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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-04-09
CHARLES n. PINE.
PHILADELPHIA, March II, 1868.

19 Late Northern papers give a
dole fol account of the Abolition army
before Vicksburg. The correspond
ent Of the st. Louis Republican says:
TO ignore longer the terrible
condition Of our army before Vicks-
burg cannot bat be fatal. Unless
the truth be spread before the coun-
try, ere long the brave army Of the
Mississippi will be destroyed, aud the
world will Stare 10 think that they
bad been cruelty, shamefully muir
dered by our own neglect"
This is candid, truthful admission
on the part OF a reliable, well informed
writer, and shows very conclusively
that the army before Vicksburg is
in perilous condition. The report
Of the fight at Port Hudson published
in the New Orleans Picayune, exhib-
its mortality and destruction that is
awful 10 the extreme. Oar batteries
played havoc with the enemy's gun.
boats and men, sending many poor
unfortunate Yankee to his long home
1t is almost reduced to certainty
that the Abolition army OF the Mis-
sissippi is nearly "played ont. -
Decentralization stares the comman-
ders in the face; they know that their
forces are daily becoming more dis
satisfied, and desertions are common.
We feel perfectly satisfied that our
grand army at Port Hudsoncan main
tain itself, and that victory will crown
our arms.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-04-09

The Cleveland Plaindealer says /:
The following communication hand
ed US We publish Tor the benefit of all
whom i. may concern
"a Poor Mans Thought :. How
the Union is to be Saved. First
Let Slavery alone. Second FELL
the Southern States TO come- bacl,
into the Union, and if they dom
we'll knock hell right ous OK them
Please insert"
Whoever it may be that invented
this strong doctrine is worthy Of
major generals commission.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-04-09
Frjm the Army

Letters have been left at thi
,lace for the following persons
Samuel Chick,
Joseph Cliff,
NJ Dixon,
r Drennon,
Mrs Judith Ellis,
A j Flemin,
Mrs r S Fleming,
Miss a B Crazy,
u L Harris,
James Hill,
E G johnson,
Mrs Z ] Luttrel1,
Mrs Faner McMilIeu,
Miss NJ A McFerrin,
w ID Morehead,
John Mari,
VIM McCown,
John Pamplin,
MIS- Cynthia A Pamplin,
Mrs II J Randolph,
Jackson Smith,
William Solimcn,
Carter Walker,
j Woodall.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-04-09

Lieut.. Gen. E. Kirby Smith and
Maj. Gen. Sterling Price are now in
Arkansas, having command in that
State and Missouri. We hope and
trust they may soon be able to re-
trieve The fortunes Of the Confedesa
cy. injured aad thrown into confo.
sion by the bad management and ID.
competency Of both Holmes and
Hindman.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-04-09

A citizen of Atlanta has been ma
king rope Of ths wood of the bicko-
ry tree splitint shreds. 1t is said 20
be well adopted to many purposes.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-04-09
s11o LEW ARD.

( ANA " y iiOH Tue SuUSrflOSf ;.
~ 8 miles northwest Of Huntsville. on
Wednesday. the Ash il St, an iron gray MARE
sboUt7 years old, name hangs on both sides
the neck, has a sore on the ance II the Jeff
hind leg, somewhat swollen. shod all around
old shoes. abou. Is hands high. ] will give
the above reward of Twenty Dollars if found
ont Of this State. with information so thar
can get her: or Ten Dollars if foand in this
State. Ny address Is MeridianviIle. Alabama.
March 26, 1863. j. ". ELDRIDGE.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-04-09
Accident

Nccadcnt-
We regret to learn that NJ jor
Ovens of the 4th Georgia cavalry,
(Col. Avery's) was badly hurt in the
western part of this county last Sun
day morning. As the regiment was
about to move, the Majors horse
became FESTIVE, rearing, and fnally
fell back, crushing his rider in the
fall. The M,jor is gallant soldier,
and we trust will speedily recoverirom
his injuries.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-04-09
ALMANAC

