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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-08
ID, FRRDKRICKsBUKQ AND PoroMAc1
RAILROAD,
TREAsURRR's OFFICE,
1. RICHMOND, November :, 1855. J

NIOTICE.-The public are cautioned
IN against the purchase OF the following TICK
FITS stolen from this ONCE on Saturday, Noyem-
Der I'd, between the hours OF and p. u. They
bear the stamp" E upon the face, and ar6of no
account to any without the action OF the reSu-
first eiass, Richmond to Boston, from No. to
inclusive.
Hail seat, Richmond to New York, from No.
First class, Richmond TO Philsdslphis, from No.
Hail seat, Richmond 10 Philadelphia, rom No.
Flint class, RiehmonA- to Baltimore, from No.
Hail ssat, Richmond to Baltimore, from No. so1
FIRST class, Richmond to Washington, from No.
90 to eoo inclusive. So - ff-i -
Half seat, Richmond to Warrington, from No.
Second class, Richmond to Washington, from
NOS J. B. GENTRY, Auditor.
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By Harrison, Goddin B Apperson, Auctionsers.1
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.


DENT OF FARM AND SALE AT
IL AUCTION or FURNITURE, CROPS OF
S1kMss agSk b lsnsd :.
auction, at the residence OF the late Mrs. p. 3
Picot, two miles east OF Richmond, bstween Pair.
field raceheld and the Stony run road, on TIL b.
DAY the sth November, 1855, at II O'clock A. n :,
the FARM on which she recently resided, con-
tanning about $50 acres. -.
PRRTY belonging to the decedent, consisting Of
HOUSEHOLD FgRNITURE, ta. IT, Il"
CROPS OF CORN, SHUCkG, -a
VEGETABLES, 80.
eo- Is ALSO.
One HORSE, two MULES, several cows, 50, 900
pounds SHEAF OATS. one DOUBLE CARRIAGE
one SINGLE CARRIAGE, all the FARMING I'M.
PIGMENTS, 9 tons ANTHRACIrE COAL, &c.
Terms For the personal property, all sums I'M
der.9s0, cash over that amount, four months Gre
dit for approved, endorsed, negotiable paper.
HARRISON, GODDIN Il APPERS0N,
NOS Auctionsers.
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". y. p8fHKAlD. II tsfH WILLIAM lAwH. +.
DRINKARD d HAWN, at their old
- stanA. southeast corner Of 1ikh and Nar.hail
:spsiiof Ts.. Pisilsa 1ssss!oni, and BusEa6sai
49, h. sns:s Wig
r Hs DR. ~s ssn rsf1sa a s.PPs s
ssrysa Ginger, Brandy Psashss, Jslliss, Tobacco.
YOUNG MEN'S:.CHRIsTIAN AS
i COLLATION. The sSeond lecture before the
NJ; YsS Saf';h ssS III ,: S; M
.n = z: :o s:. b,s:s ..s
3: 'e'
NOTICE The partnership heretofore
s. s AZ. Az 81 a 8. ..scs co e:
All Dsrsoos inds6tsa % ths Arm vil plssss naks
psoapl payaslt e tAs spasIsiEaed. ths saE.iyins
iii prs:sas thsis slains iOr spssiy sssasnsaiO q
ao,Es .uriy,as p.r.a.r q b - soalai ! Co..
4 MOTHER ARRIVAL. - Just re-
q s: :sSs !. 49, s: s hssssiss: i 49, y
34c. yhH4.O1oe UnoJoo1oo4 C0eeou ~ 20. HOOP
skit<a g y, - q, Ard -; Handsons French Me-
yinos q Mn; Llnea Hsn1tershiels st - PER
fSs:n Lap s g :: Re - &. e =
fsslts tsssss. i!ssE al coisss4 xiRsss..
fkln1k q 81 qlali1lGS an1 ss3eN !. Diask gHks,
DSeieI NH lkiqe yelyS Epasel, We
2;!:;s]|i; & &; So: 8 4: S:
LOB BALE N 0ToRE !,
! = B 4 ( 4 lE| | !
[p4Slln I1IoSX gSFp. 8 en-
8: q z
as.is , 81 ssSs = ~ + ~ -
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no Std
RIoHnosp RxcANPnRNr, No. :. I
RICHMOND, November 8, 1865. J

