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, 1864-02-05

General Mcneil, in speech welcoming
the return Of Missouri veterans to St. Louis,
said:
land many others have stood here, the
faithful seutinels over every mans negro
They dared this rebellion in order to open
the slave trnde they were nfraid of the
growth OF population In this great bread-
growing country, md broke the contract nm
der which We worked faithfully, and when
they broke that contract, I said re would
make new contract which would wipe ont
slavery. {Cheers.) Ineyer should hase in
,e1fercd-1 was Conservative in tlmea Of
reace always have been Conservative
thank God my father gaze me trade, and
when he sent me out he said he was putting
a loaf Of bread Under my arm. never nsked
for public office; felt conservative; felt
like sustaining everything that kept peace
+ and cuietness between our ncighbors. When
this war came said We viii have a new deal
entirely, and before this war is done we will
do away with the cause Of it. You may sup
poee am diverging into tie line Of politics,
but in this war soldier cannot talk without
getting into politics; everything Is political,
and bayonets ore radical
, 1864-02-05

among a people 80 much given to the emo
tions Of q busy and sensational press as the
Yankees, important military secrets may be
foreshadowed through this active reflector
Of popular sentiment. Already have there
been instances In which the speculatfons OF
oWs Of coming events; and in considering
the lew obvious modes Of prosecuting the
var, an inkl1ng OF the one adopted may really
have been allowed to come to light for the
purpose Of inspiriting the hopes Of the peo-
pie, and under the belief that combinations
ofgreat magnitude cannot, at least In their
general outline, be preserved in complete Sc
crecy.
There is, then, possibility that the scheme
Of grand combined advance upon Rich
mond by three distinct lines, With oyer
Whelming forces, announced in tue YANKEE
press, may be the real prog famme OF the
spring campaign. It is IN harmony. with the
md Contemplated leader Of the operation,
hes heretofore exhibited. The successes
which have elevated hin go prominently
above all the Generals Of the enemy, and
probably opened the path for him to seize
the glittering prize Of the Presidency, haFe
application OF superior numbets-an adVaa-
tnge and strategy common to him with hts
colleagues, but which he has used to great
er extent, and in which he has been fyored
By propitious chances. Alexander, OF Epl'
rus, invaded Italy and encountered the 10
mans at very nearly the same time that his
relative, "Macedon's madman," turned his
attention TO the eofter regions Of Asia, routed
tha tpmn}tuous hosts Of Darius and captured
Lis sernglio and his treasures. The fate OF
the 1or1Her was very different, and he moral
lied upon the result by saying that he had
fa11cn on the mems side Of the house, while
Alexander the Great bad invaded that OF the
women.
Grant may have cause toinote the difference
between the strategy he encountered at 3D.
ker'e Greek and THAT Which awaits him On the
Rarpahannock, or at some other point of bis
proposed triple advance on Richmond, and to
moralIzc upon the fate of Ills predecessors.
That the coming campaign will witness q
renewal Of the stereotyped advance on Rich
mond there is every indication. Tic Yankee
heart pants with an inexpressible longing to
plant It's cherished grfdirou upon the lofty
Site of that capitol which looks majestica1ty
down upon scenes that the last three years
have rendered famous In story. They W1l1
come as they have come before, and there is
no reason to think that they will not return
as they have invariably done before. Every
line Of advance upon this coveted city has
been tried, and it now only remains, in sheer
desperation Of accomplishing the purpose By
perseyering aud concerted plan, that they
should resort to the doctrine of chances, and
trust that In seTeral simultaneous assaults
luck may befriend them In one.
, 1864-02-05


