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LAW intel LlGEhCE.

uSfT1n STATES CIRCUIT CouFT-rV1n Ts. Koo-
1n9 ~ ehaT. 1T T,o,,. =, ,n.o...+ l.. .,,. - which
he nostson ~ efenanta that sansd The tbe
nntas m With thev Tcrt sned a. see6ritR merciV
tsn W osher p.rsa tahoas nacs .so s
tuehed to The pote,. indaieenco ~ extended by the
nsre- - ths nrincInais hnl discbs1aed Isten3.nts
rom their nblieatfon a. secnritTs Our sunreme
I'LL 1 anrat rnI..9n - ~ @ T. +h!p
iont Inatfr nav nrore ttat III reof rn1ation aa
hat Of recurlty' md thus diseharce himself bv
showing an indulgence extended BY the payer to
the principal.
wbes tae Wss Gssa or eestaa
definite, the p1incipas having left some colaterals
lec,ed: Whether an indulgence of this kind VII!
question. q..,1.,.
MEETING OF TIE LAW INSTITUTE.
The reru1ar ouarter1v meeting of the Chjcspo
49, rast,ts..a 49, sa;a -sstas. e..ssas. $.
two O'Clock, in the library rooms.
Certain amendments to the Bylaws, framed
W. M'n view 20 tne .. INC aa.norlty o'
~. esa.as ~ ns... ~ sso.H y.
The sa,1a,. ~ ~.ss1..4. -a.. s",
neId e'AN4'1 "A' oAsAeo W Nf'
helo: -..-. -
Rtseted, That sP. n assessment Of ten dollars be
~ tha asscssment of NV 9tb y 1sMs aonsaa aad'on
Kjnr n' 4'"'"s ''l'A "'' oneseo Ds MI
1s.n,,, ,rh.4 .h, ,.,,~.,,.,> +. a,...
o a9 tba b1az1 pe TO Rfs
fa lie most approyed pan. With an snnenijI eons
ts,ninn tha rhtrter end a1nanGmanta snI ~ 1n -
Tfscd bye-laWs md rules Of he ji6rarY: and hat
i've hundred copies Of the same be- printed in pam
Phlet ioim ana pa1a i99 ~ o. inas noL otnerw1se
~ menhess ani nthers at eMch nrfea a. sh.ii gvi
n eet Il e eost OF the same per copy. Adopted,
The following resolutions. were offered BY mr.
Tree:
Rsso1red, That Judges Of Courts Of Record in
Cook county, and are ex-Judges 81 said courts yet
4~sf fnatitnte " nhnInr1anhic iikenesses ~ them
selves or the nse Of the Institute; and tho Secre-
tary ta hereby directed to notify the gentlemen re-
e request heir compliance therewith; and also to
5ndses. s W when M practicable. ~ '''<''0 - 4s>''''
1ian to have said iiEeneases suitably framed and
% e1e e to
Treasurer for any Sums in bis hands not otherwise
appropriated and necessary to meet the e1pend-
'f9se; Re;b ., which ve,a .aontcd The following
reslntion was sf1lrmed by MI. Asav:
@psso,rx, rhst no T,h,ar,.n ha ana be-a,v ia IT.
London adopted. ' lN -
The following resolution was offered by Judge
% DID,, ,Th.. ean,+o, r,rn,hn,, 1raos t,ha,
nezeE Peck and aon n Arnold be 1 requested @ Ms to
plocofe, Rosslp1el 1ol toe nsV " wv np!,aT!s.
59919sss o. fas Two aouges & q congress- Register
q Deoates, tessg7ess5o4a0 ttooe, and other public
Judge Wilson, be informed the institute Hal he
v,a ende.voy1nc tn coIerf for tha nae ~ tha 1h-a
~ eomplete act of the Journals Sol Of Il the 81 Senate %
reoueats ali persons who have spare volumes Of
, 1864-02-03
CHRISTIAN Commission.
Annual Report Of the Chicago
Branch-Gollections and
Distributions.

