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New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-28
Ro.,e. 1.-Two Stock u.rke,.
BHlGiilOS. CAMBRIDGE AND MRDFORD
Reported for THH TKiBuNK fe- ne endag Vedrssia
sept 21 los
mn ~ fock al


Reported rHs THrnuNx tor ne .nd,as W.drs'Gsy
sept 25. isoS
Amount OF stock at n,arSet: a..
nfs week. .........aml iog7 $50 l.6!o I0
L.., w-e.. ARA isNl 500 1873 !:
PKcr,-Be prr no n on sois weigh, OF hide. .nl cw
and rneat. extra S'sGsH: dr.t ou,lty sI2asR IS
~cond ausiiiy *lins2; third quphty. s9c Sill tox
choice ,ingls pahs w..t-rn. $n as0H 80; Of the
Ho,hi"0 orep-s soa $3.50 handy stesr.. sN9Si5o. Of
much according TO ibe value for h-ef
Gre and Young CIitrs-F qu.ty. ks5a SBO; Extra
tsasii5i fsncv aud Dry SEA SIS
So'rs, or hin lovsg faii> or Fdymersrwo year oids
f'srS&; ffr.syearolds f25nse
SA>rrPr n live weight 81 Mo Sheep and Lambs per
head, In lots ~ srd ~.
-. Heg,.Pg y naisc.. hive weight, shO.,.-
Hd,.--prishou, saloe. T. ~. Country tot. ssac.
T.Aor-9dloe.R
PeHs- -Siafi "a Each
C0N Ssfrt-l6dl8c y y
nRyaRx..-Th- nsnlber of csttls sdA last week proved
rather large for the OF the sni the butch
complain Of dali week A. any rat. they lax. ho o
week They hs,. nse their puchs.-. with greet drj pers
rion. In wurd irsde l. dn pcs-uting .ins contrast
butcher. reply by saying the &oyss home bali crazy
gave much for th,ir stock ard compl,n that the
buch.. un~ns 70 rvs what the critters cost 1h,
bsny cattle und ,uhtedy than try bat wrcs
probably sboa rer pound while we do moi tink the,
sny better ifss wef a. Erthon ss they did week
$50 TIE owner. insy bvr 70 slow more sninkas,,
Than y-ur ago. Fvd n;iy The rna'k-' for brt eat
fvor. 'hs bn,chsis There ar iJs horc ct- or 100 y.
~ sil ,ban 90 ies. than at wsrk.
The matte srt-t, we'll the beef 10 dfsrst ron
ths' Of ~r.i Th- buich"f. that Ark. quantities
of df~,sal mutton from Nsu- AID ..~~i"fe with the lar
supyy Of stock LIT week. ow-fcd prices in the city
equ~nty they rnot sf'rd to isy hh sshes raw
hrcu Gn. N. 1Ios, The bItcher. hsye 'rscd 10
sicsy especially Tor poorer grades and probably
q sunal reduction from lsn wesss priera
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-28

HiNiATURE ALMANAC.
sru Ri-.s..s:5 Suu S~,s....3:s Moon sets.. III 80
iIGn wATxR rbs DAY
sandy Ilooi. i.U? t,ov i-ad... az iiel Gsie. 32s
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-28

Adjutant-Gen. Edward e. Mauran OF Rhode
IanG has had bis comuIisson revoked By Gov Smith.
cours-maria Is 10 pass upon certain Irregularities
which are ale ged against Gen NJ.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-28

SALR or GOVERNMENT PROrRRTY.-Wilmer'
ding Mount. No $50 Duane-.. on Wednesday morning
cold as auction account Of Government lot Of pror
erty belonging 10 the Hospital Department consisting
q S,snksts sevsrists. sheets. mattresses. drsvsn
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-28
Raa.euxSrs AsRixsA.

