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eaifasoriasr. pber .glut. Yiaeu.

0once'8
S~alioporilen, pber ,Blut, BI9er.
Sanle's SaHapartGcu- Cter 8lntsytuen.
5auee'8 SaHaparilsn> eb. gluts.VAlerS
Sance'8 SaIapdriuen- ODER Bluta yilen.
Sance'8 SaiiapariQea- phel Dlrt-pi ues,
Sapee'8 SaHapartlen- pber glui-WiQeu.
9aute'8 Saiapariueu- %. 9Iut- ytg sat.
5anse'8 SaHapartUen-,
RHanSen. pber 8lut- yilen
sum Reini9eR bss BIutes.
nSaIttmpre, 20. Stunt 1850.
pternit b~eidsinise Id. bab i'd NIT b.fttsem S6mtrs
Tn Der Srrit uno am rettet Nrtrt eeplagt mar; Der
Sdmsrs mar ipabrl6einlld eint 6Sl8e bon nnreiniss
tettsn i'm Dilute. Ran eypfatl mir bic Same'f tet
SaNaporiueu- cber 8lutsytuen, uns ibcn natSnoem.
@ebraude or srfen S9o6teI reridpano Der Sdmert
ednSljb aus 8ruit unb Vim. SD lamb bic ptlsn;
febrm ilb in ibrsr @trtuna unb plrb. lie einet Ste
ben, Der elm eeliueesabfabrntittci traitt enpfebfm.,
Satrtd Rpde,
Wr. 2b, &pnlpapfr.@
sei'n 2iu'auft biefer Silsa m5se man { br ppr-.
i4ti8 ~ sperie 8eben.
Won ~perIar9e fets Sante's ptIIer unb'
taufe Ne nur BON H8enterl bic in ben 2eituusen anse.
iunbtst fno am Beaen oefi8e man l9, wtni co,
past, iu ben, Gieentbluer bel Stleu ielba.
gu BADEN BEL Setb ..
yfr. I05, Bdfttnprehr. Yalt., Wb,,
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3 GneeH
sdin1imer 5eiester Hnbprl (Sp~rebcunb)s

cNI-N'NSN~GN!%1HN~ S~h"HN
gprDp.
ponce's Sriaumenaelebtcr Tntcra'S rruD
Souee's Bpiommeuasietter gnborTl' srIup
Ggtrftn Sic Dlut aHs2
Sin6.9ie nit Suiieu 9epla9t2
paben sic b6fen Sals2
6aben Gle 2uuaenblutrrgs
5aten Gle bic Briuue pber G6Ietnlbapta9nt
5inouug2
5aben Gle @ntBirbune Der 2uftrehrea-aefea
baben Ste bic Nussebuina2
paben Gle gtbmun9s- 9eibperbtuf
baten sic Sdmrrsen in Der Brlit oter Der 81 cite,
Gin6 Sie nit bettiihem 5iebsr bsbattets
Tlogt Se eer Stidbuaen E
Shbten sic SeiteniteGen2
Qeieca Gle an GnBbriitipfeit2
RIGgsn Gle iter eunaeusB sf6pereerf
Genn Sic cine tieier Sra9,n nit ala" beantpCrtey
miiItn, 70 ireutea Gle MIR
SGnee's suiammenaeIetteg &ubcrusS rrut
an. Die Glai4e tostt 60 ats. gu BADEN bel
sets @. 5ance,
f6e-D Rr 1a8 Ssltmcreat
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Nr. &. ST.. WarAtf's