The financial report Of the Chicago branch of the
United States Christian Commission has Just been
submitted The following shows the receipts
from various sources with the use to which they
hare been applied:
, 1864-02-03
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Elections, Appointments and Trans
ferk-Damages to the Schools
by the Storm-Resigna-
ton of Mr, Wo0dard
Accepted.

The Board OF Education held Its regular month
ly eeeeion yesterday at their rooms, on IaSalle
street. There we're present the President, ". L.
Newberry, and Inspectors Carpenter, Steele Holden
Ryder, Pundlyillc, Brentano. TAFT, Wentworth,
sheahan and Foster.
Mr.. Holden moved to suspend the rules and take
up the election OF teachers.
Pending this motion, Mr.. Wentworth made
pereonal explanation and asked that the election
Of teacher to NIL the vacancy caused By the res
ienation Of Woodward be postponed. The mo-
ton OF Mr. Holden prevailed, and tho rules were
suspended. -
M1. Pzindivitle moved that the resignation of
Mr. Woodward be accepted. The motion pre-
rallied.
Mr. Steele moved that the Board proceed to
an election OF Principal for the Jones School.
Carried.
4 ballot taken in accordance with the last vote
resulted Is fo11oWs:-Le8uder Stone, 6; Osmer w.
Fay, 8: Millard Woodward, i. MI. Stone was de-
clared elected.
Mr., Holden moved that Mr. Stones salary be
nxd at the rate Of one thousand dollars per year
for the balance Of the school year. Carried
The following named scholars were BY vote OF
the Board admitted into the High Sthool:-Wi1l
helmina R. Ryder, Washington School; Mary
Francis Co.'s, scammin School; Frank Porter
DeWolf. Mosely school
MI. Wells reported that the teacher OF the Hols-
ten School is in poor health and asked for the ap-
pointment Of a successor.
Mr.. ShehAn moved that the Committee on Teach
ers appoint a eucceseor for Miss McQuade and
to dx the salary At not exceeding $500. The mo-
ton prevailed ne,n con.
MIR. Wells read 3 communication from
non-residents asking for the privilege Of
sending their children to the Holstien School.
The application was laid upon the table, the
Board having no power to grant the request.
The resignation Of Mics Eliza z. Ransom, Of the
scammon School, was rendered and accepted.
The Committee on Buildings and Grounds re-
ported damages, oceaaioned during the late cold
weather, as follows: Skinner School. $2lo.es;
Mosely School, $19.si; Ogden School, $a9,22:
Brown School, $3.50 Haren School, 500. A total
of $774,40.
Nj. Holden reported the following appointments
snd tr1nsfc1s Of teachers:
Sarah J. Revi11 appointed Assistant In the Haven
School.
Electa E. Dewey, appointed Assistant in the
Washington School.
Lizzie N. Rickords, appointed Assistant In the
Kinzie School.
Almira g. Jennings, appointed Assistant in the
Id. Ayezcs, appointed Assistant In the Skinner
School.
Gertrude B. Decker, appointed Assistant In the
Franklin School
Rosanua Hazleton, tsansfa1zed from the Frank
lin School to the Skinner School.
The Board then adjourned.
The FEH1As Recommendations
COURSE or 1Hx OHDsR.-1he Chicago Circle Of
the Fenian Brotherho cd, convened laet evening
at their Hail. On tho corner Of Randolph and Wells
street, at which the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted;
F<no,nzd That tbe Ferian nrotEe,f,nod. In view
, 1864-02-03
THE CITY.

