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, 1865-06-27
4 NOTED Gu-rllla IS Mustered 0Hts'-
Ghasr, Capture and killing o1 jim
IaekMuY1e

4 Noted Gp-rIlIa IS maaseFed Out
Ghasr. Capture and, Killing Of Jim
Jackson. 49,. 1
Mention has been cade in the public press
Of the surrender at Columbia, one cay q.
week, of the notorious jan Jackso9 ~ na4 tha;1 ~;
band Of cut~thsoats sEd robhe!s, and GA then
Iefns paroIed. on cdAdit1ou ct their leaving
the State, OF course they scattered fo1 PARTS
unknown. But the fAtc Of their leades, jacN.
son. Was then nigh its close. he Hat saot
hy party Of citizens near The io~no! s4nsa
Fe, In Monroe county, on Monoa3 last, LAY
my been captr.ed under the following cle-
cumstsnceB:
Last Sunday night one Of company q
militia hf MEXICO. in Audfatn county, named
Bullard. stole horse, and, ns re are inform
ed, deserted his company. Sunday morning
six men Of the militia started In pursuit OF
Bullard, and at a house some siz miles north
west Of Meslco they learned that two men
had stayed IN barn near BY. Saturday night,
leayfus carly On the morning Of sunday.
The militia boys mediateiy started In pnr-
suit. thinking they had struck the trail ot
Billiard and perhaps his companion IN crime
Some five mites aWay, a. the house Or Mr.
learned that Two men answering the descsap-
lion Of the fugitiyes had taken breakfast,
repre- scntinS themselves to Mr.. Y. ~ castie
dealers. The boys pushed on at a swift rate
ofspeed, keeping well On the track Of thelr
| cstne, until they reached the town OF Florida.
/ ID Monroe comfy, where their horses becama
=! exhausted, and the pursuit. Tas g.yen up :oo 5
/ lumber Of armed citizens, who. determined
! to run doTn and capture the fusfaves. It
| rcnrse. Of the pursued had changed toward
fhe southeast, ind when this WIS tnilT ascer.
! tuiped, they pnt their horses to best
epeed, which, late IN the evening, b1onght
| them IN with the objects oftheiF search, who
were captured without fight, each hoTeyer,
opinion, until the capture Was etIesled, taat
they In pursuit Of Billiard. What was
their surprise On learning that they were IN
| nossess1on Of the corporeha essence Of James
jackson and James Farley, the reckless dsse-
devils who lad go long been = terror
to citizens In Howard, n.;,i Kanaol6n, asa
point where they were oyertaEen
Vas T In tie northwest corner Of Pike
county. The prisoners were Eecurcd, aad
the patty started on their. return. The7
r.ached the town Of 8anta Fe, where TIC CIT
zens. learning who were the prisoners, de'
mandea that they be surnmasily dispatched
/ formed they must die. The Intelligence
seemed to taye but little effect upon them.
Jackson remarked, II waut blave men to
shoot me. II must die, let 1t not be By the
hard If 8 coward. am b.aye man mfsaf,
and let nc be Killed By one." Few ani shorl
we're tho prayers they said They died, .
many others had By their hands, uushrivsn1o
thtir slns- :,
ed from bourbon county: Kentucky. The.
| were cndearoring to reach Illinois.
BulIard, who stole the horse, Was torme'l!
pepitenee and desire to reform. he was I'D
| mitted into the militia company, which ht
, 1865-06-27
Fire at CIeyelEnd-Two Men Burned
to DeRths'
rn.... H. ~ -, nInr,;3 IYora1j aft},


