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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-01-12

The Wadesborough ArgEs complains in severe
terms of Maj. q. A. Badham, Controlling Quarter
master for this State, for refusing to commute or
receive money for the 1.-THE corn in Anson County
The County Court in view of the pressing wants
of the poor of the County," passed an order direct
ing application to be made for this purpose to the
Secretary of War; the Secretary of War referred
the Court to Maj. Badham and Maj. Badham, says
the Argus, closed his official communication as fol-
lows: " | have in my Office conflicting reports OF
the crop of your County, which must be reconciIed
before can take further action in the matter. -
The Argus says the Majors communication sug-
gests "a doubt whether the Justices of the County
have really stated the truth in relation to the crop
and wants OF the County. 1t also says good deal
aoout the rudeness impoliteness, and impertinen,e
OF government officials, &C., and then makes bad
pun at the Majors expense. If that is the only
punishment the Major is to receive if he should do
wrong ne will not mind it much. But seriously,
what are the poor of the various Counties to do if
the corn and meat are to be first tithed, then i'm
pressed and the producers then notified not to part
with any that may be left except to the government
agents?
1t IS due to Maj. Badham to say that be is mild
hammered, gentlemanly person, and we have never
heard OF any official rudeuess on his part.
VIII the argus publish the entire correspondence
on the subject? The correspondence if published
In full, will, we have reason to believe, vindcate
MAJ B. against the severe criticism of the Ar0us.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-01-12

DISTRESSING CAsE--A lady residing in one of
0ur western Counties writes US that her husband
was conscripted under the act taking those under
nVe years OF age, and not being stout man in
eOOo neath her father went in his place as substi
.u'e Ter husband agreeing to support her fsther's
hmy and provide for the education of his children
LUIS ne has been doing with the labour of his own
nanuS' The father is prisoner ill., the hands of the
enemy, and now the Law calls for the husband as
'0nScrpt In his place. This is one of the many dis
"eSSlng cases constantly occurring If this man is
UAeh away, both the families must suffer.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-01-12

SMALL POX NOTICE.-.AS THE SMA LiI
pOx has apai u appeared the CltE af Raegn all per
snns calling at the office the Surge Geuera hetw en-
" EDWARD WARREN,
Surgeoa General.
= - 1921 4-im.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-01-12

Fer the Standafn.
Mr. Ep1roR Have the kindness TO state in your paper
that Col w. H. q TUCKER will be supported for Com
missioner in the Western Ward, by
paIa;rb Dae "a ls6s lO3--4ipd
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-01-12

"E ARE AUTHORIZE To ANNOUNCE
" Dr. R. b HAYWOOD as q candidate for Cnmmis
sioner in the Eastern Ward.
Jan. L. 1854 I'D.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-01-12

We are requested by Gov. Vance to acknowledge
the receipt from DR.. j. T. Leach of 5000 to be ap
propriatad to the proposed monument to Stone"all
Jackson,
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-01-12

VWTE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w OVERBY for reelection as 9 Commissioner
in the Eastern Ward
Jan. 4, 1854 -.-'s va.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-01-12

WE ARE AUTHO ORIZE d AND RE.
w ouested TO announce WILEY SAULS candi.
date for Constable in District 40 At the ensuing munl-
cpal election the Sd Monday Of January.
Dec. 81, 1858. ---..- 1T
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-01-12

At THE REQUEST OF MANY FRIENDS
ALN. s. HARP announces himself candidate for Com
missioner in the Eastern Ward.
Jan f. 1884 2-td.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-01-12

VE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w JOHN NICHOLS rs candidate for reelection
commissioner in the Western Ward.
Jan. 4 1864. 2-2t.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-01-12

"E ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE.
w quested announce AUGUSTUS L. LOUGEE
candidate for Commits oner from Middle Ward at the
election on the 18th inst.
Jan. 4 1884. - - Std.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-01-12

