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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-04-06
DOCTOR WHITTIER

A regularly-hred Physician, from the Medical Coli
lege OF Canada, Toronto, his Diploma which.
hangs in his office, will show dated 1S4s, where ALI
who receive hOnors are by law obliged to study five
years at lie asst and then pass rigid examination
not as in the West, two short winter terms of 16
weeks each. Dr. Whittier has made Chronic Dis
eases the stndy OF his life, and has Union-wide
reputation having been longer located in St. Louis
than any other Chronic Disease Physician,
Much Of his practice has been of private nature
Syonilis, Gonorrhea, elect, Structure all Urinary
Diseases. Syphutc or Mercuial Affections of the
rEroat, Skin or Bones; Orchitis, Hernia or Run
ture, also the effects Of Solitary Habit runous to
Body and Mind producing blotchcs, debility, impo.
ency, dizziness Of sight, confusion Of ideas evil
foreboding, aversion TO society. loss of memory,
weakness, sc, not all these In any case hut all
occurring frequent " In various cases s..r..'
~ Accommodations annie, charges moderate
cures guara nteed. Consultations by letter or at
ofhce, free, Most cases can be properly treated
observation sent by mail. No hindrauce to basil
ness in most cases. Address Box 2dg2. ST. Louis
Mo. llours-S A. NJ. toS p. ". Ol9ce permanently
located at 65 ST. Charles St. between sixth and
Seventh, one square South OF Lndell ptel ietlr-
ed spot in the centre of the city,
Consulate, n rooms, and oons for he accnmoda-
ton of such patients as require daily personal at
ton.
Eg $3.50 rsi EVERYBODY
Ca n get, In sealed letter en- selppe, nv Theory
symptoms and Treatment OF Nervous Urinary and
Sexual Diseases. clearly delinetng all tire diseased
cohdltons, with luIl sym tom Lists, for two three
cent postage stamps to prepay pos tage. Circular
for Ladies, relating Disease of Puberty Menstrual
ton aud Pregnancy, Sc -
BY the OF these lists, patients at distance
can answer the same qnrst ions that scientific ply
sic ian would ask at "a. personal int ,rvew and in
many cases much better, as they would have more
time FOR rejection He Keeps systemat c record
Of all his practice,-the symptoms, the drugs used
quantity used time of using, &C., ard the experi-
ence thus gathered treasured IN in these records
lie avoids the use of mercury poisonous drugs
succeeds better by iudicious al,ernaton,or rene.
dies. mostly vegetable. 3S-l6-6m.
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Keokuk, Ft. D. NJ. & M. r. 4.

Nm andafter Wednesday, Feb. 9Th, 1862, an dunty
" further notice, one daily train will run ca Oh
Sundays excepted)as follows:
cave heokuk at 80 m, arriving at 0ttumwa 24t
pm, and at Eddyville 2:00pm.
Leave Eddyville at | 1880 IN, and arriveat Ottumwa
: l2:45 n IN. and at keokuk $50 p m.
~ PassengeTstakingth the Mailrrainfrom Keokuk
A. 1880 m, make sure connections with Stages at
kddyvile for Oskaloosa, Fl DeSmones Council Bluffs
and all points west.
Through tickets, Low as the lowest may be ha d
atthe Office for all points in Middle, Western and
Southern Iowa. Kansas. Nebraska, &c.
TICKET OFFICE-Atthe Depot, footeof Johns n
street. GEO. WILLIAMS JR
Feb 5, 1862 .r5..' SUPERINTENDENT
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OLD AND ONLY RELIABLE ROUTE EAST
F. ON Burlington to Chicago, Detroit, Toledo,
Pittsburgh, Philadelphia ,Baltin ore. New York and
all other Eastern and South Eastern Cities.
Passengers leaving Burlineto on on the 600 A. NJ :.
rain connect at Mendota with the Illinois Central
Railroad North and South, and at Chicago both the
Noon and Evening trains. Both trains connect with
all the great Eastern Railroad routes, towh: NJ c..
r via Detroit; Nj X r via Toledo, and Pittsburgh
and Fl Wayne r via Ft Wayne, Of which passe a.
gers car take their choice.
Only twenty hours from Burlington to Toledo
Thirteen no IRIS of any aving Bur
Baggage chec h through to Detroit Niagara Fail
and New York. Boston, Toledo, Dunkirk, Buffalo
Pittsburgh and Philadelphia.
Tickets for this great Easter for sale
at 0ttumwa Fairfield, Mt Pleasant, and at the TICK
ct Office corner Front nd Watersheds, Burlington
Sleeping Cars attached to the Nighttrains
Far. low as b. any otherroate.
RF.HoSFORD,
Dec.1s,'6l. Gen'lAgtC. ,B. r.
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DIR. j. A. HARVEY, H.~.
..-a The Renowned .v
MA GHETTO Il ND CLATRVOYANT
PHYSICIAN.
No. 80, Washington Av. between 4th and 5th Streets
sT LOUIS, MO-


