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New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-25

Of the force of ay-ssters will still coninne and those
whose services can be dispensed with os graduah!
mustered out.
The division of referred claims imposes peculiar ana
0nerous duties upon the clerical force coniintng the
Bureau and the sudden accumulation OF business result
ing from the and continued large payments 10
disbandod troops render reduction in that direction
at present injudicious. ,
The entire regular army aud volunteer forces o'
every description retained in service. and rot EN-
bracod in orders for muster have been paid. or are
provided for and in process of payment 70 the end o
the last fiscal year TO st Of July last Many orgahi@a
tions have been paid up Sept Of the present year
All discharged troops have beer paid IN iulli and an
being discharged ordered for discharge. are pro
yided for. and will be paid fast aS they arrive at
tleir respective places of rendezvous.
The Psymsster General. in conclusion. gives sum
mary statement Of the results Of the Pst year AZ 0i
lows: The total amount OF money dsbursed BY the
department uou Ju l. 1861, to the present date Is
0 $50 coo; total defalcations in the Department Tor
same period supposing that nothing i maze from
securities, SjilO total expenses for dlsbanunens
including pay Of paymasters Clerks m1iaEe, &c ior
four year. and four months, S6,4@i.G00. Thus II Ii
seen that the total of every character OF expenses 10
the Government arising from the disbandment o. tne
pay to the armies duing the period stated iscss thah
soyentenths Of one per cent VI tho sum disbursed.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-25
Freedmcn,a Asaociaiions.

To he Editor of The ~ y Ir'brre
SIR: / ask the favor of being allowed, through
your columns avery general public Inquiry In
reference to the organization Of the fieedmens AID
Societies and their connection with each other
In the first place 1t should bo understood that all the
societies are cooperating with the Freedmens Bureau,
organized BY our Government and Of which Gen. How
ard is chief For this purpose We have VOLUNTARY
Central Association known as the American ireed'
mons Aid Commission divided for convenience into
an Eastern and Western Department. Tie so.ca.led
departments composed of tie associations whlcA
now OF soon v i'll he, established in every State.
We have one. fox example, in our state. caNed the
New York National Freedmens Relie! AssociatlDD'
which among other labors Is now engaged IN re'iNng
the numerous female clubs that form1 curing ne
war in almost avery town OF the State, ard rendeled
such essential service TO the Sanitary COmmisson ibc
organizations which tave named are thus united To-
gcber but there is aso another aud distinct association
called the American Union Commission. not al present
connected with the system described, but engaged
under excellent management IN assisting t1e poor
whites as IFS principal object
Imake this Communication at the request OF the ladies'
composing the Committee on Correspondence oI our
State Association in order to relieve them. II possible
from the numerous doubts and queries addressed either
personally or by letter with which they are constantly
besieged. Respectfully. S. WER ROOSEVELT
Associate Member oi the COMMITTEE.
Ne1 YoTk, Dec. 1865
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-25
a,.,.cmeu,. mi. Evening.

WALLACK's THEATER-KurAL FELICITY
OLYMPIC THEATER-MoNr. CRnro or, IhE LONE
PRISONER or IHE CHATEAU DlF.
NTBLOS GARDEN-GREHS BrsHss' Or A AhuADRkD eA"'
AGO.
vtNTFp GARDFN-RoLAxp voK AN OLIvER-Lov6 IN
LyrRy-RopsRr MicARE-Mstinee I" sociocA-rh"r
AsD PAssfoS ,,.,
BROADWAY TnEATER-" MosE and oAA -4"''"''
at IL O'Clock. .,,,,, g..
LuCy RUsHToNs NEwYoRk THEATER-ScHooL
ron SCANDAL
RAHNIrus MUsEUM-Dw ANGLE, THE ARAB, OK THE
FAIRY GUARDIAN OF rBE MAGIC "hIh-.'no's-~'A' "
os,Tirs Sc.-Aternoou ard Evening.
voy,s oT,D BOWERY TiIEArER-DunB Boz OF MAN
cHrsTga-JocKo TaE BRAziLIAN . apnSahH oa p SNOW WOW
nIaE Matinee st . o'clock
NEW-YORK CIRCUs-lirn sr.-EouEsraiAS AND din'
..srrc PExyoRxAScEs-JAnEs ROBINSON rnx BARE
pScx RpER-Matinee al l0 O'Clock and at "a o'clock
poylNTs, MINsTRELs-ICI on PARLE FRAScAs-DAN
BxYASrs STUMP SPsxcH-LoHp DuSDRIAay or
LAsx-BIAcx kfEp WILLIAM.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-25
Naval IntelIixeuCe.

