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10 The holidays. rsio~ iun at "a Liaseed oil steady
ct 4Os
The Corn Excnsnge - ciossd on account OF holidays
All othor business . merely OF . holiday character
rHk LArhsr MARKETS. =
IayssrooL, Jaa ., 1898
rhe sales to-day reported al 900 baios ct
decline Of Nd Va. Zoe AL Qua,os W the ssies 2.09
ara 20 spoculaIofa
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Losooy, Dec. 81, 1902
The funds are arm and tend upward. Money in active
demand, both At the dscoout and open market rates
were unchanged.
Ssiteythwaites circular reports moderate business IN
securities 81 steady prices there active
inquiry for yirgaia sires, which touched a..
Illinois Central shares, ga 81 discount Erie, t2x
AK
The builIon is the Bank % England has increased
$4,000
American stoch.--Thc latest sales ms--E Ere ~, hi.
nos Central a. al discount.
rBg LIVERPOOL COTTON nARKFT.
LrvErrooL, Jan. 1898.
The sales of the thcee days MONDAY, Tuesday and
Wednesday, foot up "a 600 bales u which 81 800
taken by SPECTATORS TIE mArket opened with an nd
vance OF kd Id, bat closed with downward tendency
At nominal prices owing 70 The stocb largely srceedog
the estimates Buyers offered 10 purchase at reduction
OF kd. Id. but the oners were generally declined.
STATE or rRADR.
advancing.
are quiet, bot stsady wsksasad. Mash a Co, and
Bgland Athya Co report hour quiet and Arm wbest
quiet steady white Western aud Soglbsra los l7s
Corn steady, mlxed ass. Cd. asa -
PROVISIONS
vsvy dull Tho above authorities report .--n,sf, %
saios. Pork nominal. Bseon stll dscl1nx.
Lard inactive. Tahow duA
PRODUCE HARgxr.
rhe produce parxss has beca ,e,c'svs owing " tIi
bonasys
LoNDos nAkSsrs,
LOspsy Dec zJ,Issl
sce,is,Ir, arm. e~ quiet, Prpi'es o. siss. - ,.
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great popular demonstration occurred u Athens on
the soh tho crowds shouting for Prince Alfred, ana
asking for tho English Special Envoy who rcfussd The
throne the part cf Alfred, At the time promising
the Greeks tho sympathy ami good will Of England.
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Murder as East sasdwscs, Macs.

sAsD~ss, Jan. III, 1893.
Issias Wright, Of has, sandwich, vas sbos BY sons
upsmwu person last evenings isr role from hs osa
house while returning fros he brothers. hcosy ga
Do, probably tbs object a. b. goh -ateh sas mousy
,.sys undssturbed
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News from Tsnnsssee.
rue REBEL roRRGsr AT rEAnxLIs-rBE RIvER
sTATfONARY, ere.

N.ssyrLs, jan. IL, 1893
The febs General Forests advance vas 81 Frau Kiln
last sht spa his picke,s extend ,hres miles ths AIDE
that place. Hs s engaged "a cpsc,ss bovsss, pro,
ysioss sod conscrp's.
-four boats With army stores arrived today.
ma river IA stationsry.
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Paris correspondess says additional reinforcsnopts
amounting TO 10 900 moo, dscre 70 be indispensable
70 success Mexico Tho French viii rsdly enter
the capital sooner or lafsr. but no, without criace
greater than viii ever be made known.
PAss, Dec. 81, 1867.
The Bourss closed dali and lower Reptss ssf. soe.
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FIrr-auss, Ps Jsa 10, 1871
The rury lo the Nsyt~ChAas cxss rsofersta verde,
o, D0t yauty tbis mofDipg
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Maarssp CeAL rass, -fsS,ss toA pa, yr1 tssrs
so-s q pp~i trcn to- CO... ,tga - tlessny 5JYo'y
W lp sos toas y rN rhs fbsa.~sa. ssf u5ts
,st.l ora a4ss oisa. -, ossts a.. sas esstsx IN
ss-istf
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TlE IT W.
~ wiz " AZ bls rooms No Bond rsw Tort.
every russfay, from "a N. 70 v y, insvsd " hoa.
LErrER rsox THE REv uEsRY sosoAs

