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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-03-17
Good News from Richmond.

A Washington dispatch of the 18th
says:
1.-The Richmond papers of to-day are
filed with dolcful comments on the con-
dition of affairs, which they represent
as being desperate. Sheridan, they adj
nit, has played the mischief with their
avenues OF supply, and fears are express
SEQ that he will reach Burke's Station
unopposed, and destroy the last link
between Richmond and anywhere else.
II is believed here that Sheridan has al
ready passed Burke's Station, the june.
ton OF the Petersburg and Lynchburg
and the Richmond and Danville roads
and gone either to Sherman or Grant
This saves Grant the trouble of cutting
the South Side Road, and leaves to Lee
the alternative OF starving or dividing
his already depleted force, and opeI
Richmond TO Il promenade from Grant.
| TIE McGregJr NsWs favors the ap
pointment of Ex-Governor KirkwoOd t.
succeed Mr.. Harlan in the US. Senate
1t says:
"Thc unanimous sentiment of North
ern Iowa, so far rs we know, Is in favO
of the appointment of eX-GoV. kirk
wood to that position, and we have II
doubt that Gov. Stone viii act in &C
cOrdance with this sentiment, and ap
point the man, who, of all others, j
! best fitted to represent our gallant Stat
in the national Senate
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Dor 4 Frlend In Need Tho.. r,.

HS- Friend In Need = Those re-
quiring confidential medical assistance should
apply to some regular educated physician who
such man is Dr. DARBY, who Is daily curing
numbers Of both sexes, aud every age, who have
been to all the self-oalled doctors ia this city,
aud spent valuable time aud money, with no
benefit until he took charge Of them. His terms
are more moderate than those Of mere Boosting
prcieuders, whose only purpose Is to fleece the
unfortunate, aud then advise them, when II l.
almost too late, to apply to him.
Afterwards DR DARBY
No 40 Seventh street, between d Ind I
streets, Washington city. felB-u
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NOTICE TO FARMERS AND OTHERS

Corner Of aud Twenty second SITS.
WASHINGTON, D. G. March "a, 1885
The Government Manure Belonging to the be.
pot Of Washington will be sold where II now
lies TO farmers and others, In such quantities ~
nary wagon load Application for the same TO
he made to Mr., George ?. Gilbert, General su {.
pertntendent, at the transportation ofioc, Quar-
teTnasteI Department, corner VI and Twen-
ty.second streets
Payment 10 be made 10 the undersigned
CHAs. II. TOMPKINs,
nh 3O.5lt Captain aud A. q.
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SENTENCE or CRoMwELL.-Chas. II. Crom.
f'l, convicted few weeks ago Of Absttacting
ads from the Treasury Department, about two
bars since, was yesterday sentenced, in the
animal Court, by Justice Olin. Cromwell has
l"n IN prison since he committed the crime
udge Oiu, ater some feeling aud appropriate
.marks, sentenced him to pay hne Of two
h'usand dollars, and stand committed until the
ne shall be paid. The Judge stated, o6 account
bis long imprisonment, he would pass the
h'v" sentence. His wife aud daughter were IN
b" court room when he was sentenced The
udVc, prisoner, aud many Of those who were
trseut were moved TO tears
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ELECTION NOTICES.


EHhST WARD-RIRST PRECINCT
a Notice Is hereby given, that, In conformity
TO The provisions Of tho charter Of tho city Of
Washington, an election will be held In the First
.recinct OF the First Ward, on MONDAY, lhe Sih
DAY OF June next, at the shop Of Johp Reeves, on
the south side Of street, between Nineteenth and
Iwentleth streets, for Collector, Register a a
Surveyor, one member Of the Board Of Aldermen,
and three mcmbers Of the Board OF Common
Council to represent said ward. Polls open At
o'clock, a. m, and close at o'elook, D, M.
SAMUEL. DUvAL, . ...
p. N. Kaufman,
' LEWIS n. PARKER,
my@-tde Commissioners Of Rleetisn .
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Any one having occasion to visit private
t'dieal institution are advised to call on Dr.
IsllHy.
large aud successful practice here and else.
here enables him to guarantee perfect cure Ia
Y cases
All visits and communications strictly private
'd eOnhdentiAl. Persons calling see no one but
b Doctor. febl-u
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LOCAL N n w q.
OF THE CONsPIRAroRs,

