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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-03-21

In car on a railroad which runs into
New York, few mornings ago, a scene &C.
CURED which will not soon be forgotten by
the witnesses of it. A person dressed as a
gentleman, speaking to friend across the
car said:
"Well, 1 hope the war may last six
months longer. If it does, shall have made
enough, TO retire from business. In the last
six months I have made a hundred thou
sand dollars-six months more and shall
have enough."d s. NECkWr7T
A lady sat behind the speaker, and neces-
saTily: heard the remark; but when he was
dU6e she tapped him on the shoulder and
said to,hims .4,fTyDv astr- 1890.
'Sir, had two sons-one Of them was
killed at the battle of Fredericksburg, the
other was killed at the battle of Murfrees-
boro." ~ !,
She was silent moment, and SO were all
around who heard Then overcome by
her indignation, she suddenly slapped the
speenlator, first on one cheek, then on the
sother;, and before the fellow could say a
word the passengers sitting near, who had
Witnessed the, whole affair, seized him and
pushed him hurriedly out of the car, as one
not fit to ride with decent people Evening
Post.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-03-21
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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-03-21
II. S. & L. FILLMORE,
LAWRENCE, KANSAS.

LAWRENCE, KANSAS.
T AWRENCE is live town, and H. S. 81.
IL FILLMORE keep large assortment of DRY
GOODS. E.-
7 AWRENCE is the point to trade at, and the
IL DryGoods House is a.
H. S. & L. FILLMORE.
7 AWRENCE means to do the trade of South
IL ern Kansas, and the first to solicit that trade
are II. S. & L. FILLMORE.
7 AWRENCE is the point to buy Dry Goods at,
- and II. S. d L. FILLMORE mean to sell
them.
T -AWRENCE can sell Drv Goods as cheap as
IL any river town, ard Il. ). d L. FILLMORE
mean to do it.
II S. d L. FILLMORE buy Goods, not
II. withstanding the War, and they mean to
sell Goods so it will be to every mans advantage
to call and purchase.
" S. & L. FILLMORE are up with the
II. times, and mean to sell Dry Goods to ev-
cry man, woman and child who looks to his or
her own interest, and calls to buy them.
TT So L. FILLMORE invite all coming to
Il. Lawrence, to call and see their large stock
of staple Dry Goods.
II S. Il L. FILLMORE sell only for CASH
Il. and hence can and do sell cheaper than
others who trust IfE
" S. & L. FILLMORE keep all kinds of
IL. Dry Goods, Ladies' and Children's Shoes,
Carpets, Millinery Goods, Bonnets and Notions.
" S. d L. FILLMORE have just received
II. a new stock of all kinds of Dry Goods,
from New York, SO that it puts the capacity OF
their large store to the test to hold them Hence
they say, Pile in your money and they will pile
out the Goods suddenly.
H. S. g. L. FILLMORE.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-03-21
TOPOGRAPHICAL MAP OF KENTUCKY,
OHIO. INDIANA. and LLLLNOLS

is the only authority for Gen. Buell. and the War
Department. Money refunded to any one find
ng an error in it,
Price 50 cents
, 1863-06-01
Jrttr,1ul Repe11ut DIR.