In sissmship Aoro Ca,tir. IRON lsvsnrA Bsmberrrr
T. r.nsrd q RyrF-on and lady Y b-n,rr, A. r. Wi iAns
M.dsm- Darl n ton ". " Amrc J. Rri Wm. L-spe. Csp
Csrr Olspdrr sabcnuo. haaue Ausairs. RobH LlorcnA
Pouil.cio iLLng
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-28

The Speeches Of Andreo Johnson arc collected
in a neat volume With biographical Introduction by
Mr. FRASK MooRE The memoir 10 rnocinet in form'
though abundant la mnter and oopioas index forms
a valusbls appendsgc to tho volume az mo- PIP f'3
Hoet0ni Little, Brown, q Coz
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-28
TIE Missouri Hand -Booi, by NATHAN II

TR, Missouri Hand BOOB, by NATHAN IT.
PAEkHR Is O seasonabe publication in thesc days o'
Increased emig ration to the West. 1t presents n'
and description Of .hc leading rc'ourccs oil The
State and furnishes useful guide for the purchaser OF
settler In the selection Of locality adapted 10 h wants
gcolog gcnl map 81 Missouri ioEu.s valuable accom-
panmeut TO the volume. U2no pp. i0s 81. Louis il"
Puehafd)
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-28
DARTTAN AND DELAWARE BAY BAIL

DARTTAN AND DELAWARE BAY RAIL
IL ROAD FALL ARRANGEMENTS, 1858 CON.
MENCiNG MONDAY. SEPTEMBER ". PASSENGEA
LIES FOR CAMDEN, MANCHESTER AND LON0
BRANCH The St.em.r JESSE HOYr. Cap4. Seely w1
~sve fef No North RveS. daily sSandays eIcePtrda -
follows; .. -
RI CT tsking passengers for Pot Moumsoth Red Bsah
Long Branch SHARK River Fsrmngdae sauan. bricksborS
Manchester TONS River. Woodmssr, SbsO az karneg,a
ruokenon OLSON Jackson. and al Statious Camden an
Atlantic Raj road -.
Excursion ticket good for three days............
At4:s D. M, Way Passenger Kns for Manchester. Tose
River Lonx iifsnch. snd iutsrnediSe stations.
THROUGH FREIGHT LINE CAlDEN ANDNEWYORk
Leave New-Yok ct AIS 2. M. arriving st Camden 'S
Leave C.mdou q 3:1 M arriving A Nsw.Yert a. -.
next day.
| Fr,isSt Aren't Ssi Sssk, n. J. ". & SNKDEN. sxsA.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-28
OrYc. OF rHs BrsHoP GUrr. PERCHA CoxPAST, I
M. 30l BROADWAY. Sept. ~. lots.
An l. q. PbH0P Grnrrll Agrbt.
NO TEL Et,RApH COMPANIES

OryIcE OF rHs Bishop Gurr. PERcHA CoNPASI,i
M. 20l BRoADwAY Sept. 20, lotS. }
San o. RbHoP. Grnrrll Agrut.
rlNO TELEGRAPH COMPANIES.
THE BISHOP GUTTA PERCHA COMPANY respect
fully inform TELEGRAPH COMPANIES. CONTRACT
ORS &C. that they have completed their Factory. Nos
2os 20 aud ti2 las. Twrniy hht. and hsv. increased
their aciis for mAnusc anng aud they PREPARED to
Manufacture any md every dr.criPron Of -
SUBMARINE, So bThRRANEAS. AND AIR LINE OF
0UTrA PLRCHA INSULATED TELEGRAPH
that may b. required. such o.
IRON ARMOR CABLE, aid np lsi-rsly or spirsly.
LEAD ARNOR CABLE pat on with machinery, and
nrsd. very perfect and eisbr.
szsl-and protected by superior and new coripouni
that r-.i,ts the action OF water. and injury from
BRASS OR COPPER ARMOR CABLE, braided or laid on
spr.y; very superior and vsiusbe covering that " IA
BIlDI.rs'S PATENT ELECTRIC CORD-for Office
Military firld felegrsph-blasnx and all subnur- Anc
Sub.rfeucsu OF the mot yanane articles fof
any where light durable and heIo.e Insulated Ire
10 ue.dsJ. -
Every van~ty OF GUTrA PERCHA INSULATED TEL
GRAPH WIRE. beth PLAIN and prot-ctr.. made 10 order
NJ 1.-THE Csblel well as tho Cuts Prtchs Insulated
To Wr. manufactured hy ts Company ar nov II
operation In all pats VI the uned States aud oJ
all the Telegraph Compsnrs- -,
They also prepared to uiske and 10y down eny 'noe
wpntsd snd WARRANT them.
Tergr ph and Contractors will please spp!y 70
or a.lJfp,s SAMUEL G.. BlShOP.
The General Aseut 0. the Company.
No. lDl Bro idway, ~ Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-28
eiaiicnern ano fanep GOODS.

