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the qualification of hatred, purposes Of party.
ambitious orscctIonat advantage. Lctno one
demand that the blood Of his ncighbor shall
be shed. Let no ono think that the people,
who have refused to yield this Union to re-
bellion at the South, will permit Its rcstora-
tiou to be prevented BY fanaticism at the
North,
In conclusion, hc says tho condition Of our
country is not hopeless, unless It Is. made SO
by passions md prcjudlces which arc incon-
eistent with the government Of great coun-
try. VIC must accept the condition Of alIatrs
as they stand ut this moment. The fortunes
Of our country arc Influenced by the results
Of battles. Our armies In the field must be
supported. All constitutional demands Of
the general government must be promptly re-
spondcd to. Under no circumstances can the
division Of the Union be conceded. We will
nut forth every c1crtion of power; VIC will
use every policy Of conciliatton; we will hold
out every induccment to the people of the
South to return to thcirallegiance, consistent
with hnnor. =. -. -
I'VE will guarantee them every right, every
consideration demanded by the constitution,
aud by that fratcrnal regard which must prevail
in a common country, but We eau never vol
unfairly consent to the breaking up of tlae
Union Of these States, or the destruction o1
the constitution,
, 1863-01-08
FROM MEMPHIS.
An Important Order from Gen. Hur1-
but

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trlbune.]
NExr11s, Jan. 4, via CA1Ho, Jan Z, 1858.
Pertinent to the late opening Of the Mem
phis and Charleston Railroad, the following
order has been issued from Memphis By Gen.
Hurlbut:
HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT OF MENPu1s,
., MENFH1s, Tenn, jan. 4, 1868.
GENERAL ORDERS No. 10.-Pnrsuant to in
structions received from the Major General
commanding the Department Of Tennessee,
the undersigned publlshes the following gen.
cral order for the benefit Of those whom It
may concern. It Is well known TINT many
lection Of the American flag arc constantly
plotting against. the authorities which
hitherto have allowed them to remain
undisturhcd- It is further veil known
that some persons are in constant
communication with guerilla bands whlch in
fest the neighboring country, aud exist by
carefully aToid collision with our troops.
Many Of these sympathizers have expressed
determination that the Charleston and :Mcm-
phis Railroad shall not be used BY the United
States. All such persons may rest assured
that military authority will run and use that
railroad rs long as necessary for the PUBLIC
property, between Hatchie and Coldwatc1
Rivers, will be remored If necessary
to IN unobstructed use Of the
road. Nay, more. every family In
the city Of, Memphis of doubtful loyalty
whether they have gone through from taking
the oath Of allegiance or not, will be sen1
north Of our lines, If those measures shall be
come necessary for every raid or attempted
raid BY gueri1las upon railroads.
Citizens will not be considered re.
sponsib1e for attacks made by regularly
organized forces Of the public enemy, bu'
will be held responsible for. irregular forces
which arc mainly kept up or suppplfed BY
Any person not belonging to the Confederate
army, who shall supply af1ns, ammunition o.
military supplies to these law1ess bands. viii
be summarily tried by military commission
and II sentenced by that commission, exccu
| led forthwith. ::
By command Of Maj. Gen. Hurlbut.
(Signed) W.H.TnuRsToS; A. 4. G.
, 1863-01-08
FROM OHIO.


