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Hestetter,s Bittcrs on the Battle.
.surrt.F Field. tFdal.a .I

lis satisfactory to know thst our neld hospitals
are no longer unsuppod with this fe.saving prepa-
ration. soidiers.who. as prNat' citizens had becoms
acQuaiute, with It's properties, have in many nsisn-
ces made spocia request that Hos1RTTSt's
STOMACH BIrrG ~ might b added TO tho medica
stores T Heterogeneous, and their wishes hAye not
been unhsedsd. A means of sustaining Won ded
nen on the battle Geld, and of enaoling troops to
bear fAtl lsuins tnarchss uader blazing suu,dt hAS
been strenuously recommended oy distinguished
medical men, and the prospect 10 thAtit viii ev ntu'
ally supereeds all the aaulteratsd tnctures, liquors
and dangerous T5ni,s nat have heretofore been
considered medicinal aples. fns fast that small
quantity OF the Bitters mixed with water nom any
Of tho southern ., a.vest.ra river. WIN prevent
1t from affecting che Bowels the liver, shonld bt
borne in mind by Army Physicians, .dlers, and al
who have OCCASION 20 visit those portions Of on,
| country. The man who uses HosTBTTER's BIT
TIERS in conformity with the direct GUS, nlay et o
| defiance Intermittent Fever and u other dss Ase
gen Grated by tao action OF ~ rnWholesotne aInos
phere upon an overtaxed frame. .y ..... I'd,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-04

n@r A grea. number of valuble articles
will be chanced of at the Fair tonight Be
on hand to SEQ who are the lucky ones.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-04
You may cureyourscIT

OF Headache, Wet, Ittmscb, Indigestion Or
BillioLsness, or atarrh ora Had Cold, o. sore
Throat, or Hoarseness, Liver Complaint, Piles,
or Constipation or Rhenn usn. or Sore or Week
Eyes .r salt Rheum. or dney Disease, or General
Debility, or ev n Asthma, with these Specifics.
NOT FAM tY who have ever had one OF hesO
Family Cases of HuNPBasTs' ~ EoIFIcs but would
nvo Ave times its cost her than be Nithou'lt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-04
NorICE-BEWARE

LII peraons are noun d cot to trust my son
"A Adam hslkS 'oa my account, a. WI P,y no
" o his contracting hANhf mHhA-'
b noVlL3t
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-04

FoR ASrIeuARIANs-J. n. Stoppelmsu,
ESQ, in excsvating cellar back Of his Brew
cry, on Warren street, found an iron ball
twenty-five feet below the surface. 1t is cold
iron, as large as an egg, and how it got there
is mystery.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-04

D6r Don't forget to go to the Fair to
night 1t will pay
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-04

sey- Remember that splendid spring
wagon will be drawn for at the Fair tonight
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-04
STEPHENS HUBER 4 GO.
Real Estate agents,

e7o d ESQ Third st.
wTLL att,nd n TIA s-seb IN baylng otrea ess;e,
70 " 1ibssb.sss srtFs SsisihOm viii bsfAisA
oot. 2S-1
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-04
ST. JOHNS CHURCH LECTURES,
CLEGG's HALL.

HH- The Fair at Beckel Hall will be the
great centre Of attraction tonight,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-04

THE FUR TRADE.-We shall open
on Monday. Oet. l6M, for the Whole
sale and Retail trade, (at the old stand,
l44 Main ST. hs best assorted stock,
Of FUR GOODS. Of epsry descrip-
ton, for Ladies'. Gsntlsmen's. Aisses'
and ChildreN's t0ear, that has evsr been
offered in this city. If buyers 'ViH
come and look at our goods, they shall
be satisfied that we hare the stock to
sstect from.
WIN. fDODD a CO.
s0NsA X AArTERs AND FuERlEss,
oet2s-6ieod2tW Man ST.
|,t1,t1fY gal 3Cu 40 oINntzHLri oaio,
"a F.. "a 1
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-04

on fCroup or Collie 4 Iso,hache, OF Head tche, or
or haisanS from reethns, or "or;ns,
rIndire.uon or We'tinR the Bel. or Cssrr1, o.
Measles or WAoopug Cougd, o. Scarlet Fever, or
nlpth re, ,cr Bad Cold, or H1srseness, or unn,nE
ostae Ears and eAfN.As even Soroin'e as thoL.
sands have done and d. daily,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-04
st. John. ohuroh-Cl.ss,. Hail.

