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, 1863-03-23

DRs Il. J. HUNTER, THTB1cIAys FOR ArrEU.
r1oas or Tnr THROAT AND LuNGs.-Ncw YORK
Office, 68e Broadway; Chicago Office, Sherman
House, Par1or No. 1o; Dr; James Hunter in per-
possible, without occasfoning very great disan.
pointmcnts, to close his office in Chicago on liz
day previously named: ue has therefore cor
day hts visit to Chicago will terminate. "-'S''
Dr.. Hunter would Suggest to hIa patients and
those who wsf consult him before Ills departure
tho ndvssabilitT OF doing so as soon a. po5sblS-
ThoRe who are suffering with Catarrh, Bfonchf-
tis, Consumption or Asth1na, will thus have an ey
Tended opportunity for personal examination OF
theiI csses-ofter which they can be placed under
treatment-and correspond with him at he New
yIn tqtk ONCE In this way many have been success
fnsy treated during the past rear.
SheTmnA Houec, Chfcago March q. fnf3
, 1863-03-23
CHICAGO DAILY ofapErr

SATURDAY EVENING. March q, 1863,
Mt t1R5GaTNe 1c os Vessel. hclt
9c l. offered and l0c casked-Canadian currency
PROF1SIOSS-Very little doing, and market nj,
most most nominal. Sales 15o pkgs country kettle Lea
Ys51nm VII al ESae; ~ es No Lard at 9.4c; . trc:
T74ALL0W-s3 714 brls country ta11ow at 1oc.
nnRRFFssEk0a9 nRFsFEn 4}Ge, r. roll butter at Fl Mase
quiet. Sales:-sa Hogs, at 81 CO and S5D diva
fLouR-Recclved. 1.s,1 br1s. Market enttrel,
eod a, Tsna @ fan lots OF snpeFane grades
WHEAT-Received, io.e17 bu. Market dull aud
nominall{ 19n2c iowe5. The only sale reported was
si1sfb1 ssfli 20 5er No: and $so;Ot % tos No 4
DtI bnlSs s2 81 u afnt dssne
s.oIs ta3c ttoragc at 5oc 20 bx do In T. r. s.
g 90 n r. 42a; " It Seo 9s a9 &C
Ksse'cd Corn exc atorage) at &c; $500 bu do 1T
,i51acs3 1ATs1Rseetssd Re- 81; b. Market aeti.s and
reeeipts> At &c; 1900 In do at s6Hc; 81 90 bn do
atRne; RsHsss'1.a s ea Dc g sc stoFaEe] i ss3ts;
lover sses We1s So bu 6u seh M5st dul J. a9d I'D ls
BARLEE--Reecired, 4o7 bu. Sales: 30 ba.s
PRIME at $1.s0 on track; 400 bu fsir at lis de-
f. A!GaT1NEs- !e;y Neglected Buyers offer 4oc-
eLoSE6n1Rea # s sSa dS salcs >. sks
p;54s s i ri sEEo-Du,l and Dropping sa,s.;
~: fLAN SEED Supply very light and demand &C.
DRIED FhUiTNioob brls ic Michigan Died Apples
y, EGas-ia - d a:nznd 9 20 !: and higher. Sales to-
+ Rf9;GfSTS{2E@Se s; + saopes aoz pses-
, 1863-03-23


NEW YORK, March a1.-Corrox-Market du11
irregular and lower. At 766b7sc. 0
FIoCR-Market dull, heavy and declined &c.
Salcsat $I.00Qo7 10 for extra state: S7.Yn745 for
e1tra round hoop Ohio; $7.501SeO for trade
bsande-massct closing heavy with no buyers at
the outside quotations.
NnrsKr-Aaskctfrmer at 46G G47c-closine with
buyers OF western at lT51c
GRA1E-Wheat dull and entirely nominal at
s1360l.e7 for spring. Sl,7l01.7a for winter red,
and southern red Illinois at $l.73 Corn very
quiet. with prices generally without change, ut
:GGl92c for sound; 61GSgc for unsound Oats
s@ca5ee @ and in request at better prices. Sales at
GRocEE1Ks-Co1ec quiet. Rio sc; St, Domtn.
60 e955e. Sugar dull. Molasses quiet and u1-
changed.
PIov1syofs-Pork dull for oil except nr;mc
meas, which ismore active aud drner at t14 mn
IS for old mess; SIC for new do: St1. IS
@135o for old and new prime; SIG 25G11sm for
new prime mess. Bacon sides III fair dcmanf.
prices favor buyers. Lard hadeloYcr with salcs
ct 10A41lc: Including i50 brs to arrive at Hike.
Hatter, 1s@ssc for Ohio, and 23Dasc for state.
, 1863-03-23