THURSDAY. APRIL 8, 1868.
Sun tises. .....5 SO Sun sets. ..... g 81
FRIpAY, APRIL 10.
Sun rises. IS SO Sun sets.......6 %
SATURDAY, APRIL il.
Sun rises.... ..5 81 Sun SETS. g 2S
SUNDAY, APRIb IL.
SIN rises. .....5 36 Sun SETS. ......6 "a
MONDAY, APRIL l3.
San Uses. ....5 50 Sun SETS ......6 q
TUESDAY April H.
Sun rises .s....5 "a Sun sets. .....6 e
WEDNESDAY,. APRIL Is.
Sun rises. .....5 SO Sun sets. ......6 2
MooN's PHAsEs--APgL.
Full Moon, 3D llH 3M evening.
Last Quarter, 10 9 IA evening.
New Moon, II 8 AZ evening.
First Quarter, % 8 % evening.
MOONS PHAsEs--MAY.
Full Moon, 81 Ga 43M m orning.
Last Quarter, 10 10 morning
New Moon, II IL Is morning.
First Quarter, 25 IL % morning.
MooN's PHAsEs--JUNE.
Full Moon, In 6H I'M evening.
Last Quarter, 8 1 Is evening.
New Moon, Is / 81 morning.
First Quarter, IA 0 10 morning.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-04-09
An Incident on the Kappa hammock

Ths following extract from let
ter from Fredericksburg by an officer
in Gen Lees army, relates pleas
ant incident in camp life, which, no
doub., helped materially to relieve
the nIonotony:
] must tell YOU Of an agreeable
episode IN our camp life, which oc-
cured a few days since. 1t is ac-
knowlejged thai the Federals, with
all their faults, have some capital
bands in their ranks. Recently one
of these organizations came down
to the river side opposite Fredericks-
burg, aid favored our boys (who had
gathered in large numbers to listepl
with variety Of popular pieces, in
the best style. Applause from the
audience on both sides followed
The band then struck up" Dixie"
and executed it in credible manner.
Al lis conclusion, our soldiers sent
up such shout as made the welkin
ring. This was followed by ankee
/ Doodle when burst Of applause
from the Federals followed. Finally,
the band played "Home Sweet
Home" melody which all could
feel and appreciate; and when it was
hushed, such Shout wen. up from
both armies as / doubt has ever been
heard on earth. Hooked around me
and saw tears coufsiDg down many a
furrowed and battle worn cheek, and
Iif the frantic cheers that went up from
the other side of the river were any
criterion, our neigbboring enemies
were much affected.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-04-09

In Louisville, KY, on the 9th
ult, gold 5000 prem, Southern
currency 25930 dis. Flour s. rs
@6 so q bbl.. Wheat 81. 2U.91 %,
Corn G5g75. Cheese l49l4l, Coffee
S51@36, Sugar l3s9l44.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-04-09
MIR. EDLEoR
DLEASE advertise MOSS Mar

E~IIJts k1II "UFVEIFoU W O'JeJ VI n IL
CUM. He is supposed to have stolen my
horse. He was seen near my house the night
the horse was taken. He has been at the like
before. He is small man--blaek heart-.--
belongs to Newman's battalion. The horse
Is black. or rather brown, not shielded off
when he left, Is hands high, years old. a
small Knot on one hind leg, few white hairs
in his forehead. his back and withers skinned
worth about $500 90. Anybody who will
fetch the horse to me, will give them $50.
This man MARCUM stole some two or three
horses last Summer He has been at this bu-
siness for some time: He has a wife at Mer--
ret's, on Mr.. Wagner's land The horse was
! stolen tho 29th of March, 1863
PHEBE FRANKLIN.
Hive IL miles east Of Fayetteville, up the
river. April 9.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-04-09
Flour Wanted =

We wish to purchase for our own
use a few hundred pounds of Flour
either middlihgs or first quality
for which the cash will be paid. Any
Of our friends who Can furnish us
from twenty Eve pounds W, eili
please send it to the Observer office.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-04-09
County News

We wish our friends through the
county would inform US of any news
that would do to publish, such as
marriages, deaths, accidents, etc
Ia the present confused condition
Of the country, we haven't the same
facility for getting such news as for
merly.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-04-09
Your Attention !!

