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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-08-05
GREAT INDIAN observation-disclosures dis.

GREAT INDIAN CoUSCIL.-Washingto dis
patches state that the largest and most
important council of the Indian tribes ever
held upon this continent will assemble at
Fort Gibson about the 18th of September
next, to settle upon their future relations
with the Government and give new and posi-
tive assurances of good conduct aad loyalty.
Some thirty tribes will be represented, and
the whole will count upwards Of 1900
strong. Among the most important of the
Indian tribes to be present are the Creeks,
Chcctaws, Chickasaws, Comanches, Prones,
oinges, Sanecas, Shawnees, Paw Paws and
Cherokees, all of which are representative
tribes of undisputed bravery and strength,
and are each implicated more or less in
aiding the late rebellion of the South. The
agents of the Government who will confer
with them upon the forthcoming occasion
and dictate the status they will be called
upon to assume towards the United States,
are Commissioner Coley, of the Indian
Bureau, Commissioner Edmunds, of the
Land Office, Superintendent Ellis, of the
Southern Agency, Colonel Parker, Military
Secretary on General Grants staff, General
Harvey, General l.. f.. Heron, and Col mel
Bent,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-08-05
METROPOLITAN ENTERPRISE !


All to he sold for 81 each. ilout regard to value.
Not to be paid for until .un know what
. q you are receive.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-08-05

Som mencing some time during the ensuing week.
FOR GATE and par iculars Programmes next week
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-08-05
V ARIETY THEATRE.

This fine combination, consulting of fifteen spi-n
Comedians, will give series of entertainments
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-01
Auction Sales.

N Office. VIII be fsoldson Saturday. Nov.
IN 4th, 1865, at u M, on the premises, a
"a double-wooden or FRAME HOUSE, sit
Z==lzR uated on east side Of Washington street
between Wolfe and Wilkes streets i'll the city
of Alexandria, at present occupied by Ephraim
Henderson and wife situated On the same lot Of
ground leased by Richard Rudd to Louisa Hen
derson Terms One hundred dollars III hand
on the day Of sale; the remainder to be paid in
three instalmcnts, Of two: four and SIX months
from day Of sale, to be secured by approved
notes bearing interest, and the title to the prop
erty retained until the deferred payments are
fully made. SAM L.. BEACH, Attorney for
Ephraim Henderson and Matthew Mccain.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-01
Oc Il laWtd

TRUSTEE'S SALE.-Whereas, Geo. Bryan
1 Samuel r. Adams and Douglass. Gregory.
by trust deed dated 10Th August, A. D. 1860
duly executed by them, and which was record
ed in the Recorders Office of Cook county, Hi
nois, in book No, 203 Of deeds, on page 253, con-
veyed to the undersigned as trustee, one mdlyl-
ded fourth part of the land situated in the coun-
ty of Cook in the state of Illinois, which was
purchased by Thomas r. Love from John A
Rockwell, being part of Rocl1welrs addition to
Chicago, il the west half Of the northwest quar-
ter Of Of section eighteen, in township No. 80
north, range No. IA, and the northeast quarter OF
section y, in said township, range 13 which
was conveyed to said trustee, upon trust for GER
tain uses and purposesin said deed set forth.
And, whereas, by decree Of the Superior
court Of Chicago, rendered upon petition for
partition. in the suit of 1'hos. r. Love against
VIM. y. McVeigh ct al. i'll which the parties to
said trust deed were made parties, lot 49, IN block
two, ~ of lot IA, y. Of lot Is, and S. ! Of lot
%, in block five, the S. oflot and the S. } of
LOTT in block three of RoclWcllis addition to
Chicago, were set apart and allotted to sad pr
tics to the trust deed aforesaid:
Aud. whereas, the granJorS IL said deed Of
trust have made default. and the sale of said
premises as provided for in said deed Of trust,
has become necessary, therefore, in accordance
with the provisions Of said trust deed, and for the
uses and purposes therein set forth, /. w. 8.
Gregory, trustee will sell said last named prom
ises, at the north door Of the court house II
the city OF Chicago, Cook county, Illinois,
Yha7sday the Thi1tieth day OF Nouens6er
A. D. 1865. At - clock noon at public AUG
ton, to the highest and hest bidder for cash
&c 81 dts II. 3. GREGORY, Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-01
RI JOHN II. PARRogT. AUCT1 70 W-lFi,R..

