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, 1864-02-20
FROM CAIRO,


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CAIRO, Feb. IT, 1851
We Ln7r had no arrival from below today
except the dispatch boat Volunteer, whicl
brought no news.
Captain T. c. Mcatyard, Assistant Adjutan1
| General on General N. B. Butord's staff, from
Helena, Arkansas, has reported here with dis
patches for the War Department He says
gue1illas are quite active in the vicinity: o,
Helena, but General Buford is equally nctive
with cavalry attending to their case. ::
Forest Is giving the citizens of Memphis
another bad scare. They think him certainly
bearing down upon them, but they are in au
excellent state Of preparation to give him a
Enrm reception. Forest was last heard from
at Panola, Mississippi, with, Bome say, eight
Thousand men. His force is scattered over
the northern part Of the State In small dc,
taclments engaged In conscripting and usual
pillaging operations, but there is not much
reason to fear. that be will take Memphis, Hell,
ena, or any other post fairly in our hands.
In the examination Of the case Of man
named Parker, charged with recruiting in
Kentucky, opposite here, for the rebel army,
nothing definite was elected, 1houg nun
her Of native witnesses were examined. Col
Martin and Captain Chrlsty, Of the Confcdcr-
ate service, have been there recruiting, but
hare not been taken.
A man named G. ". Sullivan ia now in
charge Of the Provost Marshal, Captain Tai.
madge, charged with running off slaves to
Kentucky and receiving money tor 1t. It Is
probable that the case will be made out
against him, the testimony being explicit.
Lieutenant Frank l. Church, son Of Vim.
L, Church Of Chicago, of this regular United
States Marine service, for some months past
stationed ut this port, has been ordered by
the navy authorities to report to Admiral
Porter, now at Mound City, to take command
Of the marine guard of the U. s. steamer
Black Hawk. Lieut., Church Is one Of the
best drill officers in the service and will un-
doubtcdly make the Admirals body-guard
just Whit it should be.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunc.}
CAIRO, Feb. 10, 1861.
Information reached Gen. Reid at head
quarters To-Day, that on the 1lth inst. a fight
occurred OIL Cypress Creek, not more than
two miles from the Tennessee River, and but
twelve miles above Padurall, .Ky., between
the rebels Under Captain Stice, and dctach-
nent Of uardic's battalion, 18th Tennessee
Cavalry. Stice himself shot one Of Hardie's
men through bis arm and side and another
through the thigh. The latter party pur-
sued Stice On horseback, and shot him eleven
times, killing him almost Instantly. In the
pursuit StIce fred ut his pursners six times,
md when Ills last shot was exhausted threw
bis empty pistol at tho Federals and after
wards used sticl, in the came manner. This
nu5n1 f1,a {icT.f f1tt rnhn1. rn+ ri. fin.
, 1864-02-20
FROM FORT SMITH,
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal

IEptC111
!. ':FonT 6xrTn, Ark, Feb. 10, 1861.
: The exciting intelligence has leached here,
TINT Gen. Sterling Price has obtained 60 days
leaye ofabsenca from the Confederate Govern
ncnt to enable him to visit Texas and Mexico.
The common talk and belief at headquarters
and throughout the rebel army, is that he
will never return to It. He left Camden
about ten days ago, with only small escort
and In citizcns' dress.
The mail between hero and st. Louis has
been robbed four times within ten days. The
mail party is now frequently nttacked by tho
-bushw hackers about Cross Hollows. The
last trip they were all taken but one man-
. There Is no news from the Valley Of the
Canadian. The Indian troops arc, however,
1,.13ovad tn In gnfn
, 1864-02-20

