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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-18
RESTAURANT.
HAPPINESS OR MISERY?

That Is the Question.
YUyHE PROPRIETORs OF The NEW YORK MUSEUM
Of Anatomy and Medicine have determined, regard
less Of expense issue free for the benefit Of suffering
humanity FUR OF their most interesting and instruc
tive Lectures Marriage and IL DISQUALIFICATION Ser-
vous Debility Premature Decline Of Manhood, lndiges
ton, Weakness Depression Lcss q Energy and Vital
Power. the Great Social Evil and thOse Nsiadies which
result from youthful foles Of maturity, - i
norsnce OF Physiology and Natures lAy-.
These invaluable Lectures have been the means OF en-
tightening and saving thousands ard will Ne forwarded
free cept Of -four stamps by addressing Secretary,
New Ycrt Museum Of Anatomy ard Medicine, els Broad
way. New York. -ept9' s3-ciy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Frcm the army hosptsl-ihe blOosy bat,A- eela--sAe
mansion Of the rich and humble sb0se g the poor
from The ses and he sacred deskfrOn The Douatsin
top, distant valleys and fsr-oa Islands Of the ocean
from every nook and q III. civilized vorids
pouring In the evidence Of the astonishing eeSss Of
DRAKR's PLANTATION ErrTERs. thousands upon
thousands Of letters TIE the following may Be
our Office
RxKp<ErRS. WIS, Sept &c. 1888.
40 have been IN the army hospital FOR
fourteen nouths-speechess and nearly dead AZ Alton
H., they gave q bottle of Plantation Btsers- .
Three bottles restored ny speech and cured ne.
c. A. FLAUTE.'
sOvrz wAks.v, O., July IS. lss5.
One young man, who bad been SICK ard
not Of the house for years with Scrofaa and
Erysipeas, amer paying the doctors t5o rithcu'
benefit has been cured BY bottles Ofy our btiers
EDWARD W0UNALL.
The following l. from the yansger Of the Union Home
School for the Children Of Volunteers:
HAvEzKYEs MANSION. FIrrr-sKvESTu SrsrrTl
SEw YOsx, Augusta, l5S5.
.'nx DzAxr: Tour wonderful Plantation Btters have
been given 20 ef little children suffering from
weakness asd weak lungs, With most happy effect, One
little girl in particular with pains IN her head los 81
appetite, add daily wasting consumption whom all
medical skin had been exhausted, has been entirely re-
stored. We commenced with bat a teaspoonfa of Bit
tiers day. Her appetite and strength rapidly Increased
and she l. now well.
Respectfully. xEs. o. DEv0E."
"a. I owe much 70 you. for verify believe the
Plantation Bitters have saved my life.
REV. W. a. wAGGoyER,
Madrid, n. Y"
ThOa vii, send me two bottles more Of thy
Plantation Btt.rs NV wife has been greatly benefited
by their use. Thy friend,
- lhave been vres. sufferer fron Dyspep-
sla, and hsd to abandon preaching. The
'''''' REV. j. $ CATHoRS,
Rochester. ~ J."
- send Us twenty four dozen more Of your
Plantation glt:ers, the opular;ty Of which are daily
SYKES, CHADWICK CO.,
Proprietors Of wIllsrd's Hotel Washington, d. c.
"a. Ihsve given the Plantation Bitters TO hun.
eject. w. d. ANDREWS.
Superintendent Soldiers Home, Cincinnati. o.
The Plantation Btters have cured me Of
liver complaint. Of which laid PROSTATE and had
r. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland, o."
a. The Plantation Bittsrs have cured ne o. 3
arrangement Of the kidneys and urinary organs that
distressed me for years. II acts like q charm.
c. c. MOORE, "a Broadway, n. T."
ae-. Ae.. se.. &C., 90
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-18

a. he Plantation Bittsrs have cured ne o. >
arrangement Of the kidneys and urinary that
distressed me for years. II acts like q charm.
c. G. MOORE, "a Broadway, n. T."
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-18

