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, 1863-04-09
ITERRlNG'S SAFES
Still the Champion
TO THE PUBLIC.

rs sthesc arc row several manufactures OF Safes be-
fore tile rcol1c. a OF which elaim 70 BE- Tic bcs.i
NAY pcs1aps puzzle tho ruwary 10 decide - to the
1cri.s Of each gtcular kia. lsbeh2oTes. therefore,
thcsc III rant o: Safes to MAKE careful iaanrF before
sr@, net which safc tsc5 can huy sho ca@a'es
not TIE cost Of the safa whca te5 az s1.sinS
nor vet where they can get tho oae With the 1oet
na.t SID ,p1i.a Ton which eo.c Lag particular .:es,
hnt ,hc c:eat question is which SAT: has s:oo the
ACTUAL TEST II ACCIDENTAL FIRES. Tht' 'can
on,vrc tolycd ty the exhibition Of SAFES that have
passed through the THEY ORDEAL. md came oat n
SCATuED. Those that csu show th1a cTidencc arc
b,.ond Doubt tto hest Safes, and IN this particular
,tc,,t ,te IfEK1l1SG'S PATENT CHAMPION SAFE
sarda aad alone. In proof OF this We LAKE,
pleasure c rctcr-iye the public to the well Know"
firms Of Mess-s. FrLLEn. FINCH & FILLER Druggists
cn Market strtct: E. ". BLA7cuFoEp. Esq, OF tie
Chlcaso Lead Works: r. F. DARSrx. Es1.; and e. Il.
uAopytk, Es1; tall Of whom have tc=;!asa to The
pe,fct security asu.ded thcu by taose really it.s
PEouP SAFES in tho destructive fires Which d.
10 tic s:fe Of Mcssrs Fuller F1oca AID others nov
| On exhibition In front Of onr store-
/ uEnRISG.5 SAFES hare bcca before t:ie roblIs
70. twenty three ycars and hayo passed through sorut
| FIVE HUNDRED F1RFs. and never In s'n@.e In
s.1ucc has HERRING pATK:;T sAFI Giied Tals. "
rrntnt Is the n,cst conclusive evidences OF t.le bcs
md this is tue Sale which thc peopsc want foz us
urrE1su's cu.sr1ox F1nz AID RcHaL4EPsooi
sArrs coxp1sD. lined vita HxaEtso { F1o1o'
1 -, u,
, 1863-04-09
FROM The SOUTH.
urAnouAr1Ens Army or TIE poroxAc,
April s, 1868,

HEADQUARTERS Army or TEE PoroxAc,l
April 8, 1868.
Richmond papers Of the Tth are received.
The hurtllen Of the sentiment expressed is
an exhortation to the people OF the South to
mise articles for food instead Of cotton.
They contain the following telegrams:
CnArrAsooe4, April 4,sk!rmishes with
hut a general engagement is not considered
Imminent.
Port Hudson state that Banks has fallen back.
Que division Of lis army Is at Baton Rouge,
and the rest down the river.
SENAroB1A, April Richardson's guerillas
fought regiment Of the enemy at PoWcryille,
killing md wounding ei$hty; ,c{; T. is stated s
tensibly for Vicksbnrg, but after night went
north.
v1cKspuRe, April 4-Eserything quiet TO-
nolhing new from the Yazoo: 4 flag oftruce
vas sent down to-day by tho enemy. The
object was not made public:
In the Examiner of the 18th Is leader set
ting forth the obstacles In the way Of opening
, 1863-04-09
From MOI. II CAROLINA.
Hot Work in Prospect---A Battle
Probably Fought.