a private letter received few days eince
from a. D. Richardson, correspondent Of the
New Fork Tribune, now prisoner In Castle
Thunder, at Richmond, relates the following:
Occasionally we have bit Of fun. The
other night We tried our Commissary who
distributes the rations In our room, for 'ma1-
fcasance in Office" for only issuing soup
when he ought to Issue meat, and pocketing
the difference. Two Of the correspondents
were counsel for prosecution and defense,
and I occupied The bench. a slip from .
Richmond paper being objected to as testi-
mopy, 1t was decided that my thing published
in any newspaper m,tst be true, and was com-
petent evidence in this court. There was q
good deal Of remarkable testimony, and still
more remarkable law, quoted IN English,
Latin, French and Greek
The Comm1ssary was finally found guilty,
and after On address upon the enormity Of
the otlcnse, sentenced to take quart OF his
oWn soup at one meal Counsel were fined
for contempt Of court; jurors placed under
arrest for going to sleep; when the spectators
bccame b0isterous, the Sheriff was ordered
to clear the Court House, and during certain
testimony the ladies were requested to with
draw. Altogether 1t was very droll, and q
good many were sore with laughter the next
morning.
, 1864-02-05

Formerly Of James Hospital, Custom HoE4e
Ranlo,rh street, Chicago, Illinois, epecialss IN tho
treatment Of OIp t1Ro11c, MKhouR1HM, e 6tooD
Cures them without reeorting to Mercury. 1od,de
Eotassli, AYFenlc sarsarattlla. Dr. James usta
NErTEkIIEER. WHICH 10 FosIT1vE CCRk IN AL
blood discases 0rEanlc Wcakncss etouSht on on- q
ilariy causing aoss Of memory nessous a9d General
debility etc. cured By III tnfallIble mcnod. and the
pniy cure fol this Misunderstanding both time snd e1'
I'D piseases OF the MOST HORRIBLE CLASS.
blotchcs The face, small ~aters blIstesa pains l9
Tie head and bones. ulccrated throat nose limbs and
tunertngA- ...,, -.
se South the medical faculty, aud professors ol med
tcal colleges etc. Those atiiicted shou1d apply mmo
Remember DR.. Jamcs' Once and Passors are at 81
RAnde}nh, between SiAtc and Dearborn streetA. -
Once open from l. II. until r. II. Consultnt1oni
fuvto1ahle. ta2Au6ll-!tW
, 1864-02-05

srAsB fH5FSsS e
ND ;s4s p s.
s. IT, S4tt t. s9e
ofccr7 oata sno 50 tons otaay o. s:taH Or nrs
as s;s ss s.
sT x naks sestss e r. n1ss;s fs m %
xhes IA ssllvert:a shsil be co. menee,, IN: ~oea
10 p41er ntt he written en-: n words on rhe ::1s
Torn 70 se pat up II COOS .tous saeka @ ABOUT Eo
esch Tne saess d he arn ah.d wishoot eysls arg
70 the Government The hay and straw 70 ne s"fr<et
o'ES IL par irulaz aina .sc!ptton Of ~
or arav. tEopote: to ne dellTered must b state N
en;1ss a.. 9ods. a,sss.1a &c ); &
nent inspector re6o1e being eesepsyt o,,n.,o-
1os 81 6ide IT, - ~ of tha Gov
tr1nent nay reqni:e andtayn'snt III p msde weSa
.sa1xs% T. 81 &C.
t51t m eass bs p, y assssse ,h ss q tesy III
shs % ssme IT, VIZ eeos saassas sS:s''es e m
1sss ia Il ia b at y.
5 IS sz R RsaT "a
low RESPONSIBLE niedsr Or the pezsoo 70 WHOM ssa
8 Bass aasss ssass:1 E sss1
| Inl ID states s;ovefnnae-s O. Responsible pSfsoa
III bSeers &C vii 6e duty nothed Of the seeest.ae4ez
rejectjor Of their plppo. .als.
Tta full name ind A4dfe84 or eAea ofhcff -ass
he 1eRibly Ertrtt IN the proposa!. 4,., e,ac.-sr
Proposals nKs he ad1te'aaa kQ bI!kH1tdE
D. h. R1ekeT. Chief Depot 0afres5ma9L 1 rr1ssa[k
/ for Foraxs ,,.-. .o,,-.~,
Eonts tn sun eduA 10 II tf ~ snaN,Inv. Iii,
be reGpifed suecesstul bidder or o:dcesa uDc3
| 4ignfnE The contract ., .,. ro,., ,.a,n.
H1ank lorna o. hlc* ~. III, nfe :, 4 tfA4es usS
ob,a1nee O.: appli4 t.on ~ = III iPtnpfSs1f
| (rowo. County. and ssasn3} I ~ t.7----~
r.. ,..-4n.+ N trrasr nTnpoaa to furnish az
kae fns.1 stsfts & the CnsrturMssscT
DspaT en1 Inv,;in9 nsoeos]h Ior foIsss.
your ~ faE9 tna fo110T
9atsa a. s1,tr1 r 1Saa2h = 271o o0p'''
14 bNshts uf Ccsn in sacxs, 1T per buahal at -
/ ~potncas, (, n.,, ), ..re. AZ -,rr hu,n-1 of "A
| "- ~ o"sesAA o~~A'" se "" ~
, 1864-02-05
Particulars Of the Illness OF Stephens.
The Richmond Enquirer Of January 18th has

