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AFTERNOON TELEGRAPH

WASHINGTON, July 15.-During the wcrk
ending july eed. the Government 1e.opened
fozt5-thFee Postotfices In the South, twenty
three Of them IN Virginia, eight in Mississippi,
s1x In Tennessee, and three etch In Kentucky
and North Caru1in8.
Among the persons paEdoned by the Pfesi-
dent 5estetday,. was Gov. Perry, Of South
Cazoltnn. The South Carolina delegation has
gone home. Gov. Perry leaves here to-day,
direct for hts State, to assume bis official
dntiee az Governor.
It is announced by the few ftiends of Faith
er Walter, Mrs. sulratt's spiritual adviser,
that be has prepared for publication paper
Int ended 10 refute the statements contained
In Gen. Hardit'9 communication OF the e0th
inst. Father Walter Was known throughout
the war as one Of the most incorporating
ard malicious rebels In this community, and
from what his acquaintance say Of him. his
animoaity toward the Government has Ia
creased rather than diminished In Y1rulence.
It Is from the rebel standpoint that he views
the acts Of Mrs. snrratt ana determines her
has requested Father Walter to desist from
further discussion upon the subject OF Mis-.
suIratt's guilt or innocence. The refutalon
paper may therefore never appear In print.
The next term Of the United States Cir
cult Court, to be holden at Norfolk, meets
in October, when the treason Indictments
against Gen. Lee and other noted rebels will
ca.es will not be presented, but the President
will direct noAe proHgufs to be entered and
dispose Of each defendant a. he proposes to
dispose Of other leading rebels who have been
active participants In the war. nnmely, By
putting them On long probation, and then,
as . condition precedent to pardon, imposing
snch penalties aud restrictions as may be
justified by the circumstances.
The Nary Department have directed the
reduction Of the Misslsslppi squadron to flye
vessels, including those at Mound City, and
Admiral Lee has.given dIrectlona for carry
Ing the order into effect. The ordnance
materiol Of the squadron Ell1 be collected at
the new naTal ordnance depot at Jefferson
Barracks 4 large number Of enlisted men
Will ut once be discharged from the squadron.
The Admiral returns them his thanks, aud
bids them fare we'll In handsome terms.
Admiral Radford has sailed from Hampton
Roads to TAKE command Of the Atlantic
squadron, with orders to reduce it to ten yez-
GELS. The Malvern Is bis flagship.
, 1865-07-26

a Correspondent OF the Cincinnati Gasdfe.
now travelling through North Carolina,
writing ffem Salisbury, where Gen. jackson
studhd law, relates the following instances
o. female refinement and good treatment Of
, the blacks:
FEMALE REFINEMENT.
The conduct OF the women Of the Soutb,
with very few exceptions, has been most
at,0cious during the. whole war. The u,a-
jerity have unsexed themselves, and exhibit
ed a fe'oetous and savage spirit thatiia sum
cient 10 dtsg1ace them for au time.
The case in question ia fair exponent Of
the split which presalls In circles that pride
themselves upon their standing. Miss Tenn
pie Nec1ey il considered one Of the bellies Of
the State. The family is very weslthy, aris-
tocratlc and all that, and stands at the very
top in this section: Her mother was tloggtny
child inteIfered to protect it. Miss Neeley
stepped up, and drawing revolver from her
pocket shot the neg1o woman dead, firing
second ball Into The body. She was arrested
and will be tried by military court. The
papers here gre defending her, and trying to
Stir up the old fet ling towsrd the slaves, and
excuslns her under the black laws OF the
State.
One other case will serve as an evidence Of
the lednemtnt among gentlemen. and The
this latitude.
! A. representative Of one of the veal .btest
fsmilses In the place. in the presence of hts
fsmEr, was relating to one OF our officers
whipping case In which he participated. Said
he: "One q ms t,oys, Bob. had been doing
wEcne, and had hIm ted up and told the
ove1seer to give him hundsed.: Bob never
nade:a eouud tr mosed muscle. went
up to him and asked him why he did not beg,
He never said word, sir. ! then had flfty
mc1e laid en, and stll he kept his mouth
shut, Then took of my coat aud whipped
, 1865-07-26
Our H010IrT0,
Tditnra Ehifann Ttahnnf.

