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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-13

A SINGULAR CAsE.--About fifty years ago, q
young gentleman and lady formed an associa-
ton, as young people often do and it was sup
posed by their friends that ii would terml.
nate in matrimony. But for some reason, best
known to the parties, the association was dis
solved and they separated. The young man
subsequently married and lost three wives,
the last one within the last eight or nine
months. The young lady married, and lived
with her husband over fifty three years, and
raised numerous family. During the last
year her husband died. The lady remained
widow about eleven months, when her former
sutton made an advance TO her, he being
about seventy-five years old, and the lady
seventy-one and they We're married. The
parties are living in the vicinity of Lynn
Post office Susquehanna county, Pennsyl-
vania, and the gentleman gave his consent 10
the publication of this notice.-Jtontr0Se Re
publican.
GThe father of Hon. Waitman T. Wiley,
United States Senator from West Virginia, was
one of the parties to another "singular case"
of the same kind. He, however, married and
lost only two wives before returning to his
first love. And excellent people they were.l
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TEMPORARY OFFICE:
No. 7 FOURTEENTH STREET, UNDER EX-
CHANGE HOTEL.

This Bank will RECEIVE DEPOSITS, BUY AND
SELL EXCHANGE on all the
PRINCIPAL CITIES IN THE UNITED STATES,
CANADA AND EUROPE.
its services are respectfully rendered to all
BANKS, BANKERS and OTHERS for the ira
tion Of business.
n Especial attention will be given TO COLLEC-
TioNs on all available points In the South, and
prompt returns made.
Highest rrice paid for Government securities.
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r p. BELL Il CO., WHOLESALE
% AND RETAIL DEALERS IN NEWsPAPPEhkkSS'
PERIODICALS, MAGAZINES, SCHOOL BOOB;
STATIONERY, &c, Nos. 81 AND 80 hAhh.f
STREET, LiNCHBURG. dc BIN
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uTUTIAM II. SCOTT. DRUGGIST

w AND APOTHECARY, corner Franklin and
Seventeenth streets Richmond, VA offers st low
sTUFPs' VARNiSH, WINDOW GLASS, PER-
FUMERf, FANCY ARTICLES, &c. de Its
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CAREER Il CO.'S RICHMOND CITY

OUTER. and VIRGINIA
jas-ts WIN. 7. KING Il GO,
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ESTABLISHED lS37.-JOHN MY
IL PLY Co, PUBLISHERS, Boo BOOT -, i11.nj
PRINTERS AND STATl0NERS, Wh UL Ls sI.S Ss
RETAIL DEALERS IN SCHOOL BOOKS, bLa,nnn
BOOKS, PAPER, STATIONERY, &c, is2 BALL
MORE STREET, BALTIMORE. -, roS
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL BOON hNp w.
PRINTING, In superior styles, nj low prices .,a
Particular attention given 10 RAiLkUonrp rnR
COMMERCIAL PRINTING, FINE Wokk =. re &c
Extensive facilities, combined with upwards =
twenty i've years experience, enables them !o mi.
fer superior advantages In the execution Of ai''
class of work >,
BLANK BOOKS OF every description made
order In superior styles.
do 25-lmf
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
NATHANIEL AUGUST, JOEL A. FITHIAN,
YoH W vi Gfl HAtt JoH L A bddIEY
W. N. McVEIGH, WALTER K MARTIN,
JOHN II. GREANOR, HUGH w. FRY,
Ii. b. DICKINSON.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY. &c.
A. II. CHRISTIAN, ". d. c.E. cARpoIV'
BENJAMIN BATES.


