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, 1865-06-22
THE ROxnERY {MASS,,,l
Tragedy.
Two Children Murdered In tn Woods
y Mo 1luc to eae Ptrp.trazor1i"


One of The most trrr}r1e and ;svo,ttn0
crsnns Wb,ci h.s trrr occr.e.d d1 ~ NJ Enn.
land WA reTea1ed r., RoTflv i,te - sM ysstenisy
afte1nnt,n II Is ana ofthoss hnTshte .a.S 5onhfe
traeedits which sirSens % the hnmnn 1s hsart md
mafes 1he tiond hnii WITH a rnInnfsr~ fessrc
to intiict summary vengeance upon lie inhu-
man and f3enilsh ne,nst1atnrs Il vii ha ~
coiiected. ~ stated n the y ne nsrs a. isEt weeE
that cn Nonday Isst TWO chI35rcn-hrnther
and sIster-namsd John q. joyce and fsabelia
Joycc. left their mnthsr,e honse fo xslE ont
to Roxbury. Since that tins every effort,
untu yestefday, to learn their ghertabouts,
had bern unsuecessfnl. beyond thr fset HAD
man in Roxbuy esw Two chiliirr1 ansWcr-
ipr Their descrjp1!ou. on he day Of their dis.
appearanet.. Fandering In the dirscton Of
DorcLestes. -;
Thc nvstrrr was ao1red .v.s,.,a;r hnw,
ever. br lie discovery OF thr}s ItffIess hodias
, bcar{rcs nnn,Istnkable eridenrra ~ q ter,th,e
outrsge and murder. The Discovery was
uurclT nccidentaI. nofyfthstan5i inr active and
fhurnuph sea1ch vus In nrorTess e. discnyer
The cause Of thcir 'aIns1laf absence, Two
Rosfon mer chants had gone 10 HoYbury for
HE ruruose of1ecFeatIon. and, Ehiie 1troiiinr
through what Is known as Bussey's woods,
, 1865-06-22
THE REBEL s'UETACnuEn
SEKkv1CEsss
Attempts to Burn the arf1nefeId Ar.
mory Last Autumn,

lFron the Springfield {Ma,. \ Republican. 1s,a !
The remark has frtonent1v 1,ea,, ,,aJo 49,. ).
1t was elpeu]ar that amonc fhc tasnT nsss, taas
ous plots Of ths rebel emissa,ies IN ~ Nsr,h
in this city was never included. Tbo 1.,mJss aemns
ra'J disabling Of the shops carly In lie Wsr
would layc crippled the Government sadly.
snd there ts no time since when such disaster
Tonld not have seriously been felt. The rob
els. however, were not. hs is generally sup
pcseo, regardless Of these facts, and ifthe ar
pmo.S p rs ss!eu preserved. It ia not because they
hssy is no, aa aHe a no,,s 70 aest It. The war
soms enclosures touchfng this point, which
Aef obvious prudential reasons werr not made
az the t!me the events TO be narnted took
pace. un the morning Of The 1st Of last De-
ce.Dost INC Ea.chman IN the arsenal whose
1o.ias .o.nos tne:naed me st9ilway TO the tower,
Nv = 1st tSssoa 'I Iope, oeh,no the halnstr.dc
81 ans, .,,,,u
,csoG ~ n WIZ nls orders and practice be
Psst PsSata A. W ano unexpectedly found undsrit
rna1 aTRS au ~ ~ " ~ irregular lump OF
JJ JnH ts ne also plckea up anu carried
snt,o,, anu ~ II wv aalte aeav5 81 tnyesti-
hsn ,,,sSa aa1n 10 gaaaty vas Suggested, Thich,
tne coal YES really an iron torpedo con
aa.a.ng aosnt .t na., pound Of powder, and 50
asaAnEeo wan annammaoie materials that It's
u, onssuns s.. YOU'D nndoubted!y have spread tire
nl ~ escfy z auesti9n, and IN thal location have
.,. nI.a ans a.sesa, 50 completely that Its de-
ataetion 1T would have been almess cezt.ip.
J. a1s uaster was pretty thoroughly inrestiea-
W ~ the Time, and It was demonstrated to
tolcrable degree OF CERTAINTY thu. the tor
ptoo was ley there bs two women. or men
n Komsns ciothes, who Vlsltsd the tower
Jus. A. DUSK, me pirvions evening, but being
ihsCIululHu'ta " az enplo!ee a'tthe arsenal,
had "a not suil'cssnt time while h. was closing
.. .ne scutte OF me tower, to touch q slox
maleh p ,e 10 tae torpedo, after depoalting it
n n u carefully chosen place. The Clue
70, 10 tne IDENTITY e,5 OF the world'be incendia-
t!es ,.s "ss snent; Consisting only Of the words
u!,1,,. q adams sss 2 House, and from MsculAl,
" Mntstps . fafker," evidcntly paper in
closing small purchase at their store. The
lo,mef n,, M nad n1sn neasiy erased, but weee made
on.. gas by following up these Indications 1t
tlat one q Tie incendIasies wss man vhy
booked himself st the Adams House. Soyem.
Ills putchaae WIS proren II, h.Er haSn vi
, 1865-06-22
Gen. Palmer and Rebel COur - In Ken
~ =. - tucky, y -


