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- e.. y eS0OdEyfa, an experienced ann spcrs
~ nlu"Ie holus nersej1n readiness GAY and it IN
No S ~ 70 the duties Of hcr profession Residea9e
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EDWARD MELLEN Jr., continues to pay the highest
price for old papers, etc. diff ja24
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"CHARLEsroN, July 25.-Regular firing
from Fort Sumter and battery Wagner at the
Yankees on Morris Island was kept up all
night, and continued all Of to-day. The Yam
KEGS occasionally responded from their bate
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the three first class artists arc displayed seems
of many whole companies of great preten-
sions. They give one more entertainment
this evnninn-
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Affairs at Louisville.

AHatrS at LOuiSVlIIe,
LOUISVILLE, July 27.-Mr. Wickliffe, the
copperhead candidate for governor, address,
ed Il large crowd at the court house last eve
ming, opposing strongly what he called the
abolition policy" of the government.
Gen. Hobson was screnaded at the Gait
House, to which he briefly responded that his
mission was rather to fight than to talk. Hon.
Robert Mallory, at the court house, followed,
denouncing the views Of Mr.. WyCklitfe, ar
guing earnestly in favor of the war for the
suppression of the rebellion. Col. NJ. Mundy
closed the meeting wife II speech combining
patriotism and humor, which, together with
those of his predecessors, were warmly APP
plauded by an enthusiastic audience.
Our city council is taking measures to at
tend the funeral OF Hon. j. j. Crittenden in
a body, on Wednesday. The central com
mittee has called convention of Union cti-
zens at Franklin, to nominate Il candidate for
congress- vice Crittenden deceased.
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SPECIAL 1iot1tGs.

&c. E&. G.-TO those who don't Think
Those who don't wish to be troubled with thinking but
like to have their thinking done by else we
say without explanation. that RADwAY's Re ADY RELIEF
will relieve those who suder pains instantly its APP
pcatiou externally or its administration internally and
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The Diuretc and Solvent properties of the Aromatic
Schicdam Schopps, render 1t decidedly eHicacous in
GRANEL and all other affections ! tle Kidmeys.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-28

Preserve Your Eeauty-SYMMErRY OF FORM
YOUR HEALTH, AND MENTAL POWERS, by using that
safe Pleasant Popular. and Specific Remedy known as
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU Read the adver.
tsement in another column and profit by it, Diseases
anu symptoms enumerated. Guilt out and preserve it,
GU may not now require il But may at some future
day.
ut gives health and vigor to the Frame
And bloom to the pau check"
IL saves long suffering and Xpusure Beware Of Coun
terlets Cures guaranteed. deop2m iy7
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Lucius AIerriIieId-Teach of Music 81 Chan
der street. diff app
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b. W. WILLIAMS, Proprietor,
Il6 Washington street, Boston, Mass

For sale IN Worcester by GLOEGE 7. HARLOW, ~
Main street.
For sale by all wholesale and Retail Druggists and
Apothecaries. dti mylS
, 1863-03-16
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

REcElvrsa REEAIEs.-The propeller Buckeye
Of the Northern Transportation Company lines,
laid up at this port. vas yesterday towel up to
shipping nc; rudder and otherwise being over.
hanltd for the season. operations. She will be
commanded By Captain Chapman.-Detroit Free
ITt*s.
4 New S7EANER-The new passenger steamer,
meet the expectations Of her builders and owners,
promises to be the fastest boat afoat on Western
waters. It is contemplated she will perform the
distance between East saginaw 70 bay cits and r.
round distance being twensy.cisht miles. She will
1nake hcrtrial trip about the first OF May. IN the
meantime the route will beoccupied BY the Magnet
and othcr smaller class steamczs.-Ibia.
THE RIVERS AGAIN BLocKED.-The River ST.
Clair WAS crossed yesterday from Newport to the
can.da shore By footmen on ice. which, within the
past two days, has blockaded the channel tn thai
vicinity. The passage between this aud Maiden
for the time being by wster Is closed Ibid
LAKE ERIE NOT FET TNAv164BLE.-A letter from
Captain Pe1ky, Of the prop. Dubuque, to Captain
Hugh Coync, Of this city, was shown us yesterday,
Erir.e II viii be remembered the above steamer
left Cleveland few days since for this port and
vas reported as having passed 5antusky on Sat.s:
day last. Captain Pelky etates that he succeeded
firm and Of good thickness, thus admitting Of no
further progress In that quarter. lie then shaped
his course for Toledo. making fair progress until
reaching the West Sister Island. from which poini
Anccsw was solid, and no opening was TO be seen
In the north paaea.e, also, Captain Pellzy report:
the obstruction solid and i1passable, and not like
IL to he moved By the wind from any quarter unit
after few days mild weather. Finding hls effort
nnaucccssfu the Captain returned with his boat t
Huron, Ohio, where che has laid BY. for the .ptc
cent. All prospects OF reaching Cleveland IRON
here for serczaiIays to come must be set aside 10
the present at leaat--l6id.
, 1863-03-16
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
THE iIU.SxsY NiARKET,

