davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Smyrna times., 1865-08-09

on sabbath afternoon, says the Milford
paper Ingraham, son of Burton VIII '',oIu w
~ IN MispilliOn Creek. While batbinr
lie h W %aded INTO deep water and was carried "a
oy the current. His body was rocovoroJ y"
Smyrna times., 1865-08-09

~ several heavy rains have favored us within
man, mu past several days, which enables the far
NE nlers TO resume fallow blowing, and will i :.
thought be sufficient to mature tho oo." n'' II Is
Smyrna times., 1865-08-09

Dr' John H. Frombergcr, of Delawar, C;tr
mas Ma oeen appointed Inspector of Customs '., =,
expired one, term
Smyrna times., 1865-08-09

RUNAWAY AND AccIDENT.-Mr s. Y For
son. proprietor ofthe Voshcll House. Chester
l""n' was thrown from his carriage on Mon
uay week, IN consequence of his horse runn;no
away, and had . leg broken above tbo % onhIp
a young lady was also thrown out, but sustain.
t ca no injury Mr.. F. was formerly of this
Smyrna times., 1865-08-09

SOIL Io government is pasturing over two tbor
'"nu mules in the vicinity of Delowa.o w C. ."0u'
Smyrna times., 1865-08-09

"o'iies IN Indiana day or two ago Wv 'O' '"elr
Smyrna times., 1865-08-09

carr'es M MH mas small white spot in the (orebe.d
1ea, @ Tow head is slightly lame IN one of ber S,
shoulder e" " inc cOIiar on one
oDa 80, ~ AHE is r1unI back boat wagon U;,h
ve sest IN has new canvass curtains and Oh Js.'ha
piece OF wood Iled IN IT, "au
oo.,o hve dollars reward Will be paid for the 70
uoVery OF the mare and carriage. or iur inGo,me re-
''"' VIII lead to the same; also reward of So t
Tue arrest and conviction of the thief The 49, "r
dressed IN dark clothes and wore a sluurh haI was
aug2 n Coo.HE En-
Smyrna times., 1865-08-09
M~@ 70 @S Hrw

- On Sunday morning last, in this town. a SIJvrp
FENClL and GOLD PEN. The pen holder was snl,
ahd had brass MIIe round It. The Pencil was n,,aS
az a keepsake, Fifty cents reward will be givan ~.
Ills recovery Can be LETT 81 The Times" Office 'O'
Smyrna times., 1865-08-09
Notice lO ssehto,.s

a persons indebted TO he estate of james IT r..
nef; decd are hereby requested to come to,va, on on
ana all persons having claims against sod ."
'"'e "L' requested 10 present them Tor setIema, S
dug9 81 JOS. B. CON
Smyrna times., 1865-08-09
Clocks! CIOcLSu

ne citizens of Smyrna and the surrounding oo,,.
y aIe informed that they can have their cIort.
cleaned and repaired in the besI manuer anJ eIoAs
uoIes. 'lIne possible. on reasonable terms All ,.ort
sn"". oy J. A. FLOCKER
tho Delaware House smyrna Del PPosNe
~ b. No Watch or Jewelry work dom. .r.s
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Helmbold's Fluid Extract Buchl
Helmbold's Fluid Extract Buchu
IMPROVED ROSE WASH,

win radically exterminate from the system Diseases OF
the Urinary Organs arising from habits of Dissipation
little EXPENSE little or change in aet aud expo-
sure completely supersedng those unpleasant aud dan
gerons remedies Copaiba and Mercury, in curing those
unpleasant and dangerous diseases.
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PHYSICIANS, PLEASE NOTICE,

We make no secret az the ingredients. HELMB0LDs
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU is composed Of Buehn, Gu
bebs and Juniper Berries selected with great care and
prepared in vaeuo by ii. T. HELMB0LD, Druggist aud
chemist of sixteen years experience in the city OF Phil
sdephia, and which 10 now prescribed by the most emi
mont physicians has been admitted to in the Un0d
States Army aud is also in very general in State Hos
pitfalls and public Sanitary Institutions throughout the
land.
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- = : = =
MISCELLANEOUS.

