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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-10-26

CTTUMW IOWA.

. OMwA, lowe.
On Tuesday, the 25th October. 1854 the Sisters Of
thevisitaton opened Academy for the instruction
of young ladies, in all the branches of Thorough
English md Classical education, including insruc-
tion in German, French, aud Latin, Crayon and
Pencil Drawing, Painting n Oil and Water Coiors,
with lessons Vocal Music and on the Piano, Harp,
and Guitar, also in all kinds Of Needle work.
1he site of Ottumwa n pleaeaut and healthy, be-
ing situated the beautiful Des Moines. For gran
dear and subliuity .he scenery OF the surrounding
country is surpassed by few places In this or any
neigh ring State. The communication by railroai
renders the Academy easy OF access at all seasons oil
the yea.
Although but recently established In this place,
yet other Institutions of the Order have existed and
fourished through ont the length and breadth Of the
land since 1893, when the first Academy OF the ST.
tatfon opened at Georgetown, d. g., since viii ch
time they have enjoyed reputation exceeded by
none In the country.
The sisters Of the Visitation although protesting
the Catholic faith will all times respect the rel
gious belief of their pupls-no discussion upon these
matter being permitted. Special attention will be
given to the morals and manners as we'll as the
The scholastic year is divided into four terms of
eleven weeks each-conmencing LIST September. and
closing the 18th July. Dnring the year there win be
four examinations semiannual report rs trans
mitted to the parents OF each young lady giving an
account of her proficiency In her studies.
At the end Of each month the pupih will be as
sembled in Che presence OF their teachers, and
report made Of their p.ogress In their studies,
to shs ~ .s
selyes IN their respective classes no we'll By,
emplary cor duct, will be awarded by the Superior
To give ease Of man ners, well as to contribute
to the impro vement of the young ladies, Musical
Society is formed composed of those who learn
Music, either vocal or Instrumental. At the end Of
each quarter this society win give Csucert the la
dies of the institution being prese and to which pa
rents ofpupils invited. ,. s.
To contribute to the exact observance Of rules and
polite and anna bic department, the young ssdies
ase divideS fnto two circles. Grown and Gold
Medal is arded to the first in the senior circle;
Crown to me first in the junior circle.
Letters written received by the young ladies
are examined by The Superior previous to delivery
, 1865-02-08

Horrible massncre By Gueril1aA-
T11Irty-flye Colored Soldiers MUIR.
dercd-Efght More Dangerously
Wounded.

From the Louisville journal, s0th.1
4 drove Of Government cattle. about nine
hundred head, was On the way to this city
yesterday from Camp Nelson, guarded By
eighty negro soldiers detailed from various
regiments: The day being cold and no danger
straggle along -by themselves, while their
officers stopped to warm at various houses
on the road. One-ha1f Of the command
marched in front Of the cattle while the 9TH
er portion kept In rear Of the drove. The
cattle and the guards were not get out Of
las, headed by the desperate Golfer, dashed
into the town. Three Of the negro officers
where loa1ng In the tavern at tho time, but
they succeeded In making their escape from
the outlaws.
The guerilas robbed the citizens Of the
place Of goods amounting to about twelve
hundred dollars, when they started in pursuit
of the negro troops guarding the cattle.
They were not long In oxsrtaking them. as
the citizens of Simpaonville, soon after their
departure from the place, heard. rapid firing
down the road. In about half an hour the
guerilas returned, loaded down with booty,
md stated that they had killed twenty-five Of
the negroes. They gave no further explana-
tion, but moved off in the direction Of Shell
byville. a gentleman who was Detained at
simpsonyille by the outlaws. nfter they were
out Of sight resumed his journey toward
Louisville. Not more than half mile this
side Of the village terrible scene was pre-
with blood, and the dead bodies of negro SOL
diers were stretched ont along the road.
1t wat evident that thu guerillas had dashed
upon the party guarding the rear Of the eat
tie and taken them completely BY surprise
They conld not hare offered any SERIOUS re-
slstancc, as none Of the outlaws we're eTen
wounded. It is presumed that the negroes
surrendered aud were shot down In cold
blood, Us but two Of the entire number es-
caped-onc Of them By eecreting himself be-
bind wagon, the other by running, as he
was met several miles from the scene Of
tragedy, wounded and nearly exhausted.
Thirty -hvc dead bodies were counted lying in
but cherry, yet the scoundreis engaged in
the bloody work shot down their victims
with feelings Of delight.
The cattle stampeded, and as soon as the
advance guard learned what was going on In
the rear, each Individual in blue made scam
Sue Mundy we're the leaders Of the murder
Gus gang. The outlaws we're but fifteen In
nun bcr, one Of them black econndrel, who
dbonsted, on the return Of the band to Simp-
sonvtl1c, TINT he Killed three Of the soldiers.
In making the attack the guerillas were only
armed with navy 1evolyers. After the whole
eale murder they took good care to secure
he negro troops should be held responsible
for the SLAUGHTER, For 1t Is certain that If they
had been with their men and enforced prop
cr discipline, the outlaws would hare been
whipped with case. II the soldiers Tad not
been straeg1ing, Golfer would never have ven.
tured to make the attack. A heavy respon-
sibility rests with some one, md VIC trust
that the facts of the case will be fully inqulr-
I'd into BY the authorities.
, 1865-02-08

