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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1869-11-04

ALMOST A FIRE On tic morning Of
the Sd inst, fire broke out in the higher
department of the First District school
house, caused by a stove-pipe, that ran up
through the floor. becoming so hot as to
set fire to the flooring, and had il not been
for the superhuman efforts Of the principal,
Mr Green, would have resulted in a
very disastrous confagrat;Jn
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1869-11-04
StraYnd.

From the Subscriber. on or about the Ist Of
Septc mber 1859. two steers ard a belfer, one
steer and heifer al red, the other steer brin-
die, having no horns liberal reward will
be sid for information concerning the whe. c.
abouis Of the animals. See. 5, Town Cato.
I43t PATRICK MEANY.
Manitowoc, Oct 30th 1869.
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The Russian Government has sent
note to Turkey protesting against the pass
age of armed Austrains through Turkish
territory
A family named Stonehouse we're pois>
oned at Louisville, on the 26th, by eating
bread in which arsenic had been thrown by
mistake.
"A man by the name Of Ztke Eads, in
Greene County. New York, SIS strangely
deiormed He is without ears and never
bad any He gathers sounds through the
medium Of his mouth. and can hear ans
thing said to him in an ordinary conFersa-
ton. Equally as strange, his hair is black,
with white spots nearly as large as the
palm OF d man hand interspersed through
It, Ii Is about As years OF age, and tie
happy posse 5sor OF thirteen living children.
His occupation Is that OF chalruaker.
Thomas jackson, deputy sheriff, shot
Archibald Dougla as III saloon IN New 1ork
on the 29th, and the victim will die. A
political quarrel was the cause.
"A fire occurred at No 63 Liberty street,
New York, on the 29lh, by Y hich the jan
itor of the building, his wife and two chill
were suffocated to death.
The ferry boat Molristown and Della
ware collded in the North River at New
York, on the 2Sth, and smashed one anoth
er considerably. Five or six persons were
dangerously injured, and i. is believed that
some were knocked overbos I'd and d owned
The Government has decided TO recall
Joseph f. Long, Consul at Montevdeo,
South America, on the ground that he had
shown himself bitterly d;sloyal, going so far
to keep rebel flag and photograph of
rebel officers in his office tic was appoint
ed from Maryland by President johnson.
The authorities have decided to take
measures to compel certain Tennessee rail-
roads which are still legally indebted to the
Government to pay their debts There has
been persistent delay on the part of some
of them for nearly three years. The case
is to be heard in WashnApn on the 4th of
next month, before Justice Swayne, sitting
as 10 his circuit, which includes Tennessee.
on n m0tion of the Uuui,ed States District
Attorney at Nashville, tor the appoint
ment of a receiver for al tie delinquent
roads
"A cotton case of somewhat unusual
character was under consideration at the
Pru>ian Legation in ashngton 1t was
agreed to ask the State Department for a
commission to consider the matter The
claim is made by Prusian subject who,
just previous to the surrender of Mobile,
purchased cotton for private parties to the
amount Of nearly STA 900 ir gold TEs
United States authorities seized and sold it
and passed the proceeds into the Treasury.
1t will, probably, be agreed b, all parties
| to send the case to the Court Of Claims.
AT Forest, O.. between the hours Of
aud 3 clock Wednesday morning, the in
| habitaats were startled from their sleep by
an explosion Of a meteor Of great brillancy
In the southwestern part of the heavens
| The explosion was Of such force as to shake
the frmest house and shatter the glass in
! the windows As it passed over Dayton it
was observed to be attended by brilliant,
large, long train, rumbllng sound, and a
Sulphurous smell.
An Irish laborer OF Duluth, Mime
sofa, named Martin Kelly, has fallen he'll
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1869-11-04

NEW YoRK-New York has gone dem.
ocratic by 10000 majority-a gain ol TO-.
900 from the last election.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1869-11-04

leg- For the past few weeks, the weather
has been very pleasant This was, indeed.
needed very much by the farmers, to enable
them to plow up their land.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1869-11-04

