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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-13

IMPORTANT ARREST 1t may be recollected
that in the examination before Commissioner
Watson of George Elan, charged with counter
feiting aud uttoring counterfeit Confederate trea-
sury notes, a woman named Gilman (Ee Si6tg }
figured conspicuOusly. According to her testi-
mony, she had seen Elan with sheets Of un-
signed Confederate notes, and had seen him
70. ge lin a manner heretofore infinitely explained
by us, signatures to a number Of them. Upon
this witness, principally, the government relied
for conviction Of Elan, bat Bhsn the Confed-
crate Court met on the 18th Of March, fog the
trial of the countsrfeteTs, it was discovered that
she had left the city. Tho experienced detec-
tive, Washington Goodrich, was Immediately
detailed TO work the case and find and capture
the refugees. In the course OF two days fruit
less search about the purieus Of this city, Mr..
/ Goodrich asosT.eiued that the woman had left
in company vita q soldier for one of three
! placss-Wilmington, Memphis or New Orleans.
/ Aitei rsczl wing this information, Mr.. Goodrich
/ left this city Ia tie aeZt train. lie lad been
/ gone over two weeks, when, on yesterday, tel
egrap6!c dispatch was received here to the effect
! that he had found and arrested the woman in
/ Memphis, and would return with all practicable
! speed Richmond ELaH,tEer, 7h
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LAND AND LOIS FOR sALE.

: ACRES OF LAND, on ro1th sid. New Raleigh
IL road q portion Of the Wright tract tyvl rBiIes
ifo4 Court Square. Good ste for @ residence
~ l, on north SIDE Jackson street between See
Ona eE1 Man tll,ty-s5v-u and half by eighty feat
On "l-l Lntf7 Is comfortable, small br ta dwelling
Lo-, containing about ore acre o1 s5ush SIDE Ala
oGrlA street on which here f. small frame dwelling
handsome site for 8 family residence
LO1 sky eight ty Oae hundred and forty sishE
ana hs-I Ieet 3nimProTea corner AdsIls AID Fourth
street,, north side Adams street
a LOT, on Walnut street, usar Vance street one.
nuL dred and Htty ly c-E-- hur E5d feel uai proved
AAe above Properly may be boz Eht at very reasoua
oie prices by applying TO the -ubscliDs-s.
CHARLES JONES or
sp5 o. j. ID GREENIAW
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MARRlED.

At the r=sdsurs Of The biL-'s fa.h=r. j. "a. Pa.ucE
z. on the esniug of this 10 h instant By 70 Rev
s.uss. Dr. CHAs. b HAYWARD. g.. :. A. to susi Co
FIJLs a. Patrick
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-13

NOTICE The following named members Of
the reserve corps Of the l7lst regiment are hereby
qured TO report themselves for hospital duty az the
Overtou Hotel this (Susday) evening at ssveu o'clock
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-13
II The Richmond correspondence of til:

II The Richmond correspondence of the
Charleston Mercury contains the following;
Commander Forrest was called here to accept
the place of assistant S cretary of the Navy.
He came, but declined the place, on the ground
that the Office at the navy yard suited him, and
that be had work there which he wanted to I'm
ish. To whom tie piece will now be offered, no
body knows.
Gen. Joe Johnston came down OH yesieTday,
whether fOT the purpose OF taking command Of
the army on the Peninsula, as rumor asserts, or
to coax the Presidents permission 10 indulge
him in some new strategy, it is impossible to
say.
The President vetoed the bill creating the
Otiee Of commanding general because It 81
lowed the general to take the field at his dis
cretion- The bill was an exact copy of the act
by which Washington was made lieutenant
general L was handed to the President and
Secretary Of War, who worked away on it until
they had licked it into shape TO suit themselves,
and then returned it to Congress. Congress
made some Immsteria, alterations. and passed
it. The President vetoed it fer the reason given
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-13
MISCELLANEOUS
RnR SALE

T WISH to sell fer Confederate money a part g.
j Of my REAL ESTATE IN Memphis, con E5,,5
Eistug oil some fine business property On Nam s4Iii
street or the fine resident lot on Adams -A-s--L~
street. up1u which 4 now reside. ,
L.-. u = v. LL--. = 2 81
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HrN.a - ForND.-Tbe skeleton q

