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State ofFeeItng In Western Tennessee
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State ofFeeI1ng In Western Tennessee.
Washington dispatch to the n. 7. Times. 1st.]
A gentleman just arrived from Memphis,
states that the greatest CONSERVATION prevails
in Western Tennessee, and has done so ever
since the battle Of Belmont. People who had
been strenuous advocates Of the rebel cause
previously, inquire what the South is fighting
1or, and but for military restraint, Union de-
monstrations would appear everywhere. They
begin to perceive, he states, that tue North Is
in earnest, which they had deludcd themselves
into suppoEius was not the case. Rebel lead
ers declare that the force they can bring into
action, at Columbus and Bowling Green, is
one hundred and eighty thousand strong.
With good means of Judging, this gentleman
thinks it about one hundred and forty thous-
and-weak. That is, in times of danger,
crowds of armed farmers are mustered in from
the country, who return to their work when
the moment Of supposed peril disappears.
They are brave, but undiscipliued, lacking
confidence in both themselves and their lead
ers, and morally certain Of being defeated, in
contest with properly trained troops.
, 1862-02-05
Rebels Captured In Northeast Mig
souri,.

Rebels Captured In Northeast Mig
souri,.
From The Hannibal CAo) Messenger. Feb. II
On Sunday last, Col. Moore, with 40 men,
left Memphis, Scotland county, No., and
50 seccssionists, of whom IS were sworn and
released. The distillery connected with Bry-
ans mill, in Schuyler county, WAS burned, US
it was G prolific breeder Of scccssionists:
4 doggery in little town called Union,
that furnishhd the grog to raise the first Sc
souri, shortly after the boys passed, was seen
TO be in fumes This burning was not done
out Of malice, but only to cut of supplies, rs
bad whisky is as necessary to seccssionist rs
treasury pap to IN Office holder
The scouts returned to Memphis about eight
o'clock ut night, bringing in besides the
twenty-five prisoners, about dozen guns
and Horses tile trophies Of bloodlcss vic
tory.
, 1862-02-05

TWO HUNDRED AGENTS
Il WANTED-Agents wanted IN every toxn uf tho
United States fo sellJ kohers neT improved method
Secured by copyright Agents making from s. to IS
per day. For particulars inquire at J. K0HLEls8
Office, No Metropolitan Block or address @ Box
S52 Chicago, Ill delThS32lm
, 1862-02-05

no PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
~ Public notice is hereby given that the under.
signed. AERln- LADD, Of Chicago, and GEORGE S.
formed aCorartnershp III the Wholesale Grocery and
Commission Busine.s under the name and style of
1ADD WILLIAMS bath OF whom arc euinofizca 1 ~
to lettle the Affairs OF the late firm Of WIN, lttle g w.
at their Store. 119 South Nnter street.
Chicago, Feb, 4th, ISSs. MERRILL LADD.
fe5E73S3t GEO. s. WILLIAMS.
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ARRIVAL OF THE :N0RTHERN
LIGHT:
Latest from Panama and the Pacific.

LATEST 1rom Panama ana kQe f&E1UCs
New YORK, Feb. 4-Thc steamer Northern
Light, from Aspinwan eth December, arrived
here this morning.
Panama dates of the 9th Of December state
that the Cyanc is at Panama, and the Lancas-
ter had sailed for San Francisco. Business
dull, owing to trouble in the interior.
The British steamer from st. Thomas states
that the Sumter was seen BY the steamer from
Havana, cruising close to st. Domingo.
The Panama Railroad Company's steamship
Columbus, lost at Point Remcpers, had q car
go valued at q million and q half of dollars,
mostly English goods. Her passengers go to
New York by the Northern Light.
Heavy rains at Costa Rica caused much dam
age to the coffee crop.
Large shipments ofwhcat and flour were 60
ing forward to Europe
United States Minister Robinson was for
n,ally received BY the Peruvian authorities on
the 10Th ult-
AsrISwAL1, Jan. a24.--Thc steamer Orizaba,
from San francisco, has arrived ut Panama.
She has &, 5,C00 in treasure for Panama, S2l4,-
COO for Europe, and sS54,5f8 for the United
States.
The Orizaba has also SO. packages Of cotton,
shipped from Acapulco.
Capt Ritchie, Of the United States steamer
Saranac, had all his officers under arrest at
Acapulco.
There is no news from the coast.
, 1862-02-05

