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, 1862-05-13

The DnuaaIsTss SU1Ts.-Our readers will !
remember that suits were brought against F. |
A. Bryan, Edwin Gale, s. s. Bliss and four
teen or fifteen other druggists Of this city,
upon the charge Of selling liquors without
license In al these cases judgments were
obtained in favor Of the city, the defendants
appealing to the Circuit Court. The ordi-
nance upon which the suits were based
provide penalty for selling liquor
without license In quantities less than
gallon, excepting that druggists may sell for
medical, sacrs1nents1 and mechanical pur-
poses- In all Of these suits judgments were
obtained In the lower court, upon the testi-
mony that the purchases were made ut tho eI-
pense Of the city By man in the clty's em-
| ploy.
! The City Attorney, Geo. l. Mech. ESD,
| yesterday voluntarily dismissed the suits on
| the ground that the sales being made to the
city itself, the citY could not maintain tbs
action aud that the druggists had 4 right to
| presume they were selling within the Law.
At the same time, the City Attorney main.
tanned that they hsd not the right to sell 1t re-
tsil excepting for the purposes Laid do III in
The ordinances.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CouR1-HeEoT4 Jud9s
D,1nnsnond-The znznos OF yesterday proved to be
sufficient to induce the immediate adjournment oi
n IL. M7-chaacezy. Bank Of Danvflie ~ Elm
Warren. On motion Of conplainant's solicitor,
, time extended 20 da1s in which to plead No. :.
: Co. s set down iof hearing o. Bin snssers
;Aaa.s11s-~The foiiowinz wese dismissed se plaan
s4', 81, s4a s2 as, 9os. eoi a, 92l sol and Tae
20. b2l-5ohnAas::n r, John. B ~ Walsh; netios
e.5 o9st. NJ oIan ssoa
Is ported oy andsyt plaintiff ruled to show Gauss y
ThuredsJ morning ne1t: Why security ios cost.
e. James s. Campbell: verdict, defendant guilty
RI damages assessed and Judgment On verdict. No
W 9i9 Nm. Stow. who sues for tho 8. 4 Dow ~. .
= 10. - oeoEe ADAMS =, snas Briggs; ,aaplead
q w,.h 1sS ~fE: os s;s t5tsl NJ seifEs1s " e.
BKrby Ct a.; tn3unctlon dlssolsed ard bln dll
ri missed It complatna1t's costs.
O 81 ii. aulS7sWora dismissed It pla,ntia cost
IT. No, fsInstah Skinner ~ 'Hessoa Felt; defs1
h. dants with1rasn their sppeasanee. No. eoe-U. =
ts,t NILE z,sTp aa chssged to Circuit Cont No.
y til td enteFsd = : ne;l!s pros a. e detsatsn
t. iraeet I'd 4asea'aaaa eSesiea soq s. 10 No x$o1a
- Naseh w. ]. Schultz et u; continued knls
ng Schultz: to ale SUFFICIENT sPpeal bond within
beoss Jsaaes GoodftcA-No. i5sT-W1ltann
20 Yonng ". Heajsmia 8. Cauer: Datkult :!
gFsa. HS e. sssss + FasF Y 3
4. 81 g. ass ;s;1l Esa .s5s6 Sesss5 :: 5al!.s
sesss ~ .sss Naseezan Rsaot e7 W 1eeist' K
~ Mn,gsas psaan.ssste ~. te q I'D = snenaed ple.
W. MIl!aa Fs1iae 4: Il. Disni.ssd i pi.iatlt
~"*s 'H'
, 1862-05-13
1862.
$a79,8s!e
919,9i7


Thenet depoeitee In the New York City banks
are toW oyez Sill, a,Go0,000, while the commercial
loans remain about the ZANE. Thespecis is about
ssl ,&aesoo. The bank exchanges are increasing
enormously, and will probably average for tho
weak the largest amount tinCe 1857. The iaf1a-
ttou denoted by this item In cur bank movements
is fsrenarkable, when VIC consider hat the legitf..
nate Transactions OF re g s9sn9t az 1s; aeou' nat
Mr. Cisco ts receivtng deposits for the $50
bonds. The receipts 1t the Assistant Treasury
to-day were ST. ,g79, and the Disbursements
s., ,6se, ,Sos, portion OF which FOR remittance
Of ttoops ct New Orleans. 1he balance on hand is
$19.533G6a- The credit OF the Government Is now
established on the azmest basis, aud tho casS
strength Of the Treasury Is mainly owing tn the
influence and practical bnninese capacity Of Mr.
Cisco The purchase cf s. 900 COO In gold the las
week. in anticipation Of the July and August In
tesest. has had . good effect upon Government se
, 1862-05-13

