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MEDICAL.

MEDICAL.
ArInE OLD srAND-cOxsrLTATroxs DAILY DR.
~ BAEkuW. artaor oi Human Fraity,t ave Beecker
nR ANDREWS. NO. 2 GREENE srREBT. CoBNKR
~ Csna.--An forms Of disease detected No questions
asscd. ,ares guatantsed Private rooms Consultations
fiCe. Terms r,Ud rate.
W "a "a Chamsers slxwt
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/ BOGARr AUCTION HR-BY s. 4 y. BocArT
ssurlHy pne O. u lais COOS, a. tho anrilon ioon
- N1ftn W iam str 90, HousehOit Fnrnitrrr Ia.
~ o' 80 = Fables cha - Lounges Rcdsteaaa Bells ami
Barnes. SC. ac "e-'.s
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IOHN M RURLEY ArCrInN1.LR wfII. sr1t r,,,

ions u: BURLiY ArCroNLER WILL SELL rms
~ rsy o. c.uen AZ w t.p'l sir''rt ,sew ood ra,o
&sny and other hedsead Wataob.s sosa sris Ionn,..
es 10 hsjs 90 h. Rna anciied SUITS Pier and olc, v,
garhle or ssd oer Bdsans batssob, Centre md nh.,
yai's: NslTei Brsse's. .h-ec riv AMI Iasrn Carpts
ne ord hsnd Aph ~ thf III O,lc ohs Es,tins beds
gnd bnsiur Natssae Paias.s, UutIsfy. P,.ieI ~.
snTs's ParpT Sswiss MacA'.A 81 wv Vs.
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A T THE ESTABLISHMENT. sl2 SEVENTH AVENUE,
"A the Undersigned guarantees the highest prices
for ladies and Cast off Cothng Furniture Car
Les JewelIy Sc., by calling addressing w. NEW
242 Seventh Twenty street Ladies
attended N. 81 f'g ....f4--f
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DENTISTRY.

c,rp-pR IrruER sR srRgsoS prsrrsr
"A patronised many In New York snd vicinity for.
mery ten Ia Broadway and Great Jones street. nrt
and until recently the only established dentist Of me
name. removed 70 81 Eas. twenty ccnd Les.
Ing on avenue where increased facilities the adoption or
recent mrorsnt improvements AIDED By experience Of
twenty three y.srs extensive pneti enables hio 10 fur.
oser heretofore obtkhable elsewhere 81
celence Also paincss Extrarting and Filling Zoe 10 Al
gemember "a Easl Tweuty-sccoad street
1NESrisTRy -DR. TAPPES CAN BE CONSULTED
~ Gratis concerning Diseases Of the Teeth, h ONE
s Anti street Teeth allied by him during lfe oll
aling 81; silver. white nnd metallic cemcus G ceuts
Bcsatiiui sets OF teeth, iron - $50
IMPORTANT DTscOvERY.-No MISTAKE rms
i --tag IA actually extracted without rain md with
out Tie choroorn ether 10 show that this n no
trpoSNon aud 10 make widely known, extracting
for a person. free Of charge until the VI Iuiv
after which We shall chsre 81 each tooth all and be
saslei We receive money More fD I0ra ,es
from dstsg ushei cs,yens nsy be our cs. Ane
.ican Teeth Contrary ID ntsis 80 Bowey orpose Fifth
1.c best artcsi Teeth inserted the eat
ycsAiDi- pfic,s See samples Cut this out.
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day jung NJ las o'clock At isi Broadway, opposite
the New York Lott large and extensive assortment
ef r'oi scoond hand Furniture, Carpets Mirrors Plano
Cstaec su - 10 Hale Mattresses, Brussels and Velvet
C,ue. u good order Parlor Suits coveei Ia bToc,,e
sau damak aud air cloth mahogany and
Ma drI lrgantly carved rosewood Bedsiesds and T.
uaho any ana black walnut Bcasesds aui Bureaus
Lounge Easy Chars French plat, Manci and Pier Mir
nr. ~ good chanteli.rs Hall Lrh clean' God
RoftaSe ant ksgcres. Music Rack Centre and Extenso
Tables nae O panig and variety Of other goois Also
one Billinrd Table complete size ~. XII, Sim in
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INSTRUCTION.

