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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-10-31
AUCTION SALES.
By F. F. FERGUSON, AuctiOneer.
VERY DESIRA BILE MAIN
STREET PROPERTY
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.

FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
Will be sold, at Public Auction, on the premi-
ses, on Wednesday, the sth day of November
next, at IL oclock, the following property of the
Estate of Robert Robertson, deceased.
- The Dwelling House and Lot No. 80, East Main
Street (near the corner of Fenchurch Street.
The Lot fronts on Main Street As feet, inches,
running back l42 feet, with front on Fenchurch
Street of AZ feet, besides the use of foot Lane,
opening on Fenchurch Street, between this Lot
and Salusbury's corner property.
This Lot may be divided intotwo and the front
on Fenchurch Street improved.
ALSO,
The Brick Building and Lot No. SO, East Main
Street, at present occupied as Tailor Shop and
Shoe Shop
This Lot has a front of As feet on Main Street.
Terms of sale-Cash for whole purchase money,
or, at the option of the purchaser, one-third
cash, and the balance deferred on conditions
which will be made known at the sale.
IF. f. FERGUSON,
Oc24-tds AuctiOneer.
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INOR SMITH FIELD.-The Sfenmar
l. JOHN TRACY will leave Wills wharf on
Wednesday morning, at 10 o'clock, for Smith
field; Persons wishing to attend the Methodist
Conferences, will have the opportunity of DOING
so by this boat. Fare 81. oc3l- It@
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aE.BOXES FAMILY SOAP.-ln
20 store and for sale low by
j tz J5 JAS. E. JONES, '-
oc26 No. 2, CampbelPs Wharf,
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4 HEESE.-S0 boxes choice Factory
" Cheese for sale very low, to close eonsioy1-
ment, by DAVIS BRO.
oc3l Rowland's Wba
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IAROLINA BELLE SNUFF.-Hav-
" ing been appointed Agents for this familiar
brand of Snuff, offer it to the trade at lowest
rates DAVIS BRO,
oc31 RoWland's Wharf.
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TTNHE NORFOLK BUILDING FUND
ASSOCIATION.

HOMESTEAD LOAN ASSOCIA-
IL TlON.
The regular Monthly Meeting of this Institution
~ O'Clock, in the Hall of the Sons of Temner-
anee, Odd Fellows Building Church Street.
The monthly dues must be paid at or before the
meeting, to the Treasurer, Mr.. Henry B. Con-
stable.
Fines will be rigidly enforced on all delin-
quents. j. HARDY HENDREN'
oc3l-3t Secro+o
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-10-31

DUTTER.-l5 firkins prime to choice
ID New York State Butter for sale very low, to
close consignment, by
DAVIS & BRO,
oc3l Rowland's Wharf.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-31
I'D E A II HI = .

DAWSON In Shrewsbury, Aug. 16, Martin
Dawson, aged IS years, months and IL days
ABBOrT.-In this village, Aug, 2S, B. X. Alb
bolt, aged so years. st -&-"
HARLOW.-At Clarendon Springs, Angus:
18th, Lewis Harlow, aged "A years.
BAlLEY-In Lincoln Co., Missouri, on Sur
dav, Aug 6 h, of Erysioelss, Ada j daughter
of Horace and Anmaranth Colburn, of ShI eWs.
bury VT, and wife of Warren L. Bailey, aged
q years, 0 months and 20 days. fta
PARKER-In this village, on the 23d inst,
widow Nancy Parker, aged 80 years.
Funeral at the house of Warren Daniels, Esq,
at 1880 A. NJ, Friday.
JoNES--In Shrewsbury, on Monday, Avg.
ith, Nathaniel ". Jones, youngest son OF ous
G. and Fanny u. Jones, aged 70 years.
We deeply mourn, but trust our loss is his
gain. His trust in Jesus was sweet 10 see.
-. .a.....r.'5 - g.. ~ Con-
FRENcH-In this village, Thursday, August
| oath Andie J. son of b. 2. and Helen A. FrentA,
| aged months and IA days.
| Funeral services al the house, at 10 O'Clock
| this Saturday morning.
| BARBER-At Chicago, ILL.,, Aug. II, Mrs,
| Lucy Barber, widow Of the late &. ID. Barber,
| Esq, of Middlebury, aged IS years.
| Vermont papers please copy.
LOwREY.-At Lancaster, Wis, in june Last
| Edward Lowrey, Esq, Attorney at Law, former
~ a resident of this village.
RoBINsON.-In Cuttingsyille, Aug. 27th
Mrs Su an Robinson widow Of the late Calvin
Robinson, Esq, aged 81 years.
DELAND.-At West Rutland, on the 2'tl
inst, Mrs. Patty II. wife Of Joseph A Delana
| aged 60 years.
| sMITH-In this village, Aug 20, Jennie Oar
l ling, ased months and ID days, only dspghte
Of Marshall and Henrietta r. Smith.
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The rErial of Il. B Ketchum.

