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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-08-12

-41snt. eza zxrcA k17< fru1 - Sparkling
to the tz.e Il -TAe glri lefs B-i4sl
ne while sur friends whc have the good
OF bad iortEne to serve On reception com
n,t-es can perambuls,e to the melOdiou.
chords of =. tn Goose hangs High" And
then wha, fine thing they would be for
the 4" Arkanssw Traveller"
VEEDERs GRAND SCENIC EXHIBITION
We call the attention Of our Citizens to
Mr.. Vceders Scenic Exhibition at Wash
ington Hall this evening. Mr.. Vceder
comes highly recommended TO us, and hope
our people will patronize Exhibitions Of
the Nature and Character, as mentioned
in bis circulars. Works Of Nature and
Art should always be encouraged and pa
tronized, and we bespeak full house 20
this meritorious Exhibition.
- AT prayer meeting on the Poto-
mac, recently, an old negro spoke. and re-
ferring to the war, said, Massa, l habbent
got no religion, but l tank de Lord for dis
mighty great fuss"
CLosED.-Thc Washington Hotel will
close on Wednesday next for repairs. tits
to be thoroughly renovated from attick to
foundation, and hereafter kept as first
class hotel.
REscUED.-A little son Of Geo. Blank
cnship fell from Williams wharf on
Wednesday last, into the "salt chuck"
and was rescued by an Indian named
Louis.
THE "LEApER. THE first number of
the California Leader is received. 1t
takes the place of the Ledger, and is an
interesting litersry paper.
~ The Committee on the Conduct Of
the War exhouorate Gen. Hooker from the
charge Of drunkenness at the battle Of
Chancellor Ford.
t. The United States ship Decatur
and steamer John Hancock will be sold at
Benicia. CAL, on the 18th inst, at public
auction.
HANG HIM 1T is said that President
Johnson receives on an average ten letters
day asking for the hanging Of jeff. Davis.
~ The new town laid out by the Paci-
6c Railroad Company, one mile from H.
,inoistown, is to be known as Colfax.
q Urbanity, when separated from re-
ligious charity. is rather the law Of war
than treaty Of peace between men.
u The Visalia Delta speaks we'll Of a
large crop of cotton now being raised on
Kern Island, Tulare county. Cal.
- Two breweries and a distillery have
been added to the manufacturing facilities
of the Sandwich Islands.
FAsHIoNABLE.-Itiss said that wedding
favors and slices Of bridal cake are again
fashionable in London.
y The first locomotive built in Cali
fornia was recently turned out BY the San
Francisco Iron Works.
- Secretary NeCulloch reports that
the entire Nsiioaal debt now amounts to
g., 635. 2O5, 753 so.
- The veAhh Of Cessscsiest. dis,rib-
uied smoag iis inhabitants, would give
$3.50 to each Pssses-
= Ths Secretary Il wr hss ordered
the rsleas. Of n he psissssa Of var in
Fort MeHewy.
ia wslla wsna e.rsssp..1s.f gives
an uns.-erssse seeesas q thee-ss in that
locality
~ The yieAoi.na Psvrn<ns- 10
besS lad 10 P<si..A a sa< Prs.eaP~l
str-ees-
- Jeha r. Hale. 81 Me- H.mPsk i-v.
has ss<a sPSesssrd l. 5 Master %
sPssa-
- naV - fry-sbs>e vsocs VIE
hss. dag Il Psa-s0r- n Voc YEA
u nr sss.ss u - iss- Pssssasef
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-08-12

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e.pA~S &c ksSv m sesss sssdv % -
sx Esrsp- 60 sse<ra.y 10 - ezrs~s-'s
So n~v nm~~um
, 1865-02-24
4 man Who Hus Not Slept for Tour'
teen Te4rB.

