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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-08-04
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-08-04

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Sdt Der SaCap. UNI 5tsR Sirage.
ono. 5o2.(
2DT srblslttn cine reue Stnbuna
Saroe0tn,
&ndppis,
Sara Gdftt,
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Cherry gDsins,
Nran;ofthtn @rantp,
S'a!Ienll dee SIiSe.5f,
Hsbft Stri6iteenr n aneertn a!ttsin.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-08-04

vi" Waedbsn pirp p%,rluuat
3ar Wsrri8tuns baus!ider @rbtitsn AGA n autt as,osh,ro
""s''" ~ ''I'asen "H Stnr5 Wtbeer,
l7is Straft, nabt ben Central
Wspr. Sbeps
The New York herald., 1866-05-29
rrng NORTH AMERICAN LLOYD.


THE NORTH AMERICAN LLOYD.
i orr cowr.. Isle - wishi. Nay fsss
To Captain A. Jos Of the SoFth AHerican Lloyd steam
bsaR siHThe undersigned passenger. board The s.
Ne from New Yort 10 soah,nptos and Breinsn cannot
isin Of your character sgensn and Of your asshoa
To mos. psopie sea voyage T. dsasr-ssbe task and
upon he character oe-. u relieve Il. d,soom-
qaenuy. bat of hsve bren better sAshea Ia both
those rsspcc,s than have the occAon o. psssn
he Baltic eau boast qualities by Other
steamships have ever been upon. yon dear air. evsa IN
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We mar sso sdd that the saichfl care snd polite aten
Gas snss o. si .sSs 70 TOO s9 s@ soie
That sind rrovifencs continue ts waiehf.i care
ana .uspIesas Ip. Which you JUS, nsasaIasd msy
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xfkXfFhs s,lissa' swsisss'iH'
ri DAMON, New orie,a.
y 9; sArms and family rens
saS5 5sSiSgEE s-; I; oa,.s. s.s.
y iRaccs. ssa frsaei.,c
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The New York herald., 1866-05-29
MISCELLANEOUS.
A RrIvIok,L srmISg wAIEEs

~ IN CHOLERA nMES.
To rms BoAaD HKAHns-
two ara - rear; .so .sy,r.l s.y
E.yl". q gran,
o. and ..rt with The cordial spor o Inc .saies mcis.
SsaS ssssry nc .ssss.: ssa
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sy ir have the % NOS. rsravs snps mean. tsspss
most 'sasa.. "a many .sessa. q N. s.s.@s
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. n Jansrih n % Dr f simrsk Cha. wnslt Nd.
. k.sntnerer " %. o. w. Smith
The New York herald., 1866-05-29

CNOR SAVANNAH GEORGIA.
EVERY SATURDAY, AT 3P. n.
Pier - North River, foot OF Cedar street
EMPIRE SlDEwHIEL LINE.
The fast aud fayorite steamships
San SALVADOR. Atkins Commander. Sails June
MISSOURI. .Loveland. Commander Sails juno
Freights and Passage reduced.
Through tickets issued 10 the Interior
For fright passage having elegant accoumodAtiony
apply to GARRISON ALLEN, Agents,
No Bowling Green
The New York herald., 1866-05-29
NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY 20, 1865
COAsTwIsr STEAMSHIPS.

