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buy and sail Al current rates and keep on hama
Afuli supply Of all A..... ..sa
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
SEVEN THIRTY TREASURY sorrs.
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS. As.
and pay the highest price. for .'. On g o.. rra0
ouARrRRHAsrER' g VOUCHERS.
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hons 10 the .... ....Hf ....L .uat ll
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Those notes are Issued In dsnonipstions Of
30, 900, $500, u, oso, and u. 900 payable 70
bearer or order, three yssrs sfssf dsss, with Ia
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three -tsnths per esntum per anaun, and ns
convertible at maturity at the holders option
into the 8. % six per cont gold misunderstanding
bonds. The interest on these notes 10 two cents
per day for every sioo. aaI.W l..r,..f
FULL COMMISSION ALLOWED ."
BANKS AND BANKRRA
Any Information respecting the UNITED
STATES LOANS will DO ehserfuliy given on ap.
piieation personally or BY letter.
A FULL SUPPLY OF GOVERNMENT sscU.
RITES CONSTANTLY ON HAND FOR
SALE.
We RECEIVE OPPOSITE, ~.
OPEN ACCOUNT WITH pkALRRs, l...
MAKE COLLECTIONS
ON ALL ACCESSIBLE POINTS.
BUY AND SELL COIN,
CURRENCY, AND KxcHAHaE,
AVN IIt Ut Iaeva or
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
PURCHASE GOVERNMENT VOUCHERS.
AID rRAssAorA s..
GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS.
J. B. HUTCHINSON, Cashier.
L. 4. oHITTBNDBN, President. mhs4-u
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
WASHINGTON.
a. D. Coor,, (of Jay Cooke 4 Go. } President,
w.. HUNTINGDON, Cashier.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UHITKD TTATKs.
lSrz srlnrr, OPPOSITE TEE Tluasulr psrAlr-
Government securities with Treasurer Unitsd
States,
s%ONE MILLION DOLLARs.Ha
Acting in connection with the house Of
JAY COOKE h CO.. ..
SPECIAL AaBNTs FOR THE $50 LOAN,
We will all orders with promptnsss and dis
patch, allowing the regular commission 70
Banks and Bankers.
A constant supply Of the Notes on had and
ready for immediate delivery.
We buy and sell all classes Of GOVERNMENT
SECURITIES At current market raisa
FURNISH ExoHANdE and make Collections
on ALL THE PRINCIPAL cIrIEs OF THE
UNITED STATES.
We purchase Government vouchers on the
MOST FAVORABLE TERMS. and give oA.lyuL
AID PROMPT ArrEsrIos TO
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND PIRMs,
and to any other business entrusted TO us.
FULL INFORMATION in regard to aovKRH.
MINT LOANS at all times shssrfuliy furni.hsd.
WIZ. g. HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
W.s.rsa-~v. E.vsh ~ laAs ,LH-SV
John Il. ELVANS A co ''
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NJ W IN VEN TT N
ARTIFICIAL CHEoPLAsrIo
BONE TRRTH, aD..I
DR. 9. B. sraRsMosD, I'D" ''.''

26s Pennsylyanis avenue, between Twelfth and
Thirtseuth streets, Washington, y Il il y
Or. s. calls the attention Of the public to the
following advantages OF his Improved syhtem. O.. q
lst The teeth Of his manufacture will never
eorrode nor change color By any acids, and are
three fourths lighter than any other.
"a: No teeth or roots need be extracted, - the
Artiheiai ones San be- inserted over them. .,a .
sd. The roots will be made inofensiys and
never to ache. ...-....ns. ...... auh ....,.. . .
4th. No temporary teeth are needed, a. per-
manent ones can be made Immediately, thereby
preserving tho natural expression. " the face.
figured. -
9th. This work has been fully tested for over
Ave years by many Of the fret chemists and
physietans OF this and the old country. ~.
Dr. 8. has also Invented white indestruetii
BILE metal hlling, with which the most sensitive
teeth can be filled without pain, and ssn build
up perfect sound tooth On any side roots, which
Will last through lifetime. ."' 't."' ...".