CLEVELAND, Jan. 7.-The message of Gov.
Tod was delivered yesterday to the adjourned
session Of the Ohio Legislature. Referring to
the yet uucruslcd rebellion, the Governor
crisis forces upon us. There should BE- ,,,1o no
cause sufficient to Justify the Suite IN taS ..xc6
up parms against the General goYeTnnn1en,,1 Yenna1,1oenf
Ind the authorities Of the fcde!tt fcdet,,t;"us - Hb;o
intcriercd in the domestic tnt - w.
Or South carGI4ot n9o the ,e ferer M or excluding It
1an,n 1rS he Iatfcr. This would not give The
sIirI,tcet pretcxt for armed resistance. But
no such attempt had been made or thought
OF, as the authors and leaders of The rebellion
well inow. To bring these men to the pun
isl,mcnt they deserve, and restore law and or
der, the people of Ohio will willingly bear
any burden which may be put upon them.
Ohio has 7l5,a2 volunteers, &C, 900 Of whom
are In the field. Twelve thousand have
been drafted, A part Of these enlisted af-
tcrwards as three years. The balance has
been diminished by varinu5 causes, until there
are only about 2, 400 drafted men In the ser:
vice. The Governor recommends thorough
reorganization Of the militia, and the c5tab.
lishment Of i school for military instruction.
He justifjes the suspension Of the writ oi
habcas corpus, and advises the passage Of i
Inv Furnishing resistance to the draft; also a
Inv allowing soldiers to yotc.
The cash balance in the treasury, Nov: 10Th
vas $418, ,450 Tie balance Of the message L
devoted to State affairs.
CoIuMpCs, Jan. 6.-Thc Ohio Legislator.
commenced work to-day. The Governor
message WAS received and resd In both brunch
cs. 1t is weak affair.
Resolutions coudc,uning arbitrary and lille
gal arrests in Ohio, and demanding adherence
to the Constitution aud laws hereafter. wer
s. .Finck, who is aDcmocratic Congressman
, 1863-01-08

NEW TORK, Jan. .T.-CoTros-Lees active, and
scarcely 30 nrm. Sales 400 bales at &c for mid
ding uplands.
FIouR-Lesa active and dropping, At $8asas5o
for extra state: $5R1610 for super -Hestera ;
$G4E46-s1 for common to medium extra western ;
$690GfT-C0 for common to good shipping brands
extra round hoop Ohio: and s. $'.10GbSa5 for trade
brands, closing with sellers disposed to accept a
slight decline.
. -NmsKr-Quiet and unchanged.
GRAIN-Wbeat tess active. and closes shade
easier Chicago spring $1aa01. s.; Mil club 3i.ss
Illinois $1.40. Cosn-only . limited business do
Ing without material chance Oats In fair request
at 67n71c.
GRocER1Ee-Cofee firm with faIr demand for
Rio at 25HG129c: Santos 2sSRa9: 115 bags Mara
raibo 1T 9l@25c; Java u 3+c. Sugar .qniet
and firm Molasses dtm !; old crop New Orleans,
ao6i44c; hi b71s do, sc.
F1oris1oSs-Pork market opened steady and
closed easier at "a 121fE14.25 for mess; {1l.5k1
foee shpde salea at sas esf Tesern
1ard less active but very nrzn nt 9AG110c-
, 1863-01-08

WEDSz8DAf EFKN1Na, jan. Z, Is4S3-
PROVISIONS Market for Ba.rclcd Pork htm
Box and Bulk Meata quiet Lard firm, with an up
ward tendency. Sales: so brls Prime Mess Pork
At $lt.1o; 500 brls country packed Mess Pork at
$126sH: 8,t00pgs Bulk Sides, loose. at 55fc; ..50U
casks 10 bfls sweet picked Hams at 1.5o; 40o0
pcs Green Hams at 43ic ;5,l0tpcs Green Shoulders
at SIC: 200 boxes Short Mlddlcs at SIC; 100 boxes
Bonelcss Aiddlee. in two lois. at 6z3c: 5ot tres
prime c!tJ Kcttle rendered Lard ut S3d: 100 trcs
prime city Kettle rendered Leaf Lard at SIC; 100
rendered Leaf Lard ut ee5c: 500 tres city steam
rendered do at SIC: 800 trcx eteam at 3sc; 61trcs
Head Lnrd at C: 100 pkgs Mixed Grease ut .6.1c;
20 tres White at TAc-
BUTTER-In fair demand and eteadJ. Sales :
145 pkGs good to prime at t3G514c.
DRESSED Received s,1sl Market
about &c better on heavy hogs; but light are un-
, 1863-01-08
COMMERCIAL.
"WEDNESDAY EVENING" Jan. 7, 1853.