amnI
'r',.raay ai1crnoon after our report closed
ANN sURRArT 70.
al that she had met At1erodt six different
~. Al her mothers house. He was treated
~ n,iitencss, but her mother DID not wish
..rsrs In the house. ,weiehmah engaged the
~, for klIerodt, weiehmAn also opened the
t,r PAYNE; tho latter came several times AZ.
s.,yd., knew Booth his visits TO the honse
~ generally brief Knew Of her mothers
st 10 Surrattsvuie on business on the day OF
| I, ,.sasslnation never heard a word breaihed
Ij,sy conspiracy against tho President
Mr.. LEMONS
,s.I 10 seeing Ataerodt after the assassination 4.
/, ITber General Grant had been killed OF not.
lBsthsr
..H6sd to q conversation with AtIerodt: asked
n sbout Mr.. Grant, Mr.. Con. Grant, aud asked
Eim II II was 80, or not; he said he didn't sup.
- il WAS and then he said u Il 10 $50 some Que
at have got into the same train Of ears he did :
EIsa me and him were in the yard after that he
A. what lot Of trouble I see - I said,
what have you 10 trouble you - he said,
u,r than ever shall get shut OFF, that was
sal all he said.
W. W. BRIscoE
/ "A Known ht1orodt six or seven years, at Port
baceo he was always considered man Of not
JAMES KELLES
fstlhcd to hiring bay mare to AtIerodt on
phl 18th.
,be boy, also testified to Atzerodt's hiring the
re: It came home about II o'cloek; did not
Ippsar to have beon ridden hard.
MISS HERoLD,
NJ Prisoner's sister, was shown the coat and
N ksndkerehicf found In the coat, alleged to
" been taken from AtIcrodt's room, bat she
raid not Identify either rs the property Of her
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srvEsrH WAN MrErrSe.-Pursuant 10

SEVENTH Ward MEETING. Pursuant to n
ball in the city newspapers, meeting Of the citi-
70. II the Seventh ward, favorable TO tho re-
,eciian Of the present Representatives Of the
yard In the city councils was held at Island Hall
n last eyening. Mr.. q. s. NOyos was called TO
b. chair, and Jos. l.. Pearson elected secretary.
The object Of the mecsing having been stated
" the president, accompanied by few cxplRna-
nv remarks, Alderman Thomas r. Lloyd was
IaIled for, aud addressed the meeting In his
ua happy style, followed by Councilman
wright, dudley, and Walker.
councilman EdmonstOu, Of the FOurth ward
|is called out, aud endorsed, In few well timed
|,marks, the positions assumed by the previous
|pakers
Mr. y. II. Donegan appearing in the hall was
~ called for, and explained his position In tho
resent municipal contest after tntrf6eet
b dissolved. -s--
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-31

THIRD WARD.-We are authorised TO IN.
rnuc" that John h. Thompson declines to DO a
iadidate for the Board OF Common Council, from
," Third ward. He appreciates the compliment,
Dot does not believe himself eligible under the
ply eharter. my2O-te
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-31

WASHINGTON AND AQUA CREEK.-A line
Ieamers will shortly be established between
BIZ city aud Aqua Greek, under the superin.
t1Lenos o. Mr. George Mauingly, IT,, au enter.
rising fellow -eitiHsn Of the seventh ward
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TUESDAY, May 10, 1865.
Iro,s 0fUsn bslOt0 rsIer 10 tohOIesdL OperdffOns
only, unless othsrtofss expressed. I
CoFEEK.--No sales to-day.
EL0uR-Is steady with sales 81 100 bbls. good
rin Howard street at - l2i, 800 bbls, city mills
iPPihg brands on private terms, and small lot,
suard street super at ". 62iFa7.75; Baltimore
lnly is still quoted at Ell, aud high grade extra
40 ~ per Dbl. AllOther descriptions same ~
iats reported.
GlAiS.- wheat-To- day 100 bushels white
"a A9lO bushels red received; $50 bushels lair
Alie sold at " 10; red was In active demand
pa higher, 5000 bushels sold at lAjaf2 10 per
'''hel. Corn-S,0O0 bushels offered demand
I'd and prices further improved; we report
A,' OF 800 bushels white at 0Oa93c. and j 900
shells yellow at 96e, per bushol, n to quality.
,AIs-2'1OO bushels offered market better sale
| 7o bushels reported al 8Oc weight. Rye
mall sales nj 9Oe. per bushel.
n"LAssEs. No sales reported to-day.
rAoVlsloNs-TheTe Is no material change In
market very little disposition to operate on
n part OF the trade, sales are mostly Of retail
A'.eter, and confined 10 local wants for Bacon,
llSh we quote at l54<Rl6c. for Shoulder lie
Ndes lsa2Dc. for plain Hans, and 2la2lc. for
Hh cured oanyassed. Lard IL quoted at 1879
LOT large and small lots--stOck light. Mess
y, [bSoas24 last sales 100 bills, was made
W. ~ per Dbl. Bulk Meats, nothing doing.
HHhki-EArly In the day sales were made Mt
4 " ", and the same price offered for more held
al2 per gallon at the close.
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MU = 10 M n NTs.
HRovER,s ATREl.