A SCISSORS OFFICE or m.
1ois. .GnieHdo lsI lns5THR ;s f1ssr D1sr11cr ILL
INCOME.
thfs n.ee ee5SoF sIysa H.: Al persons sein IN
required e make leasn once wtaon snv
notice Of hs Or her iadivdna a.ne 70 ~,
Fesons are to be t1sa n insa1e
sSna1 or reanst ne ei9ee yhsfs
t.3ed 51e d!,:oa xners tae sesenee may ~ g
ei s oIs 6 viii
!hs following reguatons Will govern persons In
Eac person vii be required to return biz to,., ,n.
cont 1or ne yesE eEds.X December 81, 1Ts fsr
snabs IS Astsas aseor 70 deeids vs.: = @ 70
dqclons shall Be- d;ada 1hereftom. Ae~4' "A'@ os-
t2ss 5s; sasssa Is s
Wht5s taeoEe e exceed. seeo 1t will b, sablec.
aS'S q ss
otasf Eae ssates aat1 oP -:
pef di;siS /, Is e sss. resens abroad
Tinted st.es Subject rs Is duy q 2e. ..
ef rsea sas sesas, o. ;eek
the Income pTo.ids hoTsTeqPo sass upon
c T s;9sa ;shHs 81 Il 4;a 6 he On;si
ns Esins Or pFot,s are 10 be taxed
"a n tas otgtns stautc vas removed ~ he asesi-
Busiuess unst Estimate ,hes gains for III,
is and make snch divisions thereof - Uni ena5!e
FL &c! o. Inc nrn 10 rake return in 4ross for
ois ~ neE u 1clyldual incnre. -
SF.tf Whet Der Yed by statute agreement o. de,
3ihsS Rec.it+' .ipr' iess &G.
t:wos t:sHt. HcE1 acFeIlsements Eust be returned
"a hv 31a trustees aheihcr such trustees arc
to,s a. nfheo ~ Vet oce a. executors, ana!s
feturn or r. esrarts are required to make
The nronr t,1 ns Geu IN !f1se Al Aforesaid. ard
turned aiftr ferrtfnr 49, upon TIE asaonnt r.
tA1 b '1e'i eonaA as are exempt tsuio
The sa,a:4e. OF Federal f,cc-r n,.. ns
Fa1E e,s AID plsnters wilt be Required to ;,&. r
ton Ettnort ardnctr ~ !. h s ta..n ~ os paat1
irsrf and ii! fsnfv g. ~ ~, - nrr n,, y. ~ ~sssses O.
duce cousCr.est ~1 'SA AA' f''1oD ~ s"ea pto-
Where Iusp ard aad wife Iva an.re br a,vc-r. c~
under. intact OF separation ues VII II yr.i s.n.
but not utte:w,ts ~ o.'"e''A ~ e'"''
f:om dc sEIc91e cn az ,nv - ~
casee ths sim II {aN =" -AA
An ouns actually pala for rent Of dwelling house or
e>tass E1ts, mGsu! " e !en = as .i r ~ ,nee:
Me * " ;i - to5 stat OF stofec CLERK
oil eT naftno::i iaSt, st,!a ~ ~,
Anount aS;Ts1T G,iH % ~ no n-ett tS,uuen
cestasv re1s,rs M Mn..ncs ~ a na5op9say owner ior ae-
brauces u1nn II nronsf. Tn. 80 ~ snsn.-
tutts e1tra1rdir ret.irs % ~ " NV s.suc,
futcirr. - snt! rnf ba ~ c' A-P1oFe1eass 10
iran frIn' ~ ~ az oS oesMs M ~ e., ~ - ,>
Of deoCstts in anv nay ~ canissl
s,,tut}oo ~ Or s4Einss la-
fics II orc.rs Vhrre tha : ~ a. c,1t " .un sNa
hrld hy rhr nrnnn- ~ r :. LAX Aas oeea "llt
Ircoue f;o,u adSes:,t n1enss ~ rhsch n.- ~.,.
c1usfye tA'eA'oe4 -e' " oece1'oe5 il, 10. In
Amount paid by f,rmer a. n,ant-r FIR ,,-.a Ia, :.
including Tie sul;.sence or lie isnorar. nS 1aoSs
tary rcpss upon Ills 4: in Or pNaietjon ~ insrr
, 1863-06-01
~ OTHERS! MtOTHERS!!
~ MOTHERS =!
s--n1HE. IODINE WATER.

