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CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

MONDAY EVENING, Feb. 10, 1852.
PROVISIONS MISS PoRK-Market steady and
Quiet Salcs, $50 btls city-packed at $975s l5o
brls country-packed do at $9.62k; $50 b1ls DO at
1880, delivered at Milwaukee. ENGLISH MEATS
$50 boxes Cumberland Middles at &c. PRIME Pohk
100 brls city-rackcd at $7,09 LARD-1oa tres
p,;mc city -cyaporated Leaf at exc - tres
and CO brls Peoria Kettle do at 6'4c; zoe tres city
kettlcrendered Leaf at 67Sc; l25 trcs city steam
rendered Leaf at 64c; Ill tres country Kettle
Cbrown) at 5xc; 14O pkgs Atlanta Kettlc'rendered
at 6Xc; T5 pkgs country Kettle at exc
pRpyISIONS-Mess Pork quiet. 6alcs, 200 brl5
city packed at 1915. Lard dull sales, 100 tres
| prime steam-cyrporated Leaf, at 6Hc.
FLoUR-Received, $3.50 brls. Market shade
easier, Sales, $50 brls tChicago Mills h Spring
| extra at IS 9815; 50 brls "Commcfcial' ut
eaan. IS b1ls aGillett s Hines'' at $3.e5; $50
h,1s eood r h Spring Extras at $3.50; 100 brls
"Uhl'e Premium + b at $685.; 800 brls very good
wisconsin h Spring Extra at S3,9o; 200 br7s
..Yinnepaso" Ri at $s.75; 800 brls Spring Extras
at es.raa390 for fair to choice; 100 b1ls " f1en-
n,nns,, at e3.T71<; 100 brls "Gcnesee' White
| Winter at a 80; 80 b1ls Rye Flour at $2.25.
vnEAT-Reteiycd. g, 1856 bu. Market shade
o,sicr. Sales we're as follows: 10000 bu No
snring in store at nc; ZOO bu No Spring II
store at re; 5000 bu at 7izc; 600 bu do al
7lKc. :: r=
Oh track.
coRN-Recciyed. 1s026 bu. Market opene
firm, but closed quiet. Sales, 2''oeo On M1zca Il
sfe5s %Hfs9Rssesxed, zSs; es bn Market quiet an
/ nominal at 16Hc.
! pyE-Receiyed, a,430 bu. Market firm. Sale:
1890 bu No, in store at 3sc; 400 bp 20 at s'c
track.
, 1862-02-11
FIRE IN THE WEST DIVISION.
A Woman Burned to Death.

The alarn Of fire on. Monday morning, about
two o'clock, was caused by the destruction Of
a barn and its contents in the rear OF the
premises, No. 355 West Randolph street. The
burning Of the barn, it is presumed, Was
caused in the following manner:
4 man named Patrick Flahcrty and his wife
Mary FIahcry, occupied q portion OF the
building at No. 3s5 which was In some sort,
4 tenement house. The woman WIS an habit
nal drunkard, and during the major part OF
Sunday VIE in a partially Intoxicated condl-
4ion. On Sunday afternoon party Of friends
had visited the house, and the whisky ciTcu-
lated freely. After their departure, the hus-
band hid the whisky in the barn, that it might
not fall into the wife's hands. The twain re'
tired to bed ut eight o'clock in the evening
About ten o'clock, The wife arose and inquired
for matches. The husband replied there wcrt
none in the house. The wife then dressed
herself, went to q nelghbor's and procured
somc, The next TINT was known the bar
was in flames and nearly destroyed before I'll
steamers reached the spot After the fame
were extfnsulshed, and while the SIN oulderiu
rubbish was being removed, the charred an
mutilated body Of the wTetcAed woman, ,burne
t.. stump, was found in close proximity It
the carcases Of two horses which had bee
kc1N in the barn. From the fact that a aui
lamp was missing from the house it is pr
sumable that the woman, after procuring Il
matches, lit the lamp in the barn to search Il
the xhieky hidden there, and thus fired Il
building.
Coroner James held IN inquest upon Il
body Of the woman yesterday, and verdi
was returned by the jury in accordance vi
tic facts. The deceased was thitty-fiye yca
Of agc, and leaves no children.
, 1862-02-11
ExcuIpatory from Professor Anderson
CHICAGO, February 10th, 1861

