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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-05-28

escort started on their journey
He rode in the same wagon that
brought him up from the depot.
The first signs of daylight were
appearing ia tie east when the
ca9hlcade stopped 1t the house to
wait for full ring. Here. after we
were again on our way, and just
as the sum rose, we reached our
extreme outpostsV and discovered
the rebel videttcs Que half mile Of
head on the turnpike. Major Wiles
and Colonel McKibben Immediate.
4ystartcd" forward WITH q fag Of
truce, and were soon in commani-
caddnE witlf the rebel 'authori.
ties,
. The latter having expressed q
willingness to- RECEIVE Mister Val,
glanGgham,p the two officers re-
turned. Maj. Wiles and Capt.
Goodwin accompanied the prison.
er within che rebel lines, ana about
8 A. iM. delivered him into the
hands Of Q single private soldier
belonging to the 51st Alabama,
Colonel Webb, Mr.. Vallandigham
making the following declarar
ton: T. Ls-lE-tE
81 am a citizen of OHIO and Of
the United States | am here with,
in your liues by force and against
my will. ! therefore surrender
myself to you as a prisoner of
war;" '|...
The bearing of Mr.. Vallandig-
ham throughout the whole affair
was modest, sensible and digIl-
fed. 20
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-05-28

WASHINGTON, May 24-The fol-
lowing official dotails,,of the battle
of Black River Bridge have been
received:
Is REAR OF VIcKsBURG, May 20.
j. NJ Stanton, Secretary of War.
General Grant won a great and
momentous victory over the rebels
under Pembcrton OIL the Jackson
and Vicksburg Railroad, at Baker
Creek, on the 10th inst. Pembcrr
ton had about $4,000 men. The
battle began about 1l'o'clock A. NJ,
and was gained about 4 Z. NJ. The
brunt was borne by Hovey's divi.
sion Of M CleJmand's corps, and Lo.
rgan's and Crocker's divisions of
McIIherson' 8 corps. 1Iovey attack
ed Che hill and held the greater
part Of it till 2o'clock p. NJ, when
having lost 1000 men, he was sue.
cee1ed by Boomers and Holmes
brigade, by which the fight was
ehded in that part of the field. Lop
gan operated on the right, and cut
off the enemy.s retreat so that he
was compelled to escape by his
right flank through the woods.
Boomer lost 500 men; Logan
lost 400 killed and wounded. We
took about 1000 prisoners.
On the nth, advancing to the
Big Black, we fought Pemberton
again, at the bridge there and cap,
tured 5000 more prisoners. He
fought in rife pits, protected by a
difficult bayou full ofabattis. Law.
less brigade charged the rifle pits
magnifcently, and took more pris,
oners than their own numbers.
Pemberton burned the bridge,
and retired to Vicksburg with only
three cannon out Of sixty that he
had taken out.
Building four bridges over the
Big Black, General Grant arrived
before the town on the evening of
the 18th, and holds it closely in
vested.
Sherman's corps lost yesterday
500 killed and wounded. Nc
Pherson, who holds the center,
lost little, as did McClernand, who
holds the left.
CAIRO, May 24,-It is reported
that Sherman took IIaines' and
Chickasaw Bluffs, with 5000 prise.
ers, 100 guns, ammunition and
commissaIy stores. The prisoners
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-05-28
WAR, VICTORY, AND FREEDOM.

