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The Howard union. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-28
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from monographs ~ n!"oy
2.-Iieutenant.G General ULYSSES s. Grant,
Moior Gororol ;,fol3 Scott Horoocl,
~ 80 ~ ~,
MAJOR General George IS Mcclellan
5.-Maior General William I, Sherman.
Ia Major General Phil. Sheridan.
Roor. driroI Do,.;5 r. Fa,rogrt
L. 1u'-'t' 81 1D"' ;" ~ "''"5"''
TESTIMONY FROM COMPETENT JUDGES.
From tbe Presidents Private Secretary
WASHINGTON July %, 1861.
Messrs Drppv q mIIIER Publishers: The
suncrh enrroyings of the President General Grant
AND Ge0cEaI Hancock, have been received. Tbey
vii he most hiobIv nTiZed not only for the abso
Into Jatv of f6e IiEenesses bu for The shirt and
crace and reonisite finish,
Tbe President wishes me 70 ronpratulate YOU
w. s,rcass of tIo enrra,,;rg and to ada his
tastmonv TO the entire faithfulness of the like
ness
The Howard union. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-28
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

THE undersigned Administrator of the estate
l. ofTHOMAS H. MEZICK, decd, will APP
ply at the next November term of the Howard
County Court TO make final settlement of said
estate, when and where all interested may attend
H. CLAY COCKERILL, Admir-.
Sept 81 lS65-4W.
The Howard union. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-28

A novel "bachelcr's" association has
been founded in Vienna. The object of tn
society is TO promote matrimony, by keep
ing register of all manageable ladies of
admirable character, and free from extrav-
agant tastes. A new Orleans lawyer print
ed book based on The same idea, some
years ago. which is curiosity id its way.
The Howard union. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-28

"a young lady of COLOR" with fortune
of 100000 advertises in Galignani'
{ Paris) Messenger, that she desires Il
form matrimonial alliance.
The Howard union. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-28
INCOMES OF FREEDMEN.

The following table of incomes Of some
of the freedmen Of Newbern, during the
third year Of the war, is an argument that
cannot be made to appear 10 advantage by
those who claim that slaves are rendered
helpless and wreched by emancipation.
800 persons not employed by the Govern
ment, but working at trades Of their own,
returned total income Of 1851 562, the
average of all incomes being 1896 go.
George Hargate, tlrpentne farmer, ..... 5000
Ned Huggng tar and turDentine, ...... ..:.3, $50
r. Ii Hail. missionary ana trader, ....2, 900
w. A. Ives, carpenter and grocer, -. .'..2, 400
George Gordon, tuIpentine, ..... ....:. .". 800
Adam Hymen, turpentine, ..... .1.3OO
San'l Collins, dry goods and groceries, ....1 200
Benz. Whitfield. grocery and eating house, Il 800
Hasty Chadwick, turpentine, ... ....... eel 900
Timber Lewis, slaves, wood and shingles, II 800
George Physic, grocer, ...... 80. ..... Il 800
Sylvester Mackay, undertaken, ...... ...... 900
Charles Bryan, cartman; .!.... .....! ...... 900
John II. Heath, shoemaker; ...... ...... 1000
William Long, lumberman, ...... ...... ,..1 ,205
John Bryan. cotton farmer; ..... $40. ....1 100
Hogan Comedy, cooper and tar maker, ..'.. 1000
Danny Heath grocer and baker, ..,... .... 800
The average OF the incomes for BARRIERS
was 1865, blaoksmiths $469, masons 1902,
carpenters 500, grooers $67S, coopers
$4l8, and OF turpehine farmers $446.
A, Beaufort, Of 1902 blacks in the Place
only 300 received help, while at the same
time 200 whites were supplied with ra-
lions,
The colony at Roanoke Island, in two
years made improvements whose cost value
at the lowest figures was $44 900, more
than would have bought the whole islant
before the war, with all the improvement.
which the "master Glass; had put upon i
in two hundred years. In two years Si
Walter Raleigh's famous colony established
here, became utterly extinct.
These general facts concerning the con
dilion of the freedmen when the war coset
are taken from official papers, and SHOW
what the freedmen are capable of perform
ing under most disadvantageous circumstan
ces.
The Howard union. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-28

DUY all your Bed, Carriage and Horse Blank
ID cts Of Us, and you will be sure 10 get the
hest PALMER & Co.
The Howard union. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-28

