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piailp argus.
Wednesday Evening, October 20, 1869.


attention at the ANGUS 0PvIck, and be executed
In the very best manner and ut reasonable rates.
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NUsINHsS CARDS.
n, C. CONNELLY,

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once.
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M,CAULEY l. RELDING,

SURGICAL. and MECHANICAL DENTISTS
- (suscsssOrs to DR.. W. Veliel. Teen *
traotsd without pain BY the use OF nitrous oiiae,
or Laughing Gas. 0fos on limo" Dr. '0'"
iatslY occupied By DR.. Velis.
The New York herald., 1869-05-21
ANTUSENIENTS.
M ANFHED'" AT
BOOTHS THEATRE.
PHILHARMONIC soolErY or NEw ~ y,

PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY or NEW YORK;
NEW YORK, May 20 1863. !
Mr- EDWIN BoOrH:-
DEAR SiE-We have the honor inform you that at .
regular meeting the philharmonic Society, held at the Aca
deny OF Music the l4th inst, motion 1t was unsn-
mously
Resolved That the thanks OF this Society be presented 70
Mr. Edwin Booth for the valuable services generously rem
dered to this Association midst OF the OF hix
theatrical engagement in reading Lord Byron's poem OF
"Manfred' accompanied with Schuman's melodramatio
music performed b the Quartet and Chorus OF the Lieter
kanI Society and the Philharmonic orchestra at the public
rehearsal the h ns and at the the evening Of
May ., In the Academy OF Music.
Resolved. That Individual members Society
beg 70 recrocae these fayors offering services 70 Mr.
Booth 70 repeat this performance hs theatre ON Ed
NESDAY AFTERNOON next the 26th OF May.
We have the honor remain,
Your obedlent servants
r. OGDEN DoREMUS N. D., President
d. ScHAAD, Secretary.
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BooTH's THEATRE,
NEW YORK. May 20. lS69.

BOVTIIB THEATRE,
NEW YORK, May 20, 1859
To r. OGDEN DoREaUs. NJ d., ID. SoHAAD, ESQ.,: =
GENTLEMgN-In grateful acknowledgment of your kind
most cheerfuy accept the honor you and
beg the Phil
Society heartfelt thanks for the generous
which they propose to recprocae the rng aid
rendered them the occasion referred 10.
Very truly yours, EDWIN BOOTH.
The New York herald., 1869-05-21

CTEAM TO ANTWERP.
- INMAN LINE.
CITY OF LIMERICK, June 8.
CITY OF DUBLIN, July T.
and monthly throughout the season.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
YORK. FROM ANTWERP.
Cabin .Sl0O currency. Cabin $3.50, gold.
Steerage... 30, currency Stcerage 25 gold.
For passage apply to
JOHN G. DALE, Agent,
15 Broadway, New York.
The New York herald., 1869-05-21

AyyJsENIENTS.

