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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHICAGO.

ARRIVED
stmr stn n,r, vo,,,,, 1n,r,n.. 81
Sims rianer. Widths, dptonason. srndtfss.
rIor pr nN nn.NeniS, McGresor Iodcrleh. suEtrttH.
ETop Hroe Esii!s ,Snay ile. Montreal, sundric..
prp Fl9p \ Hoitai 1:tadls, 4entfss5; sung r..
PEop Yoans Ams1te.. Davis. osden,huzg, sandsios.
Prop cnton, Davis HonEhton, sa91hes.
Prop Merchant. D:isss Hniralo sunlfies.
Barqne British uoa H. Fnrlane Pom coloorne . eds
N1s1ue Sonora, Collins. Mencsnlnec no N lumhe-.
RaG9ns RRaI9ne H;.k Xale..a La1Sin; MllEanksv. ~.
r 'athS >'N('' 's' ''' - ''''''e''
o''s , =; a1tchinson' s*IE1son Menomlnee, t0 N
ns Fan1o f :, ,Sa Kosh sehoepun. Naskcson 100 lumber
tn MosSas; + !Aan Ennln Ieaat RyeE. o N lumber
shr t;e neg f. Il ' m lumber
sehr Wayne, Wa1stra, ST. Joseph. & cords wood.
seh sehr -s!mirs, Selson, HOLLAND, :! cords wood.
s,,r So Tolsa pess. .l,o.,., u.-. ,oo ~ ..
20 u lumber. -
Sthf Col Glover. Mooney, G!ul Haven, 20 N lumber.
sehr Emellne, Burns Grind IIAyen, ~ n lumber
schF Aa1,sic 1. Rosie Grand Haven, lio lumber 50
sehs F. M- Shoyer, lou.itt, Gsacd Haven, 81 II l1n~
c.. Mner. .,,
eSr Ge1eas AnaesoT. G;n Ga5a ne!Gn o sosds wool
schr Lib eEy, OlesoD, Aaaltowoc, % N lumber, 50 N
e,,, iA191:: iat9: ,,..,.o,., .,zo.,.,..,
sehs Bel!et taIscns Mnnif9woc. tN z SHINGLES.
scnr sn f. +.S =, LEE e.; tayoa- keMeer "a .amoss.
Se 6i 6nsaSI @ rn9t hsMaaee = coa Eo3a.
Sn. Ssns ING @ nelle1 E5ioti heHanee ah ~ shnsles-
sehr o9 I5Hn G lesp e. Is 3 ubs 10,
tsth.
Scnf SaMo t0Sk: SWeusel. GF4cn baF tu m Intn3et
, 1865-08-29
SIX Sons In the Army.

EN1lUfs Cult111s0 111bIuET
ULl1s, Pulaski Co., ILL.,, Aus. 81, 1855.
Allow nc through tho columns Of your
widely circulated paper 10 express my Joy ct
the closing up Of the wor.
had six sons who offered their lives as
willing sacrifice upon the bleeding, almost
broken altar Of our beloved country-hve OF
whom have returned with honorable dis
charges in their pockets, three ont of the iiyc
being crippled and MANNED for life. One fell
nobly fighting for "God and country" at the
cver-memorablc battle Of Corintl, Miss. Yet
amid NIL this aflliction I,rejoicc. Let all 1oyal
fathers do likewise.
Yours in consolation.
, 1865-08-29

CHICAGO CATTLE s14Rkr.


