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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-07-27
rss OF she sComfederate states.
NY AUTuORrTv.


r- no. l92.l Foo j sa.-f
st 70 provide from commodities imported from
rl4l'f aezn countries. tafs.f-[a.
eru4Tos Congress Of ate States Of lner.
10 enact from and after the 3lst day August nexs
aty imposed all goods products
andse impore from khroad into the Confederate
America, follows: r--e.rs
On ali enumerated in schedule ad Torenl duty
twenty-five cenuu. On all articles
re al vaorem Of tEea per On ali art
% In schedule duty of fifteen per
duy per On all articles schedule
E. an ad vaorem duty per centum And hat All anil
schedule duty rs therein named
And that articles enumerated schedule G. shall be EXEMPT
from dnty, to wit: a-1-
SCHEDULE A.
TWENTY FIVE PR cENTUM
AiAbastsr ana spar ornA- hqaOru, maaschinO, rata
ments, 49, --,i hs, ana ali other spiriuOuE
AncyOyes sarane and all beverages Of similar ehsIse
Brandy aud other spirits Glass cut ->-.E
distilled from grain other Manufactures wood,
material not otherwise pro ganadia, ebony, mahog-
yided Tor any, rosewood, and satin
Billiard and bsgatelle tables wood
and all otuer tables or scsgliel1 tops tables,
boards which games or other articles uTni.
played ture
Composition tips segars, snuff paper
other articles Of furni aud all other manufactures
IL T
cOnfecsonAry, comfts sweet Wines Burgundy, Chsm-
neStss fruits preserved in cisrets, MADEIRA,
sugar, moaGses, brandy port, sherry, and all
other liquors other wines imitation Of
CoFdials, absynthe, arrack, wines
curacOa, hrschanEessar
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-07-27
ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT NASH
VILE.

Washington City, Virginia. North Carolina, south Carolina,
&c rga Asrsma and East Tennessee, via Chat
tsnooga Railroad, atsh O'Clock, A H. -
North and Ia tern Mails, via Nashville and Louisville
Railroad. also Western States twice day, O'clock NJ
and o'clock, A NJ Way Mails n & L r r. daily.
Southern Nails New Orleans Memphis Arkansas Texas and
Mississippi, arrive daily at IL o'clock, Am
Way Mails, route arrive daily at O'Clock, ID.
smvlilie Alexandria and Lebanon, and Way Mails ArrSa
daily, except Sunday, st ~ O'Clock, d.
emthland, HopknSyile, and portion Of Southern kaa
tueky, CarkGve and Malls daily 10 O'Clock, A NJ
shelbyve, via TriSne and way mails, Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at IL o'clock, NJ,
West Tennessee via Huntingdon Wayerly and Charlate 1
weekly, Sunday, Wednesday and Friday, IL o'clock, ~
Liberty, via Rural Hill Stewards Ferry, weekly, Thursday,
at II O'Clock A. n.
oSnrevle via Vernon and Pinsweod South Harper and
Tank, weekly Tuesday and Frday, T. O'Clock NJ
oarkEve, via Sycamore Mills, Whites Bend &C., weekly
Friday At II o'clock AN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-07-27

Sumsc
Sulphur flower Of
ITallow, marrow, and all other
grease or Joap stocks and soap
stufs, net otherwise provided
for
Tea
Terne tin, ia plates or
sheets
| Teazzle
Terre Japonica, catechu
Tin, in plates CT sheets and tin
4 foil
lTol toise or ether shells, unman
fractured
Trees, shrubs. bulbs, plants and
roots, not orAsrwise provided
: for
lTurmtric
Watches and parts Of watch
I Wood or pastel
Woods, viz. cedar, box, eb-
Dry, lignum vita, grana-
dilla, mahogany, rOse
wood, satin wood, and all
other wood, unmanuisctur.
I ed
Iron ore and iron in blooms,
loops and pigs
Maps and charts
Paintings and staiuary not eth
erEise provided for
!. Wool, uum2nufactured, Of every
description, ard hair Of the
! AlpaehA goat and other like
animals
Spc linens Of natural his
tory, minerO'ogy, or bota-
ny, not otherwise provided
for
Vans
Le.f a1d manufactured to.
\ baCCo
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-07-27
SCHEDULE A.
TWENTY FIVE FER CENTUM AD yALoRFM.
SCHEDULE. B.
ErwExrY PER cESTUN Al vELOREN.)


