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, 1863-06-24

judicial Election Next Tuesday.
The first irtimation the public had that m
opposition candidate would be run for Judge,
against E. 8. Williams, esq, was In the black
guard abuse OF him by the organ Of JEFF Da-
yis. Aiter q few discharges Of dirt, 1t an
nounced TINT Copperhead candidate would
be trotted out.
Having got new platform, 1t is necessary
to try its strength with candidate. The
platform reads Us follows:
Is: Resolred. By the Democracy OF Illinois, that
the further offensive prosecution Of this was tends
to subyen the Constitution and the Government,
and entails upon this nation Ill the disastrous con-
sequences Of misrule and anarchy.
That's the platform Nov they want can
didate to match. Ne trust that the Union
men Of Cook and Lake will not suplnelY re
frain from voting, and thereby permit theelec-
ton Of Copperhead on SO cowardly aud
reasonable platform. Remember the cleo
ton is held next Tuesday.
, 1863-06-24
Inspection of Hfxh1vines.
n and after the 1st Of July the fees for inspec

Flour and Grain In Store In Chicago.
The following table shows the amount Of Flour,
Wheat Corn, &C., in store in this city, yesterday,
compared with the amount In store week ago
crA fTe eorrrennn1fnr f7afe Iast year.
, 1863-06-24

arieing from Specific Causes, in both sexes-neW
and reliable treatment, In reports Of the Howard
Associadon-eent n sealed letter envelope fEee OF
ard association, No. South Ninth street, Phila-
delphIa Pa, je19-1W.
, 1863-06-24

ROUND Hill, NoR1 HAsfrTox, MASS, 1s one Of
the most charming watering places In the coun-
rot les than to those who seek the boon 81 health.
No summer resort SURPRISES 1t in loneliness, aud
in all the resources calculated crafty the tastes
and promote the comfort OF Tisltors.-1. Louis
, 1863-06-24
WEEKLY REVIEW OF CHICAGO
NIARKET.

lWARRET.
TuKspAY EVENING. June 23, 1868.
FHEIGHTS-LAKEF FnE1onTs-During the week
Lake f,eishts hare been 54@1c lower than during
the week previous. On the 18th the rates for corn
to Buffalo were 94@9Ac: on the 18th, 9c !; on the
f9th, Sts99c; on the eoth, sHe; and On the I'D.
fo-DAY rates ruled A0Hc higher. but they
closed quiet. The engagements were: To RUF-
raiEo, Harvest Queen, Mary Morton, r. G. Wins
low. a. E. Hart, Drake. and Perry Hannah-aQ
with corn at Sc; bark sunnyHidc, with oats at &C.
change In rates, but the offerings are comparative
ly light. We quote:
Flour to New YoEk. 3i.10
Flour to Boston. 199
Flour to New York, a1l water. LOO
Flour to Montreal, via SaruA. IS
Pork to Montreal, via Sarnfa. LOO
Flour TO Ogdensburgh, all Lake. 20
Flppx to Buffalo, al Lake. e.............,,,....R9&Q
, 1863-06-24

RAILROAD FnE1eH1s-The railroads hare pub
l3ehed new tariff, In which decline Of &C per
brl is noted on four to the seaboazd; butw nn-
Gerstaud that come parties at the close are offer
Ing to take freight at even lower figures than those
p1plfshed Wc quote; =
, 1863-06-24

eE Merchants, Bankers, Lawyers, their families
and others, see the Musical Union Excursion ad.
vertieement, a day OF recreation. to visit the
country oEeredito all, the 18th Of June. Trains
as follows: at Q, 10, 11:s6 m. and1:30 p m, and
return at :, 4, aud o'clock p. N. No confnsiou,
no crowded cars, ample and convenient arrange
men1s for all. je18Tt.
, 1863-06-24

# F. E. Rigby, 80 Randolph street, is selling
Paper Hangfngs at less th1n New York prices, at
wholesale and retail The trade supplied on tho
most liberal terms. je34wks
, 1863-06-24

