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Nebraska advertiser., 1865-05-11

See the advertisement of Ben. Rogers
Livery Stable in tO-day's paper. Ben.
has made it his main Objectto collect the
finest horses in lhe couu'ry, and, to look
at his stock. all must admit that he has
succeeded admirably, For a No. out.
fit, if you desire>to lake a ride. go 10
Bcn's and we'll insure satisfaction.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-05-11
See the Advertisement 10 lO.day's pa

See the Advertisement il tOsday's pa.
per. of John, HI. Manuy's Reaper and
Mower, combined, also, Manpy's Light
Weight, Iron Mower, Thee. Hill, Agent.
These machines recommend themselves.
Long use has given them a reputation al
most RsOFld.wide. Gail on the Ageni. 4,
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-05-11

s Perkins has ordered a Mammoth Globe
Instrument, for. taking Views. Those
desiring a view Of their residence, and
surroundings, viii do well to send 10 their
orders IiipmediaIey The view Gamble
akeH as large as l41z inches, (or
even 4arger) if desived.s1e4I ~
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-05-11

q large stock of Thimble Skeins and
'1e'' Anli.fFeeziug. Ppnps, Wooden,
0n and Lead1PPes. Garden and Farm
B implements, AID a good assor linen.
haFd"sre, Just reserved BY J. G..
user. tr-~o5 7G "a .n-s- ~
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-05-11

INV, Bliss, Authorized Auctioneer, al
nds &c. selling Stock or Merch4ndise,
n makes AGmlnIsu alOr's Sales, ~ the
y or copPlEy9OT er4s reasonable. If.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-05-11

we are pleased TO see mat the pave.
HrA.. :.
ept. on Main street are being graded,
e hope the march Ofs lhis improve
eti viii continue westward. -
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-05-11

Our organ ,s.ts IA: eoB,ia9tsbly
eased yesterday morning, BY w. S.
'rgan RGehfni5ng ns-Rilh a bottle of
eer's Hamburg Port Wine. village,
Y from the vineyard Of Alferd Speers
a Sro,her-ih law Of Mr.. Morgan.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-05-11

We have exam med a specimen of
organs & AIeadS Deeper and Kiader
pl'Fatgt az the City Drug Store! We
{ satisfied that this is Que of the best.
p~i''Va'Ors made. They are now getting
a pPeTIOr machine. Cali aud examine
s specimen. u. .raai4 rl
apJ bas c4 saas haz le yiEa.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-05-11

Slewart's Hand Corn Planter is an
~diIpenslble arlisie Of every farm, the
Of. on the investment is greater than
any Other labor saving. machine you
b Guy. "v
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-05-11

Il is currently reported and generally
iGeYed thai HE best assortment aud
ives, prices 'of Groceries are 10 be
uud AZ MeLaughHns& Swans. 5sr
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-05-11

Sofee.AThe Council If he City Of
oWnFiie viii 81. as a Board of E4uill.
ZION on Thursday evening. May llth,
IS w. w. HACKNEY,
So Clerks
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-05-11

Rainy has just come back from the
hst, ahere he has been laying in a
IrQs sock of goods, which wit be here
g few days.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-05-11

For Sac Cheap Que fY3sealed CAR
and 1obe siIglt Buggy, ehqolrs #
hiss. 10 doors east OF Office. as
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-05-11

fhe District Court for Nemaha
pOnry has been adjourned OnuI he 29h
y of May. Allpersons interested will
kenOIice and govern themselves accord
BY. .5aaal
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-05-11

BGcoR s. Co. have, a large assort-
esr Of choice Clothing and Genllehlah's
urnlshiDg Goods, which they sell cheap.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-05-11

/ The Mite Society will meet tthe res
|suce Of, Mr., Hoadley, this (Thursday,1
|ysBngl All ere requlIt{d'tO attend
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-05-11

SOAn II. Morrison has been appointed
hoOl Director for this Ds,rlet, in place
1. R. Fisher. resigned. Mr.. Mor-
Fon's name shoaldhave been signed 10.
notice that sppesred IN last weeks
o. claiaf .9esu- tgl5-sEb
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-05-11
rFCall and examine before purchasing
trouble 10 show goods Is l - a.3 ~ ). - 81
40 CONSUMETITES.

