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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-03-02

GREAT SUcsEss.-The attendance at
Huntington Hall last evening was the
largest ever known in Lowell at an exhi-
bition of the character of that which was
presented. The Great Washington Poly
Drama Of the War, notwithstanding bad
weather. drew out an immense audience,
which would not have been the case had
il not been really what it claims to be, the
best representation of the principal events
Of the rebellion ever painted. 1t is de-
serving Of patronage wherever it may be
exhibited, and will not fail to satisfy those
who have any taste for works of this kind.
Being complete history Of the rebellion,
80 far as history of the bloody contest
can be put on canvass,) beginning with
the bombardment of Sumter, and ending
with the assassination, and his final burial
place at Oak Ridge Cemetery. the incl
dents presented, constantly stirring and
truthful, form model work of art. Many
of our citizens, who could not see it yes
terday, have missed valuable entertain
ment. 1t is exhibited again this evening
Lowell Courier.
i To be exhibited at Wightman's Hall
March oh and 10th.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-03-02

ARREST IN PLYMoUrH-On Wednes-
day Of last week, Ira Whitney of Plymouth,
was arrested and brought before Justice ].
Grover, on the charge Of having broke
into the house of Capt. G. p. Y. Dunlap,
last fall, and stole $3.50 in money and a
watch. He was bound up to County Court
in the sum of $500. Hiram Whitney of
Plymouth, brother of Ira, robbed hen
roost last fall of four chickens belonging
to Warren Coolidge, for which he paid a
fine of $50 and costs, making bis chickens
cost him eight dollars each. Both of these
Whitneys are old enough TO know better.
Ira is between 80 and 60 years of age,
aud the key to the discovery OF the bur-
glar was his young wife who refuses to live
with him and to whom he wrote note Of
fering her two dollars if she wouldn't say
anything about the Dunlap money
Heavy bribe! This letter was produced
in court.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-03-02

towns in the State of Vermont for expens
Cured for the support of the War, for the I
vation Of the Union, as certified by the sele O
Of the several towns
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Peace Prices.

4 MAJORITY Of our Stock has just been bought for
Cash In the late market and the balance msrks
dovn seeordingiy, without regard 70 cost.
JOHNSON RABBIT.
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|. Aggregate amount of State boun-
tn Of seven dollars per month $50
paid to Vermont soldiers during
time Of service in the Army OF
the United States, s3.336,766 80
). Aggregate amount Of State
bounty Of seven dollars per month
accrued and now due to Vermont
Soldiers not vet drawn from the
Treasury, but subject TO call at
any time, sfo,4o6 al
8. Aggregate amount paid from
the State Treasury, under the
Statute law of the State, for aid
TO the f1milies of soldiers in the
service of the United States, s76,566,l2
4. Aggregate amount paid by the
Stale of Vermont since March
81, 1868, for expenses incurred in
raising troops and organizing com tt
panies aud regiments, for service
in the Army Of the United States, s55,2s1 GO
5. Aggregate amount paid by the
State Of Vermont for expenses
of Military Commissioners at New
York, Philadelphia and WASH
ington, for the care of Yer
mont soldiers, s2o66s 90
g. Aggregate amount paid by the
State Of Vermont for expenses
of defense of frontier against in
vasion from Canada, sls.2lI 40
I. Extra compensation paid to
Adjutant and Inspector Generai
being difference between sala-
ry at commencement OF war and
salary actually paid, $1,000 90
s. Outstanding accounts against
the State Of Vermont, presented
for allowance, but not yet adjust
ed, seas IS
9. Extra expenses in the depart
ment Of the Quartermaster GEN.
eral. and in the Executive de-
partment, other than the Adju- ltA
flee. estimated at s2ooO0oo
Sta State Of Vermont ss,sOo.7sa Sc
The Seventh Regiment Vermont ~
Vols. vet remains in the service of -
the United States and numbered, @
Nov. 80, 1865, tweuty-one COM
missioned officers and four hull
dred and forty six (446i enlisted
men, The enlisted men are en-
tit led to the State bounty Of sew
en- dollars per month while they fla
remain in the service, making
monthly accruing Indebtedness
against the State, to be paid, of S3l22 90
The obligation of the STATE to extend aid to the
families Of enlisted men of the Seventh Vermont
Vols. il required, yet exists; but there are no
means of determining what probable amount will
hereafter be drawn from the Treasury on account
of this liability 49,
March 81. 1868. accounts to the amount OF
| S32,346 o., in favor of the State OF Vermont,
were presented to the War Department for allow
ance and settlement, none Of which have been
paid.
AT the same time accounts in favor OF Eleaze'
Gorham, Jr, amounting to s7s5 Sc. but subse'
quently assumed and paid BY the State OF Yer.
mont, were presented for payment, but have mol
yet been paid.
Of the accounts which accrued in 1861, and
which were presented for settlement in the Spring
OF 1862, portion amounting TO s234 ,093 IS, wa:
suspended, and has not been paid.
Statement Of the amount paid by the severa
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Notice.

