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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-10-11
III ew Bakery
AND
.CONEEGT{ONERY

EE1Ll1L-E Z O---l-1-S
D ESPECTFULLY informs the citizen
Hb, of Cadiz and vicinity that he has coIn-
inenced the above business, in all of its va
rious branches, in the room formerly occu-
pied byC. Wagner, Market Street, Cadizt
ohio. He warrants his Bread, Cakes, dc.
to be of the best quality, and not surpassed
in this or any other town.
Particular attention paid to baking all
kinds Of Cakes for Parties Weddings, &e.
His stock of Csnfectioneries is full and
complete. IL. .,,,...s.a5 Z So. sgnJ
2 A share Of public patronage isrespcctfully
solicited. f' 11l
Cadiz, Aril l, .1S65-lyr. ~ "'N"3 y 2
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SADDLES AND HARNESS!

NTOULD respectfully inform ms old Gus
w toners and the public generally, thar
he hns on hand large stock and general as
sortmCnt of Saddles, Harness, &c., consist
ing i'm part of full-quilted and plain Skaters,
quilted hood cover and plain halt-Spanish
and fall-backs, quilted and plain seated,
brass and wood horn demipeaks, plain and
quilted seat, low cantle English trottng sad
dies. Also "A variety of styles of side saddles,
with short and extended quilted knee
springs, hoop and back springs, silver col
ored, russet blue, and black enamcled leath-
er quilted and plain plushed seats. He has
also on hand sets of extra fine silver mount
ed carriage and buggy harness, strong yam
kee team harness, saddle bags, collars, hal
ters, brides and nIartingalcs of most every
description. Carriage, Buggy and Riding
Whips of the finest quality; in fact most ev-
erything usually kept in a saddlery shop
He deems it unnecessary to puff and blow or
let off gas about the material or workman
ship of his work, as it will recommend it
self to those who are judges or who use it,
| Thankful for the liberal patronage he has
| heretofore received, he hopes by strict atten-
tion to business and selling good work at a
reasonable price, to merit Il continuance OF
the same. Shop, directly opposite the ''Sen-
| timer office, Cadiz, Ohio.
A April 1863
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Why are the young Indies of Missouri
sweet? Because they are Mo-lassess.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-10-11
5 Tr O R. .E

~. Main SIT, Wheeling.
CTONE Il THOMAS announce to their
= their friends and the public that they
are in receipt of their stock Of Spring and
Summer Goods, embracing Dry Goods in all
their varieties, Carpeting, Oil Cloth and Car
pet chain, Millinery Goods Of every variety,
Notions, and varieties generally, comprising
the largest, and i'll some respects, the most
desirable we over brought to the city. Our
customers uIay rest assured that they will
reap all The advantages that fair dealing, "a
long experience, close attention to business,
careful buying, and buying with Cash, can
give them. We buy most of our goods with
cash. directly from the manufacturers and
Importers, and from close cash Auction hou-
ses, thereby saving large per centage. We
have ample facilities for doing n largo Job
bing Trade, and invite the attention of Mer-
chants to our stock before buying, and Tail
ors TO our stock of Cloths, Cassimeres and
VestingS. ..
Without particularizing, we VIII say we
keep the largest stock in the city of the fol-
lowing as well as all goods.
Dress Silks, of every style and price,
Millinery goods, silks, vclvets, ribbons &c.
French Merinoes, of every shade.
French Prints and Goods.
Goods for Friends wear and travelling.
Shnwls of every grade and price.
Plaids and Prints, and worsted fabrics foI
dresses, Cloalls and Coaiing, Prints, Tick,
MusBns, Flannels, Blankets, and goods fol
Man and Boys wear generally. No Good
House shall sell cheaper. i.
Our stock of FUItS will be found to be
very desirable. We ask attention to ON
stock of Carpeting, &C., which is very full
and at low prices.
All goods sold at low advance on pur-
chase. H..
Persons making purchasesin the city will
find it to theirinterest greatly, to give us {
all before buying. .1ar
Parcels sent to any part of the city FREE.
Rernonbe,' tho si=n Of the "f!olJesS Bee
HiUe," near the Suspension Bridge.
- STONE d, THOMAS.
An.;1 o= 1G6[ -..
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sea~ The office of the Pittsburg, Fort
Wayne and Chicago L. r.. at Pittsburg,
was robbed of $25,000 on the 18th of last
month. No traces of the daring robbers
have been found '.t r
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THE man who weighs his words will be
astonished at their lightness. fF
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8665

A VOICE FROM TIE FAR WEST
Speaking of "CosTAn's'' Rat, Roach, &C.,
Exterminator-"m more grain and provisions
are destroyed annually in Grant County by
verEin than would pay for tons OF this Rat
,J}
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Something New 7.