7E1RUSTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
1 REAL PROPERTY authority
Of a deed oftrust from John Cohagan and wife,
to me, I will offer sale, by auction; for cash, on
il O'Clock, m, in front Of the premises, fs=!A
that T WO-STGRY BRICK HOUSE, on rE El#G#l
the east side Of Patrick street, between Prince
and Duke streets, Immediately opposite Grace
Church. in which said Cohagan formerly resi-
ded, with the vacant ground adjoining it on the
south, extending south to an alley 20 feet wide,
and east to court AS feet 10 inches wide; also, a
vacant lot at the northeast corner Of Patrick
and Duke streets, binding 43 feet 5 inches on
Duke street and extending north on Patrick So
feet to said 20 feet alley.
This property will be sold in convenient sub
divisions, which will be shown on q plat at the
sale. (. JOHNSION, Trustee.
oc 24-eotd Comm. & jour-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-01
By Wilmer & Washington, Auct'rs,

NOR SALE.-THE HOUSE AND LOT, dz
L known as CLARENS, near the Theolog- M$#S
ical Seminary The house has in It TWELVE
LARGE ROOMS, with out-buildings, and IS built
mostly Of brick, and of the best materials, Ut
was used for many years as a boarding school,
for which, from the beauty and convenience Of
the situation it is we'll adapted. It has &c acres
of land (n,ore or less) attached, and other land
adjoining is offered fer sale.
The barracks and other government property
on the premises are not included, but can prob
ably be bought low.
This property is offered at a low price and or
accommodating erms,
If not sold privately it will be offered at Pub
lie Sale, in front of the Mayors Office, at y
o'clock m, on Thursday. Nov. End. Apply
to BRENT & WATTLES.
: oct 5-laWtoct26&dts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-01
Auction Sales Tomorrow.

BY J. A. sT0UTENBUGH & CO.. AUcTI0NEER s.
GALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
y FURNITU RE- will sell at Public Auc-
ton, at No. So, Duke street, on Thu1sday neat,
at 10 q clock u. NJ, a large amount OF house
BOZ Rod.+a anI H Tables. CARPETS ls' &C.. &C.
- j. A. STOUTENBURGH & CO.,
nov 1T .s Auctioneers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-01
lsy Wilmer G. Washington. Auct'rs.

NTOTICE-THE UNION IRONING IA
IN BLES, and Skirt Board combinec-a per-
feet novelty. Union Clothes Dryers can be put
UP in room or yard and folded in small
compass Just received, ger steamer, and for
sale by THCS. PERRY, Agent,
Oc 3i-:}t No 8 Union street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-01

ITO TOBACCO DEALERS. II have for sale
4 the VIRGINIA CHOICE SMOKING TO-
BACCO-equal to Lone Jack" any other
brand in the market handsomely put up in Ii
lb and lb, packages. 2. B. HOOE
oc 13-1m Prince Street VIII arr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-01

NOTICE. MAJORS OFFICE,
Alexandria, Va, Noy.1, 1865.
All parties in the habit Of congregat1ng at cor
ness Of the Streets are hereby notified that It IS
s violation Of the Law, and hepolce are.hereby
osaered to disperse all parties obstructlng the
them, and thelaW will be enforced to the fullest
extent. mo l-1w] C. A. WARE, Mayor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-01

f5=za1 I shall offer for sale, at public auction,
.E #g= in front Of the Mayors Office, on Thurs
day, November I'd, 1865, at u O clock H., the
two-story BRICK STORE HOUSE, situated on
the N. E. corner of Prince and Water streetss 4
Also, the three-story BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE adjoining, on Prince st.
Terms :-One-half cash, the balance in ninety
days. oct 27-ts] w. D. CORSE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-01

h II the reorga niizationof the Alexandrla
and burg Railroad Ce. on the 10Th day
q November next # hange Of officers e. De e
desirable, allow ne to 81 Isl TOR the office OF
resident Of this great pl JOS. j. Halsey,
Of Orange. Mr. Iiialsey is well known to the
business men Of eastern Virginia, and is gen
sllsnan Of rare executive ability and business
talents. It'll STOCKHOLDERS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-01
Icy gyitpzez. 4& Washington. Auct'rs,