Editors Chicago Tribune:
I REID the LITTER stsned Robert Barry, Board
Of TIace Battery" in Sund1y's paper. With .lrel-
leg Ct pstD. He ssys: " Be convinced Of one fact,
the do1cced, tstined and atlked ladies Of con1-
mgniy do not psy any more defetenco 70 private
almighty dollar and dI&tI,Istlon.r. II be meaas
tasae- ladtee whose sole thought IL for
SIX, satin, &c. cautot speak for them hut
think / spesk lor every young lady eaplh1e
Of any Loble thought, when aaJ that they hoaor
TIE private soldiers. There Is not aoul anon.
them who ID not hero in their eyes. never
meet eoltter but | feel how much l Foutd like
to take hun by thu hacd and tell him hnw much
Inspect aEd rsv=Ience him lor
what he baa done. Invent we been
waiting sn1ious1y for lhem to ret11ns
and LoR, If they take Robsrt Barry'a exeel.u.
adviee 70 '' Be men Ia the true mearfrg Of The
teSm+" they will s1re to he !ovad and honored by
true tcoMta. An Intelligent aud heauttf-l young
on feeling 1staEasd regiment paas.. " My oniy
belong to re," said !, as rest. "Sappose your
boy In blue comes home with one arm EoneI
ahs replied. That would make no d1f.reuce,
except thls should love him more" Do ron
rot think that would tind an echo in many young
1ady's heaftf Bat as Robert Bury says, tsthey
will not ba eought for In lager hear and btseEens
Bqlno1s, but with gentle manlinees they should
seek the itdtes and they will be sure to
and welcome; and although the5 may not have
tho n mighty dollar" they have already earned
distinction. They must walt patiently for tItua-
t1ore. AL cannot be supplied at once; Eut I
hope that all PATRIOTIC msu will make It q point
tether thinEs being equAD 10 employ only re.
Ynnsc IanY Wno Jovvs rur II Ro1a1rn,rr-
, 1865-07-26
Presentation OF the IllIuoie Sword to
mt1. Gen. John ". Turner, at Rich
1UalA

Correspondents New York Hc,ald.l
The magnificent sword Toted to Maj. Geu.
John W. Turner, commanding division In
the 24th army corps and thc District Of Hen
1teo, including the cities Of Richmond and
Manchester, By the electors OF The late S1ni-
tary Fair at Chicago, has been duly preseut-
ed 10 the ll1strIous young soldier, who bat
tied 80 molly and successfully for his coun-
trS's cause in the final and calmInating bat
Ties Of the IebelIor, at App:mattox Court
Housc and In front Of Rfchm1nd. The sword
was con1e5ed to this city By committee OF
emiutnt Ch!cagoans, consisting Of John II.
Rouudtrre, E:q,, Ms. Turner and Ms. Whit
ney, and the presentation took place at the
ofllrial residence Of Gen. Turner, opposite the
JEFF. Davis mansion, and Was one Of th: mem
otable occasions incident to the Union occu-,
patton Of Richmond The gathering Of dis
5insu!shed officers and civilians was both u
large aud exceedingly brilliant one. Among
these present were Maj. Gen. Terry, the hero
Of Fort Fisher, commanding the Department,
accompanied by Col. Edward ". Smith, Ad.
jutant General Of the Department; Mai.
Gen. Charles Deyena and stuff Maj. Gen. Rob-
ert 8. Foster, OF the Sd division, 9th army
corps Mai. Gen. n. II Curtis and staff !; the
staff Of Maj Gen. Turner, headed By Capt.
Gibbs his E1cellency Gov. Pterp3lnt HJn:
CHARLES H. Lewis, Secretary Of the Common
wealth Of Virginia; Brig. Gen. David e.
STROLLER, Adjutant General of Virginia, the
distinguished magazine writer, md large
nunher of nfhtrs j., "
, 1865-07-26

