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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-29
g. w. GARRET. A. O. NJ.
Ltst Of prices charged he NdrIeTmdSTs DEPARTMENT. 6y
he in

The Factories in this State
Rockfsh Manfg Co., A sheeting. 80 cents per yard
Bounts Creek Manfg Co. ehee ing 30 per ya d-cot
ton yarns 50 per bunch fayetteville Mills, "A sheetiug,
80 cts. yard Beaver Greek Mantg Ce A citing
80 per yard Murchison, Reid Co, a sheeiEg, S5
cts. per yard J. NJ Morehead, Osnaburgs 60 cts per
yard Rockingham Manf'g Co A sheetng 25 cts. per
yard-t osnaburgs, 80 cents per yard P. Tate,
burgs, IS cents yard h. Holt, A sheeting, IS
cents per yard-t osDaburgs 80 ceRs per yardt j. Nc
Donald Son, csnaburga IS cts per yard Yadkin Man
ufacturing Co, A sheeling. 80 cts yard Powell
sheeting, IS per yard Union Factory sheeting
sl4 per yard Cedar Falls Co., A sheeug 30 cts
ton yarns s3 Is per bunch Thomas NJ Holt cotton yarns
S. Is to s. IS per bunch c. ". GARRETT, a. d.
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at hand
The nonarrivaI of the Raleigh papers places it out of
power to lay Gov VANcE's Message before our read
today as we had hoped and expected. We suppose
it will get here tomorrow We certainly work uuder
difficulties -DnplU Journal 23H
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TELEcEAPnIC EXTRACTS.

We find the following telegraphic news in our ex
changes received this morning:
Peeks Late Lie.
FRANKLIN, Jan. 20.-Peckis as great liar as Pope
We drove him from the field and held it until mex
morning, when went in pursuit of Corcoran, who
skedad!ed into North Carolina. We brought off bis
wounded and we ate the dinner which was prepared fol
the Yankee officers.
A LIEUTENANT WHO WAS IN THE FIGHT
AT THE FEAST.
Reports from Dsserters
GRENADA, Jan. l8.--Twenty-four prisoners from the
Illinois, Indiana, and Ohio regiments captured the
Mississippi, opposite Whit river, arrived here
to-day They confirm the report that the Federal Gen
erals Wyman, Steel, and Smith, were killed before
Vicksburg and represent great dissatisfaction exist
ing among the Western troops, with extreme hatred
OF the Eastern States and an earnest desire for the es
tablishment of peace.
Gen. Sherman was placed under arrest for dsobcdi-
ence OF ders 10 making the attack Vicksburg pre-
maturely.
These prisoners surrendered to two of Starke's
airy. They say that the Western troops Woad all de-
sert if possible
Our scouts report twenty FIVE transports pressing
South on Tuesday last.
Enemy Re pulsed Near the Black Water.
ed scouting party OF our Windsor this morn
ing. They repused and driven in the direction Of
Suffolk
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From the Raleigh Standard.
OUAPTERAAsTER's DEPARTMENT,
Dee ri 1850

Wv. Holden, Esq :-Sir.-In accordance with a
resolution passed at Convention of the Manufacturers
of this State held at Greensboro the 5th inst,
herewith enclose for publication list of prices taken
from the latest invoices of the different Factories this
Department.
Very respectfully
w GARREF A q M
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FOR SALE.