SENT TO TIE REFORM ScnooL--A boy IS
years ot ngc, nnmed Joseph Miller, recently from
iowa, was cent to the Reform School yesterday for
the larceny Of ten dolla1e from fellow boarder at
The Iesfie House. /
, 1864-02-03

IMronTASr TO WHOLESALE DEALERs.-The
following decision in relation to icsnces to whole
sale dealers, Was received from the Treasury De-
parsnent yesterday: . ,..
The act Of March s, 1879, provides that license
issued to wholesale dealer, which ls undcrstased
may be again assessed. Under this provision,
when license has been fssued at . rate, winch is
afterwards discovered to be insufficient to coTer
the amount Of the annual sales, an assessment
should be made in the next monthly list to cover
the deficiency; and upon the payment q ta1 thns
thus aeseseed, the Collector will endorse the re-
cept upor the lace Of the license, already issued
Wien This is doue the license Will hare Al the ef-
feet OF iiceneo originally Issued st the fu rate
For example, II wholesale dealer takes license
nom the ftst OF May upon the basis Of annual
sales exceeding one hqodted thoasana sna @ RSt
lar. paIin1 ta1 Of &10o therefor, and It Is aher
wards asce7tained that hts annual sales will OK
eeed the amount named, he should be aasea.ed for
that bis annual esles will reach such an amount ~
10 subject him to higher tar. Upon tho pay
, 1864-02-03

In this city. Feb. L. 1t the residence ofC. " Ross
Esq, by Rev. ". q. Ryder, 3lr. RALPH J. GATES
eldest son Of P. ". Gates, and Hiss ELIZA q. BUR
TON.
At Kenoshh, Wis. Feb 1st, In st. Matthew's Church,
DAVIS, Of Eenoeha, and HkLRN s. DUNLAP, eldest
dAughfeE ofJ.C. Riley, Es1., OF Chicago.
tB Quincy papers please copy.
, 1864-02-03

Burnett's Stand and Extracts.
Tho St. Nicholas Hotel, New York, says: Sour
test Of Burnett's F1avo1ing Extracts has proved
them 10 be very excellent. Sold everywhere.
febl-w,o-st-MW&FGW.
~ instantaneous and ef1cacious cures OF
Corns and Bunlous, without pain or bleeding, by
Dr. Kendall, author Of practical obaervatlona On
the cnusee. nature md treatment Of Corns, Bun
ions, aud Diseased Nails. Office q. East Madison
week. feby. 2w-7. It.
w- Diseases Of the Nervous, Seminal, Urinary
and Sexual Systems-new and reliable heatm en-
In reports OF The Howard Association sent by mail
b sSesa stte Ha.e No
South Ninth street, PhiladelphIa, Pa.
no29-r83373m
To Cousumpt1Ees.
The Rev. E. 4. Wilson'S remedy for Consnmp-
ton, Aethns. Bronchitis. Coughs. Colds, and iii
phIet giving The prescription and . short HISTORY
Of hfs case, can be obtained OF Fuller, Finch y
cago. 1ayl3u4s-1m
~ The monthly meeting 9, The Board q Man
af the rooms of the Young Mems Christian Asso-
ciftSn ss s9 ~ Wednesday, at Fes M.sa4P P
Speedy aud Remarkable Cure Of
Throat and Lung Disensea.
The following is ons Of our best cEittelsms. p.
Aver e!res catarrh, Throat, Lung and Heart Dis
eases, &c;
I hare been under the treatmen of Or. l. Wins
low AVER OF the Chicago Throat ano Lung 1nsti-
tute, {McCormick's building, coEnes Randolph and
9saboa or Shrons dseGn re Of hha ths
made alarming inroads upon my health and had
every reason to believe that itWoud very soon end
In death, DR.. Ayers SUCCESS has been complete.
II sfens almost q nairdeis; the effect was prompt
9rd permanent. have met many persons at the
express similar opinions Of Dr.. Ayers new mode
Of cure. E. N. TUCKER,
Special Deputy Circuit Court.
Feby2W952t Residence 24S State st., Chicago,
W Honse and Sign Painting, CalcimIning
Glazing and Grainfng. Paper Han.ings and Win
dow Shades selling wholesale and retail at New
York prices. F. E. RIaBY, 50 Randolph St.
Boz 1888. jay2u5H-1m
Go TO TIE BEsT--Go to Bryant & 9tratton's
Chicago Commercial College, to get 3 thorough
practical business education. For circulars ad-
drees lenclosing etamps) Bryant & Stratton, Chi
cago. Illinois.
, 1864-02-03
auIu8kuIEnlB.