The following Endorsement by Gen. Palmer
Eas placed on . letter. Of II. D. Hay,
Esq., Attorney to the Commonwealth, &c,
dated June $, 1865, GreenvilIe. Ky., forward
ing ataosyits In the case Of Jesse Taggart,
amtnoher Of Msjor Longs battalion, charged
With killing Philsnaer Melbourne, aud re-
4oestinG that Taggart be turned over to the
Judicial authorities of the State for trial:
- :'HEApouARrMs DEPARTMENT OF KENTUCKY,
LOUISVILLE, Ky., June L, 1SG5,-Ihe enclosed
papers nEe respectfully returned to II. d.
Hay, Esq, Attorney to otheCommonwealth,S DC
and the application for the surrender Of Jesse
Taegart TO the civil authorlties OF theSta.e
Of Kentucky for trial respectfully declined.
Al the time of the killing Of Melbourne, Tag
gsFt was in the actual military service OF tue
United stAtee, and did the act charged In the
course Of bis proper duties In time Of war
hence military courts have exclusive jurisdIc-.
1ion.' But, even II tie courts OF the State had
concurrent Jurisdiction, 1t would oe the duty
Of the military to protect hin from possible
trial by disloyal courts and juties. In other
words, the Uni3n men Of Kentucky are to be
protected at all hazards agRiQat the psosacu-
lon Of rebels and rebel sympathlzeTs, who
have, In some parts ofthe State, the control
Of the Judicial machinery. Il will be held es-
Genital to the success Of any application Of
this sort, that It be accompanied by evidence
that Judges, Juries, C,mnlonwcolths att3e-
neys, ETC., charged with tho administration
Of justice, are loyal TO the Government aud
would give to persons employed By the Coy
e1nmtnt 3 fair trial
JoHs II. PALMER,
Mpjor General ComuauQtnR.
, 1865-06-22

Metate. HosTEf~ = S@1M.. .1Ns n. II NM nlE&
GIXTLxkKy: I have u1ed your Bitter tn-+-. ,,~
ast al1 week. and feel 1t due to yo7 au1 erss r,es
e sJpfsn S5 hs.sT ~ agp!oyA apoa -
thcz taat 1aIos1 OF G1AckeIy. Bat Jour Rit:4ss -
eaHfel3 te9oted nnu the ieVea OF tbs mere nostS%%
the9 2{oies, 70 r. 1hey arc aoE sdYerused T. -
put tney are tecoIa ended 70 a,9tTt
@f1t ny, so1Sa 'aq5m!,ies q tae bedY. md u -
" ~ zSG1!n PMsa- aau oeen unNen toF Two qnt2
~ a9f ~ hssns,sax n fo .ad g.
frer a EoEk IN tne dtaehafge Of ny prpfes -,
nss ~ tsfy TeaE. of elI1v com pfexton no S,sS1
!baa besn tA5inx -FOUR Bitten Veek ~ 1tzm ~
t1snsa: Ing sA!oE compilation Eas al fonc -
~ xhieh 20 rseeafy 1ere 10 way i1is3zs
E9V III; o1fnensono 20 ~ When used yorr BlltM
enee 'ast 9x i1aae ny sssh individual toT ht1se
p,.+.. U4 a02tcuQA1, n. r. I.EK,
, 1865-06-22

