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The Portland daily press., 1865-10-19
PORTLAND & KENNEL c R. R.
,Teii4 SPECIAL NOTTCE.

Tsag HIT hi dg---T-3 AZ 40
Cz5zE5zs51 On and after Monday, October Cd, 1865,
Freight Train with Passenger Car at
tached viii leave Brunswick for Portland and inter-
mediate Stations daily Sundays except az follows;
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SO. UlTH En- N. Pr We !!
BRADFORD 8 RENTCK,

bNADFUhU g AENEChs D -
" York acnts orers ,,3hern Tmbery ~ e ,
required dimension with despatch, and on the most
,asSrhole TENS Shipments made directly to all do
nestle and foreign ports. They are also prepared 10
, sar 2 Oak and Northern Pine Timber, hewn or
~ ~ VtVsEt TT "a qaN-Lr. ~. ocl2d9m
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WG9ated.

StG Z.eEttf Ittf}A4 u NSs1~fN~S
GUMMINGS'S Aperient Bottles, emptied, for
exchanged On liberal terms. ifreturned clean and in
god order to TILL 149
Il. T. CUMMINGS, NJ. D.,
Oct 14-d3w* 1872 Congress st.
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and Complexion.

HOW MANY THOUSANDS CAN TESTIFY TO
~ q THIS BY UNHAPPY EXPERIENCED
% Young men troubled with emissions in sleep-a
complaint generally the result Of q bad habit In
youth treated scientifically, and perfect
Ianted or no charge made. x9 u
Hardly Gay passes but are consulted by one
or more young man with the above disease, some OF
whom are weak and emaeiated as though they had
the consumption, and by their friends supposed 10
hayedti An such cases yield 70 the proper and only
correct course Of treatment, and In short time are
made to rejoice in perfect health W
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COp09'tgeepsJssq1.
For Sale CheaD,..

aoi1ESFXsAliol Tive secondhand FIRE En-
GINES, with Hose Carriages; all In
giI1I - y tbA good order. Dbl llll-T- ~ ~
s1,...s Also, lot OF Hose suitable Gee
aaa.ti-2 alrr EZRA RU SSJfIiT,, Chfel Fngneer
Or A. P. BfoRGAN, Chairman Committee on Port
iana Flre Department. ''''' % Juhel6ti
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Sanitary Commit siOR /.

asol3 0Nce n ga 0oSsaSessit6rv Commission, A.,
= 81 n 623 ,srvadway, NJ ~. Dec, 20. 1884. -
fLToN. ISR tEis WA SHBtiRN, JE., Of Portland.
H Maine, has consented to accept The duties OF
General agent Of the Conaiesloa for BIaint and
Z hereby superintendent agent by authority Of the
Conmiss len. n t '.lst,..sf 49, am
. he will be ready. to furnish advice to the friends
0f the COmmiEsion's work throughout the State.
Com1,ission should be paid to Mr.. WasnbrFn Or to
persons designated BY Linn. MO aI0I
Hoa. Mr.. washbusn g the sole agent, recognised
/, 4 ~ ffF 8fsdi J.EOsTER JEER IT'S 'N
ottos e2SdSwtf0 ius9 lsq sGeueEai Becrstarys
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Railroads WWA
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
9 SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

. SUMMER KhANGEMENI.
r-sszz=ss==1 To COMMENCE MONDAY, June 26th
ssssssAss;;ssszls65. Trains leave Portland. Grand
Trunk 5 ItiOn. for Lewiston and Auburn at z 90 A,
NJ. land t.25P.M. "a ~ -fst32 da9d
For Bangor and intermediate Stations at LIS P M !
. ReturniHg--Leaye Lewiston at 20 "a. III and ar
five in Portland at 500 81. Leave Bangor at 30
A II and arrive in Portland at 2. Is M Both Of
thesetrains connect at Portland with trains for Bos
tom, II 10 stASn4NA ~ p "a affa viii
Freight train leaves Portland at a. NJ, andre
turning is due in Portland at r. NJ.
Y Stagvs connect with trains at principal Stations,
daily for most Of the towns north and east Of line
= i ssss. ,3u2aIs 70 IgsLqs G. M MORSE, Spgt.
Waterville June p, 1866, ~ jbne23tf IA
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CONGRESS Square

