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., ~ ng Of vsrjous sizcs' one sTDsi, 3l.n-
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Auction Sale Of Hides.

OFFICE DEPOT COMMIssARY SUB HsTENCEI
hasHvrLLE, August %, lsG,,
WILL he sold a Public Auciioa a United st.fos
Slaughter House, 10 Nashville, lena, on ThundaJ,
tn day OF september, 1866.
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Kentucky University.
Lexington, Kentucky.
J.B. BOWMAE. A.SI,......................HeEsns.
College OrscIencs, Literature, and Arts

College Of Science, Literature, and Arts
FACULTY:
RHrsT MitIlGAs A NJ President
john Aug. wIlnams, A n, Prot Of Moral and In
teliectnal Philosophy. -
Robert Peter, NJ, n D, Pref ofglhenistry.
Lewis l. Ppkertoa, 4 \, M D. Prof Of EGG ish
Language end Literature.
John 4. Neville, NJ, Prof Of Greek aud Ger
james <. Patterson, A NJ, Prof Of Latin. etc.
Alexander alnhsan' M, Adjunct Professor OF
c F. Eyrsud, Instructor in French. Drawing and
Painting.
A. d Fillmore, Instructor in Vocal Music.
SEES on beg ns trst MONDAY in october.
young men.
Isnitors Fee S.
DOrmitOiies for 100 stndents rent free.
, Tuition also fee 70 enc young man from each
epr sensitive blstuct 10 TIE sale, provided iOE
N The Agricul ural College bn
III 4
College of the Bible.
FACULTY.
RoBERT MmLIaax, A n, President.
John W McGasvey, A NJ Professor.
#-, Proiessor.
ruiaou free studentI tor the Christian Ministry
Of al deAOm nations
Rom ZEN free % all.
Jaat'Es Fee s. ill.lh
90
III
College at Law.
" FACULFY
Hon. Madison c. Johnson, Ill. D., Pot. Of Evil
dence, PTsctiee snd esdng
Hon v lillian c GoOdlOe, NJ, Prof. OF COnstitu-
tiOnal and lnfernRtonal aW, etc.
Bon. Richard A. BuckBer, a. NJ, Prof of Common
and statute Law.
Session begins frst MONDAY in October, and
ends lat week in February.
Fees T each PROBES or SO E.l
Jaultors Fee S. tf
For Catalogues, or other information IN regard to
any Of he Colleges, apply 20 any member % the
Faculties. ortl J. B. BOWMAN, Regent.
Leungion KY, Aug. 10, 1855. sep5-2t
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For Sale.
Personal.

A SOAP FACTORY, siiuaied on Front street.
n Nashville 50 door north Of jefferson. Apply
~ 81 Pulse SGuags, or a the Factory. aasGiws
, 1865-09-03

ACADEMY OF 9c1ESCM.-Announcem
has already been made that the National Acad-
eny Of Sciences is In session at Northauptou,
Massachusetts,. Prof. Rutherford Of New
York presides. Among the members present
arc representatives Of several American Col
leges, and few Government employees In
scientific bureaus. A small country court
room thus contains this mutual admiration
society Of less than BAKERS dozen, who viii
do we'll to give some attention to the Science
ofacH Preservation In learned bodies, or they
will be able to meet next time In as small a
place OF travelling assembly as that which
held the wise men of Gotham.
sLERF AND FRESH ARA startling new
theory based by the inventor on the most
Practical and familiar grounds, Is broaehed
IN the French Academy of Science, IN paper
read by II. DeIbrnck. He dra"s tho support
of his argument from the ana1ysis Of nrnte
Life, that Sleep md Fresh Air afe not inc
excellent twins the doctrines OF VENTILATION
vould mike them out to be. Gays this freuch |
nssa1]ant of Open bedroom windows, the
hraats of prey retire to close confined caFe1ns 1
t,r rrnosc. tho dog md tho cat curl up and
h,de their noses In their hair, the birds thrust \
their heads beneath their wings, and the rest |
less school-boy, trying to 60 to sleep, bur1ea
his nose In the bed.quiIt. The scientific rea-
son he. clains to be we must tnhale little !
carbonlc acid during sleep, to dcaacn the fires
ofthe system. Sleep lowers the line and tenn.
peraturs Of body and brain, the lungs respire
,lowly, aud the pulse, unless OF the feye,cd
patient, Is slower and feebler. These The |
FEenehrnan declares are akin to the pheuom-
ma OF combustion, where we deaden the fire
With ashes and reduced draft. The sayans ase
living much attention to the discussion Of this |
'e" physical theory Of. sleep. Meanwhile,
, 1865-09-03
Accident On the Michigan Southern
Railroad.

