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, 1864-02-10
NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

Tho intelligence comes from Paris that
at a large dinner and ball, at which there
were one hundred invited guests, the En-
press wore simplewhite tulle dress,
trimmed with white 1ncc; q wide necklace OF
pearls, and her hair studded with diamonds.
Her Majesty'e dress the previous evening
consisted Of a plaid blue, green, md white
most covered with diamonds. It is observed
this gear that her Majesty wears her neck
lace6 very much wider than before, and it is
maliciously limited that it ia not from mere
caprice, but from the doletnl necessity Of
cuncealing spots and wrinkles on the Wh1lom
a1nbaster tlroat.
More than Il, Geo trees, shrubs, and her
York Central Park last gear. The carriage
drive now completed is about eight miles In
length. bride road five miles, and walks
twenty miles. Orer j, 900 600 persons visited
the PARK in 1865, and in one day over 9,000
carriages entered the drives.
Miss Alice CAmpbel, the only surviving
relative Of tue late Sir Colin Campbell, died
mark her connection with that illustrated
commander by giving her the rank Of the
daughter Of Baron. An English paper re-
marks Lord Clyde, in al but his fame, Is
now indeed extinct"
A new paper, called the D rum Bat, un-
der the editorial manage ment Of the Rev. Dr.
Storrs, is to be published in Brooklyn, in
The Poet LoDgtellow and other literazy ce-
lcbrities are engaged as contributors.
governor Letcher stated in an address at
panyillc, Va, that the late "StoneWaH
Jackson WINS in favor Of conducting the war
under the black flag, proposing to set the ex-
ample himself by first carrying that flag in
the face of tho enemy
The New York Sanitary Fair is to be
held in building On Fourteenth street, 900
by 100 feet, and covered BY roof Of single
eran. The building is designed ultimately
for an arsenal.
"A man in New Orleans recently sent u
Calais, Me-, clergyman SO for marrying him
twelve Years ago. He thought his wife
worth both principal and interest Of the we'd
ding fee.
BY an insurance of her life the Empress
Eurcnfe has secured to her son 2,000, 900 of
trnEcs, divided between four companies on
payment of an annual premium Of 61, 900
1rnncs.
Tho royal footman in England have left
of their mourning. AL but the Queens
Pages have assumed the scarlet liyeries again.
"A remarkable tuzik Of mastadon has
inst been added to the cabinet Of the Roches-
ter University. It Is genuine fragment OF
tie ltagtodcn Gigantelr. the old king Of the
ches in diameter 1t the larger end, and about
two and half inches at the smaller. It's
length is about four feet, which Is perhaps
not more than one-half the original The
shape Of tho tusk is quite unlike that Of the
elephant, and the quality Of the iyory Is very
inferior to the lattez. 1t was exhumed by q
PARTY Of saltmincrs in Oregon. about three
scars since. The owner was offered 81, 900
ibr 1t but refused the money, and subse-
crcntly brought it to New Orleans, via the
Isthmus Of Panama, thence to st. Louis aud
finally to Rochester.
, 1864-02-10
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN
lNED1ANA.
Mykterlous Disappearance OF 4 Gill.
zcIl..Dl6cOvery OF Ills mur.
dered Eudy.

[From The indianapolis journal, Feb. sth.1
Tie murdered man, Mr William Eshleman,
was returned Californian, native of Penn.
s,lyania, unmarried, aged about thirty-fiy
wears. He had been back from the gold re-
tsion Beveral months, and had been visiting
among his relatives of whom he had mau !,
highly respected, in Tipton county. His dis
appearance was not observed for several
weeks, because each relative supposed he
was visiting with some other household OF
the large family connection.
In the latter part Of November last Eshle-
man went to the eastern part Of the county
for protractcd hunt, md the last that was
seen Of him was on Sunday night about IL
O'Clock, December 9Th, encamped in the
woods with Lewis Eliston, young man some
seventeen years Of age. He was seen at that
time by three oung men. out coon hunting,
who remained nn hour or longer talking to
Eehlcmnn and Elist0n.
Some four weeks elapsed before any anxl-
ety was felt from the absence Of Mr: Eshle-
man, BY his friends and relatives, and IN the
meantime young Eliston was seen with large
SUMS Of money, something unusual with him,
as 1t was known that Mr.. Eliston was In very
poor circumstances, he being unable to pay
his indebtedness. Abont the first of Decem
ber, old man Eliston started for Kentucky
, 1864-02-10
Special Notices.


