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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-01-12
Eusuranrg.
THE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
L NORTH AMERICA
Office No a4a walnut Street. Philadelphia.

Office No. 24a Walnut Street, Philadelphia
This Company are prosecuting the business OF
Insurance from loss damage by FIRE on Buildings,
Merchandise, Furniture, &C. throughout the State OF
Pennsylvania Liberal Terms for long or short peri
DDS permanently Buildings, by deposit OF Pre-
MUM.
The prompt payment of claims for losses during the
period of nearly Seventy Years that the Company has
been in existence entities them TO the confidence OF the
public
DIRECToRs Rs.-Arthnr g. Coffin, Samuel w. Sones, John
A. Brown Charles Taylor, Ambrose white John r. Neh
Richard ID. Wood William Welsh William f. Bowen
James ~ Dickson s. Morris VAIN, John Mason, Geo.
h. Aarrison Francis r. Cope, Edward II. Trotter, Ed
ward 5. Clarke, William Cummings.-ARTHUR G. Cor
Pin. President.
BIS. RUSSELL Agent, Towanda.
w WYOMING INSURANCE COMPANY,
w q. Office over the Wyoming Bank,
ESBARRE, PA
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. ...................s .sll5 ,0O0
Will Insure against Loss Damage by Fire on proper
ty in Town or Country at reasonable rates.
DIRECTORS &c. NJ. Haenback, John Richard, Saml
Wadhams L. ID. Shoemaker, D. G. Dresbach r.. G. Smith
R. D. Lacoe, Charles A. Miner, G.. B. Fisher Charles
Dorrance VIM. s. Ross, G. NJ Harding
G. NJ. HOLLENBACK, President.
l.. d. SHOEMAKER, Vice Presidt.
r. c. SMITH, Secy. Il ...
w. &. STERLING. Treasurer.
Camptown, Dec. | 1864. HOMER CAMP, Agent.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-01-12

DR.. PoRTERS OLD DRUG STORE.
Already admitted to be
The largest safest and most approved
DRUG HOUSE IN NORTHERN PENNSYLVANIA,
WITH
Anestabshe reputation for keeping the best medicine
UNEQUALLED
In its facilities and apparatus for compoundng and pre-
pairing
MEDICINE AND PRESCRIPTIONS,
Conducted by thoroughly competent persons who dc
the most careful attention pay the strictest regard
to accuracy, and use only selected arti-
clcs, and medicines OF unqueS-
toned purity has become
THE CASH DRUG STORE
With prices revised to correspond with the market
W II Q lie S ALE AMI RETAIL,
ARTICLES WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED.
BY recent arrangements with the Manufacturers Impor
ters or First Holders of Goods andCash Purcha-
Ses, the prices will always be at thelow
est point for Prime Goods.
LOWER FIGURES THAN EVER IN
PAINTS, OILS, yARNIsHES, GLASS, DRUGS AND
Ererythjag IN this eIteastre stack WW be SOid
CheGp far Cash
PRICES REDCCED, VIZ:
or SOAPS. PERFUMERY, BRUSHES, COMES
POCKET KNIVES AND EAzoRs,
LAMPSAND NDMATERIALS FOR LIGHT.
TRUSSES & SUPPORTERS,
WIEES Avn IoIrOpS oNry EOp uEDTrINp
ToRACCo AND SNUFF.
ALL THE POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES,
TOOTH, Skin AND HAIR PREPARATIONS,
FANCY ARTICLES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS,
Eclectic, Botanjc and homeopathic Msdicines
Spices, Bird Seed, Lump Shades and Garden Seeds.
FISH TACKLE, AMMUNITION, &C.
Constituting the most complete assortment embracing
the great wants of the People, reduced in Price
and revised for the Cash System
DR.. PORTER'S COAL OIL.
DIR. PORTER'S CAMPHENE!
DR.. PORTER'S ALCOHOL!
DIR. PORTERS BURNING FLUID!
Are Fresh daily prepared, and unrivaed by any in the
Market.
DIR. ORTERS PREPA RATIONS
FAMILY Use.
Known ie and Reliable Remedies are warranted fo
what they intended to give satisfaction.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-01-12