0Ns Indebted to Guild 3 FAR, ere hereby
,at they must make iuEnsdisss payment -
We want and viii have our dues u We can
AIS Is THE LAST CALL.
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DIS~OLUTION.
eat Estate for Sale.

cal Estate for Sale.
fglas 81 lsrsgnsd having purchase m Brandon WI
Z s-d auction on Thursday sne 18th day OF March
- !. = O'Clock A. 81, ms dwelling house situated In
Chester soutb village eighteen Of land In the
highest state OF cultivation which 10 new barn, run
ming same, and young apple orchard OF about
100 trees Farming tools-3 pows, harrovs, OF cart,
horse wagon horse sled harness. culvator chains rks
yokes hay, 100 bushe corn, 40 bushei po
tatoes Is wood Household furniture Of all kinds
Also offers private sale 20 Of land within half
mile Of the village thirty Of which Is woodland and three
contain 1000 young maple trees price SO acre
GEO. l.. FLETcHER
Chester, Feb. 2s, 1866 9-1l
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No returns of expenditures have been eceived
from five towns,--viz.: Belvidere, Cfsaan, FL
more, Holland and Searsburg, and wjAout such
returns there are no means for estima.ag the ag-
gregate amount expended by each They are
small towns.
RECAPITULATIrS
Aggregate amount expended BY ne State OF Yer,
mont. as above. $3.600,752 SO
Aggregate amount expended9y the
several municipal COMPOSITIONS IN
the State, as above, sS,2lo,s9I 40
Grand total, ss,sli,649 81
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-03-02

A LIZARD IN A WoMAN's STOMACH
FoUR YEARs.-The Calais (Me.) Adver-
tiser says that young woman by the name
Of Sherwood, belonging to St George, n.
r.. who lived as domestic with Mr.. ),
B. Pool of Calais, about year ago COM
planned Of living creature being in her
stomach, and applied to several physicians
for medicine to relieve her Of it, but to no
effect. At length it grew so troublesome
and had such facilitating effect upon her
she gave rp her place and went home to
die, as she fully expected for to live in
such a state she felt and knew was an inn
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|fllo1us falls Ginres
FRIDAY MORNING, MAR 2, 1885.



