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THE CONSUMPTION Law.


1t will be noticed with very general sat
isfaction by men who have at heart the in
tcrest Of the country, that {: construction is
likely to be put npon the 18th section Of
the Conscription Law, which will remove
the objection to the measure deemed to be
frauelt with much evil, il not indeed
amounting to virtual defeat Of the draft
Itself What the Government calls for in
The draft, is men, and not money. The
latter belongs to branch of the public
business, excellcnt1y well attended to by
Secrcrctary Chase. The 18th section re-
fer1cd to is Us follows:
SEC. 13. Anu 1t 1t further fnacttd That any
person drafted and pot,aed 70 sppea. as aforesaid,
uTH'eh an acceptable substitute M to taie Lis psce
Secretary Of War mar authorize to rece1vc such
:scrctary moy dcsesmlue, for the psocusasson Of
Fuch fuhtttute: and thcrcupon such perRon 10 fur
pthns the substitute Or p;nSS TIE shl
draft. ana any person falling to report after due
tcrvicc Of notice, Is herein prescribed, without
1urnieh'n: substitute Or pairing thc rc4uissa1
Fhal be arsertrd By the Provost Mnrehal and fent
1o the .arcst military post for trla1 By court ma.
tint nnedt nEon proper Snoring that he is no:
fh:lll relieve him from the draft
We ita}icise the word "m1y," which in
this section is understood in marked con.
trast with the word shaU," that enforce:
the respective provisions of each Of thu
other sections. By fair, and, as w
believe, not unintended construction on th.
Tart Of some Of the famcrs Of this law
this whole matter Of substitutes is lef
optional with the Secretary OF Wa,
Whatever his views Of the subject formerly
they must certainly have been modified b.
The tokens Of popular disapproval every
where showered upon this feature Of th
Jaw In effect it would prove a draft TO
money inEtead Of men, vast haul Of cul
rcncy' rendered even more doubtful i
value by the Practical failure Of this grca
and needed military necessity.
The nation is apparently not to be thu
deceived. When the draft comes it vii
asst should do, lay its hand upon the col
script and he must 60, or at his on
Expense send q substitute. There will
no chance for cheap skullSing at $500 NJ
head. We may thank our Copperhca
friends for no small share Of the enlightc
mcnt rs to the actua! necessity Of th
construction. When Sat. Clark, in Il
Wisconsin Legislature, was true to b
Copperhead procllyities in presenting
bill that the State make special apt'rop'
talon, and buy of, in lump. au the CO
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scripts from the general Government, the
Fery cnunciation ofsuch scheme, proved
an eye-opener to the most purh1inl aforc-
time. Tue draft, now near at hand, will be
made strict call for men, and for men
only twill penetrate loyal and disloyal
neisAborhoods alike, and everywhere carry
with it power to win compliance. The
matter Of substitutes We have no idea the
Government will 1neddlc with.
, 1863-05-16
FROM M ADDISON.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TnbuHe.]
= MADISON, Wis, May Is, 1868.
GOV. Solomon and his wife, with Adjt: Gen.
Gaylord, left for st. Louis, intending to yisls
our Wisconsin soldiers in Missouri, and then
go as far South as possible, to visit those in
Grants department.
j. Nye Gibbs, who has served efficiently IS
chief clerk Of the Adjutant Generals Office
! since the beginning Of the war, has received
the deeeryed appointment Of Assistant Ad-
jutant General, and will have charge Of the
office in the absence Of Gen. GAYLORD.
The iSesoo&e gives 4 report that the 0zaukee
county Grand Jury has found indictments
against Gov. Solomon and Hon II. 5. McIn-
doe, late Provost Marshal, for the arrest Of
the anti-drait rioters lastfal1.
The excavation for the north ring Of the
capitol was begun to-day.
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Some resident rebel has evidently had q
bad spell over our yesterdays brief com
nlcnt on stoncwa1l jackson, and has
sent us a portion Of the smell in a
letter Of shocking chirography, signed
" "L11s'ty Of speach, freedom, Of the press.
constootion." The writer culogises Stone
wall Jackson as worthy and likely to live
in History beside the immortal Washing
ton, and empties his worst spelling Of all
on Abraham Lincoln, whom he evidently
attempts to call a despot, but only succeeds
in putting down On his letter page as
very dauby ink spot, Our correspondent
is evidently one of the class that Slavery
wilfu1ly neglects when she establishes the
relations Of master and slave, and leaves
halfway between mnssa and his Niger the
poor untaught white, oftentimes equally
despised Of both extremes Of Southern
society.
1t will stand Of record against Stoncwall
Jackson, and those who serve with him in
the rebel cause, that lie prostituted his
talents, and employed the requirements
his country bestowed On him, to compass
the ruin Of the best Government the world
hes known. And this he did in the bchcst
Of the most infamous and atrocious Of all
systems that ever blackencd the page of
civilization. Buccaneers have fought well !;
cal'taina Of slave ships, on decks reeing
with the ghastly horrors Of the middle
passage have been daring; and their doubt
full laurels will only he shared by the best
ofthe rebel chiefs, when this great revolt
in behalf of American Chattelism shall have
been gathered to the past with the institu,
tion it sought to preserve and extend. The
great shade Of Washington will own Nc
kinship with modern Virginians, whose
best blood has been drained of into mu.
lattoes for the Southern market, and who
in this revolt are but protecting their chic1
and staple home product.
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FROM milwaukee.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunc.1
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribur

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunc.1
MILWAUKEE, May IS, 1863.
Col. Jacobs, Of the 26th Wisconsin, has re-
turned home. he reports the number Of
killed, wounded and missing In that regiment
in the recent battle was 100. They conducted
themselves nobly, and fully sustained the
honor OF their State.
Brig. Gen. C. c. Washburn, Is now At his
home in Ia Crosse.
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PROVOST MARSHAL OF THE SIXTH DISTRICT
1t will be seen in the published list elsc-
where that Capt. Abel Longworth, of Morris,
Gr1ndy county, has been appointed Provost
Marshal of the Sixth Congressional District.
Till recently, when forced from physical dis.
ability to resign, he was Captain in the Seth
Illinois volunteers, Col. Greusel, aud did his
full share to make for that splendid regiment
the high reputation 1t SO justly enjoys. So
long as Pea Ridge, Perryville, and Stone
River, live in the history Of the Republic, SO
long will the noble deeds Of the gallant SGtl,
be known and honored. The country will be
most fortunate if all the appointments under
the CONSUMPTION Law are SO worthi]y bestowed
The act will bemost faithfully executed In thu
Sixth District.
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per cent. Of the capital has already been paid
In.
The ladies' of this city held magnificent
picnic at the soldiers home to-day.
: The grand lodge Of Free and Accepted Ma
Sons will hold its annual session in this city
on Monday the 25th inst.
The troops in camp near this city will be
reviewed on Tucsday next BY Gen. Hazean
and staff.
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FROM CINCINNATI.
! Gen. Burnside Not at
| Washington.

CINCINNATI. May Is, 1863.
The report, tclegraphed from New York,
that General Burnside was ut Washington yes
terday, consulting with the President, Is I'm.
true.
Gen Burnside Is in this city, and has not
been absent for weeks.
Judge Leayitt renders his decision in the
vallandigham ha6tas corpus case tomorrow.
It is understood that Gen. Burnside will also
annonnco his disposition Of Vallandigham as
soon rs Judge Leavitt's decision is made
known.
/ There is nothing new stirring here. There
are now 90 persons confined in the military
prison in this city, on various eharges.
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Leg 4 letter from Rosecraus' army, says
that Lieutenant Chapman, 129th Illinois, ar
rested tor the expression Of disloyal sen!i-
mcuts in letter written home, has been re-
leased and returned to duty. Prominent men
in his own State recommended him to Gle
snency, and be himself acknowledged that the
sentiments Of the letter which caused lis ar
rest were hnsty, inconsidcratc, and not d re-
| flcx Of his real feelings.
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FROM lNDlANAP0LlS.