kerifhu1tes uniberIoInltttl tir f1nptruH8 .
NIB Seiluna Der 2eiSen Der N%Ianentrelt.
Qs iberraat ale aubern aeittsl turt feline .SeIs
tr6fte BET altu fsidperteu, ststn bic ts snpfpslerr !
ptrb, bic ioBenannteu
Fauer-araufbette
GieEe Nrieuei 1T ME urb ~niraeres our6 ieere, nt6ts- p
iaeenbe, aliidneiberiite anpreiiunssrt unb nn,pabte
&nSaben etngefgbtt pprbtn; es ltest onb 8ar nthf
IN Der abFdlt bes @rfiubers, eab fe bnrb attoers Nasts
tel, ais ibren Mertb unb ibre perbtenitileben 8i8er-
fdaften, ib in her Gunit et8 YubiltuHs srbalten unb
~beeitiaea ioa.
BrofGiren NIT 3eugniHeu. @sbIaudt. antpttiuneen
pnb i~pnitiser Ausfunit Fam man auf Derldngen oa
BEN nnierbel9nsten 8ertriebs- a8enten teipniulsi.
Ersis So bic dIat&e.
Setb 9. SaneG
(59-) Rr. 10s, BalttRerefr.
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fIdn18-l
G9ebrltt'afr,tl
vi bmall
NunhY{t0;nfs,t

Sd bssbre MID bas yubIilum Iu ttnadri4tisea
bdB i'd ta gefse eintr Dieb5tn bin, tpeldbe bieies quail.
pOur llsbel H6er betlt. SD BABE 2elte s%eiaunt, lrel9e
faun, @t5sm boles %icunten, uno iaR au8entldlt1t
SRIIe opm @ebrau6e neincS WttttelS s,ieben. as III
barmlps uno fam NIT o~eltommsner SiGerbeit a-
npnlmtn ,perben. Splten eiec 3elen @ineri, 6er an
bteler iurhtbaren arantbeit letbet, al geiidte fer,s
men, 10 nirc Der patient bcTentli6 nidt ernlanseIn,
ipfsrt fb an mid ti ipcnben, I'M, 70 au8enblttliht
Gtuberpng 81 e%rlanaen.
PreiS 81 pro Slai@e, S. pro Q Slai6sn.
gu Dabeil bel Setb g. Sanse.
SIR. 108, 9aItimprsfv.
R8,--Sh fnnu pte RsbiJin 70 eerraier, tot H.
lberaabin per gpi a6 rsri6iden labt. tSan2i-)
SaueeTs 2uiammenaeiester
Unborn (Soarbpurb)~ Sprrp
aesen Suten, &isa!tuns, Seierieit, gufirbb Z nswsts.
GntsInciina, 9rfls,,rler3en nnb ale gef3werecn,
BITE nit Nua5.brunB enGfn.
Stcier Wriitsl, is1t eines an.abI Sabre benz SubIi,
ti,rt bclaunt, Ia betrefs Der Selun9 pes lebels, 9eaen
baS e5 e%uipipblen pirb, unlbertrel ID On bat cine
tin:tse ,!aide ~ipfprtiSe sineerurB. Ia, pc''unS eerae''
gsilbrt.
@reiS so SIS. RIO glaIGe.
Su bateu bel
Setb 9. Sanes
tSerzh-l @F. 1903 8aIttmorssr.
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ST. 5gGacreth'g

uaireriat q WiDeu,
8gigHt's iutianiits peaetahiliite Yi1ehS
Sanes's @aiioporiua. Billen,
aSer's abfiifrenbe Btlen,
iop,e ale teIiebten 8oItS-9iufn gu fabsn bel
SetbS o. 5ante
(Sau10-) SIR. 1n8. 8a. TIT trtftzs'
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Semtf6e Tcuer s 0erfi3erune8s
Sefclffdbaft DON Baltimore

