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Between aud s o'clock yesterday morning,
while upward Of thousand Federal exchanged
prisoners were being conducted from the Con.
tederate States prison to the Petersburg depot
for transportation to City Point, tile foot.
bridge spanning the basin Of Eighth street
gaze way while the line w:s passing over it,
ucd went down wreck III ten feet of water,
carrying With ii Ill upon tho bridge, from
h1ty to eighty III number. The utmost cI-
citcmcnt at once ensued among the prisoners,
md tic members Of several companies Of the
City Battalion, who had them under
guard, exerted themselves strenuous1y to res
cue them, but the morning being dark and
cloudy, their edt;ts were attended with but
partial SUCCESS. On calling the roll, twenty
seven Of the prisoners wcr, found to b. usiss.
ing, or, ut least, not answering to their names
Two of tllc guards, nc:nbcrs Of Capt. Mau}cs
compnny, (E) City Battalion, were also miss
i;g, and, it is feared, they have shared the fate
Of the prisoners.
notwithstanding the lanentable m;shap,
the prisoners were sent on to Petersburg hy
the regular train. During the morning ths0ngs
Of persons assembled on both banks Of the
basin and ut the bridge to witness tho prcpa-
rations for recovering the bodies from the ba-
sin. at thc suggestion Of Coroner esnxy,
the outlets were opened for tic purpose Of
drawing the water of, but the basin emptied
slowly, and up to o'clock p. N. yesterday,
but three bodies had been discovered, two Of
them Federal prisoners, and the third the body
of Confederate soldier that had evidently
been in tile water month or more.
Darkness approaching, the further search
for the victims was postponed until taI 9
morning, when an official Investigation will
be had.
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Q!1ieaeo Trtl>nlrt,
KEGR0ES i'll THE AER2AalYY AER2hAaY :.
Precedents from Revolutionary
History.
Washington's Approval, Madison's
Plan, Virginia's Consent.


{Geo. II. Moore, Librarian Of New York Hiatorlcal
Society.l
. There can be 10 doubt that negroes, bond
and free, were IN tic ranks Of the American
army, during the entire period Of the war, or
that they continued to be enlisted OF enrolled
i'll most Of the Statcs, especially as the pres
sure for recruits increased in the later years
Of the struggle.
Grnydcn, whose Memoirs are so familiar TO
tho students Of our Revolutionary history, in
his famous description Of tho army ut New
York III 1s777d, makes :, favorable exception OF
Glover's regiment from MaFblehead, Mass,
:.1nong the "nlisc1ably constituted bands from
New England" "Dut," hc adds, tseycn in
this regiment there were a number OF negroes
which, to persons unaecustomcd to such
associations, had disagrccable, degrading
effect"
Il is to he hoped that the researches Of our
historical scholars will develop more accurate
information as to this class Of our ReTo1u-
tionnry patriots. At present, = deficiency
must be noted in this respect. The re.urus
Of their numbers, it is TO be presumed, were
rarely made separately, as they appear to have
bcc,, scattered through the entire forces; or,
If made, have almost entirely escaped notice.
Tic following return is one Of the most In.
tcrcsting memorials Of the negro service in
The American Army Of the Revolution, and
may be relied on as authentic, as it vas on
ci1l.
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TOAL OR CARBON OILS.
~ ke!zs. Ardesco. and other brands Of Coal OIL
ATS ON HAND
md for ts1cby \. F. ER0SkEf.
foixS13St 81 and - South Water strnets.
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ff[eDitInaI.


x The nrstt in the form Of delicious Evrun III,
second as ahcal!ug soot::g aud cnoiEenl in}cct!ou
re1.os!cs al sca1l:ng hes. @rd tnpsopcr osehafses
:" The two medici1eS co:nhlacd hc!nE complete.
and needing other medicine to cure tho most oas
nse case Of acute chronic disease and Is especially
recommended I'll thoae Of Fuor A!bas for Whites
in femaes} Wien aH Tie old aausrous preparations
have fai1ed.
These preparations are not only as good as other
medicines. ECT 7EET Asz7 N aETTzn7;i THE E2er.
for tic simple tc.son thst these Eeycr fail to c1.e il
f,om ONE to THREE days. sshlc all otc.s do fall Ii
many casF8.
They s:c unllkc every other Medicine prescribed
for ACUTE CHRONIC DISEASES. as they contain no
cor.eia or mce7a! poison The" CukRo1xE R.aEnr"
secu'a he taken internally, In teasnoontu docs. I:s
dtufettc and Alternative In Its action It purnes aua
elsanses Inc o'ood Causing 10 Cow in all Its original
purify and stgor; thus removing from the syslctn al
Impure aud retnlc1ous GAUGES which have Induced III
ease.
BJ the use Of the '"CHEEokr1 Hxxrpr~ md
"CuEEbKkE {SJ1cr1oS."-the two COMMUNICABLE ~
PKoFkR ptscERAGEs ARE EKlovxp, and tho Weakened
o.ssus arc soon restored 10 fa vt5o- and strength
To these who have tiled all the various prrpar1-
items in yai unt.l s'ey thlk themselves beyond tie
reach Of medical aid We would ssy: SEvxH DESPAIR
The CHERoKKH EExEDT" and "CnEaoxkx Ix1nU.
T.oS" WILL cCRE xor Ar1E.: ALL CracK Doc1o2s
nAvE FAILED:
tE- For full particulars get Circular. FHxr, from
any Drag store In the country. write tie Proprietor
who will mai, FREE. 10 address. full treatise.
;" PR1cE-~ cHEEokEE REMEDY" $e per bottle, oz
ihree bottles for =.
x pEIcK-"CuEgoKsE ISJEcr1oS," 3e pcr bottle
or three bottles for g.
81 Sent hy express to any address On receipt oi
Price.
81 dby all respectable Druee!stsererywhesr.
bE. u. Il. NE1:WIS Sole Proprietor. .6SoQth Fourth
street. ST. Louis. Mo
SMITH 4 DWYEE,
81 Lake street, Wholesale and Retail Agents. nui sold
bE all Drugstststu Chicago. oc;6-yl0s Awa1eex1Y
, 1863-02-10


CfuTAECE QFTICE, WAE DE7tE7NXHF
y AaHEx1TDN, Ianra.y Eth. 1883.
Proposals Eli b. received at this Office Until O'Clock
on TIC 2fh q February 1ext. for furnishing one
hundIel 1r les1 ?EpenndeF cast Iron HowItzers for
Eenk defense. Thtse E!oNitzeEs weigh warn anisscd
anont f6 poua9s each. a1d d7av exhibiting their
dimensions can be secn u th oIc.. at tia United
afsrna;s TheJ a-c 70 be sabjecs to the regular
ntted at<s nsneetson anil rrnof and 10 be
stssissd 5nt Yai for e1ee2i s,el pas in.psctiyn
S2esaog to be lesSaassd by this oalce: Payment! WI
lc given oy the Inspector ani forwarded to this Office
laces viii state tho nub2E of lonltzcrs they pro-
Ie:t t. deavsr tn9t c:= err hrnd:e1 tho place
ior tEc E:taatE !'oEtzo.. aEd rn ett will be enter
asaea nhics5 II b1 uLu founder EeSulsFiy enSa-eu
IN tic cEsnrss f1stsactn:y eSlcn1s. Of which mast
accompany the bid Aay bidder cbtsinIHz a contract
Viii DC tcGE1red to el1eI !1to Go15 with less
tuo IN the penal Of ten thousand oll,rs
for te Of his cnntract Ia all r+spects
TIE bonds Mas: te sesao wfeu-eI br..1re JUICE Of
court ol record and tne touase,I noxt ba custtncd
By f.e ndge Of District Court OF tie United States
o. an Ordnance ouiccs IN charge oE unfsed stase+
above MI liabilities. "~N
The right II reserved to rolecs all pronosa1s II te
rEieSs arc Heensd TOO hgi or IT, for sn7 eaa.c it Is
lT5ros3. will be 1saied and addressed 70 "HFt1aier
sIsts:a < 5aHles v Enlsy Chief or Ordnance. Waah
Iank HoHttze5E.'' j. " RIPLEY
. l:;igadier General Chlei Of ptdnsacc.
l- ETE
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El TONS TOBACCO-Of reliable
-" snA ft?rt,ara Kentucky brands. in boxes faH
;", :r,o,ed uruutacturc, isb@sscls. Aalf herFcIs.
&C. IL: sa1c 1T cEfrcrt ratcshy
FAESOHs. P1TklN d HAEKEY,
~3' Why Il S2G.a Natec street.
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ST. Louis Hospitals.

List of the Northwestern soldiers who
have died in hospitals at St. Lonis, Mo-, from
Jan. aaSlh to Feb. 9th, 1865. Furnished By
Thos. ". ]. Long, Of Iowa office No. 2, La
clcdc Block, Olive street, st. Louis, Mo.
Simon J. pcpplnger, Co. c, 4Gth Ind. pneumonia.
Geo. G. Moore, p, nth III, rnlmus selopticum,
Nm: Springer, g, $st! Iowa. gastritis
II. L. Llland. a, 3sth Iowa, do
Ja.oh Eas.er, {, s,th Iowa. do
.1ohn ". liicc, G, E;I Ind. chronic rheumatism.
Elijah Summers. 9. 3stli Iowa.. pneumonia
Chae. McDufin, / aath Wfs., do
heis L hS,sE ILL., gna;a Raashot as'se Wound
yaspfr =: Msaaf; i; ll5'h nj, CHRONIC diarrhca
E!sh sls5k s9!a "a, # pnssmSns p,s;,aa lasnon,,
e. e. Ssss; 4 :fS FL sa"s'ts sS wound
christophcr Wilson: D. iisth Ill, phthisis p,4lmo-
wm. coalse, G, 1a1st 1l:, phthisis pnmopals.
Eiaanon y Dean, c. u Wis. carniFy' phisis pull
DanIcl Tundcrwood X. 9Th Iowa. pthisis puluao-
Wi!1*5 rol!stt; e; 3'ta II, Wiz, chronic diasrhea
| Henry O. Saryer. F 18th Iowa: do
t Geo /. Fock:nsiasl, K. 11sth H.. do
fH fSssi;% Elxs} u @ 9; ~ % NJ. !tyPho asssris.
4oci II d. ri It. !sM h Rssdea
+; Allen Grren, b, 9th Ind, gnnshot wound.
%n nes;hfa M Fots4 si!h s 5sSf ioSs Sys0nteF5
| Abraham Klntcr. :lst Iowa.
/ Samuel Moose. s,th Iowa.
Gss / s Waaren sfh 'eSi ioTa
Scrgt. c. Stacker H. sd Wis, fcaris ycuaittens.
Edward Wnl4cc, E, 9,th Ii! o,,,,,.n do
5aeoa ea RoeE{oid r sssh 81 Ws. @ tyrhotd fever
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not sprear whether the elaye himself ever be.

not sprear whether the slayc himself ever be-
canlc freeman.
Another document will serve 10 illustrate
the subject still fnrther-tuxGst aJ ho*te doeeri.
Lord Dunnin1cs offers, in IT'S, have already
Eccn alluded to, IND aro familiar to most
rca1ers; these Of Sir Henry Clinton In 1719,
which follow, layc hitherto attracted less ut
tcntian:
"B; lis Exeeency, Sir Henry Clinton, E. B.. Gen
cia'. and Commander ln-Clrf 0: MI His atajcs-
tys Forces within tho Colonies lying on the At
lnitic occan, fscm Noya Scotia to West F1orfda,
inclusive, &C., &C.. &c.
PROCLAMATION.
Whereas, the enemy have adopted !. pracsiee OF
enrolling Negroes among their troopa; l DO hereby
give Notice, that ell Negroes taken In Arms. Or
upon any military DUTY. sha! he purchased for the
7Hl{ie serrfec at] stated price; thc Money to be
But do most strictly forbid any Person to sc1l
or claim Right over any Ncyroc. the Property Of a
Army; And do promisc to every Eegroe who shall
taescst the Rebel STANDARD full security 10 follow
within theec Lines any occupation which he shall
Given under my Hand, Mt Head Quarters,
FhillipshuFg' the so'h day Of yuns, l.7'.
Ey his E1cellency' Command,
JouE SMITH, Secretary.
When this proclamation Was first issued the
words enclosed within brackets were otiu 1t.
They were added in the publication two
months Inter, with II statement that the omis-
sion was q mistake Of the printers.
This proclamation does not appear to have
elected any official notice by the American
authorities, but there is d spirited article on
the subject, by an American Soldier" in one
Of the newspapers Of tho day, in which he
says:
Justice, honor and freedom arc concerned
for nil men, of whatever nation or kindred,
who art in the scrsice Of the United States,
and fight r1der 1lIa banner Of fre,.tlosn there.
fore, have long expected come l.oti.e from
authority would lar. been taken ri tina: ia-
sllting and yillaino',- proclamation. Jnotice
demands retaliation for every 1n@a IN tho ser.
vice Of these States, who may lie injured BY
1 a',1e I1 yrnht Or ,' any o. h1 tn and
retaliation ho is to expect from the iusultcl
iuuif.stY Of our nation in This instuncn
, 1863-02-10
The New Jersey y14c=islatslrca and
tIzc WAR.

TRENTON, Fcr. B. 1863.
Mr. Sehovel War Democracy Of Camden
offered the following joint resolutions IN the
House to-day: = ~
Et,,rtd. Thst tho unparalleled events OF the
r;st Two yrass have revealed TO the citizens Ct TIC
juf,, States heycl.t! question or the possibility
Of a Gcnbt. that icaccfal reconciliation upon the
so1n, CT or Constitution Is Ecpcllcd and seorucaN
every Sthte row in rebellion. and that secession
mrnTs treason and in tho hearts Of its sympsthiz-
cTe, North ard South, means war against our eoau-
ty ant; tho c'tieEtcGrntson Of onE ration.
Scsoud-That the citizens Of the United States
in tic Stat; Of NJ" Jersey. 9siesing It tae duty Of
pn:Sc ind 5c itscltto the sae.e eall ot on: eoua:
i,r NOW declare their ulaltcrable determination
~ eUsta;u thc Government In its cdorts to main,
t tain tic honor the integrity and the existence ol
| onr ratipDnl Union
Thir,!-That 10 differences Of political opinion
rn haec of diversity upon points os party dtstine
tnn sHaIl restrain Of withhold rs in the dnyotis'
Of ali We hayc OF can command to the vnlicaF 10
Of our Goscnuent tho maintenance OF It., law
end dc(ercc Of tho fag Of our country.
| They were referred to tho cenr.aittcc o
| Federal Relations,
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- .,
Rallroaos.
1863 THE 1863
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL 3, r,
sa5 1rt,cs Doub1o rrnc,k.
o...
In order keep pace with tic demands Of the travel
Ing public the managers Of this rorlIHr rnp.c have
alded many innroyen,cnts ,lsrlus tde year lss and
FI1sT CLASS RUUiE to nil TIC Eastern ctics. Tbe
track f. stone ballastcd ard rey free from dust
THEE DAILY TEA1Sz FROM
PITTSBURGH TO PHILADELPHIA
AL connecting direct to New Fork. THROUGH Phil
&1A'4"'@N + tKXLTTM0RE AND WAsnISGioSsso 4'1
(3a niles Via Allentown without change L cars, u:
irving in advance Of all other routes.
ervrx n,uyT TpAISs FROM
pun Tn NEW YfpY
Ed4AA0G4tI LIN ~ HIsf 4otSA.
kets good On any Of tic sound ne=. Fare 10 Vi pdts
Sleeping Cars On iIgl,t tralas to Philadelphia. NuF
Ynrk nni Baltimore
baggage checked through and transferred free.
nv till, Eoutc Frcchts Of at es:zrtons csn be far
Taf T. ~ an ns xssf s
Of 0ho MSSntusky 14dl5ns Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa
% H. c ;aas se al ba M
1.nrdei 10 INV mort On the Uhso. M1sKinEnm. Kca
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4 CA RD.
- l.
deafness and Blindness.

nE TSns:E T'f'tnn c7.:s r:d Aprits. Operative
Er,grou j.; i.aaGo ID ttrce, ear theSheEnan House.
CHICAGO, lI11So1s.
D. :.s desead Ills professional life to 0rhthalmsc
A=h AM : Medicine ard Surgery. and Feccfy monthly
A., I've Few and Ingenious instruments .nd apparatus.
$40 the different n.ndc: g! seatnrnt used i,s t.e r..
-:d a"cai Hospitals and 1n,rmares of London. PaE1s
1,;ti; ..rd Vienna He FtsfosmA NIL tue approved
and 1edcrn operations frr Deafness CataEact
Artificial lunl!. inns Eyc. Entropium, Ectropi9to,
tu:o!s. md .putious gEowths Of cs:ry dc.crlr
ton. artificial Eyes AEd Ear Drraa EnseTirsl aad
Autscnte. StetcpPo Fhnrxaso.eape and nptithalnlte
lcr, Instruments and cty that brilliantly
1nr,unr thr a!toe exterior. Interior and ro6erlor
r:n ct the Eye hnd Ear thus revealing the csusn and
1a:urr .4,i4 treA.e. Of the and fa8t hATe
hthcrta Errn thought ftuye, Eddou ii Ga.kEtsz an1
:sr;"rr,re,lr ohecu1!ty. }s;ySt.1n
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S..6S3t t1l.3J

LA uIL 1TIES.
Tie sMnun, q Liabilities. due OF not due. to
isse - an Sd ~, w. III. Nons
Lossss naaS}u,;ca. in suspcnse, wit!.oat s''0'''
frsss a,s1 piSo5 so,ts;ts5
snail. for printing. &c. '''- 'N''''"'' :"
e fks ts
viiiacs locK yarics. .and depends rron lie esa
.s msS14 reSdess ss
ss!Ai "a a9ny h1sSSGaGSE Il. HI HARTFORD c'rsFr
day 1s sSnx @
o rs So s o
insSE nESS G:5SH1!i ssjis js:ce ostnc re.sc
goEe1S.1.l
ses1lhcasc expire the sls& day of January. 1861,
Arp11oE's OFFICE. STATE OF Il11so1s,l
GhTs61f aTt61 rh9 a. Astna Iasarsue: Germany loea.ea
arsd ssuiste * ea IT, Assaess Il q r.
fnois nonas;i nes inSa1po.ats ~ the STATE y
anv Sa: ]e sna Where's, s;
9s s.sss s ss sSs;s "a
nSa q q .s s Agent ~ N Il
- rH4" 1Hll4 A:1Q tnrcAE.VC11T
anhoIxng h!n, to acknowledge service OF process ior
o. process upon him the said Agent shall be taken and
Ie!a 70 oe s valid ~ sesrrt uron the Company and
nov therefore in rursnsnce Of the psovIsons Of The
Accounts Of tho state Of Ias do cs ehy cer1g .hat
Gncse III 20 Guen 6 i lpbnard saa CHARLES
pany to transnct the business Of Insurance in shis
1sntr unt INC ay Of January. 10 the year
legally cmpowcsed 50 to 10 By said Company
II testimony wharoor hare hercunto sub
sEAL scE1nfd MY name and afsl 1ed the seal OF mv
~ office At Spring nehl. this 18th dsy Of Januasy
d. y. isa. JESSE X. DUBOIS. Auditor r. a.
, 1863-02-10
l0uttl)es.

TIE AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY girc notice that
they have atelY Issued style Of Watch expressly
designed for Soldiers und Others who desire good
Watch atsa moderate price. These Watches are intend
ed to drlace the worthless. cheap Watches Of British
aud EwIss manufacture with whcl. tho country Is
flooded ami which were never expected to keep timo
Ehcn they made being refuse manufactures sent
to this country because unstable at homc aud used
hero only for joekcyIng and swludlng purposes.
We offer to sell our Watch. which Is OF TIE MOST
SUBSTANTIAL aAsuEAorrEE. Az ACCURATE AND pu-
HABLK T1xzkEErER. and in Sterling Silver cases. Hunt
Ing pattern at as 1ow p5icc asked for the tras
Ancrcs aud Lcpincs foreign make
We hase named the new series Of Watches TN, Ell
1gEY Boston, Mass. Which name will be found Oh the
plate Of every Watch Of this manufacture and Ii one
Of our trademarks
Sold By ali respectable Watch Dealers In tic loyal
States.
Wholesale orders should be addressed to
ROBBINS d APPLETON,
Agents for the American Watch Company,
jali-z-T-1m 1s2 broadway. S.Y.
, 1863-02-10
TINTEKFEPERS.

RAILWAY TNIEkEEPERS.-
lN Especially ADAPTED for army aalcs. Superior IN
style md G9isi. Decidedly tue most taking novelties
ilitaiion q both god and rliyc5 with fancy colored
LANDS and beautifully dss the letters stand
designs. Engraved and supe.or electro,p1,ted with
Eole n:so hSayy stlycrratcd. per case of SIX. SO
Terms Cash Will he sent to any part Of tho loyal
States hy express with bill for collection Buyers
dering III this manner must dcposis the money in the
hands Of the express agent where they receive the
goods. OF remit us two dollars guarantee that the
blu VIII be paid Soldiers aust send payment In ad.
vance. -
The HALLWAY Tlmckeeper IL Of the most sa1eab1o
articles tIncs and inst the thng for those in.
clIned 10 make money n11on: the .o!diers Ahd.ess
HUBBARD BROS. Sole Importers,
Corner Nassau and John atreets,
JUS. z5ts1Es New York,
, 1863-02-10
ReaI Gstatt.

HOR SALE-A Farm. An excel
lent Farm Of sixty three acreE IN tho s,rt,cr:,
g. Il: aEa WELL as.aeaei, trout stream rqnnsa
ns9nEi H. sna eighty rods ef The eststc Ennnn: O.
sSgs M ee ss,a eF Fr6 35 saIst Da{s 70
week. Adtses. ~ s" Ttiauae ocicS, C5icsgD.
, 1863-02-10
KIDNEYS AND BLADDER. r.


if .a ;es tx M
principle Of the food is not converted into sugar So
long a. the ey4teu1 IL ut,Icc the influence OF thu,
-
CONSTITUTION "Alhf,
which gives thoec or;a"s f., time te recover thet
lie constiirtou atcr has cured every case OF Di
abctis III which it has been givcn.
STONE IN TIE BLADDER, CALCULUS,
GRAVEL: EElCk DIST DEroSIT
AND A4CnS oK MI, MiLha ~ DIS
. NAILNG'
Diseases occurring from one and the fa11c c&nsc
will be entirely cured By the consttut'en Water:
ii taken for any length OF tiMc- The 1ose elouli
vary with the severity Of the disease, from twenty
nulins II tic nssasee Of ,e Cacuias ~ na;S M md
urgent symptoms. should be con1batted with the
ptOper remedies. tticn followed up with the Con
sttlitiou Water, rs above directed.
PRoFusE FLOWING.
Both diseases arising from faulty secretion ofthe
aa ss h 1 sd ss Ss5
3: ! Fas q:
and drasns pans % tss y b.ee sSasd aad
sides. aId a. Iimex accompanied BY sharp laeinat-
1ER or stoottng pains through the ,parts, will, In
Their. Ia another class Of sTmptoms arising from
IN No1ran9 of HE moMb wisch physteiaas
oee not really know vhctcs tho " ,s1antoms m e tos ags
the disease, Or the disease the symptoms. W. can
1nE , enne5a3s f % t''s heis, SPEAK nG5s pasticu
na;2cS Hc.,o+v .rch,tnesa ,.ha. shS " at ~
Langnor, Laseitude and Dinners Of Visson.
SUPPRESSED MENSTRUATIQN.
Which in the unmarried female Ia = constsnt -,
curing disease and through neg1ect the seeis Of
mi ouh Iuu sr n,, n,e ~
being made to sssiat nature, tic suppression Be-
comes chronic the patient gradually loses her ap-
ps.me, me 9owe!s ars eonssl2ated n'Eht Bweats
,NN"N. -3 N-@ ''-- --S"'
Th;. disease d.ncrd, unon M ,na,r,n,tfon of
mucous lining q tie sssina % and ID womb Il II n n
~ ea.e; accompanied y Ecvere psie IN tho back,
tden .hs sp sss
aay with AZ iajeetiot. Of tes.spooafn Of I'ls ,I,
mo9nins and s evening. Ing A'' PINT OF 'o' wafeF
,p,rr r1,x or 4ur vrcr ,1,-n, ", n-,
hFIAMsiAT1oS Of THE KiDNKis. ND Del''
CAIAAKil IA, ! ~, nF TIE NI.ADnEE.
sTEA;SGEEx =: mp bI:IXtxG.
For these diseases It u trl; sovereign rnmeiy and
L. L. Sss s BE sssye i e e.
msn se:s s Esn n m
day u Constitutional Water viii relieve juu ike
maggie FOR psspEps1,
ubas no eoa,, in r.1,evtnc ,hs r,o..
f3m. A:so NeacSslc. Heartburn. Acid ss2maca, vo:-
a as; s. a L sssIs Fs 5s
should be done gradually. eA'
r,r, ,,,w .,ns. I'll fhlslgASs =, "a
a npss sef II Us xTsr ~ y. y ~ s. q s1ss1
onlS use them tos want Of j better remedy.
, 1863-02-10
Ecoul 4 otites.

JUSTICES SALE.-Dcf:lult lav.
~: been nade " Carlisle Mason na4 John Nc.
psi Nth iss for tho sim 81 ten ihonsand ioiisis.
III: TO tlle nsdrE of Jaaon AleCorl, !1vt years
M thsts s a noR ~ ddEe EsI n5d Il
one sum Of nine Thousand six hundred dolarx
the sse:oEe. npoa tao application Of s1ia A1ccord,
tas rEncr OF soid note, and in p,i-sua1cc With
~ith} II = ce-aln Trust 1tetl Of even data there
Et:cs*tves. to scccre ihe psysulens 81 sat5 natc.
/ l; qsr, illinois. II Book - Of Desd., p.go i:
North dsock Il, tlr forenoon Of sail t!sT. al The
sss ss sae.a SSecs Hans 81 r F S e ss s;
3 sa4 4S5ssas Is bs RIt;ss - III s
Cook At1hicaEo., ,clty .oi Chi:ssS. County of
tScnty cosne1 ts:reos. 6Sst fiostas .
ssss.Ty % mne taeleet : nlay III 5o 1sss e
S4Gf s45iFf; 5 s Ez!SE rs siE 4is:;ss jssa 81
IN novTo creditors Of Eenry
STATE o. III Z; Co.
scpe5ior Cccorsrz ~ goox, ,s5.
Hen.y Dctyshieago In 11aacc-y.
Ns't snss t,, esNiesFy Ne1 HE Mo1and DA;d = c.s,e
psny Desllle II sayhE. Losn aad ts Tsn;t Hh 93::,
P9!snant to nAnd Daniel MonENsns. s ~"-''
the 9Th day oi L.c entered Ia s5oyc can=a a,
a..N II, ny inw1a Ssh ~ a ISse public no:icc Is
snvr En1,* III cSS,'Eetosoro doing busless a
Erc;;s ae5 e!al1s ad Ia I'm, = piase md
ysEkM M atFs,t st G|Ii1Ns,St ny oSes. 10 S soass
@ N.eisl Il ehssseiS T'tf izscoTF' :zs oG7:''s
| rAed Chicago. 5.encri2r Court q t;hie.so
x.--- --,rr. 1a0. JassE1ot15s
Of The A1llsaas' NED, Receiver
in Pursuance IT an osdc1hc City Of New York,
Et3ie ii New York. EEanpipEcMe Court Of the
Il Hsrch. lsl;. b. Gie-r tho fiiiI tsth} daT
the Suftn door & tie Couon, Auctlnneeis, u
cago s,ste of Illinois, cam IA fhe CITY 81 t.nf
Gs rn,TnuinT dexcrftel rtt IL O'clock n.s
IT, "a ti,c sofA the Attisauss formerly l.sisns
!, ri r. sgch5r's Addition to tte. In E,nct nv.
finY6;, ef iY;,no!a snd kova sS "a Sts.s aod
. The te:n'f u ''A'e 49, IN property"
p~cetye1 OF tho Artisans E:rr.,-vp,, u
fhsse. St9T1e & Mu1son. Aftt NcW ss ~ EEas:
= - ! lhl3 789ta
, 1863-02-10

TIEE PEACE CONVENTION.

Tie People Of Nashville Propose to
"Clcan 1t Out,'' If 1T Assemblies
There.
, 1863-02-10
nIiiitar13 GOODS.

DUCKSKIN GOODS.-The best
etort in town a.d lowest rEicca. Army uloxes.
0lcers Glove Farmers Gloves Al kinds a. !, M;
for E7tn and hoy1, sEticrH aEd dealers 6uFt'!e1 - 1
Insniity MILITARY GOODS.
wioIe1a!e aad 1;eta Il reduced . pr:eea aovertss
United states Express 0mce.
, 1863-02-10

Par Market |
'aluo. Value, |
#s.+a.tS
Ei,3j5.1 |
1l9+G5.H |
10. 900 11,7tN.K |
$500 1l,im,M |
10000 1K,16.M |
$500 9i,D1.m
M.DW @,5N.M
1.@ 6,G1.M
S.Mo A.a(1M
5,m $4,000 I
75.GO E,'W.t1 |
W.m 1S,5D.W t
lG.m 1S.l5.D |
$500 @.n,,I |
10000 1o4,Ho13
lo.No 1o.Wo,m
$1,000 E,9.e1
G.oM 15.D.M
1M.m 1l5,GD.M
5000 $.9o).0
1000 1;,tA.M
"4%tt ASao~V+~
D,m T.4n,M
!: !: $500 G.No.M
1870 is,4S,e}
5.W 1,D.m
5000 5000
5.@ 5,W.M
100 1850
., 5000 .lsp.M,
/. 1000, u,1m.M
/, .3.nn l6,nN.M
. 1000 e.4U.b)
M.6D 10000
D.n) 10000
li.to 1t.lD.W
. 500 10000
1000 9.5W.N)
5000 H.IMW
. 1870 H.aS.M
. 1900 D,1G1 %
!.
: 5000 Gs.om.N)
;.
. 1000 1o.90M
. 50 90 100000
S1%.W
. 10, $4,000
. 1900 $4,000
r
. 3,0 3:,13m
r
, 5000 ,0u.W
5000 :i,m.m
. 10,t0 l3,W).M
. 1o.m1 9,moM
. @.m 19.M,W
r
. 1000 $4,000
i. I.O 100000
lo.oW 1.,A}o.}
. $1,000 19,0utU
. 5000 $4,000
. 1000 10000
. 4',.Nx, ,te.@n.m
. 4l,@ @,JU.1
+
!. 1900 N.Uu.M
. 1.m cl.eE,@
:, 1o.Gso 1o,eU.n1
.D.W G,1oom
5000 c1,o31.W
!. @.M 2l,Nl1N
r
3. 3oN 17.1N.N
p. 1000 9,5U.M
!. 10,m 11.%D.M
/. M.m 2i,sN.D
E,rN 2i2y3,m
= a = An = AAA - -
, 1863-02-10
Insurance COMPANY

On the 1st day Of January. A. D. 1853 Asreaufre1 ty
the l.ws ofthc state Of Illinois.
The name Of the corporation Is IErHA IsBUs .Scx
CoxFAxY, located At Hartford. Conn.
The capltal Is FIFTEEN HUNDRED THOUSAND DOL
1AEs. andls paid up.
, 1863-02-10

STATEMENT Of tho con lititn
OF TIE
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