YHyHE public are invited to call at j.
ffAMMOND'S NEW GALLERY or
PHOTOGRAPHY, over Hanna's y ews and
Periodical Store, and examine some of his
fine specimens. He has lately fitted and
furnished his rooms in the latest style, and
is now ready to execute all kinds of Pictures
at the shortest notice. He asks " liberal
share Of patronage. tg,
Cadiz, May 3; lS65-1yr. '..'
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G THO lER R.

yssIIE subscriber having taken out Gov
ernment License as aE Public Auc-
,ioneer, is prepared to attend all Public
Sales, Vendues, &c., of Real Estate and
Personal Property. His Post office address
is Hopedale Harrison county, Ohio.
Ii. HARTMAN.
June 2l, 1SG5-ly. ~
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October. 1863,
al the several places of holding general Ele-
ctioIs in said county of-Harrison, and You
win then hnd theroproceoi tosote BY bal
lot for
ono Lieutenant Governor for the State az
Ohio,
State Of Ohio.
one Supreme Judge lvacancy) for the
State of Ohio.
one Treasurer Of State for the State Of
Ohio.
one Attorney General for the State OF
Ohio.
one School Commissioner for the State Of
Ohio.
ore Member of the Board of Public
Works for the State of Ohio.
One Clerk Of the supreme Court, for the
State of Ohio. ..-....--.. L TT.
the district composed of the counties of Bel
mont and Harrison. '........ ....r
One Representative for the county of
Harrison, inthe Ohio Legislature. -.
One Treasurer for the comfy of Harrison.
Ono Sheriff for the county of Harrison.
One Prosecuting Attorney for the county
of Harrison.
one Commissioner for the countyof Har-
rison.
One Coroner for the county of Harrison.
One Intirmary Director nor the county OF
Harrison.
The Trustees of the several Townships of
sold county are hereby notified that the fol-
lowing number of JuroI are appointed to
their townships respectively, and that they
are required TO select the said number and
make return thereof to the Clerk of the
Court of Common Pleas together with the
Poll Book within two days after the said
10 L.. A.f,
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INCREASE OF RATSs--The Farmers
Gazette (Ehglishl asserts and proves by fig
ures that one pair of rats will have a pro-
genv and descendants no less than 651 $50
in three years. Now, unless this immense
family can be kept down, they would con-
sumo more food than would sustain G5,O00
human beings. .. F..,-.f...r..4
aa-See '.CosTAR,s'' advertisements in
This pnner. t......
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And the trustees of the several townships
are further required to return from their
respective townships to the Probate Judge
of Said county of Harrison the following
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THE WAR OVER

A PPRECIATING the wants of the pub
N lie, has opened out on Market street,
Cadiz, a tirst-class
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-05

Truckee Canal and Min Comp'y.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE,
move their place Of business from the town OF
Gold Hill, Storey county, 70 Virgins City, In,
said county, In ono month from the first publics.
,ion Of thil notice J. II. MILLS, President
Gold Hill June TO- 1855 Jul0m
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~ 'Infornlation Wanted.

ToHN (ORI IPATSY) CIABVEY,, AND WHO
81 eh popularly known y Washoei by the nick.
namc OF " Limerick" !" viii find something 70 his
advantage By iNUtHE atettsr to bis Aunt, MrL
WalSh,, q AubaEps GSlHPEniA Any information
cons1ugipg him SII Be lsft5at Eths NEyEs SAelb
Gold HlE jna n
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Notice to Creators.

Notice to Creditors.
ESTAT OF HENRY SHERMAN, DE-
d ceascd.-Sotice Is hereby given by the un
lersgned. Administrator Of the above named es-
tate, TO the creditors Of and all persons having
claims against said deceased to exhibit the same,
with the necessary vouchers, within ten months
from date of this notice. TO the undersigned, at
tho Pioneer Mll Silver City.
J. II. OTIS, Administrator.
June 5th, 1865. jus IN
, 1865-05-25

The CcsAfon Of Sonora 10 Franco Dr.
hlfd by the Agent OF the Enlperor
Mo1fnsfllluux
new YoHK. Thursday, Nay L, Nsd3.