Especial Dispatch to the chicago Tribunc.1
INDIANAPOLIS, May Is, 1865
4 new National bank is about being estab-
lshed in this city with q capital Of half mil
lion dollars, Hon. II. English is President,
and Dr.. VIM. r. Notfsington, Cashier, Forty
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PROVIDENCE, R. l., May 13, 1663-hayor
Republican city ticket were to-day reelected
without opposition. Their supporters also
elected fix Of the scyeu Aldermen and all the
CouncImen but tHo. It WAS also voted to
allow the Pawtuckct Horse Railroad Company
to lay rails in our strect6.
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NEW ToRx, May 15.-At the presentation
of Complimentary resolutions from the Wash
non Gty yc<,apsa cgnns sat to ian TN n
s{y milton was false.
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BUFFALO, May 15.-Ihe strike among stcye-
dorcs and laborcrs has terminated, their en-
ployers having aeceded to their terms, Viz
81 so Der day.
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:KEoEUR, Iowa, May 15-HcnrJ Clay Dean
was tonight taken from the house Of Thos-
". Claggett, By the conya1escent soldiers
from the hospitals Of this place, and marched
to Main street Alter consulting, it was
hand him over to the Provost Mtesh:l,
even if he promised to deal severely with him
but to place him under strong guard for 13 or
"a houTs, during which time they will consu1f
authority and see What they can do with him.
They resolved to take the matter In their own
hands aud treat him military style Soldiers
are very much inccnsed.
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1fntiny of the Burnside Rifles.
NEW YoRK, May 15.-Last Wednesday
noon, The Burnside Rifles, at Camp sprague,
Staten Island, were making preparations to
leave In body, when Col Levy, in command
Of the post, called ont, strong guard to
defend the entrance through which the
mutincers determined to pass.
They came on. armed with clubs, stones,
spades aud rick-nxes, and when Col Levy,
pistol in hand, commanded them to return 70
duty, he WAS met with yell Of defiance; and
hit by 4 stone hurled By ono Of the party.
He throttled the assal1ant, and the mutineers
| endeayorcd to escape in another direction,
when fight ensued, in which one man WAS
killed md others wo2ndcd. Twenty eight Of
the number escaped, but were Afterwards
captured, aud taken In irons to Governors
Island.
Gen. Burnside at Washington.
New YORK, May l5.-Gen. Burnside arrfy-
ed At Washington yesterday to consult with
the President and Secretary of War
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GyEp0E1LANT NAVAL MOVE
H1ENT~


From the New York World. May 1871
It Is reported that the sailing line-o battle
ships Of the navy arc to be examined, and
that the sound ones will be converted into
steamers. The first move in this direction
took place at Boston on Tuesday last, when
the liner Ohio was surveyed for the purpose
Of asce1taiuing whether, if she were to be SO
armed or loaded as to draw four feet more Of
water, she conld be made seaworthy. She
was found to be very sound above the present
water lines on tho larboaEd side, but rather
the reverse on the opposite side, which has
for u long time been exposed to the eastcrly
weather and the hot sun. It is, however,
thought By Mr.. Sampson, tho master causker,
that the ship can be made seryiceablc f>r the
purpose indicated, and therefore men will ut
once be sct to work upon her. The North
Carolina, at New York, will probably be the
next vessel oveshau1ed, and Il is known that
she is at least as good rs the Ohio.
The Vermont Is III commission and would
be certain to make good steamer, while the
Virginia, which was never launched, ought TO
hare considerable sornd timber: Tie follow
ing is i list Of onr linc Oft battle ships and
their present location;
Name. 1gnere 5uil. 1rAtw al.
Pennsylvania. Philadelphi sank at Norfolk
Columbus Washington .-. Sunk ii Norfolk
Ohio: nrooklyn; ;.--. Boston.
Delaware. 80. .Gosport ....... Sunk at Norfolk
Vermont ........ .Charlestown.. In commission.
New Orleans. Sackett' sHaEhr On tue stocks.
Alabama. Hitter, ..--..-..0n the stocks.
Virginia ......... .Charlcstown.. On tho stocka
New York Gpsrort ....... On the stocks.
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.E {. z. ScEITES. Ad-er:iSi1J .;oe;... 81
Dedrb5rH stef, II authorized 10 -<ctire 0frt-i-e-
naehts for this anu al Me {kl&iiH9 NORTHEASTERN.
pa1rrs.
H For Wants, For Sale, koarulu:,.
For Rent, Found, Lost &c., sec
Fourth PAxe.
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FROM SOUTH CAROLINA.
Arrival Of Sick and Wounded Sol
diers at New York,

NEW YoEE, May IS, 1863.
The United States hospital steamer Cos
mopolitan, Captain Crocker, arrived yester-
day morning from Hilton Head, 5. c., with
charged soldiers, che left Hilton Head On the
10th inst.
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ITO LOVERS OF TIE DRAMA,
Pa AVS!