AMUSEMENTS.
THEArRE ooMIoUE, OPPOSITE ST. NICHOLAS
AND DECIDED TRIUMPH
OF THE GREAT
RECONSTRUCTED PLUTO.
Rewritten arranged BY Mr. william Horsss Lings5s ,,I
EssaUEsS HxTASrP PSsS which S win 'ns A%ii
nlTH REPRESENTATION
'' the end ?'sSsP. Hs;s TSsAen H!xeAap m ;,
BY patrons Of The late Broadway ys theatre a .
MISS ALICE DUNSINo,
QUEEN OF BURLEsQUE,
a.
gi appear every evening in her nimabs character of
s The saasns fs5ss GApTAIS q TaR &AfcS,
HoricE"Fridsy evening. Nay a. r. f. IISaARDs
MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY AFTERNOON AT TWO.
l Mr. w SIB,f. HofAsE SELLING HEssARD's
THIS tFRIpAYl EVENING, MAY 81, 1852,
pr he ss Is Is 0'
Ga Ds G. 5e
As
H s$Hs $z $kHz$Hs$ EsSs$#
HICCORY DICCORY DOCK,
HICCORY DICCORY DOCK.
GREAT aSEHr fASH9SIhIe fhSFoaIaG sSS6Ess ssUSSEsss
as i1shass rsf sSd''' ''"'.'s
THE HUM0R of the PANTALOON.
THE AGILITY of the HARLEQUIN.
THE GENIALITY Of the COLUMBINE.
THE QUAINTNESS OF the JOKES.
THE INGENUITY OF the TRICKS.
THE CLASSIC GRACE OF the BALLET.
THE RAPIDITY of the CHANGES.
THE Artistic Perfection of the SANGALI.
THE BRILLIANCY of the TRANSFORMATIONS.
THE PICTURESQUE SCENERY,
THE SUPERB COSTUMES,
THE CHARACTERISTIC MUSIC,
THE TERRIBLE GIANTS,
THE INEXPLICABLE SEA MONSTER,
MATINEES ~ WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
In order avoid disappointment seats should be secured
at the Box Once
WAvERLEY THEATRB-72o BROADWAY.
Proprieor q. T. REEDER Manager. .....T z. NORRIS
SUMNER SEASON
COOLEST AND BEST VENTILATED PLACE OF AMUSE
MENT IN THE CITY.
ADOPTION OF THE SUMMER PRICES
Orchestra chairs, 81 dress circle, Is cents balcony DO
family CIRCLE 80 cents reserved dress circle ~
PYGMALION
SEE LITTLE JENNY AS THE STATUE.
SEE LIZZIE WILLMORE AS CUPID.
SEE FELIX ROGERS AS CAMBYISS.
SEE THE WAVERLEY TROUPE IN rYGMALION.
RIGL SISTERS IN TWO DANCES.
The New York herald., 1869-05-21

STEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
~ From New York only $50 seerage
COLORADO. Green Wednesday, May &c
EEBRASkA....... Guard. Wednesday, June
80, From pier ~ North river.
Cabin passage, $780, gold.
Passage from and TO New York. Paris Hamburg, Rotter
DAM &c Drafts Ireland, England France Germany
at lowest rates.
Apply to WILLIAMS GUION % Broadway or 50 South
reet
The New York herald., 1869-05-21

&o 6O CIIALDRoN FOR COKE DELIVERED I'M.
pO OU mediaeiy; liberal discount made By the cargo
Apply At Twen'ythird street, Broadway or Twentynrst
street, avenue A. s. " SHERWOOD.
The New York herald., 1869-05-21

EoR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND
Point RicnmondThe Old Dominion Steamship Company
will despatch their sdewhee steamship HATTERAS for Nor
from 81 North foot Of Beach street. connecting with
Line Southsde and Petersburg Railroads and Richmond and
Danvle and Virginia Central Railroads. taking freight and
sSushwest Bills Of isdng signed on the pier sea%shp
Saturday. May g. For freight passage having
elegant stateroom accommodatons apply to n L. NC
CREADY, President Isl Greenwich Of Dey.
Insurance by steamers OF this line 4 per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-24
CONGRESSIONAL.
Csneissisn Of Yes,erd.y's Proceedings.