SuURrLErF Co1L1GE. A17ox. 11..-Tha
closing exercise Of the ccmmencrmept week
leee cdidce. Il may be proper to sts,c In
the outset, that the new building wiIi he 1ss
tcet IN length and 81 feet in TidthNf,nr
stoli1s high, and built Of stone, + vii
stard abdut ten reds northeast from fhe
present building. and will cost, when com.
Eletsd. about $4,000: The present building
nas become TOO small to accommodate the
large Lumber OF students a11cady Ia attend-
aneas, saying nothi-g Of the large prospective
increase from Missouri. Tennessee. Kentucky
, 1865-06-22
Canadian CoufrdrratIon-Se1y Hrunay
wick tU be Eorfccx3.
ITQrcn.o EorresntndenrA n Y ua..1a

. IN
There Is considerable excitement caused
herc By the rumcr that efforts arc being made
IN England By our Canadian delegates to in
dnce the imperial government to give Leu
ttnEnt Governor Gordon, of New BrunswIck-
hint TO dissolve the 1.cc1uy elected Parila,
ment. There must be some crouud tor the
.nmor, as the matter was SPOKEN Of In both
Houses Of the New Brunswick Lecislature.
and Mr.. Hathaway went 50 far as 10 s1y that
IL The House were dissolved, it wo1ld he
Looked upon. .as an attack on the indenen,,.
tnce Ct the people, and bloodshed would r.
cult The recently elected Parliament Of
New Brunswick arc hostile to the scheme of
The confederation Of the provinces, and onr
1e1eeates-the Hon. Messts. Mcdonald. Gan.
brown and McDougan-a1l members of the
Canadian ministry, are nov In England for
ration Of the provinces. Governor Gordon il
opposed to the scheme; but hints are thrown
out that If Governor Gordon will n II dissolve
the House some other Governor VIII be
found who will haze no scsuples In doing so.
tFron The Toronto Globe, lath,1
Governor Gordon, OF New BFunrwick, who
has ihwafttd By every means In his power
the sCccess Of the Quebec scheme OF COME Ie-
ration, has bc,n promoted 10 the office Of
Cover or OF Hong Kong, to which L. attach
cd a salary Of S, 900 year, s., ,OD more than
that Of his present Office.
, 1865-06-22

1NFR1NGERS BEWARE!-A
injunction las Just btco granted bv The In,tnd
S,at.s Gilep1I Cont aEsttst an infringement on ins
efittsu pertEK ehoolcet.br .ce CrrsnE wits 1tYs
bJ ten!Df. TaE ntrE: "Fatsntsd ~ IL Gh1n..
rap Dec aAh. 1ssS" IL ssaunp+d on I'll thr ~ rfsT
- Go. II Z HA16 Uf Street. Pill. IN. Np
, 1865-06-22