fena1e, IN u]lsch Ahs seller pays The storage, tt IL
quoted q FREE Of storags," or i. 0. O.
MoKpAT Erzs1NG, May - 1862. :
FLOUR Receipts, 6.415 brls. No shipments.
Market neglected and dull Sales we're: 125 brls
white Winter at 500 ;>2o btls good Spring Extra
at &8.s5 delivered
WHEAT-Recetpts. 4ses6bu. Shipments, $500
bu. Market dec1ined1@ac. Sales were: 1,0C0bu
No Red Winter at &c in stose; 1000 bu Amber
lows at soc In store; $500 bu No Spring at 78c
in store; 600 bu do at 77s5c In store: 600 bu do
at 77kc in store; Is, 90 bu do at 77a1c IN store9
COO bu do at tic Ii store; 1,0o0 bu No Spring, l.
. S Co, fresh receipts, at 6914c; 5000 bu do II s.
s, at CSC; 10o0 bn 4 D & Co, at 6sAc; 100 bn
SIS i Co, and s B & Co, st 67c; 1850 bu do &
Co at CSC 129 bags By sample at 90c Oh track; 159
bags at ;91ac On track.
CoRN-Reeeipss; 40 bu. Shipments, =. .575
bu. Market steady Sales, 5000 bu Yellow River
at SOC ahoat; 5000 BIZ old Mixed Canal At .2ec
afoat; 6,000 bu do at 23Hc afoat; 1909 bu do at
ata14c I, 0. ball next week: is 600 bu new Nix
ed Canal at &c ailoat; 5000 bu Rejected Canal at
94c aAoat; 5000 bu new Hixed st 24c In store; p
600 bu Rejected at sc In store 12ooo bu old Nix
ed at &c f. O. b.; 1000 bn do at 263c in store; l,
500 bu do at s6sc in etore: Il 600 bu do ata7c in
store.
DtAlG-1ECE4pLFs Auoo0 nAs 1HPA4t4LHs
Market dull. Sales, 1,6o0 bu 10 at 27c IN store
24oe bu do at 28c on track.
RTEReeeipts, b,426 bu. Shipments, II, 600 bu
Market dec1ined1c. Sales, 400 bu No. at 45e il
store.
BARIEY-Reeeipts. 5,69 bn. No shipments
| Market dull and heavy. Sales were: It, bags fai
| at 4oc on track; 115 bags good at 45c On track.
BIGHWNES-Recetpts 412 brls. Market qui
| ct. Sales, % bras at aD73c.
| HUNGARIAN GRASS SEED-Quiet- Sales, Y
bu and Is bags at $t.00
! PROVISIONS Mess Pork quiet. Sales. 10
brls Of City Mess at $lo85; 100 hrls do at $l1.o
Bulk Meats quiet. 400 brs picked Hams sold at So
| SIN. Lard quiet. Sales, IS tierces prime Coun
try Eettle-rendered at TIC.
ALCOHO1-Market quiet at 43@44c q gallun.
BEAES-ln good demand at $1.0o@1 80 for me
dium to prime.
BUTTER Quiet. We quote Fresh Butter pacl
ed In azkins at s34@10c; Dairy, 1o@tlc; Commo
drkfn, 6H@7Hc.
| EGGsIn good eupp lyat 5cpcr Dozen
| HIDES-The demand is light and the marke
quiet. We quote Green Country ct sA5hc
Green sa1ted. 5H@6e; Dry Sailed, e4@1okc; Dr
Flint, 12N@1875c-
POTATOES good supply and quiet. Sale
| 400 bu prime Neshannoeks at doc On track.
FREIGHTS-Quiet and unchanged. Prop Adr
attic, schrs Cut1ow and Mitchell, Wheat at &c pro
| Dubuque, Corn at &c. 4 standard vessel to a1rly,
at 65<c for Corn--an to Buffalo.
, 1862-05-13

w Ballads Of the War, No. l, March to
The Capital, by Augustine ]. H. Duganne,
eplendidly Illustrated, for sale byJ. ". Norris,
1O2 Madison street,
, 1862-05-13

