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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-06
Woman, in all her Difficulties.

Is invited to test the regulating and ressora.
tive powers of this harmless but effective pre-
paration. At the two epochs Of life in which
the female system undergoes the most impor.
tsnt and critical changes, the Pills will prove
positive safeguard against evil consequences.
They are also confidently recommended -
specific in every disorder 70 which females are
exclusively subject.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-06

CT. NECK, L. l., 1860.
have used this pump for one summer and
winter, exposed to the North W est wind coming
over Long Island Sound, being the coolest
possible exposure, and at no time did 1t freeze.
nor we're we unable ct any time to pump water
with great ease. d. b. MciLviN.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-06
Disorders Of the Stomach

Are the sources Of the deadliest mslsdies.
Their effect 10 10 vitiate all the Auids Of the
body, and to send poisoned stream through
al the channels Of circulation. Nov. what 70
the operation of the Pillsi They cleanse The
bowels, regulate the liver, bring the relaxed o.
irritated stomach into natural condition. and,
acting through the secretive organs uroS rHs
BLOOD ITSELF, change the state Of the system
from sickness to health, BY exercising stimuli.
tsneous and wholesome effect upon oil it psrts
and functions.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-06
Dyspepsia, Dianhea, Weakness, sc.

The terrible bodily and mental psngs which
characterize Dyspepsia, are At once mitisated
BY the Pills. Diarrhns, constipation. head
ache, physical prostration, nervous sremors,
hot aushes, spasms. affections Of the kidneys,
hemorhoids or piles. and. in fact. all internal
complaints, from whatever cause arising, give
way before the salutsry influence Of this extra.
ordinary remedy. As q specific for dyspepsis.
, and the disorders connected with il. or grow.
ing out of it, the Pills are always to be relied
on, when every other medicine and mode OF
srestmens has utterly failed.
HsiIsvsys Pills are the bsst Randy knsva
in the World ~ ths following Diseases!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-06
Be It Understood,

That the above statements can at all times
be verified BY the written testimony (extending
through quarter Of a century, of tens OF thou.
sands Of unimpeachable Witnesses.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-06
Bilious Maladies, &C., sc.

In whatever form disease attacks the liver,
il is repealed an eIterminated by this search.
Jog, painless, and irresistible curative. Bilious
remittents, bilious purging. and all the ordina-
~ disorders of the organ, indicated BY pain in
the right side and between the shoulders, yell
lowness of the whites of the eyes, weakness and
debility, &C., are relieved and removed BY the
remedy, with celebrity which astonishes the
sufferers and their friends. Let the sick, whom
the faculty have abandoned, resort with conf
dence to this powerful anti bilious agent, and
. restoration to health and activity will be the
unvarying result.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-19
2saltllmonS dllspattt.
WEDNESDAY MORNING OCTOBER 10, 1854

E>ns W,xrFp.--Thc highest market pt1'a VIII I've
,.,i 4 =, I'M. oyrt.E f,r all kinds Of CLtAN colT"N
ANA ,t>tx Mes ia large "a small quantities..
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OFFICIAL.

UrtuQvAE1tRs RE~ERyH fonct% oF FER@t>Ii,I
R.,HMoSn. oatoh.r ~, 1861
GENERAL ORDERS. No. 26.-Con-
I scripts applying for exemption ana detail vii
y.iv. Cyrr, laeriuu from the III. als Chstiq'
witt, The huiue-> OF CONSUMPTION which can possibly
b. gjycu e. ,heir cases.
The employment Ut council >ufJ"f'a the applicant
~ IA. sAi,,s,. tor ailrl BOO equivalent i received,
produces j.i =. aud l. inn" " -" h'I" te'aI
b order IT Maim-C,l"r"i k."ffn
X II. tAiLEIF.
O., 10 Gt t-i-trut Adfufa't-G. mccall
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-19

The Northern papers are comforting
themselves with paragraph in one of
the Southern speeches of President Davis
that two-thirds Of the Confederate armies
are absent from their duty A similar
statement was made by the Secretary of
War year ago but enough of them got
back to their posts by the spring to use
up The brag Ulysses and sweep from the
lace OF Virginia a hundred and fifty
thousand of his troops. If the Yankees
90 not believe that the absentee two.
thirds returned before the last c,,nnaion
TO their duty, they must confess ,ba,
with twothirds gone, we have wh;,,ej
the largest army they can put into tho
field. They may select which horn &c
the dilemma they please.
1t IS natural enough that soldiers, OK.
posed TO the unparalleled hardships OF
this protracted war, should yearn for a
short period of repose and for brief re-
union with the loved ones at home. And
their Impotence may often get the better
Of their patriotic instincts. But it isnot
in times of imminent peril that they
leave, nor in times OF imminent peril
observe the fact, Yankeedcm-that thew
remain at home. They will come back
quite soon enough to meet the next des-
Perats eHsrt Of an exhausted despotism.
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SPECIAL, NOTICES.