THE ELECTION IN New JERSEY. New
Jersey has made large democratic gains.
The senate stands, 3 democrats and 5 re
rubicans; the assembly, 81 democrats and
26 republicans--a democratic gain of ! in
the SEM te aud 9 in the assembly.
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SOCIABLE.- We are requested to give
notice that the Presbyterian sociable will
be held at the residence of Mrs r d
Smart, on sixth street, on mex Tuesday
evening A cordial invitation is extended
to all, and pleasant time is anticipated.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1869-11-04

LARGE FLEEr-A large feet Of vessels
are at present lining the docks ia our har~
Dor windbound, 1t is becoming pretty
generally known that Mantowoc sports the
best harbor of refuge on the whole chain Of
lakes and therefore sailors take advantage
of ~
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Taken Up

By the subscriber, red and black striped
colt, one year old. with white spot in the face.
The owner viii please prove property pay
charges and take him away
NIGH K0ETZD.NGER.
Cato. Oct 29;h 1850. 3.
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sa5- Mr.. Burmeister, the whole-souled
fruit 5ealer, will accept the thanks of the
PILOT for those nice apples he sent up to
the printers. Come again in the same
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1869-11-04

E1 We have delayed the issuing of
the PILOT this week tor one day in order to
enable US to give more full and correct elec
ton returns, which will be found in ano her
part Of the paper
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1869-11-04

R1 Quite number of buildings have
been built here this year also good
many are now under course of erection.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1869-11-04

jose Billings says: The hornet is sec
ond cuzzan tn the bee. Ills natral di-por
sishon is "A sarm cross between red pepper
in the pod aad fusi oil. and hz moral bi IS
IL, 'gi, out of my way They have a long
black bodily. divided in the middle by a
waist spot, but their physikal importance
lays at the terminus of their subbcry.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1869-11-04

The Result in Manitowoc County.
We give below such figures as we have
been able to obtain as to the result of the
election in this county, being the full vote
of the County.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1869-11-04

An Irish laborer OF Duluth, Mime
sofa, named Martin Kelly, has fallen he'll
to $2S 600.
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81. anitowoc Mark ct.

Corrected weekly by W H. Horn, dealer in
/ rs Good Groceries and Provisions. Buys
all firm produce at the highest price.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-06

- - u Um, potes ma e0e No11 e09ose1uo0s
Cures Fever and creates APPETITE. Try thoD.
o. none other. Ask for 6PEER'S STANDARD
Df3TKRc. Sold By Druggists and 0foces. ~
that ny signature II over tie ccsk ofeseA bottle.
ALFRRD SPR8K.
RaGooie, n. :. spe ~ hroaGWay. NeU Yosh
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-06

THE STANDARD METHOD OF INSTRUCTION
IN VOCAL MUloc.
Bassini's Art OF Singing
An Analytical. Physiological and Practical
- system for the
CULTIVATION OF THE vOnCE
BIZ CARLO DAe0INl,'
gDrD ~ .. ssoano wMlm.
This work Il one Of the efeAtsst sxeellene = .
Systsm Of thorsu n and Ssieatinc Instruction IN ths
art 81 voeal!xailcn. To cay that - book Of tha
hiad IL has 81 pesi0s, Woud Re - sWafd u bat
partial as,ce. aimee the beet jndees Of the nests Of
s7ch works readily a2nit that II hAs no equal.
PR,cn Or BAsISfs NETlfoD.-Comrlete. ~ !;
Abridged. s. 90. Basspra Aeihod for Tenos voies
Comprising ai the excellent fesfrrss Of the above
Method Tor SopraAo.. Price 500. Copies VII =
sent ny nah. post-paids On receipt q siee. g.
Deetea. Gas. 4. psssss CO. III Droo1wDysN.Y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-06
DAILY DEMOCRAT
GENERAL NEWS.

