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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-06-29

Taking Fesfet 70 fAsAse Asyts1 F&
Salary sLersa-3 sIAzfers TO JGiy lss y
Salary clerk in part
Keeping F0xier fysupsrb
SeEvfces clerk Of Ceater t3H-sesp 80.
do Trustee Rpckfosd do
d. Jaas<e Of rsccassn
Keeping B-aIxA BA<2a& f7A1perl
Nediesl attertxn-e 30 barney tracpsr1
Plating raa1 for eiefk
Reni 81 sressRrefss s1see fer uaaths sfes- go
Binding sri repairing tfsnk taslxs
Services As deputy sheriff u District Csart
do do do
Medical attention to pauper
Services Go super ns endent common Sehoois
3s esrsss sussi .es clerks esfz1e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-28
INDIANA TROOPS FOR KESruckY-oniek WO,

INDIANA TROOPS FOR KENrucKY-Onck Work
The Cincinnati Gazette Of Path saws:
Yesterday morning Col. Hecker, Of the 26th
Illinois regiment, received orders at Camp Dem
niBon to hold himself In readiness to leave for
Louisville at an hours notice Thirty minutes
afterward the regiment was ready to move but as
the train Of cars which was to bring them to this
city had not arrived, they were compelled to wait
half an hour Arriving In this CITY they found
two boats at the landing, with steam up and
everything In readiness to leave, without any
delay, they marched on board, and three hours
after receiving the order to move. were twenty
miles on their wayl
Last Saturday, when II became evident that as
Wiltses OF tfhe Reserve Militia, dispatched Gen,
Anderson, Offering him the services Of a battalion
OF his regiment for sixty days, providing that be
would arm them. The General replied that be
could not possibly do 90, and directed the Colonel
to supply himself with the Greenwood musket in
this city: Adjutant General Buckingha ham, who
happened In town Sunday, was consulted upon
the matter, and deemed II expedient to make such
disposition Of the arms, Il would only prevent
tnat number OF three years men now In camp
nom entering into active service al soon as they
otherwise might General Anderson was 80 in
formed, and tits reasonable TO suppose, concurred
with General Buckingham In THIS decison
YESTERDAY, however, Col Wfltsee received
another dispatch from the General. stating thai :
large number Of arms had been shipped 10 him
from Washington on the 18th inst which were
daily expected, and directing him to come on i'm.
medistely: The Rover Guards, Pendleton Lig b,
Guards, Kirby Guards, Capt. French's Com pany
from Lockland, and a company from the Twelfth
Ward, will therefore, leave this evening at ave
O'Clock. d.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-28
pENsIoN OFFICE, JUNE 9Th, 1861.
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CON

