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, 1865-08-15

Inft Terence OF Cotton Tran.po-tat1on
The Ratl1 oads- RFotheF.lo. Law Of
mf1s JeM, Dxvl8s

NEW To1K, Aug 14-The Hkrdids S,yanuth
costesperatnt says she eIo7 etats OF water at pras
tot prtyatl.i N the savaInaa r1veE, interfering
market, has rendered tho people addtt, only
atx1tus for the cary completion Of thb Georgia
Central 1ailFesd. End work On Ills beng pulhed
Atlantic md Gull Railroad. rntning westward
from Savannah
Gen. B,at nan has given o:ders f,r The po'aski
House to be sct stored to Its original proprietor,
s1my. J.D Howell, brother law Of Mrs jeff
pave, who, pre!t ut'y ssated, WAS a1rc tied for
drunken aEd dtsosderly. conduct, and utteitug Ia
tultlug and dieleysl languages in tho PaIAekt
Hc1se, hiss been sentenced 10 a in7 OF fa51 and
tx mott tts imprisonment, and subsequently to
be sent oot Of the district. Another rp3el, who
ttssiio1s, has been imprisoned In tae city guard.
hGuEe.
, 1865-08-15
500 RONua.

will 1A7 = locus o. s.0 { any rasty Who viii
piocoTs f,r III us Ios ypaf In convcn.ers
locality. on the Bon: or n II! o!da. Ttn nr mosu
rooms y. qH're5. Ad.1e11 a -" TIttuo6 Utica
, 1865-08-15


attts M. es .Ss, ocn ~ ~ es4a' te'oi9'
"Sf, ~ .o ~ .,s ss-4'.sS'evs. ..--
hsJ .'. - ss*A* ~ Me- w sas oosseu
cus1tm as srpeaAss.s. .oe eae eea9oue M
na''L 49, , s.e.. y. ~ "so - sus 'Asot. 81.
...s.s ns1. ts-,s osnn' Ano WV ~ s..
~ 49, - "s"1 W ~ ~ 'uo W.
49, ~. .,.sr. ~ .n.us... =. ~ r.. 'a =.
.s ~e ~ =. 4pp.ss ps.s.. y. u.e p'ta. te
k.. :. ~. O. sa tnI T.ta. use - aAea ~ ~ ~
- .ue .u 4aolSs .ous, a'se, s.e .ot
~ es. w.. " eusssse4 =. ns" aAea :
aoa - q oooeu - Na0 1oa< P'o-A'Aea. spur
t1n' !es sne eol4ee
o.k. oea. 'Dsns oou' "i-nt usott1st4 4n*ta",
w seta sppo'n4so ~ tns eonnAuo VI +oe asoops
e&.siseI,ns ~ ~ esn.ns'1a' u.,..
q o. AamPate1s snu Il. o. "h'saeso, 81 70
lnntns' o11o, anu F1anc4s ao.Aso, o. "isson'
81. "efs Pu"ooeo .! tne 1.eeiuonl toasI' Ane
Ht.ei aso oeen eohs'e'eo VI Sopnset'enAoE'
ts&oe' thso"!eA tooss teee1s7o .oe ~
po'nIment 81 toIts1oE ot caslons 1os ga uls'
'fes o. ocfseoke' n. cs ID plsee o[ - l. Assa9t'
nnsnle 10 give I pona.
a large nuuoeE o. M'ssshPpianf. OF 'ne ess9,ho
cues feeommenaeo o. Sos' onssKes, receaTea
ps1eona to'oas.
r.,e, u~... T.. .,,.,.
iai.ndn-Frrasom Ntx.T Sunaiut.d Il
COLLECTOR OF New lofE.
w.au,rorss Anc ,A-,cv4rprent b.a ~,
r.,r,a xes.,., ,rr...e..;,, 49, W.w 90 -.
, 1865-08-15
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.


Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago rsibune.l
IsplANAPoL1s, Aug. II
An o.der has been is.ued by Gen. Hovey. re-
qn,.irg all eo!dlers having discharge fuiloushs
f.om The Headquarters Of tho Draft Reodexvous,
10 report Immediately in person, or be considered
d. serters. A sort@of twindllug brokerage IN
.ot,ess' dttcha1ge papers continues to be carried
on, snd parties are offering four hundrtd dollazs
fo5 thin.
The 114th Ohio iIf.ntr3, Col. Keller4 20 officers
s1d 815 men, parsed through this city to day, On
their WY home. The I'd 1adiaba bstteE', ,'capt
Bu,us. with thrse officers and Il men. has also
aEr,Efd n he rnnSteffd ont.
, 1865-08-15

NEW ToRK, aug. II -1ha U<raid's Washington
special ea5s: Grave difficulties hare arisen BE-
tween the citizens Of MectlaalusR coanty, Va.
hnd the freedmen hers tofors liTirg IL tlsVea IN
tl.tt comfy. The p,esenca Of armed negro
troops In the county does not zeem to operAts to
Et5, the rayages Ct The flee pegroe., Hho, con
csecstinc at oae, two or mo:e proultent p-ints
IN she county. kill The sheep, poultry and hogs
ard dcEattatc inc corr de.dR+ melon and other
patches. without stint The white peop'o are rep
re- entsd rs being paralyxed, refnsing 10 protect
them'else4, fearing that the military power viii
best hcsyity upon them shon,d they interrupt the
proceedings Of the neCrn marzuders. Gov. Pstr-
5o,rt snd hestate auth ort1es, without exceptions
ere very much exercised or the Important snbj SCI
ofynat Is 10 BE- dore With tha n.eroes Of the
State+
Tho Petersburg Va E1press Of Saturday ttys
that the hret through trz'n on the Tetersbcrx
railroad, since the 16th Of August lsst, cane into
rsterst1sR OF Friday evening. Tae ra1road cm-
nect,on between Petersbatg and Rtlc:eh. VIII
mis ton and points further South, u noW com.
, 1865-08-15
E1sl11l NlLsvAUKEE.
The Weather AID the Harv&aS.

Especial Despatch 10 the Cbicsco Tnsure-l
MILWAUKEE,, Aug. II.
The weather 10 dsy Ia cool and cear and the
snn shines. Most e1esllcut for harveating. Ac.
counts from The Sta'e are vtTJ encouraging.
The harvest Is goirg on rapidly, and few more
bright as5s will fetch out all right with boun-
9ffnl harvest.
, 1865-08-15
GALENA.
Ii. ut. G. neral Grant 10 be In ts0ttDA
uA Friday Afternoon.

GALExA, Ii Aug. 14.-Lieut. General Grant
te1egrnphs Hr. Waehburne, from Detroit, today
That he will positively reach home on Friday
mkt, the 18th inst. The North western Railroad
Company have genetous'y terdered him spe-
cs11 train, and he will ar1l7c here at three O'Clock
.. N. en- thst Day.
, 1865-08-15

EEY TO LOVE; &. D. Dr.; :, >: -. ~.
,tn..s, '.I.:s e Hsess 8 sss9 e:
- G:s:; .Fi,:: & I !:
ini' P.cs IL =, is1sa nn = II bR IL. q
fxy"!1.. t53@1.h Cre.. nut u. FA11sd% p~'t fnss
ps. ~ 9: t:m il ma!- uaysspe} " Fos1fa
rGaEtAAt
, 1865-08-15
SECOND DESPATCH.
SECOND DESPATCH.
he Tfini of VTertx-1 h Liberal Cause
In m. .1co-ArpropTintt0 by the
LAST CenEress-Boat0n appointments
appointments, Fard0ns, &cs
lSretik Detpsteh 10 the Chfc4rn Tahunel