The Plantation Bitters have cured me Of
liver complaint, of which laid up PROSTATE and bad
70 hsndon nv business
r. =. KINGSLEY, Cleveland, o."
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-18
indianapolis and Madison
MA Aan8GDA M.
1854. AMsS ~ 1864.

day, Nay &c, 1861.
1.-TWO passenger trains daily tSundaYs sxccrseii -
u tween Indianapolis and Msdis-r.
Law the Union Depot Indiana poils - 500 4. N
and r. ". arriving AZ Nsdison 1T u sc ~ ssi 80
Pm.
Leave The Depot 90 Asdi-on sts A. n. sri 80 P NJ
arriving 81 Indianapolis At II A. y. and Tao =. H.
Trains iesvs Columbus fer nashville 2. NJ. arriv
ing At $40 Z. Returning leave Rsshvii.e a. ".
arriving at Columbus az lii5 A. u.
This Road forms iine With the Packets ksdsen 10
The transportation OF fregh. between Cncinnati ard In
tssnapoi- and PORTE Wesf-
Tarf Of Frsights IS lov a. oT sey other rva,e.
Shippers and merchants We-t SiI Ind tito their
20 ship ~ thisiine-
nsrls DC. BRANHAM. Superintendent.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-18
S. T.--1060.--X.

Persons Of secntsry hseits troubled with weakness
lasstude psptstion Of the heart lack Of appetite, dis
afer eating torpid liver constipation, &c, deserve
to suffer if they 10 not try them.
They recommended By tho highest medical suthor-
tiles and warranted to produce Immediate bene
hoisl effect; They exceedingly agreeable perfectly
pure and harmless.
NoHcE-Any person pretending to sell Plantation
Bitters In bulk or by the gallon swinder and impcs
tor. 1t Is put up only in patent log cabin bottle
Beware of bottles reed with imitation deleterous stuf
for which several persons already in prison See
that every bottle has private United States Stamp
the cork unnuts,ed and signature steel plate
side label.
Sold by respectable dealers throughout the habiisbe
globe.
II. IL. DRAKE a. CO.,
2o2 Broadway, n. Y.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-18

- Ihsve given the Plantation Bitters 10 hun
dreds Of orr disabled soldiers with the most astonishing
eject G. W. u. ANDREWS,
Srperinie Rdsni Soldiers Home, Cincinnati. o.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-04-14

- &esprding 30 tAs RosEaa pSpero
shs osAss OF Massachusetts hss ansisEsa
ssnakasdrsa 6srMsss, who ere nav o.
tAeis wAy ,oRk % this soantry 10 hslp ffi
ths aa5t Of Dat Sssss linI sAs asnys--
They also anaousoa that the nexrt ooaS-
nisss whp have Iass rekaspsd 5ton Hayki
hsve been snlisssd fosaa 6afiSf papposs.
TA.s sAns Stssaxbxa thAwy, ban hvssd
apps aA pArSk Oh q esaass 80 ~ fas
oss % hi the raaks 81 10 rsgimsnss Ia
the acid, and skvs 30 load In their pro-
fssaiaps Of 'aloyalsy', ~ the sow&rdly s;sy
issas 81 hat State who sneak cat Of THAR
ssasshsd psinsiplas, and smpioy % did
tho Eagiisa gsssFnmess, during she rs7-
plasion, HsssiAn hirslings 20 .pas dcwa
faselasea.l Rp&SliaaA fOoaa.} FassA J
eYes s 34sst-3 Ra SNS8s8 gas4 ty
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-04-14

I - 60 ! - ! =
:
! s1r..s /. =. n -!
I. -. - -. -. -
- -. s..s...-s --- 49, =
-. = = - 8 - I9GS
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.s.n-.,.s.- 4. 49, 80 /. -
,sr,s.s:s r;
IS s....... = ~. - - 49,.
= q. -. $500.
i. -. -. $3.50. 4. 4.
-. -
=. - = |. ssf ~
a. ~. llUT $3.50 :. -
- s.-.-s --.,s.-.
.ss q. -. = -. ~. -.
..s.sa. 1. ri - q ..a' =. j 49, !.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-04-14
3zttsb &|lu9 tbs.

