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The national Republican., 1861-07-18
A CARD.

WASHINGTON, July l6 1861
The undersigned, late of the Girard House,
Phi adelrhia, have leased for n term of years,
Willald's Hotel, in Washington. They take this
occasion to return to their old friends and Gus
toners many thanks for past tavors, and beg to
assure them that they will be most happy to see
them In their lew quarters.
jy l6-lm SYKES, CHADWICK, d 90.
The national Republican., 1861-07-18

va We have heen requested to suggest the
immediate formation of "Home Guard" in
this District, for which the material is ample
among Our citizens and Office holders. 1t would,
doubtless, prove salutary measure in its sift-
ing process for they who are not for US are
against us.
The national Republican., 1861-07-18

By J. G. Mcclure & Co., Auctioneers.
!, XCELLENC HORSE, HARNESS, AND EX-
~ press Wagon at Auction. On sATUR-
DAY MORNING, July 2oth, at II o'clock, in
front OF the Auction Rooms OF James 9. McGuire
& Co., corner 10th st. and Pa. av., shall SELL
for account Of whom 1t may concern, for livery
due
excellent Work and Saddle Horse.
superior Express Wagon and Harness
Terms cash. JONI OREGON,
Metropolitan Stables,
D, between l34 and l4,h sts
JAMES @. MCGUIRE b CO.,
july ls-td Auctioneers
The national Republican., 1861-07-18
NEWS ITEMS.

Thomas H Watts is the Yancey candidate
tor Governor OF Alabama, in opposition to
Andrew B. Moore.
that the sailing Of Frasers line Of Charleston
steamers having been postponed in consequence
Of the blockade, they will commence running
as soon aa the blockade is removed, or declared
Intellectual By the British Government,
4 bill $50 prevent analgamation Of the diff
ferent races OF men has lately been passed by
the California Legislature. The bill makes It
G penal offence for any white person to inter
marry with any "colored person" whether of
the African or Asiatic races.
General Robert Seldom Garnett, who was
killed at st. George, was q native Of Virginia.
and about forty five years of age. He entered
West Point in the month Of September, ls4l,
sGd subsequent to hi4 cldnt,hip was appointed
Drevet second lentenEnG in the fourth artillery,
Oh the lst of July, lsIl. From July, le43.
until October, l944, lie was assistant instructor
yf infantry tactics at the Military Academy, and
from January 10 September, l5l5 was aid de-.
camp 70 Brigadiar General Wool H.. WAS
promoted to q first lieu'enau"y, August, le4G,
and served with much distinction in the battles
of Palo Alto and Resaca de Ia pnima. From
Jane, 1916. IA January, l849, he was aid de-
camp TO General Taylor, aud was breVetel
captain for gallant and meritorious conduct
in several conflicts at Monterey Subsequently
he was breve:ted ma jor "lor gallant and mrri.
torious conduct at the battle OF Bucna Eistu, -
nd ia Augusl l34S, was transferred TO the
seventh infantry where, in March, lS5l he rr.
,cived a full captaincy The last Army Re
tlster mentions him in the ntnth infantry, where
he held the rank Of full major, his rommissiou
dating March 27, 1855. The next account We
have Of him is as commander nnHicf Of the
rebcl forces at Laurel Hill, At whose head be
fell on Sunday nt the engagement Of st George.
How THE SPIES GET TO WAsHINGToN-Nr
Wilson, printer, who escaped here from Ma.
nassas Junction, says many Of the market we,
gons driven to Washington, are the property Of
spies, who resort to this as the easiest and best
means of visiting our city. Market wagons
even from Manassas Junction have free access
70 the oity.
The national Republican., 1861-07-18
Thursday, July ls, 1851.

ps No advertisements notices, except tn regular ad'
vcr,scrs will he inserted without payment in advance
The national Republican., 1861-07-18

Editorial Correspondence Of the National Republican.
New YoRx, Jaly II, 1861.
The national Republican., 1861-07-18
as>,.\~>A-,,nx EAkG

Mr.. GRIMES asked the Senator from Ken.
tucky if he would withdraw his motion until he
presented bill
Mr.. POWELL declined to withdraw his mo.
ton.
The Senate refused to adjourn.
On motion of Mr.. CLARK, the Senate went
into Executive session.
Adjourned.
, 1861-02-27