ectedly called from his post on Tuesday,
nd as consequence has been able to give
ery little attention TO the TIMES up to
he time CT going TO press. For the same
eason the report Of the Saxtons River
Manufacturers & Farmers Club does not
ppear this week. The report Of SINH
ar club at Puney did not reach us till
thursday which would not have been in
eason a. aay time.
Streeter 4 Puffer have dissolved
Partnership in the Bellows Falls Hotel,
nd the business is to be continued by Mr..
streeter.
- One wheel of Perham's stage broke
own on Monday in Grafton, as it struck
a rut, but fortunately no other inin-s
occurred.
Anna, = wong daughter OF Mr.. Wy
man Flint, met with an accident on Sun
bav morning, by which her neck and
Iboulder were considerably scali, but
yhroyes to be not so serious as was at first
barred.
- The Saponifer" advertised in our
columns is most excellent article, ard it
lives US pleasure TO commend it, having
used il for the last six years.
Hon. j. w. Stewart of Middlebury,
broke bis leg near the ankle, on Monday
last, by the upsetiing of a sleigh in which
be was riding.
Lyndon with popu lation of 100
paid SAL 900 in support of the war for the
Union, which is doing pretty well, but
Cayendish with population of 1900,
paid $4,000.
See Guild & Fairs advertisement
of new goods. The spring campaign in
their store is to be Immediately opened by
a lively trade. New goods and new style.
are the order.
MIR. S. f. Albee's residence about mile
above this villge, inundated on Sum
day, but we believe his family did not have
to move out, and as the water soon subsid-
ed the damage was light. His barns were
submerged and his stock had to suffer the
inconvenience for day Of an encamp-
meni on higher ground.
- Nathan Proctor. of this town, was
quite seriously injured on Friday last by
falling through bridge over Williams
river. He was drawing lumber and was
on the load when the bridge gave way, the
timbers having decayed. A log rolled up
on MIR. Proctor injuring him internally.
The team escaped serious injury.
C. L. Fletcher, Esq, of Chester, adj
vertises real estate and lot of personal
property at auction. See advertisement.
understand Mr.. Fletcher designs soon
TO remove TO Brandon.
- 1t is Pomroy's Heat Regulator that
Guild g. Farr are selling, and not the
Union Ring Damper, as we Inadvertently
had il last week. The last concern is
simply an infringent on the first. Guild
& Farr sell the only genuine article. For
further particulars see their advertisement.
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NeyE ION. EIarlset.

= NEW LU3h1 NIlKFlI ID.
Cotton-Heayy and unsettled at 40a4lc for
middlIng. Flour-Dull, unsettled and lrTegu-
lar for extra round hoop Ohio; s. 505lI % for
trade brands, market closing heavy. Whisky
-Ouiet at 81 % for western. Wheat-Dull,
and closed 293c lower 81 6S for No. 1 Chicago
spring. Rye-Quiet- Barley and Barley
Malt-Dun and lower; 60616Sc for uLlsOund.
and T3aT5c for sound mixed western both in
STORE and delivered. Oats-Dun and lower;
35940c for unsOund western, and 63c for sound
do. cOhee-DulL S1gar-Duli; l01s9 i01ze for
lasseS-DuIl. Pork-Optne heavy and low
er but closed more firmly for new mess clos
ing at So 90 cash; S26 90 for old DO and 81 .
for prime; also $50 bbls new mess for April
and May, sellers' and buyens' option, at S169
Is 80. BeeESteady; SIS for new plain mes,
and S2O324 for new extra mes Beef Hams
Held al ST338 30. Cot Meats-UnchabGed:
II1lal2Ic for shoulders, and 161S6lS1<c for
hams Bacon-Quiet al I5c for Cumberland
cut. Lard-Dull, heavy and lower at II9IS1fc.
Butter-Quiet; 940c for OHIO, and 49900c for
State. Cheese Quiet at l6922c. ~
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POR-UNGTNNAFE.
Ten Thousand Acres of Iron
and Coal Lands For Sale.

