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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-02
Letter from Gen. Sherman 10 Gen. John.
THE Richmoad RspuJHc contains the following
letter never before published
liIADQEs MILITARY DIVISION or IHE)

llIADQ'Es MILITARY DIVISION OF mn
MISSISSIPPI r. 1nE FIELD,
H.'ECu. W April -. lstj.
Hf"' JoinHon, C0smdHaiHS COhyeotIaie dTnies, Sc.'
hr''Hy6oroggi:
GrNEnAL herewith inclose yon copies Of my Field
ordrfs, No. o. which give Gen. Schoheld inil n'l
ample powers To carry into effect convention and
nope M iour personal interview with Gen Schoheld.
you s"tshcd yor mind Of bis ability and kind DISPOSE.
t'1h toward the inhabitants Of Norm Carolina.
an uoulti9n 10 the points made ~ our interview oil
tesW,day have further instructed Gen. Schoeld-io
idchiii,c, what yon aud and all good desire the
return 10 their homes Of the officers AMI men CON.
posing me ARMY let you have Of his ten days'
faiiohs Ior ;@OVO men. We have abundance of poo
tsiol" NJ Iorchead City and II Won send trains here
they may go down with our trains and return to
Gieensborough with the ratons specified. Col Wright
d intend To send his construction train up today, bus
dld mol get mp bis carpenter In time.
Inc traln' with square timber and carpenters will
go UP III Tue morning. and think by the morning oi
the 2'th your trains could down on The road and
fall In with ours OF the GOTH can hardly estimate
how many animals III for farm purposes i'll be loaned"
10 the farmers. but enough hope 10 insure crop.
can hardly commit ysclf as to how far commerce
will be free but think the cotton stil IN the country
aud tho crude tnrpenine will make money with which
TO procure supplies. Gen Schofeld in few days will
be able to arrange all such matters
wish you would send the incosed parcel for Gen.
Wilson, il contains the Orders o. and o. and in.
srucons to release all his prisoners on the conditions
of our convention.
Now that the war is over. I am AS willing 10
risk my person and reputation ns heretofore 10
heal the wounds made 10y the past war. aud |
thiGA ny f.la- IS slagcd bi The wlglG srmy.
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SYLVIA ANY uowLAyp's WLL.-AIiss IIett

pobinson daughter of the late Edward Mott Robinson.
nnd neicc of Sylvia Ann Howland aud natural heir TO
Ter property, it IL stated VIII contest thc WIZ oi ihe
Jccc.ed lady and has engaged the services of Bena
min r. Curtis and Sidney Bartlett OF Boston and John
n cianrd Oliver Prescott and William W. Grape, oi
NJ Ms Hetty's father bcquesthed her million
and the income OF several other millions, and
her aunt lett her tho income OF more than
a million; but she is not satisfied. IL is an Ill
wind that blows nobody any good. and ii nothing
else results five lawyers will probably make enough
ont OF the Job to retire. The case Is to come before
rho Probate Court In this city, on Friday next.
New Bedford (Aiass) Standard, July 81.
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A WAR RECoRD.-SOmc of the residents on
Montgomeryst.. Jersey City. claim that more voiun'
trsrs hive been sent the that street. between
Van Worst and Barrow sts distance of three blocks
than has been furnished within the sane limits from
any other locality. The total number OF men that have
gone out To the war was -. OF the above the following
lave been commissioned for mcritorous conducts G.. ).
Russell 5h Ncw-Jcfay TO be Lieutenant Colonel. AS
captains: William Hitler. 9Th; Edgar Nissan. 9TH
Fred Fnrrcr 10th james II. Onsow ,thi John g..
Laneston 9Th: Chauncey lio 10th; Samuel CRAIG, 1T
Cayairy; Peter g.. Van Wmke. ID Cavalry Peter
Duffy, Serrers Engineer Regiment. y. " Daniel
Madden, 59th kewNork; George II. Farrer 2Ist New
Jerscy.
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FIRE ~ FRANKLIN-ST.-Early last evening n
ire broke out In the lager beer saloon OF kgdoph
Wreck the first floor OF NJ III franhi-st. peoio
II ', cy,inr,i.hed the stock and fixtures were dall-
aged 10 the amount OF 900 insured for - OOo III me
Marine Company. The second and third hoors w yt
occupied by tenants and were not dathascu' a VI.
bnildin- is owned by Mr.. Young, and Is damaged 10
r amount OF $500 insured The origin oil the h'e rs
unknown.
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be a thousand years hcnceD our future Shcr-
mans and Grants will be found among the
alumni Of free, progressive and noble uniyer5i-
ties. We stunt West Point when we give
tamonopoly This is our mistake. Let there
be- competition IN this as IN other things, 50
IN. best nav Win.
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Business Notices.
The GREAT NEW ENGLAND REMEDY.
DR.. J. w PofASD's
Nutrv pt~u Cnxporxn