81 ....,.,t- - n. .vor, ,r,a+
I'D ess,ar. nrt prox,sfona we're t,rm
Tha -oc,3rts r TJo1u ,,,r;po the m II twentyfou,
tor-s 80 ~ InI-or ,rh,rh . IA wore dre.sc4
IN The corresponding date last wear the rcceipts of
1rors ra,a soo
she market for Dressed Hors to-day WIS hrmcr
win an advance Of about &c On good averages.
45pbt Hors. however. werc without material
change, especially for lots held over from last week
Fresh arrivals met with ready sue at full prices,
The .nnge of prices paid was 2360G>a 40. the bulk
OF the Gales being at 404 e5, dividing On 200 bs,
Extra heayy were quick at $4s00440.
Lire Hogs we're in good supply. to-day and the
ofIeriara generally were of better quality than
those Of Yesterday. The clear. cold weather. 30
favorable for cnttfnp. has etfmnlated the packers
and r,r+n AN 5mnroycd tame tn thu market. For
hpavv .vaichta va nnta an acttre and hnov.nt o-.
tat-r1o.1nc Arm ot .n 1mnrorement of 3a1oc
;,h. ,r,-.e,o, ,.o ,,,,a..t.,. ..tivo ~ -osto-
80. s,.,a.s h,t a.. ..,.a.s ~...a-.,,. ~. a.
a.aa s - 80. ~. 1880 -,ena H.. hn,a 49, ~
ant;s;,s.,or, ~ - ,s~oa- .s.;nts uo,a.-1 hos..ro-
- T., - -. -. 80 r.s,,. =. ..r,.;t - 80
4ss.a.,.... hs ess. 80, 49,. a ~
sa.ss -. a. coeaA oo ~ ,at,ss ~ ssn. hnn. ss
~, s-11 ~ .s.s.A ~ ~.
pAa .0l S''sAAN Ao|' A'e'1s04e "NS -0e ~'A'~ W
"4'us'
~ 1ae o.atAes ~, Iest eats4s 'ueie ~ a'o w ne"
1sa'olee' 4no teessp1s eon1l4ae nsn. auu ssnes-
aly o4 niet'o3 qoahtles: 'fot good ana e3ts" sAip
ping oecses there Is an aetise aenaaa
About ~ head changed hahae at Sssea1aoo 1os
mcolnn to extra ~ !,
The Provision market WAS generally firm. Mess
Pofk is tn good demand ut &l2s5, but holders are
| firm at $13.W.. a lot Of 5V brls country packed
| Mcss changed hands Today at $ta6sH. Prime
Mess Pork ia in active demand aud re quote the
| market fsm at $11.00, at which price 40 brls
changed hands At the close holders Of round lots
were asking s1l Is. English Meats arc quiet and
steudy-,yfth salce Of only about 400 bxr at for
| Short Boueless B11c for Short Rib and Long
| Bouc1cse, and SIC for Cumberland Midd1es. Bulk
meats are quiet, hut holders arc firm, and the
traneaetions are necessarily 1ght-a lot Of :, ,6o0
pcs country cut Bulk Hams having changed hands
| at 61Sc packed In slack hhds. and 3,o00 pcs bnlk
Sides, loose, at64c@ asecn meats are nFm. Win
Gales Of 1000 pcs at Axe for Hams and sAc Tor
Shoulders. A lot Of 1oo ofis Pie6lea Hama was
cold ut $115o but they are generally held at $lsoo
Lard was in active demand. and we note an ad-
vance OF &c per ID, with sales OF about 1.s0a pigs
| at eatGsHc for prime city kettle rendered Zone
rouna1ot Of 5o0 tres Of well known brand bring
| ing the outside fgnre0 shGsAc for steam ron
defed; and &c for No Lard holders Of prime
Kettle were generally firm at SIC, with very
active inquiry Mt SIC; and steam was mostly held
ats3sc, with eager buyers at sAc- WMte s1zeaae
was cold ut nc, anu mixed al 6@e.
Ihe fio"r maskes was qulst put nt1a1 oaSces aaa
, sellers being lo9soe apart In their views, with
sales OF choice spf'ng ex1sa7at ana lair 10
good at 45ot546o. Choice winter extras were
sold at $500.
I Wheat
, 1863-01-08