composed
Fans and fire screens CT every
description, Of whatever ma
terial composed
Grapes, plums, and prunes, ami
other such fruits, when put
up in bottles cases, or cans,
not otherwise provide for
Hair, human, oleansed or pre-
pared for as,
Manufac lures Of gold, plating
or silver, not otherwise pro-
vioet for
Manufactures Of paper Dache
Molasses
Paintings on glass
Pepper, pimento, cloTes, nut
Hegs, cinnamon, and all
o,her spices
Perfumes and perfunery, Of all
ssTts, not otherwise provided
for
Plated ard GIT ware, OF AL
kinds, not Otherwise provided
for
Playing cards
Prepared vegetables, fruits,
meats, poultry and game,
sealed OF enclosed In cans or
otherwise
Silver PLATED metals, in sheets
4 or other form
Soap, cattle, perfumed, Wind.
sor, and other,toile1 soaps
sugar Of all kinds
Syrup Of sugar
EpanIettes, GALLONS, laces,
knots, stars, tassels. tTessss.
and wings Ct gold or silver,
\ or imit1ti-Ks thereof
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-07-27
No. 1fnA

An TO establish vrmaonyiein the Stat
Of Louisiana, Grange in the State Of Texas and for Or
purposes. 1
SIcToN The Congress Of the Confederate States OF America
do enact hat tie following mail Ioute be and the hereby
esabshei Wit From Yermonyie in the State Of Loaf
sia1a, to Orange, in the State Of Texas.
SEC 2And Be Ii further enacted That the Postmaster General
b. and he hereby authorized make the first
ryng the the necessity advertising
for BIDS for said required by existing law and that
this act take eeet fore from ard after passage
Approved May Il, 1861 iy97-Iax4R
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-07-27
SCHEDULED.

(IsS FER CENTUM Al v11oRFNl
, 1861-03-25
The Cure OF Drunkenness,

1t Is sald M mat a. me #ater.cnfe estanlHo"
ment 81 linton spl1nes, T., L, tnsy nave
mode ot treatment which nas proved euecesa'
1a IN tae lauac M i, caIe q naa5 cases -, inse a
la9 81 o eson l9
tnelr apPeutes Is qlt.e ~ nlasn apnys1eat ~ ~
molA olsease' ana .1e teILI915 elasak .o1
tne aoeustoea kluns % alsat,hio 1"nSe1a.Gs nhtt7s
tne great ano apparently nlestpte pusaaele
10 lt1etm, Gon1es mosa'y i5uu lue lgta1 anAams ~
mat,on Of LUZ stoaaen Anu pla.a. ies cule "
mealeai tIeaiineIe - ngI .ns' ut"l,uua''
aha II IL ls Possloie u sAou!a oe u1us.slou, a,
tla9 tnose wno ei!agR!1 san!y u pisaA the
clalns Q! aegraalng aaol1' may asal1 taetn' as
eelVes OF ~nateser 1neaal M1}
Gontrlpule 70 tae kuppol! " ~ an4cenlSe y. Wl'
Iiete u famous Pfehs!lRtaoa ~ ufo ~ III iG Ea'
lana lof .as cure ~ dsguAea, sne. ~ Tnsn =
tnonsanus aas nu ~ T,e 1aana aa,-s it9,
cosetius 1s..ts at31+s pe Iat,t, W., 51so
4e19ste.J .nae4Su - ~ --.sn.. Han an1 rant
W Wau LII n,rseor5er ". IF 1he Graat Fasfan
ta;' sno Han' ~ ,ts1.a, IT, @ heh;tns1 5|rnh
s.ss, ~ ~ ~ .4,as9 ,araast p e,rts :" rec1ar,
sosf eu.. .arsd us NV unara;i;n~ At 1enoth h.
anmesi an%St ~ .dr;cc If m Eminent nhysicfan
,. a ~ , wh;ch hs fn,1o1r.
"no ssFe 1.a as;a ~ ~ ~
ee ttWs ~. "a oat III dosira enr ~ i;a1ors
~ ~ .st Luz - l,d d1n haar ns,re 1eG c.n,
t.sn ~ ns nst ~ dshasina annay,ta Tbe racine
h5nS t.tG ~ ha aS,ergerds "a hv Sh;c1 so oanv
nn'eA w 49,. " W, 49, ,. - J....aJ - .Tt
, 1861-03-25
The Ups and Downs OF this Lie.
rErorn atr Rnffs1n Rennh1fr1

