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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-13

AN APpENDIx-In enumerating the thousand
and one positions held by Mr.. Deputy street
Commissioner Tweed in the city and county
governments, we omitted to mention yesterday
his connection with the Family Aid Fund, and
also the fact that he is a candidate for election
to the State Senate next fail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-13

CRIMINALS AND THE LAw.-There appears to
be perfect saturnalia among the robbers,
thieves and blacklegs all over the country.
Our exchanges are filed with horrid details Of
their operations, including the violation of the
persons of unprotected females. Some Of their
deeds exceed in audacity anything known in
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-13

The FAKm on vrSNu.-This extraordinary conjurcr Is
drawing large houses the sadt theatre every night
He has wonderful facility Of transferring sundry arti.
clcs-all Of immense value Of courseinto the posses
sion OF some the audience This evening" for instance
some lucky orc Is promised on the programme suit Of
chamber furniture II is be hoped that whoever gets
IL will have place 10 put the elephant in.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-13

the annals of crime. We trust that the officers
who are called upon to administer the law will
discharge their duties fearlessly. Let every
one convicted feel its full force. The laws
should be unmitigatingly administered, and an
end, if possible, put to these rapidly occurring
crimes of all Sorts The protection of society
demands that our courts should deal out sum-
mary Justice to the vagabonds.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-13
The National Loan.
ANOTHER HEAVY DAYS BUsINRss-ovER SIX MIL
LIONS SUBSCRIBED.

PHIIADELFiHA, July Iz 1000
Jaye Cooke reports subscriptions to the thirty
loan to-day to the amount Of se11o2oo including the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-13
EUROPEAN NEWS.


The Cunard steamship Persia, with European advices
the I'd nstanttwo days later than those previously
r,ceived-arrved at this port yesterday.
The final arrangements in connection with the Atlantic
cable had been pushed forward and in few days the
Great Eastern would be ready TO put 10 sea- Signals
were constantly and successfully being transmitted
through the entire length Of the cable which Is sub
merged as IL will be In the Atlantic
According TO the Paris Potrie siaximiun's negota-
lions with Rome had not been broken or but we're still
In progress.
The approaching elections the principal political
topic in England The tory opposition In the House Of
Commons had taken up the recent revelations with regard
10 the distribution of the Lord Chanceors patronage
and unless Lord westbury should resign, which seemed
probable would doubtless make good ecctoneerng CAPT
tai out Of the official corruption disclosed.
The British Board Of Trade returns and the Customs
duties each exhibited afalling OF.
Tn the Bank OF France the stock Of bullion amounted
20 400 900 ooo larger amount than had been reached
for many years
United states Eve twenties were quoted at 70h u
IN Ioudou ON the 1st INST British consos were at COX
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-13

prize fight in a back on the second floor OF 63S
broadway. There number Of spectators present,
who however, managed to effect their escape but the
principals who had both already received pretty
punishment, arrested taken before Justice Hogan,
and liberated giving five hundred dollars bail each TO
keep the peace.
Mr. Edwin James, the English lawyer, yesterday APP
peared before Justice Connolly, Fourth district Police
Court called his attention TO certain articles recently
published in the Manchester (Engand) Guardian regard
ing certain criminal this city IN which Mr. James
was engaged as counsel and which articles alleged TO
be Of the most ibelous character The Judge read
ing the articles denounced them bcls; bur as their
author could DO discovered OF no legal pro
cecdings could be taken In the matter.
We give In this mornings HERALD report OF the trial
in Washington Of Miss Mary Harris for the murder Of
A. j. Burroughs O clerk in tbs Treasury Department.
The testimony as well number Of letters introduced
in court, is quito interesting
The stock market was on the whole, firm yesterday.
Governments were nearly steady Gold strong, and
closed on the street at 4lx and at same price at night
The advance in gold yesterday had no other effect
than to render the markets very quiet But little was
done in many articles and the business altogether was
moderate Petroleum was dull but unchanged. Cotton
was steady Groceries were steady, with moderate de-
mand. On Change things were mixed. Flour was Sc.
n 1Oc better but an kinds Of grain were heavy and
lower. Pork was without decided change. Lard was
firm and whiskey was steady.
large falling of in the receipts of beef cattle caused
a reaction in the market this week. and with good
demand tho decline Of last week was nearly or quite
recovered the animals selling at Ike per pound more
or from 12c TO 17c Mich sold fairly at from az
10 $50 $780, veals were active and higher, ranging
from &C., TO 1oc 1lc Sheep and lambs were also higher
varying from a TO ssas0 Hogs were likewise active
and higher, ranging from l0kc. 10 11c The total re
ceip,s we're ACTS bceves, so COWS, l,as0 veals, us
! sheep and lambs. and 10.s03 hogs
, 1865-01-11
A Poultry Show In France.