DAHD Il BROTHERs Established l545)
ID GOLD PENS.
PPM AND PENCIL CASES Also manufacturers OF BARD
4 WILSON'S PATENT ANGULAR NIB GOLD PEAS'
JAMES. ID. BARD Agsnt No. 3, Maiden'iine, Ne" i0fA
oniins, 50 centa Send Tor circular.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-28


TRAINS LEAVE NEW.iOGk:
For Now Haven I0O, 400 tEL,I ll3J IN. y u. (EGS
3uc, (Ex.D at3 40 and s.0U (Ez,I p. IN.
For y ,deeport. 100 Son (EI.,D il.S m 2ts tEx1
800 ,EI,l as. 40 and 400 (Ex..l Pun.
Tor Milford. and Strattord. 100 u 30 T. m No AZ
For FAIRFIELD southport and Wt.pcTt 'oo. iL~~ m -
80 p 80 go, IL .
ats 40 $50, $40 ttI,bp IN.
For Dsrsn, 80, 30. l.Jo T. IN. 80 AD. Ply m.
For tirpenwich, 1U0. $50. ll.1 = IA. ,3f5 ANsOoOfe
For Siam ord ia, $40 yD llJ0 3 III IAIs. tsAS
400 (Fx \ ) 4, 4 20. $50 $50. a0J (Exl N A. 80
For Port Chester and intermediate stsious Lo" ~ I~
4 m, . IS 40, $40. go. 100p p. ~. -
CONNECTING TRAINS .
For Boston, Via springfield sOs NJ tEA') ~" tIA''~~
for Boston, via Shore Line. IAS. (Ex,i sgop m
FOR Hartford AMI Springfield, 400 lEA) 10. (EAJh&
~, canu.c,isos River R.ilrOsi sooa (EE l3sR
| 10 Montreal 8 w 0. m. 10 Northsmptoa
Fn, rford Prsvideucs aud fuhkll Railroad seA iEsS
Ear New Haven New London and Stonnssoa Railroads.
eO0 4 M, lalS lDo: SU p M
| Eo, Canal Railroad. l215 o. In. to Northampton.
tor Housstonic Railroad. m end p IN. SstardsyS
train coun.ctlng with p. wiz run 10 Pitsned-o<f.s
a.. New Nilioia ouy.
| Eor Nsurs,uok Railroad. 400 g m, 3eo p
Por Dsnbury aud Norwak ksilroad. 100. $40 Z a. -
Con nodious Sleeping Cars attached 70 40 IN train
JAMES n. H0YT. SupL
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-28
HUGIf hiDDfsr' Drh .eP y aso'
VIZ r. Barr. G-nI Pasa Agent, Nev.fork-
HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM
7 ONG ISLAND RAlLROAD.-Trains win