70 ALL WHOM. 1T MAY CONCERN.
d 1887 ths PeGn 9eissue tbs RagI s5s 1ss SSt
rants desc rbed herein, which are al legged 20 have
asts Sf a6s sStos hereby
rant, new Certificate, OF like tenor, Will be Is
sued, II no yaId objection shall then appear.
no, 80 6U1, Tor 30 acres, Issued under the act OF
sePtember, 1880, IN the, name Of Elizabeth Wells,
Eid0T oI Daniel Wells and granted on the 21th
No IS $40 for l6O sorS 5, fssuod ander tRe act OF
March, $50, In the name of Alexander Orme, and
~ ss Sn the 18TH day of October, s6s-sePtem
No II sas, for $50 sores. issued under the .ot Of
E,scsssd on the nth day Of August, is57.-Ootober
No. Sel ss O for Iso .0,e. uDd., ,O, Of ,s., and
bearing date May eth iso In favor s o Of Mic Mlchss ad
kOpp father of Samuel Ropp, deceased, Third In
for la scTs. issued uDGsG she s sos ss u
granted on the sist day Of March, is5s.NooiObsT
No 94,s5, for $50 acres, issued under the act Of
srsnted SS the sd daT of N M.I and
No $500, for iso acres. Issued under the sot Of
bs1 and sGfn.1s q4 the 18th OF sspem
Msfch s5 IN the name Of %s scr
And sIe, Ted on IN, the 27th day of september, 1856
March. 1855, ia the name of Guy 8. Alexander, mi
fsuted H % july issNovsmbeG s s deceased and
No. 2.l6S, for Ito acres, issued under the sot oi
March; 1850 IN the name ot BenjiInin Reilly, and
granted on the 9th day of June, 1855
NO $50 azt tGr 80 acres: Is.Sed under the sct Of
granted on the 9Th day of May, 1855.
NO $50. ior l6O acres, issued under the act oi
March, 1855, In the name of Samuel n WaterhOuse
and granted on the sd day OF May, 1855
n o. S,SS5, 1or 30 acres, Issued under the act o
S bs N ID Ihs S.T name 81 Of sh,. DSEns and
No Il $50, for $50 aores, issued under the act OF
March, l85, In the name of James Pray and granted
on the zlst dsy OF March, 1861 November g, 1861.
NO % ~ flr iso acres, issgsd under the act q
A., and John ID. g., minor children of Irwin Bsg-
get, deceased, and or .ntsd the 24th day of May
1856 November 2S, .86l,
No +4ySls, for 80 acres, Issued under the sot oi
Mach, ls55 q the name Of Getty, widow Of Thorn.
EN00e, ana grsns,d the 18th day Of January
NO. IS SO, for l60 acres, issued under the act OF
ard granted & on the sth dsJ of January, l85s.-NO-
no. sces, for 1so acres, issued under the sot Of
and grant ID on the l2th day Of October, isssNNo-
No s,7ss. for 100 40. es, issued under the act Of
Mafch, 1856, In the name of Daniel West, and
sasnted on the 18th day of July, lss5-Desember 4
No. 81 ,ss. for 100 acres, issued under the act @,
Maron, 1855, In the name of Hannah. widow o.
James wilson, aud granted on the 2Oth day of Feb
Iuary, 1857 -December 50, 1851
NO % $50, Tor l20 acres, ISSUED under the aot o
marcn 1855, IN the name Of Martha, widow Of An
sw soIi and granted on the 18th day of hpll
JOSEPH Il. BARRETT,
eN-l6W Commlss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-28
HcLean's Volcanic Oil Lininent,
MIE lKrY kIHIhFAY mflE Hnllnl

Sis .aly s.f. ..rt.n eur, for Csnssrs fiis., Yl
.sn, svsllngs and ETsnehiis Csitrs, Paralysis Hsu
I.lGis, Wssflsss Of the mssess, CArsnis f.mnsissy
khssmsusm susnsss the Jsnts, Csntrselsa Mssess
krsnsnt Earesks rsethaehs Rruisss Hpraias Frssh
Css Wssnds pissu, Fever ssrss, Caisd frsasi, ssrs
nBpiss Barns, ssalas, tsps Threat any
pain, ne dfsRanss bsv lsnf he dissass may
have sIisssd, mckkAhT CEkkBkAfED kIhlMEHT 10
Q certain remedy. ..-- = - :
SAssands sf ksnsa ssins, been ssvsd life sf dis
sPtuds and nissSy sy hs sf i invalsssls remedy
MeLEANS VOLCANIC OIL LLNIMENT
VIII rslisss pain simsst instanianssssy and will slsss
purify and heal the fssss In iEsfsdsls shs tin
FOR HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS.
nekkANTCEkERRATED Ed LInlMENf 10 xks saly sxfs
.ad reliable remedy for the sf Spawn, RinfSsos
WtnsTas splins, Unnatural lamps Hsdss ev silp "a
L as,u f.isd - ssrs Big Head, fsisvil, Firsa, die
nsnning sessa o. svssny, IL properly spphs1. Ya
sIrsS, S..isss sssa,ssss .sksd hss, C&sfss s.ddls
o. Cellar etn Csts, Sores, Wslsds, d q an nfsihbls
s.ssy ApSly a. dssssst and ssss 10 ssrsai. b svssy
fAss ss as ls.sss via he ...y ~srss... I,.s-s.s.
:ssca M tny ysn 0s..is ,.lyiy q Dt. hcLkAH1 ctkB
bkArkb hlmimknf. 10 VIII pea : - F-rs
aaEs IL MckEAt, asls PssDnssss,
Csnsr rAist sAd Pias sss, D. Essis, Ia
CnAkhA e1Ofr, 0S Pa sv, ssis srsst IN Wsanlse
ss Ls SHssgk- ss~sfsts~- = .s ssD saw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-28

