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, 1861-08-12
THE CITY.

appo,x7rp Cossp1-The President has AZ
ro,nted Ftark':n Vel ster, Esq, Of this city,
Consul to Munich, the capital Of BaTsria, Ger
mhDy. ~
ra1cKEL-The return match Of Pfatrie |
Cricket Club takes place on the senior's
= sun1, on Madison street, on Monday. Wick:
c.s pitch at 103{ o'clock. City passenger cars
rs the grounds.
Az UxExpEcIED BArH-Ahout halt past
so'c1ock1a Inst night man fell into the s'7e1
near Clark street bridge, and #on,o nave
drowned. but for his timely rescue ns 1ae
hanas On board the fteam tug Mcqueen.
Run ofxR-Yeste1d.y afternoon . ea1a
ava 4eass cd, son Of Lambert Bauer' fes1o1nk
1t the Ba1Hc House, 40 Warrington etree:,
d. w.s run over by = ho,se and buggy and SER
on.,v 1,rn1sed< Parents are to blame for a.
lowing their children 10 ssrun at large-"
~ The New Orleans Daily Picayun~,
1orisy5Ile Journal, Knoxville Whlg, Brown
,op,a paper, st. Louis, Cincinnati, New York,
pnstcn and PhI1adsiphia dai1Iee, are now regu-
1.r1y 1eeelvtd by Walsh, corner Of Madison
street and Custom House Place.
BoY M1ss1SG.-A boy five years OF age,
MN ed Willie Hoeth, left home on Thursday
noon, and has not sipce been heard from. has
browu hair, blue eyes, wore brown en-
bro.dered jacket, brown and blsek plsaa
paute. brown seeks, black and red shoes.
THE IsysB BR1a aADE.-Capt. n. Gleason, Of
+be Montgomery Guards, having recovered
his health, leaves the city or: Monday for Mis-
aon1. Persons baving anything to send their
friends IN this Regiment, viii leaveis at Capt.
G.'s residence, 144 State street, before s A. u !,
this morning.
vc1psrErRs KoBBEp-Yesterday mernlug,
,ecnt Q o'clock, two members Of the Douglas
p,;oaae were robbed OF five dollars In drink.
,v den On Clark street. Six OF the inmates
man ard five women, were arrested and held
Ia hail. Is I. not abont time the Sunday II"
was more rIgid1y enforced, in regard to these
Infamous 6erss
Mrs1c or TIE AvEsuE.-We understand
fiat the Douglas Brigade Band composed o
% excellent musicians, (selected from 1args
ptmber, ty Messrs~ Root & Cady), viii p1a1
alt.enate evenings next week, at hyde Pask
ard On Michigan Avenue, near the foot
Afsns street. Those Of our citizens VIII
"ta5e uusic in their souls," will appreclat
this musical treet~
DRowsEp-Phllip Guin, aged 10 years, so'
Of Edward GUN, was drowned in the Sout
Brs1ch Of Chicago river On 10Th last Hi
:ody las been recovered.
-Also, Tim MeCeau, agged II years, son
David McCeam, {residing corner Of Ruby al
I1dizna strests,) vas drowned in the stos
quarry, west Of the city limits, yesterda
His body has not get been discovered.
TIE WEATHER-The following shows t
rsnge Of the thermometer for the week,
noted BY E. L. O'Hara, at his drug store, ,
30Wcst Randolph, corner Canal street:
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MARINE INTELLlGEN CE-

PASSED DErno1r-August 9.-Up.-Props pfa;rte @
State, Akron, Dunkirk, Missouri, Hqckst, roma
WANDA ba1k 8. A Ma1zhi bFigs + r Ses@W2hdit, Whit,
man, Drea5naught, Rush, Col. Faircaild, Pels1sn,
Rern1uia. Utica j, r Ktrtland, F. He2EJ, Moue-
ta,neer. j. G Riggs, n. r. Goodell, F. Crawford:
DoWu-Stmr City of Cleveland; props Granlte
State, Omar Pasha, Iron City. Baltic: batk =.
Stevens schrs Wings Of the Wind, " u; AZ
buckle, Minnesota, Maple Leaf, Comet, sea BIRD
Weather warm and eul1rE, with Light easteri7
breeze
VESSELS PAssfSG THROUGH THE WEL1ASD Ca
sA1--We are indebted to Capt 3. P. DoEr fos the
following list cf veseels passing through the "et
land Canal:
Vessels Bound West, Where from. hafre 70.
On the 7th-~
Prop Bay State, 0sdensbnrga, Gtsseiau"~
Schr NoIthe:ner. Dundas, ET1e.
I Schr Helen, Kingston. CleVeltna.
On the Sth-
| Steamer Amftv, Monffe9t. gaalnaM'
| Pfop Michigan, 0gdensbnrsh, Detroit
Rark Canada. Kingston. Wallaceburg
| Schr Twin Sister Montreal Cleveland.
| SrhT Jnhn rice. Oswego. Detroit.
schr Ii Rankip, Prescott. Cleveland~
! scHr Allfarce Toronto. Cleveland.
| Schr Advanre OsTeeo. Chicago.
| schr n. a. Merritt, st. Catharines, Chicsgo-
! sShrJ {. Wheeler. Clayton. Bear Creek.
| Ttsxs,s Rsunf East, Where from. TPhers TO-.
On the 7th-
Schr Woodford, Toieeo: os"ego.
Veasels dischaEgiBg at the elevator;
Schr San Jacinto, Chicago, Chcsso.
, 1861-08-12

war rmeetIrE.-Heport Of the War Ff-
nance ConaM1ttfcs -.
The meeting Of citizens called By the "War
Committee" at Bryan Hall, on Saturday eve
ming, vas very well attended, and from the
interest manifested By both speakers ana
h:are1s, we hope will result in fannlus INTO q
visible, burning fame, the spark OF palfaot1sn'
TINT exists in every loyal citizens heat :,
On motion Of Judge g. Manletre, tee 1a.'
Loving officers were unanimously elected;
, 1861-08-12

A Il. Bur1ey, Eeq, made some very apprc-
priete reu,arks respecting the disposition OF
the war fund, and the condition OF our Voiun-
tee1a, Several instances were mentioned Of
companies of volunteers having come from
the country, and finding no provisions made
fer tteir subsistence, and no particular inter-
est manifested In their welfare, disbanded.
He hoped that the present committee would
ce discharged, aud q new one appointed with
more power to act In the premises.
| Several persons addressed the meeting
| hoped that the present Committee would be
| contipued-that they had well flied thea
aissior-had done all they were appointed tt
| do-that they were conversaut with the dutie*
Of the Committee and familiar with the re
ouirements Of the military companies.
Atthe earnest request Of Mr.. Barley sne
other members, the Committee were dis
charged, and an unanimous vote OF thank
, rendered them foS their services
; On motion, the Ctair appointed the folio"
irg FAMED persons with power to fill Saca1
. ciee), asa
;. UNION DEFENSE COMMITTEE.
= Judge J. N. II. Wilson, j. Il Bowen,
aud &c G. q. Goodrich, ]. c. DoEe,
d Judge Van p. Higgins, = p: CALVIN.
~ willard, Geo. Schneider,
a | ]. IL Douglas, Eifphsiet Wood.
!. Thos. HoEne, T. T. Housh.
Thcs, B. Btyana - 1oe,
i 5a5Es 3; ess5e}& aea. }&.inerre. CO. 9as2sr.
,, Z. e. 1azred,
= L.A.Goodwia iaaddressed themeetinga at sor
y length: We. are now in the midst Of the gre
~ est revolution -thst this country hss eE
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AIbaur Lumber m&fket--~A0kQet

A1banf Lumber msfket---A ekuet T.
Lumber continues to arrive In sufficient quaint a
tea to KEEP up the .szortnens, taoqghh eh - 81
year. The stock Is accnrnulattug to some e1sans
re ads has ez SssR dnn M sFsl On
rge ta3e Of b51, to New 1o1S ssa GnartSv b
Il % aoss Foz nsay % Il he at1eles II our SCHEDULE
there il no demand, and our quotst1ons Of prices
The receipts by lie Erie and chsraplaia Canals,
during the 1T week IN August. In the yeass nAmsd
, 1861-08-12

PAsoRAAA OF TIE WAR OF TIE KEBEl4L1os'
Mi, l. L. Rawson has completed, aud WILL
commence exhibiting at Bryan Hail. on "eo.
nesday evening next, bis beautiful Panorama Of
the War, embraelng :siews Of 16 Of the points
at this time attracting the attention OF the
public; painted from sketches taken on the
spot, by competent artists. The lantarn and
apparatus uged in the exhibition Is tbs best IN
this country-the lenses being 1SA inches
in diameter, and those ordinarily used bsing
but ~ to 6 inches.
To the public spirit Of T. B. BRIAN, Esq.,
the public a1e indebted for thefag OF having
here the largest lantern and best apps
tus tor nslpg oxy:hydrcgen light, that there i.
on this continent.
Several hundred chromotype and picturesque
eltdee will be used BY Mr.. Rawson to add va
riety to the exhibition. From the interes
manifested in everything appertainlng to sc
tive scenes III the present Rebellion, we anti
cipate lis Panorama Exhibition will prove
|
, 1861-08-12

SATURDAY EVENING, Ang. 10, 1861.
The following are the receipts and shipments for
the past twenty -four hours:
EEcERTs LAST 1WEE1T-FouR HouRs+
, 1861-08-12

EARNINGS OF TIE GALENA AND CHlc .Go UNION
R. r. CoMrAsY FOR TIE MONTH oF AUGUST,
1sT TO STA:
1860. 1861. ....-
FREIGHT ,S15 1852 SIS, s,09942 $2,95o 20 Inc.
Paseepeers, 63AW 1888 05 4lt.72 Dec
Mails, &c.... 1,a500o 10000 15o % 1ne
, 1861-08-12
THE Rrfffsh Corn Trade.


The Mark Lane Ezp7ess Ct the asd ult, just come
tohane, contains :eczns important information in
regard to the crops, markets, &C., IN Great bf1t-
ain, F1arce, and other places.
The storm in Great Britain hsd damaged spring
corn, aud WHEAT wss beginning to change color,
In some places harvesting had commenced and the
result was satisfactory, though come complaints
we're made OF serious blight, and the weather
yas somewhat Injurious. Potatoes show the dis
case. snd complaints are made ol too much wet
weather. -
and this had checked the upward tendency IN pr1"
ces. In the London market, So,0N qHs Of wheat
from New York, and II, 900 qrs FROM Montreal were
| offered
In Northern Europe prices we're frmer, but no
adysDce hsd been established while In Southern
Europe, including odessa, Italy, Spain, and the
| Danubian Principa1ities lower rates were looked
I for.
The whole question Of prices in Europe seems
| to hinge On the weather.
The -four trade of Paris hsd improved, but
sales were slow at the advance, and at the close
prices we're ba' ely maintained 81.
In the article On agricultural prospects, tht
prospect fer the crops said to be favorable Will
the exception OF thinnesein wheat and the potato
dieease The first week in August is set down 70
harvesting the commoner sorts OF whest. Sey
| etal lots Of California and Talevera wheat wer
! aEnnt ready to cut.
, 1861-08-12

E1gry Engine is furnished With
JUp5pES PATENT G0VERNok VALVE.
For Flour Mills We confidently rec:uroehd tasm 81
srnertcr to any other stYfe Of Engae, anu theS VIII
save from IS to SO per cent In Fuel
o<er the ueual class OF bo:rs IN use II The West Te
ssn E4pn an assortment OF different Sizes a. our s.
:zhTsnmert where they nay ha examined and t9s
necessafY ob:alE ed tsen @ CoM
sast engines n anr part otthe country. We supply
WATER WHEELR, eHAFTING: GEARING. &c.
Atyery 1cw priccH
IT, ". RAKTER T. CO.'S
NH Furnishing Decot, West Water street. between
~ hsnaoII1b A1t Naaison 8ta ChdcaSo, IL
Post Office address BOZ 2z4. oc@asly
, 1861-08-12

LIVE STOCK-Receiyed, 732 Beeves, 600 logs.
The market for Beef cattle to-day was more aet1ye
by government, and also some inquiry BY city
p1cker Several 1ourd lots Of good beeyes we're
Sold for government at $325 AID for packing At
81 asGt2M. Hogs were firm but rot aCttre-5eu-
era redersl1x Lnl1inE at e Cd. The EAlGs were:
, 1861-08-12

E The notes Of the City Bank OF Ottawa Will
be received on deposit and redeenedfn New ioES
exchange at z Of per cent, by the Western Ma
rlre and Fire Insurance Company.
suos.1st J.. H. WooDwoRFH, President.
, 1861-08-12


! THE Iea County Cava:ry Company having
been accep!ed by Governor Yates lana ass'gn-
sdf,o the :sa iegi1ntnt Of Cavalry, to GO Into
cznprnear: Springfield on the 18Th inst' DC
aire as:e#- more good men to I'LL up the COM:
pa,7y. TO any one desiring to enltst IN this
LraI eA OF the service, this Is an excellent op-
oT: nhiiy. PARTIES desiring to e2lttt, or wish.
liz thr infcms.1on, viii receive prompt re-
ply By sddreeeIng Capt. Prescott Ga1taett' or
'hsandersigred, at snb1stte, Lee county, ILL.,
:. Unpaid Letters.
The following lettese detained in the Chicago
Post Office, for postage, will be forwarded 10 tae
Dead Letter Office, On Mondny next, unless the
postage is previously paid Call at the room o1
| the Dead Letter Clerk, ~ etatrs:
D. F. Wilson; Chieaze, u c.In y: aenqsreo92' 9s ?
M1ss5s5 GAsiso Its tblssio T. qhSs: h. Fsae Ns
~ snS 'Chicsco, III; Geo " Ferk1s. Chicago,
H.; Ro6t. Ianson, chicage: u; Rev; 81 !: 4
Smith Ghif%sgo %g{o n chieseo, iaepo, H. ehR Joaasen
rbicano. IN. II. S. Ga11lson, Chicago. n1inois
Wm. Getlt ny s Co., Fieeport;, II ) 'yans nl.
Juicy, juicy, ii. Henry VI. Burton. Kankakee, q:
Ed5pghs1n, Ill Thos. sollitt, Fox Lake, H.: YIN Y
TS1ts 1e 7sfa As'nsiEis Mes n H.; pesn. Ell Msp
Hands, Mich; h5rs. jean ). 1nghen, Charlotte
Mih Rsrts St ss, SoseRh Hs,s5av Me e aarho hop
% Me.; %Patiick Connolly New YeFk. y r.; star19; 2;
Sheldon: tE % ,New York. n T. Miss a:f' \. E ~
ans, = Whitshah, n. E;;-E: E Rudd: Gssa hsnoza' p
nan wilson, Denver city. Kanaas;' afz' Thof'
| bury. 10 directions 49,.
, 1861-08-12

~ Cook & McLain, IS Dearborn street, have
made their price for cleaning. and dyeing tent
garments less than any other home In the city.
e4
An should not fAi1 to tead the adve1ttee.
ment of Prof. Wood in to-day's paper. mh-17-
, 1861-08-12

s< The New Orleans Daily Picayun~,
1arisytue Journal, Knoxville Whlg, Brown
lows paper,) st, Louis, Cincinnati, New York,
Bostcp and Phi1ads'phia dai1lee, are now regsu-
XIV 1ecesytd BY Walsh, corner Of Madison
.+-aet and Custom House Place.
, 1861-08-12

CANT DOUGLAS, August 9Th, 1851.
To THE .sDE KALY KIfLEs ''-Fek!os0 Soldiers:
Yum substantial gifts Ct this morning are 1eselv;
ID thank you for your klnd cons1deratlon iut ana
crdeavo1s shell be to deserve your appreciation
and reeptct. ..,a;a.,. ,,,a
,oost t5rtilv sent and as gratefully received.
G. II. ROBERTS Acting Mejor.
, 1861-08-12

Arpo1x7xp Cossu1~-The President has AZ
rotnted F1ark''n Vel ater, Esq, Of this city,
consu1 to Munich. the capital Of Bavszia, Ger
rnhuT.
, 1861-08-12

Boz M1ksISs.-A boy five years OF age,
MN ed Willie Hoeth, left home on Thursday
noon, and has not slpce been heard from. Ass
brown hsir, blue eyes, wore brown en-
bro.dered j.cket, brown and olsck plaid
n,nfa. hrown sccke. black and red shoes. -
, 1861-08-12

TEE WEA7HER.-The following shows the
rspee Of the thermometer for the week, a.
noted By E. I. O'Hara, at his drug store, Nc.
40 Wet Randolph, corner Canal street:
, 1861-08-12

NATIONAL ZouAvEs, ,ATrESTioS.-The members
Of this company are requested to meet al tnefr ar
mcry on Monday, August Il, at A. NJ for the pnr-
rose If attending to important business.
Rx order Of j. DIXON, Lieut. Com.
, 1861-08-12

RuH oFxR-Yeste1d.y afternoon ea1la
I've ye.ss I'D, son Of Lambert Bauer residing
1t The Ba1Hc House, 40 Warrington street.
wss xuu over By ho,ss and buggy and ser
,n,.,v frn1sed< Parents are to blame for 81:
1ovtnt, their children 10 "run at large
, 1861-08-12

NAn1Ep--A eitratiou as gorerness, or to DO
HeAt work Of any kind--a home moro OF an object
than ta!sry. Apply at the Ministry at Large III
RaT T1nlEh street.
, 1861-08-12

MILITARY BooKs~-U. S. War Department Intan-
trr ractice s1.s5; Scotts Tactics, $s~f5, Hardse,
*16a; zouave Drill By Ellsworth, $loo; The
Youre Recruit, sta; Cavalry Tactics. BY War
Depattmeat, 81 IS, Bayonet Exercise, Mcclellan,
$40; Army Regulations, 1861, 81 Ga.
MArs.-Co;ton's Map Of the United States, SIC
Msp OF tie Scat OF War, $t.0o-euaall, SOC; Apple
tons Maps, ssc each; Llosd's Railroad Maps. ssE
each, AL free by mail from the Military Book
stc1e Of P. L. Sherlock, IL Dearborn street,
, 1861-08-12

4 DESCENT UPON JrPrTER--Abont hall
paet ten O'Clock Saturday night the police
made dezcent upon the Jupiter saoon," !"
on Randolph street, zear Clark, and arrested
about 100 men, together with the sing
ers and musicians. The police we're occupied
fully an hour in getting the arrested parties
to the lookup. Considerable excitement pre-
vailed in the vicinity.
, 1861-08-12

M A r r 7 r. ID.
~ Cottage Hill August 9Th. by the Rer. Mr. Hem.
rnfugra az, Rev. A HALL. OF WLcorsn, aud LOUISE
ia BATEA Of Cottage Hill
, 1861-08-12

Tie hottest dag Of the seaeou was Sunday
last, tie mercury being up to los at 8 o'clock
T. N.
, 1861-08-12
CHICAGO COURT RECORD.

AxpEEsos R1FLEs.-ETery member be at The
arnory carly on this (Afondey) evening. Very I'M
ns1taat business Ia to be attended to-
SAM'L B. RAYMOND, Capt.
, 1861-08-12

cPFCIAI. WARRANTY DEEDS
~ at Tribune 0nse, 81 GtAfk etrees7
, 1861-08-12

THE IRIsH BR1aADE.-capt. n. Gleason, OF
the Montgomery Guards, having recovered
hrs health. leaves the city on Monday for Mis-
souu, Persons bsving anything to eend their
friends IN this Regiment, will leave it st Capt
G.'s residence, 144 State street, before A. u
+hfe moruiuE.
, 1861-08-12
.Eg8A1tt<a;.

WANTED-By q, young man Galt, q
e1r rttnee s1tasa2R g TsfT daze IL 'aa Good ID
bpzinf Ea u qNantancc4 And ca1td qake
sbie 10 his empl3I ess.s Address, II. y ~. .nin4st
NNt9-..
, 1861-08-12

VOLUNTEERS sKoBBEp.-Yesterday mernlug,
,henxq Q o'clock, two members OF the Douglas
B,;pase were robbed Of five dollars In drink
1nr den or Clark street. Six Of the inmates,
man ard five women, we're arrested and held
.o hail. Is I. not abont time the Sunday law
was more rigid1y enforced, in regard to these
;r{amous Gers9
, 1861-08-12

An UxExPEcIEn BArH.-Ahout half past
so'clock last night, man fell into ths sa4es
near Clark etreet bridge, and #onso nave
drowned, but for his timely rescue " 'n'
hands an board the fteam tug Mcqueen.
, 1861-08-12

ca1cKEL-The return match Of Prairie
Cricket Club takes place on the seniors
= <un1, On Madison street, on Monday. Wicf.
o.s pitch at 10>S o'clock. City passenger cars
I sss the grounds.
, 1861-08-12

D. E d.
IN this city, August 9Th. GEORGE HENEY, 5onnges
eoS of J. @. and Eliza Ann Drew. aged eight 8ontht
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-05-04
EXTRA SESSION OF IHE IOWA LEclsLA.
ICRe



Believing tint, within the meaning OF the
CONSTITUTIONS. nm extraordinary occ,si n has
occurred, AMI that subj 'ct. Of vital import
anc. Z" The people Of The State IT lnware.
qgire the immrtiiaTe attention u tbs L"si--
ta'nre. NV Their fore. |. Samuel j. Kirk :
wood. Governor # said State, by virtue #
the aTh 'r,iy in me vested, do hereby con-
vcne the General Assembly Of said STATE, IN
-p"cnI session. To be begun and held AZ DE,
M,tnsa, On Wednesday,, the 18th d,y ~
My. \. ID. 1861, 1t two o'c.ock p. NJ. Of
said day.
In witness ahereof. have hereunto re,
~ my hand, and caasci to BE- h-renn-
!, +" afhxad the srea, seal If the
S'ata of Inw,. Daei AZ Das
~ Msines, this 2jfh day Of April, \.
ID. 1851. Ev the Governor.
SAMUEL. J. kiRKWUOD.
ELIsAH SILL, Scc'y Of State.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
DANIEL WEBSTER,S
GREAT SPEECH FOR THE UNION.

res MN. II the sGbiInIrst cvce cacs>i is.
tbat august assembly the VI the Uai.e. states
exliHt the ham 'rfai peseaer of the ;atk,n -
a. h. add esseI that BIDS the great C4lnp e
measures 81 $50 Ar~Gn4 biia Eiss - seen the
aL=oere''ype; lSsac~ses. II Than one hus,d ef
seaa,oes anu d-tiaEui.hsi strangers drawn hhcs BY
Mr. e-;et's great taaie 10 listen b. III, spec h.
Resolved pat this Ssswipg Pisnre within tn. means
OF svcy liver ~ 'WEBSrER AND THE CNiDN ..
we have re Eced the pce frasR 81 fr SNth il As
- l1S be~n sod u the merely ice u n Is
Enh tngravin. will lie a'con,p tnied by a mint t
OUTLINE nEV- showing the uatle and pale Of 2 .eh
mrinber -, the Senate f th onie ing he picture
b. sent thrvush the Mil 10 cents ia addition viii
be rCqaITcsl Agents waateI.
Address. BURNETT co.
e.o-I. Rom No IL s,N Street n
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Az e RS
Ague Cure,
ron ri. SPEEDY cuR. OF

FOR fuE SPEEDY Cure o.
Intermittent Fever, or Fever aMd AeOs.
ne"ittent Fever, chill Fever. n.Ms
Agne. Periodical Headache, Or ntllaae
Headache. and niiioMs Fevers. IaseeA
for the whole class or diseases srlGines.
the Malaria Or Mia naasic Countries.
VIC arc enabled here 10 offer tho community
remedy which, while il cures the above complaints
with certainty. Is still perfectly harmless ia any
quantity. Such remedy Is invaluable In Districts
where these affecting disorders prevail. The
"CuRE" expels the niiasmaiic poison al FESKh
,Sp Aars from the system. and prevents the de-
selopmcnt OF the disease, If taken on the FIRST ap.
roach Of Its prcinonitory symptoms. not only
he best remedy ever yer discovered for this class
II complaints. but also The cheapest. The large
luant,,y we supply for dollar hrings Il within the
each Of every body aud in bilious districts, where
FEVER AND AaHE prevails, every body should
il and use 1t freely both f'r cure and pto,ec.
ion. great superiority Of this remedy n,rr any
,ther discovered for the speedy aud certain
Of ln'ermttcns is that il contains no Qninine
" mineral. consequently II produces no qainism Or
thcr injurious effects whatever upon the ccnstitn.
ion. Those cured by il are left a. healthy as !:
hey had never hud the disease.
Fever and Ague is not alone the consequence OK
he masmaiic poison. A great variety Of disos.
lcrs arise from its irritation, among which ere
Neua,gin. RhcHs,at;ss,, Cont. Headache, Hind
,rss. 7oofhachr. Earaehe, Cafaryh. Asthmn, Itot-
statfon. Painful 4Fresion If the Spleen. Hysfer.
-, Pam IN the Bo,reis, Cokc, l'araiyas and IN.
gangemenf Of the Sf.aach, all of which, when
originating in this cause. put the ifr,,niftrss
'gpc. or become periodical. This Gems" cxpels
he poison from the blond. and consequently cures
hem all alike. II j. an invaluable protection 10
immigrants and persons travelling or temporarily
residing in the malarinas districts. taken occa.
.ionally or daily white exposed 20 the infection.
shat will he excretcd from the system. aud cannot
accumulate in sufficient quantity TO f,pcn into dis
ease. Hence il ]. even morc valuable for proicc.
ton than cure, and few viii ever suffer from Inter
n;ttcnts IL they avail themselves Of the protection
this remedy affords.
Prepared by Dr. J. c. AVER T. CO.. Lowell. Kass.
J. y. HONN. Council Binfvs; Jas Z. iSH, Co.
Omaha; VAN LEAR. HARDY, 4 Co. -. JoyepA 8
RtCHAkDSON AkLtJER Co. -, Lguisi End sl
Dealers in n esiieines everywhere.
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MissI>sirrI RIVER BLoGNiDED At
CAIRO,

There are several companies Of illinois
volunteers in camp at Cairo. They are
busiv ut work thrswin: up entertainments
and o,herwise rrrparin. FOR the security
and permanent, holding ut that important
position. Prevjs Sims and war a""n'fl'ns
are no longer allowed TO pass that point
.nuthuard. Every steamer desc na'n9
either If she great rivers, Is brought ~ an"
eycrh.uirI. Ga the c5sb. the steamer I.
r.. II Imam. aSt. Louis and Nashville packet
on route fur III. latter place wss taken pos
SESSION If a, Cairo, hv the States authorities
She hid on hoard one thousand Aess "
powder ard large quantities OF other con
,rahani goods destined for the Son'h' ""'e"
we're enn6>catej. The boat isin Pos'ess'o"
of the State authorities.
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The n, -mhrrs Of both NJ ilisrv Companies
Of the r;tv, and Ill nthnrs Who expect % "gn
gu, 10 h,rlr," are requested To meet NJ ta-
tnn'. Amh-n',re Car. md secure on" "f h''
he Ike pictures. lis wrrk n""'S NJ rec
ornsn,is,i,n, hut speaks far i'self. Erety'
haIv ia invited to call AMI lHok at biz sr"r'
linens. and IL you dau's rrnnnnncH them the
he., nic'urr. 10 he found hi. Ear West 10
v.,.t,.k von ~ invest. We trnr h. takes
r,,d pictarcs--tasn vhy'-he tried his ski
on ne.
P.S. H. -. q nsv ''r,asheen" since.
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The o.. MONIES Goa ssanrealfh succes's
Aha, the State 81 Iowa follow the noble eS-
ample Of Massachusetts. and rrns'de ny is~
for the support. beyond anY contingency, oil
the families Of thasc Who 90 to fight ire
dom, battles. Massachusetts, gives her
volunteer. so per month in addition ia
their regular ray. aai their families can
draw i, fnr their support. and not be d.
pendent upon the aacsaat,nns OF charity
subscriptions. Those fam'l'"s rot IN need
Of such help can donate their quota to the
AaYernment. w. - ee-- - - ~
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crour 70 M rnuE. ~ IT ANT

A Washington etrrespb III lent Of thu
Y. Times, say. II dsru'a,'on of Nmgin'ans
and Marsianlers waited on the President,
and demand i cessation vt hostilitIcs Gn-
al after the session Of Congress. Tn. Pres
iie.,'- answer was prompt, decided ard IN
the negative. One Of the drrnia'inn said
- 900 Marylanders would di-pn'r the pas
-n.. nf troop. over her soil; Ia which the
Pre.id, nj replied; he presumed there WAS
room enough on h"r snll tn bury .O0o.