Offsei rprbpeitlihs Ode bon Snutb. II. epuit erbitr.
TN 2. Siode Der .Sdrnefs' b Dterdants' 9ani",
Gin9ar9 IN 9pnbafbftra6e.
Eieie neue Geieui6aft lit lest beteiL NerFf crttnsei
altr art aseen 9erluit sher Staben burdl Bttisr ent-
gseeuiuusbnteu. Oa bic Gttet Der @eieaidaft f6
IN ban Sinben bon uber 400 iai bur6sebenbs belt'
i6et Sirser 8altimere'S ~beHneeu, 70 IN has beutifs
Pubtttum ~beipnbers etn9elateu, bteiem In inferer
Dtttfe auf Der f~oIttefen Balls bcsrlu6stn l~lnterusbs
men feline Dstittsruu9eu aulupertrautn.
Erditetnt; abs. Reber,
Bice.Erat.; Setnr +. StroIs.
Dtreftorent
SoTeS6 Ttupsert, Iueuft Ba9ner,
Gb8. Beber, Gbriitppb 6tdeI,
Hinton BeibtttisYt 5ermarn 4. Grcmufs!b,
gtor9 Hsf, Sritbri6 g9ebr,
Sttnr6 Strals, Peter 8plh
S.ebaun Batter, Sot ". Aibeun,
E1idael DiGiu8r, Sioat Geiorh
Grams s. Suger, Sat. Y. Sorpre.
Sttnri6 gees. Seft.
So FUR bic EoGtcen pitb T',ne Eerednuua a.
mad,t. (Wl981N
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Scrrnan,G : IeueGzGS erfieherMpsss
&gcgrLlfebaft Don Retus5sncf.

MSeCH1lfllN : SSgueGsN gI7tueEuDSGs
Gefellf6aft BON RetUs sspcf.
sic Epimertianteit bss ~beatfStn 9ubtituut8 MIA
sans %bcionbers ept c6iee, iett Jebrtn sii gtIoIg &c
ftsrte u. nd al9emetntn 2~uirausns e~riTepsrbs Ttisr
Gtth9erprgS : @s'eCt@aft btHseitrtt sss 5ear
capital her gtieU,c,nfi betrpat 7ur Sdt
R5tsn .ntNGt
Isb es bsfabt. E9 auserssm Elm 1lstG Ftuf ar,
~. &75,nGt{
In ben SaGbsa Der @e,enIsaft.
g~erionea bic urter anrebnlbG'tn Etbinsuneen ss
Nbtburt tr0enh toeltcr 5rt, Madren, psnbtlrItr &c
ia DecS fers ERni% 81. r,erben ~etgebent triuPt. be
ZEN Eeenten Der geIsGida,t In Galtrmqr.
W. Snales,
.strma SRA Il @ngIstf
Rr, IS, SeccsSHrdfc.
s~elenibsr BEN 9oNanis,
aer5Biete1tn ilnb rriere Bsetnquasea' etn,ulsBsu.
~. StIqer, gt6ab-rtl
SubpIfb Harrtgue, ser.
feItrtheen n 8nIttm owe.
j 3 8rouns h 60 qErmcn s. 90 @
$teamann, &inrt&s g sim wilfsnS 3 So
~ q Marburs Gail : Ar
y Q gs,.r s&t SsbEdber 2lntrssr.
Q GSiIfer S~H
Collector bon Ihetnrat5er: pr. .. q.
@IeucuffeubeF. (Nf37.eUtteI
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equitable Derf1aernn8s'S efea'
fbaff.
Sncprpprtrt 1894

Snccrpprtrt Sy4,
NIT etnent perpctueutn 6retbrtete.
Office 9tt. 10, Spaibitr.
Die .paltinore equitable Spctets" %Strttdbert 5ahs
fer II. Weobeln 9e8fn @erlui uno Sdaeeh 6urt
Sssuer Az ben ~btlt8ften 8aten, nod hem glone Ger
@ssenistiisfeit pber tn anoertr Nselie. Ald Dtrcen
ica. rGarpenterS &ists" Bu ben annebmsarftn UselaS
aunaen perndett.
Gtarer bon Beifetbunt, IN Der Equitable Office
Seri6elt. babeu feline wettsre Berantpprtltbitlt ais
ben 8etr1a ttter 9eppIiten, unb nsh Ahiont tbter
poltcen iin6 lie Su elmer Baaroiotsenes BON a1t-nHes
,,pan,ig grcsent betebtist.
yie WuimsrfIdmFelt Der benttdlen gltr9er
,;ss k.S,,,ssrs o,,s ~,,,,prp Ssbr ri ySrr>
p''p 'll'Hl'"V W.. init
.h,ro,t,n,t uns nm, ibr, Saait td lea gsrfldsraus BON
Saapsrn II. wibbsln sepsn 6sls,sastlnli erin9t;
Sm gaute Der leetsn Saeis gat g. StH T sViS rs,nr
eielet OeneIt5s ! Is'a @ =. !, nsr
aeefeahPt tr9eno enpaS; SaeEsi e.ns VWt.t ~"
laBi'@e @fsti1anS enl tgr SetsIphm 5a srPa''e"'
DtrettorenI
Sps Ntito 1eM
2 9f9nlan Sam Ssean
Sds Srailet GSm SafntH
genl StI9to SSN y 9eepsL
lam atbp aNm ytapHef
Nh1ael aSafner S,N zero.
~ rahttSN ErSotS SoagmeVsst'
tvtatji,IS Sh8p y Spnes, WV.
III ,,rr;cn,, cs;rn O,,erro,re cNEf;rs
StHtIlttuN UtlI SuIhtNuse A|ffshS
DDlt VuIfintpre,
Gfhce: SCr. go, gecpncfrSGe
Wcr5idtrt geacn gerluIt unb Stba6en turn ,feuer IN
Der Siabt uub I'm 6puntp.
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.1ance'8 3niammengeiebter
teiltrdfiger Unborn (pcdrbsnnb).

