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, 1865-10-21
a TRAppEYs "sTRAlGE sToRY.''
Last Septembcrss mctcor, Seen In 11li-
nofs, Hrit@s up at tire Rocky 11oun-

Last Septc1nbcFss metcors seen IN Ali-
nots, Brit@s up at tire Rocky Noun
ta1ns. / & ,>.'s: ga
: ,Frou the st. louis Democrat, 1oth.] +"
aif, Jar.es Lumley, an old Rocky Mountain
.trapper, who has been Stopping at the Ever
markablc statement tG us, and one which,
authenticated, Will produce the greatest e1-
element In the scientific world.
31r, Ium]ey statcs that about the middle Of
last September be was engaged In trapping In
the mountains, Sbout seFenty.aEe or one
hundred miles above the Great Falls OF the ;
Upper Missouri, and in the neighhorhood Of
whit Is known IS Cadotte Pass. Just after
sunset one eyeIng he behe1d bright lumi-
nous body In tic heayeus, which Was moving
with great rup1dity In an easterly direction.
It was plainly visible for at least i've seconds,
when II SUDDENLY separated into particles, re
semb1ing, as NF. Lumley describes It, the
minutes later he heard q heavy explosion,
which Jared the earth very perceptihly, and
this was shorty alter followed BY rushing
sound, like tornado sweeping through the
forest. A strong wind sprang up about the
SAME time. but as suddenly ,tubsided. The
air was also filed with peculiar odoz of
su!Phn1ous ctaracter.' =.
These incidents would have made but slight
imp cssion On the mind Of Mr.. Lumley, but
1or the lact that on the ensuing day he dtscoy-
erred, at q distance OF about two miles from
his camping place, that, as far as be conld see
In either direction, path had been cut
through the forest, several yards widc-giant
trees uprooted or broken oii near the ground
the tops Of hills shaved OIL, and the enrth
r}owed up in many places. Great mud wide
kprtud havoc was everywhere visible. Fol-
lowing up this track OF dcsolation, be soon
ascertaincd The cause of 1t In The shape Of an
immense stone that had been driven into the
side ot a mountain. But Dow comes the most
remarkable part Of tho story. An
examination of this stone, or 80 much Of it
MS was visible, showed that 1t had been tlirided
it'd compartments, aud that in turious p|aees
It Yas carved with curious hiergolifies. More
thdn this, Mr.. Lumlcy also discovered fray-
mcnts Of a substance resembling glass, md
here md there dark stains, as though caused
by liquid. He Is confident that the Hero
g1yphics were the work OF human hands,. and
that the stone itself, although but fragment
Of IN immense body, must hive been used for
some purpose By animated bcings.
Strange as this story appears, Mr. Lum1ey
relates it with SO much Sincerity that we are
forced to accept 1t as true It Is evident that
tho stone which he discovered was fragment
Of the meteor which was visible IN this section
In September last. It will bo remembered
That 1t was seen In Learenworth. in Galena,
and In this city BY Col. Bonneville. At Leay-
worth 1t was seen to separate In particles or
explode.
, 1865-10-21
Care Yourself.
DIR. BAKERS SPECIFIC.