TIE alarm Of fire at halEpast twelve o'clock
this moln1ng, was caused By the burning Of
q wooden building on Merchant Avenue, Uut-
Te,sity Heights. L terrible feature Of the
ccn1ag1at!on, Was the burning Of two young
me who lodged In The building. Th4lattee was
owned by d German carpenter. NAMED F.
Messe, and the victims were tnslors. who oc-
cup:ed the flont part OF the building aa .
shop. Their names we're Jacob Merloch aud
Hatinan Beatty. The inmates Of tAa house
consisted Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mcsse, their two
little girls, md the tailofs. The whole fau1-
liz were up as late as halEpast ten. The FIRE
broke cut at abont twenty minutes to twelve,
aud is thought By Mr. 1fesse to bare been
the work Of an ineepdfary. It seems to have
sprefd with anazing rap.dity,. as, when arst
discovered, one entire side Of the building
was In flsmes. At that time Messre, Meriocn
andBeasty were observed lying In bed 1nosssop'
less, but apparently unhnrt. Great c1et.
t!ons were made to rxtlicate them, but
wi'hou. avail, as the great volume Of fire,
coupled with the fierce heat, precluded near
Approach. It is thought that the uen were
easlY stlaled with smoke, which prevented
them from either making an outcfy, Or from
attempting to Escape. The two victims were
unmarried men, and were aged respectively
twenty-five and th1rty-tlge years, Mr.. Mcsse,
In lis efforts to rescue them, bu-n hia hands
severely. 1lrs. Messe and the children were
saved,
, 1865-06-27

- u,H.,v r. NJ:
a4nca Oi4e1s e 'cs..sns- .Su 4. o, NJ. Captain
Gapsain =. - apnr."kktFt' pn kt' o. =
epeIn'au' ~ a. ,,c.nv
-: 1iRsT AA'SA{n Ee.{n. rov,nsnafnr,
Brtxsdler General ChA, Hm1If: fsnt LAM o.,
Cspf. EhaS. heynoias, =. q. 1irnf. n q. Merton,
Nichols, ffofesT @SrTma H., S1inTsn. Aide de-.
AIDE oecsMp AnHs. 1an pirkrf DfIcer: Lieut..
eamps e1.. =. M1 X ~ X i,eut. 3. il. Put.
f,Ssta.5s I, ensttcr.
IN S,srmrin. Hreyet Brig. Gen. C. Ftstc11ld..
ss.S ff,iNnis Eeut. col, John 0. Duer.
sief I,Inniss i1enk col, 4. y. Pearson.
on.h ii,ine1s Rrevet Brir.- Gen. J. Z. Pfou5at-
ooo1 4n'' e...,,-s nr,n.ny =
skeosu :, sn1ea 49,, commanding.
Big. Zen: Aopeft d seo..., IIeuts j. II.
Lieut. =. Min3s .g1 = Hstn.1 3. C.: tnat
N ii. trsne' BRIGADE Inspector lIens; =, z.
Nreiow. 4. 4, O.. Capt. E. e. Mutt, ft.ses on
CT. - "
ID Ohm. 1deut- Col. uss1y III laon.
6Hsh Ohlo, L1eur. Col. g. F. Wil!is;
,Tth ohio, i,reret Bhg.-Gen: j: l. Nnes'
fStb W,tco1sin. Bt!g.-Gen. A. g. MaHo7-
pth lf1tYcss, MsIoI Wm Padnn:
FOURTH Dlf1olos.
u,s, "a, ww ". Belkuap, commanding !
CHI. O. u. Kin:map, a. a. a; Gen As3ps Ca4s
d. Brush, Div lnep.i Capt; Geo. I.1S.s M,sof ~ =
Sub; Capt. J. UeiF1n. n a. Z; 4;n1.- PfcErt ON
Herbert, 4 +. r. ~, EsR'' p a5s.r.,nD :1fe1t.
ger; L'ent, ". ~. te9assn, ,..on. a. f,eurItR. n.
, 1865-06-27
17TH CORPS At LOUISVILLE.
j Magnificent army.
LIT or ReGjn1cnts-The noys 1rupa.
Iient Tor Discharge.


