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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-08

The confession Of the Philadelphia murderer ada
nothing new to very horrible story. The object OF
his stupendous crime was considerable sum OF
money; but, it happened, eight murders were com
mitted aud only few dollars obtained. The teVes
of one murder made him commit them all, and hls
terrible gut of blood rendered him indifferent to o.
cape or capture. We have heard of no great crime
which has less doubt than this, more mystery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-08
CONGRESS.
SENATE.

7-Resolutions we're offered to settle the accounts
of Nevada and to print 5000 copies OF the opinion of the
Supreme Court on taxing National Banks passed.
resolution TO reduce the number Of copies Of the Patent
Office report from 10000 to 1000 passed. and the eSo
luton 10 cancel the Volunteer Army Register was recon-
mitted The motion to reconsider the Trumbull amend
ment TO the PostOice appropriation bill was debated al
length, and finally adopted, II to H. Adjourned
HOUSE
Resolutions adopted directing tho Judiciary Com
lev 70 e,u. 80 gr2pnc. Of rcuoTtins bill rreei1-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-08

Fouyp DEAp.-A man, who subsequently, proved
"a h. Frederick Hussey residing at No 10 chrysts It, wa
found dad in an at No eel West Twenty s'rhe
hs CAUSE death Ia unknown ct resea but lao oass w
Do thoroughly Investigated bY tho C9raner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-08
NEWS OF THE DAY.
FOREIGN NEWS.

The steamship China, from Liverpool April q. VIA
Queenstown April - reached Halifax yesterday, bringing
two days later news.
The Reform bill was, on April %, passed to second
reading by vote Of 35 to 3l3 There various spc
cuations as TO what the Government would do
New complications have arisen between Austria and
Prussia Austria demands to keep her troops on the 1al
ian frontier the footing she regards herself
menaced by Italy Prussia, that account, refuses to
abide By an agreement of mutual disarmament, 70 which
she had consented on April II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-08

The House yesterday voted that speeches on the
Reconstruction Amendment-whlch is the special
order for to.day-shal not exceed 80 minutes each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-08
Amussmenis.


rus EVENING ats, IT Is NEVER TOO LAIE 70 70 MIND
No. FeSere Robinson John Gilbert Cias FISHER, MAX smith
80. Holland Youns Ho,on b J. Rng,od, Browne Wiiiu
-, 1r,isrn Leonard Barnes Wilson Wlkinson Pope ware
s uiss lone Burte Madeline Henriques Miss X Bsuet
s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-08

The Times of yesterday morning claimed that 1t had
the RUSSELL Bancroft correspondence exclusively.
Our neghbor should always wait for its morning
TRIBUNE before it speaks positively of the news OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-08

Copperhead member of the House tired yeSter.
day to have the Reconstruction Committee discharged
from its work. but the House thought not, by9O to a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-08
nLYMPfc THEATEI

THIS EVENING A. a TllE TfiRfE GUARDsMEN. Ms.
John Wood Msdsne MeihulScheer Nj. Kate Newton Nests
Fswcett Rowe, g. Bonface j. T. studey C. IL Kockwe.
" Garrison. J. H. stoddsrd Geo names, James Lewis j. j.
AZ nd J. }. Leigh, c. II. Morton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-08

Joint resolution was reported and passed yester'
day in the House. exempting crude petroleum from
tax or duty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-08

THIS EVENING. at 7l-CONNlE SOOGAH, or TUE MEAR
mo OF TIE GREEN Nj and Mr. barney Mis-. b,ne,
(rsv Mis- IL r 0raiian Messrs c. Wacot w buroushs w
D,ss isou, H. Bland Blennan n Decker H. Nms taton II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-08

WOODS TIEATER. -
THIS EVENING, THE ELVES; Or, THE STATUE BRpE-
NAN THE GOOD FOR NOTHING: The Worrel Sisters Madame
Strsbnssr sud fgu company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-08

NIBIVN UANDTN.
TtiS EVENING, LEAH Miss Ida Vernon L.ah. Mssus y
{ Covper Geo BcdSs = O. Burnett Blaisdcl r T. Hone'.
l. Ration Dzuvers Rende Ms Farren Clappman, Mseter Miss
Burke Mis- Everett
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-08