-';:t loDrhE II 7nrc TATrE. a c7re for scro.u.a
-%"euuption. Dyspepsia, rheumatism, Neura'gi
eT-ena! D!sssse md all those cst!seslng .nd act
= Naad'e. v:icG arse from e.fe :tlcd yittated
= -'e oi = b!ed, de1vcaEe nutritoc an impure At
@iusrlietc. Gc.
IL Eeaulnen"ss as rure ISOLATION nnd ita excellence
r. HecicEe a1c Gttested hJ distinguished uame.
= DR. H. Cl:tlion P.oF E. II, Parker. p.cf J. c.
'.o'ti. and othC16 tqaay well E.own to se.eace,
Il ret bottle.
DIR. II, ASDERS CO.,
phytlcla1s sad Chemists. Ia Broadway. NJ.
-er sale by BLISS 4 SHAEr.
Eis5 CT? 3m 14t Lake ksfcet Chicago ILL.,
, 1863-06-01
pA1LROAD IRON FOR SALE,

~ ~
s5D G STKzKT. WAsHKxoTr,K, May T. ls3
fh- rnass.s-ed viii ,ecel I've sealed bids for the pu
chase Of q !;G tohs OF Kew Railroad Iroo weigh
TX 30 pounds 10 IN" yxrdtS M tons of tho abeva
LET =. Csn hria .lr Iohr p and he
e. At+0 tons ia at Pittsburgh. F3 In case bid u
accerted the r.zr, mailing tte aane .t:l b. nou1.d
~ seon ~ pEac1irab1c r. within ten da5aaftet euca
er neat furdA to tho undersEnAd the Iron for vheh
fuch hid inside will be subject 70 sale 70 any oiheT
perEoc.
The dghtto ,eJscs say and al bids t. expressly "a.
Eerved-
An b!ds must be sealea and directed 10 the under.
ftCned. Warrington, D. C., md endorsed Sc Bid tor
t1t. vi! be r~ceccl above invited until June ST,
at which aue decison will be given
Il, l. ROBINSON.
Stt desl-1't Cant and 4 @ IT.
, 1863-06-01
CHICAGO INFIRMARY AND
HEALING INSTITUTE.
139 South Rueker sreet, corner Of TEST Van
Burtn street, Chfraeo, ILL.,,

Mtesc M afflicted and suffering humanity a:e CLAIR
IN toa AStLa EA AHMED aad Medically a9d MssreI
c:lly tfeated for all te lis and discs ses to wht i the
iQni3 Hetn t ia nci, Of both chronic and acute form
sliy afflicted and drht1itated hu s1antr W. respect
to!S ifylte the attention OF Ladies 10 the a5ore In
inyslios can obtstn INT rooms and bo1rd At
ms lfcne OF !1fal'h. Transient pcsans c::ea. Of
Ehc.co Hshfne = visit this 1nnr1naTy can t.Ec the
scet sats y ,he City Hotel o. t aay mt on MAd'-
sou street eide to the corner of iekes street, then
konth3}, hlfcss to M: !S9. Examination Fee. Il n.
prlce o! McaicEcS. Hanipn,atsns and the Of Ca-
e;e battery: &C.; according r the case or condition
fEum L. ii to F. IL, texcept ID e4es-sEcics The
e3aur a:son and medical IN ieE Il sn9er-
rttlnn Ct MES. JENNY DETIUS Clalrroyan. Pny
slcea; W Dntsoa IN .is!t p.;'sa!:
rston tsan:ient pa*teutsc.n have medtctucr
Cd to them BY tsp-c5s AetstGioes are prepared and
for tae II this 1nGf1aEy. Afflicted and kufl1ing hu
Esni,y aFe ysTy k'9aly Sxitsd ,o ri "a Ta:s
tton. uron point Of r'nnd is feet the lake OF
river surface. The public respectfully Invited 10
witt the Home OF Health. Transient persons cores
rondtne yi1l pl@a:c In ose return letter 5s21p Id
N.Y., tGs6 Iw LEWIS RAsCON 4 CO Proo.s
, 1863-06-01

