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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1864-09-21
Election Notice.

A GREEABLY to'a proclamation to
IN me directed from his Ezcel|eucy
Charles Clark, Governor of the State of
Mississippi, | witI ho'd an electi n at the
several precincts Of NoSutee county
Mississippi on lie first Monday of Oc-
tober next (lS64) for the election of
the following oficcrs for said county,
viz. Ono Probate Judge; one Clerk
of the Probate Court one Clerk Of the
Circuit Court one Sheriff ono Asses
sor Of Taxes one Coroner one County
Treasurer one County Surveyor; one
Ranger FIVE members of the Board OF
Police tone for each Police District and
for such Justices of the Peace and Con-
stables as the law requires
W. NJ. C0NN0R,
Sheriff Of Noxubee County, Miss.
August 81, 1864. I'd
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1864-09-21

A PRIEST KrLLEDIN BATTLE The
Rev Father Plmmell, Romon Cath
Ole Priest, who bas labored long and
faithfully in the Army CT Tennessee,
was killed by shell in the battle be-
lore Jooesboro, Georgia, on I thursday,
the first of September
4--a---
ry=A Royal decree has been issued
at Madrid appointing committee of
directors to erect statue in houor oi
Christopher Columbus,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-20
THF -UONFFsSIONS AND RX
BRLEs sPECUIC FILLs-WAR

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tSrfsFs with business pufSuitsi Dan b used With
cut dstectionl Upward Of 900 cures the past month
some Of them very severe cases. Over one hUn-
Arsd physicians have used then In their PrAo.
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Ol thsir composition, which s entirely vegetable,
and harmless on the system. H1ndreds Of OOrtih-
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original and only genuine Specific Pill They are
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the only reliable remedy for e1ecting . DermG.
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such e. Ureshral and Vaginal Discharges, Glset
be Whites, Nightly cr IuVoluntary Emissions, In.
eontInsnce, Genital Debility sud IrritabilitY, In.
potency, Weakness or loss Of Power, Nervous De-
bility, &C., 6o., all Of which arise principally frc
Sexual Excessss or Solf Abuse, or some oonstita .
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Self Abuse, Premature Decay, Impotence and Los
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AGuttstrN,
NEW DENTAL ESTABLISHMENT
H. "a. NEWTON

heapeoff1IT ammo lnce8 % tho poOpIo OF OIsVeIAnl
and vicinity that he has opened q Dental Once at
no. III SUPERIOR STREET, MARBLE BLOCK,
Fsrmerly occupied by DR.. II. J. Diokerson.
BE Is now prepared TO perform ell the operations
upon the Teeth necessary for their preservation in
q thorough and sk illful manner.
Artificial Teeth inserted, from q single Tooth to
an entire Set upon Sold. Silver and Vulcauized
Rubber base, ana WsTTAnted to give good satisfsc-
tic in all casea.
RKFEREEcEs :-E. 4 T. Fairbanks, ct. Johnsbury
VT; Hon. l. Poland, Chief Justice, st. Johnsbury.
VT; DE-. Dio LOWS, Boston, Ness; HemAn Ely
Esq Ely ria, Ohio; n. B. Gates, Elyris, Ohio.
A OARD.-Dr. Dickerson takes this opportunity
70 express his grateful acknowledgements to the
many friends anu patrons who have favored hin
with their confidence. Having disposed Of my
practice 70 Dr.. Newton 1t affords me great pleas
ure that am able TO recommend in him thorough
and akilJuI Dentist and in whose integrity it will
be safe 70 rely. ue2:l84
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Selling Out! Selling Out
IN CONSEQUENCE OF THR