SHOES AT THE S0UrH.-The Shoe and Lsath-
or Reporter says:
Considerable curiosity is manifested among
our shoe manufacturers to know whether the
inhabitants Of the Southern Confederacy are
receiving a regular supply of shUoo, o.III
wearing the old ones purchased last winter and
spring. Rumors Of smuggling operations have
been circulated, and several prominent houses
have fallen under suspicion Of indirectly giving
aid and comfort to the enemy by selling shoes
and other goods to be conveyed to the South,
via the British PROVINCES or Cuba Since the
oapture by our troops of the forts at Hatteras,
two such vessels, among others, loaded with
shoes, blankets, clothing, &c have fallen into
our hands, and the bills of ladng on one of
them, the Susan Jane, from Halifax, Nova
Scotia, showed that the goods we're purchased
from leading houses in New York and Boston
Its probable that more direct evidence of COM
pllcIty than these papers furnish would be re-
CURED before parties who sold the goods could
be invited to take up residence in Fort
Lafayette.
We notice a shipment from Boston last
Thursday OF one hundred and twenty three
cases containing 6.023 pairs Of shoes, for
Halifax, which goods very likely are intended
ultimately for the South, as the shipment is
very large for that province. The Quarter
naster-Generaps department at Richmond has
received five thousand pairs of new kind of
shoe, which Is expected to answer very we'll
during the great scarcity Of leather The
Richmond papers say the uppers are made Of
canvas, prepared 30 as to be fmpervious to the
weather, and are said TO equal in all respects
the best shoe leather. These probably are no
better aud no worse than the recently intro
duced New York canvas shoe. The shoe mer-
chants Of Richmond urge the discharge from
the Confederate army Of all the shoe takers,
and their employment at making those shoes.
canvas shoes have been used extensively by
soldiers in camp in Massac chusetts for fatigue
wear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-28

ALLIsAroRs TO BIZ TURNED TO ACCOUNT
recent author says the time Is not for distant when
obligations to society, and that the business OF
catehiRg them will afford another chance for prof
table industry. Oil Of very nne quality can be
ootained from alligators, and Il 10 considered
most valuable for scalds, burns and rheumatis
E1ceilents saddles and beautiful bsots and shoes
nave oeen made out Of their tanned skins Their
hard, white polished teeth may be used for a
variety OF purposes; while under the fore ns there
10 an odofiferous substance resembling musk, aud
which II Is supposed, can be employed AZ a sub
stitute for that expensive article =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-28
SUMMER RETREATS.
SEA BATHING AND SAFE RETREAT,
y. AT P0INT LOOKOUT, MARYLANp.

AT EOlNI LOOk-oUT, MAINLAND.
This ce ebrated Bathing Place. situated at the
lHsfneaon Of the Potomac River with the "A 4
chesapeake Bay, will be opened by the xAv
undersigned on the 10th of June, in the III u
vefy best style, for sll persons who may wish .
sale and quiet retreat, where they osn have the
3eneht OF the best salt water bathing and enjoy the
9eneacles OF the water, such Is Fish OF ell kinds.
oysters, Crabs, go.
.. Eyery description Of fishing tackle will be kept
lot the accommodation of guests.
hne livery stable kept on the farm
Also, ten pin alleys and billiard saloons with
al other amusements usually found at such places
Inc table will be supplied daily with fresh veEe-
LADIES from the garden on the premises and from
the Baltimore and Washington markets.
st the Bar.
Bosrd, 81 per day; one week, sI2; second week,
si; i3uT weeks for SIS; children and colored SER
The steamer st. Nicholas leaves Washington
Iuesday a. m. and Baltimore on Friday az p.
m. The half past O'Clock p m. tram from WASH
lngt9n will connect at Baltimore with the boats,
reoohlpg Point Lookout daily ; . SO, tri-weekly
st:se from Washington. By way of Lsonardtown
u, Add ;ess the ProPrietors, at Point Lookout,
Warrington ID c., or Alexandria, Va.
ma HEFLEBOWER q CO Prop'rs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-28