[Fssm the Louisville Demo esat, ssl.]
A few dpys after the review this corps ito
gether with tile old 14th:and 15th) were Or
aeru ~ ~ n.f,9,nora ana nhin rafl1oa3 IN Par.
ilg ine bAtamota atH .,su @ +hcnca ~ nr
sefs s,aa1n3na,s 'a ta1 IonisyIlie @ Thcy are here
tie Nesbn.s pike. about four miles from our
iaens i n,1 - .a1,rd ,de r. tbc 15;h armT so,ns
wI,l aIsn ann1r to them. VIZ They do ar
ntn saeg app'5 s,o ti,s,r o1d home onre
aensas nS usH III n,,ecreai ce1 IL nnnn a,mnst
snd nd ! you ~ who bsTe eharec Of ibis matter, to
eiye these old veterans some 81 sign as to hoy =.
The service. .iuu,.,..a ~. IA ,usox,h, h,s
Upon Their heac9H1ssts agG X ~ aa,ns
the names Of the oatTes m "a'ca 'ne Go!ps
participated, Fiz: Shiloh, siege OF Goflnth,
coEfnth, luka. Fost 0loso1* hsymonnn ntc. snck-
sen, Champion Hills. flcksours. Nelaolant
Kcncsaw Mountain, Ntcka)ack Gfeek, At
lonta, Joncsboro. Savannah, Poc9tallso,
attn1i3,. attslG ntssr. nns .nsntnnrislee -
Thr fnIInw;nr ia The organization Of the
corns. ~ . 4'''o"A'' - '1'
er'pa , ,,..u =. .,,,,.,a;,,. rtrr,.
~: Meh, = o.pr, ~ tTTa Z tVarr. 4 "a.
~ 1tan, Ia cn; 81 II Jofi Cb,sf ousrtsfmastsr:
fse,f C:ol. b, II W Mills Comiuigsaiy Subsistence;
ftert En1 ! Ii BonrSeT,. Medical Drector
i1enf mi. n. r. EIYby, Picket O1lcef: Msf, L,
Thomnt1ns afnfor Atte.de camp: Hreyet Msi
I: 'siste' A1de de camp; Cant. WIN. uen|Y,
snt;rn 4fac ersmn. Mtt Fred Welker Chief Il
tssaf " ss I:sesi, RR:s:s:, %.::s.
Eop- =; i" inessrE 'chtef Enrineer. Csnr n VI
H... G. Y o,',n1sss-v Mnsters: Iapt s. sm1ih
neafna5cs 0ti,ccf; SUR. j. Cooper. Atstetsn''
Medical Director; Capt. E. T. Ellis, Hea3quartes
Qua1te1mastGr. - =
FIRST DIVISION.
r,,.r,, a,s, Inv N u. Force. Commanding
p.arst III : < Adams. A. i. g.; Mai. q. @
,, .,nI,,,a.nrr r. Snht,sterco :L,rnt r. &
hhs4ogg' hagg' IGmS a;as ~ csmo. caot. Iibert Kcoiue
n;x,s,nn fnsnfc.or: t,pt E, D. Boyd. d. q. ii,
NV C1 ~ X lYnotd. pirIet Oficer; Capi, Nm. Ii
SGap.' nst = raw MnstaT,: Eap d. ii F.rnnhsr
LETT ss.n AisL SoN mrs.. c.nt. fWm Hcimst1eet
, 1865-06-27
WhtrQab Grlbm11es


rFor the Chicago Tribunal
LIFT THE LOYAL FROM AHE EusT-
IT E1111Ax c. WILLIAMS. y. p.
Lift the loyal from the dust;
Give hIu manhop3's uobIest trust;
Tho despised above all other,
Heas still Thy weaker brother.
ne hts tssted all the psIn.
Wore for thee the clarking chalu;'
W.4t.rg, Ii his b!ttsz aoErow.
For the eun!ight cf the MORROW.
When the lItted thu7ders fall,
Thou vert breathless--could'etn not tell
In the whItlwiud wh4t Wopld be-
lie in chatna .puke cheer to thee.
IN the thunder4 70 appalling,
In the red 1slu Gercely falling.
SPOKE T1ice for you and me:
s.Rlsf! my brother, thou art JFet!''
"Drop thy chAin and seize the s15reI
Bare thine srm In freedom's labort
Clpthd to day With holy trust,
Szsate the master to the duati''
Though the singing storm OF battle,
Through the lcadcu death ball rattle.
Foremost In the charging van.
SeeJour sreaktr brother mani
uehas dar"d the fagot-ha1ter,
Glad to aleep on Fteedonta altat,
That his brother might be nee
When the sttife should c.ase to be.
What the 1oasteE lost be tcon;
An his chstus must be undoae.
And, In 1nanhond's g'orfous ptlde.
Stand hts brother side By etde.
In the tEickett OF the nght-
- He has earned frclnsn's Rights
In the hour Of 5ook need.
a. He sserped IN your plsce to b!oed.
True, he has dusky huc:
But his Atart Is loys1-true.
He viii well repay the trust,.
II 5ou lift him from the dust,
Meek him not With but tho name;
Gi7e him all he vel msI clatm;
Honor dvelss not In the skin,
Manhood nn@y s1ttcga within.
Lin tty brother from the dust;
Give h,.r manhood's q noh.est trust;
Ssye him Who waa true to thee q.
Let hlm reap h!s victory.
| SoBIr Co., IND. Juns sa. 1866
, 1865-06-27
Tf1E Ppun OF ENGLAND.
Terrible Picture Of Dasx1tnlon III
r .RffIlsh f10mess :