asfy" SPECIAL NortcE.-bALLAhD. ii"tSh
Sur-rhc attention oF h5ueckc rrer' ana ''I1',
i4'~ j, invited to our advert N,m""t III th''' OK
urtna, Of our extensive al" "t
uati-o Furniture,
tupcts. ri!icTatr,
Sui.,rinr Mattress,
sheet. Blanket, &c,
-, nit ESfItY, thu a0th instant, -
- '.','''t ~ j. {. IALiAFEttEp x GO,
~ S'S iIuVN"torI.
:. :, .o.,r Au.tinr,,.r uc I"-2t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-19

We shall neither have to "rob the
cradle" nnr 1.-THE grave to fill up orr
ia ks and give Grant and his myriniIons
a sc, md edition Of last summer : cam
paign.
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va. .t,,floH AHp CuHNG~~InS NtECuA>rs.
'FlhrI ui iTctth ui cary street, lI'!.:t1l!, e.
~ t'lt2 connected with yug present hd~iur~S [HI1
ct AUCTION SAILS, W. viii, h,i,,jt,.. Iii la.-
holy 1t tuGt.l Wei ao IrlNst,Iy, a. Ltf>trl,C,
and Particularly -uiiIt c-a,gnIn.n i- III urF lew
i.1.n our ;ilcIr@, urrL them that eNtly
effort VIII he HAD. T. .ivc satisfaction IN sales
IL tyta branches OF oIIr business.
We Will have an auction sale a soon a We can
get some more conSgmrntS Ia addition 10 our pc
sent stock of which due notice Will be gwen through
the i1iiV lain
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tNOR SALE, one of SLOATS PLAN.
J TAIION SLWIEG MACHINES, suitable for
stltclinS shotj, III perfect 0rtcr. Apply On Gi2le
street between Eighteenth aud Ninetceuth t.
oc ut THOMAS ). RIDDIGk
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SsYANrED, 4 WHITE NURSE, t. -
w T. Chester, t. take p.al.,c Il a sa.!, Sam
Arrlv 70 ". y. MYERS,
&C.. 10 H. corner ii I:r,a and 80, ..r.t .,....-.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-19

I,ARM FOR RENT, publicly, on SA-
4 IUEDAI. the ga instant, To the highest bid
der, upon the Premise, the late residence OF John
J Wsn"hcld, and situated one mile from Lrit,hc's
crossing, On the Virginia Central Iaiioad, IL III,
Ulstuty Vi Hanover %, iS-3t'
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A UCTYON SALES.
FUTTRE DAY

II Thomas " Ka,~oo, Austioucor.
iOfficp corner OF Twelfth and Car, streets
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my HOVER & CO.'S IMPROVED
i SIEEI-PEN INK, L. 7yaran,l.' f.r $500,
~. ~ ay 9tiItr M every particular Al.1on h,ri
; Tue % hED INK, andlNDELIKLEINkior clotI
NJ 4 under Exchange Hotel Iourtc, ntI strc, al
&C lJ-2t~ "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-19

a l.. {. SALTER'S SCHUui.-Itr
dates Of my SCHOOL were lc-,.u..l Sep
TENDER Goth. IfEMs: Moderate, and n.,:. !.n,se 50
I'll application at my seLoul-roon Oh Fourth ,tc,t.
between Clay and Marshall streets
% l9-l. Ii = StIVrP
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90 UOOI. NOTICE.

PROPOSE OPENING \ SCHOOL
4 FOR CHILDREN, OF both Scxr.. Oh the +. Of
November next, to t,t;yh he. cI.lu,ltaiv ins:l,h
branches For terms, apply al the conner u Fu!h
and Franklin streets To
Miss l.. c. EOULWARE
Refer II Dr. i. II D,tnc aid Elder William !
fetnSle", Pastor Of SycsUlor, CA.-gA
OK lJ-Ct-
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~ oIlCk.-lh~ INDECENT Of thi- civ IN
7 rici t. tokl Itom the Ga, Works h., ni,Ief
OF tAo C.ty Council VIII hereafter apply to the N-
lIIiileHdeIt, At his C1ce on Dotk street or to the
Foreman, at the work5-thcy lur'.ishing evidence
that they are needy y Is UIII
DC lJ-lW Chairman COMMITTEES ~, I,gbt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-11-30

butsr ~ er4usd. % . neuoa - rs0ovs he
csuss 70 she Unssd s,aAes Circuit osust fos Trial
This was the cass 10 which the psnafis claimed
$50 900 dsna ssains, Gcnersl Butler for closing
up their banking house in New Orleans. and, %
they allees, for converting 70 his own uss esnooo
in gold belonging V tbs pssna6s. No decision
wss rendered.
Cor~r oy GENIAL sssNoss Owen Lynch. who
had been convicted Of mAnslsughter In the fourth
degree, was yesssrdsy called up for sentence, but
that interesting fcerernony WAS suspended. .....
Mary Weaver, Who hsd been convicted Of attempt
o. grand larceny. was sent TO pnson for two years
and sr months ..... Hennessen, who hsd been
convicted q robbery In the first degree, In sttsrk
ing John n Alcou IN Houston street and ro hing
bin, was brought W. The sccused wss arrested
In Greene street den, and 81 the time Of srross,
10 hred upSn the oni,ns vi en- they approached
him. He was remAndei for sentence. ..... jas.
Rranigsn, who had boon induced for the killing Of
Henry Mshony, pleaded guilty Of rpsnslsuehter In
the fourth degree and was pcnsnded for sentence.
....... Michael CBrien tried and convicted
Of larceny Of money ... .Cstharine Smith. who
had been indicted for grand larceny, pleaded
guilty Of The attempt a, Grand larceny, and ~ss
ssnt for eiI months TO the PcnitcnuAry ........
Barbara Whit, having plesd~i guilty of larceny
Of money. YVES sent to 8 ng Sing for two years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-11-30
The schools OF Paris.

From statistical accounts Just published It ap-
pears that there arc now in Paris 100 schools for
boys containing $4,000 pupils Of which 90 arc
kept by lay masters and 10 by members OF ,he 70.
ligious oonfrstcrn,nes III schools for girls with
alout 1900 pupils Of which 81 arc managed by
lay m'stresses, and 81 by sisters Of the religious
communities who devote themselves to education /;
81 infant schools with 1900 children o. clas.cs
Of male adults IS Of female adults 10 curriers'
or workshops for the employment OF poor females {;
and sA special schools OF design for mon aud nine
for females. In addition 70 these there arc "A
new educational establishments author. zed dur.
Ing The present year. or these there
are II Tor males q which six are
directed by lAymen and fve by eontrsternite- (;
and nine for females, Of which SIX are by lay mis.
trcsses and three by tho communities racse arc
maintained out OF tho annual iunds allotted uy the
department of Public Instruction, amounting for
1864 70 over %UG0V0f including cost OF install
men. repairs dc. In ell there src over o., ono
boys aud girls resolving primary instruction. Que
circumstance deserving Ut potce 10 the large mum.
Ter Of schools IN Paris directed by tie religious
confraternltics. Desldos these estab shments sup
ported by Stale fudA the city OF Psrs pays AL an
nual sum Tor the maintenance OF nine free schools
for boys seven Of which arc drecsed by tee CHRIS.
nan brethren; and esnt for g.rlk all directed by
nuns /; 81 that Pans with It's University and its
normal primary schools counts nearly As many con-
gres ationlst As lay o.cs.
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PUBLICATIONS.

THE MODEL PARLOR MAGAZINE
i nENORFsT'S ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY and
NINE. DEM0RESTs MIRROR OF FASHIONS. A
srlendid oSramme for isoS, and nxMinc Of sni.
lence, to comprise usetu and entertaining Literature
Fine EnSIavincs and Reliable Fashions With .plen.
fsshionsbie Patterns for Ladies n ChiIdisn's
preeA and IS worth Of New Music VINE given du.
ring the year, tosether With ocnsan, succession a
useful and artistic novelties. Single cop.es % CENTS
yearly ST. With large and beautiful Palor Steel En-
eraviue, or package Of - worth Of and fashion,
able tulls Patterns "a premium 10 earh Suhsrrit
er. Splendid pi einuns and terms for Cluie. single
copes Of the Mssa4ine mailed free receipt OF the
price. Back numbers - specmenA " cent?. Ad-
dress WIN. JENNINGS pEMoREsT, 70 bee tman 81.
The splendid Jan. No. With New Years Novelties
Ensrayine and an entertaining and Artistic Poem
from Theodore Tuton will appear In the Jan. No..
ready next week. 1l5
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MARINE NEWS.
De. is. r., as. 9. an. y. s,se. 70 10



-6TRAMsHrPS-Aussralasia for LIVERPOOL Easie
hAvasA knpire washinston Potomac, Portland.
Artisan, Bait Vulcan, Philsdelphia; sarah. do.
BARks--Oldcnturs, HambuTg. International, CO.
ranoS zephyrine, Bermuda.
Bk1Gs-Jscqucs, GenoG Caone, Apinwalt J
INC sInofe, Washinston. Elizabeth. Phusdsphis L b
W Armstrong; New Hsven.
,eCHooNERS-Tropic Bird. a John. n D; J "
Hines, W nshinston; James riiden, Ellsworth Miner
Habor bland Pioneer, 81 John. n n; MP l.uiselL
New Orleans, Harriet Bre ster " lshinston; G. Fos-
set, Philadelphia VelmA Neuvitas; Ella Cannon,
ohincoteMue; stephen Hotehkise, Bsck kccs; y l.
VIM BayliA Stamford, CT.
eLOOP-Aurora, Rickctt 70, Norvieb. Conn.
ARRIVED.
eTEAMsHfPs-E c KNIGHT. from Pbiladeiphis
Columbia, Havana, Prince ALERT. Montreal via No
bletoro Ne, Detroit Washington. ID G. Blackstone,
Gulf blckadins squadrun; America Philsdephia
Empire City. New Orleans.
sHfP-Electric, june, Of and from Hamburg.
BARKs-oeean s'eed. safue Isur. An,-err
Maria Louisa, Bordeaux. BOLIVIA Aspinu all: sussn
Jane, New Bedford.
BRIGs- Panama Nassau. n r. Ann Levitt, lincan
frnz Oscar, ts~ cd ,ottenhurf. Alice Grey, Nassau
Wsteh Mate, Glaze Ray, II.
sCHOONERs-Mary G Banks, Norfolk Madeira
Curacao: Hope, indoor Maine. Cslals; q n King
nah Rose, Elizstethrort for Boston; ii n Farnharn,
Phil. for BOSTON, e l. scull, Virginia Van Buren,
bridgeport. Union, Providence Quicks,ep, Port JEFF
isrson Ia Crole, Curacao Conan, Corvallis; Ida
ln,; Msdlron Homes Port jefferson. } X Drisko,
Bangor, Nc.
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COAL.

COKE AT A REDUCED PRICE-Delivered
" Immediately al li2 81 sv- 279 Av. A, aud at the
Ga WorkA flat 81. and Av. A. S. i. sIER-
WOOD. 3l9
nEILVERING THIS DAY FROM BOATS
~ food Red Ash stove Coal, at SlU 81 pes ton
IArve Mutt 30 w. Apply ct Sl3 Bossry, sil t,Ieene
37s Become sts, on per loot Of Houston st., North
River, JACOB WEEKS. 1853
cIC EO-BLACKSMITHS COAL is
SICs COnow ceiling from boat foot OF Fulton
ct, B.ooklyn, for els-so Ton, delivered. Once on
the dock. 3b4
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EXCURSIONS.

HUDSON RIVER RAIL ROAD.-TRAINS
1Ahc@ ChsmbeIs st. for Albany and Troy, and
Plsce: North ~ I az wc.L 80 r. and 4 NJ 40
Soth o. Sleeping carr on . 80 p. " train, w.
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SEWING MACHINES.

E>OR sALE-A SINGERS No. 2 SEWING
L nischins, In hrlt-rsie order. Price $50. Inquire
q 600k Ninth ~, ID door.
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FlIRS.

A TTENTION, LADIES-THE OLD ES-
"A tablished n. Y. Fur ManufsctuIins Co 80 Chat
ham st. opposite Crooks White Marble Hotel, 10 sel-
ine sinre II their factory wholesale prices Cali
early and sets choice and great bargain; set. $500
mutis and collsr Ses9 each, and upwards SIBERIAN
low. Altering and repairing 70 the latest styles,
equal TO new receipt given 10 purchasers insurng
against MOTH. Look Tor the mammoth 81. FLEA-
ING, Manager. 369
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DENTlS1'R n.

A NAESTHETIC NITROUS OXIDE-FREE
IA from the poisonous effects n laughing ga I'D
led the extraction Of teeth without pan,
with perfect succcsa In oil csAes. Dr. HOYT Dentist
SIS II. uadway, near 18Th st. IS
A SET OF TEETH ON SILVER Is TO
siivcr ST per tooth Teeth extracted without palm,
cle.ued .hitened, or MED with eoid and othei fill.
Bowery, opposite the old Theatre. $50
A SIT OF TEETH MADE IN HOURS,
entire saisiact lion or no pay, at S46 eth av, be-
to- 2lst and 2id SITS. Cheap light durable sptr.
with plumpers TO restore youthful appearance Also
~eighied lower ssts equal 70 gold, at 345 9th ay
Teeth extra' ed without pain. Perfect satisfaction
euag nntecd. No advance required. All rhunli Give
s+s 9th .y, between 2lst and I'D cts. call. BIS
NEW ARTIFICIAL TEETH, PATENTED
Vim Paris. full set from % and upwards, war
rsnted 10 years on silver, 50 to Sic gol $40 70 500
Teeth extracted without palm III. MICHAiD,
French DENTIST 81 and d. ~ z, near 4th 1t. 346
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PERSONAL NOTICES.

John GALLAGHER LEFT HIS HOMH
- on the 86h, IN the afternoon, iron 2zI Eat i2th
st. not capable Of TAI ing CAFE OF himself for the want
and bite roduIoy pans, ased 66 ears looks q good
deal older. ANY person shat win take the said John
their trouble. I21
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T .ADIEswHAyE You EVER TRIED THE

1/BALM OF WHITE LILIES Tor Beautifyins And
Preserving the skin 1t lisa delightful pFepaIstion,
and can be used 10 winter a. we'll summer. L. ia-
nom the skn, rendering Il beautifully Gear, sof and
White rivHing Nature in her TAI ~, foms,. We war.
perfectly hsImess to the most tender kin To te I'D
p 20 south Second a. WLliamsbursh Also a. Hoad-
per bottle, 0p
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-11-30
BUSINESS CHANCES.

RLACKsMITH's FORGE AND TOOLS TO
between 70 and /, pm. IS
PARBERS-ELEGANT SHOP FOR SALE,
- new furniture. y cost The owner Sl,lS; income
NV 20 $50 per week chsirs soins rent S93 per
500 cash The owner ia going 70 lesve the city Ap-
Bioadvsy room 8. go
EOR SALE-A STORE AND STOCK, CON
49, ins : sns i
premises. ~
EOR SALE-A PLUMBING AND GAS
httins chop, With stock and fixtures VIII be sold
low. Apply at 81 Chsihsm O. room ., up stairs n.
EOR SALL-A DOrBLE STAND IN ONE
Fss :c ADJ 'SS DYE ~ ss'Tf fsss
HOUSES AND BUSINESS PLACES Bought,
- .old and rented; money 10 loan in any amount.
c. X. BREWSTER, Is Chamber st. room 5. 3l6
ITO EXPRESS MEN-AN OLD ESTABLISH.
l. ed up town Express route, doins good and pay
he: %rsy lS at is' 81 sn. S'Ps
NY. $3.50
ITO RE SOLD AT A BARGAIN-THE
l. good will AMI fixtures o. corner liquor store, In
the best lsaton Of The s!h Ward and more than rent
SEOO-FOR SALE 4 FRUIT, VEGETA-
'TcOO hlc and poultry stands united, including
man ins$I,; ~ q JOHN WISER, ' No. 3 and
sc EAse1 MARKET. 262
$1,000 TO s:,oo 900. Want. - A 81, 81.
security. Address p. Voting, box go, Sun Offcs.ii
FURS.
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EOR SALE-A PLUMBING AND GAS
L httins chop, With stock and fixtures VIII be sold
low. Apply at 81 Chsihsm o., room ., up stairs n.
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EOR SALE-A DOUBLE STAND IN ONE
L Of the best markets In the city, doing good
business. Price sl,s0o. Apply TO DYE CiRTlSS
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HOUSES AND BUSINESS PLACES Bought,
cold and rented; money 10 loan IN any amount /.
c. X. BREWSTER, Is Chamber 81 room 5. si6
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EOR SALE-A STORE AND STOCK, CON-
se.ins OF toys and candy, for sale ocat ed in Let
eve No 26sa, let 18th and 10Th sts Inquire on the
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-08-19
WARnlNR 10 GAplTALIsrs.

The men who have an abundance Of money
in bank or speculation, and who through ava
rice, disIoyalty or indifference, are unwilling
to lend of their means to the government in
this hour of sore trial, should take warning
and remember that, in case of a failure Of
government to sustain the finances, Bankrupt
cy must eDsue, and that they will be the heavy
sufferers.
They should remember that capital owes n
duty to the nation which it cannot escape.
Listen TO these words
"When the Government is bankrupt, when
this Union is broken up, and foreign Power
strechee over half our territory, and the bonds
of State to State, as well as the Federal pow
er, are all lOosened, then will all banks, and
trust companies, and insurance aud life -iusur-
ance companies, and State treasures, and
nine-tenths of the private fortunes of the ma
ion, become bankrupt also, and universal
ruin and chaos fall on the whole people
Such fearful climax to our struggles for hui
manity and liberty, we cannot believe will ev-
er take place, and we see no Omens Of any
such gloomy catastrophe but it must ever
be kept 10 mind by our capitalists that it ID
amOng the things possible, if they do not use
every means now 10 the hour of national need.
They must act as they would in the crisis Of
some vast and judicious commercial venture,
where the only course for success is 10 throw
their whole fortune and all their energies with
their enterprise, assured that success will only
be won by boldness. and that half way and
timid measures are certain ruin.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-08-19
Notice.

N OBERT SMALL, whose place of residence is
La, known is notified that his wife, Harriet nall,
did on the I'd day OF August A. D. 1864, file her petit
tjon in the once the CLERK of the Court Common
Pleas within and for the county Of Delaware, in the
State Ohio charging the said Robert Small with 1st
extreme cruelty towards petitioner; I'd, with habitual
drunkenness for moro than three years. Sd with gIoss
NEGLECT Of duty petitioner; and praying that he
may be divorced from said Robert SMALL that she may
be restored 70 her maiden Of Harriet Meadow,
and that she may have the control and custody OF her
children; which petition will be for hearing at the next
term OF said Court and may be heard at any term Of
court after the expiration OF six weeks from the 18th
day of August, 1854
said Robert Small also notified that the said Har-
riet small will take the depositioEs OF witnesses in
said proceeding to read the hearing thereof at
she house OF jackson Mitchell, in the town OF Ross
Vile in the county Aamakee in the Slate Of Iowa
on the 18th day Of October, A D. 1884, between the
hours Of O'Clock q. m, and O'Clock p M, OF said
day and dispositions OF other witnesses in said pro
ceediur will BE taken the ONCE OF the Mayor OF the
CITY of Cincinnati 10 the county Of Hamilton, in the
state of Ohio on 26th day OF October, A. D. 1864
between the hours OF oclok a. m. and O'Clock p.
M OF said day: the taking OF said depOsitons respect
lively will be adjourned from day TO day II necessary
autil concilded Dated this Ssh day OF August 1864
HARRIET SMALL.
By CARRIER L VAN DENAN, her Att'ys
August 5, lS6A-6SW $40
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-08-19

A tavern keeper in Columbus. when Civ
ing New Years present TO bis "help," told
one OF his porters "a smart Irishmen) that be
was about the best man round the house, and
therefore he should give him the most costly
present. Sure said Patrick rubbing his band
with delight, II always name to do my juty.'
Il believe you" replied his employer, " ard
therefore shall make you = present OF ell you
have stolen from me during the year,
Thank yer honor" replied Pat, "and may al
yer frinds trate you as literally"
Henry Trace, a citizen Of Hancock county,
East Tennessee, died on the 18th Of April,
1864. He was about 46 years Of age, six feet
six inches high and weighed over 600 pouads
For many years previous to his death be had
not left his home.
A HU0E FLEEoE.-The Bellefountaia Re
publican says Mr.. William Rambo, Of Near
thur township, in that county. has realised ID
pounds of wool from q buck one year old.
Mr.. Joseph Shaw, the founder Of the Inde.
pendent Order Of Odd fellows, has rSceHty
died at Nottingham, England, At the Ago Of
seventy-six.