fssDf ~ th1 eLDn sns s..s, s..s
ss: 20 s..:.,. = .l. -.s =. s;,... ~
o. - , .sa s's az s,'s' s y. 'ss ,sa. ss' s
..a ,ss. 2. ssa ..s az. s s . =. =.
n,,sf.t. .eso,r.se. q, ,mgr,s -. .o- % 49,. go
i.a, n s' ss SslI III Il. fs,ss Sect ,'.,,.s
s ~ s.,'.s ..ss. .ss s' s.s -. ssa
sss.s ,,a 80 ,a;s. iss: .ss . II r. ,. % dai
,.S.ss, - ~. s.s ssa s,s.,..a e,ss % ~ rsinoa
20 Sg e. ss- si,sst ~ s Ss 4: ..,ss. ~ -
elh.' . psf..a -so -. 90 -. '.'s. - ss.s 80 20
@ ss.Sa'us q r.sss.r, asui %. ',ssa $500,
~; III. 's%i s'.ss 40. rs 81 :s. .sa ~; .ss
sss!s ~. ~ al. "s Sss q s' ss- sss.ss.
.snpnos sss .sssa = =, :. =. y, i,''
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~. 81 s,sst = ~ bsessss ..s lsf.t -. tsss
-, issts sD.sd tbs lIssg sis.',s wsth ..isss ~
usbls AL ya - sreselogs se ~ "a. ~ g,.-s =
.,,s ~ .sa ,.srsris, f.,sI -.sa6ls ~ eer Il.
1,s- @esss. ~ 8. bel! e p. 49, 80 - 80.
se.l ssa sfssr ssass 900 49,. = 80, go
-...S %''s ,'u. e.. rs .s.a eIassi iaaassiaui
.gs.a ~ .. ~, Il -. t.s 90 ~ < ~
asssf ,ssimssl t9i s.ss s-ss'y fsspssre4
sss'. 80 . -, a.s.. - 80. as. .s i. 6t ~
=. ,s.s. ;s,. ss S.ass.s ,i ' . 81 =.
80, IT, ,,. s,sas = s,-.s; =. .', ~,
" st' rrsseh sssss vs'y sees - e1a. ss Z a.. 's.
.ssi = .s,vas y t.u-,s ~ d. = - ~
20 a. .sth ,ga ,s' ~ ~ s.. - ~ :. ~. -
r i.. az, = ,.sfI Is.sssl i,,ss s,;;s.,.v .oa-,s
r...s, ., %. ys.,. ss.a .aa ~. iSs,psss.s s''s'-
.i.s Ds ssmssfs s.si siSssDsy i,ss 49,
s'-.s. -. : fsi .ssgy (. sieifisfs :, - 'e..t'.
.oosfAD sor Il s.s.ay s...i - 80 49, a'ss
wsgsss. 80 ~, H,s "a, - ~ N sgAyRgproNf.
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sursssx CoDm-rIstsr Part i-Nu. gt3 OF s1T,
gsi ss,, sss, var, s<s. va, g.r gs ps3 s5T ~ %;
sss oil, g15, sis, gi7 ist s-so. s0s TN r7s, Tf3,
TO Tsa, 75t, IA. r6s iN Tis, 10 -, rss SO s3s
,s2 500 5st, sra
C5SDs PisAs-pss,--Nss 1917. tjiA. l)l, l8E.
iggi lJ7l. 1913, i01t so1s ip16, iyff 17s So sig
s05 Part S-Nss sys lc~s 1000 i>y1 iDiI. tJig i9is
i9li 7,. a3s. ioio, iess icss, iAi. iYg
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An EXTRAORDINARY LETTER FROM OAPTAIH
"A sEMMEs oe TIiE PKivATEER ALABAMA

