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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-28
nove5-d&w0m

NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY. : BELLS sP1oHio PILLS,
for the speedy and permanent Cure Of Sexual Diseases
Urethral Discharges elect. Seminal weakness, Nightly
Emissions, Incontinoncs, Impotence Genital Debility
and Irrabity Gravel, Structure and Affections Of the
Kdnegs and Bladder which has been used BY upwards
OF one hundred physicians with entire success. super
sedlng oubebS, CNpaiba Capsules, or any compound
hitherto known.
DRLL's sPEc1Fro Pills are speedy In action, eecDg
in few days, which Is permanent They are pre-.
pared from Vegetable extracts that are harmless on the
the breath. No change Of diet 10 necessary while using
them Nor does their action interfere with business
pursuits. Each box contains sig dozen Pills. Price
DIR. BELLS TREATISE ON SEMINAL WEAK
NESS, Self Abuse. oss Of Power, Impotence, Prema'
ture Decay Sexual Disease etc., pamphlet Of so pages,
containing important advice to the afflicted, BENT
FREE SIX GENTS are required to pay postage.
Sent SECURE from observation and conhdeptiay by
mail, post. paid, on the receipt OF the money, by
J. BRYAN, NJ. D.,
No 7G Cedar street, New York.
Sold by all Druggists. .,t*..f'
n. sosNIAN q co., Agents, Cincinnati.
THE FIT ETH THOUSAND. .-Dr. Bells Treatise on
Self. Abuse Premature Decay, Impotence and Loss Of
Power, Sexual Diseases, Seminal Weakness Nightly
Emissions Genital Debility, etc. etc., pamphlet q SO
pages containing important advice to the afflicted, and
which should be read By every sufferer as the means Of
cure In the ssveres stages Is plainly set forth Sent
secure from observation and conhdentAly, BY mall on
receipt Of two stamps to pay postage, s.c. n!
70 Cedar street, New York.
P. Box, 5,079.
march30 63-d6weowly
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-28
Convention Of Tobacco.Growers at
Xenia.

There will be convention Of such agrlcal-
turalIsts as are interested In she cultuF0 Of TO-
bacco, ct Xsnia, Ohio. on the afternoon of Sat.
urdsy, the Cd Of May. Ths object is TO efec.
an organization, and take such action as will
promote the success Of thas branch Of Industry.
-Cneiapatj Commercial.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-28

OFFICIAL dispatches confirm the report of the
destruction Of the gunboats Queen Of the West
and Diana, whi1h the rebels had captured from
us. The rebel papers at Richmond admit thu
destruction Of the boats.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-28
The Wheat Crop.

The Cincinnati Commercial OF Monday says
A letter from Me- Vernon, Ohio, has the fol.
lowing postscript:
r. S.-The wheat crop never looked better
10 this county. Prospect for ftuit--apples and
peaches--is very good. G, r. K.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-28

FoETr rHousAND invalid, wldo wa and nava
pensions. have been asked for since che passage
OF the act granting pensions for the present
war. The widows applications amount to nine
teen thousand, iaV
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-28

On Friday, sayss Washington dispatch, ihs
last quota Of greenbacks was Issued to Pay
masters, which completes the amount to pay the
. Whcis army Of the United States up to and In-
elusive Of the 3Olh Of April, 1868. The total
sam Is ffty-nine millions seven hundred and
sixty thousand dollars.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-28

THr Charleston Mercury, in late issue. pub
Ilahes the following item;
One Of our most accomplished navy oficeri
Is about 10 start with hne vessel on touf o.
exploration, to rival the doings Of The Ala
balna, and another will be ready on the lst O.
May, under another gallant commander.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-28
mocratic Meeting at the
State House.

3. Hos. c. L. vALLAsDloHAM will speak from
the West Front Of the State House, on Tues
day evening. April 2s'b, 1868.
Let everybody tarn out. se4 3
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-28

db1 n Positively MADE FRoM.el. Something
RlU urgently needed In every family and By every
wersoni very light and portable. Agents wanted every
phere. Gall and sse, or sample sent by mail free Of
postage for 10 cent? that retas for el by d. L. VOL
ooTT, No. l70 Chatham square, New York. mar2lf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-28
S-T--186O--X.
brakes Plantation Bitters.

