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bUs9"% Door, @U-Dne hundred and forty
nan laahrr' IN the iron ioundrry at Neponset
s'rUtk Tor higher wages SATURDAY GneIuonp.
ana 'heie were Indications OF srrlou, r., /
Inc town uu'h"rt es, on teing notified Of TIE
-oI, sehI 1" porto" Tor police ali, which Wa
promptly furnished, and eleven of the lrad,' .
alriAers we're arrested and comuitted 10 Iaii
~, Other ""rh:Hcu then quickly Dispersed,
nnH N'H Fro1",iy resume WORK at tie Old
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Enlistni.nts.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 2l.--The time for enlist
ments In Indiana has been extended 10 Jan.
nary .. About 1000 volunteers have been
raised for the new and old regiments.
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To Administrative call the sttention Of
eusipess men to the cisssife OF our advertise
ments. We intend to keep business eye to thi,
matter for the benefit OF our patrons.
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Senator Bayard has not yet taken the new
oath In the Senate, and that body is disposed
to permit him to go over the holidays without
taking II.
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with Members OF Com
Rress.

Rress.
A paragraph Is going the rounds of the press
stating that persons writing to members Of
Congress must prepay their letters. This is
mistake, Eve were led into the same error;)
that rule applying only to letters addressed to
officials In other departments of the Govern.
ment. We may state, however, that prepaid
letters to NJ. C.'s will be forwarded lust as If
they were unpaid.
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III + T II W i Elk
i AND
FIFTH ADDITION,

GEN brILER IN NEW ORLEANS. A History
o., me Administration OF the Department of The
Gun III the Ne : 1852, with an Account OF tho
Cap ure oi New Orleans aud \ Sketch OF the ne.
nipns career Of the General, Civil aud hIilitnr,
W JAMES PARTON, author of tLif and Tim,,
q aaron BnT," "LiJr Of AHdYe,r .iirksnn.n etc
otuwh svo, with steel Portraits .Id Mans
Clo'h 81; half calf, So. SO
- hr' Parton Is the hest Of bOOk-nakcrs " SAYS a
correspondent al the Springfield Republican In refer
enc. 10 this Volume. lie is certainly the best OF
h"sraphcrs IN these respects; he darCs to tell the
whole truth about his hero, aud Ia, the power al
clothing lbs arIrnii0n with wonderful nsciuatlou
The New York Iribnn" sa!s:" It is needless to
say that tile Volume combines the charms VI "A
romance with the truth Of history. II IT, pcrhrps.
the most readable book OF the season"
The ho"0d IgH pIU4ounccs 1t "dbs0lut,Iy the
most interesting novel Of tie day, OAly itis tot
u newell It j. III" truth " Very page /. full Of
say The Commonwealth; rnh columns Of
. !H'nendatoiy notices might he quo'pi Conclu.
sivc eyGrLcc Of the value of this book Is Afforded
10 ne lsct that edition itcg edition Ia exhausted
40 fast as !. comcs rom the pfcsS. Five edition,
have been called FOR in sB many weeks The sixth
"a III prcas. For sale by MASON X HAMLIN, Roc.
ton, and by booksellers generally.
Published hy MASON BROTHERS,
n'.! :as*w Mercer street, New York.
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HALIFAX, Dec. 2l.-There is nothing new
to-day. No arrests. The Acacia, the last
gunboat, sailed tonight.
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Orphans Court.

JUDGE PURCELL.
The last will and testament of Edsard Wsyscns
was tl'd for probate; and also, the last will and
testament Of Thomas Rigglcs
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Gold Record To-day.