DIV. NEW IOntAy aus ~
Edward B. Ketchum, the forger, was
arraigned this morning before Justice
Hogan in the magistrates private room
in the Tombs, where none were admit
ted but those specially interested in the
case. Among those present were Chas.
Graham, John Sedgwick, District At
torney Hall and about half dozen Wall
street men.
The prisoner asked for an adjourn
ment for few days, as the gentleman
he expected as counsel had not yet ap-
peared. Mr.. Hall agreed to an adjourn
ment till Monday next, and moved the
prisoner be committed to the Tombs IN
til then. The adjournment was grant
ed, and the prisoner committed to the
Tembs.
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RUMSEY- BRADLEY-In Hubbardton, on
the 24th inst, by Rev. Calvin Granger, Mr.. Heo-
~ c. Rumsey to Miss Dorleska e, Bradley, a..
Of Hubbardton
GRAVES GILBERT-In Fairhaven. Aug.
o. by Rev, NJ. Ludlum, David K. Graves and
Julia a. Gilbert, both of Fairhaven. No Oa--ds
BATEMAN- MoODY.-In Hamp+,.o NJ V
1,s fI Iy ~ MS ~ lewis Bate.
man '-1 I'i'el 'AoOuy' '''N - Poult they
,s 6A n, 4 :. Dandy, VT, Aug "a
HSnri s a; r &c, Esq Edia Baker and Mrs
soft, both of Dandy.
Ia cY-PARKHURsT.- Philadelphia
ragust isth, 1858, by Rev. ]. Ii. Smith, Mr.. V
Q. Davey of Fairhaven, VT, to Miss Louisa
Parkhurst, Of Hydeville, Vt.
GRIGGs-LAURIE- AT Middle Granville
n. Y, August 18th, by Rev. John E. Baker, MI
George H Griggs and Miss Maggie E. Laurie
both Of Centre Rutland. .. .-.
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AYERS PILLS