0-l~--1OOU---A
brakes Plantation Bitters.
They purify, strengthen and invigorate Z
They create a healthy appetite. s H
They are an ansidote to change Of water and
diet st,s,t,
They overcome effects Of dissipAdon and late
hours.
, They strengthen the system and enliven the
mind. ~
They prevent mlasmatic and intermittent fe.
.4They purify the breath and acidity Of the
stomach Fa AI'Si .t
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diatrhea, Cholera, ard Cholera
Morbua. .ni llsl8t F-
They cure Liver Complaint AMI Nervous
Headache.
They arc the best Bitters In the world, They
mskeltho weak man strong, and are exhausted
nature'a great restorer. They are made OF
pure St. Croix Rum, the celebrated Ce!isaya
Bark, roots and herbs, and are taken with the
pleasure Of a beverage, without regard TO age
o. time Of day. acknowledgements to
delicate persone requiring gentle atimulant.
Sold by oil Grocera, Drugglsts, Hotels and
Saloons, P. II. Drake e. Co., 2O2 Broadway,
New York. ~.
novQ5-d& Il WIN tt lhsi
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-28

ma LnurENANr, an officer on Besuregard'l
staff, was arrested in Washington on Saturday,
In cltzsn's dress
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-28

Itlshoped that the masses to whom ths call
10 addressed, will BEE 20 II that they be fuly aud
fsithfuily represented 10 the Convention.
81 ordas Of the Committee.
J. D. CoMMINs, Chairman.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-28

THERR was public thanksgiving In Charles
ton, April l6. over the repulse Of our gunboata.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-28
FALL ELECTION.
SHERIFF.

SHERIFF.
EDITOR ONO sTATrsMAN:
Dear Sir--pease announce the name Of DIvIp BEERS,
Jr Of Mifain township, a candidate for Sheriff o.
Franklin county, subject to the decision OF the Demo
cratic Convention, and obllge
MANY DEMooRATs.
EDITOR ONO srATrsMAs:
Dear Sir-Ples announce the name OF ED. DAvrs
az candidate for Sheriff Of franklin county subject
to the decision Of The Democratic Convention, and
oblise MANY DEMOCRATS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-16

The A~htahnIa, {Ohio, Sentinel announces
thar J. r Gliding has returned to his home
IN that place on leave OF absence, on account
Of The rigor of the climate Of Montreal, which
]: st winter Produced atrolhv. lie. therefore
entered bail in the Kidnapping case, instructing
The ,unSel, on The return IF the writ, to move
TO qua~h the proceeding
\ dispatch from Il tIifaT dated yesterday
states that the chesapeake was reported near
IN Have about eighty mile west Of Halifax
She was lying four mile, south Of the town Of
Bridgewatcr, on the IL Have river, It IS re
ported she leaves tonight.
The 3 s. Distrjc: Court was not II session
to day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-16

BOARD OF ALDERMEN There was called
meeting Of the Board OF Alderman last night.
! petition OF Jos $. 3tansbu,y for permits
sion 10 erect a frame builiing IN the rear Of
hi. workshop, On South Royal street, was
granted,
!, report from the Chief Engineer Of the
Fire Department, Of the condition of the Fire
An0aratus Of the cItY, suggesting hat the
Engines be put N thorough repair, was re
c.iyed ana referred 10 special committee Of
;vo trou, each board.
/ resolution passed at the last meeting OF
she Common Council in reference TO the gra
ding Of King street, authorizing the Surveyor
10 reduce the grade Of The street at its inter
section With Fairfax street, two feet, or as
mu h moe as may he cxpediont, to the G1ade
of EAirtax street, to I've adjusted TO suit reduc-
sion If the grade Of King street, was takeu NJ
an the act OF the Council concured III.
The Board then a lonrned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-16
e III E. II D. LID a Z = !.
CHRISTMAS! CHRISTMAS!
IIOLID1T PRESENTS I

4 tn. store, No. IS King street, one door be-
a low Royal, can be found one Of the largest
stocks, suitable for holiday presents, IN the city,
comprising Gent emtns and Ladies' fine Gold
and Silver Watches and Chains. Fine Diamond
Rings, Brc Pins, Earnings. Fine sets ot
JeweIry for Ladies'. Gentcmens' Seal Rings,
Hair Chains-s,ll STYLES ard putterD 5 Napkin
Rings, Cake Baskets, Su"ar Bowls, Fruit Dishes,
trlic Fish, Pie and Butter Knives, Casters,
Gotlrts, Cups, Fine Gold Pens and Silver Uol
ders Gold Pencils Gold Bracelets Salt Cellars,
in Breakfast and Tea Sets, and in fact, every
article usually kept III first class jcWrIry IS
tabliShmcnt most appropriate for presents, be-
ing both useful and ornamental
r. CALI II 81 KING STREET. ~e9N
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-16