William B. Astsr 10 tee rich fer comfort
Ten pews in Boston First Church are
valued At SIC, 900 each.
The Central Pacific Rsilresd STOW sleds
81 tends twenty-five miles.
The son Of an Engiish Archd.acon shot
himself ,hs other day because he was
caught IN . falsehood.
A Massachusetts, physielosist asserts
that there are no fne singers WHO use to-
bacco.
Hogs running 1t large in the streets Of
Charleston. s. c., are killed and distribu.
ted among the peer.
The great ship canal across The isthmsl
81 Suez is within ten msnths Of compile
ton.
Ne man 10 % learned but he nav b
taught; neither 10 any enc 90 ilii,srats bu'
that he may teach.
An idol temple has just teen completed
BY the Chinese in Portland, Oregon.
A Concord (N. H. paper announces
that ninssv>thres manageable maidsns
attend one Of the city churches.
Alaska contains about $40, 900 acres, and
was purchased at . little less than two
cents The acre.
A New York uptown lady, opposed to
euchre p'sying, appended mo cards 70
her Invitations fer . social party.
Two Egyption mail steamers recently
came in contac. in the Gulf Of Smyrna, and
over two hundred passengers we're killed
by ii skock IL IA said
George King, (or King Georgs.~s forget
which }, late 81 Hanover, has bought .
81 COO. 900 palacsis Austria.
General George W. Cole, the Hiscock
murderer, is now living With his wife at
Trunsnsburg, N. Y.
l.. D. Cook. Of Detroit, challenges the
checker players Of the country to play for
81 900.
A young gentleman in Oshkosh, Wis,
was insd Is and costs the other day for
winking ct ladies' in the street.
Society has dserssd that widow must
abstain from bslis and parties enc year
after her husbands death.
A man residing in South Beaver Dam,
Wis, recently brand thrty glasses q beer
10 thirty IRE minutes, on wager.
The Esglish cruiser Nymph has captured
eight slavsrs Of the African coast during
the past season.
Sam Hsustos's grave has No hsadstsns !;
but bis deeds and worda are . mosumsst
more enduring than bssss or marble.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-06

whipple, the popular New England lse'
tursr TINS "hits off, . class 81 New En-
gland psspls-snd 10 eosfsas to know
those whs might have sas fss the portrait;
"Ths leading defect Of the Yankee cen.
sists 10 the gulf thas ssDarstss bic neral
opinions irem his msssl principles. Hii
talk about virtue 10 the abstraet would pasa
% sound 10 . na,isn Of saints but he still
centrives that his interests shall mot suGss
by the rigidity d his Daxims. Your trus
Yankee he gees On . say, has . spruce
clean Pecksuiffian way Of doing . wrong
that 10 inini,abls. Believing. after . cor
tain fashion, in justice and rstribution. hi
still thinks that asly. shrswd, keen, supple
gentleman like himsslf can dedgs IN quie,
wsy tho moral laws Of the Universe, With
oat any particular bother being made about
II ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-06

l And feeling the hand OF time weghing heavily
upon them, with ail its attendant ills, will ind
| in the use OF these BlTTERS, or the TONIC. an
elixir tina, will ins,il new life into their veins.
| restore in q measure the energy and ardor Of
| more youthful days. build up their shrunken
forms. and give health and happiness 70 their
remaining years.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-06
Weak and Delicate Children

reA made strong BY the use of either of these
remedies. They will cure every case Of MARAS-
NUS without fail.
Thousands of certificates have accumulated in
he hands efths proprietor, but spscs will ailew
observed, are men OF note and Of such standing
that they must be believed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-06
NOTICE.

lis well established fact that fully ere
half of the female portion OF II .
population are sci Il dom in the enjoy
rnent OF good heal til or TO use their
own expression, never feel we'll" They are
languid. devoid OF all energy, extremely ner-
nous, aud have NO appetite.
To this class Of persons the BlTTER6, or3the
TONIC. are especially recommended.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-06
DIP. BigelAW.

plsths saly Physieias. - . 0pseiallgA
aew h CAiea0e thas 60 ~ sntirol2
relied upon. 90 TO nfn. and not oof
fer that horrible disease 10 remain n
yuas systs0, dis19eriAo yoaf ne
and body, besides DESTROYING yoas
Asppinsss and fut1re prospects oflIle.
n he's 0aAo PRIVATE U@8ASED
~ HRRvoCD DEBILITY ~ o4u1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-06