A Poultry Show In France
The Paris correspondent Of the N. 7. Ford
gives the following interesting account Of a
French poultry show:
"France is noted for its spccialties. We
have Just had special poultry show. Chick
ems and turkeys ducks, geese, and pigeons,
ready for the spit, we're displayed in tempting
ar,ay in the 1t Palais de l1ndnstrie," before .
jury who awarded gold medals for the finest
sentcd, and each person had a little booth de-
corated with sarlands Of flowers, in which
were laid cut The candidates for the favor Of
the Judges. According to the report, the
delicacy Of the flesh does not depend upon the
breed Of the fowl, but upon the quality Of the
food used In the fattenlng for the market:
Those fowls which we're the finest and largest
wcrc fed in dark coop, upon corn Or ootmea1
mixed up with what NE call " bonnyklabber"
IA pure Americanism derived from the Knick-
bockers). Pullets fattened in this way weigh
I'd seven pounds. At four or five months they
were bought tor sixty cents. fattened during
SIX or seven weeks, consuming during this
time about five gullons Of meal at forty cents,
and milk costing twenty cents. They sold at
three dollars each. There we're several young
| cocks and capous weighing ten pounds which
sold for ten dollars each at the sale. Fowls
from La Blesse, where the rearing Of them is
carried On to q. great extent, were prepared
for The show K1tu Inc Qlce3t care OQt t4eY
| did not look at all like fowls, and like moth
ing else that ever was seen. The moment
they are killed-whtch is done By bleeding in
the neck, and not By aeeapltatiny IS With Us
the feathers art carefully plucked while the
| bird is quite warm it is then enveIopsd in o
coarse linen cloth, dipped In fresh milk. This
process makes the skin very white, and gives
| The form Of a bottle, the legs and wings being
| pressed into the flesh, the head alone indica-
! ting the species to which the nondcscript be:
longa. All Of the carefully prepared fowls
| very poor. Our turkeys are far superior to
th. Sc Of France but the greater care dero.
led TO the rearing Of chickens, and their pre-.
paration for sale hero, gives them vcry great
superio1ity over any thing seen in our MAJ kcts'
| In ehort time there is to be dog show,
ard at Donlogne they are advertising; Il show
, 1865-01-11

vague and uncertain character.: We believe,
however, that it is pretty. well ascertaine1
that be has, as Jet, undertaken no new move
1ncnt, though It is reported that he Los Tciu-
hrc.d Fosters expedition against the
9 ,ar,eston and Savannah Railroad The bd!E
OF lis army Is encampcd about the outskirts
0" Savannah, while small portion suf11ces to
pscsc1yc orde. within tho city.
Sherman is evidently dsiflng to eoncAiate
tle eople Of Savannah. At all buildings,
whether prblic or private, where there las
Leeu any apprehension Of trouble, 1le las sta
toned guard, and in other respectshe seems
dciug his lest 10 reconcile the community to
their yokc. He does not, however. express
aDY such disposition towards South Carroll
nians, On whom neither he nor his subordi-
mites ever lose an opportunity Of voWing VEN
e a1ce, dire and ineotiablc.
NARROW ECAIE OF GESEKAL ToRBErT From
CAPTURE
lFrdm the Richmond Examiner, Jan. 4.
Gen. Turbert, Tie Yankee who recently did
MT capture Gordonsviile, narrowly escaped
capture himself near Watrcnton, on his ro.
treat. He stopped 1t the house Of some ac-
Guaintnrce. and while he WIS on his way to
Icjoin his command, purity Of Mosby'a men
made sudden descent upon him. Unlnck-
lily, they only ordered him to halt, instead Of
takirg him nt ouce, thus giving lin time to
Get eliead of them. Instead oi milling, Tor
bert put spurs to his horst, ssand, although hia
plreues6 fired several shots a. him, he escaped
a ;erar1tE 1lnEnrf
, 1865-01-11
CURE YOURSELF.
EE EGEEE'S SPEEEIC.