Effect.
Cincinnati, toDE. Wilson Of PIttsburg, Pa, Is but
daily receiving; The letter IS in answer to letter
ceEnsng d.. 5ames, formerly ofDr. james Hospital,
e. Custom Honse street, New Orleans, In, and
9ox Of s. RsRdolpn et5est Ghteseo pt q
Hospital. during the summer Of 1879. aud IVES Pro
festor Of the Theory and Practice Of Medicine and
Of Aatesia MedIca nthe American Medical 1nsti-
tute ofL uisville, KY, in 1e50-5.-t2-63 Dr.. DOR
dan is now pzacticiug in Cincinnati. where those
still skcptlca can rc7c1 to him Here IL the letter
referred to. Rcadft: ~.
. CINCINNATI, July 1862.
4Dn. Wusox-Dear Sir: In answer to yonrin-
quiries, would cay that have known Dr.. James,
formerly Of James Hospital New Orleans, and
now Of Chicago H., off and on for the last tHelre
q prsetce s Know @ Els superior 1p Il lis M equal
I Knew him two years In New Orleans, and three
summers in this city, and in both places
ras ad estnf e ns e %
~ case, 60 far as could learn, be was Successful
End gave tho most perfect satisfaction. BE has
re saaa as
been most tmfncntly successfal. ] know Of no
one to whom would sooner recommend a patient
or friend needing treatment Of thatkind o. for
can, think, safely recommend or send such pa
ticnts to him, in casc you do not wish to treat
them yourself. r-rn
Remember, Dr. James ot1ce and pa11ots are at
Sc Randolph street. between State and Dearborn;
aid skin, organic weakness. nervous and general
debility, Consultations invtolble. Office open
frpIp 8 4. m. till 8p. m.
cacions cures Of Corns, Buntops and dtseascd
Kafe. wftbout paIu or the loss Of drop Of blood.
, 1863-06-24

Corresponding "Ceh III 1c01s u%U04I zu5co7
As will be seen, the receipts during tho week
again show a heavy increase, and the market has
r1ltd active, but at shade lower figures.
To-p4Y the market ruled more active, and prices
advanced. EQ4c per bu.hcl. Sales were: 900
bn High Mixed ahoat at 19Hc; 100 bu do at
O. b.; $4,000 bu Mixed Corn in store at 47slc; 1900
bu do at 47t s., 600 bu Rejected Corn in store at
4G4c; 600 bu do at 46c: 40j bu White Corn In
store at 5ec. 49,,
The following table shows the quotations Of the
market daily during the past week, with the
amount Epfd:
, 1863-06-24
9,ust.

Lust.
r OsT.-A Boy. Thomas Balfour,
~ boy Il yeara old. left his horse in Iloon, Rud
came to ChIcsEo He has not returned nor been seen
1lt &c vas dressed In 1oo;e grey cloth iaeket and
and fair na!r: Any one who wiIl give Information
about ,hs boy viii be atheEallJ ftwn:tod by bis
father. Balfour, at Well Bros. Leather Store, 20
Market street. tgs4 E6l6-st
T OST.-One pair Of infants gold
1ssd Sc Catehisgs %ta soral sssps he
z2d VII the finder please leave them at the Chiffon
Houas. nnom NO. Z. and receive anberalFewazd.
Je24g-91lt
T ,OST-S1O Reward for Pocket
evening. shc X Ii inst Any person knosinG aaything
ot r. same please address Post omSs, sqT TRFiER
r OST.-S5 Reward. From 128
~ Michigan avenue. a Black and Taa Puppy. about
months Old. He had % fancT green leatae; co!ar
reaagd. v. y. SMITH. 11s Lake-st jeSsga71-lt
, 1863-06-24

Go 70 TEE DEsT-Go TO BRYANT d s1RArroN's
CHICAGO COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, to get thorough
nractfcal hnafness education.
, 1863-06-24

H1Ayr-Justice Mcdonald, at his morning
1syee ut the A11nory, yesterday, gave audience
to 1afty-cIght Of his fsllow-cltlzeus, upon
whom he nssessed fines amounting in the ags-
ereeute to 4465.
, 1863-06-24
THE CITY.

