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Copperhendiann.
SPRINGFIELD, june 3.-The following pre-
omble aud resolutions passed the House of
Representatives today, BY vote Of II to 13,
after IN exciting debate:
WHEREAS, Information has reached this body
tht az r. oH th 1t day Of
Department, for the suppression Of the Chicago
1In e., pu olic newspaper published In this State,
WHEREAS, Such an order is in direct violation of
the Constitution Of the United States and Of this
State, and destructive Of these Qod-givcn prinel-
pies whose existence and recognition for centuries
before written Constitutions, were, have made
them as much part Of our rights az the air we
breathe or the life which euetans us; be it there
fore, BY the House OF Representatives, the Senate
Resoimd, That ne depounce the order which
threatens an net 90 revolutionary and despot1c as
contrary to liberty, destructive. Of good govern:
rishts, md that il carried into effect NC consider
itequivalent to the overthrow Of our form OF gov
ernaent, and the establishment OF military des-
And be Il. further RkYolred, Tint in view OF, and
deploEing the monstious consequences which must
1nevitshly follow from such action If justified and
Fly ry M reqaest ths Of he orSef
in question, and q disayowal thereof by those in
power, % the only course which can be pursued to
70 las
4Nd 6s IT. ;Jvr;hsr Reso1eed, That copy T Of these
resolutions, duly certified, be transmitted to the
President Of the United Stafe., to Mai Gen. Burn
side aud to the Governor Of Illinois, Whoae atteu-
tfon ia hereby called to this infringement Of popu-
lar rsghte and invasion Of the sovereignty Of the
State Of Illinois.
But little other business Of importance was
transacted.
NEW YoAK, June 3.-The Peace Conycn-
tiou was held this afternoon In Cooper Insti-
tute. Tie principal speaker WIS Fernando
Wood. The resolutions declare tealty to the
Constitution and to the sovereignty OF the
people; that under the Constitution there Is
no power to coerce the States, OF any part Of
them, BY military force; that the war is con-
traEy to the Constitution, and shopld be
put an end to; that attempts to
do away with the provisions
Of the Constitution which point out how
CRIMES are to be punished, are high handed
violations Of the sworn duties Of our rulers.
That the claim Of dlctatorial and unlimited
military power, and trial Of citizens by court
martial, ,arc mnnstrous and execrable. That
the dogma of unlimited submission to the
executive branch Of the Government Is Nu-
worthy an American citizen. That We protest
against the cowardly, dcspotic, inhuman and
occursed act Of Punishment OF Val1andEhlm.
That wc recommend tie suspension Of hos
tilities and the holding Of Convention to
settle the manuer.of the reconciliation ot the
conterding sections, and appointing q State
Committee for calling future Conventions Of
the Peace Democracy.
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CHICAGO, THURSDAY. JUNE 4, 1868

Seine, denoupces Thiers as being connected
Bourse dat at 60 to IS.
Polish affairs unchanged. Engagements
continue, frequent, and no diminution in the
insurgents.
It is reported that Austria has called On
Prussi1 for military assistance.
, 1863-06-04

E The Dubuque Isnaes, most excellent
!3ournal; has been enlarged to m eightcolumn
eixe, We are glad to see this evidence Of the
prosperous condition Of our cotemporusy.
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FROM MADISON,

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tr1bnne.1
MADISON, Wis, June 3. 1863
The suppression Of the pestflent1y tgaitor-
Gus Times Of your city is cordially approved
By all unconditional Union men here.
, 1863-06-04

