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Arrest OF John II. Snrrnt,.

IARnIsnURG, August IA man sun
posed to be John III. Surratt, one of
the consspirators implicated in the as
sasslnatlOn of President Lincoln, mr.
rived here in manacles. under n n2oner
guard, in the morning train from Pitts
Durgh, and left for Washington in tho
Northern Central train Mt noon today.
lie was arrested somewhere in Texas.
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fofniu.

New SoRK, August 1.LGold dulland
weak, bulls being embarrassed by the
The quotations opened Mt IA. went
mp to l447s and down again to 144IS.
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SpetiaI Antifes.
COCO CREAM FOR IME HAM.

COCO CREAM FOR THE HAIR,
Coco Cream for the Hair.
Dr.. Coco Cream for the Hair.
Away with your Grey Hair.
Away with your Grey Hair.
No more rancid Pomades!!
NOmore rancid Pomadesl!
If you want something elegant
Ifyou admine delicious Perfume,
Hyou desire soft and silky Hair,
fyou want your Hair preserved,
Ifyou want Your Hair TO grow
Ifyou want to prevent premature Badness,
II you want to be rid of Dandruf;
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Price IS cents a bottle.
For sale by -
LAUGHLINs & BUsHFIELD,
ju4 Wheeling, w. Va.
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CLOSING OF the Military school Mt Phil
nITeID6fa. ~ 3.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 1.-THE q. S.
Military School in this city, has been
closed, in consequence of the cessation
of the war. The School has furnished
five hundred officers for colored troops
free of expense to the Government, UNI
der the superintendent of Col. John II.
lTaggart. ...-.----t -.
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Dick Taylor sent IIOmc---CsOV. wells
not Appointed Provisional Governor
OF Louisiana---Trial of the Ander.
SOnHille Prison Pen Keeper.-.Mexi.
can AfiairS---SantR AnnR'S PrOnuu.
characterization. Lee still in Virginia
se.Card from Gen. AIeintzIemRn.
ss,i Special TO The ". Y. Commercial.
WAsHINGToN, August LIT is stated
that Gen. Howard will interfere in the
claims of freedmen for pay from their
late masters, since the date of the proc
lamatiOn of freedom.
DICK Taylor has not gone to Fortress
Monroe to see Davis. He wanted to go
to Europe, but the President sent him
back home to endeRvor, by his in
huence, to restore the people to LOYALTY.
The statement that Gov. Wells has
been made provisional governor of
Louisiana, is not true. Application has
been made for provisional governor,
but no action has yet been taken.
The trial of WertZ, the Andersonville
prison pen keeper, will commence when
Col. Chapman, Judge Advocate of the
Court, returns to the city.
News from the Rio Grande is looked
upon with considerable interest, and
great anxiety is, manifested to learn
whether Con. steele will succeed in
preventing the serious cOmmittal of a
portion of our forces on the river, with
tho Nfex1cans. Affairs are in a very
delicate position just now, and our
Generals along tho line will have to be
very. careful. s..a
Santa Annals pronunciamento is
looked upon as entitled to but little
Gen. Lee is not at Niagara Falls, but
in Virginia. f'N
Gen. Heintzleman publishes card
this, morning, denying the statement
made i'll a book just published, that he
Reyes at the battle of Fair Oaks.
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FoRTREss MONROE, July sO.-The
steamship blackstone, Captain Coffin,
from New Orleans on the 18th, was
They report n perilous passage.
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GdueatinnaL
Wheeling Female College,
WMEELING.. M.