The hs.enssss or eosrd u. an,orgns. Ariel .n."
.ap,.a Walls u, lrsoaer. q w.r oa, .ha follow
m.rsAoe svdcnceo' bis versatility hamof ana poh~"sss
cosvrpss.rr srr.sss AlA.As., Dec 1874
M. r ,.s: g o sisrm ssm iss ysa . the e..
q ri,nAoa B,-s found board the Ariel consigned 2,
ss 81: ssss,. 81 % %s s::ps y:
sod,s ns' lfa% "a ,S- n.a. r.a.,on Res. .sar.a
@ ny path w..s 'ss % rsn.,ioa ss.-: sssrss...
q Sish 81. ea "sA'e :" ~ "''N" . ''''''"'
fhars the hoaor 10 remain respectfully ycs,s srxvs
The under.sned s.cceans,y os's.d !. ,ss s.l.a.
:. 3. :. ss L ]. T
X Ssrranied 70 eur- the .anui ~
II. 1sss: .@: :: 'ss ii. sa III
s ION Tay a.. 70 a nr s Ss ss
wsrn ore: ,s,. aud so,a,i.o"s Of me- acting GO
The purify. srcngthen aaa ,nvxorsie.
Tsry Ty are se. s ansos 10 ssas Of water and diet,
ssse: E q Y: ,as x. ss nss
TSsy rrsssa, %,,.%.se ana ~ sS y e. :ss %
They e.- dy.p.fsia .ed CO. .ui.i.9an;. .a,. ,.o,...
s:y s, .s s.s sss soSss
.. Il a,..I..;. ~ 2.s.ss s..Gs.. !: 2s
n ny door shrunt. the rude winds pua.
Aud S,.'i, ~, 10, s .SIy-nss.i s 'ss srsss
i.ase val IN 'sif i;,sh. s.s'ss :, "ss er..
| Only 70 hnd the last qlsdriie
nsosxE,s Ss.i,s w..,sss s'ap. atop n. ,.a.as .r
from the same winter aud :umnss Depot als Bso.d~ss
LII nOUsEKEEPKRs. BEFORE BUYING. sg9
s'i As
ALL axKsoss II WAIT or PRIME noors s. or
- .S,. ... 70 'A 'sa 4ss Ss: %
IL sRrzEs. AND no sLAxxsr
a ". r,ter q eisri Drkscs s'Sss carIaRn sa ssuYy
A MEXICAN ALE
SMITH 4 BRorHERs
rALE
EAST ISOfA
AND BURTON ALEs
In whole half aud ao.rsr oAsts brs~sd from "a. chSe.a
barley nah and hsps 10. ssms eon's%p.,os saa sspo..
Eighth avenues, New Yort.
~. :.% a.. "a sns a.'s sosss W.. .rsas %
army At Aqua Creek, falmouth. windmill roin,
So,Sas soaGssasS Of war saen Friends of -. solder.
:. sssas.,;s !, - '''s !, ae'
oo@psny Gsa Tsssas sSa as.,sa .sssia ). ss q 6 90
s.-pea. s,.:, r.soa,s, Aaas cis.s. w.,s'a.io. .aa
'''' points "'i5bAsss EXPRESS COMPANY.
ssxBruaf~sy. and
Twenty -seTeHth street depot.
DEwARE THE soRTIIEAsTER- R-BROwSEs -
proved Patent Metallic Weather stripe ~Iclnd- ~iad
snd dpsi from doors and windows OF arsripoa
winter aud summer Depot ,1 Brosa~sy Axslts ~snied
~vrry~hsrs
noRNs. BusIoSa, INVENTED NAiLs. EHLAkoED
W lcst And I'll dssass Of the ieel cured .i,hout pa -
noonseni~no. 70 the patsst by Or ZACHAHlB srrvess
tbirngodisi, 100 Broadway Refers 70 physsns aud sar
geons u The city.
(,unE YouK RupruaE.-wnIrgs pArEsr LE.ga
" Truss is Oh. best World TOE and somfost
pr scipe aud acton hKhL clean aud .asy Ersmss
w. 1Hk1bHf CO. ~ Bond street
rHRosiC coNPLAfETs suCcgssvrLLY TREATED
" Insffrtl01s given aud ell psDc~s fafbishsa W d.
PHgLps, nsdaaI gi.eiri.isn Is tooy~s Inssitnt.
nR o w. scHKrCK
IL win ts Al bls rosns No "a Bond street New ross.
svery rnssesy. from "a. n. 70 -, insvsd u moa.
LyrIER yHox THE REy uErRY sopoAS
Pastor ~ tks and rrt iocsUsacsn, Astas
astl nusrbo of
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xrarruEs Axs JHHrtRR, - -
w ~ . s.terlsilass. far ssi@ - gbo AstFh -
nss.s-.f - sF.ss GatE - - tsfvtf't "a -
rEEN
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Wigs, To.p~es, Hair Oye, Hair Dyeing
and Mofavia Cram. for beauttyBg the hair Al W. A.
BATCHfLOR6 10 Bond street.
The New York herald., 1863-01-12

