davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1865-02-12

DUN William
Dunham II
Bowling Martin
DonGlnSs John II
Durgln D G
Dudley Charles
DpnnTan Ttmu+
, 1865-02-12

SURE, UNFATLING REsouR0E-nR
CHEESEMAN'S PILLa.

THIS sEscrtton, bold and broad rs It mar scsn, I
for nfrd On d Eer1es OF cures--N1IuGET ONE FAILURE
extending through period Of nearly twenty SeaEa
, 1865-02-12

Icoufpyd James
Cortney James
IamesA!
Cook brig gen
1u1sn
, 1865-02-12

ET Office open from 1T Of April to 1st Of No
ye.nher, from O. u till p. m; from November
1st TO April 1st fom 8 d. n. till p. n. and on
Sundays, from a. N. to 10. Is p. 1n.
J.. L SCR1PPS, P. II.
, 1865-02-12

Bzuk!ts sno E1raange.
MANUFACTURERS NATION.
lX1 AL DASE OF CHICAGO:

TEEAbunY DEPa RTIENT,
ozFicE Or CokrT TxolIEH Or TIE CUHHxSC1,$
WARRINGTON. Jan4xEy 18th, l6t1.
Whereas, IS satisfactory eEluenct rrssenttd to tie
Yenniae!ulers NstionA Bank ot In:caso;". IN tic
Illinois AH< been daily uutEf sid according
- she reaaIcme1ts Of the Act OF Congress tnttied
IAN Act 70 PROVIDE Nsuons! Currency, seenfyd b
the esEcp's1.cn and redemption thereof" epo.avee
JnEe 3d. 1871. and has compiled Ettb al! the psuvisonE
q n :: r
Nov, therefore. l. Hugh Me- caunch. Conrtroi.er o.
the Currency. 90 hetepy certify ttst Tne Marutsc-
T. a hsn5 y q ae ne cy o en
Cer the 6cf aforesaid.
othce this assh ony Ct JanusEy, 1sss. --<
ssyEsssHn.Hr sn.,. ssA1} ~ nEGh 5t.G;Fa MecELI9ca z
M ERCHANTS' NATIONAL
-'A LAM Il Te9hs6kY Enidk9'i ibErAsraEsr,
o1ee Of x:nms1loilc4 u taS f'Er7ta:y.1
,,.~e,x ~ MAsESSeT2a: Det eabe5 e. asa..
nndes,@n:.:- 1t has besc mode + a2te&r that tEe
HeEclA1t' National Rank ol Cl1csEn. il the CttI
q GhcEge. CtuntT Of cock cni Ct.t= Q! turts, hs:
9uiresnent. Of tbs act ei h1iesa cot1te 81 act &c
Provide h Nsuena: tut4eEGr. kac1Its b pledge ps
"a nnass Sas n99s ssa = n III ssa
has compIed wfth Ill ot th rros1Aeas o. SID act
CURED to Y cosep pae+ with b-.rve e2ctnR pua
Nov, therefore, I. HusH NC: u1tlco. eon7trola1
q ns IEf;IsaS5 az asto5 cs5a, III ~ e y Ssaass
Ce,nnen:s tie ousaEess Of 9-ak'ns aEds1 tie ACT
aforesaid.
= Iest1. 517 Eneres:. Eita5e. e.; saaa ri seal q:
ff4nyt feAi1 ANt4H Nc El4lUCH1
3aSe65GE Eomr.tc & ttf Crxrenc9.
, 1865-02-12

Holt John 7
HHuMay = John
Hughs John
Hudunu Ju
Ruse John
Holman JamesR r
u or:h Joseph
Hubbard J n
Hull J. cod K
sHull j G
UoGnau Jas D
.Hurlburt J "
Hughes Jlmss
uoogland JIG
Hoffman 4 ]
Holder Thos
Hooe11nd JIG
Hutchinson c N
Howard Peter,
Hoobs,~ Grace &
, 1865-02-12

1A ALL MI" LES
Kennedy Chns !
Knight CF
keohanePhilipl
Kennedy Patrftl
Kerr Patrick
Kelly Patrick
Kelly Daniel
Knowles Doll
kcrgh Dennis
Kelluge1 Day1'
, 1865-02-12