MIGHT SCAVENGER.-Charlea
In Kuaz Will attend 10 the cleaning Of Vaults. Priv
!es and " removal ef offensive matter q al sss;p
clsterus cleaned And purified Parttcuin1 atte1,oH
Elrn tile 1en.cva. Of stshe manure. Al wo-S A.
tended to With and Dispatch sud as hour
Most Suitable. Fost lt!ce Boz al49. @y.5,:gStls1
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TIE NEsFEC11FE LUSSES.
From a. surgeon who left Fredicksburg on
Thursday, We learn that tho surgeons in Gen.
Lees army make the following approximate
estimate Ut our losses in the recent hattles:
M1es1nG+ G+.................-. III
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BASE EXPOSITION AND SwlNDLr. Some

Base EXPOSITION AND SwINDLE.--Some un.
principted persons have been putting up a
worthless article of salcratus and palming it
of to the trade for D. B. De Lamp T. Coz
Chemical Saleratus. This Saleratns is put up
in different shades Of dingy colored paper, with
the name Of "B. B. De Land & Co" on the
wrapper instead of ID. b. DeLand e. Co.,
with the reading on our Chemical Saleratus
copied verbatim. None need be deceived il
they will observe that the celebrated Chemical
Saleratus is put up with the name Of D b. De
Land u Co, and not B. b. DeLand & Co. on
the wrapper /; and it is always put up in bright
red wrapper, with facsimile Of our factory
on the front of each package. Beware Of i'm.
posters and be sure aud get the genuine D.
B. DeLand and Co.'S Chemical Salentus, and
you will get the best saleratus in the known
world.
4w345 d. B. DELAND.
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Mc(Ircpor June -. 1893.

McGregor June -, 1893.
At the request Of Mr.. S. Huntington, I
have examined the formula for the prepa-
ration of the Dandelion and Wild Cherry
Bitters, and would state that the medicinal
agents are we'll known. and in common use,
by the profession. That the bitters are
possessed Of tonic and alternative proper.
tons and the combination is we'll adapted
to benefit hepatic arrangements when a
stimulant is required. They possess the
properties Of q Tonic and Alternative, and
may be safely and advantageousIy used
when stimulant is advisable.
F. ANDROS, NJ. D.
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PoErRY.-The Broadhead Independent
has caught . poetcal contributor of the
largest calibre. The editor Of that paper
is intensely good natured, or very much Of
a wag Eve know him to be some in both
characters) to grace his columns with a
dozen or SO Of stcnzas of which the follow
ing are specimen bricks ...
The empire state by Seymour led, .Hs
Will show her copperhead; .. '..
How the state wipe out tho stain,
or Martyrs blood fresh from vains. s-.-E..s. 500
ri a...-1 ....t .aa .... .a..# .r
When filthy liquor It Is used ....a a..-
Tho poor mans vote to buy .-. . ..4.
And Rum aud Brandy both abuse, -...
Our freedom for to vie. 80 .. ..., .
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To COnsulnDtives.

TIME Advertiser, having been restored to health In
i . few weeks, by . very simple remedy, aftsr hav-
ing suffered several years with lung affection.
and that dread dssssss, Osnsumption-is anxious to
make known his fellow-suIer the Of cure
To all who desire II, he will send copy Of the pre-
scrption used (fee of charge with the directions
prepsi:og and using the same, which they will find a
sURs CURs FOR CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRoN-
cHIrIs, 80 The emily object Of the advertiser in
sending the Prescription Is to benefit the aicsd and
spread Information which he conceves to be inv
BILE, end hs hopes every sufferer will try his remedy
it will cost them nothing, and may prove bless
ing.
Parties wishing the Prescription will please address
RBv. EDWARD 4. WILSON,
e.. Willismsburgh,
. Z 1913 see SO sE Kings County, New York.
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4atest Aews.