cOnutItWNUY. ~"
gteier aubefannte, lang bepabrie, beliebte artifeI
ee8en :Sniten. @rtaltuns. 6etieritit u. (. 4. fttbt benz
gnbitiuti nod ddt u. rnreriSIidt Su @ebpte, unb
nbldton neuerbines piele meberne u. Ser%Sisnterma6en
MIR bod, Oh eS eineS oibf, peIGes, spex1 anaetparbt,
bic peripro6ene @triune In b6berem GRADE btRtt aiS
Der 2aneef&t9anbp. DerieItt tR IL Ns6eteu
~ s 20 Wy. perpadt. 3 padete fokea q.
sen o. Ssses,
lJan11-) VI. 108. DaIttnsrssv.
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b9lsaften Wdrftpreiiert
EsSs JXzs EFfs2NBS altimpr cs&cbic
Eifcuhnhu.


Gm uub rab . lie # q, ben 8. Gan. 1865.
8cben tIali6 bret 3ise spilden Baltimore, BbseIin9
u. parterstir9, unb spar:
Ypftiua = iibrt tdBltdD (Sonnta98 auseenomnien)
I'm s llbr so Win. irlb bon Baltimore alb. Der
9rpreb.S 6neIItue tdglib (Spnnta8S etrts
iflieBiid) D(or9ens 10 l1br; Der Observation-Disclosures
Sebt t69lt6 (Seuutae8 ausSei6toaen) I'M 0 l1br 46
". 3adnl. bon Cumberland mad qDbeeIine.
&lle oieie 3i9e ftlebeu lid gu Setatr u. gartsrss
burg ben Sl9eh mad allen Vnnften I'M Weien, Slbs
gDefen II. Jtcroipeltrn an.
Der Srebert6er Ieep M nj 0 baton s.
3 II 9 rcrl66t Baltimore Radmitta8s UNI A llbr 80
Diu.-Deri2Ibe Sus Serlast auf Der Getourfabrt Sire.
oerid nm I lBr Is ~. irub ti8lt4 (Sonnta8S ausse-
romrlcn.
Ser gItcptt'S WtIISsSua atbt bon
8alt. nm 6 Il. 20It. II. nm 10ll friib II. 3.3ONab. Ii.
bon @licptt's Wins un 7 llbr 40 W. II. IL nbr 80
NJ irlD uno s ubr Nad,m. ab.
0endb @aibinatpr.
Abiabrt bon y baltimore: nm R5. 7.05, 8.45
llbr Botmittda8 uuo nm 3, 4.20 u. 7,45 rbr GbtnbS.
e%ernnia9s nm $50 II. S.46 frlb II. 400 Ra6m.
uno $50, 4,35 II. 7.30 abtnbs. Spnntaa8 7.30 frib
unb 2.SU II. 7.30 Gbene8. Ole frub sos (ua1 IN,
~narcIisl lno s.45 II. giadm. 3 llbr (nlir BON gaItts
mpre)- 3uee, lctpie bic irlb 6. 90 uub Ratn,. . 80 bon
g8aibin9tpn abgebeneen Suae balten AT 81 q ;nfteu
an. Der 7.05 rib bon baltimore nrb be - rib
BON gDa ibtngtpn a~b9tbsnse Sug l6liebsn li1 Siscn
eet gnnaprliier Babn an. O~urb3ige na9 annapolis
aebrn epn Baltimore AUD rub S.U5 II. Ratti. 4 llbr
uro BON 2IunappIts mad Baltimore trlb s. 40 II, go
unO 3adnt $40 ab, an alien We9itatienen ntrolib
bon anraPo;i8S junction anbaItenb.
gSe6en peiteier g%lustlnft, lprpie 8abrbinste aIer
grt u. I. 10. nence man lid an S. Z. england,
ADenten in Der 3aneeii- Citation. ppsr an has Billet
Bureau. 10. y. g III | / y, SrantrcrtmeiiteI.
(27-l 4. Wt. Seie, Saipt- Bileia9ent
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3tref tn Gtnem.
Snberldifasr 6oar . Graenaer