g. ssr laa1 rspsst - ~ - -
g! "a! ! ! S! S!
- sA.s gaabsss Ind . kshs with gsss.
slllas = Hiskaaa, Kyy and sassssdsd
h ssptussag 4 ass sf thsm.
s. sssaas srny xbs@sslhkAaskS
D. knsl16k =, II -
feFsss On ~ spposiss assk; hss = he
Rsdasal forss srsataly sasasnhsss d, v i
- 49, - Vii IN -.
nisss Fsasssi vssss,s ass lying IN ~
I'D e r = ltr3' ia A's''.
Tbs osafsasrasss attacked Clarks villa.
Ask.. fsw dkyS sahos Daf xses rsaDslsed
wiz . lea u sSsss killed md sss psass-
~
viIIss ssPtaFsa he plaza asa harnsd 200
bsls Of sosssa esisagiag 10 eur xssws-
SSak - ksasraas ksisx rel ssssd,
dsovs the ooafsdsraiss from shs plaza,
palas .af ssassEias sfsstsIas w
Psialaka, Florida, hsd a skirnssh vim
Oonfsdseats cavalry. sad shas the latter
rssxssez els bHa ssanta1 sssasf q
Is. Fsdsrsl ssssmsF lacrosse, was
oApsawsd By gsszrillas q The 1ssk als.---
1Ak $50 esls ssolsA s4Asskssas wsrs'
retained - prisoner.
| sAsHe ksss ri 60 ssAAlly shrowa
iase UhasIesaoa. Ons Of shs Rsssral
Parrots gaas exploded ca Cammiag's
Poiak, Chsxisssoa Asxkors Il f.
Is Is reported sAss sAs 0oafsderass Gen.
geFai 4agsssssep ssssF 4 ssFgs asabsF Of
fsefafiS ID his lAss raid iaEe KsniasSy.
4 considerable aghs 10 reported 10 hare
IN Pia{ 4 o-as yisrl5 ilssasovs
AIsxSAdris, % BED river. Tie Fsdssal
Ioss 10 reported Is killed and so wounded.
rh qaafsdesas lsas Ia ssipeex4sps /
nash larger. Ths Osafsdsrasas resxsas-
ID afsss . sAsss Aszss sgss.
u.Absss 40xawzlies entered shslkxyslle.
e.. u ~ - pAs mfssss "
horsss and broke opsn the BsAaeh Baak;
Sss before 'shsy 5sald sssars sks ssassae
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-04-14

- Ms. 6sosax FzAxcm TxAEE has
sssa seji aaty, sn4 Il saa-
b, for ssns dAys pass. George 10 Look
ing veil, and seems 10 snjey himself
'sAsrAT rAA spe4kaag TO- ssssssa
house, as he dad hare on Tuesday nighs
last.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-04-14

- Ihe Qaafsdssasss haEs lAaA
sssessfaily, asw and pswsrfal irsa-sasa
- uhafisstoa. ske Il called sas Ashly,
nd d said 10 be a. naprsvsmsas upss
lhs fssA& sessssas de- 6ssfsdsrasss ID
Tia line of iron-easd asasmass. aasss 4G
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-04-14