A%$SS&kN% Nt%k$t9QA
McVICKER'S THEATRE:
ITALIAN OPERA.
~r aRkN.
T. n. "KnS @ EspAy EvBaNG. February :, vczdls
il TRovAToHE.
s M1le tss.I YEN Mig 4erens A;uesa.
si8 So1e Count dc Luaa s,s: Bssi:
Conductor and Musical Director. Sig. Mux1o.
TOMORROW La SoNNANBULA.
The director respectfully announces that in adm.
Hon 10 his a1rtady powerful company he has al8o 90
gagged tho ehafuin, PrlmA Donna Mills CoHptnx nuA
HkKe CARL 70 Hfa the great HAseo.
Admission II Co. ReteEved 3sats - cents extra;
Second Tier % cents. Doors open It 7A opcFa eox~
menceb 1t O'Clock.
PRYAN HALL.
Friday and Saturday Evenings, Feb. sth + sta,
TILE CELEBRATED CONTINENTAL
Q T. d f. O L K s.
CONCERT COMPANY,
Assistsd By
e M M A J. MIG HoL 8,
Tie charming View England songstrsss wit apptK
~ abova.
For Two Evenings Onlys
Tickets .5 Gents Can be obtslned At Root h CadY1.
Ag2fnt' Anfic Store, and At tho Frinctp,1 Hotels
Grand Matinee on SATURDAY at aP, NJ. for The
accommodation os 1nmilies. fetwl214e
, 1864-02-03

Go TO TIE BEsT-Go to Bryant & stratton's
Chicago Commercial College, to get thorough
practical business education. For circulars ad-
drees !enclosing Ftamps) Bryant & Stratton, Chi
carn Illinois
, 1864-02-03

Mn1rARY.-We learn from our special dis
patches that the Yatea PhAlsnx, the aoth mlnoiA
veteran regiment, arrived at New York. yesterday,
on tbe ocean steamer Natanxss. Tho sarno an
thority Informs III Of tho arrival Of the enlisted
rebel prisoners Ut Philsde1phis, yesterday, under
tho charge Of the ZouaTes.
, 1864-02-03

union Service, GAINESVILLE. VII. pei t. Km6ali s.
Union Service. Amboy, Ill., per ~. D. Andrns. =. II
N. F.. Church, Grand Detouf, H., per Rev. n. H.
ut Pres Church. Chicago, per A. II: Campee
1t Bap.ist Glq!ch Chicago. per j. BMustin..... 81 s
Pres. Church. GILL, II. per ]. c. Cane. ...:..
Union Service, Prescott, Wis.,, per Rev. Charles
lhny . - ~;
, 1864-02-03

ARRIVAL OF REcRu1Ts.-Last night some
five hundred recruits, enlisted in various parts OF
Wisconsin, arrived here from GAINESVILLE, en- ruuts
1or Cairo. where they viii be assigned to the vari-
GUS regiments In which they have enlisted. They
nrc a splendid looking body Of men, and the air
tang with their joyous shouts as they marched
through the streets Of the city.
, 1864-02-03

Enn1a WoxASs' REFuoE.-The annual meet
Ing OF this Institution will be held tomorrow
tIhursday) at 3p. m., in the y. II. Christian As
sociatiou Room, to which all interested In this
noble charity arc invited. Reports Of Its pracd-
cnl workings will be read, and an occasion Of
special interest to the friends Of the refuge s ex-
pected.
, 1864-02-03

