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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-03
QUAxrERrSsrgas OFFICE. u. 5. MARISs CosPs
NAsHINGT0S, I7th October, lSsA }
nROpOSAI,S FOR RATIONS.-SEALED

| 1pHtpfOSAlN TVh IVA iC.'s''
O'Clock y m ofthe 2,i Day Of Noyeisbr ueI io isiaisa
rsous to Il. United Mrines At the following 'as
Tor the year 1895. viz:
| cHiRLfsroWN. Ma,.scaass.,&
BROOKLYN New.Yors.
PHILADELPHIA PENNSYLVANIA.
WASHINGTON CITY. District ofco'rmoiA
GOSPORf. near Norfolk, NLsiGs.
MOUND CITY. Illinois. =
Each ration consist Of ,hreefour.hs Of apound q -
or bacon or one-snl aougth pound Of resh OF 81
eighteen ounces Of bread hogF twelve ounce, u w
bread or onesnd fourth pound Of coEn mea ana q
hundred r.i0ns eight quarts Of bean, or
lieu thereof pounds Of rice OF IN lieu thereof twice ps
hundred and hi,y ounces OF dssscsiet po,'.
and hundred OF mixed vegeAhes pounds
coffee or In lieu thereof s'ha pound OF es ms
pounds OF snssr four quarts OF vinegar one pound Of .p.
candies or one and ons0urh pound Of atamAnHe e4ads
anda half pound of alow; lous pSaHd' o. soap as
The raons to be delivered upon The crder Of tie command
ing officer OF each station the fgcsh beef eieg IN bik
the single ration OF good quality with equal portion O ne
fore and hind quarter. aud kidney ercuied ns
pors, No. prime ines. pork the uoG:, extra s1prae ~
coffee good Rio; the good NewOscsns or A., e9u
lent; aud the beans vlneseT candies soap SAL etc. 70 70
All subject 10 inspection.
All BIDS mus, be accompanied BY tie fo'owins guaranty;
The undersigned, - u - in he STATE Of -,
and -. OF -, in tho stste OF -, hereby sliFiniss
that In the foregoing bid OF TOT raons, s' 1os'e
described be accepted lie ,hey will within ten days .ns
the receipt of the contract the p0,.oce named ,ies
tn. contract for the with s,oG sad 'lclta '.eu
and Ia tie said - shai iA to enter into coEGs..
Aforesaid guarantee TO make GOOD The diHsrnce osSs
the offer OF the SAID aud iha, which may o. scoelee
Witness, A. - 0aN.l.o'
y. r. T. ~, olI-s''"
-, l66-
hereby certify that the shove named - Ms
me as uleR OF property and able to make sood ash a
anty. =, rr,px
10 be signed by the United States District Judge On"s
States District. Attorney. or Colsctor ,u..
No propo. al viii be coIsdesei unless accompani''
above guaranty. 49, ,t, AN, ,ha
Newspaper authorized 10 pub ish the aoose W.
paper containing the INST insertion to hi' Office Tor
ton Mt. T.. rsAs
al - l,s...J ,o ,ta nrJ.~.iypsd W. b. sLACh,
Major and osar'efma'.eL
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QUARrERsAsTER. GENERALS OyYIcR,
WASHINGTON, ID. C., Oct. "a, 1865.
EINAL SALES of GOVERNMENT