lfIpm INC doelen tlnd-) lines. 3lst MT.
Another Of those terrible railroad smash
ups occurred about one mile east Of this place
on the Air Line road, about III O'Clock on
Monday night last. Proyidentia1ly, no lives
were lost, and comparatively bnt little damage
done. AL the circumstances, however, 70 10
show that much greater calamity was in
tended by robbers and murderers- At ten
O'Clock and some minutes {P. M there Is
regular freight over this road eastward bound.
At u O'Clock aud some minutes the express
passenger trim is due here from the east,
The regular freight train Ind passed east and
everything was In good condition for the ex-
press train but between the hours Of the reg
nlar freight and the express passenger train
over the road. The train lett here at the time
stated and proceeded east only about one
mile when It suddenly left the track-the en-
gine and five freight cars being pgecipitated
some distance into swamp and thlcket of
willows. The engineer, Mr. Henry Tyler,
resident Of this place, was considerably
man also escaped with slight injuries. The
engine and five freight cars, loaded with corn,
fo1r, DC, we're badly mangled. But for the
accidental or ptovidential appearance Of this
extra freight, the regular express passenger
train, which was due In about one hour,
would hare met with fate heartrending IL
the extreme as It was large train, densely
crowded, and running at full speed.
Tho tact that the track had been torn up
after the regular freight had passed east, the
near approach Of the passenger, md the 1oca-
ton chosen for the calamity-there being
dense thicket on either sida of the truck
makes 1t evident that conspiracy was on
foot TO waylay md plunder the coming ex-
press passenger train. A tool something In
the shape OF crowbar, and which Is used for
drawing spikes from ties, was found near the
place of the accident, as though the scom-
drels had been hurried away from their fend-
Doubtless these yiilains are the same who
have been blowing up safes and committing
other dcpredations throughout the country,
and If caught in any OF these acts, should be
sun,marily dealt with-hangIng Is too good
, 1865-09-03
Special Notices.


tho oa,y PaJsc1.n Is Specialist now IN tbs elfJ
that b entirely relied upoa. Go TO H. aad not
suffer Disease to rerair In your systcm+ dLsheur1ns
your faee and body. bcsdes destroying your
and future prospects In LIE. BE hss made pcrsoaA
diseases and nervous debility his study Tor ths last
tvrnty yeazs, and IL therefore tic person whom III
afflicted shon1d consult. No one eveE heard Of pa
tcnt OF bis not being cured sncs he h4s been III The
city us reputation has vouchers in al the city ps
pcTs, his patients and the medical profession both here
and aroad. - being tho most skilled Specialist he'e.
and thorough msztr Of his ptofcsson. II all Others
fAn, don't despair; give him 4 call II only Com
mon occurrence With hi1 to cure such eases- Ills
EoonS nc separate for ladies' and gentlemen, and the
moet complete In the city. Consultations irec aud
eoundentlal.
otdca No. 174 South Clark street, cornT Of Monroe,
ha1fa block from the Poat Once- Post once Boz 1S4
Chicago, III. omce hours from . =. n to Rp.m+
seud for his "Gulde to Health" Published monthly,
Eue Of chsrge.
Iorsu AKN, TAXI PARr1crIAa Eo1rE.-Doctot
DiRelow deyoses much OF hi time to the treatment OF
those casea caused by secret hab{t which futnt both
body and mind, unnttng the unfortunate individual
for either business OF society. Tho sad effect Of these
carly habits, the excess Of rpes years. Is to weaken
md debl1itate The coustItuton@ destroy the physcal
and mental powc11, diminish and enfehle the rasusal
feelings and exhAust the v1taI energies Of manhood;
the pleasn e Of life sro mz1td the object ofmaAge
frustrated, and existence ita,f rendered term Of u-
ceAsing misery md regret. Such persona especially
those contemplating marriage, should lose ttme IN
making Immediate application, IS Df. B, BY his new
IL enabled to ensure speedy and pctma
nent cure,
n ot1ce, 178 South Ca.k- k-st, corner of3lonroe,
Au2gksltlt
, 1865-09-03