Ux1ox GUAnps.--The Union Guards meet
this evening at Light Guard Hall, for dEa1, AZ
S So'clock, sharp. Every member is expected
to be present.
, 1863-06-24

Clalt, corner OF Washington. during this week
Should my one doubt the efficacy Of Dr.. Renda1l's
operations he will readily extract corn gratui-
tously In order to convince that Blch discovery
was neve. before practfced- Thousands Of testi-
monials can be seen. ~:
~Persons wishing to purchase fire works for
cott's 81 Randolph etreet, fine stock OF Haddeld's
celebrated fire works, warranted to glvc eatisfac-
ton Parties wanting goods In this lins had better
make note Of this.
, 1863-06-24

River Mixed Rejected
Sold Mixed Corn Corn
Date. bu. anoat. in store in store
June u. 100000 40 Gt49H 47N@474 46 @4GK
49,. AGO. Geo 4040t39x 474@47A DC @18X
81 10. .215, roo 494@49H 471m464 46A146X
q. .se6O,G GOO % 6l49h 47xa547A 4G4@148B
I" q. .e75, ,f00 49H1i01< 41KG47k 4BH0h46x
s. ~, 40 1GD 49LTTAy3s A74.M47k 4H M{GIf
, 1863-06-24

Dry Lumber to Lasalle. e....................... 400
TIOUR-Receiyed to-day, 5,415 bris; shipped,
O09 brls The following table shows the receipts
and shipments Of flour dnring the past Eeek:-
Receipts. Shipments.
, 1863-06-24

M{fEG[ tdEH Qay IufInE 1HE Week.
-. No Spring No Spring No Rcd
Date. in store. In store. In store.
June IT, 1.1011,13 9l198 1.15 q
4" June 49,, 1.1nb119 92IG5 LIB @1.14 :.
June 49,. 1.10Gt1.14 9eat94 1.1s Gb1.13H
June 20.., 10sQt113H 91Gb.4 -.
June o.. 1.os911iA sa1*3h 49,.
june a3... 1U4G1.11X NtIN (1t.09
The amouIt Of Wheat III store In this city Is
eC8 SIG In, against po6 blu on the correspond
lug date in 1862.
CORN-Receiyed, to.dsy, 2a5,6l7 bu; shipped,
21 1s5 bn. The following table shows the receipts
and shipments during the past week:
, 1863-06-24

There has been no movement OF any account In
the Flour market since the date oF our last review;
aud with the exception Of a moderate dcmand, BY
Canadian operators, for the lower grades, there
Du,ing the week, sales Of good winter extras
have been made at "a. 00G19s5 and some fancy g.
Luuis brands have changed hands at about 800.
good and $5.25 for choice, but the demand WAS tri
diug. There seems to be no speculative inquiry,
as shippers arc not willing to operate on the small
We quote the market at the close as follows:
White Winter 81 xtraa .:........ RbiffE1
, 1863-06-24

FOR SALE.-Forty- eight feet,
IL with two small houses Michigan aveuue, north
Ct the Richmond House 4 Let of shout A acre,
ayenue. near M'1Eaukee ayenHe: Also: block q
and Tyler and Fucker and Throop streets For par
ticulaft inquire Of ALOEZO RICHMOND. IS South
Wnre1 strenf Ie! esN-1w
, 1863-06-24

WEARING TIE BREECnEs. woman n1med
Ann Forester was fined SO, yesterday morn
ing, for assuming male attire, on North Water
etreet,
, 1863-06-24

An Excu1s1ox SALuTE.@The managers OF
the Musical Union Pic-Nic Excu1sion have
secured six:ponnd gun, which viii be placed
on aplatform car, at the rear end Of the nine
O'Clock t1ain, in the hands Of competent gun
ners, who will fire salute upon approaching
every station c's route to ForestBay. 4 novel
idea C..
, 1863-06-24
TOR SaLE-Dock Property,