COAsTWISE sTEAMsHIYy.
N - - iHE srEAsss r.si'RsE.. ssrr
WILL BE DEsriishESD S's sSs 'ifss'sfs Ts sssvs ~s
'tH1.gsHD4Sl ~ as,Ss. 'gss g,s, I s,.....v y
xn issiers mnS pass through tho roa onsse.
%si %SsSbsI 'ss Coz ssPa e, 3 South sss corner Dover
Eox BAvAxA .nEcr
~: y. % s.|se ss.,
day. Msyso st o'clost r Prseissy Sor Hsv.na For
s e. g H:: d:.:ss :sp'i y aAHklsos1 A1LsS agents.
NEW YORK AND vxsEzuELA NAIL LMs-LA.
sts.m:hip NcxssuK9 wa sAii from pisr 20 KAss rvsr
sSiiH sDUNSINa. ss sousns.rc..
TOR NEW oRI.EANs DiREcr.-rHE NKw yoKk
..v. % Jos 81 on Az
= ssS6s| s Isr | b.ss.y sSs .s.s: or passage 's
In bolton, VII ,:s's s ss s:.a s:.f s.s:s2y,
'''' -'''''''''' 'sHs ;. CROMWELL. co:
The STAR or rHB UNION foilowsJanss - '''"
r%EEIaIr % At EEPTGE1 5i,, JIs q, E4TEs.
sturdy june ssP1 from pic. s North liver r" :"
a FiGaM1S6 ,wios vssI C:sia Sis; second o.
iS'si sfi. ~ e. 81 ssSsd s
ALIEN X THO TiYSs%s' IG'' CO.. No. ss-lus orson
.is.%.hips The Al :.s..:hip AkIA6SE, g: 3: orsry
:s s:sard.s Nay sss g. ss f1ss e..:s ,Vs
I.a 8: % cRS e
CoR SAVANNAH, GEORGIA.
II EVERY SATURDAY. AT 3P.M.
r'' Ffss snS sSGs & eiats TIss street
sss sSIySpos sSf as Ssia: ii eo,smand.r sail. June
i s"s .sss Issssa June
Throcsh tickets issued 70 he helm interior: ....
.ps e; '''' or i.sin
LroR sAvANNAH-PIoNEER MNE:-
Tresh.-ioc per FOO, .ndSOc' per barrel.
o'P Isaac c'T' vt" ON sa.as sars s.ia asS s'A river "
a,,y having LEWIS LEWIS SoSss
Agent, IN s.v.uu.h-HUSrEp aAMMEiL
~" fssiaiiT A. sESsdicEg .s Rates
dFsEssL ;iesfassl i|ssp;HIs sSEsse.
WIN .-. raur.as;p pSss sr1. 49, from pier
rxssEkGER ACCOMMODATIONS UNSURPASSED.
~ freight 'i.isfi IisisaSaFfoS tSFis EoxA so Agents
f. ,ur SSsEAys wEExIS syE SsI,ls IISs1 ;ro
Gin soil from rlss street,
W" MURRAY. FERRIS CO, and o. South street.
ahSHiHh STAEkFsS9Fb nTNH % : CLASS STEAMSHIPS
Eaa moi Of rect
The New York herald., 1866-05-29

IIAvAyA, srsAL AND vsaA caux-AxraoA.
s-sss. s .sss sssss t1assf1 y i * NE 1.rs: ssS2
S.:ss:: 90. s:;.ss, sa ,:s. G ''' Ne '''''
N"6 6azx SEl4fEr. As..l = s~.A.s.
The New York herald., 1866-05-29

UVOR SAVANNAH, GEORGIA.
FRBI0HT AT REDUCED RATES
Cabin passage SO
The new. elegant and very fast passenger
sidewheel steamship
GENERAL BAKHEs,
Captain Thos IL. Morton,
WIN leave Thursday May 81, at O'Clock r. N. from p
8 North river
For freight passage apply 70
LIviNGSroS. RoxA Cor Agents.
68laberty street.
The New York herald., 1866-05-29

L,oR NoRyoLk AND CITY P0IST.-THg OLD LINE
EIH0AIlA Captain Coach, .vsy saturday. stsP: ~
eAnATOoA, Csptain King, cvrry "Wednesday, Al y. ~
a bEIxEkEN PALMORE
1i5 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1866-05-29

rsArpfrfzID SLATE ulsfgts-suryn,oe iSar.
M pearsDss n.Qrs sursbie. hsN Ne yrf-s ~ nsstt.
. n kJHwAHf, 60 Nlfn csenas en1 i1o mrs-~a~&y -
tsesn thirty ara and thirty sfss ssrss,s
nfAnpLg uASrErs~-mB sgsr ,n.Acg ~ rsg
M av rsrshsss ssss<. ns.sfls y fbs hi.ss s.sss
" Ess IsssssasA sre>t nsss fhs s.sss.. ss- Toe
IgAnsLE rAxrEIS Qy rhs, fysr yIsrsH AsD ~
Nhoy yif isrzufss i s.tss Co., az. ,A-s f fss s,sssS =
The New York herald., 1866-05-29
TRAVELLERS. GUIDE.


TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
I,oR BYE PORT cIysrEg AND GREYswfcH
Cenn.-etesro~r JOHN ROAgK eav~s fech slip pi-s
z, daily .is0 Rsisrans leaves orsen~ieh 81
I'oR sAG uARBoR. GRRgSroRr AND oRrgxr-
TIE new and 0rst eis.s steamer EDWARD EVERETT,
Captain Heny I.,ssson FROM pier - Ess river fcos q
p Re'urnlns WI sss iiarbor every MONDAY wef
ns.fsy rrisy r. ~ Tor freight passage sppr
on board oro IrI,,,sL xs:rss 81 70 .s ss%,. s.g
VIrpsox RIVER AND HARLBu RArLRoADs-
III Trains for Albany snf rroy cgnn~ciins With North~tn
and vesssrn Ne~ fors isfsou River Raj
rosa Thlrte,h street ana T4n,h sysnns IS aud 10 w.
sna ard u ~; and y. MAr,sm s'.,rs,d, trsgy.
~ N. train via Hudson River vll % Sundays
ss<pins cars susehsd " snd u y " tslss On r.
r.in ale, .,,sehsa sissg.as e,s svsy e.s siesp'Y
ana v " ws D. vxSDgRsILr. vses rre.sd.s,
EXCURSIONS.
Y,rrrRsIoxs -gxcrrsioS coxxfrrrgs CAV NJ
n surplsf 9TH s,ssmbs&is bsIgss snf Kcundg verr
rss.onssl- ,.rns ~ s.Ipiyins 70 scwssus LEWIS,
rss~<o stre~, room 70
N rNDYEHift. ~n make 81 sssur~en "a tots-'
Wood ,he 81, inst fc~ he b-s.ai - The csusntu.
snsrs ard tncFs who cnuts atng Tor The egkt
hoar .y.isrn; The s,ssasr .1 lss's Pa stp At ~
wiiIam.sefs Il i9. ky 3 Oh s,r.sI s.- yorl. sisx
A N, and svsry hear sfisr~Nrf-
TRANSPORTATION cnrRrH. MOTT srrgEI -Er.
tshsf of the frfs s<es stsfb~d W tks eherr.
tsinins tw~lvs hsrdrcs e1lfrsa rassts - ssub
The New York herald., 1866-05-29

E,OR SAvANNAH.-PIONEER MNE.-
ID First Cabin Passage, SIS.
Frctght-l0c. per foot. o0c. per barrei
The new aud elegant steamship,
TYBEE,
Capt. Croweli will leave pier No North river at
PM. on Thursday. May 81.
Foe freight having superior
apply to LEWIS L. JONES,
l3 broadway
The New York herald., 1866-05-29
TROTTING.
puRsR 81 80 kNp A PURSE OF slou.

3. aa8
The New York herald., 1866-05-29

L,OR sALE-OxE NICE BAY HORSE SIX YR~Es
old. sound and genle; also aae .srre horss 10 haS
Kind Of business Inquire l06 west Twenty ninth street.
~ the feed store
The New York herald., 1866-05-29
EXCURSIONS.

r,rcrRsioxs -gxcrHsioS COMMITTEES CAN M
Iss.onssl. ,.sms y ,Ipiyirs 70 seNssus LEWIS, "
The New York herald., 1866-05-29

reArsyiorRATToy CHURCH MOTT srpgEr
cnr.lo. 70 Jopss Wed. on "Wednesday. MAJ "a Iva.
IN behalf of the frrs sss srsfh~d tksf eher,a
tsinins ever ,w~lvs hsrfes eatfrsa TMssts - s@us
ehiIfren ksf yree.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-05-02