THIS INSTITUTION, CHARTERED
with full collegiate powers In 1861, ana
TScehtly reorgnntzei under u new BOiIT( or
Directors, will be opened ns n collegiate insti-
tutc OH tile first YetlllagllttS in SeDieiiiIer
next The buildings are now being tho
iI,TSnsS, ort el''eo anu newly furnished
In the lil!erallty OF It's arrangements. in tie
extent ana cOmprchensiVenGsSS OF Its courSt.
OF study; III its methods OF tuition and gov
Srnmsnt, and in theabilitV and .experience OF
I ~, ~, O instruction the public may rely
LAYING Ind many years experience in con-
unctlng leading Educational institutions in
that with the liberal patronage and the ear
nest cooperation Of tile citizens or Wheeling
anu vicinity, the College will soon IIo able 10
teSielu 70 young ladies' all the facilities for an
accomplished education to be found 0utsid
OF our eastern metropolitan cities.
II nfloTJis me the highest satisfaction to Inc
able to announce the enEngcInent of n cOrus
Of teachers of distinguished ability. expt-
Renee and reputation.
? n NORMAL DE:PNII TNfFsNT will Ilo prrroDIzn,,
~ an early day, having especial reference 10
me preparation OF young ladies for the bust
a PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT. will he
opened for such Misses MS are too young TO
The Institution will be conducted upon
IroleStant, but not upon Clenominati6naI
principles; the leading churches OF this vlcini-
iy.the Methodist, the Presbyterian and the
tEpiscopalian, being represented in The EacuI-
i EXPENSES PER QUARTER
Preparatory, s.; Finst ColIegfate' S.; Second
collegiate, 50; Junior, $40; Senior, Sl2 -;
Experimental Sciences, s. extra. eaeS. YE,Syii
Ing, 81 Rninting in OIL, $40: PnstdI, sIO; Cray
on, 81 MUSIC, on Plano, $40; Use or inStIiI-
quarters, % centS each quarter. S.-Ti4~''
559SAitIESi2; Fuel and Lights, s.; Washing,
night NIGH, 81 30; Fuel and Lights, 81
aIiIis botn Tor tuition and hoard paya6le mail
Sept. 9th, Nov. 18th, Feb. LIST and April ism
,..,-.eo ,o,- l.. c. LOOMS, A. If. 81. D.,
July ~ 1850. 4' President.
SPECIAL NoTICE.-IInving 10 be aIrent
from the 18th inst. 10, lang. 10th, Application
may be nude In the interval To Hon. G. D.
dublnrd, President, or tn ]. T., WILSON, ESQ,
Secretary IsoOrl of Directors. jy5O-tI
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. Tho New
York papers Incorrectly printed the
name otthe Postmaster Mt Philadelphia
A. Wnlborne, instead ofN[r. Waslburn.
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New HAVEN, Aug. IA fire broke
out here last night resulting i'll the de-
strnctton of Doolittle's block in Orange
Loss Sl5, 900, of which about
half is insured. j
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Suspension of the Union Hammer, at
Salisbury. N. C.,

NEwBERN, July 29.-NIaj. Ru-
ger, commanding the Department of
North Carolina, has suspended the pub
LEGATION Of the Daily Union Banner,
published at Salisbury, in this State,
for the PRONUNCIATION OF disloyaI senti-
ments.
There are several other papers which
have recently appeared in different
parts of the State, of the same stamp,
which will be suppressed by Gen. Ru-
ger, us they are publishing dfsloyal
sentiments of the most dangerous char
acter. The Fayetteville Daily News is;
one of the number. It says The people
of the State will stultifY and degrade
themselves by adopting the constitu-
tional amendment abolishing slavery,
and that the new State Convention
must leave slavery where they found il
las it existed before the war. Many
of the southern tier of counties in this
State have instructed their delegates to
take this position, and insist to the last
on the adoption of the same by that
:. -n1Ss q n.na14i.- nr..s.,.s..... -.
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Invaluable Medicine, now offer IL to the
public with n full knowledge OF its superior
pent over any remedy Of like character ever
most peEecGsucceSS in thousands OF cases, I0hcTe
al other Remedies haze failed. Cases OF Chron-
Ic DtaIrhne1 OF years standing, have been
cured by the use of fiUO bottles. This remedy
has IleteT failed IN a single instance where the
disease has baftled the skill of even the most
Skillful physicians.
KRAFr's DIARRHdsA CoMPotrtID has been
In uSe for a number Of years, and by Its timely
aid has saved the lives of hundreds
This medicine is a purely scientific preparn-
ton, and is prepared with the greatest Cau-
ton and Care.
Every traveller should have bottle of the
DIARRlICRA COMPOUND.
Every soldier win find 1t invaluable.
No Family should he without II.
Do not hesitate to try KRAFr's DIARRH0GA
CoMPoUED, and prevent pain, suffering and
death. no y -
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EVERY on