The market If not well sustained. Some Of ths
large printcrs being nervous as to future prices,
made concessions, a week or two since, OF u cent
p yard and the general styles have been inactive
on that account, although some Of the best prfn.
te1B refuses to change their rateB. It Ia supposed
that the change was made rather from want Of
success In design than for other REASONS. Sptagus
has been the most successful this seaeon In unique
aud desirable styles. His novelties In dress prints
excel an thing we have seen Of the late 1mporta-
tionR. His gfeatcet SUCCESS is new shade Of
pink fut1o 1oduced in small dgures-Ve1y Ike rich
duced, at full prices
WooLEHB.
We can scarcely add anything to our report Of
last week respecting Woo1en Goods.
Fancy CassiMeres Of good deaign and adapted
to the season are readily taken 1t full prices al
fast as prounced. Some new STILES are being in
trodueed which are much approyed--ehowing I
great deal of taste and beauty Of design although
| they might be considered by some as oufTe.
, 1862-05-13

No CAsH--A young man named John Kesr
was ausigned yesterday at the Police Court
for stealing a meersehaum pipe, but the case
ended In smoke.
, 1862-05-13
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

E- Gyain sold ssia sfore'' u subject to &c gtor~
d9s, srhich u paid BY tbs 5iysr: ezdastce Of tht
arlx paid for Ihs grain to tbs seller. Hhen sGte
aemads, In tohich Ms seller pays ne stonage, tt IL
quoted - free Of Storage" or y 0. D."
, 1862-05-13
Domestic Dry Goods.

From the New York Tribune, 10th inst
The market for Domestic Dry Goods during the
week has been dull and declining. The victories
which have given euch an impulse to the Stock
Exchange have had the opposite influence on the
general market: Holdsrs, hoEsyer, are not dis
great inactivity ia the result. Indeed, we think
Tint the past has been the dulleet week OF the
season with the manufacturers and the agents.
The jobbers have during the past sixty days hada
very satisfactory business, and no dfminution of
their trade has been apparent, Jet they are cau-
T1sir r. customers M ffom m lie {nseriof o. % rom the
Western sections have generally provided them
ee1reB with cash in making their Purchases, which
has limited the general demand as compared with
previous seasons, yet It may prove more profit
able
The auction houses have during the season mo-
prosecuted with great vigor. One house held
their sixth carpet eale to-day. THE offerings COM
Prised the usual assortment Of English and Amer,
lean fabrics. The sale was well attended and
passed of quite satisfactorily.
Three other sales were held ot woolens, assort-
ed Frcnch goods and F1obons-al OF which passed
Of Te nhs sal sae Of rtbbons was particularly
10 ea es1tohs I Duplicated. ed -nsNe "s's S''' ''se
The exports for the week have not been large,
but On the whole satisfactory
RRoEN sDEETSas
The market is quiet, and unehansed-wc retain
our previous quotations. as follows:
Heavy standard. ...........-......-.. @MNc.
Medium @ .152H@i3e::
Aght -.-'.-'....'-'-.-..'..--> U @I75e.
DRILLS.
The denaand for this class Of goods is very light.
I in absence OF an export demand. We understand
that large lots are held In China, uuRold, which
| coet 84c per yard, and no Inducements can be
offered to shippers at the present prices. We
| quote:
Heavy export styles. @147<c
| llIegulal. ..1l19l9Ssc
BLEAcHED sHEETnGs.
! There 1e no market for this class Of goode-par-
ticularly for the better grades. During last week
ern.u spectators were in the rnarketfor the high
er grades, who were willing to buy 81 about the
vul1e Of the raw material, but the decline in ths
cotton market has led them to wtthdraw. vi
quote pricea as follows-1emarkiDg that our esti
mate is nominal;
tHAbe, 5o!ucn ----.-- -----.....-.--..tO QUO
| et16u, 3e-lncn. -,.-.....-....-.--...-H QDlSc-
s3xe3, 36-1nch. .12N G13c.
| SSx1Qp, G6-3uch .-...-.-.....--.l3 GDl4Ec
PRINTING CLOTHS.
| The market il dull aud no transactions are re
ported; Ike nominal prices are IS fouows:
SazE6.. .....-..-. exc, 6oz64. -..-.-.7 O.
| 5f1GO.-. ---..... .6Ac 64x6A. ....1A@sHc
! 5uz6S.-..
, 1862-05-13
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