Ut. J. W. POTANDs
WHITE PiSB COMPOUND
has proved IN thousands OF throughout the New
England States to be the very best medicine for Throat and
Pulmonary elections. and all Kidney complaints
This Compound Sore Throat Coughs Colds Diphthe
ria Hoopns coush Bronchitis Splitting of Blood and Pull
monay affections generally. It's remarkable remedy for
Kidney complaints Di4bete. Difficulty of vodins Urine.
Bleeding from the Kidneys Gravel Hydrocec etc. etc. etc.
For Piles and scurvy will be found invaluable remedy
In bottle ia sufficient TO effect Give
IL trial
BuRSHAas VAN setback. Chicago H.,
Agents for NORTHWEST States
JOHN d. PARK Cincinnati Ohio,
Agent ior Southwestern States
N.iI l.. Ii
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also think a similar feeling actua.es the mass
Vi your army but there some unthinkng young
men Who have no use of experience that, unless
controlled, may embron their neiglbors. II we are
oced 10 deal with them 1t must be with scyeyity but
hope they will be managed by the people of the
south, an. with respect. your obedient servant.
on- WILLIAM 4. SIBERIAN.
Oihcial KIIMoCH FALcosEr A A G.
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Important TO Railway Travellers.
The August Number of

Important to Railway Travellers.
The August Number OF
APPLETON'S OFFICIAL RAILWAY GUIDE
TOURIST GUIDE TO THE WATERING PLACES
FASHIONABLE BEsoRT il TIE UNITED STATES
AND cANADAs.
ONE HUNDRED ii, railway Raj, MAPS,
PRINCIPAL ROUTES ss9 Of TR sas EAST WEST
NORTH AND SOUTH.
CONTENTS rHE AuGrsT NUMBER:
I. PoRrRAIT GEOGRAPHICAL SKETCH OF CoxMoDoRs
CORNELIUS YASDERBILr, President Of the Hudson
River and NewYork and Harlem Railway with
chronological Delineation Of Character BY Fowler
IT, IMPORTANT Issrnrcrios, TO RAILWAY TRAVELLERS Ia
reference to Railway Time Tables Purchasing Tick.
cts. Checking Baggage, Railway Maps, the Rights Of
Travellers. Ac.. &c.
and Places of Fashionable Resort, including Niagara
Fails White Mountains. Saratoga Springs. Cape May,
Atlantic City, Lake George, Newport Long Branch.
". NEARLY ONE HUNDRED RAILWAY MAPS. representing
principal routes Of travel to and rom The various towns
villages and cities through which they pess, together
@ S sIs. ldT wat i1 s
risbGrg Niagara Falls, Buffalo. Cleveland Detroit. Cni-
s sso SaSS $ r" S. NeSq1
Charleston, Petersburg, Richmond, Wheeling, Pitts
Sn.bsc Sodec Toono Se &c. together 1 with al
information reference the easiest and NOSE
pleasant way ofavelns through the United States and
v.-SRAnLr THREE HrSpRED TIMETABLES, giving the
throughout the United states and the Cansda to and
from the different stations towns villages and cities
through which they their connections. together
with information Of value TO every railway traveller.
every important, railway being represented by map.
VI INDEX THE NAMES or NEARLY TEN THOUSAND STA
roSs, TOWN. VILLAGES AND CITIES, situated upon
the various Railways OF the United states and the Csns-
das. This indes is invaluable 20 all classes OF the busi-
ness and travelling community
VII. RAILWAYS THEIR PRoGREss-Western Railways
and Eastern Markets; Illinois Central Railway; An
nua Meeting OF the Stockholders OF the Hudson River
Railway; Central Pacific Railway of California; Great
Western Railway of Illinois; Table of Distances from
NewYork 10 Salt Lake City Dubuque and Sioux City
Railway; Union Pacific Railway, Sc., &C., &c.
AND INCIDENTS OF TRAVEL: This Lie "
but Game OF Cards; In a Trance, Nights Lodging
in Paris; The Old Secesh Farmer; the Game Of Poker
--t,oing il Blind; Obeying Orders; The Marquis Of
Waterford and the Railway Proprietors; The Dsrhey
who Preferred the Opera Have we any Sir Walter
Scott, among u.s. &c, &c, &c.
APPLETON'S RAILWAY GUIDE Is for sale upon all q
the principal railways of the United States and the Csnadss
at all OF principal bookores at all the principal book
periodical and news agercies
D.APPLETON L Co., Publishers.
Nos. 443 and 445 Broadway.
General Office for the sale OF Appetons Railway Guide
for the Eastern States. No. IS Corhill Boston.
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Rpmorcd Arrcst of yohn II. snrrnti.
HArWspURc. Tuesday, August ]. l86