EVERY ONE SHOULD USE
HALLS VEGETABLE SICIIIAN HAIR
RENEWER-That splendid preparation for
the Hair, which is fast becoming so popular,
and so much enquired for.
No one who has used 1t Will ever give up
its use.
its Vegetable Compound, and contains
no injurious properties whatever
twill restore Gray Hair to its original color
II Will prevent the Hair from falling out.
II makes the Hair to grow on Bald Heads
1t cleanseS the Scalp and makes the Hair
soft and luStrOus and Silken.
II Is splendid Hair Dressing.
1t Is recommended and used by the first
medical authority in the country.
Be particular to ask for HALLS VEGETABLE
SICILIAN HAIR REVIEWER, as there Is q
worthless imitation In the market. F
For sale by all Druggists.
K r. HALL & CO., Projectors,
T., LOGAN & co. and LOGAN, LIST &
CO., Wheeling, w. Va, Wholesale Agents.
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q, WAsHINaToN, Aug. Ia special to
the World says it is understood that the
rebel Gen. Dick Taylor has obtained
permission for an interview with his
brother-in-law jeff. Davis, and LEFT for
that purpose on Saturday for Fortress
Monroe. litfDrt .5luli5itItit1 /.
His application for parole to visit
Europe, 1t is saidy was refused him.
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chaplain 18th W. Va. infantry.


MoUNpsvILLE, Marshall Co., w. Va.
MeSSTs. McCABE, KRAFT d Co., Gentlemen:
Last summer, being in Nashville, Tenn, /
was attacked with severe DiaThRn. tried
the remedies of several physicians, but with
out any effect. was advised by my friends
to come home. waS completely broken
down and Frustrated. Upon arriving at home'
l was advised to try Krnfts Diarrhoea Com
pound. One bottle Of u completely cured The dis
ease and restored my health. am glad to re-
commend this valuable medicine to all af-
aicted with this terrible disease. o.
Yours truly, ANDREW EDWARDS.
Messrs. McCABE, KRAFT & Co., Gentlemen:
Last summer 1 was attacked with very
severe Dlarrhuen, nom -IUllicInf L suffered for
some three weeks. / tried various remedies,
but was unable to check the disease. at last
procuHed bottle OF "Krafts DIarrhoea Com
pound" One bottle entirely cured the diSeGSe,
and restored me to my usual health. take
pleasure in recommending this valuable med
tcIne, as have proved Its virtues in my own
case, and seen it tried by Others with the same
good results. E. r. ADDISON,
Formerly Master Rachinist B. 4 o. R.R,
McCABE, RRAFT& Co, Wholesaie Drug
fgists, Wheeling, W. Va, Sole Projectors, to
For sale in Bridgeport by WEST & MITCH
ELL.
maylS6m A2A- go
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New York, Aug. 1.-Gold opened at
i 44I4; fell to H. and closed at 1 Az.
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For Rent.
West Virginia.

Dissolved, BY THE LEGIsI. ATTIRE
IL Of West Virginia, The following is prT-
posed rs nn amendment To the Constitution Of
this State, 70 be added ut lie end OF the iIrSt
part of the said Constitution when IntifIei
accounting to the provisions thereof, nnmeiV:
NO person who, since the first day of June.
assistance to the rebellion against the TJnitei
states, shall lie n citizen of this State or be nj
lowed to vote Al any election held theFeIn
unless he has volunteered into the miIitNrv
or naval service of the United States and ms
from" ~ eeN '''ete
Adopted, March l, 1855. tn8
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READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIALS:
WHEELING AnrIl 25tI ISS5

Messrs. McCABE, KRAFT / co, Gentie,nen.-
Having used Kraft's Diarrh6a Compound, for
deeply afflicted for almost one month, all other
remedies tried hdyftlg failed and finding 1t not
take pleasure In Recommending It to the ia
vorabl6 notice ofa1l who may be alike AFFLICTED
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The health of Newbern was never
better, and such appears to be tile cnse
throughout the State.
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e. r. MAVER q S01T
MOnRNINc CnnnC

"a AND q BLACK LUPINs DE
S1c16S LAl Ms, Rich, Black Challies and Al
SEeEy wide BLACK MOhair, GrensfiIne RiSeS
'iiS6Pe MaretE and Tamartines, ali siIIS Tena.
and S pin ssEipSed and plaid black, figured
-----t2 - -------. ] S. RHODES
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Dick Taylor Obtains Permission to see
JeE Dayis-.-HIs application for a
Parole 10 visit EuroI1g Refused.
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sO BAGs:C Choice Rio Conee, Just received
OU by PRYOR. HANDLAN & CO.
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EXPENSES PER QUARTEIi
July %, 1866.