N CO n = h Y u h n u h OP IhG
lsreatlg advanced priccs of Goods. and the IN
Bettled state Of the ularzPt, have aotoTminsd to
close out ny present bu9inesB, and viii therefore
from this day commence cfcring my entire stock Of
Goods et such prices IS viii insure their spe dy
sale. cannot, in tins brief pace Of an advertise
ment, enumerats the articles in the stock, but 1t
comprises tine stock Of Linen Goods, Flannels,
Blankets, Dress Goods Black Silks, BalmOrai Skirts,
Shawis, Lad. and Gents Handkerchiefs, Cott n
and Wool Hosiery, Bombszines, Alpscss, White
Goods, Embroideries, Lace Curtains, Table Cloths,
Napkins, Velvet Ribbons, and fuil assortment OF
Iy be offered a. low, and many articles even at .
les price, than they can now purchased for IN
the Eastern market The public, as well - oOun-
~ merchants, viii ind this good opportunity Of
reulenishing their stock on very advantageous
terms. All are i2v tee 70 call and seoars some Of
be bargains. 8. HY1AG .
h oPzo Cor. Superior st. and Public square.
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TO HUSBANDS

Your better half" my dsar Sir, Is really expect.
ing some Holiday Gift, and ALLOW me to suggest
something useful as well as handsome. Here are
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( flLkVELAND AND IOAEoO Z. L
ls4-5. WIETEB ARRAHGEMIb9.


Connections are mads At MonrosVflIs win the Ban.
ausky, Mansfield 4 Newark r. y. ct Ciyds vita ia
5anduHky, Dayton 3 Cincinnati p B.; At Fremont
with the Fremont B Indiana b. B.. and ef Tolsdo
with the Michigan Southern 3 Northsrn Indtana and
Toledo & Wsbaah HAiiroads for OhicaEo, Das-r.t,
jackson, FoIt Wsyns, Lcsangport LafzTstsa, Oairs,
Alton, St Louis, and AL points Wess, Northwest and
Southwest
Trans arrive n OlsFalAed irom Toledo and to-
II est at 9ssl Z. n, 2.o5 ,. -. and 10 4. Frcz
SandusEy at s:l5 a. n. L D. BUCEERs sup't.
cleveland, Oct % lSfS.
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FARM ApD OUT PROPTRrY.
N0nanttaI.
WyIGs AND HAIR WoRk.
w. Y'S NEW ESTABLIsRkEI1,
THB kReFsf n TIE STATE.

ss PUBLIC SQUARE
EsnGfEetGrsJ Of Ii kiLds Of WIGS, inoladins
the e,isbrGtod
TEEuSId1 WIG,
that 90 Ts5CIs hlss nature ss 70 defy the closet
scrutiny. 4 r1sy large and beautiful stock oi
LONG HAIL, lH oght-By the proprietor from
EUROPE, for So LI-ItEs nd BBAIDS-tbs hnsSi
GssOrtment ever u - sails CITY.
Esdles' BFOnt i2s5e and halr.Rigs,
In svety Etyls. Wa Il. irspsogenSuts.
SETS OF O0RIsS. nao> fror1 French Hatura
OREled Hair lguATentsed.l
EUaEEE DOUBLE md TRIPLE BONR,
@hTERFALBs, Ao.,
fHAde by the sdvertissr, equal 70 tbnss impoEtoe.
Ladles' Braids made into any kinG - asad-DTs
or Bow without injury TO Switch.
LADIES HAIR DRESSING in ths iaOst proTa
ngsna fashionable styles,
8B-Au Eo-k warranted e represented.
HOT snd GOLD BATHS at an hsurs. doo29
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OOHHECTTOHE.
shEsJy-SanduaEy, nanHheld 4 Newark BAilroad, e
MsRzfald, mt. Vernon, Newark. EAns5VaiO,
&C. --..
.rsstins-PifSsburgh, Fort Wayne OaIoAso aan-
zyad. Fcrest, uEp5r sanduskY, DelphoS, Lima.
Sort WzYls, L-lYcTta, Cfziczso, kc.- Ma5t and
East lnr AanEdeld, Wooster, Aasaiiions &c.
Grafton and bsllelontaine Rairosi Line. or nzTion,
Belle0lizine, Sidney Union, mancis. Indian
apolis, Terre Haut6, Vinoennas, EEalBTilla,
Louisville, Cairo. % Louis, a.
DesoEsrs-v1sh springAsid Branch for SprtnEhsld.
UglGznbus-Littis Mail 8 Columbus, and Xelia
ssGilroad, for AGnia, Dayton, indianapolis,
Esrre Haute, e. Loui5, Morrow, LOValAnd, ard
Cincinnati. and with the Ohio and Hi1zisEipp1
hairosd al Cincinnati for Louisville, kVans-
vile Cairo, ss. AO1is. and IN points CT Tie
Ohio atgar.
Columbus-Oentral Ohio gailroad for Newark Zasss-
vile, wheeling. &c; Columbus, Piqus l1s
diana EailIosd loE PtquA, urbana, -.
E25-fOr Tickets . az solnts aud information APpI
:. the PASSENGER StiLo1, AID as Union Ticket OE-ca
~ Superior street. y. Z. FLINT
JlsyelAnd. Oct. H. l-s saDsrtztsndsnf-
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CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS = CIV
OCIEEATI AILROAD,
Is645. WINTER ARRANGEMENT, 1870.