FORTRESS MONROE, Feb. S-The Chippewa
left the blockade off Wilmington on Thurs
day, and arrived here this morning She re-
The Chippewa encountered westerly gales
during the whole voyage. She passed Close
to Hatteras Inlet, and saw large fleet Of yes.
scls inside at anchor, but heard no firing The
Constitution Is still here. She will sail as
soon as .posstblc: 4 flag Of truce went te
returned.
, 1862-02-05

For rcasors that have transp1rcd within
the knowledge Of OUT readers, we have
come Ia entertain a small esteem for the
Anaconda us available for war purposes
Bcfure now clcFLants have done good
service, and 1he huge earth shaking beast
carried terror as well as armed men into
The opposing ranks. But anacondas have
Fever developed any such traits OF
even 1ls,se Of parallel utility It is
nh ariinal not over choice Of its food,
very easily gurgea. and when sorgcd, be-
c.n.cs lie very emblem Of inactivity and
s'c,h. The rrchin with lis hatchct may
then fca.lessly ass:lil the torpid mass. Once
We heard Of an anaconda gorgcd with a
blankc: greatly 10 The terror and dismay Of
The English keeper. The blanket was
EEn,cd eyer, and swallowed, even while q
plump :,rd tender goat stood waiting for
Boa.s breakfast. Actually the anaconda
swallowed its own bedding, and was not
Of much account thereafter; died in short,
h1;t will. such slow degrees that the mourn
ful geological rrop1ictors only knew By the
scnsc Of smell When torpiliiy passed into
l'.;1ridity. Had a coroner's jury set upon
the Boa Constructor, the verdict must have
been, died Of g blanket
For Ills reason again We do not feel con-
1e,fca viii, The Anaconda War silniIc. It
gives It's cold chill to think OF this very
matter Of The anaconda gorgca with its
bl,nlct- And as we write the word boa.
constructor, our pen is cn1angled in tic
dangerous similarity Of the words
ctntroetor, sounds 50 nearly alike. Is il
rcssi!'ic that the similarity is moi o,ninous
What If our anaconda should be gorged
with Il blanket, and owe its torEddity tc
vast piles Of army clothing swallowed
What if tlc war constructor boa con
trac,oT-therc VIC arc again a[ tile confu
sion of terms: we mean, Of course, th'
anaconda, was doing this very thing, tn
people paying the bills and 1ookin!!
en, while the war grew torpid on thci
hands gorgcd with the very supplies IT,
:.re to he taxed for long after the anaco1at
turns up dead failurc On our hands. II,
like tl,c anaconda less than all tho beasts il
the nlcraecric, and VIC like it the less as III
contemplate it. We shall remember
swallowed Il blanket and did not accom-
llish :t1ytlling thereafter We dislike t,
have tllc simile remind us that our anacontl
NAV do lust this thing.
, 1862-02-05

- The Waupun (Wis-) Times says tint
gentleman from Illinois proposes to take
charge Of The Wisconsin State Prison for a
term Of ten years, furnish his own officers, and
feed and clot4lc tile prisoners, upon the follow
ing terms: SIG, GOO the first year, Sl0,o0 the
second year, 5000 the third year, and after
that to make the prison Fay for itself All im-
l,royements in and around the Prison to BE-
made a: tue expense Of the State.
, 1862-02-05

