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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-13
as among the most prominent, are selected from the
list of casualties as given in The Enquirer:
d.. LIN.

ss among the most prominent, are selected from the
list of casualties as given in The Enquirer:
Gen. T. j. Jackson wounded.
Col j. @ A. NsdenbOush, 2l. Regiment Infantry, slightly
Cant Fulton 4th Virginia Volunteers lost slss
Col Edmund.on, 27th virginia Volunteers lost an arm
m charge four lines OF tie enemy and the taxing oil
& battery, the StcpewEl Brgades loss was very nea'y-
sbout ope-third of the whole brigade , -,
In the tSlh Virginia Volunteers from Rockngham) Col
Warren commanding the brigade, w C, 'eo' va WI.
killed; sor Slower, shot three times and killed nine on
eleven commsndsDts OF companies were killed. ~oubdeu
OK II s Gsnett of the 18th Virginia Volunteer. com
handing the Brigade was wounded ana IL Dc aoao
ri gaisntry is most highly spplsuded.
Gen. McLsws was struck, but not much hurt
Gen. A. p. HILL centurion. Has Iesumed his command
Gen. MCGOWAN, slightly 6u, Psinially Wounded
MAJOR Rodgers (artilery). wounded.
Col. T. NJ. Mallory, reported killed. ,,
Capt Boswell Chief OF Engineers on Jacksobs stan kIeo
Capt Forbes Of A. z. HIPS staff, killed All the staff o.
A. P. Hill either allied or wounded.
Capt. Duncan Mckim killed.
Conway Howard Of A. z. Hills stsf, killed.
Lieut. Bell sth Virginia Volunteers lof Augusta vas
Killed This makes nine out of twelve In this family killed IN
that regiment Lienenarts Calhoun and Ryan lost each
Gap. Van BOrseh of Gen stuar staff, gallant Pru'''n
1t appears that Stonewall jackson has had his left
arm amputsted above the elbow, and tina, bullet
passed through his right hand inficting serious
wound His restoration TO active service is consd.
cred doubtful We could better spare brigade
or DIVISION" SAYS The Enquirer. That paper
adds
Our ta,e foe will eru in the disaster to Jackson yet the
bullet brought him down moulded ny
hero received balls Fl Of bis meo who would
all have died for him."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-13
FROM MEXICO.
The French Not Vet in Possession Of Paeble
The Igexicans Confident Of Success
CAPTURE Of French Zouaves. .t

CAPTURE Of EFeuCh LouuNebs .......r.
SAN Bnsscisco. Monday May ii, 1903
Da.ss from the City of Mexico TO the 10th, ana
from PuebIa to the 18th of April, received.
The French had gained nothing at Puebla since
the 9th of April, and occupying only Elk blocks
q the city and the Castle Of San Jayier.
On the 10Th of April Gen. Ortega wrote that the
condition Of the city OF Puebla was unchanged, and
expressed the greatest confidence that the French
could not take and bold it.
The French were bombardng the Converts OF
San Augustine, " Corner" and MERGED.
An attempt TO capture these three converts from
The Mexieaus by an assault failed. the Mexicsns
| capturing considerable number or PRISONERS rom
Zouave regiment.
The Mexican gusrrillas continued to annoy the
French supply trains.
Large Mexican forces wore concentrating at the
City of Mexico and were held in readiness for any
movement.
Gen. Comonfort held the road from the City OF
Mexico TO Pueba.
French deserters had informed the Mexican Mill
tary commanders that many French officers con.
sidered the taking of Pueblo impossible with their
present force ss all the houses in the city proved to
be fortified castles.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-13
Onr Wounded Ueroes-Lcsser from Mrs
awfssheim.

