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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-01-16

sy The Philadelphia Press says that
the only condition for treating with the
rebels is, that emancipation shall be the
leading feature of any agreement. II
says that the legend of the war is eman-
cipation, aud thousands o. lives have
been sacrificed 10 the idea.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-01-16

G A Dublin dentist has left sur
geon ESQ to cut his head off before in
terment, so as to ease his mind about be-
ing buried alive.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-01-16

Wool CRoP OF MIcHIGAN.-The
wool clip Of Michigan for the year 1868,
is estimated at 5,5O0,00o pounds.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-01-16

A TERRIBLE TALE-A gin cocktail.
, 1863-05-28
TIE 1tATAn1ORAS TRADE
Roy the blockade Is Run-Testt1nony
Of a Naval officer.

The Newark .ldre,tiser publishes the follow
ing extract Of private letter from the iirst
officer Of the gunboat 0wasco, now on the
blockad,ng service at Galveston. The letter,
dated GIL the 10th Of April, gives some inter
estipg facts concerning the eoutr1band trade
at Matamoras:
1--WE have oyer1,aulcd several small craft
lately cleared from New Orleans, and bound.
ostcnsib1,, for Matamoras, Mexico, with gen
eral cargoes. These craft arc very small
from eight to twelve tons. We know that
they intended to run the blockade Of this
coast hut as they are all right so far as pa
pers can make item, We cannot touch them
unless caughL in the very act; md even then,
by the proclamation, We must earn faenl 9D
tie eoast first. The second time it can be cap.
tu1ed If 1t ever comeD AL that is required
IL dark sky and u fair wind. They keera way
from shore during the day, and when OF Or
near desired port, if these circnmstancesa are
favorable, stand in close to the land, coast
along until an inlet or harbpr entrance is made,
and run into it unpetceiyed. Here they can
sell their wares, take q few bales Of cotton,
watch their chance, and run out during tht
out Of sight by daylight, when they head foi
Havana. Should they accidentally fall in will
| cruiser, they arc picked up, provided they
are seen, which is seldom the case. For ut
night they can pass close enough to gnnb'o'a ..
! to sec her plainly, and still br unperceiyed BY
her. They draw from three to five feet 0
water only, SO that they can navigate cio='
| to shore and run into any inlet along the co..s
ut almost ahy s.agc Of lhe tide.
"The profits of this business are Of courSt
very large, and the risk comparatively small
even with strict blockade An instance Q
their daring happened a few days ago. a
that time Tic Clrcas6ian, the steamer WhIcl
| carries our mails for the North, WAS here, aus
and also the Bicnville, which, together Wit
| five gunboats made fleet Of seven, alt on til
watch. On Tho evening in question, none Q
us having taken up our night stations until
o'clock, waiting to send our letters on boar
the CircasEisn, d pilot boat with ninety bale
Of cotton run out from Galveston aud 60
some sixty miles off the coast, when she VA
picked up by the United States bark Andcl
son, on her way hero from Pensacola. soyo
sec she ran the gauntlet when seven steamer
were watching for such things, passed slfel
by The fleet ut Sabine Pass, and was final
made the prize Of j sailing bark llappen,n
| ptnnr that NaF -
, 1863-05-28

Six thousand bales of Government hay,
valued at $50. GOO, was burned in Cincinnati
on Monday evening. The buildings contain
irg the hay were also destroyed. The entire
luss is about SO, 600.
A MAGNIFICENT SLEEPING CAR.-Mr. ".
Wagner, superintendent Of sleeping cars on
the New York Central Railroad is having
constructed in Goulds car u,anutactory, at
Albany, ono ofthe most magnificent sleeping
ears ever built in America. The CO: will con
lain two large etate.roou,s for bridal parties,
with separate wash rooms, and all the modern
improvements. The doors are all arranged to
slide on rollers. Upon this car persons can
traye1 II it'll all the ease, comfort and convent
cnce to lie found upon IL first class river
steamer. It is esigned to be placed on the
night express line between New York and
Boston. We presume similar one will era
long be placed on the Central Railroad.-
Rochester DemocTut.
1t is estimated, says the New York T!ib
unr, that there will be six thousand cara
bouts in operation on the Eric canal this sum
mer. So great is tho amount Of gr:lin press
| ing forward to market, that it's believed tha
all Of them will be fully employed. The CT
rival Of grain at Buffalo Is greater than eve
! before At this season.
, 1863-05-28
pruposals
A RNY SUPPLIES.