The Richmond Enquirer Of January 18th has
the following:
"We arc pained to announce that Mr.. HI
dell, secretary to Vice President Stephens,
yesterday received telegrnm from Augusta,
Announcing the sudden and serious Illness Of
Mr Stephens at bis home at Charlottesville,
Ga. He wns attacked on Monday morning,
and sent Oh that day to Augusta for phJsi
clan. This attack, With the known state Of
his health during the winter, has created seri-
ous apprehension in the minds OF his friends.
"He was prevented from coming to Rich
mond at the beginning Of the session Of Con
gress by the serious Illness , ct hfs brother, The
By his own feeble health and the severity Of
tic weather: When again ready 10 start for
Richmond his brother vas a second time very
severely attacked, which delayed his coming
over d week. He vas third time ready to
leaye, and would, no doubt, have started to
this city yesterday morning but for this un-
timely attack. Should he recover, as we trust
he will, it is altogether probable he will be
unable to visit Richmond during the winter"
, 1864-02-05
Explosion Of the Bennington Powder
Will.


H1fll.
The Troy Times Of Monday last says:
About six o'clock this morning, just as the
Troy and Boston train was leaving Bennings-
ton for Troy, an explosion took place at tho
mills Of the Bennington powder company, Q
mile from the East Village. There were five
separatc, distinct reports attending the ex-
Gsle bT Sa d oap n1 punes
destroyed-two wheel mills, solid structures,
containing machinery, the press-house and
corning mill The causo of the accident Is
not known. Every care was taken in the
manufacture Of powder to guard agninst such
occurrences and protect the workmen- There
were only about twenty-five barrels Of pow
der in the mills that were destroyed.
In the village Of Bennington the sound OF
the accident resemtlcd q series OF earthquakes.
Residents fancied their houses were about
tumbling upon their heads. At Troy, thirty
miles away, the noise Was heard. At North
Adams, twenty-five miles of, plates were
Jared from tables and glasses broken.
, 1864-02-05
Q)ttago Qrtbnue.


Another hower withered. another blossom Kone,
Another hope deep buried, within the slen1
tomb,
heard the organ pea1,ng, and saw the bridal paif
Beside the alter neeling, scaling their vo"s with
prayer.
lev .ahort days Of pleasure, few brief years OF
lore,
And then q golden treasure, dropped from the
skies above
Sent here not long to lnger In this dark world Of
woe,
But with 1ts tiny fnger, to Heaven the way to
And willie yet its mother clasped It fondly to her
breast.
oulctjy its Spirit passed to Its eternal rest.
on in VISIONS stl she heard fta low and plantaFe
Saw 1ts little hands upreascd, to welcome her On
high.
Awhile She faltCrcd4 then EoTe o'er. Earths iAeE
dearest tic.
Bade trends adicu, and Joined once more her dar-
ling In the sky
, 1864-02-05
Deaths at meulphf4,