HARRISBURG Tuesday August ], 1865.
A man supposed to be John ii. Surratt one
Of the cOnspirators Implicated in the assassination Of
President Lincoln arrived here in manacles and under
proper guard in the morning train from Pittsburgh
and left for Washington in the Northern Central train
at noon today. lie arrested somewhere in Texas
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Boston Bank Staten ens.

BosToS. Tuesday, August l. lc65:
The following is the weekly statement OF the
condition Of the banks Of Boston $4,000
Capital Stock e. g. 100 900 Due from Banks. Sl22Vo
Loans and dsts g. $50 COZ Due other Banks. 80 900
Specie 3G 500 Deposits. l,ioo.eOO
Circulation. SJlJO 100.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-02

JERSEY CITY COMMON CoUSCIL.-A regular
meeting OF the Jersey City Common Council was held
last evening the President, Alderman Earle. IN The
chair Considerable routine business transacted.
SIX ballots were had for city Printer without choice.
Tie rival papers are The Standard OemocraD. and
Tie TINES (Hcpubean) The Board adjourned Tor two
wee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-02
Army Corps Discontinued rs Organizations

The following order from the War Depart
ment has just been made public:
WAR DEPARTMENT..
iDUTANr-GI STEAL's OFFICE,
WASHINGTON July % 1865.
CENTRAL OrpIrs No 13l-I,y direction of the Presi.
dent of the United States the following army corps are
discontinued as organizations:
Second Corps from June 29 leo; Fourth Corps
from Aurust L. Ices; Fifth Corps, from June 90 lc61
Sixth Corps from June % le6j Seyeath Corps, from
August l. 1868: Eighth Corps. from August t. 1865;
Ninth Corps from July -. ls6j; Tenth Corps, from
August l. ls65; Fourteenth Corps, from August j.
1865; Fifteenth Corps from August l. leoJ; Seven
toenth Corps from August l. lsoj Twentieth Corps
from June L. lsG5; Twenty third Corps from August
!, 1906 Twenty fourth Corps. from August !, 1865.
By o.dgr OF the Secretary of War
L. ID. TOWNSEND Asst. Adt General.
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Murder Of ProvOst-Marshal.

