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Special sTotiers.
TVR, .TAJIKS, (formerly of New
JL' orleatiO whose unrivalled success In the treat
ment of Chronic, Mercurial, Wood, and other diseases.
THAT REQUIRE SKILLFUL TREATMENT,
Jlas peraiftnciitly located lilmfclf at S6 Randolph
ftrcci. Dr. .Tames Is recommended by the medical
faculty, and the almost entire press of the South.
Thousands of unfortunates bless Dr. JAMES, who,
Jiut for him, would be living a miserable exist
ence The enviable reputation Dr. James cujojs from
the Lake® to the Gulf, Is the result of years of study
jmd observation.
Dr. James uses no Mercury. lodide, PotasstL Arsenic
or Sarsaparilla. In the treatment of blood diseases
Dot anentralixer. which Is a positive cure.
Organic Weakness cured by a new and Infallible
jnttbo*, saving both time and expense.
Office and parlors at SC Randolph street, (cp-fitalrfi.)
Office hours from 9A.M. until 8 P. M.
CONSULTATIONS INVIOLABLE.
tnhSl-l«Cl-3m
Tlf OTHERS! MOTHERS!!
JJX MOTHERS 111
Don't fall to procure
sms. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP FOR PHIL.
DKEN TEETHING.
TMs valuable preparation I« tbepreacriotlonofone
efthe most cxperii-nced and akllllul Nurses In New
England, and has been used with never failing success
jn thousands of cases.
It not only relieve* the child from pain. but Invigo
rates tlic stomach and bowels, corrects acidity, and
gives tone and energy to Hie whole system. It will al
most Instantly relieve
GRIPING IN THE BOWELS AND WIND COLIC.
And overcome Convulsions, which. If not speedily
remedied, end In death. We believe ltrt»ebe«t an«l
ira rest remedy lathe world. In »U cases of DYSENTERY
and DlAUßllfc-A IN CHILDREN, whether arising
from T'-cthlng or from any other causa.
Full dlrectloDS foruslng will accompanvcsch bottle.
None genuine unless the facsimile of CURTIS & PER
£INS, Sew York, Is on tneoutslde wrapper.
Fold I'V all Medicine.Dealers.
Principal Office, <8 Dey street. New York.
Pmci: omt 25 Csarre r*u Bottus.
feao-arteAm
PARD TO THE LADIES.—AII
\J FxnMlons of the Skin. Ohloro«K (preen sickness)
’ JCervou!*P*lpUallocs. Pal**in the SM**. Induration* or
Dicers of the neck of the Wouib, Falling of the Womb.
Tumors of Ui** Abdomen. Difficulties and Obstructions
of the Monthly period. Whites, and other discharges
Invariably cured by Medical Eleotbicitt. Dr.
THOS. MAC KINNIS* Electro-Medical Institute ISb
Lake street, two doors cast of Wells. Chicago, Post
Office Box 36T. mhlS-bIM-lw
fjy CONSUMPTIVES.
The advertiser, having btt*n restored to health la a
few weeks, by a very simple remedy, after having suf
fered several years with a severe lung affection, and
that dread disease. Consumption—is anxious to make
known to Ids fellow-suffcrera the means of cure.
To aB who desire It, be will send a copy ol the pro
scription used (free of charge), with the directions for
preparing and mdng the same, which they wIU find a
cure cure for covsuirrnox. abtiucx. euoxchitis. *c
The only object of the advertiser In sending the Pro
scription 1* to benefit the afflicted, and spread informa
tion which he conceives to be Invaluable, and he hopes
every sufferer will try hie remedy, as it will coat them
nothing, and may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
Rev. EDWARD A- WILSON.
•fiXHainshurgh. King? County.
fcg7-sMMmd4wy New York.
nrnE CONFESSIONS AND EX
JL ITEIiIENCE OF A
jXEBYOiS DTALID.
PublUbedfarth* benefit and *8 a cautlouto youre
jaeii ar d olLcrawao finfer from Nervous Dt-UUty.
Early X-ccav st\d Oirts kindred aUmente—suynljTt.c
t»te meanyotFelf-cu-e. By one who ba? cured himself
alter being a victim of misplaced confidence la rawll
cal inmihug aud By enclosing a postpaid
Greeted envelop, single copies may be had of the
anther. KATRAXUX , MATFAID. Kaq «s«or<l.
Ffr>psco»»ty. New York. jaJS-aaSS-a'O
TMTOKTANT TO FEMALES.
A Dr. Checseman'a PUl*. „ .... . . ...
The combination of ingredients In, thesesPias are the
result of a louc cud exteuslse practice. They j are mi.d
in their operation, and certain In correcting all Irregu
larities Puluful Mcnstmailoiip. removing all pbstruc
Hons whether from cold <r otherwise, headache. pain
tn the aide, palpitation of the heart, whites, all nervous
affections, Cathrue. pain In thabackaiid dcibs
Ac., disturbed sleep. wi4ch ails© from Icterrupdcc cl
mature.
3>K. CHEESEXiN^PIUS
Wa# the commencement ol a new era la the treatment
01 these irregularities and obstructions which have
consigned to many to a r ixu vre reo cave.
fan cnlov good health tin.ess she U regular and w.ic-.
ever an obstruction take.- place the general health be
(dnes to decline
PH. CHEESEJUN’S PILLS
file the most erfectr.al remedy ever teowa for all
r.li'nt*(tcco'lirto 1 EJIAtRS. To all classes they are
Kj3miSx»wi»oTwito ckbtaixtv, PKtrtomcAi
UE'trLAi’ixT Thov arc known to thousands, »ho hat e
iUm at'difTereut pcrio.ls.lliroagl'outthecoinitry
fcavlrp the of some of the most ssuxsnx
WOT EE vsED, -uitli each Hot—the PiUC* Oss Dollae
S>m Box. containing from M t« GO Pl.w. , „ nt
Pills eeiitlwinall. promptly, by remitting to the Agent
23 Lake rtrcct. fV Dnvo nt sts oen 2 rallV.
jy* fold la Chicago at manalnctor 6 price by LOUD
&skmi. -a?%lyr
The good Samaritan
posltlrclv cores Consumption. and »U
X*ad!ncto ll.' Cal'. or state your case hr tetter. W’.tU
ftame. Advice free. Delay Is dangerous if you are
dUcascd. Tbirly-one years practice and experience.
Kn r«1 imel or nicrcsD’ u»CiL Medicines scut by until
w<SSS«. SoviU* Cl»rk
r ‘- itOT<:e3 ° X " DB.rEABODY.
TYLPTHERIA I DIPTHERIA!!
Hiatt’s Dlptlicrio Corc.GtJABASTERDTOccnitRr all
casks, OBTHR mosbt The trade supplied
py Lord * Smith, Wholesale Druggists. 23 Lake street,
C»'lc«c<>, fe2S >ikS3-3in
CARD
Deafness and Blindness.
nn UVDER TOOD. oculist STifl Aurt«t. Operative
Burscou?l24'Eaadolpt street, near tbcSherroaa House.
CniOQo. IU.IXOIO.
Dr. demoted VA* Vfat3 opbt6aUn|c
af.iSfsSr’Esa
SS.fc'»" vSS “uiSSfS 2Wo
aoclint *nd modem operaflon* for
Artiflrift’ Pnril Cro*e Lye, Entropium, tciropium.
mmlnationt conictfd o A t 'i?!KSmic
t*\vfrf of many disc* 6 ®** of tbe eye and .car that ba *•
forcrer hidden In *ss*Jig C
Impenetrable obscurity. muu
TJATCHELOU’S HAUi DYE,
JLJ TbcbcgtleUic world.
WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR'S
r>trbrated Flair Dre produces a color not to be di»-
Hneuldicd from nature—warranted not to liijure tiie
fc»lr in l!.c leant: remedies the 111 effect* of bad dr-B.
aid invigorates the hair for life.
GEET, BED, oa BUSTY HAIE
inatantlT turns a splendid Black or Browulcavlng the
17 INSTI
JJj TCTE.
PB. THOKIAS 3DCACKINNIS,
wsT the TnlvorslUcs of Paris and Edinburgh, has cslab
the
Ehtonlc by of Medical Electricity.
This powerful remedy often times succeeds when or
dinary medical means arc ot no avail.
itpdkal Electricity when properly applied !*
unfailing remedial ag<Dl. In diseases of the Ilcad
Sd Serous svftTc-snch as He*daches.Ncuralela.
Epilepsy. Paratyeiß. fhorea, Coav'ulaloaa. and In dis
e\^wib with remarkable suc
ceeddiseases cl tlic Thr4t and Resn ratorr organ*,
in Chronic Sore Thro r -t. Enlarged Tonsils, In Goitre, In
rfvSlVe. In Laryngitis and Chronic Coughs and
‘‘SSSSEII Electricity lDv.rf.bjr relieve. th<s wont
forma of Chronic Diarrahoa. »j sealery. Piles, and
T»ro«traUon U never fails to work marvellous results.
}{hCQinati*m ol the worst kinds and all species Of
lla-enlnr Contraction* prrmarcnUy relieved.
In the I)lMJase> of B omen. Medical Electricity Is in
cohtcrtably the most efficacious agent we have. In
Ereprionson the Skin. In rhloro-Is, torewn
in v.mtiib PalitUallO! s. Pains In the Side, Inlmiura-
SttfS?r?ri“ ofll.o reek of the Womb Id. F.lline of
the Womb In Tumors of the Abdomen. In all dlulcul
tie* and obstruction* of Monthly perio«l. and In
tVhUes or other discharges. Medical Elcctriclt> 1> uni
formly *ucee**fnl. French and German spoken, tlec
tro-Medicnl Jchtllute itfiLake street, two doors Cast of
•Well*. C hicago. Post Office 80X3C7, Chicago.
mhlS-hltbltn
CARD TO THE LADIES.
Dr. Dupoaco’s Golden Pills
FOB FE3ULI9.
Irtslllble in corrretlDß. recDlatlng. and remorlnr an
obstruction*of the “monthly periods from what
ever cause" and alwav* successful asa preventative,
Md the oMy sore and reliable medicine ever known
for all disease* so peculiar to females, whether mar
ried or single, providing you get the genuine Pills.
•• Married Ladle*" wt.lbeparticular In observing ar
tide Sd of the directions. The Ingredient* of the Pills
are made known to every agent, and they will Inform
yon the Pills are perfectly nannies*, and will do ail
claimed for them.
Price, ?1.00 per Box.
joidln Chicago by •'General Wholesale Agents.”
LOUD <t SMiTE street.
JJ fVOVIL.WH- dolph street.
W I». HAUHIS.FI South Water street,
mint & VTNCII. -2J and-T. Market street
T IIOFMHELD. North Clark street,
fi\LK r.UOTHhU c . -.ft: Randolph street.
y*A I! M.IIOOKKK. !M West Randolphgtrect.
» ‘ j? yATTIIEN. V.« Wert Lake street,
>U JEROME. comer of Clark and Adams street.
LaßQ*! Bvscndtnsr.miMofthe “above apents"
*IOO through the Chicago “PonutUce" can have the
pill? seat (conaaenilar y i by mall, to any part of the
country, “frceo! postage. , _ ...
N ni— Ladies ! Jle very particular. Buy nothing
called “ D’jponco’e G«l<lcn Plllb*’ liereaftcr.unlessyoa
did the signature of S. D. Uowe on each oox, which
baa recenCv hern added, oil account of the I Ills having
Deen (X'I'NTEBrEITED. eeKn.Ql-Cm
QATAUHU! CATARRH I
Dr. Seeley's Liquid Catarrh Remedy,
A anre cure for
Catarrh or Cold in the Head.
It ti easier tocure Catarrh than Consumption, and by
cntlrgihe first we prevent the latter. Persons should
understand that the better way to cure consumption la
“■ffi symptoms of Caurri. m thev generally appear,
ere at first vorv slight. Persons And they bare a cold
and find that tfor have frequent attacks, and arc more
iv native to the chances of temperature, luthiscou
dii on. tic no* mav be dry. or a alight discharge, thin
end acrid, altcrward* becoming tmdt and adhesive.
As t’.ic diwiftc become* chronic the discharge# are lo
rreased in quantity, and changed la quality: they are
Loa thick and beaw. and are cither cot rm of by blow
tag the nose, or else tl.cy tall luto the throat and are
hawked or conphed oir. The secretions are offensive.