HUN . a q E-UVCk I TVp0TLT.
J. The Chicago South Branch Dock Company offer
for eale thousand feet of water front on the aipa
the South Branch at low for tbs PURPOSE Of
enabling It to excu1 Still further. i already large
Improvements. The property y wellsglted for mann
featuring purpoSes Of any kind OF bu3luess requiring
water Mont Fer inquire At the Company
Office Room, !. Co6bs Butltng. III Dearborn ss Chi
, 1863-06-24

Sales were: Cargo Of schr. ronsides, 400 tons
Willow Bank, at rs .
manl and rather irregular. selling at pylcea rang
Ing from OK G10c, Old chickens a1e dull as 4l.76
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-06
Latest Ship News.
ARRlNEn.... N

ARRlVED......M Nav Sill p m.
Steamer New England (U. 5. uaDsportD, Field Hilton
Head I'd inst with 81 pass to a. = Assistant QuAtesto
ship Kate Jsburg (Brsn Bremen a days do. TO Rugor
Bros Had heavy westher during the passage. April 81 lat
a. Ton. 50 passed anuuber of icebergs.
Brig William and Jane tBr, OF Sundersndl. Wood Sun
deTand 80 lays order Had heavy weather. stove
buw axis 60 In lat So &c. Ion 49, for II days surround
e by icebcrgs and field icei III cebo Is In u hours
Brg Ocean Traveller (oi Ssigwick. Mel Sargent Bermuda
April 20 sugar onions, and potatoes 20 Norman Harvey
Ann 30 BafnLda beaug S. s. W, distance 30 miles, spoke
b. 'ch kiugwood from ST John ~ b. (ad not understand
bound) who ported that tho 10th the 2ih
compelled to throw overheard all the Wa making for
.poks schr. Cole ssery Of Brookhayen hence io Wash
iu.tou, b. C.
sehr Henry s..wOOd. Smith Newbsn, N. C., days. to
master
sch Dir Colin Campbell (Br. Of falif,rl vlg, Grand
TuIk II days salt and old copper to Bcu. Sou Co Tho
u steamers sntago de Cuba and Rhode Island touched
ufks Island on tho lth und remained bat twelve hours
when they departed cruise lib. sahr Agin of Tutk
saad ,owned In Bostonl Capt kio.su wrecked. kpni
on ha ~ f. reef OF Shet GAYS vessel total oss ply
small portion Of cargo saved llad eeus cargo sud as
houod 10 AuE ksJs' u.s.. Doainsol sac vs. ~ taos
hndsn.
sshr Alma oldsn Franks. Gloshl. spsn TO C. AZ J.
srhf ssrah Moore Penny cs. 6i.,s. iaubef 10 master
s,hL Rosnuso Nisuln, Easpon isIs ash % jed we
4 c.
NiNn-.Hursrt y .
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HEI.MBoLDs ROSE WASH,