DURsUANT TO A DEED OF TRUST To
j the Undersigned Trustees, from Joseph
Whttaker, George p. Whitaker, Joseph CGu-
don and their wives dated January the 18TH
Ohio county, West Virginia, Book g. page
401' and also Of record In the Recorders offica
OF WetEel County, Book 5, PAGE o. We will
sell, on wednesday, the 9Th day Of April, 1896
commencing at IL O'Clock, a M, at public,
auction at the front door OF the Court HOIIss
less), lying on the waters of Fish and Fishing
Creek. In the said county of WetZel, within
the boundaries Of four patents OF four thou
sand acres each, granted by the Common
wealth of Virginia to Henry WynkFOp and
Paul Setman, and dated the 20ih tiay OF Feb
ence Is made to the above mentioned deed OF
trust.
The property VIII be sold in separate tracts
and plat of the land and Its subdivisions
may be examined at the ONCE Of William +.
Etsterso1s EsS1-, In the city Of Wheeling.
Terms of sale-Sot less than one third of the
purchase money 70 be paid In cash on the
cay OF sale but the purchaser to have the
night To pay more than one third or the whole
OF the purchase money at his option. There
two years, with interest nom Ciay OF sslIe and
Sucn deferred lnsialments to be secured by a
deed OF trust on the property sold or other
wise 70 the satisfaction OF the Trustees acting
In the premises.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad masses
about 10 miles distant from Wheeling The
land contains veins OF Iron ore OF the best
quality, contiguous to the Railroad II nlSo
contains coal and Is heavily and well tIpnbs.r-
ed. J.W. GILL,
q. d HUBBARD.
NELSON E WHITAKER
CRISPIN OGLERAY
tebl4-2tawtS GEO. W. WHITAKER
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
Wheeiinr WholesaIe Market.
OFFICE DAILY ISTRLLISEssCER,
WHERLTSG, March %, ed. I

rWHEELING, March %, '6d.
No noticeable change in our markets. The
steadmess ofgoid for several days past has in-
duced a flTmer feeling In some actiries. Good
Flour e held ve4y fTtnIy; common brands
plenty and dun. Sugar dull, but not quotahle
lower. Carbon OIL has reacted somewhat,
but still dull at quotations. 50
FLoUR-Is firm Tor fancy and family brands;
Very little demand for low grndes- Extra 80
@9-5O; family sl06l0 SOC fancy brands SlI 50
packed plain hams, 22cii sugar cured (uncan-
PRov;1s1oSs Bulk shoulders s1lal4e sides,
ribbed, Ice; clear l7cs mes pork so % for new
LARD-Good supply; 1sc In tieEcesi 40 In
kegs for choice family.
sEED-CIover seed In good demand, 81 009
7 8; timothy s. 90; no max Offering.
BUTrER-Scaree and nothing doing In large
way. go
PofAToEs- Scarce, and selling at 81 % 9 Dbl
CHESS Small demand; DC for choice
BEANsEFair demand; 81 5O@2 90 for prime.
DRIED ERUIrs-.Active demand; ac for
-CARBoS 0fI-Deciined, and selling at &C.
LARD OIL-hefned extra No. /, at 500
lower grades not wanted.
sTeAR-Havana, In boxes, 1ss good Cuba
l9114c; a, coffee lSc; B, do l7c; c, do I6ISc.
SYRUP-D97Sc for low grade; 9oc8sI 20 for
good; q 3 for extra brands; Porto Rico mo-
soDA@lSe for American; 1sc for English; lie
in boxes. . rf sH9TI a-f--
FIsH-Fair supply and moderate demand;
new mackerel in hall bbls, for No. 2 $40 90: No.
3. 50 90 for large. Kits s. . for No $ 90 for
No. Lake herring, half Dbl, 81 IS; white fish.
NAnsE7z for 1Od and upwards; ~ for s
BRooMs-s3 5oa4 so for good common.
SALTS 90 from yard, Tor Ohio River. 81 8
for dairy. I5t
ToBAoco-75asOc for dark los, y = and navy;
81 coal . for bright rs and Is 81 S59l 80 for
fancy chewing bTandSS 90a95c for bright los.
soAF-iic for Wheeling. I5c for Eastern
cANpLa-lSc for city mould tallowi CSC for
star 30 for hotel.
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by telegraph
Spirit OF the stock Market.
Vs.. nr.-.H. IN

