davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1865-08-18
etesnet y ore o. The best On the line snd vr1,
"i,.,s t 2. soe Ie IResoaase ef the travelling pubic.
3. 4. 6; 61aos1rr. Committee. !.
0bltunY.

IcttLiserce has been r.cetxaa !, .r;. it,,
witch sorveys u esa u1inss of Il. @ aestS s' q
~ aGKn Wnsn, =: A1ss !stc sufeeoa il rhree oi
.nedenot d;se1:t1y, It Hsssv,t ~: Tsan fsa,p
On Tie morning Of Sundai .ast after IN, !,
hat feur dsys Ny Ru.: eatsted tSe araY amos y
IL s. 6 81 81 fslst19 sas
thai time commanded by OQy. ISL ~ .akh' ac.
S /, L. IL iaos 2,sss5st
the reg lnsnt e Gen. John Nc ar,buf, HhGTe hs
se1ysd q hosplt.l steward Ha deyoted himself
to ne .5 o. %fdscs T9ik: snd to eo.e
position he mansgea to save etough to euthle
him 10 tsas e = cnnsss of lectures and he
OF ms ,na he a:ehsEe
caeo Medical eollees. wne!o he rem ltnea zeal
oasiy pIosseTn.nE the study Of his ta7oFite SCI
81 e9si isa bee the ssa1 s1s1 ot Ct Ia e
Il. tins = contract @ t0'0 .nleeoa. s a"' Hs1s sas
.,,,I. b. 5cms17ed sn,l7 G.., deep md acquiring
70 b 1s
lectures In the Chicago Medical College, md In
Me following fp.ipg graduated with dist'nguish-
Cd s honoIs, be having been pnoliely sdjudEed ~
tuAttcn o1 The ei.s.. he VA. then spooiutea sur
geon cf the 1tth nltuo,s regiment, Win tie sank
81 Ms3os, to 5ate t1o9 The Sd Of Februa1y. His
ofeeHd 70 Murfteesboro, where ho was made
Brigade Surgeon On the ststf Of Gen. Van Clera.
Tne 164th soon 1ner being ordered to Alabama,
Nashville, Msjor Rust was It his own requtst re-
iisved snd rejolned bis regiment at Nashville,
surgf on on tho sta1 Of Gen. Dooii lie. o. he
l31h Ct July. by order Of Major General Thomas,
10 Was aealened 10 duty as Surgeon In Charge OF
ne Peet Hospital at NashF1ie, which post he held
Ns]. Rust was native OF St. lawrence county,
New York; he died at the age Of twenty four.
He vas one Of natnre's noalemsn and his private
1ffe with mt h1Amfah.
, 1865-08-18
The present home OF the assAssin cunspIts.
tors 10 thu5 deeciihed;

to1b 10 lQus QEtCilueu.
mThefe srs .ever issads b ar!ns the usne Of
tostoias. Tbs 81 Dry Tortueas" couitfsates an
Island group and baak in The G1t Of Me1ieo,
fsea a sers e s' Us sf e g e'Rs :s 3 ss T
eoltist Of coral fUmaton, and hare little vese-
tltIon except 1uar gore bushes, oa o-e Of them
t i'eSt house h,s Sa sIee,es Al tSe bseian,ns
e. nc Sost Sssrsoa s1ssff91S nd
gan sfnt thi,ser H. peHss %ss, 70 wGsa
remote from anJ populated p'aes to en.ble
to invic trad!nF vessels and all articles Of food
place fnnl,he. secure 1athes than ID attractive
place Of fesidtnce."
Tho Richmond correspondent Of lhe New
York 7Tton,e, under date Of the 1lth, Gays:
Robert oa!d, late Agent Of Exchange for the
Eesel Ge7Snmsat; 'ssEes Kehmend ~ T. tas morn.
yitit Was1lneton. He has always been sufferer
nom dlsease Of the ear, and vlslts that c,ty TO
enable b. forDs, family phystetan u: opgo..u-
ettnste ntussl 10 eIchange Messss. Richardson and
Brown eotsefpoudelt, .! tha Tribune, and tho
celebrated paragraph, "ThAt whenever the for.
lIndJ, No should bold him for the purpose Of
forcing the United Siates authorities into q 1u!e
!or the Treatment Of non-eomoa'ants," commend
him 10 The attention OF the nuthorillse.
"A family In Fond du Lac was poisoned list
week by eating s1lt beef thst had been picked In
a aone jar. the inside dniah OF which Was COM
poeed Of lead and areenic.
The Washington Chronicle says: Wtllism
Sauutere, Eeq.. Superintendent Of the ptopagat-
ipR .Rtrdcn connected with the Department Of
Agi1cultuse, hts accepted The Invitation OF the
cialioD 10 tsy Ont tbs gsounds at Springfield, It'll
uots, where the monument IL to be erectad''
5l1Eey arc fortunate IN securing bis services. Nj,
Saunders 10 the first lAndBcepe gardener In the
country, and the elegant and judtc!ona azrange-
uncnr Of the memoI14l grou1dg At Gettysburg,
will be apeEpetual monument Of his genius.
, 1865-08-18