The following soldiers died IN the OVerton
Military hospital, Mcmphis, Tenn, dnEing
the month ending January 31st, 1864:
David Anthony. 3, 1+th Ill, pneumonia: George
Cernlsh, Z, I'D Wis, menineist1s; Corr. Aaelssft
T. Iad Wisconsin, chionIc dIarrheA: Michel
F1ancu, i, l0sd nj. consumption; Robert n: Fu-
gaze; r. 55th H., chronic diar1hea; Jacob e Glass
coeE. q. 1QeM N., do; Vim. c. Gillian, G, 9Th Iowa.
do: Adam +. Grace. 4, aad Wis., typhoid fever;
Corp: John 3. Gabby,, 1st Iowa batseEy, chronic
disilhea: Joseph Holmes, c, 10th Missouri cav
7uf sciopectiuna; sergt Benz. Habetland, ath Ohio
battery. chronic dfan6ea: Thomas Lynch 4 "a
Ky, pneumonia; @. Y. Mack &, Sd Y. 9. cavalry.
pneumonia; ]. L. Masgison, +, 10Th ~. cavalry,
nrttcu1o norris: George Sumner. C., 4Sd Indians;
Newton 4. Sttnson, G, l0Gth H., chronic dyssu-
terry; James B. Volt E. 48th Ohio. chronic disr-
Fhea, JAMES BUCKLEY C1efK.
, 1864-02-05
nnrtnr Thomson

Formerly A.sssan. Surgeon to Pc Eoxo Hospata., H..
Ssnts Marie i4sbop lor1uEAl. and 5nEgeoa 70 ao
hmien to the treatment Of contagious blood d;sasns
Nv ,nnre iiInp tt3ftv yeaFs. Ten gears pfactIce ~
n,eaeo ILL., las cstab,irhed Tor him M unpteGsoen'
"a In curing seIotola is.:t1
re. without thc u.e Of mercury. 1he ysEone c9m
cased aad distressing diseasee tasae9I zen
1nfcum ii lie 6onth CLARK street. E. .. BOZ =: ~
1Tciofipr Is rent N rostaEe stAups the
5Htat <. fAa4' We -o' ~ fe2~wGSlH
, 1864-02-05

The reader daily eee4 iu our advertising colunns:
the y ords Chcroke &C Remedy. Cherokee in]seana r
Cherokee Cure. Cherokee rtlie Cherokee Nl1T T;edi
cnes sehals ere AID. they are truly tae -
cs ever prepared ~ re ny theS ~ ,cT sfe
table compound. for tho euTc Of disfa farSx md thc
nary organs and shat The @ .rrordne 10 the
directions iii seeonp Ine hhTs nsvef .,t eee q
known to fai1 1n cnriug 1eaed H. ndScftsencnt
, 1864-02-05
Total AEsEtS. ...............'... ...'.*3-l2
LIABIbTT1ES,

Total AEeets $50 o
1IAB1bfT1Es.
The ar oun. Of liabilities, due or not due, 70
Losaes - Adjusted sud due .............-... Noae.
IossSs nnsSi1sted' In srspense. waiting ior
fnrther nroof' '....,,.... t........... 1919 6
III other c14itTe aTafnEf the COMPANY ara
AZ tM.M u.nef for r1 n1inpin1 1e .:. ~. os'.l.
h"aA '"' pA""s' ~
Iosal t,s. M r,. s.ceene TTrnt9
rhdTaapd noI1aIs withons specia pefnfssion
The gLeatest amoan5 u any 9na ey 1Sy sow
or block Taftes, and depe1as upGa kas Cuns1ueloo'
~ ~ III IL fsn thEa d,tor nfI1lJ
no1s, and Is unchanged:
TaGSla THOMAS ssc4tta12 f. AS,Eh' fres'oen'-
: ---- ,,,--.-
, 1864-02-05

