davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The weekly union record., 1866-01-20

Maroon EscArE.-The Eureka Company 5
mining claim, at Cherokee Flat, has a tunnel
about 1900 feet in length, which, at the distance
of about thousand feet. is tapped by a shaft
from above, through which stream of water
runs for the purpose of decomposing pay dirt. u
This shaft became obstructed so that the water
could not reach the tunlel; and, one day this
week, two men went into the tunnel TO remove
the distractions. They succeeded in doing so
when the accumulated water in the shaft rushed
into the tunnel with the velocity of mill tail -
Our .'honest miners soon found themselves on
the outside, though in rather sorry plight
from their sudden voyage. With exception
OF some severe bruises, and moist clothing, the
A"damages" were triflng. Before tapping an.
other shaft, they will hereafter, probably, find
out what head Of water is above.
The weekly union record., 1866-01-20
UNITED STATES
LIVERY Is STABLE.
EDWARD BOWDEN, Proprietor.

"HE PROPRIETOR WOULD RESPECTFUL
II ly inform the public that he has recently made
extensive additions of fine stock and vehicles to the
United States Livery Establishment, which can be
had at all times at reasonable rates.
Horses kept on Livery at moderate rates, and the
best Hay and Barley supplied.
FOR SALE.
THE above Stable. with Horses, Carriages and
as:tf ED. BOWDEN.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-03-31

9i6tS erfriidenOer ltr.o aufbeiternber, ais
cine 2uftfabrt ,lnter t(arent 9erbtbimmel. Qtu6
gqlenttn empfano es uno nabm ben abgeriHes
men 6uoen be8 @elprdd8 wieoer ailf. 9la9
Der Wutter fra9te er aundait. 9ann fil1g
@u9enie feEber BON ibreu 0tanne an Su iprez
hon
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-03-31
81 9eItbte eg Ia6en0 BEL leiner @6re.

glm Pom fttegen iie aus unO lieBen ii6 BAG
nralte POrtoI Sffnen. Die gruue S6IieBerir
fabrte ile lan9iam in Elm bpben SGiffeu bers
UNI, buiteno un6 feu&enb.
SIR Sure Sabre taugt bic RirGenIuft IGledt,
ia9te 8alentin. !6obt SIR niGt Elm GnfeItinc,
paS Die Tremoen fiibren fam? SIR foGtet Sud
orouBen in Die Some feben; mir fin0en uns
ibon aLlein Surebt.
llnter in Der Stride tbut's fdpn, perlebte Die
alte. Nber freilib, bic 'Sielen StDfFeln binauf
in Den Sburm i6Iepp' ,i6 mid nimmer nit.
Nenn ole 9errldaiten binauf molIen, Sic fbns
men nl9t febler, Sreppe it6Bt an Greppe Bis in
Die Oberlte @allerie, lpO ejnem Der S6minoel
fpmmt.
galentin fa9 Gugenie all, @ir iteisen ou6
binauf?-.
Sic nidte.
Surb eln SeitenpI6rt6en, bas 8pei in Die
Gden aenlelBelte 9ra6en buteten, betroten Iie
ben Sburn uno lieBen Die 6abrerin surid. =
Sier tparen iie BON aQem Slang unO Der geltnz
ben Mdrme Der 6erbtipnne p6Qig gei6ieoen,
ulo Die tuble 9dmmerurg, Die uns unfin9,
ma6te lie idpei9iam. @r muBte, mdbrenD Iie
bic gewunbene 3reppe betratelt, rpie gebannt
iwmer nur ouf Die tleiuen 6aBe Iebn, Die bur-
tig ooranitie9en. S6m lpar, al8 babe er iiberz
all bin gu fOl9en, wObtn bieie 6tB9en nanoelz
ten, uno tpenn es ibnen AUDI beliebte, fteilaui
oas bobe Dad Su erflmmen, bas bic unb oa
oura Die SUDDEN gu iebeu mar. llnpi4tlrli6
ieuf5te er auf. Sic itanb auf einem 3reppenz
abIab fttll uno fab better nab ibn nm.
Gie perlieren ben @tben, mein 6reuno,
lagte fte.
Dflr iit i'm Gegentbeil, at8 bdtte i'd oeIien
5u piel.
Seien Sic banttt ipariam balnt; MIDI bintt,
mir tperben i'm nab brau6en. Seben Sic, tpie
bod mir IdOn iiber Der g8elt iteben, uno
mob 1T oas &reu3geiimS Der Sdiffe iber
unern 9duptern.
SD CLAUDE im Grnf, Sie fi6ren MID gera>
oepe9S in ben 6immeL binauf.
@entaf, i6er8te iie, Sic rnuiien Sic tbn
erit peroienen.
llno wenn i'd nun i'm gu itiirmen &c,
lpnnen tpGre?
g8tr wullen abparten, pb iie 70 19nin0elfrei
linb, mie man 81 ipldem 3itanenmert iein
tnuB. Geben Sic jeBt lieber perau; Die Sreppe
miro en9er uno i'd perliere Den Wlutb, loenn i4
ni6t Semanb Dor mir iebe.
- (Gprt1eBlt1td fDfdt.)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-03-31
6erremfIeiDer< <0ancn.