This Medicine il speedy aud radical
cure for Gonorrslen, elect, Structures,
cases or the EkldueJs and Islndder,
aud all Diseases of tic Sexual Organs
cautcd by Conta gion or Weakness OF
either sex Males or FeAolcs.
IT, @ ia cias ] ts cGsR
IL GGX ts
a nF:Ri i :!'f T1f !s%5!S : s.
F3!{ xREs ekb a653Y Is 3s:HS6 S9 @
NDULGENcE. which i now s. FEAKFuLLY PRE-
szS? = {sf :. e
4S E:9sF5S Il IL
IEEGMEss oUacSs, il not from PREMATURE
gtEi5Tk sad SEIEcGETSS S*Si Ebf .5ssaiif;a:
feF use accompany each bottle oi ne Ae.ltcns. D.
s ysIy sS5gsss = ~ + P5
SgT SH 81 III fs EYE or TT
BS 81 sHEyfH fE IT h5ss SsH eqs IT,;
9saRss fF9 business and thus prevent all chance OF
an oo;.a.te @ Sfsef e HHa
III b ouad l.
sfECF1C IN snbAning she disease and should be nsed
IN sn esiisa H.
snuetcr" accompanies EACH bottlc Ct nc tneaiGsoo
a P1iee-Iale Injecting syringe, 70 cents. ienanle
EXPRESS to iii parts ct the country on Fece'p
u " PIeps3ed and sold by DR. E. EAsTE11Y south
west corner cfThtrd and Chestnut streets, st. Louis
NO. 59!e fr1plattn0tt; ~ nt F,errp7y r. m u Fant1,
, 1865-01-11
Mrs. Lufklnss Spirit Experience.

As far as their legs went, ] could see that
they was pretty fast; but their hands being
tied behind them, out Of sight, I had to take
the word Of the honorable high-shoulderetl
gent, and t'other gent, that all was Us tight
as tight could be. The doors Of the clothes
press was then shut, one at q time, and secured
with q bolt BY the h'gh-shousdefed gent. i
was very peculiar anu hobstinate bolt, and
took more than q minute to lasten. Me and
Mrs. Lufkin observed afterward that every
time the clothes. press had to be shut this bag
etayatipg bolt took longer aud longer to tx
ibe Mrs. Dayinpodge, no doubt, sitting quiet
inside all the time. Al last all the doors wat
shut and fastened, and then came q wonderi4
thing! At little square window In the mid
die door, We saw white hand hickering ani
beckoninE! Presently it came ont, TIE fn
gers, wIist, the whole arm, bsre to ths M shopl
clutching me 1o1nd the neck IN her Hurry
There was burst Of applause, followed by
litter. owing to Mrs LIS being overheard re
marking to me that, to whatever spear Of be
ing the spcrrets belonged, she could see tha
vac: ina ion was prac;1ced there.--D1keas' d
fHk 1f0r R0,tt1
, 1865-01-11

Nap01e0DsA -NG1F SecEeSar1s
[rarts Dec. ~ Correspondence Of tho London
TclegTurh.J
Charles Stephen Cont. Counsellor Of St1tc
"a corsican BY birth-a lawyer Of little note,
ind poet Of sonc rcputc, once Attorney Gen
e1el to the Republic Of Rast!a, q voter aaainat
the House Of Orleans and for the expedition
to Rome, has been selected By the Emperor
for the most delicate post Of Private 3scrc-
tarJ. The successor to II. Mocquafd tn.crs
On no slight task, and 1t is needless to say
that he hos won his spurs already on the fields
OF Borapartisn. Whether the second sccre.
tary OF the second Empire will bo trusted
with such secrets as the first, history alone
will tc1l-our descendants alone will know.
II. Sacalct retains his Under Secscta1yshlp.
~ At Silver City, Neyada, on election day,
the Union men nailed rebel flag upon the
sidewalk in front Of The polls, that every
voter might trample 1t under foot, while the
star spangled banner was flying overhead.
~ There will be Tour cc1lpscs this year
two OF the sun mud two Of the moon. The
eclipses- Of the sun occur on the 10Th Of April
and the 18th Of October those Of the moon
on the 11th Of April and Sd Of October.
, 1865-01-11

