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DESTRUCTION or OIL TANKS AT Psaaosa. H. J.

At fifteen minutes past nine O'Clock last night
fire broke out in the Oil refinery at Penhorn City,
ana three Of the tanks were destroyed. The danes
Illuminated the heavens for two hours, that peo-
pie at a distance believed the whole village was
being destroyed. The fire companies Of Hudson
City turned out but the only assistance they could
render was In preventing the spread OF the danes
to adjacent buildings The IRE was still unsubdued
midnight.
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THE wEsHawKga eesaY AGITATION.

Another meeting OF the citizens OF Union Hill ana
West HoboKen was held last evening. Mi. Nicholas
Pnaum in the CHAIR for the purpose OF promoting
the establishment of new ferry at Weehawkea.
After some debate and speechmaking il was resolved
TO hold q mass meeting next Tuesday evening a.
Pnaum's Hotel Application Will be made for y
charter at the next meeting OF the Legislature for
ferry be located In the vicinity OF the Venang0 on
dock to some point in The neighb0rnood OF Twenty
third street. New York.
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The metropolitan Job Printing and Enxrav

! ing Establishment having made extensive
! additions to its "matcrisl," In the shape
OF Presses, Type, &C., 10, 10 now prepared
20 execute orders with unusual rApldity.
It's pa,rons aud tho public know full we'll
ina style Of work aud its moderate prices
our designing and wood engrav,px de-
partment has been considerably enlarged
10 meet the demands OF the public, and
we beg tn ouor to our patrons our co.
largcd facilities for such orders a. they
may see tit TO give, feeling assured that
our prices win compare favorAbly with
any other work Of this kind. Posters,
| Circulars, Cards, Pamphlets Of evsry do
scription, Law Printing, &C., 40. Plain
at short notice aud Ut very low price.
~ Nassau strcet, old Herald Building.
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MISSOURI.
The National Capital Convention.

TIE NasiOnaI CnpitnI ConventfOn.
ST. LOUIS, Sept 20, 1869.
The Executive Committee OF the National Capital
Convention, to be held here the Goth OF October,
with members of the press ana other citizens, held
meeting tonight. The Governors Of the following
States have responded TO their invitations and will
send delegates: Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska,
Oregon, Nevada, Arkansas Louisiana and Missouri
The Governors OF Maine and indiana have declined
to appoint delegates, but there viii be representa-
tiyeS present rem those States.
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Died.

DoNSELLy.-On Thursday evening. september ~
JOHN DoNNELLY q native Of Eddcrny. county Fer
managh, Ireland, In the 30th year OF his age.
The friends and acquaintance are Respectfully
invited to attend the funeral. or Saturday after
noon, at two O'Clock. from his late residence, No.
341 West Fifty. fourth street. thence to Oavary
Cemetery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-24

A. HAS.
SDNITHIl+u EFW.
waS9OcK X co.
W ILL INTRDDuCE TED, NEW STYLE gOt l-ffttt
MENS HATS
THURSDAY. SEPT. g.
OUR GENriEaANE DRESS HAT FOB A UrU Ia, 1909, u
THE NEWEST STYLE OUT
NOVEL, ATTRACTIVE, BECOMING.
ORR YOUNG GENTLE SAN'S DRESS HAT FOR AUTUMN
1869, Is
not boyA hat nor an old gentleman's hat but
A HAPPY ADAPTATION.
UNIQUE. DASHfNa, GRACEFUL.
OH, BOYs' AND YOUTHS HAIS FOR AUTUMN, 1914
ARE
A CULTIVATED SPECIALITY,
exh,bi,irs all the novelties Of the season and
complete In every department.
our BUSINESS AND TRhvRLLiSa HATS FoR
AUTUMN, 1888. -
coc.srise every deslrable style prevalent and ,o
newer tssncs, at once SINGULAR AND PLEASLN0
wARNOCk CO., Hatiers, blS Broadway.
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to choose between two men similarly situated
toward her In marriage
The court adjourned ut nine O'Clock. 70 meet fhis
Frday) morning at nine O'Clock. The case VIII be
decided In all probability this evening. me prs
0ner, who seems quiet inorensive man. n about
thirty-hve years OF age good looking and respect.
able III appearance. He was remarkably cool and
self possessed during the entire day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-24

