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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-02-28
STEALING Cavalry HoRsE.-The Washing

STEALING A CAVALRY HoRsE.-The Washing
ton Star says: 4
Afe~ weeks ago, Mr.. John Hinsley purshased
a horse from military officer for $50. List
Monday, two soldiers Of the 9th Michigan Cav.
AIRY. who we're in the city, saw the horse and
identified it as one that belonged to their regi-
meut. Upon their return to their quarters, they
reported the discovery to their superior officers.
The Colonel detailed Lieut.. Hastings to come to
the city yesterday, and recover the animal. Up
on his applying for the horse, be was recognized
bysh then owner as the officer from whom he
purchased. Officer j. F. King was called upon,
Who took the Lieutenant and the horse, and de
liyered them into the custody of Col. Baker Of
the q. s Detective Corps. A proper investigs
ton will be made eff the affair.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-02-28
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- in advanced Stages
H. OF the Disease. &
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wonderful Of pulmonary disease, have made it
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Few the communities, or families, among them
who have not some personal experience Of its effects
living trophy in their midst of its victory the
subtle and dangerous disorders Of the throat and lungs
As all know the dreadful fatality of these disorders and
they know too the effects of this remedy need not
do than to them that has all the viz
tues that it did have when making the which have
won SO strongly upon the confidence of mankind.
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j. Reed Co., Ctcsgo AID az dealers IN N adicinei
everywhere. % .r jUlylhaRwsowly +,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-02-28
r OoK HERE.

We are paying the hgheet marke. pricein CASH for
Flax Seed War checks but does not stop us. We are
particularly anxiousto buy who loaned seed
but have been Induced to sell to others less thar
we are paying. BURNHAM JAEGER,
ectl 9.dHwf I
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-02-28
rhe Romber1nent Of vieksbure.

X ysfsa 49, gNT OAlkO, ceO. ZO.4
From passengers Who left Columbus this fore.
noon, learn that . telegram had been received
At that place from Memphis, to the effect that
burg. had commenced bombarding the town.
We are at loss to say whether this Was the be-
ginning Of general engagement, or whether it
is to feel Of the enemy Desc ~ ssift7ssla ast
The Ohio river is rising very rapidly at this
point. ye9
On the 18th. a force of hundred and fifty
Confederate cavalry attacked . forage train Of
ten wagons from Memphis, and captured it.
Another train was captured at the Lafayett de-
pot without loss. We hear also Of another train
being captured near Nosoord, on Tuesday. = s ;
The Let Tennessee Union Cavalry captured,
near Jackson, Tenn, u Of Capt LoDgstreets
guerrillas. Eight Of them had taken the oath
Of allegiance, and had it in their pockets. They
will be sent to Alton.
The gunboat Indianola ran BY the batteries at
Vicksburg without receiving single shot. She
had on board II 900 bushels Of coal for her own
nse. She proceeded at once down the river, her
destination being Red River. She has plenty
pations are INDUCED as to what she will accom-
plish.
The last boat from Vicksburg reports rebel
batteries on both sides of the river at Cypress
Bend. 1hey are not considered formidable.
Abrother Of Gen. Forrest, at Memphis, informs
the Bulletin that the General has died of wounds
received at Donelson.
The crew of the steamer Hercules have ar
rived. They were taken back some ten mile
and paroled. The guerrillas returned next day
after burning her and sinking three barges load
ed with coal. This, together with other outrs
ges, and the fact that they were harhored b,
citizens of Hopeield, induced the Federal Az
thorities to burn that town, which they did las
Thursday.
The steamer Mill Boy was sent over to take Of
board the women and children when the torcl
was unrelentingly applied. The privilege hay
ing been abused, an order has been issued Q
Memphis that no provisions Of any kind or un'
der any circumstances, shall cross the river init
Arkansasn a
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A BRICK House SToLES.-l4ast summer, q GER
tain firm in this city, being largely indebted to
q celebrated Chicago brewer, offered, as part
payment of the debt, middling- sized two story
brick dwelling house, situated not far from the
Fifth Ward School House. The Chicago man
came to our city, inspected the property, and
accepted the offer OF his Dubuque debtors. The
house and lot were accordingly decided to him,
and he went away apparently well satisfed with
the results of his bargain, but forgetting to Sc
lect person to take charge If his property, and
without taking any pains to secure tenant.
A few days ago, Nj. Brewer, being little
troubled for funds to meet several large de.
mands, came over again to zee If he could not
raise little means by disposing of his Dubuque
property. Having found real estate man who
seemed willing to accept bis cheap offer, he pro-
cured carriage, and took bis friend with him
to look at the premises, and close the bargain
They went to the spot where the Chicago man
last saw ito no house was there; it had Eys
teriously disappeared; nothing but . cellar and
foundation wall remained oft. Imagine Chica.
COS "felinks" He came down town, put up his
horse. and Immediately started on a search for
his lost brick house. For two or three days he
hunted, he investigated, and wore out bis shoe
leather-but all to no purpose. His mansion
could not be found. Teams were seen by per-
sons living in that vicinity, carrying brick and
lumber from the place by wagon loads, day after
day, but where they went to, nobody knew, and
save himself, nobody cared. After three OF
four days, he gave up the search and went home
entering upon his loss account: "by one brick
house in Dubuque, 81 600"
It seems that q shrewed, large-scaled thief
learning that nobody seemed to own the house
had boldly taken it upon himself to remove the
tepament. and re- erect it somewhere else for BIZ
own benefit. But who it was, not soul in al
our city seems to know.-Dubugue Times.
, 1863-06-04
INTERESTING CORRESPONDENCE.


