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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-02-07
stoves +! Stoves !

Stoves Stoves!
DECEIVED this wcok. and for sale. largo and
IL excellent assortment Of Parlor, Hall and cook
ing Stoves Some of the most beautiful and supe-
rior Stores, ever introduced Particularly, the
Wellington Cook Stove. Call and see them.
more general description hereafter.
CANTWELL & CROUCH.
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Business Stand and Dwelling,

in the center Of the town, nearly opposite
the Court House. Two story Brick Dwelling
with 26 feet front. A very desirable Bust
ness Location
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The. Conscrlpt La Interpreted.
THE $500 EXEMPTION PRACTI
C4LLY IGNORED.
AREBEL OBSERVERS STORY.

WASHINGTON, May l6-The 18th sec
ton of the CONSUMPTION today received
an Interpretation on the representation
of responsible citizens of Illinois, that
the re ception of $500 from drafted men
in lieu Of service throughout the west,
would degenerate the enrolment meas
ure, and defeat the attempt to raise an
army.
Secretary Stanton is understood to
have decided that is is optional with him
to receive the money or reject it:
Solicitor. Whiting of the War Depart
ment is understood to concur in these
views. The President is also understood
to concur in this policy.
The clause of the act selling eXemp-
tons at $500 will be practically ignored.
J. Z. Gilfarther deserted from the Sd
Alabama Regiment He says the rebel
troops mostly back in their encampments
His regiment has but 100 men fit tol
duty. 1t lost 225 men in the late action
The rebel officers say their loss is TWEEN
ty-five thousand.
The death of jackson had o grea
effect on the troops.
The division Of Gen. Hood and Picke
has arrived from the Blackwater since
the battle.
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Troops from California-St0ne-
wallis Funeral.

NV York, May 16.-The steamer
Ocean Qaeen brings 1906, 600 ntreasure.
Also 81 men of the California cavalry.
Richmond papers say there is no doubt
that Jackson's wound was inflicted by
the mistake of his men. He received
three balls in his left arm and hand.
This occurree after dark Saturday. Hav-
ing given orders to fire on anything
coming up the road before he left the
lines, on seeing Federal skirmishers
before him he turned to retreat and was
shot by his own men.
His funeral was very largely attended
by Davis Cabinet, &c. His body was
sent to Lexington.
His statue is to be erected in the cap
itol
Unreliable rumors are going the
rounds that great land and naval bat
tie is progressing at Vicksburg. Rebe
kilograms OF the llth say nothing OF 1t
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LATEST REBEL REPOR S.

JACKSON, Miss, May IZ.-Eieveu VI
Grants cavalry entered and burned
CRYSTAL Spring, on the New Orleans
Railroad, to-day at twelve o clock. The
enemy are terrifying at Rocky Springs
and Western Springs. Gen. Osterhaus
is at Cayuga, with 5000 cavalry and six
or seven regiments Of infantry. The
enemy are reinforcing at Willow Springs
and Rocky Springs from the river. Grant
will probably advance east, and not direct
to Vicksburg.
VlCKsBURG, May I4-Nothing Of i'm
portance transpired to-day. A barge
laden with coal run past the batteries
last night The enemys feet above the
city is increasing. .
CHARLESTON, May l2.-The Britain,
with merchandise, arrived through the
blockade. She started from Nassau on
Thursday in company with the steamer
Norseman, which has not yet been heard
from.
WILMINGTON, May 13-The steamers
Pasha and Pet arrived this morning
from Nassau.
TULLAuoMA, May l2-Bragg reviewed
the North Alabama troops yesterday.
He addressed them briefly in highly COM
plimentry terms. He gave a spirited
and encouraging account of the situa-
ton in front, and expressed the ardent
hope that they may meet with an attack
from the enemy. He leaves to-day tc
inspect the front.
The Richmond Enquirer has savage
article on Burnside for his order against
spies and traitors at home, and condole'
with Vallandigham for his persecution
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-05-18
A BRILLIANT DASH.