While admirable as works of art, they are
slnguarly faithful and correct portraits of the
eminent individuals they represent New York
Evening Post
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-06-15
READ WHO SAYS 50:

From the Rer Leri r. Bech Pastor Of the Baptist
Charch Iemberton n J., formerly of the North
Baptst Church, Philadelphia.
I have known Hoofands German Bitters favorably
for a number years. have used them in my own
family, and have been pleased with their effects,
that was induced to recommend them to others, and
know that they have operated in ssrikingly benefi-
cal manner. take great pleasure in thus proclaim
ing this fact and calling the attention of those
cted with the diseases for whicthey recommend
ed to these Ditters, knowing from experience that
my recsmmendatenpNi be sustained. do this more
cheertuy Hooland S Btters is ia tended to benefits
the afflicted, and is mot a drink"
Yours truly, LEVI G. BECK.
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GEO. w. WELLS,
Chaplain 18th Wis. Inf J

RlDIcULE isindeed faculty much
priced by its possessor; yet, intrinsi
cally, it is small faculty,-we may
say the smallest of all faculties that
other men are at the pains to repay
with any esteem.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-06-15

TRUE religion consists in the sub
jugasion Of the body 70 the soul, and
Of the soul to God.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-06-15
-AXER7S
CHERRY PICTORIAL.

Coughs, Colds, Incipient Con-
sumption, and for the relief
Of Consumptive patients
in advanced stages
Of the disease.
This has been so long used and so uni
versally known, that we need do no more
than assure the public that its quality is kept
ND to the best it ever has been, and that it
may be relied on to do al it has ever done.
Prepared by DR.. J. c. AVER & Co,
Practical and 41aaIyticaI Chemists,
Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all druggists every where.
Z. ID. BEIrdick.
AND
W r. BISHOP, Dedgeville-9. FL VIVIAN Mineral
Point, ana ~ al Dealers il Wisconsin. n4-IY
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- q = - w - = - I.

- l. Z - ~ - 4 a. -
the will Nails Glass Butts and Locks
Files Pocket Table Cutlery
New patterns Silver Plated Ware, Table spoons Tea and Ia
Bile Forks, in market. y2n1y1
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-06-15

From Rer. J. II. Turner Pastor Of Helping M. Il,
Church.
DIR. JACKSON Dear Sir Having used your German
Bitters III my fam lily frequently am prepared to say
that it has been great service believe that in
of general debility ofthe system it is the safest
and most valuable remedy of which have any know >
ledge Yours respectfully, j. ii. TURNER,
No. 726 n. Nineteenth Street.
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l-n.ra,mmh,na in Del. 3~urnbaue.) Die

lleriammluua in Del. 8urnballe-) Die
volunteer Aid Society" pnrpe geItern
abenb befnittp s%esranpet uno BITE @ntpsl snoet
,rihneten tire Nanten ala Wfit9lteper perl ell
Ken. Die BON 5rn. 8cmbauer i'm Namen
bes COMMITTEES Dprgelegte Contribution ltteB
duf feline amticpnltttuttcnelen Stnberntlle mnp
par6 nit elmer tleinen Nbdnperuug Wusbsb-
n1ns Der t1nterltIbuns auf bic 6amilien ge>
blisbener SClpaten) angenpmn1en. De5glei<
den bic BON 5rn. 2eperserber perleIe enc Nprede,
ptelelbe gepenft Der Gerpienlte unlerer 5ret=
beitstampfer in elmer 8eilt, wel&e lauten
8eifaQ 9erSUrrief. Gin Committee, beltebenb
aus ben So. Spiselbalter, Npmbauer, Preez
tpriu5 unD Oaile9, wurpe erpablt, NM Dret=
bt9 Namen SprsulGlasen, aus penen bic Ser
fammlun9 bic Is Mitslieper bes Sertral%
tltnssrat9s tilpen 1p(e.
Na6 aemaGtem Sprl6la9e ipurben fol-
senpe 6erren seipablt: Or. 9intOn, Sberlt
@ombauer, Sobn @tegleia, Suose Daley,
Sol. Slab, @pl. 9eperserber, Ma9pr Sbontas,
Ybil. N1urpbY, Or. Sptegelbalter, Or. y6et=
aef, SoGn 9. @reY, Sol. @e9bemeter, SEQ.
Wartribae, @bs. Stifel unp S. 2eler.
Die NaGlb Der geamten fol- bente Na3mtt=
tdo Inn 5 ukr in Der MaYprSzSfice Dor
lid gebeit.
gBir pilinl6em pielem llnternebmett, peldes
etnen 70 ihGnen 3ped bat, BON 5er3eIt Den
teiten grfels!
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MgentNr
fur Nnfprii6e an bic 9. ST. &esieruna
ridRGnrisenh SO!s, SOunts, pemIrOnen
@rifenseIrer.
armee ais Otrtfen esbient haben, brfSraen istf oHr @n
Lprn6t ssssn ee @tetsrnns.. ~ferttesn NuartiermeiRsr. uuh
fGaNtn HatrneneeIber fur e~nttaneue Rrisosns fanosnS frrsts
aug pc ra0natlt&eu 8OsIunssn tdr 6rausa Sn6 u utter BON
crueRttrt. ~ Ns~4
gtaa ~sabe f& In i~rauItrten Srteftn OSsr serISuIiS an
G 81 u D 4 e meSH
"A~'es"" vs. 1R &s1ffnensee~rarNSras
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PrCfcllor MunOram,s
WfdQen : 6rGuter ziGliris,