DE4 kt1{CAO"s
% e honres Ghiesgo IL hsf d olos1 t5on tas
i,s ~
,x;;S rs s.1s!sss sT,7sey; oa;se sssI. ito9 %
Il f 4 n
~ ; and Eet hs eo,ds r. 70 H.1sd
e eheens
most severe and complicated ssafea IN very Aaof'
ensr men sadelihf ID rom se .ns;.sS T.
On sf4 Fabery, person.
1biitT an ana eg sncst S9leo' os' u Gay iel9v5saiw
from the EcvF York Hcrald.]
-NTndnme Xndoc Portcr>s Cura-
tive BnlERms
,p1ry ~ pewcr Of Coughs Geld.
IosSsche+s Di'cny O. H1.s;hnE M sna nssaass' sag
ErlI.s Cedron Bitters.
Let slosc who have doubted the virtues OF BULLS
CEDROE BIZ TERs, II any such there be- read tho
following certificate from. &c! tlcmrn well doWn II
this conmu1 ity. and donlt no more.
regcnc1al introduction into tho army viii aAva the
lives Of Thousands Of cur soldiers.
Louisville, K1., June Sd, 1855.
We. the unde.xigncd. lave seen the good effects
nroducod by tbs use Of Dr.. 10NH BULLS 1DRON
31T1ERS lp Cases Of general debility and prostra-
zion tbs system, and believe Its gencfal rse would
1scvent disease and relieve much suffering. Among
our soldiers particularly wonld this be the cafe,
especially those WHO are exposed to niasmauc in.
nuencea in The Southern climate.
Maj. FH1Ilf fPEED. Collector Int. Rev, "a Dis
cnAs.s Collector of the Tort Of 1ou,.
coin. I'm. Marshal General Of Een-
REV. j. i. HENDERSON. Cor. Secretary ofsanitary
Harvey. HugIIiiEs l. CO.. Publishers Democrat.
, 1864-02-10
Tur Nntiff.