Th!s s11etllelne will cure GenoErhea,
or $pcrm1atorrlleR, Cllor4ee, Diseases
OF the Kidney. and Isladder, and al!
Diseases Of the Sexual Organ. caused
by Contasion or Weakness OF either
se1, Males or Females
ibis ELEGANT. POPULAR and HEHsLL1nLE LSE ! ,t43I
e 4 ~ og5 AaG1 aax G5F
s:is s S;is. tRei 6 : Il
ma1el In a few days.
DR.. Bakers Specific
Ii the ONLY SAFE md RELIABLE REMEDY fpr tha
f5 & ;s;s + Il 5sS ssss +
PKIVATE DIsEA3E2
Or any Disease Of tho KDNEYs. BLADDER OF SEX
GEEol F1oeuTs 1t oaes that celebrated and tnal'
~ Dr.. Bakers Specific,
dsa ass s
tluot nom premature grave.
DR.. Bakers Specific
I'd NJ SFLPfB R 9
s sa 05 ~ sfn Il # f 81
IExT fna M' eksE5 6f i5
FG1i4Y: ias i14i:n 10 perfect ''A's o. AA11n 'A'D
i WORD TO THE AFFLICTED.
EeF Eeaf s fs 5!a 81 ~
2Sb saa a.s RsF your
DR.. Bakers Specific
MH ssf f iss
E1fa has easas es @
DR.. BAKERS INJECTION.
Il. BIN caseA IT Gonorrhea, Gleet and Seminal
Wsatne<ses DE. DAKEIs5 INJECTION Will be found
valuable assistant to the SPECIFIC In subdQ the
Inflammation and checking tho discharge. md should
be used In conjunction with Il until nesfsct tutn y
eectCd When both uslt. they never fan k2 GREE
hue LONGEST tsTAEDfNG and Eoss oBSIhAuT
CASES Of Private Diseases =. .,,.
a TrentIse on Sexual Diseases, called tha Se1{ In
stfuctoFH ncoSruQ aucs bottle Of the Specific.
~ pnce-D1. Bakers Specific, 3. 80 Pr bottle
Fr PTicc-Dr- Bakers 1n1ees!on, $1-g0 per bottle
m PTice-Male Injecting Syringe. 50 cents, Female
sent 81 pssss to iii parts the country receipt
Of he money aad twenty.nvc n1diconai to pay
foE % EaIs3Rgeaf saIS e 81 81 pEasrEn1r co.'s Family
Medicine Store % Madison street ne.r thc Foss Once
Chicago ill.,, and ut the corner Q! 1hirt snd Chesnot
streets St. Louis Mo and for s7ls 81 ~ RrnSe7!s
sCHAACK, Wholesale Druggists, IL Lake street,
, 1865-10-21
Testimonials.

4 ycry !nrSe number Of fimpoEsan; testuontss haye
alreAdy been received nnn Physlctans. C1a1symau,
ApothecAttes, mud indeed from Ill clauses Ia spcieIy
speaktns Id the most fattetin- terms Of tht While
Pie Ccmppund.
Dr. Nichols, Of Sostheeld. IT., ssys:
~ ond the White Pins Compound 70 BE- vezy euea-
ctcus not only In couShs and other pulmonsc ARee-
tlons. but also !n affections Of the kidneys debility ot
the stomach and other kindred orEans"
Rev. J. &. Chnse. Of Rumncy. n. r.. writes:
"thaEe for ytars re.,arded yous White Pine Com
pound aa III Invaluable remedy. can truly say that
tIe8ard It ~ even more efcacious and TallahIo than
ever. have tuss taken the Compound for cold, and
It works chaEmiDxly."
hon. P. Il. SEeetser, os South Reading. writes:
M.rtnc long known sornsthins of the valuable
pared, on seeing al advertisement Of your White Pine
GoMpound e gt.e e he he pe!tsas - .aa T. h.. been
eogxhi I'D colds .nd i1 s9mc Of eesious Kidney
friends have slso fcceyed much benefit ito tho Com
pound. We intend to keep 1t alwa5s on haad."
, 1865-10-21

Sealed Proposals viii be received at this otice unt
SATURDAY. 11st October. II u o'clock II. when the
part part os + T1o . % Hanassd I'D Fly Thousaad lss5oo
the Disseminated Of oae thousand dollars each, dated
lst tay o july. 1 with coupons for interest II the
Ists e ss,sa @ peE cent per annu' payable semi
These Bonds IRE Issued by the pozzn Of Public
Works Of tho City OF Chicago tn conformity with aad
b. The authosJ IN section Il Of act Of ae General
Nsse%y ef i1s sas q Ines sDpre,ea, M &,
fDR Of TIC Illinois and Michigan Cxnal to ltyel below
e. ss e. 70 1--WE .sa e.
INTO ,he Ininos Nves. and authorizing said Hasrd o.
Public W1sks to barrow from time to time sum not
eai Il aid sly sna 10 issue :onds thcretot u liz
authorizing shetssue Of Sewerage Loan Benaa,
and al the prorsiona respecug the lsxne md t,e Of
Of she proceeds thereof nd lie rsyneas q the pin
cra1 and the Interest 70 becnme due thereon
y11tDE for a sinking fund for the Liquidation Of tne
as t. sdso 9n e "a
used for the purposes Of said Improvement ard for
pree bid ioE nd tic p1ace of delivery.
Ehehe5 IN Cn'esko os ksw EN- ioss The pessons wh9se
bis 4 son, New 2oIk, nay % desizn:'ed q thsi:
@!sEin cshs as5s afsef &c opening 81 1he psepess
the su1ns awarded them respectively and tho inter
ct 111 J. - e H. Ie f. aseo1
4 the paes aiozsdd. to the parties whose bids ms,
Zach proposal should be sealed. and endorsed Fro
posals for Chicago River Improvement Bonds" and
addressed to the 1ntrEstgncd.
a. TT sas Is 5TEaRs Z sssf nny
aea-p3otset City Compt1nl1cr.
, 1865-10-21
Letter from Rev. L. c. Stevens,