No. 90, Washington Av. between 4th and 5th Streets
sT LOUIS. MO-
The supernatural gift Of clairvoysnt Sight mos.
sessed by this wonderful person, to astonish
ing degree, conynces the most speptc OF the un-
Health. BY the assistance Of some Superior Power
he is enabled to perceive the cause and condition
and is endowed with the capacity to heal
ALL DISEASES.
This the Doctor has demonstrated in thousands Of
cases from all parts of the world duriag the past
twelve years. The following diseases in their most
obsttate form, yield under his NNGtG ToU H. wit:
Con- umption and Asthma in from Oh. to six weeks:
Paray is and all diseases ofthe Nervous System in
Gliding Epilepsy or Fits in from one to three days
Diseases of the Liver Heart and Kidneys in from
one to ten dags An diseases of the Blood, such
the severity of the d sease
FEMALE DISEASES,
Treated by New Method with speedy and the
most happy results. The Doctors rooms are crowd.
ed daily by parsons pronounced incura Die by the
whole Medical Faculty, and no one should despair
OF reef until after being examined by the Doctors
Cairvoyant Eve; without asking questions he tells
the. cause. location and condition of any and all
diseases, and whether ne can promise relief Per-
sonS on the verge of the grave, and such as have
not walked for years, are now living to testify the
Doctors wonderful skill and success. ...
The Doctor adyertsss nothing but what he has the
ability to p.rfnrm, and will give the most complete
satisa ction TO all who. uu er his treatme MT
lnvalids wl.o cannot, consult the Doctor in person,
can be examined and prescribed for by sending by
etter simple statement ofIheir cases. References
to cures performed, che rfG lily made ..ts
SPf GA L. Asthma. heretofore considered an in
durable disc se is treated with perfect in
every instance by the Doctor S. newly discovered
method. All cases of Cancer of matter how long
hours, without instruments 'aifs by process re-
yealed to the Doctor while in the Carvoy ant state
which IS known to no other person living.
Post Office Box BOSS.
Feb 20, lS65-4S-l6y
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n shall he prepared or about Monda May 18th
to do allkinls of work ia my iGe in the yer, best
manner and upon the shortesi notice. Having large
amount of new and improved machinery l can give
complete and prompt abstraction to all ma ia.
yor me With IA call. #.Tr. H..' rems. ..
Those who live at distance wilInow hssayedthe
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Thank for the liberal patronage bestow d m
FOR the past ten years at Agency City Respectfully,
solicit confirms nee ofthe same at 0ttumwa kno
ing thatI am better prepared Co do work o shortt
notice and et ter tina u heretofore.
JOHN ZULAUF.
ot~anws May is, 1ee4tf
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PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
l. RAILROAD.
1864. 1854
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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-04-06