~ PECIAI Ia N . II L & IL.
fhe undersigned offer to their friends and tho public
large assortment every article in their line oil business
embracing
COTTONS-Beached and Brown
Misunderstanding, Irish, Pillow, Figured
TABLE DAMASk
TABLE CLOTHS AND COVERS
DOILIES AND TABLE NAPKINS,
HOCKABACK, CRASliA AND RUSSf A.Tow EfING
TOWELS or ALI KINDS
QUILTS
SCOTCH AND RUSSIA DIAPER
BINGHAM
LAWN III
ORGANIZES
JAC0NEfS AND CAMBRIA
CALICO
CLOTHS AND CAssIMEREs
TWEED
SATINETT
JEANS
FLANNELS OF ALL SORTS
CorT0NADE AND LINEN PANTS STUFF
SPo0I.CorroN. THREAD, SEWING SILK
HOOKS AND EYES
And, III fact, every article usually Kept IN
fsFIRSrCLhSS DRY GO0DS ESTABLISHMENT
AND AT PRICES no SUIT ALL.
SEl.DNEi & co,
"a OFF l.: Main Street
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USE HELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU

In all of the Urinary 0rgas whether existing in
male female from whatever originating aud no
matter of how long standing 1t is pleasant In taste and
odor immediate in its action and more Strengthening
than any OF the preparations OF Bark or Iron.
Those suffering from Brokend1wn Delicate Consti'
buttons, procure the Remedy at once.
The reader mustbe aware that however slight may be
the attack of the above disease it is to affect his
bodily health, mental powers, happiness and that of his
posteriy Our flesh and blood supported from these
sources
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STOVES, STOVES.

LTOVESI SToVES!! ST0VEs!H
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L'OI4GER, CARTWRIGHT & CO.,
II GENERAL
Auction and Commission Merchants.

LIBERAL. ADVANCES MADE ON CONSIGNMENTS
AND DUCKS RETURNS GUARANTEED.
We have AGENTS In New York. Philadelphia. Boston
and Baltimore, for the sale of IE a4
REAL ESTATE
and are prepared TO make LIBERAL arrangements with
PARTIES putting REAL ESTATE in our hands.
We also prepared 10 have lands surveyed and plots
made Deeds drawn, Titles traced &c.
Highest Market prices paid Tor PR0DtcE, such as
COTTON, CORN, FLAXSEED, TAR, RAGS. &C. nc.
Sales OF MERCHANDISE, REAL ESTATE, FURNI
fuRE &C., &C., attended to promptly in City and Conn
try. $500. ,...
FOLGER, CARTWRIGHT \ co,
sep4--tf ~ Wide Water street
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0nfet unb 3ante tann man 70 ia Oiele quite. .9sb-

0nfet unbSunte tunn man 70 ia piele quite. .9eb-
rem eintbun."
@5 lag cine perfefte Srrnie in ieinem Son.
uSa, I'M Sail man lie auf ietne Sanolnn9en
anlDenOet. Sic sebIren ieopb inter Die 3ab[
oerer, melde leber ben Gin9ebnn9en ibrer 2ei>
benidaIten, alS per Der Stimnte Der Gernunft
rno Morul 6olge leilten Sic tperoen man6en
idweren &alnpf int Qeben Sa beiteben bIben be-
Dor Sic ertennen, tpeI9e unri6tige 8abn Sic
eiuseidlu9en. Sin @Iad, penn Sic nidt bur4
Sbre 9e9endrti9e SeIbfludt au9 Mnbere ms
ln9lllI itiir5en. Sic taben au5a tribe an9ez
fan9en, nit ben menf@liden 2eOenl9aften 5u
lpielen ols MtteI sur 8efrieoigung Sbrer eigez
men 28uuibe 3u benIben. !0ilten Sic it6 ein@
NAL 6aB unO gleio baS Wprt fiibren gu lalien (;
Der 2us9ang tSante lei6t minOer 9lidli4 iein,
al8 BET Sbrem eriten @eriud. SD brin9e bieie
Warnnng jebt an, neil icb beute in Sbrem 9lns
gelt9t 8emlt98erre9unsen 9eleien babe, tpel&e
pIel 5u beftiser gtatur 81 lein ldienen."
(6ort1ebung fOl9t.)
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(bs1-12)
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9lu DnS 0SubIifut,t !