- s. SsS1ASkA ozsssE3T 1&ss&&z &Ss#
To Dg. w. T. OAxYHKrL
smOa = aAcssaAs Dsh Of Aassss
1884, ! called Ga yoa 70 treat nay syss For
seass iaGamssson Of Ten meakhs RAading;
sAsiishs % effected ny sysaishs shas u
rsad&ssd ny syss psrfsesly issolsrans,
and In sSmsssassss y bad 10 seasas ny-
sslf to dark sasa pzssisas TO ysas treat
msAs, aa4 ssss Ire sisss aftss l sssld
lssss the hosss vishpst sax Rarsisalsx ia-
ssassassass - ny &gas. aa fsix weeks
l waa abls 70 assssa tao duties assssssEy
On 4hs farm.
Lam williag to testify before q MAgssA
sxaAs, shss my sgss axs psxfsssly ssand
and have net bssR SGlisssa wish say dis
sa,ss stgjss Sf,ts< ssssukk { isuaa
xsso~nzl III thags = lssee go M
sass q - sys p ssn a EAa pr- =
sszasidsr him he gFszsss ssasfsesax -
sasskiad . an 0saIiss, In the Wsss.
sigasds CaAss.Hs Rxxxesss. :
sssss---WHzskz RsYSozps. y go. =
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-04-14

L - oas sDaylixAa los ia On sAs Lsy-
nj LsakasssS ssssas - AaEs pssdsosd
qaiss . aaxriag saans shs. Iesxsws
ssh<sssssis, = IL We ass - jsdgs ky ~
ssSs Of ths abilities press IN the western
p%xs " sssSsss. n bsAsus, W fsss
he osxrnhssipa siacs shs tsssaa 0isy
Escsios, informs as'skss vhas ~ psb.
fAksa i - tsgk.zis sabstspsi 5seas.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-04-14

- Bsewnss Broaehisal Troehss for
soaga& Uslas, and hsiaassa thrsass ARE
sasrsd visa tia fallsss sansdnos In shsir
sizoaeg. They have bssa shoroagaly
sssssd. and mainsaia shs COED rspasation
ssfs hAxsjssiy asqaisaas ~ shsss 80
ikahsiohs, De sure TO osaafa sAsx snaaiinss.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-04-14

e. DsnssAass xhsAasy Of tn skMis-
Essgsassieaa ays, aAssssasly twn ysa
'<Copewhssds, !" bear ahis fsss Ia Hisd--
sAAs ooSp<Assd " - sAilsd bssAsss
b plsasa 4 kxhsr salas On The uaioa
thaa On o wesiiy -hsa6ssA
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-04-14

O 81 cEes,n said fsssna, sssaw o
regiasat Of Tsaussses niggsrs on parade,
.snd wAaa sAsy came 10 the fright drsss,'
with tbs white Of thar eyes all taFned, Ii
locked fsss kks chaIk say L."
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-04-14

i Pxssexxp>--Akim q. @. kntiaa pwsst
sArssgA t1is sily ysassrds5 r.
Was sksrs . bissk Of q whfts man -.
ss6dfne p NsDraskian. - @'.'a ~ /
Whyi4is ~.s BvExs, Of course the
saEssa. xaa<nAhsrS g x2nuinsAs ~ slaaus
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-04-14

I In n1rTs4af ssm Mr. TykH4Ns
nvs rsssatls aAAs1 70 ear Zee oans, large bot ~
sss1sS4 D1A nssssrs, &C., ~ " sAss~s ssaais
N Al - 81 xs szs asw pstssx pfsess-
ssasy ssA Ys4astass sssk ssssa M eAs1s. We
asvs sAs larssst ~ ks1s sassrsnAns u ysselng
Aa.s<iai IL sss ussk ssAssa sxs& sst AR kisa u
vera sAas zsy as assis~1 ca sksst asaiea-
. Esrs4ssss nd stAsrs kssias Hsinstag " = asA%
ne rssnssss1 10 sAn ~ sxAnins aDsexmans ss
'yaS sn6yxSess ~ szAzTsn1sS ssstseasEasa NJ
asSsV 60 : fgs4sA8 kss5sa8 n ysaseH q
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-04-14