BENJAMIN BATES.
4 II. G. III X 5 L / A y & CO.,
BOOKSELLERS AND STATION BRs,
MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE SPoTSwooD HOTEL
keep constantly on hand a we'll selected stock q
MEDICAL AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
SCHOOL BOOKS, embracing all the best tex
books in English, French, Latin, Greek and Ger
man. Our STATIONERY DEPARTMENT VIII 10
found full and unsurpassed.
Medium, Dem- Grown and Cap Blank Books !"
every style. Memorandum, Bank and Pas BOOK
ingreat variety. Copy wing Presses, Books ana inA'
OIL and Blotting Paper, Notarial Seal Waters &c
Photographic Albums, Work Boxes, Wrt'ns
Desks, Gold Pens, together with great vaii'H
OF Fancy Goods, Prayer Books, Bibles and hs III"
Books.
liberal discount made 10 teachers. souhu! y
dars W i'll raceiya pramnt attention. ~ -
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Ia
AND DA " V l. l. E
IL RAILROAD. CHANGE OF SCHEDULE-On
and after TUESDAY, December 18th, the PASSEN-
GER TRAIN on this road will run as follows:
Leave Richmond daily, Sundays excepted, at 7.4o
A. NJ Arrive mt Danville at 10 Z. M.
Leave Danville daily, Sundays excepted at $50
A. NJ. Arrive in Richmond at SIS NJ.
Trains connect at Burkeville with trains OH the
southside railroad for Lynchburg, and at DaDville
with the trains the Piedmont railroad for
Greensboro, Charlotte, &c:
dc 12-ts superintendent.
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BUT BUiLipIi ;Gs, MERCHANDISE and OTHER PRO.
PERTY I INSURED AT CURRENT ! RATES, aud
nssf sss 81 OF cSR %
Build up these and T PGESSS%SeHsRYb President
WILLIAM WILLIS, JR., Secretary. ia l2-2m
MUTUAL LIFE
AVA INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
Cash assets, July l. 500 900
Annual incolae in $500, 900
The. dividends of this company are larger in
amount, for premiums paid, than in any company
IN the world All of the profits arising from this
;,,mense' fund and annual income ANNUALLY
DIVIDED amongst the insured
Applications can be made to
ARCHIBALD Boiling,
DR.. J. B. McCAw,
JOHN. NJ. OTgY,
S. S. NICHOLAS, or
E. B. MEADE, with
0. F. BREEsEE, General Agent,
Office, Franklin street,
da15-3m between Seventh and Eighth.
ELLA b L T.
SOUTHERN INSURANCE.
=,
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE EFFECTED
INTHE
PETERSBURG SAVINGS AND INSURANCE
COMPANY
NATIONAL FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE
COMPANY
NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA,
STEVENS & PEGRAM, Agents,
Cary street, between Eleventh and Twelfth.
de l5-ts
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T. u. NEAL. EGBERT q. LEIGH. J. p. SWORDS.
MEAL, LEIGH d CO., General Com
~ mission Merchants and Tobacco Factors, cor
ner Cary and Virginia streets, Richmond Va.
de ll-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-13

Cash assets, July l. 500 900
Annual incolae in cash. $500, 900
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-13

MUTUAL LIFE
W. INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-13

NATHANIEL AUGUST, President.
JOEL A. FITHIAN, Vice-President.
L. =. HULBURD, Cashier.
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RAILROADS.


II - -
OFFICE RICHMOND, FREDERIcKsBURG AsD1
POTOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY. }
RIcHsoSD, 9th January, 1865.
NOTICE. rio Fl :
4 MOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAILR0AD.-Owing to the obstruction Of the Poto-
mac river by Ice, until further notice no tickets
will be sold to Washington by this Company, and
the 4 II. NJ. train will be discontinued until the
navigation Of the Potomac shall again be opened.
Trains will lea We at AM and 1902. NJ, usual.
SAMUEL RUTH,
IN lots superintendent.
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EARMERS' NATIONAL BANK
Il OF RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

ORGANIZED SEPTEMBER 1865.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, $500, 900.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-13

Mrs. JEFF. DAvIs.-By permission of the
President, Mrs. JEFF. Davis has taken up her
quarters at Fortress Monroe. The only re-.
strictions imposed on her by the President are
that she is not to use any influence or contri-
butte any aid to his rescue or escape The
indulgence granted her admits her to uncon-
strained interviews and visits to her hus-
band, and at all hours of the day between
reveile and sunset. 1t is not enjoined that
an officer shall be in the room with them,
neither is it forbidden. A sentinel, however,
walks back and forth continually in front Of
the barred windows of his room. Last and
not least, no limit is placed upon the length
of her visit.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-13