- Antrobus, the artist, who has been at
Philadelphia, superintcndins tbs execution Of
tho gold medal for Gen. Grant, which he de-
signed, has completed it and brought it to
Washington. It will soon be presented. A
similar medal is to b. given to Gen. Sherman.
, 1865-01-11
DR." B1GELoW.
Confidential k.hysiCian,

AZ be consulted 1T his Office IL SoutE CLARK street,
corner Of MoErcr. Chicago
aelf birck from the Foeto:1ce. on ~ Chronic Da
1akes, IkeA6ea private sud delicate nature 10
1,oh fexcs which he rets With unparalleled success
suit The Doctor VIII tie str1ct"xt privacy. On3ce
nours 4rero =. N. TO epm: euaaa1s % 70 =: ~ u
Couu1uut. atloIk cnnnGent1at. c1Esu.tHI2n tree:
Ret htr Gr,.r To HcSlth .le5Q-a ass.:1y is
, 1865-01-11

Writing to tho Cincinnati CH1sT1Ak ApEocA11 stys.
"I1tent Mcdcinct arc 1lkc doctors, eome Gooa.
1csson trrto. ac!l rctc!Ns sh:ss ~ paos ~
1rtd il ynur rsper harp 70 know y reliable ar
-cie for srmG Of the dssAs.s foI whch It recon.
,.rndtd Lave converted with s"verat Intelligent
IrnrCtste some OF Hhox0 phyatcla ana, VINO fpeAf
in liCh pra.ec OF II fnr tho cure ol diabetes ana
rietor c> 4sy such Il haye tlst troublesome and
atsl disease. trl II h4s remarsabfc v1rtoes 9th
out . doubt. RcF. ". +. LuhTs Fostot1arO'
de12 b31t t-n N-N&F11
, 1865-01-11

4kNoitEA14s9 COif NE ll1t - ~
L. stesn Cutters on thc f-akes.
uLce3uE'er ~ 1851
Proposals vi" he ~rceIycd It III. Department n1:!
!: M- Mou"as. the lGth aty 81 Iannary ncx isr taa
construction lbsce 1atr .rvtu2- sseam ~s:'ef5
tel'e-wL. t>!-r tkt GE;'Gt Lars. fEt ooc CT u.sc
stccic-i :ns ID 1c,+'l W.. b. f7-Eihca b!dderr "a
application In pcr-on by et,rr II this Department.
OF 10 thG coec1C1s 4! Lusl LIE II lIcetun AeW 1oc.
11liiadC'rhia t4itncr". and tt: Etlrcto-s Of .hr
;'rlncit Lake Parts. he c1opoea should pe Sealed
Ad .;itt t=ed Lit Scctct:ry Of tie Treasury ma
eSepat s;s g te CHG. BIZ
Jaa-d6lo't n war secrrt~ry cf the Treasury.
pROPCSALS FOR TEE PCR-
l. CnAsE CF WOOL CLIPPINGS.
OFFICE d-F AE.iY CI,oTnlSG AID EQCIPAEE,1
ST. LUUlB. Mo- Jtnuary 1855.
Sealed Proposa's for the unrch. .se OF WOOL RI lP
st-tcs nnnuf ctur:hg hals in this chr. dErlnS the
months Jalu:--, Teirna-y ind March. 1865. Will be
t,cviye ts tit in ieIn:ncd. uutt!. and opIaed Oh,
MONDAY. Jnnacrs leth. ~, -t!2m. o..
end vi such t.mea required By tbs Sup
20 tNhc tc h:ulc once OF tNic! each alJa;h :s te-
CURED Lud to pr! for the same or delivery ut salo
Dlds will ;. accomp sniea By the written gaaEantee
eoretjes int the CONTRACT Il awarded, Viii be tn,ersd
into and 1nthful5 fulA led.
Eacl bid er uluAt he present represented at the
O.cp1uE his biz. the will II b" considered.
Iropnsats to take CLIPPINGS 1or shorter pesod tasn
The unrrl1entd vcxervea the right 10 reject any or
all BIDS If dccy1cn for 1he pub &c interest.
Bids tn re rpt Or.cd "fropr&1ls for Wool CFrllg gB
1R. ds1 It H. HAht. cApt' g d. " II.
, 1865-01-11
DROPCSALS FOR THE PCR.
l. CnAsl: UF WOOL CLIPPINGS.
4ruul NptifeS.
MASTERS SALE-State Of Hi
M nt,, Cnck cuaEtr S. In the Superior Court Of