NoTIcE.-Subscribers falling 10 receive the
RrPvsLIcAs regularly will please notify this Office
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10 NOTlCE.-A Select Concert will he
given by the young ladies' OF the second Djsttiot
Grammar school, on Wednesday evening, Deem.
ber 1868. at the First Baptist Church. Thirteenth
s,reel, between and X. The proceeds TO be an.
pied TO assist In furnishing the new hall for W ,r.
chip. w. "
The programme will consist Of choic, selectIops
from the best masters
Tickets 30 cents Doors open at ~; concert
commences fs 6clock. de22.ots
Ef.wAsHINGTON LECTURE AssOCy-
IloN.-Ihe uGf .rtunatc necessity which compels
the Two irat Lecturers Of our proposed Course to
postpone to later date their visit TO Washing.
ton obliEes the m,nageTs of the Washington Lee.
lure shtsoeiation to defer the opening Of the
course for a lew days. We are hoping to be
able, with but slight delsy, to offer our friends
series OF Lectures worthy to follow our very
successful course Of the winter before last,
JOSH PIERPONT, President
= john \. FAIRBANKS, Secretary. de9i.2t
II The Undersigned. thankful for mas,
iayors takes this method OF informing his old Gus.
toners and the. public in general, that he is now
prepared to I'LL all orders for the Christmas Holli.
days. Particular attention IL called to my hne as
sortment Of French Confectionery, Fancy Cakes
and Jellies.
Parties wishing to send cakes, ETC., to their
friends In the army, navy, or elsewhere, can have
them carefully packed, ready for shipment.
T. POTENTINL
30 Pennsylvania avenue,
bet. Tenth and Eleventh SITS, south side
de2i-iws
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THE RUSSIAN HOLIDAY HAT.
l. $pmslLing new and dosi abIc for youlg men
NJ" all the rass IN New ioik Just opened ct
u. ii. SllNEMETZs,
deie-St Halter, 2SG Pa. avenue
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N JSrH.

THIS PAPER Is NOW FURNISHED BY CAR
RIERs TO SUBSCRIBERS IN THIS CITY AM,
IN GEoRoETowN AT THIRTY CENTS PEI
~ lkIA
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SPECTAT NOTICES

= ~ Fatr.-A Fatr fer ths beneAs cf Chrtst
Church, tRev d. Morseips.) will be held som.
nsucing December 18th, and continuinr during
hrtetmas week, at Odd Fslows' Hall, Navy-YarT
Handsome Fancy and Useful krticies ehi able Tor
Gh risnnas Presents, 1oys, Confeotion. ry and Re.
treatments will be Tor sale. The ladies earne ,tly
solicit the patronage of the public. dec72-iws'
:. - steamer ssIvsr has arrived nom
New nolk, and 10 DOW discharging cargo from loot
p please ATTEND to 'he reception ofthsir soods at
-. MORGAN 4 RHivEHARr. A,en,,.
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The Sew Issue OF National Currency

We are indebted to cashier HUNTINGTON. of
the "F,R3r NATIONAL BANK OF WAsuryGToS. q"
Tor si"cimen Of the frst issue Of national
currer ry for that institution. 1t Is altogether
too conrl Gated to describe, and We doubt If 1t
can be ees,y cOunterfri.ed. The note before
u. is Of the denomination OF 1--WE dollars, is not
So clumsy and bulky as the orr snal green.
balls" Clearly printed on excellent paper, and
The cngraviuss, OF the front and back, are
hneiy executed. The artists subject on the
note Is C"lrNBrs-his discovery of American
and; tie 'Landing;" and his Introduction of
the New Word TO the Old.
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DIED.

90 tie Goth aus, NJ nv r NJ hTyIT ELIZA
l ETn daughter OF Joseph aid S.ilis / 10 sfJId
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~. The OAee q ths Maternal Rspubli.
srivanAa avenus a1A d oefeee.
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: JOHN y. FAIRBANKS, Secretary. de2l.2t