hO III n A II :
SACRED CONCERT.
GRAND FAREWELL TESTIMONIAL
TO
CHARLES KOPPITz,
On SUNDAY EVENING, June 4th, 1885.
NILE STELLA BoNHBUR,
The Great Vocalist, whoae recent appearance In
New York was attended with extraordinary sue
cess, aud excited the warmest enthusiasm In
musical circles, has been engaged also,
CARL wObFsHoN,
Tho Emincnl Pianist, who has kindly volunteered
his valuable aid for this occasion.
THE ORCHESTRA
win consist Of FIFTY PERFORMERS, comprising
all the best musical talent In Washington.
The Programme Of the Concert will be pub.
tished shortly,
llchctst. .ssss.ss.s. ss.ss..s.s..ss..ss ..Nuu
To be had at all the principal Music and Book.
stores
To be had at the once Of Growers Theatre.
frlNae boNos...s ..ss.s.........s..Nlu v
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT HORsRs.

ouARrERnAsrER GESEnLL's oFpTcE,
PIRsr DIVISION,
wAsHIxgroN Crrr, May ~, iseb.
VIII be sold, At public suction, 10 the highest
e'S1sT SS ns And PssSs nS%sS SSSS %
juno Z, 1895,
LANCASTER, PENNSYLVANIA, THURSDAY,
June s. 1885, a..'
READING, PBNNsYLvANIA, THURSDAY,
WEST CHESTER, Pennsylvania, THURSDAY
MFFLIN, PBNSsYLSiSIi, THURSDAY,
June q, le05,
PfTTsBuRo, rETNsylykNfA, THURSDAY,
BALTIMORE, iSSYIkNp, wEpSspAY,
Juna -, iea5, Wv VIZ
PITTsBUR0, PRNNLILvANfA, THURSDAY,
'A' mne ~ 1895,
TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HoRsRs,
At each place. GOV
ror road snd farming purposes many good har'
Horses sold .insiy, Sales 10 eommeuee ., 10 ..
IN. Terms each In United States currency, s''
JAMES A, RKIN,
Brey. Brig. Gen, In charge First Division
my3-uoSp q Nc o.
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MRRIAGE LIcESsEs.-During the month
ld closing, the Clerk Of the Court, Mr.. MeIgs,
a. issued one hundred and seven soycu mat.
iaEe licenses, thirty Of which were to cOloTed
onPles THIS Is hfty-fonr more licenses than
vi
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,Iatiuual 9rpnblitau


,.c,oyER's TnEATRE-" The Sea Of lee;
a Az thirst for 0old.'
A. WAsHlNGroN TnEATRE-"The Uuion
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Auor1oN sA4Hs.
GALE OF UNITED STATES sTEAM-
% hrs At AUCTION. fI.I
UEIrrb sTlTEs NAvT. YAnD.

UHtrnh brATke NAVr-lAhb,(
wAsHINaroE, y. @. I, May rs, 1853.
win DO sold atPUBLio dALk, V he biggest
bidder, At u o'clock NJ on SATURDAY, Inc
third day o. June nert, ~ the Navy -NaFd N
Washington, d. G., the United States stoanern
Yankee, Jacob Bell, and Dragon.
The Ysnkse = z wooden side Wheel steamer
breadth Of beam. ~ feet; depth Of hold, 10 feet
inches dfameter Of cylinder, % inches; stroksd ~
The Jacob Bell IL wooden sids.vhssl steamer,
ltS feet louE, breadth u beam % feet 2 inches,
aud depth Of hold feet diameter Of cylinder, 80
inches stroke Of piston, 9 feet.
The Dragon y ayoodeu propeller, y fegt leng;
breadth oF beam II fest, and depth o. hold efest
9 i9shs. diameter q cylinder % inches, and
The vessels may Be seen and other paFtieulalp
made known on application 70 Commotore ,. ~
MONTGOMERY, Comma ndant waahingtoa Navy
Terms Of sale, Cash, In 0Ovsrnmsnt hands;
" 900 each vessel II the time o. sqle, and The
balance within SIN days thereafter sIass.s
nyls-sotds
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FIRST wARD-sfcoND PRECINCT.