A WA1F.-A curious incident which &C.
cured last week in Hyde Park explains the
1eason why human hair has risen within the
last two years upwards Of 100 per cen: Ia the
market. On Tuesday last, abon! l:so P. H.,
. young gentleman was seen riding slowly
thIouGh the crowd Of cquestzians holding
on high at the chi. q n1s cane cH;yn2n. as
thssee heavy Jumps Of hair are technically
called with which the young ladies' Of the
present day delight in decorating the napes
Of their necks. As the chtgnon-beare: rode
along, looking inquiringlJ around him, It
Was moat suggestive to observe the almost
Involuntary manner In which st lelst two
thirds OF the alarmed young women present
raised their hands to the backs Of their heads,
in order to ASCERTAIN that the eAigaons ware
all right and tight. Whether the gentleman
was merely playing the trick for bis own pti-
vate amusezent. Of whether be lad really
picked up q lump Of false hair which some
unlucky girl had accidentally shed, will
probably never be known; but the sensation
which the Incident caused satisfactorily ac-
counts for the increased value Of human hair
rs m article Of comwe1ce.-PaU Nal Ga-s'ts.
, 1865-07-26

MOBILE, July s9.-The Idprytixr and Re.
gi.tt:' publishes today Gov. Parsons procl1-
mation- The Governor reviews the prospects
and condition Of the Sonth before accession
and Its present Impoverished state, and csti-
mates that r. 600 A1atamtans Eera In the
war, Of whom 70, 600 are dead and disabled.
Hence destitntlon reIgns whers once stood
comfortable homes yet, amid the ruin, suf-
fersnE and death resulting from secession,
every political right which the State possess
cd undtr the Federal cons tuition, is here
today, except slavery. The slave code
is dead and buried, and It is the height Of
wisdom for citizens to produce possible
results from the new order Of things. JUS
ticea Of the pe2ca, constables, menbers Of
the Commission Court, except judges OF pro-
bate, treasu1ers, tax collectors, assessors,
and municipal officers who were in Office on
the ssa Of May last, are appointed dnring the
continuance Of the provisional government.
Judges Of probate and steritf5 in Office Gu
the I'd OF Msy last Will take the amnesty
cath, and continue to discharge the duties Of
their Offices until others are appointed. Each
officer Is required to taBe the amnesty oath,
snd give new bond. The election for dele
oates 10 convention to assemble on the 10th
Of September next vill be held on the 3lst of
AupuEf navf N
, 1865-07-26

Thefe a.e mRn5 rood pills In the voslt voho?e. for
thS s2ke h1mAatty. but the pills That xta r ally
" p rh b.cs use they np+ r.e7t. sosic lRxAivr.
stinu1a4 conrxer i:1tsnt, 1udnrtne ard u nrattvn
all 1t 1hefsIre tnsa, nEu RNdWsye r. rclAuEG F1ll1.
acid eve-JNhe-r. and Tor OILY q centa box With
thsse fasc r.s In ysnT house you cen CO E5the at
pu1Kn4 = nc1u4 Of othe1 pa 1t OF Pow Ton
DO wtaout ssl.1 seicIitz cakcr 0:1 ctft.e Of mag
neatA. selnt M mana. nc 60 cn; fou v.nt Eoss
for Int xh:ie c1 then. and Nhst u u<tser may b
- Hrf1 n Tie robust u.A1 They a"e the otty
SeKe.kbie preparation t7a1:inG With Wiu AesR.1 n
psce 0! Ct ,neL regulating Inc ac:ol Gf he HyrE,
Wttton, mai E3-H ifr long vtc-!tn r1 the oi
mercury sf one rll They oPe1 toe owaa In pro-
r1t1sc.s tf suitable medics~-Eu trey Go Ent
purge ytc c.y. tke tho drastic piLt \! sea or Gro
eoa.a r. .tc =ett.nns THY a.a we rc2tat. Rho .Ht
5act' p! Of Tie age. and. y. ca hE-u. teEp ~ tic
AecreEona IL hsalthy coldiu. napel al the or.
GHaat Goth I, duty WITH p1 III the blood,
and oecnrc ht. ire11 Dxole b,es'.nr esund hHhfta.
There Il notta nkA HAoNay'A hakuiA1tnt fa1s for
TIE CURE OF Al 1te ders OF pa11, iTes, bowels
Eifo*y1 Et BLADDER Ior rervous d!seAs htAd
ccattVdl:1t. ittKtslcn hiAouA f-ve:. lee and a1l
slcrarkevm n's Of The ire.nht vscsta For q cssts
knust pAintui scd danaetooa u II tltR1a- Bold by
D1u E:tts,
ii. R,-Dr. Eadxays p.lla tzc elegantly co4.ad With
&prr. NE free from hEte or smell, sno petu ia1ly
Ndaptsd fat he uso Of Ill Kho arc AFcsft to taxing
tall6- chi dcAr swallow them wiz ease fh.y a,o
nllt, soothing and he LnE IN .nt:r opc:A..on .hey
puTze dissA thoroughly from the ays:e1. Hv@y
fsMIY stS MD Lsep than l. the Eoo3r.
fnfk Il ErC1 IL Ef ~
, 1865-07-26
gl1icage Qribnnte
&. WEDNESDAY, JULY &c, 1866.
tFor the Ch!csgo TTionne.l
TO THE RETUHNED SULp1BhA