Crissadoro's Hair Dye, Preservative ana
Mig Depot, whoiesae snd rsad No. Astor House The
Dye applied By ssillu srtsts.
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uiii. Inimitabie Cutter or Hair snd
whssers IN styles neai aud suitsbls No Barclay street
Hair Dye, Gv cents.
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Batcheior's Hair Dye-The Best In ths
world instantaneous harmless aud reliable Sold by drug
gs.s perfumers Fse'oy Barclay street
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Royal Havana LotterY.-A Pre- mIuna Of
fifteen per cent paid on prizes enormstion given.
Highest price psd for Doubioons Gold Silver
TAYLOR CO.. Bankers 10 Wall street. N.
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MiIIer's Hair Dye and Hair InviGora-
tor Dye, 70 cents In,isots,os Is esps Ty them Sold By
drug4ists Depot - psy street
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Osiciai Dra wings or Murray, Eddy 4
Ga. u Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries
kKrrucKr. EyTRa Glass R-JanuaTy 10. .I3si
Il, 4j, 30, Al, 2S, 30, AZ. ~, 40, 81, 56, 42.
ksaIucsr. Class lS--'snuary 10. 1853.
6l ~. Al, 81 81. 75. 65, ~. 81. SO. g. 25, CO. z.
Circulars sent free OF charge by addressig either
MURRAY. kDOY co,
Cogngton, KY. or ~. louis No.
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Cartes de visIte, 81 DO per Dozen; Pho-
tosraphs finished Ia every style at reduced pri'es
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Prizes Csshed In All Legaiixed Lotter-
les Information given. JOSEPH BATES Broker, No n
wall street, room No. l, New York.
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The public Is respectfully Informed that Broadbent has
no longer connection with the Library Association Com
psnys Lottery OF kentucky The business In future will be
conducted under the lrm Of France, Ellis q Co
FRANCE. ELLIS CO.
CovIscIos. Kentucky, Jan. T. 1865
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Dr. Larm0nts Treatm< ns or Ola Ulcers.
impurities of ,h. blood debility, &c. 10 lnfAihbe
Orcr sE Broadway, up ssrs Attendance sto sdAiy
Doctor Hunters Discovery Cares the
forms Of srofas obsnsts ~ the stn
ssd Old Ulcers 40 Division street New Yors eiy. since
1850
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-06-30
nnted the Goth dnrof June