A cADENy or fESnANsHIf AND BooKKEEpIxa.
~ sts d.dwsy,,Cou;inufa By W g. MooGLAND. lcr
hsny yes,s VITA Oliver II. Goldsmith No casacs Tho
~ 81 IEnciira nsraetlon Nth earnest careful attention
opn day and evening. Terms noderste
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JosEPH IIEoEMAN.

IOSEPH nEoENAN.
FRIDAY, Jupca
ocock T. ptecis ~ a. the Central sslcsrooms cor
Hcr ol Nilloi- v ani fearl srcrt. B,oo.Ivn w
Nahofn, BhLri Table and Fsarcs, siS barrels Wb.x.t
wIirtu "a trOin r. CroN g. IN Game Pouch po,. s.
Horn alo Shot sag several Oh Paintings ani Eneray,urs
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THE AGENTS STORE 2l2 SEVENTH AVENUE
n Receiy ed, large order California aud New Or
leans 70 , purchase Cast on wesEing, apparel Car
viii pc paidFor silk Dresses, ei2 to 50: Coats $40
70 s Pants. ~ to s.; aso woollen and calico Dresses
ssawfs Coaks &c guarantee TO the full value for
every article Please call address nose BY post TO
y ROSENBERG. 22 Seventh avenue. Ladies' attended BY
hrs Rosenberg where you will be dean with salts
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A TTENTION-AT 1856 SEVENTH AVENUE LADIES
and gen'Iemen VIII Be BE-. ssonshed 70 see the prices
Jewcry We naer with having pronounced
by grea! ladies and gentemen that we 25
cent ,ose han at any other place 10 the city We g.rsn
S5; for Goats, ron SIS and for Pants 81 70 So
Please call or address r. Harris IS; Seventh
three doors from Twenty street Ladies'
Mrs ltarris. ~ B.-Pease he particular in finding the
number, o n m W
. ~. rs
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EXCURSIONS.

nsIiy ENctnsiox ro rnY. STEAMER nRraT
- Esstefn cNt she sls the fth % 80,
soas u>stO zap, William s,poids whrA 'nar,s s,,n"n
hstsri svcry dny, r'ccrt surda,s at t0 oclocs A.
Tor S"leee Foo, mi fushins viii ssts vsurs on
s,on :, the s'sref Gss EssNra Re,riBns ~i stvs 10
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A UCTiON NeDTICE.-A PRIVATE FAMILY WILL.
n ds ose Of r Furniture private sab strea
fee Dr cas1 sold rosewood Double paror Suit nine
r,ees covered N rich satin brecael madto order
his S325 will be -Oi SlV. Single Suit
piece covered in aud gold French broaete
gos S25 Als the Furniture OF pariog at
bargain Apply az lio West EicEih street, between Fifth
uu a
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CDWARD srN.ZENICH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

EDWARD sIN.zENIcH. AucTIoNEER.-sEc0sp
IL md Household Furniture AMI Psnoforte-By ID. W.
We co This day, June 4, NJ o'clock. at Nos a5
l5i Broadway. elegant o second hand Furn
ture consisting Of Mirrors Cspct-. Oicloths Mangs.
wan0i sud rosewood Chamber Furniture, ensmeed do.
Prlfr suis. Psnofoftes. Bookcases Wardrobes Side
bDt as hNtrnon Fables, Curtains. Shades Gas FIXTURES
q as. China, Plated Ware &C. Also invoice of Terra
Gotta Flower vases of egsut styles adapted for parlors
CHILpRENs CARRIAGES
Also an in os ol Chii Ca rrisses
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PHOTOGRAPHIC CA,irRy
LARrrsr Avp YssT IisRs ~ ynE CRY
rHE bhsr AkrIrs-riir Why Epsr
ROOMS kLkGiNr Akp sDs gUgrAsi.F
NO pILhyS No fNttNIOa rtsIpsI-
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A CHALLENGE--sIxTY PER CENT MORE THAN
"A any other cs pays offered for SILK wool
len and other Dresses Coats Pants &C. TO M orders for
California. by calling addressing LEvBNSTYN, 20
Seventh Ladies attended TO by Mrs Levenstyn.
The New York herald., 1863-06-04

YESTERDAY MORNING, ABOUT 81 O'CLOCK. AT
j the corner Of Cherry street and Pike slips man
himself OF his coat pants and boots and
appeared Pike street The clothes IN which there Is
money, ferry aud railroad ticket. taken
charge of BY Mr. George Ackermsn at the rehucr.
OF Cherry aud Pike Streets where the
his property BY proving paying charges for
this advertise uient. H. ..'F ~ s.-- - ~.
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CLOTHTNG.

