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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-09
AMUSEMENTS

GROWERS NEW THEATER,
PsnnsyIvania avenue, near wilard's Hotel
LEONARD GROVER Co................. Directors
LEONARD GROVERO. D HESS
Il. LA ID Stage Man aper
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-09

ERUIT TREES AND DUTCH BULBOUS
Il ROOTS, &c.
FRUIT TREES of finest quality, land moderate
In price, can be supplied by the undersi gned ~
consisting of standard and dwarf Pears, Ap- E$S
Piles. Peaches. Apricots, Nectarines, Cherries, -
Grape yines-BcIaware, Concord, Rebecca, &c.
Lawton Blackberriss, Strawberries, Gooseber-
ries. Currants, &c
Evergreens. Shade Trees Roses. &e.
DUTCH BULB0US ROOTS,
Jus t..~. we'd from Holland, consisting of double
and single Hy acinths, Tulips. RanuDculus, Ane
monies, Narcissus, CroCuses. Snowdrops, Iris, &c
trade. JOHN SAUL,
oc 20-eo6t 392 7th street, near H.
NEW PAINT, OIL, AND LAMP STORE.
The undersigned, having opened q new Paint
Oil and Lamp Store at 504 9th street. beg leave to
call the attention Of friends and the public to
our large Stock Of PAINTS, OILS, GLASS,
BRUSHES. and extensive assortment of COAL
OIL LAMPS and HANGING FIXTURES
Having selected with great care, and purchased
our Stock at the LOWEST CASH PRICES in the
New York market, We are able to offer inducements
aneaualed in this city.
The Trade and Housekeepers are invited to cal
and examine our Stock hoping by strict attento
to business and fair dealing to merit and obtain tn
appreciation of our customers. liberal discoun
will be given to painters and dealers.
FRANCIS MILLER CO,
504 Ninth street,
oe l2-lm Between Penn. avenue and street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-09
DENTISTRY.

II REMOVAL
forming Ris rieds HUNT .i takes pleasure in in
generally that he has fitted mp new and tTS~S
elegant office at No. 495 7th street, oppo- ~LlID
site Odd Fellows Hall He is prepared to execute
with prOmptness all operations in Dental Surgery
and every class of work belonging to the prefes-
sion. no Linn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-09

DIANOS, ORGANS AND MUSICAL INST RU
hENTs.
We have on hand . lot Of second hand PIANOS,
which We desire to dispose Of at q dis-->
scapt of ten per cent. II sold within one ek7
week from to day, TO save e1 pense Of remoIt All
val 20 our new WAreroOms.
One Chickering Psrlor Grand: almost Dew SRe
One tDs carved Chic kering Piano for..---..... 300
Do Do Do Do .----.-.....- us
One freedman Cray. $50
One Nuns Clark -....--........ an
Obo nns
At the " WarerOOms Of
VIC. METZEROTT,
Corner OF llth street and fenna. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-09

ley YEATnAN nERyEY sHRIyER.
YEATMAN & CO.,
So LOUISIANA AyENuE, SO LOUISIANA Avenue,
COMMISSION kERCHANTS
Fcr the sale OF BACON, LARD, FLOUR, BUT
IER, CHEESE, EGGS. APPLES, and Country
Produce generally. beg leave to state that have
special fscitiss for ?plying all goods in the above
nhe a. low as they be had in Baltimore Pur-
giving us 9 call beB1ms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-09
STEAMBOAT LINES.

THE EAsTEPS SHORES sTEAABOAT-the
stssmer CAhBRIDGE-Ie.,x,es'
NO l4O Light Street W harf. BsIu
more at m on SATURDAYSax1se1..
snd TUESDAYS for OXFORD EaSrON POINT,
CAMBRIDGE and DOVER BRIDGE, and sll in
teTalediste landings on Tresd Avon and ChOptank
Rivers.
she has excellent passenger and freight accom-
rn4atlons. J IL. WOOD, Agent,
oc Ts-tf ITO Light St. Wharf, Baltimore
, 1865-12-04
Fail OF n Building At Clnclnnntt-Tvo
Men Instantly Killed.