RACK PAY, BOUNTY ANDPENSIONS
- can no get Bounty through the Pay Department
in all cases where soldier discharged account OF
wounds received in service
Also, the Advance Bounty of SIS co. and premium of
81 co. when the soldier discharged before receiving
the same.
W. DAVIES.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-01-12

DR. Porters Pectoral Syrup ........ price 50 cents
DR. Porters Family Embrocaton.. IS
Or Porters Tonic EliXer. er............... 100
DIR Porters Worm Syrrp. p................ 80
DR. Porters Comp Syr. Hypophosphites 100
DR. Porters Uterine Tonic ............ $50
DR. Porters Blackberry Balsam. ....... IS
DR. Porters Tooth Ache Drops ......... %
DR. Porters Cephalic Snuff. .......... 25
DR. Porers Tooth Powder .......... 80
DR. Porters Tricogenc c.............. 30
DR. POrter's TrcOphile. 50
DR. POrters Shampoo. Observation-Disclosures. 50
DR. Porter's Horse and Cattle Lotion 30 d"
Dr Porers Horse and Cattle Powder 35
Dr. Porters Bed Bug Poison ......... 35
Dir Porters Black kInk.......... * d"
DR. POrters Cleansing Fluid ......... 371
DR. Porters Rat and Mice Poison ... 81
DR. Porers Citrate Magnesia ..... 81
DR. POrtcr's Worm WATERS - AZ =.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-01-12

That is kept in any other Store in town
This is free country therefore is free for all to
their trading where they do the best regardless OF
the and sour looks of old ogy merchants. invite
you to come and me-country well the city are
nvitedevery person rich poor, high low bond or
invited to call.
Come one, come all, and stop your speed,
We've Goods enough for all in need,
The boys themselves, at their posts
And they alone can supply host.
Ger other dealers in this town
These same boys have renown,
For selling the cheapest and the best
And selling more than all the rest!
Hurrah hurrah DER hill d plain
Accept our thanks, and call again.
Among our assortments you II always find,
Goods to fit, and please the mind.
We're on hand and always willing,
To sell our Go ds and earn a shilling!
So hold your horses, and come this way,
We shall be glad to see you any day,
At JOHN SELAM'S Clothing Store, next door to r. S
Mercurs Dry Goods Store, Main Street, Towanda Pa
BWe wish to be understood, that are not to be
undersold by any man, OF combination of men.
Eg- No charge for showing our Goods.
Towanda March II, 1862. J. CORN.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-01-12

NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS !
Il. ". EDDY,
Has large stock OF fresh WIN TER GOODS and
would only say to those in want OF Good well.made
Clothing, which he will sell to the public fair price
and guarantee every article represented leaving the
customers to choose between good goods at fair price
and poor goods at a high prce-beeving in the doc
trine that one mans money is god anohers."
We sell to all alike. Hi stock, usual, consists in
GOOD WELL MADE CLOTHING,
HATS & CAPS, SHIRTS, COLLARS. UNDER SHIRTS
DRAWERS, SUSPENDERS, GLOVES HO-
SlERY. NECK TIES, TRAVEL
ING BAGS, FUR CAPS
d COLLARS, SILK
HATS, &C.,
and the best assortment Of fine SOFT HATS in town
We ask an inspection of our Goods, believing n
satisfy all as to quality and price.
TOwanda, Dec. |, 1864 Il. w. EDDY
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-01-12

DIR. PORTER;S PREPARATION
FOR FAMILY
Known SAT- and Reliable Remedies ARE warranted fo
what they are intended to give satisfaction.
, 1865-09-07