About fifteen years ago, among the fashionable
boarders, at one Of Our prominent hotels In
this city, were tEo fascinating and Well-dress-
ed ladies aud their husbands, who mlneled IN
the good society Of that day, apparently the
.happiess and the most attractive in tae circle
Ia which they moved. The husbands Of, both
being, in the common parlance Of the times,
clever, whole souled gentlemen, always " hall
fellow well met" with everybody, and occupy
Ing prominent positions, their society Tas
conrted in their circle Of friends and associates
Every lavish expenditure was INDUCED In
togratify the wishes Of the Indies, in eItrava-
CANT dressing, and entertaining their friends In
the rounds ot fashionable dissipation. Life
moved along seemingly MI sunshine, and 10
the less favored, not cloud could be seen to
mar the pleasure Of their gay and happy en-
joyment. a few short years passed, and one
of the enchanting and once happy wives, in
their gfrlist days the pride of q doting father
and mother, resident of al a'Southern city, edu-
Gated in all the accomplishments Of one Of the
first Female semina1les. after tragging cut
former imprudence and dissipation, became
the inmate Of our county Poor House, where
death terminated her career. Her husband,
an actor Of considerable reputation throughout
the country, who years before separated from
her, last season in bar-ro0m alteration In
the other Lady, few years ago was detected in
q forgery or s@indling operation, for which
he is now serving ont . term Of years in the
Auburn prison.
And now comes the last actor Of this domes-
tic drama a few days ago in passing through
the Work Hou5o on a tour Of inspection,
among the inmates Of that insti ution, our at
ten;ion was called to one who bore the ap-
peazanee Of having seen better days; and on
enquiring, We found It Was the unfortunate
wife Of the imprisoned confidence operator,
and the last Of the once favored and attractive
quartette. Revelle1s in wealth and lnxuyy,she
lett her happy home and parents in Phflade1-
phla, to follow the fortunes of one she had
sworn to love, homer and obey. She who once
shone so conspicuously at concerts, balle, aud
amid the festive scenes, and by her accom-
piishmente, beauty and all that goes to make
up beWitching woman, snnk so low, seemed
almost impossible! Step by step she bad
fallen In her career Of dissipation and vice, un-
til from the former enviablt position she oc-
cupied in the ray world Of fashionable lie,
through the influence Of the intoxicating cup,
she had become the associate Of the vulgar
and abandoned characters, such as fill our
prisonB Her health being SO bad through the
humanity OF those who execute the lawe, on
Saturday she was removed to the County Poor
House, there to receive the kind attention .o{
these who minister to the wants OF tue poor
and unfo1tunre.
Tits is no exaggerated sensation item, bnt
plain simple story Of facts, as hundreds who
read this paragraph can testify.
, 1861-03-25
Il Detroit Captain Visits SaVann1h and
{;t.QhM11a3onsst4 t4nd1Hh1lA Round Fort

n Uetf01x Captain Vl91f9 S4V2nn26 and
+; ;fZ0hn1ia1s1n,; and1Aa1ls Hound Fort
SQmfeFr@&c~- -
III :z;.:, [Ffom the Detsuit -Tribune.]
Captain 1BfaFKweather-of the schooner Grand
Turk, has arrived In this city,: Ha has been In
Savannah, Charleston and. httt1es;i Southern
potts lately. The Grand Turk took in s:easgp
Of yellow pine at Jackeo1vi1let Florida, aud
her cafgo she VIII return to the lakes, aud WI
probably arrive In. Detroit about, the middle
Of Juue: Captain 8. Was three days in saya1:.
nab. mud witnessed the pteparatfons which are
being made to resist IN attack from the Fed
.eral troops The forts are all gnrf1oned, but
rot Grifo1msd, Etth r nth the exception of few
Basineas 1.f VA On the Decline Id III the south-
EaBrh pot tt, and The number Of ahlps in the har-
bora MAS YerF small he minority OF the peo-
ple are Rifavor of q. Southern; Gonfederacy4:
but thefee ta "a large: party 1n=tfayor- OF ths
UnIon,t He was in Charleston 1.-The t22d Of
.Febrpasy; and heard thu salute fired By Major
Anderson in honor OF the day. .1Tho people Of
tOharleston weremuch incanseda this token,
OF defiance; eud: the threats Of retaliation WeIa
numerous Capt: 3. saw. the celebrated float
lug battery aud does not think much OF it he
saya that q ishell, or-even:, hand grenade
/. thrown!ipto it, would put: the majority Of its
hazbor are strong, aud 1t would be impossible
to rellars Fort ort-Sumter-withont great losx OF
lifa Thepeople of Charleston talk Of scarce
II anything hut VAT !. trade ie neglected, and
there are scarcely. any ships in the harboE:
Governor P1ckeus,. or the General In com
mand Of the forces, no civilian Is allow.
.ed to enter With the exception Of few In
dependent companies, the militia Of South
Carolina are not uniformed, and when of duty
cannot be distinguished from other civilians
hv d narrr1jnr rnrEA6f. fnrfAfn Gfor1.
, 1861-03-25

