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The New York herald., 1866-06-18

Death Of Major Israsi ~. Pss"sm.
RocHurEs, June II, tscs
Major Israel n Putnam. formerly Of the Third New
York cavalry, died suddenly of heart disease a. bis resi-
dencs In this oiU last evening
The New York herald., 1866-06-18

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The New York herald., 1866-06-18

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The New York herald., 1866-06-18

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The New York herald., 1866-06-18

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The New York herald., 1866-06-18

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The New York herald., 1866-06-18

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The New York herald., 1866-06-18

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The New York herald., 1866-06-18

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The New York herald., 1866-06-18

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combination y saa dsiaas pasf' csssiaaau go
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The New York herald., 1866-06-18

Detroit Iis family was removed from ONO in 1915.
He had been married in 1900 a Marietta 10 Miss Eliza
beth spencer Of that place, BY whom he had several
children.
Mr. Cass vas appointed Secretary Of War by Prcsdsn,
Jackson 10 isSi during tho critical period u nulins
ment in crushing the treason which again grew and bos
somcd In ls0i aud dugup root and branch. in 1888
The Of Mr. Cass In 1888 mder than thosa
which Jackson threatened aud nr Lincoln com.
peled ~ adopt IL was he who originated and formed
he delegation o. nedators from Virginia 70 Charesioo
Jaeksons mediators, General scott and the army
MI Csss always had scrupuious regard for the rights
altered bis opinion 70 have him date
sdmIrer Of Thsddeus ~ vens policy state rights
sacred with him. and he exhibited the scrupuous
regard for them and that political principle.
In 1893 General Cas- ieft the Department of War N
u well known that he enjoyed the full confidence II
Gensral Jackson who anxious that he should rrtan
his scat in the Cabinet till tho exp ration Of MA admins
tration. But bis health having been broken down by
official labors could not remain and he retired With
the decisive proofs Of the good feeling and satisfaction
OF the President One q letter thanking him
for his services and tho other the oEcr of The
He le Tor that post in October 1899 and continued 10
OIL u until istl Our diplomatic Intercourse with
yssr s.sp. ny n. .v. n s or
nty question: which fsmsrtine and rinckney had
qusrellcd In iTes, bad been settled aud De.
succeeded In doing In very shor, time Ne then took
trip the Mediterranean Sea for his health return ng
70 Paris In 1893 BY far his most important dIplomsic
action the settlement OF the question Of the quiutspe
treaty, OF the most poet-nous subjects which have
threatened honor interests England from pro-
esscd phianthrop'c but from really Interested views
seeking 70 establish principle OF maritime police
by which she could search the vc<se OF all nations ira
vcrsins the ocean By ps,ssvsrius efforts she had ob
sos great smal-by which the right Of search
vAs granted She then declared that she could not
nations 70 sscssln 70 whoh shsy belonged she should
asume that right and stop board the vssse cf tbs
unpa s.s.ss ss.r.vW shsy might es toasd And 70
The New York herald., 1866-06-18

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persons becoming of age subsequent to said
publication. 1t Is therefore urgently request
ed that voters be prepared to give such aid in
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J. II. KELLETT,
Sheriff Thurston Co.
Olympia, April 7, 1866.
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Sherl6's sale.

SherlH's sale,
DY virtue ofan execution issued out Of the
ID United States District Court of Pierce
county, W. T., and to me directed and deliv-
cred, have levied upon, seized and taken into
execution, and will sell according to law on
the premises on
Monday, tAs 93d day q April, A. d. 1859,
at o'clock ?. ~, Of said day, the following
described real estate, toswit All that certain
piece or parcel Of land situate In Piercecoun.
ty, Washington Territory, that is known on
the recorded plat Of Lafayette Balch's part Of
the town Of Stcilacoom as Lot No. Eve (6), in
Block No. (ll), together with the tenements,
hercditaments and appurtenances thereunto
belonging, or in any wise appertaining, the
same to be sold to satisfy the balance Of
judgment calling fl the sum of 1850 90, with
costs and increased costs, rendered by the
aforesaid Court, in favor Of VIM. W. Miller
and against A. q. Lowell, ct al, and James L.
d. Jester, garnishee.
STEPHEN JUDSON,
Sheriff Of Pierce Couuty, w. r.
Dated, Stsilaeooa March ~, 1855. l%:Aw
, 1866-08-22