il tho only Phrscisn Specialist now In the city
tina, csn be entrcly relied upoo. Go nx, and not
suffer Nseasc TO remain In yoar sygtem, 3isogrr1ng
your facc and body. besides destroying yoar bsppsness
and futrro rrospccts In 1ife. he has made personAi
dlscases and nervous debility his study for the Isss
twenty year,, aaa il therefore tho pesou whom Ill
afflicted should consult. No ope ever heard ct pa-
tct Of Lis not being cured since he las been In tho
city. Ills rcutsnon has vouchers In N the city ps-
ps lis patients and The medical profession both here
end aixoad. ~ being the most skilled Specialist he.
nnd thorough master OF his nsofcssioo lfa1l othus
1an, don't dc.pair; Givc him u call Its only COM
mon occu,.cnca With him to curr anch cases. Hts
rooms arc separate for 1Adics and gentlemen md the
most complete II the city. Consultations free and
conndontiAl.
once No, 179 South Gatk strect, cosne orMnuroc,
talf block fEom lie Post omca, Post oi1ce Bo1 15A
Chicago, IN. oace houzs norn "a m. tor pm.
Send for his -Gaite 70 Ueailh" pnhMslnd monthl5,
nSe rehxssr.
ToINa MIX, TAXI FAET1cC1An No11c1.-Doctor
uisclox dcvotes much Of his time 10 the treatment ot
those cases CAUSED By eccfct habit which rims both
body aud mind, unnsunf the unfortunate Individual
for either brsncas society. The ssf effect Of these
early holts ct the c1ccs Of r1pes ycars to wakeu
apd doi!ta,c tho constitution. destroy the rhy1eh
nnd mcu,sl powrrs diminish and cufeeble thc natural
1celncs nnd c1hau1t the vital energies Of manhood /;
the rrasurcx oflltc uasred the object oftnanAEe
Frustrated and sstcncc it8c1f rendered teF Of un~
scasias misery and reEIrt- Such persona, especially
those contemplating nsniage, should lo~e no dme ia
tuaktnE t,uucdate application, II. H. by bis new
treatucuL IL enabled TO ensure a speedy and ruma
utnt cure ...... ...--.......
~ odBce. 1z9 South Caafstt-.oos ofNonroe,
, 1865-09-07
GnrriaI Notices.


rox-r.v,v of Ja,nes' Lock Hospital, Custom 1oute
,t-4 ccN ,lesn.. La, estahlahsd In 1850 now res.
,,aaen,s located At So Randolph street. specialist in
The treatment OF old chronic, mszcurh, htc, and
all uv4,e c1sordes of contagious venercsl charsc.
tct; cures them without mercury. iodde potssd. mr.
Scst. OF any poison but with the use Of MUTUAL
1rrr positive cure 10. that much to be dreaded roi.
200. Syphilis In al its foru,s, srEnx4roEHuHA. seE
nal involuntary esnt1ios4 brought On By 'e1aa'
cseesa, DC, eannne loss Of memory. Ieonfnaoo.
Depression inpotucT snd of1ensssnss 1n:su''' ".'a
cshez denlotshe traiu Of symptom treasea eaa saar
calfS crrrd With An 1S1ll1nLE netnod+ se'i"s '''1
and cxpNst. An kinds Of diseases Of nc seolt" "
sc1ua! oesan1, and OF rRtfA1E 1AfnhK' s'aau>N'
curcd.
Dr.. James Is tie only sreeasfisi no" pseus'Hs -
tie United States tn thc treatmenf o' P'e'e
1hst has testimonials euloEtstic Of hls 80.
from rrofessp,y Of Medical Colleges fcspoonoe Aoo
rc3tnhIc N ,tea living In the United stAt 1ness ~
uuonials arc not boeus-do not COME Hou Z !9r9.xe
counuy-uot from parties III eFff hflns} aos islaee
dead.
Dr. James, within The last 1fteea yeszs has trusted
,uore ,.c.aus OF contagious vensesa character
ecssfp1,y ,hsn any Other p1vata dsesse phyaclau IN
the Untcd Statta
Dr., Jsues THsctieod asseea yrka In New ozlt1na,
an i The lsst three yeats In Chicago, and u RECON-
1pcdcd by Tie press and roedcal culty Of tho South
md some Of The most elaent physiczns IL the Unlted
States. For 1neaz particulars you are reteTed to
hook, Which wm soon hc sss1ed By Dr. Ja1us on the
Ttaereas, &c
N. Jnmns' .ot1ce md psr'orz a7e 81 Randolph
etrect tup-stars3 Ten separate rooms. All consuIts-
uons condtentlal. ONCE hours from 4. m tn p m
ee7WHS1t
, 1865-09-07
Gbifa9o Iribnl1e.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1915.
FROM ST. LOUIS.

