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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-10
Brave Conduct of Vermont older.

We have seen private letter which states that
Robert Cofsy, Company X, 4th VT, at the battle
OF Fredericksburg, exhibited conspicutu US cool
ness and bravery. lie took two swords, one from
q Captain, and one from Lieutenant of the 5lst
n. c. regiment. Alone he captured seven rebel
prisoners aud took them to the rear. He ordered
rebel Major to surrender, but the NJ jor at
tempted to escape by running He soon brought
him up standing by charging bayonet, when the
rebel tried to shoot him with his revolver, but
Coffry was too quick for him shooting the rebel
through the head and killing him instantly. The
rebel Captain from whom he afterward took the
sw"rd saw Cofey when be thus summari!y dis
po,ed of the rebel Maj and called to some oil
his men to shoot him, and three of them fred but
fortunately missed him. Cofey Immediately
spraug toward the Captain and told him, unless
he ordered his men not to shoot be would kill
him on the spot. The terrified Captain gave the
order and directed his Lieutenant to come in and
surrender himself, which he did bringing FIVE reb-
sls with him, they all surreodering themselves to
Coffey. No federal soldier was near Cofey du-
ring this encounter except his first Lieutenant,
and slngle-Aanded, he accomplished this brilliant
result The Colonel of the regiment very prop
srly thanked him for his bravery.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-10

THE CHRISTIAN COMMISSION IN THE CoNvAL-
EscENT ClMP.-A CO res pondent, in a letter d ted
{" Camp Coavaescent," near Washington, June
4th, writes:
"Th> c,mp has fine healthy location on part
Of the A lington Heights, and from appearances
is intrndpd TO be permanent There are here
now more than tour Thousand soldiers, beside,
ethc r.. The CHRISTIAN Commission has built a
chapel capable of holding from tire ts our hun
dred men. Here We assemble at $50 A. NJ,
for morn ng prayers Al s, md Z. VI, prayer
meet ng> are hed, and al $50 p w., daily, there
/, serv &c with short >etmon. A great m4uy OF
th soldiers are interested III these services nun
bers attend repul rIy, and often from twenty five
~ one hu dred and ,went five come iorwlrd aud
app al for the prayers ol lhr Co greg.lon. Their
seats are ,ouc ,e', and many no douot are bene-
Il ted TOR utr. ... .....r
" The Christian Com mission is do ng a good
ana NOBLE work among he soldiers here, as liz
many tiend, and patrons will be glad TO know.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-10

The REBEL DEFENsEs AT PORT HUDSON
The water defenses Of Port HUDSON are said To
consist of eight batteries numbering between 20
and 80 guns. One of these batteries is stationed
on bluff so feet high. Another is planted just
below the mouth of Thompsons creek. The
most of the guns are 24s 32s and 42's, but there
are one or two 100 Founders. The land defenses
were chiefly bit after the advance of the
Federal forces to Baton Rouge. They mount in
all some 80 or 40 guns, some of them of heavy
calibre, and in addition to these there are at least
four field batteries which can be readily we'd
to any part Of the works. The position seems to
to be entiley nclosed in a series Of fortifcations
of the mot elaborate and formidable character,
but whether there are any interior lines remains
to be revealed. The probabili y, however, is that
the rebels would scarcely rely on single line,
and that the exterior ntrenchments include seve-
raj others, as was found to be the case at Vicks-
burg.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-10

Tbs GKASARIEs ~ MINES, TIA AND WIsCON-
SIM c La Crosse (Wls Democrat says the
cuDSin are apparently II exnHustable, Judging
by the nra,y loads the steamers are conunuaIly
landing ~ tie depot OF the Milwaukee and la
Crusse railruai. Steamboat men say that the
Rr,ln Is not near all hauled TO the shipping
points IN The river, aod the qhantlty 50 iar ex
:re1s he III ANS u transport lt'on that II large
portiun of the crop will have to lie over TIL
orxa year The shipmens TINS year will reach
ullliJns uf bushels.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-10

t,en ti,ant has sent FIVE th0us nd rebel pris
on-rs 10 tsilpi N. 10, Ia the Mississippi,
whore toey viii % oct aimed until the late of
Ylct Shutg is d c''ed.
, 1863-08-22
ENGLAND AND JAPAN.
Strange and Absurd Charge BY a
British Fuucsioaary.

