling all night aud the next day du
evening after his escape, ut the house Of n
Mr, May, in Wardsboro, who was enc a.
the jury that convicted him. Nav rccop.
nized him and said ia great surprise, "W6y
0hld, ! thought they had sent you to STATE
Prison r Child 60 thered his wits and Re.
Piled, Well, the fact is, they talked Il
all over. and seeing | was young and
penltent, they thought it was a hard case
and 50 they let me OF. " Child ate The food
given him in a hurry, and Mr.. May had ~
suspicion I'll he heard Of the escape.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-05-23

Ak IScBENT-Tho Washington
correspondent Of the Boston T%rartlcr
relates the following
Que OF Mr.. Lincoln's last acts was
70 decide upon The appointment Of a
gentleman IL one Of the Western
States e important Office a am
greatly embarrassed by the pcrsis,en-
ey OF Mr. - and Nj. - Ia stick
ing TO their candidate for the place.
NJ friend asked what va the obiec.
lion q their man The President
quickly replied liz s . drunkard
bear bad stories Of Dis moral charac-
ter yet his hackers are among the
best republicans 81 the State. like
the fellow friends bot il goes against
my conscience O. give the place 6 i
man who CANDLES and drinks. The
result wa that Mr. lincoln refused
to give the appointment TO the appli.
cant, and gave Il 10 another person
who did notusk Tor i, but whose char
acter WIS above suspicion.
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VINELAND LANDS.


10 al W aAtlAB 4 ARMS
Large and thriving settlement, mild and
hcalthlul climate, 30 miles south Of Phlla-
deipbtl by railroad Rich soil, producing
large crops, which can now be seen growing,
Ten, twenty, aud htty acre tracts, az from
S26 to $50 per acre, payable within four
years. Good business openings for manu-
factories and others. Churches, schools,
and good society. Ii is now the most inn
proving place last or West. hundreds are
settling aud building The beauty with which
the place is Land out IS unsurpassed Letters
answered Papers giving full information
will tee sent tree. Address CHARLES X.
LANDS, Fiaelaaa POSI- ONCE, Lands
IopBstip, NJ J..
from Report Of Scion Robinson, Agricul-
tural Editor Of the Tribune: at is one q
the most extensive fertile tracts, 10 " almost
leyol position and suitable condition for
pleasant farming tina We know of this side
ofthe Western rriities."
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THE NINTH NATIONAL ANA
or THE CRY o. SEW YORK
CAPITAL 81 600 600 PAID IN

Fisca Ageaf of he United States,
Asp srneiaL Aslsr Fon JAr CookE, sCnssAu.
T5as A6Ezv,
WIN deliver 7-3O Notes Free Of charge
by express. "a all parts q the country, aud r.
ceiye Ia payment Checks on New York, Phil
ade.phis, AMI Boston, current bills, and al five
per cent. interest notes, with interest % date
" subscription, Orders sent BY mail viii be
promptly flied.
This Bark receives tie accounts o. Banks
and Bankers OF favorable terms also 81 indi'
yiduals keeping New York accounts.
J. 4. HILL Gashief. g. e. oENle, Prs8GHnt
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STARVING OUR PRlsoNERs.-A
delegation OF congressman, with the
Hon. james NJ. Ashley at their head,
called on The President on Tuesday,
Tor the purpose Of protesting against
any action on The part Of the Govern
meut, which shall extend the rights
of prisoners OF war TO those officers
and priyates in the late rebel service
who haze consented TO the murder
and starvation OF our men when pris.
oners OF war. There is a great deal
Of feeling on the point in Ohio and
through the West, which sections
claim 10 have bad an undue proper.
ton Of the unfortunate blacks who
have been butchered in United States
uniform, and Of the whites who have
been reduced to skeletons by the now
collapsed Confcdcracy. 1t is under
stood that President johnson agreed
with the delegation, and viii proceed
10 act; upon their representations by
directing that testimony be immedi-
ately taken upon the subject.
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PHOTOGRAPHS.

gBEEE DOLLARS PER DoZEN,
At Masurys. ESQ Washington St,
BOSTON
Cur Boomsa arc MP but one ligat of Stairs, and
wo warrant as good or better pictures than are
taken iI tits country.
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A Woman Of Deafness and ability 10 take
charge. with assistance. Of the work CT 3
family in this village.
address p. o. Box 80, Manchester.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-05-23

SANDERS, GEORGE N.-The viii
lain Sanders in his manifesto de-
clares he knew nothing about the as.
sassination plot. George Augustus
Sala who was intimate with Sanders
when he was in Canada, said on his
return to sold Hingland' that Sand
ers told him that atrocities were plot
ting in connsction with our wal that
would make the world shudder.-
What did Sanders hen refer 10, if not
10 the murder Of Mr.. Lincoln?
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I'VE NEWSPAPERS
TIE HOSTON POSE.

