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The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-18

A. (bewildered). Eli why-7I-( takes |
off his hat, and puts it on again for no
particular reasonl.
b. (who, having disengaged himself
from A. Is arm, approaches G. viciously).
So, sir, we do meet, do We? (fumbling
i'm his pocket). You may remember
what 1 promised you-( fumbling harder
than ever in his coat tails) horse
lfumbIing in his breast pocket)--h
horse-whipping discovering that this
is the only day for the last six weeks
that he has come out without the horse
whip.
b. (furiously). Dare I'll. !,
A. But can't = won't = words fail
him; he is pushed aside by b.
b. Ito A. Violently. I beg, sir, your
Crowd who have quickly collected
addressing Al You get out, will yer
"a. regards them Indignantly
c. trembling with suppressed rage).
| have nowish for street row. (Abou
to move Off. fI5.l La 4,
Crowd (disappointed). Yah Ito b.,
| Give it him, little 'un. ..
A. Quite right Ito CO. You'd better
90, we can settle it quietly. - -.
c. (vociferating). Quietly lti
| through you, sir, Ito Az thai ...
| u. You're coward, sir! Ito CO.
| C. Saying something fierce intis-
| tinctly.) Thro.o-o-oo-- aug 90
A. addressing BOTH. But look g
here, you know .....#f#..0 :
Crowd (delighted.) Hooray 3
don't stand none of his nonsense =
(alluding to Al "u
Policemen Suddenly appearing on the
scene.) Now what's all this here?
Crowd giving A. into custody.
That's him, Peeler. 81
Little boy (gratuitously). Iseed him
do it. ... ...... #st III - =. H-,
Policeman lin an ofthand manner)
Here, | can't have any of this 'ere ob
struction no longer Ito Co. Now, sir
do YOU give this person in charge? Gal
luding to AZ ,sI, - sa.
q G. (who would like to do it very much
but is withheld 10y stern sense OF jus
tice). No. -
Policeman. Well, then, Tin a concil
atory tone), don't go lolterihg an
= longer. Come Ito the crowd, you mo>
- OH now, there amt nothing; move o.
e or I'll have some OF you III TWO tWos
,s will. (Exeunt little boys hastily. al
!. the party breaks up, b. having VANISH
/. some time since n.a
b. and G. will hencefOrth always spe
X of A. as a meddling fellow. And A W
q, have learnt the lesson that no introdu
n ton must be entered upon without q
T. care. and conscientious observance
7 all the precautions hereinbefore
l. down. L LII,
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IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS

IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS
THEoLD ESTABLISHED
BALTIMORE STEAM PACK Ell CO.,
So well and 50 f,vorably known TO the Public as inc
M. n. FALLS LINE,
Are. now Running their Favorite Steamers
LOU is A N A,
CAPT. GEO. W. RUS ELL;
ADELAIDE,
CAPT. JAMES CANNON;
G E r G T. A n A,
CAPT. p. Plans ON
They cave the Government Wharf Norfolk, daily AT
Az o'clock and High street Wharf, Portsmouth, at 4
o'clock, p NJ, for Baltimore, touching at Old Point
These Steamers carry the U. Maitland Adams Express
Freight and freight and passenger accommodations
are unsurpassed .,,,, l.,
Passengers taking these Steamers arrive in baltimore III
time to connect with the early trains TO Washington ana
all points North and West.
Through tickets be procured on these steamers Tor
Washington Philadelphia, New York, and all points
North and West. $50
Baggage checked to all points free of charge and spe
cial attention given to their delivery
These Steamers run in connection with the celebrated
Steamers THOMAS C0LLYER and Nj. MARTIN, oil th'
Norfolk and Richmond Line.
Any information desired will be cheerfuy given by Tho
Clerks of the Steamers application to the once
the Company in Norfolk.
Rsy- BE sure to inquire for the FALLS LINE
THOS. II. WEBB, Agent.
ouo1otf Norfolk, Va.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-18

The municipal authorities of Avignon
have regulated demonstrations st the
theatre in a novel way. During the
performances applause alone is permit
ted. AT the close, the audience will be
invited to express their opinion, and
the manager, list in hand, will pro-
nounce the name of the actors and
await the expression of opinion from
the audience, which, if unfavorable,
must be confined to kissing and last no
longer than five minutes.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-18
NEW LINE ST f. A M F. X > +,
FOR BALTIMORE, DAILY, At ST p N
RICHMOND, S. A. NJ
From Wharf foot of Roanoke and Market Squares
Caryying HdrndeRs and Reifs Express