(From the wheeling Nv. Y. f.llntc'f'eenEeI.l
any G, 18Th West Virglnia volunteers, has
not slept single moment for fourteen years.
He is now In military hospital at Phtladel-
ph;a. This mny seem incredulous, but never
1htless it is true, as can be verified By num-
bets Of persona The individual Is an tntelN-
gent man, naturally, and has the benefit OF q
moderate education. he entered the service
Of the United States on December 2s, ls63.
He is in the forty-ffth year Of his age. Ills
health hnB betn GENERAL excellent during
his Life. In 1877 he was attacked with cholera,
and since that period with lung fever on two
occasions. In the summer Of 1850 sleep tor-
sock him, md since that time be has never
felt the least drowsy. He has always led q
Putnam conntJ. West Virginia. Since he en-
tered the Union army he has been on seven
raids and IN four charges, during which time
be never fslt tired or sleepy. He was in the
four charges made beyond Harper's Ferry,
VIrgin!a. on the 17th, 18th, 10Th and 2olh OF
last August, and &c. he did not feel the least
sleepy. Why 1t Is that he can not or docs
not sleep, is as much mystery to him as It
is to many scientific gentlemen, who, having
had their attention called to him, have been
astounded in their attempts 10 investigate
the cause.
i1non one occasion, at his request, uum-
her Of cur,ously inclined gentlemen watched
lin for forty y-twG days and nights, consecu-
lively, in order, If possible, to arrive ut the
canss Of the wonderful phenomenon. These
gentlemen took turns with each other In the
55rorreas Of watching, 70 that If he should
chaSce to sleep It would be observed. Some
oF thc vatchc1s became drowsy, and it was
as m much m as be could do to awaken them.
,This singular man was sent TO Philadelphia
order ef the |d n5g1oni M ib he e as aa%
iast tss - n suffering from chronic dta1rhea and
rhrn,ma,ism. ,9s., He has nearly recovered from
IDS lis phyfical disability; bis appetite ts good
Int be does not sleep. Hc retlfes to bed the
eamc MS other soldiers, bnt he cannot M sleep lee
DC simply receives physical rsst. Lhis sns pre-
narratiyc Of most wonderful pnenomeo1
may seem fabulous, but the reader Is assuseo
that 1t Is the Truth.
, 1865-02-24

They are troubled in Canada with an exces-
sire supply Of silver. The Cause and the
remedy are the subjects Of an article In the
Toronto Leader, which discourses as follows:
sit Is we'll known that we were not trou-
bled with silver before the American war
commenced. but Us soon as tho paper curren-
CT Of the States became deprecated, and
would not pass in Canada, We began to find
American silver pouring into the country.
Gold became an object Of speculation; every
consequence the Americans brought silver in
large quantities into this province, and, after
exchanging 1t for bills, drew gold from the
banks with which to speculate In the New
York market. American silver became abnn-
| dant in Canada at once. The banks soon
found 1t necessary to refuse to take silver
from their customers at par on deposit this
stopped to great extent the direct Influx,
and the banks have found it necessary ever
! since to regulate the rate Of discount rela-
lively to tie abundance Of silver in the mar-
ket. Tie price Of gold in New York con-
tinues higher than that Of silver, the difference
being never less than three per cent, and
generally much more, varying according to
The demand for gold from the importers. It
| therefore becomes matter Of speculation
with the American dealer to buy silver in
New York and pay 1t out to us, as he realizes
alone in the transaction. This circumstance
keeps up a constant bnt gradual influx of
silver into this country, and accounts for the
Image quantities now in circulation here. So
long then as silver is taken ut par by us, and
the above difference In the price Of silver and
gold in the New York market continues, the
country will be flooded with silver.
, 1865-02-24

4 Bill 10 Esah1ish, in the War Department: a
Bureau for the Relief Of Freedmen aud Rela'

4 Bill to Esab1lsh, in the War Department. q
Bureau for the Relief Of Freedmen and heln'
gees.
Be II enacted BY The Senate and Rouse Of R:p-
YfsentRi.es Of ne United States Of Ansriea. ia
Conqr<ss assembled, That bureau be estab-
lished in the War Department, to continue
during the present war Of rebellion, to which
ment, and control of a1f subjects relating to
refugees and freedmen from the rebel States,
or from any district of country within the
territory embraced in the operations Of the
army, under such ru1eaand regulations ~ may
be prescribed by the head Of the department
and approved by the President. The said bu-
reau shall bave one chief, to be appointed by
the President by and with the advice and
consent of the Senate, whose compensation
shall be three thousand dollars per annum,
and such number of clerks as shall be deemed
NECESSARY by the chief Of the bureau, and ap-
proved BY the Secretary OF War, not exceed
Ing two Of the fourth class, two OF the third
class, three of the second class, and fire Of
the first class.
SEC. 2. And b Il further enaeted, That the
President may assign to such bureau, for the
benefit Of said refugees and freedmen, the
temporary use Of such abandoned lands and
tenements in insurrectionary States, not be-
md may direct such Issues Of provisions,
clothing, and fuel as be may deem needtnl for
the immediate aud temporary shelter and
supply Of destitute and suffering refugees and
freedmen, and their wives aud children,
under such rules and regulations as he may
direct. r
SEC. 3. And be It further enacted, That all
laws ard parts Of laws conflicting herewith
are hereby repealed.
, 1865-02-24
'?4)tfago Grtbn1re.