SATURDAY EvHSISa, March II, 1858.
The week eloses Oh very comfortable money
market. Operators get all the money they ought
to hare but If anything 1t is working rather
cloeer. The demand forexchange is sending home
large quantities Of Eastern money, which the more
prudent Of the banks we learn, especially those
ofEcw England, are retiring. The Indiana banks
and VIC presume those Of lows, arc just now ahort-
enlng eail, and many Of ou. 1nanclers are Of the
opinion that we are destined for come time otleast
to have mnch closer money market The diff
culty to bc feared ia that while sound banks may
Withdraw their circulation, those managed by rcck-
less sharpers will expand 30 long as they can keep
their rags afoat. Careful discretion should be ex-
egcIeed By all our dealers, and our bankers cspe-
cially should ct once throw out all suspicious is
sues. AS get welear OF no considerable movement
tocstablish banks under Mr.. Chasc's bill recently
passed by Congress. Probably 1t Is Jet too soon
to expect much.
New York Exchange is still close, and We sec not
how 1t can be otherwise till navigation opens The
buying price is firm at Il, selling II, strictly to
customers. TO outsiders the rate is 7s9h. We
found one large house still buying at par and sell
ing to customers at e. The rate, however, is be-
| low tfe1narkct.
| Gold has auctuated according to private dis
patches, in New York, between 160A and 1s7'<
which as the cosiug rate. Here the brokers paiC
1571157K. The lower vas tho more usual figure
| The price Of silver was 1a11147. The upper
| figure for ronnd lots oflarEc coins.
| Old Treasury Notes are now bought the same a.
cold, New, !. premium is the buying, aud u tht
| selling rate.
| Indiana State Bank currency sells at 7EGG8 Eel
cent. premium; Kentucky5; Ohio State Bsnk Il
Business is now moving along quietly with yer,
, 1863-03-16


The market has become comparatively quiet, and
prices are etcadier since the great back movement
In gold. Buyers are holding OF. Stocks OF cotton
goods 20 small that no filling of In price ie a,l-
tic:pated, or would be conceded by holders of any
desirable goods. Plain woolens arc also scarce.
There are one or two exceptions from the general
stealiEesa Of prices, As woolen hsnnels haye ad-
sanced from an oycrpressing demand, and bleached
muslr6 have also risen. IN prints, the demand Is
somewhat arrested but the supply OF liz sht color Is
scrcc as well as of other desirable styles. Prices
are firm and tend upward There is more activity
in drills. in part for Government army purposes.
Cotton hannels are being bought for the same des-
tipation. sheetings and ehirtiugs. are
show great aetiyit,. Delainss are wanted.
and are bnoTant in price. Cloths are in good
demand, with poor supply. Orders arc crowdins
foE satsnets Fancy caesimeres are active and firm
n.pIicc. Atwood goods are rcry bnoyant SIZE
mixtures move freely. Plain melsons arc scarce
and wanted. Fancy styles arc abundant; and sell
Fendily. Purchases are made mainly by Western
men. and California buyers are in the market,
Shawls sell quickly on ARRIVAL. There is no accu-
mutation OF stock Foreign fabrics arc dull. Brit
ish dress and etud goods arr. most wanted. The
tmportations laEt week were large. SaxonY drcss
goods sell well. Black silks are In good demand :
plain etyles are most affected, whether In blsck OF
coloss- Ribbons arc more inquired for. The auc-
tiun Ealca arc beginning to be numerous, but do
rot get comprise the choice dress goods Of the
The demand at private trade for all fresh and
choice goods prevents their remaining long on
, 1863-03-16
COMMERCIAL.