.aust11lesA .sizfkA20 ----t
PORTLAND, May 18th,
Mr. JoHNsoN:-Sr-I commenced using your Re-
productor last February, head being almost bald
81 1haye used bnt bottle and now have healthfu
thick head of hair which does not fall of, and in
good could wish. Being convinced that in
sr its producing good head Of hair for where
almost clad to add my testimony to its
celence q remedy. 1Ns
"a ~ iWBk u. GARDINER, el
,Eafl efS g9U0l3D III hNBn No. 1sNaiddle Street
Mr.. JoffNsoN:-Sir-Ay wife for long time was
soroly troubled by her hair Rang out and feared
she would become entirely bald, Notwithstanding
had used almost all the aave tsed remedies. She has
used your Reproductor and to astonishment the
falling of has entirely ceased, and
head of hair, and ready in this testi-
fy to its vaue, willing to give further per-
H sonal informatonofth the gooireslts which follow
Of your honestly termed Hair Reproductor. 9fs
CHASE,
st.3t4 y Cor. St. Lawrence and Sherbrooke Streets
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YORK 6 CUMBERLAND r. r.
,2,KENNEBEC r. R.

M tt51 etts fxs ffksat .eHfsaati
EEsss:7ssss51 On and after Monday next trains will
cave Portland daily for Bath Augusta,
NJ and on Saturdays only for Bath and 7AugustA AZ
~ m i The Drain from Portland ut p NJ CON
meets &C hendalfs Mills with the train for Bangor
and other stations east same night PASSENGERS from
lor tland desiring totake this route can purchase
Tickets to kendaps iilsi and Inform the conductor
IN the cars that they 60 through to Bangor and he
Will SO arrange their fares that it shall cost them no
more by this Ioute han anv other. q 9TliE Tff
Trains dqein Portland To connect wi tn trains for
Roskon on Monday 20 A. d. and every day at 2 30
NJ daily. Si-GG TS91fii
EDWIN MOVES, Superirteoldenta
April n, 1865. apT30n igTs
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;;IIllFISS

I. Try rHEa ana DO convinced of their supefiofi-
y over everything else Of the ksnd ever ohsred to
the public tor Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, Hodpse-
aess Sore Throat, Catarrh ard annuanza Numer-
GUS testimoniais the Clergy, and others, ac-
oompa2ying each box. For sale by tha principal
Druggists throu ghout the city. may2.eodtff
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asS 4 lisa "a sea na1 B PORTLAND, May 16, 1865.
+. have used and shall continue to use Johnson's
Reproduetor, which have found to be a splendid
perfectly clean and tree from dandruff.
So s; H.DOTENs9f ~
No. II Spring Street.
Manufactured and sold by HORACE H. JOHN
"a SON, No. 80 Middle Street. Portland Maine Price
Single Bottles go rs cents ana 81. Sent 60 any ad-
dress ON receipt of letter. Liberal discount y the
quantity. s. l-5ra- sept18eodsws
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For. Sale

For Sale.
TIME desirable dwelling house No. 46 Bracket St,
Il adjoining the residence of j. G. Tolford, Esq.
Lot 45 by 100. Enquire Of T4kfT
=. CHARLES PERRY - Fl
Sept2e-dtf y Cor, Middle and Exchange Street. i
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J. q Send stamp Ior Circular. Dna
Eclectic Medical I,s5armGry,
.g "a tanlTO THE LADIES.

sci DIR HUGHES particularly invites an Ladies', who
need medical adviser, to call at his rooms, No. 8
Temple Street, which they win ind arranged for then
especial accommodation. / r8ffallIa4
Dr. HIS Eclectic RenoYating Medicines are unrival-
led in efficacy and superior virtue in regulating all
Female Irregularities. Their action is specific and
certain Of producing relief in short time.
LADIES win find it invaluable in an cases of OBJ
sTuetons after all other remedies have been tried in
vain. 1t Is purely vegetable containing nothing In
the least injurious 10 the health and may be taken
with perfect safety at an times. 1ll
Sent to any part of the country, with full directions
3 BY addressing lIlq 3ffi1t DIR. HUGHES,
n No. Temple Street lcorner Of Aliidle Portland.
1- N. B. Ladies desiring may consult one of then
own sex. A lady Of experience In constant attend
ance. jant. 1sG5d&w1y
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THE UNDERSIGNED, as Guardian Of the Estate of
Charles II; Place, Charles al Kinsmhn, and
others would offer Tor sale the desirable Real Estate
siluated az no. ~ Spring Street, between Bracket
ana Clark street The property consists of lot Of
Lend % fet 'front.' on Spring Street. and running
pack aoous sne same distance with eonvenient two
stored dwelling house thereon: fitted up for two
iaIailis and being ina good state ofrepair s.f
ror terms, &c, application may be made TO JOHN
KlNSMAN, % Union Street; or to the undersigned
at 496 Congress Street, -ug ia
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sII,IsS,5O0

