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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-11-25
rHr CURRENCY QUESTION.

nsdisoresTsd ssndition Of The eurrsury, and the
ssassqsssi nfstisn Of prices has become an absorb.
ing question. and many plane have bean proposed fer
the financial rsIsf Of the Gsvsrnsea and Tho ab.
ssrpisa u he rsdsnaaas issue Of treasury Bssss.
The tvs fs!isuirT spPsar TO sbssin the most favor
sne Pfs1sssl By cssventisn Of representatives Of
the Banks Il Seat csrslins. The other By the Hos.
Mr., Stuart Of Vrsiail. Meme u ihs plans Prsposed
are frss from obisesisns. and ID may DO dovbled
Whistler eng hat can b ss,issa vil be 90. The
payment II The van in spseis wsuA b oppressive 70
large eisss q pssfs, as, nss being psrtisa Of The
eireslssins nesiuu, .aey uouH have 10 70 int The
market " purchase ID = Iarss Prsmis. and The
freed issa q ssslvs psr essl onhe assessed value
II real end Pstsea.l prsp,ry vssA 10 source Of
snossfsssS<nt 70 many siiissss. Bot sopslhisg
naS b dsss, y rria il ns,isbh. IL iksrsfors b.
osss Congress 70 act With great dsI;serstlss, and
TO srossss the most mature Judgment ths, an eject
uplsa ssy b sdep.sc. bearing % lightly ss posi-
Nc uPsu The sesdy classes Of eur pspulslios. Ths
RLswsl arc ih.,us p.sns 70 uAIsA 10 Asvs refer.
NJ.
A convention Of she repre- sentaiives .
the banks Of South Carolina was held lately
at Columbia which recommended measures
70 tie attention o. the country Tor the re-
lief OF the currency. Their plan proposes
LIST. a nsv issre Of coupon bonds by the
Government, 70 the S7ount Of thousand
nitlien cellars, bearing six per cent. in-
terest, the coupons to be paid 10 coin.
I'd. 4 tar Of sixty millions annually dur
ing the term 81 the bonds, for the purpose
Of paying the interest on the thousand lnil-
liSu loan, the tar 70 be paid in coin o. in
coupons Of the said bonds.
ID. The superintendent Of The bonds
among the States, before offered for sale.
snd the appointment Of commissioners 70
E.ke sale Of them.
4th. The removal Of all distinctions be.
tween Treasury notes Of diderent dates and
issues.
otheF Recommendations are made secon.
dairy TO these, sneh Is the increase ef the
dates % imports and exports. and the
Paymsnt thereof in coin or 10 Gesernmtat
coupons; and the issue OF large biIls-of
d ,o0s, aud ele.,00--te facilitate the
transmission Of funds snS the settling Of
halsnces.
In the Ricbnoad Wing cf Die 18th. is
psblished letter fron Hs1. A. N. Il.
stuart, OF Virgins. 10 sxpisn; ton of q pre-
vious letter addressed BY him to Mr.. ArM-
strong OF the State Legislature. suggesting
. plan for tho rednctisn Of the currency
aad The payment Of the ascssAry expenses
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-11-25
REPORTED Double DsfsGi 81 IA. Hmkss, n
L0nisiana.

Mobile. Nov. 10. - A special despatch
taihe Advertiser and Register from Tasg,-
pahna. La. dated the 18Th. sass that lsi
ter has been received there irom laemssr
Of Gen. Greens san. ansouBring the o.
Tea, Of tao Yankee columns IN Leuisiais.
franklin's division encountered a por,os
Of Taylur's army. uader Green. near Alsr
andria. on the 5lh November. After Sub,
born fight the Yankees were routed With iks
loss Of their stores aud 600 prisoners.
Neitzsll's division j. reported 70 hs,e,
been routed by Gen. Taylor near 0pelO,
sss. The expedition Is said TO be sbsn
doned. and portion. Of The troops has
returned 10 Pert IladsOa aud Baton Rosgs
lAppre"d.l
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-11-25

Miss,snrpi.---A resolution IL brefors in
Legislature Of Mississippi. ns~ 10 sessI.p.
inquir,ng Ip,o the expcdienry and propri-
ely Of taxing all persons who refuse 70 70
ceise Confederate money 10 payment o.
debts, one hundred per cent. or nsfs
upen the value ~ such debt. and ~
stopping the interest 90 the same from Tie
day Of such refusal. Also an actts repeal
the law exempting members Of the Legisla.
ture from service.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-11-25