MASTERS SALE-State Of Hi
M nt,,. Cock cuaEty,ss In the Superior Court OF
AseS47H HAasIT6s, ,ny 7. i M.R.s. he: nc1' frcna. 4
.rIIZ1HI ri HUKTxR, AeE.SLru HAyfs Cd MAAY 4.
ESox,vr j.uoKt FEkcExE, @Anh11Sx hso1, ,Hoafas
UtSTEn slc AEHEN HAS-h ,, r. ~.
il pur>n OF decree Ct The surSro! C"G;t q
sHus. oh II" lSs ~ - - "a S.t = n,;; ~
1'hrrrdar sl.c twelfth Il January neIt. ~ Ten
.oicIccE in the tufeuGOu :4. tnI md fslSct1e
naasiSJ1 h.ic. = tt.: x.it Sut.aint Ecast y ~
csco viii 81! II ?h tc ct,,n Il tu t!1bcst bdd,I.
nj ffr north doort1 H." tE h+ cit Of Chi
SAe 9, th uor.b ha o. II. aer ltn'{ 81 C) p
Tie ttnop section 1.l II iLr CIT iCic-E 1C 1ok
county, of1,1tao's. os. st ~4a a. aTd sn.
Culur tlp lcfeaian"nlA at* ]pSu ttb Ahcfs. ~ tie
terms ,scrse ts~ p. ra:. ao- I'D I'll s. xaa q e
<.red ar rod ln s1pf arct tacb :at 1C:t ~ Aut
cucudirs tluoucE tom 'h- liver f IT IL Nefst.
itl The ...lsl es tie pprch Fti II @us one flece
OF rpfct oi I. kin. ir Ehc'- tn'' nis5 fcfnaan m
Sud ri t,ItG ule s.-rt:-i Tue toN. pafee.s IT..
emoutt tc sixt. tl.of -nc L,!a.f. The e's viii bI
nxrtly ir cash dovn onc t'v on cr'dtt srcu:ea q
lie tFut.t,; uure paEticU i ttrtf1H &hi' RESPECTS
can be 4>crrt- ned is e&.shnk tie EEcstc o. y ~
c.-y Of luEsir', cU t =! - It III! tASc Prev
xlnsfY. ..,, ,-.,
07''" wv ~ ' i;iictM r. MATHEE,
%faster in ftaucrly OF te Sup"raF Court Of Chicago
i 8 NTH [ ornIIrs Solicitor.
, 1865-01-11
GER pAEfS LETTER.
The Presidents Mcsaa@e-A Favorable
ImprcsAion Prodnced-The PaRat
e,na,cr.V.s itaffe:s sEEeart-Tne Einun"
cIpI CoEt;ticn Of France.


