davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1865-08-08

And A5my Surgeons. HOsTETTHRH BITFKN ara n
conat.nt use and tee strsnshsu,talaaz rtrruss s5a
ed With eminent success On the battle aeld. Ia the ~
Ing and camp hospital, and n tho Government lAGp
5ettoes at n 1ehinvton aAd elsewhere. BJ the naYV
also, It has been warmly tndarsed and arttly pstcs
lied,
, 1865-08-08

QTy1X or 1ux BoAIo o. PER1lu WoHxs,
Isn1QA6o, Ar. 5. 1t55. !
whereas. It's CoErotu ( OIL q OF the CITY Of Chi
caxQ bsa fdacHd that MortA E1srA 9sIpet from the
neI1h line of Chieazo svrnue to thu COCK na It 20
Cn.cato Ks el be Eu1bed VII curb = lis and ptytd
nnoer the kup rinf enut Of the tos1d Of fuul!t
Works, and thkt tbe srM ni my tno1aand stx fun.
d1ezn'n trutned By H. Improvement 70 nrds5sA. 40
cerrtrE 10 the p4oEi& OF the K-y sed fshattef,
y Gme[ ded. L SIGH ctaa made ard pro hded
.Nov. tee4eaose, public nss.ez u h.see1 k1ven e e
70 I'd az fnolic works viii met =. Qua NJ. Is. L.
TIC CoLTt HcrsA IN tkid Gty, on tnn Ath aaJ of
9atoes the nnn: cirected ~ Ao1esEld by tho Com.
inon Cpprcl 10 BE- essd tAe IeA dt&ta deemed
]. 9, 6INUK1R.
FKKD LKTL
O. j. BUSH
Countplnnea Of the Board Of Puh1to Wosn
, 1865-08-08
Legal.

MORTGAGE SAIE-Whereas,
4s1- David Daytx. dia on tia htst day Of March.
4. y. lsn. e1ecu1e And tenvrt 70 the unda.Nknsd1
MAY EnoZtfsEsn Roe1ta1n 1no1t&&4 ofe1
6oAt7nk dAie the day N1c gear AeoIe&sad o1 1po
Tic ritIo1te4 GGEnA11ef tezhod to aeerYo7 Inn pay
:s to1is ~ ee.ss!ned q .a1ea tas!s sun.aae one
. 0np4j1 p. nuu a. 1bopt O 4 IhoE&Aud 3u1tF.
one sEd 70 1 D2llk1 N.te 1n:e1axt xae1non nte tie
~ ~ q As1eh, ~. wbica morEeko Il dnlE 70
essE q uliac!'. = 5Sek s. Of No5tFt>na PaEe lsl
Ana Nnsaefh. Ge1aL ha4 heEn i1eds lu the p1yna:&
cotlcs y ht!ep1 k1yea Inst b, T1Tae u he poVss
1Da AVth1rafy yessed n 41ad EH1FH1eo fthe pndro.
Iknee} ~ sad mosif1ks Geed eo1sstntnx ! psTeT of
1i!e. 1h21l oc re thtsnsth 20 % ar Of Anfu1 a.
= il sa3th aeos otsss ;S GsHs e aoS. 81
n to the htxtest bidder. I'M eAsn 5uptect iu
IL equ,ty ef redemption ths ne91ass1 tesetlpea u
,1VrS IN. nf HtacF f1entI tuo t1 q I@=pensat
1ddiloa Ch!e,ks II NJ GSpa a q Goes e ~ @ e-
TsSe nd sIpeases II ~ - ~ s,,vx,.H. xm4o....
,.~,.au. Univ n lh6f. b6is 10. SIP
, 1865-08-08
COL LLECTOR'S NOTICE,
Hsst& OF nncix, County Of Caok-S8.
C1T1 Col lIaoIp1t 0x1Iox,3