Monday Evening, Aug. 2. s
BEEF CATTlE-AccofdlnE to the Board OF Tra,il
feros ths receints and sai1. .!ncc our last Issue
cet:arsd with the cor4espondn. period o. -. - =.
been ns fooWs. should be borne IN mind that these
receipts dod shipments really those Of hc dry p.e
cedrg:
1;lI;:eece'pts. 1;lI;:eec Shipments,
Sunday aud Monday. ii LIS IN f,s; :;
ite business At the yards tony has been Light a. Is
usual On Monday, aad the market has exhibited hardly
sufficient animation TO Indicate It's actu.f tone
Tie principal inquiry has been for butchers Cattle
and The prices paid do Indicate any chauee IN y,l
ues from Saturday last. Tho sales are rs follows:
.... sHKENAH IARns.
G,egos Hastings sold Allcrton II head averaging
Ass, ssa saf Nes: s:e d Sssa
SS q ss Mis-. nj,
Adams sold Flautz Calves, Averaging zs NJ, Mt
e eeo1ey Eldrsdgc sold shIo1er 1s head sscrastng
NCH10Ax sotTuERy rAnps.
B. Mallory sold longueckes 16 head. averaging LOIS
- !; SFsI Co. sold E. Webb 1s head, Averaging $50
cergeE@ Co. sold Il. Phillips ohrad coarse Steers
J. $disy se19 d. Phillips 10 head Cows av
Forr WAYNE rAme
80, bs1nes Hart sold Cotnan Co. ;6 head averaging
Adams sold Ackcrson s. head, averaging 9es rs, at
.,s'n %331wesk e Mallory sold cosn Co. 1, head.
Adams sold AeksFsou 81 head. averaging 80 rs, Mt
Brown Thompson sold Wall 8 Cows, averaging ss
Blown 3 fieape.n sold Wall Il Cows; ayersg,n. CT,
etecrs. averaging 1.150 n e, Al $50, A1''l4's'
HOGS-Frcm the reports made on Change We learn
thas the receipts and shipments since our Last Issue
, 1865-08-29

these arc there in the Stale capable OF being
enlisted. Andty whom arc the murders be-
Ing committed save by tals very class: :
Who arc being murdered except tAc
frecdmcns And are The murder
CTS to be organized for the protection
OF their victitnss Is the enforcement of the
Emancipation Proclamation upon the unwf].
ling constituents Of tile 1uibbs;ag, lodging,
dclnvipg Mississippi Convention to be entrusf.
ed TO the rcorganized rebel army OF Missis-
eiplis Is Cor. sharkey q fool, or does be
suppose his employers are 1naducu, thu, To
triae with the Interests Of The nation in Mis-
sfffipFi: Judicial blindness Las indeed seized
the Go1crnment II this shall bc permitted,
, 1865-08-29
stretches Of splendid trees, the lnud Il an H.
yiting one TO look upon.


TRooPs
This Is the headquarters of Brevet Mai, Gen
Crlfts, commanding Northern East Tennessee
The lst U. s. colored heavy artillery. and tlf
4Nh colored Infantry, are stationed here. Col
Lester, in charge Of the Knoxville District,
treedmen's Bureau, commands this regiment
| which Is model of correct discipline and sol
dier'y appearance, The Governor and Gen,
Fisk were escorted by the 40th ffotn the ears,
Gen. Lester's headquarters at lie present
time nre at this place. He tas already com.
meAced organizing his district and viii soon
bc at work.
TIE FEELING TOWARD rREEpMEy.
OF course there are not large body of free
people go far In East Tennessee, Those here
arc reported as doing we'll A considerable
school Is held IN this place, tausht by q
Moranein IN ,eene aendc, Nearly ono hundred schol
ported By the people themselves, who furnish
the teacher with honse, fuel and nav in addi-
tfon to salary Of $40 q month. Pretty GOOD
Is 1t not Tor people who but short time since
were Slaves. &c Is assisted by some teachers
furnished by the United Presbyterian Freed.
men m commission ~. Of Pennsylvania.
East Tennessee, is the opposition encountered
from the Cnionists,' especially the discharged
soldiers. They are very bitter. Nor do 1he
more Intelligent md leading Union men do
anything to discourage 1t.
BRUTALITY TO 4 WOMAN
Let ne give you an example: 4 coyorcd
woman, bearing the marks Of 1II-usape. came
into Greencvilte aishurt time since md made
complaint against her muster for refusing to
pay her the wages due, and for Knocking her
down with layfork,. and severely beating
her when she demanded them.
"A summons Was issucd, aud sergeant with
Two men Of the 40th sent to arrest the accused.
arriving at his house, his wife denied his be-
ing at home. While talking, seventeen
men, armed with revolvers appeared.
They inquired the soldiers Grand, aud then
ordered them away, saying that 'stf General
Lester wanted to arrest white man he would
have to bring nicger regiment to do it WITH
These men were discharged soldiers OF the 4th
Tennessee cavalry. The sergeant withdrew
lis mon, marched to the depot, md there sus.
pccting violence. took occasion TO quietly retire
to the woods. Next morning when tho train
came along, they got aboard, and were in
formed that this same party had been seeking
them Tor the avowed purpose Of KILN. them.
General Lester ordered q detachment Of forty
men to make the arrest In the meanwhile
the accused responded BY letter, acknowledge
ing the assault, offering to pay the wages due,
and declaring in mitigation that the woman
was saucy. He desired to have the case tried
BY tie civil court. As they would not receive
the woman's testimony, this wasIout of the
question.
An investigation was had, and the man was
fined one hundred dollars, and ordered to pay
the Womnn's Wages. It did not tuke a rcgi-
meut to collect the fine, II.
, 1865-08-29