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN
with Innoxious Vapor. by Dr.. sigssmond, 900
Pennsylvania avenue, Inventor and sole manu-
faoturer Of Anaestic Innoxious Yapor, ipot
Laughing Gas, nor ChlorOform or Ether but
strictly an AnAestic agent, entirely free from OK,
hilarating effects, and perfectly harmless, eaus-
ing s,s 9qls. siSePi wiz pleasant sensations and
The best OF references given II required.
Call and examine for yourselves. dsa
THE AGE OF INvENTION.-WHILEA
4 large number Of machines have BEEN offered
to the public, some Of which possess points OF
excellence and acknowledged merit, we have
long felt what others have ienced-the me-
cessity Of machine more perfect In its mechani-
cal structure, combining In the highest degree
simplicity with durability, and which is capable
OF doing greater range Of work-one that could
easily be understood and oomprshended by all.
This, We are happy TO say, has been accom-.
plished by the introduction Of the celebrated
FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE, which can be
seen and examined At the Agents.
y. PILLIN0,
ae0 PsnnsylVAnia avenue,
jyo.Sm One door from Klsysnth street. .,
WRAPPING PAPER FOR. SALE AT
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WRApPINa PAPER PoR;. sALR al
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Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-24
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RAILROADS.

. = OFFICE MOBILE OHIO RAILROAD,
,...,, ALaauF, Sept % 1860 &, .
Pass peer trains on The Iobile Ohio Railroad WIN
as follows MOI Inward trains VIII leave Mobile
every I-..1 I'll .u-4.E5 ~, - i-ssT..-.
M.day Wednesday, and Saturday at PM.'.t. ..+'l ::
Pass Meridianevery .A-, - -. -, 50 80.
Sundar. Tuesday and Thursday al 100 NJ " -.
Arrive at ,rinth every = - - ~. "a.
Sunday, Tuesd ~ and Thursday al 'f' Z M 60 - :.'
Lea E,rinth, every -=..'@= ~ - 80 '-tf-.' =
Monday, Wednesday and Friday al o:4V III go YEA
Arrive at Columbus KY, every - no :. -
Steamer General Anderson connects at Columbus, Ky.
Cairo. .'..'E Fee. ''--,
.SOJTHWA RID TRIAL ,. liz. -. . a.
leave Columbia, KY. every '."- .. -
Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday at SUI AN -. N"
Arrive at Cerinth every ,ooo -.'--'...
Sunday Tuesday and Thursday at lose n 49,
Leave Eorinth every ~ i-"@ 40 " :. - '''-- =:
Monday, Wednesday and Friday al l:4V a d .,,. -
Monday, We dnesday and Friday a: 'soa 2 --'.; -.
Arrive in Mobile every ~ 81, ''--''"-5
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at Sse NJ. 20.
:. = - - IL. J. FLEMING, 90.
octl7-citf Chief Engineer and Geu'l Sup't. at
T. LII RAIL ROUTE 70
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-24
n IA. LOW. REAL ESTATE

ALs Agent, Carbondalc ILL.,, viii attend to
buying or.seling re;,l estate payns taxes. frI3ing
,itie he coli:aton Of debts, ere icrIr'
moderate Refers 10 Maj. Gen phn \. Logan, GOV. Il.
]. Oalesty, Gen. | n. ittJnie. Uarbondalr-t5t'ec
cIere MIS- Atty Law, Frank J. cjgarn'an, C"in"r
II ". Wp!h John W Trovel, rrrs't first National
Ra..s. siaror. jesse Bishop, Esq ampi}Sooro-f
d. flerer II. d. De Soto. b. Chamberlain, Esq.
Gu ouoin-L,r. Burgess, !. W. Sanders Maaaodn-
Capt. F. Evans. New York Citg-lnhn Lowe.
aug2Ged9in+
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great many side hits being made ct the Plants
ton Bitters by ortwo wbo
have endsavoYed to initiate or counterfeit them. II
Of no use. The people won't be long inPosed upon.
Plantation Bitters arc easing In and popular
every day. and -thats What's the matter" They are
sized bottle and made Just they were atrst -
will continue to be- or We shall stop making them.
The Plantation Btters purify, strengthen andinvi
crate
They create = healthy appetite
They antidote to change Of water and diet.
They effects OF dissipation and late hours.
They strengthen the system and snlivcn the mind.