Baltimore Coffee markct-JaD. 3.
The market remains quiet both buyers and sell
day VIC have only to note a sale OF 20 bags prime
Rio at Soc p n. Quotations are nominal, viz: Rio
ss490c; LagHay1a sc, and Java SIC q b. =,
, 1863-01-08

.There Is good demand for cloversced, and pat
Sales Of aCc&. bushels fuz and prime ut s.. ie41l
s37K Q Gi %, and nom the wagons at $5.7D
G,1sK. To-day $50 bushels sold at $6.x5Gi37K.
on private tetma- Timothy is worth $1.1s1a a3,
as fn quality. Fla1eeed hss declined to $l.S0Dts5
u bp,
, 1863-01-08

Whcat-1narkct quiet A sa1e OF 3,0o1 bu rcd
winter western was reported this morning on prt-
10. Chicago spring at S1O4 Corn IN fair demand
.acd market d1m- Sales 5000 bu from store satnr-
day afternoon at 59c. This morning $500 bu, also
from store, at tssfGG5ezc. Oats and othe. grains
ensrf md m asfea. - =
, 1863-01-08

.,,-. ..,ca ~, Change show a range o. Si;s'
cr n medium 10 anH e1 70:
txtta aeavy: 70 sizes at $:.cq34.50 dividing on,
"a 1s nca!pts and aresscd, amounted to
~ r. I'D. OF which MI hut 800 ~cre <rs4e-
%hs of liEc hogs did not Indicates material
Snsngu in the market
, 1863-01-08

The receipts Of cattle Inst week were 1.sy7 head
81 head. The market has ruled dull and heavy
during the entire week, prices having ruled low,
and not single sale has been reported
u, ,785 for the previous week, dec1raee Of .22a
head. The market was dali, with sales At sss75a
, 1863-01-08

WKpSEsDAT EVENING, Jan. T. 1861
BEEF CATTLE-Receiyed, e13. Market quiet.
salcs were:
Beeves. Avg. Price. Beeves. .Avs. Price.
e 1@9 *a@ r 11so $s:7ss
20 1894 1.90l II 11a5 460
HOGS-Rcccived. 10.851.z Heavy weights in ac-
tive demand-cloefng firm at an advance OF 5D10c.
Iit.hf ayarArs.R duief and nchann.d G8ira tTer .
, 1863-01-08

FLOUR Received, 2 4s8 bsls. Market very firm
hut not active Sales: 200 bFls choice white win
sSF @ e1tls Il So cod
spring extra at S5.65 100 btls fsfr extra At 45o.
WHEAT-Receiycd,1 10.6s0 bn. Demand less &C
tSs I'D %s:ft Hss saa s sies
&c; 900 81 10 Spring !in Munger i AEmoqr's)
berry % = at S1.os; 1soo b1 DO in Mum i seo:ts>
go 9n At 1e9o eq Nc sRfPg e. o IL
e cSSNRseeEvea SsSNos ss5l b. %s!ket quiet and
xc lower, SaIes:-3.a go bu Mixed Corn In stots Ut
45c 1p,QOo bu do at 4sx<c: IS eco bu do At 4skc-
Ear Corn on tracki Is In active demand at 4sc .
oars Received, ssss bu. Market hQlc low.
er. Sales :-1,0o By No IN stors tfsesa receipts
house) At 4;Nc; 1ioo bn DO {Finter receipts IN 4.
800 bu do lin North Side houses) at 43c; zoo bu do
RYfEfGIeceivcd, sos bu. Demand less active and
market 1c lower. Sale: 1.6o0 bu No In store at
BARLEY-Receivcd, s74 bu. Market dsm-
at 10 del; l0Gbu mediana at sc on track; 26
bags DO as ' s0c On track; 4oo By Ne; Barley In
TIMOTHY sEED-In good demand. and frul-
Sales 80 bu and tT6 bags prime at 81 90; 100 hu
do at = S; $50 bu at st7s51.so; % bags fatr in
CLOVER sEED-,so bu fair quality at ssss, Dc,
mand good and market dr1u- Prime held at 4540
95.b0.
FLAX 6EED-67 bags good at $a90.
HGHWNES-100 b1ls yesterday evening at
&c: 20 brls today at SIC. nee Of storage TIL 18th,
and delivered free; 10 brfs today at EXC
BEANS-9 br!s common at $1.lo; a5 brls good at
$a.1sH. .-.
9 brl; but Coarsc is dill aud held at 81. l3k
Foreign Salt more active. Sales, 1000 SKIS Ltrer-
pool Ground Alum at $t.7t on dock; 2se sks Turks
COOPERAG-Actiye and steady Sales, 80
Lard Tierces at $lSD1n store; 1s0 DO at 81. 50 de-
liyered: 30 do at $50 del: go do At $l.73 on
$1.40del; $50 Lard Kegs at SIC.
DRIED FRUIT-90 hr1s Michigan Dried Apples
at &c. Market drm. Prime Eastern and Ohio held
MILL sTUFFs- bags Middlings 1t $1:oo on
! track. -
BROOM CORN-Market firm. SAles3 tons prime
~
, 1863-01-08