f1o1don Correspondence Of NcT Yors Ttst1ne.}
As an instance Of how much retotm Is
needed ard Of hoy 9ush saesc s0,n
let NE return to subject OF Fh ch ! nave
spoken heretofore, the condition Of tha rus
tic poor In Englagd. Apropos OF the phen
Cha1geRbil1ty Bill" the one valuable measure
Of the session, which aroused 80 macn nos
ti],ty on the part Of thc. Iory saeies .,nr nante
let Of 500 Pages by DR.. Hunter, cast among
an elaborate and faithful report upon sgn:
cultural homes, from which take the 1oi~
loving editorial condensation W the ~
Grdph: to which paper and report !s mainiy
due thel foregene success O. tne osii. .,,,sr AZ
.luons:
homes Of all sorts, and describes the manner
Of life of ntarly e5,0m among the 1aboring
population. And first for the ''houaes'-
ihose homes, crowded ted sa and sns%sa., dsgan
Tie bucolic poor Of England. Lord Leicester
wns cemplimented once upaa the completion
Of Hulkhom. but be said, With fepentaut
tJutf,, 81 an The Giant Of Glant Castle, and
hare cat up all my nelghbors." "Who lsmy
nejgbbor 81 las been answered "Where ls
| he E' is the question asked By this blu. "He
| Is" replies Dr.. Huuter. "huddlcd into bowels
~ uPsu pai,susas " - ~ .int.r
towns, pretty TO pa1nt On Rsoup " pMtu.
esquc mo!dinese, Rltu 5el!oM aut s1s.n
lichens aud fpnst en- lne ruols sn9 Natls ~
ugly to tnyest1gste. Wehs ana CLOSETS, i1 s,d7
BY Eide. st1nking Pndoies az sne tnIesaoi4,
and eodden filth, bretd'nS tsSsf qp aoa a9Ne
whole rows and ss;ects, a.e tne lSataTes aa'
luxury with there exists we'll and closet.
There arc many localities Wnete me oa'ss. ~oalsa
fight for water At some 1onl pcna OF Wheezng
pump, aud "9ere lne necessities ot nasute
are performed as inc catsle perform taeM'
Inside, for Thousands OF our Iaoofcrs.
are the same Fights or worse. :. I9ete
are s1ngte- ehambercd houses falace
Yard IN BigglesWade has eight OF them al.
together-the hoors in holes, aad snakea
with the min that drips through the tlithy
thatch; with ladders Tor staircases; W1naows
that won't open styes, not houses n iaes
as at GaMbllngaF, described az most tn1s.
eralle," and Warrington. whcre for "ant Of
water the "exEctnblF dirt" -" Women told
DR.. Hunter we have been three days and
nights without T. eup Of tca." Fueplaces oi
bricks or stones. piled together as at Maiden
Newton s1x hundred people Rithouta closes,
IS at Low Piudhoe ana az scaton settle
msut Of EpGlieh human escatntes 80 unntief,
ably nasty l1at tns .aockof opse1Sts; ,;a1 nat1
countless geneEa!!ohs o. Eohnets 1aa AaQlea
eggs thete, ths odor eohia not have riraled
[ 1Eac OF lied Ro".' 1n e0mersetshLrc, COT
tage GCois arc 1escEibl with holes dug In
them. that the inmates, when they sit down,
! NAV "put tbeir legs somewhere" G+eAt Bow.
, 1865-06-27
Gttp Rottces.
FOR a SCHOOL