ORDERS No. 6.--SIR KNIGHTS
vi. Assemble in the room over Mr.: 3. NJ
tween Eighth and Ninth tnearly opposite ~
the spotswood HOTEL, on ERIDAYc ahi ~
FRIDAY 10th instsnts ct O'Clock p. n for drill
with side arms IL Is OF the utmost importance that
all Sir knights who Intend visiting Baltimore
should attend these drills. -. !.
j. Uniforms Of this Encsmpmsnt. or any portion
thereof in the possession Of any Sir Knight, Will
DO returned forthwith to the Captain. General
Sir knight JOHN LAToIcHR, ON franklin street
between Thirteenth and Fourteenth, and OF Miss
MCDONALD, on Broad street between Seventh aud
Riahth, ct moderate prices. .}-ps... a1...
Uniform caps can be obtained OF Sir knight +:
WBIsIaER, on Main street between Eighth and
for the same should be handed In promptly5af I'll
By order Of II. 4. 3. II; GILL, 2: Y.
noe-tleNo Captain General.
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4 NNUAL MEETING.-The next
"A annual meeting Of the stockholders cf the
Richmond, Pred ericksburg, and Potomac Rsilrosd
Company WIN be held at the once OF the company
in Richmond on WEDNESDAY the sist Of No
vsmber, lsss, st II O'closk A. H.. .u. 49,
90 N-sd II Secretary and Treasurer.
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Observation-Disclosures will. be made
IN FOR the renevsl,of the following lost Virginia
6tsts registered certificates Of debt b the name
OF FranEhn Stringfellow, viz: No. LII, for gee
&c lf.yT3ms 800 u -
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
CERTffICAfR Of stock Of the Riehmoua And
Liverpool Packet Company standing on tes e9oe
OF tho company In the name Of II. i. 0AALAHkk.
oe4l-W3n elE& 81, 80 -
NYOTICE.-Ths stockholders Of the
IN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS C0APAII 80
REhmcnd, THtRsDAY, en- DeesneeI Hsxt @
oiSIock r. No WILLIAM b. CALWkl,A
nok.dsod&ctn $50 sEeasa PreslAsns:
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VALUABLE 0RANITE.PRox,

Y4ssTiAssnshfs. on ri d SSkHsTEkE. !, ONT
Ti0H.wll Be sold a suetion.on the prsm,..a.e AZ.
n0NDAi the 18th ,NoyembeI. lsts, a 1 s',,.ooss
MINT ioessed as above, formerly ox,s, 1893.
Ice u 9iannini, and now occupied by Mo-
Drinka!d Johnson. IL IL regarded "A a mo-, s ss
useis Iocasien for family grocery s,or. ~ -.
which purpose Il has long been used. '' iH
TEans Ons.bsf cash, balance 1t th,..
nine months for negotiable notes, interest 49,
seSuTed by Q trust deed, or tile retained Nsss'
HARRISON, 0ODDIS & APPERsoy.
u0Us Auctionaax.
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THE STONE b RossToH COMBINATION
CIRC Us,
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MISS l.. DEvL1N offers for sale an
Latest styiss HAfS, in French Yslt, from rs cent?
+ srR1W TuRBANs fron % cents .9N:
IRATRIHo, eli solors, IS cents.
d. DRvLIk, No. I'll Brood street
ne --Sw, I r&e, between Third snd FsSn'
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,AssMRETfN0 OF THE BOAhpl
~ uy fiUBfSI1 az sAis town Il VS. nc ss'SS Town
s az - Inn tcyssSsf iss :. ss y laid iiss.
~ tiEssss - 1aSh si. kooss. eoy 1s M
sfSss17 : nd IN vSs hIShsI o,dsSsa p snh ueal
rArauSa.aa. Hess.k1 8 80. NO .--..
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STRAYED FROM THE RESIDENCE
y of the subscriber one large cow. 17eTENA
with wide:spreading horns. She Is ofSW&lM
and a white streak down her back. A0kza@e6s
suitable reward will be paid to the finder. She has
but recently been brought from the countfyv
- 80. A. Z. DICKINSON,
Twenty sixth street between Clay and Marshall.
no 7-2t
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EOR RENT, A STORE A D
Il DWELLING on Seventeenth street. be- -
lin-a good stand for any retail business Eslk
Possession given at once. J.F: kEES6E;
no Sta at the City Hall.
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r .OST, on the I'd or Sd Of November, q
IL BLUE CAPE TO A MILITARY QVERCOAT,
lined with red flannel small United states Kegu.
literally rewarded by leaving 1t at the Valentine
House, Richmond. noI-z.
r OST.-Supposed to have been burnt
i in the Richmond IRE, April ID, 1855. CERT.
FICATE No. 1883, for three shares American Teie-
graph Company's stock, issued to JAMES A. PAT:
fESON June IL, 1901. The public are warned
against purchasing the same, a. application has
been made for new certificate. oe e-fzm
IMPLICATION WILL BE MADE
"A FOR RENEWAL OF LOST CERTiHICATE
mond. Fredericksburg, and Potomac Railroad
Company, standing In the name Of Mrs: H. 3.
Weed. ! = - ttr oc n-Th2mH
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CON 3 TO 1920