An Escnpnde from GratIot Street Pr1s-
on.--Dtscoutfnnance of the Second
military 3ub-Dfstrtct---Deatb OF an
Old Settlcr---For Fort Rice. :.
Especial Despatch to The Chicago Ttsbune.1
ST Logs, Sept &.
An escapade took place from Gratot Street Pris-
On, night before last Six prisoners escaped. all
enlisted men Of our own army, held for offences
against 1aw. They passed through the new COM
manders room aDd stole bis shirts, clothing watch
and gold studs.
The second military sub-district Of this State
composing al tho country outside Of the st. 1onis
district sonth Of the Missouri rirr, his been dis
continued, and all the troops Withdrawn, except
tnall fo1ecs at Roll, and Springfield. !,
I1cao chouteau, Jr.. one Of the Oldest citizens
Of St. Louis and representative OF the hlatoric
Creole fami1r, died at the residence Of hia dapEh-
tGr4 Mr.. Mal1tt, this morning. He was son Of
l1cue Chouteau, Sr.. who came to st. Louis shortly
atef liclede and who vHs one Of the first settlers
OF the city. He Was an actfre, sasHclous nnd pros
pe1oue merchant, and for many years head Il the
large fnr house Of this city. ue was seventy
seyen years old at The time Of his death.
The fivera ADORE and below the city have ali ma
tcria11y declined. -
The steamer Calypso left yesterday, for Fort
1hce. Dacotah. with stores and presents Designed
to be given to the Indiana by The Indian ComIuIs.
sinners nlnnt to t1E1t thar bartfrn
, 1865-09-07
ALABAMA.
Important Order by Gen. swa5n

Important Order by Gen. Swayne.,
EEE XoRS, Sept. 6.-1he8 IfefnIrs Warrington
special eaxa, Gen. Swaypc, Of department of Ala
bama4 having recently is.ued a general order, in
y1ting the judicial officers and magistrates OF that
for The administration Of Justice in all difficulties
arising among negroes, or between whites and
negroes, and hastcs admnnfshed such officials That
naicd, would b. followed By the uhsdtution 81
martial law In the districts ,rherr tuch failures oc-
CURED, Provisional Governor Farsons earnestly
tf eui he s uppoatmens osrea @ a. aSose md .S Il
good do tuet1ee and observe the instructions
Contained in the order of Gen. Swayne,
, 1865-09-07
Sensible Advice.
SyS YoaK. Sfpt, G,-Jhe n. 7. Timer Weshtnc

EEw yoak, Sept. G-Tht n. 7. Timer Whshtas-
ton special eays:
"Ihcrr is TIC best authority for saytns that Alex
Il. St,pben1 and ]. q. Reagan, now conhned at
Son1h. express the most liberal views respecting
reconstruction the negro and the utnre Of tho
Eun1h. They nIse that the agricultural sysscN. Of
The south mntt be resplntoulzed; that the nsgro,
being large and permanent element tn tho popula.
ton Of the South. must be 80 treated a. to IN,
crease bis eelfrspect and manhood. and cdu.
power which the prog7cts Of events promises TO pul
him iu possession ok The eagacio1s arc Wise In
their time bcyund many Of thef fellows aad zee the
wisdom of making Intelligent men and women oi
the ftca3rsfn.N
, 1865-09-07
VIRGINIA.

A RixAop Discharged Extra Bflly
Smith - Privileges Granted to JeN.
Davtk-Gen. Torbeat The Norfolk
and Weldon Uoad4
NEW TonK. Sept. 6,-1he HsrdtFs Richmond
who was u1zcscd rome time e{ncc On The supposi.
tion OF ba.ng evidence ol value TO the overumcut.
has been discharged, md passed through Richmond
on his WAY home,
ME. Alex Dudley, who has bad hi. pardon
restored 10 him again, will, 1t IL presumed tvotc
his i9uediase attention 70 rsopentns tae Yo.k
Extra Billy smith IA pacing hla time quietly On
his unconfs Gated c. tate near N a1Tcnton.
The Ut4uhfs Fortress Monroe correspondent
sayk the privilege Of writing 10 bis wife has been
f1snted 20 JET. NnsIs.
Gen. Torbetf will not take command Of bis new
DEPARTMENT for month yet.
The Norfolk and Weldon Railroad will be In run-
ufnw nr.icr In few t1aya.
, 1865-09-07

