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CRIMINAL COURT.-This court was occupied
yesterday with submitted cases. To-day cases
on the misdemeanor and scirs Eccias dOekets viii
be taken up, in reference to which defendants
win do well to notice the following rule of the
court
In mis1emeanOr cases, as violations Of the
liquor laws, gaming, assaults and batteries, etc,
when parties submit their cases and so show to
the court theirrespect for the laws they have vio-
lated and their disposition to observe them after
words, the court, in the exercise of its discretion
as to punishment, viii generally omit the imgris-
OHmeHt, but where the guilty parties hold out
until convicted by a Jury, and show no regard
for the laws thus violated, except to escape their
punishment. it will be the duty Of the court to
both fine and nHPTisOR in al cases; ever using
its discretion, however, as TO aged and in6rmp per
sons, etc. The penalties Of the law will be en-
forced TO the fullest extent necessary to secure
the observance OF its authority.
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DIED

FRE.-The fire on Monday night was in Fort
Pickering.
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TEW - veg

M EMPHlS Nj Arkansas RIVER
~ CONFEDERATE STATES MAIL AntA
LINE The above line viii. during IoWa&&
wstern The Arkansas river, ia small bcats from NsU0-
leon 70 Littc Rock.
Passengers having Memphis On M1ndavE. Wpdner-
days and saturday. connect directly .nb these bosfs
next has az NaPoean. They leave Napoleon SUNDAY
luFsday Ind Thurfdny evening" anil connect direct st
Ltt!r RocE with reaches for Hot Sprhz. AMI Fort
Smith. For further information spply %
JOHN ADAMS ~r01rietor. or
LARRY HARNSTAD, Agent.
J5DanF Corner Nadton street and Front Row
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October 10Th, 1861.
SPECIAL COMMITTEES

Upon the petition ct VICES Bro, IN Tela-
medicine 10 the poor, the Committee reported
against any change of the contract as originally
entered into. REPORT Adopted
Upon q resolution in relation to the reconstruc-
ton of the bridge over Wolf river, the report of
the special committee TO confer with tho County
CouTt, Yves that raid Court declined for the pres
ent 70 mako any appropriation for that purpose.
REPORT received
Upou q resolution in relation to comforting
with tue County Court with regard 10 some pro
vision for the families Of soldiers absent from
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s-EQUESTRATION NOTICE !
by the Receiver of the Western Di-
vision of the District of Tennessee.

by the Receiver of the Western Di-
vision of h District of Tennessee.
HEREBY notify every attorney, agent, present or
L former partner rustee, or other person, holding or
controlling any lands, tsnements, hereditamenis, goods
or chattels, rights or credits, or any interest therein,
within the Western Division of the District Of Tonnes
see, Of Or Tor any alien enemy Of the Confederate States
Of America, Speedily % inform me Of the same and 20
render % He an account thereof. and 80 far as il practi-
cable TO p ace the same in my hands. Any such person
Wilt Ivy failing 70 do 50, will be guilty OF a high mhde-
meanOr, and liable TO be indie. ed, convicted, dued and
Imprisoned, az prescribed by law.
also notify each and every citizen speedily 10 give
Information 10 me Gas be i~s1equired by law 10 dO) Of
any and every lands. tenenents and eredtamentS,
goods and ehattels, rights and credits, within the said
Western Division Of the DistHet Of Tennessee, and Of
every right and interest there n held. owned, possessed,
or enjoyed by or for any such alien enemy.
n furnishing he Information a. above required. per
sons will give as full "a description Of the property, etc,
as practicable, together with the name and residence Of
the alien enemy.
Ny Office is on the south side Of Ceurt Square, in the
city Of Memphis HOWELL +. JACKSON F.
Receiver for the Western Division Of the District Of
Tennessee. orlllm
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For Congress.
EnI. GnnErPsa,
NOTICE =