From the San Francisco BufEeEn.}
Rose Eoso, May II, IS Q.
Tic subject 1hich Just now attracts the st.
tention cf the East, Ii the critical condition
rsade's were fntnished an official statement
ct the ulslmatum presented 10 the Japuaese
Government by Col Neale, the British Ttarge
d1fdirs. The twenty days' time given for
decisIon expired On the 2Gth OF April, bat up-
on application by the japanese for an exten-
sion, the period WIS extended fifteen days.
Tie English seem to doubt their present ca.
paclt5 t. cauy their thre.te Icto effvc:, aul
Admiral Knper has informed the foreign nler-
chants at at Yokohama, TINT it was doubtful
whether they could be protected In the event
Ct ceG1clye movements bsi2g adopted.
AT the latest accounts tic Tycoon WAS Mt
Make with the Alksdo and the principal
Daimois ct the Empire. There is said to be
1auch difference OF opinion among them as to
tie course to be adopted but there is 4 large
concourse Of troops at Yedo, and the most
active preparations arc being made to re-
tist. 1t is currently reported and generally
believed that there Ia been sons sharp cor
and the Brisiah Charge u 1Dairs in reference
to large 3mportattons Of arms and ammu-
milton, which American merchants Ee.o
making at the present time. It is to be doubted
ifany large importatioas hare been made; but
there is no question that all munitions
vas not in the power Of Mr. Pruyn to pre-.
vent. The correspondence Of the British
Charge d IBairs and the British merchants at
Yokohama W4uld Eeem to chow change ia
the plans Of Aami1a! Kuper. Coerctye oper.
atoms arc at first to be mainly confined TO q
blockade OF Yedo and the seizure Of the Loo
choo Islands, belonging to the Prince Sat-
EuTCo,
There are reports here that the aspect of af-
1ni 8 10 moro unfa7oEable even thun the pub.
1ished reports would warrant. The Tycoon
is eaid not to be fndisposed for struggle, al-
though LIE doubts the capacity Of tho snl pire
they hare nothing to fear from isolation.
which is what they desire, and that they arc
fully able to meet any body Of soldiers which
may land. There Is no doubt but that they
are, in every respect, more able to contest
European yalor than any other AsIstic nation.
They a1o as Jet untitled, but their drill is
thorough, and their artillery practice is said
to be excellent.
, 1863-08-22

FHolS BAY, Nicaragua, Aug. /, 1868.
The mstesial for building the tl-st portion
Of the Telegraph line from Virgin Bay to the
Pacific Ocean did hot come to hand until tho
24th ult., Oh which day suspended the first
wire eycr raised for telegraph r1rp3ses In
Central America except at PlGama. This nor
ton Of the lice will ba finished and re .dY for
uEe in fcT days. At the opening Of the limo
hops 10 hare the President and Government
Of the Republic present, eo that the first mas
ssges nay be sent ty tha President.
The war Is almost over here. Trustworthy
pess6e Tna IS re ds !s Bose sen as aua r tbs
Nicaraguan troops arc In Honduras. Chele-
stacas Of Honduras, with the Hondurlan
army, and Aat1uche. arc supposed to be at
Salvador. Gen. Ch2Eo.sa, with ooo Of the
revolutionary leaders from Nicaragaa. Was ro-
Gently killed near the frontier Of Honduras
He Was in command OF force at the time,
and had just made q trsaty With Gen. Bouella
OF Nicarsgua- Douell, had jaEt dIspatched >
courier with this infornnticn to Gen. Xa
truche, tllat lie should not'at.ack Chomo1ra,
1ut the courier VAS too late, and Chomorra
WIS attacked snd killed, lie has many
friends in this state, aud though an enemy to
the GoTe7ment, is much deplored.
EARLY in July, Thomas, tho e1.Amerlcau
with u S:.Taeorl7n brig under Ills command,
entered the port Of Kealejo, took all tho cash
tkey had In fhe Custom House, .rd, after re-
maililDg but . short time, left. carrying OF
With him the Custom House officer and com
naDder Of tho forces.
The Guate1na1eaa troops are In possession
Of tho Department Of G1acias Honduras.
Gen. Martinez is very popular, and tho next
CtrgreEs may make him President for Life.
At last accounts Le WAS In Leon.
It is reported that Dr. Segur, formerly Of
Nicaragua, but latterlY OF San Miguel. San
Salvador, has been cent to the United States
70 raise a force Of Gi1ibusters to fight with
him against tho Central American States.
Their landirg In Nicaragua is feared. Negro
emigration IL also appFehended by the Gov.
eznment. which 1i1l oppose l. to the full ex-
tnt Of Its power.
Business By the transit route moves smooth,
energy is displayed III Over tie route. The
property Of the Company Is at present In tha
hands Of the American Minister, aad will re-
main 20 until tie 18th Of October next, at
Which time the trouble between the Company
aod tue Government is to be settled ii tue
city Of Washington. This arrangement Is
looked upon IS equivalent to o aeal settle
EtAt.
, 1863-08-22