This may properly be styled the ern of mur-
der Seduction and erin. con. as agencies for
the public bewilderment, and stagnation
ofthe moKal sense, are thrust entirely out Of
view by superior horror Murders by drown
Ing, murders BY poisoning, murders by
sstranglipg, murders with bludgcons, shooting
irons and butchers kniTes, murders In the
day aud murdersln the dark murders offoe,
friends, wives and children, and appropriate
suicides terminating the tragedfe5; bloody
murders, hoFrid murders, and plain, sloyen1y,
unvarnished murders, with no distinguishing
or original features-have apparently become
public fndrmity. It is impossible to deny or
the deP1orablc fact, but murder, In ali
its bloody variety of forms has become SO IRE
qucnt an occurrence In the Western States TINT
We have been Obliged to let them pass with
ont notice IN our columns, unless accompanied
BY circumstances Of peculiar barbarity and
day horror, We have chronicted sixteen mur-
dcrs as occurring in Illinois, Wisconsin and
Iowa within Us many days. One day We hear
that whole family is missing. The next,
they are found floating In the Illinois river
with their threats cut. simultaneously with
thieves in Iowa, and series Of confedeeated,
open, daylight strangulations are tho hideous
consequence. Not to be behind In anything
Of public interest, Wisconsin presents US with
three or four tasteful butcheries in quick sue
cession, md Minnesota asserts her claim to
notice by shooting Indians mud spearing their
dead carcaases. Then we learn Of drowning
here, and stabbing there, and desperate
shooting afifay yonder in Illinois, followed by
q consolidated Tragedy In Iowa, made up Of q
wife chopped and pounded 10 death, a
house set on fire, and an uuspeakable
Villains brains blown out by
his own hand What may be the next horri-
bic slaughter, or how mar us 1t may occur,
we have no data to predict, but, Judging from
the rapid succession Of sacrifices which We
short month, We my safely presume @ that tie the
intelligence Of some alarming arson, or spill
ing Of human blood will be on our table BY an .
early mail
And where Is to be the end ofal1 This mang- |
ling Of humnn forms aud destruction of hui !
man lifes We do not prcsume,to guess but !.
We lmplore the iuries who shall Investigate !
these tragic occurrences, to strike out some ;
decided course for raising the value Of their !;
own and their neighborsf lives.
, 1865-09-03