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M asE:sS4 ss29 r Z
1. se$ssa s:s : chsssos
Iot IS, ii a:ss::sa 81; 6nt.sidtIss sa. 4 o,:,ru
ssass T. IS r.
r ss':ss :s*s'e& : ksesx Il Hs'
IL : s s:st'sa Swan
;;::;s .s sasss@a
sSs s'f N n,ss.s.as assessed - unknown
Il = IND A. blk 10 n'nHthaas s*'ssa 10 n
81 5e1s Of 'oti Of lot = sec 's assessed to u
Z
osEtRTs's: fssF = sf!X: ete f 'ses' s'F@'n,+Ee:
+ ]; 3
i ssESsz
es e Gss1sI: ss ss IL Il & e!sa,s.
AZ y 70 chtsfo no,,o,
su0 0t = sesoei seeea cs'caso
:;sss:ss ::s,sa e S9Sslss.ers Rqsts
S cf iao 4 Of lot s. bik 81 ssscsscd to A. Kearns
e ss
Lots II. hsss* IS As'!9s e sstsasS g
Lots1 to T. ne! j. 70 :, insi y. g. block II, a.
ofsa
& + essP!ss? i n.s
EllE oi 81. ? *. "' - ~
Gsnai e.s fia:ta = naS2 su6 s nj Z sscl7, s.
1o.:o blk il, a~esss.! sat s9es E $. :: sson. 4
caool 1tus'ees' suniiv q sec IT. TERRI E Of
Hssit e. & = sassl1 : x Z E
-, - >, e ss / 4 to IS ae, nlk ~,
uss y. ts unknown
Lot - blk aseesaed os9a to 1nenoaa. ~ a.0''ea
o: a. sk T. ssfssafd e to PLANK Road Co.
s1ses 4. & a AdGn h to easrEe E ro,,
ios 5, S:oek * assesaed % unknown; -
eafa 4''S'ses ''Dal' IFM.' ' 'ss . ~ ''A Z 0'
lot7, blk 70, assessed to i Halbrftte5; q
1ots and ne sec g ssssssed to A Tie.usn.
aud assigned 10 Tic aaasfslea
s9S ASn a. t. GsssES
sss$ sss;$ 10
Ind of1op II to q u:t & Sp K + sssezsca to unknown
und q 1os to 10 and II to 49, Incl blk Assessed
sSsa Hxs i and to the under
Canal Trustees su0diT y, 9fs e E Sec A. s. H.
Z 2, a,h;g nf 9ta y, " Nv ~ ssc Il
''o"n ''D'''' - e of sd fM. ''o S' 49, !" -
s96 ios anu y loss9 and 10 asaessod
, 1864-02-10

Headquarters Gen. Tf1omus-1 LoY-
nj moun11tncers.UDfon Recruits In
GeorEfa-Tile Negro Troops.
, 1864-02-10
Uar Nntjrf.


pau:s, assessees, aad Alf pcrsons hon 1t u,1y
concern Take notice that o1 the twenty d3y of
July i. n, 1861 purchased Tor Other parties par
arcn!iy assigned to me ske cer;icasss Q:
That sui now the lsaI holeE q al ths Sail csr.
said Lott ana Lands ';s. xyEe sod ey ~
CoETiy iltno!s with tho Bu1dings, II any eituate
at gle 1nq5e IN pnssn15ca # e tT On ~ ~
for rsdtDptipn Of sid lOs, Isnts and Real Estate
viii Cxprt en- the tEey-e!&hth OF july A. D. l95f.
All lie property he1c CHATTER mentioned Is Tithin the
eata trilty Of Cock: :r-,.,
, 1864-02-10
TUST PUBLISHED.
DUDLEY CARLE0N !;
OF,
The Brothers Secret,

And other Tales.
BY MISS II. E. RADON.
Authcr of "Lsdy Aud1ey's SECRET =" Aurora Floyd"
"John Ma1chmont's Legacy" :" Three Times Deod,''
etc. Price IS cents. Also,
TIE PARLOR AAGICIAS7
Or, OsE HC4DRED Tricks FOE TIE DRAWING RooA.
Containing an Extensive Anl miscellaneous Collec-
tion OF Contu11rE and Lexerdetnata; 6etSht3 Elsh
Dice porninoes, Cafda, Ribbons, Rings, FEutt. Coin,
Balls, HaudkcFchies, etc, all Of which may be Per-
formed in the P3ftor or Drawing Room. without tho
aid Of any apparatus also embracing = choice vs.
rfety ct Curious pecer1ons. which may be performed
w tae s,d e etmps sPpa5stq9ss 9s the wno!s iluatTs
ps Rspers soyes. ; e. RI'e. ;s .o;s s.:x. esnts.
Also. new editions fomtae following popular Novels.
BIZ MISS II. E. BRADDoN.
THREE TThtRs DEAD.......-... -...oHce 80 cts.
I:I,Y I 4IptEYs ISI Els Pss = e. e.
bAsREII H MXRSHaI .........:friee fi s. ets 81.
u IN PRESS, from tho Authors advance sheets:
TH Il OU TT G a = T>
On, TIE BnAzp or SOCIETY.
Rv Mrss N. E. BRAnDoS. Published by DICE &
Also foF sale h5 all Booksellers in this place.
Copies Of tho above books Fent By Cail, to any
dttss, ree OF postage, On receipt Of the price.
fe&X4{t.3tX WAE
, 1864-02-10