I:!c been Standard Remedy for ovrr thirty years,
AEd afe the Inott eutctua1 one ever Known Tor nll
Eonptante peculiar to emsrs TO eli cIlse1 theT arc
t.!nhnis tnducloE with ctrt1tnty, periodical feSu.
ttasy. Inry IRE Known to thousands, Hho have nsea
h t.ln - atneftnt Periods, throughout the country
E3clans III America. ~ o' VI lAe N1osN e'3A'0 fN'
stating when they should not be
Eu ~ ta !. tAe p1dce dollar ret bog, OF
4SAS r ~ e. containing tsoIu 50 10 70 nils,
t3o. " S !sSHnEsT s. tGe psopTivtsrs. soIp 81
HCTCUKNGS 4 mLLYEE, prcprtttors,
81 Cedar Street, Now York,
TRADE 6CrrrTDn nr
EORD s. SMHTH.
Wholesale Druggists,
% Lake Street, Chicago
dcs4s5S6.n sAxa
, 1865-02-12
Hr1lclnal.
Or. CHEESEMAN'S
FEM ALE PILLS,

Tss % sas C. ~
II auezinE which her peculiar orkani1aton and ths
IL ss9s q
an1aety, nne apnotAnct resulting tso1n siSraaEsncnts
ss s bs. a
sublime irutpde that entities the earnest sym
psh q ssaae & ss t4 aud with the
feeling that science could hLre hotcr aim Or object
r. Ssssa
Slch Should Be IN s.oiuie fpeeias ior eaes aad III
4 The tiisia' i5ao!astsoa & s'' @-' e'F ''S'''
DR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS
IVES the eo1amence1ncnt ofa new trs in the Treatment
Ct these irregularities hnd O1.tr1cton5 wltie: hayc
sii, ana IL L % beesea t. rszaarTsE ts4Tn 10
lnnt.er in what eynptoattc form Tho laastt ,ua dr
2. Il q TIE nes 'efa
plttAora, at ln AfESoRkHAGEA; mfns1u1 suppression.
:: e = 4 3 s5e
and invariably remove It.
MAID, WIFE OF WIDOW
May Use :Lcra with ccna1 eaetr, mud With cnti:e conf
dehce Il ,her curative e;ect Ths e2eela' v~sus Of
the Pills CONSISTS in their aEaCtAT1SG rowEh. They
p ,he Ment6!y leFod nm Iseular:ty lai;s; soo
P ss q N I'd ~ n s t. "a Il
npt or health. Ii there Is exeees,
Is reEtrnlned: II suppression. It Is removed;
dehiNy md relaxation exist, new vital energy L. eot
Unou tic health ot the reproductive ot-$ns OF .Fo-
ta her EencsHl health depends. II !. great ralsREa
10 su:posc tht nervous enat affections general
fsrxtlou liver phi1t p<lpltat3on ot tho eart.
hy.letta, rick headaehx4 Etddlness, &C.. are feHa1e
dIelsts. In the weaker se1 thsy hte taya,apy the
cnrsttye stem. When tet dlctcnit, Is tae
1sir Inyhlia immediately becomes ccnya sscsnt bct
srrngtn md eci1i1s return. hcf pain Md uanatutal
sFtaflpn pass aHsy: the cadkyefons hue OF hes co-
niextcn Il chan1edf fot TIC nesh ttat OF health; the
snd she once more rclotcs to thst xrstcst Of tsapo
raj b|csGlrgs sound mind 10 eonnd hpty" TO 70
Obtain these bcssnEf too itrhy estimated when Pas
ecsecd. Int ya!ued AboIe nj prtce whca Lost, the
sufferer las only one
SURE, uNFAILING BEsouRoE-pR.
CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
7l,x ASSERTION bold and broad rs IT nar sccN,
fnl ndrd on . Eeries OF cures--N1TucET ONE FAILURE
-extcndiuE through period Of DeaEiS twenty seafa
MARRIED LADIES.
ta feuru the causet enumerated, az frnm Eny other
fSffsr 1Aye xAt,YoRAATloS, have lAfa debarr-d H0E
fhnsr TOYS which compensate the p1lns OF maternity
ii 1on ud thetr disabilities removed BY the usd OF
thcs f1IIs They not only EKsuLA11, but aisb TlVIEY
Snd ixg7non LTx foft1ty1nE the constitution, wtie
fhey brace the physdq1e anu e1l.1aie tie splta u
caecs Of PnoLArsus rT7RI, o. u; ;ing q the womb
f3,sr tnris c1c,d Il wonderful and taken ref*e
inrfg nccordang 10 the dEsEHpnoDe they Will tn5nn
Dls atord rcficf without the lid of Iusses or ary
otLcs mechanical 1osenIaon.
, 1865-02-12

