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HOLIDAY GIFTS
For the Million at o.Fox,s

will state to my lends and the pii!ieia rr,,,ai
in justice 20 myself that Of our eisizenstv ,5a
name u Edward Savage, flo processes 10 be - hst .
does has czE-e 10 he Published slci an ndveftl,ut
ab0ut a. foN's tiiit Book Store aud Brass JeUeirv
Do yuu think much Of such a man " no tfs- 10 in
jure who never IN any way tried 20 iuiure rim,
IL Is n1fhin. than isaosy in business snattsru
Now Will state that for the zst three yc4r- NV
Miscellaneous Book trade. and such I presume IA.
been thr it, NT. >.lVlgcs. has been very small
scirseiy nothing 20 sl-eak ~. AHd where Lss thr
trade gone! To Nv York ard Plill3Cph'a L. the
wien wa- il Ncv t-rk male arraa.,a nseuts With
Futii-Hsr r 2 s- az y-gH lau rsrcs. aai made ar
range -tt- ia ar- rt thr largest fuh'siine h1rses
ll NesE york fn get csttorue. sFti- has fe.H
7tnit BEST &1T tiIi state iF tIi-r,s and cusia-
nisfs 90 tr' Nf>'sru state siaf afe a. fine cold
.ew liS H, any house as ciu thr iars.t fT:-st and
hr-t sri.afi .iH-t. ~ 4rf kirsciH tile Civ.
In a i,W tays shah r-.fi-- vrr- nne edition n
my pi'rnt stok in tl- vayor SILVER Tea S-fs Ccid
"atclte- sis' Watches. al al LfLfs q tht t,.t
= .e'ea stock aud al Iaiii~- hHyiu- tH-s from
wiz give ihen - per cent. OF u nv Catalogue vheh
= "etr iau our friend Sayagrs 70 Ter cent: they
dn net wi- 20 tk'' t'.-ir Kilt Nv tift b. : business
= e1ndurte' ra iiareut rlan from ufher i,assa-
~ '' 'iii- -" Sir u given viii show thea the
u@ih %" ~ which the gft Il written 10 llack ink
am hHhriti T. CORRESPOND with the number on the
s"ts nui ~ rAirE th- article. II they arr not
SsiisiieI "ith their s's VIII take a - per cent
from what they paid for the books and will Guarantee
ali Il my patrons tlni they Wiz IT, Ncil satisfied
Ct-i ~ o. F'NS aui lazy Nour TTniiiat Presents I
hAErG hue stick ut Children. Ladies and Gents rfrs
aua asiir from Books whst J. ;lere Iiote I-cfu than
tars in This climate Ca etriy before the stnre j.
TO make ,our sv!-ciion.. ami Viii -rll you all k.nd.
which keep lower than any otAef house.
Jo,ie' Dc. =. Is-o. n2stf
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A IL pcrsO1s Concerned, viii take notice that ., .
n s..e 81 lsni. and city lots for city ta~S -
costs due AMI uuPiiG thereon for the year @ 49,
IN Fur-sncv % ias and Tie ordInaac.s of tl -, -
Joliet IN tne STATE o. Illinois on t- 10Th day OF Ann
a--'sin -nt Il ihe pufcze certificate OF the f,jlo
ing described lot s1id at said sale and ~, "a 80.
q reienptio1 thereofIruui s.d al. Will .yTf,
years irUIa the day "f zai sais, ana ~ -.
70 refm ilorq said sale wiil be double n an,o.
sid i"r aud subsequent taxes il paid Iy IA sti "a
E-f ceat interest and cost of a!verfi.i, f,,fi,.
Lot u IN Block l.. in Natt-,,.,.', ssi.Iiv IL
Block Z IN Bosaas "a. % Jolist kt,,t s2,3 = .
Lit. n. 90 ,o., '. DE0sLIR
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NOTICE.