II %nnfrettte has bette BIS trst besannte dRttteI .ir eeif,r,
oMn observation-disclosures aler Nrt, tnSbe fprSere 9G"n.no
trarnyt misunderstanding @tS!era. Nnfaus, gruafhgssr,
sen, Ntdrprsd, Rotten, Bredrubr, SdrinSfL giIaSnnosn'
Ropti9rcra, Itbnna, RGItet Gte6et, Seefranfte;t. Ssrnrssr.
9~UnplatHtt 1crte 9eeen 8 II 4 t n un6 @rfGI1um"
D1 pteiet Gltrtr aus rein InI1Gbltden, pedetobiiiSG%sr
StpTen 6efeft, 10 sienet e. ft mod beionbers iur 9erTsi.
guns neueeecrener Etn6er, fopte sDerfals bet1 Sabnen Ser.
leIbsn. Refine wfutter fOGts Seridumen, tets bosru r.,
2anle gu 9d6en. tehOb tcute es tn bteiem 5nae NIT Tbee Dbrr
sDafer unb SIder Her6Innt sescbeu trtrben. Der erD sortte.
@rf0le, Der fh felt Itt II Sabren tn DeutfaIoSb Ss,s,6St
bat fD aud bier felt ben Ifsten 4 Sabren ol1nlenS ssmSbpp,I
1ao ~ eseies @lirtr lberaG eth unentbet rItGe8 5ausmit i
Sepprten. TA"'"'' .
eeten rs Cts.
9rof. Sounbran's aasenetn beltebte Stutreinteun 49,
&rduter. Ytaen nnb Yuleer perbea ietem 6 etbtr Sc n Q IT
3rDnt1@en Rranttette II sur f$eyn petluna trtns-
e6 e%utpfobleu. "o
Serner tmpfetlt Id SDunbram's GpttebttT6e1 e..
lpten, iur eantltHen Setlnns Der BelIu3t; Gtdtv Il /.
YET SIR rdettolen 9srtretbun8 opn @t1t rnb Rbe;r otiS.
mus; 5ap1.Stnttur etebt cussMblidIt6e Qtnctruno,
Uanewurut:V ulber nab Rrdutsrttee.
90 S9 pSSen pei y. 3snnt gbanicu, gu ;~tauttuns.
IN 91; Yratfr. 5aupt-AesHt fur 8aItiaSre lEWts ia bsu
SnIiiIs GieusIt, Dentif,
Aleranbr;a, So,
Ezsn0-omrO 9sneral"&9ent fir sGni Aneriid
qauptaeentur tnr BEN Otfrttt columbia bet GbaS
&hrtftant 500 Ste Ctr. InS 81 YennfplbantaQSe
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T~emer<NsrfidberMng
Der aIIpciirten 6eueruIanns 8~erfi@erunssae,
fen16oft BON Baltimore.