Rey: a. Lord, Of Elgfn, agent Of the Amerl.
Gan Bible Society for Illinois, gives the follow
tpg % aotief synopsis Of what ms been accom~
piashed 1or this eause In Cur State during the
The number Of new Bible soct.tIes formed
Is n making the total number nd 300
Each Of these has depos:tary, and The yalue
@n O. eooss in all Of Them Is not fir from soo,~
The number Of: families visited he frav.,.
ING and local agents Is about 10000 Of
whom about 3. SEQ were fund without Blplca.
$500. '. ''A' Calculated % about
The rcmit'ances to the American B.blc So
e!ety. amount TO about ST., 800, Of which
aeout &,3oO was to aid in supplying other
The number Of focal or school district agents
In the State Ia near Z, 600, and the nuuber Of
tE, oths, eiseEs @ Of the Aux.tartes and branches,
The ne1ds Of the country agents each en-.
brace about 100, 600 .nha6itants, md th,cx-
PenEe OF raising funds Is less than ],aif q r.nt
IL each Nrson ia the fields.
4 partial summary Of. the results Of the In.
no9s o1t o. tas t5agsl,ns agents dung the year.
Number o; miles travc!td, Is 600 families
and placts Of ofbusnyss visited, Ga, ,O0O !; families
fund without Bibles, 5000; Bible so.ietIes
visited, lSG0, tsomc Of the 1860 having been
vis!ied tEise J Bible Meetings attended, 500
4uut<SsSa AG1AhStG4s -%auNi ptE0GcA Oh $AU or
$50 ubtained, 200 ). amounting to $s7O COO:
Other new subscriptions, 81 ,0U, making 10.
tAl oi <sS.ooo personal Gales Of books, 1900:
personal each collections, sc ,ooO received OF
amount received 50, 500 Local Agents iai.is-
ted, letters wlitten On Bible Society business,
Oo0o circulars &C., sent out. p ,01 accounts
audited. 1000.
Illinois continues to occupy prominent 60.
stton among the other states Of the Union in
the amount OF its contributions 10 lha Bible
Cause. rs remittances last Iear were more
inG States combIntd. They were nearly
double the entire amount from all the States
and Territories between the Mississippi river.
ard The Pacific Ocean. And yet thsy wers
lees than enc half the annual income Of each
81 etvefa1 individuals III our wealthy States,
While We hare done well, compared with
other states, we have given only mere pit
tanre compsrc1 With our ability, OF the
wants Of tbr Bible, less, ard on: contributions
shou.l at least be quadrupled.
, 1865-06-22

rchsta: ocgs Dlspstch, 18th In Louisville Journal
I General Wilson t. 1ecrapas that the -vesu.
mcnt has issued 10 the poor In Atlanta dur
Ing the LAST seven days, over 100, 600 pounds
Of meat and flour. He represents the people
n'the ten counties adjacent 10 Atlantis as In
a astaIv'ng condition, and s.ys thu: relief in
the shape 0: corn sud meat must be extended
to thirty Thousand people, at the yery least,
With such efficiency as % save life. General
Thomas hes ordered 5000 bushels Of corn to
people In the northern counties o. Gsorgta.
The records Of the Conf idtra:o States,
TEeaeury Department, and tue secret Journal
OF the Provisional Congress n1e now In Gene.
raj Wi,ss MS POSSESSION, and will be sent to
Washington.
Major General Stcdman arrived hare last
eyenilg and was warmly received BY his nu-
,.... H!--aa He resumes his duties as
commander Of the dls'ru:. 80.
The Chattanooga and Atlanta railrrs
bridge !s being rapidly pushed TO conpleilsn.
The road Will reach Atlanta By July 1st.
, 1865-06-22

There are still about SOC rebel lice Of.
It s5s sts tsres ene{ 81 Hl sss esu EN-
dred per week, and 1t Is thought al viii have
BEEN sent away By the middle of next weet.
The field officers arc held, they being exclu-
ded by the Amnesty Proclamation Of tha
President ftcm the privilege Of obtaining
their hhett5 upon taking the oa'h Of ale.
, 1865-06-22

man, for all. thesc natioual1tles were 1cpse-
scented In the audience.
:, The audience completed, dinner WAS an-
nonnced, md NO ware usheeea into room
which had been tastefhll{ arranged and deco:
elxm- coup. most dsliciously prepared by
French cooks, numbers of whom came tt this
country with tno army; followed! by fish,
which the night before had been brought up
By especial t'alo for the occasion. followed
By 6hlfnrs, surkeys, chickens, game, Ice
cream, champagne aud 1aisins. Other wines
handsome as could he obtained IN any qusf-
ter Of the globe. Boon after dinner tho En-
peror wenl 70 oazaha, aud thus ended that
, 1865-06-22