to Dankr 5 per less than to Buffalo,
Rates to Duhk!rk, 2kc y 100 ibs lcGs than to
Buffalo, when shipped By all rail-.
BEEF CATTLE.
The following table shows the source Of supply
roads:
Ga! chu n.:, csst!s sss Chi eqR r.. catt's ;9si
Chi d RIR R.....1, ,1N North n r R.. 4e6
The total receipts Of Bsef Ca1sle, at I'll shs yards
for the week ending today, amonnt, according to
the daily RECEIPTS posted on Change, to rs head
than the corresponding week Of Inst rear.
Notwithstanding that this is the season Of Lent.
nd The sapPly y Eeatsr by some 9se hundred apd
best week the drovcrs hare seen in three OF four
gears. Good pEices and profits were obtalnedi New
x1,k on tTae.dsy sst and The baysss hero were
ket day both at Albany and New Tork. Immcdiste-
y On receipt Of these dispatches, tho shippers
element, nor have We evcE seen 80 much anxiety
manifested to operate, The Jews particularly
went i hlind.,'' purchasing stock before it vas
hhn,Gaaea ffSm the cars and II several instances,
fore the stock trains arrived. The Government
tfoatFaet9Ie t although not feeling disposed to pay
III sne anTa1eiDg annea Prizes; seeing the stock
were compelled though necessity To-
pitch tn"-hud then what ecrambling there was.
The droyer. as soon as he named his price, vas
However, consequent upon this excited compett-
ton the the market ru1ed very irregular, but the
buik or the eales indicate an advance Of Nc, al
though several lunches sold fully Kc Der d bnttrr
than this day week. This was principally the case
with medium grades-of which there WAS large
nnmber,thelr being very few that sold under 3He.
The market cloeed Arm With strong upward fen-
dcnc5he yards being entirely cleared out Of every
strictly prime shipping becEes.. $4a5Gi5o
E3tfa shipping oeeTcs.+ 390Ib4.10
So9a. 35041375
Me1ium ;..---.-.-.....-..........- 300D340
ecG1a#aca anu COWS. 2QQitS5
, 1863-03-23

BY Telegraph [PEa EcnorA.
LIVERPOOL, March :, q. m.-Cor1oS-Firmer
with m upward tendency. Prices unchanged
Gency. ~@'%
MISREPRESENTATION Wash. and others
report -four dull aud unchanged at 2ll2as. Whcai
quiet and tendency downward. Red winter fs;A
e Cd white western 10sG5los I'd; white southern
los ed9f1s Sd. Corn dull and 3G6d lower: mixed
sseG2ss Sd: white a9a 8dGt39s Cd. Same authori
PROVISIONS and tend downward. FORK
1ower. -
GnocEn1Es-Thc Brokers Circu1a. reports sugar
Ecavy. Coffee steady.
s7ocEs-Raring'e Crenlsr reports large busi.
ncRs IN U. S. Stocks at higher pricce, but was not
sustained, and at the close the market was dull,
trail 12I33 discount.
, 1863-03-23

The supply OF clover seed is laree, and with only
limited demand prizes are 1owe;, and tend down.
Mard; talea Of 15o bags at 9i59Ac, and clo4er at
9sI5 e bn; rough aa1 seed is wanted at SsS5n
d0Q 2 bn Of 5G bs. Calcutta linsccd is dull and
and nominally held at 80 1abu, cash, In Boston,
price that must i:tcr all prudent dealers frorr
purchasing to any extent, but some Of thoee WIN
hou seed are spectators in OIL and are Interested
IN Fostering the market. It ia very evident. how
svsr, that prices have reached the greatest altt-
, 1863-03-23
New York Hide Mnrkct-marct TO