SYMPT0MS-The sympt oms of Catarrh they
generally appear at FIRST very slight Persons
ind they have cold, that they have frequent at
tacks, and sensitive to the cha ges of tenn
perature. In this ditinn, the nose may be dry,
or slight discharge, thin and acrd, afterward be-
coming chick and adhesive. the dis ease becomes
chronic, the dischar are increased in quantity
and changed in quality; they are now thick and
heavy and are ha " he'd or coughed off The secre.
tions offensive, causing bad breath the voice
Is thick aud nasal the eyes are weak; the senses of
the smell is lessened des troyed deafness FREE
| quently takes-place. Another common and impor
tant symptom of catarrh is, that the person is
obliged to his TIN oat in the mi of thick
head dur ng the night. When this takes place, the
pers may be sure thai his disease is way to
the lungs and should lose no time in arrestiDg Il.
The above ale but few of the mary Catarrhal
4 Single Bottle aciHldst a mlontl-tobe u8ed three
times a day.
ESTIMONIA
From Hon. Thos J. Turner, Ex-M of 90 ngress
from Illinois, late Speaker OF Illinois House of
Represe ltatives, and Grand Master of A., r. and
A. NJ. of the State of Illinois. a-...- -.
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tie WAS sensibly improved, and before the second
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Respectful ~ Yours, THoS. j. Turner.
This is to certify that IN the use OF DR.. seeiye's
have heard many speak oft as being invaluable
for the cure of Catarrh. ... ?. %
Yours &C., e = T.. EDWARD ELY.
Chicago, May 18th. 1864 , .r.
From'"P !mly THE well-known Uatter, under the
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Remedy have used, and fully recommend it as the
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il is a certain cure in all cases.
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CHICAGO, ILLINOIS,
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GFsERAL AGENTS john ID. Park, Cincinnati,
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FL a r. S. .
IL A r S .
IT A T. S.

Summer Stylesat Reduced Prices
j. a. SMITH g. CO,
, 1865-06-09

Teyfi's fayoriie opera Of the Stclltau Vespers
wns brought out lust night to full house. The
performance was marked by two episodes. Petor
to the overture an announcement was mlde Of
Zucchl's indisroE.tton, but that rather than die.
sppotnt the audience she Tould 60 through the
psrt with theIr indulgence. The opening chorus
hEd been sung, and Zscchl had made her appear.
an-c in the second scene when Gen. Sherman en-.
tered the house, accompanied by his 1:dy and
friends, and proceeded to his boz. His sppear-
anco Was the signal for the Interruption ot tie
opera By handsome Eound Of applause, to which
the orchestra added 9est hy striking up nat!onal
air. Bo~1ug his acknowledgements BY slight
nod Of tho head, tile General entered his boI,
At ths End Ut the first act an attempt was ma1e to
draw him ont, Tut II ended with sllcht spatte=
Of hG1Gs-
Tbs announcement OF Zacchi's indispo.itisn
was loo psinruIy msnifest. Exhausttoa mi d
very bsd cold killed her upper register and SO
weakened her Lobte voice tn1tshe could scarcely
do more thaa walk through her role. Her ttInrk
to sing we're Intensity painful not only herself
but to the audience, sn3 tho whole opers H1tiered
th coEsef ,ucnec. II would have been batter II
have Changed the operh. although We understand
r1aay pther Of the artists are stR1}arlJ afflicted ~
the yacden change 10 t.npe..tu:e. The crches
ira .4!so seemed 70 c t:h the prevailing disc nper,
ami were p{teu o1t oi time and tan.-
But there we're tocc gem. nevertheless. Su.
Tipl's @ x7t0 lsl<t7to waa very eMooth1F Ao1 sr
ti.t:cslly rendered. and the Rrana sceae Ia the
/ eeeond act b:tws.u Guido fBe!all> and Arrtso
tNsz:olcti u where 1oe father makes himself nso'
.fesf, VIA ono cf the must tuperD p3ecea Of vocal
lx.ttun sBd action we hive ever see1 upon h.
rps1stc et,kc. Il Is rare ihal two erca hsnat a:t
cast IL these .oles, and tae. r.tdt3on WA work.
Cp wl,h crest poser, cut nin3tih gin the da: t4o
| er6ra H;l':fa Tte lst+er was RanE glorious,
, 1865-06-09
[s1eciM Dispsteh to the Chlesso Tribane.}