Are YOU sick, feeble and complainingf Are
you cut of order with your system deransed ana
your feelings uncomfortable These symptoms
are often the prelude TO serious Illness sQne nj
of sickness is creeping upon you, and should be
averted by a timely use OF the right remedy.
Take Ayers Pulls, and cleanse out the dieordered
humors-purify the blood, and let the hlids
move on unobstructed in health agaln, Iney
stiaaulats the functions of the body into vlgor-
Gus activity, purify the system from the obstruc-
tions which make disease. cold settles some
where in the body, and deranges its natural
functions. These, if not relieved, react upon
themselves and the surrounding organs, pro8ue-
ing general aggravation, suffering and dera1gs-
ment. While in this condition, take Ayers Pills
and see how directly they restore the natural as-
ZION Of the system, and with it the buoyans tsel-
ing of health again. What is true and so appa-
rent in this trivial and common complaint is also
true in May Of the deep-seattd and dangerous
distempers The same purgative effect expels
them. Caused by similar obstruction and DC.
rangements Of the natural functions of the body
they are rapidly and many Of them surely cured
by the same means. Nones~ho know the virtue
OF these Pills will neglect to employ them when
suffering from the disorders they cure, such es
Headache, Foul Stomach, DyssnterYs Bilious
Complaints, Indigestion, Derangement Of the
Liver, Costivtness, Constipation, Heartburn,
Rheumatism, Dropsy, Worms and Suppression,
when taken in &c doses.
They are sugar coated, so that the most sensi-
tive can take them, and they are surely the best
purgat.ye medicine yet discovered.
.1-.---.-4 AYE2'S AGUE CURE, 90
~ For the speedy and certain cure OF Interulit-
tent Fever, or Chills and Fever, Reurttent Fever,
Chill Fever, Dumb Ague, Periodical Headache
or Bilious Headache and Bilious EeyeIsj indeed,
for the whole class of diseases originating in
hillary arrangement, caused by The rnalagis Of
Iniasmatic countries. s-5a5gC 4saf
This remedy has rarely failed @ cure The Sc
verest cases d ChIls and Fever, and il hes this
great advantage over other Ague medicines, tina!
II subdues tie complaint without injury TO the
patient. II contains no quInfne CT other oelete-
rious substance, i or does 1t produce qujniem o.
any injurious effect whatever. Shaking bro her:
OF the army and the west, try il and you Tii~sE-
dorse these assertions. lgs5g
Prepared by j. @. AVER & Co, Lowell
Mass and sold by druggists and deslert aeysry.
where, aud at Rutland BY Fem s. Iulle, Pend
& Morse and q. W. Chaplin, Jr.
81 1850 julylodsSw2rl
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Markets.
NBw YORK, Aug. 2

NBw YORK, Aug. 20
Cotton lower. sales 1900 bales mid
ding n np,;.csTiGs, IS a Al.
Flour, sales, $500 bbls. State and
western dull and Is cents lower; super
fine state, $50 1856; extra state, 7.75 a
500; choice do, 100 500; round
hoop, Ohio, 8.90a $50 choice do, $40
a 100; superfne western, $50 7.75 ;
common to good, extra western, $40 a
$780, southern, dull, sales, 400 bills;
mixed to good, $50 a 1880 fancy and
avtra, 10 go a Loo
Corn, tirmer, but closed dull at satur-
days nrioes, sales 61.OOo bu.
Lard quiet and steady sales, $50 bbls.
at l9 "a a "a "a
Butter steady, Ohio ola 20 state, 80
80.
Sugars active and firm; muscovado,
u IA a IL IL.
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HosTETrERs BITTERs ON THE RATTLE.
FIELD.

1t is satisfactory 20 know thu. eur aeld hes-
pitfalls are no longer unsuppiied with this Lie
saving preparation Soldiers vhe, as private
citizens, had become acquainted with its pro-
psrties, have in many instances made q special
reques, that HosTETTERs STOMACH BIT
TIERS might be added 10 the medical stores Of
their regiments, and their wishes have not been
unheeded, As means Of sustaining wounded
men on the battlefield, and Of enabling treOps
to bear tstgIing marches under blazing sun,
It has been streRuously recommended By dis
tinguishei medical men, and the prospect is tia.
ii will eventually supersede an the adulterated
tinetures, liquors and dangerous TONES that
have heretofore been considered medicinal
staples, The fact that small quantity of the
Bitters mixed with water from any Of the South.
err or Southwestern rivers will prevent 1t nom
affecting the bowels or the liver, should be
borne in mind by Army Physicians, soldiers,
and all who have occasion TO visit those portions
OF our country. The man who uses Hostetter's
Bitters in conformity with the directions, may
set at defiance Intermittent Fever and all other
diseases generated by the action Of an unwhOle-
some atmosphere upon an overtaxed frame
New York House, SO Cedar Street, n, y.
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From Texas.