l" NJ. M.Dco-ArpropFaatio By the
LAST OoDEresa-ftoat0n Appointments
appointments, Fard0ns, DC.
lslfetiA. Despateh 10 the Chicago Tnbune.1
WARRINGTON, Aug.l
The AtftarJ Cemmisston for the trial OF Wes!z.
The Anetztonv1!fe jas."s, will orgznlze to.norcw
=, eu'eE upon the sr!a1 At once. The number or
wtt1et- - large AID the trial Will probably oe-
cupy dve or stx wceks. Among the Witnesses
Who vii ttEtfy 10 the tnhunan e1uelt,es prsc.
tic. u our prfoner1 BY the ateneed, are num-
hrr of 1ebel ot1lce.s and soldiers who held nos1-
ions unfcr htm.
A lc1tev received by promaE ent eeIlc1nAu OF
the a1my, from an American officer attached to
The person,l etaE Of President 1a:rcz. datcd Chi.
bu1bus, July -. esys: ''So fears need be enter
te,ned OF The eventual tuccess OF the L!esrsl
f.,u1s IL this county. Alre:dy ne have en1lssed
ard rue;e1ed in an army Of between six ana
e.yen tt tousard Americans. every MIN Q! "aom
hts seen service in tic Unton OF rebel armies
cu,,ue the Late rebellion. To be sure, shere 1A
.sore or 1ees difer4uce Of opinion among them u
to the character of the cause in which they have
recently been engaged, but the fAet Il ps1sa1 tn1t
they arc united On the enforcement Of tho Monroe
t1etane on the American coE'1oent, ana On tant
platotm they cordially fratcrnsxe+ The French
are 1srid1y exhausEug themselves by joseea
marches md fu1le expeditions into the Interior,
%hne Our srmtes, Ii general thing, are recruit.
nC, pfeparsterJ 10 4 vigorously ottnasVe fal
csnp11en. We hopa to be able, md Will do It. II
large stansoseeueuts Ase not received by the In"
pefialasts from Franco, to drive the French to
their ships before tce 1st OF next Jannxry.'
1le amount Of money appropriated BY Congress
, 1865-08-15

Kuu,0rn Of Another Bunk De.
1l1cntlOn--zteH1h
New YoRK, Aug. 14.-1aree amounts Of forged
coId checks arc eatd to have been discovered to-
Day on wall street, snd sum2ts ri apolker bank
defhic tiun are r!fs-
There werc 60 deaths In this city l.st week, i30
beltg chllc1
, 1865-08-15
Nkiu HnpkrltBnsz1asn.

DEFSGNAL-Wll tie Lady in
l. rlsek, VII, tot X io Go n ri o. 70 hcuss
Il tt,rrsus EdAy 4!ternoon, Wlta - ~lGe"' 1sd1
1hc ID wits seaet. ana Who Left nsr pasa'cl On
81: rtpo4aft? D..aL, "p:AHs1 315'
hnf5-t10 1trt
, 1865-08-15
A SsESSAlENT NOTICE.

n DE.NE3A9U1N19I Z Nv = 1VNa
~ CfF1cx CT TIE PoARn FPUs11u ~ nxs.3
EA1cA1l Aa2ush Is ls.5.
Fub!lc yotice IL benbt E,ven 20 n: o. soas t:H-
BoaIa d Pabnc Work, q n G.y , ot elc =. haTe
irr WetI r. eafth al1ter, Il a.h sIe-t TO t1e
a,1t 1 81 tse 'Hscld.ns Of an lsLeT. nd suSh
ARE EEnt 2o hiss sen n.e1 ia tns nEca 10 LIZ
re- urd.1dgnea VII Apply n tha Common C,qu IL
Of sAt tiIY II III Iext ting. 70 - afl
Il. 3lst ayst An. 165 at hs hou: o1 ~ 4cock
? II (cr = ton Of suca Anessmen-- - which
nr All p+15on1 1!sh:1x t. obi ct TO said a'sc1s-
;ltuS us Ia IN sir oojscr o1s . Sae sae. IN Nts
ISL IN ihn pIcs Of 'hs LttY Gr7k It lsast oQa day
n;ics to 1Lth moatinz et tbs caarn n CoaecI:
tN J. q. 4IaBKLH,
FRAU. IKTZ,
q. j. .st8z
C-uriEx!onus Of ibs Bos1c Of Pub.tu Works.
nu1A"SE.&t
, 1865-08-15