W Dte Ilnteri isihneten beeErrn ii5, tbren TreunSen
-AA- unb benz pubIifum he Nrjtse 3u MAIDEN, bae ff
r1rntir perles.taben tfantts an Sant unb srtaltcn
ldsIt tie rethfe NuSnabl Spif,n unb Mufera, ub
lie Eeret bteleten du Betfuuu8 an, urteer, Sud bd'
ben tteiSen sets tprratbte due pFten tsr Sisttd
strImpftn. &seeni trmtn IT, f. tt. unb ale tn tefs Jad
ArtfsI.
&s ptrb hets unftr Bertbe tin unIsre s'ebrtn Sun-
ten plntti& unt zeeG 3u bebtertr.
Rpntnes Il 8rubtr,
)2lof-5lben n Nr. 572 NgDGde Dpa Balto. Brmpntfr
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81. Ofeuter S GDbne,
Giienmaarets mn0 gGerfseags9Gn0lIng,
go. Sc W. Baltimore Str,
;rtf6fn Srebertf unb Gasfr,
MAIDEN benz seebrtsn Eubitum bte @n3etse Bag Fe irr
@tf6dftsIptaI bebeutenb DererbBert unb
Serfh6uert ta6en unh ieat i'm Stanbs Gnb ben 98un-
ben itrer ersbren 8unben init einem upndnbsen Eager
bon allen tn tyr Had eniaeenben gDaaren su eutpreen.
9EerF;emae fur Nofhinifen, 3tnmerleute S&ssner,
2OlBaeder, 8ufner, HaBner, iDpts f1r Sanbperter
nnfr Nrt;
25aumnteriaIien,
BtfGldae auer &rten fur Stftler; frtpie
SauSbaltmusSs @esenftdnce BON alien Sprten,
nb 3u ben btItefen Yreen unb In better Quatd tets
rdtbte unb bdtcn MIR Dteeben etnem eenet8ten gubum
befeuS entpfpbIen. (27fe-)
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Geriiae @leiSer.
6rrrruflfinrrzQahen.

DerreMfIetDcr@NuUeN,
gBeIt Yratt Str. Sio. 358 uno 358a.
wIeineu oee5rtea Greunben unb bem Publitum made
id hermit bic Qn3eige, bas b bas On et 9o9ren an
bef.m gIase .tablirte @e8a ibernpmen babe nnb Be-
Gnbis elm rei6batses Eager bon &Sneu ielb searbez
teten Serrenfleberu ueuefer Gaepa gu Ben biSeu re
fen bprrGbis batteu unb aud cl&e au 8eenuns anfer=
tiaeu perbe. .-sStoffe fir 8Sde unb Spenteuse in alien
Gorteu unb 3u alien Preiien.
serner cine auspabl Reseni&irme, GtSde &C., iotue
aGe in bcIes Sad eiaiGIaeenben Irtifel.
- ale 8efcIunsen perben proulpt, bilis unb in
flirsefer Grf ausefertist.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

- 9eter&bure, ga., 27. glDs 1865.
@ertefelte An8ebUte fir ten $lntau une;dbr $50
Stu OG fen In SeIem Depot wereen benz uNer
ten 1t Itt!pgd, 10 De8g Nitta8s IL abr aueeaGmaen
Die O5isn per6fn nacb tbrem ririltaen 8rrttp8ept&t
me1es tei Der Iblie eTung beatmmt prb rettau Inge
msn in &upat istn unb pGtea ben pr pr gf0nt
8utO tewtbt uap bic eepanFae AnjaHI bon Sien ent-
balteu.
sen @mttBpt fir penser ais swansts t2o) etad ptrp
ongfnemmeu. Das @puofrnement tebdtt i tas 3et Dor
aGe MrgSbV.e au ntsbrta eeddst 3u Serper fen.
8etente w.@e ntbt eesenWarlie nb tperbeu SpA tenn
grcle i6res Nnee6SteS f1riftlitb bena6ri6tat
De 96en rirfen tnnerbal6 3etn (10) Ea8en rrm Gage
Der 2undbne bsS Ireetptes uRb auf Spn bes Raafer3
Weegebrahs merren.
&e CGn t6nun in ten ebG5fin nGte bsnt Race @rant
un8sSd6e MRetie Sgn Der Start 8eieten perten.
GstinGuneen baar In Reeterun9S9eb.
%Rsbpe pGten euf Sem I'm Ga3e: nprrpDials for pur-
Gafe IF Beef gGtle" berlGretea UNI btn
tsa III pltsrsb1rg, 8d, aDtefFrt ietr.
Muf DefebI pGu Gt;S 9. Suut5an Breo Wfapr unb 9
Il 8 Il, G6lefG 6 Depa,temeat ppn ga.>
@t-#'! -' VI 8reerrt
tbt1-I2t Capt uub 6 9.
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ge(f0dtts=ll lll.6cigeN.
g. g. GdfbGrot,
Snnezirpr