@eit Brutt Str. $50. 358 unb 1881.
0teinen see6rtea 6reunben unb ben gublitum made
i'd 6ierulit bic Mnseige, baB m bas ipa ie 9a9ren
beiem YIdee etabrte @e&dt itberncnmen babe uub Be-
Snbis einrei6batises Eager bon i&Snen ieb seurbe>
teen SerrentIebern ueueer aeou gu ben bilSen gre=
fen borrStbia balteu unb aud ole an Beeuns anfers
tisen perbe -BStoffe fir 0aSde unb 5Censeuse in alien
eorten unb 81 alien Preiien. .z
serner eine. auswabI Reseni&irme, St6Ge &C., irpe
ale in bieses Sad eini1lasenben Irtitel.
Fay~ Ale Beteuunsen tperben prompt, bi1iS unb in
tiirsefer l5rift arsefertist. sa
H AZ y. g. Sfaifer.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-03-31
xaslsebss ame p6a1emtItesss
/, ,B0CtimOre 10 e6er.
StesnseeGettn tOn
Gi0eG s. @ci9momTer.
@e0imannaefs .

Der tdsliebe gBecfer icftet in Der StGbt 21 &snts
DSeutIi9, saBl6ar an bic GrGgsg mele bafur Seran,
wortIiG iinS.
9ur9 bic 4pfl SerianSt; $A.5O fir @apnnte DSes
SO G9rIit in SeraHs5G6IRHg.
Oas gSOdbeHblGtt eri6eint teben GreitaS nnb TOP
Sc iabrii3 im Bpraus sabEbar.
gead Deut9IanS UerauOt: So id5rli@ (eini&IeBliG
bes @prtS).
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-03-31

sic tpdren ietn 6reuno getpurber, galentin,
iaste lie ernitbaH. gr mar en treffltder Diff
sier lnO pom einem i9Iidten GefIbl fir a1es
S6Sne uno gelte i'm Wenldenleben beleelt.
0ren,be Meniden nannten ibn fiibl; aber er
trug eiuen.Sdab ppGl Bdrme in li4, Der leiz
men 8dditeu, ieirem !Sa1S, ieinen 6reunben
| su @ute fam. lleine SHUTTER trauert nod nm
ibn, faft wie um meiuen @ater ieIbft. SD
bOfie, Oer 6ris iOG slt ieinem @benbilO aufz
pabiel1.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-03-31

sissl.aA-saF se g4sg Ha 8 H 1n.
~. AHg Esisaa A
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-03-31
8dleutin fhmiea lanoe.

