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THE WAR In PENNSYH
VANtA.
The Trouble Among the Pennsylyan1a
militia NECESSITY for Speedy En-
Fol1ment-Ihe New York Troopn.

HAnn1sBund, June -, 1868,
If the absolute necessity Of the enrolment
law needed demonstration, we have 1t here
and now IN this very emergency. In obedl-
ence to the urgent appeals Of the Governor,
and to the proclamation Of the President, q
large number Of citizens docked to the ap-
pointed places Of rendezvous. But they were
for the most part IN undiscfplined mob,
without order or organization. They came, too,
from various motives. Some had notion
that they were only wanted to defend the cap
ita1-to lie down In 1iae-pits on the other
bank Of the river aud shoot auv
rebels TINT might come across the
sight Of their guns Others wera Of the
opinion that they ought not to be carried
fore explained the conflicting character Of the
orders to which much Of this diversity is to
be attributed. There Is as much difference In
the actual mastering In. Some are mustered
IN for six months, with the understanding
that it is only for the emergency" Suppose
TIE emergency lasts more than sfz mouths,
gone home because they found that they were
required to be mustered In for elk months at
least. Two or three regiments are here from
Philadelphia, and refuse to be mustered
In. They eay they are willing to stay thirty
days, and defend the capita, hut they have no
notion Of being sent to the front. There mar
tial nraor yon. They wilprobably 60 homo !
unless they can be sent to some interior place,
out Of danger. This may be done. The personni
Of these regiments Is similar to that Of the
New York 7th, in point Of social position, but
the members are mostly boys, and very raw
indeed. They would ike to come ont for 8 \
months military campaigning at the expense
Of the Government, hut they don't care
about neglecting their business longer, or
fighting much, Il any. 4 large proportion,
however, Of the Pennsylyania troops have
been mustered IN, without objection, for slx
months. The New York troops, I under
stand, are mustered for thirty days. when
that time is up there will be great depletion
Of the ranks.
Now, Ill this Is nobody's fault, because |
there Is no law to meet the case. There h,s
not yet betn time enough to carry the enroll
ment law into effect. But # the enrolment
had been made. how simple the whole matter, |
won1d be. A draft could DO made in ono day.
The troops collected in two or three moro, and
ln week, large though roughly organized |
force, obedient to one command, guided By |
one set Of laws and regulations, Could b |
massed at any dealrable point. Until some
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An army officer writes from Louisiana to
the Boston Transcript that the camps Of the
black regiments in Gen. Banks' army, are
models Of neatness and order, and that but
one man In the whole command has been
punished for misconduct. Never were men
Ecen to fight with moro dauntless courage and
devotion than these raw recruits. he adds;
Every man presenting himself to me to
be recruited strips to the skin, to be surveyed
By the surgeon We do not accept one half
that offer. On Tuesdsy, ont Of 50, only SO
were accepted. have directed my surgeon
to keep accurate lists of the causes Of rsjec-
ton. They report to me that not ons in ar
ten u fTre from marks of sese4s lasAing. Aiore
than one haT are rejected because Of disability
arising from Eashing rikh sahips and ths
biting c dogs on their ca1ves and highs. It Is
ftightfnl: Hundreds Of them have weIts on
their backs as large as one Of your largest fln-
gers. Intend to have these memoranda ool-
lected md published With certificates Of sur
geons.''
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More 6 <sArbitrnry Arrests
Il Bean OF T1oKsBuRa, ]
Two MILES, PROM THE CorRr House,
s4una IL tAS3

More Arbitrary Arrcsts.''
The Cincinnati Commercial relates the fol
lowing gross exercise Of arbitrary arrests BY
some Of our soldiers:
When large body Of the prisoners taken in
mississippi By Gen. Grant were sent East to
be exchanged, the guard having them ID
eharge we're, at several points, annoyed by
bntternuts, who were quite demonstratlya il
expressing their sympathy for the Unfortunate
Southern brethren. At Pittsburgh squad OF
the sGmpa' hizcTa made themselves particnlar-
y offensive. They agreed with the secesh as
to the character Of tie var, and IS to tho oh.
1ects TOR which it was being prosecuted By the
United States Government. They declared it
was an abolition war"- -'sgot up to free nig-
gers'-unconstitntional and uaho1y,' &c,
DC, and taunted the blue Jackets with obser.
yations that they were sf fighting for the mig
ger" The blue:jaekets became deeply H.
censed. and suddenly pitched into the butter
nuts, hustled four Of them into the cars at the
point Of the bayonet, and took them along,
treating with derision their vehement prote5-
latlons that they were good citizens Of Penn
ssyivan1a, and had never belonged to the Con-
federstc army. Vain were the appeals Of the
Pittsburgh captives. They wero told they
need not try that old dodge. It was played
9at. And they were actually put into Fort
DclaWare along with their Southern brethren;
ana our informant says they were still in that
sImpathettc company when he Left. As their
names .an We5e not. on tke roll Of prisoners, VIC
suppose they may be able to obtain their dis
charge, and avoid transportation South In the
process Of exchanging prisoners, and Impress
ment into the rebel army. Taking It all in
~, this Is probably the hcaYiest case Of prac-
lcal Joke OF the Nar
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day in many places, and soldiers re1feve