NEv York, April S.-The New Tork
Eienin1 Ibst learns that on the 4th inst, Gen.
Foster was at Little Washington with . brl-
gade of North Carolina and q number OF other
troops, virtually surrounded By the rebels,
who have erected batteries on the river be-
tween Little Washington and Newbcrn. It is
understood that a battle between Gen. Foster
and the rebels had taken place, but nothing
definite is known. Heavy firing WAS heard,
lasting from Wednesday night to Friday night
evidently from rebel batteries. Gen Foster $
means Of defense are deemed ample, having
fort entertainments aud sufficient ammunition
and provisions. Large reinforcemcnts IN
transports below the batteries were unable to
reach Foster for want OF naval force
competent to take them. It is reported that
Foster lad sent to Fortress Monroe some
time since for naval rcinforccsnents, and it
was expected that troops would bo sent from
Suffolk.
WABn1Scrox, April San officer, who ar
rived here today from the North Carolina
coast, says that it was believed among on'
| forces, the Information coming from what WAS
believed q reliable source, that Gen. Long
/ street some time ago mnde application to JET
Davis for $1,000 troops, for the purpose o
clearing Abernsarle Sound, and he was in
| furmed tbat he could have $1,000 from th
army Of the Rappahaunock, but must obtsi'
the balance of Governor Vance Of North Car
| olina.
It is further reported that one Of the Hills j
| in command. When this information, seGera
days ago, reached Fortress Monroe, as6istanc
| WAS sent from that point.
, 1863-04-09
CHICAGO, THURSDAY APRIL 9, 1868.

. route inland to the Yazoo, above Halnes'
Bluff
Before the adjournment Of the Vlrgin;z
Legislature, resolution WAS passed, appeal
ing to every farmer to raise provisions beyond
The usual amount, ind enioln1ng 1ugality In
food.
The Legislature Of Texas has passed bill
assuming its proportion Of the Confederate
indebtedness. They intend passing bill to
repeal the stay Law Of the State.
The Sentintf editorial1y refers, IN ambiguougs
terms, TO riot whiel, took place In Richmond
last Thursday, Of such magnitude as to cause
the affair to bo suppressed from publication.
From the article it appears that the city vas
for while at the control Of q mob OF men and
women. for the ostensible purpose Of saving
themselves from starvation, by breaking open
stores, bakeries, DC. The movement was
headed By female who, the Sentinel says,
was above want. and the whole affair WAS sim
ply to roband plundeE, under the excuse Of D
scarcity Of food.
The tStntin<l, in speaking Of this hot, al
ludes to the fact that nll the papers had, after
consultation, concluded at the time not to
mention the matter.
, 1863-04-09