OFFERS HER STOCK OF MILLINERY GOODS
~ for sale at . sscriEce. Wishing to retire from
business We will make Il an object to any person
tho wishes to invest in . we'll paying business
C.h within 20 days II yen with TO secure good bar
gain. Hat. and Bonnets viii be cold very cheap
until that time expires.
P.s.-Cloak and Dress making done on short
notice.
% Brady - . $3.50. Davenport
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should b used
Resulting from Eany Cause whatever ;
PROSTRATION OF THE TYSTEM,
induced by Severe Labor, Hard
ships, Exposure. Fevers, etc.
There Is no medicinsl extant equal to these
psmc dies in such csses. tone aud vigor il
xs,;:.;;: !. s.,:s: :ss: s' :ss :s.
joyed. the Stomac b digests prompt
", the blood Is purified, the complexion be-
comes sound aud healthy, the yellow tings il
sradicsted from the eyes . bloom 10 given 70
the cheeks and the weak and nervous invalid
become q strong and healthy being.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-06

TAisMssls instnnsns eenbtnss witAh tAsspee
coupled By The erdiaary pocket rwsssss. Nsn
Knife and Flla, and Far Spoon. and pair Of Tvss-
sers. II b aayle 10 III eo1etseeisa. DsAg 49,
able and Werk3enlike uanners uAk1ns 90 q H.
most us9fal ed eouvoisnt articles fer The poekeo
ever pesos1tsd 70 ~ pablo.
LADIES' will 1nd THE astiels T. - ven sssful aad
esnvenisnt adjanet 70 the Sewing Machine.
RUt0al Price, - cents each.
Fer sale b. Bealere in Hardware, Notions. ~
Fancy Articles generally.
h. NORRIS CO.. Whslssals Agsats, Springfield
Mass apeledso0ly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-06
i 81 s. S
HA LIS
veretabIc Siici|ian Hair Remover

Erery year tnereases the popn-
l0rtfy Of this ratmabis Hair Prep
0rat1Os, srhich - duo to merit
alone. We can HaeMre our old
patrons that 1t - kept fully ZIP to
1fs high standard. aud to those
chO haze ncccr used it re con
confidently say, that it is the only
reliable and perfected prepare
ton to restore GssAX OLE FADED
HAIR to its y0ufiJul color. MAX
tug 1t soft, iusfrotss. aud sii..cn:
the scalp, by lis rise. become.
sVhife aud clean: IL rcpnOrrs al
erMptiOns and idntiruTi, and by
tfs tonic properties preceHfs the
hair from failing ont. as 1t slim
Nl0fes and nonrishes the hnur
glands. BY lis use the hair 0rosC5
thicker and stronger. III bdttiness
It restores the capillary oionfs
10 their normal riCor, ard 't.i
create n neW grOu.h rrccpf III
extreme oil age. II IL the mos.
erer used. as 1t require 3-r'ri.
that splendid Cfos-p upper mare
20 much admired 6Y at. 4.
Huyes, Iii. D.. state tsSrT~ ri
Mass. sans. .the constituents ~
pure and carrJuiiv seie~iet Iar
crcelicnt gnHfity. AMI spf-fe's,'
1t the BEST pkEPAEtaIE Jor
Its intended purposes. Uc f.b-
fish q treatise on the hair. .ettch
zee send free BY mail npo,, upsii-
cation, schich contains roHHen-
datory notices from cle:gv:..e.:.
physicfdns. the press, cnI cthcrs.
Uc hare made the study ~ tts
hair and its disedsea q speciality
for years. and InOr that n'r make
the most efectire prepofati"n Joi'
the restoration and the ;prcsefra-
zion Of the hair, e.r'nnf. and 80
acknowledged by the brf Nedi.
cal and Chemical Authority.
~ ~ al Dxggi'is and Deals Il Nd e'~s
COOK, cosURN & ( D,
oDa'l Agents for Northwestern States,
81 DEARDoRr st.. CHICAGO. ILL.
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CAS.EETOAs MA.
RAILROADS.
BUFFALO, COIsRY & PgTrSfyUEtl
RAILROAD TIME TABTE.