At about ten o'clock last night, the old
Congress Brewery, at the corBr Of Pike and
Pearl streets, fell to the ground, burying In
It's ruins, and instantly killing two men, Ul-
rick Hertkorn and Max Sennacher. At about
the time Of tho occurrence, Mr.. Mueller, of
the firm Of Mueller & Grogen, proprietors Of
the place, was standing on the lower floor
talking with Hertkorn relative to some bust
ness, and heard tho crcaking sound which
presaged the fall of the building. HeInstant-
fy ran out and called upon his companions to
follow him, but they were tardy in their move
ments, not fully understanding the cause Of the
NOISE, md were crushed to death in the ruins.
Uertkorn, who was foreman, leares q wife
and child living In house directly opposite
the scene Of Ills rntimely and horrible de-
mise. Sennacher WAS maltsman. He was
unmarried and had been but sir weeks in this
country from Germany.
The walls Of the building were twenty
inches thick the first floor " IS supported by
brick pillars, and the second and third by pill
lars of wood. There were stored In the
second md third stories 5000 bushels Of bar
ley, and II is sald that at least L, 900 bushels
have been stored there at different times. At
about midnight thc body Of sennaeher was
recovered, through the efEorts OF large
crowd Of workmen, who at that hour were
busi]y searching for the remains Of the othcS
victim Of the disaster,
, 1865-12-04

EprroRs TRIpusE:-Ehy Is 1t at this season that
the rs bills double upf whatever the condition
Of he t11n{ md The amount Of gss actually burned.
The November b'll 10 SURG to be nearly twice IS
n,ueh AZ that for October. True, It Is dark earlier
IN The day: perhaps the E1s is lighted m hour OF
Two eooner Than IN the previous fall months bat
ibis, in my family, cannot account Eos bill nearly
twice Mrae for last month ~ for October True,
!. the party season, and In some 0! residences
erormcu1 quantities OF gas are bu1nedFsEry
burner in The house in full blast nearly all night
Perhsps the owners Of the gas stock beng well to
do and having got vcly good thlng ofIt, are CIV.
Ing part1es and believe It the general rulc through
out The city. 1t is an expensive mistake for Us Who
do not own gas stock and are not giving parties.
II reminds me Of care where merchant charged
nitsing saddle to twenty thirty of bis patrons.
and collected 1t Of every one. My own conviction
Is that from the force Of habit, and As sort Of gen.
era1 average. Ras bills are increased at this season
because the Gas Company find shr1 1nkase OF profits
which they must taddle upon somebody, and to do
no unfa11nese put It upon all the bills. Another
point that has always struck me strangely Is that
my gas meter never allows nc any credits for ab-
Reuce, and Ia etoltd}y aresse to secondlng any Of
my plans for economy. It seems 70 have settled
spectacle householder, inst about 90 much eas and
grow festise when my ncjghbors do. 1t Is certsln-
ly true that can do nothing to persuade these
mysterious dials that desire 10 waste no gas, and
bave no occasion for excessive use OF 1t. am
private citizen, but IN q complaint 30 general !
have no hesitAtiou in declaring myself the month
piece OF MANy HoUsEHoLDERs-
, 1865-12-04

NEW 1oU1s DtC. I.
Co71oH-Du1l and lower, With sales 1t SOC for mid
dIttg.
rood shipping hrauds extra round hoop Ohio and
y 9o21o5o fot trade h.snds- closing quiet
GnAIN..Whsst dull. and 147e 1o.T: yttn .ales At
b1tHat3o for Chicago spring; ma $l.Ex9l 81 for
choics new amber Milwaukee. Bye quiel. Barley
dn1l: Com heary sna @ eas!sr: witn salsa at &9%xs
lAttes price ertrerne and H. ~ for whits western
Cats hessy md lower. with aalea 1t 4'932c for un-
sound, and 6o@6lc tor eound.
PErKoLETx-Frm. CxDae, Hc; do ~ the month.
axe; do for all January 40Ac. Refined IN bond, 6a9
&c.
PRovI*1oEs-Pork opened 6rmeE, but closed heavy,
at $zsSN@39.s3 for uess-ctostnE AZ t19o cash, snd
*z35GaS313 for prime e8s, and 500 bEs Me53 for Qa
cenber. sellers option, at o@ 2eo and $50 hri*
Steady. heef nams declining, i EA5aaM.M Tlere
Beef guleti paH India ts!ee CIT mtats heavy, Il i
quiet; saes 10 boxes; part Cumberland cut At Ike
Dressed hogs In moderate demand at I71aEKc for
city. Lard heavy At l5925c. Butter dnu. Cheese
quiet ttd steady.
, 1865-12-04
Amounts Pnid During the TTar-Con.
solidntion OF fFundsFuturc
Payments.