Editors Chicago Tribune:
In the TnrBrHE Of to-day you copy from q coten-
B5a1 a T an aeeasaton IS * Contained Il 81
general character, although ! an aware that one
| Will you allow space for few words Of replyt
Possibly they may influence the public in exc91-
pating me from a very serious charge, brought
The paragraph has its inception IN The eyents Of
lasf; the place was Bryan Han.
pertinent in certain way. For instance, to Esy
lie audience, nc % anl various articles Unknown to me
he envelope closed they shall be described through
the e. Tse iSaW
performances are magical, and In coming TO see
aeeept aeeq T a. M let It be So lbeeve
clai1Voyance to be simply 7 magic: .s,n o.,.,.,n
Bryan Hail A box was sent round ior sa11oas ar
tieics to be collected and placed within it. Many
articles c5apee Tne eSH o ms
TO hold. Then followed description by means Of
.magical eairvoyancc' Of the Sa5lous "a, articles
t1eman 1sa c< 10 whom / hsve already alluded and
| who By profession happens to be den;
ss sre dsessed @s Sf No.
= the articles tin the box had been described @
hs dentist an1sa tie tss tSh od ~
Il
4 remained unparticularized- 4 very warm discus
sion ensued felt confident that reference M enc H 1ae
while The dentist persisted II nd eel1Sins NaS
+ there is no problem In Euclid more sus
: ceptible Of logical demonstIatio4 than, thu tha
1opc, and the Instructions givc regarding th
box be carried ont that article shall 5e magical ~
precise nature Of the article shall be toid pa =
"a use and application. Now MY dental t.ond aai
that he was mineral aesGsea n a. she eP PuHi'
1e that every mineral substance n Tug 9pA lss -
e, been described. Here VIC joined Issue. regfss
n il any Of the audience were against their NJ ~
nd made spectators to this dentlst1co-cl3l
be voyant tournament. Confident, as was. tn
Ie every article II the bog had been aa!5 named
70 is quite poeeloIc tnat pecan1e ultAs euS16tt
ntbe expression Of my eoaadsnGs n and fss GO
Subsequently tho missing article was found on Il
platform. It had never been placed In tho bo'
Where It had fallen, there it was discovered, and
IS. presence of the dentist to whom It belonged.
ss Hcsd OF apologifing fo1 his tnadssstea9e IN ~,
aw me Of eabtestuge In causing It to be aouno On
, 1862-02-11
LEGAL NTELLIGENCE.