Causes a bad breath; Dm voice Is thick aud nasal: the
eyes a-e weak. the sense of smell Is lessened or de
stroyed: dpalncssrreGncr.tfytakesplAce. _
By the aid of tie LIQUID CATARRH REMEDY, all
symptou.* cau be eflectoallv removed,
race of the Catarrh Remedy. *2.00-sufficient foruse
with full asdelear directions, sect by cx-
Office, 182 South Clark Street, (Up Stain.)
« Dr.D. 11.6EELVE.
OCU-vlg» Sa Post office Box ISM. Chicago. DU
“TCIE CHALLENGE THE
. \ ’ V ol ??—S2‘S' 1 “ 1 mmOTUon w eminent
-3y hanplrso. so gcoerally approved, and so perfect In
its operation, as
•■cniSTADOP.O’S HAIR DTE.”
It correct* the Injurious cflccu of other dyes. Invlzo
rale* the Hair, 1* app.led Ina simple manner, operates
Sitotaniaceously, doc s not etam the skin, and its tints
are the couuterxelw of >*tnre.
S Manufactured by J. CHISTaDOEO. 6 Artor noose
Kctr York. Sold everywhere, and applied by »u Hair
Cristadoro’a Hair Preservative Is invaluable with hit
Dre. as 11 Imparls the utmost witness, the most beaa
tifnl glow, and great vitality to the Hair
Price. M cenU. JI.OO. and 12.00 per bottle, aecordlnc
to fdxe. mcla-bsp-im
JEVNE & ALMIKI,
* FRESCO PAINTERS,
101 \TMhlscton wtrect, Chicago. UL
l.UiU2tr-bs3l4rJ
banking anil (Ertl)ange.
Bank of ajikkica—pukuc
Notice Is herebyglvcn. that ail BUla or Circulat
ing Soles of the
“BANK OF A?TERICI,»
Heretofore Incorporated and doing business in the city
of Chlcaco.undcr the general banking laws of the State
of Illinois, most be presented for payment to the Audi
torofl’ubllc Accounts of said State, at bis olllcc.ln
the city of Springfield, within three years from the
date hereof, or the lUnds deposited for the redemption
of said notes will be given np to sx'd hank.
DatedtUla2Cth day of May. A. D. s
_ „ .GHODGK SMITH. President,
g. TV. Wgx.au>. Cashier. ly2«Vg&»tojel-oi.
Tie merchants, farmers
AND MECHANICS SAVING’S DANK.
52 Clark Street, Chicago, HI.
Office Lours from 10 A.M. to SP.M. Alw. from 5 P
il. to 8 P. M, Tuesday and Saturday.
INCORPORATED IN 1861*
61x per cent. Interest paid on Savings.
DIEECTOEB AM) OFFICZEB,
_ _ President—S. IL FLEETWOOD.
TTce-Pres t—>. c. Fkkrkajt. counsel—'War. C. Gotror
\ice-Prv9 t-P.n.IVEsrrALL, Cashier—SyoNayMynns
„ „ BOARD or F.XAMIKERfI.
J.C.i-argo. J. M. Rountree, M. Lewis,
.1. It. Jones, T. S. Phillips. S. S. Hayes.
J. Itdim. lievJXDunne.VO.C. S. Dole.
E. 11. Williams. J. G. (ilndcls, A. H. Hurley,
Ed. Hempstead, T.H.Bcele. TV. B, Scales.
H. N. iUsuop.D.D„D. A. Gage. Hon. W.lt. Ogden.
J. M. W. Jones. W. K. Doggett. geJl-uw-ly
Q.IL3XAN, SON & CO.,
BANKERS,
47 Exchange Place, Now York.
Particular attention devoted to Western business.
W»;bTXWr Rkfeubxckb.—Chapin, Wheeler & Co..
Chicago. Hi.: Wisconsin Marine and Fire insurance
Co. Bank. Milwaukee: State Rank of lowa and
Branches: Stau Savings Association. St. Louis.
mhlb-nCIS-ly
IV fER CII AVIN GS LOAN
iU 4 TRUST COMPANY.
CAFITAI. $500,000.
E. A. SMITH. Brest. W. E. DOGGETT. Vice Prca't
L.J. GAGE, Cashier.
This Institution will Discount Paper, buy and sell
Exchange and Cola, and receive money ou deposit,
will receive monev for accumulation.when left fora
term of years; and receive aud execute Trust from
Courts. Corporation** Individuals and
£»tatcs.
Office, corner of Lake and Dearborn streets.
niEXOTOus:
J. 11. Dunham, E. Btackmaa, Henry Farnam,
John H. Foster, Henry Cooke. ll.H.Magle,
-P. L. Yoe, ' W. K. Doggett. .V. H. Burley,
F, B. cooler. C. 11. McCormick. T. D. Gilbert.
S. A. Smith. mliT-hSIMy
W. DREXEL & CO.,
Banker’s and Brokers,
42 South Clark -Street, Chicago, HI,
UEiLEESIX
DOMESTIC AHD FOEEtQH EXCHANGE,
Blocks. Bank Notes. Land Warrants. Specie. 4c.. 4C.
Deposits received. Collections promptly made.
Drafts op Ireland, France and Germany, for sale in
BUaiß to suit
DRAW ON
REAR) DREXEL Sc Co., New York.
WREXJEL A Co., Philadelphia.
tnyS rlta-ly
I J'HE BANK OF MONTREAL,
HaTTKO established an
AGENCY AT CHICAGO,
Ib prepared to do a General Banking Business, Bnylng
and Selling
Eastern and Sterling Exchange,
Discounting PRODUCE BILLS based on shipments,
making
ADVANCES ON STORAGE RECEIPTS,
Re-pnvable In CHICAGO, or at other points. Receiving
Deposit* and Collecting Commercial paper.
de! 3 hTha-ly E. W. WILLARD. Agent.
T D. OLMSTED & CO.,
JLj • comer of Lake and Lasalle streets. Chicago.
Negotiate Loans on Bond and Mortgage*
XT' None but first-class real estate securities taken.
SfclG-UTfl-iy r
J_] DOOLITTLE,
BANK E R ,
40 South Clark f-treet.... Chicago, Illinois,
D« i>. site rci tiveil. Ilschangc bought uudß -Maua
every lacllUy fur the traueactloa of all bustne-* per*
tnlninc M banking. n»y3 rtviy
CIRCULAR .—Trailer’s Bank,
Chicago. March 2d. ISC3.—Mr, .J. <\. Ellis. Into of
the firm of Marshall & lisley, Milwaukee, and of Pie
Hate Hank. Madison, having purchased the stock of
this Itank.lt will, oa lids date, transfer Its bnslnoa 10
tiie new Hanking House of J. A. KLLIS & CO.
nuta'O? 2m K, I, TINKIIAM, Ca s hle".
jgAN'KIK'G OFFICE OF
J. A. EEiUS & CO..
Chicago, March 2, IS®.
The undersigned haring purchased the stock of tho
Trader a Bank ofChlcago.and succeededto Hsbuslncss.
have opened an office In Mils city, on the Northwest
corner of Lake end Clark streets. for lire rnri.Jio of
doing a
General Banking and Exchange Business.
Wc ■will pay particular attention to the purchase and
sale of Exchange, Coin and Treasury Notes, and will
be pleased to act as correspondents or agents for coun
try hanks and bankers.
We will also keep for sale United States KoTCnne
Stamps, bn which wc allow a dlssonnt ol four per
cent, when oidcred In amounts of fsfo and upwards,
end ol tlirce per cent, on amounts of SIOO,
E.I. TINKHAM. Cashier.
l-JAjSKIIfG HOUSE OF j. g.
_0 C'WRAD.
47 CLARK STREET.
I have thU clay removed my hu4ni*M to tne office
recently occm»l«l bv Mc#sm, Brotherton Si I\ctlictou.
Ascuoral Wanking business
‘nU-aT'.lllm
Chicago. March 3,1R63,
■pOSTEII & HARDENBERGII,
SHIP CHANDLERS,:
SAIL MAKERS,
AND DEALERS IN
TWINES AND CORDAGE,
217 South Water St., Chicago.
Have constantly for Rale, at the lowest msrlfct price*
Manilla and Tarred Ropes. Hay Hope, Lath,
Yarn. Hags and HaggVne. Canvass.
OaVnm. Span Tara. Pitch. Tar,
Chains, Blochs. &c„ Ac.
Colton, Flax and Hemp Twines,
SAILS AND TENTS,
TAEPACLIXCS, lAVMXCS, WACOS COTEBS,
FLAGS, iC., LC.
tST Made to order at tho shortest notice
X-.axtd.elL or Sibley Teat.
HAGAN’S & SOSS
PATENT HOIST WHEEL
PPT TP AT SHORTEST NOTICE.
GKO. t. rogTEB. tmrl-p9mr3 c. M. HAiiDgnisaon.
ESTABLISHED 1700
PETER LOKILIAED,
Snuff and Tobacco Manufacturer,
1G & 18 CH.IiTIBEBS ST.
(Forntcrly 42 Chambers street. New York.)
Would call the attention of Dealer.* to the articles of
his manufacture, viz.:
BBOIVX SNCFF,
ilacaboy. Demlgro*.
pine Rappee. Pure ' irglnla.
Coarse llappcc. NatclJtoahcs.
American Gentleman. Copenhagen.
YELtOlf SNUFF.
Scotch. Honey Dew Scotch, *
High Tonst Scotch. Fresh Honey Dew Scotch.
Irish High Toast, I resh Scotch.
orEnndjf^t.
CSf* Attention is called to the large redaction la
price* of Erne cot Chewing mid Smoking Tobaccos,
nldch will be found of a sirEiaor.<stJ.u.irr.
TOBACCO,
SXOSXb'O. TTNE CUT cmtWZh’O. MCOKHTO.
Long. P. A.L.. or plain. S.Jago.
>*o 1. Cavendish or Sweet. Spanish.
\o2, Sweet Scented Oronoco. Canaster,
jcos.l&Smli. Tin Foil Cavendish. Turkish,
ed Granulated.
y y. —A circular of prices will be sent on apphen
U on> mb'b>br^t~3m
Q.RAVES & IRVINE,
rs I.AIiK STREET.
W'er hare received as Invoice of
DEESS, BACK AND SIDE COMBS
In tew and decant style*, which we are now pro
pared to show. Also. a large lot of
SUN UMBRELLAS,
at low prln-8. New BUGLE AND STEEL TRIM
MINGS AND ORNAMENTS recclreJ dally.
78LAKE STREET.
1 O IIN GRAY,
DEALER IN
WOODEN WARE, BROOMS,
Pails, Brushes, Mats, Twines, Cord
age, Tubs, Churns, Cradles,
Wagons, Chairs* Baslrets» &c»
Nob. IS Fulton and3o2 Front Streets,
New York.
jCS-ziKUm
/AIL CLOTH CARPETS—3O
case* carpets, new and desirable patterns, for
aide at New York prices. Inquire of LEWIS. PAGE
4Co ICifl Sooth Water street. mhtRXTI-lw
9 nnn EOXE3 palm soap,
£ V/ \J \J 1,00 boxes American Cattle Soap.
1,000 boxes Stearlne Candles,
* 600 boxes Star Candles,
TCHKER & MITCHELL.
~ Klnrie street-
• For ealc by
mhr. aSIS tm
IpRUIT! FRUIT!! FRUIT!!!
Received dally. at u9 Randolph street, by dlsnatch,
Orsrcei. Lemons. Flfa. Dales. &c* Also, dealer la
ipUESH VACCINE VIRUS,
Warranted.
Sent by mail npoa receipt of ONE DOLLAR.
GALE BROTHERS,
Wholesale and Retail Drogglsta, JCJ Randolph street,
Chicago. delS-xSSMr
€l)icaga tribune.
■WEDNESDAY. APRIL 1, 18G3.
OUK ST.'LOIiIS LETTER,
Next R!c<t!on-ransci* of Hip fontln*
tlntu'd SfilU lu t!»e I-Ruauvlpallou
Party—Position ofGcu.CurtiH- Gner*
111 a A Mali**—NZurmaduitc— Suspicion*
Commerce, Are*
[Special Correspondence of the Chicago Tribune. J
Sr. Lock, March 00,18G3.
The approaching municipal election begins
to cause some excitement, owing .to the pe-
culidr character of the contest. When the
Emancipationists in the Legislature signed
the platform on which both Claybanks and
Charcoals agreed -to unite for the sake ol
beating tbe common enemy, it was thought
the feuds liad ended, and that harmony would
henceforth be the rule. Two or three weeks
ego the St. Louis city election wtis discussed,
and one emancipation ticket was apparently
desired by both parties. But, before the
Charcoals held their primary meeting or
sought to give voice to their decision, a few
Claybank leaders held a secret conclave and
resolved that a union with the Charcoals was
inexpedient. The result tallied with this res-
olution. The Charcoals were repulsed with
coldness, and two tickets became inevitable.