!, i A BIRD, "PLATISo Possux., = "A natur-
Alist saga: Last summer, while Walking in
my park, 4 ohserysd I, green woodpecksr
Alight on The ground some, 90 PAGES before
ma look around 70 see II hswAs obaery.
ed, then VI down and siuntStA death ht
stretching out himself motionless and hang
ing his tongue out as far as possible. He
occasionally pulled it in his bill. He had
selected place near IN ant hill. The ants,
thinking him dead, would cover his tongue
to devour II; when it was black with ants
he would swallow them and repeat his trick
until bic nav eeuld held 40 more.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-05-02

| Tho New Albany Ledger tells Of an in
fdividuai who had doub0esss been reading
cholera accounts, who presented himself be-
fore physician the other day, expressing
| apprehensions that be was about TO have it.
In a few hours he was attacked with every
symptom Of the disease, and the next morn
log was almost hopelessly sick, having pas
ssed through the various stages Of this ter
rible isease. 1t i,.a plain case OF probable
death from morbid imagination.
A joint stock company has been organ
lied at Cedar Rapids, Iowa. forihe purpose
Of building corn starch factory. The
amount Of capital stock Is $50 ono, which
has all been taken. The water power has
been secured and steps taken to insure the
early completion Of the building. which is
to be 20 feet go lare. and will cost $4,000
The company propose TO use 200 bushels Of
corn per day, or about go, 900 bushels each
year. This amount Of corn will yield 5000
pounds Of starch per day, or 100000
pounds per year. .as
A joke was perpetrated upon some Of
the residents Of q town in Wisconsin q short
time since. A wagr gave out that he.had q
"dime and pin - in his possession and desir.
cd TO rata il, whereupon number Of spec
n'atlve persons became eager to secure .
"throw of the dice in its behalf Thirty
or forty handed in funds for this privilege
but as soon as the raf1s was over, and the
name Of the fortunate winner declared, the
facetious friend cody drew from his pocket
q ten cent piece with pin through it. and
with the most audacious gravity presented
It, congratulating him 1T the same time up.
on His good fortune. general laugh
ensued, and the wag in Precipitation Of his
villainy, treated to the oysters.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-05-02
Foreign Gossip.

A man At Ottawa, G. W., for attempt.
ing to destroy his life in a ct Of Jealousy,
was sentenced to seven days. imprison.
ment.
There is young man in Bohemia,
twenty three years OF age, who speaks
thirty languages, including those Of China
and Japan. s
A Fcnian Sergeant in the English army
was eenfenced TO be shot for treason. Queen
Victoria commuted his sentence to penal
servi,ude for life. Gsag
The Prince of Wales witnessed recent
launch, and, after it was over, the wcrkmen
took the plank on which he stood and cut it
into chips, as souvenirs.
Gen. Prim has been sentenced to be
shot BY the Spanish authorities; but, con-
sidering that ne Is in London, he will prob
ably not feel very bad about it. s. vs-ss.-
| DIR. Livingston recently stated in lee.
ture that no less than 40 missionaries sue.
cumhed TO the deadly effects of the climate
OF Africa, before single conversion took
! place.
One hundred years ago Germany had no
surplua agricultural projects other than
vine 10 day with nearly a ouadruple
/ population, she exports all manner OF agri.
cultural products, including cattle and
sheep.
The earl Of Harrington, who died late
| ~ IN France, Of consumption, WAS just o.
age. His title ami estates, worth E3O. Oot
! year, 60 TO s poor devil with Is children
who has been scratching hard for bar,
living. s n8 @sn
--Thirty-six thousand "moves" occur OF
an average every year in Paris--generally
in April. The business Of ..moving'' il
carried on BY firms of great skill in hand
ling furniture. often packing the furnitur,
of a whole house in one van.
! Whatever may be said about Napoleon.
/ private character, scandal has never yet as
sailed the empress, and she is admitted BY
all to be as pure and irreproachable in her
| private character as Queen Victoria her
| self, who Is the model Of all excellence il
I this respect
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-05-02