lSItc1M DtEpsttl to the Chleago Tr1t1ne.}
ST. Lou1s, June s.
Beth eldes now claim the victory on tho new
consultation question. The Dem3crof't dsnscs,
'nc1udins St. Loa!s city, reduce tho m1jouty
tsa,nst 10 about 1,c07 which Is increased By later
retusnS on cnc eide By El3jositlcs IN Boone, Rim
cofpb, Pike, Platte, Galway snd Audrxsn to
sbouf :, $40, and reduced again to ssuut / $50 In
Montgomery, Lewis, Livingston aud St. GeIe-
vcire ard precincts in other counties. Platte,
which wss reported 10 give 1900 adverse, gave
only IS" Boone, expected 1,501, gaze 1000
pointed nj seriously The Rtpubedn and Dis.
patch el5,m Il s;Ho majority ass,a.t The eoastitu-
GoEtrnnr Fletcher has Issued a proclamation
ordering tbls the mt!fda Organization must con-
time, and th0 militia be drilled and ready for
service. He stys the return Of serlral II onB Ind
Itbcl soldiers threatens to impede the action OF
sFds. TDe conservatives having used the Cover
nor'e opposition to the New Constitution for
their purpose asc Cow a-sa1ltnC HIM vigorously
for bia ra1icslfsm.
4 third wire IL going up rapidly on the Illinois
and Mig t'as'ppt Telegraph Ll2a between st. Louis
The Miefou.i river is zisfn; .:pily, tho erca:
Junc rire having commenced. 1t ross three feet
and bali in four houre at J"ticreo ucIty ytsteF.
On the swell.
shcsldan's cavalry latels ar117ed here from the
City Tn steamhosts though act Cntns in caSaplct
feet as they cid from fatkershurc to s.. Lou.s.
Private Nti11am Mbrtinsen. co. G. 12th Illinois
cavalry, who WIS seutspCcd TO two years tmpr:s
oLmcpt for Rssaulsiug Dwight Durkee 6nd GtiGg
n's rrroiEcs at ncIro.: has hsen ordered re.
, 1865-06-09

Th0s. q. Bryau'


AIRS WHITES OINTMENT,
III r. sea:d Heads, ssorbutsc 4Euptlon, scsofa
iss; bescss: sss asun soss Hsps. ssre bee:t
rsied eay y IL: White, "a ss5a = IL; wne.:;
Like street Eetail bY III D:u=shta-
This Ointment has hee1 used e1en1lvelY In Ca1a@a.
Chicago nd nthef place1 for many years, bnr I'LL
rev o.. net been made known 70 me pubic 1t has
aLother hy rtEsoEa Who have used itln their l4ales
or bAye Witnessed its curative p:opesties hers
1Ee .o!clte:ion ol fiIuts. feeling eoaaleai Inst no
e,t att oEt Will be reo!rrt 10 make II generally 1oWn
npprst lated. IL Will h found, On ts:1 10 be a
AMI E.JGe than shs claims ITO b.
etablc c!tx:ns tcsliiy 70 TIC yalue 81
TIE zsass art k1teo 70 sep'Eat3 Ettess q sec3n'
nel dA:,on CT he suorgs.. ~: y ..s.h
i =. sn's sesm3a:
Mech lawgsr; Mrs.. y. r. Liver more, Ms u. A
Aote. 1Ats. EA.h rscktr: L. II. C.t1. N. Il M:a. T.
X X Aolcaes. 4 G.idlsy GAAs. :. Eaf vel. 4 Haaa,
NJ: Fawl.r. Q. y: Ep'esl Ol1ee; y. Dan1e D. D.,
g, Of st ra:ricks Church; At. frsderi:k Tat,r.
III 10 Clslf4t, CaicsSo. Ue:. B.h III.
tho Friendtess," my attestio1 waa ciied 70 seve.I
haeg Ts
&C. rensdte, eaee.fall1 ceif, thit rid children
ue5r spt ecily AID pet man.utv cuseA bF Ointment
aaa o'td y Y; xh ~ 1ros she
~ ho1 Of this 0i=.ment should oe ii fne haSd,
af every s.ldct FOR extasaal disfAsct ard inElies
1t II inyaiush'e- ! o faTi should be wltnou:i!.
tent fe q c1Fxc IN RECEIPT OF p;iee Sold IN large
ETd.f1 sddrsSsed to MRS. WHITE, p. o. p:a9sr
$50, Chicsgo, viii be promptly attended to-
, 1865-06-09