FRss ARKAssAs.-Ths Marietta ConfsdA
crate Of Thursday says lady reached thsrs
a few days past. from Helena. Arksnsss.
drawn BY The eords Of divine love to her
40 officer IN the army 81 Teassy-
see. Who she heard WAS wousdrd IN tho bat
tle Of Chickamauga. She says that hars
Of the negroes have rstarned 10 their own.
err. ameng them all. or nearly all Of Mr..
Jerome Pillows. and some Of Gen. P,llsvs.
The fedesaIs claia that Arkansas il sob,
jusaird. and Hatler themselves with the
hope Of soon bein: able 10 withdraw soss
Of their foress frsm that State Tor spsrs
tons IN other quarters.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-11-25

Fhs 0reensboroueh Psirio. Of Thursday last says,
AN interesting rriTsi Of religion is nov progress
ils at Che Presbyterian Church in this piece. Ths
Apmber Of seeFcs u unususly large, and we learn
dat about forty have made profession Of religion.
klarge number Of PrObatOner have also bean reee-
vod into the Methodist Church.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-11-25
For the Hillsbor0ugh Recorder.

Headquarters Company K, I'd N. c. Cavalry,
L. miles southeast Of Orange C. H., Va,
Nov. 18th. lse2.
Ma. HEARTH, Dear Strive will con-
cider il favor to allow us to say a few
words to the ladies Of Orange, through ysur
columns. Ladies. the cold blasts Of No
vember reminds us that we esce had lady
friends in Orange to help US il time Of need
and We do not doubt nov, while We stand
picket on the outpost, facing the snemy,
With bare hands, aad feet without wooden
seeks. that We yet have kind lady friends
who will try to render US more comfortable
by seading rs . few pairs Of seeks and nit
tens. Our clothing is qsite ea.iortabIe,
with. the exception Of the above. mentioned
articles, which the Governmeat fails to fur.
nish. We would suggest. not dosbting but
We will get the above things. that they be
sent to Mrs. Issish Tsrper. jr.. Who, no
dsobt, will take great pleasure 10 forward.
ing. With much respect. yours. &c.
A. y. FAUCETT,
% Lieut.. Co. X. ID n. G. Cav.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-11-25

Richnond. Nov. TO- Baltimsrs papers
Of the 18th have been received here.
The expedition under Banks had l,adsd
safety an the Texan shore Of the Rio 6rands,
alter experiencing YER, heavy weather. The
GosernmeRt works II forI Brswn we're Do.
siroyed BY Confederate cavalry, bat iAs
UniSnists resisting th.m, blosdy fghi o.
Cured. The 18th Maine regimen, vas 90
derrd 10 suppsfi the Uniou,sts.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-11-25

Richmond, Nov. l9.-Baltimore papers
Of the 18th have been received here.
The expedition under Banks had landed
safely en- the TEXAN shore Of the Rio
Grande. after experiencing very heavy
weather. The Government works At Fort
Brown were destroyed BY Confederate cav
airy. but the Unionists resisting them, a
bloody Eight secured. The 18th Maine
regiment was ordered 70 support The IN
ienists.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-11-25

Mobile. Nov. Is.-A special despatch
10 the Advertiser and Register from Tanpi.
Pahos. La, dated the 10th. says that a let.
ter has been received there from meuber
Of Gen. Green's STAFF. announcing the de-.
feat 81 iwo Yankee columns In louisiana.
Franklin's division encountered PARTON
81 Tayior's army. under Green, Gear Alex.
andrfa, 90 The 9Th November. After a
ssabbsto fght the Yankees were routed
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-11-25

Atlanta. Nov. e0.--An officer who len
London on the 18th reports that I.onsstrest
had captured sixteen hundred and Wheslsp
six hundred Yankees.
On the 18th Longstreet was mile and
a half from Knoxville entrenchiug.
In their retreat from Loudsn the Ysss
kee army about Eve thousand, we're greatly
demoralized, and left abou, 100 wagons
and cominssary and ordnance STORES on the
road.
Robeson's Brigade left Loudon yssNr.
day to repair pontoons left by the Yanksss
on the Little Tennessee. leading inlA
Blount county.
Persons liberated lrom Chattanooga 70.
port great suffering for the want of food asd
luel.
One hnadred and thirty sir Yankees.
forming Burns,de's rear guard. reached
Dalton last night. They say Knoxville b
another Harpeps Ferry trap. and thss
Burnside must eyacuais.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-11-25
STATISTICS on rmr Boxu.aDnrsr or sus