The market to-day has been toerabty qnlet, though
the sales rather in ofthose usnal on Aopday
The arrivals h1ve been yeEy tneAEc. and the busn es
confined principally to tho lots lett oTrr Saturday.
4 nrxe portion Of the purchases have been butchers
nogs for Philadelphia and Ra,tlmorp and wero bouch
on !mpef-ttvN orders. So the high prices Isa~ =
hardly he tatzcn A. an Tnr.%A- sto Htate OF the
raIsct. Yet uEae- the influence Of more Eavornblc
ne~s from New TorE prices were considered uide
stlfer.
The Fa1es were as fellow Those mnrked with star
were made after the close ofour rears on Saturday:
3f1a 9ATEG Tn.pAT
, 1865-08-29
CHICAGO STOCK MARKET.
MONDAY EVENING. Aus- $50 q. N.
aAlES At RIHST HoAHu.
7-3O q. s. NOTES
JULY ERaIER,

SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF CHICAGO.
We FIJI ~ orders from dealers tor the present series
q ~ notes. Tor short sioe the terms heretofore
AZ the Opportunity for subscribing has PAST We can
20 looGef receive the i've p6 cent twoyeaF Notes 1t
par and Interest In payment Of orders
EnN. /. TINKHAM. Cashier. A'4t1s'-
, 1865-08-29

A VENERABLE GEGHo.-Thc oldest co1ored
man In the State, reported Mt the Central sta
tion t'ls morning that be had been robbed Of
watch which lie had ca:st::ssd for thirty years.
Jones Will DO 100 years old on ihc aarst Of jan
nary next. He remembers the surrender Of
CORVALLIS ut Yorktown; his master, Col.
Slmms, who owned seven plantations and 600
slaves, being present at the surrender Jones
hns plowcd the glcbe with Henry CLAY In The
"s!ashes Of Hanover" When A. BUR- was M
tried at Richmond, he ran away 10 get sight
at him, aud got one Of the "most deyillsh
WhipPinss for it." he ever received. When
admiral Coekburn sailed With his llcet up
Chesapeake Bay, be sent word to Richmond
that be would be there next tlayt to dine. Thc
chivalry went ont to meet him. Jones mnrched
out with Andrew ]. Stevenson. who com
mnnded tle "foot artillery" william Wit
Ws CaR.ain OF the "hying artillery" and
Robert Gamble Of the "tloopers," Jones
shook hands with Lafayette, aud now has LOST
his watcA.-4st. Louis Evening Ne,cy, 24ih.
, 1865-08-29
MOVEMENT OF FLOUR cp.1r an
CHICAGO aAA' a.