.x..... 812A9x1ows, D.C.- ApEii ], 1s4L3
GnT1KsxS: i ktEzs NC pleasure 70 add my n
moea to ta6se O otae'1 m t17oE us your e1cn5i11
q SG1shssn hvt!, md q close application 70 it,
r Eet1. haa 70 Gasouxhly exhauttad ny neT ynM
1r,1asI M,rsyr 2 dIsgeEsa E snd sssVuus aeadacs9
III xnown remedies In &&a Msfey12 Neates 411
Gems e ths that nothing but total chkHF
ot Ieoi0enG6 And puftu1N would Ee4tofe u1Y he1I78
1hsa hiend setnm1ne4c cd Hcstette15 B;EsTx.
RIoenssG RI, = oossie = a exHxinen; It EequfTef
nuI one po%Ae 10 convince me thsI had found 1ffN
ne fiTht eonntnatioo Ct remedies The reiief sHS
me ~ beeu complste 1t u r1w son7e yeat1 T@s3
tehs hAra ioEua the Preparation Ill clatpG 70 IS
standard dz7t1T cordial with u; and eTen -
y ~ nelton4 bilious and GlEpept,e eases ron tS1
doW7 20 to1t1aehe. u Enat hare now I3td w1I I'D
khEu havt done sone good
1feuaia. Eeoutme1, respectfully yo1rx
: E D. E y. auUETEWOEYn
, 1865-06-22

A NEW PARTr.-The New York Htnsa5
wants new pa1ty-the " Citizen Soldiers
National party ITO stand between the Re-
pubieans who demand negro suffrage, on one
side, and the radical Copperhcads who oppose
1t, on the other SIDE. The Herald is too late
the material out Of which its legiors are to
Organized is already absorbed. It Is firmly In
the Republican party, where, wi:h7ut some
great error on the part of th. Republican
leadcrs-an efr7r which promises to give over
to secession at the polls what it eou'd not
command with Its arms-lt will remain, doing
as coed service as It did In the field.
, 1865-06-22
TIE following Southern States have elected
reEular GuYe5nQrS az folloHs.

MoRToE ASD E1uER;-some weeks since
T. g. Morton, delivered In this city, claiming
to be the crg1nal discoTeser Of the appIica.
tion Of ether. An incredible sum of money
has btcn collected By Dr.: Morton In this city,
at Buffalo md other places, III consideration
Of the tact that Congress- refused to pay him
the sum OF 2l00, 100 ior his pstent. Il Nor
ton succeeds as well generally as here, there.
seems to be pretty fair psospe=t OF. bis r.
slfzirE z FUN appEozmlttng to 500 0O0.-
, 1865-06-22

6 The Rockford Rsgisser appears under
Its new auspices In an enlarged term, with
Mr. l. s. hyatt, late Of the Dsmocra!, as edi-
tor in chief. The consolidated Interests of
the RtgffstT and DtmocTdt are row held BY q
joint stock company, organized under The
laws Of nlinnfs, and made up Of \ large num-
oer ct the best citizens and most successful
hus'nets men of the place. with an abuu Ounce
, 1865-06-22

\ "sAA1.1," !" FARA-Moses Fowler, Esq, Of
his farm, near Kent, in Benton County, some
twenty-seven mites Of cedar p,st fence. at
cost Of about one thousand dol1asB per NILE,
&c has email farm Of thirteen thousand
acres, In Benton County, which he is In
ptoylpg.-Lofawue Journal.
, 1865-06-22

assessed upon one citizens during the past
three yeats, demonstrates at least the suc-
cess Of Congress in developing the ecIence Of
taxation. Taze the return Of the Assessor of
the SECOND District, for instance. Under tha
law, as first enacted, the tar
/ AZ amended for 1863. 8i5,Tt5
a. anepded for 1861. 10000
The latter Is the amount Of the assessment
about TO be collected, which is exclusive Of
be >Iemembered- that besides The greater
completeness Of the schedule, tho rates Of
tA1Htlon hzTe BEEN increased from three to
Eve per cent to five and ten per cent The
result ought to be very gratifying to the Sec
leta1y Of the Treasury, and 10 al loyal peo-
, 1865-06-22
To Rheumatic Sufferer

n. Bs-Ihose suffering with that painful t1.s,.s
tn suts1sm VII ~ plsAssd 10 leA.n tsat SIfc 10
AARK's sEPH1IlfiC CURE ASD FILLS ess coasts. IL.
t9tsonal rsmecits: 1eeJ stnoyc tSe ea1ta, and ihe
thc worst ttit1 Of Rheams and are ne on!J ncd
Ic!ne that viii lE support Of what Wt t4vH sata We
"a
, 1865-06-22