LEGISLATIVE. \ ACT empowering Governor
p:irpont to appoint six commissioners to IN.
olirc into the condi} II Of the banks, and lcport,
was Introduced ia the Senate to-day also an
MT fixing the salaries Of certan officers was
introduced and rea<l, I. makes tic salary Of
the Governor, 5000; Attorney General,
$1,000 Treasurer, SlS01; Secretary Of the State,
$3.50 ana Au.lllot, $40, \ biIl ca!IlnS
convention TO amend the constitution was ia
PRODUCED AMI ordered to be printed, The pre-
siding officer III the lower house announced The
select co,uu,ittrc 10 whom is rcfcIre that por-
sion Of Gov pcirpoint message IN reference 70
slavery, rs follows; NesSrs. Birch, uenohaW,
iIuuxhurst, and Nash \ bill TO call CON
yen;iou to amend the Constitution OF the
State was introduced anA LAID Oh Tie table and
ordered to lie printed \ RESOLUTION empower
ing Gov, Ptrpoint to inquire into the con
j1ti0n Of The banks wa, adopted An act
10 appropriate the public revenue TOR the
Ii seal year If 1868, was introduced and refer"
I'd to he COMMITTEE on Finance, This act
likes Tie salaries Ut the various officers, rs
TOlOws: Governor, $500; Adjutanr General,
5000; Auditor, SJ,UJJ CLERK OF the Treas
urer, s. 1000; Clerk Of Adjutaut General,
$500; Juuitor 10 Governor, $500; ior print,
iug. stationary &c, $4,000, anu t,r conun-
gencie>. $1,000 \ resolution was introduced
and passed iu,tructing the presiding ot11-
Ger 10 maui. Of the reporters whether 'hey
: Il, ~ $n -
, 1863-06-03
Hptllal 81 otiftS.


" OLFE'S AROMATIC aCd1Er
~ DAM sCuSAPPs. ., ...,,,n
4 uns.1sa, cuzauyei In ooSscNF71oN' fcno''nS
kecough. &C.
necomn,naea nx ~ Modjc41 Faculty IS csthoa.
con in The rrmovIof DYSPEPSIA. in Ill IT. fotns.
1nnro,sy, ID established curative properties hav
enr heen rfbout ar4sal. as attestcd by unlFe9sA
uatdi col sestimonJ.
@,.nlurctic and Solvent Properties OF tho ":Aro:
rsttc s,1,edam Sehnarps render. Il decidedly ctnca
,ousf Gravel and ali other affections Of tho hdneya.
In t;out and rheumatism. If taken in the form Of
warm punch the patient ,yirg warmly covered in bod.
this rurcscoaolc dtzation will effect speedy cure-
Taken ashotpunch. tn hu umogal and 6pssmodlc Asth-
rna It atIordB immediate relief from the distressing
symptoGs-
D5 is peculiar and specific qualities, It arrests the
cold stage Ague and Fever and prepares the system
or tho administration al I'd aItted curattFes OF this
discase.
Administered in Cholera, Cho.ess Morbus and Collie.
trenorcs erasu restores function Of tho liver.
nrdly produces healthy sccrctions II should be t.
ken mixed With hot water and sugar.
AsaEerv1ne, = Tonic and Purifier Of the Blood, I
rial Of fifteen 5ears. in all climates and under Ill cir
eumstances. hasssampeditw With
reculiarl, adapted to tho complaints Of decattFe-
alca it stands pre- emiuent among the established Gu
satiyes Of tue day.
It the only alcoholic preparation In our country
That can te generally tmbibed with pleasure and safe
sy never whsn taken t, excess producing head"
ache Of ether unpleasant consequence
eold Handsomely wrapped In yellow papers. in pint
and quart bottos by all DruEGlss Apotneearies aod
drocers In the Unttd s'at:s. Fa.chase from ING 80
rertised agents to p.eveIt imposition In countcrfsa
snd 1nft.tJons al tho whole County u flooded with
, 1863-06-03