OOO ACRES OF LAND, in Columbus county, within
OUO three miles of Fair Bluff and one of the Whining
Manchester Railroad. There about three hun
dred of cleared land under good fence There
hundred of choice swamp lands, east
y drained ANY person wishing to buy would do well to
cali the subscriber address at Leesvie Robson
county, N. G. GILES P. FLOYD.
Jan. Is, 1S63.-l7-3t*
THE CITY HOTEL
rs TO RENT Or LEASE. Possession given immediate
l. ly. Apply to JOHN moRAE.
Wilmington, Dec. 3lst, 1852. SO l6t&l4-H
SALT WORKS FOR SALE.
WYE WILL SELL reasonable terms entire Salt
w Works, situated Topsail Sound, eighteen miles
from Wilmington, Tke works capable Of making rs
bushel of Salt per day Any wishing to purchase
can apply to either of the Undersigned.
r. LEE,
THOS. LEE,
JOS. WESTBROOKS.
Jan. I'd, 1868 7l6t-l6-2t*
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THE ALABAMA SINKS THE u. S. IRON-LLAD
GUNBOAT HATTERAS.
MoBIt e, Jan 2lst, 1868.
The Advertiser and Register has the following disvach
GRE Jau. 18th, 1893.
Five prisoters, capture fl b. transports opposite
White RIVER, arrived here tonight Th report s-sis.
fac ion among the WeseIn troops, ssara
ton of Hin lis und Indiana from the Yankee Union freely
canvassed aud favored ty the Western troops.
JACKSON, Jan 20. The Special Crt s publishes the fol.
10 @ug despatch: TANGAPAHo, JAM 20The New Orleans
Picayune contains the official report OF eng
tween the Alabama and the u s. Gunboat Batteras 20
miles from Galveston. The Hateras sunk vii all On
board, except officer five men, who were picked
up by the Brooklyn. The Hatlerss carry
ipg three rifed 81 FOUNDERS. TIE Brooklyn pursued
Alabama but could not overhaul her
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During the same period, the interest bearing Treas
ury notes have increased from $22 799 900 12O
600. Increase $9768O10O; from which deduct notes
on hand $I1 ,9O4 60O Real increase $95, 5,775, 500
This large increase of interest bearing affords sat-
slactory evidence that the issue of them udcous
increase and for any ordinary the bond and inter-
est notes. amounting together to monthly sale of 2G1a
millions would have sustained the Government without
any resort to paper currency. But the estimates call
for than the amounts furnished by these
sources, and compelled to resort to Treasury
notes to supply the deficiency
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The MAILs.-We are to-day without papers from
Richmond or Raleigh. The Charleston Courier is not
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Northern News-Tho Iron-Clads.

We are indebted 10 the courtesy of A. A. Gen. @.
D. Myers for a copy of the New York Herald of the
18th. Most OF the it brings has been anticipated
but the following, relating to the arrival of the iron
clads at Beaufort may be interesting to people
, 1863-03-05
A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DR.. Duponco's Golden Pills

FOB FEMALES.
l7tal'lc IA correcting, rsSusas4g ana rem remoyanE an
o.ttfuctio:,+ Of tlIa monthly tFfods' " rom Nna<
ever capse. aud always sueecsssul As p1sscntstTe
11 al diseases peculiar to te,ns'es wnesnGf mar
Married. L1dics will be partcn1ar IN ar.
tcc Sd Of the directions. The ingredients OF the F!lls
f-c YGuc known to cEcry agent, and they Will INFORM
.ou lie Pilis arc perfectly harmless. and viii do al
E.s::ned for thct1-
Price, s1.oo Per Hox-
Eod in Chicago by NGencfA "co1eSa'e 0sen'1'
1nrD f. SMITH ttrtct.
II EiIlylI4. 1G T. -do12h street
Et.Ii.rE finch, q and a5 Market street.
I ROEhiHElD, 81 North Clark etrcet.
f;aLE Wl;UTIIFIks. 70. Randolph street.
i r. ii ii HOOKER, ST West RApdo ph street
4 Il TtTCiiESx 1.ts West Lake street.
81. IE1:1ME. corner Of Clark and adams street
ismrs, tx sendlng EtruEH Of the above axenss1
pt!ro1Et. tie C1cA6o Post ofnce" can hays M tne
l4s rert !eonndsnisliy5 " mall 10 aos pA'e u 'ae
KLsniIs ns Te1 past.1ulas nuy fns,s nosn,nS xnS
I'D shc signature Of D. Howe on easa b{'': bnK Sea
IL. .tct ,y been added acco1nI o1 tac rus mav!nk
Eteu CDljNTERFE1tED. p@@@Ht'fSAA
, 1863-03-05

CHICAGO SANITARY C,xxras1os Rooxs,>
CHICAGO. March !, 1853.
The following Is the list Of money contrib
~. ae1 ~ 49, er~; '''
u. sne mon'n , ol te0,uaas: a x.,. ~
First TonsZsssssonal church. Jollet' HIS. 80. -
per sohn hioa. fas,o n ;'1,;j ;1,;:j. s51'a
Patto!.-. -; $50
$. a. soc!tt y. Shs!lana. " lneoaSo Co..
nls,: pstLemuei tiSE. Esq. i.s 5,r..,.. 1s.o
. =. soeieIs. nalena, ~. .p;S;t;o. pSi ~ ,
Secfetfy, r.pseGrs o. , eanleItiou ~ a. VI .ne
Panorame o. the !" Al, donated u tne pro-
prietor ;---.-.........--;1;. 15su
S. 4. Society Of Lynn Town. knox Co.. 1As.-
per 5ae; solcs. Esq.. TEeaacses. 1000
Varderlas; $500; so
t9usca OF VERNON A'ea'' per 4oe' F. l. .an
y. +, Chnfch Of faafneld, Il, pe, .. Acly luU
Queen ann PFaiIie Ael99ass5 sa Capfeo' u5ech- oo
baptist Church, Chester, 1lls., per ReE.c:s.
BARBER ....-.:......:;,.:.--:. 15.0
St. Thomas (Epis.) Church Battlc Creek,
Mich, per A.: Bush; Pastor. Ito
sloan Eaq.....:.::::; 80
baplist SoHsattsa1!on "a ne""' 1851 feA se
, 1863-03-05

elimato. yast au1 p:r # ;,c5soas arc ino.c Or
3efs Affected with disorders OF the liver asiEnc 1tom
Inflammation ehttrucsion q that o:ean The com.
Tion SYMPTOMS OF liver coLnalatEt hre duH pain or
,cng in e I.ehs ssde rsrt!eal"tiy on rteasnreIsoe
arretie. 1ausea vomiting. disorder u tie somac.
and bGws1s ssk headashr; eosSeness At sc7,c times
Eight twea,t. &C. Some ot the appearances oflvef
ronlalnt are 50 much like those Of pnl mon ~ Goa
surrton tlat qne Of these disordcs1is oea
sns to that liver compatnt cau be CO req oay
br taorl: but this resncdyfx generally worse than
teease-lo-t they who once sdhm!tIe "a course ofmcr
Jay rc:fecs hcaifh a1fcrwasdss Or ]. ii. ScaEScTss
M.SpE.F1 Pills. . 1ure'y vegetable compound.
md tnsy eanot possibly Do sny Injury Their ac.ioa
tcsans' who haze xttnssssd tne c1res performed h
ea.oHc'. To contradict this s1anAtT. n. sehenck
:.;ade oath before an Alderman in Philadelphia. Tint
!!e MANDRAKE Pulls contain mi eEa Whist.
eyer. and cory Of this affidavit i* pnbltxhed in Dr..
caencks namrh1tt DR.. S. pledges himself that these
Maad1skc rs VII cure any eass Of I've, eompaiat
cs;sse W tss!aaclpla. Esw York, Boston: Batinore
nnv ne5son. IT, 81 " n. ~
krrt on n,c. Price IS cents boz. For sale 81 I'll
1rrCr1Sfe ard 1es1trH NH
, 1863-03-05
(,ATARKH! CAT ARR II!
DR.. seeley.s Liquid Cstsnh Remedy,
Assure cure for
Catarrh or Cold in the Head.

{.seasc- 70 cu:c Catarrn Than CONSUMPTION and ng
cu-,nc the :t prevent the latter Fcssons snoaid
u actsA1d tet the better way to cure consumption
lie tSnt,.ioms OF Catarrh. NJ they generally sprear
,-. ~" T-st r.Tv s,Irht Persons uEd they have co.d
nld nd tsi tey Ease a.e4s AID IT. more
to tic changes Of temperature. 1n thi6 con
~ fse ~ nes nssy ee dry Of slight discharge. thia
aid as4.d. aftervafds becoming thcS md adnesEs
rrcssed in .npntity and changed In quality they aEe
ow tn,cE aa heavy ad arc ettrr got rla Of ~ 4ioW
:nared or conehcd OF. 1ne FectItons MT ole7atEe.
r,rsinr had 1rrnth yo!oc in th:ca and nasal the
.sns & ~ Gtnk lie sense OF smell il fcsscned or de-
fivoyed: dcawfs fEcc1sI5 ta9ee sfa EsGe s,tp al,
:, * SS,tl,.taue can be e:Fcctu.!'r removed.
I.,ic Of IT, tatarr 1:cuedy <3.a-suaiceat iof nse
mouth. With full acd Gear alsetoos. 6eA' W e@
Fr:N.
Office, 182 South c1ark Street, up stairs3
address 1s. y: y. 53i;ss &c. IN
eclI-vla.ttE ttE tos1 1EnCt 4'oe s@ft' ~u'GieV.*4t'
, 1863-03-05
n(fnirinul
a Valuable Medicine
FOR EVERY FAMILY.
H}fnilit,ul

FOR EVERY FAMILY.
DRUGGISTS e II sfssa. ks"s f ana tas fy SG "a
md recommend as . ionI. ;,iuu.
lant aud appetizer,
RoBACK's
STOMACH BlTTERS.
AP0TREcARlES : 4! ;ss!ss: s ss s:!y
Eel! and dispense as 4 tonic
1fonACK,s
STOMACH BlTTERS.
PHYSICIANS asunry &c s yssps e s I'D M tsee eas
mend this celebrated tonic.
R0nACK,s
ST0MAcHBiTTERS.
GR0cERS + ;ss'ss; ss:s s s Sis's;a ssa
Rox:AcK's
STOMACH B}TTERS.
m1ELS @ @spees;Si NJ :;s5t "a
RoRACK,s
STOMACH BITTERS.
HOSPITALS = s;S + ::
soldiers,
RonAcK,s
STOMACH BlTTERS,
Suffers @ sa2 ss%ss, I'D a'T s
Recommend
R0HACKsS
STOMACH BITTERS,
LADIES' e ssf ys12s 8: euss:SS:: If
RDBACKsS
STOMACH BiTTERS.
FflHEV8nnN Who desires good tonic. fol
EHE1HHk9DE Eyta. tone 70 the spirits, a
healthy appetite nnd strength to
the syxfe1ls generally, should not
fail to buy bottle OF
RO8ACK,S
STOMACH bITTERS,
, 1863-03-05
ITO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser, having been restored TO health in
few weeks. by VERY simple remedy. after hsving suf
fcred al years with severe lung affection. and
that dread disease Consumptton-ts anxious to make
known to Ills ftIlow-srderers the means OF cure.
To an WHO dealte it, he Will send copy OF the pre-
scpuon used tfce Of charge> with the directions fo1
preparing ard using the same. which they will mud
sure cure for CONSUMPTION. As1Hx BRONCHITIS. &C
The only object Of the advertiser II sending the Pre
scpton to bcnett the afflicted. and spread Informs
ton which concelvcs to be invaluable. aud be hopes
every ruc.cz VIII try Lis remedy Is tt VIII cost them
nothing. ard may prove blessing.
Parties uis'ing the prescription Will please address
Rev EDWARD 4. WILSON.
WlAiaushurgh. Kings County,
f,9.a53a-fmd&yy New York
, 1863-03-05
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY
OF CANADA.
FOREIGN GRAIN TRADE,

The Grain Elevator In connection with the Grand
Trunk Railway. at Portland. which was commenced
last sumner. IS now completed, and In few days Wu
tc ready to receive Eratn. :.
TIC I:uilwsy 1sacEs run through tho building. and
the depth Of Entef at low tide Il Sufficient to 1oat the
largest vessels engaged IN foreign trade
The COMPANY y. therefore. now PREPARED to faKe
Railway and shlp it into Ocean nsses through their
aie nss ise Esysr Il ssors md Sns beng Is
sane rs arr usually CHARGED Ct Chicago.
The Elevator viii hold 10 go bushels.
Oats and other grain for noston. &C.. csn noE be
t.kcn to II hu1k. nnd shipped tasoush the
G. j. BRIDGES Managing Director
CotnEsns = Offices. Montreal, Fob. 1S8.
S. E.T.WEbSrER. Western General Agent: Chicago
n1lF OILS. Et1- Zts@."eoa
, 1863-03-05
: Etnf E5rnfs
F OR SALE.
;APRAIRIE sTncK-FARM.,

Ia 1rocuois C"anty H. n Ella. from cn,car, on taa
1lnnE Cent5ai alsroed nile soata nf tic iown OK
uzttn Rallrosd snd tuo sad I. miIr. aoxsh Of tns
towh Of Onsr.a. Said frn con-isr. ~ scrss III Of
1h:.hed w'.h E.-en Blinds. aIs VIA .vva sisgs Il.
cellar Easn EG feet leEE and s. feet wi1r aison
and ea.on icuSe; !a'gc ei+tera and M" a,tzs,a welt
The ErpunCs EGtH io1*e are we'll sat with
Greens and tpt.t ,1pcx aso 1ea yu apple trcc.
Tbs f3rn Il all feaeed cTeMa.i fenced &c Thar. Il
also - atres Of wood land lying To md ha1f miles
tfcm the horse which E<es NTH the p1aco Masking It
ore cg The ross t!csirhe pisces in the country and
Will be sold low tor cash. For particulars address g.
". .TARROX, Gilman illinois, hi aTt3iw
FOR SALE-A Farm in Kendall
= Ceunty-N. IT. q. Ct Section y: S. F. Or OF Sec.
tioa s.: Town s. EnFth Rang ge eas:, sH acres 20
improved 1nqure ef y. " -Sticsrill or r. A'ger
the pskiuiseA $50 100 70 loan city prora.tJ. Lyt
occupied BY Deg ~: Eassxts ~ 1i!1s. toE ss1e
fee6 At9ttE1 Wa1kes'b HlocE Dearborn stEetk.
, 1863-03-05

E,s snhsFva Aa1n arannro
M UHkT END X
rbe.e D.neeroua and Troub1csomc
Sisted ino best Directed Treat-
r1ent. can he conanIeteIv CON.
trolled BY tho REMEDY
-
TIE CURATIVE
nronerttcs of tbc medicine direct thcnsc,ves In
the orrans Of secretion and by 40 altering the con
idtion 81 the stomach and liver t1lat TIC starchy
fnnc M the eTstem IL unier lie iufnencn ut tba
ione 40 t'e ''s"4 10 Anos' '"s 'A1ueAeS VI 1''o
CONSTITUTION WATER,
which gives those organs time to recover the1
n sutS ~ ] n.o aUe e u sly s.as III
sh.tj N mh;rI :. has hecn a;xnn 's' VI ~
soet's III "i''cn u aIla oeea g''ea-
STONE In ~ 1 TIN 1,f RlAneEf nI1eE npnoa1r nGoTuLos'
ANn Wt1CT1S m WI1.EY nIS.
CHARGES AFTER IRE
NHTING.
nr..a,aa ~, ,s-4n. ~, oas ,,a t,o rama rama.
w be entts su es the hs os sna
xaW viii. the SEVERITY OF the disease rom twenty
56ns ta "au teasnoonil three tines day in wate;
Onr.s tho passagc Of thc Saenlns, ne PAN PAN ahn "
,,ri;nc- rs1ned;es than fnoyse5 M with tho f,nn.
l,tpt;on xEater ~ shove d;reetca VISA S1s WIZ
pysmES oRRuGA. OR PAINFUL sESsTnu-
ALTON, AND N MENOIsRuAGA Or
PR0FuSE FLOWING.
Both diseases arising from faulty secretion ofthc
menstrual fiuid-sn The case being too little,
ana aesoupaaeo, y scsSfe @ 81 ana e .d ptns[
by tie Constitution Water. -
woM hieh Is H the rezait ii Of 1caHa aioa Of the
Of st ana + S y a
in 81 eana a1 nas tb pa
iii cases, be removed BY ths medicine.
OF TnE MoMg wa91 ~ m
ao1anee anS ia nino sasss oat q ii tss do:tss
doee t nos sea ~ 9M te srnto5 T
SnT e9 aa Feet se oi tho
Pniisa Msmo waksf%q'!aess Flas5fs 1s,on Of Heat
Laneaof' Aas6itooe anu on'ueSs y. is'ou'
Which III the unmarried female is constant re-
a15FI5 ssc a the
snd as moh aei mona pass@fs @ !ainn an c
ncng aaT tx n,ient rn1.ily fnscs her Al
M.tite, tie bowels are co.istipatcd, night ewcats
ro,uc On. aud consumption anal1y ends her career.
1urcnRRHEA op WHITES.
This a;tesee depends upon an Inflammation .!
ali casca accompanied by eeverc pain in the back,
asIss , tnE - M aF hc f,lrn trce tines
~. t,h ~ ;rinct;nn ~ 4 tc,.snnonfni ri tfe
medicine mixed With hall ptnl oi solt "a1cf1
rnotnIre AID evening,
S,'e ~
IRRITATION OF TIE NECK OF THE BLADDER
Irc.AATMHARH rc.ATHARH o. f THE M.NbDEK,
STKASGNET AND pNMSlSG.
OH PAINFUL URLN-
AiS1.
For these diseases It is truly sovereign remedy ant
too uch cannot he said In ia praise. single dos
has been known 10 rclerc most urgent symptoms. :,
Ar ypn s1o19en an a. x aea ne 5es5 ~ n
s1s &c OF Constitutional Water vii relieve you 'lf
-.,,...,, ~ ~. w., s,..,,..,n, ,x,,,
tar,e AZ, iinaiacjir I;cartnrn Acid S.n,ach Fon
itnE Focs C; Taks tsasEoaalu aflsr diner diner T.
should be done gradually:
| fA1 eiClAss
&c 4 e. @
| CONSTITUTION WATER
TN. n,orc 1tsc1f nj tn Tho fas f,,at has dnrov
aae 4s'ea eaeA' ~ LII ''sA e.At LIE oefo"
| Nf* nIr1pETrCQ
| ....-... 1cHAAo' $500, ... ...
Infafe ard crcneh the Hdneys. and ey constant a.
d3seass t4Ua s'4 ~ eD4't''' A3'a e''As'p'
! KcQd. Read. Read
, 1863-03-05

DRIME MALT BARLEY,
$1.50 to 81 go per bushe1, 81 lbA
Bye limit One Dollar, s. lbs.
@~~"'' IRWIN 4 AOREY,
p.Box5 LII lepi76llyl Board qt Trade Rg!!|aluS
, 1863-03-05

COLONIES Oh INDIVIDUALS
Wanting lands. In large small In Iowa ofaay
ia1d quautJ Or pftee eaa 20 .appled b. salitaS IS
RlNGLAND Room /. KinssburJ Block. Chic.:c.
, 1863-03-05

D1PTHER1AL! D1PrHERIA!!
lIatts pii therta Cure. .GrAEGSTEEp TO cCEE II AL
CASES. or TIE MONEY EEFCSDgp. The trade supplied
ny Lord sz1t Wholesale Druggists . Lake street.
Chicago. fc2a aI623m
, 1863-03-05
A CA RID
Deafness and Blindness.

DR., UNDER TOpD, OculIn Apd Aurst. Operative
EurEcon 7s4 Randolph street. ncar theshcrman Honses
CHICAGO. uL1soI6. -
DR. h1s dcvotcd his professional life to
and Aura .edtc!ne and Surgery and receives monthly
oil the and ingenious Instruments and apparatus.
and the different modes of treatment used for the re-
md Anral Insptas Ad Iuft'nar1es Of London. Paris
nScient and modern operations for Deafness Cata 9et
Artificial IuEll. Cross Eye. Eutrorinm; Eet1op1qro,
.un1o;s. wcns and spurous gEow1hs Of every dsscrp
ton. Artificial Eyea and Far -oruIs Inserted. aud
Aurscola ptoscore PhArxngoeeone and uphthallnfc II
Microscope md machinery that brilliantly
Of tc Eye and Ear tins revealing the cause and
Eature Of many dtseaae< Of the and that have
tr1r1r3etrHl,r otscuritv fell, Z923.1n
, 1863-03-05

citFzcrs Of ssb1ette. being aeol1eetton ts-
ken Up ct public mec1'ns held in the
Dapsirt cLu1 eli. per B. Lowe. t....-.----.-. 81
ConereEat:oEal Ci!ur.h. Fremont. ILL.,: per
RrT; 2: 9. Saith. pastor Of Congregation -
Liberal Church, Fremont, III, per Rev. E. G.
otSes .ehaiehss, Fremont, Ill, per Rev Z: "a
ce!isst9oa IN Church, calni. iii, PET Rs1. -
co'a9e:stat s9Ha Church. Dsit::. MeI, per ~
Fricrdp, ID .t Eat | brentwood and West Hc. ii
ucrEy, Mcl1enry Co., III, with supplies,
pr J. 7. Es.sstt, A. oseFTocker' and J.
resbf'e7isn ar 9safeh. Hyde Park, Ill, per Il. D.
L. + T. AiSs1ta' M6bsts', e., e. cottase niii n::.
F.5ends. In the town q Le Roy. Dodge Co.. 90
ceneTssstfonsl Eli "a I chafe1. Mlbnin. III, pei ~
Samuel Smith. E51...- D.
Tabernacle BAPTIST Church, Chicago, per c.
coliettioa fen It Unon meetings OF POLO, ogc '
Co, Ill, per II. Norton, Treasurer; 100
Collection 1T Dakota Ill per G. ]. Born. 81
Soldiers Aid Society, Genesee Gzore, White :.
Young ladies Of Sterling, H.. per E. r. -
c1ases s1:s IS i hetanoss; nj; per j: "
chuiehes @ of Brighton .,perIessis: Brown - :,
N. sne E eha1eh Hssn ii Hartford, Mich, pr j. j.
NJ 1se E. e6Rsief, RassfS. Saginaw. Mich. per Rev
sehooie5ais Gs1eaft ' Gieh. Conference, col
lcctcd by Rev. Jas. Billing, Schoolcraft, :,
Additional M1th from Banner Town Sol. Aii So
ciety Of Yellowhcad, Kankakee. comfy, :,
IT., per ". II. Richardson. Treasnrer:::. p
ME. Chursh, and Cong. Of New Boston, Ill, .,
pe5 Jas. sco!t: - ~; 49,, a. Ton;.
, 1863-03-05

THE CURATIVE
properties Of the medicine direct themselves to
the organs Of eecreton and by so altering the con
i1tion Of the stomach and liver tlat the statchy
principle Of the food is not converted into sugar 80
long rs the eystem IL under tue influence OF the
CONSTITUTION WATER,
which gives those organs time to recover the1
healthy tone and yisof. VIC arc able to state tha
the Constitution Water has cured every case Of Di
abetis in which II has been given
STONE IN TIE BLADDER. CALCULUS,
GRAVEL. BRICK DUST DEPOSIT
AND MUCUS OR MILKY DIS
CHARGES AFTER URI-
, 1863-03-05
NEW YORK AND ILLINOIS
Hoop Skirt Manufactory,
1mpQese1
French and German C0rSot9.

xnl,d7enf 10 es springs ladies' s.zc.
"a charge provided they are kept clcan Ou- ssrtF
arc warranted to be Of the best quality. watch Spring
,iee1 skirts exchanged II not Satisfactory. aad al ras
rent n rnl1h%rrA
, 1863-03-05

GuCcd to THIS Conrt Dy your orafor.
That on the sd day OF February Last, your
orator [the I'D being Sunday communicated to
the said Bishop the Matcr;alty OF the testimony
that he hid only the day before learned that they
would not come on said trial OH thn 81 day Of
March, and In addition thereto the. further fact
Of the present pressing occupation OF hss
counscl-with their other professional du-
tics rendering It almost impossible for them to
devote nHy Of their time to your orators basincss
ard in1ctssts-a,d upon these facts asked from the
enid bishop postponcment Of said trial to . fu-
tusc day; that four o1ator in laakiug said ap7ica.
by fustEcr cf;orts In inducing the sa Everett and
lis .ai! wife Voluntarily to appear and testify in
said trial ssset to allow thcirtes:smony to be
taken On I, commission from the said Bishop: that
vpur orator requested reply from the fatd Bishop
10 bis ssd request at bis earliest possible conyc
uicncc; that on fse s8th OF tho past north youros
ator received from the said Bishop reply 70 his
pcetpo:cment Of said trial, alleging as reason
for Eucl refusal, not any fnsuflciencr OF
lie causes therefor shown By your orator, or
| thst juetica did not require It. bat that the
rnid Eror-c Green, ". Fl. Roberts and Thomas
SmIth ted for reasons whicl, they Gave him. abso-
lutcly refused (ae the said Bishop informed you1
| orator. 10 concur In such arrangement. Your
orator submits ard chargrs that the said Bishop
of The Diocese Of Illinois has exceeded the powers
given him under the said Canons fn TINT he instltu
led proceedings against youF orator upon the in
formation of one pcreon alone, as your orator be
/ 1ieycs and charges, and that pcreon. ~ your or
nfnr {s infoYmc and verify believes, the said Johr
Wilkipsop; in that further, he has fixed the tiunt
at Your .orators trial npon said alleged chsFEc!
without giving yuny orator thirty days previous
notice thereof after the constitution Ok the Coas
, 1863-03-05
THE CONFESSIONS AND E.
l. IPEIIESCE OF
NERVOUS INVALID.
PATCIlELOR'S HAIR DYE
- Tie list in the world.
WILLIAM 4. BATCHEL0R'S

reehrated Fair Dye produces color not to he dis
r.nrnshed frnJr nature-Tarnnted not To lhlprc the
iaf in tic lclt: remedies the i'll e1ccis Of bad dycs
hcd iuygoIaicE The hltr Tor LIE.
, 1863-03-05

The rsee a. It Stands. with stock car1sges &C. can
pe had for IS te0 A*o Farm Of Il. acres. SERENITY
nFe acres uadar cultivation two miles from Nce4f-
1aEd Drrot sad sx miles from tpe Above can 10 had
t1f {e,lC0. Apply 70 !. D. GCRSEE. EAQ., Mtdi%Qn
NiStuuS9u n ~
, 1863-03-05

IL IT IN ne LV1fJ
Cor, Sec, l. Asst Treas. Chi. San. Com.
, 1863-03-05

Instantly turns splendid Eack Brown, leaE.g TIE
ha!t Eoi and besntalnl SID a y ~ nrnsGf1 a.
the four sidcr or each Lox Factory. 81 tsarc!aF-.
ErE York flnte 3 Broadway aid l6 Dond- ty4as0t-1y
, 1863-03-05

TIRCUL A r Traders Bank,
" Chicago March ri, 1al3-Mr, j. d. Ellis. 1ats or
the fFrn Or Ns.sna1l l. Tslev Milwaukee, and Of the
State Eank Madison. having purchased the stock OF
this Bank 1t will ths data. transfer Its 6QHlcS to
The pew RanElpg House Of !. 4 ELLIS = C0:
nnSAsE2 I'm E.l-TIShuAA. Cashier