VI The Frederick (Md.) Union Of Thursdsy
sayE A skirmish between Confederate on The
other side Of the river and FEDERAL on this side
took place at the Point Of Rocks on Tuesday, In
which one Of the Confsderates were known to
the rivsr, used by the enemy, was DESTROYED by a
shell thrown from this side tits believed that the
Rebels sustsiaed other damage az they soon
scsmpered on rapidly. The Federas sustained
no damage. nt-eIeg !
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-28

LET NO FALSE BELICACY PREVENT
APPLY IMMEDIATELY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-28
Z DIR. JOHNSTON,

Hss diseos~sf rae west Csrtais, Speedy sad ssly
EGsefsal Rspsdy ~ fks World,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-28
DENTISTRY.
DENTISTRY.
DIR. CHARLES r.. BOTELER,
DENTIST.
No. 336 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Between Ninth and Tenth Streets

MI TEETH.
~. / L00MIS, NJ; D., the inventor and patentee
ofths MINERAL PLATE TEETH, at-@
tends personally at his ONCE n this city SS
Many persons oan wear these teeth who <0IIO
cannot wear others, and no person can wear others
who cannot wear these.
Persons calling at my ofioe can be accommodated
Win any Style and price of Teeth they may desire;
oleanest, strongest, and most perfect denture thai
art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE will be
more fully warranted.
Rooms In this oIty-No. S3s Pa. avenue, betvesp
phIa. 90 IL ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-28

fHE MANY THOUSANDS cared at this institptsn within
hs last years. and the
cal operations performed BY Dr. Johnston vnssd BY
Itpsrtfi ne paper. and many ether psrons, notices Of
ds. hrs standing Esntlsman Of character and r,sPens
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-28

A VERY NICE IRON PLATE PIANO
6AaEk 6AaEnkTE for sale for $50 ostMErzEl ~
IasIsF rasasE, sd is'sinst ot Pianos f.isaial @
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-28
GAS FITTING, &c.

WIN T. DOVE co,
which they pay be favored IN the
PLUMBING, Gas OR STEAM FITTING
BUSINESS,
III store on 9TH street, q few doors north of Pa
eyenne where may be found . com plete assortment
9I O. %ChASpGEkI G EkS and other Gas, STEAM and
w fEh rIA GO6ES iAT-tp
H. PL UMBER AND GAS FILTER,
las removed 10 tho corner of Twelfth and r sis
De 10 prepared TO introduce Water and Gas n Don
tne post favorable terms, and guarantees entire
g, He has on hand . lot Of COOKING and other
wishes TO get rid of them. no II
GAS FIXTURES.
" = Have In store, and are daI y recelyinr 6IS
hHTOhSS OF entirely New Patterns and Uesitn ns
e1d Finish, superior In style to anything heretoiore
onei q IN this market We invite citizens xeperaI
Y 70 sail and examine our stock of Gas and Water
selected stock in WashinEton
Ali Work in the above line utru sted 70 IN c.Ys
VIII DO promptly attended TO,
MYERS d MoaHAN.
-mAIs-G S76 street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-28
mar SIT
0F nee OF !NsPECT0R AND sEALER
" OF Gas METERS.

~ OF GAS METERS,
NOTICE rs HEREByH EMBsyyHg55TipFsS gTpFRsS IEly y, i,s.:
sby TO the PROVISIONS Of tbs ordinance Of The Cor
loraaon splToyed May II. lasO, the Undersigned is
:sse:. ansnessr [sefislIca IsfiSi n .riaas; and
TeElsuahon Of any Ens meter in use in this city !"
Every meter, ffound incorrect, will be condemned
and another, sealed and marked "a true Will be
set In IFS plsce. II proved to be sccprase in iiS
messul sment OF gas u will be sea.ea acco -dinrlJ,
anc AGAIN put in position for use.
Once No. SO Seventh street, (near Odd Fsl-
.svr han2 Open from 9; M, tot M.
CHARLES w. CUNNINGHAM
J n-h INSPECTOR and Sesler of Gas Meters.
, 1861-02-02