IL OYr1oB CoxxsssAEI or suHs1srxSoE.l
srA1rp rRofI5 HrE,SGs1 VII b. : b I ise IN
desEsta At VI o!ee Spi1s1ao1d 1 a. ro:s 9at u9; =
isst;s s sd u devsr'9s 3, q: Sainr fqt}sf Ia2!
sfc Z e s'tsf II D r.,
eons:st ot ar1ses hftste as: sa
sels e rl .ot e iii
Led s:s.e ut snen " | as he 9
lh6s.cs sgGh earlier cay IS thc E3 " EaS
following articles VIZ: Ono and qaaEter pound. e
2. e e sss5 Eos
Of IL lieu hereof one pound OF hard bread Or tEentY
3 81 a1a es il a es
hundred Taions, eight aasits q beans ten posnas
ii es 6 oE Gge ee ppoands Il o coe Ct
pcuIds q pDso rtasret and Eronnd coHes OF onchaI
Einrsar. ose and oTs fJu1ih pounds
M pounds Of palm .o. xo qSssa @ 81 Ta aad
z,Sts ffe.h hfef 6e :ssnci :. y1a a. ;es so7-
sndIpc officer OF any or regiment maE r.
aets saop u sna 4
have ~ toe
e,ter astce r. coEtsseto: saaA be Ies9rsd to
az oeT M sTs s ~, 9e e.
WHOLESALE price TO BE- determined BY sae nntess:sped
xlo ;sef7ts the tight to reject any Or al of'as bids
Ia,n: :ert viii he made once month % the rsssea.
I'll IN .ks event q - coaais:a5y BENG s1iao9s
Az q the aTsls. sl. Be q sae 5. aua,t5 4, and
eno5 Il + as e. poa ssa +:
or in baE n snltabe packages ree Of charge at the
All I'D. .nutr be IN duplicate and accompanied by
tic following EuaEa-tep. also 10 be executed II dc2H
roEx or GrAn4x7xz:
1sses!sssssst = S2s
, 1863-05-28

complete ia AAA AIS lallo3 ldAaAhl5s o'@AietJ
and caynlry.
Ofcourse, the field and line officers, and MI
officers Of tho staff, medical and otherwise,
will be white.
Thc Genera1 brings with him into the Dc.
partmcnt q superior corps Of officers. The
gtca:er number have been selected from
among the commissioned and non.commis-
siontd officers Of thu army Of the Potomac,
prou o,ed to advanced rank In his command,
1vr pu!GicEly qualities displayed in tue march
and un the ticid- All Of these have had their
strength and courage tested in battle; and
many hare fought in every engagement OF
McClcllAn's Pcninsular campa.gn--ln the
series of conflicts under Pope-at Antletam,
and in the struggle before Vicksburg. 4
number Of gentlemen from the celebrated Ith
Regiment of New York city are also with him.
lie has 1nany officers who have won distinc-
tion in the recent campaigns. of Europe.
Prince Ghicka, Of the Eeigning hoase Mo'da-
signed position Oh the staff Of a Major Cen
tfal III the army Of the Potomac, to accept a
C"ptaincy in General Ui1mann's command,
through Preference for the peculiar service for
which it is designed. A neihew Of Kossuth,
also distinguished in 'he Italian war, com
English army, Of la,ge experience in the Csi-
,uean war ,liu the Stp"y Rebellion Of India,
htld eta1iand rcginlentai positions. son Of
Vice President. Uau1iu, late Of Fremont s
staff, has the C0l0nt!cS Of regiment. RI
nallE, two staff departments, and ecvcEai G:!d
officers, are filled By accomplished officers OF
the Iegulur army, Who will infuse into the
command the cxactuese Of discipline whl:h,
mere than anything else, contributes tn tile
eff ctiycness OF i military body.
In the further organization Of the corps,
| nc are assured, thu =aiuc carelulness will be
exercised in the selection Of competent :nen
| for command, from regiments in this Ind
other departs, and as tho Gctcral his tht
| power Of =u1nmarily promoting or dissnis>ine
aty If his officers tor cause, inconp:tctlcJ
I auu elrth, when apparent, will hut bca!loweG
| to retarl the success Of hfs enttrp:i' c.
| From the commencement of the rebellion
| the beat strategic minds Of Europe have Con
! stantly suggested the arning Of the slave5
as the most effective movement toward it
Suppression.
nary powers to promote or dismiss whcl
Gen. Thomas, in another department state
to Lave bcen placed in his hands by tic Fis:s]
dent; and no one can doubt, who Knows Gen
ulluan, ,Lat he will exercise these powts
with dccision ILl severity, il necessary. II:
great end for which nc struggle must be a
tanned; this wicked rebellion, "by all tn
ueuns which the God Of Nature has place
in our power" must be crushed out.
, 1863-05-28