" OLFE'S AROMATIC SCuIE,


uAM GLHNAi1E-
h universal curative IN CoSsCaIPT1oS, removing
kccorek. DC.
Ecccs7n,cnacd By The Medical Faculty na c.tao,,.
cen In thr1cno~al Of DYSPEPSIA, In all It's fo,,as,
1EpIorsT it established curative properties h.y
sur been without arlye1 II attested hv un}r.rsa
snedi cal testimony,
The psufeffc and solvert Properties Of the "Aro,
rr:ac stsedAm Schnarr4" rcndcrtt decidedly etlcs-
cooAM lfavel and Ill other affections Of the Kidneys
cont and rheumatism. II taken In tho form OF
asm ruIch. the patient lying warmly covered In bed.
%o1t pure Alcoholic daulaton Will effect speedy cure
Taken Ashot ru:ch In tuno,nl and spassood1c Asth'
f.a. Affords immediate relief ffoa the distressing
symp,oms.
R5 It's peculiar and specific qualities It arrests the
oold ttaec Aue aad Fever. And prepares the system
the administration Of LIE nd Ettted c0ratves OF this
disease.
Administered IN Cholera. Cholera Acfhus aud Colc
trr.noyc. spasn restores the function OF the liver
ar,dv produces healthy sccrelon1 l, should be IT,
Ken mixed with hot wAtes and sugar.
Se:.ine. Tonic and Purifier Of the Blood a
.a! Of Eileen rcars In al climates aad under Ill cir
eu.tances. hAs stamredt With u1iyersa appreciation,
Peculiarly atapted the complaints Of dclIcat Fc
rales # .tands pre- e111cnt among the established Gu
1a:iyc+ Of t!te tsay.
lt:tthc onl5 alcoholic preparation in our country
:aat eaa Ecacra!s incbtd with peA4u.e and SAFE
tr never even when taken excess. producing head
.,csc o. otlle1 unpleasant consequences.
:o1d, ,handsome1. wrapped II yellow papers. in pint
s.d quart bottles. hy a Druggists. Arotneca.es and
t;-ocers the Tailed sfatct Purchase from the adj
zD, lad; .ioas. the whole country Is flooded with
3.em,
, 1863-06-01

Vas added to the MILL shortly after It got tn:o "a
oT~tatE n. Thec the cecets1ty tncfe 44d you: 10
etorEE hea-. FIou7 and Barrels beca.ne appa.ea
+ g Il, long. sutHsati1sy built. HE tae M su
Ircfed with slate. Ii 1tju!ns rhr MIL anti vitn
torn the 1ttteE L. tho base resting en- tie caIa
, 1863-06-01

BUFFALO, CLEVELAND
1868 Chicago Line. 1868
F95 tne H. e1sTns season Of na,isatos the steamers
Western Transportation Company
BsTwExs
CHICAGO AND BUFFALO.
FORMING
DAILY LINE
ds5a4sy do5 the t5aa.nort.tion ef Etsat
Sttb ss's's' he i'uaal' IN e0nhset'0a' at Buffalo,
New York Central Railroad, spauld.
ing's Express, Union Express;
TEoyand Ete Llas. i Canal Boa;s. q a 0''
c3fIisD i: 3sfEiIsis:siS Hsb S!st rrr7sprnou RAILROAD
stesmess composlsg tl4 line Of the largest
slzc a,A q sfeat +.rnasa and speed, NTH superior
VII tlsse uasqualea t.eltss the 1.ae /. prepared
tn 10 eoa'saet I'm t1aa>rnt tFn Scv Ios
S 5nsi o,nts sod tae % rs rs
Canal t. the port' Oh tie Hsst Shoe of Lake Mich
q T. zen aa thoae port. to Cleveland. 9ua.o. ind
S@ s5Est zssa I'd gs,e ".
HtGN ALLEN. Agent Western Transportation Co..
VI: sF%HLp{iSsee, ssppau'a,nrs Express, No. IA.
s5i HfssI1 1o; E i: gsss
HlSp = Ms4Ris {; cleveland, onio.
nss,t,sts w S7fWsEr Assnsc@P y Pitssbuss. Pa.
SHELDON PEasE. Manasins . ana :;' A@f: A,is!f.s''
4. i. SAMPLE,
af9ce4'4E' PAssa-;.a- Agent.
, 1863-06-01