QUARrERsAsTER. GENERALS OyYicR,
WASHINGTON, ID. c. Oct. "a, 1863
FINAL SALES Of GOVERNMENT
l. HORSES and MULEs-Will be sold at public auction,
during month Of November TO the highest bidder at the
time and places named f sEW.y y5j
E.w.York City-TUEsDAY Of each week 100 HORSES
New.iOrk Ci,y-THURsDAY Of each week, 100 MULES
each day. ,pr,,ov,y.ur,
Phiadelphia Ps.ThURSDAY, November 2. 0, 10 and ~
i'p si FSaesArURDAr of each woe.
Harrisburg, Ps.-rUEsDAY Of each week. 100 MULES
each day. .,
H,rI.bnrs, Pa,-THURsDAY, NOvember9,s' ls ard 49,
'0 M aSasaS sash November 100
' Allentown Pa-wEDNEsDAY November 10, loo
Pottsvle, Pa FRIDAY, November y, 100 HORSES
Der r. 100 HORSES
TtGsvilc. Pa~TTIURsDAY. November u, 100 HORSES
Tiusvile, Pa-THURsDAY and FRIDAY, November 70
and a. loo MULES each bhSsiHyi;wARE
Wilmington, Del.-TUEsDAY Of each week, 100 HORSES
NV wilmington. Del-YRIDAY Of each week, 100 MULES
MARYLAND. 49,
Baltimore. nd WEDNESDAY, November d. iOO
Baltimore. Md-wEDNEsDAY. November 49, 100
HORSES
TUESDAYS and THURSDAYS Of each week, 100
No SALE on MILES WILL TAKE PLACE AT WASH.
INGTON, ID. G.
At this series fsales all the Government animals WI DO
disposed Of Buyer should therefore avail themselves OF THIS
For ale. Of public animals In the West official West
newspapers
Animals will be sold sngly.
Sales TO commence ct 10 O'clock N.
Terms: Cash In United States currency.
BY order Of tho QuaIteTmastsr.0enerl.
JAMES A. EKTN,
Brevet igadiefG eners,
Ia charge Frat Division, .. NJ o. u.
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[OVEMBER 3. 1865.
Sales bp Anrtion.

MINISTRATOR'S SALE.-A. j.
"A BLEECKER. SON Co. will sell at Auction on
THURSDAY, Nov g. 1885, ~ O'clock ct the Exchange
Sse,room No III broadway (Trinity Buildnsl ~ by
order OF VIM Cowsn Administrator OF the estate OF Isabella
Darlington, deceased four LOTS of Ground with Dwelling,
Houses and several Oubudngs tho north ives, corner Of
Bioomingdae Road tBroadway and Ono thir
andthirtiehst Title perfect; sale absolute. Maps at the
Auction Room, No. II Cedlr.st., NewYork.
A. j. BLEECkER SON x Co., Auc.ioneers
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w Town to sell the NURSE and SPY, new highly cI.
citinv and richly ,gnb.led work in both German aud
English by Mis- S. EssA r. EpsoNos. comprising the thrill.
Ing adventures Of FEMALE SPY aud FIELD NURSE,
which already received the wGrmst commentators OF
the Press tho Gerry the Army aud Of influence in all
Parts Of the country, AND OUfSELLlSU ANY OTHER
BOOK EVER PUBLISHED reaching the uneIampled Q
OF over ONE THOUSAND PER DAY. Sold only by Sub.
scrpon Each Subscriber will receive beautiful Steel IN.
CRAVING For Terms, which very liberal apply to sd
dress w ;. WILLIAMS Co,
No I5J Asylum.st. Hartford. Conn.
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J. H. DRAPER, Auetioneer.
TINTED STATES COTTON SALE.-JOHN

N bD 81 AiIsO wa NA' $500
- II. DRAPER h Co. will sell on FRIDAY, November
1859 at clock ?. at the Exchange sae'roon no
III broadway BY order Of sineon Draper, u D Cotton
Agent, ~ u,,.
$500 BALES MOBILE COTTON. u,
The above las been q aksed and eniped oy W "
hmory may the bale Of Atlantic pocA biooe
yn and by sample the Office oil the Auc'oheo's' "s "
Pine IT.. two days before the SAFE
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OYyIcg DEPor CoxSsIssA2r OF SVBs'SssS
WASHINGTON, D. T.. Oct 81 30, p,o
GALE OF HARD BREAD-Sea!el q

NALE Of HMM DIAItI y unH
- posals Ia duplicate will be received at Inls Inv"
u IN ON THURSDAY, Nov. g. 1903. ior the s"P'"'
- HARD BREAD ,.A d
=, this and the Alexandra DepOt, Tn, bread siI.h
bo1.. hy (5O) pounds each, and can Dc ,Shou.s
ct Wharf In this city 1t the han ,we uty
Aey,ndria Va No bids viii be received ios RS ;s pcr
tlO boxc,-one thousand (.ocl POUNDS -. sh proposL
pound and quantity desired will be stated IN " Ar sixth
|, will he paced on transport. in AeHdra .n,y thoa
q. Wharf free Of expense the purchaser, n.
sand boxes 80 pound, eachl more OF r' pIo, Bresd
called TO the advantages now offered Tor '0'N-""
plies Of this aEtie.e. -. =, ,.,s., bids -
phs n, vii be notified By etier o. e w
of their proposals Al puycass.s. VIII sS I.'''
twenty days nom the date OF the from the undss
Blank proposals. If DESIRED eau ''
signed. ., .r, f,od. before the ds""'
romusuces. " "'-'' ss.ssSO-
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Real Cstaie for Sale.