CONFIDENTIAL rnxtIc,an, tformes1y Of 81 Louis. Ao.9
eorntr Of Monree Chicago, H.. hill bloek from 1he
Rost ONCE Al Chronic Diseases. and DieeasGs OF
resH win unparalleled succe g. Ronms separate.
~he.e ates and Genlcmen can consult TIC Doct1f
eosP: ~ Sundays lo 1o12 A. n. %co%mnnr,nRsne % !, Rs9
81: Epclore two stamps and cet his t;ulde to Mea1th
From tho Doctors long experience Ia Hosptal ana
private practice, he 1s ablc pcrfot and Will
autcc perfect cures for all Chronic Diseases In theif
xoft severe and complicated stages In very BLOT
67I1e without the nac Of mercury.
YDung uucn suffering from selfsense are insatea y
ca perfect cqrs wafranted az Hsnsons
tavtug any obstrrcttonst to MARRIAGE. SHOULD ca!t
onee and be cured. Best Of c'ts ~
kbil4tT and sucCts8. tAoesoNEM
, 1864-02-05

1AcHELO..s celebrated HA1R DYRIs THE FEST
IL 1aE woKIp. The Snls lARMlEEs TRpk and hEl1.
.-cnanges Rrd. Rusty Or Grey Hair instantly. 70
EItas ssnips m sa cSyne W. Hs
sne Beaultq lmps1ss trsn vitality eMqueStly A re-; =
SD byes. The Gcnulne Is signed WILLIAM 4. BAca-
eLon all others mere limitations, and sson1 be
Avoided. Sold By hu Druggists. &c. FactoEF, g HsE.
cley street, New York. ty$Eaa1.ly.
, 1864-02-05
Dr. Smeet'S Ilatln1e11t.

,1,, 1,.1p17s :. rfott Cnn7T EEUP At GTA. T,TTN-
14h 8aGn nE STTFF q 4 NEtK AM IoTNTs. SPEAIN9.
eh9FSstHiSS ehH9EFSstHiSSsHE AND All RIEUMATIC
AND NERVOUS DISORDERS
uh.n .nIGfaE;E sm 49, oH
1ne s'e"s aSaa a. "e"' 7s''eA'
M crpp75pr 4WEE-r nE cnENECTTCUT
II known a11 over tho United ssases.
nR STEPHEN SWEET. OF CoENECT{CDT,
Is the author Of " Ut. sWeets nlaina1a A4nloaent
mn. SWEETS 1sFA11IBLE LISI2iEyT
r,,-.a pnsn,na natIs7n and never fat1a.
S1nc' 4A@e''
, 1864-02-05