WAsHIssIOF, May II, 100
DEAR TRrBuSE: Going through hospital, yes
terday 10 take the names aud short notes OF some OF
the wounded heroes Of the late battles stopped TO
talk with one Of the who stormed Mary's HILL,
and who now lies with . wound made by bullet
passing through his body. l asked him If there was
anything could do for him.
Nothing" he replied eheerfully, but get me
something to quebch thirst"
said that Miss Dix had informed me that the
Government supplied everything their Surgeons
would permit them 10 have, aud that visitors were
not permitted to give them any Refreshments.
"ohl yes," he said, everything was provided,
but the days were long. and it grow very warm in
there in the sfterpooni they became thirsty they
could no. 20 out in the shade II bad drinking 30
much water and anything to quench thirst WAS
very grateful The Surgeons did not object to fruit
or cooling drinks, 1t was pies, cakes, and siimuan's
they prohibited. They all wanted something sour
10 queDeh thirst.
As lie talked those on the cots on each side joined
in his request for something to quench thirst All
the little can get with my own meaos is drop 10
the ocean; bat l sball spend all the bot hours OF
every day in hospital and should like to be able to
give 10 each feyerish sufferer como 20 handful OF
cranberries, an orange ar apple, few tamarinds'
spoonful Of jelly, or of canned or plainly cooked
dried fruit, glass of soda water or lemonade, or
some other pleasant calculated drink, whichever the
case might require or l could be able to give.
could also use a few bottles Of good cider vinegar
and cologne, and could distribute reading matter
where il would help to shorten the long days.
II any one, at distance, who has no more efficient
or trustworthy agent here, will send me anything
"to que nch thirst,"I will be very glad, and do the
best can with it. Anything directed to me at No.
424 L street, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets. will be apt to come. JArE G. SwIssHELA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-13
R.am Rarfre.s Monroe.

FoKrnEss MONROE Monday. May H. 1861
The steamer City of Richmond, Captain Kelley,
arrived to-day from New-York.
A Rebel fsg-of.truce boat came down the james
River to-day from Richmond to within hailing dis
lance of our feet at Newport News, and the hagof'
truce officer sent through feet to Old Point for
Col. Ludlow the Union Commissioner for the eI'
change of prisoners to go up and meet Rebel Com
missioner Onld. At o'clock this afternoon, Col
Ludlow had not returned from the Confederate flag
of..ruce boat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-13

NASHVILLE, Tuesday, May IL, IB6J
The river has risen since last night one foot at this
city.
Tuenty-s1 Rebel citizens are to be sent beyond
tho Union lines tomorrow morning
Private Julius Miliks of the 10th Michigan In
fautry il to DO shot on the 18th for desertion.
There 10 great disadection among the 18th Penn
.ylvania Cavalry Anderson Troop now at Muir
fressboro.
DIR. w. A. Chestbam and family have been or
dered to Alton, Illinois, to be confined during the
war. Nrs. Cheaiham 10 the sister Of Mrs. John
Morgan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-13
co,rpr CALENpAR-THis DAY;

SuprrM. CoURr-GrsERAL Il a :. e' 3, - - -
60 So "a a. ,s 90 II to TO- $40. IT, H. ~ w. o. w. w. ~
IS, e6 C,,cr,r-psyx Ma o5O9
,,I sss ISIS aslI ass 1ss a,ss ssss s'ss al NJ
is 49, "a 7cei 1855 T6s sSs st. aits s%'S ss2s su7
~ SupRrME CoURT.-SPEcIAL TERx.-Nos. az,
S6pSsIoR CouRr-Part I.--Nos. 359, 1888, 665,
ana sO2I 2249 1884, l+s7 39 1919 1884, E9s 1854 S5
sss Pst II Nos s9 fosa ios6 Sr6 lisa s< Lass, l7SA
&c CoUsr or Ccsaos PLEAs.-Part mos. 1855,
1888 iO5 I7o6 l7o7 i7Us 1903 no l7l3 a. 1911 i61S
541 l6l eo4 Part iINos 1879 I'll. l3ts 1854 7e9 l6
ls;6 1880 All, 1890. Ioal. IA 1852, l7Oe, iTV4.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-13
D..,,ue,i.n Of a Ceuou.Mirl by Fire.

Boston, Tuesday, May II, LgoJ'
The Palmer Cotton Manufacturing Nil g. Three
Rivers. in Palmer, Mass, was destroyed by tre
sunday morning. II was a granite biilding, 2so
feet long and five stories high, with capacity Tor
spndle and employed 800 bands 1I s, iOis
insnred In Boston and Hartford Offices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-13
Rece;vt. Of Grai. ut Buffalo.