STATISTICS or THE besBARDnEsr oP SrE
TER.-Sincc the bombardment Of Sumter
commenced Con the 18th Of Augus) up o
Thursday last, 1883 shots bad been Cred
at il, Of which 1850, struck. OF the gar
rison 81 have been killed, and 60 wounded
The hag during the same time has been col
down thirty -four times. The average weight
Of shot being 600 pounds. he weight 81
iron was $4,000 pounds, or ll5.4so
pounds Of iron 10 each man killed, 50,37o
pounds Of iron 10 each casualty. IL the
charges Of powder averaged fifteen pounds.
We have ga, 745 pounds Of powder used, or
s.657 pounds Of powder TO each man kilf
ed, and 2,434 pounds Of po~dsr to each
casualty. Sumter. in ruins, laughs At her
enemy, who still fear 70 pass her bstiped
walls. Charleston will have q vsI Ne
iron mine 10 the ruins Of Sumier. and even
now. whom iron is scarce, and sells high.
industry. d very little risk. might make .
fogtens,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-11-25

with the less Of their stores and 600 p.A
|soners.
Weitzell's division is reported % haye
been routed BY Gen. Taylsr near opeIce4
|sas. The expedition Is said to be ab.n,
doned. and portion Of the troops havr
retvrned to Pert Hudson and Baton Rouge
(Approved.)
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-11-25

Headquarters Company X, I'd N. c. Cavalry,
L. miles southeast Of Orange c. H., Va,
Nov. l2th. lea2
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-11-25

o. The ca Rsgt N c. Tssqps in he Battle Of Rs,
pOhaaaOes RaLOad Bridge. Esv. 7iL, 1863.
, 1863-07-15
.Prupusnls~
PROPOSALS FOR BRICK

| EETEHS
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scAIED PROPOSALS x11r ~ ,er.i~sa =. ~,
n:1tI MGR tsT jnjy 2tfu ss i, foct ls y, oMes
W I'd f1nt,hinr III a. srce ~ taa
tnn iios naa an man ia r+,xsr.s 1e"~i,
ptS. a11 +sst. eSto AsIaEaA ios s95
a fse far se@af: r
*o'h OF ne u mo omeo o. fals bcaso-
SEWERS TO BIB CoN3ThTCTED.
Cc 1,s,.-. n.,
.tTret III u19 Klaeold avenue % opposlfs
On lndts1h = sEn - 1ses osAMescE
Cr,ts*t *t1eet sfres nson Softn 6s5eet 70 opposta
On ateAtrsn svrrns 1taiaei nas ~. "a.
~. siirs iC.H. - !set dlN@eter.
Cross stseet fees ,0 North street to oppesto
abcnt Is itei * Fat Ia 5ansoIa a'eaus South
0r il s6ssh svrnnss ffsrrn -
u r er cfsmafer ~ ""3-6oAn 9se1ae 10 Vio 7efaak.
ANa9A ~ 8Auos UlQ 1lEEtf North xtreAt
, 1863-07-15

Our Cause in Gill;
Hon. Thomas H. Nelson, United States
Minister to Chilli, writes In reference to the
popular feeling in that nation toward the
United States, under date Of June 1, 1868,
the following:
"There is no country in the world in which
our Government and our people arc held In
such high estimation as in Chill. In ali my
travels over every portion Of the Republic,
have never met or heard Of a man Who il not
heart and soul for the Federal cause, and who
would not regard the destruction of our Union
as the greatest calamity that could befall mau-
kind. They consider their fate as Republic
to be Involved in the result Of the war. Moth.
ing. surprises them more than the IoniencY
with which the ), Government treats rebel
s5mpa'hizers In the loyal States. In this
country, under similar circumstances, they
sad @onld be hung without juag or july. Il
euahs es y 70 ~ me that mofs vigorous policy
Ht'1e Fholeeome hanging would d. more To-. ;.
thsT Mn1a II ;le conversion Of the Copperhelds
employ. . -. p''t'o'sSn can
, 1863-07-15
The Pirates on the .Ndnssachu.
sefts Coast.