10 the unfortunate this poem {s earnestly and
Kindly dedicated.
Nv mn. sv,w
1nefe Iney 60, tafo' NE long. long GAY,
tu1nneeding nc sun VAN rs piercing M
ohneeG1nE lhe eeotu 1nat toelf e1aoces greet,
n the hard, cold Eyes Of gil they meet;
Enheeaing-an, no! iof tae passet-e5
Asy oft times catch quick-drawn Sigh,
That Tia pleads llke voice 1or little pity
1toH tne ua11o" nGaI.e VI ae EIeaL "lae c1Ig.
1ook with tse e,es Of xon, aon1 md ,.s
That pale girl there TINT is she
VIZ YIN moad'Ious 3s r @ ha1E OF selntilant gold
11se 1se s soa! q sansn1ne , careless e rolled
& s c?%se1 stain 81 III is aiie sas s W6ia; p,n;
1 40 motnef 8 lore could spfinE rom dust
10 shield her from mans heltiah last
=
Up and down thro' the gas-nt street.
Hhro' Fl the long, long nieht, thro' rain and seef'
No matter the tcars tie wild eyes shed.
No matter The pain In her lore-cruahcd heart,
hs Ct IT. m
No matter, we cannot forgive her tAu.
Up and down and 10 and fro.
Wcarily. languldly. come and 20.
Ihese women fa1F, snd crushed a.t a9o 3o.t los'
No Kindly word on their dangerous way,
Has told Where ne snoai. a. ana hare4sd go,
There broken Eo~, ana ~ .as} + nnf1leo GOWN
70 INC einlo' oep'n&s ~ ~ cs,saf VIZ na,e,
.,~.,.. ~. sna.ua....
up and do*n, tnfo.aga .g,e me aas:y street.
So%e fo; Ra4e sn, a. droaG =, Winning aaeea'
P1 e. G1hfs S e. ,f saei Il h6y Sottsse
10 mercy !oT lnem 19e neaIl oetaYeas
nale ilom ms thouEn!, uo as VIC may,
were parrd from NJ worlds OWL proper way"
, 1865-02-24
33etrnleu1l1.
MUTUAL BENEFIT

ETTTTAT RTNFFTT
M o0A O1AS4AAA
AfA -
hmm 10N" RTv
wi lHlW IN r,
- A"--o@4AA0 04- AA~' 49,
s+.%.
OIL REV. AorR.
CAPITAL. STICK 2pn6o SHARES AT ns1 PER
1....A>f -, s1ss ~.
10000 sHAKES, Or &11ooo RE5ERFKO FOB
q The eoEnzny re hIence to g applied The put'
chase 11 !&hds and ctnef property
0uces No. 13u PeoFl-Ef., ttiuuoFef SQVare1
new 1ofks
--.-.--., =
atn. j1A& h1L41s OF new Efk, f1t61.ent.
, 1865-02-24

o1171A0 PK1sosHKs'
For dieting prisoners ~ County jail, per day. 80
surnExE COURT.
Attending Supreme Couri, per day.. go. 800
sEo. . And there ehall he allowed tn 1he Several
.tsr;f:. ~ ria Ststa rnmmisssnn ~ tbpes nsr
epnt nn - Il, .acs ~ 1e.1 nnd naraona, ~ P9
wh1ch shaIl i,e Inade rT vTtne ~ INV cppecR9fiog
f.srcd tn 1nr..nce ~ isw ~ NV - ta.rt
~ hS ssf1,aa H. ~ a., n,res nr nai5 S tn
saneptv sha1I MT nc pct H. so,S ora h.v ~,
tvhIc e .rnnd T. ;1nJ @ ~ naM = ~, ~
1ne Mhat Wa ~, ~ Iaa. 10y W sas " . Iropt4eo,
LII LII - ~. sus ptoPEI.J ictle1 "
sna % " ~, u ~ 5ao senye4 ~
@ ~ suG eoIzt hnM IL t1uRetv not actoa.!y
solo, Me saE.ln ei.a!i " a!!n"eu u1t1 ceuts los
M!JlnE, a4a 4 ase sens r. & n'so 5os Golng 70 ana
letulu!1g !1on P!acG =! teS4' Aaa eosis 70 9o ad,
FauCf1 ny LUG piAiAklA6s AuU lAAeQ aQU EQlleEtGn
, 1865-02-24
iEnr the Gnlp @i11fS.
FOR THE GOLD MINES
Ill OF IDAHO.
MONTANA AND IDAHO
TRANSFORMATION Line !