Of11oX q TN BoAm 0Y PTNLIu WoKkh,{
CuJcAac, Jnct eth, f2ss. !
r. .A1ed p1rppsnls will bs received by ths Boafd o1
Puel.c Htrtt u1su II .. NJ MontsY. JLY8i for ths
sTc. onsis Ssao2i cS!SnE T. plssaGs Sts ~;
81 GhlcsRo Sgcnue. accazdinx 70 pa14 md specifics
tlons or n!d II tse ONCE of tue aoeeh;
Ir3pcGsls will. be sde .ra+ly {oE Tbs c1tstoua
II, lhe m.lon 70 u. painting and xiazin4, aud
1cr tie iin.r nTk. respe uytly .
HsyI eats WILL be s1Ads for the ~otk d1ne 1ro1 tlf
to time 80 II crcE within Is per cent OF lta
vplne, sEd fnN payment tn Its satisfactory cou2le.
uba.
I9opoaals will be actreased to tia B5xrt of Iuoltc
Fork accompanies By the usual SOD bond. !o,
tpFtea ErppC4Aa {o1 EnrAthNa NoIK fof 0khE-W33f]
III schcol hcn,e.' The poud rcaex7t tar rEht % 10
Jet suy al bids. Ind 3ld E1i be 4ecepsed utsesi
the p1r offering 1t gtTt1 ert3asca sAt1tRt o = "a
hIe and res,Ansibia, J, T. GlNDELE,
FRED LIZ,
O. u. RbBE,
$41fhfAY 10f B444d OF PRaltc WORKS.
, 1865-06-27

TERRIBLE AFFArR-A Son SUooTs HIS
Mor1ER.-We have been told TINT young
shops, shot his mo:hcr yesterday aflesnt on
II stems that the youne man recently mar:
r;ed, and that the mother Was much opp .sed
to The step. A. the time Of ths terrible affair
Ehe vi upb,aldipg ber son ID regard thereto,
when, in j TT OF rage, he drew q revolver and
shot her Though the head, fnhlctlosa mortal
story ne are unable to Sly.
, 1865-06-27
THE IPFFR nISs1SSIPPI.
Health onG Wealth Factx-LUuabet
nttlls and ~ ater CuFes.