GREAT GIFT DISTRIBU-
VI TON.
100000
TATcNES. CIAINS DIAMOND RINGS. kG..

VIII 1V17705 W.T.
WORTH OVER
ONE MILLION DOLLAKSl
ALI to be sold for One Dollar ea,h!!
WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE.
Not to be paid Eor until you Know
What you are 10 Receive.
, 1865-02-12

Stafford Il D, Saylor 9 Z Smith George
SafHcne mr. Sheppard g o Smith GeoreeH
Sherkey s LAW EcsFdefe1d Geo Smith
rens Sanders Frank smith UP
Scbanb Matthias se1Et Smith Isaah L
Scales Vim 9 Shurtlef Flarel Smith Jamea r
scully sV,llism DR. Smith Philip
6hantyp Joseph SCAT George Smith Jss
ssa{lts Wm q shanlsy Francis Smith Joseph
, 1865-02-12
Quinn II Quinn Patrick Guilty Pat
Qua]y Martin

Richardson Robinson Tp
Henry Rose G F.
Rankin Jacob Ruggles Geo Z
Rea James Russell @ TT
Reynolds jas Robinson 2 "
Richie Hank Roach q J
Rand Jeremiah Roger3 Henry
G Rossiter j A
Riley ] @ rogers Henry .
Ripper james Robins j
Ryder Jamea J. Roe ] A
Redaeld dos + Rucker reV J 4
RIgly John II
lRead Jos IS Ruth Jas Lusk
Redldan John Rutenhause1 col
Reid DR. John Isaac
RfdgwRy VIII TRntter & co ] o
Riley capt Z Roach John
Randall MoeeB RRose WI
Roche Patrick Robson Wm II
Raus Al Root " "
Roark Patrick Ripper william
RiDsfey Al Root " W.
sEowlcy CHARLES Rooney Michael
Robinson G Rogers Martin
Roe Chas 3 RoWell capt J n
[Rohlnson DR. Russell MI
Rock Daniel j Russell William
Rust E1brfdce GKyan Iteut EE
Robert.pn EdWdReed T..omas
Ryan Kody Robinson rtos
Roach David Radrick dr
Roffnsou ] Roll august
Husglcs Geo F Randall G 3
[none George 3 Raich Henry
Rogers .ThotnaaRyerdan John
, 1865-02-12