A ssBsSMENT NOTICE.
II tFF!o1 u Ea,cAljo, August 18th. tsfa
Fuble ees t:1soy s'TEo e = = It IL
st:o, ~ ~ re Wofxs o: GAY o:Gai:a O. aATa
Coz % ~ .afgs Y1s K'n ": s;;sdy g.
-: ;.eS .s u osf Iii Ii
tFtE - s,s oS e. I'M n d q 1t sae Ctr Cie1k-
7. .,ply 70 ~ e = GsHHsn Go1s y
e!sMa ~ s'r oft rxuls 1875 It the .ni of1x o'a.noe
~ of.aGa s n:s s1sns 3n ,sSt = 1asa = =
,,epct Xii r.rse ~ 1lsntcx TO tbiees to - AAess
ntat al n!e sl.ir oresnona to tho tame n sret.
Ter 10 sEeh uesitcx Of seo Common Cou netl
J, @. 2IN7ELx.
FBXD. LE.Z
D. j. RISE
Grrusm.e1es1 ctths Boasd Of Pubic " .1xs-
Ap13Et4Sk
, 1865-08-15

wood Is Supervisor 0! the Third Dist1ic! Of Iowa
Ccup.y.
To-day Ess been very watm. Not drop Of
ra.n hiss fallen during the last SIX days. Flrnets
a1e very busy gathering In thelr harvest.
, 1865-08-15

A sSESSNIEET NOTICE.
II Q.ricx sF 1m 3,ARo F Pcat1c Hn1ks
Cn-cAG AuIurs1t 13i3, {
Puhuc Tct1cats h;1tby eivca - al N" IN e:est
Cd. That the z. aessikno n3l1o tss Ct :hs bea
Iii tu he A1,e1ament Holl fer dling. g.stlnx and
piank TIN IL. !uaa:rx no u ard sGusa th:o IN
fIfccf o1G IQ{ hnrl Section ad1t+to1 - Ca11s
70 q such .4ns1t Ho:l Ia hira nisa IL sna OF
Ee' OF tse .ty Gle Z:
Of tatn = lt8 1ext utar Eer tax 70 - 7tn on
lie t!st dxy Of Augat ~ s. It t:e hour ofH ccl-ck
IL III pa 4tts l1tc:estee will have 'hs right ba
fIaro. AL Te1fons E-sntsg 70 .pj Ct . q 10 a,Hsk
~, in :aS c.e Of iii: C!ts ClesE. It ,eaas one dA3
S- j g. AIMNkLK,
FR d. LyTZ.
U. ]. H45a8,
Cav misaioters Of tho 8oazd OF Public Ho:ks.
, 1865-08-15

hfs ehe ck* H. Payment. Noce Of The checks have
been h:nored, and up to Ioon today tbs party
htDEe1f hrs not been found.
NEW TORE, Aug. 1k-Tha Erprexs says: IA
correspondent Of the Tribune, wno hrs ceit;c'zed
Gen: CsEb7'e, Administration rather fharp'J,
under ehatRe OF Gen. Hooker,
, 1865-08-15

N0tbtpE Beard from the Great East
ern Since slle 2d-Much Anxiety and
Excite ment II tteEnTd 70 tho Atlnn-
TIC Cable-Deprshzlou and Hopeless
nekE-IAe Cattle Plague.
, 1865-08-15

FSrst National KHpk-CottoQ and
Ut11xT Hus1neA4 ~ NeKEbtfH.

NEWbEnN, Aug. 1e.-Suhscz'ptcn books were
opeLed to.rsy fer the cst. .bllshlreni Of The F1st
Ns.innal Bcnk ct HGwtern.
Col. J. u. Nc! hctncy. LET North carolua Un-
Ion volunteers, is dargef0us ii. With tho typhoid
lever nj Beaufort In tne SIatA.
An immense auoart OF cott-n ard other pro-
Ducts fam Al! paris OF the Ststc Ia ds,sy arriving.
tctwecn ih,. poin, snd the Scrth ar: uEao!o to.
eyfn VIII thlir extensive fac''ittt, furnish sum.
Gent trau. .pBrtauGn II ke p the whatvet clear.
aE1 ibe3 Fro likewise unHhe 10 suppiY tie de.
rtnts OF inc re.earte trace IL this city ca thciI
feluin lftps.
, 1865-08-15