DARGAINS-Will EXCHANGE for good
ID HOUSE in Nrw.York Brooklyn handsome hE o. y,
DENCE completely furnished in Hartford Ct or Los ~
Central PARK Lots in brooklyn President Csrro %
North First Eighth and NiIhsts, CsrolPi@ee OK Pa.i
place. or GOOD House on Grand-st, N. VI handsome
dencs ct Rahway White LAKE Hyde Pars hoi s,I Soo
able Hotel Properly at Larsbes' Point VI pI;nyiIe
acre farm New Hartford c. 3laere EARN ~ A.,
Ct l3O.acre farm near Middetown, c. n. H. nes NJ
torney for State OF C0nnectieu' O'' wv
I'll Broadway, Room No. ST.
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EOR SALE-A desirable RESIDENCE, III
station. Ia room. With modern improvsmen. stables ana
out buildings choice fri and flowers occupied " VIC @
Inquire of \. o. FOSTER. No. i6I Broadway rice 9I-Vo
DRIVATE STABLE for SALE, on the
north side Of Twenty hithst, between Lexington ana
1hird-ayes. Inquire on tie piernses-
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flouses an6 farms Uantc0.

WANTED by GENTLEMAN and WIFE
w three or four ROOMS, connecting. ssme floor,
suitable for housekeeping, either In kewfork or brooMyn
Tern. must be moderate. Address stating terms &c A. b..
Tribune Office.
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)IJNTRY aud CITY RESIDENCE COM.


nor SALE-A tract of COAL LAND con-
l. tanning 40 acres and allowance In bakey TOWNSHIP
Luzene County Pa bounded by lands Of the Delaware and
Hudson Canal Company George NJ. Hocnbaeh the Boston
end Coal Company AMI others The coal In his
tract has lately been proved HEd az tie veins know" III s
,ts,yaur, River about mix from the Of Archibald
and j. accessible o. market hy rufoad Scranton whore coal
cen De shipped by uiToad eberto Aewloi rPhndepua
There are i. ~ % aue dwelling, the property most oi
them tereuted md sw.ni the Lacka" Rlyef WIN
arrveri4ing wsteipower. The timber on tLis Ahd has
been preserved. @ui is very hue.
Persons DESTROYS purchase will be taken 70 the properly,
and the existence Of the coal demonstrated Tho title to the
land ia perfectly clean having been examined BY emineA'
counsel .. u..,,,.,
Apply to JOSHUA srEhINNo1;; ,,,,
No. 1921 South fourihst, Philadelphia
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MO l GLENGARNoCK PlG.lRSoN,, D. By WV"
~ and 10 ssri,,, Tor sale ~ To-; Z, 'I inrlbsoS
Nos 81 and ~ "s's-
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furniture.