Travellers In q great measure overlook the
fact, in their search for health and pleasure,
that no part Of cur wide spread country has
tnrer atmosphere or more beautiful scenery
tran that portion which borders the Upper
mississippi. This should be better under
stood By those seeking summer resort,
whs1e comfort and health ore the primary
Objects sought. It is conceded that no cu-
mate affords more iny1goratiDg qualities or
rssesses nofe foca for The lungs tban does
that of Minnesota Tae clear, bright, eunny
Days Ct summer make one feel as though 10
weather in winter. With its braelng qualities,
is far superior to the winter Of this part Of tho
country, either for health or pleasure
The rapld1ty with which that State Is Set
t1cu, giTes assurance Of the richness of Its
so11, and the immense wealth o. It's forests.
nIsA an immense amount Of lumber. In the
Mississippi alone. above the Falls Of st. An
tlony, are Dear three hundred mllllons Of feet
Il logs, which fo1m raft or floating bridge
oycr eesen miles In length; betug enough to
1att the three hundred and sfxty-sfx saws In
the vicinity Of The falls, running night and
day, sor thre years aud yet this Is but q
email portion Of the logs ready for the saw.
From this fact can be judged something Of
the proudctiyeness ofthe Minnesota pineFles.
Among the celebrated places OF resort, In
that region, are the Falls Of st. Anthony and
Allure re1aha, Or the Laughing R0EtFe-~ne
Lakes Harriet, Calhoun, Minra1onka, Sc. All
OF these have peculiar charms, and benuty
which attracts those foEd Of tho imposing and
gsnnd in nature.
The Water Cure, located near the Falls Of
st. Anthony, is doing q good business-hay-
Ing between one hundred and fifty and two
hundred patients, with prospect Of double
that number within the next month. Among
the patients are some dozen from Peoria, in.
c1ualrg tie Rev. D. II. Reed and family
also, the Rev. Ar. 3fckafg, formerly Of this
city. We understand thai several more Peo-
1,a families are to leave for that place in a
feW days. THE Institution Is uuder the
charge Of R. T. Trail, II. D., Of New York
city, and II. Ncyfns, II. D. 1t is said that
six hundred persons can be aecommoda.
| ted at this Institution at one tims. As a
| pleasant resort for an invalid, either In sum-
| mer or winter, nc presume there is no place
presenting greater Inducements than thIs,
! II persons from our region must seek some
| coojjrr place during the summer months,
| The Upper Mississippi, no doubt, Possesses
| superior Inducements to almost any o.het
locality to Gull them in that direction. Sara.
| toga does not posstss half the interest that
Minnesota dees, aud as for the heatlpg quail
| ties Of its waters. they are inferior, though
| better known than those we have right at
hcme. Fashion, however, regulates these
| thtnga. A visit to the Thousand Island p
| IN the st. law1auce, Is not as romantic or IL,
| T1go1at4ng, and trip to Lake Superior
| though roseces;ng more grandeur and variety
| cannot be more pies SAINT and profitable. Com
mend us to the Upper Mississippi route fot .
| summer excursion.
, 1865-06-27


1t the recent Faneun Hall meeting in
Boston Henry Ward Beecher concluded his
speech with the following sulogy Of Sccre-
tary Stanton:
II wish also to say one other word. II
there Is a man that FIRST and last, through
on. this struggle. has stocd upon simple
ptirclples, has 1abored in behalf Of liberty
ard lived for lis BEHALF 1t Is that strongest
ard most 1ion.llke mar Of our tunes, Edwin
n Stanton. [App'ause.1 Hs has been the
power, the central force, and from the very
iiyst bis foresight and hiudsight have been
principle, principle, ptitc happer to
know that VIC IRE indebted to E1Vin IL.
| Ytanton more than to any Thousand men iu
this Union for the Organization Of colosed
nen Into regiments Of soldiers; giving a1l
his thought. skill and influence through
every proper channel to secure for the col
cred men CT the South those rights which
God gave him. We oue lit to be trne to our
etlycf, speaking everywhere ~ you arc speak
| Ing lere, and We shall gain another
, 1865-06-27

lhose Rho ATE compelled 70 breathe tho unnhtufN -
uosphe1e Of such piaees aaoaI sustan tho Atreay1a
of :he EEand Of ths aittc! IS thas otko
a1d SKIN uapAbe Of resisting tho enect ot hsd II.
apd d{ Iopt1 changes from heat to cold.
, 1865-06-27

TIE EEXT sroRY Is KxIlTLEp
THE CUBAN HEH{E55s
oK,
OLD HEPsIpAE'9 EEcREI!
1hf- l. ftctn tbe mn four highly kU1ed coatribn.
tor, Ntsa. MARY KYLE DALLAS. and IL. beyond
uues lor. this ut tsi1 Ehths1 written 1t
81 fnI Of love and myaerY. an1 poss -ssea = chxrm
Whirh cR2unt iatl TO IEsCinae al who 11Y te211t.
, 1865-06-27

War.Ant n tlcA 4nd p=rnacent cura n nice easea
ont Of ten Of sit chron.c decatn dss*ses OF etas
SCI, which haze seen given pp by othes rhEEe1aas,
Hig Rrest ,pece.s In curing ecect o. log 6au ling
s,lscsse& whether hereditary otherwise. cns.tes
him to tne fullest confidence Of tbs public: The
Doctor extesCa invitation t. II. who arc a:n.eted
n rsf xnc hnve 4 ref1QnHl fnterFlaR, Gee c1 &lXe
Su letters copt.inin1 stAup wilt ba pro 1ry &nsEef
e. patten,e IN tho co1Asre hA.e ni-dicin. 1snl
shfm br ra1i sectFe from obte;T atfon, By descHuf
7hA4f tiaaAH1 ann 4AAt!ck eee.
The ou,s AAble r'ev,1t:ive for ladies' usetc1t f1
ary AddEc.s Price $40
6nc4 I, q r,1lors. l53 and ! - s71th Es-ta t!.;
IshinAnn = f.--tcyl G..
, 1865-06-27