CHOLERA,
TYPHus AND TYPHOID FEvRRs
Thar CAUSES CHEMICALLY DESTROYED
By THE UsK DIsIsrzcrAsrs
THs New YORK DIsISFscrANr CoxPASr
necessary safety OF the public heath ha, powerful and
r,u Dsneotan be used in all chambers closets
ryie. as urin nurseries, sick cutters and wherever
the of usive slnell possibly exist.
A. ua1oubd Of Cholera Feve have appeared in W
ty az Typhas aud Typhoid almost constantly prevail it Is
advisable recommend the general of Disineeant'
EVERY HoTsE sHouLD HAVE Dr.. CouRrARErs fLUID
Every Roox OUGHT HAVE IT.
EVERY PERSON Musr HAVE s PPLY OF IT,
Every STABLE SHOULD CLRAYsKD WITH IT.
RAILROADS OUGHT TO CARRY II.
STEAMSHIPS AND Musr CARRY IT.
Hospitals AND PRIsoSs MUST EACH Assist IN KEEPING
AWAY THIS DREADFUL DISEASE USING FREELY
DIR. CouRrARErs DIssPgcTASr.
being used by the SANITARY POLICE and ScAvESGERs
,uder the direction of the Board HEALTH THs CITY.
BcH)0L
ir UsKp Tbs BOARD oP CHARITIES AND CoRRscTIoS
IT "a sgIso USED Mosr OuR SEAG0ISG sTEAxsHIPs
POWELL THOMPSON.
No. ~ Ce1sr-t.
General snd sos Agents the United States and Cana1
to whom al orders should be sdiressed.
For g,s and General Dealers in the United states aud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-08

NETWORK CIRCUS. - -
THIS EVENING AZ g. EQJ ESTRi AN sud GYMNASTlC FER
fORMANCES Mr. James Robinson, Little Clarence Master
scssis, Mi James L. Cooke Nile. Carots De Berg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-08

BROADWAY THEATER
THIS EVENING Miss Adah Isaacs Menken IN MAZkfPA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-08
CHRISTY,s MlNsTRELs.

BRYANTS MINSTRELS. 49,
THIS EVENING. THE ELEPHANT. CHALLENGE DANCE
~ AVID ON OF PLACE. NORMA. BURLESQUE MALEPPA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-08
RARNltu,s AMERICAN MUsl

FOXS OLD BOWFRY THEATER
THIS EVENING DENILkIN Mes Fanny Herring Mss Emu
kcraods Mes. W II Mhaey. Harden. T. X toA ID OsNey,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-08

corncd g,ncrslly learn wisdom from the chsstening
experience Of thu future. % l.f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-08

LYONS INSECT POWDER, for exterminatiug Reaches,
Ant. and vermn preserving and clothing Moths The
original genuine signed L. LYON Al others limitations
Take no other Insect Powder LYONS Sold by oil druggists aud
by BARSEsG Co. No. 81 Park
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-08

BARNtlM's AMERICAN MUSEUM .
THIS AFTERNOON II 2 and THIS EVENING at II CLAUDE
MARCEL; Or Tmg IDior THE TARBEs-Mrs; Pryor MI.
" g. Jami.on Jennie CesveT, kehoe Scbe, Lehrun
A..r. Hsdaay DAILY W Janson, ii r. Johnstone Esyand
Isridgmsn Anderson Wilton ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND Cti
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-08
Business Y otires.