NEW 4oRK June Ain the trot to-day be-
tween Patchen. and Gen. Butler, two miles
and repeat, fur IS 900, Patchen Won both heats
easy time, 4;5S apd 4:56,
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able manner In which this young nary sur
gcon performed his arduous duties. He vol
untecred to dress t.eir wounds, and looked
after the sufferers with the kindness and tend
erness Of brother.
The members Of the Sanitary Commissloh
dctained here by the non-arriral Of their
steamer, arc busily engaged in looking after
the wants Of the wounded, unable to leave on
the afternoon train.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune:1
CA1Eo, June 8, 1883.
The steamer Imperial came In this evening,
bringing number Of wounded soldiers. Tho
news from below is unimportant. There is
10 perceptible charge in affairs ut Vicksburg.
4 rebel Major named Humphrey Evans came
into our lines in rather q strange manner
near Vicksburg last week He had accompa-
nicd flag Of truce sent in By Pcmbcrton, and
willie within our lines met Federal Major,
with whom he had some conversation. The
rebel learned that encamped near By WIS d
brothes-in-1aw Of his, and asked If he could
see him. The Federal Minor offered to show
him the place, and did 60. The rebel Major
left the hog Of truce, visited his relative, and
did not 60 back, because he could not
Cen Grant, when be heard Of the affair,
placed the Federal Major under arrest, and
sent Major Evans to Cairo upon parole, not
10 return to the Confederate service until the
fill Of Vicksbusg. The MINOR is now resi-
dent Of Cairo. He is d native Of Kentucky.
and has many friends here as we'll as in bis
uatiye State.
hfnior Kerman Of the 9th Missouri cavalry,
passed through here today on the steamer
Hope, en route for home, wounded. His
storE is rather remarkable. Soon after Gen.
Grant reached the vicinity Of Vicksburg'
Major Herman was sent out to rccapture au
ambulance corps which the rebels had taken
contrary to the rules Of war. He succeeded
in taking as hostages for tho safe return Of
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Nem aDpertisemeutg.
DEAFNESS.
CATARRII,
Diseases Of the Eye, Ear
and Air Passages.
DIR. LIGHTHILL.
st hste Of r. = st Marks Place New Tort. who n.a
Il r LOT me pas tWo onth. the Tro
l76 Michigan avenue.
Between Adams aud jackson zsreAt~-
Address Drawer 5W.

-. Tt.a.,<,
nF,Asas0llto on g cous1Neo aasly nom 10 1. " to
r; - q: ~ !esiaenSe: So. ~ N1ch1Gan avenue.
1sr oGre hooss. unless II cases Or emergency o. by
special 1ETangemett PaEtoa rcsl4ltng 1t di.taac4
requisite In every case BEFORE appropriate trcsusnt
car he In utatf
DR.. 1IGuTHILLS recout work ~ Popular Trea-
Eso On Deafness lts Causes and Prevention NAV ID
obtained Of CARLETON 9l3 BroauWaY New YurE
and of Ill respectable BouksclIels A~"
TESTIMONIAL
.ape EhenrctSdv Sf4.1ssos =. : so1ssos n Union Eo!-
Dr Irg0HrnIiS-Sir. HayfnS hran rr.s A45ca > Edx-
dfscha7 ge IN n ear which ia hesn resT " 5sN "
lila and T. fr hacE 4, csn ranemhae oEeatiye o1
leg 20 and hayinV hren sntfreir - nofSc cE
anre nndrr Tonr ea1e freI hst - nsa't3F
ffis kcoE ledcment m anv nss Il nav ~ =. ano!0
esnecfa1y IA Ears apn{tei II win ~ ~ u
fcfan nnr other ~ rennt.to ~ oay po3F-
4c'S5 Tnnr. mr. Fiji - Hev t1x So
Pat 6ffiee address Fonda Mnnf;omsrTc WS ~
Ao'No~e 4'0 = ee. ~ ~.-1'o0'solc@S eo.S+ I.
rxurrrrrro,. IA. Tur nv.~,~n.n
Eew ForF IN ~ HSSs1h ~
rna-a n,easr+- in NJ ~ ~ sa 1 f. ~
ron ton X ~ fnhtht1i IN ~ NC fa.sa au @ na a
tsnnhIe-tne icafnesa ~ 1111 afs1Gin~ u saa Lon
n ~, ~ hit Gt ~ htIs @ uaoueok On
ytes m.se - " IsatGpy e. aas*sr anF u
Htijrssa na sho3n peAeoos 'e7Ak otn14Aoa AZ nj
7o"Ae'' "' oooso- RopEEr f,71vr p,,,r.
n,,,v.,o,,.. ,7,.n ,,, ~.
rohy h*TAT Z ftV1aa. 4i2aaay. ay e.; =. sta5eh la3
T., io nK T. L!6HIHII Lear s5El taKe pleasure
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From Mexico.