A IL those in}e ted 10 GEORGE 7.
Ia GOODRICH, will fnd their accounts
with Daniel j. Wh;ttirgton, who is author.
lied 10 settle aud receipt for The same. Yen
will confer a favor on soldier by calling and
settling up Immediately, as / am compelled
to have money, and oblig@
Dee %, 1862 GEO J GOODRICH.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-04-09

aF Charlotte ", a young lady
of twenty summers, auburn hair, fair
complexion and agreeable disposition,
wishes to correspond, with view 10
matrimony, with some young man
Of good moral character aud fair pros.
poets in life. Charlotte advertises
in the AbbeyiIle, S. C., Press Er-
press.
If Charlotte V" means Cher.
lotte Fifth, We sincerely hope it is
also Charlotte the last that will imi-
tate that indicate and e1 remedy
Yankee fashion.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-04-09

A New York paper says: "Thore
IS no Other way Of carrying on the
war so cheap as TO arm our friends
who dwell in tie centre of the re-
bsilion. -
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-04-09
ESTRAYS TAKEN UP.

LIST. Kind of animal is given 81, color
81, description. :. .4tb, age. -. 9Th, posters
name. =. 9Th, time and place of aEIes.....
9Th, valuation.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-04-09

The N. Y. Mercury says ibat bali
the capital Of the North is loaned to
the Government.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-04-09

The Nashville Dispatch Of the
10Th furnishes the Northern report Of
the Federal killed, wounded, and
missing 81 Thompson s Station. Tenn:
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-04-09

EThe Louisville Journal rec
emmands lha. that city be fortified
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-04-09
County Court, Lincoln Co., Tenn.

B. II. Berry. Adm, and o;hersl Bill for sal e
t VS. of Land and
Margaret Hart and Others. J Slaves.
IN this cause it appearing to The
y satisf iction of the Court that defendants
Margaret Hart, Beverly Heath and Elizabeth
his wife, Thomas Blythe and Nancy his wife,
James Goats and Dellah his wife, Jesse Ellis,
Elijah Ellis, Samuel Ellis. Mary A. Ellis, and
LAVISH Francisco are non-residents Of the
State Of ennessee-it is, therefore, ordered
by the Court that publication be made in the
FAYETTEVILLE CB>ERvER a newspaper pub
lishec in the town Of Fay ettevilie. Lincoln
county, Tenn, for four successive. eeks, COM
handing the said non-resident defendants to
be and appear at the next term Of the Court
to be holden on the 6rst Monday in
May next, and plead, answer or demur to
complainauts' bill, or the same will be taksn
Tor confessed aud set down for hearing ex ptrte
as to them.
Witness Daniel j. Wilmington. Clerk of our
said Court at Office, the LIST Monday in April,
1865. DANIEL j. WHITTINGTON, elk.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-04-09
III M0E~AO=E.

4 LII persons having claims against
a the estate Of WHlsaba PA.lp0i. Gee. will
please present them autbt nsicated according
10 law. and within the time prescr.bei by
law; otherwise they win be- forever barred
April 2.% A. r. SMITH, Adnsr.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-04-09
EDU4.AT EGg.

an Monday. the IG 10 of this month.
- MISS MARY ANNA McEWEN viii
reopen her School for the rscertior Of ru-
pills at tie Female Ac,1emv The session
will continue five months Terms as csua,
She would say to her friends that the session
would have commenced earlier but Tor tie
occupancy Of the Academy and grounds ~
party OF soldiers. Feb II. 1863.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-04-09
Estate eE'Og5Ce.

A Ii persons having claims against
Il the estate of James K p. Hampton, dec,
are notified to present them. properly anthem
ticated. within the time prescribed by law, OF
they will be forever barred
April % THO5. HAMPTON, film.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-04-09
SUBSTITUTE NlaIElI

FOR " i'.'' = lib raj pr'ce will be
paid. Address. "E," through The OBJ
server office. April 2.
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Take Notice.

ffERSONS sending to>tLe Drug Store for
d Drugs or Medicine, eill please send
their vials or bottles. As our stock is exhsust-
cd. (oct2) DIEMER & MILES.
, 1863-08-31
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
TIE MONEY MARKET,
SA1uEnAf EYxHna. AnT.

