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®>P«tal Notices.
Ball’s Cedron Bitten.
Let those who havedoobl'-dthft virtue* of BULL’S
CEDMOK BIITEBS, If nof neb then be, reed tbi
following certificate from mtlemen it ell laown in
Kbit comma: Ity, and doubt no more.
Its general introduction Into the army will Bare the
Urea ol Uioosanda of our aoldicra.
Lorißvnxe.Kr., Jnneßd,l96Y
ffe,tbe undersigned, bare seen !be pood effect*
firoilQccd bj the me of Dr, JONH BULL'S CEDEON
GIIXEBS mcaaet of general debility and prostra
ttOii ol the bjatca. ano belle re IU general use would
event disease and relieve tench suffering. Among
Our adldler* paruciU*r'y would be tbe cate,
especially those wno are exposed ti miasmatic In
fluences in tbe Southern climate.
KAJ. PHILIP FPkED. Collector let. Eer., Sd Dis
trict Kentucky.
DBAb. 1-. <x Ti CA. Collector of tbe Port of Lovla-
vu’t Hr,
COL. H. J Xfr.
Marshal General of Kea-
tnck>
-jL£V. D. P. UKNUEBSOR.Cor. Secretary of Sanitary
Commission.
HARNty, BDGHSB A CO., Publishers Democrat
'GEO. P. DOEKK, Proprietor Anxelger.
aUG'iEte & PACKIiILL, IVbtlossJo Dry -Goods
v-calcr*. Main street. I oclsrllle. Ky.
3AVLS GBEEK A CO„ Wnoleaale Shoe Dealers,
Main street, Loalsrllle. ~ , .
CAST A MAPO7BEK. litbompben, ccy- Market
endThlrd street, I/m‘«viil«,Ky.
JULIUS 'WINTER, Ololilxsx Merchant, cor. Third
and Market rtfc. i oulsrille. Ky.
fJAPT. 6, F. HII.DBFTH, of Steamer Maj. Anderson.
M/J L. T. TRUEST* »N. Paymaster U.b. Army.
C. M. M rTCALF, National Hotel, Louisville.Ky.
COL JFSPtnAYI.ns, 4tb Keatuckr Cavalry,
SrORGK D. PiiKNTICK, Louisville Journal.
Bold in Chicago at wholesale and retail by
_ _ M- Si'OVlL, W Eandclph street.
delS-eS&'Sm Stew w*n
■Scurvy and Scrofixloas Erap*
lions
Wll. soon cover the bodies cf those breve men »ho
are Unhung thulr country’s battle*. Mgbt air. bad
food, and drenching rain* will make sad havoc with
the etroipflst. therefore let evert man him*
seif vlth HOLLOWAY'S OINIMKN r. it Isa eer tun
•core for tve* y Lind of skin dlseeae. If the reader of
this “nauce* f cannot get a bsxcf PUUor Olr tmeat
from the drug store m his tUce. let him write to me,
80 Sf elrten Lane, endorse the amount, anl 1 will m«U
a box free ol expeose. aJaay dealers will not keep my
nwdiclccs ou hand because the> catr ot make as much
■pioflt as on other persons* make. S3 cent*. ceotn.
aao >UtO per box or pot. uijS^SgMw
Doctor Thomson
‘Has had more than th*ny yun experience In the
treatment of Private Diseases. The aside, contain
im: valuable Information end -t#xa>ATiT». crposlng
Uie gcacsa of Chicago, mollt-d free Don ohiarradon,
for mcccu Js poftare stamps. P»st Office Box 73.
Chicago. 11l Office ud Anatomical Museum, No. 178
Booth Clark aireet. myS-gS-iOt .
'The Great Acclimating Tonic.
T?hercver HubTErrEiTS BT-JIIACU BITTER?,
the celebrated American prevtuilor o- Climate Du
es- ee, have been imroductd into unhealthy region,
their edicts in annalmnc the health, vigor »ad animat
spirits of those whose punmu euojected them to ex*
traordinan risk* from exoo.ure and privation, have
been wonderful. In the way the superiority of this
•article over every other invigorating and alterative
medicine, has become to manifest where n»edtb*t It
Is relied upon exclusively » a protection asainst Bil
lons Fever. Fever and Ai;ne. and Bore! Complaint*
■of every kind. The soldier* aa\ it u the oniystma
lantwhlch produces and keeps np a hoiltbynamt oi
body in unwholesome locations. For the unanctl
mated pioneer and settler it i* the most reliable of all
•afectuuvg ayalDst ejolnesA. Throughout th» United
States It la considered the most agreeable aac health
ful of all tonics, and altogether onequiled a«a remedy
forl’yrpep-.la. TheimdigJ altncreolenuare*ll ver
itable. and are held la solution by the mon whole
aotne atinmlent known—th« Eneoee oi Kve. MBos
letter's Diners*’ arc naan netnred st Fluahuf-ch,
jPeanavlrwlt.and no lees thin 50, Mi dozen bottles
are soliancnaiJy. - my»esC4-2r-x-wayls
A Trial of
7'ADAME raCTßir* COUGH balsam, lor the past
«ghteen yean-, bu given i>ioof to toe world
«utettcc&(} lu curing pulmonary complaint*—ls be*
ViHd any ito»oy hitherto known to maaalnd. As
time makes these facts wider and befer known, tbe
Balsam Is test b'-cnmlng a staple necessity a-poag all
•cl«:Bea. Jtbu living evidences or Its unrivaled use
Hjlmsild tbe many recorded victims snatched from
tbe threatening symptom? of that dread disease. Ooa*
•nepwon. Price 25 ard 50 cents per Wtie. KCL
LRKFIaCU A FULLK . ard EVtTfl 4 DIVYEtt,
■Wholesale Agents for the Westers States.
icjS-iStoC-St-siiwU
A Posilire Core for Dronkeua
ness.
DU. ZAKE*S ANTIDujEFOR STBONG DRINK,
Tbe lore for intoxicating drieks Is directly owing to
as artificial appetite—ln other words, a perversion of
Che sense of tuate.sapcrioouecd by conioned excesses
In Hie use of spirituous liquors Intempfrauce is coo*
weqnecOy kot a natural infirmity, bat always depend
ent upon artificial causes These once removed, the
•victim of inebriety will lose all Inclination or desire
gar tbe injurious, beveiace.
Dr.ZAKE’S ANTI DOTH, by Ut enedfic action, re
stores the diseased appetite to Its prop* normal con
dition. The craving for apimoona drinks nl once
ceases, and wbat before bau been an Irresistible pao
vlou, now becomes distasteful, obnoxious and repul
sive. Tbe remedy Is perfectly harmless if directions
are followed- It exercises an almost made >1 effect in
causing deep-seated xtevsiok for all alcoholic drinks,
codincreasostheappcliteforiood,' Price $1 tbox or
ds lor t&. _
SoldbyallDrngglkts. LORD 4 SMITH Agents for
Chicago. apl~c6dl-Sm w r&Jds
Hair ®y«J Hair Dye!!
MACHELQii’S celebrated HaXH dykzs xni sxbt
Cr rax won.D. The only Hasitlku, Tbc* and Bau,
4vnm Dye known. This epiendld Hair Dye is Perfect
—changM £ed, Busty or Grey n*ir instantly, to a
ChOMTSlack or Natc&al PBowf*. without In luring
C.e Hair or BUlnJag the Bkm, leaving tbt» Hair Soil
SCdßetntlfti!: Imparts fresh vitality, frequently r ca
tering Ut pristine color, and rectifies the !u effects 01
Bad Dyet. The Gennlne u sirned Wiuut A, Bacb-
Mlqk, all otter* are mere imitations, and should be
Avoided. Bold by all DrugCst*. Ac. Factory, a Bar.
BUr street. gewYorlu ivfcrtw.lr.
I>r. James,
I ormerly of James* lloepi ial, Custom House street,
Kew Orleans, La* established la ISSO, now perma
nently located at 86 Banuoipb street. Chicago, Illi
nois, Specialist in the treatment of Old Cbkoric,
Hkbccbial. acaorcLOcs, and all kinds of Blood
.AND BKill PIBCA6KS AND DtSO&DZnfi OF A CON
♦taoiods VjDi-KtALCQA&ACTaB. cures them without
resorting to Mercury. loom*. Potassti, Arsenic or
•ny pol*on. but with a NnnuutiH, a posittv*
Cl aa for all humors and blood poison*.
Oboakiq WaAKNaas, such a» Seminal Weakness,
JCociunul aod Diurnal Emissions, brought on by
abuse or the system, early it discretions, excess or
entailed hereditarily, earning loss of memory, con
fusion. depression, dimmes, and often time* insanity,
with other deplorable train of symptoms, treated ana
mdlcally cured by an Infallible method, savin: much
Bice and expense. Gleet, Gonorrhea, dtneture. and
mU diseases pecchar to the sexes, or a private nature,
radical] »■ cured.
Old Ifoeasa Of the MOOT BORBIBLB GLASS
where the blood has become pohnmed. producing
on the face, small watery blisters, pains In
She bead and bonea, nlceratrd throat, nose, limbs and
body, ocrolola, together with an endless number of
suffering*.
Dr. Jan.es U recommended by the press generally of
the booth, the medical I amity, and professors ofmed-
Seal colleges, etc Tnoee cfmcttd should applytmne
dlately, and be cured of these terrlb'e diseases.
Eetuember Dr. James’ Office and Parlors are at 66
Randolph, between BtMe and Dearborn street*.
Office open from 9A. M. until EP.M. Commltaoona
confidential. mys-gt-zw
¥>r. Bigelow,
IMmfideatlal Physician, (formerly cf BULceli, Mo.J
can be consulted at his omce, 119 Sooth dark Areet,
corner of Monroe, Chicago, lIL, half a bloc* fro% the
Poet Office, on all Chronic Diseases, and Diseases ot
a private and delicate nature. In both seses, which he
treats with unparalleled Booms separate,
where Ladles and Gentlemen can eonsnit the Doctor
with the strictest privacy. Office boors from* A. M.
to BP.M.; Ban day* 10 to 12 A. M. Communications
•oufidentiaU Consultations free. Addrese P. O.Pox
294. Snelosetwo stamps and get his-ialdeto Health.
From the Doctor's long experience in Hospital and
private practice, he Is able io perform, aod will guar
antee, perfset cures for all Chronic Diseases in their
snoet severe aod complicated states. In a very short
Mme. without the use of tnerenn - . ...
Young men suffering from seif-sbnse are Invited to
**ii a perfect cure warranted. Female irregulari
ties Bnendant on Puberty, Menstruation, or persons
Aarlr-s any obstructions to marriage, ahcmll rail at
cmcc and be cured. Best cf city references as to
ability and success. ap2Ck:«6Mwls
A Physiological View of Mar*
riagre.
Cental nine nearly sot! pages, and 180 fine Plates and
Bnjcrsviors of the Anatomy of the Sezm-1 Orvaua In
aticte of Health and Disease, with a Treatise oc
Elf-Abuse, Its Deplorable Consequences upon the
no and Body, with the Author’s Plan ot Treatment
•-the only rational and successful modi of cure, as
Shows by tne report of cates treated. A truthful
mdvligr to the married, ann those contemplating
marriage, who entertain doubts of their physical
condition. Bent free of postage to any acdrcßi, on
fieeei-?tof2s cents. In or no* al currency, by
ftddrssrtnZDr. LA CROIX. Nc.SX Malden lane, Al
btay. K. i. fe»-vi9Mm-is
insoluble ffiement.
USEFUL AND VALUABLE
QSU-t DIftOOTXST
DISCOVERY I
HILTON’S
INSOLUBLE CEMENT!
} Is of more general practical
utility than any Invention now
buiore the public. It baa
thoroughly tested during the last
two yean by practical men, and
pronounced by all to be
*L)rp, -cable to tbe
Superior to Any
Adhesive Preparation known.
HHcos’i Insolob]* *Cem«it
I* a new thing, and tbe result ot
years of study; Its combination Is
on SciKHTiric PBuramxs, and
underno c Ire amxtanccsor change
of temperature will it become
corrupt or emit any offensive
sne^
BOOT and SHOE!
A newtbtßfr
nsoombtafttiofi-
SOOttnaßuoeMsih
xiucurcn.
ManuteeturerK uslug Maehlnes,
will find it the beat article known
for Cementing the Channels, as It
works without delay, is not a flee
ted by aoj change of temperature.
JEWELERS
•jnwelcn.
Will find It sufficiently adhesive
for their use, os has been proved
It la espedslly adapted
to Leather,
’Anti we claim as on especial
merit, that it sticks Patches aod
•Llnlnss to Boots and Shoes soffi
ffientiy strong without stitching.
IT IS THB OKLY
liquid ceme:rr
gwtnnt that is a sure thing for
mending
OL ts Liquid.
FOBKITURE.
CROCKERY.
And artlclM of Household Use.
REMEMBER.
Hilton's Insoluble Cernenl
Into a liquid form, and as easily
applied as paste.
HHton’s Insoluble Cement
CCMmeaber.