T1REESTONE POINT FISHERY FOR
Il RENT.-Will be rented to the highest bid-
der, at the Market House, in Alexandria, Va,
on Thursday. the 10th day Of October, for five
seasons JOHN w. FAIRFAX,
sc 3O-toc79 Executor Of HENRY FAIRFAX
Ms~The renting of the above is postponed
until Thursday, November I'd, at II m pre-
cisely. oct 19-dtd .
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-01
RY WIrMER & WASHINGTON, AUcTIoNEERs.

nJJIIDING IOI FOX "a LIZ OR LEASE.
ID r offer for sale or to lease for term Of
Years, the lot Of ground, situated at the inter
section of the north side of Gibbon street, with
the east side Of Columbus street, in the city of
Alexandria, fronting on Gibbon ST. eet 1913 feet
5 inches. and on Columbus street l29 feet in
azg~The above lot will be offered tor sale, at y
q clock M, TO- morrow, in front of the Mayors
Office. ~ e LAWRENCE Is. LA 1LVR.
1T n Attorney at Law,
VALUABLE LANDS FOR sALE.-The
Y subscriber offers for sale. the farm called
'Bellevne,n containing about Sc Acres, oWneG
and lately occupied by Mrs. Ann M: Powell
situated On the north side Of the Middle Iurn-
pike Il miles from the city Of Alexandra 1t
is well watered, and remarkable for health
and beauty of location; as a market garden OF
farm, the place could be made very profitable,
the soil being admirably adapted to the growth
Of fruits vegetables, &c.
I also offer for sale, a TRACT OF LAND ia
Fairfax county, about five miles from Alexan
dria, situated between the Middle Turnpike
and the Seminary Road containing 43 Acres.
If not sold at private sale before the 1st day
Of November, 1865, they will be sold at public
auction on that day, in front Of the Mayors
Office LA WREN E 3. TAYLOR
oct 3-2aWts Attorney at Law,
~ The above sale is postponed till to-mor-
row, at II O. clock M, in front Of the Mayors
office
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-01

The passenger train on the Central road "a
OF the track Yesterday at Shadwell depot
The engineer was the only one hurt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-01

The First Annual Ball, Of the Alexandra
Turn Verein, is to take placeto-night at the As.
senbly rooms s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-01

Il will be seen that the Mayor has directed
the police to dispense the gatherings at the
street corners, which are now 50 much COM
planned Of. The dispersion is to- be made not
only on the main streets, but on all the streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-01

ODD FELLows LEvEE. The members Of
Potomac Lodge, Of this city,. have made ar
rangements fora Grand Levee, on next Mon
day night at theiriall on Columbus street,
and the committee OF arrangements have spared
neither pqins. nor ex pense to furnish q most
agreea bic aijt erta,!nlent. ss9ft:s<I S.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-07
.Bersey CITY.

STnucK BY THE CARs.--About O'Clock on
Saturday afternoon, ~ q woman nsmed1sohsher' who
was employed washing cars which wo0 standing on
the track between Washington and TT EJECT streets,
was about 70 step from a car, sho was struck on the
side Of the head by pacing train and KNOCKED In
ssnsble. she was conveyed TO ahouse near by whc:o
she bled profu,ely from the nose, mouth and care
Upon examination there vas found an extensive
fracture Of the upper Jaw bone extending 20 tho
nose. 4hc woman finally conveyed TO hoT real
dence, no 2,l Railroad avenue.
Tux BODY or AN lSFASr apparently about
three months Of age, found In the leIssy CAV
tcrrr u yesterday. II vas dressed IL ttnuel and
Il nppOed 10 bp Of the party who were droN ned
by tho upsett!us Of email loaf ~ Hotoken on sun
dhy ught Aws't. The toly will remain at the alme-
house oday fOr Identification.
IloRsK AND WAGON SToLES.-Spme time
durnr saturday nirht, the sable ~ No. u Washing
ton street. Hohoken, Wa lroEeu oP"n aud a hore
aud fockaw-y wagon belonging " Joicph keLnan
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MARINE NEWS.
Aug rs. Rises oq-s. s.r, iO-u. water. % 10


~.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Galveston; STARLIGHT VIII
rpiLstOn; Falcon, Fortress Monroe; Eliza lAnzoH,
Fortress Monroe; star Of the Union. Nev Orleans
NsWphla Annapolis; United Sthtss, Savannah; Cos
sack, City Point; Hihe mia. GLASGOW; Ch,s Thomas,
Charleston; civ Of Boston, Liverpool via Queens
town City Of nul In, Liy'l, ksnscr, Fort Aenroec
Gcrmsuis- Hamburg: LavinA, v arlington, ID O.
Carroll Baltimore.
SHlrs-Albart Never, Bremen. Uarpewen. Hayre
Rns HIsrn, Liverpool.
Bossmond, Gov Bay; Alnon, sydney, Is.
RRIGS-Pepita, Rio'Grande Alfaretta Cienfnegoa;
Sch ankle Maid. Rio JAneiTo Martha, harsoille.; +
ID ,grIoW, Turks Island.
sCnoONEKs-wnd Horse, Gov Day; Thomas II
Seymour, Providence ior Poughkeepeie 4 y Adams
Lingan, ! " Dfihko. Gov BAY; 4 NlcEery, philAdel-
cohs, New Haven for Albany; lane " BTalnrrd, Port
lamp: White Rock, Lockport; Chas Hulse Cold
Spring for Albany; Map j Mead. Taunton for Alba
ny; W Ponder, Taunton for Albany; o X, \ Haven
for Norwich; Brhzos, Portland for Ph.adephis: ! l.
white, POIt jefferson; Glen wood Providence: Onta-
rio, ployidence for Kondout: ID Williams. Kockland;
u J Miller, GI.nd Turk, r |; w Cleafe, E,euthcrR
DO; John Ferris, do; Alex Ysuus, Iingan; sarah Ma
ria Baracos; ID \ Woolscy, Nifsinis; warlng,
Mobile, William, Port Huron; Rachel Seaman, Gov
BAY Edgevgtot, Linfau; Mary Bardin, Palermo;
Julia r. Willss, Georse'own; Sarah hinfe, Balti-
more; sophia jameson, GsOrse,Own; l. w Brdsall
Providence for Albany: Charfer Taunton: Rich
sTd-on, linsrn; Nermlion, Brookhsven for bslti-
ton Tor phladelnhia; Families, Rondout for Provl-
dence; Jacob TIA mond lingsn, WIN A Ducoeq, Pro
violence, IupIos., st John, II, Glenroy, Gardner
Bcpi branklin, Ellsworth.
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An INFANT SrRAscLED ASD Thrown IN
soNr rusnTs TO pIE.-About O'clock on saturday
mornins, Justice Weeks o. Hudson City, -sv
aroused from sleep By three men, who came to In
form him OF tho finding Of sn infant in clump u
bushes. on the side Of hill, near vha. Ia termed
home, aud were Attrnc ed TO the child by IT, piGuh
mo nings. Squire Weeks proceeded with them to-
tie spot and there found bright II tle male inru ts
arpn emily about four weeks old, covered with myrs
iads Of mosquitoes. which fairly devouTng A..
MI weeks conveyed the child home, ana while do
MI. Wcefs taxing the infsn she NJ once discovered
ahlndkerchei, which hsd tecn tied tightly about liza
neck u.th tine evident uten!On Of cHuGing s'fsugu-'
lation. and a. the hrIdke chief was iooeened, the
little fellow hunt out into hearty cry, Amer find
ing the child, the ieco lecteC having met vo-
1hird steeI. Hoboken, who was undoubtedly the
wretch who had cast the infant away, 70 dl, Of
tusnsuatiOn, expcsuro, and the assaults VI mosque
toen.
A BRIGHr LITTLE FouSDLISG-Two Con-
vATnERs--Ahou. 10 O'Clock oil frida, night, as two
German gentlemen were passing along Fln, street,
near Hudpon street, 1iotoken, 'hoy Observed pack
age lyin. upon the teps Of dwelling, and, upon
beautiful little male Iniaat shout two weeks old
sleeping comfortably. Tue gentlemen convey ed the
little waf to the station house, aud then stirred
Themselves Uund until they found lady vho con-
ted 10 take charge Of the little for few
days or until ,oine suitable person can be found TO
adopt u. The gentlemen ehptessei heir determna-
ton, that IN acceptable person comes forward
10 sdopt the child, they viii stand godfbihers 20 IL
and jointly Diet ~ the expense OF having IL reared
In = respectable manner.
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5. SANITARY COMMISSION, Pro.
NJ 2iDECINEs.