SAfrEhAf EvxHEaa. AnX =, f&a
During the week hunnes has been gradually becon,-
pE more acre, and thia has continued up to sac Close
Tho cool, bacing hrtexes etve no better assufance
that the AL u upon y, than the increasing demand
for money that the moving Of tho crop OF
the West about to commence In good ea1oaet Cur
Ecnty b sensbly closer. but tho ban11 sn hayo ample
means to take III The legitimate paper that oFsss Tne
ranke Of d'seounta Is s.t1 s9io per cent. hut most
oankess aro trmes IN their rievs and ths lower ngc
b oalJ oota,sed at oue OF two hoases On nzst-elan
paper n, abba tn Nav York
sona Of tho bank report Eew York e1chauEe closer
to-day; cut majority regard It. under tho lnc7nss-
ing demand for currency, ~ working eAhez, The
rates a1o unchanzed. III panaK buying aud pre
nniurn a tho selling price. Very TOW, sn5 Of tho
leading houscs win par aoore par.
The market fos gold Vas fl1m. In Nev York. &c
eordlug to private dispatches, ths rates ~ero is4H0
I9N. Tho market herr orened At -. snd closed At
IN By some Of ths brokers. s1lrrr 11sat4s Treasury
notes nominal. buying u. selling Y.
CONVENIENT stcrz1r1ra.-NeHzs. Preston, WI.
lasd Keen advertise that for tho present the5 VII
continue 10 receive subscriptions for dovornment SO
honda We scarcely mood repeat that shc$e honts arc
AyaiAble fns tho estahHshment OF Natiou hanfs and
that evezy dotsr lusested IN them strengthens the
OoTesnrentn tn 'ts Efforts TO rut down sh1smost wicked
rebellion We advi.e rrasers to send Ia to AesRs-
r. e. nj their Rsarc frnA for investment In shis
naest cestsahie security. e.
-At.N1xnukec, On Saturday, tie money nartst
was very qriet. Cold man ttlrer 1aa15 New 1osk
Exchange n prem. buying, xoX selling.
On Friday gold VIA aetsva 1t st. Louis, mi tnles
werc made At ssfast per cent. Euw York exrhanfo
tTua u Slbo par thorsand 10 per cent. prom for
tarxs and ktnau amounts. Duztnees In Government
vouchers actlve with Iarse transactions II tNalK per
cent on. at!<oun Deianse Warrants seaseo and n1m
asts bay Ing snd v ser,ny. Union w1r pouda Of 1ls
souri aio worth Is eenta,
-;At Cincinnati, gold wsa hizher hy ths Last MATS
, 1863-08-31
tCoumunicattd1
DR.. James Hunter on Boro Throat,
LITTER wt,. -Fyuwv