BEproRD, Pa. Tuesday. August /. lsC5.
Jacob Grouse, late Deputy Provost Marshal,
was shot dead in the street to-day by John T. Reed q
lately returned Canadian refugee. His brother, Mngel
Reed who has been in the Rebel army also engaged
in the ARRAY They have been arrested and lodged in
Jail. Great excitement prevails.
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Special Notices.

Union General Comnittee.-A regular meeting Of
this Committee will be held headquarters corner Broad
August ,, 1865. at o'clock JAMES KELLY, President.
G HEsnr II. HgKLAr' Secretaries.
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seren udcs 10 Oniee.HoIders.
PHILADELPHIA. Tuesday Aup,

PiIILADEIrIIIA Tuesday August l. 1865.
Col. Thomas, Collector of this Port, and Mr..
le'abrow. Postmaster. were serenaded tonight by A
barge number OF their friends IN honor Of their reap.
fointmcnt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-02

Inc Asia brings us the gratifying news that
'oe laying of the Atlantic cable has been suc-
..Ssiuly begun. dispatch of July 81 states
'nS' TWO miles Of the cable were paid ont IN
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TAlFtIftseWtN[T
The Best BRICK IN THE UNITED STATES are
being made by CHAMDERss great BRICK MACHINES
One hundred brick per minute have been made For
Patent Rights and specimens of brick apply TO ABRAM
REQUA NO. q Courtlsndts... y. Y. (up.stairs.)
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AGyertisement.l
JEFFERs. 573 Broadway, is selling his SHOES
zoe 10 81 reduction. Ladies visiting the country should
cal and buy thor Shoes Mt JEFFERs No 513 Broadway
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Special Dispatch 20 Tie n. \. Tribune.
WASHINGTON. Tuesday, August ], 1865.
WANTS TO COME BACK.

Special Di.paich 70 Tie y. y Tribune.
WASHINGTON. Tuesday, Angus! J, ls6J.
WANTS TO COME BACK.
Mr.. Henry st. George Oflutt OF Virginia, who
was Chief Clerk Of the Auditor Of the Post Office
Department. and who at the opening Of the Rebel
lion resigned and went to Richmond. carrying
with him copies of the books and details Of the
business Of the Department, and for his postal
knowledge was made Frs, Assistant Postmastcr-Gen.
eral of the Confederacy has returned to Washington
to reside He has applied for pardon. but the Attorney.
General has been notified that large balances received
by him for waste paper while in office, have never Been
accounted for
THE PRESIDENTS HEALTH
The President remains quite indsposed after
his late excursion down tie river and Cabinet meet
Ing took place TO-DAY in consequence.
THE CONSPIRACY REWARD.
Judge Holt, Adit. Gen. Townsend and Assist
ant Secretary Eckers have been designated TO decide
upon the validity of the claims for portion
of the reward offered by the Government for the cap
ture Of tie assassination conspifators
THE GOVERNMENT PRINTlGG-OrFICE.
In the course OF the present month the new
addition TO the Government printing-ofee at Washing
ton viii be completed. Fifteen new s,eam'power
presses added to tie already large establishment.
Owing the extraordinary demands for printing by
the War ard Treasury Departments some Of the work
ordered carly last December by Congress remains I'M
executed. The increased failiies will insure more
promptncss in tie futurc
PARDOyS.
One hundred and two pardons al Of the
twenty thousand dollar class. were to-day grated by
the President. over two hundred application were
received.
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IAdyertis, men,
PORTRAIT OF GEN. GRANT, WHIPPOoRwILL
SONG. with other splendid and brint Novelties m the
August No. OF DEMoREsTs MONTHLY MAGAZINE.
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A rabid bulldog at Buffalo on Thursday bit
tbree horses and one hog. and was then dispatched.
One of the horses was torn III savage manner All
were cared Tor III malaer supposed to be effective,
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DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY buying any of

DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY buying any of
the numerous worthless articles called Gold Pens which have
flooded the market for the last few years. when at lower
prices you get pens which Acknowledged to be the
Brsr IN THE WORLD
Avoid the shameless Upstairs whose lack Of brains compes
them to attempt IMITATION 10 The Advertisement II you
the full value of your money, call on A. MORTON No.
% Maiden-lanc. or nclose stamp circular.
The BEST AND SUREsT REMEDY ~ THE WORLD
for all diseases with which children afflicted during the
process Of tcethng Is Mrs WSsLows SOOTHING srRuP'
Il not only relieves child from pain, but nvsorates the
stomach and bowels. wind collie and BY giving quiet
,ep 10 the child give. res, to the mother Perfectly safe
ia all cases Thirty.ive cents bottle.
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MARIE ID.