i leave Jsnes slip. New.fork. 70 follows:
8:0o a u, ure,npor Mail cue Passenger Trim, Sorpns
ali Nav stations. and couuectiug with Glen Head k"sysssa
Ie.l, a M, syo.srt Train. stopping st sli Way ssf'os
500 D. H. ur,~npor Express coonecsinf va" neuie~S
and ,opu,n, a, al stations east ~ hicxsvile
10 g. M Syoss-< ss.sog-r Train ior kosyn 0oo Hes
s:Sp. M. FOR North Islip, Hempsies dlsa Head ~
Roslyn. - ~. T., ,..r =. eout.S. Point - e.<a
w g., .y,,lank and all intermediate stations .
w. i'' 'AP q. CHARLlCk. fresidrsk
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-28
and YEw.HAvEN RAILROAD
1855 SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. lSeA
COAAENClAD MAY Is, 1853

P.seusrr station In New York. Twenty seveotA -
sad ourih ave- Entranee on Twenty seventase
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-28

History Of the United states cdratry' by AZ
ByKr q. BRAcKgTr. presents complete view OF The
formation aud progress o; that arm OF military service
from the establishment of the federal Government 70
the year 1864 Ample justice ia done TO the valiant
deeds OF tho cavalry at different periods OF Americas
history and they described with force and anima'
tion olton wish enthusiasm. C2no. p. 1j'. Harper
Bro,her,)
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-28
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

orR ARTIST IN CUBA BY 0xOxaa w. CARLTON
W. I2mo. PIP. so. Carleton
Tho wsll-known New. York publisher here figures
=. hook maker, as well as bookseller. He has
g .s.;sed" at the birth Of many creations OF the
brain that il is natural he should wish to bring TO
light a production Of his own. 1t must be ad-
,n;tted that he has sent forth many worse speci-
mana than the present. His favorito authors
hovever must rot fear that he is poachng on their
msnon. He makes DO attempt to rival either the
wisdom or the wit Of those to whom he has stood
as godfather. In fact, his words in this book
ara few and far between, comparing with
the remainder of its contents like "a half
nanny worth of bread to an intolerable deal OF
saok" 10 speak plainly, IT consists OF series OF
pen.and-ink sketches of scenes IN Cuba, made dur
ing temporary sojourn in that enchanting island
and rejecting the changing mood OF the moment a'
we'll a. tho gay phantGsmagoria OF events. Inc
artist found On infinite fund of amusement In tho
odd Spanish and Creole ways, and with liberal
tonch of carcaturc, has hit them off with excellent
comic effect The brief explanatory notes to the
pictures furnish a spicy seasoning W the soup
Why MIR. Carleton should call his lively book a
brochure is u mystery which needs SOLUTION IL
not only misapplies French term, when good
English one was at hand but undertakes the charac-
ter of his pleasant httle volume.
LIFE OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN. By lo'rrH H. BAR
RFTT 8vo. pp 842. Cncinuati: Moore, "us'scn' q
Baldwin
There is no cnp-trsp in this volume. 1t Is
sound intelligent, faithful, honest, and complete
record of the private life and public career OF the
martyred President. The original edition OF the
work WAS prepared for the press In 1860, and was
subsequently enlarged and brought down to the
end of the third year of Mr. Lincoln's admins
traton In its present form, the volume comprises
the events of the last year of the Presidents life,
with his public papers and addresses of the Same
period, as well as many letters and speeches OF an
earlier date, not given in the previous editions.
Mr.. Barrett has evidently engaged IN the compo-
stion of his work with profound sense of resPons-
ibility, competent degree of political intelligence
and q highly respectable mastery of the art OF
biographical writing With one or two exceptions,
which need not be more particularly alluded to III
this place, he shows IA good degree of fairness
and impartality. While his work is marked
by its popular tone and purpose, it evinces more
careful research and dilise use of his materials
than are commonly found in the publications OF the
day prepared in the interests of "the trade
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-28
,yoPPIs AND ESSEX RAILROAD COM