ALL KINDS of FURNITURE, MATTRESS
IA rs BKDDISG LOOKING. GLASSES, SC, choapes.
at 6NEDEN CAMPBELL5. No. 2CJ Bowery, between
Stanton and Houstousts Csll-says money. Goods war
rspted and delivered free. Furniture suite.
bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE OF
Dwsrsntsd manufacture Also solid Chestnut and Walnut
Chamber Suites, plain and ornamental At H. EARRING
TONS, S68 Csnsfst. opposite Wooster Establsled lS+a
DEDSTEADS.-TROY and ROUND COR.
ID NERs COTTAGE and sERPENlINE PANELS, Of
al sz., constantly hand at the Factory For see by w.
g. SACKETT yK No. 81 Eighth.st Avenue ID, H. Y.
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TOR SALE CHEAP - 1hree-story brick
i HOUSE ard LOT Ia good order; all improvement.
beautiful view ofNewYors Bay immediate p0sses,iou. Ap
Ily rrenise. No. - fonEth.p.ac ktO0k yn.
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il .hirg.on.syc Brooklyn. HOUSE. brown stone and
nas.i, J5r33 feet, al modern fecep
ton and dnugroomi hrsi floor lOl ''lI. oc' siapss
near, uu1ls cherries &c g. Attendance. stable and c,Ach-
house on Hamii,on-st. Price 5000 country pi.ce,
within one hour ofi tie City Hal, New rrk would be taken
,r NJ. rsvnlsp The fsful.r a. desired W. be sod with
the kouse. Applyio . - II. Io" IN,
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E'ARM FOR ySALE-Seventy-iiye acres-oi
which 6S have been pu, In perfect order stoned Ana
dtched The barns extensive ard n excellent order Inc
hose. COW. aad poultry OF which the stock 4. large w 80
be sold The farm l. ~ tho township OF Monroe q rs
from the depot AZ Morown SewJsrey Also three iafi1s
on the bank Of the lludors miles south o Albany
AO0u' 80 w. -lLFI @ w. ELUNT No. 10 ws.er,..
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At ELGERs-New FALL GOODS, Sc.
o yorI orllpeut In the city, LADIES and gents JET
Chains Pins Bracelets Bucke Earrings, sc pearl jet and
fancy Buttons also steel and Gilt goods English SCISSORS
pen hives Combs and Brushes PoItmonnaes, Heir Nets
ardW attrfalls so full line OF best English small wares
n B-JOUNINSsnd other celebrated Md Gloves at io"
prices; undsessed Kids, new colo1s, ouy 9lc
f''0| w J. fLGER,
Importer Of Hosiery. Cloves and Fancy Goods
Nns. lGn md 0gl EroadWly near Nineieen'h.s'
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NETWORK FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
CASH CAPITAL...............S2Oc, 600
Gotsls, Sc.

EofeIs, at.
A MEXICAN HOTEL, Broadway and Eighth
"A ST. the European plan. Rooms in suites siny ct
moderate rates.
BUDAPEST BILL OFFARE lNyfHE CITY
" Of DUPONT DINING SALOON, Hudsoarst opposite
St. Johns Park
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A. M. MzawIS. Ancuonesr.

A. M MgRwIS. Anctionesr.
RY BANGS, MERWIN & Co., Nos. GOA and
- COS Broadway, cor Of 4hst.-Sales Of Books. Sta
ionery Pictures Work, Of Art Fancy Good Furniture &c
FRIDAY EVENING, Nov 3, ct O'clock
THEOLOGICAL AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS
Comprising great variety Of valuable Standard Works and
largo collection Of Classical and School Books &c. Also
few article. oil Furniture. Catalogues are ready.
DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS No. 495
ID B'way nearly opposite St. Nicholas Ho.sl-GEO. A. LEA
w.t. AuctioEoeT Dy T. Cooley. Consiznmsnts solicited
EXECUTORS CLOSING SALE Of REAL
~ ESTATE.-LEWIS +. WOOD will Sell by AUCTION
without reserve CaremoDt South Ber9eD II mile, from
Jersey City Ferries by Courandl and Desbrossssts
FRIDAY, November B. at o'clock: 60 CHOICE BUILDING
LOTS and PLOTS Corner and lnsidel surrounded with
fine improvements Schools, Churches elegant Bay views
Horse Gar. property every ten mmntes light taxation
streets graded sidewalks laid Terms easy. Maps at NO. 80
Montgomeryst Jersey City.
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FACTORIES for SALE in Newark, n. j.
One arge 3s;oy brick shout 100 fee. square, with IS
horse power engine One with 10 Horsepower engine. Cen
trail and well GIFTED. Apply to a. IL. BROWN, no. 81
Br0ai-st., Newark. =. j.
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5iiuations Wants6.