MKssxs. WALwoRTH, HunaARn 4 Co.:
Tho "GinArd Injector" 4 iAr ahead Of ANYTHING
H sXE IGE R1efs I'D Gta eases Eass e.
tended than any pump, dnd With 70 lbs pressure
fsom one boiler inject 80 gallons wstsr peT hour
EDWARD s. BOND. EhS'F sassr Refinery.
MEssHs. WAIwoRrH. HuDBAHD l. Co.:
The Injector" appears TO have the following I'D.
vantREes over the pnmp=Econonly OF power car
ts!nE ot action movement 1ndependant c{ engine H.
creased hest OF water upPed, and economy u spaeo
We ahoald be very reluctant to nnF pumps nran
nsSAEiaefIl,e stS1Easf6l = KtbbEE +bS1 GRsELEY M 60
We have IN use "GifArh Water Injector tntro.
dnced By WalwoEth. Hubbard Co. Are much plea ri
with IT, md believe 1t is great economy In
5Enssl Esq., EzA%EsoS za,E;Ss9S ~ srREErER
r. aa5s:s Chclr engine, With an Injector ID one
month averaged ten miles further with cord Of cod
than one exactly Similar ytthoat the Injector and tbey
nqilt n1 Or Thieh vonld othefwtse require new pamPs
Regarding ths merits Of tho Injector. 70 r>.,,a -
sh9P rs 1aSs4a ss3S .a Il i.9s ST.
fSass| fsa:i stssse9y tn%saFe rss %s5s
Ii Hsqine 1tEle " ~ CO. South Haven. Mich.
,ector." deliver them herp. Hee OF Ill charges at
dsf: P!saPsi ~ e g. 8. o.
1e&le2&Sttxtp No. III L axe street
, 1861-02-27
4 NORTHEKN WOMAN.

Elsewhere in this paper we print Letter
from Northern woman, who bears of the
palm for boldness Of speech We give her
a hearing, but arc compelled to dissent
from her conclusions. If the day co1nesi ii
which this Union is to be dissolved, :ahE
fatal blow by which the madness Of disso-
luton is consummated must be struck By
the South. We have agreed to abide BY
the compact the Constitution rs it is
Until the blow "a Is we have no wish nor
thought which is not for the Union Of the
States.
A word of our correspondent: She is .
highly respectable and, as her letter ind
Gates. intelligent and cultivated lady Of ore
Of the larger Of the interior cities OF tLe
State. The great granddaughter of Rcv-
olutionary hero, the fire Of the old f1irt
sparkles in her vigorous sentences. Rea:.
what she says
, 1861-02-27
=: **"*: CHICAGO, "WEDNESDAY ~ 1861. ?

South Carolina One or two Of the Gnlf
States may sympathize with them to some
extent; but it is evident from the despond-
ent tone Of the South Carolina journals that
majority of the Convention, arc aversc to
them. It is thought that much bad blood
has been already engendered between
these parties in the Convention, which
the public is kept in ignorance :o:,
through the non-publication OF the
debates. Looking 10 the recent ante:
cederts Of the States in question it IS
Is easy to determine how the matter will
end. There will be a sudden discovery Ct
want of "homogeneity" among the peo-.
pie Of the seeding States, which JEFF. De-
Wis asserts in his inaugural is just cause
for separation, and another secession will
occur before the seceders get their ne,y
government fully organized.
, 1861-02-27
Gbiea1o Griidutae.
HANKS IN LIQU1DATf0N.