Abolished Utterly !-Tke Mineral Hair Dyes :
aud sticky smelling disgusting hair cccrers aad re-
sorers ALONs pure li,npiA harmless syee smell.
discovery in chemistry from all checsons, ana
mparts to gray any shade OF natural b0ras from The
gltest to the darkest IN from flve TO ten dsya-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-24
THE BUCKEYE RACES.

CINCINNATI Sept. %. 1852.
The first race to-day over the Buckeye Course was
a sweepstakes for two year old colts ana FLIES; q
dash If one mile; $40 subscription, play or pay, the
club to add 5000. The race was won by Hamburg.
beating Maggie B. b., second; Lynchburg, Annette.
enquirer Li,tleton and Flash OF Lightning. Time,
las.
The second race was for $780, mile heats. for all
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Tor other Deaths see Eighth Page.l

A--Eisrueted Thousands will learn vRh De-
ght thai in the place filthy hair dyes .coiorera
Which regard FOR health and comfort has conpccd them
10 abandon. pHALON 4 SON Introduced, under tho
name Of vIrAbIA, OR SALVATION FOR THE HAIR,
newly discovered which has drawbacks, and u
gray hair TO its natural shade Ia few
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-24
TIE NEW DOMINION.
Opening of Heimouth College, London, by
Prince Arthur.

Opening Of Heimouth College, London, by
Prince Arthur.
LONDON, Sept 30 1860.
Prince Arthur visited Petrola to-day and was
shown through the large oil wells. lie was much
pleased at the sight. and returned Of noon. In the
afternoon the Prince, with Sir John Young, formally
opened Hemouth College, In the evening he
attended BAH given by the citizens, which was q
splendid 8nar. The Governor General and star
were also present
The city continues crowded aud the weather hot
Proposed Admission OF british Columbia Into
the Canadian CONFERENCE.-The Northwest
Tcrritor, Telegraph Line 10 Fort Garry.
OTTAWA, sept. %, 1850.
Important dispatches have been received from
Lord Granville In reference to the admission OF
British Columbia to the Confederation of Canada
He strongly urges upon Governor Slusgrove and the
Council the propriety and advantage of union.
Hon. Mr.. McDougal the newly appointed Gov
ernor OF the Northwest Territory VIII leave for his
seat OF government In bout TWO weeks IL Ia under
stood that there will be dculty about the deliv
cry OF the deeds OF transfer Of the Northwest Ter
fEory before the loan Is raised The solicitors OF the
HudsOn's Bay Company are prepared to deliver them
at once. Mi. McDougali has made an arrangement
with an American company to run telegraph line
TO Fort Garry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-24

Mary Queen OF Scots Received Hard and
hutfu Knox from the Caledouan reormers aud sorey
troubled. From moderB KNOX the heads OF numberess
Americans continually receiving grace ease elegance
and dignity This KNOX u OF No. 2i2 Broadway corner %
Fulton aud hs FAN Hats the ghest most arts
cay fashioned and that crowned TIE beauty
OF modern manhood.
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Father Byaeinthe's Detection from the
Pnpaey.
Tho Bank Statement.

PARIS, sept. %, fSGB
Tho regular weekly statement OF the Bank Of
France maze public to-day shows that the amount
OF bullion In vault has Increased O. 700 ooof since the
report OF last week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-24

Nsxv portatjops-y,ouslou Aqun scutnms
Macintosh ard other waterproof Goats, Jouvn COS MIG
Cloves and English SILK umbrellas al OF our own mpor's'
tiou, Just received BY .,,cxauev 49,. &c.
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FRANCE.

The Policy Towards ChiDa--s'ip!oniatio En-
teate with MIR. BurIiusanc.
PARIS, sept. %, $780,
The Prince de Ia Tour d'Auvergne, the French
Minister Of Foreign Affairs, and MI Burllngame OF
the Chinese Embassy, have made arrangements for
establishing improved relations between France and
China on the basis Of mutual Cancellation. and the
French government has sent out Instructions to lts
representatives. in CHINA to act In accordance with
this policy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-24

A New National SsRS,
entitled
NTHE STARRY FbAa.'S
written by =
H. MltarI, Es1, the eatnor of aviva LAmerica" and
other popular asic, eofsaiaed ia the October aber OF
HitchcockS + Monthly Magazine ready) Sold By
sl booksell newsdears. Mlied receipt OF price,
CSC kddrq - BESJ. ~ IiTCACOCE,A Beekmso stxeets.
lorx-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-24

Honesty Is the Beet Policy in Medicine ~
well in other things AYERS SARsAPARIlbA IL 4
preparation OF that uncquaed spring medicine and
blood purifier, decidedly superior the poor limitations here
tofors in tho market. Trial proves Il.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-24

For First Glass Printing of Every Desorfp-
ton 90 tho Metropolitan Job Printing Estaolshmsn"
Nassau
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Arrest of an Albany Bank Cashier.


ALBANY, Sept. %, 1859.
1t Is reported tonight that Adam Van Allen.
cashier OF the First National Bank of this city, was
arrested this afternoon on charge OF defrauding
the United States government by u6lng cancelled
revenue stamps He was taken before United States
commissioner rockingham and admitted to BAH IN
the Suu SIS 900.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-24

Royal Havana Lotfsry.--For Onlc!ri Draw.
for september l6 1862 another part OF the paper
TAYLOR co, BANKERS, Is Way street, Nov York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-24

Ladies', ar You Wish Handsome Boots and
Shoes for yourselves and families, patronizc MILLER
Co.. No. [ Mon square
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-24

avp-s we'd by tho Puasic sie World Over
HoFF'Ss MALT E1fRACT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-24

Cherry PectOrai TrOchcs Are Somethiuo
new, good and pleasant for a cold or sore throat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-24

A. For (, s,iyiisi, and Elegant ~, .@u
ESPfJ isCHEfD Manufacturer. rs Nassau sssss
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The Flow Of Specie.
judicial AppoIntrnpl,t.

The steamer Main, for New York took out 81, 900
In specie.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-24

Pamphlets, Law Reports, &c., Exsoute4
with neancss quckness and despatch twenynyo per cene
al any printing establishment IN the oYs
s ~ sbPe METRiypoLlrAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISH
II NAYS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-24

COuraud's Oriental Cream, "a 50 Per Bot
tie IS Bond street. late OF 453 Broadway and druggists
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The Rank stntemcn,.

LONDON, Sept 80, 1869.
The Official report Of the Bank of England, made
public to-day, shows that the amount Of specie In
vault has decreased 92l2 900 since the last report.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-24

Established in 1S0O-The Metropolitan Job
Printing Establishment 81 Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-24

Cr;,fadoro's Uurivaiied Hair Dyo.-SOld
and applied wig and scalp factory No. Astor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-24

A.--In.!ies' Faces Enameliei MISC tho Pre-.
para.on for sae,with Instructions. by M LAusSoN NofU
broadway.
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LONDON Sent. o. 1880.

Lord Westbury has been appointed Lord Justice
OF tue Court OF Appeals In Chancery vice Sir O. J.
6eiwln.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-24

The Governmental Standardization a
Pmxzie to His Enslisi, Friends.
LONDON, Sept. 23, 1859.
Tue London times to-day has an editorial on the
present situation OF affairs IN France. 1t says:-
II the Emperor Is now recovered his conduct can
not easily be accounted for. The new constitution
may be regarded as already virtually IN v1gor. the
granting OF amnesty, the tolerance extended to the
the conviction that q new era has dawbed.
Yet the Emperor ren,ans Inactive. as
n lie considered everything done. Mean.
while public opinion demands the cOnvocation OF
the legislative body. Uneasness at the delay causes
some memoirs 20 contemplate the INVASION OF their
own premises next month"; with tile view OF dellDe-
rating without the consent OF the Executive. No
Tho legality oil the Emperor's conduct In allowing
six months 10 clause between the dissolution and
rec0nvOcaion Of The chambers depends on techni-
Cal bubble Although the Legislative body separated
before IL WIS constituted still 1t had given 0rua
Signs OF Its cNislence by several divisions.
Father Byaenihe's Detection from the
Pnpaey.
PARTS, Sept 20, 1850.
The religious journals express grief at the letter
of Perc Hyocinthe. The Monde says the letter JUS
titles the fears which have long been entertained
In regard to him. No such language has been heard
In the French Church since the Middle Ages.
The PART declares that the independent Ian
guage and courageous tone Of his sermons attracted
much attention, and have drawn on the preacher
the condemnation Of the Papacy and OF his supe.
riors.
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The Wen.hc'


LONDON, Sept. %, 1869.
The weather is stormy.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-02-11

ly be left for Europe to get rid of il. stst-
ing to one of HIS friend, that he would
sacrifice himself and bis own i.terest and
desires rather than B.. the occasion Of
drawing down increased persecution and
malignity against the people OF his State
Rather than do this, welcome exile and
is bitter breld
hr. Davis means are very seant; like
General B-eckinridge, he owes much to
the boln'y Of fri nis The story Of his
having caused funds 10 be conveyed to
Europe while be was Presi!ent for his
own benefit. in case Of fnal reverse. Is
i scredi'ed hy the fact Of lis poverty as
well as by tue fact that he mad no SER
Gus effort TO escape sill almost the las
Inomsts and then reconside-ed his de-
sign. and retraced his steps on hearing of
Mrs. Davis being annoyed by marauders.
Nor do Stanton and Holt deserve any
special credit for this fabrication of.heirs
it being the precise course they would
have adopted in like circumstances =
AMI this. | think, com pletes the list of
prominent cxiles who are Affected BY this
proclamation. There are a few others,
who are not at home, who come in under
this last amnesty whose later career may
be noticed on some future occasion.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-02-11

tessat;ons. ,hev s-rt for drctor bu. il
so happened that she latter was away o.
. consultation in . neiShbor ing 10 va, an
did no. return In time 20 see him q rs
day, The day following, young Giles.
with several others, went 10 visit him.
and report upon the ease. They feuad
him with $ high fever. covered with
quilts complaining of cold and intens,
anguish abou; ;he heart. and verging %
i ir;um
We'll docto 2" he "a ped. lookin;
wildly at the n5w alarmed stui-nt.
"Ioa are saved, whispered the ether.
Doctor CopPI.'s remedy has already re-
stored SIX PATIENTS Here; take these
pills one every IF. en- minutes and in
an hour your pains will leave you. and
before nigat YOU Will DC we'll
The man Frightened at on:,, and took
four bread pills at intervals Of ten min :
utes. In an hour, sure enough he VISA
better. and before night he had lcft his
bed. anl was pronounced out Of dsn-e
The students rtsurnei 10 town. satisti ID
with their expert uont; and the next week
BaSsett was again at the hospita. selling
them more apples Then they told him
the Joke; and though inclined % b: an.
CRY at 6-st, be anslly joined them IN tao
laugh against himself.
So much for the force Of itn ssination.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-02-11