S5-C0mfort for the Army-Wilson's date
Evans Patent Tent Stoye.-The undersigned, h,y-
ing pufchastd all the conflicting intererts III the
NOM n uon r1r,age Tent st9y for army
snN,S pxTrMT TWn' w.Ihont deiay WIN WI.
a,itb o,,h, -, ! ~ sioNE 70 maze OF cast iron,
tweivs Smches ,r p,pe, saen s'ovs packed In box
ms ah,mt tu,op NJ, sa, auu We gn'"p, Az complete,
psctness and utility For sale by iii the pro,n,nrnt
aeserS III stoves q sntist,s suppl es
80, a. b. ,. WILSON, sole Proprietor,
"eNH National Hotel, WRshingtop.'
IT. s,o... IA, L..
bnns. 80 ~ IT., M nr,ck war
aeS, psnS:yvania avenue, two doors from Four
Com,snv nG s,rth 49, 1' ~ naph
'y ir,,is avenue. ~
"' A. d iALCoi !, hahaser
~ Diseases OF the Nervous, seminal,
t usia,ary ana SeXuai s5ttems-now and reliable
sha,,n' A ari,in seNen ie,lsF chyeioits, nee o.
am,..,, .ts, VI :: shiLLlS hOoGhlON,
phiIaasnL1s D. N"' sou'h nihth street,
-" hoSs-dSW1m
q. Iunnc schoois.-There arc n few va
rbt pis,fic,, iifst and second wards OF the city
SIs. q, at; ;, ss1 be obtained by an carly
" '' J. q WpTsoN
''' We" 'o'R Nv" pes. I'm ana iSth cts.
$40 u s,r.., norn, ~. ~ LIZ,
sess-.i Sui,.Il,.rI T,npstto". "a, Sn TAI.
- 49,
ihs only place where ycn can pnrchase India
tncSe good, o. ~ kinds ~ Hcntlfrc,t1srr priccsis
II, 4, !thLLs India Rubber WsrehOliE., si1
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The Enrolment Bill,

The following amendment will he proposed
by Senator AntOhy In the enrolment bill:
amy person drafted into the military service
of the Cutod States, who Is cons cientlously
unable to perform military service or pay COM
mutation therefor, by fcasQn of his sincere and
religious scruplcn against Tearing arms, may
apply by petition to any Judge Of any court Of
The United States for the circuit or district In
which he resides, setting forth the facts;
whercupon the said Judge shall proceed sum
mar!J to hear aud determiuc the case; aud
IL 1t shall appear thgt such petition 10 honest
aud trur, aud that such petitioner shall have
maintained consistent character ia accord
ancc with his well known religious profession
incompatible" with military service, the Judge
~ court ntnr, -Hd may order and direct thai
such petitioner shall IL relieved from the pen
allies provided Tor his refusal to respond TO
said draft and to bear arms; but the Judicial
record aud the certificate thereof shall never.
thee's declare that Pn"h g. rInI I'd person still
r-.LI.us ia fptv no nOupr rotIud 10 cOutribu,e
towards any public hOsyilu. or charitable ser
vie" pc"cr oilrrin- IN accordance with his
lncNns.
Tin, 4 g.,r
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II Wa announced In a New York PAPER, n
da! or two ugo, that "thr contract for saving
the hides and taHow Of animals slaughtered
her Oh Government account has been accorded
to the same parties who have Lad It from the
Je-I.nipg oi the wur." No such award has
be-u mGGg, aul IL UG.cr 10 yure free com.
pei.'Iop In t!ds, L!or.. Col Bel, Comm!ssary,
has extended tho time tIr receiving proposals
to Iurndav, De-. ..
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,e2i.tr

Ii btoraRe-m Fire-proof Brick War;
house, Tot OF I street. Apply to FRED. y I or.
HENs, Pennsylvania avenue, two doors from, Four
eenth street. oc20-tf
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STALED PROPOSALS ARE INyIv