The Charcoals, representing the radical por
tion of the Emancipation party, have nom
inated Chauncey I. Fllley, one of our most
successful and enterprisiug merchants. The
CLtjbnnks, representing the conservatives,
have nominated Oliver D. Filley, a cousin of
Ihc Charcoal candidate.
nominated a ticket on Saturday, and will en
deavor to poll a full vote for it. Should
the division of parties remain the same as, in
November, the Radicals will have a sweeping
triumph, though the Republican, with all its
former secession proclivities remembered and
detested, is now supporting the Conservative
candidate, 0. D. FiUcy, with its mightiest ef-
fort 6.
Our local politics may not be of very great
interest to people abroad; but the issue bos
been made very clearly, that the city election
will forever nettle the question whether St.
Louis is or is not a Radical city. The R-pulAican
aligns a 5 a reason for supporting 0. D. Fil-
ley, that it does not desire to sec St. Lonl;
considered abroad as a Charcoal city, confess
ing that practically the question of Emanci-
pation con have very little influence in the of
fice of Mayor. The Conservatives arc pitch
ing into the Radicals with uncommon venom,
and urging citizens to vote down the eancli-
dates pledged to the abolition of slavery, »fcc.
No'v, as the Chuicoula simply profess unwa
vering and unconditional support to the Na
tional Administration, is it not singular that
all the officers of the General Government,
who are indebted to the President tor their
bread and hotter, are arrayed in opposition
to the parly—in others, in opposition to the
Prceident’B measures? This is a very, extra
ordinary spectacle, and will some day be
made patent to the President, when he hears
of the defeat of his friends through the efforts
cf Ins ollice-holdcrs.
(Jen, Curtis will probably be retained in
chief command of the Department, as at
present. It now appears that his removal
was ashed for by the Governor and members
of Congress from ibis Slate, and the appoint
ment of Gen" Sumner solicited by the same
authority. The memorial of the Missouri
Legislature, asking for his retention, has had
the de sired effect, and Gen. Curtis remains.
It. is impossible, of course, to judge the mo
tives of men, but it is not a little singular
that the opposition of Gen. Curiis to the ex
tension of the Southwest Branch of the P.i
cldc Railroad should be assigned by a promi
nent member of Gen. Curtis’staff as one of
the retisons of the movement for the General's
removal. The order for the extension of this
mad would have been, issued by the President
had it nut been for the objection of Gen.
Curtis.
The guerilla attach on the steamer Sam
Gaty and the outrages on the passenger© uud
negro deck hands, calls for summary chas
tisement. This guerilla outbreak lias been
feared for mouths in that very section, ami it
has been realized in spite of the efforts made,
to prevent it. The gang is composed of frag
ments of former gangs, who served severally
under Quautrd, Up Hays and Poindexter.
They have been collecting supplies in small
lots for many mon'hs. Fortunately, they arc
at work in a secession neighborhood, where
there are very few if any Union men to mo
lest. The re.-nlt of the attack on the Mis
souri River steamers will be to lay waste the
entire country. Our cavalry will not stand
on ceremony, audif women and children are
'made homeles?, their husbands and fathers in
the guerilla bands must bo blamed for it.
Other parts of the Slate arc threatened
with guerilla raids. The country west of
Springfield to the Kansas liue has been de
populated by families fleeing to Springfield
and Sedalia. They keep up a constant com
munication between Xorth Missouri and Ar
kansas by this route. The country is so di
versified and the avenues of escape so numer
ous that it would require all the cavalry in
the sendee to prevent the rebels from coming
and going to some extent. A large fore© of
Slate militia is now in the field against the
guerillas between Lexington and Kansas City,
Should the rebels remain together a few days
longer they will probably lie overhauled.
Murmadukc's threatened raid Into South
west Missouri has turned out a bad failure.
He failed to obtain the first advantage—
though it was in his power when be started
from Arkansas to capture Cape Girardeau,
where be might have caused great mischief,
and have secured a very valuable post. The
post Is fortified, it is true, but the garrison a
few weeks ago was very weak —much weaker
than that ot Springfield, Missouri, where the
rebel was repulsed. Mad Marmaduke made
forced marches for three days from Chalk
Bluff, he might have captured the place. The
opportunity thus lost may never occur again.
Instead of being a defenceless post, Cape
Girardeau has scut forth Its troops to meet
Marmaduke in battle, bat the latter wisely re
treated. . ,
The story of the movement to induce the
President to appoint Gen. Blair to command
this Department, has been revived, and it Is
stated on the authority of a leading lawyer
and a prominent citizen, who is iu no way
mixed npinthc claybankand charcoal quar
rel, that a delegation has gone to Washing on
to urge the appointment. The personal
friends of Gen. Blair were highly incensed
5-oiuc time ago, because such a thing was sug
gested, but their denials now are less positive
than then.
Shipments to the Missouri river have been
very immerons since the resumption of navi
gation, and many articles have been forward
ed which, in view of the concocted guerilla
■uprising, were suspicious. Among other
shipment?, a suspicious amount ot blankets,
new saddles, bridles, coarse pantaloons, heavy
riding coats, Ac., have been forwarded. A
lot intended for Liberty, where the secession
ists robbed the ‘United States Arsenal as early
as Mar, ISGI, was stopped a few days ago.
The' Army of the Frontier, though strong in
numbers, and in confidence and hope, pre
sents the strange picture of being without a
Gcneial at this moment, Gen. Schofield ar
rived on Wednesday, and Gen. Vattcn on
Thursday. The latter has been ordered to
■Washington. Gen. Blunt arrived Friday.
Gen. Herron is still here, and officiated as
groomsman at a wedding on Thursday night.
The current rumor that Herron will be as
signed to the command is still believed. Gen.
Curtis will now feel at liberty to makejuny
.disposition of the command that he chooses,
since his own head is officially safe.
Developments concerning the colt on specu
lations at Helena are still in progress before
the McDowell Military Commission. The ad
mission of three officers attached to Gen.
Curtis' staff, that they speculated in cotton,
arc damaging, though the witnesses do not
appear to think they have done anything
wrong. Gen. Curtis is not implicated thus
far, though his son admits hi* connection.
Under the circumstances, the sou was indis
creet to embark in the business, while so near
the father. But still this docs not yet convict
the Gen. of doing anything wrong. It is un
derstood that as soon as the military officers
are through with, a host of civilians will be
examined.
The new regulations of the Treasury De
partment, restricting shipments to Memphis
and other southern points, have created con
siderable indignation here, among a class of
men who always see something wrong in any
regulation which shuts down on their profits,
whether it assists the Government or other
wise. . _ , ,
Winter is certainly lingering in Springs
lap, so fir as this city is concerned.
J.A.ELLIS* CO.
m3-aW3-3ia
EIISOPEAX MATTERS.
BIo(n In Ireland—lflnaon** Pica for
Ihc South lliik*cl»h Hi’Ply letter
trom the Queen ou the Divutors In
Londou.
iLoncou Correspondence of the N. T. Tribune.]
Trow Cork raid Dublin, too, we get news of
actual riots attendant upon tUe wedding fes
tivities. The following is an authentic nar
rative of the scenes which occurred in Cork
ou Tucsdav: About 10 o’clock iu the evening
u etouc waV hurled at the windows of a chem
ist in Wiuiirop street, which was immediate
ly followed by several others, breaking a
quantity of glass. "When the crash of the
windows was heard, the crowd set up a cheer,
which drew the constabulary towards them.
At their approach they were assailed with
slums sad sticks, and groans given for them.
Sloue-throvriuc continuing, tiie police charg
ed and ciearcdlhc street at the point of the
bavonet. in doing which several persons were
knocked down iu t .c rash and injured.
tVhen driven out of "Winthrop street the
mob ran on to Pembroke street, where they
took tip a position opposite the Commercial
Hotel and stretched from the Hibernian on
the one hand to the Tostoffice on the other.
Here stone throwing again commenced, and
the place had to be cleared. by the mounted
constabulary After they had passed on,how
ever, the mob again returned and battered ia
the window of the Hibernian Hotel, and the
illuminated devices outride the house.
The Commercial Hotel was next turned to,
and in less than ten minutes almost every
pane of glass In the front, facing Pembroke
street was broken. At times the Miowcrs ot
stones thrown from . hundreds of hands were
really terrifying, breaking in, as they fre
quently did at one volley, the entire sashes of
the window, while others of-the stones rc-
bounded off the ■walls of the house, fell
among the people, Inflicting In many instan
ces severe cutsond bruises.
A scene of tho utmost disorder here pre
vailed. Numbers of the people fled terror
stricken, while the ruffians who remained only
redoubled their efforts on beholding tho con
sternation and destruction they were cans-
Ing. Such was the determination of the
mob, that scarcely any force conld quell
them. Although they fan at the charges of
the constabulary,, they returned and did not
stop until they had made almost a complete
wreck of the windows of those who illumi
nated.
The organization oftbe rioter* seemed com
plete. ; lii.one of the rows the Mayor received
gome rough usage. At midnight the military
was sent lor, ana one company soon arrived,
but their services were not required. After
they bad retired, however, a set of ruffians
broke In the windows of the Crown Solicitor.
Two arrests have been made. Thecity is now
tranquil, . •
COKBESrOKDEXCE BETWEEN MASON AND RUS
SELL.
We find in the Manchester .Guardian of the
14th inst.,(recdved by the Asia,) the text of the
correspondence between Earl Russell and Mr.
Mason, ’ “ Confederate” Commissioner, ex
tending over the period between April, ISO-,
and the end of last month. Mr. Mason’s let
ters u«gc the’ Government to recognize the
Confederate Stales, and to broakthe blockade,
lie goes into long arguments on international
law; but most of Earl Russell’s replies are
• mcioly courteous acknowledgments of having
received his communications. On the 2d of
August, however, Earl Russell writes;
“In the face of the fluctuating events of
the war; the alternations of victory and de
feat; the capture of Kew Orleans; the ad
vance of the Fcderals to Corinth, to Mem
phis, and the banks of the Mississippi as fir
as Vicksburg, contrasted on the other hand
with the failure of the attack on Charleston,
and the retreat from before Richmond; placed
too between allegations so contradictory on
the part of the contending powers < llerilajes*
ty’s Government are still determined to wait.”
In the beginning of this year, Mr. Mason
'addressed to the Foreign Ofiice a letter merely
dated “January, ISC3, In which he objects to
the \iews of the English Government on the
subject of blockades. In reply to this, Earl
Russell writes:
The Democrats
44 1 have, in tho first place, to assure you
that her Majesty’s Government would much
regret if you should feel that any want of re
spect was intended by the circumstance of a
mere acknowledgment of your letter having
hitherto been addressed to you. "With regard
to the question contained in it, I have to say
.that her Majesty’s Government see no reason
to qualify the language employed in my dis
patch to Lord Lyons of thelOth February last.
It appears to her Majesty’s Government to he
sufficiently clear that the declaration of Paris
could not he intended to mean that a port
must be so blockaded ns really to prevent
access In all winds, and independently of
whether the communication which might be
carried on in a dark night, or hy means of
email low steamers or coasting craft creeping
along the shore; in short, that it was neces
sary that communication with a port under
blockade should be utterly and absolutely Im
possible under any circumstances.
4 ‘ln fuither illustration of this remark, I
may say there is no doubt that a blockade
would be in legal existence although a sud
den storm or change of wind occasionally
blew off the squadron. This is a change, to
which, in the nature of tilings, every blockade
is liable. Suchan accident does not suspend,
much less break, a blockade. 'Whereas, on the
contrary, the driving off a blockading force
by a superior force does break a blockade,
which must be renewed de novo, in the usual
form, to be binding upon neutrals. The de
claration of Paris wag, in truth, directed
against what were once termed ‘ paper block
ades that is, blockades not sustained by uny
actual force, or sustained by a notoriously in
adequate naval force, such as the occasional
' appearance ota mun-oi-war in the offing, or
the like. The adequacy of the force to main
tain the blockade must, indeed, always, to a
certain extent, be one of fact and evidence;
but it docs not appearthat in any of the nu
mcrous cases brought before the prize
courts in America the inade
quacy of the force has "been urged
by those who would have been most
interested in urging it against tbe legality of
the seizure. The interpretation, therefore,
•placed by Her Majesty’s government on the
declaration of Paris was that a blockade, in
order to be respected by neutrals, must be
practically effective. At the time I wrote my
dispatch to Lord Lyons, Her Majesty’s gov
ornnu-nt were of opinion'that the blockade
of the Southern ports could not be otherwise
than so regarded; and certainly the manner
in which it has since been enforced gives to
neutral governments no excuse for asserting
that the blockade has not been efficiently
maintained. It is properto add that Ibc same
view of the meaning and effect of the article
of tbe declaration o£ Paris on the subject of
blockades which is above explained, was ta
ken by the ive of the United States
at tin* Court of St. Janie’s (Mr. Dallas), dur
ing the couunnnicaions which passed be-
tween the twogovermnonls tome years before
the present war, with a view to the accession
of the United States to that declaration.”
J.ETIEU moil QUEEN VICTORIA.
Tic following letter from Sir George Grey,
expressing tic sympathy of tic Queen with
tie families of tie sufferers during the recent
jllmuiiu.tions in Loudon, Is published in the
My Dear Lord: laux commanded by the
Quccu lo express the great grief and concern
with which her Majesty has rend the account
in tie newspapers of the lamentable loss of
life wiki occurred in the- streets of tie city
on Tuesday night.
Tie Queen desires that her sincere sympa
thy with the families of thu sufferers should
lie made known; and it is her*-Majesty’s wish
that an inquiry should be made into their cir
cumstances.
RIOTS IN IRELAND.
Whitehall, March Itf. ISOB.
1 iuve to request that your lordship will be
so good as to cause this Inquiry to be made
\viibout delay, and that you will inform, me of
the result, iu order that it may be submitted
to her Majesty.
I have the honor to be, my dear Lord, your
faithful t-ervani. G. Grey.
The Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, M. P.
The IVew Bakiug Law,
H. 11. Van Dyck, E*'i-, Bank Superintend
ent, in New York, Las written a letter to Wil
liam Allan Butler, saying that he will proceed
by law, against any banking associatlon-iLat
attemps to form and do business in that State,
under the recent banking law passed by Con
gn ss. Mr. Van Dyck says;
“ The Constitution of this State, in article 8, sec-
tion 8, declares:
The Legislature shall provide by law for the reg
istry of uu bills or notes issued or pntittcircnl itiou
as monrv, and shall require ample security for the
redemption of the same In specie. 1 ’
In accordance with this constitutional re
quirement, the Legislature lias provided for
the deposit, in this department, of New York
andUidted Slates stock, and bonds and mort
gages, in specified proportions, as security for
ibe redemption of notes issued; and corpora
tions, associations and individuals, are by law
prohibited from issuing notes to circulate as
currency except in conformity to those pro
visions of lan* to which I have alluded.
Under these circumstances It will be my
dutv to bring any infractions of the law of
this State to the test of judicial decision.
Under these diets, It is presumed the Lcgis-
latnre will so modify the State law as to oxer
come tills conflict of authority.
PERSONAL.
Brigadier General James Cooper, command
ant of Camp Chase, Columbus, Ohio, died in
that city on Saturday last, afiera short illness,
of congestion of the lungs. Gen. C. was born
in Frederick county, Md., May Sth, 1810, and
after graduating in Washington College, Pa.,
in 1831, commenced the study oflaw with Hon.
Thad. Stevens, at Lancaster. He was admit
ted to the bar in IS3I, was a Representative
from Pennsylvania in Congress, In ISSS-40,
was a member of the State Legislature from
1544 to 1840, introdncingandcarryingthrough
in the face of a desperate opposition, meas
ures to relieve the credit of the Slate, then on
the verge of repudiation. Ou his return from
a visit to Europe, in 184S, he was made Attor
ney-General of the State, and in 1549 was cho
sen Vm'ed States Senator, and served till the
close of his term, in 1855. In politics he was
always a Whig. After leaving the Senate he
resumed the practice of law in Philadelphia,
but his health being infirm, he removed to
Maryland hi 1800. On the breaking outoflhc
great rebellion, he raised a brigade of loyal
Marylanders, consisting of one regiment of
cavalry and three regiments of infantry, and
was appointed a Brigadier General May 11,
1801. At the battle of Antietam, and In the
Shenandoah Valley campaigns, and on all oc
casions, these troops, rai-ed under adverse
circumstances, displayed great valor. Gen.
Cooper served under Fremont, in Virginia,
and upon the retirement of that officer, was
appointed to the command of Camp Chase, a
position he continued to hold until his death.
Gen. Cooper was a man of marked intellec
tual took a high position wliile
in Congress.
—lt Is probable that Gen. Milror will be
assigned to the command of ‘West "Virginia,
the loyal. people of that section of country
having naked for him.
Gov. Morton, of Indiana, is to lecture
before the Young Men's Christian Association
of Albany, 2s. Y., on Friday evening next, on
“The State of the Country!”
Salem K. Hannigan, who was arrested at
Indianapolis, a few days since, for hurrahing
for Jeff. Davis, and assaulting a policeman,
liar been held in SI,OOO to answer for his of
fense.
Gov. Tates returned to his home in
Springfield on Saturday morning, and he im
mediately went to Jacksonville, where hi*
family now nrc. He was to leave for Vicks
burg, yesterday, to look after the interests
andVclfarc of Illinois soldiers.
Col A. Lylo Dickey, of the 4th Iliinoie
cavalry, lias been appointed Roporler of the
Decisions of the Supreme' Court of
in place of - Horn Ebeuezcr Beck, of this city,,
appointed-Judge of the Court of Claims at
"Washington.
! ggj- The Commissioners of Public Chari
ties in New York give notice, that so small is
the demand for aid.irom the poor of that city,
that they have discontinued their relief of op
erations. This shows the excellent condition
of the poorer classes in that city.
Ulisrclltnuotis.
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strength was In her step, nod In her hands—Plantation
Hitters."
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Will cure Nervous Headache.
•* Cold .Extremities and Feverish Ups.
•• Star Stomach and Fetid Breath.
" Flatulency and Indigestion.
. . •* KervoosAffection*.
•* Excessive Fatigue and Short Breath.
•• Pain over the Lyes.
•• Mental Despondency.
•* Prostrat'on; Great weakness.
** BaUow Complexion. Weak Bowels, Ac..
Which are the evidences of
.UYER COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA.
It Is estimated that seven-tenths of all ad alt ailments
proceed from a diseased and torpid liver. The biliary
secretions of the liver over-flowing Into, the stomach
pohon.thc entire system and exhibit the above symp.
toms.
After long research, ire are able to present the most
remarkable care for these horrid nightmare diseases,
the world has ever produced. Within one year over
tlx hundred and forty thousand persons have taken
the Plantation Bitters, andnot an Instance of complaint
has come to our knowledge i .
It Is a most effectual tonic and agreeable stimulant,
salted to all conditions of life.
Tlic reports that it relies upon mineral substances
for Its active properties, are wholly false. For the
public satisfaction, and that patients may consult their
physicians, we append a list of Its components.
Caxtsata Hake—Celebrated for over two hundred
years In the treatment of Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia,
"Weakness&C. It was Introduced into Europe by the
Countess, wife of the Viceroy of Fern, la 101 D, and af
terwardssoldbythe Jesnlto rot; ins Hsor-Mors price
op ns owu weight iv HH.TER, under tho name of
Jesuit's Powuebs, and was finally made public by
Louis XVI, King of France. Humboldt makes especial
reference to Its febrifuge qualities during his South
American travels.
Caecuilla Bask—For dlarrtusa, colic and diseases
of the stomach and bowels.
Davdeliov— For Inflammation of tlio loins and
dropsical affections.
Chamomile Flowers—For enfeebled digestion.
LavvNSXK Flowers—Aromatic, stimulant and
tonle—highly invigorating in nervous debility.
■\VumnocKE3r—For scrofula, rheumatism. &c.
Anise.—An aromatic carminative; creating flesb,
ittiscle and milk; much used by mother's nursing.
Also, clove-bads, orange, carraw ay, corlander.snakc
root, &c.
S-T—lß6o-X.
Another wonderful Ingredient, Of Spanish origin,
Imparting beauty to the completion and brilliancy to
the mind, is yet unknown to the commerce of tho
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Rochester, N, Y..Decembers}, 1381.
Messrs. P. IL Drake * Co.I have been a great sol
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abandon my profession. About three months ago I
tried the Plantation Bitters, and to my great Joy. I am
now nearly a well man. I have recommended them In
several cases, and. as ftr as I know, always with signal
benefit. I am respectfully yonrs,
REV. J.S.CATHORN. .
Putt a DEtnn.v, icth Moath, nth Day, IS©.
Respected Puiexdj— ily daughter has been much
henefltted by the use of thy Plantation Bitters. Thou
■wilt send me two bottles more.
Thy friend.
Shebsian Rouse, Cldc-iso. 111, Feb. 11. IS»3.
Messrs. P.H.Dbaee* Co. t-Plcase send us another
welvc ca*ea of your Plantation Ritters. As a morning
ippetlaer, they appear to have superceded everything
•Ise. and are greatly esteemed
Yours. &c., *e
Airangcmerts arc now completed to supply any de
mand for this article, which from lack of government
stomps hns not heretofore been possible.
The public may rest fissured that In no case will the
purfcctly pure standard of the Plantation Bitters be
cU parted from. Erunv noxiLK hears. tub pao
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grey. was dry and brittle; It Is now soft
RevVi 0 V°l)KGEN.Boston.Muss.: “That they prtv
mole the growth of tJ»c hair where baldness Is, I
have the evidence of my own eyes.”
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until thev think themselves beyond the reach of medi
cal aid wo would say:
Never De»!»alr! Tltc “Cheroteeo Cure”
xvlll Teller© you after all Quack
Doctors bare failed!!
. 83T“lt deals with disease as it exl-ts, not only strik
ing at the very seat and removing the eause upon
which it depend!-, but It rebuilds the broken constitu
tion, carrying life and health through every vain and
WK «EEXU> ORGAN.
ejTThe “CHEROKEE CURE” Is put up In a blghlv
conceiuratcd form—the dose only being from one-half
toonetraspoonfUl. three limes per day. Oue bottle
rarvlvfaii-toeftect a permanent care, no matter how
long the disease may have ‘‘listed,
rw-It l« safe and pleasant in taste, bat Immediate In
action* it CONTAINS NO MINERAL POISON, but
Upreparod from pure vegetable extracts,ln the form
° B^For l partlcnlafs. get a Circular. from any
Drag Store In the country: or write to the Proprietor,
who will mail FREE, a frill Treat lie In pamphlet form.
CTTrick—s3 per bottle, or three bottles for f5. and
'orwanled by Express to all parts of the world.
jy-gold by all respectable Druggists everywhere.
,Dr. W. E. MEEWIN Sole Proprietor
6 South Fourth Street,
SATST LOUIS. MO.
SMITH At
>*o. Id Lake street.
TSTiolesAlc end KeUU Ageuts. and sold by an Dnisdsl*
In Chicago. obt vlKn.-.vip.oor'ly
CHICAGO LEAD AND OIL
V WOEKSJ
Comer Clinton nnd Fnlton Streets West Side.
mil PIPE, BULLETS, BAB i SHEET LfiD,
LtNSEKD OIL,
Shot, White LcaJ, Bed Lead and Litharge,
PUMPS Ai\D HYDRAULIC RUXS.
Orders from the trade solicited. Highest market
price paid for Flax Seed. P.O.BoxCIIU.
T ADIES READ THIS ATTEST-
I J TIVELT.—Give up the use of that vile compound
catted rouse U can decetre no one no matter how
akllUUUr it la applied. Nothing la more beautiful and
worthrof admiration than a skin white as alabaster.
ro«7 checks. Ups red as coral. In short, a complexion of
DAZZLING BKAHTT AND PCBITY.
Do away wUbyourparapharnalla of cosmetics. poma
■ turns, blooms of rort«, and other humbugs: follow my
directions and you win find to your surprise that la a
very short space of tlmeypu can become possessor of
a bcaotiTbl complexion, "Tvsnd yoor address and one
BtMDpto A. O.LAMONT, Perfumer.
Box Hew York CUr.
fUtstdlcmtcma.
TTEAD QUARTERS DEPART-
I 1 M£NT for Returning Deserters and Absentees
from the Array la ttie States of Ohio, Indians and 1111*
sols.
Orders NO. 13.
Indianapolis, March IS, 1363.
1. AH deserters and absentees from the Army In
eltlicrofthethrresutcaabove specified, are lieieby
noticed that they may deliver themselves up aircei
b.ytothe Proclamation of the President, at any time
between this date and the Orst of April, subject to no
other punishment than the forfeiture of tbelrp.'v and
allowances during the time they clu- have been unseat:
apollsorLonlsvlile. Ky.; loose la Ohio, at Co’ombos
or Cincinnati ; those In Illinois, at Chlcseo.Sprlugaeld
or Cairo. Alter delivering themselves up. thev will
be properly cared for. and transported to tt-clr'rej:!-
itcai» me from expense.
2 Ample arrangements will be perfected tor anoce
heßdlDp allthoee who do not deliver themseiv--np by
that lime, and they will be dealt within the mo-t rigor
ous manner provided by the law. None need Oatter
themselves that they will be protected by secret orsaa
tzatlons of armed men. Alt such efforts will prove
futile.
S AH officers on doty In either of the above States
arresting deserters and absentees will report to time
Headquarters, by letter, on Mondays and Thursdays of
earli week, clvlng an account of wn-re tliey have been
and what they LaveaccompltstM -bice their last re'
port. All olllcers whose reports s':ow a want of vlzl
lance and of practical result?. will be rctanwslto their
regimen:? as soon as tbat fact b.-corner ma.JSK.
4. It Is hoped that all newspapers mat have tfcc wel
fare of the Government at neart, will unite in giving
this order as wide a circulation as possible- nod zivo it •
such editorial notice a* will encourage alllovalcitl
Zetland all civil officer* to aid In this work. If ell the
deserters and absentees from the army can be re
turned. there will bo very little danger ofs draft or
conscription becoming necessary,
5. The Commandants of the Posts herein specified, at
which deserters and absentees may deliver themselves
up. will see that thosewhodoso areproperlycarei
for and returned to their respective regiment*, and
wIU report to these Headquarters on Mondays and
Thnrsdavs of each week Uie name, rank and regiment
of a’l thus de’lverteg themselves up
By command of BtllG. SEN .HASCALL.
£Df R. KERSTETTER, Capt. and A. A. G.
nih2l-t£74-llt ,
"PROPOSALS FOR OATS.—Of-
JL flee of Forage Department, U. S. A,, St. Lou!?,
y&tchur.vwa.
Sealed Proposals will be recelvrd at tWi odes untJ
J2 o'clock 11., Saturday. April 4.1563, for
300,000 Bushels of Oats,
To be delivered In St. Louts. Mo„ at the various steam
beat landings, railroad depots, and Government ware
houses 1 , free of dravage. at the rate of.v,noo bushel*
w«k. If required. Deliveries to commence April
■ The Oats must be rtrft quality. In good well-sewed
sacks.32 pounds to UiebasUel.and subject to taspeo
tlou and weight at the place of delivery.
Bids will not he received for b’salhan 100,03) bushels.
Three thousand dollars (*3.000) current money ma>l
be deposited with each proposal for 100.000 hash>-lajsnd
In that proportion for ft greater quantity, a? ft forfeit
ure. In case the party Calls to bond If the contract la
awarded him.
Checks will not he received as deposits.
Five thousand dollars IW.OOO) on each 100/00 bnshela
eontrsclert tor wltt bo withheld from flrat deliveries, as
additional security fur the fulfillment of the contract.
Bidders in usinz fractious of a cent should take deci
mal parts.
Tlddere must be present when the bids are opened.
Bids mu?r be lndorspd**Proposals for Oats."
The right Is reserved to reject any or all the bids.
E. D. CHAPMAN",
mh£3-b761-7t Captain and A. Q. At.
?iD i v/ V 7 • V/ vy Vy Scaled Proposal* will be re
ceived by the undersigned, up to 2 o'clock P. M.. April
Sd. H2t for any part of One Hundred Thousand Dol-
Um of six per cent. Coupon Bonds of Cook County,
Illinois. Issued in pursuance of an act of the General
Assemblv of the State of Illinois, and pavaWc in the
CHy of Now York in ten years trout the first day of
April, IS€S interest payable semi annually.
At the time above mentioned ( kprll id, 1863. at i
o'clock P. M ) the bids win bo opened at the Super
visor's Room In tho Court House in Chicaco.
The right to reject any or all bid-*, or any portion of
any bids. U reserved. Those making proposals will
please state the size of the Bonds y refund bvHmm.
PAUL CORNELL.
M.C NILES.
AARON GIBBS.
/* Special Com. Cook Co. Board of Supervisions.
mliSO b?.d at
TVfAGIC TIME OBSERVER.
J3i Tie perfection of mechanism—being a Hunting
and Open Face, or LndvV or Genlleinac's iVatcn com
bined, with patent Self Winding Improvement. Tho
N.T. lixrsTß.vTKD Nrwa the leading pictorial paper
of the United States. In Its Issue of jaa. 10. ISfi?. page
I*7. volontanJvsavs: We have been shown a most
pleasing novelty, of which the Hnjiußoßsos. of New
Turk are the sole Importers III* called the MAGIC
TIMli OBSERVER. audit Is a bunting and open-face
watch combined, one of the prettle>t. most convenient,
nnd decide Uv the best and cheapest timepiece for gec
tml ai.d reliable use ever ottered. It ua* within Hand
coMicctcd with Its machinery. It* own winding attach
ment, rendering n key entirely unnecessary. The
cases ol this watch are composed of two metals the
outer of fme 16-carat gold and the luuer otto of solid
silver. It has the Improved ruby action lever move
ment. at d is warranted an accurate timepiece.'' Price,
superbly engraved, per case of half-dozen. iJOl.' Sam
ple watches. In neat morocce boxes for those propos
ing to buy at who.c-aic.fo3. If sent bymail, the post
age Is l f « cent* Address TIUBBAhD 8U0»., s-ole
Importers.®* & 87 Nassau, corner John-st„ New i orfc.
mh27-bf.!C-Ct
ASA CUKRIN.
GAGE & WAITE.
OFFICE U. S. MILITARY COM-
V_/ MANDEB. Cnroxoo. PI., .March■- r T.ISO.
Tlie following General Order from the Headquarters
nftills Department. Is published for the Information of
all concerned:
■ lIE.'DQrAKTKrS DEPARTMENT OF THK 0)110,1
Cincinnati, 0.. March 19.1663. >
Central OrrtERS. No. It having been ascer
tained that a large traffic In arms, powder. leid and per
cu««dor. cars is carried on at numerous points within
tie Paills of this Department for purposes and uses
di*!u>M to Urn Government of the united States, the
provisions of General ()i dels So. SO, of the lUU Instant.
lr«>m there Headquarters, prrb'bltlmr the sale of arms
&i>dmunl:|on« of war. are extended to embrace the
limit * of tlm Depart;..cut.
Permits to purchase may be obtained of the Military
Commander of the city or town where thesale 11 made;
or if there be i.osueh MUlturyCouimiiwlerln the place,
then of tve Mldtarv Commander of the city or town
m-nrcst to the place where the sale 1< made, or of the
Comnnn'bis; Officer of a District wHuln the Depart
mcLt open thepmehasers giving such security tu.tlitf
officer grunting the permit as be shall deem sufficient
: f at tlu-v will not B'-11. barter, give or convey any such
arnisor'ir.ucltions of war to anr person disloyal to tae
Government of the United States, or to any person
who win use snch articles fur parpo-es disloyal to the
Government of the United States, or to any person
from whom such articles shall pass Into the possession
of * Ither of the shove mentioned classes.
I’e rG oni> vlolttllnc this order wid be liable to arrest
aU'i rl.il and the forfeiture tothcUnltedSlatesof any
and all munitions of war In tbelr possession.
The civil authorities, and all loyal citizens, are In
vited to aid the military Rutboritkslu currying this or
dor Into rffect. , ,
Hy command of MaJ. Gen. TV right.
N. H« MOLEAY.
As-blant Adjutant General and Chief of Staff.
CHARLES C. PDMEROV,
Capt. Utb Infantry. Military Commander.
ir.h2Sb7*.t-M
OHATTEL MORTGAGE SALE.
\_J Default having been made in the payment of
moneys scared to be paid by a Mortgage, dated the
thirteenth dav of Juno. A. D. isfil, executed and de
livered by lv*Viamln F. Whiteman, mortgagor to the
underrignad. Edward McQraw, mortgagee, which
tnongaga is of and upon tlio schooner or vessel palled
the K O Gray, and the mast., spars, sail*, boat*,
anehni*. furniture, and evcryihlng appertaining or
he'oR*»UJK thereto, and the undersigned. mortgagee as
aforesaid. claiming that tbero Is due to him. a; the
date of tills notice, of the moneys secured to bo paid
br t lie said mortgage, the sum of fifteen hundred dol
lars and Interest thereon at the rate of mx per centum
per annum, from the thirteenth day of Jane, iSht
Notice i*. therefore, hereby given that-for the pur
pose of obtaining payment of the moneys claimed to
dp due as aforesaid, the said mortgage will he fore
closed and l»v virtue of a power of sale In said mort
gage contained, the undersigned, mortgagee as afore
said, will sell said schooner K. G, Gray. Iter ma-ts.
spars sails boats, anchors, chains, cables, rigging.
I tackle, apparel, furniture, and everything appertain
in'’ or belonging thereto, at public auction, to the
highest bidder, onboard of said schooner In the Ohio
U«dn In the City of Buffalo. In the State of New York,
on the ninth day of April, ISC3, at ten o’clock in toe
forenoon ol that dav.
EC WARD McGRAW. Mortgagee.
Welch 4 Williams. Attorneys. ISO Mila street.
Buffalo. New York „ ~ _
Dated Buffalo, March23d. 1R63. mb2Sb^C2w
jyjTLITAKT NOTICE.
UEADQtURTZBS 65th ItL. HcndEITT, 1
Ca3U* DoroL\s. s!arcl;W.lSfiS. f
All absentees from tne C5tD lU. Infantry are required
to report forthwUh a % AME * CAW . O >-
Col. Mth 11L
mbn-lrcu-Ct
QTJTTON & BURKITT,
41 USALIE BTHEET,
Have rewired a large aswrtment of
ladies’ and Children’s Cotton Hosiery,
Worsted and Silt Embroidery Bral^
„ Friuiog or Ruffling.
Lace and Swiss Collarette.
Tatting, Tnne Trimming,
Ualr Kelts in Silt and Braid,
ZEPETR WORSTED AHD WOOLEK TASKS,
Knitting Cotton In all sizes.
EMBROIDERY and BRAD) PATTERNS STAMPED.
Prices low and Terms cash.
m»i22blM 4w 41 LASALLE STREET.
TTAP.SISHS OF THE HORTH-
JL WEST.
An important work, and one filling a want hereto
fore uufinppUcd, has just been published, entitled
SOE/O-O;
The Northern Sugar Plant.
Being a treatise on the Cultivation of the
CHINESE AND AFRICAN SUGAR CANE,
Together with all necessary Instruction In regard to
making SYRUP and SUGAR. The work is wmtea by
that pioneer investigator and practical experimenter,
ISAAC A. HEDGES. Esq.. and Is the only complete
hook of the kind published. Being written In main
ar d simple language, makes It a perfectly practical and
reliable guide to the Sugar Grower and Manufacturer.
Contains 21fi pages. l?mo. Illustrated with cuts ex
planatory of machinery, etc., etc.
Price, in paper binding
Or handsomely hound In cloth.
Scot bv iraii. postage prct»ald.on receipt of price.
Agents wauled to sell this popular and valuable book.
Address AFPLHGATE &, CO*,
Publishers, 43 Main st„ Cincinnati. Ohio.
mh27-KO7-6t-U
T\7IGS. WIGS. WIGS.
I T BARROWS*
WIG AND TOUPEE FACTORT,
23 South Clark street, upstairs. A fnil awortrnent of
Uklr Work constantly on hand. Plain direc
tions for measuring the head, sent on application.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Private rooms fur laules,
cldldrcca hair cutting.die.
mhM bR6-iw
npHEODOHE HOLBROOK & Co.,
JL 46 Sonth Clark street.
Negotiators of Mortgages, and Agents for the pur
chase. sale and leasing of Real Estate. For aa.e. v*ltt
able Residence Property oo fheNorth, South and « est
Sides Al-o Lot*to lease onlongtime. StoreonLako
Mr« el fer sale or to lease. Brick Uotufl and barn on
Green Pay arcane to let. mb-l-bM® Iw
Land surveying and en-
GIVEKRIHG.—SamueI S. QuEEtsr.SSDear
l>orn ttroit having filed Id? bond and taken oat a
licence ;■» Stirreror under the provisions of the new
City Charter. I* prepared to malte surreys and sub
divisions and to perform all duties heretofore per
talebc to the ©dice of City Surveyor, now abolished.
mh2l'b«23-sw
WATER-PROOF VIENNA &
T T PTRELLA MATCHES.—These matches are
made without sulphur, and being free from disagrees.
b!e odor, are not only very desirable, bat almost indls
peDSib’.o for use In the parlor and sleeping chamber.
They are put up la fancy colored boxes and small
packages for family me. and are also carefully packed
In cases for transportation. For sale wholesale and
retail by JAMES R. PET. Ho. 66 Cortland street, hew
P. s*.— Conn try meeebanta win do well to caßaadex.
amine our stock. feiO-iSSfi-cm
XD W ’V Eli,
INSTATE OP JOSEPH GRAF,
Hi DECEASED.—notice I? hereby given to all mt
sons haring claims against the estate of JOSEPH
GUAF. deceased, to present the same for settlement
on or before the ISUi day of May.
mh2T»-bS7t-lw THERESA GRAF. Executrix.
INSTATE OF HENRY B. GOOD-
T-i IUCH Diceasid.— Public notice ta hereby
given to all person* having claims and demands
against the estate of Henry B Goodrlchdeceased, ta
pH-sent the same for adjudication and«Wemeat at a
regular term of the Connty ConrtofOJOk. County, to
benoldtn at the Court House. !|^ the Cltr of C.: logo,
OQ the third Monday of May. A. D. ISC3. being the IMU
dayther G Jjxttp * nrrcncoCK, Administrators:
:o Marchsoth. ISfIS. mh3l-b'S3-‘fiy
Cliicagc
TDEDEORD, MEREDITH & CO
-11 EXCimSIYK '
conranssioN an-m chants,
For the purchase and sale of Pork, Stock. Floor, Grata
unrt n-ounce generally. Xo. 236 and 338 South water
etm-C Chicago. lU. w Ja!7-iy
G. t. PyproßD. D. Slgnorra. C. Mamtprrn.
T. C. BEAN,
DENTIST,
41 Clark street, (nearly opposite Sherraaa House.)
mhiT,b2Si uu Chicago, m.
MEN S ENGLISH HALF HOSE,
..9) cent*.
.75 cents.
fjoop Skirt - jHonnfttrtora.
YORK AND ILLINOIS
Hoop Skirt Manufactory,
And Importer and dealer la all kinds of
French and German Corsets.
AT TTHOLESALB
AND RETAIL. 79
South C:*rfc ?r-eet.
foppo-;;e 'he Court
Hoosoj
Chicago, nxcrota.
Silk <t Cotton Skirts
made to order sc
short notice. Old
Skirts repaired, alter
ed andehapedascood
as new. Full stock of
woven, double dla
, moad. bridal* French
» Skirts constantly on
hand, from 3 springs,
’size.
_ _______ jicTwe sell without ex.
»ra cnarce. provided they are k*P?,^ wx ?;.PPr? r e 3 '3 rt ’*
are •warranted to be of the best atcb -bring
atae: Udrts exchanged If not satisfactory, and all par
sent to residence.
Notice to \niolcsale Bayer*.
a* we care been la the Etlrt bu*ln**s since the flnt
'Vclnnlng of Use trade, aad hat ebrancnes of ourbooee
b all tbo principal cities of the Union, as well as Loo*
.lon—and as our London Agent farnb-iiOs ns oar steel
svnrst cost—thus giving our ccstomerstbe benefit of
>fu&t we ihonld otherwise pay for commissions—we
are able to sail lower than any other manofiseturer
orders by mall promptly attended to.
i» TRIGEE, Proprietor for Chicago,
ITew York Factory, as Bowery.
Ctlcaso Post OlT.ce Bo*
-rtSMy
®.Dinmt3sion fllcrttiont*.
ifcr ilr
DR. SWEET’S
liifalUMc Liiumenl,
THE
CHEAT ETTEHyAL BESEDT,
FOi; BUF.UMATISM. GOUT. N"ETTRALGU. lttm.
BAGO. STIFF NECK AND .lOIN’TS. SPKAISS.
BIUTSFS. CUTS AND WOUNDS. PILES.
UEAPACUE, AND ALL UHKI'UATIG
AN*D NERVOUS DISUHDEIK.
For all of which It Is a speedy and certain remedy,
and never falls. This' Liniment Is itreparcd from the
recljo of Dr. Sicilian Sweet, of t’onnecllcni. lie
famous bone setter, and has been used in hi* practice
for more than twenty years with the most astonishing
succors.
AS AN ALLEVIATOR OF PAIN. It U unrivalled
by anv preparation befbre the pnbllc. of which the
mot skeptical mav be convinced by a single *rlal.
This Llutmcnt whl care rapidly anil radically. Rheu
matic Disorder* of every kind, and In thousands of
caw« where It has been used It has sever been known
to tall.
FOR NEURALGIA, It will afford immediate relief
In crery case. however distressing.
It will relieve the wont case* of HEADACHE in
three nlnutos, and Is warranted to do It.
TOOTHACHE also Win it care Instantlr.
TOR NERVOUS OKBILITr AND OKNfcRAL LAS
FITL'DE. arising from Impradonce or excess, this
liniment 1* a cuwt hapay aud unfailing remedy. Act
ing directly npon tlie nervous tissues. It strengthens
and revivifies the system, and restores It to elasticity
and vfsior.
FOR PILES.—As an external remedy, we claim that
It la the BtsT known, and we challtaiiga the world to
produce an equal. Every victim of thU distressing
complaint should give it a trial, tor It will not fait to
afford Immediate relief, and In a majority of cases will
effect s pADiCAicnre.
QUINSY AND FORK THROAT are sometime* er
tremt-lv nnuignant and daneerotu. bnta timely appll
catlon'of thuJLlulment will never tall to cure.
SPRAINS are sometime* very obstinate, and enforce
ment of the Joint* Is liable to occur If neglected. The
worst case maybe conquered by this Limmeat la two
0r TTOUNDS. SORER. ULCERS,
nUKNS AND SCALDR. vleld readily to tbe wonder
fu! healing properties of Db. Sweet's Israuttos
i.inimunt. when used aceonllntr to dlr< - ctlon». Alse.
CHILBLAINS. FROSTED K£ET, AND INSECT
BITES AND STINGS.
Every Horse Owner
Should havethis rcnxdyat hand. f.irltstlmelvnjent
the ffrst npi'cararre of urunene-i will effectually pru
tcri th»>s>- formidable diseases, to which all hordes are
liable, and which render so many otherwise valuable
bort-es* nearly worthier. . , . .
Ovir four hundred voluntary testimonials to tbe
wonderful curative properties of this Liniment hAv«
been received within the last two year*, and many of
them from persons In the highest ranks of life.
CAUTIOX
To avoid imposition, observetheSljcnatnre r.ndtiki
5S of Pr. Stephen Sweet on every label, and also
'Stephen Swrcts Infallible Liniment” Monro la the
glass of each bottle, -without -which none arc pcnuluc.
laCHARDSON* & CO.,
Bole Proprietors. > orwlcb. Ct.
For sale by LOUD & SMITH. General Western
Apci.ts. 24 Lake street. Chicago, and by dealers
ev erj'W here. ff-S-ab^eow-ly
O.ILBERT HUBBARD & CO.
Ship Cfeaaafiltci's,
■WTiolctalc and !!tt»n Dealers in
TWINES AND CORDAGE
205 & 207 South Water Street,
Comer ol Wells, Chicago. 111..
Would call parllcn’a 1 * attention oflhs Trade to oaf
stock. ns we at nil times hare the large-t and
best assortment in the West, ef
Cotton and Hemp Duck,
HlaulU and Tarred Hope,
Ditclxlus Rope**, . „ ,
Bagslng Sc Burlaps,
Canvas, Oakum, _ _
Tar, Pitch, Clialns,
And Tmclilo Blocks.
Cool Tar, Hoofing Pitch, and Pelting,
Bed Cords. Clothes Lines, Broom Twine*, all *maUtife».
Wrapping Twines. Inhondlea or barrels. Dell
nad Sash Cords. Nets and Seines,
COTTOH, FLAX AND HEMP TWINES
Of every description.
TENTS, AWNINGS; WAGON COVEBS,
Jarpaitiioga* Rcghnciita] Color*, Stall"
durdN, Gulden*, Flag", Arc,,
Of€llk or Bnnllrg, as par Army Rpgnlatloas, constant
ly on hand ami made to order.
O. HUBBARD 1 J, P. rrRNBB \ «. B. CARPENTER,
ImUai |
IXSTPvTOtEXTS. j
JUUUUS BAUER, I
NAXOS'ACTUUEIi OF
DRUMS AND BRASS
Instruments,
90 SOUTH CLARK STBEGI.
Manufacturer acd Importer of Musical Instruments
»nd string*. Harlne connection ■srittx manufacturing
booses in jtcrlln. LeTpslc. Dresden. England and Parts.
Is prepared to famish Dealers. Bands and Individual
wait ever; article In their Uae
lowest New York Prices.
Post Office Box SKU. ocls-d23My
VERY IMPORTANT TO
' Wthees.
WOODBURY'S
(Of Boston. Mas«..>
Hew and Simple System of Catting Boys’ and
Tenth's Clothing;
Ladies can learn at oncb. hy this plan, to cut and
make good & garment for boys as the most artistic
tailor In the land. The plan 1- so simpleand the dtrec*
tlocs so plats, that it is readily understood and can be
practised at once.
The system, with fall printed directions, willbe sect
by mall to anyaddress for the earn of
ONE DOUAB.
Agents supplied st *7 per dozen. Apply personally,
or by letter, to PHILLIP H. RILEY - .
General Agent lor the Western States,
p o Box 4295. W Dearborn street. Chicago.
~ d>T£3-lW
_mh2M
"VTOTlCE—lmportant. After, this
JL a day we shall sell no goods as retail. We solicit
a continuation of patronage from onrwnole-ale trade,
arsurit c them that onr goods, as heretofore, will be at
NEW YORK PRICES, FREIGHT ADDED.
P. PEUGEOT, la porter of Toys, and Wholesale
Dealerln YankeeNotlons.lCSLakest. mli»-bSOO-Jw
•yyATERMAITS. PATENT
Two Horse Com Cultivator.
The subscriber having purchased tie entire interest
of the Inventor and patentee- L.B. Waterman, offers
for sale oa very reasonable terms.
State and County Bights,
and will also supplv all persons wishing machine* la
nny cnanlltr ordered. This la the only practicable
Two Horse‘Cultivator ever manufactured or la
the We?t. Applv to oraddresa LOCISB.KELLE3.
«Ole proprietor, IK Randolph street, up-stalrs. Po»t
Office Box 1230. mh29-b.« 6t
THE FARMING PUBLIC
SOMETHING NEW!
INS' c <3- .A. IB 1 S’ E *sr ’ S
AUTOMATON CORN PLANTER,
Patsntxd July Ist. 1552.
The only g£IT-OPEBASIKg MacMne known
Capable of Planting a Field in CHECH
WITH ACCURACY.
The Ar.tcmnton Planter overcomes aR the difficul
ties heretofore experienced In check row planting.
The Automaton Planter can he chtngcd from a Hill
to a Drill Planter without any additional cost.
All hand-operating levers or valves for dropping
eeed arc dispensed with.
In planting with the Automaton risntef no Physical
labor Urcqnlrcd. The operator ridesiaancAKy. con
fo: tabic position. elevated from the dost, and can
readily plant two acres an hoar.
The Automaton warranted la every res
pect.
All orders or letters of Inquiry addressed to :
BBOWH 4 00., Manufacturers,
Or cals.- B. BROWN * CO., Iroa UereSiata
aud General igeats,
80 Lake street, Chicago, HU
TflU receive prompt attention,
[fell a 37 to m»y I Ctew-diw]
Insurant*. “
jyjrtLEu & willsiarth,
FIRE, MAIIIXE AAT> UTE
INSURANCE AGENTS.
No. 150 South Water St,
DOLE'S BUILDING, CHICAGO, ILL.
• - H. D.
X. L.
home insurance company,
OP NEW YORK.
PROVIDENCE WASHINGTON INS. CO.,
Of Providence. B.L. ChanercdlTbS.
ARCTIC FIRE HfSTOASCS CO.,
OF KSW VOKK.
CII HESS’ FIRE IBSTOAHCE CO.,
OF NEW VOKK.
GERMANIA FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
OF NEW YORK.
ADRIATIC FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
OP SEW TORE.
HAMPDEN FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
OF SPRINGFIELD 3tASS.
MANHATTAN LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
OF NEW YORK.
uST No Chars:? Tor Stamps oh Policies.
iaU-Sthhi-ly
1868 —’ THE SPRING TRADE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF HARTFORD, COS.’i.
Cash Capital $400,000.
ASSETS FEBBI'ABV l, ISC3.
Cash on hand, in Bank, and dae from
Agents . $93*616-19
Bejj Estate 17*500* 00
Loans OO
Slock*—>*ew York Banka 103,900 00
•• Hartford Bark* 160.325 OO
"Waterbary B;tnkts 13.090 00
Miscellaneous 27,350 00
Bond?— State, City and Water 11,890 00
"United States Securities... 49,410 46
Market ralne of .\s?et? $569,351 65
Total of all Liabilities, bcimr losses
unadjusted, waitlc:? proofs 3*2.854 SG
S. I-. liOO.TIIS, President.
H. KELLOGG. SccretJiry.
Western General Agency, 33 West
Third street, Ciacinnsti.
B. H. & n. 31. 3UCILL, General i-tab.
Vbstract of tosses paid In the Western and Soothera
States during thn past ->lx years endlag January Ist.
ISCJ. A oub?tautl:U record of a
Well Tried Corporation.
Ohio *44.245 C 6 I Kentucky .*54 *4O 71
Indiana 41.977 00 Tennessee........ 45.5U v#
impel.- to*;i 72 a'.va :a
Michigan.... .... 4»j>4« 4T ! Mi~-our: 37.'Ti 12
lews.. oit> i Alabama .is
Wisconsin 01 I Arkansas m.SfJ -fil
Minnesota t».«S 10 Texas 3.'.* l 3*
Kansas ftUG SI 1 Nebraska i.WT v«J
Duly Commissioned Agents la all Cities* andTowuj,
i l , Agents. Chicago.
mSailllln fiitditivAy
KailronO anil Steamboat tines.
QEXXRAL EXPRESS COAIP’Y,
Office 5S lasalle Street, CMtJio.
Tils Comrahv Lasbeen In successful operation fre
the lust year between Milwaukee and St. Paul, andhas
now completed Its connections via
CHICAGO A3TD CEESTLEFE
TO
NEW TOEK AND BOSTON.
The Chicago tnilco Is r.ow open and ready to receive
freight and r'tcknge.'.Vlilcii we undertake to forward
with dispatch. , . . . .
Tltnccoi.tract* given, and for any delay neycna the
time specified,
ALL DAMAGES TV ILL BE PROMPTLY PAID.
§pti.ju! attention ulUbs given to shlpxcnU of
Butter, and oilier Pcr£*lxablo
Itropcrty,
wbleli wo will receive at the
deliver fr. >’«-w T*rk in Spring Wagons.
l;jje?bot lime above the regular freyaiiarfirs. and
IC f.iH° otiSttß. wlt!i lime
di'i'cted ". T. SC(/IT. Agent.
niL2l-btffMm
'J'IIE NORTHERN
Transportation Company
OF OHIO,
IS PntPAPED TO ICAN&PORT PROPERTY BETWEEN
BOSTON, ALL POINTS IN HEW ENGLAND,
HirW’ YOEE AND ’WBra WEST,
WITH PItOHITNESS. CAIIK AND DISPATCH.
Tils well known line of fifteen first class eer>*w Steaa
cr* ennnec-snt OGDENSBEGH with railroad for
. Beiton Atitl all point* In New. England: at Cape V*.q
ceit with the Rnliroads between cape Vincent sad
New York; and at Oswesowlth a line of thirty,
first class Canal Ih>at*-b«tw«*n o«wege,
Troy. Albanv and New Vorfc.
Form n DAILY LINK Croat Boston. New Torfc.
Ced**: f-hnrclt. Capo Vincent and iNwnrp to ri.reliud.
Toledo and Detroit, and a TUI WEEKLY LINK
To Chicago and Intermediate Ports.
AGENTS.
,) MTFKSTtPc-wl street. New Tort.
JOHN HOCKING. State ■licet. Hoston*
CKO. A. EDDY. ogdecsbnrgb.
JOHN H.< KaWKUKD. Oswego.
A F.SMITH. Taco Vincent.
tVALKEi: & HATS. Toledo.
K. K, MATHK'VS. Detroit,
o. .1.11 ALE, Milwaukee.
PLLTON&BKEED,CIeveIand.
N. .I.IIOWE, Chicane.
< >fiice and dock foot of N or:h Lvalle street.
mb.TbliG-lm
-JO/1Q —GRAND trunk
lUOtJI liXE OF
NEW STEA3IERS
B, F« TTADE, MOJiTGOTTEBT,
A.MELOPE, WATER WITCH.
TJio only tellable line of Steamers from Chicago for
Canada and Kartcrn State*, having regular days and
boors of sailing trl-wccUj between Chicago. Mil
waukee atid Sarnia. .. ......
One oftfc- above steamer? will leave the dock, foot
of South Laaalle street. Chicago, every Tcasoar.
Thtpsoat and Sattiajat Evenings. at T o'clock,
and Milwaukee o“> TTK»NRsr*Ar. Fain %X and bnxnAT
MOnjnyOß, at 7 o'clock, for S AUNlA.landimr at point*
on the west shore of Lake Michigan. tad Mackinac,
CcUuecUDR at Sarnia with the
CSrand Trunk Railway,
POT Boffalo. Toronto. Oswego. Kingston, Prescol*
oiuwa City/Montreal, Quebec. r rtr, .ll. ,ouu Eastern
St*te*; at I’g.lensburga with Mortacrn Mew York and
Vermont Central Kali ways, for St. Alban*. Burlington.
Montpelier. Concord.LoweU, Jfathua, and all point*
.In the Xew England States, forming a Fast Freight
Line to all above named point*. Only one tranship*
Tnett Bates of Insurance L< > WEB than vl-v any other
route Through unu of Lading given to Liverpool,
via Grand Trnak Railway and Montreal ocean Steam,
dilrg, « C. J. BRTDGEs.
3!anaging Director. Montreal. 0. E.
6 T. WEBSTER. Western General Agent. G. T, fL,
S5 Dcajbom strtet. Chicago. 11L
A T.bPENCEB. Agent G T.L.Steamem
ft2s-ast3-lin Toot South Lwlle *t.. Clilcago. lIL
1563. THE 1803.
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL B. 2.
835 ItUlea Doable Track.
In crderto keep pace ■with the Jemindiof the travel
ing public, the managers of this popular rome hare
added many Improvement* during tfie year Li*. and
■a ilhlti connection*. It will be found la all respect* A
FIEST CLASS ROUTE to all the Extern cities. The
.track la stone bafl-isted.and attlrely free from doss.
three daily trades from
PITTSBURGH TO PHILABEIPHIA
(with close connections from Western CltleeJ
All connecting direct to New York. THROUGH PHlL
auvt.vuia.. and close connections at Hairtdmrg Cot
B-VLTLMOItE AND WASHINGTON.
From Pittsburgh to New York, one train ruin dally.
(430 ftiPef.i via Allentown, without change of can. ar
citing la wivance of all other routes.
SEVEN DAILY TRAINS FROM
PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YOEK
Tickets for sale to Boston by boat or ralL Boat Tic
kets good on any of the sound lines. Fare to all points
as low as any route. .
Sleeping Can on night trains to Philadelphia. New
Turk and Baltimore.
Baggage checked through and transferred free.
FREIGHTS.
By this Route Freights of all descriptions can be for
warded to ui:d from Philadelphia. New York. Boston
or Baltimore, to and from atvr point on the UsilroatU
of Ohio. Kentucky. Indiana. lUlueis.’Wisconsin. lowa.
OrMifWUrl BY BAILED USDIBKCT.
The rer.nsrlrar.tACentral liatlroadalsoconnects at
Pittsburgh with Steamers, bvwtdch Goods cat. be for
warded to anv port oq the Ohio. Muskingum. Ken
tccky Tennessee. Cumberland. Illinois. Mlv*f«ippL
Wisconsin. Missouri. Kansas. Arkansas and Red Rivers
and at Cle velmd. Sandtukv and Chicago with Steam
er* to all I*orta on the N.irfh-tVcstern Lakes.
‘Merchants and Shippers entrusting the transporta
tion of their Freight to this Company. cut reiy with
confidence on Us speedy transit.
THE RATES Or FREIGHT to and from any point
tn the West by the Pennsylvania Central Railroad au
aT * T T. TTMI3 AS raVOBABUt AB aSSCZLISGEO BTOTH
irKULEO.d) COMPANIES. ,
gir* Be rarCcii-ar and mark packages TU ?mi
i. R. ,#
For Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions, apply
to or sddieaa either of the following Agents of the
Company: __
D, A. FTEWART.Freieht Agent. Pittsburgh.
CLARKE & CO_ Transfer Agents. Pittsburgh.
H. W. BROWN ft CO-Cincinnati, Ohio.
R. C. MIIDP/JM & CO- MadUgu, Indiana.
j. E. mooke. Louisville. Ky.
W.W. AIRMAN ft CO_ Evansville,led.
R. F. PASS. St. Louis. Mo.
C LARKE & CO-Chicago. Illinois.
J. H. McCOLM. Portsmouth. Ohio.
JIc.NEELT & MONTGOMERY. Mayesrille. Ky.
W. H. & E. L,LANGLEV. GftWpoll*. Ohio.
11. S. VIERFt. ft CO- Zanesville. Ohio.
N. H. HFDSOS. Ripley. Ohio.
E. C. MELDKCM. General Traveling Agent for th<
Couth and West.
n
STOCK*
LIVE
Drovers and Farmer* will find this the most-Mr***
tgeous route for Lire Stock. Capacious
Watered and supplied with every coorenlenca Lari
Men openedonlOlstoiß and lu and eejo
tKw°in«SJnd everyj 'Kg'ffiS'
with fewer changes than any other. _
ta3-V.43.1v
©rotnr«s.
K/1/1 HIK. CHESTS TEAS.—A
f) U V fall assortment of new crop Greens and
KTacts embracing all grades of Tonng Byson, Hysoa
Kyn 6an powder. Imperial, Twankay, Oolong. Ac,
•' llTbs “ d '¥iSlos 3 . rrnas * haskot.
KAO BAGS COFFEE. —Rio,Mar-
V vv acalbo and Costa Blca. iair to prime, arriv
ing and for sale hr - • „
PABSOSB, ViTKJS * SAITKET.
• 71 Sooth Water stree
K A TONS TOBACCO-Of reliable
tJ \J and standard Kentucky brands. In boxes,
boxes and caddies; also, line cot chewing and smok
ing of approved manufacture, U barrels, naif barrels,
*c.. for sale •‘SSSSnfer» HAsm.
. ennthWlMFltmrt
«U7 tSIHT
c> fr | \ HHDS. NEW ORLEANS
SUGARS.—Common tochoJce **®T«
fort, PAESOS3. rnsnjAHAJWSTi^
Era! Estate.
Q.REAT SALE OP
lots A>l) costhacts,
la tbs City of Chicago,
At Auction, June 1 7th ? 1863.
Tl.e art!o*rs of assocLitlsa of tre •* Chicago LoaT
CcruratV rfiJUre tlut th* trim *b.il ?i-> c'o.~U It tht
Tvcrth of Jnr.e. 11*3.and tb.it si: t*n* i-rooerty and ef
ftcti- on band, at the r.i itioo.
s’.all oe»o!dat Public Auction, for east;. tntb»Nghe»C
bidder. Ir the citr of Chicago, ou Ur* third Wedn «dsy.
Usr Vlthdawof June I*3. __ ,
The Trerfre of tb~ Chicago band
Ccßij aLi." will therefore oa Wedix.'iiy, the I’th Uy
of June. I>C3. off-r fur sale on Ibe precise*, la the ut/
ot Chicago;
TJOLouLnPt-esieU’a Addition to Chicago.
- vi-ron Addition, w-ststde of North Bronchi
£.'3 ** ’** ~ • east ■ “ “
BT - WJgh*.*» •* wwc **
3 - Original Town or Ch'cnro.
-V*> Mortj3se?.snpljsccnreil,ftaomsCJrsto3bou6
sit'nr.sacfs, covering W Lota, oa wbicb there are
an aggregate ofnboot ftcu.wft.
Of the above lot*
.« u ft wide. no»-tnlinr excavated through the pro
l erty ; ard ;.Wj feet front on the North Braa*-h of the
litter.
The file win be continued from ditto day *tll all
the property aid effecu if tl.eCom-aav iFe art d.
MMILOS D. OGDEN. Trmec.
Chicago. March.iuh.iso. mnt4-blTttd
rtSTE OF THE FEWEST FARMS
V_/ Ef WISCONSIN
FOR SALE.
A Farm containing JSS act w, situated la Keel: Ccrv.
tv.Wly.. on the line.of the S<»F2m«tcra itiUroad mw!
li,lfj mile fTouiadepot of that road. Tie Farm U
well fJLCriI. sad lu*s plenty c# wooil. and- water. »
eccrf t*i n nr Bourc. frame house, two good bam'. abocA
irili trees small IrnlU. &c. The Fatva will bo
Md >tr If applied for before the middle of ApiiJ.
For ftdther particulars Inquire tittße Beloit Jourstfl
anu c<<:irier office, or addtvtt 803753. Beloit. Wla;
tr.hVMfllC Hr
O H SALE—A.Farm of 160
X - aern. 3£V milt a from OaJesSnig.ri.. 5 mile*
tom Fistic City, and Avon, on tea C. B. * Q. 1L K_
and IS ir.Uos from EHistl'Jc. About one hall wel
fenced and under culUratktn, well «itered by »t»'tng%
and has a c jmfdrtabls tame house
Addret* P. O.ltox *ST3. Chicago. mbS-affTS-im
T?OU SALE —A Fann containing'
X uo acr.‘> sfctteea miles from d ’esgo. In Cotk-"
rpnrty well ixpror«*A with good. and
tuadmss. w«-n wco.led and watered.
_ HI »I 1 wbola or a tart*
Iriniro of titO. il. KOULSSOS. UK Itladedph rtr-et.l
*♦ mhi asIT-ttw
§ISOO WILL BUY A NICE
HOME la £T*3:»ton,oirtyt»» block*-
ermine K;i!irO!*d Depot. A sootl boox, Cuntaliin* *
t«n roam-- tbnilr It the he»t *r»le)on accmerlot IWx
Zli iVt-t. u:ib:t2ix>(il>arn and all fenced. Tbeproaen* *
co«* **HOO. AV’.lj t‘>
cihlO-aPrJ-Ira SETI.'SB «t.
FOR SALE —Lands. To all want*
ine Farms—Larjw and ttirtelngsettleoinatof
lard. mild rIRTTSte. THIRTV MILES aoutar of TUI*,
delpblaby railroad. RICH SOIL.
Troduee* Larger Crop*^
Twenty acre tracts &3 from f 13 to |3) per acra; payabl#
within foarycars.
GoOD business opentngs-good society.
Eunaredaaresettllrvjand tnaklnglmorovemeotr. A;»-
r-y to CIIAS. K. LANDIS. Post Master,
Cnn-beriand ronntv.'.<ew.ler»ev. Letters xwwerwL.
Fiver* containing toil intonnasiaawllibe seatfrte. •
de2i7V.-4m
TOEAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
XV aI'O.OOO worth ot tttr PronertT and Land*,! a
lowa, Wloi-g'.ag to Ui« total* of Aa'tolue ie Claim,
deceased. _
IN THE CTUY OK DAVBXPORT.
La Claire Cock, o{ brick, tonr stories, ~*o Swt trout,
containing n h-'ie'. two public halls, tea
storvSHi.d several o/Jae*.
Fort Ollico Block,of brick. CD feet front, four Moriev
eoutalnlrg ibo Pc?t OrTlcr, two stores, six ctttccs, and
lari:* upper reorr.s. The shove pr’pertv jtbamOßt
desirable In lUe cliy.ali-loased, sad will bring a largu
nett Income* on an Investment.
Twenty Frick u>i Frame DHcßlnj Heart* ladlf
fcm.t l»<a*lons.
ICO choice bnUdlac Ioh»: one lot of 17 acre* adjoining
the tallfvaddcpot ai.d bridge, fronting on the Mi«U>
tlppl Elver; two ’on of on acres each, c.te lot of2S
acres, one lot of 20 acres, and one lot of IT acres, all la
the ( Ur Limits.
Also, hon-es and lots, vacant lots and oatiocs. la the
Clvv of LeGialre.StettConnty.
ifon-c- a»‘J lots la lowa City. Johnson Taanty.
10 (K>) acres Itnprovsd ami unimproved fanalog lands
r.en- ti c linn of the MLw. and Mo. Railroad.
12 e above propertv is otl.'re-i for sale. t» close the
estate of the late Antoine La Claire, at : acU prices a a
mu-l prove a profitable investment to the purebasan.
For prices terms and l-ir.bi" particular*!. apply to
Grt** L. D.VVENI'GRT. Executor. or JOHN L. COK-
Kiy. Lard Agent. Davenport. low* I»i7-zi734m
Coparhxtrshi?.
'J'HE FIRM OF
lI.UX Jfe
L* dlvolvctl. Tae arfulra ol the flnvwUl be set;l '
JCIIS -1 RM-v
inU3MsSUU
Chicago. March Ifith. IP»T3.
ryssoLUTiox* of co-part-
A * yEESIIT.—' The co ’’.utnc'shlp ex!*? ■
Inc i;c<!rr the Arm name «f CLINTON KU*4Bls»i> '•
The Imdae-v*».
be conducted t>v Clinton Fv.rbhh. wbo t> snih.»lzM :
slcn in llualu*:i>>D. cT.JNTf'N FII.RISU.
t hierso. M.»r» b i’LICCS. FUA.NiU.tS' CAUTKK.
ini.ai-Esrrr-fT-TAs c: luvt-r street.
TVSSOLRTION OF COP ART.
a / SEUSIIir.— I The r<v partnership heretofore exUw
li;scrdcr Ih* came a/ CU.ai’t'ELL «S GUIFFITH Ifi.
IhN dar illwdvett bv r.mfia! c*»o>**ct. The baslnesa
mil) benautor be carried oa hy.l aS. K. HAtUUS. wUs.
will pay ll»t tr.i“u.oU->iac>.* jt the late firm. _
v caATPtLL Si <;i:iFrm T .
n.lcaga. March TJtb.lldd, mliSt-friM ••
Of lie A GO, March, Hth, 1563.
V, ; Tin* tmderdpaed have this day formei a co
partnership. lor the pnrposo of doing, a
CENTRAL MSnUXCB CCStfESS,
■uder the naice. ind style oC Higglnson A Jaraea
jms. r. c. imiGJNsoN.
On and after the Drat day of Arid nax%. Mr. FD-
WaIID M. tp u.t. >«m tvn« an InterwtiasurhaC*
ness. _ ItIGIiLNsON & JAMES.
uihlS-l£S*3w
■yy HEELER, LEONARD & CO.,
cQirrnissiox merchants,
Cor*. South. Water and Wells streets,
la the Iron Building (op-stalrt.) CM cage, HL
Blcht Exchange on New Tork for ule la onsu to
>mt. Advances madr on all kinds of Produce la
Store. aL*o oa Shipments East at test rate*.
C. T. TTueflzr, F. TV. Lkosaro.
Chicago. J. X. Lwv*id.
mhtf aK-S-iim Pekin. TIL
r' o-partneksiiip notice.—
V.* have formed ftco-parlnerdiip
ur'JcrtJ:eflrni or r.oss £ PHllilPS, sad wlilcoa k
Ucue Lie buslcesj as formerly, by tu.
DANIEL nOSS,_
Wli. B. PUILLtra.
mIaST bn
CEICBgo. Fob. 53.8~£3.
/COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
\_J —On trie 12th ln«t.. vu admitted as a member of
oar Arm. VM..I. POPE, recently and during the put
*lt Team, with Mef»r«. Davis. Sawyer A Co., of thU
cltv- The name and «tv?e of the new firm wEI be
s'ikhmaN. n all A POPE, afte.* thla date.
SUKKMAN & HALL. 3, Wat Kc StrWt.
Chicago. Jan. Sist. I*3.
SHERMAN, HALL & POPE,
{Successors to Sherman t HalL Established A. D.135T.1
GRAIN, PRODCCE AST) FRUIT
cojnnssioji atEßcu-ixxs,
Warehouse, 97 South Water street, Chicago, n.
Cash advanced on consignments forborne or East
ern marker* fa3-zCA9-2m
k o.eireHifAN. j.s.wtu. w*. j.popw.
Khode island central
HAMS, KIIODEISL AMD.—Pamunnt to a d ->
tal order of tee Supreme Court of the State of V
Island, the rabsenber glvei aotlco that all pe-o.»
holding bill* of the
RHODE ISLAND CENTRAL BANK,
sfa~t deposit the s&ne wUh !dia At his office. Ko. !S
■wr«*ybo-»set »trect. Providence. R. I on or before the
flm day of August. A. D* 1565. In order to be entitled
to any dividend tint may be declared oat of the aamM
Sf stud Bant
JASIES M. CLARKE. Receiver.
ProTidence. R. 1,. Jaa. ilia, ISO. , feizoifta
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN
JL & NORTHERN DTD LANA RAILROAD CO.
OrncK, No. 13 Wn.LT.uf Stbrit. I
New. Touc, March 10.1X63. >
The annual election fur Directors of tlda Company
be beldame la Toledo.omo.oa
Wednesday. the 22d day of April nat «t hmb. The
pons will retrain open until -‘o'clock. PJL The Stock
Transfer Book* win be closed on the 2*h of March. a&
2 P 31.. ar.d re-open on 2U April, at 10 A;if.
mhlTl23-td D. P. BAKHiDT, secretary.
IVfEETING OF THE BOND
1H HOLDERS AND STOCKHOLDERS OF THB
CHICAGO <S ALTON RAILROAD COMPANY.-Mo
tlce Is hereby given that a meeting of the Bondholder*
and Stockholder* of the Chicago and Alton Railroad
CouJpanvwlT be held In the cltyol Chicago at thp
Otr.ce of the Company, oa the Unit day of April neat,
at the hoar of noon or that day. for the purpose or
electtr • ajtoard ofDlncter* of Mid Company, and
transacting such other busincaaad may be brought bo-
U ‘ ctn ‘ J. TV. FOSTER. J
31. L, SYKE3. f Commlstloncrs.
A. C. BA DOER '
JOSEPH PRlCE,Secretary.
Chicago. Feb.2S. IP*3. feaia.YSla»
\\ r ESTERX TJXIOy COLLEGE
I T AND MILITARY ACADEMY.
FULTOX. ILL.
The neat quarter open* April 15th. Tatats—SC for
all expenses, uuartent fbr a few more Cadets.
mbM-bblACt D. S. COVER F. Col. Commanding.
T? OREST HOME FOR BOTS.
X 1 The nest term of tM* Family School. BmU'dto
TFN in number, will commence on the dP*i waosas
oat of May next. -More specific Informationiw:»
liable referctci-s will he promnUv ?enV
msyfaqul-e. Addre«* W.A. NICMoL-v Ctlras£
Fust oif ct* Box H«2.
Maplewood young la-
DIFS* INSTITUTE. _ a oo
PITTSFIELUj iOA»«»
»dd.-IC. lb-
g W v "spiffifuil" *H- drooler,.
fcZTaStl-ltnsryAT
school eok bo
£ The Rev. E. BAP.BKE, of Lake Forest, lIL. pro
poses to oj"cn a
Fanil? Srtos! f:rl!i;jcangtrfli?s ofßojs.
Tic first term to commence April ISlb, ISO. Please
K i:d lor a circular. Direct as above. mIU3-b*l6~4w
YOUNG LADIES’ SEMINARY,
TS TAFT. xOSEST, ILLINOIS.
Tlu* Summer Term will cotmnence on TmmsoaT.
tlie of April. Circulars and any information given
on apj-Lcadonby scalier otherwise.
B. DICKINSON.
Lake Forest. March l?th. 1553. mltU-blO-la
JJEWTS & CO.,
126 Cliesnut street, Philadelphia,
HAVE FOU SALE
20.000 Three Bushel Grain Bass,
10.000 Brown Grey Army Blankets,
* laches,
10.000 Grey Blanket*, rarlonw
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71 South "Water street.
ITrcCOEKEr & hall,
Corsra and Packers of Proviaionß,
Fo- tome and fbrrhm markrty.j
7 WIGWAM
Constantly on hand *g d; fo ,» and
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£2 SSSCk£ffi^TO^*SgSf2a ,, SlS
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