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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-09
PHOTOGRAPHIC CARD.

4 TAKE pleasure IN announcing 10 my oil tienos anc
1CustuIneIs aItsr abs nee ul two years. ]
again returned 10 resume the practice O1stle
PHOTOGRAPHIC AkT IL all iIs branches, having pur
chased The interest my brother IN the old esahiis
81 Gall ~ Union stfeet, sod having spebt iOui
months New York the past Sumner to obtain fully
ali the late improvements the AIT have painted,
renovated and rged the sute OF RsoIas throughout
That my facilities row better 10 produce nrst
class work than most Galleries boast and con
duce To- comfort o. cur IaIroas i trust not Only
the proud pos the Gallery has hereto
lore sustained, but elevate It sun higher stanI
ard ] have also engaged TIE services Ui sT- COOh
OF the best hOtogTa pliers the world, who took
the Pictures which obtained the nrst premium at the
Worlds Fair IN London IN 1851, and am deteEmned
not oElg MAKE this the lsaIng Gallery N the State,
bat my work shall not bs Ssed North South
and now Introduce 10 ihe public the following new
styles:
Imperial Photograph, india Ink. a
Vigenette, plain or coiored,
IvOrytypes,
Pastel Port lectures life size. 4---
sPhotogral't l'ts on snv1ss, ils size,
Visiting Cards fun length plan, -=-. .
Autograph Photographs, IS taken at one Sitting
Stereoscopes, ou glass or paper, -i -+-s
still continue TO maksShe sAelainotype and Am
brotype heretofore. The above styles ali
trely in this city, except the Autograph Card,
when but made at sitting. All who want OF
anything in my line politely invited give my
call before visiting elsewhere, when will prove by
occDlar demonstration the above facts
Respectfully, F. y. HUGHES.
.oct20-u B. G. D. {.
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NOTICE.

ON or about the 2otil October in Warsaw, Miss my
Pocket Book was stolen from me, containing note
for Two Hundred dollars, more less, drawn by
Fanning, and endorsed by a. j. Nc hrter & Co. The
public is hereby notified not TO trade for said note.
Rov3-tf ROBERT Law.
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- New Books. p :
just received by - -,
JOHN YORK. Al CO,1<

TIE MoTHER-N Law, By Nm. soutavorth,
thor Of Lady Of the isle-Oompess N ve,-sl S. s
language without master. s SD - \
Latin, panish, FrencL. ltalisa and German i.nga.
ges without master. Any one, or all Of shsss
guases can be learned hy any one <ifhout 49,
with the and Of this booK.i Prizes 81 Is. = ocsa.
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That Valuable Farm,

uoxn a. the SIms Tract situated On the S51Ia LuLn-
- T1I5 TahznoD road within three miles of Nash
rIs Containing $50 scres- The soil IS good Il IS wei
<zfzret and timbsred and can be divided INTO sran
Sc ~ twenty acres and uEEsTs, ali o. when are
siirabv adatted for country residences rsEet gar
a.
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Yours respectfully,
Pastor of the ID Presbs serian a charsh,