The never f.f1!nx DE- kAfHAEa. y the best. He
-uppoeeds whta al othE17 hare faica = Wo ata u
trouble AL who nave been unfortunate ~ wnosel ona
hops hsTe been dilappontea crushed saa Glsa5sd ~
III who hAvE born daceivtd and II ted With k 70 70
him for advice md to gs. aat4tAc,ton hs mskes 5op5
n1 sE.x se sk "a "a is sS2t.Ss a
nofts xnd Fuu!nss- al who T. unubt of ahe saoe
Hons 81 ihosc THY lore censat ME- e Es!;eye ~
sA;ix5 thei, scGa xnd 70 aaf ont g TIER ~
Ts:m hapea 1stu b realized La love ata;5i be aeyE r.
sa Hsnes tb< secret ot winning Il Acec:locs o. tEe
onroeite seq. He EoideA the stak!e 70 wtaHa9 9no
hanpy ran111aSe, and makes the married hepp1., II
sid aud advice h4s been solicited 70 "a
sIances and the rosnt hes l.ays betan ntpeoy III
nEoT ron the likeness Of u fatuse hnsban1 Or w
ne rsn Iu,Ae ron 70 wta.ih4 thilAeoEe ano aonot.
TIoplRns Of eood raan who were a11 1n
successful in their busness1mtn Nno ~oIKsH
fhe greater part or tnetr i.v"s ana who foana tne
ore they tried 10 eet forward te the Roro ne ofc
ThinRs went against them. AL those Eho H.se!T POI.
ioVea DR. RAPEAEL's adv1ce are nov ttea ns7ry
Who rgt blinded by prejudice anc tEnoraScs negleG.,
inE his edy:ce esn s laooFink AEIanst Adstaty ~
noyGty. C1nsn tattous t6.r1ctty rs7FaE asd coan,
Dental dAF. tRundsys r1cepted irn1 70 q H g
,sa ~ xs Il - I'D shis FTsnian taieaeo naols IA
fsion fe. 81 y ineos.nx lon fsqt s;aTpes ~ ~
70 Al xnp 2sc IN deicAte heh1th. sno Voc i8as
Am ar4 .npssenes 1ssxs1s tns@ o xax az
y1n1rrllILT By lcttG.. u they tnclose 81 -
Consultation Frs In each lettes. Al tstte!a EosaMn
nirarpna nAt 4nteEy3ev1 Atscuy prsFA.t aoQ coz
1asnt14 Eo saEeT v ee Exse 70 rs e @a1es @a1s
ii ie1tes7 as ioiiov1: DA HAPaARs- Foss onsss Rs
G2s3. Ch:e4so. M l::.s4ss.s
, 1865-06-27
R.l,roaaR Time Table,


