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, 1865-07-21
Geo. b, Mcclellan for Head Pifema1
! = Of New York uatYs

. -lrEW aGfk t0116HpQno enct bTst0n kost4l
The new Fire Commissioners make haste
very slowly in securing to our city the btes-
eipss Of paid Fire Department. Consider
ing the s100, GOO spent at Albany during tho
Legislative discussion and decision on this
subject, and the long time which has afnce
elapsed, 1t does seem ~ II We ought to soon
enjoy the fruit Of the tree planted at such
cost. The agony now appears to be cu.ml-
mating around the selection Of chef eu.i-
necr, and the Commissioners arc at dead
lock between two candidates, being equally
and obstmate1y divided in their favor.
Neltter Of the TWO is proper person for 80
prominent and important position, and the
Commissioner, gi7eH evidence Of filling far
short Of true appreciation Of the kiud OF
caNh1e needed In the office of chief. II prop.
erly viewed he should be 3 man capable Of
heading and 1eading the entire fre depart
ment interests Of the country. and should
not only be man OF culture and b-ans. b1t
equal, in all respects, to the first class engl-
nters gladuated at Vest Point. UndezWfi-
te16 tnsIst that such man should be chosen
and appointed, and even Gen. McClellan's
namo hes been mentioned with $4,000 a
year attached to it, as not an Inappropriate
selection. At all events any appofnrmtnt as
chief engineer which docs not include some
thing more than mera '"'ilre-laddie'' expert
ence and accomplishments will 20 far towards
making the new department d tailure.
, 1865-07-21
Letter from John Hrlcbt.

The Art Committee Of the Union Learut
Club Of New York city having written to Mr
Bright, requesting him to IL for his portrait
to be painted by an American artist in Eng
land for the club, tile following note from,
air. Blight was read at the last meeting al
the club:
LONDON, Juns 10, 1sa5,
Dean SIR: 7 am greatly Obliged TO yon for
your letter Of ths 9Th Of May. and ior the
honor Iopostd 10 me By your committee
and your club.
!eei ahat you Aasc nuu the great battle
oi tcdom Tor our Century, aud that we in
EngiaCd and Europe ehall reap thu limits Of
the sacrifices you hare made.
have watched your struggle with an IN
cseastng inte1est and with IN uu!altcriDg
tastht and now can aud do rejolce with al
the ioful men of your country, and with the
tt1tnds Of freedom and justice throu ,hout
the world.
You hare been great In War, ron Will now
oe great IN peace, aud may not Say. you
VIII be g1estest Of all In that miugiing Of ius-
lee and mercy which will distinguish your
cotuust 70 t1e Vanqu'shed!
For what have taid aud done In support
" your great cause, l slau feel It m ample
Somtensauon to live Ii the memory of THOSE
~ Hnom 3cu orc surrounded, and on Whosa
kAem my thanks Tor their kindness and nv
fegIet that can only write .his poor note as
an acknowledgment of it.
WIN evefy good wish for your government
aud people, believe ma most truly yours,
JouN BRIGHT,
G. 2. Putnam. ESQ, Union League Club, New
York.
, 1865-07-21

a secret grand conclaye OF the G.ldeu Cir
Gle and Copperhead leaders Of Iowa was held
at Davenport last week. We happened 10
be n the city at the time, aud saw q number
o. the Old party hacks there, l:oIinv as
thouEh they we're ont on sheep stealing cx-
pedltion. II Is understood that they finally
Ing campaign, except that OF anti.nexro suff-
1aee. In order to get the soldiers into the
arrangement as far as possible, they are to
ne promised all the cfllcss, and tie leaders Of
me Coppcthend party are to take back seats
tor while. keeping up the party orvanizn.
Ilon merely BY The way Of ''a!d aud comfort''
70 me military movement for breaking up the
Republican party. The attempt to usa the
soldieEs as catspaws to haul sccesh chestnuts
out OF the TIRE will signsliy f4il, in cur opln-
journal. F''
, 1865-07-21
school CT IEdustr4ai Science,