+ From the Richmond Thtg.l
Tie Charleston C7uEtr -sakes timely suggestion IN
recommending ths attention Of Sovernmen: to the
ard calturc OF Ca1sya for tho preset.
s1ton Of the health Ct our toltc.s this article has
apecElaz elect upon tbs liver and gnardz tbs eyatsm
against disease BY exposure Ecd irregular diet. 1tIs
said tat the great Of the Plantation Bttas OF
Or. Drake, Th:ch previous to uahar py difficulties
was found In roat Southern homes. owing 10 the
extract OF Cn18aJa Dark Etieh1t contained a. cne Of
Its principal 2gzeeients"Iac confirmation ct ttis We
hare tesfd ono OF our most distinguished physicians
remark. that whenever 10 felt unwe1l from ortIoa-y
dietetc or atmospheric canses he invariably 1esved
himsef by Plsrsaton n.ters Nc7 that shsao Dlste-s
ca1Iot hc obtAt1td. substitute should ba Prepared
nc understand o1r gore1nnentfas opeaad 1seoIa-
tons With Dr. Drake. thsoush secret agent but with
what truth We do net know"
We a1e exceedingly obliged to the Richmond Wing
for ttB reCtEbra.cs OF AUD Lang syne bat wp can
Government" that TIE P1,ntatlon Bitter.
n.o Eot fer sac t. aE7 North OF South
There s probably sc1era othet tangs that ~our Gov.
eminent" Ti:l ytt want
We Know that VIC have tie bert aud mosa popn1ar
medicine IN tho To.ld. nc are Eot afraid t. chow
what 1t Is composed Of.
hys!cia1s a1c compelled TO retommeodlt
CAL1sAYA BABK has bsen celebrated for oycr two
hu3dle1 and sold dning the reign of Loua
1V1. KKg Of Frarco. Tor the enormous pr.cs Of its
own Weight In .lye-. 1tIs1era1kah!o for Dyspepsa.
"-pAA+@0t
ClsoAEI1LA DA1K--Foz Diatrh:s. Cote sn1 d1s-
eaees Of tho stomach and bowels.
DAgpE11os.-FoF Inflammation Of tes Lo&.s and
DTops.cal Affections.
CuAAcNuE F1ow8Rs.-ToF ent.cb!ed Digestion
LAVrsDxa FIowHRa.-Aronatc. stlsnulant' and
ton.c-Agh!y iDvigoEatzg in nervous debility.
WEI1ERsEEAS.-For ScrofuIo. Rhsumat1sm. Eto.
As1sE-An aromatic oarmiuatIye; c-e1:ln@ nc.h
muscle a.d milk nu usedby mothers nursing.
Also c!pye1uds o. -tpe caray7ay corisnhsr N AHA.
root etc.
Another wooc or1nl Ingredient Ct spaufsh orfg.7,
Parting beauty totte compilation and hsIlia1cy to tha
mind. Is yat unknown to th4 commerce Of tho world
AID VIC Withhold it1 name for the present
uunbugs AID Quacks howl abo1t the Plantation
Bitters; but the following 1s what's the mattas aad
they knowit:
PLANTATION Differs WILL CURE
Cold Extremities and Fe7crtss Llp1
-Four Stomach AID FetlG Breath.
F1atulencY and Indigestion.
FeEvcus Ahecttots.
RItetstyo Fatigue and Short 9fea!h,
Pain over the Eyes.
Ment& Dependency.
Prosirattoo. Great Weakness.
Eallow Complexion. Wenk bowels,
LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYSPEP9IA
ye-y particularly recommended to C!ergymen. Mes.
chants. Lawyers. and persons OF ssdentssy habiss.
Also for de!ieata females ind weak rersans who
Quire gentle stlru.ant free digestion. good appetite
and clear mental hcnit1es.
Sold by szes3ectabc Paysiciaus. Druggists Groce1s
Hotels. Falcons. Country Stores, Etc.
Ee particular that each bottle bears tha a=siu1re
Of our signature on stec1p1a:s label, with our pr
yste goTeTonen. stamp ovef The cork.
r. H. DRAKE d Gov
......-.. go BROADWAY. II. r.
1ye9nse1e7+w4sA
, 1863-08-22
French Losses In Wcxfco-BfaycrYo of
tho H1eLfcans. !:
From the Paris Correspondent Of tho London