The Commercial says:
The stock market Is rather beset, under the
uncertainty about the action OF Congress on
the finance bill Stocks, under clique manip-
uIatioUS, are very strong. The inquiry for
governments Is less active; the miscellaneous
list Is dull; coal stocks barely retain the i'm
provement made AZ the close OF last week.
There Is considerable activity in money, as
isindicated by the fact that tine exchange at
the Clearing House to-day amounted TO one
hundred and eight millions of dollars The
supply of money, however, f. very abundant,
and brokers are readily supplied on call al 3
per cent The transactions In discounts are
steadily increasing, and good firms find no
difilcufty in getting all the money they want
at moderate rates; very prime names are
held at 696N per cent. but the most general
rate for prime paper II T@7H pei cent; good
names are quoted at S99 per cent Gold
continues weak, ranging during the day at
l2S1H9l29. Foreign e1ehange e stIn dun.
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A MAN OF A THOUsAND.---A cox
SUMPTIEE CURED

nR. H. JAMES, A RETIRED PHYSICIAN
IL Of great emtnence, discovered, while In
ton, Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds and
General Debility. The remedy was discover
ed by him when his only child, a daughter,
was given mp to die. His child was cured,
and Is now alive and wen. DESTROYS Of bene-
nting his fellow mOFtals. he will send to rhoEo
who wish It the recipe, containing full diTec-
tons for making and successfully using the
remedy, free. on receipt OF their names with
two siam ps "a pay expenses. There Is not n
single symptom OF Consumption that Il does
not at once take hold OF and diSslpate. Night
sweatsy peevthness, irritation o tie nerves,
sharp pains in the lungs. sore throat, chilly
sensations, nausea at the stomach. inaetIOn OF
the bowels, wasting away Ofthe muscles.
nD-The writer will please state the name OF
the paper they see this advert tsement ill.,
Address @ CRADDOCK & Co,
1852 Race St, Philadelphia, Penn.
feb26-7weod.d&ws =
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sew York Money ana stock Market.

Money and Gold-Money easy ut 598 per
cent. Sterling Exchange-DuIl and heavy NJ
lO7LalOS. Goid-Heavy, unsettled and lower
opening at I29Iz, and closing at l2S1S-
Z Government StoclSs.I ess active and easier
1867 Treasury notes, ISIS d rst series, 1915; do
second series sgzs; 90 series 9g$ an. ,u..,.
Eippi 6s 72E.
FTeIghts-to Liverpool quiet.
Stocks-Heayy; Western Union Telegraph
62JL: Reading 99Il; Pittsburgh So Z: Rock Island
l0g3s; Fort Wayne 9l1<: Chicago & Alton ~.
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NEW YORK, March Is.-The wiscon-
sin Senate has adopted a resolution
striking ont the word "white from the
section in regard to the usual restr1c-
tions Of electors, by vote of II to II.
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NEW YORK, March l9.-An organized
band of letter thieves has been discoy-
cred by aPostofice detective in this city.
On Saturday an important arrest was
made. $3.50, z..s.
It is expected the steamers St John
and Erastus Corning will go up the
Hudson tonight. A new vessel has
been built for the Peoples Line, and is
named after Daniel Drew. Ii will be
launched in few days.
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HALIFAX, March I9.-There is great
excitement here. StartIiug rum0rs are
afioat. The Royal and Provincial artiI-
lery are manning ali the forts. a proc
lamation has been issued calling out
the militia. Arms and ammunition
are to be distributed 70 them to-day
The engineers were busily engaged on
Friday, both day and night
st. Patrick's day was Celebrated with
anees occurred.
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Notice

rs HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THERE
i viii be public meeting Of the stock
ofiice in Philadelphia, on the 9Th day Of April
next, NJ II o'clock, mr. when the following
resolution will be presented for their adoption:
Reaotued, That authority Il hereby given to
the Directors Of the New Creek Company to
convert the common Stock Of any stock
holder into ID preferred 10 per cent Stock,
upon his paying for the proportion allotted TO
him OF LIST preferred Stock
uaar9-Itav4yy secretafy.
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wAsHNeroS, March 19.-The House
by vote OF 81 against 60, have re-con-
sfdered the vote by which the loan bill
was rejected on Friday.
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Eye, Ear and Surgery.
DRS. HAZLETT& barbour