SFALED PROPOSALS ARE INNIT.
~ ell until the 2Jd day of December, 1861 a, 10
"a Tor tho Hides, Tallow, HooIs and dorns, OF All
"Fefhmett ~ tie, slsughtered within the an cient
MINUS nl Tie District OF Columbia for three mo 1ths
OF more ON the commencement oi the contract.
rae above articles to be collected by the cOn-
fn:'s, and r"novch tom tho various placcs ut
Which the cattle HC gl ,uh AT such time az may be
deslgnatcG by the officer In charge.
pc contFHHpI cha he liable for all the Hides
thliuw, Hoo $, hrA Hprua, coming from every AMI
nal blhuHhitreii unicss 1t eau be made satlsisctu.
ny 70 appear 10 thv Su"fistefcr Department that
obtain the said hrtig,rs.
PnymcGt viii he required c.'Iy ten days IN Gov.
ernIuen' funds,
Bids should &c made in dup ic,te, aud An oath Of
slleBi"ucc must accompany The bids.
The coatrig or viii bs held Accountable for tho
Hides, Ne, once week Si,es the signing pf Tie
contract.
A Bond will he required upon the &C, eprance OF
tract
Bits to be directed to Lieut.. Col. C. BFLI,C.s
l a." Waghlngtrn, D. C., and endorsed rIop1.
""i' ioi Hides aud IAllnw: uo2S satuth&4ce2i
FAIINSIOS OF 1IME
u haNiE been announced through the presa Ihst
me guHtrRCt Tor saving fke HIdpg and IHlln,, al
anlmaIa slaughtered hrrc OH Gu.cIuIucnt nyeuui,i
hHs hecn accorded {" the same parties who have
Lac. u iFohi inc beginning OF the war" and no IGh
award nav Ing been made and the time llr rcrrII.
!BPI"poslh not nav iB yet arri ed notice l. here
~ EhrA' lhu' u nld"I 10 correct Any A-uullrI.
.lhuhs Ihhl hiA exist, RnI 10 SECURE for the Gov
rIuW'hI Tue advantage of the gTprtCst number Of
bids, and III, highest price for Hides and TrllnW
iinol5 AHh HprnshC tiuC for Offering proposals IL
'Ntrnt" uhll TUESDAY, De- EMnLR 4l'!l l,Ji
a. - VI 80 Proposals viii he opened before iAal
nmr, a'id no Dads VIII be considered unless accom-
panied BY the usual guarantees, and the bidder,
are present To respond To their bids.
GEORGE DELL
"|s-'V' Lieut., col and {, S.
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~ Omc- OF the Independent TsI.r rauh
Company, G6 Ninth street, (uue door from Penn.
hyiyznia avenue.
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ias only place Whore you can prrchase India
nbte, goods Of si kinds At Manufacturer prise, IL
II, A, !tALIs lndis Rubber WsreholE., ia
'-hhsyivant1 Yvenue. hs'wscn Ninth .nd Tenth
ttecs Also, all kinds Of Rubber gooha be.utl.
rally repaired at EhoE. nolice. Ar .I-G
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Diseases Of the Nervous, Seminal,
Urinary and Sexual SyTtems--ncw and rsIinhls
treatment IN Reports Of the Howard Ayroriat,onJ
sat ny man IN sealed letter ENVELOPES, tree o.
howsIi Association, No. South Ninth street,
Philadelphia, Pa, no2s-ISwlm
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-22

OMITTED TO TIM OLD CAPITOL. The fol-
lowing parties were to-day committed To the Old
Capitol by oFier "i Provost Marshal Todd Jno
smith sHspieIous character Henry Berger rebel
refugee; Jas. Hewitt and ! nton Schultz, I'd PeEn.
sylvenin artillery under sentence of court martial
, 1863-06-19