AVE-" iohK' 1hd1sday, May y tdSt5.
To the Editor Of the New York Times:
obsefEc that certain journals In this c!ty
Ps1sss IN ptakfng Of supposed ceasion b
Caihnahua, Durango. DC, entirely obllyious
Of the deula1s Of this cession which hare m.
peared In French official journals.
Without referring to the solemn engage
ments OF Ills Majesty, the Emperor, MY au-
gust sovereign, on the subject Of the integrity
consideration Of the obiecuous to such ccs-
zion should demonstrate its faIsehood. am,
However, perfectly we'll awaIe that ill~1nten.
toned persons desire to make the American
people believe In the reality Of thing which
neither Is aor ca1be md, US Mn authorized
TO mect oil suc1, calumnies, desire to inform
tie people Of the United States ttat It Ia ab-
eoln,t]y ialse that His Majesty. the Emperor
Of Mexico, has ceded the aboye.nnmed States
to France ana that His Majesty will make
no arrangements which can ALLEVIATE or I'M
peril ons inch Of Mexican soll, OF detract iu
tne iota from bis own dignity.
It Is equally false that d. GHin hes been
made VIceroy or Duke IN the empire.
Though for some time pres4nt In Mexico, Dr..
Twin lever hld any relations with .ae per
sons who compose the government of Hts
Majesty.
At the moment Of sending this letter, I OBJ
se1ye dispatch from Washington, which
arc's that His Majesty, the Emperor Of Mex
ieo, has been engaged In negotiations with
tho Confederate General Kirby Smith.
Such allegations directly Involve the pe,-
son and government of HIS Majesty. They
can onl5 be intended TO wound the pride and
susceptibility Of the United States at 4
moment when all discreet Journalists ard the
intelligent public Of the United States are
coraeunlne tue tllllbu:tcEing movements SO
eagerly ngisatcd here for short time past.
And as the publicity given to them rredis.
poe<s mems minds IL the United States
nEainst the order Of things actually cstab-
!i.bed IN Mexico, ! cannot permit the oppor-
tunity to pass Of stating that am fully au-
thotized to contradict anS statement which
implies any lmputatloa upon the strict neu-
trunty which tuu Covorn,As nt Of H. upssIa1
atajesty has preserved, and will continue to
preserve In respect to American affairs, under
the same sense Of Its duties to the law Of na-
tons which n.tuates the Government OF tho
Unued States.
thrust, Sir, that 5on will permit me to
count upon your courtesy for the Insertion Of
this letter in your valuable journal.
Ard anl, very respectfully, your obed1ent
servant, Louis DR. ARROYO.
, 1865-05-25

A letter from tho I'd Minnesota gives the
following summary Of Its marches and coin.
cidences, as follows:
From MAJ, :, 1e6i,-when the first cam.
psign opentd-to October s {1:o days1. We
marched - aDd laid over 107. jncluifng 43 ut
Marietta and Is At Atlanta. and marcSod aiI1
mica 11 ~oA
Second campaign, after Hood. from o,to,
Der 3 TO November II (A0 days, marched 20
and laid over e, md vent eco miles.
Third campaign, from November 1o IN
January A. LEGS, t6s days., ma.chcd 30i an1
laid over 81, irciudin. Werk In mud naa-
Savannah, and went $50 miles. 1N
touttl campaign. from Jau. 20 to Anri1 q
lnciusive-o0 days-marchfd 42 and laid opee
~, tnciudtng month At aistcrss Ferrr ond
II days at Goldstoro, n. c., and wenf 4fs7
1ni'cs. And lastly, the fifth campafnn. from
Anrtl 10 to May 7-23 tays-matchfi is ma
lald over IL, and went 22s3 miles. s.. in fhe
whole year o. 365 daJa, from Rincold' "a. tn
Richmond, w., We marched 153 days. lafd
orcr 2l3, and went ], ,G5s7 milcs. bcssdcs dr;,1
camp, guard and picket duties.
] Will DOW give you Some condolences, On
March 4th, last year, we 1ett Fort Smelling
and st. Paul for The south. On the same daV
this year We entered North Carolina on tbe
march. On Ma ch %, last year wc left Nash.
yille en- TIT march on the same day this year
We asstVrd at Goldsbo:o. o. Amin 10. last
ytar, We arrived at R!neold, Ga: The SANE
dac ibis year We left Goldsboro on The last
campaign. On My Z, list year, We started
, 1865-05-25
SUNDAY TRADING.