BUPYlLo, Tuesday. May ", 1853 :.
The receipts Of grain at this port on sunday snc
Monday we're over 2lS0, 900 bushels, the largese
ever received here. and il is believed the largest
sver received at one time anywhere.
The 2lst New. York Regiment returned homo yes
terday, aud had grand reception.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-13
The Case Of tho Hon. Clement l.. val
Iandigham--Tho Application for
Writ of Mabens Corpus.

CNcISSArI, Tus'dsy, May IT, lS6J
The motion for Q writ Of habeas corpus in the
csss of the Hon. Clement L. VallaDdgham was ar
gued Yesterday before Judge Leavit, of the United
States District Court. The argument will be con-
tinued to-day.
The Court OF Inquiry in the case of Major-Gen.
Buell. concluded its labors to-day, and adjourned
sine die.
The Court has been in session one hundred and
sixty-ave days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-13
LATE SOUTHERN NEWS.

FredericksburH Fut NJ S,%VV-hhc
Farmers Afraid that their Horses
will be ImPressed-No More Passes Is
sued by the British Consul at Rich
mond-saIe Of blockade Ran Goods
The New Rebel Flag Raised-Death
of Van Dorm OmeiaIIy Announced
Ranlss,s Army Divided and Scattered
KIRBY Smith Cenhde That nc Can Drive
Banks BACK TO Observation-Disclosures
Passed by Gunboats-Four up the Red
River.
HEApeuAKTKKs, AsxY OF THE PoTosAo. s
Monday, May ii, 1863
Richmond papers of Saturday the 9th contain the
toIlovipg items There is little in their editorials
sxeept favorable comments upon their most extrava-
psnt exapgeratons of losss, and the advantages
gained thereby to the Confederate army.
The Examiner quotes Rebel Surgeons report OF
,hs;r Losses as amounting to 900 killed, 1000
wounded, and 200 prisoners.
The country people around Richmond have dis
continued market visits in consequence of the belief
that their horses will be impressed for military pur-
poses.
The Rr;t;sb Consul at Richmond declines to issue
any more passes. ,,
or the Union prisoners in the Libby Prison, 1Ne
Examiner says the higher officers are reserved and
oil take their condition pbilosophcay, looking Tor
ward 10 an exchange in few days.
A large amount of blockade goods sold at auction
IN Richmond on Thursday. The sale included
100000 worth of ladies boots and shoes for Summer
wear. The sale realized 10000 in the aggregate.
A new Confederate States flag bas been adopted.
II was raised in Richmond on Monday.
The Examiner prophesies that the Union army
has crossed the Rsppahannock for the last time.
Alta public sale in Augusta, Ga, prices for negros'
ranged from 500 to 600.
II is officially announced that Gen. Van Dorm died
at Spring Hill, Tenn. on the 9Th Of May.
JACKSON; Mia, May lit 10 reported that
Banks's army has been divided into three columns
one fortifying the Town Of Opelousas, one remain
ins at Atchsfalaya, and one at Baton Rouge.
Banks has seized ali the negroes on the Governor
plantation.
Kirby Smith has arrived at Alexandria from
Arkansas with Walkers Texas Brigade as re
.nlorcsments. Smith il confident that he can drive
Banks beck to Berwick.
Three powerful Confederate gunbOats are at Alex
sndria, above the falls.
The wheat crop in Texas ID unPrccedcntsdly prom
ising.
Msgruder's headquarters have been removed Il
Ban Antonio.
Five gunboats passed Nstchez On sunday night
-Four ascended Rcd River
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-13

The Richmond Enqvtrer Of the 9Th conies'es 70
iors "from eight to ten thousand" beside fourteen
gus, aud claims To have taken "thirty-hve guns
and some ten thousand prisoners" The following
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-13
A Million and . Half OF "Five-T wenties"
Sold To-Day.
faILdadrd,LrHIA, Tuesday, Nay u, 10

n,
Thu sal, OF 81, 5OO, 900 worth Of "Five-1wenties'
IA renorted to-day, IA follows: New York and New
jersey. s5O6, 200; Boston, $685., OOOi Philadephla
and Pennsy lvania, $4,000; Providence, X. l.,
5000 600; Baltimore and Maryland, CSC, 900; Ohio,
sS7. 600; Western States, $l9, 900.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-13

Further BY the Bohemian, OF Cape Race.
The following is the portion of the Bohemian's
news which failed to reach on Monday night owe
ING to trouble on the telegraph wires ct the east
ward:
Berlin letter says that Russis's proposal for an
offensive and defensive alliance has been repeated v
the Government Of Prussia more pressingly. The
King Of Prusss hesitstes but the Rsac,ionary party
highly favor the desgn.
lie Nord formally announces that the relations be,
tween the Cabinets Of Stockholm and 81. Petersburg
are most satisfactory.
An important engagement took place on the 18th
of April between the Russians and the Poles neay
Wark, south Of Warsaw. The Russians were de-
feated, with great loss
Langiewicz has been conveyed by the Austrisns
from 1ischnowitz TO Bohemian fortress on 10.
sephs Stadt.
The South American mail had arrived ct Lisbon
with Rio dates Of the 18th April. Coffee was selling
ut 5000 to 1900 for good firsts. The stock was
90, 900 bags. Exchange was at U3 9If.
At Pemambuco Sugar was selling, ct sEoO0 70
4N6O0 for White. Brown was quoted at igSo 70
lE0O At Bahia Sugar was selling 81 iE00" "
llsO0. ru,.rd spI
The bids for the Turkish loan 10 EngAno w.
France had reached four millions sterling
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-13
From San Rrancisco.

San FkAsCisco Tuesday May IL, 1903.
Trade quiet. Money easy. Atlantic currency
exchange 1910 premium on gold IN New York.
Sterling 4Sd. Legal-tenders Gas. The ship Robert
Hood has been chartered for lod Of grain for Live
erpool at f2 1911. 81,
The bark Comet has arrived from Honolulu with
cargo mostly for trans-shipment for New.York and
Boston, domprising oil, WOOL hides, rice and sugar.
Her dates are 70 tho 9Th OF April.
The Hawaiian Supreme Court has made decis'oa
sustaining the law prohibiting the sale Of spirtuoul
liquors 10 natives.
The bark Arctic from Honolulu, for Boston, ear.
ried COO pounds Of cotton.
The ship FYeetwing left Rowland lsaud on the
4tb for Cork. The Apglo-Saxon soon follows and
the Ubon is waiting turn TO load.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-13
ura Of Mas . ch usetts Troeps.

Druarture Of Mass chusetts Troops.
Bosros, Tuesday, May ~ 1853.
Six companies Of the Massachusetts I'd Cavalry.
left their camp at Resdvle, at noon to-day, for the
seat Of war.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-13
The CAUSES OF ITS RETURN TO FALMOUi
THEY WERE NOT TO BE FOREsEl
TIE CONDITION OF OUR WOUNDED
DEATH OF sT0NEWALL JACKSON

HEADQUARTERS ARMY oP rRK PoTosAc,
Tuetday, May IL. 1858.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-13
The Reooveryaof Our Slain on the
Battlefield.
Communication on the Subject With
General Lee.
THE REBELS HOLD THEIR OLD POSITION
Our Forces Still on this Side of the River

Special Dispatch TO The N Y Tribune.
wAsHrSoToy. Tuesday, May u, 1868.
REBEL LETTER FROM GRAND GULF.
The following letter was taken from Rebe
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-06-23
ESTRAY

soRREL HORSE taken up the Town Of Wesley
the 14th of April. 1863 by gtwett sorrel hor.
about old, II hands high, white mark on the
back, AL white spot il the face, add plated al round
Appraised at s25. VIZ. TONSER q Co.,
Joliet. Nay u, 1855. 49,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-06-23
DIR. C. W. ROBACK.
NOTICE,
ESTATE OF JACOB ". BAIRD, DECD.

ESTATE OF JACUB ", BAIRD, DfUD.
DCBLIC notice is hereby given, that on the third
4 Monday of July next, (being the 10Th day of
said month"; shall attend before the County Court
Of Will County, the Court House in the city Of JOLT
e for the purpose of selling and adjusting all claims
against the estate of Jacob W. Baird late of said
County, deceased. when and where all claimants
notified and requested to attend and pT0stnt their
claims, in writing against said estate for adjustment
All persons indebted to said estate also requested
to make payment to the undersigned without delay
SAMARIA BAI RD, Admx. of estate
of Jacob W. Bard, Decd.
June ., 1868. 5l-Gw
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-06-23
garto ADVERTISEMENTS.
WANTED

A situation by young man from the east, clerk
IA ia some Wholesale or retail establishment. has
had some experience clerk. wrios good plain
business hand and has good business qualifications.
shs.. Address W. II. D., Signal Office.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-06-23
BARNUM's SELF-SEWER,

FOR ALL SEWING MACHINES, $3.50.
We attend the Repairing Of all kinds Of Machines
Prices of Machines, with Hemmer, Teller, Gauge,
Oil Can, extra needles, full Directions, &C., from $50
90 S11O.
Terms to Agents, descriptive Circulars and speci-
mems Of work sentfree by mail receipt Of stamps
or had OF
/. CORNELL CO.,
133 Lake Street, Chicago.
k9-Any persons wishing to obtain one OF these
,sshines may DO supplied By @. c. FARLEY,
Jupesl 1855 lnbllJl Joliet
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-06-23
FOR SALE.

"ITHlN Three miles of the city Of Joliet. Of
w the finest farms in VIII County, containing
24S acres consist ing of about ~ Of prairie aid
the balance timber laI d Said farm is well wRtered
and Is in every respect desirable property The whole
part will be sold as might suit the purchaser
Terms easy Enquire of Barber MscuRlber, in tks
city cfJoIet.
Joliet, Marsh II, 1863
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-06-23
THE MARKETS.
JoIset Price Current,
MARRIED

o. ,a Dist inst IN Saint Patrcks Church in this city
nv the Rev. p Farrrly, Mr. L. McMtHoN, of Mokena
~ Miss AIRY SHERIDAN, Of Henryville, Lower Cana
da.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-06-23
NOTICE.


ESTATE OF WILLIAM FERGUSON, DECD.
DUBLIo notiIe is hereby given, that on the Ord
II Monday Of Aug. next, (being the 18th day of
said monthly shall attend before the County
Court Of Will County the Court House in the city Of
Joliet the purpose Of settling and adjusting all
1lss against the estate of William Ferguson late of
SAD eouuLv. decd, when ami where all claimants are
SotiSse and requested to attend and present their
claims in ~TitnS against said estate for adj ustmept
Am perEsssindeLted said estate are also request
ed 10 make payment the undersigned without delay
THOMAS D0IG, Executor.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-06-23
Commissionera NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to all parties interested
IN that the commissioners heretofore appointed by
the council of the city Of Joliet, to estimate
the grade and cause side walk 10 be built on the
west ride Of Iowa Avenue from Second Avenue 10
Washington street. in said city, in conformity with
ordinance heretofore passed by said council for that
PURPOSE will meet or the purpose Of entering upon
their duties such commissioners at the office Of ".
". Stevens in said city, Wednesday the LIST day Of
July, 1863 when and Where all person persons in
tererted in said matter requested to be present.
W. W. STEVENS.
z II. LOGAN,
STne I, 1868 CHI. WEEKS,
Commissioners.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-06-23
STRAYED

INRoM New Lenox about the first Of April dark
IL red COW. with white spot in forehead dry since
last fall, about years old above the medium size,
haring horns-not very long. and wide the hips.
Said belongs the Sisters of the Convent Of the
Good Sheppard, Chicago. Any person who will give
information by letter otherwise the subscriber
Joliet will be literally rewarded.
April Il, 1855. PATRIcK KAYANAGH
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-06-23
June 10, lso1

STATE OF ILLINOIS, 80
CUUETY OF WILL,
WIll Couaty Circuit Court of Oct term thereof 1903
Charses o. Lamb and WilIism Lan.b.l
Attachment.
Michael ". QEinu.
FFIDAVIF OF the residence Of the said
n NieEaeS W. QaiuE, having bees Rled i'm the office
OF the Clerk of the CTcuC Court of via County, pub
Tic notice Is therefore hereby given to the said defeni
ant Michael W QnnH, that wit Of attachment is
sued Of the cce Of the Clerk Of said court at the
suft OF Charles q. sIaaib and William Bamb, dated
June 6tb A. D. 1868. for the o. Five Hundred dol
lars directed the sheriff OF said County, which said
writ has been Estnrned duly executed 6y the Eaid
Sheriff:
Mo- therefore, nnless you the said defendant
Michael W Quinn shall personally be and appear be
fore the Circuit Court of Win County. ia the State Of
Ill inUs the first day of the next Term thereof to
he holden the Court House in the City Of Joliet, in
the County and State aforesaid the first Monday of
October next, and give special bail plea, do
Enur the said plaintiffs action, judgement will be
entered against You by the said cnurt. ard ia favor of
she sad plaintiff and much OfiLe property attached
as may he sufficient to satisfy the said Judgment and
costs viii bs sold to pay the same.
BIZ RUSSELL, Clerk.
D. II. PINNBT, PlIs Atty.
June l6 1853. nj CIV
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-06-23
A CARD To THE LADIES.
DIR. DupOncO'S Golden Pills.

lnialfiaie IN correcting, regulating and removing
all Instructions fTun whatever cause, and always sue
cessful a. "A preventive.
lnialibicin relieving stol1agps and irregularities
OF the menses. hese pills nothing. new but in
France and America with unparalleled success IN every
case and lie is urged by many thousands les who
have used them, to make the Pills public for the allie
SiEton Of those suffering from any irregularities hat
ever as well as to prey en increase family where
health will not permit it. Females peculiarly situated
or those surprising themselves cautioned against
using these Pills Win in that condition. as the Iro-
pieCr assumes responsibility after the above ad-
mouiti0n although their mildness NOull prevent any
mischief TO health; otherwise the Pills are RECON-
mcnded. Full and explicit explanations accompany
ing each box. Price SlV0 per box.
Sold 10y - u. BLACKMAN. Druggist.
sole agent for JOLIET, and VIII County III
LADIES, by sending him 81 90 to Joliet Post Onfce
and have the Iills sent Confidently 10y mail to any
part of the country.
N.B.-Louk out for courterfits Buy no Golden
Pills of any kind unless every box is scnCdS D. Howe
All others are base imposition, and unsafe: there
ERE as you value your live and health, Ito say moth
Ing OF being rtUSScd out Of your money! buy or,
OF those who. show the signatures of $ ID. Howe on
every oX which has recently been added ON account
ol the Pllls being countereired- gradients com
posing the above PILLS are made known to every Agent
and they viii tell You they safe and will perform
all claimed Cor them.
Sold 10y LORD SMITH, lChirr-o. and by one Drug
gist IN every town, city and village IN the State
:. d. HOWE, Sole Proprietor.
OCT. H. lSb2.-ly New York.
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COLT LOST.
TED
WANTED

CORRESPONDENCE bytwohardsDme young Gents,
AwitE equal number of pretty. liyeiy and accom-
plislIcd young Ladies' with a view to matrinUny.
Addrsss-in confidence, with Cardes de Yisite.
JUAN FELIX, care of drawer IS,
Nashville, Tenn.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-06-23
DR. W. II. HOPKINS
w A N Il Il ID
Farm for Sal

Otier for sale the farm on which I now reside con.
j. tanning 205 acres Of land 40 acres Of timber hal
snce improved farm. well Nstered. there is on the
premises small orr hard, large Barn and . House,
said property Is situafedin the town Of Troy q Iaie
west Of Grinton's mill.
March o. '63 AUGUSTUS REIFF