ENON y To l32W 34si} ~ .sgs'E'gS
NJ Ar. LUnDDEH q lss''.'
rsspeetfnlly inSokns hts friendss easfonen, ana
thS public generally that he hae renosed e Nc.
an6 aeYve them In anything In The WATCH ana
f1RWMny Hgelu EsA and woald sell aeeniton y
sA s.i fssa sA.s s1 ~ 'sSis 3. iTIbxsprx, n s.
Gigse u. lsssegsi SstsD!icn 2 ~ !sp:srinG q
90 n ", yesla e .sII!s :ili $50 lslsl...
sss-.ss p. I. .s.ssa 10 ~ nsla $500
TTAIIkN SALAD OIIk-Wa have
h 3 i! ifi;;i'ssai ''s'lssss i'irsl & 4
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EAt6TloR azi1gftTITSr ~
~S>->~S-------s--s- ~-.-~S---SIOG DAY
HHeg1he4sgs 41is s Apvssses. Asa,,..,-rs,
Sssssss. Ssohsss. end Rssl Estate 49,.

~pSss Agena
( ys ALE ~ az RF., sHEAP oA,.
i'll ,0Hp1b 1AiSSss. .IIiAnSI ,Ss {.
= nosd, @ IuSDAY &c iNA o. EoysnaSb.Y ~, xss..
49, = = ~ s ss solI 1. IN articles, vii :s
ltcst - ponds shI1Y OATS.
49, sl: 49, sf E4 A Ps sst TOP ,oDDn
!,:y a. 1910 WSskk' a sss H.
i R1sisw So5kiSa.ssfo5VVi,
4 Anahss a. rOWU.
And "a, y,; 9 . .sR...S. yAxItY cARRIAsl
amount, ioSs soosSs credit jcr se rsa over as
-" zliEisos. ooDDrs . Appraso,
Auetiopssn.
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kaHLAND HoTEI.-Haying lease rssa
a tAls eslsssaisa p.ossrsy me s,, JnS thsn ps.
scssss hat 40 wi have 9? sssss % isycsios.
ns 80 kofsi and COTTAGE ana %
3ssSSS ~ aec1leA tatlD, render atiasuHn,,s
~. ed sSsal Y say sssAs'isAnsh' = -
k...iss SoSslsv are psesiAsd visb fIss ssks''
fs4ss.Sssas fssaissi4 salso sss Prov Irosrs..,or
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EOR RENT, desirable RESIDENCE,
JIG on Clay street between First and Sc. Ia
cond containing seven rooms, ont kitchen, t::H
wood and coal. house, &C.. Apply 10 yAaRs,E2
n TAYLOR, or to DRJNKARD HAWN,
no It's corner Fifth and Marshall streets.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY, ETC.