New York Hide Mnrkct-March 10.
Holders having shown some disposition
to accept lower rates, there has been
Tey fair inquiry, and pretty
for the last two three days we note lot Of ID
w tatoInia DFy, q ID. at s15Sc, less q cent.
tDoncstic slaughter are pretty frn, though to ct.
the supply Is only moderate Upper Lcathe, stock
ls quiet; wing TO the email stock on hand: The
stoes 6 Is Or hides on hand is about 10000 against
, 1863-03-23
d / e D

son Ftrret. Mr.. JUDD BItALEY. ~
Funeral At o'clock Monday
II this city. March e1st MABELLE AUGUSTA
NuNsOE. aged two and one t1nlf years Yonnresf
child Of Francis mud Sarah A. Annscn.
Norih Etreet on Monday at O'Clock ~
eyed ~ yehrE nut months H'
, 1863-03-23
Qbira9o Gril,n1rt.
MONDAY, MARCH 23. 1874.
THE CITY.

FN1FISNT
1h41 VI i L.
----
EIEc11oS,-Thc regular annual c,;.ction OF Off.
Gers for the coming year will be held at the rooms
ofthe Young Mems Christian Association, in the
N. E. Church Block, to 4dsy (Mondas), from L. m.
toep.m. Don't tail to 70 and yotc,
~ On ThuEtday nc1l Aestls. GOODWIN @
Wilder close their cSnsolt'on OF Inc Polyorama OF
the A. inose "no aa'e no1 set eeen It, and de-
F''e 10 60 so' nus1 Hnu An oppo'unhy "atn'n Inc
next tout o1ss VI 'ose H. ana saose who have
1lsNeu 1ne o'sofaaa oe1ose sne ADDITION Of the
ae" o4o.anie secnc WIN no" nave N anducement
.oso 70 metropolitan Hall again On Wednesday,
@1s '"s1 aAc1noon entertainment viii take place.
--
OF the city give grand social entertainment ~
Ma1tinc's Dancing Academy. on weane.a.v or,r.
1ng next. EVERYTHING ha1 been a,r.ncaa nv :,
pleasant OCCASION In social GATHERINGS tt. ,rcmn.
Lars cannot be cxce.d. and thrre ia cvcrr ax,enr.
that this one viii he unp,r.,,r c11o,la,+ Tho
proceeds Of the anter+,,n1nont .fror n,vrr ~
nenecs. arr IN hc .nr,;.t l., Ia ~ ~. .a,s,a-.
Tickets me dollar
ksFKcTons or E1Ec11ox.-At meeting Of tho
S. Bouen. ESQ. pre.55cn. IN the ch,i. IT, ~
Aaron Gibbs. T. n W.dsvorth ,naw n C,-tas
were chosen rnsncc,ors oy F,.ct,on ru u,n.
Offered resolution ins+rnc.n, I'm r~o-t,-o 49,.
mittee ia prenare ballots for ard AGAINST ch,noo
cf name tn the Me,e,nt,1a r;1,,.rv Aa,o.,,+,aa
The n,otion wa. adontcd and the nneetfno "a
toorned.
TEE SUFFERING So1DuRs,-our, c,t,zens 7z;11
have an noppo1tunity, on Thursday evening. ofcon.
~ s.,s. no "oaAoeo so'aaels, ano At
the hc,ntf,, ~ ~ H.asAs4n tasls TASTE iot
.a,.ssss 80 ~ asNsna1As .ne e1n1oluon Of That
+rho rro,rfoto.s ~. 49, .I:,s.,,", ol Inc "as
h,1f tho ,rossa.s =, 'olualserco 70 gI'e
cvo,;ne, r. 49, hanos. 49,. As0, sAn'o1on' On tna'
fender. 0~~A' ~ WI o1''e' 7unef1n. ae'
CuAh1ff BAtI.-lt has been resolved to give i
grand ball Tor the relief Of the soldiers families, to
conc Oh In the corree Of two OF three weeks at
4k5an Hall, The parties having the matter in
season. The hs11. music ticlets. &c &c. will he
furnished cratuous1y so that all the proceeds will
be used for the above object. or course every
body will 70 to this ball. Or at least buy ticket.
The time and all the facts in relation to the aar.
will be published eoon.
- -.
SANITARY GIFT CoScEnT.-A card Published in
Jeste1days s TRIBUNE, from the Sanitary Gilt Con-
cett Directors was mtaappfshended By the public.
We were mace 10 say thas The directors had no
hand In originating or managing the Concert Of
cosrte hituds an error. We would also state thas
II uncalled for, A INSTRUMENTATION among ao,no
Of the parties was the cause. The pub1ic nce6
not hesftste to purchase Sanitary f;ft ronccrt
tickets for the beuent ofthe nick sn,d;cra
, 1863-03-23