S1NArR-After our report closed
MI. Spregue introd need bill 70 provide for
oantne the public moneys and for Other pur-
posee. Referred 20 the Finance Oommittee.
fairs, reported House bill to abolish chief Of
stsfi Of general Of the army.
The melton to postpone the judicial bill was
resSseaysdss ~ n "a M Dr.s. VA. .sen
jected. 49,
Mr.. Drake then offered an amendment that
whenever in any case the justices Of the Su-
decision shall be entered. and the case shall be
reheard whenever an odd number Of judges are
en- the bench. Rejected. 1-r5
Judge Of any United States Court who Is now
or hereafter may become seventy years Of age,
may be retired. and shall thereafter receive for
The bal.ne &c Of his life his salary, which wa: re:
they would vote for II Is q separate bill.
The hall was then passed.
The Senate then went into executive session,
and soon adjourned.
HOUrI.-After our report closed
Bills and resolutions on the Speakers table
were taken up and disposed Of as follows:
Senate joint resolution resembling the J)lut
resolution revivipg the joint select committee
for the reorganization OF the civil service.
Mr.. Dawes (Mass.) moved non concurrence,
and asked tor committee Of conference
Agreed to.
Senate Joint resolution for the relief of set.
tiers on the Shawnee lands in Kansas was
passed.
The Senate bill amendatory of the act to in.
corporate The Washington, Georgetown and
Alexandria Packet Company was referred.
The Senate Joint resolution donating TO the
public schools Of the District Of Columbia the
building located at the corner Of 2ld and
streets was referred to the Committee on the
District of Columbia.
The Senate bill to incorporate the National
Junction Railroad Company was called up.
Mr.. Welker (Ohio) moved ITS reference TO the
lvnv h. lrcfr f,f Nnlr Ain
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-24

contract has been CLOSED by which the Al
exandria, Loudoun q Hampshire railroad will
be completed 10 Winchester tins year At a
meeting Of the Board Of Directors in Alexan-
dria yesterday, three members, Messrs. John
Janney, OF Loudoun; John Powell, Of Fair.
fax. and s. J. U. Moore, OF Clark counties, re-
signed; and the Board, as now constituted, is
as follows; LOUIS Mckenzie, President; Oakes
Ames, Mass; Henry ID. Cooke, ID. G; H. s.
GcComb, Del; Benjamin Morgan, OF Clarke
county; Q. +. Lee, Of Alexandra: q. w. jan
ney and j. NJ Orr, Of Loadoun county, va.
With such q Management, and the assistance of
Warrington and Georgetown, the speedy COM
pietion Of the road to the coal fields and the
OHIO river, and the construction OF the branch
read to the District cities may confidently be
expected Mr.. Blythe, the superiate ndent of
the road, was ordered to the field at once, to
supervise the surveys for the proposed exten.
sion, and Mr. Nathaniel HAYES. the present
master Of machinery. was appointed superin.
tendent BY the Board.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-24

A NEW POLITICAL PARTY.-A Concord, N.
H, correspondent Of the Boston Journal writes
a. follows:
movement Is on foot for the formation Of
new political organization in New Hampshire,
70 include as many as possible Of the Conserva.
tive mem bers Of the two existing parties. The
matter il now in the hands of twenty promi.
nent men, ten Of them being Repu blicans and
ten Democrats. Private meetings Of those
having the thing in charge have been held. but
nothing can BE- obtained as to the prospects of
the movement 1t 10 said that the whole
scheme will be made public in June next
We hazard the opinion that the "new political
party" will prove as great an abortion as the
Philadelphia fizzle, which was started on lus'
about the same plan OF joining the "Conserva.
tive elements" OF the Republican and Demo.
cratic parties. The fact Il there is no room fol
such negative concern, and 1t 10 sure to bs
ground to Gust between the upper and neither
millstones Of the two great parties Of the
country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-24

novelty IN these times when general com.
plant is made Of the degensracy Of the drama
may now be seen al Wallis Opera House. We
mean good play by good actors The beaut,.
full comedy OF school" now being perfor med
oy Laura Keene and her company at this thea
ire. nightly attracts large and fashionable au-
diences, afording the best evidsncs that in
Washington AZ least talent Is as well appreci-
ated legs" NO play goer should fail to
see this really meritorious performance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-24

Miss Mary Grant, OF Richmond was mar
ried in that city on Thursday last, TO a Mr.
Ford, Of Goochland county. Va 1t will be re-
membered they were the subjects OF the article
IN the Sosfhera Opision, which resulted in the
killing Of lis editor, H. Riyes Pollard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-24