CoHD111oN or RECRUITS AT CAN'T BUTLER.
We hare received from time to time indignant
complaints Of the treatment OF recruits at camp
Butler. and yesterday letter was shown rs Sign
ed by twenty eight members Of one Of the Chicago
batteries, containing statements. which II true,
call for immediate relief at the hands Of the author
dtics, It is no email sacrifice soldiers make for
their country when they exchange the comforts Of
home for the diecomforts Of camp and garrison
life, and they are surely entitled to this recognl-
lion for their patriotism. that they sha1l be pro-
perry clothed, and fod with wholesome food. II
we may believe the reports that reach ne, they are
neither.
, 1864-02-03

REVIVAL SERg1cEs.-Iher revival services at
The Desplaines M. E. Church arc still largely At
tended and the interest Ir increasing. There will
be preaching this evening At ~ O'Clock, by the
s,asfnr RcY E, II, Boring.
, 1864-02-03

FOR SALE.-Farm for sale, one
Il nile caas Of Huntlay Station. on the G. + c. q.
MchsnsL e9unty, H.: saia Farm co1ts,ns a1
eEd Barn, fait trees &C. There are atsssn acres &c
plewing done viii Be sod for 325 per acrc. Terms
half e,eh down. balance ,a yearly nst,iiments For
tae ptesoises FofC. B. ALBl:o. II Wayne station.
Da Page county, Ill. B. CAOY.
, 1864-02-03
Meth. ch; ManIsto, g Minn:. per kev. Fhos: PAY: :;
Mrs. 7. J. Smith, Dtley1n. VIE. .... .
PreahYtcriAu lhlIch. WArue4Ttlle. utf i. C. Can,

Sparta. Wis per c. ": Fott.
Milllamsyllle. ~: per Rev; T. Smith. .....-.-....-
Pleasant Valley, Wis, per Clara H. Thomas ...
Strong's Prh1rfc, Wis, per Rev. J. D. Scarlcr...
Union Service. Falrbsn X. Minna per Key. c. D
Anoks, Mimi, per Rev, n. Laihrop. ::
, 1864-02-03

A Coin BATn-Late on Monday evening,
Constable Martin Jennings proceeded to arrest
man, On barge lying at Hale'e dock, between
Wells and Clark streets. The worthy constable
met with considerable Resistance On the part Of bis
would.be prisoner, who, indeed, eventually threw
Jennings into the river. Iha officer called Justify
for help, and wns rescued from his somewhat un-
comfortable situation BY some citizens who heard
, 1864-02-03
" ANTED-Agents. SIS per

" A n 7 E EU-Agents. SO per
w day easy Cali and SEQ or send for cIrenlars
Of our new and wonderful COMBINATION FR1zE
PAcKAdK-novei anc ortgtoal-tt diners from and ia
EnpeoF IN every respect to al oaher packsEee ever
offered for sale. SPLENDID CASE OF JEWELHY goes
FREE With every 100 packages equivalent TO from 80
TO $50 proat In the Agents pocket. Wstches. Silver
Cups, Gold Lockets and over 100 varieties Of rich and
fashionable Plated and Gold Jewelrt are given as
prizGs all Of which arc opcn foE inspection 10 eye:
purchaser, Price on1y Twenty 1--we Cents per pack
age. We EuS rantee that energetic agents N ste
s15 per day With ease We have the statements Of
may not you n4so do the same? The b1 1iness II
1tdnT, RktPIcrAH1E AHp PRoyIrABLK, and re1a.r-s
Int small capital, Give II trial at least send for
tul1 particulars. We also want reliable agents to
canvass for styles Of Puoro0 RAPE ALBua rs, Csra
Photographs, SIIEL EEnRAv1aGa anu vatuabe
Books, sold only By subscription.
C. H. DUNN i CO PnblIshcrF.
ftiaxfe euf1ao
, 1864-02-03