They prevent miasnatic and intermittent feyers.
They purify the breath and acflty Of the stomach.
They cure Dyspepsis and Constipation.
They cure Disrrhea, Cholera and Cholera Morbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Hcadache.
They make tha weak strong the angud brilliant, and
are exhausted natures great resorer The Rscpe and
full Circular are around each bottle CIeEymen, Aef
chants and persons whose sedenary habits induce weak
Ness iassude paptation Of the heart lack OF appetite
distress amer eating, yer complaint, constipaii0s.
will ind tansisfs and relief In these Bitten
But above ALL they are recommended to weak and de
cate females and mothcrs.
They sold by all respectable nerchants See tina
each bottle has private United States Stamp
cork and steelpiate side label.
Beware ofrshlled bottles See that the stamp hes
been tempered with. Any person pretending 70 eel
Plantation Bittsrs by the gallon il svinder and inpos
ter, and should be immediately reported TO IN.
p. ii. DRAKE 4 co.,
octl1-dAw6m q Park Rot, n. 7.
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HA VOICE FROM vICKSBURG,

SIcKsBURs. Miss-, Aug. Q, 1861
Dr.. John Buil-Dear Sir: am happy to state togo
that have used your valuable Cedron bttsrs IhgFea
benefit to myself In general debility and prosfat{onoi
my system produced by the unhealthy and
nuence Of the Mississippi river around vcksbug having
been with Gen. Granite army throughout it, whplesoutb-
ern campaign. / confidently recommend its
psrsons who ere espossd = unAsalthy elAaaesA.
II. W. l06LR
Agent Q. 3. sanitary Coninissaoa
LoUIsylIx KY, Sept. 16 lSes.
On ths22d ofyuy last Isnbaittea, thsuugh - aeeat
Of mfne tho Medical Director Of the peparnJ Of
Army the Cumberland, sample OF my Cedrop Btsess
forinspecton, AID rsqusstsd ssr analysis found Il
mertoroas to sanction and approve lie aasag
soldisrs
The following IL the Medical Dirsctorsrsply and also
Gen. Recans permissioa 10 ship 800 dozen = once 10
have II cold to sutlers. JOHN BULL
81 am satisned that cedron BItters win DO nd harm
any one II taken properly ard in nod9a<ton. 80 no
objection to Dr. Buls being permitted dispose Of t
sutlers. A. HkSRY THUkSTON,
Surgeon and Medical Director, D
Hsadqvarters Department Of Oumbesland,
Nashville, Tenn. July ~, 1884.
d.. John BulPsag Mr., hAs permasutSn 10 ship
70 Nsshve. Tenn Is gross go dossn, Of bans o.
dron Bitten for sale to suffers in the army only
The regulations Of the Treasury Department b.
complied With strictly.
BY order Of Major Ger. Rosccrans.
wM. II. WILLIS,
Major and Provost MarsAal Gen.
rcrsae, Wholesale and retailby Wflkinson bartlett
Co., ksokuk Iowa. aprls-dAv1yr.
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IRON the Philadelphia Press.
Some comment has been occasioned by
the appearance of On article in the New
York Tribune, paying : high compliment
to Mr.. Bennett, of the Herald and recon :
inendiDg him as . minister to France.
SO far ~ the personal character of this
notice 10 concerned, it will be regarded
With pleasure by those of the newspaper
profession who have thought Mr.. Greeley
and Bennett men too great to waste them
selves upon petty quarrels. We shall very
gladly Welcome cessation OF these dis.
putes. Mr.. Bennett is now Q very old
man. In the course of . few years he
must soon pass away from rs. He has
welded wonderful power. He has crea.
ted q newspaper which represents, with
singular truth, the popular mind. the hab.
Its, the wants, and wishes Of great part
OF the people. MIR. Greeley, although in
the prime Of life, has created q party. and
sees every day the successful viindicatiou
Of ideas that twenty years sgo we're advo-
Gated by him amid coutumely and re-
proach. There are grave issues before the
nation now, and their discussion will re-.
quire the highest order Of craftsmanship
and the earnest support of the people.
Therefore, these indications Of harmony
will be greeted BY the country with pleas
ure, as showing that in this time Of ma.
tional anxiety every element is united
against the enemy.