REcoRpER's CoCRT-The Recorders Court
was IN session yesterday. The trial Of George
Williams, charged with and indicted for the
larceny Of q number of pairs Of boots from q
shoe store on the North Side, occupied the fore
part Of the day. The jury brought in verdict
of not guilty. The same person was thereup-
on tried upon second Indictment for passing
counterfeit money, he being ono Of the Stone
and McCarty gang latsly arrested for passing
Aycs on the State Bank Of Iowa. Tho case
was not decided when the Court adjourned for
the day.
STATS Gmsg1r e. GoUHBefre IT GTe.Sx y4qge g
J. Cooper. Motion Of defendant TO strike out over
xuled- Defendant defaulted for want Of plea and
ii 8. Roger j. Bsaes ct a. Leave to lie petition
Ut Howe. No 4s6- -Chanccry- VIM. P. Wheeler
ss to
Ps5sad;ss I'M Msss
), Huston Defendant having hled his Bill IN
lhanoery, ordered hy the Court that writ Of 9os
suspended untn further orders II the premises
No. D1-Henry 6wift ct al Vs. Cri oe.ood- Ao
1ien for new u1I a5Egen: 9ens ,,do. f,oaar,eh-No
n.iseed Al plaintiff costs. No. 12l6-James Nc
seasns'y sSsy bota s u md d t9dhent ons isi
Same "a. HexeN ETanarsdcl. Default as abov
and Judgment fur $e.s3. No. e5S-W- Bancroft
~ " Goodrich T. johnson. Judgment agaans
Goodrich tor debts *sa1, and damages $5s sG1
No. 1213@. Martin & Lawson ys. Margaret Can
eron. Default and Judgment $1a0:6z No
12a-R- T. Blackburn ct al IS. T. Mn11e1
Care dismissed at the plaintiffs costs
No. 8AS- s. Jewett / Foot rs. E. N, Hall. D.
fault and Judgment $114s7. No 1,Oi5-S. ii. Han
1linn We. McCalrcy ct al Appearance Of MEGA
f1y and Murphy. TO plead tnstanter. Defau]
asainet them and Judgment for one cent damaze
:: 10: 51e-JGhn Holland 4 Leonard vs. Bacon .
Ho,xe- Default and Judgment $s71.o7 No. IL
A. Conrad rs, L. G. Oettel Motion for q Co
tfnuance pveru1ed. Judgment by stipulation
fIcd against defendant for &916
Thefaee Of c. P. Bradley ". John Wentwor
for libel In the publication OF certain articles
the Chicago DefN0cTut, came up In the matter
an argument Of q demurrer to one Of the coun
of the declaration Of pln!ntif. The Gaze is enc
long standing, the plaintiff laying his damages
$4,000 The declaration alluded to ls print
1ocuIneut filing threc full foolscap pages. C
reade1s ere sufficiently posted as to the details
fhc euft, brought by Bradley, and We need not
ptat the allegations set forth In the 1nst11me
f1oyne. Miller and Lewis for plaintiff 4.
Iureu for defendant.
Bdo7e ,ysdge Higgins.-No. a53-Robt.
weiherclI Vi. T. +. Whitney: dismissed No.
fsa1ne vz eame jury out No. 916-h &. sna
way ct nj II. The Mercantile Insurance Col
CIT.
, 1862-02-11

BEEF CATTIEReceiycd, 1.G63 head The
market waa much better supplied to-day than
uEnal and prices were scarcely go good, except
for prime packing Cattle which were in active re-
quest. Sales we're:
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LIVE uOGS-Receivcd 3,542. The market to-
day was inactive in consequence Of Light receipts,
and under good demand by packers and shippers,
prices advanced eH@5c = 100 Disclosing firm,
with the yards entirely empty. The sales were as
, 1862-02-11

p.stfo1m. Itfy to :carr,J Jom ny entertafnmeot 90
fcgitinate1y possible and aams +., Inas ~ Ta,
Ej1lustIona considerably ny Wfa:a; Epn
+ have the eYideuce of The proprietor q q neEs-
p1per In this clfy, Hdu. MHa Me 49,,
was fpresent On tie occasion, TINT me .Ea. Tas s
ciyeU to boy to place In the boz. anA tHas ~ -
boy was heard to EaJ he did not kao" 1qi ~ ~ ~
phced 1t in the boz Q! not IhaE aa atn ~ ~ W
60 was evidenced BY the position IN winch Inc ar
ticle was found.
Ron that I now know It seeus tfht tne piece ol
mineral was portion OF some composition i9r tne
teeth, which my dentist opponent has fecGns!y N
vented. do not propoec to analyze by clatryoy-
sncc, but merely to describe the external eonngu.
ration ofartic1es presented; hence, though wonlo
nnt haze attempted to inform my de1ttht-tro1bler
what The amount Of phosphoric acid lime OF silicon
external aspect had it been IN the BOZ oat y "aa
never there. My assertion that 1t Nas not did not
satfsfy the dentist, and II became little AnEfy
at hayino nv word doubted, can only say that
HonM lIEe to see the man that would not De angry
under like circumstances.
There arc the real facts Of the case, stated fairly
and fully In the article quoted IN yoNs COLUMNS
am accused Of abusing" the dentist .,d TO
1 viii not permit IT. then certainly did
abuse him: but think that neither did nor said
any more than any one else would under the c1r.
cumstances, and that scarcely merit the
ecarideation which I have received. When
] anu 90 treated I seldom fall to act mp to the
motto of the nation whence tprung-s NeHs9 NJ
| Immune ldckssit" IT, on the occasion referred to
| was energetic in my speech. 1t Was simply PC
! cause was concientfouE in MY feelings. VIII
| this apology permit me to be
/ HENRY ANDEES1N.
, 1862-02-11