pROPOSALS FOR SUBSIST

PROPOSALS FOR SUBSESI-
Il ESCE STORES:
s..,., n-....,,! cme:ae, IL: ZIP; q: 1ss:; J.
g 'ss 81 i; fsosias sas
'sseSS aseS peases se best quality coarse Honny aae
ngTodRshS Rh s5a; g.: % Il sooa o1s9 Bas
5000 pounds 9f ssst quality kitndsisa a..ts m.ds
from prime Corn, put up !n ord!aarY barrels,
thoroughly eoopeted, and In good order. Bar
1eoo fss q = "a e*h9 nai
eIl6e -: II nsaior The purpose, md to be
.to g! esass: ss:e 3sf quality, put up In
eSet
ess a g. I'll ca 5tea to oe '''ea
10000 e IS ~ q9siy ot an, s
f. Ssss; Sss,s ss<1
neptsalize one onnee t!og: re elder yanex:s ~
be put up IL barrels Or haif6arrels of !: gallons
capacity. Each proposal must stats distinctly
ths " ,;a Eng q 9nd aaa1s5 OF vinegar oheFea' snd
3ss ssS ss 1%S % e. Z Sc e s'f Is
as sofR e ss5 ss :ss sS' s
o. other aoal.eration: to hay bare ,, 70 napaeas.at
cent. Of wafer. and to be well dried before be-
ea anS
2seo Sallons of good Aolassas, In barrels or half
1aopoands Pure Ground Black Pepper Tho Pep
ss gss spf Z
s5qS II NJ
M aas a ncst BE- made
f'E H. sss'f ii
tuf,,r
81: asseis ss :sd Il 5s'
s should be at least in quart
4 peiated @ % Cory Of this advertisement must be a.
tacbed to each proposal. euc tee proposals must be
Sds u
to The andeEslEnedl without written guarantees u
sasa'a e M
m e. Gs Re q
eonditions Also, that written contract With bonds
p1epossd @ s to 6s g fHinisasd sas1 "a executed -
e5Esss:s d d: 6 81 ;ts e
s
s.
ass
es.t q the packages to be included in tho pfice
b as,t,e,sd os 4ssysSs ::
such place in the City Of Chicago N may be re-
uuired by the Undersigned
vtboat expense 10 The United States mill required
for delivery or shipment.
PaYmentto be made ia such funds IS may be fnz-
uished by the Uni,ed Stafes-
The undersigned reserves the right to reject any OF
al bids offered.
Bidders are respectfully invited to be present 1t tho
Iii pessous receiving contracts will be required "a
sign certificate and agreement, which may DO seen
at the Office OF the undersigned.
tracts and Contractors mnY be found at this once,
and Will be fhFntshed to Contractors TOT taeF n1of
PROPOSALS. must b in dup1icntt. enc1osen in an en
vtione Nddreaeed to the Undersigned. and endorsed
Proposals for subsfsteueo sto1esn = a,r.,v
| 1icnt Coldua1 and CofnutssaEY pf S1bststence.
, 1864-02-05


IMPAIRMENT OF AGR1CUI-
H. TIRE. WASHINGTON. .. c., Dec. Is, 1858.
70 the Growers and Manuiac Of Fla5 and Hemp
col stating Of Hon. j, Morenead. Of Pena5ylvanis
William n Bailey. Of Rhode Island, and John 4.
t.o9 made by ~ 1T Congress yts nr.ct,c,htv of
cp1t1Tatiug and preparing fax and hemp % snnst-
tute for cotton, twenty thousand aol!afs.
Having met and afrer several days t1fe5ugaNoa.
believing that further and 'uer nostce Of tnsf "a.
ourned to meetagnln on Wednesday, tho 2ith day Of
enGcst ali Interested In the distribution OF
this sn1to9s to s asysaop t9s sneleSs m
or befofe thst asy, samples Of u hemp ano da1 i1
de different etages Of preparation 81 TIE 4bfes ana
vazoGs p1ossssss ussd and ne eSst % Of
kinds and cost Of machinery used, where made DC,
together With any and Ill Information mat may be
pseful to tho Commission. ,,
THIS Information IL necessary before an latel1gen1
distribution Of the appropf1At1on can es Maae;
aenxt1TzSn Commissioner.
, 1864-02-05

HEW8f2 OF EAlKc FF0f1HetSs
with roisonons and imperfect dyes Of sulpher and
lead. ClusTADoEO's is THE ONLY DYE mat u
per Getty clean perfectly purf perfectly Enft pr
tecty reliable: perfectly simre perfectly nar1ssa
perfectly poison!ess perfectly tiates nxtatS' ano
Manaiac tnred b. j. CRtsTADOliO. 6 Astor Ro9se,
Etw York. Sold everywhere, and applied BY AZ AAlE
TO size tA1ru1 4o1nh
, 1864-02-05

G.1E AND $25 .s,e, nUnnansn 1.ot.d. Tin
ID cssIss:sss sssss e Easf3sseet s:fF
tsyJ-N1l-lW
, 1864-02-05
THE REBEL PRESS.