I'VE AXE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w WILLIAM A~hEW candidate f,r Com
missioner 10 the Western ard of The City of Raleigh.
Jan. IL, 1854. 4 It'd
, 1864-12-29
pleased with it; she did not expect to live
many years; he was buying place for her up

pleased with it; she did not expect to live
many years: he was buying place for herup
the North river.
:. Cross-e1arined- did not communicate
This to the defendant until the plain
tiff vent to the asylum che said further that
Mr. Beecher made the Independent the medium
between them, ard showed nc q piece Of
poetry IN that paper which she said was writ
ten by Mr.. Beecher after the receipt Of her
letter. The poetry commenced With the line:
'tAll hopr Ii lost" etc.
Plaiutiff said there was no sympathy between
herself and the rest OF her family ; that they
were Jealous of her because she Was SO much
more talented than they were she said she
expected 10 realize money enough from the
sale Of her poetry to live with Nj. Reecher ut
. beautiful place he Was building up the
North river III comfort all the rest Of their
lives she said now her hone WAS gone, that
Mr. Beecher wns disgusted with her because
OF The letter ehe had sent him ; she said she
had several excellent offers Of marriage which
Mrs. Olcotl Gen. Dutyca, she said, was q
devoted lover Of hers f'r years, and she also
spoke Of Nr. Lyons she said Mrs Olcott
wanted these gentlemen fur her daughters; !;
she said she regretted that she had not mar
ried hlr. Lyon, but at the time she refused
him she considered herself engaged to Mr
Beecher she said pedple made faces at her In
the street; she mentioned hr. uowasd's fam
i}y, Of Hicks street, and DR.. Raymond, as
having done SO, on account Of the letter to
hit. Beccher.
TESTIMONY or GEN. DURyEA.
Gen. DurJea was next sworn. He had no
acquaintance with her more than with any
other person attending the church; never
Was introduced to her, but from sitting near
her may have nodded to her or said "good'
morning." but never exchanged word
with her upon any subject; never paid her
any attentions whateyer; have never heard
Of Mr. Lyon making 8 proposition to marry
my sister.
ONE OF MR.. rEEcHER'3 sABBa1u-sCnooL
- TEACHERS SWORN.
Mr. Lyon WIS next 6worn and examined.
Live At lit Columbia street; attended Mr..
I, Beecller's church, and occupied part Of the
same pew with plaintiff and her sister ); had no
acquaintance with Mrs. Olcott or her family,
or Cen Dnryea, except as neiGhbors; no en-
gngement ever existed between myself and
any member Of Mrs. Olcott's famiy she was
Sabbathschool teacher, aud l met her ut
teachers meetings and at church. md called
upon her one New Years day am married !;
have been for three years never told plain
tiff regretted marrying my wife never ex-
pressed regret TINT had not married plain
tiff.
The case was here adjourned till Tuesday
next.
, 1864-12-29
DIR. MARKS
SYPHILITIC CURE.


zs1,s HHn1;-;r~ :. . a.f, or5 a-j:~,1
&QAS 44eo1E@Ao - u Sa4o A0A &A4au4C1A
->.,S-r-~-1 Ft. TaG+;-rT e4.aas "a 10
Gou1o@y .oo u @Aat s@e9s2 aAo
the most i'm mpQrtHnf U2od1C7al OlXcQV-
e1y o4 'ae AsAoe5eeA'o ~oo'akS'
E-o,, tt,o o,o-,, +ha,. hs, .v,e+sa T., all ,sro~
et,es Coz con.a1ioos SEIUaI 81 DisEAsE cai1ed a i 81
dstinct ViRs Wsfe II b.
bR MARSs sYPgr1rY1c CURE Il tho env zaea,.
enf xAfa fnS fcsT 9ss2 saa y II
theE sssisd I'D cos9RsaMts R It. lorn1s and thoroughly
h, s'e!tffvs tuas vi 63e IN; III, ,s
OFT moss smi1en5 P9{ 1nd eaqssn a ~
70 PC conssgnso 70 r. Or 20 aras
oat nefhls e11sseacs W9lif He + = tes.y
cured 9f4A1SE1aS ~ F1aS< Vshx thoE aAA00F-as any
sifh!ais = cnssactssized oy tafee astinet s lA9G
toG q! EEL ana 81 III ~. " sas - aoGu ~
!eine qes 2assn, so Gst ptsspns ~ 10 tue
country can order me neolclne, te o3ey3
which Is 70 cure the particular stage OF
kne n9eaSG MMn NhGn 1ae1 s9nsF: =, ..,, t.,
tdE fH2it ol ftsisfA.f Stt1Lt-s % eERd1ais .
% Wei the u e H. oS %Geas III. ag9GEIn ~ In
sYrHILlTIC CURE. wnicc consists Of one hostis
Iufs e. ene 1ox sHsa, ems oos5'e sso'
EC- n.
, 1864-12-29
Or. EASTERLY'S PAIN killer.