SPECIAL NoTICE-IInving 10 lie nIsent
from the 18th inst. tofAuR. 10th, application
Hubbard, President, or to T. T.. Wilson. ESQ.
Secretary l100ul of Directors. jyA-tI
, 1865-11-07
Markets by Telegraph.
oUn utpN1G1lr MARKET REPORT,

Especial Despatch to the Western Associated rressl
New YoEk, Nov. 6.
Railway speculation was strong nj the early session,
with good demand for htocks generally. The great
eat rs8e tn Pittsburgh and T1alfc dn Ch.en. At
the Stock Exchange tho market WAS yerE active and
excited throughout call. There was . la1ge demand
for 1eadlng shares snd prices Wc7r III higher. The
principal feature Of the session was tho continued
movement In Prairie du Chleu stock which started at
156 aud jumped up to 20. The c1cttssutas WAS In
tcnse and ecpsed anything IN the history Of the Stock
Exchange throwing the Harlem corner entirrty In the
shade 1t Unsupported that sixty thoussnd shafcs have
btea sold short, whle there wcre oaly tweaty-nlnc
thousand issucd. 1t was thought this morning TINT
the would prove very disastrous to short Inter
est but at the second board tho corner seemed to have
bSpken The stock bling down 20 les After the last
board there was rally and 40 WAS bid. Tho efcmes
Of the dag hare been 10 and 80 Tho coEacrtng pro-
cess has also been STARTED Cleveland and pitts-
amounted to 1000 ahases. Northwestern common.
and Ohio Mississippi certificates wezt also opcra1e
in freely, and were strong at thesat board The fol-
lowing are tho principal quotations: old Southern.
SX; Pittsburgh, 9iH; Toledo, 1Nk; Rock Island.
1osX; Ee.d!ng. 1t3x Northwestern. 9sk.
Tic money market Is easier to-day, With Increased
amount Of capitol Offering Gold closed steady nj s1s
FrTEoLHrM.
stocks we1c TeEy actire to-day, and dealings wtrc
attended with considerable excitement. Prices were
ell higher and r1to1e Creek the tAyetate. With
IN Immense bu.lnets over 0 shhres Of this stock
having changed hands. First National. q HghGate,
8; OH Greek. <1o, rttto't Creek tl3Qo 81 Sss7
Webster, s1; LII; i:nn. sLio nennehoh *1sso; Fee
simple, ~ yenango $3.50; Buchanan Fasrn. % LII
etty, HIS; Excelsior e. Petroleum more firmly held
In consequence os1trht arrivals Czudeis held At
with ftee buYea II s7Nc. Refined oil IN bond. E6c
Sales, l,eoe bs1s, at the outslde rate.
pEr GOODS,
, 1865-11-07

The following circular has been Issued by In
spcctors Il. Guilford, II. ". Leas1tt. and A. ".
TtnLham, the Committee On Evening Schools Let
the schools be vel attended on .hs opening night
- ~ 1hosr whose ca-,y training has been neglected
- -no.e "nosc Ias9 49,. ,s.. ,,,,,st, s..>od
@,1e s ooa asps BE-
lnc,enscd.
s.E,en,ne school. Will be opened on 4ona.y
evening. So,r@Ser is, Al O'Clock, at he follow
"S as.e a.ess. S,,.,, h,y,d;,, fsouth Dtyts,on1 on
,ted,snn x;,est. '' 'e' >@~''''
, 1865-11-07

Milwaukee Market.
tSFeciai Dtsr4sch TO the Chicago Ttibuuc,s
AiLwAcKxE, Nov. o.
F1orE-Dnn md dropping. 6ales Of 500 hris best
city white winttt at tl4no-
wnEA1-ehes 1t the forenoon Foard, 10 no9 ha No. 1
ut fl&st9l.E On Change, 900 b1 NJ St.is,{11.s7.
At the O'Clock p. N. Board the market Waa nruper'
sud sales Of q 60 bu No. spring were made AZ tlteH
&1.4f-cIosinX nj the outatde ngure.
1ioGs-nnn md doxnwafd salca 1t slo.s5. ayersc-
ing 40 lbs.
is1cnr1s- so hria tour. y, ,ooo bu wheat.
SutrHKS1s-l.90o brls to1v. LOG go bu wheat
FLnGu1s-qulet and dull.
[DJ associated PTesa.l
M.IwArK18, Nov &.
FlorE-Du1t and tending downward.
GHAtN--NhcAt quiet 2t &1A6H4t.f7.
Ercxirr4-1,A1 bsts hour, ~ 900 bu Wheat.
HHIrxxN1a-t,aoo bsls nous, 10, eM bu whe5t-
, 1865-11-07
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.