The hght.draught monitor Umpqua was sue
cessfully launched at Monongahela, Pa on Friday
laSt. The Umpqus has been constructed In the most
substantial and skiful manner. and will be credit
eytremc length OF the vessel armOr Is 225 feet
breadth 45 feet; depth of hold feet 10 inches draft
feet s inches. Her motive power will consist OF two
low nressure engines Of 22 Inch cylinder and 30 inch
she will have two propellers feet diameter
with u feet pitch. She will have one nrret inches
thick her armor below the water half an inch thick
nc a foe, in thickness Her armament will consist OF
TWO IL inch guns manufactured at the Fort Pin WORKS
The interior Of this vessel will be fitted up In the most
comfortable and convenient manner.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-25
mn.h.,.LRenort1dLu Tllegrqph.

CiScrssA1t Dee 23.-Floar unchanged and quiet Hog
active and IN good demand at ? 10 - + 100 10 net hscsP
u 900 head Mes Pork rner and advanced to t21d W 90
Green Meat, .ol II yd3c Shoulders l50lstc Hams end
Bulk Meat, du and nominal Lard IN good demand s &c
for prne City holders hrn on &C. to &C. hishe /" hAA'
duh at ~ %. duty paid. Gold lf.. s~~ kAr
CHc,Go Dec '2J.-- Flour et and unchanged Nhee'
du and not nominal. ss ggo 20 Tor No. aud Sy
gic for No . Corn quir, l5i q nc fof No and 4lGAt
fos No. 3 Oats stoad. Provisions fm Meas fcrk AZ No ~
ate7 Green Hams steady at Jlalic. Dressed Hog.
Offering at liberal prices and declined 5d l5c closing dn
siOd 10 80 dividing 200 H. sxy thousand Hogs packed
Receipts sOo bbS flour; 900 bush. Wheis; 10000 bush
Corn and 60 bush Oats.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-25

WOODS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MrSsrREfsy -r",'
well Per prmance-Matinee at 2! O'Clock.
TEMPLE OF MUSlC-TgE Two FAxIRs-l5o GHrs
COOPER ms. TrUTE-THr N. Y. HARMONIC SooIxrr-
"THK MEss ar
STUDIO BUILR.NG. TENTHST-FRESoH, ESGLnH and
FLgaIsH PIcrJRSS
METROPOLITAN EALL, Noe % md SO SIYrB-AvE.
MAGIC-vgyraILo SursaAfemocr and Evening LAUGH
Is0 GAG ia tie Evei S1g.
ARTISTS FUND SOCivrY-22Dsr. COR. 4rHAvE.-srAr
UARY Asp PAIs rISos
GOUPlLS GALLERy-F.TxFR's Wk1ER .CoLoR DRAW
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-25
To tie ls.ocisted Pres.
! WAsHiNGToN. Dec. "a, 1865.
NEGRO SUFFRAGE ELECTION IN THE DISTRICT.

NEGRO SUFFRAGE ELECTION IN THE DISTRICT.
Lewis CIephanc. Collector Of Internal Reye-
nue.. H. c. Robbins. Register Of Wills andG II. Cross
man have entered suit In the District OF Columbia
Supreme Court against tho Mayor Of Washington the
members Of the City Councils and the Register OF TINS
ton funds the expenses OF the recent election TO take
the sense of the citizens in relation to negro suffrage
The compainants take the ground that there Is no hu
tborfy cven in the municipal charter for the holding
Of elections of political character or to determine or
ascertain the views OF the residents in reference 70 the
extension of the elective franchise to persons OF color IN
respondents appear on Tuesday next to show cause
Why al injunction should not issue, as preyed ior
A petition 10 Congress was in circulation yesterday
for signatures in favor of negro sutfroge.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-25

DEMogEsr's MONTHLY MACHINE, the model
Parlor magazine Of Amerlco, ana an elegant Holiday
suLscrip,ios 60 UEMORE,T's MONTHLY MAgMst than
ANYTHING else that could possibly or the same
money and constant reminder of tbs ~ endiy eang'
Of the giver. The splendid January 90 now read!
YoarIv 81 with an artistic and yalg9be IremAim TO
each subscriber. Address
W JIyhIXGs DEa0EE'T,
No 4.} Broadway. n. I.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-25