BY HENRY H. LEEDS 81 MINER, AUCTIONBBRS.
The Public are informed that by aud OTHERWISE
be found in the following Daily Papers JOURNAL OIL
IoaMsRGs TIMEs TRIBUNE and EvBSISG Posr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-08
CHEvALIER's LIFE PoR THE HAIR

VIII restore Gray Hair original COLOR strengthen and pronot
growth the weakest hair stop its falling out keep the hes
osn COOL healthy used freely contains nothing nju
unparalleled Hair Dressing and recommended and used
by Physicians Sold by all Drugg and at Office No
LIS Broadway " where information respecting the treanen,
Of the hair will be freely given, from to p
A 81 d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-08

CHRISTYS MINsTRELs 49,
EVENING. OLD SCHOOL OF MlNSTRELSf. BAL
LADS. COMICAL ACTS FARCES. BURLESQuES, DANCES,
SOLOS DUETS, ETC. To conclude with the farce. bLAOh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-08

STUDIO BUILDING No Is West Tenth s.. - ,
hibiiion Of " ARBbf
BY t.kin O. Need jn THE BATTLE STORY" LA CONTA
DlNELLA," LCHD,' and others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-08
WHITE, THE Halter,

No 303 CASALsr Opposite the Brsndreh HOu'sD
Deserves patronage for his eegn aud tasty HArs CAPS and sTRAw
Tor On and Yoaths Of the desirable character His
seot CT ladies' Misses and Chdrn equally Give him
alt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-08

Whole number in hospital May O.. ...'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-08

CBOLgRA. -CAswgLL, MACK & Co.'S HOME RENT
plz con2. al recommended by DR. IIamin in bis
letter Ty packed neatly 10 boS with vaiuabe treatise on
the ,eu causes prevention Of the disease CAswELL MACK
, "a roler Finh ave Hoel
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-07-21

lhs asss fssm. aad flss wFFffHi ~
vH#ssd n selfs illa ptlannef lmme
Alslely tIf liaVs aeH ~ bin. slsfi
vt musksi. mi allsmrts'i n F#mh
y lfgm ~ Hpaep
~ rmfsr 60 ! ' HHHe hhihl have
llui ene laaBt There waa allnfI
lnssianale aulFa IN 4 mamesi
Davis va AHaK ulrH hl# l,uI. aad
l'sfHt ~ nuf powerful asstilaHis
removed their hania ffum him. lhs
hlaehsmith aaf hls #a.lssHnia had
'ltme lheif wufk oaa seHfIne the
rlvei - che right ankle, while tlf
oallef turned the hey sa lhe mdI.ak
~ Che len Ihh daue. NJ. Il#vla
Ivy Nv a moment as IN 4 tulur.
Then slowly mialne himacIf and
turning follnd. he dfupIwd ne
shaekIeI fses 10 ihe honr. The harsh
claHk NJ The striking chain aeems
fret ~ have eealIcd him ~ he slfu.
ation, and dropping bic face lnlo he
hand, he hs'rsi into = passionate dpo'l
Of .obbina, rocking 20 aud ffc, and
niaiierinr a. brief intervals ooh,
ihe shame The shamel' II ma
here be stated, though ont Of its due
or'ler--ilai We may gei rid In haste
Of M unpleasant subject that Mr.,
Davis, some two months later, when
frequent visits had made him more
free of converse, gave me curioua
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-07-21
Marriage.

As almost every one feels interested
In marriage, we clip the following.
which most beautifully treats on this
subjects
Marriage i TO n woman at once the
bappicst and the saddest event Of her
life-it Is the promise Of future bli=.
raised on the death Of present enjoy
ment. She quits her home, and her
parents, her companions, her amu-e-
ments--everything upon which she
has hitherto depended for comfort,
for affection, for kindness, and for
amusement. The parents by whose
advice she has been guided; the sister
to whom she has dared 10 impart the
embryo thought and feeling; the bro
ther who has played with her, by
turns the counsellor, and the younger
children 10 whom she has hitherto
been the mother and the playmate
are all 10 be forsaken at one fell stroke
every former tic l. looscncd--the
spring Of action Is changed, and she
flies with Joy In the unsrcslden paths
before her, buoyed up wish The conf
dcnco Of reqnitcd love, sho bids n
fond and grateful adieu to the life
that l. past, and turns with excited
hopes and Joyous anticipations to the
happiness 10 come. Then woe 10 the
man who can blight such fair hopes
who can trcacherously lure snch 4
heart from. iis peaceful enjoyment,
and watchfnl protection Of home
who can cowarl-like, break the lin
sions which have won her, and de-
stroy the confidence which love ha.
inspired.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-07-21
"Hls Hand upon the Latch"
A rOrxa xIrs's sOxo.