1t il is true, as the Tribune states. that
Mr.. Bennett. OF the Herald has been Of.
fered the mission to France, il will show
that Mr.. Lincoln is not unmindful Of the
sdvantage that the country would receive
from the services of . gentleman of such
experiences. Few American citizens are
more essentially Representatives than Mr.,
Bennett, and, as the minister Of great
republic at the court Of Napoleon, be
would bring tho experience 81 seventy
years. the influence Of his Newspaper. the
taste OF . gentleman, and the vealth Of !
prince. We are very glad to unite with
the Tribune in regarding such IN appoint
mont IS felicitous, and in regrettise tina,
Mr., Bennett does not sec his way clear "a
entering upon ito duties.
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AGAIN AND AGAIN.

Our readers may think II strange that ws 10 ofeu
upon their attention medicinal preparation ALREADY
have we Tor number Of weeks urged the impostapce
FOR immediate But orr excuse Is the vast smov1,
o. sopw and death that the inmedaes re-
silt Of sndden coughs colds and pulmpSery attacks
ana lung complstnts Time and experence have proved
that Coss Cough balsam IS the most speedy aud reliable
Ptersaton ever known 70 the world. Like magic Il ~
tnat prevent breathing in Group and heals all
OF the throat chest and lungs No should neglect
20 supply his hmfiy With safe and reliable medicip<
like Coe'r Cough Balssm, any thsn he5hould neg
iect the supply Of their daily bread II costs but forty
cents and the bottles contain twice much
any other remedy at the same cost while In merit il d
superior to all others Aiidrug stores keep II sale.
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~ "A 080 AsaaAsSo ASSSsse1sse - V<DSevs0sA
horse thief and Supposed inesndiaky, ~
murdered By party Of msa h diaguise,
in Appanoose county, recently. They
first took him from the court (magis.
trate's) whsrs he was On trial, led him :
short distance, shot him several times
and leh him for dead. Hs had strsagth
enough, however, to reach house near
BY and sssk assistance. But the men
discovered it and returning took him ont
and completed The work Of death. So
says tho Citizen.
John A. Lamb has been appointed
postmaster at Newton, Jasper county.
A new public school house is to be
built 1t Newton.
The Jasper Free Press puts on new
dress next week. Success to it.
The Press says the great need Of the
municipality Of Newton At this present is
more houses. They have the people to
put into them.
A Mr.. Alexander, alias Allison, alias
any thing else, has been victimizing the
good people Of Newton. So says the
Press.
The population Of Davis county is
1886.
The Guard says many Of the merchants
Of Bloomfield ara east for goods.
The Guard says property is constantly
changing hands in Bloomfield, and that
many new firms will open there in the
spring.
The Guard wants to know why jour.
mails dou't note ''declines" of gold and
goods as fully as they do "advances.'
We, too, pause for an answer.
The Guard says that Farmers Soda
bles" are immensely fashionable In tina,
county.
The District Court is in session al
Bloomfld.'
The Abba Union has enlarged itsel
and improved its appearance, and shows
such evidences Of thrift and prosperity Al
it pleases US to witness.
Where's the Pslla Blade? Bro. w
don't "plsy off" on as.
The aboriginal inhabitants of thi
great country have representatives 10 De-
Moines. They are of the Mu.quakl
tribe, and are armed with the inevitable
bows and arrows. Solsays the Register
One of party Of Des Moines sports
men shot himself through the hand an,
lost finger thereby while on q late ex
petition.
Marshal Hoxie has returned TO De
Moines.
james F. Hardy, Co. F, 9th low
Cavalry, who enlisted from Dnkesville
Davis county, died at Salisbury, Nortl
Carolina, Jan. 23d.
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nA1OHlIO1Pe sslsbsaasd HAln DYD Ssets Dsse 10
y ~ wSt1l. xhs snly 1ern1see, ~ - nsilsSh
dyeknsun. 1hiesplea1iA Hair Dye b pu1bee-eAaness
Ri Ry, " ofny HEfr instantly - 01eoeV D1srk o.