AlLN8 G. VUICAaV UN1t1N
/ ~ RAIRDAD.-TH7n AszAso14x11
On aha after Monday November 18th, laR t1slas VII
1etye Walls sueet depot . follows Hunsla escep.aE
goxt waHsa. dsIsqa @ Danieitn, pahequs snd tnisf-
Fnltou Cedar kapidA and tnteflnediate ponts; ae1
fnr ME3n ,Beltide5e Roekaotd. and Intermediates
Fassenze1s toE Balo aud JaaesviNe viii tsso sue il:
A41in Passengers TOR Crystal Lake, MctIenry Rrh-
moaa t3e1eYA Lake, and intermediate polhta vii tska
"a 80 + n Ean. tHaeeptns eaxs On nl&ht ;ra,ns,
- .,,,, r 2. TA1cCrT, Gen- s2p'1.
, 1861-03-25

CHICAGO, BURLINGTON d
~ QuEEy RAILROAD,
Passenger Trstns leave snt sr1tva chicago u ~.
ioT: Aan Y lc.Tes y y ~. tsAa<ays easeptsdl
leasea = s f. tsatnzoata s1copsedl a1117es q
issses q Masaa5s ezcepssdG sfs:s e. =; d 9
A.E- Gstaf1aJ szsepset a. :. -.
, 1861-03-25

HEAVI FRosr IN NORTHERN ALARAMA-
TEE PEACH CRor orDEsTRoYEp.-The Evansville
Journal says: -.
Wea are informed by q gentleman who has
Just returned from Northern Alabama and
Mississippi, that on Friday last the peach crop
In that section Of. the country was entirely cut
of Tie trees were in full bloom. During
evening the. weather suddenly became very
cold, and In the night there was q hard freeze.
About Florence, Tuscumbia, Eastport, and
Chfckasaw, it WIS supposed the peaches
were entirely destroyed: How far South the
freeze extended our informant did not ascer-
tain
, 1861-03-25
TFN1TEDl STATES: >PA PATENT
-. Il 0EFIEE.

wABuHa7oH, A&rch s, 1sst:
On the petttpn OF Hhletus ". Gates ic{ Chicago,
On tns 81 of My. 1871 for a. impFotemant il sDiea
!or Cnfdog sT for sessn ye3es from the e1pisa
i Sfde!ed t,attns eatapeaidn DO he.rd ii the
Patent 0ifca On Mondar, the eth of-Msy na1f ut b
oeaecs Assnd n tvFsens are notided to appesr md
1aeT a = sSs4r ssy they h1Te Why said petition ought
fexaoo*appsstnx the e1tsnsfon a+s required to nla
10 aAe otce their objections specsY set forfh
n writing at enty days before the DIV Of eaf
Ing; ~ test ny died 1y either party % be used Il
ash hearing mrss be taten and tan nsnlite In ID
soEqaacs With tas sulsa of tas Once, which vl b
Iae sesamosy IL tas cass vi ii eio..d On II, u, d
Aps1 ne1t; aeposiaope and oth i pacesa raed upp1
= testimony must BE- hied ii tae oflce on or bears
0rd:tsd Also. sa.t this nodsa be pubii.aea In tn,
lnlaos onee week for thTee weeks 1T nrst of ssii
publications 70 be lsaar sixty da14 beffG tie Cd q
!, p7aaaeltaH'aN-=Aettu CoEsza1e4taaaE 1t Patzah
, 1861-03-25
,:Fartlt tot Sale,