- THE Advertiser Having been Restored to
Healt1 IN n few weeks, BY - very sample remedy. sf-
ter having suffered several ye9rs ,wisha severe lung
~afTsction and that dread disc asc, CousumptiOn-is
anxious 70 make known 10 his feiiew-suf!eler the
ToalI who desire II, be will send a copy Of the pre-
scrip1oau3ef ffrse Of charge, with the directions
FIR prefafinS nd using the same whieh they viii
6nia SURE CURE FOX C~0NSUMPftOS. ASTn-
MA. BRONCHITIS, &c. Tic only object Of the
dvefiser in, seOdingt the PreseriPuon = n beReht
lhA afflicted, and spread iasgEmatent Rhieh be con
seiFes 10 be Invaluable. and he hopes every sufferer
EiIltry his reIpedy,a rs twill costthemRpthiRg. and
nay proveRkHENdg. 9EITSQl5O SI5V
'arties wishing the prescription viii please address
Rev. EDWARDA. WILSON,
S-3m Williamsburg. Kings Co.. Asw York.
CWERP sheaTs 81 he most .rDroved male. for sale
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-05-11

Dried Peaches, Apples, Blackberries,
49,, Sc, at Mclaughlin s. Swans.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-05-11

+. Dried and Canned Fruit at Rainy's
eIt door 10 the Printing Office.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-05-11

MlI1=IHaIIa,. ha1rEa I'D R /

Reaper ADD Mower IS lbs greatest farm
implement ever invented. Il works, to
a charm 10 both capacities.
The Hubbard Two Wheel Mover with
MeCormlcks Improvements stand un-
rivalIed. E. H. Wilcox, Agent.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-05-11

Mclaughlin & Swans is the place to.
~ Tea.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-05-11

H.re's pict RS advertise themselves.
3 ADD see them. 60
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-05-11
-la.I ao4 s%JTo4qeoag


nbtbs16bg dutil altths upper bOtOh trade
zOGldaiomeSnrbgH 1E sissetgssb4A can
be made vEo6dnu "a acknowledgements
All are intereasf,qst All pull together.
andht Will soon EoBieEd6wgO EoIIJ
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-05-11
= BMALE DISEASES
-

ASTHMA, HERETOFORE considered an incureble
disease - treated with perfect sucJess in every Ia.
statee By the DuctOF'SnRviy discovered meth0l-
All Cases of CANCER oT no matter how loRg
stanepg, FeuIoved in usIh ~tseivet 10 t~ enty-feur hours
without iRStrppeht or pain ~ a process revealed 10
the Doctor while IN tie CiaiIYoyalt state. which is
kotgn to Ao,Otber person hying. n23-ly
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-05-11