This Medicine Is an infallible cure for
Bruises, aprains, Headache, Tooth-
ache, sore Throat, Uolie1 Cramps or
BpasIns7 OysenterY or Bowel Conn
plants, Nervous Adect ctions, Pains in
The Face Painters Collie, Pains in
the Breast, Side, Back and Limbs,
Cholera, Cholera morbusz and in
fact wherever it is applied Pain cau-
not exist
1t Is used INTERNALLY aal EXTERNALLY anf II
3 perfect ANT1pOIE iCr ALL PAIN. Try It SO al
ttcttd.
r. For sale ut DR. E. EssTERLY & cos Family
Medicine Store. - Madison street. Chicago. III.
, 1864-12-29
The Visit of the Maryland Electors to
the prekfdent-Ene APPOINTMENT OF
mr, Chase Chief Justice.

Mr, Chase Chief Justice.
IFvnca the Baltimore Au1rrlcan.1
Aflcr performing thtir otficinl duty, thc
Presidential Electors Of Maryland LETT An.
nnpolis By rail for Washington, on Wednes-
day, to pay their respects 10 President Lin
coin, who, being previously kpprised Of their
intention, appointed the hour of8 O'Clock p.
IN. to rcceive them. They. were very kindly
apd sonsteonsiy reseyed b the ,n. Pesdfnt at
dent ot the Electoral College. congratulated
his Exccllency upon the work Of the day,
which he spoke Of US consummat1ng the; ex-
pressed will ofthe people,
He alluded to the mission Of q committee
from Baltimore to Washington, three senrs
ago, asking the President for some employ
to the kindly spirit then manifested many
Important results we're due. It WIS seed
sown on good ground, und had brought forth
The good fruit. The success OF tile Emancl-
pation movement, and the recent signal In
lo1scmcnt Of the policy Of tie AdmInlstra-
tion, were largely due to the fostering spirit
Of the Government.
he commended the appointment OF Mr..
Chase TO the Chief Justiceship Of the SD
preme Court as meeting the public e1pecta-
ton, and giving assurances that the policy Of
tho Administration would be sustained by
the highest judicial tribunal. He thanked
the President for what he had done, AMI
the next four years
To these remarks the President very hap
ply responded. He had expressed himself so
frequently regarding the great achievement
in Maryland that he had nothing new to ut
ter. He felt convinced that even those who
had opposed the adoption Of the nrw Consti-
tuition would live to approve OF it and find
themselves benefited by the change. he was
happy to receive at the bands Of the Maryland
Electors such earnest assurances Of the popu-
Lar good will, and was gfatitled the evening
before when apprised Of their intention to
visit him after casting the ballots of the State.
he trusted th8t his appointment Of Chief
Justice Was for the best.
The country needed assurances in regard to
two great questions, and thy were assuran-
ces that could better be given by the chatac-
ter and well-known opinions Of the appolntee
than by any verbal pledges, In tue appoint
ment Of Mr. Chase all holders Of Government
securities In America and Europe telt assured
that the financial pelicy Of the Government
would be sustained By its highest Judicial
tribunal. In sustaining that policy, Judge
Chase would only be sustaining himself for
he Was the author Of It, His appointment
also met the public desire and expectation as
regarded the emancipation policy Of the Coy
esumcnt. His views were well known upon
both Of these grtat questions, and while there
we're other distinguished gentlemen whose
names had been suggef ted Tor this great trust
whose views he believed were sound upon
these important Issues, yet they did not hold
the same relation to them as did Mr. Chase
, 1864-12-29