It Is proposed to establish in Worcester,
Mass, = School Of industrial Science, for
which the sum of sl0o. 900 is offered BY one
gentleman. The Worcester Spy says:
"One Of the smaller trades Of this city has
contributed e2i1 towards the fund required
IN order To secure the location of this instltu.
ton here. Tint example, 50 honorable to
the caTrlage builders and srtmmese, we are
very glad 70 know, Is not 10 stand BY Itself.
Several other in erests and callings arc likely
to manifest their good will in the same way,
Il Is generally understood, We suppose, that
the wise and generous man who has otfafed
one hundred thoueaud dollars for this object
is mechanic; It may not be: 30 widely
known that his aim Is to hare it nest the
needs Of young men who intend to follow In
duk ktsial pursuits as no other educational Or
esuiza'ion now does. Its plan, vi h this end
in view, has been carefully considered and
tency has been had. A board Of tfustess
every Vay 6tted tor their places are ready to
act. They wait only while additional sub.
ecriptIcns Of little less than seven thon,
eand dollars b. made, when they can report
that the conditions hare been accepted. #
, 1865-07-21

10 NE Anietec foAd. ana te--n II at q perfect end
f&dieA cntc yaFr12ted and guarantset 10 q who
ni.nn me,Aaeho!y roourhta. depretatos II spirits,
Nlnte4 had anguish OF mind loas of Aiesr ioas of
lnfmoTy. soAa OF en9KY And Euac1lnr 20 ss!. ruty
EoRth, East1tk sway, aad van. OF con1i4ar: Il
thttsseivss f.ictnk os, convut4!sa r-,-hlinKs iE1
=. tAph.el nevc lhled rut to maRa rte:: eaEn OF
81 pttvHfe, Ac1et aud senseal t.t~.s, vii 31s TIC
~ o mercury without 0lrdr4ucr fso1u prA 1t& And
N1shoq, tse: Of discovery Or pam, t.s.cvSu-
dlei o. otc1pero5. d oars. :. T.sso1i 30 siesnes, or
e1rosoEe. md Il .iata n 70 e1c:. i n;,t @ on.y
rseTeuN nocz hsF1tK ch:idTrc. but II w1u 70
elo.e the mon:hlJ p~1io;a, and improve thu
health. Consultations s'rtrt FF.vate ane :. 1se2r
N&l3 da11Y. .{SunnAvB exrr2tsd hum 10 a H. 20 Pm
u ~ ONCE. Is1 Eat .Adlsou A. oervben ~tls and
Ersnkln. Chteaxo. III C'nst:;a1son Fee One polisl.
FtTeun1 II d!HsArce unAS ctAuun oc.F.S9I.
TALLY by let:ts. II 'hey laclose ONE DOLLAR for
bonkult&slou Ft.- IA each letter. All lsteB commu
nitAficn4 Gnt irteEs!exS &tcAy private and con-
ndenual. No Ans~cr vii be given 70 letter. uE,ess
pnt cola! u lnen4ed ~ Consultation Fee Hedse4s
NJ irt!arx fJLou1: DE- RAt4As Post Dt1cs Esox
G273. Chicago, III. tysla2B II
, 1865-07-21
Ii Inns Power to Cure.
~ had not uted Twice bet,re felt Is B=neacla,

NE. 4 6ElfxEs et:-S 'nr'axf ON Cold. and
ESsSs: ios hi.h tft.d man, res Spa Ethoqt os-
p. haten' Cough Hix,Rr." hiak It d9:y w-.ch
T.v y r. :h.t len u,vt I: :v!c. h ia-c x.it
T. Eeneta! fsea, ana tnnoH' The lh.: ee n-s'ek}
Fad no uCtAatt IL 4niaa the 10 til testify A1s J.
~ TO havIr WIT CEN IT, IN sF crE. soa :fcaas
81 MINI sI= II pa,ticI = VI fa5 1t!tn< attack
Ft.y f'f tnly ira. EsceA,&sn ts"r-: G. ii h And
IOIts G ~ Tar t:0e.':t aRs 0teeattd aMoE<ft III
in az T. Scuet1' Cou1a OlA'ut~"
u Fi,ZGkhA.C - <yie a.fnSt
3 "a " F1':.EwAAG. Van SIS AAGE. Whol.'As
= UEksts. + l1hc f.fet: CticAko. And ~ 0:nEktsn
Setesk.y- 1,-!e1sc =
, 1865-07-21
cIada Is te MnAter at Chesbourg for he15th
OF AuEubt, IN honor Of tic imperial festival,