:, -: REAR OF V1cKsBun0, 1lay Is, 1863.
During the recent occupation Of the city Of
jackson by the Union army, Gen. ]. II. Tut
lie, commanding division in sherman's
Army Corps, made his headquarters at the
House Of F. 7. Cooper, Esq, the editor Of the
jackson llsssissippian. Among the papers
which the fngacious editor left behind him,
WAS the following letter from Douglas II.
Hamilton, a politician Of some note in Louis
lana, and lis reply thereto. send you copies.
They contain an Interesting chapter In the
sec,et history of the rebellion. The originals
are in The hands Of Gen. Tuttle, subject to the
inspection Of the curious:
NEW LAUREL H111 Posr OFFICE,
WEST FEIICIAEA. IeA., Feb. q, 1883.
e 1ne Son1 q he s ns s m eao
ral article to which desire to call yorr attention
States" ThIs paper, tor some reason, tailed to
come by mail In due season, and arrived at the
ea1ne time as come OF the following week, OF
thst date you have inserted IN article intended for
DeBosc's Kerieso, By = Python" and notice the
Article editorially with favor Be pleased to inform
nioposis,c thnt any Of The FREE states Of the old
Unton should be admitted into the Conledeiacy. l
cau hardly rea1Ize that Jon can be willing to my
Euch pfQp09lLlQDs puL put lultll tuCeG
ae rEELH1ss among our ownpeople, aud to stimulate
thc miserable Western Yankees to persevere IN
theIr opposition to Lincoln and his Abolition ad-
mpstation and py producing disssns1on aqar
common enemy, relieve us IN measure Of the
tremendous power they azs preparing to b1in:
against us. -,-..,.,n
nled already by the wait Of unanimity Of scnti.
ment and feeling betwc.n the people a9d ~
tic army on the one EIDE, ;, a1a ID, ths h. a.. ad.
quarreaag ar ~ t.,tsse; 70 4aes R212ated,
our complete Independence, BY fostering aHd M i en.
isnecesas.y and proper, and at the same time hold
out no promises which IL The future We nay hssi
fute 10 fulall think ccun. EFs can ofer f1jo5n
itl;t Iiaessn,' Addition 1aad Nev Eagtand 1aa
| ffts, and gDeT catesaHg and putting
| to Ieah eEeyr public man ~ fhe old UAi9a
| 1ko has been q councillor or adrIser n L3neo!n
yyo cau make treaty Of peace aud commerce will
/! them, granting them the ffce navigation OF tbs
Niseissippi to It's mouth, "a right we never deniet
| them. howeycr) and MODERATE PRIVILEGES o
trade with us But further than this would not GO
and hope yon wonld not either.
| Your paper, for como reason, Ia takenas an q
, 1863-06-04
THE NORTHERN
Transportation Company