JOIN II. PALMER.
Mojor General Com muauotnK,
, 1865-06-22
Stop That Cough.
llR. CARRIERS
COUGH BALSAN.
Dr.. Carriers Cough Balsal,.

5hit Medicine aJKDfATEEY EYETOPeTaE COuaH,
psoenca use 2uc tAS5 txpsttoratlou, removes Ill
1aocooe md lou! nAtttf 61 iha alF paxxaKes, 1re4
Se n didculf breathing alAyt his irritation ot tha
L0of1. and eGect1k SPEkDY CURE 81 xoothfnI sud
6GA3.lSS3 A4 the 4nlr0nunrY oreAas
, 1865-06-22
A qW 0 obs
PATENT DRILLING MACHINE.
PILE DRIVER
aTDRAuLIC SAND PUMP.

:"
PRACTICAL TESTS hxy.pg t111y deno-at.Ased
thA superiority Of this machine al othsFs for te
purpose OF andpE OH Wells, the nndarslGutd II uT
prrpAred 70 receive os&ets for The same
theborir o. eli welg ihe ri EEttHR "
AND LAST fKt1E DRIVING PIPE, Out VIII be laf-
H1thtd. desfrcd at feHsoa&b|e prtce,) and ~.
peraes with The use OF tia Derrick Rope, Bul1 wheel
Aad other coMroos And eIyeatsra o1tcsea poF io
nd Ho.1snle tnas i ean be sa.s!y foF tas
Tbs DKThITLS l. removed from fAo veil hy our
Patent Hydrsnl!e pToe. ma dosa not E:su1e tAs
not onlv removes Ill tho 1etsfcus In tre1n S to ID
minutes but Likewise eteEu cleass out &nt cpens
ur By tne old process o. eAad pumping.
WITH THIS MA[HtEE aud pssct1eA1 enEsn.eg,
vel cAn be sunk 10 10 GO lteS within rerind
Of tom E to 9caJs stssr ne ~ pl9s hAs nsu driven.
ma ueliFerJ ot these n1chin~s Il New Yotk. No.
wick. Newhu!E. n. +. ana PtttahnlK, Pen1a-
FpI further 1pt0eE131o9. Price. tefHs, &c 44dSrxs
9IAELE LILA SD
, 1865-06-22
#1i5rRllanEOVE,
ASTROk,OC