U4uY ~Tui. FGEt1 tnd WHISKY Ihe largest
a6a chrapr-t pal p%gb,isbei By Boston
nAET $50 Her ysaf " iess taau other
SESSION. EIhL8 Ealtf papers cash
EfEtY I'd u8vHnee.
&u tasaa ID eElWnsa vHl ht spaeato makeihesc
iuHtua unsurpassed bH1b az news aad l-uFt! pa.
ptEs.
Aagsriis mont. Inserted In tbs Daily o.
reasonable prices
BEAIE, GREEN SEQ,
4o& q Congress So, Boston.
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The identical palmetto flag which
wal suspended in the Capitol at Co
lumbia, South Carolina, upon the or.
ganization Of the secession convention
in December, 1850. was captured at
a: Columbia by General Blair, and
presented 10 Governor Fletcher o.
Missouri.
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tAt tAAhA EhAA
WE @ being ap sss3 -
w re H He pruna CoaH 1w %
Ntfr 8 oam saers % re-
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.e lhe iate gse 81 sad decca
E4 gate. 81 it6 tllri ags
Il FED asa November next, lrau ] Unit 4
0cpta ou ch 6 ay
JNh. thomas
DESMOND FRlkpiE, 60 ms
CHAJNcEl y HbRD
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-18

pelafeld Smith Ia been removed from the United
states District Attorneyship CT the Southern District
New York and Hon Daniel S. Dicken''n appointed h@
successor.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-18
AFFAIRS IN CHARLESTON.

=
The Charleston correspondent of the New York
Times, in his letter Of the 5th inst, says:
Within the past month, tIadc in Charleston has
revived ID a wonderful degree. King street is fairly
alive with business, and on Meeting and Broad
streets the stores being rapidly fitted up and oc.
cupied OF course We cannot expect that trade VIII
continue active through the heated term. In>about
two months business will drag, and not be really ac-
tive again until the tall seApn. The merchants
and traders making preparations for good bust.
ness at tho close of the summer, at which time
Charleston will doubtless be the centre of trade for
the cities and towns in the interior. The citizens
are anxious 70 learn when the port will be declared
omen by the government, and take the ground that
until il is thrown open, the wholesae business OF
the city must DC limited. The impression prevails
here that the port will remain sealed until the end
of the war, for the reason that surplus quantity
of goods would tempt parties to carry them across
the lines a proceeding, of course, which 1t is not
the intention Of the government TO facilitate.
The time will come when the city will he placed
on its old business footing, but the change from tne
mt state of affairs cannot be effected In week
nor month Tine must be had to repair the dam
aoed buildings and to enable the old merchants 10
accrmulafe sufficient capital TO start in business
afresh At present the citizens OF charleston are
withou me ans to engage IN any extensive enterprise
The lower classes of people appear to have more
money than the higher and 1t is by their patronage
that the shops and stores now open are sustained.
Men who before the war reported as very veal
tby and who moved in the first circles osociety are
reduced to penury, while the clod-hopper OF the
past is enjoying himself on the funds which he has
been secreting during the progress of the rebellion.
OFFICIAL DEcL ,RATIONS TO FOREIGN GO.
VERNMENTS.
Especial Despatch to the New York Evening POstl
W.sHINsTos, April 10 Although Mr.. Seward
Is suffering severely from bis injuries, he has been
able to dictate his dispatches to our Ministers
abroad, and they have been forwarded this week.
Ia these despat ,hes the ground Is takcn that the
war Is over and the rebellion crushed.
The victories Of our sTm', resulting In the fall OF
Richmond and the surrender of Lse, are dwelt upon
by Mr.. Seward In emphatic terms, as evidences OF
the ower of our Government to maintain its nteg-
rty and repress insun e,tion, and II Is proved that
the so-called C,pfsders,y fs' no longer even the
shadow of separate existence.
Mr.. Seward also apprises foreign Governments
very plainly TIA. It Is expected tia. Rebel pirates
viii no longer bs allo we'd to enter foreign pcrts
Our repr ssntatves abroad are instructeito bring
thes matters to 'hs uotcs Of the European Pc "ers
without delay.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-18
RICHMOND, april 10, 1865.

hItAAVNp -ipIl ~ 1000.
Hon. joins NJ Boris
Auburn, Culpepper county Va;
Dear Sr-You have been ready to respond to the
o,i oF vo1r countrymen At this time your presence
here woud be hailed with pleasure BY thousands in this
- Come quickly and crafty,