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The Portland daily press., 1865-07-21
Railroads.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
SPINNER ARR4NaR14RNr

oOMMEA AhhAN9H1fENT.
TO coMMESCE MONDAY, JUNE 2sth, 1865.
ssz=ga Trains leave Portland, Grand Trunk
- Station, for Lewiston and Auburn at
For Bangor and intermediate at LIS 2. III.
RETURNING Leave Lewiston al 8 20 A M and
arrive in Portland At s9g a. NJ Leave S "a at
Both these trne connect at Portland with trans icr
Boston.
Freight train leaves Portland al A. M, and re
turning il due in Portland at M.
STAGES connect With trains at principal stations
daily for most OF the towns North and East OF TINS
'A'' c. N. MORSE, supt.
watsrvilIe, june q, 1865. june2sri
GaAND TRUNK RAILWAY,
eEt A0f Canada G5't .4A
RUNNER hRRAHaRMENT. rt-s
c-Fsass=ssza On and sitter Monday, June 26lb, 1855
trains will run as follows
Morning txpr, IS train for South Paris Lewiston,
Gorham, Island Pond Montr 81, and Quebec, at
Mai train ior Waterville Bangor, Gotham, Island
Pond. Montrs al and Qeeb 9 a. , Jpn, NJ
pre- trains for toronto, DeiTot, G. csgo, and all
other places west.
TRAINS WILL ARRIVE AS FOLLOWS:
From Montreal. Quebec. &C. at s.l7A NJ.
From do. do 2.e5 L. M.
Return Tickets. at Reduced Pricts will be issued
Tie season from FOFtla d 10 lie nol,
Gorhsm, Island Pc. d, Montreal and Quebec.
The Company not responsible for baggage to
any amount exceeding $50 in value, and that per-
sona unless noticeis given and paid for at the rate
of one passenger tor every $500 additonalvalue.
G. J. BRIDGES, Managing Director.
III. BAILEY, Superintendent M
Poctlaad, June z2ud 1865 diff
P0RTLAND, sAC0 IL PORTSMOUTH
RAILROAD.
Esssssss55l On and alter April 8, 1866, Passenger
SsSaHifzSSzs22tssE Trains leave as follows: gFssf
leave Portland for Boston, ct $40 A. Al. and 250
Pm.
Leave Boston Tor Portland at 100 A. M. and
PM. s-s..1. - 80. .-, . I,
| Freight trains leave Portland and Boston daily.
ssa g FRANCIS CHASE, Supt.
Portland, April 5, 1866 edit
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-21
Important to Travellers |

Through Tickets.
E1ssEsssgsssszszs5ss1 For the OIL REGIONS Of NEW
ss zziz4f@--szzg YORK PENNSYLVANIA, OHIo and 81
paris OF the WEST, via the ERIE RAILWAY, for sale
at the lowest rates, at the Union TIoKEr OFFICE
81 EXCHANGE STREET.
marl3d&wstf .nli ED. D. LITTLE, AGENT.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-21

fhe Comoany aas ASSETS. orer Eleven Milton
ioktars, wiz
United states and State Of New-York
stock, City, Bank aud other stocks, s4,g74,7OO
Loans recRred by Stocks aud otherwise, 3is7, $50
Premium Hot.s and Bills Receivable
Real Estate, Bond and Mortgages. and
other Sccurites, 3I40,5s0
United States Gold Cain SCI, $50
cssh in Fax K, zS54S0
ba4s Sll.IS8,5OO
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-21
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, 1865-08-07