German Physician celebrated in curing ali PRIVATE
DISEASES Of botL sexes, Without the Of mercury.
Having bee1 engaged Tn ysarA IN 0anoa5E Hotpts!a.
cass afts which he waa bsc yesrs tn that City uosHl
tai Frst Assistant Sur .oiD TO tae -1td Dr. ff3eke
private and ten scsrs uoparalieiet suese.:
jul practice In C4icaSo as secured 70 h1u The eoac-
r5oooaneed t1s ONLY ss,e I'd aad q At sps
ltcAses, wilh0ut employing dcleterious agencies.
s>p<snalorrlea, or lusouhta'y en|ssi,!s caused ly
will ts long train Of 'l.bling and l.lesdlln= in1u
cncch checked aud tns ssu:hly curcl, restoring the
mode ~ treatment. Eur details and prool al encted
win, private compliant shoud scad tKoTed sttHps
tkccI11 srAiEp and pa7trass tie os!:tn and Ghsas-
Gttrr Eat EOuth Clark hi5ert. CIrAxQ. Hours from
m ia n. m ke3M554St
, 1865-09-07
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.

Interesting Military Itc1us-Gcncral
Grants Father-The Return of Gov.
Morton,
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
kptASAroL1s, Sept 6. :.
The 18Th Indiana. known as the Old Guard, haze
been mustered ont, and are On theis way home from
North Carolina. y!
The 14Gth arrived to-day. The 10Th, Col. Drtug-
burst, 15:d, Col Ellis, 7th cavalry, Col LILLY, and
1oth casalry, were received to-day. Speeches wero
made ty Gen. Mauseald, Hoo. John Farquhar, aud
Col. Ttueeler. The 18th leaves Nashville Tonight
for hona.
Gen. Grants fsthe1 IVES IN the city to-day, in
transit from yisit 10 the General at bis home in
Covington.
, 1865-09-07

FORTRESS MoSaoE, Sept E--JeG Davis has 70
r recovered from his atluck OF crysipelu8 As 10 be
able 10 1esume bis accustomed daily walks.
TIE brig Nellie has arrived in Norfolk from
Turks lsland, with cargo Of ealt consigned to
Cyrus E. Staples This Is tho frst arrival Of the
kind Yfbee the unf-
Hmry H. Wise passed here to-day for the eastern
shore Of Vftginta,
The ttenucr Eecort arrived from City Point with
The 1eilh Indiana regiment. Col. j. W. On, bound
home tia Baltimore.
, 1865-09-07

N8ffOTT 1.kC0pE1F rom An0ENef NMiIFoAu
Murder.
Sfw foHK, sert "a eoE1esPonds1t informs
ter On the Long I.land ltaltroad, on Aonday cson-
Ing. Tht coupling on . train broke, leavtny . c.s
filed Nilh lta-senecrs behind. After while tha
trnIu returned for the di%en .nged but before IL
etarte1 another train came thunhertns down tho
read IN the rear. The correspondent aRked tho
q collision, and be said tint 1t would b III right
and forthwith sent brakeman with lantern to-
ward the approaching train. which was stopped
pa-sengesx had jumped aut Of the car and tu terror
bed ac1oss the adjoining. fields. The train was, as
usral much behind its Time.
, 1865-09-07
FROM FREEPORT.

Preparations to Receive Gen. Grant.
Especial Despatch TO the Chicago Tribunal
FREEI'oRT, Sept G.
Preparations are making for grand reception on
Saturday to General Grant He will a1zi,e at II
o'clock. The Illinois Central snd Radne snd His.
slsspp roads rim special trains at halfl larc The
Northwestern VIII no doubt run specials from Bel
Tiderc. 4 large number Of people viii assemble "a
that day, as ibis is the last place In Northern ILL.,
nos the hero will visit before leaving for Washing-
, 1865-09-07

FOR COOK

Il COUNT EoSDS.-Scalcc Proposals. viii be re-
ceived until 1oA n SATURDAY Ssrtem6T lsrh II
hundred thousand dollstH 1854 900 Of Cook Comfy
War Fund Coupon Bonds. bearing dsic May 1st, ts61
sud tEnty-ye years sEn date. teithcr Of which times
OF nay menf may be chosen BY tbs purcha4ef} with IN
fe1rtt .. rate per cent pei 2unu. psyabo
FTprcsals must b. addressed to the Cook County
at the otce al the Copnty Treasurer, at which place
said proposals Will be examined and conadered md IT
The accrued Interest on satd bonds must be Ald by
the purchaser Ur the date Of md interest At
aid date OF trxn4f nt1 thc tsr coupon fails due.
n1fy ~ nli hids ". ". FARWEll.
n. c. NILES.
Chicago August aoth, 1sh C. q. WICKER
en9Im1gS.ir Special Committee.
, 1865-09-07