IL OEY111 o. TER board OF FusLlu n 7H4s,l
CH1uA8o aug. Is Is.
Pnblie roaee Is hereby given 10 al ps:sons iatee
Boa1d Of rnhun ttAs Of tha clty ol Chi Ako, nAys
e.td The Het3a eot Iol scl n11nX, kr11tnX 4nd
81 pRlaS rte s'lnY r1na III north 1u11. ,Fou III
t.e:x a. Eel il sac1on Ad :l1lou 10 Chiras o, a3d
such Asse<ssat ro:l tsn cd IL ftu tnca q!
CHy G erk.
Tia usdort8r ed viii sppy to t1a Ctn 1cn Canrc:l
d. nat tAJ Of august 133 It the hoa * O'Clock
" n:f confirm atiou at surh assess1enr. At w len
TIA al AfltR Ii teIe4tt vii have tho i. be
atxtu- III pe:snn1 wi.hir< TO oal Ct to said a4.ea
rem rrit hlo thtiE oee. toa3 70 ths sans. n I'd
nF1f 10 Euch II. CT. Of thH c yDm IN Co:Lrlt-
S~ !. q. RINDHLR
YRKD LKfZ
o. j RO9A
csurst.a.ous1a Of the BosEd Of Punlc Wssn.
, 1865-08-15
OR, JTJSTIN HAYES INST
TUTE. Established for Treatment sua ca O,
CHRONIC DISEAS ES,

Remevra to Crokp5's Building 8 and SO State IT..
n nj and h.uts3me att ucture, the:t are ete'
pant rooms foT pstsn nts AID fanu;s Who may de.se
The b1e il furnished according to ihs beat a7ttem
Of hygiene, ana patsnts whose css,s 1s %
net hsnds q ~ Kensfas ~ m..14
Tsii isee eItu 10 meet the ex.Gt acy q Their e.
e - the * p1selt ts tAcd 70 the -Ehp-d-
liz pesrr of ae neT A:p.fHa nta
st II iuttirulu III curing obs!cAe case1 O. casne
tt ef8es. p,.,., IL, tha +-sst
,s, II S,th ara 1uE nhed Wiz eut aud
e1ei ri kpd no pt1slrs admitted - tees1
MT t{tttn ent ,hkt ere AudefloR VALE o1s
Ws.,a In good fs1o.shtp viii The ant class pfae.
~ thn Met.cll profession: kun ctriear3 sent
~ ths InsiNte viii Lot be taught .nhd.itty 10 The
D. off s&ior. .,,xhc,a,.
Chte1 Ell. lEGS, hUl3QhAb-N
, 1865-08-15

4 SSESSMENT NOTICE.
IL Cxr1c1 Or THE 7oA8D o. Pusl:c Wo1Ks(
CnIN0J Auz1t:5 less, )
Pubic not1ca IL tezap5 ttreu 70 I'll pe ms in
te', t,es ths qsds;tsEEes, Esnm NJ. ot tne
ulleted the Auetsna1t Rel fE grading a2t ptank
lug Cou uch Plare re:seta W'ls At q ann aak u
auch AS,eaul n. IL hsaoe<n del IN :hs oc; Of iae
cltY CtIx-
The untc:aIzned will ~ p.J - the Common Counall
afraid city, Httt1 next feKuA- to - b Id on
the III: cay ct Au.u 1:t5 It Tie hous Of ~ o'clock
FINS III p.rttts lnre1t: ted will ha.e the T.
htt:d, III peI1ans Nuh1uK to OF ta:t TO said are7s-
NJ. NJ must bis the.z obJet tions a1e IN Wrlt-
lcg In ths on1eu lhe IT, Caszk. 1t lea on3 dAy
J. a. HMDK.A
FRED LET4.
O. J. EO8K
CcmNlsa!or ~ Of tha Boazd Of Public Work..
, 1865-08-15

NEW YonK,- Aug. 1.-THE decline Of 8 sos In
luncon his Strength ned The pss1niun on gold.
The m.rket ii weak ard unsettled under th- Rp.
psetcptlon that the Sub-Trcisuty may throw
e Gre gold on the market. Gold cao.ed at 14!{.
, 1865-08-15
FROM ST. LOUIS.