'nmun'eaao
Ezr71n 10. 7nnnr.
SIN In my last letter pointed ont the nature
81 .eo so'ds esta,.h and aens md e1plataed how
&4aea"nJ Aay tuu 1ouaaatena OF
consumption LII tho present letter let Us pass
ne so,o as af t1 h of affections Of the ""s to
us,,x Tt,,a,t,, :.
d~. familiar 1e.m n.sa to d'sa'
tlop. The fauces ar th,o,t +, th,t c,xtt~ .,c-.
b.h,ra VI. w, ~ 49, ~ .nas ss Aoose sna
reettng tho patient to opcn wide ,hs mouth II eo.
prises tho whole spaco rom tho no.te,tnr n,ro.
Gown to the entraacr tato the windpipc. The parts
Liable TO otsea'o ase4 first, the MUCOUS membrane
and the follsc}ss. or ft1e c1,nd. ..bt.h T., h..,.s
scefets tho lubetlnr masnr s.eons ~n'sn IN IN ns.h
ts,R PAT Which harEs down from the eng.
5le - 1oe ,pat.s nd shE ias tesl which
T1hS nenat
whst 9 or1 Gopa a. es dG ot threat affection Il
msnhEsna .8sG h oseT tae 1urtaeo OF tho mucous
ths en1arrc1oent r., .1e eicsasofs nc causod By
PERSON. sre nabs to se6 a1asot ,ast f2
These occnT nrh,ns ~ aasuat os to taSsng cold
hat sppsa1 to psss 81 n n1sv n {e.r
intc1Inptiou Of msina.. 1ftsr t;1,a 70 1eAth, Or
the patient becomes Snnsciona al rarst. nostnvat.
several times IN The eonrss Of eaca day NY ~ @
cEen not ootiee this hisel but It ID noyetshels.s
disposition Ia found to haye lncFcasasi ~ ~ -
BE- attended with an oeraaoual dasttc 10 swaiioM "
the patient TO use his own ph1sse) feeling some
taos qaef these st1cnmstaaces, tho granala-
nons oE!o.e mentioned WI be found studdIns the
nqrn a1S eaassag It to appear soash and m
estns e9meEn:cs they exist IN irregular shaped
nS - = " uo1I e1ntaoniX Aso 3eSular tn shape,
rcss ~. u9 - a.net MhEn allowed to pto
ksco+,,a ~ sGrts5 tgIs!es W'1ain tae Itynx soon
otcr .v,nnta,ns a .sen We 9ave added to the
nr a, airH a,o tt ol Ine Fe!ce IN speak
liz TiniInIns he WIKI itTqngnt euofts TO clear
coioscd mnens * fn,red - itS saSA, sttGKy piuish
Nculty. - 'sAeso ~ "1Ao eoaa1oeranie d1'
In Tho trcstracnt ~ rr,rn,,- .,., .x.. A..
esme cuurre ahnnid - hnrara hu1s eots Latoas, the
for cstar,h, Grannlsr .era ~ saat
Affection and can onlx h. en.es ~ = p1se!J atosal
use the catarTh eyfro onco tIa;iv 9ni H.
fnmgatIue bath dssccIbcd in nv ~ 1no,nf ~ a 1 -
evening When thu Ia1TnI il also afY;.rfc1 W. a Nv
haling Instrument aud Warn ,tnrcnt inhsistian~
n.e used morning and cyenInc. am the fnm;Tas aa
tons only oEce d day. Thc8e mcans can aii ns
used By The patient a: Ills own houpe yher II i ,n
convenient for him to Walt the of1cc. -
The old practice OF bleeding nurp5oo .,a ,o..
Ing tho stomach In tits disease, oaT Wsate. @ tnr
system md renders the r1alady mora inyrtersfr
In Gedspcc OF such 1ntaqs, 1t urocends sIoviv hnf
aurely toward the lungs, and the uufortunafn nas
ttent foun learns how thoIt is the stcp fton are
ttlcat to c1cE cE--.c-. s..si,. &C, .u111ptlou. =.
, 1863-08-31
CHICAGO DAILY aIAIsKBT,