splend4a ISL Of Articles I: an to be sold

RACA0A 9IRN - &AAAACAC0 = e al ~ LIZ RaA
for OneTDpilar Eachtl s
l76 watches ihsndsmes eHgTaved and
warranted efPerrtfine keepers,) vary
&s LSiIieg Sst9ss soiid Cola nun
. J Aang C&esg \ Ss5 each
$50 Geatlemen'ssTver watchesy2 sI5 6G5 each
5000 Latest stylP vest and Meek Chains, SO 70 30 each
500 Gems CaiCoFhia Diamond Pins, 2 50 to IS each
1000 OaIitorSia' Diamond Ear Drops. zoo 10 rs each
5000 Aintafure1aad enanelIed Revoiv-
r INK PiRs. .ta d zoo to IS each
2OOo. C4iasOFaia Diamond ard Enzmelied esEsgu
Gents scarf Pins. new styles 90 to IS each
RSobl Az4akfe aRd Emsiem PiaS, aAN 800 70 fo.e4Sh
$3.50 Sold Band i3seseists, 'sRSraseaf b3fAIU9iS
5000 M0saG and JET Brooches are 90 to "a each
2JUO Cam 60 BreOsbeS F8cll patterns, 90 to SO each
400 FioTensine and LaYa Pins the real
ARTICLE - bHe a3gaf trerl 90 10 q each
5000 Lava and FloFenuue Ear prcps5 O. - 90 10 70 each.
5000 CJrai Ear Drops, 90 to 6each
2OOo Ladies batelainCbain jet &~goId 100 10 % each,
5000 Gents Pins. a spleneid assortment ? 90 70 - each
loco SoIitair Sleeve ButtO"s, 2oOfo 8 each
@ooe Studs and 3 eeEe-ButtcnS in sets, ~
5000 S eeve Buttons plain, eusmelIed
aud engraved 2 90 to 8 each
looOO Plain bud handsomely eng. Rings , 50 10 10 each
engraved 100 to Il each
latest styles 500 to lQ sa-h
1000 Gold Pens and handsome Silver
Gases 500 to 10 eyeh
THIS enaire- list 0f beautiful and valuable GOSas
Will be sold, for One Dollar each. Certificates OF al
the eb0Ea artirlesf viii be placed in, envelopes, M
sealeil reese cnxeiOpessxlii be sent by nislyaso or
defed, without regard to chCice- On receiyiag q Ger
tihcate you witt see what article Sou are TO have, aud
then il is optional With you to send one dollar and re-
Certidcstest can be o.Gered for 81; Eleven for So;
Thirty i've Cor y; Sxty7dye tor SO fznd One hun
.dred for SlkJfWe wall send'a single Oersfacste on the
2CQOa, AL COZ
cfBHx4gTOl IS Beekmau Street, N Y.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-05-11
Inf0rmafiOnFTG

90 r ,NERFOUSSEFFERERS. -.
a III LYMAN, cured Of NeTv0uS DEBILITY. In
eompeten sN RrsInAt ure Decay sud Youthful rrOr,
acuiated tss a tsIe 20 bEneduethers. Visible happy
tn fdrai.h ali who need il. fires Of charge, the
sreeipeand e~tioDsfor making tho simple remedy
nssd IN his ease. dSGffeeafs wishing to profit By t6e
ADVERTISERS bad experiences, and PASSES a SIRE and
valuab9e tcue4y. eansd0 80 by laddns sing him al
voues aGbfsEplsee ~ Busfhesss The Recipe and fail
infOrmatian-oG vital inportIpse-Fil Be cheer
IOHN B. OGDEN,
No. SO Nassau Street, n. T..
P. s. Nervous Sufferers Of both sexes will sn4
shis iafoPrustian iuVslaahle. 8.5R
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-05-11

4 Old g Svernnpemt lava Coffee al Nc
.augblir& Swans.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-05-11

Sweet Poiissi0e Plants at Mclaughlin
r-t -sdfa bro ~ 1881 H- spg 1s
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-05-11

Choice Dr. Goods Al Rainy's. tllh0
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-05-11

CHEEP shears Of the most approved make, for sale
~ At Mclaughlin y SUsn'G-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-31