HUM.E SKELETON FoUND.-The skeleton Of
msn was found By q negro on the plantation
OF DR.. II. r. Cook, about SIX miles below Au-
gusta, yesterday. He had on black silk cravst,
and o bullet in his under jaw. Coroner Gentry
Of Hamburg, held an inquest, aud the Jury
rendered q verdict in accordance with the above
facts Our informant thinks il was the body Of
Nj. Robinson, who was drowned at the foot Of
Marbury street about a year ago.-Augusia
Chronicle 5th
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-13

THE RIyER.-The heavy rains we have had
have already produced their elect upon the river 1t ID
rising sgaiu and will probably be high it has
been at any time this spring 1t had fallen fourteen
inches
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-13

No AOMITTASCE.-Capt Shirley requests US
to say that in consequence Of the largely increased
working force that has been placed upon his boat
the purpos- of assuring her completion at al early
date possible visitors viii not, hereafter be allowed
TO 90 on board A very short time viii have her in
condition to secure the eneoniums Of ALL when op-
portuuity will be afforded to our citizens TO examine
this specimen of Memphis skill and enterprise.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS,

Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad
nN AND AFTER WEDN ESDAT- APrs ID, 1902,
n roeds viii be received fr t5reua Sgstion f0r
ehlcment over this Road at the Memphis Stai n, IN
les pIepsid.
NILES MEzRT r. ETHER,
Chief Engineer and General 5 perIutsLCent
r. s. EICBERDs. General Traffic gent.
ap2lu hvaiancse ceTy
F-EO LBS. CJTTON WRAPPING TWIRE and
4 SJO Heavy sewing Cotton,
50 pieces p aid end Striped OsnatuTgs,
go pans Russet B-uEGns,
900 Black B-agga and Army Shoes,
100 Gray Army Partal0ans.
45j ked Atskspss Psutaloons,
30 pieces "A Eng i-h Gallo o,
80 Fancy swns snd Jac1nsfs,
ID9 Black Lawns and CalieOes
~ Black and Fancy Gin ghsuls.
1000 lbs ane aud common Chewing TohsCce,
10 800 German Cigars,
I5O dozen supsrioC Hickory Shirts,
50 Driaing Drawers,
- Lnen. six and Paid Haudk dkerUhiefs,
l51 pkgs \. G HeuinEs gud shad
.rssv TAYLOR & MCEWEN.
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MORTUARY.-We are indebted to Dr. Thos
Peyton for the following mortusry report for the wes
ending at u NJ, on Saturday Adu IS o. infants , males
g. females .; white q black citizens g. strau gers ,
Total p.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-13

RECpRDEE'S COURT-Fhere were five cases
before the Recorder yesterday and three The Proves.
Aarshs's docket
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-13
SOLDIERS RELIEF AssocrATroN.-since our

CONTRIBUTIONS FOR THE WoUNuEG.-The
following additional srno-n.z h.vs received By
Capt Joseph Leno and Elder for the relief Of the
,--.-,,.4g.4 s,l,}fsrs.
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VFVP6I,'G BELL lyD BRASS WORKS.
'<stEOsE Street,
u,..-., H. -, Union ST., Memphis, Tenn.
uu,r-r < OsEE.gEE.F,

OItl QOoL Dt-JN
C.gRR.qTT & O'fEs&E Es'F,
-.--,-,. d das1es IN BRASS
WORK Of every description, S.s@i 15.'s- = a. c. scr
I'D Lager Beer Cocks. Steam AM t-lt 60.
Military AccoUtrenents. spurs Stl+Lotl Bic Holster
g5oIste- Buttons d rkes. RiHFs BRIDE Ous
inns sword Trimmings Gun Irhuni-s-' -,-f For
,z's patent Lead Pipe Coupling g sra ray S.ge-v
Ma Sewing Machines and other riie 70 -
.s,ef5llv repaired Chandaliers srG 0ls LAt-
e,aaned regiit and brouzsd. Railroad hto -
work done O. the shortest notice, ana Oh '-S -
te~s = both members Of drm are p aSie- ~ "a
our Mr. OHars having been engaged ~ me lnl -l
+7,e I'll military sccoutrements for navy yezrs We w
,,is 81 8rsughf W IRE prepared 20 do any s1noun,
III Brass Casting Of sn knd in style not suf fPasS5
Easf west North uth md on toe sn0rres. 3oi1'
an ors5ers FLIED by rhs time specified without IA
s-esb paid for C5E "a stai or taken II exchange.
jal23ns
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-13

QUIET Matters ia the city are very quiet
The war proceedings a. Coriuth mp the river aad at
Huntsville occupy public attention exclusively.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-13