OF OHIO.
Is pRzPAE1D TO 1RAgspoBr PgorKRrT HEIwEEa
BOSTON, ALL POINTS IN NEW ENGLAND,
NEW YORK AND TIE WEST,
WITH PRoErrNESs, CARE AND DISPATCH.
This well known ltne Of fifteen rat ciass screw Steam.
eTs connccis at 0GDEN3BUGH with railroad for
Boston snd 81 points H. New England ss naos w
New Yo7E; and at Gswcgo vita line OIL t2iru
first class Canal fsoats between nsVeKs.
Troy, albany and Neg York,
Form DAILY LINE from Rohtou. New 9ork,
OgdaI sbureh CAPE Vincent md 0sweEo 70 Cleveland
Toledo End Detroit and = TRI WEEKLY LINE
To Chicago and intermediate Ports
AGENTS.
JMYERs, u Pearl street, New York,
JOHN uOCKTEG, State street. Boston.
GEO a. EDDY. jgdeaaburgn.
JOHN q. era AWFOfD. 0Swt&o.
A. F, SMITH. Cape Vincent,
WALKER 4 HAYS, Toledo.
E. T. MATHEWS. Detroit,
o. L. HALE. Mi1w9ukee-
PdLTGS b BkEED. Cleyelaht;
Office and dock foot Of North Lasslls ststet.
nah11 -hi1G-lm
, 1863-06-04

sault, but has lost up to MAY eatl,, noon,
four men killed and 50 wounded, mostly very
slight wounds-names not given.
'x1GHT1-YmsT ILLINOIS INFANTRY.
Killed, 13-colonel James ]. Dollins, while lead
r. head Lleutsnant Hugh WaEaock "A, a
Inson, l. FalEner; Z. William ?. Mccoy; +, j.
". Branan; g, Lieutenant VI flliau L. Farmer, ".
T: Russell; H. J. 3. Dillard, ]. ]. Watsinger.
saut1nt ,tz; M sat aSg 1sg
Sehn asly + HR9ss + Wsl!s 4 Etaesto9
Ehe9 AsmpeWR g.. ws9 geth Pro
shiPpineott, slightly; ] B Alexander, ] B Brown,
Dageu, Il Woodside, 4 Dauough Co D, Capt c
8 Ward. Brown. ] Standing. { 3 Frankey,J
Ee Ponc4es = EnIs Thomas; ~ WIll " w5iP-
e1ts, YIN Perriyin, Al Lemon, L 6prots. Co E,
Lieut. John Lamar. 3 Fad, g L Fly, Wm r -Roh.
s.ts. 60 F, Capt s L Campbell, .slisotIy; . "
F f1echett, ] Ennis, Is naryis. GO q, Captain &
y Sisney, II 81 Richa,s. a Wil!sms, ] Myres, J
Webb, VIM II Henderson, II Tomlinson, Wm
ter, " Fefre!l. 9 " Danleia, & asntcr,
Grisn.an, Il J Matatnges: T . Owen, ) slatten,
n y ? st@ms, B Wlibqrn Weeks. Gel. Y Tay-
Thomas Welsh, Thomas Keith, a Mcclellan
TH1Rrx-sEcoHD ou1o INFANTRY.
WouNDrD,-10.-J Hamilton, co B, thigh; WI
kimball, slightly knee Co E, John Sullivan, se-
veEc]y. Aaron Loyett. slightly; Co G, II Hardin,
severely; TO II. Jacob F Early. severely, ] G Nil.
Ter, severely; George " Morris, severely; Co 4,
Jacob Snyder, slightly; Dan Wcyman, slightly.
SEVENTH MISSOURI INFANTRY.
K11LEn,-6.-Co A, Michael Walsh; Co B. pri-
rates Norton, Whclan, Courtney; Co E, Corp Dun;
Co G, Baldwin.
WouSDED.- A, Capt z SwItzcr, Lieut.
0,ConnOr, SeEEt Mcclure, priyates Little, Lee,
Harrigan, Flaherty, O'hfara, Kearney, Mckee,
Beanson, Kennedy. Farrell; Co B. Lieut. Porter,
srrgt Fitzgerald; Corps Ryster, McNally, CALI
CHER; prisates Daniel Mcknight, John Reilly Nor
rierty, Mccormick. Moore, Ben brady, Win Soo-
hey; Co c, Sergt Butler, Corp r O'Salliran, prl-
yates Farmer, Woods, Pat Sullivan, lat, II Lt.ary,
J O'Leary, ] Sullivan, P SuSgerson, G . SuIlt-
ran, Co D, Lieut. Russell, Serst Whelan, prfrates
Murphy, Barry, cotnay, D Hogan, ] Lyon, II Ken
ne3y; Co E, Corp Do1,ahoe, privates Hyde, Obi
en; Co +. Corp kIcNally, priSates Birgt, Clayton,
Springer; Co q, Corp " Barry, prtvates JsP Green,
Dunlap, Smith. McDonaid, priyatsa Rcardoa, I'll.
cdeon, Sullivan, P1owmap, Mcclure; Co I, Corp
Uces, priyatea LcaTcc, Harrington, Hover; CO &,
Lieut Wileon, sergt montgomery, Corps Foes,
MlssINo,-9-Co a, Brett; Co D. pr1yates Pc
tcrs, MeAtahon: Co E, Se1gt Masterson, privates
Gaines, Goim, Hart, Murphy, 0'conuor.
, 1863-06-04
Expresses arrive and depart m follows:
FROM AND TO