French Losses IL Mc1fco-Bravcryo Of
the mcxtcans. +:
IFtom the Paris Correspondent Of the London
Times.l
Iappreheud that the accounts given In the
.Aoniteur abouttEe tanitary condition Of tha
II correct / have now ut this moment before
me letter written By d soldier Of shat army,
and bcnring date the 2Gth Of June His reGi-
mcnt, the number Of which 1 do not for oo-
yious reasons specify, has taken no tri1ing
Fart In these operations; consequently he
SPEAKS as an ego witness and sh1rer In the
lardelips through which tho troops haye
passed. Of the health Of the army be Gays,
abiding to thcEo at = certain distance from
Vera Cruz, that "the men we're dropping of
Ike leaves" From the returns It appears
that net less than 4,5G0 baTo periahcd from
yellow fever a1cre, and out Of tha Eg5pti
battalion Of 4c0, which the Pasha lent to tho
Flercll for this "fcrced labor" only 15O ro-
main. ~
Owirg to the hea.y rains, they have great
difficulty In getting The conveys through the
swollen streams. The railway w.ls making
very Glow progress, aud the guerrilleros,
though considerably checked hF Ttceatereuts
the capture Of Pnsbla and surrender of Mex-
Ico-coatinually harass them The writer OF
the letter ii loud III LIS praise Of the extreme
bravery shown by tho Mexicaus in the defense
Of puehla. ne speaks Of women and children
taking psrt In that defense; Of boys from 0 to
- years Of age, acting as officers, ind readily
oheycd as snch, so .haS the cou:ba. .. last BE-.
cane hEtchery. Famine and the tarTfblo ef-
fects Of the F1e2eh artillery, made It totally
impossible for them to hold oct longer than
they did Every street and house were nnGer-
mined, and the Me1icans fought with such
desperation, that % long as o room waa Left
whole, they continued their fire. The wat:h-
fires Of the French were lit up with beautiful
pianos and every species Of luxurious fnrnl-
tute, the property Of the Mexican grandees.
, 1863-08-22
Proposals.
DROPOSALS FOR OATS
ASSISTANT QEAE1EE.IAsrKR's OFr1rB.f
EoR10E pEPAgTXEE. q 4

4es1sraxr QEAE7EENAsTE1s OFr1r3.)
FORAGE DEPAgTNEET. u 8 i.
ct. LOUIS. No., AczC.t -. 15aS
ssaed PreFosa1s Eil he recevsd - this olcs until
Eoc!otkM.. Saturday. Ausust =! leS}. tor
07.ct0 BUSHELS OF OATS,
To Be celve1ediu St Locts Mo at the various S.sa-
boat Landings. railroad Depots ana Go.3.n1scas
Narthnsse5. r.. Of charreJ. or on whart b,ats as
Cairo Il: as fsst a. feQaired f-o IS COZ 70 G03
bushels pe3 81 BIDS tor each po!a: mus: be nsds
serblRts. Deliveries to commence Sep.em1er lBe
Iae 1sts nust 70 a1st qnaitt5 IL good. well seEsd
so. weight st the rtaca ct delivery.
Bids VIII rot be fece7 ed for less hsn eo 1co busae!s
Cath deposits C-uft be- Elaec with each proposal at
tbs 1atea Of two ttousand dollars 10 Cd
e1r Ge olfeie t. tu G0vauaeot IL ta3 partY
fs!:s TO- bend i tte contract tsnwAidel hIuc.
Checks = Ii cot h3 rsc1lSed ~ a3posita.
bofd to the EIoEns ff twenty p.f cent. OF tbs
yaue Of Tie contract avssdct stEre3 b. tEo TtSpol
sele srre:tts. conditional for The faithful falfllmens
g. eo1tc. ~ Pc reqastgo e IS sss.;
wili 10 Vitf held from: t.st teJve.tea.
UsEoti:e6 HusS be IL Separate pnCSsEe3. SAD Tally
ec1ofsed will It's h.d-Sz's aaEie. AID 2.aoaot en-
clcfeG.
Tic. Should be endorsed .Psorossls 70: Gals"
6ddett uat be p:s1t Ct Tkeu the bids ara o1e1s1.
Tie rGat u Eesei7ed to 1eIect aaT AL sae bidA
E. d. CHAPMAN. .
au2s-s.:Ies Capt. AcE =. q. x.
, 1863-08-22
SFeI1ul Il u1tttg.
THE Great West is the promise