/ Excel STOR SALOON.-At this saloon in south
Court street. enghoid has daily, refreshments for the
hungry Of substantial kind chosen from ths best in
the market and prepared for the table by experienced
cook
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-13
HATERSACKS AND ClNTEEY STRiPS.
TAKEN UP,
MISSISSIPPI COTTON NOTES,

Z wish to say 20 fisuds su a.is- DID, tH-t wa
" VII receive Mississ. DJi Gotten notes st par ff-
payment OF aac'gnts ana for goods ani frh5r no-fes
fU~ wv TAYLOR & EcFy n
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-13

The SLAIN At SWLoaH.-The Re- Dr..
Ford will deliver dcgurse this morning at tle First
Baptist Church in memory Of the slain at the battle
Shloab. Services at IL o'clock.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-13

IN TR0UBLE-Om friend, NJ c. Cayce.
called to say he had lost bis -pecacles and cant find
pair to I'LL their place. They gold, and sre what
may be called half eyes lie says tho finder shall be
" ell rewarded
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-13

no MORE DRUNKENNEss.-Ge E. Kirby
Smith seems determined to put stop to drunk,
enress in our army IN his department. His
orders on the subject, operating in East Ten,
uessee are as follows:
] The 3istillation Of spiritUOUs liquor and its
sale Except upon the written prescription of 6
physician in regular practiceJ Is prohibited
. & Ten days is given for the removal o. liquor
held by disti.lers out Of the department.
8 Violation Of the55 orders will be followed
/ by the srrest Of the offender sad the conhsca
/ ton Of his liquor
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-13

UNION STREET CHURCH-Quarterly meet
ing at this church. Rev. Nr. Boswell will -tte-j anl
VIII preach az II o'clock this morning
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-13

GEN. BARROW IMPRIsOSED.-We noticed
Yesterday that Gen. Washington Barrow had
been arrested and placed under parole. At the
expiration Of bis parole yesterday, be appeared
at the ofice Of the provost marshal, and was
sent to the State prison for confinement IN the
Suueriateudents quarters. He was refused
either b6H o. libel-u0n 5a parole. We learn,
however, that he VIII be permitted to isavs big
confinement, wtsn absolutely necessary lor
bTiei visits on business 70 Lis Office OF to his
family. We are not informed as to the specific
charges made against him.-NashUaLC Patriot.
How NEAR ARE THE ENEMY TO HUNTS
VILE IA special messenger sent TO Learn the
whereabouts Of the enemy, reported 1000 strong
90 Wells Hill, mics .his side Of Fayetteville
returns and says, they are not uoar5r han Shel-
bYvilie. except perhaps, few cavalry scouts
Huntsville Democrat
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LOCAL MATTERS.
SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL I3, I.5!.

POsT P0stmasJer Galloway requests
mp 10 state that the Post Oice will be open to-day, and
every Sunday hereafter from two to three o'clock p n
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-13

! The SOUTH MARKET MURDER David Finn
"es yesterday examined before Recorder Moore on the
charge uf killing alfred Moore in South Market House
by shooting him in the head and was held in s. 500 bail
the charge The two men who were arrested,
with him discharged there being no evidence to
impicate them.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-13

RAILWAY BBEAE.-Ihe heavy rain of Fri
DAY caused wash in the embaukment Of the Mississippi
railroad three miles below the city strong force was
At work there Yesterday, and t not doubted but
that the usual travel would De resumed this morning
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-13

Ninth REGIMENT TENNESSEE VOLUNTEERS
The following is sn additional list of the killed
in the Ninth regiment Tennessee Volunteers
Lieutenant Hart Richardson; Wm. Ward, II
Trainer, VIM. CoIcut, company G.; - Glover
company +; G. N. Kinney, company E. G. D.
Smith, company c.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-13

ErThs ST. Louis ECeHiRg Neszs advocates the
emancipation Of slavery in Missouri.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-13

e At enc time in the fight On Monday last
Gen. Baauregard led the 18th Louisiana and the
Orleans Guards in person, charging the euemy's
lines with the eolOrs of he regiment in his
hands, driving back the enemy with terrible
slaughter
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-13

ROyIEG SOLDIERS To BE ARRESTED "A
New York paper says that an order has been is
sued for the arrest Of all persons in soldiers uni
form who cannot give a satisfactory account
Of themselves, or are not provided with passes.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-13

B-lt was thought in Richmond on Monday
last that the Virginia had steamed out for the
purpose Of destroying some Of the enemy's
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-13

B-Judge Catron arrived at Nashville on the
% instant.
, 1862-08-29

0ETARI3 FEMALE SEMI
~ NARY-CanRndsigua n r. Messr8 Tyler T.
Richards Principals Tie thfrt7.e!ehth annual ses
tIa1 viii coAmeicv sept,mb 1lu Ei.cuiaEs SiH.ns
Il ,nry J. Wh:tehsn.e, n. D.. Rev. II Humphrey
= sa Blu!r ESQ =. Chicago oug1 tS4 l-:.,sr eQi
, 1862-08-29
g}3g Grihu1tG,
FRIDAY, AUGUST %, 1853.
tFor the Ch cago Trlbune.l
RALLXING SONG.