OF August IN honor Of tic imperial festival.
AlxisuI11AN AKD AMERICA.
From tho Liverpool. Me.cary.I ..
The Paris correspondent Of the London
foa MAKES the following strange announce
.1he ARRANGEMENTS made by the Emperor
Asxmilltsn ts encourage American e1n!gra-
tlon 10 Mexico. and to assure to the emil
stants, beEtdt 3 raslous material advantages,
tie tull protection of the Government, are
such a. to dispose the Americans greatly in
!tror Of the new empire, a. Is attested hy the
sas,aamg a,.aag organs Of the press in the United
: 1ha tenor Of this statement Is in direct op-
position to all previous announcements Of
the feeling Of the Cnited States Government
VAN regard TO the empire Of Mexico. The
establishment OF tht empire has heep re-
PaIoed "a violation If the Monroe doctrine,
'lecoGnl1eu 0y the Gofernment at Washing
ten, and IT will lheIc!ae require something
more Important than the mare encourage
meDt giyen TO the emlnatiou or Americans
to Mexico to induce fheGoYe1nment Of the
United States favorab1J to regard the Gov
eminent and empire Of she Emperor Max
iml1lian.
It is rumo1cd In Paris th,t Marshal O'Don-
nell, BY way Of giving p1a:tcai proof Of bis
liberalism, intends to abolish slavery In the
Spanish colonies. Brazil would then be the
only Christian nation owing slaves, and
even there tho number Is very snail.
Madrid journals assert ttat Spain will
shortly recognize the kingdom of itply With
cut prejudicing the Interests o. Catholicism.
, 1865-07-21
AN ORDINANCE TO PRO.
~ MOTE the Cleao1tnrss and Health Of the City.
IT, II Cr.a4ptd ty tht C2EHon Copacu OF he City OF


FICTION l. Ifnt go pezson shsu plsca any straw,
cAk EAt:e. tht4, nShn&. sT1u. or other r1ublsh,
tttukh not o0ena1ve 10 hoAh In Hteet OF alley
ln II e1ty Of q iCtEn. t1cRpt that Asnes may Be
place. In th middle OF tbs c471sEt WAY OF reeta not
1Drfs vxbs letelled e &c II HOT to oh&:1uc lha
etrse Tn e retA II Olive COLLAR t3s co. for e1rh
1rencn. And ika re1A1ty for cTfsy hour tie SANE
TEAL pe Ats rcd 70 rcDAan AEef not K1TeI by Az
tta II pF nKcns RI The e. y 70 r. morn the aAme-
EXC Abs Bard Of Police An Aa ely sn n Niz
70 employ non Hnc 10 AFRO - mAEy scAvunge.s
tfcTf ~ 1ten unceAA-Y, upon aut r&M1 And with
spch APP! ArcA zld c.LttSAhF % II Ihsy mHy dem
c1pttet mud 10 mako rom tina TIM xnch fu1e4
II 1txpl"EGns fct the CONF Let OF such FGnEe1
g tl1S Il ~ CeGm u f4sly
Gre Ts~ -naet Of Poice shst cRuae . pyinted 10
tE* 10 be let =: ash every houl sAFa y, eating
LcLie.s dErt. 1 hoD1e IN the city Gr&:3nE thar
ecaTenEtS WI cad ( Cal. krs sEs, A3r. Aud, on
iMlfoEtc st1tk *shca a- ch.talo times E1enti med
!ht co:tet. aIo rqaft1ET That sue" cHs Earb1te,
- H, arc ton 1mRFc1ea N1tet4 nxheE b yu4dy ID
tisht tubs, OF othor suitable Vase iog the bcsTo.
COPY oftne fourth aec1o1 Of this aute ahafl
Dc App<.nGed 10 4och ntttCa-
Ehc AnT paEs, rho ahhn. sfsef nonce neglect
q tese to hsse tho onA garbage. CT swt. upon his
OF hG prtMtse9. fotdT the scAernxcF In The n1n.
psJ pcha II OF ~ t; EA-s I,- eA-h I'D every dAv
rfr1A!ssx Arf IL. kAno has been called lot by the
Passea ju,v l., 1sts
Artrovea July Is 1ssa-
A. Il H1nx.v r,tvfn,+s. - p ,S yr, s5G,,
, 1865-07-21

Important Seizure OF Counterfeit Cur.