COFTEE-Tne marKc. was uull anu prices Wer6 d trlne
weaker. but quoabs change took place. The sales
all in jobbing lots for consumption
FRErGHrs The marfet was very quiet and nothing Of
consequence done Rather more was asked for
grain to the United Kingdom, but nothing was DONE
There inquiry for vessels for Cork for orders
ments wcre:MTo Liverpool 200 bales cotton at 5ied,
and. per steamer 300 bales cotton at Id To London
100 hhds. tobacco at 25s
scaut supply and prices were very firm about 90 bales
sold mostly at ACC 6oc but including fcw retail par
ccs very choice which brought CSC We note sales, 100
bales old crop at loo. 40c, as to quality.
MoIAssEs was quiet bit unchanged
PROVISIONS Receipts IS bbls. pork, 104 pkgs. beef,
II do cut meats 30ss do butter and 1887 do cheese
The pork market Unsettled and prices were irreg
lar opening firm at $50 rs, and selling as high
s 20 but finally cs s heavy at .s az cash. T1s
for mess, and $2S rs 500 for prime mess Beef
was steady with moderate demand. The sales were
SIT for extra mess. Beef hams continued scarce and
with moderate inquiry; prices were firm. Bacon was
land cut deliverable in January, sellers option, at 174c
Cut meats were quiet for want Of stock prices wore
well sustained. The sales were at 16Kc. 17hc for
shoulders and zoe. 231zc for hams The lard market
was dull, but prices unchanged. The sales wero
about 900 pkgs at 24c Skc, the latter extreme
rate Butter was nrm at 3Oc a 42c for Western and
doc 55c for State Cheese qriet but Arm at 14c
a l9c. for common 10 first quality factory made.
PETROLEUM. Receipts, none The market ruled hrmer
Of both crude and refined In bond in turn better,
though the advance was not decided The sales were
about 800 Dds at 36r BIC Tor crude 5sc 0Oc TOT
refined In bond, and $50 58kc in Philadelphia. Also
little lots Of free at TIC. a 79c.
RICE was quiet; prices were unchanged We heard OF
transactions except in a retail way.
SUGAR The market for raw was steady, with only
very moderate inquiry. while refined was shade In
buyers favor The sales OF raw comprised 10s hhds.
Cuba muscovado, part private terms but chiefly at
l3Nc. 14hc, and 100 boxes Havana at lac.
SrxARSE Receipts, So packages. The market was
quiet and heavy but prices were without material atera
ton.
ToBAcco-Receipts, IS hhds and Sol packages The
market rather quiet but full prices were realized
The sales embrace 1856 hhds Kentucky at &c. 28K.,
and Is Ohio seed leaf at 19kc 23c
TAILow was inactive and shade In buyers favor with
sales Of so 900 lbs at 14c. 14kc.
WmsKEy Receipts. none. The demand was more
active, and prices steady The sales wore about
$50 bbs mostly at 50 49, but part at 81 "a for Western
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-31
SECOND BOARD.


CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
MONDAY, Oct 500 N.
AsHEs-Receipts, Is packages The market
changed respect About 20 packages pots sold at
So rs per package
BREApsruvYs. Receipts, 1850 bills -four, 54,4s2
bushels wheat, ~ 40 do corn 800 do oats, 6149
do rye and So TOO do barley State and Western -four
opened steady, with inquiry but tho market closed
with less animation and somewhat heavy though prices
without noticeable change. The sales covered
10 500 bushels at snboined quotations. Southern
-four steady and In moderate demand with sales Of
400 bbls. Canada -four was moderately active at full
prices The sales comprised 800 bbls Rye -four was
prices wese well sustained We only heard Of sale OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-31

Wheat, though very dull, was without important
change in price, but If anything the tendency TO de-
cline The sales were almost exclusively for milling pur
poses comprising only about 1000 bushels at SO IS
50 81 for amber State 50 80 for red Canada So 80 for
old winter red Western and 81 so for amber Milwaukee
The demand for corr less active, but prices
supported The embraced about So 900 bushels at
Soc Soc for unsound, and e0c Ole for sound mixed
Western The transactions in oats were larger, and
prices were rie in sellers favor with sales OF sound
al 55c. SIC, and unsound at doc. Sic Rye was
changed; about 500 bushels Canada EXCHANGED hands
at ST 20 Malt was Inactive The scarcity Of barley
bled holders TO procure full prices; the demand was
rather limited only about 900 bushels, mostly State,
sold at 81 OF 81 II.
CoTTos Receipts, e,574 bales. The market was
rather active but prices were somewhat irregua
and slightly weaker, as the prevailing opinion among
operators concerning the expected European
that 1t would be of lnavorabe character However.
no material concessions made The sales embraced
5000 bales, bought mostly by consumers, at our quota
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-31

.ala Rsis.s i.4.l.s sa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-31

u Has the most elegant assortment Of
~ IN AMERICA.
FOR STYLE AND RICHNESS THEY DEFY COMPE-
Triton.
Lag BROADWAY door above Twenty sixth street.
NEW YORK CITY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-31

4 pTfyfcfAL EYEs.--ARTfPrcIAL HUMAN EYES
"A made 10 order Aud inserted by Drs. v. BAUCH 4 r.
lOU6ELMANN (formcrly employed By Roisscuesu- Of
saris, - Brosdwsv ~ "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-31