C1TY CplIHoTp1t 0T1Ic1,
Isocx No II, Cop1t AoEnN
CKIGA8dL Arkrst oh, ie3
FnhMc no.ire u hta, by given th.s the following 60.
ac11bcd Atrauts h1ve botn piAee6 n ny htntA 3sf
COLLECTION. TO 1tt: warrant No. n Eof1h. dassd
Apxrts 1st- LES AID 3ssued for TIE eolect1nn Of
p y1nI. with woontn npck paytncnl Michigan
Ws1tspt ts3 bouth. dated Anfust lit, 1ss3. md
lsued rAu cei ect,on o. spte!1 As..sn.ns lsy.
hosk pAysneut, let1hotu street. nom AA1Sxaa
kfveet 70 An1 roo tttett.
Wsrs1t "a Test, uate1 Auku1t Sd 15sa kud i15ned
for fhe COLLECTION Of 6feclal Aske nj nt LEVIED tof
1hr ctrbtng: EtEK md pay1EK win - ootn blot
pATsEelt West EAhdonh Ysef, on the WI tlto
II He4t Wafer at,cet 10 the wat kide Of ahated
htttet.
Ali pt47ora interested II fhe ssid shoTa So~ci n
Asessn. rts Art heEeNt 1eQu=a ed to Utko Ia nsdi.
ale payment Ut Hy N:e N dt1sut - 4ueh tAy.
Ineui the 1Rtt a1t He1s3 H4A be Collected II Int
4. FEA1Q.
SuEStf611t {atF Coitt Cos.
, 1865-08-08
Perry*s Moth nnd Frecl1Ie L0.
rFnxH

Ch1neku8 OF Noshpatch. tal1p called Ltv-1sp7tJ
and Lepfixo, or FFsckles, n. Often sc"y aunoJ.nE.
particularly % lAdles Of LII complexion foE .he
blouds th1r Of L branstte; ut uey Etauy nsr the
oeeuty .: eithcs hna ary pr ps-ssso: ~, euscs.
eoor er tAe si'n Z csg.si y a.slosF .sun, T. tn
speciality, has tilcorn1t ss1uecy fu the.e d1tc
GFarcra. which u II once prompt i1taAole' Ano
ksEMleka. -,
For sale IN Chicago By Thoe. whtsnef Co.. Blsa
L ShAp. Buck HA5noF aod a1ni d DRjs.
FUl1Kn. FINCH 4 FULLER AeesA, Ch1esxo. n.
Prepared on1y nT c. PKRhE. p-r1natol Etxt No.
g Bond Of, eet. New Terk, and fur sale ~ all drug
AID FlMEElH LOTION. VILLAS sn sA1TAT
, 1865-08-08

DROPOSALS FOR PAVING
L ENlCO1f 6TEEKT

DRUPOShLS FUR PAVlNG
i TQlCO1T 6TREKT. ----.
cH1dA6p ApE.< 1.t5.
Stx{ed ffupo9x-a Will be rese1vnd bY thA Bokfd a
Prb l. Torfa Hntil Il i II HOSDAY. Aneost If.h.
foI 1hc 1I.t and Eaa!nE csr2.nG With curb Eslis.
st'eet non Kicxe a.tres 70 Atch1Esn street. accord
lpK to p-ctneaunns OF 10 In thlt ofte4.
Bald 1mtoFefnntt II he pAid Tor from tbs Special
sss.nmeul Inrled 70 da1,aJ IN ezt wn4n the sa1ne
Pppoi1ts u.' b, addressed 10 tte Board Of Public
Wo,kA incorltd "ptopc4a1s tur FAvtnx Wo,cost
lt:eet." Each lid must oe x Hcompanie{ With boad
Bosrc t:rinx ,he execRt!on Of ntaet "a ne-
ecrdance with the bid IN c1le The xAMs Is accepted
1hn board stse ne tho right 70 ut ct auJ o1 ~
ttx, and bid viii be accepted unltaA the patty Of
t1rElr Eyes evidence :fAttofy 70 the BoA:t IhEt
j. q. ElHuKIA
KHHn lKrX.
, 1865-08-08

cure Of Roeuma 1sln. HIN r.lx1% dc I II An 1sTkx
xAL AxAkD1.. Acc cy ~ -. ~ e1us % any LIxt.
Ms7s or EI7KryAx EEKppT' r resed to Iht
pnullc. i huncrres CT Isoa ,ckn 'aauiy. We COL.
ecttuttoualy rec 1rEGsntit ~ q. Eli. To u po3xss
Fof ssie ~ BuBEHANs / yAN aCHAACE.
Whl lfaAle D psgtsu. 6 LAG sI~t hc~o and
DTuEXiSt8 generally. &usEtGs ztN&1u
, 1865-08-08
on BOARD opB OCEAN AynEamcuv