THE PAssA1c-The editor Of the Scientific
d,ne4i:an, MLo has examined the shot marks
Oh the Passaic, says:
We find IN accurate representation Of the
Nhitworth shot ml.ress-d in tue turret in
n any placcs. If these much boasted projec-
tiles Al c not able to do any greater damage
than they did, We may safely defy all the Eag;-
lish n-clads and their arntameuts. Tie Whit
worth shot, or fac *inailes Of them, In major
turret in all possible positions, and show very
l.oor shooting on the part Of the rebels. For
our own part, we assert that the favorable
opinions hitherto expressed in regard to those
vessels have been greatly strengthened, and
We do not hesitate to eay that, with the pres
fort or any iron clad afoat SO far as the i'm
PROBABILITY Ct their armor is involved, VIC
would not hesitate an instant to conflde Our
personal safety to the thickness Of their walls.
, 1863-06-03
ARMY Snt1ers snd the pnh!ic.

Tie subscsber bege lcAve to tufosm tao citizens Of
the West that he has appointed Messss J. b. Reed
Co. OF Cllcaso tbs Agents for the aAle Of his "Ce]e.
hrs1ed Schied an Aromatic Schnapps" who ElllsupR1y
the Arm. 6utlers and Western merchants, AtEe~ Tork
rrtces adding 1ei.ht. THIS Gin il now the standard
drink Of tbs world It has beeh tested by the whole
Redlcal F1cu1ty, And proIounced by them to b the
Yuzest l:quo. manufactured. Theasuclc has suffered
in Its sale in the w. for sevtTa years p*s IN conse
qucncc Of tic great quantity u counterfeit s:hnspps
which has been ralacd CT By nerchants Of tue West
tocou.umers To ayotd tbs hereafter much u pos
eble, he has appointed the aoovenamed 1Em agents.
where purchasers rely getting the genuine as-
c!c. Army Suffers vii nnd this Gin the cheapest In
ported quor IN t country. It ia used In III the hos
pl.als IL New Fork, Phi'adc,1hsa aud Washington
UDOLPaO WOLFE
= Beaver street. New Tork-
@.GCo Cases Of vEO1fc-s CeEebra~
ted sscIli&.<tam ArOma.
tic Selma Pr,
Fur Fa1c by J.H. REED e. co. Agents.
myAe,1sSm 1aG Lake strict. Chicago.
, 1863-06-03

one OF the "two ye.,rs' New York regiments
ut home, Is related by paper Of that city:
On Saturday afternoon, at the corner OF
Prince street and Broadway, while returning
regiment Of war-worn veterans were march,
lug down Broadway, they were spit upon AMI
insultcd by coarse 1angtagc from three very
richly and faeAienably dressed women, who
called them Northern cowards,' - loafers,"
"wliite trash,"' &c, and one Of them said.
"One satisfaction-Goyernoz Seymour won't
let you vote." 4 policeman wus hunted up,
ard asked to quiet them, but he only replica,
"My God! Arrest them! Why, # 1should
order them to stop abusing the soldiers, every
Copperhcad Journal in the country would
raise such hoHl, that would loose my pc
sftf0n ~
, 1863-06-03
DR. JAMES, formerly Of New

DK. JAMES, formerly Of New
~ Orleans,) whose upzivaacd SUCCESS In the treat
sncnt Of C1onIc Mescural Bsuod and other diseases
THAT REQUIRE SKILLFUL TREATMENT,
Eaa permanently located himself 1t 50 Randolph
Etreet Chicago. d.. Dr.Jameaisrceoumendedoyt by the me
ca! faculty. and the almost entire res Of the South
Thousands o. unfortunates blese Dr. JAaES who
but 10. hi.1 wou1d be r-les a miserable extsr
ence TH enytaole reputation Dr.. james enjoys fto =
Tic Lakes to the Gu is the result Of years Of study
sad observation.
Dr.. Jaree uses 10 Mercury. 1odde. Potss71 Arsenic
or 6ararn-1l.a In TIE treatment OF blood dscasess
bit ncut -n'izer, Wit b II positive cure-
Organic Weakness cured By new and tntS1lo'a
s.cthot saving both tine and expense.
Office and parlert al 81 l:srcolph street.
Office hours from 4. l. uutl sF II.
CONSULTATIONS n;y1aLABLE.
, 1863-06-03

sett5 54th (colored) regiment made q very
favorable impression u pom our citizens yes
terday. It is composed Of able.bodied men
who are remarkably proficient in drill and
marching, and are evidently undcr excellent
discipline. Their officers arc superior in
point Of capacity and experience. So tar as
ly to prove as efficient Us any which has been
sent out Of the State. The enthusiastic, who
hare seen their soldic1ly bearipg, would at
once pronounce the experiment success
Eoxfon Journal.
, 1863-06-03