Stock Of Beef and Pork In New York.
.-.., Jan. J.. =.
The following is q statement Of the amo1nt Of
pork and beef in New York and Brooklyn on the
1tt inst, with comparative figures:
, 1863-01-08

There is none oGerin. we quote; fra, a. FOL-
lows: White Michigan 81. 6Dt-17; white Wabash
No /. $t.14; No 2. Sill; rcd Michigan. S1-1ol1
1.12: No red $1t0; No =, $1.O3; rejected, nc.
, 1863-01-08

Cleveland Wheat markct-1nns s.
STEADY at 81 xQ11.1a for red on truck. Sale on
Saturday evening OF 2,M0 bu red nt 1l.15 from
, 1863-01-08

NeW E0fK seed Hf&FKof-18n. ..
A tiun market for clover reed at 10110Ac-
Timothy seed is steady at $1251a60 p bu. Rough
fax seed Ia nrm at s.. iUtA2-90 . bn. .:
, 1863-01-08

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 7.-Thc message of
Governor Curtin is almost exclusively devoted
TO State afIairs. BE recommends compensa-
Including the three months Toluatcs7s
, 1863-01-08

Dressed Hogs In DetroIt-Ian. 6.
Market without important change. The offerings
are G. cd at range OF q 1aK94D: Choice lots
tionable cases 1oc higher has been paid ::
" ------------------ =.
Dressed Io&a In Toledo-Iaa. 6.
= Sale of 100 head on p. t., supposed to be 4Kc;
find tAkeT.
, 1863-01-08

Decision OF Judge +. III. Wilson.
The public are already acquainted with the
famous educational suit, Sherlock vs.. Dore
ct al, members Of the Board Of Education, d
suit brought to rest1ain defendants from SELL
ing books to the children in the public
schools.
The suit was brought In Chanccry before
His Honor Judge John u, Wilson, of the
Superior Court: . ~~te
The case being one of public interest, the
Court gave 1t n very, careful examination md
consideration, and considered the different
cases presented BY plaintiffs counsel Us sus-
tanning these views.
We can only rccapitulate few points Of the
| decision with the rulings upon them:
1st. It Ind been strenuonsly urged that the
| plaintiff as taxpayer, could not maintain
the suit; that the alleged grievance, # such,
could only be corrected b. the public or in
tthe}r behalf. Upon this point the Judge
for only portion Of the public would be con-
| cerned, and also that no 0fense or usurpation
being in fact JET committed or accomplished,
neither was there. anything on which to
ground public prosecution by Indictment
er quo ,earTdnto, nor could the public prose-
cutor be called upon to complain; and finally
that the public would be without relief
It had been further urged By the counsel Of
the Board, that 1T a private Individual could
complain, he could not do SO for himself
alone, but would only do 90 ln behalf OF him
self and otherttax payers. Here tho Judge
conceded that the recent rulings Of the New
Fork courts had tended to support this view
in opposition to the earlier cases, maintain
ing the right Of single tux payer to maintain
n bill. He found that the later cases In New
, 1863-01-08

milvFaukeo Hog Market.
Tho Sentinel Of this morning says: =
undaslIgbt receipts and favorable change In
the weather, dressed hogs sdvaaced tnlly nc 1es~
, 1863-01-08

