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FOR SA:,E.-Ti,s Stock and
hstursr 9! snail -etai1 grocery store nov DC,
" = seod st.a: busEess. Cash required Adcrsss
Il. " 2, Eafe SOY 3lS. ucct-St2t-3t
, 1862-12-03

= O< SALE-A family Horse.
raal tz. cssfecesy Ee1.ia un.rr tbs sa,id;s o. 3
Af FL m.tE tugs . clcs, aac r=tli stand 3;h-
QUE 15inE Sold f1r Ea"t CT u.e To be E1t.v III p
d ~ ~ ~ sAS,s 2;Able haci ii Siberian House.
, 1862-12-03
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siEeH SALE VERY CHEAn-A
=, sneTdAsS octave Trsewori casa. MELDDEov
WIT e. Has Iis:c erE:.D sEeI. Any oeysc,;
sl'h3 70 =;1ct ss :1cf ett!c!e Will a7ct p.tr u
7sisS:; @ q act-ess-.e "JnHS." i-.5E1e utitcs.
, 1862-12-03

VE gVVU! TEIEIUi8
,sTrer RaT1g r9 axe i t Ageasy lsE Chicago ser
Ste1sS latRger ga re- H. @slsst ana pet
out AnF Adjusting whatever No rubber sads ;,rans
or spfngs to ne No 1ron to rust the CLOTHES
what good an tie xg It ever ,eGuirss Il IS Oft
on a1d thke II 9t< the tub-c0u1NaCt and benutl va
ads u a and VI bare mans ucfent dois TO s,.aa
We gLeI gooa Inducements and the hest WrIager the
sLy address, express paid, on receipt Of TO retail
p51cc, ~ c. II WHEELER 4 Go.
a,.,.r-ce. So.e Azeots.
, 1862-12-03
Buarntnn.
General Notices.

4 AIKEN UP-A Pig. The 7ner
can have the tame bJ .op1yi1g to MRs, CHIEFS.
InFFspS, near the corner oa Hubbard md Fucker
streets. proving property and paying charges,
, 1862-12-03

x Vk SAL2.--E sac lEe and buggy
Horee 70: sale ehsar. Irqu!Zo O.: T, ApHGAI
LIZ VI Nitef.ean Hi1ae. DC! SGi1-;js
, 1862-12-03

"E A'1 sAohspok@aL1oa 5000
Now am informed by men who know that
twenty-five cents per bushel WAS once and
tion, properly divided between The ditfergnt
companies for transporting bushel OF wheat
from Dixon to New York city. # so. the
~ lafmer loses on every bushel Of wheat sold
50 cents. So you see that instead Of
% cents ne Should get 81 90 per bushel.
alone at sG0,000 bushels, and three -fourths Of
that amount sent to market, or 600, 600 bush
els, now loss Of thirty-five cents on each
OF So1Q, ,000. SS>AA'
Take our staple article, Com, quoted In New
AoEk ct 7ec..:: .:.-;-.-;.::........-...... 70
Our Farmers get by the Ioad 2ec .,,,.,.,,.. 30
, 1862-12-03

KOUFD.-On Wednesday, the
+ 18th inst one Bo1Te1 Colt, about two yesrs Old
lne Z g. Eer eso hAFe the satae by calling o. y 2,
Itat atANsON. 10. III West Lake street. and paying
, 1862-12-03

NOTICE.-AIadam Andrews, In
= depen5ert Cla1rroSant from Bottom. Mass csr
oe cons1lted at No $50 Madison street between ell5
aG& Mil let Clatryoyant examina,ions. 81 she also
1si!e the 7as, pcs7enf and future 'Ter1ns50 cents
iOu1H from A N. to4P N ocl7-yiSS- -3n
, 1862-12-03
FARMERS CONvErTrO
The Suffering or the Produernro.
ses-Ihe UUrrency-0ur State T7onIcs.


From Our Own Co1respondent.1
Dixon. Deci. 1864
a lew daJs since, considerable number a.
farmers and Others united In the following
cn]l:
MAes MEETING or FARMERS AND OruKns
n,3a,a m%s,A'4a A. LEAuvE meeting Of farmers and
isr laYirg taxes aud other purp5ees. cnsnnosed ~
1alu'efa: manntacturers, mechanics, and llie wealth
nI91dueing Classes Of Lee and adjoining counlics
Sonae @ eei nae tn e9nnc as Hall Dixon %
i,o TIE owning. for the purpose Of takinp raeaa'
uses 10 promote and promotc tho industrial insef-
cstt, anu 70 give expression to their yiex,s ond
currency Propositions will be made to f,reani1a ~
~ Industrial lengue," that theJ NAV be nelter
snao,ea 70 exert combined influence In the Nj
tionai and State Legislatures to secure tfs enrc1
Meat o. snen laws ~ sha, at least, be iendly to
Charles Walker. eFq. Of Chicago, Col. E II, rav.
lor ana Alexander Campbell OF La9alIc~ with ntb.
topics. 1eso "Do a1"u1ea
Como and let us rcason together for our nont,.,
benefit, and learn, il possible, how to ohtain 10
1sancrattVe reward Tor our toll and 1abor. 49,
, 1862-12-03

~ Kanz- VIII attend to he clear Ing ct Vaults,
FTiyfes. and the removing f5Hc1aiVs matter Of all "a
scriruon, sroled meats dead AnItnals, &C. % Rsin
Exter eEselas cleaned and purified AnwnrK asssndAd
TO with ptoEptneR and 1iapatct, sud athoara moss
eultaa:e. FosF o1pro Bo1 90. Eo121N:sn-
, 1862-12-03

tie political affairs of that foreign nation
Again, they have exercised no control over
tne money or currency they have received in
exchange for their produce; the consequences
has been that they have suffered loss largely
in this respect also. These frauds and oppres-
sions upon these great interests have become
insuppoftahle, and csll loudly for speedy
remedy. Besides, We are about to be taxed
IN na greaster Or les degree for the support Of
our national government, and every other
class aud interest are combining to protect
their interests: and why should not the farm
Ing, mechanical and producing interests look
well to their affairs and the products Of their
t tpi1: The NE bankers x are working hard to get
the control Of the government finances. To
WELD them for their OWL benefit they are
fhronEing the halls of legislation aud frequcnt-
ing the private chambers Of the financial
aageuts OF the government; every other class
Is sending up It's memorials aud delegations
to Congress to promote their interests; even
the tax gatherers are 1aboring to have their
salaries increased, notwithstanding that thev
are now receiving more than any ia11ner gets
tor his services
1T the producers remain Idle or Indifferent.
the main portion OF this national ta1 will bn
thrown upon them We therefore ioyite the
farmers in this State to organizes an industrial
League In each county, and to appoint dele
gates to State convention to be held at
Springfield on the 7th Of January, 1868, for lie
purpose Of forming State Organization. In
o4uGa A1at NE AtAJ td Eu6ole0 10 exert com.
hlned Influence in our State aud National
Legislatures for the enactment OF such laws IS
shall, at least, not be unhlendly to our inter
ests, and to take such other steps as may be
necessary TO promote certain relief on sub
jects herein referred to. We also invite the
other prducing States to join Us il this moYe-
ment, for IN union there Is strength.
We would say to the real capitalist, manu-
facturer, mechanic, railroad managers and
proprietors, legitimate merchants, and the
wealth producing classes generally, that it Is
not our purpose to enter into aggressive com
bination or Competition; On the contrary. Va
invite your must earnest cooperation for the
promotion Of our mutual 1nterests,' and for
our mutual protection sgainst the msehiua-
tIoEs OF the strictly non-pronucerB, who have
grown rich by the circulation Of their epur;-
GUS promises to pay as currency, and :extort-
ing exorbitant rates Of interest from the in
dustrlal aud enterprising classes, and who a,e
now seeking to mould the government finan-
ces to suit their OWE selfish views and ends,
and to impose upon the industry of the coun.
try onerons and Unnecessary taxes for their
Own benefit
The address, ~; xesd, vas unanimously
aooptedt after verbal alteration.
, 1862-12-03
w ANTED-Agents. Our great
NEW PRIZE PACKAGE

1TVH .1EdUy aQu III WDEGef16 dtIC3N3.
decided NOVELTY, unlike aay other pack:re sz.4
sold; contains greater variety pf SRI M
moTe n3sa @ nsW r. and useful astelss splendid JEwr1nx.
AAa 1 Cne or OUT great combined EHEcKXf HosRns
CHEsa NEE aud CHEuKRas. $!5 per dsY .nsJia eAty'
"a Send for cl.cuaEs and be- co1virced ~~'s-
..,,.-,ro c. ". DUEN l. co.
ae.tcaie.ia EH Clark st5eet. ChicsEp Illinois
, 1862-12-03

ROXES I; BOXES!-If you want
1PoRK Boxes soar, CAaDIx. CEAcxxE oB PACK
&c. &c. B9xEs e ~ dsseE!psasn, yo1 Ein find T. so
the BsRe ct a0DDWHEIE& T. HATCff. Their, Fac
LOTT EI TIE east end ot AchEan street, Worth fisE
: GoetTtnte & Estcn h1Ta iWhiteWood Lumber 1oE
HAff. Foht ilGlE6 Boz f357 ud3-IAaN,
, 1862-06-02
Sanitary Commissions.

Gen. Robertson, Of Detroit, who was sent
to visit the troops in Tennessee, By the
Detroit relief association, has returned, and has
made his report. In that report he gives his
Impressions Of the sanitary commissions, as
follows:
I have found the general hospitals of the
army, as far as possible, we'll provided, and
improving very rapidly; well supplied with
medicines, stores and attendants, and very
much aided by the operations CT the sanitary
commissioners The regimental hospitals Of
necessity cannot be SO well provided for,
being almost continually on the move, and
their means Of transportation and accommo-
dation necessarily limited; and, being at q
distance, they do not receive so much assist
ance from the sanitary commission as they
would were they near at hand. But all Their
acquisitions are cheerfu1ly filled BY this de-
partment when properly made by the surgeons
OF regiments, and energy enough is used BIZ
them to have them brought forward and
property taken care Of and distributed. II
any suffering is caused for want Of almost any
article Of comfort for the sick Of reeim ments.
The blame must rest somewhere else than on
the Iue1ieal depaxtna ea44i4<..J ~vuaD41s'
6ionefs.
This sanitary commission is the most hu
name Institution ever adopted in any war by
any nation, and is deserving and entitled tt
the unbounded support of every State, as the
troops Of every State are equally supplied
Although meeting much opposition frou
certain military officers, yet it is an inst1tu
tion Of the people, and the peoples official
must tolerate it or the people will not toler
ate them
, 1862-06-02
An EIephant in a Fix,

The monster elephant, Hsnnibal, belonging
to Van Amburg f. Co.'s menagcrie,, came near
losing bis life, few days since, while travel:
ing from Keyport to Freehold, In New Jersey.
His keeper had taken him of from the road IN
order to avoid an unsafe bridge, when, Ii
crossing tract Of swamp land, the ground
rave way beneath him, and the enormous ami
NAL sunk up to the middle Of his sides In the
Welding, mud, where he floundered away for
some fine without being able to extrieate
himself, his struggles, on the contrary, result
ing in rendering his Situation. each moment
more dangerous, until 1t Was feared that 1T
was Impossible to ave HIM. The heavy
shaekles with which he was fettered, prevent
ing free movement of his limbs, made his
position still mora critical, until help arrived,
Then3-bJ5 placing timbers in front OF and;
around Kim, he was enabled after short time
to extricate himself. At first he was very
>much frightened, trumpeting loudly, and
struggling wildly, but after the timbers we're
placed within his reach he went to work more
systematically and exhibited much inte1li-
gence In his subsequent operations, depend
fng principally upon his tu6ks to mise hlu1-
self When exhausted by his eKertions be
wonld throw himself over upon one side, In
oder to gain oil the buoyancy possible, until
be became rested, when he woutd resume his
upright position and 60 manfnl1y to work
again. His efforts we're finally crowned with
success, no less to his own satisfaction than
that OF fie owners, to whom his loss would
hare been irrcparahle, as he is much the largest
elephant ever seen in this country.
, 1862-06-02
EASTERN KENTUCKY.

The Rebels Troublesome..-Union Peo-
PIE He1plesa.-Loya1tstsA Arrested and
Carried or to Humphrey Marshall.
ICQ11espondence Of the Cincinnati Gazette
ow1xozyn1E, Bath County, May II.
: The question fs asked often, what are the
people In tlis part Of the State to do?-that
is, the Union men. We have bands OF rebels
going through here continually, and it has
numbering some fifty or sixty, arrested about
forty Home Guards Of Morgan county, and
took them to Marshall's camp; and few days
ago company of nineteen rebels went to
West Liberty, in Morgan county, and arrested
seven Of its most prominent citizen and car
ried them eff to Marshall. The last named
rebels we're from Campbell county. We have
appealed to the Military Bozrd Of the State
to send troops or arms, in order that the
Union men might be protected, OF protect
themselve, but In vain The rebels of this
county land they are numerous) hold meet"
1ngs every week in some part Of the county,
for Whist purpose is unknown to us--whether
they are organizing guerrilla band or send
ing men to Marshall Is not known. They con-
6tantiy make threats that they Intend to
Invade us-that is those that have left-and
still the Union men are entirely unarmed, and
that might cone- Men talk and act treason
every day, and still they are permitted to go
nnp1nished. They make thefr threats that il
there are any Union soldiers b1ats amCng
them, that they Tili as6asinRte the men who
fooner we have q military Governor to attend
to all such rebels, the better it will be for the
peace and quiet Of our country. Magoffiu
does not attempt to put down lawIessness in
the State, and It has become military neces
eity to have some one to look over and pre-
serve the peace Of our State, or it will BIZ
orerrun with guerrilla bands.
, 1862-06-02
8QueIched Htm,

Capt. Constable Of the Nangatuck, writes to
friend about the gunboat fight On James
River, thus:
During the hg ght Of the 18th inst, rifle
ball passed through my clothing, and lodged
in hammock near me, aud now Keep 1t rs q
1nemento of the fight The ball was deci-
dedly from an English Enfield" rife, but
the rebel who fired 1t is no longer living.
At least three well directed shots had been
fired at me from one spot, before discovered
where they came from I then saw that they
had been fired from 8 thick green bush
about eighty yards from me. Once even
caught sight Of the muzle Of the rifle as it
was prohuded through the bush to aim at
me, and twice raised rifle to my shoulder
to aim at him, but he dropped out Of sight in
twink1ing, Finding that must either shoot
him or get shot myself, tried another plan.
I aimed one Of our 12-ponnders, loaded with
canister, at the bush, and directed the captain
Of the gun to fire at the moment raised my
signal. then took my former position and
watched the bush closely. Sure enough, when
the fellow saw me standing without rifle in
my hand, he again thrust the muzzle Of his
gun through the bush, before he could pull
the trigger raised my hand, t'bang'' went
the R-pounder, and when the smoke cleared
away, rebel, gun, bush and all had been de-
stroyed sogether.
, 1862-06-02

Healing Qualities,


Importantto Females.-Dr. Cheese
mans Pnls-
rea9lt Of long and e1tenare practices They are mild
In their operation and certain In correcting all trregu
lar1Hes Painfnl MenbtruatonH removing ~ obsH1c-
lions whether from cold Or otherwise headache, pain
Afect1ons, hytter1ce fatigue, pain in the back and
Limbs &c disturbed sleep, which arise from Interrupt
HaQ Of nature.
DR. CHEESEmANsS PILLS
WIS the commencement Of new era In the tre8tment
Of these Irregularities and distractions which hare
conRigned soamany to PREHATURE GRAVE. No female
can enjoy good health unless Ia regulaE, and when
eyer m Obstruction takes place the general health be-
zlns to decline.
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the moEt eectu4l remedy ever known for all COM
pnlur8 peculiar to FKMAL8s. To all classes they
tnyalnable. EDTcEs: WITH oEETAMTI. PkK5opLo4L
REGULARITY. They are known to thousands, who have
used them at different periods throughout the couutr,
having the sanction ofsone Of the mobt TENEMENT FHTs-
ICTANs In AMERICA
EXPLOIT DIRECTIONS. STATING WIEN THEr SHOULD
not BE USED, With each Bo1-fhe PRICE ONE DOLLAR
FEB Box, containing from 50 to 60 Pills,
P8sent by Mail. promptly by remttiuE to The Agent
Is Like street FOLD BY DRUGGIaT6 GENERALLY.
H- Sold in Chicago at manutactofs prices By LORD
, 1862-06-02