report at Jacksonport, On the 18th January.
from the wording Of the order It Is inferred
the rebels do not expect majority of their
men to retun to their regiments tnasmuch
as serious penalties aIe Threatened In event
Of failure. 4 large number of deserters from
within The last two months, and their state.
mcnts generally concur in the story that all
Of the rebel forces west Of the Mississippi and
north of the Red River are fearful1y dcmornl-
ixed. One men of this class was quite strong
in his declaration that JEFF. Davis cannot get
tho fifth Of his troops on this side Of the river
10 Gloss 10 tho other side TO help Hood or any
growing up for several days between the
Legislature and the State Convention, which
bcdes no good hereafter to tho Radical party.
Tie convention has undoubtedly gone far
Tier than tho people supposed It would
special ls'SH T09k cut cut out a fRs con H1s
Tentfon was the immediate abolition
Of slavery and the disfllnchisement OF rebels.
Instead Of that the convention proposed to
remodel the entire constitution. The State
Senate foolishly passed an act calling new
convention to revise the work Of tho present
body, wheIeupon one Of the delegates in
the convention now in session intimated that
.thcy might exercise their, powers md wipe
out tue Legislature. OF course this remark
has widened the breach. Where It will end
nobody pretends to say. The conservatives
are in high glec.
There is another subject, however, On which
the ConGention and Legislature arc in per
feet harmony, and that Is the annihilation Of
the rights Of rebels, to the eamc extent as
loyal men. The convention has not only dis
franchlsed rebels but contl5cated their prop
erty, disqualified them from holding trusts,
and handling public money. The Legislature
has prohibited rebels from maintaining civil
actions in any Of the courts Of this State, has
enacted that service in the rebel army shall
be sufficient ground for wife to obtain 4 di-
loyal persons, male or female. from public or
private school teaching. If there Is any
other way Of furnishing rebels of either sex
unthought Of by the Missouri Legislature, 1t
would be curious to ascertain what 1t Is.
4 good deal Of fun had been caused by the
disgust and dislike Of the secession fashion-
miles towards the German portions of the
Opera. The most natural thing in the world
is that German should patronizo the Ger
man Opera, but the disloyal arstocrats for
get TINT and find themselves side by side With
Germans, whom they despise Us tho authors
Of the Camp jackson seizure, and whom they
ca! The murders Of innocent women and
children On that occnsion. Their remarks at
the Open were extremely offensive, bnt only
created laughter.
The 1e-opening Of the river has created
revival Of trade much needed and Immediate
II felt in this city.
The tota! sum raised by the sale Of the sanf-
tafy flour in this city, is upwards Of s, ,275.
It will so to Chicago If your Sanitary Fair
managers mike slight effort to procure It.
Mr.. Gridley makes no charge for his ex-
, 1865-02-08
Strange Story Concerning the Capture
of the Florida.