NEW York, Aug. &c.
The Brownsville Texas correspond
dent of the Herald, under date OF Aug.
s, states that an ex-rebel officer boosted
Of Sterling Price having been made a
Major General of Maximilians troops,
and was empowered to raise a cavalry
force of thirty three thousand men
from the disbanded rebQl army. Also
that several other rebel generals have
been commissioned by Macmillan, and
it was intended to have one hundred
thousand rebels in Maximilian's service
within year, to keep watch Of Sheridan
on the Rio Grande.
Our officers at Brownsville, recently
gave a banquet to the Emperor's officers
together with General Slaughter arr
other ex-rebels. 1t was an almost Uni
versal belief among the American, off
GERS that they will be immediat civ or
dered to march into Mexico.
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DR., Barrows further testified that at
Andersonville, prisoners We're arrested
for buying green corn which the guards
took away from them. Corn is an anti
scorfutic in cases OF scurvey and Is a
useful diet,
The slops OF the cook-house were
thrown into the streams which ran
through the prison, the exhillratlon
from which was horrible and very I'M
healthy, besides the sinks We're over
flowed owing TO the rains, rendering the
premises still more intolerable. Human
bodies sometimes lay unbured for three
DAYS The stencil was terrible, sensihly
affecting the atmosphere and was worse
than that from any dissectlng room,
Complaints OF these things were fire.
quently made in high quarters, Dead
men in the morning were frequently
found with the living, The largest
est number of deaths In the stockade for
one day in August 1854, was two hun
dred and seven (2O7)
The witness found Capt. Wirz In
charge of the prison when he went there
and left him there at the time he made
his escape.
Ratjons were cut Off from the entire
number of the thirty thousand prison
ers for an entire day, owing TO the
alleged offences OF few others.
The witness remembered he LWirz)
said to him that he (Wirz) was Of more
service to the Confederate Government
than any of the poor rebs in front
WASHINGTON, Aug %.
Nothing especially interesting elected
up to recess.
Dr. b. A. VANDERBILT testified as to
the shocking condition Of more than
two thousand OF returned prisoners
from Andersonvi,le whom he attended
at Annapolis
Martin E. Hagan testified that he had
! been in the prison at Andersonville, the
men were in bad condition and so thick
that they could scarcely elbow their
way around some lay in their own
filth calling tor water and food but no
attention was paid them. The food was
miserable, such as sour, half-baked
corn bread and inferior beef. He was
afterwards brought back to the prison
through the agency of bIood-hounds ;
had seen Wirz with hounds, trying to
strike the track of escaped prisoners.
For attempting to escape he was, after
the most obscene abuse from Wirz, fas-
tened by the feet and neck, and remain
ed so IS hours heard Wir2 give orders
for him to not have food but he did OBJ
tain some from paroled prisoners, who
stole it for MIN; he had seen three pris-
Oners put IN stocks; saw Wiz throw a
man down because, worn by disease, he
could not walk faster and stamp on
him he died shortly afterwards.
Joseph D. Kryzer testified: Was a
prisoner at Andersonville; one man was
shot dead for reaching over the dead
line for some mouldy bread, which had
bet thrown there. He also testified to
seeing a man shot in the abdomen and
men in a chain gang, with iron collars
around their necks for attempting to
escape; also saw men bucked by order
of Wirz, for attempting % escape. Ad-
| iOurned
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sDeciaI Notices.
ga THING OF BEATTY rs 4 JOY Fol


teA THING OF BEAUTY rs 4 J0Y FOR
..- 1870. EVER" -.....-
MARTHA WAsHINGToN'S HAIR RE-
sTORER is q perfect success and no mistake
A Hair Dresser and Hair Restorer both combined
in one Is not Dye; will not stain the skin |;
will restore Gray and Faded Hair to beautiful
Black, Brown or Auburn color and cause 1t to
assume its original beauty; will cure ell humors
and diseases Of the Scalp; remove dsndruf and
scurf, keeping the head cool and nice. Cause
dry, harsh and wiry hair to become soft and SIX
like, as in youthful days. Will promote 3
healthy growth, keep it from falling of and
cause It 10 grow on bald heads where there Is
life and vitality at the roots but where these are
gone there is no hope of success.
Every person in Vermont can have their
''sBAY-sRAps,' RESTORED To rHRIR PoRNKa
BEAUTY
In Sixty days by using Martha washington's
HAIR Restorer." Try il and be convinced.
Sold everywhere. Price 81 90 per bottle.
SIMoNDS 8 CO., Proprietor:
uoedAvsm Ftswilliam, N. II.
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Trial of Jeff. Davis.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 90.

