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The United States Surgeon General, in
response to several urgent inquiries from
Governor Yates of Illinois, has refused to
receive homeopathic physicians in the
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EDITORS LEADBR Please announce that the Hon.
A. C. RIDDLE is candidate for re-ee, tion to Con
gress subject TO the decision Of Iho Congressional
Union Convention. The Of Mr.. Riddle in Con-
gress, in sustaining the Confscation and Emancpa-
Ou measures, the abolition Of Slavery in the Terri
tories, the recognition Of Hayti and Liberia the
Emancipation policy Of the President the most de-
termined prosecution Of the war and subordination
OF sl local institutions including human slavery to
the suppression Of the rebellion, has met with the
hearty approval Of his constituents and for the faith
fulness with which he has discharged his duty they
desie to see him endorsed and reelected They be-
lese that in endorsing him they endorse the prInc-
piles he has upheld and in that view they ask that he
should have another term.
REPUBLICAN VOTERS
FOR CONGRESS.
Rev. MOSES HILL, Of this CITY, will be a caudi-
date to represent this District in Congress- subject to
the decision Of the Union Convention septi
FOR CONGRESS.
Judge REUBEN HITCHCOCK, Of Lake County,
will be candidate for Congress before the Union
Convention. cent?
FOR CONGRESS.
Judge. 4. 2. SPALDING iIa candidate, subject L.
the decision Of the Union Convention. augg
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JOHN PUDNEY,
Springfield. Union Co., M.
aHuman Frailty, or Physiological Re

Human Frailty, or Physiological Re-
Searches should be read By every body Il treats
selEindictsd diseases, and the results Of early nal
practice the causes that r, quently lead to Unhauuv
Marriages, their relief and prevention with eopious
Instructions as to the method Of dispelling the
misgivings that frequently take hold Of those about
to enter into the marriage state The work is beau
fully illustrated with cnlor,d sngravings, and Is
raught with wholesome advice and exhortations.
To be had ofDr Barrow, 1876 BlocIer-St, N. Z. sent
Tee Of postage everywhere Price . cents. See ad
vurtisemont Of "Triesemar I, 2and g.
Sold by c. W. Clark, Druggist, Cleveland, Ohio.
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OVERS,

ERENCH DYE HOUSE, No. 96
Seneca-St, Next dOoz 70 Mrs. Porter's Milliner
Storey BIZ FREDERICK OYRIAX.
98-DYENa and CLEANING IN all its branches. -EN
Please call and examine finished goods in the store,
Rsferences-A -Aessrs. Rettbarg Heusmanr Taylor.
GrisROid 3 Oc., aad other MsTohanfs EagT
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OPTICAL.
l.. n. SOLOlIONSON,

PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTICiAN,
Keeps the largest assortment in the Optical line Of any
the trade. From his long Tcsjrucr in This City
aud the extensive Patronage r'critet dUlng that
time Do would say TO his old friends aud the public
generally. that effort that could BE- put forth TO
rcrg te very best quality o ty stul Glasses ground
under bis inspection, 10 suit the eyes, in all ca
ss -uriu wt5iIess dizziness o. Inflammation ol tho
Eye, and mr1Iting strength for long raang and nne
sewing. The reputation Of S0Lo1iONSUN'S : c5i4b-
5hmrnr a. The most reliable 20 get the best articles
in that line that can be ohainsi has become an os
tablishe1 uCf, and altesed by is PATRONS whose adj
vice it i-. 60 To SOLUMONsuN ;, make no mis-
takc,' In -uperior-St., under The American, aud
there yal alll fnd the best kind Of sPECIACLES
adapted lo your sight
Az kind, Of optical, Mathematical and Phil0s0ph-
ical lussrne nts Astronomical telescope from S3n 70
sItn Survey iu- Instruments vsinus prices large
stock 0 N horoscopes, from p % So: Marine Teles
rnpgs. ~py Glt--e., large variety Lenses Prisms
Rye Glasses, Pocket C0mpas-es, Baromrters, &c.
ns- ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted without pain,
as perfect : natural
OFTtCE-NO. 100 superior St, Gnder the American
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
AMERICAN WATCHES
FOR OLDIE RSt
At Reduced Prices.
AMERICAN WATCHES for AMERICANS.

TIE AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY gives no.
tioe that they have lately issued sty Is Of Watch
expressly designed for Soldiers aud others who desire
good Watch at a moderate price These Watches
are intended to tispIacs tho worthless cheap Watch
ss Of British and Swiss manufacture, with which the
country il flooded and which we're never expected to
keep time when they were made, being refuse manu-
Gactures sent to this country because unsaIoable at
home. and Used here only for IocKErUa and swrSp-
LIMO purposes
We oEer TO sell our Watch, which Is OF the MOST
sUBsTANTIAL MANUFACTURE, an ACCURATE
and DURABLE TINE KEEPER, and in Sterling
Silver Cases, Hunting pattern low price as Is
asked for the trashy AScREs and LEprEs OF foreign
make, already referred to.
We have named the new series Of watohe-, WM.
ELLERY. Boston. Mass. which name will be found
on the plate Of every watch Of this manufacture and
is one of our trade marks.
Sold by all respectable Jewellers in The loyal States.
Wholesale ordsrs should be adirs-sed to
ROBBINS & APPLETON,
Agents Of the American Watch Company,
sepuo7 I52 Broadway, Nev YORK.
|. GILVERW ARE-BETTER AssoRT-
- sEST than usual and more constantly arriving,
az COW LIS,
aug2n Meddeli liolss.
NLOCKSl CLOUKSll n
At WkolssGle & Retail, lS3 Superior 81. "a
Nj. BURT has Just returned from New York with
large and varied assortment Of CLOCKS, comprising
Al Least 50 Different Kinds,
including she celebrated Calender Clock patented BY
H. Skinner, a itrge number Of which are 10 use IN
this city and give the most perfect satisfaction
Also, . iue stock Of
WATCHES & JEWELRI FOR THE RETAll TRADE
zs. Repairing done on short notice. Iuneo
A S. HOUK, WATCHMA- e
IA KER AND JEWELER, No. Is, West "a,
aIde Public Square, tnear the Court House, s.,lA
Cleveland. ohio. n0vlg.liz7
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Dispaleh from PresIdenl LineoIn.

The following dispatch announcing the
victory in Maryland or Tuesday, was re-
ceived in Springfield, Illinois:
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LEGAL NOTICES.



Juvenile Cooplewen J Before J. II. Brown, Jus
Plaintiff ( tice Of the Peace for Clevc-
: hand Township CuyahOga
Thomas Brown, tt. al, county, Ohio.
Defendants. J
THOMAS BROWN, A Non RESI-
DEVT Of Cuyahoga County Ohio, will take no
tic that on the 18th day Of August s62 said Justice
issued an order Of Attachment against the property
Of he said Brown iI the Above action, for the Of
On, hundred and FuUttueu Dollars Said case Is set
ior hearing the nth day 0 Sepember ls5l, at T H.
j. $. GEANNIS,
auRIg.iN Plaintiffs Attorney.
Lucy A. swift, (Cnyshoga Common Pleas
John L. swift. Divorce.
TOHN L. SWIFT is HEREBY
% notified that the ISL day Of August, ls62, Lu
cT Swift hled in said Court her petition against
him nr Divorce, alleging for causes, st williul alb
seu 3d. gruss neglect Of duty 81, adultery and an
unLtWiu narriage with woman whose name is un-
known 90 petitioner. said cause will be for hearin
~ the November Term OF said Court
NJ 5. CASTLE s. Wm. V. IOUSLEHs
4rf~f-HT Solicitors
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TAILORING.

HENTLEMEN'S CLOTHES CLEAN-
VI ING, Renoyatlng and Mending Establishment.
FRASCIs AGER, Tailor, No. l9 Prospect street. will
hereafter devote his attention to cleaning
and mending Gentlemens clothing. He has facilf.
ties for doing his work in the best manner Gentle
mon will hnd il for their interest during these hard
tirnas n giss nv sar sr4ai -sv3aRss
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REPUBLICAN VOTERS.


Judge REUBEN HITCHCOCK, Of Lake COUNT
will be candidate for Congress before the Unio
Convention. sept2
, 1862-04-23
Amnxsp the soldiers in the MIitar
Hospitals and Camps In the Vie1n1t

Weekly Report of the mortality
Among the Soldiers In the MatafT
Hospitals and Camps In inc S4clnlty
of st. LeUls, H1o.
The following report is furnished BY Mr.:
John l. Smithe1a, Undertaken, No 1l3 Ches-
nut street, {who has the entire charge Of this
seryice.) giving the name OF company, regl-
ment, and State to which they belonged
Friends or relatives can obtain any 1n1orma-
tiou in reference to their burial place, Or for
their removal, by calling on or ADDRESSING M1.
Smithe.s, as afove. All Recommendations from
abroad answered promptly By him:
FL %hte te Sqef1 s2 A. Co ioa g dossn ae.a a.
&. I5th lnwa; BENJAMIN r. Carpenter, nth III. ;
Eisha Hall, CO. !. 10Th p; Geo; + Radsb4w C. CO.
8, 18Th Wisconsin, N9ah 3,12 2 Gnl!'son, c. & 11th
co. l. III Wis; John G. P4al, @; G. 46th Ohio:
Thoa Hohnier. Co: G, 49sh II Henry, APPLE, CO.
Z, l1th md; John B: Richards; GO: a,.tsd Ind :
ia1h III Cor Corporal, Wm. Butler, co. E, 1sth Iowa;
.naasewp, naiS1 70 CO. {, 5aih ONO John BoTsn'
e. Ssth Ohio A%os s1st halloT bn o: s,ar f. 1 u u
| F, 1st Wis caEalV; 3ohn 4. talbot, ca. q, ID
Ioxa; Harrison Asn5y, CO, T; & 20 : c12pSsi pi selde1
| Bowman, co n, 1eth Mich; Geo Faulkust, La
Lieut.. CO. z, atfr Ky:;. Ds1as Foster co. I, sstf
n; An6e1eon Tayhk, CO. +, 18th Ind; Klezor D
e. Hetiaa E e nj 1i;t9 Il as i ss:s o.
i 20 E, 9Th Ill; Wm Petty, co: Il, 18th United State
] tne.atry;. GeoIzeH e harris, co,;9+ 18th Illinois
John Chriatian, 20 4, 1sth Ala, prisoner. Gheste
@ I, 14th n; George :Wooasr spE, 18th n eava1
1 ~: Irwin G. DAZZLING, co q. 1st Wisconsin cav
aGy; Andrew 5lattan.' 60: p. Iowa
Bradford g. Aa3n5 41st III T5os e5 Z III S0s e.
l. Dishrou. 60. G. 18th Mich: Thoms9 soseoes Se
CO. F, lash Iowa; Wm+ F. Dewitt, co. F, sd Ill
, 1862-04-23

courngng letter from Tuscagee. Ourfatr cor
respondents will have observed by the pro-,
ceedipgs Of the meeting published yesterday.
that preliminary movements for organizing an
Association have already been made, and soon
proper officers for conducting correspondence
On the subject will be chosen and announced.
From the Mobile AdYertiser.1
TusK1aRE, Ala. March 81. 1861:
Eds, ,Adp and Rsg ,:-HaEing obserEed the In
hoat, We venture to inform you that the patriotic
ladies' Of Tuakegce desire to be represented In the
enterprise that has for its object the protection
Of their dearest rights. With This View they have
: 'cauyuzsed the community, sud hare secured cash
subscriptions to the amount Of 4A885. together
with donation OF three bales OF cotton Other
subscriptions are promised, and will doubtless be
procured. These contributions have been made
With the understanding that the money is to be
appropriated TO the construction Of an frou clad
CunbGat for the defense Of A1abama. The amount
fs On deposit with the Tdskegee Insurance Compa
ny, subject to order when the enterprise shall havt
received such substantial announcement as +
place the matter beyond contingency. We Voule
be pleased to open correspondence with the re
sponsible or1ginators Of the project.
Regpectful1E, &C.,
M3S " SINCLAIR,
j" E. SWANSON,
Ct F. SWANSON,
e. T. GRAHAM and
MRS, ELIZABETH PRICE.
, 1862-04-23
Gflg TrihumG.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL %, 1869.


,,::~.:.: For the Chicago Tribune.
THE EnFREEmANsS FATHERLAND.
8, s1t4s almost euperauous to say that the follow
Ing verees are re=y close imitation, not to say,
translation, Of Arndt's wcll-known German poem,
y: Has sst des DeWschesa Tdtrzandf POT which
ahy German singer knows tba tune.] R.
- I.
Where is the fteeman's fatherlands
) Is't Northern land, Or Southern land?
Where granite mountains pierce the sky?
Where cotton he1ds like enowdrifts lie?
An uot ah no ah mol ah no
His fathctland must brighter glow.
Where Is the freemau's father1andf
1s't Eastern land, or Western lands
The prairie land, it sure must be
So rich in fame snd victory?
All no! ah no! ah no ah no!
His fatherland must brighter glow.
Where ts the freeman's fatherland9
Is't Northwest land, OF Southwest land?
Ie't where the sea-lakes glttt'fing lie,
Or Mississippi's deep wares hyf
All no! uh no al no ah no!
His fathcr3and must brighter glow!
#.
Where Is the freeman's fathcr1and7
Now name to me the mighty Andl
IE't California's golden shore,
Or where Niag'1a's thunders roar?
All no! ah No ah no ah no!
His fathetland must brighter glow.
Whpra id tho fraeEn9H*A fAfhprEandf
Tell me at once the glorious landf
It ia where'cr By treeman's tongue
Glad hymns to God on high arr sung
There ehall 1t be there shall it bel
Freeman fatherland for thee!
That ie the freeman's fathcrla1d,
Where like an oath hand binds in hand;
Where from the eye truth flashes forth,
And woman all mans lore 1s worth
There shall it be! there shall it be!
Freeman iathfr2ana for thee1
America America!
It is our whole America!
Let freedoms spirit in MS dwell,
That We may love and aervc it well.
Then shall it be! then shall it be
America the whole Of thee.
4 REQUHm.
Illinois! tears for your dead-thc bravo
Who died, their land to save
From rebel hordes; and found their graves
BY Tennessee's fair Waters.
Tears for your braves!
Illinois! joy for your braves victorious:
, 1862-04-23

The FittsburE Battle Casualties to
the -9th Illinois.
The List OF commissioned officers, killed and
wounded, is as follows:
Col. Aug. Merry, severely il lei leg; Lieut.: Col
tent H. H. Elnck, severely in head: Capt. E Ad~
am Co. A. severely in neck; Cspt W ~; hNsah9eE'
e: B, killed 1st Lieut. r. Rollman, co: G, revere
y IN ahdomen; Capt. R. Becker, co. D, in ar1u;
1t 1asnt. Ed. kIe6s, co: D, missing; snd Lieut.
slightly In neck: 1st Liert. Y. b. Craig, co. F,
elishtly IN arm Capt: Loren Webb co. E, slighsly
IN ankle; I'D M Lisnt: G. v. Wl1icord, severely IN
leg; md Lieut. !saac Clemens, co. G, severely In
shoulder; Capt: II. T. armstrong, CO. q, severely
in legs and Tide: Capt; J. G. Robinson, co. /, il
hapd IT Ie9t. Ncelr1 " pqr'ianef Co. n thish
Lieut.. G. G. Lowe, CO. &, in breast.
KILLED.
Sergeant Peter Schoppet, Corporal JOS Braun,
Geo. &. Andrae, Il G1cnk Arnblois Ha1ber, Wm
Herman, all Of CO. i; Sergeant John Schmidt, E.
s'@st Weser al Peeo. 4 CO. g. sesgssat ch Has. L
Lehr, George Lehr, H. Richter, Wn1. storch, Aug.
| Nichard. Fred Uppert, Chr. sehenk, John Laa;
| prechf, G. N. Lnther, VIM. K1ingenbesg, al oi
Corporal Charles RAIN, co. D; J. Becker, CO. D:
| Conrad Gsen, CO. D; Adam Loeb1s, CO. D; Jacob
R1ess. CO. D: Fred Schu1ze, CO. .: Eergesnt Silai
BankeE; + w Co. F; John Anson Co. E; John z. Gaay
corporal Joshua ]; Feear, CO. E; T. ". Cox, CO.
F; Charles Hm CO F; Jacob Room, CO. F; Dun
can McCuuoch, co. F; Geo. McLiech, co F; Johr
G: s1onfer. CO. ?; Alpheus Bascon, CO. 6; Darit
CO. ofds1y fisnk
| co. h; II. b Ha1ler. CO. H i Dan c. White. CO
r; Thos. Wright, co. T John Bass, co. l; Fred
F1.z CO. STs5Esa4t rs}c! Gs1 s[9a9 ee Mm
| CO. &: IF. 4, BAscOIn, CO. G.
, 1862-04-23
~n4rr 0E1TTN012 cQnNTy

CTATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY
- or COOK. Es.-Rupet1oz Court Of Chicag9. June
Term. 162. Tnthil3 K.1g. wilson G: p45.s @ @ aemsa
Ws3ren. Valentine T. Ma1saan and Elijah Bsf1--la
1Mdasit ha7trg been made that neither WILSON, G.
pavie Heman k:pgshnrY and Valentine e AarehaD-
three ii the defendants above named co be louno up
on due inquiry. that uzoceas can be served oRon
them and said s1 artt haTlng been a1sd N the etiee
hheTe6y gwen q ne SAID Wilson par Dayts M Hemaa
p1aiaant hled hs bill of complaint IN said CogEk %
The Chatcey slda thereof On the ssth day Of AA!ch
1S2 and that summons 1hereuron 1ssned out Of aa4
Court sgainet said 3etendanta feturQanle on the rss
Monday Of June next ss2> = IS By 1aT feaafFhd
Kgs6uy and VALENTINO Ma1ss9 14t s43 II y
Cook county, On the lEst day of the tern taes91 70
be holden Chcsgo in said county On iae - ~
daT Of june 1862 md plead. z1sHeI or aeMut " sae
81 8 eeIps9a I'd Iae sEea nj 9 s5s bs
taStp IS confessed sad decree entezeo 1ou
according 10 toe prayer - 'TaDs B. AFTER. Clerk.
H11LlAn., HooDBE1noE GRAsr Comps 3oiA
, 1862-04-23
Aegal = otlcfs.


AAASTER,S S4AIE.-State Of I'LL
l9l nois, Cook Counsy-sS C.rc1it Ca,Ft OF Cook
C.:nntt-ln Ctnncery James Il 1.cea v5, Dsufri I.
C1eastland ard John C Hatnes.
Pub c noY4cc Il bere,s given that I. L. c. Paine
Frftr Master Ia ChancefJ ar Cock COUNTY. STATE of
]tntis VIII ia pu.saanee y u ne E3snca's IL Pc
cet ut. red entitled cau5e 10 tar in d%y
OF Ns5ch a D. sGs se;l 81 public a4ct1cn 70! ct,o to
tic h:cttst hdocr. At tile north door Of the Eourf
CSuaty. or s.rGEpAI. tic tenth car u MaY, A. D
- a: te1 ocofE ia the forenoon of stt3 11y, Hi Of
tlt desctntd 10 tie mi Of Complln es:d
c:1st. tt-w's=Lot thlHy-n,re tSe}, n n. Grnge
sid len a. Ii BiocK eteh. g IL Rund!eys Snh1ly1~
stua OF Lots ts} 70 tEfnt5one l also OF Lots trt.
tEIce 3) 10 thirty seren all elusive IN t1ha
Gnre al situate In fractional Sscon twenty nne t
In Township fo.tE t4o>. North Of Range Ionftsn i3
ukh and uch poricn 1nezeof y nay be ssty p
unon se uorygc described In sad Bill O! Co upistaf.
pfrcpal and with the cr st3 1es5 a1a
Of said sale i q fa1NE : ~ VI
f-hirago Ami Iyth. 3SS2 ap:9 p519sd
, 1862-04-23
The PittsburE Battle Casualties to
the 9Th Jltiuafa.

Thomas McKnegh7 co. I, 1tth Iowa Jacks IN 3Eef
ford. co. E, 6ist Ill: Chas johnson, CO. E, 18th
, 1862-04-23

N1NTICF-An the notes and -
nonnts assixped to ne by II G4ssI sE "a 81 *
ase. ~ x s9 apra next & III oee WaanfsE soe
stftsha1r of . ee!oek r. e ~S III *seoan;s -
~ na .a.1 SAa, et ihr 1hoTe pIAce. A6Hkk EAHEGA
,, Nav, u .aod pnh121sI3t&
, 1862-04-23
OIL CT. rs

OF these We ofes l4:xe and puEvslied assortment
either - reg1tdn quaty, style Or price, Ensleh md
anaH yards and twn yards wide p,ces nom three
thiltngs 70 s1 eh1n!ngs Per yard Also Eeary s4eet
C1 Cloths twelve feet eighteen feet nEH SFcbst
tee vide II prices from four to ten shillinss 7sr Yard
Eo-Tabfe OH Cloths n patterns Had bT the yard aau
Slk&Y flnthN ia s-rpat variety
, 1862-04-23
Douse .Tur11isblny.


ua aod of the heFt domestic an11sct1ze the largest
END hest tneut i he NottaEess Of aleaallion
Wilton Velvet, Bruseeltt Tapestry, IhroaPiy. Super
Inc Ingram Extra Fine 1ngtatn& Cotton ana FOOL Iu
grin, wool Dutch. Stor:h HemrA Felt Venetian Ia
tcAtsy 1pEr4tu- Body Brussels and Blair Csrpe1fuGA
au ofthe r1eata va51stE; copprsag the largest pst
ChtcaRo sad which t:ey Offer Il the Lowest possible
, 1862-04-23

| T.sat Of the Sick and Wounded Soldiers
brought from Pttt9burE to st. Louis
/, on the Steamer Imperial. =.
J. Gallagher, 60 + Etb y, died ;!iI, ApEil 1sta"
UriAs Capp, co B, "a Ill ...
B. PAbost. 20 !, 18th n r.:
n. Il. Brown. COB, Lab NTH
Alya Smith, &, do do,
t ". n. WadgWotth4 "a /. 9Th Iowa.
Robt. Schadef, co L461h IL ',''
F. s. Brown, do do do~--.,..=,, ,..., -.
| j: @. Pearson, COG; 10Th Wts-
| s, ,G1nthed, COX, do:
| N. j. Welman, co B. 18th Ind ~ . ,-.
| P. Par, CO. e, 18th M1rh, -
| " c. Harvey, % 3 eth71
r. G1rchth2n, CO F, 12}h Alch-
| Gerdtn Graham, COLI 18th DO
! VIM NJ HaN, DO - do
/ Jess Tipo1d; 60 I, 18th Mich. debility.
| E. Earl, co F, 18th Mich.
4, Disbro, Co <. 12th Mich, died On the 10th.
, 1862-04-23
Mhq'I[UGS and BUGS.

Cocoa Mating. ior on X Churchek Festou,ss -
St.aw Astt1 1aotl. white and checked one, ones?da
quarter and and half yards wtde; Mosa1C yelver
Brussels and Tufted Lsuk Cocoa Juse, Macilla Biu:h
EAelMon, Adelalde ana saeep Skin Aats.
, 1862-04-23
10 Centimes-1 Tropic.
10 Tropics Star.
II EfaE-1 2o1

10 Stars-1 Sol.
tTlcee denominations for our currency"
adds Mr. Vernon, "have been selected for
ourselves rs i people; second, they are em-
b1ems OF cheerfu1ness, honor, honesty Of pur-
pose, solidity and stability; and third, the
words used are simple, easily remembered.
and are common to several languages" l
will in addition, observe that similar charac-
teristics distinguish the proposed tables OF
weights md measures. Charleston Courier.
BOARD OF Povosr MAnsHA1s.--AH traffic in pa
per currency tending to create dstrast IN the pna~
N Ell % e co.,
eminent, and will be. dealt with snmaarfly.
r soULE, GEO. CARR, =: BunTHE.
6 GdpnN, RnRgtR + TkEfAsEpEk H Il: SEfskoAD' L. H.
New ORLEANS, March q, 1862.
The traffic in gold and silver sgainst the notes
of the Confederate States Of America, is hereby
bclinquents viii be visited by prompt and &C.
| " b order of the Board.-x. O. .D<lto, 4ta.
Purely SOUTHERN MEDICINES.
T From the n. o. Picayune.1
:wRIGHTsS SOUTHERN INDIAN
VEGETABLE PILLS.
Are manufactured expressly for use in the
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
Under the personal direction Of Dr. Jno. Wright
| In lis
Pharmaceutical Laboratory. n. o.
| Composed Of simple extracts Of four plants,
common TO most Of the woods, in central A1abams
and mississippi, these Pills combine in remark
| able degree, the great curative powers known to
| modern science.
G UBSTIU TIES F O E QUINN
> sulphase Gnchonhe ,sulphate Qqtuidtue Chin.
vidine, antonfne, saIeene, Heeberine, Sulphase
! BeeheiiDe, Coruine, Pipetine. Ayers Ague Cure
Shtllenbereer's Pills. Indian Cho1tsogue &C., fol
| sale by CLARK, GEORGE q CO.,
, 10 & IL North Water street.
+ AEricultutists near Savannah are planting tht
? | castor oil bean and a1row root
DIS: R1MiNAT10N AGAINST COLOR
| BoAEp OF PROVOST MARsHA1s.-An Mastera o
= Steamboats, engaged In trade are hereby lnhtbitei
! | quircd 10 discharge at once Bueh as may now b
6 Ike Captalns' Clerks, Mates, Carpenters. Pilot
( and Engineers are the only whire men to be en-
d ployed % such boats. II. Trepagoier, e Souls
&. fmfour. d, Il spotfo1d, z. Burthe, Cleo. Gar,
H. D. Ogden.
TIE GUNBOAT FEVER.
= ! The GuSBoAr QuEs71os.-The success c
i | the Virginia has given wonderful impetus t
= this very proper enterprise. Ine constfneao
+ of gunboats, In order to better cope With th
,. | Yankees mon the water, seems to be all th
: vogue throughout the South. We learn thu
)" the ladies Of Asbury Chapel, In this count.
i haye already contributed % bales of cotton
. ala In constructing gunbost for the batts
8 protection Of the Mississippi Valley.-Vse1
q burg: Wht9. :::~5.
II GUNBoXE CONTRIBUTIONS AND CoRRE
E, The last mil brought Us the following e
, 1862-04-23

YELLOW BtUEF, Ala., April 2, 1859,
Editors 4dre7ttser and Register:
The ladies Of this Vicinity gave dinner At this
compenv. Who embark this evening for the acdr.
he dinnssr was free to the Toaateers and every
body else was charged, With the gnaerstandi3g Ia
that the proceeds sho1ld be applied to the "W6-
1ion Of $50 which send BY Captain Weleh- Al
our men who are physically able are gone to the
war, and there is little money In the country OF
more would hare been raised
Yours, respectfully,
ALBERT A. DUMAS,
, 1862-04-23
rTATE OF nJ1NOTS COOK

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, 1862-04-23

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