4AAN&AS IN Ak4
Considerable excitement was manifested
In the city yesterday, on the receipt Of news
from Springfield. that tic Auditor had
placed seventeen of thn banks called on in
November to increase their securities ia
liquidation. This course was adopted on
their failure to comply with the calL The
matter had been discussed the even
ing previous by the banks Of this
city, notice having been received Of
Of wha. would occur and it was agreed
that they would take and pay out the bills
as usual They were accordingly taken as
II nothing had occurred.
The only effects Of this decision Of the
Auditor, ii We understand the new Bank
ing Law, will be to allow the holders If
the bills to withdraw the bonds if they
choose to do SO, paying for them in the
bills Of the bank to which they belong, at
the same rate at which they were at first Is
sued. Section four Of article one reads rs
follows:
Sec. t. While eny bank .s under protest for a
failure redeem its circulating notes on demand.
~ u,T provided br law, or uuder CALI make up
DEFICIENCIES in its seenrr1es. OF IN process Y gut-
da1u, the auGftoE, upru demand, Eaal sell, With
ont nUtce and deliver II the holder Of any OF tho
Circulating nolcs Of such bank any OF the secu1t-
ties Jspnssed by eucl bank with the said anditt'r
for banking purposes; the amount Of securities 10
be ec!! 1nd delivered aforesaid to be In propo--
lion to The anoant Of circulating notes surrender
Cd therefor, IN % same proportion that the who'd
amount Of securities Of such bank, deposited with
the auditor. estimated at tfetT cash value st tie
time pl euch delivery, Is aiosceald, bear to tie
whole a:nonat Of circulation then outetab1ipg.
rortdfd, that in no case however. Shall the audi
tor deliver to the said holder, aforesaid, moo
than rar va1lc of the circulating notes returned
And. Vro<idsd further, that no bank in this State
shall uriett its chnrterspriy1eges. or be liable 10
hsve It's bonds sold to redeem its eli cnatng note4
while in 1cfaul: aforesaid except in the manncr
provided for ii this ion antil after the expir
tfon of SIX mouths from the passage Of this act.
FOR his services rendered under this section tie
auditor shall be entitled to demand aud receive
from each holder, aforesaid, one-ha1 Of one pur
cent. GE his compensation
The following is list Of the banks
placked IN liquidation with the amount
and tho value OF their circulation
on the 31st Of January, as given in tie
report Of the Hon. s. A. Hurlburt, Chair
man of the Committee on Banks and Cor.
porat!ous, made to the House Of RepreseE-
tat;yes Feb. 11th:
, 1861-02-27

LIZ AEEfCSSAtt CkiEuidslba I'll tut5E Dau}S
is So, ,726,7 ,795, while the entire value Of tie
stocks If they were sold at the price ruling
January 81, would he $2,s14,31s. This
would show L less Of S412,477. But IS
tue process Of winding up tue banks will
be slow, and the value OF the State stocks
is likely to appreciate, it is not probable
that anything like that loss will be sustain-
ed. In fact, if our bankers continue to IT,
ceive them as they did yesterday, nobody
will be likely to suffer. There are large
number Of banks IN the State whose bills,
are not much, If any, better than those tile
Auditor has put in liquidation.
The Eau Cla;re and the Arctic Banks Of
Wisconsin, were thrown out YESTERDAY.
Their Bills are bought at 20 per cent dis
count.
We advise our business men everywhere
not to be pan;c-strieken and sacrifice their
money if they can possibly avoid it. The
bills of these banks were worth month
ago just as little as they are now. Keep cool
few months longer, ind after the si1
months clause Of our new banking law
goes into operation, We have reason to hope
that We shall have sound, reliable cur
re1cy. Let us get rid Of what are vicious
J. and weak among our present banks rs
q quietly and with Us little loss as possible
, 1861-02-27

The receipts for the last week, as eorl-
pared with those Of the week previous,
show decrease Of 10000 barrels of flour,
$4,000 bushels Of corn, 1a, 900 bbls of poriz,
100000 lbs Of cut meats, 100000 lbs of lard,
1000 hogs, and 200 beef cattle; with al
increase of 10000 bushels wheat, 12,0Gh
bushels oats, $500 bushels barley ait,
II 900 lbs seeds
The following table shows the. receipts
Of flour, grain, &C., since the 1st Of Jann-
ary last as compared with those Of tic
corresponding period for the two yeai:;
nravintts.
, 1861-02-27
From eur own Correspondent.