T1sx-"7o tkt Tft.''
To IL ~; we't' TO The weH Jan haze e'ns' tn' at
Ton hare been through the perts .nd storms Of
Te velrnrn- ron hnue vi b hearts fall Of giee;
Many 5ears hase elapsed, boys. but now Jon ase
We welcome ,ou bo1ae to the land Jon love best
Where suli Nve1 the girl that 10 Jou his been
Since goe Joe threw Of The old clothes md pat on
The bue.
Your .on:t hare been tried with s~ord and With
~ nen th,t we're brave and who had desire
1.l1st e< ut vou 10 battle, brave boyy OF the West
We welcome yon homo to thc lsnd You love best
Tne clonons and beau'!fni land Of tne West,
Whe1e soll Asea tho gta. that 70 you has been
Since you threw Oft the old clothes and put on
the b -ue.
Many emlea now await you, and greetings with
wlu resoaad through the atr in III, plaes you be.
You'll be feas,ed znd toasted, and allowed then 10
In the ;pa ,.nd you've protected, the land Of the
Te9elconc you home to the lsnd you lore best
70 the glorious and be.utfal lsnd OF no Wcat,
Where suil Avss The girl that to you has been
true, -
Since you thsew Of your old clothe. a1d pat On
the blue.
We hare henrd Of your va]or OF many deld. -.
And thie was the motto, 5on nEret. would yield
f1ll the Ulion VIE eafe, md then jon would rest,
AEay4 far aHa5, with your fnends In the Vest.
We xe.come 5on houe y the llnd you luye best
To the glorious and beautiful land Of the Wear,
Where sttl usea the essl that to you has been
true,
Since yon threw OF the old clothes AID put on
the h.ne.
The Union is rAse, Jou have given up yonr arms
We welcome you back to your homes md your
To your wives spd your 1oEed ones, aud ali Of ths
Who ate waiting to gee ycu in the land Of the
West.
Fewelcune you home 10 tte land 5ou lore btst-
To The glorious and beautiful lard Of tbs West
Where still hyes the girl tat to Jon has been
true,
Since ycu shres OF the old clothes md pns On
he hlOn
, 1865-07-26