A TEACHER Is wanted immediately to take charge
"A Of six or eight pupils. in a private family. One
competent 70 prepare boys for college required. A lib
eral salary viii be gwen. For particulars, address
JOHN s. PETE, N. d,
Sharon, Upton county,
nc2lm Iennaasee.
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THE steamer KY WEST. Fulton, mo7- ~
L ter viii leave as above THIS DAY L1+z
10th instant, nt 5 ?. VI. -
For freight cT Passage apply o
ocI6It LARRY H~ARMSTAD, Agent
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SALE COSTNUED-Constable sale, by A.
L. Andrews & Co, 262 Main street, to-day at
10 o'clock A. NJ, of furniture, fine china erOckeTy
ware, oil paintings, musical instruments, two
fine sewing machines, also one hundred black
walnut and cherry cribs to the trade.
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For New Orleans

TUE steamer GRAND DUKE. Apple
u gate, master. viii leave ~ above on aH4Ahz
THURSDAY. i7h instant. at 6 3. M. -
For Ir-isht or passage apply 10
ocioJs ELLIOTT & VINSON. Agents
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STEAMBOAT COLUMN.
For Arka1sas River

TUE passenger packet GEN QUTTMAN.
i smiiI, master VIII leave a. above on 49,
FRIDAY, 18th instaut, az . O'Clock ?. 81. -
ocl6-3t LARRY HARMSTAD. ARrrt.
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FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Fer 1861 AND 1862!
Memphis and New Orleans
PACKET LTNEI

S&&-&
VIE splendid boats Of tbs new line viii
4 leave Memphis for New Orleans on IaGrsA
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURA
DAYS.
TUESDAYS PACKETS
Capt. >. ID. ClnrIr.
J. Gay. Capt. Wm. Wrav-
THURSDAYS PACIKETSE
.John StmOnds--.--Cupt u. r. Hicks.
Capt. Jos. Combs
SATURDAYS f
Mary Es- CaDt. r.. Corlxev.
ii. H. w. EIill----Capt =. II. Newell.
These boats connect no Memphis vlh tho railroads
from that point on their Respective dgya- Leave Mem
phis immediately on the arrival or the M4muhfs ana
Charleston and Memphis and Ohio railroad trains. Pss-
seneers can arrange their arrival So "a 20 avoid delay ar
Memphis longer thl1 business or pleasure may require.
For freight or passage apply on board or TO agents
JAMES T. BOURNE 4 o.
No. Z Madison street.
THOS. II. WILLIAMS CO.
No g Urward's Row. MeAPMs-
JOHN E. hide s. Co.
Office under St Charles Hotel,
sels New Orleans.
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MemphIs and YIek.barg 6. S. - -.