St. Louis Market.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
ST. LoE1a Sept &.
TonAouo-Detter for1 1pxk. 6zles lafEa. ---,e.-..
FtorE-IoRer. Fan sapernne, f6,73; choice, E7oo;
fall extra es-so: double c1ux, sa1ax@lsno 2 bEl.
GRAN-WhtAt heavy. Good fat1, s.65 PRIME <2.h5
choice fln. f2so; choice white, $2.sn Corn dull
At1ed Icllow. s6e; 1cllow. Csc; while. TIC. Oats
steady at as@AXc; old, sc. 1ye steady at &c
choice at 70c
~ rs1
, 1865-09-07

W4suNG7ox. p. G Jnly =. ls@.
the risees. snd unt The daiea heieinaier nsned. H
The purchase OF the following named 6tealpbo4E
Wh.saBs,,s; Whist Il Z; nsFEes and otaar rropsu-
AT LITTLE nsSE 9SSf fA'K{KsSsAs r I. s. MuEyn MONDAY,
HaHrhea 4 steamer Davenport tfa1J boat), register
s,aRVhes stesmsr Convoy, No. ,, registered In
witch en- be soeo At 1,s,e Rock. Ar.ans. until .hs
AT v1cEspuaa, Anss1saHp1 usrn FRIDAY.
se,rx rrr M ah9It: I3:.1;4 IS = Ga fok ths
~ 81 %s:sfse::s, .ss :set y 6as. ''4 81 y ''01
Ssaa s:9sss 8. isaa Eseds. and George 3. Ae.
S$fy IS q Ss, sRsts gs:l sses.s a:.s'-
III & i; ); A. = Ss
At sA1cnrz sHP4: Hlz!1s L E e gsrn s0sDAr
One q Knasteest 30 tons. '''
5iSs 5SsS q & Ssss;}s IN SsiS. E.fst
u the day o. ale. ants6a'st
At NE" okASa 154SSEK H I i: Ell z u T. MkheA1
Which en- be aeen Il Posf Hudson La untn thedaJ
Ter ihe wh,rtooas sasehez. "a tons and two %
which csn be seea ut Bssoa Rouce, 1Ar until theday
Of aale-
hde.hed s,aamr Col aoloomh' tsaildtns' rsess
sidevhee t.sen,9 M,soif resist5ed 60 tona.
's sidewhee s.eaue J. ii. moxn. rasi.tezsd 50
sidevhed steamer A. @. Brown, registered -
'osi Midesieel ateau,u OHIO Belle, registered ~
E.ae xhes, stssnx NnsanE ses!ssered 1:s .on,-
toni.
side-xhed stezma r 8. FaiEchuds, EestItesod 81
tosss se'sa f' :. N'4"'' fs'''3sa ~
sidswhec. steamer ID. MAY. registered - tan..
slde-Nhea steamc lows. soa.isIezed ~ tonA.
s.ezn.vhsd ssesm9 Dick Fulton 10. :. registered
s.eIn-wheea steamer colona Bened,et. registered ls
toRs; s,;rn,vt.., ,t,.n-, ,coz,,. -.~4.,.,.-,.n.
ss@TSe5 Sse5 sssmT i5e Gnsls
IS. s:en-wheea steamer colond chaptn. registered =
Screw raS 8nnie Rsnfss registered & toas.
Screw tuG Captain Fitl1na, now building.
ScreE saE go 1ame snd nov hrildlnxl
sc1eE snE GcosEe n Tyles. reststszea 11s tona.
sees ING HeocaI. lesis4Erd IS ,ons-
ses ~ az Gaaiaso. Sa e1stsed II Il e seas
stss5 kp Es,ged teas ~
tons. ,n.-
Model H&rces Nos. 10 II and Abbey.
Canal boat koeslie.
Tea 1e1 gunE1!e nslFca.
Twenty -four tsD ponto0n hoats
ss::: s. s. g e: g: a metal:
All Of which can bc secu NJ Htw Of1eanA. Ii, unk1
tie dAy c1 aale- Au19kf24t
AT MOBILE ALA USII THURSDAY OCTOBER
- u u Nj Tor The
, 1865-09-07