A GREAT BATTLE FOuGHT-THE VICTORY Is
N pained Ladies and gentlemen, IL has been victorious
in bcng proncunced, BY ereas many that D. MINTz OF
@ sh avenue has eenpaylng the highest prices In cash,
for oil Clothing Carpets, ewery and still
20 10 do So you VIII favor hun with note or
these tremendous prices that offered by dealers IL
perfect humbug; but the best and do Is
address above then you will you will receive
sstisfaction Donot forget the old. well known dealer
Mint tie number Sixth avenue Eighteenth
street Ladies' attended by Mrs Mntx ~
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(NENTLEMENs LEFT OFF CLOTHING PURCHASED
VI for the Western market small large lots Tie
full value wiz be paid without haggng seeking impose
The New York herald., 1863-06-04

EDWAnD SCuBNCK AUcTIoNEER
~ SIPERB SADDLE hORsE.
ny EDWARD sCHESck, this day al O'Clock, al his
new salesrOoa
NO &c DEY STREET
Rsuprb ioag 'a saddle Horse, l5i hands high yea-s
od, oi reii Vau,y and action aud arrantsi plietiv
sound kn and gentle In every particular and one oil thc
most Nal te horses IN the city appca on
% tie auctoneer. Also several other dne saddle Horses
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MRS. FORREST. THE CELE BRATED ENGLISH PRO
lW phe,ess, may be consulted an In afalls
She has natural silt Of foresight tl ,n all yoa
" knowthe past the prcs~h and the fute. Her Mss'
Crysta 0lobe continually In ope alton I'm aole salts
taehon gwen Private entranes Sy corpsr VI fiith srr
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HOTELS,
TrorIL RESTAURANT CABRERA.
Ill REvERO PORTAs, Proprietor

Campo de Eare NJ w.
In this IIoa OF The hes, situated IN Havana
IAN have sa N Furnished Rooms families and ~.
Rooms for ger There Intelligent female
10 wait upon tho ladies' Proe from 70 ~ day Meals
will b. furnished restaurant Ia moderate
r,cas me srder IL always vol provided aud rcpenshed
with al W aud other markss Afford and the has
she advantage Of being open Il all beus Of The day and
night -
,,f In lfsy ana has addiens IN the hatnu
ee nUndries carriages stables and In short all that
MAJ anf 70 promote the comfort % solorness In his
hiishacnt .--.- -.
~sumisssn entrusted y yAsN
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Az IMPOSITION NEVER FAILING MADAME

IN starr born with natural rit she eoasuls you
the past, and future OF alcvens through NE,
brings those long separated causes speedy mar
rges, sbows the hkencs Of your uute balband or
absent friends been uniounas have you been
deceived false lovefs w 10 her for vice ant com.
fort she tell your thoagns and also write The
nativity y your fe drunkenness cured and numbers iree
Affairs know TO iAl Tor ~ IA proved
aud tested by hundreds wko daily an Eagerly VISIT her,
tha iEe only you rely uon Tor enre salts
frl East above Third
nue. the door. Gents admitted.
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WHO WOULD NOT 90 TO MAKE IHEiR FORTUNE

w 90 We, ono AT, WELLTN8TOF, the
,.rov ued Engeh propheess universally ssdged
he nes f ali asroogsts b, guarantees 70 thoss
.s ,ons,lt he heaa wealth and happiness.
~ sy,.art 10 The patton of the ntuoet Importance
r,ia,se 10 awsnite journeys absent fricrd love rour
hidden treasures, crrrfss ant troHhlrs
al OF iii affairs IN me- Brave soldiers, eafn your doom
~ In, ne or death IL seek rro,ps
~ ,,l,y vour not dsiry 10 vst adtres ~ Ibis
hehly ufted and bsauAn youag ady A. "a siih
~ sbtn street Mss w. " the ouiy per
nv ~ na sf< genuine Roman snf Afnhiaa tai
49,. .asi Inca and hl1nfsS analrs-Nafrantcd ~ Me-
49, e~usnhafs given. sso hiehy resp cahs y fae
renee ntupkenncss enrss aud utfshfei wives aud
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NNUE OEyATEST WONDEH II 1ffK WORLD IL THE
Il Accom- shed Madame BYRON. from Paris who can be
nsulted With the conhdence affairs Of life;
10 sves drunken unfshfai husbands. secret
make beloved By your hearts Idol and together
those long separated LADIES' cents Residence ~
avenue aioye Twelfth street
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uo GARDENERS. 10 LIT ONE ACRE AKD sHABTy
i on Herslsnes t~twesn iefry snd sBs'rasN afsnuHs
Aod honss laaAtas soi nesr Lsws az.
sae fhrss. vita bat4trx qsp. tsentY Los
.rxirsr Bsabrags ard fewis sv~Eurs ibre mites ~ ~,
Yssso q ferry I5ccslyn, D.ar J 90 ss.as
= nsgRoeOk. ~ bslsSs axsAA
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no IDr-rHE THREE STORY STONE FRONT HOUSE
IL "a fnrty <euth street; has all the modern
p9ose,ns ais tenant VIII b. rented rsasonstle. Ap
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To- YowpRy -HADAwEwfDc ER, cLAIRyOysST
100 sad giied sp1nsA az an,eas - st,sirs %
fsr,y sgc marriage absani f1'nds stkAesa PEE bcs
raedline al diyases tells shs NJ DocfG osovesis isa
stolen.
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DEAD,-NADANE RAY 10 THE BEST CLAfRyOYANT
IL and Asroogst IN this city, gives lucky numbers
speedy marriages Let not ike public be deief by hoe
II you wish the truth cal on Madame RAY. cry refe
rcpccs her oMcc 200 Seventh avenue,
twenty seventh Ladies rs cents; geni>usn
, 1863-06-08
7 ARGE SALE AT AUCTION
First Class Residence Property,
AT CHICAGO. ILLINOIS.

WIN be eo1d at auction. on JUNE TENTH. 1875. 4
lafKe plumber Of FIRST CLASS Lake Shofr rct-
ds9eS r. e osste Il tie most tho
nov beltg built i Is bounded BY Michlgan A1enuS
@ 1n ne Wess Lake shose On the east ngod street On
tpe eon!h. and Commerce atreet On the nosta It
Fonts Michigan Indiana Prairie ant Calumet AYen-
nes ane none OF tho lots are over four minutes wak
nam @ he State strest aud Cstage 0rovs can. Par:
T. tigher ed sbont txce the width from stare street
mshng Teom for 1ne neIEbporhood. III. surround.
eGWiih Chqrrhea and Schools, has the advantage oE
&aa. the pubic !amps, water and the largo dram On
Htngnd street-rhe largest and deepest n tue city
thereby enabling persons to have cellars or 8uy ds-
fsose depth; si.fe good dwell!ngs are now sut up
nefe man In anF OF Ter part OF Chicago md
desIsns Dslehborhood can bs found IN any city Lots
{isl) to one hundred and seventy eight {s} feet il
only question Of OF time whether they shall sail at
ates or three hundred dollars per foot ptco
which tiey viii hrtrg in very few yeafB,
at the saHe time Will be- offered hlIl suuaro Of
1oqnd upon the Lake Shore. bet weea Commerce and
hlhRold streets. which commands view OF the eutlro
halbor of Chicago. It contains over eight hundred
TeZms-Haf cash balance In ons year Title perfect,
tgupo1ltan Hall Block -.
81 Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock.
n0y 81 e5y7 lGE
, 1863-06-08

at all had been admissible, 1t should, By tho
Judgment Of the best military minds here7
have been done by messing all Of our forces
in one or two overwhelming columns against
the weakest points, If that .plan had been
adopted, our arms would have doubtless
been crowned with success.
have nothing new to tell you concerning
our situation. It is altogether unchanged.
The prospect is encouraging for starving
the enemy out Of his stronghold. It is tedf-
Gus undertaking, but hare no doubt Of Its
ultimate suceess. Although the health Of tue
enltsy weather may induce different condi-
ton.
| have mingled somewhat freely with the
soldiers Of late, and am glad to find, that not
.Wlthstanding our late reyersee, Gen. Grant
snal s retains his perzonal popularity to great
bag the rebels gathered there, he Is the most
popular man on the Continent.
regret TO announce the death Of Capt. De
Golyer, Of the 8th Michigan Battery. / men
toned that he was wounded in mylast. Capt
De Golyer was lying .slcep IN bis tent in the
mukket came singing over the breastworks
and struck him in the thigh, passing entirely
through the member and seriously ffacturing
the bone. Hc -was taken to the hospital where
he rcceiyed the best Of attention and care. It
vas evident from the first that he could not
recover, and this morning, In the dim twi-
Light, be passed away.
Capt. Rogers, Of McAlIister's Battery, was
sighting his guns In the furious cannonade Of
yesterday morning, and, in accordance with
his custom, leaped upon the pa1apet, glass in
hand, to witness The effect Of his shot. A
rebel bullet struck him full In the forehead,
and he died without struggle.
DR.. Stevenson, Of the 17lh Illinois Infantry,
imprudently visited the front line Of skir-
mietcrs yesterday. and disdQiuing the advice
, 1863-06-08
OUR SPRINGFIELD LETTER,
Especial Correspondence Of the Chicago Tribune.
Spn1SGFIEED, June s, 1864.

Especial Correspondence Of the Chicago Tribune
SrR1SeT1EED, June s, 1861
TEE FEELING oT TIE LEGISLATURE.
The Legislature is working along slowly In
$10o, 600 appropriation for the relief Of the
soldiers. Finally, to-day, in the Senate, Mr.
Green proposed bill appointing i've Commits
Eioners, Zone Of whom Is the Goyernor) and
three agents, to disburse the money. This,
at least, has the merit of not directly insulting
the Governor, although Of the eight Comnls-
sfoRers and agents, he Is the only Republican.
Mr. Sparks opposed the appointment Of any
agents, desiring to leave this to the Commis-
sioneFs themselves The agents are to be paid
three dollars per day.
The appropriation bills came up and were
both referred to the Committe on Finance,
with directions to consolidate the two in one.
These bills, so far as the Execu tive md Adiu-
tant Generals Departments are concerned,
cut down the amounts Of the last two years
nearly one half, On many items. The Adju-
ment haye heretofore been paid out Of the
S50, GOO, the balance OF which had been expen-
ded in The relief Of soldiers and for other nee
eseary expenses. It now costs SO, 900 per an
mum to run the Adjutant Generals office.
The bill appropriates 5000 per aunum.
lido not think there is any intention, at
Political Political % meas6rcs. e They appear to have lave had m
enough Of that during the first part Of the
session. There IL much apathy among them
as regards national politics, and, indeed, at-
fairs generally, so much so that q certain de-
gree Of bi terness peryades the House a. re-
gurds legislation Of oil kinds. In short, busi-
less atfnirs to day, had to be In that condition
f1,n+o n yrnr1FH m al
, 1863-06-08

% ment. to discourage e. en1istmsnts IS and md the pay
ment Of taxes. to oppose the conscEption
amongst those upon whom the Government
must rely to recruit is arms, as It would be
to do the same thing down amongst
our troops In Kentucky Tennessee, or
Mississippi The 1im<s is sent into ali our
camps, and what matters It whether an orator
goes amonst our soldiers and advises them to
desert or to refuse to fight the rebels, or
whether the same thing Ii done through tho
columns Of q paper which Is daily circulated
amongst them? # Storey we're to go amongst
sends to them through the 1fues, who doubts
that be would be promptly and sarbisrarily
arrested" and who would dare question the
Justice and legality Of the acte He has no
right to do indirectly what he cannot do d.
rectlY, "
, 1863-06-08

- The Cednr Falls Qowa) Ga,eae states TINT
q Mr.. Bisbee, an out and ont Union man, re-
siding In coppcrhead nelghborhood, III Ap-
1lington, Butler county, recently had III his
stok poisoned By Copperhcad neighbors.
They spared nothing, killing his horses, COWS,
lcgs, chickens, aud cytn lis house dog and
cat,
, 1863-06-08
AnIust1l1t11tg.


a Kiln GTON, LEON AND
- pOEN1EERB MISsTRELs,
opd1A House. Randolph street between the Matfesou
,,o>o,v and Sae1En Honses
AiVSuAI EEEEISG. .Iuno 9Th, and every evening
anr1nK ne xeek. W. Ed yin Kelly has arrived aad
Wiii ApnFss u f.sorIr actA Flint wtek OF Kelly's
scoan} 51 Naas E1ss great Eevtv ot he soma q
OF tbs 20 ttcsl Darktes; Crowned viii the Tsmpess
&, sEFna1l, IS &c no1Ts eRea a:7h: commencing as
commencing at ; O'Clock F. u. Admiration IS eoats.
Ch!dren under years OF age to Matree only cents
lei eafo lwla r. S. DIEGESg AS.t
, 1863-06-08