A Rio de Janciro paper Of Janunry 7th, has
an article ip1nntinr collusion ,between Minis
tor yvohh or5 t1,o Rroz;l;or anthor;t1eo -o,ord
.e1 Meoo1au ~ ~ T..s,.. a,,.. csf;1N
ing Ihe capture o1 Lie tAof1ua' 1hc louo~"
Ing IS an extract:
"The American Minister resident at this
court received instructions, Us we are assured,
tn ar,anoe with the Rrazf,ian povernment IN
-a e. .ha .aso-.,.-r ~ oe,+,,.;nr- ~. -
tesatu ~ tn9 - Hs:ssS,.s y. .ap11s VI ~
stroy1ng the Florida IN EnateEer Brazilian
port sha might be found. General Webb
snoke frankly To the MARQUIS d,Ahrantes. ex-
,,e;n,s+ar ~ fnrc,o1, afFa3ra md f,rrno1,T a.
A,aaaa tha+ ~ F1o-;da .ror,a ha can+rsoa ~ ~.
claIea tnat lne t1o.loA "oula oe captured or
destroyed IN whatever port OF Brazil she
might be found, even though the government
of the Union should afferward have tn rira
Rrazll oil the satiaiaction she mtebt demand =,
Pcrsnns of 1nncI, liberation haTe }nfd M 1hat
thav heord Eene,aI Weh1, msnt1on NY tha ~ taot f,at
a. sI'f atTona1is fhat he hod acGuantad I iles tbe
n.,.isau M;n}a+n- liz thn .sso1n1;1rn adon. .I
~ n ~ tha Washinetnn government and d1p that
e. y Ine III ~ aaa I'M
~ ~ Haa ~ naiaa.n ~ 80 rinr;da n suG ~ ~ s-
~ ~ - af ~ R,az;1 she n,@ht he fomn1 W. c,r.
polt u o4a1u 5uc u1oAs oe Aouu"' me saL
, 1865-02-08
IAM AMB7S
Knitting Machine.
THE NEW And CR0WH1NG TRIUMPH,

This Machine Hnits the heel and ugrtows of tho
complete: w1dens ard n9frpWs b. varying the NUN
bcr Of 1cops knits any desired sizs without remov
tEg eedlta, ou four loops forming cord, up to ts
tnlt capacity. OSEYARD plsin work in TkN MIN.
UTEs: Pntrso cosFtElE in hall an hour. Kniea
producing 6hawls Nubias, Breakfast Capes, Jackets.
Hoeda, Sachs Wrappers. drawers. C1mfo!ts. Leggtns
Smoking and Skating Caps, CrayAts, suspeadess
Lamp Wiek., Gloves, Attea.. &C. Al other ohncs
knit merely straight tuhe. into which the heel and
only py knitting tight and loose. and rcduco the nun
be OF loops onIy DT owing needles from between
which destroy its unltoruity and durability.
Tho most PAoF1rAnLE machine ever inyeptcd 10.
WOMAN: from $f0 10 so week earned with It.
Sold1ers' tamitea are deriving from It hanlsome
support. Tho Farmer doubles the Talue OF hts wool
prepare ltfor the market without any e1pense. ANY
one c4u operate 1t.
Agents wanted. Cnll o., or address with stamp,
S. BEANSOE. Agent,
salcsroom t3 West Fourth street, Cincinnati.
Man ufacto1y at Springfield, Mass- fc1.ga332t.wtaA
, 1865-02-08