Rally, bose, rally, the fight Ia not done,
Its elangoz resounds to our uttermost border;
Promptly, boys, promptly. together as one
Fall into the ranks and march forward in order.
Our battle cry shall be
"UN1oN AND VIcroRrl"
Far let It ring over hilltop and valley;
Peal 1t out, ptal it ont.
Lond as thunder shout,
God tpeed the righteous cause-zally, bors, rallyi
Come from the forests and broad prairie lands,
Come from thu rnountalns and far-resch1ng val
Come with the ~eapons Of war In your hands
Where each true eon Of Columbia rallies
Meath the old flag Of stars.
With white and crimson ba.s,
Floating aloft the bright herald of glory,
And with upltfted h2ud
Swear by that Tag to stand
Firm as your mountains whose foreheads are
hCasy.
Come from the harvest hslda. white in the sun;
Come from the workshops and temples Of labo.-
Gene for to-day there is work to be done
Noble, ard higher, with musket and sabre.
Strike down the ttaiI'fous band
Warning their native land,
Basely s. Confederate" =" working out treason;
Who oft onr hsg prolane,
Who have OUT brothers slain,
Desd to all feelings Of honor and reason.
Come! for the day-aye, the hour-is at hand;
Now we must Gght as slaves be o'erpowered !;
Fill up the ra1ks with the flower If the land,
We have no room for the 1a1gard or coward
But et1I cur CRY shall be
"CN1oN AND VECroA1it'
Ril E1ng afar over lltop aad valley,
PealiDg out, pealiug out,
Loud as thunder shout
Coo speed the righteous cause, rally, boys, rally
R1ESz1, Miss, Aug. q, 1862.
, 1862-08-29

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&c. sHa e ne' ssn2 III aaSe ~ ers aad I'D Gli g.
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bounded he ess: by Ciezk 1ssse o. tas nos.h by
sotE b. fce:he and 0e!n< al The leg included
tihn Rud sad stteets ali aituate lJtEg aud
bsae II the city Of Chieago county OF cook aad ssse
ATd dtss: Ell On Monday: she tvsnEga:ta ds1 81 q
forenoon On said premises II ursu1acs q ths I.Isra
powers .1 provision: Of I'D EoEztze. onsr i2E ssie
a1o 5ell .he s1id premises in said
ft and tqu.sy Of redemption of sha ssid REaar1 Z
| sEitt snd ~ lisRa a Ss1tt. his wife a7i Iauea :
Johnston 2nd Jenny Johna:an ~ vile taetT aeTs
s1Id mortzsge WIS Ecd for 5eosd "a NJ @ hSaEue 1 81
JsnSay r l. B. III nc dn'S r-coEsd zoos q
HertssEes commencing tt paES - z - III : NnHH.
Cn.caea, jana IL 1a1 sa1asah
The above sale Is postponed until Monday, hra* dAy
q ,Ssata IS sptSfnsst' 49, x 1LLIAW R NGnEy.
, 1862-08-29
WAo HAVE TAKEN THE oATn-AsToNrSHISG
DEyEI IOPMENTS.
The Real Masters of the Situation.