WAY Exnssr Asn Esrxzsxns wn.I 10.
Ssssral si.ss isss falf mi winssx Ne
seSa tsall 4Sn . a
ssA Raakz kAAli.ssaa1
Of sezs W. Ross, which 10 sAs lssesss end
Hsss ssmplsts IN al iss apr sinEasass of
anxa4 ssSs1N&aUs8
Dasias sas slaaEh.ssing and Psskisg
ssasss, Dir. Boss sIaas Assrsh ana p2sk16
fsR AimssN sssa %hsfs sswl swmsyf
sshsasand hogs, and Sc 10 now rsspisg the
frosss Of his sassspriss md isdassxy In
ths rapid sale Of HE 1ssssssMsAg whisA
10 hss aAs anass los II saxaF safsd hAms
sssFss6s sAis fsr Wsst 'Wksn we spsskl
Il sngar cured Il asa u - =. esow whereof 10
speak-ws have sEisa them, and adv iss
'athszs 70 ssgs and do likswise.n
. v xx 4 - e FsR a 1
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-04-14

~ Gems Bsaxszsras has iast rsosis-
I'd Lays. los At seAsssss's celebrated
Chicago Wsgons. Nov 10 the time to
9ug ossa. - Hs sassses9i isA % Ssss a.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-04-14

- 81 u = $50
AkxAEz Gsx Ms Bxsx.~-1hszs b -
sswssg 1ale u me- sAas give
sAs gsnsrA sstisksssaea, shAa Gsessr
b Baksr's ssss. .fhsy ssss % simplss
thai shld swsiss ysArs old attn lis-.
tie prssssss, en- spsxaIs sasn- Tss
ssssngsA END beauty Of sAe sslseA sAs vs-
rissy ID wszks Tia darasalisys ass sAss
ia-fuasSag IT, Fsssmmsnds As,ssw al
ssAsR amAsaiass FOR family ass. u
has sskss shs asss prsmieia nj ns&xiy ~
sAs SsaaA Esizs, NJ .bsiag tins Assa M.
shlassa asa Pxsss 90 sad sPwasas.
Any Pssspa desiring 70 parshass = Ma
sAams, assa sx&zAias GreEsE q BaksrAs
BY salliag al ear, Essiasnss. All asdsss
viii ssesivs pEsnps asssstisa.
u d. W. CARPENTER, Agsnk..
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-04-14

- !. -. -. =.
III fGx @3is.stSSk &E4&
/ H12s,ESteW 6%ss X$E 4
Rnsah sssasIet Gsssl Q - go. pss-
+ s1SyS1 ~ - II - - Z
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-04-14

WIss Raiksrsss e&a be aoss bsffst
aaaekApw = Ne D1sis Ofes, than sssss
ssksr skaAiiak sAaas waas .sf the Missas-
sipyi stiysr. Ths1s waiting Aay Kind sf
Prinsisg dees, via fsd = y their sdvsa..
sAgs aslssvs thsir ssasss "a ahis 0kss4--
W. wassa.t sAtistAstiaa, ~ mako NJ
sAkxgs: rssms n0defxss. ~ az - 5a..a
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-04-14

( 800 CouxxzsTxn asnxsxAcxs.--Ws
ssssias Nc .ps1aist5 ~ - - fJsasail
far 1la0 essnts<tat xspeassp ns1ssss.Ai
lrEs sl1s e lhis dananiaatisa ars;
:: = . ...:s| 70 = .s,.
= enc psssas a. rlpsI ssiaA fren
:. =; 81 Tfsa. u ~ 80 !!
- ss.s III. OF sxSk..s . 90, g =.
= = \ d, asslls aAar - IN
~ tAs riyexi sesh1fa - sfaktssks -
'tusibsd - litais snsli~ shas akSfSsSs
-, he psps isfss! ~ ptIAkisg
|Hs;unssAas ppl1s - $500 snplsysd
I = thie hst - - ef pise1iag ~
- 81 - - olasiansxafJ
- = h his - l1lss lhs = )
- s1suld ~ aaupasps
Eass y Or ~, and hsss ) lssesssi -
|1l0o ssAsa, lSsksaa Hswssw, - -
- 6lsGz -ws ss.eln6s ~ - wsaf
/ - - = = nsss u - 6x611n J.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-04-14