Especial Dspatch to the Chicago Tribane.1
WASHINGTON, April s, 1s03.
Payments to tho Army Of tlc Potomac be- !
gin tomorrow.
Twelve light draught Monitors, A. S3so,o0o |
apiece, hare been contracted for, to be built
III six months, two by 4. Swift & Co., Of Gin
cinnati, to be named Klamath and Zuma.
The following California appointments are
announced: Robert D. Swain, Superintendent
Of the United States mint, vice J. R. Stevens,
removed; S. ]. Bridge, Appraiser, vice ]. P.
Raiuc, resigned; H. n. Miller, Appraiser, yico
3. ". Nudge, removed.
A citizen Of King Georges county recently
came into our lines to escape the mounted
rebel press gangs. Hc reports that q band Of
lis neighbors in the rebel service Cross the
,ivcr frequently on various prctences and play
the part Of spies. Some recently arrested
were released
Although the President recently said that
the order is explicit requiring deserters to
report at certain rendezvous before april 81,
they are constantly received back to their reg
inents On tile Rappahannock without qucs-
tions asked.
The marriage Of the Brazilian Minister 8
daughter took place to-day. The only
Americans present we're MF. and Mrs. Fred.
Seward
The roads in Virginia are still quite bad.
Visitors who have been down report our
army In splendid condition.
4 dispatch from Admiral Porter wos re-
ccived to-day, giving full account Of the
Stccle's Ba3on and Deer Creek expedition,
which went within 500 yards Of the Rolling
Fork Branch Of the Big Sunnower, whence they
had plain sailing to the Yazoo, bnt there they
were Obliged to turn back, the rebels telling
trees in the rear US we'll as In front, and the
| channel being very difficult. Rifed cannon
commanded the ditch, and heaEy bodies Of in.
fantry, as well as sharpshootets, were harrass
lng US. Admiral Porter praises the soldiers
| sailors and iron-clads, and recounts thei,
! terrible 1abors and dangers, and the necessity
Of retreat. The fleet made seventy miles In ont
| twenty -four hours. The Inhabitants vert
amazed at the appearance Of the iron-cfads
! where never even f1atboat had been before
the negroes 1ocking to sec them
The rebel government agents had burnet
more than 1900 bales Of cotton, and Porte
took NIL he found marked &c. S. 49, besides
bringing away enough to buy gunboat.
Numerous able-bodied negroes came ANA.
with the soldiers, and the rest are utterly dc
morllized.
| It is q beautiful, rich country, full Of Hr
stock and corn.
Only one Federal officer, Harry Sullivan
| rr1,;nl aeefe+,o+ Eprirnnr 0f thu nah];a r.,
killed, and one seriously wounded
Gen. Siall las been authorized by Genera
Heintzleman to take stringent measures t
stop giving aid and comfort to rebels With
o11r lines.
WAsurSe1oS, April s.-Hon. John Tuckc
late Assistunt Secretary Of War, has publlsl
ed pamphlet, addressed to seeretary STA.
ep!ing to sha1sfs Of the Co4mttse t
| zion of Ills official conduct.
, 1863-04-09
The LOCAL ELECTIONS.
WISCONSIN RETURNS.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
MADISON, Wis, April s, 1868.
The election In this city yesterday passed
off with unusual qaietuess. The Democratic
candidate for Mayor, Litch, VAS elected BY
255 majority. Two Democrats ran for Treas-
urcr, IN independent candidate getting nearly
rs many votes as the regular nominee, so
Hyel, the Union candidate, succeeded hy forty
plurality. The city Of Madison gave Cothren,
for Supreme Judge, ninety-one minority, the
town adding four, making q gain Of 2T over
last falls vote on Congress.
The Goth regiment, in Camp Randall. here,
polled GIG votes, Of which Cothren seceired
ifty-eix, or about one-twelfth only Of all,
though two companies were from his own
county and the Democrats made special Efforts
in the regiment. Last fill the Democrats had
about one-quartcr Of the votes of the Eegt-
mcut. In three companies, out OF ls3 Fotes
Cothren did not get one. 10 the soldiers
vote.
In Milwaukee, the Un1onists abandoned the
field on the city election, making no nomina"
| tioas whatever. The Democracy walked over
| the course, and their majority on Chief JUS
| tire vas about the same as for Congress last
f,ll-a little over 5000.
Scattering returns from different parts OF
the State show Union gains everywhere, cx-
cent in the farm mortgage districts, over last
EIrs votc for Congress, when the Democratic
majority, including the soldiers vote, was
abopt LOCO. Probabilities fayor Dixon's e1ec'
ton By the soldiers yote
Returns from twcnty-eight out Of thirty -hVe
towns In Dane county show gains enough te
wipe out the Democratic majority Of 5i6 las
fall, and to give Dixon majority IN tba'
county.
Returns from the State come in slowly. r.
tosc from theJ farm mortgage districts looks bad
but not woree than was expected The ere5ul
is ret doubtful. Cothren's election is no
considered probable here, but on the contsar!
it is thought that with the soldiers Tote' Dix
on will have handsome majority.
Especial Dispatch to the chicaso Triounc:l
MILWAUKEE, April 8, 1863.
Returns from the Judicial election IN thi
State are still very few and scattering Thoa
received up to this afternoon show majorit
fo7 cothren Of about tTo Thousand. McAl
thur Is elected Circuit Judge By large N:
,o1,ty, there being no opposition candidate
, The Copperheads claim tho election by
, 1863-04-09
FROM ST. LOUIS.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribuno.l
ST.. Lor1s, April8. 1s5a
The steamer City Of Memphis has arrived
from the lower Mississippi with over four
hundred sick soldiers belonging to Illinois,
Iowa, Indiana and Mississippi aud other vest
esn regiments. Ninety six came from Mill
kcns Bend, eighty -four from Lake Providence,
one hundred and fifty from Helena, and the
balance from Memphis. Parties from Alscou-
pin county, Ill.,, represent that certain Off
GERS dismissed from tho service hare been
making Copperhead speeches in public there,
denouncing the war as an Abolition crusade,
and that the Coppcrheads are talking openly
of resisting tho draft by force.
, 1863-04-09
FROM CAIRO.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunc,l
CAIRO, April 9Th 1s63-9p. m.
There Is still no news from below. Tho
steamers Ella Fabcr and Dove, arrived from
Memphis, Monday night. AL quiet there.
The latter named boat brought Fifty Coufed~
crate prisoners. Some Of them we're captur~
cd in late skirmishcs, near Nonconah and
thcreabonts In different places. Among the
number is ono Capt. Smith, from Lees army
in Virginia, who, when taken, Was home on
furloush. These prisoners 60 to Chicago on
Inc morning trim, and are in charge Of Lieut..
Marlin Cook, Aid-de-C Camp to..Gen. 1Iurlbut,
and company B, l5'h Illinois infautry, COM
manded by Lieut.. Gilman.
The gunboat Cincinnati, having been dis
ab1cd somewhat i'll the late affair at Steele's
Bayou and Deer Creek, las been sent home
for repairs. She arrived here to-day in tow Of
steamers Polar Star and Rowena.
Two thousand two hundred bales Of Gov
crnn1cnt cotton arrived here yesterday
, 1863-04-09
From San Francisco.