TIE CONDITION or THE SoUTu.-An officer
Of Connecticut regiment, who was lately
taken prisoner, and carried to Richmond,
writes US follows to the New Haven R.llad-
ian:
"Bcforc being taken prisoner. was some.
what under the Impression that we could nes.
er whip the South. Since taking Il free trip
t. Richmond, I hare come to tho firm concl1-
and that the time Is not far distant wheu they
wil1 lElye to knock under, whether our army
advances OR not. You would bn astonishei
to see the miserable condition they are i'm
, 1863-06-03
SENTENCE OF A COURT
MARTIAL.
An Illinois Officer Dismissed.

WASHINGTON. Nay 30th, 1868.
Before general court martial, Of which
Lieutenant Colonel ATr0Wsmith, 18th New
York volunteers, is President, convened at
he; d. suarters, Sd division, 11th army corps, BY
virtue Of Division Order No. l, Of May 18th,
1863, frpm these headquarters, was nrnligued
ard tried 1et Lieutenant. John Spoerri, SD
regiment, Illinois volunteers, on the follow
ng charge
Charge Fi1st-Afisbehario before the enemy.
Charge Stcond-Cowardicc.
Charge 9ht1d-TryiDg to 1escrt.
Ftnding-0f first charge, guilty; Of the second
charge, guilty; OF the Third chargc. not guilty.
Sentence-To be cashiered, and to forfeit all
pay aud emo}unents due or to become due to
him; that at such time and place as the Com
mandirg General shall direct he be, In the
presence Of the regiment, stripped of all
badges Of Office, and this sentence then be
read to him, and TINT the offences of which he
has been found guilty, the name and place Of
abode {Sinciair county, 1llinois}, Of said Lieu
tnant Spoerri, aud this sentence be published
in a newspaper uf the Sta'e of Illinois.
In the CASE Of lit Lieutenant John Spocrri,
SEQ Illinois Volunteers, the proceedings, find.
ings and sentence ure approved. This officer
accordingly CEASES to belong to the military
service Of 1he United States. Tie division
commander Wi}l cause that portion of the
sentence which directs Lieut.. John SpoerIf,
SD Regiment Illinois Volunteers, to be
stripped Of all badges Of rank, and to have
this sentence read TO hin in presence Gf his
regiment, be carried into execution at the first
dress parade Of the regiment after the receipt
Of this order
, 1863-06-03

nR. H1LLIARD-Lonz sind IA
~ rorab!y known in the Northwest. has his Office
at 6 Randolph street. Chicago up stairs for the cure
Of a1l diseases female Special attention given
70 all ua.adies Of long standing. 1lave cured soHe
OF the o.st Of blood diseases cver known in
.lls county. Patients At dls:ance cao consult me-
by letter with every conhdence- Advice gf8M En-
close stamp to ready answuf ointcsrosAsons
Female Colder Lunar P1ls* orlce one dollar rar box
sent TO distance three three-cent stamps aFc re-.
CURED topreray postage. On'c hoaEs from a. u tn
1pPA P O. box $50, Chicago. IL my31t382w
, 1863-06-03
DROVOST MARSHAL GENE


WAsnrs17oy. May I'd 1863
Eo11 3E-The attention ot all officers. who have
been honorably discharged on account Of wounds Of
isab IT. and who desire TO Re enter hc ssryce In tha
ord,rs, Eo: rs. q 1eCs from The Var Deps,t9en:.
Officers are requested to coap!y pr.,nrtly Win the
provisions Of tlat order and e fend thsi. written ~
Invalid Corps {statng the character Of their disabll
ty wite - LITTLE delay q possible to tie Acting ~
they mny be Such Acting Aessrsrt Provost Maraha'
General ~tl at once for4asd the applications With
Washington.
Otacefs for tie 1nTalid Corps viii be appointed In.
u:ediately n7on furnishing the papers required by
General trdtr No. 1os- oflSG3 from War
TheI-psy and cmolutnents viii commence from date
tnte Of organization ct the respective commancs to
ElActl they may be assigned j. L. FRY
IyM e5594w PEoyott NAFHhal General.
, 1863-06-03
a New Fleet Of Hr0u-CIat3%.
from the New York Evening Post. S9,h.1