SHOCKING Acc1DEN1.-On Monday, while
coupling an engine to a freight car, at Makanda
Station, on the Illinois Central Railroad brokc.
1nnn named John Tegan, was instantly killed He
was standing On The pilot Of the engine as It ap-
preached the standing car, With the long coupling
bar In his hand to insert it into the coupngs, but
sailed to raise It high enough, aud the poor young
1nan caught in the inclined plane Of tho pilot was
crushed to DEATH
, 1864-02-03

" ANIED-lnf0rmatl OF James
w Mhloney. who came from County Ci.trc, Ire
l9nd. to th!s country, about thirteen yeaEs since.
was tn Davenport. Iowa: Any lntorm1tl4n concern
ing bis WlterenbousR viii he thankfully received By
his sister. MRS. MARGARET SAGE. Ch!csgo.
, 1864-02-03

CoM1Ho UP.-Metropolftan Block is now
being brought to grade. The workmeu commend
cd cxeayating yesterday, and will, in day or
two set the screws under the foundations, aud
1aiee the structure bodily The entire block will
he eicTnfed four feet
, 1864-02-03

TOR SALE-A Farm, situated
u four miles north Of Darlington Station. in Lake
Sn ae hn s snd n r. e9 z
enl,tistlon and fry aeres Of sooH meade. @ isaa'
Flcc, SIT per half cash, kls per aero cash.
Apply to- THOMAS WILKINSON, Darlington Sta
"a s(1tfN
, 1864-02-03

EOR SALE-The south half Of Sec
ton g. 49, H. consisting Of so acres Of the nuest
and in Cook County, Within bali mile Of Station
e Lyons, on the line Of tas Chieaso Burlington and
q h8nde0me growth Of wood. Terms liberal. Apply
to OGDEN. FLEETWOOD 4 CO.
, 1864-02-03
BoA1,p OF Trade BATTERY.-This bat-

RuRAwA1.-Testerdaya afternoon q horse
and buggy driven BY boy, dashed wildly up Rsn-
dolph street towards the river, and on arriving
near the corner Of Franklin street was cleverly
elopped by gentleman, without having due any
damage, except Tightening the bog.
, 1864-02-03
G@au1RB.

WANTED-To sell Saloon with
wv all the Fixtures, ut less thsu half their value
the owner wtthiug 10 feave ihe city. Anntv II M
146 Madison street. nfur Cjark EEttyviTist
, 1864-02-03

NOT or TEE PRoaRAMME.-An Incident
occurred last evening at the Academy Of Music,
which, though amusing to the audience w1s ex-
tren1ely annoying to the management and very
znorttfin9 to the visitors. Two shoulder strapped
individuals, dressed magni6cently in army blue
and brass buttons. came to tho opera house last
evening, accompanied BY two nynaphs du pace,
from the classic precincts Of Wella street. dressed
IN 1ustllng silks and soaoed in corresponding
style. They passed in along with the crowd. with
ont detection, and went along up tho gallery to
one Of the pFtvate boxes. where they installed
themselves with due ponpoaity, Hero they were
soon discovered by Mr. Dlngess, the business man.
zger. who, having called policeman, proceeded
to the box &nd reQuested the distinguished visi-
tors to 1eaye. The females were escorted out
side the hnes to Washington Street, when the
'ahosldsr stzapa@' eoon followed, assisted by m
application of boot At the foot OF Mr. Dfngess,
amidst 1oasn Of laughter from the audience. who
evidently were we'll pleased as the efforts display
% by the management, to provide a respectable
nlace nf RMnsesuent
, 1864-02-03

FOR SALE-125L Lots, constituting
Il Block 23 Canal Trustees' subxiiytsion of Section
I: fronting on West Indiana. Ashley and Fousthata
CO. UeIY B9E291u n wA
, 1864-02-03

GNOR SAL E-TImber Land in
I Alcnigan: =. half Sec; s, g.. II ". Berziaa
within two miles ot q saw mill frtce *a.791; one-
half cash, renai1der in one and two years. With
Rnld for q, 10. F.r further information address
ROCKWELL & CO., LnSal}e, H.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-14
River News.