Herbert chas Humphreys E Hols John 7
Hard & CO c B Hughes R E Hussat John
Howard Pat Houchtou & Hughs John G
Heduutt FU HuFy Robert Huduna 10
Huttet C D uook &c Huse John
nnrison q E HON Hoffman James r
HoHlsnd Haryy HYDE G Uor:h Joseph
Husd n q Hosletter L Hubbard "
Harley James HoInes Charles Hull J. coJK
Hooper FW Ho'msn Nicho1asHull ] G
Ilerahan Thos Hard Charles Mottnan Ja:p
Homes Ha!es HunserfoFd LHasinurt5 fIasSs. ~ y
h9Eard Henry eaRs a,roa oSess noSetana STe'
Howe HenryR IutchiuEs & Hoffman Al
Hyslop q Hc1iyr Holder Thos
n1bba11 acknowledgement IN Hooel1nd ] G
rev Holt & Easter -uuIchfn*on c n
Hyatt Uer,an G brook Howard Peter,
Horrc Herman Holman Bro Hoobs,~ Grace &
Holconb George HopEinson Bros Hogsn James
Humphrev1I1e Huehett II HoWes FFsnk
Thomas l. Holiday Mr. Hunters t& Bro
HINT Geo " Hughes Michael Hose1ton EDcloa
uowland g Hoyt Wm Hemingway R
Nozk s q E Uoeheau John
:
17mrte5h:t 7 John 1go Walter Haley Haley Thomas = p
Trans George ives Chas D Irving D
ldlemen 1denson VIM
i
Jewel Charles johnson B JoyHR
Senes 1Tno1d 5SRn.on sane,JsR1Ens Gso
Jones Robert Jones Geo A James Thomas
Jones " Jones Sam1 Il, J8mfsol
jones Thos II Jones James L James George :
Jones William Jones James jackson E u
Jones William RJones George B jones Daniel 4
Jones mr. JAmison L Jemson Daniel O
Jones Lndl wJ0yce Michael jackson s coDF
Baker jerks John Johns j. co
Jones Hugh P Joee J Johnston Owen
Judd mr. jackson James Jacob Louis
johnson " JacohsJ " JageoE " II
johnson B n Jewell DR. ] d
x
Kellogg, Gran-Knewles D IL Eothc JW
ger 3 Loine Knowles Del Karnau james
Kline &NichoIaskefffe E Ku1dix JohnJ
King g. Ettche1lKimball K B Kerr WilsouD
kenney OS Kellogg David Kaualy John
Kfdston Alex ktrgsley + B Kellogg Wm
knight A r Kufnie George HKerr VIM
Kelley reyCN Kirkwood TKulght VIM P
Keys Christophr Carter keeler J
King c Il Kellogg G b Keasateu Michl
King Kifdr Thomas Knight 4
King IF Kone George Kelley Samuel
Kane Charles Kendall Geo " Kennedy Edw1
Tram Charles K1mbn3i BtownKing Mlehsel
Kennedy Chns PKfmball H Kep1ey Martin
Knight g F Kaber Henry Eearns Thos
KeohanePh ilipHkenda1 j Wa Keely Michael
Kennedy PatrftkKe1so Jamea II kl1loridge Pat
Kerr Patrick Kolr ! II Ktnidcn Thos
Kelly Patrick Kelley Jacob Kirbs John
Kelly Daniel knowles FtankAkamaor Ja5
Knowles Doll kump q Keith AhiJoh
Kcrgh Dennis Kelley Il Kfpl1ng D
Ea1ffrnpf David
, 1865-02-12
LADIES, LIST

/ sa.r.C.1or,n 1,ra
1,haiS 4 III. 1h.r,tr n, mM '
tso . .X'.;. N1.t = ',ea 4e
Iet. Iena = !, e,t.a tntn 49,
N1ons 1 4aus Ioua Iona -tes w. Q
1sSa'19 . 9aiH..e oaaI M.ea Msu.
AZ ahs.ea an1It1,st 4tms., 91iss = n,,
tAncsey t,c s.ms. vcGaG ~. r IL IL"
A,,en 4 IL. IMay 1aaa - MIsa As1,..o a
Mi@ ;iS = ~ aHstW ! y ! 1u!ss "
Ancu onesT29o ms
ASSaH4SE + Ig aq Y . y mrs
/ Alaen II y mla
Anoetsou mrs
rav1ir rcra
Hahi,itt an7fc pu;Rs
ftat.rr wru
i,si,cncI MarH mr
Hei,h,t4 Trs
1ssi1ov Hoce w,ss
RsEci,,,,,, Sne.r, II mrs.
Rsi5n.tn Emma Tn1ss
EarnarJ 3faTr 1n5Sa
nnnnnn anns n'ra |
1:srEcr Mnrot m1s
lsa-ker Inurn f,,ies
Harker Liyv niles
I:arcal Mary miss
l}ar1oW Janc mrs
tsarney Mary g miss
Barney Hattie E mrs
Barnes Eliza A mrs
noIy Nary miss
Barntl1a Lizzie r mr3
Barrett Mnttnret miss
Barrett Josie q miFs
rtl.olomew r II mrs
Barlow E Louisa miea
lArton knte Ii miss
lSexter ThOs mrs
l;oyies Nary Z miss
lLtls A ] mra
is;cf Gncenta E G miss
Deckman Mnrf1 miss
Aeaupsc Mary ! mrs
Ecsr{ls1eT RQet, miss
Beard Jennie miss
, 1865-02-12