1tret tn Otrem4
5uSerldif3er Daar . Grsengcr
1ettss 6aarpntmittel
Bah aue feeenannten S~aar-Gruser beasben ana
@aftr, fpcrin Subfanjen entbaIten anb. Sic boS
paar alstrodnen unb baburd elm dxberes HQtttfi .nm
puseil Der Saare n6tbt6 nader; auein -
&entf&er
NJ cline Ws,ttuno bon axresenbtn 6priets NH ,,.l.
e aussf tgrsn ptssererieiisenttn gisenf&aften ~.
5aarpusmiitI
60 10 unerrep6bar ais et5pu
zines hppta m%alIenben
pauptbaareb,
unb BEST bic gteeni9aft
8rauem 6aar
tetue
Natur'
&c il isln 6aarfarbemtttel unb 10 .inEaS ossm Ia:
iann. ~ lE 1TTl T''' s'p'autcH
erets q srp Slalme. 4sfst
p gu baben Set tlH Ja s
6etb g. banet
R9.-Nean ~psrIanss ap3'
4anter taat
@tmtfdes
uab nsbus tttaen snbtru, ''YTant,A
~lN'
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WaIhin9ton.
@ermaniasTeucr= i6ermne8.
SefeQfbaft BON Metp= yprfs
M8ertur Nr. 80, Narfet Spee,
Maistnston, .. 6.
Da 3r. 81. 5usle, General gsent, feline apinntir
fioa %rfiignirte, ipnrbe
s. M~hblingDaus
ais Ha6fcl9er ernannt uno III terielbe bonn beu.isen
Gage Der a1Ietntge Ggent.
= Tesbalb bort ale 0erbiucung, ,pelde gDm. Rabe
NIT Der Obisen @eeafdaft battle, bon bieism aa8s
auf.
l. UcSember 1855. -.
Rorts- 5iIaer, Sob. G. Bate, SlrboIpb Garrisue.
9rdfeent. Sefretdr. Dieeprd5. (264-)
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NuauGt s. Repsr,

Dtt0itet ~ &1eDsE,
Glsber tn Ger Strma sDm. EapiiOn 4 Sp.l,
VI. 100, ,N~ef>ppnbosbD,
An ideu stebts II. GDarlesiir, Baltimore.
Sgeut fir III. StlDen q Wcpbetp'e
Serubmte Sirnifie4
lfaeSifdnt nne SAMPLER In 8fefwe eff (sebtt,
2tac), R~tntfarbeu, 2eim, Ganbpap er.
Slad. &lanM e~ppptraS, Serpeu.
tin 0eL 3alptttr Sitt, JarbenN.
Gin cclitSnctter Bprratp obs9er Btrnlie, ebemi.
7alen, 6orxn &c. itets sprrStbio iu ben
btuSsften Idrftpreifen+
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ST. GSincI0ir & EDmn.