SATURDAY Evxstso. August q, LESS.
fREIGhTsET@ns s @ engagements xs.o ~ fo,lova: TO
teoosfa yessel wis tafn
dss3se si;s &
Sss e ed Ss Il q. 'ss ii %ps4
& ii: $sss,sa ss 4 s9f i ss5:
G5E II: Il: es e5sss 1s5 gsra IL;
sSss e s5s5 seS s. T. bst ea' ee Rse
as sA'oss essi i ssaa s
md aheps SC O. Winter grades Sales: WIxrEs@i6d i6
e Isa tasRf 5 SO p r
s. s & &c !: @ r rs 81 y 81 SoE Il = 4 4
sFans 5;Ss e q q :n n nd 10
= S. 81 ~ III sPt,af IT !sef Il i9 si
By SG Gfs!e M,ntsF 81 en a'3 tIass q ets:s :, -.
ee sse.s vs4 ifiet M2ea % aosf 1osf
e essa' 4sa s9as & e. 50
Il so g Il es K s III IS 4e b de az
Sa g g q Ss ss @ sa a ss eS9 = isS; S5
4 s q S;;Ss ssis 4 s:.sR i
s.; e9o bq % at t;c oa track.
sqdf sqy + .: !, hshs; sa|ss ~ ost: i
Il ss M q % 4 81 fo
5s Il ss s' b. f5sst n t. steeay s.ss
ssf ~ t9 ea e Barley in s'oFe at nc: 10 oa do
+ asae!ss.s Sas. prime at saxs 1e,; 20 sAz. In.
xIG0Molstea,y and firm at s3sMc 81,
,r: nls 55a.a a'f al q 5 sasa 2
~ q. Siberian Crab Apples In supply At so@Dc per
ST isass ssiss III s:s i
HEAXs!3l 10 bushels good quality Mixed at sou.
il29 1K3oA Ietons-Qulc. and nominal q. s,es..o on
IuTIEE.1n good request ana nsaer. sa,es ii
pdhEEsK-stsaaI and qules. We quote:
Ms1eqns sH3s
m!SS; mSSSSfy sff YitfS5 Sa,;r osssf
aaa e Ia 4
:fis;s|ss r. IS Il. ssss
kuuut ~ c
f2s4FE4sE e sss ss;.} @ i !; s ..y
r. p7S1ss &C. sss sssR assh.ossa ".
M M Trons Ts - '...."..''......'.... tls3at3
GAME:rs.lr1e Chickens sis ID gosd ieqaess I'D
.MdlsWiNEs-1ct and arm. Sales: l,1ou bs1s At
libEs-rnere i, mora activity in tho market, ba.
rf1teS ase tte1dy. No quote:
Gl ut
X n.1 14stC
SSx0
SibEis, 1oit.Ifsit: :a9utst Eaic;s taixo 81 sehr
Challenge. rom Moott-4 Mil kalamazoo. good mill
Is I sssss 4 :sf; haSS A'3s:;ssl f's
Lu4naa1de14a ,. 0ekr, psE is.a n..........k %HA
ThlSd ssesF; - :" :... ........:. s.n$sm
nox @ etlect SosIds. ...............". l.GSS:aeo
:" Rieca...............: i5lMatiA
EssslsS tsi
!rN Efat 11oatfnz. fou&a.....+-..s.. y .o6sn.m
e esnses - :::::::::::: :::".:::::: aasss5a aass5a
Glolna Eiens ascss fo4Dco
go Common do..................:: isesHts.a
aSHk Jossts: :; y aDoo
on@1so shs9sNs' e. e sa..''''''..'''...... a9 40
f>nd.- Rs+r.fAs 9o&
SSsAs 9% -,
s.::a ss!s.''' sss ~ ~
esst ~" ~ eocs nN
10 0oAl3DQ
;,,EAils-tteady md quiet. We 1uoto,. ~AsAAs'~
&GsH
9ua tt3H
q b61N
n.S TOO
kt3X
ssseae dm lid bia :as;.:1;i,a sai,s
, 1863-08-31
DESERVED TEsTIm0yIAk.
Success OF DR.. Ayers Mode OF Cure.

The following letter Is from Hon. WIN. E, Gin.
thcr, member Of the Legislature from Cook conn
IT, It mry b remembered that d1rtug the ssou
Of the Legislature, this gentleman was obliged to
caas Of the throat Il win Do eeer that he hui
tnll{ recovered his health Under tho treatment OF
d.. l. WinsloN Aver, OF tho Chicago Lung InstI .
tute, Mccormick DaildIng, corner Randolph aud
CHICAGO, Aug, II. 1863,
have made trial Of Dr.. Ayers nav system OF
treatment for diseases Of The Throat and aiF pas.
saGes with the most gratifying and successiu[ Re-
suits In my opsnion. tho practice Is 4 long step
the Throat and Chess. In my eass the eject Of
the remedies hare been prompt, and now, after
trial Of buta fcw wceks, 1feel well as ever have,
nm both surprised and d.itghted, Mud cordially
Dr. Aver to al snerIRg sn Taso.s aud
FROM A CHICAGO CAPTAIN.
GAIT. \. ?. AlIlsos's srArEuaT.
Captain B. r. Allison, who sails from, this mort,
and who Ia well known to the merchants Of this
city, writes IS foliowe:
" CHICAGO, Aug, %, 1861.
have been under tho Gaze Of Dr. J. WlnsioY
Ayr Of The chicsgo Throat and Lung Institute,
Mccormick Building, corner Of Randolph md
Dearborn streets for IN affection Of tie Throas and
Lungs, which had advanced to IN alarming stare.
1hdd prevtousiy tried various remedies with littie
OF DO berent. when visited Dr. Aver, and am
happy to tay he has effected an entire cure am
cured my Catarrh and Throat disease ii 4 few
the fsst, TIL now they arc perfectly healthy. I
breathe feely have no pain OF cough. or other bad
symptoMs. When ! realize Whst Pr. Ayer has
permitted to avail myself Of his services. ~
CART. B. F. ALLISON,
Residence, Lamo2t, H.
, 1863-08-31
GLORIOUS HEWSI GLORIOUSNEws
For the Ladies'.

We would respectfully Inform the ladies' OF CHI
ego and vicinity, that VIC have Just received a
large and well selected stock OF Co:sets, direct
nom Germany md Franco, which we will ssll lower
bEat1d American Skirt Elevator, the beat ever in
vented; hlso large AID wen selected stock OF
Hoop 6ktrtA 1t reduced prices. Ladies' please call
and convince youzaelvea Of tho truth Of our asecF-
tlon. T. TRAoKn 4, Ruo
6txns6 =.
, 1863-08-31

BATpHoArEvHEts. Aa9429, 1855.
There h1vo been several good 1ots arrived. but
pyr ctpA1y for GoVetu ent sale. Dark colored kelt
lnEs Of not 1ess than fifteen hands IN good condition.
ietch frsm $40 to SIZE. On Thursday. EIAldersnAn
Hoyt In drove Of shout $50 horsts cap!usod
from the retcls In and Vltksbufz to tho Cott1Ee
Grove YAsdP. They are well made aud sound but In
bad cccdition Itis intended to Offer them for salo
EhcFtly At the Cottage 0suvt Eazds. due not1ea of
which win be given.
, 1863-08-31

Reduction In Rates. OF Grain Etorurc.
According to an advertisement to be found Ia sn-
other column, Mtssrs- Albert eturres Co. have re-
dnetd their rates on ITO storage OF grain to Ia 20.
tushc, for the nbt twenty days lnsead OF 70 a. Tor
n.esiJ. This viii probably to followed By Ike 70.
luction By competing wAsehouse1en =. F..
, 1863-08-31
Iaku FrttEhtas
rFrdu tht D3re4k A6ruttsef. rsth.1

Tte grain trade continues a quidt ~ Il WA two
Neeka afo With rn1v rptltnA ircseaae IN receipts,
u tf eoutsr Ktsln fekhta cut Of tao At
psessnt Ihtse = g Cd .ngpf5 q Tc,.ss q sox ts,vss
. g eeeordisx = s.ta 7hers!s xood do,naa % for
rairet Lun bsr a Sd nd sAtt zoe from BAY C.sr. A.
AnQ1I TOR lumber and &C Tor gait from CG.roltoo,
Il, FexlAAN. OF sSlnAw CITY.
, 1863-08-31

Pr. 4 J. Hunter, Of New York, wou1d respect
snlly caution their patients aud the public gener.
connection Win raffiss Advertising ~ fuades hs ths
t1mc name. Dr.. Hunter hnds on hfs arriving il
Chicago that p IRON Is praetisyng and advertising
under the name Of Dr. Hunter, In Randolph Ut +vet
Chicago. D.s. B. l. J. Hunter havc no connection
WhateSeE with this person, their only Office being
ia Clark Etreet, and In New York 1T Ba2 Broad
EAY. 7S "
, 1863-08-31

The 1cmaud for ali kinds Of Sheep have been vc.y
limited. and but few lots on hind. Psfees ARD much
he same as out Last Quotations. being tton So to
tsoo Only two lots were reported during tho Teek-
one at s3 G., and the othcr ut S4Do