an excel snt lotion diseases Of Syphilic usture sai "
Az iectop i diseases of the Urinary Organs as,ss nona
habs OF s spstiou used in connection with the Exsc
BEehu snd Ssr.apaE 10 such diseases RECOMMENDING
Evidence OF tho responsible aud reliable ehssesss vi"
accompany the medicines
CERrIFIC ATKS OF CURES. -,
FRuM TO 30 YEARS STANDING with -
NAMES KNOWN TO SCIENCE AND FAME
For Medical Properties Of Buehu, -,
SIZE DISPENsATORT OF TIE UNITED siAlh~
See Professor DEVICES valuable works on the Practice
See remarks made by the late celebrated Dr. PhYsiC'
See remarks m,ds by Or. EPHRAIM MCDOWELL
Physrisn and Member OF the Royal Cohese OF
Surgeons Ireland and Published In the uan'seuon OF inc
SEE Chirurgica review published by BENJAMIN
TKAVERS Fellow oi the Royal Cohege Of surgeons
See most II the late STANDARD Works on Medicane-
EXTRACT BUCHU, 81 per bottle, or Six for 81
EXTRACT oARSAPARlLLA, 3 per bottle, or six isf
o.. -, - u, g.,
So 81.
OR HafDozeu Of each for s2 whchw be sufficient 70 cure
obsuats cases. # direetions are AdneIedt 10
Delivered to address, securely packed from ooservsion
Describe symptoms In ell Communications Cures s'srsIS
teed Advice gratis.
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The latest News from Southern Sources
The jackson MiSsissippion Of the 18th contain
the following:
B --latest by Telegraph
UNIONISTS IN NOTRH MISssIssIPPI-PANOLA
COUNTY OvERRUN.
rPAEoLA, April 22.-The enemy reached Senstobia
from the south OF noon yesterday. A detackmeu,
went to Sardis and cut the telegraph the main body
keeping ON their route north.
The forces came into the Pamela road al Col.
Hedges, whose stock vas taken.
DesoatiOn marks their track. The infantry were
provided with brides with which to take of stock.
AL the negroes who were willing TO 90 were Ia
ken aud in some cases they were forced of contrary
70 their will. Tue party is undoubtedly retreating
% Memphis hurriedly.
CONFEDERATE STATES CONGRESS.
htea7soad April 2l.-In the Senate q resolution
was adopted fixing the ls OF May as the day OF i'd
1cnrum-nt OF Congress. House amendment TO the
s o.. ssa'non1ns newspapers 70 be sent to soldiers
bes Va lveeage was ooncurred In. The bill 10 pro-
viue ior the conserron OF aliens was transferred to
the seefe' calendar. House bill for the assessment
sn9 COLLECTION G o. Tax was amended and passed.
nnmeFasy oticers In the Quartormaster and Sorn,n,
gary Departments; also senate bill suthori,ine, a..
lease 81 q site near Richmond for the n,ars > ~
pavsl ordnance stores.
NrIHrsTiN0 PROM PORT Hupsox
f0hf liuDsos. La. ApfA AZ. ina
On Yesterday evening the Albatross e-,r,. a.
and thrsw shs Cor a couple u hcurs upon the po,nt
opposite here doing damage and then retired.
ieat from below clincd Ia once 10 a while, Winch
also did no harm. Two or three Of Farragutc boat.
ar ever lowering hard BY The place, bot fail 70 elicit
q salute even
A. io elal fis laisniieas afe about passing, = 1,
hn,ussibls % tnoe auyiing. bat should As have
tbs tseefiF % siifmfi ~ 700 ~ VII he ieund
unir aiafHlt than before. One single itinN iei la'
eve bets ns ihsi laced n Nastle aiufs u bee
iifsiIfd val ibs aafh iq llsh ~ The flYef m 49,
iteF ffs ~ iHf ~ Hate s0INss lhs river hM 80
git sts AIse lsfs aefe ffs ihsn sRHi over io
ltIt aslnees Wee hey 81 thaH rasf. Hf we're
ttsf ffesfis a. f4 ittf ~ fhfil i'Isfe Pc
sttil - etff isf sifi|i.ff hsfs hfsf A. 'tfi 4
49, B. ~ hatllH u.ss 1titssi latfs lHssal
asIht n fts f.f8,f
Hfs tas 10 so - 49, tsfs sss.n. sss
50 $3.50 81. - .it ts sHt
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FROM HILTON HEAD.
Preparations for Another Attack on
the City of Charleston.
The xronsides TO Gross the Bar on
the And Instant.
THg MONITORS TO CROSS ON THE 4th,