sTAsE OF ILLINOIS, -.
will County Circuit Court Of the Oct tern, A. D. 1863
Sarah D. r.. RUSSELL Bill in chaueery.
Mathew NJ. Russell,
A FFIDAVIT of the residence Of Mathew NJ.
N Russell the defendant above named having been
filed IN the Office of the Clerk Of said Court.
Notice is hereby given to the said Mathew NJ. Russell
that Sarah d. Russell the complainant above named
fed her Bill OF complaint in sd court on the chan
rery side thereof ON the I'D day OF June A. D. 1863
that n summons thereupOn issued out Of Eaid court
against said defendant in raid returnable on the
first Monday o! October next. Is by law required
Now unless you the said Mathew NJ. Russell shall
personally be and appear before said Circuit Court Of
Will County the first dy uf the term thereof
to be holden at the Court House in the city ofJoIiet in
said county on the first Mo day of October next and
plead demuT to the said comp said hill
fcOmpIaint the and the matters and thBgs there
in charged and stated will be taken confessed by
YOU and decree will lie entered against you accord
ing to the pruyer of said bill of complaint.
u. RUSSELL, Clerk.
II. =. BARBER. COmpl's Sol.
I'll Juue O,-6W
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

WOY virtue Of Two Executions iss9ed from the Cir
} cult Court Of Will cOuRty in favor Of benedict
Hall Co.. Plaintiff aud against Milton Phille0, De-
Esndant O'Clock. z. M the 2lst day 81 July A.
D. 1863 the North door If the Court House in tie
City Of Joliet. shall offer for Asae at public vendue
all right title and interest d said defendant in and
TO the following described property, tO+Nit:
Tire North hail. south halt south quarter north
east quarter Of Section Twenty eight C2S) Tow nShIP
Thirty six 6 Range nine 90 East of the Third priRcL
pal meridian containing ten located in Town of
Plninfeld, viii Co. Ills.
GEORGE MONROE, Sheriff ct wilICo.
EDWIN F. CUBS, Deputy
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STRAYED

ERoM New LeROx about the fps. Of April. a dark
last iall, about years old, above the mediunl size
naring horns-not very long. and wide ON tho hips
Said COW belongs to the Sisters Of the Convent Of The
Good Sheppard, Chicago. Any person who will give
information by letter otherwise to the subscriber At
Joliet will be literally rewarded
April u, 1851 PATRICK. KAyANAGH.
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MASTERS SALE.

NOTICE e hereby given that BY virtue Of decree
IN Of the viii County Circuit Court made at the Nav
term thereof A. d. 1853, In suit In equity therein
pending between Elyis IIarWOod, complaint ana
Angela d. Skinner widow Of and AngeA a. Skinner
and OTIS Skinner a. only children and heirs 1t Law
Of Otis A. skinner, decreased, and Benjamin H. skinner
and George Skinner, administrators Of the estate Of
Otis A. skinner, deceased defendants the uudersgnrd
Master In Cbancery in and for said county will on The
I'D day OF July, A. b. 1853 between the hours Of two
and four O'Clock p. NJ offer for sale for cash. at the
north door of the Court House In Joliet Said county
at public yendue, the following described real estate
situate In VIII County and State Of Illinois, tOwit
Lot two Block nineteen e) In that part Of the city
Of Joliet known as Old Jglict, laid by James B.
Campbell The 70 be sold subject % the far
100 DolarS and balances Of interest that may bec0ne
dDc tireon mentioned and described IN the decree
upon which said sale Il 20 be made and also subject
redemption provided By the statute in regard 70 tbs
REDEEM option Of mort gagged prem ses for SALE
VIC. G00DHUE, Master In Chanoery
Ipliak Jare 30fh 1862.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-06-30

"lTHIN Three miles Of the city Of Joliet on Of
w the finest farms in Will County, containing
Z4S accs consist Of about l9 OF prairie aud
the ealance timber laI d. Said farm 10 well watened
and u IN every respect desirable property The whole
or o part will be sold might suit the purchaser
Terms easy Enquire Of Barber 4 Macumber, In the
Joliet, March IL 1863.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-06-30
N o T ICE