DfSPEPSIA-IT CAN BE CCRED-ANY
,0 one ,uhSrnT WIN The above distressing CON-
NE btsi remedies ever compounded, easly made and
hu,ulhg cost address In. SMITH, At Brlests
ilAir rs Depot 10 South Second st, Willlam.burgh
PRICELESS, TAN AND PIMpLES RE.
r., moved at once by the use Of 1 PLANS FrccEle
d.h and fimpe bllnisher. Pilce ~ c,l,tp Sold by
Broadway. "a 90
HAIR uPROOTED FROM ALI. PARTS or
= the body IN mlnutes, without injury 10 The
, I'm, 9y Urn ANS lHpstoIy ros der. Ask or send
n,h ihhns up iaioD Powder" and take 40
olh.r; rice II. sold BIZ BAHNEs ~ PARK Vow
anu hELMbOLu' b'i bIoadwGy. 40
syn CHOLERiNE REMEDY.-THIS WELL
Known medicine for the cure OF niarrloe4 Dy4en-
hfyi Cramps Colo, and all ooseness of Inc bo. IA
Sal p' pioou ed only Of the proprietor At l6 south
bottle. ''' - NoHss P-i
THE JAPANESE HAIR STAIN COLORS
MI tne lar' WhSksr and MoustAche beautiful
Daek or brown. II cousstb OF only one preparation
color Hii lot iaie or wash out ONLY 81 cent? box
b9i Broadway. al
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-07
Too Late for Classification.
PRIESTS GENUINE AND INIMITABLF
- HAIR DiEll

PRICE rIFrl CENTS PER BOX.
This Dye stands higher In the estimation Of the
pubic than any other manufactured. II IL inrtun-
tsAeoua the color being set IA soon applied. grey
or Red hair q CON- efted in'C beautiful BLACK or
BROWN without injury % the hair or skin. IL does
not sash of nor cAn-e any imp euant IL. ling while
app yiug, and ia without lear Of contradiction the
BEST, SAFEST and CHEAPEST haT bye Manu-
nCuied.
Manufactured and for sale Wholesale and rctail at
No. - south second st. WilliAmsburgh. 10 be mad
NJ tDlail OF DRUGGISTS, all over the country. go
HORSES FOR SAILS HORSES AND
harness will be sold, separate OF together, A. the
owner u siyinR up business will be sold cheap En-
qulre in the GIoceD, corner Of Gold u, and Mvrtle
ave, Brooklyn. SIS
Old STEREOTYPE PLATES wANTED-
oApply at this Office I4s
N(ANTFD-TO GO TO NORFOLK, VA,
w Acnmpeteut steady man &c TAXA charge u Tread
and cake. Apply At gs Broad a. $40
\NASTED-SOME HANDS TO FINISH
w ye.ts and mkio good bultonholes operators
wanted ior .es la Fourth e. IN the store near ist
ave. Cal all the week, 500
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MILITARY.

NOTICE TO DISCHARGED SOLDIERS
4NHAving been established Tor over three y ars in
collecting al classes OF claims, we have complete ar
ranRVmena for settling accounts OF soldiers who have
heen discharged partial desc ptive lists prisoners
oiwaT, balances Of Douniie-, htate bonntios an all
other a,I1atagep Advance made. Information
gratis. PpusiOns procured. BACK pay and bounty Tor
heiis Of de,easrd soldiers. l.. BROWN CO., Bank
era Park Place. t5l
SPECIAL TO DISCHARGED SOLDIERS
- Important notice.-An soldiers mustered out or
DISCHARGED upon partial descriptive lists can receive
the balance due them, Apply n peson OF by letter
New York. 1913
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HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM Rail.

HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL
i roads On and after Monday, June 9Th, trains or
Albany and Troy, connecting with Northern aud
Mee'eln trains viii leave New YORK a. iollows;
T3OA. NJ, :, 4 . 1880 ?. NJ and from Harlem lie,
pot 10Th ST. and AIN ave. at IL A: NJ and 40 Pm
JILL Y.R ~
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SHIPPING.

t'OR ERPOOI-TAPSCOTT LINE
snip WILLIAM TAPsCOIG Aug. 9th.
r. ship ATMOSPHERE, AUG. Sth.
For passage, apply to
o., fAfsCOrr BROTHER = CO.,
's5 So SOuthsl
Z TO AND FROM GREAT
BRITAIN AND IRELAND BY
STEAMSHIP AND sAlLlNG PACKET
Scotland. -' A''N
farties vishins 10 engage passage send for their
HiendA or remit money to Tho Old country can is
20 nj the lowest rates by Supplying 10
$50 - "''o HI s's sdnt n 80 -,
PASSAGE FROM AND TO LIVERPOOL
aud London-by the Old Black Star Lne.-For
ilyeIlooL the RESOLUIE sale Oh Augult list
toI London-C, GhlNNLLL sails on Aug ist-
for passage apply 70 WILLIAMS &GUION. u Fulton
o.. 3S2
STEAM To QUEENSTOWN AND LIVER-
C.LOol--tElN, calls Saturday August 18Th
lain Sa pas Ase tg4 ateeIase $50 payable ia cur
Ieney' Apply to WILLIAMS & GL.ON, 20 Broad
way. 3OA
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TRAVELLING.