rThe lot of 81 head Of Cattle, reported as eold
on Saturday st Is 375-by Adams to Ranktn-"as
really sold at 3Rs5.l
sHEEP-l47 Sheep, averaging 19o bs. 1t $3.50
100 bb.
Flour and Grain in store.
Thefollowing table shows the Amount OF noar
and Grain in store in this city today Feb 1 eora-
pared with the amount in store 1t the correspond
| ing date last Jear:
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COMMERCIAL

SATURDAY EVENING, February s, 1888.
The following are the receipts Of leading article
or the last foEty-eIght hours:
RECEIPTS Fee LAST TwESrr-FouR AouRs.
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FOR SALE
STEAM FIGURING MILLS.

Said Mills are s!tuate,t RaI1rost. about twenty
fre milea from Chicago L- within stones throw o.
Station House The Building Is 80 By 10 feet upright
with basement, engine room seperate, and well Of
never falling water In basement to supply engine
NJ A. CHI N e RH: s..
One lflcen horse power Engine In good order: with
boiler nearly new; two Of BsItera Portable Flour1ns
Mills in perfect order, with fixtures: one Of Btxter5
Smut Mills: Bolt anc Fixtures: together with Al
Of the fixtures with said Mills. clear TILE to the
same to be giycn~
with small captts1 wishing to engage In Merchant
F1ou11ng Bustness. The Mill is now running as Cns.
sCIAKK" tribune GHlce, Ehlcago. III fe2k67t2w
, 1862-02-11

An EATING HousE- Where the business man, Or
laborer can get meal snlted to the extent Of his
appetite and the etate Of his purse, is Of the
the necessities OF the city. Such place is kept
By S. Il. Thompson, No, IS Dearborn street.
feb10-7t
, 1862-02-11

business CHANCE.-For Sale
D the stock. fixtures and good win Of = Clothing
and TailprinE Establishment doing close cash bu4
about &6 900 al pufchAset before the recent ~ u
nrsfeT.d q d. Far further psrttculs.s inquire Of
& EEHhIEEH3 LEE No, n Lalt Mzeet laa8 E5& ~
, 1862-02-11

H-A most admirable instrument is Hyatts
Patent Knife and Scissors Sharpene1. Small ones
for family use; large ones for hotels, meat maz-
kets, &C. Every machine warranted to suit. For
sale st No. Is Custom House Place. 1an77im
" Go to John Jones, u9 Dearboz1-Bt., xndget
your clothes cleaned and repaired. noEH
~ Cook 4 Mclean, 9e Dearborn street, ha1o
nade their price for cleaning and dying Genta'
garments less than xny other house In the city.
sea57y
, 1862-02-11

HONE FOR TIE FR1rxD1Ess.-The special
meeting Of the Board Of Managers for most
important business will be held at the room OF
the Young Mems Christian Association this
.,ffernonu Mt O'Clock
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Receipts at milwaukee.

Tic Sentinel Of this morning publishes the re-
ccipts from the 1st Of January, as follows:
, 1862-02-11
DIED..