and yet':wee doanot raet ABIDE sourscrimf
tal e1prft, foEstflke our penal laws :ff6Er The
sthtuto huqk.: It is worthy Of -Tahark. that
Il oso EhH nuke the greatest noise about the
hardships attending the arrest 81 tfaitors IN
the: NORTH, have nothing to say ii behalf Of
the. thousands If loyal men who hare been
deprived Of their liberty ,bT .traitors Id the
soutb.: *Thsy have no tears to shed for: the
lnna1eds Of Union men who have. died by
rebelhnlers IN. .thb mountsilr, Of Tennessee,
or been hunted dQVn like Wild beasts, and
Te4as: Those Northern = b45t1les,n' in which
. fSw disloyal "ytctin1s Of government tyr
amy" were for . time cleanly qualtered and
g,uteelly ATTENDED, do 50: haunt their liberty
loving mi1z!s =. that thelr dma atnations never
visit The foul and fostering prison :dens of
Rlchmo ond and other places, were Southern Da-
tiots lie covered with ycr1nln aud rags! !
.ln. leaving this subject. T; wlH. say. that
! think: no man places .higher: :estlmate
than I do, upon personal liberty and the
GIT at writ; by. which Il is shielded. Most
true,t The writ Of hdoeas corpus is the
daily bread of the Constitution; most true,
the susFenktun Of 1t ia;thefexttsmes medicine
Of the Constitution ;-but there is time tor
extreme medicine IS well as-for dnfly bread.
, 1863-06-19

10 EMAIl lHE puu1lC ealGLf UA htE-l4l aIAu per-
ilous occasions! And who but ademagogue
aud traitor at heart wil-citc- the resistance
which waa made to tho so1e,' Us "a precedent
tuetifying resistance to the other? -
TIE power Of which speak, though l take
tt not from necessity, was yet taken from ne
cessity by those r no made our Constitution.
It's equivalent has fonud a plnce In every es-
established; and permanent government that
ever existed, md mnst SO hnd to the end Of
time. -
It has found aplace, though in different mea-
1Eures and under different forms, in the Con-
isutlons of the three great FREQ societies
which have cxerted the most extended politl-
cal influence upon mankind the Roman Re
public, the limited Monarchy Of ENGLAND and
their Republic reached the verge OF destruc-
tion, as more than once it did, it was the
practice Of The Senate to promulgatc the tsse-
s,dtus co,.Snl{una utinue steccssitatts," the Cor
dinnncc Of utmost, necessity and to place
for the time being absolute authority In the
hands OF dictator. : Thus Ciucinnatns, hon
ored in allatter ages, Was called from the plow
for the salvation OF his county, Such was
:the .Rcman Constn utlon,: Bj the Constftu-
tion' of england, the great writ Of personaI
liberty may be suspended, and dlstoyal per-
sons summarlly arrested and detadned, whcn-
ever the kingdom is in real danger. It Is not
necessary TINT there should be an. invasion or
to be revolutionary: In their aohtect, were
formed. in :ynfioas: parts; Of. the Island;
the writ ii. kdtfdS corpus was suspended,
although there was no Invasion and no rebel
lion. We hare 1een.that nn4er & onF c!nstltn: a
tion there must be not only Pnbiic danger
but also invasion. or rebellion In tho Repu6.
lie; in order to justify the suspension Of tho
Wit : So that, a. the cxt:aoIdinary power
provide d for the safety Of the State in times
Of grca1 emergency, is altogether narrower II
thu British Constitution than it was in that Of
the Roman Republic; 50, too, 1t is. narrowel
in our Constitution than.lt is: In that Of Eng
l.na: Bnt, though narrower, thonga. bearing
England Of thc. United States, il Is equally
efficient tor the:purposc Of saving the State
for the reason that these communities a7e In
:compa1ab1J more perfect: In their. Constitu.
tions:shan MAS tho Roman Republic. r.:
To ~ that this power Is liable to abuse, o,
tllt dtmay.1'e~ missnk enlY .emploJed in par
ticu1ar eases,ia to y7nothipg. to, tho pur
| poeo; The same objection lies: to all hu iaa1
1 power. .-How often have innocent men! beei
eaiitaDy punished; Of: subjected to The dis
| gfaco 81 impri5 5oumeut III 5sil 'orpeaitenti4r,
, 1863-06-19
5prfftdNdftrts.
~ oLFEs'. '.::X,fj;S;oMXTIc sCHtE.
w DAM SCUNApps -. a-s,; ,'Ii..st