The Steamers of this Line all new, and Their re
makable speed is due to their constructions the most ap
moved Modern Models of the fast Hudson river steamers
having been adopted. , ..s
The superiority of these models gives them great ad'
vantage over the boats of the old style OF naval costr
ton and the newness of their Boilers and Machinery
guarantees to the public their perfect safety. -,
1t is hardly necessary toinorm our patrons that WIN
their powerful Machinery and fine water lines they 40
not require the slightest approach to tracing to ena-
BILE them to attain much better rate OF speed than any
boats in these waters.
The NEW LINE is composed Of the following elegant
Sde-Wheel Steamers superbly lifted up with SALOONS ana
single and family State Rooms
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-18
baltimore STEAM PACKET
ID COM ANY.
STEAMER "EOLUS,o

NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH TO FORT MONROE,
EASTERN SHORE, MATTHEWS COUNTY,
GLOUCESTER AND YORKTOWN.
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL.
The New and Fast Steamer "E0LUS," Captain r.
MCCARRICK will commence her regular trips to the above
named places on the 9Th SEPTEMBER.
This Steamer will leave the Government Wharf, Nor
folk, DAILY, AT 6l9 and Portsmouth at O'clock A. NJ
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY,
for Cherrystone-eyery
TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY,
for Mathews ard Gloucester counties and Yorktown,
touching at Old Point going and returning on each trip
This Steamer connects with the Baltimore Steam
Packet Company's Steamers "L0UISIANA' and AIDE
LAIpE' for Baltimore, and the Steamers "TliOMAS
COLI1 Err" and CITY OF RICHMOND for City Point
and Richmond ,..
Through tickets sold on this Steamer to Baltimore,
CITY Point Richmond and her connections.
This Steamer especially adapted to the service IN
which she has been engaged, being very FAST C'a'hs
made the trip in IA hours less than any steamer on the
route having Fine Accommodations, and is noted rs an
excellent Sea Boat and will make her trips regardless Of
the weather. -, ,,.
For freight passage apply to the clerk of the Steam
Ell or at tho Office of the Company.
IA e.
Fare to Old QUO
Fare to Mathews, Gloucester, Yorktown and
ei w
Fare from Chcrrystone, Mathews and Glouces-
ter counties and Yorktown to Bamore....... . 10
RichnoDd...... 90
TIIOS II. WEBB,
sen16-tf Agent.
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might have been expected, is ready for
the trial at any moment. Ike any
other respectable paddle-wheel snip, sne
came out of ninety-siX hours tflal en-,
tirely uninjured as regards her engine
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THE NORFOLK POST
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
TNHE NEW LINE STEAMER
FROM

TINHE NEW LINE STEAMERS
FROM
NORFOLK TO FORT MONROE, BALTIMORE, RICii-
MOND, MATTHEWS COUNTY AND CHERRfsfoNE,
CARRYING THE GREAT
RNDEN'S ETPRESS.
The following First Glass, side.Whee Steamers win
unsurpassed accommodations namely:
GEORGE LEARY, CAPT. BRAKEMAN,
JAS. II. BRADY, CAPT. lands,
Leave for Baltimore, DAILY, at 81 o'clock p NJ arrV
ing in time to connect with all the early trains
CITY POINT, CAPT. TALBOT,
MAGENTA, CAPT. BAULsIR,
Leave for Richmond, DAILY, al O'Clock, A. M. s'ato
Room furnished FREE of CHARGE.
These Steamers all leave from New Line Wharf foot OF
Roanoke and Market Square.
Through tickets sold for Philadelphia, New YORK, ana
all the principal cities West. Passengers and baggage
taken from boat to free of charge
The Steamers all touch at FORT MONROE, and con-
meet with each other, going and returning.
For any information regarding Freight or Passage or
securing State Rooms in advance apply at the Once on
the wharf. ii. V. TOMPklNS
sep9--tf Agent
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The people of Reading and Brighton,
Mass. have erected monuments, at
cost of $4,000 each in honor of their dead
soldiers, - 49, 81. .s#
, 1865-08-28
Markets by Telegraph.
NEW YORK NIIDYIGIKT mARKET
REPORT,
Especial Despatch to the Western Associated rtess1