FeAcys
Sor1e time since detectives Elder and Nc
Cord received information that large
amount Of counterfeit 1fty cent fractional
currency was being printed. md would s3on
be ready for circulation. Following up the
information, they made q descsnt yesterday
upon the h,use Of Jerry CoWsden, in Gutten-
burg, near the large brewery on the bank Of
the Hudson. So nicely vas the entrance ef:
fected that they succeeded in catchfp. him
In the act Of printing the counterftits. Ia
was arrested. the plates, dies and 8 eyeral
thousand dollars q countrtelt afty cent
fractional nal currency @ u al stages of prepara-
articles .elzed, were conveyed to polIsc head-
quarters, where he Ia at present held to
await the orders Of U. 8. Marshal Murray.
The counterfeit Is, withou. exception. the
ne nest yet e1eeaisd. The Ace is 90 parsicularly
passing Il on the general public.-1Stto FORK
II t6une, 1874.
, 1865-07-21
Proposals.

GALsUMINING SCHOOL
~ BClLDIs4+ Se.led p 1ooosals viii hs rr:-tvrd
At the Ones Of thH Board Of Educa: Ion, Nj 10 LIZ
Ea'i< s'Feet.
Till Friday Noon, July 21st,
Fng Ee.s1iek B,okeI F1sststns Ana .;al4oGn atnx
the peE1bn1r,. joteg, 8eAn7uon, Etnxla, RTA1- lin,
W tAhu &ton, F. stT a,d Branches No. Twruye I'D
Htxh t<hoo: bntidt1$1- -r.
For pNsicuIaFV. truutr~ at tho rnice OF the Bosrd
Of Educstioa frcin Ito IL 1. r. and 10 6 r Il
Tne Commit sesezTe tno PRIV eF 70 rtj.ct o.
jilsta3s 1t Chairman Con. On B0ldlnxs 4 S;oaada
, 1865-07-21
AfFeat OF nm Operator In Government
ForaCv- fs1s Escape-ShRrp Prauxlco


United States Marshal A. c. Sapd3 has far
come time had warrant In his hauds flr til !.
arrest Of one Daniel Pie1cs, we'll known In
this community for eome tins past as IN
operator in forage for the Government, The
warrant charges Mr.. Pierce With attcuptin,
to defraud the Government By p,eseatinS
false vouchers for ten thousand bushels Of
cats, ut 81 per bushcl. We believe soms
charge IN relation to this transnc .ion was
trie1 IN the Court Of Common PIeas some
time since, and thst Pierce was acouitted.
Hc lives In Newport, and through the aid Of
q l}eputY Marshal of Kentucky, Dspuky
United States Marshal Pendery, of this CIV,
succeeded, on Sunday m ,suIns at daylight.
in asreeting him. and cooyeytn. him s6 M M
Mnrshaps office In the Custom Honse puiIdinr
Here Mr. Pcndery 1eit him in tho custody 81
one or two other deputies, while be wens
home to get his breakfast. ID the mean.
Wh,ie, Piercs's attorney, q III. Webster. Of
Newport, called upon him and took Lim in 10
an adjoining ROOM for consultation, Aftera
short time he returned TO the room who're tue
Deputy Marshats were In conyers .tIon with
come friends, and 1t Was some time bef3re
they thought Of their psIsoner. When they
went to look for him, he was gone, and ho
has not been heard from slnCe.-G;aci8naN
Ed-sHe. 18th.
, 1865-07-21
Sugar Crop tn L0uts1An1-DAn.ero OF
1L4 RetomlDE EN1tdcts

lSeW Orleans Correspondence Bo8tou P0st.1
The sngor cane looks we'll throughout Lout-
Elana, tut very small crop has been p:ansed.
This Is owing to the bsd condition OF the lev
!ahor. N all probability We shall not pro-
dnee l0,oo0 hopsheads, where ne raised :;50,-
0OO ana upwards before the war. This Is d
lad state Of things, and Is sorely telt In city
and country: The 1evees might be quickly
repaiycd had the State or the planters the
money; but this they have not. In the
meantime all sorts Of propositions gre being
made With appca1s to the military authori.
ties, bnt thus lar In vain. One thing is cer-
tain, that the people OF ths United States
will have to bear with the high prices of 5u-
ear until somethine Is done. The labor ques-
ton Is q difficulty which has apparently no
eolutton whatever. In the meantime the
planters are very much discouraged, and 1t is
fared that, In their neglect Of Its culture uu-
der present dif1cuIttes, they will allow the
seed cane to die cut altogether.
To the same effect the New Orleans Picoy-
nne says:
To promote this important and desirable
eud-the revival Of our sugar culture-it Is
to serions danger which threatens their
iuture-and that fs, the loss Of the seed cane.
the extinction or disappearance Of which
VIII make 1t a work Of many years to recover
this most valuable product. A large portion
OF the country, which had been planted with
cane, on the west bank Of tbs Mississippi,
has been overfowed, and the aggregate crop
Of this year will ba further reduced, from
even the beggar1y exhibit of tic last seas IN.
this season for seed, Instead Of grinding 1t
into sugar, there Is reason to fear that for the
rext year there will not be seed enough to
supply dozen Plantations.
, 1865-07-21
DK. EASTERLYss
DIARRHEA SYRUP.

This Medicine will curo Diauhea. Dyseotsry.
Ctolera Aorbus, Simmer Complaint, Collie,
Wind in the Stomach and Eowals and al
perangemeat Of the Stomach and Bowels ef
Children when Teeth3nX.
n Tho summer fhorSxad1 Dis EnM 41WXL CON,
rnLSaiNfs tsAt fright bd teyed nv ttA asdI 10 al
~ kAEIkRi4T'a DIARtH8A aTHUP 7--
vt.1 tAotAAH4, ~hy vii fnu 10. HouF CHItDRXN OH
~ ! eaFK sd SURF h8NkDx u o3Eod Js1.4
Ssace - ern1 per bot9se -, d.
-+1s SUI ~ ~ = Dk Y 1ASIKALI3 Family AetH-
St-o 9AoEE, N!3 AAcsSco 1stsso.. ChicAEn. III.
, 1865-07-21

EtA!sE, bare }ou 3YlHLl9 IN the PRIMARY
siAGEs? 70 not neE!ec: .n .UK Tour u tALTH.
SrHftrI1 W 4aa LEE ass FkkiAR " this DE-
p0*Aioisr we.it :. lie e. sta. I'Ftc:s4 II oncs
, 1865-07-21
DIR. MARKS SYPHlLiTIc CURE

u 1oEa by these tgrr7snns: Nodes, o. nard saa
jeias Or 70. :sssslon7. hA:t pains ia hs bones ma
fsss ssstc ot 1T1'T e ~ of ne hons.:
Cur" s2c P1l,s NJ; e1ze Y. Third sta8es-
~ tE1ce ot as2rhl;itic Cul ~ PEI bottle r11a
q :er boz sYph,tr'c Taab, 40 "a botie Ihfpes
II 4aa IL so pt- bos.id.
, 1865-07-21

N Is
IL 0Y11C1 or TNk 8oAkD o. t7pn1an wpEuH
EHoAao- July 17kh, 16aA
I1olic No1ce u hereby k1vcn r. Atl p-rsorV tuttr.
tftea tbet me unse1tEned. Commissioners Of the
Do.fo OF PUBLIC Nerk4 ol 1he cit, of Chieszo hare
q pNtee the Azsetsmtn Mt 1:ol for the cutulng n;.
~ hiE q slect. f!osa t1e east III Csss strei 10
ne edNat q t!tfk ttr' et All such A+es.sue1t
!hs y. @ ds1'lsned viii apt 10 tho Common Council
q $40 city. II IT. n It REGULAR t-ttnE u Ae nn
The eth d., ot July 1867 the hour o. TX o'ctc
p n. f9I aeoahlmst.n of snch rrsment a which
tt1a all ptrc& lnsE:c>ted will bare The r1chs "a hs
heard. Anp%ilous wishing II OH q 70 said s.s-ss
g. ~ mt nse toeir or!scton: 7. thu eaue ia vr1t.
prior to tnTh Enee.iag Of tie Comm,n toanctl
J. g Gl.DkLK,
ERE ;. LkTZ.
EcMHtsftone1s of TIE Doa1d OF Pnbic Works
, 1865-07-21
The Late Capt. A. ID. Hoffman,. 3e1tb,
lll1D019.
RICHMOND, Va, July s, 1855.