ATICuIGAN SOU THERN AND
Nl LAKE suoRE RAILROAD.
1850 M...-. Winta1 Arrangement. -. .l86fo a.
Takes e1cc. SEnuay. Nov. -
&c l. Knew YORK and Boston E1presae edA1tJ excs
Sundays, VIA Uea Lire.
Qr.M-Aly1t Exprcs-da.iy except Saturday, Tf4
Did Line
Coanect!ns at Toledo saa Detroit NTH t7s!ns 70 %
tho Se7s England states ard CanadRs.
dn3 H. T., .nt 69 x-Plt:snarSh. n3litaose I'D
a. quick tina \. any other route.
go l. T. aud ~ r. r.N-Drsroit Express VI ADRIAN
z.r,Et~c Il Det:olr IT 60 =. u, and Il IS H.. Il /,
connecting directly With traiss t1p Gruat
Western ard u.4aI Trunk i.uelA
Woodruff ; Pzten: slser119 txIn .clcmr<ox all
the Night Trains this route to New York and ton.
Tickets c4a DO had It all ticket Offices In tie HsAt
and 1T the EompAnys Utcs. a. Dearborn streetA and
It the depot.
ITaiRa Ieave To.edo At "a r L. T.. 8nd l02s L.;
arrive in Lhcagu 1t Auu 1. T. nad al1rM.
Gs.U. H. GRAY, Gen'L WeiseZn Ase:t
IQu4 D. G. XTNEXI. GNn1 SNpk 1f31GlY
, 1861-02-02

Persons wishing drop letters advertised must at
fix three cent stamp.
W OdIce open from 1st May to LIST November.
dniiy, fexcept Snndays] from 7A.H. till s r.N. On
Sunday FROM till 10A An From November till
May !, from AN. TIL r.a.. daily Except Sun
days} and on Sundays from $50 I'LL 10.15 AK.
ISAAC COOK, p, II.
, 1861-02-02
AAbolesaIe nnuses.

CMALL WARES. BUTTONS
~ AND NOTI0Ns-
Wo.xeed HoodR gleeyea GaiterA Ae. Dreee Tzfr4-
ninEa, Corsea and Bdrts. Gloves and HoGs1I. ;Tha
trade u respectfully inytted 10 examine tho kooya
goods which viii BE- aQld for
CLQE CAaH FR1Cn
=; II. QEAVEE =
'aa96 ELafc gt1tet CEteseo. !,
, 1861-02-02
: RatlrDHnS.


TYrwrepTpNu ET WAvNT =
r....s.s. 1..,a. Leave .ss Depot seras. Of x.e.sa
aud Caul streetA Chicaco. daily q
G5f 4. e1ceps pss sssuTds5s,
~, poeror 49, v,or p,u ,nrw.
7hoEE. WASRIS;S1oSi Ar S;$T9 Si-RS -HSxRRls1URa
!. s.
s+nie ~. ND r. ess eoo.e named
reSts tsfsastS . 81 f:.ss:a - ss =, 'aa
WEI = s. e. &C = hs 9fsse ssss %ssa q + ~
z 81 1ss5ss:a ss:sa nd :. ss' 6alsa D''a VIZ
RE:rA1EIcK, IL 3issst 19s, 1ssss. "ss1 f'~ Af'at
1T prNNTcT --1-
HE fENNo4LFASLA CEN
s. EnSs b66gn1E TRACE.
EnsPess1h =; Ha,
az ?s9ssss a = ssess s9s
@ ! os fss sqs
y! e;asr s9rif sSa tut run through rn.1ena,,
ssaszs :: sase:s;s
fhaee day - ssias @ eon1eet nc dircet IL Sf NV e
nsssa a,o1 ,nd f1at ne connect '0r Baltimore ard "aaa
~ 1hsoe9h PsEssnser TEat1s p.o1ded xt.n Louga-
n1nsss Ealens 9FA1e5speed otdeE Perfect eontEnlo
Engineer t1aa Acu12& muea 70 she a1letg Of 1-
s:S I.,.v r7,,,, n1.v,.o .,r,a,,c,,> ~, v,v
~ we u9iiy ttAin9 oStWeEn New 1oEk an9 Dos.
sho a4IonGo 1lcSeta, AL ra tre good ea either Of
nt5 nIn. ~no7S tfEain7.
R.yer ~ 20 59sto2 &ss Goo0 r. SorwiSh FaI
I'D nee II sSssTe 9ss t9sss1 @ @R5sssazes' ssns-
RFose ones. io IL ,hs Shes;9sa y ~ aaJ y q ne
HSere. s1d n, " M @ q tas Nlsa.1ofl q Ohio
GrV YarE Rait,1ore =; tae company IL Hossnns
STE..T 4.-,~a - EE'aAe42at1
~ tSr - MI nTp1x xA@ nor. ax7 II Vsicx II
ASK FOR Tff.f ia ~ sfH ~ vn,3!H11co,7r,1 R1s3H
rns cnrnirtinn ~ ahr Rto;,! e. EAa aasEEiaH-
ptnnsv;s .n;s Ksiroad ,Sis sonaeoaa of ~
DIREET linn BETWEEN TIE ~ sAsT avn
Ef,F IT wfSr 1ao3 ANo A01
The connecting OF t1scfs b. 81 c,rroxd p,,a~..
pfteshT--1 erof4tnr sn -. - %o tlto1u E5Fl9foA
torrt}'. ~ t1,n -. " o. treixhs,
T. hv Sh;nt " ~ ~ tead1-
iST mh'i W o4Hppes u sse1Sa- aad tad lss7ea-
Far Fr,-n+ and sn,nn,, n,-.,,o.
10 or sadrH E;ecr ~ tfa gn|IpV1 ssG., sppy
En1nsny. 'eA VI a4e 4e''o"G a.c11 q 90
, 1861-02-02
5eming #arbi1,ex.
CEW ING II CHIN ES.
[, CORNELL & cos
Family and ManufActurinR e
$40 SEWING MACHINES,