Receipts and Shipments for tho ygcck-Cona-
pnrnitve Receipts and Shipments slnco
January LIST.
The following summary shows the rece,pta and shlp-
ments OF Flour and Grain: also source Of supply and
uooe OF ehlpmns during the week ending August Is:
IcEP7e OF ILDrR AND oRAS DIHIs0 TEE vH1f
, 1865-08-29

It was 4 spssmodtc eruption which cannot be L.
kened to any evening hourse In Europe or the Sun.
day Bourse At Frankfort, in Germany, because It
was composed Of sporadic elements. which turned
In the direction Of ruin whenever unsuccessful.
Dissipation wns its direct accompaniment and kaud
fts mt unenmnQn sequel.
, 1865-08-29
COMMERClAL.

MONDAY EyCrsa, Aug. Is.
The following summary showa the movement in
prodree and provisions during the past 4s hours,
compared With the movement for the same time 1ast
yegr.
, 1865-08-29

7e store9e, N accordance oIth q .resofuston
On aange ana 70 reported 'y w.
NoSpAr Evx113o. Aug. =. 1875.
FKE1GHTS-LAKE FKuaHsse-Wqe ectIve and
a Sfas Soan We I. sSes
ssAke' EeEmads. Golden Harvest. 8: Paul, and r.
sss @ q az a: &C. as
prop Badger St3,s. mixed eare. q sAe sor com I'd
safEst q sned saaas asSaef tas siossd 1aie. snd
on III Sa5S r. R
S5h sss Metss III 4 te 1oo 9rts n1e
aatned al 1sH; Ho bris Do ii 500; id Sris soWeso
IS s;is e III o ot s4s a.ne 4 @
sssi leo nEls not named At taso; ioo bEs kaa,
and ioo hrls not at s9o ioo bEis Common Extra
Go @ e. SsnS e eF1: E4ey G e
MHESAT..Recs,rea ;..ss By; shipped G. go hq.
ssausa11y 1 ~ ask iHtSs E1t:a Seas 1Ac hsgn,
x@ sraEs MnrAr1Soo By E1tla at $3.50; 10 hu do
e. asS @ e h xSi e Il sEFiHs E< At 4 f ~ - ba
sii3 iaco5 Ia Do Ut sllax: H06o ba Do At slsa; r.
r ss q i 81 q S 1 ( 4 g. & e
bn 10 Il gig; a?eo ea ao q *i.S2 90 81 do 81
= e. # 5sias 10
S2eN~RsSsslys 81
"a: = ;l3ei s,oeo 30 % ii i20oo ba Do atsaBc
I .! = -, :. a. q 10 ssss oa =. i
sc; o 6u Yeo. at ;4e so 6u willie Il s.c. EonS
4 s e 9u e Sssnsy 4 xf? q s. SP A.
store.
eS oss sahSnsG re- @ 81
q the s!ese 5 salss M r. r. m So9 ha ~ ~ as ao
LOO 81 % atISc; 500 b1 % 1t &c; 5son b1 s.:
, 1865-08-29
MORE ABOUT THENDIayS.
Attack upon an Ammunition Tra1n-
Horrible Death Of n Michigan Soldier
More Hostile Bands EnnInar. sat1

! More IIostilc Kanda EnnI..ar.S.o ~ So.aief III
rr,o,, W. norvo, ~. - ~, As'"'
| = ~ is,rse Eosn,t,, sf.wi Ia1o.i
Halleck, arrived In the city YESTERDAY. t9Is r.
| gives the particulars of d recent, inaian roiI
aud SAYS that the ssffieudlies'' chasea ~
party he was with between Halleck and Fort
| Collins.
At point four miles beyond Fort Col1ina
mnnffion trn;n. The train was enco =, ~ -. an
| the Indians ATTEMPTED to stampede the 49,
mi The herflcrs Succeeded n $500. sne Eaelu,
Of and sent to collins ior reinfnrre5,agtt mem T
reinforcements coming mn The JnaIan. Ga1" ine
treated md were pursued Ior two mf'es ns uas, IT,
opes T a tSer tTslye
bows, arrows, etc, the fndians ah,nIou;Ia,,
them in their haste 10 ret awav '''0oon1ns
In HE fGht hefTeen 7hn III, Sf,,r;.,,
airy and tho Indians, six miles ahoTe Istt;a W.;
I0rnmie. which VIC published narf;cnlor. .sls ~ g
few DAYS since, man of the regiment n,med
bloody % uud dsaperate fsztstanee M 'afSs aiter
chnins,, s ~ Him ~ x the Whce1 oT 1als captors
M;t1 Shid, f,a M,Pn,, @ 10 Piie bacon,
i MINI sn settur t tr 10 te %es liz 1caqea around
10 seatbl Let Il he rrmcmharca o4,neo tnae nm aim
~ ~ rt Gseea mieno'S "iau UT" fations from
the Government.
STRENGTH oF THE lSplASs-ADD1T1oyAL
BANDS RRoRTEp.
We learn from one who Is well InE,r7ned ~,
tie subject, that the accnnnts ~ Tn5,on ~
strength heretofore giyen fails fr ebnrt ns ~
great humber fthe finsfiin ea1acas 1it1 ~ " .ns
ne baye 10 contend. Thc 1en{ioroan ~ ,;1 num
The following additional banSls s'' ~
The Tctons m ihe sonth si,a ,f +,,o ,ra
, 1865-08-29

lion. Samuel Hooper, Of Boston, N. c., Il
department Of Harvard College.
Tho Syracuse Journal states that Hon
Andrew D. White, of that city, was offered
the Presidency Of Antioch College, previous
to Its tender to Gov. Andrew, but bis health
would moi permit him TO accept.
, 1865-08-29

W.
The prediction that the disbandmcat Of opr
armies would throw upon the communitya vast
number OF unemployed and idle men, left FREQ
to follow ont the vices cngendcred by milf-
tasy Life, has not been realized On every
side there is demand for laborezs That is not
met, The Thousands Of troops that have re-
turned to civil life have melted awny and becu
rc-absorbed by peaceful pursuits, aud every
where the call Is for more Ali classes Of ca.
terpriscs share In II, aud suffer for the lack Of
adequate response. It Is not season Of great
activity in building operations in Chicago,
compared to former years, yet the builders
. tell lis that the scarcity Of labor is the great
obstacle TO the completion of their CONTRACTS.
There is no cIgrossins work, public or pri.
vate, that Is putting forward especial call for
operatives, yet it is dillicult to find men
enough to ca.ry forward the work now In pro-
sFess m our streets end in general improve
mcnls.
Where arc the 1ncn gone who were recently
In the Held, and about whose return and con-
strained idleness VIC used to hear 50 mpch in
certain qunrterss Harvest work has claimed
a ubtIll proportion. perhaps the bulk Of The
quotas of the country districts, If not even a
hrger share; for the high prices labor has de-
mandcd has had its caect in eliciting u prompt
response to Its summons. The manufactures
have competed for worknen at even higher
rates The wants Of nrithrr have been fully
met Tue prevalent and pressing demand at
the present time, now that the summer Is
waning nnd the season Of ont of door opera-
Hons shortening, is for 1aborers of all
elHBss.s aud nj sDch remuneration az 7eor-oc
, 1865-08-29

Foreign Salt In Montreal.
The stock Is not lafye. SaJes tr.stora - e,,.n q.
sc; The last sale cs.hip at Gc. SO bays On boasd
, 1865-08-29

Montreal AInrket8-A4x, Is.
Laldlsw, Middleton & Co. report -Floor-Tsece3pts
round lots choice superior brought choce
ssD; Sates,s sE11nE ;Mqgernne e 2; western whcal
raies while the .tetai1 trade bold on Wheat-Saies
ssa;ss AsauEse + go In # Il a; 2a na SINK sos
changed Pork-sma sales Of mes At 1 Hnt1r; IN
active. F~30'' no%"et
, 1865-08-29