~ The LADIES UF' CHIUAUU
L THIS CONES GREETIEG.-Kuow 50 that there
are IN the eth Kegiment Illinois Volunteers {Becoad
Board Of Trsde) dve young officers Who would be re-
1o!ced to have Ike nnmber, Tor uosel Of young Ia
dies Chicago assist them ID dspelltng the enna or
Chicago" because arc all or Chicago and the hope
teat after We rtturn from the var might discover
qusated with tie. would pdd interest to the cores
pondence; We do not enuulerate our good or bad
oGt nom our letters We make this proposition sim
Pos os love aad inatmo5y 6nt It'll ws ars 1a al 9
Hanied Eith at5setons disengased, &C.: q: aad Eho
Who wish to do something for tie soldiers, rcneul
5er that an ensonEagns sttsr IS better taan boat
EED GRAHAM. CAPT. LEE HALL. Lleut PAUL
J0SES: Lieut.. ca As. O'MALLEY, and Lieut.. CH as.
Lytles Brigade. shesidans Division. Murfreesboro,
Temp. iet e9D1 2t
, 1863-06-08
DETROIT CORRESPONDENCE.

The Suppression Of tho Chicago Times
and the ReVocation-The Editor OF
the T1mes-Was He Engaged In Com
KplrAcy to ASsu9sfuute Ltncoln3-
What He has been Doing for the
Past TWO Years.
, 1863-06-08
HlIstellutlenns.

HlIstelluueons.
a. YES & IRWIN E,
75Lake Street.
Call the attention Of wholesale buyers to ther larga
and varied stock Of
Dress Trimmings,
Dress Buttons,
Dress Rfraids,
Embroidery EEraidg>
Quilted Taletas,
Trimming Ribbe1s, Quilted Lawns,
FLutcd 1sraids,
Hosiery.
Gloves.
Collars,
Fans.
Nets.
Combs,
Corscts, Snn-UmbrcIlas, &C..
AL Of which viii he found deserving Of examination
78 LAKE STREET..
, 1863-06-08

....
gnaole e pIocuie te1e for our lasr Gil :oacsrt We
ssoxs sisss s!s5eass e - :t sS i Vii
ne seen That We aave increased the number Of capital
sddoR 70 as s naTe IN T.
az g { & e as ssss Alone a
T n ssis
ssoss ssfs e.
ss;fG Gs.2 Il sbe sss
sss zisP
Great Wss;sIn Gaad. Be5 t. chiesso. sao sasSi Vii
tRo sesant oetas Pianos ono with near,
ss3!ss s:sEsi as
T. s. aass sf s
ppisa as l. s Has asg 9 re ss
t0Esslt. 11sr np pp,1rv
--oo,,r. po!ogaod TH pt, no Eo..s 80 .ou,,
ss:s:, sefpsaslne Bottom. s lnlaias Z lame, a's ~, -
a-E5st.Ss Rosewood Piano iaiss found cor. sss
-lzisssi Mssiias il iu ss5i a ~ ~
81 slsrer Eo o iachine bsifcsse' III
III SieSsrS 6; ,stssf nsl Masni9s; -; sso
rs csss Rstsh ooa. ssD" aacr 1. $40
s R.fss 4ss ssd ST. s IS
ii S; sSsss ;:::s r.
~ s!Ifef n9ntln& Gase Waseh AM
ii S1yst pIs:ss 1sS
1ss Gold Loclets. each Si5................. $S9o
:zES c,n.,.- ,,.r. ,s::::::::::::::.:: s$S
ss@ssto1s kiSEss :" io..:.:::..:........ io:.:. e5eo
!es5-sl iae onyI BFsselets. esea sle s5eo
i9s-S f,rhnnc1e and pear, Pima "a J:os a1o
, 1863-06-08

Justice to the 18th Army Corps---The situa.
tlon and the Erospects--Sanitary Condition
Of the Army--.Grant'a Popularity, Etc.
Death Of Captains DeGolyer and Rogers and
Dr. Stevenson, 18th Illinois lnfantry---Cap.
ture Of Rebel Eunissaries.