Hxty uf Idrnhet aud Tia balenpe Ro1inr pra,-.o A.
Xooa txossoy Efs4s s Aeas. two lasse Ba1ns ~
honss tor MilE Room Stoee R,aua III Msn,s R,a1
soaveaa1t1t 81 Ios ai11anE Is iaf q r. a
FoI HvEr: two :snles hn4 RataYia, s0ur ni3es fsom
Aurora tniEtye1ght fre@ Chicago The trains 81 the
do hSase sAlE C1eek !atge ns1ef ilns stSsa.a. a.
Fune through tne n9M ~ E,ss storE Hay nd GF1Ia
cnesee together. q tte Farm separately This FssIa
and ipsoFE14nt beauty Af lodatlon fichness oYsot
7TxRx[Ftss5 dollars ~ A9e, al cash down. por 10
FAxm.-ThA Mote1h!e Qtkf41ty n9 ono yeeys tretitf
FoE faEtnaE psxtssalszs ~ sddEa6 BoR I'D 70 0aea
9N4A5zat a. -. I s.sls -; 4eoeEaG4N
, 1861-03-25


We Ar1 prepared to offer Shippers superior Ad-
vantages for shipments Of all cassea Of Freight ton
Chicago to all Eastern Points, Having largely ncfea&.
ed thet Road Equipment OF cars snd machinery, and
facilities for trans ,0rtation. -
Fsrst By the old and well known popular tuuts to
tbs East via Ptahufz, and the Peunsyxonta Railroad
70 baltimore, Ph1adelphia New York and Boston aud
6 Eastern Point With but change OF between
ChIcago Baltimore aud PntadelptA This route Il rs
presented In Chicago by
Clarke t. Co., No. ~ Dearborn ST.,
Who slone authorized to Issue Through Bi Is Of
LadnE It Erel:bs destined tr points Esss OF Pits
AZ Freight atendsd to 60 East III thi. ronte should
be coNRtRned. in Chicago. TO Pittsburgh, IT Wayne
q Chicago h. B. Via Pittsburgh PennsylfAnls r. r.,
Or by the new and c1peditlols foute, tta Cre4ti
Cleveland to DnnkiEk, Buffalo, New York, Boston.
And all pot1ts In Nov 1ozk aud land StateA
Freight forxAfded Win this route requires tranefeF
between Chicago aud Clsseland Dunkirx or Buffalo.
Jerry Nottingham. No. 81 Dearborn Street,
Is Agent for this ronte snd alone authorized to Iasue
Through Bills Of La Ing Il r Freight forwarded Via
Creetfne and Cleveland. ALI Freight Intended to 70
East yl4 this ruuteshould BE- con=tgned In Chicago to
line d C1evelaudn - 80
BATES by either OF these rontas will be the rama
By other competing 1ines and Ill c,ye given to
tho ssle and speedy shtpnaant OF freight
]. F. BRADY. Freight Agent Chicago. 1esel0s.1m
, 1861-03-25

= : HUBBARD HUNT, Assuta.
- ! No. Loom1s Building,
=. Corner CLARK snd Water streeta Chicago.
Applications for Insurance, or the renewal OF foH-
ttea and ali business connected With the oce may be
E2de 70 ua duly appointed Agents for the City oi
Chicago Etth fn power to proposals. and sHue
Policies on a. avorabls terms as otncr reaponsIbIa
conpantes and lts aim Will be to secure ttie conf
dence Of the public By honorabte coursa OF dealing
n AAa1Lt. General Agent u end IS West Thlsa
Aaenees ID tEo Wests:a or soathW ststea mar
bo addressed J8p9An-1y
, 1861-03-25
EWIN II ACHIN E8,
/. CORNELL 4 cos
Family and ManuFaoturinr
$40 SEWING MACHINES,