UEF ~EWVFWEF " VVNFHFI
R~oSritaplfn nDu Adec9erdtbihcIten u. Wfa'
Ihtncn, 9itbter un5 3mpprteure BON 9ar'
tells IL, 6elbsS dmereien, Sutmpfansen
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-03-09

THg PRESIDENT ASH The kIcHMoND
ExAnIsEa,-A 'peci.I disps'ci. from
Washington to the Chicago Tribune, Of
the &c nit states that The order of ten
GRANT SURPRISING The Richmond Eron,-
tner VAS issued wilhou, tie knowledge Of
IresIdent Jon >soN, AID was rev, ked Nv
the Presidents direction 1t seems The
President wrote 10 Gen. GRAM requesting
that be would revoke the order. This
ten. GRANT refused The President then
wrote again, making the same request,
but Gen. GRANT again refused HE
Ire'iden. then, in the face Of Gen.
GRANTS order, gave POLLARD permission
TO resume publication
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-03-09

PAI' FIJI ACCIDESr III Madison, on
Il % u.t.. Gu >RL: ROBINSON tcrtue,l,
conLecred with tho h lscousin batter,
while assisting III filng a na,innai salute
IN honor of NAstI1. GroN's blrhiav. bad
one arm blown # aud otherwise li1reu
il tie face and bod by the pren,slure
discharge OF the canton. His irju'ie.
~ere severe, bu. he Ia i'll q fair NAY OF
recovering.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-03-09

F \ Republican editor, whose moral
convictions we're above those of bis party,
not being willing 10 torment bis con.
science, retired from his editorial portion
with the following vaiedictory to his pat
rons :
The undersigned retires from the
editorial chair with complete conviction
hat ail is vanity FROM The hour he
started his paper TO the present time. he
has been so!lclled TO lie upon every given
sui jec', aud can; rtnleu Der ever lsvlrg
told wholesome truth without diminish
my Bis subscription list. or making All
enemy. Under tkesc circumstances OF
thai, and having thorough contempt for
himself. lie retires in order to recruit bis
moral coEeti: ution"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-03-09
Execution.

DR.. John w HUGHES tbs murderer Of
Miss Tsuz.n Parsons. OF Bedford. Cuya-
hUya cvuC,y. Ohio. Was executed in In.
rour;, jaiI ~ Cle,el8n3 Al seven ,uir,,es
past on. o'clock, op Friday, the 9 h ult.
lie had eloped TO Pi,>burg ola with this girl
of seyeu,een Years Of age, on the lGrh Of
December. 1864 They were nai.led on
the following a.y. and he wssar,as,;d or
III. 21,t ON ,Ee cha,p. of siulerv anu
b,van,, was ,,,.d. encet 10 the Den
iien,iar1 for one year bu, VAS pardoned
ou, in five mouths or six uou,hS. He re-
tur, al in Ma,. 1864 and ,j.;,ed Tan,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-03-09
The President and Gov. Cox.

Gov. Cox Of Ohio, had an Interview with
President JoussoF on The - b, An ac-
coun, Of which written TO the ohio IL EN-
Der. OF Congress, il published. The Preei
dent -apre,.ei in il his desire for the ear
lest possible restoration Of peace on The
basis Of yaIis; said he WAS no: against
the Freedmen Bureau in toto; that his
constant aim had been 10 stimulate loy
atty in the South. and thn, he desired to
have Congress &c, on .hs same principles.
He declared that legislation hy Cong,es.
to pro;e,. The freedmen by United States
courts Of irferier jur.jicti'n, in all c.,es
where The State. DID not themsevs. do so.
Tho President lhen referred brr.f, 10
the fac: that men have been rejoicing over
hi. veto message, saying tina. II these men
IN good faith adopted views Of the
policy he had h;n-elfh-ld and &C ed upon
and which be had 90 fully elaborated in
bis annual message and exclaimed thai
the country surely could have no cau.e to,
sorroU 10 that. II di,Ioyal men and rebels
every where, Nor,h aad South, should cor.
daily give their adherence to the condi
tons Of restoration be had informally in.
sisted upon. he thought, that WAS precise
the kind Of pscifcaiIou loyal men every
where would r-j"ice In. The m"re they
were committed 20 such Il course, tue bet
ter he would like it; for il they were mol
sncere, they would at Ieas. diminish their
power of dangerous opposition in the fu
iure. iIls whols hear. was with the true
men who had carried the country through
the WAT, and he earnestly desired to main
tain cordial and perfect understanding
with them.
lhis sentiment AMI purpose he regard,
as entirely consislen, with = determined
opposition to The obstruction policy" of
;huse extremists who as he bv!ieved would
keep the country in chaos till absolute
ruin hi CHI come upon IA.
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A Man Walks One Hundred Hours
Without Sleeping