8alentin i6pieg lan9e. n.73
Gnolid, ia9te er, pbne lie anjuIeben:
Inn Sic baberl, ieitOent Sic Bittpe setpprz
ben, teinen neuen 8emertunsen geb6r geben
tpOllen, an cenen es Dbne 3peifel nicbt 9e>
feblt bat? a
glein, mein 6reuno, erpieoerte iie sleiami>
t9ig, 2eioenidaft Iieb mid frei unb cine Gbe
aus G6tung -se5 1T INNER Elm be1OnOerer
@ludsfalI, penn man iie nidt 5u bereuen
bat 1 s,.A-t s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-02

point without In the least detractng from their bran
cy or decreasing the interest II any doubt let them
come and see for themselves
PETITION
Senator Lane, Of Kansas took occasion during the
morning hour u the Senate o-day 20 Introduce In
JoculAr manner As Senator's dignity will permit q
petition from upwards OF hundred females Of the
city OF Lawrence In the above state, who appealed to
the gallanty OF Congress 10 besow upon their SEX In
common with the rrepressibe negro the right OF suf
frage The prayer Of the ladies', Of whom the Senator
blushingiy Affirmed possession Of beauty and elegant
accomplishments refcrred to the Reconstruction
Committee. The Senatorial countenance assumed q
broad grin during the OF the feminine sup
piication.
SYMPATHY OF COLORADO JEwETr yoR rns MICRO
The Senate looked up from its abstraction with con
siderable surprise and amusement this morning upon tho
introduction OF petition from Colorado Jesyett who
seeks through Mr. SUMNER notify the world that his
hveliost sympathes arc now engaged in beka OF the
negro race Senators apparently conshier~> yn.r rms
pious expression from Vim. Cornell conn dsa .s,e 40
strongly 70 the consideration Of their - dv ,hat NO
reference was asked for the menu ~no'o "'uy wa" nv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-02
Our Washington Correspondence.
wAsmsoroS Jan 81, 1860.
Al rrax or P.saIoS N rvs norsE.

rKfGN OF PASSION IN I'VE HOUSE
This has been another eventual day In Congrcss The
dical chief In the lower House has again issued his
mandate, and wohirds Of that body have bowed down
nj bis feet These demonstrations have become
periodical Stevens permits his associates to talk and
blow hot and cold, just they like until he makes up
his mind tina, they mus, stop when be In his place
and cracks his whip The tumuIi ceases silence regns,
aud all are dumb before him. The this
pshed stevens commences 70 read cssh member lee
tnre Like schcolmater In the days Of the fcralo and
cowhide, he chsstses after another until they stand
trembling before him. He then Issues his order 10 vote
and whenever one Of the nock waivers or shows DISPOSE
ton 10 vote according 10 hs own convictions stevens
points his finger al him, and, In sBcering man.
ncr, mut,ers something about tosdylvm weak kneed
some ether expression Of that nature. u 10
thus that the radicsl lsh is applied In Congress
the timid and less bold, oowed beneath ID Wow
that lawmakers tnkerng the constitution one Of
the best amendments that they could adops would be
10 abolish slavery Congress- African slavery has been
sbol shed IN the South Nos LEI them abolish slavery
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, /.

NV sr~ rors orisiSuu

VI DaRtf>c. lrepl u y ~ presented NJ revolutions
Of the Lrgyla,nfe q Ses York relative - qlsraniins
The pOr Of SeS York aluo 70 erect buflngs ~ ten
pofsfy quarantine purposes a the .aiss p1rt
rrrfroS of ssvtL ONcrrs 80 Isesftg ~ rsr
Mr. Rsrwosp, trepl 81 \. r., presented tie msmofssi
q the officers q che navy f0r IN lnerrss@ Of pay
~. oosKiro oos.urruOSat sSssp-srr
Mr. CosKusa lrspIofNY. os1sed 70 b. rcsd an
ar from The Albany ArguI rsGsei.na spsh hls loarss
with rc,srcnoc % tue constitutional susensnsnt ~
said he hal n0ihlur ~ % With the sptt vhirh seg
gested The article. bot With she fscs ~ haf
hiuK ~ a. The Truth Nf that ~ -fate hffat1
fore free had negren enough, sb0uh 81 ~ thHtn D.
dsffsscblped, - make any drsfebos TIE fsprs
seutAion u NeN foft. The eeDars siigrsd tlsi
ths stats ~ N~ York hal ~ 90 nesryss 10 mofa.
NTs f0ft cnntatf fnnfs riarfd people thar anr tss
heretofore free ani fh1Hld every -oghsru state ulef
~ S9e~iIaiigEa, sDtui1sal g<f.a t-s % 80 sssfs
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al SIG oos 500 sIio. go 600 400 COS. 800