ID. 4. S0utbfr, 8esen1ber benz Sun-@tb6ubt.
Sn 5stra4t Der erfOlSret6en Stdttsteit bes Damp .;s.utr-
Geparter1snts lteaen MIR BON jeSt an auu1 btuteeren pretit
ten Staten. Ale DteientSrn, trtl9t 5duItr RSteln Ober
tsnftae sgertb9eSsnifanbe tlr elm rRer feben Sabre ;u per-
lt0ern punt1en, pereen tterrnit et~neeLaben, I'D bic 2tHe
Hnierer berabee9esten Dranten 0naufeten.
Mue WerIufe tperten spte bister prompt unb liberal aus
be5abIt. f.-l ."t Spbn &. Moore, pr6E.
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uno Der ne um9ebenoen beuti6en 9lniiebIung
Der
0lDucclter Nanbout Il. StobtzNicicui1hnft

WlCucclter Nano9ut II. St0otsOcIcIIIbaft
irti6en YbtIapelpbtn unb Yter gprt unb tn @tienbdbn WSr.
~btnbuue NIT beiben 9Detfdbten, fprte an etuem eionen mr..
trefFtnen Seeb1fen, tn etnem retnen, mtIben unb osf,nhrn
Rltnd, NIT anem 9vrtbetlen sOreerufter @uItn r. ssn sI" SsH
bGelt6teit les 2ebeus mad d6ter beutlGer Sitts.
fertren Su fet befirmten 9rftfen:
Nuseerablte, tertt8 %eultiStrte 8aupldse I'm pSern Stobt.
tbetle 40 Eub 5rpnt an elmer 5auptsASenue bel $50 Iue
Giefe iu $4,000, In rnonatlt6en 8ablu ,oen bpn a. G0
Mussepablte 2cts, BON elet6c %rSee, nit 100 Bic 300 gDnr.
3elreber unb eth @fprtement her fetnlen ObRb6ums b..
Pfau3t, 81 $~175--26O, In mCnatlt6en 8abIuneen Spu Is.
Der TN Sau b~esrtfeaen Stabt-& t~ienbabn, au Si75E25o' in
menatltten 8abllnsen BON $40. aeser pisfsr 2ot8 rtrb
e~ulttsirt uno erbdIt etne pr6nte BON 2 StOd- Mftieu. ise,
Su $25, tn Der @ss 2arbpr @ttp II. Mem gDf Steamboat
un6 &r1nSpCrtattpnS &c.,
Sarmen BON 20 4ter @r6ss, NIT 5 Ider g8albre6t ub
etnent Yr6mten.S tnetbaupIas BON 100 Tas Erpnt Ms $50
Tns Tkfe an ether pt.ASen ,u S500O750 ~ NM
n~atltdtn 34blunsen pOn $40. " NV
Stabt. BaupIas BON 40 Eue Srpnt unb lao MIS- Ss SiiSEs IN
etner Saupt @Senue gu $l95-20O, tn mohatli6en 3ab-
lunUen BON $40.
~eeetBnet fur Oett- unb UetuspI1rtaeen fur Grorberrtes.
2Sptsn nne 1%asatsbaH' fur 3udsrrUbr, fOpte far aae 8eO-
Sub jeess eot, Sdrnn pbsr Garn @pttaae Got, frb 500
Ginf&reitcstbubren su ~sejabten.
Set auen cteleh Tertaufen TT feline pritatpeful atipn etm-
ieiner &nptt1ltfen, reIbe BITE einaebenben Gtlter In bic Fri.
c1ttaft neTftn, f~pnsern eS lit eins arcsarttee aeIeuihaltitbe
untetneemtnn9 BON &auienfn ben GbetlH, bnttrtL gefnSt ouf
Nse9tel eit19tett u. 1biolut seItteEt rpel6es aud Ter 6aupt.
8runo Der tal4en &ntrtdeiun9 Der Stapt uGb MnfebsIurs
mar uno %weBweeen aud mot Ietht eth bsfersr glaB CUR &C.
ntnnretHern uno dbeen Anlegune tieiner mpnatl der @rs
lpGrnthe aulsufneen IT, BITE rebsT bur6 @ei1a I~ts.lnbIud,
mop ourn Santbru6 rerlpren eeben tOnntt. 9Der bltsr
etntetr NtaBtn ben ntCralt itrn Diutb beist nd, cine t!etne
~nrnatlt1e Steler antique Ieaen, UNI BAN t eth SehStbuna
Su %erperber, has Tim bet 10 iiderer @nlesuns ietner einse-
jntIten @sIher. srObe @trtb-@rbStuns daft trsldes NIT
ieeent wetsern Sabre TN 9Dertbe 3untmnt, Der ptrp nt@t YER
fsteu, HG gu betbeiLeen.
bib, Irrte Bite lpe3teuen plane pn 1873 9dfber @ttp ,nno
etr tie unaseben en- ~anfeelIn8 enttalten, dup teren Sullur,
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