,r e nssss n.l,ng DIR RArHAM. u the boss. He
= auSceeoa when all othcza hare failed
ALL WHO ARE IN TROUBLE,
hays bseu d!spe,ae crushed nd 6sstea III 1SRe 9so
sss ?s'ss ~ H. e Il dss's y
has,as sOo oass = e T.r e
W ssm! M s:,asss .aa M ssnaa e ssst.Da sRa
@ e aosBs se'.s 3; e e. 81 8
G sa . III Es:1s s4scs :a
Tum hopes will be Erailzed- ~
In Love Affairs He Never Falls,
epgs,I;s 81 e ssas 3 Sas ssnS "a "a
IS ssn sessd e. Rssa e Az
Hsanees' and tho roaa.t hss s,rlys besn
A Speedy and HAPPY Marriage.
NJ = Ma5e thtnss morn sure ns wiz show Sou tho
YOUR FUTURE HUSBAND Oh WIFE!
ssan;s sad ~ whss 4 ts!:s 4 yoa
ess z ass IS & e. 8 IT,; e 5;l
rex11m TT Ct ~ commercial and bua.nau Eanaaef.oni
Ae ~ Eniae 5eu % xra.sh. esntneueu and honor.
1n99s.n 6. .esgeoa men an1ottansts and m
sa Sae ss!ed sxsst sdvs.s nd Isa !sfofeane eas
e. q q .9s % ~ e.
ioHsd h1Faa tss Az Il teqss NO. Wisely
1flch. Happy and eucce4s3ui
"A ~ fher undertakings. Hhre thpsa who vers
1nnded by nFst1dice and ignosanea ntTloc.aE hh ID
Cnns4 taaont fstr1ctly pytvxre sza eonndsnnIS
Saty fsunnsys excepted hon 10 A. u. to r. NJ, *
and Ffznklin. Chicago, mfnoss.
CONSULTATION FEE ONE DOLLAR.
By !nelostnk tour c.nt a1Apps, DE. RAFHAKLp
1a.as 20 aeAhh. Lonk LIZ, Wealth. E1nlnence and
~ u oescAte tsl.h md Nhosa lnnfnlt!e and in-
PH5ons u dlztanea may oonrurniezta Goyrruxx.
7lAI1f b. sette7, II theY tnc,osa pEK DULLAH 6sr
md interview ~ STRICTLY pE1va'u and cor
1neoaM no anfEr viii b Given to letterl uniess
ooe dollar II !Dc1o>ed - = Consultation Frs
rAodftt ~ isf1aE1 = toilowa: DH KAPHAE1. Port
Umcr Bcx tsk7H, Chtc.xp. III. WE
jas1tsK1kSI 1E TuA4ATjdc
, 1865-06-22
FROM EUROPE,

Galens, June, 1866.
, 1865-06-22
DR., CARRIERS COUGH BALsAM

puresY Tefetable In ii 1nx1eents and PERFECTLY
ess ln n " Q1alluss ana = mild and pleasant
NJ 1osf de!tcAis cordial. II hAt been in general
6<s4 soid and r, aaians. Drug dsts, and ALI. WH6
sPRhDY and KFFlCACI0US E1aKDF ,hs1 nan
eTef rAef. +@eS4 AeN0
, 1865-06-22

Tnat tEeks Il ed.c1nes v{1 cura nnrr szsv. =;
at1sn from any carae, taa ali othef 10 caite ree.
= le1t ""~-~s@A@@NAe
trtattss on zyqhnitic Dtts.le. giving p1ato d.rs
medicine. ~ b~AS*7o oA wa
The nedlei1e Etn be sent By express 10 ali pssts
y M eoanHT On RECEIPT q the money, and = cent?
Sold y DE- eAsIRRLfH : los Family Medicine
ead =! &: r. e 4sdison street. CnieaEo, n.
, 1865-06-22

The following schedule shows the poDu]a-
tton Of each county acctr3,ug to the census
OF 1etV, and the whole number of soldiers
furnished during tie rehelt;on hv carh rountr.
, 1865-06-22
N. 4. HAVEN, Western Agent,

Bold py al Hrocer1 and u1uxrts., t.z.,n.
, 1865-06-22
.5pxt,Hs -Aut;tta. -.
Lfndsev,s Bsood neurchcr.

:, A. Grown of GLORY.
8YeTf m4n, woman and child ITO hAA Eaed =
BTEELHa'S AN1RosIA
h willing 10 reconnead T. Ttsuo Tats1 Of fxrddfy
InczelEnx ssae hxSt msda the AuhroaiA fstaous al
aTH Tia world. =.
IT n WARRANTED TO PLKAsK
II Ceaa itching Of the HeAd- .
II Nska Few Hktr Grow On Bid Hsada.
II Prevents the Hafr ffan Failing Out j:
II BeadGt tne Har Boss and GloHJ,
C7eanses the Scalp Coos rha Heated Brow. Be
Na7es Dsndrun. Cs1ss HaEvo1s HeadAahs. Cutea
Bsltnes. lasu,sn Lu1u4.nt loek1- znetsnes Half
30 Curi. su7e.sedss Wls1. Kgl!s HAir Hasesz. Good
esnct apparent 1t onta.
10 THK LADIES WIZ aAY,
khA AmhtoslA VIII suit you 70 :. EaKant1y put up.
De,irate1y Pr-fumed. Fz.Eonized By opers RIngen
and Art.rsse1- Bold In splendid boxes or cartons.
Containing sxu larxe bottles: Hs. tos moEainxHo.
Nx egcnnk. >
IHKKK Is no MISTAKE ABOUT II.
rEK14HGB 4MBR0S1A h the best. most agreeable
and elective toIles article In the world. 70 provo
thtt TT 4 carton. n Sold By Druggists.
ETKMlEa's AABRO61A MANUFACTURING co.,
MS Fulton stras<. Ecv Fork
Y1r4ErseA,1r
, 1865-06-22