-CoL Jaeoo u. campeen ana Lieut.. COL
sonn r. LM'on' .ne noml1ees ol 'ne .so poa>
sfcai parties ior surveyor uene.al o. fennsyl-
vona, are from the sumo county, lCamhria).
both belonged to the same regiment IN the
nars ihsr dIsret
the nomination for State Senator,
-1or non,. I'D o,-co1 rh,.,.. f,,.x.- ~
af,ss,ss;DnI fnr whose nardon tbe recent Con.
vention has net,tsoned tha President rom
manded the ,rst an,l second re-,r1e,t or 1T,s-
aissinni r1aemen in the Nex,csn w.r .Tho %
ri.sfxsi,nfan lcarns That Hon. Fn,ton arder
son ana co1. q. +. Hooker or fhe ~ Iaohsas, .
hsr, ara in co1resnoudence WIN +ho ca,.m
ment 10 know il counsel VIII ho heard n a.
fence of the late President Of the Confa,,s..as
The con,se of Cen Carl sc1,nrS No. 49,.
e,11no In the sout1, 1,v order Of the CnIr7n,nent
does not meet the sniroval or ths pras.aant
an, y ). cxne~ted that ha u;11 hs saaa1,a,
.a., II IA ALLEGED bo, vr;tea tnr Eor+hoI,
,aranorara h1a f,nrress;ora ~ what h, 10
ssan n1d nnh1,shes HI. on,n,on as a. 7rhat
ao,,ev on,bt n hc r,rr.n.5 toxrar;1. ths s,r,h' n.y.
pe3 ot.tos t,st.aa r. ,,;n1r,as H. 1900. y,
~. ~ ~ 49, War nsn.r+raant a. ~ ,ncsnna ~
49, ~ 49, p.oa,5.1t ''AA1'''@'
''oN ~ s1,ss Fmma : at;na, ofr,.afs,, r..
~, tass s.,.. ~ ..a ..s.,,,as w. -" -. w. w."
"A' .'.e uo"n 49, 80 ru W ~. upou .uo tSa
0 III -. null. sms, nA' oeen af-
1lonaf ass " s,;,e.. Z: ,..-...,alty, and will
ragneu ~ e sss ea1ly In October. Menu
nave mnatuy us"A -" tn report at
wnne saa Is ~ large, under bonu-,..
inc froyost MarshaPs once week
ID II. Swords resumes his proprietor
ship of the Vicksturg Daily Herald, made W.
cant BY the death Of Col. PATTERSON, formerly
Of ofBloomhgton, III. There are now five daily.
one semi-weekly, and twelve weekly papers
published in Mississippi.
, 1865-09-03
Gl)ifa9o Qribn11e.
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1855.
LIST OF LETTERS

aLETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED iu the Pnst
<dboc ai Chicago 6tate Of minois, the ID day ol
fey1teuhcf, lA65 .'. -.
II. 70 obtstn any OF these Letters the applicant
must ca1 fT ADVERTISED LETrIKs, E1Tc inc oa'e ol
this list, and fAy Ane cent fnT advertising. ,-.u
81 II not called for within OSK xoS1H 1ne9 VIII
be sent to the Dead Letter ONCE
"lEuC7B are not 2dvIttked untH 1nty n4sS y
snanpd u the once wrek nnd Gn " nv, ae1
,1e1tbinE 3au. .ua ,,,,h.r
a. MI nA The Post Ott5cc and Steta -
TEAD1eft With ttt wItte1'& 1Cs9f off1E1 Ann
a11rtxr sntl NI.nREE sign them plainly with lh
rsmc ant Yxouest the to 6f dlfctcd aocotu-
Ha 1stncss to frznsef< Ct Transient y1Ato1 u
s6oaif be MIN. Cd ID the lover lehand corner. with
Il. Fire tic postage stamp on the sTrIR E1ouI
RAND cofpx and 1xATT seACE hetEccu the stamp and
direction for fosI.AAKKIso without Interfering with
w n. B@x REQUEST foe tho RETURN Of lear 10
the writez, II unclaimed within thirty days 1ess
STftic a. tutrd With the writer's P0er QfTIcr
md GTA1x across TIC let hand end Of the eny clope
on tc f.cc ade VII be COMPILED With al tho usua, prs
PAID !sts Q. Rost.ge psyses xis7 e letter u oea'v-
GT Free deliEHJ Of Letter. 70 any par4 Of the city
can be seczed by having them addressed 70 tic eect
nd rE 11Ff-
, 1865-09-03

Is the only regularly educated physician and surgeon
Ia the city who warrants permanent cure In almost
every Case of old sandlar chn1ic delicate diseases
OF either sex, which hare been given up BY Other phys
tans Hs great In curing long stand
Ing diseases, whether hereditary or Otherwise. 60
titles hin to tho fullest confidence Of the public The
Doctor extends invitation Ill who aro afflicted 10
ca and hare p.soual Interview, tree Of charge. All
letter. containing stxmp will be promptly answered.
Patients In the country hare medicine sent them by
mall. secure tom observation. By describing their dis
case and sendtng fee-
0mee and Parlors. 155 md 157 South Clark street,
Room No 5, n1st noor up tthirs. r. o. Bol 1889,
Chicago, H. ee1m2gl7t
, 1865-09-03
r ARGE GOVERNMENT SALE
STEAMBOATS,, Wharf Boats, Rarges,
and other Property.