Expresses arrive and depart n8 follows:
FROM AND TO
Detroit Buffalo; Albany, New Y9rk, Boston. Toronto
- - 50 r Il. Sspafs i - !. Il ,aaa lis i. {. -
g!a lie Gtat PennsS lvsnia I:ousss: arTise st5o 4
1adss etc. Green castle Loni:slla and
South. via Michigan Central. and Louisville. :Sew
Aaa9E r. cnaisPSS aspse. 4 IL
aad sens
asS:soA, II and $50 a depart at 7a' A n and
Centsa|s, St Louis. Cairo and South via Illinois Gen.
s5i;s ;s;5 i; 81 aadss IL. depart It $50 a. Ii:
Msndea L sale. Bloomington, Decatur. ea1esba.g.
EEu!tpsSn :n s ooa IL 1ogs ana
Fas, Va {. .. AND Hannba! and 81. Joseph i: f
IS nsSaa asSa1t Rsts as it',ss asa " and ~
Daon TntoD Iyoss Eiatep IeaeE Rap!ds a. cTIo,eao
Fulton saa Ioga SsntIsl; Chiesgo. .IoTa aaI Ss6Tss
Il ss fa's tRsf :eG s;s4 a'ss L
nsss Eof5s,a TssfPoss ;sss
Ceosr Ealla Eort DotEf and Sioux Gtty T. P.st,ts &
asa o. L L +
IeIolt nd MaoiEou- illinois Central. naets Point.
I'D s u T. - @ dsasft q soo sd 80 ~, 49,
si5iss = S s1 asEs e o,
StsSsses s Fl ii IL s
eipEt ssE: atSys s1a # IA IA. 4 q s9d $50 H. de-
wsussgan' wss kenosha. tasins SIwaakse E1khorn NJ.
sss "a Il Ssssss f sns S.scpi f3
REes szEivi Az 81 + 1'2 n. and so H. depart at
u eooS. toa Ill sss siidsE i tas et5es saa % Dc;
, 1863-06-04