NHORRIS AND ESSEN hAILhOAD COm-
yl PANY-Foot Of hsrciayst.-On and ates Juns II
~ , ,r m ,a, for fstGeIrstown aud tntefnriise 80
80, e,,s. s:Jo A. IN. Mai Express for oil .tsyiyss
- Al; hu,u At I: 10 %. IN. Morristovn EAprsssh3 p -
" = sChOCH. Assistant S"2erntsnd-1t
NEW JERSEY RAlLROAD.--T leave
foot Of Cor lsnot-.t. for PHILADELPHIA 10 and ii;0
m, NJ m ami y. ~, aud u E.idnsa: for bALTinnsn
s,I W..gxGroy at aud li3O ~, p. and Il ufst
sht Nj sry Tickets receivable in the D. m uaae
For other pnrti,rl,rs 49, bis ut oihres.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-28
Returned.
Dort-Waroens' Noiies.

SrArE OF NBw-YosK
PoRr-WAnDxSs Owes, No. lO4 WalIst /
NOTICE is hereby gwen, in accordance with
section Of the act passed Apri, H. 1851 ensi "An
Act 70 Reossaire the Wsrienr Ofco OF the Por I New
YorS TO al persons Interested in having charge tn,
snhjrct matter Of such inquiry, sxAnuon OF sarvsy t
the following vessels under eI animation tho Port
Wsrsus aud that te said surveys or AKA uinai'n- wh os
eoup.tsd within days next succs-dna tha notice.
tesrd ssid vessels: ....f..,
Stesmsbip New. .................. .Hobokrn
Steamship NevHia.. a.........,.'..''.'''.@ A. ".
Ship ST. Re fnhsr1. a.. ~
ship fvOi.. 'ae'""'n Do'
ship Albion.
brg liz ~
Biz Creole. le................... EmPe Storts
MINpHOlNk IOAPAinS. Pissieut
J.Aras HsRRfNkN iscre.,rv LII.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-28
90 'nbom it man Gonrcr,L

A MAN of BUSINESS CAPACITY, intend
ing to pass the Winter Ia Geor ga aid Fodds cf r hs
SERVICES parties having to collect in soic ing or
der, for business Address Box No. 3ls Post-Ofic-
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-28

CIrr op NEW YonK. DsrARrxTsr ~ FIysScs
LURxau oY TfR kEcgIven o. TAXES
NKv COURT oUss PARK. sept. "a. 1893
NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.--1he books
~ for Taxes on PERSONAL PROPERTY now opersd
for this Office Dn- no,ics viii BE- given when tue
books fos Rssl Estate will bs open
JOHN MURPHY, Receiver.
DERSONS having CLAIMS against The
L WoMAS'5 CENrKlL ASS ,ClATToN Of RELIEF
for this ARMY aud NAVY, src b-t-sy notified to Prrsens
N. sam. to the uudsssed on or fore the 1t Of Oeto
Der, l8ea HOWARD POTTER, Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-28

MILITARY CLAihlS.-All persons holding
y1 aims sg .ist the STATE or NEWYORk. payable IN
der the provs the entitled An 10 provide tor the
nyueut claim incurred The Organization, equip
nrnt nd snb.rtc ;of roos raised in the stale OF New
York or received therrfo tor service OF the United
Satrs r,ss.d Arsa H. 1872 and amended May 1853,
hereby notified transmit the with the vouchers there
or TO Cot SLAS w. BURr Assistant General
ard Secretary Of thu Aud ing Board No 3a lIoadsay
New York City before the lst day OF January 1865
The SIP OPP son made for the payment Of cims audited
aud allowed .xires BY coninonal imthon on the 18th
day Of April aud clsins mus, be hlrd IN sdviuce
GEORGE s. BATCHELLEN, Inspector General
ALEX w. HARVEY, Judge Advocate -Ge ersl.
EDWIN A. MERRITT, Qusr. .erpi ss,or-t,r neral
Nsw.Yo.k SeptefaDef. 10. 1865
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-28