(Eeported By Telegraph exclusively for the Chicago
Tribune.l
EEw YoRk, Monday Evening, Soy.e
BEEF CATTLE-The number OF eatt1s on sale TO-
day at Aleston l. 41oo hesd-not a. good arerase
~ last week. Therr ase son1t lst.c tne ttees, but
the majority ats very poor, which sell Kc lower than
Last week. Medium qualities ate shade lower. The
weather IL clear. dry and cool, highly favorable for
tsde which opened b1isk, declined toward noon, be-
came duh afserwatd and closed bssd for rough lots.
Good fair Ilinols xve1sEe 16c. The st.pts Gos the
week arp e,tsa-uos many more expected.
The current prices arc:
First quality
iEifu ise
Etrns sold At 1SC on the scales, Are-zgtny NC de
cline.
6HEEp-The market to-day il better ttan during
the week. The supply Is lsrge- E1sxas In demand nj
She. common. i9Sc. Lambs. 92ipe.
HOGsRecelree. u csrs- Market qaits as 1st{a1tc
Tendency upward.
SoLax itodIysQS,
, 1865-11-07


Especial Despatch 70 the Chicago Tdhune-1
81. LuCIs, Nov. 6.
ToRAcCo-pult. with small ss!ce. Seliess holding on
for better prices.
G4A1x-Wheas weak. Sales fA11 1t Il 6oal,s5: prime
at t1e0G2Do; choice nil II 7a3o1eo. Corn steady.
Mt1ed white 1t soc; white Mt 7+asGc Oats atsonger
At GGf &5c. Rye dull Rt esc. Barley heavy. Sales
Prime at sc; I'LL 7l.6s.
F1oCn-Uochanged. Fall super at &S2sse.oo; low
1oEbtc cxtTa at $10+5Q.
WuIsk1-Steady It s2.et.
PRQYLs1o1B-LArd steady at 51c.
, 1865-11-07

Nx# OMK4 2QF. D.
cor1nx-Dnlt. heavy and lover at ssGs5ec for mid
d1InR.
FI1uE-Dull AID 5a1ec lower Sa25aaA0 for extra
$9N9 s.s1 for common extra round hoep Ohio; and
Sss120o inr tEsde brsods-market closing dull
GrAtN-Whess heavy and 1859 lover: *1.7tS1 g fo1
Chicago spring t1a for Ml1H4nkfe club; *l.3
@ifo for new amber Milwankce-the lattc1 AZ e.
IRENE; t2.241 81 for new amber State; e2Q0 for
old winter red Wtstcfn. Rye quiet Canadian $l.15
farley dun. $1.ls for choice Canada East aud u 50
for cEoice CnEad1 West IN store. Corn without de-
edsa easnss e IT dsm.csa s1@s:e fss nnsound rs = q
mized, and sc for prime yellow Western Oats ircs-
nlsr ard unsettled With moderate demand At Asa5le
for unsonud, sud 5S@asc Tor sound.
GRocnMs-Co1ee quiet. sugar dull: Cubs Ausco-
vado laSa5s; and q ZIG boxes AhFans At l4c Molaases
FF5so1rcM. at csxa:;c for crude md 50
e0c for retncd II bond.
PsoylsioHtIroEk heavy sna lowes 4 e.; ;2sssls5K q
prime nesl- Beef ateaty At su0n&tstQ for pla1n
mess, and &li.pa91s.o for extra mess ltstI hams
quiet Cut nests qnct ut fl31@11t for Shouldesl and
St;2:e for hams. Easnn IN @odeE1ta demand; Cum:
option 1t 1sc, Lard firm at c4A42SYc. Butter IN dc
nand It for Ohio and 4oQ sc for State. Cheese
fttTn at INC 19C.
, 1865-11-07
LOCAL MATTERS,