MONDAY EVENING, May12-
The glorious news which we publish this morn-
lag OF the auccess Of the Federal arms in almost
every direction, and the subsequent plausible ru
NOR of the capture Of Richmond knocked all mon
eta1y operations Into q continental hat, and all
went in for good time generally. Money, Of
course, is abundant &C and more too, and the sup
ply is continually increasing. We are an unfortu-
nate people-haEe more money than We know what
to do with. Eastern exchange remains as before
quoted-par buying: 4 selling. Gold We quote
at ~ buJiug, and 3per cent selling. The demand
IL light.
rather stringent money market, and with strong
downward tendency In exchange. There Was,
aes a tns Fas t
banks at AG4 below the nominal selling rate.
The large transactions in wheat bare absorbed
ere IN Some instances we're forced to use e1chsnge
on Saturday instead Of currency. We quote:
> Buying. Selling.
spss,s Ess sotk 11ea.nse Kss KSS prem
CRcnaAr1, May 1a,-Dulness WAS the lending
feature again, in financial circles, On Saturday.
Nothing wa added to The discount lines. TIE
pa rns aa esge9g
sought after at 10 percent, and the transactions
! ranged from this figure down to per cent. The
| 1puoN1uB arc kuf 4uRkat4uAb I'VE Bu4Q Auu tx
| change.
Foreign DEF aooDs lxroars The following. Is
! the comparative statement Of the Imports Of for
eign dry goods at the port Of New York for week
ending May Sand Bince january:
For the week 1851. 1862.
Entered at tbs port ..-.... *790 90 $a79, 9,8se
| Thrown On naiket..-.-... 200,651 1891
Since January J..
Thrown on market,....-- a6.7a5,7w 21,471,6st
The regular trade Of the season Is now over
and the importers aza occupied In closing VI
at suction or priyate sales on the best ottere
they can get. being determined to realize
= much m as possible inie cash - assets. set
ready sale et good PRICES. n plaiaa soand,
shadee, Of green end purple. mais and -, s7u
| line blue sell well aud are searce' Whit'
is also wanted, and plstn ribbons general.
are d: ing well, Plain French de 1atnss and Parl'
src hasd to sch, even at low prices: Rlacl
| and white checks in silk and cotton an
| worst d are In demand. and command
ready sn1e at fair ptices. In ponlt % sole, BIZ Blu
black tafetas. and gros d'ecosee are wanted TO
]saies' mantillaB and sacks. Fine Saxony d1es
! ! e,Hp re Eq13{nU a. rfirn
, 1862-05-13

The repor. Of the capture Of Richmond ~ ths
Federal troops caused great exc.tament and en-
thusiAsrn On Change today. and hut little bust
nesa va done. ~ thu Beard Of Trade adjourned 1t
an eas3y hour.
There vas but limited demand for wheat, and
pr1oes declined &c on No. . ana 14sc On No.
epttne-caozins dull. Ahcnt .bushsls sod
At &c for No. : Red Winter; eoc, for Amber Iowa
7ga7ac fox No. l Spring and sa8sa4c tot No.
Spting In stoee Flour vas dull and neglected md
n&pinzNy 1owet.
Com wss in fair demand and the msrket ruled
steady 1t asHGs7c- principally ut the httee nE-
nfo. Oats wsre dsu xnd drooping. RJe dcatasa
1c with sales Of No. In store 1t sc. BarleJ Vaz
vmy dun. seeds- qalet. Htghrines daa 1t
M@n4e- .;..
Mess PORK We quiet, With sales Of City P4eksz
/ As S1nss111.ea Eoth1ng sf Consequence doing
hi BuIk Meata. Lard quiet End sresdy: LAKE
ifdshta @sza qatst. shippers pesssrr.ng 70 awas4
tAe p11fvs1 IT tho deet fkoo below. ona Ro1allse
t. Aaa tvs yesesas wese Chartered, II g. ser wAaas
Ane propeller 1t &c tor eosa, and STANDARD sessc
tasatrs ut exe tsr ee.a-a1l to Bua1a.
, 1862-05-13