MDMPhls aWA tlCNsDuHB y. >. MAJ Lllts
HUE splendid passenger steamer IT, ID.
Il "a Berry, master, VIII leave as Ak4tz
above WEDNESDAY. 10th inst at 5 P. E~
For freight or passage apply 70 J. @. MCMANUS, OF
Ocl5-Zt JERRY II AEE Agents.
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directed TO the advertisement Of G.. w. JONES & CO,
Wholesale Druggists, Nc. 90 Main street. spl3.ly
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Use steamer GRAND DUKE Apple ~.
i gate, mRs'er, viii leave q. above On lGEarZ
THURSDAY, October 18th, at p. II. -
For freight or passage, apply on board. or TO
Oel6 e THOS. ~. VII fAMS g. q Agents.
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winch was receiver anu OIueIeu puDnSneus
REPORT OF A. P. MERRILL, COMMISSIONER ETC.
As Commissioner for settling the accounts Of
the city with the State of Tennessee, / report,
that upon submitting the claims to the Governor
and Military Board at Nashville, these gentlemen
gave me an attentive hearing, but doubted their
authority to make the settlement. The Military
Board therefore applied for and obtained author
ity from the Legislature to appoint a special
agent for the purpose, and afterward the Board
designated Robert 7. Hurt, Esq, for that duty.
After a careful and labOrious investigation Of all
the claims submitted to him, the agent finally
reported in fsvor of the allowance Of 81 ,lllS6,
which was approved by the Military Board of
the State, and the money promptly paid to me.
Several accounts were allowed in this settlement
which had not been paid by the Military Board
of this city, amounting to Sll9242. These
have since been paid out of the funds in my
hands, leaving a balance of $45,919.44. BY a
resolution Of the Board of Aldermen, / was
directed to pay this amount in part liquidation Of
the debt OF $4,000, contracted by the city for
military purposes, and / have so disposed of it.
The notes given by the Mayor for $4,000 Of
the debt falling due in April and May next,
have been discounted to the city at the same
rate they were discounted 10 the banks, re-
ducing the debt to $3.50 96. The payments
made by me have reduced this amount to
$3.50 80, which sum is still owing to the Bank
of West Tennessee, On a note for 5000, given
at 90 days and now over due. BY a resolution
of this Board the Mayer is directed to pay this
balance out of monies accruing to the city from
the sale Of arms, and thus will the whole debt
be Cancelled. Respectfully submitted.
A. z. MERRILL.
, 1861-01-30
Tho Suicide OF sfenry mcAlp1n OF Port
Huxous

Il
lars of tic death by suicide, at Port Huron on
"Wednesday, of Nj, Harvey McAlpin, well
known to many Of our citizens as the former
law nartner Of Mr. Vim. T. Mitchell, of
Port Huron. He called at, the Postofdce
In the morning, and got Two letters,
oae Of which he opened, and ater feaoing a1eW
pocket, aud hurried Lomeward., On his way
be called 1t Mr.. uaslett's, and asked that gen
ttcman il he had = pistol, zs he wanted to
shoot cat that was haunting his premises,
and which was very troublesome. Mf. ms
lett stated that lie had not the instrument re-
wherc . similar story WIS told; AID me
latter having the desired weapon, loaded y
with slugz Or hall. at deceasea's request dc
then proceeded home, embraced h1e children,
retired to Lis room, and discharged the con-
tents Of the pistol into his chest, the shot tax
about m hour after committing tho fatal act,
and WIGS nblc to converse about half that perl
Cd. On being Questioned as to the cause that
| led him to destroy himself, he begged to be
asked no questions, nor would he assign any
reason, 30 that the cause Is matter Of cop1ec'
! at;ion-SpiHtua which both he and
| and his wife lad became victims
She has now gone away on lectur'
| ing tour in Ohio on that subject. Others
| think tho embarrassed stats Of bis c11cum6tar
ccs prompted the act. The letters he received
| might have afforded some clue to the mystery,
but these arc not to be found: Possibly tllt
parties who wrote tfcm may lie able to stat<
| thc:r puTport, and this may afford clue; bui
| III The meantime, MI :: dark. Four children
two girls, respectively 13- aad IS years Of age
and two ynung boys--are thus thrown on th'
| world. Ihe deceased Mas nbout. 50 ycars q
age, and had good reputation a ptofes
| eiQpAl man.
, 1861-01-30

RANKING DEPARTMENT.,
Depoeits received3r Current A-cou1ts from pAsttea
10 ctty Or country frd the rsusl secoM.1odAt1ons
granted regsar j. osftors And cerrr<non6ents.
Interest on haa-t e can orty be Allowed III CASES
wherd s7ecalagrc eashnve been made 70 ta4t enec-
We recelye da {:tF, p3y1hfe It specified data o.
which lEte-estYii teATloNed
, 1861-01-30
Prof. Woods
RESTORATIVE eoBDlAL.
AND
nEn0r1 EeENOFATOTR