Notice II. hereby given, that, In conformity to
the provisions Of the charter Of the city Of Wash.
ington, an election will be held In the Second
Precinct OF the First Ward on MONDAY, the 9Th
day Of June next, At the publie building on Penn
sylNania avenue, between Eighteenth and Nine.
tenth streets, for Collector, Register, aud sur.
Veyor, one member Of the Board of Aldermen
and three mcmberS Of the Board Of Common
Council, toreprcsent said ward Polls open at 7
O'Clock, a. m. and close at o clock, D. m.
GEORGE y. KIDwELL,
N. D. HILTON,
LEWIS H. PARKER
my @-tde Commissioners Of Election
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as;,FrseLls., Tan, and 4, PlgPll.,. ne


body in ave minutes, without injury to the skin,
by UPHAM's DBPILATORY POWDER. Ask OF
send for UPHAH's DKPILAroRT POwDER, and take
no other. Price ~. Mailed 10 any address for
VI. q, by s. @. UPHAM, p South Eighth street,
Philadelphia, Pa, Sold by s. Q. FORD, 40 Penn
ave. and HENRY COOK, Alexandria.
nnla mIhAaarn
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

N, So The Bridal Chamber, an Essay Of
Warning and Instruction for Youny No, Hso-
new and reliable treatment for Diseases Of ne
urinary aud Sexual Systems. Sent free, In
sealed envelopes Address, DIR. J. sKILLIN
Pa ,nhsf ~
As- New York state Soldiers, Agency
removed 2S3 street, between Twelfth and Thir.
tenth streets. All information Of Interest or
value TO the soldiers Of New York, or their
friends, furnished gratuitously upon application
q Their new rooms, either In person or BY letter.
teenth streets. mil -satuthtf
AS-Frcckles, Tan, and Pimples Re-
moyeda once by the use Of UPHAM'sfRECKLE
TAN, aud PlMPLR BANlSIRR Price ~ cents
Mailed TO any address for rs cents, by s. G. up
HAM, Is South Eighth street, philadelphia. Sold
by 8. Q. FORD, 40 Penn, ave-. and HENRY
COOK, Alexandria. hp2s. mth&sSm
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TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
i Ran away, or stolen, at about hall. past el ght
o'clock on sunday evening, 18th instant, from
tb" c"rnoT Of Fifh aud ! streets, pair Of brown
HORSES, seven years old, afteen and "A half
hands high, ycrY heavy names and tails, at
tAched to fo"i seated, leather extension top
carriage, nearly new, painted black, wheels
striped with white, Manufactured by Andrew J.
Joyce, Of this city. One Of the horses was har-
an ordinary collar, .
Whoever will return the horses, carriage and
harness TO DULL's Livery Stable, y street, be.
tween ltth and 10th, Will receive the above TO.
ward, my9,1s
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IOHN " bLNh ANS w.,
" 81 Louisiana ave. and 800 G street q
WASHINGTON, d. c., "a
DEALERs ~ DO
IRON AND STEEL.
SWEDISH IRON-OrdinAry siIsa.
REFINED IRON.
BAGNALL's, &c.
RODS
HORSE SHOE IRoN-Mitre, &c.
BAND.
OvALs AND HALF ROUNDS.
U. y. NAIL RODS
7. V. Y. do,
NoRwAY SHAPES
SPRING STEEL.
TIRE do.
TOE CORK STEEL.
HOOPS-GAlyaniIsd
SCROLL IRON.
EXTRA PALL RIVER RODs-Round and
square; charcoal plate iron; Puddisd
plate iron.
SHEET IRON-American; American ''Osta.
Tara;'' Belgian i'm. Russia; Russia /:
galvanized
SQUARE 0AST STBBIs-Sanderson's
OCfA0pN CAST STEEL
SHEAR STEBL-sanderson's
GERMAN STEEL.
PLAT CAST STEEL.
BLISTER STEEL-Ameriean
ROUND sTBRL-Csst; machinery.
apll -6m
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GALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTER.
- MASTERS STORES, WAGONS, AhBUT