- TBFsTEEe: az 49, ~
= A. John Jones, ~ WIN Sturgis Jr,
Charles Dsn1is, Henry Bogert,
Wa Moore, William Dodge, Z
aWl Henfy Cnii q Dennis Perkins, y
WIn Sickersgfu, Joseph Gailard, Jr,
Lewis Carts. j Henry Burgy,A ai -
6 fsIf'f Cherries Russell, Cornelius Grinnell,
Lowell Hclbr0ok, Ca Hsnd
ga rs Wsrren Weston Watts Sherman, -
Royal Phelps.fg Howlan6,
Caleb Barstow, Benz Babcock,
RI ssa41 Pilot, ssiaae Fletcher WesFay,sSsl
Oar lei Miller, Rob b Miuturn Jr,
3aaioa Joshua Henry, Gordon " Burnham,
seorgeG Hobson Frederick Chaansey,
David Lane, James Low,
mes Bryce, Chas 81 Marshall.
tf4 JOHN D JoNRs President
p CHARLES DENNIS, Vice President.
w - W. ii H. MOORE, I'd Vice-Pres't.
J. II. Chapman, Acting Secretary.
Applications received by s. q n
J. W. MUNGER, 1855 Fore st. =
Feb2lsd1n I1neod wsw PORTLAND.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-05-04
Gold, in New York, to day, ~.

The New York World devotes three columns
towards an explanation OF what it claims will
be President Johnson policy in administering
the affairs Of the Government Among other
things, it says: It will, beyond Ill doubt,
be the AIM Of President johnson to break up
and distribute the large landed properties in
the South, aud create communities Of small
treeholders, like thosein the North aud West.
Both Sherman's and Grants armies are to
marcia North to Washington instead Of being
transported by water.
While it seems in every way probable that
the number Of lives LOST By the late explosion
Of the boilers Of the Sultana has been ezagseG-
ated. enough remains to shock and 10 ter1ify
u, even when our minds have been habtuated
70 count carnage with comparative calmness.
The Washington correspondent Of the New
York Tribune writes: Payne, the assas,lna~
tor OF she Seward family, has made 3 confss-
sion Of his guilt He said it was useless foE
him to withhold it longer. He had been fully
Unidentified by six persons.
Gold has fallen further, and it is likely 10 go
lower The Government has on hand about
thirty three millions in gold, which is one cause
of the decline The increasing demand Tor
Governmenes securities abroad is otherreason.
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IMPROVE YOUR EYESIGHTI
DOCTOR WHITES EYEaWATKR

Takes II once the irst rank among al oothai-
greatest blessing 70 thousands Of sufferers IL
Europe fnr over 20 years. Itcannot be COO highly
recommended 80 all men Of business. especial
~ to bank and other officers, hookkeepers,
clerks, artizans, and all such as are obliged 70
and TO Ladies much ongxged in reading, or inc
npedle"ork II will NOT only strengthen and
improve weak eyes butspeediy cuce al nfam~
nation, cold, or lameness Of the eyelids, buS
also, remove the beginning cataract, and ita use
will positively insure against blindness.
Price IS cents bottle
Imported and for sale by
JULIUS DIENELT, Dentist,
No, 145 Prince street.
For sale By most druggists.
Ian 6-.-tg
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II O T ] C z
HEADQUARTERS MILITARY GOVERNOR,
ALEXANDRIA, Va, May 8, 1865.