On Monday night week l3 prisoners. held l IL IN
an escape from their place Of confinement by tun
nsllinr under the rear of the building One OF them
who had 8 ball and chain attached to his leg wss re-
captured; the rest rot away.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-25
ATTEMPT TO Poison A HACK DRIvgR.-Fo

n IEhT 7 10 7 V''7'' n II - = -
some unexplained cause m attempt wac mGue on
Tnursduy night last us Is alleged to poison young
man named Thomas Logan, hack driver for Mtrseles
a Co by bis sister iulaw. Bridget Logan residing al
No a NcwaTkayc., Jersey City. ON IhuFsda! hisht
Brdgct prepared some tea for him on his return home
and into which young sister OF the intended victim
observed her 10 syy put something which subsequently
nroyed TO be afsclitc OF copper, deadly poison.
Iho girl informed some Of the family Of the tTansae'
ton and upon examination quantity OF the poison,
which is commonly known as green paint was iotnd
srewed the stove and floor and the yea was u!sV
curcL bridget fudng that her fendish design had
boon frustrated managed to escape and Las not since
iesu ips rl nf
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-25

JAPFE's SEGAR EMPORIUM. No. I,ioi brosd-
vav near Twenty-eighth-st. Havana Cigars 0y sLe
HOY at wholesale prices E5paiolas SlOf kIgara BIZ
anas first quality s25 Purtaga5 Regaliss; 80 sphl
did Conchas sl0; Rosa Operas 50; Fine londfes, 60
nd over hundred other brands all at wholesale prices
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-25
IAdyertIssIn erte.d

JBFFERs, No. 573 BROADWAY
The only place in the city where
LADus COOP BOUIs AND SEot's AND GrSriEAESs
FNpROInaRED SrIPPErs can be 'aad atlow prices.
JgFrRRs No. J,3 BaoADwAY
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-25

DR,CKs-30 000 BRICKS ARB MAZE PER DAT
bv the n aTroyAL BRICK ACBIyE, which l. tie most
wonderful machine OF the age a. REVti "ehera'
Agent No l3O Broadway. n. y
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-25

CLOTHES WRryGEgs OF ak kinds repaired by
Bailey Washing Wr.neiue Mscins to 4'at
Bailey Patent Spring Roll ~ Cog Wheel wash
IN. rasiDg ligLe p'efIrm Machines 'ei brosd"aNN'h
THE UEiyERSAL CLOTHS WRlNGBR. WIN
cocs The best in use 4. {. BGOwTEG. A' Broadway
SEWING MAcmNTs-fUR SALE AND TO KENT.
=. WsWiCKLs. No. 10 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-25
ince tha hnrinnnr of the cnrrent fscnl year besld

Since the beginning Of the current hscul year beside
the above sums in the hands OF paymasters. and the
unssued requstons stated e9i 900 have been dis
trbuted for disbursement. making total expenditure
Of S52 Of GAG 81 during the last fiscal year and the
present on to this date or this large sum. than
(s270 coo 600 has been paid to disbanded vol
unteer troops mustered out OF the service. From
the early days Of June TO the present time the Depart
ment has made final payment TO more than eight hun
dred thousand officers and men. Probably no similar
work Of like magnitude regarding its mmensty both
as TO men and money. and the small limit Of time In
which II has been performed, has 1t Is believed, any
parallel in the history OF armies.
The Psymaster. General highly compliments his corps
Of paymasters for their industry aud faithfuncss In
dis6ursing funds 10 the army. Since the date Of
the late general report 4i7 contingent appoint
ments OF psymasters have been made, OF which
there are but 2lO remaining in service The REDUCTION
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-25

THE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST HATEsToRE III
Novv yor,- N, 100 CanaI.,t c. BA6TEr
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-25
iilslncss NotlCeS.