At Cairo, illinois, January stst 1ss2 ef Consumption,
IT'LL j. nile Of L. Sanford and eldest daughter of
Hart Massey, Of Jacksonville, Illinois aged 81 Scats II
months nnd = days. ...
Onthe eth. after LINGERING illness At the honee Of
her father, William Holhrook. on Wabash Avenue.
SARAH HUDSON WHITLEY. AEed 16 years. m9aths :1'R
FW Nov ork papers please copy.
, 1862-02-11

W Members OF the 57th Regiment who Wish
to join their companies now at Fort Henry, will
be at the depot tomorrow morning at o30, as Lieut.
salter Will send a squad Of men down. He viii
also remain at Camp Douglas several days to at
tend to regimental business.
1t. SAIYER. Company z.
, 1862-02-11

War ARCLAMs.-ElscwhcTc will be found tie
advertisement Of Bates s. Clazkes Nar Claim
agency ut St. Louis, to which We direct tac
attention Of those desiring assista5..s;e in this
.33rrsfinu.
, 1862-02-11

GENERAL REn.Er.-This celebrated temper.
unce lecturer will deliver an address on the
subject this evening ut O'Clock, at the Bethel
corner of Wells and Michigan streets.
, 1862-02-11

AZ OFFICER ARRESTED FOR SEDuCT1oN.-
Adjutant Cosgrove Of the Irish Brigade, an
officer who showed especial gallantry at the
eeige Of Lexington, was arrested at Camp
Douglas on Friday last upon requisition from
Michigan to answer the charge Of seducing
young lady at Detroit. The lady is said to be
very respectfully connected, and the affair has
caused profound sensation among all circles
In that city. The Adjutant was taken to De-
troit on Saturday to await trial.
, 1862-02-11

~ 7 want places in this city for two German
soys one ID years old for wagea and the other Il
years old for board, clothing and schooling.
RoBEnT COLLIER, 1T Randolph street.
Office hnura from to TN.
, 1862-02-11

TrurERASCE MEEEnsG-There will be a
public Temperance meeting in the Sons OF
Tempc1anrSs Hall, corner Of West Randolph
and Clinton streets, this evening, at half past
seven O'Clock, The public arc invited to at
fcnd
, 1862-02-11

SrprNAuE-Prof. Anderson, the masacaan'
xas scrcnaaed last night at the Sherman House
by delegation Of his Scotch iaenas, ana SUI
sccucntly sat down to genuine scotch re-
1lr11on.
, 1862-02-11

RoorERs WAKTED.-The Pittsburgh, Fort
.gfayne and Chicago Z. r. Co. desire to en-
~r1oT so,rc good mechanics on the roofing OF
Their new tte,s.@ht depot, corner Of Canal and
Madison streetg. IS" IS" advertisement
, 1862-02-11

rEMr. II. Ford Douglass will lecture be
foTc the Co1ored Young Mems Literary Asso'
,;atiou. At the olivct Baptist Church, corncl
IT c,iswold and Harrison streets, this even
7ne. at * o'clock. Subject " American
nro+ors and their characteristics
, 1862-02-11

DISMISSED. James Frazier, one Of the State
street countcrfciting band, lately arrested By
the Police, was brought before q. s. commis'
sioner PHI. 4. Hoyne yesterday afternoon and
IA thc evidence was insufficient to hold him
ms dismissed. The principal witness against
the defendant, 0zicr, had enlisted in the navy
md h7s presence could not be procured
, 1862-02-11

TIE WArEuuoCsE BATTERr.-Jhls fine
battery is now fully equipped and furnished
with superior riaed cannon, and Will leave Tor
,c+;xc service this week. It has an unusually
tinc body Of men, and needs about sH more
to make up its full number. This l. on many
accounts the most desirable branch OF the
service, and here is good opportunity for
.,f,od mcn who wish to sec active service
, 1862-02-11

boarding. Desirable rooms
D will board may nov be had At y w a25e0
, 1862-02-11

ELECTION OF SCHOOL TRUSTEE.
Upon motion the Council proceeded to bal
lot for School Trustee, to fill the vacancy
occasioncd by the resignation Of Samuel
Hoard, Esq, with the following result:
c. n Holden ..... ..-.....-..--.-.....--....1 10
, 1862-02-11