xAGGAmT T&FARH's PATENT.
wsa.e h.pr! e ~ to tae thousaad. who srs uanx
Eaen q III hss z:
GW sa q GEosER as5s ELLIS .4
secure xgsinet tay rolcstauon..
t sa1S popas S;
Tat dc ~ made .aa 3:ns,t Pfsed :ny
R:assrs 6! slass ~ Ns!edee Nsede:e
T1hsTcLAss MACHINE II AAHKET,
& P Ms1pef M f s5 Ss l. es1 .rts a:ge g,
aay :uzcuc which does not wholly satisfy pnr-
asa more thsa say oiSrf .hsfes necesssy some
1t4k ia ouy.nG most u,aeanss ;;. :.
ss;s;sa ep@s5 ths '.s ..1
a = ssS s Il 81
a Se ~: ~: h'ds i5s Il
+ GRE M 4TEs II SsnI:: = o. wonx 7nAa AT 7kcnIxE
ts hundred. ts,ta which se 81 ~ s seaqs1tsd: 9
nobody noyiees ean saanazet hone other will sAts-
~ safe1 r. az ~ an, No n,cs @, M.
cainxsy gisS.o Tstidl into universal tayeE =
sa ed sat
s u spey eSff
81 fs Il SE$aFS "a 4 5sx
:s.iS "a d. III
81 IT. ssaa ii o'seE:p'ls' creu''F saa samples af
e.atea H. g:619's a:,'a;. .sa
81 81 81 e.
Esft Fars Patent and arc " dsp sole pFopFesoE' n
mt e'sh1 s'f'osoS L. soS0KNELL s CO.,
oua Is 1.t. ..4dee e; Spssdss5 3es ia1 u 's n
, 1861-02-02