1,Is precisely what its name Indicates for, EhlleI
Fl pleasant to tie tas;c Il :s reysifying c1leFafQ u
= .n
eaa n@F 5aS !Ss t. ataSks
&c world i rePslsi tsT T. {f1fis bS SIfS
n combined T. s the .;t:t tenis ,aI
5e1a T.sa III wRanzs7 @ s1u1c nd sanc n
Il 10 s s a. M II
e1eSe ~ 81 Is never tqtlowsd q 9s1ay
eeErstaSIea esrSI ond those tnozonghly eomh5nir
Npowcftnl tonic and sYots1ns properties nad @ COT .
ees sesd. 4sSo Sots s. py sho sEea
isR sysn II : sse t'at dsSfy is,1sFs -
rs ;ss aaa 1T e s
gerous g whlca poor suffering humanity y Son-}
Lex e AE9s' & IS
81 Ill Sfsat as s5scs = cste
asi ana &c ~ 70 f1i Il ne essa
Female Weakness an4 Irregularities,
tlss ssr tas5 dssp|aa;s Pi5aasf!ss Z
E SsE 81: & e t99.
n and continual caukh. En,asaat.pas D1ttcgity ~
sRd b4 Dsse s Nv spa:e ss' oey =
| II xili not ouIy cure tie debility following A
fChills and Feycs but presen nn auac6s Ls1stnG
rom Masmatlc lnhatnSes ana e91e soG a.
3|rectly and perststenty up pon the hlSTy systen1
W|aroustnc tic Liver to action: promoting IN l2ct
all the excrctiou+ and se2tetions q nc s5s1en.t
Eaueucss foiiowiny upon casnge Of climate andl
AfKxttr; hence all travellers ahoela EaEs oots
AEEitn tncul, Ynd all :aenll take tAbtos;oouu.E
lsas: bef1Js stn ~ aEns ii ssould
f1ha In the Aaus Of all persons az AS1eGlalg Eoo7i
A1Ita Students ministers, and literary n3en. And
}Ruladles nut accustomed 70 tnneA outG2el e4cf
Aauferable pleasant Epd eEicieut remedy asains:
QttEcsa lis which rob tAe:n OF tAsi oeautf; e!
| beauty cannot exist without htaltl aug he4.u
| L isinns. Thea a,aln, The Cordial L. perfect
. }Mntttc-'s relief Iakcn month or two hcfursf
Z Ike r1al tst1l size will p3ss tie dreadful pcr1out
with perfect and eatety. .iHERk y 70 At>
tff T. A5GuEs t59ffE Il TT "a T
lpca1 to detect the nlnras noS cnly OF Jour dauEa
before t. TO- lsss @ put algo 81 yogf s2n:
stsse IL iss Ell e fea & Il
6ltae later are often 30 mixed up With the excite
F]nent of business that w. % not sor 59n thG!
tQntu too late to arrest their MtAl Ell But thel
H{Muthe- il alwayB vi:i1aut and 70 You We conf
tEdenuy appeal: fo1 VT sse surn you1 narertatnst
4seetsn vests 10 loe EcaoSa
4! tor = the remedy which thoald Dc always OF
| II taAnd In time ofnecd-
II WOOD. PROPRIETOR 80
i f.A broadway, New York. and III Mazke street,
A, ESt Louis Mo. and sold py al good druggists.
| MEPrlce one dci.ar bottle. ~--s.-
Wholesale and Fetal AFe1ts p:k pch,ksaeo; e = John
EGI'ss Ie4 s@i;h Eli aisf b.s o. s
IVY Ise5m4tw1yl ,
, 1861-01-30
L French and Eucl1sh- h-ProtsetoFate to
be Established over Mexico.

L French and English hProteetoFate to
be Established over Mexico.
WAsn1scros jan. q. 1861.
Facts have just conc to light which show
most conclusiveiy that the English and French
governments, in utter contempt for the great
Monroe doctrine, are about to establish pro-
tcctorate over Mexico, and probably taking ad-
ya,t..e of our weakness at this time will Sc
cure permanent footing In the Central Amer
ic2n States.
ercry American beheld the respect which Eu-
roptzn nations gave to it frum the very an
nounce1uent Of tho doctrine Of MI. Monroe,
that no European nation should control or
regulate the political atfairs Of North America,
except In their existing possessions. such Voc
the Influence Of the power Of our Union TINT
the mere announcement Of this doctrine from
time TO time WAS sufficient in the management
at the uffairs of North America to deter any
European nation from any serious effort to
gaia any snch influence or footing.
Although Mexico oEcs the subjects of Great
Britain aoout sixty millions Of dollars, and
also a largo amonnt to the people ofFrance,
which Mexico las refused to pay In tho face o1
her agreement to do SO, still such has been The
notoncy Of tho Nonroe doctrine that these
Two nations have not to this time fdone what
they could easily have done, and would have
done, no doubt, but for this great American
interdiet But nov, since the Union is dis
ruutcd. the practice OF the doctrine hns faller
| to tho ground, and 1t is pretty certain that
/ France ind England, one or both together, In:
| tend establehiDga Protectorate over Mexico
| for the ostenzible purpose Of collecting from
that government the large indebtedness te
them aud their people. The history Of British
and French ACKNOWLEDGEMENT in other portion
| OF tle globe leaves but little doubt what vii
/ be ulc fate Of Mexico under the Protectorat'
cntent3 corelia1e Of these Powers.
| Flushed with their Victories IN China, Me1
leo would be an easy conquest for their IT
umplanl armies under the leadership Of Ejgi
and Grte. -,
Divided as our great unlon must be, Wit
our internal qna1rels, and By tue formation {
two confcdcracies, we can only look on wit
slamctacedness at this outrage upon the dot
trinc, which had become the law Of nations b
| our utteraucc and which had exempted Mort
| America from the utter perddy and inhdeAt
| Of European diplomacy and aggression
, 1861-01-30
About tho Meteor


SYCAMORE, January s6 1851.
Editors Chicago Tribune;
Much curiosity being felt to learn all that
nav he known respecting the meteor Of tho
l1th inst Herewith give you tho result OF
NV calculation, estimated from the accounts
given by observers in different localities. 1t
is described by Dr.. Whine, who saw 1t from
point about eight miles north Of Somonauk,
DcKalb Co., Ills, as making its appearance tn
the Northwest, moving eastward with great
velocity, in a right ins ;1ittle inclined
downward disappearing in the northeast sud
denly, being apparently Of the size OF q mans
head, luminous like 4 ball Of molten iron, and
giving eff Just before it disappeared, several
little @lobular masses which followed on and
disappeared with the parent meteor. The ele-
VIZ ion Of the meteor a. seen BY DR.. ". Wts
about forty-Gve degreea.
From the letter Of r. +. Moore of Geneva,
Kane Co., the elevation is seen there was
about sixty degrees. About five minutes af-
ter its disappearance, DR.. ". was startled BY =
loud report as Of cannon fired off near BY.
AS seen BY J. e. Cooper at Burlington, Ra-
cine county, Wis, it appeared first in the
northwest, about thirty degrees above the ho-
rizop. passed about fifteen degrees. south Of
The zenith, and disappeared when about fifteen
degrees above the horizon in ths southeast,
exploding Just previous to its disappearance
projecting forward its luminous balls. After
Mr, Cooper saw the explosion he rode about
half q mile, when he heard the report like the
sound Of q cannon 1t dlstance-which was
80 heavy as to jar houses, and in some instan-
ces to cause dishes to rattle on the shelves.
The BODY of the meteor was of q brilliant
white color, and appeared about as Large as the
full moon when shining.
From these observations, tho meteor must
have passed vertically over the northern part
OF s1cIIenry county and central parts Of Lake
co:nty. Was about fifty miles high when over
AcIIenry county. but descending rs It passed
sou.hvcstcrly. and must have exploded soon
after reacLing the atmosphere, The time bo-
+xs.n +b~ e1n,os;on and the reDort. had it
h.en a,cnr.te1r -.-or.cd nv Mr.. Cooner. or
Dr VIM. vnnld glre the distance from
either If them supnosine It to have been tlye
, 1861-01-30