The first edition OF the excellent Cousres.
SIGNAL Directory for the first session OF thu
Forty-hrst Congress, prepared by Major Beu
Perlpy Pcore. has made its appearance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-24

The London SPECTATOR says: Congress has
passed Bill d. clsnng that all bonds of the
United states shall be paid in gold, unless the
contract specifies paper. So ends the chatter
about repucatioL."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-24

Ts Advertisers.-our advertising patrons
are requested to send In their favors before
IL O'Clock m, As advertisements received
later cannot be insured an insertion in
TIE STAR Of the same day, on account of
the pressure Of news matter after that hour
Win every disposition TO accommodate, we
Ind ourselves Obliged to lay down this rule
and adhere to 1t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-24

From Shillingten, Odeon Bailding. we have
Mayne Reds Coward and Peterson's
Ladies National Magazine for April.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-24

NJ ALL GRADUATES OF GEORGETOWN
US MEDICAL COLLEGE. interested in form
ing Alumni ASS ,fation, wiz please meet in the
College building on THURSDAY, 18th instant, al
I o clock D m. It,
~TBE FOURTH WARD REPUBLIOAN
uS CLUB will meet at the church, corner lth
and streets, THIS EVENING. Seversl speak
ers have been invited to address the meeting This
organic alton com prisee the two wings and coAtrs
Of the Republican party in the Fourth Ward.
MIA II J. B.CROSSMAN. President.
MI U. U. F-SPEOIAL NOTICG.-The
u8 Joint Committee on the Semi Centennial
Celebration to be held in Philadelphia April 18th
will meet on FRIDAY EVENING, the 18th inst
at n, O'Clock In the Grand Secretary g room.
Pupctual attendance is requested, as business OF
Importance will be TT an sacted.
ma24-2t A. J. DONALDSON, Sec'y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-24

ME- De n TAL H0TIOB.
w. b. BARRErT, d. d. g.,
(fofmeriy Of Philadelphia No. 20 ~ street. BE-
tween Pc. ave. and street.
All Dental Operations skillfully performed
PUs Nssvets Oxtds.
Prof T. L. Buckinshan, b. D. 3.
Prof. James Truman, d d. 9.
Prof Geo. r. Barker, d. DIS.
Prof Elias Wfldman, n. D., d. d. g., Pennsylva-
mia College Of Dental Surgery, PhiiadelDhfa.
hsttysy LinnG'lsy, n. D., Ho. s1o Ostrsst, ws.h.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-24
DENTISTRY.

l.. WOLF. MD.
y. OPERATIVE DENTIST,
no liz Penna sse. let. 18th aud 18Th =,r.et.
north eide All branches OF the PROBES
sion tkilltully attended O.. and o. the mo.t4@
reasonable terms A thorough experience ~Glf0
OF several years In the Dental Art inspires hir
With confidence that his OPERATIONS will prove sat
Aslseo0I, 70 al. ma n I'm
nks W. AND u. A. MERRILL DENTISTS,
~ No. ESQ PENNsYLvANTA AVE--
hUt hetyeen Eth and 18th streets, fur &
n ~ AhIif iClAL IEB1H on any kind ~-l0
OF flate desired. Pure NtrOHs Oxsde Gas con-
SANITY on hand for extracting teeth wfthoEt pain
ms euAraatee 70 ali those having work done Al Our
Once don In every particular. no 10 IL.
~ TON.
NJ. ESQ PENNSYLVANIA ANENIE.
Between l2th and IsIh streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-24

LA Grande Duchesse" was performed in
capital style at the National Theater last eve
ming, with the same cast as last winter except
the parts of Fritz" (Which was well acted and
sung by Aujac); wanda" lin which role Mile
Duches gave great satisfaction by her correct
singing and sprightly acting) and "Nepomuc."
Tostee was as usual great in her personation
of the capricious and coauettish Grand
Duehess, and the popular trio, Lsduc.
Duchesne and L agriffoul were as entertaining
as they always are. Tonight irma will repeat
her celebrated character of ..Boulotte'' in
''Barbe Bleue."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-24

The Financial Chronicle, which reflects the
opinions of the solid business men of New York
city, thus speaks Of Hon. George s. Boutwell,,
the new Secretary OF the Treasury:
Now in Mr.. Boutwell, we have an officer
whose public record and private character are
equally without reproach. He Is too honest to
use the vast powers Of the Treasury TO disturb
financial affairs, either from caprice or with
view to make money for himself or his friends.
He is too wise To make any timid, halting, or
narrow policy. At critical junctures OF the
money market every fibre Of the body polite
thrills in response TO the doings OF the Score.
tary Of the Treasury, aud 1t is because Of Mr..
Boutwelrs proved fitness for the special task
entrusted TO him that his appointment is hailed
with such general salts faction and confidence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-24
TEETH ATTRACTED WIrHoUrPaIv

NO charge Will be made for extracting where Ar
uhclal Teeth are Inserted. although the
psllent VIII be REQUIRED 10 pay Tor the&@
tureicai operation when performed which LID
VIII be ded cited when the teeth are made The
asoclaloD Is now prepared make Teeth on
Gold, silver, and Rubber at New YORK, Plil.iel-
phis and Boston prices All persons wishing den
tai WORK done can have IL cheap a. a he above
nsmed cities. All work will be done a. be nent..t
ara pest manner, and varra pted to give entire
satisfaction Persons will do we'll TO cali ana er-
anime our work before getting "a elsewhere IA Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-24

n l sPhIH0 STYLE. -
HAvE Y0uR HAT -
set 70 faslionsble shape ct CUENINaHAMs
HAT fAcroY .7th street. afth door below Merit b
ern narket, No SaBk, tt2G-S sa fsk 1-so,~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-24
NOVELTY ToU ESEks AND MACHINE

PAkkEBsBURG, WEST VIRG1NIA.
We have on hand one Portable Steam o wNiD
OF y Horne Power that we win cell ct our works
'or slice cash; also. several portable engines
suitable for threshing machines Of 10 horse power
Also several portable eng fines OF wheels from Is TO
horse power or under. Psrsons Wishing to pur.
chase new or second hand machinery, engines or
iroh. would do well 70 call or address L.
LEEsE 90. Psrkersbars. West virgiaia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-24

MARIHI'e TAsHIoSABLK DANCING
lN1 ACADEMY, a
between 9th and 10th streets.
as row open Tor reception OF Pupils. FOr/
ca NJ are sISiy ct the Academy for oircu u
Days OF Tuition For Misses and Msssers-rues
day, THURSDAY, and Saturday, from 20 y N
For Gentemen-moDcsy, weanesday, and SAT
urual, ncb z 10 " D m eiar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-24

UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.
WASHINGTON, ID. O., March 10. 1859
On the petition Of ALPhEUs o. GALLAHUE,
ofNew York, N: Y. praying for the extension OF
q patent granted him the 18th day of April 1889
for an Improvement in n achines Peseine B0ots
and Shoes. this application having been author-
n A ordered that AID petition be heard m ,ht.
Office on the 3l.t day Of May next. ANY person
sitions. and other papers should Be ned in Xxi,
ONCE twenty days before the day Of hearing.
ELISHA FOOTE.-
ma "a lawSW Commissioner Of Patents.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-10
Gpnare6 !. 0erld1t.
Designation Ses serrn gts'part,
Sen, gbermau iibernintrnt oas eotlls
u1anbo Der Glrnee.
GaBinetsr 9era d tfe
8afbingtOi,9 @ars'
GonareR.


Senat, Ser Antra8, 0as epes
.ioI seorntte aur Snbetra1tnabnte eer
amtsbouerbil bon feinen 9Fidten 5n
eutbiueeu, tpurSe in Soige Ger SS1n@.
uon0e bes Gen. Gunner uperaele9t'
Ser 8rdfbent Hberianete benz See
nat cine Botf6aft, in tueia1er Ct letn
Grfuhen, bea Sbasfetretar oon Der zen
8eifimmungen Des Weiesss bon 1fo9,
meItes Tin an nebernohme oes S9aRS
fefretartats perbinoert, austunebnler,
auriidsiebt. Die 8urtidn0bme tsuree
5aus. Serr 0aibbnrne aeiote
1eine Mefiquatlou ais Nepralentant an.
Sielelbe nurhe augenemnien.
Gin Gonfite fur nntetiu9ung Der
aonifiana Sgablen puroe ernanrlt. :
Nnf 9lntrag Ses 6epr. Souttpea
purbe bic Ginfesnng etnss aus 10
NlitoIie0ern betebetsen Gomstes 1ur
Neconfruftion bel9lcnen. 10Y lt'n'm'
ten OafIr unG AZ oa9eeen.
Hepr. 8utIer btoebte et11e StA EN-
meIde bic AmtseauerbM mloerruF
nit 143 seeeu is angenonn'en.
8ertaaang bis Sreitag.
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sequence MitapOdl 10 Mdr8 1869 Nnmuler 235

Mn Die Notwithstanding su
5ing cling, 81, g. If bon BoibinstOn
aus bic g8eifilng eraaaoeu, Raroons
fiir Gdel unb 8latsoea 81 i9norirsu.
Cine 6euersbrunif in SeDs @traes
q. D serii6rte fiir $100. 600 Wertb
Gigentbutlt.
Sn No9efer q. g., eTpIooirte bar
SampfsefeI in Der 8an Niper' i6en
WibIe, nobel brei Nrbeitsr eas 2ebeH
berIoren. Il
Sen, S9bn 6. 8refinrioae bat fid),
itaaoem er einige Gage ID Cincinnati
bertUeiIf, mad feiner alien 9eia1atb,
Bennington 8b., be9ebeu. s a
Sn Stem Nerf ipurbe bic 6laee ben
Saues 0atterion arf Geitttution bon
2,04l, $40 fur unbe;ablte Coupons
gesen bic Strange sNLeraHbriG BabR
entidieoen.
Sen. 81. NmeR lit gum GoramaneeMr
Ses S. Wilitareiitrifts eruaant 9ors
1en..
Ser gerfebr slpiI5en eitta, aIasfa
4nb San Jranfisco bebt fid). &eit
Dem 1. Sebraar finb bon lebterer Gtost
IL Sdiffe, tuerunter sfpet Sampfer,
mad 9itfa abgeleselt,
Sen. Sir, Ser. ct. @efanSisr IN
8aris, ffeilt IS in einem ber0fentIids
ten 8riefe entfdieoen in @bre0e, BAT
er Sci einen Banquet cine Nebe ibeI
bic griedifd stlrtiide Gtreitfrase ees
balten babe, ipie BON benz 81. .. 9eralS
bebauptet :poroen lit.
Die 2e9islatur Bon Georgia bat hGa
SreifduIenfDlteni aueetloulrter.
Sn SlereHH StaIien, fOu am 80
September elm GonoreB ben ler3ten
aus aEIen 3ationen er0fnet pernen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-10