Takes eject Monday, November 23d lttS.
accommodation leaves Cory $50 p NJ; GyrHc2,
4, 5 Panama AIS: Sherman 4,25; sn,ninit 500.
T.. N. Mayv!lle $50 arriving at Brocton loo u. "
Express train leaves Cory $50 a. NJ Clymer 9,5j
Panama TO- 10 Sherman ~ 35 SUNNI, 10, 90 Nay
Vile lilo, and arrives at Brocton IL, o NJ
Mail leaves Cory rs p. NJ, stopping at oil sta
hops arriving ut Brocton 4,5OP NJ
SOUTHWARK
Mail train leaves Brocton at 900 A. stopping vt
all stations, arrives at Cory at Il, 25 p NJ.
325 Summit "a. Sherman 400; Pani,na 4, 70
Clymer Ass, and arriving at Cory at sos p. M
Accommodation leaves Brocton ZOO T. NJ, May.
VILE $40, Summit $40, Sherman S,55, Panama 81
Clymer 945 arriving Mt Cory at lolO p NJ.
CONNECTIONS.
PasscngorH leave Buffalo the Toledo Express
nr lay Express, connecting at BroctOn with trains
for Ma!vlle, sherman. Panama, Clyner and Cory
connecting at Cory with trains the oil Creek r
X. for 1i'usv,e, Miller, Pioneer and Pet Centre,
Oil City and Pittsburgh
Also, coGuectlIC "t Cory with trains on the Phi-
adcphia Eric Road, for Phadclplp and Harris
burg; and on the .\,antic and Great Western Rail
way for Union, MeGdyille, Gieonylc, ia, aId
Warren OHIO, and Jamestown and Rand,' lph, Ny.
Trains leaving Oil City at 6.l5 a. M, Cory at
$50 q m, connecting at Brocton with train Oh d
X X, arriving IN Buffalo at 2,lo p. III,
Trains iClving Oil City at o.: IN will connect.
Meeting with Express East on b. u l.. X r.. arl7v.
ing in Buffalo ut Gh0 p m. Leaving Buffalo at 4OS
p m arriving at Cory ut 10, 10 p. III
Also, connect at Mayvlle with -, an beats
ChautauQua Lake during season oI Iu,lirrth
Jamestown and Randolph,
A Il. TIL W, Sup
5anl MayyillC,
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States OF tho Cuion.
w FRANKLIN CHAMBERLAIN,
OF the United StatesBar
"Vherc is no took ofthe kind which will take rank
with t for authe nticty intelligence, and complete
ness.'-SprinGfeli tAass) Republican.
This is the ouly new book of the kind published
for many y.ars. Il ie pr pared by an q Ie practical
lawyer, Of 20 years experience, and is just what
etybody nee 'or daily
II i. highly recommended by many eminent judges,
ncudiug the chief Justice aud other judges Oi Mass
achusetts, and tine chief justice and entire eencn OF
Connecticut
Sold only by subscription Agents wanted ev.
erYwherc Send for circulars.
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No. Spruce st ". Y; Cincinnati o, and Chicago,
| Ills.
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wi,hou, even q suitable revision OF its obsolete state,
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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-03-23
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CAsPARls. On thu flat Instant, our b.loyst
amer JANIS CAsPARts, In the 9Th year Of hi,
Ke nAuys OF sMiu.riAud, hut for tho iast 4
wears resident OF Washi nEtnn st,F,
helat ives aud fri"n IL peel lly inyited TO
,teud his funeral thls aftern lou al 8 O'Clock,
IRON nj lata res dsaes 'r's>paa- HDIs-, - M N
south A street, Capitol Hill.
kAlSG In Sunday, 2ist Instant, IDA Ball
FLksrso, -Eed year, aud y days.
Hor funeral serytcsS will take place from q a
residence u her mother, No II Bridge street. this
are inviIed to attend. '
,,BAssRrT On the morning Of the ma Instant.
Ma, ElFIE BAssurr, In the 7tth year % her age
a naive 81 the county Of. ArmAEh, Ireland, aud a
Iendsnt o. lhiS country for 50 years. kltlful,
aneenSpate mother. and a believer In the Lota
The friends OF her family are Invited to attend
hsr funeral on Weinssdsy, the "a h Instant, at
Z clock, p m. from her late rs ddenee, eoTn.T Of
hAn Capitol and Second streets, Capitol Hill.
PAENBLL. On ths 9th instant, OF measles and
brain fever, bAiLBs J. PlsNRLL, the youngest 40
q hrthnr and Frances PAnnsll, who WAS born a
the OF Juno. ls6s-azed months and % dsyL
llived my little sAyles once,
lie was my grateful pride;
loved him, o perhaps too well,
For soon he slept aud died
The spirit Is no. dead,
Though low the body liesi
But freed a. IN sin, and sorrow fed
To dwall beyond the skiss
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Il H DY'S
= 1NA - Z -
NATIONAL PHOTOGRAPHIC COLLECTION
REPRESENTATIVE MEN AND
WAR VIEWS,
859. .....PennsyIvania avonue....,sD2