y. CLARKE. Comptroller Of the Cuueacy.
,coToREssuyx AT THE WHITE Houss--oRgAN.
! PATTON or rHE FRIENDS OF rHE ADMrSIsTRA.
TfOr.
continual increase Of visitors at the White House has
beon perceptible for a week past. Since thrsote ON
Jhsd s,cvens' amendment the consuton strings Of
pnrous senstors add Congressman constantly wepd.
ing their way TO the Presidential manson and hang.
ing mound the Hobbies and aniechamDers seeking
hdmuron They conscious Of "looking one way and
rowing snother-profcng agree with the President,
hsy invariably vote against him. Such an equivooh
position induces daily explanations. The indications
bsv srs that the friends Of the admin sira,on are
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-02

Amount Of debt, less cash in Treasury. So 76 $685. 1852
The foregoing Is correct statement OF the public
dcb appears from the books trcasurers returns
In the department on the LIST Of February, 1863
HUGH McCULLoCH,
Secretary OF the Treasury
APPoRrToSxEST OF NATIONAL BANK CIRCULATION
The following Is the apportlonmcnt Of national bank
circulation in the various States and Territories made
under section twenty Of amendment to Currency act
approved March g. 1885,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-02
ARMY BULLETIN.

ORDERED MUSTERED OUT.
Thirty fourth United States coored Infantry.
DISCONTINUED.
Burlington, Vermont rendezvous, and public b1iid
ngs ordered sold Immediately.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-02

Gold watches
~ ~ fs.rffI 4ions@ An~ffHsr Nsisa arf IrxNh
Say go seventy - Thfss uarfr~d Dosrs safh
stI.FIH wArcHHs
u al ABODE Ffs-n rsshiy sns r-ssy avs n vissif faa
hafs Fsfh
DIAMOND Hfsua
fiugr flustsr art Nspps INV Ffy effsaig so
Visf GOLD wArcH CHAINS
fhafiainrs Quart 80 Feti fhsus fssrfy see FyFfT.
rifty 70 fkfs- uBnafsf nsnsf. sssh
HIFEVI 81 fTJsF am NrfDF.
sFifs-f Mans. rofas AanettIa snf frtr. ~ -
~iaus 1aftgBri@ CARROLL gst Cefsl. Flfs ~. kxht.
fff - s~fsnfy sfs Nffiafa -
Fsf 49, ~ DFo a. sLLns 80 Hfasf~sf. su- 1o~ =.
faa far. 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-02

ffiE FaAis A*AfEt%Ah FAFtNAItVN w tW
Nrv fVNs tsn p nw
fasttsf sStrssu n trs 10 gys-raIitr sp.esl-ls
sisfs Nrnmf sthlt1tfn. sutl
hafsr ia fsfx.i "a - desns4s. uith
sFH sssrts fsfr-.~atsuon - 49, hsnesl iavsstt q
~ stf st~f-a ttai 90 hI.rhef ~ ApfM 4d -
A. lsfsa - f-,sses So ~ taru-fs su~r', or.srs ~
49, AfftHnfal 49, hnefM fffsiuasfr. itFstlfs ani
srvuts Assrn~~s - iavsnssrs 'sftf ssstfrr
uffsf ~ fffssf1 - tha ArsfFJ isif 40 liirrs
srf fhfsr ~ 81 ethFF ptss Anyag A. taF Htefrst-f
- ~ ssinr eosfft - usffs hrrurps. I'm efisf t4st
o. tns - aff..sfalu fuay ~ aelt a. Nlfa.
Al nfrl s,lgns shaa DO rfas rf.4 ~ ffFtsy tassk
fpgms $50 are fafr sffd rfati'Ir t1 fhr Ter -
80 sAosN ~ hls 49, before 80 b. M naf rst
tqi Y<ftst sh1~ spIiifst att fhsl D. ff. ai tss-
untl - - - Drsfaarf ~ 90 as fsI q geo afre -
NJ Yen
yaii pfiat@f nfoftlsi o. cfifart 80 tc~eait - -
fafash "a ~ 80 Hrfsf.gsf1 h. 81 tafna af 80 49,.
fgf. slthsf trfs4Hsfif 81 " tftisf = A. uHhhf
tn'i~f 4fstss tsrni PsfHs f.TTrfttI D. lfsss.ltse
~ sffI.rf fffaft frIaIrf 1905 .rr. as 81 Pa
fri,-~f Baitlss ss~ tpt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-02