From Our Special Corresponacnt1
pAf:1s, Friday, Decenbsr %, 1851.
The entire text of the Presidents Message
is now before 11s and has been published IN
ill the Pa:isia1 journals. Notwithstanding
thc remarks I made in rny last letter On the
manner in which lhe Mexican question was
spoken ofby bIr. Lincoln, and the degree o1
rubraec which had been taken at the nature
Of the expresslons used, It may be asserted
with perfect correctness that the general I'M
preston produced BY the publication OF the
Message in this country has been most faEor-
able. Indeed, even as regards Mexico, the
feeling alluded to i'll the first Instance has
very much worn CT. In the tclcgFaphac dis
pntches the reference made to Mexican atf1irs
assumed conspicuous end prominent place,
and was thought at first to be much mole
marked ard Important than tuins ont to be
the case. But now that 1t ls seen h2# Vefy
eet really is. The sentiment at frs: created
has been greatly modified and Will probably.
may venture to assure you, soon disappear al
together.
i sec already complctcschansc Of tons on
the subject ID official quarters. More than
enc Partisan journal rcmark8 upon ana strong.
]y approves The courteous and moderate tone
of Mr. Lincoln with reference to all foreign
governments: even those against which the
peoplc Of the United States have the most
legitimate causes Of complaint. The London
Times calls the message IN uncomfortable
one for the American people: The Journa!
oes Ltodss, 1ePly1og lo ins o.a .nn @ ~
at II ean a9Glc uIe4 ~ 4ha oeon1a oT Amer
ca. viz: That which should inform them that
they had ceased to be great nation, and that
riyal republic, IN instrument In the hands
OF enemies, mad risen up On lnels tlo1aGts 1o,;nI
such message m1snt ,' oe' Wtn4Ps, ri,raau Ianau
VIII sals1ee u sars ~ ~ wr;ter n 1hc D..
Oats, II nc h0pes never 10 H4Se AZ ~ P PIlu - T..
1sading u. me messase y. @ ma' sana t;usun; ;ha m
short, bus fully 1mprcsseo unon EaIope tne
meaning anu rcsoiunon II Was r. Meaat " con.
vcy, viz: that inc war pom W.! nno w "
carried on without 1altcrnS until tAe oeslfco
end be attained: .coe.an.. c,.o
The papal reply 70 me "Con1caGiaIe CON
msssionefs at IatiS' nus necn Ruonsneu. ~
expresses the a1act1on. o. nus no1iness ~, 81 Ut
and bis desire that it should cease But the
| only means which present themselves 70 tae
Pope Of assisting sucn an Object Is o{ MnWtanefs
| to the Archb.shops OF Orleans and NeW ofss
| 70 DO I'LL they can 70 pfomote pence. - aas
been remarked that there Is no expression IN
| Inc fops'e letter OF hisabho1rencc o. The SINS
either Of rebellion OF slavery. Another doc
Gment, publ'shcd o. the same I'me ~ tae
| fopai tGart, eonsaans q Eenesal ana'neMa na
I asAinst I'LL the s!ns Q! uooe!u soEle1J, n1ou'
crn 4!GSless. unu l1oue1u EuilosuEtsI. 4uGse
| a'c 9l'ioeu INTO no less tnAn e!snhy uEaus;
and include, OF course, al! Opposition ouefed
| TO the temporal powers of tue rope.
CuTioussy enough, Just at the very moment
Khen Ibis IaVlns dennnclaIlon comes 1EoIn
, 1865-01-11

I>HE TAKR FARM PETRO.
1 1FTN m NJ .he f1tfv nY E~v Ynrf

1 I'LL L 1tA1A1k l. H1AAlA IL wv"
l. LECMco., OF the City Of Neg York ann
AAl'1l AA.. fs<t.OuOfteNVs
Q11cc, q Cedar stE-tt. New 1osE
TBUST18s:
GEO. P. BRADFORD. Esq. New Yotk-
Hon Sif;EK AVERILL ........,. .D1nlury, Coan-
WILLARD rARkEHz II. M.D..............:::Se New YORK.
AlAkE0N A. A.6uMNEE-................A Albany, y. r.
3, 3. DhLnEN. H. To5k. s
Fs4 4: 4ork
10 Ill acquainted with ths u!l Region Of Western
PENNEY iva1. shE 1aIne Ct ~ Goe.ny ~ f t.
properties. 1hrre Il 70 better ~ TeEritar{
Ii embraces interests In fec and IN thkn TWen
II productive we1ls and In Twelve uthe1h now rapidly
arFToachin9 rofnpietion while the further develop
ueut at it, large untmproFed area Will a. an carly
dny greatly increase Its product
Te u9er1t rs permanent cty1deoo-pailhc lcfestr
neut.
IL 0f ,bu unidentified at TO per Share, BElt9 OAE~
HALF OF ITS PAR fALEH-
TEr eccarcd dividend Tor The month IL one per cect
On it, enti1e capital to which purchasers within the
n4ons4 ~" ~ JHWES WDSWOETH 4 CO..
1.o1a A. NHW York
, 1865-01-11
39rint{,1g.