i-t TrAin-s.O5 A, M--OTNOIHNATI EXPRESS,
stopping At Grafton, wellington, New Lon,
don, shelby, Oregtlids, Gslios, elssd, Car
dington, Ashisy, Delaware, DsWis Centre anh
Woothington-
"a rraln-2:45 P. M.-ACCOa stops
at al stationH, and arrives in Columbus at 80
P. n, Cincinnati 30 A. -
"a Er.int-iJs09 ?. M--EIGHr EXP Re8e-SeJprlns
AZ Grafton, Wellington, New London ShelbT,
Orestina, GaliOns GlsAd. CArdtnstoa ald Dei-
Trains leave Columbus at 40 and I8z5 JAN, 3.lOrx,
"a arrive ct OisVsia1d $40 A. n, snd 20 ?. NJ
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-20
IMPORTANT TO LADIES-Dr. HsT.

Vsy'B Female Pills nave never yet failed in
ing difficulties ariang from obstruction, or stop
page Of nature or IN restoring the system 70 per.
Oct health when suffering from Spinal Affections,
EPTOlspsus, UterS, the Whites, other weakness y
Gks Uterine Orgshs. Th3 Pills srs perfectly harm
tsss on the constitution, and may be taken ~ the
Eiodt dolicate R11ale without oausing dstrsss-the
sAue time they act like charm BY strengthening,
lnvigorating and restoring the system 60 health
condition, Gnd By bringing On the monthly period
with regularity, no mEttsr from U6At causes the
obStFpoti6n may srisa. They should, however. MOI
b taken daring tie nrst thEse months si Pf5gI.zE.
sy, though safe at any othsE sine. oisczr-iaFs
would be tbs result.
Eaoh box oOntstns 60 pills Prioe o.
d.. HAREEI' TRIATIsr on Disezges Of E6msIos,
Pregnancy, HiEosrTihgs, Bsrren1ess stsrility, Re
production, and Abuses Of Nature, and empkstiosi-
y the Ladies' Private Medical Adviser, q pamphlet
C. e pages sent free to any address. 81. cents
quired 10 pay postage.
The pills and book viii be sent by .asG EasA s.
ysrsE, ssooTeiy saaied, and prepaid, by
}, BRYAE, M. D., General Agent,
No. 70 OsdRr T., EeW YORK
- Sold By an Tire principal DTug5dsts.r r = p
9. y. OLARE, Dr1gEiSt Agent ~ eleysis6d.
iulE2l:F :Fs9:ul .W.ffwF
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sYMPToMs:

A single Bottle viii last a MOuth-tO
be used tire, times q Day. -
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EIEH DAILY TRAIES FROA
PHILADELPHIA TO NKW YOKE.
New York & Harlem Railroad,
NOTICE TO FRAYRtERs.
'TVWO EXPRRSs TRAINS DAILY,

fENWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY
ii (Sundays excepted
AOBaIGG EXPBES5, lsaEing Trsy ct os16 A.
NJ from Albany at HUDSON River Depot - Bs85 a.
H., aTTiVing ct AeE York ct 8s5S ?. n.
AFTERNOON EXPRESS, leaving Troy at SEQ
?. H.; from Albany ct SS1S ?. K, arriving - New
kOrk at ESQ p n, eOnnscting with express trains
for Philadelphis and Warrington CITY
Ths OinolnnAsi Express from Buffalo connects
with the ssS5 At Albany for HsE York b. the Har-
lem Road.
For the bsttsr accommodation Of the public, ar
fsngsmenis hATs been n10e 70 run ths trains u
the Hudson River Railrosd 70. and thoss o. the N
7. and Harlsm Railroad 70. ct different hours
Albany and Troy.
hsss OarB q ts besf ooasSoti0a, and most convent
snt for ths OF passengers, have been placed On
FaE IA ARLEh ROAD.
Passengers viii be neketsd and Baggage checked
over this road direct t. New YORK BY tne Central
3. B. Co, and all connecting hneB North and West
Tickets Of the Hudson EiTsr hailrosd %. and Of
this Oo. Vii received By either road and Bag
gage checked BY either Company viii be delivered
In new York without change OF checks.
Nov. I'd, 1854 +. A. OHAPIH, slD't.
F0zD d. GREEH. AdVsrtising Agent. nOs&RS
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aufftxI agtifes,
Rfsf 7s|lEsE 81 THF EFR7ofE


DISREsEs OF THE NERVOUS,
seminal. Urinary End Sexual orgAns-new and ~
usbls trs.tusnt-ir reports Of the Howard Amo-
siatios-ssut By NAL In sealed letter., envelopes
frssof charge. Address Df. J. sKILLEE HOUeH-
TON, Howard Association, EO. South Ninth st.,
FhiIadeUhiA. Pa aGrS0.R9
HATRIAQNLAbl--IsADIEs AND
esntltnsn, b ySui Eish o rarr5, sddrsss he m.
dsrEignsd, who viii send you without money and
without price, valuable information that viii ens-
bic you to marry happily and speedily. Irrespective
Of age, wealth or bsauty-, This information viii
cost y0a nothing, and II you wish 70 marry, Will
eheerfully assist you All letters strictly oonnden
sial. The desired information sent by return mail,
and no questions asked Address SARAH B. LAM
sEkT, GreenPoint, King county, New York
oolslsl;dAE s1tf
THE CONFESSIONS AND RXPE-
RIEHOE OF AN IEYALID-Published for the
benefit and as : CAUTION TO YOUNG MEE snd
otherF who eufIsr from Nervous Debility, Prema-
tuFs Decay Of Manhood, &C., supplying at the same
time TIE nEAKs or SRLf-CFRE. By one who has
cured himself aftsr undergoing considerable quack
sTy. By enclosing postpaid addressed envelope,
uingie copies may be had Of tse author.
NATHANIEL MAY FAIR, Esq,
ds5:IsA Brooklyn, Kings county, n. z.
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8aHraads.
1854. PennsyI7aala Central lStl
DOUBLE TRACK RAILROAD.
CWTTH IT'S OOEEE0TIoHsh
u EirsG-Olass Route, Tor Safety, Oom5oFl
and Speed, TO sn Eastern Cities.
TRACK IS ST6HE saLlASTEB { FREE FROM DUsTI
FOUR DAILY TRAINS
THROUGH PHILADELPHIA,
.And eioss s0a.sosioas At HArri.burgh for
Baltimore aRG Washington,

FROM PITTSBURGH 10 NEW YORK.
Ons train runs daily $50 nilss,) via AHsnscWa
without change Of Cars, arriving
IN ADVANCE OF ALL OTHER ROUFEs,
, 1864-05-08
ADMIRAL WILKES.
HG Ia sentenced to be Reprfmapdod
and Suspended for Three Tenrw,
NAV DErAKTHKsf, WAsmseroz,

NATK DErARTHKsf, WAsmseToH,
-.. Tuesday. May 3 1861.
GfHERAI ORDER No. 3s.-At the Naval General
Wathineson, Commodore CHARLES Wilkes, of The
navy, was tried upon the following charges. prefer.
req ngaintt him By the Department:
Office. - 'A'
Charge 9.-1nsubordinat conduct and ne a,teence
or care'eesness IN obcying orders.
Charge s.-Dfsrrspect and disFespcctfu, lancuapa
te his superior officer whilst in the execution Ct lis
Charge 4-Refutal OF Obedience to Tia ,,vr,,
General Order issued by the Secretary OF the Navy.
Charge 5.-Conduct unbecomipg an officer. .nd
eoGet1suted @ an offence made Punishable BY aliiclo
eight Of the articles adopted and put In force for
the government Of the Navy Of the United states.
Or each Of these charges the accused was found
y The court "gniltJ." and was sentenced in tle
And Tho court does hereby sentence the sc.
cused, commodora Charles Wilkes, to be publicly
serrimanded BY the Secretary Of tho Navy, and to
be suspended from duty for tho term of three
The frdlng Of the court in this case Ia approved
and The tentence confirmed.
tence which requires Commodore Wilkes TO ID
publicly reprimanded, need hardly say more to
sn emeer ef his see and experience, than that tho
upon them BY court composed Of onicezs OF he
hiEnsst rank 70 th1 nayy, constitgtes IN it.elf
ssps%s%and @ % sutadeni.y poignant and sewers to any
nished record In the service.
:. The depannsut would gladly hare been spaced
this case, bnt the appeal nade 10 the plblic BY M
nooneed to he "of N insubord:nate and dire
nents not warranted by facis," rendered 1t p-ce..
s7ry for the department either to to.e-x:e the d.
Eetpest snd submit 10 untonnded ssEarsions' or
couft-ma1ttal. GDEos WEIlts,
Secretary OF the NeYr.
, 1864-05-08
THE 1RON.CLADS OF TEE
FRENCH NAVY.
The Policy Of ofNapoIoon.

-%~~ - ~AAN% Va AS~3FVAVVAA
We ind the following remarkable state
ments In the Paris correspondence OF the
London Times:
"TteEe Is reason to believe that the am ount
Of the reduction in the Department of the
Navy Is not yet definitely fixed, and that In
I'll probability 1t Will be somsthipg more
fact, In particular. will give an idea OF the iu.
tentions OF the Government since the 7fsit
of Lord Clarendon.
"When Admiral Bouet Willanez was ap-
pointed to the command Of the experimental
squadron, rtee Admiral Penaud, deceased, he
Wiehsd, s with his characteristic nrdor, to mo-
dity his composition, SO as to have all iron
cluds, which are now the only ships for war,
In Piace Of the wooden ships OF the line,
which It seems aro now considered only at to
be employed as packets. BE was ordered
up TO Paris, on his nomlbat1on, to receive 1,Ia
instructions from the Minister Of Marine, or
from the Emperor; aud he took this occa-
sion to earnestly press the demand which he
be had SO much at heart. II was refused.
He was told that the old wooden ships were
great advantage, however worthless they
might be In war. In consequence Of their
large crews they are regular storehouses
former ffom which the goverumer.. may
draw in case Of emergency. Another reason
Tor the granting his request was that iron-.
c}ads c0uld not be fitted out Just now with
ont exciting the suseeptibi'ities Of England;
and those susceptibflities 1t was indisoens-
able to treat tenderly. The cordial Under.
standing between the two governments being
now restored, the naval estimates were un-
dergoing the process OF cutting down, TO be
agreeable to England; but, In order that the
service should not be reduced to too low
condition, the government would disarm
three Of the old wooden Nne-orbattle ships,
which bad between them crews ef
from 2.5o0 to 5000 men, and replace
them in the experimental squadron By
three iron-clads, the crews of which yarv
from one Thousand six hundred to one thor-
ernd seven hundred men; all with the same
oh5ect--namely, to be agreeable to England
the Iron. clads not requiring SO large q
strength in crews as the old wooden glaFps: .
Tie apparent contradictions may attract at-
tent.on, but there Is stlll reduction OF arms-
meDts~ The three iron clsis that pass from
the 1sferve {fitet CLASSY to the azmarnent, are,
I believe, the So1fcfino, the MaEenta, aud the
Couronne~ This decision was communicated
raI''
, 1864-05-08
LOCAL MATTERS