" Mariner Ma.cusW tdcr Ch4s Williams yno
Mal!aes y. p 2Mhitman Chas AWilliams L DR. :
Mslls II Mhelan Patrick Wilson &Cazaon
M1lmer veg ,r Wilsoncapt D Wells OF
Mss,hetnox WIFE aas $ Meishs @9ca : fomas 60
Welsh Edwin A Wilkes Henry cWood admiral
Msish Miebl W,i.on5 M[=ht M:ht $a $F5fHsh
Ws5;h ,ya5; s,, ynob whiteside ArthrWrisiey Geo i
Ward Meaton WetherellOD Wood G,mI
Watson Andrew Whitemau OJ Wool Jemea
Wentworth AlctNinu Up WooIEC
heelet Ben NoodcockThosJ
Warner 3 = Whine Conrad FWorn c
Mehdrfn thas ~ htte Peter Wolcott WmF
West ChGs NhiteNicho1asGWFi. Mo4eaO
Msrsone1 chaso oWillard Chas q Wright Jno
Wayland &C Winter Geo Wooster Clark
Young Mark YoungJno Young Henry
Young Madison Young JasT Yonn: Connay
Young VIC Young Is
4artn's ana1 Patent kerosene otl Harner. .Loan
0fcc.. r. H.. rropr. oi suIEex P1oN mgfAla
Chicago Illinois :. .Conadg oalcer l6th III Cavalry
* s CO.. Chicago Emigrant and Employ
Scribe q Encampmeht No. 10 =, Capt. Of Bark 3.
GornWeu.. ..Agt. Pittsburgh Glass Co.." D. F.
Persons wishing drop letters advertised must
afti1 three cent stamp.
EemheT, from a: N. till $ p. m. From November
1t TIL april 1st from 4, n. till p, N. and on
80 'Af S''' o. l. - j. y. 1. scRipps. Pm.
, 1863-06-01

" ALUABLE I,ANDS FOT

v 0bLE Lam DS FUR
~ ,s!LE.1by direction OF the Hon. Secretary Of
a. PReIaF Re paE;sa. 9f
dese1bcd they peInT smor ~ ~ isnds herslaateE
Fasmk Lands 10 Mtnnesotae 4i' eaolce@s ana poss
ThtSe 1aEd. coEprl1e shat a-e tpo-, WV,
Iii SHIso e III. riat 4 ~ y u. sss ot . .ad
5ot e1cee1ng orc hundred aud sixty e4ch nnase
re PROVISIONS Of treaty cooc1udt with he Kin1n
hssn indlaos. A7ln f5ta. Ky ani Ac: of onrr..s
:! 25oE.a tehausEy 3ist ls3 entl:lsd ~ taa
Ct tss t;etctyaion In Mnnesota for lh-lr h.neft
tif EEl oe entertained AZ rate less han dol
~ ana eJ cents per acre Ia case b:l Is accepted
a;y n.afng ;he taa'e Vii be oo'Ited tooa
% n; n9ee panty seal1 Is, 70 ate PSI nens 10 Tho
VIZ @ tte hEt for which such old WA ruAde
xi L. lecs f,r s.le to Aoy other person Pafruta
ater sas snr ran1'rans.5ted T. rn:c..ets
vats "a! be made either Ia casa OF I. the ce
i:susa hv ~ MI ste dne>s Of The nnshaco I=t.aa
Jehts Eisssloner Of 1caIan Affairs for the
e preceess oi .hc ;ua *ef1Eea b pai ont of
JET any Or S1fH 81 Sds aeose men:caed The rn
TE:t he se4:ed addrsaes3 + H. al nida
bQEo Trust Lands ~+0o8sIa 0ll lot wilma
, 1863-06-01

Thompson E "
Twittr Edward
Tharp Elias Il
.Turncf SIS
Tucker Simon S
Tousl.y Frank
TownTM
Ticr Henry
Thomson John L
Turner " b Mai
Turner Wm
Thompson " y
Thomas VIM Il
Towne Walter r
Tucker Mills DR.
Thompson n
Thompson Elias
, 1863-06-01
7 N1TED STATES EXPRESS
~ COMPANY.
Important Notice to the Public.

The Uniset States Express Company will commence
on the 18th Inst 90 business the folio wing pea
Of RAILROADS n the State Of Wisccn.tu. VIZ THIS Cal
eaEo sEd Milwaukee 1atlrond the Milwaukee ard
Prairie "a Chen 1atosd apd The southern Nlseor.in
Gsns Y e. 81 snHei,nsendent HESE. KIP ~ ha. e.'sh
att;csen 70 this rot1cn =: our very na3y frtsnd!
ne c.sa, rleasae 70 be abs 70 apao.nee to them thss
uts OF rosde have been secured t. ti* Company aad
That hereafter shall not b. compelled to rrfu hut
sl.a hold ourselves in 7e,cInras to any busa
ttty 1Eay hare in Wisconsin at any Of tho poicts
reached by tho Ahoye roads have heE ttofoEe on
all nttef llEes 1nn BY our Con1ra1y.
Very respectfully
Chicago. Nay 18th. 1861.
The follow inE Laucd r1aces wff. under this Arrange
Waukccan III kerc41a~ Wiz,
Racine Yria Milwaukee, Wis
WankeshaN. Wls. White Wafer; Nu,.
Mt"n. Wis., StouGhton. VIII
Madison via. Mazouan'e. Wis
IoLr Rock Wis.,, MaRCotk. W2+.,
Eo>t obel Via. aaneay1lie Wis
I.fohutrG, Wis Monroe Wis
Pralrir du Chiea. Wis AGGsegor. Iowa.
CHEEP.-1 have for sale FIVE hun.
~ drcd sacep on my farm nexr VIM. ,{cGre4e.
Qupc Encx Co.. IN. WXTER
Mh29-1INlWQ bATI
, 1863-06-01

TNK. IIILL1AHD Long and Is.
/ yo-ably known In the Northwest has his oa1co
n &C IaEdo! street. Chicago. up stni:s for tbs cu.s
f ell diseases. female specla; attention given
x all n:aia4l1s ef long standing have cured sone
Il :ht worst cs>cs Of blood diseases ever kuown III
.sls COUNTY. ratie1ts At distance consult me-
hy :ctte: with every confidence. Advice gratis En-
crc ttarpto secure ready answer TO otntes1osatlons
EeA1c Gu!dcn Luna- Pills. price ono dollsr per box
seut 10 distance three t3rec-cent stamps are to
tEtred to prepay postage o!c honrs from A. N. Ill
.oPM. PO Hpx go Chicago. II. mY9lcS.S2 III
, 1863-06-01
Ql)lfo9u Qrlbnne.


Remaining unca1led for in the Chicago Pint
Office,
, 1863-06-01
THE SOURCES OF SUPPLIES

EIIGIBLE INVESTMENT.-To
IL be sold, the undivided one. half ot = BREWERY,
sttnatt If the village OF Mazoc,nne, DA.e Coua.7
Wisconsin. ncar Tie railroad depot. twenty Two n! q
sroE Maasan the CaIttal Of the 5tkte. Pe.ee II Sc
arry TO EDEA ARD aEGGES. Aaxoraale DaGe
Cnnrt;. Wtectrs:a. u1ht1 h<S-;v
, 1863-06-01

u. W. TITILE.
General Western Agent. No 2 Stats street. Chicago,
ny8-t1h;-3m
, 1863-06-01
e. + E A T S LIE OF
LOTS AND CONTRACTS.
In the City OF Chicsgo,
At Auction, June 18th, 1868.

Tbs k.r.es Of aesec.1tou Of esa -co,r,o, ,.-1
C0ynr4.v' -e.Ja-. II ~ IN .rs. .Hs1, ~
month oi Jnue and 'hs a % ~ oo ~ M ae
hfItr Ii, th its ~ 10 H. ~ Il ~ aiG 1es
Tie l1ih day ot .:use il; Sue A'o eanesaas-
CGan1a-. ::e,r:,rr ~ Wcdass+,e ~ Laaa : q
Q. III i" t3 1r, i,,r se IN ihc - nv ~ - ~.
~ Lo;siS sac;n eds ..da,tion e, cnc.~e
SS = Es!ol aaatt'en ~r,t side or North Dss1eA
n w,r,,.. :. sHst -
, 1863-06-01

Vincent Jno yarncii Ell
yantinsrn Jas SanWormer Ceo
Ts,,HrGcn Isaac YauSart isobt II
TanTalkcn- NanSese P:tfyu
broug Ecnry Eaucr c
Vent ThoB VatneT BID
, 1863-06-01
FUUDuk IT
Des Mo'nes. Apr!! 8. 1@3. apI. ctso ~ it.s;
NOTICE FOR PROPOSALS

II VIlIE TVN 1NVFV5AIS
IN FOB SUPPLY or MARINE HOSPITAL,
CCsTox InrsE. Chicago, Nay lth tSs3
Notice t. hereby given that sealed propo;aIa accoia-
r. I'd By 2rrct :na!a1t.e: accordln. e fors b
!, Great. uh1 l. O'Clock meridian on the nrss TUE3
n tune EeHt for the snrpfy Of the Marine Hos
cIe -: tLnneIstsd ln satd forms. The quantities
etated are estimated wh reference to the u4aAi
:esersas The rsht to ake more Of said articles
article. derese! st the hospital rot, in the }ndg
nens 9f The PHI Of the bet quality aad sdapted
I, purchase ether articles IL their stead sud to ch1Eo
the contractor with any excess In cost tho
t7ac; prices. -
The United States reserves the right to accept tha
proposals foz the Whole or ro'tn OF the articles
tFeCfed LUTHER HAVEN. Collector.
, 1863-06-01
RdtlrgaD n11n 6teambnqt En1es.

GUNARD LINE.
Steam to Queenstown and LiverpooI.
Tfeasst class powerful Steamships
sIDoN. KEDaR
MARATHON, TRIpoLI.
Wnl ~ from Nov York svery alternate wedae,a,y.
from Liverpool esey alternate Tuesday aud fron1.;
pa3ssss d eoia g il sqaies
FeF S'ssrssc ra;:s:e 2gn,y WILLIAMS aGu1's
HENRY GREEsEBACm.
eens1sl Fsssage Agency corner of Lake I'D Isssne
--E--- e--eee0. My-ze-oyst
PEOPLE'S LINE OF NEW
STEAMERS.
For Buffalo and all Way Ports
VIII leave Dock, foot of North Las.,,ess.
EVERY EVENING, at 7 O'CLOCK,
tsrSDAr ExcEprEDo
FOR BUFFALO
And all intermediate Ports.
II These Dos's s - are NEW sUPREDLY FINISHED
Eess. - W ''' '-e '0ssA accommodations ''F Pa*.sn
l. BRADLEY. Ticket Agent
p.-.,s... oace So.a North Wells st.
Foet On.ce BOZ t1ss m!2-elu "
1868.
Western Transportation Company
WESTERN EXPRESS.
h;rs TEE ,Ss MssTzES coMPASr
~ 70 Enn tneie lake steam
NEW YORK CENTRAL
AND
MICHIG.AN CENTRAL RAILROADS.
ALSO
TIE WESTERN EMPRESS.
Eqaning orr the New Tork ceatral Railroad to Bpc
Upper and Lower Lakes. va '1o
For hills ofladng ard cortracts via Cs.a1 or Raj,
road. arrfy to the follow Ing agents;
FfvGh EA4tHS r. Sq9 Sf2 III xsE ss
GkR G!kkfE Il e. n Hs.s: s:fs S5eE B:s;s u:s
III. TALLMAbGE. i. ?. D. c.R.a Dock, MI
WESTERN TRANSFORMATION CO.. Bunal,.
coSs1oSEEs.
Ssb SS9 HE4M s'oi:F e9 3iSs:,saa, ;EF;s: Fl Ohio
lioFK5SEd 5i;i, l;5dE.s sk5Es ill.,, Tolsie. Ohio.
SEGos!IH $ M;}dT RiTf cSTPxSx: y, ksao7sa ws.
KikkGas6. aiisS sasboysss ST. %ssseS1H; IT, IL
j. W. TETTLE,
General Western Agent. No Stats street, ChIeago.
, 1863-06-01

II AN I'm & OFFICE OF
j. A. ELLIS l. CO..
CHICAGO, starch :. LEES.
The undersigned having purchased the stocx OF the
Bank Chicago aud succeeded to its business
haFc Opened IN o1'c= In this city on the Northwest
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