The following sshes Show tho recatpts and lhipmsats
OF Flour And Grain from January to Aug. ;: Tor four
Ieafs:
, 1865-08-29

Closing prices for cash aug. 3. 1sts received by
F. G. Saltonstau 4 Co.. Commlsatou Stock and Bond
, 1865-08-29

Mhstsh are more eesl-d ard prices rute apr4TentJ
soaAs..1 for No, l. Trout arc Almost [npo9sf-
p,s @ % potan and arr held at {7.;JD. Lake Herring
, 1865-08-29
EAST TENNE ESSEE.
A Visit to President J0hnson,s
Old Home.

From Knoxville to EreenevIlIe-The
Switzerland of the South-The Home
of Andrew Jolsnro1l-IlJ- Early Strus-
ElcH-Opintons OF his old Neighbour
The &saitoxvsTrcc Mt ErccnevfIlc-.The
Place Where John Morgan xns
All1et1-frccdncn's 4Llntrs-IIow an
Old Colored Woman got her Wages.
from our own Correspondent
GnEKSEsILLE, EAST TESy.,}
Ar~1
, 1865-08-29

The market here YVES dull. On the Stock Board,
cash gold sold at 1E21;6e1t3x. On the .trect the
market opened At 14a;ai. advanced to ltaas and
closed ct 15a5s. Silver Is In moderate demand ut
1Jl3135.
Governments were dull. We quote:
Buying, Selling
Five Tvcnties 100. 1064
leA : fcfuta-.--.+-+-.-.4..4---. VIZ Us
, 1865-08-29
KNmrA-salcs were: 10 brts i, --o.
Hulk atent+Enttrc!y nominal.

-. BEGAleS-The demand is active md the ,u1rt.af
Il With EEat snnes. Hard refined ard
rrsEonalns n4rance In New Fcr.. T6ts sfocs n 'r T.,
tue city IL light. Portands afe shaLo EsmeS W. -
, 1865-08-29
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET,

EP-The m,Fket Is dull with few sales. The
ansaetlon VIC note Is the sale OF 19t averaging
ty j. Gstd1ey l. Co. to Campbell, At sli0.
, 1865-08-29

fdH sulss Of CrGta are nom n.0dk on basis Of
7e st0rc9e. n accordance uIsh fesofuttor
passed on Change, md ara 70 reported by w. ,7s-
lE&s othkrtqtSt Sptcifed.1
, 1865-08-29

Some little talk WAS created this morning In grain
circles by the failure Of one 3Ir- Schroeder. The
amount Of bis liabilities has not t1anspiIed. II Il
reported that he hnd sold 5 short On wheat to a
large amount. and The market having advanced con-
,rarr 10 bis expectations, he WIS unable to settle
his differences.
LATER
There was a good attendance at the Evening
Board, but there was scarcely my disposition
shown to operate. The markets, though quiet,
were somewhat fr1ner than ut the close Of Change
Sales on Gull we're:
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1865-01-26

Rg-Those who have never spoken in
public can scarcely judge Oftho con-
sterne,ion Of an old lady who spoke out
in church. 1t was formerly custom in
county towns for those who lived sever
al miles from The church TO remain dur.
ing the interval between morning and
evening service. On this occasion sho
had taken some milk In pitcher for the
children; and in the most interesting
part of the worship a dog, who had fol-
lowed them into pew, thrust his head
in to the pitcher Whether his head
was too large or the pitcher too small,
it is not our province to determine; but
having RECALLED himself. the pitcher still
obslinatolY retained its position, be was
discovered backing out with the pitcher
stuck fast upon his head, and the milk
streaming in every direction on his head
and shoulders. "Got out pupil" says
the old lady, Frightened at the sound
of her own yoioo--"O dear, l spoke out
in meeting" said she, "Therel |
spoke out again-0, dear me, | keep
talking all the time"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1865-01-26
~ -WHOLESALE ONLYI
WATCHES AND JEWELRY
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AT THE
Lowest Prices for Cash 7