WlOntagne 8rO8.,
6euer@g erliderungszMsente
-~ Fs244e Qtl sc @ecOmnNr , Baltimore.
ass,Htsa fur BITE f~0!ssntsn Bsuer.gtrR@trunss GUtnpaG'
NetrOpUI'tan Sniaranee 90 Mew gUrt, -
grun6fapttaI HnS ObIts. $I,7OO.OoO
ASFtatte Sire SnIuranee Co., 49,"
@runttdpttnI 100000
O%ReioIate Sire Sriuronee 60,
@runhtapttoI 3OOO 900
Gerluae trerben prompt ~beautottet rrb nine frnenh SIrs
0ert6gerurg tn unierer Office beadbIt.
SIR Colleen unb Stsmpcl teine BsrsGuuno!
perfcnen, tDeIhe tn Der WetrCpslttdn Dber IeSpIute c..
bete6tiet, neI@t ftcn nanbma1 SO prps. betrus, Dbne Sas
re be e~trdieen 8erlufe Der GCrtp. beden Au beIfen brouhen'
aa 8f : ! ar 8tF"sH ais e. s.fsss stl1,s
gtslmtann, 5,nrtds & Co.. SasUb gssssr.
S 8. BRAINS S 60. (aat23jU
NniCPcrbncfer QcbenS NerIibcrnnos.
@elcul1aft bon SEEN Sprt.
S~,peissSuream ia $50. t0 4etUnSRr.,
M Der grf s~essnaber,
8aarz Nttipa Sar Si6eriteIuns pUn BOIicenz
49, Snbabern
9uE. $65O,OO o.
Dieie @onpasnie /. &lafe ipirb $cGcen mad allen ben
reri9iebenen 8l1nen bon 500 Bis $4,000 d~nsftelen.
2lue S~eiplnnffe tperren unter bic Verfdberten
~oertbeiIt.
Den beutlGen 9eprbnern 8altiutcre's bietet f& tn
6iefer @pulpaSnie baS 0littel bar, ppbur9 fe NIT febr &C.
ringer guSlase fir Die, UeI&e BON i6neu ~abbdnSen, in
PATHFINDER BeiIe iorsen tSunen. Is t.
Sn philadelphia fnb lber 600 Deutf@e tn Der nRntdtr-
bpGer Gpnpa8nte" SerfGert.
Sadsr unt Gtrtulare NIT ultr erfrrbsrItden Nustunft
Herbsn gratis Ssrabret&t tn benz
se.r 3weiSz8 Bureau, rc.r
Elr. 1 6 SeCpnbfr r.. Batttn1Hre.
Grafu12smar, DrdL j
Ger. s. Sntffen, Sefr.
SOM y. It4eI8, BeruaIter Ter 3wetS-OfHe
- an p SFssft"'t6 Deatlae asentsn.
@ran,tntrente @erSte: Or SO m. WI. & M p. -
(4nadtb10ual IL 9r. 6. Wt 6 n. - -
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WntUm VeMer Werii6berungS> @efeIs
fcndff DON Baltimore