AMT ttre Of lhe pnoprie,ora Of the CITY Stock
aA1ce% F1o pnfoeef OF stock dealers. v7s held
on AEcsJ evening In Room No. s fremont
uo1s~ .ios The purpose Of arranging for tha su4.
peEE11l0t Ct business In tic Cattle Yards On ,he
.Upoamotton, Mr. Lee Porte, vas called I, thu
t.a1' fnat' no ali. Edwin Gfif'tha sppoInted secre.
he ehs ss2s9 1sG9TIps .G; appeared
Sieh.p son'hern aafoSs S;-5l Lee Porter foa he
1. ION Ihe Sherman ysrds; 3. q. Bosart, ffom he
Sn,t3:s Grove 9alft, aod L Rrlckson, fton, he
The following important resolution rvaa re.a hv
I the 5s5erol yards: $'~'SA' VI
Yards Of Iii e It rs rsnaet q ~ aae .ve
numhsE OF the live esoek enmwission men aHi
&C. deste,s, asd u oecefdance Wsth our own destre.,
ALLOW to Be transacted any business II our ssyerai
yards, on Sundays, after this date, Iod We fsr.
scs3sa cet axlse that 70 Till not open our o1lces
Saturday nights until Moucay mofoinss. nttsnd.
ipg only to tbs feeding Of such stock Is NAV be in
the yirds dntlne hat time. and 10 unloadin: s9:h
4 notice from ihe General Suner1.tendan,, ~
ne n 8: ! 2; I. &. K. P. ft. ", & G. T. &,
an9 @ y: 9. 4. Z: cempaaies: to the eject that on
!eaye ChicsGo Tia their roads On Sunday, was then
:, nj Y: Hlllls@s moved that a committee consist-
lnE a. MessEs. Wst1work, Hatch aud N,nsneij be
appt iNted to wilt upon tho Mayor to obtaia bis
a:sl:tascc, M i9 efec.nil1y preventing the trsns1e-
4n6bath. Carried. W. 'S4o
a resolution signed by the several ya,a propr,-
etoIs and large number of Stock dealers !Yas
adopted, ttgrltyirr 10 the different railroad CON.
PANTS the determination Of Live Stock men. and
pFoH1etofs Of yardr, to abolish Sunday trading.
and Fsllng their cooperation in the WORK Of te.
form 49,
Brreques. the Secretary read an agreement OF
operators IN llve FLOCK. to condne their business
tEartactlops to the etx working dsYs OF the week.
and fhus not only give to theueetvca, but the
large number Of banda engaged ID the yards. an
opInrtunlty Of properly obsctvinY tha SABBATH.
and Messts. Grld1ey+ Fl. E. Mallory Il, Il. Cooley
=. Z: Dogsrt and ]. Wallwork were On moliQn Of
MIS- ". Allertop. appointed committee IT, CIR
enlate 1he document for additional signatures.
Already 1t ie slsutd By large number Of dealers
in live etock IN our cliy.
Vt. II. +. Mallory n wed " That the thanks Of
this meeting be rendered to its Secratary, Ms.
Edwin GrMihs, 10 whose indefatlgab1e efforts arc
ns1uly due the work Of reforn Which We now In |
s,itute."
On motion Of Mr.. g, Williams. It was resolved
that tie Secretary be instructed to prepare for |
ejaculation In the stock yards, and at the railway
dcp0t. circular ssstcG tue objects In View,
Tho meeting then adjourned. |
, 1865-05-25
POLfCE COMMISSIONERS,
Ihc raph-Nu1sancex-:Th
Board 9sna fuIl Power 10
AhNtc Tbem