.,.,,t,n :, V,-,,rt, ~ .,cht n, ,sn,hx,a n,
cons-e,. Vii oeenr nyohsh1v. on Nondrv. t1:to
har on s,,honrh M ofncf,l not,ne.hon h.s yet
bsen made to that effect Mr. A. Judsoa Crane,
a. R.chrnond. nnuounees himself lor ope 4dts,stct
Ss ~ .n on, .nd.ons nn,on ~ nan. m nrom,eent ,sx
nc Is ~ oa' aoa'ous c1iuA lau, psolens @ -"
yer, and las record ansainte0 py tne feocAloh.
Christian n. 1uttx, late Of the ltth PennsylTa
ca4sl1y, announces htsnaalf for the Norfolk dis
t,iet hnt 1,,,hrnt N. venot..t rh,nrs ~ e1er.
u ~ - go, .Ss-~.- ~
uoo. Inese afs inc Only iofm1 announcements
1et made, unless We include Jossph Sega, the
ttnnaiug candidate for Aeeoppae, BIZ tho way,
.r,,shoSv rot e.-.r,l r,tes ~ f4on1-ass II 49,
-. - "a".,.. .,sat,a. ~ ~. E.s ~ .a.~.u
MEE. a. tne 3sEol*3 eaeeuon 4Ae" nass ana MIL
doubtless turn up with claim to the scat.
n.y. o.n p.<a., . c.na.,. u,n ,.. h..a
In tho m,1itsry ecry,ta t,nce The nrst cai1 :, h.
IAN h.a r.sumsd The edIto,ship OF the va,naraiso
1na.. RtuuMic.
~. u.,x.x c,,,,, ~ a,,..,r,, III .,1sou
~. o,,ss -. p.esh1.s.,.n rhnssh ".sS"
W.. est p'',o. 80 - H.as,..s 1..s.1n.f - - :
HaN.,,. ss, ~ n, go stt Gaa,,". ~ANe
Grn coT- nrnunlIr.n caud,data for coyeruo.
ot ohio. Mn foyma,1y open The campaign In
W.,rrn. Anpn.t 1b,h. and e1. Cor. Tod Il e1net..
- =. .ss,as. ~. .ara neatIpp
, 1865-08-07

We a1e glad to hear, from Washington,
that lie Secretary Of the Treasury Is In The
habit Of assuring all who are entitled to his
confidence, that he will omit no legitimate
ard proper effort TO reduce the roluue of
Government paper, now a1oat, to smaller
volume, Just Us soon as the financial ue:es-
Elites Of the War Department will enable
him to do 70. How great these necessities
are, and how long they will continue, we
have no means Of knowing that are not open
to the putlic; but as the troops are
nta,ly au paid OF, and m the
war expenses are being dAily reduced,
We have reason to hope that the good time
a-comipg, when the margin between paper
and coin sha1l be perrnanent1y and very ma
texially reduced, is not far of. We have long
had great confidence In the general sounduess
Of the secretary'a financial views; We believe
that he IL fully alive to the edgency OF the
situation, and II he fails to accomplish the
purpose That his hierds attribute to him. he
w1n do 70 by the operation Of causes that
are far beyond h's control BE, is fully
aware OF the danger Of period
Of mad and finally ru.nous specula-
tlon. a. tie result Of great plethora
Of currency; and We are glad to learn that
he Is determined 10 use all the legitimate
power Of liz place to prevent 1t, or course
he must proceed slowly. The mountain on
his shoulders is Of towering height from a
broad base and no man, no matter what
Ills ability, need be Ashamed to confess that
be would stagger under 1t. But II he docs
au he can to avert the danger that all
thoughtful men cnu discern, and that tnay st
last st,overwhelm IL, the country Will be con-
tent.
, 1865-08-07

FN0tsHEB8 VF 4 $tH C0UEAHxkAs
The shadow is creeping along the dial, ID
The progress OF the Great Epidemic is westward
across the tace Of Europe, even as 1t has trav.
ersed Asia. II may we'll cause grave study,
In view Of preeeeents tlat chow that the
ocean is 10 bas7irr when the dread earth
sweeping cycle Of the pcst1ence retu1ns. It
IL dndipE out its own stepping etnues, and
plants lis foremost foot where dirt, the twin
Of dist ase, AID foulness Of neglected quarters
In human communities hare prepared its wsy.
In Ae1ands3a 1t has Bwept Al with bread
bosom its Thousands Of victims, and the later
accounts are steadily cumulative In the re-
corded ter4oEs Of the yis.tatIoDs. Says one
writer, after noting the appalling mortality !:
ait cannot b. doubted that euch rapid spread
OF the epidemic i TO 4 great extent d1e to local
csusea. md principally 70 the s1ate of tho dwell.
1nss ia Of Of r. As aDr which are shared a
But II it begins IN rquvlId homes, the de-
stroye7 does not end its rayages there. It IL
but short stride f1cm alley to avenue, md
the lista Of mortality, first ewe1led by the
all clnsscs. The great alleyiator, II not the
protection, Is cleanliness, and the cities sud
towps OF cur Owl country may well take the
warning Of vititation another season may
realize. Through the fall and open months
remaining. let them carry sanitary reforms
ard cleanliness as widely and thoroughly as
possible. It il fact foreshadowed AID not
10 be disregarded, In the view Of those
best able to judge Of such premopitlous In
the Light Of the past, that the summer Of
1906 will be memorable IN pathological an-
ns1s and that never will ,.1ran1lnesg and the
, 1865-08-07