xnplA te called gold. tsoush the metal BE educ.
Serd - 70 ten =; e1sse. tne sruee IN question. hs
lsyef Of good stanasrd goia wuhed
t oses base Of bsser metal. composi-
ICE OF nsst1 tnd suz,ethtEg eIse.
tef fontfn nest Of wttneeaes, fer :he de!ence.
Etny. aso, II the pa xnhsoting bnstaess; s1oYe
directly = t1si NJ tnet.l otlglu,ly composing tee
Ealee. e fore It Was "giit washed" eontist:t Of
ed geld II II only ecnsa1res three OF fcur paffs
gold 70 Inc tverty Of twepty.cpe Of ailoy, OF
c.veftd.'' y"
CopEldeItrg the tase Z eonewhtt kno!ty oae
Lne Justiee comEaltted The peisoE.r for tf1sl In
Was gwen. e0't
, 1865-08-18

MAJOR no1nEN--Nsjor Levi p. Holden. re-
Gently Of The esth regiment, md brother Of onr
worthy Alderman. c. c. r. Holden, yesterday 10.
cutved the appointment ~ Asslatant Astessor OF
Internal Revenue, beng assigned to tn. aset d.
vision In this dlft13ct- II the Mejor eef1es the
Goyernmen AZ fItbn IL civil life a. in military
capacity, be viii provo 4 moet sairshla officer.
Thoee Who How him hkve 10 fear that he vii
not do e. or thet In working fox the interests of
bet ob.fgtnx in bis ccs!,ng with the ASSESSED.
, 1865-08-18

ESVEtlN Utsp4ICu 70 tUe Nt3tsf8 4k1pV13e1 =.
BK1DaKfoRT. tukust IL
CIEAaKp-North Star, Lasalle, % so # lumber,
s7s1 It sltlpg, 10 ra shingles: H1hWa1aa, Lasalle,
6ss II lumoer; Atgr1ppa. Joliet, 7s eds tau earE'
Morning st.r, 4s tons merchandise: Consultation,
Ltckport; Mtple Leaf. Joliet. 30 II lumber, u II
l..h EItzAbsth, Lockpott: Monarch. Loekpors; na-
eotah, LasA,le 50 It lumber. 1eo m ehlngles; n L.
Hswley, ott4xs, IS 81 II lumber; ChAs. catJ. Ii
Sale % m Lumbar: Investigator, Lamont: Advance
Leuout; q. 6. Gu1nes, Lemon1: q. G. Loon!s' L.
mont; Golden Cloud, Ottawa, a'sU Il lumbar.
ARa1r1p-U. g. Loom!a, Iemont, 30 cubic yards
rabble stone; Reanluts. Lemont IS Cable yards tnb
BILE utoua ". s. Guroee. Leuont, IS cubic yards rub
bic 1toae; Advance, Lemont. u cubic 7asds dimtn.
aion ltone Investigator, Lamont 10 cubic Jafes al
1nenstn stone s, cubic yards subbe ssona z. Burn
hsm. Lenout, ee cubic Jarda 1ubbe stone; Imperial
LocEpost. a.soq ou corn. 20 brls toar. >
OF thoue teretotore reported ceaIe3 :hs foloTtns
are hern et waiting for trains: John MoE1sons osa
Bale PsYkon Brown oE. Nerth Sssf, HiaEatha, DA-
cotnh, ftnAncier, Neptune. dsens, Chaa, Cady.
, 1865-08-18