GALE OF CONDEMNED oUARTRR.
~ MASTERS STORES, WAGONS, AhBU1
LANCRs, &c.
rgs..t Gr.a Am
CHtRR oUARTRRMAsTER' IL OYRfuB,
DRPoT on wAanIIaToN,
wAsHIEsros. d. O., May ~, 1eeo.
win be sold ~ public suction, under the d.
rection Of BrrVet Colonel Charles II. Tompkins,
A. O. NJ, al the Government Warehouse, situated
on the square betweea Z aud y, aud Twentieth
aud Twenty .arnt streets, In the City Of wash
ington, D. G., on THURSDAY, Jane g. lsas, 81 10
o'clock \. m. lot Of ouartermAater storea, con-
deIaned - being unht for ase, yins
saddles, nridle., HAiiera, Spur, WFenehes,
Harnesses, Buckets, Hammers, Kuiyea, Anvils,
Files, Rasps, Augera, Rules, Hateheta, Broad
axes, Platform Scales, Mheelbarrowp, balance
Wheels, Paulins, 6riudstones, DlN serapers,
Plonghs, Tool Chests, and large lot of wrought
iron Scraps, Wagon Tirc, &e. .i ."
ALSO,
VIII be sold, at the foot Of Nlneteenth street,
near Chesapeake aud Ohio Canal, Immediately
after the completion Of tho sale above rulefred To-
a largo lot Of Two aud four-horse Wagons,
Spring Wagons, Medical Wagons, Metallic WaG.
Ons, Ambuiances, Carts, &c.
Successful bidders must remove the SsoTea
within i've t5l days from dAte Of sale.
Terms-Cash, In 0oVerhmen funds.
D. IT, ROCKER,
Brig. Gen. and Chief ouartsrmaster.
myaa.td Depot Of Washington.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

TIL H IA Il n @ TON.
sSsecasaa Wara HasetlOn Notlo..-
u being understood that Nj T. }. MIDDLETON,
who was nominated al lhe,scrund Ward Meet
ing, declines 70 permit hh name ~ candidate for
the Common Council, the friends Of S. A PHUOH,
hs1, present his namo for elcction. mytT-ut
Rs- Notice..-To the voters OF the
SECOND WARD,-l most respectfully beg leave 10
withdraw my name As . candidate for the Board
OF Aldermen at the ensuing ~, June S election;
wAEHrEqros, May rs, Isss. myis-ti
81 Second WsFd Regular Nomina-
FoR COLLEcron, i
" -. WILLIAM DIXON.
AMUkLk DOUGLASS.
william FORSYTH.
foR ALpERMAH,
- SAMUEL W. OWN.
foR ConNoN couEcII,
SAMUEL A. PkU0H,
A. J, JOYCE,
. GEORGE T. RAUB.
foR AAsEsson, = .
my l7.lw GEoRdE W. HARDNESS.
As-ThIrd Ward.
fOR COMMON CoUrcIL-
CHARELs p. wANNAIJ.
mySo7R' -. MANY NorERs.
AS-To the Voters ofthe Third Ward.
II notice that some person has announced mo A.
without authority. Thisisto inform my friends
that am not candidate for tho Board u Com.
mon Council, but am a candidate for the Board
OF ALDERMEN. NOBLE D, LARNER.
my3O.tc
As-Third Ward.
foR ALpRRnAE-
NOZZLE m InRNER
mysdu 3. hANI Worms.
aS-Third Ward.
foR CoMMON COuNciLA-
JOHN W. sIMMs.
ml2'u MANY vorERS
aS-Third Ward.
foR COMMON CouScrIs-
y. L. HARVEY.
my22'H MANY WORMS
r, q, ;, USs ON. Union Ticket -
foR CoLLECrnR-
WILLIAM DIXON
foR RRutaRp-
SAMUEL Z. DOUGLASS.
WILLIAM FORSYTH.
'fOR ALBANIAN
NOBLE D. LARNER
ION COHnoN COUNCIL ....
JOHN W. slMMS,
o. ALBERT q. HALL,
my3O.to
1S- Fourth Ward No,ntnnt,ons,-THE
VOTERS Of the Fourth Ward had n large aud
sn nH meeting a. the CITY Hall May H.
ported At the ensuing Juno election:
FOR COLLECTOR,
WILLIAM DIXON.
FOR REuTsrHR
SAMUEL 4. DOUGLASS
foR scRSEroR,
=. u. DoNEGAN.
foR ALnWnASl
sBURT LLOYD.
roh NOhNuN COUNCIL,
"; W MooRE
kObEkT y DAVIS,
ELlJAH EDAoNsToN.
myls.to TuoiAs ". BIRCH
A. r.....-.,- r,,. a. = - =.
ba I,,"I SI,,,n. ~ ~. 49,. y mo1unE OF
edncsday evening, e.; s,s 80. III. following
gentlemen were simultaneously nomInRtSJ
UNCONDITIONAL UNION TICKET.
Fur C6ILsGf1r.
ISr Regist str
NJ. S - DopVLAA
w,II,Ig Ros.,.,
g., sII.s'
As,ray I,"xn'
Ey,r E,tn,,,o, I,,,..,T
Cu.RLVs "a kSnss,,
w W Moosp
EtIyaT RpSss,ror
Hr Iss..sa
myl-tf Taas w Rrs,y
-
80 Fourth Ward
MICHAEL LARNER.
myiSu ..l. Ia. MAnT vorTRs.
hs- U..ona,,lon.I Hate. ,r,-,-.
~ anni L..
~" ' WILLIhn nIxoN
pFp''s.-.n. DiAoN'
f0H T sHmTEf poro,,s
- s,,' T. Dou"bAS.
~" WILIT,u popsvru
"a, $1,000. ''h'' Ih'
ron A dRoRGs'R ou,cv
"a, C,'''Sn1' - "VhI'h'
WIN y Tpporso,
las a naVIs '"'
myol.f WIN n ulMiIrox
Ss C1sEt,i W.T. ". E;L. samuel Or, IS.
a. candidate inr Alderman OF th" sixth wa I'd
my'"'' "'.--
enah xXSy,i' mo" T'ohe'-ss''-
FoR CorLEoroR-r
~. p, william DIXON.
sAMIIRI nouaI.S
FoR srRyEYoR-
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70 TO SEE THE
"FLowER QUEEN"
AT
ODD FELLOWS HALL,
WEDNESDAY, EVENING, MAY 81, 1856.
70 TO SEE THE