Vernon Sarah mrs
Van Allen Henry MRS
Valentine Lontsa miss
Treelnnd Mary Franct
u1Sxs
Van Eeuren u J mrB
Vernon Martha II mrs
, 1865-02-12

EEETK,L1IEN:S LIST,

zlrngcbl Mary mrs Zimmerman Kate mis-.
Inttinls.
, 1865-02-12

hfobher Chas
aMoore DDT
Murphy David
More Daily 8
Murf,hyDaniel 8
NoTen Edward
Morse EW
.-Mrrphy Robert
Morris Eiias
lM Mrrphy Thomas
Murtau sh Geo
Meyer JF
Morton George
morris james u
Mu1chay
Murphy
Moody James
M0pr0e Jas
Murray James T
Mnrph = James
Manns j
J Murphy Jas Il
Myera John
Morahan Johi,
Mulchro11a John
Moore John F
Murphy capt Jno
Morris John
lMeItcr John
Smith
Myers Michael
Norm John
Morris John "
Moor JOSEPH, L
Murphy J5hn
Moor Wm
Murphy Michael
MontgomeryM
Moria1 II PIP
Mason L 3
Murray II I'd >
.Mo11oy james
Moore " D
Murphy William
Moore III
lMorhsgan Michl
AlaloneyI I!cl,n.d
lMar1nette YIN
'Mahcr John
Meran Peter
Martin Pat
Moloney James :
Mctzker JIG
tMeTr!l1 George
Malrey II
aiurryFatr1ck
Monihan Jan, a.
Murphy John
MurphJThQs
, 1865-02-12
M Err CHANTS NATIONAL
4A1 TANK OF CHICAGO.
FDr tbe GSnl1 mincs.

ITO! FOR TEE GOLD LINES
Ill OF IDAHO.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-03
GOV. Charles Anderson.

BY his refusing to appoint Warner, the
Wellington Bank candidate for State Treas
urer on the Republican Ticket, to fill the
vacancy oceasioned by the removal apd
political death of DR.. Dorsey, is virtual
Reputation of the Abolition candidate
custom required 1t. The Governorwas APP
piled to, to appoint Warner, and 1t is said
that he raved furiously, declaring that
Warner would. have his bank started in
one corner of the State House in less than
two weeks-that he was worse than Dor
sew, and was controlled by bankers who
wished to use the money of the State, as
they have done In times past The Gov
ernor is determined to maintain tho
credit of, the office whilst he CONTROLS
and deserves credit for his action in the
premises. .4 Springfield Democrat ''tsssa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-03
Sealed. Proposals |,

WILL BE RECEIVED AT THIS OF.
wv fee until Mite. -uI II M . -.
Monday, the 9th Day of October,
at O'Clock 2. NJ. for furnishing materials and do
ing the following work Iei y.-.- .- '.gf,. ~ -
Grading and paving the sidewalk,.. cutters and
CROSSINGS on North Public lane, from Third street to
Grading and graveling the roadway of Spring
street. and gradng and paving the ,pnpayed side
WALKS. gneters and crossings from Water street to
: building an eighteen inch brick Sewcrin Elm al
ley, from W ater street 70 State avenue.
Sraighta from Gay street to the Spring street
Grading and paving the uupaved sidewalks, gut
ters and CROSSINGS On Maple street, between High
Grading and paving tie unpaved sidewalks, gut
ters and, CROSSINGS on Straight alley, from North
Public lane to Spiing street. ... -.-
Grading and paving the uDpaved sidewalks on the
north side OF Friend street. from Seventh street to
WASHINGTON avenue: -f'..
Grading and raying the unpayed cutters and
crossings, and grading and graveing the unPsved
Sidewalks and roadway Of Lynn alley. from Center
alley t. Fifth street: lx4l.iof5 10. 80.
GRADING, and paving North alley from Soldiers
UGfsding and paving the unpsyed sidewalks, gut
tefsand crossings on High street. from Russell street
BaiiSins RES4 tRSr4iy incti brick Sewer in North Pub
hch1e, from Third street 70 Fourth street. a.,
Building thirty-six inch brick Sewer in Fair al
Ohy W DpIiuB stIocJ.
Tho foregoing work is 10 be done under the orli-
nances Of the City Council. and in accordance with
plsn' and specifications whichmay be seen in this
Cfice. f..l5t
The bids will be opened by the committees of the
City Council, for the, Yards in which the respective
any or Gil Of the bids wif he claimed by the COM
inlttseaiIJ a3i '3 sstrl. w. w. ,P0LLARD. n
psuni,yaa falz.. tf ,al5 City Civil Engineer.
City Civil Epginesr's Office, No. % West State
September as, Is65.dIot lieiaS isaaA
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-03
Senatorial District Meeting.