Lieutenlnt Gtneze1 Grant vii. leave Chicago n
ESQ ttis 71otnfLr, where he has been staying 70,
Two dsSe pa1t. eR route for his home IL Gs1ena
Will hlA ca*tomsty Eeiirecy tou thc public gaze
he h*e svntoed pubic dtepl.y much 4. possible
ft1usNE evsn Receptions, no. caring for o1teuta
tleu. tItp'as.
yh!t TIP of General GRAFT from Washington.
tbstuRh the Provinces Of Canaas, the 6tAte OF
MHhigRn, and thence to his home In 4!eua, WAS
takrn Tor recreation and pleasure, to Get away
IRON tbe croH1s. But hereafter the Liautenant
GthetA VII not ee able to Aec Awly from the
people. Wherever ke goee the people will
gather. He 1as fought their tshs, Won theis bst.
ties, enh they will folloE him IA xll his rnore.
nenfs. 7hey do not flock a.ocnd him merely
fe.n cr1ioty. but because he is the'r represeu.a-
tire aId champion II The greatest eer!e. Of aehrs
The Wor1t h1s ever witnessed. The eoatest wxa
between ai.etocsaeJ aud democracy, between two
9sffms Of labnf-tHo zat!cally different tsstems
ID focttal Organization. Hence the!r d-votioc
TO the msn who has led item on TO victory
Itts Epeasble for Is Americans \ y to be gr4t.
lded With the receut reception given to Gen.
Grant by fhe: :Csn7disns. During his touE he was
the re1pIsut Of Ill the hunors thst 1t wonld be
proper for them to bestow, or for him to rsteive.
o. biz arrival at Quebec he was 1etetved by the
Governor General and the PfoVisiona', c1vi1 and
N;y{}nry authorities, and the people vied IN IL
den,optt,atipns Of peet TO the sote1o' General
n The ago. At every other mint along
bis route the Esuersl WEE r.. ..vsa With the most
3nhusnt shou't NOM 'oe mu.dtndes who crowded
xouno nm VIII much enthuslaEm a. wss e1'
ntonea u Any places In the sutes. They DID
oos Nj 10 con,sass the quiet, modest deneanof o.
II Gt11tsl With the bl2tsut outponr!ngs OF the
rebel nJupatatxtr.. and acknowledge The s{etn
poetic tn.t.ce that elevated Gene1sl G14at to the
Iof,5est p'1racse Of f-ne, ind consigned Sandere
HFd The other edh cEtn Re ct Dssi. 10 The disgust
nd contempt Of huncst men.
Yesterday fortDoGu Ire General WIS drlvtn
ahort the city II rumpaIy with hone friends, and
subsequently received calls from pertonal friends.
while the Gtneta' tojourntd in Calcsgo, he wac
tre4ted ty the public with , eoendeFa,e regard
n, lii peIsonsl eondGlt. The p-op'e Of
ttie city knew thnt hs bad touIusyed
9nrr df!inucee, md was ove1wearted By the ntten
f,nns cf Lis friends wueEevet he had Travelled
TTrfj fxeu bi& 1fCn consS begins to ylcd Il
~ mnch urebFufe, Ehic.go appreciates Gen
Ersnf and Ia ever willing t. DO him honor, bu
80 rifsrna arc too prudent End grateful to injaf'
~, r. mt1tnirn Ebdne:aee
In he eftarnocr, the L,eu!oneft GenstA sH1tst e
Rssaett's Ar Cutlery, and spsat some u@e ta m
intpect,op Of the ls1Cc col'eeuon Q. 1st =. h;nh,
4hcTe rsthCreo. cxpreeatrc himteH sh ase9l: -
nTssec VILE the y1sit. BsloIe feivi; ne ~ 10y ~
nie nicturr. II 1s nj. dlr:e TO saJ tha! IN s1e*
iert likene1t ~ss takfn. ,,.I ~ +hs rasI
In the evening, tbs Gtneral T:Ieo 81, e. II .nnsT
dtIce o. A. Z. badger. Etqs sae "e'4 AA'"'
1aeEfr
, 1865-08-18
ST. Louis mnrket.
Especial Despatch TO the Chicago Tribune.1