fnstof OF BApLt34 C1ufEG. Gotd1oWn, N. Il.
what tn;nk of your With Pine GaIpaaad. i Seser "
before put pan 70 tell any what thought
old schooi eaI1g led me to serious snspeioas os al
poatsuma Of whatever kind not bearing the stamp
That fraternity. But these su1pcions hive parted
With BY degrees, A. hare carefully acquainted N.Y.
self with the leading principles OF HJdropnthy,
Homeopathy. Thompsoniaulsus, Eclect!ciNn, and
other stems whch have claimed public favor within
the lasE twenty-five years: that feel At liberty
this ground to speak my convictions.
Then the sympathy which feel for You: as former
merely account III hta1tb but Sill ci.t1tshinS A
eardor Of Joar ealy years for this blessed work.
md fahortnE to Your utmost IN other ways. to pro-
claim the glorious sospel-ncltDcd me, as matter oi
duty, 70 comply with your request
In !+S5 becAnc arquA1fed with Deacon Holmes
hoaI9n4n nf AAHe. brother Of tho Late George Dana
sostamans M termetly missionary in Rurmsh, a5d nom
qualities Of White pine bark. lie had few bear ~
fore been bEouEh 70 the borders OF tn grave 81
The best Of phJslt1au3 pronounced pulmuuaFy con-
Fuptfoo4 4nd was ven up to die, bnr wna nevtfthe-
less entrey ensed ey Gsepasation made ~ h!s own
aa1ds o iRia 9i esE5 gaar sS r. s
that 10 philosophical u1ind found 10 undertake
cough pI Iepa1ation from white pine
As soon your article Eas brought to ur p1ticr. 1t
therefore secured my attention; and have not fAf1ed
acquatns mysef With sufficient number OF facta
to produIe settled Judgment II to ta Talue. Some
or my faual1v haIe E!ed IT with s2nal haneGt
believe It one Of tho best Cough Atolcnes eser pro
pared. Besides IT, vh11s as Conkh Aelicine. have
good fasor 10 heiieye Il TO b sH claims as ree
Yours trnlY, L. C. STEvESs-
, 1865-10-21

Cures al diseases araDs IRON N impure state q tne
blood such - tcrpfpla. G&noep1N Formations. Guta
neous Dtscascs foile EI.F.pelas Plrnpes The
cttcr Aaceuons Jan, aice sst |nep MseaIM lt.l
ali oihes d!so.nrr7 my lrron- eoadttro Of TIC
Stscuatory ky*tcm ~ general i"n,ci Eel nsr9
Accofdlns 10 %1isgc Certificates 10 proof Of NhA9
IS above shtrd hs lad By appsinE to dfnEgss of
to II. +. eELLEKS d CO. Sole fEopsaetoFa, l1ts-
burgA. IA- ,- ,,7.n,.
- - 4,anEEts-1iIS' =" N $50
, 1865-10-21

the most beautiful landscape. Of my State IN
the Union. The pra1ries we're the LIST great
ban % thRt could Be- asyised vi Tbereon @ to SLOW
high taste in the art of culture. Dotted With
happy homes, surrounded with Just enough
of The forest to make it beautiful and plea-
eant, with soil that will nlvays make large
returns Of food, what: more could we ask.
Ought We not to do better than ne do, to not
shame the country with bad taste and worse
1nrmIpgs RURAL.
, 1865-10-21

Mary Gilmore, tho daughter Of the sheriff
at Prairie du, Chicn, Wis, on Friday night,
Of teT parents, released two men named Suth.
erland, who had been three weeks confined
in the jail on charge Of stealing oxen, cloped
with them, and carried Of her mothers shoes
and q portion Of her clothing.
, 1865-10-21

said, were chncked for Toledo, and from
thence they intended to go to Paris, via Non
treal. and enter,on European tour. She was
morning started with the younger brother fbr
Montreal, to intercept her husband. They
hare not tsincc been heard from The husband
WAS seen in Ogdcnsburgh night before Last.
The head Of the firm has The healtiest sym
pathies Of cur mercantile community. The
embarrassment to his business will be hut
temporary.
, 1865-10-21

MCSgEb, h, e n, EAUGHAN co llR BfOlu@H5t
New York, extensive manufacturers md importers Of
add JeWelry desiring to increase tneiF buslness to
unlimited s1.ent ha!e resoiys apop Great af DIS"
Certificates naming each article nod its y1l1t are
plpced In scaled envelopes and well mixed. One OF
these envelopes will be sent BY mall to any address on
receipt Of twenty ave cents.
All Articles Sold ut One Dollar Euch, wish-
our Regard to Value.
On receipt or the certificate you will zee what you
going to have. and then It to at 5o option % send
may thus obtain Gold Watch, piamoad Ring. Of my
set Ut JeMelty on our 1t tog one De!laE a1d u 10
prce Of certificates Ia foowa One for cents ye
for eleven for s2 thirty fors3; sl1tynse tos 10;
ope hundred for *1.
Agents vanted everywhere! te Th1m ~ srec!a1 II sefns
arc offered. 7. GAuGHAN q W.
, 1865-10-21

What 1t Costs to Get INTO Parliament.
'sstrictly llmltc1'' suffrage seems to be q
great thIps-for candidates. An English jour
nnl declares that no one need expect to ret into
Parliament for less than ten thousand dollars.
1t cost Tom Hughes lately over flve thousand
ducted by his friends with the strictest econ
nmy Herr fe the bill
, 1865-10-21
GDbrrnu1R11t Sales.

gNUUFlllNlkltt @a*k1>
T ARGE GOVERNMENT SALE
LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY.
BE S. e, HENRY e. co.
s+eond large tale OF Hospal Bedding, Clothing, Fur
nitrse md Fuinishpg Articles
AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
For sccoun. OF The Medical Department .. s. A, At
fhe Medical }zyryna's De7Astnsnt NOT coIngr
nf Mai1 ard First btretta, on TllGRsDAyM0ESlN4,
october eth, conntncinK At 10 O'clock
BEDDING.
1auoo unnketR, ts,5oo Hair Enow1,
scW Bcd En:Ss, 5m1 Linen and Cotton m.
Shirt. lhoo 5h1cE MattfeSscs-
800 Mosquito Bars,
CLOTHING.
a,soo Cotton Drawers, 1900 Dressing Gowns
7seo do shilta, Loo pair Wooltn socfs,
LOO Linen lowell | so patr slippers.
FURNITURE.
$500 ncR Cedstcaea.
EE- The enbove aEticea mrs MI good and IN good Or
d1. many of them Icing IN The original packages.
, 1865-10-21

DKswsTEn, Mass, March u, 1ss1.
pzPo1Axp-1 feel 1t my duty to inform you Of the
very great benefits which have received from the
use Of yonr FAite Pine Co1', pound. II August NJ
me- Increasing IN aeTetty, atte nded with very hard
cough, nlsht sxeau s4a some oleedlag probably nos
wa very dt5tret sing, reducing my flesh and strength
and rende1i9E ne nnat tor ioor ssied medic1nss Of
rtre me any relief. In March. 1851, As vou may 70.
member wrote e you. stsung my d.o1Gpites ss1 snd
Compound. commenced taking it and hmm edistely
began TO amend. At the time OF EIs.ns 70 you, NY
weight WAS only 80 poupda. In I've WeGks wa7 ont
In actlEe labor, nnd In few onhs Eaned mp 70 80
pounds. kno,c thst 1t was tho WAG9 Pine Cbns-
persona apply Ia me for the medicine. and. - Jou
knew, ordered 1t for SALE In eight months. though
without making much eIertlon. dtspo4e Of $40 bot
Ties OF the Compound, hero on Tho cape-
Iwould add that several persons Of ny
whese condition Tas - hopeless Rsmy OWL, hare been
CURED by the IPhlte Pine Compound.
, 1865-10-21