now ard greatly enlarged edition Of The
P,eiry Of 0s Orisst by WILLIAM koussI'ILLk hLoEH
is published In Boston. by Roberts brothers The for
rncr Issue Of tho work wecouei by IN appeeisf'e
circle Of readers as admirable illu'uaucn of the
peculiar genius of the Ea- and created - gr'at de-
mand as TO be Low eatrey oct Of print In the pres
ent volume Mr.. Alger has introduced moro than n
hundred additional pieces and several original poems
no, Of an o. eatal character IL forms brilliant feSti'
onlai TO tie versatility Of his studies. tho wide range
OF bis attachments, AM his catholic poetica tasoa
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-28

nIVORCES legally procured without pub
~ iby Other good cases prosecu-d without fee Ia ad-
vance. Advice fee. NJ. HCWES. AttJraey 7B aseust
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-01-31
FATAL COLLISION on rHs Jahlls.

On Thurtdsy night sbout eight O'Clock, tho
flag -cf-.ruos steamer VIM. Allison vas az
csading tho river, near ohatdn's Bluff, when
sbo o0Eid,d with torpedo bos', utds: charge
Of L;sat. Armstrong, of the navy, ord run it
down. Lieut.. Armstrong, We 1ogrss to re-
port, was drowned. Tho Grew. seven 10 mum.
Dor, wore rescued from the wafer by tho off,
GERS and crew Of the Allison. II sppssEs that
Lieut.. Armstrong had orders to psss to the
right Of oil orsfi in his wsy, but supposing
the Allison to DO st anohof, (she night being
tie boat vas run down to tho left pntil within
sse.red scro.s to the right, and falling directly
ander ber bows, was knocked urdsr, With Tia
result shove stated.
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ANorura TRrcI STEAMER AaRIvtp-ARRr-
VAL oil QoTFfbSsTE SUgurGNs.-!. al ena Il.
Co'ou;l MuifDFd, Gamma ndng tho Fedora
t,u,e sisau,er, arrived at E,nware's Landing
On I'll '01ay evening, bringing s 900 blankets
and 600 packages for Federal prisoners CT var.
By thsssiBe ss6hm.r, en- Ike las! trip down, Com.
miatonar Ou!d sent IF lsstsr mail, ard 200
packages for Confederate pr!s0r ers in tho
NORTH. Mrs. Dais ard deuIh:er, Of Orange
county, W., and tho Rev. MIR. k.ldolving,
wsss anorg tie rats.Egers on Ibis trip up the
riy6r slso the following Uo1fedsrats Su e. CHS:
Surgeon p Campbell. capt,rsd ut Eliza
bsihieTc, Ky, Dec II 1864.
Surgeon Ii Calvert. eap!u:ei st Eiizs-
bsthtoTn, Ky, Dee 81 1864.
Assis.ans SutEern Y W Pierce, osI tursd ct
Hun sv;lle, Ala De: q. 1894.
HurGson L Ii Hinfnri. ctp:uisi Il Hunts
7ii'o, Ala, Dso 3d. leC4.
Assistant Surgeon A s Cameron, Captured
at Fran Kiln. T.nn Do II, 1864.
S,re"'ii 4 II tDnrLics, oaptis-.d c. F,aIihu
In, Tenn, D;a II. 1851.
Surgeon j r list, csp!ufed at Franklin,
Tenn, Do, II, 1864.
Surgeon A 7 Guurisr, captured q: FIanklir,
Tom, Dec II, lSGi.
Susgetn F Dickinson, captured G! Frank.
lin, Tenn, D.c II, 1861
Surgeon W II Cooper, captured at Franklin,
Te III, Dso II, lSG4.
EurFsoa d. Roberts, captured at Franklir,
Tom, D.o II, 1851
Assistant surgeon j II Marks, captured At
Fssnklin, Tenn, De, II, laG4.
2urg.nn Tho Rivers, captured 81 Franklin,
Tam, Dec l., l2GI.
Eargecn III II Turnss, csp:ursi st7;a.t-
wills, Tenn, Dee Ii. 1851
Assistant Surgeon Jesea iiili, Gsp;m7e;i 1t
F.anhiin, Teu::, nin L.. l3Ci.
Aca;s.hht Surgeon II Simm m 10. aarinr.d
al Franklin, Tom, Dec l., :Gl
Asai,tsrt Surgeon " J Coilelt, aaLlaf:.l Il
Franklin. Tenn, DO l.. l3G4
Assistant ID; I'D McC9lkl;, captured ST
Frank il, reaE, Gao l.. lsGl.
Assistant ''i:gs Gil W Il Mnl'rns.l, captured
1t Frar kiln, Ttnu, Dso u. 1864,
Aseis:su. Surgeon r Heating. cSp;1rci
8: Fsatk;in. Fem, Dec II, 1864.
Surgeon j G Hamilton, Captured at Frat *
lin, Tanr, DC II. 1861
Assistant 1dTgsan r I Wila22a, captured at
Eea: hin, T.nn, R,r j., 1864.
assistant 5a1g,tn NJ a P.seii, captured Ct
Ffhnklin, TEN. Dc II. 1904.
Assistant Surge q D WootoH, 11rsu'sd st
franklin, Tenn, p:c II, 1864
Assistant Surgeon + RoI3, dipt1Ttl ct
RogersviIls, Dec 3. 1864,
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CITY INTE.LLI9ENCE.