Capt. Thompson Of the British schooner
Agnes Ross, which arrived here on Friday
morning from Westport, N. g., which place
be left on the 28th ult., reports that on tho
eth, the American schooner Arkansas, OF
Vinalhayen,f Me-, Capt. Wooster, arrived At
W'estpost. Captain ". etated that rebel
barque-11gged steamer of about GOO tons WAS
cruising On The Seal Island fishing grounds,
AID that the Arkansas vas compelled to run
Tito port to escape capture. + -.
A large ship loaded with deals and reported
az belonging to Kennebunk, Me, was also
seeij burnt to the waters edge, Bhe being at
the time In tow: Of fisherman on Grand
Menan Bank. The ship was found abandon
ed. Nothing is known Of the crew, nor Of
TIE circumstances cf her: destruction, but it
Nas supposed to be the work Of the pirate
seen by the Arknnsss.
The captnin of the Agnes Ross also states
tl.at On the 29th ulr., when thirty miles west
Of Wcttport, he heard heavy firing in south
cast direction, which continued for two
honrs.
b room as the above information was re-
celsed ut the CharlestoWn Navy Yard, Com
faodore Montgomery Immediately gage or
oe1s 1or all the vessels ut tho station ready for
Eea 10 sail without delay to cruise for pirates.
ne steam s1oopof Wnr Shenandoah, the gun
boats MonigoDery, Commander Faucou. and
The Cambridge, Lieut.. Com. SpIcer. now iyine
In the stream, will accordingly proceed to
sea Immediately. The Shennndoah has in.
R'rpctione to search particularly after tia war
vessel seen ~ the Ericsson. Tho runb,ats
are to proceed along our coast under general
orders.
, 1863-07-15
The Fourth Of .Bnly in New Or
leans.


lF'rom the New Orleans Era, 8d.1
In honor Of the anniversary Of American
Independence, land may heaven preserve 1t
foreytrO no paper will be issued from this
Office this afternoon or tomorrow morning.
Our readers will find in our columns, the
details Of the various celebrations. Rufus
NAPLES, Esq, will deliver ID oration ut DR..
Palmer's Church, ae 10 o'clock. In the eyen-
Ing there will be q mass meeting in Canal
street, which will be addressed by Thomas j.
Durant, and others. The Working Mems
Loyal National Union League, will also have
q mas meeting In. front Of the City Hall,
which will be addressed BY several able speak
ers. The Union Association of the First Dis
trict propose to commemorate the day, bY
contributing for the relief Of the sick.
We doubt u0t that our citizens will duly
honor the ever. memorable 4th Of July.
We learn that Cuthbert Bullitt, Esq, Col
lector Of the Po7t, will hive ralsed IN front Of
his residence, on St. Charles street, this morn.
ing, ut SUNRISE, the identical flag which was
left flying In the breeze during the attempt to
illuminate the city In honor If the secession
of Louisiana, in January, 1861. This flag WIS
the last Of the Stars and Stripes seen In public
from that time until Admiral Farragut'a arri.
val In April, 1S62 and. We learn, hns not been
ustd eince, Its appearance to morrow morn
ing will therefore be for the first time since
the notable occasion ADORE referred to.
We learn, also, that Mr.. Bullitt will keep
orep house from II o'clock H., until 10 p, m,
for the purpose Of entertaining his friends md
all ftiends Of the Government Mr.. Bullitt
will extend cordial welcome to nil loyal men
who may visit his house.
, 1863-07-15
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xe.ss sezeey zl!ee as.s P2eeoss; eSei III oe
+ ?a os1eee as IT, assfisasiae IL e. ass tss
s. ID @ .sae .e 70 issrSgsda hsaasfa
ffoiass. s. *aSi .lss R,s'ss s.
SSoss 81 9ss
ae sa IL ssch a.s a.; !o1rgs ssc WI di.tr6utsd .;
ss. jeusna &c. viii Be- re- Fsqutred s g b. taken
MSm sp5EE Edad - soon a. ready for delivery. Of
astes ss dom trjuy On sceeount &
weather. etc and delivered soon practicable IL
spset,ss eoandes to The esorka Of tue county courts
No payments WILL be made On any contract mt the
t1 eaee9'oa e I'D psz1oTnanee of tae same md .hs
s osisas q IL Id
Keties v. b. g,so se shs successful eaa.E b,a
be rsqared, within tweutJ days of such acceptance
's ss E q r.
pssas e sss aaa &C. se nd S
j. E e s g. :as M 6 " 6
re d suca persons may desse to witness
~ DISTRICTS.
District 60 1-Conposed Of the counties ot Alexaa-
De-, Pulaah Massac. Fope. Hardin Gai'asa saliae,
P.v Gn1SR 2: 81 doipn
Wa5Ss. eso5. aaTsa Wasnnston onsos Cs9
Gliston MaTio1 clsy. RchIaas. Lawrence. Gsavfard.
1a1FeE Eion8ham. Fsgeste. Bond. Madison. JerseT
District No. e-Edsar Coles, Mou,ts4e Shabby,
Aont4 onsry. NaconPtn- Greene Pike Adans Ham
Gass Morgan. scsft sa1gamo1, Cn St!sn. Msconpia.
F,stE Gsamps,fn vgs,n'1l!on Ds wist Logan Meaafd.
District No. s.HeIdelson. Knox. Warren, Peozfs,
TazeEen #ootford Mclean, Livi.gston. Iroquois,
M9Ish.M stask Darrsa Henry Merger. Rock Llxnd
9eoego. Qg!e DsKalo. Boone. Kane. Mca aeary, Lake,
t52 gsSp3w secretary Of Stata
, 1863-07-15