WAX, VICTORY, AND FKEEDOA'
To the Renders of the Eaton
democratic Press"
SIRs,-We have been insulted by
mtn who think themselves nearly
as wise as the old Solomon of Prov
CRIBS. We write very briefly, and
therefore state facts "multum in
parvo."
The other night we heard that
Vicksbure had fallen under tho
iron hand of our relative, General
GRANT. We gave three cheers for
the success ofthe noble..descendant
Of the Chief of Logan, Strathspey,
Scotland I; and we now, in the most
public and literal language, avow
that we will hold on, and continue
to cheer any man who will con-
tribute by military deeds such as
will bring this war to a close. If
the Southern rebels can conquer
US, let them do it; but we do not
for a moment believe that they
can do the Ubiquitous work in which
they have engaged. The civilized
world has already been cursed by
our quarrel, and it is now high
time that the game should be
stopped, and the accursed cause Of
it all should be etornally execrated
by the nobility Of freedom, and
consigned to pcrdition by the honl
est voice of the Saxon race. The
whole trouble is about slavery, and
therefore, we say, perish slavery,
and let the sons of Ham 60 free
but, as we have always said, we
say now, let the thing be done by
gradual emancipation and compenl
sation to the Shareholders. We
may be wrong in thus stating our
opinion, but we are honest and
sincere. Some of our friends may
think differently, but we are not
responsible for tlleir views, only
for our own ...1-rn n.''i ..
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-05-28
A Change Of Base.
[From the Ohio Statesman. ]

lrtoln the UnlO statesman.
The following advertisement ID
the Oshkosh (Wisoonsin) Review,
shows that there has been i gem
eral change of base since the aci
cession Of the Abolition dynasty
TO power Some Of the enauci-
patton and a~malgamation qualify
hereabout should apply for the
comfortable position. A white
man,s-daughter treated one 81
the family by respectable 'colored,
folks, we should think, would be
inconceivably happy:
WANTED.-By a respectable col
ored family, "a bright, intelligent
white girl to serve in tile capacity
of house servant. Such a girfwill
be paid good wages and be treated
as one Of the family. References
as to honesty and intelligence feg
quired. Address X. Y. H., Oshkosh
Postofice.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-05-28
NOTICE.,

To all whO arc IN faror Of tie Con-
stitution as it is, and the Union as
hwas:
You are hereby notified, that the
Democrats of Preble county, will
meet at the Court House, in Eaton,
On SATURDAY, MAY 80, 1868,
at l o'clock, P. NJ, for the purpose
of choosing delegates to the State
convention, to be held at Columbus
on the 18th day of June next, and
for making such arrangements as
may be thought proper i'll this
crisis. S. BANTA, Chairman
.-l, Dem. Central Committee.
Eaton, Ohio, May 81, 1868.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-05-28

SUMMONS AND NOTICE.
David F. ". osiasS pItF, Prcble
vs.. Common
John ". WcakleyN Ct al, Pleas;
defts Civil Action.
TORN W. Weaklcy, Edward Weakley,
81 Thomas Weaklay, Amelia Ann Weakley,
America Il, Weabley, johnson Weakley,
Margaret Weaklcy, and Wilson Weakley,
will take notice, that David f. W Ozias
did on the 9th day of May, A. D. 1863, file
his petition in the Court Of Common Pleas,
of Preble county, Ohio, against them, num-
bered 1883, the object and prayer OF which
said petition is, lO-setsasidesand hold for
nought q certain written instrument, exc
cuted by JaneW. OHias, 1petber Of petition
.er,) and the said t0hh AVN Weakley and
others, ON or about the. l4thzday of July,
A. D. 1854, and for an order to sell the fol-
lowing described real. estatertQwit situate
in the county Of Prebls, nnal Sfate Of Ohio,
Being the orth.eastAqhafter Of Section No.
9, Township No G, Range No. 3 East, con-
tanning l62 acres mort ofiess ana the pro.
ceeds brought into GogrtcaldYthat certain
requests made by Samuel Weakley, decd,
in his last will and testament to4said Jane
W. 0zias, now decedscd, and now due tho
petitioner, with interest may be paid, and
the residue distributed according to the
rights Of the partiesnor in case the Court
should refuse to set aside said written ins.ru-
ment, and finds that the parties arc tenants
in common in said PREMISES then that the
above described premises, paysbe ordered
to be partitloned in aecordalkp with tbs
Statute in such case made and provided.
# said defendants 40 hot answer or ii
muir to said petition by theISthIday OF flu;
a. D. 1868, the same will be taken as CO.
tossed, and judgment and decresstaken
cordingly
GlLMoaE & cAMrDETL, AttOfASSSfOr prs
Attest
C. W. Larsh, Clerk. DjH
May Ii, lS53-6w . ,, t[Prsf. So
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-05-28
A MISTAKE CORRECTED.