ALEXANURIA, A., may D, TOUo
A IL interested are notified that orders here
N tnfore issu ID from these headquarters upon
the subject OF the disposition Of liquors in the
city Of A leyandr,a, are still in force.
TO be sold or given away, without permission
obtained from these headquarters.
Orde S just received, require that the penalty
Of seizure OF stock Of liquors is to be inflicted
upon all offending after this notice is given:
The penalty Of fine Or imprisonment, viii
be inflicted when deemed necessary
It's hoped that all will quietly acquiesce in,
and obey the orders upon this subject as the
sume are, for Military reasons, still considered
necessary for til, continued preservation Of
good order, and the protection Of persons and
p1opeA' . = Wy JNO. P. SLOUGH,
Brig. General Volunteers,
mya t Military Governor, Alexa., Va.
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4 RN0LD S FIELD,
Merchant yI1aiIo1's.
MILITARY AND tsENTI.EMEN'S
RILRNISiiiNi1 ST0RE

FURNIShING STORE,
Would invite inspection Of their Large stock q
CLOTHS, UASIMERE>, and ' EST Gh,
81 grades, Foreign and Domestic, which they
<aualty consderedl IN n me . city Of New YorE
and warrant to give entire satisfaction,
Special attention given 10 the selection %
CLOTHS Tor MILITARY GARMENTS
We sell none h,it Indigo Blues, warranted, and
rlong experience in shat branch just{ies u:
in assuring satisfaction IN tha; line 2 keep
ninen and paper Ncckties, Scarfs, Sooz1se
Hundkerchiefs Gloves, &c. usual
y found in well regulated Merchant Talorns
Establishment. Call and see az. Don't forgeg
the number, So Kibg Street between Pitt and
Royal one door east o. Parker'6 Theatre.
w IL. ARNOLD,
ian TT JOHN a. FIELD.
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~ O I | {; 4

Having purchased the TAILORING ES~
The Mansion House. Fairfax street, propose 20
maintain the former reputation Of the House:
pledging myself 10 keep always ON hand, IS
good N assortment, upon IS reasonable TEL ynS
IS any other first class estAhi ,hmentt II this.
or the neighhoring cities.
Mr.. !. t. kIneLgT will continue as CUI~
ThR and warrants satisfaction. ! respectfully
sol CT continuation Of he liberal patronage
extended 70 The s,rmer perpetrators, y. 3 A.
VI uGTaY. =, l.. LOCkAG
No. ~, n octI Fsirfax street,
en Sit Under Mansion House,
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Lift Al. n Il " \.

',oanaGD PEOPLE OF ALEX sNDRlA.--l it
j. stated Ia TIL Washington Chronicle ii yhis
mor,il,g, that a preamble and resolutiohs
we're lately adopted az \ Mass Meeting q the
colorel people Of Alexandra, Va, largely
representing the different classes and interests,
and a committee, consisting OF Rev. George
". Parker, Rev. Sampson White, and r. H.
Sves, r D. Beckley, and ", Burke, was ap.
poiDted to present the same TO he :suthortiesa at
Washington. On Saturday last the paper was
PRESENTED by the committee 10 President
Johnson. They we're cordially received by
him, who referred their petition to the War
Department., with the hope expressed that
immediate action be taken on the same On
Monday they were informed that Il eli request
had been granted, SO that the relations Of the
c lorea people Of Alexandra 70 the National
Government remain unchanged.
The resolutions asked the General Govern
ment 10 protect them from coming under the
operation Of Certain state laws in relation 50
The colored population, which the Legislature
had NOT repealed.
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PASSES FOR GooDs. We have been re.
quested to publish the following order from
Gen. Augar, 10 Capt. Winship, Acting Pro
yost Marshal in this p|ace -" Headquarters
Departments Of Washington Washington, D.
G., May 3, l265.--Give passes to all persons
having passes to leave Alexandra: for such
supplies, nos contraband OF war. as they may
desire to carry no limit 30 the quantity
Every f.cility must be given 10 deserving
people ia obtaining their supplies. By COM
mana OF MAJ. Gen. Augur: j. Fl. TAYLOR,
Chief of Staff and A. A G..
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LICENSES The County Court this morning,
determined to grant licenses for the sale of
liquors With the understanding that those
taking out license are not to violate the militia.
~ order On the ubjectbut to wait until it shall
De revoked. Several licenses were granted on
this condition other applicants Will postpone
Until! the June term.
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VIRGINIA. Washington Star says
Gov. Pierpoine, ne hear, will il day ortwo
.i'sue an address to the people OF Virginia.
We understand also that he will make re-
commentator that the Confessional elections
IN the State be postponed until Oototer pext'
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Many persons fear very dull! summer in
the way Of business ia this place. That will
depend o. clrcumst .nces the number Of
troops in the immediate vicinity, the number
Of government employees retained here, &c.
When everything settles down to the former
condition, then will come the pinch Of the
hill for the prosperity of Alexandria, in con.
sequence OF the condition Of its back country.
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Messrs. Portner & Rocker have &