4kOCkVT AIA& C1V~
u IL oris ftY11aaa = Specialist now N tAs city
aAa, can b err1els rel1se ueoa Go 70 HH, and not
srrsr puzAn 70 rumada n you, aysssn. da,nxurtnz
your fsce and body. boteas dastoy!nk your hAppa.
nss and rarcre prospects IN tjs- He taa nads pe1-
aona1 dissasss aod navous debility bis study foe tns
lsst twenty zeass, ma u shsRe1oze sae peson wseA
Ill A1uesed should comuh- 10 ona eyes heard Of !
patient Of Hi not being cused snoe he has bsa0 N
the city. Els reputation hss voarhas IN N the city
pApezs ha patients and thn radtcal p7oaszaon both
heRe enA shoad* being tbs mea1 skilled speciAl,5t
beso std thorough master Of his p1onaston. II -
otho1 hi. coaT d&pssrs E1se him CAL Il u only
q eomnor occurrence Win him - cure such casss.
His roos &re sep&zsts lot lsdtes and east1ems ssd
She unst complete IN The CITY. Consu,tstonz nee
and eoncdetusl onos 10. 170 Bo1n Gars ssress
cosns7 OF Non1os, hslf block from the Post onca.
Fots once Bcx 154, CAiesxu, III. otaee hoa1 tom
sAk.to6F.N.
Rssnd for hts ~a1iae 70 Hsslsh." puD!.shsd mon:o'
IL. nee Of chacK.
Yocxe Nn TAXI FAxuooLA1 HoT1cH-Ooesos
34kelow csvosa much OF BIZ time to thernaonsns o1
Shnae elses cAn1ed BY sees hanss Wh&ea fuaaa oo1n
body md mind. ransttnK tha urto1tucse 'nd1s1ouAi
fU either business Ct socst5. 7ne 1ad eaees ot sn18
Marty nsbts OF The ere Of ap1 yosrs. u TO weaken
end dcbslftste the constitution. destroy the phyEcal
end mental roreza diminish Inc eu,eroe thu natural
tnAinss, aoaeIhaast thn vital cosKa Of manhood;
the pleasn.r4 cfn aro nared thn ohec. Of marriage
usrated and ea1steuoe 1taeI rendered ateru Of IN.
ces1lnx ulssT sao regret Buch petsoua especially
shose contemplating marriage, should loss no Tina n
ncAkok Immediate Application, u Dr. B. By hla nsH
n.eassnen3 u enabled "a 2osuEe speedy and pozus-
Gent cn1r.
- Omee 17a South ua,1 strees, COZ. Of Nousae.
ty2Nel7lt
, 1865-07-26
NOTICE.

1.[ LRlnAho. 1Uiy u, 1873.
Wh%reAa, the Common EonQtn OF tn1 kitT Of Gil e.
hxs orcernu tAat Erie 1t ct from the WeIt s.de Of
C.s1k street 70 the K.st nde q Lh5slie s1tet, b.
psqlrxndetee OF lhe Bossd OF Pablo Torka, AID
that 1ne ann OF lvo tatussad ssvea nuaaEta and
upon the real s:ato ened bea nwd ny theiuptovn
nj ord tsd. according TO thu rro1aA NJ Of this
hevsed Charter - e&nsnoed, IA such eAAe made And
provided.
Bow. thesetese, public rotlce Il nerabJ gwen 70 II
D~4sons intsrettAd. shat ihe c. muisslontEa OF tbs
Doasd OF Public Work. wtu Eert II .oM Eo Is ia
the urt Hot4c IN 1sld edtT 0. the 3h Day Ct 1y,
the suotnI dirocted ~ Af E1xd By the Common
Council to BE- 1a1a.d On The real estAe Aeneo be1e
j g. GIHDELR,
FRED LEyZ.
...-. ..- q. ] Hf&E
commlts1oDera OF tbs Bokyd Of Public Mcxxs.
, 1865-07-26

A writer In the New Orleans Pieayans
writes as follows OF Preacher be saW, IN
Upper GeoTgis:
Ii er ID, owlpg his eye around the house In
threatening manrer, with "Oh, you mlscra-
bic Sinners" expressed in in every ltneament
ycice: my, j.. brethren. in order to
chuck all idle curiosity, I will state that uay
name Is El;tah BIowser, from Jessymtne
county KiAtUck, teDiHe, and asn tfee to
confess, without tear Of successful contra
diction, and am heze to-day to say, and 1t
rtdectirs mind, *hfn make bold to tell
5ou that have been preaching noH purity
nigh gwlne on three ycar5, and on IN aver
aee t FIVE hundred sermons year that /
have preschel to the sojeTs, to the 1njuns, to
The oftins tsnitiie1. to the nisgera and to the
wcodchoppezs Of spa1dla county but never,
no never 1blubbe.l, has seed ID ill that time
70 fll.Inannered; 70 sinful and dsp1aved apd
devil huegirg congregation as this one here
eettin before me today aud want to Yell
the young men aud women d settln back
there seln the melojun, that comes here
coprtin aid q air11n and passin Of NUS
round the melojun, and latin, and a gigglln,
tho laws ol the State throws around me Ger
tain protection, and I am goin to have It.
And what's more. If the thing amt stopped,
] an goiu {Fer I've rot their namee1 70 cali
cut their names from the pulpit next Sunday,
and present 'em to til. grand jury msreover.
TT Edwin Hartman, 3 Washington cor-
respondent Of old tines, and lateIly hnldIpc
a T1easusy clerkshp, died on the a0tt, AZ
Providence Hospital, Capitol Hill. In the
t1.t3-si1th year Of his age, after lingering
Illness Of some six mouths. 3fe. Hartman
and at IN early age went Sou.h where he
engaged in editorial pursuits BOTH at Nash
yiile, Tennessee, mud Mobile. Alabama. sup-
sequently he came to Washington, aud was
Tor q long time the regular coHesp andcnt OF
the Baltimore Patriot, over the signature Of
Po,omac,"- and also coutriontor 10
sevt1nl Of the leading Northern papers.
, 1865-07-26
MiehtzN State FAIR,