A Democratic Senatorial District Meet
ing, composed of the counties of Madison,
Clarke and Champaign, convened in the
city of Springfield, on Saturday last. i.
On motion VIM. Reid, of Clarke, was
called to preside as Chairman, and Caps.
Ward, of Champaign county, was selected
to act as Secretary.
After transacting some preliminary busi-
ness, the name OF Parker Bryant, Esq, Of
Champaign county, was presented for State
Senator, and he was unanimously nominal
ted.
We have no acquaintance with the NOM
inee, but those VINO know him best say he
is man preeminently suited to the posi-
tion, and worthy of the confidence Of the
people. That he may be triumphant in the
contest is our most ardent wish, and we
shall labor to bring about such result, If
possible, in this benighted region of Adolf
tionism.-Cldrke County ID eDtocrat. 3f'TtU a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-03
~ STARRING AAsAS
MEDICAL COLLEGE,
IsTadoeC0LUmBus, OHIO. dssrf

THE NINETEENTH REGULAR SEES
i sion commences WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER
lSTH, ,ils65. and -onds MARCH lsT, 1895. rfae.s z
oCIihieA Lectures on prs tical Medicine and Sur
at St. Francis Hospital, in the College building :
This Hospitalwas opened August LIST, and already
hasa large pumper Of patients. Lc N
olSt1dSnh will also bsye ADVANTAGE Of clinical in
strpction in the hospital of the Ohio Penitentiaiy
FACULTY: wri .-1s5
m, Smith. NJ. D.. Prof. Principals and Practice
e'iSa3S,es fsnSis Garter D Prof Obstetrics and Dis.
easesQf Women and Children.
j. W. Hamilton, M. d.. Prof. Surgery-Eye and
rTJohR Dawson. N. D., Prof. Anatomy and Physi
TIco, q. Wormloy. NJ. D.. Prof. Chemistry and
Startling Loving. M. D.. Prof. Materis Medic. and
Therapeutics.
Students on their arrival. by calling at the Office
Of the Dean on State street, or upon the Jantor q,
the College, WILDE assisted in procuring suitable
For Circulars OF additional information, address
.sa,, ERANUIS, CARTER, NJ. d., Dean.
septic -ietswswFS y va .J&TWSgf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-03
q III f R i IFFPSRgg
~
P ROCL AM ALTON!

THE QUALIFIED VOTERS OF
i Franklin County are hereby notified TO meet at
their respective places Of holding eleotonf on the
I'd Tuesday Of October. A. ID. 1865, being the
lOih Day OF October, A. ID. 1895,
and vote for the following officers, to-wt
One Governor; one Lieuienant Governor; one Su-
preme J Judge 6ulI terfn)t one Supreme Judge IVA
cancy); one Treasurer Of State; one Attorney Cen
eTal; one School Commissioner; one Member Of
the Board Of Public Works: one Clerk Of the Su-
CLERK Of the Courts; one Treasurer: one Auditor:
one Commissioner: one Infrmary Director one
Coroner; one Surveyor, and one State Senator TO
The Trustees Of the several Townships are reauir-
ed to return to the Clerk OF the Court the names Of
the following number Of Jurors:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-03

Given under my hand and seal, this 9th
tsEAL.] day. Of September, A. u. 1865. . -...- =
.It.gI .Il. WILLIAM DOMIGAN. III
Sheriff OF Franklin County, Ohio.
The sun., 1865-06-26
Her Passengers Live on a Desert
Island for Ten Days.

IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.
The sun., 1865-06-26

By tho arrivA OF Bsrh Damon, hou iucncs A'r'''
". have dates to May 9th The Afgcuttne 'ourt'"
commenced it, iusslon on May ist hat no iusU'
Of I'M porance had been tran acted Public attention
,htoushout the country vas entirely cnsro''ci by
m. var with Paraguay, and great enihu'iSm us
unaffected to r,rcd III, uncacd for Invasion oit
country 10y that Republic Large numbers 81 tf'-
had been raised Ia tho provinces Of Eutre Hio' a.
Corro.tes, and others wore also tcins daily embark
ed from Tucuos Ayrcs. treaty Of alliance was
signed al lu-nos Ayros hotNecn lltaE, Uruguay nat
the Arscntino Confederation. The brazilian TO-,
and army were under way 10 Cofreu'es, where tho
para.uayan army Of Invasion remained aner no
capture of the city of the 'ac name, and two Ar"n-
the war steamers anchored In the port The PAM
gua,ans hat aivaucod ons shori distance iu'o ''"
proviucc AMI no new events had tran'pred, hu' 'o'
tho preparations that we're making TO "ihojge'
them ness Of interest may BE- expected shortly.
The sun., 1865-06-26
Funeral Of Mrs. VIM. ~. seward.

The funeral obssqu g. OF Arr. WIN. n sc~ard took
place ~ ssturdr At Auburn, ~. and was attended
Nv sge nuinNcr ot the iriends n the dcceAed he
fesiseuco Of Nj sosard IL ,ut rounded by tesutiiul
grounds, to which Mrs. seward va foldly suNctcd,
and ortly before her pit dcpausd she sad 10 her
hurband "Oh. Hcnu, hos shSu,i Ike to -ce the
foNcts, nzd hear hs .irds Ia the garden once NOR "
IN accordance with tho s'it oi th.r wish, her re-
mains wore p,acci IN ) tiot, iu Tie gro aud.
surrounding the mansion ui hr. reward, Shoic tirv
were visited duiiur to morning ~ Saturday, by tic
friend. Of the family ~ o'c,ocE iusefsi ptocef-
,i0u rsr formed, Au' rroc,cdo w. 81 Istorr thlL'
where the iunoi a sery.cr Of Tie lp."ops' church
wa feni over toe holy, The Hlthi wa tttu'ltully
decorated vith flowers, cent by mourning tNend'
tiom .arlou. part, oi the country. Tho remains
vsr. thea cou.tysi from the .urCh to the ctmt-
terry. followed hT Nj SsEsfd, Ars " Jrdcn tsistor Of
Mr.. seward, his s1r, cAqglter AMI Qth'r mcinlr"
OF the family MT. scvdfd Hpp sfed to /" bui no
dowu Nis soEos, .ttrnctiug aii eve, upon hiii snd
awakening the mott profound sympathv. ihr secre-
tary vAs Att,nled by Dr. Norf', Of tho .. Aiiny,
who has beun ia, physician aud iriend hfuuth Ia,
,r,cr. trials In she family group ot Iroutuer' N ia.
tnuich wcto IT. domrrtic-, inciuainF Nicholu aud
hArri.t BogAIt tuoredl who hpve been IA the str
/ Wee OF MT. sew ard Tor Upwards VI tiiiV ye.rs,
The sun., 1865-06-26
From Europe.
Four Days Later Newp.