1t
Sealed = ia iii ng Z = s.e1ea ~ a.
Bosta' Bss1ea and other property. aalsK1aeiI.
AT ST. LOUIE, teqS,,2ggS. N1sseggI. gSTn TUESDAY.
Ssss:s Il 80
siiaexses1 steamer }ehn R.,ne resl.sre1 g tons,
asy Is 8 c. sa
sanah rtg.,tsTed ~ tons.
g .on'
Eideevheel steamer Translc1, rrgistered III tuns.
ssssss
Stern s@ten-whsei wheel steamer v!ctor' leS!stered g tons.
sletn.whesl steamu Nick VI. Hughes. registered 1so
stan,whsel ttow boat steamer Hewsooy, registers,
Es tons.
snxssesI stss%er Sl;sF :ss'sszs o
e!einEheei steamer Echo tsankt,
Eiign-xhee, steamer 1,otter. Registered 11s tons.
stesn-weei steamer j. s. Pnsie FeSiita1ed s1a tons.
sscrnwhcel steamer Jennie Hopkins, registered "a
,s.sn-wheel steamer 1loness ttow boatA registered
sle,n-sbee1 steame, Carrie Jacobs. registered Ia
stern.wheel steamer Annie Jacobs, registered ss
ss,:1nxhssl steamer ISta,. registered - tons.
Ecrcr tnp T. e. Rrmxev pee,strr.a n .,,.
sietnNnee1 :oW post Michigan. registered rs tons
6tsrEheel steamer AZ: Hines. registered liz tons.
MhAsl,poat nea1oosn. w toas;
MhaE-po1t Eft9cent Glty feS15t9sd ~ TONS
Hnaf1'oo41 G!eo~ood, frg1stcred Isl tona.
r..,A.a.,oAL ALsO
LOT tne M9de! tAfRes ieneIsl Sheridan, ktoknk No.
archie. LAfinef. William Tell, Frank pousbe1tY.
Vulcan No. 3 Vulcan M. l. Vulcan NOS Vulcan No,
= Ynlcxn Rosa Glendale, KoEena, j. Ganlt Bob
EouthttneF, Guthrie. c, ]. CAtfey, Ben. Gerrsh Cart
wright and burnt wrecks Of Gnth5e, Halsht and HeT.
cu!ess
"A Al ct whleh can be seen at SAINT LOU ,re
SOUR. until the day Of sale. -Ao. ME
Me0, one ~ Wharfhoat 800 tor
1rwtnl Us tons: eeycntY%s~ - Whaffhoat ". G.
model RafEea EMN- -'tn % 3unwale BAfges
two {2S- . .ax 80 fAwl Ho1ts, four a. - -.
, 1865-09-03
5--.change Of Time....l865
Atlantic & Great Western R, R,

On aud sftT MONDAY, Sept. 9TH, this Company
commence running
Three Daily Expres4 Trims,
From Cincinnati MAntne1d and Cleveland, win eala-
manca, to New York. Passengers from tbo Eorthwcs.
LIAvE CHICAGO At
600 A. NJ, $50 ?. n, 10:oOP.M.
Pittsburgh, Fl. Wayne 4 Chicago hallway, to Mans
ncid, making direct connections with the Atlantic
Great Western Railway. for the wonderful
Oil Wells Of PcnnsylvanEa,
New York, boston, and ali Eastern Cities and Towns.
The nost desirable md expeditions route In the
United States.
CArk rkst, Sherman House Block, and all PRINCIPAL Ot
ces South and Vest Bertha In setpngcars can bcse-
cntrd sny time during the day. the Principal ONCE,
IL, SIMMONS, Gen. Hcst'n Ag'1 Chicago.
EFFCLLEK+ Gen. Ticket 4G't, Cincinnati.
, 1865-09-03
The Wine Culture of California.
A late San Franclsco letter has the follow