Divine service, by Rev DANIEL STECK
every Sunday at lO3 o'clock A. M. and 7
P. NJ
Services also every Wednesday evening, at
o'clock.
ST. JOHNS CHURCH LECTUREs.
CLEGG'S HALL.
The fret regular Lecture of the season
will be read at Cleggs Hall, on Thursday
Evening, November 9'b, BY Hon. G. l. VAL
LAEDI0HAM.
Sabject-The Bible ss a Literary Book.
Doors open at 6 oelock-Lecture to cou-
mence At seven.s tr.F 81. g. & q
By order of the LECTURE CoAHlTTSE.
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FAMILY GASES.

Case Of IS large viss, in morocco, and Book o,
Direct w
Dase Of "a large VI l5, IN morocco and Book. OO
Gase o 20 | ,rge viSls in morocco snl Book. on
Case OF 70 large Walls, p plaip ass, ana Book 90
Oass Il 10 hoLesA l to lbl aud Ba ......... 90
Case i Any SIX boxos IN. IT'D i6), and Book. 20
List OF
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-04

REAL EsTArk SALES --4In o "settled" COM
munity like this, the transactions in real ss-
tate are not extensive. When we'll ioNdo
parties who own building lots will get their
consent to dispose Of tneni 10 enterprising
men, we may expect general breaking up OF
''settlCd habits, in real estate way. That
time is approaching; We sci it for the early
spring, when the weather WIil permit The re-
ption Of outdoor work in the city The
signs are now favorable for extensive real "a
tate transactions in the spring, and building
will flow in rapidly when The present condition
of trading lethsrgy breaks up.
Len,z b Applegate, real estate agents, re-;
Gently sold real estate, as follows
House and eight acres Of land in Harrison
township, belonging 70 Margaret Welsh, to
Charles Reed, for o., 800 r''.''.i" .,
House and lot on Clinton street, Dayton
for $3.50
| A farm of sixty-6ve acres, in Van Buren
township, for 81, 500 ihlea 'g. ~
The wheel and spoke factory Of Kuhns 4
Kneisey to Kneisley 4 Pinneo, for S27 ,000
A house and lot on Hess sireet to Jesse
Hoovens, for $500, 1ash
House and lot in Fsrmersvils, jackson
twonship, Montgomery county. Tor $l,260.
Farm in Allen county, Ohio, belonging to
the heirs of Frederick Becker, 10 Levi Harp
ster, for 81, 500. .r..i
Lot of r. G. Corwn, corner Of Third and
Council streets, to Joseph stephens, for 81, ;.
1859. y''lHo5 si
i House and lot in Miami City, for 81 600.
i House aud lot of Mr. Keifer, on Wilkin-
son street, to Rev, McGowsn, for 81, 200
II Farm OF Levi Miller, on Toms Run, jack
son township, for $4,000
House aud lot on Fifth street, tor 1862.
House and lot on Hess street,tO d. F. Rid
enor, for $500. ., s7of a.s aar
@. W. Hsrshman'e house aud lot and seven
acres Of ground, on GermantoWn pike, Har
rison township, TO Eiijsh Grove, for 5000
Lot Of land, part Of Dicks Farm, contain
Ing LOT acres, on the west bank Of the Miami
River, near the city, belonging to John Mills
TO DR.. Sheets, for $50.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-04