Formerly Of James' Locc Hosn,ts1. Custom Uouss
nsH ofiesna L.. st&n'ishea IN 1es.. per-
located at Sc and ,lph street. spccl aliat in
sut HtAtneot oi old chronic nercurisl, syphiNtte,
ana III private disorders ot = contagious vepercA
cnAtae'ef; cures them without mercury. iodidc po-
5set1. ARSENIC. ox any pos1h: but with the u.e OF
nea3faateF, positive cure tor that muck t. be
dcaded poison. syphi in all It's for1nA 6pa.nator-
Fhsd, se1utna1 Involuntary eatssons, brought by
EEL ehuac eexus r1ccss causing loss Of memory
confusion. depression. 1mpotancy, and oitentmcs In
Sanity. with other deplorab'e tEaln ol symptoms,
1Icaod mud radically cured with tafalle N sthod
HaytnG time sad e1penso. All kinda OF dlseaaes OF
tbs genital or suxnh orgtn1+ Rnt Of pruate nature
radically cured.
Dr.. James practtced nf&cen 5ears In Kew Orleans,
and for the last three ychrs IN Chicago npf h 70.
commended By the fze,s and NeficAl FacuYH Ql the
South and some OF the N ut eminent Ph 7scians In
.he United stst'e. For more particulars yon are 1e
1crred 10 book. which Will soon be iLaued by Dr.
Jar-os. on the 1eae7edi ETC.
D.: Janus cnice and parors arc S. Randolph street,
<0pS1aiFsl Ten separate rooms- All consultations
conn6en1lf!. Once hours from 4. II. ull8P.M,
je3l-gSl0&w
, 1865-02-08

S. C.-Supren

DROVIDENCE S. C.-Supreme
l. Court. cEPTIxBk1 TEEH. A. u. 1864.
Upon the Application OF N0t4An F. Dixon 81 order
OF not tlrc tc the blh-}tcE1 Q: the HcpH1ton Earf
nnd CLAIMANTS upon the Receiver.
II RttueEed. orcered and dscreed that the said
DIXON Cause notice r2 be pupilAhet Ia the tsesl.
bnne, oircc,nk the holders Of the bll:s Ct said Hop
k1uton Bank IND tAs c:Ain.&At& upon the HecetveT
thereof to bring In and ctt.-at the bills q sait Bank,
End thett claim rp3n said Rteelvss u tae Eopdn.
March, 136s thcf1 c!.rs thall be forever hk1ee
against said RrcIsrr eAiC 0tce to bo rcbtished
1or 1t ieEs two months alter the nfteen&h day OF Dc
EembG1, ls6A.
kntered O. the deorea Of Court Cd d8y 5. T. 1s6I
dsi:-1Sos- tn IL JOHN A. GARDNER. Clerk.
, 1865-02-08
MY Destiuy-What Is 1t :

TRoF EssoK EUsT1s LARl:AEp. fpupll Of RA.
IuAEL the Lcndon 4. t1ooget.1 viii write o9s. eoES
rlY.cAL.r and ConE1GrLT. the frICEn EARTHLY
DEkx1hY OF tuy Man Nomxn or lild. No Card OF
Chalts point out rsrt!c?i4r.y the FrrrEx IN regard
70 Health, McEcs. Llken'ss, Loye ana AaET tge
Fan Cns1t.. 8: ten ycsrs =; nse aatstionk, q,
II blrlh whether ting;a married. ant sex. AddIesl
1:U6TIS LARI.AiiD. Camden, New jersey.
IStN %y&FiH
, 1865-02-08
NOTICE.

II OUR ATTENTION HAVING BEEN CALLED
to assertions and statements latsly made IN the pub
lie prints, with tho design Of detracting from the h1sh
repue enjoyed By CUR Thread, We beg to state that
our standard has been changed during the pa4t
Thirty Years; and that, now heretofore, pains
or expense will be, spared to maintain for THU
Spool Cotton its present character
The attention Of Buyers and Conkuners Is drawn to
the fact that most Of the new Threads offered to the
public, from No. 80 upwards, are marked up-and that
the difference In the coarscness Of numbers, supposed
ten Q1) to twenty percent,
ja39 G7u-10t1s LISP. COATS.
, 1865-02-08
A Correspondent