If Clergymen would devote one week 10 lis ATTAIN
ment 70 would enable them % save six times ;bst
amount OF time the aist year.
decl5-tE
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American and European patents are fully prepared TO
execute ali orders for "siINATURE LIKENESSEs OF
and advantageous features Of ordinary photographs,
the brliancy and finish Of water color drawing, and
hitherto unataIned quality of durability, by being
rendered mperishable the natural properties Of
the articles upon which they transferred. CE g
As the patented of the Company enables the
Reproduction of Photographs, not only on plain
faces but upon such are round or OF any degree OF
rregularity-portra be reproduced with fault
less accuracy, and dehcacy of deineation upon or
articles of luxury or of household utility, such
URNS, VASES, BREAKFAST CUPS, Toll
LET ARTICLES, DC; - Esza.
thereby securing faithful portraits and furnishing an
unique and exquisite style Of ornamenaton Of articles
| IN domestic use.
In order to furnish facilities for the qualification OF
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OF the Fine Arts desirous OF having Portraits
porceiain the Company have imported from Europe
collection of superior porcelain goods manufactured to
their own order, which they sell at cost prices.
As the American Company are owners of the patent
right, and consequently the only persons authorized
the process they have determined, in order to a
ford People in every section of the Union opportu
nifty possess Portraits on China to make the follow
ing proposition residents the country who are
unable visit personally the Ateicr and Galleries
New York; Persons sending a photograph, ambro
type daguerreotype the Office of the Company 10
New York, accompanied by DOLLARS, will receive
return by express, free of other charge richly
nanenled brsAkast Cup and saucer, with the portrait
By transmitting daguerreotype and rEs DolLAls,
,liy " "a secure ~ 'ihe niali'ef, hInesoas fIeien
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miniature paintings and, in like manner, portraits can
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| Hundred dollars the pair. sSs's - - s --ssA y
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And for diseases arising from habits Of dissipation
removes al improper discharges; Will restore the
patient short tnae state OF health and purity
Use Helaa6otd's Ezzr Bllctu for diseases and 49,
tions OF the must dIs.G essing character. ! szET5H
Use HeinitoId's Eztyac Behu for all anectionsr nd
diseases OF the tl-4,-a-
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-20
supreme Court--Cfrcuit.
Before dou. Judge Clcrke.

eUIT FOR TIL. EI.iHhrErH WAITS, \ FORMER SLAvH
VESSEL.
MACH ID H. hckSman dszLr,ce DC, ~. n. s.
Iany This OF the nature OF replerin, to
e~t The right of the defendant tho bark Elizabeth
waite, wbcb sod the I!th OF November $780, by
be de- On 1apt TO Mr. Peeticr for the Of SC 500 and
ub-equenty ssencd to somc Portuguese brokers ami
gain by them 10 the 81 lIntld. Mr Poctler maize
Becessny nprov' mems In the vessel wni sil
ost s. 90 but for some not having compleed the
utbt Of tho purchase moosy, No uofcadtDt again
possession OF tre naIk, with the improvements.
Nj. A. kern, the assguee, hen commenced The suit.
he CIV deueo tor the plsntt WAS the assignment, 70
ustsn which Mr. Peictiera asioenco sought to be
iks d ie tene
the gr thst E mosen that tne witness
Tps beyond The reach % Tire CWt Tho objection
sustained, ana witness Wrought forward ~ provo
hat when riet,sr last beard he nsd beeu
taken rs III itisb csrrici into Port Prince
no Judge think this Sufficient, two oihef
witnesses testified tfat they tainted WITH tue
lbe Elizabeth Watts, aud that wheo iast
she nar iUst laodcu cWgo NJ slaves the
stand q Cuna THIS tho Jusfc also hrid iDsuhs,cut
uumber 81 witnesses eNamnc1 by tho iuuAel ~
be- raintiG WHO ew0re that ftetier wes not N that
city.
judge Teen, fcf tho defence, then 10 dismiss
the case Inc 'o,iooins seonds:---
lusta defect ~ the title Ia tbs salo oi the vessel
abu The ass'lru,rts
eccotd--inst tnc p'autin has made out no caasc o.
scttn the acmisas,n that lie vas tnc assignee ca
llarTts 4 lRllctier
Tbru That The plaintiff avOrs mother conversion
orcr pay the ricc, any ether state OF
btitutu u ,auto "a act on.
Foprtf-Thefc no nronf whatever that he hae violat
20 bR cnt9ot, or convtrtcd Tho property mentioned 10
This mon iug tho dismiss the Complaint was
craDt oi Illc piinta kiessis Emerson add Casey
Or the defendant, cx Juggc Hean
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News from Northern Mexico.
Our MONTERREY CORRESPONDENCE.

MONTEREY, March u 1901.
GeoSencry Cnriracy az San Luu {cost- E.ergeie &c
''of Of Con, Doolado-trpcditson Against Marques ann
oas1s-Tcs.tae Dissoiai y IF the xestoan cs~faac-a-
cy-htpmta Ineines Bctrecr Generals vptaayr, and
Hcnscn-Ccnducsa, DC, dc.
The mail last evening from the interior brought the
Of another conspiracy having been formed IN III,
capital Of San Luis headed By the ptess and scsoea ~
nlrsuon's ofhcias, who we're perdoned but suo
tmo sisce by the liberal chiefs They iortuuates
Discovered snd caught ia the act Of bribue WITH money
and secucng through perscaslen the troops General
Iooisdo. Three OF tie principal actors ,mu4datel,
shot BY rder Of General Doblaao some 200 pets ,ar
wsss asO sspe.ls bs,oog,ag 70 the rsscuoDars party
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The energetic step Of the General scrnnased another
enT.d ssnsuiuary =, ugg Of the act,onary paty.
asts,a irolado lar the city OF Sun LUIS the gath
uit With mt Quo nlsG 70 pursue Marquee, Meta aad
WksIs, NO are s-ia Ia be slruag,y fortified ia the
with Gepera ,feplito and Areags who wiil a.
N the Isbis eli oefsut points. Eejia aud Marquee
WIN undoun'rdy o.fecd their pos ticrs lies eratvy rs
Even II lhe liberal forces should triumph completely
there wiu he peace, ambitious chiefs ami dema-
eogues actively working aud a,r2u;ng arainst
the general government, and sectional and local
interests will reopen the war, aud the process of
dls.ofd and dsinsegr ainn will commence. And what
thcps The natural Consequence will be the great Sierra
DE win fall 70 the shafe Of tho Southern csuteaerated
republic lie and traditional line which ought
~ u.s. AID the present revelation in the United
states with tho impending revolution in this country
arr ito pr-a.stucd events which an Overriding rrovi-
denca Las broaghs about u the Interior
bappness snd security Of both countries.
Reports and intrigues foot accusing vidan.
RI o. being Ia combination with Gen. Houston OF Texas
Tor immeoiaie annexation. These reports have been
CIRCULATED ~ the enemies az the former, TO bring
noat Change Ia tho Pessonsi OF the government Of
inns state bu. are without foundation; and although
sT"fgy emhtttercd with the strongest Feelings
~ syDpathy for Americans aud our in
stts'oDa, well as personal friend OF Gen. Hcuston
ihese Is no, a. Jet, the least gmmesDg Of truth in
'bete fab' icst<d Reports. He rs sentiments and
op'I'oos State rshts and naturally his convictions
are strongly favor OF ,he Southern cause, although
Iegsttg Deeply the dissolution OF the greatest
'rDaueD,s at guvsrumeot that has existed In
world. Gen VIA having received from the people
o. Texas during bus expu the kindest spitay aud
att+tsIs he naturally pays detN OF gratitude TO tho
c'zens u Texas IN extending to them, while visiting
,bts ety. all manner OF hospitality facilitating their
bu. uess, VIZ n.s and wants.
IA stare tranquil and the machinery Of the
COVE ment II moving IL due const Itutional order.
large cnduc'a % $500 COO LETT here ast week for
ErowDsviiic hut business Is c)mp!etc.y stagnant.
The Rev h"nlSoD, of the METHODIST Episcopal
church bsa returned 10 this city, and endeavorng
open church 10 pJsue his religious workings anlongst
the Mtx,caDs This IA rather think premature Tue
bEhop d TINS place wi arrive by the stage fron
Ma'amosos, and We via also SEQ what his political work
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United states Commissioner. Court.
Before Commissioner CarroH.


March Is The UEttcl sIdxs q Stephen Htitu Tho
,e'enoant this sont hnmo BY the Consul a.
liverpool charged with asaul,lrg the Of the ehiy
tonqucrcr With intent 70 kiI Cpon the examination tbs
tho government showed That Tho Ebip
.sk X ard tho master nsn Tee Mitchell ooctlgurg
pLp altbotRn be clacd 70 Da SICK and had OceC OF
iuty tn day before tqnruse The ctpttn iuist
that vi ch, II anng, aad orlsred tbs 70
uiee him UP add Beg hm. ih. &c cid I'll 90 hun up
add hun with IN inch and hiatt ROPE wheo
S chez a.hlDgs freed h.nissi ana then put
kIlf, IL is shea b. Tle thea struck htlt tsdi1
sth TIE ropc very bIow the shou,ders,
etIeased ihsreaDuu the capt ordered tue mate o.
the - sgiD. xitchcI sad no SICK
iIsbie that IL Dot lawia % II aud he
su,d not be nolgsd, If any ole attempted - no.
AN he cut nun. AZ tnat tlno ttc
4tb,n afus et 9Th - HucOc aud tue latter could az
bn d ue ch te, out although he he'd the kulc
~ a. mebscng usnDcr, set be OH n1t out tbe m
the ate IT. ptSd usck and Tell c,i ut RIPE
te bous~btp tibet came, by direction o the clpt.u,
~ ukec Nnclsli y Ia could ia irwns. IT, winch
Piled that Ia nsd v,j cttoo Co goug lrts, bp8
@oud To, b. uo. geo The CommB uid not thak
be evidence sdtccot therefore discharged the d.
lesJaJt.
sr. andrews appeared for the government, and Mr.
isnee Regsay to- the defence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-20

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
BEFORE flon. Judge shipman.
hARo II Oh moLion OF exludge Roosevelt, the Unit
cd States District Attorney, Mr. Lott acd the Marshal
requested aud offer any further oxp.,na
that eouli be given respecting escape Captain
Iashsm, conapco charge OF felony involving death
nane'y, epgham IN tho slave traffic
sanuea a. l. and deputy arshai, appear
ug before The ronrt iaterrogaod oy Judge Snip
The Cour'-Enoer what circumstances was the order
given 10 the Deputy M,tshai to let Capt Latham Of
jaiy
Dir. Lott--n order to get some Clothes.
The tuuft-Nbo gave the oruef? A. did.
o. How camc you 10 give III A. Being so ieng in JAIL
'ho1ght he wiDtsn ciulDee.
Ila tbe narsha not give you directions that no
sh'uo not oe let out Yes SIR; bat did no. th,uN OF
II at the TIME, suppose there any harm IL letting
him out " ID ,.n fi,si t. guy q hes.
2. Who dio you give the order Tor A To MIR. Cu;can,
sir ND yon lot sbpw that PRISONERS had ESCAPED IA
that uay before a Yes. SIR
10 tie Dhtrcs Attorney There WAS no one with Culi-
gan ut ,be tune b. applied foe the order; no ho
wanted take the psan out 60 get cothee he did not
Say wbcre &C u whct store h was take him. he dld
tot say ihat he TO be capepsaied no ola say
,hai fr SIT euit clothes for himsolf
bad heard that Capt Laeham war taken out before on
habeas co'pas am brought ~ Wall street..
Question BY Ma'sh>i Ryndere-Dii he promise you
cloahrg auy thing Ut aiis A. NO, SIR
Ju &c rhpuian--I do rot want 10 inquire any more
about This mater, hase no power 70 act; this man
has been ace,ns as a deputy Of tho Marshal.
District attorLey-ail so want now Is to make
charge the e. end DO not know exactly who
knowledge OF tne transaction. IN ordor to III IKE It.
Jucgo ehipnao-wel l cannot hrip you, but wish
couid. The Judge then left The beuch .
Marshal RI nrers-l intend 10 have the mluw inveai-
gated vhen something than
Inc a' shai then stated TO District attorney
fht be had he'd at tho i5tiDg store and msdc inqu
about the escape he impression OF the people there
"a that the officer did not willingly let tho escape,
but that ho 1he Cuiligan trying a par
pants The Marshal that he had discharged
Uuiliaan in edi,ti hs return from Washing but
he uDds ret cd Thai Cygan willing to givo bail to
meet The
1t Understood that Commissioner Belts had issued
1 warrant lts tho arrest Of Culllgan.
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court - Common PIE at-Gensras Term.
Pre- u gee DSy, Brady aud d,to1.
NssfH i, jams ID mas re rondent, w. Amass
Il, aopcisit JUG ut attn med. fhfee oputuns
sunes H. suy dau, tc-ionneDs W. James r. Ma key
sps,e,iAbt JUG nett ytir usd.
Ge.age toko, &c, &c .pndent, Va. Jonas Cssner, ap
leilsit -Juotm.Ot reversed
Ma,tn The ma8 o.; Nassau vs. Tie Same; vsleotne
Va The SAM; 1iiascre Ne. rhs same.-O'd.rs affirmed
WITH $40 cs~t
William 10, &c, appellant The MAJOR &C., respond
euts Oh der of fu,d, ~,tb $40 coets
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since Janum, 1. &li .6s1,ss2 rcSsoA - sSi,tu
The excess over last year il not 30 great as it
was lsst week or the week before but stil a
weekly export Of s.,t6l $40 from this port b not
so bad. The average since January has been
about 81 10000 per week. The export Of Gotten
incluced il The above is only about si6D 900, the
expor' movement In cereals aud provisions being
very large. After the opening Of navigation In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-20
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