SAw FRASClsco, April NO later dates
have been received from the city Of Mexico.
At Acapulco, March 2sth, 1000 bales Of cot
ton awaited shipment for New Ioak By the
California steamer then expected. Still larger
quantities will soon be due from the interior.
The party raising treasure from the wreck
Of the Golden Gate had suspended operations
on account Of the loss of apparatus from
toe carsizing Of their boat: They had not
recovered much treasure since previous sd.
vices.
An order has been issued requiring oil
the treasure heretofore saved to be paid into
court in this city on Friday, unless 1t can be
shown why they should not do it.
Gen. Shields is ionizing in Nevada Terri
tory, and it is supposed he will be n Sena
torial candidate when the Territory become:
| G+r}a
, 1863-04-09

Especial Dispatch TO the Chicago Tzibuac.1
MADISON, Wis, April s, 1863,
The Jou,7.ol publishes the natncs Of Ill the
Wisconsin soldiers in the hospitals at Daltf-
more and Annapolis, Md, aud York, Penna.,
also Of twenty who have died in Maryland,
forwarded to the Governor by the Wisconsin
Soldiers Aid Society at Washington. Also,
the names Of fifty five Wisconsin soldiers who
died at Nashville and Murfteesboro, and nine
ty who were discharged from the hospitals Of
those places during February and March, for
warded by G. stamm, State Agent
Some fifty absentee soldiers left to rcjoin
their regiments to-day.
The Berlin Couran. understands that an or
ganization exists in Marquette county, sworn
to resist the arrest Of dtscrtcrs.
, 1863-04-09
FROM iNDl ANNAPOLIS.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribnne1
INDIANAPOLIS, April 8. 1863
Tho conscripts under the late Act OF Con-
gross get advance pay and bounty, and are
placed upon precisely the came footing as vol
unteess for three (3) years or during the war.
The government has contracted for, and is now
building three new hospitals at Evansville,
Indiana.
4 soldier recently found 22,oD army per-
cussion caps sccrcted in the woods near New
ton, Fountain Co., supposed to belong to the
Z. G. G.
Gen. Carington, and the Governors staff,
reviewed the troops stationed here this p. N.
, 1863-04-09
FROM CINCINNATI

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribane.1
CINCINNATI, April s, 1863.
There are indications here Of ! preparation
for warm work in this department. The hos
pitfalls arr to be cleared, and the patients sent
to various points in Indiana, and quite large
nuusber il il rumorcd to Chicago. At Evans
vile large hospitals arc to be Immediately
erected. Even unn,ilitary eyes can read In
all this the "clearing Of the decks for ac-
tion," Desertcrs are still coming in in large
numbers, voluntarily, and being shipped to
their regiments. The time is ont Of course,
but little elasticity is to bo accorded while
the influx continues rs now.
, 1863-04-09

CAmo, April s.-Ihe steamer Glasgow came
down Ills morning from the Tennessee. She
vas fred into at Harpe:h Shoals. By gue1illas.
and her mate. J. Cunningham, and deck
hand, named Collins, were severely wounded.
The Pilot, A. G. Metheny,. while At the wheel
~aa struck by ball, which passed through
1,is coat, pants, drawers and two shirts, caus'
Ing severe bruisc, but doing no othc'
damage.
, 1863-04-09
FROM NORTHERN MISSOURI.