Rc. 9orb 9ieR na4e Baltimore Strr
bdIt prtwdbrenb cine Nus@abI pVn Sapete nab n
Ter pUrbdn8e (StabeS) nod zen neneten AFuFsrn nns
su tntsen 9reiien.
3tmmtr nerhtn NIT Der befer SursfaIt tarsisrt ,
l3Omdt3INN
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Sertisc Slciber
1nh Mnhez zQlrtife[ fir 0erren.

SO 318 go. Yrattara6t.
Nenen Breunen unb Betdnntcn irre ber eebrten Dub
Ittum brtdup bic treebenRe Mn3eee baB d tn meinem
Sre ts en %Urtiment feretr Scrrtnet6er, pwie etre
tG6ne AuSnatl rcn u n ntertlefbern, 5embtn, o.
f@entI&er, Str mpfe, 9enteentraeea ~. SUr-
ratbe balte.
aneefrrttet Gtnt8 fur Baar TT metu Wtpt,.
GSuntI5I) N. @r rienetEen.
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ber s3er. @t. 2lrmec+

yp. 8 6. @a9dr.
g51ltintDre, tet 5. Deibr. 1865.
Berfe9elte Mn6ebDe I'm Dup!ifa WerSen auf biefer Sf.
flee bs Wtitpp, ben 49, Deetber b. S., tttaes IL Hbr
on8enrmnea I'M be Camps, BarraGen, Spdler uuS
. tstere Ter llm9eeeno ppn GGinrre, WtD be I'm lice
esnben Gprs Bpel Mc9ea9 u,tt en5ei4lpitn, uib Spn
@ag 6oaie &c; s'aaprs nno OQio Sienba9n sa Ter
fe9en NIT
friIhem G4lenleiin,
unb baSIebe fcfenftet td6u dtsulieer r ICnate an-
faneenb l. anusr 1866 paIr In D tar5erer Sett ais
Ter Subffan3 General-g Dlnft fdr befmnten mag.
Das G6feneti4 tnpe Don gutter Sertauft9er Qpali:dt
fen unb te StIfe 8prberbel Inb ctn erbett (Sas
S6ertel gersne ett nb agseef@peaj tn ttrtdltntb
maBiser anentttat eelefsrt ioerSsu:
gemds ttees @putrate$ eef9aGt Eerb ruB ttertfn
Birbe ab6eftritten uro bte Brat bernntsr ermmt fin.
Ole 9otbebane mlt SET bs bier 8Da Otertalb beS 8ne
elerf5 nb bic 0ntetrseret ehs Bic a@t sou psGrlalb
hes SwenreiBelente at8etG6t etn.
bifelben Werben 5pn ben 9er oes oubltted3 0cEare-
mrnt Der Gas 5IciB eetcAt SeIts 6er Sier nit oer
0uaattdt uub sSuauf lts 54etibe8 ubt 5pirteefn
letu f. werteu @ntdue aui Dnt6em WtarfEe Guf &plsn
be8 @pntocttrreu 9emGtt 6emdht rerber.
MrBebpte miieR Guf SUrmulare gefdrieben fsn pel5
auf teIer Office 3u tGben n6, una bte bg ngee9 bst6
fteten Gerttftate nten bur 3pe SeraatpDrte 8urssn
uaterjet6net fetn.
Die geranpprt6fsttte ter garsen mug m!ttela enersum
@lert Ger r1Gien Oifrttt GCur Eber pp 8 st. Dfrist
MuUdlt ars8efelten Be9sint9un9 nadsepeien perteu.
Ssete @aette Uel9e en Nngebpt maGt, nug bur4 etre
81 geinaua6 naWete, baB tie treter ntreft md inStrft
bs r6en0 etm 4nSeb0t bet9d!st TT, auBfr temieG3en
tpcrunter Ie ibren Hamcn 9eset&net tat.
gnBetote eu Proposals fer furnishing fresh Beefss
Beset6net unb tsa unter5et@neten aObrefirt ein.
@as ltnterjeI uef efbat itb has Re4 ort, ole pber
etnse!ne e6ste bic ur unraenb bait su perpetfau
g4eun ba8 Iesebp I'M Ramea etner Girza etfbtstt, 70
n,tfen bte gamsn ber Ebetlnebmer pp ba DOpce &C..
an8sSeben fen peer es wtr6 ntbt tn Setr1Gt efs
3p8et.
3ablunsen werten IN pl9en Trabs seeifet rte bte Ser
StaaIen e efern itnb fe'ne Ssrbanhen fObab ais Eee
eiu9gbeu.
Gin @tb Der Sreue ber Yer. Saaten Tte8teran9 auer
QGrteitn be 2lneebpe ttniden utb reran8t penn pl
DE- Mot tere!tS tn baier 0fftee ttnterlf9t 1T.
@las 2nastpte wee nit teien NpIeitgn9er ni i9er-
etnfinraeu, spertea pcfttp suriGeeweien.
pmGs 8 gBtI fgn,
(Se5-13) Breb. Brig. 8fn. u. s. 9. II. Q. 3
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Sbr. Set,
sta& &fpistr BON Saepb Seeeer,
% German Ctr.

40 VCIHIu!l SlL.I
empett ien gut rrtrtes Eager In pesnter @eeenfdnben
olS metnenen. neuIbernea rnb plartea QDdaen Sare.
be4ldsen unb @erteruueen, GtItpa'ten, Numnern unb
5untebolsbdnter, Smeljtseael Grppsl, 9drssr &rtb,
tdbtfetIfn 9dukideen 9Drbrfeu fjr gptdbetsr 3ael-
melting, Nsubtr ane Scrten Drutb &C., 3bsrmpmster unb
gietraaaen, Sas- unb S&Iau6baraen. Spune 5t!du6e,
gUrfs, Sdbne fur 8rauereen gDtrtte fnber etn M
rrttmtnt BtereIdern, Satnen 0enlS Defenders
te bertmttu patentrten 8ertatnen berer aeineer 8r
Fouf fir Rarranb, Dfrt @DIumbia &c. lem uutersene-
ten sen BEN &rftntefn fbertrdeen tpurte.
as Cine erOse partbte g1Outnwdareu, ndmtntltd ee-
rdte Sa6tn fur Serren unb Damen, sebeu bon grttem
bere etr6etrpSen, uah httet unl eeret9en 3ufpru6
(urN4i[l Nhr. Beb
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Uermi(CDte 0n5eigen.
GplOdfela:SS :SSantiIiels

f6nnsn TIRE @nIpta4e fir
0nno0eloer, Grlo, Qcn;ip,t 1tnb Ariien.
0clDcr
prpmpt cptletttrt erb1.ten.
gbenFp SuGfdnbe Spn Splb wel@e fir SfTsere eer &r-
ree unb gp"rinp fdaid fnS Iian Wenbe ftdb an
%Bnt. 8. $5ili,
Np. 20 gBef 5asettefr., Baltimore
3ebe 4usfunft tpttb unentsslblid ertbeilt
ss- dnfra9sn nuspdrts mIien etrcr |pif-St1ntf
entbdl!tn fir Ste SlntspOrt. (Npr12iD
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Snbfiften5=&office,
Petersburg, 8, ga, 25 gt0o. 1865.
Qth9ebpte fiir Die 2eferung ppn frii6em O3=
ienfleiih.