(near Metropolitan Hotsl.)
The publie are iuytsd to Inspect tho large and
Interesting collection Of pictures, consisting OF
the Portraits OF dirtin4u shed statesmen, ypTiss,
Author, Travellers, MlltNTr and NayA Heroes
rhe photgEraphs fine MEMBERS OF 'rHBPkES
ENF C0MHRESs are also on exhihLion.
hRAOl great COLLECTION " War Views from
the hTst euEaGemcnt to the anal sesle VI the great
naEIonh srafFls, Shpolpdlng ne Wsn,tsIn Gam
SgM tkD skESs JhqsSss SsG?kER Az
POTOMAC
shsrman's great march TO the Sea-
Visws Of Lookout MOuntAini
Chattanooga VAlleyi
Scene Of General MePherson's Death
Aurfressboro' Battle Yield and Burial Placer
P0rtheations aud Battle Field Of Atlanta, Ga
Views ofths AndersonVille PRISON.
Ruins Of the City OF Charleston, 3. c.
Ruins Of Columbta, =. c.;
Ruins Of Fort Sumter;
Ruins Of Savannah, dAt
Views Of Government Saw Mills aud Work sLops
al CHATTANOOGA
Naval Views,
and hundreds Of the most iulors.ti0g aud eharAe-
teriEIio representations, bOIh Military aud Naval,
giving egmRiete and graphic History Of ths ErVii
IMPERIAL 6ARTEs specially
GALLERY open at all hours, fsS.lm
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favored by Congress " they attsfn their
bonea ana for oopsis,.,o,,. t.i.,
-'f'', ""N 'N' NVu''''ouey SAKE We insist
that they change the title of their Joint reso-
lu,,o,, ora ho,o 1, s,o,o a., !, d. a..
'suoo, uhu hhNe STATE tnat u grams inc
right OF way to Doe, Stiles 4 Co. whom
-. ..u,,,,.,.. ...t,,.,.,-
'no NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. posHNoly Assem- are COM
posed entirely Of strdw. And does auv one
uonpt tnat these distinguished indlyidunla
would be ft representatives
.t,., -, a,
"nen 'aiIfoau snaii DC quiz TO the ra-
clfc along this great fayorite bivhway thu
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advantages 10 pe derived from IL should Dc
pdvtieipdied IN bv the different !cfaf,s and nof
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Nonoporzeu " tmo or hrtt ptrsons nho hold
tie quontdIn stock of a guonsfafn eop,panv.
NJ, n-.,.,,..s - ~ 'o'T
pu' we PROMISED 10 snow the pressN con-
4. NV
outstanding which, 10 appears the COM
papy,, n abort time sInce cor.,,s.d ~
VI aIe
ABOUT TO conclude, the sale OF several mil.
lIona of dollara worth If liz ho.a. &c l. r..
"' OO"us !" hu-
rope" the negotiation being based upon the
faith nj the ttcoun,pvp .na an. $3.50. ...,
eAu sne great 'aiue
Of Its many millions OF acres OF rich lands In
'"e o'"'o VI ieN"s' no" strange That such
wonderful success should have attended
that esfor,s 0obrooat,, h,,, -. a, - -,
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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-03-23

Prince Louis, OF Bourbon, and Miss Emile
hamil, Of Cuba, were married In New York
on Saturday night.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-03-23

Also mehbfr OF NboVe nfmrd COMMITTEE.
This company, then, having forfeited all
their rights in Texas, embracing two. thlrds
of the entire distance to the Pacific from
their starting point, why do they ask Con-
gress to give them the right of way along the
remaining oue-third OF the distance1 Un-
questlonably for the purpose Of interfering
with other companies on the same line.