A LII WEEKLY AND MONTHLY
IA PUBLICATIONS furnished 1T publishers
nricss by TURNER,
moi No. 10 Governor street.
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LOST, sTRAYED AND FOUND.

STOLEN HORSE.-Stolen from the
y subscriber on Sunday night last . 49,
very DARK BAY MARE, Of medium size, @N<
has a little white around one of her hind A[A
hoofs, small white star in her face has thin
neck, and when ridden briskly wheezes stands
badly on her feet and legs, and cramped In her
will give q reward OF TEN DOLLARS for her de:
livery to me- and like sum for the conviction OF
the thief. WILLIAM J. WEIR,
49, -'..-... near Union Mills,
M 1Atk ..4 Fluyanna county.
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FOR RENT.

r ARGE AND ELEGANT RESI-
IL DENCB, ON CHURCH HILL. ON THE -
CORNER or GRACE AND TWENTY-SE. f::y
COND STREETS, FOR RENT.-We offer that ~.
large and truly beautiful and attractive RESI-
DESCE located as above, formerly occupied by
Major X. A. wilkins. II conta ins eighteen rooms
and commands fine view of the city. 1t Is the
finest house In that desirable locality Posses ION
given at once. To . careful tenant the rent will
Dc NO s@ae asRRlsPoS, aoDDIN APpERsoN
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NOR RENT, BRICK HOUSE with,
JIG STORE and DWELLING, situated at the Ia
intersection Of Broad street and Brook ave- f..H
nue.. To good tenant 1t wiz be rented -
cheap Apply to NJ. MILLHiSEK,
no k-lW - 81 .as II, No OH Main street.
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THE GOLDE N STATIONERY
L PACKAGE, another supply, at the Periodical
DEPOT OF I4a TURNER,
NOT No 20 Thirteenth street.
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WANTED, THREE THOUSAND
wv hvshss 1tAx111D saa VIII the Aish-
- uAy1ee Dsooossi& ~ .,.v = unwv.a
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Bis 81 ;s ;;;i';; !; !. % =
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VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
"A FOR KENT. on the corner OF Fifth and -
Main streets, Lately occupied by Mr.. w: NJ E
Sutton, with elegant FURNITURE, combin- u
carriage housethe most desirable position In the,
town, having large. grounds, and within fye mi.
Of dust and noise. Possession given Immediately.
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EOR RENT, FOUR DESIRABLE
It ROOMS, all on one floor, suitable for -
small family. Apply at No. an Governor f:;1
street, between Broad and Franklin.
no G-5tk @t-
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The vetoed Bill.

The Freedmeu's Bureau bill vetoed by
the President, passed the Senate on the
25th of January last, by the following
vote:
YEAs-Messrs. Anthony, Brown, Chandler,
Clark, Conness, Cragin, Creswell, Dixon,~
Doolittle,* Fessenden, Foote, Foster, Grimes,
Harris, Henderson, Howard, Howe, Kirkwood,
Lane, (Ind.) Lane, (Kansas,) Morgan Nor
rill, Norton,* Nye, Poland, Pomeroys Ram
sey, Sherman, Sprague, Stewart Sumner,
Trumbull, Van Winkle,* Wade, Willey,*
Williams, Wilson, and Yates-38.
NAYs-Messrs. Buckalew, Davis, Guthrie,
Hendricks, johnson, McDougall, Riddle, Sails
bury, Stockton, and Wright-l0.
After the veto of the bill by the Presi-
dent the bill was defeated for want of a
two-thirds vote, because of the detection
of Messrs. Dixon, Doolittle, Morgan, Nor
ton, Stewart, Van Winkle and Wiley,
marked in the above vote with star, (*)
who changed their votes in obedience to
the dictates of the President. The fol-
lowing was the vote on the bill after the
veto:
YEAs-Messrs. Anthony: Brown, Chandler,
Clark, Conness, Cragin, CresweIl, Fessenden,
Foster, Grimes, Harris, Henderson, Howard,
Howe, Kirkwood, Lane, (Ind.) Lane, (Kan.)
Morrlli, Nye, foIand, fomeroy, ramsey, Sher-
man, Sprague, Sumner, Trumbull, Wade,
Williams, Wilson, aud Yates-30.
NAYs-Messrs. Buckalew, Cowan, Davis,
Dixon, Doolittle, Guthrie, Hendricks, john
son, MDougall Morgan, Nesmith, Norton,
Riddle, Salisbury, Stewart Stockton, Van
W1nkle, and Willey-l8.
ABsBNT-Messrs. Foot and Wright--2.
The bill originated in the Senate, and
as it failed to pass there over the veto, it
will not reach the House. 1t passed
there originally by more than three tourths
majority, receiving every Union vote.
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Rejoicings In the south.