FIFTEENTH WARD Cs1oS CLvB-A meeting or
The 18th Ward Union Club will be held on Tuca
day evening, March s&th, at ~ o'clock, ut The s..
loon Of Chas. Rcinhard, corner of Wells st,ec+
and chicago avenue. A large aesemblsec Of Re.
publicans and Union men is expected. Several
@:sEnguihhed speakers will be present
D. Y RE1Y proa;5or+
, 1863-03-23
DISEASES OF THE THROAT AND
LUNGS.


pooa., IN THROAT M ASp Lung IssT1TUTR,}
Nooms u and IL McCormick's Building,
Lse1y person OF observation knows full well thai
Gatarfh. Throat Disease and Bronchitis and in
consumption and death: 1n all cases and stages
may DC e"fSa treatment and
Wai:ea lor inc disease to wear of" till now they
e. 81 coasulnpt1on-ma1 DC sasea thcy neglect
Ihefe mas never been any course Of medical
OF the shsoas ana chest a. ahe m
system Of Curc.:' 81 tfis system. cases which
hare deded all other modes OF treatment, hare
In tubercnlar affections ofthe Lungs, Dr.. aver in
Produces biz remedies BY medical inhalations, with
, 1863-03-23

PEEsESTAr1ok.-The employees OF the Chicago
Rolling Mill held meeting on the a1st inst. for
tserurpose Of presenting to Mr. o. " Potter, the
Superintendent, watch and chain, when the FOL
loving resolutions we're passed:
,. I9Hf<d Tint ne, the employees OF the Chsca-
regard 10 Mr. q. IF. Potter, our Supctintsndent =
en s sa 81 Ro s5tsnt tho
all occasions manifested @ to us. al '''nes and
Neseistd, That We respectfully present you with
,he .hn ,oksn Of m or 9S although inadequate to
eeMcd as ,eift expressing our appreciation of
sop as supe!IIntendsht, I citizen and friend. -
capt 1Ss1 Wa[ Te T. ncon5atulats the pEopEietor
ehese Reln saa sr@safToFtAs @
for pnblics.ion in the TaIaTSE and 1.i. @ 'o1eo'ns
?. DALTos, Secretary. ~''' A'AA'
The witch 's splendid thermometer. y,1ncd A.
s2c5, and te beautiful tribute Of rcepeet,
TIE FLAG OF THE NORMAL 1RrGrxEs7,-Thc hat.
tie flag Of the SD Illinois, or Normal Regiment. Ii
Col. Roe, commanding, has rcoched this city by
express, directed to the Teachers Of chicaco-the
original donors, caro- Of J. #. shehan, ESQ. Itis
accompanied By the following letter: 80
Teachers of enesEo: Eli sES:Slx'1 No. March IL 1858
We return to your custody the beautiful banner
which 5on were kind enough to present to our rcr-
ient IN 1861. It is torn and divided like the clo?
LOUIE and It represents: and being longer ii for
care. - AS ~ 5o1'
Merett as eloquent in tpeect as it ia eloquent in
n',s coald tell you Of some bloody contests
ana @ Many months OF toll and priyations; as Il ia
ot, allow us to eay for ourselves the S}d sermnnf
dishonored Its etbletuatic eagle Or mr.
tS tu..En the aonoss from whom we received 1.-THE
;ea1sefs OF Chicago. In behalf Of the SD Illinois
E. R. Roe, 1t. Col.
The dag, for the prcsent has been deposited
with Superintendent Wells, ut the Bosrd Of Edu-
cation Rooma. aud We suppose the Teachers will
take steps shortly respecting its future dtsposf.
ton.
OPPOSITION T1cKEr.-The following ticket ,x,.
placed in nomination, on Saturday night. in anna.
stion to the regular tickc. Of the Youuc Mcn,s
Association:
Pyesfdent-J L. Hancock II
1st F1ce Hesident--S. 8. Greeley.
I'd I1ce Jre5dtni-Juo. Tyrcll.
Corresponding Seesetdyy-E. 8. Isham.
Recording 4SfcrtfdSy-G. Il. Lalminec.
7r<dturtr-Jancs Boyd.
A1Hd1eYx-W. D. kcrtpot, n. E. F4isbAnE. ]. T..
Clarkeon. ]. #. Smith, Robert North, q. Jones,
c. II. Antis.
AEneeting will be held On Monday evening, for
tho purpose Of nominating an Independent ticket.
Republican Union Meeting at John TAub-
MN ta1oon, {ln John Nibbe's store} corner Of
seddcr and Potcsscr streets, 14th Wa-d. on Mon.
osycscntns, Esd Of March,
, 1863-03-23