Picket ships, md merehxnt men, II II regularly az.
Esd y tho btst SnoNn pteysntiys Ct. sad semedy N
All cares Whtre sucn a agent i teguiset: Sea cs
EATd ii II the most valuablo portion Of hsI medisI
sorea. They arc Of opl2:oa that to1tteI by lueh n
or eYeu yellow Edyer."
, 1865-08-08

Rrus or THE REBE111oN.-A Virginia pa.
per tp axis Of the startling fatality which has
oTerla aken those who: we're the political re.
belltous leaders Of that State. At the be-
gipnIpg Of secession Virginia had one Cabi-
net Nipister who was seceBsionias, the Sac
reta1y Of War, John B. Floyd. 81 Is dead,
She Lad two foreign Ministers who vera Sc
ceesiouIsts, Hon. 4. r. Meade md John Il,
Daniel. Both are dad. HIT two Senators,
Hunter a1d Mason, were s=cessiunists-o
is . prlso1ser,' the other an s1as. Her oldest
Il riluent!al citizens who supp orted secession,
and tie man who fred the 1lrst gun q. sum:
ter. Was Edmund Kuffln. H Il dead. this
5eccenjzed leaders Of the seccssionists ID The
| Stats Convention were George ". Randolph
, 1865-08-08

that she and El'rwere bath fnuud to have
en- their underclothinR, which WAS just taking
fire fem the burning bed Nhaa Ar. White
fnscreff fhe h1dff3.
, 1865-08-08
Gnbf1nmtgt Sales.

IMPORTANT GOVERNMENT
i sAlE-aocur snn ss?'7to1 As:iis:y Has.sa
vtl b = shs stsck 4szt On tae eorasr :s q
ssfu.: tx sas 81 ;sss = j osises I'd s5a5si5i
cem ~ . az .a n ~ 80; ,nacr e.k, q
Hasas Il * 4: - :hsa :ss:T ane mis- ~ o:ss
" RaGs iaa - a7e i :I
e so:d Taa s.saauao q EAH nona II - ,1s.a 60
-: t':Hss FIGS Ss1ss:, e's .T1i:ase :h
sasss sf e.. q .s uo a
T.. = s;5s 81 I TguxHuL!- CAPT. and a. y.
,.,,,,, sSs5s }lzsHazs sssSs; Fl ;ks5ss : e.
A UCTIoN sALEs.-Gre,t Sale
90 { s3'$tE; Hf:s;s aaa s2s 4a III xosza
In s..'fs sss ss:; n ~ oso
aad 'he Dlls.et 4 caisasss.' '''''
QE4rarxAsrn exsn.1;. orroz,.
80, = Wasasegos = s':s c 2 G: s5I . id.
der. II he Una aad *x R!.ss' mas sesas.N4: ~
sev4o,rcs,, fse.y ~ 19an 81 F;,a.y ., ~, ~..
aea 9ess s'ss e,. n Kena.s.z s.eA ~es 10 aa.
Nmts Tuesday. Assust : xo Houes~
e r., Tgfsss3fA r1s,@ Aeagsi = Is IS a. No.
saaslo. Wadnfs s. ASspss 1sn'S:i = 20 Au1n~
Pa,isac,phts. Wednesday, md Saturday az sseh
Viii P1saSaIFs, b. Taa7scsY ii each vuaf. lso Kals each
fcttsv1ns. rpe:das. Ank.s: !. % xales:
xoE Ki9~ss ~sassas1 asaas,s e sG IS Hcne
Ne1ytIa, Ih1tsdaY. Aa6uss ,o O. i9o g xa:aE-
ss!spsssaafss aa ade'N 'Nesse.a.5 sszsss i 10, Hos.
III. Taa5d,y, Aa1n.S II ;o9 H A.Ez {. m Wi.
Ss1ins: :5f1i deai:ca q. an.a1s as s. - Il Hssss. L.
;f:: sssS sss: 4sza;Ss S15;e s e 5}5 Is 5s,.
es5'aia, 1haF'd'5' 4 1EI6' ffs5 4. IN Aa''s.
sslsm. ssa'11 sssasass. setss AsE is Hsss
All,sFe* I@na;aaa1 @ ASxs,tsx e; II 9a aE aosss
Sis,slsaa. ,Taesa.7. AS3@tS g S9 Hs!s..
6 tstiins, ThnndsY, Aozast u 30 Nules-
Glt1saaa, 1aaas5;I IAS;ss ASfs. 2. 10 oHaaa
Fort ".sas 7hasss1 6S21axSRE VET: u 100 znls'-
Wilmington. fuseaaT Of each weak. 20 aesses
Wiai1zson. Fttda1 Of esch xcek. co Aa!es esoa
day. x.,,.
Ttn,on Mnsa! AnE..: - e g Has
n.t.,Toss WesasaasJ. - aqs1.s saa Msaas4aa7
OF t'sa "'tf MAsHfsafua sHT T apfs' 5. e. s''a 'a
rath week d'1 Gissgoso. GGl 4sIS; Dc
s - ,1a1 AM @ aS. - -
H. ~ = e. s.. o1 sa 70 y ~ @ Public ,,, .,,
e g !ef s1sa 3 a. sna
s9a maaa q scla. -....-.. - ...
no Vs5. xaea 1oaax. eeon5sMsd 80 E5i:a s ii
saeiT y saa taa
$sis;!; - i 4 5s%Ssf q s :s!s ;'5f5
Tx1xs-Caan. II United siate. C1r.en:y;
, 1865-08-08