ruuuu~aurufs~s~~~u
4 1uIu, -. : -. ..--- -,
-. I. |. - 1870, ~
!, -,
$50
Fs-'sssy. sp.ssa ~. - 4. -
lsa.s i ssasaa. q 4 sssses !: r,proy.
.-L- .-A.-. -
<--.-.-.. - =. -. N
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r. .. $50 T. q :, ~
- -
tAem1e1vssteseAmu kssisr ftsainx sszs. y
n1-~u.aee,x.i. go -, -. a.
|rXEQ 1St<i4E sIssyXtsl -
= ~ 0o.sn
80 re ea1oymeae ~ otnes msnsE Labor
nsy taks peaeqs6re rkuns ae,xeuz
hes,urw. - IA - EsAaA~s~k !.
fss.sr passes = sas oAafsA In vi. aisy,
- hest1s ssiteAing sAss, tAsy viii NOS
Nss3srs seun1 1eswins.a New ID yozr
trhlrw1 cDs1t tnp1nuonrn1n1b1m =
III ia I'LL gsshg
- -, -. -; -.
h. - a.n.S-.. 49, =. 49, -
ths 49, - 80 nsSssS.r
f.:ysoB Who PaaaiaSly psrpssrsssd the
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-04-14

Hossx arm S1cx Bffzs priassd u iris
ak6ss ca skars astiss ss reasonable ratss.
Ordsrs hy nail aesompsaisd WITH tho
vssAsssks, aasesdsd 10 sad flied pruaps-
". xsa.z4z 4@e4 ss....y.a ss,.ss il.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-04-14

J
3 Nsxaass 10 ssad 20 0oo aoasds u
fssksh. u ~ HBssassk .aslA llis 2 =
'snyre 1xsetinE = ftsiehs WITH h1ss
- naIs Sssns, vii Do val b Apply sosas
lWsvils - tas Mrs LOT, sr.by ~ In
xis isaA. Essns % sstass ssAakss sAsnl
A'asA 4 kpsiL Appiy n & v
u !. - ~. + xss y. ar VIC. Lcxsos. y y
0ss.ril 'Bsalk, Ie~ss ~. aiss 1865 =.
- 40 tss 1sD1e sksA w sss fss
psesd 10 ID AqE md svEJ had ak lob
Psiaaing, bsesss ~ sAssp@, ssw s.y'
slsswsss o. 0Aisags. Send inysss es-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-14

ESJs An ACKNOWLEDGEMENT FAIR
having been closed we think it is proper
to say that from the incipiencyto the close
of the Exhibition, the Managers and Com
mitteemen have worked with spirit and an
energy for which they deserve the thanks
of our whole loyal population and of every
brave soldier in whose interest they labor
ed. The gentlemen to whom we allude,
many of them engaged in large and profit
able mercantile and manufacturing pur-
suits, entirely abandoned their ordinary
avocstions, and at the sacrifice of much
personal comfort, time aud money, devoted
their whole attention to the business of the
Fair. 1t is by such efforts and such men
only that enterprises Of this character can
be safely carried TO successful termina-
ton. We did not know there were so many
public spirited patriots in the city, and the
experience OF the Fair gives an assurance in
this direction that no future enterprise
which has for its object the relief of suf-
feriue humanity and the good of the coun-
try. will ever need ardent supporters in
this city. And what is particularly graft
fyfng to reflect upon lis that from the begin
ming to the end of the Fair, among all the
conflicting branches of the concern and
the multifarous duties performed, there
was scarcely an unpleasant word between
any of those actively concerned. All work
ed together for harmony aud for the &C
complisbment of one purpose, the success
of the Fair, and we are happy to say that
they are not without their reward in the
general results.
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RayTURsED UP AGAIx.-Mrs. Francis