, " us4S SkUXW9.
Lot tl9w = ns sec q. assessed 10 WaMcpounen.
e S$ e. HSssssz SssSzz
Lot & ne &c i. asstssed @ to anSnoSa
o1 lunoee road lot 4. sc sec & sascesed to Tan
1ets7. hlks, town Of Brlcstown, assessed to Thos
1sts g sna s. blk 5. town CT BEIckton assessed to
~ NoFthat1d. T u, RE. z ofmPM.
e tS ese
ID io Ksil; ss:sos' assessed
.s5 SS:Si + +? 4 tstf: 2!::Rs .ass.4.
y g. nssssssa y ns t9 y ss1; ,st,~
LOIS s 81 10 81 asl, scotts sddltion assessed
ia s4 TO 1e tnc1u Scott addition. assessed to
1ot sa6.liy.w ne sec y! ssscssed to Y rteznsn.
Lot u. subd.v, y ns sec 2d. assessed to VIM Hear
n of 1osa5 v and adj Q sanw X sec q. assessed to
usd inclu. biz 3 Manchester, assessed to
IND lots tolls iaclu. biz 8. Manchester assessed to
a. ysat,'ep; M 70 ss,m1s 3 3 AsM
= s:qs 3 ~ q T. sssssssa i = Fsio.
q e e 5en 5ss
IL Il s'svss sa0di7' ps 1s Z sec $. assessed
sSss IL e: s::2:.st e 4 n Nspnue,
IT ssE ~ Asss y: n 70 Re!ghasr ,,,n.
TITO ~ lot 18, mex SEQ 81, Assessed to uiderr,
saSlSt ofloss Jane Miranda Reserve. assessed to
su5a{{S n{Se i Fa,t s;s y: IN
1e.si sif "a & : %eeas:,aEs's b M sssaty
Ies is 6f ), anas q 8, came suoaiv. assessed to
Lot 5. III 70, Lyman. Lasned Wooabz1dea's subdlr
, 1864-02-10
Methodist Ep1scopal Church at Now
Orleans.

OI3CAlaBs
We noticed some days ago the slight put
upon Bishop Amcs BY tue secessionists Of
New Orleans. We are informed that when
the scccesionists learned Of the coming Of
Bishop Amcs to OCCUPY, IS thc5 supposed,
the vacant Methodist Churches, they brought
In from the back country an oyerseer, negro
driver, who was also local preacher, and
sent him to occupy the pulpit Of Carondalct
street church.
The Bishop arrived too late In the week to
have the church assigned to him by the mill
tary authorities, but was advertised by. some
friends to preach there On Sunday. He went,
and found the church crowded, and the agent
Of the evcessionists preaching. lie quietly
took seat among the congregation, The
the churches to Bishop Ames, who has ap-
pointed to Carondalet Street church Rev. J.
L. G. McKowp, oi Kingston; aud to Felicity
street, Rer. ]. r. Newman, D. D., late ofthis
fhe Bishop has returned north in good
ization Of the Church, fair.
The Methodists who favor the Union arc
leaving tho Methodist Episcopal Church
South, Which they regard as hot-bed OF Sc
ctssion, and are dcsfrous Of finding other
church connexions. Bishop Amcs has np-
propriatcd, under the order of the War De-
partment, and temporarily supplied the fol-
Methodist Episcopal Church, South, namely:
One in Memphis, Tenn; one in Little Rock,
Ark; one in Pine Bluff, Ark; one In Vicks-
burg, Miss; one IN Natchcz, Miss; one in
Baton Rouge, La; three in New Orleans,
namely: Carondelet street, Felicity street,
Moreau street To the lust, Rev. franklin
Jones, Of Indiana, has been appointed; aod
L. G. McKown. Of Kingston, to tho others
" T. ElctifG Rnk
, 1864-02-10

