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f-T- We are authorized TO announce c. II. N0BLIN
as candidate for Circnt and Probate Clerk Of Smith
county, at the octoi elect a.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-17

~ We are authorized to announce JOHN T.
LYLE, as a candidate tor Sheriff Of Smith County,
at the ensuing October election,
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-17

~ We are authorized to announce GRANVILLE
HENDERSON as candidate for Clerk OF the Probate
Court Of Lauderdale county at the ensuing October
election
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-17

ETp We are authorized to announce ELISHA
M0SLEY as candidate for Judge of the Probate of
La.derdale county at the ensuing October election.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-17

tTswo are authorized to announce p H. HIanINs.
Of Company H. 4lat Mississippi Regiment "a 4 candI
date for Sheriff OF Lauderdalc county at tho ensu no
October election.
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NOTICE.

TIRE sbubpia Hotel iss again open for the aceonmo
june sdlw.' WIN B. MARTIN.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

WANTED AT SELMA -ARSENAL
+ EATu Err. HIDES, BACON CORN, PEAS and
j RICE Qhe latter either clean or rongh'l io'
which will be exchanged Powder percusslon oa III
Bar Iron Castings, and other articles aee"ipps i
alive value at peace prices. - 70, hidos
will be paid.
For particulars appiy 70 d. mummy,
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Telrgrnphir RrnOrts oi ihr Press ASsoeintIOa.

Entered according 70 act Of Conmeas in the year is6
byJfS THRAsiIGH, In the Clerks office Of the Dis.
tict Court oftha Confederate stAtee for the North
eFn District OF Georgia.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-17

HEAD QUARTERS Def. ALA, MISS, AND T. LAX
MEKIDIAN, Miss, June ., lsGi
THE following named non commissioned 0lcers aud
Private Shave left tile camp II Paroled Prisohory,
At Demopolis Alabama, without leave, are hereby pnb
lished Derserers Provost Marshals and their on
drectedto arrest and return them the Com
mandant of Post at Demopos.
BY command of Maj. Gen. Lee.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-17

a. vlu, Lieut. Col. Commanding.
80 Reporter; Eutaw Wing Evening News and
r 49, Mobile; Advertiser aud Nail. Montgomery
f,issharn. soutbcrner, copy daily and weekly one
,,.r,h and send bills 10 this Office.
, 1864-05-18
TEE RED RIVER EXPEDI.
T1ON.
Cooperative Naval lMovcB1cnt9-Omcia
Report Of Admiral Porter
I.ssIss1rH 6QuADRoN, FLAGSHIP CRlcKET,l
OFF ALEXANDRIA, La.
QhRfRdaY. April IS 1874

I.ss1ssum 6ouADnoN, FLAGSHIP CR1cRT,}
OFF ALEXANDRIA, La.
Thursday, April Is, 1864.
s1H: had the the honor to inform Jon, in
my communication No. log, of the sinking Of
the Eastport while proceeding down to Alex
Andr3a, caused By tho explosion Of torpedo
under her bottom, and near her bow. On
hearing this bad news, ] proceeded at once
to the vessel, and found her sunk to the gun
deck, tbs water over 1t On one side.
Ielw that ne time was to be lost, and went
to Alexandria, in hopes Of finding one Of our
steam pump-boats, then due. Lieut.. Com
nander fhelps had already sent tug down
for tue sans pa1pose. and "a PASSED over
the Falls tbs pump-boat hove in sight and
proceeded up. An honr after, the other boat
came up, and sent her up also, being conf
dent that the Eastport would now be raised
+ had ordered all har gurs taken ont and
Ill her ammunition transferred to other yes
sells, which was done br the timel reached
her again, forty-eight houra after the pump
boats went up.
Twas detained day In Alexandria, making
= different disposition Of tho vessels in tie
Mississippi, owing to the report OF the cap-
ture OF Fort PILLOW BY the rebels. l sent
some of the heavy iron-clads up there with
orders to remain, and also changed the des-
tination Of various vessels in the different
nlvers. .
1ef ID lAlI HAl u DC4O6 AAoht3 t4oUSo alA
the heavy steam pumps together did not do
more thnn slightly decrease the water. The
leak had to be stopped by bulkheadiag.
Lieut. Commander Phelps went to work
vigorously to endeavor to save his vessel,
and he was seconded by his officers and
crew. don't think ever witnessed harder
work than was performed by the officers and
crew Of the Eastport, and it seemed to tbe
the determination Of all on board that she
should not fall into the hands Of the enemy
If it could be helped.
Ifelt confident that the Eastport would be
saved, if time permitted, but had fulnt
Alcxandria, when 1t would become necessary
to destroy the Esstport, or perhaps lose
some other vessels.
On my arrival at Grand Ecorc, found that
prtnaratioHs were making to move the army
In the direction of Alexandria, and I ordered
the large vessels at once below the bars, with
orders 10 proceed slowly to Aexandria, keep
inE With ne the lighter dratt vessels to coYer
the lxnd force, and gtve protection to the
transports.
orders were issued FOR this army to move to
Alexandria The Eastport VAS not yet afloat,
small. unless re were certain Of having no
enemy to annoy Us after the army left. On
Tie o{}th Of April Hent down to the East
nnrt aeaip, aud after informing her commaa-
Ar how matters stood, nc concluded that It
vas necessary to run some risks If We wished
to save The vessel She was now slightly
resting On the bottom on one side, and steam
had been raised on her:
On the 21st she started, In tow of the
nump- boat Champion No.. s, and with the
bump Of the Champion No. 8 Transferred to
, 1864-05-18