Y
The following we clip from the Chicago
Eoensng Journal Of April 25,h: s
When hundreds, are in yeslinr in Gin
Concerts every day, and thousands Of others
| are intending TO do so, a word about their
respective claims may be Of some import
ance. We advise all our readers to govern
| themselves by the following facts:
LIST The National Gift Concert Is the
T only one owned and controlledi by q party
Of established business reputation and abil-
ity. Martin O'Brien, the proprietor, car.
ries on large legitimate wholesale and
retail business apart from this enterprise
and of ten times more value. Indeed, the
c'ncert il used b. him merely to- advertise
his regular business, ami not as means Of
masking money. On this account be is able
to give in prizes the money that the pro-
prietors OF other concerts must retain for
their own profits.
"a. Mr.. O'Brien is the only party who is
vitality interested in zmaxing the drawing
AID distribution Of gifts fair and honest.
His success in using it for an advertising
medium, and indeed his entire future busi-
ness depends upon making his concert salts
factory to every ticket holder. His past
experience in these matters 10 the best
guaranty for the future. OF the three gift
enterprises already carried through by HIM,
we have never heard word of dissatisfac.
ton. In every instance the prizes were
ready for delivery before the drawing, and
were all drawn and all delivered as fast o.
called for. And be is the only one who has
never postponed the time Of drawing.
3D.. Dir. O'Brien is the only proprietor OF
the gift concerts who gives full list Of his
prizes completely numbered, and who gives
q full and satisfactory explanation Of the
manner in which the prizes will be drawn
and delivered This he does in meath
5ou,4d BOOK which, besides this, contain:
many valuable statistics, and Is sent free o.
chorge Nth eueay ticket.
9TH. Mr. O'Brien's concert offers better
inducements than any other concert or gif,
enterprise il existence.
1t gives larger proportion Of its prizes
in money than any other.
1t is the only one that gives its ticket
holders the privilege of exchanging their
prizes for other goods.
Il is the only one whose small prizes are
not made up Of cheap jeyelry or other
worthless articles
Its the only one that is extensively pat
ronized by the citizens Of Chicago.
9Th. If you are not satisfied of these
facts, ard that O'Brien's.is the place to buy
tickets, we would suggest that you send
your money to some friend, or to any relia-
bic merchant, banker or editor in Chicago,
with Instructions to invest in the most relia-
Bile one without naming any. In ninety
nina cases in hundred they will buy at
Q Briens. ~
9Th There is no danger Of losing money
in sending by mail. Address plainly, NJ.
O'Brien, l22 Dearborn Street, Chicsgo, and
] ousw will receive tickets and book by return
mall.
Read tia advertisement on the third
page. 4
Remember the drawing takes place May
Slst. and the tickets are nearly all sold
already. a. e
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-05-02
rakc T!mc by tho rsrc,ock.

The miasma which generates epidemic fsyars Is now
rising In clouds under the blaxng beams Of the dog
day sun. Every living body, as well as refuse animal
ard vegetable matter e,nts unwholcsore vaposS add
ID crow IA cifes and tho dense asseublakes which
bpsiuess and pleasure call together tho elsmsals Of
disease evolved. Tho pressure upon e-sry vital
organ never % great in the nsr snd ccmmou
that thsss organs rsaulro 70 BE- rein
forced to meet il. ys 80 s5
We hoEd our lives to SPEAK, On repat+r1 lease.
spd this Is tho when tho process OF dap.aatou
Is most rapid and repairs most required Therefore
Mud w. prop a,,d sssss,n s ro,eers II Hasnre with
tina. mighty vegetable recnpsrans. HosrEriER'S
nlrTERS. lie who takes 1t r.ay be said to ciatac
himself in sanitary mail, against which epidemic
disease viii hur IL poisoned Oh ,fts ID .sia. Ths is
NJ grasuitous assertion, but great msdicel (acs,
atteetea BY twelve years Experience 10 cmats
Of the Aabitabl- gl9ba. Extremes Of Temperature
always disturb the fnnctions Of the stomach the bow
els the liver and tho skn Il is through these tina.
tho most dangerous malades assaii us. Tone them
In advance With HoSlETTER's BlrTERs. aad a.;y
heat and malaria.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-05-02
Cautious Testimony.