Let In Or Of blk !, assessed to + Sherman.
es pss g 4 Is
+ i s5 q 4 issssvs e = sa
stsip & III q known as lot Il. In hi biz
Johnston 1 IaEFe5sss subsi,, S E \. secs, I
OTIS blk ~ sssesssd L q % Y Johnston. ii Jr.
OK soft) iot 8. biz is. assessed ia UNKNOWN.
'o g naknexa
7as !, Of = q q ! hs Gr Of Of
csHIi Tiasttss @ s subaiv ii q 50, Of I'd NJ
Ios q G K ~ e. aesssse5 re u TO snsnoT
fse q L Is n s ssVsss
Circuit Court fs;i!tsa i; s s{ Isf f WxSssa.
IT; is;S.;ss S}'R:5;9
Il !; s !;
e'os. ol e'aRs2 t4Sss SosfEH e5s4
Walters sa6ai7 i v I; & 81 ses D. u fssEis o'
Lot s. in block ;. assessed sa to ~ Unknown,
& 1s:'ss. Ssss ssSs'
Sab lot oflot in block 6, assessed to N Meara.
np9 let O. 10. d e9sk q & s. = % e T. 70 e
n0s's'n BENG seGa'E GME 81 ~ sec ~ ~
UEd Of lots to 70 Incl block ., assessed toH Mar
uad Of lots e. "a q Al, 81 to ss incl, block
Bat a s I q sa
Lot =. Blk .. assessed to fssssl ADAMS,
1et IS !seR aoa chicago
1etS 6ik Is asssssea 70 Es!arp6y: -
Sub lot ,s n!eeafs As$!sn esifaSG
assetsea m TO Smith II i,l;,a snd FFee;at: ,,,,.
Sub lot il sqIdI1 Of lots and 50 II q asssssed
enh i.f ~ lofs "a IN - otaasana n p Hathmsar
, 1864-02-10
Bntfman's German Bitter

I notfman's German Bittera
! DR.. HooFLAND's
GERMAN BlTT!ERs,
/ ~., PREPARED bT
Dr.. C. NJ. JACKSON, Phil'a, Penu.,
eAR-RooM DRINK.
ORA -,
SUBSTITUTE FOE RUM.
intoxicating Beverage,
But meIn1 CONCENTRATED
VEGETABLE EXTRACT,
a PURE TONIC,
FREE FROM ALCOHOLIC srIMULAyF OF
NJURI0ES DRUGS,
AND WILL EFFECTUALLY CURE
Liver Complaint,
Dyspepsia
And -Jauntlice.
nooFlAHD's GERMAN BlTTERs
WILL CURE EVERY CASE or
Chronic or Nervous Dehiuty, Disease Of tho
Kidneys, and Disease arisiug hum
a Diso1da1ed Stomach.
Observe the following symptoms, resulting
from Disorders Of the Digestive Organs:
Constt-
patton, In
ward PHeSt Full
ness or Blood TO the
Head, Acfdtty OF the 8to-
mlch, Nausea, Heartburn, Dis
gust for Food, f Eulncss or WeEht
In the Stomach. Sour Eructntions.
Sinking Flustertng at the Pit Of tho
Stomach, Swimming OF the Head, Hurried
and Difficult breathing. .Flutterlug at tho Heart,
Choking OF sunocatiug Sensations Mhen IN lying
posture. Dtmness of Vision, Dots or Weos beoie tho
Sight, Fever md Dull Pain In the Head, Deficiency
Of Precipitation, Ttl1oWness Of the Skin and
Eyes, Pain In tho Side, Buck, Chest. Limbs,
&C., Sudden Flushes Of Heat, Burning tn
In the Flesh, Constant Imag1nings
:, OF EVtl, and great pepIeS-
slon Of Spirits.
, 1864-02-10
7Hotels.