Sin Gbaueerp. An sRaitputIIe Staat SenneHse,
Oifice EIert aI1h Idter, Ebafeerps @eItt o. Hnfbs
SHE, ben 1. Sonuaf 1863. = Softer, EnmpttRs ~
smith, 9Iiaer, Geeeu aReber U, geius unn MuheEes
gefInate --Dn aus einem IN bieier SADIE etngeFet4s
ten MfftbeDit befrpruebty boz 8eflaates &boss ".
Rfner uue 9enrp Gtdbdum teine Bsw9enet pes
gtaafs Tenntee nb, 10 IUusoe pesorhnet, hnS &c fbr
Grd5einen barin por neer iunerbaIb D eriten bret
Eaaen bes na4fteu Eermius eenannten 1ers4tesf
,s boften ams Griten Rntoa TN f6@nen Mpril
1859, MAIDEN ufh anf aE&aers Bin tsteunen, aatpoxs
ten nber Ginranh erbeben wihrtgs bisfeb aIs
ucu tbnen aHgeanbeH eTtIdrt une 90 ster Aizhorine
ex parte 0nberaHRt werbeA mtrbs ttno baB eteIe
4erprbilinfa fur pier alifeiauAer folg snaf Mpe tn
Der VoSbpine @xes un6 Stmes unS Der xeHneiIee
etartl sstknns beFdnnt seu1G%t wetss. =
- ROrtnns8. 9pmkIL
ass -'4% sA GIett Isnb Better.
,SuiIs u. emitb, aHpSEte fur alEssr. or.
fsb25, An -, -
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Ga7t.lE.

@berfH BeFEauf. Sn 0emasbstt ansT Tenditio
~ exponas 8erpf6nnHG an MTG gert9tet xro Apeys
Iiefert pon benz Mdfbaren Gtrertt Geysdt poH 9o1@s
Ton Gpuittu, Ee1II., BEL ietueu Snuuar Eermtn
.fs69 uefbe i6 gum 6ffentIlden 8srfGaf an esn ets
biefeH6sa geesH beere 8ahLras am &onnabene
ben q. 3ars 1859. na9feReus 5ei1ris5sns sa s1a
eStiid pher TheiI 2ouh, beIeeen NIB beFuhlt9 IN
GipiIstHrfft 10 IL, Dartefpn County Estit, ,e II
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Iuirofs f3ehe sfeaiers Office poa 0outs Gcntp,
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beIeot aIs boa Gigentbum poH SCENES SoptSs nns
eir,er execution in Heihen SdnAen 81 @unften pnn
D. g.. RutIanb uuh geaen Sames SGpis fur $633.6O,
eSutersfen lnb aoifen slsgenHaeu. @egsbeB eeR 10.
G.R. 0pnaIbfpn, Sheriff,
feb26 bprtb 81, g. Gaines Deputy.
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ttnS nberlisfert RON BEN A1fberen GhGfesEgs@es
rttt unn 4Gpibfon Co., Eenn., BET iefneW Gttobsrs
EeTmtn 1869, ueree To- gun SfeutH9eu BertGuf an
cen Reiftbieten6en ase a baGre Soblung an GpuEts
baus sEbnr IN her Stn1t NGfbuiAe am q o m D.
ben q. aRSrs 1863, un4fte5enb bef4stsbsnes 0tannz
eigenthum brtagen, n&rIli9: Cots 9Ipb. dx5s t14s
MnSitfnft Az EoSbpiHe fur beren 8efHretbuHe fehe
Nudb a., Seitc AS3, Aeeiiters Difiee BON Deptofou
Gnartstu ebeuip 2ofa Stna II unh 20 IN Der eIeten
Mnbitfsn ar gnfbpiNe, fir berer @ef9gsibuHg febs
Bud "a; Seite 492, Heeiiters Dfitee ucn Daptelon
@pnnip bic eefamHsten seuonnten Cots NIT Rei9Ice
einer Greeution eeeen Turnsr g. Softer unh Spiepb
g. Rcpbs uuh ~ Gnnften pcn R. .. 6nDea, 8. q
~, FIR sea ud &C., fur &2.768.7a Sntereifeu itne
Softerl aubrniGen. 6egeben ben %. 6ebTuar 1863.
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efiTerx IN efer SADIE ein0erei&ten Aoa1tt berpors
cons ho& Der EBch mort non So. G.DGbba MubesGnnl
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Nrs bsefe &ercrDnung fir uter nufetHRueer fctgenh
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