A Rebel Town Surprised. Seven On.
GERS, Thirty Hen and Fifty Horses
Captured.
WASHINGTON, May 16.-The following
was received to-day by the Secretary OF
the Navy:
"PADucAH, Ky, May l6, 1863.
am just from the Tennessee river.
| have on board the prisoners captured
at Linden on the night of the 18th
l took on board the gunboats fifty.
five men and horses of the lst West
Tennessee cavalry, under the command
of Colonel VIM r. Breckenridge, and
landed them on the east side of the riv-
err
sent the gunboats to cover all the
landings above and below.
Colonel Breckenridge dashed across
the country to Linden and surprised q
rebel force of more than twice his num-
Der, capturing Lieutenant Colonel Grier-
son, Captain, Surgeon, Lieutenants,
80 rebel soldiers, 10 conscripts, army
wagons, 80 horses, arms, &c.
The Court House, which was the re-
bel depot, was burned, together with q
quantity of army supplies
"Colonel Breckenridge, after this ex-
plot, reached our vessel in safety and
rserossed tho i-vr.----------
:" 1 will send the prisoners to Cairo.
Signed IS. l.. PHELPS,
"a (NOmna pdinph
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News from Rebel Papers.
Federal Baggage and Tents sent
to the Rear-All Quiet on the
Front.

WASHINGTON, May lG.-The Richmond
Enquirer of the 14th inst. is received
1t contains the following items:
TULLAHoMA, May 12-Scouts from the
front report the removal of the enemy 8
heavy baggage and tents to the rear of
Nashville.
CHATTANOOGA, May ll-All is quiet
on our front. There is no prospects of
a battle.
Andy Johnson has been commissioned
as a Major General in the Yankee army,
with authority to organize force of five
thousand Tennesseeans and 10000 mig
gers Bob Johnson, son of Andy John
son, has been promoted to Brigadier
General
Ex-Governor Neil A. Brown has come
through our line from Nashville, and is
now at Pulaski.
The Enquirer says FIVE or six trans
ports landed Federal troops at West
Point on the 18th inst, who are throw
ing up intrenchmeuts across the point
from the Mattapony to the Pamunky
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YORK GOSSIP.
NEW
California Arrival. Cavalry Recon.
nOissance. Wounded all over the
Rappahann0Ck. Mexican News.
Last Words or St0neWall JacasOn.
Hooker VS. Haileck.

New YoRK, May 16.-The steamer
Ocean Queen from Aspinwall has ar
rived.
Private advices received here state
that iron clad vessels of the South At
lantic fleet, were on the 10th of May,
thoroughly repaired, all injuries done by
forts having been remedied The armor
on the hull and turrets is perfect 1t is
now generally believed that the Is inch
guns would be replaced by others of
a smaller bore, and indeed in two of the
vessels preparations were in progress to
ship away the pieces.
Captain Rogers is senior officer in
charge.
Gen. Stahl, day or two since, sent a
scouting party.to Leesburg to hunt rebels.
None were found In force A Skirmish
with Black Horse cavalry, near Warren
ton junction, resulted in killing a citi-
zen and wounded several rebels. We
had three wounded
Especial to Tribunel
WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE last Of
our wounded left on the other side of the
Rappahannock have been brought across
the river As good care was taken of
them while they remained in the enemy's
lines as gould reasonably have been ez--
pected. Our Surgeons have been with
them since Hooker crossed the river
Medical stores sent over at the sugges
ton of Lee were taken possession of by
rebels but issued to Surgeons on proper
requisitions The dead of both armies
have been buried.
The record in General Buells case ar
rived here There's reason to believe
that the findings of the conrt are such
IS to show that the President had ample
reason for removing Buell. from the
command OF the department of the
Cumberland, and that the Government
only erred in postponing his removal so
long
The general tenor of the news re-
ceived from Mexico by the State De-
partment to-day is unfavorable to tine
French, who on the Dist ultimo, had
made only slight progress in the cap
ture of Puebla, the Mexicans defending
the place with desperate courage.
Comonfort had received heavy rein
forcements, and was about to assume
the offensive Gen Forey was believed
to be in perilous situation.
1t is said the dying words of Stone
wall Jackson, were to express a wish
that Gen. Ewell might be assigned to
the command of his troops,
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10 CONTRACTORS.

PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING COURT
i House in the town of Rockport, Spencer
County, Indiana, will he received by the Board of
Commissioners of said County, ON Wednesday, the
goth day OF May, 1861 at their sitting in the Court
House in said town. The draft and specifications
for said building can he seen at the Office of
Messrs. Mursinna Boyd, Architects, in the city
next, after which time said draft and specifica-
tons be seen at the Auditors Office in the
town of Rockport, Spencer County, Indiana.
Bond with approved security will be required for
the faithful performance of the contract in a sum
THUS. 4. pEDI.vI.-.-.
Agent for Spencer County.
RoCKPoRT, Indiana, April u, 1863. ap24td
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L Sensation Despatch to the New
York Commercial.
FEDERAL LOSS EXAGGERATED.

New YORK, May l6-A Washington
letter to the Con,mercias says it is GER
tain the army of the Potomac lost a
large number of prisoners and missing,
that its dead and wounded exceed o.
900. That it left Oh the south bank of
the river n pieces OF urttrrvty, "t".--
large quantity of arms and ammunition,
and that majority of its general officers
desire a new commander.
General Hooker has frankly informed
the President that he will resign the
command of this army if this step is de-
sired by the Government.
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A =. ERlCAN STABLE,
On Third bet. Main and Locust SITS

/ is we'll known throughout the country, pos
sesses Stable advantages superior to any similar
establishment in the City, having arrangements
most elegant and complete description, and at the
lowest rates.
Carriages for visiting to lot Coaches, light
wagons, and every kind of road vehicle 10 let.
Horses sold on commission Second hand Buggy
for sale at the very lowest prices Passengers for
wardcd to all parts Of t country by special con.
veyance. RICHARDSON, BRlTTON 20.
apl4
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Especial to the World.1

WASHINGTON, May l5.-Hooker came
up from the army last night, and to-day
had an interview with the President
lasting for sometime, and to-day re-
turned in special boat.
From what l can learn Hooker re-
turned to maintain his command, and
conduct his army unaided by General
Halleck, throughout another advance
whenever such shall he determined on.
This you may consider as reliable at
present writing.
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No Prospect of a Movement by
Hooker.

WASHINGTON, May l6-From the fact
that number of officers and men are
daily arriving from the Rappahannock
and get leave of absence and go home,
it is regarded as an indication that the
army will not move at present.
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Mosby not Soaring Anybody

WASHINGTON, May l6.-There is no
truth in the alleged threatning move
ments of Mosby's cavalry in Loudon CO.,
I SA
and no raid is at all probable, or indeed
possible.
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FROM NEW YORK.
The President Closeted with Sickles
--Gen.. SEOughton Restored TO his
Rank.

New YORK, May l6.-The HeralGs
dispatch of the l4th says the President
has been closted today with General
Sickles upon Heintzelman' report.
The President has restored General
Stoughton to his rank.
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REMOVAL.

WE HAVE MOVED OUR STOCK OF FUR
w niture from our old stand, on Main Street,
to the store in Aiknan's Block, Two coors from
Sycamore Street, formerly occupied by Morgan d
Co, where we are prepared TO sell all kinds of
furniture at the lowest market price.
j.. II. IMBUSH & CO.,
my2 First Street, near Sycamore.
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Potatoes,

noTAToEsl POTAToEsl!-lOO barrels more
OF Ia Sc nice New York Potatoes known p aS
:. Flukes. They are a large, white, pretty Io-
80 and acknowledged to he the best ever SOLD IN
this market Ali who want good sea OF ea'ine
ro'~'O''' ''--N VICKERY BROS,
No 81 Main Street
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CoaI Oil Lamps at Reduced Prices.

icing ANXIOUS TO CLOSE OUT OUR
Is nresept s;o,k OF Coal Oil Iamps-which is
orit Iarva-bef. re next season, offer great III
luoemeit to those vino desire to purchase, whole
sale or retail Nice Glass Lamps complete Tor ~
cents each. Three and half inch Marble base
G.ro,,s for 10 cepts each Also, beautiful Cut
Fount Colored Lamps at fgures to respond-
The b ST aud purest refined burning Oils, always
to be had at N!thEhi DhCo-,
m NO o. MAIN ohirSb
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EW BOOKS.