The U. 8. steam transport New-England, Capt.
Field, arrived at this port last evening from Hilton
Head. Capt. Field reports that the Ironsidss was
to cross the Bar at Charleston the I'd inst, and
the Monitors on the 4th. Affairs at Hilton Head
were without importance.
The New-Ehgand brings the following passen'
gers:
Lieut. Bsruy Dr. Stckney. Capt Shaw. Capt Mason, Capt
Strahsm Of the 81 r. Battery, Capt Cook Of the old
Penn Capt Lanahan Lieuts Barry, Tsdae Perry Gard
ner Amsge Ellis James Raysnsk, A5jt Furbiash, Perry
Moody aud WIFE, William H Moody, Mary Moody, Helen
Moody, LOUISE E.tells, Mrs. Mary Bellows. Josephine
Berther Lewis Onering Patrick Miles, Isaac Cox w.
Hutchinson Charles Honer Charles Sweds Daniel Money
John OKeefe, Thos. Welsh, Thos Gleason Tim MURPHY
lin Charles Van West, d. Kennedy, C. Baker. Patrick Fay
Robert Gilbert.
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Naval.
TIE mON-CLAD PAssAiC.

TIE IKON-CLAD PAsSAiC.
This weasel will to-day DO turned over TO Admiral
Gregory t. undergo repairs. Her rudder is some
what out OF order aud the armor is bent in several
places. No orders have yet been received TO de-
iaeh her officers or discharge her crew.
TIE STEVENS BATTERY NAUGATuCK.
Tie u. S. Stevens battery Nsugatuck which has
boon IN revenue service in tins locality Tor some tme
Is stationed At the Narrows for the present Alter
variety Of experiments, heI new gun is now IN IT.
Place. sbe IL exclusively under tie management Of
The treasury Department.
THE sIOOP-OFwAR PREBLf.
The l.. \. sailing sloop.o-war PEBBLE, reported
lost IN Yesterday lapen, was an ois-ihanion,d 10
,rin corvette. built nt Portsmouth, \. H. w l~9
She waa SEQ tuns burden, and had about 300 oiliceu
end men. She represented she American navy Of
The alCat naval ists NJ Ihefbunr. Her Oilcofr are
kfiirg nssisf ofHa snflnr. Nfn sns1slafd Ao'.nf
EusiIas %. d knoaitau l.. ~ kHF sad } . 'ltk 81
sslslf fff.san Isuss =. kiUyhi Aatns hssHfs Me-
flnfs Islts Arffg AsIsi8ui ftfnissisf ~ y ilnat
80 Hesis~ si iahs nsis Aa'ns nuaHsf lsHss A. tsl
sainssl tultfisf y h,tsitaaI ttinsssi, tseiss "a
Disl
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A righ, Exported Going On near Suffolk

PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday. May 5, 1858.
A passenger who arrived here this afternoon from
Fortress Monroe says that when be left there ye'er-
day there was fighting going on near Suffolk
A force of Union troops had been sent against
some works the Rebels were constructing.
1t was understood that the Rebels had been driven
some distance, but no particulars were given.
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,,av with less energy as the heat quickens through
,he leSfv groves, and withhold their varied music
IA an instance Of the expected activity in this re-
cjon, would mention that two thousand co on
have arrived from the North and they will be
needed when the clash of arms is heard.
The /" dead boxes are not very inviting in appear:
ance even to those 80 weary Of life that they would
sleep eternity away; but when we lie in them we
will care little how they seem. JuSIus.
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Arrival, Of the U. q. Steamer susquehanna.