-YxA47 GLOSS AMI CURLING FLUID le tAc beat
iairdtesinc Ia the world I. fEnpsrts q beautiful
4ots e Hair krep. It IN curl PROMOTES its growth
UpHAM's TETTER OINTMENT Is = sure and
xpeeds cure for res;ef* salt Rrua' Gnapped Aaaos'
UTHAMS ASTHMA CURE relieves the moat TO.
Lent patoxynn6 Aatlna IN TN minutes, and enccs
s spcttT cdre. l1tce, e. packard.
TIN IH1 fEVEK AND AGUE SPEclF1o ta var.
raUtcd % cure apy case Cils and Feyers no mailer
ErH1M' UETILAT0I;Y foWDER wifi remove The
1alr fnn low &oecht ads a nse n{nute%. Without IN
''GR pR L. P0i:TEs LII ELIXIR. the CREST Sc.yins
nnd Ee1nyrnsttn3 Ifepedy restores to manly Ftgor h
Tio s1s suffering ffom Impaired spinal Energy. Ser
vou. DeeNity, etc, artsinR from whatever cause
TTH JAfAEEsE HA1RsTA1N colora the Whiskcr1
and Aleustache tcnuiisul BLACK or % eso~n, i con
wash out. Only 81 c,nts A box.
sold Is S. G. CiHAM 25 South Eighth street rhala
9LtsKD 4 6A{1TH, ~ LaSe stree: Nencral y Metts'1
6rrntS py31 bi47tlJ To 1u&sAi1
, 1864-12-29

pRUVIDENCE s. C.-Snnrome

i court. % sztersn.. ~. TT-ouPreme ~ ? 81,
tPon The application Q. Nathan F. Dixon for An order
oi notirr to the blltl1err u the HQpEtnton Rsn1
and clA'tnant& upon tle. Keceiver. ">A@
1t Ia adJuGCed. ordered &1d Aecreeh that the said
Dixon cAuto q notice to b. puhthcd ii the irnx 1Ha
deoce Joarns': tbiGsgo TTtount ana kcx FORK III.
buae. directing the hO!de.r The hits OF said HIM
1Inton bnnE and the ci4inAn.s upon the Receiver
bring 10 An1 rres.ut the 3s ol said DanK
aud thelr ciaAl- up Eutd R.ccvcr. ut tue IauEd:
ton Bank in SrAtt rly. Ct before tho rftecnIh div
Of March, 16S thtls cas shat be forever han d
REniust Ea1d krctvtr said utice se published
tor 1t lest menths at"r the fifteenth day oi Dc
- mhcr 1eG4.
Itec. H. BF ursi"f-
qel.-fsrsr TN II .OliE A. GARDNER f.lnrk
, 1864-12-29

injury to The AKIN, by "TrnAA's nxP1tATnEf Pow
DER" Price, H. M+tea 10 my address for al!4s b!
s. G. UPHAM, Is South Eighth Street, Pnlladelphia
n. ASK for IUrAAu's pErt14InHY POWDER Ant
take other. Lt|kl, sA1l L, z Lake street. Gems
TAl Agents Also. for sale b. I'll Druggists.
, 1864-12-29
Eruat Rptifes.


MASTERS SALE State Of ILL.,
~ po.s, Cook county, es In the Superior Court Of
Chicago IN thanceEy.
rAsxsA1A HAMILTON by T u: MaRsn. her nc1t tt,snd.
ELfzAAEIH HUNTER. A%EEArM HAYES and MARY 7.
1rGTEE and WARREN HAY4s.
y pursuance OF decree ef the Superior Court Of
Chicago. n Ihancery. enterea ID tie nbcgt ent3ed,
cause on the nith day pl Dec zub-r A. D. 1884, On I'LL
lied tor partition. Snrtcr Il hcrtoy gwen that on
ocock IN tAe forenoon Of tAas d. the uod -tagneds
e:Ep yin sel n pghIic ancaon to tu highest bidder
cago, the north half Of block ubcr eighty {sa}
the school SECTION to the ctr ol Chc
county, And State Of illinois, together With Al and
xu1ss the i,eyedttnmrnt. and appu.trnancrs. ~
:erms o1 ss1d dccFce the premises viii DO Of
ssed and sold In four Rsrce' esch n,y fect n width
Will thu privilege to the ser Of any ono ptece
or nate+'o q tSknR the Whole that may remain un.
hoi Pr sded The AEgtes.tr O. the fout parcels shall
xtnopnt 70 t!fty tholssnd dninrf. The sale w1l be
naft5 !as ea4h do*n ann rsst!y On csed secured on
property more pa1ticu terms in those respects.
Can oe ssttrtstned y exacnng tho drcret or hy in
qay oi me master on tbe sale or any time pFest
Dated December 18th, 1eG,. -...
Muster fanccr- Of tr srnrrfnr -nr1 ~ f.hin. m
, 1864-12-29
PHILOSOPHY

PHILOSOPHY OF MAR
R1ACE.-rhe prorrlftoFk Of the New Yo,k
Museum 6i Anthony tavl dett tmlned to ISSUE Tree,
fouf o. their Leiuse4 Marriage and It's dtsqua In.
ss.ons 1.eEs"u. and ihyB,csi peh.i.ty, Premature
cFcnnt Lao1Sts1oh. Weakness q Depression; the
~ q s;ass w. 1ssss LsciaIes n be
;ne EkokFr*Kf. Men York Museum Or Anatomy sn
Iad1ctae. GlR BfuAtway.E b, T. de4QpSH-ifrii
, 1864-12-29
prirttng,..
PENSION AND BOUNTY BLANKS

Pen4ton and Eonnsy Blanks
Y0r sate as tho calcaoo fA1aCsA O171Cs, u
C11rx street.
TIA se1iea u eompie.a, and the to.ms ~ aeca-
rata. conforming in ey<3 re~pec1 10 taa nssxnc-
tons rom the Persian Utnte. Al tbs torns pt1-
t2lntuE 70 n aQp3r. .Ioo ~ p:lntad upon o10
shees> embracing e. -'eetaxan~A of ths Applicant
Magistrate, Powes-of Attorney, E1eft'k Certaesta.
Ac., &C., With n,np1~ bsant epeoeS.
Application for fr1nAier Of tenBion.
Application iof Pre- XcnBy.
Application Of Widow Of Mother tos PaJmeHt ot
tension
Application Of 1ava1d fa2Aopez for Pa7msnt Of
Pension.
Caim Of Hst1s fct Artra1s.
G lin fos Horse and EtuIpmens.
QtArt1ao's Declaration Of aanoF Children to
,Gus1dian's Declaration Of Orphan slssss %
ir1Iid Prns,oa C.4rm.
VuchefA.
DiAcharsee.
Clothing Recerpt Rnus.
Enlistment Papers.
Abstract OF Disbursements.
Communication Of Ra:1ons for Exchanged Pstsoa.
Of War-
Descriptive Rolls
Dissbted So,dler's Declaration for Bosns3 ko1s4f
fAtt OF Xarch 3, t33s1 ... >
Fathers Application for Bounty Money and Ar
Tr1. Monthly Return OF Recruiting Oner.
Co1nrnu,ation cs *pel aud Qusfsaes
Guardians Declaration Of Minor Children foT
Bounty Money and Arreufs.
We send them roST PAia as tho r3te Of 4l.&
per ouire, tpou The ssce1pt ot tho money.
Address, TR1nux1 CorAaK.
, 1864-12-29
Enrtbtne6tern Bank.
NORTHWESTERN NATION
~ AL BANK OF CHICAGO.
EIlRN MP RJ4EKET /

TREASURY UEfhFIAENEs ]
Once Of Comptroller OF the Currency:
WAs9Ix6Tu*. Aagust 81 1854.
1aaer.igned, It has been made 70 appear that the
Nt1thwe5tern N~tora1 Bank ef Chicago, II the CITY
been dufs organized un1er and according 70 the r.
2uementH q the eet o. congress snttnsd A. ses e
nsd Bong. sna so r!ov,5e 1sr .s g
6as Compiled With I'll oi the provisions Of said act
a2ifed 70 be complied With before commencing hasi
nc4s Of banking under snld aut.
Nov, therefore, |. Hu1H a1o,'UIr eCE. Ccm.ttolle1
Hthe Currency, Do heIroy certify tha. the So.thwcs
ern Estonal Sank ct thicA9e In the City Of Chicago,
County Of Cook snd stAte Of Illinois, Il aathcrtz 10
Commence the bat!ness Of bsuEtn9 under the act
Me1esait.
In testimony whereof. witness mt hand an& seal of
,asce this tatTticth cay Of A2East. iS4-
{Goy't aeal.1 HUGH MCt.ULL0s.H,
nos y6s9slt Comptroller ~ the Currency.
, 1864-12-29

Relief guaranteed in ten minutsa and PERMANENT
cCHE eftc,ec by the use OF - TEHAH'k AsraEA Cuxz
tss.es q fFotn t.. to sw"nt, years t1andns ys.d ~
4uY address. by $. T. ErnAN. Is South Eighth s,reet
Philadelphia, Pa. Etrcpl LIE eent nee. LORD &
sHiIa, s Lake strctt. General Agents. Also. toE
sale BY nn l,1urrtsi&. del5 bSS1 3ga-r r.sh 2ts
, 1864-12-29

BosToN CoESEaa, y. +, Dee. =, 1se1
I'm. II. II. GREGG & Co.:
Gent4-I freely give you liberty to make use OF the
tujowing certificate Of the vn!ue OF Constitution
Wafer, which can recommend In .the highest man.
nef.
Sig wife, who wns attacked With pain in the shonl
det Whole length 9f t1e back and l. her limbs, with
Nomb, pssmono.rhea. and ITtst1ca Of the bladder.
not. 1e s lit er hs fss hs onn ounai es
then ep!eye1 enc Of the bet physicians cauld ind
was under hls care she did not suer quite IS macs
pain err gG h Ter m sRa 3D. SAID her sass ~ T.
e meae r eo
against some othsr Other di.1eutes Ahoat this TIM
utter aost the nrs dose seemed te
haxe the desired effect ana she kept On improving
rcy hc1 domestic Affairs She has not tt ken aay d,
the Constitution Water for about four weeks and "
are happy to say that 1t las produced permanent
cure. wv. Il. VAN DESscuo1Ka.
, 1864-12-29

E"A high private Of extraordinary d.
meneions numbered into the presence Of Gen.
Thomas, and asked for ftarlough, adding,
General, I wish TO 60 home and see ny
your Yife"' inquired the General. why"
be answered, II haven't SEEN my wife for over
three months" "Three months" remarked
Gen. Thomas, t*why, / haven't seen my wife
for over three years. swell that may be"
rejoined the other, shut you see General, me
and my wife alnt of that sort j" or course,
thc high private got his furlough after that
ruh
, 1864-12-29

WgA1uERsFlELD, Conn.,. March :, 1863
De. #. II. GREGG:
Dear sir-navtng seen your advertisement Of Consti
tptIon Water recommended for Inflammation Of the
Kdneys snd Irritation Of tho Bladder having suffered
Eor tic past t1ee years. and tried the skill Of number
duerd to tsy yonr medicine procured ont bottle ot
your Agents at HS1sfoEd. Mess1s lse slsson Coand
great change in mJ health. 1have used two bottles oi
It, md whore neyer e1peetcd TO be in M NE
tudc for # lecl lat It Is all and more thsn yon re
commend 1t to BE-; May the bessin: Of God erez ht
Yours, truly, LEONARD ). DldxtoW.
, 1864-12-29

lu lands IRE put Into the company At the nnprccc
dented low price Of ono hundred collars per acre the
lowest ever uoxn tor oil bearing territory, and fo1p
, 1864-12-29

NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF
~ THE UNCpNvEETEp SHARES OF GALENA
dividend Of three and cnt-h.it psr cent SUBJECT to
GCyeFomeus TAX. DECLARED payaho on and xitez tho
the Chicago and NosthxestsEo Railway Company.
I'll :lso 5s rs,a % @ ~ astSs ts1t sa'e u ~ com
In Who's names ~ upcenveted shares of he 'Aena
and Chlrago untcn Railroad Company now Stand,
upon the presentation OF the ecrtin:ata eaes of
the taia otces tos tho eadorsement theteoo of The
anoun'tng to S1ss out OF 67,2sa shates snd uch ot
which IA understood to b. bed IN trusts " b. agents
and persons npt "a yet enabled 10 couyrft tho sann
By order Of the Boara OF Ditectone.
tAARS R YQUyG,
Secretary at the Chicago &NorshHe4ssfn / Na,lwIr.
New ioIk, Dec 18th, a. D. 1aaA deN h555eT
, 1864-12-29

DIARRHEA SYRUP.
This Modiciuo will cure Diarrhoa,
ryzentery, Cholera 1norhua, sum-
mor Complaint, Collie, Wind in the
Stomach and Bowels, and all De-
rangement of the Stomach and Bow
els Of Children when Teething.
In the summer thousands iic from BOWEL CON;
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ano ss i w MI Els eet ft hs
posed she said no it was on her account, and
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Sd walker Street, New York.
Or organization enables us q furnish better Piano
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educational.

T AXE FOREST ACADEMY.
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Tuesday, Jan. Sd. 1866.
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WILLIAM MAEN,
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