HARPER's PICTORIAL HISTORY OF THE
GREAT REBELLION.
LESLY'S HISTORY OF THE WAR.
SOUTHERN HISTORY OF THE WAR, re-
printed from the Richmond Edition.
MCCLELLAN from BALLS BLUFF To
ANTIETAM, by Geo. Wilkes.
NATIONAL TAX LAW, amended March, 1850.
CGN>CRIP ION LAW, Ouly cents.
Bibles, with Photographic Album.
D0UAY BIBLES.
assortment of Inkstands, Rulers, Pencils,
&c. At DOBELLS.
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no NERvoUs sUFFERERs OF BOTH sEXEs
FUILIC SAL S

A DESIRABLE FAMILY RESIDENCE, CON
"A tanning ten Rooms, with other improvements
on the lot centrally situated For further inior-
nation enquire of asa lOLEhhAh1-
mh25tf
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Vallandigham's Last Hope Conc.

CINCINNATI, May l6.-The writ of ha'
beas corpus in Vallandighams case has
been refused.
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Shawl and Mantilla Department

e MOTHER LARGE LOT + SILK SACQUES,
J Circulars LJoc Saawls Points and summer
Shawi- JAS r-c'iy al
aLHA kEH 5 d BT>SING,
aLz, ~ Main Street.
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DEPARTURES

The river is nearly at s stand at this
poiut, With good stage OF water hence
to Cairo and Louisville
Business was niore brisk Saturda,,
and the arrivals were numerous, the
boats mostly in the Government service
The Superior took cut moderate
trip Of freight on Saturday, but was full
= of people
The Big Grey Eagle, the pride of the
Louisville line, brought down multi
tude OF people, on Saturday. She re
turned TO Louisville en- Saturday Night
The Matte Cook continues to land
vast quantities of tobacco here daily and
sometimes two eargoes a day, as was the
case SATURDAY.. Her owner knows the
value Of time, and his employees work
up to his scribe
The Alice Dean and the Glendale
passed dewn Friday night, With good
trips We learn that they have made
arrangements fer big run frou Mem
phis aud Cincinnati. Being well match
ed, the race will be ar exciting enc, and
we may expect to her OF awful running
They are both stauuch and well Differed
boats, and carry the ':hottest engineers
extaut They will only land for fuel.
The Star Grey Eagle is the matchless
packet fer Louisville to-day. She and
her courteous officers, Hutsinpiller
and Banksmith, are the beau ideal of
an Institution.
The neat and elegant Armada, will be
the fleet packet fer Cairo, at two clock
to-day. She is magnificent in all her APP
pointments, of excellent speed, and is OF
fcered by the elevereet aad most affable
set of gentlemen afeat Capt Josh v
Throop on the hurricane, with Huston
and smiling and genial 4Gus," in the Of
fee. Her passengers always feel at home.
Give her a bouncing trim
The boilers OF the Telegraph No. 3
wer leaking badly as she passed up on
Saturday. She goes to Louisville to re-
pair
rs The Wabash Express of Satur
day, says the propeller Gov. Morton"
was at the river wharf yestetday on it's
way to Evansville, to be loaded with
Sanitary goods for the Cumberland river.
Capt Miller called On as yesterday and
requested us to state that any contribu-
lions the friends at this point may wish
to send should be sent 10 Evansville i'm
tmedlaelg.
Ice! IcE!-Cntil onr Lake Pepin ice
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BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHE
OR NATIONAL DISoRDERS-DR- R0BACK'S