II there ase any ladies' In the city who have NOT
been notified Of the e1ort that IL now being rnaas
to got up contribution for the F:ttsburg Sanitsre
Fair, md who would be willing to aid, We tafs
this means Of telling thesn that We will b. ruost
happy to receive assistance, olthcr In work or ~
money. II It had been possible, Ill would hayss
been solicited personally hnt the time was IA
short that this could not be DONE aud We hope that
Ill who saW or heard OF the beautiful and srhatans
dial contributions that Chicago received fom Piits.
butE II tho 1ine Of the Chicago Far, III be Willing
and anxious T. help rs in our undertaking.
Any contributions sent TO J. Y. Le Moynsrs of
dec. No. eoDeaEbozn stree, Ep-.tsifs, VIII be n
cascd and acknowledged By th- Committee an.
, 1864-05-08

nature Of ats contents, tho aamos spread rspld,v
and eoon enyc1oped m s5JolntnR stable wh1ch con-
ia!ncd eonpic ofhossea. Fnstun.tely the anlmals
mcnt promptly turned ont and succcedcd in cTfin-
guishlng the dre il less than half an hour. Il "a
impossible to tel the exact loss sustained for tho
dergoIng the process Of smoking, md II ia not
LneNn how . much @,, ofit hss been tnjnred, though
amount IL fuly covered By tnsurance Thn oririn
OF tho connaBTatlon also q uncertain, The bulid-
ing was perfectly eafe an hour or two before WHOM
fires appear frequently to occur almost {rgm epon,
tAnecua combuatton.
, 1864-05-08