Total. 1880 2e59o6 16548 1873 ~ a1s7
The general produce markets to-day were e1-
tremcly dnll under the influence Of depreciation
in gold, and prices ruled lower.
In the Provision market there Is no apparcpt1ite
Mess Pork is held at S14,00, and Lard at 1014c,
wittont buyers. Bulk Meats arc in fair demand,
but the offerings arc light and the lots not very de-
eirablc. Pork house Shoulders are held at &c, and
Hams at b1tc loose, English Meats are in good
demand at full prices.
Dressed Hogs were quiet and caser-sa1cs rang
ing from & 50G5. the most Of the transactions
being at *4.7c6257o, dividing on 200 Tos.
Live Hogs were in good supply, and owing to a
liberal shipping demand We note IN active market
-yeste1day's ruling prices being well sustained
The salcs foot up sonae 5000, at IN average of
$S.9G5.06 for light to heavy averages. The bulk
Of the sales ranged from s44oG14.75. The market
closed drm-therc being very few left over.
The offerings OF Beef Cattle were liberal and
consequent upon q keen competition between
shippers and government contractore-thc latter
Of whom not being able to leone to timer were
compelled to relinqutsh the field to the former-the
market was firm and haorant-closing firm at an
advance Of fully sc per 100 1bs on tho closing
prices Of this day week. About 1000 head changed
hands at range of $3.ool4.59 for common TO
strictly prime shipping beercs.
The following table shows the daily receipts Of
lire and dressed Hogs and Beef Cattle for the week
rrf3{E fn.der.
, 1863-03-16

The Tnion Meeting on Saturday Night.
4 large number Of young men-earnest In
tho cause Of the Union-nct at the Lower
Bryan HalI on Saturday evening under the
call Of the Young Mems Union Working
Club. Z. L. Eastman Was In the Chair. Cas-
par Butz moved that d committee Of two be
appointed In each wardt to represent the Club;
accordingly the committees were appointed,
they having been named By the gentlemen
present from the several wards. The Secre-
tary Will prepare the list for publication I'M
mediately. Alonzo Harvey moved TINT an
Executive Committee Of the Club, to consist
Of five, be appointed by the Chair The Chair
asked and WIS given leave to have the matter
under consideration and report at future
meeting.
On motion Of Mr.. liam, committee OF
three vas appointed to engage suitable rooms
for the permanent use Of the Club; the COM
mittce consists Of Messrs. Ham, Buell., and
How1ing: On motion, the Club adjourned to
meet on Wednesday evening next at place
10 be designated BY the President through the
press.
The attendance ut this meeting was unc3-
pectedly large, and tile feeling excellent.
There was evidently an energetic spirit in the
assembly to build up this Club into yigor'
GUS rival and powerful enemy Of the secesh
1nyincible Club Of the Copperhcads.
This is a good step in the right direction.
The young men Of the city who are the sup.
portcrs of the Administration In Its efforts to
suppress the rebellion, can prohtably keep up
this Club, as they will be likely to act harmo'
niously together in the furtherance of sound
| principles and in defense Of the right. It is
| not the purpose Of the Club to usurp the Pre-.
negatives Of tue masses Of the party-or to
attempt to exercise the functions Of the par
| ty's committees-to call either ward nomina-
ting meetings, or city nominating convcn.
tious, or in any manner TO control the selec-
tion Of candidates at any election. It should
have the encouragement Of all friends Of the
party.
, 1863-03-16
Law INTELLIGENCE.
District Attorney Larned Announces
to the q. 8. Court Ills Enrty Departs
ure for Europe.