Messrs Portner Il Rocker have new
Brewery in the course Of construction at the
upper end OF w ashington street; they also
have one at the upper end Of King street
doing good business. Mr.. Martin Brewery
at theapper end Of King street, has for some
years been in successful operation. Mr..
Klein Lager Beer mandatory at West End
Is a large and successful establishment.
, 1865-01-22

in The great benevolent stock-yard aud
Transit Company, have unanimously arrcd
that Il trM not b contente7& to take any stock
over their roads for . fortnight to come.
They regret this exceedingly, would be glad
to accommodate, but other freight has pfsce-
dence SO We have got this unlucky country
man In trap. He can't hold out more thsn
oWn ' figures, twenty five or fifty per cent less
than their mir market value. Our, public
spirited Eastern railroad Mends who own the
yards generously receive handsome &oA for
each day the cattle havc been de-
'tatned In their yards, q to1 only limited
In Its amount by the size Of the
9soshk,oMner,s fseth:eaT puFse-and we. have all
What jolly ides It was to Get up this biK
stock yard and transit machine It shaves
the stock-ralser clean to the scalp"
how 40 you like the picture, Mr.. Elitnr!
uoesn't y strike you that the dfover and
packer got little too smear together" that
me' SO near that the packer bit the dro-
Give the farmer and stock-raiser free
market: Give them the sslargcst market i
II possible, but let the market be free. If It.
Is not }rfs. itis not market. It Is simply a
eonfstuston Of their stock for the benefit Of
unscrnpulous spectators.
suppose tilat a1l the vast grain.elevators Of
lois clty were owned and controlled BY one
man or y one coEporation-that all the mil
hons OF bushels Of grain shipped TO this citv
must pay toll to single corporattou and that
corporation unrestricted Ia It's tolls. Can
you conceive Of monopoly 90 outrageous or
second in point OF magnitude only to the
g1atn trade" And It Is proposed. II eject.
tnat NIL 1--we stock shall Be shipped To sIngle
yard. The result is too obvious to be nointei]
ouI. Il Is the imposition of perpetual tax
upon the stock.falser and shfpper-and
Mng,ner tne 'nx shall be large or sinai! de
whosc interest viii te to "Ect all thcy tS'un can
and keep what they get.'' ~A"
"Compelllton Is fhc life of trade., Tho
maxim 's 'as OLD as trade itself. Cut or nll
inonopoltes-let the stock yards which VIC
now hare tT, Keep their gates open to tho sl,,p.
enlarge Their business. NJ onu Of them
dntcs to imtote csotbtlhtt charges Upon The
tblprer. for II would destroy tts own t,usl.
ness nt,1 build tir lis ilclghb0rs. M obu oi
1llein ahfes 10 combine With .ttarkefs 10 keep
a0wh i'tltes, tvr ~ spotas thu faut trcntflu
kf'd''t * ;tst.p slpref' would desert liz yards and
At,otlIsr hiAltes of tast ltntuttatce IL rais.
efs ail4 elltlt't!s Or stuck IL itts IF thuy
rnti rnt ltltvad l!islt atytk ~ suqu ID Il Nrtlvea
T.! ailafAHt ,Wttln'ht lMtfliY u switched Olf
nl,gti 4 M sldo ttatt h,'d a!ahd tllutt ~ ioart,
link lid S"efy %rr(7v N u 10 'g5a"f ysIi IN f ''a!|
tOitl lllun With .t,I l6r geut Uf ltip at0pk
DEAD t9a ti4u trst detliaKrl l!y ti!s delay, tho
lwlleh1ng mud jerking lI,uilitNt ID. 70 IlltNy
.tanil !iion ito ilno: If IL ihe ioi,nII IL iii
tllfloftnt r,hdA4-nt,d lap Al00A nj st,t,,l as Il
uea ~ j., W!ll The sn1dll llouai facilities lIn,s
usihreQ l,y l!Io' nun. Wpslrttl yhrtla, rApltlit
'dellts,ed wltli9nt Delng swltclied baukwhrd'
, 1865-01-22
Tic Great Stock.Fard G-fdIrou, Char.
ter