day in many places, and soldiers relieve them
at night. Yesterday several spirited attempts
were made to drive our wofkmen back. bv
shooting from the forts, but they did not effect
anything.
Carr and Logan seem to be pressing the en-
emy most severely, the former on tie Bald
WINS Ferry Road, and the 1.ter on
bono1.bly striving to get the list fort taken.
and 1t is now qnite question which one will
be first successful. When Vicksbure is in our
possession, Ill those persons who have taste
for the wonderful wl11 here find field for the
qualification Of their passion.. =,
The sssightrseer" can prohtably consume
several days in our own works, and q longer
time in those Of the enemy. Their wofks
have been constructed under the supervision
of Q very able engineer, and very great
amount OF labor has been expended on them.
any defect that has been developed BIZ our
artillery has been remedted since the siege
has 6een IN progress, until now they are as
nearly perfect as earthWorks can be made.
Last night they built q wire fence in front Of
2 1oft that Is closely besieged. This Is con
1cssion OF their weakness and silly affair not
expected Of them What will q trail wire
1ence avail them? It only e1cites the ridicule
Of our army. They hare lately placed NOR
reach It, and they are steadily 1t work shelling
Logan's division. No material damage has
jet been inflicted, but it annoys the command
good deal. Within the past few days The
rebels are neryed to desperation or have ac-
CURED more courage, it ID a question which.
and manifest quite disposition to return our
artillery fire. They have been very rallnnt On
our left to night, and very likely NAV wake
up Gen. Heron who is thereabouts. He has
Always met them full half way, and it Is to he
presumed that he will extend the same conrt:
esy now. ->--N~0 ~o'A'
A "Iel!able contraband'' came into camn
Tonight, from Johnston's army, and reports
nm maestng his forces near Yazoo CITY. He
overheard officers say that he had 90. 90 men.
II nc cannot do better than 40, 600 would nd.
Z v1se~hfm to Keep ut respectful distance from
lh's army, or he will be in imminent danger
Of Losing whnt few he has Contraband re-
ports him to have said: g What we do to re-
lieye Pemberton must be done quickly.n in
# htch opinion VIC most heartily coincide. A
rebel Lieutenant told loyal Captain. last
night, that there would "be no need of max.
ny another assault; tho thing was about pfar. |
ID out I should not credit this Statement |
lad not seen, with the did Of eIoss this
iternoon, graveyard within their Inns
)uly portion Of the ground used for thai |
purpose was visible from my position, but |
hat portion Tfthin range contained at least I
,0UV groves, and no grass WIS to be seen on |
he ground, Brig. Gen. Charles E. uoycY is |
low stopping with his old corps Oh tue cx-
rene right Of ourllne. Notwithstanding the
mount Of abuse inflicted upon him, he Ii con-
idered very worthy and efficient officer. He
Justly very popular with his old corps.
pAnTnrnfH
, 1863-06-26
Gbifooo Uribn>re.
THE RIGHT THING IN TIE RIGHT
PLACE.