Az 0CTR.ostUi R"strRv IA Weinasdny
night LIST, &,1 armed men, e tas Uniform q
Gorf.dsra.e soldiers. @oht 10 lts fsym of Mr.
l.. ". 0lazsbradk, sbout seten ,G;ios meath
wss. CT the city, and GemenLstcf tho Gerran'
on tho prs:o!H,s that all tho rscst ,DGrld be
delivered cF.- 10 tn.ra. Mr. Tiszetrcck, who
! rssidss in the city, has m whito manager CT
uye.tcer. end na'.asssriiy t;e ta laa7e tho farm
sli, ira dag;Dc his abssnts, in the care Ct the
servant kllultd to. 'fhe msn represented to
tho neer9 that thsy wtie sc!ing under orders
to seiZ,, Ior the srmY, all tho NEST within
eight nilea r,ourd the city. snd they mad.
him light 3 pin. in6s, chow ilsm the bacon ca
tho p!emiees, md hslp pack it up for them 10
bagd After Ills was done, tho ringleadel
gave ths servant piece of paper shi told hin,
thst i! wss Z receipt ard would sIpl.in every
/. ing, t:.i that he would meet Mr.. 0lczsLro0s
nent dsy. The rGrty then left and tho rKr.r
given in receipt tcr the bacon proved to lis In
tiroly blank. nvr hate any Of the fco1rjr;l l.
bcei4 htkrd Of A.nco. The number OF pieces
Of .lsat sta!vn YVES thirty fve-fnsly cured
hsc,n Mr G!aEctToGk of'ers reMard 0l one
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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-08-29
Something New.

We call attention to the advertisement of the
Duplex Elliptic or double Spring Skirt, Though
recent invention, it has bscom. very popular, and
is ranidly obtaining the preference over other kinds
in use. The rods in it are composed each of two
delicate nul wcll-tempercd steel springs, which
arc ingeniousy braided together edge to edge, tbs
lower rods heavier, and having double covering.
This peculiarly of construction makes this skirt
very strong and durable, aud also so exceedingly
flexible tat it readily adapts itself to the form
the weIrer, AMI allows of any amount Of doubling
and crushing without injury To its shape. These
skirts unqucstionably the lghtest, most dcsira
Bile, comfortable and economical ever made. These
are advantages which ladies, who have experienced
the discomfort and Inconvenience of single springs,
will duly appreciate.