From MGXlC0.
NEW YORK, June 2.-The Herald has 4 prl-
yate dispatch from Mexico, confirming the
capture ot Pucbla; also, that Gen. Comonfort
was surprised, lost s guns and 500 prisoners.
AGAIN PER CONTRA.
New YORK, June 3.-The steamer Eagle,
from Hayana, May 30th, has arrived. The
Mexican news is not yet confirmed. There
are strong doubts thrown upon it by the
Mexican partizans in Havana. The reported
dates arc said to render the news Improbable.
, 1863-06-04

ITO CONTRACTORS VISITING
J. CHICAGO. AND OTHERS SINTERESTED.-Tha
board Of Public Works preparing plans and gpect
ncstfQng fQ- the construction OF i've feet tunnel two
miles under the bed or Lake Michigan to be used In
supplying the city with water and Will at an early day
advertise for proposals for the doing Of said work.
The Board will Ga glad to communicate to any con
tractors attending the Canal Indeed to
nil pcrsonR fntefrstedsuch Information a. has been
al1eody prepared relative Il, the project. Olce Room
Mo Is, second floor, Court House.
By order Of the Board,
Chicago June 8. 1858. 1e36i61 2tnet
, 1863-06-04
RY J. A. MARSHALL, Auct'r.
Valuable Residence Property In Sec. 81,
ElR SALE At AHET1QE

WILL cell on the premises, On FRIDAY. June 5th. at
10 o'cle ck H., u lots In Block a. Sec 2. fo1tnG on
Wabash avenne, 2tota street and Hardin Poce, just
tonthvest Of Union Car Works.
The lots on Wabash aEenne and State street are
24x1S1t feet to n foot alley; those Hardin Flace
2lxl0feet to u foot alley This property Is well
worthy The attention Of those derug fe1ldenees u
requl,es trip down upon tie ca to zee the large and
or &C determine upon making Asecctiou there p-ices
far below The real value ct TIE property Thoas n
Place. follow Hardin Place west to the premises
Terms OF sale y cash. balance IN ono, txo and three
te4ESCG4t j. A. MARSHALL. Auctionetr.
, 1863-06-04

NORTHERN TRANSPORTER
lN TON NC0MPANT.-For ogdensbnreh. touching
ut Milwaukee,. Glen Arbor. Mackn1c. Detroit. Oswe-
70. Cape Vincent and sacketts Harbot. The new
aud first class ecrew steamer
CITY OF BOSTON, John Caldwell, Master,
Knl leave a. above on FRIDAY. June 3th. 1t
O'Clock Pm, Passengers tcketed through to Eeye
lard. BUFFALO. Nag York, Boston. Lo~eI. Lawrence.
en:e FoS tss passs appg 70 n
Agent. foot Of North Lasal!c street. or JOIN II.
WeIs stfeet teleaa1!2t
, 1863-06-04