York fO1dicrs.
AIhA6f+ June 6.-The Governor ha. issued 10
o., the following eongtatulato.y address to the
Sosdi-rs 81 SS:S % ior1-Yon, co. s,,,rv ron,
patriotism: your fatthta ecryicce aud Tour y.lor.
have tulm!nat-d in shc ma,nteusuce Of lie INV.
nj ,se ,b san;sssson q u; constitution and
eli yated the dignity. frightened the rcneyn and
S1eAed S.rs sd,nIasca ths history Of yors sse Iou
sss ast.on o4 oue = s saEd r,aS ss,sa
cur devotion to THIRTY, ind Of tbe
pe7manance and nobility Of our instituuon..
the PLEDGE Of her lasune .cs.tl'ude. She lo,is
with pride upon your glorious aehcyem .nte, aud
confscrstes h:raelf to you for gil time for yn1l
y inustsd her honor, he1 f.ir nase, M aaa s,
Errel dcetnies. Ton have proved worthy Of tbs
confidence repo4ed in you. sud h+nco feturncd
these trusts With added lnster end increased
The couinc homo Of al our organizations. II f.
hoped, IL not far Glsiant Ne welcome you aud
III esbered yopr honorae1e sea1s 81 seesrd ~
sc honsst badges OF your bravery, sui the highest
evidences Of tue 1Farcry and patriotism which
s.Sn.m.sd ~ you Sadly yet p1ondly We receive, a.
Iencs Of glory, With al their cherished memories
.:''su9ns II on5 sesIs aR2"1t q.
nads Coo tpced tn the departing recruits. with
S.eaml1g n pr e aud uecpcnca fsIvo. We s,y well
srs4cb ~ .nn, tE'uFtlnE yefffsu4 We naSe
Waoe1 '.rs you y! thtouGa tha pcrf1ous prf,od OF
"n,n;ns g"ar asenes ."ae s"nr vtofies aud
lercuts- your brave c1p'oi!s sna H. s.1orftied
memory Of your dead eop,r.:e.: and IL 1s:ords
n ofG t. ;I.x sna cn%n.,nt tsas ii. monumeats
ties yo3 have secured, tue n.nrie
will regard with Jealous pr,i- ynnr w,lf,+r III
bopor. not forgetting the widow, she fathe,1sss
hcro. Tbe fame ynn have Won for the sia,. ma
1he nation shall 'G transmitted to cur children a.
Enost precious Legacy. LOVING 10 he cherished
t6'Encdl r E.. FgyroS.
, 1865-06-09

The 0sWcEo Canal Open.
SYnAcuaE, N T., June 8.-The 0swcgo
Canhl is now fully open for navigation, with
seven iect Of water.
, 1865-06-09