Yesterday was one Of the duh days on the riv-
or, With scarcely anything doing the lsves, and
few arrivals.
The only arrival siacs noon report Of yes
ts day was the Darling, from Memphis, with
Their slim trip Of freight. bat full Of passengers
I" aptsin Bachelor reports business very dull aud
iatnimAts at Memphis, with 30 freight sHsring.
The charmsr lsft yesterday with a moderate
.ip.
The grand Armada Is ia port, aud will leave at
. O'Clock to-day for Cairo aud way ports, under
Command Of that elegant ADD accomplished gen
1 sman aud popular ohiesr, Capt. Augustus
Lsmeke. better known as capt Gus" supsrln.
tsndsnt Of the Evensyills and Cairo packet line
Billy Dunn and VA. sorenson are associated In
the ONCE, aud are extrouoly polite and dsservedly
popular.
The Tarascon, the fleet aad elegant will be the
regular packet for Louisyills this evening. Capt.
Jim Luss Ia In command. and Frank Blacksmith
kud Luce Murrsil are her Clerks, and nothing
further need be said. Their names are Is house
hold words.
Capt. Josh v. Throop, the popular aud re-
noWnsd commander Of the Armada, IL stlll con.
ansd 10 bis room by sickness.
The Leuisviils Pros Of Monday says.
The Saint Patrick WIS due from IT Louis yes.
terday, With number uf Government hsfses
During the past week about 20 boats have ar.
.rivsd irom ST. Louis, 81 laden with live stock.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-14

sa-Est tboss whs have dSubisa the Vi rtuss
BvLL's CEBaos BIrTEAs, II any such there be
read the foliouinz Csrtiheats frosa Esatsnsa wsI,
known IN this community, aad dsubs ne more.
tts general Introduction into the army will save
the lives ofthousAhds Of oar soIdlsrss
LoUIsvLLE, KY. Jans I'd. lsSs.
We, The andersignsd. have seen the gesd sssets
produced By the use Of Dr. Joss BuLL's CnBaaz
BifraAs in Of general debility And pFsstrHfioa
Of the system. ahd believe its general aso woaid
prevent disease and relieve much sanering,-
Among our soldiers particularly woaid this h. thu
case, especially those who arr exposed t. aaias-
matte ihnneuce 10 The sauthsrn climate.
MAJ. PHILIP SPEED,
Collector Int Rev "a Die Ky.
GiiAs II. COTTON
coIlsstsr Of the Port Of Loai.Vills. Ky.
col. n. DENT.
Provost Marshal Gsa't Of Ksntaeky.
REv. d. P. HENDERSON,
Vice Pres't Of Sanitary Com mlaaios.
HARVEY, HUGHES Co,
Publisher Democrat
GEO. ?. DOERN
Prop. Louisville AnEsiEsr.
HUGHES 4 PARkHILL.
wholesale Dry Goods Dealers, Main strsst,
benisFilia, Ky
DAVIS, GREEN 4 Co,
HART a MAPOrnER,
tdshngrapl err, cor. Market sad Third Sta.
Louisyiliy, Ky.
JULIUS WINTER,
Clothing Merchant. cor. 81 aHd Markst Sc,
Louissilis. HI.
CAPT. =. r. HILDHETH.
OF Steamer Major Anderson,
MAI. L. r. THUsT9N,
.aymastsr q. 4. Army.
Q. NJ aETCALF,
Va szpaal Hotel, Louisville. NJ.
COL. k4eSSE BAYLNs.
All Ky. Cavalry.
GEORGE y. PRENfCE,
LoaiHviils Journal
See advertise meet Ia muottp@r column
fsb6 ~ sold By PETER vIERLIH0
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