wasHtxaTnv Feh o3 1871
Quite urexpcctedly Old Aba dropped dow1
in our midst this morning about nine o'c]oc;.
he was expected this afternoon. Ths
cause of this anttctpAtion of the proeramu,,
may ha +hna briefly cxn,a;ned. p,nlrerton t1.a
f,non. chf,.aco detect,vo h,e haen ;n.R,1,,,
mora far some t,me nast. taking notes a,,a
non,t,xt1np tbe secrets of the secess,onists If
/ at c,tv Ha sat;sf,ed himself that n1ot v.s
rnatprrd IN mst, the attemnt IN nssass;no,a
ho+h 1,nco1n md Hau,3n vh,1a no.a;,,r
+hrorob +b.+ .,+r Hor1t, u,e sn,r,vad5,,
th;. hanav,,a,+ de.;o, on him .nd .to1a a
m.rch m +he vi,lasns and nn,ot,v nas..,
.,...-z,, ~ ..,... -. .s.. a.,
avnacted Rnt r. res FIR 1.inco,, that tha
chief nrenarations had bean made.
pyh;1a ta waa at Harr,ehnrgb re.+ardav NJ
sav.,d,s son arrived with n conf,dent{,, n,cx,-
,.oa adv,.,no him tn tab. +he n,o1+ t,a,n IN
Ph,1ade,nhfa AM, thence In washington AZ
w. nroner momant ,r1tbont ottr,ot M arv
,ttent;on he took b;s sent IN The cars and in .
r.v hoora u.a IN ph;1ada,nh,. .r,,1a tta
dan,7en, of Harr,.bn,c sunnosad That he wa,
am n tha,r nn,dst - aro,a sn,n;c,on ,,f
hi. novsrnent. b,s f.r,;,v ~ mi, .
rena,,ea At tha, lodging n,scea ar,v,nc
al ph;,ade,nh;o o+ +ha an, a +ba Nav yort 4,o-n
canna n ha ..annaa ahoora .nd ~ , fau mo,a
honra vaa In Rait,mora-naszinr - thronoh t,,.t
citv At tha honr h;s ron1d.ha sssn.s,ns re-a
dreamtnr fthe e1ecnt,on of tb,Ir bloody d.
| .,on Whan +ha, su,ta ~. htra nad 49,,
and was already IN his quarters In this eity. H.
was met at the depot by Senator Seward who
| took him in his carfiago to liz private resi-.
dance, where he will spend the day. It is re-
ported that he will take suite Of rooms 1T
Willard's tomorrow instead Of the priYeie
house engaged for him by the Illinois mem.
bers.
How much danger he won1d have hean ~.
posed to in passing nub1ic1v thrnoh Rn,,;.
mora can only ba spTm;sed Rnt h,a fr;ends
who had the matter in hsnd. concln6ed tbzt IT,
was better MOTTO expose his life to unnacestarv
rlsks. Tho vast majority of II. neon,s of Ri.
timore are loyal and friendly. But It Il noto-
rions that there are dazperate 1.w,asa nr,-
slavery rnf1ans IN ahnndano. 1ha .,,,... ~ -.
bIs blood Thew ara disnn5on,.t. of - .ha nast ~,
l " AA4N AAOpL
, 1861-02-27

sPa1xGFIRLD. Ill, Feb. 26-The State Audi.
tor has been officially notified by the Bank
commissioners 20 that the following banks have
tailed to make good their securities under the
mt cal, which expired on the Goth inst The
credited banks, arc put in iIqaidation - -
Bank Of Raleigh; Bank Of .Auroru: State
Bank; .4mesiean Exchange Bank National
Bank; Corn Exchange Bank; Bank Of the
Commonwealth; Southern Bank Of Illinois,
q, Graysille; Bank Of Chester; Bank q Pike
Eonnty; Ba9k Of Quincy; Grand Prairie Bank !;
Mezchants' and provera' Bank; Citizens :BsoF ::
Morgan County Bank - ''':-'';:!-: !;
, 1861-02-27

The market for -four and grain durini;
the past week has been quiet, and the tell
dency downward. Flour has declined II
to 15c per brl; wheat, ! 1-2c; and corn 1c.
Mess pork has declined 12 1-2c to 25c, al |
dressed hogs closed 10c to 15c lowe.
Timothy seed advanced 10 to 15c.
The following table shows the closin !;
prices Of leading articles yesterday, con-
pared with the ruling quotations ut the
corresponding date in 1860:
, 1861-02-27