An 1sonts1.-1he indianapolis 1oxrna,
tells the following good story Of Peter Annls :.
The following incident has been related to
Us and is vouched for by our Informant: t. :
s.Peter Apple, Of Oakland, in this county,
Was !ately recruited for the 1th IudIana, and
took part in the attempt to storm one Of the
yicksburg batteries. The rebel fire was so
destructive TINT our army 1ecoiled-- Apple,
the sraw recrnit,' didn't see the backward
movement, and Kept going ahead until he
came right up to one Of The rebel guns,
caught a gunner by the collar, and brought
Lin within our linca, saying: Boys, why
didn't jon come on Every fellow might
have got oDe.' We have heard of no moro
daring act Of bravery than this little INCIDENT
eince the var began"
, 1863-07-15

HOsTTTER's BrTTERs.-Bs-
1ec Tstsr f cav sr 'Sc es g oslst IT, e'S i
.6eesoeGi, 81 errontnsi Tint she cSd A2d e,atcfal
1stesf!t st1piapl sncorro-afcd Whit. In fact
= rmsli vii el..s 9: HOS :ETrER's cELEsR.TED
ETtIMACH fTfEES laken t,efose or With the ict-
364i.T. the sto.c difficulty will he ohv1Ated. Tn.s
Eunia! rrepstf,on u the r?re*z and mot heath{ul
fof r. which fc veEe'Abse Kingdom Aa1 yet coath
61sed under ao mahipuauoLs 81 sclenc, Tor 10 use
nan: i cse.e .le rs'sGcr.ted bt.e:age iu,o a.
0th the nnid Of the body In Ill The range Of ruod
f3nS ahGsc Ss aaotm1g IF e sgre q Erzs.tse q IT,
that 70 nlere!y defendt tse system AKalnst the
malaria Thi btar npon IL Ioni stnds :hs seed. q
s1cAdiy disea&. AXE 4OSTETTERH BIfTEn3 vita
Enur ire watE. and yen are not only aAfe trnm tho
Eects Of thYahock WhacA the un9uAiinc beverage u
EAlcu1attd = produce On TIE cirru.Auon but FORE
arn ed acaist al the causes Of fever.
, 1863-07-15

DcarfsEn STREETS. CHICAGO. Iii.
DR., James Le Wis OculI=t ate Anr1st, Rnd original
Proprietor of Lostion Eye aud E.! Inn Fmary will
1lt c0ntinut husltr< Ut Its old stand. and would
Nrectf1y xsrn a11 persons that he Is conaec-
TED with hs previous advertising agent, Mr. Reynolds
11n,E ~. wtIe1r hs nas ttmpy been employed 81
aErnt Of this Institution since the first dsy Of last
NAy, ant received waE.s. other Enntk without
pHn!ng one dollars nrth u the otce furniture OF
9ooks O. medicine: Gtlfce hour from to T. N sad
Uom 2t06P II. Toet O0ice Drawer 6Ha
, 1863-07-15