! slight: Henry Smith, D. sererc; L BILLS, E, Sc
| we're; A Zartman, A, mortally; Albert Dickinson,
I. mortally; VIM Burlingame, E severe; John
G ssit wv W.: +, ssslifgsi sifgsii JONI
Lawler. &. severe; Nc 4 BlcNntt. G, Severe: 4
Eteeman, D, severe; John Dwyer, I, severe: b s
scysre Rynolds, sIisht; Ea' chas BsoSa B@Ssa,
E. e1ight: F Webster, D, slight; Bdguam, C,
| tljghti ] Hc1landworth. G, severe; r Travis, b,
rete; Lieut. Col Z Roe, sllght: y
1fIH WIEcoSsr-Gco FafWell, 9. severe; II a
Jueobue: H, severe: Bowel, G. severe; John
Fay, =, Severe; g c Nelson, Z. slight; Nelson
Aycr, G, severe; JStephsns, Z, severe; Kerr, q,
ssht pi%01 sa0s p = eit Hsns}o. aSS9o
seFsre: Z CLANCY, 3, severe; L Shaddock. 1, 81
we're; Lieut. chaa Allen, \. severe; Rob Lee, Z,
eeFeIe; ; J nazslton. A, eeysre;J Hillyer, 4,
Case. G, severe; Capt ] 4 Peaslee, q, mortal; j
Harrington, +, eevere; Geo kafb, g. severe: L
Mo291e, n2g,a, 6 sltght; Hqghbank, r. U, severe; J
Eritn, 3, slight; Henry May, G, slight; G "
Stroud. C, severe Newton, +, mortal; D Kochrr,
9, severe; 1ogamalls. G, seysse; 4 Enright, Il,
sses F. ssvers ototas u
94sltu', 4, sleht; Il Scott: 8: severe: ] F Mason,
ot!er %adsa dsa e. G re-
Leat Jcmes Law, q. slight; Cleo Baker, &, severe:
u Pohlman, C., slight; G ] Moag, F, severe; 81
Ho1yenson q seve5c Ne " Auses E sesefe;
d!exe: :, = setere; Q : Kobinsoa, q, aevei;e; 6 5
Mather, F, severe !. y Kfnser, E, severe.
4a]]y, ?, Dc; g SHINY, 4. do; Wm c1ossen, b. do;
Do; Harris. ri G 5 DO; Smith, Il slight; 4' "
EoItuls, 4, severe; Gilbert Faulkner, z, DO: Capt
E Smith. +, severe L Honae. D. severe n Razey,
F, DO; y. G Duff, F, do; II Rafferty,, A, do; 1t A
. Richards, allebt: s c'smith, 4. sevcte; j Da-
y!d,qn, E Do; Bes.d, G. dei y d csa,nsF, Do
Iitten, {, ssssEs; i snnss, D, si,sht: % Boyd,
tes' scIta Ri.s Psn's seYHssa Gennqf
aessle; aE i sni,h, g. d.; % Mcaai5, RsS <. do; 4
AsS, san ispEas4-M s1 Rarlaou, c, seycic; I'm
bow, /; rcyerc; G q cuppe!, j, aishE; i Rllnn, i,
ss ~ 81 Ss J. sssest seotas
n cbaain. i, zlirht " Pullman, ' 6, serere; s' M
sIiEhs; + u q T!I, i, seyesa; q 7 Rem, l. Do:
scotton. 3. severe: J 1 Morn, +, 40; j i Elliot,
I. 90; y Willing. ?, do; Van Meter, slight; 6
Rade5, @ f!,i'sn !S;s5c i i,t htoTR I F. DO; Whitman
" Ebey, 4. mortal; Dempsey, 6, seyete; j
toni; r, az; i ~ ~ Wright, +. slisht; y Rlg1on,
=, sl:sntai a ~ sfasr @ p flight; IL Caster D, ss;
uahna'a, D, slisht; Weber; 2, severe: T Mar
~: =, 40 do"dtf' D. DO; htsafofd' F. do;J
18Th lsDlAxA-J Hazbe5son, G. scyero: II 7
Stewart. G, slight; ?; Castle. G, DO; Major G
5s do oaon K Do Go dGonp
Hawkine, 4, severe,
IsT 1owA-L y Southern, z, slight; ] L Whee
IT, A. ea PsnNs Sb;s l. d aG fs
do; Rotz, E, DO; J Lanspact, E, severe: G Hat
field, I, slight; Wintcreleen. a. do; ] Whalvn,
u SC severe; : icat Roberts, @ 4, e do caot, nsvd
Graves. I, slight; T Bunson, D, severe; j
sehGpf, E, do; ! Falmar: I. do; Anderson, q.
90; I4uIson; =; sl:sht; D Preston; Z, do; J
severe: " Hiuer. 4. 10; 4 q Nichols, Il, do; G
Cory, F, do: = urrbcr, 4, slight; " Dsreow,
, 1863-06-04
CHICAGO 1NF1RMARY AND
HEALING INSTITUTE,
1s9 South Ruekcr sreet, corner Of Vest Faa
Burrn street, Chicago, H.,

whsre aetea sns snS.s hnMsaiaZ .sd sss Nsna
1cSy ucaieA for al re lis and diseases 10 Hih the
luna tiesh r. hei. Of both chronic and asusA iorn
n R-I,cularkabte cures n:1dH aitoaE the EhrpQtC-
a1iy af1ictsd aud dchiiatea humanity: Ne Fespee1.
fuy iLvitr lie Atte1uau Of Ladies' to the shoSo in
insaljos ean obtain ftrss rooms and board q
this Home Of Health Transfer persons or cl!ens Of
cseo wsss yst 81. e en- :, t,t W, she
son et. ct idc Of Kuckef street then Eo
south 81: hl4cka to No; 13s E1aninsttoa Fee Mfo.
bsttsIy r se ca o. senaon
from a. n. 10 P. NJ fexcept In elneFEenc!ea9 The
examination and ned'cal nn3eI t % 9neI.
sdan ~, Dul,on win .istt patients profes*ioaanL
hi,on t,nrticnt patients cst have ned!cnee
ed to them by express MedlGlac5 are pzepasea anu
aay Enay e e5 s7a sss r.. IT,
lion up0n point OF Ernnnd Is feet above t1t lass g
yef rutface. The pul!!c are res!ec1uly inr1tea 20
rondiME w1 rt ase In lase return letter stamp Ad'
<u mys5 esa6 1W LEWIS RAsCON d CO. Props.
, 1863-06-04
pROVOST MARSHAL GENE