] tfen hurr init on tle onter wnli. 0Gon}
out to get change" according to the abse19
OF the pfop!istor. /
ne business OF this place ls confined
enail nncksteTing. Tie people have \!
mtney 70 ony. f1sea1ds Of the sale OF reg
licences. furniture and other household iucl
d. nta's, are t1n unusnsl th!ne} seen ou SET
sfal pnpilc posts. They are offered bY tg
cnielaDts VINO "fsh TO leave. but VINO lact
tue ready meaas. The want Of money Is tn.
one thing thsf, spite Of bis inclination t
1eaFe taas conLtFy, makes say 'at-home o
man. Inc lever Is raging widespread new
er1neiees.
AZ o. re em'granis seem possessed WI.
!be laea 1nat tne government Viii u lntu.e
, 1865-08-07

a...-a ranzAbtsx. bUk good osnff Was {xtf4Y pAA$.
soHste ,o ~. s1,s r'SS"
81 :: Ths iandon ard ssh Francisco 1clnt Stock
p,ol. II ~ the title Of a new banging estsb,tshmeut
ss., ,bs limited l1,ti III act Of tbe British Par.
1t,nert with capital Of 900 Tor IS o0o,1
On which ten per cent has been called up. Hoa.
1T q T,,thann II made the rasuaptnt, director In
ssn Frasctsco. aud D.sncy, Morgan s Co.. agents
m New York. Arop9 the promoters In Locdon
nc B.schcfshsin, Hulh, Goachen and Morgan.
Tho n. Z. Forsd Of Thursday contains the
following: .-.:,
~ Ssen t lie lie, eal nson and col spse ofthe
sMpecul.ticn pc In breadtiuas. In other leaddng az.
peis. not. however, ectirtly without hoesuanons::
Another important fse! y 1ae ne.vy shipment t 1t
cotton for Lscspoo! tsns sasd e a4nn,f fsts
withheld from our cassom. .noase edpott !HE1 ,,.s1
The receipts o. cottoa ~ 1alG ~ nn "a ahont
thtse saiPments w M t,om ~ IL sf5e norts s5
1spe ~ Wsft the gd yainstion oi which, 1t
oanr onpreat nriest. being 81, sou, 900.
In phtl.deiph.a thc,e Ia not mueh demsnd for
, 1865-08-07
SOUTHERN H1LLN 4sF RIGHTS ON
-. THE &UFEkAEH~

Tho old constitutions Ct siK Southern
States, viz: Alabama, F1otids, Arkansas,
Kentucky, Mississippi ard Texas, contain
IN their respective" bills Of rights The fol.
lowing fundamental proposition:
aThst Ill freemen when they form 8 3eial com.
ptct aIe equal IN riEht; and that no man or 8 ?.
enclumeu's or pEdsi'cfee' but IN consideration o.
public se1v1ees."
Here they do not declare that all free 'oait
men are equal In rights in forming the social
compact, but that all free mcn. whether
white OF black. While the blacka were slavea
the white people alone might have formed
new constitutions without violating tbis fun
damentM declaration In their own bllA Of
11ghts' NOV that the hlackA are freemeu
they cannot. But these States are not alone
Virginia dee1a.ca that
AAA tssaoTs onsht - be Tree. md TINT Ill
mon interest With 1nd Attachment t. Tie comnnn.
nit{. have the right uf suffrage, and r.cr-s l..
taxed -pf deprived Of their property Yps nnbiic
usst. Without their own consent Or Thai Of iheis
Representatives 50 elected. uos bound by sur Inv
Tor tAe public good"
This clause would give to every negro In
Virginia :" hsy1ug COMMON interest with
auA attachment to the community" tht
right to vote. ....
The remaining southern States also lndorss
negro suffrage now that the race is free By
the following clsuse in the Constitutions o
Delaware, Missouri, Tennessee and Nortt
~caro1ina: "Ml elections shall 'be isee and
, 1865-08-07