ESTATE or THOMAS WHELAN. DECD.
IJEhtiC notice is hereby given, that on the 3rd
i N'ndny Of March next, tbeing the 18th day Of
C L' m1nthl shall attend before the County
Jv "h!COunty. at the Court House in the city Of
- or the purpose of settling and adjusting all
I'm I'm against the estate Of Thomas Whelan late Of
80 unity dec when and where all claimants are
,lel aud requested TO attend and present their
,I IN writing against said estate for adjustment
Persons indebted to said estate are also request
." make payment to the undersigned without delay.
h., MOSES wHELAN, Admr.
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NOTICE.


ESTATE OF JACOB LINACHER, DECD.
IS1LiC notice is hereby given, that on the third
~ nohlay Of March next, tbeng the 18th day of
~ County, at the Court House in the CITY Of Jcliet
as,D,, pqrpose Of settling and adjusting all claims
e5gn,T sne state Of Jacob LiRiacher late of said
pots! 9sceast'i, when and where all claimants are
tlaint. ana requested to attend and present their
. in writing against said estate for ADJUSTMENT
s psohs Indebted to said estate, also request
Ey PNmehH TO the undersigned without de-
D,,.. PETER LIMACHER, Admr.
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"sU Il PR Sc,
ESTRAYS.

'TAkBN up in the Town ofWil, on the 5th day Of
November 1851. by Washington Thomas one bay
hae Colt two Years old. bald face watch eyes; one
ak bay horse Cole, years old, small star in the
ace, right hind foot white. Mare appriseG ut $685.
HAse aPprised at 1888.
TAKEN up in the Town II Green Garden, by G. W.
BALDWIN On the sth day of Nov, two year old colt,
eoTu COLOR fourteen hands high Apprised at SlT,5e.
TAKEN up in the Town If Jackson, by Wa. 7.
A!FA on the I'D day Of Nov. small horse colt, with
''he white on tue face. Apprised at $1,000.
TAKEN up in the ToTn OF Wilmington by Joseph
Ll-ure, the 23d day Of Nov, an iron grJy horse
~ Two yerrs old and bay horse colt past two years
va Iron gray apprised at $50. Bay apprised Ut $40
TAKEN up In the Town of New LenoN, on the %
.H % De by james Parks, dark hay lFnse. tail
Il square on below his heels, about two years old.
APfr.gd AZ $500
WM. TONNER, Clerk.
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PETER LIMACHER, Admr.
Wanted

E,se sa o nan with small family) to tend toll
TbaS 80 on the Joliet Plank Road.
a I,1y .Iy and sobriety
'i@eE OF tailor can do we'll in the place.
Jolis, a.. M 80, VIC. WOOD, sppts
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CARPETS AND Old CLOTHS,
D r "A w N G.
AND MODELING HOOL.

at Stoss' Hall, Bluff street. one door south of the
National Hotel.
I would respectfully to the public in gen
Il eral that have now opened a Drawing and Model
Ing School, and invite all who wish and gu ht TO
learn this most necessary branch of business come
and embrace good and ckeap opportunity offered.
The dhereut branches of drawing will be divided in
free hand drawing sketching, ideal and flom nature
aud coorng. Mechanical Architectural drwin hours
ofessoiIs viii lie held in the evening. from o.
clock. Tuesday, Thursday and Friday Of every week
Every scholar viii have TO pay 81 per quarter of
year. half qnrteriy IN advance.
Modelling lesson for Of Carving and sculpture
will be given at extra hours. and extra INV
BY CONRAD BROWN, A Sc, Teacher
Joliet Dec. IL, 1861
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DIED

..,. o., Monday morning :3i ult FREpRIcK Y,
10 his sly next S,arcb, and on Tuesday Morning
hrd y vr,SCI, H.. aged years aud months,
sHh w vi; \. and Catherine Lafountaine.
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\ Assumsit by
Attachment.