L1vzRxoo1. Sunday -co1ToN-Sa!ss M On sslar' 1s
Hon snd for export, Market closed quiet without
nv alteration In quotations. The market Tor
breadstufs il bull With downward tendency. ffo-
InHpos, Saturday evening-coneoaa closed at
9s4@92H for money,
, 1862-02-11

PEEsESTAT1oS--Freder Hurlburt, Esq,
Iicuteoant-C Colonel of the Fifty Seventh Rcsl-
r,cnt, Col. Baldwin commanding, was present
cd ut Camp Douglas On Saturday last, By tho
officers and priyates Of the regiment, with
splendid bay Hsmi1touian horse The anin1al
was procured in HeHcnry county, and was
valued at $3.50. Appropriate speeches were
n,ade by the donors and recipient
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-06-28
ROCK ISLAND POST OFFICE
MAIL ARRANGEMENT.

Chicago and Rock Island Railroad Mail arrives al
IA. NJ, and 5;lj z. NJ. Closes at ~ a, M''
and 400 7. NJ. A.,
StfrIinr and Rock Island Railroad Mail, wa MO-
line, Waterfowl, Hampton, Rapids ''ty, foft
Byron and Cordova arrives at S!3O H. m'i ana
closes al $40 p. IN. oo
D1renport Miil arrives AT 1880 A. NJ, ana ''5o
Pm. Closes at $50 A. NJ and Aio p NJ,
Oguaukl MAJ, via Pleasant Ridge, HazIitt' Ham,
let, MIllersburg, Monroe, New Boston and
KeI,hsburg, leaves Monday, "Wednesday and
Friday, Al A. NJ. Arrives Tuesday, THURSDAY
aud Saturday, at +p.h.
Maromb Mail, via. Presumption, taH"" .
Grove, Viola, Pope Greek, North hehuet'
son and Alcdo, leaves Wednesday and Saturday
att AN. Arrives Tuesday and Friday al
E.. VI. 49,, ,
Centre Point Nal, via Prairlcfcd, kIchiand
Grove, Centre Ridge, Oxford, Rural, North rta'-
rio and Henderson, leaves Wednesday al D A.
NJ Arrives Tuesday at Pm.
Cambriags MAI via; Pennsylvania, ORION ana
AndoyGr, leaves "Wednesday nj A. 81. At'os
Thursday at p. NJ.
Camden MiHS Mad, leaves Monday, Wednesday
Friday and Saturday, at A. NJ. Arrives iue''
day, Thursday, Friday and Saturday at r. ~
Coal VALLEY Nal, leaves Tuesday, Thursday ana
Saturday. It has no regular hour Tor departure
No mails sent or received Oh sunday
Office hours from 4. NJ. to : ?. NJ
On Sunday open from TO lOa IN.
{. TIKI ESDALE, T.. N.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-06-28
1eleaieal.
SCOVILL'S
SarSapar111a
AND
81 II L Il L. Z NJ O. r a,
SCOIILL'S
BLOOD AND LIVER YRUP.

1t ishighy recommended by physicians to cure
the following dIsaacs, having their origin IN dis
ordered state of the blood:
Scrofula, letter or Salt Rhcmn, Scald Head,
Cankcr, liberation, and Enargcmcnts of the
joints Cameron, Tumors, Kings Evil Erysipclas,
- Anthony Fire, White SwclliGgs, Obstinate
Lwptons, fimpes on the face, Blotches, Pu.tulrs,
rheumatism, Dyspepsia, etc, Syphiltic and Mcr.
curiaI' Affections are cured; Chloross or Obstluc.
uON- in females, lcucOrrhca or Whites, are re-
heNed by the use Of this Medicine.
The medical properties Of Sar.apauIIa in con.
junction with StIIingIa are well known by all med
zeal men to be the best compound yet discovered
10 cleanse and purify the blood, and eradicate all
ham0rS from the system.
We have gwen the Recipe to most physicians in
the country, that they may know what they are
using; ana will continue to sGad IL by mail to those
desrous of knowing the ingredients entering into
It's composition, that they may prescribe it in their
practice.
TINS preparation stands at the head of the list
OF remedies for curing all diseases arising from
Impurities IN the boot or diseased matter lurking
the system.
Thousands who have used the Stllhugla and
Slrsapar!la viii testify to lts remarkable effect in
removing all impurities from their blood, giving
zone aHd ylgOr to the whole human frame and re-
storing healthy action to all TIE functions of the
body.
The testimonials received IN It's favor from
many members Of the medical faculty would were
Ne to publish them, fill a large volume.
1t Is prepared under tho supervision oi one of
the oldest and best practical chemists IN the coun-
Try, lMr W ;. Merrill, CInclnuatI,J soas to insure
a uniformity OF composition and purity mali the
ingredients.
As spring remedy to purity and cleanse the
blood, Leaving II tree from all hunors and M
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-06-28
Great Struggle for Free Government.