=. iEpEElA ne+p&tE4 70 Tue Nl&C2TQ 4flQQQE.J
ST. LOUIS, Aug. II.
TOBACCO luGs lower, and Leaf nrrner. G.een lugs
y:09&5-lo; facterg do At $s.7b@6.so; planters do
1t ss b9s.I9; coEncn Ahippsax leaf At Is 7t9l. 50
medium do II s:5.7s9.s-so: good do at s,6 B&17o D.
coanon manufacturing leaf It Is sdlnru
do 1t s2s. .0e9s3 50. ...-.- .....
WuE4r-steady; choice fAl! At %2+25; strictly
ch3cr, ea.s9 per hu- Corn n.mer; yellow, TAc;:
rtse It ssc; us na choice at SIC. Oats dropping.
c; Old. .sse Per bu. Rye steady 1t sBc pcE bu
F1oun-Decllae OF 1oea1sc per brl. Spring anoeE It
a70o: fAllluper ut s7.s3 spring extra ht f1-s low
double extra At $500; Angle extra at S9-25: doneo
exit 1t Slo.se; choics. fl GO Pr hel-
Wmek1-&210psr gallon.
fAsaocisted PreeI Dsapstch.1
ST. LOUIS, Aug. Il.
Cpr7os-Recelp:,, s. taleS. 30 sales.
FLorR-Decilred in9lN. SingIe 1t1a, q. .25@s 81;
d6uplo extra, Is leAl1 co.
Ex11s-yheat u1tl Few s. 6t2tc: csr1ee tall. ~.
- 1t@z IS, Corn-White, 6a76sc- oats-New, soa
fosicso- % for shipping leaf. s1s.5@s3 50
for Manufacturing LEST.
THIEKI- Unchanged.
, 1865-08-18
Ge11eral Notices.

NORTHWESTERN FEMALE
y CoLLHaK Ar EVANSTON, ML-R5y. Luo1r,
4. 1raBEz. Il A., ,Fr1sosnt. Tho elevanth se.I u
ass 1hAif uffon Will open tember 3th. KlEat Pro-
tasus A3o 1tssaezs ar enFaxed for the nsat 1esr.
Prot CeNthtrna vii ct1t1au1 IN CnArka Of tha Do.
pA1tHaDt OF IuHtfnMnntN Mu1ic.
aeeeis! etsenuon = cNlea 70 she advsntsKes n
Mo4.En IanGuake1. Drawing and Painting. Powes'I
70 III main edlhes - sssth Wing h,s beeu "a
crntfy eddAd. Kxtan&3re impToFclllEnss ese Eolnx
torvs.S .thia vleane9. Tns Eenads .te lssxo md
t:t3rssn. cgEr Is q d 81. & T. FlnY boarding pupis
csn noS be ACCOMMODATED. Andre1s tae Eftdccat
a. HWnxson. eoon, for catalogue.
suiGhHS1 1t ? xAW Sthp
, 1865-08-18

IsUCbNNREl NLHEAf1s
fepeclA espatch h 1he Chic4Kp Tribune.
C1EoEHA11. AuE. H.
PRof1s1oSs-Msrketv very much unsettled To-day.
Ness pofx hsld At sn On With hut very few buyers.
49,. ..ee*s fuu At 1fA0 SC Tor s6outoerEs ioosa
Aao psckeo. 1a..-- -tts lark held at22x@9c.
WH1skY-F1ruer with sales 4 -. >-i. II ta1s
FIorn-Frm At sS Is fer super. and 9s.suss
0.c0 for extra.
GRAu-Prlme red wheat held It $2.le, AMI No.
Chicago spring ii @l.5sHi55, Corn 8dEAlced to 1ac
for err and lhelled. HeW nat1 In II demand at 43c;
old dull ut 8ta61c.
MoxEY-Non.y arm 1t sasx pcr cent. Exchange
cloSe n aN-1l4 rftu.
, 1865-08-18