SihAMEk MARY POWELL, FOR COZ
iouEnheepele and hondout from loot OF Desbrosses
- even afternoon except sunday, at . O'clock UO
TYPE METAL OR OLD LEAD-5OO 900
lue OF me Apove wanted, for which the higha.t
cash prlce VII DO paid by q. CRAsKE, ISL William
&@4@~s w
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-07

TVT FFI.I ~ YIN y NJ 0NTAN ' u Ok
~ Baths. No. y Bay ard e., betp cen Dove. aud
thfvetie It, New YORK. This establishment 4. al-o
y oVicei with Warn end Cold Water Ia hA Water
and steam Douches, Cold Wafer Basin, &c, "a cents
each Ihis tIsutu.lon l. opeu daily fo- sen'lru en-
nOn 20 y ~ IN. AM 10 ard fof lNiies .soin
~ 70 IL a. n, sttrnaed tv lady. ON SUNDAY iron
70 "a. ~ ior teuu-llon oG,y. single baths 81 *
tcketb 50 Tve,vo tickets 80 ilg
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-07

RANJO AND JIG DANCING TAUGHT.
- JOHN BJuAN would respectfully snnounce 10
shove arts on Tuesday next, Aug SIN At isi IN
Houston e. IA
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GENERAL BUSINESS.

a MEXICAN MANUFACTURES VS.. Foreign
ne Bifhop Iutts fercha Company, IN order 70
project theii own Interests, will In fute cell their
very supe ior qualify Of Gutta PeichA rissue shce.
~ eoid tAte. taking the glowing rute The pfetos da
- we standard, and will sell at per cent tess than
the ioieiyn tissue ie soid Al on that iAv.
a., SAMUEL Z. BISHOP, General Agert
sos Aug. itL 1885. 2ui Broadv ~ v
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a GOOD FIVE CENT SEGAR, AT SUR
IhBRtG's, ~ broadway. t.S
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-17
Gard Of Thanks.

The undersigned would take this meth
cd of rendering their, grateful thanks to
the several Fire Companies of this city,
for their heroic efforts at the fire on last
Tuesday night. in subduing the devour-
ing element, and saving from destruc-
ton, our property which was in immi'
nent danger.
We trust that ere long, they may be
enabled to have more perfect organiza-
ton, and that the city will do what it
should have done long since, that is,
furnish them with the necessary appara'
tus to save the property of the citizens
who are taxed literally for that as well
as other purposes.
Augustus Pollock, R. Berry & Co.,
J. F. Updegraff, sc Robinson g. Son,
Cash. Peoples B'kHarper g. Bro,
Mcclellan & Knox,S P. Hildreth,
L. s. Delaplain b SonWheat & Sons,
8. N. Prather, DC. List, .
NJ Reilly, Victor Sauvageat,
JOS Hile, PCHildreth & Bro.
Meade, Kraft g. Co. M. Marsh,
T. II. Logan & Co., Henry Stamm,
C. Hess, &c. Jelly.
]. L. Bottsford,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-17
Trial Of Jeff. Davis.

So many reports have been put in cir
culation recently concerning the inten-
ton of the authorities at Washington to
give JEFF. DAVIS trial for treason be-
fore civil court, that we are at last dis
posed to believe them true. We are con-
WINGED that every right minded citizen
desires the military commission" bust
ness closed up as soon as possible 1t
would not look we'll in history nsr in the
ewes of foreign nations if any of the So
IDENTITIES of civil law were disregarded in
what will undoubtedly be the greatest
trial of modern times 1t will stand up
on the law books hereafter among the
celebrated cases and the rulings and de-
cision of the court will DO quoted as pre-
cedents in all time to come. We trust
that the best legal talent the county at
fords will be engaged in every portion OF
the case, so that nothing may be want
ing to give to the decision that degree OF
legality and fairness which will com
mand Interpretation of the entire peo-
Pile