The NEW YORK DAY-BOOK is ss
ea>ness out-spoken AM independent pa :
per. devoted to. the equ1iity, fraternity
and prosperity Of the Democr tic masses,
and he de:eucs of tie grand American sys-
ten of Federated States, on . White b.
ais. established by Washing'cn and the
fathers of American liberty Il holds
that this glorious American systen
self-go,srnng States and homogeneous
citi1en.hip. which. in seventy Yeas Of
peace aud prosperity, never shed on" drsp
Of American blood or convicted single
citizen Of disloy atty. or directly taxed saa
people one dollar for It's support, asa
n gh, be safely extended over the whsl"
"boun1less continent" was the best gov
erpment en- earth, and maH be restored
"a, it was" made BY Washington, or she
whole land mu.t needs collapse lats shass,
anarchy and ruin.
The Day-Bo K therefore, demands the
restoration of the White kepubIIe. and
as this must be and will he ompllshed, ;,
either through their reason, or tho olooI
and suffering Of the people. 1t earnestly la
bors for the former, and BY boldly CRAP
pling with the errors lgnaclss and crimes
of ongrelism, it strives its Ntnsss to
ssv. the country frsm the awfsl aecsssl-
ties Of the later.
Tns Day Book will, however. hereaf-
ter be more than ever devoted TO sll
the varied purposes Of nsS' paper
Conscious that it reaches thousands Of
families who take no other journal, De
yond, perhaps, their local paper, II will
continue ana improve its News OF the
Week" Summary. so as 10 present q
transcript Of the Worlds events in each
issu. Is Family Department will
en- brace the beat oriSl nal and selected
ssories It's Agricultural Deparnsnot'
viii be fully sustained. and being the 0nl y
paper Of its class made xp expressly for
Country circulation. il 10 con kdeat that il
10 worth double the price Of. weekly
hurricdly reprinted from daily i gives
fsll aAd complete reports Of the New
York .nd Albany Cattle Markets; Graia
Provision ,pd Gotten Markets. and .
Weekly Review Of Financial Matters. Sr
Telegraph, FROM Now Orleans, Cbis.g0.
Charl sos Philadelphia, &c As. up to
time Of going 70 press.
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CaossrSs BAYoSxrs A lively debA

CsossrSs BAYoSxrs A lively debate
French periodicals as to whether oppos-
ing columns frequently cross bayonets =
War historians of most countries general
ly devote mors or less space to bayonet
charges hsnd-to-hsnd confie',, 30
The History of the Army Of the Poto-
mac" abounds in descriptions Of this char
acter. while We hav1 yet to see the first
volume on the rebellion which has not
one or more Of them The French Gen
eral Azcmar affirms that IN all the wars Of
the first Empire there were only two ac-
tons IN which troops actually met at the
bayouet's point. One was in 1905, At
Amastet;ea, when Oudinot's grenad diers
attacked the grenadiers Of the Russian
rear guard, and the bayouet engagement
lasted several minutes. The second in
stance was at Lutzen. in 1913, when the
Twenty fifth regiment of the line. piqued
chat the Emperor seemed to doubt its
proves, 10 lght the whole day with tho
payonet. without burning q cartridge.
General Azemar argues tAat the phrase
"bayonct encounter" in the ordinary lan-
guase OF the solder. means "a pressure
altogether moral and that the shock Of
troops. which is ordinarily called Al At
tack or charge at the point Of the bayo-
net, should be more accurately named g
"bayonet demonstration" During the
first three years o. our late struggle. only
one hundred and Ave sabre aud one hun
dred aud three bayonets wounds were re-
ported to the surgeon general from the
whole theatre Of operations. and of these
only -tnirds were resolved in action.
Only twenty five sabre wounds wore re-
ported as tue result Of Sheridan's many
herce cavalry aud infautry encounters
during the last year Of the war.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-02-11