obtained:
Lfcnt. Lcdyard, scrlpps Guard, arm.
Capt. Nm. Osterhoin. 31et Missouri.
IT eut e. L %sy Ssa s Hdsa %lSs9ns9 4h MINI.
iet Iient. B. F. Butler, 444th Ind
1st Lieut.. Sam. II Smith, eth Ind.
1st Lieut. Hcnry King. auth II:
Capt. c. A. Holmes. 9Th Wis.
Lieut. ". r. Myers, 47th Ind.
Capt James Packard, 4sth Ind.
Lieut. 8. Naki1lY, 24tti Ind.
Lieut.. D. s. Bender, 47th Ind.
Lieut.. A. ". Fritchby, a6th No.
Lieut.. Ed. Sutton, 30th Ind.
Lieut.. L. 8. Hopkins, 93d I'll:
Capt E. 7. Sturges, 49th Ind.
Capt. 4. c. Buut1, 29th Wis.
Capt. 2: c. Dougherty, 10th No.
4eut tent FSsa SssR9sssg 4a9tS9t W9t 4 No.
Lieut.. Thomas Sewell, 121th III.
Capt. George Peterbough, A7th ~.
Capt Henry Graham, 9TH Virginia.
Capt. Phil Buck, 18th Ind.
Lieut. Col. ]. P. Boyd, 106th H., badly.
Capt La Cooper, 95th H., len arm olf.
Capt. Geo. ". siency. s1st III.
Capt: L. ". Wilman, 9Th No.
1et Lieut. J. Laugerdeh, 37th Ohio.
Lieut. Aphos Bell 4th Virglnia.
Major l.. B. Goodin, 47th 1nd-
Capt S. n. Sanders, 1a4th Ill.
Lseut Dan. Webster. 1T Wisconsin battery.
John B. Coles, sth, Mo-, badly.
caPt. q. d. Rotha lei, 6th No:
Capt Boyce, 18th United States infantry, badly.
Col. Merrill. 2tst Iowa, badly.
Lieut.. Jos. Dc Noon, 118th Ill.
Adjt. ". E. Smith, 1a1th III,
Capt E. o. Hill, 3lstMo
Iient. l Ma1k Anthony. 6th Mo.
CAPT. SAM. &. Chapman. SD Ind, badly.
Lieut. 4. L. LppinGott, S1st III, ~, ,,u
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Gbyrftttor .a9,1bjtltf,ttistf,
rrBLlsHEn EVERY Wednesday xossiso.
:. sIMKrEs, D. R. pURIsoE, & E KEEsE
rRtBroRa.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Two DOLLARS per oar if paid in, ,aivance-Two
DOLLARS np'i FIp1y. Crsrs If not paid within ais
monshs-and THREE DOLLARS if not paid before
the expiration Of the vcnr.
/. Subscriptions out of tho District mus. be paid
for in advance. -;
RATES, OF ADVERTISING.
+ All adver,i.ementa will he inserted At osk Dol:
LAB and Ftyrr cBsrs per Square. CASH: 40
Minion lines or lesal for tho frat insertinn,s md
Seventy-fve Cents for aahpeqnent insertion.
P"rson' at distance wishing to advertise can
Thy noticing :hn trrms) approximate tnthe alnniini
necessary TO pay frrihc same; which they csn.re:
init with the alrcri.cmcnt
Tbose desiring to advertise by the year can do
so on liberal terms-it hcing understood that con.
tracts t.: yearly advertising nrc confined to Tie
Legitimate business Of the firm nr individual con-
tracing. Contract advertisements payable semi!
annually. = =. s. -
All communications of q personal 'characte,
Obituary Notices, Reports, Revolution or Pro
ccednss Of any Society, Association or Corpora
tion. will be charged as advertisements.
Announcing Candidate mot inserted until pait
~ Five Dollars.
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A few evenings since, in our "private
club," there was 4 lcWned dissertation
Suhject, Bed Bugs, and their remarkable
tcnacity of life" One asserted. of his
own knowledge, that they could be boiled
and then come to life. Some had soaked
them f,r hours in turpenline without any
fatal consequences. Old Hanks, who had
been listening as an outsider, here gave
in his experience in confederation of the
facts. Says he: Some years ago | took
he'd hug to an iron foundry, and drop
ping it into ladIe where the melted iron
was, had it. rum into skillet Well. my
old woman used that skillet pretty con.
slant for the last six Years, and here the
other day it broke all 10 slnash, and what
do you think, gentlemen That ere IN
sect Just walked out of his hole, where
bed been layin' like frog in rock, and
made tracks for his old ruost, up stairs.
Bnt. as:'Icd he, .bs way Of parcnthcSis:
he !,n,kcti mighty lair.
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or they could from us inherit, when we