NEW YorK, Junc 8-The steamer Costa Rica
hyiugs Havaua datc6 tn the 3ast+
LIEUT.. Commanier Pau ding he'd arrived OIL,
to lake comsn u0 Of the sloop Of war Gyra:e.
The euubpat State Of tieergsa Will Leave Tor
Ear1hap+pia On the l4t OF June, to take On board
Gen. Sitkles on his return from Boeota.
Tho Pcryi.n war brig Gulossc, with President
Costello. OF Pr IN hosrd as pTlsonef; arrived
| rsasa 10 be thosourhy Quellcd By President
! tckct- czcns and Atfca have been rctaEen from
inc revpIution1s.s, and the war veseels re zap
tprrd.
Grc5town adTices state TINT British steamer
Is IN pursuit OF the schooner seized at that place
ly dGtcsters from the American guuboat htate ol
georgia. Tho schooner returned to arcytown
fos supplies, and eai.ed agalo. The harhor % was
sretu ctotc dur, although i channel to- feet deep
hai1 bcrn drg out, hut lied agata immediately;
| Another revolution had broken out In SasvaHor
sevcrAl towns prououucing In favor Of DAertot
who was In Panauns and had been sent for to takf
comu and OF htR aahereLtt-
The Panama Hrrcld understands JuaIez tseuee
letters OF u7arque fnr vessels on both the Facsh
aud Atlantic 0tcans, 10 prey on French com
meFte. 49,.
The p.eaenco Of several arnorea B'can va
Fl s.cis on tue GILLIAN co3tt ~ reinfoFcensoe' +
the Spanish feet created some disqasetadc II
| (,h11f
, 1865-06-09
FROM NEW ORLEANS.
NJ .otiatfons for the Aurrerder OF Ma
cru<ls RS Forcsa-ClaccF1nE NcFsB from
RETRN.

Nxw Toak, June s.-New Orleans datn. to the
31st ult arc received, Cu'onrl Ashhe' Smlh ani
". r. Deiiinger, she commlsston=rs sens by Gen.
yasruder to settle terms f,r the fnEEsnaer Of tho
rebel fcrces in 1'cxea, had arslvc5. When sent,
Magfn5er KEW nothing o! Kirby Smiths snrreE, ;
authorities alto. Gen. Candy told them be con,l
nut r coenize the ctyil nnthotitles, hut would
Grant the commission an Interview.
They represent That the people Of Texas will rc.
turn ta INC Union without the Ieaat reservation
They do Fol ufsh 10 set up any barriers between
themselves and any other Statet, E1st, West, q
return TO The Union. They return to It as it ie.
without claim Upon the pas, and accept the cit
ua,iou pure md simple.
| New Orleans p,pcrs Of the slst stsfe that the
| country in the le,!hboshool Of Drashear city. Oh
| Ber wick Bay, is ituntatet some fifteen feet b.
The recent crevaste. fntailins great distress hy
| the loss Of an Immense auoRnt Q! all kinds o
| DfrneftY.
, 1865-06-09