The American stomach Is toTmentinG organ
Ii - GENERALLY out 81 uTer Ihe reason Is obvious
he arriving man OF business has not time, or Will
not take time to properly nastlcate his io0d lie
bolts IL and as tad habits catching, all classes
follow his example Hence Dyspepsia, with ali IT'S
compIicatious-hencc Indigestion, Liver Coin
pIalut and disorders OF the Bowels, III all thel
Various phases. A. ainst these and huHuIed
other complaints, tire Scandinavian bioou rms
and Blood Purifier wagiDg an discriminating
warfare The success Of tuese Medicines mas beeh
astonishing even in aye of scientific miracles
They do not GLlsrtate, they e1tlR9Uish disoluer'
The agony the fever, the debility the dcspOn1ehcI
which chaTacts rize Affections OF tine digestive anu
seeretive organs, vanish under the influence
preparations. The constitution ITSELF seems 10 &C
quiTe energy under their operation. See ad
vertisement.
TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS OF BOTH SEXES
A Reverend Gentleman, having been restored to
nealth in few days after und Tgoiug all the usual
routine and irregular expensive modes Of treat
ment, without Success considers it mis- sacred duty
to communicate 10 his afflicted fellow creatures tht
uEsNs OF CURE. Hence, Oh the receipt of an al.
dressed envelope, he will send Tee copy of tbs
urescription us d. Direct 10 DR.. JOHN NJ. DIG
NALL, 1856 Fulton Street, Brooklyn. \. Y.
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COMMERCIAL
EVANSVILLE WHOLESALE MARKET.

EVANSVILLE, Saturday, May 16.
Business during the past week has been u =
usually dull, with but little doing except in Gov
eminent supplies and this state of affairs is likely
TO continue for several weeks
MONEY has been more unsteady. and ra,es vrsr.
better established
GOLD quiet at 4O@45c.
SILVER quiet at 25630c
FLOUR dull, but unchanged at 81 756a5 for
- supertine, and So 5o95 70 for extra.
GRAIN dull; transactions of no.s
WHEAT dull and lower, and is nominsllv
quoted at 81 90 for red and white.
CORN unchanged at 60955 in bulk, and 65c in
sacks.
OATS steady at 40@45c in bulk
RYE dull at &C.
BARLEY dull at 81 so for good fall.
POTATOES steady at 81 35@l4O.
CORN MEAL 75c
WHITE BEANS Arm at SO OO@2 10.
DRIED FRUIT shade better, and in some re-
quest.
DRIED PEACHEs-Good quarters and halves
would bring 81 25@2 90.
DRIED APPLES have an upward tendency at
81 25@l 80.
GREEN APPLES--Nons in market and quota
tions nominal.
FLAX SEED not so firm, and moy he quoted a
shade lower at S2@2 10.
TIMOTHY SEED steady at S2aa p.
GLOVER SEED nominal at 81 5o6s4 70; no
transactions
-DUrTEn scarce anu held firmly at CSC for conn
try and Western Reserve.
CHEESE is slightly better, and Western Reserve
is held at liza l5c.
BACON quie and unchanged; market well sup
piled.
HAMS firm at 6G loo.
MESS PORK held firmly at SIS 506G14.
Hay advanced to S2I per ton.
SALT-A good stock on hand and few TRANCE
lions. Ksnawha 5Jc at wholesale, and Soc in small
quantities.
LARD more bouysnt aud slightly better, and
may quoted at 91S@Io1lc.
GROCERIES dull, and tending downward
COFFEE S4@35c for Rio ,..-.t
SUGAR unchanged, and steady at 1904 cents
for brown, 17@171zzc for crushed.
MOLASSES steady and in good demand 1t 550
Csc.
good.
WOOL quiet and nominal at 52@55c.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, May l6.
FLOUR unsettled and prices remain
nominal Best grades of superfne
could not be sold at over 90.
WHEAT dull and prices nominal. Mil
lers not offering over 90 for red
Corn and Oats unchanged and dull.
RYE declined to Sl@S2.
WHISKY Ale.
Best city brand of old mess pork sold
at $40 Bulk shoulders 81.
LARD wanted at 81.
GROCERIES quiet
GOLD and exchange steady. Gold
II; Silver 30@35.
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MILLINERY

A LARGE STCck- OF STRAW GOODS, RIB
II bons, Flowers, &C., just received at
sCHAPKER's Il BUSSING,
sp27 10 Main street
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
naYl4 diff