DAYros, November 4, 1865.
corrected BY HEINsoR &sEIDER. NO 60 Jefenon
streetl
! TIMOl BY SEED--s4 20 pei bash
lrLOu H.--teo ShsMt, $40 CO.
WHEAT Old Wheat 81 05-New Wheat
y 75@l 80
uGh--!5.
TCHN- 30
lCATSf- Sog@Ssqs
! ISA9Lhl; 7b@$l 90
9EEF-leH2
lbt rTtk-4 4Ota 45
CHICKBNS--25Cq30.
gkooEaEs--RETAIL PRIoRs
ITEAs--Sl sc@2 20.
lC0FFEh-33te 43c per pound.
lSUGAR--l6@2O
COFFEE SuGAR--23 per Id.
CRUSHED SUGAh-26c per 10.
M0LAssES--Sl 4UC9l COOL 60 per gs.
SYaUP--$l rs.
CAEESE--2Oe
STARCH-lzic per n.
SoAPS-l5c per n.
SHOT-26@3Oo per n
LEAD--z0c per n.
lTOeACCO--95c(a$l GO per 10.
WHlSKY-$2 Go fcs common a-i ..n .at
EOtClOEN--O OVS bff3 bHN'f
NEW POTAToES-5j ps- bushel.
kPPLES--SS 90 .NF .... ..o.
PEACHEs--$j SO b., brbol 'u1
hAf--iinUtnl Sov 10 pc' TO-
wHcLGsA..L PhlcEs se.fy
TEAS-$l 50tal 81 7.'"
CCFEEk--2ll 81
suGAR-l52a.l1t
COFFEk SUGAk--2lc per H.
CRCshED GUGAR--23e per 10
RlCE--lJc per n.
LARp--30 r ........ ...- '.-.
MoLAssEs 81 l6@l 40 per gel
RlUE--I24c p"rib sl
EGGS = zoe per doy 1a-s---
LARD--25.
TOBACCO s5G5$l 20 per ID.
sH0T-$40O per sack ... -.,..
LEAD-l4c per ID.
DRIED APPLbS-SA@ ~.
BUFFERS
iCHEESE-l6@l8 EEAFI
STAROH-9tajl0c per ID.
SoAPS-l23GlSl per h.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-04

Won may prevent sickness, pre- ient suffering even
aspen~e and loss of time or the children wing the
Measles, VI &c trlet Fever, or WhoopIug cough o.
even Fever, bv using preventives In the case.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-04
MeDlcal,
Sucosss in Business.

No business can be trul successful which ~ rot
ibunded On real htues ofthngHt The ar1 ole made
or sold must havetnt uslh mefit and surptyR public
want Success issuingfrom the clap rapof advertise
ihg, or the rick oitrade, or mere preiension and
display, will be orly apparent and, In the end but de
cci the opsr tor and hose VITO trust HIM. But II
mn article supplies publis want and fairly meets it,
reasonable expectauons, its ruceeas and general
ahopt on Ia m rely question oftme itmay be
retarded hyA verse influences or sped by prospeIiLg
lAlas, .uutfp the q1d u lg sure " yin. ELAay II
HUMPdRHs's s'sH0mH iPATHIO SPEUlfIOS hsld
th4r origin IN great public want medicines for an
the common wants OF enligntcd life-cur, tNes that
hther mother nurse, or traveller coul Always hav.
with them an always rely upon- so simple that mis-
TAX ud not be mace In the selection, 20 harmless
lpat all nigh then with impunity, ana 30 efient
n at all might rely upon them IN safety. buch hev
nave proved Thousands Of families us them daily
idr ali the nlment and scknesae. Of life, snd Areiy
are seriously eick or Rve need /, ca.l ply siUia
Thousands, talung some single specific, ave currd
themselves OF chronic diseases which nave OeeN th"
bAne OF their lives, and upon which they have spent
hbndrerhia 'Npsanh Nmoug she millions " 70 use
them, sbue arc foaud 70 question their pusfty orr
"a HUMPHREYS, SPECIFICS
combine all the Ad vantages Of the best 1omeopsthcn
mt, without It's int icscy uncertainty. They
are prrp4r d by 'hy-i ian OF over twenty ears
tIomeopa .hic experience they have been tried in
avery conceivable mapner. and they have been en-
dor e md recomm nded in III highest torms ~
the nun reds Of thousani who daily use them.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-04
Nrn, aoDeltls nlenIs.
TO THE PUBLIC.

", the undersigned, having determined, herestAr
and forever abandon tne use of GcAtng liquore
(hLylng a nanid or strong drink,l hereby notify all
s. not to sell give Sr ause me to make use oi
any spiTltuvuy hqusrs whatever 4. ....,,...,,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-04
Continental.
baylor @srHet.

DArros, November 4, 1865.
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corrected BY HEINsoR AsEIDER. No. 60 JerenOn
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-04

For sale by all druggists,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-19
xa5ERIFf'S SALE.