We clip the following extract from the
Norfolk, Va, Post, of the 22d February
It is interesting as going to show the light
in which the people Of the South look
upon the veto of the Freedmen's Bureau
Bill -
"GREAT VICTORY FOR THE SOUTH
Since the morning of July 22, 1861, when
the news of the great Southern victory
achieved by Beauregard over NJ 'DoWell,
and the awful ro1t of the Federal army
on the plains of Manassas, was borne
through the South, on the wings OF the
wind, as it were, carrying JOY and jnbila-
tion into every loyal Southern household,
and giadden:ng every true Southern heart,
there has been no news received with so
much rejoicing by the people of the South,
as that contained in the despatch inform
ing them the President had vetoed the
Freedmen's Bureau Bill. This is the
greatest victory they have achieved during
the war-greater than any of the feats OF
arms of Stonewan Jackson or of Robert
E. Lee and it has given them more pleas
ure than had Gen. Lee been elected Gov
ernor of Virginia. They have found an
ally in the President worth more to them
than the alliance of France or England,
and they now begin TO see, even as they
saw foreshadowed at Manassas, the final
triumph of the great Southern cause
The Republicans have been ignominiously
defeated and driven from the feld-rout-
ed, horse, foot and dragoon; and nothing
can save them from total annihilation.-
All that is necessary for the South TO do,
is to continue to hold up the Presidents
hands and wage an unceasing and bitter
warfare against the Republican Congress.
True, that Congress has numbers; but
then it is only mongrel horde of miscre-
ants who can easily be put to fight, and
with 'their friends" of the North TO aid
them as they did in the armed struggle,
all that is necessary for the South is to
bring every available man to the front,
and push the present victory to full
consummation of their dearest and most
cherished hopes.''
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Internal Revenue Bureau, Mr.. Boutwell,
was called to its head by President Lin
coin, and rendered very efficient service
in organizing that department. On his
resignation, he was elected member of
the XXXYIIIth Congress, a position he
now holds. There are but few men in
the House who can be considered his equal
as Legislator. When he speaks, which
is not often, he attracts the undivided
attention of the House. Gov. Boutwell,
is a man whose counsel in the affairs of
the nation will be felt for good for long
time to come. We should judge him to
be man Of about forty-fve years of age
but he may be older. He may be classed
among the radicals, and we use this term
in no invidious sense, for he is, like all
thoughtful and true men, able to give a
reason for his faith and conduct. Mr.
Boutwell, may be rated as statesman of
the highest order, and the nation is not
lost with such guides.
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B9- The following resolution, asking
U. S. Senator Cowan, of Penna., to resign,
was introduced into the State Senate Cd
Friday last, and passed by a vote of 10
to 12:
"Whereas, Edgar Cowan, Senator of
the United States from Pennsylvania, has
not, nor does not now, truly represent the
majority of the people of the patriotic
State that elected him, in the paramount
issues growing out of the recent rebellion;
therefore,
"Rcsolred, That Hon. Edgar Cowan,
Senator of the United States from Penn
sylvania, be and he is hereby requested
to resign"
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I FILTERS REMAIN1Ne UNCLAIMED

I ETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED
IL IN THE POST OFFICE,
At E6ensbnrg, State of PennSy!eGDiG,
March i, 1866.
VIM. A. Kerr. N. f. Ames.
David Miller. Vim. Ay-es.
James r. Mcconnell. I. G. Barr.
Mrs. Elizabeth Meyers.M c. Badger.
Miss B. Ellen Nelson. Adam Bernhart.
John Nelson. Joseph Bender.
John Rowland. James Conway
Rebecca Shankel. Mrs Maria Davis.
Minnie Shortincarrier. Adam Elmer.
Peter Semore. Rev. Thomas I. James.
Thos. L. Shields. Michael Kryes.
Miss Lucy Singer.
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cant must call for 'GdUertiSed letters" give the
date of this list, and pay one cent for adver-
tising.
IT not called for within one month, they
will be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
Free delivery of letters by carriers, at the
residences of owners in cities and large towns
secured by observing the following rules:
l. Direct letters plainly to the street and
number, well as the post office and State.
2. Head letters with the writer's post office
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ly with full name, and request that answers
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B. Letters to strangers or transient visitors
III IoHu OI CIlIj NuOSe SpeClaI duureSS may
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4. Place the postage stamp on the upper
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out interfering.with the writing.
N.B.-A request for the return of letter
to the writer, if unclaimed within 80 days or
less, written or printed with the writers name
post office, and StGts, across the left-hand end
of the envelope, on the face side, will be com.
piled with at the usual prepaid rate of post
age, payable when the letter is delivered to
the Writer.-Sec. %, Law of 1868,
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B9- A dispatch from Washington says
that the indications are, from what has
fallen from the members of the Recon
struction Committee, thata bill will soon be
reported providing for the recognition of
the State of Tennessee, and the consequent
admission of her Senators and Represen-
tatives in Congress.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1866-03-08

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Victory at last. Song and chorus byV
B Bradbury,
Our Noble Chief has Passed Away. an .
egy on tke death of Abraham Limo.
It's all up In Dixie, by Tucker,
Jeff. in Pettichets, by Tucker,
I'm lonely since he left me, by VI. Ker
lie, or down in Bennsylva1la, by Schr
l believed her true to me, by H. Mills
l have SO much TO tell, by J r Thoms
Let him rest, tribute to the late Stepl
c. Foster, embelfished with likenet
Limerick is beautiful, by Boucicaalt, Z
sic by Dan Bryant,
Lost star of my hope, last song anisl
rus, by Henry Tucker,
Little house under the hill, by f c Pb.
Leave me not in deep despair, by Yoo
| Mind you that, by II DcNaughton,
! Moonlight with thee, by R Meyer,
Ny beautiful Lizzie, by ]. McMahon,
My Polly &nn, comic, Davis Reed,
Mothers blessing, by F. Widdows,
Maggie Moore, by P D Isaacs,
Ny angel boy, BY s c Foster,
Music on the waves, duet, c W Glove
Never deem my love can change. Thr
Tell me. twinkling star, Griffin,
There's none to say good night to ne.
Be thou forever mine, H MilliarA.
Beautiful dreamer, for guitary S Vim.
Beautiful isle of the sea. J r Thomas
Blue-eyed Lefty May, P B Isaacs,
Cadavercus Jones, g Bowdram,
! cannot call her mother, Chamberlal
| Jennie lives but for thee, J Mahan,
Kissing on the sly, G Marder,
Kiss me, father, ere l die, Walker.
Bury re in the sunshine, II Milliari,
Angel child, " II. Burr,
Beautiful cloud, Arabia,
Striking lie, as sung by Dan Bryant
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L 'Ardfta, by L Ardita,
Bellies Of Brooklyn, G " Warren,
Dalia grand vaIse, E Kettener,
Faust, T Oesten,
Flowing s.reanlet, G Wells,
Faust, G W Warren,
Harvest home, Jean Manus,
Hearts ache, VIM B Allen,
Ida, Jean Mauius,
Kiss, L Ardita,
Kiss, brilliantly arranged by c Kgtgs
MARCHES AND QyIcKsIRs.
Lincoln Funeral March,
Funeral march, from Don Sesesdsn,
Fradel,
March Hongroise. Fl WooIenhaupt,
March Tremphale, DR. Perabeau,
March Montenegrine, q Mayher,
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! Beautiful dreamer, A BaumachJ
Call me not back from the echoless d
Dear mother, I've come home to die,
Lanigan's ball, Fl BaumacE,
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