The 1abors OF the War Fund Committee, which
for the pas, four years ha. bern enp,ced n N.
.rron. Sntv -, tha fn,d. s.iso - =. ~
1.uuous uu's lns ."nus 1anco N 1oe
county for the feuef Of soldiers families, arc about
1oe In the hands Of the committee +. IA he handel
over to de- COUNTY AGENT. who vii now " sssnme ]
y' ~ W w - evI ,,.. ose1 ""o "'A Nv" 1osutae
the teeponnp1Aty OF ahofulnR the necessary relief
TO those tamtlies sIll In want. On Saturday morn
ing the last payment was made, when about one
hundred and thirty applicants received thei5 weekly
allowance. Although the wat Il now over and gone.
1t c1nnot be eatd that the need for relief
among these poor families no longer
exisss. Many Of the. soldiers whoee w1Vea
deed returned, but in too many instances, they
have brought but ht1le relief TO their suffering
famil!es- Accustomed as they have been for four
years to The idle life Of the camp, come Of them
have contracted habits which are little calculated
to promote their welfare In the industrial pursuits
ofiite, 60 that instead Of being support 10 fheir
families they have become an additional burden.
Il il moi the widows and otph.ns Of the sn1fiIers
who have fallen In the war; 20 much as he families
Of those who are unable to obtain enploymcui IN
their retrru that for the most part have taxed TIC
humane and liberal endeayors Of the Committee,
and the care Of Wbom has nov deYofred mnnn
the County Agent. Il h1s been Ereat
, 1865-12-04

fsdignt with hspptneee md e1n1ios living good
lib. panakng Of is amussneuts. hpt csehe wing
IL vice..
The rcpo~ed speaker. in eonssnaon, Earnestly ex-
hofed hix hearers To profit BY bis advice, and pne
IN the ursuit Of talse hapPnets enter the whrl Of
The eermoD vas listened 10 uilh the greatest IT..
tenfiuu.
Alter receiving the benedictou the auaieuce Dis
, 1865-12-04

tIan Lotus.-A new and exquisile perfuma for the
handkerchief. cleopatra and the ladies' Of The
present day ustng the came perfume. Penneyta
be Imposed upon By having foreign perfumes forced
upon you. when yon hare Just az eood-yea, and
better-Ipade at bone. Get the Egyptian Lotus,
ward. For sale BY all druggists aud perinmers.
Price one dollar. Manufactured By the proprietor,
F. A. Penney, at his laboratory, Fulton Avenue,
nil drugr,ats md fancy goods dealers. FULLER,
FINCH FULLER, Wholesale Agents, Chicago,
Illinois. noyaN13l 1StNwAY
Go To the Rest-Go to Bryant t. Strait
toms Chicago Commercial College 10 get a thor
ough, practical business education, or TO become
stamps} for circulars, BEzAS1 & SrRArTos. Ch!cs-
, 1865-12-04

