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, 1865-09-12
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS.
stadord's Patent-Thc One-LcEged
84ces

The progress Of the ase Ia nowhere exhibited
mora tavorably than in the differences between the
methods now in usc and those Of remote date, OF
compentadng ID some measure for the 1oas OF
limbs Accuracy Of fsubs.itatlon does not mark the
work Of all who aspire 10 supply the lost under
standings Of men. But among those few who haye
attained to The perfect stage prohably foremo. t
ttfcct, wtoee "linb" 1t will he remembered won
tie one.lesgcd race with such decided advantage
on Saturday saet on the Fhir grounds.
The Stafford leg Is a perfect WORK Of art each one
being built up on its OWE model to fit the injured
limb e1actly, giving the best Of support wilhonl
strain The artificial limb Is then shaped so that
The contour corresponds closely with tlat Of the nm
injured limbs the ioi0fa 80 m0de aud fitted with
the necessary tendons, that the motion In walking
Is quite natural and The material is followed out to
give the least possible weight, consistent NTH
strength. So well does the Stafford limb perform
its otllee, that person fitted with one m7y Enlk,
run, md work az easily and naturally II he hnd
never lost portion Of hlmaelL II ls difficult 10
conceive Of an Improvement and il certainly needs
not to be Improved for any and every practical
The war now closed has made cripp1es Of thou
kands who were before sound and whole. 1t hss
thus ht-ey increased thes demand for a1tlacial
limbs, and while It has atfnnlated improvement
among The few, It has brought out scores Of worth.
1ese things not 1T for nEe. We not,ce That our
lamed soldiers and theit friends a1u lnrgely patron
ling a1r. Stafford, and II does not Eeem possible
tuar the wearers Of his Workmanship c1n avoid
recommending IT strongly 10 those in need Of slai-
Lar appliances.
, 1865-09-12

9ry Dr. niek,.ell,. syrup. It Cures
Cfsmp il Stomach ar Bowels. II eontstns no oil.
dtes. Eestae!e, taie md pleasant For sae by I'LL
DsnEslsss. LoRb & SMITH, Agents.
, 1865-09-12

terry ARD hhubarh. It contains na,h1ny INJURIOUS,
nd 1 Mid IN ~ action. The SUCCESS whIeh most
insaaaey aite2ds its use insurca Il friends In every
iJ:9-e3255de22it.eA tn III
, 1865-09-12

NV a ANTEU-ASehes es-all[e 1nu
w h,rn1c. ia csaya7s los the sale or our new sad
kouInsnfyfuc enzfayfnE-THE BETIRR LAND A
pctnre hat speaks 20 The Inner soul Of MAJ and
This Is yeFy rare WORK of art. and Is receiving the
warmest endation5 of1he c1crcy the press. md
tcaeheE. male and fta1e a1d especially old eaavas
e1s, viii bnd he.e rare opportunity. EoE sc;nI NJ
1 CO., 1C.s Lake street. Chicas0, P O. Box 1870
, 1865-09-12
G1aantfD==:Temalf Relp.

W7ANTED-A Protestant gnl
w having rood refnrencr, To atend table an tAke
enrr of two iiS,{e ones. Apply at 171 Setsewt.Ssr.
, 1865-09-12

"AGoS1 AND NEaonsE.~-Wc notice that the
Doatd ofTrade has exhibited n dc8eut amount Of
rood sas1e 10 order The whitewnshing OF the epols
on the walls, Hitherto occupied bS the two figures
fn. which the Tu1pCxE suggested the names head
1nr thfr paragraph. Let nj hope that the epace
VIII he better occupied by the figures to be placed
tbe1G,
, 1865-09-12

Diocesan CoxvES1zoS.-The annual CONVENTION
of The Episcopal Church. Of the Diocese or llinoeA,
VIII con1ncncc its services on Wednesday morning
{to.norrow) in tie bishops church, corner OF West
Washington and Peoria streets. The anunal eez-
mon viii be preached by the Hcv. G. D. Cummins,
u. D, rector OF Trinity Church, Chicago. 1hcna
viii be fuu choral SERVICE
, 1865-09-12

w WANTED-To buy a Saloon or
=! Restaurant and Fruit staud-,nust be well 10
eais4 Fos one that suits liberal pssea viii b. paid
Atsrcss satin. locAtou. amount Of dail7 t.,de apd
terms OF 5Ats. ~ ! d. Tribune nfifee -1 = M
, 1865-09-12