Family and ManuFaoturinr
$40 SEWING MACHINES,
zAGGAHT 4 FARH's PATENT.
our Nsebaes, sad dc thouasnds thst want teI, tat
EkGH &gF 5S51S 81 %o% k SE1Ks TTS
AowE IN I'd ID. ~ sns OF uss them m
oaf xseaiaes ~ nov iass 1ns4s 70 want than IN
Msas ID ID snss g eS:y es
Hsnaers ioi Witch " have seysl.i sJlss, Nsodiss.
r. s@ sS
NHsrcLAss xAGa1Hz H. II aAaxEr; y a. aaax,Ezr:;,,.-
= + e e e
ees sus 20 SsseoS q;
much more rhau any osef . thsrss necessartly soma
1tev q IL superior qasliaes s-s the<s,.It uses
graght noedle: nss Ersst s2aSs 9nesE ~ MI: sev4
{ e xs SS.a@sa 9ne. e ron
eaa exposee 90 o:1ts asvsr pSssaase g1ealsT taan
seess s saa aa ? po - seoye ID i foas
~ es !. s:qsGsss g 1s
% axxATak vtrIE-Y oT woaK 1aAa Aa9 MAGasF ;a!s1
a &c Ssa sssy e
4obody nonces can manage It. Hone other FtA s&as
saieiy ~ 1aas ~ paeos Of tabor ssy1ng M
nss xs. ERd s tasa5
sasvssy feat faafs 8, ssS @ I'd faons1
onr msnufsstusang tae!Ntte4 have bean lArEe1y a
Sss @ - sssa
SSsSs & sR ;I R5a saks pa "a
;s;::s { s. sssss
ass - Id fsF bIseaaa7e crcuas nd ssaplas 9 9
i - mutt caution te paego .g.,a.t NJ
81 g "a asesas sss & 81 esF'
~ Il Fsrrp Patent md are the .oe psopf1etors Il
, 1861-03-25

sT4 Among the numerous designs. for a aag
Of The Confederate States submitted to tha
Flag Committee of Congress, we understand,
was one representing seven ratt1esnakes tied
together By their tails, with q bale Of cotton
on one side and o jug Of whisky on tha other.
4 Montgomery paper thinks the author Of the
design is a genius, and ought to haye an
off1cn
, 1861-03-25

jim. Cavcnaagh; formerly member: Of
Congress from this State, Is DOW h1ibustezing
In Sonora, haring outliya ;hi5 usefulness IN
Minnesota. Gen. Shields, late United Statea
Senator, went To- Galifornia q year efnce for the
aamsreason.--sstEV tEVaatsr (Ala,s,) Aessengeyn n,:s
, 1861-03-25
:35purattp1tal.

FAMIGY SCHOOL, limited to IL
= Kaa%s % g. % %ferabsgins Nay !, lbsL Is per veek
nxfEss Is 81. c, e. E1y, Capt. J; .. WsbstcE KsE.
CAyas, Hoa Tho1 1,rdunuana, Hon; Van u Aiz:
Raaa, n. Il. L1srahee, E&Q- uan<s1k1.t"'
, 1861-03-25

The CoURT MARTIAL ON CoXA1oponE ARR.
sTRoSa.-The evidence thus far elicltet before
the Naval Court, In the case Of Commodore
Armstrong, shows that this officer, nntwith-
standing that he had the means at his co1trol,
declined to use them to prevent the property
Of the State authorities. Tie case against
Commodore Armstrong will be pretty strong,
l. Judging from the evidence already given
Hash. Cor. Of n. J. Herald IS
, 1861-03-25
THE PENNSYLVANIA CEN
l. fRxL RAILROAD.
20 MuE9 DOUBLE TRACE
Ane capacity of tht1 Ro3d IS nov equal ., any n III