We regret that we were so pres
sed with work last week as to be
unable to correct q mistake made
in a former issue of our paper. We
were told that the proprietors OF
the Register had enticOd our prinl
ter away by offering him higher
wages, but the gentleman who is
manager of the establishment has
since called upon sus and assured
US that such was not the case. We
believe him, and therefore correct
the mistake.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-05-28
FROM MURFREESBORO..--M Mr.
VALLANDIGHAM DELIVl
Erred TO THE REBELS.
The Cincinnati Gazette of Tues
day contains the following ''spe-
cial,' from Murfreesooro:


day contains the following "spe.
cial,' from Murfreesooro:
MURFREEsBoRo, May, 25.
Last night, at a little past ten
o'clock, G. L. Vallandigham ar
rived at this place on an extra train
of cars from Nashville, in charge
of Captain hurry of the 13sh Regu-
lar Infantry, with small squad
of men. Immediately on hie ar
rival he was pnt into q small open
spring wagon and taken to the Of
fee Of Provost Marshall General
Wiles. Gen. Rosecrans and q few
Others called upon him here, and
three or Tour hours were spent in
conversation.
An order had been placed in the
hands of Major Wiles to take the
prisoner IN charge, and 10 convey
him to the house of Colonel VIM
ston, living neal our outposts on
the Shelbyville road; keep him
there until morning, and then de-
liver him under a flag oftruce in
to the hands Of the rebel authoriI
ties. 1t was 2 o'clock in the NOR :
ing before VallabdiglIam and his
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-05-28

Memo anonymous communical
ton will be inserted in the Press.
The name OF the writer must be
given 10 the Editor, not for publil
cation, but as a guarantee of good
faith.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-05-28

bS~We see it stated in the cor.
re~spondence to the New York Her.
aid, that President Lincoln did
not know of the arrest of Hon. G.
L, Vallandigham until it was all
over, but that Secretary Stanton
did it upon his own responsibility.
We understand that Gen. Burnside
claims that he was ordered to make
the arrest by order of the War
Department. One head of a De-
partmcnt lays the responsibility Gil
the other. No one seems willing
to shoulder the load. We expect
by the end of this Administration
they will deny that Vallandigham
was arrested True Telegraph.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-05-28
Ono OFFICES FOR NEGRO TRoop,

Ono OFFICES FOR NEGRO TRoopS.
"A Columbus dispatch to the
Cincinnati Gazette says:
The Governor has made applica-
ton to Governor Andrew of Mas
sachusetts to have Ohio men APP
pointed officers in the colored regi-
mHnts, in proportion to the mum.
Der of men-furnisllcd by the State
for those regiments. Adviccs from
various sections Of the State show
that recruiting for these regiments
is more successful than was ahtici-
pated. l''4. ''t''
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-05-28

n. B.-A steady Jour may find
constant employment, and fair
wages, by applying at the "Press"
Office, Eaton, Prcble Co., Ohio.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-05-28

EVERY Republican paper in New
York city, except the Times, de-
the arrest Of Vallandig-
ham. Men and papers, all of them
will some day be glad to be ranked
in the same categorY.-Er.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-05-28

no. The Union League Of Phila
delphia, out of two hundred and
fifty men, has furnished one vol
nnteor in the army during the two
years of this rebellion. Such is
preaching and such is practice
This fact speaks volumes.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-05-28
DEAlDCRA7H STATE CON-
.r. NEW7IDN,
THURSDAY, JUNE II, 1868.