u.,,. S~.,. s....-, <--,,,-:;
Ae vi s"'' aro "SAo1ron'Gna&.
Editors of t4s Tribune; 'es' .
lou mannss1ea 1nat regard for the public
interests which Is characteristic Of sour jour
nal, by publishing On Friday my communl-
cation In regard TO the proposed charter of a
man,moth sfocl .ro,a ,,,anaao1,-
, -. atu nioiopov" nao net
STAGE IN that letter to expose onc-half Of tho
inlqnities OF the scheme, and, with your
leave, will NOW add few strokes to the ric-
ture. At The optsot. hoVavor ,at ~ eo4,
mat o.roo ,v,,1, - 10. '.e eAs
.nnr,, :. t5.. 49, "a sou III your eo!toraa9 re,
nath tn'.s Inc growers and packers should
be us near together rs possible" )" aud "that
II is for the interest of both b1ircr md sc,,er
to come 10 tho largest market.n But Claim
that the p..sent arrangement Of stock
yards in ssss city hfincs The droTcr
md packer aa .noar togethor. ana at
as convenient points, as they can DC
furnishes the largest and ffeest market that
can bc devised. ! am confident TINT you
would not kno%inGly countennnce scheme
that will make the seller the Eicttm and prey
Of the buycr, and that you would not deem
"the largest markct' the best market, II 1t
proved merely trap to catch the nnwnry
stock raiser. -.
In your editorial remarks you have we'll
and trnly said that 'the livestock trade Of
Chicngon Is second In point Of magnitude
only, TO the grim trnde, aud Is certainly Of
great public: interest not only here, bnt
throughout the Northwest"
Of this modest "Union Stock.Ya5d and
Transit Company with It's capital Of 81 ,oD,.
COO, With Its right to condemn the lands OF
unwilling owners, and surround the city with
railroad ttacks.
Let rs suppose that these disinterested
u Union and Tronsftu rran+iemen have got
their charter, hare envtfoned the city with
network Of railroads., have bought up sec
! ton Of land, paying for 1t In corporation
| stock, and butit fhcir Yards. hotels, aqueducts
, 1865-01-22

Au xkNVOHs
Tho German Opera season closed on Saturday
With St1adclla for tho matinee and Faust in tho
evening. Opera cape, r1golcttp and lorgncste ara
laid aside until spring, when VIC sha1l turn from
the solid, magnificent enduring German art to tho
beautiful, brilliant and cphemeral Italian. We
bid good bye to Hermanns, Habelunann and HIM.
for he advent 'er zaees1, Ke,losE, Msrsnsi. So.
elnl, Mas.imlliani md Bellinl. dfau steps, into
Grorcffa shoes; but, nlasI no ono can III An
s@oas .6e @ operas fa3 fnoan e e tse SSiesso
ae eEs'9 shs nOo t6s n1rsss
among fne new ones. nelodions Der FIoiaehutx,
glorious Ftdello and Tho beautiful stsaaell: . md
dnssed to Is sach arusta. as Habel@snn
tshall wo eyer 1oos npon biz liko aga.nl; Him:
heard nermanns, i supurb bas,o, who,e Mephfs-
oRnssss + 8; % a y.
good artists ia their lines; Jotannscn, fns &C.
Of Them al" Can1ssa, tho petite and -Dziubs tho
csreini, and we have had, moreover, a chorus,
which, for its numbers. We do NOT believe can be
WHICH, 1ctuF glre praise to Anschutz and thanks
70 NJ. Gfoser: we cannot be too thankful that
vn rs mgsls s Of Beethoven. Mozart Meyerbcor and
e!hfefs ana players as We haye been accustomed
10 hear hitherto. We tnn bear 10 hear Verdi
murdered: IT would have been Nacrilcge to have
1unngled the mastcrs, Of harmony aud musical
CoMpuslhuu.
n. Grover has fulfilled hls announcements. He
promised 70 glye qs opera entire and q. perfectly
he has accomplished. In doing this he has been
at The expense of transporting an Immense troupe,
p eadnf e. ~ s psl WI 7ota s a R
dght against pre]udicss cngendcred By dl,appoint-
tas, menta o1 Rast session.; against the decrees Of
make II 5mrEfl11A nHrrlA1tY In f1n fhlt Italian