M Republican Union Meeting ut John Taub-
5nan,e taloon. I'm John Nibbe's atoro) corner Of
sedacI and Polesscr streets, 14th Wa7d, on Mon.
evening, asa Of March. ~'
, 1863-03-23
COMMERCIAL

RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS 1T cAxAL-xAncu N
ReceIpft Shlpmsnks
Flour, blra. 10 Lumber. r. a. oa4
Wheat, bu...... 500 Lath. pca .... n m
Corn, bu.... 95OO o"'0'0
, 1863-03-23
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.
For the Week Ending March II. 1868.

Iht receipts Of Beef Cattle and Live Hogs 1t tho
various yards In the city during the past week end
LEE t0-dAY. CQronarn A fcllaMA:
, 1863-03-23

HOR SALE.-To Distil}ers and
y others For sale. arst c!ass High zine pst,l,err
iH Ta Machlne!y sad Apparatus all Ia complete mn
ninH ofctr eltuate Ia desirable lorsIItY With nm
s1alsa s eSr ndssntssss ~ ess os sh!esns b.
paIttcusIss, address MAGUIRE l. WnLFFs Bnr al II
Cntcsgo II. or J. r. DOHEER, Wtnons Nina. '''
, 1863-03-23

T. K ROE, 1t Col.
inc nag ior tue present has been deposited
with Superintendent Wells, ut the Bosrd Of Edu-
cation Rooms. aud We suppose the Tcachc,s will
take steps shortly respecting tts future d.sposi.
t1on.
, 1863-03-23

r. AZ Cook & McLain, 9s Dearborn street and 123
thawls. DC. Gents' costs, vests and pants RAND
Sated IN superior manner. Bonnata dyed,
bleaehed and pressed In the latest style.
, 1863-03-23

@ Paper Hangnga, wholesale and retail.
Largest stock In the city at CHASE & CO.'S, 100
Randolph street. Min.
, 1863-03-23

OPPOSITION T1cKEr.-The following ticket WAS
placed in nomination, on Saturday night. in onno.
sition to the regular ticke. Of the Young Mcn,s
Association:
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-18
From New York.

New YORK, Feb. Il.
There is nothing Of importance regard
ing military movements reported tIom
the Army Of the Potomac.
The HeralTs correspondence from
Port ROYAL is 10 the effect that some
difficulty occurred as to the right of the
command Of the troops of Fosters eApe-
dition 10 that place. The latter officer
insists, that although within the lurisiic-
ton OF Hunters military department, the
supreme command OF his own men still
rested on himself as being portion of
the 18th army corps, but Hunter ques-
tons it,bv assuming command OF Fosters
troops, and regarding them as reinforce
ments TO the 10th army corps, Of which
he Is Chlet, and requiring Geus. Neagler
and Terry to report TO him.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-18
From New Orleans