stt tbtts Of fh-te Ta-cts, and psrtie1 z<em to q
mice r+tn,us with sure nts. fahss N risk tae
lis ttsts ef atsi1a sre ara n1r.r' Aad ssl!es. y
ssuad,1cs sccss dtoz 70 the *taor ot ths NeH VOTE
msrEst oi tno 1A7 or hour. and dHpa.ehss. nslEate
utcu. ..ne., tta fsney .,s,r14 .nd thorth
4t.h .srs II A3arsG3 o. for canntrT and 81 p43!V9
II .t1tse istter thE a't5sus pfies tor aWsl WI
vTT n1tsl at ISL asktnk saa $3io2 ouesia
Ts ss:es STE been l.sr. thes ~ T. nnf tn1
~ Id Indicate lsr7t 114t unt OF sp
an iiias b.. sa f ,a@aFnsdt "a .1
ana y eeaefaiS x n nEs1m*sssfY, Rumps htve heen
e,1 ~ edsIpte dsmand 1t SIS a@s %. according -
quality. tnptca CITY tls hean
IN t. 1o.s. g ~ ~ ese. eus; IS noa
1ene1a@J held at &c, snd basenete i"'o ~'S@'
same. at, rra1ity.
BulS Meats hAve b4en NOR. rce!S ~ W isHta n
Il raass pi,ees Dalk nams AZ dull anu ssn
tmsRd esa4 Me.s 10 qaist sDd ,sh. dem*at = 1} M
17xe Tor sboa des1. l7sGisc for .lats sxaSe csn
G. It., and 1gk819xc Tor c:ss[. ~ Peg. F'e4A ~A'
s@~--~ - avn " PHILLIPS. 1Hs
, 1865-08-07

Important Confessions by Dr..
Mudd.
Stute ueuts Of D,Laught1n und szm
Arnold.

tSpsc,al D!Apaich to tho New York Tlmes.1
WAsu1aoToa, Thus.day, Aug 5.
Brig. Gen. Dodd, who had charge Of tho assas
and who delivered them 70 the prisonk keepss as
tho Drs TortpGns, made hIa 1epurt to-day to the
War Department, and via discharged from tsis
tpesas Co. pead reports th.t On the tstp Dr. Huaa
others, th.t be klex Booth when be came to his
assassination, but was afraid 10 tell o. he having
been there, fes1tnk the Lie OF himself and family
xon!d be endangered u saersoy; H. Me 1new M .hat
ssEnowledeed that be had been aequ.'nted
ne M was viii Dooth It ,he Nasionil Ho'ei %
be- met Booth IN The street, and Booth ssid he
wanted h.w {Mudd} to introduce hin to Iohn
Gurratt; that they eesrted up Seventh street, on
hsE to s s155s, noq's ,1a snS o. tsF
tetulncd 10 Booths room at the NAhonsi, where
he and John Surfa1t had some congregation Of =
private character. he sud that tho Military Com
far a. they were concerned. sha sentences In big
Gre wA.I ut. but some OF the Witnesses had
sworn falsely and ualictously.
O'tAuchitn acknowledged that the Coutt had
done it, duty, and said that he was IN tho pot to
csptuie The Pfea1dent, but that at&er the ine6ec-
tual attempt IN Mirth, when the party hpp1d 10
have captured ths coach containing .he President
and It was ~ fnE a. he was eontesued. ia denies
pcsltiye' rh.t ne hsd part or knowledge IN the
plot 10 as.assnAts the President, Gen. 1rant, OF
II one cleo. ..-
sam Arno}d made the iarae st.tnment As he
did before t1is.-that he was IN the plot to cap
turc hut cot TO ssstssfnate that th3t had failed
and he cpnetc red himself ont OF 1t, and nevel
knew nny thing about tbs xst1astnattpn. which ht
thcuc bit Wal gotten up By 6ooth OILY few hour
before executing IT. Hethought The Court eoutt
| moi have done Otherwise than it did He II
nretseu hla sprrow that he h1t been led into thl
| riot to capture By B3oth &nd others, aud OK
| pteseed h,maelf thankful th1t the purfshr1eu
| Spaucler, On tho voyage, Expressed some In
| patience at his own stupidity In nat having Eecol
| tected. while On Hta!, d cttc1nAtauca In connee
t t!on with Booth's efctpe from the stage, tht
would hare told materially to hi1 (Spanzlere
| advantage. Some OF tho testimony wont =
show that spsrRleE hAd slammed tho DOOR +
| after Booths exit. In 4 way to binder tn0e
dtste pursnIt. SpanRler says 1t quite e.
caped his RECOLLECTION that sometime pr
| yiGuA to the ast4EsinaHbn patent EpzinI
had been prt pn The door, for Inc purpose Q
cloalng It when left cateessiy open. He says
however, thst he supposed the court hsd don,
right, and ifthey gave hin p.eney Of !ork an
| pieuty to eat he was eAt1Bfed. AlihcdRh he wl
| not guilty and kneW nothing OF Booths inten
ttons, he ssJs that he d1d taJ to Booth. Will d
all ! can tor ycu. but that 1t Has IN referenee
! it was three days before tho ASSIMILATION. Il
avs thaf sonc Of Tho witnesses lied in their test
moDy, especially about hts slapptnE any one
the mouth and telling him 10 keep his 1aous
| ehut
, 1865-08-07
FINANCEkL AND COMMERCIAL,