The Nary Department proposes to con-
struct i fleet Of sea-going iron-cla4ls. The
New 1ronsidcs is the only armored ship we
low have Of tha. class; and while Monitors
may be setyiceable for larbor defence, no one
doubts the hepecessity If sea- going tleet, whict,
shall be able to hold In check tho armored
sqradEon6 Of foreign nations. .
Our Fca.going iron-clads are to be Of 6, 500
tolls burtltn, to draw not more than fifteen
feet wafer, md to steam not less thun thlr.
teen miles IN hour. They are to have two
turrets, aud each turret is to carry two Is inch
rif1cd guns.
The English are building only their smaller
ships with tuzrcts. They hold, au.t We think
rightly, that large ship should carry more
formidable armament than can be placed In
tu1rets. 1t is we'll known that the offensive
power Of the Monitors is their weakest point.
One gun is as gocd rs dozen against wood
cn slip; but III d fight with iron sides, or with
heavy stone walls like those of Fort Sumter,
broadeide Of the New Ironsldcs--is worth an
hours firing Of Mentor.
Nor is a speed Of thirteen knots sufficient.
Some Of the English irnnclads have made
fourteen or fifteen; as We are building after
they are done, we ought to get out Of our
ships al least as great speed as they get out
Of theirs. In q naval light, now TINT steam is
used, the battle il likely TO be often to those
who ale s"iff a. well MS strong.
, 1863-06-03

AIS OFFICE TAsn1x6ToN, D. C.. M8y p 1861
men Rlo desire to join any particular Regiment
ent tteu,eeltee at anY time during the 1t1t thirty
rueC to the Board RI EnralNent IN t3elr respective
uron their nne.s for the service II found to
he tt Tie Provost Mars,al Of tire District shall give
at thr headquarters OF the a. a. Provost Marshal Cen
esa1 ofttc STATE Assocn as they
.nnetc'!! Eand disbu1s1g officer pad By hl Tho
bounty allowed by 1AW. JAMES B, FHT.
mySl e516 In Provost Aayebal Geueral
, 1863-06-03
Railroad arid gtea111bpat Elnes.

! NORTHERN TRANSPORTA-
| ~ ton NcoMPANY.-FooE ogaensbgrgh: soqshinE
| 80. Cape. Vinceef and saciests HaTboF. The new
and first class screw stea4er
BUCKEYE, E. Chapman, master,
q 81 as1e
Ind. B9ils!o: SeT Iefk: Bost3a: Lowel. L4wIsaes:
points. Fl issigei + p3sssss sppiy 70 ~: ISwE.
$kEES General western Passenger AssRs
CUNARD LINE.
Steam to Queenstown and Livsrp3ol.
TIE first class powerful Steamships
MARATHON, TRIPOLT,
T111 sail from Now York every alternate "Wednesday
o% MstrPee sysy raf4 and from
ssssy ss.1a.s
from Ses York 9s.5c psyabc in Cold or It's equiva-
i. sa:ss ::1; 2sH ss?H uoS
HENRY GREENEBAUM,
General Passage Agency corner Of Lake aad ! Lasaaa
street. Chicago. 1ny.toSS3-3a
pEOPLE'S LINE OF NEW
STEAMERS.
For Buffalo and all Way Ports
VIII leave Dock, foot Of North Lassl:es It,.
EVERY EVENING, at O'CLOCK,
{suypAT EICEPTEDo
FOR BUFFALO
And all intermediate Ports.
These Doats are NEW AND sUPERDLY FINISHED
aAdtave a! tie modasn accommodations for Passea-
L. BRADLEY. Ticket Agent
................ Office No. = North Wells 1T.
Post Office Box 4iS. mysea1 w
1868.
Western Transportation Company
WESTERN EXPRESS,
THE WESTERN TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
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MICHIGAN CENTRs L RAILROADS,
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