1st I'd sd 9TH 9Th 9Th 7th sth 9th
FIEkt Nipe7-.4 u 10 s 10 0 15-6a
Second Eine..O ! 3 8 4 8 80
Umpise-9. Chas. Smith.
Scoref-Ge0. 8. Cleveland.
Time Of Gsmc-Three hours and twenty
minufet.
Put out On fonl balls-Firss Nlue, 1oi Second
Nine, 10.
Passed balls-StearnE. Z; swascy, u.
Put out en- haees-F1Iss Nine, s; Second
Nine, H.
Struck ont-Gtllespie, ! !; Whitney, i: :Swnsey,1.
Hoe e Runs|teslns. /; Smlth, 2; Kennedy! !.
Fly catches mtde-Wntney1<1; Kennedy, l;
Foley. 2.
Fly c.tehes smis.ed-Haekey. 8, willard, q;
Smtit, ]; Quick, i.
, 1865-08-18

TIN Drs11Tu1z At CoLuxxzA. N. C-xrs
B,itntn. Who hss for few days past been can.
rasspg fr aid for the sufferers In Cofumhf,
North Caro1tna, robbed Of their ali By the burn.
Ing Of that city. reports pFoefesa. Packages NAV
be len nj No, $7Y S{ate etfett ND ststr1
, 1865-08-18

PHILADELPHIA. .Aue. 1t, ,
FEfsoLKENTQaiet At e9ka3ic tor ctuds; sIXa2s
htnhe1. u ooao. and SKA 1c f,r DO. free.
prlEtg WeAk. e -
Ts1WGeat-D.sllniur 4 tendency: new rad
id. -. - "
WMeKy-Dul1 At EEL
, 1865-08-18
Buar1ll1g.

POARDING-A A gentleman, wis
~ and eorp!a Of sinGe Eentls nsn CA M nn1 psess
ar1Sh*f9
, 1865-08-18

...-..... 49,. ..... 0swKoo August II.
FLorR-unehang'd: 17.s1 for MOL s,t.ax: o. %
for! winter - % tor white; and s9.733lao3 lot
douhie extIA. -
GkAIN-Wheat scarce. quist and unchanged No. l
Milwaukee club tt4o; No. DO At 1to. Corn sc,tee;
Western mixed Sic; uasound dos3'. oAtl sca-3 !;
Ohio ~ E9e- .N1
CAsAL FRNanrs-DuIl tour za2i:c; wheat axe !;
toYu EMc TO New Ec{k.
, 1865-08-18
ALBANY CATTLE a. ARKET.

neportez by Telegraph Exclusively Tor tht Chicago
Ttl1uue.l =,
,AlsAxY,Ans.l7.
cATTLE-Tners u falling oil In the sap;ly ni
Uste this week. and the demand Is Alto Considerably
lighter. Only few hundred changed bands to.dsy.
lad the trsns1stions show decline Of HDNc from
last eek'8 ptitts.
yrrv t,tt3s b,frr IN xhs., ,ot U.os
, 1865-08-18
Lost.
RfaI Estatsz=Gountrp.

Tor SALE-FaIm-On the Mis-.
Il x.s,tp1t Hv1. . mi,sa b. y. n. Louis. atjot3.
i19 ihe Gty Of u. 0@ayhvA 1A4 N1tt cansAss al
SaFes, aagut % eG1 - - y yses15e. meadoHa
,bsa,i1E; vf1x5Ha q e19z* to tAo1eead Was
~ ns4t19 80 - - 1sses o - :ee soHn1 g T
FUTILE, Auy . Lay. asBga1t nm, OF aRoBs q
RpE& H. l9uth ~ t42lsss u
, 1865-08-18