Balls aud Psrtis. Va. snow md Hafa.-
White satin gmfsrs Bal1nafals snd Harts az sftLtRA
90. =. ~ gsuai street
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'fHH NATIONAL CAPITAL.
STATEMENT OF THE NATIONAL DEBT.
Increase Of Seventeen Millions During
the Past Month.
Interesting Proceedings in Con-
gress Yesterday.
Still Another Amendment to the Consti-
tuition Proposed in the Senate.
Fuller Power for the Enforcement Of Its
Guarantees by Congress Called For.
Speech Of MIR. M:-~ar1 IN Favor Of
SsE Davis Speedy Trial.
Continued Debate on the Bill for the
Protection Of Civil Rights.
Adoption Of an Amendment De-
claring Negroes Citizens.
The Freedmen's Bureau Bill
in the House.
Restoration Of Registers Denied to Self
Expatriated American Vessels.
TRAD STEVENS ASSAULT ON THE PRESIDENT.
The Radicals in Congress Hosting
Their True COlOrS.
Tha Mask of Friendship for 16r,
johnson Removed.
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Addrs..-Poiisk - son. Meer.rhsan
y anu affufefs 0c BfoafFa fsuft f1ss,
q e. fhaiicrs cot fngun,sd ani frI.irsd
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Defiance ssismsnasr ssss-Aiso Side
asi snd rsIiof safe. - q sufsy sfsi q -
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How. sewing Machine COMPANY
Villas HOwE ~ FfFsdsal Gu Bfssdn.T As--s.
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All Legal Lottery Primes tsshed. Draw
-. nftuisls sad Information ssut
=. X CLAYTON. 10 wsn street NJ.
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Crtstsdoro's usir Dys. prsssrvstive
so W. dsf-a. wholesale anf rrlaa ~. 10
lbs sYs sptlsf ~ skufui afiists
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-02
NAVY BULLETIN.