~ The JomrHel has searched the files OF ;
lie TEi1stSE 10 find an editorial Ct advocating
general emancipation by force Of azms-tree-
ing the slaves OF the loyal Union men as well
as d tllt rcbc!s,'' but thus far in vain. After
skipping over st least fifty TRIBUNE articles
advocating the cohGscat;on Of slaves Of rebels
and nothing more, it finally settled down on
fonac remarks touching Lanes expedition,
and quotes as follows:
His going fu9th is harbingcr Of better r.
Fulte- lie diaws Ids sword against rebellion, in
the 1.ane Of Liberty. and under that sign the pop
ular in.itnct f0Ec1t!le that victory will follow tie
Etat1y banner borne By hie column
Further on IN tue sa1ae article, the TRrBCSE
:. The insurgcnt States viii be restored to the
Union - fs.c S:atcz. The decree is entered. The
1he Army of Tnion and Freedom. Ia e!ase t5 Vii ii
breathe Vital air where his fag waves, and cyeFy
loyal Iaan will be invited to uphold the red white
and blue In whatever way he can render the Union
The mot service. -
What If there 10 sustain the Journals asser-
tion In these detached sentences: We under
stood that Laae was going down through Ar
kansas, Texas and Louisiana These arc the
insurgcnt States 10 which the article refers.
If the Journal knows Of any eloyal slave
holders in those rebel States, it has infor1ua-
lion which Las been denied to Us. If any
such can lie found, Of course VIC except them
from the application of the rulc that applies
10 Tctels.
Speaking on this very subject, the President
declared to Gen. Lane, in the White House, In
the presence Of Senator Potneros and severi
other gentlemen,
THAT the 1e1et States having by their own in
fu1c action abolished elarcry in al lis relation
7FiM or forsnmcsl 1y 14,vdiatiag our protection
they 1nalc no claim IN us forfugitives, andtha
therefore The United States c4Anot return Me1
ritter .rith tie military cirl arm, sciutout eh
&:dsing fife men,
ITO this conclusion the President said he ha
conc aftcr deliberate tkonght-r'
The TR1BCSr took this very ground month
before the above conversation occurred, an
the article from Which the Journal quotes, va
writttn with the knowledge that the Pres
dent had used such language few days bt
fore.
Therc arc some loyal Shareholders in lii
border States that have not seeded. Tier
u,ay lie few IN Eastern Tennessee. but the,
are hardly any slaves there, which account
for its loyalty; and there are scattere
through other parts Of the, South lcre AZ
1hcrc, slavc-hoIder who las some at1ectic
for tie old Onion; but as a gcneral rulc In Il
insurgcn: States, STAKEHOLDER and trait
arc ono aud the same thing. IF NIL the slaves
, 1862-02-05

WANTED-To buy 1000 Deer
W Edns, in 1ote not less than 100, for which the
highest market prcE Will be pat Address Post Office
Drawer $500. de31k9ina
, 1862-02-05

EY The Chicago Journal prctcnds to dislike
being called pro-slavcry sheet There is a
simple remedy that will e11ectually stop the
application to it Of that term: Let it cease
opposing the antislayery side, and quit adyo-
eating pro-slavcry doctrines, under the thin
and hypocritica1 guise Of 'conseryatism-"
Nobody ever thinks Of calling the TRIBUNE a
nro-slayery nancr
, 1862-02-05

tE Tho medication Of Dixie By way Of
Havana 1as been going on extensively for
some time past, and the Government has
issued III order prohibiting the expectation Of
quininc and opium to Cuba for the future. It
seems that immense quantities have been sent
recently from New York to Havana, the real
destination Of which is the Southern States.
, 1862-02-05

4 GENTS WANTED.-ProHtable
~ Employment. 80 net profit per gross mas..; ~
Ageals On INC new patent 1srEoyEp .lSDELIni;E
one day. Over seventy thousand sold Samples Ecnt
pT mali On receipt Of 50 cents, for samples terms
Mass - 1a1c-k 40 I'M
, 1862-02-05

WANTED-A girl wants q situa,
Iron in Fespectabe private amly. City references
Fiyet. Address An. G." Tribune Office fe5stuIt
, 1862-02-05
I.ater from New wmaxfco--Indian and
Texans Moro TTONh1eAOme.

Texans Merc Troublesome.
KANSAS CITY, FeD. t-Thc Santa Fe mall,
with dates to tic Goth, las arrived. Nothing
Of interest has occurred in the territory since
the last mail.
The Indians arc more troublesome than
ever, killing Mcxicans and driving off flie
stock. Six dead bodies were brought to Al
bllqucrQue last week. Ali able bodied men
arc in the field, leaving the old and feeble to
protect their homes. No advance Of troopsto
the south has been made. There arc no signs
Of the Texans coming up the Pccos.
, 1862-02-05

w ANTED-A Horse or Mare,
w TopBuegy and Harness. The animal to be .
good traEsleI k1d ana gentle T. e'e 5epeGt sRa
prtierred Cash viii be pai1 for the above. Addtes
"a B." Tribune Office, stating price, when and Naere
.Ho n-ceent TseeE fe5kE6lE
, 1862-02-05
4 Washington dispatch to the New
York Herald of Saturday SAYS:

Two suffers, William DeCoscy and Andrew
GlaIry, Who fer some time past @ hare nc. been fur.
Michigan regiment, in Gen. Fitz John Portcr's
division. were to-day brought up with round
turn Finding that tho soldiers were obtain
ing supplies Of liquor from some unknown
source, Major Davis made an Investigation Of
their establishment and stock. Aside from 4
large supply Of whisky, he found about eight
thousand dollars in counterfeit bills, which
they had been industriously distributing among
the men. The entire stock Of goods was con-
fi=catcd, which, with two horses and four wag,-
ons, is estimated at ten thousand dollars in
value. Most Of the counterfeit money is on
the Marion City Bank, which is broken.
, 1862-02-05

ITO RENT.-A Furnished Room
l. to rent in Jutd's Buildings. Would lie to sell
tie Furniture VIII sell cheap for cash. For partt
cuara address Post Office Box 61S3, or Inquire At SO
Sonth Clark street. f@rA1ffiW
, 1862-02-05
The TEI4&tOr BRIGHT.

AIBAxT, Jan. 4--A resolution was adopted
In the senate, as solIows:..
Reeo1re1, II th,, Assembly concur. That Jesse D.
Bright, q Sena'. OF Of the United States. tom the
State ot lnd ana is traitor, and ought to be re-
moved tQF.a his seat, :
, 1862-02-05

Pennsylvania Instructs for the Expu1-
sion OF Bright.
HARRISBURG, Pa, Feb. IA resolution IN
structing the Pennsylvania Senators to vote
for the expulsion Of Bright has passed the
House. It is now being considered by the
Senate
, 1862-02-05

Tic shipments Of Hogs during the last
week were 1888 leaving upwards Of
$1,000 for the packers
The following table shows the prices OF
Hogs, live ard dressed, and Of Hog pro
duct in this market yesterday, compared
with the prices on the corresponding date
fr 1861
, 1862-02-05

Fatal Accident at Monmouth, III.
MONMOUTH, ILL.,, Feb. "A Mr. Okcer was
killed in this place, to-day, BY the bursting Of
q buzz saw, piece of which struck him in
the neck, sercring the head from the body.
, 1862-02-05

The Pennsyrvanfa Central Roed-An.
nual Meeting Of Directors.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 4-Tbe ANNUAL meeting
Of the stockholders Of the Penn5 slyanla Ralf-
road was held yesterday, Mayor Henry Chair-
man. The report Of the dir,ctors showed
the net earnings Of the year 10 be S., sol. 900,
being an increase Of more t,,ua11 a mil]ion and
a quarter over the previous year. a semi
annual dividend Of four per cent. will proba-
bly be paid In May.
, 1862-02-05

The receipts Of Hogs, live and dressed,
during the past week amounted to A,s27'
against G4, JIG the week previous. Ilie re-
GENTS during the corresponding week in
1850 and 1861 compare as follows:
, 1862-02-05

r5TT The citizens of Green Bay County 1avc
just voted for an imposition Of a tax in aid Of
the extension Of the Chicago and North
western Railroad line from Appleton to Green
Bay.
, 1862-02-05
Chr Trihut1t..
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY S, 1852.


Eix files are wanted at this Office of The is
sucs Of the Daily TRIBUNE for the Sth, 18th,
and sSrd Of December, 1861. ANY person for
xarding the same to our counting room will
oonfpr n faynr
, 1862-02-05

~ Who killed Zollleoffere is destined to
70 down to hist ory With various claimants for
tic lonors. Doubtless it will rest with Col
Fry, and yet as lie fired with apistol, it mars
his possession Of the honor somewhat tue fact
that three or four wounds were discovered on
Zo1licoEer's body, all Of which save one were
made 1,y musket balls. The bail which passed
through lis heart was muskct ball, it is said
The pistol ball struck him in the side near the
, 1862-02-05

"Ifrmly 1e1ieoe God Is protracting tbs
acar, and 1iring US Manassas and D6thel de-
fats for the sole purpose Of arousing tats Nd
zion and d*ieing 1t to the desperation q dong
:5usttcx. Dare to XIII szdctry and the 7oaT te'ss
fuds'-Gyn, Lanes LedgenacoTth Speeeh.
, 1862-02-05