SANDY HOOK, N. r, Feb. 19-The news BY
tic City Of Manchester Is highly important.
An engagement, 1asting SIX hours, had ia
At hiissrnde: @ The Danish ontposts weFe
driven in by the Germans, but the Dunes re-
pulsed their ASSAULTS on the place.
It Is confirmed that the ship Mortaban, de-
stroyed By the A1babama, was formerly the
American bark Texan Star.
The Prnssians lost 100 men In their attack
on Missurde. They rscd 74-ponnder guns.
corrox-Easicr: all qualities slightly lower, clos.
inc steadirs. Sales Monday and Tuesday were o1
atra a1a sd@is higher: Wheat seading 9pKard and
g sd a d aSafs ESsi 4sd ss ID Corn
Prov1f1oss. .ssesdy.. Consos saa9s,{. Deet steady.
fe;s ssaaz sassP da % ind
PxTno1zux-Dull; Ii 1od for refined.
LONDON MARKETS.
BnaArsIuErs-Te9ding Upward. Coffee arm. Tea
essaf s;fs SsSf ss 5oF money Ill., sA'Fe' s dis
LATEST VIA QUEENsTowN.
LONDON, Feb. 4.-There has been no re.
neHal Of the attack on Missurdc By the Ger
mans. The Danish loss Was from $50 to 200.
The Prussian loss Was from 80 to 800, and
some accounts coy was much greater.
Bestove, one mile Bonth Of Sch1eswlg, on the
I'd inst The Danes held their own. An at-
luck on the whole Danish line from Missurde
to Agel, is expected to take place to-day. It
is inserted that England has offered to guar
antee ail TINT Austria and Prussia have de-
manded Of Denmark
The Alabama WIS On the watch for vessels,
fifty miles south Of Rangoon, on tho 5th Of
January.
Cotton quiet and unchanged; sales 800
bales, Brcadstufs firm and unchanged. Pro-
visions quiet and steady. Produce quiet and
steady.
LONDON, Feb. 3.-The E.wning Herald has
received the following special telegram:
RESDHBuno, Feb 3-10;S0 A. M.-Ycstcr-
day thc Germans were repulscd four times,
and finally rctrcatcd.
The London SAippina Gazette says the war
in Denmark has created SUSPENSION their
operations with the Baltic.
PARIS. Feb. S-Thc Hty;e Of this evening
pnblishes under rcserye the news that the
tortifIcations being erected by Austria, near
Pcschiera, in CONFIRMATION Of theI treaty Of
1850,
The Paris hus OF this evening announced
that Austria is making arrangements On tho
Niincto.
LONDON. Feb 4, Thursday morning.-The
Tftuex has the following telegram:
SCn1Esw1G, Feb. Sat three this afternoon
the Austrlans attacked the position of Bistcre,
one English mile south Of Schlcswig. The
Danes field their ground. There was sharp
fighting TIL dark. The King Of Denmark
walked towards the ourposts. No casualties
are known. The Daues lost one field piece.
LArEn.-The firing continues. Another at-
tack is expected tomorrow.
The wounded are being brought in.
LONDON, Feb 4.-The Times seems inclin-
ed to cast upon Parliament the task Of de-
Gliding the policy Of the Cabinet 1t says the
future courno Of British policy rests with the
may do will no doubt be sanctioned By Far.
lament md public opinion The Times says
the question whether the state Of war on the
part Of Austria and PRUSSIA against Denmark
now definitely existing, is such as to impeEil
the chips Of those nations at present IL the
ports Of this country If they should put IN to
Subject of anxious discussion.
, 1864-02-20
Markets by Telegraph.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trfbuue.1
C1NolHSAT1. Feb 1s, 1857.
GrocHR1Hs-Market firm; demand drnl- CoQee
siH@c6c for Rio. 1.aw sugar 1t@1ec. Hard refined
ls4@i9c. Old n. 0. mo1asses 67@70c; new 7G97se
eases Of fair lilo coffee at B51c.
GnA1N-Rye IN Light demand Mt 31-S- Barley IN
settled and prices entirely nominal. Wheat steady
with light demand, ut s1.2s91s0 for red: $iss@1.M
for white Corn In good demand and prices higher,
ut cec@$ios for new ear, and $1.o5 for she1led in
bulk; &c In sacks. .....-.
CLovER sExnt-sa1es at $ss@3 70.
FLour-Dul1, and offering at $5Ge95.75 for family.
WnIakY-MATket.o opened buoyaut, and further nt-
vance asked, but closed dun under ady1ces from View
York, though decline established. Sales sks5c.
PRov1s1oNs-Marset quiet and unchanged, and the
extreme figures check operations. Holders nrc firm
andindihe1ent about selling. Mcss hrm at E12109
2250; Inst years. at $t85o@19r9; two years old at
sl7.so- Not much done in bulk meats, owing to the
fEuness Of holders, who asked 7Y984c for snou1-
dets, 9k1ec for rib sides, 1o@1lc for clear sides,
and 1gH@11c for hams 1ooee and packed. Nothing
transp1rcd In boxed meats bacon, and lard Is held
at .2A9Isc. which ia NGa1fc above the Views Of bpy
Keg lard is held ut Lie, and hsad and gut ut LIZ
@11xc. :: ....
ToRAcco--Ssl OF Ohio new ut S5D0@7.Do; old Mn
son county as $l2.509l6.c6; Kentucky trash and
medium leaf at Ff.00@875; Virginia at $1sa10o, and
10 boxes low Crude India at s:,5o@lo5o. Receipts
Hight. -
, 1864-02-20
FROM tHDlANAPOllS.