fG5Gff Don SdlftntDre+
Dtefe GeIel16aft II nunnaetr berett, 3eutr. y rFherunaen
flr 9taSt- rnb 2enbbeFstbun entsesensunebmen. Die Office
SeFntet T3 gc. 40 Secpnbtrast, auf Der N~Orbitite.
Sptn Coates, pr6Ebent.
Dtteftpren +
Gbaunch Brppis, Yr6fbent Der r2Defteru S3drE.S
Ep1mas Ganb1, rpn &Gnbb, @tlptn l. CO,
gDni. Gbesnut, bon gDnt, Gbe8nut & e..
Sintpu @erIburf, Rdp imam, Sputbfr.
gBa,. Bridges, BON I'm. Bridges & Soon.
Jptn .. 5epts, AiebIbdnbItr, Yrattfr.
SDiepb WlGttberA, bon GbpS. WlattbewS & 90 a..
g0ua 3. Dent. Beef unb yort-T5flta.
SUbn 9. Bridges, bon s. 9. gCibstR & g
Spbn GCotes, GretterbdnhIer. .
SGrteS .. spear, BON @ebr. Spear,
Jebn EurnbuH IT,, GepPi@tdntIer, EdItin,erehr
t0eft ~ Frt. p <Spe1r {, Setr.
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Igar0IAns gemer=gSerfitAeruuaSoefeM
s fcDaft cCts Baltimore
5i0rbmsItIt3e Gde pon Baltimore urS NOrtbitr
Diee @stui@nft beFst elm bt~beusenbts 1oor.Goptta Ser
EdsFt @sbaabe nns geObsIttn tnntrbaIS unb oustrtoib btr
gOti eeStrnesinesnb tGr BITE G~Un,pasnte FnS, unb aud etne
psnrettense Seranttt fur Ste sSerfGerten tseteu.
5sIsge'.
Hat'31sH KISS. q. 3anbIttrs. pTat,
lid RI Niref:Cren:
N8. IS. Gpsn5, GCtutaM NcYstns.
9pDn s. Xbratatxe 8, 8. DerrS.
6us9 d. apcpti, -. &E1rIeS a3. SoFb,
&taStfS s. Seses. %SSarb %. Hrbtnjrt.
SDsn g. G6tcS. &phn U. 6nnaEIetsr
SEat. s. f"sSts. Sv~ 9""StV.
fEsGtsa'
.. 3. TaTlett. Ut. SdSin. 5. 8Opltr
81 s.. &arlctt s. Gp.,
gertduf fer I'm Grpben BON
fabrisitten,,
rt Wlatts uno
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GteGrren, Yfetfen &C. &C..
&benlD GUtnniieCns.S Gambler far ben SeFiauf sttftr @r'
EsStr. 90 sd. & . mis- a E b nnh Rr. 8 % atet Str4a
TusntQoIn le n -.ftf NavHtaaxa laS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-23
THE EVENING STAR
Baltimere Markets, June 22.

Conee-The demand for Rio shows no i'm.
provement, sales az 224a23x cents, gold, ac-
Flour-Sales reported Of 100 bbls. good How
ard Street Extra at IS, and 200 bbls. Superfine
at 81 624 per Dbl.
Rye Fiour-First quality dull at $3.50.
Corn Meal-Sales of City Mills a. S5.25.
Grain-Demand fair. Sales OF prime Red
Wheat at 81. s0a&2 05; do. white S2.10. Corn at
s5alO5 cents for white; and yellow do. 90a95
cents, and Oats 7Sa90 cents, weight.
Molasses-Q uotations nominal. yIZ-Clayeo
Cuba 38ai2 cents; do Nuscovado, in hhds 100
50 cents: English Island, 45a70 cents, ana fof-
20 Rico 50a75 cents
Provisiops-Market is active-bacon Shoui.
ders at 15n cents; Sides at 16alo = cents; ana
Sugar cured Hams at % a25 cents; new prime
Mess PORK sold at s26as27 so, and closed steady.
Western Lard remains nominal at 1Sk cents,
and baltimore refined at % cts
Salt-SaIes of Ground Alum reported at
sI.79asI as, and Marshalls Fine at go 69aS2.S5.
sugars Market firm for all grades. We
suote: 30
" t" prime grocery 12.5Oal8 IS
Porto Rico fair to good grocery ..... 1l.50al225
prime TO choice grocery. 135Oai500
whiskey-Vsry little demand and market
heavy. Western held al S2.O9.-Batt. Clipper.
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Story of a w aterfall.