OF EVERY DE5CklFllON Al THE
Lowest Prices for Cash II
A RMY and Country Merchants, PedarS,
| n Traders, Suffers and General Dealers can
make enormous profits upon small investment
Jewclry of any pattern or quality and in any
quantity made TO order DTEstimates for any
class of work furnished u3-Partcular atten-
| ton paid to supplying Auctoneers, Country
Pedlars, Indian Traders and Army Dealers.
Any style of Goods manufactured, such as
Inventions, etc, at short notice. 10 Coon CAN
Wasting CLERKS, WITH a SMALL CAPITAL, CAN
FlYD CONSTANT EMPLOYMENT Illustrated Lists
and full particulars free
The Profit 10 the Retailer is Very Large
A Wholesale Supply can be carried in
! knapsacll hand valise or carpet bag and will
not be like books,-bulky or inconyenient 10
carry from place TO place.
REMEMBER ANOTHER THlNG-Tnts BrslSEss
Is Stately HONORABLE lj'ihere isno med Of
disappearing or crdqgerdtiHg. OrR COOP.
Snow FOR THEMSELVES AND PROVE THLMsELTESi
1t is a business in which an ample and oatis-
factory equivalent is given for the money 70.
ccived and mn encouraging profit is pockrted at
the same tine 1t is an occupation in which
no person need be AFRAID or ashamed to canvass
the same field again and again for where, once
our goods are introduced, d permanent and con-
tipuous demand is created.
To Soldiers in the Army, or those Mt home
disabled by the hardshps Of war, 10 Clergy
men ont of health, Teachers, Postmasters, or
any person who wishes either local or an active
occupation and one that brings with it Great
Pecuniary Inducements, this presents an OPP
portunity seldom met with. TRY IT! AND
SEE FOR YOURSELVES II
CAREFULLY SELECTED LOTS OF JEW
ELRY comprising our newest styles and most
salcable variety of Goods, will be sent any
where in the loyal States. We are constantly
filling orders from persons leaving the choice
Of goods entirely to us. To such we promise
the best exercise OF our taste and Judgment.
and from our long experience can ensure salts
faction. We ASK NO PAY IN ADvnScE, state
what style ana quality Of Goods are wanted,
and we will send the same and collect pay by
Express at the end of the Route.
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
Good movements and manufactured in the
best manner. or pure material, all warranted at
prices from $40 tc $3.50 each. Sent anywere
pay collected by Express, Satisfaction gu
aranteed! ALI WATCHES AT FIRST PRICES; THEY
BEING Our own DEPORTATION,
Circulars free By mali Send orhem.
T. d II. GAuGHAN.
Manufacturers and Importers,
TIC BEoApwAy, Nav. Ok.
Nov. l0-m3
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1865-01-26
Affecting Incident During sherman's
Great Raid

From the indianapolis ournal.
AlettOr from Major on the staff 81
popular General, gives the following
narrowing incident that occurred du-
General Sherman's great march through
Gcorgia--io fact, the only painful cir
-amstsnco connected with the march.
AT Milledgeville. the residence of Gov
ernor Brown wos sacked, and ten boxes
of old Sherry, branded 49,? were found.
The mouths Of certain staff officers had
Just begun to water, when Gen. Howard
came up, and, ascor!aining tho state Of
affairs, (tbe General don't drink order
ed the bottles TO be broken. Rsmon-
slrance was uasless, and the eyes of the
gallant officers, whose mouths had be-
gun 10 water, filed with tears, as the
choice liquor rem into the sacred soil of
Georgia. and they declorod Upon honor)
that it was tho most painful sight they
had ever witnessed.