HE Great West is the promised
lafd fc the eyes o! millions both II the OLD NOTE
aao tbe new. 1.s fertile to aid magniiceat
Mites for development ere the great SOURCES Of i
acots But along It's bcAut.fui stEeame tsefo lolHs
4sua1a1tA of mont deadly Influence Whca 'ne s3eat
drawback Of tAht ap!tpdd region. sud muss fo@An
70 Tor many yrass to CONC, En'ErAnts ana otne.s
Hho contemplate settlement IN thst eecuon' VIM 40
yet been fnuud e,cent speedy and cettaln va IneAu
HOsTRTTBH.s CELEBR ATED Btr1Eh8. which has
saatched turd.eds from an unttuoly Erave. Their
operation Upon the orgsas Is soon fclt to
beuenccrt, without beioE vtolenS.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally, eva.Y
Thcrc. nUln-&f19l-1Gt
, 1863-08-22
pROPOSALS FOR FORAGE

QEAHrKnAsAsTKH'8 OPTICAL {
AATro0H, ILL.,, Aug, Ii. 1861 .
Sealed r:cresals wil ee receiyed = this odco unu
Ausus2 p 1868, for the delivery OF the follow
HE amounts ef forage, viz: . "
% 01G huEt eN4 Of Osta.
2NG tors OF Hay
1lg0 tors Of Which mus: b. up1ard Prairie Eay, well
p3sc, to te delivered # the Corral as aiAttoon,
ke9 tozs Of Timothy ll;y msy oa ba,et or not. aa
CeTal; Eear Tho farm of s. .. Dolls Itos. miles
eaed or 70; a. td..s Rreie! e ne ds.yered At TIE
M tonr ms. est M 1l MMastoon. a portion of tao Osts
anloE1t b. the 18th Of October next.
The Eh6lo to be OF prime quality, and subject to my
bi5s ior !ess then 100 tons Of aay OF Loo bus.
e1e 81 natf. Ii1i be received
An bids lbs: BE- accompa, ted With bonds and tFo
OF more SUICIDES. oE the faithful performance Of tho
contract
All Fs1 tes must 10 prepared to give boat with am.
p!s ssen:1y teT peEfo:Esace Of BID. when awarded.
otte-nise the BID Will bo reieckaa.
oil bids. -
Payment to be made In Gsvesnraezt Vouchers, pay
abie t. St. Louis Mo.
dressed to the undersigned. ?. IsoE u. 1ktooo III
AL0SZ., EATON,
ar1skssoat Tt ani A. a. Q Il.
, 1863-08-22
DR. JAMES, formerly Of New

ufleRhk1 ThoSe un1ivAlled SUCCESS IN treat
ert OF Chronic. kercnrtaa. Blood and other sesset
THAT REQUIRE sELLFCL TREATMENT,
C Permanently located himself 1t IS Randolph.
nTec: Chicsgo Dr. Jamee Is recommended BY the ne
hcalfec1lT. AID tho almost entire prcae Of tho South
fhousards of untoztr1ktaa b;eas Dr. JAAfE9 who,
o1t Tor ht1. would b. living = miserable exist
soce. Itr s1shle reputation Dr. James op}ox troa
The Lake. to tie Gull u tto Fesult Of yeA,r q study
xpd observation.
Dr. jeues u4ce no Hc.cu.4. Iotlte 4etasnl, A.senln
or Ha-saca-la, In the t7eaeuent Of blood tssesoes
ut areut.astzar. whl:h IL Y positive care
orgaolc Weakness cured By 4 new ard tntsIlbla
shot, &ayiog both t1Ec aud expersa.
onc1 srG parlors 1t es Randolph street. petirzo
Qace 1o47B from 2 H. II. nnts r H.
CONSULTATIONS MVI0LAHLA
fyTTb:6 Sud&Wt0
, 1863-08-22
m1HE.
IODINE WATIR-Is the most