The 17th State Pair OF Michigan, Kill b.
bs.d on the new grounds IN Adrian, on the
1875. cOtt, a!st and I'D Of September. ls65.
These erourd ds are thlEsy-shtet ACRES In e1.
teus, ard s1e located On Dean street, less
than bait mile fran the center OF ins cisJ
fence. ard at one ED Is one Of the finest half
mile tsncks in this CT any othar state: With
In The sreh no structures are 70 be alloWed,
except the Judges stand. On the otheE pos,,
tton Of the grounds there Will De Gsaha
Stand, s00 feet long, With ten bangs o:seats;
asPl. udid fauge Of new s'ao'ts 70, In5 aoss ~
1t the south end 'Iauge Of ~ pens 1or
eheep and swiae rausa OF so fes OF sat.
tie stalls, built cn the saul. plan Is those o.
laet year At Kalamazoo; a cattle 1tcS, ~
feet In diameter > large Floral Hall, ltO
! feet lepg hy 50 teet w.de, With q 50 tees wing
as: hail of fine arts 3 hsn Of domestic
manufactures, 100 feet In length hall toe
agricultural produe!s; hall for 1hc e1hlbs-
t ton of fruit.
Tie premium list, which isn IN progress
Of publication, offers the larres: premiums
on Thoroughbred, working aud fat cattle.an
sheep, eyer glyen by the society, and 1t Is ex-
pected the show OF cattle aud sheep will be
the best ever seen in the State. The
premiums on horses have been increased, aud
with the splendid faci1itiss for trials 1t Is e1
pected that there will be 9 large and cQrres-
pondtrs exhibition Of valuable antmals. The
citizens premiums for thoroughbred aad
trottirg stcck are over $4,000.
RAISING HISTORICAL VEsssI--Is Will be
remembered that in the naval battle bcf,re
New Orleans, some three years ago, the gun
boat Va1una, commanded by the gallant
Captain Brggs, of New Jersey, safely run
the gauntlet u the rebel forts, ard, follow
Ing IN chase one Of The rebel vessels, Eas
finally struck near the city md tmmedia:ely
sunk. For three years this ship has lain In
the bottom Of the river. but we now Learn
from the New Orleans Picuyune, that short
time since is Was determined to attempt to
agan set her 'atIcat. The work was placed
ii charge Of Colonel Colburn, formerly Su,
pelintendent Of the Opelcusas Railroad, and
lie Is confident Of having her all right again
| in couple Of mnn.hs.
From an officer who went down. and passed
all through the ship, in submarine afmoT, the
Picduune learns that she is in very good con-
dition. Some ak men are NJ work on her,
and they hare succeeded In cleaslcg away
900 tons Of mna (which has formed quite
bst In the rive1] aud 800 tons Of coal. Cat
lasseE, muskets, ammunition. mess stores,
| In good crn1itlcn, including full supply Of
| medical stores In bottles marked "Oid Bour-
| bon" 'tIt Is said that the three years this
| popular medicine has passed in the bottom
| Of the riger has considerably improved It's
! flavor. and it has 80 long been surrounded By
water that It requires not = drop tn 1t. The
fact that the navy sherry locker was found
uudisturbed, speaks well for the temperate
habits Of the catfish In the lower Mtssis-
sippi.n
l
, 1865-07-26
CORPORATION NOTICE.