Kept Exclusively on the European Plan.
Ench IN establishment has long been needed In our
CROWN: city. and, VIC are happy to inform rcad-
trf, such one is now about to be opened. The
, 1864-02-10

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
The firm Of COOLEY, FARWELL 4 CO. expires
this dsy hy lin itstiou. Either Of the Partners will
@'.A N''e ~ ~ A11'e ~ FRANCIS B. COOLEY.
JOHN z. FARWELL,
C{tcafo Feb, J. 1851. MARSHALL FIELD,
, 1864-02-10

THE COPARTN ERSH1P
heretofore existing between the 9ndeI1lEned =
this dAy dissolved BY mutual consent Samuel Shack.
will continue the Produce Commission GuEiness
without 1ntt15urt1on 10 alone authorized to nee
the name Of the late nr1n the settlement Of 1tB
buafnefs4 ShML SHACKF0k0,
Chicago, Feb. 4, 16G. GEO. II HOW.
, 1864-02-10
Tar Nptlre.

] H.
sand al isieo q los Is and IS, SEC ID, assessed
s .. 'o.' ~ SEC - assessed to Joseph
Fl 81 e. s. q Sinner
~, tsks yisE IS; = fssaee efs Z nnkno*n'
s..ts.; i esa' ''''
J:A: Woods ossts subdl7is of Lots and f s E q,
EsS ssaz lot i, s:zsssea 4 .e 2: r : 3; Sherman.
sad ssned e e oGasR
IS: I'M .,,e.,e =.
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kest + = .s,ssss ! e pakaez, - n,5a.
sn6 iot s il il iot HieeE i, assessed 10 unknown.
5ss Ffasss hSs sss 4: q e Z s
I'm FM. ~ tus'ese suoe ''t' 'e ~ -
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ii Ist ., I Bleek q, ssseaasa 2 -: Harper.
II ssn ness sesys 4 es1sssa
Lois as:s:;;ss :ss;ss + I'll EnfE
81 Of l'ss ness % 's'*ssse " ., IN, ~
dEE%$xs IN corner, Block II, s..es.sa to Hugh
ca! 4;us.se. suDalr, part sec s, Of Sd
ssk ;'ssi5SS sasds s'SS l.
Eqb le' s 2! LS1s Bosk sssesssa ~ 81 to T9fneTR 2 &
1sis E:s dieeE 4 npr
asfs ss:efssS =
School section addition to CHICAGO.
, 1864-02-10
Uar Nntirf.

Evanston. u, kNs ol III ~.
Iots2to slIcl1s1Te, blk ~ F1lage OF Eyanston-
assessed 20 John EIans. .,.
Block H. village Of fETanson-Assesed to FL For
1cet.
q: 9ecsnMn pHfehaseo ana "'slsnea 70 toe an'
Original TeNn Of Gmsaxos :
Lot b!k ECasse3sed 70 ): nfooks.
fractional Section y: addlsaon 70 GHEas99.-
sno lot u lot NJ t9 AaG q 8 81
eana4 11ustees snedlI9a 81 = eec ~ " n' q
Of S 1: al. !. x.n
S4o .ot Pm !ots: nlE A.es9essea' 10 IN ~au"o-
~ y. ptk 34Iaes esseu tG =; i:a - co p,p 2
A1sstsoFs saodl'n olisH 81 - SEC - ~ II IL Z
, 1864-02-10

nISSOLUTION.-The Copartner-
~ ship heretofore existing under tic firm name
OF j. II. DoHne Co., Ia this dav dissolved bs mntua
consent. j, r.. noant will continue the asne bus!'
ness under the 1rm name 1t the old stand. u d
II Dearborn street. and Will settle M tue nGsntde OF
j. P. BABEOCK,
Fefrunrr fst 1n64 feb7-TtS41W