AL.01ALA
IODINE WATIR-Is the most
l. tmrc.taa. discovery Ct modern chemistry. and Il
Is impossible to cveresuraate It's lndnance e. 4
remedla. sgt1t. iodine Las been considered the mos
ufcful article 10 MkTKIIk MEDroA. and many OF tht
most tcit Ititc std Practical chemists AID physela7,
tnve Investigated It's effects upon the human syzteu
ntsproEoruesd to act nroa the
HfAn1 1GS Yp KRN5fs R1SH21E!yE SYsTEX ORGAN:
a1d to have great con.zo; over
ECROFUL0Us AFFECTICfiH.
Notwithstanding tho zssl ard ability which hn7t
been devoted 70 Its t1vcHigsdoa.f It rematoed alos
useleff until Dr.. Ecn.y Ande.s. physician aad chem
II Of this city after ycars Of pstlsat labor and expert
trcnt, discovered chemical proceaS Ehi:h ezso.e.
him to dissolve ...
PURE 1oD1EE IN PURE WATIn
without solvent This cons1de.e1 fupoes 9le By tn,
ffom pr j Cfilt5n Il ill city. And Pfof booth D.
asss L ,s y sas sa ta.s
e1he ii, e M nse Asean Aea'eA
IMs *lus5is SseieiPs Z aox ya,,.sle e tie pub
Contn'2nton. C:nexf Eea;t. Ag:r and E!aney Dls'
sa a,ss @ MeEs1as sSee
AS A TONIC.
r. 80
penis. ta4ciat.en s:t Dcltlty ar decreased nutn.
Ia {sss: - @ 5sH sss & e
eteeTo ia I rsne 5sA1ea A=d feeoSa no becomes :ol'
s u sts s2s
= Ess aS: = asss o. receipt
rnyactars md cn=ntats Is Il aicads5y. NV Ton,
HLISR & SHARP.
, 1863-08-22
HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM

1his 10 the rost ecieAtfd1 And e1ts&orcnsty arclc
pyr1 discovered Il changes the er1 burnt thee and
bands tc pearly satin txturs Ct ravsaing besuty.
inrartnE The marble pEti:y OF youth. ana the DE
z1sou1 artcasance 20 iuv1.irg IN the city bElle
tesnlon, 1t rcEoyes tar freets plmyles and rough
rees fo1 the ekln, 1eaV11s the compilation I esh,
transparent a7d Eroooth Ii contains 10 material In
gr1ious 10 tic skin- patFon:.ed by Actresses snd
Opers Sirgers. It u Enat every lady shonla have.
sold cTe,ywle:a.
DEnIAS S. BARNES e CO.,
~ tS9 q General Agents, eae nrcadwa7. Il. z.
, 1863-08-22

The Telegraph from Virgin bay to the
Fuct4c..X he Progress OF tho Kfevo1u-
tioN.-1eatH OF Gen. Ehou1ofrA,
, 1863-08-22
M ESTkRN UNION COLLEGE
AID
MILITARY ACADEMY,
FULTON, uLISOIH.


TOPARTNERSHIP NOTICE
~ We Lave thls dky admitted III. Jw !, Caltcp
tate. Is Ct arGed 70 Pa: ker. tulton 4 Ac:tcn-
Fer Mei;en i Co PARKER NEILEE & Cil,
CoPA1TxEAsn1F NoTYuE-Ee. tho unacEEgE:d.
have .tfs day c.:ercd Into part.esshfp ind II.
Fuf;Y Nudf af
, 1863-08-22
W OLFE'S AROMATIC SCHIE.
W DAK SCHEApPE.