Sligo Cur uxs-CnntumAc ouA PfeAbyte.
= Ytnn CleFEvmeu-&a~ner4 Rh .Ftnna-
1sa1BroAd eleEation-Rrom Fl. fse u
1on-EadtAn Treaties, dc.
, 1865-08-15

DEsvEH, Aug 14-Thc Constitutional Couven
t,nu, DOW in sesstua here, has voted alnoAt
unanimously that It Il e1pedIert to ioen State.
, 1865-08-15
EVE & EAR,

nR uEDK8WOoD, Oeuliss ea4 A1Eht 3RsEstIf'
ea5Teoa ioT xn9 KEs =; es4 ~ sfam @ IN !.
2. t11mHE1i4 A1aai1A eua14 O9a&os. .sA -:
sasi IN ~ l1fNRNR NlNW& a%sS sssaA
, 1865-08-15
Qrlbn1te.,
TUESDAY. AUGUST Is 1865,
THE" NEWS,


TIE" NEWS.
Gold In New York at the cloae 142N,
One OF tie Republican candidates jus.t
nominated for Representative TO- The Lests1a.
rrre from folk county p:s Moinee) Iowa. is
Host sherman, Esq., brother Of Mel. Gen.
W. 7. 6hefmAr, and Senator John Sherman
uf Ohio. = ~-s.
4 nu1aber Of Presbyterian clerEym.n Of
the secesh pettnasion in St. Louis, have
tn3ned In lengthy address to their brethren
in the Interior, declaring that they cannot
and will not take The oath required bs the
new Constitution. Gov. Fletcher proposes
TO xttefd to The case Of thctc gentlemen, as
scon rs the time fixed BY law expires.
By IN arrival 1t g.. Leuls from Fort Benton,
We have Information that Gen. sully's expe.
diticn had 1ctur,ed to Fort Rice, and had
Uadc treaties with three Arge bands Of In
dlans.
Lieut.. Gen. Grant te1egraphs Hon. E. B.
WaahburIc at Ga'ena, that he will positively
reach there en- Friday next, 18th INIT The
Northwestern railroad have tendared him a
special train, and he will arrive at o'clock.
4 gold gambler in New York, P. r. Muu,-
70 4. failed On Saturday. and dIxappearrd
, 1865-08-15
FROM DES N U4IN ES.


R.publfchn Nomination = Wool -
Ii, c{sd D1FectorA - sk4tlro4d Acc1.
d.nt-a Car Upset with Forty PAN.
-%HR<yA-FAta1 1ke8ust OF Folly.
, 1865-08-15
FROM CINCINNATI,

Kentucky BIsct1on-A. Fair I.nUk-A
xenHRt1en-A Leap tor Life.
, 1865-08-15

A sSESSMMNT NOTICE.
IL o9F.9 py Tn EcAxl o1 tC8lIo WoEkAl
r.. CHlCAGl ARXutt LII. J
EpAHc EQica II he7ehJ K17su 70 Al refson& u Lkr.
sst-d Ian. tie 1e stS MI. Comnlssi 1nss OF the
Banro o. Pubic Eo:ts Il tsa tttJ Of ica1o nave
.nz n css: 10 10 t.st OF 8A1ucck t11cn. H:o1z
FoT1 d Audlion 70 c: 1:sga nd su;a A!:eit-
1hs unetr.iK ed Will spply 20 'ba n noa Coaacll
Of rsl eily at lts nt1t .fRoaT ut !rK. bald on
fur III Eaal.on .fsrca AsSc .snasat. = which
tiu~ ali rt.s 1a:esr.tsc Will Heva 'ha rt3hs 10 b.
tht nra II. thst: to..etoat to tho same ID w:,r
irt. + IN. q etfshs g , C!:xk a. isa1t Sna da7
J. q aINnKLK,
FHE1 LEIZ
O. J. ROSE.
Connltaleue.s ct the Bo ,zt Of Public Worss.
, 1865-08-15

Lent. Gan. o. S. Grsnt, NJ .gara Falls;
twill +1ord tho Michixkn Central R4iifosa
Con papy muen RtAthcAuon L, hxve the opp IT,
fJr your journey from this Gig to ChIcaca
The dsy and hour for yonf departure ii your con
yen1cnce. Z. n. RicE, Ger. supt.
, 1865-08-15

NASONIC.-~By order OF the ".
NJ WAITER Ut mani 81 ot th:ea9o Lo9ss q p
Hs::t: Meats-s ts6 TuEsTAye cvca!az, Ausuxt
l3fN ~ p.c:ucF, 10. !np.r'*1t ~ .tnAaA
-.r1shsjg ,Fnst Af0HIsI5 EDlS. 83c'Y,
, 1865-08-15
FROM LAWKEHCE.