Ey virtue % i special execution, dated the
9th day Of December A. ID. le64. 70 mS di-
rectci, issued out Of the office Of the clerk Of
the District Court u Tama County, State OF
IowaS in favor Of c. Ault man h Go. md
against Nathaniel Spencer administrator Of
The estate Of William II. II. Hin deceased ami
others on : judgement rendered by sai'ls
court At The Fcbruary term thereof, A. =.
isG4 ani-A decree sl-fcseelserre sgsinst sail
defendants wherein II was ordered, aijudgei
ana asersed that tAs fos'owlng dssssissd ftas
estate to-wis: -, II.
ri. SOFT, easrqaiarysY ~ tie ,o.,h cas-,
QUARTER 81 section no thirteen (i3) IN
:su1ssIp no. eighty ar eS6> n"vfh ct'
runge no. Miytseng(l ~, H.r sisA
Vest Of the 5th l.. ~. in Tama County. lows,
he sold or 20 much thereof 40 j. necessary 10,
satisfy said Judgement. interest asd cosss
Now Therefore public notice 10 hereby
al,.n, that l have levied afoD. and shall =
She 3trs day Of January 4. y. lH6a, between
ss,e loalrs Of ? 8 c!urk \. NJ. aaj I o'elosh II
r. 81 sa:l iay, sale 10 eomnesce ct tba
le;,r ~ "a ) 'esssx ). M Il ths iroas door q
shs Gears HsaA ~ sTole,le, Toss. H. The
eonsty cffsGs, sEes and sell q tuSsis OUT.
cry, u: tas ttrhess, xHt hest Bidder. that
bids tsa thirds or eyer Of. ihs ADSraissA'
wal~s fSy cash. the anayr acx<rshei property.
OF ssP,;sh there,f ~ r. aeccssavy TO satisfy
saia SaSESa>ak fer che ss@ Of III dollsrs
ant. s. eerts, foy .ther with cost and oil ao.-
cru.ng sos;s unless the same shall be socpss
a. Nsjiei ~ ss..
js@pst. .ad, tstaa, .~ss ,@n !
KNIGHT DEXTER
tasris q. rsns csnn'r, lows.
'.s.ssers Zee Setb sy71s
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-19
H~O12AH.

80 From Pc terr in TO w we learn
Iha. the Hutchins family will give
GU Failacns one oftheir choice en- e.
tslnrnsuts tomorrow evening. We
learn from Dur exchanges that they have
been travelling, Cor some time, y the
eastern part OF the State, TO the great
pleasure Of the thousands that attended
their musical entertainments They
havea world wide reputation, as singers
1t the highes, order aud we bespe"k
for them very crowded house.
The prop,ic,ors Of the "To'cd"
Grocery Store" have Just 'e,Nr.vd from
Chicago with tull and complete stock
If fresh Crocerlee and say they are de-
,cr,nined to sell them cheap f"r cash.
Call 10 aud examine TOR yourselves.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-19
.Etamp
rinters re- Ss.s'
sHERlFF,3 SALE.

SHERlFF'3 SALE.
IT,. Ey virtue Of = special execution, dated tho
eth day OF December A. D. 1864 70 me direc-
i. ted, issued ont Of the office Of the clerk Of
the District court Of rama county, State Of
lows, in favor Of the county Of lama for the
use u the schoolfuud ard against Clinton
--Olney, Olive Ulney, 4. y. Olney. John Con
nell, Edward johnson 4 joshua Maynard on
. judgement rem iered by said court 1t the
: Aerlember term thereof, 4 D. 1864 against the
said UliAton Olney / John Connell and .
decree If foreclosure against said defendants
wherein it WAS ordered, AdjudScd and decreed
the following property to-wit:
7he,north hcf ~ sectios sixteen (,6)
~ to'cnship no. eighty fonr 81 nvrsh
; of'rdnge li) H ;f4
West Of the 9TH z. NJ, in Tama county, lows.
be sold or 80 much thereof ~ IL necessary o
satisfy said judgement, in,eres' and cost:
Nov therefore, public notice is hereby given
that have levied upon, and shall on the alst
sd.y cfJanuary. A. j. 1866, between the hours
OF Q 0 ciock A. ~. and / clock 2 NJ. IF said
DAY, sale 70 commence At the hour Of 2
q clock p. ~. a. the front IGOR Of the court
House in Toledo, Iowa, in the county Of
TnmA, offer and sell nj public out-cry. 10 he
highest and best bidder for cash the above
described property, or so much thereof rs is
- :. sars't. satisfy said judgement for the
.aum Of 10 dollars and So cents, together
with costs, and all accrajng costs, unless the
sarse shall he sooner satisfied.
january End, 1866.
KNIGHT DEXTER,
Sheriff Of Tama County, love.
Printers fee 81, 90 nj
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-19
10 .lol n .. Clute.