7
Governor Curttns8 Messago-What the
Keystone Static has Done and VIII
, 1863-01-08

MI ART1NE'S DANCING ACAD-
ISl EstY, {corner Of Clark and Monroe streets,
Persons wishing Instruction In Dancing are invited ta
call at The Academy for terms and horT Of meeting.
The late dances win be introduced Ali daaces sys
highly accomplished LADY, TEAcIERa. Who w1n ably
assist In ali c1asses. Post Office nddreas BOZ ES.<
1ctxtt1Sm CYtTTTV SfIRTTv1
, 1863-01-08

~ Many davorins extracts have rancid and
etsong favor. and are extremely unhealthy. Bur.
nett'a F1asoring Extracts are warranted pure. For
sale by Druggists and an dealers in choice grocer.
Iaa =.
, 1863-01-08

PEEsoSA1.-Prof o. a. Brownson, the able
writer and eloquent speaker, is expected to
be in Chicago and lecture in Metropolitan
Hall, Tuesday evening, the 18th inst,
, 1863-01-08

Who euEaxen for few nights only and viii at eaca
performances enFen tbs entertainments with hs GGMru
Ee9x51K1CTf11s. And aseontsd the audience with hE
, 1863-01-08
y 1IIRASOLE'S DANCING
- ACADEMY.

~As Ha0as1 aFcAHe. oetKeCn Adams 1nd Jackson 8t3,
cIaR open at al times for heginners
,CHlIDHKN3 CLASS every Tuesday ard Saturday.
Parents on1y allowed as yioIa Assembly every Tues
Day night for scholars and friends and persons sd
mitsed except those Introduced BY scholars.
se.f-u156p1
, 1863-01-08

B- Charlotte Rutse, Floating BLAND. Jel1ies.
Preserves Cnatards, Ice Creams, Pies, Cakes, de-.
arc tame luxnries without the use Of :. pure aud
genuine flavor Of aone kind Ct fruit. Darnvtt's
Standard Extracts supply this want.
, 1863-01-08

- es Dearborn and 1so South Clark streets are
the best and cheapest places in the city fotdyeins
and cleaning ladies'; and gentlemen's clothing:
Cook 8 MeLain, proptietors.
, 1863-01-08

=
fH The Ottawa Hotel, Montreal, Rossin House,
Toronto, the Fifth Avenue Hotter, n. r, and other
large and popular hotels now usc Burnett's celc-
brated Fruit Extracts. . $:
, 1863-01-08

-: There are twelve kinds Of Durnest'a Ella
v,oring Extracts, This celebrated manufAeturcr
makes the best preparations In the United States
fos culinary aud toilet use. - :: ..-,.::
, 1863-01-08

Tnr GREATEST Discovery OF THE AGE iu this
tlircetiou-HuDsoN's USn1vAI1kD Toorn PASTE
Sold by Doctors Fnl1cr, Baker l. Hitchcock, and
Druggists and Dentists generally.
, 1863-01-08