The reports Of one day are usually con.
tradicted the next. This is not neWs to the
reader. A. .+ -".-..sa @.--# Il
Little Grow is dead. Sibley has whip
pod the Indians in three battles, and driven
them across the Missouri. He is returning
to the settlements. Indian loss $50, with
their tents, provisions, &c. American loss,
very light. III
Letters are in McGregor definitely stating
that Tuttle had accepted the nomination
for Governor.
Both armies in Virginia are Inactive
Rebel deserters say they are tired of the
war. Who isn'tl
The Herald has it that Lee will have an
army of 15O, 900 men in a short time.
The N. Y. Tribune has advices that Fl.
Wagner can only be taken by assault, and
that the force Is insufficient.
In military circles it is thought Lee is
designing another attack towards Washing
ton. Mead is probably ready for him.
No startling army news need be expected
for several days.
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az A few days prior to the surrender
Of Vicksburg the Citizen of that city corr
tatned The following little piece Of pleasant
rant. Gen Grant has doubtless convinced
the editor of the Citizen ere this that "thc
rabbit is caught" &|
ON DR. :"
THAT the great Ulysses-the Yankee
Generalissimo, surnamed Grant-has ex
pressed his intention Of dining in Vicks-
burg on Saturday next, and celebrating
the 4th by grand dinner and so forth
When asked If he would invite Gen. Joe
johnson TO join, he said mo for there will
be row at the table Ulysses must get
into the city before he dimes in it. The
way to cook rabbit is first to catch the
rabbit"
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WHAT CAN WOMAN DO IN WAR

Much, every way. But she can't keep peace in the
amiy without bottle of Dead Shot to kill off the
blood thirsty hordes of hungry Bed Bugs that unn
vted introduce themselves to her loisers, to their
great annoy ance and disgust. Now is the time to
It. Kill 'em now! Ne family should be withoutit.-
The Dead Shot makes clean sweep; renders peace
certain by the annihilstiOn OF the enemy. Sold by
all the druggists. s. HUNTINGDON,
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TEoodl Read!!
NEW GOODS, XIII. ..
ga il,g SUCH AS rt .rss., . .t..4
1 READY MADE CLOTHING,
'2'3is HATS & CAPS, - .e.-..
TRUNKS AND VALTSES,
4 , DRY GOODS, 80 w.
MERCHANT TAILORING GOODS,
Doors AND SHOES, &C., &C.,
At the North Side of the Square.
HAMMERSLOUGH BROS,
3574 = ~ Sign Of the American Flag.
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"a ....s - IT is NOR A DYE, rs'a

But restores gray hair to its original color, by sup
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e. gentleman, cured Of Nervous Debility, In
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actuated by desire to benefit others, will be happy
nish all who need Gree Of charge) the reci-
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To Nervous Sll flcrers
OF ROTH SEXES

REV Friend GENTLEMAN HAVING BEEN RESTORED
health in days, after undergoing all the usual
routine and irregular expensive modes of treatment
without success, considers it his sacred duty COM
municate his afflicted fellow the means of
cures Hence, on the receipt Of addressed en-.
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used. Direct to Dr.. JOHN NJ. DAoNALL, 1S6 Fulton
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Serayed o.. Stolen 4.

SIrNye0 or StOIc1t.
LNROM my residence at Clydesdale, near Monona,
il Clayton County, Iowa,
BAY MARE,
Eight years old, white hind foot, and white spot
nea- the root OF the tail, and lump one side OF
her belly. Any person giving information of her
whereabouts, or returning her to me will be libe.
rally rewarded for his time, trouble aud Kindness
JOHN RADSPINNER.
McGregor, Aug, IL, '63. $50
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4 SNAIL ORGAN suitable for q church or school.
"A Register, 4 Octaves. IT not sold will trade the
above for . good Horse. Enquire Of
Sw35G G. +. LAWRENCE, Prairie du Chen.
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