RUFFALO, CLEVELAND
1868 Chicago Line. 1868
Fe: The eaEninE season q nasGat!oa Tie stsae
day.. ~tta these Of tho
Western Transportation Company
CHICAGO AND BUFFALO.
ToRx1xo
DAILY LINH
snrAays exsce} for ts t7agspo5ation q q 5eTnt
New York Central Railroad, Spau16-
ing's Express, Union Express;
~ r.; sH Id lii Ipes of Basts. oa '''
cLtyEEsSp 4 s2asssrs' zSD XVI r1rrspuneH RAILROAD
szc anJ of crest Strength and speed. With superior
aact.n noodns,rns far ra*senEeEs: ..
VI F;ssga5 ps,P;: - n
cnasi @ t. III u. port. on iSs We* Shore ef Lass Aica!
ard ftoi.l hose ports to Cleveland. Buffalo. and
2ssnE e No.
D!Sf Hgsi AhLEx agent Western Transportation Co..
ri Ii i sFSi LbiSG. sDau'dlnz's Express No.: As
SSs SHsss': Sa:sS
1sICMMoSp d MaNcocK, .1E1s:,
suE1Dox s:is g. 4 s;.ss ~
| ..-. a. 4. SAMPLE,
| ~ ar, axf- =
, 1863-05-28

IL TS1fYp sTlTEs M!LITAaY ENLEoAI. t}FFIcE.{
s5y & STREE, WASHINGTON, Nay i. lSs
tn. r.der-e,ed win eccive sealed htd. =. tit pug
q Lke Of .S5 tons Of New Railroad Iron, weigh
1rc 20 roCrts to the ynrd-@6 y 10 tons Of abare
lsat n canh.la Mils E aqd the bs ance 4
acceI ted the rnrty making tho aama VII be notasi
s.:on IS practicable r !taia ten days nfsf: sasl
cg7 ment lunis to The ers.nad the Ironfo! which
suet bid naLs VII be subject TO e1le onas other
The right to rcIsct aoy and all bldsis expressly re
Ali I!fs ,nust be sealed md directed to the u9deE
signed. Washington, D. c.. and endorsed Nld Tot
Kids :. BE- recclvcd as sbovc invited uutil June 5h
At "h''a ''A'e "s' ~ Il. L. ROBINSON
uv1s de31-1ss Cant Asd a. Q. 81.
, 1863-05-28
Entfial q pfilts.
: 1-07FF,S AROMATIC SCIIIE-