81
4npf1se er great Ffekhet-AFl the Hrtdcte
I'D the Pacific fkAtfSVay SsvGpk Away
-(lt& piscoyefcd-The Indian Couo.
, 1865-08-15

nc lhtpE Further Heard from taae
Great Eastern-Tho Telegraph Be-
tWsen kubAta aud AmeftcA.
, 1865-08-15

r. n Rice. Gen. Sups. Il. C. Z. H.:
The Iieutep.nt Gcnernl tlfects me to thank
you {or Jour kiad odes to facilitate bis Journey
5ro Detf9t "a p sas '9as he 1seep n sans
rcIt U. E. 8AnceoK, Lieut. Col.
, 1865-08-15
VAK&ANIA.

.,icat1on-L4rGA QuhE.tl tlu NJ C0E&o0
comic Fn-she " A11tc@s Of Hlcn.
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CAW00D. November 8th, LILLY MAY, only
daughter of Philip A. and Sarah L. Cawood, aged
years, months and days.
Farewell. Lilly, thou hast left us,
We thy loss most deeply feel,
But tits God that has bereft us,
He can all our SORROWS heal.
The relatives and friends of the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend her funeral from the
residence of her parents on 4th street east, be-
tween and streets south, Tomorrow, 10th inst.
az o'clock.
DIXON. On November 9th, after a lingering
sickness, Mrs MARY Ii. DIXON, beloved wife Of
Gustavus Dixon, in the 30th year of her age.
Dearest Mollie thou hast left US,
And thy loss we deeply feel;
But tits God that hath bereft US,
He can all our sorrows heal.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited
to attend he funeral from the residence of her hus
avenue, on Friday 10th inst, at O'Clock m 2t'
SMITH. On the 9th inst, Mrs. MARTHA
SMITH, (coloredl in her 18th year.
The funeral will take place from her late resi-
dence, 18th street, between l. and NJ at clock on
Friday. The friends Of the family are invited to
attend.
ROBERTSON. On the 9th instant. ELIZA A.
NJ. ROBERTSON, wife of John Robertson, in the
26th year of her age, Of consumption.
Her relatives and friends invited TO her
funeral from the corner OF 18th and streets north,
on Saturday, at Up. m.
GROVES Departed this life October 9th. after a
long and painful illness, Mrs. MARGARET
GROVES, wife of Eugene Groves, aged twenty
years.
Evening star., 1865-11-09
RYJ.C. MCGUIRE a CO., AuctiOneOrs.

EXTENSIVE SALE or VALUABLE UNIM-
PROVED BUILDING lots ON AND NEAR
Lie AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, the 9th day Of November inst b,
at clock IN, shall sell, at Public Auction, /,
Square No 2S4 which has been sub divided into 50
Building Lots Of convenient size, each one %
which runs back 20 a public alley.
These tsfroDt respectively 18th, l4th, W and
Boundary streets, and being in a part Of the city
which is rapidly being improved and where prop
erty is enhancing in value, offers opportunity
seldom TO be met with, TO those desiring 70 invest
in real estate in this city.
Terms One third cash; and the balance in TIVE
equal payments Al and Il months, with interest,
secured by deed Of trust on the premises
-COnV ey ancing and stamps at purchasers cost
JAS Z. Mcguire CO,
no Intel. AuctiOneerG.
Evening star., 1865-11-09

GREAT BARGAINS In Jewelry and Silver
Plated Ware at the New York Dollar Gift
Store, No. 4S6 Pennsylvania avenue, near Sd
street. Your choice for one dollar, which also
secures you free gift, consisting of cluster,
jet and coral setts, sleeve buttons, studs rings,
forks. oc 11-1m&
Evening star., 1865-11-09

"a SLIGHT COLD" "CoUGHs.-Few are aware
ofthe importance Of checking cough or ssslight
cold" IN It's hrst stage; that which in the begin
ming would yield to mild remedy. ifneplected.
soon attacks the lungs. .'Brown's Bronchial
Troches give sure and almost immediate re-
lief "The Troches" have proved their effca-
ey oy Jest OF many years. and have received
testimonials from eminent men who have used
them.
Evening star., 1865-11-09
HELMBoLD's HIGHLY CONCENTRATED Con-


Is a Certain and Safe Remedy, pleasant in
taste and odor, and immediate in its action in
all diseases of the Bladder and Kidneys,
Gravel, Dropsy, Female Complaints, Organic
Weakness, Obstruction of Urine, and all dis
eases of the Urinary Organs, in every form,
whether existing in male or female, and no
matter of how long standing.
For Medical Properties of Buchu, see dispen-
satory of the United States.
See Professor Devices valuable works on
the Practice of Physic.
See Remarks made by the late celebrated Dr.
Physick. Philadelphia.
See Remarks made by DIR Ephraim Mellow
ell, celebrated Physician, and Member of the
Royal College of Surgeons, Ireland, and pub
lished in the transactions Of the King and
Queens Journal.
See Medico- Chirurgical Review, published
by Benjamin Travers, Fellow of Royal College
of Surgeon.
See most of the late Standard Works of Med
icine.
Physicians please notice. make no secret Of
Ingredients.
Evening star., 1865-11-09
RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aueti ,neer..
RYJ. O. McGUIRB q CO., Auetioneers
VERY VALUABLE LOT FOR A BUSINESS

On MOkDAf AFTERNOON, November Is, at
ern nsrs ~ II - ~ Sa,sr. -, Tsa,,,n o. 60 =.
west side OF 1lth street west. near the corner Of
street north, running bach loa feet asd inch, With
. Frame House thereon, standing back. The Lot
will be sold by square foot. and inc ude the tene-
nept, and offers sn Opportunity Of not frequept
occurrence TO purchase good business location ss
close 20 Pennsy lvania avenue.
months, secured by deed of trust on the Lot
CoBvevanciRg at purchaserh cost
nos tIntsi.1 J. o. MCGUIRE q co., Auots.
Evening star., 1865-11-09

1,OOo sets Of coral and jet sets, 1000 sets Cali
fornia cluster sets. 1000 rings, pins and chains
to choose from for only one dollar at the DolIa,
Jewelry Store, No. 43s Pennsylvania avenue
third door from 4k street
Evening star., 1865-11-09

PEARLS AND RUBIEs.-Whitet teeth cropping
fTOm out of ridge of ruby, breath spicy as the
airs from Araby the Blest. Who can resist
such fascinationsl To realize them, to perpe-
trate them, to make the mouth casket of pearls
and rubies, and every sigh a gush of fragrance,
all you have to do, fair ladies, is to use the
matchless vegetable preparation, Fragrant
SOZodOnt co
Evening star., 1865-11-09

PEREMPTORY SALE or TWO FRAME
HOUSES AND LOTS ON b, NEAR 7TH ST.,
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. November 9th,
at o'clock, on the premises, we shall sell lots No
rs and q in CarrOll's subdivision of Square 4S2,
having front Of Is feet each on south street,
near the corner fifth street west, Island, with
wide, improved by two frame dwellings, co1-
ly.
Terms: S2yOoe cash on each; residue in 6 and Il
months, with interest, secured by deed Of trust
Convey sncing at cost Of purchaser
Sale of one of the houses will be positive
no dts J. q. Mcguire h CO, Aueu.
Evening star., 1865-11-09

TRUEIsM.-Corns, bunions, inverted nails,
and other disorders of the feet, when neglected,
inJure the general system by preventing the
body from taking that natural and indispen-
sable exercise so conducive to health. To all
afflicted with these terrible evils, we would
recommend an early call at DR.. Whites office,
No. 42i Pennsylvania avenue, between \ and
9th streets. For chilblains, frosted and tender
feet, consult DIR. White
Evening star., 1865-11-09

Mr.. NATHANIEL G.. FINNALL is now the
agent for the Star in the Seventh Ward and
will attend promptly TO any orders and see
that the Star is faithfully served.
Evening star., 1865-11-09
CITY ITEMS.

ATTENTION is called to the announcement of
the meetings Of the Phil Historic Dramatic As