Fears for the Safety OF Hichmoud--
south Must Act on tho Defensive.
, 1864-02-05

Human Frnf1ry, or K'hyslo1o:.ssis
Cal Tecrcz1rcheB.
Should be rad by ever, body. Il trehts or. snd
and unhappy contamination may be subverted. With
method Of dispeiling the misgly'nSs a @sny e
81. 4. BARROW, 1sd Bleeckef street. New York.
Fr1st Is cents Mailed free evr1vHhere.
f7htSaTo ri ~ ~ deai-tg7lT1A
, 1864-02-05
Immediate vB. Gradual.


Now nc know that not onetousth Of the people
Of Tennessee-rot one-hsA Of tho oElEInal Union
men-are in tayor OF sudden and immediate email
I4ea.
The Pes Is like the man who wanted to
have his dogs tai1 the fashionable length,
which the tradition informs us, was, IN That
age and country, four inches; and In order to
accomplish lis object he cut of m inch at
time, waiting always for the wound to heal
up, before he applied the knife again. on
being asked his reason for this, he replied
thafshe die 1t in mercy to the animal; It
would be too severe an operation to cut 1t all
of at once.-Nashei1le Union.
NEWS PARAGRAPHS.
"A correspondent writes from tho feet
in Charleston harbor, that the only way he
can find news Of the bombardment, Is thronSh
the Union newspapers.
-Recrnits come forward at the rate Of
about ESQ day IN New York city. and 1t is
believed that draft will be avoided
The New Jersey Executive Committee
for the Metropolitan Fair {NeW York; In be-
lalf Of the Sanitary Commission, have resolv-
ed that no milling shall be permitted in the
New Jersey department Of the Fair -.
"A genius in New Bedford is fitting up q
steamer for the purpose of towing icebcrgs
to India, where they sell for SIX cents pound.
Another proposes to do still better-to At q
screw in the iceberg itselt, and thus avoid the
expense Of shipbu1ding.
The "Col. I1a Barry who passed .
forged check for 900 on Newport (R =
bank, has been discovered, and will be
brought to Justice.
General Dumont, member Of Congress
from Iudiaun Is the father Of nineteen chill
dren, ten Of whom came into the world In
couples.
"A count Of the rings In the wood Of one
Of the big California trees, cut down several
years ago, shows that 1t was not more than
; 22555 years old. It was twenty-three feet In
| 1ismeter.
1t is calculated that Paris every day con-
sumes $50 oxen, 800 calves, 500 pigs, and 200
sbeep-to say nothing Of poultry md CANT,
dessert to the value Of $4,000.
, 1864-02-05
45Durational.
arrbitRrture.

ARCHlTECTU RE-. F. Le
ua~,.,.- Arrht.et. froua Psrts hA& lnst A1say*d
IA afcr reading Il Nov York c.5 sn.ns .1s n
r1t - n tha disposal ct Al persons
kennr him 1th thcir eonndenee IN 1 ri.es
ssfs Randolph ss1sst sense It Gsbox1
FTcsf6o1t L {. 3. &. Co.: aeo. asaas' aaaTss3S"sp
, 1864-02-05
Tn EnntrHrrnrH

pEEF BEEF !!-Sealed Pro-
- oeasls In duplicate viii be ecelred to f1rr tsh
The Troops Of 1he United States and Prisoners OF
Wa: at 6andunkT sd vicinity. Including 1oAnseo3 !
T,tnnd SauduskY B1y With
, 1864-02-05

2o7 Luke Street, Chicago,
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THE STATE SAVINGS INSTI-
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This Institution RECEIVES depes!ts Of EVE CEATs
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r INE OF PACKETS BETWEEN
LTHELAK AKEsAND L1yERp ooL.-:.Wlll sail from
| llVERp0oL during the month ofApIh foF
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GAIT. SALT, SALT.-We have
eneo barrels Saginaw Fine Salt. for sale II lots
on tie cars. The Salt Is the beat quality. and new
PACKAGES N, NICHOLS l. CO.
| +.osn-sLat l83 south Water street.
r 0ANS ON REAL ESTATE
4 Es sse constantly prepared to negotiate leaai
mon real estate 10 this city fnr term Of yeA. at I'll
i1vnstad Is above Tor residents or nonres
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