Great struggle for Free Government.
with complete and accurate copies of
DAVIS and stephens Speeches and Prociaina-
tons.
Procam,tious and Messages % President LIN
coin.
State Papers of all kinds.
Military proclamatlouS on both sides.
Speeches and Appeals of Southern Union Men,
Kennedy, Hole, Dixon, Crittendcn, etc.
English Articles on the War.
"Cuntrahand" CorresP ondence.
Radical Northern Speeches.
Motley Causes oi the War.
W II. Kusseil's Letters.
Curoslles OF Southern War Literature.
Reports of Battles aud SklrmIshcs.
LISTS OF Officers OF Regiments etc.
Picturesque Narratives.
Patriotic Poetry.
Songs OF the Rebels.
MunChausCniana
Anecdotes, Statistics, etc.
This work will be published as heretofore
weekly and monthly Weekly Nos. at 10 cents ;
Monthly Parts, Illustrated, 80 cents The Illus
tratIcns for the " ceklv Nos. will he published IN
two Nos, at 30 cents each, making the price for
weekly and monthly editions the same. va SO for
each vol, each SIX months. Covers for binding
Vol |, IN cloth, 20 cents.
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aNeaita.
4 FREE GIFT

TO THE AMERICAN pEoutu
WHAT riIr prnpn ,rr,,.,,,r ."
"HH iN"of" AXE flHhf
ING TOSlsTAiN,
,''', ''''' ~ hfhhtfAht'
HsasIRgular fact that a l,rce rn,io,i,,, ,,,L.
people fine United States nrc ,,rocna,,,a ~,
The great importance of The c,mso a. ,b,oL ~
soldiers orthe Union are fpbting ~, 49,, we
and woman throughout tho Iini,oJ S,o,os' "a'
fully read and s,udy the ConstItnt,on tbo unttod
States, they viii become convinced nj rho boi,nas.
If our cause and of Tho ,vickcJnos a, ,b
are striving to oycuh,n,y tl,g ,,-,,,J nliaa NV
freedom.
We believe that ha, the rcod,n, .or IN. C,r.,,-
tuition been adopted as a d,ilv Icsson IN or.r,
school throughout the United st,tcs tho t,,,,,,,a
of secession and states Ia .,
tanned the position of a poli,iraG "n..,i"T. nv,
would the country have been cnltcd ninn -, ' 's
for the unfortunate wraL Cling and misrnns,rnn,,o
that have arisen, and which so many or our s,a,n,
men have lost their time in att.tun,,o,, 49,, 49,,
probation.
Millions our citizens hay, n,rcr ,bo,o,,,bI,.
studied the constitutions and even AT IN, n,osor,
time, when II il the duty Of every cIt,,on rr H."
country to INFORM himself of the r,rLts md nr,,'
legcs secured to him. under ITS prot,ctiup arm :,
Is rot N one household to five nludr,l f., ,i,,'
therefore, of correcting th,s rrcat o,crsicb, ,,I
to furnish every man, woman and child tI,rn,,"h"
out the United States with tho moan ,c s,I77,,
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