IN CAI1RURN1A IND AGSTH3I42
It Is currently Known ~ thu ~Mners Medicine" s4a
tts popularity IN AL The gold fegtona OF the Wesse6
pensable the preservation of health amid ne pF4Y
tons har1.htp4 and e1rosnfes luseparAh!H Con 10
Lie ot tn XoId n11te< and the p1opeeE.
, 1865-08-08

NATEKw w67 VENETIAN HAtK i,Fh- Ano n and
Naed n@& "a years Dzis Inc eA4!LE N pC3hc tnvor.
Compasse n oae ootsls., NoFa'n ~ tfoa2le, pou
not crock @ st.in- Produos lnstrous olask, o.
11 e6a1- 6old nY DzuxEs:a anc Fancy Goods Deal
fF1- E8csle lit TrAaA
, 1865-08-08

The New Orleans TINES thinks George n.
Hollsne, m ex.CBptnin IN both The United
States and Confederate States Navics, ought
to be pardoBed for his heroic exploit in
knocking down Grey'own, q little village Of
reed houses, with the o1oadsides Of the Unl-
ted States' sloop-o:-Eat Cyane. The TINES
gives another reason. 1t is too good to be
' :" 1t the commencement of.the war Commo.
dore Rollins was commissfoned By Mr.: DAVIS,
10 take charge of the naval fotcea of the Con-
fsderacy In the Western waters. Very short
II after he assumed command, the ComIna-
dore sent for an old and experienced steam.
boat Captain. WHO knew. everything about
Tie MiesiaRfppf river g like, q book, !" for par
poBKB Of / onsnltaiion. Tho two lad long
and friendly interview, toward tbs close Of
which the Commodore astounded, dumb
I. unded ard utterly upset the Captaip, by
aaksrg him j" how often he took his reckon
Ing cn the Mississippi riverr' As soon as
the Captain recovered htmself-it required
some moments and great eforts to enable
bi1n to do so-he informed; the Commodore
THAT they "neyer took 1eckonings on the
river; that they neyer caced to take obserya-
t1ons Of the sun. to ASCERTAIN. what degrsr Of
latitude OF longitude they were In, and TINT
the pilots steefed by the river banke, and
tuct uiher audmarks nB long experience had
accustomed tht}r eye. to-" This reply a.
toutshed the Commodore aa much as his
question had astonish.d the Captain, and the
Interview came to an end =
, 1865-08-08

TIA pre#1re upon tbs AnlnsI pewers Il Te.v x.1pa
1ho3t who toM pel1ed to bfeathe tbs uuQlfrfa -
mcsphtfe Of such pfsces, should sustain tina s4earW
ur the Grand properties Of The stt.c:e Is it ors
and hardeas tue nerT1us sJsem, and renders ho iu0
md skin capable OF Raising the erec1 al haf M
aua Of rsptd changes fsoQ heat 10 cold,
, 1865-08-08
TROUBLE WITH TEE H0WKIR

Lays the foundation ofin1nuefable coup.atat9, WIZ
ptue and suffer udsr the pAng7 Of Constipation MI
r!sk The deadlg consequences ~ wAch Il i4ais, Yh
pecsktensl half Wtneslaas tall Of th,s peasanS JV
e4aoe sItcrnu wilt !nsnre that perfect and pAt.i
1iattty which Is tbs nr.t condition Of health 12
the oeat aecr-tty aIai1at epidemic ailments.
, 1865-08-08
WITHOUT AsGOOD DIGESTION.