NEW lonk, Feb. l..
The steamer Creole, from New Or
leans the Stb, has arrived.
cen. Banks has issued orders. suspend
ing navigation on the Miss. TO vessels *
clusltely engaged III private trade, except
those engaged IN coastwlse or foreign
commerce. Also prohibiting the iorcclo
sure of mortgages against loyal citizens
and ssempting tho property Of loyal cni
zens from forced salcs, as to debts and
obligations incumbered subsequent to the
date of this order which shall have re
NAMED uncacd for six months.
Two expeditions inst returned with The
satisfactory results that the contraband
traffic between the rebels in Nd, and Va
is broken up also preventing tho en-
iorcement OF the rebel CONSUMPTION, or
dered to take place in counties on the
neck from the 18th to the 18th.
\ large quantity otprosisions and mum
Der Of horses and mules were seized.
\ large number OF contrabands returned
with the expedition.
Among the captures were , large mail
bags.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-18
TEL, FIG RAPHIC.
AFTERNOON REPORT.

From the Army Of the Potomac.
HEADQUARTERS Army OF THE
PoToMAc, Feb. 10.
Especial TO Hefald.l
Richmond papers of the l4th have
been received.
cnAgLEsToy, Feb. 10.
The French war steamer Metan passed
over the bar Yesterday from Baltimore,
bound to Port ROYAL She is expected
here this week.
The frigate lronsidc- maintains her po.
stion permanently among the blockading
squadron oil Charleston.
The Yankee picket captured on We'd
nesday evening by our scouts on Hilton
Head Island confirms the Intelligence OF
the impending attack on Charleston, and
thinks !; vii be made.
Tie bill autio rl.ias the impressment
Of blacks and property for the u-e OF the
army passed, and resolutions adopted m
strnrtlnr the Committee on Judiciary 70
report n bin providing Tor the sale Of All
negroes taken III aims against the eohted-
eracy, the proceeds 10 be divided among
the c9nturers.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-18
WINNERS PERFECT GUIDE
FOR
LIN,
FLUTE AND GUITAR,
ACCORDION, PIANO, MELoDEON,
FIFE,
FlAGEOlET, AND ClARiONET,

CONTAINING Instructions designed to enable
" the pupil to obtain n know ledge of PLAYING
without u teacher; with n choice collection OF
every variety of Popular Music. Price of each,
80 cents. Teachers. pupils and dealers DESTROYS
Of obtaining low priced Instruction Book and a,
the Same time one that is useful and attractive,
will find these books fully suited TO their wants.
The instructions are given in manner adapt to
the comprehension CT all grades of scholars. Tho
exercises illustrating and enforcing the lessons
are not dry and tedious, but sprighty and enliv-
cning, sIi the selection Of music, varying from
the smpe to the difficult, comprises the most pop
ular melodies Of the day. Mailed, post p lid, by
DlTSoN CO., Publishers, 27i Washington
street, Boston. feb s-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-18
From " nshiBgtOM.

" AsHIsGIoN. Feh 10.
Specia. to Times
The WAYS and Means Committee will
report the bank bill Us it passed the Sen
ate.
The Senate, amendments 10 the loan
bill will be considered by the committee
tomorrow. and Will, at an early day, be
reported back to the House. 1t will he
acted on in the absence of the bank bill. II
i, conceded now Is the opponent, Of the
bank bill that il will become law. They
admit also that the Senate amendment 10
the finance bill. taxing banks, will he re-
tanned, although the House Will at first
strike il out. This will make the bank
bill operative.
The slatcmen, published in the Wash
ington papers, that Gen. sherman IS in
the citv. is an error. There is 10 reason
TO suppose him absent from his command.
Special to the Herald
fremont's new command is said TO be
T.Ass, and i certainly independent Of
the Gulf This change is certain By FIRE
mont's friends to send Butler back to
New Orleans.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-18
Tennessee News.