Wg.
1.-THE wine culture of the State, promoted
By the intelligence and capital Of this city,
employs hosts Of enterprising farmers and
thousands of acres Of land. Here arc mil
which the grape Is found to flourish most
abundantIy-a volcanic scorla TT for no other
agricultural use, which will not yield i've
bushels Of barley to the acre. Vines were
first introduced By priests In IT'S, since which
wear the crop has never been known to fall.
The finest OF brnndies, port, ,claret, cham
pagne and sauterne, are produced md eI-
bent and extensive market ut the east. Three
hundred acre vineyards nre not Uncommon.
Tho Buena Vista Vine-cultusnl Society alone
planted 700. 600 vines this year. It has been
estimated TINT five millions Of vines have
been planted throughout the stote In 1853
there were planted 1,54o,1A vines in 1858,
4 ,O51, ,5s8. About 2o0, ,0o0 additional vines had
been planted up to the close Of 1869. The
wine produced n California In 1864 was 4, 4,O0O,-
600 gallons, and brandy about aoo, 900 gallons.
, 1865-09-03


the purrhaee Of the folo wing named stcamboats
HhaI.hs9e4, barEea and Other property
AT LITTLE R9EK sEE AEKAfsAs, r 4 s TE1n MONDAY
side.Ehea steamer DaFenpokt, tfcEsy boatl register
stan-wheel steamer Convoy, Mo- 2. registered III
az Wssa y e s.n 's 1s Book ss' sa r.
AT v1cKsBung, nssfss1pp1 UNTIL FRIDAY,
ss5s6TRs as +, s,e!s Rss R.:lisf 5sssied s. tons
Moda Baiges fotiss. ahodes and George 3. Nc.
E@s E@ q }9 9a.,1s 9S; n.reea. :.
o. b YssI md fos'; oas d, Floating Dock
n1s n ,Sc or sMen ds1 ssn 30 seen at VfcsouE Mississippi
AT sA7cHEz aHp4 aaHgps4slSsTgP1 s gsru g MONDAY
Godsi p.fEs nonts. Nv '<1'' j..
fass Tssss g 3 SeaSfs eSsi bsds: as:.se''
, AZ Il q Shsa s.a 6e seen st Esschez Mississippi.
AT NE" oRHE4Ms; n5%HSs,i ~ :. gRM p WEDNESDAY
sI:a 2zeSs1 nszEs e :: ls,l!ssa "a sas - boat
Fl ihs wbartoost Sa.ehtz, 100 tons, and two q,
Which esu bo seen at Baton nouge, La. unt the day
a
sessd so s toas. s' ~ 1''s''10' @ounaias' tes''
sidowhsei steamer +. b. sasosy, M sesistepd lie; O
sldewheel steamer J. N. Brown, registered $50
stde-vhee, steamer a. G. Brown. regtasertd -
sidcwhee, stesme Ohio Belle, registered so
sdevhcel steamer Mustang, registered 17s tons,
6lde+wheel Steamer St. charles, registered ~
Eide-yhkel steamer Dtsur rre,sts,r,f m tons
s!dewhea steamer f q. Fsrchlds, registered &,
so9s; ,.sss, .,e.n.. s,s,,..,s - .sa ~ ~.
SIdsxhee9 steamer q. May, registered 20 tons. :,
snwbse sttamet Msnans eoa3.rd tT sas M TIM.
1is s."n'a tons, ''ss LUCE ol'oa' no. = registered
tons. e''A'n1 e04'ns. eeno''e'' registered Isl
tos:: 's..as- eol'nA eaAna'a registered %
stInWned steams1 CoIoaei cbnpt1 iTsE1steFed
toBs; Screw tus 1.,t,.b,p, ,ee,,tsr.a 3, tons.
screw tns binnie Baakss registered s tons.
81. @S 81 asns saa aex e Saidinss i9dia9s. p.
6GeW tug Amaica, Registered lis tons. ~S''
Screw S tak Ad@ilsl, ssEistcTed M 1ss soas
sefex is d!sdiatoI. lsFi.isTad 81 soaa.
Tssf sam slsa hspp s1sa o91 II,
toaA - ''N''' >N'' ~ 80 AL
toSs. "1ee4 s'Ea'e7 so'ones e0'0on
Modes Bsrges Noa 10, IL and Abbey. .:
Ten TenE III IT. pnnWs1e nosa'S. f.ree..
twenty. .four tet] ponfoon boass. .......-.
Z ~ &: q % nsss ss
'1s wy ~ s@1e+ 'a''k''-f"
At MOBILE A1Al 9ssH e. II taHtSBssDAF' e OCTOBER
sldewhcel steamer IsuGel Hili. Teetstercd q, tons
, 1865-09-03
1)roposals.
ITO CONTRACTORS IN
TIN AND COPPER WORK.