ELEcrIox.-The election Of officers By the
Chicago Cricket Club will take place this
evening, at the fremont House, at eight
O'Clock.
, 1862-05-13

POCKET P1cEED.-A poor woman named
Cur1et had her pocket picked Of over one
hundred dollars while standing in front Of
Bryan Hall, On Sunday LAST, during the mill
fa5y funeral
, 1862-05-13

"a For cleaning and dying gentleman's clothes
60 to Cook d Mclean. 90 Dearborn street. This
old established house Do better and cheaper work
thau any In the city. ebnly
, 1862-05-13

CAHvAss1sG.-KnaPp and Davis hsye been
appointed and are now caurassing this city
for subscribers to Parson BroWnlo~'s Book.
The book Will not be ready for delivery until
about the LIST to the 10th Of June, and viii con-
tain 400 pages, giving complete history Of
the secession persccntions in Tennessee. The
larger portion was written By the Pa1son while
in prison in Knoxville, Tenn. It will meet
with an immense sale
, 1862-05-13

e Buy paper hangings Of Chase q Co., l09
Randolph gtreet. nh 993n
, 1862-05-13

-1& EpHUUuTxn ri THN ,8PAAI4H Gd4&HNAxxSs
In drawing of HAY tth, lxkz No = q drew $i4a9H:
%: is sz< dry 8Amo; Ho 3 - dsX Fl e = fs,.
Se capt4I pEaxea E11zes. s.czaaed 9aa ~
YSEs.''N Yo1E. - ~es'~ na9t3ufa III
, 1862-05-13

E- /. Dutton's new Livery Stable Is finished,
and his stock Of horses and carriages has been re-
tnrned to the old stand in Couch place. between
Dearborn and Clark. The stable has been enlarg-
ed and Its facilities for boarding horses increased
Inay13-3t
, 1862-05-13

Webster McCarro}l Co. g, 18th Louisiana.... !
Samuel Thpmas Co. e, 1lth Arkansas. ........ !
F. E. Drinkard, Co. 3, lat Tennessee !
J. r Wsteon; &C. 4, 18th Arkansas. !
j. H. Lewis. Co. E, ltth ArkRnsae !
J. R. Miller, Co. A, lth Arkansas !
]. II. Mason, Co. K, 18th Arkausas -. .,:.:.-. !
R. Il. Jones. Co. B, Let Tenn Miss, and Ark. !
G. snodgrass, Murrsy's Artillery .-.-..........
A. J. Mcdonald, Co. B. 11th Arkansas ,....-.... !
B. Stewart. Murray Afti11e.y.-.- -......-.
Previously reported. .39
Total deaths .S94
It will be seen that five Of the aboTc deaths
were members of the 11th Arkansas regiment.
These were mostly patients lately sent here
from the St. Louis hospital There are about
315 palients In the hospital.
, 1862-05-13

McT1c6ER's TBE4TEE~-Mr. Cou1dock's
new play, "The Lion Of st. Marc" WAS well
received last evening, aad evidently made
hit with the audience. Mr. ConldocI was
6ublIme as the t'Chief of the Council Of Ten, ~
and was admirably supported by the stock
company. In the hands Of Mr.. Couldock, this
play must prore successful, and we advise the
lovers Of line acting to visit MeVicker's The
at1e this evening.
, 1862-05-13

4 GARD.-To the Citizens Of
IL Chicago
, 1862-05-13

~ Madame Ho11ard, the great Magnetic Doc
tzese, Is daily astonishing and convincing some
Of the most skeptieal Of our citizens Of her Won
de1ul power in curing diseases! It is to be hoped
that no one will despair Of cure until they have
given Madame q. trial. Satisfactory references
Of remarkable cures viii be cheerfu1y given when
required, by Supplying at her residence, No. %
Michigan Ayenne. zay1sx6t
, 1862-05-13

In our Marine news, in an item cut
from Buffalo exchange, handsome and
xnezited compliment is paid to the Columbian
Marine Insurance Company, of which Messrs.
Hall 4 Co. are the agents in this city.
, 1862-05-13