The Boston Trdnscript calls attention to
the fact that twenty one Of the present mem
bers Of the Senate Of the United States are
natives Of New England, divided among the
six States as follows: Rhode Island two
Anthony and Sprague; Vermont three How
ard, of Michigan. Cragin, Of New Hampshire,
and Pollard, Of Vermont; Connecticut three
--Trumbull, of Illinois, Foster and Dixon !;
Maine three-Howe, of Wisconsin, Nesmith,
Of Oregon, and Lot NJ. Morrill,: Massachu.
sets fve-Morgan of New York, Edmunds,
of Vermont, Pomeroy Of Kansas, Charles
Sumner, and Wade of Ohio; New Hamp.
shire five-Wilson, of Massachusetts,, Chan
dler. of Michigan, Grimes, OF Iowa, Clark,
of New Hampshire, and Fessenden, of Maine.
Only two of the New England StateS-khode
Island and Connecticut-are represented ex-
clusively bv native sons in the Senate.
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Sos 1nz lrcrss1er An nzA,r.sf ~
Surgical and Chronic Diseases
ugs1AsHS or TEE EYE AND EAR.

Wills Institution is situated in the most
pleasant and healthy part Of the city of keoknk,
comfort ~ fnyaiids. = 3-- -
ThA following Diseases admitted end IL thts
Institution:
lst- Surgical dssasss md Al cases requirng s.rsscaI
operations.
~ Diseases Of the Bye and Ear.
BID Diseases Of the Lungs, Throat and Heart.
18th. Diseases OF Women
Dra. SANFORD CURTIS having retired from the
general practice Of medicine will give their entire time
and attention TO cases Of the Kind enumerated.
The Department Of Surgery ard Dieeases Of the Ere
And Ear viii be under the special charge Of DR. SAN
I0kD while that Of Diseases Of the Lungs, Threat and
Heart and the Diseases OF Women will be under the
special charge Of Dr. CURTIS, though either viii
the other In dif6cult cases
This euteFprise has been In succe~fni operation
,nfn year, and II y believed private Clinic In the
and important cases
nysicans Iassing through sojournfng in cur city
ne respectfully invited visit Inrnary se2ldlv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-13
Wrprblish the following beautiful aad naah-
praised lines, written BY gifted AID charming
poetess of St. Louis:
srro ME TO sLEEP, MOTHER.
m Arrx BosnAW.

srA1A sos1 p IIs
Here. dearest mother, swsse would rest,
On thy unchanAJns. txNe, A1oAedl oeeagt.
No love like mother Z az 18th besu nins;
watchfal and patient tender, divine,
s 81 sis. .nd Sesi.. yss|diss Sssbsif
Crushing hopes blom0us ont Of my heart,
Seeking With UogSoU vainly 70 paFt
I'D aad wer36wsAry. hare lot me weep;
Sing deersst mother, sing me 70 neep.
Hlow'rets the sweetest Som learned decay;
Pleasures the de4rsst vsnishsd away;
RiAnaehfp deceived me- lovs proved untrue:
None e'er fou I'd faithful mother. Ike you.
Groping thrpa "a darkness, hoping through pain
Smiling in .aire.s. veeping again
Praviu1 for blessings through all my Fears,
Painting With beauty all ,uturs ysAra;
Waking from dreaming only TO weep
Sing, dearest mother, sing me 10 slecp.
Life hath its pleasures, life hath IT. WOES
Find we not thofns When pinckink the rossf
After the winter cometh the spring,
Rresh In her b.anty, rosy her wing;
After the stnrm-king coDsth calm,
For the gri-f stricken there p abalm,
Over thu stream ~ swift rolling time,
There Is a region fair and sublime,
l., tn. hereafter no more 10 weep
Sing, dearest mother, sing ne 70 slesp.
Here, ~ 10 childhood. aueetiy lie,
Meath the fond glance OF thy soft eye,
Watching the dsylight fade II the vet,
And, with the sunset finding my rest;
Hers not to wsken. here not to INQUIRE
They that 60 yonder, never return
Visions Of glory break on my Tight,
While my worn spirit taketh lie flight;
As DER yon woodland thick ShaAowv ersebs
Sing. dearest mother. apg ne 20 slesp.
ef. LOUIS, Nc, April, 1854
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-13

tfSISGULAR DEATH.-Last week. in New
York State. young man named Charles
Godfrey, was standing on board leaning
against the side of barn. and was looking
in at window, when the board fell from un-
der him and at the same moment the sash
came down upon his neck, hanging him be-
tween it and the window His neck was
dislocated, and died instantaneous.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-13