THE PENNSYLVANIA CEN
1ns sapaet5 q III Rosd S nov saasi . ~, n na
hf9s Ss.19sa Th1PMan p.ba,e Re.sssaEs! ~ Trains
s ssi9.s' IS fS;3 ss @ :Se
ss IS e. I'd
nv nssq aoAospassed for speet tod conaors b
kssEsss I'd y. Line. rn through to rnaaephta
va54o9f a1eastea easnge ~ Of csrs Or conductors. -
esx q; eta % fsse tss "9saT. Fss r
& Lis :Ssasss ass s. ssssxs & Ssx 81 VIZ
40 through Passenger Tre.rs provided z,.h roara,
h. Engineer thus hdela9 crca . Is ssesS q -.
Is VIZ Ips,!Z .ss S.Sa - Rata4.pa.s and rsv
tSa Ih.on3a Tickets. Al rail- eooe on eistsr Of
,Boas Tieksts 70 Boston sze good v.a sorzten FIJI,
tsrr 7sl q I Isson9Staa inss B9stoq rAssaage uans-
s. aHash sex Sa7 Fs5k y as
Rsis9ad oaees i ae VEST also oE eosra az sny oi tsa
e sesf & a Ssssr'a' ia 1''ea
asE ssz,sss Ees &55;f1kf i; s. EiF5sassea
fz h'sSis G$EHH ;ES' and II.
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,is, fas:es 5 & xss:.is; 81 E;atsEis 5saas9
ar 6ESRRS5a IS Fasofs g., 5ass 5sassssse
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:; 49,. QUA:HTX FHUaHER{ -
,,a Ieas Aschlae. iavsas=d .hY III. Chas Howell Of
GteFetaud- has nnT been {unnng at tie Foundry al
H Moaea cornef Folk sud Beech streets, for ossr 4
mnnta an4 heen thoroughly tested On Qaa,&7. BnIr,
Astone Rou!defs and Mathle ali Of which It reduces
e an imnslpahle powder With astounding raold1ty.
Ine Ffop{et2ts claim that Will do work. betsef
aaa wtth l5as pawsr than any usocr yet In use pnl
yE1zes te stone dry, blowing eyerg particle awaJ a
the work done on the aulpaetea apd the:
by 33HhuH M 4hH Ep1d 70 bae1rxcted It + eaAatt
GaasQo1ted Neisalng oay tRsase hnndsed g3naaa u
); Mi compiled. ts54 GEO + AANDokN' Agent boz
%sfsa tn be1eia the sh1ve MN VIII do
tbs Is clsined far It. orly bslnE l1ted
bY taalaaaoaut Of power ased II rN puT&E1zs three
:: n, aoaes agent Gntcaso kteam Rnxtne Worssy.A.
Hathaway, Formerly of Cleveland Foundry, D. = shaw
49,.
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r.: E. DeDERKY, N. D., Home
~ npsth1e FhyMclan, Burgeon, d. Having eu.
toyed n European medical education, With prachsx
be ca1 Etye entire satisacdon IN the eanent al
0fatN hUurz TIL H. and to 7, Il, and Ill holf
q night = hI4 1esidn1na q West Randolph street
, 1861-03-25

= E&&Hz&087 EEAANN4
Consul Of the Grand Duchy Of Esxe- WeImsr. The
Duehieg Of HfunsHick AQd 6kxe. .toiha and thn tsco
city of frankfort and special aet IT seyera Ststss
authorised b act 1or t1rmef eitxaas of ntiETRIA
FRURa1A. sA4oaY, = :W4Af4ABkKG, UI.hExhERG.
, 1861-03-25

sMARINE BANK ~: -.-----
uA: CHICAGO NARDE And INSURANCE. Go.
-; u: Capital, $500, 900.
!. HAMILTON 4. D01, Cashler and Secretary. T..
~. -, -: J. YOUNG sGkXMON, Presidcte.>'
~ e3a 4llS4 fG2$
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GH1CAGO d NORTHWEST
~ ERN EAnWAT,
UIRECT ROUTE
TO Rockford, Belot Ereoport .3anesy Id gxIeah
Green Bay, Berlin, hpon, Ia Croaee St. 1 III e.
On and After Monday. November ~ ). - tsssn
4leATe. VII:
Day Expfe8a-12S Eoau
3%5 ?. H. for Jznesytie and Way Stations
EThrpugh tickets eaa Be purchased Al IN Hsf,ro<6
Offices On Dearborn street. OF 1t P4saeuenr erntiona
GEO. l. DUNLAP, SUPERINTENDENT
z DE- WITT EoR1NsoH, Gen1- Ticket All cclsiT
, 1861-03-25

InsunEn akn4 HHNaN Ch1ca8o akE0 4 4 aud "a
n Joliet md Eilninxton Aceommodatlon leavn
Sa5caGo u %aosH, daily teseeps Sunday, sS7!Te Il
q Klegsat aleepiug Cars On al ntgtt t,stns
cAaNRcT!OAs-At Chsuoa v1ta Log gaasPort, Foeb
GA}esbur1 md hurH2eton Al Bloo9ington ~ita ill.,
rot censlal Kslrosa 1or Decatur A. Springfield vim
8se1f Western Railroad Of uAlcN Tor JacksonyiIIa
SapIes .nd Quincy A. e Lou .p7tn Facldc Railroad
1or ;;egto1 G1sy saEacase soEsesown eoonve.
xosth With North Missouri Railrosd f,r Sc, Char.ea
Aadaon and - Joseph, and with IroR Mountain Raif
.5s faa Ae G sseansr % ne :ssisEppi RvoE toT
For through tickets apply 1t Tia Consany1 on1cs
taA Depot Canal street. 0o~''" N'~ ~
, 1861-03-25

TaAscrs = notE1.Ex: 4a1Ts o7po eurck,