IN. Y. corresponds mt Chica 20 Times.
Some perverse female, who chose TO disre.
gard our advice about "tyng them on tight"
Yesterday lost her esteemed waterfall on de.
seen ding from a stage at the corner OF Broad
way an Canal street. She either did not miss
cne appendage, or affected Inconsistencies Of
! IS less, and hastily entered an Eighth avenue
car, quite full OF ladies, while a policeman
picked up fine "hairy nothing" an handling
u quite awkwardly followed IN pursuit Of the
owner. Arriving at the car door, he could
no. recognize the lady " no had been deprived
of her ornament, and naturally demanded,
Whose is this thing ~ 1rreverent policeman!
Immediately there was simultaneous
clutching of the backs of heads on the part OF
lady passengers, with one exception; she only
pressed her bonnet fferce1y back against the
car window, and, with hands demurely folded
In her lap, put on an air OF perfect innocence
1t was her wig, undoubtedly, which the
policeman fumbled so comically, but he was
TOO gentlemanly TO force il upon her and thus
increase her discontinue, SO he put it upon
the end of his club and tossed il into the gutter
rs il II had been some deceased vermin. Per-
haps some she rat is even now fiourishin e
through the sewers of New York with
this fas hionable attachment, curious spec
tacle for some modern adventurous Jean
Vatican,
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SPHCIAL SALES OF sERvIoIABLI DRAFT
- HORSB6

Qrnrtsy,naste, Generals OHes. 4.
Wdshsnston, ID. C., June l, 1865
By direction OF the Quartermaster General,
there will be sold 1t Bile auction, to the highest
bisdsE, At the times and places named below, viz
GGIIffs sB0k9. sSoERAY June 1915.
S %SDAEs6 5aIs gans ISL 1885,
w1LllAMsPoRr. Pa las SATURDAY. June II,
w,sroHssrrR, ; sssjSArURDAr. June II,
S SIEsB99R9 ssaT5RRAX June Il 1865
GIEsB0R0, b O.. s4TU RDAY. june a. "a. 1865.
PHILADELPHIA, PA. SATURDAY, June "a,
P!TIsBgRGH. Pa SATURDAY, July !. 1865.
GlEsBOR0, D. O., SATURDAY: July l. 1865.
Two hundred Serviceable Draft Horses ct each
place.
AR Opportunity to purchase 2 superior Glass Of
Draft Horses. at far less tb an their true value Is
now Afforded to the public. The animals. though
the army. and must be ssId. The .tssntien OF of
man agers OF city railroads and OF manufactures
is esp ecially called to these sales
Horses sold Hnsy;, sales to commence at 10 q.
Steamboat for Gieseero will leave Seventh
street wharf, Warrington, every hour from .,
N. to p. m. JAMES A. EK1N,
sion, @. n. q. O. je 325t
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a DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
"A O0es t14 Pa. Avenue. WasAsssses. d. Q.
GRlAf lAsTIRN, HokTHlRN, AND WHIST
I'm IXPRIH6 FORWARD1R6.

MXRCHANDIs1, MONEY, ylW1LRY. VALU-
ABLEs, MOTHS, aTOdKs. BOMBS, 40,
Forwarded with Sanity AND DIsPAT to an
accessible Dectiens Of the country. This Oonpany
has agencies in the Principal Railway in the
NORTH. hast, WHIST AND N0RfHWxST.
Its principal ef1ces are
WAHHIN6T0N, d. O., NEW YORK, BOSTON.
PHILADlLPHIA, BALTIMORl, DIN
WILLIE, LlxlSaT6N.
Connections are made ct New York and Boston
With lines Forwarding to the CANADA and the
BRITISH PROVINOfS and other steam shp lines
to L1VXRPoOL, eOUTHAMPT0N and HAyRD,
and thence by European eXrreeeee 10 al prominent
commercial towns In GREAT Britain and the Cont
0oii.ction Of NOTES. DRAFTS ana BILL ensda
g q RsEs q sss s1i::S Ss::
4 d. Fake G CO. Attorneys ct Law, Cen
j. eral Claim and Real 1state Agents. 500 18th
street, near the Kifkwood House.
Officers Accounts with all the Departmepfs "a.
1usted and settled. Business in connection with
Heal Estate PROMPTLY attended to. my l00
THI TRIAL OF AARON, BURR FOB HIoH
Treason eoIpFisinx Ali ths evtsdsnos sIa
in the sts of th case with aostrSctsof
arguments Of Counsel. Com oiled from auth ntio
reports made during the trial; By y. J. Ooonbs.
je7 For sale by FRANCK TAYLOR.
TOWING PROMPTLY ATTlNDlD 70 !, BY the
GOV; oGRTIN. end BILLIE HAVEN I Apply 70
the Captains on board or to JNO. b. DAvIBeON~
water Et1eet, 0eoSsetoWn ONN