The rceufar semi, f,ucaEtv ,n..+n. -
ofPo,ce Commissioner. VA. held on russday 1.t ~
terroon. Present, connitsIoper weatwo.th y i.
Fs' auu uee.uua,ssionef y. b. Brown.
Inc us."1'ea o. 1ne Lat meeting were read and
| approved.
A communication +yas rsea,vea S.o,1 1rs,,
n,.sao1 .s1;n1. a. t,. Io.n 70 -. ..oI 1ooee
az, .,.t.a. a,..N e' eo !ou " t"o aunofen and
MY nlleat' eseaa fnaekets, Tor tho purpose ul
pdnt n to o. ps4 S9psF d
the Judge the arms required. ~
somm1ndcston M re- M wss received ffon the cog
rendering inritstton to the BoaFd t. Se piessni
at fs.sl q The tame On Tuesdsy aftesnoon al
4 communication was received from superin-
tsndept @ Iarsie tea asking fos authority to purchase
ta ,1 ,5as 81 tse n Authority was given bin
4 communication vas received .srou $. a.
IRWIN, Etq, the corporation counsel. in answaz 10
qur,ons ss,ns 70 hi% b The Board
Boa!d to abatc certain nnlsinces existing in
Bridgeport. I---.-~ 49,
ahs eo@mnalsaton Ru ssys: 40 Of The opinion
Tho teTenteeth. thirty-third, nfty-ntnth and
slxueth Clauses q section eight ofehnpter fonr Of
5e.ised ehartes Of 1sS md thirty frat section Of
the act antr6atory thereof. approved Feb ia.
1865 confer full aud complete power On the Com.
mon connsii , ta leg!slate % the subject Of null
limits thereof
j. An oIot1anee concerning n1tsaness,'' passed
August Il. 1861, has, ti not to the NIL extent 10
some considerable Extent exercised said power,
and, perhaps, sni1cently to obtain the rasnits 90
desired. could not, within any Reasonable
ordinance II this opinion. but will feel 1t plea
Eure at my time to refer any Of yorr men det1lcd
to remedy the . sv 70 tse ssxs1a
, 1865-05-25
The New Rystem OF Labor in v,r.
Gtnia-Nmall Fnrlns 10 Superaede the
Large Ebtates. ~->o

lkt 81
Ono Of the results Of the change In the srs.
ten OF labor which IL about to be carried
into effect in Virginia, is the substitution Of
small fErins FOR tie large areas nov 50 GANG
rally cultivated. L scheme looking to the
accomplishment. through Northern capital
lists, o. result Of this character, has already
been st on foot and will probably be for.
varied In quite rapid manner.
The suggestion Is based, iu the first place.
upon tie belief that the scarcity OF MONEY
would alone tnlncc many to dispose Of d
part, at least, OF their landed estates. there
being no other resource lefs to large nnn-
beE Of farmers. The 5aiffcu1t5 Of obtaining
labor VII doubtless also cause the reduction
o. o. .0e lolec Employed, and, Of necessity, at
tne saHrs time lessen OF the space to be
Pa1 into cultivation.
such change OF system, e1narience Las
proved, will result In ! mnrkedlincrease OF
thc aggregate products Of husbandry In the
The history Of agriculture In other nations
exhibits what may be achteyed by careful cul-
uration where tic posscssor owns q limitcil
humber Of acres. In the Northern Stotes and
in England agriculture has been carried to a
Tery high state Of perfection, notwithstand-
=" sc,s ssa75 tu11s required, for the support
o. government. The rule heretofore acted
upon should be promptly reversed, md Q
lhYee amount Of labor bestowed upon small
amount Of land. This would certainly yield
mcch more 1emunetativeIy than large farm
intfficjtntly cultivated. More pleasure and
ratisfactIou, IS VIII as money, would also bs
Welded.
, 1865-05-25

Z -, GREAT HEALING PURIFYI!A and SELF
CmERiSG m !s; REMEDY .requrtnK NO NEDlCAL AID Uts
bottle .! he Msd.s.ne; Z gsr5 ssEees9ls e sne
tasss E4 and PeIssetly AAiAn4E;S ~ @ THk GoNsTITD
ylRULkNT CASES UF PH1vATE Dl3EAsES, sud
Es1tnsG the sYasetn 70 = peEfeet atata Of HEALTH
, 1865-05-25