BURLEsQUEs Or FRACRAECE.-A coarse and
vosar parody nthe NOS. exquisite passage III Shakespeare Is
no, more disgusting be on tie original thar the mock
eie OF PHALoS EIGaT BLOOMING CEEacs that ine'ti
p,hle perfume No 81; Broadway. \. Y.
DURING THR Process OF TEgTHiSG, EVERY
Mother should give be. child btRs. WEsLow's soorHISG
sraur Il relieves tue child from pain soens the gums,
cures Wind Collie and to regulate the Bowels G.'e'
rest to the mother end relief and health to the child Perfectly
s.fe in Ill cases az r'aon, OF mothers can testify.
The complete mastery which DALLBYs 5
MAGICAL Pas EXTRACTOR po.,esse. over irhnmiaation'
the secret Of its wonderful over Burns scad'
Rheuuat.m &c. For sale by all Druesis's
BURSBTr's CoCoAIYE has received universal
Endorsement No other preparation such remarkable
poperte, for embehne and strength sening the hair and
dark end soy. It cures badness and eradeate'
dndrna It ha stood the OF time and competiion eod
81 over the world.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-25
mRRBIR ID.

scHHNCK-yRFTMAN-.AtG Glenn's Feil1 ~ x 90
Thrr.Jev D- 81 from she residence Of the o@ u ~
rs az ,i Church of rs Messiah by the Rev ~ - eane
Jane, W. Schenck, to nS Hary D. rreen"' o. "'N
Illinois.
TOWNsEND-REODES-sAtP Philadelphia, ca Innsy pa.o,
evening Dec a. 1868 81 Pnip's Chnrco etoe M ~
the Rev Cbsrle. ~ Cooper George Alfred TowG1uo ~
New-lo-k 20 Bessie h. danGhsr Of the late ssuei ''u
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-25

SutcDf OF A STRANGER. About two weeks
sinoe n stranger named Finn engaged board al tie
house OF Mr., Vandergrf, At No. . Grand st., Jersey
Cy aud snoe that time OF the boardcrs have no
tcrd that his conduct was rather strange Saturday
,ncrninr Fbnn went down to breakfast and al hour
later he was found in the garret adjoining his room
hanging :, ire neck the cord having been attached to
a beam near tle roof.
One fOct was resting upon q chan, upon Wmch ne
stood for the purpose T adjusting the cord around Bis
neck No one knew the man. and there was no papers
rund among bis effects that would throw any bghI
upon the matter Coroner kiersten held a. lhquest on
srtnrdev Afternoon. and a verdict OF death from
,trangriat,on by bis own hands was rendered De
ceased wa, from 30 to 3 years Of age about ye feet
tea inches IN hight light complexioaed dork brown
hair and sInOoth.shaYcd.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-25
5perial Notices.

Brndbury's Pian0s-THE BEsT.-Pronounced 'ths
ge-. by tic rnos renowned artists Superior in oas
touch power DURABILITY and elegance Of finish" Ware
rooms Nos az and isj Broome-s Of Crosby Call or
send for d circular. WIN B. BRADBURY.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-25
Paymnsfcr.Grnerui's Report.

The following is brief abstract OF the report
Of the Paymaster General Of The operation oi THIS De-
partment for the fiscal year ending june 30 lso5i
Balance in hands Of paymasters and unissued refu,
sitions in the Treasury AT the beginning ci the hs.a
year July l. ls6i Se6 0Jg. -OS e.; received from the
Treasury during the fiscal year oncuding unisaned re-
ouisitons in the Treasury on June 80 le6Jl
s337 300 900; received from paymasters from other
sources exclusive Of sums transferred among them
selves $G,sl3 737 30; 10 be accounted Tor, siJOo0
giG 81
D;.hnrse,nsn,. 10 the Rernl,r Arny... sLeJa225 47
M I,,ssn,.,,s ~ he Military ic,3,uv l33NgJ II
nj bvrssn.ni. IN the eVoInnisor,.... 300 133 GJ5 9j
S9O8 100 go 53
Annou'I ur~ lime M 81 1863 ss9OOOOo 90
Ins ao iss5. Observation-Disclosures. 55i23935 ei
q 90
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-25
A CARP.

BOYS CLoTuSo. enough 90 supply the whole city to
very cheap. l. V. EfoKAW. 10 6s Laiayettc'p'aee'
and No. - Tourth.a,e.. opposite Cooper Union.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-25
JERSEY Cz1Y NEWS.