wc were secondary consideration 70 the
| army, but as had staid behind myself 10 s,e
| the last transport through safely, could rot
do less with oue Of my own ressals.
was Unable to keep up communication
with the army, as the means Of communities
ton were with them, and they marched along
Faster than calculated, forty miles in ons
day. Thcn I supposed thcJ Woa(I only So
twenty, I ras nc.rar IN their rcas thaR :
shoul4 have hccn.,
This arose from my desire to save the East
port, and hopin that some signal distress on
Tue Part Of the army, (Which felt confident
the country would dlspose OF the enemy Al
together:
tfoR4 the oe:inning Of this expedition up
to the present time, the officers and 1nea Of
thla squadron have worked With superh1~
ran zeai, and oFercoue ditH:r"tes which
seemed fnsurmonntab1e. The SUCCESS Of the
expedition depended entirely on the success
15 the 1a,y n ggettis ths s;sy
which Tould have put US in eommunicaiion
with the army, and then In possession Of Ill
their materials Of war.
This NC accomplished, and when the army
, 1864-05-18
T5 EuHtrHEIgEH
ORDNANCE OFFICE.

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III :: !:stss ?s, Is?
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Thee =. lo DC n.ss Y .et CO..,
he ..sa place. Esea sos..t ot
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It 4 to b, distinctly saa-..tood tia, th,, peoast.
mens Is y eaye The 2sTIese VI asrcc,lne The work
o. prskrt IL t ssfsfs o
sntsnk; Ihey ass :. b suhjecs 10 he nnsi aspec:
csiyed = ~ GeEeranlest sos,s ara t, be- ssecpted
Sf sat sq1h s. .5e
@ ). Il: :i Il;
Faials to make deliveries q. specioea Tine VIII
Tie 1ecoutrcmeala mus 6e boxed In the usa,, n.a
the boxes to be charged cost, to bo deterAinsd
Fdser iii ;t.te explicitly the As,e.. or Ape
e is5 e ass2 4
:as % q ssts ssa
QepaIeAt to Be fully competent to execute in ehetr
there Eade II his ahoF1, theI viii b rejected,
Bsdets viii elcose Sh see Il iii. Ss tic written aa>
nswledEnents et sacz su1esles ovar tker sWa signs
Each party obtaining contract Will be obliged to
enter 1to bond with approved suroues for IT. thfl
C,sa - award being made, .acee..fal bidder. viii
ee aotied a15 azaahsd with forms Of contract and
, 1864-05-18
"a. s.. Ba11na.
". =.
1910 BON DIS