SATURDAY EVENING, August :, 1865.
The money market remains unusually caey, aud
good Paper il in active demand by the bankers at
10 per cent. par hnnum- On the street second
and third rate paper Is discounted stf0li per
cent per month.
The demand for money at present isTsry light
The speeulAtors hare rearly all gone ont OF tbs
grain trade for the present, and the wants of the
mercantile community are fitting.
Owing to the decline In grain speculation the
general markets are dull and heavy. To day ne
quote decline in Corn of1@14c per bushal
Flonr and wheat wero dull and unchanged. Oats
ruled u 11c per huehel higher. Rye was shade
hrmer. Barley wss irregular and unsettled
Whitk1 was dull. Provisions were heavy and In
active.
Eastern Exchange il very scarca and the matkct
hAs IN upwatd tendency. To day the bankera
paid par Snd sold at '1.10 prem. Round lots were
IN demand At 10 prem, without sellets. Some Of
he bankers we're 30 "aho1t" thas they had to AZ
prets currency East. ....
At present the shipments OF produce are light,
and but little Exchange IL being 1uade-the p,lces
Of grain here ~ compared wlth thosa at the East
being too high to afford margin
Gold opened in New York, to daJ, at 1881, id.
vsnced to 1881, declined TO 1881, and closed Ut
$50 D. N. al 1881. The following atc The quota.
lions stelegrsphed 10 James Boyd Brothers, gold
, 1865-08-07

equal" Are elections free md cqual at
which oEe half the c!'izEs Vose aud the other
do notp All it needs Is to secu.e to the
colored race the fa!r legal bsneht Of the
primo pies laid down in the old s.2te Consti-
tutlons, a1d negro outrage would be fact
accomplished. But the South have embodied
principles in their fundamental law Which
ttey Will not live up to. They end
"'11s easier IL ttsch twenty what T we're well to
do,
Thsn be ore Of :, 'he trersy to follow our ow1l
, 1865-08-07
oa1CAs0 LUMBER MARKET.

SATCnpAT ETKHI4. Aug. 5, Ee3-
LuMBHR-Receiyed $500 q, shipped t+5'a II. Mar.
Il. nrrn and Active. ssles were, cargo schr Daont
AL aud josts as 31ie5 By Hs1naht Lay Co.. cargo
echr Chsslette, from Black Lake. no N, 4 each III
joists, tt1tes and boards 1t S1e.h hy Irish Fuller
c,yzo sthr P.ogress, from Grand Ryer, % H. mostly
. wed EhoIt 1imbsf, 1t $13. By Brewster: c1rgo
tchf scoy1tle srom Muasegor 100 rated, falr.
mon, mixed md thin ttrps, It s11.ss. By Aegtada
csreo sehs Telegraph. ttcn GEsnd River, Am. y
strips. at I'll 50, By 11iah d Fuller.
sH1NGLES-Eeeelved : $50 N : shipped PSI n'
Markets &C better. Sales were, 6l cedar 10 srr1ye
Ut &aS7H; 275 m old sawed, At $l:5' md - old
a.ved. It 800, ger Schr Telegraph, cargo nat
nsmed, thEed At II 81. ...
nrors ~ nri 4 fnlicNys
, 1865-08-07
srTTI2xp pH1Apyu1LY Y1oN upzxr pexPkAtJR.
FRANCIS Acea, of WaukeAha, via. wsisc., u.rea