IoUAvE EEHKT1T CoACERT.-Thfe evening,
let onr readers remember, the q. 8. ZouaYe
Cadets take benefit at Bryan HILL. Madame
Fabbri, Herr Hulder, signor Abelli, Mr.: Julius
Iumbard and q grand orchestra and chorus
take part in the programme. Madame Fabbrl
will sing "Home, sweet Home, y, the orches-
TIA will gige "Asjor Anderaon's March, By
A J. Vaas, and the Cadets will go through q
'skirmish drill, Introducing their peculiar
movements, and the, performance conclude
with novel rendition Of the ",star spaneled
Banner,"- in which Madame Fabbri and the
zouaves will appear. There viii undoubtedly
be a full attendance. =: =:
FovSDAH1os OF i FEE EHoH BENEVOLENT 30:
c1ErY:--At meeting Of the French residents
and those Of French descent in Chicago, held
at the: Marine Bank building on the 23d Inst.
the French Vice Consul was called to the
Chair, aud after: the adoption Of the constitp-
ton Of a French Benevolent society,. which
lad been previously submitted to their examt-
natton By Special Committee, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing year:.
Prestdent---F. g. BERTEAu. :.
Vice Presidenta-J. Leduc. G. DeLoyues.
Treasurer-A Sphinx.
Sacretary-A. Ered1u. -,
committee-A: Beng1ey, D. Fzanchere, j. Colne,
AZ Go to John Jones's, 10 Dearborn .treet, sns
Ct. your clothes cleaned and repaired. =,
E Hair Brushes. Teeth Brushes, Nail Brushes
In large variety, at low p1ieea at sargenta Pha1-
macy, corner Randolph and State
~ All should not fail to resd the advertisement
Of Prof. Wood In to-days paper. rnh-1y
LooK HEEE!-A widow lady, perfectly compe-
tent, wants situation rs honsekeeper In gentle.
mans family. Address, HouszKEErEn," TEL
BusB odce. feaGxst
~ Rev: 5anes Dixon will lecture at Bryan
Hall on Tuesday exening. Subject" Models Of
Mankind" 49,, - ',''
Tickets 25 cents, Proceeds fol the benefit Of
Union Park Baptist Sabbath School. : feae52s
w Cook q Mciain, os Dearborn street, havs
made their price 70. cleaning and dyeins gcnt'a
garments less than any other house in tha city.
e4
~ For A.sT operation upon your teeth, OF for
PERFECT artificial work Of any desirable style, call
on DE-. Albaugh, No. IS West Randolph at,
, 1861-02-27
THE CITY,.

POTATOES FOB THE SouTH.-A business firm
Of this city has shipped 1900 bushels Of potar
toes to Southern markets within the past
week.
TH1oDoN's.-This place Of Amusement still
draws crowded houses. Exhibitions are given
each afternoon especially for the ediacation Of
the young folks, in addition to the usual eve
ming performance,
~ Grace Greenwood Mrs LippencotD
the celebrated autboress, delivers a lecture be-
| fore the 7. N. Association, On Monday even;
Ing, the 18th Of March, on. The Heroic In
Common Life" !:
TIE Ea1nEzzLEMEsr CAsg.-The arguments
| in the case Of Howard, charged with embez+
cling from Messrs. Pinkerton &: Co., was clos.
| ed yesterday afternoon before Justice DeWolf
The defendant will be acquitted to-day or elBa
held for trial.
| TIE GAUNTLET TH1EF.-Darid Holm,
charged with the larceny Of pair Of gauntlets
from No. 107 Randolph street, and who had
found and forIelted bail, WAS yesterday IT,
arrested BY Officer johnson, and held by Jus
tiee Davis In $500 to appear for trial.; :: =
COMING ur-The fremont House stood just
twenty-six inches nearer grado last night than
ever before, the progress yesterday having
been fourteen inches. Thus far no cracks
have been made in the walls, and no material
accidents have transpired to mar the entire
succeas Of the most stupendous lifting opera-
don ever performed in this country.
CHURCH OF THE Ascension. la sacred con.
cert ia to be given at the Church Of the Ascen,
clon, on Oak street, near Wells, North Diyfs.
ion, on tomorrow (Thursday) evening, for Tie
benefit Of the church, the exercises to COM
menee at eight o'clock. All interested in fur.
thering the interests Of the congregation will
make note Of this and be present.
REV. JAMES D1xos's LEcTuRE.-The lecturf
Of Rev. james Dixon for the benefit Of the Il
brary Of the Union Park Sabbath School, al
Bryan Hall last evening, WAS but passab1y at
tended. The address was Eeplete with statis
tics, aneedote and critical research, on the
subject of "Model Minds" !" and it is matter o1
regret that a larger house could not hare lis
seneo 10 II.
...-....-, -
hshcHAs1s Assoc1A71oN.-This body con
vened in good1y numbers last evening at tht
usual place, The prediction Of bankers, thu
they could not hang together long, but woult
eventually spccumb to their power, does MOI
| at present appear to be near its veridcation
Ihe high rate Of exchange was discussed {ant
eussed) Last night By several influential mer
enan1s' VINO, although not accustomed to pro
lan,sy' mlsas De excused for speaking In ear
nest "hen the price paid for that article rang
es as nigh as At present '+'-
, 1861-02-27

CHICAGO PRODUCE AND PROVE
ION TRADE.
The receipts and shipments Of Flour,
Grain, Live Stock, Provisions, &C., by s'l
the railroads leading into this city dur
ing the past week we're as follows:
, 1861-02-27

1ns1C BOOKS FOR TEMPER.