DIiCL l. hereby given 10 the def udani Bror,-
~ iey d-a'irr tiat wit Of attachment i.sued IN
the above fr-tI'ird r1se uui q the uce uf the Clrrk
q said { trt - ,itie November 7tb, A. ID IS6l aRan,.
iie tstf- 81 i d-f-ndant, fos tie sum OF one hunJ
red ami nnyivo dollars a.i fwebtv three ernts 4,
favor oi -aif iacah e. Wood. CIarcucs WiilarS a,J
Jams D. tf-Hiice Who suc fHr tue u-e e Lvn,ie a.
huntington sei. 20 tha sheriff II aid wlii Cu5
y 10 e-cut". has BE- returned by tis .afs eberis
duly exrcn-ad.
Ao% ;hsr lore unless you the said deladast Bron.
icy Aieler sball le srd appear before the aid Cifcuit
Court on the first DAY of the term Thereof 10 -
haiirn st the Court iI"H-- ia jycl. in said VIII
C"En'y"ni stat # Illinois, the Grst Monday of
December ueNt aud givc s-cial bail aud giai g. tie
said llanin actin herein. judgment s.o rendered
aganai you said Bromley Meader fpy snch -um Of
money as shall he found due and owing herein and the
estate attached sfOressid, an be s5id to satisfy the
ssEgs with custs-
M1sETs TfcNts. P.Fs Airy.
Joliet Now. IsuI 30
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FARAGE1'S
EA NC II O U Sc,
Mortgage Sale.

hortSaSe ShiS'
nUBLIC notice Is hereby gi that BY virtue of
L Mortgage with power of sale executed % Bern
hard L. Sharpe As Grantee therein by Peter Nicholas
Dulrsen and Helena DuhTsen hi- vile bearing dte the
= til Jay % November 4. d. is5t, a;d foried IA the
Becord.fs Office OF KaucalSes County. and stfe Of i
nos IN book Pages 80 d. default having been
rd in the payment % The note therein dvacrbcd
the -rIn q one thousand aHi sixty light JeiFs IN
thereby -sctrsd. ] the uIteT- -urd. viii assignee
,f - i and Atptrry in i1ct Tor said Bern
hard arI1e--iizt puliio yeiiiEs en the 2st day
f Isrl .ry. fsGZ. between titr hons 1fore uT
o'elock p NJ g Tia; day az ts orih DIOR y te CuTt
House in Joliet C3Hsty of VII and STATE aiTasadi %
tle highest ll3dcr n CASH. t7 ieiI9Winz dies riiG
4-n-rfv sttua-ad ir Es,akall@ 'eur'y c-ai- 81 ill
pai- JowIt: Tar Worth Esst quarter oi session
Ns l. pf,-tlree si b. Township 80 Thjfty yso 81
N,tii of .ars- f.f.rt-u fast , tht Thlsd principal
Hefi- eaG-ain ore h'niren an' siNi3 acres ni,fe
o. e--
Together with the .Fpurtaaaae-s th.rsaa.S b-ionC-
ing or II, a1yss ptcFtaBiiE ail sale 20 hc Bi'hont
re-1npf o. and deed deeds WI be -xerutsd TO he
purchaser or puTclasers immortality upon suei -ae
BUTTON A. HEWITT
Assinge and attorney in fact Of Bernhard u Sharpe
Joliet. Dec. 10th lS5l
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White & Red Winter vVhca,,

Also. SPRINi WHEAT FLOUR. that canun: he beat
in this any other market in the Western stae- aud
at a small profit above cost.
H1WR & HYDE.
Joliet Nov. 27th. 1850. ma tt
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Illinois Miutual
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
WITH \ SUCCESSFUL
BUSINESS EXPERIENCE OF OVER ~ YEARS.