OF West Randolph. Vt, who u practtcinR ph
~ well pEescher. In letter 10 Dr. P dated Nav Il
1863, ind 1t an excellent medicine In Kidne,
dtstnae,n
, 1865-10-21
HElMB0LD'3
Fluid Extract Buchu

In affections peculiar 10 teales, nnequaT1od hy suy
other preparation. in Ch1otosis OF Retention, Ise
ra1itIts panfnmass Or suppression customary eTxc:
aEous, liberation or sct4hous state Of the Utezas,
Leueorshn, md al complaints Incident to Tho sex,
whether arialng rom habits Of dissipation, tupkn~
denees, or In the Decline OF Change Of Life.
, 1865-10-21

I:xT. J. r. POLAND II. D.:
DEAR SI1: Your White Pine Compound his been
nSeI IN my own fan1y, and know OF others who
hate used IT always With good cfece and feel fuly
tusti1tt And 1t Il with pfcs1ute that 8Ay TINT
gard Il unlike most preparation! Of the dsy> ~ whol
Il deserving OF tha entre condencg Of tho public.
Rot only DO cOnnd9is saGc but an efficient remedy
for al diseases Of the thrust.
, 1865-10-21
Also will be added l4fEe lot OF Condemned Hosp
ii Property, caostst1nz Of tic following articles:


n sAKY PROPERTY.
Pa trtr M Cu1xN, Wls, Oct. IL lsS5.
win eell nj Public Auction. It Prairie dn Ch}en.
s.ry F1ope1ty conaistins IL pxt of Chairs, .tn1ce
Desks tlAnorm SCALES, srrinE Rsances. Loud ana
11Iy AtxkuFeR. uAtGhcts, Mc1t b4~as Eo0nlss1f3
Chest, &c, &c
AR0t quantity o1 ttfun0e73.
Sale 70 COMMENCE Al ~ O'Clock T. H.
IL 0tcr of col I, J. HAIsxs, Supervising Commits
tsry. AAM CUTTER
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 0FTHE
| iFf TrrxEssrp
| 49, A1"1 fTtrT t,.Az1x4ry a7rr.s r,xvrr,
| NAAkg+ fexA. 11a.. - - . C1xse@{
| Us Nn1fAKf M KAuSoAnss e {
hanhtIi1E en-; SGp.; "a ~,
| LAKGE sALE " FG0EERA1iENE PHofEMI1.
, 1865-10-21
matebes, Rtngs, 81.
= 5 O !, o o 0
Watches, Chains, Diamond
Rings, &C.,,

WORTH 0VEK 81,t80,uUU,
ALL TO BE BOLD FOR ONE DOLLAR EACH
without regard to Talue Not TO be paid for until Jou
know what You are 10 receive.
3Tnis one of the largest 6tua In the city Of SeWx
have o. band The nrscst stock shat can be found u
that c1ty."-lOceaua Times, Pent Water, Mlch7 Oct
crni, Warsaw, n. T, Oct. u, 1851 Honorable sad
fair-dealinK n.'3Cumberiand Valley Journal, Me-
chanttsb1Tg. Pa, Oct. %, 1861.
cnra.n1n 1s1aEt RTE[, LL "a RE. .S1El
, 1865-10-21

The White Pine Compound, advertised At length ln
cur columns, ia only 70 IL name inviting. eut
inventor, has tho confidence Of the many Who know
nm. confluence which be en;oyed while labHsuE Use
as su1cftr led him to make e1periMe eut3 which Issued
ID Ills medical discoyery-Roston H1tct1san md Re-
, 1865-10-21