MUSIC .BOURS FUR TEMP En-
Iyt AECE MEETTNG3-Nxw Txxr1zAnox MEL
.Bgsrox TEAPERAscE 6LEH BOOK. Songs and Gie~a
adaptad T. popular melodies, 50 cts. f1uE1Ayc4s
GHoIEA Songs Dlsts. Trio., Glees, Catest Ghornso
HyHtS Ssesed so:gs snd Ghants, 50 ID, soyIsr = =
AEcEsoYa Boo1, 1acss ses.r m. .naid n0 karKR
pr1ca. Published bJ DlT Son CO. Bossn1, 1,ecs1ps o.
, 1861-02-27

-,,.t. o...,, a., E-,
.s,rhs ~ oo-,-tr1 ~ -z1os ~ 10 ssrnd .,,,. -. a.
zrinciplc contained n thc Declaration Of hdc.
ps'adeaee, which gave liberty not alone to the
people " lals couaIrS, oaI 70 tae peop5e oI
eount,u ea,not b. sa,nd sU;thoa th;. nrinetn}e h.
aco,tFd rather 1e assassinatod on the SPOT than sur
render II"
lhank 6od! Inc country ms az last got an
honest brave and true NAN tor President. The
neDDle will stsnd nv him tn the end of the
.o-..- c,.
-cnaplef, come Hnas may lie, IN common
with the masses of the people, is opposed to
h1ondrhed-ond rone viii AM un1aeo IN ea1f
defanco Rnt 1ct t,c coat ha a:ha+ il r,ar
Fraedom'a hanner shall not he str3c1ren doIn
a,5 o,,,,,,-aa h.. ~, a ,,,tr,,ons p c1o7. ~
Aha Ia nov hsra In raw fapv aoca .,ora
tha ro;ora of f.ore-n,ne e,t MI, he ont~ns+ad
- liz Io,ae -rho- +h,.--o. 49,, t.os+a.. ..s,,
s1-n7,, r,,t ,f .;,t+ ,na 1;aa thar,,,,-a. IT,.
tats 49, .,,1,os So, ~ ha,a.t ~ ~ -,
~ -r,,a - 49, pnoh.1ana r,orsa -,
coth, Thornnsors Toanhsas a9a1,a,;saa ,n, ~,
snd Sorsysr Al hi, tho n.t,ona1 s rara.sra ".sl
49,, 1 ~
''
wAsu1yoro,. Feb "a. 1871.
soue persons are DISPOSED to find fault with
| Mr.. Lincoln for not passing through Baltimore
| at the time advertised, claiming that it was
| b1eaeh Of engagement. It Is a full answe er to
| this assertion to state the fact that he had
| made no engagement to stop In Baltimore
He had no: been invited by the CORPORATION
authorities, nor BY any political organization
| of Baltimore, to tarry In thst city, He was
not under any sort Of engagement, express or
implied, to pass through there at any particu-
lar hour. No official invitation having been
rendered, Of courac be had accepted none, and
| was perfectly free to choose his own time Of
reaching and leaving that city.
However, It was his intention and desire
to have arrived at A n, remained there IN.
til 8 P. NJ, and reached Washington at $50
?. n, and 1t was after two hours persuasion
and expostnlatton Of the secret Committee
who had letters to him from Seward, Scott
and others, that he consented to anticipate By
| one train the published time OF his arrival in
, 1861-02-27

.W2te Pamphlets containing the opinions Of celsbfs
ted Chemists and Isicans respecting nsaof ths'
WAExE In the eaae Of many diseases Of tho nunasn
TEN. will babapplisd gratis cn applseaaon 70 q.
REED d CO.. Wholesale Dsuzz1sts. Cnleaso.
~c.,Y ~ p.vpv,rr feNe1lT1etWTx
, 1861-02-27

The Arrival Of Lfncotn-Thc Plot ID
Assaastnate him Discovered by Pink
erton-l1nco1nss &peeche&-1he Goi.
den Thread through them all.
, 1861-02-27
M A r RRJED

NJ A RRIED,
In this city the 18th inst 1T the residence Of the
PRICES father, p G. Cook, By the Rev. Henry Cox hr
WI!nh1iAM I: PANELS OF Iowa City, Iowa, to MTs,
LIbD1E g. Coon.