Arrival OF the q. 4. Steamer susquehanna'
BY the arrival Of the u. s. steamer Susquehanna,
we learn that the following United States vessels
were at Key West on April 90; Flagship St. Law
renee, Huntsville De Soto. Dale, Octorara. Rhode
Island, Santiago de Cuba, Hendrick Hudson, Msta.
Qorda, and Mcclellan. The steamers Circassian and
Crescent going in on the Both. The following is a
list of the officers of the Susquebanna:
Commodore Robert D. Hitchcock Lieut. Com Montsom-
ery Sicsrd Chief ngneer George Hwe Surgeon Joseph
Beals Psymaster VIM. IL Thompson, Lieut.. Lewis kemPn
Assistant Surgeon Henry c. Nelson. Acting Masters Geo b.
Livingston Alfred L. B. Zerega VIM L. Churchill Ensisn,
Walter Abbott Second Assistant Engineer Geo. J. Bun1R
Third Assistant Engineers James Bu,terworh. Edward
Arnold Fred T. Ii. Ransden, Richard III. Bues Captains
Clerk John Z. Psrkmsn; Psymssers Clerk Rob Simp'
son Beasswsin, Cha. Miller; Gunner Edward j. Wsugh
Carpenter Morris Doughty; SALTWATER. John O. Herbert
Acting Masters Mates, Frank e. Adams, Edwin d. Pratt
Coast Pilot, Benz +. Ricketson.
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Anniversaries.
nLJ...J.. A.. ~

INTUITION FOR THE CHILDREN OF Deceased OR DIsA
BLKD SoLDIER-Annveary 10 the evening. u O'Clock.
church Of Second and Fourteenth street
REV d. Smhs) Addresses by this Rev, j. T. Dur
yea Theodore Tton and others Music by ths Hutchinson
Family aud recilatons by Master Dudley Waller, The Ia.
ant Orator The children OF the Institution will be present
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THE SIEGE OF VICKSBURG.
Renewal Of the Attack by Gen. Sherman
THE NORTH PART OF THE TOWN ASSAULTED
HEAVY FORCE LANDED BELOW.
CHrcAeo, Tuesday, May 5, 1853.


special dispatch from Cairo says the steamer
Lady Franklin arrived from ycksburg on thursday
night last. She reports that on that morning Gen.
sber,oan with feet of transports, accompanied by
ounboats passed up the Yazoo, and made an attack
%, The Rebel batteries. In the afternoon several
more transports followed with troops on board. 1t
:, az reported that Gen. Sherman landed precisely in
The same place be landed when he made the former
attack. Cannonading and musketry were distinctly
heard at Youngs Poiut on Thursday till long after
nightfsll.
A gentleman who left New-Carthage on Wednes-
day last states that very heavy force Of Gen.
Grants army has been landed on the Mississippi
side of the river, eight miles above Grand Gulf, and
that our gunboats had been Smelling the latter place
for several days.
Special dispatches from Cairo say that the repor
that the Union troops have occupied Grand Gulf is
premature, the Rebels having planted batteries on
the hill and repulsed our troops.
The Jackson Appeal Of the 2Sth Of April Gays Of
Col Griersons Union raid, that beside tearing mp
the railroad he has destroyed two bridges each $50
feet long, seven culverts burned twenty-eight
freight cars, blown up two locomotives, and burned
the railroad depot and two commissary buildings at
Newton. He also destroyed the telegraph line, by
destroying five miles of wire, and captured two
trains.
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AFFIDAVIT.

AFFIDAVIT.
Personally appeared before me- Alderman Of the City e
Philadephs H. T. Helmbod VINO being duly sworn, doth
sew his preparations contains narcotc no mercury,
other injurious drugs, but are truly vegetable
Sworn aud subscribed before me- this 23d dag Il NOvens
1854 hA. HlbbAhD, Alderman ...
s!h-st. above Race Philadelphia
Address letters for information. in confidence to
II. II. LMBOLD,
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pom. a
No. 10. SOUTH TENTH STREET.
(BkLow cHEsTsUrh 10
PHILADELPHIA.
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITs AND UNpRlNclPLEp
DEALERS,
Who sDdeavor to dispose Of their own and othe s
c.ss on the reputation attained By
HELMBOLDS GENUINE PREPA
RATIONS.
HELMgoLys
GENUINE EXTRACT BUcHu.
HELaBoLDs
GENUINE EXTRACT sARsAPAnLLA
uELMnoLDs
GENUINE nrRovEn RosE WASH
sofn ny ALL DRUGGISTS EvfarwHthh
Ask Fon uIELMBoLps.
TAKE SO OTHER
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