Ny cottage home Is filed with light -.
The long, long summer day; -
But ahi dearly love the night,
And hail the sinking ray.
For eve restores me one whose smile
Doth more than mornings match
And life afresh seems dawning while
His hand 10 on the latchl ts
When autumn 6slds are thick with sheaves
Asd uAAdows eaflicr fall,
~ gTaps grow purple meath the caves
( A|oag our trellil'd WALL
14seming sIt-the sleepy bird M
Faint tvittering In the thstch-
70 wake 70 Joy when soft e heard
tlis hand upon the lsschi A'Ns
Ia The short winter afternoon lat
throw my work aside,
And through the lattice, while The moon
Shines mistily and wide,
On The dim upland paths peer
u vain his form 70 catch
lstartle with delight and hear
His hand upon the latch
fel am his In storm and shine;
For ne he tolls I'll day;
And bis tue heart know IL mine,
Both near ne and away.
And when he leaves our garden gate
Al morn, his steps watch
Thea patiently dill eve await
His haad upon the laichI
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-07-21

Fof the fhnoa hfAh
TO 9. y. 9, Looxahoma
Now, nature hath done we'll by thee,
Truly she hath made thee fair;
Thy upright blIihe and graceful form,
And auburn curling hair.
Thou art supplied with boundless witt
The shaf,s arc aimless launched,
Mindless Of the true hearts they bit,
Careless how wounds are staunched.
on have seen these arrows spent,
on the victims cringe with pain,
look 10 see II you relcns,
But alasl look In vainI
This sparkling crucifying dart
From your battery flying,
And woundIng lohi pray do not start)
Hearts that for your love are signing.
You have these pcrfections blended,
Witty, intelligent and fair;
But Carrie, dear, one things needed
Humility Is wanting there.
w.. r..
IOoxahomn, Dosoto county, July, 1866.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-07-21


The MmlsbA sYwTsnslehre W ~
ispgHai A. fi,ilis has lhs klImlas
The imaia VI lht aim atlm NJ llss
Ilsllsa afmf Il ablIllf. lhal n ~
tasffiau aIlflIfY, Nggm f#ms lIse
Italian Afmy ~ she A. aimsat ~ Efs
aheFa IN Enf0tn. hm Il 4 mAh wia
makes lha Austrian. The Italian
afmY, IN Ft.si ~ N fHune. meve.
~ The suggestions N lhe mind hui
The Austrian tY mIe md wmi a
command instinct, RnllIed ~ of,laf
y The chief propeller N ne hrf
ufdef, amounting N lasi ~ q SORT n
instinct, that ~ lhe seemi. The
Austrian army i ihefaEHe woflh
mofe than The italian IN a melhmIIa.I
luiIle With HccczaIyt evuIutlons tut
The italian 4 . superior 10 an asmuli.
wllefa ille fret dash breaks through,
wh>,hs t,sllaa a,e"a,.,. ...e'ssa., \
'orssIa" ,ha J a,.,,'a" 'su ss, '.'s',,'' W. ~
,l..ns u =. ,o,,,,'.,I, """ =, Wv, Y" ~. \.
,"hlad % y H. '' ,".,. ~ ,,,' n'a,a'nE s,, =, i
vema,l. T. h,a,'"a VII n.y. VII" ,,a,,a ~ =
..,,,la. ! ,,.' "',a'''' y. ,'"'a" Y.
A,...,.m a"q" e'. ,,'.', q. VIM ~ =, ~ wy
: ",,,."., .''l.,'.,' ~ T" '.,,,. ~ ~, '1". '
y w.. s's ~ "'Is''s VII I''n we !
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:" "''!,,s y, wv ,ss ,s''o ,,1.s = .e hh''
! "o'"'ab ''''' w. ~ Nv ~ q a1''' ,'s' nea,'
~ I 'o'ou . p"s .n"' IL -, ",pofa'
.,''.. W. ''"n''y .,' = '"s ~, pa''aen h,s ma
upn - Prpvln'ul W. '"s" ~ '"e s"'Yc''s
., ,ore'gn ,u's., ','.,. Inc austrian ,. !,
a,."y a,... nas ~, , .'ao,,'o" ,, !" nsn', ana
a'wsys W 70 nRn' WEI" en' ~ ,he emu
.a's'y .' : ~, - ,on''er. c n~.l'a nns ', ~
Wu!s 'os' 'e,'''o'y ,'oni wun D,P'o-
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-07-21

-
Ihe lsmWhslla lsssw n I@.l.
NaFp|tlh whssh Htps#fzd IA -,
siIHmhF IhsFsIsy. ~ - h. n
il~'yFw lhs'i.siss essy fI~afIy ~
Hlslsh ~ Il ~ st,si t.e<.s.
4HHaileH ~ fffasl. .as,<y.r ..sl|zs.'
The ls.ld ssdAsl'y ~ fssAIn- -.
cry n Hlsmsf5k. IN p'aheIak rfs~.
~ inie = IaflLms ~ AHstfifI.s u
ihai n essfihlswIak ne flssmzsI.
tHHfFsiffailan. anH defyine M
sflHl's II Au.sfls zHd N tke fhe.
it'lsfAslnh. AZ new satisfactorily -.
plalned We has understood III
.lvHR ihs purposes sad view. N ihe
FFsHrh Enpfuf, which, u develsp.
81 ~ Che letter nov Published. IaiL
mate vefy eleAfIy A fiIft<~< M nsaIs.
IaIa ll.s otier he had rlsudy e.laI.
Iished II Italy, and Ia.slly tie de.isc
md enofla II Italy d ressIn H.
Venetian territory. There i A very
fsIn. aud shaIowy sugssziion slat
Austria may be compensated by new
tefrllofIea IN The east, and thai ahe
may retain her great l<-iiian In Ger.
many. These are sIiIlefIng peuernI.
liies, but when he refers to Prussia
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-07-21

FoncE or HABrT.-There Is an
Eastern tale Of q magician who dis-
covered, by his incarnation, that The
philosophers stone lay on the bed d
. certain river, but was unable 10 de.
termine IL exact locality. lie there.
fore ssoIIed along the hank with {
piece Of iron, 10 which he applied
sucessively al the pebbles he lcand.
Az one after another they prodsopl
no change In the metal, he 6ang theu
into the stream. Al Id he Me q
the object Of his search, and shs irsu
beame gold 10 be hand ~, al.e|
he had become % ncru1Uue1 - ~
"touch and ~ noveueu1 lhal III
real stone vas iavuIsnlnyIIy 11roVz
Into the t;gst Aasf IL 6'azI, a.
Ic-s - MIN ~ eve1 Thh ~ ~!
aIIeuri~s lke ~ y ~ c5o1lll|
ne - lriet aad iIsuf111 = 1I1
hearsr, sk6s a ke4(& ~ l11@[l
>~ry shr right o.. No. - sll11
Il kshi'.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-07-21

Click, click. click, all day long
Went the types from the fingers fne,
As though thcy were lisping mystic song,
Or Whispering ghcstly chime.
with : nddsned brow and a sadder heart,
And bearing his burden alone,
Meath elsud Of woe he allowed his art,
With mystery round him thrown.
ro lovc now Lost had viihcred his lie
ToA crisp autumnal Leaf,
And hIs maddened brain and sonl IN strif.
Ran siet 4 bItterest grief;
For Reason, exiled, was Lost In the dark,
o. lhe hot tcmpest>fre Of brain,
And sven his soul. a. . rrelinR bark,
Would break, but In music-psin.
IL beautiful hair isll DER his brow,
A shade darker, too than the eyes;
V lip kin<d Ne curl neglccsed there now,
kobosom &c. answered bis ziEhk
Aad q through The dim dcwy nights . cool
Aad All throseh The burning day,
he worked With Ne sypcs. without copy o
nle.
To kshIsa his .ual'slov<lsy.
Nnsylae evsr, - u IN dream,
I'M De eyeli1s droop II Last;
81 ~ mn1ic nouetk on n stream
nos6h Ne besntihl nag that pssrd.
fvu VI lovs-vrsksd lIk, soothing cart
a1vAy,
klA ~ andlee nelodr,
iAesFh 4 ftll from broken iyn that isy
hhs went 70 eternity.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-07-21

BALrrxonk, July 0.--By ibe ar
rival Of the Cuba from Havana, shc
Oath, we have important newS Il h
reported through private sources ihss
revolt had occurred pcsr New Povs
Principe, the insurgents declaring
for independence. Troops were seni
against them, and q skirmish had
taken place. Several companies went
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-07-21
Gold and Greenbacks.

The following table showing the
value Of Grcenbacks from par to i7s,
Is of special interest al this time:
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-07-21

Fntes ~ seatHfpTt,s.
=. ~ ss.< i zasssss. fff lsea
4 maasAs s1Ha
- esssa tfft =
=. =. 4. zzzs. gff fff y
AyvKnfmfs0 HAffs
-. su..,- n szs Ilsss hiH Ia~Filas. ii.tg
80 .g.@Iaa.*I EaxfItH#. ~
~ N '.ss.I4sf advertisements Nv fec fllaH
- ~ ...zsl.s sEsfFfi q ne fz.f II iss At
=. w III .k~lf ~ sqsHFs NJ sash msasA
= ..,s. ~ retews.AThfss moaihs slol9a
4 msslhs. ftyHs
1..,'; n, ;.'sss "ss's'' trs,.. ~ss's, .sss
i ,s.,ss nsa.u ssa~.A. fIeoeg
is,rss-Tkf-s mas'hs, fIspee
EIs mssi1-. ; ts,sMse
Ississ saaihs. uaVl"'
u,,,..s< and siasasff uo,ieezl " nai more
,hss Ian IInss.-ffee, snd evsf len Iless, shsfsfd
Il regular advertising rates
An advertisements sf sthsfly peronal
,hsrws~f. wIiI hs shsfssa a. NE rate ef twenty
''ii TaI's'Isi notices Ia Local seluma 'wsa',vs
tsnts I,sf IIhs.
70 jo4 Work sf svsry description done with
ssslnss< snd dispatch. ..
Advertisements payable 10 advance ana jon
worn, on delitrfy.
Ia f'onurzfoxbfsrs,--whte plain, With Ink,
and on Ius one side of the sheet. Ten lines Of
oralnafy manuscript on letter paper, VIII maze
The New York herald., 1866-05-02
Great Destruction Of Private Fro.
Derty Of American, French and
English Residents.
LOSS TWENTY MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
The Spanish Admiral Threatens
to Bombard Other Ports.
In Details Of the Affair by 0ar Special Cor
respondent In the Dombarded City.
&c. &C. &c.

n steamship Costa Rica Captain Bradbury, arrived
- this port yesterday from Asplnwa the 2Sd ult,
bringing Intelligence Of the bombsrdent OF Valparaiso
~ Tho Spanish feet.
We are indebted to the purser for forwarding cor
ssspondence and files Of Valparaiso papers.
The New York herald., 1866-05-02

., VALPARAISO.
Its BQmbardment by
!, the Spanish.
The AtroclOus Orders Of the Spanish
Government Carried Out.
General Fitzpatrick and Commodore
Rodgers Protest in Vain.
French and English Ministers
Decline to Interfere.
All the Foreign Residents APP
pealing to the American
Agents for Protection.
-~~-~s,s.>>,-~->>-~~..,~.> -
Ahe Defenceless City Under
z Fire for Three Hours.
Churches, Hospitals, Custom Houses and
Palaces Fired and Destroyed.
THE CITY SET ON FIRE.
WOMEN AND CHILDREN KILLED.
Great Destruction Of Private Fro
perty Of American, French and
1nghsh Residents.
~~~~~Nn~~O-~~>~~<v--rs~
LOSS TWENTY MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
>-~-~I>1>e~~>~-~.,~-.~-
The Spanish Admiral Threatens
to Bombard Other Ports.
t -->---~r>o~-~~~~~---
Z Details Of the Affair by 0ar Special Tor
respondent In the Dombarded City.
&c. &c. &o.
The New York herald., 1866-05-02

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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-09-13

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