fSnccia1 D;snstrh IN .l,t J1,ir&ro TrI.,ne1
r. u..rr,,.s.... T-e
su17 :
Government has not yet determined where
Jcf, narit Ehs,t he rnt m +r.1 for t,a,snn y.-r
1nts lug eastesu oasd'e' u 1caus5Nanla, aso ICE
District OF Coluub1A are competitors for the
honor: :, The n Indictment ". found BY ,et Grand
eo' ~ ~ A4et' ".aoas eoaae:.atoa ~. WIZ
tae A'to1aeg 1ehera., eecsetsfy OF "af, OF ans
other mL1nbcr Of the Cabinet. 1t liz therefore no
itdicatlon what Government will do In the matter,
be appointed Marsha! Of Tic DIsti1ct IA pl:ce ot
Ws,d u. sr,ou. tbe nres. al 1ncu nt,ent ~
The rnup,cd occnnItIon. Nv the Tmner3.1fst
forces, Of cbthu.1ua, the capital Of the Liberal
Woeas ia.,M,, ~ a,a - ~. oe.e'ea ~ sae
%nni1 hsve I.c,red .be in+n,ircrsr ~ + tTs TX
l-caiiou Ess uuhtBttxtinC il p:pEouurin uutrae
th=t part Of the story whtrh sta ca that Ju3sez Is
q roM9 Iof !ne tMtt sta.ea'
NJ. Cnsi oles, tos p1e6tI1 JEase A1vocAIe3oi
Ine NV! p. uspss.9u11., 81, VII suceseo ~. y: ..
t r!u a. e. Easad net. ~. ~ ,ae1e1 ~ ~
ers;of has nos yet oeea A1eo apua. Ms. soho
M. ,,t,,e,a,, " ,sr.a s1ni ~ somnnctnn
..SIs t X istp ~ ptH. s..sa.ssr IT,.
rIr.ton Iii 49,. ~. Tr.ra-t,r-,t ~ ~ -, ~
JntSN Wal 4ea'e %Ae 0et '1A'as VI .Ae As' "
G.orr,a b., ,..a,, d,rta.s ,r., f,,- co,,,rt,or
districts Mts.,.sinn, 9.tn tt-an M Tcq.s inta
two. >'
North ind Hest .tnce ~ ~. ~ osIa X, .bt:
humhc4 nearly n1y thoussnd 1s.nt nj West ~ 'AA7
ty rtusncd to Wa.hjnsian ~ 49, AZ pas
along the suuth Atlantic Cos:t. ' '0@*
Large IumbcEs Of discharged Fo,unteera IRE en-,
listing N the regular army, which IL ranidlF Alipr
, 1865-06-09


The grand old 9Th corps which ha. pattieipa I'D
II pctrly evey battle fought on Virginia soil du-
ring the last four years, parsed along Penn
ss.rrn.a avcpue to+5sy in zevicw, ocfoss President
Jobpson and his Cabinet, Generals M:aae, Hant
Merr, s!ocuu, aud ho.t Of Matof aud btgt taisf 1
GeEe1ais. THIS corps eaycd Wsshinsion lsla t5au = ,
nne yesr aro, hut an sorry to say, today, that
Washington exhibited little ezthu:lssn over the
march 81 its eHylors through her E:xeets. Thc
whole aflss was shamefu!ly tame and The soldiers
Ire uniy three Western reeiments u the Gsh
Co,pe, Viz: The 116th: 1874 and is5th @ Dhlo
who src attached to tho I'd OHIO lrtRade 50 d!yls-
fornerly Of the 1lth. These three rcetmctts,
which originally numbered n2wards OF three
tooutaud men. to dsy paraded only one t4onsand.
hsyire lost seven hundred and ninety. four men
since ihe Wildernes. b.tur. The other regiments
hove aiso LOST heavily. Af1er the zeylew the
corr eorps rel returned 10 camp On the Virginia side Of
fhs PoeDu1AC.
, 1865-06-09

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trioune.l
CISc1xSA11, June s.
In the Satioual Homeopathic 1nshtute to-day.
papers were read Ms follows: " Dy 8. r. Beck
viii, u. D.. o1 the Microscope; By Dr.. G. D. Beck
With, On Compound n'slces.,ou oi Loss Bones;
ty Ds VIZ. T. Heimuth. on Surgery by Psof. E.
4. Hale, on Aedico.botanical Study, very inter-
fstipg dissertation" resolution offered py Dr..
fIb1e 10 apE1fpt co mmtt:e Of ten to investigate
the bods Of conducting the business of oharm4-
q 10 the United $;tates With an amendment oder>d
By DR.. Rntt fa have the cpmulttce report plan
tor correcting The the evll in Homeopathic paar-
macy wefe laid on the fable. It was uEce1 BY
utn bal :hc method Of preparing homeopathic
Hell. n. Of ST. Louie, IVES appointed ot,tor for
thr +; = annual meeting, Percy Wilson, Vi PhIla-
de'pbs 4lternate.
Pa, Il. int Wedncsday in June, 1885.