DAyESronr, Iowa, January q, 1851.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
Tour dispatch from Springfield, Ills, last
wsek, announced that the delegation from
Philadelphia presented 11r. Lincoln with
strong anti-compromise resolutions.
Such WAS not the fact Tho delegation sent
from Philadelphia had not that subject in
charge, and no allusion was made to it in snJ
manner.
Prcsuming you are deslrous of circulating
realities only, feel it my duty, las the othc1
members Of the Committee have returned) to
mike this correction.
Yours, very resp'y,
CHARLES ADAMS,
- of Philn.
, 1861-01-30

.9|4s*E 3DF
EYYIN IL ACU1N E s.
|. CORNELL h cos
Family and Man u featuring
$40 SEWING MACHINES.
racGABTAF FAHRsS PATENT,

eur Machines and tle thousands ta: xaat them thai
EfSlE EhSH hASln fTanr dF ~ GEovEk BASf Ellis
HUwE. IL. and iii persons selling or usa. them
'ee15e aT as see'na. - ase nov uzs he In
asrset cepessn aea "a - eSs!1y regsplsr s.ss
xta te T. s;t tns sae src Ta1 s soid Il and
Eenrcra tol which nc have sfre1aa ssFiss1 Necdles
r5- ,.suc u.su1 rtt1 te- curArEeI. LEGITIMATE AID
Tins--c1AR4 .AcEIsR ~ IAexET,, 49,. ,,..,. -.
IN 5s.' Is aHfUSn Y ftF iafhM fK MSY l. ssys fos
1a1 .uaee ee doss not Tsoay ny, s1s nasns aae pqS
mnc ore tha' o:,sr. - thefeis necessarily toms
III in boy,ae a.ost maeai9e1~ +s-,.-1t mr..
stool, hdses hsns tasfen9o feo da.a nna
L.. of .nS otcr nlacl,e; II hs, b1t tEo sec9aa3ng
ssss: xss -ea eatilsy 4e Se III
atnong LIE hundreds with Which We aTe @c9ns1nted
arcs! 51ns essoy ane aSeI e .sfis
ca sseis INT ties: Of labor - NJ.
cur ewing machines In.ey ys1rs h. placed A them II
E.nks q aG 3ss sna tS9nEh
e9sa.ea ee Esse no been sble 70 supply t.e Demand.
SSSSSzs 81 ;l Is ESh1sl: "a skn - 3:
~ III inaa M q e sexs sSd
oc x4o i interested u the EFest npfo,e'nsnts Il
Sxas .sGa f94 TX snd saapss
ssnes e. s o s.7e
w Ss1 masSiae & eaF
~ n e n1s1 ma5e We " eniy sei or own achi9es -
Ea!s 4 FsS1a Patent, and .re the .ole pFopFieto7
sstst so'aiTs:S;9 s: ;foi.sstE ,i;:i Eie'si: ( CO.,
c.n =. w Like t..1es e. t0esss. 9ss 2a1% = sasa u
, 1861-01-30