VAN wINHLE-HUBBARD-InB Brooklyn, Monday, July
81 al tn. residence of the brides father by the Rev John
r. Booth James Wrinkle to Matilda third daughter
Of George ID. hubbrrd. esq. No cards.
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Distribution IN VIRGINIA

- S'"'',"i""' ~ NJ j. 'rt"ln'u from a
Orange Virginia reports that he found the inhabitants
generally IN very destitute condition. with no money
and very Hide Of anything aside from the prescat
crops Tlc com crop though not very extensive In
acres, will be universally large ~ yield 1t is thought
that more viii be raised in proportion TO the nun.
Der Of planted than ever before produced n
that section Of the state Tho people aIc wei.
Stised It'll the termination Of the war and the Rebel
soldiers who have been longest iu the field appear 20 he
the hes; satisfied with the present condition of affair.
The prcachers editors and politicians Of the old Seics
Rights school, the only who still adhere to
the idea Of southern independence. In n"ny instances
ex.Eebel Lieucnans. Captains. Majors and Colonies
are engaged IN filling the soil WHO before the war
would have considered such IN occupation degrading.
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To The A. ocia'ed Press.
WA.mIcroy Tuesday. August /. is65.
QvAETBRMASTER's SALES.


While the Navy Department sells its surplus
article. ~ auction. the Quaicrmasicr Department in.
vites scaled proposals oT the purchase it, useless
property at Cincinnati. Louisville. Nashville. -. Louis
fit'ic Rock. Nicksburg Natchcz, Aew-Orlcans and
Chattanooga. 1his includes more than 100 steamboats,.
abou, 100 barecs II different kinds many pontoon and
canal boats, together with repairing apparatus.
NF.W STAMPED ENVELOPES.
The Post Office Department has shown de-
sir 70 meet the wants Of the business public by TIE
Issue otwonow varieties Of stamped envelopes viz tie
ordinary letter sic. with doub.cfatc sixccnt stamp.
aud tie oacii szc, bearing single rate three cent
stamp Heretofore, IN sending letter ighing bali
Ouncc more in the letter size Government en-
vclopes n hns been necessary to use ad.
hesiye stamp 10 pny the excess Of postage,
thus dishgWiug the appearance OF The
envelope aa causing Increase O. labor on the work
of 'laOu. SO IN regard to the official sire. With
nc!osuTe Of les weight than half ounce the OF
the stamped envelope necostacd the loss Of one rate
of POSTAGE Ioib OF these inconvenience obviatod
By the iss.e of the envelope and viii soon be for
sale r. the principal p0soiices throughout the country
Tie envelopes ore OF q neat appearance having the
embossed STAMPS in the usual iO.m The color the let
ter size being purple and that the official size chocO
late.
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CHEyALIER's LIFE FOR THE HAIR

will restore Gray Hair its oRIGrsAL COLOR, STRENGTH
EMS aud PROMOTES the growth Of the WEAKEST HAIR stops
is ns out in three days. keeps the head clean. cool and
healthy; can b. used feey contains nothing Jurious THE
p,sr HAIR DRESSING EVER OFFERED THE PUBLIC;
/. recommended and used By the irst medical authority.
Sold at the drugs, aud my Office No. lsJ broadway.
assure oil persons the above preparation will do all
that i. claimed for it.
SAPiH 4. CHEyALIYR NJ ID.
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THE pOTOliAC vLOTILLA