-..-.- - - ....
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-UsfoTe
HIM. TAos. Drununoud There hns been Init
,..4'. ...,,,. 1920. =, -A.s- o.." oas
the Court during the mast week
S
1t mus Deen KNOWN t0r some time that the
Hon F.. r. Iarne5. IT g. District Attorney
1ntcnaed 10 FlslI Europe at an early day, Tor
the ;,urppse of recuperatjnp his health which
Las become saoly impaired by hls afduous H.
bo1s. On Saturday morning he formally an-
nouneed to the Court his intended departure,
and ucder the art ef Aup. If 1876 the How
| s. A. Goodwin will take his place rs District
attorney ourlng nls apsence. lne 1oHo"lng
are the remarks Of 3fr. Larncd upon the occa-
| ..s+.
Zion 1e1effea W.
| 1 nm compelled to. cease buBiness for some
months, en1 10 see8 H II sea yoyass and entire
ani1. ~ v ~ ,rc7a;,,tnj n!l o
dsrntion tt nv profees;onai ann nnh1ic dnties
! IEayc. In pursuancc Of the authotity ciycn me
BY tic act Of Congress- Of August Is, 1856 appointed
| Hon. s. A. Goodwin Us my substitute during my
| absence. This appointment is, belieEc. entirely
acccpta6ie 70 yoar Aonol' ana mas feceiFed INC
ssanfcT f "a n ~ 1ne HE
approval of the same By lhe Secretary, I viii now
place on hle with the clerk Of this Court.
This II MI WHICH 1t 10 strictly necessary shon1
hnt Jeu Win rexa.t NY, ~ IL 5aseSt t " w nyts,
~ ~ n;c u ~. ~, ~ nnsst ahn5d h. nIS;nr
thst any one would do me- the Injustice to snnnose
that could be willing, in the present condition or
, 1863-03-16

CINCINNATI, March IS, 1869.
WMeKT-A fair demand, with 4 nf1n market.
Sales Of 7co brls ut 4545{-thc latter 1ate for wa
Gon.
PRoy1s1oas-The market Was quiet to-day. Ali
articles could have been bought on easy terme but
there was no inquiry Of importance. Bulk sides
averaging over 10 ps. werr offered at6c; 10 hhds
hams sold At 6c packed, delivered at Tcsre Haute.
Lard could not have been sold at over 101Hc.
, 1863-03-16

onione. collcctttsly ". Livingston & Co., Of
MilwAnkre 5U i,rlr vegetables. In Milwaukee.
Port Washington and other places q lot OF dried
fruit eous krout and pickles. Citizens of Turner,
ILL.,, by VIM. A11son, bfls potatoes. E. Streeter,
Darlington, br1s vegetables.
Besides the above, We have to-day received
the noble contribution mentioned in the fol-
lowing letter. Please make known that there
Is "further need" and moreover the Com
mittce have expended al their cash subscrip-
tions and now rely on vegetable subscriptions
which are better than cash. The freight is free
all tic way to Vieksburg, and every dollar ex-
pended in the country for vegetables may be
wo: tn mans life at Vicksburg.
IL. USnERwooD,
Board Of Traae, Vicksburg Relief Com.
1 TIE LITTER.
UNION LEAGUE OF BELorr,
Mlrch 13, 1863.
GEST1EHEN:-We shipped to day to your order
the following snppli.s tur the Sick soldiers q:
Vicl;sburg, ria. Racine and Northwestern Railroad
company:
G3 b1ls potatoes, y b1l DO; IS bsls tutn!ps'. %
fruit. assosted; brs dried apples; bIls plSklea
cabbage, (yegetable vinegar used; brs Peh,gis 1is
u hsl do; DO plck1ed cabbage. Total, 13t 0sae'
q half barrels, and box dried fruit.
We hare not been able to obtain az many yt wben
as VIC could Wieh. Horse ltautsE We c"n ee' "o
the weather ia Mtldur. .o, ,-,b.h1v
Should there be further need, VIC GIL psooe''s
collect another car load. +o.,,or.
There will be meeting Of tne LnnEho nc.ion
.T te tst-en to no On with collections. II 80, will
sdxjss Wlu ~ yoa. ;oa nespceif.lly, eo.,u
Ten Chairman
, 1863-03-16

there are about thirty boats, loaded With co7a-
one half OF which are on this side of NorT1s, and
the other half In the vicinity of Ottawa
, 1863-03-16

The seed market is unsettled and lower, with
more offering from wagons. and prices range at
eeed, and the demand limited. Flaxsecd Is scarce
and Worth % perbp.
, 1863-03-16