VN-OLFE'S AROMATIC oCli1E-
. +,,rcr.I cu.a.,ve.a Il CONSUMPTION. removing
tecougL. DC.
recoo mendcd b. tho Medical Faculty asa Catho.1-
eon IN the removal Of DYSPEPSIA. II a2l It's forms.
1cpHors9 It. established curative properties hav
redl eai testimony.
Tie plusettc and Eolvcat Properties Of the 'Aro'
usttc s,a1ctam schnapra" srndes II decidedly eecs-
ous In Grnvel and MI other A1econs Of the Kidneys
In 6out and rheumatism, II taken In the form OF
warm punch. the patient l!tsS warmly covered IN oea'
this pure alcoholic d!suation Will eject speedy eafo
Taken rs hot punch, IN tuaoral and spssnodlc assa
Ex It auord1 tnned.ate relief from tho dls'esa'ps
ssnptona.
B, It's reculia. and specific qusEtea.h II As7es@ 1no
cold stage in A<ue md Fercr. a"o .ao
the administration Of lis ID Eitted o1
dlscase.
Administered ia cto,c:a, cholera MosbEs and Collie.
a~.s s,,sn, rcstorcs tie function Of ths nver.
,,a,. r,oo.res healthy ecctctior4 1t should he Ia
ken mixed with hct watcF and tn&As.
,aSc,,,pe, Tonic and Purifier Of the B1ooi. a
+r,s NJ 1,eeu Years all climates and under all cir
cuus,aaccs pedi WITH 1ltvezsN appreciation.
pcculAtlS aGartec 70 TIC co'1FlAA1 O oeAe1ts e
rn4es II stands pre- cntucrt among the estah8hsd Gu
yauyce Of tic day.
It's the only alcoholic preparation n oar country
1tt lie generally i1bibcd with pleasure aod safe
81 never even when taken - excess PRODUCING Lea
acae Or ether unpleaaac. consequence
Sold. handsomely wrapped In FOLLOW papers. In pin
and quart bottles. by oil Draset4ts ApotaecaEes ant
Grccers in the Urlsed etates Purcnase from the "a
yertis. agents to y:ever im1oson In counterteie
au3 irnIt1tlons, a. tie who1e coratzy u foodeo ~1a
, 1863-05-28

[F1om tic New Orleans Era. Mny ~ =
General Dauirl C1luan nnd staff are now ut
tl.- St, Charles Holv1, which will be for tue
present Lit; headquarters Of his command.
The Gen. raj has Just returned from the trout,
whe.c lie Las had long conferences with Gen
e1al Baslks. The General commanding, we
lvarn, list turned over to General Ullman
all thu colorcd regiments now raised. except
the Engluccr Corps; and gives him the entire
yonIn,:Ed nnd control Of the enrolling, equip.
,{Ig ard putting into the field the whole
f,,cc to be heicufter organized. In addition
10 tl,e l'rest ut fur regiments. he has already
:,5CO 1nen recruited, In caup. and will fmmc-
diately proceed to organize = Corps d u'Armcc,
, 1863-05-28
MOTHERS! II

1
Don't t61l 70 procure
ezI:5, NlSsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP FOR GILL
DE,ES TEETHIEC.
TtlayaluRhle preparation Is the prescription OF one
ofths nct experienced AID skEEnl Sursea N Ne"
G,siand and hsA bsea used t1lh Fever filling sueceas
n Thousands Of cases.
mot Only relieves tie child from Fa.a. butinvtgo
satee tie stomach and boRGls cos1ects aclahy. ard
Elves tone and energy the whole System. It Will A.
cost instantly relieve .....-.
GRIPPING N TIE BOWELE AND WIND CnLIC.
and cvcscou1 LozytIaora, ELica, not speedily
sene6icd end IL dssth We believe It tbs best aIc
su.cst r.uc5y the world In al casCs OF DTsESTha
s-d pIAIRUEA IN CHILDREN. whether Atidn
t.cm Teethins Or from ary utscE CAUSE ....
Full direction. fos uFias vii accompany each bcttle
Eone genuine urics. the fac siaile OF CURTIS PEI
Ems. New Yv:k. Is on tie outa.de wrapper.
Sold hy a1i Ae;:lc.tc Dealers
Principal Office. IS Dey st:ce:, SeE fc,k.
pE1cE OMIT :4 CzRzs Fxn BOTTLE.
FaA4
, 1863-05-28