AT TIE SIXTH AVENUE CHEAP STORE rs THE
n best place to buy Housekeeping oods Fannels Mus
lns Curtains, Aipacas. Hosiery Undershirts Drawers,
Gloves Sontags Breakfast shaws and az kinqs o. WOODEN
vets Embrodcres Laces Ac with great variety Of small
Our ladies' Kid Gloves at 81 80 equal 20 any
imported Az buy largely AZ ancton we can sell under
regular prices. RONALDsoE& MEAkEs
Sixth and Nineteenth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-31

AT GRAND STREET CHEAP STORE,
IA EETAIL,
Ribbons Bonnet Velvets Millinery Feathers and
Flowers. Dress Trimming Gloves, Embroderies woollen
Hoods Sontngs Nubias 5hawls, &C. &C. every day from
auction. n great reduction In price.
Also In our Bonnet ROOM up stairs,
RETAIL,
silk Beavers White Conveys Plush, Felt straws. Flats and
Boomers every shape 2Jc 38c, &c. at &c., at
75c., at 81, 81 IS 81 %, 81 70. and 81.
Our old 81 quality sell at 81 50.
EDWARD RIDLEY.
81 and SIX Grand and 60 Allen street,
Fifth block east from the B0wery.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-09-21

Eg' The Nashville Dispatch says that from
a gentleman who arrived from Johnsonville
on Wednesday, we learn many interesting
particulars concerning that section. 1t will
be remembered by our readers that in Tic IT.
tack on Johnsonville by Forest, some sixteen
transports and five gunboats were sunk An
officer from Detroit, employed by the Govern
ment, has succeeded in raising the boats,
with all the machinery and ammunition. A
barge containing nine hundred tons of rail
road iron, which was sunk three miles below
the town, has been raised. The ammunition
now being transported 20 St. Louis from
Nashville is reshippcd at Johnsonvillc. While
the negroes were unloading the shells about
ten days ago, one of them exploded, killing
three Of the negroes and badly wounding four
others.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-09-21

ANDERsoNyILLE.- Capt. Griffin has given
some particulars about this Interesting spot
to which thousands of fearful eyes are turn
ed. The graveyard contains about fifty acres
and from thirty to forty workmen have been
employed, by private enterprise, in fitting up
headboards and ombelllshihg the grounds. Of
the thirteen thousand who have died at this
terribly interesting place, the bodies of all
have been identified except about three hun
dred. There are many names reported at
Washington on the list of desertcrs, which
also find place on the dead rolls of Ander-
sonville. These names should be erased from
the disgraceful roll at once. Thousands of
letters are received at Andcrsonvillc There
Is no one whose special duty it is to answer
these letters; but they are taken care of and
will be resp5hded to 1T an early day.
Mrs. w. ii. Weldon, formerly of Milwaukee
Wisconsin, has opened hotel in Anderson,
where pilgrims to this sacred spot will find
accommodations.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-09-21

EF The Richmond (Va.) Republic, refer
ring to the poverty struck condition of old
Virginia in consequence Of the war, says:
eve speak from personal knowledge when
we state that families once in affiuence, and
which bear the names Of some of the best and
wisest men of former days, have hccn depcn-
dent for support since the evacuation of Rich
mond on rations issued by the United States
Government. But for the liberality of that
Government; starvation--would have swept
multitudes Of our people from the face of the
earth.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-09-21

Well known and much respected among the Ger
man population in this country, makes the follow
ing statement for the benefit Of the afflicted.
HANOVER, Pa, Fen. 2G, 1859.
Dear Sirs Having realized in my family i'm
portant benefits from the use of your valuable pre-
iaraton-wIsIAlg BA:stu or WILD CHERRY-it n.
lords me pleasure TO recommend it to the public
TO he in decline and little hopes Of her recover,
were entertained. then procured bottle of vo
excellent Balsam, and before she had taken Il .
whole of the contents Of the bottle there was gre
improvement in her hcath. hs+c III my indiv Z
nal case made frequent Use of your valuable medi-
cine, and have always been benefited by it.
JACOB SCHILLER
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-09-21

DR.. Strickland's Pile Remedy has cured
thousands Of the worst cases of Blind and
Bleeding Piles. 1t gives immediate relief
and effects permanent cure. Try it directly.
1t is Warranted to cure
For sale by all Druggists. General Depot,
& East Fourth Street, CINCINNATI, o.
For sale by,r. c.. Shriver L Co., Drug
gists, Cumberland Md.
Nof. "A, 1S64-1y.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-09-21
From JONATHAN HOVER, Esq.