= wAs111xnTos. May a2d, 1855.
1retl hcno.abT discharged Oh ncchu.t Of wounds OF
ais4h y. and who oesc 10 re enter the e:rrcs IN tne
Ord1rs. No. is Of 1868. from tie War Department.
pnll!slcd IN the rape.s the coaatr suca
pIovfiors q tst order and 70 seed their E1!tsa ap
Eynllu lorre tatatng the character OF their isAbt
ts with h l!tt- delky rs rosTb!n to the Acting As
se!a1t Provost Aars0 Central Of tire State IN Ehich
he. may 10 Such Actlrg Asskt<It Provost Marsha
General viii st forward the applications. with
Ids frduffement 10 Tie Provost Mkrshal General 1t
NasAireton-
'OfceIb for It InynlId CoEps ELL be arpolnted In
6ieueIal order No; lea. oI,S9 from War D;naE.mslt
81 arcr1terce Of tnch appointments. md not from
,rntch tHrs my be akserped j. II FRI.
NO $50 IL Provost Nntsflal General.
, 1863-06-04
Gtaal n nti1ts.

ESTATE OF JOSEPH GRAF,
u DECEASED-Pub1c notce ss hereby given to
all pe1Aons having claims aud demands asAtnjt the
eatste or Joeeph Graf deceaeed, to present the same
for adjudication and settlement 1t regular term or
The County Court Of Cook County. to be the
Ccurt Bouee tn the City Of Chago- the third Mon
day Of July b. D 1873 heing this seth day thereof
THEREsR GRAF. AdmintstratEE:
Chicsgo May 18th. 1sS mya1 eF9 ia
, 1863-06-04
LndHx IODINE WATER.

Purt 1oDrEx In pure WATER. cure for Sc7otn1A
sSnAumr:.cn, uyspepe1s. rheumatism. NeuEAgia.
NercuGl Dts ard all those distressing and afdtc
a1g ma1ndfes which arsa from oafeebIod. ytttAted
3. ate OF the blood. detective nutrition Impure Ut
n4osrlere. &c.
Iu gciuiuenest Is pnre eoiutou ard it, eIco1cnce
.. medicine Ire nttested Iy such distinguished namcs
G. DR. j. r. Cllton. FroE. u, e. Parker. Fzof. J. C.
booth. MD ot.esr esual,y Will Eno~n to sctenee.
Il PEI bottle,
DR. ANDERS & CO..
PhyMcAns a3d Cbemists, Is broadway. b. 7.
For sale by BLISS sHAhf.
np6 car!Sm al Lake s1fee1. CmcaSo+u.
, 1863-06-04


The United States Express Company will commence
the 18th nsr to DO business oa the following 2nes
Of ratlroseR in the State Of Ttscoust, viz The CHI
cago aud Milwaukee Railroad, tho Milwaukee and
Prairie du ChIen Eailroad snd he Southern W,seopain
Railroad BY securing tteee lines OF raflrosd. the
5;enesal Superintendent HENRY KIP. Esq bas sstab
l.hed regular orces the p1aces named In The list
attached to this Eot1ce: and our very many friends
and patrons may believe me when say thA; It gives
RE treat pleasure be able to announce to them that
The facilities for doing busiEess over the above named
ces Of roads hNse been secured ia this Company md
that herestter We shall not be compelled 70 refuse but
fsey may may fars IN WISCONSIN 1t suy Of 2he poisfs
reached by the aboye roads as We have heretofore on
all otneI rLea tUn BY our Company.
Very respectfully.
.... -.-..-. a. D. CQL71N. Agent
Chicago Mey 18TH 1853. -.
neut, BE- reached by this Company:
WankeERn, Ill. keaoSnA. VIE,
Rncfne Wis Milwaukee. Wla.
.---5EsnkcsbgW WIS., White Water, WIS.
tfj1fHH. WIN. 7.-.-.--
MniiIsnn. WiA Mazonan1e. Wis.
Iopt Rock WIS., 3fascoda. HN.,
Itofcobel WIS.,. Janesyille. Wis,
BrpAdhpe, Wis Noaroe. Wis,
PrnisIe du Chien. Wis. McGreEor, Iowa.
Tm~11 e34 I'll
, 1863-06-04