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The, Union !: Insurance
80: i. .;,~;;I 9Ls - .:;:;t:- .: 1o : -.
:::. : s:,. .:.:'!e::- ADD: 80 IT,
t..
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* -
ra.r,er.s n1>;tks Legislztsfs Il l}ltRsla
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f :pIHECToHsl
hEs4AF n4F4AEE bS HSHRsFe 3 ssss: g.
st pkEtEi ees,na,.stons1; IS Boston h.s'
JA4Ks =; sToSg IA2 4 N;l3sr E. B9itoa' N.3S AaSs'
YIN Van 4. HIaG1Fs, ft judge super4of coass chlcass.
nfP24t nFR4Sc1B A. HoFr44>.a, Hon:n.na 4 o:1peke.
1eak6os GE6. Snea aEa of e.se Bra' Da'. fremont
194sf csiftfGi cEf1Hin ar II. i, etn1n Co. Wholesale
"'.ia Join " Y: SAKMEdIs ot Cooley, T.rwen = Co.
wRSs;*:S@s1 wPS*S1s R Gs aSa i
TH6MAs HARtEss, Il Hairless Parker, conz'ls.
't1n j. g HoYT, i Hoyt 1 Paree, Wholesale Grocer
"a ShRG & aB2E 2ssfEa General Agent Union ms
ELY1s HaRwo0D, President Of Wheatarowsrs'
'eaE 5osfh AIT loaBAEp, cashler Pamet Bank, GzigEs
W. eaAELEs IL CHANDLER. Of Charlse chsaa,sr Co..
7s1tifyEf 1iyfn nsHgF %HKka M q Henderson Whitaker
A,iGsdi AMaRsatIE i - E1fRss Pit r"7loa B.aE aEE'
L..
, 1861-01-30
BuBi1tes$ Uarg3.

nKS. SMALL & BEEBE have
II removed to their New Oface Rooms,
No. 102 Warrington Street,
Where they arc prepared attend to their
calls In Medicine and Surgery at Ill hours q tte day
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9nteiaI Notirt8.


~ To Horss Owners. DR.. Sweets
Iuf.,,,e 1sn,mcnt for orses Il unr1yaed h1 an5 IN
Ill css,s Of Ixnencss arising ftom sprssna. BRIDES or
Trcocbfuc ,;s ctect Is magical sad certain Ha1ness
nr s.ta,a ala Scratches Manfe DC. It wM a1so cuts
speeduy, sysvtn and RtnEboae nay be easily pro
vrnt and CARED IN their inrpasut sageA but confirm
.d rag. zre beyond the possibility Of radical cure.
No case OF the Kind hoWevnz u 70 deaperass hope
le.< hit may be aeviated bT this Mniment and IT.
<s.,l application viii axayz remove The L&raeness
snt eosle the horse to txnvt1 With compasuse ease.
E.cgy ho..e owner should have this remedy At hand
fr it, tIcy at tho inst appearance It LAmeness
viii eaec.ualy prevent those formidable diasasea
tened to which a hortes arc nsh1e and which render
70 many otherwise valuable ho1sea nearly worthless
Sac advertisement Fer sals b{ ]. Il. JOHNSON.
e.iera1 Agent y Stata atrset. noeTeoeow-dly
tE- How to do tiff you wish a
nn. herd Of Hair. ure LYONS KATHAIRoN. ths best
.ne uost popular preparation ever mtde- Isstamense
etle proves IT. exce1ence. It removes al Dandfnn,
rrsreuta the Hair from falltDg ont, restores snd
rre~ervsa H. and is Delightfully."- rsFmed Sold evrrT-
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GIN ALL: WARES, BUTT0N8
NJ AND NU110NA
Wors.od Hoods Eeeves, 9atte1s. *. pfess Trim
uetuE1 Cax1eta and 9k1rsA G1oTcs md Hosiery "a
trade Il respectfully .mgfted to examine fha 64uF1
Eo1dA which VII b. sold fur
- CLOSE CAE8 FHfEH
3. 7t, ro.vr.
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THICAGO & ROCK ISLAND
rom and arrive at Chicago ~ foloEs:
Day Exprtss and Mall laavo at AZ 4. T.. and az14ve
at3 Is ?. 4. tSunds5s e1ccpte3j.
Night Express leay lis :. L. tsstusdA7B excep&-
I'd arrive At a15 A.. y. tMond.Ja excepted.
Joliet Accommodation. SIC ~ fSundoys exctpte.
JOHN +. TRACY. 1an. 6upk
n. L. 81. JcH1, GeE1 Agent d87