~" Yankee Card WRITER Sherman House,
also orders taken in Custom House Place, nextto
Post Office. Samples inaai1ed for two stamps
printed from plate 81. ray13-3t
, 1862-05-13

w 4 N T E D-Employment for
" American English, Irish Scotch German and
Failsde1phla Intelligence otcs Ne lss soata CLARA
Try orde1 pnnctuay attended to- Pea Office Bog 1659.
MRS d. PRATT attaudHpCA deS-k&LlF
, 1862-05-13

w a n T E Dive are buying
w United States Certificates Of Indehtedness8
QUARTER MAS1ER'B CEECKS
On United etates TreasuarT. parable tu Certificates of
Indebtedness and Quarterma stsrs Vouchers.
C. C. PARKS T. Co. RAnketN
, 1862-05-13

EF good shade hanger wanted. Apply to E.
G. L. Faxon, 20 Lake street. ap2fp743
Go to John Jones, 119 Dearborn It,, and get your
clothes thoroughly cleaned and neatly repaired
npv19
, 1862-05-13

HORSES FOE TIE ARMf.-AEout FIVE hun
<ared horses arrived in this citT, from Ohio,
consigned to Captain Potter, Q. S. Quarter
master at1this post. They are intended for
The army Of the West, and will be at once dis
patched to their destination. These horses
have been closely inspected, and are pronoun-
ced an excellent 1ot-the best that has been
gathe1ed in this city. They cost the Govern
meut $120 each.
, 1862-05-13

ITO RENT Brick Store, No.
Possession gtvea tnlmedIatalY, WILLIAM RL AfR,
T7R T. ake Erfet So :Qy1-p3%3H
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most grudgiugly for school purposes seem
thus to have manifested the least concern
as to the manner in which it is ex-
pended.
My thanks are due to the scholars for
many marks of respect, and to those par
ents who have Willingly aided in support
Of the school either by their money, their
advice or their presence.
G. G. NEsrLERoDE, Supt
Upton, April 25th, 1862.
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-Edward Stanley, whose departure
from San Francisco is noticed in our dis
patches this morning, is the new military
Governor of North Carolina, by appoint
ment of the President. He is a native
of North Carolins, and . sound loyalist
as we'll as statesman Of ability.
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CHRISTIANITY AND ToBACCo.-Last
Friday the New England Methodist Con-
ference, sitting at Westfeld, Mass, was
brought to stand in the case of a per-
son asking admission to their coansc-
ton, on the objection that ho cheued TO-.
Jacco. During the discussion raised, a
large majority were found to be opposed
to receiving any new member using to-
bacco, and 80 the case was laid over
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TiDtOn Tanncry.

II. & J. J. DAIRY would announce to the
public that they are prepared to TAN LEATH-
FIR for customers on the shares or for pay
The highest cash price will be paid for hides.
We have a fac assortmene OF Leather on hand,
which We will sell low for cash, or exchange it
for hides.
Upton. August 80, la60.
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A writer in the Missouri h'epuLHcaa,
writing in defense Of Gen. Sigel, closes
his communication with the following
authoritative contradiction of libel per
petrated and widely circulated against
Gen. Curtis, that he wanted to surreu der
at the battle of Pea Ridge:
| avail myself Of this writing to con
tradlct, on the authority of Gen. Sigel,
that he was never present at a confer
ence of division commanders, at which
"a surrender was seriously ly considered -
at Pea Ridge; and | am satisfied that
this and other rumOrs and extravagant
statements which have gained currency
in the newspapers are as distasteful as
they a'e annoying to Gen. Sigel, and
especially is he displeased with all those
contrasts drawn between the German
and the American, since it is his pride
aud honor to command an army nearly
equally balanced with German and Amer
lean, since it is his pride aud honor to
command an army near y equally balanc-
ed with German and American, who are
harmonious in camp, and equally valiant
in battle If the credit is claimed for
either, injustice is done to the other.
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DIR. p. T.. SMITH.
MI. TULLOSS, ID. ID. -,

HFFICE west side of Clinton street, -
\ between Washington and College, yySS1y1S
IOWA CITY, IOWA. Also will visit -1
Upton. professionally, two or three times per
Annum. S:22
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NOTICE,

rs hereby given that ALEX ROBERTSON has
l. re.opencd his
ME AT MI a r X EFT
at the old stand, North Of the court house, in
Upton, where he intends to supply the best
meat in Cedar county, at reasonable rates FOR
CASH, as he buys beercs ON the same terms.
Upton, sept. 5th, lHGl--3m