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'4oeH p1eSsns's" opssat'on !" An1pia- Ae'ns osees'
" "Poo ne Aton"cn' 7no tn1ooen 'Ae ston'aeo upon
tne ae oo"elss 11a hna tne ne1sous
8ss'em' 1ae9 npas@ 70 .ne ~nol7 aesEee
Ssor ana WHICH enaolea Us 70 resist mo
onaeS''1s y 'anasnee'' W "nlco 20 many
ont' a1e aao p'o'oaseo. 4aa
sSee's p''>.'poo44s s9s'o - 1'eee99 -
At0aA1 49, so' lSe =
from the strong. And this is especially kne of tho
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:. ~, t,s rpo7an .,,tn ~ .,aaan.a -
.-.za..,<,n .r.,.,.a ~. n,,.u,. .,,.,, ~. 49,.
had heznetlca1y sealed up Is let hose IN cloud, Of
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c'ens supply oo@n 1o1 pio'e0n'e @no keaaeok4 puF
poses- Happlly the attention OF The
A1'AedA o1ofe W 1as Aha1
Hs5 peen eHee1eo 70 tne suo1ees ana sae pEopesoss
Of EosE4TTKRs BIT18s congratulate the troopsuoW
=, avn. Inv the rntor nm sha n,on.h,1,+, ,h., ~,
=, ''"'." ~
AnGL1RhA11D to7TRAoK s11aV1Aa1s. as pseseat
used as medicines by the army Surgeons VIII eoon be
.unerrsdad nv tha nureat md hest ,ontc A1,..e,+a
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faea'iy u ens u aas olnef country olnee tee Tas
commenced contid0able quantities Of the preparation
hare neer forun-ed fron, nm. n t,r,s ~ e.,a .
.-....,~
417 091' - VIII "e''S4" aHo aee'e4o "suAes'
for Their o"n personal use and 1esfs7s from some Of
the most eminent military men in the service attest
the er+ranrdne,v vrtue, or tha pltt.r, a.,. ~
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s'- >oN os"4t1 IL Aoe 11oas
OF haEosntp anu aud also a. aaa stinn1ant
for the wounded. AZ rs1Tate citzers rnany of thu
o,c+ra of ro1nntee-. h.;1 ,,rov~a ~. ,vr.a,.,
, 1863-07-15

THAT REQUIRE 6KILFQL TREATMENT,
Hss permanently located himself II VI Randolph.
Hsrret Chicago. Dr. JAMES BY the ne
dc faculty snd the asuost entire press Of the South
Thousands Of urfortuuates blesa Dr.. JAMER who,
but lor hto. would be living = miserable e1ist
orce The envisnle reputation Dr. James enjoys from
f3e Lake. to the Gull u the result OF years Of study
E1u observation.
d.. James uses no Hercury. Iooda. iotsan Arsenic
1r EA1sapat1la. In the treatment Of blood dlseasaA
Ent neutEattes. sEhl.h Is positive cure.
Organic Weakness cured by q new knd 1nf&lnb1e
etnot saving both time and expense
ot1ce and paslos At % Haadolph street, Cup
D&1re hours from 4. n. until 81 N ..
CONSULTATIONS EV1oLAB1.K
, 1863-07-15

Tt euosct1ber bege leaEe 10 inform tee citizens u
tbs West inst te bus appointed Messzs. J. d. 2eed
Co OF trteAgo. bis age5ts for the sAte Of as Geld
brsled 6chedam a1onAt!c Sc,nApps WHO Eallsupply
khe ATTY sutlsrs MD Wste:n mefcaanta r Sew forI
Eficeo adding 17ets lt TIL. Go IL the standard
dHik ef 5hs So1la It has been 5csted oy ne y whos
pprest liquor mauufactu ed Tue article has suffered
e rs saie te Wet for sey=rs: ysaEs Rs r. co..e
E1t l1uS been raled IT oy merchants OF the Test
kocou rmcss TO xroid r:ds thereafter - NICE ns pos
Whee purchaser rey gettic * tic Eeauoe Rrt
dc Atmy Cutters VII ind this Gin the cucares1 i'm
poYted aqupx II this caunIy II IL Cted u III the hes
mtsH IL New Yo.k, Fnllkdelphia and Washlngton.
UD:LP+{o Willie,
e Ee4yef street. New FORK
1900 Gases Of yVolfe-s CeIehra-
ted SchiedaKn ArOm2-
Tic Selma pr,
10. Es.eb by J.H. EEED 4 CO. Agents,
HyzvSl1hb1n 1tsIAke street. Chicago.
, 1863-07-15

ESTATE OF ORSON SMITH,
~ Deeeased-Pnblic notlce "a hereby given, 10 al
pereons having cais and demaz s tie estata
Of Orion Smith decea&eo. TO the Tor ad-
t1d1catton and settlement at regular term Of the
Eouot{ Court Of Cook County. to be holden at the
day Of August. = ISL .eirg tho i'm day thereof.
3Is6S s1lfH. Administrators.
Chicago, July. 1888. ty3g9698w