RAILROAD CARS AT AUC-
-A8 IlcSs DxrrD STA1ts AMuAKY RAuHnApas}
oETIc1 o. ASSISTANT QrAKTKRxAsyxn, /
&L,,,, = W1knvNtsToN b. c. Oct. ID 1883
WI! stA II pnb1Lc auction "a WRDT ESnE9: Nov,
sSn @ 2cine1 near the Depot the Eew York.
Wasessa so1 bright Cars cve ts} tot EuaEcs
9esfns. cAsh IN Government 1unds
oro>rsra,e.' - 49, q: L. ROBINSON,
"'A3''*A9' BFt Cot Il, ON.
, 1865-10-21

:. Net proht OF thrte Jeah-... $sUN
Suppose the price should 60 to two dollars
bushel nett, after paying for picking, boxes,
ETC., and that the average yield should BE-
only ffty bushels to the acre, which may be
considered q fair estimate, and We hare at the
end Of three years the plantation paid for and
two dollars to pay for superintendent.
After that 1t Will be seen TINT the enterprise
must be paying one. Now, re ask, can any
farmer afford to neglect this so-called small
fruft-1st, to grow supply for his own fam
lily; and, ID, to grow enough for market, TO
give his own and neiglbors' children employ
ment in the picking seasons We trust that
as. n. B." il fully answered.
: NATIVE osAGE sEED.,
The crop Of this seed Is large this season,
and The oranges are selling for 500 to s4.00
a bushel. Some farmers will sell hundreds Of
dollars worth this fall. These oranges must
be put In heaps to freeze, thaw and. rot dur
ing the fall, and placed In the cellar when the
ground freezes. In April the seed can be
washed out, and should be sown before they
dry, when nearly every seed will grow. II
allowed to dry, as Is the case with the Texas
seed, It will require soaking In warm water
until the gum can be seen 10 start before 1t
will be safe to SOW.
Never has there been such mania for
hedging, and this may be termed the hedge
era. Letit b. followed with tree planting
era, and this State, IN ten years, will present
, 1865-10-21

sAouli som think JoroFdbfy Gf Afs -Aedtctne, oe
cnrefut, .rAta 5urcA0sfao. that u sas WH17EPAHE
COMPOUND that Il a6ered you. % trs kaoo Adso
orerq7asions aare been pafned % far by aapTaef-
pi<d deaf1s,
, 1865-10-21
#tpitinat, -,
HEIiMBOLD'S!:;il ;il:l'D
FIuidExtraci;tBuchu !:

Non Retention Or Iucontfnueo at ufto@ Irritation,
Inflammation O. Liberation Of tho Baddes Or KlasJ1s
=. T.,,A
Disessea OF the Prostate Gland, stons IN saa
Calculus, Gravel Brtck Dust Dcpoatt. and M Dr.
sasss Of the rsdder. KldneJs, and. D1ops.cal Swell
tngg.
, 1865-10-21

OFFICE ASSISTANT QUAR-
oTEKNAETEl kAsHyuIx Tenn OH : 1,s3
SALE or GOVERN MFNT ACLEa-1 will offer for
sait az fnhtc Ancston = The Government CoEEait in
NuNDRED GOyEKNMEST MULES.
Thtsc mules MI large Exe, In good condition and
ftt Sto dIsease4 uost Of them iarIng bocn used Ia
the transportation OF tins depot
Sale to roYnmspcc 1t O'Clock H. Oct. T. 1861 End
continue taly until The stock u 81 sold.
Te1mA cAs1i, In GoSEfnn1G1t funds.
by order Of Col. A. J. Mack1y. Chief O. II. D. Oft.
rif5 E Il EfRK. Csnt l. A. q. N
, 1865-10-21
hELMBOlD'S
Fluid Extract Buchu
FOR WEAKNESSES

Arising from E1eesses or IndIscretions
The Constitution once affected By 0r:antc Weak
nets, requires the aid Of medicine TO strengthen snd
inv1gorate the system, which Helnbod's E1ract
Bcchu Invariably 1oea. Il treatment be suhultsed
to, Consumption or Insanity may ensue-
, 1865-10-21