[special Dispatch to the Chscsgo Trlbune.1
HANNIBAL, Mo-, April S, 1868,
The reported firing into the Hannibal and
Joseph railroad train is denied By the Super
intcndent. The Kansas boys have edectually
cleared Western Missouri Of guerillas for the
proeent, Is several counties arc in Gen. Blunt's
command. The Kansas boys will be kept
, 1863-04-09
4 G RD.
ELECTRTCITY.

II Introducing subject nystes1,ss'y anil lati-
1ratey connected With the life Welfare. and sa3acsa
Of OUT race few pretaor5 remarks may not % anl
Hjsn we'll known fact I'll 1t. in ya:ioas Periods
worlds history the scientific portion thcscoE have
hcea startled by !EroEaors discovering ani Bringing
10 light potaot zuths and 1t Il equally certain that
anus every fact thus brought 10 light has been ruth
lestiy aEsa1sd aid TIE more important aud beneficial
the truth the inyete.ate sna Numerous IL as
.ht1Hns- 1t Is to cite tnstauce' ior eSefS ~
nectiDg nicd knows 1t Is true.
These 1acts, borne in mind. should impress every
hone inquirer after truth that the cry Of uCxnro IA
not argument and the ooIy way to arrive 1t facts IL
through Investigation. the only truthful gnide
DIR. I.soSs. recently from New York. Is now per
,antu.!y 1ecatel IA Chicago, snd Is Introducing hs
turt ,tant discoveries. IN the use and application OF
Elec;1icty. In diagnosing AID curing Diseases
These discoveries arc not based apon mere theory
OF b7 oothess neither theJ tbs result OF e12es
merits With single electrical apparatus. but THE rro
duct Of ten years patient study aod Investigation Of
The effects of ali the various combinations Of elsc.r!ct
~ upon the human tystc from the lodn tive ribrat
Ing cu1.ert to the g.lvanic. Capable Of reducing the
] hardest substances.
unxinr Investigated and made himself faol1la: With
the ys11ous methods OF employing this agent by those
who tsse been successful Ia It's application. both
II Europe and America, md from bis own oa- eFpeF
c.ce. lie his been enabled to d-d1co principles oil
,;,enos1pc and treating diseases that arc almost ta
f.1lh1e AL who are skeptical on this point arc cor
d,oy invited to cal ard Investigate his mods Of psse
| trc a. ..sxE1So Is K3ow1sa." and "TzE1tSG q tae
| xAk1D TRC1H.
rtnc.v be asked what diseases he cures with thG
| wonderful agent. lie answers. NEARLY every dis
that Is cu1able with and many that have resisted
the most nows,fuI medicines. as PARALYSIS, 1hsuus
ttsm pc.t1e ess Aauzosts. Consumption IN lts Incl
l t{-.$ fs1rxf Ea33HAi
, 1863-04-09
FROM JEFFERSON CITY.

Especial Dispatch to the ChicaEo Tribunc.1
JEFFERSON CIT, Mo, April =, 1868.
It is reported that Gov. Gamble intends to
call m extra session Of the Legislature, to 1e-
wise the financial difficulties Of the State. A
reorganization of tho enrolled militia, on n
more loyal basis, in the interior, is impera-
lively demanded.
, 1863-04-09
From Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, April s.-The flag Of
truce boat left to. day for City Point with sG5
rebel prisoners for exchange. 4 rebel cavalry
man. who deserted from The rebel army on
the B1ackwater, and came into Norfolk yes
terday, says tho rebels are making arrange.
ucnts to remove their capital from Richmond
to Chattanooga, and that the scarcity Of pro-
visions and fUrage Is the principal cause.
, 1863-04-09
Ul)iea9o @ribi1ne.
THURSDAY. APRIL 2, 1868.