Eay TURNED UP AGAIS.-Mrs. Francis
Clatiu, who was once arrested aud brought
to this city for beirg female soldier, has
turned up again in Utica, New York. From
the papers of that city we learn that she
tells about the same old story, with per-
haps a few slight embellishments. She
went from st. Paul, MINI, to st. Louis,
No., with her husband, to enlist. They
enlisted in the 4th No. Heavy Artillery for
three months, as brothers, served out their
time and Immediately after enlisted again
in the 18Th No. Cavalry, this time for three
years or the war. At the battle OF Shiloh
the wife received three sabre cuts, and at
the battle of Stone River she was wound
ed in the knee by mimic ball, rendering
her cripple for life. In the latter battle
her husband was killed by her side. She
found it necessary here to disclose her sex
aud when she had done so Gen. ROsecrans
wrote her an honorable discharge from the
service. This discharge with other valu-
ables, were taken from her by party of
guerrillas, who attacked the ambulance
train which was conveying her to Nashville.
She says if her wound did not disquali-
fly her for active duty she would again find
her way into the army. She thinks that is
her proper place, and seems to have
great deal of the martial spirit. Both her
self and husband were born in Germany.
Before they enlisted he worked as shoe.
maker and she as barber in St. Paul.
She had buried two children. But for
her beardless face and slightly femi-
nine look about the eyes, the most critical
observer would be likely to take her for
man, even when dressed in womsn's cloth
ing. Her manners and conversation are
more masculine than feminine, and she
chews tobacco and spits in the most sp-
proved masculine style. She has been
several times arrested as man in Disguise
since her discharge. In Kentucky she was
arrested as a rebel spy, and once, just af-
ter John Morgan's escape from Columbus,
as the redoubtabIe John himself, trying to
make his way to Dixie in petticoats. On
the 22d she was arrested in Waterfowl,
Jefferson County, New York, as man, and
lodged in the Jail over night. She is tall,
square shouldered, fat-breasted, muscular,
aud has the most nnfeminine walk possible.
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8p Gelegrapg.
Afternoon Report.
The Late Capture of the Railroad
Trains by the Rebels

New YoRK, July I3.-The Herald cor
respondent gives this account OF the cap
ture of the trains about IL miles from
Gunpowder Bridge:
Pistol shots we're heard and the train
stopped, when the rebels entered, pistols
in hand, and asked if there we're any
ladies here. They we've answered in the
affirmative, and they told them to sit down.
The command WAS then given to clear out,
and as the passepgere went out they were
robbed of their watches and money with
cooked pistols at their heads. The cars
were then set on FIRE.
Gen. Franklin was o passenger on the
first train 10 citizens clothes. The rebels
asked him who he was. He replied, "no-
body of any account" The guSrd then
passed on, but a Baltimore lady told them
who be was, when they returned aud de-
mauded his papers and took him 10 charge.
The rebel force was about $50, under
Major Harry Gilmore.
The lady prisoners were all treated we'll
and appeared to be acquainted with macy
Of the rebels, whom they greeted most
adectionAtely.
The rebels had no hesitation il taking
what they wanted from the passenger
hats, boots, cOats, &c.
Mcclellan they thought was the only
one fl to command our armies.
Among the prisoners was quite mum
Der of officers, some of whom succeeded IN
making their escape.
The passengers were finally released
aud obliged 10 walk to Bush run, nine
miles distant.
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NEw YoRK, June I3-The Havre de
Grace special to the Philadelphia Enqui
rer says: LieHt. Col. Mitchell, Assistant
Inspector General OF 9Th Army corps, was
with Gen. Franklin when be was captured
He says Gen. Gilmore Was looking for
Franklin and took Mr.. P A. WolberI for
him but was satisfied to the coutrary when
Gen. Fraukin who was standing by spoke
saying that be was Gen. Franklin. Gen.
Gilmore said be was happy 10 know it,
and claimed him as his prisoner, providing
q carriage for him as be was lame.
The Philadelphia Press is satisfied thai
tho whole power of the rebel force will bt
thrown upon Washington, the movement
North being only a fsint- They are il
greater force about that city than any
where else in Maryland.