rsneeial Desnatch 10 lie Western Associated Press
new ToGk, Aug as
STOCKS.
The Railway Stock market was nrn at ths stock
Exchange, with iii upward movement tnod ooutneru
Fort Wayne ard Rhode 1s1naa Daring fhe na9 sueE'
was considerable nuetuaaon. ont the market eose'.
steady. Governments were qniet ana s1esoy. ooal
aeo laAcc''aneous e'oeAs "e'e ao1es' out seaesa'J
e'eaoS'
..-- =, aoLo'
oo.a sns *, ss ~, s ~ s,,s,,u
spec1c to-eny "ets *s'"'s inese j" ~ 'peee'"eA'S
oemano u ilApos'sues'
iac 'oan i'H ~. - ..y ~, ~ '-,css
r.x ~ - - ~, ~ .1Ts ~, .,,,- ~ .h. r.,
eaucun, ,.os p,.sa'n r.,". 49, s,oatar. nIho,e
ses ~ ~ Wet1, W. ~ ~ r.. en- ~, r-a.t
n4eeHs Sss'' 1850 trn -. T.., 49,, ~
e1ot, ~ - ., ~ g. 1.J c,.to. 10 ~ c.,sa ~
~ ~ ns, s."T. as ~
HlAut teet. ~ ,'e1. Tf~
Hta1o =. .,-1s.s - S. 7, a,:, - -ne-,a - 'S''-
- III" Al "snS+'As ..N. ~ - de's. ~ 'SsS'~~'
n,,. Lt ~
1n0 We. 1as ~ .o'.u "e.A5
4ae "ne y. w naasl uas oe.u ~. aulns sle
Weck. os1ak aenana e4lses' anu MANY asae'es nave
pceo *aAcA VI ftc10laslou'
akEAtktuLFs'
Uealere pellcse a pseaustons VIII oe lfghes- thefe
mas bern Eood aeGfce q ACTIVITY ID inc nafSet LOT
western aao ssate nout. iIiees nave nasaneed ss.c
lee dem ano mas oef oneny tcr local aae ano JOE ID.
Sesment. "flu sotac inquiry LOT ia aeiveIy* fasosn
nc iofelEn aos,ees aase impaIted acu'!.Ss aau tae
speculative leene moro notieeaose. me sales tor
e1uA s'nls sto ~ - auI "n'o
lee exports nafc Deea <a>s4s o91s.
ofAH. .-,.
ihcse mas been eAr1aoie oot genesaH5 hcslve ae.
nano lot Wheat s!nce OUT last EeFeE In lcts lof Iu
iufe afilver5, Arrivals mare ben c.ca.es. ana prices
n1se M W. s ~ @
crop Of Eprpg Wheat In the West Is not poor
eTf,P e a n nj taet
, 1865-08-28

Board or TnApE-IsAuoga5aA1oS GoHS5afMf Nosza ~
Tra Jsooma wiI be o1rered 10 the use Of the Board
wiS Imposing Inauguration ceremonies, which b, VI
Union Th formal na sss5sfs oI ssn1 e ReesSon ion
ela eG1ee E hs u oe, s GR eSsn j.
Chlcaso. Ar: Morgan ths arst oIganist n ne h,s
Void pre5aed te ,tay and ~ ths 5,s
tntsspnstt1Rs nostek q Iii e sso Mob B. there
giving solo and aerxars Joining II 3aod dnftt Sa;
Iii Simpson, the famous New io'k ~ !enas, s,,as "a
been The ozchsss wnts = ~ 9ha opea
Hos1. T aqS her s uad, ss esns
, 1865-08-28
aurtin,1 Sales.
General Nptices.
nR. HUNTER ON CATARRH.

(nR. HUNTER ON CATARRH.
sass ss fs e sas
ssns isins a.o e. th5oss iss5a1 H.sd 81
Pns e. eace hs na1 efs " M ~ 5,ss ts
lnssshe nasal passage rEst Teesises Injury nom ~
an AZ eon tue ar OF NON '0s r.
IIsfs - tNo kinds q eatsHh-acute and chronic
lie ~ sss: t. "a e 1.sss ss
sal{ ne dleffs ;seS sSpnie9neaee Of leaving simple
nassus. wSlsS s sso
RI osa@ IL se esfss
had rsauE1nE almost constant attsntlon e kesp the
rom In ri sas on
sSHs ss9 pe S IA
ntten The mucous membrane becomes nlccsated and
III aSH :sR 1t fRa IL
charse has a offensive odor1especi1,{ i thts The
e IL 6o1e: 6ase several sasa sases aoS undss
eass as nsa Me FL Sn e
tiyssy1apems q chronic catslIh BECOME MID, bit
s5ass's pSsss S Ts Tss Z e. s% sR eaoss M
ta1a e rs.S subject @ to TIE cold, aud will have QUO
@isdie @ = e: aaa q
ssaEs WI HSs?1ai III
ulcers 1t ony after months, and Often years. Of lr
ea.a1rh 10 shs seatsa 6rsnshltls" no hsoneii. %
lions Of tubcscis t. hc ing ap ofa Whole iohe a.
whole q The tanF alseesed becomes reduced 70
dreaded malady sssshes e III ~ mi sta:s;
oo can aaa
aas & 81 a1a Msn e IN
e s III e RpS @ tas sS ay e
aetrow % such e, ,Pressioas as LIS only sasa!fh
bronchial ansstt9n" A. AIa,. sacEe a1s lew xae suasr
may SEEM hns do not sooner O. later. lit saasum s
sunpaa. has I'D 10 rtntdy % Ieas nj Sea
saI1 and repsoaeh On The page q med!clne Nor has
il eur Teaeh ron the q the di!case, OF tie
malEny q ik nature for we ean reach tae diseased
SSads q I'D sases.ond thc disease Itself i s!mpiy
enIoplc aaamIa,on Pnss!ssans nsss ialle3 because
fey have generally teen satisfied with squirting
:aNeza;iye" ior fhe stomach which Of con,sc, docs
no Zone sns 81 'as e.
less hoaIssaess s6oEing that ~ Irritation II whcn ex
caanot. therefore, hope 10 oy applications to
tas 9Sss
eAs vapoEs. I'D daily snoTestoE ths nosri.s with
siirsr ahoweFtns machine. which had constructed
'os ecngaay has II been that we doubt f
win fiji 70 ont Of hundred wheo properly and
asy sas ,Ss
I'D patiens mill become. lost sight OF disas
nsaas @ = = .0!s
n ssss ssses esseS f nSs
~ f$S fTrr4n m fhFnu {11kJ
, 1865-08-28

Lead Of Hans Halata ana 1t IL sntIet,a,ed thsk sew
cfl other Of the leading rocslists Of our ciy will
MD 70 swell the harmonic chorus. Il will be an r.
hihitton Of Stat We can do with our 'hoe talcut''
10 ChlcaEo. The hou5e. the performers, the guests
ard the oerasio,i eocspEing is attractions, may be
expected to I'LL The house to lis utmost capacity.
Those who would not be disappointed at being IN.
able to obtain admission viii do well to secure
their seats at ths earliest available moment, a.
cIr ts every probability thai hundreds n,o:e will
seek admission 'han can be provided for. The sal.
Of tickets commences At o'clock on Tuesday
morning In the Opera House Office
, 1865-08-28
Illinois and Michigan Cannl.
Especial DESPATCH to the Chicago Tribune.

HR1raxPoET, Aug. M.
ClsAExD-At1ca, St Louis, 1c2 SIG It lumber; Johns
town. ennfrln 50 brs ea 70 900 slaves and heading
Monarch, Peoria 81, ,a n lumber: Champion, St Louls,
i5o hsls salts Sunrise, rekn lumber; Marion,
Pektp Is 81 IT lumber, a. 30 shingles, q m lath; afon-
tauk, Peoria. t791l3 r. lumber. 1900 shingles;
Douglas, No PGktn, H,79 # lumber, L. 80 lath; Dol
phiD, Ottawa, s6 2io II lnnbcr; Mclenuan Seneca;
Cataract, Hcnncrn, 50 bris salt; John Carter, Morris
100 brls salt; Rocket Lockport: Hammer. Morris; Gen
Sherman, Morris; Wasp Lasalle; Rock Run, Norris !;
Fey City, Morris; sebastoro, Norris q to2 # lumber;
Imperial Loclport; Seneca, Ottawa III bFIs salt, 900
fttumbcr; Morning Star Ottawn, ~ tons snnlries;
A1!dn ct Louis 40 bulls salt $4,000 MS salt ln sacks;
Maple Leaf Joliet, LOO cedar posts. lumber, 25
shingles, Is brls salts Eclipse, Lockport; AoIzo
IAch Lasa1lc sac3, It lumber, e 900 laths Adams,
No 2, 6cneca; Planet Ottawa; Harrington, Mar
scIlles, Is hr1s sat; " Gurnec, Lcuoat; Advance,
1c1uonts Resoutc, Lemout: Il Loon1s, Lemont; In
yesdgatos, Lnnont; c " Zimmerman. Morris; Arncsi-
siar, Lasalle; Ocean, Jersey Landing III, 100 n
lumber, s. N shingles.
Am1vEp-Rcsetute, Lenont, 10 cubic yds rnbble
stonc 20 cubic yds dimension stone; Investigator Le
mont 10 cubic yds dimension sonc IS cubic yds ruhble
stone, Loo.nls Leluout 80 cubic yds rnbble stone;
II Gurney. Lemont, 80 cubic yds rnbbc stone; Ad-
ynnce, Lemont 20 cubic yds subbe stone; Shamrock,
Lasallc, 500 bu corn; O'Connor, Lasalle 1000 hu
corn, 1900 bu vheat; Edinburgh Asal,e, asl7 bu corn;
Hunter, LaSalle, sl1 bu corn Glbzalter, LaSalIe s
bn corn; cayusa, Loekport 1850 bu corn; Contest,
Morris, ,0c0 bu corn; cuha, Ottawa, GOO ha corn.
, 1865-08-28


Especial Despatch to the Chicago Trfbune.I
ST. LoCrs, Arg. 70.
TonAcco-Lower. Factory tngs, S5.0Ga5SO; rlaut-
e1s' do ssoa7oo; common shipping Leaf *scaGa11a5
medium do, $li.9slI.o; good do, eis.s5a1e5o; ccn.
mon manufacturing leaf, tls,sa321.7.; medium do,
x27ona 1000; gool do, SD.s0. .
GsA1x-Theat-C Choice lot OF white wheat, So SACKS
and 10 bsis, sold nj s2 r bu 1t raised IN sehoy.
Ter county Ipo!a, and took the premium at the FAr
In that county: srstng at tl.3tso; fair fl, slf3
good rs s1.s7; prime fall, $50 2 bu. CoFu steady
yeiow &c; wltts, Sic. Oats steady At sA6c for new
&c for old. Rye tteady At &c; $50 bu ut soc.
WursSFr-Ftm at f2.2t = GAL
Peoylsls-sa1es 130 tcs lard 1t 23Hc. Bacon shoul.
derR l6Hc. .... . ...-....-.
F1orR-steady; srrlug extra, 800, double extra.
*a.N@t1+o. ..
Associated Press Dcspa,ch.1
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 26,
Cnr1oS-Ecceipts, ~ halts; no sales
FLoIR--f9-001l II 20 for double extrH- ..
GEAIx-Wheat and corp unchanged. 0uts 2s9ss for
new; Sc for old. Rye v29sOc-
ToRACCo-luEs lower; Leaf steady at 2a1Ss-51 ;
BhfprtEr Leaf, $t5-51J s5-s4.
WlIsIy-$SA.
, 1865-08-28

Especial Despatch 10 The Chcago TEtbune.l
- ... ....... DETROIT, Aug. IT, 1857.
Ur-Great West, York State, nale, Collins, Lydia
Case.
DowS-siarllght, Flske, International, Gertrude.
WNp-Sonth west.
Er-rtope1ler Adaat,c; schooners Culver, Chicago,
Blndc, Stalker.
DoHs-schooncrs Morris, Milan, Katc Robinson,
Foote, American Union, Tracey, Brown.
vND-S.E E,
, 1865-08-28

FInvR-Firu, but quiet. ....-...
GRAE-Whtat closes quiet and nominal at q Sc for
No. Spring, and q 90 or white Canada Corn closes
Il sc for No. illinois old. Barley and re nominal.
WuNKxT-t11s.
PK0y1sIoye-fptk &s2:o0. .-.' .-. ...
CANAL FHxloHrs-Io New YoTk-Wheat, 1sc; Com,
1Sc: Oats, RAc- -.,. arss
lSa{i bu. oatB, s, 50. bu; barley, Is bu. -
CAEAL E1FoKrs-Wheat 81 os5 bu; con-, ss.5s3 hu !;
oats, $500 hu ! rye, so hu.
, 1865-08-28
Toledo Market.

ToLxno, Aug. u.
wee S,1T M e "a Vile 'ha eS
gan at S7.i5; new, E2.oda2na; old amber Michigan
s:.a5a116; new, 100 Com steady, Sales at 'S9S}c
Catk-salea At 4AAaIe.
, 1865-08-28

- WLW4CkEEf AU15. Is.
FIorRFfrm.
I;EAE-Whe4t frms aales at 81 fal l.tiH for No, I.
REcFPIs-SR50o brls -four.
SUPxESTSs,S00 hIla -four, Il, 600 bu wheat,
, 1865-08-28

EALI1AoRx, aug. =.
FLoCt-Dutl and unchanged. -
GEA1S-Wheat frm. Prime aeatce: Corn quiet
PRoy1s1oSs-SteafJ and In GaiE demand. Ness pors
at Es!.Gp
WruErr-Ftf1n at n ~
, 1865-08-28

New York Stock and Money Market.
NEW 1uRxr Aug. Il.
McyEr-conttuues eaey. At sss cent for cali loans
S1YnI1sG E1cuASaE-Dull nj lA94Al0H.
GoLD-Shade n1mer, opening st III, advancing &c
1fl., and closing at f41k.
The total exports Of specie tod3y we're $SiS,Q15.
, 1865-08-28

Boston Mining SS0CkS.
NKw YoRK, Aug. rs.
Prices Of mtnlns stocks bid In Boston todsyi Cen.
tsl g; Copper Falls ri Franklin 3: Hancock
81; Hudson q; 1Alf Royal II; Minnesota Q; Quincy
SIX: IQcklaoa 1; SnneIiQIS.
, 1865-08-28
LOCAL MATTERS.

Werttn'x Life Cordial Curee Dysentcry,
Diar1ha4- and nIl kindred cpr1pIaiuts Cures liz
worst cases. Lord Smith, Chicago, H., agents
LOT lne @>oflnHcst- aussksJ8-1t
nr. Hunters Letter,-Dr, James Hunters
letter, :Shich we publish on this pasu OF today's
1EsHe di.Gasses subject Of very general iatereat
quenr connection with consumption, 20 great a
source Of mortality, render every light thrown
upon the subject Of great Importance. The ration
hands, while the success Of bis pract,ca Is amply
attcsted: We commend the perusal Of these prac-
tics1 and scientific lette1s to our readers.
Cleanse the blood OF all Impurities and
}ou neutlAize The virus OF many dseases at their
eou1ce In al dssoTatrs e} Gts Asin Ms glands, ~
screjuous complaints, eaaeeT, De-, Dr. Jayne's Al
TEKAINE Is standard curative, and while it IL a
fault in many medicines that before they reach the
no such drawbaet attends lis roraedy, % for It su5,
talns THO health Of the sufferer while Graduating the
cause OF bis complaint. For sale By ali Druggisis.
aua3k3G7-3tw. .sAaN
Go to Tie Best-Go to Bryant &
LtIatton's Chicago Commercial College 10 get
come good Telegraph Operator. Aiilrcss {enclos.
1:aan M stampa} tor circulars, BRYANT sr1Arros,
National refinement In indicated. to no
email extent, by delicate appreciation Of the COM
paT1tfve merits OF perfumes; and It Is proof Of
tho critical tastc Of the American public In toilet
inIurtss Mat thsy have adopted as the standard a.
Cercus." Sold everywhere.
ausak7e0-lt.
DIarrhen and Dyscntery.-Dr. Strick.
binds Anti Cholera Mixture Ii wal1anted to cure
Dinrhua md Dysentery. Price TO cents. Sold By
Drnsgists everywhere. au2dks7s-1m
, 1865-08-28

pERSONAL.-A Widow LADY
shirtynyo years Of age of the highest respcctaoi>
wisacs to sspooa Eish Esosiemen possea6g tic
zane r. re- 1SM1eaaors VIII ytsE to rsatual happiness
AutSESil.stithn " ~N
, 1865-08-28

Dtar1h0ss- and NIL klndsed complaints. Cures Tie
for the Northwest .nsSS.;5S1t
, 1865-08-28

Diarrhen md Dyscntery.-Dr. Strick-
1onl's Anti-Cho!e1a Mfxture Ii warranted to cure
Diar1hua md Dysentery. Price 10 cents. Sold By
Druggists everywhere. aaaika1s-1m
, 1865-08-28
Railroad Time Table.
:utcAco AND soHruwrsrrns-pEpor coz. VEST

CHICAGO AND SoR1uwEsrE1S-pEPor coR. WEST
WATER AND KiSz1E.
Day Ezpree..... ........ 80 4 N. .&se ,. n.
Jasesrille Accommod'n.. .6:e0 ;. N. .si5 .. N. N.
Woodstock Accom-. s3:00 p. N. ftsQO q. N.
Fulton and esass Rapids. So :. n z,op.m
Fulton aud Iowa. a.,;,:::--..f&l5 P. m nM N.
Frecpor, and Dun!cith. :. .1n:aa1 p. III. a5 =. u.
Rockford and Fox River: 1901 m. 1E1oa- n.
GensTn Gssea and Elsin: sS sc F. m m iEas s:sss M M
Detroit Express. p. m 1s:s0p. m.
o Trains for ciaeinnatf In anaai IoutsvslIe = 49,
Morning Express. .*9D0 q N. $3.50 p. m.
Niyht Ezpress...........-t -t55o p m, 'l1:oo p. m.
MICHIGAN soCruERS-pEfoT CORNER VAN BuREN.
Day Express 5000 a N. +l1:oo p. n.
NisRt NMsR,1E sc E M NJ TESS @
pErRoIT rnAISs.
Sight Epr's, ii Adrian t5so p. N. '+ii:o0 ;. p n n
E.E1sncnGu' roHr w49S5 sa:s5 AsD cmc4ss; .s:es
EysRipe E5pTsas' daily. 3S ? n .t,sP 1.ss =.
G5sInRs Gi5sInRs EpPssss EE7P5sss: tssS 5 n: 1so
Connecting with Pennsylvania Central R. RI
Leave pilteburg. .ss00 g. m. as p. m- AA0p. "a.
Antye !! Thiladsl.5:i5 :. N. So5 q. m. 1870 P. n.
yfa 1ezop. m. 1o:eos. m. s:s5 p. M.
ps'7.,s, IT. 1cs7p. N. 1so' N. S:np. m.
Baltlmore... s4s p. m. 100 =. N. 12:ao p, 4.
Washington. ..1G10 p. IN 10:a5 a. m. 5:15 p. m.
CHICAGO And GREAT EAsIERy HALFWAY
4Iatc Cincinnati and Chicago Air Limo .Ra1lway.)
Day E3prees .....-....., .G:o0 n m ss::1ap. N.
a.. nj m n
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aIesacnt ~ M ~ VEL, au4 he sneW ne ala hoI " mr.
ue 70 nca ~ .niS WY, ~ ~ meyer %tote 70 tort CaM
r rnsI anoMi T. Mtg!s y tne alI1sn1ed> n.k
- r. r. a. aett naa et.cr nss and try 10
1aane spch a1anseneH' II II ,ssued an orsr,
do moi know Whaf il vas, but it vas such as to sur
mise fhc11 and they agTccd 10 inakc he transfer
anI diI 11,nr h Therefore The FneIdmenS Bureau
rar-e f,a ont n that Ano,brr rasn occurred ID
Wrrr1eni xprv similar 10 this, will
Int 3cfailft TO you. mi ne a,r making efforts. Il
II Il - are seofs In The iied not doing
their duty. We find men covered np with prcir.
dices, even men who constantly asfociuiDS With
The gcnttlity Of the South, men who are lind anl
courteous and ho4pisable, and who can reason ,
man ont Of his oNn notions. 1t Is NOT Mt all Won
tcr!ul that We find many Of on. soldiers biased.
u not At all wonderful that We end them opposing
tNe Interests OF tho Government. Such Is lie tcf,
amman anu ioany men get work Eho so under wrong dl
tibslity, but in the main the cfIoTts rT tbe Hnfsn
S ~ ~ Secure {ufuec. md have planted myself my
ni.nso II TeHe ne platform OF simple Justice. Zap
En,ii, tor ee val. u vas my fortune to be IN
~ stMa ~ a9syor and had the opportunity
i;t.fs; ~ satG} =, .4el1, Before that was
rjn;,ad ~. q ~ " seuas nsn.utloh. 1t WAS
1rc, mt ~ M, NE ~ nloge that cali evils
,. ~. tIa ~ Hts o. the institution no
an ~ es1s Mse the fruits OF other
ded that ;befe Wcpc oaa1a na;aa111a;e' They eontsn,
, 1865-08-28
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In this city on the 10Th day Of August, l, hy jus
t!cs " IL s,skncy, Es3, a!5 M GEoIGE II y " METIzGER