restoration OF the rn'on md ,he prctc.7atIon Of
1nnch nc regret to sever cherished potseai as.o-
cations and 10 co-opcrate viii former eDcml.s.
re mus. n9sfsF to se %i,h tho.s who hare ssa
who were sieh. and now are wrong.
Believing that our Government 7s again In dan
ger, We appeal to yon who have fought 10 sayo It,
ind who hold Ii asares and more qaercd than ali
party ticf, to con1o 10 the rcscne Ietthe eoldteEs
aud sallofs agrcclug with Us Il, sentiment. but who
tic action Of theft socictie4 Of local conycptos.
lc, Us 1ncet ln force Al Cleveland on The I'LL nf
Constitution was psocjamSd ly 20 our forciathers.
, 1866-08-22
TEXAS.

Correspondence in Relation 10 the He
cent Transfer Of the state Government.
WASHINGTON. August a1.-The following t. the
relative TO tic transfer or illc
State of 1cx.s to The authorities choscn by the
WASHINGTON. u. e., August II. 1865.
To Hls Exeesleney Andrew j. Hamilton. Pso-
sin: 7lc limc has arrived when, Ia thc luds-
n,cnt Of tho Hctldeut OF lhe United Slater, TIM
care ara conduct OF the rFopsr affairs Of The Ssate
ss es sp ehe peope 81 ihceeef What
s'atss. By direction d lilo i1es|,ent, Therefore
iosc rcpofed iu you Is rroslsiunni Governor Of
ttc State Of Texas. Whenever the Governor cicck
thall haze accepted aud become qualified 10 die.
IL your .cuttoly to his Exce11ency. tho Governor
s|tst foa 10 y} pssse p'; K!xs n,s fsply sessjyInF
otsisn, Hss s sst1sa " be ysae yGes most
Aching acctrlnry Of stato.
DEPARTMENT or 4TATE.
WASHINGTON, August II.
To ILL., Excclichey, ths dnseror Of tbs atAte Of
''m: liy direction Of Tho President, I hare tho
i.nnor hofrMi't, 10 trAstiit sopy 81 sntnnart!''
lcnsy. hnirew J., Hamilton, l'fnslsnnat 3uveEnor
tiuAt hTst1Joie Fcttnsett IN hillIs naid AltGclEA
to Ar3t,es !nsn ypnf at:acsa!sMcS' possession tho
the honor Il, trnt!cf ynA tllt cn.opcrntlon of tho
Uovrrnlneht ut Thu United ktsrs. whenrvas 1t
may bs t0slI1 nrcsaanry. In ff:cclNR tho easly rU
.sotss!an as,A tho pesnnMcn. prosperity a'.l We!:
iatc Ut tlr xtata Over which y1u liasu boon called
IL pIrsIt1r.
lha.r tu. hnnor tn lic. with great respect. your
most ubr.lLrnt scsran'. {:!aMed.l
f1EHnr HrANnEHhf,
Acting tecsolAry of saato.
IFG1EEfNttt.I
AtSrix. 1'rxns, August Il.
70 The fiou. II. stnnbcrry, Acting bcciclnry VI
FtalG:
s; r H. fn,,ans cf s 't 1.tt"r, n fe's va,
iMrhrd 0.er II tu ns!lCuts clcct l'cv u! nsnt!ru
ti!o itesl,ient Il tte appreciation ,nttsnlcti By
@ @ cysr !r n,t .trp{sni I" IL aa.jt.y I VII u
the pcapiu IL tl,u Ncncra1 ties'rnincnt.
ltr.mrffnlly,
tSlEnrl,} j. ". TniIncK uoHr0a.
, 1866-08-22
EENIAN PICNIC At BUFFALO.

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"asen Tro",s % on ti,c % tsai s.isc"X xi.ns,
tn,,.,in % Itn,'i-i.rr:t,"et g rai J",,t',',n md
:.!e eI'r","n:-*e:csi,r. :. ;. Inn. !: u.
1aotcs.,rnt.,
lspccial n~rale' to tl'e Chicago Tribune.
h'frAt.'. AngaI u.
Tho Fchlan ftrnle in'scd Of IN sl.r most OF.
,,tty u,nu,r,r t,rr H. tk, nt,,,1s i,rnr In ntirbf
nurc mi, thr ,,rrn,r., cn,h,,.,nsn, n,ani6,,tr,1
~. a''a '1 w., .',''.
III" l'oc"'rl"1'. Numbering '",n' akS' n'f',
If armed nnd ,l.rtt,Inc troo,,s wrr,, in the lur,
r'l'ou.nrd. ur ~t.anvcrr ft'n' n]1 part" or .u
Fo"'''s ""'t' ~ h't s.s. "''' "'',HH'' 'io "Ac''
str. a. ~ E!nss M1aeh ~, ~ has .a1 po'ns "AeEo
@hE trot,s'a t!t,'n;Eeu 0n tlo rtccnt !atti.
T ,i. a1k Pan u f." f. txsr ~ 'S W. & ' II
; rraf" .a nt sa sos 1as s moSe ~. 'arnS nn m aay.
Gi9a,, nMtn;s,. ny aM'ng 3'o "pnnaH; wore:
iitutien 1 n "fs' ia!iiu 81 ii%:s,s"" ias:; ssos
'aec cnrcns n hi n ts 1:ntS a ovn" c adi;
hrast'. Tie entiso asscmla:se joialns in tlsc puf.
sp'. With s,ea. sasso: ..,,- .,,,.
t2nas va" gfEahszsst sionna ~ *ianA. ana =.
sra % 9Ne H. "a; loudly called dor' and %as ,n!1o,
diced " 5hG ; 1ai,m amid : ths ots H. dsatSinng
os tc Sa, an'ss %s'eor s esene q ill., liz sfS I
Lot regard j. a. ~ honor Intended l,r h'ni. 9ns
iur ths pfiaciPlcs ana tns cause "nien
Ge represented. ~ sata ne Nas no
rpes.sh niaf;er' az oMa!neSs !ay III
aho!hef alseet!on. .so1 !9nG stnTe ac 41o II ~ ~
p1,innnS 70 - eH:fce @ ois psfeaifs ' ,i q! 5e
otns. tEc p ~ 1T . 1tsrs ~ ~ tn'a d ni' i, y
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ptetett ~ lM1S IL Nusin .!,nt " ~ w suas ~.
1hoie tnau 'U.ovo Eouu nnn Wy H1sh; Ma. chhs u
| wards tac sca ln na!shh o. llsh laoeneHqence.
Canada was !nyatea rot because the Fcn;hn:
want that territory, nnt oec'nfe It ts the "cakes
point nf the t;Fi'i:h Gosnr'!ncnt ana bnt lot N
vigilance Of the Uh1tet ~tale", success Ma:l AaFs
| crowned that campaign. lie raid That the fcnial
/ force wns consposc1 Ut men who !iat touGht 70
1hc tnitGd s!a:e:: t.3l too' Ia manS s9acs, Ia III
S'ate Of President 'ohu*9I ntlu ne had al"a5s re
ga1ed lhs istent"a ., tue Gores'.msnt a. 9ssti
| fcssly siEtcnt aud severe inc t'rc.t7chs anu sec
| tctaTy ol slatt, he scnatSed, may oe aSashst US
| hut the Anes7can people arc VIII ns ana "hG'
ale people speak, even theis FulefR must Fehaaa'
Ei!Gnt+
The time @on!a come. 70 eritc oi Feeslaen
| J0!!neon, when liish liberty would nc saecSss
, 1866-08-22
FROM NEW ORLEANS.
Newspaper $uxpcn.ton-R Records Picked
TIT nj Srn-TlIr Cotton Crop fn 111*els-
AIprt-('ftF Matters.

Newspaper Su.pcn.fon.-- Records Picked
TN nj Scn-Tl,r Cotton Crop fn 11l*sls-
%5Pr1-Ctty 11attcF*.
NEW 0n1EAxs. August :I.-The New Orleans
Tribune. The 1erpnblican.Frcctamcn ofga1l, an'
nolst,cet II. fcmp6tnry suspension today:
Two ho,1lc+ were pickrd up on thc 18th. in tho
No. l.-"S}ip Flying Esgle, Nay aa:th, !stH.-t.ust
nEl nntl4 and In lore1esf coalition, with SIX feet
nattr III hnld. tSiErc,t1 CnAaAS." M. tmreh
faded, In pencil -.' rn!tra States ship ruwhnttan,
Chinese coaEt. October 18th. lSs:.'
t'ottnn II srpnrtei onfy knre.hf~h In the c1a!.
crn rnr. cf Waucn and Claiborne. Mississippi.
ind devastated by worms.
II Madison, CAssNl. Claiborne md scott
connl!ct ri :t!$ plantations. who In 1@al cmplny
cd 7,t.i ha1nla on st.1ft Arre-. making 1891
hatr@. ts,rrc Arc this year j. tG' hard* planting,
=. ri scsr-.. Frcm ohcf cor1cs ,crcrtf arc OF
fnll. On this ha*fs the cror Of 1sEaf wnnt! i,g
ttltNH In Mississippi. and 1.7oo.oo tn fhe United
Stntrs.
i III rrfrun4, rnwntrokcr, an Common strect,
vas ,uh,sd to-day Of f. sFV worth ofjcwclF, from
Ttr Major i. In mil excise Of nil hi. functions
with no netual interference by the militia,
Tic repors IL, that in place Of General Sheridan
lvEuy oilcfc1 10 report 10 tJcntcnnnt-tienera
ehernn,I. lie WA gissn by the President nnlhuEtj
sa+ErrenA dismiss nMy affect. cl<tl or military
hr snti 1T. lie removed no one.
The ch11crn tfrntts an aatiitday wcEc twfhty
eight. IN Sunday fourteen. 1hr disease r on IN
rrrrnsr it, thr rY. bNt TnElnr M .he r!aMtasa"n'
np the risrf. Tic deaths hrr chiefly nHlonF I'LL
hrrttrR,
, 1866-08-22

INXAErNEk1 1]TYtCH,
!MAAriiEar-x> Narth Il, ls-s.{
MR4aRs. +. IT, WA-tA.t K ttA-t a1u well nt.ut. tnf.d
rHa several of ihe ,*a!is tts!zrr* Of h- lily WI,
lAs In4sl your Hair Et rt .ali~t t1su
Iha>~ .o I.s "lv.tlk an.i eau chtr:i.lly Tr-,ul-
1EeEtt It IL bcl. tEc teet nrt1rir IL thu llrkrs.
II. H. CtLAAtHElsIAlN.
1.E Fr.h.u
, 1866-08-22

Sure Cure for Chste71 has been fund in Dr. Butt'E
EXCELSIOR IIS{MESr. lis N internal ard e1tes-
{ rA'rtmrGy, sold py all Druggists.
Aan2factured II $40 sonth Clafket Chicago
, 1866-08-22

machine manufacturing trm, doing good h1snes1
In An EaRttTn city, wish locate in rChcAgo
aud 4Ie dcslrous ot aasociattng henaclveWitn cspt
tal for that purpose. Best Of rrfces can Be g1Fea
u to integrity md ability. Au4fS4a b H' +. "
Hpa 713. Hartford, Con1. t8-ott
, 1866-08-22

Vts,,1sE II. y. IT,, March n, ts4i:.
MEssas- T. /. NALLNk : C'',-4;+nt": 4 fflrl'i a,i
yt-ts III try your Preparation, -t,ti1 ErsAt
txt II hat hlll. II lau:h>! taH it., b,t
ednreneal to the trial. AM pE4as*l With it, havc
te%ttx IL thoroughly II hA. MY hstt :ld whL-
krF~ "a tkcr natarlt eu!oE, an Asep. urr1 cuu-
u,r.4l 1t ~ all IL nct13+ ". L. FARMER
, 1866-08-22
FROM EUROPE.

1.y Atlantic Cnb1e-ObIcct OF the Visit
Of Tfnximl1fau'n WIFI III France
1tun,or&xl Treaty Of Prace 1sct*tcen
Prussia. Austria md 13nvatan- -f&n*.
sin, Au4trln nnd Fruncn TO Enter Iii.
IL nm h1tinncr-An Official Denial
frDfil NMt,O1r0tl-I4aGr&t Financial aud
Commercial News.
t'A,ttr August sl-,, n,-1s IL denied on autllor.
iiy tt,ht the Empress Of Mexiso ss'.o IL here, has
lh,rntc1eA tl,hl Mnx1riilnn Will abdlcato whrn
tIle Fr1lrl. troops nro Withdrawn from Mcxfcu It
Ii nlrp rtncd BY Authority thai hrs fntaaf0n tn
France IL IN nak the nas!atnncc Ut lhn French
turcrt tM Arx1co 1rfor 10 'trr evacuation u I'll.
country IL qnr'l the lnrn' ecH.a.
lA,t1a. August 21-n. m.-tt II snmorcd tlaa
tuncu Inn hccn mas1e between yfNssIx. AHsttla
a,l I,a,n,la. The te,,ort Ia alan rnreunt lhat thu
tar 1f ltsstla tn. thkcn tOtnal sloa towar't* tho
,1,.cultuttnn Uf treaty uf alliance between Nns'
rln, FraNrr anu Aurtrla.
nur*T, Aurust Yt-n. m.-Thc steamship Flilu
dr. Paris. Ealtn1n ettIn0uI. fr0m Suw fOtk, A9'
Knht It'll. ha* arrived.
t.rrLnsrnwk. Augrnt Ais. n.-Thv Atcan,shlp
Palmyra fl0m New iofk, A,gust Blt, attivrd tluro
thr mur,,1nr.
1.om1tt,AUrl!nr, AnE,rt MA. m.-fhe ktuam.
ship Peruvian Grom t.Hcl'cc. August 1iIt, lns mr.
rived her.
1A,,r, Augusl 9t-t,. m.-1llc statement thu!
Fra.we t,un ir,unnirsi turr}turta. rrsrtan% from
ttIgtam I. untrue. Thu .h,n'Fsar "f to'.1ay "tf''
chilly elsrr tho rcpntt s1,as fa'oIta Inv "r|tt"H
IN thu tilng uf t}cxnn. and nj la ran'v llnr ron.
llrn,* llsu nlntt thai Fr'her will TINT demand u
llsiu.a ...e es.~lu of any Vatt of er dntulatans.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
1nxnox, AugiI,i @l-r. M.-!l1la following aro
.a .tal !!n,o: M To :'e"s at a. n',ltss 70.
iiiiro[s c:,aralr riarr.; uitcl stain. Sas 'Si.*.
la'xnoS: Ausu.l -Soau.-,r'i!n followlus a!e
% , stat:, Is lills ttal a snny sls,ts III
''1Is ias%"s. aHss,.t ei-r. M.-7ho following a'e
~ %; :p: Hsi lts:lw%ay AT % ssrss 4 fiaa's csn.
IL hns,!ot, xnsus. su-r. m:-Tao tolton mar, a,
1alc* .nl'ldll,!s ul.laI.l., =, l:aia IT,: bread
:s'; e. ID. iHe tal,ow 1na:ssi !a assnss.
| llefl:roo.- Angus, a'-SoDn.-rl, co!.on mar.
kst orcMs At nbosl I; ys,tG;sas G Ine sa'
n;c sli,i ano,eG al laa;i.
$1sa;i Il l. ngnsS;5 t.. sa;;as 'hc ,,,Ss 1sw:
soot up s.ixu i,alcs.. Mt1dins uplaad@ clos: q
l3t3d. The bGradstuis market II easier, though
TG% The prce'sion %a!s, Is uncl,anscd escep, io
! pork, which II declining.
Additional i,1 European Mail-Ha.f* Of
the Treaty Of Peace between Prussia
and Austria.
Tie prcliminaries OF peace between Anst1ia ani
Pras.ta were signed at Niko1rbntc, on the .+':h a
July. url proclaimed ut Vienna on tht 81 N :ian1
ilsrnner. and ihc s,ipulatfons. AZ officially, IN
nounccd arc % The following eject: Anstria Is t
i.sc 10 tet,itory, except !ta. q xsnetia; III
The t;e1manie Corfet!czatios, aNa gives hls a=:en
to new organization, irom which Austria shal
e 1n AG:,a " 5e'"7h asis II r ,s el1ns eet
from Austria fUty millions Of ta1Tcra> 10 cover VA
, 1866-08-22
Restore Geay Hair to its Natural Color

Or the money III n rrnlect In ere17- !.ztanr.
As this .prrrA's::un II eun,p1rnt,rriy rev in tia
ronnirr. the prcrsfttots prtut the test1EGa.a1 OF
writ knoN peTttn. ~ 10 it4 excriienCr.
, 1866-08-22

MnrtEa1 Law Declared In Choctasv
County-Conttnuet Abnsc and Murder
Of Frcc<lnacn-Thc Cnusc-A Cuban
Pirate Captured.
NOBLE, August sl.-MaEtfal law has been de-
c1ared in CAottaw County. Ala, in consequence
OF ibe CONTINUED abuse Of freedmen. whom The au.
thoriiies refused to protect Several white rae2
r.. and arc now held IN closc custody. Summary
proceedings will probably be found necessary tn tn
oiher counties, n continued complaints ate daily
asr1sin. from perettuled blacks.
A Cuban pirate vessel, carrying nine rihed guns,
and one hundred and hfty men. Was captured ye:
tcFIlay hs United Statce revenue ca.;er, whit
stct xas made. According 10 ths pirates booss
She had captured eleven 1aerchAntmen within t1.
wrcht, III, board was found $S50,0 ,000 in spcc1'
4 ro1, h1aa
, 1866-08-22

For Further Telegraph Src Fourtl
ssx4.
, 1866-08-22

Bat1 for 1hc philadelphia Convention
Itr Only small Cr1tuab Rude1y TaRcn
Away.
ptSyEu, Col, August e1.-Mr: chilcott, Radical
Kcpub!ica, candidate. Is elected TO Congress over
uHut, Administration. The dtspatch referred 10
fio,1. Is erroneous. The Southern conntic*. hith-
crto Dcnocsatic. return large Republican major
itice. oy.hn
s:1h eass: .shnnt't majority for Congress is re-.
duccd TO rht,ty and The district get to hear tom
viii probable elect Cheott the Radical e1noiaa'e.
, 1866-08-22

cliff, Of Illinois, as President. CoMHl.tie.. =
appointed On the Rubects Of eight hours, Of tratles
unions Of strikes, of tue political action Of na-
uonal organ. Of permanent national orgau1z1sion4
DC. resolution fayor1ns The abolition Of tue tn-
come fax aud its replacement bY additional tax on
real estate was tabled. Adjourned TIL tomorrow.
, 1866-08-22

NAScNEsTE!, MI, Mach, 1876.
NEsnRs- E WalLA&k + t1--1hAy Ns>A sou1 31air
R~nrat4se Hlfh tnre Satisfaction. nlk FtrDlnlxrA It
s>asc2ef.1s a5,lclc. scyoc:pihin al tli- II promises
to siu. L. A. f1Li-ulsukx
Iaxtut Et,,-~t Church.
, 1866-08-22

b. HUEcH uAtCuCE. d. H.. Secretary OF tad ttne1t.
rsn ind Fofrlga pIble toc!cty. writes:
cfs witt, thr Ciylcfn wns prevailing An! tHtR aAw
FL aay !!e !ras1tiai asn, A. s y ~
tirairrr hctwrrm Cfiruln nnt lttshurRh. nxtrfi*
cntFit hc p,wcr Ut t4t l tttscase. x!eh ~ igsaLn
s trt!*t Eigr. Oh fs.aft lhr MtAt, Wit h4l 1u.t
r .s s!k 1t m Tfxs . 81 {, t. sus =
j;s jetay rsyrrirfIer RELAPSE, asr4 ~ cY ,e.e nt
itr eHIp aCtllEiEr xHA immediately hlu thexVaKh4y
tNftxj.H
, 1866-08-22
Chicago Gribn1rc.


F Our orders for blanks for collecting
The additional Rous1tjcx aud Pen~1onA under
the recent laws arc filled on the same day
thry 0re received. We have all The forxoa
See list elsewhere.
TH1nuNk CoHrAnr, Chicago.
, 1866-08-22

MAxcItk.rxR. y. IT.. jslnn ~ I'M.
Sr+sH. +. t. WAttAtk 1 @. -i!rni.. j i,ays ,s4a
"!,i rhn"tn.v's smpfs-* rn 1h~ ts,.r mil lin rirna
ri I'm tfr rrsulis. uni II the rrftst nlul ratTk
article tint hatrrsu &'st. 1t II NJ 4h-t 1t rLl. to
tJt tI Ft~ fFEiret, "
fc4tft, Ar., tE}NhHJ FRENCH. II, II.
, 1866-08-22

CUk!n1s'. n. r.. .5ute I, IVA.
s1cs&f. 7. L. WAEIAtk b TO-: lhr ar1rIul III, Iitd
of 3oT valuable Ttsarhlf'n tf thc hair WAS duly ~
W !" n*snts y"n tli II i!as h"te naf sa.Mpf,Ii tfa
=, tt.% w V t"r ns%t !~'.!s. il
.t.totsI a'.rlsansts e !1la s,r !. eniy iY4'l@i
life sea1p. i. 4, Ctlj4llt, st. ii,