BUFFALO, AuS. II.
FLoU1-Fttm.
lFAIy-Wheat quiet tut arm. No, Mt.wsukes
and ChicEgo hsld At 4l.9691 81. C3rn arm At 31c
for No mixed. Oa:a quiet aL58c. Rvs nonta At sc.
WutkKY-FIruer. dts It &2.lG4aI7.
PoRx-ste&dy. 64lra Of hesyJ mess st 352oo.
CAHAL Fk4IaHTs-To Kew FOX, wheat. lie, com
lfx@1ar.
, 1865-08-18
REHI gEstat9=Gifp.
E0R sAIE-Craue & Wesso1

TOR SALE-House two story
IL fare houso Of eight rooras and lot Is By Itl
fest, 10. 65 JAekson str eaH. betEoen TaFoop and
LoonnIs. INN edists possession given. TaONA - r.
SRXDEk II co. E3a EatAts Ass1ts, No. M,tro.
Dnttsn EBiocK. ku1313$T2f
, 1865-08-18

BAlr1xozI, Aug. II.
FLnUx-Eominl1ty UNCHANGED.
GEA1S-Wheat unchanged. Corn dull a-d lowe.
Wh1tr 9se93c. O4ts atlYe It H@Ic.
FkoyistcHk-Quiet.
RHHKT-DnlI; sileS at n Il.
, 1865-08-18

TOLEDO. Aug. II.
GEAra-Whcat opened q1iet hnt elo1ed 7t2s> better
with sA1ea OF new White Michigan n 9ic old Amber
Michigan 1t SIC: at &c. Corn Rt.AdJ Aes 1t ID:
for No. Z. oAt-saleS At &c.
, 1865-08-18
Propeller tkOneldR,'

Propeller ks0nelda,'' Aug. 17fh, 1865:
At meeting Of the ptefeueesa th9 iouo"aag
retoludors were unanimously adopted:
FttoIytd-Th2t We tender our tince1e thSuKa H.
10 Capt y II. Atwood and bis othtttt io. taels
peptIeranly conduct during our trip from oaa&4s
h.sp-Thst VIC e,p ealsly recommend the above
, 1865-08-18
Boston nIlhlnE Btpcks.


NEw Yoxx, Aug. II.
P1Ices OF mining It eks bid In Bostnn today Cep.
trN. uo BID Cooper Fal 25H: Ff&1flin. IS: q r
vaId ~ Is!a 3. yA1e ny: MtnaesvGA, II; Quincy,
50; Kotklan6, ~ Buperfor,SK.
, 1865-08-18
LOCAL MATTERS,

EVERYBODY ShGu1d Keep MAfIlUIs
Lie Cordial on h,Ed. Il lot ouly prevents, but
II a aute cure for dyseatesy, etc,, ctr. Lord l.
Snltk. Cht-nso, H., agent. for the Northwest.
aut6 h696-1t. n IN
Persons suffering with nyspeps1a,
and Ill diseases attslnR from 4lsorderrd siate or
the stoEoach, lhould AZ once obtain bottle OF the
BED Iackef Stomach HHters. No family should
be Hlthopt them. They are for sale by i'll drug
gtsts throughout the country. au15h9l3 Ii
go to ths He1k-to to 5t3ant h BrattonA
Chicago Commercial Collage TO get thorough,
practical bustnes9 e11eatior, OF to become good
Telegraph Opetstof. Atdres1 feneloa!ng st4Eaps)
tot cllcn}Alt. RRIAKZ d 9TEAE9oM. EE!eaKQ, nj.
, 1865-08-18

q, a mateh eanae Of base bali was played between
Ball Club On thetr Rru-4. ~, Was1sessm 49, IT,
following l. q summary: 0a1' Ano
, 1865-08-18

DK1aorT. AuS. II.
Cp-sophls Smith, 6audetson. EAvssh, 8eahlsd,
Lsshrup.
,DoEa-Baltte. Wind Eouth.
, 1865-08-18
Letters Deposlted in the Chicago Pos
once, Anguat 16, ana Held for Pos