F1onr was quiet and neglected, except Spring su-
pcrs. which we're In good demand at $300s4 50 for
inferior to prime AL kinds Of Extras were ne
elected and nominal.
The Wheat market fell fully SC per hushcl-with
but Light sales at $1.s101.sa for No Spring. and
$1.teq1 .111K for No spring-the market closing
fat.
Corn was also dull and languid, and the market
closed at a depreciation OF H31c . bushel, with
sales Of Mixed at 50151Ac, and Rejected at 471,<c
a contract for $4,000 bushels Mixed Corn was
made, for delivery during the latter half Of april
buyers option, at SIC fob.
Oata were active and casier-with heavy aales at
ssQ5'c.
Rye was quiet at SIC.
Barley is still f1m-with transactions at Sl.1an
LAO.
Clover Seed <5.ssGsoo Timothy Seed was LEGS
active at $3.50.
Hiehwiues were held at 33c, without buyers,
There was considerable inquiry for vcssels to
load Immediately with corn at DC, to Buffalo, but
vessels were held at 10c-
Calenu Ratlrond Gratu Warehouse,
This grain warehouse, under the management OF
Meezrs. c. ". Wheeler & Co., and which has been
under repairs during the past two OF three months
Is row ready to receive grain The repairs and tm-
p,oycments made are quito extensive, and cauuot
fail to prore beneficial to all concerned.
, 1863-03-16
Dr. Ayers Now Mode Of euro.
THROAT AND LTs0 INSTITUTE,
u and 13 Mccormick Building,

Corner Randolph and Dearborn Streets.
The new mode Of cure, In throat, lung and heart
diseases is attracting much attention in city,
md merits tho candid consideration Of all who arc
In any respect affected with catarTh, Inflammation
OF the throat, bronchitis, asthma, and consumP-
ton. 1thas been tried, With the most remarkable
succees, by many Of the leading citizens Of Chi
cago, and ali admit that its effects are highly
Balata.y, afosding prompt and permanent
relief, md edectIug speedy and radical
cures, Indeed, phcrc everything, from patent
medicine and cmpfricIem to the best prescriptions
in common practice, has utterly failed, the patient
bes imnroyed from the moment OF beginning teeae
ment under the new system. ,,.,.a
c.ro,.1 v.ars ago 81 inhalattons OF nlcdicated
vanor' were introduced, aud acquired a acSc.'ta
popularity; but 1t has long been apparent 'na.
eometh1ng more was wantfng-fhat inhalaton alo
~ cure throat diseases, although 1t was long
.rox in advance of the old modes OF burning,
iodine. ca1onel, &c. As a curative agent in lung
diecasrs inha1ations arc Of the utmost importance
and benefit, and are therefore employed as part
Of the II New System Of cure.''
The fact Is generally known that "throat dis
eascsf (which always, Eponer or later, end In con-
eumpion} have Of late become fearla1ly prevalent,
and every year increasing In fatality
This - new system Of cure - ia decided I'M
provemcnt over the fnllalations OF yapoE, accom-
pIishfng ell the beneficial results which attend
that system, and aleo going far beyond It. Throat
diseases, however obstinate and long standing,
yield readily to its influence while In all affections
Of the lungs the results arc no LEGS marked and
gratifying. Consultation free. Office hours (week
doys) from 10 to o'clock; Sunday from 10 to II
O'Clock,
cEnE Fon CoreH OR coLn.-!ss ECON as there is
{hn lfip1tfaaf ri he II,
Guilty Of breathing, Or indications Of Cough, take
during the day few Browns Bronchial Tso-
Chess Containing demulcent Ingredients, they
a1lay Pulmonary Irritation. Military officers and
soldiers should hare them in readiness upon the
first appearance ofn Cold or Cough.
tD Practice Economy. Prepare for 's.alny
day." You can do this and have the pleasure Of
wearing beautifully shaded apparel, By using Howe
| & Stevens Boston Family Dye Colors, advertised
in this paper.
| E1cctropathy.
Dns. PA1GE d MERRILL. For the purpose Of
| completing the cure Of patients now under their
treatment, and OF others who desire to avail them
selves Of their new and successful system Of prac
tice, have made arrangements for Dr. Merrill to
| remain at the fremont House, for two or three
weeks from aatc, while Dr.. Paige will be at Rock
ford III.
Call 1t Room No. z, fremont House.
] A. PAIGE, II. D.,
). a. MERRILL, N. D.
Chicago, March II, 1868. mht4!2t
WCook & McIain, % Dearborn street and 1a3
South Clark street, clean and dye ladcs' dresses,
shawls, DC. Gents coats, vests aud pants reno
| yated In superior manner. Bonnets dyed,
bleached and pressed in the latest style.
mhlG3m
, 1863-03-16
TO TIE PICTURE PURLrc.
GPECIAL NOTICE.
WILSON Il MERRIAM.

1S CLARK ST. CHICAGO,
HAVE essabltshed an office In WASHINGTON D. C.,
attending to I'LL clain.s for '' 'S
Pensions, 1sounty, Arrears OF Pay,
and Prize Honey.
Also. al demands before the COURT OF CLA1hs: 10
aF1a IN the West Posxs3Es hQUAL FACILITIES lot 1ne
transaction Of business, a. We give
EVERY CLAIM OUR PERSONAL SUPERVISION.
LetterB enclosing stamp foc return p7s:ase VII re-
ce.yc prompt attention. ma3 o.aa3T
, 1863-03-16

Call 1t Room No. 2, fremont House.
A. PAIGE, n. D.,
). a. MERRILL, N. D.
Chicago, March II, 1868. mht4-2t

Cook l. McLain, % Dearborn street and 123
South Clark street, clean and dye ladics' dresses,
shawls, &c. Gents coats, vests aud pants reno
waited in superior manner. Bonusts dTed,
bleached and pressed in the latest style.
mhlG3m
- Paper Hargings selling at 1esa than New
York prices at F. E. Rigby'a, g Randolph street.
, 1863-03-16
Dr.Hunter on Continued
LATENT CONSUMPTION.
LETTER NO. Nu.

To the Editor Of the Tribune:
SIR: When patient has all tho symptoms Of
consumption strongly marked, 1t requires yerT !
little ekl in the physician to tell tho nature Of
Ills disease. No respectable nurse, who had once |
seen aueh caBe, could mletake it. But there are
certain obscure cases, arising from tubercles IN
the 1unEs, yet marked by no outward signs by |
which their nature may be known. which test to |
the utmost the diagnostic skill OF the physician.
The books describe thcse cases under the pn1ne |
'latent consumption because the tnbercles are
In latent OF Guiesccnt state producing neither
cough, expectoration, NOT splitting ol b!ood- Ihcfe
are in this form Of consumption no symptoms
which directly point to the lungs. Ihe practfeca
eye OF physician Of experience IN tue treatment
Of pulmonary diseases would probably detect IN
the counteoancc what would lend him to carefully
examine the chest, but the general practitioner,
having only limited experience in the physios
nomT Of rconsu,rptiye cases. would ece nothing be.
yon the fact tat the patient was slowly declining
in euc.ry and bodily viEor as there is no cough,
no pain in the cheat, no cxpcctoration, the 1unss
would probably be overlooked altogether until
Eomc one OF these symptoms arose, and that in
latent consumption means until the last stage seta
in. and the end is near at hand. 4 gentleman came
to ronault me thc otb,r a,v f-or Snr;n,6e,,
MICS ,rho,a ,ieo,oo ,vos ~ +b;a cha-octor
~-ass'' whose u4sease "as VI tu'' etasasser,
By either his physicians or friends. Fad he not
accidentally taken cold, and suffered from slight
pain in his side. he .,ou1d moi have even thoueht
II pose;b1a ba 1unca co,,, ,c t7;aoaaed IN cror.
fup his cheat found the suncrior)oh of thc left
1nnp filed with tuhcrcn1es in ,atcnt stotc This
,ert1o,nap bs1 ham l., ,oo- hoo1th oororo, ,..,t,.
gsn'leman nae oech IN poor health several nohths*
on1 hoooos eonla tei nm why ae d1u not got we'll
nc haa consui1ed halt score OF doctors' md got
, 1863-03-16
Illinois and michigan Canal.

The upward bound feet OF cana1boat with grain
are detasncdby ice on this side Of Norris. The ice
isrot very thick, but 1t is sharp and sufficient to
in;uze the boats. Betweea Lasalle and this city