ms.55eT, l.st a4a Light drsushs steamer DzEs
powIa9 er1, 40. being oai q 21ttSnars: r.: *.
xin le4re icr Fo.t BEL ton and intermediate
pGintsm 20 on SAfGKpAY. February 1szh asd st. Louis
TIT triytr Is open to Or aba and Council EtuHs -
The new. saIt and light dr>rsht steamer BENTON,
VIM. boward. Master, L=w1s aiue, Chrk, Will; leare
tor Folt Benton and lutesmec1a points. sATUR-
DAT, ASfcA 11th.
ahoye, EAT 1URDAY, MAr,h 18th
The TfIy last Rrn l!EAt trargtt Etekner, FANNY
EGUEE, hp1ras Tcwusrnc, Clmmander. Moses Ell.
Hard, C!elk, will leave As above cnNATtR0AY,
bieAIner UrER LODGK vii rersia between Fosts
Union srd kentoh until The cstfo Of all tie boats Of
TITS 1re Is delivered At frrt Helton
By lhfs arrangement shippers hsvt & eat advantage
and asturAnce that their freight Will BE- delivered
At IT. Destination We are atko rEepsrtd 10 furnish
lang rsa.Eottatltn from Folt Benton to the Mnes'
anc will give thrbug: Bl 1stlbg to fiveE lily List
Ihanc< fItckly Pear, Deer Lodge, F:g1nls City and
Baupocf City and GAliatln- Fer trtiEtt or passAke
sprly g JOHN 6. CoPEtiN; g2atheast u. ro.nss Main
F:ne snd Commercial; It JOHN RI CO, Coz.
vsnt ftreet, between second and THIRD 9r
Eos Sc .1d IS sorth wstcrft corner Of este street
{ hrs N Ar.yr ,-Jt4l{7-ero Is
, 1865-02-24

+ the same name in the same county, was con-
fined last week, and not wishing TO be out
done By her sister, gave birth to four glris,
tsen tSa pfRae' s ecans eash Or her ssn ser one
child, and one pound. .o
As soon as the st. Joseph merchant, VINO
presented the other little cousins Win =
1rock apiece, heard Of the last "lnteFest1os
event, )" he aiso donated each Of them calico
frcck.
Seven children In two months Is doing prct-
ty we'll Tor two mothers. The two sisters
Thornton ought to remove to some newly
orCanIzed western territories, start coloniz-
alton society, and furnish wires for future
1fcrcera
, 1865-02-24

Rachel. .oR.s celebrated HAIR DYE Is zuK nxsr
m Tux NoRLp. The only Harmless. IkCx and RxtI-
xbt.t Dye knoW1. Ills splendid AaiE Dye Is fes1ecf
GLOSSY RtAck and NATURAL Brown without anjuI.
inz the Hhir Ftstning the tsn eAv1aE The Aas son
storing It's pristine COLOR and 1ects the II eccts oi
BID DYES. The Genuine IL signed WILLIAM 4.
be avoided. Sold b. al pznggiste, &c. Factory q
Bscaelo1's New To!les Cream fer Drcsssg the Hal,
1aAES II MI Z
, 1865-02-24
Gprrial nottrf8.