Tlcss poprl&z B117r1s poe<eks m ths noukhinS and
IsNkorarnS properties Of Pchx ON Borksos WHuxT.
ead are oon>tderrd the most emcaaons TnNo and
e4.x-1Axz, Is well - the Hosr agreeable sroxAcz1o
a:er offered to the pubrc - tonic for Old People.
delicate Lsdiea conyslescent tnvznda and III wEakly
peoFla they eaeoot surpassed; IN III Cases ofWeae
eaM O. detsy, they viii give immediate renek. and
mp4.t strong healthy scne 70 the systen. 4 t.1Al
win estableh thcl1 mcEts M other Tonea now IN
E,a For Luxo Coxr,AIx7a. BRoxCa1Im, DrBrUEu.
Nsz4or7 pu.lsrs Ind L1rz1 coxr1AHTh taey ars Al
iaTaluAsle remedy. End are \ certain preventive Of
CEuis n.d FEytss-
put up IL Quart DottleA IN cases Of ono md two
&oxan and Tor sale by Druggists xnd Gsoesza every
VhE1t-
W.EA l. ". GREELEY, f1op1tetorz, 80. Is Trs-
Hnnt street. Bcstoo. Aaz.
1.H JOHNSON. General Agent,
10 m.6tsts street, Chicago.
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oca'aQly Cos.ez Of State ead Lake st.,
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educational.

INSTRUCTION IN DRAWING.
71-Aechanical Architectural and TopoErsphicA
Drawing taught y
Graduate Of tbs Foytechpieal Tnstttute of p,esdeu
and of ACnlng Academy Of FreybefE. haxony.
II to14Ax iajEYinr
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OFFICIAL.


Remaining in the Chicago Post Office from
JAN. 20, to JAN. 20, 1851, inclusive:
, 1861-02-02
:For 39ikc's 39eak.

CT. JOSEPH & PIXIES PEAK
transportation Line.
l. WARREN 4 Co.,
General Frefshters to fke Mines,
sTpRA9E, FORWARDING AND CoAA16s1oE
MERCHANTS.
". navH Traint lexYtng St. Jcseph ~sek1y through.
out the yes. {or III parts In the nres and can gi:s
parties facilities for getting OF EeEn. W.
on9 rsre deftied foF the tnineA Will be promptly IT.
fsnded 10. W4rthuu1s OF Sixth Street -,
L. WAEIiEE Co.
.oops1,v 1t. Joseph, 10.
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: GENTLElIEN,S LIST.-

Annfrs Rdr'd,enfmft4enEwW
.Thos MAllen ] L
Allison Geo -. Aeon ] 3
Aiken jas AndFuf ~ E.
ArgalI John Allen William
Atwood s F., Augustus S III
Adama'J A.. Amin WmH
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:B1acku,an GeoWBoorm.u C.:
lBemis Harry Brennan Chas Il
Bcnthelm HenfJBoy1e Patrick
Barton US Bruainhn1n Pat K
Dannitte1 Il rev Bourk Pat. -,
Bennies Henry Brynes Robt>>,
Baker J.; Brodie Edward
Black Jamea Brown Edwin u
Bacon ! F Burns Richard
Beb jamfn s S DrocktttFrancsE
Brec kinbridgcJ SBoN1e 6tephcnA
benjamin 8 s Budd S g b.
Bin rlev James Bruwpe1l F G
Bell James, ..Bridgman ,3aMl
Blaisdeu John CBoJnton G 3 !.
Barrett John Byron Thos
Bann on John Brown Thos "
.Br1 cke1E y a DoF1HbluA l y
BELL John D Barr Geo "
Babtick John Bracket Il c
Ben der Joeeph Boneatell 3 E
Beetles Joseph Durnsome Hiram
Belt Judge v
Barnes John r Burke Henry
BASS John B Byrue james
Beatty John Z Burke jacob
Blame " Bowers Jacob a
Btadieh Wm Nonnell l4Aac2
Barnes VIM rcv Brown J \
Becker vi Bronnan James
'Dcecher II P. Boy1aud John
Barnes A1atthcNBrown John s
Burchard Lewis Boush Jos capt
Burlington Mr BfeDnoek John
Burt AS Brown Joseph z
Bradley Orlando Howen VIM
Brown B C d CoBtgley L D
Brennan Chas Boone Lewis
Brigham C llas B2Bane LcwlA
Burke Patrick Butler James
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAIL-

TIICAGO AND MILWAUKEE
~ RAILROAD
FOR MILWAUKEE. LA CROSSE Fl PAUL, oEH-
KOsH, DER. IN AND rERHFr1ATI POINTS.
On and nfser Wednesday Jaa. 1:h, lS1. raseenxer
TE2ins lease tea Dep.:. corner Of West Ksnxie 214
Canal streets, fSuhtAJs ey' cTtcl} IS fot1owS:
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