TRUSTEE'S SALE.-Whereas,
Etephen Derr and Hos,tio G. Lurubazd have
made defiut In the pnyment Of their P1ofssoy Eote
dated April 5th, A. b. lS5A payable to Timothy kirk
Ct order ten months from the date thereof being for
The sum Of nineteen hundred and Mtyfve dollars,
being DUE upon said note about the sum OF twelve
hundred dollars the payment Of said Note secured DT
Conveying to the Undersigned Lot eleven Gl IN Block
tEent S In Carpenters addition to Chicago r. t9e
which Deed recorded IN the Office Of the Recorder
OF said Cook County April 9Th 1855, In Book y Of
Deeds. Page Gil. =,
Now therefore, in pursuance with the powers in ssid
eaid Note Thomas Freeman, the Trustee and Grantee
IN said Decd will. the 1sth day Of February, A. D.
12 at ten o'clock in the forenoon Of said DAY. at the
north door Of the Court House. In said Cty Of Chicago
sen st public auction for cash to the highest bidder,
lie aboYe described lot Of laud and sppnrtenancea,
and all right aud equity Of redemption thren Of said
Deff and lnmbard 10 make the balance Of money due
on said Note with the and expenses Of said sale.
THOMAS FREEMAN, Trustee. &c.
Chicago, February 41h, 1852. fe5 6s29td
, 1862-02-05

B- The troops arc rapidly leaving our
State camps Of instruction. In short time
Camp Douglas in this city will have only a few
stsagglc,s remaining. OF Camp Butler, near
Springfield, the Springfield Journal says:
The old camp grounds are almost entirely
desertcd-one company Of cavalry, raised for
the 3od, but not allowed to unite with that
regiment, being all TINT remain here. 4 com.
pany Of the 10Th cavalry left there on satur.
d:y for Quincy, as escort for wagon train
beionking to that regiment. Their passage
through The city excited much interest the
long cavalcadc Of mounted men, mule team
and army wagons, calling out large con
course Of spectators.
, 1862-02-05

fW The steamer Com. Perry passed Cincin-
1la1, last Monday, with twenty pieces Of ord
nance and ninety tons Of shot, for Cairo.
, 1862-02-05

Tic disorganizers in this State who first IN
t1lcir schemes seek to throw od1um upon the
State administration, hryc made charge that
Gov. Yates has used his military appointment
power for pa1tizan promotions. The Spring
field Journal Of Monday completely knocks
this assertion III the head by a carefully pre-
parcd list, which shows that the Governor has
appointed rs Co1onels Of regiments thirty
aay7, Democrats and t.Ccnty-sir Republicans
with seven of unknown politics. BE has also
rendered the appointment Of Colonel to many
prominent men in the Democratic party, who
have declined the same.
, 1862-02-05

wv VTANTED-At the Tribune Job
w Boons orders for Job Printing OF a11 hu1s,
which viii be executed on short notice. at cheap rates
and In lie Lest sr;I3 Of the art
, 1862-02-05

tD Forney's Alexandria (Va.} Chronicle
las good word to say for Farnsworth's CAY
airy Regiment, as follows:
The officers of the Sth Illinois Cavalry appear
to he fine, gcntlcu,anly set Of fellows aud the
regiment contains some Of the best physical
specimens Of Western men, or any other men,
that VIC have get seen. We arc also informed
that the men Of this regiment stand far above
the average Of citizens il mental requirements,
many Of them having l,ccn graduates from
some Of our leading institutions Of learning.
II, in addition tc Ill this, the 8th Illinois CAV
airy only behaves as well as the SSth
Pennsylvania Regiment, which has won the
esteem of tlte residents Of Alexandria, By its
Uniform good conduct ever since it has been
stationed here, nc shall be sorry to be obliged
to chronicle the departure ofthcse lusty West
CHI troopers.
, 1862-02-05

Latest news from Southern Kentucky
reports the roads dr3ing very fast, in many
places in good order already. The boys will
be glad to find 2 hard road beneath their feet,
an enemy before them sud The order to ad-
vance.
, 1862-02-05

0 Take no more unpleasant and
cases use HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCaU, which
has received The endorsement Of the mos: rIomnent
physicians In the United Sttee. ID now offered to al
hictel humanity certain cure for the following
diseases: General debility, mental and ph. scal d.
head, confused ideas. hysterta general irtitabity.
restlessness and 6leeplese at night loss Of apee
low spirits pa1pitat1oa q The heat and II facs a ths
system TO insure the genuine cut this out Ask for
HEIXBoLp's. Take no other Cures sguarauteea- Sec
advertisement in another column. fs52t
, 1862-02-05