Noticing an error that occurred in u late
hav. not,} wherein the namc or Can't. Jeff;srz
son was substituted for that Of CAPT. a. B.
Holman, Co. T, 39th regiment Illinois vol.
uuteera. as the officer who planted the colors
en- the enemy's Works as stated, in honor TO
a brave although deceased officer, think the
correction onehE to be made. The article
nois, upon the presentation Of the battle
tags Of this regiment to the Fatr In your city.
This brave aud worthy officer died efter
long nnd lingering Illness, Induced bY the
exec esiye,duty performed during the week in
which occurred ths 18:h Of August. 1901.
Capt. Hoffman was one Of four officers that
escaped 1nharrned On this occasion out Of
eleven officers present for duty.
Pieste make the above correction In ius-
tice TO the fallen brave.
Respectfully Youzs. R.a.R.
, 1865-07-21

4 ANf.I;DINANCE AME NDING

Y
due srf Il; + + * .saa: =: "A: o:stasaest1
b.: srl-aea b, tas c~1rlnoa ooAnes1 ol,he 1J Of
ees e 70 e.te7i.s .nd $3.50 ~ en- . W,thta s6s as
s 81 ss:%s % e :; e e
81 Tan ..lnes.as neAm .aa h.vk-s a4le1
10 L. t1y ee.s9 eis1s a.!nx r. r.
1h q IL ssoa, 1ak saek .e e;n@Rx ;o9s,
e do:: :sa9 .ss ess &c 81
p9on sntior; fossseh md evm4 day sneh persoa Or
- &c. sieas, s.6:ia s.ss5 The sans
h1cs Z nnoa e1aainsu. - the Clt7 seslez n N
.ina Hnt III hs .aall ianedlaseiy notify ihe oxns,
e.. H.3ess = end ny persor persons 1no
R,s:, btl.1ea 3! IeAl.s befose ;se ssla. sns ave
pofh saiSs.ed eerrectsd md seeed bY d. CITY sesles
5.5 ~ ss sas e, ~ sqsh oossf
e,e az eg We 20. tos1 O. q os1.toa e. t:ea and
eEc. 4 T. asseettcn nvt oftee o1ctnsses (which
ta1ee1 g. J. u an noeat oe ana
.lty tetc shat b s,lo.1d to demsnd end 1ooa .
arn,n .as sho anG r.; = ,ss nm ,Ss IL
c1aonsse ~ aaenduaent. Tia following f.s ana
fe. lnspeet.nK syd sea,icfr.rro.d or'raek sesls
aa.n espA LILY Of sas5 tGn1 aoa spHGd. e*oa* n'e
F., inspsetnx snd se.!lpr seslea q to1a 'hsHe to
'eH .uns canactJti:f. r. fols, sag n9y e1uI rb
.r - VIZ S4a1K &u1 AEAuE& Da} %o1 ~'>H s~-- ~eS
~ irsRse.1nx md se.,,sz Dormant scales each
For in,2et.HE snd se.linx depot scsla cseA. ons |
cellar
Fof ins-tcttnx sae sea Ing nsTao:s and platform
Fo: u t5ocIi sud sealing bea1ns weighing n.e |
thnufsr noun,s1 d epw'rdS each af!T caata
Por ii apectMs AMI sssn < ottms 1aEhmZ tcss than
Fsr ,ps noE;.rs ene sraiapE hopper scaes cseh, ons
For 'ir,p-c.tps std se&lak couusr sca'ts zach.
T., }rsmxi.nr aDd sesupE any KIND ofscales othe.
,b.1 nfMyr tI NJ e7As41 each, t. eutThvec Eta,
snf pe Il provided. that The Ctl a"alar 8hAu, with
escf fcAo ~ fim Under thIs o. dtns ~, tho
nFtr apct 10 xh1s this u endnant tpxpcc4 4sA
> ii set q w.leau wttsout N sdsitonAl charge
lor i.speennf soa sealing any ds7 neasu1a each.
Ftr irrre-tnk liquid 1neakus-s OF 4ha cspac..Y or
:, Is jora End ppK td1 h.t b, Ten cents,
Fur iu'rec1inE n AlIDx 31atd lpaAau1s& Of e.
E&csy tf Q! less sh a "oe gallon Il nye
- soI: nsch, stE<f c-ttk. |
For r97ccitnx and sea1lnV one-hAlr kA1lcn and ens
;tatl lg1ld p easuss eseh+ Evr osnts-
Fo- tn,l ecafpr Ed hicK Aq1fh o1 1eGg
Fer ns~ cling OF scalnE any bo1st or cloth zneat.
II n, nvc Een'A l
bto $. All ornirsnrea OF 7a.+s Of ordinarcx cxn. |
.!Cr NJ LossNtth Are aereoJ Iepeae1 =
&c 1his etdsnxnea ssAI take e1ect and b IL !
t1te ON q a!sr III patsaEe md dua publication.
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A. H. UonsAxy CITY Clerk 1ylSe7s-N /
, 1865-07-21