Ii HffH DepOS1keA IN aMe tIs Eus
once, Anguat 16, and Held for Pos
AES.
Anderson, Robert, Chicago,
ssfe1s Of Mercy, St. Johns School, Chicago
Ring, W. R.
BcI $3.50.
DOVE, John z, Peoris, ~.
Little, l. h, Morrison, ".
SAtn, John. Iemonte. III.
Hantep, n, Roeehtll, III:
Nicho!e, c. IT,. Rome, Wis.
Guy, Hester, st. Los,'' Moi nD;, Nh
lfrant. Medsrd, PeatWater, htcn.
1ifcnteid. Elitha c.. Detroit, mieh.
Hath.wsy, 4. 4, Hillsasls,, y Ss4s,,l 4ash: na'o.
s1esfc's, ';. "a; M:la,st H.: atH H.p5en. 1 X, \.
Cooke, Henry, LaRoJ, MI;
Coehraue, Geo. a. New VOTE.
Ha1dW3n. A. s. Buffalo. ny.
Ersnt, Mlch'i, New York.
Wsllen9worth, J. H., OsHego. =; Z.
La1nard, Russell, Providence, h.4'
, 1865-08-18

1osal ,s96
sm deypttng every 1e!1ure hour ! possibly can
to the Commission work. Brother Smith and wife
have gone of Eatt The Home Is closed. the
S:pre is closed, End the Rear Guard have quarters
IN he Bn1eau. Let me heaE tson you. Don't fail
tn1he papert.
Pray for me, foE an dghbng the world, the
desh md the devil down here.
Faithfully youIz.
, 1865-08-18

Scuoo.. MERCHANDISE We csll attention to
the circular Of George and C. y. Sherwood, pub.
ltshed IN our sdvertteips columns As rnanutac.
1urels Of the celebrated U0ltrook School Appa.
ratu&. they have obtained 4 vide reputation. They
have introduced ms1y v:lusb1e improvements and
additions. They now nenuIacturo all de:crIp-
t!ors OF echoot fu.pitpr~, FEd keep On hand =
large stock Ct eehon1 bEcks. Their extensive
Publishing house IL one Of the lesdtuG features oi
the ctiy. Perncs Detdirg school merchandise ara
Invited TO call.
, 1865-08-18
THE CITY.

now N Thx RIoHT ftnEo71ox.-Yesterday
morning at0nt oozcu c1erttrs we're fued uf
the Police Court for kceptrg CT making nuIssnees
II the city.
, 1865-08-18
@ @ante0--Fnfurmatin

w ANTED-1 nform atiou-Of
w. John sullivan srd Mich ael s,a7er Thuy II.
Railroad nom j. MOI vile. lad. Tney nv hssf Of
Z. SI1 =, feirg s9 tns'E aaTsatase b. a ply1nx 10
tntThaE9 II
, 1865-08-18
DUBLIsHED THIS DAY,
Annie: or. ContentmeDt,
LYONS Female College.

The Fa1t fern In thiI 1uttitston viii commence ol
the 9Th tt keptemter. For catalcZuE2 or room1, I'D
dstss REV. G. B. MOORE. Principal, LyorJ. Iowa.
, 1865-08-18

FATAL AccDNT,-Ear!y lsst evening little
Eirl named hAue, engaged in gathering chips for
ttewood, fell from the dfth story Of the large
marble building IN eouree Of erection On LaSalle
street oppctitc The Court Hnuse, to the ground
beneash, snd vas ntsrecue'y tnllea. The
remains werc conveyed to Tho residence of the
ch.lc'A ps:fnts. srn Coraner Warner. being nosi-
fed. held N inquest shortly Afterwards. The
jury xe.nfled YeId ct Of = accidental death"
, 1865-08-18

FouK7u Iowa ACArALHY-TtiB regiment arrived
In thi1 city about day-bresk yesterday, and do.
parted II O'Clock foE hcne. In consequence q
their b.iaf st,y W have no particulars Of their
history,
, 1865-08-18
CoL WOODS MUsEUM,

NB-Amw o.aAn ha1 been estcta1 specially
EeT la pnFrose. y Nasft Elehef d Giant, OF sh14
city. ..o,,-,o
no e1tfp cheTs Tor reserved teatB.
1itxet {Ndos now opel at tho Ope.A Il ,uss.
51JNA Aatf1
, 1865-08-18

C17y Ans1oS ExcrRs1ox.-1ha excursion to
Evanston, this morning, 18Th, leaving the old
Ni!*aukee depot 4t ~. m, will 10 grand affair,
ote cs the meat interesting Of the eeason, Stvo-
raj Of ito best tpe akers IF the city. TlYxny. Fov
ler. Edcy md others, viii gtye short addfes.es in
the grove at Es2nttun. 1co cream and fefttsh- :
Een!n Eil! be on the cruund
, 1865-08-18
fSnarniua-11al1te1.