BuxxAT or YAKua sNn nxGGHrA1TA&SY, ,
Aeass hos1 1soats sx4,1a. 4a1 rt,,hafz. ~
etsassaI stan.esss a'ess
sstse nS9 ?fIIses pifs, i: %
an uninterrupted nahtt sleep cnmTo !of " ysae1
aaafsHs 1,s ss
By the nrst bott.o; tha second rrl1eyxu uea heneau
nns nsyG svsE y tace tsksn 10 as
appetizer Of The moTt agteesb}e = toulc GS2
e I'll e sss sss ssst ass,s
znttes.nE ever aeotey With he shoula ~
asfas s Il T. = Ss5
Be returned 10 The st4t. sf Ina trut voptt ~
anf "a e 4, sash h's
th71. With kfeal respect, your o5na, - ne *ofd.
JOHN ~ BkoaAEesam's.a e:s,s1F ssssFsat at
, 1865-05-25
LATER.
From our Special Correspondent

From our Special Correspondent
MOBILE, May 15, 1s65.
! TIE LATE CONFEDERATE FLEET
| or steamboats,, fifteen In number, which
were Obliged to leave this city by the rebel
+ Amy, untssi threats OF ing ing on1ned' and
which belonged to private citizens here, hare
just returned from the Tcmbiebse River.
They we're included in the surrender OF Dick
1a,lor's army, as ~erc also the rebel gun
boats Morgan and Nashville, tho Inst rem
nants ofthe gay feet that were to do such
miracles for the rebel cause. The steam
boats, which Tcnt of full of rebel troops, re-
turned under different flag, aud loaded
down with boys in blue, to tie great grat:a-
cation Of their owners, most 81 ghc;aa re.
maincd IN the city 10 cndeayor to protect
their families, ard who expected never to
see their boa's again. This class OF citizens
have been quite a. pa5aly treated as any other
By fhe Confederate nuthoritie.-: Their boats
have been taken nole,zs spzeas; arc usscd up
md worn out In public service, and ara In
debt for various supplies from one end Of the
tiver to the other.
TIE REFCGEKs.
a more thoroughly disgusicd set Of 1eop1c
ana III sinoo ~ ~ S.ens mere: you'd bc hard to
{)rlenns ,hhr I,ova h.cn o-srut.,s s ~ s,1 NsM
reff1eees 1,11sf ~ wfom had sna".sns viii VIII
ami business fart and 1,hn ,aaf5i., ,,s.syy suesy
nll ti,c nIorra II anthnr1tz ttr..hs usmtpso
and cjvi1 Thcsa MN Tnd., ,ano.. NJ. .na'tAtJ
The old fo,r riti7cns ana f,o1, +ha;.
TItb the lowers tIat rEare n,aaa ;unenss ;t.nae
Er,unes dnt of their contrac+s III 4hn tAss sas
ous departments. They had nothing IN, com.
passcd The forfs viii ~ rnn.t taac nees
deviation rnnstgned r. tha 1a.sns ~ aI
cotton nni1 n,Ier conmndi1;.s ~ g. a1n Iosm.
NobilIane whn 1ontrd m IN - si.nt tI;l dSAtsas
aud saw tieIr nrnn.1ty am d;ssnnsos n. u nisa3 a
and ashes. A New Orleans 1ehiI Thn ~ siic1
the office of Quartermaster here Is sai5 IN
have capped lis hands in f1enlish a1ce az ~
dense black emoke OF 2C OoO harreIs n rnssn
on Fish River shrouded tbe fair aky In the
distance with its funeral nall. nn3 shnnted
"1nAr IS MY wopr I nr -,
sonr of tbe.. ,~-,t.. "oAA'
hnod IN 1c+nr,, naFe had the ha.dl-
Win tha hrses rh;e, e.nGe lut surrender, ana
cnmmana hsr, 1u ,amn.f onlY atoniedeTatc can
fnr ofiIcer fhn 1r;ri,aa ;1u.s.ea OF Inc command
nrntect Themselves ~, y -, eA1yl1g arms to
81 lie ontravc, ct;eers @ @"c {ast indignation
est 1eouest has heen dsniaa Anis most mod
fhrse Villains ran t1n m 1har,.1o ahe BEST thing
ers is to leave Their conntry - ts and 9TH
trF,s rood. Hanfshmcnf 4 t,,a .a+ tuelF coun-
afc n1y,fshnrnf That cnn,1 ~ (, ouost noder-
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, 1865-05-25
ASTROL0GY,
Tho uerer ftliog DR.. RAPHAEL is the best. Ia
succeeds when all others have f4t1ed.
ALL YYEIn ARE IN IIlnIfRIE

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