The following, which we take from III.
Meridian faiss Messenger, shows how O.o
Dan Tucker stands an examination:
Amusing scenes sometimes occur in our
County Court. AS q general thing coiored
witnesses have q terrible ides Of Courf and
its awful ceremonies; and giving evidence
with them, is accompanied by shifting OIL
the knees together and painful confusion
of the tongue. There was one on the stand
The other day, whose manner was as delib.
crate as his answers were guarded Old
Dan Tucker, plaintiff, vas called ca to test.
ify against Henry Giinc, on trial for shoot
ing fuckers dog There was cautious
smile playing around Daniels livery, while
the Iolio.ing questions were p7opoundeo
him by counsel for defendant, that was
| highly amusing: 80
| Conusel--'.Wha, is your name, old mann
Daniel Tucker. cir"
/ Counsel -. Are you related to the oil,
Dan Tucker we all used to eing about Z"
mo, sir; another breed of dogs entirely. >
| Counsel What wss your dogs name
| Dsniel?"
Lawyer, air."
Counsel. All strange name; why did
you call him that?"
"Well, sir, he was always getting into
| fuses with other dogs. and poking his nose
in what didn't concern him"
Counsel with majestic fsown)- -. What
sized dog was Lawyer; answer me that "
"Couldn't exactly say. sir =
Counsel" Was be as large as two, year
old calf ;" ss
"Couldn't say, sir; some two year old
calves is large, some IS small, and some is
middling."
Counsel" Was he heavy dogi"
81 never weighed him. sir"
Desiring to obtain the location Of the
shooting, counsel proceeded:
9. Do you live in Lowndes county l"
They call it Lowndes county, sir; 7
don't know that il is"
Counsel" Was your dog killed in Co.
lumbus - E8 q
Yes, SIR 4M #sss.9sgs IS ;
!, counssI-. 4 ! yes in What part Of Co
Near my house, cir" Uaasa a
Counsel" Where do you liyeing
'.At home, sir skrs ~
Counsel. Where is your house,"
"On the ground, SIR"
Counsel" OF course it is; but where is
the particular ground Of yours I" ii
"Closc by MIR. Green Hills lot, sir"
GoAhoVA tbtAaAiI UASA y 40 0AKs
Green Hills lot 2
D. T.-"Close BY Mr. Wolmclsdorf's,
sir.n 7svs,4
counsel-"T Tel! the jury .whero Mr.. VOL
melsdorff's is 30 IS So.
D. Y.-s.Cross the street from Mr.. At
waters, gentlemen"
Counsel" Exac,ly; where Is Mr.. At
waters place I" rs A
D. T-"Jist cross the street from Mr..
Wolmelsdortf's, sir" I'M
Counsel BE little moro explicit,
Daniel; where did the defendants bullet
strike your dog ~
D. t." Right in de middle Of his fore
head, SIR"
Counsel (playfullyl That was one
lawyer killed, Daniel?" s,ss ae as8ssr
p. t." Not IS many as dey ought 70 be,
sir"
Counsel with dignity SHOW, Dsniel
Tucker, on your oath, did you see defend
aptishoot the dog 4" NJ 7eg,se Il
d. t.. Well, sir, I saw smoke coming
out q &c suIs And dc dog fell AZ a. same
tiacsaG dntssse The ybullet whSndt struck
him. cir"
Counsel" You can stand aside, old
man"
II was evident to all present that Daniel
Tucker was determined the lawyer should
net get his head wool gathered.