DOARDNG-Wan:ed-T
ID ne,saas III tun,AAed FooMs. vit, b ,a.l. wanssd
~ trnttr@ u 1rd H1ta- On MAo&sh or NtchixaH
Sytnns1. Of fbe cross ltrsst1. Bese Of rss~reneas
1iyea eud required. AZ t1N8 q g." Boz So al.
ss1Fo. auit17ts y
, 1865-08-18

TOR SALE-168 feet on Prairie
l. avenue, north OF Twentieth street. Also. a1ss
clAtS hou'ts and lotA cn all th4 avenues, GEO, II.
IIocK. snT7hatf 81 i
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-02-22
Radical Changes in Fashions.

A Paris correspondent of London paper
gives notice of some curious and, as she
says, radical, changes in ladies' dress, in
the most fashionable circles of the center Of
fashion. Her descriptions will be sure to
interest many of our lady readers. She
writes s -
In ladies' evening toilettes it is impossi-
BILE not to perceive decided tendency to-
ward radical change. This change, or,
reform, is as yet confined to the very elite
Of fashionable society, butby a well known
and invariable law will doubtless extend in
another season or two to all classes that
pretend to ''dress," and not merely to be
clothed. At Compiegno this winter one
the Empress Josephine, SO close was the
imitation to the fashion of the first empire.
Crinolines were discardedy the skirts being
narrow, almost tight; the waists very short
cut in the shape of heart in front and,
supported by broad Wristbands with fancy
clasps; the materials worn were dotted with
gold stars or bees; the hair. much raised
behind, was artistically disposed ina mass
of tiny ringlets upon the forehead, and en-
circled by diadem Of massive gold or Of
precious stones. Rich necklaces, extreme
ly long earrings andogloves coming far
over the wrist, completed the illusion of q
return to the taste of lMalmaison. le sg'
! She adds, somewhat wickedly :aiH sselse
Few STYLES of toilet are more trying to
female loveliness. IL woman Is truly
beautiful il singularly enhances the effect
of her natural graces, Of the elegance and
ease of her every movement Onitheother
hand. what q risk of revelations which the
cunning art of the dressmaker has no loig-
err the same discretion to spreyentt For
this reason 1t is to be expected that the new
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-02-22
NUMBER 2Ol.
fashion will be slow in gaining universl

fashion will be slow in gaining universal
Another contemplated change is to revive
white muslin for evening parties. Female
society would thus divide itsglf into two
classes the riches elegdlites, who will wear
satin of embroidered g-os dc Naples, or vel
vet braided with fur, toilets which for
dinner party are considered of the last ele-
gance; and the stmplettes, who will please
in modest white muslin. Economy is given
as the reason for this return to an almost
discarded fashion; but we all know how
severely exacting is this most ,s'simple" Of
toilets. .,. 49,. IL. ~,
For morning dress in the country and
atwatering, or rather wintering In the so 9TH
of France, long skirts have very ssensi-
bly, been discarded. The skirt is worn
tucked up over short fancy petticoats. The
short, tghtfitting cdsqae, held by a wide
waistband, is of the same material as the
skirt, generally pretty English madegray
or some darker shade. The petticoat is a
cashmere of a lively color, either blue, red
OF lilac, enlivened by small fouhce, and
ornamented with some trimmings or Braid
ing, according to taste. An English hat
Polish bottines, stockings of the same color
as the petticoat, and straw-colored dogskin
gloves, complete walking-costume as
picturesque as it Is convenient. if sler5
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-02-22

Have one of Peter Martins Hot Air Furnaces. II
gives entire satisfaction.