WASHINGTON, Aug. %,
The trial OF JEFF Davis will take place
before United States Circuit Court, but
no particular one has yet-been desig-
mated. There seems to be no Importance
attached TO the report that the grand
Jury Of the District of Columbia, some
months ago, found true bill against
him for constructive treason in sending
his troops to operate against Washing
ton in the summer OF 1864.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-31
A MoDERN MIRACLE.

REVIEWER has proved itselfto be the most
perfect preparation for the hair ever onered TO
the public,
injurious properties whatever, ~ ..rtsssl .rs|-
IT WILL RES TORE GRAY HAIR TO ITS
ORIGINAL COLOR.
. 1t will keep the hair from falling out. s
1t eleanses the scalp and makes the haT soft,
lostrous and silken. .s.----5s- ;s.t..-y f
1t is a splendid hair dressing.
.Cg No uerson, old or young, should fail to use it
1T Is RECOMMENDED AND USED BY
THE FIRST MEDICAL AUTHORITY.
ngAsk for Halls Vegetable sicilian Hail
.Renewer, and take no other.
X. Z. HALL d co.
Nashua, N H., Proprietors
Fer sale by all druggists szv6m
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-31
BRANi RETn's PILLS,
WHOSE TIMELY USE, UNDER PRoyl-
DANCE, HAS OFTEN SAVED LIFE.

These celebrated Vegetable Pills are no new,
untred remedy; they have been used and tested
in the United States for thirty ears, and are re-
lied upon by hundreds Of Thousands Of families
as almost their sole medicine when sick, No
care or expense is spared in their preparation,
and it is certainly true when l assert that no
King can have medicine safer or surer than
Brandreth's Pills,
They produce a good effect upon disease al
most immediately they are taken. BY some
wonderful power, perhaps electric or uervous
influence, the progress Of diseased action Is ar
rested; where watchiulness and pain have been
present, the system becomes quieter, and the
patient soon obtains refreshing sleep.
The genuine Brandreth Pill Box has upon II a
United States Government Stamp with b. Bran
dreth in White Letters in the same.
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CONQUER EARLY

The tendency to grayness by promptly attack
ing i'."
e." THAT GREAT ENEMY sE
to personal beauty, with the most popular article
of the day, r'-
49,. CRISTADORO's HAIR DYE,
which. like sherman's legions, ''know no such
word as fail" Under its application
THE BLACKS COME OUT a.a
brilliantly, and the browns of every shade ap-
pear. Manufactured by j. Cris.adoro, No. 6
Astor House, New York. Sold by Druggists.
Applied by all Hair Dressers. 1.Egt -E
" e july27d&w4w e..s 7si....f
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CAUTION FROM THE AMERICAN WATCH
COMPANY.