JAN eCaNAFtS. - . -.
4 untvcrsai curative IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
h. .cnuCh &e - ''-S' ''
- f..tt,nn.
, Reconmsndea BY the Medical Fscnhy ~ S@'a'n'
ran In fhe recnn,.1 F Ty-EpEpsfA in al ttz f0tE0A-
opE beer without % rival = at.essed By universe
medical tzt,monv. .., Z
~. r.~...Ss c,,,,%rt T.rnr4rtfes of tne s'Are.
1ne D1use.le INC ro -enarr II dersaenfy ~
caou. in Gravel and al other affections ID the Kidneys.
II Gout and Ehcumstisu. II 1tASen Ia the FORM o1
xarm nupeh, the atines ktAg warmly uoTared npef,
~.t 49,. .,coaoc s.,i,nton ~, rf1ect snrtav fuie
NJ nuluAe.eAeue.a1" 80
Taken ~ shotrrnch. tn humorN and Bpe3nodtc A1ta-
soa, affords iamsdat 1eltef from tho distreaa4g
E"F.om., 4 {
eo stace in Arua and Feyar and orepares tho .ystea
Iotue."es -" o@1e ~ esst' s@o sP~0 t@1o - 49, ess
.+,t.sa - -
r,.r,
+rn,-o-s. sn.. f.,e+tan ~ th- nyer.
sn,d, n~otrc-. has,:n .:s-s+.aa. - .hoo,d he IT,
~ ~. - ~ ~. -.
80 Ce.u.n.1..~.", - 80" -. p,stos- ~ ~. B,ooa \
49,. e@ ~. 80 -, s,,..S,. .ra rnaer al ~
, 1863-06-19
,llrr'tiktut Nata1.. =
" ALU ABLE
-REAA.ESTAFE
st AUCTION to Close an Estate

-. =. ~:
- - = :: -. - 5.-..- =.
Or MONDAY. :eth Jnos trss:, At 10 o'oacos: /; ;M1
on t .ne pssMsses wo viii offer sale - Pdbi, To-
r.ncs .as Desirable hnst1sss and eotttonc
1eaAia-G GsAHhE1ss-vt1;@ - : :jv'-J GA
f;osAs: f;As:GI4Akk sIKEEr slnsa t.. 1es1zt1s> rr.1s:
~ q teet tfont On Clark atfeat Dr. I'D
-h1o he Id ie-t OF lots u md /, .,ca "a rs
OF ne1AfKstsees-sun]ectf 10 Less, to Nay, lsi5;
on LAsAILE STREET: Lots >. !. ..:.s,;La1 4.
1oIt to an alley. f----:t- : g, - 49,
On lot tsa good Disabling house. now renting log
,Aho- lot =. block u, corner 9f La.ane aad Eln
R:1ci IS. 81 fget oe Iaka1ie by I'D feet On E1u-
4uartt Eclsb. ha.tnch II ooa. twoa1T
tJe% reazs. with eeE cent. interest. A1u4ly--- =
sjs.. - - J t.-1
s.. i. oGnRN. :ELRETWG Il co.. ::
a: r. -.
, 1863-06-19

vCHE CONFESSIONS AND EX-
pENIENCK OF AN INVALID Published for
the beDeft. and A. = EsrEipE and oAT11ox 70
mature Decay Of Manhood. etc. supplying AZ 1ae saue
t0s' TIE MEANS or SELF cUEE.
y one who has cured himself after being nut to great
Ell ense and injury through medical huubug aud
BV enclosing ro.t pald adareasn3 onyelopt single
roplcs fnsy be hal Of tae author. NAIHASlEIMAi-
FAIR. E49., NedfoE4. Kings County y. y.
tc1cCSsE5uipAW
, 1863-06-19
STATES EMPRESS
~ :. U0~AEY-
Important Notice 70 the Public;