Vessels Passed Detroit. :,
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Trihpna.1
DEsRcl1, Sepa1{.
Ur.-Nel, chensnEo barley, Treat, uelfensseln, Hip.
Cogrire, Ford Ma1erpA.
uowH.-Ft1Euson. Il
Wind West. !: I'T
, 1865-09-12
Southern Delegations Mt tho Whit.
HOuSc-1fcce1NtS of Internal Ifercnn
-EnrrafNr- EAVvrYrfyH VV1fra

Housc-HcceIHtS of Internal Revenue
Secretary Se1vnrd'a Trip.
NEW YonK, Sept 1.-THE Fosrs Washington
spccial says large delegation from Georgia, Ais
bn1na, Florida, Mississippi, Tennessee and Vlr-
gfna Is at the White Iuuee, Their object 1. to as-
sure the President that bis policy and coareo to-
ward the South arc meeting tho general npproba-
lion Of the people OF those Statrs The delegation
declares that IL return they VIII give ths aaniNIs
t1ation most cofrlal support
The receipts Of Internal Revenue drslng tho past
week wcrs fhirteen millions OF dollars.
Secretary Seward has not set returned. X II
thpuqht he has extended his yts;t to R{chuon1-
, 1865-09-12

"Noaco." I'm ons advertising COLUMNS OF to-
dny Is contained the oEer for ealc OF the celebrated
1unblooded hlAck stallion "Romeo," well kuovn
In TIC army rs one OF the finest 'on the war t,a,h
he it the property Of Dr. ]. Albert Hasy o, s. L..
now fthying at No. IT, Sherman Huuse, who being
abont to ava tie service, |. willing to dispose ar
the animal Ut considerable reduction from bis real
ralne- 'NHomeo" has becn through the caKnraysrns
Of rlelsburE. Rcd River and Mobile, in each one
doing eSsellent service Lie ie now nine yeala old,
well trained 10 either saddlr OF harncse Parties
Saing re- !, E9ee II horss es hoad
ofioc.
Mrs7Emore D1sArrE4nasEE.-undcs TIL. bead
the Quincy Wig Of Friday la, has the following
Ntr. fot:ctt Latham. ucH known In this city As
eno1r manufacturer nnd dealer len for Caicseo on
eince about lhe sub. II Which s,ms be wrote let.
11 10 his family informing them that he would be
home In fcw days We understood that Mf. Il,
come ,arge purchases q! cran, and that he toes q
considerable amount of money with him. When
last heard nom, be was at the sherman Honse. His
abrence. and 1cals arc ente.taned OF Ioul play.
Nj. Laiham IL about Grr feet seven inches In
height, and about thiHy-nvc yazzs Of age, with
tive. Any Information rs 10 LIS whereabouts will
Re loE1ully received by hts distressed wtfo and
FnErcn Liquid DLrE1So.-Alnpng the mlscella
neous articles exhibited ut the Fur worthy Of epc
e.sl mention for their excellence, there appeared
prominently ono which 10 destined 10 BECOME of
The greatest importance 10 every household Ia the
land. ono 10 Which, has already 1,y al who have
teEiedjt been accorded the high prufsc TINT Tor the
objects for which 1t is intended II Il lhout supe-
SrJt3S ynsy-h nv Sr~<
, 1865-09-12
39crs01laI.

pERSONAL--An intelligent wid-
L. ON desires the Acquaintance OF c67istisn sca1e-
children preferred. Would object to Al inIrjli-
gent hacAclot. address, IN sincerity, MRS. T.. ii.
fLATT. MIS-
DERSONAL-The gentleman who
minutes past p. H., In furniture store Vest I,n-
Goipn<trcct-shr ii anxious him asnn. Address
MRS. WILLIAMS, Chicago P. o. n4G6
, 1865-09-12

GhAct1AkD CEE1IH1.-At m adjourned meet
Ing held Yesterday Of the Stockholders Of tho
Gtaeeland Cemetery Company, James l. Rcynplde
WIS elected President in place Of Thomas d. Dsyan
Esq, who resigned in Ausust on account Of hIa
expected departure for Europe
Until further notice the Office Of tho Company
will conti1s n heretofore in BEynn Hall
, 1865-09-12
"A Card.

PErsoxA1--Hon. John Tnn Du.rn md o. Dron.
Eon, OF New Iork, arrived at the Sherman Hoase
las: evening.
, 1865-09-12

VINO ace Axcsa Us.-Ihe Pittsburgh CAypnEex
has the following among it, correspondence, the
letlet from Which it IL extracted bearing date Of last
wednesday: ...
AScuEx attorney at this uty, named Hughes,
Of decided secesh proeli yties has rtazed an indie
pendent fortune say tlfO, COL during the rebellion,
cstatc OF lcdin: rebels loented In this city. Among
1hc1n, john A. Washington, Gcn- DneEncz, ma
sunny leading Virginia rebels"
, 1865-09-12

!" an TED-A 6 so scu q
~ uew, hlshly e1eit!sE and richly eabellisheA
THE NURSE AND sPY:"by M!ss S. Enns F. Ed
monde. comprising the thrilling; adventures Of Tr
crivcd The wArmest commendat1ons OF the eresa the
clsEy. the IrnT. and of indqencs II ali parts Of
llshed, reaching the rneIanple sale Of ever ia 90
copies in seven months md more than 001 Il the
Inst Your ths, with orIcfs ncrrn.g beyond one
,snsSna ~ pxE aey- AHeDss Wi bar IN Mina I'll. !.
Ing meu, Teachers Ladies', aud esectaly experienced
carynsstrs, will end rare opportunity to IaSc
popular, nst selling hook. Far terms, which are very
liberal. apply TO or address J.. A. sTODDARD 4 Co,
tLotorIupha nud AEeptss goods generally, MIA
, 1865-09-12

DIarr1len. Dyhcnterr. sun,mar f.orr..
plant &s, speedily cured BY using Nacuhe's
ABenne PlanL" Sold BY all DfuggisG.
q. ScoyII,
, 1865-09-12
Surgeon WAItchill.

iHeued by Dfjgn1er General Sweet co1nnosn1ont of
thc +ost n, ron,,, nor.,t.. a,..a a. ,,,h r.e
complimentary allusion to the past services Of Sur
reon Whltehll. Is well deserved. uy tho way we
nottce that he las been promted to be lieut CooneI
by B.evet, for 'iaithful and meritorfous eefv'ees
"Surgeon j. c. Whiteh11l, U. s. Vols, having
been relieved as post surgeon, ny tue o.
snfEeon nen1y aa n.s ~ n,,1rsei.iio, nf - ibss
oi1.cer,s Inerits.
s.sQsgcop Nhitchitl* tas been on duty here since
Nor, 1SGi-nIpe mouths. he found much room for
urdrrst.udinc Of, and ready tact, discrimination
and cn,rTy fi meetiur and providing for thc neccs
sJiic. of s nnattun IIn(er his suneryIs}op clean.
lness superior sanitary teEulai9as discipline and
l. cn,Tecs in3nsttious sSf,f.f All, cfiicirut and
metits md rccciycs tae thanks Of he eommsniing
nffcsT II tkc nnst fnr his nuolitfe. as courteons
snuenitl, aoo 0ol''es 40 n' s,aI y. !, o
NEARLY A RonnERr.-Detween one and two
o'clock IN Sunday morning. two unknown butrlars
l,,olr mi, Tho ofI.ee of The Aficbfran southarr;
stoct y,rt,r. and hr ,nrons n a iri1l and ,,nn-
,,n,rae- b,ote oncn tbc e,f,. rnnta;n,no ,hoct
5000 in currency. They prepared the sate for the
e1n1as{or m tle a sDp}v1 match re ired to the
m Il IL nwnIt The result. While there they were
surprised by Alopzo Walt, the u,cht wstehman, hut
felini 10 .hn Garth b1 how ffon einug shot
iaS5s - - su ~, 1 ,be rdians Thr 1re,nnr rom
s,a1r :.tntc uuI Al his chcc, hone and enHn1 him
ptrn.ase. Meanwhile Ihc cxDlo5ion Of Tic eaje
awoke one o. lhe 5ata tceasnen. e. Wno sNsneo otns
p. Tc hcs sssnInsnie9 S tbs nots rem.Ff thst
uness be etfeciei speedy exit, his brains would
ornament the surrounding ground. 1he man
zetrrated, Int ol1y to give an alarm and ohtatn
assistance. WHICH saved the contents of The sale
fhnrrh II failed to hrfeRt the robbers. The injured
, 1865-09-12
EsO1RD OF SUPEny1SoRs,
Annual Mce1lnH,

The annual meeting Of The Board OF Supervisors
Of Cook county commence yesterday a1ernoou,
Supervisor A. B. johnson, The President, In the
chait. The following Supc1v1sors were present
Allen, Atn n,cr, Brndy, Blake, McCotter, Cooper,
Drandord, FarNel, Fisk, Glbbs, Gorulsy, Greede,
Daincs, Hammond, uaEms, Hopkins, Jameson,
Ki1e, Kn1ekesbocker. Niles, ohIendork Pinney,
Pueheck, Rec, nc7ford, Strong, stsinmuller,
The minutes .! The laat days session were read
b. the Clerk and approved.
payment oi bountjee 10 members oi tic sd regi-
mspt nefe,red 10 The War Fund com7niitec.
supe.isc1 Gibbs referred 70 petition RON Nj.
btcn burned up ii BIZ house Al Wheeling. The
War Fund Committee bad refused to pay the money,
md be called Supervisor Strong to report the
Supervisor Strong satisfied the Board that /. had
been attempted to pfactise an imposition. Action
The Town Of Calumet petioned for a bridge
across tbe Calumet feeder. through several Of lis
resident citiacns. 1efeued to Committee on
The report of The Warden Of the Poor House,
D. Chase, was presented. 1t contained ths follow
Il fnmaice aas at The commencement Of this quarter,
s' are TIC aaiional,tea: Irisb, Isl; Germans ID;
Scotch. :; French 8; NorNegfane, 3; Bohemtan,
;rsGs9 I; Go1o5ca n..ei 70; Americans II; English s;
5hess asE 3 insane persons In this honsc; 80
insane 1cnalcs hare died during the quarter Eight
Tie p1at and Bills accompanying or road In The
pknlonsauou Of the Archer road, YVES received md
Supervisor na.nes offered n resolution to the
eCec1 that committee Of three he appointed to In
spccta The icondiion OF the plank road leading to
,le gSoE honss. wt instructions to report on cost
1he eni]cct WIS referred to the Committee On
, 1865-09-12
TheAmerscnn uot-AIr Cooking Stove.

The Albany Argus says:
Albany has long been known throughout the
country for the articles That ma1nfaciure not
The lcast among which Is the erea; variety Of
stoves, specimens OF which may be fonnd In almost
thoee naest worthy Of pote i. The American Hot
Cooking Stove Inanntaetured By shesr, P.csard Il
Co. 7hie ttovc has been prominently beiofo the
given sreat sallsfaction wherever Introduced, and
ie universally spoken of in taEna4 af d.. hish4~t
viii add still further to Its already high rcnutsos
All thnsc In puesu1t Of the best article f1 ibis Iipc
should not fall 10 e1aua1Eo the Improved Amerf-
can.'''
Fer eale by S. ]. surdam l. Co., No. 1ss Lake
street.
, 1865-09-12

The Nuptial Tie hns been described nv
knot fxed with The tongue which The teeth cannot
un!oose. But The teeth themselves, IL beautiful by
tho sid Of sozoaaut, arc powerful agents in prq5a-
charm, which thie delicious preparation lends 10
The breab, too, llas decidedly hrmenial tendency
White teeth and pure brcathl' What heart can
restst them. tcpJmGl9-st.tucsAsai
, 1865-09-12

OK SUNDAY SlouT 8 member Of tho city police
force discovered japaallcd tin boz on the side
walk. On North Nay street, near Third. The name
Off E. smith uas in gilt letters on the side Of the
box, which was full Of muster rolls, leea1 papers
etc. From the papers 1t would secm that +. E.
smith Nns an ofhcs1 In the New York voluutecr
infautry. and aleo member Of the b.r. The box
may b. found nt tue Second Police Station. The
Id md fncS NrIc NlCDchcd "a.
, 1865-09-12

Go to tho Best-Go 10 Bryant l.
Strntton,g Chicago Commercial College to get
fhorourh, practical business education. or to be-
come rood Telegraph OpesatoE. Address (enslo.>
ing stanpsl tor circulars, DnTAST g. STATION,
Chicago, Ill
, 1865-09-12

Canlelfn Balm nnd Bloom OF thc
Damask Rose, Tor bcantifying and tadfaung the
complexion. A supczlasiveaT elegant preparation.
Fer sale eEe9yUhetc.
au1Q-hsa6H Hh I'll "a To
, 1865-09-12

FtnE DETAR1xES1-PARADE-Th Chicago Fire
Derarmcpt was cut in full force yeste1day, their
uniforms BRIGHT and machines polished and gaIly
DECORATED. 9hey formed IN procession headed By
The Great Western NSh, Guurd Daud, md ps1aded
the principal streets OF the city The OCCASION Of
the celebration YVES desire 10 do hunnt 10 John
Decker Esq, for n1auy years Chief Engineer OF the
New York Fir Department. Hho rode In The PRO-
In an open barouehc. Alr. Decker ia the guest or
11r. Uau1s during his etay In this city; be goes
hence to Milwaukee.
, 1865-09-12

A Eoop paAcE 10 SIAT.-The "Jnlien" House,
Dubuque, Iowa. ID one Of those few places m which
The traveller feels at home. All4ts appointments
nre No. J.: lis peolrieter ia hrstclass caterer,
ant IL ably seconded by HI. johnson. the chile
clerk, md hts c1idcH corps Of wnlters. Pereuns
The 0lulien 1hcy will find it al that one cau de-
uir
, 1865-09-12
ADMINISTRATIONS.

"ANTED-Situation-Anyo one
w desiring the services Of smart, active young
man. willing to b.. generally H. ind one bY
adtressir@ line 20 u $" T. o. Co1 G117. Etsct-
riyfn. UEn
, 1865-09-12

Crumptonsa Strawberry Balsnm 1s
A. certain remedy for piaHhea, Dyse1ts.y, aHd M
Agcnte; 18 Lake etrcet, Chicago. - -,
fyGcSy6.Gt-Tn "a Tu
, 1865-09-12

GM1TII g. NIXON'S HALL.
~ FOE 1unEH NIGHTS ONLY.
AoypAy, TrFEDA1 and WEDNESDAY, Sept II, u and 13
, 1865-09-12

To Cup1sa11stx.-.The advertiser. of
mauy years experience In u certain b.auch Of mer-
canfilc business. wishes to join capitalist NTH
Eo1a SsoeO0 TO SIS QUO in este hltshlns awholesale
honsc Ia thle city. Address with real lamc (Which
ehail be strictly eonadcDital) T. O. Uoz s.sSaS.
AOlNr;rS
, 1865-09-12

Tho hofest and best remedy for D1ar-
Il UNdeTsQns tuMtnaiice, q compound Of Black
, 1865-09-12
NewcoHRb's Winstrols,

- PERFORMERS.
Remodeled md greatly improved for the Fall aad
Doors open 1t LA commence nj o'clock.
Aenixalon $ cents; rtserted seats. 80 erhts.
, 1865-09-12
IMantFnzzagftlt5.

-
/ g2aanten==ageats.
| MANTED-Agents-*75 to 5000
cSau5Bs 81 sss ssss e " :: fs:sit
lmEroyed saa pcte The psst Drtce .,ss9n s ri
81 81 n:s en q
,sa 81 SnE
'fs: ss1ss II e
| WANTED-A ents-Disabled
ss 'fsfes'f R,sess s.
Rsatsea s9a snas ~ s
aeounds Il ,siniae eyena and coulaina mose Of tae
q 4
s.s'st s'sfi :s5s
| WANTED-A E t.s-Every-
rHovzD NTE Es e
Z I'll lse sSs Gssa sstss s.te; seS ss
! w ANTE D-A gents-For the
w standard Hlstog of the war, complete IN one
f sua basis seess TSs i. j.. .ss 6eos i4e psorIs
Eli Ss:sE S ;sas
1
s S{s}5}i = IS IS ::s rs rs s
w Agents-1IaIe and
.oat,sa a e asH
ssss g Is sd p1sa Ry 81
xan s;1, ;as 1qse,, I'D
ieaeaet. male aad Finale I'D espeels5 ola e1avas
w IND hs,s inr rarf E9f
S$s II is IsEs sssess esiss .: box ssa
WTANTED-Asents-F5s sell the
" Fspan Mp Of Ee: est
~ Stss| {. TSs ~ a f. Rs r.
ssS tsssS = ssss S
feSfss1 say I'd fss &C. g. IS
WANTED-Ag gent ts-To seu q
hy y ssih ssSsE sEsS 11d ,aa a5s son
aals sry W asn ~, FEIp LID u srRsE Which has alrssiy -
crivcd The wArmest coumendat1ons of the cresa. the
ss fa 1a y
i'6ed. reaching the neIalnpl2 sa!s of sEsr s.: 90
Nassfs I'll ss9 # syS ssls
msn: TeaesS5s - Ladies' aad sssssiay; s1s5sassa
5nsy s neq az a aae ,s * iss IS
ri, , s e T. ssfss, Eos f:; sf r.
S Ses,s9 Rc1 5a
| WANTFD-Ag e nts-In overy
ee0 sa aS Il Fsa
sad '''
Ths foowlrs lss:eF IT, Ann Gen. Sherman shows the
's'N' ~-' 49,. - L LaScas1rz. Ohio :7u1y II. 30.
T. Is e as ssfes e q m
United Eintes has hsd acce., nv order and letter
81 e Gee Is
topubli.h memoir Of my Lug anl Sesvlces. hays
sat5rntic nd no o:hsr person IL had sash o.
5 S q 81
can interest the general f. Wit + SIBERIAN Mi Gen.
sd @ Etc. sas5 cd u
Mg . toE AZ oasot ND .n..on,ns seyet! eonat!ss
tevnsSps 70 essin sith, 81. hol rssssya.loa
eo9p 81 Sr Zach asn; - thas a. FIis7
fsSSS ,4.asy Ts1xFn
| lWANTED-Aecnts-Tos sell by
w suascrtption only, GRANT AND SHERMAN.
nowred historian snd n,1li,sfy sIossaFhsr, hon. j.
ess s M 70 SSfS % Nane4 shat Saa a s!s
ee Astss 5spsss = : sssFs i ~ sao:sss
81 - =
H;si Bssf = sssss ssss Il
! ]W7ANTED-Agcnts For aThe
| are doius well With this work. Z. L. SCOTT. 1868
, 1865-09-12

Are they Eoin@2-yve refer, render.
to your teeth. Be afefnl. Next to your eyes,
gans. Ufe the ffagrant So1oposT. 1t will al once
arrest decay and prevent what ere no;y hui mere
specss from being oridees: L. z brtsk Il win save
That can savc them. Reflect On this. selan3sl
NotIcc.-Thc Boarding House Register for East
Ihrttay. ihe 14th INST, at the College Office Nc
t1opo!Itan Hall. Those who can accommodate
sinIents will please call md give name, number
end street. u. A Uu1soN, Secretary.
se1su5Q4
, 1865-09-12

Thirty Dollars Reward If the Indian
hc,h doctor fafls 10 describe and tell hfa patients
The ratrrc of their complaints or Illness without
receiving my information from thstn. No charge
for Information or advice. on1co s. Monroe street
se1a-n5l1
, 1865-09-12

MA1uIAL 1NT1DluT EIoPEHET on
Sunday last Detectives Sherman md Douslas A.
rested Al hotel opposite the Eock Is1And depot
couple mined Maria Nmn and William Calvert.
Calvert ia returned colder. haiins from Hudson,
Indiana, Mhefc he pcrs naded the WOMEN, who is
the vile Of Thomas Num-, his own cousin, TO aban-
don ler lu.band and home End clope with him
Thc Enilty pair arrived here on Saturday night and
passed al The establishment Where they were ar
learning their Io1ie followed them ii u subsequent
tra1n. causing theit arrest md return to the place
Whence they cane, there to Learn the penalty for
1hetf offence. Mrs. Num- is d Wom1u OF an nse euf
hcaert 10 have given hsr more sense. She Is the
mother uf three children.
, 1865-09-12

WANTED-Ac ccnts-To sell by
~ suascrtptlon only, GIANT !M\SD ~ G GsHERM;AS.
nowEed historian and military blozranher, Hon. j. 7.
ieadlcy. comprising popular bo1sphtes of our Prom
ties beges adventures &c. with numerous portraits.
battlc secnc natchvs. mara &c II ouc l2Iss oesay9
PRINT. Thc.s Is no xors paissd shat San III !ts
One Agent reports 2 orders IN tont days another %
In week. and says no can sell ten Of these 03oSs
where agent sell one Of any other work Another
reports 0 Ia twelve dnys and other
book srnts canvassng u the same town. This cus
rhattca1ly tie book for the times. For teu1 1nd ter
r!tory address ut oucs C. =. LuLeT, Publisher, 70
EeS rnftiN' E;nce (.hIcarra N. n{3l
, 1865-09-12

DRousrD.-0n Thursday 1ast- Abraa Anderson,
a Norwegian Eailor On board the Chicago schooner
.Odin," In Muskeson Lay, while lowering the
ya.rl-boat fell overheard md Nne drowned. The
botlr wns recovered, though not before lift vas
quite c1lInct, and was inferred n the cemetery ii
Muskeguu.
, 1865-09-12

At ~ INouEsT held before Coroner Wagner
upon the body of Ancc Hickman, aged two scass,
the tpb.,t daughter Of John Hockzaan residing On
ssuptou etrcc., between Reuben aad Laain. who
WIS dtpyned BY falling into deep gutter In frout
ofbgfatherte house. The jury returned the 1ollon-
Inc verdict; .4That the sid Anne Hickman cane
to ber death by accidental Drowning; and VIC, The
Tn1 81 tbe Board OF Public Works to tie necessity
al improving The condition OF said (Sampson} street.
hy proper drainage, to prevent accid@.s Of tim-
flar patUSr.n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-27
Funeral Cercmon, by the Arion Society.

Tuesday evening the Gcrmania Assembly Room
was Fled with highly intelligent audience composed
IF both sexes to listen to grand funeral ceremony In
honor of our late President. The was tasefu!y
lrapcd in mourning In front Of the orchestra was
life size portrait OF Lincoln underneath was the motto
Rather than Sacrifice tho Liberties Of tie Country
would suffer Assassination"
Over the ROstrum was a banner bearing the inscrp'
ton: Lincoln has finished what was begun by Wesh'
iagiOn.'
The exercises were commenced with funeral rnarch
from Sauls after which Mr.. &. f Triacca brehy IN
formed tie Society OF the object Of the meeting when
was to NANTES. the Aron SOcys profound re- poet Tor
the character Of Abraham Lincoln the LiDerator.
Resolutions which Lad been previously adopted "eIs
read BY the Secretary G. l. Bolder and then the grand
chorus lu.egcr Vitae was sung
Dr. Keesman was then introduced who congratulated
tie audience upon the unity of feeling winch exists ~
lie North in opposition TO Slavery since the nation had
be.h blpizcd IN the blood Of Abraham Lincoln. 1ha'
hcnccforth the nation Is 70 be genuine democracy.
The TRIBUNE and WOTii were the only newspapers t,i
had understood Lincoln. and no man knew Tie peobe
las well as nc or tac time or the means so Wen, nc
seid The time for tho immortal proclamation hai no,
come when the Abolitioust demanded II, Oat ~ Liu
aJuudeni.y come when Abraham Lincoln put IL lori-
the peOnle were prepared ior II and In th.t uhd!ins
document Lincoln las shown himself tho foremost III
the mntcfs OF history.