TETTkEY STOMACH BlTTHE3 Nsald, taeIrfoft -
an Imperfect tnutc II they eu;y stimulated the pEiKS
But they have no such drawback The7 not only fTe
ate healthy desire tor susseuance. 6nt eadox u
stomaeh with capacity to tissoys and turn 10 nxKS
r1eok the food tho pAihta Graves. THIS Yoo3 n1v@
doa xAl.s On Appotte and health On bott."
, 1865-08-08
HQSTETTER'S
CE.EBEHTED
S TO M .AC H
:,-.-Tt
BITTERS.
BITE II 8.
COn1I0N SENSE TEACHES IN

r our bodies 4se nstn1lly feeb!e, or aertnA
p ~ tho lack Of strength aud vitality mnk II
p ssfnc. oJ such wholesome means a -
Disposal -&s~s .A's F"s-" ~ "~
, 1865-08-08

TEE NORTHERN TRANS
| l. POKTATI0k coAPAET OF OHIO vii, during
! The present season, run their weu.kAuEn Line ct
, 1865-08-08

Having ncen cured Of eps7 mato ahtra by eslehEH-
xEd phy1 Clan ana pbt1i1 ID his Cd II 44lt
1airu 70 scnd ennszH n ,m sef .11.e u aeana y
C ~ eonndentAl kdd t4&. with stamp, ~ q. 9TAX.
LEY. F.O. Drawer 6AS5, Chicago. llisolA
kueE{77*;
, 1865-08-08
PRomPTEEss And DI6PATCH.

HAVANA, SISAL AND VERA
I'LL CRUZ thn Amertc4n sad Mexican NAL
steamship Company VII despatch <her oeW 1r4 ele4
sa1t s1aa-xhaA GttAlanzt num kfH York. tor LIE
AbcTe roTs.
Tho 1st and 18th Of eath Mouth.
Fnf freight or ptasAxo AppiI 70 CHAA. 4. WET
ENY. Akt-26 HroAar1y N-e Yetk NyNxes8%rn t3P
, 1865-08-08

&chfEAerG'a Gernan Ointment
Warranted ce4tan cpfn, VII ont the Ill ttest dan.
Evf, fos Piles. Old wounds 6cro. L. Salt Rndum+
fevtr Borek. Ill Bone and Bkn DseAa-~. &e Boe pro-
sale 1t J. EEkD CI'R, ~ lAxe atreet, CdlcAEo.
UlEd9zS t4 T2ukAA
, 1865-08-08
TIE TRAVELLER IS WITHOUT IN.
FENSE

A2aisst snea aox.o1s asects Of u; ees of mp9fA
BE- @u.. e,s9aasss i; or ei3 !ogs1sys g anIs9 sm:e
No ether tonic Will create and keep ~ condttIoo Al
the EN- that Will reniar It proof aa1use the uonY
poiaaus Of thu two elernents-Ait and Na;eT,
, 1865-08-08

HI, rendered all imported liquors not only
but dangescns. DISTINGUISHED hon every other sulS.
ans 9Ss41sals M u H. oy Il. aosaluss pus3.
round nattTe re. aedics.ed vita The Iatees oi tse
ucat va!nable tonic. ateratiye and ddssuictant h9m
proachahIa restorative and preTan,1Ye.
, 1865-08-08
Wanted.


Al Who are IN sr utAe uaf,,tu psta and untn-c4z1-
5pl IN III, 10 s1Et: Ok RAPhAk .2L1 kast MADISON
street.. II .Efy wish TO b s1cos.AIul NEA1tny lad
Fry. H. ta1a the past. psesant AId losurn.
, 1865-08-08
0ttt} j4utfrxE.

DROPOSALS FOR STABLE,
l. &C.. FOR LIBERTY ING NE HUusE-
pFy1c1 oT.EW taAKn oy tuH1.o 1nAKA
eK41Kp rRQrosAl5 ~ b nc !v:a 5z it,
Bonft ct Public Wdtk1 until II 4. Ii SATURDAY
auk 17:h for the tuilc ng OF Bt' Et.ote In raj
ot lne libsty fnEne Hcpss. on honh FA.oorn
FTEet. ah1 .cf tbs repairs OF the FuE.ne Ho Ia al
escnlaink To plan and specifications On liz IN this
Ffopoaa1s nrst b 2tdrsssd to the Board Of Public
Ro Ii, tntesyed -Prop"sN for ktxo1e. &C., Lab.rty
hktnt H1nte~ and acc IN axn1sd With the D. j 10
Bond
6epxrsta lids viii b received fos thn Navon Work
End toz Il Carpenter To1E. Tho Board fea.rte tha
sht to rj-ct spF al ftt.. and noae Will b &c
ceptad rrL - The = ot:1r It s1A kve ev1cenca
II tzfA tort to te Load that hn conpef ent, fa1{
able ana rrsF onnhae- ]. e. aINDkLK.
FEED LKTZ,
@. J. Ab4K.
, 1865-08-08

GCHOOL OF MINES, C0LUM-
~ BIA COLLEGE,
KAnx FOETT NINTH ST, NEH YORK

FAuuLTT:
sidtnf; i Hf,N as BaLKs1tlN j e II Mtasrs,ozy
4ue MstIluTgy FBARCI8 l. VINfQN, &. II Nlr ing
Eoslneet1t K; c. r. CHANDLNK, m. i :. AuAiys.cI
aaa Apoues Eaenn,sTJ; JOHN 1OARY. Il D.. LIN,
Datarv; EHAt Lea a. lOY, Ph. D.. a- ra1 Ch .rn1-
nv; WiLj LAM u PICK, It. D.. u ming au1Ve,inI;
JOHN Il. VAN AMRINaK, l. ~ N.thatn4tlcs Ua-
DEN ROuD, A. ~. AechAutcs aud Phys1cz.
,Ite plan Of thts sthot1 embraces three years'
rACH1ILu1 oT FH1IosoFHY. 1asIrun*lon = ktTsn ia
Hkher Aata e1nnsies. Mechanics, Payzcz GenaxA End
j. Ayl3cal Cte7.istxy. ARayl1k. AansTaiokyt Bot1y,
Geo osy 4era lufKy. Technology, u Ming AAchl1ssv
MAJ h1na ard Map u1aH1nE, Mining a11yaftnE, eso-
For A1m xaIuu, tantthfres fce dN1 Ice mast pea3
II examip alton In Arithmetic. Algebra &co uafy
dtkrtes arc sdritted Without e1kntp alton aud nay
puF,ue tuY Or iii Of tho sunscs tauKhk 9ae schaol
10 p7oTided with &rGycal md sss9y Aoo5As ofa
drawing tocm. ni1eTsloREh1 and Go9lofiSai eotssS-
ftprG. sppAf1tus. tnsupnaeD6. moda4s; HefaTss TS.
Tbs re1t sssIo1 beHip1 November Gt. ls63s lnT =.
animation Tor Asrulsainn H1ll b led on No!ssn9t
,ssl a1d I5h FOR ftsshsr 1asoIn.tia4 20 ios sasa
aues.445f D. A Of th4 Faruty.
DENSSELAER POLYTECH-
III MO INSTITUTE EaoY,, Ea X! r e Z % r. x9,zsrr1. x9zr1:
o. SNo9NH1a ~ E4IC@aG sr ~ s115H se9 ga com:
o. lsto, Kr1nk mn ~ IN ss oosa!nad h1
Trnv n p T1c1s4os
, 1865-08-08

TETATE OF THOMAS BURT
Hfn~~,mn-Fub1,c 1odee II hereby Etven - III
.s7eon1 hsginR claims a1d daMen aEalois ias
H1Arc Of
THOMAS J. BURT, Deceased,
m nrsssnt s1e aane III edlu 4!c.ton anA settF
Il regular tam Of tha Co9nt1 Oouss ~ nv ~
tsiesto. g r. o. o, taa THIkD MONDAY 0f skrFh hhkH'
4 b. is5. Icing The sEht 19, g ~ 1am,s..r
CbIeaTo. 1nfy SIT. 19 s1!s.z!S - -E 81
, 1865-08-08

Tast hEonx N tho remedies fur phyy1e,t, ,ne ->
tutionA ptost!sston. 70 WITCH pnbic sttentios -
oeef alfectea nso11n she pr-a thera Is nnne - ~
70 aKreeshls, 20 seItain a IT. bsueacisi 1r1nt. -
HO8TEfTXRS 6TuAACH BITlKES tc"a14' @
, 1865-08-08