The vessels Of the Potomac nOiilla now dis
pensed With, lave arrived ct the Washington Navy.
fard. Commander Parker in his farewell order pays a
deserved compliment to the officers and men aiying:
In taking leave 81 those with wi ON have been 80
long associated my heart is filed with varied emotions,
With sorrow 10 parting: gladness that our beloved
conurV ." iongcr has need Of u.s. and pridcust pride
-hat Th@n ] reflect upon thc past and remern.
Ier INC taking up OF the forlcd torpedoes
nom Tie Eappahannocl. with thc destruction or
them iGeie, iecIeby making fredericksburg secure
boeo 81 supplies FOR Gen. Grants vast army the bnrn.
ing ~ The scho0ners NJ Mattox Creek under tLo
rirSkcfry ire OF the enemy, and the almost daily exne
iitons up the creeks and through the swamp of Tho
northern neck of Virginie-all requiring Sin and
ncry,-l can truly say the Potomac Fotillo has, moi
the Navy '|'' W
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RIGHTS or PAEOLEp PRISONERS.

General Gregg, commanding al Lynchburg,
W.. has IcccE,l issued an order declaring that the
privileges gTaI,cd by PAROLE consequent On Lees fEr
render, continrc only during good behavior. When a
pJ1O'cd prisoner insults any officer OF the Government
which qiaus tic parole he ioTics oil its benefits and
viii Of the capi0r punished military commission
mag direct An plIOled men IN LlncLburg arcIcqurcd
bt this same order report themselves at headquarters
Nlib.n - Aogla and make Known ihor mcans OF ynl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-02

AT OLD PRICEs.-WEDDING and VISITING
Ceids French and Ensi.h Note Paper Monograus Silver
Door Plates Seals, Cres 1c EvERDgLLs elegant styles,
No. 30, Broadway
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MAgvIY'S NEW PATENT ALUM AND Dry
PLASTER tIRg AXD Bu9GLAR SILVER PLATE SAPgs. Highly
ornamental aud warranted perfectly dry. Also large
II. ent oil Bankers' aud Merchants SAFHs.
MARVIN Co.. No. 265 Brosdwav.
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PARDOyS.

One hundred and two pardons, al of the
twenty thousand dollar class. were to-day grated by
the President. over two hundred applications were
received.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-02

DIR. STRIcKrASps Pile REMEDY is the only Pill,
Remedy the world that will effect permanent OF the
worst of Blind and Bleeding Piles and we have test
mony possession prove that has Cured Persyze,
Cess of Twenty and Thirty Years standing.
FOR sale b. +. G. W Ellis CO. No ilJ trankln-s " Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-02

ARTIFICIAL LIMBS OF SUPERIOR QUALITY AND
sdapsbty Army and Navy furnished gratis with the best
Per commission of the = Army. by l..
HUDSON. W. D.. A.tor Place. CLlnion lla.l. ~ "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-02

TRUSsEs, ELASTIC STOCKINGS, SCSPEySORY
Truss Office only at No. Eesey-s,. Lady attendant.
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TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.-Nitrou'
Oxide given in any quantity pure not bresed over easy
take, and sure iuade by "sprsgues Apparatas Fe
81 Take the best. No. 1875 Broadway
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-07-27

We learn that a drunken row occurred
near The depot last Monday night at an
unliscensed liquor establishment. This
place is kept by woman, genuine de-
scendant Of the land where no snakes are
ever found, except those that are said to
delight in a retreat found in the locality
known as a mans fonts. Not month
and scarcely week passes without scme-
body receiving species of ornamcntation
famliarly called broken head resulting
from a somewhat vigorous application of a
certain classical instrument sometimes
called a shillclah but usually known as Il
club On the occasion referred to Il
woman took umbrage at the remarks Of
one Of her drunken associates of the male
persuasion and went into him with an iron
poker and pretty eficctually sileneed one
battery by the use of another 1t is
shame that these things are permitted to
continue fox month after month to the
annoyance of the good citizens of that
otherwise quiet locality. Cannot the au>
thoritics put Il stop to these disgraceiul
rows