Confidential PhsslriAn, late o' ihstaae!rna. has1hg
had twelve ,cs expt r!cnce tn the treAtnen: OF Old
Chronic and Grcrct Diseases, IL located at 16s De1r-
BON street, where lie can be consulted st ali t,mcs
fetxnen mr. hour. orgA II and Z. II. Hcis thcs spla
eccrt for tlc Crest French Preventative Fem 8eA
Friend the o-y tusc that II offered to
1he nu,lic Price three dollsr1. Sent by mall 1.ee
nom o,eesEa Ion On receipt oi the price Separate
entrance and rooui ior ladies. Consuttaston tree-
r.
, 1865-02-24
A Prolific Family.

fETom the t{11uc5 111'' t1c1a1o.I
.Ahout two months since Mrs. Thornton.
of De- Kalb county; No., gave birth to three
children Ct al1 girls, Weighing three pounds each.
The Tho hanny mother bappenins in st. Joseph d
short ttnle since, and the fact booming known
10 merchant Of that place he very generous
Xxi. 1or each Of The little responsibilities.
Another sister Of the above named lady, Of
, 1865-02-24

PROFESSOR EU6T1S LARRARD, (pupii Of RA.
fnAEt Tue Tendon A+trolocerl will write ont. SOFTEN.
11T1cA1LT hnd ooExEcrIT, the FUIUnx EARTHLY
DKs11hI Of >ny sian. Woman or Child. No Casd. Or
Tc1tnne-Te, tDc Tdckery r+snrted to. These Lis.
C6arta rcpt Out rsTttc7iarly the FuruEz ta regard
70 Health, Menry LEenrs., LoSe ane .aH NsTlaSe'
Tul cnsrt@. =: Ten ycsEs: f.; AZ a9.st;Sns; 81.
Of birth whether single married. and sex. Addrcss
EUsTis LLEhAkD, Camden, New Jessey.
ts1 17.rfaFh
, 1865-02-24

t4A1lA A(ullGeR14UCAt% A%e' 0A-- NA~s''AH-1
The Emperor, had he desired to f,reshaaow
rupture Of n1nicable relations with the Uni
ted States, had an opportunity to do 50 at
the Imperial Ball at the Tuilleries on
Wednesday last. Instead he relinquished q
point Of etiquette In order to render more
agreeable the position Of our representative
II his court. 2a5t dgqsrs. q Fo1n ns'aE ;s: &C.
only, and not to the Sovereign; Is not sup
d rosedd to have any communication With the
latter, At the presentations the Charge tr
yfairfs does not introduce his countrymcn
difeclly, but SINNERS ;r,Ii iis 5, Introduction
through a chamberlain. This has always been
the case before.
which the diplomatic corps werc, he held ont
his hand to Mr. Bigclow, and expressed his
qualification at seeing him, and compliment
cd him upon his good standing with the
United States Government, which SO prompt
y placed him in the position which be occu-
pied.
In the presentation ceremony no chamber
lain stood between the Emperor: md Mr..
BIgelow who introduced OUT countrymen d.
rcctly to his Majesty. This was certainly an
entirely unexpected proceeding, In part, IN
, 1865-02-24

THE STATE
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE,


The State Agricultural College, LsnftaE. Michigan,
xot otiett to sndenz very superior ADVANTAGES -Four
yesrs syc recu1t complete tba course Of study,
dch Is t. fell IN Mathcnttlcs. English Literature,
HiFtorJ, Philosophy, &C., - in Other Cole. e..
Anims! liyF1ologs, and Other branches OF NATURAL
SCIENCE are unusually e1ensvr. Ereat altk ntion be-
tnC rrtr al.o to their ptxct4ca' applications.
Tie Co'1Gce has Surveying ED LerettnE 1nstr3-
rntnts = M1teum Of Natural History, Philosophical
lnstiuuaerts md N excellent CnKr1cAL AHo. iToKY
In which students arc taught to MAIZE AnaiyEts.
The Farm hAs clay. SIND, foaD o. d1"efelt kinds,
bottom laIcB Mnck beds. and nearly every vA'sets o1
tou known in she Ssa.c the stock hts been cntrely
chanred in character oflntc. pu1e blood Gait Of the
A,r.h1re short born md Devon. and toutae Owl and
Aoted In I'll matters pertaining to tatm snd stock
management classroom and out ct door 1oet uctoa
= given. Such instruction will be much moro fall
than ever before.
In vegetable garden. unsurpassed in the Safe lot
the v1etY OF it, products IN the orchard. the tmAu
Iult Gardi tic ornamental gardens a1d the n1Eae-
res. ttudenta taught MI the best r1ehons Of Hot.
uen tMe and kindred suo1tc1s.
Students raid for their labor. and eRfn!9R1
rot u1fFtqu .ntly pay from one thnd 10 enc h31 o.
their GIrcDst4.
Etudcnte are admitted to ee1 Ct COURSES and Tor any
time. There IL also preparatory csse tor those not
a9fci! nf!5 advanced to enter the Collegiate Contse
Boar Il st Cot. lsst year At RSe Fer week. TUT
ton ffee students from the State to Uthe1s. 80
q year Rotms ere fu:uiskcd With stove and bed.
The c1eues for The frst half year Of 1s65. will be
Permanently organised tue frst t6Y CT March ncxt.
T. C. ABHuT. Presdeot-
fAtE.h9tf1]t Mteb1GHns
, 1865-02-24
Dr. B3welows