Case OF % large via'- and bo k..-... 20
Case Of Is boxes Nos to Is and 90
These remedies by the single box sre sert 10
any part of the country, by mail express free Of
char &c, ei-t OF the prize. Address
VCHPRRETS- SPECIFIC
HoAGOPs THO MEDICINE c0MPAST
Office AMI Depot No. s62 BFoatway Ne~-Ycry.
For sale by every Medicine Dealer.
DR.. HUMPHREYS Is consulted daily at his OFF,,
sonaII, or by letter above fer all forms Of disease
iau17diy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-13

Sold Wholesale In Chicago ty Fuller Finch Fnller,
Buruhans & Van schaaek Lord = Smith, Emith
Dryer II Reed c.. Chas II Smith, Dletxsch Block
c. II scoyi,. w Harris a Co, Poet 4 Radean. and
BY druy gists and dealers generally. feb2d4m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-13
Cabus' Hair Tonic.

This unequ1iei preparation. which posters the poem
liar of restoring hair 70 its sra co
irau t to the color before
IL turned grey. II is permanent for dAudrur,
and enivtBs the Roots Of hair gives Il
hair . LASTING and natural mos ure, esbdiur.
souri, it hing aud OF the skin Ferrous that
have tried this itiou that the have r:ed all
kinds of Tonic and Hair Retoraives, Id had teyty
been able to huh any article thai would the de-
sred result until th-v had ted my Hair IoLis II hes
cured persons ho had solid OF cArtrEf all Knit
ted and ccmenttd together the ,hspeoa cap cover
ing the whole head and In the course q thirty days
after using my Tonic he scnrf and candrIn all cisap
peared and the hair which had until that time been
prevented from growing resumtd its former healthy
growth.
ID the case or one James Mershen, Of the alst Iowa
infan,ry whose head covered With thick coating
of d. ndy u6 and surf mentioned above sud whose
hair had almost compile ely aiie CUT Il shown the yr
the OF this Tonic for in the oil three weeks arpi
cation of bis .calp assumed healthy condition and
his hair commenced TO grow beautifully. This i. oniy
one case OF the kind in thousand. l could mention
many oth-r. but for want Of space and coat pre-
ven. ed from doirg.
Sold by GEORGE CABus, corner Of second ard Main
street Price IS cents per bottle. liberal discount to
the trade apflt dHm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-12

R5g- 9r. S. 9ammeL 1r. 259, ga.
nopsrlr., tif6t Montae etnen belitaten
9unit auf unO bait fur BITE 9atrDne lei>
ner @trtbftaft Observation-Disclosures Bod
HER heraik
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TIe gtnlabuas bss Gapltd7 Wtinsrs, ,ur &hdfsit
bee Ron ihni %gtfhbrttu cana ueueu 8Ieattr Barii6't 8
ugnna' giebt einieeu pada9iertu eef lbin Aufob, 5els
aepbes tr Oefenilt6iett III i~brr8sFtn
DC yFrnua sing AMI II W161s BON 9fentntaesn
In STE NIT 210 Bufpdrbeerr aus bsri6sttreE
Siaft Geuiibfaubs, errritttn apetitd ain 8. Tai
lub '6ifte AM 10. ibre DafaRiere roblbthalten aus.
Ole 8etpFs9urg mar cine cute. bic 9tbGnolnna bon
Gsitsu bts Gapitins cine oriSiolihe gu renner. Gta
paistn 9loBen wubls Sttidhe hets et { prompt, abs
bhff. ,u idofen. traHIliGw gctioren g nhern Il b
site sItrra6tu %geeignre gfe9s uno Grgut6un8tn
monHiQfa6cr Nrt, anstbtben ~ I-H'H. utbsr letns
Ga6it8fstt uu6 3uoir'Sif9tett aIS Gapitdn { probt IN
bret barten ur6 CtHt0en n,ineer itptren StlTlnsn,
berriatc npr I II c Gimme Der mir btfrTnit nus
bruf esben trbem mir upIeTen Wlt,bit SER, fuslds tn
sieler Seit En6 &utspa PEI &eseIi6if gu 9Ebsn 8ebta-
I'm, Sic gteiie nit benz Captain DtelHere Bu MAIDEN,
anatlr6entltdft orempttblsn.
Baltimore, ben II. Wtat, 1856
Rtbrtre PGNaetere Der ~
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stabt Balttmore.