The Port.mcu'h (N Ii )Journal gives
the following description II the tea, of
walking 100 miles IN loo con>ecu,lve
hours, perior med in that city lasi week BY
Johu Seav-r, aged swenty Ave:
Ou " eunesda, alteinoon, al the clo.e
Of The Ills. ~ hours { lie match co,umenc,
ed al +. Vi. on The previous da, he be
came weary, and fe,l u stronger di>posl-
lcn IL sleep than he after~ experl.
tnced. luis WAS driven Oh, but The effort
produced seveie hea,ache, which con
ahued through the remaining nay. On
thursday lac ieit dro~sy, but was 30 .xcl,-
eu siIat LIE ~uu!u SIT down without mapping
Every hour The clrcui ing the room AZ
ti"es "as regular, peIiormsd, III ,in ss
iaLglng truu, - 10 80 m,nu,es On that
surnang lie began 10 he discouraged, and
,xpreeseu wish 10 sbandun turher ei-
lon. Ills advisers persuaded hHn and he
ieuo" 90 ILLS tttuIts, and, rs he expressed
II, with urteru.lpeu viii 10 succeed.
FuuaJ, lbe thlia day, rs he ~as NOR
""keIui, Ills nervous excitement having
i''c' e"sed-p'obaoty b, the strong s.a
"hicn MAS nie "ni! beverage. Ills mead
as banuaged, anu tattec With rum aLn
s'um he4ueu,ly lie stumbled t"m
~eakners and "eaflnes., bu, GOT up with
OUT neip. Sa'uiusy, The fourth and a>
day. "aa one vi ~eaIlbess, aching limbs
acling heau, anu prosus,l"n lie lequr
ed ~ be supported As he went his l,.,u'iy
rounds. In the Us IL hour he ialn:ed aud
Ioii. Every hour OF iiie last four he was
tathed all over with rum AID alum In
The " II lie again lei. sith iaintness The
last hour HI iehgth arrived, and with his
as>lstau,s lie colt LleIed Ills ~ circuits IN
80 minu es. lie how Iecei, eu fl e.h ener
=, trum the idea that he had accomplish h.
81 the tea snG unalded, he literally dIagg
ed his tube once lnuie around nu hail, to
show that ho WAS suii awake; and AMID
cheers OF a large xudlsuce, no Iellred al
IL. 8 O'Clock.
la AL hours time he was at his hons
and Oh his pillow, no doubt, like >anch"
! ANA, g. b;-sslng Tho man who first ,n-
vented sleep bun for hun sound sleep
Perry, WAS with bun through the night,
awakrrg h:m every hour. lie WAS under
so stiuug nervous excitement thai he had
at tlnes 10 be held Ia bed b, his at,en-
dants Ills dreams were feariul-of more
mile. TO travel, and that bis bardages
we're lost, aud that his bathing materials
had given out This VAS evident bl his tx.
plantations. On Monday morning he WAS
better, but no has not Yet got nd of the
s~ elHuy ut his liluos. OF ~eariness in his
back. aud Of his headache. He cook bis
meals regularly during the four DAYS, sId
such Guses as the doctors PREPARED
Mr.. 5 teis US that he went TO the ex-
tent Of human endurarce-Ee has no idea
that he could have sustained himself three
hours longer. Although he realized 5000
on the bet and $3.50 as admission fees,
yet ten times that amount would not IN
dnce him ~gain TO make like effort.
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tCr AT ELB,ws 1t is veiv rad to
watch the grn,iuai falling into ou'>at-el
bo~ism "f things new and bright and love-
IN; The gradual decay aud disln1tgra;lon
Ut v bat ones looked H. solid ps granite.
and ~ d able rs the everlasting hills
FOR thlng-, H. We'll A. Peep =. gel out Al;
elbuws; aud Time ~taIs hoes IN feeling
a. well as IN velvet and CORDUROY. Love
and hope and happiness ard a,bration ali
90 thiea,ibare. and fall into rents a> the
months pass on and winter tro>ls wirher
up aud blight the las! of the summer flow
rrs. In the Youth AID heydv of orr
life our mural elbows are GOV, red an inch
lh'ck With ge"orous PADDING; and we
scout rs sacrliege the idea thai noe shall
ever go ragged. whatever happens TO our
u-iybbors impossible that we. burning
tiery no, with p"el,y and zeal, should ever
calm down into prose and vu gar fractions
that our phllanihropic designs for re-
generating mankind, should tub>ide into
trading on our Deighhot's necessities
that our poetic d. hts into the regions Of
the beautiful and the true should end in
the lcarian sea "f the u efuI aud the ex.
pedleut. -AV the Yrar Round.
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@ We learn from Paris Of anoihe