1hxyo Ho6e9ed nth an hrft!ox q iA4 s1x
Hnan nrxr .ttar&nd v4s roab:ed with Al Itehinx
all orr nv rpdy IN Tho eouse Of shFne wee n mars
sone. d eeyayaI hard red on esch Hr.Es and
on nv oss1, ms sAxs End Of oofeaas came On ny
Fight azm. md ~. sAo.a.r sssa r orr ny vho!a
1s.b srou NJ nead TO ny tast fhs cianAss assumed
o.er fn.ns 70 seveFe. lhas IT ssesd Almost iupos-
snIs 70 endure It. Ths 1eneties cstd HorId rtye
relief t1x nv minutes only 1sd the nost eui-
rent pny1tc.2tA IN our vicinity TO attend ma. Who
ueoaouuced tea eruption to b HALT Rurx IvM
xiTen up u ncu.Ahls. A1d Ea rama3ed IN tho s1su.
sion which hATa deac7iood, when eoruencd
tts use OF JA111 ALTxxAT1TH And AA1A7trx P1r1x
srd tneY t1ected al taat could oa dea1. cd iWnaa
had taIsu stx posklx Of The A1tExasiyc. with pdts
thu b-tstinx out vu greatly Eand1ed cpatIu3sd
them until had tzttu MI bottles more Of the A,tr.
alive. and noxl IN perfectly ea1et. NJ nlne.s haa
te.ed ~ nrapabla Of at:en ding to my os.aaoit
, 1865-08-07

E- The small operators and sncculators
In New York declare they smell trouble
ahead in the completion Of the Atlantic tele-
graph. They say close and powerful "ring''
will be formed to arafl themselves e1clu.
aively OF the expensive dispatches, and that
"curbstone will be nowhere in the 81 bear
fight" Prom these gentlemen, At least there
will come yell Of sAtisfact1on 1t the great
c1,ble dent wefk after a1l.
, 1865-08-07

THE WEATHER AND THE CROPS.
We print number Of dispatches this
morning, about the weather and the crops,
from Illinois, Wisconsin and Iowa. Those
from this State are mostly from the northern
part, They indicate that It has been raining
1T most the points from which We have dis.
patches for the past three or four days, aud
that the crops haye suffered to some eftent
BY the visitatlon, with prospect Of serious
injury II the rain continued. This portion ol
the State had not hitherto suffered from like
causs. Wisconsin is still exempt from any
damage, ~ is Northern Iowa. What effect
the 1eluRe TINT visited rs last night Will
have upon the cYop4 remains to ba seen.
, 1865-08-07

# 1t Is stated in cur foreign Items that,
IN return for the decoration Of the Legion Of
Honor, which Napoleon had sent 10 the two
Ktngs Of siam, those potenta>es sent back
with gnat pomp the oriental Order Of the
White Elephant. That makes the second
decoration OF the Kind the Emperor now has,
for We be1iye be finds he has something OF
the Order Of m tEIephant," that he got IN
Afarfmflllaure Emnife.
, 1865-08-07
German In the K.ublle schools.
CmcAoo, August, 1871

Et1fofR Ehlt14b TTlhphe:
/ have been watching With much interest
The diecueslon that has besu 70 ng on In the
Boaid Of Education about teaching German
In our public schools. Now. I hsve three
children, and would Ike to have them ell
learn to talk and read the German language,
INIT an not able to send them to private
schools for that purpose. but would willingly
rive $500 apiece sooner than not have them
frarn il. II WAS able. h1ve felt the want Of
It III nv 1tie, and know It would be worth
thonsands Of dollars to me If could speak It
Ealf as vel az can the English language.
I AM satisfied 1t would meet the apProbA..
linn Of three -fourths of THE laborlng people Of
Chicago. as they mos. desire to have their
are. a LADpHSG MAN.
, 1865-08-07
Scroful3, Cancer. Skin Diseases
Epilepsy, Salt Rheum, Goitre,
DE0psy,
IMPURE STATE OF the BLOOD
Ase promptly and thoroughly e1adlcated b.
DR., JAYNE'S ALTERATIVE,
2KCN~ 3AN u A*I[
N7nEELA FEE &KTY IE4Ha

