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Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-28

WILL CURE BRUIsEs. sPRAINs, oUFs.
" Wounds, kheu NATHAN, Contracted Ten.
dona, SNsllsd JOINTS Lumbaeo. Ttsre,~s ~
Lee4l and Seated Pass and all diseases where a
local remedy is Esquired
This L1ninaent Is. beyond all doubt. the mos
efncac1oHs reEnedy ever eeEsd to the public aIts
volatile penstratings soothing, and healing proEl
erklss aiaass themselves to the very bones, and
give The sufferer rlmost instant relief - ftE7E'
such powerful curative prop rites are combined
II gr. Easterly's American Liniment that it
readily cures the worst wounds of man or beast
Ayery family should keep IL constantly on haad.
Price 70 cents per bottle. t9 3 (. - t.-1T
Prepared and lsold by DR.. T. Easterly 4 Co.,
No 10 North Fff1h street, st. Louis, Me- Sold
ct their branch Family Medicine Store, No. 50
Madison street, Chicago. Illinois. z.ssfss4
For sale BY the druggists, Evansville.
tan4'66 d, ,Tu,W weow If sss1 t-'fi4
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-28

MAGIC HAIR OIL

rs THE MOST PERREcT AND ADMlRABLh
4 article ever discovered for the Pre- eryatiop,
Beauty, Growth, and Resteration of tfs HAIR
. 1t sofens, beantfes, and strs1R theirs tie hair
nently gray removes thes dandrun and turns
harsh. unraly hair into that which ia smooth, !
glossy lively, and beautifui. %-s" ?
= DIR. Cooks Magic Hair Oil Is the best tonic
known, and Will produce iuxariank growth Of
new hair on b I'D heads Ia all cases where any
artificial maans esn be Of any avail The most
Intelligent and beautiful ladies and gsntismsh In
st. Louis 10, aud regard it as an Indispensable
article for the toilet Price IS cents per bottle.
Prepared and seia by DE-. T. Eastefly a Go
for sale at their brauch Family Medicine store,
No. 80 Madison street, Chicago, illinois,
For sale BY the druggists, Eyansville. Z IT
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-28
GovnRsoR MoRror. Indianapolis

GovERNoR MORTON indianapolis
Journal declares that would the health
Of Governor Morton permit him he
would not accept position ia Presi-
dent Johnson's Cabinet His health is
but little, if any bstter, than when he
sailed from New York in December
last He is expected home BY the first
Of April. 4f
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-28
f eu1 DR@EAsTERLY's Dsa s4t's
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER

IETILL CURE BRUISES. sPRAINs, HEAD
wv Ache, Toothacha. Sore 1hroat, Colic, chol-
era, Crampa or 6pasma, Cholera ii orbus, Dyseu.
tsry or Bowel Complaints, Nervous a Afections,
Pain in the iFaee, Painters Collie que In the
Face, Pain in. the Back and limbs, and, In fact,
wherever it is spplisd pain. cannot exist k,s =
Thisis the most speedy and eficacious medi-
cine ever discovered 70 lreiievs persons sufaring
pain. 1t is nsed internally and exfernally, with
neser.fafiing success. As family medicine ft Is
inxaluabie. aSU0kf 6Af 81 fH2A~l II WNt
DR.. Easterly's Pain Killer is tho bestrsmedy
known for Cholera. Should that awfui scouEge
again visit the United States, as it i'd feared 1t
will, every family should supply themselves WITH
this medicine. % use ia. the early stages Of the
disease. Price 70 cents per bottle. 49, II :.
Prepared and sold BY Dr. &C. Easterfy a Co.,
No. 10 North Fifth street, st. Louis. Mo- Sold
ct their branch Medicine Store, No. so Madison
street, Chicago, illinois,. y
For sac BY the druggists, Evansville - eEas
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-28

SPUEKEY.-Gen. Hawley, the Unian
candidate for Governor of Connecticut,
doesn't surrender because the President
Endorsed the Hartford Postmaster in OPP
posing him. In "a recent telegram to bis
friends in sWashingtony the General
says:
"Say to our friends that our ranks
are unbrokeD, our honor bright, and
the canvass mistaken 0urArulers are
chosen here, and not in Washington.
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-28

The Union party Of Jefferson county,
Indiana, have already nominated their
ticket John r. Cravens is their candi-
date for Senator, and David G. Branham
and Major r. H Liston have been nom.
mated for Representatives. All are first
class men. The soldiers are largely
represented % tEa ticket for he yarions
county Offices. EA.AA ~ - ~ "
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-28
Ladies. Read This la
DIR. H00PER's Z "a d
eaas FEMAIE CORDTAI. y

rTvHIs ELEGAET AND PoPULAR MEDT.
= cine will cure all Female Complaints, snch
tion,. Lsacc rrhea or Whites, Falling of shs
Womb and al Irregularities Of the Monthly
Periods. Ii will also br ng on the menses v hen
checked by c0lds, and all unnatural causes. p
Females suffering under any OF the difficaltiHs
above enumerated should not fail 70 use DR..
Hooperas Female Cordial. It is TIE most pleas
ant and infalitble remedy eFtr Invented for the
cure Of female complaints Ladies', try itf ssff
Price 81 30 per bottle.
Prepared and sold by DR.. Il. Eastsrly q Oo.,
No. 10 North, Ti th street, Sc Louis, No. Sold
at their branch Family Medicine atere, No. 90
Madison street, Chicago. Illinois.
For sals BY the druggists Eyansfills. fs
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-28
saae GREDLEE,s 4g r.
Salt Rheum and letter Ointment

yKTILL CURE SALT RHkUM, TETTER,
w seaid Head, Prairie and Barbars' Itch
Illinois Mangs, Missouri SerofuIa, Obstfnate Old
Sores. Pimplss on the Fsces and all Diseases and
EFuptions on the skin. But to effect permanent
every kind, we rscsmmend DR.. Dasterlyss Todiae
and safsapariIlas TO be used internally, hlch
purifes the blood, and removes the cause: snd
then by applying the Ointment to the ! res or
parts speedy and permanent cure will be effect
ed. Both are advised to be used In these com-
plants. - p 1879 e
Prioe-The iodine and GarsapariIla, 81 80 Der
bottle - 'f-sSS - -
Price-GridIeyss Salt Rhenm and Tetter olut.
ment, rs cents per bottle aqssd q 9NF q Te4
Prepared and sold BY DR.. q. Easterly & CO.,
No. 10 North Fifth street, st. Lonis, Mo, sols
propTietors. Sold at their branch Family Medi-
cine StoEes No. 80 Madison street, CH5eaRe ill., p
= For sale By the druggists Evansville. n 4
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-28

The official records of the Surgeon
Generals official report shows 80 far,
the death Of two hundred and 6fty-three
thousand Union soldiers in the hoapi-
tails. This does not inelnde the thou
sands who died by the wayaide, on the
field Of battle, in rebel prisons, within
the rebel lines, NOR those who went home
to die.
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-28
PATENT MEDICINES.
s@ -s7ssss sssFzs.z-ra 3
DR. 1EARKss J
sYpHILITIC CURE.

SYFHILITIC CURE.
THfs oELRaRArED RRMHpY is an TN
l. FALLIBLE CURE for SYPHILIS In the
Primary, Secondary, and Ter tiary Stages.
In All large cities there exists . contagious
Of transmission by inosulation DR.. Marks
Syphilitic Cure il the only medicine that will
cure Syphilis in all its various and complicated
foErmss and thoroughly eradicate Ehe syphilitic
poison virus from the system.
Symptoms Of the First or Primary Stags-Thfs
is known By chancres or ulcers appearing acon
DR.. MALI Syphiiitic Cure piils ana svlb ilitis
Wash, etc., which never fails TO cure Syphilis in
few days. From iFe to fifteen days faithful
treatment usually sufices to cure the first stage.
One or two packages nsvsE fails 10 eIxe this
stage. Price per package, El2 So r9fFa 4
Symptoms Of the Secondary Stage Of Syphilis.
This is known by the following: Ulcers In the
mucus membranes eancercus sores op the aRna
and legs, eruptions on TIN skin, scrofda, etc. To
cure the second stage. use DIR. Marks Eyphiltfc
Cures fills and Threat Wash, if the throat u ID
These medicines ars an infaIlible cure for this
stage, If used snfHcfeEt length Of time to eradi-
cate the poison from the system. Price per pack
age $40 30, including Throat Wash If omitted,
SO 90 per package
5 symptoms.of Third or Tertiary Stage ssphi-
iis.-This stage Is known By the following symp-
toms: Nodes or hard and painful tumors on the
bones, enlargement Of the Joints, or contractions
hard Eaius in the bones and joints, cariess, de-
cay Of the bones, syphilisic rheumatism, alters-
tion Of the parts etc. To cure the third, or ter
tiars stage use Rf. Marks Cure and Fflls These
medicines will cure the longest standing aud
worst cases. They will cure the most excruciat-
ing pains in the bones and joints in few days.
Price per package, 50 90
.a ADFIOE 10 THE ABBLloTFD. a
Read the symptoms above described Of each
stage Of Syphilis, and procure at once the msdi.
cinss for the stage with which you suffer. They
will eftectn ally curs you. = sra GIT 4
A Treatise ON Syphilitic Diseases giving plain
dlrecsions to cure the different stages, accompa-
nies each package ofthe medicine.
n. B. DR.. Marks syphiiitic Cure and Pills are
an infallible cure for Rheumatism, no matter
how long standing or how bad. They remove
the causes and the cure Is certain and pefmanhnt.
Price, So 90 per package.9
The medicines will be sent by expresa 10 all
pats Of the country on receipt Of the money, aud
% cents addltional 20 pay Tor boxing anu ship.
ping. ass Iii S4 hrsHaf n aA5tifIf
Prepare and sold BY DR.. z. Easferly q Co.,
No. 70 North Fifth street. st. Louis, Mo-. and at
their branch store, No. 50, Madison street, Chi.
cago, IilineIa - .stek a hAfstf43Y
For sale By The druggists. Evansville. -
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-28


SlR-Your ExcelIency's letter of
29th ult., with the accompanying proc
lamation, has been received and sub
mitted to the President. The steps to
which it refers toward reorganizing the
government of Florida seem to be, in
the main, jnaicious, and good results
from them may be hoped for The pre-
sumption to which the proclamation re-
fers, however, in favor OF insurgents who
may have applied for, bat not received,
their pardons, 10 not entirely approved.
All applications for pardons will be duly
considered, and will be disposed of as
soon as may be practicable. IL must,
ho4cever, be distinctly understood, that
the restoration to aohich your proclanaa-
tion refers, will be subject to the deci-
sion Of Congress.
- have ths honor so be your Excel
sIency's obedient servant,
w. Ell. SEWARD.
/" His Excellency, VIM. Marvin, Pro-
visional-Governor of Florida, Talla-
hassee."
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-28
NOTICE.
Notice to Builders and Contractor

Notice to Builders and Contractors.
il Spencer County Court, made at the March
term, held March 10th, 1866, sealed proposals
will be received BY the undersigneds mp TO the
18th day of April next, for the furnishing of ma
taFials and building. according TO plan and speci
hcations now ON file i'm Auditors Office Of said
county fret class Jail, with Sherif's HOUSE hs-
tachedi in Rockport. Spencer county, Indiana
will berequired. TH0s. LTNRE,
e-4es# M0RRTB SHARP,
mar1e-lm fasse Agsnts O. @. Court.
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-28
ssTbe ApprOyal OF Congress. :


among ths letters recently transmitted
by the President to Congress, shows that
up to the latter part Of July last, the an
thority of Congress in the restoration OF
civil government to the South was &C
knowledged in certain quarters where II
is now denied:
WAsHrsaroN, July "a, 1865.
TO VIM. L. Shdrkey, Provisional Gov-
ersior Of Mississippi;
Your telegram of the 2lst has been
received. The President sees no reason
to interfere with Gen. Slocum' proceed
inge. The Government Of the State will
be provisional only until the civil au
thorities shall be restored with the APP
proval of Congress. Meanwhile, military
authority cannot be withdrawn.
WM H. SEWARD.
Bat now, forsooth, when Congress
proposes to examine into the condition
of the Southern States, with view to
restoring the civil authorities" it 10
met with the absurd plea that Congress
has no power whatever in the premises.
AS the loyal people see it, its just as
indispensable to have the approval of
Congress now as it was on the 24th of
last July.
We 6nd that even as late as Septem-
Der, 1866, Secretary Seward, by direc-
ton OF the President, distinctly recog-
nized the right of Congress to decide
upon the restoration of the rebel States,
and the organization of their govern
ments. As the contents of those docu
ments come to light, the reason of the
backwardness evinced by Mr.. Seward,
in laying them before Congress, becomes
raanifeat 1t ia evident that the "restora
tion which Mr.. Seward declares "will
be subject to the decision of Congress,
is the reorganization Of the State goY-
ernment mentioned in the proclamation
of Governor Marvin referred to, and it is
plain from this dispatch that on tae l2th
day Of September, last, the President
held the opinion that the States lately
in rebellion had no civil governments,
and coald have none until the decision
of Con gress should be made:
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-28

The Augusta, Georgia, Constitution
alist is among the most rabid Of the re-
constructed rebel newspapers Here 10
the way in which it argues for the ad-
mission to Congress of the representa-
tives from the South: hah a,aA
nSinceathe South ceased to maintain
its Senators and Represent atives at
Washington, both honeeH Of Congress
have wofully fallen. from their high
estate Of dignity and decorum. Yer
biage has supplRnted arg1meht; riotous
departures from grave maxims of re-
publican government are the suhterfnges
that mock and slander-the statesman.
ship Of the past, l9st4 A4~O1
Those who remember the days when
the halls of Congress we're disgraced by
the presence of such men as Preston s.
Brooks, Roger A. Pryor, and Others of
their. class, win appreciate the " dignity
and decorum' part Of the above. 'aasz
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-28
6nldis IA as Candidates.

The Unionissa Of Rhode Island have
recently nominated, with great unanmi-
ty and enthnsiasms Gem Barnside 60
their candidate for Hpvernor. Thus are
the people sseryvhsrs giving practicsl
evidences of their appreciation-anE TIE
services Of the noble men who exposed
themselves on the high places Of the
field that the Republic might be saved.
No better choice could have been made.
The American people are demonstrat-
ing that the slanderous proverb-" Re-
publics are ungraseful n--is not only
musty" but obsolete. Three soldiers
are now in the field for the highest Off
ces within the gift of a State: GEN
eral J. W. Geary, in Pennsylvania; Gem
eral ], r. HaWley, in Connecticut, and
now General Ambrose e. Burnside, in
Rhode Island. Iris remarkable fact
that these nominations have all been
made blythe great National Union party
the party which fought the slavehold-
ers rebellion to a triumphant close,
and which throughout the whole war
was the steadfast, unconditional friend
Of the Union soldier
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-28
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DIR. EAsTERLY's
FEVER AND AGUE KILLER

xETILL CURE .AGUE AND FEVER. oHILLs
wv and Fever Dumb AgEs, Intermittent and
Remittent Esyerss aud every crm Of Fever Incl.
dent to the West $500. go. -,
This celebrated and inAllibse remedy has been
fifteen years established In st Louis, and 10 uni
yersally known Throughout the great Mississippi
Valley as the only reliable remedy for the ours Of
Fever and AgEe In all its forms. Ague and
Fever sufferers an iafAllible remedy Il here pre-
aented youi ,.s -. r-tts+
Easfsrlys Family Pfila, and when d0lie 0per@
atiag, take DR.. EasteEly's Fever and Ague Killsrs
as directed on the bottle, which viii stop the
Ague and Fever the fFst day. Then, 10 prevent
lis return, take the Ague Killer three times 8
day on the seventh, fourteenth, twenty first, and
twenty. eighth days. dating from the last chill
and fsyer, aad you will be permanently cured
Let every mans woman, and child try it, and II
you ind 1t 70 be true, tell fE to your frfenes. /,
3 Prics Of Agne Killer, 81 SO per bottle. Pills,
80 nfs per box. s44 - "a ro!asno s1i
J Prepared and sold by d. 4. EasterIy 4 Co,
No. 20 North Fifth street, 81. Louis, NO. Sold
a. their branch Family Medicine Store, chicago.
Illinois,. s.ss $1,000 - ,s-.s{sef'I :
For sale BY the druggists EransylIle.., u ~
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-28
CITY ELECTION.

,rFHE FOLLOWING ARE THE NAMES OF
H. the Inspectors appointed by the Common.
Council to hold the City Elsction, On Monday
the ID day OF April nexts viz: aE1
Ffest Precinct, comprising the First, Second
and Third Wards, Marcus Sherwood. Inspector.
Place Of voting, the Common Council Chamber =
Second Precinct comprising fhs EoHrths Fifth
Place Of voting, Vine Street Engine Hans6.A
Third Precinct comprising the sixths Seventh
and Eighth Wards, William Warrens Inspector.
Piece of voting, Union Engine House, ON Fourth
EtIeet, Lamasco. r
y ~er~z A. .MsMrGRIFF, Oaark
Cisy Clerks once. March II, 1865. mar21.te
|. union copy.l
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-28

~ Families, Hotels, Saloons and Steamboats,
supplied at short notice. All orders promptly ct
tended TO. ii ~
R~ Orders from all parts Of the country
promptly 0lled. N ts narI6-6m
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-28
EXPRESS.
Adams
EXPRESS COMPANYl

EAEAESS COMPANY. q
frHK ADAMS ExPREsS COMPANY an.
Il spectfully announcc 10 their friends Ard
Ratrons-ths pnblic Of Evansviils and vicinftrz -
that, With increased facilities for the Transports
FREIGHT. PACKAGES, - MONEY Il,
AND yALUABLRs, ~
They solicit contlnuance of former favora.
Especial care taken In the collection of BilIa
Drafts, Notes, and the transportation of valuable
Any information IN regard to the routes. So.
can be obtained at the Office on First strest next
ms iet SfN AA" e"2 AGENT
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-28
LIME AND CEMENT.

"A sUPPLTs OF LIME AND oRMEAT, JUST
IL received and for aals by z ~ -
- 10. DUs0UUHET q CO..
amAr22 ANA "a No. 10 Water street.
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-28

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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR SAFES AND LOCKS.

WASHING TON, D. c., March 3, 1856.
Sealed Proposals will be received at the Office of
the supervising Arcf itect, Treasury Department
hlngton, ID: o.. until IL m April 5th 1856, for
iurnlsh hing the Burglar Proof and the Burglar and
FIRE Proof Safes required by the Treasury Depart
posal OF the successful bidder.
speclncanons and drawings for the Burglar
Proof Safes, showing the form Of construction at
present used, viz alternate plates of iron and
hardened steel can be obtained upon application
Burglar and Fire Proof Safes will be constructed
in the same manner and cased with q suitable FIRE
proof covering, the plans and specifications for
Safes TO be shipped in perfect condition within q
reasonable tire from date Of order.
The Locks will be furnished by this Department,
but must be put in place by the contractor, aud be
IN perfect working order when the Safe ia turned
ever to the proper officer Ct the Government.
the outside, and to cover all charges whatever,
including painting and door fixtures, except cost
Proposals will also be received for Burglar and
samples.
Ali bids must be accompanied by the guaranty
OF two responsible persons in the of $500 that
the bidder will accept and perform the contract If
be certified to by the District Attorney Of the dis
trict where the bidder resides
The Department reserve the right to reject any
or all bids or to award the contract for Burglar
Proof safes to one party, and the Burglar and
Fire Proof Safes to another, if it be deemed for
the interest Of the Government do So and no bid
Will be considered that does not conform to the
requirements of this advertisement.
Proposals to be endorsed q Proposals for Safes and
Ing supeIyisng Architect, Treasury Departments,
NH 5.2awtsps Acting SUPERVISING Architect
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AUCTION SALES,
T ARGE SALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTEP.
| L. MASTERS STORES.

/ AHsE SALE kss ~ Sss s%oRssD QUARrER-
'a' Esss;.sss b p;s.' a.res ),
WI be ssid At pgoliS auction. z: Liasoln De;
NJ IlSd MsSsS sS 4
FERs sfek IL ee ssnsS%ns2
Chairs, psskc; Printing Press and Typs; Blan.
Harness: Feed Fsoash. nG Hsl.srs, Sadie: Giee:'
Wsgsn Wheels, Hubs. and Bodies, Drug Mill An
lows. Planes, Saws. o 6s1idrons, Fire and water
Bee, hydrant. gske Ovens, -. Platform ,s Scales
$50 iss ss5sD Gsst iTGn g r: ssI:g Trcssst
Carts; IS Two horse w.scn:' i3 two 6ens spriSs
insnArmy Wagons, Is seaSenssr wagons, Wa
The sac viii be continued from day to day until
The stores must be removed within i've days
Terns-oa'h ia Government q s fSpS;;
Bvt Maj Gen. and Chief Quartermsstsr,
m Slot Depot Of Washington.
GALE OF C0NDEMNED STORES.
R Rss%s sss., g STs.' Mars: S ~ Maf iss
By order Of the Navy Department, Bureau Of
ss doe -
RspST sss S x, Sys
O'CLOCK g. 6 % fDf IND STORES, Viz:
PROVISIONS.
Bread, Beef. Pork. Flour, Rice. Sugar, Tea,
Coffee. Butter, Beans, Molasses, Vinegar, Dried
Apples ~e' &C. CLOTHING.
Pes Jackets, Round Jackets, 3. G TEswsr n
Unsershirte, satttnet, Flannel, Canvass Duck
Sankin, Mattresses. Blankets. Caps, &c.
SMALL STORES
Tobacco. Cotton Hsndk erchefs, Tin Pots, Pans,
Backing, Sets Stewards Stores &c.
G. G. JACKSON,
NH 13-lw Paynaster u 8. Navy.
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AUCTION SALES.
COVEBRMENT SALE.
IMPORTANT To YROTECHNISTs, OPTI-
OAL.INsTRUMENT Makes.
COpPERsMTTHS, &c.
OTFIcE OF THE 6TeNAL OFFICER,
W .Sutwcroy ID q March 10 rsSs


OJrIcE OF THE SIeSAL 0vFIcGR,
WA.HIrsJos, L: o., March Il, 1861
ton o. Brew. 2.jor B. Eer.on. Signal nal CORPS,
o. A, ct Once Of the Signal Officer. No ass 2lsf
DAY. March "a. lot Of serYiceable sisaai Proper.
IT, end Stores, comprtsinea
ss. ssIs os
combinations, and burning lS seconds, moro or
zee Wooden Signal Boxes, containing the above.
~ signal Pistels, bras and wood and Holsters,
iss Copper Oantee rs thosins one Gallon esch) and
ssrsHs Weighing without strap) about AZ pounds,
an Copper S.nteans, without straps as above.
81 Five gallon Copper Cans, Weighing about II
pG iaas signal Pissoi R Res leather
bales OF Lamp wicking, about IL pounds to
2barIsls Of Turpentine, bert quality.
=, CosDESsEb SIGNAL PROPERTY:
ne Telescopes and Straps, various sizes and
Telegraph Telescopes, narge size)
ITO Marine or Binocular Field Glasses.
126 Marine Glass Gases and Straps, tlsather.)
APocset Compasses, brass)
2S6 Canvas Cases and Straps, representing about
iss India Rubber GASES, representing about 400
:, GEO pounds Mixed Paper Rags, good quality mus
S0Oopper Canteens and other articles, represent
ing about ESQ pounds of old copper.
1874 Haversacks representing about lsA pounds Of
100 pairs Scissors and Globe Lanterns
% pair. Pliers and gross Wind Matches
IA Five gallon Copper Cans, weighing IL pounds
! spigsots and one Tailors Pressing Iron, or
Patent Swinging L LSts'?,, and Poles.
Sale win be continued day by day until all the
day, :oHse fSs
once. SFfer s. Of Colonel B. F F:hf G5isF sen'
m IA lot Brevet Major and Signal Offcsr
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BETRAYED AND DEsERTED.-In Philadel-
phia last Saturday evening the attention Of a
police officer was attracted TO a person dressed
in male apparel but whose sex ne did not think
the dress belonged to. An inquiry led to the
discovery that the person thus disguised was
Miss Mary Simpson, native OF Massachu.
sets, about eighteen years old. Abou: a year
ago she was the sole support of her mother, at
Worcester, where she worked in a MILL A
young man, who is a machinist by trade in
duced her to leave her home In a clandestine
manner. The rest of the story soon told. He
accomplished her ruin, and left her at Pitts.
burg in a pitiable condition. After selling her
clothing, she donned mans apparel, and
reached Philadelphia on a coal train, riding
the whole way on an uncovered car She has
a very bad cold, and says she suffered intense
agony during her long trip on the car. She ex-
pressed great desire to get back 70 her once
happy home, but was also anxious to meet her
betrayer that she might revenge her wrongs