or they could from us inherit, when we
:i17r7sTiIle fF!S=l7tt=E1Shan7 Instantly
pt used our cause. At .'hc, fall. OF T" t
Donelson- he was among the prisoners
who ieli INT" TIC hannsptTttre tncniS.
His heroic ard dnoblr wife applied t" Ge,l.,
Sherman ut Cairo to ascertain tic where
abouts OF her husband and. Cor perlui sion
t.,.si>it him, l'he rc4ursis %,'r.' rtspcc-
siveiv M! wrli - ca. .4n:ic.Ii ;.lGs Hfu!a:
refusal. but.she wa, .iilfmiijc;,i. wdi'c,n"
l.fprinali,ll ,,,,d h. gN, l,lnr."i ~ here
l.r llushamd Mas s;,l:-it,, She desired ="
visit her friends aat;lhe iNural She would
be permitted to do 81. - Sir" sni.F ~ko.
'.ti,.: ."rY- .iriryM,r ,hisve at the N"r'h
whom I ever wish &, see again is.'ny hsts-
a,ul, Gen, B.. and It can,p,. be ifr'rlit-
el to scH, hun l,iave r'p;ti:i1 huf. requests
to.make.'
nl, ca!; ,.o!ifin!G tie v;t!ic 'f sacI'
uc;,lru.s, IN !i"' instruction ;,rv .,iiari,!'
>, ilr wnri,i. :; vino &c ;;> It people "rr:
ed low /: lial i,,'pc i,Gr t'' he inl,!rls'l
/ from, = Gtisc s,l,>c NJ ,Giric,cy W. ~,
n<.' 80 allow ,!,ls light ut' SUCH incidents
ru shine -.
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ADVERTISING. RATES.

!, THE MERCURY has nov tho largest circula.
stiou Of any paper in tho State, and il second in
this respect to but fsw papers in the Sourhj il
therefore oGora grest advantages to business mon
and Others, whose interests require publicity ~.
ONE SQUARE of Is lines, solid Nonparsil,
each insertion, 65 cents, and for each additional
line cents -
cOMMUNICATIoNS ot personal interest will
bs charged as advertising matter.
Orders from. without the city to publish Adver.
tisemeuts, Marriage Notices or I0bitusries,- will
not be attended to, ,uners tho cash, or an aecepta
bio city reference, accompany tho order. ..s
;nB- On all bills Of $50 and over, 20 per con,
discount il allowed.
ss- South Carolina Bank Bills taken in pay.
u,ent for subscription to tho Mercury. =
Charleston, July 1861.
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Proclamation By :he Governor,


WJHEREAs information has been received q,
Wv this Department that HI assault and bat.
terry. with iutent to kill, WAS made upon tho body
of NJ. w. jenkins, "sonie time about the first of
June lust" by negro man, jim, runaway, the
property of John Sanders, of Sumter District,
and that the said negro Jim WIS, on his trial for
the said offence, sentenced TO be hung tho arx,
Friday in October last, and that the said negro
jim has SINCE oke jsil AMI fed, after o now
trial had hsep granted him:
Now, know ye, that, to ths spd that justice may
be done, and that the said negro jim may be
Brought back to confinement, I, +. ". pICEENS.
Governor and Commander. Chief in and over
the State aforesaid. do issue this my proclamation
offering a reward of TWO HUNDRED DOL
LARS for HE apprehension aud delivery into any
Jail in this Stste.
Given uudor my hand and the sesl Of the State,
ut Columbia, this, the LIST day of Dec.. A. D ),
1862. ?. w. PICKENS.
W. W.R. HuSr, Deputy Secretary of State.
Doc 10 2t 40
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Be OF your guard. and strive and pray,
10 drive all evil thoughts nTay.
'ur Sp,rIr or L,oyE--l}.vond q

IlIE SPIRIT OF LuNE.--DsE0nd al
question. is the .,lna:terab le5 institution
ct nature that there is efficacy in love.
The exhibition Of Kindness has the power
TO bring even the Irrational. animal intn
snhjrcti,n. Show Kindness tn a dog and
he will remember it; he will he grateful /;
h.. will infallibly return li've for lovc:
Show kindness tn q lion, aud ,vo, can
lead him br the main: yen can melt the
untamed Err"c,y Of his heart i!to an
affection stronger than death. IL ali Of
yGud'a vast nntrnIlni,.ti .crra'imn. tlls.r;: is.
not living ;aiti sen;int ieii'~. from The
least 10 lhr largest. not nne. not even the
nnr;.<l mll degraded serpent. thar is in
sensible II acts nt Kindness Ii Iovr, such
as our blessed Savior inMrif,,:r,i. could
be introduced iun the world AMI exert
its appropriate dominica. il would restore
a state c;' things, far brighter than, tllr
.fabuIVps age.ni gold it-woad aNnihiale
evsrv sting; it w"nil pluck svcry poison
Gus tooth; it, would hush every liScord
ant voice. i3ve::. Tic inaninat,, creation
- ''"t'so ''seil>,"'c 20 ''I "!vl'!c l'iiueAsI'
in' '''i al u '"s! 'A' ,..4i p'' ar, '.r"
'''>l ;i'h',:ia,''s ','' ',s''',''If,;, w.: ;,;
'i:: h''t q N';''!.'S, ~ ,,,'''',s -, -
rl'i!'iEr. A'm j ~ i''S,'',i i'''';'y''E';
sh'u'l e:H'e'm .':scH '"S'f HG t!.':'' :. Il
h'''r:t @a:;'r;! "i r.'6f "'a''H c'''', ;,
every t:.'n': EiS'ert "a 10" 's"F'' a"',-
hr'"r. wul'd spf'nS ZIP ui', ny l!' Irre al'a
!l'e myrtle; the desert w'i:''' "|S~''"'.
an' the Snil'Hry pic ~ made S';'''
.BEG:xw,r.. rnG l:A:s.--:A,s rh,. ll;;! l;@!4.ii u,
t;l!ly d;.n.sc,I aui wise arc arr,r.;,.,,,;.:::.
.t n. entrance 81, . l.tw y.A.y. 10 81 ~.
,5;,st ta.ir ,,I.,s and rr1fs i, r,as: ~.
peri.ace so AS. i've ,hcnc,iiar:i, toilet
t,r nur,,,. why .!:nu:i n,. IT,. sa,....,
n,n,G,d of ,,,q..,.c. 49,, ,.,,.:. ..;-., =, g..
chur,.h,,s Wh.,, t:..,. !. .i,.ecvc.,s! !.
.nr,ui:..s a,ri ylarilr s:ag,.,! .,.,;.a - 10
1u,y let congregation :, a< .;,,ch, I.l.,i.,e
themselves Gct'rc G,.l, :;f;:J.grsoIye. .y
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81 Z corrcsp'.dtnt 81 the kli"xvii;c
.Crcnn Register sayt thar la. 1n:' wi'h a
isrur. al Fayetteville. 4'rEn,, AMI asked
III. Irnlrieinr, WI.attio YOU keep. sir!'
Keen store. sir" waslhc respose. What
else 81 Nothing, sir.' I" What have you
for sill, {" ".Nulbing at ali, keep nothing
but store 'lir Same inlswrr mislii lt'
given by y good man: sttpre keepers III
,j,is rit,
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..sECUSD ROUND.

By this ,i,hc business in, the city was
entirely snshrndr,I'a6i The inhabitants
,l1 -fo scrpe. 81 combat. White
a!ng rushed on |.lnck tan with impe'nosify,
:,,.t' slzuig hun hy the 'lare ut he neck.
:Ihrcw !,,,il oyer a !iitllI,:pt'st and ca'IGh
hlp .cnnin. Down. aaj WAS, s,-in the act 'i
.wail"wing him. wlre, hyslard"rs inter
Tered, a,niid repeated tcripsof foul play"
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A DsrISirIos.-A rich officer. of revc.
rue .,,le day asked Il wit what kind Of Il
thing opu!enee gas Its y thing" re-
piled the philosopher, Is (which can give
rascal the advantage oyer a. .loEest man.
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STRENGTHENING BfTTERS,. .
OF GREAT VALUE.
INDICATED .WHlsKEA!!.

1ts Prominent Ingredients, D0Gw00D, WILD
CHERRY and POPLAR BARK. have nm estab-
shed reputation as medicinarag agents, and ore Of
themselves its best communication.
Prepared b.: J. DENNIS n. D., augusta; 6s.,'
and sold In this town By E. ". PENN.
r. Augg - - 80 aSt -
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Burial Cases !