10 10, n y. Clute
You are hereby notified thst there il now
on Ale in the office Of the clerk Of the District
Court Of Tams county. lswa petition Of g.
, w. Bnlxell claiming Of You ti,ree Aunired
dollars with Interest from Oct. END. 1864,
for trespnsDcommitted by you anl asking
/. TINT a. attachment may Be Issued against
your property and that unless you appear
thereto and defend on or before noon Of the
second day Of the next term Of said court,
commencing on the third Monday of February
A. D. 1865. dcfaalt will be entered against
.you and judgement rendered thereon.
49, WM. H STlVERS,
Stamp ~ ..t Attorney for plaut,f.
49, Prin Fees $500 n52wl
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-19
State Of Iowa, N'...

"a State Of Iowa, Vas.
Tama County
TO Henry Hamburg, Melinda Hamburg
- George W. Bennett and Mary Aan Ben
nett. 8f8
y. You and each Of you are hereby notified
THAT there is nov on Ale in the Office u the
clerk Of the District court Of Tsma Couaty,
--lowa, . petition Of Cstharine Merritt and
VT. Hollen Gusrdisn Of Jesss Merritt
tclsiming Of. you the correction Of . certain
decd therein menti,Aed and the performance
eefa contract thersin mentioned aud that
= unless you Ape thereto and defend on or
before noon Of the second day Of the next
term Of said court commencing in the third
:, Nondsy ef February A. b. 1855, default win
ssbe entered against you and judgement rem
<l~red thereon.
r WM. II. STIVERS,
Etamp . Attorney. for PIT
- v7nl
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-19
r. s,.' c. .. ,sS' Aso.a .sssa ii

To Lucy N. srescer. s..
You are hereby no,i6ei that there i nov
on fle in the ssice q tho clerk Of the District
Court, 10 Ard for ssil county cF Eama, Etate
cf Il wa A4ie l'tti4ior Ct william Y. Spencer,
asking that the marriage relations between
yon and the said Plaintiff William II Spen-
Ger be dissolved and snnallei, asd unless
sou appear thereto on Of before neon. Of the
second day Of the next term q the said
District court Of lama comfy 10 be held NJ
the COURT house in sai county on the third
Monday % fehfIasyr \. n. 1853 decree
will Dc rendered against sou ~ prayed for
in saih petition.
4- WI. n. SPENCER.
Stamp Bsgg / Allen Attys
- ,on'f
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-19
@rSaye Your Life, -1s

nysrepsia Erysipalas, Kidney
lrlCOM ptaint Iict Grd Nfreous iisadacae
FsArul sss. drspsL. TsHer, 0arteys Itch ans
BalSness. ~ :ssatise on the above III eases
With shsir spssdy snd permanent ourx. sent free
"a any % irsss. Addree6S. 6. UfilANt, No.
d Sesth kixasten Strect. FAAa>sa&fNia IN
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-19

-. Just received NJ j. e. Millrr's \
full and beautiful stock Of the celebrated
Seth Thomas clocks and American
watches al Of the very best quality and
warranted to give satisfaction also
fine stock Of sOluntincs.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-19

btate oI iowa, lES. .,.3-1..
Tams County
To Charles Slender and. Sophia
aa Slender. ''
on file in The, . ftce pf,he .cs19k qf the Dis
.trict court Of Tama comfy, .iowA. : pea tipn
oiGptlieb " agnsr, clsimisg Of yon The fore
CLOSURE Of certsip n.prk g. g, and that unlcss
you appear thereto and 1sfend On or before
noon Of the, secoa1 day ef tAe nekt term Of
said count S9Rpencing on the third Man4ay q
FehrnSFY, A. =. at9s5, default will be Antsrsd
.AsainSl ypu 40 judgement EesasTsa 4hsrssn
-,S 81 IT, A. sTODDARD,
Stamp 49, ~ s.AAtsrAsy for Plaintiff. ].
,--t-K- a 8 LII IN an. ssI assa V000AWA Z
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-19

-. We wonla call attention of our
renders 10 the carl Of Presidcnt Schsei:
fer Of the Lutheran College, located Al
Albion, Marshan county. Thi. insti
tuition Is in a Aourishing condition and
deserves liberal patronage, from all
lovers of education.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-19