DETACHED.
Surgeon Daniel Egbcrt from receiving ship AlieshAny
and placed ON waiting orders.
Acting Assistant Paymas,er Gilbert d Robertson from
steamer Memphis TO settle accounts.
ORDERED.
Third Assistant Engineer George W. baird 10 etannns
ton al Philadelphia Pa whom hc will return to Haiti
more Nd ana rc,um his duties steamer Pensacola
Professor simson Nswcomb To New York by Tth cf
February, for duty member of board for erAsni
nation Of assistant naval constructors On oompe,cne Of
sumo his duties at the Naval Observatory
Acting Euagn Louis r Chester on duty at League
Island, Pa
Mate J. ~ BIauvelt 70 tho steamer Ascutney, Navy
surgeon J. Abrrns,hy will perform duties sppsr-
tanning 10 tho naval station at Pensacola fla IN I'D
dilion 10 the duties ., The naval hospital
RysraSLp.
Acting Assistant paymaster Henry G. burgess OF Hos
ton, Mass.
| Acting Assistant raymaa'er W W woodruff Of rhu.
deiphis Pa
| cAsUALrfEs.
| Chief Engineer Thomas Bosrd.y United s'Hs
| steamer Kansas, Bahia, Dc-embcr ~, $50,
Lieutenant Cha. A Jouss, Tf7@en. hse~' S"'"''
!, December 10, 1915. -
To Use TIA Extract or the "Nighs Bioesa-
Il . an so.sens p.u ,".o IND ,s .c .ess
R'S'ais' ''sas ts is. ':s'iHs ~
rnIf6y son. We. Yors. =
| Reliable Remedy
for erpeins common with young eknarsa viii
found In BROWNS vEHMvuGg cogrlrs, .. w~c
Lo,ens', which pleasant TO the u.,. aud no al "a
Jefus. to tsss them.
The combination Of lopsl,ay used ~.sins The con
ffTs h ineh give ,hs bs., po,,b, eject with safety
ar ,ss .,y'ns n.s,;r. p.,lL.s,..
Boon.-ward's Ladies' Pa per CoIIsrs
AID ruyts ALSO GEsrs'. -hss.sls .sd r.l.n,
and -inss of daerast ..,is. '' WA " P
aw. a. WARD VI nro.a-.r NJ
A.-The Finest Ready Made Clothing In
en- e,. toa'h' r, ssi 'hlaI,a; =. qsa'
afourh avenue. opposite osssy-I nlea. "a
silent sewing nsshins, Making the
,.rera ted "'o' orr si,'s. .fsgg .l.'. 80 Dur
A.-A.-Creat Rrdsestos Is Hoos. and
y gid. 70 ~ ~ a,. fs.ry sys ~ To- e.; To-
. 4. bRooEa AsssI
Addr...-poiisI q son, n..r..h..m
cIs.rhaiisrs ea, fnsun'sa ani r-p.rsd
All Legal Lottery Prize. cssh.d. Draw
J. X cLsYToS. 10 Wan s,,--,sr
Ball. aud Psrtis. Va. SNOW aud Rafa.-
wai's .siih gal'srs Eaimorsls ara Bot al siLLtRA
90 :. ~ csnai street
BatehsIor'. u.fr Dys.-Ths Best In the
~, ~, 80 49,. Il s. ~
serves i,ss ~. !. H.,si.y sirss' ~ Ssrs
cr,aadoro'. H-ir Dy,. pr.-.r.suv.
80 va az, .s, ,, 80 r'1'a No A''~ 's'-
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A silent Sewing Machine, Making the
esirbra ted NAsoG oihfs rith. elastic furs
BE-. WILCOX oIBns. On Bros4-sy
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Tss ro.t No.asrtsi Tssisi"s pssr
kaa.n FL ansH ~ 30 ~ tfFtH gH"T 'ii aAfN
MINMDt rfE THHf tflrifi ff.fe'f NJ ''f
WbssIst a wiissn's i.ssE stttfh -s~iux
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-02

A.-A.-Crest Hrduettos In Hoots srs
rho~s HhOohs has rssse TIE prifns ~ NJ i.fs- st
~ aais 70 suii ~ lmes tysrv sy- - fo Eraf TO-
y A. bRoOEs. AEesL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-02

A.-The Finest Ready Made Clothing In
sner.s ssni, fouihs' Boz .si chiir.u,. al qsas
equal 70 custom snrk HROEAW HhDrHEAH.
- iour'h avenue. opposite cesper Union. saf
o. lsafAJeits pl.n~.
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~ the seventh Regiment Baii-Lsdte-.
usr GEORGE W. LsfRD'S MOON ~ YOuTu for b~ss
aying To complexion Druggists ss,fy-h-rs. Dept. 70
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Restoration Of Registers Denied to Self
Expatriated American Vessels.
Trad STEVENS ASSAULT ON THE PRESIDENT.
The Radicals in Congress Hosting
Their True COlOrS.
Tha Mask of Friendship for MIR.
johnson Removed.
&C. &c. &e.

WAsIISGroN, Feb l, 1858
STATEMENT OF THE NATIONAL DEBT.
The following is statement Of the public debt Of the
vuitod States on the lst Of February, 1866
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Boon.-Ward's Ladies' sper CoIisrs
AID 'tIFS ALSO Gents. Wholesale sod rsl4n
QUE sfys Collar .~ni fro the sd- ~lih let n p-ars
and ORA ~lngs Of different styles
4 W ~. WARD. VI Bro.i-., NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-02


The House fesuucd The conslferafOn Of The senate
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-02

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-02

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