T.~1,,s. \ ..t..n H.. I1.V..1r
s1asn's Aecture III benalt OF the Poor.
The following Is The co,1cspoudence In which
Mr.. Ceo, F,anri, T,in ,1,rdr5 IN NJ. ,s.+r~a ~,
a.t,ssss 80. ~ a1 ,es'ute W.
oamluAs evening Ast' Inc lecture VIII De g1Fen
Drsuoe puooAs's uouss. Dee 1ss,
GEO. F. T1ArS, ESQ. :-SM-Eycnse me far NV
seeming boldneas IN asking q taTor Of one WITH
however, that tho G1cumstapces in which m
placed, will be sufficient exruse for thls lettef,
and also nay ,ntercede In my behalf
On yesterday evening had q festival for the noor
Of this Parish (St. Mays to ssaist them durin9
the coming winter. T6e festival was decided
failnre- Mny ask you TO deliver lecture. unon
# you can epare time, or II we MY expect any
, 1865-12-04

A had Breath the GREATEST curee OF life.
How many lovers it has separated; how many
friends forever parted. The subject is 60 delicate
your dearest friend will not mention It and yon nay
be 1enorant Of the fact yourself To effect q radl
cal cnre uec tbs Balm OF Thousand Flowers II a
dentldcc night and morning. It also bearutes
the complexion removing s1 tan, pimp'e4 and heck-
!es. PRICE IS cents. For sale By r. Il. Iandon.
Chicago. Wholesale agent. and all druggists.
oc3Sf16Aty-n-N-F
, 1865-12-04

Are you posted al to the peculiar pro-
pe1ties of Phafon's "Night-BloominG Cereus r
tropic blooms, suspended in the putest medium
erer used 10 fx md concentrate any perfume. It IL
the most tndellble as well ~ the most soothing
where. dec+y5M
, 1865-12-04

DCTFALo. Dec. =.
F1orD-Qriet md unchanged.
GHAN-Hheat held. No. Milwaukee club, at $1.6t
umbcr CAn1da, good to choice. t2la32.17. Corn 7ie
75c, Oats I@s!c. Barley Il 0oea o.. Rye s3@Ec.1
PRpvIsIoxs-PofE $3.50. Lard nc.
Wun1KY-EomlnAl At 42-n.
CANAL EEX1GNT.--Inacttve.
IMpoH1s-Wheat, 80 bu; corn, e,s62 bu; 0asR
2,4s0 bu; barley. 1,61s bu.
Weather mild. Wind south.
, 1865-12-04

essh, and seaer VI the month oats n All de,usd Il
&c cIof No. m store Cesndzu- R0e1-Ho,htnR do
ing. Rye setting ii SC Sor Ho. IN STORE
ATTEKHooN HoAED,
GKA-WheAk tc tovef. Sales Buoos bu No. 4
Spring At t12sx9l27 cash sad sellers option Ill the
month. .@-
, 1865-12-04

Especial despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
DK71oxI. Dec !.
Cr-Nuue.
Duws-Sorth vest, Sunny Side, sardiaiA, E. C. l..
American unlou, FAirrhlldz, Comet. Cook. AouteaRe
Eerrag1nsett, Emeu.
Wind Routh. ~
, 1865-12-04
New i ork Money Market.

Mo1EY-Steady at 2 cent.
SIxnlfyd-Quset At ttG9lr9H.
,GotD-Witheut decided change, opening st 14ix and
clos1ng It 1lsk.
EPoH1s-Total exports specie today, eS7,5oQ
GovEENAfEr SroCKB-A shsde trmeT. .
ERK1gu1+To Liye1pool-Quiet and without de-
ei6ed ch1nre = -
, 1865-12-04

American Missionary Assocfatf for
the Freedmen: Organized in 1916 specially for the
African rare; and is now devoted to missionary
and phys1eal relief. 1t employed in the year Just
closed $40 mis- sionaIies. and expended, II money
and clohlng, {s01 600. Western ol]co at the 3ani-
tary Rooms, McVfcker's building, Is Madison
etreet- WV. DELOss LOVE, Secretary.
declg45a!2t-sAT&EoN =.
, 1865-12-04

MONTREAL Dec. 2.
FIouh-Supsr e1t1n t7-s197-73; fancy $6.teat5d-
No transactions In wheat. Oats had barley nom,
YrxI
, 1865-12-04
LOCAL. MATTERS.