ITO John Mc6aar Thomas McGarr, james McGarr,
i Mary Ann McGarr, William NcGarr, Sarah Jane
McClarr and Susan M>GRrr, heirs at law OF William
Mc9arr, deceased, late Of Will County, Illinois.
You are hereby notified that the undersigned ad-
mnistratOr Of the estate Of William McGarr, late OF
VIII County, deceased, will present TO the County
Court Of said county term thereof to be holden
the third Monday Of August next being the 18th day
nf August, 1858, at the Court House in the city of
Jolie petition for order to sell the real estate be-
lohging 70 the estate of the said William McGarr Tor
che payments OF debts, when and where ell persons
buerrsted therein requested to show cause II any
they have why il SHOULD not he sold for the pursoses
gDwAD CoONEN, Admr.
Joliet, June 80, 1868. R3-6w
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~ "A ii 81 u b

TaRON Ore to two tboasand. pOHnds Of good Dairy
t Butter every week, for which vii pay the high
est price in Oasb or goods, at the falmers Store.
4. J. REICHERT.
washiasaou, st. two doors cas-. Ofths New Co. jail,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-06-30
A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DR.. DupOncO'S Golden Pills,
FOR FEMALES.

Infallalle in correcting, regulating and removing
all Instructions from whatever cause and always sue
cessfu as a preventive.
1nfable in relieving stop2ages and irregularities
OF the mepses. These pills nothing new. but in
France aud America, with unparalleled success every
case, and he is urged by many thousands Iaies who
have used them, TO make the Pills public for the allie
Walton Of those suffering from any irregularities what
well to prevent increase Of family where
health will not permit It, Females peculiarly situated
those suppOsng themselves cautioned against
using these Pills white in that condition. the pro-
prietcr assumes responsibility after the above adj
monitiOn, although their mdness would prevent any
mischief to health otherwise the Pills are recon-
mended. Full and explicit explanations accompany
ing each box. Price 81 90 per box
Sold by B. BLACKMAN, Druggist.
sole agent for JOLT ct, and will County, Ill
LADIES, by sending him $l.00 to Joliet Post Ofice
and have the pills sent Confidently by mail to any
part Of the country.
N.B-Look out for couIlfcrfeits. Tuy no Golden
Pills Of any kind unless every box is signed D. Howe
All others are base imposition, and unsafe; there
fore, as you value your lives and health. Ito moth.
ing OF being hunt ugged out Of your money! buy onIy
OF those who show the signatures of s. ID. Howe on
every box which has recrnty been added, on account
Of the Pills being cOunterfeited. Heterogeneous COM
posing the otov- Psls to
and they will tell you they safe and will perform
all claimed for them.
Sold 10y LORD SMITH, Chicrgo, and by one Drug
gist IN every town, city and village iu the State
6. D. HOWE, Sole Proprietor.
Oct. II, 1S62.-ly * New York.
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BARNUM'S SELF-SERER,

FOR ALL SEWING MACHINES, $I6o.
We attend to the Repairing Of all kinds Of Machines
=, s[1ces OF Machines, with Hemmer Teller Gaupe
- yHn; extra needles full Directions, &C. from SIS
Terms 70 Agents, descriptive Circulars and speci.
OF work sent free BY mail receipt Of stanps
L: CORNELL & CO.,
Any persOns wishing to obtain one al fhsS.
Aachines may Be supplied by c. O. ZARIEW We
Snae I, 1863 ln5llyl joliet.
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COLLINS STILL AHEAD!

IF you want to get the best GCARTEs DE- yJsTvE"
PHOTOGRAPHS, or any other style Of Pictures go to
No. jefferson street,
yhere Collins st holds forth, giving the best Of salts
faction. Call and see. q
Particular attention paid to "Cartes de yIsite's"
which sell at 6 for s, so. t,E. .-ITf
S.A. COLLINS,
Fine Art0aNeFY, No Z, JelEsEsoa 81, Joliet.
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C U RING
ARMY OF THE NORTH,

by and with the consent Of the highest
Government Authority.
QUA ANT I + Z. In point of
strength. will guarantee my Bitters
to contain a large proportion Of real
medicinal ingredients and virtues than
any other Stomach Bitters In the mar
ket; and by comparison with others It
will be seen at once, that they are
STRONGER, and upon trial will be found
more efficient than all others; they are
agreeable 20 the taste, invigorating in
effect made Of good materials and an
article that my customers purchase the
second time with equal satisfaction.
! ltbas been my purpose to put forth
Z an article that will please all my custo-
mers and honestly do all that is claim
ed for them, / will not publish or make
any claims for these Bitters that are
not CONSTANT or that their virtues will
not warrant, Each bottle contains rs
represented ONE FULL QUART, thus CIV
ing Ia every person as regards the guam
.:ty, the worth Of the money invested.
Let every body try them and they will
be fully convinced Of the truth Of the
above statements.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-28
FROM TEXAS.

