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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-05-27

A couple of curious letters, written dur
ing the Jno. Brown excitement, have been
published by Forncy's Press. The first is
from Fernando Wood 10 Gov. Wise, ia
which Wood argues very strongly the pro.
prie,v Of com mu.ing Browns sentence to
impr sonment for life Wi,s replies 70.
fns;ng 10 any such thing, peremp,orily.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-05-27

A NAN KILLED BY IIis~OwS TOMB
sroNE.-Thc New York Neus says that a
retired merchant of that city, Of eccentric
habits, fearing that he should die suddenly
o apop-xy, and being dssirous of always
baving in n,iud that he vas mortal, had
his tonbston" constructed and p'acta.up.
right 10 an nlcove in his room. E.rIy ON
Thursday morning. ono of the servants
head noise, rs of.hc falling Of a heavy
body. and taring accident FASTENED be-
low aud gave the alarm. His door was
reached, aud when, after knocking, no
aaawer WAS returr Cd, the bolt vas farced,
and the body Of the unfor,unaA man was
found upon the floor, with the tombstone
fallen upon his head. TWAS instantly re.
'possd, aud every means were resos'ed to
70 restore him 10 consciousness, tut with
ont ,avail, for 10 less than an ho4s be was
dead. ..r....E - .. r..
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-05-27

THE MYSTERY or BoorH's BopY.-The
mystery tiiat still attaches to the place
where Booths body was deposited by the
persons to whom it was committed, seems
TO be cleared up by the following from an
article in tile Washington Star, describing
the Old Peniten,iary buildings in which
the conspra.ors are confined. A large
hail passes through the wing Of the build.
ing, at the end Of which is heavy iron
gate, opening into a room intended orig
inally as the dining room, but which has
been mostly used a. store room. A
morbid interest attaches to This gloomy,
sparseiy.lightcd. iron wa,dcd store room,
from the fact that popular report places
under the brick flooring Of the southern
half ali that remains mor,a! Of the nssas.
sin Booth. ~'
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-05-27
SIOUX CITY, IOWA:
TIE n ENy0.

Hon ]. Clemens, ex Cu;,ed States Sen.
a,or from Alabama. died m Huntsville.
on the q ;. inst,
,cshs,a,r H',;r;s>I, 10, f., . ,,'.ce !.
~. C.h;,e. wh;.s h;.hr,,assMont,o
!. ,Is, ,r,.l CIV ,os;,,, j, The W.r
D...n
IT, c.o. u;ou In hxo .,,.
s,v.,,,h ,,a ,,;,rooa commnn;ca,f5n
tram 1,,.,st;;ro - ch,,,e -: ,o,, n,
ouened, as. ..-~'
Thu u.ra,ds so.c;al .,t. ~. ,.x am !.
,.x,v r,oc,,r,,;o, .; n, ,r,,, 20 ~, vn,
a,,,t .xau ,hsmss,ve. .r pr..;as,. -,
colin and will be more stric, in its nro.
visions.
IT,. p...;,,u. 49, :..,o,
,;or on.n;,, nj sombor, Morris cxcsr,
.haso r. y,.,. - c,rn;,n ,na.aa ~
AVID ,r;., Ju,v 1s,. drc,ari,y ,h,, l,,ricn
.,sso,. ,,,o,,,.;nr - ,r..is ;,,,,.nv hn
,,.,,.a .. n;rn,os
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"''' '' '""N" ;" - '''''''
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p'' -, ,'''''"'' '"'' ~
'"''' al u ''.''' Y '"''''''''' WHICH >""''
'nee' ~ oS''ss ","S0''S ,o' i''te'
nv. ''' '"7's ~ '"S ',,''' ''' Wv ''eN''''
VI ''"'e o''1e'' anu '''e'''o''' % o'''s ''''
General >"er'1a" nc" com ''t'u
ally fnpe'ceaes Zen. o"n"y' !" command
Of tie military division OF Mississippi,
General Candy has been assigned to
command Of the department OF tho Gull,
which relieves Banks, who is ordered n
report TO The Ad ju.ant Genl Of the arm
The H-rali's account Of the
tuye Of JET Davis SAYS: When the cj&r,,
went TO his tent. they were met lxNrs
Davis, who said: "Please ed emen,
don't disturb the privacy Of la5,A before
they have time 10 dress" All, HgL:, sal!
the corporal, we'll wait Ill yout have on
your duds Presently there appeared a,
the door If The tent ar ostensibe I'D lad y
~ith a bucket on her arm, escorted by
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-05-27

The telegraph informs Us that Presi>
dent Juarcz hass issued letters Of maruue
an,h 'rizng vessels to capture and destroy
'he French commerce. We suppose the
French Ministry will have no otj "ctions to
tn" prva'eers being fitted GU. in our
ports ard manned by American soldiers.
IL it has, il will please state them. and the
reasons why its objection should be regard.
I'd by our government. We will perha %
have change to balance accounts now.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-05-27

Thirty five sheep belonging to john
Hall Of Bremen county, died very sudden.
" Gee night last week. Disease dogs |!
The same man los. nine sheep on another
occasion By the same disease.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-05-27

The Keosauqua Republican says TINT
the prospect for oil kinds Of fruit. and
berries in Van Buren, Co. j. 1ansrias
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-05-27

Quilp's objection 10 stuccoed walls il
thai 1.-THE coafoundcd stuff peals off-in
other words. s,aeco won'l stick o." /.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-05-27

An unsop'istes,ed countryman, the
o'hor day. ,esa;'+gin town with ii load Of
w'od, saw y milisgy officer, followed at a
resrec!ahl" ';stan1s Ivy two ord ar',"S--an
three mounted, and in full gaIIop. "t;r i
g,aciou-.' said ha.," havn't they caught
him vet? was ia about three weeks a1o
and they was rurrin him thc;,'
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-05-27

The Galena Gazette gets off the follow.
ing
The gallant Harry Wilson, whose com
mand captured JEFF Davis. Is n grandson
Of the late Francis Snyder, who lived on
Small Pox Greek, in this County. and is
also nephew of Mrs. Stephen Menziner
ofthis city.
Three cheers for small Pox Greek.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-05-27

We received call yesterday from Mr.
George &. Sitter, :member Of the Filth
Iowa Infantry, who is JUS, from reb-'ion
Eavlrg tern Fr'soner-- oslehs ly---ves
since the lTsh OF May. 1861. lie Is OF. hi,
way to Independence, near which Place
he owns a farm. Mr.. Sitter has been
more fortunate in rebel prison experience
tia mos. Of the other Cnion soldiers who
have Ialen ,uto rebel clutches.
One day lat Autumn, a rebel Major en-
tered the prison-at Meridian. Missis
s;pri. AS he passed Mr. Sitter, he gave q
masonic sign. Mr.. Sitter replied to it,
aud il half an '.our afterwards was out Of
the pen. The Major took him to his quar-,
,ers, provided for his board, clothed him
respectfully, supplied him with grecnbacks
and kept HIM from that day until he was
declared eXchanged, aud sent to Vieks-
burg for transportation to Iowa.
To how many Of cur brave men in
southern prisons masonic signs have
through. relief, viii never be known But
:lieA thousands have been benefited BY
the a3eht eHideuce Of q '',hsnA of brother.
hood, the is no doubt Dubuque Times.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-05-27

SIGNATURES 49, LA t5~s't3 't .'' - e
Gail Hamilton NJ Miss Abigail Dodse
Florence .percy - NJ re- Elizabeth Alters
Iiwethy 1i,corna--Dr-J. G. Holland, (,
Orpheus c. kerr-7Rohert II. Nexsil.
Mrs. Par,jns,on--P. B. Shillaber.
Arte,nus Wara-C Charles G. Browne. ''''
boss,icks. Z. b. Mor,imer Thompson.
X, N, Pepper-Jams. NJ. Morris. ~ Il
Mace SIoppes E.q.-C. q Leland. !
Josh Billing Henry ", Shaw. =.
Jsems Pipes ST. phen Masset.
n. 4 ,Bnn,liae--E G. z! Judson."
Ednund kirke--J II. Gilmore. o...:
Country Parson-,A. X II Boyd. .
Mary Clavers-Mrs. c. 81, Kirkland
corrie r BE Charlotte B,ontc.
Village Chas NJ. Dick.
ensou. .s.-.E af1 - e.- 5s@%~& 4@t =
Oven Observation-Disclosures. Jr.- ~ ..sn>r
Barney Cornwall-7Wm. Proctor. =.
Author Of John Halifax, Centleman.-
Miss Muloch. "'.t ut II s.. .-"
Ike Marvel Don aid G. Mitchell! @3 q
Jennie June Mrs. Jennie CroIy.
Fanny Fern--.Wife OF James G. Parton,
(thn lIi-torianl and sister Of N p. Willis.
Petroleum " Nasby-D. X. Lok..
Howard G'sndon-Ali Laura c. Red!
mon. --. H*@l as. ".= @@4
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-05-27

Some citizens of Trny. on Saturday last,
forwarded to Gen Granta present that
will take his fancy II is IL box of CT,
2arS. ore hurdTA ! in number, Of the finest
branl and costing ore hundred doi'ars
Each cigar has n payer HOLDER and the
tox IL got up ".cgard'e's-4iesp"n'e
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-05-27

Harpesr. that Patterson, one of,hc ne v
Senators from Tennessee, is n son in law
OF President Johnson. 1t appears he is a
.1awyer and has been Judge, though no
one ever heard of him before The J2ha.
son family is evidently looking up.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-05-27

-NicbolaS B ,rgor, . Freuchman, IS
yeavs Of age, recently committed suicide
in Dubuque county, by banging himself
With a silk handkerchief We CLEAN from
the Herald.
Three thousand dollars in counterfeit
bills on the "Pt,sfield Bank, PntsGeld,
Illinois," we're found buried. beneath log
in tin box, near Burlington, last Sunday
afternoon. The Hauk. Eye says that the
box and contents have been placed in the
hands of the City Marshal. ~
The Fort Dodge Northwest ven,ilates
an individual By the name of Wright who
seems to have been abusing public conf.
dence in fruit peddling.
.~~~-Hamihon county is receiving very
many new residents this Spring. 50 says
the Freeman.
The Inlianola ,Bap,er = Abolition -
thus closes up IN able article on Demo-
Gratis, as follows: Democrats are advo-
Gates of liberty Of speech, aud champions
Of law and order.
The proclamation which has bee issued
by President johnson declaring that If
| rebel cruisers shall receive inequalities in
ports of foreign nations, the vessels OF
such nations will be refused hospi,ali,ics
in the mort. of The United States, Is likely
to have a very salu'ary effect upon the
rebel s,mpathizers abroad They can nc
longer harbor the privateers under the
rretext Of giving courtesy to teligerents
| for The rebel government is no more
They can be held responsible, in our opin
ION, for harboring pirates; for the cruisers
do not belong to any organized nation
nor even brllgcrents.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-05-27

We have of,cn heard cf men getting ont
OF harm. 8 WAY SO fast tEa. an egg woulj
not roll IF their GOA, tails. JEFF. travelled
at the same rate Of speed wheu eur boys
ca"gh, him mapping down in Georgia the
other m orrirg. Her dress stood out so
straight that his boots we're plainly visible
Some thief stole the Grape with which
the entrance Of drug store in Clinton
was drared in mourning for the President
We glean from he Clinton Herald.
Condesned ME is the latest invention in
the leverage lire.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-05-27

1t. CD Van 4 nla If the ols.. IN r.,
ter to Z d. S"oh"v, published in tho u.
lawnre Coun'y JHion. urges tho srer,inn
Of monument on which -Aal! ha in.rr,h
ed the name. Of II" brave men from that
county VIII Fhave fallen IL the 1,!.:se q
their country.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-05-27

ASSUMED NAMES. For those interested
ia" literary matter, W. give the following
Lat of leading writers, With their assumed
The New York herald., 1865-06-21

NEW YORK VS.. PHILADELPHIA.

NEW YORK VS.. PHILADELPHIA.
On Monday and Tuesday the 10th and 2oth, the grand
match two picked eievens Of the New York and
Pnadeiphs cricket clubs OF the grounds Of the
Philadelphia club, at Camden, ). 1t was played for
tho old and deservedy popular cricketer
Tom Senior father Of cricket In the Quaker City
Tho weather fine during tbs first day. but ON Tues
day the play interrupted by frequent showers OF
rain As will be by the suboined score the Pha-
dclphans OF the victers, beating our New York
boys in inning, with twenty seven runs 70 spare
The fielding Of the Phade huns excellent through
out although a number OF fine catches were missed
in the second innings Messrs. Gilbert Newhaii and
George Wright made tho heaviest scores for
and Messrs. Bule, Sharpe and Hudson FOR New foR
There very numerous attendance on the nrH oay.
and the play elected general aam.ratlon- We append
tho result OF both days play
The New York herald., 1865-06-21

nicated the expressions Of coincidence OF his
at the death Of President Lincoln and its we'd assu
rance Of friendship fer the United States gooo wishes
for his President johnson made brer but
appropriate response
THE vnrs~~v nss~svR CORPS.
An order has been issued Of service such
OF the Veteran Reserve corps have been transferred 70
that corps whose term OF expires before Octo
ber I.
EI0HTH ILLINOIS CAVALRY.
The Eighth Illinois cavalry which has been duty In
this department for the last eighteen months LEFT to-day
for st. Louis under orders to report 70 General Pope
Lieutenant Colonel Waite of that regiment, now on
General Augers staff has asked TO bc relieved and will
reioin his regiment
THR APPLICATION OF CoLoRED PEOPLE TO CELE-
BRATB THE FOURTH or JULY ON THE WHITE
HOUSE GROUNDS.
The Star of this evening says
statement has been going the rounds OF the papers
asked permission Of President johnson celebrate tho
Fourth OF July on the grounds attached TO the White
House. which request tho President refused to grant, be-
cause he considered the grounds public property, OF
which he was merely the custodian We have authority
for stating that the Rev. Dr. Garnet OF the Fifteenth
street Presbyterian coored congregation made applca-
ton In writing to the President to allow the members OF
his church u celebrate the Fourth the grounds ad-
joining the White House, which request granted.
the President returning the application TO Dr. Garnett
with favorable endorsement
The New York herald., 1865-06-21

WORD BEFORE TOO LATE.-Are you troubled with
headache heartburn constipation distress after ealing poor
low spirits in the back, great wcakness bad
BREATH any symptom of that horrld nightmare dis
ease dyspepsaf Ii ose time but procure bottle OF
PLANTATION BITTERS.
They purify strengthen and invigorate
They create n healthy appetite.
They are n antdotc ~ change OF water and diet
They overcome dissipation and late hours.
They strengthen the system and enliven the mind
They preve.t M tic and int rp,ittent fevers.
They purify breath and acdiiy Of the stomach.
They Gu dyspepsia and constipation.
They dinrrh ~ cholera morbuR.
They liver complaint and nervous headache.
No change OF diet necessary while using PLANTATION
BTrERS Eat the best money will buy. and all your
stomach Of It,
PLANTATION BIrTERS strengthen the stomach AID re-
store It's healthy action You viii ind them
PALATABLE, PURE AND RELIABLE.
The New York herald., 1865-06-21
Y A G HIT IN G .

Jersey City Yacht Club Regntts-A Boat
Upset, Hut Nobody Hurt-Prixss Won by
tho Salus and Minnie.
rhs annual -ss~sss Of the Jersey CITY Yacht
OF yesterday. The course sailed over was from
boat anchored OF the Central Railroad bridge passing
outside Bedloes Island, around the buoy below Robins
Roef passing it TO the east and south; thence to stake
boat anchored or PoIocks passing the south and
east and returning 70 the home boat passing out
side Bedloe's Island
The boats all catrigged, and were divided into
classes In accordance with tho sailing regulations
OF club the smallest boat of the class
FIRST The allowance OF time made at the start and
was at the OF two minutes TO the foot The first
boat started two p. NJ precisely The following are
the names of the yachts that were entered-
The New York herald., 1865-06-21

BOHFuN, JUNO Nh I7bj.
Engine Company No s, Thonas n. Garrett, foreman
with portion Of Grafullas hsenth regiment band,
rived Ia this city this ng They for tho pur
pose " freccivng and carr fling home steam rc engine
iroIp the Amoskeag WONs, At Manchestcr.
The New York herald., 1865-06-21
A Reality.
CRIMEAN BITTERS.

Surgeon Jancway. OF the rrglSr United States Army.
article prepared carefully IL Ia and from
many valuable melcnes II destined To receive the npprtba-
ton Of the medical faculty everywhere when it's merits be-
fiiiy known
DR. Whitehead, Surgeon United States Army, sAys-"K
several sors charge of obsnac tescr ana
agua whrh for weeks the usual renedy 1ut
nne aud would without II similar caser
The New York herald., 1865-06-21

FIRST CIAsS.
Name of Yachk Cavrer's Nome
Petrel ......................,F II miller.
Nlnnl'..
Sunny Side. Firth hcCofnb
SECOND GLASS.
Sea Bird. Jaime " Reynolds.
Netue .........-....... ID W. lean
GaZelle. le......................An Andrew Clerk.
lhZzic- '...........' ucorge oniitn.
zephyr. &c. A, smith
Jessie. e.......................C. Fl. Murray.
Neptune. e.....................H Tracy.
The distance TO be sailed about sixteen miles.
The wind blew fresh and strong from the southeast and
everything passed on very PLEASANTLY until the Perel
while sailing tho between tho buoy Mt Robin
Reef and tho stake boat of Poocks capsized and her
treated to salt bath. They taken
board tho Gazec subsequently transferred 10 tho
steamer Thomas Ricy which had been chartered by the
club for tho purpose Of giving their friends oppor
tunty OF witnessing the race. The Snlus, owned by
the Commodore, although The largest and heaviest
boat, took the lead from the start and maiuta ned
that position throughout the race. The Minnie,
owned by Mr. " Piard, the second boat in,
and bet two prizes to be- contcnded for, b q
little interest manifested in the remaining boats
The first prize, which by the Salus, a
handsome piece Of silver plate, and the second won by
the Minnie, was beautifully finished and powerful
marine glass.
Tho following gentlemen acted judges Of the
8. Quaife, X. A. Wood and c. II. Murray
Tho committee in charge Of tho steamer consisted o
the following gentiemen:-F Grain, Jr Jno. Ward and
VIM. Pearson. The following are the officers of the
Jersey City Yacht Cub:-COmmOdore II. C. Walton
Vice Commodore, f. Grain, Jr. Treasurer, A. Is. Roy
n0ds; Secretary, VIM. Clark, Jr.
The New York herald., 1865-06-21

II IL Midsummcr Madness to SuppOso
that genuine transatlantic perfumes for sale In ths
country, insanity purchase the wrctched ita
tons when PHALONs might BLuOMlkG CEREUS."
ChrstcndO, sold everywhere a. Ono
Doilu rnerb bott
The New York herald., 1865-06-21
A Mont ReDlY.

Ncat Reply.
II dislike your saying that teeth going So don't"
said young lady "a her beau Not so don't but so 20;
DON'T should have said" he replied. The dRInseh
poued but took the hint Nor need Il be said tha the
bsamc preparation arrested the evil; though could noe
quite repair the damage already done.
The New York herald., 1865-06-21

All Prizes Cashed In Legal Lotteries;
circulars aud drawings sent
J. CLUTE, Broker, I76 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1865-06-21

Strawberries FOR orR REruRSrSo SOLDIERS Ten thou
sand baskets Of strawberries and forty bushe baskets Of
cherries yesterday distributed by the New York
state Agent among the different hospitals and military
Poee IN the harbor of New York The fruit distributed
was placed in the bands of the surgeons in charge Drs
Orton and Webster and the aid Of their judgment and
care was carefully rendered The Massachusetts, and
Connecticut troops on the Battery also supplied with
@ many cherries az the men could eat-twelve bushei
BASKETS full OF the fruit being found TO be the exact
pacty IN the eating line Of six hundred New England
The New York herald., 1865-06-21

The Africa Outward Bound.
BosroN June 20, 1905
The mails for the steamship Africa for Liverpool vic
Halifax will close at O'Clock TO morrow (Wednes-
day) morning. Sho sails at ten O'Clock A. NJ
The New York herald., 1865-06-21

Ask for Mrs. =. a. Aliens Worlds Hair
Restocr and Dressing people appreciate them In this
country and Europe. sold bv all druggisls
The New York herald., 1865-06-21

A.-Whitc's Patient Lever Truss Currs
rnptrc pressure the back; light clean and easy;
pressure Is inward and pNari.
GREGORY a co, COZ Broadway.
The New York herald., 1865-06-21

Add rcss to OSmOkers.--pOllnk AZ SON, Mcer-
schaum COZ broadway Fourth street
Pipes Cigar Holders retail orde boiled,
m0unte ID and repaired.
The New York herald., 1865-06-21

A.-Mnrsh's Truss OBice, a.. Broadway
Museum Buidng shoulder rr ,ceA, Elastic Stockings,
Abdominal supporters carutui,y applied aud sntsact.n
| guaranteed.
The New York herald., 1865-06-21
Cautiou 10 IN. publlc.

Purchasers OF DAI.LEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACT
OR should that the private government stamp,
having the sgnsturc III Daley In white at the end ard
his likeness the stamp, every box ~
doing they will be guarded from the many countercite
sa- The genuine, Wholesale ana retail A.
depOt 43 Liberty New York.
The New York herald., 1865-06-21
a bIc summer Hats.-Thc srm-

DIR. Bccknclfs syrup for the Cure of Dys-
cntery dfrhr dr. is safe, l abis aud pleasant.
Contains opiat"s. DEMAS BARNES 4 90. Agents.
The New York herald., 1865-06-21

A Splendid shirt, So; Best, Sc 7j.-Mnn-
ufnc'urers stock retail No Park opposlie Asor
House
The New York herald., 1865-06-21

An Elegant Fitting and Graceful Hang
ing Coat, Pants Vests Order at MCEINLEY'S,
56o Broadway, corner Prince street.
The New York herald., 1865-06-21

Get Mrs. y. a. Aliens Worlds ftair Re-
aud Drcssngrhey uIOn tho rootsA producing
rapid growth aud new life. Sold 6v all dr.ulits..
The New York herald., 1865-06-21

Grover ~ Bakers UigisrSt Pr' 'una
Elastic stitch aud Lock stitch sewing Macne 4s5 'rc~d-
The New York herald., 1865-06-21

Gourn ud's Poudre subtitle Uproots Hair
low foreheads part OF The body NJ his derot,
as Broadway. Mated, 81 81
The New York herald., 1865-06-21

Howe Sewing Machine Comp~By-Elins
HOWE. Jr, President go Broadw ay, Ncw YORK
The New York herald., 1865-06-21

I'M. TuipnitabIc Hair Cutter. a. fou
wish a. II shuuld bc. styles meet suitable Executed
Ia Ghe best 80. Barclay street.
The New York herald., 1865-06-21

Dr. j. II. Schcnck, OF PhIladelphta. III
visit New York professionally Tue-dy except the next
Fourth Of July iIis rooms are a, 3s Bond stree.
The New York herald., 1865-06-21

Fun for Fourth July :-patrpt Cau:cI-
ing Horses Flags aud STATS 3 w SMITH, -, william st
The New York herald., 1865-06-21

Bntchelor's HAIR Dyc-Thc Best In the
world. Harmless rolnhe instantaneous. The only perfect
dye. Factory 81 Barclay street
The New York herald., 1865-06-21

Highest Premium Lock sthsch sewing
Machine aud Bn,tonhule Machine.
MMEELnR a Wi SOW. 62s kroaiwAy y. Y.
The New York herald., 1865-06-21

Buy MilIer's Hair Dye, Chen pest In Price.
in quality Try IT, sold by druggists Depo1 81 Dey
The New York herald., 1865-06-21
s.,a,.r. wi.n,.r c,,,sen.' Clothing


via Grd arss stock and viii be- deai wtal l'DorhH .,
FREEMAN n kURRS Que Price 1oihing ss,ripnsH We
kslion aud ~ Nassau stgests opposite "uh h-Sld'ht
The New York herald., 1865-06-21

Corns, Bunions, Enlarged Joints. and
all diseases OF the feet, cured by DIR. zAciIARtE, 76D
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1865-06-21

Fasnionmoic s"in.nsr n"ts.-In" '.-- n'., nr"
sound Sensible aud sesonablr recommend ~ who wish
obtain neat becoming and comfortable Suin-r Hat tn
ell At his establishment No 3l2 Brusdway, and sake pnr
chas
The New York herald., 1865-06-21

Use My-. =. 4. Aliens Worid's Hnir Ue-
sorcr and Dressing rnry give hs. growA and hea1l w
t,on
The New York herald., 1865-06-21

Chcvnlier's Life for the Hair Restores
gray hair to W original color its falling out Keeps the
head clean Stands above wt other hair
dressing Sold at the drug stores aud at oacs No LIB
broadway. SARAH A. cHENAi.LkR. VI. ID.
The New York herald., 1865-06-21

v.,ping - tns,r,on for Young Men publishea w the
ta~arf ss.,.aiinn srd ~ cAerg-, ~ srstd eh
vrIooes 1Srr. isf j. skllu Hnngh,sl Howard Assogl
uou. phladriplla. Pa
The New York herald., 1865-06-21
smith. Martin * Co..
Bakers aad stock Commisson frnkcr-
10 N htenl II

q. =. 80 LOAN AGENTS
The dIr~ront danors hand sdy fot ~ siHie
delivery and liberal so Sed " parties Purhas
Ing fcr resale.
An classes OF gosernmera securities purenasS ahi Ter
The New York herald., 1865-06-21

soIIISG syRuP FOR children ecthAs has stood The
OF many years known toldl It l. prieuy ie
,ble and harmless IL rrgulttas tonash buwsS
crs w.nd aud gripping the bo ssis, softsss the
REDUCES NIL and alltys all rs P-rLrey
all cases. 40 millions OF moihrrs can sstly.
The New York herald., 1865-06-21

At the Fashion Course this afternoon two matches
s2 900 each are announced ~ come Oh