@eesete gluse6pe tn Dupiitat pirben bon unter;ei6,
aetem bic OienitGs, H. Oe 12 lbr WtI9S anBenrmmen
fir es 2e'eruu9 6Un~ d 9 nj 8 d feNtIetTb fur
Sic Grubpen I'm 8tRrttte Ippira9 15. Dsj 1865
5ts so. Surb 1866.
Das Qbfenittf4 ruB bon ener oertanf9er Qgalttat
FIN unD bic Sde o3m Wrreegr ab 6tnertbstl III 9ldd
dBtsee Qaantttd 9elieett Grsen; Gt8 S9sufel unb -
yenist nb aasselblpen. DaS S6ienfleti@ tit, eeaGet
uno anSssngmlten auf bic eerDbn!tde gDeie tn fp5en
0uanhtaen uno su Itden 3ten u efern, pie bonn Su6-
fens Gpmtidr ber bic 9etr8un9 Sar Gruppen inner &
61i, beftnnt pirb
Sic prirn elter bteitr Gpntratt 3u8etblt Wfrben eg
mng eiatn fhrtften Gpntraft etngsben IN ter 0eSbn
eed ME s5Wb9fsns Dfpartertent oerIanet Gp.
ren laypn ftgb IN bieer Sfice 81 taten.l
Ssbe a1scbot UNI tn SetFGt GejCBtn wetben III f6nnfr
muB e're I4rfle 8ardne ;Wet perutportlt9n Slr-
gen enttdlte5 meI6e ldutet trie fcl9t:
We undersigned, hereby guaranty that should the
above bid be accepted it shall be fulfilled according
its true purport and conditions.
yugeib GaG feu etn fb-iftaer 0er!rdg nit 9onts i'm
SftrGg spn $1,000 auSseerttet rerben wsnn Serlanst
Da8 Commencement betaIt fd cas- Rebt Sp cue pber en
sens Mrgebote be fur MnpGIeno bait, su Serperfen
@ngsbtte muen Proposals for furnishing Fresh Beef
rbsrfbreben ben naterletGnsten in petersburg 3d.
abrelirt ietn.
gbefg 9 Sept. bon ga.
q "a Gregory,
(Ss1-12) Capt unb g @pI.
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DIE D..

cRoZIER-At HUNTINGTON, Wednesday, Oct. I. Georse
r. only o, IL. T.. d. b. Crozlcr 10 year,
month, aud days.
CONANT-ln tlis city on Sunday Oct g. after shots but
painful ilnet. DsviaS C0nant, H. d.. as-d ~ years.
Relatives ,nd. ana the Medical Faculty respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from Madison square Church.
(Dr. Ada arsl Oh "Wednesday, AL O'Clock p IN.
COX-On Monday Oct O. Clarince Cox of the l.h Resi.
nent New ork Volunteers aged ~ yeats and months
The rel Aiyes and friends OF the family respectfully in
vted attend the funeral from the residence Of ais uncle
No. .UJ Sixhaye., Wednesday lth inst at O'Clock
FLEiSoER-On Monday morning. Oct. Frederick s Flea.
der, eyed 81 years.
The itives aud friends OF the family invited 10 attend the
flrsra Tuesday afternoon. Oct. TO- at O'clock. from
bs residence Of bis cousin Saae ohariow, No. Is East
Twenty -ninth'st
CRANE-On Saturday, Oct. T. at Brewst-rs Station N. Y,
at the house of her grandfather Oliver Crane. Edna r.
youngest daughter Of Wm and Eleanor f. Crane aged
years.
Funeral the above place Tuesday the 10th inst at
O'Clock p.
IJENNlNGS-On Sunday morning. 0st 8 Helea A., slies
daughter OF George w aud Maris Jennings ag.I Il yel
and months.
The friends Of the family invited 10 attend her funeral
Tuesday Oct TO- At u o'clock y. H., AZ tho PIesbYteria
Church ia 8oth.a., iorkyilin
KlMBALL-0n Monday, Oct o. Mary D., wife Of Dr. Hoy
kimball.
Notice Of fansya seyyisei " to.morow's paper.
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Business Notl ees.

4
/ The "PoUNCEr Box" THAT SitAKEsPEARE'S
6p applied to his nose when incommoded wi h the fumes o.
visnous saltTe,e" waseut Of Tisce the ded but ouI
military heroes returning from their victories rightly deem
that Iibation ofPHALogs E6Hr BLOOMING CEREUJ Oh
their hondkecheiI adds CHI to the social euni vns which
welcome the advent Of peace. Sold everywhere.
MOTHERS MOTHERS MOTHERS :! Don't
fal to procure Mira wNsLows soorHISe SYRUP for CHI
DRES TsKTBiya This valuable preparation is the peVEip
ton Of ore II the best female phi icians and in she
United States, aud has been used f., 30 with neyer
ing safety and success. millions Il mothers and children
from the fy.bse infant Of one week oa to the adult
1t cny relieve. the shaa from ri but invisorae' the
stomach anSboes ocy sad gives tone aud en-
srsy to the oe system II "a anOs, instantly relisve
GRIFrss IN TUE BovrIs AND WIND CCEc.
We believe the Bes. aud Sur, 1t Rem sdy in the World In
81 cases Of DIsEsrERr and DrARRHA IN CarLD2Es,
whether it sTiss from Teethins opapy Otheg cause.
Full directions Tor using will accompany eacl bottle None
genuine unless the lac sie Of CURTIS PssKrss il the
ou.sde wrapper.
PECE ONLY Is CT yryprEK BorrEz.
0Gee, No 40 boy ct, EEw YORK. and
No. zoo High Holbom, Loassg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-10

The HAT For THE SEAaeN- par excellence Is
decidedly Ksoxs style the FAN sad Winter. which
he has just introduced aud which will be found st his
store No. 53 Broadway under the Prescott House It
fail by il aud becoming aspe, aud the beauty Of he
material become very popular h5or has long Been eee
bried Hs, Manufacturer. ard evcty prod
something new.
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To the Associited Press.
~ atff
Press.
wA,nNoToS. Monday, Oct. 9. 1865.
THE STOSRWALL.


The United States steamers Rhode Island aud
Hornet the hitter formerly known the blockaderun'
ner Lady Stirling. have been ordered 20 proceed Ia a'
vann To convey to Washington the Rebel ram stone
wall heretofore surrendered 10 the United States tY
the Spanish authorities The assignment. o; the Rhode
Island to this duty dposes Of the of repeated report
that II fitting out 10 convey President johnson To
North Carolina and other Southern ports.
THE fENIANS AND TIE STATE DEPARTMENT.
The English story that Mr.. Seward gave the
notice To Great Britain of the Fenian con-
corning Ireland continues To excite comment IN the
Secretarys absence But it is not credited by those
who Pre- sumed 10 be in position TO give IL un
eQuiyoca denial.
THE MISSISSIPPI FREEDMEN.
The Freedmcn's Bureau is in receipt Of a COPY
of letter from Gov. Sharkey Of Mississippi 10 Col.
Thomas Assistant Commissioner Of Freedmen for that
State in reply 10 inquiry OF that officer In regard TO
the freedmen and their management. The Governor
says;
have no hesitation in stating TO you that neces-
saTy result from the action of the Convention that IN
INV opinion the Freedmen can now sue and be sued In
any court in the State and incident their rights
10 protection OF person and property which are fully
guaranteed BY the amended Constitution, that they arc
Competent TO testify IN any court OF Justice Their
rights. | think. are flly covered by the principle
established by the Convention which abolished the
whole system Of Slavery and matter OF course any
measure Of policy which grew out Of taa. syataui.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-10

I'll, information sent by the American Gov
,.nn,ent 70 England in reference to the Fenan'
I'm. 70 have been most thorough. Many ar
IT, have been made, and the conspiracy Is by
mi. time broken mp. Bythis act OF information,
'lconrtc,v. Mr. Seward has foreverput England
~ her GOOD behavior. Rarely has 1t become
.IoIo. Of a statesman to heap such Goals OF fire
,,,or a nations head.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-10

The Philadelphia Press through a Mr.. John
patrick O'Brien Chat newspapers Mexican
Mr.. Harris. announces that Juarez is now in
,be United States, having abandoned Mexico
If this story came from any other source than
. M Iofphil
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VIRGINIA.
THE Prcsbyicrinn synod A Separate
Church Organization 90 he Wnint"ined
The Cnnva.s-Withdraw Of Jndson
Craue-Gen. 10. Johnston an Rich
snnni.


The PRESBYTERIAN Synod of Virginia, IN session
AT Lvnchburg, Va. on Saturday last unanimously
adopted resolutions IN invor oil maintaining aSoP''
church organization in Virginia
Judson Crane has withdrawn from the Congressional
Canvas In card he says. As voted 10 iatll
the ordinance Of Secession Of Virginia and sympnthzed
reDeray with her cOnd not cOnscieniiousy aud upon
constitutional grounds also take The prescribed oath
Gen Joseph Johnston arrived In Richmond on SUNDAY
uiutf
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Hotel Personal.

Major-Gen. Lew Wallace, Indiana; the Hon.
ErastIs Corning Albany; Con. Sleigh Colorado. aud
Mayor Vaux Philadelphia are nj the ST. Nicholas
The Hon. Senator Wilson. Massachusetts,. and the
lion. H. T. Rexford, Norwich H. u. are at the Aston
House.
Malor.Gon' Thomas Ryan. u. S. Al the Hon. Peter
Gallagher Texas: the Bon. }. H. Owings, St Louis
Judge Y. d. Hughes. Hartford Coma, aud John u
hlonnt w G. "ro al the METROPOLITAN.