A GRADUATE of a Female College wishes
N SITUATION in family where her services as Coy
.nes Copyist Ananuensis will be received Tor poafa
Addr.s A. b., No. Ia East Fourteenth-st, NJ 1.
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A YOUNG LADY, an experienced Teacher,
~ desires situation Us RESIDENT GO!EkNEsS' Ap
Div at ~ West seventeenhs between Fifth and Sixthaves
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uOUSEKEEPER's SITUATION WANTED
\ by a WIDOW LADY fully qualified for the position
Best preference. given AMI required Cali or ADDRESS DTS
n. KELSEY. No. % Seconi-st., New'fork
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Gelp Wanteo.
4 GENTS MANTED-For 1.-THE FIELD.
DRICKLAYERS WANTED.-Wagos SO :

- per d,y; steady employment, TO eompien' workmen
oIg Job k.y every SATURDAY Apply ut the building orpo
IT. he G.n.t patrfa.n. n. J. a. DEKROM. NadrI
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CTUATION WANTED by q young Girl
y 10 40 ugbt CHANGER WORK and WAITING, OF
would like TO be adys maid and sew. Call all this wees
at No 50 Third-ave., the cigsr store.
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NOR SALE-One Thonsanl Acres OF OIL.

EOR SALE--A frst-class thres-story and
basement high s,oop bIck HOUSE - feet Wide with
extension Twuy'sconds between Seventh aud E.th'
sves Inquire q WM. II. JACKSON Mechsu.cs Exchange,
No. Pur-.t. between II and O'clock Box TO. li5.
NOR SALE--A COUNTRY SEAT Is Acres
- mi les from foot Of Couftlant depot build.
ugs large uii o; al Kinds In abundance Apply 81 No ~
Courand.t' from 10 2.
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VNANTED-By an active and experienced
W PERSON a situation as H0USEKEEPER In pm
house hoel to take entire charge OF children 200
refrne ven y wing Al the Continental Hotel No 4,
Bfoadvay. or address Mrs WYNNE, No. 4i2 Broadway.
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WAMsGTos. ID. G., October a IA.
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN GOonS'
Sealed Proposals. indorsed Proposal, for Indian o.,
NJ, on SATURDAY the eighteenth dsy OF Novs,it 0essa
for iurpi.hns in the Quantities therein given he ass
named 10 ID. following list: '"' NC 1acas
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Dodro Gno Rooms.

| A FURNISHED or UNFINISHED ROOM
"A with without Bosrd at Reasonable prices Two per-
sons can be accommodated. Apply A. No 2i7 EisthHye
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-18

How HAVE THE MIGurY FALLES.-Six years
ago. says Washington letter-writer,- one Of the
leading men in the United States, Senate was
James s. Green, of Missouri. Every observer Of
passing events in the political history of the
country will remember his signal triumph in n
bad cause, during the debate on the Lecompton
question He was the only man who, by common
consent, got the upper hand of Douglas in that
memorabl discussion, and but for him the South
erners would have made poor showing just
then There seemed to be bright future open
ing for him, but like too many others. similarly
situated, he thought no man could rise in the
world of politics, without passing good deal of
time in the bar-rooms of Washington. To-day,
as l walking down Pennsylvania avenue, passed
a wretched looking man, stupidity drunk, his
face was horribly disfgured, as if he had just
emerged from a street fight, both eyes were
blackencd and swollen, his clothing covered
with mud and dirt-the cynosure of all eyes. and
the laughing stock OF shoe blacks. lasked w,io
it was and told that it was - Jim Green of
Missouri Alas, how the mighty have fallen !!
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-18
Weayeryjlle. Saturday, March 49, 1865.

SPECIAL SESSION or THE LEGIsLATUNE.-The
proposed Amendment to the Constitution of the
United States which declares that ''neither Sla-
very nor involuntary seryitude, except rs pun
ishment for crime, whereof the party shall have
been duly convicted shall exist within the Uni
ted States on any place subject TO their luris-
dietion, having passed the Senate by the re-
quisite vote, was carried in the House OF Repre-
sentatives by two-thirds of the 3lst OF
January: This Amendment, to accomplish the
proposed object, must be accepted and approved
by two-thirds of all the States of the Union,
through their Legislatures.
1t is the opinion of many prominent Union
men n-this section that the Governor would act
wisely in convening the Legislature 0: California
for sufficient length of time to act upon this
proposition. The Legislature is largely Union,
and there is little doubt that il would give an
almost unanimous vote in favor of the amend
mcnt. Union men argue that large influx OF
immigrants, and fraudulent voting at the next
State election might change this condition OF
things, and in order that California may be
placed right the record in this raomentous
matter, special session should he convened at
as early n day as possible. We understand that
petitions to the Governor in behalf of such ac-
ton about to be circulated for signatures
We shall have more TO say in regard to this mat
ter next week.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-18
Military Poll Tax
HAPPINESS OR MISERY !
THAT IS THE QUESTION.