ISp1ayAPoL1s* Feb. TO- !eG4.
!. The grind feature of to-duy has been the
reception Of the 21st, 47th and 11Sth Indiana,
returned veterans. At dnybrcak, the loud
booming Of cannon announced the arrival of
the troops. At the Soldiers Home, prepara-
tions were at once made to feed 2,0Oo men,
while the citizens spread 1ags and banners
across the streets and from the house tops
and windows. After being we'll fed, the SOL
diers mnrched with proud steps through the
city, greeted BY constant cheers. The a1st
had with it three plecss Of cannon, captured
by it from the enemy aud presented to the
regiment uy Gen. Banks. at three o'clock
the cortegc proceeded to Metropolitan Hall,
croTding it to its utmost capacity. The
band played national Mrs. 1t was indeed
novel sight to sec our gallant boys filling the
temple Of Thespis, their battle stained 1lags
waving from the galleries. while the bright
sunshine illnmincd the peaceful scenes, light
ng up the bronzed faces OF our warriors.
GOV. Morton welcomed the men in behalf
Of tie State. He felt that he was at a loss
for words to express his feelings The men
before him lad been accustomed to battle
and it's Thousand dangers, but VIC at home
know little Of It; hence nc cannot feel as
you feel. We cannot fully know tue danger
yon have faced, and now you arr with us
again to visit your dear homes Tor little
while and then 60 back again. We have been
told our soldiers were tired Of war; that VIC
could not ralse another army aonr presence
Eere anu sonr act Oh fe'eniisting proves toe
!a1sley u I'LL eucn cna1ges' LOU na'c r.
buked that paft o1 our nation VINO mas stayed
VI Aomc' aon nave oeen tfaeo on mans
"eu-iongnt aela lnefe Is moi man
among 5on VINO nas not seen scenes. " up
"a t"e s'ou.ess neat'' w. wv, toa inan sou GULLY
lol"ala w" sas, w VIII e.auu .,, W ouf oia
, 1864-02-20

!. &0cr1l1Rs Captnren.
WAsu1SG1os, Feb. 1o.-Tho following dis
patch has been received at headquarters:
HEADQUARTERS Army or TIE Poro4Ac,l
February IL, 1:84.
To Major General Hal1eck:
Gen. Pleasanton, chief Of cavalry, reports
that scouting party sent from Gen Grcgg's
command at Warrcnton, captured, today,
at Piedmont, twenty;eight of a1oaby's men.
(signed) GEonoE G. MEADE,
hTnior Earar.,t
, 1864-02-20
THE FL OKHDAE EXPEDITION


.WAs141EaroN, Feb. 19.-Thc following hns
been received ut headquarters:
HA1nwtx, FLA, Jan. %.
NaI. Gen. Ha1leek:
GESEEAL:-I hive the honor to report that
q portion Of my command under Gen SeS-
mour, conveyed by the gun boat Norwich,
uscxnded the ST. Johns River On the 7th inst, !,
and landed ut Jacksonville on the afternoon
of that daY. The advance under Col. Guyr-
henry, comprising the 40th Mass. infnutry,
the Independent battalion Of Mass. cavalry,
under Major Stevens. and Elders Horse Bat
the interior on the night Of the 8th,
passed by the enemy drawntup in line Of bat-
tie ut Camp Vinegar, seven miles from Jack
,sonyillc, surprised and captured battery
three miles In the rear Of the camp about
midnight, and reached here about sunrise
this morning At our approach the enemy
-:absconded, sunk the steamer St Mary's, and
burned:e7O bales Of cotton, few miles aboyc
Jacksonville Nc hnrc taken, without the
loss Of q man, about LOO prisoners, eight
pieces Of artillery In serviccablc condition
and veil supplied with ANN uniHon, and
other valuable property TO y large amount.
{s!gned,) Q. A. GILLMoRs, ID
Maj. Gen. Commanding.
, 1864-02-20

informed, and it would be premature to give
publicity to some Of the facts, throwing light
On the subject, which are In our possession,
but enough is known.to excite great degree
of public interest, and material results will
soon be before the country.
, 1864-02-20

tuned and pressed to such action By the edi-
tor Of q secession paper in Montreal, and
others In the secession interest, and that it
was understood throughout Canada as ycx-
atious proceeding, intended to be Offensive
to the people Of the United States.
, 1864-02-20

E~ We were not aware that Pill. Contcy,
who signs hfmsc1f "An Irish Catholic Fe-
man. In his communication to the rebel or
sap, was member Of that organization. VIC
understood that Copperhcads were not ad-
1nftttd.
, 1864-02-20
From Western Virginia.

,.'s' Nrw yonK, Feb. 1a.-The HfTd|ds special,
>. ...aated " Headquarters Department Of Western
5. Virginia, February lsth,", says; From r.
t.nt fi,c xcbuls arc making extensive prep1Ea-
s',1inne nione the line Of the Tennessee and .YiF"
-toIs ,Ratfrpad. either ap?rehending N 3D.
asnncr fforn a., or preparing for an offensive
>. @mnyrment themselves . ~. :-t =
, 1864-02-20

Vrite as follows.
.Thia Grand Ptano has been tested here In our
Aca< emg II Auslc and other largo halls for some
months. md has been PFon99nced o. al Judges '.he
pIano.r
entirely 7lpga plano can MI with tone the largest
roo should visit the Aliesoty Of the Great Eebe1.
Gas H1eGr e1iags ont tae raagnicent tones Of tals
Eeek all are cordially Invited to hear and Try It at
or1 WArerooms, 2at South ClAEk street.
SMITF4 & DIXON,
steinvar's Agents In Chicago and Cincinnati.
, 1864-02-20

TOWLE'S PILE AND HUNOR
Il CUTE, FOE INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL Use. One
tottle Eetraored PERMANENT cr cE II eve.y RHe Of
p11ts; t1o tottles In LEi'HOSY. sCH0F FULA, SALT
fHEEM. an0 al diseases Of the Skin In case OF lura
all arc requested to retusE thu empty bottles ano take
ba:@ th.r money Asetsgs bottles n 1000 returned,
and tnoae ere F1etu!a No ca*Cs II fuEe In Ple1
Humozs- sola everywhere All dealera nanss wAr-
RASrft. For sale In Chicago by F KIIAN- Frdce
s.. 20 per bottle. Ge1GK56 net W&a
, 1864-02-20
0I)irago Qrit!lne.
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 20, 1864.


Tie European news is Of rreatimpsrtaace4
Tho tangled Schleswigg- -Holstein question has
at length unravclcd, and bids fair to be set
tied by m appeal to the sword. The matter
now passes from the ncns of the dip1om,-
fists. The AustrianR and P1usslans have al
tackled the Danes at mssundi and Bestore.
Tut upon each occasion were rcpulscd. the
Dnaes holding their ground. Both attacks
we're brief, and the losses fnconsidcrable.
The attitude Of the contending parties is now
clear enough, but It is not clear how France
and England, especially the latter, will act
Napoleon is reported to hnve decided not to
interfere. England is divided. Her royal
house has martial relations with both parties
and her Cabinet is divided, but Heaven save
either Germany or Denmark from her pecu-
liar notion of neutrality.
Official adyices report tie Florida expcdi-
tfon complete success. One hundred prie-
oncrs and eight pieces Of cannon hare been
captured and the rebels have been compelled
to burn steamer and 270 bales Of cotton,
Tic expedition is still pushing on In further
ance Of its strategic cnds.,
Indiana is still busy In receiving her cal-
liant veterans. Our indianapolis dispatch
gives full details Of the interesting reception
= OF three regiments.
The Enrolment bill has ut length passed
both houses Of Congress, md only awaits
the signature Of the President to become
law Of the land. The more lmportant fea-
tures Of the bill arc the retention of the com
mutation clause, The liability Of every slave
to draf1, the compensation Of loyal masters
aud immediate emancipation Of every slave
-
, 1864-02-20
N!NTTTE T0 MANTLE TTTp

NOTICE TO MANUFACTUR-
IN Elsa merchant dci.g business In New York
City. having ample means and large acqnAintnnc=
a connection VIVA some Manufsctnrin~ OF y FacHin:
House to sel their goocs o. produce on commission
Would make satisfactory nEr11gems4tn any manu-
fcctrrer w1thed to give him an exclusive agency
Address Post ONCE Box 9gH. Chicago.
fa1P .4tnet
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St. louf8 Markets.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribuuc.l

St. l4ouf8 Markets.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trfbuuc.l
Er. LOUIS, Feb. 19, 196i.
ToRAcco-Narket lltt1e Armer but substantially m.
changed. Sn1es comprise II hds green lugs 81 a
Go; Is do planters lugs at t6.so@s2o; do common
shipping lea1 $s.nG1s11; do Medium shipping Leaf
$1sSn9l68o: 10 CO medium manufacturing 1eaf $155a
@2;.9o; 2 do line s3350835.i5.
FLoUR-1nqutEy improving. with sales OF 30 brIs
branded at $550 10 do super $50: 50 do $515
Isl do Z On priyateterms.
GRAIs-Wheat sales include s5s bu common to
choice at S11aa1sa Corn nrmer with sales Of LOSS
sacks good yellow and MIXED at -. Oats steady.
Sales comprising 19tsacks secondhand at &c 12s do
at 00 bu to be delivered By the 2cth Of April
at p0c per bu. Rye and Barley dull. with sales of1c
tacka re at SIC is do barley at 30 do spring At
%1JB.
PIov1s1oxs-Lard qulte firm with sales Of II, ,eoos
12ceo ue1ces ut Ksotnk at1cc; 8! do country kettle
reade, ed Ike; 10 10 choice kettle rendered at Ike
Milwaukee Markets. 49,
lspeclsI Dispatch to the Chicago Tsibune.1
MILWAUKEE,, Feb. II, 1861.
GsAty-Whea: on Change tIecllnod K@Kc. Sales
$1,000 nu No At SLIT, cash. Market closed dull at
SLICK. Oats G1c In sto1a, Corn nominal ut a9S3c.
Tbe wheat market at the Eewha11 House this evening
ras great1y excited. under tho influence OF steamers
news 1t prices advanced Sc since noon. Sales III c0
bu No at $l.2o. caah, and S12l, at buyers optou
all tho month.
P4oy.sroHs-Unchanged.:
DRkssxp Hoos-Receipts, 81. Market unchanged
Sales At Il ;sa97,75 and $s2a-diTlding on 2oo M.
New York Mnrhct-Fcb. 10.
4: s:s$ Sg': Es:s
$i;t asse sess ss,,, m.
ss'Sa 9 f. IS 81
:s,:1
, 1864-02-20

In this city, on the 18th Inst. By the Eey. 2 y.
FCrlpC Mr. THOMAS ACCGiLf and Ml.s EMILY
WILKES. -..
On the 18th inet- by Ter: NJ, MeIntosE: Mr. JOHN
WILLIAMS and Miss MA1lNDA BLAIR, both for
merry or Lexington, Kentucky.
, 1864-02-20

q CIETY.-A neW md st01t "
rp.CrDY OF TIE AMERICAN EEDELLION,
urWv r. Co1L1ss. Copies sent to any address On
rrceint OF Futeen cents Address O. Box 1919. CHI
rsvD For sA:c BY AcSALLI T. CO., sud j. T.
WALSH, News Dealers. fe1swss+s.nct
, 1864-02-20

j II r 8 G EHS9,
Pnya1c1Ax TO TRx FINALE DKPAHTxExT OF THz
GEEES MoEET WATER CCRE.
VIII remain In the city afx weaks longer. during which
time che may be consulted between the h99rs O
"a M. and 3P w. Ars- G. is a. The a1attcson Hnn5c
and has Beeurrd the first E0cr. 20 that ln:1
Lid ladies wishing consult will oc saved the taig9a
Of two flights Of ststEs. Boom No. y ne55 90 .et ~ 81
fhA fEiSe 3ElEt
, 1864-02-20

TYE AND EAR.-Dr. Under
IL wood, celebrated for his critical operations on
tie EYE and Ear. and extraordinary cures OF the
cst obstinate diseases Or those delicate orEnne con-
tlnuea his Practice It III Randolph stEees Dr. Y ~
the treatment Of diseases Of the Hye aud Ear 11s!nX
nine or which ho has p1actced In Ch.eaEo AFtiacia'
EYea aud Ear-D1pm4 Inserted fel6-W6lt5%nes
, 1864-02-20

DENSIONS COLLECTE ED
through us, On AFTER the 8th ei eittan MaS ~ r.
pSsss Or bralt ioF $ each c9llss91a: 70 :o.t o*ss III
Of Attorney sent 70 ftnst21efr sarth ElasS strcct
G[eeR AooaL H. AAAA fcttws:f1t 1tnet
, 1864-02-20

| within a week. The effect is already PER
| ceptihlc in the increased number Of descrters.
The New York Ifi5unG's special says: The
officers The escaped ffom . a,! RIchmoad have
| In the House today, Mr.. Garfield stated
that there will be ST. 660, ,0c0 in gold in the
| Treasury, July LIST, at the present rate Of re-
ceIpts, md the pledges Of Government for
| coin are 81, ,ooo, 600.
We learn that the election In Maryland for
delegates to the State and National Conrcn-
tions, the ticket representing the Blair party
was headed Lincoln md the Adminfstra-
tion;" the other ticket, known as the Winter
! Davis ticket, was headed, "fmmediate cman-
cipation; NO negro apprenticeship; no COM
peneation.n This latter ticket was success
ful In seventeen out Of the tweuty-one wards
! IN Baltimore. The result in the State is not
: yet known.
Since the commencement Of. the war over
5000 applications for pensions have been
, made. Of these, nearly half hare beon from
t widows and orphans, and the balance from
] disabled soldiers.
The documents In the case Of Consul Cen
e1al Giddings, involving his arrest, have been
! communicated to Congress, in response to
resolution calling. upon the Secretary Of State
for. the information. Messrs. Perkins and
| Sterhens, counsel for Mr. G!dding5, in COM
| the arrest as an outrage and an attempt at
t black-mailing, the suit being for $50, 900
damages for an alleged Kidnapping Of one
Rcdpath, and they express the opinion that
Consul General with semi-diplomatic powers
should be exempt from arrest The Attorney
General sends the letter to Secretary Sew
| ard. saving the subject does not concern the
! duties Of lis Office. The Secretary Of State,
| Nor. 81. writes to Mr. Bates, disclaiming for
ConsnEGene1als any diplomatic immunity,
and rcierripg to the third article Of the Con-
| yentiou of 1S15, which declared that Con-
! sui NAV be punished or remanded home for
ILLEGAL or improper conduct. Mr.. Giddings
details the facts Of his arrest, and states that
| he gayo bail In thirty thousand dollars, and
Instructed hts counsel to move to quash the
proceedings 1 on the ground that . consul can.
| not be tsken from the duties Of his Office at
tic suit Of a private individual, and claim ex-
| territorial privileges. In subsequent letter
] be states that Redpath claimed to be ctazen
| o: New York;. that he was dc5tiinIc q q
means, food and lodging, and denied i.a. an 1aa
/ knowledge o. the public statement snat n9
/ had commenced suit for Issuing process
to send him from Canada, and weeping nat-
teriy, obtained pecuniary; aid from MI. Gia-
| dfngB, and Recommendation to the cnA13- -
ble; md the next day Redpath filed ~, am
davft claiming damages for imprisonment'
The claimed that Redpath had been impor-
, 1864-02-20

oHERMAN. COOLEY g. CO.,
- 81, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AID R1CEIVKR8 OF H1HHWIHEa. .
prds1s from the country or city, for sny quantity
promptly hl!ed, at market rates. -,
fe$GYf1.sR once, Is Lass1lest., Chtcs2o, H.
, 1864-02-20

RRICK DTVELLINGS-
On carpeutsr str ct, convenient To the Eoss: cat
compietely arranged In ey:1y parHen1nr fr1se naa
ettiarSs stnst AfF' Il DtaSboru street.
, 1864-02-20

=. Ihc ACTION Of the senatc having been an.
:nounced in the Honse. Mt. scaenck ca.led.
|: ::.he previous question On the Qonteee1nce 'pe!
, 1864-02-20
Men anberttse1,1cl1ta.

4 r G E n T 0 T Z P z,
At
HECTNRiG GALLERY 119 Take-St
, 1864-02-20

TENSIONS AND BOUNEf T.
Peua!cu Money collected a. Caic. Agency tns: ~
aa Apiltt ~ af1aatS collected n Cn1cASo n
Hrerutp9 Certificates coIleota1 for
=" Il I sTTl- c1afm6 IN fne Government pfoasco'e1
co1;scfed. ISAAC q. UITT d TO-. CLAIM AtsIA.
fe1+H7N!7rnet n 5"a'A A~@"~ s3"S
, 1864-02-20

eNTOR IN OPINIONS LOOK
:. IN ING ALMh,Ys AL.s,s T.: BAGK. aG E j. ,.,,,,u sr
s;eh vrl lead Jou to EYkRIT1 ., 1T Lake street
raTnsr Of Ls8a11c. Light pictut.s for one Dollar.
cutSSf tnSfvSi.lt RAJ MAS, Agent.
, 1864-02-20

ALAG OF OUR UNloS'-Ahc
IL party who borrowed
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-.,s,,,,n utlt pleaac retufu II forthwith
TO Cnf oineet e"'Ae G03S & PHILLIPS.