III. C. r. HAYFOho, Of NJ fngah. Ger.aon: Co..
Chic. R13ses:
Ine ION of Mr. Rcha5d Sawyer ha1 been kdicte6
With SCsn1ulGrs AT71Urlo1 sot Aooos taEen yesr1.
Tia rAya2ea Of t4s dreadful tt1easa h.ts bte1 suta
to1t The bosa te Was at tznes oca entire aote- aa
seemed to Eos Forts md wo.ee asaouxa ne had bsao
nnGe9 tbs caro- Of s4e teas physcians In this section
Of the os1nty. Lass October ". sAHJ.r ws4 sdvs-
I'd 70 9iye JxYzz's A1zEAAr1yaa tz.A. and anal,5
COMMENTED 70 do so but xth little hope tha. bis sou
vould pa o<nea:et BY IT, he hAd tied medicines
.nnnmersnlo. 1ttsout tse sl,Rhteas sMcr Kae3 hIs
, 1865-08-07

TIn churehyard at Alexandria, Wiz
gfnia, the following can be read upon large
sandstone slab which has been broken OF Ut
the foundation and leans agslnst the corner
OF the church
"Atected 70 thu 1nemory of Elatuor. the nlatA
rug OF Mf; O1nts: Wren. VITO departed this 1ife
e. en- ae s nsy o. April, IN the year Of our Lord
, 1865-08-07
/ ArfN1G9 tA1 o. l1Y1 nsxrIAT.


NJ. JANIS KKRBT, az asesnheaa, u.asoa cosav ,
Mich. Nfites, Juna, 1ss&:
tcl II = futy TO maxa knov7 70 you what JAY1x1
AL7NAI1yH ard 1AxA11v1 P1z1A hGFu doas tor r1o.
LAst peaenb@s w0 lying, rsdaosd 70 EaeEA axela-
ton, hopklenty stRk with Liver Complaint and py$.
pdpaia. NJ doctor could Eiva ma no snaeE and N.
ecHstdxrd u haias ae7ond sos raseh of msdtctaa
wnm ! n.asanoz cAlleA and u1ssa NJ 70 ~ pr.
Jay11 t1eakr enf WITH tho Altszntlro aud 8auastyr
p1la. l .mmadtssAl5 v<od7ssd thau7, md ap1lov4nx
ths d.,sc-,ous clrea1y. foou it e4nA, and IN fAv
or 10 peEs1 TO mend. DJ raa tina I hAd coususHsd
thrns notas4 ~ enjoying Esod aealtA. bet:s IA.
daad II N Ira=ambez aor TN 1sars- hAvs no doupA
tnsea msd3edaM h9ya extt1oly CURED NJ d.2ssas.
, 1865-08-07
9,dDNIAEkClAA. l..

SATURDAY EVENING, A1C. s.
qhe following summary shows the noFensss
tn prcduce and provisions during the p.st II
hou1r, compared with tho movement FOR tbs sane
time last Je1r:
x1oY1pfs or pRoppC3 AuauHT s..
, 1865-08-07
TIE GREAT CAVALRY EX.
PEDITlON THROUGH
TEXAS

Iho Lntest Neyya from It-Thc Head Of
The Column Passed Through ma r.
shall on the 1Okh-Ho<y the Inh bf1-
ants Receive the TFoops-The Negroes
Dying Out-Tho " holc Region In u
Bad Nay.
, 1865-08-07

A Letter from the State Capital.

F1osresz Of Reconsrxuct6on-t1est
lion Of Local Auth thoF5ttee-Ps o.slAye.
RI Asntsment-Yhe Cropa-Kescurct =
-Erowlh Of Nevberr-A Fortunate
Voo+r AnBonE the Pine3-O1I-L4pd
Salca-Thc Blacks state ConveG tlop
, 1865-08-07

F At the Fourth OF July celebration IN
salt Lake City the following were among the
toasts:
Dloh-Rich 1p trerE rtfourec; pledges Of coz
ruhiAl lore not excspted-
:. The Mdldrns ef UldA-Lorely In the sight Of
the Gods. Their virtues escted and holy in the
ith-
Rri9hGm Toung- greatest Governor on The
earth He xn.es In she AcattS OF bts people.
, 1865-08-07

~ M fon, n. .noxa t.os thtt the tecs!pts this
~s.t ~. ts.n ,s,t veef, sad t2s6' mora
hsp for ,bs eaTss,posalDx weak otl.st JssF. ri.
Indicates m aetls1ty In tbs neae
At this period OF tas Jeas- ...,.., .,rh h.s
Bu,nots1th. .taadinx tho AeSsy t-ee.pes 'A-4 A~'