One Of the most intensely Copperheao
places In Illinois is Mount Vernon, Jefferson.
It is the headquarters Of all that Is mahg-
nant and dcyilish. The Star, published
there, is dirty little concern that contin-
ually spouts t1cason Of the most venomous
Kind. We are glad to learn that an effort
is to be made to meet these treason
shrieke1s face to face. John A. Wall, who
has served as sergeant in the 44th Illinois
regiment from the commencement Of the
war, and who now carries so mnny Of the
enemy's bullets in his body as to unfit him
for service in the field, is going to start
new loyal paper in Mount Vernon, to be
b called Tile Unconditional D1sonisk Mr.
Wall was an uncompromising Democrat at
the commencement Of the war, but he has
been witness Of the particular 6eouties Of
slavery and the rebellion, and he is deter
mined to aid in putting them both down,
as he regards one as vital part Of the
Other. Mr: Wall should receive erery en-
couragemen: from the loyal people Of the
State
, 1863-06-26
tFron Our Special Correspondent
H1ST nAYN RFtn ar u1arnnrrna

June 18th, 1868, !
Day after day passes away, md yet the pub
lie anxiety about the "situatfon at Vicks-
bnfg'' does not abate. The various compo.
nents OF public Interest. are not easily recon-
c1led to philosophical view Of afr.Irs-
patiently awaiting the issue Of inevitable
necessities, and the adaptation OF forces, to
accomplish the great end SO deyoutly wished,
The history Of one day at the rear Of yfcke-
burg Is the history Of many already passed,
md may be the record Of quite number vet
to come. We're 1t not that something IL
looked for and expected daily from the great
theatre Of war, one would hardly be tempted
to take up The pen In these days Of s'scarce
items" and dearth of material for ss sensation
Paragraphs" It wonld please man without
"tte asthna'' to describe awhat he saw IN
V1cksburg," but he is not SO fortunate as the
man "s3M the asthma," for he has not been
inside, aud he does not see any feasible way to
get In at this juncture Of affairs. Your cor
respondent was ut one time to-day very conf
dent Of taking Vieksburg by Irregular ap-
PEoaches," aud be was SO far advanced that
Ills mind was actively developing the embryo
OF some ":viyid description" not only Of Ills
own heroic deeds, but Of a ybat be sow,,
Human ca,cn,a,,ons ,ra ofta, 49,, t.,T"
always sol" 4 shell unexpectedly burst in
the air, and he had only time enough to dodge
piece two by three inches that g,,a 1no1,1rn
straight far h;s head H. -ras ,ss,ss ae ,a a.aS
TOD sna n,.a..aSsa, s nas oua's oemoral-
1e, "aa eoeunenceo aa ingiorlous retreat.
Another one burst still nearer, aud the tetrcat
became rout.
ro.a,v T h,,-a .-,.,..a A..
us'e flaileu Tue enure ADVANCE
WORKS, from the LEFT Of Gen. Carr to the right
, 1863-06-26

tB Gen. Hooker assures the newspapers
OF the country that II they will but refrain
rom publishtng intelligence which is calcula.
ted TO be Of service to the enemy, they ara en-.
urely at liberty 10 abuse him to their hestt's
content. He Is looking for military success,
not political prominence.
, 1863-06-26

~-A patriottcyoun lady named Broprb.r
who Tore butternnt pin from an American
flag, 1t schoo1-house meeting In Jcnn,oes
comfy, Ind, WAS shot by buttornut ,owdv
near the same place, few days attcrxsrd.
The rascal was atferward captured and LODGED
in {sil
, 1863-06-26

rebels against any force Of Union assai1ants;
but ut the same time, It is . position that no
garrison OF our troops Is able to hold against
an advancing detachment Of thcrebels. This
is about the short Of the history Of Ninches-
or, thus far, In the war.
, 1863-06-26

F1SH1NG-At Clarke Station,
I On the Calumet River, one honr's ride from chi
ego By ?. T. y. q {. X. Is fairly tnansurated
and tho ATDUHDN HOUSE q now ID ms o;der fot
ne Of all Eho may w.ah to III their
1e19Eas@1m D. y HODGES, PrppffctOr
, 1863-06-26

~: Winchester, Va, will not figure to
acvsntage on our side of the. history Of the
: xnr against the rebellion. It seems to be a
aositiou that con be held by any squad Of
, 1863-06-26

SECOND TO NONE!
SUPERIOR TO ALI!
Horn & NeWcomb's hIinstrels.
WILL CPESAr
BRYAN HALT
MONDAY, June 22d.
ONE WEEK ONLY.
M1hstrelsy. AZ represented by this Troupe. has At
taoeu 70 prominence and dtsnctIon-resortInE to no
s1traneous puta1e or deception. merit alone havtn:
Won me plMes md no: tue borrowed ma%k" n tns
Heas rank OF MustreBy great wit and testar
EFH HORN.
The Father Of Coz edy aud tha originator Of Funny
Mes Ma1E vaD1y hu1ye to copy aadlmtate tas ,:.eat
Idnc1stonc Of the sink Into oblivion When
nc shadow OF HORN 2ppeaya
Ooofs open At. to commence at 8A o'clock.
1Au1IuAa1Qus II Cents.
1el8 gS91-T P. A. CLARK. Agent.
, 1863-06-26
p r 7 AN HALL,
FOE ONE WEEK ONLY,
Commencing On Monday Evening,
June 90,
Sam Sharpley's hIinstrcls,

nRAss BANDA BUR1EGQUR OPEEA TROUPE.
The Mammoth Troupe Of the World! Twenty Star
rerfeTners TEe Monitors OF HlustrelcT wsose tour
hrouthout the Unlsed States aad Csnad1s hna bsan
successon Of tho most brilliant t.unapha VIII miro
dut Their Ereas chal1esge programme a above ~.
lmitsb!c st.:e pecuns fc Rthorfa. Iro- .ase
Noofs 0Fen It In. to colMe1ce O'ciock T1ckrts
2acs nt8. j. D EEMEfSMR Arsmt
sAA sAAhfLA1s Manager. jegtEN1-lW
, 1863-06-26

H The old ehakspefian saying OF. i carry
1ng the var Into Africa" has been amended.
ills now "carryfns Africa into tho uar,"
, 1863-06-26
A111use111tr1ts.
NJ oV1CKER'S THEATRE.
IT4LIlX XOpERl-TRArtTl.

nG. GRAU
r;I FHIcf5 3 Or AphIss1oH aad P.,onttte
Fl Il k,aas1s :sssS ss:ys :s I & &
I!Fi s. ss.is!! $ 1sss::iss IN.
hEl, % Presented Fer1ls fAnous Opera.
La TEAVIATA.
Mlo C9KD1HEis ri celebrated ro1e OF v1olErA.
tsetfon assfoo offf
ossacior I'D a.Sa Sa'e.l breetor. bSsa sig urz.o
ssa LOT ope 1f fEst sfsiI
Ian VEsPERs ii VKsPR siCILI4SD, with liz Eor-
icons misc ea seaae and Kreat cast.
ITALIAN OPERA.
IT. GEaa h.s he honor to announce that the unprs-
CHICAGO has ndncea him 10 delsy his dtparfnre,
aaa WILL x11e ons more weak Grand Opera in chicago
NEXT WEEK,
POSITIVELY TIE LAST OF. TIE SEASON.
trd and last week Of hls seasou he Fl produce 50
OF the most renowned Dpsras af the day md by tae
% N n
Tor!d renowned Opera. .RORER II DIAy0Ltl; aud
o,'t95s 9seat %a.ss, HoSEs ~ EGYE
c.t earafl attentloa 10 desas md The utmost cas.
il = sounding Isl: LAST WEEK otht, present .es-
esn q 1taifaa OPera. the Director presents h most
seuIeFt,s support Wien lis no9 6sea satesaed 70
hin BY taa cultivated classes Of Chicago. Il ii his
IL I
q ss pooSs tine Is Is; madss w Il
Il ths Director to make hts e,odac
nc ~ e & e A. \
% G7!as III BE- spared 10 render the p:Ef,a.ases
II 4 Aa1{H
, 1863-06-26
" A RIETIES.
Nos. 116 &c III Dearborn st.
vANFLEkT 4 CHADWICK ,Ltssees and xa,aoera
Gko. r. AcD9NALD. ALD.......,..,,,,,..Stsre Naanrer'

vANFLEET 4 CHADWICK, Lessee. and Haxs1eTa
GEo. r. MCDONALD. LD.......-..........Stsse MaaaEef
Best and Coolest Place Of Amuse1uent
In Chicago.
The great Spanish Danueuge,
NJ NJ e. ZOE,
The celebrated Pantoniaist,
NJ N 9. YATES,
In conjunction With tho hest atock Company In the
United Atate4
EVBRY ONE STAR.
Hsess Circle Tor ladies' and gentlemen accom-.
rafquete....-..S .S teniA- Pit. ccnta
N.B7Wanted Immediately twenty nTe young Indies
aof ING Cospa % bA4es- j6Hg336lw
, 1863-06-26
JULIUS BAUER,
JAMES BOLTON,
Agent for I, III. Singer i Co,
j. Fl. BRUCE ECO,
THEn NnNrtEY rNT

At the close Of the Concert, tne GIFTS viii b drawn
Il The presence Of the audience, By committee ap
pga!cd BY the sud1elca to superlntend tue drawing
Doors open at T. Concert to commence 4 7x
O'Clock. Tickets 81. jet ESQ IN
, 1863-06-26

sharp Firing mt = Newspaper Corres-
Pnudent-TIse Situation alon. tic
R1sht and Left Centre-Our Fatigue
tic Rebel Works.
, 1863-06-26

every onYc.lton Of Whatsoever kind Or natuTs> have
expanded on this establishment the enormous san of
slO6, 900!
70 make It surrass anything tEo world eyer hefo,e
petition Al the tss xsalth sxGy o1
exps,tsoee could coHmsnd bro1.ht into re-.
s:!isS e 81
VAN AnIBUnGH STILL LIVES,
tss IT. "a as;a 4Es
ceMP,sts s!enassste. ~ only c9en America In m
ss e;esi Go1sn ntS cn.Ss ssSs'
saa nss e S's
as: Fs :; ~ fEsay asSs.s. sFsas
whisn has attesded this tino honored institution Is
rs SVs SShfsf 1, 81 sas;st
SFenf.l @ spiendor. naarly one mile ii length FREE
Tho immense Pavilion FIJI accommodate many
saopsands: 80 al Who mn5 desire can SEQ
LIVING WILD ANIMALS
n1 Tfe:z M 4 HeEs.y climate; also. TIE GRE At VAN AM
e. S "a e e. s's as:ss
AoSs- DAv1s' PxaFonx1sa AE1uA1s.
palr Lions Pair Brazilian Lsopards Black Tiger. All
ca1 Panther. Pair Senegal Leopards,
Mammoth Elerhsant. Hannibal; r1ppq s,b he great
HEops heaa "a cF oaF
io1sss S'nh I'm A%efiesn nTge! Brazilian dg?E Or
Spotted JENA North American PstaeT Silver sIsjpei
CT 9as g ass ss3 Ks
Vol, f:siis Wi, B@ntse Bur sac1e5 CIV. VT q zeba.
s kst5ss sse sos 1sss s ssse esT s
oass y America: 4f1ican Ostrich; The only oae Il
oaes travelling; p9ir Long Eared Vaiisy Gosts only
nd oav oss, Z
Ps5 q 1esnaameas 61r XII s a pair ceatIToa:
A4ms1.cnh Povees "a! q IoSemtsn Pneasants pair
Goss
S'afgs WITS Cocatoos. beautiful ki7s 1oEi Austra
par o9s:a
rarIots Af.ies7 Gssy Psr1ots Es.r Rosa cocatoos
sS ;
&C. fa9a ha9a9s
Ef5 bssf' cRtn i1 Tofts AaaSs:s sapgssna
s Msss
1:iss6 aaa Teqs ,Hs6e't; StsFsr poIss E.n III
oef. K1tlaoFdIna:y attracioa Just sIdsd lie great
AUSTRALIAN B1BD saoT.
Consisting Of an inmcusa number Of Aust. .aaa Birds
= e,eEy ysttcy which our space here not sucicas
DaIt1E tse sotsrte!nmen: Mons. Day1, the only sue
Comic III He9se BasSy and 10 "a
sssi Sss & d4s
ftt::s9 ut
;, S's!s :!s;s stess 4sss 1aa:!.!ss 5 !sda:sd
20 Ssnes chHrsn 51eeE nine Eeats 25 efnts 90
, 1863-06-26

Extraordinary attraction Just adted-A HLACK
AEH1CAH 4sTR1GH ni9s fset high slso tTapin Or
Fil exhibit tn CHICAGO. Jniy Sd, 4sh. Stu and ill.,
On State s.eet between Twslfth. Adu.l4sou reduced
to 10 cents Chdran under nine Years Is cents. So
y tone Of the principal towns In Northern Iaots and
Wisconsin. ie2tg62E3tHTaM
, 1863-06-26

BOOT s. SHOE
slanntactuters, using Machines,
}vlfl find II the best article known
for :ementt1g the ChAnne,s. ~ Il
works without defny, Il not atFec-
tied by any change ottemperaturo
, 1863-06-26
RFNEFIT OF THE
SOLDIERS HOME,
AT
3 r z AN II a IL.
ON SATURDAY, JUNE 27th,
RY Hnru & Neucomh's Minsnals

- Tee manage1.1t having been sppiIed to to racato
5.a HAu On ntEht, In favor or parties 9ha pro
rae 70 Eye beneat for The above would state
tnat 1Jmpathes tn ttat WAY eqx1 ho9n Of
give two thirds ofthe gsuss receipts that night or
ne anoye puzpsac. "A. CLARK, Agent,
, 1863-06-26

And We claim as an esoecia1
|nertt. that it sticks Patches and
Innings to Boots and Shoes sptti-
cfentlT strong without stitching.
, 1863-06-26

FLAX MACE1NE.-Sanford &
- Mallogs Celebrated Nschlnes arc on Exhibition
Aad In OpefaftoRs altotniaE the Chicago Sugar Kds
nueY. Thr3 will B:eak aud press so bs Of Straight
Or TnnEls1 Efa1 per day. For Circular ad.irrNa
NRLsOS sT1LLMAN, General Agent, r 8. nor NsS.
Chicago. Illinois, in1n .a{x9- lf1s
, 1863-06-26
Superior to any
Adhesive Preparation known.
Hllt0n,s Insolub,o Cement

lis anew thing, and the result Of
years ofstudy; ifs combination Il
ION ScTEt;TTTI0 PRINCIPLES. and
|underno circumstances or c change
Io1 Temperature. Will 1t hecome
smell.
, 1863-06-26

L AIS OFFICE WASHINGTON, b. G., Nay u, rea
mfn Nho desire to lon any pattculat ee1nsaf
present themaelves at any tms during naxt thirty
ds1t TO ths Beard Of Knrolens In shelr respective
ptst91cfa. The Board shall exam1e thdu aud deter-
Hne upon ther 1tnesa for she service acd found to
BE- t tho Provost Marsh11 Of thA Datlief AnAil Kv0
them transportation cktS to the general roudexIpux
.: the h. s1Qaaltsrso ot the Pro!ost Aa5saal Gen.
e.al pftte Efate they present hen3elTeA8k
tEts they shall be duly mustered by
mustertnE and dsnuIlirE otcer. and paid b{ hin th0
hn1nfv ajloVtd b. lsw. IAAES D. FRY,
mr<si rxf6 In Pgpvcat Marshal GtnAA
, 1863-06-26
.tUaEEUL and VALUABLE
DIEC0VERY!
| HLTONsS
tnS0LUBLE: CEMENT /!

ls Of more general practical
utility than any invention now
before the public. It t3s b.en
thoroughly tested during tho last
two years by practical me1. and
pronounced By all to ba
, 1863-06-26

| JEWELLERS
VIII ind It sufficiently Adhesive
for their use, as Ea5 been proved.
1T is especially adapted
| to Leather,
, 1863-06-26

NJ OTI G e Madame Andrews.
~ 1alrvoJant, from Boston. Mass. can b Con-
ClsEroJant ex1zutnatpoa ona dollAF Sho also tngsa
the Past Present and Fat2re. Te<as 50 csntA HousE
rom "a ~ W. ID. le.3-g5n1W
, 1863-06-26

IT Is THK ONLY
lELQUlD CEMENT
E1tant, that Is = sure thing for
mc1dtnE
lFURNITURE.
CIs0CEEf.T,
TOYS,
BONE.
, 1863-06-26
NEW RESTAURANT.-I

TN II " lF10 z 11 Q 1%14N 7 IL
l. Y HATHAWAY having rer1oldltd tho Hestaursnt
II Dearborn Get. uhder the MeCArdaU Tooto il
now pEepaz ed 70 fa.niah meals ss III hours 10 bnne1
men N1sh dcaratch. Attentive wAite1s. and overy-
pasrouk The public aFs respectfully Invited 10 giYo
him call jo24g623-fW
, 1863-06-26

IL t1speEsabie this hot weather; but Lemons aSo
high nd tte trouble N making great Bots ato OBJ
Nal beautiful drink. cheap. trouble 40 waste.
Great thing for Pic Mics and family use
for Restaurants. Saloons and general use. Also. =
heautful article OF Raspberry WINK Syrup: All Of
GO 1eo stats stsee:. Ch:caGc corner Waaslngto1
caIiy sedled Frnics, Preserves Pickies eiies JAZZ
&c, &c Large lot q P1ck!ed Cabbage for Army Qs6
In 1ottea. Cana or Bulk. Post unlce Box 2ax1
feIS rS6tet
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