Il Wei Rnopn and Nighiy Respectable Gert,cia1a
CLEARspRiSG Wash. Go. Nd. Sept l3, 1860.
Gentleman.-Tbis Is Il certify that during the
last httoeh or twenty years | have been afflicted
with severe affection of the lungs, and that after
trying many remedies to little Or no purpose, ives
induced to purchase OF your agent in this place,
(NIr. A. J. Kershper, bottle of Dr. Wistar's Pal
sam of Wild Cherry, which has proved to be all il
has been Recommended. ! hope all who are afflicted
in similay manner will try the virtues of this grea,
medicine.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-09-21

GENERAL RosEcRANs has had a most fatter
ing;reception in California. The people of
that distant State had a full appreciation of
his great services to his country. and greeted
Him with much enthusiasm. 1t was an ex-
citing novelty to them to have with them one
Of the real heroes of the war.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-09-21

The greatest Improvement. yet in TIE Sewing Ma.
china art. A curiosity worth seeing. Of,
Please send for circular with sample of sewing.
These Improved Machines save ONE HUNDRED PER
of thread and silk, and make the Lo,k Stitch
alike on both sides. , r
They require no instruction to operate perfectly,
except, the printed Directions"
No change in sewing ffom one kind Of goods to
another ,-.
Aud no taking apaf: 70 clean or oil.
Our New Mandatory is now complete with all
lis machinery and tools entirely new, and is aredy
rapidly turning out Machines, which for beauty and
perfection of finish are not sprIed by any manuac-
ture in the world. ..".
N. B.--Should any Machine prove unsatisIaac-
tory, il can be returned and money refunded; 4
Agents wanted in countie not canvsssed ~ our
own Agents. ~ co
FINKLE l. LYON, $: NJ. co.
No. 53s BROADWAY, NEW-fohh. ~
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-09-21
Imperipl Triumphs in Mexico.


The French in Mexico are jubilant over two
ureat victories, and have despatched vessel
10 Europe with the important news. They
have taken the city Of chihuahua, which was
undefended, and The town Of Hermosllo,
which had been previously evacuated. Chi
huahua was The capital of JUAREz, and the
capture of the place is therefore assumed to
be of some importance. TO certain extent
it is triumph, such triumph as the United
States would have had if Richmond had been
abandoned and the whole Rebel army had
fallen back to Danvillc or Lynchburg. We
would have had the capital, but we would also
have had to follow, fight and conquer the
Rebel army before we could have insisted that
we had gained the Substantial victory. JuA-
REF had left chihuahua and taken his stand
elsewhere. What he had given up, the
French have captured. This is the extent Of
the triumph as it stands at present 1t may
be a sign of the Republican weakness that the
Juarists have retired. 1t may be an evidence
of strategy.
The wearing and wasting process which
gives an invader barren victories, and com
pels him to maintain his troops in concentra-
ton or send them forth on new expeditions,
may be slow system of defensive warfare;
but it, tells upon foreign foe in country
not very friendly, and continually demands re-
Endorsements. Mexico is so large, and the
Imperial forces, with all the French, Austrian
and Belgian contingents, are so small that a
petty war--a war of hosts-seems to be the
liberal policy. They can keep it up as long
as their native resolution burns brightly, and
ut each victory" the invaders will seem
further from the end.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-09-21
K,'X!;Z, q, & III

All the Medical men and the Press recon-
mend DR.. StricklanPs Anti Cholera Mixture
as the only certain remedy for Diarrh9a and
Dysentery. Il is combination of Astrin-
cents, AbSgrhcnts, stinulenIs and Carmna-
.ives ard Il warranted to effect a cure after
all other means have filled
For sale by Druggists. General Depot No:
6 East Fourth Street. CinciDrati, Ohio.