Writing to the Cincinnati! Cux1sT1AE ADVOCATE, esys:
"Paient Medicines arc IKE doetora, .o1e Eood.
recommend tktn, aud each receiving Bhar~ Of public
favor: For ins,nnce Tie Constitution "etgI nfses-
tcIe for aome OF the d.rAsfE for which II Il recon.
xnend~d. hare convened with several i9teinsent
In high praise Of It tor the cure Of diabetes and
without the knowletse OF acquaintance Of the PRO.
htal dlaeese, y It, Il has remarkable ylrtnes 9th
out doubt. Rev. ". S. LUET, Fostorin, o."
, 1865-02-08

Qpnndnntial Thyslctxn ctn be contulted at h!s oce
III 6oEth Clark.st corner Of Monroe, Chicago,
HAH block rom the poeroEce, on all Chronic E!s
eascs Gnd Diseases Of prsEte &nc delicate naurc 70
both sexes which 10 ttcIts with unparalleled SUCCESS
Rooms eeeAtate where Lsd-h and Gentlemen cAs con
kult the Doctor with Tie htrtEtest privacy. OTcf
aoors .rom Z Il: to p r. snnda5s; 70 TO r. IN N.
Address Postc:1ce box Isl. lotlose two stamps and
get his Guide 10 Health. dc-tts54-lS IL
, 1865-02-08
Hair DYe! 11a1r HDye

BAEHELOR'S celebrated lAIK DYE 1s TIE nxsT
II TUE WoKLD. The oay HAHNLxsa. TtCE and K1LI-
xnLE Dye knoFn This Splendid Hair Dye is Perfect
GkotsT HIAc1 end kA1yEAl: BEowx. vithoat lnlo5,
and beautiful; impsIts fre.a .taity. frequently r.
ttotnE ie COLOR and rcctines the ~ edeSts oi
15ACgIfLOR al others iit7t1ons and should
&c Avoldrd. Sold by all Druggists, &C. Factory &
Barclay street, New York.
Bachelors New Toilet Cream for Dressing the Hhif.
rr:F.S AZ
, 1865-02-08

CCHENK'S PULMONIC SY-
~ RTP SEA WEED TONIC AND M-tEDTsAKR
PuL6.-The8e desetVedly aud celebrated and pop.
nlar meaic1nes have affected revelation In the
which bars. for many years ohst1ueted The progress
sconsapton 6 iacufaSlc. S des9!ed phyactaas
from attentiag ind remedies fof that disease: aud
patients afflicted with 1t reconced sheu1selves to
teath without making any effort to escape from i
doom Which they supposed to be unavoidable: II y
cgRKD. and that It Has BKsI cured In great number
ofcases tsome Of them desperate on"s By
By the sau medicine. In connection with Shenck'a
Sea Weed Tonic and Mandrake Pills. or both. &C.
6iuself, Eho hts enioyed uninterrupted good health
for more than thirty years. vas supposed ut tine
to be At tht very gate Of death hs physicians having
pronounced his case hopeless and abandoned him 70
since hts rtcoyerT many Similarly afflicted
have used DR.. Schencks medicines With the same re.
markable SUCCESS These excellent medicines tor
tale IN this ct5 by ali druggists Full direction. fos
the use Of tnem accompany each bottle.
jhy:1AF1yf 1rI.33
, 1865-02-08
FROM ST. LOUIS.

The New Military DlE1stou-Gen. Pope
He1coaed-PT1ce St11l AftEe-Locai
men1y on the BoFder-Statc Com
ventEon VI. Legislature -4Karl on
KebelAs Hc.s DC.
, 1865-02-08
Gift Distributiol1.
GREAT GIFT DISTRIBUTION,
25Q,0
WATCHES, CHAINS, DIAMOND RINGS, &C.,

WORTH OyEE
ONE MILLION NDOLLAEZ5s
All to be sold for One Dollar each
WITHOUT REGARD TO yALUE.
Not to be paid for until you Know
What you are to Receive.
, 1865-02-08

NATIONAL
iHE BANK [lE CHICAGO.

TREASURY DEFARTNENr,
Ol1re Of ComotroIles c: th. Currency.
WASHINGTON. Def euber II. 13a.}
Fhercxk, BY sciiEart- evidence prcseEted - to
bndcfstgned It hRs been unbfe t. krpeaf that the
Me!cha1u' NAnonal Bank Of Chirsxo, in the City
Of Chicago County OF Cook sne ette Q; llncas. has
gui1ecnt; 2! the ect Of Cass'ess estee Al act te
United states ana 70 provide = tn Circulation
and thereof" ap?rovra J1ae Sd. 1a4. hCa
haa complied will I'll o the oviS ol pald
s1rired 10 be COMPLIED wstL before coCuenct1z bus1
ness Of banhag rldef SAID AEt.
EoW, theretc1t L. HceE Ac.tCtlf,Gg, Com ,trn1le1
OF the ency, do hereby certify Ih4s tic M- chants
Esnona} Bank cf Ctlc>ge. II IT, C1ty ct CtlL:: o.
commence the h14oe1 o1 bsok11T 1n1u tic hct
In testimony whereof wlsness MT hand and seal ck
p.Sce thl1 tEenty. fourth dry oi Deccnber, 1854.
fRov't seal1 HUGH Mc.Ul10CA.
3A6-tG5{k CompIfoI Of the EnIFesle$.
, 1865-02-08
Special Rutirfs.


Tes1nanenss eused, without the use o1the tnite By
while under lis treatment, car Be scc1mmn1atsd
sits bo,Fd et !sssonah.e rites; For psrtcas,s ID.
DALI. Ashland, Gsaa Co. mi inA 10 - = IN Z.
, 1865-02-08

#e0Ic(nai. =
nR. EASTERLY'S
IODINE AND SAR$APAR}llA,

This Is the only medicine that will care diseaac
from a impure state Of tho blood, VIZ:
Serofu1a, or Kings Evil, Cancers, tn.
mors, EruPt1ons Of the Skin, EryAfp-
elas,Chronfc Sore Eyes, Rinzworn OF
Tetter, Scaid Head, Old Sores, FeveF
Sore4, sWeHinEH of the Glands, L6pFo-
~, White SxSeI11nes, Piles, Blotches,
RoiIs, P1mple. on tho Face, Goitre.
Rheumatism, DroPsy or Gravel, Liver
Complaint, Dyspepsia, Nervous 4Nec-
lions, General Debility, all Chronic
diseases and I'LL Dl1easen nfIs1Q1
from the use Of Mercury,
This naedlein. combines IL = highly concentrated
as!s Kee XELo% Ho T. 'as sad haa &c
12{DpEt Of VA en- W.
a 2;ssy
ii diseases Arising To an ipnYs sass M o 1Ioon S5
Or s2g4!'S5 i9b 9f 81 %
ion On tSs various syssen theE
!6st Sas Il
t6s CAUSE e dlssassf fha cuHk Il rendered ck1i
1bs 81 sFERhYs faa iobSE AND
thoroughly renovates the whole syssc aes It rom
snd hgss Rses ~ peSs5s, Il
1mPo1sTANT 70 THE SICK.
To persons who arc SICK amt anllcte; 4ed desire 70
use Hood Purifying Medicine, We plcae thla sccnt'
epSE pr SsfnE IL
dFf H;SSfi & fiEsT F. s
this MEDICINE to the'f ttents
n I'll CUES whs1s It !; INDICATE bscn1ss they knox t
, 1865-02-08
MANUFACTURERS NATION
if& At RANK OF CH4CAlO
COMMERCIAL NATIONAL
BANK OF CHICAGO
TREASURY uzrAHrxExr, J

TREASURY ukrAHrXExr,
OYFICE Or TIE COMPTROLLER Of THx CEkFKNCY.}
WAsu1x6TcS. y. C., Jan, 18Th. 1865.
Whereas. Dy satisfactory cvt1encc presented t9 tie
EndcIs1Cned It hiss been rtde TO epeaI thRt tn Com
xcrc'al National Bank n Chicago. IN the City ct Ch1cs
the COUNT OF Cook And STATE been
:neats O. the Act Of Congress- entitled AN &C. TO pro-
vide National Currency. sccured hE 9 pledge OF
11on and ptlon the1ec approved Jane 3D. 1851,
and hts coppiltd with ~ the itnviktons OF said act
required Ee complied with belor0 euclnX the
Dpsinets Of BANKING u1dsr said act.
Now therefore, l, Hugh McCu!loch, Comptroller Of
the Currency, do hrrrbr certify th1t .tThu CoE.ncr
lM National Bank ct Cnlc4Go. IN tie City Of Chicago
shor1zed commences the business Of Banking under
.he eci aforesaid
-, IN testimony Whereof witness my hand ard
3sEA1 seal Of oLcc this te-nth Cay Of January.
t~-s lN3. HEGu MCCUiLUCH,
Comptroller Ct tho Currency.
, 1865-02-08
>9mnql1D <o6p1lqD
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY Ii, 1865.
OUR INDIANAPOLIS LETTER.,
PROCEEDINGS OF TIE LEGIS.
LATURE.

The Indiana Canal Proiect--An If
fcrt to Dig Canal from the CAL
nHet River to Lalre Michigan
Indiana Wants to Clean Out
the Chicago River.
, 1865-02-08
Daha1ta Epttrrp.

DOYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
LII Drawing OF January eGrh, 1sGl
No. 7p drew 400 lo1: Il $50 drew 80 oo3; No.
ss+1 Grew <2s oeo; No, 1s, 4o6 dreN tleoo1 No. sss
drew IS Go, Prizes csehtd and Information fur1izhtd
By TAYLOR & CO. Banker.
feT.h9S7 1t III Wb1I street, New YorE.
, 1865-02-08
HP1.uup1u LIST or ART1c1.Es,

all TO pE SOLD FOE g. ZACH.
* Gents Gold HuuttngCaa Watches. 80 to $lso
so Ladies Gold AMI EnAniet Case
so ess;s HaaIi1s Case s;sI 1itsis; 5
.M S''a aoia V'st . s1d N.cf ci:in;. IS
$1@0: S, : ::e,d 0rsi nsnd 60 bsasesets'..'.- 3
sm ch.tei.ine chains end Gusfd Chain; j..
3aS % sva "a fao fore11,le Fiji Fseochcs:.
9Ral LIZ sf1eio snd FL
.;zoce?sl. Or. :6d E@rFs d ii Drops !
sos Goid Fob md VS. watch ke5s......zs9 :
%SESs s:s .aa j ss!.s sss Rs'Ga ses4s ssf baio1
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regulations following:
{1E11f1cAITs. nalipg each srtic1e and it, vstue.
arc placed IN SEAIkp EEvkloFxe, and wetl mixed.
One p1 1heee envelopes will be sent BY mail to any al
dreFt On receipt Of = cFnte.
ALL Articles SOLD AT ODE DOLLAR EACH.
WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE!
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JewclFy on our liza. 1or ONE DOLLAR and In case
they 6et lees than dollars worth. there
no blsnkt. 1he rE,ce q Certificates is g follo*s:
for IS; sixiy.tvr fer $40 one hundred for 115-
Agents. Nil be alloEcd Ten csnts % on eEely ceFaa.
amounts to ore doiiGr. Agents Will collect Is cent?
for every csrtinca.e and remit Is cent? US, either
In Caat, OF poetAge Stamps
d Il. GACGHAE L Co.
116 Broadway. New York.
PfpffE giving the above stx 1nsf rt1ons IND send
Ing marked copy ofp4per. will be entitled TO one hu-
sirs.f cert t'Gc-ies 4h13o.4tH
, 1865-02-08
4. CARD TO THE LADIES.
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GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS,
FOR FEMALES.

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