.K11Ep-Wllliam D crnnn, Co A; John L Re-
p1ogle, I.
45rn ILEo1s, REAR OF v1cksBuRG.
KI1LEp-Maj L Il CorFin.
TLos Bradford. D;- Mclaughlin, D; " r
Bobbe. E; s F Gleason, E; & 4aia7key, E
Buck, F; j Dickinson, F; Truman Shores, F !; E
TParents, G !; Andrew Banks, Il: i q Brown e
Robt McAfe1, H; A G Moh'ey, Il: John jenkins.
I; Be1eman, I; John Cochran, saml Jadd.
1;OJ Wright, I.
M1ssMa-A 3 Peterson, H,prisoner; F Meyers,
a. probably killed.
4bTu ILLINOIS At cnAHrTos HILLS.
KtlIEn-Sergt Major j II Hammond, Leroy
Ba1lard, q Robert Day, q; " Cornell, E.
WouNpEn-Lieut David Williams, A; james r
Battle. a; Robt Mucford, A; g E Oils. B; FS
Rcdiea1n, Cloran, III Burke, II Nalan, II MIR
pkcy. C.; S Sewell, D; J r Holmes, BENZ 9sler, E ;
Eilas Phelps. R Richardson, G r. s Gtaham, Fran
els Bower, Il Albert Blair, Joseph Pometoy. Ell
Duuu. T. Bop.
, 1863-06-04

IL .):ANE5, tltFnell1 VI Ns"
~ Orleans, whoee uutivallcd success In etreaf-
saen. Of Chronic Mescu'!a Blood aad other dseases
THAT REQUIRE SKILLFrL TREATMENT,
E.s permanently iceateo himself It s. Kaudolra-
tt:eet Chicago. Dt. James Recommended oy tue tne
sc faculty sod the almost entire press OF mo souta
Fhousance Of unfnrturates bless DR.. JAMES. wees
nu. ior lin. would be living miserable exist
apco The eEytable reputation DR.. James eEJo3s ffo
TIC Lakes to tic Gu se result Of sears Of st1dy
md observation . ..... --.
Dr. James uses no Mercury. lod!de, Potsss1l A7scuse
OF sarsapa1ila In the treatment Of blood diseases
but ucut .a1lxer. VII. h ii positive cure.
OrEaulc Weakness cured by . new aac 1afaa1p'e
r,etllot, saving both tine and expense-
Oice aud palors At sG Isaatolph street. {upsfaFso
pmce hours from L. II cptil SP NJ
CONSULTATIONS IEYIoLAELE.
, 1863-06-04
Railroad ano 9teambuaf 1t11ts.
CUNARD LINE.

Steam to Queenstown and Liverpool.
The 1sst class powerful Steamships
EIDON. KEDAR,
MARATHON, TRIP0L1,
E!1a4it from Now York every alternate wednesday.
Queenetown every alternate Wednesday.
Etee.age PsssaEs Liverpool to Qneenstown, So;
from New Tork 81: 80 payable In Gold or Its equlva<
For rsteeraec Tntrase apply to WILLIAMS 4 G uIoS
10 Fulton etreet. New York, or
- HENRY GREENEBAUM,
General Passage Agency corner Of Lake aad La:atie
street. Chicago. tnye9 e:S59m
DEOPLE'S LINE OF NEW
STEAMERS.
For Buffalo and all Way Ports
VIII leaye Dock. foot Of North LasaEest.
HFE1EX 1EvEN1NNs M U'uI0CKs
{suSpAT ExdEPEED1
FOR RUFFALO
And all intermediate Ports.
These Boats are NEW AND sUPERDLY FINISHED
and hare all tho mods1n accommodations for Passen~
gers. ,rrv .A
Office No. 2 North Wells st.
Poet Office Box 4718 my22-e231 aH