ALLEGED EXTRAORDINARY fENGAE OUTRAGE
A Man SAID To HAVE BEEN KIDNAPPED AID TRi sD
FOR A SPY-A ather remarkable d startling trh Is
notion took place 1t alleged IN Jersey City Oh trit ay
night. wherein young man was seized On Tue pl ,lc
highway aud orciby taken before enian circle hen
IN session and there chdrGed with being ritisa spy
threatened and roughly handled. but finally WIN the
ard OF some Of the beitordisposcd mewber " the circle
succeeded IN making bis escape while "ranGe ~oS In
progress.
beer cor miited is named Chare, " Newman Joung
man of Intelligence aud respectable eppearGnc g ~ho
resides at No - NoTkst. and II employed Ia fne CO
plcy Of "a maCinist IA the Delamrtcr lfon W'GkS IN
Ecw'York.
Newmans story IS that desiring to hndI some fiords
residing IN the upper part oi the city and no tng ac'
ouanted IN the locality be asked man stan lIng on
the corner OF Jersey and South Eighth IT, near
the entrance 90 the Hall to direct him 20 tde
place he wished 70 find The strenger inatea o. CIV
iug the information. asked Newman whom he
wanted to see what ts business v Is WIN
them together with other questions; and the sudden
is scisng bin by the collar. said that he was detec
tive: that there had been number oil DuI tafles re-
Gently committed IN thar locality that 10 hAd ms phoo
glnh In his pocket and then aggcd him IN 10 the ha
Newman, supposiug the man 10 be dci ectVo whc
hnd mistaken him for some one he W1s II search OF.
offered no resistance ana allowed himself - be taken
u ~ the top f0Of where tie pretended OH ,er knOc ca
door. which was unlocked, nLo ne wa, thsn tnrus
into the room. when tle man SAID sntlemon'
Introduce you to British spy" by which tae captured
man 20 the conclusion mat n va ) In L enlan
I circle. -.
state bis ease, when lc said nat be ha seen b. prs
oner ofte M New. York and kncE hin o. b. WEa' he
nd STATED III. Newman told then that lie Wa Il
| machinist employed nt the Do.amaier Iron Works IN
New.York; tLit ke had no kno~IedGef their orsani'
zatIon nor did he wish to have. In tb meantime
CARNATIONS OF Smash hin :" Kick hn down stairs -
Hes regular Johnny Bull etc. wore freely uttered
By those who surrounded him
The President. Center. however, decided 60 let
him 20; vleleUuOB. tho man who took bm into tie
hall seized hin by the throat saying he should not get
away from him The others in the roo q then crowded
around some taking sides with tue brother Ecnian.
and some with the prisoner when struggle en,ued,
during which Newman GOT clear. ana one Of the mem
bers openiug the door lie rushed ort and made his cs
! cape.
The above If eXpare statement o the transaction.
but when an account OF the affair n given by the per
sons alleged 10 have committed the outrage the tscts
may possibly appear quite different.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-25

TRUSsRs, ELASTIC STOCKINGS, SusPESsOR,
R.ypAsx. ScpPoRrERs ac.-MAasH Co.'S Radical Cur
Trr.. OAe. only at No. 2 Nesey-st Lady attendant
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-25

TRUsSEs, ABDoMEN-SUPPoRrERs, SHOULDER
SIX PLASTIC sTOCKISGs KSEB CAPS aud ASyLRfs.
CEircuxs aud SrsPESsoPY B.SpaORs. lady Attendant.
MARSH Bros, No. $40 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-25

Az HUNTS No. 430 Broadway, best FRENCH
b, oro.y Sli Shoes aud Caters OF every description
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-19

Su.pp DopeE.-The counterfeiters of the
new 6ftv-cent national currency notes have
adonted q very sharp dodge. The counter
felt Is a most excellent one, and apt to de-
ce,ye GOOD Judges; but in order the more eff
fectuaily to deceive, they have spelt the word
g designated" on the right corner, "disigna-
ted on some of the notes, thus leaving
many persons under the impression that all
the counterfeits are so spelt and easily de-.
tected. This is all mistake, and but
very few of the notes have this misspelling
on them. 1t is a sharp dodge of the counter
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-19

N RS. ACNE formerly Mrs. Cabus) would
1Vl respectfully inform the public that she has !
eplpndd Of Hair Of III kinds hand and h
eoered 70 Dress and Braid Hstr 70 order She also hes
0ufitne Wires for twisting ths har KfpGiovnsclssnsd
and oelored 70 order.
thank the Ladies for their past patronage and hops
tey will give call On Third street, between MAin
! d johnson, esst Side second door. oct4daw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-19
THEGAFE CRY.