The alteration Of the posi- lou OF the slave IN
tie CriFra States sisce the rrssvnt civil War
broke ou-, is worthy Of consideration.
B.fofe The war, the co1ored rsca were eI-
POSED to hardships and priva;i3us, whilst
their masters livtd luNuriantly on their toll.
and comfort, With few or 10 raskmast-rs over
tbtun, whist tteir masters are EXPOSED to
every kind of fatigue and danger in the field.
TIE destruction of he in this war, reckon
in. deaths By disease ard batte in the armies
oi the Soutn and North, caunot be less, by
This Tin {, tim bali mil ian If tnen-au white
| Had the coloreo race suffered in the same pro-
portion, Il s1cu1u Ea7e lost To-, zoo MN; but
| MO BELIEVES that il has lost 10000, or even
| l.Gu0?
Belize this war. it was negroes who fled
| from the States in'o Canada Nov. it's white
Mtr! There Is Dot single coior-d man seek
| ing to eyadc The defense OF his country.
Before the WAT, n~.roe. had NJ rights WHICH
| ary white man Us bound to respect; {the
afrocious dcliverance Of the chief Justice OF
! to acquiesce,4 Now, their good qualities are
set :o1th, ami their sid sought by a large and
| rapiG1y increasing parry.
Before the wsr it was loudly proclaimed.
that if the SLAVES were not held down with an
iron band they would bum, plunder, murder.
| rayieh their masters property and fam
HES. Now, it is seen clearly, that with every
| opportunity to rise upon their masters fam.
lies, they Irefer to wait for deliserapce from
the hand cl God. The seem to have lat mes
eage Of scripture given to them: t. Te shall
rot nes to fight In this battle; stand
ye still, ana see the salvation Of the Lord
il CLron. 20, II.
Before the war, 1t was thought TINT it tbs
slaves were set free, they would become laz5
vagabons1s, and oyerrun the north RI States
Now lis seen that they greatly prefer to staJ
here they are-2]l theu desire being to worl
for wsges, instead Of the lash, aud to be able
to call their families theiroWn-a desire which
does not appear unreasonable
Before the war, the deoased character Of tht
Aflican race was generally admitted, even b.
t cir friends, who accounted for it ny the bra
tslizir effects Of slavery Now it is I'D ni:tei
| o a1t hands, even by thei~ enemies, that ths
rs.ce has conducted itself with uniform and IN
excep' ionab1e prppriety; and the testimony
! OF neIthern ARMIES which have marche:
thru ugh slave states, is that the loyalty, piet,
ard Intelligence Of those regioas Is chiefly Il
be found among the slaves.
The Uti ed states authorities, civil aud mil
ftary, have tried every plan to get nd OF thes
p'agQ+s without setting the slaves free, bn
ali ~ihont avail, and they are gradual,
compg up, Though very Reluctantly. and sstl
a very had grace, to this point. When the,
do proclaim Immediate and universal freedom
, 1862-08-29


The arrest OF Edeon B. OllE Of Lancaster,
Ohio, has been made the occasion of q mass
meeting Of his friends in that Place. Il was
held on the 2lst inst, end the call commences
rs follows:
No POLITICAL BAsTILEs TO INcAKcER ATs
AMERICAN C1T1zESs-DemoeTatic Mass Afsst-
fng.-11en of Fairfield Again has the mill
tasY authority subyerted the civil power of the
6.u-c. Again have the iHalnie5le rights of
1Fee1nen heen violated. A citizen Of our own
counts, wi'hont process Of law, has bsen de.
p7ived Of his liberty by the. ipsi dirt of the
Secretary Of War. On the night Of the Eth
inst, Dr.. E. B. Olds was forci0ly, aud with
out civil process, taken from his home aud
family, by q nj itarv order from the War De
Katlrent, and conveyed to Fort Lafayeste
without trisl or eytn hearing. To what eud
are the things tending? Is our glorious Con.
etitnticn defantiy set aside and our boastad
liberty tut n:oekery2 Are We going hack
10 the middle Of the dark ages, and under the
reign OF the dungeon and the in9uis1sioa ?"
A company Of traitors cocgregated at the
meeting. B. solutions were'adopfed declsrinc
the guarantees Of the Constitution violated il
the arrest Of Dr.. Olds, and the sovereignty o[
the State outraged. ex.Caagre5sm.n Martin
and Ex-Governor Medi,l made speeches.
, 1862-08-29
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Cures old Chronic and recent diseases. Has the tes
H1nonlaas OF the medical fraternity. Medical Journals
Iand the slroes- -enttre press Of the 5tuth.
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Consultations tnTtosbfe 1el9-E1S9 SIN
, 1862-08-29

IA WIDOW AND RoruER"-Goy. Yates
has received q very elegant and able letter
signed '<a widow and no herr from l7dy o
Chicago, on the subject Of drifting. He d.
sir=s ts exprrfs bis thanks for the sauae, and
to sa5 :1ia he will inHt diately forward tht
Litter Q Tie SECRETARY Of war.
, 1862-08-29

~ DR.. James, formerly OF New
O71esns. has asrirtd in Chicago snd permanently
1ocsted at q Randolph seet. between Stats
born ssreete Chicago III,
, 1862-08-29

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