oSNH ~ 1OOc'
To the Democracy Of Ohio, and all
others in faror # the Union as it
q waS, and the Constitution as 1t is.
IL. You are hereby notified that the
Democratic State Central Commit
tee have designated THURSDAY, the
18th day of JUNE, 1868, as the time
for holding the next Democratic
State Convention in thc city of Go,
lumbus, for the purpose of nomin'
ating q candidate for each of the
following offices, viz:
Governor.
Lieutenant Governor.
Auditor of State.
Treasurer of State.
One Judge of Supreme Court
One member of the Board of
Public Works.
The Democr.tic voters, and all
others in favor of the Union as it
was, and the Constitution as it is,
of the several counties within this
State, are respect lily requested
to proceed to appoint delegates to
represent them in said convention,
on the following basis One Delel
gate for each county, and an addi.
tional delegate for every five hum
dred votes cast for Hon. Rufus p.
Ranney, for Supreme Judge at the
last October election, and for every
fraction of two hundred and fifty
votes and over, one additional del.
egate.
The number of delegates to
which each county IN this district
is entitled is as follows:
Preble, 4: Montgomery, II: War
rem, 4: Butler, 8.
1t is hoped that the masses to
whom this call is addressed, will
see to it that they be fully and
faithfully represented in the Com
,ention.
BY order of the Committee.
J. D.. COMMINS. Chairman
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-05-28
LEGAL NOTICE.

William NNAl
VS.. Preble Common Pleas.
Susan Cox, Petition for Partition.
TEIHE said Sarah Cox, (widow) Abraham
i Hapner, Susan I~lapner, Iii Brown,
Mary Brown, William Cox, Isabel Brown,
Daniel Brown, Philip Cox, "a minor, J Eliza
beth Lock, Hugh Cox, Lucinda Cox, Andrew
Cox James Hopper and Sarah Hopper, are
hereby notified, that on the Goth day of
MAY, 4 d. 1863, William Cox filed in the
Court of Common Pleas of Preble county,
Ohio, his petition, which is now pending,
the object and prayer of which petition Is
to have the dover estate Of the said Sarah
Cox assigned in, and partition to be made,
in accordance with the Statute, of the fol
lowing premises situate in Preble county,
Ohio, and described as follows, to wit:
Being a part of the Southwest quarter of
section four (4), township seven ~, range
three (3) East, &c, to wit the West half of
said quarter, and twenty acres off the West
side Of the East half of said quarter, being
in the aggregate lOl 77-l00 acres of land,
as more particularly described in a deed
from john Schlosser to Peter Cox, rs record.
cd in vol. 81, page 3, records Of Preblo
county, Ohio. At the next term of said
Court commencing October 2G), an order
to assign satd dover, and partition said
premises, will be asked for by the petitioner.
GILMORE & CAMPBELL,
Att'ys for petitioner.
Attest: c. W. LARsH, Clerk.
Nav 90, ls63-6w [pr Isl 90
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-05-28

DSs-THe Editor of this paper does
not hold himself responsible for the
opinions expressed by his correspond
ents. The writer, and not the Editor
81 responsible.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-05-28
Bd~ Hinton Rowan Hell

S6r Hinton Rowan Helper,
whose incendiary book did so
much toward bringing ON this
dreadful civil war, is now rustical
ting in the pleasant city OF Bue-
nos Ayres, as United States Con-
sui, on a good salary, far from strife
and danger. -.--
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-05-28

DlED-ln Eaton, on the Ord inst. JEsslE
daughter of L. and Isabel Lock
wood aged ! year, 6 months, aud IL days.
, 1863-07-06