The steamer City Of Boston, from Cueenrowt on
tie 18th Of June, ha- arrived at this Tsr
Ihe L. T. steam frigate Niaeara arri' Cd at South
nnpton on the 18th inst, and expected to ~ ino
dock 20 rcft. She EXCHANGED EAlutez with British
fripats The s.cramento arrived Al southau Pton on
the 18th, and apshored alongside the haAsaa.
NAVAL DFHoSFrEArIpS ny EHGLASD AND THAscr.
Alta banquct given by the FishmongeTs' Company,
London, 10 the Prince Of wsles on the 10Th instant
Io.d Clarence Paget, ia responding 10 toast Of rto
Navy" stated hat the I'm peror Of the French had
iuS ted the tn,-n AmOT-p atcd feet 20 maze tour
around the coast OF frasce and that In return the
Pr,nch aIn0f-p sted htet had Leon nk1d 70 make
feetrgCrc cy.e,'Ol ~ le At Plymouth together AhOH
he middle oi July. IL u reported that the llince oi
Wles vii probably ievieS tte leela a. Plymouth,
ant Iuo Emperor Napoleon at ClofbOsrg.
AMFEtDAS AIEAIls.
Lord Brougham aIsons tho guests a. tho ban
quet given 70 tho Prince Of Wales, at Fishmonser's
Hall and in rcrpondibs to toast 10 tho lIouso Of
Iords, no spoEe Is follows IN regard to American
affairs;
II my voice could reach across the Atlantic, II
would tel our kiu-men that thuir lest iTiend.thoHe
who have teen their advocates through good report
and thTouph lad report-uO1 pray and hese"ch them
10 use he victory Which, BY gieat courage great per
reverence aud no little military skil, they have
gained ia mercy wen IA IN Justice (cheefO; that
they should not sAin the scAnod with the blood Oi
their prisoners tcheertg that thsy should thai
thosa pr .ouera BON they call rebels, were ueafed
by them al warrors tcheeED ihat uuees seIe madi
The sun., 1865-06-26

~ rNfrme for the solution u the question of w.
nuchies ,s proposed, has been completely carrea
ont eNceptus the urtalA alton q tho ftnte u Aufut-
tenhurr ~ tiukr Of schleswis. I 1lste'n The can
t.ge place any dsy, upon rhe fincc pro'thg ~
hereditary rirht to the puclcis hich lac hA' W 70
Tie present time. failed 70 do. In conversation
With me- last year, his IIighuess feectsd The mot
crate demsnis oi PtussIs. Nll ctpfesscd hin-'f -
follows why did vou come 20 the l'uohi@ We rhh
uo, call Won matter, uuld have been tcttici li-
out Prssla Annexation to Prussia 10 the lesi W nS
ior lIotten but there 10 no prospect OF
roinpiishment, account Of the large ttbts ,ot
which II would he necessary for Prussia N tehu,I
her,sif I.ble Amer the refusal Of our mudciatc
demands By Ihe rtince u Aurusttulut., .e t"'h "c
| lus ttDI In euhrsuusuty Increasing them"
| The Government hii Wa finally te'ccted, and VI"
PROPOSALS OF the Committee stc ~ ICED TO ~ liU
! ms c-itv. Iiorr Mafnct's ameudiusnt VA a.
rejected.
| Latest Commercial.
| Corru~ sale. fcr two days bboUo tales inel'din
90, lOO hale, TO specuaors ant eNportets Tue indhe'
| IL huoy ant a an advance uf sdAld yer 70.
| HHFAuzrtff-. The mtttet u very dull.
| puovtstuNs. heuarkUt IL inactive.
| LONDON Juts Is. tousols clls" Al W. iNr none
ANtHirAN SIu, .t.. Illinois t'utsA ksth"l '. : .
| s1~', Eric Railroad, s.a5Js; United nta.o' p. q
| ~ euklgs, bSaiS
The sun., 1865-06-26
The Reported Hallway Disnster ON the
Ohio aud Mississippi ks ilrosd Untrue.

~. Louis jan, 2I.-1he di' Jatch from Louisville,
fivln. an count Of All Accb ~ on the ohio and Mis-
y.,ppi k.I~V n sOOe~ol o, lnd.' ana Ia -nich u
was slated that fifteen .uiseTs ScTo Killed and one
buidIei ard fly wounded, II prUuQuncoi ty the
oniceEs Of the losd % Doc Without roundnt,on
An accident occurred on lhlTdV' A. CMlsls STA
vele killed. and q Fht or ten soldiers sounded Snd
M. s Ihe only oMn lnaL hat occuIIod W the ROAD