&4QnH OF AGHDECk 10 kQG l4EEQ0E9 Oh
the late Andrew HArVte.
The members Of the Chicago Bar assembled
in the Superior Court room at II o'clock yes
terday morning to pay thoir: respects to the
memory Of the lnte Andrew Haryie, Mr.. G.
B., ,Hosmer called the meeting to order, and
on his motion r. E. AfcAllister, Esq., was
called to the Chair and Y. Il. King appointed
Secretary.
On motion Of Thomas Shirley, the Chair ap-
pointed the following Committee on Rcsolu-,
tions Thomas Shirley, E. ". Evans, J. G.
Rogers, E. g. Assay, and E. B. Hosmer.
The committee subsequently made the sub
Joined report:
WHEREAS, 1t hath pleased Almighty God to re-
move from our midst our brother, Andrew barrie,
Rsoirsd, That alas another Of our number has
fallen. an able lawyer, . ripe scholar and lind
We cherish with the most heartfelt Affection.
Reached. That eopJ Of these resolutions be
fR;sa sv the s9 s 9 tn e 4
papers OF this city for publication.
j.. In moving the adoption Of the resolutions,
N. F. Tuley paid q feeling tribute to the de-
| ceased as gentleman, a scholar, and lawyer.
Mr. E. ". Evans also made some appro-
pirate remarks, and tho motion to adopt was
cat1ied-
| The following gentlemen were appointed to
present the resolutions to the various courts:
Eettsd ststet 6;I g,ssHtt la; eonsf1EW Eyans
Eeeorder,< Conrt-c. +: Jones. !,
| County Courts. n Fclker.
| Mcssrs. Tuley, Shirley mud Cameron, were
appointed n committee to attend the funeral,
| and tho meeting adjourned. -.'~' ~
, 1863-01-08

. GREAT SLArGHTRR.-One Of the greatest
feats on record in the way Of slughtering
hogs was performed on Tuesday last, in the
packing house Of r. ~ & o. 8. Hough, at
Bridgeport. In the space Of only ten hours
and forty minutes, 2,o2s hogs we're killed and
dressed, with only one tub and forty-six men
and boyc. Andy Corrignn, the foreman of the
house, deserves great credit for the accom-
plishmcnt Of the feat.
, 1863-01-08

N. c. CAmPEELL, Manager. :.
From the Palace Of sfusic 18th street. New York City
Tickets IS cents No half pzice- Doors open at !,
performance commences ut o'clock ~
No Indies admitted unless accompanied By . gentle
EeherS In attendance
- see Photographs Of Company at Hall entrance.
, 1863-01-08

to78 oEtees' E13o 07ss9E 73o57s
Performance every night and Saturday
-. Afternoon. q,
, 1863-01-08

u Tie popular and talented Philadelphia Melodcoa
Troupe comptees the most carefully selected and most
versatile Company OF Ethiopian pelineatcra Dancers
Focalfsts aud Musicians row travelling.
, 1863-03-13

CoRREcr1oS.-Thc Louisville Democrat is
mistaken when it says that the Senate cen
rebel convcntion) by vote Of 10 10 49,
The truth is this, that Mr. Worthington's s
resolution of censurc first passed the Senate
BY 4 vote Of II to r.; and Of that fourteen
seven were scccssionists (or Southern Rights
mem. Twelve Union Senators were absent.
Thus the Democrat II ould make the impression
on its rcaders that the resolutions were tho
voicc Of the Union party in the Senate,
whereas only SIREN Union Senators out Of
fuenf.Fs sit voted for them.
The Is4aoerdt also forgcts to inform its
readers that the resolution Of ccnsurc was re-
considered and voted down, in the night
sed,-fraak3fars Commonwealth,
, 1863-03-13

CAT ARR H
Dr. Sec!cy's liquid Catasrh Remedy,
Assure cure for
Catarrh Or Cola in the Head.

curing the rEt prevent the latter. rereons should
understand that the heeG way to cure consumption Il
to prevent 1t.
The symptoms Of Catarrh. ~ they generally sppeaF,
n5c 1t drst very skht PtrsonB find they have cold
nnd Ind thst they ssTe frequent att.cEs and arc more
Eeneatl.e to tie charges Of In this con
and acrld afterwards becoming thick and adhesive.
a. the disease becomes crose the dscaaEges arc tn
now thick md hc.vy and either got rid By low
Ing tie nose eac thsF 1a!1 Into the throat md
Ehwkcd or coughed OF. The secretioas arc onens!ve
causnE bad lrcath tbs voice is thick and nas.l the
eyes arc weak. tue tcnse Of smell il 1cs1cned or de-
afroycd deafnesS frequently takes place,
1sJ the sid Of the LIQUID ATA1sRu REMEDY. all
Nacse Ey1n['torl can be cfectuATv removed
11ct Of tho CstarTh HsMedy. $cD1-suElciEnt for
one mouth. vita full AID clear directions sent b. cx
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