Is insoluble In water or OIL
Hilton’s Insoluble Cement
Adhere* oily substances.
finpplled tn Family or Manufac
turer's Packages, from i ounces
to 106 pounds.
SILIOH 8808, ft CO^
PnopwxTosa,
I FBOVIDENCR, R. L
•HUG, Wholesale Drngglsa, ZS
- ,nu General Western Aieou.u
be addressed. Jol»£C»<lyir7*K
906 by LOSS * ,
jCbtke etreet, Chicago ,
•Whom »E order* mar
jyjONEr TO LOAN,
On Farms in Illinois,
Within about 100 tmICF of Chirac©. sad on B*a) Estate
InCMoago. AppijtoGEO. W.NKWCOMB.oCIce BO
jieaiborn etn-ci, room 8, tip stairs. [P. O. Box 2C53,]
«iyf.c477-Ot-U
DYEING. —Ladies and gentlemen
will find ll to their advantage to call at O.
PahlcrecnVPsrtoFancyf'tcani Ui'E WOUKS, 10South
DeerTcloes street, or at the Branch Works, 75 North
dart street. Orders If fiat either ottbose places, or
addressed to 2ioxS2i, West Branch Post Office, Chi
cago. 111.- will meet with prompt attention.
inytrfcilOfrlm
TJEMOVEDI REMOVED! —Mrs.
lii > t. ■rat.TvAM has removed her Intelligence
Office to 71 Monroe street, between State and Dear
-Imm.«*etaide ol tiie street, and respectfully solicits
the watronsce she has so largely received for the past
hoping her friends will net iorest her
jJJanbtf, *1 Monroe street. my6e«3Blw
/TPHE MUTUAL LIFE INS, 00.,
I OF NEW TOBK.
•*- F. S. WINSTON, President.
ff«i« gsaeti over $10,000,000.
o CBONKHITE, A*ent. OClar* street, Chicago.
JeII«BMV :
CFENCER hall, FOND DU
i ac and spaclons Gall, sltnated
M feet In Sire, is now fitted no in tte tK*t «rie, M 4
open for Concerts, Lectures.
lor which a pnhlle hall to inll Mted
upon reasonable terms. A tirst class Plano
c Tp&S* , ‘ ,ed “ jla srwSft Proprietor.
faulting an* <sxci)aiige.
OFFICE OP THE MER
CHANTS savings loan and tbc*t oom:
PAKT.—Tbr bate* of the
.CITY BANK. OP OTTAWA
Are redeemed at the counter of tuu » LJW
Tender Note* at par. L. J. GAGE, Ceebler.
apIfrCSSS-lm -
I?IKST NATIONAL BANK
Jf OP CHICAGO.
Southwest cor. lake and
CAPrriL, I’.ici in. - • »so»,ooo.
k. AIKEN, Preddeat.
SA-ML. M. MCKESSON, Tie e-Prei*t.
B.E.BnAierxP Caabler.
f jjpHIRI) NATIONAL BANK
or CHICAGO.
£56 LAKE STREET.
Orinoii ui grtsoibe* Capital,-- - gm,OM
JAB. S BOfTES, President, *
rm * w«r - A^ 03 T *
IHA BOLjaKB, Cashier. fe2s-vS9I-8m
OEENCER, VILA & CO.,
o BANKKHB AND BEOEEBS,
IS COQCTes, screes. BssCon.
8 195R?.-!iS^, B S NDS BODGIIT IS, SOLA OH
DsTBHEST ALLOWBH OS BALANCES JND DA.
POSITS. Bi SPECIAL AGKKEMEST. •
Particular attendeo given to the purchase and tale
of Lake Superior and Cans'llan Mining BtocXi
tST Daily reports of the Boston Stock MuS'et tax-,
niebed ofi application feJO-m-Jm satAw
DANK OF AMERICA.-Public
JL.* Notice is hereby given, that aB Bills or ClroulsV
tor Notes of the
u BAhTsC Of
Eeretototfi incorporated and doing easiness la the city
of Cmcmro, under the geauzal banking laws of the Sinks
of Illinois, duet be presented for pay sent to the Audi*
ter of Public Account* of said State, at tils ollce, tn
the city of Springfield, within throe yean from the
date hereof, or the funds deposited Ibr the redeneUo#
Of (aid notes wQ] be given up to said hank.
Dated tUztttta day of Mar, A. D. jfifiL
_ „ GE0893 SMITH. PrecldesA
A. W. Witiano. Ca*hmr. ]y3*«aS2-Coje?4t
DEPARTMENT,
Cfilce of Comptroller of the Currency,
Wauhvctox, March 15.156 L
Mtlai&ctory eddence presented to tbs
nnocruCTjed, ft has been trade to appear that the
FlFTUnattonal Bank of CHICAGO, in the county oi
COOK and State of ILLINOIS, been dulj ore an
ixed under and according to the requirement* of the
set of Congress, entitled 44 An act v' provide a Na
tional currency, i scored bv a pledre of United State*
stocks, and to provide for the circulation and redemp
tion thereof.” approved February 25, ISSS, and has
compiled with au the provisions cf fold set required
to be complied with before cormaeacmc the business
oi B*nklog.
Now, therefore, I, HUGH UcCULLOCH, Comp
troller of the Currency, do hereby certify that the
FIFTH National Bank of CHIC AGO.Conutv of COOK
and State of ILLINOIS, is authorised to commence
the business cf Hanking under the apt aforesaid.
( - In testimony whereof. witness my hand and
lsa>x,{pral of office, this FIFTEENTH day of
l ' MARCH, 1864.
bo. aso. uuon McCulloch,
ap9-cS5*-Cot Comptroller of the Currency.
iHilitatg.
US.. NAVAL RENDEZVOUS,
• ~ Chicago. April 12,156 L
bt or<J,cr of Provoit Marshal General, enllstmenW
In the Naval service at a Naval Htcdrzvoas, and duly
reported by the Commanding Officer th ereor for credit,
will entitle the district to credit on Its quels
, _ „ , . JOHN D. HARTT,
Acting Volunteer Licet, u. S. saw, Commanding
Navslßendcrrous, Chicago. Illinois.
Good Becruitlng Agents are wanted la
JTTI chiffon, Illinois, Wisconsin, lowa
and BDxmesota,
To whom good pay will be given Government bounty
is now pair, to Naval recruits, and men are received
for one, two and three years.
DRAFTED HEN
Can select the Wavy if they desire. apU-cffiS-lm
©matmgsUiß iamhamss
QMITH & ALMT~ ~
£) GENERAL PRODUCE
OO.imiSsION HESCKINTS,
Office N0.7 Sooth Ciark street, Chicago.
KxrzßENcns.—First National Bank, Chicago; L. J,
Gage, Esq , Cashier M. 8. L. & T. BankT?"; J. H.
Moore, Eea- Commetcla! Agent P. A Ft. W. B.IL.
do: n. D.Colvin,Fsq„ Agent U. S.Express C0.,d0;
J. C. Fargo, Esq., Supt American Express Co. do; J.
£.Pollard, Esq.. of Pollard ft Doaoe: N. Tattle, Ess-,
oi Tuttle,lnboard A Co ,do; Chas. F*rEO l
American Express Co M Detroit, Mich.; w. S. Tree
land, Bloomington, 111.; Tcwne A "Washburn, Com
mt^ionMerchants,Boston, Mata.; Joel Kelsey. Esq*
Toledo, Ohio. • myt-ewkst
HORLBUT & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
* South Water BtrectjCblci;o.
Cash advances made on Grain, floor and Prorlaions
lobe aoldheie, or In Buffalo, Kew York and Boston.
AMKL AKIN. 3. n. tmjUT. TUOJLLS AKIN.
myfreffidist r kawls
CALLOWAY & &O n
VA PACKERS AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Bare a large supply of Smoked Basts. Soonlders,
Drledßeri, 4c , 4c.. canvassed and unconraaced.
We solicit City end country orders for
Macon Meats*
GALLOWAY 4 CO-
Store, 190 8. Water et-. Board Trade Building.
Packing House, 456 State street. tnyS-eCiHw
GIBBS & CO.,
VA PRODUCE
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 2 Board of Trade Building. Chicago, FIL
N'tw York and Buffalo Consignments Solicited,
uu r.orr.MAis. [myS-e-ao-Utis] wuxlak b.'oibbo.
rpODD. WELLS & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
1C 4 16 Franklu. street, Chicago.
Special attention given to the purchase and sale
c: Grain, Flout, Provisions, Hides, Seeds. Hotter,
Lumber, Ac. . myi-elß3lm
Buck & robertso^,
wholesale PRODUCE
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Mostebal, £.
Refer to Messrs. A. W.Oglly 4 Co- Montreal; Mr.
L- 6. Hammond, Banker, Cape Vincent, N*. Y.
6p20-d72Mm
JJARMON & DURKEE,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
a i.d Commercial Brokers, Si South Water street,
Chicago, IQinoio.
cn a ni.rg l. nannoN. bastktdfbkke.
ap2tKl24l«Jm
riELBERT, UPDIKE & CO.,
VA COMtiIsJSIoN MERCHANTS,
20 LaOAlic street, Chicago.
Advance* made on Grain, Flour ana Provisions ccn-
El-ned to L. Roberts 4 Co- New York, and Stasard,
Gi'nert 4 Co-St. Lonl*. apiO-ctfl-Sm
OBER, ATWATER & CO*.
GENERAL COMMISSION AND
FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
83 Kstcbex street, New O cleans. La.
AxnxsT G onxx4 FkakxD.ATwuxxifewOrleans.
S. P. Osu 4 Co., Bl I«ouia RlB-wSiMm
p.SOUE M. HOW
• CUHe EUACKPOED * HOW.)
Commission Merchant
OFFICE So. I, (6 Lssalle Street, CUeage.
gw*Prompt personal attention paid to the cole and
pnrehose oi Grem, Fiour. Provisions Seeds, Hides.
Li vestock, Salt, Lumber. Ac. Refer to tbe principal
mi" '.hatiisand hankers of the city. mh2S-nIH-2n
Copartnexstip,
fO- PARTNERSHIP ' NOTICE.
V Tlie undcrtilgned have this day entered Into a
Copartnership lor the purpose of carrying on a Gene
ral Commission Bctinsa* under the firm name of
2V. It. BrVPFLEYE A CO*
K. B. BAPPLEYB 4 CO.
J. E. MCNEILL,
Office and Warehouse, 16 Michigan avenue.
K. B. RAPPLEYE 4 CO. succeed the late firm of
Rat pley e 4 Tui t le, and, with their increased facilities,
hoj i to enloy the confidence and patronage of the
friends of the late firm. _
Cl Icogo, May Ist, 180 L toj7-c57»-2w
/COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
'lbeunderrigued.having purchased the entire
interest of 8.8 Vincent ana David Hlmrod In the
late firm of Vincent, Tibbal*, Shirk 4 Go- will con
tinue the business of manufacturing and selling
Stores and Hollow Ware, at heretofore, under tne
firm name of
TXSBALS, BHIBK ft XVHITEHEAD.
Wcrcrooma and Foundry on State and Eleveuth-tts-
Fn-.Pa-and stthclr Store,aa Lake and 283 South
Water-eta., Chicago. .
C. M- TIBBALS,) , n,
DAVID SHIRK, p lB * I **
WU. H. WHITEHEAD. Chicago.
Chicago, May 5.186 L rnyAem-iSt
CO PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
The undersigned have this day entered into *
co-partnership for the purposes of a
General Commission and Forward
ing Business,
Ncr lcg on trial to merit tbe favors of our friends and
Dutvi* ccncrelly. Cosh advances made on consign*
me: t and shlfmonts east. PULBIFES 4 McOKB.
1C Lssalle street. Boom 1.
r . v. rrmivit*. tmyl cdn-iwl j.w.atcoxx.
£* O PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
N. ' —On and after Msy Ist, ISW. UEKRY Q. W ELLS
wl’l be a member of onr firm The name and style ol
new firm wIU be TODD, WELLS 4 CO.. 16 and 18
FrafiVlls street, Chicago. JAMAS TODD 4 CO.
ttyl-eITM^^ re
jjoots anh
JJOOTS AND SHOES
Fall, Soutbwick & Co.,
BTCCESSOBS TO
BENEDICT, HAliZi & GO*,
HAVE REMOVED TO
Kos. 384 & 386 Broadway,
(First door from White street,)
NEW -2-oe.k:.
Fartag Increased facilities lor mnnufactnrlnr, we
would can the attention of Western trerchsnts to our
etrctof ilt-D’6, liovy, TnnftiW Women’s, Misses and
ChiTdit-n*! Booufttid SL-.dPrakcMne.ee'wed andchaa
nal sailed ot pgr oyn make. myt-eSSO-ISI
1564. ( —SPRING TRADE
RAWSON & BARTLETT,
Uunlactnrcra uA Wholcßale Dealer, 1q
BOOTS & SHOES,
SO Lolte-st., lliicaco, m,
Wsbsre sow on hand a very lares and won
Havlnc madsonr purchases m Dicum,ism t ai
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CTUTOI CHICAGO
€l]tca§o Crtbnae.
WED-NTdIIAV, 11, 18M,
fForlhe Chicago Tribune ]
x*isrooui’s pbateb*
With tbe million brave boys who hire gone Q
WlJmg to ficht ’illl the coming dawn,
Wit. more thin a million who speed them on,
God of tattles we look to Thee,
Grunt tu the victory.
Trying to break the monster's heed,
body writhes though his limbs arc,d:ud,
Htsdy with muscle and powder and lead,
D< filing b : m blow?, we pray to The?,
Grant os the victory.
In spite of the cowcrd, mongrel park, ’
Who eLuct and snarl at the soldier’s back,
Lite banary « o’ros cc a human trj£r.
Sighting the guns, uc pray to Thee,
Gr.n: ca the victory.
Knowing our Blreneth will not avail
Though able tobreak ihe coa* of mill,
If our faith in truth and Its triumph lull.
Faltering not, wo look to Thee,
Grant us the victory.
Sending our arguments, balls and theiia,
Into each nest where treason dwells,
Cc refill that every argument telle;
Doing oar best, we pray to Thee,
Grant us the victory.
FBON IKDIiSAPOLIS.
Tlie Promising: News Prom Gen. Grant
—Pjrosrefcfiol JEnllxtmonle- Troons for
flie Front-Secretary A then rs.«or.
Monou-col, Strclght and the Coa
pcrlic&dtt.
[Special Correspondence Chicago Tribnne.]
Lvdiaxipolu, Mar 9,ISCC
The brief and uncertain dispatches permit
ted to come over the 'wires, in relation to the
doings of the grand army on the Bapidan,
hare only served to -whet the appetite of the
already news-hungry public. Like so many
Oliver Twists, they cry “give ns more!” I
cannot help comparing the said public, at
snch a moment, to a nest of yonng robins
when the mother retnms, after a long ab
sence from the nest, and they greet herby a
general upstrelctiog of featherings necks
and opening of immense yellow months, |
from which proceed innumerable squeaks j
and squawks, until they arc filled with dainty !
lid bits of bread or angle-worms. I paid
especial attention to bird-nesting when
yonng, which fact may account for thtTorigln I
of the comparison. The news, though brief
was considered brilliant and to be rejoiced 1
over. But the rejoicings were mostly re
strained to unobtrusive chuckles af delight,
and smoothing of chins In a way that
noted immense satisfaction with everythin"
Past experience of premature drumming and
cannonading over rumored victories that
turned out to be creations of idle reporters
or defeats glossed over by bnngliu"
commanders In carefully* worded dis“
patches, put an effectual quietus on
all such frenzied demonstrations. The
few whose brains are torpid until soaked in
alcohol, and who only need a slight excuse,
often none at all, to get gloriously drunk
on, did get drank on Saturday night, and
like the priestess of Apollo, at Delphi when
the vapor rose, from their stomachs to their
heads, they became oracular, and gatherin'”
admiring little crowds around them gave any 1
number of reasons, good, bad, and iudlffer- i
ent for the faith that was in them. A Well
soaked faith it must have been too. These
little mobs were especially* 6 be met with at
“gardens” kept by gentlemen of German ex
traction, where, as a sort of an accompani
ment, the transmutation of ragged postage
currency into a thin mahogany colored fluid,
was rapid and long continued. If yon passed
along the street, you would meet a dozen of
the little coteries, door stone committees,
every two or three blocks, and, passing rap
idly by, your ear would catch a perfect
mosaic of gumbled odds and ends of senten
ces, each one rendered incoherent by the
next one that followed from some other one
who wonted to squeeze in the wordy product
of the beverage he’d been imbibing. On the
whole, the news was good, and cheerful
countenances were the universal rule. One
gets so tired of the endless reverberatlonsof
email talk in his ears, that he envies the deaf
man. who is so Insensible to all the hubbub
and Lurry of life, and the crush of the storm
of disagreeable sounds.
‘But the quieter and more numerous sort of
ptoj-lc arc prayerfully waiting to rejoice with
gb-d hearts, when these fleeting rumors
that all’s well with the army, shill do proven
to he the heralds of solid and substantial Tie*
lory. There are many anxious hearts under
these cheerful feces, tor oil feel that we cin
not well afford another campaign like thatot
the Peninsula. The dead heroes of tbe Chick
ahominy, martyrs of McClellan’s cowardice
and incompetency, seem to cry from the
ground where they lie for vengeance, and
prey God that the vengeance he nzt delayed
till the nation’s “heartgrowssick with weary
waiting,” and gives up the contest And the
impression is general, that if Grant wins a
great battle gloriously, and follsws It up suc
cessfully, that tbe crisis will bare been safely
passed, and that henceforward our battle
scarred legions will have before them to tread
only a broader, smoother way that conducts
smilingly to a not distant peace. And so
thinking, our people recognize the call for the
men q! a hundred days as having been prompt
ed by a wise forethought, and lend themselves
with earnestness to the work of recruiting.
Some forty companies have reported as lull,
during the past week. I read with pride, in
the columns of the Tribune, how the great
Westanswers such nppealsto her patriotism.
I>r. Holmes seems to nave anticipated such a
cull in his poem in the Atlantic for February.
“The Last Charge.” ,
Our State has kept up a steady stream of
soldiers to the Iron! for two or three weeks
p.' St. Many of them are re-enllsted veterans,
and many of them new recruits. Some ten
new regiments of infantry, from the 120 th to
KOih inclusive, have gone; tbe 9th, 10th,
llih and IRth regiments of carolly, all full to
the maximum, went on Sunday, May Ist;
and‘Saturday night last, closing up the rear
oi the long line, came and wentibe 12th cav
alry, 1,200 men, commanded by the gallant
Cob Anderson, well known in this portion of
the State under the soubriquet of “ The
Fighting Preacher.” These regiments have
been kept idle at home for some time, for
want or horses. And now they go to tbe
fli-jd nearly two-thirds of each regiment
aimed with muskets only, and on foot, only
asking a fair field to show the traitors in
arms that the Northwest has a few more
left of the sort that whipped them so often
under Grant and Rosecrans.
The United States Circuit. Conrt com
menced its session last Tuesday. Judges Da
vis and White on the bench. The latter gen
tleman, Albert 8. White, is well known to
many of the readers of the Tribune, and is
the recently appointed IT. 8. District Judge
of Indiana. He is giving good satisfaction to
the legal profession and ail others concerned,
and will prove that tbe appointment has not
be en unwisely bestowed. A number of dis
tinguished gentlemen and lawyers are in at
tendance upon the court. Hon. Thomas A.
Hendricks, among the rest. The cose of
Athon vs Gov. Morton, excites some interest,
and was the cause that brought Senator Hen
dricks from Washington. As it may interest
jour Indiana readers, I will briefly state the
facts as I learn them. When 3 nines S. Athon
the present Copperhead Secretary of-State,
came into office, after the disastrous election
in the fell of 1802, some little difficulty oc
curred, arising, no doubt, from his desire to
hinder and dehij tbe Executive Department
in sending troops to the field, between him
and the Governor, and the result was
that Athon fefased to sign the com
missions issued by Governor M. to tbe
officers in the volunteer service. This pro
ceeding, however, did not have any other
effect than that of depriving Mr. Athon of the
little fee of one dollar to which be is entitled
for every commission passing through his
office, for tbe Governor turned them over to
Adjutant General Noble, who countersigned
them, free of charge, and delivered them to
the officers. This struck Dr. Athon all of a
he.ip. Grieving for greenbacks, he.hecame
morose, then pugnacious, and finally, ** insti
gated by the devil, &c., he sues Governor
Alorton In the- Common Fleas Court of this
county for some three or four thousand dol
lars of fees, due him, he claims, on commis
sions issued. The Governor, not desiring to
trust the matter in the bands of the gentle
men who compose our Supreme Court, and
knowing that if Athon was defeated below
he would cany it there, by counsel, had the
cause removed into the Federal .Court, and
now, Senator Hendricks; descending from
his dignified station in the Capitol of the
nation, comes back to Indianapolis to lend
his pettifogging powers to the engineering
of a pile of greenbacks into Dr. Athon’s
pocket; into the pocket of one of those
Copperheads who bate them so terribly, and.
talk by tbe hour, with deep sighs and*
odudoub shakes of tbe bead about “depreci
ated currency.” In a word, Hendricks and
Athon want the cause remanded to tbe State
Courts, and delivered over to the tender mer
cies of Judge Perkiuß and his colleagues.
The Court holds the matter under | Advise
ment. This letter is already too long, and I
will only add that Colonel Straight, of Libby
Prison memory, with an extemporized hand
ful of the Legion, dispersed three or four
hundred armed Copperheads, down In Clay
county, a few days ago. Thejvhad assembled
to prevent the holding of a Union meeting,
for the purpose of raising recruits. But
they waked up the wrong passenger, when
they -aroused CoL Streight, and when they
found it out, which did not take them very
lung, they incontinently skedaddled. Dot.
A. Belting Convention.
We care very little what action the factious
individuals who are to meet at Clevdandon
thcSlet instant, may take. The Kew York
Titnts says of this Convention :
«‘lts declared object is to assert independ
ence of the Baltimore Convention, and its
ulterior purpose Is doubtless to put an inde
pendent candidate into the Held. It fs sign
ed bv a motley collection of some fifty Indi
viduals, most of whom have never, before
been heard of, and all professing to act for
‘ the People’s Committee,* which Is as myth
ical as the Egerian nymph. The reasons as
sumed for this fantastic movement are that
the one-term principle is consecrated by
time, and that Baltimore * has not the essen
tial conditions of a truly national conven
tion, 1 Inasmuch as It Is very far from the geo
graphical centre, and very , near the commer
cial and political foci, and'lnasmuch, top, w
tie mode of summoning the convention has
bien wrong, and plenty of corruption will
prevail We suppose the signers call them
selves Union men, though there is not a word :
in their prou ti nciamenio that denotes it, nor a
semimenttbatit U not daily expressed by
tie rankest Copperheads in the land. The
whole thing Is factions in tone, and ridicu
lous in argument The men who go to
Cleveland on the strength of It will only
make themselves the laughing stock of the
country. Nothing they can do can possibly
acquire importance enough to make them
the objects of indignation. .If thsy are niri
lodb to quit the Union party, thee can d>it
u greet deal cheaper than by making sash an
absurd fuse about It. The window is opttf
The world is wide. The Union part-*., thong...
it doc s bate Copperheads, Is as T.ngaatiimoa*
♦ovnrd liltt" buidng, atiDgln-- hid*, as Uilri-:
Tobyhlmcelt” .
FECBI TLXAS AMI WESTERS
LOUISIANA—VSA LOIWTBS.
Betel Account of Operation, on Bed
Biver.
Wc have been favored* with a file of the
Hcneton DzV.-j the
ing April isth. *We make ihe ibllnwfag.ex
tracts from these papers:
official riFriTrrr.
Sheetetobt, April 12,
To Major' General ifagrnder:
T&yicr attacked and routed the ISfb Amy Corps
thiec miles ircra Mansfield, cn the evening or tus
cih, and dr ore beck in confusion trie l.ih Army
Corps, which came to iU eupjrfjrt.
ilcmioii’s, Green's and Walter's divisions only
were engaged.
A central engagement took place on the, evening
ot the Sifc, near Vleasaut llil), tbo enemy having
teen reinforced from the l&tb Army Corps.
Tho fighting was bovehs, the enemy holding his
position.
The enemy retreated under cover of the nicht.
The cavalry pursued next daj, cspturing'numr
prisoners, and nineteen pieces of artillery.
Full o,COO prisoners in all captured.
Our loss )3 heavy; Gen. Mouton is killed and
Gen. Walker wounded. E. Kibut Smith,
Lieut. Gen. Commandinif,
SnnrntroßT, April Id.— Dear Keict: Ju&t re
tuned Irom the battlefield. Sly company of min
ute men dismissed—no longer required.
Enemy totally rented. About 0,003 prisoners
captured—l,COo allied and wounded. Fire hun*
oted wagons and two hundred ambulances cap*
iuied.
Our loss 1,000 killed and wounded. Will rive by
letter to-morrow full particu'ars. M. E.
BIRRS AND HIS BACKERS.
The plan of the present campaign In this
direction is becoming more and more appa*
rent There is no longer any dftubt In my
mind concerning the matter. Twill tell yon
how I put it up, and take the consequences
Banks, like Sherman,started several months
since lor »* Texas or hell,” Ho threw' his
forces all along the coast of Texas, or unfor
tified peninsulas and islands, and in such
small towns as be could gain access to with
out much opposition, with the avowed inten
tion of invading the State to Its very core.
Alter knocking about there for several months
with no other result th*n simply turning our
channel of trade with Mexico in another di
rection, he became chagrined with his success
or rather want of success, and in his wrath
he declared he would enter the State by an
other route. . ...
it was, he commenced maturing hi*
plans for the campaign In which he la now
engaged. He returned to New Orleans, re
called totbat point the principal portoln of
his Texas invaders and immediately set about
organizing for the Red River valley route. At
his solicitations a large force was concentra
ted at Little Bock and placed under the com
mand of Steele,'and filtcen thousand men
'from Vicksburg, Natchez and other points
on the Mississippi, were landed at the month
of Red River,
Now, for the movement and its objects,
Steele was to march to Rea River, via Arka
delphla and Washington, devastating the
country and drive Gen. Price into Louainna
or Texas. Hurlbut, or whovrver has com
mand of the troops that were landed at Simms
port, was to force Gen. Ta\lor back, destroy
Fort DeEussy, and make bia way to Alexan
dria, where he, Banks, was to form a junc
tion with him, tin Franklin, Opelousas and
'Washington, and from thence pass np Red
River Valley, both by land and water, and
join Steele- at. Marshall, Texas;. Steele cap
turing Jefferson, and Banks Shreveport on
the route. At the same time a force w'as to
go up the Ouachita to Monroe and from
thence by land lo Shreveport. Each of these
columns were to “pay their way” by «p
--turing all the products of the country within
their reach, destroying crops, farming uten
sils. Ac., thus rendering the country through
which they passed uninhabitable for the
present, at least.
This plan, It was supposed, would rid
both Arkansas and Louisiana of the rebels.
Arriving at Marshall, they would concen
trate all their forces, and sweep through
Teitii to Houston and Galveston.
Thus far the plan has worked admirably, as
they supposed. They have both continued to
advance, with bnt little serious opposition,
until they are within a few miles of tue Texas
line. Generals Taylor and Price hare grad
ually fallen back, as the enemy dciired, and
one not acquainted with the preparations in
store for the enemy, would naturally conclude,
that they arc in a fair-way of carrying out
their plans. But a day of reckoning is at
Land, and 1 will bet myself against the nicest
widow in the State of Texas, that the plans of
the enemy will be frustrated before they can
enter Texas. Nay, more, I will make the
same bet that both columns now advancing
in this direction, will bo whipped ont aud
compelled to return before they can contam
inate the soil of Texas. Who will take that
bet?
April 10.—The above was written last eve
ning. This morning at sunrise the courier
arrived, bringing newsoi onrglorious victory
near Mansfield. 1 will eoon send you some
more news of the same sort.
The following letter,from an officer below
to bis friend here is just received:
IZEAIH3UABTKIU DIST, WBSTEZUT LOUISIANA, I
April 8, J6M. |
Buab Jot: I am all O. If.—Just this minute come
oil tbe field.:'We have captured 3,000 prisoners.
Immense wagon trains and several batteries, among
them the celebrated Kims' battery. I regret to In
form you that among the killed are Gen. JJoaton,
Cols. Seam and Annant, Maj. Canfield. Capt. Fields
aud Lieut. Col. Clack badly wounded. Oar loss
end the enemy’s heavy. Those mentioned are the
only ones that have come under my eye. The old
Louisiana brigade, ilonion’s, drew tbe first blood,
end has suffered severely. Gen. Taylor’s saddle
doth was cat through by a spent mine tall daring
tbe action. 1 suppose wc will have It again to
morrow. '
51 aj. R. H. Dyer, MaJ. L. S. Leman and Capt. J,
T. Scott leave to-morrow for Houston. 11. P.
At CTiattanoojra—Consolidation of
Corps—Gen. filcPhersoD’s Staff—
important Order by Gem
Boruildo,
THE GEORGIA MOVEMENT.
From Chattanooga-we gather the following
lUms of interest:
Lookout Mountain, May 2,1604.
The advance of Hooker’s command is now
on tbcmarchinthe direction of Ringgold,
Go. v
The first and third brigades of the fid di
vision, "With artillery, take the lead under
Major General Butterfield.
The. first brigade is accompanied by its
splendid band, the instruments having just
arrived from Chicago.
This brigade makes a fine appearance, and
is one of. the largest and best in the 20th
corps.
Ine morning is cool, and the roads ingood
condition for marching.
The whole command is well appointed in
every respect, 1 .
A limited amount of baggage is: carried,
but no tents. Wo take three days rations in
haversacks, and sixty .rounds of ammunition.
GENERAL M’PHEBSON’s STAFF.
Major General McPherson, in the following
general order, announces the staff of the De
partment of the Tennessee:
GENERAL ORDERS—NO. 6.
Headquarters Department and 1
Armt or tub Tennessee, >
Buntsvxllb, Ala., April Sfi, 1664.)
The following officer* are announced as the staff
of ths Major General commanding, on doty at these
headquarters. They will be respected and obeyed
accordingly:
Assistant Adjutant General and Chlef-ol Stiff—'
Lieut, CoL Wo. T. Clark.
Chief Quartermaster—Lieut. Col. J. D. Bingham
Chief Commissary—Lieut, Colonel Robert Mac
fceley. • •
Assistant Inspector General—Lieut. Colonel
Vm. E. Strong.
- Jndge Advocate—Capt. A. Hlckenlooper. .
Aid-de-Camp—Major L. S. Willard, Capt. D. H.
Glle and Capt. D. B. Steele.
Chief of Artillery—CoL Ezra Taylor. !
Provost Marshal General— Lieut. Colonel James
Wilson. ‘
Medical Director—Burgeon John Hoore, u. S. A
Assistant Medical Director—Assistant Surgeon
D, U. Huntington, U. 8. A.
■ Chief Engineer—-CapL C. B. Reese, U. S. A
Chief of Oidnaaco—Capt. D. H. Buell, U. B. A
Assistant 'Adjutant Generals—Capt. John H.
Monroe and Cape. Rowland Coz. ’
Commissary ot Musters—Llent. ERburn Knox,
18th U. 8. Infantry. ..
Acting Assistant Qurtcrmaster—Heat, A C.
Blizzard.
Acting Assistant Surgeon United States Army, in
Charge of Staff and Escort—E. A. Duncan.
By order ofMaf. Gen. Jab. B. McPherson.
W. T. Clabe, Assistant Adjutant GeoeraL
John H, Munrob, Assistant Adjutant General.
BBOBGANIZATIOK.
The order coneolld&tag the 11th and ISthf
Corps, and reducing General Hooker to a
corps commander,; has "boiled down a very
hie thing to its proper dimensions. The new
corps is numbered “-90 th Corps,” and Major
General Pan Butterfield, who has been a vig
orous chief of staff all winter, commands a
division In It I bare heard the wonder ex
pressed by officers who know Generals Grant
and Sherman well that Gen. Hooker was not
overslaughed altogether in the selection of a
commander lor toe new corpa. Bat Gens.
Hooker land Butterfield appear to be the men
who are least affected by the change. The
complacency with whlchtho lormer takes the
new corps, and the vigor with which the lat
ter dives into the command of his division,
are admired by everybody in this Oamber
. lend army, and the matter is talked abont a
good deaL Ho matter where yon put Hook
er, he will he “Fighting' Joe” yet, they say;
and Butterfield, who .is an excellent corps
commander, will certainly do well with a di
vision. General VonSteinwehr will command
a brigade, instead of his old division, in the
11th Corps. General Howard has taken com
mand of the 4th Corps, and-establishMhead
quarters at Cleveland. Major General Gordon
Granger went North on Friday, taking with
him Major Benham and Captains Avery and
Taylor, of his personal staff. Major General
Newton went np to Cleveland on Saturday,
to take command of Sheridan's old division,
4th Corps.? _ ,
Of that portion of the army at Huntsville,
w InNorth Alabama, much is to be expected.
Gen McPherson's headquarters are at Hunts
ville, and Gen. Sherman- remarked of him a
few days ago that he had a better, opportuni
ty to distinguish himself than any other
General in the United States service. The
magnitude of McPherson's command proha
“ij cave rise to thesistement that thearmies
°i the Ohio and Cumberland were to be con
solidated with Sherman's old army and the
new organization called “the Army ot the
Tennessee”—Sherman's favorite-name. So
far, however, the departments of the Cum
berland and Ohio' preserve - their identity..
There nave been no changea In the division
or brigade commanders oi Thomas’ army,' 01-'
thongh'at -one time it was confidently ex
pected that room would have to be made for
half a dozen or mote Major Generals, who,.
iv port said,- had been" ordered to report
here for dnty. • •-
- It la'reported that ■* the Grand Jirry of
St, Loula have indicted JaQorßUhop for per
mitting the escape of Charles Noyce, the ex
press robber.
Slavery In HUsPonH-* Cajc or ?ic jno
Catching:.
[From the Missouri Democrat Map 7thj -•
The facts giYen below would seem to hare
some bearing upon the question of whether
we have slavery In Missouri, and conflict ra
ther positively with declarations of those' ivao
pretend to look upon Missouri 23 prt~fiMi‘v
a free Stale under the operation of the so
called ordinance of emancipation adopted by
tbe late Convention. They tend farther to
place some of our military, authorities 1U a*,
very enviable light, spirt from the noiaihi
operations in their coses of the additional
aitlcle of war adopted by Congress prohibi
ting military officers from using tm.-u*
iu any way for tbo cateniug and return ol
fugitive slaves. We give astitemmt of th..
facta as furnished us by a resDourihli narly •
Cz.il o~&7, 1, 1«J, a i.,-.. gl.i nii
c<* Harriet (owned by Colon? 1 .
vest ilaral all, Ccntial Lis trice of Alta-ouri,
and employed by a Mr, Henry, brotaer-io
law to said Colonel Swilzlcr, proprietor of a
hotel known asthoParkerHouse at tfsduixi
Mo.) lefland ran away from Sedalia in com
pany with a white girl who had been cm*-
ployed at the Secalla House. iaaiJ bhivo Har
riet and tte white girl went on foot from
Scdalla to a place called Soiithtou, a distance
of seven miles, and then attempted to oa
the cars of the Lucille railroad, on Tuesday
morning, sth Inst, and were arrested aud
taken Into custody by a man.named Henry
Truman, a United States detective, employed
by Brigadier General E, B. Brown, United
States volunteers, and brought back to Seda
lia the same evening by said detective, and
both locked in a room in Mr. Henry’s (Parker
Bouse.) ‘
Immediately .after the slave girl being
brought back by detective Truman tbe pri
vate trunks ot a Mr. E. F, Ward, and the wife
as also of Lieutenant J. K. Hall, R. Q M
7th regiment cavalry, M. 8. M-, were seized
by Ibe commander of the post and the wife
ft Mr. E. F. Ward placed under arrest for
complicity in ruulng off the slave girl Harriet
It appears that the seizure of the trunks was
made on tbe ground that Mr. Henry from
whom the slave bad run away,-stated that he
.had lost several articles of clothing, and sup
posed that Harriet bad token the same and
concealed them In the trunks of said Mrs.
Ward and Lieutenant 8. K. Hall.
The parties protested against the seizure
and examination ofthelrprivate tranks with
out going through the usual legal process,
but by an order from General E. B. Brown,
they were opened and examined by detective
Urnman and Lieutenant W. Argo,, and none
ol Mr. Henry’s property found. Mrs. Ward,
after being held by the militiry authorities
some seven or eight days under arrest was
turned over to the civil authorities for tri d
. for meddling with slaves, *
The slave g*rl Harriet was released from
confinement about twenty-four hours after
.her return, and sent back to work with Mr.
Henry. *
The while girl who accompanied the slave
when she went away was released from con
finement on the second day, and allowed to
leave Sedalla, bather trunk was retained by
the detective, and by him opened and exam
ined after she had left. *
The paper herewith attached in a true copy
of a telegram from General Brown, showing
that the return of the slave was done by hfi
order:
WAmtBNFBma, Mo., April B,'ISW,
Colonel Philips. Ssdalia, Missouri •
The tranks wKi be examined: the parties win be
held (or trial. Ifcallty. the question ol meddling
.with slaves to bo settled with the civil authorities.
Tte parties can be delivered to the civil authori
ties for trial, if they are prepared to act, If not,
they will be tried by military commission.
By order Brigadier General Brown.
T. A, SWITZLER.
Lieut. Col. and Provost Marshal.
i Fremont and lodge Barnard.
IN. Y. Correspondent Cincinnati Gazette.]
I must go back for a moment to Judge Bar
nard to aay—and I say it with reluctance, but
believe it right to be known—that be is un
derstood to have entered’into political nego
tiations with General Fremont. I am sorry
to say It, because I cannot quite get over my
liking for the Pathfinder; but the evidence
seems Indisputable. In the first pi ice, the
Jfew Eativn. Gen, Fremont’s personal organ,
has recently changed editors. Fitz Hugh
Ludlow retires, and he retires principally, I
fear, from dislike of the men with whom
Fremont persists in surrounding himself
The Barnard story la simply this: When he
made his onslaught on the Evening Post, an
article commenting with Just severity on hla
conduct, Was written tor the Mw Jfytion, put
in type, and the . paper sent to press, and a
part of the edition struck off and pat la the
boxes of the general agents. Gen. Fremont
heard of it, and at 6 o’clock in the morning,
sent down to the office and canceled the
printed papers, withdrew the article, and the
Aim Au tion appeared without any reference
to Judge Barnard. Gen. Fremont said he
would not hare hod the article published for
a thousand dollars. Why ? The answer
seems to be that Barnard is an agent of a
Democratic Fremont coalition. Qow far it
extends 1 cannot say, bnt this I know; It
was arranged that at a meeting of Fremont’s
friends, to be held at Cooper institute, with
reference to the Presidency, Judge Barnard
should preside 1 The arrangement, however,
was so strenuously and Indignantly resisted
by some , of Fremont’s Republican friends,
that the plan was abandoned, oral least post
poned, and no meeting has yet been held.
1 again say that I state these fact's regret
fully; bnt they arc facts, and will not be da
llied. And if Gen. Fremont cares to retain
the affectionate confidence with which so
large a portion of the anti-slavery party of
the North regards him, be mustdiec4rd such
associates as he has lately made the sharers
ol hla political coumcls.
Tbe Bebcl Cavalry Corps,
A Washington dispatch to the Philadelphia
Inquirer gives the composition of Stuart’s
cavalry force which now confronts our own
on the Rapidan. ..
Major General J.JS. B. Btuabt, commander of
corps.
FIRST DIVISION,
Major General FitzLee.
ym»T BRIGADE —BRIO. OEN "WICKHAM.
First Virginia Cavalry—Col. Drake. .
Second Virginia Cavalrr—CoL Mumford.
1 bird Virginia Cavalry—CnL Owen.
Fourth Virginia Cavalry—Maj. Randolph.
SECOND BRIGADE —QEN. IX)MACH.
Fifth Virginia Cavalry—Col. Raaser (old.)
Sixth Virginia Cavalry—CoL Femey.
Fifteenth Virginia Cavalry—CoL BaiL
TITTUP BRIGADE—OEN. CgAMBTJB3 (POEMERLT OEN.
Ninth Virginia Cavalry—Col. Beal.
Tenth Virginia Cavalry—Col. Davis.
Thirteenth Virginia Cavalry—Col. Chambliss.
SECOND DIVISION.
General Wade Hampton, commanding.
FIRST BRIGADE—GEN, GORDON,
First North Carolina Cavalry—Col. Check,
tocond North Carolina Cavalry—Col. Andrews.
Fourth North Carolina Cavalry—CoL Farribv.
Filth North Carolina Cavalry—CoL Evans.'
SECOND BRIGADE—GEN. TOUNO.
First Booth Carolina—Col. Block.
Second South Carolina—CoL Lipscomb.
Coble’s Legion—Lieut. Col. Wright.
Philip's Legion, from Louisiana and Mississippi.
JdL Davis Legion—Llent. CoL Waring.
THIRD BRIGADE— GEN. BOSSES.
Seventh Virginia—CoL MarehalL -- ’
Eleventh Virginia—Col. Lomacker (old.)
Twelfth Virginia—Col. Hammond*.
White’s Maryland Battalion.
These make a total of nineteen cavalry
rcelmenta and four independent companies,
Borne of the reiglments are about nine hun
dred strong, but many are reduced' to from
three to five hundred. About fire ;htmdred
and fifty will he a fall average to a regiment,
and will give them, in the nineteen regiments,
ten thousand men, and In the four indepen
dent commands about one thousand more,
making a total of about elevendhonsand.
This roster was corrected about a week
since in the rebel army, and they may have
received u few additional 'regiments since
from Beauregard’s or Longatreet’s corps,
which had not then all come up, not over
three to five thousand, but these will not
more than be sufficient for doing what car
aliy duty is essential to a large army cover
ing the extensive area that tne rebel army
now does. Making, then, the customary al
lowance for sick and stragglers, the rebels
cannot move more than eight thousand cav
•alrj under any ordinary circumstances.
■ Their horses are many of them now in
good condition, Laving been sent to the inte
rior during the last winter, and many of the
Virginia regiments having been furnished
with new horses by their families and friends.
So It may be estimated that their horses are
ready for the coming campaign, and in good
. condition. So much for their cavalry. It
may not be long before we con complete onr
roster of infantry and artillery, which is now
-larger than it has ever been before since the
rebellion broke out, and, aa well as cavalry,
is finely officered, and in a good state of dis
cipline, and to-day, all told, numbers from
ninety to one hundred thousand effective
men.
ißigeellaueous
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dOC bales Slagle Gunnies, .?
3QXCO MedlumGannles. 1
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30 COO Medium Bomb*y Gunnies.
40JC0 Heavy Drill SK bn Bags.
50.000 Jnte and Linen Beamless 3 bn bags.
30.000 Imitation Seamless 3 bu Bags.
50.000 Blnlapt Oat and Cornßags.
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Of McLean County, as a Candidate lor the office of
Secretary of State, subject to the decision of the
Union State Convention. - my9-c7OO-St
Registers, and yektila-
Tons.ftom the well-known Manufactory of
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These Bonds are Issued mi tier the Act if Congress of
Msrcb Bth, 1861, which yrrridea that U Ucb of so much
ct the loan authorized by the Act of March 3,133, to
which ibis Is supplementary, the Secretary o t the
Treerery is authorized to, borrow from time to time.
on thn crc-Ut or the Bulled States, not oxcoodlng
TWO BUNDLED MILLION DOLLARS durtaj the
cbr/cak iicC«lyear, and ;o (.r-pa:- and Issue therefor
Coupons aud Bealsterid Bonds of tho United, States;
and all Bonds issued under this Act shall be EXKMP t
FEOU TAXATION by or under any State or munici
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Basks. They arc TO BB REDEEMED IN COIN, ct
the ple&rage of the GoTcrcvcnl, at aay period sot
LSBI THUTTBa JfOB MOB* MAS FOBTTTBaBS,from
their date, and ratal their redemption FITS PER
CENT. INtAeST WILL BE PAID DT COIN, oa
Bends of not over one hundred dollars annually, ar d
on an other Bonds semi annually.
The Interest is parable on the first days of March
and September In each year. - The semi-annual Coo*
pons are payable at those dates, and the annual Con*
pens oa the SO and 100 dollar Bonds arc payable on thi
first of March.
Subscribers wlHieccive either Registered or Coo
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ecor ded oa the books efthe U. S. Treasurer, and can
be transferred only on the* owner's order. Coupon
Bonds ars payable to bearer, and are more convenient
for commercial uses.
Registered Bonds will be Issued of tliedenonima
lions of . Fifty Dollars ($50,) One Hundred DoUaw
(StOO.) Five Hundred Dollars ($500,) One .Thousand
Dollars ($1,000.) Five Thousand Dollars (jS,OCOJ and
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paying the accrued interest in coin—(or lo United
States notes, orths notes of National Banks, adding
filly per cent, for premium,)or receive them driving
interest from the date of subscription aud deposit* •
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taxation, their value Is increased from onsto three per
cent, per annum, according to the rate cf tax levies in
virions parts of this country.
I At the present sate ot premlup on sold they pay
over eight per cent. Interest In currency, and are of
equal convenience as a permanent or temporary in-
vests: cot.
It is believed that no securities offer so great In
ducements to lenders as the various descriptions of
U,S. Bonds. In all other forms of Indebtedness, the
faith or ability of private parties or stock companies
or asperate communities ctly is pledged for payment,
while for the debts of the United States the a hole
property of the country is boldcn to aecnre the pay
ment cfboth principal Interest in coin.
These Bonds maybe subscribed fbr In earns from SSC
up to any magnitude, oa the same terms, and are thns
made equally available to the smilleai lender and the
larged capitalist. They can bo converted is to moaor
at any moment, and the bolder will bare the benefit ot
the Interest,
Tbe fret that all dntles oa import* are payable in
specie furnishes a fond for like payment of interest os
all Government Bonds largely In excess of the wants
of the treasury for this purpose.
Ui on the receipt of subscription* a certificate of de
posit therefor, la duplicate, will be Issued, tbe original
of which wlllbe forwarded by tbe subscriber to tbe
Secretary of the Treasury, at Washington, with a let
ter stating tho kind (registered or coupon) and the de
nominations of bonds required.
Upon receipt of theori|lnal certificates at the Treas
ury Department, the holds subscribed for *Ol be
transmitted to the subscribers respectively.'
Subscriptions will ha received by the Treasurer ot
tbe United States at Washington, and the Assistant
Treasurers at New York, Boston, snd Philadelphia,
and by the First National Bank of Chicago, Illinois,
Second National Bank ol Chicago, HUneli, Third Na
tional Bank of Chicago, Illinois, and by all National
Balks which are depositaries of public money. All
respectable banks and bonkers throughout the coun
try will famish farther Information on application,
and afford every facility to subscribers.
nrylO<69C-12tisDAaiw
jaaisceUanenog.
(HiKDIfASrCE OFFICE.
tj' W.\n Department, Wat hlngt on. 51a* 1,1961.
sealed Prooo*alfi wl>l be icrelvcd at this otllc* natil
leONUAT, the 23d of Mar. 166»,f0r the delivery at the
following arocnal.-, Cavalry Accoutrements, United
BUtes Cavalrypatteni, ashcrelnafler specified.
At lie New York Areenal, 2 >OOO seta.
At tie St. Louis Arsenal. 6.000 seta.
At lie Franttort Arsenal. Ifl.OOOset*.
At the Alleghany Arsenal, iO,«tO sets.
These Accontrcments are to be made in strict con
formity with tic regulation pattern, which can be seen
attbe abovenomtd placet. Bach s«t Is to consist ol
one sabre-belt and plate complete: one
with swlval complete; one Babrs-knot; one Carbine
Cartridge-box; one Pistol Cartridge-box or Pouch ;
one Belt-bolster for Army size revolver, and one Cap
pouch with cone pick. All of which art to be made
of the best materials and wrrkmanshlp. The Sabre
belt, Sabre-knot. the Carbine-sling are to be of BUFF
LEATHER BLACKED, and the Oartridge-b 'xes, Bell
l oiter, and Cap-ponch of PUKE OAK TANNED
LEATHER.
It Is to bo distinctly understood that this Depart
ment la to have the privilege of inspecting the work
done unfit r any contract It may award, la all stages ol
Its progress; eeprcially to examine the stock before
cutting. They are to be subject to the final inspec
tion at the Arsenal where delivered before being re
ceived by the Government. None are to be accepted
orpald for but sneb as are approved upon Inspection.
Deliveries most be made la lots of not lean than one
tenth (Mtth) per week of the whole number contrac
ted lor ; the first delivery to be made on the 30th day
ofJnre. • 7
Failure to make deliveries ata specified klmewiU
subject the contractor ro a forfeiture of the number
he mav fall to deliver at that time.
The Accoutrements mast be boxed in the usual man
ner £tbf boxes to be charged cost, to be determined
7Md( era will state explicitly the Arsenal, or Arse
nals, where they propose to deliver, and the number
of sets they propose to deliver at each place, If for
moretbanone.
Noblds will be considered from parties other than
regular manufacturers, and such as are known to this
Department to be fully competent to execute In their
own ihops the work proposed (Or. Should snv party
obtaining a contract offer Accootremeats other than
thore made In his own shops. they will be rejected,
and the cor tract rendered null and void, i
- Blddcrswlll crcloßewlibitoir bids the written ac
knowledgments ot their sureties over their own signa
tures.
Koch party obtaining a contract will be obliged to
enter Into bond with approved sureties for Its faithful
execution.
Upon the award being made, successful bidders win
be notified and famished with forms of contract and
bonds.
prbe Department reserves the right to reject any or
all bids it not deemed satisfactory.
Proposals will be addressed to 1 * BBI6ADIRR GEN
ERAL GKOBOK D. EAMBATv Chief of Ordnance,
Washington, D. CL,” endorsed “Proposals for Cavalry
Accoutrements." ~ • .
Bids will also be received for these Accoutrements
to be made of the best grained leatitnh instead of
BT7FV. GEORGE D. BiMSAT,
Brigadier General. Chief of Ordnance,
myß-e4Q-8t r eAw
j^jIjSICAX. —Preparatory Class of
THE MUSICAL UNION.
The Fourth Term ol tho Preparatory Class of the
Mislca Union will commence on THURSDAY EVEN
ING, May 12th, JS6I, under the dlrectloa ot t
Professor Charles Ansorga,
Of the Chicago High BcbooL
Tickets of Admission to ha h&d of Professor An
sorgs, at tho rooms of the Union. ;
Per order of the Executive Committee.
myS-etiSS-lw - JO. B BROSS, Sesretary.
J}E COMEAN & STERLING
80 Broadway, New Yorlr,
Importers ud Dealers In
SALTED SHEEP SKINS
. Splits, Fleshes and Boons, ■ _
SHELLAC—EngIish, Native and Garnet; VTTRDI-
OniS—Extra diyNarbonne; HATTER’S LEATHER:
BOOKBINDERS LEATHER; BOOT AND BHorf
LININGS; HOOPSKIRILEATHER;DYESTUFFS:
H VITER'S FURS of various marks and qualities;
METALS, TIN PLATES, *C. apl3-CSBO-MtW*aAli
"NT OTlCE.—Having leased and
-i-' elvepl~,mediate rcisesalon of my Elevator to
U,e Western Elevating company. I deem It proper to
gn e notice that all Elevating and Storing of Grain In
my Klcvaior, fcrtbU season. will - be on account of
and lor the benefit of tba western Elevatl*" •
puny, on terms and rates which aa)d Copipanjmayfixl
A ll notices heretofore given by me on ibis sub
ject are hereby withdrawn, i
Bald Company baring assumed and agreed to per
form all my contracts, and- all honorable obligations
crowing out or any published notice heretofore made
by me, with reference to Elevating and Storing Grain.
I therefore request all parties having such contracts
mu obligations to call on said Company for their ful
fillment. 6- v. ft WATSON. -
■buffalo, May 51b, 18W, mylo-cTC>lofc
INSTRUCTIONS ON PIANO,
FLUTE, VIOLIN. €UTTaB, Ac. can be obts/ned
Dorn, undersigned by calling at.Messrs. ROOT A
CADY’S or Mr. HIGGINs’ Music Store, leaving a
note with name and address before the first day of
June next, at which time 1 Intend to come to Chicago
dnd presently commencirg the first term, *
Terms—Twenty-four Lessons for 820.
A. B. WIMMERSTEDT,
pbofessor OP MUSIC,
Composer of ** Loosing lor the Sbore,” ü ßaldmr of
thejones,” " Sharpshooters’ March,” Ac. - - -
mylC-eliQ-St T p
RANGERS CURED.
\J Dfi, W. P, MPENOER,
Having lately arrived from the East, has taken rooci
at No. 157 East Washington street, where he la pre
pared to trial all cases cf , * •
CANCER, TUMORS, ULCEUS, Ac,,
Without the use of the knife. Havicjr, in addition
to bis own, the knowledge and EXPERIENCE of the
celebrated Dr. REYNOLDS, of New Orleans, ho feels
confident ofbelncsnccegaftU where others have foiled.
Dr. Spencer has also a certain cure for NEURALGIA
whlcn has never been known to faiL apu£c96o-2w ’
ATTLEI CATTLE 1 .CATTLE! I
\J Sealed Proposals in duplicate wtU be opened
: ( aDv at the Office of the Commlssarr of
2JJ Penn sti eet,/Utsborg Fa., at 12 M.. Pol BE?V
CATTLE, to be dellveredln that city. Bidders wIU
state the quantity they wish to supply ,at d the weight
proposals most be accompanied by a proper guar
antee for the faithful performanos of the contract.
The Oevemment reserves the right toreieet all nidi
deemed objcetlonablc. .
Tbt Came win be subject to a rigid Inrasetlon be
fore being received. - •
Paymeut to be made la such funds a* are bn hand
at the time; one-fourth of the amount due on the de
livery to be retained until the final romp-etlon of the
contract. A. L. CaELETOH.
opn-dgmot c»puia ui 6. s. y. 8.
gTtansporfatfon Hines
1864. TiUS 1864.
Western Transportation Coinpanj.
PEOPLE’S LINE OF STEAMERS
iss
WESTBBN EXPRESS,
Busing ovsr tha Erit Railway.
The Western Transportation Company are prepared
to transport Merchandise, Produce, and otnfr prop
erty, between Chicago and New YorS. Boston, ac<l
other Eastern points, and offer to tbe commercial and
trarellof public the following superior lAcilitJes.vli-*
the followtca
FIBST-CLAB9 BCBSW S7SASB3S
ON Taa LAKES.
empire btath.
BADGES STATE.
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.Capt. J. Beokwitb.
Capt. Barr?.
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TOi«AWANTS.* ~..,Capt,*S. G. LxXOLZT.
FRFK STATE Capt. ATWOOp.
BUFFALO Capt. McSn.
POTOJIAC .Capt, Gbbhabd.
RACDvt Capt. AltTHrs.
MAY FLOWE.4 Cant.Dune.
KSPTUNB Capt. Goto*.
yoEarnrs x vxzz'r zis* mmi
CHICAGO & BUFFALO,
SICISE, mLifiCREE, SACSCfIC, BSTBOn
USD CLEYELLVD.
Connecting as follows, via:
"With the Tarions Hal! roads leading to and from Chi
CWC. and Mather, Ciar? & Co.*a St. Loala line cl
Canal Boats on TUlnols Canal.
»lth Racine* Mississippi Railroad, at Racme.
with LaCross* * M*lwnakee Railroad,at MtlwanJcs#
WXh Cleveland* Mahonlnc,Cleveland and Pittsbnxs
and Atlantic and' Great Western Railroads, at
Cleveland.
And rrlth the
ff.Ki£ Rill.WiY
At Buffalo. And. aieo the Western Transportation
Comaan/’s I Ine of Boats on Krlu Canal, four of vide!
will and New York dally.
tW For Contracts and Bills cf Ladlns apply to
HUGH AILEN, No. 1 Coentice Blip, New York.
A. COLEOh, ****** •'
,'A. H. WARD, 240 Broadway, Agent Brie Railway.
Few York.
J.P. WORTSEIL. 239 B roa?■way, Few York.
JhO. S. DUNLAP, 15 State street, Brie Ball
way, Boston.
B. G CHASE. 113 Pier. Albany.
H. A. GRISw'oLD, m Rlyer street, Tray.
H. JOHNSON A CO., Cleveland.
3. C. ifoOOWKLL, Cleveland.
A. QODAKD, Toledo.
L. M. OSBORNE. Sandusky.
J. L. HURD & CO-. Detroit.
B. M. TIBBITTS, Milwaukee,
A. P. DinTOY. Racine.
THK WESTERN T AN3PO STATION COMPANY.
Buffalo.
J. M. CRUMM x, General We»tera Passenger Agent.
S. ROWE, Ticket Agt nt. foot of State sweet.
J.W. tCTTLE.As«Ut t<
sp7*csoß*l» Foot oi State street, Chicago.
TBE NORTHEBNTRaNSPOB
TATION Company cf Ohio will, the enamor see*
son ot navigation, mn their wen known Line of first*
clsM Screw steamers, trl-wcekly between Chicago
Oi-densborgb, landing at Milwaukee Mackinac, De
troit, Onrego and Cape Vincent, connecting
AT OGDBNSBUBGH
With tne Northern Bollroad xof Boston and all points
In New Endin' via Vermont Central and Bnflaart
and Burlington routes.
AT CAPS VINCENT
With the Railroad line to Now York.
AT OSWEGO
With the New Oswego Ltns of thirty-five Canal Beats
rnonlit dally between New York.-nd Oawezo.
Uhls nine affords to shipper* to ami from Bojtca,
Interior Newßngliad amf.-ew York, the advantage
cf one transhipment, sad for safe traorpertstten cl
freight and passengers it is unrivalled.
agents
JOHN HOCKING, 7 But* street. Boston.
J. MYERS, 9 Aster Dense, New York.
O. BREED, ?4 Perl street. New York.
GEO. A. KI)DV t Ogdensbnrgh.
A. F. SMITH. Cape Vincent!
CZUB. ALLISON, Oswego.
FELTON A BREED, Cleveland,
WAUtER * HAYKS. Toledo.
E.RMATHBWfI, Tjetrnlt.
O, J. HALE, Milwaukee.
J. H.GP.EKh, Psfsetger Agent, firs:doer ncrlb o»
Wells street bridge.
N. J. HOWE,
Office and Docks loot-of North La*alle street.
a»IC-cKO-lm
(go Hr Companies.
XSLACK HAWK
GOLD JIISnG CO.
Alicea—Bobtail, Gregory, Ac., Lodes, Gilpin
County, Colorado.
Capital, 50.000 Shares, 3100 each.
- TBcaxava:
F. 11. JUDD, New York.
W.L-LAE. Colorado.
ANTHONY AP.NOUX. Ntw York.
QhO. BLTB*. J»., New York.
O. W.CUILH.New York.
J. A. WILLIAMS, New York.
J. NALL PLKASANTP, Baltimore,
LEONARD fcWBTP, Washington.
CARLOS PIEKCB, Boston.
PurawaxT—F. H. JUDD _
ViCK-fßxanjrjrr—w. L. LEE.
, TKiasriiaß-WALTEJ: E. LAWTON.
Bxcbktabt—D. LITTLEJOHN.
Context—JOHN S. WOODWARD.
Gsxbbai. Dinroroa— MYLO LEE. _
Office, No. 25 Glia' street. Now Tork,
ap2S-a6£lm
Stags ana (gflemicals.
T H. REED AGO.,
* IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS
S3 Lake Bt. y Chicago, Hl*
albo, deal labgblt is
Points, OOS) Window Glass, Cffaco*
ware, Burning Oil*, Kerosene,
Soapmaksrs> Stock, Sana*
faetorers* Goods, *•,,
Which wa offer at prices favorable to Western Mar*
chants and Manufacturers, -
j. H. Bias, 174 Pearl street 9. Y. K
A.Hubuut Chicago. rselA-nrUMf
Ealletnanu’s Spwife.
U 8 K
LALLEMAHD’S SPECIFIC.
f. A T.T.RMAND’B SPECIFIC will BOt COTO all dl>
eases. It will core
Baemnatlsm, Coni and Neuralgia.
Hundreds have certified to this fact.
For Sale hy all Dnigdsts* Price. One
bollai per Bottle*
j b. BLOOD. Sols Agent,
24 North Fifth streev, St* I.ool*.
J. H. REED A CO n
Agents for Chicago.
BolS-rTI-fim-WT&E
3SUucattonal.
npHE SUMMER TERM OF RA
JL CINE COLLEGE wIU open June IStb, to continue
until October 18th. When the term opens the build
ings will be In better order, and ranch more conve
niently arranged than before the fire. Fur terms, de
scription of uniform. Ac., apply to the rector
REV; JAS.DSKOTEN.D. D„
ap2s-d6S3-tiw Racine College, Racine, Wls.
"TVTBS. N. P. WILLIS IS PRE
XTX PARED to receive a few
ADDITIONAL PUPILS,
Between the aces of 9 and It years, to educate with her
daughters at ifilewild. Address Moodoa, Orange
County. New York. mhS-Va»2m tt-xasa is
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AUDUBON’S WORKS. lOvols ; 175
Tbs above beautliUlly niuitrated works sold only to
subscriber*. For particulars oddrcM the undersigned,
through the Cbtcaso Post Office, Box 1385.
B. G. MY GATT, Agent for the Northwest.
- • ■ ■ saa
Uusiuess ffiarhs.l
CHERMAX, COOLEY & CO.
BECEITEBS OF HIGHWINEB.
Orders from the catmtry or city, for any quanlßs
promptly fllled. at market rates. _ L
fa23-vn-ftn Office. 4* Lasall»eAClilekgo.DL
iamonalE.
Removal.— j. a. Hoisicgton,
Justice of the Peace, will remove his office In a
few days to ’
77 CLARK STREET, | '
Two doon aoutb of hia present office. mytc29Mw
"VTOTTCEFOR PROPOSALS FOR
Xl SUPPLYOFMAIUNB HOSPITAL, j
District of Chicago, Custom Hbcas,)
CmcAOO. ilayl.lSCL )
Notice Is hereby given, that scaled proposals ao
ccmponled byproper guarantee*, according to forma
to be furnished on application at this office, win be re
ceived thereat, until 12 o’clock Meridian on the FIRST
TUESDAY IN JUNE NEXT.fortho supply of the
A trine Hospital In tbla city, with the articles of pro
qnaiUticl stalcu are estimated with reference v> the
usual number of patients in the hospital« bu# the Uni
ted Slates reeervea the rUhtto take more Ot lea* of
aaid articles, accordingly as they may be actually re
qnlred. If the artlclee dilivered at the ho-vltal are
not. In the Judgment of the physician. of the beat
quality,.and adapted to the hospital, he will bo at lib
erty to reject the tame, to purchase other articles ta
their stead, and to charge the contractor with any ex
cest over the contract prices. , •
The United States'reserves the right to afieep* the
proposals iot the whole or any portion of the articles
specified. LUTHER HAVEN, CoUector.
myH-ollsetltcwM t ,
piANO-FURTE aiUSIO ;
BY THE BEST COMPOSERS,
BEETHOVEN’S SOSATAS. ' Prl»t<d fromtte I,M«
German edition In two volumes, with a Portrait.
Pries, complete ..... 1X2.08
MOZART’S SONATAS, In ons volume, B_TO
MENDELSSOHN'S SOrGS WITHOUT WORDS ASO
•* « . « • « 4 hit SOJ
THALBEBO’S L’ ART DU CHANT;...;....-... 4.W
BACH’S FORTY-EIGHT FUGUES. 3 vols. Co. ASO
“ *• ** Complete
Int volume. ......... AGO
CHOPIN’S MAZURKAS AND WALTZES, With
Portrait.. t.ftj
Tlie above arc binnd la cloth, and with the excep
tion of the lasi, prtated from engraved plates oapa-
Eerofifce some size and - quality of Sheet Music,
opks will be seat br toall post-paid on receipt of the
price. OLIVER DIISON £ CO, FubUaoe-a, .
ap2S-d974 C;-y maw . -Boston.
TTNCLATMED FREIGHT.—The
• ftllowlnc unclaimed Railroad, Freight will be
sold for charges. oVwm. A. BUTTERS & CO. 8. on
MONjUAY, MAY 16th, unless sooner called for and
<^o water wheel; BL box*
W. Corbett, 3 boxes and 1 s- machine standiMrs.G.
B. Bscbett, 1 box; D. Dyer, 1 box and 1 keg :,C.-Vol
ker. 2 trunk*; T.O’Conaof, 1 trunC; L. Harding, !
boxed scales: H. B. Fenton, 1* box; H. W. Wood.l
box: Olmsted A Den?man, 1 wagon, harness and'
trunk'; P. Green, 1 brl; M. Carpenter, 1 brl ; tf. Bud
dlug.l box and! cbest; A.AUleld,l uattresa.lstove,
i table, 1 c. board and 1 hß'eadin. F. framboldJ
pca csstlree. WEBSTkR A BAXTBBi,
ap23-d52Mw : B3 8. Water itrect. t
CHICAGO AND NORTHWEST*
XJ ERN RAILWAY COifPANT.—The Annual
Meeting of-the Bond and Stockholders of the Chleaza
and Northwesters Ballway Company, for the doctlos
of Dirtctore. and for the transaction, of any otkar
business that may come before them, will beheld at
tbs office of the Company to the city of Chicago, on
Thursday, the 3d day ot Jane, A. D. is&J. at 3 o’clk p. a
apSH&Bt WIT.I.TAM.D. Preollut.
€$ CemrarwriS
TIEPOT QUARTER MA9TE P.’S
M* OmCE, Chicago, lIL. UayJ, is-..
Sealed PimonH will be received it this office until
SATURDATVMAT Hth, itUE, loriupciJlßg und
delivery of wood lit such quantities as may be re
quired at Camp Douclaa, Cazso Fit. Hospitals and
Office* la the city of Chicago. to Oilears at their (Ju \Tj
lei co the city or rlclaltv Aoasocb other camps u r..av
b « <f*»iyiahcd in the vldnltv of the city, for the pcr;oJ
oISIS MONTHSfroa tae33ih dayofMay.lrik.
All too Wood to bs Hickory, Beech or Maple, boot
wooi?, free from limbs or creoked itlcka, ta be deliv
ered paled and maaaored Id sack quantities, and at
rich time* ard placet as may bo required, oach cord
to contain 158 cubic feet of wood.
Each bid smit be accompanied by tbe wrlttea trvtr
am ee of two known and responsible persons, oMUa
tins themselves tc enter iota bonds with tha proposer. I
provided the contract la awarded to him. !
Bidders most be present and tlgnitv their seceptar ce ■
a* the time of opening the proper ala, or their bios will
be rejected.
Two cr mere bids ftetn tame partita will insure*hx
rejection of nil *acb bids.
Payments wui oeuiaae uonthivnpra aareoentati a '
of hisppftor’s c*»t>ilc.*o. ~e-v - r-nnic I br tto rece ~t
ol the officer receiving the **ood.
All inform*! bids will be -•■'jf" *; j
Propolis to P* •nersed in * renie-.t envelope a■*•» '
mrecied to ticmvleralcned. r
The name of article proposal for endorted on oa’-
slde of envelope.
Foimof bJtf canteobtained on application ta tin.*
office. J. A.fmTKE,
n.yi *289-141 Captain and Deps:*Qmrterj>Astcr.
OF>lCtf OF FUBCIiASUm
COM. SUBSISTENCE.
Nasuviiis. Tern.* April 98,18*t
Sea ed Piopossls In rnnlleit.'g sreiuv! od until il
11. Fit! • ,vr, MAX 13th.ISGi,:or fa nlshing the Sab
sister.ee Department with four thousand (1CC0) bead
BeefCanle on tie boot
'he deliver* of the cattle to take place ft* Nash
ville. Tron.. -ml to commence in fifteen Oats from tin*
signing of tbe ccutract, and to continue nt the rate o*
one thousand (1CC0) per week until the contract Is
completed.
Ibe cattle to be weighed on the scales, and one halt
orthe grow* weight so determined to 'eutitme-the
nctwifght which shall Le the pnrehaetug weight.
The average welsht of the c*til* to be a least cloven
honored and twenty-five (U25) pounds sros*. anfr to
anta-al to be received weighing less thvnoae tcousand
(1000) pounds.
A rigid inspection wlllbemadeat each delivery by
inch persons as be Government may direct.
Bui's, ffftf.i. cows .nd heifer* win not bo received.
The bins will he endorse'* *■ Proposal* *or Fnraist
in? Reef Cattle’* and wmbe direct--d tniho under
ilfncd at Nashil’lc.Teni*,
Each person, and It- case of a firm every membet
of the firm offering a bid must sign his n.»mo to tbe
same In full, and
par cc. to tbe National Government.
In addition to the above it Is required tbatcach bid
derbepresrnt to respend to his bid, and be stopureo
to s!ve bonds wDh gued and suffioicutsecority for the
faithful performances of the contract.
Payments will be zcade in Certificates of Indebc
uete.
roaat of hid «
I hereby propose to 1 mulsh tbe Subsistence Depart*
meet with four thousand (tfOO) bead of Beef Cattle on
. the toot in > trlet accordance with the conditions of
the enclosed advertisement, to becellvertsl at Nash*
vllie, Teotu, for the sum of —— per hundred pound *
net.
I*off*r ss securities to my eentrset the names of
—■■■■. of —— .County State of—
R. R HOPKINS,
myS-c3S»m ' Capt frC.S.U.3. A.
PROFOeiLS FOK SUBSIST*
EN’CB STOBtS.
Omen Co inns' l act br SmsfsrHjros,)
- Boom No. U, Garrett Block. >
’ CniOAoo, lu>. MayTth.lSM. )
SEALED FBOPo-aLS (in duplicate! mil be re
ceived by th* unrterslsncd until \i o'clock M. ou Wed.
needay, Maylltb, 1£&I, for suppling the rollowtar
feubsis ence Stores, to be dellverid hi Chleaao. inf.
noli*, viz:
50,cOPpoondsbest quality Coarse Hominy, made from
prime Corn, nut up In strong round hoop fur
rels, thoroughly coopered &nd In good order.
40,CC0 pounds ofgooo clean, dry. Hue sale, is strong,
tight, well coopered, round boon barrels. ■
separate propcsala fa duplicate.’moat be made tor
each article, and the bidders may proposefor the while
or • part oi each.
Samples of the articles. In nest boxes of card-board
or tin. must be delivered with the proposals, and r*
lerred to therein.
A printed ccpy of this advertisement must bo At
tached to eacu proposal, and tbe proposals most be
specific In cctuplj’nz precisely with all listenaa.
No bids will be received (uolesafrom penoa* knows
to the under*lcncd) without a written guarantee of
two responsible names as follows:
We. the undersigned, hereby guarantee that abauld
allorany tartortheanovebic he accepted It snail
be doty fulfilled according to Its true purport and
conditions. Also, that a written contract, with Donds
to the amount ol enu-foortn the value or tbe stores
proposed to be furnlahed,shall be executed if required.
The seller's name, place of hostness date of pur*
chase, aa weil as name of contents, with gross, care,
and net welzbt, and shipping marks to be hereafter
designated, mnn be plalnlv marked oa every barruL
All etbermarks must be obliterated. .
Certificates of Inspection will be required for tbs
stores, certifying their present quality and condition;
Return ox w tUhtstlgmd by an authonzsd public
■weleberrmut be furnished whenever required. •
All the stores to be carefully compared, before ao-
Uvcry, with the retained samplea.
Ibe stores to be delivered free of drayage at the
Commissary Storehouses, or such p'ace In tbe City of
Chicago, as maybe Ceiignated.
Payments tone made in such funds as may bo fur*
nlshed by the United States
Thenndersigned reserves the right to reject any or
all bids offerer*.
Blank forms for proposals may bo obtained oe ap
plication at my office. J. »fcL. TAYLOR.
Liens Coi. and O-S.
gy Etints Zelltmg please copy. myT-tiil 2t
QTJBSISTEXCE OFFICE, U. S.
)0 AB3IY, N0.20 Sotted 3tbbst. )
Balithose,iia.. May3,l?ol.f
Sealed Proposals in duplicate, win be received*
this office until W 31. on 3IONDAY, May 16th. 1%1,
for turcMhlDß the United States with Suite Is tence
Deparmwit ■with—
-1 OUR THOUSAND C4.0C0) OSAO OF B*SEF CAT
TLE, on the hoof, delivered »t >be State Cattle Scales,
at Baltitc ore, Md.. In lota of (I,GOO> one thousand e ich
evern (lo)tendays;:o be weighed within oneandahall
days alter arrival, at the expense ot the contractor.
They nut ave-aee about (1.30Q) thirteen hundred
pounds grow weight, all falling short (1,0-0> one thou
sßDdpoondsjrrcs* welgfct, Bulls. Stags. Oxen, Cows,
Ueilen anu Cornice* Cattle, will be rejected.
A deduction ot CO) pounds will bo made from the
weight of each Steer accepted under this contract
provided tbe-anlzcal does not stood In the pens two
and one half hours before being weighed, or la not
weighed Immediately after remoral from the cars.
Blank forme fur proposals can be had on application
at this office, either In person, by m«ll. or telegrapa.
The Government will claim the right oi weighing
any one animal separate, It Its appearance Indicates
less weight than the minimum mentioned above: the
expense of weighing will be paid by the party erring
Injndgmect,
Each bid to secure consideration most contain a
' written guarantee of two responsible persons, os fol
lows :
We —, of the county of - —, State of do
hereby guarantee that N (or are) able to fulfil a
contract to accordance with the terns of bis (or their)
proposition, and should his (or their) proposition be
accepted, be (or they) will at once enter Jntoa con
tract in accordance therewith, and we are prepared to
become his securities, giving good and sufficient bonds
for Its lulflltrent.
The responsibility of the guarantors must bo shown
by the official certificate of the clerk of the nearest
District Court, or ol the United States District Attor
ney. to be enclosed with the bid.
Bidders must be present to respond to their bids and
prepared to give bonds and MguUio contract before
leaving the office.
The Government reserves to itself the right to reject
any orall bids considered unreasonable.
Payments to be made after each delivery’to *ucb
■nJs as may be on baud; tfnooeaahand,tobsmade
»scon #s received.
Proposals most be endorsed distinctly. “ Propositi
for Beef Cattle,” and addressed to “Cnpt. J,ii. GIL
KAIi* C, 8,, Baltimore, Maryland.”
If a bid lain the name ot a firm, tbelr names and
their pest office address most appear, or they mil sot
bo considered.
Earb person, or every member ofaflnn,offering a
proposal accompany it with anoathor allegiance
to tbe United States Government, If be has not al
ready filed one in this office.
All bids nit complying strictly with the terms of this
advertisement will be rejected.
J. n. OILMAN,
tniT-eKS-lOt Captain ana C. S„ tJ. 3. A,
PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE,
X CIZZXP QCABTEIUtASTIB’3 OFFICE,)
WAffnctGTON Djpot. Decembarß 1863. 5
BSALED PBOPOSALS are Invited by the under*
signed for supplying the U. S. Quartermaster's De
partment, sc V* aahlncton, D - Baltimore. MtL,
Alexandria, and Fort Slonroe.Va-or eltaer of these
places, with Hay, Corn, Oats aad Straw. 1
Bids will be received for the delivery Of 3.000 busty
els of Corn or O&U and 90 tons of Gay or Straw* ox
upwards.
Bidden must state at which of the above named
pr sts they propose to make deliveries, and the rate*
ut whlcu they will make deliveries thereat, the quarv
tity of each article propose 1 to be delivered, the time
wnen said deliveries shall be commenced, and when
to be completed.
Toe price must be written out in words on the bids.
Corn to be put up in sood stout sacks, of about twe
bushels each. Oats in like sacks, of about three bush
els each. The sacks to be furnished without extra
charge to the Government. The Gay and straw to be
securely baled.
'be particular kind or description of Oats, Corn. Hay
cr Straw, proposed to be delivered must be stated Is
the proposals.
All the articles offered under the bids herein Invited,
wld be subject to a rich! Inspection by the Govern
mtnt Inspector before being accepted.
CoctrsctswlUbeawardeafromUmetotlmeto the
lowest responsible bidder, as the Interest of tne Gov
ernment may require, and payment will be mode when
the whole amount coutractedfor shall have been de
livered and accepted.
The bidder will be required toraecompany his pro
poaal with Bpuanmty,sigßedby , two responsible per*
eons, that in case lila bid is accepted he or they will
within ten dare thereafter, execute the contract fox
the same, with gosd and sruUcleat sureties in a ms
•quel to the amount of the contract, to deliver the
fhrape proposed In conformity with the term* of this
advertirement; and In case the said bidder shooid fail
to cater Into the contract, they to make'good the dif
ference between the offer of said bidder and the next
lowest responsible bidder, sr the person to whom the
contract may be awarded.
The reasonability of the guarantors must be shows
by the official ce* nil cate or a O’. S. District Attorney,
Col’eetor of Customs or any other officer under the
Coped States Government, or responsible parses
known tothls office.
AU bidders will be duly notified of tbe acceptance
or rejection of tbsir proposals.
Tbe fnll name and P. O. address of each bidder most
be legibly -written in tho proposal
Proposals matt be addressed to Brigadier General
D. H.Packer, Chief Depot Quartermaster,* Washing-
should be olalnly marked M Prop»
sals for Forage.”
Bonds, In a sum equal to the amount of tbe contract,
signed by the contractor and both bis guarantors, Trifl
be required of thesacceaslbl bidder or bidders upon
signing tbe contract.
Bl*na forma of bid*, guarantees and bonds, maybe
obtained on application at this office.
FORM OF PROPOSAL.
(Totni, County and State)
(Date)
1. the subscriber, do hereby propose to furnish a ad
driver to the United States, at the Quartermaster*!
Department it , agreeably to tbe terms of too*
advertisement. Inviting proposal! for forage.
‘Washington Depot, -December 8,1868, tbe following
articles, viz: - , „
bnahela or Corn, In sacks, at wr tmshel at
■ 53 pounds.
brahels of Oats, in sacks, at per bushel oi
53 pounds,
tons of baled- Hay, at per ton of UN
pounds.
i tons of baled Straw, at per tan of 3.91 C
pounds.
Delivery to commence on or before the . day
.of r ,186 , and to be completed on or before tba
• ■ day of ■ ,188 , and pledge myself to ea
ter into a written contract with the united States,
vtith good and unproved securities, -within the space
of u-o days after belt* noticed that my hid has btea
accepted. Tear obedient servant,
Brigadier General D.H.Ttucna,* ’
Chief Depot Qnfirterraaltcr,
Washington. D. C.
GUARANTY.. !
We. the tmdnalgned, residents ol -■ ■fa thi
County of ■■ ■ -■ and State of ,hereby Joistti
and severally, covenant with tbe United States, and
k guarantee fa case tbe forecofag bid of • ' .be ac
cepted, that be or they will, within ten days after the
acccofince of said bld-execute the contract lor tt m
‘ —**h rood and sufficient sureties,ln a sum equal
to toe imiuMoiU; wtomih too roti«
me'?*; and fa ease the said -■ - ■ BhaU laR to
eL<*r mto U contract as aforesaid, we guarani mj
’ make gflei the inference between tbe offer of the
uld . Snd the next lowest responsible bid
der. or tbe penoh to -Whom the contract may be
awarded. . Qj Tga under our hands and seail
.. Witness: tthla— dajtf ‘
i -Wd.
I hereby certify that, to the best of my knoiredgf
and belief, tbe above-earned guarantors are good and
andiclent &a sureties for the amonnt tor which they
oner to be security. . . .
To be certified by tbe United Statea District Attar*
ney. Collector of Customs, or any other officer nndet
the United State* Government. or responsible pence
known to tide office. . ... . ’ .
“ AH proposals received under this advertisement
▼!!> he ooeeed apd examined at this Office on
WF.DKFSDAT and SATURDAY of each wees, at 12
M Udders are respectfully Invited to be present at
tlcopenli.iMWiK."irtMTa«l« :H _ I , ;ic£El^
dfi*-af3Mm. Brigadier General and Qoarterm^atdt
Notice to Snippets.
TO SHIPPERS - Or
TAXJ.OW,'UBS, BACOS, POBI, BEST,
JJTD
General Western Produce.
The undartigned pay FasncuiAX Attxxtiow to
tbe sale of tbe aboro articles, and Consignments sot
to. them will be
PBOBfftT BIIPDBBD $9
QUICK BVfUUSI BtAJIKk '
Qa veryadvaßtary teraa. ftlneiWinLT
PBICKCUBRVT of tbe above uncles, which wi
man •BAWtAthoee aendlag thalr addrM to
abbam KBiaar a son,
M Water Bote.ll. Y.c*cr._
pHARLES KITNZ,
win «twnd
movalcf all Stable Manure and offengvemswr of all
descriptions. AH work attended to with P™™Pt3eai
and dfcjittch and at hour most sult»6ia^Fo»to^cc
(German 3Sittete%
J)YSPEPSIA,
iHD
HSEiSES BESULTKG {ROM
Disorders of the Liver,
MD DIGESTIVE OSGAHS
ASK CURED BT
HOOFLAND’S
GERMAN BITTERS,
THE GREAT STRENGTHENING
TONIC.
TEK-S BITTERS HAVE PREFORMED UOB*
CUIZJiS—HAVE AND CO GIVE BETTER SAT
ISFACTION HATS MOBS TSSTDCONT
-BATE MORE RSSFKCTaBLE PEOPLE ’
TO VOUCH FOB THEM,
Than any other Article in the htarket.
We dety any one to contradict this assertion.
AAD WU.I,-PAX SIOOO
To any one who will produce a Certificate pnbllafcat
by us, that la not GENDINS.
noomin)*s
GERMAN BITTERS,
WILL CUKE EVERT CASS O?
Circa Herrons Debility, Disease of tie
Sidneys, and Disease arising froza
a Disordered Stomach.
Observe tbe following symptoms, resulting
from Disorders of the Digestive Organs:
Constipation, Inward POea, Folium of Blood totha
Bead. Acidity of theßtomach-Nausea, Hoaxttmrw,
Disgust tor Food, FnQncaa or Weight m tha
Biomncb. Boor Eructntions, 3lnking or
Flattering at the Pit of the Stomach,
Swimming ofthe Head, Hnrrteo and
Difficult Breathing, Flattering
at the Bean, Cooking or
Suffocating Sensations when la
a lying posture.Dlmneaa
of vision. Dots or
Weba before tbi- Bight,
Fever and Dull Pain In the Bead,
Deficiency of Perspiration, Yellow
. neu of the Skin an<i Byes, Pain in tbe
Bide, Back, Chest, limbs. 4c., Sadden
Flushes of Heat, Barcing in In the Flesh, Constant
imagining! efErlhund great Depreasioa of Bpbftb
REMEMBER!
That this Bitters is not
Alcoholic,
Contains no Kina or Whisky,
JSD CAST JUKE EBE3KJBDS,
is TEE BEST TOHIC
Rtf THE WOULD.
Read "177110 Says So r
From tbs Her. Levi G. Beck, Pastor of the B*ptl t
Church, Pemberton, 37. J„ formerly ol the nod
Baptist
1 have knows Hoofland's German Bitters favorably
for a number of years. I have used them in my own
family, and have been so pleased with their effects
that 1 was induced to recommend them to many olto
ers, and know that they have operated In a etStinelw
beneficial wanner 1 take great pleaeurelntnuspsK
licly proclaiming this tact, and calling the attention
ot those afflicted with the diseases for which they am
recommended, to these Bitters, knowing from usa
slence that my recommendation will be sustained. K
do this more cheerfully as Hoofland’s Bitters to In
tended to benefit the afflicted, and is M not inn
drink.** Tours, truly, L&TI G. BEGS.
From Bar. J. Newton Brown, D. D„ Editor of Iks
‘incfclopeala af Religion* Knowledge. and Chrhte
Clan Chronicle, Philadelphia.
Although net disposed to favor or recommend pat.
ent medicines in general, through distrust of their h>
gradients and effects, I yet know of no sufficient rea
sons why a man may not testify to the benefits he bo
tlevea himself to have received from any simple pre
paration. In the hope that be may thus contribute t*
the benefit of others.
I do this more readily to regard to Hoofland's Ger
man Bitten, prepared by Dr.C. M. Jackson, of this
city, because 1 was prejudiced against them for many
years, under the Impression that they were chiefly as
alcoholic mixture. lum indebted to my friend liobk.
Shoemaker, Esq n for the removal of thla prejudlo* by
proper tests and for encouragement to try them whew
snflerlnp from great andlonsconttoued debility. Th*
use ofthreo bottles of these Bitters, at the beginning
of the present year, was followed by evident relief anZ
restoration to a degree of bodily and mental rigor
which I had not felt for six months before, and hxuTal
most dianalred of regaining. I therefore thank 6oC
and my mend for directing me to the um of them*
J. NKWTOS BBOWN, Philadelphia.
Prom the Ebt.Jos.H. Kennard, Factor of tbs 10th
Baptist Chnrcb.
DB Jacxsos : Dear Sir—l have bsen frequently r»
quested to eoinnect my name with commendations
of different kin2a of medicines bat regarding tbs
practice as out of my appropriate sphere, I bavola
all casts declined: not with a c>ear proof in varlona
Instances, and particularly la my family, of the use
fulness of Dr. Hooffatd’s German Bitten, I depart
for once from my nsnal course, toeipressroy full
conviction that, FOHGKXKRALDKBILIT ? OFTHS
SYSTEM AND ESPECIALLY FOR LIVER COM
PLAINT. IT IB A SAFE AND VALUABLE PBB>
PAHATIOS. In sime cases it.may lallj bat usually,
Idoaht aoc.lt will be very beneficial to those
a offer from the above cause.
roof., very respectfully,
Eighth below Coates street, Philadelphia*
Prem Rev. 'Warren Bandolpb, Pastor of Baptist
- COorcb, Germantown, Penn.
pa C. 3s. Jack&ob ; Dear Sir—Personal expensaco
enables me to say tnatl regard the German Bitters
prepared by yon as a most excellent medicine. Is
cate* of severe cola and general debility I bare bees
greatly beneStted by the oar of tbe B1 tuts, and doobfc
net tbev wjij prolace similar effectsoa others.
Zoom, truly, WABKR.V RANDOLPH,
Germantown, re.
Prom Bar. J. H. f Turner, Pastor of Bedding M. M.
Chnrcb, Philadelphia.
I>y. Jac&bob : Dear Sir—Havlnx used your Oennaa
Bitters In my family frequently, I ass prepared to ny
tbav It baa been of grea;service. I believe that!*
most cases of general debility of tbe system it is tbo
safest and most valuable remedy of which 1 bare sow
knowledge, Fours, respectfully/
J. H. TURK SB,
04 tf. nineteenth street.
From the Rev. J. U. Lyons, formerly Pastor of tbo
Columbus (N. J.) and Miles town (Pa.) Baptist
Church. ' .
Hiw Bochxzxx, If. T#
Ds. C. M. Jacxaow : Dear Sir—l feel U a plsarar*
thus, of mv own accord, to bear teiOmomy toiheex
cfUtuceof the German Bitters Soma years sines
Inc much afflicted with Dyspepsia, I nsed them
with very beneficial results. 1 nave often recoin,
mended them to persons enfeebled br that tormentinc
disease, and have beard from them tbe most flattertn*
testimonials as to their great valna. la case of general
debUlty.lbeUevelttobe atonic that cannotbe sor,
passed. J. kU LYONS,
From the B«r. The*. Winter. Faster of Hoxboreuik
Baptist Church. •
Db. Jxauos: Bear Sir—l feel It dne to yonr ex
cellent preparation. iloofland German Bitters, to adit
my testimony to tbe deserved reputation it baa
talnsd. I have for years, at Umfi/beea troubled with
great dlaorder in my bead ani nervous srstem. X
▼as advised by a friend to try a bottle Of your Oer*
man Bitters. I did id, and have experienced greah
and unexpected relief; my health baa been materially
benefited. 1 confidently recommend tbe artielo
▼here I meet with similar similar to my own,
and bay a bceu-aamred by many of their good affect*.
Bespectfollyvonrs.
T. WIHTKB, Bo ibo rough, Fa.
Ftpta Bev. J. B, Herman. of tbe German BefonniA
Ct’tt7Cb,Kutztown,BeckaCounty,Fa. .
, D*. C. M, Jaoxsotf: Bsspected Sir— lhavybee*
troubled with Djepepil* JJ3
PRICES.
Larg® fi£o. (holding nearly double qflAfi
; tltyj SI.OO per Bottlo-HL Do*. $3.00,
SaialiSikß, 7ft u - —HL Dos. 10$
BCWIfiE OF COUNTJ
gee that tbs signature of “C.M. Jxcxaoa** U on the
Wrapper of each Bottle.
Should yourssarest druggist not have tbe article, d#
sot be pot off o? any of tbe Intoxicating preparattoae
tbatmaybeoSrrealnits place; bet send to os. sad
ve will forward, ceeurtly packed, by express.
Principal Oi&ce and Kanufeotory,
KO. 6a ATtre? 3TB2ET. PIULAPELPSIA, FA.
JONES <Sc EVANS
fccseMoato C. JL JACKSON $ C 0„
3Proprietore.
rr FOB 8 AUE by Druggists and Dealen In ever*
town in the United Stated, and by.
LORD & SMITH,
S3 Lake St«» Chicago, 111.*
General Western Wholesale Agent*.
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