Scht1berS'a German Olntment.
Warranted Certain cure. without tho slightest dan.
ga, 70: plsts. Old MonndA. scr. lula. lit R1aRn.
Fevd S9t2 ~ Hone nd n Dlss NFs d.. eole p-c.
satc = !: r REED Gus. - L ke stzost, Chicago.
, 1865-06-22
Banktng anu Gxchanue.
Uttp Aottres.
: A SSESSMENT NOTICE..

: A SSESSMENT NOTICE..
49,. QSYzrNo1 W1 BoAxn pT ZuA1U WON'T
CHuARe, JuIe 1sn. l1ae. I
es1rc' 9bas fsa nesny aync 70 ~ go2s ~ iaf r..
Eoard q Public Eota Of ths Git7 of Chicago ham
Gd paoktek thren el'ers Iooe Fafntnx ffom DsaF.
Ha,,I; xIees e STATE tttest snd tEo runpiax from
kc.oel stction Addition Ia ChtcSE0 aud &uth a..
CefE. ~ cANS" - Ns 3sN
Ine u1defsikred WIN apply TO tha Common Cona,i1
n1td tafy. = IT, rext messing. to bs hold On
e.e1e .sn M 2 fos - eont5mst1en q aeea a4s.sneat
tiFhr to bo hen1d. An pcsona Wiani1s, Is object "a
ss.d a,fe. s9sas nnst ne lnatt eM toA e shs
day prior to such meeting OF thu Co9tnaa C,1ncl.
$50. J @, t3fHDELR
FHKD IErL,
o, J. RUHH,
CoEarnsslenezs Of the Board Of Pubic Work.
, 1865-06-22

Is fneEn By theso symptoms: Noies, o. hard and
JOINS. or col fractions, hard pains 10 ine bones ana
!snts c.iss q 1eGaT q he bonea: ayphlins rhean-
Crrr"snf e1ns VII cure thn Thir5 esages. N'11''>
~I1fce per psckaku fy0p.
"a Izce OF 'S5phllltir Cure" IS per brittle PHI,
PCT boz; syphut ,c Wash. tfso per n6kt;a; Ihfnat
, 1865-06-22
NLD GOLD AND s1LVER

Prscions Stones and Gems,
Watches, Old CONT. ac-. boukhr for c.aa bv 4 Gorn
hAIU, AAsayer. Is Ho1sh eFf 6trset o1sr snsf1rn
pu3N fhA34tcAlr- MVH vXn1 ~"
, 1865-06-22
Governor. Of southern Atst-s

The probabilities are that the Souther,
states Will al be provided with regular or
Provisional State governments before the
Inst. President johnson appointed Prar,sI.,n-
q Governors for tho States Of Texaa and
georgia, and Others for Florida, Alabama aud
ntely.
, 1865-06-22

From Hl:k=ctt1 Of LhA body nvr uaiuu'sa without
Injury to TEA sk.n. hy UeuAx's DEPI1XTokv Pow
3x1~ rrice T.. Mailed TO any sddsesa TOT tl.9s, BY
q. c. UfHAA. IL Eouth te1xh b atress Phl1adelpalL
I1. Atk for lf4ANs DKrttAr.EY PoxAEE." and
tAka no otaes- lARp sr tTH. II Lake IT,, Gene{I
AEN1tz AMo ffr SAX ny an ITukIt81,