And rs eauabfs circulation, IN exemption Com ~
Goa xon.d ese;ps soaSh. eoa., iaaase
rate Tho atotunch-whith In ua 1uru viii tavixofSs
lhe vtal current and feKulkte its tpV-Eita HGHTET
TEk'3 STOMACH BlITER3-
, 1865-08-08

Extract OF Bucka
Er4Es tlsAsaes of the Dsua1stn Azd Us1nzFy CrkAD&
EheumauE1a. General DepiIts. DrotHtek. LhrouIc
EIuoG1hea, And LGtAnAous DseAAta pT1oe 0ne Dol
q BO4Kk5A. WholesA1e OF1G11ssA hAtnn. Aaaa, Gen
e.N AE80. U1sdET IN
, 1865-08-08

DROPOSALS FOR PAVING
l. hit GAN e1RgEr.

Q1Tlc1 or 1H1 Boz Ed r. PrDr1o WeKu.}
CHIcAa :, AuE. 4, LES.
6aslft P1ppotk1 VIII b. sec~tted BY tae Board Of
Public Works rnui II A. II MONDAY. Auf. lf:h. for
tnA rllinK and sEstieE. cutblnE with curb ~Ais, and
pAvnf With Wnod& hlock pavenenss Michigan attnot
fn N Eorth Cia1f s'Feet Cass hr Ct according 70
aprctftAlpntc en- nlt II this tE1ct
Said tmr, uvt11ent vii be lid Tor rom TIE Gp-c4l
tkx lament lsvied to fetny III coat. Htsn TIC SAINT
F1orosas NUT b Addressed 10 .ns Board Of Publle
Win. 1ndprsed fFopssa34 toF fa7!nk Aiehts n
AfItet." Each ID NM. be accompanied vish : bond
OF 191 eynaunf. su.tles to b. approved By thd
Board, knafa, teenE the & sentinn contrast u
The X Ard ttzesvss the right "a reject any or ~
d. and no bid win be A-cepted rnless the pity Of
:ea1ak It K1sea fy delce souA{AetoY to Ihe Eo2lu
thst he u Competent rrl!Ahle and ttsponetb.a.
j. g. GIN 0Kl6
FRRD LKTE,
.....-. q J. RUSx.
, 1865-08-08

tncates, that the propfleturA Of the Btier1 RsYn =
wsyssonnaed thsnselves principally 70 the te1t1noa4
oi Tau+knoEa public charactels, and ha7o toytt09
readers to verify Tho published statements By dns
reference 70 The parties whose nsues ware appendal
to them. Any Impeachment Of The printed aFtte1AE
isdeuea. 1t CONSTITUTES volume ot proof, it il s.
tved sueh - N18 never before o1e.ed IN 8lppEys N
tha claims ot Aay oshar Atyerttscd u nedici1a.
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From tha North

MACON, April 1.-THE Nashville
Untom, Of the 8tb,' has been received.
It contains q dispatch from the Yankee
General Sheridan, dated the 9Th, stating
that the Confederates made a stand at
BurkvillesJ Junction, and he attacked
them capturing Genls. Custus, Lee,
EYell, Kcrshaws Burton, Corse and
DeBarry, with several thousand prison
ers.
q The New York Herald of the 7th
has information from Richmond that
President Lincoln was there and was
actually engaged IN the business of
peace, That, on the; 4th he had a. .pri.
vate conference with Judge Campbell,
who, With the advice and consent" of
PRESIDENT Davis, had remained ia the
cityto see what could be, done. ~ 1t was
understood that, another interview was
appointed for the 5th, when Gen. w cit.
eel and other prominent Federal officers
and prominent Confederate leaders were
toibe present f4s g hhR& h sftt5
Northern press reportsydoes not
state where the prominent Confederate
leaders were> @Gi3e gu ,08qG,aE b
NF
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Hdq'rs Armies of the g. ST.;
% i1lTH FEBRUARY, 1865. 7,