VALUABLE LANDS FOX
= sALE-Ey direction OF the Hou. Secretary OF
the Intc,ius tho urdereIxrcd will receive stdei bids
Tor tt G puzshs-e any nil thu lands hereinafter
dr%trIhed. they being among the choicest and boss
Earu,rE Lands In Minnesota.
Th-ee la.da comr-:st %fIn. TT Known 4s tse " I'm:
rrhaso Trut LAnGa" IN tho state ot Mt@nesofs. aud
will he soii TO the highest and bet bidder z t:ASt:
Of ceedinE hnsdec and sixty 1crcs each uader
thc provisions Of treaty concluded With the Whine
hago Indians April 1stn. 19. and an ACT Of Congress-
approved Feh;n.ry :'ss. l6 entilel AZ act sos re
Of the Reservation In Minnesota for inefr benefit
and y cents pcr aero. II case bs Is acccpttd
the party making the ZANE: will DO notified A soon
snclt notice the party a tail . MAKE 70 the
nj dcIhlgLed the laIc Cor which such Did EaS % vie
viii lie SUBJECT sale any ether person. Patents
will be ieaed and T. pasehnsa's ~ soon
Payments may be u'aae ehsr Il casa or! tnf Ger
sue connsones Of InaH a afat; s, fS5 , tas e
lie proceeds vi sale of sad lands BY the third A.
.;ce Of 1le treaty above mentioned The fsht e &
mnst i'e sealed Aut address; :. t!e n2:e: 2fa-d
Washington City. D. C.. lac endorsed Bio i3 "E1o
b2s0 T1Est Iande-"
, 1863-05-28
Amv Sntlers and the Public.

The subscrber be:s leave 10 inform tse citizens o.
the Htst, t1at he has appo.Dtcd Aess:s j. a. heoa q
Co. OF Cecaso. bis aSetts for fhe sA1e o. h.s ee1e
h,,,, schcd an .ron,st4e scAsspps, WHO supply
shc Army sutlets and .s1cEn merchants AtSs* fosk
nytres adding freight Thls Gin II Iow the ssaadi1d
drink Of III. world 1t has heta sc1ted by thc whole
Ncd.ca, F1cu,ty. and pronounced By them to be the
pu,,at Liquor manufactured The article has suffer ~
u lis sale In the West fo7 tcyera .eass pss Ia coase
oucnce Of the great quantity Of counterfeit sshna77s
which hez been ralKed u or mc:csaats Of the "cs1
10 col.ume.s To 4voli ths hereafter a. much ~ pos
sib,e he hss appointed the aboTcnamed firm. sEen:s
where purchasers rely Oh EettaE tho :eaalae ar
c,c Amy Suffers will rRd this Gin the cheapest NJ
ported lsq1or u ta' country 1t Is nsed IN ~ tae mol
Mia, IL Ser York. pailaae!ph.4 ard Wash'nston-
UDULPaD WOLFE,
.Ee.ycz st.set New foFk.
= 600 Cases of s'ulfes CcIebrxa-
led <<.hic<lzsE1l -Arounsa-
tic Selma TsS-
For sale by j. II. fbEo g W. AsenN.
4,r.,.c,,;sn 116 Lake styest. Chicago.
, 1863-05-28

TLIGIBLE INVESTMENT. TO
situated ir tic village uf ttazonanie. Dane Coun.s
wiscorir near ny .E.9s! srot ;scntS 7 T. s =
arr!y 10 FuN AID HIGGINS. Eazoc!a2ie: pA-e
Crl,t9 Nncr-f1n ua1c p'<iw
, 1863-05-28