Lnrs on hand a small lot of METALLIC DU-
RIAL CASES. Cbildren's ouly. Al:o, Mahogany
Oc.syou Lod COFFINS. Also, Covered Raise Led
cOFFIEs, plain but neatly srimnod at s2O
Use of Noarse S. por day, or trip not over q day.
I will continue to kecps supply on baud roaly
for delivery. j. ~ Witt.
'Muri9r T. ~
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The Boston Post asks. ':Would it
not be well for an officer to learn To dis.
mount from his horse without tearing off
the seat IF his pantulnons with his spurs,
bef'rr attempting to discuss military tac.
tics ~
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THIRD ROUND

During this lpuhd~ public exci'tlncn'
on The outside r;i5td wi't ullahatcd fury.
anal ucts were lreeiy offered aud taken on
ti,,. hn'npedlE.,iiasaili> ltIlc i;;;s~o5iy pup
nll rup.5 White;:do.:srizc,l ,lhc s'unp, of
he l,iack tau'S;tail h.twr-,I his teeth. and
'F:;,;'. j.: ntf 30 -c'rSe he cprt!dr't wag il.
,,s'.iitlAi; i!.,w of despair. hack tam repair
ri t. lie. Iuint whore his rear WAS at
;acAr,l, all;l covered the retreat of the
:" i,.,.!.i i,,,tiy" with his.noSc.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-01-21
FOURTH ROUND.

.l',,, i,,,,. c,,r::i'a'i:s e":,,e mp trr''ir 18th"
,,ii:r,iri..f. white i'nI ;'r,nnuvcriirg skill.
:nl,; i, ac;rci..;; 's;i,I :,::...i, ian lhrnwins
,q,, ..l .cr;.siiu.m .,i:i;.I.;4.H II; his4cgs to
:. ',.Y' ..,- enemy. N-hilc~iog c'";fem.
;,l,;fjttg ~" reconr,t:'!'a; in tnrce' rushed
III i,isrk.lah likea young lubricant, and
b; beiiigerents disappeared. in cloud of
i;,sy. Owner Of black-tan ,hcn appeared
ii lhr arena with whpl;lsh, which was
administered across the backs Of both
animals xith view to an harmed inter,
ference" Master Of white dog then seized
that animal ty his caudle appeudage and
proceeded with him down the street
white dog. by means tt' his master, &C.
complisling that mnrh talked of feat in
military science, called q" mastery re-
treat, aud SD the fight ended, and the
city resumed its wonted quiet, and waited
patiently for another battle.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-01-21
AL G. U S T A HO T FL
StH0!?t a. IN.
FURNITURE!

u bayo now on hand a large Stock of BED
4 ROOM FURNITURE, in Sets Of from to
12 pieces, Mahogany, Ennmeled and Fancy Paint
3D. A small lot of pARL0R FURNITURE.
Also, SEWING TABLES, WRITING TABLES,
DINING TAB S., Walnut-WARDR0BES
CHAIRS. few MATTRASSES, and all articlos
usually kept in the Furniture line, most of
MY OWN MANUFACTURE,
And will DO sold Nv for good paper whom tho
cash is not convenient.
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ENcoURAGEMESTs TO LABOR ON.

The cheering intelligence is reaching u. eons
stuntly thatthe soldiers -reecive.Nith gratitude
tho Now Tettam cnt ami rrscta given them. Thoy'
wclcoue all religions inGtructpnI with, in IhaIy
Instances, ,,tho gushing tear and ~quiyrring:tip:I
NEW TRSTHMENfS AND TRACTS DIS
TRlBUTED.
Tho operations Of the Board, to tho lat Pohrua--,
~, arc 500 New Teithmsn:s and one nilliun
sevouhundred Thousand pages Trlcts, ,..s.va
THE SOLDIERS REAS. :,
Thoy not only accep. the New, Testament and
Tracts given them, but they reudthein,- in not
few instances. prsysffully and sayinglJ. ~ &
SOME HAVE BEEN coNYERTED:;'G'
Through the simple fundamentally Vi little
Tract; tho truths Of Coda 1ord,".. presented to
them by the Colporter, the earnest prayer and the
pious counsel Of such, q number have turned to
God, anI are now rejoicing in Him.
THE SICK SOLDIER.
Those who haye visited tho sick sodier, sa We
hava in the.varous Hospitals in and about Char.
los Ton, know with what readiness and thankful.
ness, prayer aud religious Instructions are re-
cevcd.; huw gladly they receive The New Tcstu-
ment.