@pr 3 unbesep m I Or 8rppfa
bdtten 9eiiern bic fpegen 8erausgabura
falfden @elbes perbafteten Or. Sdmea
W. RpbtnlDn unb Gam. Setler Gin Ser
Dor. Der 2eBtsre wurbe sur 9lrgihafi
sugelaHen uno Der 4nbere In grmanae.
lung cerielben bei9eltedt. 3etse fnb In
Sultrn @cartp, ga, p~Dbnbaft.- Seps.
@aldn BON Cumberland, befen @er6af.
tuns we9en bes Gerfuhs, na6semaGft
NDten aussuaeben, MIR feiner 3ett mel.
heten. purpe ebenfaas sur 8lrsiteft 3u.
9elafen, tpelGe, sunn 8etraee bon $4,000,
Safcb Sntpel9 BON WalbinstDn Counts,
Mp., ftelte.
Der Dampfer rU fdnate
sefern Naamtttag I'M 8 1br mad I5,td.
giser gtetfe ppn 9iperpGpf bier an. gr
brtnst etne bebeutenbe Ser. ct. 9pf unb
cine fetr %pertbppGe 9dbune, an bieIgs
nnb @tncinnatter @efhdftstdufer eoniig.
rtrt. Inter ben biefsen Gpnfsnses fin.
ben mir bic 90. @ebriber 8ltpytA e
Safer ~Gtfenwaaren, 3 Ditto 8etten), 50.
s. Wilmer u. @omp. (l SAP Setlen)
S4auer, Imam u. Comp. a 6tienSauf.
riannstpaartnl s. Raumtura u. Comp.
Il Sifie bittol @oseler u. Comp. "a
Sadete Northumberland unb l&tfs
Yrpben), Stsflmann, Stnrihs 1t. Comp.
Il 9iffe Waaren). Die 3atf fetner @aI.
fagtere III bebeutenb: II In Der @ailts
unp go TIM 3ptlhenbede. Die Gaidten.
YaGasiere fnb Or. G. s. 6tlbetrdnt
nsbf 9atttn unb Dieufbpten, Scihaa
8Drner, SRI. Warp SOrnsr, 30. S. sill.
more, Gltft GprSes, 6enrs, Wdrh Mtn.
rte, Sames, Rars unb 2outfa 9Upe, Sd.
mes 6a,lepecb. Mars Done1a Mm.
Strtnesr uns @m. @eOrss. 3r. 6. 8.
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stabtratls Werlan0lnnoen.

SIM eriten 3wetse rpurbe Der &Etra1
9efsat, ben Gin unb 8ertauf Don @u'
fern tn Der SGale pber In irsenb elmer
dnberen Sorm (auBer In bermettf9 Der.
fhlpfenen @efGbeu) pom Is. Wat : Is
Sept. gu verbteten unb cine tepe lebertre.
tun9 oteles 0erbDtes NIT $50 III beftrn.
fen, pOpDt Der Denun3tant Die 6dtfte er.
balten fol-. ueber bic Sorberun8en Der
penni. Sffttere Wortia 3eeb uno Satpb
Setter uno bon SOB. s. s. Reper an
9rdttftr. fur BET benz gclfsauFaufe am
10. Mprtl 1861 erbaltene gerfeBuneen
unb 8erlufte tpuroe unginaig bert6tet t,
nnb eisfelben iiliO pprIdufs 40 @eta &c.
Ieat tpproen.
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&MatsDepdrtcment