OwhO devote special attention 10 diseases Of
the Eye, Ear and Surgery, for the accom-
notation Of many patients have consented
that one OF the nrm should visit Wheeling
(McLnre HouSe)
,WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. Jan.
WEpNEsDAY AND THURSDAY. Feb
WEDSEsDiY AND THURSDAY, March
2ISt and 22d.
aWEDNEsDAY AND THURSDAY, April
.WEDNEsDAY AND THURSDAY. May
18th and nth. no
Patients should eaIl on the first day and aE
early as possible DrG HaZlett & Barbour re-
fer TO the Editors Of the Christian Advocate
United Presbyterian, and Presbyterian Ram
ner. One Of the firm Is always In their offics.
252 Penn street. PittSburs h, Pa
InnI7-dlfaN0&ytilmyI6 49,
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Cincinnati Market.

CLNCIdNA11s h1iEcn ~ "
Flour unchanged and dull; superfine E9
50; extra SS99; family 50 2iesl0 80 Wheat
dull but unchanged. Corn In good demand
and prices tending upward; mixed 458Y0c.
Oats firm ut :T33Se for No. l. Rye CSC, Whts-
ky dull at 81 =. Provisions duh and prices
nominal Lard was offered At lS1zc, without
buyers. Gold l27, closing dull
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NEW YORK, March I9.-GoId opened
at 12S1< and closed at I2s5<. It has been
as low as 12SX.
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Mining stocks.
NEW YORK, March 10.
Prices of Mining Stocks bid in Boston to-
day were rs follows:
163$; Minnesota IO1S= Ray State IS Boston
Water Power 2fzi Isle Royal liz.
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WASHINGTON, EEarch 10, 1866.
SEN ATE
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@f k0OP PER YEARI We VA

our isfPR0vED 80 sewing Machines. Three
new kinds Under and upper feed War
Tanted fiVe yeaEs. Above salary or large
paid. Ths ONLY machines sold
in United States for less than SO, which are
fully HeeIlSed by Hotre, Wheeler < HiIGoJl, Gro
ueT q Bdker, Singer d ca. and 5B0cheldeT. An
other cheap machines are fHfrfn0eIae1ltE. Cir
culars free. Address, or call upon Shaw &
Clark, BtddefOTd, Maine. 1anl-eOdAw3m
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Sound. Sound the Truth Abroad.
WEST vIRGINIA,s
RELIGIOUS AND SUNDAY SCHOOL
BOOK HOUSE,

ESTABLISHED ON PRINCIPLES OF BE-
II nevolence, for the circulation Of Evan
gellcal knowledge Constantly on hand:
Bibles, Traets, Prayer and Hymn Books Sum
day ~ehool and TheoIoRical Publications, OF
all hESt-class Book Houses in this country.
Only Agency In West Virginia for Philip
Philips Popular Sunday School Music Book,
ssAusfcal LeAVes" address orders to
GEORGE W. STUNER, Agt'.,
Monroe street, Wheeling.
Authorized Agent for 'sS5unday MaRaEtne,"
by Dr; Guthrse, Presbyterian, and SUNDAY
School Times. :" FuaFlly.
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The Latest News.
By TELEGRAPH.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.

ny the Union Line:
once, corner of Main and Monroe streets
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-01-06

% 8pn Capt. Newfpn'S
Dermillion> @oIb. Grpebt.
II n.-GtR Gbetlnebn,tr an biefem f&er
ntdt als etne plaifrreiit 3u be3et9neneeu
unternebu,el1, m6slt@ertpei1t Der .Gap.
tain" felbf. tbetlt inter lem Nou, be
auerre "pluck', tpel9eSr Courage" bepeu.
tet. Der .preb" Golpsnbes NIT:
Sn7 faaen mar bic Grpepitton mad
@yomtn0. 30 Wetlen pom ct. paul, aes
lanst. sic bate bic Sta6en Is nett in
bt6trtm 3uftanoe 8efunos,,. ale erwartft
wu1te, mubte ober bod felenpei(e bic
3u8tbiere bon 2 Gubrwerfea an zines
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