Conodenttel phyz,caan csc be consulted 1t E1s once
II eoath Cla.a-et-, corner Of Monroe, Chicago,
Hsi5 blocE rura the Posto'nce o. ~ i.eronlc Dis
eAsea knn Dtarast Ct private AID GGcaSe nature 10
both sexeo which he trcAts with unparalleled sEceexE
Rooms sepAr.te where Lsd1es z1d Gentlemen caa con
9ult thn Doctor with the Str1ctf 1t rt1yac3. Office
houra from 9 =. m. to . PEA. scEth.s, 1e 70 u N.
address Portion ce Boz 1s4. Incloss tso stamps End
ret bin 4c1dg to HeAlth. deSlds9s-lyis IL
, 1865-02-24
9ri1tttng.
PENSION AND BOUNTY BLANKS

Pension and EBonnty Hanks.
Tor sale at tho CmcAao TR1Un1 0FE1cR4 u
Clark street.
The series Ia complete, sad the forms ara acea-
rata, tonfoEnl1S IN every respec. to tta iussrEf-
lions from the Pension Ou1cs. Ali the torms p<r-
timing to an applica1iao 1ra printed upon GEE
eheet, embrsdcg the Declaration OF tha Applicant.
he AfHdayits Of Witnesses the Certificates at tA9
Magistrate, Power OF Attorney, Clerks Ce1d1eEsA.
&C.. &C., with a1npla blank spaces
Application for Transfer at feoa1on-
Application for PEsze Money.
Appncaaon OF Widow or Mother for Payment o4
Application OF Invalid Peustoner for Payment of
Pension.
C4im Of Heirs for Az1ears.
CEim for Horse and Equipment
Guardlanp Declaration Of Minor Childfta II
Pension.
Gna1dian's Declaration Of Orphan siss~ b
Invalid Pension Claim.
Foucheza-
Discharged.
Clothing Receipt Rolls
Enlistment Paperrs-
Abstract Of Disbursements.
Commutatlon Of Rattona for Exchanged Prison.
Of War.
DIssb!ed 6old1cr'e Declaration for Bounty Money
(Act Of March 8, 18sa}
Fathers Application for Boanty Money and AE-
Trt-Mouthly Return Of Recruiting Oncer-
Communication Of F1el and Quartete-
Guardians Declaraton Of Minor Children 1oE
Bounty Money and AErears.
We send them roaT PAID. AZ tna raSa of 31.@
Per qutre, upon the receipt O! the money.
Addtefr, TR1CN1 CoTAHY.
, 1865-02-24
:@incs|taneoug,
WESTERN TREES
FOR WESTERN PLANTERS,

No Equal improvement For The Same
Money.
realize fSN:EoLb g ~ l9yeftMsnf 6y paati1S
@ n
'sS;ssa r.
in tn 0qsasss Es hnfe en en- u
i.Eas GREEN noCsHs fsr plants and PE0pssstins paE
nov is the 1iEs Fiaa;;ue. & Order for Spring
EAr1I oKpKRs viii hare tho bert attention. Don't
md e1a
Notjee package or club rates in new Descriptive
9oUxa Taz1s and Plants Of NAVY. varieties, Cut
VIZ To
nomy, and tor new laIms reQairlng Imall space 1t
ntt Be removed when tho orchard site Is selected
aPIs Standard and pEar superb soo
p@. y Al.
surmcnt, b. the dozen. hcndred or thoussnd-BART.
II fE faE1e2:y Some OF which pro-
ESfEs SH r. :.!s: Iii: ;2sf 2s::s
= 81 :fSst r. ';gs
~, sa Hku9s Ssasss
olo n.d new varieties. :,
GRAPES. GRAPES.
Splendid Stock, Is Acres Planted.
Adtrc nnac lows, Israea, yorton'a y!rginit, pa:a.
M. Eaoelis, Ma1atawny, hoxess ybrios. g.. n Al
g. $Ss sSfISdRs ii S Ss
very strong; scIeeted-bJ tho single Vne. dozen And
hundred, Ineae arc extra nne, ues1hbts plants, at
oE Eeiss seH:: :''sf rsnxs
41foP vl.m and Fruit. for Ornamental Hedges or
RGUT' CRAFTS, Apple and Pear: Nursery atocts ;
- GUFfINGs of GRAPE. cu.sans, Willow, Poplar.
Khnbarb and Apparatus Roots, Cabbage aud SWEET
6oobRiCH sEBIEG FoTAToss+ choice
R0sEs' RosEs!!-stock and assortment un-
Sytr % Coo vel rooted plants, go NAMED VARiK-
hGiBs. BEDDING aud GREENHOUSE PLANTS
- PsHIs9XEs. sX orer 90 sort,.
Two b1ndrcd sorts u DAHLIAs: q and over Of
CfiNISANlHENUM5; 100of VHKBENAS: over "a
Of Tree CaiEatIon; ci FUchfss. over 10 sorts; Of
Geraniums 50 kinds, With Gadlotus. Iliea. Tu-
berosea, Tiger FloWets. &C., ac.-Tery gdneIal as-
sortment. -
send two red stamps Tor Catalogues; n9w descrtp.
tive c. talo ;ue Aus Is pages with most valuable
directions and hiutz for Western planters. Ageots
and experienced W0rkmsn wanted.
Adcres,J.k. PHOENIX,
BLOOMINGTON Nursery. Bloomington, III.
feh20 ki1i-l2s MWhF & 2tw.
, 1865-02-24
0FFICE COMMISSARY SUB
OslsTEkc T. Room 14Gasrett 'oek. Chicago, H.,

fEtlNE CCMM10NAlk1 0U0-
0slsTEkG Z: BOON .AGasrets Book. Chicago. H.,
Seated viii re received ut this oee until
II o'cIcck noon On rt1L6DAY. February 3. ISIS for
1n.niahng thc following snhsItencc Ssorrs 1or the
use OF the GIFTED Sta1t8 Amy. viz:
800 pounds Hard Bread, IN boxes.
14QQ barrels F orr, dr 1yefed at ncck lFt4nu-
500 barrels Ficut, delivered ~ Cle.Eo-
600 barrels otn Meal, dcik cred al RoeS lN.nd:
50 Qt0 pounds Hom,nJ, delivered Ut Chicago, KIN
dried. tn b. FTejk.
90 bu4lc keans, in hErrela.
100 0oG ponnrs Brown sugar. ID haFEea
5000 pouud2 Grtcu Coffee. IN double eacks OF oaf-
1000 gallons purc Cider OF Whisky Vinegar.
60 Ealltna M Molssses.
6poo pounds pure Ground Pepper. pound papsrs,
in boxes.
$500 pounds ft1r Candles.
S1.D-1 pcnLts sokp.
Piddss ix:l state zt Whit time the stores will be
ready for delivery.
Exmplca w1u Ar company ptopusH's.
al barrels 10 ee well "oopcred and do7b1e he4d-
The cost c1 the package 10 b. Included In the prtee
nj article. md each package to b. market with con
fenfr nsruc Il contractor. and oate OF lutcAatG
The esgned teac3rcs ihs 1!glt REJECT any and
Il Ps5nents 10 ee made IN suTency q tt equivalent
1srcnntsas u.uAI In duplicate. with eony Of ths
.1rcr1srmett e{tAched. and AddEe.a II tue unuer-
sirrt rndoIsed "FT1poss for Eutslstence Stores
ntF1'o' 0 GEU. ", CAM+kELL.
fno4r.nu t:sptt,n md C.S.
, 1865-02-24

dustry.
About fifteen miles south. on the sea shore,
stands marble monument. inscribed on one
SIN D1EGo, Cal, Jun. 16, 1866. Xxx.