yEvgkurlersien.d. Attorneys al Law anu anu
ss!tctt.r, IN Chsncsry, have thi'
sfJuty. 1896, FORMED IoPsr'ne''".,'
.fcsms,A Dswns. They vii Prec
,c,,n IN, Cnunty Of SAINT Mays and 'nf
.,,irs f,.unti.,, and in the Court .. Aprss''
E.p.c,si stt.nuen will b. paid to The eelse'isn
.fclsrms .r.ras, individuals, the State or 'h'
Government. All.
Reference. gwen, when required hearer' =,
C,mbs & Downs. Lesnsrdtswn. z. y"
ROBERT c. COMBs.
JAS S. DOWNS.
ivy 5, lssS-ly.
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John CAinaman. in California is Gle

John CAinaman. in California. is clear
at bargain HIS ideas of the credit
system" are extremely safe though rather
vague 4 merchant Of uubouudel cred
it III San Francisco recently applied to
Chinese merchant. through his agent. to
purchase a cargo Uf rice on time. The
aseu; duly set forth the opuence, stand
ing, &c OF bis principal. to which Cain
amsn replied Yes. him ~clly good
man. Me trustee, him pay me one-haIf
cash-ee, other half when ne deliver rice
sc"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-02-11

We frequently hear individuals say
Il can forgive, bat cannot forget =
God does both be aot only abundantly
pardons, but our slus and lnlQulAes ho
remembers no more To forgive is vel.
but to fo~give and forget is better. L i
we'll TO thoroughly sweep house. but it
is better to sweep it and not leave tie
dirt in the entry.
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La,r Co-Pdrtnersh,p'

~Hm undersigned have f'rSed "~ 60
p,rtnership under ths pam' OF M"a'oi
n Crane Thev will practice me oou''N .,
=, Mary, and tho adjoining couA''es an"
sle In the Court Of Appeals
Especial attention paid to the co''ec'io" ..
.,n,s aosi,st individuals. tho state or 'hs
0cvcrnment. Prompt attention gwen !" Al
hp.in.s. entrusted to their charge
adJ1ss, Maddox - Crane, Lsonardto~n
G FRED MADDOX.
J. PARRAS CRANE.
Dec. rs. Is67-ti.
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Professional Cards.
Col JANIS Folk
TL,. Ne 81 n. Calvert St.
a.. Md
a. FRED MADDOX
\
col. JAMES POLK,
A,,srr,s, At Law

General Claim Agenr
wv attend, puncrua'ly TO all ;'mn oHh'', -
w c.nhded to their care, espec,a'y 10
claim, Gr Rourtv and for Compensation i0f
sl,yc~ ,n'i,tsd IN the military service o' 'he
Inlfr. state. il the la'e war. As the mus
,.r ,.,l, of the colarcd troops from Mary Ian6
.,s ~ cIoeo proximity 10 the Office OF %
Pok. great t,c,,tle' are af'r'fd 'hrm a,,;o 10 %o
,.,ning such record evidence as IS sSseH""
70 claim. r,r compensation.
Dec 20 Soft.
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Charley. l was much shocked 70
hear you singing. Pop goes tas ~easel, "
in church"
We'll, mamma, heard every boiv
else su sing, and it Vas the only tune
knew"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-02-11

Every man c224b.- Of dong soc-e:
INJUSTICE is coward II vii Shrink.
snuff. aal e3uiyoc4te but il bed BY tha
drm grasp of truth 4ni courage cluuot
escape az lgaoniuious expJ.-re.
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JOHN ESTEN COOKS NEW NOYEL
. F J HUNTINGTON b co
4s9 BRooHx ST NEW YORK.
Have in press. to De ready in OstsSer.
NJ O H U N :;
D.. * Las; psts of Lee ana h, Paludlns
By } EsrES Cook,
Author of Surry Of Eagles Nest.

OF "SrnRY, OF hich Nohun is 4 Sc
oucl. Tr~ fHuvSA>p cevies were a'moSt
lmmediatsly sold The new WORK = Still
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