MODERN Dictionary. - Water-A clear
fluid, once used as q drink. :,
Tongue a it0o horse which Sconfannaily
running away.
own teeth by taking out those Of other people:
Ny Dear-An expression used BY man anu
wife 'ak The commencement OF quarrel.
Policeman-A man employed by the corpo-
ration to sleep in the open ar.
BarganA lud Ss chea a,sds the otber
Doetor-A man who kills you to-day to
save you from dying tomorrow.
Author--A dealer in words, who often gets
paid in his own coin.
Editor-A poor wretch, who empties his
brain in order to fill his stomach.
Wealth-The most respectable quality OF
men. !,
Critic--A bad dog, which goes unclaimed
and banks at everything he does not conpre-
bend.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-19

HAMS-Sugar Cuyed, Bacon Sidese and
ea9o Doo0n3oQu AxDo.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-19

The various regular artillery regiments are
being distributed among the different forts
With the exception of the isolated fortified
tons, colored troops will be exclusively used
to garrison all the forts south Of Fortress
Monroe
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-19

CHEEsEDoM The Toronto Globe claims
that Canada beats the world in her cheese. A
Canada cheese maker sent to the New York
State fair cheese weighing over 1000
pounds. The cheese was carefully examined,
and found to be put up to the mark in quality.
The cheese is to be sent to England. Canadi-
an farmers have taken up the manufacture of
cheese extensively, and have cheese factories
on O large scale.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-19
C0buS' Hair Tonic.

This unequaled preparation whch the pecn
liar properties hair to its original color
and causes TO the color Ii before
sWned grey. II 10 . permanent cure for aAndru6,
strengthens and enlvens the roots the hair gives the
hair lasting aud natural moisture dandrun scur
itching and Of have tried
this say that they have tried all kinds
Tonic and Hair and had been able
and sny article that would produce the desired result
until they bad tried my Hair Tonic Ii has cured per
Who had solid Of dandruf all knitted and
oemented together in the shape of cap covering the
whole head and in the Of thirty days after using
my Tonic aandrun all disappeared and the
hair, which had until thsttime been prvented from
growing, rssrmsdit former healthy Growth.
In the Of one James Mershon Of the 2lstIowain
fAntry whose head covered with thick coating Of
dAndrud and srurf mentioned above ard whose hair
had fallen ont is shown the virtue Of
this fouc for In the ofhree weeks application
oft hisscsp assumed healthy condition and his hair
commenced to grow beautifully. This is only
ofthe kindin thousand could me nton many others
but for ofspAce and coal prevented from do
Ing So
Sold by a E0RGECABUs, corner Of Second aud Main
Price per bottle liberal discoun,
he ode oc2d6m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-19

WANTED-Agents-For the standard
w History Of the War. complete In large royal
octave volume GOO pages splendidly illustrated
with 13- hne portraits Of Generals and battle scenes
This 10 inst the book the people want and presents
rare chance for agents Teachers, ladies, energetic
young men, and especially returned and diaabed officer.
and soldiers in want of profitable employment will had
II peculiarly adapted their condition. Send for circu
lars and zee oar terms. Address zEI0LKR McCUkDY
1 CO.. Ohicaeo, III, and 81. Louis, No.
sep16-dAwSU
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-19

A Formidable iron-oiad gunboat has been
built for the Italian government in France:
She is of three hundred horse power, and
carries FIVE heavy guns.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-06-14
DIR. PAClN

of Elmore, Ohio, who has had q practice oil
twelve years in the treatment of all kinds o
chronic diseases, will be attheiollowing places
MANSFIELD, Wiler House, Monday, June
90 and August 10;
LUCAS, Tuesday till noon, June q and Au-
gust 16
PETERSBURG, Tuesday afternoon, June 81
and August l6;
HAYESYILLE, Wednesday, June % and Au,
gust II;
JER0MEvILLE, Thursday, June 29 and Au-
gust Is,
ASHLAND. Miller House, Friday & Saturday,
June "a and % and August 10 and 20;
R0WSBURG, Sunday, till noon, June 26 and
August 81;
LAFAYETTE, Sunday. afternoon, June %
and August 81
SALEM, Monday till noon, June p and Au.
gust %;
CONGRESS-, Monday afternoon, June q ant
August %;
PERRYSBURG, Tuesday, t II noon June 2S
and August 90;
POLK, Tuesday afternoon, June % and Au
gust %;
ORANGE, Wednesday till noon, June 20 ant
August "a;
SAVANNAH, Wedne sday, afternoon, June
and August "a;
RUGGLEs CENTER, Thursday till noon
June 80 and August %;
| NEW LONDON, Thursday afternoon, Jun'
30 and August %.
Ashland, April 20-46tf