~ uFffcK or TIE HoAtn or PuBL1o WoREs,)
.u-. CHioAHo. Ju'y =. LEGS
Whernst. The Common Council OF ths ely os Ghi-
e&Eo has orde1td t11t Couch P.nee b4syesn WeIQ
= - And Franz LIN tteet In Bloef e. uuxtnA IOWA
OF Cticsg be Traded and plank-d: skd WocE tn oe
~ Noyk1. ND fhAs the sum Of nina hundred and
n1aan hnd skhty s1 sn!s - asses "a
g1oyement so oedesed Ascornt THO p7oriilons OF
ADD pFGy1.td.
Eow. 'he.tEote puts notice i Aa.ray given 70 Al
pe1scn4 T. u Rated. ttA: tho ConuntBl Jne1x cf II
Rosrd Of Fdh1ie Work. win cnens At Bonn Ma. Is
IN thu CotEt Home. In taidc II on the :9h day Of
= :he Arne unit ti.uetd ~ sfaeasid ~ tat Co
t g unei! % Be ss~ SEQ on III: 70 e6tate de aed
ptn Lie u tGo said Cent IN olxted TIP "a neat
q GINUkLk
FIELD. LE.Z
q. !. ROsE.
tTss2 ~ Il 't~~@
, 1865-07-26
V0RPORATION NOTICE.

u DYT1CY OF CVAkU OF 3-CHALg w0KG1,l
~ CHICAGO, Ju.y r ltsA {
Eberess. tie Common Couue1l OF this Cify OF
f,hcsxo hal osde1td that We1t Tws.f aGest,
ion geesh ssfses ret to & 10 J. K.st It,. A1s ot NJ
I'd; ss!d work TO Be done under the tuoes1n+n-
durce Of he Eosrd Of Fuol,c WORKS. Aad that thd
do,lsTs and xnuiy cenn b eaeased up this 1e1le1.
tate de- mad y neosed py The imp ordare1
acc-rdlbE t3e F1ovtno.9 OF she RsT1sed Chatter,
u a,pnnded- IN such caae rnsde and provided.
fox. halrtorn pub it 1otce n neIeo} given ~
Beard OF Public osk, viii meet u SOON H,. Is, n
The Soart Houee T. AAd ety On the eth Day Of july
the t1ornt directed - atoresAit BY She Common
fouut 70 bd sed On the real 9tAe deem ba1a
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c.mmlszloness Of the Board Of Pnhllc WoTks
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, 1865-07-26

Crr1p's REVISED s1Azu7ss.-To kIxs i. to
Hatsg-of 70 DC. ,M,dd1e-aged gentlemen,
who arc n he tab,t Of chu:Iing pretty Insh
sham & o.,a no3e as nmng Snasg thc cia vii please
dercy to address every buSom Cell thsv en.
countcr. in language Feplete with datte3,n5
Int incenzldcrate, i'm. .gery, should nj
NJ elect this lesson. To l5ly lister is to fali M
I,ef,hls fact b. noted, and the N oss suaiestYr
,eze. yc pract:ced- --ciaeinna:f Commercial.
, 1865-07-26

81 Csrf s.re~: p Gtte The Cur. Hcpss, resp4e'
1rlJ tr3o.ns public cnr rse 4.ost la7eera- e
rma q ira* d1..sa. With .; s.nsla faao =.
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cor otsseta ana tnt tn cractiee vtthon. cxp3-
oce <1seasA Hia ttIms srn .Rtu-& NJ 4.d he hAa
ban te nE srEh ~ Chicago - fz.* t1.A5Ahed t1e
ehsscieF Of ras bat ptzttsn ma IA tne branch Of
Da tc1ns. LAetes c.n hA.e i.estto fur the sAs~1E
rfevtnuve In wn Fsr Ala ptt6 40 ,:snt ed 70 eject
Any otl:cate suhtert ~ eentinf tEa d. e-ed
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