Sealed proposals viii be received at the ONCE OF the
Superintendent Of the Illinois State Hospital fer the
Insane, at Jacksonville,
Until Wednesday, September 8, 1865,
Of the East Wing of that institution now IN process ol
erection.
ROOFING
About niue thousand I'VE hundred g,soo) feet best
quality Of one cToSs, charcoal roouE nt put with
standing groove, and To be dressed Oh M under surface
with one coat OF good mineral paint
%UTTE15
About four hundred and nine {so9) feet linear, Of
fourteen copper, and two feet In width.
DOWN N9PoUT5.
Ahout four hundred eiehtyore fk feet, four inchca
lshcd In stripes Of not ovG onc-loutth inch apart
The roof Will be In readiness for the work not later
than the first of November. Tho work 10 be subject to
the approval OF SILAS TERRY, Architect.
Jacksonville July =, ISIS. huaS3t3Sitsdp
, 1865-09-03
Breezy Reading for the Hot Weather
The battling At Nantucket.
Nantucket (Aug. 26) Correspondents al the Alba-

NAsrucKET, Aug, 1sss-
Nantucket Is unique to the marrow It
looks more like foreign than IN American
town. The houses are shingled on the sides
and ends as well as on the roof Then all the
principal residences have walk on tbs e1-
tfeme sps1'; some 81 to ten feet GnE
the island, the owners were wont to ascend
to watch the arrival of whalcrs; md IS ai-
most everybody had stake IN some shiP OF
other. the number of the lookouts u leSion.
The Nantucketers have the nnnieSt e9' Se415 TIass
hare I tn; two WI Theels, q boz soms stx feet long.
and and no no seats, They viii hold some half
dozen people, every one standing aad sold, ID
ing on to rope attached to The side o OF r. the
hotels, md many Of the guests are forced to !
, 1865-09-03
Brevet BstgaMG General,
Aulenl9Sst In charge First DIylston Q. u. g, D,
TINTED STATES MILITARY
" AaILEQAQS.

AUCTION SALE Or kOTiISG STbEE.' ''''
WI be sold AZ Public Auction. 10 the highest bidder
On TUESDAY. .septenoer u, At the Portland Cor
gineH. ~ N
On THURSDAY, September 2. at Hlnckly L VII.
llAmF Shop, In Boston, Mas, four Locomotive En-
On MONDAY, September Is, 4. Ecnneat sars4e. nesr
M M[hilsaesPhiss Psnn Flty co Boz Freight Cars, foM
On "WEDNESDAY, September n, at WIlmlnetou
Del. k1ght5-foW BD Box Freight Csrs, nye feet
Ihe ADORE stock is an new and Of the very best
The Engines are I've feet gnnge tre feet dryera and
cy1indcs 16IA inches. They can b changed ID nj.
row EusEe at tItdinK expense. -
Sales To commence 1t ID A. II,
Terms: Cash In Government funda.
tsessS1-ast Breyes Caio1ei snd X 8 II.
, 1865-09-03

Fragrant Odousela!ne for tho teeth Is Il onc Of tho
very best articles for cleansing and preserving she
teeth offered to the public and IL warranted to
contain acid any other ingredient tn the leas M
furious 10 tho teeth. cake pt superior tooth paste
accompanies each bottle Tbs Oudouselaine can be
found at Wholesale or retail druggists generally.
C. I. SPENCER 4 CO., Propstetors.
Troyidencf, n.
DE3lAs, BARNES & CO., New York, Sole Agents
to whom all orders should be addressed.
4,nn nCckn qys
, 1865-09-03

Having BEEN curxd Of Epermstosthea By ce1ebra.
ted phys1dan, and obtained lila method Of treatment
desire 10 scnd sufferers nom sell abu1e The means bJ
which they can Be permanen.ly snred. All communE
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