NASHVILLE, Feb. rs.
Yesterday ioraglug party of the ID
Minnesota, Stedman'> brigade, campei
near Nolensvlle, had severe skirmish
with two companies OF Forests com.
mand. Cur men killed five aud wound
ed five, thc latter were taken prisoners.
The rebels escaped.
Immense supplies are constantly bel 9
forwarded to the army by railroad. 1t is
heavily guarded along the entire distance
10 Murireesboro.
Diminishing daily occurs between the
pickets.
The cars on the Louisville and Nash
VILE Railroad are now running regu.
larlv.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-18
HELMB0LD'S EXTRACT BUCHIJ.
FOR WEAENCccrS

;, Arising from Excuses, Habits of Dissipation,
Early lndiscretion, or Abuse. attended with the
following symptoms:
:, ihdisgosition to Exertion, Loss Of Memory,
Weak Nerves, Horror Of Disease, Dimness Of Wis
ion, Universal Lassitu 10 Of tho Muscular system.
hot Hands, Dryness Of the Skin, Loss OF Pow Or,
Diihenlty Of Breathing, Trembling, v akofuluoss,
rain IN tho Back, Flushing Of the Body, ErIptions
on the Face, Pallia Coun,enance.
These symIt toms, if allowed to 20 on, which
this medicine invariably removes, soon follow
MPOTENCY, FAULTY, EPILEP1lC FITS,
In ono Of which the patient may expire. Who
can say that they are not frequently followed by
those "d!reipl drseases,n
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION.
Many are sware Of the cause Of their saffc.inr
but none will confess. The recorda OF the ie sane
assiums and the melancholy deaths by Consump.
ton, bear sple witness to tho truth Of the asser-
ton. The Constitution, once affected with Or
ganic weaknesses, requires the aid o. medicine to
iny,gorate the system, which HELNBOLDS
EA7RACT LUCHU invariably does. A trial
will convince the most skep.ical.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-18
BLOOD! BLOOD! BLOOD!
Hclinbod's Highly Concentrated Conn oun,
Fluid Extract Sarsaparilla
SYPHILIS.

This is an affection Of the Blood, ard attacks
the Sexual Organs, Innings of the Nose, Ears
Throat, Windpipe, and othe- Mucu. Surfaces, ma,
king its appearance in the form ., Ulcers. helm-
boo's Extrac, Sarsaparilla puriies the Blood, and
removes oil Scaly Eraptions Of The Skin, giving
to the Complexion Clear and Healthy Color IL
being prepared expressly Tor this class of com.
plants, its Blood Purifying Properties ale pre-
served 10 greater extent than any other prepsr-
alton Of Sarsapa,illa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-18
AUDITORS OFFICE, IowA,t

Des Moines, January 3lst, 1868.
1t is hereby certified, that on the thirty first
day Of January, 1868, a sworn statement was fled
in this Office, showing the condition of the Con.
necticut Fire Insurance. Company located At Hsr,-
ford III the State of Connecticut, on the first day
Of January, A. d. 1858 in accordance with pro-
vision Of an net OF the General Assembly OF the
State Of Iowa, entitled An act in relation to In
surance Companies approved Jan. 18th, le57,
and an act amendatory thereto, approved Februa-
~ 9Th, 1888, and an act in re.ation to Life In
sursnce Companies. approved March 18th, 1863 !;
that said statement shows that said G, mpsny Is;
possessed OF the requisite amount of calital. and
invested as required by law.
authority is therefore given to the above named
Company to transact their appropriate business
OF Insurance - this State in accordance with the
laws thereof, until the 3lst day of January. A. d.
one thousand eight hundred ana sixty -four.
1t Is also certified, that Louis A Mscklot. ESQ,
Of Davenport, has been duly appointed BY said
Company their lawful Agent and Attorney for
the couoty Of Scott with full power to take risks
Of Insurance therein, and to acknowledge service
Of process, as provided by law, upon his fling
with the Clerk of the District Court In and for
said county, certified copy Of the statement on
file in this Office 1t 10 further certifi ID that the
attached Is true and correct copy Of the said
statement.
In testimony whereof, have hersunto
Seal. set my hand and affixed my real Of Of
fee this Slst day Of Jan.y, A. d. 1868.
J. w. CATTELL,
febs-dAwf Auditor Of State.