OFFICE or 7nE BoAEn OF Prnl1c WnEKA2
CH1cAdta August S1st. 1yEa- {
Sealed Proposal. x1il BE- roeetveA By The Hoard Of
Public Works. until Il A. ~ saturday, sertemheFNn.
line OF C11Sk street to the cast llnc Of Sane street.
according 10 speclbc1tinns On Ele tn th1t once.
Said Improvement Will be psld for ftora The EpectAl
assetancnt lrt1od to dctrsJ It's cost. When the aame
rToposnia must he aatreasea the Doa1d OF Public
Msts. enesrsed ~iIorosals to7 cq!oi9E s4a & E1iaS @
bond, Win tuIet,es 10 DC arpFuFcd hy thu taoaro:
Hoard Teseyca The Right to tsect aof or all b!da
and tue viii be accepted ulcs8 the nctson proposing
Eve evidence satisfactory tho D1a1t thrt be Is cou
rcstnt, reliable md tsspeaKAhle-
FIRED. LETZ,
O. ROSE
sus1mlStI0t Board OF Public Wofks.
, 1865-09-07
Col


SEw YonK, Sept. T.-Go1d morc active and
rfice frncr. The demand for customs arc at the
rate of abont Oo0 PET day. the eject Of which
is apparent In the adynuce 10 1i41145.
, 1865-09-07
PROPOSALS FOR FILLING,
II GRADING, AND PLANNING ALLEYS N
RTnCEH J1d AND lO4 SCHOOL SECTION.

OFT1cK Or THE DoARp OF PrBL1c HokH+
CHICAGO, August 81. 19a.
Sealed rEoposala viii be received b. the Board of
ne1t. Tor ine n1linF, grading apd riankns a'leys
ntg North and South through blocks los snd ie!
epeciNcations On n1e tu thls once.
sIed improvement viii le pad foT fEon tho apecta!
Trupossls must he directed 10 the Board Of Public
Alje1s IN BLOCKS 1oe and 3o4, School Section md nc
con pancd with the usual *!m houd. with suFettf@ to
~ nnrFCyed bv the Board+ Bids must be for doing
Tie whole work for dennite sum.
The Board the right 10 reject any or all bids,
ami nonE Ei be accented unless the person proposing
ctree;cv1dence ssIlsaetory 10 the board that he Il
N't'~'~-' j. @. GRDELE,
FRED. LETT,
q. J. ROSE.
anS1u1Ei0t Board OF Pa0l.c hofZn
, 1865-09-07
murStercrs Exccutcd.

CA1ao, sspt. G.-The 81 Minnesota Infantry,
1s0th Illinois Infantry and detachment OF the 18th
Illinois 1nfnntEy left here on an extra train at ten
O'Clock this forenoon, hnmeWafd bound.
, 1865-09-07
CORPORATION NOTICE.

" UY11E o. III N11En OF Ff8L1t HZE3N
CHICAGO SEPT. Z, i&B. s
Whereas, The Common Council Of the Etty pfChicago
has otdetd that an alley twenty f2ol feet vide be
opened between 6tate street bnd Wabash sreauc from
Now. therefore, public notice hGeey E.rru g al
board Of Public Wtrks viii meet At Room No Is in the
Cog5 House u ssid cit 60 r. sst daY of septsaes.
damages that Will BE- sustained the b.nc1ta con-
frd soccther with the costs Of tho proceedings, b.
reason of the doing OF such work xnd the making o1
katd contemplated frIrUt tement
The general description Of the land to be condemned
Il s{ip Of l2n6 20 feet Hidc midway between State
street ard Wabash avcue and Eunnn. south from this
moth linz Of Springs Subdivision to Sixteenth street
FRED LETT,
o. ). ROSE,
Commissioners Of the Board Of Public Works.
, 1865-09-07

HX0 1onkt sept. 9.
Prices Of mining stocks bid In BOSTON to-day-Cen-
tf1l 20; Fa1ls TX; Ffanklln e. Hancock 8; IjQ.
rom q. Isle l:oynL lfk Minnesota st; Quincy 5sH
Rockland, sX; superior, 3N.