From the NEW f0FK HeFaId.
At the outset I very much feared that our
volunteer cavalry would come to naught. But
am glad to state from personal observation,
that we have at least two regiments in the
field which have surpassed general expecta-
tions Of their efficiency. One Of these is the
8th Illinois, Col. Farnsworth. Their dis
cfpline, fine material in men and horses, aud
the good service they are doing, speak well
for them The western boys make good
troopers. They are stalwart, fearless, and
cool amid dangers. The regiment, I am glad
to see, is unusually6Fell differed. They are
now in the advance guard, under Gen, Stone
man,
, 1862-06-02

The Rebels Trouble4ome--U0ion Peo-
111ap Pc Medpdes'+- ~ ya.isfs AEre11ed a9a
, 1862-06-02

A SLIGHT M1sTAKE.-During the session Of
the General Assembly yesterday, a member
rose in his place and stated that q dispatch had
been received announcing that Richmond had
ben taken and JET. Davis made a prisoner
Immediately there followed such burst Of
applause from the learned doctors and diylncs
as made the Very dome Of the capitol ring.
Rey. D.; Breekinridge immediately rose and
believe that the announcement is not well
founded; if thought it were true that Rich
mond and JEFF Davis were taken, I would
2sys e shes rs S M8afEft8 }sa4 oa a. III a
It turned out to be founded only in street
tumor. But that spontaneous aud instantane
Gus thunder-burst Of applause bespoke spiri,
Of deep and earnest loyalty in the Assembly
-Colum6us {O.) State Journal, 9Th.
, 1862-06-02

From the wheeling Inte1igencer, 27th.1
Seven or eight prisoners were brought into
the city last evening and put in the Atha-
neum. They we're captured q day or two
since near the village of Warrenton, Hardy
county, under the following circumstances: !:
One Captain limbaugh, who had commission
from Gov. Letcher 70 raise guerrilla compa-
ny, had collected some twenty or thirty men
together, near Warrenton. 4 detachment
from the Maryland Home Brigade went down
to hunt up the party. limbaugh and two OF
his party were killed and several others
wounded. The rest except the seven nov in
the Athaneu1n, escaped.
, 1862-06-02
Superintendent of Public 1nxerucxfou

Gov. Morton has appointed Rev, Samuel K.
Hoshour, Of this city. superintendent Of nuh.
lie inssruetion, to tili the une1pired term Of
The 1asntsd t;9 ed PG1 Flstshss This appoint
eninenny fit to be made Mr. Hosheur has
probably been longer known as teacher than
any man in the State, and has been repeatedly
naned IL connection with this office His
qualifications, both of attainments, expert
ence and natural endowments, are 80 well
known where he is known, that it is a work
Of supere1ogation to commend them. He is
. thorough scholar and practical teacher.
He Was Gov. Morton's early preceptor, and in
1hR appointment the Governor gracefully rec
SfHlxea his teachers services, and gives the
mol. 1''S "e~'
, 1862-06-02

From the Cincinnati Gazette Of Friday.1
A gentleman from Memphis, in whose word
the Louisville Journal places stgreat conf
dence," expresses the belief that there will
be no general engagement at or near Corinth,
as it will be Bea1regard's policy to fall back.
He does not think Bcauregard has over 20, 600
men, al of whom are thrown out as pickets,
He feels satisfied that the Manassas, Bowling
Green and Yorktown <sskedaddlesn will be
repeated.
, 1862-06-02
4pfriHI RuttreE.
Iyon'a MAGNETIC Insect Powd

Lyons Magnetic Insect Powder,
Tested for 1s years and grows in favor. It kills and
exte.minates Rohchea, Bed Bugs Ants. Flcas. Moths
Cloths, Frrs and Furniture, Garden insects. AcI
All genuine bears the signature Of E. Lyon, aud Is not
poisonous to persons domestic animals Beware Of
counterfeit and limitations
Lyon's Powder kills all insects In trice,
Lyons Pills are death to rats and mice
Sold everywhere D. sBARNEs,
uy19r4g43m 7n Broadway New York
, 1862-06-02

SNA1L CHANGE SCARCE IN NEW 0RLEANs.-un-
der the traitor rule Of jeff DayiR, New Orlesns
a city which previous to this wicked rebellion
had the best Of currency and an abundance of
specie, has suffered terribly from small change
shin plaeters. issued by all classes OF business
men. The desperate character OF the currency
and the remedy proposed, are indicated By the fol
lowing from the New Orleans Be OF May 6th:
In yeEterday's paper We published the substance
Of the resolutions adopted BY both branches OF
TO TIE Ill Important subject Of providing the com
t degree Of confidence. The resolutions, however,
appear to Us to specific and definite that We sub-
Resolaed, That the Finance Committees Of the
Common Council be, and they are hereby author
| lied and empowered to c.rry cut and put into
j. Torequire from each and every individual OF
firm Who has or have issued his or their notes or
checks for change circulation, statement, under
OATH of the total amount Of his or their issues up
I to the 9Th Inst.
2. To require from said party Q! parties Issuing
said notes, speciai deposit IN the hands of the
Clty Treasurer, Of ample security, for an amount
equal to thst OF his or their lseues "a shove sworn
to: or such security in favor Of the city Of New
Orleans shall prove satisfactory to the Finance
Committee Of the Common Council.
5 To require the e9rrender, BY the said party
Or parties iesning small notes, to the chatrman OF
the Finance Committees Of the Common Council,
o. all plates or blanks in his their possession.
which plates or blanks ehall be destroyed BY said
|
4lh. That the chai1n,en Of the Finance Commit
tees Of the Common Council shall cause to be pub
liehed the names Of those who sha1l comply with
the above requirements. adding thereto the
amounts fthe{r respective Issues aud the amount
on special deposit, or the value Of tt security
given, to provide for the future payment Of all IT,
sues made By said parties.
5th. The ch2irmen Of the Finance Committees
OF the Common Eenncu are hereby authorized tt
institute proceedings, through the City Attorney
In the naine at the city Of New Orleans; agains
any individual or firm who shall hereafter Issue hi
OF their notes or checks for ANAL change circula
: | tiun.
: Reao!eed further: i. That the Finance Commit
tee ofthe Common Council are hereby authorized
to 1eBue city notes, signed By the City Treasure
e and Comptroller, or their deputies, equal in de
5 nominations and aggregate amount to the anal
4 change circulation Of Individuals or firms. a
= above ewoIn to, and the payment thereof secured
which city notes shall be redeemed With the Pre-
eeeds Of the securities received from said party
!, parties fssu1ng eatd small change ci.colatt H.
U which proceeds shall remhin pledged aud be spe
c1Ally appropriated for the redemption Of sal
Is email change circulation.
r. =: Ihat as eoou as the city notes are ready 70
n CfcnlafiQn. the chairman OF the Ftnauce Com nil
seH anAu give notice In the public prints that til
1nalslonA notes or checks, Aa above named are n
10 longer, currency. md must bo presented for e
r demption and exchanges tor city notes It tha cit
Treasury. 9N'
, 1862-06-02
ShfPWrech and Ions of Life,
The following dispatch vas received at Bos.

ton on Thursday:
arrived at this port last Friday evening fro9
Sable Island, a1d reports that the American
chip Zone, of Portland, Capt. Fullerton,
from Shields for Boston, was stranded on the
night Of the 7th inst, on the south side of
the northeast bar at Sable Island. 4 few
minutes before striking, the crew were aloft
reefng the topsai1s, when the mate called
them down, and they had barely reached the
dick when the vessel struck. Her masts
VET Immediately cut away, and the ship soon
went to pieces. The captain, mates and the
N1gaS T1ss crew, with the exception Of one man,
1fmaanaer. we're lost The first sea which
struck The ship after she grounded on the bar,
carried away four men and TWO boats, The
man saseo pat one Of his hands through a
1ingoo!s attached to portion Of the deck,
LILY -,n1n ~ aa!1 mahnef vas washed ashore. The
only eufs1For mas arrived at Hs1ffat.
, 1862-06-02
Ge1ttraI.Natjees,

NOTICE.-Persons having claims,
~ agatnst the County II Cook, are Requested to
eend them into the County Clerks once before the
first Of June. l.. F, U1IL1ARD, Clerk.
Chicago. My 2ith. 1877 mys6E6St-1W
, 1862-06-02

PRUCE, SCOTT d CO., Produce
Q9 Commission Merchants, No. Is Lasal1e strect be-
tEeen Lake and South Water, Chicago. II. Personal
Flour, Provisions, and oiher products commission
We make liberal cash advances On Consignmeut for
Eale In this or Eastern markets,
Pest Dfnce Drawer EI3. nnh17u5589n
ALoyzo BRUCE GEO Z. EC0TT. Z. r. QCEAI.