Especial Dispatch to the chicago ttaoune.t
ST. LOUIS, Feb 4. 1862.
The 7fh Missouri Regiment, Col. Stevenson,
has started from Laminc bridge for Lexing-
ton, The 7th cannot reach Lexington too
soon, as information has been received TINT
the day after that place was evacuated by the
Kansas LIST, the rebels cut down the American
flag, and on the following Sunday, ae noto-
rious Joe Shelby, with his gang of41cebooters,
came in aud took full possession or the town.
AL the troops along the line of the Pacific
Railroad, west Of Jefferson City, are under
marching orders. The Nebraska First going
across the country to Kansas. 4 number Of
the regiments are going south to join Jcff =.
Dayis's brigade. General steele's brigade is
coming down the road to be fsrwarded to
! Kentucky.
Gen. Pope will remain and make his head
quarters at Jefferson City. j
There is a great deal Of sicknessi in the camps
and hundreds Of men who were reported unfit
for duty, will be left behind and forwarded to
| the Hospital in this city and elsewhere.
1t is stuted by our informant that in one reg
iment, the ed Illinois, Of 100 about 800 are on
tie sick list, all the troops along the line have
been paid off.
/ Cant. E. A. Paul, the noted pistol shot, was
arrested yesterday for disorderly conduct to-
ward an officer Of the provost gnafd.
a levy was made to-day On the property o
Mrs. Gen. Frost and DR.. VIM Johnston 4
visit was paid for the eame purpose to Mrs
Julia Beckwitl, when she paid the officers thE
amount of assessment.
! The Military Commission, in ssssion at Nc
Dowclrs College, took up the case Of Colonc
! Magoffn, one Of the prisoners captured q
, | Milford. Two charges were preferred asgains s
him-for violating his parole and for murder
His counsel asked for delay foz q few days, 70
r time to procure witnesses, and which wa
7 granted. AS soon as Magofin is tried tn
Commission will re-organize. Gen. Stanley
9 now at tile head Of it, will 60 into active sci
i vice.
ITO the Associated Press
r 81. LOUIS, Feb. 4th.-Adyices from tn
: west stale that the 18th Missouri, Col: Stcyc1
son, left I-aminc for Lexington: ou Monda.
c They cannot reach that place too soon. i
r. formation bus been received that the da
after that place vas evacuated By TIC hanss
1st regiment, the rebels cut down I'll
!, American flag, and on the Sunday foIlowin
4 the notorious Joe Shelby, with q gang Of tre
e ! hooters, took possession Of thetown.
y All the troops along the line, of the Pacif
Q 1ailroad west Of Jefferson City arc undE
Il | marching orders.
v The First Nebraska regimcnt1s Is going acro
the country to Kansas. {
4 number Of regiments are going South
, join Gen. Davis's brigade.
d Gen. Steele brigade is coming down Il
J. road to be forwarded to Kentucky, and &c
=, Pope will make lis headquarters at Jctferst
IL f'ify
, 1862-02-05
The Army Hospital.

The New York HorIds Washington dis
patch of the LIST says:
The new hospitals for the use Of the army
have been built and are now ready for
use. They arc capable Of accommodating
ranged With all the modern improve
mcRts. Tie health Of the army is On the
increase, the statistics for the past two wrecks
showing that the deaths arc fewer. and. that
disease is on the decrease. There Is =. slight
abatement Of small pox in the city, though
gence Of the Medical Department eI the army
In Its dealings with this 1oathsome disease.
Congress, however, has taken hold Of this sub
jcct in an effective manner, aid even at this
late day beneficial results nay be, obtained.
who hare perfected bill for this much needed
medical reform. :
, 1862-02-05

Tor SALE-.A fine five year old
Il Stallion, 4 very valuable and desirable animal
fss tal.iRE stosS Or i9ra Fsld 1icer u , WI b. sald
dress ~ h." care Post Ouce Box liz, Chicago, Ill.
fe5k1s51W
, 1862-02-05

The following table shows the receipts
Of leading articles since Jan 1, to date for
three years: