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Observation-Disclosures,
FoKT WATNEAND CHICAGO RA!LWAT
DIViDEND-7he Board of Directors Of ahls CON:
panE hAve this day taclhred DiT!dend oftH PER
CENT, on the shates OF the original Capital Stock Of
the Company. payable tree OF Government TeL) on
aud alter the 9Th of Augult pEo1tro at the o1ce OF
Nipslos, LaEess c.. g Wall street; EeE To5k:
onces The Tranafer Books q che Company VIII close
en- the 10Th Of J1l9 nsf st o'clo;E. and re-
Ry o1de5 s5 a. o!the Board. " q. BARNES. sec'S.
, 1864-08-02
35reurGt0ME.
T HE THIRD A II n U AL
PICNIC

ST. GEORGES BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION
WILL BE held
On the Sd Of August,
AT DESPLAHWES GROVE.
Cars lfaye the EoIthwesteIn Depot ccrnar Of Kla-
Ely And HeAt Water etreeta. 1t $50 IL IN.
kicn.
The Society vii use eve,y eEertoc to make this the
most agreeable Picnic OF tic BcaB-n
The amuzements will consist OF 1u1r rlrg. Jumping,
ttcketinE quot tnR singing daueny, rs. iuKllng,
eE lnstnE and variety Of old Englt.h sportA
Fpu. nol1c. laugh snd grow lat Is the orcsr Ct the
day.
For detaI1G SEE programme. ... '.....
Hefrea .Enents viii BE- fu.uehed on tho GROUND, by
tht celebrated caterers, Wess!akt BRADFORD. at rea
Bonab1e rates. ly29 n93a 6:4thp
, 1864-08-02
a1ttuHffHrlt9.
WOODS MUSEUM,

atttlscMent8.
COLONEL WOODS MUSEUM,
Te9p CO. q ass 4.Hs:s
Las. Week ot the sea.en.
Mona7 EEsNtdhG sSd az +. s9a csfSs
= lii 81 presented the RrAnd rcm.at,c d,Au. Q.
THE DtKES MOTTO; or, 1n Here.
Gsi,'ss k t.isi
eisnsas .sMse C PsTt,n.
F4enosi sMlss eed 81 e. p,s snI pas
Eow ON TIHIsp1oH,
PILATES COURT; u, Tho fnal q cn11*t,
Of sSxns aecn
BS s.a Sss1sa 70 unss4 i ,ess
Buxea Is and IS 10 extra charea ior seIefTee :tats
81 Ea9 S sPs epea 1o Il + 81 : oes.
NEWCOMERS THEATRE.
EXTRA ATTRACTIONS?
Ferzoductlon Of ths Romantic Spectacle OF the
SEVEN SISTERS.
and engagement al
r. e, NcDONOUGH -.
have hs ps.sa5 Of IN To- nis ums q
~ s,tinse ehesssteT,, s1aos AND
DANCES Of Hoy1t TATuRt.
NEW AND LOCAL sCKE11Y Hf WHI1At.
Grsnd ZopA7e March and Dnll 6y % Young i9Atss
stfrmIa0 snd Capfuie OF Eebe1 Forts By she FemAle
rb- fc1,ow,nr artist. w'i sooea. Il the cass: VI.
MscsuleY Nj M.ceeE NJ MyeE. Mss JohHsfan En- a.
srest scene, The BlKTH OF cuFtD IN the .3oW1Ro o.
FEHN9-
VARIETY THEATEA ;!
" II Pt7sesa st5sss M r.e.,.,
r. L. FITCH, Acting AID 1ta&e ksrzZer
KnHaRen Of
NJ h TOM VA N @ e.
1he great Comic vocaNs. and FantonInist.
Engagement Of
MIR. LEW SIMMONS.
The celebrated BAnjoist and Ethiopian Comedian.
M1BB ANNIE AND WARREN BORDWE1I.
MISS KHMA AND EDITH WHIT1N4.
MISS HATTIE HINE-LEY.
NIB. PETE LEE
Doom open At7k. Performance commences assA.
.sCALo O. eElo1s:-IatuuetF,. = c.: Neta III
cla; $ c4: ET:Yatc Ho1es- eS-ov. blnsls sda8 II
HOTC1- 50 cent?
, 1864-08-02

4 TLANTIC d GREAT WEST.
"A ERN RAILWAY
sUNhH1 A1IANa1XXNT.-TWo Through ExpreM
Trains batween CLEVELAND AND NEW T0RH.
fakes e6ect Nay ID, 1854.
NEW YORK THROUGH LINZ
Ees7e Cleveland kh....,. S.5o 4. ~ end gl0F, NJ
Arrive Lsavittabuzxh.. 80 Az. 1o:s2 N.
AeadYtle at..,.... t:40 r. n. Loo A. Il.
Cory at........... $40 F. n. AS AN.
@alAmAlcA At..,... 5:1H r. II. AM 1. Il.
New York ht..... .1c:H l.. Il. 9:AP.X.
Leavs HaT York at........ .7:00fA.N. tDcfP. II.
h1iyt ClsyelAad At...,.... 500 4. II. $50 r. II.
H. r 6WKKFkKR, Gent SUIT,
NeAdeV1Ile, IN.
TT, GOODMAN, Hcreral Ticket Agent, Cleveland.
1h1n a71t-F1E&m
, 1864-08-02
M "A r IL / H ID.
III n. ~.

In this city, oa the 18th instbr Rev. Hohe1: Coyes
Nj. +. B. BACON to kIss KEBECCA C. D0UrH'
WORTH, all OF Chieago. No cards.
, 1864-08-02

FRox REnE1noA.-Yesterday morning 415 rebel
prisoners, captured by Sherman at Atlanta, mr.
rived at Camp Douglas from Louisville, in charge
OF eiehty-tFo men Of the 1S0th Indiana, cou,.
mauded by Captain r. D. Davidson. The guard
returned to lonltvi1le last evening.
, 1864-08-02

Metropolitan Han 70 Ront.-This Hall
Is 70 rent 1oz al the purposes tor which sueh halls
ara ordinarily ueed. Terms moderate: ApPlies-
hsnce to the Hall. jo!Qh9!ln
" Diseases Of the Nervous. Seminal, Urinary
and Sexual Systens.-Ntw and rsliatle treatment
in reports Of the Howard Associatlcn. Sent by
mail In sealed letter envelopes, tree OF charge.
ciation, Mo. 8 South Ninth street, phllsdelphis-
Pa. iyanr29A-tnp
, 1864-08-02

A Female EensIemau-Robbe
Picking Pockets.

4 large crowd Of DRINKS v'eited the Police
Court yesterday. There were few cases Of greater
importance.
happy little eailor was arraIened, taxed with
being Of eek inconsistent with her occupation.
and which 1t allowed to be persisted In, would
be Eubversive Of the good morals and discipline
Of the 1eafaring profession. It would require
connoiEeur IN human natnrc, looking ut the prf.-
oner in the boz, before fhe pleaded gn1lty" to
The charcc, to determine thns Mrs. Watson was
not what she assumed to be-a genuine salt.
When she opened her mouth, however, the accu-
recy Ut her pleading WIS eympathetlca1ly mani
fest, to the females In cour1;; She said ehe vas
street bridge that she had on the previous even
lng, beng In want OF bit Of fun, donned the Cap
tain's rig, and vas on her way to yisit some
by ptratical policeman and taken in tow. She
found herstlf 1T anchor In an unfrendly post, and
vas willing to pay, the hatbor dees: Hls honor
fixed the payment Of twenty dollars. and the
young craft quickly left her moorfnge, with q
trusty bluejacke: az pilot, who insisted on her
having some fresh sails bent before she went on
Edward Dolan, Patrick Dolan, brothers. John
Ryan, and Michael Tracy. four destitute, misera-
bic looktng boyt, were charged with robbing
backs The boys were observed BY police on
Ger to be possessed Of considerable amount, and
being on the lake shore at the time. where great
tlothes were accessible to the action Of thieves,
he took them into custody. The youthful delin-
Quents admitted that the larceny had been com-
mitted IN the way suspected BY the policeman.
Commissioner Williams, Of the Reform School,
upon an examination or the boys, dsch 4rged
Phtr1cE Dolan and Tracy, bat sent the other Two
10 tho School
William Horn. charged with picking the pocket
OF man named Kettle Olsen, Of Boone county,
while the latter was tna state Of iutoxicaton was
also committed In the absence Of $3.50 ball.
James A. Tolau was complained OF by A. ".
Potter, his fellow boarder, at No. $50 Madison
suit Of clothes belonging to Potter and sold them
to a secondhand clothes dealer. on Wells street,
named May. for ten dollars. Officer kenney was
informed by complainant Of the robbery, and To-
Ian, having left tie house, was traced hotel in
the West Division and arrested. Forty dollars was
refunded to May. The justice committed the ac-
cused for trial. bail In 500 not being forthcoming
FRox xREDELDoA--Y esterday morning LIS rebel
prisoners, captured by Sherman at Atlanta, ar
rived at Camp Douglas from Louisville, in charge
OF eiehty-tFo men Of the 1S0th Indiana, corr.
21 Al II n 1-I
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mug 2oAS-1t

~ House and SIGN Painting, Calcimining,
Ginning and GEaluing. Paper HaIginRs and Win
dow Shades eelllnc at wholesale and retail at New
York prices. F. E. RonT, 50 Randolph street.
Box 1868. iyafnB331m
, 1864-08-02

BryAnr II 1srasseE,s E:1ItESo Tole-
graph Inxtttute.-The largest Institution cE
the knd IN The world Tllrty-nve telegraph in
ttrments In constaAt use. Address
BEXAMf j STHATTGa,
, 1864-08-02
Hfsf EEiatR--Nuu11Hp.

FOR SALE.--Fnteen choice depot
- and one village farm, near Chicago. Always .
lslHe supply on hand am selling many. aud receiv
leg new suptlles daily 10 meet the dtm3nd Give cae
a call +. q. CUAHEG5, No. 132 CLARK street.
, 1864-08-02

Rrs oyER.-A boy mined j. T. Bunting, slx
years Of age, residing IN the town Of Jefferson,
was run over on Saturday By = hay wagon, suffer
ir dislocation Of the thigh and fracture Of the
pcIyic bones. His bowels 1leo were injured. Or.
Nauzes WIS called and dressed the wounds. The
child IL cxnected IN fNc0Yer.
, 1864-08-02

NJ AFTED-O errsssR.onat.e Or, ss;RE.on.t.e, snee: s's.
w Three o1 HaTts ,ny runhero yonnx In dfes-
e e es s,fa oaa i sss H.
Ao Asrd !ouf ~ et4s RI t4fntnK ohoto x.4bAs
e.si a!tes adgv " ~ AEtTER pkSA1S DUhex9R q
ChAh4LsT S'oo' s'-1 Auf,<s1A'
, 1864-08-02
1Hantfn-Gorrtsponuetste..

WAMTED-C orrespond ence; -;
w Three young ladies' hHsIt1 I'm a mssy hsod-
sepe al il tsi.Fsns g: 1lfsa 1l9fas T. HuuNr1RY.
e1ena EFn G,sSs sqn KSIE hAAsToa. AaeooM ~.
an1.n .n1t
, 1864-08-02

our city II not confined 10 the building Of splendid
brslness blocks and elegant public haa, but In alI
directions we observe the eyidence Of substantial
rccrets in the erection o{ chaste and comfortable
dwelItpEr by our prosperous hug1nets men,
This Development has nowhere been more rapid
thaL within Inc territory vest of Union Park and
.outh OF Laks ihffe hundred d"s ell
present ecasons: and gratifying feature Of this
proerctr is the proposed increase OF church privi-
Eariy IN In The he aeason, steps were taken "a organ
izc Presbyterian Church IN. 81, and choice site
was sseeurcd, on the corner Of Washington and
Robey Streets for the erection Of church edi0ce.
Rev. a. L. + Loomis has recently been employ
cd 10 assist In this enterprise whicA il nov being
vigorously prosecuted, with the prospect OF con-
pIction the eomiug auiumu. The church Is much
needed in this part OF the 4lty. and Is worthy OF
every encouragement from the people tbereaway.
and especially from the denomination TO which 1t
helonee.
SALES EFT PRODUCE BnoKKns.-The following
letter received By j. F. Beatty, Secretary Of the
Eoard Of Trade, from Peter Page, Assessor Of In
1rnsl Revenue for this district, 1s OF interest to
all in The and 7als
1osrd ciye you the constructions Of this Office on
Sec 20 OF the new law relating to brokers: That
VI ssles as made S rodofe q otasr r.
owner, and 1eceirte commission for his services,
are liable to tag Of one-elght per cent on the
Q, each month, covering the sales Of The previous
month.
my xtenton has bccn called by eeveral Of
3"ur members to this 1act-that many pereont
boding. only commercial brokers' license
ase buying and selling teomc to q 1arGe amount)
on Their own account AL persons afe liable for
*n9leeAae deatcr's license graded by their sales
-teli1t os above on their own account at the
@ fate o. q per *10o0 When sales exceed the
amount LOT which license Ia taken an additional
1GTnse enooiG be applied for 1t once. trust that
2ll knowing the law will endeayor To comply with
biting 1t under their especial notice '~@ N&'"'
Court Record.
United STATES C7ncC11 AID D1srp,cr f,o,-.
before Ddtis und D7snnnaond J-Co+a~seu.o Ts.
- Dalton " johnson ct al New I'LL n~.sSng Gng'
4G8 C3ahIn vs Street et al. Judgment contesssd
1s United Stutes " McE1lgott and Mason. srr
fa ordered to issue On forfeiture OF reeognixanee.
'GE n@. Tke Chicago B. AQ.R. r. Co. vs P.ee e,
al. The Court gave m opinion In favor Of the
complainant, without any formal decree to be en-
5:S Rsrdenbure ct al rs Kellogg ct al. DIE
sss. Capp ct al ve shueart Ell al Leave to amend
Us Sc. Smith VI uotmun ct al. Injunction orderet
as prayed for In bill.
amended bfli extended fifteen days
SUrKmoK CorRT-Refof. fnsY, J.ooChQnce'y
t98 Hunter ct n rs Beccher Ct ii, Decree mod
tfed by ooDeent.
Common Lar. ...
I,14s Morse W Brady. Judgment for plaiutid.
, 1864-08-02

PrnsoSAL--Hou. Charles Jackson, Ex- -Governor
OF Rhode Island, and Dr.. ]. D. Warder. Of C1ncin-
natl. Of the e S. Flax Commission, are ut present
stopping III this city 1t the Sherman House. These
ucntlemsn arc accompanied bT General Thomas T.
S1cAd and have visited Chicago, In tneiS tour Of
capabilities OF the coan:ly as = Ha1groTlus dis
, 1864-08-02

DnowHED.-A lad named John Cain, son Of an
1s1bh widow lady, living on Griswo1d street, near
Townsend, WIS drowned on Sunday In the North
Branch, near Chicago averuc bridco de wes
hathite in the stream. and from ssme cause un-
II scc Coroner Wagner held ma inquest yeste1-
day. and verdict vas rendered In accordance
with the 1acte.
, 1864-08-02

" ANTED-H ouse or.
" Wanted an American woman 70 take charge
81 q house Il the country. Adj sesa "a " e." Post
ottss @ Bo1 ~ odell, LlvirEuton County. Ill;no1s.
WANTBD-At tha Peoria Boiler
w and Sheet Iron Works. Peo.ta II q few good
boiler makers, to Rbo2 stead7 employment wn %
~ ssfi M e.
dollars per day. 5y29 aeea ~
N7ANTED-By a first clsss tenant
W ahonse in ~ North Division ;convenisntt to
With medeln eeavea,snees Possession ass neeetaalT
Pese Pefar6 ss he 81 e AddFes'
w ANTED- Employment SIS q
~ Month, AGENTS wanted TO sell Sewing Ms
sold. or employ agents VITO w11 work Tor the a,oya
~ eo e:n Adas'' rs HSe
"ANTED-Fer the Government,
w IN tho QuaIte1mastsr'. Department, st 81.
Louis, LAbor1s At SIS ner manth: Tesmsters, - pA
IS pei month: RiscEs1mIns, III ner moath: snd
1urnished and fres trsasportat1on from Chicago.
odise. .1aS4 Eouth Ws:sastrees, Csieszo; Y g: T.
BABCtHK Govezamen. Aeens- mTte8z.6s
WANTED.-No humbug but the
religions Etn ~ nf9s fMa Te.ss a11 ,,ms a.sJ I'd
how they can make the same. All lstteft p,oMoeY
uuirrd send S. cents lcr circulAss and nfornattoa
10 c. v. R9Ir5. r. o. Boz 49, Tara
County. Indians. lYo't fo'tut
, 1864-08-02

TOR SALE-A Farm Of 265 acres
i with improvements. In Grurdy county. Illinois,
Of hith 16o under fence, 10 under cnlslsa
ham, out houses, &C. Nine nile! Eon The city of
Mcrr1x, which Is Michigan Canal aud Rock Island
Ksllroad, Tor SIS per acre Also l6o acres Of unu1.
proved land IN Wn!t:sce county, one sad hall
Line Railroad. at 40 per acre. inquire pf REES
ATRES, IS Dearborn street. ty16.nI17lw
, 1864-08-02

pERsoEA1--Maior James r. Bugnuntn. who
during the past year has commanded the 18th I'LL.
nois infantry, is now In this city. The 18th has
participated IN Eve eeeere engagements since
Shcrnau'e army lett Chattanooga, and has won
fur itself glorious record.
, 1864-08-02

Tuz 1s,ru REc1aEx7.-The 184th regiment Of
Illinois volunteers Colonel Hancock's reg1ment)
under comusud Of Colonel Mcchosncy, which has
hten stationed at Columbus since 1t LETT Chic.go
for the hundred days' service has been ordered to
lnuucah, hy.
, 1864-08-02

TIE Howl or TIE sEcEsn OaoAs.-The secesh
organ is responsible for an attack on the TRIBUNE,
in 1T columne Of yesterday, which, though signed
AN 1riehman,'' - was in reality written By one Of
she employees OF the Times, at the dictation Of
knot Of half dozen Copperhe1ds assembled on
Saturday In the headquarters Of the factIon-the
office of the Clerk OF the Recorders Court. As 10
the gallant Mu1'ican, We honored him while l1ring
and we honor hun when dead and He do it the
mort az he wns q noble exception to the great
lnaet Of hie coun1rynen, who remain at home to
70 tie voting for tie traitor knAvee who run ne
io.ethcr t I 10 aef,Fo1 the Gosernmeni. such was
mol The noble MulIeAn. and therefore patr OTIS and
1'ottcrity sill embalm his name In everlasting
IouOt.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-03
80 a.'5'Ss RE. tias.


Il .s!t containing 5oe,e 9p fcet Of Ian
jei arrived al Eag!e Point last Saturday
says Tie DuDuqa. T'ia.,.
lleAsa Sr.,sIst. W. p.mehee, or Ban
c2n,be, had horse stolen frnm ii.n ~ lis
ared laaR. lat sun by r'4l The Sax q
Wa trace! - ;!ii- city, In. ila> 10; beer. ii,
,stcd. --I'gtugpt Tins.
i1ANiSA1.ov The examination cf RIOS
achcr, might ard Poland, tie robbers Of
he Buchanan County i,~asl.ry, was I'm
ncile q before Justice barton, =, lad .neI-
!-nce, on the .l.in ut, and concluded on
~at'a':ay last, The evidence against ihen
ms 'ti.' -tro"--. and tary were bound over
tAe fl.ia Ell s.30, oYo each. Ia del a,i!. Of
'all they welc committed. -ibI.
" regrc; 20 ie,sa that the Presenter
ans og Narsillliawn have Lee'. sadly 81. in
Died by Il scoundrel named Chatterton. i. no
contracted I" put up a church b liI'ing f0r
chem. Ater put,ing in the foundation. he
'uccce,icS IN gcttns into his hands S. ,2n0
= money, and taen decamre1 f parts TN
known. This j. a severe los, TO the Society.
ini II IS 10 be earnestly hoped that The r::s-
n inay be- secured and receive the punish
nant lie merits.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-03

"hiie the workmen wete engag d in The
renovation % st. Patrick Cathedral. D,.h.
lin--the Oldest church in Ireland were
digging up poTiion Of the flooring IN one
Oh inc aisies they discovered large stone
Colin OF curious workmanship. buried feyY
feet below the surface. The coffin Nh,
opened, was found to contain the skeleton
Of an eec'esiastic, supposed to have beer,
buried there six hundred years. The skull
was perfect. and the bones cruml,led into
Dust when cypesed 10 III. air. On the ia
Of the coffin there was a full length figure Of
bishop in his robes. It was inspected
some an;iquarians, including DIR. Todd. who
expressed It as his belief that it was the
original founder If the church. st. Patrick
u ISL good preservation, and is in every
respect most interesting relic. When the
church is finishcdit will be placed in a most
Prom'nent position, because there is no more
scmsraable antiquity in the buildise. -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-03

On the fourth OF .ju'v the residence OF
al City, Pcnn>, ivania. ana surrounding
ounir, wi'n' Sr'i the accomplished feat o.
AA'hii.2 across tie .il,e-.iane, river On the
die oi Lay ferry, an inch in dia,, et,r
ne performer OF this f..at wa Mr.. J. 3
hieH, W'9 = uIsier,sas,i to have had no
lNSVi"e- practice or experience ard IS o.ly
a a'aa'e !. IN tlle wire-waikiug business.
Il" "fe used on the occasion was GOA
70 ioat5, and was suspended ~ a height OF
e'ght' ieet above The surface Of the river.
~. -iileis al' aratu> consisted If flagstaff
SCI NJ" 2 rlere Of os'iit,aiy gas-pipc .,.r
Hopatc'i BY al .ig.it feyl iiae. TIM, sts..i
was 2bput thirteen feet above and nine feet
"ric" 'he ".ia To tie o,.I of this wa.a
balance weigh. Of seven and threc.ei,art,i.
'o'.nds. This stall was r-s upon tie tep
i !.'e wise I, means cf pu;iv Wheel h.:
's>toEed IA Any way to the wire. and was
Lawn o}cf by the wailcr The large crowd
nat ia.d a,s,n.tlod 10 vitnes, tn. n..,ior.
"aliet 'ac.' u" banks a both sides Of fine
iFe". Abont four o'cis.N slr. Alien uot
ip"n IT, rope on The l.atnnis sid.. Of the
ever. :n pro eeaci ON hi, pci-iious Jour
l'y whiea he accomplished in safety.
lacl |" The satisfaction OF the spectators
rs usual III such eases, a number OF haf4
were As;if.e. and large amounts Of money
ehaH-e,i hands Nj Allen relied -eut;r.,.-
upon tne generosity Of the spectator rnr
enumeration, ami upon collection being
'""en up Si9J was contributed, which was
tfailttefl over 4, Et,,,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-03
+ 'aisc srOsting Nntcss IL
k.n,. Sand.

a nate for $50 Il St e was latelv ;rott-
81 IN Efl u, between the American horse
JACK ho>-it'r and E.elisl, mare named
atsiless. fifty miles in harness m.
mare died during the race. and ,ha Lo,se
"'' WIN great case N tiir very good time
y On. .i9,i'. II y affirmed that the horse
"c'' 'he last seven or eight miles in ller,.
los-ssot. 'ery litile faster than Il walk. and
'iS ..!cn's declare that If had hacn neccssa-
~, his Specimen Of the American ,,ot,;n,,
horse could have done the hity miles %
three hours and fifteen minuters II took
place Oh The We;iicr',ce road, near Leeds
IN Yorkshire and az the owners drove !,
IS pro'able thai Jack Eossi,er had a pret,
~ good wight to pull. What Mr.. ,;recn
ms csner, weighed, Is not stated. nor $ the
weight Of the .ulky given.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-03
4sENEts ~. NEWS.

The Allegheny Nnunts,ins are on fro
Le,we.p Blair AMI ts'rhri, counties, near
rres>un station Ike sht view i .cafnily
= aat. and l.i d
4. Eoes Skill X. sTcay \ en-peuua
,.ad III L, can.i.. reeenfly In tre iosaM
Rschestog, Ma, bad hl'y u.nc cgs seven
after it, head was severed ffom rs body.
The aggregate number Of c.nigTsrts
landed thi, year in New iors, up 1, July
sob, wa 10 CO. enough 70 found rev
~, ztev stst{s.
Meaosi. the rsiia. donna, notui,sl
AZ .inc hr intend '..arriase Nlit y.
-y 'HWyNr, does not i4fcaa laa. ing The stage.
It Is annoano al hat he has been engaged
io- the iea'r2 Rrgo a Ipi.a leT The -esson
Of is,i-e5.
yur4sLs. lsgoe4A7iox.-G '.,aani 81 ~:
"aiagy person, nqaire whati- the meaning
c. the word kesrsaste the name cftho vessel
wiieh SINK the Alabama. hearsar-c il
RI .. r,Gs. southern PAT of North America.
fail into III. ~ u ga Gil1.
Tin Eeeh Hand f1..sa iaGf'ioa- The cap
'urs. in bat eoilt +, IA ia.;les'aa'. which
uiea urel TX feet anI ses.n inches, an!
hal fcrtv.sia ral.lc- -earh oar Indicating
yeat--on hi, tail H.. mas: le o,c II the
Oldest i..h@bitait.. & shem We read.
To iIarif3rt c.isnt reports man e
tiiat place MO owns n s.oyi,s ami o.hpr
property ! 400. al sho -Nea,s 70 an
lntet.e pf ealy t...e tip'ims lie PAYS Oh
uro:ac tag Of course. bi.i =. believe, ia tie
! i,ss;i.i.ir.'.on.
y. .'nra-oN i,.JEeFiE9.- n.i'I"r-
son, s no u a. a..e,l near Atlanta on f,ida.
MAS enaod 10 be married. ton beautiful ,n,d
| accomplished ollug lsIv Of Baltimore. I'll"
ispatc,, announcing his death ~ acrii.ef,
icl into her iiands on is arrival i sas
dir. =, i 80 her mather. Who, not being able
. see weji without hsI glasses passed il 10
re daughter eu -agcl t. the deceased 10
aa Sae;Hg i recorded b. d.alh. sha
Instantly ia.rted. ihe scene vas peculiarly
di,tre sing. - /. I4flss
The Con.mi >ioner 81 ,tnal Rcycnuc la,
decided tia; clerks and ,.,ci, selling ro,!.
| hy Sample do ~. ieaiiie 4 license If the
| firm FOR wi,'ch ~ + ars' ontage| l,a~ a d
cal license Clerks travelling oa iaot ~
| > v.esn. and sel.in5 goods, must haze
license. Clerks travcliA" by ras..na'i, Sies!n
! boat, SC, ani q q!ating and ss,iioE goQl:s
At hesJs stores, Or other places, mus; have
iealer'l l'oense. .Iewniry pedlers, orpedlsr
,cllias q foods Is fhc original piece or
package. must Yay fly dollar, .or their liz
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Jast Erb'is.ei, IN ssdied Ess.lors. Price r rants
A LECTURE on TIE NATURE TREAT
a MhNT and Radical Cure Of >r,ernrtorrhoa.
q seminal =, MeaAness, Involuntary Emissions.
se x"ai Debility and impedinents 10 Marriage
generally Nervousness. CONSUMPTION. E;,ersv
ana FITS; Mental ana Physical incapaci,v, re-.
suliing from Self Abuse. &c.. By EosrIr j. Crl-
'f." ELL, " ID. author Of the Grsea Box. de-
II Aoon to Thousands Of sufferers"
srn' under sal in plain envelope, ts, any a,l.
dress, pos 9dsd. gu receipt of six c.r,s nr ~,
ras'at'e si.ainps; by DIR. }. c. MILNE. IL, Bow.
p., NeN nrk-iosf Oice bog 45Ss ieiome
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4 LAKD ~ Ale :oisfgRI:r.- --a.ioH two o,
tire .e.naa-is % "Bnel.i fodc ttsrrs. y
"~a ,ayaf...a, Ser. ous Ant.do.es" Ac &c
and after goa satisfied With III -psrk. ,i.n
nv one ioN Of OLD DOCTOR BI CuAS'S IN
ELl>H pIl.LS-and be restored 70 haalt! a:d
vi,ei in l.>~ liian i.tlty DAY They are pure
j. y.-efaAl pleasant IS f.sc prompt and y.i,lta
az "a f5.r .fi'st- "a f'c +. 5l.e. Aava and shat
fere epnett ton. Cd aaa eung can :. - 10 ..
with ..i ai.iasr. Imported and .5i in the Unit
- states b, JAS. :. ~ i.sk,
y. -. L. adv a., Nav ycrs
~ gents ter Ire a4..a II atea
p. & ioA o. Pills, securely packed. will be
ma,.sl - - address seccjd u price which
Is ene dol4r. po-i pad money refunded by d..
.--.,El. /. ~. .ll II. ,.nii.l.i nl.t ei.ni,
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BRtNDRfIHS Pills.

baAA DRLiH'S UNIVERSAL S.IyE AMI
AhL'"fN'S POROUS pLAsTEES.
Livery man of the FiRE Zot .yEs had a lox or
hRANpi'''rn'> frlL- 4 box Of t>iytpSn S,,vs
and IN Ailcaee, frEeJs PLASTER pur in their
knaiSacs free o: expense. And to this lac, NAV
b, attributed lie ABSENCE osa..y Of tss r.,;.,.,f
:rcir the hosrl4l
EVERY SOLDIER should have boy Of pr,,
dreth's Pills, boz Of Saiye. and a piece of Por
"us Plaster. They aye SURE to be useful. often
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