EEuA4On AA2A xtUAHky ARA4AAAAN
For sa.e II the CatoAao TR1auN1 01E1c1, =
clafk street.
The s*riea is complete, and the forms III aeea-
tions from tie pcrs.7n Office, All the io1a1s PEI.
sheet embracing tee DecIarat15n Of the Applicant
the AmdAEits o{ Witnesses, tie Certificates q .h8
maeistra1e, Power of Attorney, Clerks CcEts1c4ts
&C., e., With ample blank epacea.
Application fu1 Tzanefer OF fenston.
Application fOI Pr1e Money,
Pension.
Application Of Invalid PeusioEer fo- PaYment Q.
Pension. @~-
Calm OF ueirs for Arrears,
CHim .or Horse and Equipment
Gnard,an's Declaration Of Minor Children fo
Gaa5dian's Declaration OF Orphan sl.te- {:
Invalid Pcnsion Claim.
Vouchers.
Clothing Recctpt Rolls.
Enlistment P1perEs.
Abstract u} Disbursements.
Communication Of Radons for Exchanged Prison.
of War.
Disabled Soldiers Declaration for Bounty Money
fart Of March 3, l95s.)
Fathers Application for Bocrty Nocci ard ~
TsF,-Nonthly Return Of Recruiting ofaeer,
Communication Of F1ef ard Qlartx1s =
fluAraiau'e Declaration Of Minor Children toY
Bouuty Money and Arrears.
We send them POST PAD, st the rata o. 81,
oer nQ!re 1pon the receipt OF the money.
Address, TEtRUNn CoaFAx1,
, 1865-01-11
Master IN ftanccTY q TIE Sup"r7aF Const q Chicago
Z. Is. sM11H. lonplts Solicitor.
dn1A II, IAD.2


DROVlDENCE $. C.--Supreme
Court tE- Z, BE TEhk. 4. u. 16ta.
Cnon tie annYcst1on Net' r. lux fo m or''rr
ri notice 10 the bili- l1efs OF tha EopEa1tcn AAnk
ssuc claimants upon the 1s-cctFt1.
il Is tt5ad."d, es:t:'d ane 1tcrcen ;ast sag Ell
dence Ion1naI, f'htcsFo frtoun and Few York 11k
bunc dirrciinl u4t ho.ot o tue N!.t u assa aop-
+. bstrcin mi rree ut tc r1e q saia Eank-
and theii c,.rns upon S.ta r. ecive' 81 re AGf5n+
q stx7cs ;se3 t ,: *n. be f,revs1 I'm e e
IL, !, 1t tn ncatk ft,I tne fifteenth dAE Of lie
ccmbtf, lN-s. .,. n .e..
Euttfrt tic tfcfce q LoaI@ a<t 0h3 Q. L. 47'1s
uSsi uns,,tt;rasm ,s - .5,.E A. GARDNER. Clerk.
, 1865-01-11

vii. een4 ctie',rated French rect ?e for restoring
grey hstr 10 the original colcr with lu1 directions fol
uslng. MatrAntct II Represented, OF money refunded
ono dollar viii enough tuE grsga nse. In
-c.c u % to PtOF. o. v. AILEs, Dox 1lSG, Chicago
Illinois.
ixErdSn.:.tl6
, 1865-01-11

CONFIDENTIAL n>scian. lste OF fhllAdclphia, ha1
reEed .}ce Mt No. l63 ne-rboIn street, whcrr he
r rreparca treat III tisc4sts Of .ccret nature,
having haa twelve yee exneEeoce In the Eastern r.
cses he ab1s to warrant tno kpeeaJ cure. Ny
-chsrRes nrr low. Consultation tee; ONCE open
.frG1u & A. III. to 10 h. Al. ms diA& 34fcA&