Capital. sI.OOO,ooO.
Losses Paid, s7O0'0OO.
INSTEAD = Cir psCFis iol simiaEa5=l Dividends IN
a1HitHH fH rl-GI'r-rs, usually drawn from the In
sur,d 10y stock tmpBI:.. fopsy Eastern stock hold
er- thc rates iu te ILLINOIS NJTJ, are 90 eguitaiy
aII-'- : .- vuiE 70 require from the Members sufi
cie"t money O. pay. with rfsitg al L. - and ex-
pgnsc- The fT,IIiuru Nuto-, amounting to over
pHs Nf..i'r - b1.HFa secured \ = lien upon
the property insured valued ut over Ton MiIIi1ns-
This alnile fGut affords guarantee for the tav-
mout ni every l"--tle security being an located in
II iu1is, AMI subject 90 laws. No poliei-- are
issued 0r ti- state Tie Member. are s1I,i.rt 10
u" iiiesi tai iC--es ueing al usis Is agreed srbi-
tnti"n AIi l'--a- cs-..ri within uueiy days, tha.
9r-ur under Policies paid yearly in advance.
BOARD oF DIRECTORS
= h- H1rt- i-tuUlv TrEa.iEti. Robert Smith
-'dH-t 'fai- l-l-t- NI.'Hf.l- Iil1.'isv Tu-,l-s.
p N--slvsIIir- H- Q tilrran. n g ,iaiiass
b-Ig. ,. d. T. L-hs.l.ll-5--r. ..a-N L.
F. 4 Hatalau laha A5r3li " Atwood
OFFIC CFES
u. q. Atm ugD. Pra-ii-nt
Mill 'LAi''''''' i!''.- ufrr Hn4 Special iernt.
JOHN ATWOOD. Secretary
John Rlsell Get y {. j How tri. A-.'t st, Ut
Es-L"e'l Agens at eSery co-ut. town ia the state
nTssELL & HEATH, Ageut., Joliet,
Sept !, ISGl. nI2
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WHEELER & WILSON'S
Imprisonment for Violation Of lDjunc-
IiOIs in Selling sewing Machines

NfK. JOSEPH THORN ha- been arrested 10y the
vi Unt-d States Mur>'al, and lodged in EilriiEr
jail Tor violating injunction hy selling
in- machines On ntl,I.H Of t-orE. q ford Ia
HttacnnI-it granted by Judga Sfla!ly. in the
United Court. against The defendant. for s-in
trviu Wacb;lc-. in violation ,f iI'iuuCsr Issued
against hiul, on tv patents owned 10y te Hirrlrr
Wilson Manufacturing Company and tA' Grover d TIA
kcr Sewing Machine Company and known as TIC -sN-
ng machine feed patent Ningii'- 'e order 81 Eourt-
il ratl.-T serious matter. renders the offender
liable to punishment by In. and ulgrspnIngut-Ncw
York Times 3stf
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FARMERS ACCOMMODATION SALOON
No.1rJErFrRsoS sTRrET.

No. IT J II n tIHNUN SIIELIt
PETER CLAUS, Proprietor
DES leave to inform the public, tat be has lease,
ID thc above Saloon, which l. open for the recop
tiuu nfvis't0E- !lis Ear VIII He always zIuVrl with
the choices liquors. H!r1 Cigars IT the best branls
Cold luu rt an hours. uy sters. Sarlnes AMI other
kinds of -'.ra-Eutrat- served rp -AHrt notice.
G,ni St,tIiue fll THE accommodation Of hor-e-
.tofirr. ,i,. !-r.Isyl. ul5-tm
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raE MARKETS.
,i,.tPric.Current,
MARRIED

"a, al, the lst inst, at the residence of c.
70 tbs ei'y R,v Kidd. Mr.. NORTON BUELL., Of Nir-
Boars,s ~ T, 10 Miss ELIzARErH TETON Of Chan
dnh Ciy' ~
bahon 81, the ortl uIt by ]. n. Fryer, Esq
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THE INV A L d S ii . VI Z
HI. KNAPP, NJ. ID,
FJRNERIT or y. Y, HAs OPENED An
IL + II Nj A Il 7,

~ CHICAGO. ILL.
nN new system, which embraces the most apprsy
" ed methods Of treating Diseases in this
othrr country All Female Diseases. LING piseisss.
Caucer- aud Rheumatism. sfarri disca-es treated
ia this Institution in the treatment which.
iias had cxi-riuce greater sutee,s than the
Doctor. Hi consultations for years, have averaged
from Eve e. six tIaUs and YEAR. The following dis-
which pronounced in~isruiac by The Medical
Faculty generally. treated with .u-cs in this IN
stution- AT nervous and ueuut-ir aIrctrns, dis
OF all 'orus Of ~-ru-il d, sp--t.
affections. inciuiinE pulmonary consuuip ption, rhenia
tisn, faruysi-- liicpsy, asthma salt th,uv. reniit-
tent and Intermittent fyvrrs. tnr diseases children
lie has had extensive practice aud No1l-fiai
cess In the treatment of CANCERS. which he cur,z
without the knife lie treats successfully, on a new
method. al the dissrzes Of tie BYE an1 EAR.
iumeuiier- The Il. tor ih-s no; promise 20 all
stages uf diseases. While diseases arc cUEaHtE Il
taken In season. all sEtGEs not Your NAV br
curahe this week. not neXt-tO day, not tomorrow
hence. the danger ofdelay.
The Building pleasantly I5-atei sqac1-~. aui VIII
acccmno- ate several hundred patients. No viii
be received where tftre any doubts Il O. or
relief The best only Snrayrl. who, with the
physician will make ail Zeal at home that IA; them
selves under the care Of his institution.
TERNS-from % nflaen dollars pr week. isf-Ir-
ably ur7E~r. No patient taken f,r less term than
one month, can ne satisfied tic benefit
they mag receive Ia Chronic Diseases m Ices time
Many patients VINO are not able to come q tie Iuhr
mary csu be successfully treated AZ q tn- which will
cost from ten TO fifteen dollars per month.
All letters, inclOsing letter Etanip, addressed 10
IT. kNsFr, " D., Box 1925 Chicago, ILL.,, will receive
prompt attention.
Consultation free. Office Hours from 4 " to ON
Ofcr I7S south Clark ST.. Clark and Monroe
sept. IA. 1870. nl3y
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nI2


w HEEEAs Ief,uIt Ia. been male in the rsrD,.nt
w 81 e certain iTsll-- ~ usiG. vlnch was tuads
bs unc AsTuH g. Marshall aI.s dated November Isth
A. u 800 tni pay able wear after date thereof -
hls uwu rirt and hy him suIor>a.I fcr the sum Of
SsN hundred urI two aU. -i D. lars with furar..f
~ the rate " ion pr crt. pr auugm which -fi u.fo
- : cur iii tymrnt Is certain drrd commonly
called Iru-t Deed. upon fis lsl Estate trrusfis-
described 'aiiug drt- Vi. D. silI note and duly
executed ao6upwiedacd aui delivered by the -aid
MNI' :, "a 'i'ii eraut"r ;sr @ the undersigned
thti'7 ~ 'ltc.ni'T a. trl-te- and duly recorded in
the "arl-r- "ihcr uf " N County STATE II Uiiuois
~ Re- b. -' 1i lrra.ais page -i2-arl Eherraz an
pli'atirn has husa made ty Norris Tiu--ii,.
agent ul Horny I. kp iha -8ni -1.rrs. and le-at
holder vfths sl note. - si=c-fl5- aud ., .il ge,I
Aov thsr,fre public Hltirs q hereby given th,, on
saturday tHr seventh dy ut Usc-Iu.ier. A ID Iktl Al
the hCIg 81 zen O'Clock 20 th. u~nuun II thai sv st
th- north dlg o. toe .ovrt HouS in the ~ifv oil Ilet
IA sali Cuun'y and STATE. s4u -,ll fIfc vepiue
10 t' laghss; bidder tor casii tl- sad Real Estate
pr-lis 20 gt Iru-t Del. aaI herliusfler described
tprit: Tho VT hsf ni the North w--f Quarter Of
Section oes % Township tiI.T: y-v f1l Borfh and Of
range clever fiig ,1st ~ te third Principal meridian
sand Grugty aGI HflrusaiI cBuftinfpv ,fvbty
and al a." r- -Lt and iuty of redemption Of the sasd
VTaut"r u said irI-t Feed. is heirs. executors Al
ui'ui-rst"r~ or as-iu- t'!g. ai fr TIE reg aud
purp1-e- TO- -a.I IFrf p.ri rr.-- fli. Homestead
premise having been duiy waived by the said Grantyr
in said Trgst DEED
49,, CHAELEs u. MACOMDER, Tru-t-e.
Joliet, November Doth 1901. 49,
The above advertis-d sale is adjourned until the
iWenty-evrnth !y o January neat Al ten .iclerk IN
the forenoon Of thgt dsy, at the same place above
specified.
CHAs. NACOYBER. Trustee.
Joliet Dec 18th, lsGi. 10 O'Clock A. ".
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CHAs. II NACONBER. Trustee.
Joliet. Dec. i7th, 1854. 10 O'Clock A. "

STATE OF lLLINoIs, - (wm County Circuit Court
Jacob c. NOrd- CilreUes WHlsrdandl
james Z Prentice. wisu stir fJr the
us q Is Ide Z. Huntington Assunnsit bv
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FLOUR DEPOT,

on the corner Of jefferson and Chicago Streets where
offering a superior quality Of FLOUR, made
from the ltst Indiana, Michigan and Southern lll-
upia
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7 Ii L
MILLS.
V-IiEsE MILES are now in complete order 70
FIGURING and CuStOm Grinding,

Reing worked by experienced Nillrr- who understand
their busucs- we hope tU give cattle satisfaction o.
all vino patrUuize
We have ample accommodations f1r those who come
from distance and Of necessity have to remain
night We have opened
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w BiERETTs.
4 lLIpPtK Plows, best sud cheapest P!o~s in the
I ! market. W. T. BARNETT.
4. 5. All PIows ard Stoves warranted.
DUMPs repaired aud stoves backed to order, and
i on short notice 3ARRETTs.
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The above advertised al. is adjourned until the
i~cnty--evrnth y ,f January neat At ten .ielok IN
the forenoon Of that d.,, at the same place above
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-02
what soldier. want.

Inc July number OF hairs journal OF
Health contains the following advice to
those who are writing to soldiers in the
army:
If you write to a soldier, friend or rela-
tive in the army, using a common enyelop
and a sheet Of foolscap paper, you may
also add, without exceeding the weight
for which three-cent postage stamp will
pay, as much tea as teaspoon will take
up twice, or as much black or cayenne
pepper, such as is obtained from a coed
drug store under the name of "capsicum,"
as you can take up at once with COM
mon teaspoon, and the smaller envelOp of
thin paper to hold either. Chewing the
tea, pinch at time, every hour or
half hour while keeping guard, or under
circumstances of great thirst, or of excess
sive WEAKNESS or sleepiness, will enliven,
will modify thirst, will invigorate, or will
waken up to grateful extent, consider
ing the amount of tea used, and its perfect
safety from Interior i'll results, such as
follows the use of alcoholic drinks. But
a teaspoonful Of genuine "capsicum" is
worth tenfold its weight of tea leaves,
especially in summer, in many ways for
example, single quarter of pinch will
save a mans life that quarter of pinch
being put in a sleepy sentineps eye. If
it don't waken him up, and everybody
else within an Indian yells distance, then
it is not prime article of Capsicum.
A single pinch in glass ofilat or warm
ish water win nulliiy these qualities, and
besides satisfying thirst, will invigOrate
and elfectnally prevent that uncOmfOrt-
able sensation arising from having drank
largely of water. A good pinch, eaten
at each meal or whenever a cup of coffee
or tea or water is swallowed, will always
invigorate digestion, aids to prevent
acidity, and il, besides, a great antago-
mist of the diarrhea, dysentery, iluX and
"loseness," which are the great scOurges
of all armies A level teaspoon of cap
sicum daily, taken in eating or drinking,
or both, or if taken a pinch at a
time during the day or night, would do
more real good, and that without any i'll
result, than ten times the cost in rum and
quinine, as preventive against chills
and fever.
Liquor and quinine initiate the soldier
luAb lhAtiu lNldtN ldOl'o 'AAN III "ehN
up love, craving, slavery TO strong
drink, which pepper and water will new
er do. The latter invigorates like food
the former merely excites, then leaves
weaker than before. A pinch of capsi-
cum, which is simply pure cayenne pep
per, will do a great deal more toward
warming up a soldier, toward invigorat-
tinghim,: toward keeping him vigilant on
guard, and toward modifying thirst or
fatigue, than the best glass of grog ever
swallowed, Capsioum goes further and
is more efficient for all purposes than
black pepper; if by express or privately,
send half pound at a time, in tin box.
If you have nothing else to send in your
letters, send a few pins, or a needle and
some thread, Many have seen the time
when string or pin would have been
worth ten times its ordinary value.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-02

New YORK, Aug. 1.-The brig BAN
bridge and steamer Vixen are ordered to
sea forthwith, also the iron-clad Iron
sides from Philadelphia.
The Navy Department interdicts the
employment of unnaturalized foreigners.
WASHINGTON, Aug. Individuals
asking authority TO raise regiments are
referred to the Governors of their respec-
tive States.
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 1-Southern Ken
lucky advices say that the rebels are
rapidly organizing. Major Gsno is re-
ported with a squad of rebel cavalry. 1t
is thought that the rebels contemplate
general uprising next Monday.
The War and Navy Department dis
credits the story of a rebel gunboat get
ting into Mobile
There are over six thousand soldiers in
the hospitals at Washington, but few
deaths. Pope's order has cleaned Wash
ington of officers and men,
The Secretary of War authorizes Gov
errors to draft men when persons dis
courage enIistments, Indiana and Hi
nois quotas are more than filed and more
in camps.
Pope's army advanced from Warrenton;
his men are spirited and enthusiastic.
Hatch's cavalry brigade are scouting
from the enemy's line to Little Washing
ton.
New YORK, August 1.-Gold fifteen
one eighth, Government stocks lirmer.
HEADQUARTERs ARMY PoToMAc, Aug. l.
AT twelve o'clock last night opened
artillery fire on mail boat landing and
Western Encsmpments, killing four and
wounding six Federals, after which our
thirty-tvo Founders engaged and quick
ly silenced their fire A few of our vessels
were struck but no serious damage done.
Commodore Porter has temporarily
gone North to recruit his health.
WAsHINGToN Aug. IA story that
ten iron clad gunboats for the rebels, ar
irving off Mobile, is not believed here.
The Navy Department say they pur-
chased but one gunb oat, which is trying
to escape from England. The Tuscaro-
ra is watching her.
LOUISVILLE Aug, 1.-Gen. Boyle prohib-
its the sales of contraband articles such
as arms, ammunition, medicines in pack
ages unless purchasers have first got per-
nit from Head quarters.
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From The Bulletin Of the gath aud 20th.l
ORDER No. 1.-The exodus of citizens
under the effect of Order No ! still con-
tinues. On Monday last seventy four
permits TO 60 South were issued by the
Provost Marshal, and on Tuesday one
hundred and twenty four were granted.
Per contra, however, on Monday one
hundred and seventy-nine took the oath
of allegiance and on Tuesday the num-
Der Of oaths given was two hundred and
thirty.
These figures probably exhibit in a
fair degree the real sentiments Of the
people Of Memphis inregard TO the rebel
lion.
A large proportion Of the people would
doubtless prefer TO rcmain neutral so long
as they could do so in entire safety and
comfort but when compelled TO make a
permanent choice between the two con-
tending parties, there are but few who
will not choose to identify themselves
with the National Government rather
than longer risk their destinies with the
sinking ship Of rebellion,
WEST TENNEssEE.-Wo have Rdvices
from jackson, Tennessee, Trenton and
Humboldt up to Tuesday night Every
thing was quiet at each point Cotton
was coming in plentilully, aud meeting
with ready sales at high prices. There
were several thousand bales at each
point, and the receipts were almost equal
to a thousand bales per day.
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UMoSIsM IN ALABAsfA.--The Cincin-
natl GJzeite publishes letters from Gen.
BUELL's Department, giving an interest
ing account Of an expedition under Col
STREIGHT, Of the DIST Indiana regiment
into the mountains Of Alabama, to aid
Union men who desired TO enlist in the
United States service to escape. lie re-
turned with over two hundred recruits,
and would have had many more but for
the blunder Of a cavalry officer. The
devotion Of these men TO the old flag is
strong, and their wives were equally de-
cided in their exhibition of patriotism.