Dr. Lfbbey, the Celebrated In1inn
Physician and deliDeasoE Of disease. may be con.
9nlted st. at biz Chicago InarnaEf No. Custom
day, pec, 9TH yi83
, 1865-12-04
Monthly Mortality.

The following Is the city mortality report for the
month Of November, rs made by Mr.. T. u. Bridges,
Health officer. Ills assistant Mr.. Amick, Is en-
titled to The credit Of having made up the report
tome days earlier than IL has erer before been COM
piled In Chicago:
tusssks-Ihe following are tho prodmate causes
q death: Apop}exy 2, accident8 8. brain feYer 6,
bilious eyer brain diaease ], congestiye fsser /,
congestion Of the brain l. congestion Of the bowels
:. cancer 8. consumption IS, cramps IL, csouo 40,
conv1leions & child birth . decline 8, drowned /,
diphtherta a. dropsy II, dysentcry 4, dtarrhna s,
eryspe1as 8, found dead |, heart disease Z intem-
perance q Intermittent fever l. Inflammation OF the
brain 4, Inflammation Of the bowels 8, infamma.
lion Of the lungs II. Inflammation Of the kidneys
G. lung fever liver complaint 7, nervous fever 8,
old age i, p!uttsy !, paralysis !. suicide I, still
born r. summer complaint ], gp8sms l, scarlet
ferer typhoid fever 19, teethtng 1. water on the
brain ], unknown 25. Total 200.
States Is: Bohemia 3; Canada s; England 3; Ger.
many S6; Ireland a3; No<1say S; Scotland 1 i; swe-
denas France 1: Italy +; Unknown Il. Tolni 100.
d0s'.-Undcr ave years 1bs, five 10 ten u, ten to
twentS ~ twenty TO thirty IL, thirty to forty IT.
forty to fty 1e 4ty to sixty H. sixty to serenity o.
seventy to eighty : unknown 16, Total 2o9-
OF these deaths Is occurred In the North pivts-
ion, 10a in the South, and 10 In the West. The
mortality Of the corresponding month In 1861 was
~.
, 1865-12-04

---------- ..-.--- $W,6E.S S
In 1864 the funds raised by the city were turned
oyer 10 the War Fund Committee, who, sIace that
time, have taken entire charge Of ill the dsburss-
ments. 1t will be observed that eiucr Juno last
thete has been marked diminnuon IN the number
of fami}ies relieved which easily be accounted
for By the tact that great proportion OF the returned
ko1diers have succeeded In finding employment.
shus relieving the county from the responsibility Of
their gugteuance.
, 1865-12-04

MILWAUKEE,. Dec-2.
Excx1r1s-F1ous. a,sfs brl,; wheat. H,oS bu; corn,
tt43 bu.
.P1orR- Nothing doing an1 prices nominal.
G4Au-Whest declined 5c. Sales On Change i, ,0oo
bu No. Spring at st=74 md L. buye' option, al
December st 1t!s1. ...
The afternoon Board. market aetiye with \ further
decline. Sales s. nco bu No, spring At Sl1tK9ls7
, 1865-12-04

TORONTO, Dec. 2.
FlorR-super 4s5aa6 a6.to, extra $s.s09 90; double
extra &..tAaIT' M.
GRAiH-Wheat-FMl sl.4oats9, spring s11Gal2o.
Oats Ji@35c. Barley 6s@72c, Bye Sc.
, 1865-12-04

TAKING THEIR sxArs.-on Monday afternoon The
County officers elected al the list election will take
iheir cents those holding orer taking new oath Of
office The new Board Of Supervisors will meet on
Monday afternoon, At Two o'clock, for the t1ansac.
ton Of unlmpoztant bnsineAs. It is hoped they
Will speedily adjourn and save expense to the
county,
, 1865-12-04

8orDtEns' HoME--A special meeting OF the
Board Of Managers Of the soldlers' Home will be
held On Monday at1ernoon At * O'Clock, In the
Rooms Of The Young Mems Chrilttan Association
on business Of special importance. Il "a hoped
ManAceU.
, 1865-12-04
LAW intelligence.
The "T3meas, Libel Case-Anothcl
Suit Against the CIsy-The
Trial Calendar for
the DQys