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a:y with thaE danSesous II soid are not
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sa
pr1mpt and peshnet relief frotH the Bttefs The tes
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ducs effects which must be experienced or witnessed
before they can BE- fully appreciated. In OF Cox
sTIrTTfOyAL WKsKNKes. PRINAruNE DECAY aud
Debility and Decrtpttude arising from OLD AaE, it
exercises the electric Influence. In the coayalesccut
srges OF all diseases it operates Ielgbslul uTlgof
art When the p0w e1s OF nature Feiaxed L oper.
ats to re.thfo ca and re establish them.
1ast. but bot 1east It Il THE OMIT sAFK HTXULxST.
heiEE manufactured frnn sound and lnnocnoos NATE
Fas ard entirely fea from the acrd elements preaent
more or less IN all tho ordinary sonca aud stonaencs
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all the nedical atln1u.aEts OF tho phsrmncopsia il
nery aud unpur1e,. alcouo1, article which Met1cA
Il can deprive Of IL peInhious properties. The
liquors Of commerce ~ ttiu worse They ARE ALI
ADuLTKKAIID. Hence the faculty., whiis Universally
adIttlug the necesstEy for duvs tonIc8 e.ltats to
employ thoee In common lest the remedy shonld
provo deadEer than the disease. DurinE tho last
twenty yeas the quality OF these art1cts has bean
cnnu8liy detertorAtiug aud 1t Il notorious that the
tuds which bear the usnea OF the various apfritu1us
Nnupra, are FL.AyoRKD aud E1ExD CF WITH C1fTos:Ye
drugs 10 degree which renders them dangerous to
the healthy and NuRDkRoUa to The aicz. Under these
c!scum. tances medical men are cad 10 avail them.
teivee OF preparation absolutely fres nom those ob.
jectlons and combining tile three 1nvallahe proper
HDsTErTERS BITrERS are therefore bald In high
talr e supe1ese ~ other iayt :oEants both "a pubic
has been universally and l. IT m.y BE- truly a3ded
tbs community, a. HOsTETTEK5 B1TrERS.
, 1863-07-06

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, 1863-07-06

MONEY TO LOAN.-5lo, 900 to
1T1 Loan On frst class far,ns located near good
mMket! Address enclosing stamp TOR reply, HOL NE9
4. BROTHER. P. o Drawer so06. No. poe's build
irC Chicago Uliuota ft3c-g3y1-1n
, 1863-07-06

WALKER & THOMAS,

ATTORNEYS AED CoEHSELLORS 1T Law,
Rom s. Portland Block southeazt corner Dearborn
9nEEKT Q. WALKER. EuyI tI7s-sml 4 L. rHoxAa,
, 1863-07-06
GLIDE TO HEALTH.
= 4RCLAY, PERKINS g. cos
GEN u INE
London Porter and Brown Stout,

Bottled By GAMBLER SONS, London
1t ts vail known that three uEths OF the Beer sold
Tor London Porter ia counsefct aud Injurious instead
pf beneficial to thoAe tn delicate heath.
Loxpox Nov 17th. 1858.
with regard 10 the genulneptss OF tho Ieer sup
pli+d By Messrs. Cand!er Sons. 1HEY BoTT1x ouRs
OILY. HAEqLAY. FkRkNa q Co..
GARDNER g. YNE11S. .217 Fulton It, \. r
Solt Agent Tor Gambler & HOns.
RTFor ea1e IN Chicago BY GEORGE E. srANT0a.
fel5 Ezt6 I'm II y F1s
n OTICE.-lIosuttcr's B1tters.
IN SEA SICKNESS CURED.
r. y whSper y S9s ssEs q q! Eeo 60 noEn T. fbe
potittrry, Immediately ind infAlub:y vt
AeA. B andy las been tried within. pls&ter1 have
been tried wtthout-a thousand nosr:uu1a hAve BEEN
recommended for this depressing and
3nE d11 xhack the pleasure e. OF sea voyage They
have ali faitd utter:y failed. But the prOpretors
BosTETTKEs D1ITER> Btake their reputation on tbs
efIAcy Of TIC pref alton az ueals Of calming end
etrcI gtfecanE the paufea ed stomach during the
BtpErntBt voyage. tie rtan 10 Act In u tEo
wEyt: it nay either stay the nertuybed stomach at
pnc and restore the appetite for food. or 1t may
cause dschaiEr ol te Of the 1rGana TO be
follow cd almost nHatty by entire relief from
sea sickness. md renewal relish for tue d ttn:s
OF Ne That It Will fftct tte pcslred object In Of
theee NRye is CeltAl tlat morn Will follow mid
H. iapdtman, ard above all no lady. should go to
sea without supply of tiosT7zTERs nl1TkRs-the
iAtt Tvs C4&Ga It = NEW
, 1863-07-06
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CELEBRATED DSTOM1DH BTTTERs.

CELEBRATED STOM / DH BITTER3.
Against tie rapors foul prepare,
That fever taint the heavy air.
Drink mot uomI1ed the watar found
In prairtes. woods, or n,a1shy ground
II sedentary ton you ply.
NATC1E roC NCsr Ass1sT-oR pIE-
: For when debarred from exercise,
For ARTuruLL AID she cries.
Medicines grand purpose and Intent =.
Is threatened evil to PKEvKST:
ard II you'd b relieved or spared
From Ills that crush the paFrzpAKKp.
ucetettets Bltters Use-for nota
Tmr are the su1est Asr1DoE.
To set at defiance the .uiasma OF u1hesithy soils. the
nelson OF IN ~ha1eeome wate1. the euy!a Of crowded
voskrooms and factos!es and tae banefu1 influence OF
scdent employmeata. 1t only necessary to be fore
ara ed Rtth
, 1863-07-06
nbiraqo Iribnne.
LIST OF LETTERS


Remaining u1ca11ed for in ths Chicago Post
Office, -
, 1863-07-06

VAN WAGENEN g. CO.,
GENERAL
COMmISS1ON MERCHANTS,
1s South Water street Chicago. Cash Advances EaAdo
on Conrtgnmcnte TO Buffalo. DsweEo and New York
y i.h srtVt:ege Of sale 1t either place.
E.D.vAH TAaEXXH. \. H. 1OKDAN. RosooH \. FRoHDCK.
Ue&-e1z9 1ml
, 1863-07-06

ESTATE OF ORSON SMITH,
IL D,ecased-Public notice u hereby given. to all
persons having claims and Aauaaz ds against the estate
ollEon Smith Geceaeed. 10 pres ant the 62ma tor ad-
j1n1caunn and settlement at regular term OF tho
Cut House in the Of Chicsge shs shi.d Nom
day of August. p ls2; ,etnE the f'th day thereof
aEsEss 6ks5Y sHiTal H galrh' Adnlaissratots-
'Chtcago Ju1y:, ISIS. t5s-gsa9
ESTATE OF ALONZO BRUCE
IL DECEASED
Administrators Notice.
Notice IA hereby given That Hiram Bailey sdmtnis
traitor OF the estate OF Alouzo Eutu late Of thu City
Of Cnicago in tie County Of Cook and State II Illinois,
teceased have a1ed The te.M Of tho Eonnty Court
Of Cook County IN Tie State q nll,os = be holden
County q Cook nnd STATE Of Illinois. on tae ra1ED
MONDAY OF JULY. 10 the yess Of o1r Lord ono
ttousanh eight cred t4ree fur thu settling
and adjusting OF all c1ims against said decedent and
I'll having cnms against he estath OF the aaid
A1onzo BIuce deceased. arg hereby nottssd a9u .e-
for the purpose @! having the 5S4E same sd1Hssfd.
Administrator Of the Estate o. Alonzo Bruce deceased
Chicago. H., June 3th. lS63. Je8 8eai6-td
ESTATE OF JOSEPH GRAF,
~ DECEASED-Pnbrcn notice "a hereby givsa to
RU persons having clh'ms And demACd3 against tbs
ettaie Of ose ph Graf deceased to present tho BHm0
fcF adjudication aud settlement at regular tern Of
CcuTt Folse IN tte CITY Of Chicago the third Mot
Day Of July. A. 1859 being the 9Th day taateoI
Crlcago May 18th, 1sd n.y.. ese u
, 1863-07-06
Qomn1lsstpn mtrrhants.

And Agents for the Rate orsnEas and syrups q Rive.
street Chicago. supply Of Portland S1gnrs alWays
o. hand: also, Philadelphia Sugars and sJrups.
, 1863-07-06
A GARD.
The Marine G Company Of Chicago,
NEW CASH CAPITAL.
g. Savings and Trust Department.

l. 4 General Deposit, Collection and Loan
, 1863-07-06

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