The Contraband Trade Goes on Swim
mInRIy--TricEsO OTthe Traitors and their
AccOmpIIces--suheri OfLOyNl Men In
TeHRs--TheIr Claim for Aid.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-28

GHEsAPEAKE AND oHIo IooANAI---Arriped.-B
Hopeweli l01 tons coal TO Cumberland G. and I.
Co.; VIM. Mcmahon, 100 tons coal to Agnew's
Dock W. J. Worth, limestone to W. H. Cooley.
Depdrted-Boats J. J. Watson, J. @. Morrison,
Clipper, D. Lynn, J. T. Chaplain, Mary willard, y.
Nose, Missionary, Independence, D. y. Roman,
Hopewell, and Minnie Slack.
SALE OF VALUABLE PRoPERTy.-A portion OF
lots 90 and 81, Of Beathy's and awkens's addition,
was sold yesterday by Thos. Bowling, auctioneer.
They were purchased by VIM, Kirkland, Esq, and
are situated at the northeast corner Of Frederick
and Flrst streets Also, part Of lot No. g. by the
same fronting 90 feet on the west side Of Frederick
street. and running back $50 feet, with a frame
dwelling thereon, Of which Timothy Odealey wAS
the purchaser.
AccIDENT.--Jno Taylor, (oolorcd) was severely
injured yesterday while unloading coal from q canal
boat at the Borden Co.'S wharf, by the falling Of q
coal tub which disoca ted his knee cap and bruised
his leg and arm.
Lost CHILD.-YesterdAy afternoon, a female In
FAINT, very genteely dressed, was observed wander
ing about Geo. Waters canal wharf Being una
Bile TO speak, her parents could not be ascertaned,
and she was taken in charge by Mrs. WhalAn, re-
siding In that nelghborhood.
POLICE CAsEs.-Philip Ryan, dIsorderly conduct
fined S2A Elijah sullivan, drunk dismissed.
Gran Holley, dol wOrkhouse. VIM. Young, selling
liquor to soldlersj fined $40. Richard Gordon, car.
rylng concealed weapons; dned $3.50. W. Slater,
do.j fined $500.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-28
GOttschRlk.

A better pleased assemblage or q more appreCia-
tive one than that congregAtcd at willnrds' Hail.
last evening, is not often brought together There
was an unmistakeabe zest throughout the entire
performance.
Not TO know Gottschalk is to argue ignorance OF
musical matters, and praise OF his mastery hand
ling, or rendering, seems entirely superhuous He
is admitted to be- par excellence, a master. But, su-
pcradded to his charming and artistic skill, we
were introduced to Mile Nivier, a new candidate
in this city for vocal favor, and to the Masters
"Bretto Brothers."
Mile Nivior, besides an attractive person. is an
exceedingly clever artist. Without possessing a
voice Of unusual pSwer, she has remarkable fexi-
hIl.ty and correct intOnation.
The juvenile Bretto Brothers are certainly prodi-
gies. The rendering OF De Beriot's solo, and
Prume's " La MelanchOlia," were admirable, by
Master Bernard, the violnisti and the entire per-
formance Of the youthful Master Richard, on the
eornet-a-piston, was unmistaknbly excellent. His
response to hearty encore, after the Fantasia by
Schreiber, In giving, without accompaniment,
"Glory HAllelujah," was a surprise fresh and de-
lightful.
Those who were present last evening will be
likely to renew the enjoyment this evening, and
we hope to see many faces participators in the
treat