TINTED STATES MARSHAI,S
SALE IN ADnlE.LtTy.-ry vty.ur AZ A vrt.
81 1nte nv tbs Hon ehlnnsl II. Treat 1nhss nf the
GaItsd Etxt. District Con iol ,!+ niSern p,s:ritt
.: 1-cis IL ~: ra!y tats4 ~ shs ls;A u tay
snd 6es, t,dder str It ssrn u e.i3 D,ri:t on
=: :, -ssfi. Say cf .ar A. D. :s 1t 10 o'coct a. ,ic
ssre a;,sc1itcd ;:roprrty io iii: 10 haes Of CO.:
s1n II i are bag = uc"i the saxe having h,eo COZ
ot'n''0 Of W. ID L PHILLIPS. U Ia:*tal.
Springfield Ns may1 is55 nayls e,:1..
ESTATE OF JOSEPH GRAF,
~ BE:EAEEn- Prt!Ic totice II :.crehy Etv,n + to
@ rtttona lay'rg ria ms a.l deaands ssa,tst t1s
fH adjudication sc .'ira.crt at a rrrn'n' term o.
The utty Eourt u t'ook 'o:ts to b. h't e3hs " tse
Ecrst llo:tc IN Cay Chicago. tue tiua aiou
1s5 Il lny, a D i-tS :.tiEs :Ee III. day thoTc3f
TI.EiE 3b Gl:4F. Aaru.tst.nt:ix;
ciic.ho. Ney :G;h, ~ uy's I'D
, 1863-05-28

Pare 1oor>,E In ruye WATER. 4 cnre for scro:nta
t7n.umrtiea. Dysrepsia. rheumatism. NcurA'gia.
M.-tu1.l D!srs ses and II! those distressing aud a1!'-
!. r,a,nd!e. ~hIcn :Eo'u an etf4b'ca. T1uasea
III .! til- blood, detective nutrition. N pnre at
c2ns5'.stc. &c.
IT. seruEcness pure ro'nt!on Ard III excellence
na urdc,nc atte.sed By .srh distinguished nanea
s5prJE C.:ilton, Prof Z. II. Parker, Pref J. c.
son.t AID oti.els equally well know to science.
~ Dr., E. AGDERS CO..
PhyKlclA1s and Ctenists lis broadway. n. I.
For fAIe by HLls3 d sltAtsf-
krS c4i1$m ~ LAkA stFeet, Chicago ~.
, 1863-05-28

THE CHICAGO so TH
i BRANCH pOI:K CosfpAET-1te annu 81 meeting
s,ocl Hoder In TIL. Company for tae ;lectIon 0f
lake pace 1t the C., n1tice; ROOM No cohos
ltnildtng ID chicago y i:DSEsDAl. the Sd otJuir
N.Y. .,4fI-td L. J. EEI5ELY Secretary.
, 1863-05-28

F1K. JAMES, Formerly OF Now
81 n1!caast whose urr1va1led success In thetFens-
crt of Chronic Nerecrnl. B1ood and other d1seases
THAT REQUIRE SKnLFEL TREATMENT,
Gas permanently located himself 1t s. Randolph
st-cet Chicago Dr.. James is recommended oY the me
iea1 faculty mud the almost entltr pres OF the SOUTH
Thousands Of unfotupatea b.esa Dr.. JAMES, w5o.
pul 1cr him. wouid b., living miserable exist
snce The cnrtaae reputation pr james ejos tro14
the lakes to tue Gu a the result OF yearn OF ksudy
tad observation.
Dr. James utes no Mercury. 1oddt. Potasal Arscn1e
or Sa,Fsrarilla, tn the treatment Of blood asaAsc
sut pcut-a'izcs wbi. h Il positive cure.
Organic weakntAa cured by new and 1nfAuloie
1ae,hoe Saving both tine and expense
Office abd ra.1oth at 81 Randolph street.
ptce hpurr from a NJ until g. r n.
, 1863-05-28