Ntrst 1sUe, without injuine the Hnir or oe4nne he
SIKH, leaving the HAIR 6oft and Bsaueful;
Vitality, sqoently restoring its peisne color md resti
nee the Ill effects Of Bed Dyes. The genuine II slgns6
WILLIAM A. BATCH1LOR; al othsrs are m1rs in,its-
tons and should be avoided. Sold By all Dfukxsts &c
HACTORY-Sl Barclay-street, New York. BAfcnnoa''
uzv ToiIsfcnsAn for Drsssiag the Hair. fjye-A&vly
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ooLcArE,s HONEY SOAR.

COL0ATEs0 HONEY SOAR
This celebrated Toilet 0oaps In such universal
demand, Il nads nom the choicest natssiAis, y
AHA and onOlaent in it, nature, fragEonsly
csntoA, and sxtrsn ely eneffcial y hs acn
upon the skin. Tor sale By all Drugsists ard Fancy
Goods Dealers. fsb1-dsvlyr
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Assbe Phenix rises from the Ere .ninas.
I'd with lifsodoes this Elixir re;uyenate the sys
TEN and ovs peome disease
A3-The nejuvenatine Elixir is the result Of modefe
discoveries In the vegetable kngdc being entirely
and abstract method irrespective Of all the
A0This medicine has tested By the most emine
medical men q the day; and by them pronounced to b
Of the greafest medical discoveries Of the aga
u1-One bottle will cure general Debility.
- a fs~ doee.cures Mysteries in females
| 1a-One bottle cures Pspitstion of the Heart.
A3-from to three bottles nextores the manlinem
and full vigor Of youth
- A few doses restores the appetite.
A0Three bottles cure the worse Of mpotency.
ga few doses cure the low spirited
| ua-0ne bottle restores mental power.
oA-A fsw 6ssss yssfsvss fse srxs.s y xessrsfiss.
"a A few dc<es bring the TO the cheek
uAThis medicine restores to manly vigor and reSrss
health the poordsbtafed, wcrp-do~n and de-pairipg
AThe listless enervated youth, the ed
Of business the victim Of depression the ind
vdsai suffering from gener, debility, from weakness
relief ~ the nee Of this Elixir or Essence Of Life
ASPice 80 per bottle three bottles for S. and for
ward by Express on receipt OF money to address
uThs herokee r iJls and n ejuvena.
ting E0IxIF sold by all enterprisng Drrsgists
il tbs civilized world Some rnprncipied dealer how.
ry 10 sell worthless compounds in place OF these
those which they csn purchase at cheap price, and
make more money by selling, than they can these
medicines. Az value bealfh the health Of
yoar future offspring. do not te deceived by ruch
principed DugEss ssk for tAsss rdeises ssd fsks -
e1s<Fs DuF tbtm fof yon en-
close the money IN letter and We will send them yo1
Express securely sealed and packed free from otter
vatiCn.
Ladies or Gentlemen address in perfect conf.
dence stating fully and plainly their diseases and
tons treat ell diseases Of chronic nature in male
female Patients need rot hesitate becsuse Of thth
Inability to visit hare treated patients
fully in ali portions Of the civilized globe by ccrrpo1
enre.
PATIENTS addressing Will please state plainly all the
symptoms Of their complaints and write Postccr Coun
~ State and Of writer plain and inclose postage
stanp for reply
Wssssl ssr 81 Daes PaRpMet free any address,
Address al letters for Pamphlets advice TO the propr
etors.
DR. W. n. MEN WIN 4 CO.,
No. 50 Liberfy street, New York.
C. A. COOK Chicago, No. rs Market street. Genera.
Agent for the States Of Illinois, Iowa Wisconsin Meh
gan and Indiana, who will supply Druggists at reg
ular card prices nov3o-d COW
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~ Tho Illinois Central Railro6d
spends $40, 900 day.
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Disease. Of the Nervous

eems-nsv and reliable trestmeut-in reports Of III,
HOWARD AssocAfIoH-Sent BY mail In ssalsd letter en-
yeiopes frecof charge Address Dr. sKrrI fIouonfun
poias r. -apr1-dkW1y
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JOHN PERDEW,

U16DERTA HER,
Third Sired, oetreen Aais and Johnson Ksokxk. Ioss
autobiography attended to. Carriages furnisAsa
When reQrircd. dec24-i1yr
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DIR. WRIGHT,s
Rejuvenating Elixir {!