Ah&rond1nE of a Partner In a Fork E*-
tabllktanaons-A Gay Young wife and
GossipinE Public Responsible for
The Mischief.
, 1865-10-21

First Frost Corn Shockipk- kan
Picu:hfu=-N1nn The ceilaf@
Doolittle Black Cap "" common
Btnek Cap Huapberry-"attvc Usage
, 1865-10-21

Hrluboln's Concentrated Compound F7nid Extract
Iurnu Is composed ct t,tachn. snnehs 4nd >nnipe!
sold al Ais Drug md Chemical Warehouse. 10a
I}rnnda1y N f. ocl+aG3D l2tYH kAkIC
, 1865-10-21

I'ndcrtnxer and EsnbA1mer
In S1u Ora xAEk L. and ALL sor1uEEy Cf71EA
III. NbTjIlEk, -: Camp Ett.=t New nEG - FL
cnrr1ulIy DIs1STG!s. Ea1EALA and SNIP IOniEs 4
m, nari OF tic world. For ycfe-:nre 8nd circulars
anJ1y 70 AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY. Chicago
sriirfIS-tt; Tll-sAATT
, 1865-10-21

This celebrated Toilet Soap. 10 such universal dc;
maud Ii paut from the Ch nixess materials. mHc Ahn
,.f],rn{ In jts HatLrc. Hu..fAluy scented, aad e1
3rtIu,ly l.nrcIsl In Its action nison tho skin Fol
sale bs all i,ru xf~te and Fancy GOod6 DaG1H{s-
Lag
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-29
Major General John A. Logan.

Major General JoHN A. LOGAN will not
accept, II rendered, brigadier gonornlShiP in
the regular army. Ho Is to retain command
Of tho army of the Tennessee, which will
leave for Kentucky in a few days The army
will encnmp within four miles Of Louisville.
General sHERNAN will retain command for
tho present Of tho Military Division Of the
Mississippi which comprises the following
States: Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama, Mis-
sissippi, and Louisiana. His headquartors
will probably bo at Cincinnati.
Gen. LOGAN started a portion OF his wAg.
ons and mules to Louisville on Saturday.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-29
JEFF. DAVIS FEMALE pIsou1sE.

SOmo Of the papers are attempting to dis
credi; JEFr, 3 female disguise. The testimony
Of Lieut. Col. PRIroHARD, Of the 4th Michi.
gtn cavalry, who commanded the party that
captured JETP., and also Of his oficsSs, Is, that
JSrrs camp. when surprised, was pitched
In pine forest nOar the edge Of q swamp,
And'a Gordon Of piokets In two lines was
drawn around 1t In tho night.
In the grey Of the morning Mrs. DAVIS ap.
peared In the door Of Tho tent in white robes
supposed to bo her night dress--and asked
leave for hor mother to 20 out after pail Of
water, which leave was granted. JEPF. then
emerged from tho tent with n tin pail on his
arm, his head hooded in black shawl, and
his person snvcloped in q black. mixed tweed
waterproof lad,'s cloak. Tho cloak was one
Of those garments mAdo to reach near the
ground, 80 ns to protect the entire dress.
As JErP. had no hoop skirts, tho cloak
reached NEARLY to his heels, but before he had
reached tho outer line Of pickets his boots
wore discovered, uhsrsupon he was halted BY
the SsntinelS and brought back. While march.
ing bhck TO the quarters, JEFF. threw on the
disguiSe which had served him so lily, with
IN air Of extreme voIation and modification.
During the voyage to Fortress Monroe, Mrs,
DAVIS wore the waterproof and was 10th to
give II up to Lieut.. Col. PRIrCHARD, who,
however, insisted on bringing 1t, together
with tho black shawl, to Washington, whore
II was turned over to the War Department.
WO and In Boston paper the following
paragraph, which probably describes the
identical garment worn by JHEP.:
mrs. Jefferson Davis, on tho 18th Of
January, 1881, sent an order to 4 6rn In this
city for = blaok-mixsd water proof cloak,
with hood 70 draw over tho bonnet. Tho
cloak was cut In the form Of sack, with the
pockets on the inner side. Button holes
were made all the way down the front Of the
garment, which had q double breast, and
was trimmed with dark pearl buttons"