GsSBRAL ORpEns ,skS nIaI .raG tr4a'
sf'hlNo.f8.l J.; st~l,sl ia.t~m
1T ME discipline and efficiency of the army
IL have been greatly impaired by men
leaving their proper commands TO join
others, in which they find service more agree
able 'H'2 ~ +
3 This practice almost as injurious In It's
consequences as the crime of desertion, by
the Articles of War, exposes tho offender to
o. similar punishment, and subjects the OFF !.
Ger receiving him to dismissal from the
army. ''H f''' ""h 't'i"a| y
1t is therefore declared that the provisions
of General Orders No. 2, of this date, from
army headquarters, apply to such, men as
have left their proper commands and Joined
others without being regularly transferred
They will receive the pardon promisedin
that orderupqp complying with!its oond-
tious, or suffer the consequences attached
to neglecting 1t. T., s38s,AI4 ,,,
The names Of such absentees viii be
forthwith reported to these headquarters by
the officers with whom they areserving, and
immediate measures taken to return them to
their proper oommands. gp,M hlai,, H.
l(As soon as practicable ON inspection will
be, made. aud charges win be preferred
against those who neglect to enforce this
order -" N"ei > hSIaah iS}atiAs s'vy,3
n,oh 23'65--6aj jt RE. LEE, General. s
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The Raid on Sumter, Go.

AuGusrA, April k7.-The late Y an.
kee raid destroyed Che depot and some ON
rolling stock at Sumter, s. 6. No porrii,
vate property was molested The enc.
my moved ton'G Gamden.to where large
amount of stock of the South Carolina
Railroad had been accumulated. q It was
placed onra trestle work and guarded BY
aaiforce which securely protected it
Gen. Lewis.witha a Kdntacky.brigaap,
overlook the enemy near Camden, and
after spirited and short battle the
Yankees retreated rapidly and in confu.
sion towards Georgetown, the Kentucky
troops following .'aaR ~ ,iNfa'
1NGeh. Humphrey Marshall is Speaking
to a large crowd mthe city this evening.
There. ismnch enthusiasm, notwifhstand.
ing themews of the Yankee slccesaes,in
various places. msi
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State of SOtitIl GnrOMN;l.

; vi ME- invasion of tho State has rendered
IL itproper, that the. Legislative Depart
rment of the qoyernmento OF the State should
be convened, that such measares may be
adopted as the welfare Of the State'may re-
Iuire. And for that purpose the members
of the Senate and the House of Representa-
3 'tiyes ofthe Ststeef South Carolina are here
1 by ipyitsd to assemble at Greenyille, on
TUESDAY, the 25th day Of April, 1865, at
~ O'clock IN. Hts% fgf'3f S"at tt'S'E
.eS by the governor. fGsMAaRATH.
'sstf Official wv. 8. EtLIorr, Private see'y.
.,Er april6'65--~9 g6ef&tfsthi5M, E,.r..
u BfS-t AL papers in The State will copy
until the time for the meeting ofthe Legis-
latiire. *t ''SH ,SiW"n1f 7'ist HNFPr +
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,valsabIe Book Fonnei.I

5SC0TT'st G0MAiBNTARY,o 70 ,yol.f a., /.
NJ Nngsz-Proyerbs,, has. beep; left al this
office forlthe owner, who can get, il by call
ing and paying for this advertisement.
'll mch 3O66--iw - SH1 81 FA&t ~
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TEL sEaG q GR "A PHO
REPORTS OF THE PRESS yAssocI . rroS
" From Augusta. columbus Fallern,,"

EHoHt huB puS FaIIen.
AUausrA, April 3H.LThe Yankees
assaulted Columbus on Sunday at noon,
April 18th, and skirmished with our
forces through the streets. At sunset
'theyaoccupied the city The command
is supposed TO number 1000. They
advanced from Montgomery, west,
to point on the railroad. . Private pro pro.
perty in Montgomery was respected.
Cotton, Governmenttand manufacturing
establishments, the railroad and boats,
were destroyed 9'7aAnh s#p17o3 s9oat
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Mule for Sale.
Woodwarsl's Will

NRlNDS Corn on Thursday, Friday ant
M Saturday. Two and a half miles below
Winnseoro. Meal given in exchange fol
oil and tallow at old prices
'mch 28'GO-tw T.W WOODWARD. .
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Wood dvvarsl's SIiII

3 GRINDS Corn on, Thursday, Friday and
M Saturday. Two and halfmiles below
Winnsboro. Meal given Ia exchange for
oil and tnllow a. old prices. & A. R9t'a
inch 2S'6j -Atw r. w. WOODWARD.