SCURYY AND SCROFULOUS tRUPTIoNS
will sucn cover the boGies Ot those brave men WHO
are lighting their eounTry's battles. Night air,
bad iUpd aud dreacbing rains sill MAKE std havoc
with the strongest, til. refVre let every man sup
Dix himself with nULLUW AZ : UlN1AkI- II
Is cert,In cure + every Kind ei sam disease
Only = GEMS per pot 40
BAILHELOKo HAIR DYEt-THE BEST IN
the RUrId-W Iliiam = Bachelors celebrated
HAIR Dy-, produces color hot 10 Oe distinguished
In, i,slsI remedies ilI effects ct dyes, and
Hair instantly turns a spieudId black or Brown.
Ieavil2 tIIe Lsir evII std beautiful. sod Uy all
Druggists, &
The Genuine is signed WILLIAM 4. BATCHE-
ELOIi, on The Jour sbaes q each boz.
Factory NJ. 81, barclay street, New York.
N.ate Isl broadway and IL Bond street, hnazo
4 COUGH, COLD. UK an * III 4 L u
throat ii allowed ~ Progress, results IL serious
Pulmonary anu Bronchial 'sliectIOiis, o1leHtlme
acaTable.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TKOCAE
reach directly the affected parts AMI gave nIost in
slant relief. In BReSCaITIs, ASTHMA, and
CATARRH they are beneficial. The good effects re-
shifting from the use OF the TrocLes, and their eX
tended use, has caGsed them be cOuuIeI fcitrd.
BE sure to guard against worthless limitations.
UBTAIN only lie gresse BrV5 DrOHtcassei 1T0ckes
which have tTOred ti.elr efficacy ~ test vi many
wears. PUBLIC SPEAKERs and SINGERS should Use
the TrOches, 9ILlItarS Officers and Soldiers who
oyer-tax tue voice and exposed 10 sudden
changes should have them Sold every " mere at q
Cents per bOX-
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lar CCrn.
Dry Goods

400 BUSHELS EAR CORN: tons Brf d. Id
ZUNB store and for sale 10y
rhio VItKERY RIOS, No. 81 Mai L
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For the Babies.

=, DOZEN ASSORTED COMMON AND FANCY
= Cabs direct from New York; also, patent
GLE ~. Used Mt VICKkRY BROS,
Jus 80 No 50 Main Street
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FOR RENT.

A STORE HOUSE ON MAIN STREET, OVER
n tho Canal, with Rooms above, Kitchen. Cis-
tern and large Yard. Enquire at
A. ANSPACHER,
pys-Iw No. l3 Sccopd Street.
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IcEl IcE!-Until our Lake Pepin ice
shall arrive, which We shall store in our
new house, lower landing, boats will
please leave their orders with T. Horn
brook or Peter Frick, boat-store men, or
I. Fenchler, butcher. for lake ice,
L. IEGLE.
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- y - 49, croc1y
Having JUST BOUGHT A LARGE STOCK
Il of dry groods at reduced prices, we can insure
our customers entire sat sfaciou.
SCHAPKER & BUSSING,
ap27 a. Main street.
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FOR SALE.
NEW MUSIC.

WHEN THIS CRUEL WAR Is OVER.
MERRY SPRING.
GENTLE ANNIE RAY.
O SING TO ME THOSE DEAR OLD SONGS
WHEN THE LONELY WATCH I'm KEEP
ING.
AWAY GOES CUFFY, Comic.
UNION MARCH, &C., &c.
Fer sale at WARREN & CoNYNGToN's.
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h. ~ "a "A .
WANTED.

GIRL TO DO HOUSE WORK IN SMALL
n Family. Wages liberal Apply to
j. T. cox,
myl4-Iw At the Cox & Humphrey Wharf Boat
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COUGH, COLD, Uk AN / kII +. u
throat ii allowed ~ Progress, results ia serious
Pulmonary anu Bronchial affections, o1ientlme
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

BY THE E. l. W. LINE.
fxclusivs ly for the Journal.