ben 81. gGrtt 1866.
anburtb wtrb 6tyanut a:uta6t ba6 ON l. Wtai 1855
os 3intu ouf aue baun nod ausIebtnOtn nn6 un6e-
,ablteH, auf 8s8unrs jeitreiIioer DarleEea ansas'
n.aten DspCIieu : S&eine (ui5t icl&e, psI8s gu
9larirBaus. 3psd,n ousatIisnt porten) aaf Bic a!stds
f6rnio, Otate BON fini proisnt idBrIi6 bonn l.
Wal na6nbin an S]trrinsert werbeu. VIE Dieienis:n,
pelbe ant l, 0}ai nod ioIas 3epoftsnfasius, in be-
Rar Elm bBBsrer 3tnsFu6 o%rBsssbeH 1T, btRBcn, inb
mlpsfprtert, tt,leIten ben 8tamtsn ,ueI@e bic 5@stnt
alsocftut su i~ber9etsn. tamit reue S&sine an bsren
6tatt ausgsaelt psrbcn iourtn.
8. VI eGut[oG.
QOs-I6) SGotamt8. Sttretir.
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Ole 0titsIttbsr Obts,r sC9e itnt erIudt, i6 panFt.
lid Mpretn, Gpnntda ben 10. Dfat 9 ubr D2oreeus
fl einiufncsu. Ole @,nltaa rir9 obteei 2Oas fin.
bet mo ger Spnntag, ben 10. W&Gt, 3 tlBr Vi sctait
mosS. TN obl9eu aotaIe itatt. ppju aHs Scamten uno
8ril6er bon allen Go0en bee Stbsrs 'reuntIidIt sra
iu6t pElbtn. ter & tutaptuna tetsupcbneu.
Snl Suffrage 6ss Gbarisr gSmtfe's
Ql4 s. W. StrI9feIb, Setr.
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Var SsaelT@iTe

ca Die btfsn gidSc wcrten bel RnFOote bet EaI-
Ea9s ttIe8rapBti6 beIe8t.
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siSumpbgep8'
specific 8Drt6rpatbtc @ebtetne
gonapanD.'.


Office unb Depot. gr. 5e2, 'Srpabuap.
Rep- 9erf,
Or. $ ump6rehs tpirb tasIid lit istuef Office
uniin6ti6 oter brieftG iber ale Srarfbeits- Sornlen
I'M Otatb atira9t,
G~geuten In Balttmorei
~. 8. b uub
Coleman q ROaers. tEeOr27, 1Stu II, ny
Mtbertun'S Gberrn GorbiaI
II oas untriaIi9fe Il. r~ptrtiauite WattteI 9estn ebo.
lera, Soitf, DuTtfan 8ubr, 8ereauun9s- Sefhper
ben uno ale lnterItibss 9eteen. Gs Bel d d
ttet II | d / nur bic 9 d uttrsen fonberu
btbt aud bcren urfahe un6 sibt benz
pieber.
Cine fluse Mutter
bat es aets int 6auie, ba "a mod INNER BET 2tnter.i,
bic 3abrer pber an ben iosenannten -G orm beltrper.
ben" Ieiber, nit 9'pHem @rtplae aneefpanbt tpulbs;
es TT elm unubertreffli9sS S6merstns=airbeiuuas.
Wfittel bas benz Rerpeniefere ut6t itatet. pe bic
nisiiter Sprufe II. Scrbials, bic 8esen bieie 8eiGfper-
ben I'm @ebral6e iiuo.
asenttn fur Baltimore Itnb;
B. s.. Brown h 4rubsr,
SIR. L. GibzQitsrtnnr.
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ser StAHae Correspondent.
6~h1ttmprs.b ben u. TatIl266.
gleneiles aRb @aibinatpn.