rNHE PROPRIETORS OF THE .'PACIFlC
| MUSEUM OF ANATOMY AND SCIENCE -
have determined, regardless of expense. to issue
FREE for the benefit of suffering humanity four
of their most interesting and instructive LEG
TCRES on MARRIAGE and its disquafcations
Nervous Debility, Premature Decline Of Man.
hood, Indigestion, Weakness or Depression. Loss
of Energy and Vital Power, the great Social
Evil and those maladie5 that result from youth
fu follies, excesses of maturity, or ignorance of
Physiology and Natures Laws.
These invaluable Lectures have been the means
of enlightening and saving thousands, and will
be forwarded FREE on receipt of twenty-five
Cents in postage stamps, BY addressing = Secre-
tary Pacific Museum of Anatomy and Science, -
Pine street. San Francisco.
RSy Letters to be sent through Wells, Fargo
L Co 9yl0.ly.is.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-18

NEW MUsIc.-We have received several pieces
of new Sheet Music and a copy of the Song -ne,-
senger Of the Northwest, from Root ( Cady, pub
Ii shcrs, Chicago, Illinois. The music is all good
"Just After the Battle reply to q Just Be-
fore the Battle, Mother, is a sweet, plaintive
song and chorus and destined to be favorite
g Marching Through Georgia, with a good cho-
rus, is well calculated to remind one Of Sher-
mans daring swing from Atlanta to Savannah
Geo F. Root has acquired worldwide reputa-
tion as composer and musical instructor, and
we advise persons desirous of investing few
dollars in good music TO send their orders 10
Root i Cady, Chicago.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-18
The Restorer Reproduces!
THE HAIR DRESSING
CULTWATES AND BEAUTIFIES !

II hair is thin it, if scury it, If harsh it, il
usreless try othese try for all who it will
preserve their through life For sale by all Druggsts
agents for California, Hue;ter, Smith Fran
cisco 1Ssui en-.
s-The Worst of all the Isms.-" Don't talk
to me about your political isin said old
tulinarian, tell you there's ism earth bad
Rheumatism The venerable sufferer right ST. Law
rences griron Quatimozins pallet of fire
cmphatiealy bed Of torment than the couch Of the
Rheumatism 1t is generally considered by faculty
Of the most obstinate well Of the painful
malaes. AID il certainly does all ordinary
dies with extraordinary pertnacy. Skill and science how
ever in this age of progress all opposition
painful disease entrenchei among muscles
and nterkn:t with Of our
frames compelled yield the they have pro
yided.
We have it unqucsorahle authorityhe testimony
of patient; thc.nsclves-tat Rheumatism however deeply
cured by the regular and persistent appica
ton Holloway This, feel assured, will
welcome intelligence thousands Of sufferers erden
impiDg with tiiene joints along the path
tomb. Ia climate where the quicksilver
makes leap thirty degrees dow the complaint
prevalent and in settlement, AT the
along the auyil borders of great rivers in the
hemock swamps of the South and in all low and damp oca
on persons reach the oforty years without
matte industrious ter Of the soil whose
the field this languisling
the hand, that should guide the plow
cllc branch ofprlurtive labor is similarly Y
situated and imagine with what these sufferer
would hail the of immediate To all such VT feel
justified recommending this alsmc remedy the applca-
Of which with the aid OF few doses of llooway Pills
to regulate would fee" assured
them to health and usefulnessN. ]. Sunday Ta>s- 81!
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-18
Spetiat Aotiees.
MRS. S. A. ALLEN,
A Lady Of World Wide Reputation

na- Mrs. S. A. Aliens Worlds Hair Restor-
er and ZylObalsamum or Worlds Hair
Dressing are unequaled and so Acknowledged by all
who use them restoring invigoratng, identifying and
dressing rendering soft silky and glossy and
disposing TO any desired position quickly
cleansing the scalp nrrestng the fall andimpar,ng healthy
and natural color the Hair They fail to restore
grey original youthful color. They act directly
upon the Hair giving them the natural
,hment required No ladys toilet is complete without tho
Zylohalsanum Hair Dressing 1t clcanscs the hair
nparts it a delightful fragrance and is suited
both young and old.