1WpUIkaut H0LlG0 ~ IAo A04t!
The United Stats Express Company viii commence
on the 18th nBt to do 6us1uees the folio wing 1Ees
of ralos sds II the 6tzte Of Wlesonatn II: Tne Cai
rago and Milwaukee lat1roAd the Milwaukee, and
Prairie da Csen Railroad and tae Southern Wisconsin
Gene7si SUPERINTENDENT, HENRY KIP. ESQ., has exab.
shed reEu!nr olce. at the places nAod N the l!st
attached 10 tila potlce: :Aad 0nr very m1Ey f1cnds
and patrons may believe ne Whsn say mt Il gyes
tho iaclIlet for doing bustLes over the above named
ltnes OF ruads have been secured 70 hs Copany and
shall hold ourselves in readiness to do Hay business
t!ly may h.ye IN Wl&coustn Mt arg oI the posats
reached by the shove 1oada IA we have heretofore. On
Very respectfully.
,..-.- a. D. C0LVIS. Agtnt.
Tie following named places VIII undertita arrange
ment be reached 1y Tits Company:
wAukcgan, III. hfuoSsa WIZ
WnnErFhaY Wis White Wafer, N4,
rititnt Wig.. -6toughton. Wis.,
Nfadtssn WIn:-.: - - Mnzonan!e, W1g..
- jone ii4scE Wis. ---.-- Nzscoda- Wla,
3fn.rnbeis via. - ,- .Janesy1lIe Wis.,.
iirnsdhna VIA Monroe. Via,
prairin du Chiea, Wis. NcG-egor. Iowa.
tnS1s cS4 III
, 1863-06-19
3:lnontiul.
: 3lrlontiul.
CHICAGO AND MILWAUKEE
-..-' = - -
!: RAILWAY COMPANY. :.
stockholders Notice.

r,te,t o{tns stockSo!ders Of the Chicago aad ,Mi-
Wauka Eai road Company aud Of the Mlvankee and
FAMED Company u city of Nliw 4ukee. tho I'd day
June Irssa0t. 4. the heu orr O'Clock: tuf the
NilY aukee Raiu ~ Company pursuant to the aee OF
:consalidntiou betwe.n sid Ihtcago md s saukee.
ii Mija aukea ard Chicago Railroad Compalles. At
whch election SIT stockhn'dets, OF said two original
nca,IeR. shown By the Stock Books Of tae re
erectirc Cotanies at the time atz BOOKS closed
tor the purpose OF Capitalization. on the 5l dsJ o1
June insant Will ha entitled to vote. either n pers1n
said Directors arail b ottcte ana enter ppoftnei
duties the aHat1s Of sald ste1 Company will
.by il ur de1agncd a. Provts!o1A Directors On SAD
alter tie 18th astaat. ths Chicago an NJ Waukee ls*
,for sfock upon the baais ol consolidation. on sasteh
de- Stock Certificates in tae original !;ompanisA
al; . eIiNHLEs l. FR0sT.
=. .-.. - 80 JOHN " AYEh.-
+. & R09EHS
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, 1863-06-19
Army Entlers End the Puhllc.
yn1Hx IODINE WATER.

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ccnLumrtioA. Dyspers,a. Rheu1susE. Neu1tS1a.
Eercurlal Discs aad s thoce distressing nn6 a1ic-
Eg 1aRladies wAicl from e1feebea. v1aateo
Ut ot the blood detective nutrition. an Impure as-
laos}hrIc. DC.
It's gcouincncse ~ pure solution and its excellence
u mediciuc attested by such distinguished nanea
Is DrJ +. Chltcn. Prot. :. H. Parker. Prot J. c.
tooth and atherr equAlly wel1 known to sc3enca.
u per bottle
Physicians and Chnn,ista, <2S Broadway. II. r.
FOR sale ty BLISS SaARF.
hlS c117Sn III 1aEe stFtst> Chicago. IL
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and rr1stcst sastt1acunD. usc uEDsoss :1xRtvAIIKn
TOOTH PAs1K. To reuovc tartar OF heal diseased
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