@albtn atom. IL. Mat.-( Steuer.
bursau). - aae Sewp9Rer tes Slbens
mlfsn sefeslt6 ilber itr Ginfrmmen BON
1864 un5 1865 Jest 8eri6ie sinret6en.
@inise Or &ebsnen, SffItere tn &teran,
brta, 9I., fnb ron ben @Hefpren bterjU
aufBefprbert porber, fpetdetbre ais Diff
stere Der &sbeIen 2Irmee erbaltenen Sra
ttpnen auf 40 Gts. tGsti6 anre6ntn
Cine Sferte, bic Steusr In cpnfOcertrtem
@slbe gu sntri6tsn, warb Gbsenieisn.
(Sefdttgung.) 9eute befdlists Der
@enat Sen. Stdtes ais toQGnS. &e'
fanbtrn.
Seut. traf Bier Sdmts 8otb, @genl
beS Staats SaGemeifsrs Don gouili1Ha.
rin, I'M bic Sem StaatS,,. Qubitsur prn
ben Sunbsstruppet III StrepepOrt ab9e.
npmmenen Sbltsdtt0nen Der Ifp,Sr.
GsaRier 8dnten In Gmpfans nsbmeu.
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rsa. Or. SrtS Q 0dpperte III ais
8erwaltsr In bte oSurubals", Bef'
@rattlr., eingsjpgen unb ma6t Mpnta9
fra6 mad guiem alten Srau6 ben Ga.
fen fetnen ergebenten Diener. Gum
Debit gtebt's etnen GteIenlunI6 unb bd8
bette Bier UNI Dat Der neue &erDalter
IpeBteG Gorge setrd9eu, baB trpB be8 en-
partetsn 3abtretGeH 3uipru6e8 aGe Sd
fe bic bette, pinftlt4te unb dWfnertlants
ne 9ebtenuna ftnben mer6en.
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HeaA 9r, S. &eefe, SIR. 20, Mcrb>
Sreperidfr., bdlt Mpntas etne 8asatsf1.
ii6.ginpeitune al. @Ormtttass gtebt's
9nnf6, unb &benbs finbet Elm &an3trdns-
den fdtt.
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vpn6ambnrg, Bremen, 6aYrs, @ntpGSen
mad ir6erb e'n,nl Safrn ~glut.ttfa's
teiorgt bic A9entur bic ~btliG0en 6abiitr,
9iebt pofa9elGtne fir ollie Stife
II. 6elcr9t Il foroerIiten SauS PaHaAiere Urn tBrers
9etmGtbssDr ie tiPrber.
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@eIbfeubunnenI

@slbtenbungeu iUereet gu ogIn nitbrlgiteu gpitfie Ia
preuHifbep Sbaiern Gbtiu. e3uIhtn, 6ranfen &C. mad
rstno strcm E6sils Gutopa'S befo,gt Die eihe bfr
Sduitr. nit wsl6en ipir 9srblneunacn uniet EaIten,
IT In Ter Office auf9et6uat.
Gu6tpGrtiee HnftraGgebert
@e,fonsn, bic BON quspirt5 apftrige fenbtu poTs
I'm ssnau ibte pno hes Gmpfdn9ers aorefe aufs
st5sn.
E8- N~nfrdssn BON ~siusrp6tts mhHen Bon etnsn,
PcliiertPd ttsIettct ietn, I'm pGntl DE @ruieSeruna
gu iinSen.
q. Raine,
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: JTFWNV Z u VNWVT
Sls Rtttp f, ben ia. Wlai psrtsr c%crfeasIts
Gngsbcie auf BsrTor fuul hes 8altnnrer Stotts
arnenbouieS IehS Dlprnte lang nit 8emlie m l..
griueu % adreu bic gu nod u6btr gu b~sitttas
member 9siiet uuo IN ifdter III bscIberrb ben Ononti.
titen obiuIiefeln itnb, angsnnnru1,t. Reine Sftrte
plrS poRSeuteH eHt e3tnaeurrtmen fpetbe @cntll L
turerbaD 4 Dle'Isu pcu Der Stabt siettu. etu6 BE,
balten fj bic Urn enbaus- Botittber has 0tedt Dor
tratnb Elm Nn9.bpt 5uriif5uWeiien. Ran peu6e it9
u%lprgGtr. 1l3-T)
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Ger M tpIanter ei,OtriranS" maat bi.rmit feiusn
Hrtunben urb WetsI'.bsrn bic sra bsnt guasis., bab
CT Jiouia6 oer. 4 Stunt 1865 itiu critics pic 9i(e i'm al
NabtleS in sinet irat:ten Mnseiae. 11E,