TamperiDg with the Teeth IL mad
no ezaplng. uss poth1nz but so7odont Orient
Il remoyes al Impurities Il ,t1snat,ena M IL aan1.
Ii deodo.izes tainted breath. It IL harmless ~
vate1 and more valuable than ia wei ht ii gold.
noyJ-v15istEU'BAr
one Hundred Dollars Reward will
E., III eoseS eos e9 eoan for TRsasne
cough. Or Eellsse eoasnmpt'e cough i, quickly -
Co.'s Cough Halsdr. y13a
For an IFrtlated Throat. Coueh or
Cold, "BroNn'R Bronchial Troches's I'd offeeed
with the fulleA. coincidence In ,heir e1eacy. The1
sas essn sn,on Se7 bs7s ,7 I'D 5as %ssn
there arc tmiauous, be sure 70 obafn lie reaujpe.
v130
The Illinois School Of Trade, lo2 Lake
street, the only commercial College II ehxIce Of
practical business N en, and as such recommended
connected with It ~A4A7
WESTERN EDIcAnosAL COLLEGE POE Bors,
corner Of Wells street. u971
The " Columbian C1n,'' the best artI-
Druggists m the United States The urop,ietors
have Nndefasen 70 bette this GIN, SO lint no con.
Or. C. l.. speneef's Fragrant oudouse-
lainc for thc Teeth It Ia one Of the very best artI
cles for cleansing and preserving The Teeth, ever
offered 10 the public and warranted to contain no
acid Or any othcr ingredient In the least Injurious
to Ihe teeth cake @ Of superior tooth paste accom-
1t wholesale or refill, by Druggists gcnerslly c
|. Spencer 4 Co., fropzieiors, Providence, r. !.
Messrs. Bnrnhams& 4 yan Setback, Chicago, III.
nots, Agents for the Northwest.
ee26 o6G3 3m 1.1H&sA
Go to the Best-Go to Bryant Il
Etrattnnfa Al nj ~ q
, 1865-11-07

Dk1E0II. 1tUv,b
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago TtibuDe.)
Ur--Oneonta. UuIon. Eiida, Die ernon, Mediator
II. u. Scott, TounE, Cousuel1o
DowN-Soue.
=
, 1865-11-07

The ErrinE womnnss Refuge, Corner
OF Indiana avenue and Thirty First street Offers
Christian home to every fallen woman who wishes
10 Leave lite Of lin and return to taa paths OF vt1-
tue, and who will make an honest effort for refor-
nation Of life ana character, Come, fot all hin4s
arc npW ready. y1s5
, 1865-11-07

FLorR-DnIl and noMtnal.
GhAJy--Whest frzn, red at Il 25h316o. Corn acttvea
Erm VI iGc.
StreClover seed drl1 at 3s.2s.
WuIsEIf-El0Qcd fII1 At t4Ss.
rhfTIst0SS-{lu1I and detltn4uy
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cert s1K; Erie pf.d K.Y; n my: Erie ~, Aud..
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, 1865-11-07
Il Vote for IIG1Ifard helpa Solomon
Was President Lincoln I3cpubli-

Il Vote Tor 11lD10r0 besF8 SAIomon-
Was President Lincoln a I3cpubli-
can7
JOINT RESOLUTION No. 27.-A RESOLUTION 70
ENCOURAGE THE ExPIoyxEsr OF DteAELCU ASu
DISCHARGED soIDrEEs.
nksoLyEp, Ey he .Se1afe dn3 House Of Repressn-
tosres Of Or Ea:ted States ef An<riaa IN coHgr<ss
atxmtlaf, 7hst persons houosbly discharged hom
ttc military uavnl service bJ reason Of disability
rcsultiug from wounds or eiekness incurred in the
tine Of duty. should be preferred foz appointment
potfess HE business capacity tor the pro-
per discharge Of the duliee Of such Offices.
SEC. 2 And b further fxsosr"L, That fn CRATE.
fu recognition Of the SERVICES E2ctiGces and suffer-
fpEs OF persons hono1ably DISCHARGED from tho mil
itary and n1va service OF the county. by reason Of
wunnas, diseese, OF The expiration Of terms Of en-
lsiment, It is respectfully recommended to bank
err. mctrhaDtE. nsnutacturcts. mechanics. farmers
and persons engaged 10 tndosfdal prlsuits 10 give
tire situafluns and employment.
Approved March Sd, 1867 .....-..
KErUEl1cASa.-President Lincoln and the Unit
cd States Congress In the most solemn manner do.
clatcd that lie soldiers, Is Just recognition of
thelr great services and ente4pgs IN tho cause Of
tho country, entitled 10 civil offices and places
Of ptefeacnt 1t before civilians, and 10 vote the
Soldiers Ticket Is Republican according 10 Presi-
dent Lincoln.
Nr- Hcs1nc has made an asranement w1th Hi. L.
P. Hilliard 10 run in order to draw of votes from
Gcn* Osborn.
Il Il Brig. Gen. Thomas o, Osborn Of the Yates
Tta1anx s5th Illinois volunteer infantry, aud not
Gen. Ned Osborne ofthc cavalry. that Is caudi-
dpte for County Clerk
, 1865-11-07

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