,. SHIRKING WORK UNDER DIVING
BELLs-Here is an anecdote extracted
from the London Telegraph's account of
the new bridge at Blackfriars, and
worth quoting: l.l .H.-. 3.4u.a
Eat the building of the Westminster
Bridge diving bells We're used. but diff
| ticulty arose of very unexpected Kind.
The men in the bells, comfortably out Of
sight OF their employers, found them
selves under no compulsion to work.
One would not think at first the bottom
of the great London sewer was pleas
ant place, for the liquid which flows in
the Thames, and is by courtesy called
! water. is so thick that in bell few feet
below the surface il is as dark as night,
though men have been down in bells i'm
sixty feet of sea water and have worked
by daylight. But the divers at West
minister did not mind the gleom Light
ing up their candles, they used, instead
of working, to play cards and read news
papers. They took down beer, and even
tried smoking during their subaqueous
debauches, but the effect upon the
breathing was not agreeable, and they
took to chewing instead. BY giving a
random signal every now and then to
the men directing the movements of the
bell from above, they could convey the
impression that they We're working and
their little amusements were upinter-
rupted for some time, till at last they
were found out. Diving dresses and he'll
NETS were then introduced, and the use
of bells was given up with very beneficial
results. 1i... N 30. ssG. HaBl
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-19
BALTIMORE STEAM PACKET
ID COMP An Y.
STEAMER "EOLUS,o


NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH TO FORT MONROE,
EASTERN SHORE, MATHEWS COUNTY,
GLOUCESTER AND YORKTOWN.
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL
The New aud Fast Steamer "EOLUS" Captain +.
McCARRoK will commence her regular trips to the above
named places ON the 9th SEPTEMBER.
This Steamer will leave the Government Wharf, Nor
folk, DAILY at 6S and Portsmouth at o'clock, A. D.,
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY,
for Cherrystone-every -
TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY,
for Mathews and Gloucestcr counties and Yorktown
touching at Old Point, going and returning each trip
This Steamer connects with the Baltimore Steam
Packet Companys Steamers "L0UISIANA' and "ADE-
LAIDE" for Baltimore, and the Steamers "TllOMAs
C0LLYER" and getty OF RICHMOND" for City Point
and Richmond.
Through tickets sold on this Steamer to Baltimore
City Point, Richmond and her connections.
This Steamer is especially adapted to the service in
which she has been engaged, being very Fast (havmg
made the trip in hours less than any steamer the
route) having Fine Accommodations, and is noted as
excellent Sea Boat and will make her trips regardless OF
the weather.
For freight passage apply to the clerk of the Steam
er, or at the Office of the Company.
= IA X II: O. z
Fare to Old Doc
Fare to Mathews, Gloucester Yorktown and
tl 00
Fare from Cherryst0ne, Mathews and Glouces
ter counties and Yorktown to llaltimore...... 90
Rchmond....... 4 90
TlIOs. II. WEBB
sep16-tf Agent
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-19

THE VIRTUE OF REPUBLICAN INsTI-
TUTIoNs. So The Republican bubble
which, according To an obscure politi-
clan, burst four years ago, is affordng at
present an example of the working of
popular institutions well deserving of
| the consideration of statesmen. How
comes 1t that Johnson, the tailor of
Tennessee, like Lincoln, the rail-splitter
of Illinois, before him, can SO judicious-
ly and temporarily use his great power2
We do not intrust our tailOrs even
with vote for man to represent them
in the House of Commons; but here is
an example of tailor proving himself
qualified to undertake the task OF ruling
| great nation, and he compares advan-
| tageously with the kings and statesmen
of Europe. We saw in the ease with
which the republic could bear the strain
of Il stupendous war, the excellence of
popular institutions in their general
working. .,..ga..# #4a1.0 mai.
We can contemplate in President
Johnson q specimen of the men by
which these results are worked out. No
doubt, all tailors have not the genius of
Andrew Johnson, nor all rail-splitters
the honesty and rare political instinct of
Abraham Lincoln; but how comes it
that, in conducting q war and in COLI
Guiding peace, the United States
should have hit upon these two excep-
tionable rulers, sprung from the indus
trial ranks? .z..4L
The answer is that when tire people
govern-the whole people, and not tho
privileged fragments of the nation--tho
ablest men will, AS a general rule, find
their way to the front, and thus in sea-
sons of emergency the interests of the
country are contided to the care, not of
of antiquated imbeciIity, but OF genius,
OF skill, and of craftsmanship. Those
institutions cannot be radically defec-
tive which, in u season of trial, so rapid
ly brought out two such rulers as Linz
coin and Johnson, and two such soldiers
as Grant and Sherman. Is it not worth
trying after such an experience, whether
our artisans and rail-splitters are fit to
give a vote ?-Loadoh Star.