T. u.
AsHasTbc market WAS unchanged, and small esSes
were nlayng at old prices
BsuADsTuiis -Four WAS quiet to-day, owing In part
to the stormy weather but, with light arrivals prices
were yesy rm; the sales eubr soed OOO bar
and Western 200 barres Southern aud COO oarrsls
Canadian Tbs market closed wiLhin the folio wing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-20


Wheat was scne@hat lees active, while prices We, .
firm anc the market c'oaed WITH up~ard tendency.
The embraceo rs 900 bushels, partly for
81 a 81 65 Tor white Western, 81 80 Western
81 % tor ,ed state 81 "a 81 rs FOR Milwaukee, cub
81 20 for Northwestern club 81 II 81 10 for Col
cago eprng Corb lot act out sea ": sAiee
OF s6 600 bushels were made. 0oay OF Western mixed
at 6lc q 81 isc.-thc latter extreme pr,ce-f0f new
06c u 6Sc for OH Rye selling at Csc 65c
Harlcy Inactive; sales MADE OF OOO bushels
Canaaa Fast private terms. Oats steady but
quiet
CptrE-Thc market UNCHANGED Sales OF 800
bags sasaios maze ny auction at iZMc. lo4c.-
average Il. l1c 100 do Jamatca, private, at
.hG. al2Ao. The following sales and
f,tD 10. weekly circular Sessss Wm 5sott Il 5'1:-
Sock Of Rio March l2 1861, 81 o0T bags
consumption estma eu ut Eat bags. stock VI
RIO and Santos March 10, 1861, go bags MaracAt
DO, GIG hsgs; LsgYasra $50 Java, gogafaMeat bgs
500: Jamact 7C0 Total, 9,3,6 bags the STICK OF RIO
March 10 81 New Orleaus 80 600 bags, Baltimore
5t00 thSadepha, 1000; lem, at New York, 81 610.
rbr. remark az foii"ws~e sace in stock $40
RIO soa to sieuulators ast and meGtiouod o.
take.
C'rpoS The market was sgsu active and dem: the
sell embraced about 500 osIes, in
l,sce in transit Ne gu to mdditng uplanns at I2c q
l.hc.. chiels sold at APO 12hc The folio sng is .
et sment ct the mocemeIt 5u,son the 1sI sep
embcr 8st Jared WITH ioe previous three
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
TUESDAY, March ls-ep. M.

TUKSDAY, MAfch W =. NJ.
The following IL comparative statement OF the
exports, exclusive Of specie from New York for
foreign ports for the week and since January Is
ro,sI ,or the Geek :. 81, III 6o4 6so0A 2tet sse
Pr,v,ousy reported I0,<3l 34s 15,cUS9oo 2e1ys
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-20

M.ssrs. Vim. T. Wright & Co Ia heir circular
3. stoU tte,r.er, rem,rked follows regsraipg tue
cfopIhe charge ia cruD views datiDg the ptst three
weeks hss been Ispld, based up.b nf0cGia ion which
sce pre tan th.t tie has oeeI hurried to
Market that the secop,s esery where got from
cxbauthr 81 sapps. The curreut optcn both hero
ia the south fsvVts crop estimate OF $50 COO bales
an outside and there ARE very any advocates too lower
jauT,s
wheat ~sIe eosrg.d, IN ships bags at 1i4d ana spme
nj III Nd. 500 tbls nour a, S. 30 800
SIS Co., .0t baies " cttou 16 COO bos pork
., p 10 Lcnc a. eco boxes bacon engaged at
4Os. 100 bbs pc vi IS aud tierces de- at Sc 81. To
6issow, 90 taliow 40s 100 and 100
br,s lara ut the came figure.
HAY The market changed while sales were
cfned to 'ew huodred balee scr shipping, at Soc
SEC; tor city use 4 was selling at 9tc al 81.
hoLAs>kSth The sales emtfaced 10 Dbis New Orleans at
Roc 81 thds Porto RICO at Sc ana 10 do Cuba II 23c
Naval sTosEs we're quiet AND the market was un
ch Dped
fx,yrsIoxs -Pork-Tte market vas without animation
snd prizes heavy. The embraced about 100 t75
bbs, gclroog oees at $40 62hs and pnme at ST. 62H
SiJ Bsf wes | moderate. request ana prices without
cLa Vt momen' The safes embraced about 200 bbts.
SIS rs 50 8Tt for repa KIDD mees ana $40 Sill for
4rimo rDets nuui,nal at $40 so SAL.
~ e hams quiet At $i4 Si5 so Cut meats aud
osc unchanged Lard la light request, with
RATES OF I26 bDls at eac. lee Better and cheese
cnsor,d.
Rcr.--sales embra .cd 20 casks at ssc. a 3stc
SUGARS ow ng to the iociemency OF tue weather the
whcn acre 70 hh1s Cuos, n axe. &C.; 800 boxes at
exc Ind 400 hhds. Melado at &c.
wnsKW Ia fair demand, With moderate slcs at
IN chk red pricCq.
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The business Of the United States sub Treas,
today was Ms follows:-
The exchanges at the Bank CT,

morning we're SCI s33,9l5 46, and the balances
81 ,424,03 40.
Abraham d. ehedeker, the President Of the
Board Of Trustees OF the village Of Jamaica, l.. l.,
has been appointed Cashier, and Caleb q. We aver
has been elected Vice President Of the Bank Of
Jamaica, l.. I. Mr. Weaver is of the firm OF winn
g. Weaver, as Cedar street, New York.
The statements of the Philadelphia banks for the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-20


hAccos al ter ibent o p.ocpd aad Interest % UzS
80 tlat admitting the Improbable co ltu goncy Of
eXtsrt nu,itsc u ony tour uiiUDs there Will be tue
pie and ubooubec ptovr,ou fur tho vx,tn
,L.It OF h. ocbt. IL u vcry itdect that purc
s,k is ofetco under eucn sJuud gu rutees The ecu
ry 4, is neeO less 10 eark win at lake the
toI OF trnt c'sse ciiAeral Shch money always
De toUcwv It tue to~,sS uDaIkst interest Ever, la
Is therefore peeseLtco to cspitaio aud
Que. men 70 take eovd share Of the loan.
NJ IN. Irn,tad g, a,.a Cab Txo c~,,
, 1861-06-08
Gl)itaqo Grihtttte
0FFICIAL..:..-..... June stla, 1861
LIST OF LETTERS j.
LADIES' LIST,

uncalled for in tho Chicago Post
: ~. ~. Office :%'i,t i,
, 1861-06-08

p O N z F. Z 2 + E s.sl
- Ten:%DaYs VI:

LETTERS VIII na Tecetved ut The df8ce sfsaS
United States Express Company,
CORNER OF CLARkr AND LAKE, sTRKyTa
laa Lake and % Clark ssEcetz.1 =. - :
"eiea M b forwarded "a enrnecr W.E1 taa Poa1
WEDEEs9AY AID 6ArUEnAYrA Ar III r IL
TGECRASn3 .-t !.a.--.- =
6eafIo Eess keafaey o. La unozuaca Of Monday I'D
sIry. AL eoa5SSt VIZ the Pcay. leaviax ST. Josspa
-...: EXPRESS CI1AR1Es: T"
tstte11 weighing oveF OK I'm
The haf oLnce lett.rs viii Sc .ed.coi Is az do;ia9
A.tsr July 1st
H~ In all Gases to he eacloAed tn tfovernnsnt
MIared envelopes and al EIprea eA.rs44 prrpsiI
fp3h1iy.@ e. D. cOLVE, Axnax
, 1861-06-08

Savage Elizabeth r mrs
EAGofd II P mra s.
Sca1.1ot, Johanna miss
Scoat s E .
| Ehanneery Cathrlne mis-
shcrgold Mary miss .
Ekcelee Emma j miss
Sn3 der Magda..ena miss
Talcott Mary mrs
Taylor Geo L mrs
Tiffany Geo L mra
Wins r A
| -
weecr Il 3 mrs
Walker Nellie r missss
TalkerDonald mrs
Ward Ida Inra
Weaver Malvina mrs
Wcstcntt N Ellen mrs
Tetmore William F MI
| welss John F mrs '
Websttr Rebecea mrs
Wctf Ennfce mrs
Whitaker James miss
White Ada B
INT1
, 1861-06-08
8aiIr9agz.

GREAT CONSOLIDATED
NJ L1EEii,<
CINCINNATI AND CHICAGO
4}g LINE RAILROAD.
Forty Milss the Shortest Rsute tq Cincinnati
Indianapolis ard Louisville.
Denut Chicago. daily. d toloTs:
lid A. .M.-Dsy Exp-esA tS1nkaya excepted
7.4O P.M-NiEbt E1rresA lSAtuIdsra excepted. J.
TAB0uGH 70 EINCfNNAII 4 AT9 S 1ybttASAfo. bt
E4fr1ss Coax1c71ossE.At Ande1san I'D msa.
,2f& potrts Il G. nt.al aud Esstern Ohio.
- tFEEH CosSxcrIoss ladl3Ssa2oEiz i.,fss 20
AR md All pefnts IN Certra1 and saa:he:u n;
6a: also feE LoIlaEillc. Frankfort. Lexington aSa
MI p0fnta Eouth.
Count ctons st Cincinnati for Ha,n1sn. Na111etta
9arEtHDEyK. and polrte CT the 0tto River
Tins 70 Gins a1i oIls Ehcurs. Elegant Sleeping
Throus hcke1 b tfla lie cen b. obtained At a.
Principal Kal5s ~ lfcss tn te Northwest md at ut
tundas the Sherman Hsase:3-
JDEI< BRANDT Eueeziat.aJeEk
EHAS. z F0LLETT, GeaI Ticket Asecr Euy1;
, 1861-06-08

Nickerso1 DIP :.
Norton D "
Noble Caas B..
Newklrk A. B :
Nelson " r
, 1861-06-08
@o1rse anb Hrtta11qe.

MONEY TO LOAN ON. CITY
ties, -.
LAND WARRANTS BOUGHT AND SOLD.
J. T. LIE. E:Clark street;
Port Once Drawer 61ET,s delL6l-fy