Or, ESSENCE OF LIFE.

Il Prepared from Pure Vegetable Extracts, eontaini
4 nothing rjurious to the most delicate.
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DEATHS.

.o'ccSSor--A, 81 Not, ct, Ann, mother Of Pn-
flcs L'CCuhor, foruory Of Do1agh.nore, Co. Ty-
rope, lIe,snd, aeed -.
Particulars Of funeral In Wednesday, papers. l62
PETRIE-On Sunday, Nov 20, John o. Pe.rle,
second con OF John q. and Mary Ann fetrie, aged
rear, 10 months and 1s days.
The rslatyes and friends q the family are invited
70 attend the funeral, on Tuesday afternoon 2sth
inst AZ oeloch, from tho residence Of his parents
IVA Ave. A. bG6
REII.LY-on Sunday, 7e,h inst. Jane A., the
beloved vile Of Peter c. Reilly, Ill Tillsry a.
Brootiyn, ared 20 years.
The funeral viz tshs place on TUESDAY, 2sih inst,
syt oelocf, A. NJ, from 81 James Church. Jay Il,
rnefe Requiem Mas will be offered for the repose OF
het soul The friends Of the family also those OF her
mother' Mrs hcGurren, and he ~ Y. Young Meas
roman Catholic Association, ere respectfully Invited
70 attend the tune~al, without furthsr notice. Her
femsins viii he taken 70 the Cemetery Of the Holy
Cross Flstbush. $40
sHAY-on Sunday, Nov 70, Mrs. Julis Shay, the
vidou OF the late james shay, native OF kenmAfe,
20 Kerry, Ireland aged 80 yeas.
he relatives and friends Of tie family, and those
o. her con. Daniel suay, and her daughter, May
Anne, are requested 70 attend the funeraL from
her ATE residence, 10 Ntnde-ater e. this Tuesday
afternoon, G IL O'Clock. ll6
sTREET-At Greenpoiut. Nov ~, 1868 Frnnky,
youngest son NJ Francis o and eusan L. street. ed
yesrs, months and days
A. Inc funeral will take place Thursisy afternoon.
NOV. 50 at o'elocb, from tho residence OF hts p.-
rents, FOURTH ~. near Me,eroie ave. Gteenpoint.
The relatives and friends Of the family are g.
secuuly invited 70 attend without ther notice bbS
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The Toronto LrADEi publishes lons letter from
Beverly Tucker 70 Bscrs,Ary ssw.rt- dated Aug.
20, demonstrating against the continuance Of ths
reward for his apprehension on account o, his
alleged completely with the assassination Of Presi-
deu, Lincoln. lie states that he had no knovl.
edge of the plot and never heard Booths name
until after the decd had bssn committed. lie in.
sisu that The lengthy conspiracy trial a. Wash
lnsIon failed to shch particle o. evidence Agains,
him, and 10 conclusion Mr.. Tucker sppeals to
Secretary bewsrd's sense VI justice and honor ~
Withdraw the stigma cast upon his tTucker's)
name, by the retention Of his mans In Ihe list OF
persons pr whose arrest . reward 10 offered. AZ
Al order fron the War Department withdraws tho
offer Of = reward Tor the apprehension Of Tucker,
and the rest OF tho Canadian outlaws, tho present
correspondence Ia ouly Interesting ~ . portion Of
,he history Of tho times.
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PRODUCTION should ne dim'nah,1 one.s'th 'sish'
hor-sr'r dag ms "a Z tcn) 50 ,hs. ten msu may
b. e.. RI. ycl whc nor cplv eight are req i7si.
whn nnioul,rs sJphi"ry ! TO much p-oiuc,ion'
and the slms.hou,o the consequence why the only
hope Of succc. ,hs, the eish, hour movement can
possbly have consists In the exae, reverse Of this
nonsensicsl argument. Production must be In
creased, relatively, in order TO make ss'enin1 oil
the houra Of labor practicable that L. labor mn"
givo to Trade as much proiuc, per day under ne
proposed system, a. n now doe. II these self
constituted champions Of 'hs slight hour move
msni were lsboring .zsina the new system they
would bs entitled 10 Considerable eredi, for their
elective tscucs.