A little three 5esr old. the daughter OF gentle
man si this city, Is accustomed Oh her knee,
nightly, besose she goe5 10 bed. to s.y her little
prayers. Those who t1ve fced this h..,c--,.
tu1r, with claspe md uptu. rei f.ce lisa mt
her little petitions, eay 1t Is most toncht7v exb.
bition OF purity and tolth. The other night she
asked God, IN Ter simple way, to "bless namma
and bless pap1,h cad then roaded OIL to her he'd a.
usrsl La'cr IN the evening visit ,ra came in, and
and me.riment. Here We, case Whcre ste eonId
Tta ;s1eg ggp,sft{ t rs sn o, Goas b!essn 50
little hands and said, "a More God. Nsmma i1 ~
Rey. .. 4. Wa1l.ee, D. D., Ptesideut OF Non.
wH pssasa IN the Frss gntsa
Madison aut Monroe to-day at 10k 1. N. ara X
p'Pm: Gornmnn,on g s eer.ise At sH p: m.
in the Chnfch Of the Meteist Hns,s,g .ooag
nc corner Of Wabash avenue and Hubbard couI;.
& W. O'Clock g. N. Entrance In The fce- 10 q
Services in TIC Plymouth Cong scga.lo1a, chr-.,
mon hy tic Rev. alF. We6s!ef, o: Hopsntoo. Nsss FL
Caufeh On the cosaer Of Third avenue mud Van Ia.
St. Ansssrirs Frotestsnt Epifeopa, Church. ,oc,.
ted 0n the eorrcr OF indiana and F1aIkl!u sircrse
~ ,ssc 10 ~ :, s, services 1917 O'Clock cum
Al Camp Do9Elaa sanday School 20. children in
Ward upi'ed States llospltal, At j O'Clock D. n.
@ss1npMcr1,y tn M ehapei; It O'Clock p. m. Rev. Z. B.
The congregation connected with Christ Church
viii meet to-day at 104 O'Clock q. m. aud AZ
o'clock r. m., At tia old Chc-ch, corua. OF Mtehi
ean aveace a-d 9Th stec:-, The buHdirs h. -Tirg
seen repat1ed 10. temporary pse. The Sunts5
School WI mset in the same place At o'elocs ..
m Fev: G. :. Cheney. Rector.
NORTH Baptist Church, corner OF Ohio and Dear
born ttteets 4. a.. kendrics1, Pastor. Hours Of
se5,.ee :tEt3 a. N aud :: rs p. m. Rev ]. A. Smith
VII ptetch In the evening.
L7tnEFton Reformed Dutch CnrrcA. co.a-- of
Monroe and Sansnmon strrcls. Bev, N, b. Wil.
uau;eun, Pastor. Services today at 1Ok a m
ENG tn p "a. A cofdisl wclcono extended 10 Al
Church Of The Holy Communion. Rev g. ", H.
1T, Rector. The nsnl services VIII Be- hsld II
,hia septc6. to.adsy st !o,s and ~ O'Clock p.
tpccsinll5 invited, ~ ~
There Will b morning and ereuinx service IN III,
new Trinity Il. E Church. located On the come
Of Indians avenue and Twentr.Fifst
street. Preaching In the morning BY Rev. a. A.
Ercland. and In tie evening BY Rev. c. Seammon'
Owing to the fl1neos Of Rsv. c. h FowIarN.hs
Pastor there win be no morning aervlce in thn
cltrk street n, s. Church. In tie evening. Rav
.; A.. Enslsno, IN earnest and eloquent ptsa:hes.
Will occupy tho pulpit.
, 1864-05-08
DOR .'UOUGHS, COLDS AND

- CONSUAFTtDN-Th VXexfAAI1 tuE ko5A1Y
AA1aAA y ne most tixhl5 approved medtsine eye*
r5xs. hav1aE asd - unprteed sHtst ssls q neaz.
tt!sns oar rcst eminent cfu1sns tha PTest, tsds
IN act bY Ill who Enowit- For reFdacates. rt1ea
esth bos5se.T Tho pro2rietoH M chesytQ1y rsfns1
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, 1864-05-08

FAMILY IS1111c117r--On Saturday mor,lno
Anna d. Daring, 4 respectfully dressed oermsn
woman, and Auguss Daring, her son, I'D Of nine.
teen or twenty. were charged beso:e Iu.sies cnth.
esstsan h1a wih i 70 n wna Daring
band OF the. female deicndsnt cnr1;s,tnsota oe nus
serted that for two yests he has been living in c,n.
stans Danger nom the threats Of his Vie sad son
standing his aec during that iie BE- hss h.1rss hst
hablt oi constantly atus1og bis hett9 hall 20 ihst
his uo,ber. In order to obtain further eyidesrna
tic cte vas continued until Monday:- al. M.
giving tal FOR their sppearaaoe In Gonds Of Ssn
, 1864-05-08
355Strapf1.

EsTRAT N0T1CE,-Came into tho fnelosaro OF
~ me nAr reSalRncd on LOOMS street. bet ween jack
900 and F&n BGrcn stfeet1, tho 5tk irst Heiter,
tht nE nef Il requested to proIe properly.
p4y Ct trKea and take 1Yny. e. E CULYER.
HJ8 t6sbst
GTRAE ED-From E. Prices Stable, four Horses
entnS the nEs Of tho sth. lB6t. They EreTs
ono oIact. one hfuWD and one Ip11. Any pe11Gn
tcrnnE them to z: PhICEHs Stable on Couch Pla:e.
reaf ot 1reMoat Horse. viii ha suitably rewarded