Dryan Hall will be opened tonight to
that gathering Of loyal men which has re-
ccired the official protest Of Mayor Shcr-
map, as calculated to harm the Coppcrhead
Democracy. If this be true of the meet
ing. every loyal man should 60 thilhcr and
be in at Tie death. The list of speakers,
announced elsewhere, the general enthusi-
:sm already manifest, indicate that the
rally tonight will he all that Mayor Shcr-
man, in his tremor, rrcsaged Of it Go
early If you would gain admission to the
1IoH
, 1863-04-09

SPRINGFIELD, H.. April 8,-Governor Yates
left last night for the South. He intends to
visit every regiment Of illinois. troops nov.
IN The service, to lock after their wants, and
viii be absent four weeks. Lieut.. Governor
Hodusn, in the meantime, discharges the
duties Of the Executive.
, 1863-04-09
TIE RESILTlN WISCONSIN,

AlG4 Al Il = AN e'A-5~~-sCA>ss ~
It seems yet undecided whether the Dem:
ocratic candidate, Cothren, is elected to
lie Supreme Judgeship. Our dispatches
announce that the issue is more doubtful
1Lan when the returns first began to come
in. The majority in either case cannot be
largc, unless the soldiers in the field got
the idca that IN voting against Cothren
they were rcbuking Copperheadism, ,thenin-
decd the scale which holds Cothrcn and
lis partizan hackers, will kick the beam.
This seems to be confidently expected by
Our fiicnds in Wisconsin. But to compre-
1cnd the two reasons why the case Of Dix
on is for one instant in doubt, our readers
abroad must for the first understand what
only our Wisconsin readers will fully ap-
preciate, that the impression prevails wide
j. among the sufferers BY the railroad farm
mortgage swindles, that Judge Dixon is
5udicial]y- on the other side Of protecting
them. The farm mortgagors think, wheth-
cr correctly or not is another matter, that
his decision will be adverse to them, and
in favor Of the holders of the mortgages,
and this pressure was too much for Judge
Dixon to Withstand, SO the farm mortgage
districts, the very heart Of loyalty to the
Union voted plumply against Judge Dix
On.
There is one other fact, and the list~slip
pcr patriots u Chicago and elsewhere vii
do well to remember the lesson. Juags
Dixon was the candidate Of no organiza
lion. Nobody put him on the track. No
body ran him. True he was called out b.
expressions, aud at the instance Of sucl
men, as made the compliment to his loyal
1ya substantial one But there WAS no OF
Eanization. What was everybody's busi
ness was nobody's business. 1t was beau
1iful to say that he was runnin;
on principle and without party
but it was like running q ca
without tic smooth aud strongly spike
rail. Cothren's partizans were organized
They worked everywhere like bea7crs;an
Hey managed, aided by causes abo'
named, to run up q figure 50 handson
for them that it is just now an undeserTe
blur Upon the State. All may be well ye
but let loyal men in WISCONSIN and els
where, never be caught in the same #:
u: again. Organize to defeat an organize
tue. Don't turn out mob to meet
drilled regiment. Let it be rank to ran
column 10 column. So our brave bows a
fighting in the field, and 50 we must cru
out the enemy at home Organize ever
where,
, 1863-04-09

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Buyers are Invited to Examine.
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{apaheHss~ sav1
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ny9ca'as<-rrs 4osrATE ST. Chicago
HoWE's IMPROVED STAND
IL ARD
SCALES.
Tie ehc-. sea.c h.s been adopted by tho
| Z. S. GOVERNMENT,
New York Custom House
AND UTlIEl: POINTS.
ess o a fe II ks smhss'ns ID
| c3nINc1
ARNX SCALE.
IN GENERAL USE IN THE ARMY.
nns ,aesss n IT, n:!oaasn Of shs & her ssses
tcrAtlons We shAll ui!auc the sl:e herctofora-
Any tcret the contrary {cIreuated by tiva!sl Do
| inE entirely unfounied.
+ our Lar. Cattle and Railroad Scale8
Require No Pit,
: AverI great advantage In Hat country
c F1ces l:w u aty Scale that hA. ueris AL scAIca
q | solo at low list price.
Attempts having 1etn male iu many cascs to under
ecI to customers are determined 70 n1eet aucn
II unfair competition In every instance Apply II
YanIervoort. Dicl1craou & Coz
Agents for Hovcs Sca.es.
. TIN PLATE aid METAL WAREHOUSE,
los 4 2o1 Randolph street.
.nFcfn- gunet Chicago.
, 1863-04-09

- :. II. SrR{TEE, .4drerfSstng -f1sat, b.
r1ora stree, 4 a1ttori-t1 to rtceirE s,irJ7:tS-
.s for kAit cd CT IT'S Itc1:aJ ~sor..s.::-e5!e77s