11.-... nn-.s 80. =.
United States, ~. Jonn D. Zimmerman. Robber
ofU. s., mail. verdIct-.s Not guilty"
CIRCUIT CouHz OF Cook couxrr-Hon. E. s
ni2tc"", Juags.-van n. Higgins, 7s, Wilbur F
storey and Anantas WoTden. The t!a1 Of tht
case was continued and occupied the entire day
The case on behalf Of tho defendants being conclu
w. aoo LIE s0lso oss 1eia 4ot l1e Palatl1 10 n
but.
The greater part Of the forenoon seseto
WI, Mss oseup.su @ 'u. ~ tne uaseost'on o. the ques
a.ou VI In" ialseo on eoe proceeding evening
Inc question was "neiher On the esoss examination
tion to conversations testified by her to b.ve . ~
c,,ras ~ ,~,,t.t -. 49, 49,. =, Aa 20 ut's oe
seu pas Ma.ea ens nao not oeen inquired Of Il
introducing ench testimony was to febut the i'd
the ss,tna.s ,ts hnn.e ~ .rts, ~ tu ~ aseo u
even. orb h9sband's death In The sesv1ee, Th
lows: aIfitwss oueat1oa smnv ~ To- The ~ rross W.
Examination os lila wi,ne <i ,ha i:on .os, oI s1s -
disposed to enlarge the rule, perhaps. Yet, III
question in regard 10 the admisslbility Of or1g,ua
testimuny fnnd thst Il The ion, in ,rbich tha
tson nov presents t'se1. ot1p.e "e. snonla not lee
The s-1ae liberty to enlarge It The question must
be then, whether ibis 1. admissible ~ original tes
nmony; Connse now w3lhaEaV. As I understand,
tne Posnon thae tos{ seek 70 alaW tois ont a. !e,
Efnuate ectoee'exanin4ucn o. Inc Witness. That
lnderrtnnd to be distinctly the position Of Col.
vsnArman t5is moHins this, then, original
tif that It ls original testimony. for the Icasou,
drst, That It u a part OF the yes gestG- Let US
Fec how this case stands. 70 hnd out what ts rsa
gestG. Il secms 10 me there has been good deal
Of difficulty IN reference 10 this Gsse. This is IN
action upon libel ssalnst t9e editos and propIse.
tors o. the Ihnts. 70 this declaration. upon this
Hbel hero now stand tWo pleas. and only two pleas.
First The general Issue Of not guilty aud naxt the
Plea q 5us1idsatio4; q the defendsnte do not cs-
tnbth theE plea Of then # II very cear
TINT that malice which tho law implies IN the pnbli
cation Of an untrue statement c11ss. and plaintiff
is entitled 10 verdict t. Inc cnse. As 70 ne
amoun. q H.. thM th . s. ~ ano.aet
4Aethou: Dul LIE pI9eulupuon " u LIE HiataMent
Is false. mat u MALICIOUS, ana mar presumption
cannot PC fepnttet: me plainstd claims, tn addt.
tton 10 the malice when 1s IN the case Of
the publication Of the statement alleged to b false.
that there ra: actual malice In this case, and has
H. ~f~.
, 1865-12-04

5ENlRtey. GEO. EH1aCl1 TAAIM
hsHoF DuoaAN's RnrsE, l.
SATURDAY, I
GEO. FRAKr1s TnAE. Esa.:-DecT Hr-Many
thanks tor jour very kind letter. and your charia
bic Donation ..
hal ~ 10 get The opeta House. and viii can
10 zee yo0 IN about an hours time.
Respectfully and very gratefully.
j. uALIIaAN.
, 1865-12-04
RQtlJ-DnH Time Table.

CHICAGO AND goRTHwEsTEnN-DKPof COB. WEST
WATER AND K1xzIB.
nr nepnrt AT A.7tve
REF Riy E12Fess; Eap.ss; @ e En-. n F. m m
Jaaes,nle Aeeommod'n.. sao0 >. N. :&ls p. m.
Noodstock Accom-. 'a0op-m- sleooa m.
Fulton and Cedar Rapids. e;15a-m. 110p. m.
Fteepo!t asspo aIa md Gunltiih:... 80 s n n
Rockford and Foz Rises. 4:o9p. N. 11:l9a- m.
T GeneVs i md Elsn.:::::..: s:S n. Gis n
g,aoa b<po1' fol y W 10 { Sra:
R:'9s' Rte e - = + s$s$ s$s$ :
Nsn' e1sels1 .1ouis2llss 4aasca n ai4op
1! Morning E5PEcss-.......... + :s@ g n t1I'mp n
fEss sssalsgs asss Ed Sundays ,aonaa5s So
1ncuiaaa sou1uEKi-pEro7 coRSER Y1s Buaxs.
,, AsD suxhsaS 1s1 s5aKk5s ,,,.o.
Rissl Esslaf ; : :SS T.
Express, via Adrian. ~. 800 i. N. 1890 p. N
Night Ezps's, ~ AdEtan ts.o P n; .+11oo ?. N
sff 81 E.p1sss gsns .aa oassSS ~ T. nA: loo soo' 4
fFor eEaennad, iadian.pol! @ r md 1oas!ms Ill.,
Mall and .es@ .s99 n ',Gm p n n
MAJ, fzsnuaou' ronr "Atss Ell AsD m c9AsS; AS. ~
E1presa.................. so >. N. SO ,. N.
aa1szo E5ss, WIN ,s9 2 n 11@
''sS''' WITH $S
Pr f!!s:;. FL; Z. "A q Fs; !.
$:Ei;!::s3 81 {$|$ -:
fa5t ;II1soFs ;1a% c.; css!H nG P II. 'p a.
n m m
, 1865-12-04
RELIEF OF the PQoR.
The Hork Befsrp Us..An OrEaaixatIop
Perfected.-Prompt Artiea Needed.

We publish The following appeals; the one writ.
ten In behalf Of the work undertaken By the civ
Relief Committee, The second for The Organization
subsidiary thaeko-the LADIES' Relief Assocj,ttom.
We ask for them IN attentive pezusa.. The need u
pressing md the wants Of the poor must be attend
I'd tn.
, 1865-12-04

rec1ase yonr kindness 70 The poor, you should got
j thousand dollarA fof your charitable fund.
{, Sincerely, GEO. FRlsc1a TRAIN
, 1865-12-04

ASSAULTED 4 ToNAS.-A fellow giving his
name rs John shasdeu was placed in The dock at
tic Police Court on Saturday forenoon to arswer
10 the charge Of assauittng a Mrs. O'Leary on
Wells ttrtct, with the Intention Of doing her bodily
injury. She testified TINT he struck her in the lace
and then chokcd her until he. eyes ptot1uded from
their eockcts- The econndrel wns placed under
bonds ot faQO 1ot further examination On Mon
, 1865-12-04

w ANTED---A Scotch or German
w gardner. to acres Of rich prairie land, It. =
high 1fAte Of cultivation House and barn will Ne
ssnted for one yesr Or more at 800 per n2nu. Sale
Amply to GRANGER" Eoona D, No. $50 50. Clark
9fTedts chicago, yEA
, 1865-12-04
aatlten7=aQR1tts.

WANTED-Agents- day
agents county n ihe United staits 10 seit
tbsir UNR1VALkp SEQ sKWlNG MACHINE. il
viii sutch. hem. fell tuck, cord, bind. braid en5rp{-
der and gather, aud On tie Ealher AZ ihc ssme
TING. No extra charge for SELF eAwer tucker btuder
sddress $. Z. HENDERSON. President Wllson sewing
Machine Manufacturing company. C1eresa1d, Ohio.
, 1865-12-04

WANTED-A g ents-s9o q
w month. Agents wanted for sl1 Entirely ScW
Aftielea tnst out Address @. r. CAREY, CITY Build
Ing. Hfddc dcfofd- H1ine. se9n5f9-SIp