loFTICIAL.l
hEAbar ARrERs DEP'r OF WARRINGTON,
'flcR % PRoyosr MARSHAL GENERAL,
w DEHENcRs NoRrH OF Por0NAC,
"AsHlsSroN, ID. o., May -, 1865.
',e.''"I Orders No. 4
'oahi to instruction from the Llcut. Gen i
\, Anaing the Armies Of the United States, all
|. Sol' aud places where liquor Is sold, within
- orders ""'''
. NJ Pst'on or persons violating this order will
~ ''a strictly accountable.
'''nmAOd Of Maj. GeHI AraUR.
T. INGRAHAM,
sv., colonel and Provost Marshal General,
Def North Of the Potomac.
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IoTICE. SALE OF ARMY MULES.

NoTICE.-sAJE OF ARMY MULES.
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disposed Of ut public sale, At Washington,
The sales win continue until the number Of
animals Is reduced In proportion to the reduction
Of the armies, now going on rapidly, -
There arc In the armies Of the Potomac, OF the
THOUSAND OF TllH FINEST SIX MULE
TEAMS IN THE WORLD,
Many Of them were bought In the bSIpnlng
" the war, young mules, accompanied the
armies In all their marches aud camps, and are
thoroughly broken, hardened by exercise, Rentlo
aud familiar, from being 80 long surrounded by
tho soldiers, .."
The whole South IL stripped Of farming stock,
and the North also has suffered from tho train OF
animals, taken to supply tho armies.
These animals are sold NJ public auction
TllEY WILL NOT BRING ANYTHING LIKE
THEIR TRUE VALUE and such opportunities
FOR farmers to get working animals 10 stock their
farms, and Tor droycrs and dealers IN stock 10
mako good speCulHtionS, by purchasing them
aud d'sposing Of them IN tho south. WIN never
occur again. O,Mki0s,
ouArternaater General
my2O.SOt Brevet Aaj"s General.
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IL MULES.
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as years established In N. Y. City"
"Only infallible remedies known. y
"Free from POisons. -
mot dangerous to the Human Family
Rats come out Of their holes to die. -
So Sold by all Druggists and Retailers.
AS- ! : BEWARE :! Of all worthless limitations.
R5- PRISCIPAL DEPor, 4s2 BROADWAY, n. Y.
Sold by all Druggists aud Dealers at Washing.
ton, D. G. mll-dawlm