These Bonds Issued under the Act Of Cong1ass
March sh 1884, which provides that in Leu o1 70 much
OF By The Act OF March s. 1ses Ia
which this IL supplementary, the Secretary Of tha
Tssasury Ia authorized to borrow from tne to trne.
on the credit Of the uut.ed States, not exceeding
TWO HUNDRED MILLION DOLLARS during the
current nsca1 year and to prepare and issue therefor
Coupons sud Registered Bonds of the United States
and al Bonds tssuad rnde. this Act shal1 bs EXEMPT
FteM TAXATION By OF under any State or uu1it1.
pal authority. Subscriptions to theas Bonds a1e r.
celTed IN Emitted Etatss notes Or notes Of National
Banks. Thsy are TO BE REDEEMED IN COIN, 1t
the psea1ure Of ths Government, st any period NOT
L7ss TnA.eTKH ZOE Nox1 TaAn 1oKrx 4xARs rem
their date, sid until their redemption FIVE PEA
CENT. ETEnEsT WILL BE PAID IN GolN, cn
Beads Of not hundred dollars aannal1y. aad
"a al ether Bonds semi annually.
Tie Interest Is payable On the arss days Of Masea
and September IN essh ysar. Tbs se1lisnnual sou,
pens payable At those dates and the annual eou-
pcns the 70 and TO ko1Az Bonds ase payable On The
.
ftst Of March.
sasscsisers viii receive elthcr Registered Of Goa
POE Bonds. a. they may prefer Registered Bonds
ecoe ded the books ef this o. Treasurer. and can
he tAcse1fed only On The owners esder. coupon
Banda payable to bearer, and arc mora Convenient
LOT esnhefe1al Uses
ResIstered Bonda Ein be 1ssued sf ths derorotnsr
usAs ot hH'5 oollafs t$'a3 Vne hundred pollAsa
tsleao Fra Hundred Dollars ts5eao oas Thousand
Dollars ts1.aao FiEs Ihousand Dollars ta5,sceo and
Tea TAeasaad Dollars tslsoaQ j and Coupon Bonds
ofae Denominations Of Ffsty Dollarz ts5aJ 0ne Hun
a1ed oe'lats ta1oo1 Fire Hundred Dollars ts5H3 and
oas lhoasaha oel1Afs tsl'ooa>
Subscribers to THU loan will haTe the option Of hs.
Ing taer boEa1 ofa" interest rom 0arch 1st, BY
paying tas accrued Interest IN coia-(os IN United
states notes. OF fas Aetes et naonal Banss' adding
ait5 par cent 1of pFemiu or receive them drawing
latefeas 'foa tne oa'e ot subscription and depcst
As'Asee "'a0' ~ ifo'' MUNICIPAL OF ssaEs
'ns'f 7aioe u increased nom onet shreepes
cea' 70 'no ta'e q 'a1 seTaes IN
'ss'o0s pas'4e' ena eoansts'
a. '0s pfe7an' 1a'e Ok premium On eosa they paJ
o'sF esat Per cent interest Ii currency and asa OF
eqoA' convenience as permanent or temporary L.
sesenens'
II Is eehsFeo taas no seca11aea oaee 60 gteasn
70 'ea'ets % soe 7as'oaA osses'paons Of
1H thar NJ nd h&adu &h1
, 1864-05-18

WAeA1EorsN, March Is, 1854.
WEKHxAs, EJ katsfActe1y evidence presented ts ths
914eIaEnet4 II has b>sn made T. appear that tho
Go9K ~ 81 S,.e of LhiNoiS h. bean dn!y erEaa.
act Of CenErcss untitled An act "a proviia 4 M
aont1 ca.nsy .ssgssd ey pledSe of uattes ststsa
tor thereof" apprevc1 Februkry Is, 1865, axd lis
soE Piled With Al the provisions sf aald act
Of Bsnktnx.
Now, therefars. !. HUGE McCBLLOCH, Comp
HolleI ef the Currency, d. hereby certify thst te
FIFTH National bank II fCHICAGo, County Of COoE
and State ef ILLINOIS, Is auther1ttd to commerce
the boAlnees Of Banking Under the act Aforesaid.
f---~, In testimony Ekcreef, witness Er hand sud
3s1AL seal Of 41lce, this FIFTEENTH dAy Of
te~~-sMAECE, 1864
No. sci. HIGH McCDLLOCH.
Ap9-cS57-M Comptroller Of the Curtency.
, 1864-05-18
wSv~ x1aA EvSn f.. +H,n NY-H

DR.. WEBSTER, 1@ bouth Clark street, trsnts AL
Private dlscAsaA ltA unparalleled saccess farticula.
attention given TO a ii .sa15in8 c.scs such II wcra
1ofmef1lJ considsred incufabls.
pF' haa Tor the P'st ten ysar1 made diseases Of
'rencate nature htB euAlneas And study Separate
1cors for consultation. ONCE hour frsn i. ~. 10
sF.1. AL eurca guaranteed. Consultation free. All
htte1s with stanI answered. On reccipt Of one
Stamp viii bs sant THE M1knsr or yorTu. OF TIN
Ayt1EhIEs Or S1xuAL 1x1xtcouHs1.e
, 1864-05-18
FOR, FORAGE

w4.n1Es4oy qb151fS.sa1 b.l,5r1 n..e.nS.1s PES 'SF1
.,s.1 Is 1rs tnrlted y re .ades'
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Als1asdts, I'd Fort AoaIas. ". Or either u thote
pAtse 1lt9 1ay, CoFn, uaM Aad straw.
.,s ~ ~ ne fsesivea for ;ss dsli{sy e1 49, easo
tt1 " Goln OF Urls and 20 ICES 11 Hay q 5teSws o.
apHes. apn,dIsu.. ~,,o.
alossr1A AoN sM!e y Nn!cn Of Ao asoFe naHad
Ptss t1eJ pse2osS 70 mAse SsHgsstts MD tas 1A@st
= VICE tks1 W1 KS aelv sr!ss taarsAt the a1an
!i1y u ~ hcn peoPnael 70 ae dehfareo ths saNd
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sa9 ,PtSpsi srisii.. ,1.-.a .o ~. ia ,,.,!.
iii ~ - = - o'q, aY!sed
Hsas lAtpeete5 before setsE accspted.
CoaLfaets VIZ p AHafeea iroh1 Eha 70 1Ge 70 INT
sNest responsible bldter as 1hs latsret OF tho Cor
efansAt mag Eoe afEe. aaa VIII De made WhaL
Hyered and accapttd.
lhA Bidder VIII oc required 10 accompany m# pro
, 1864-05-18

pANK OF AAfERICA.-Fublia
- Notes u hereby kiyer. that III BILL or c1zcslst
INT H1tef Of the
RANK or AMERICA
Heteto1n AeaspofAted sad Aei1E II aae 43Y
ef GacAEs unsF the RererAl laws ofths 6tAto
Of QdncA nost tR Frtssntsz for payment TO ehs Audi
tks city Of Springfield, within three years Fau he
date herscf or the funds dsposex ter the redemption
Datsd this zGEa d1y ef NAY. a. 2. 1sSl:
- GE0RaR 1MITH, f1ssitant
Z. y. WN1Akp. CAxhtnk, iy7SkH1to.e7-A
, 1864-05-18

L PhysislsgicaI View Of Mar
rnEe.
Eestatai11 nsxry $40 p.Eea. and 139 INT fates AAd
XaKf1ytuEx Of tks Anatomy OF she 6cxual OFKanA II
4 slate q Health end RisaAse. with : IFeease On
Wind and BODY With The Authors Plan OF mt
Tia o1y rational and kucctssf1l nodc q enIe, =
xAnTr 81 fhn repsFt eI cAsks trtsted. truthful
ssdviser 70 ths Marrtsd. asd thaae costene!a5inE
Tn9 sso .9tsTef IT. a to 81 any
receipt Or Is cents, ssknps pot'M cusTaacy.
SsS.1 { ~@-" 49, fe22.vl991snI1
, 1864-05-18
Hair lDye1 uAlr isye.!

BACHELORS cslsar1tet EAIH pYR1k THI H1e1
r EEN9 wonLp. Tae s1ly 4 AnA k.s. TEUH ana ELL.
A1LH Dy4 kn>w1. This spe AtEf HRit Bye in Pe11eet
-ehaagea BED. rusty " g:x. Hair Instantly. ., To-
me- Eau Or efztain1 rhe sHn. 'savtas the hair SOFT
zad kaaoua impsrts f.ess ~ frs9u91tly rec.
SRt1E It's prtgthe colst. 81x1ERfdcs ha i'll e1eftt si
kad&ysa. The Eenutn* Is t1Errd WILLIAM 4. 94sH.
K.o1. gu othe1! srs mere tEtAtioas ard saon!G be
l.AF Ss.eet, New York. tJSE9s7ly.
, 1864-05-18

Whetcvar uotTETrEE'6 STOMACH bITrEns,
1ee ceebratad ANns1san prevention ef Climate Dis
9a*es, hare hstn introduced lkto unhealthy rczoas
spldts Of thoee whoss parrzs suoeeted them to CT.
6cea wonderful. IN tbs army shs superiority Of th!s
Article oFer eSery other stcorsaaE and alts,auve
A1edc1nc h1& eecoNe kknitest wharf used that Il
relied lpen exclusively n protection asa1nst pi-
-ea& Fever. Feyer and Axus, ana Bowel Complaints
9ant whtea prearcss and 1seps up healthy hantt o.
9ody IL unwhclesoDe iosaaon4 For tic unaccl.
s.ieEusras arainst slckpsss Throa<Aest thu United
States II Is considered the agreeable health.
ful 9! al tsnicA and nnean&lcd remedy
for l3spcp1A. The mt toi! ii inEreceats are Ill veg
stable. and &re held tn seaEoE by the mast Whsl9-
nonc sti@11ant k1ovr-sae Essence OF kye. - Hos
1etteTt B1tttrt tire maRA Acrured at Pittsburgh,
fenns5lyAntH and less than ~ o. dozen bottles
AIE sole &NrQnlly.
, 1864-05-18

From Rev. J. 8. Herman, OF Tue German Reformsk
Church. Kutztswn. Ecykt County. Pa
nR. G. u. Jackson: Respected Sir-I hays boux
troubled With Dyspepsia nearly - years, and hay0
never used any ma1lcIne that did mo - much goo&
~ Hootanc5 B;tteFS- lam very much improved -
keslth, al1er having taking nva bottles.
Yours, With rcspscts J. 8. HERMAN.
, 1864-05-18
--------- d Il. hENNA XII
Eighth below Coates stzeoe, ptliadelph

From Re7 Wafraa Randolph, Pastor ct Bspns$
Church, Germantown. Penn.
De C-M. JACKSON: Dear Slr-Persona1 experience
enables me TO say tnat regard the aermAn Bltter1
prephred By you "a most excellent mcdiClue. In
cases severe cold and general debility hays bee4
greatly benefited by the u9c Of tho Htttfs and douhe
NIT they Will produce sIullar effects others.
Your. truly, WARREN RANDOLPH,
AeEma1tow1s FM-
, 1864-05-18

1HCAsUA1 IND FHlUAf,
May 5th and 9th, the army, or at least the 4th,
18th and 23d csrps, which had arrived at ad
yanced positions, remained in its position ot
Wednesday, awaiting the. arrival Of General
Hooker's and General McPherson's corps,
wlo marched around to our right, prepara.
tory to t1ank movement upon tue enemy's
left, for the purpose Of turning it.
General Sherman arrived at the front to-
day, and IN company with other general off.
GERS, rode along The fines, minutely inspect,
izE. the country, and familiarizing himself
with the position Of his command This
morning, at an carly honr, small force ad-
vancea upon the enemy, who, In saall force,
held BALD Knob, small hill about a mile
south Of Catooea Platform, and drove them
tl*m 1t without the loss Of q man Oh either
side
, 1864-05-18

From Rev. J. H. Turner, PASTOR Of Hedding II, i.
Church, PhilAdelphIA.
De. Jackson: Dear sir-Having used your German
tnas il las been of EIea: service. ietIsye thae 4
most cases Of genera. debility Of the sygtem It tia
knowledge. Yours, respectfully.
]. q. TURNER,
ca n. nineteenth street.
, 1864-05-18
From the Rev. Jcs. h. Kennard. Pastor Of tho 1nth

From the Key. Jcs. h. Kennard. Pastor Of tho f1th
Baptist Church.
DE JACKSON: Dear glr-lhays bacn frequently re-
quesked to COZ inject my name with commtndAtiona
practice out Of my appfopEiste sphere, h4Ts II
all cases declined but with clear proof tn various
falness Of M d. HooaaEds German s!tssis: asge5s
conviction that, FO!i GENERAL DEBILITY OF THE
gISTEM AND ESPECIALLY FOR LIykE COW
PLANT, IT Is A SAEk AND VALUABLE PRE-
PARATlON. In 1ome cases It nay tai1; but usually,
doubt not. 1t wilt be very beneficial u those Who
suffer tom tbs ahnve caus6.
j. Il. EENNAED.
Eighth below Coates stSeat, Phiiadeiphis,
, 1864-05-18

Formerly Of Janles' Hospital, cus:arn House street,
Eew eIlcAnh. L.. eatAhltshed IL 1ss5. neE pesma-
NOS. bssc,a1ist in ths tfeatIzenr Of 0p CnkoS1e,
MxHcIE!AL, 6choru1oEs. hnd I'D ~ klsd. ot BLOOD
s1G1ors VxxExAL ca .rAcTER: cure. then without
Tesorttar - Mercury, 1oeuE. PoTAssII. Arsenic or
e1.. 81 l ssr ii humera ' md sieed rs.oas. 'l '''1
OEoAE1e WEANSEss sucs 4: Seminal weakness,
e. a. 10 ..r; y
sltaiod hereditar1!y. eau.t.s log Of snrmory COR
saaisn tcprsssien 9,inas.s .nd eicn ttes ns anty.
Sadicsi;y cured By zn lialIihie metho sav,ns much
Hme and e1punte. t;'cst. esno'thea: 6s,cture: snd
q! HAyases secunaF to the Sexes Of private nAtpfe
Old p1ses.es q tAs MOST noknIgLE % CLAs. .at,.
petches on The face, sunu wH1erY sitters& afns n
he bead and sones- n1cerAted thrsat nose nhs and
teay :ctsfRla. together With An entlese otn'ses o.
~. james il rscon4esd.a ~ the se=nera1y Of
tssl ss Tnese aspy
Nstely, and te cured q these ,sf11o.s dssas ~
ssaplpa, s.tWesn "; % sate % nd beash.rn street..
sss o@se sRss hen ~ II. rzsa sf'A' esayS$s' my$easw
DIR. HIEe1oW.
Eoaaeeaasl rhySicl.n ifsfEacrlS o. y. Eout: No..
ss9 f oiee. = ii Gs1snis bi.ss.es "a sissa.ss =
Wsess Ladies and bent'sa.es esasnlt tho D.ctor
81, r. 81 sSsd.j. 4 1se a
eoanden1al Cop.nlt.t.s! fres Ads,sss 2: nsx
=: From tse Dsctor's Isne expesense il Hos,itl md
Ffvaie practice, he abs y perfarn nEc will guar
FL II
f1ne, without the uae Of mercury.
ne spesIex esTs 91 Fan.e eaia
Nsa attendant on fub*tJ. Een.trnstio9 or pssssss =
sIne ny 70 trrG q, ,E esn ~ 1
1SilitJ and success. ap2ee'h4WA
, 1864-05-18

MECHANICS BANK, HAIR
lF1 D1E.-The Gtsck holders sf this Bank and the
4sso:!eteA, having Organized a.
The MechR1ics' atioual Bank Of Chicago,
Marine Bank Building. 14 Lake street. now occupied
BY Mr: ScanMeu Is Private Bunker. and thereafter
tie bills Of tsia Eank win he Redeemed said once
At fAR IN the Legal currency .! the cou1try.
Ar. 6csmncn viii cent1nus hts Private Baking
BueiDess, as EBual Rnt1 the proper Certificate shall
Be obta1ntd npra the Comptroller II the Currency.
J. YOUNG SCAAM0N. President,
BENZ. 7. FAGK, Vice Prs8ideat.
Chicago, Nsy 12th, 1864. nyises7aln
, 1864-05-18
From Eev. J. Newton Brown, D. D.. Editor Of TIM
Encyclopedia Of Eeugiou1 Knowledge, and Chl1e.

From Kev. ]. Newton Brown, D. D.. Editor Of tn&
1ncyclopedtA Of Renglo11 knowledge, and ChIte-
ttAo Chronicle, Philadelphia.
Although not disposed to favor or recommend pat
edtenta and effects yet knew Of 10 satasient rea-
eEes himself to have received from sny simple Pre-
pnration. IN the hope that he maY thus contribute To-
the beneNt OF Others.
do this more readily In regard 10 Hoodand,s Ger
man Dtters, prepared By Dr. C. H. jackson. OF thix
yesrs. under the impression that theY chsdy a
alcoholic MIXTURE. indebted to my friend Kobt
proper tests and for encouragement to try them whe
suffering from gTest a9d lonS Soatno9d Dc Mdsoy Tas
q ne present real. WIS tellexed BY evident aad
which had felt for at1 months BEFORE snd u
most dspeired Of regninln1. therefore thank God
and uY friend for directing to tho Vae Of them.
J. NEWTON BROWN, Philadelphia
, 1864-05-18

Be.nlna1 Weakness. Lsm Of Power, Impotence spscdt
fIC. trtai Of tle SPECIFIC viii convince the uess
xke1.lca1. fzice 81 per hog. OF ST. fer so!d ty
Arrtgists eyefJwhela. LORD K SMITH. Whplesale
Agents for Chicago ap.2-clt2-Sn TTksA
, 1864-05-18

This morning Morean's BRIGADE Of Davis
division we're on picket, when sqad OF rsb-
els, mounted, came up within sou yaras Of
our pickets and called ont, twill you ex-
change coffee for tobacco"' eyes" MAS
the reply, Fort Pillow, d-n you," rs ths
pichets leTeled their guns and discharged
7elles into them, woanding ere man. The
rebels not liking 1caden coffee retreated, cx-
claiming, as they ran, "are you niygers or
Whlte men, to treat MS that Way:''
, 1864-05-18

OFFICE OF THE CHICAEg
" AEp EsCE IELAEB EAlLEGAD CO.
NEW TsEK, Epril astk, t8A.-
Tbs AanuA MesAas sf the stsck asidsrs ot thla
ensninE year vii be lsla At ths efdce Of the dots.
PAE, the tenth dag Of Juhe next. - -
Thr poll will be sps1ea 1t Il o'clock 4 II. and
e3etrd Sk u o'clock n.
CHARLES y. prEAET, rrcEdaat.
FRANCIS H. IoWs, Secretary.
, 1864-05-18

D0C10T &hOfES0H
Hss had more tAAa thirty years experience N th
treatment of Private diseases. Tic tulaa, contain
fnE valuable Information and AFFTpAyI1a. eXpssln
xhs quAcks Of Chicago. mailed ttes 1Esm shsarsaueE
Ehtcaeo. Ill. &tlce 2nl Anktsnlcal Museum. No. I.
1,oufh s1erl k.reet mFArS.8ft
, 1864-05-18

NOTICE-The Direct.rs Of tie
- ~ Lake E,esnsE Fer,y:ssi.F r., Gemssny @ @h.!1azz *
be Atthe1tea, ahA tlst 1t be otsred and reconzsad
ed to TIE nsrrhapts ahc capitalists OF aheAZo
Books Of subtc3ptsF ere open 1t the eo1cs Of n. E.
Flatt Treasurer, Ee. Is Wells street. u renan thur
lar ten days. J. c. FARGO
J.H. buWEN. !.-...1
c. T. HARVEY, Directors.
n. r. FLATT.
80. J. Il. YOUNG, J
, 1864-05-18

SPENCER, villa g. CO.,
~ BANKERS AND BROKERsx
u ConGress street, Boston.
b1NgGhA b1[NgGfsA4, AMP BONDS BOUGHT AND SOLD ON
GoMMISsIQE-C0LLECT MADE m All
. FAISDF FAKIS DF 1HENEN ENGLAND, ,sTATEs.
AEEUUNlS ~ BAhKS AND BAkKEES ExCEIV.
En On LIBERAL TERMS
In EhEsT ALLOWED ON BALANCES AND DE-
E0s11B;Bf EfECtAL AGREEMENT.
EAfucn]Hr HtteAHsA given to tn purchase md gale
ofLake Superior and Canadian Mining Stocks
~ DAILY rtPsTts oftAs Boston Stock E&Kat tHf.
hltkcd sn application. fe21-T17-an GAT&W
, 1864-05-18

OFFICE OF THE JOLIET AND
~ NORTHERN INDIANA RA1LEoAD con-
pASy. BosTnx. Apt: 10, 1-Gt.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders II tbs allst
Ahd Northern Indiana railroad Cenpany, for the
cArtce Of directors Ior the ensuing and for the
he'ost ,uch mectinv viii be held At tie 81
sad Company, at Jonet illinois, On Thursday the Nh
da. Of May next ct 10 c'cfs * In The fsrenos
!. y. BROOKS. PresId&nt.
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