GE We learn from Paris OF another
American lady being married into the
ranks Of The French sristocracy and &C,
lulred The title Of countess. Miss KATE
pHALEN, daughter OF JAMES luALsS,
Esq, of New York, wa. on the il h OF
January, married At the Church of ST..
PHILIPPE de Roule, to the Count NAEgoxE
DE LARA. An elegant dJeuncr WAS given
at the residence Of the brides father, q,
which the American Minister and lady and
Major General ScHoyIELD we're present.
This is the second daughter OF Mr. 2. who
bears :ltle-,he eIdes, being the Vis-
COUNTESS DE GADRiAc
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diplomatic "A reply Of Secreiary
SEWARD to Dir. BlGELow's disparch en-.
closing the Il eech OF tbs Emperor NApoL
EoN 10 reference TO Mexiran aff.lr has
been printed, and was forwarded TO Europe
Oh the 2lsl at. Mr. SEwAkD alludes with
considerable severity to II. and denies the
assertion Of the Emperor tia, our govern
men, had been lnvi'ed to JOIN France 10
her Mexican intervention, before The ill.,
PRODUCTION OF rEeuch troops into the army
OF MAxiAlL1As
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N A N ] r o w &C:
kRlDAY MORNING, MARCH o. 1866
Lets 20 for En-"

Let's g>for elm " SAYS HE Tribune TO
,ss W'ssonsH Uemokrat Isn't there
something cminous terribly threatening
~ sbs phrss. as used bs he Here ules Of
she 1'r,6anes Both have been in the
army; both Dave seeL r:y.rs OF blood pass
before them - Calm and uucoucerned u.
hA,,alons OF Scce.h Both on many \
cory tie!d have achieved pr, digious deeds
Of valor, and both understand thoroughly
she mysterious meaning Of The phrase
iuss quoted. We'll may the umid b.
hushed 10 awe and silence when those
thrice furious champions col Guide 10
jointly "go for en-" and well NAV the
late Board OF Supervisors crouch in awe.
stricken terror when they mutually hulI
their weapons OF destruction sgalps. their
TOO contjdlng and ihnocen, tosous.
We warn the sviI.doers of eve-~ de.>
eription-the lame, the blind, the decrepiG
and the bel pl.ss Of all ages and conditions
TO beware! Beware! for your ac,s are
closely scruiirized, and yourseIves closely
watched by two huge over grown ToA
THUMBS WHO would gaze upon your
crimson gore with IA much song 1roid ss
does Butcher" BHows upon lha, OF the
innocent and perhaps breachy OK which
he in bis wrath sIaye,h. BUNKER