1t having come to our knowledge that imita-
tons of the American Watch have been put
upon the market N great plumber, calculated by
their utter worthlessne.s TO in are the reputation
of our genuine products, to protect our own in
terests and the public from imposition, we again
publish the trade marks by which our Watches
may invariably be known.
We manufacture four styles of Watches.
The First has the name
AMERICAN WATCH CO., waltham,
Mass, engraved on the inside plate
The Second has the name
CARLETON, TRACY & CO., Waltham,
Mass" engraved on the inside plate. RI.
The Third has the name
sP. S. BARTLETT, waltham, Mass en-
graved on the inside plate.
All the above styles have the name American
Watch Co. painted on the dial, and are warrant
ed in every respect.
The Fourth has the name
SWIM. ELLERY, Boston, Mass. p engraved
on the inside plate and is not named on the
dial. ....,... ..a-.8fr-ta 81. KS
All the above described Watches are made Of
various sizes, and are sold in gold silver cases.
as may be required. .........f .-1
1t is hardly possible for US to accurately de-
scribe the numerous limitations to which we have
alluded. They are usually inscribed with names
so nearly approaching our own as to escape the
observation of the unaocustomed buyer, Some
are represented as made by the "Union Watch
Co., of Boston, Mass.n-no such company exist
ing. Some are named the ''soldler's Watch
10 be cold as our Fo,it..th or VIM. Ellery style,
usually known as the 'sSoldier's " stHh." 9TH
ers are named the "Appleton Watch Coz" others
the ''P. S BARLEY, instead o. our ''P. S. Bart
lett - besides many varieties named in such
manner as to convey the idea that they are the
veritable productions of the American Watch
Company.
We also caution the public, and particularly
soldiers, against buying certain articles called
Watches SO freely advertised in illustrated pa
peFs as Army Watches" "officers' Watches"
Magic Time Observers" ''Arcana Watches"
&c, the prices of which are stated to be from
seven to sixteen dollars A good Watch, in
these times, cannot be afforded for any such
II oney. Ids -."#
A little attention on the part Of buyers will
protect them from gross imposition.
ROBBINS g. APPLETON, 81
Agents for the American Watch Company,
1872 Broadway, New York.
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EARM FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers his farm of $50 acres of
good land for sale. Said farm is within two
miles Of Rutland village. Ofsaid farm 70 acres
are good wood and timber land There is upon
sad far n a Sugar Orchard of 500 trees an Apple
Orchard of $50 trees. The whole farm is we'll
watered, with water cor Quoted in iron pipes to
Il house and barnes The whole farm is under
good cultivation, well fenced and well adapted
TO the keepias Of COWS or SHEEP.
Terms mace easy for purchaser. INN ediate
posses ion given if desired. 80
Also, Offers good stock of cattle, sheep and
horses, with produce to keep them. z...,-
Rutland, Aug. %. 1865. deod2w&wtf
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MAMMALIAN Snr hhsa

~, NE" DIRK, Aug. %.
Ine i1eiaio ; Washington dispatch
SV@teS 'iA''' 'i'o i' Aperor Macmillan re-
cehIly SEM II ,Gter of coincidence on the
oeaGf Oh NJ Lincoln to President John
son. out the letter was refused accep-
lance on the ground that no such per-
81 N as the emperor of Mexico" was
{ known or recognized. -t. .-a.a
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The Case of Colchester.

BuFFALOl Aug. y,
The case OF Colchester, the spiritual
list, in the U. S. Court here, which has
attracted considerable attention, was
given to the jury last night,
This morning they returned verdict
in accordance with the indictment, viz.
that he is juggler,
Judge Hall has reserved sentence
A large number OF spiritualists, male
and female, attended the trial
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Closed In,
PHILApELPHIA. Aug. 2s.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug, 70,
The Philadelphia Volunteer Refresh
ment Saloon closed to-day, after having
during four years and three months en-
tertained all soldiers passing through
the city, numbering 100000 persons,
without expense to the soldiers or the
Government,
The Union Saloon will, however, stlll
be used to entertain returning veterans
as long as any funds remain In the trea-
sury.
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"NoT FOR A DAY, But ron ALrrDdE." Plan
tation Bitters, -
Hold fast TO that which is good.
Never be without Plantation Bitters in the
house,
''Thrice is he armed who hath his quarrel
just"
Thrice armed against disease is he who always
has bottle Of Plantation Btters in the house
prevention is better than cure"
Plantation Bitters wi prevent and cure Dys-
pepsia, Vertigo, Headache, Heartburn, and all
gloomy, respondent and unhappy feelings. Re
lief In Eve minutes.
I'm time of peace prepare for war"
When you are well, or feel the first unpleasant
indications of approaching sickness, take Plan
tation Bitters. They are sure preventive and
cure Of S.omachic and B iliary arrangements.
aug2Sd&Wlw.
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Arrested.
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. %.

INDIANAPOLIS aug. 20
A man named Lemos, supposed to be
an accomplice of Booth the assassin, and
a woman believed to be Jane Tipping
were arrested at Fort Wayne yesterday.
Both are in the military prison here.
Lemos is the man who was recently
arrested at New Haven, Conn, for rob-
berry, but who subsequently escaped.