hQllI0QD a1tG D1e11Nuua1 llltea+
DEOPLE's LINE OF NEW
STEAMERS.
For Buffalo and all Way Ports;
VIII leave Dock. foot Of North Lss.lle ~.
EVERY EVENING, at 7 O'CLOCK,
tsrSpAy E1cErTEr)
FOR uUFFALO
And all intermediate Ports.
There ro.tx arc NEW AND sUPERBLY F1S1sHED
and Lave oil the node1n Recommendations for Passcn
L. BRADLEY, Ticket Agent.
Port ONCE BOZ ass. mYa-e!il1T
1868.
Western Transportation Company
WESTERN EXPRESS,
TIE wgs1EnS 1s5 t5s; GsGs st:s
rrupeiers on alternate days With those Of sAe
NEW YORK CENTRAL
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROADS,
Also
THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
Running over the New Tork Central Railroad TO Buf:
sss Esa II e
| Upper and Lower Lakes.
hn,. NJ fading and contracts via Caual or Rail
road. arply to the following agents:
HIGH ALLES ~ cg1tiss ass3r sar; rss Nes so.S; Korx
, 1863-05-28
ITO CAPITALISTS AND MIL
l. LERS.
T H e
PEARL STEAM FIGURING MILL.
IN ALLEGHENY, PA,
FOR S A LE~

In ALLEGHENY. PA,
E. o r S a e.
The owners Of the PEARL STEAM MILL" beiss
r % o1 ~ ID :s
i1Ge and valuable establishment. on tsrns 1haE must
nroTe S to aa5 party wishing 10 engaged Ia
GsIso;: st:teE IN III. ,.sta!ty r.:t.sular DE-
FEs$fB} S4SSSSy
It., Fer the ia:ofEat:on Of parties st = ds'ssace.
SITE.
The NH ocsu7,es s7:au sauare OF ground "a the
CT! q al:eseehy s;tass q L.s,sS A., ssa & na,;
q
and western tocE1aIy tuEn!ne at tas mill Ans Tnnning
.nd =:
a ~
sn sse tSe
fse: nom shs aoIta spd .: {heMlll nus ~ !;seS q
.Sus sais
bridge acr< es,he cana: ;tesEy resais orls:s tas
rakes Tie 1scest7G Of grain tom taesn eoaEeaient
THE MILL
Ia substantially built fh:'ek AMI rooted viii SAT-.
It Is 1874 ftei 1rc. IS et vile Ave ttortes :sh and
tes pairs Of e;ons nnd ave- c3tnpsess baliinE cnes
pae:s q u Mil say p fasEy PIT o* AZ 50 barrels
made but =: Dc: ordihaTy cifsan,ssoees. SD only
THE sTOlkEMOUsE
Was added to The s.l .hc:tly sfs.r Y st INTO y
0re ai n wien the necessity tcE Increased room 70
etorirg heat. Flour and ha.Eel.. became apparea
, 1863-05-28

TO-PARTN ERSHIP.-The nm
~ ter.lgned baye this dag formed q co partnership
Tor the nEsaction Of general Cuniin:sf bnsncfs
t,rdt. tile I'm nanc Of HOWE q RUBgtA5 Onice. fa8
South Natt street. Chicago, IL -,
Il fcAEo. May 1st 1861. SAMUEL MoWE.
mvl-In;s-s1n r, Y, R0nRlSs,
, 1863-05-28
il,ol1clel.

1,HICAGO AND MILWAUKEE
~ RAILROAD CDMPANY.-The Stock Books Of
tbs Company Will BE- c1o:sd on thu 1tth day q June
Consolidation with thu Milwaukee and Chicsgo lssi.
road CoMnany Parties IN wnoEe names shares may
ttapa gu the day above nslned will be entitled 10 new
stCck In the sollaed Gouaay aEd to the reserved
f'Nf0'' - 4, STONE, JT:. President.
EiJc.rn NAV :4ts 1ss3 my1;.ats1 16t
, 1863-05-28
AND NORTHWES.

51lIVI1NfO TIM " WV k1 " 77E7-
~ Tern RAILWAY COMPANY.
CHICAGO. April q, 1873.
The a:aral meeting Of Tic Ton,:-hoesze nni Stock
heidcss Of the Chicago aid Northwestern Hallway
CorrAny will Re held ut the tlice OF the Company In
lie t'itT Of Ck1csgo. on TurE7D.Y. the .ta day Of
ln1e 1s at o.cock N ior the election n.;n ot d; J.
any other bus!nets that may come hef,le them
anS-ti40-1d IAMEs X. YOUNG. Sec'y.
, 1863-05-28
CPRING AND SU MM Ell
~ r1onttr n-ci,he months to purify the blood.


icx hctt.cs Will have the desired enct This Is n'tn
-arEftG. hnt i th' t>r.t hsond rH-1ntr IN pc ~
EoDtg icfund-d II stactnn 10 not E1rca. ricc SEC
+. 6.hES,I>GTON. McGrrgo:, io*n.
Propulsion
!AoxS7s ~ Cu1c.co-BCcH L RA5SGK, s. Clark
zt:rc:: j Fl. REID d ~. ,3sIake II, soc{4onsa
, 1863-05-28
IT WILL BE SOLD At / BARGAIN.

mart Of the nsyue1t 10 be made IN caah, n7d the
fcma!rdcr o. six years time, n: pc. cent. Interest
For further particular . Inquire 0t o. ait:r.ss
MRS. tETIT!A S. BALDWIN.
my!7e4.91W Ch!ulcothe Peoria t3.. IL
, 1863-05-28

EA1OVAI. -------
IL CHARLES COTSTOCK,
Agent Of the salt company of Onondagna. hiss rc
tuoFt d lis nfFcc To If Sonth Water street.
$50: Gaera salt OF Mi kinda sale by caro mad ii
fttf II er't ;n.ttIassfB. fnrli dSii In
, 1863-05-28
THERTAi DIPTuERIA! g.!
NUERY.-Why is it that Girls
~ TAIORo's HA{R DYE ia the best

IN
KECATSE ctiueEt Cstrsists -! 10.
FECAI-Ef It contains TO cAustlc comnonncs:
EErATSE II ~cA7 longer than any other,
EEt:ArsEit 1t 0!csAtca IstrANTASkocAL3'
f3ECAEEI: II Ap<h MT stain tie hEln! :, -.,
TErnESF it Eontir1ct n~a t.ren<thenH the Hair.
I,ErAlSE 1t corYectt bNe effects OF otnes o3ca:
pECAIJEE It's Crs srnce net he detected!
NEChEEE IT NEVER FAILS.
EeT YtrE, Sold eye,yH herr, sud aprico p5 AZ ha
ee< t;3e To- - uyli b19 lin
, 1863-05-28
Rrn1pp1t.

y pEMOVAL,-We have removed
LIZ f,oua IS 10 6 Lake st.. corner Of State.
FOREMAN BROTHERS,,
Wholesale Ciotalrg and Ptce Goods. g Lake street.
Lstcaso.
~ Maskc. street. rh,l1dcphls. IA. myl6-dass "
, 1863-05-28
1863. THE 1863
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL 3, 3,
825 Miles Double Trnck.

In crder to keer pace with the dcuanas OF the raye
Ing pablo. tho mauaEers Of this popalas ronte hsvs
xIth s. eonnesilo2. Il vii BE- found n 81 rssnect.
scf II sfopt b4llaItcd and e. ttre1y fee 1on drst
, 1863-05-28
- = =
CO n S T IT UTI0N
wv WATER
THE GREAT REMEDY
FOR TEE
CONSTITUTION,
AND THE
ONLY KNOWN REMEDY
FOR.
DIABETES
AND DISEASES OF TIE
KIDNEYS AND BLADDER.
KIDNEYS AND BLADDER.

These Dangerous and Troublesome
Dfscaaes, which have thus far Txe-
sisted The best Directed TreAt-
Eacnt. can be completely com
trQfled by the Remedy
now before us.