cu1cAoo AID xoR1awEsEssS-DEFozc coz. WEST
wA11H AND kNHx
D,, sr,.,s,.. t9s 9ss*s; Z: Is ~ r.
s.55ss,!,s S'5as h asso:s,sdi ~ r..
woodstock AccoE... -: eEWp: n. .oaoas III
.Fal.un aat Csd4z Rapids. sso n. :a9P' E:P =, n
Es:ten ,1a ,ad Das;:i;s 81 = n. r. n n
go1a soex{o1a ind md so7 I:7:r.. ~ :: r 13S:
Geae7a md Elsin:.::::;;,:; s@p;n. so"E'
u pssfoss E1p1sss. ....~......tssop.m ?. n. lsD p. n.
Detroit rEfBs E1Rstss: fat s;laa:a ' saa { e a
Morning Expfers, 500 3 r. s31:eo II.
EEhi ExpTs:l. .fe1sg.E. e s.: :!7;.1:
WSM7Ah soE-HEHE-pRcT ocM3a saa Ao3Aa
M MEisnins Ez9rass...... tase r.:,. sfsn s;s:So = =
Night p11.o.. ;;r.n1 4sxa:. +: w.
S'ahs Rsi IT. 3diisa 'sS1 ). z. etttg :. n.
~, E115ssuaa rsns "afSs 10 .n p ea'1:sS
E3sa!es k1nis:;, dsty ~ .t'3sS 1'3sSR. =
EEcinnaa E1P.ess..... tS3 a u. TEXT tx p n
;ssnnx:ts.o FL R9,9srRse:.a rs.:ra; 3: z.
1esys Ftsts6urg.... eo0s.r. ta5p.9. SDp.a.
a.nstsSs;E; s E% E:9: 80 sss. &c sa L. a,@:
ii ,e,s Pc. soeoaa seP.T.
,n,,,5s,., i: 'Ha7 p:as. i&'ss g. "a
Baltimo9s.... 4sp.1. 9:eo Az l2:aa Pm
Warrington. .10:tu p.N 1925 a.u e:1a pa
| Gate Cincinnati sae Chicago Atr-I Line Rai!wsy:)
| by kxpsess.. ;bm = n. S S:tW 4 U e.
Might E1pssea III IL a o-i:,i9e p
, 1865-06-27

In order to guard Against dangerous tu3osttons Ut
pubic zequessed to take eapec! note Of tho neae
fully engraved proprietary STAMP. through which ~
Government Of tho United etates ot1c.altY auIheAf
Gates every botila Of HCSTkTTKR'3 BfrTKRs. TN
shield, thrown b7 taa Government oyef the pfopas
tors and pnbltc, for tter joot protection il p2ca&
consp1cuoul1y se.oas ths cork and over tbs neck a
Zach hottle and earnot tal to st1tke tho eys of ~
most casual opaer7er. Morning that purporta to b
HOsTETrKH+s BITTKRs sAn na genuine un1eas ~
stauup Is thert-
It l. AIso proper to l,ato hat tha BITTEs ~ sasS
exclustyely In glass. and neve under any c1eosass
BY the 1al1on OF tho barrel imoosso1s aad 1mss
tnss s,e abrosa .nd tha ouly astegusrd the Duhta
hayp zxatnst them Il 10 see thAs tho Hs&fs kaeJ -
bear the engraved labtl and nosa Of band o. aasA
uostattez Smith, md tho stamp aooTs mnaet*A
, 1865-06-27

kuicAao Jun. q =. 1879 {
vbe.css, the Common Iou1cl Of tho city Of Chr
cAto s Orcetfd 1hAt Vine stree. ta fx'e3ccd from
tsIrt tent northern te-nEea Widow Et1eer, oltfa
Ettth Of 80 - 1RD f2et
Nos, therstsd public notice u aeteoy given 70 an
Raa5d Pucllc work ~ MO; At Boom No. is. in
ttt Ecule In fnid ctv en- the 19f day OF July
lie dau4Ess th1t vii 4;n"d rtha oeosat cnn-
set teE ,h-r With the COTS Ct tho tc2e by
sad Cqpten ofh1ed 4nctoyc1uelE
ht grcfrs! descfttiou of tie lsld to bt condemned
IL The ~ea - 1890 Me' Of uo Of nlne 49, ard the
tsSt II 71V Eext 20. Of tho Gun
al The aast hslf q lot one a. OF block one ~ Q!
fsic-s AddNluu to Ehlcs1 j. &. afNDRLE,
~~ FERD LKIz.
, 1865-06-27
ON BOARD OR OCEAN rRsmERn

Packe. shps sad 1erchant ren. Il .esa,ssly eh1.
red the best known preventive ol, and remedy ~
a cases whern sNch an aceht Is required. Sea a.
t.tn., rhen bound to hot and uAl2Eion1 c11mate r.
ltores They Of opntoa thai, lortide4 b. such s
anl5ote. e saicr has little To fea< nom coaas taye6