~ A
W. OACN - aAG1AAA A4~ A\A4AAF
W DhK SCHEArPH.
Anr,-r o.; cn-anvr4 A rorsr7sPr1nr ren,ov,ne
eA4 ~o'@$'1@ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ccpEa. &c.
Edccr1n ended By the Medical Faculty q C6thDn.
InnsnrsY... r.t.bs.ea sn1sttcn nroasrss m h.,
mr. -. xtthout rtsN ~ attaztcd ir un,vers
0sdca. te-11ory.
Tha nrr,.r4r ort nn,va-t F-nn.-t1ea of 4ns s.Avn,
ssesaa.,e. -rn1r. - J.<tact1r .s7es-
cousin Gsa.e and II, other snecnecs Of tho KdneYA
1naeut asd rheumatism. il taken IN the form Of
Harm pu1ca. tie rsua1t l51og warmly covered 1bod
r,sruvc gill etect snea6V rura
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, 1863-08-22
"a Savings and Trust Dspa- tuent.


w ES T CHICAGO LADIES'
~ 6EH1EARY. HA west Randolph s3tGt,
Ihetllyd ycaY Of lis irRtrnslan Will cacLeccs ca
GONDAY. 6EP1 EMHEs 1irH-
4 NElffed Lumber nf bc1rttT8 Can he recefye1 For
eircniAta add1a:s MES G. A. GLE &C.. BOX .EiI.
Cl1tt2o, iutupta r1tt-S7.f-sv
, 1863-08-22

NOTICE TO SHIPPERS OF
:;ST T. TALLnW. LARD. CREASE. &c-1s:e nader @
tSw sod ~ sokp stock1 Any co1slEcro@ts sent Il
nsae ~ ~ os @ @2Enwpty d2ossd q and 9aick !et1r1
HsEAy rf1ceCrffent gv1tia to III nard1pE theiF ID
VA ena = k6R4X KNIGHT + some:
s0No Asss02 q WktH H{Eet New ToEf
, 1863-08-22

DHOTOGRAPEIC STOCK DE-
J. FOT, III Soa.A Clark street, Ch.csso.
have row II E.o!o the largest s,ld best haso.@ts@ @
11sk ayc4ar % e e. a. ~
tys Loecioa ani Aloansa Ps2s: e;s ~ =; III rs L
E1eas variety lou: e.retrc II rhs pqnns" p,1se % -
abl:s ne 70 oder S'ett irdrceM q g y hPPLERY.
lie c1rrfctly rad ETcclpty t1.ad r. - 1nskT ca
Pes. OIfca Box 1910. 1----
, 1863-08-22
pARKElk, CUXT0N &; SrRAGUE,
FOE
General Commission Business,
197 Scuth Water Street, Chicago, Id.

WcttaQ coocuc o1fEai-as TO AZ 6xc.ua.ycfy COM
uttsIoI 1Ce1t{e We arc p:ep1.e1 to make cash aa-
vtnces On th.pcctx to oufselrca. oar cor1op:ndeat
Eas: or South ard on pt0pfsty IN Etore.
q, n Pa EKEK J v. !. QuLfuE. uAEoLD eFEA0uE.
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, 1863-08-22

BLISS g. SHARP,
114 Lake Etrcet. Agents Tor Chicago,
dnlS-kGsaaeo< eod-TuTA&oA
, 1863-08-22
Ubifaoo Qribt11re.
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

The First Natl mp the Rtver-hrr4vo1
OF tho Albert Plcrce-AHn1ra at PORT
hudson aud dNatchez-An Expedition
Rouge and New Orleans.
, 1863-08-22

THOTCT BARLEY MALI AND
MATT! manufactured tn Doeetaoo3' S>~
barley man, $50 P9mE.s9iEs5 P9E ssi-ss55 iss. ia
Hye M.1s, ,,nt,rT iW NO. M Board of T1.ae building.
p O. Hqz 15R.
, 1863-08-22
/ DEARBORN SEMIN AR 7
nay RHH1nY FY1R YnHNR TAnTR9

- q wsbash avenue. Tho eighth year OF tsis Insa-
Tho bndug i being tho: scga:y ecsl.,d ara sreat
7 tmp1ortd: Thc rev syste9 otGE&HAsE1rs. Of IL;
Ps11elesd P1a E,ta s5ss: 81 sssssss 81 Paae2s1 ~ ps
purpose OF wMcLg upSn toose w!,o may cau to mike
tnGur1ea CAe&eGucs cal Ee ch-=laed nr Application.
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