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, 1865-07-21

This celebrated Remedy Is atpeedy, Safe and
aad1eal cure for SYPHILIS in the Primary
Secondary and Tertiary Stages.
, 1865-07-21

The London Telegraph says: It's probable
that The command Of the French fleet " Which Is
10 meet the Epglfsh feet at Plymouth on the
18th Instant will be entrusted either to Ad.
initial Dupuis or to Admiral Polteau. The
former officer commanded the Napoleon dur
Ing the operations In, the Black Sea, aud at
the time Of the italian war Was appointed to
the command. Of the gunboats on Lake
Guarda. Admiral Poiteau, c. B., commanded
q despatch vessel In the Black Sca, called
The Cation, and served On shore, with the
Ftnch naval brigade before Sebastopol, for
which be 1eceived the Older Of Commander
Q. the Bath. Rear Admiral Sir Sydney Dasses,
h. 9. B., Is therefore personally acquainted
with both Of the French adm4rals. Il is SAID
that Lis Royal Highnees the Prince Of Wales
will be the guest Of Admiral Sir Sidney D..
Greg du,is the visit OF the French Hect.
A letter from Tnulon (June o9) states that
ArnliIa1 La Renter: DE- Nuu<y IL TO nracerd
with the ire1-clad Magenta to CherJourr and
herce to Portsmouth, Tor a conference Win
q Lord Of Admiralty about she prorra,nmenf
the proposed iuternattnu,l visit Of the ~
Epectiye flc, ts.. According to Ia Ftoace Iheie
appears to be . Vast amount of punct,lfo
mixed up With tie fixing Of thes. arrauee-
meats- A FRI nch frigate is to present ltsclf
e Ssi11e Plymouth, reciprocity is to follow, and.
noAis The whole Btitiah squadron Of iron.
, 1865-07-21
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s1la
1890

In big way Of proceeding, tho rebellion in
South Carolina Ia 4 perfect success, It CON.
ptl!ed tbs National Government to emanci-
pate The negroes, and give them two
new HepEsentatiTes, without giving the
negro consisutncy a single vote. This beats
Old sarum n England all hollow, In Ola
sa!un me votes were given BY pot-boilers );
ont Mnen NJ Lord Of Bedford wauted Re-
people 10 70 and boil thelr' pots but in
south Carul!na two Represcutat caa be
sent "itho1t even boiling pot. She sends
slx Representatives, and three and q half Of
them are Representatives, Of negroes who
cannot cat single ballot. Verify. We IN
derstard s'me things in this county as well
ae thty Do in Europe. 'N eN1
To ns:'stand the thing better, take the
lower sES!letop} district Of South CaroltnA-
BaInW.n, Beaufort and Co1loton: