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they will npon their foreign policy, and It IL the
II Congress have aunk go low that it must look
beyond the limits Of Its own halls to vindicate tho
necessity and proptety Of this solemn declaration
adopted, perhaps VIC can ind 10 aroiter between
US and the Executive Government which it WILL
recognize so readily as the Baltimore Convention;
lon, thought It necessary md proper to echo the
resolution tor which the Secretary npo1oslzed--
only in attempting to give rebuke 10 the form OF
I'll! is the Substance Of the reeoiution Nov,
fir, cay again that I do not mean TO debate the
policy Of the resolution or any matter connected
Sane Sh Sans Sas Il 5e5e apon
historical grounds.. With great respect to that
gentleman, ! esy that the precedent which he
beginning Of he Government until this day, there
IL vote Of either Housc Of Congress, there IL
claim hy any President OF the United ststee there
l. no assertion by any Secretary Of State there Il
t.. that it does not belong to the Congress OF the
United States 70 declare and prescribe ne i9reign
policy Of The United States; and from the tine Of
asked and obtained the authority md sup
rort Of Congress for that great mission which We
must soon sepeat; mil this day, We a,lnHs, hass
every Administration, affirming. fmplying, assert
,ne or excrting that prerogauve without question
from any quarter; and under this Administration
more than one act approved by President Lincoln
himself adds to the nnbroken law Of precedents-
The recognition Of HaYti and Liberia was not the
spontaneous act of the President but he. like his
him to open with them international 1clatious-
Sir, there Is but one Judgment and one course Of
precedent. from the beginning to the end Of Amer
cages Of John Quincy Adams are replete with it;
Cen Jackson, In the case OF Texas, recognized Il;
Mr. Clay asserted It; Mr. Webster asserted It.
What other authorities worthy of notice, sitter
we have named theseY That, sir, is all have to
say On that suhJcct-
Now, sir, one other word. have already safd
that Ii asEing to he excused from further service
on the Committee on Foreign atfairs. act from no
feeling Of person., peqs n sks hft
tions that the Chairman OF the Committee netes-
sari'y bears TO the House Of Representadres. It
Is possible dr. upon many occasions for the House
to ttIideF rot only with the Chairman ofa Commit:
tee, hut with the Committee. They are bound to
take the Instructions ns tho House they arc hound
by the judgement OF TIC House, and they mnst act
IN conformity with il
Brt the position Of the chairman Of q committee
, 1864-12-23
Prof. Goodwin Smiths American LII
brArYs

Prof. Goodwin Smiths American LII
br0ry.
The following is list of the books which
comprise the American library presented to
Prof. Goodwin Smith on tho eye Of his depar-
ture fol England:
Harper d Brothers, Of New York, contrib
uted the Historical Writings Of Hi1dreth,
Draper, Broahead, George 7. Curtis, Losing,
and. Baird, the Cyclopndia of Commerce,
with many smaller volumes Of local Or bio
g,pphical interest D. Appleton & Co., the
valuable new American Cyclopsedia; Little,
Brown & Co., Of Boston, the Histories Of
Winthrop, Bancroft, Palfry, and Parkman,
the series Of American Biographies edited by
Sparks, with his Writings Of Washington,
&C., the Works Of Fisher Ames Chief Justice
Story, Daniel Webster, Bartlett's Dictionary
Of Ameiicanisms, md several Important Law
Tzcatises; from Charles Scribner were re-
cetyed the two mastery volumes on the Eng
1ish Language by the Hon. George F. Marsh,
and his recent treatise entitled = Nature and
Man." Woolsey's International Lar, Smiths
mentators, &C.; from George ?. Putnam,
Irying's Life OF Washington, the Life and
Facts. lyrics Of tie War, the Rebellion Re-
cord, &c., Portraits Of Washington, &C.;
from Middleton, IN elegant edition Of Poe's
Writings, tuApu4auS AMeliEAu 1EAA uH
Book, &C.; from Derby & Miller, the Portrait
Gallery of the War, &c; from Edward Walk
er, the American Statesman's Mammal, in
fourteen elegant octave volumes; from Miller
s williams, "tOld New York." BY Dr.. Fran
els from George ". Childs, Of Philadelphia,
Allibone's Dictionary Of Authors, the Nation
nj Almanac, Kape's Arctic Expedition, &c;
from j. B. Lippincott 4 Co., Of Philadelphia,
Rnsh's Writings, the FedeTalist, Blodsett's
Climatology Of the United States, the Uni
yersal Gazetteer, Rhee's Manual OF the Libra
RES and Institutions Of the United States,
and 8 series of Scientific aud Economical
Works, with several in the department. OF
Belles-tettres Webstez's Dictionary, from
the publishers; from the Smithsonian 1nsti-
lutte. valuable series Of works relating to
thc Patent Office, the Resources Of the United
States, the History Of Legialatlon, &c. j; ffum
TicInor & Fields, Of Boston, copies Of their
choice publications, including Emerson, Haw-
tborne; Holmes, Longfellow, Ticknor, Tho
reau. Gail Hamilton, Dana, Mrs Howe, &C.,
In many instances the gift OF the authors
flom Hon. Edwnfd Everett, Hon: John P.
Kennedy, F. q. C. barley, Hon. s. B. Rug
eles, Gen. Dix, Prof. and Mrs. Botta, Dr.. Lie
Der. C. ". Bovee, H. 7. Tuckerman, Bayard
TAYLOR, G. ~. Curtis, ": T. Blodgeit, John
|. Jay, ]. Lorimer Graham, Jr., ". c. Bryant,
| D.f, Valentine, and many others. valuable
| and interesting works. When completed,
, 1864-12-23

The Late Fight Mt franklin, Tenn.-
Hattie Flags, History Of tue Contest.

B. F. Jacobs, Esq, Secretary Of the United
States Christian Commission, has just return
ed from Nashville, bringing with him news
from the boys, and the battle flags Of Brydge's
Battery aud the 1st Board of Trade (12d) regi-
ment. They are literally riddled with bull
LET'S. They will be preserved here as sacred
historic relics. The new ones will he inscribed,
that Of the battery with the names Of twelve
engagements, and that Of the, regiment with
four. Mr., Jacobs brings also the following
letter, written By an officer of the regiment.
1t ia very modest one-scarcely Just to the
regiment, whose bravery We have every reason
to believe was the salvation of the day at
Franklin. Gen. Ruger stated to Mr.. Jacobs
that he owed u letter to Gen. Smith, 10Th
boys Of the battery are entltifd to no less
need of praise for their conduct in the fight
CAaP I'D ILLINOIS REGIMENT,
Near NAsHEnLE, Dec. II, 1864.
lhave Eccn in your columns several notices of the
part this regiment bore In the late fight ut Frank
mislcad some Of its friends. The object Of this
article fs to correct any erroneous Impressions that
hey nsys e. gS and not to 6nS ae ssg
reflect on any other OF the gallant regiments en-
gagged in that fight, for every regiment that came
under The -xziisr nohce, althoush they may not
prrt as the I'D did their duty well as soldiers and
patriots. A synopsis Of our movements from
T,shs9ps s& may yocnser ss Of @ s6m' ha nerst Ecst3 to
LEFT .YicksbuFg Ia compliance with orders
10 The headquarters Department and Army Of tho
Nnshyflte Nov. 18th, where dispatch awaited us
from Gen. Sherman, to the effect that We could not
reach him before hle army had moved from Allan:
ia, and ordering us to report to Co!gmhia, Tenn,
Ne accordingly started for that place Nov. 18Th,
TeacLirg it III less than two days-a distance Of IS
miles. Upon our arrival there all WIS quiet,
th1uga r on s e I 3 e f.
advance guard made its appearance near the city,
driving In our advance. Tint night reinforce
ens TeTe o5r II m o2s rua
large army. They came Just In the stnlek OF
titne." for the rebels made a bold advance
on the morning Of the 24th. but we're easily:
and commenced e1irnishing with the enemy,
which continued until the evacuation Of the place
bg cur forcea Nor. ssh. The % brigade, ID d.
vsoa M to y T1sn g d lad essn o.
bridges TO corer the retirement Of our army. AZ
ter the complete destruction Of these bridges, at
noon Of The 2ath ut: the brigade was ordered to
pike, Themes taking, up its march towards Nash
vile. at p. m. when within sfx miles qfdspring
Hill. The brigade was ordered to double 4alckH
reaching thc head Or the tEin The brigade filed to
The light fthe road; Cos. B and G were lmmcdi-
ateIy: deploycd as skirmishers, the brigade
ss fsass ass ed ss & q asf he ssRRs5 sRsas uas the
The skir1nishlng Was constant until we arrived
within half q mile Of Spring Hi!l where VIC were
ordered 10 halt IS 1t Wss feared from the move-
hard, general engagement would be brought on.
Our loss ia this 6kir1nish WA severely wounded.
Cur brigade and the second brigade Of our disi-
, 1864-12-23

The bill reported in the Confederate Senate
Yesterday; to amend the national flag by the
disnlacement Of q proportion Of its excessive
white, and the substitution Of bar Of red
upon the end Of the flag, In width tWo-tlftas the
length ofthe lsg, viii, il hoped, be adopted.
floating, IL, nevertheless, easily soiled, and,
when hanging in q calm, looks like table
cloth, the union being Completely obscured By
The white bunting. Thr design of the
amended flag il By Major A. 8. Reynolds, and
does rreat credit to his excellent taste. 1t Ia
vast improvement upon the present f1ag,
general admiration.
, 1864-12-23
Irual E0ticrs.

NJ fASTER'S SALE State OF ILL
1s1 no.s. Crok .usty.sf In tAe Superior Court Of
chicago in flnncrls
AgKSATH HAN.L7.t>.h. J. II MAE@a. hc- next frlena.
7 LIzAEE1H fit A-ESAEH HAYES and MARE 7.
KNOX vs JEEo4k DELcHEis. 'AEo11sEhSox HopERr
HISTrE and WARREN 1!Ayts. !.
In pursuance OF decrc. of the supetio1 Cont q
eauEr on te dtta dsF oi Dec. no-E a D 1ss. on BIZ
ltd 1of partition. Notice il tsrrnV gwen. shat on
TGursday, tie tWrlfih day of January pe1t. It ten
O'Clock In the forenoon Of that ha Tie una rs1snen
master IN thanctry ofthe tntd Superior Court ot a-
c~go vii sell al public auction to tn- highest b1dtr
q; Tic north door the {ouee tn the city of chi
caeo tie noflb hail q nloc :ubcr csgh1y s1 s) II
&c 5chooj section add tho c1tT Of Cc ,ok
county and Of Illinois, tstLer with NIL and stn-
Rular Tue hcTeditament- and 'Hnnstenances. Y tae
aens tsaia derce the rE 1ntscs a,oEestid VII 6e 11
tered sold In fonr hrtle zach my feel ia E1hth
extending through from til. tvet ff:nt 10 Mels s.
parcel Of tskng ~ wsos tHst may 5sma,n % n1;
anonnt to aiet thou2. nd dollars The sale VIII be
1tftIv ter III down rsEt't on credit secured On
1hr 1foprrsy; raTtfcu tcf IN 1se respetts
can be asecftaued By examining the decree Or hs IN.
Qu1ry of tlc master: tie ssle CT ut any time rrcs1-
oll6Ev. ~ -
o"ss HIRAM T. MATHvR.
Master In cancrFy Of the sEnesr. court 81 Chicago
+. s. sEI1u. Complts Solicitor.
, 1864-12-23

~1t Is rumotel here that Jesse E. Du-
boIs has advised Gov. Yates to pay no atteu-
tion to the Caucus nomination, in case the
caucus be against him, but to muster as
many friends as possible and trust to the
democracy for help enough to !nsurc success.
There is no doubt that democrats prefer
Gov. Yates to any Of the persons above
named, and f"wns Gums to wus," as Artc-
choice Of evils and unite with Ys1es' bolting
friends, and elect him senator.-Sprinaaield
, 1864-12-23
HnfF DTNv EHHIF Dyee+

BACuELUR's celebrated HAIR DYE is TEE EE*F
II I'M WoxLD. The only HAKhLkss. TEEE aod AkLl.
AB1R Dye known. This fplendid Hair Dse II te1ecs
0Ioss1 B,.aos @ .nd NATrt:aI BaoRS without lnjur:
3ng 4e A.t s!s!a IT, sn eaya ene LII sp 9s.
storing pristine olos and recsnet n r ensefs o.
BACHELOR, ell ottcs1 mere imltHt1ons 1nd ahoud
ioc evoided. sotn b. all Druggists, &C. Factory 81
Barclay etxeet. New York
BAchelor's EcH Toilet Cream fus Dressing the Halt
Rf;5-ssa&-iy II WAY lt
, 1864-12-23


Formally o. Jnmes' Hospital. Cu.tcm House street.
NeR Qreau1 L. bliafse IN 1s5o, now peSmRnsnt-
x located at ~ Hapdoph street. Chicago, Illinois, spe
alist In the treatment Of OLD CHRONIC. AkKe0E1A1r
ScHpFplpus Hnd AH kln1s OF BLOOD AND SKIf DIE
EAsxe ANp DlkoIpEE4 OF CONTAGIOUS FKSKKEL
CuAaAc1xR, cures them Without resorhng TO Mercn"
re- l0pmx PoT Assl. zysrd1c Any pulKcn eut Will
NKuTIAIlzER, : POSITIVE cCEE iof Ill humoIs and
OR0th1c WxAKxzss. such ~ Seminal Weakness.
Nocturna und uIurnai Emissions brought on b5 abuse
al he syste1, carly ind!sclctcns excess Or entaed
Lcred,tafily. causing loss oi memory soniaslo1 de.
psessiqp diunesA and 1ftennex Insanity. with otnef
deplpr1ble tralns ot symptoms ueated and radically
cured bJ IA infalilbe method saving much time and
ex3cnse llect EunorrheA- Structure and al diseases
pecna1 70 The se1ea Of private na.uses radically
cured.
: Od diseases Of the MOST HORl.1DLE CLAs8. where
fAe blood h tccome poisoned ptuanc.nE 6E9tches on
The tecc email wAter bsteYB, pNlns In the head knd
bonea, nceeated throat uusc iahs ana body sefotn-
a toEethex With endless number CT kuacItnEs;
lr. James Is Recommended BY the prese generally of
the enuth the nedteas 1scnt> snd professors o. med
cal colleges etc. Those afflicted should apply tmme-
aixciy. nnd he cured pi ttle+e horrible diseases.
Rcrlcmber, Ds. Jstnes' Office an Pazors arc NJ ~
Randolph, between State end iIeRrhoTn streets.
Ottcc open rom I. tn. until ,. m. CnnsG,tations
, 1864-12-23
DIR. EASTEIRLY'S
AMERICAN IMMINENT

TktE valuable Llniment will cure
Rheum atism, Spralus, Bruises, Cuts,
Wounds, Ulcers, Contracted Tendonss
SuelIcd and StlG Joints, LumbaZo,
ard sill Diseases where an external
remedy Is Indicated.
DR. REAsTERLT'sA AMERICAN LINDIEINT Will also
cure Spratns Bruises. cuts, Calls hafes Ring Bone.
Scratches, or Wounds which are constantly occ1FrnS
to HORSES. Families should Keep It. CON5IAN TLY
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MOST E FICAC1OLS LEsIAENr nov IA use.
Medicine store, % Madison street, the Post Once.
Chicago. Illinois.
, 1864-12-23

this collection Of American books will form
an adequate 1ihr:,-y ec~ reference, and prove,
when the catalogue is made out, most cred
liable and Interesting Illustration Of the liter
arY deyt1opment Of tbs co6utry.
, 1864-12-23

IL HIAGE.-1hr propTIttors OF the New York
husfnm o. Anatomy have determined to 10 40 tres.
fon, Q! t9str lectures on Matri;Ee and to dsgna 10.
Cec'ine Indigestion, Weakness or Depression; tho
Ert a: focta1 Erti, OF iEcorsnc- Of n slooky and
Laws OF NAtnrc. 1hcte tnyalurbe Lectures will bt
!rK *1dcd tree, 1eccip! u fonr sttuIA. by sddrcs
Ing FkcRxT.Rs, New YorE museum Of An2tpmg and
Medicine. Gl9 broadway, 6.Y. tc&9bS9e-1mAl
, 1864-12-23

Writing to tue Cincinnati! CuR1t11AH ApvocA1E.s&yE
''PAtsnt Medicines Are IKE doctors. come good
xcIc good for nothing tut al h4v1ug thcir ends 20
1ecomn nd item. zach receiving SHARE Of pub c
favor. For instance, the CONSTITUTION Water vet"
1.ce for sumo of the disas's for which It L recon
IrpErnts. eomr Q; wkau are rhsn,ci.ns, who speak
"a high praise Of II Tor the cnie Of dabs.ss: @ Ana
without the knowledge OF acquaintance OF Inc pro,
7,rietof can say to such that And
74tAl disease, Try 1t las mA5Eabls virtues H!Sa'
4 donbt- Rev. ". $. LGtIs FossollA,o'
, 1864-12-23
shooting u Sleeping MANA Curious
Pleasure Party.

The Albany Argus Of late date has the tot
lowing odd story:
IA shooting affair occurred In Troy on
Tuesday evening. 4 sleigh load of young
men went up there from this city, aud went
into saloon near the depot. One Of thcm,
named Elwood, feeling tired, went uP stairs
the name Of Dale, went to arouse him. Ei-
wood refused to get up: Dale said he would
shoot him if he didn't. True to his word, be
drew Smith s. Wesson revolver and fired.
The bullet struck Elwoodin in tho hip, and In
t1Icted quite q painful wound. Thus urged,
ae the ee d get a sf sna Fsas to R5 Sa5
The party then came home. They all took it
good nuturedly. The victim said: 4 told
you that you'd hurt me If you fooled with
that pjstol' The other replied I told you,
you fool. you'd get hurt il you didn't wake
, 1864-12-23

DKO} IDENCE >. t.-5upFEule
i Court. tEp- -EuDKe TEKx. A. d. 166+.
ttpon the application Sa1lnu F. Dixon tor an order
o. notice 10 the btlt-h ldeIt II the Hopdutou Bank
and claimants upon the Receiver.
Il Is hGudc ct;, ordered and decteed t!Int the 8atd
riton cause notice tt BE- published in the Prort
t!rncc Journs', ChicsEo .riosas aq5 Aew 1osk IT. TX
kinton Hxnx. and the Claimants upon the Receiver
sherect bring IN and 1rexnt the pills Ct sag Bs9S
1cn b. nL IN NtsL-rly. brio1e the fifteenth dty
Of March, 1856 trir q Inns fh* he forever ban cd
rs nrntnsi said Receiver otce 10 published
7or It lest two months alter ths fifteenth daS ot Do
C ubtt. 1864. .,.,
t!c1-its se,o IL John A. GARDNER, Clerk :
, 1864-12-23

- ministers to Central america.
During . recent debate In the House Of
Representatives, on the Consular and Diplo-
matte Appropriation bill, the following droll
colloquy took place:
-Hr. Stasns-Now, as to fixing ono particu.
lar place for Minister to Central America,
where the interests Of States are diverse, and
where war constantly exists between them, Il
would seem to nc very unHise and impracti-
cable. do not know but that 1t Was the gen
tlemau from Ohio tMr. 5chcnckl, the Chair
man Of the Committee on Military. Affairs,
who vas engaged In a two years hunt to find
the seat Of government Of the Argentine Con-
federation, and ! believe he did not f1nd' it
then, thoueh.hc came upon some fresh symp-
toms Of where it had recently been.
Mr. ScheHek-The gcnteman's Illustration
is not good ene. The Government Of the Ar
gentine Confederation was found and recog-
nized, and treaties were made with it, -
1r. Ste1tns-Well, there was somebody. 7
remember, though it could not have been the
gentleman from Ohio, who was, for three
years, engaged in bunting tor some Central
American Government.
d Msnabef-Mr. Smith.
Nr. h<etns-Ah, -yes-Mr. Smith. That Is
the man mean. It is eaid that he never re-
tu11 ed. but Is in search Of the Government
yet. [Laushtcr.l do not know how 1t Is:
+ should be entirely satisfied II he never found
It, and never returned.
, 1864-12-23
OUR BALTIMORE LETTER.

Great Moral Change In 4snltiInore-
Military Rule-Mebel Synpathfzs
crs-Thc Union Club-A Remfnis-
cence Of Gen. Bcnuregard-Chicns
ans Abroad.
, 1864-12-23
EpR ann Ear.

diseases OF THE EYE, EAR,
~ Throat and Lunss. successfully cured upon
arw sud r.osopstcA system u mrd!csl practice bX
Or, D. HAcIfAx. No pAt nj Will he required uEtil
die patient Is cured. Dr. MAc}Ak Is an established
gract,iionr Of rttc,nt for to1:tecn ye9!s otss Sf
II, D, late Saryeon Il. S. Arms uol3wa21mbklE
, 1864-12-23
PILES

CANCER, FISTULA, PILES
" and MA nant Tuuaors. including cancer OF the
womb. are successfully cured upon = new and phil
osopfca q s,t of medical Practice, b. Dr. D MAC
RAE, without tte use Of tne Enifr. tf MAC CRAk il
Al established practitioner Of medicine for fourteen
yeart ONCE at lls south Clark street. Chlca9o. D.
MAC RAE. II, D., late SURGEON u s. Armv. fAddreea
i n Rny q136A detksna41rta
, 1864-12-23

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to Ills new mode o! treatment 500 u permanent
Treatment to any addIc1t utun receipt oi sYm
consult him II thy oud avo1d eScis 10 thsmsclEes
and posterltt. All Communications and con*p.tauooa
Eic3l eanddanflo1 dfH4
, 1864-12-23
THE CONFESSIONS AND EX-

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the bene1i and >. CAUTION 70 FoTNG MEN and
TecaS of Manhood. &c, supplying At TIE satae time
the Means II Etlflure. By one WHO haa cured him.
sir antI unds1Eaiug considerable quaekegs, By d
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, 1864-12-23
@ufctal NOTICES.


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sad trr t,on. fui OF Dn. 7. 3. TA1uo1's MkDcA.
~ 11TArrtT lDEH TO quart oi cod ~Nsc<, tcc'!
II hanay satur. clo.h vim the rrcpsr .t,on and
fnmI1er Of cold water. and drink every ten nutet.
sThcI cIercu viii hoon be removed.
n. r. HABHlT, Sole Agent, Eew York.
For sale ~ F. 4 II. N. HOOKER, Drug ttsu Chicago.
80 4LxSGk ~ tfA
, 1864-12-23
HELNEBOID,S
FLUID EXTRACT BUeAu,

In affections peculiar to tema1es 10 uneqraed BY a1y
other preparation, In Choross or Retention, hze
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Uterus, Leucozhes, and all complaints Incident ia
the whether arising rom habits OF dissipation, In
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, 1864-12-23
GIAIRVQYANCE.-Madame

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voyant and Ply glcian be contn}ted II her once ~
Washington STREET, Dttwcen Dearborn and Clark, On
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Consultation fec Il %. delth91. .13tt2
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DIRECTORS:

ANoRY EDWARDS, Esq, Eew York
EBHN B, CKOEKER, Eeo, 0! Crocke1 4 Warren,
New York.
FLETCHER WESTRAY, Esq. Of Westray, Gibbs g.
Ha1dcastle, New York-
I'M, CLAPP. ESQ.,, President. VtnAngo Co., Penn.
L.H.S1MFS0E. Eaq, of L. q. Simpson & Co.. New
FORK
, 1864-12-23

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NO MONEY WILL BE TAKEN FOR IT.
Thyaciaps ecomme1d this medicine to their patients
In all cases where 1t IL indicate because they oW the
ingredients the BEST that are known to the Medt.
cal Faculty.
r. Price, $t.a per bottle.
r Prepared nEu sold br DR. f. EASTERLY d
co. corner Of Third and Chestnut streets, st. Louis,
Missouri
II- Sold Mt Dr. EASTERLYs Family Medicine
Store, % Madison street, near tho uee, Chicago,
, 1864-12-23

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Ccnpf nf, Nc. n EMItfe Bu1 DING. 4 HroxdNaY, /.
The Ancs Of the Company are sitnetcd II the heart
o the on fcEicn and Inc Edc p-Ettens Of those EEL
Enc1L localities ' the Mc* thefns farm the two Mo
Clinit CT issns." and other Improved and valuable
&osklls ter1ltott.a, iuc n1&nf over T*1 Thousand
RcttS thu best Of territories nlopv Oh Greek AID In
West HtrTtns now under rrofress 81 successful deye-
opmcnt. and Oh ts Aiready tcsusxrr aat largely pro-
duCed tom 6fyes&, Ee.R upun them
Addles4 tue EGmpsn5, r o Bc1 5y3. New York
n0l-xt&lSJ
, 1864-12-23

- Its lands put into the company at the unprccc-
hented low p1ice Of hundred collars per acre. The
oEe ever known Tor oil bearing territory, and form