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The POETS Wrath,

Dante on one occasion left his no use af-
ter dinner, 20 go on some business 70 that
OF the Admiral. As he was passing by the
gate Of San PierO. he heard q smith who
was striking vigorously at his anvil, and
&c he worked, sang some of our poets
verses. but mutIlste and with additions
aud alt'ratiOns. Dante said nothing; but
approaching the workshop where the smith
kept his tools, which be used in bis trade,
be seized the hammer and threw it across
the street, be seized the tOngs and threw
them Likewise across street, heRseized the
sea les and threw them also, and 50 be did
many OF the tools The smith, turning
towards him in a brutal nauoer, said
What the deuce are you abOpt-are you
mayF
Dante sald-
What are you ab7ut?'
Il am about my trade is the smith,
and you spoil my tools by shrO wing them
into the street.
Says Dante
If you do not wish me to spoil your
things, do not spoil ni0e.'
What do Spoil Of yourSi' asked the
smith.
Says Dante
You sing songs out of my book, and not
as wrote them. have no other trade,
and you spoil it for me-
The enraged smith, havi0g on answer
ready, collected bis things aud returned to
his work ! and the next time he wanted 20
siOg, he sang Of Tristram and Laneelu, aud
left Dante alone.
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Proverbs.

Wise distrust is the parent Of security.
80 much only is mine as either use % '.
self or give for Gods sake
de who has the longest sword is always
theagbt to be 10 the right.
Play or gaming hath the devil at the
bottom.
de who throws stone against God, it
fails upon his own head,
a courier Is a sisve in golden chain
Love thy ueighbOr5 yet pull NOT down
hay hedge.
Three may keep counsel, il two be
A good word is as SoOD said as g bad
That grsatis i'll saved that shame It's
master.
=; No one is q fool slwsyB, every one some.
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LbSLlE SOOM Do.
d. Ii. PINNEY. JolIer,:Il.
Force, FaIsehoo0 and Fraud.

Amrr'caL treemen-h0nest. loyal Amer
Icsn cItIZeDs-are asked by the adminis-
ratlon organs to cast their votes for Abra
ham Lincoln, who is now planning, and
has long been planning (If be does Dot get
enough voIes), to re-elect himself by force
fraud and fsisehood, whether or DO.
See the wholesale GalsehOods which he
starting against bis oppon snt, beginning
With the lie coined in the Office of the Sec.
rotary of War, aud Endorsed BY the drunk.
en- WaldrOD (till be became sober and ex-
posed the vile calumnyl, charging McCirls
Ian with having bad long interview with
Lee at er Antietam.
For Frauds, remember the Olustes mas.
sacre-tbe white soldiers butchersd in
Florida 10 the effort to get her three cleo
toral votes for Lincoln under his ooe..enth
system. Watch his manipuiatiose of Lou.
lslans Observe how srtfulIy be Ass con-
'rIVed 10 order to Deutralize, in e poss,ble
Contingency. the whole vote Of New York
with her four millions, by a single reei
ment 10 the Florida swamps. Recall the
exposures Of the Wade and Davis NANTES.
to.
For force, remember how be has keot
Maryland (iDdisputably loyal DOW at leasrl
under the heel of militsry power how be
has suppressed her newspapers, i'm prison.
cd his opponents; remember how bis bay.
onsts have pierced the loyal heart Of Ken
lucky, what high handed and reckless
usurpations he contrived daily there. Re.
member how be has every where strpck
dowu the freedom of the press. of free
speech, ADD of the ballot, and behold that
be is preparing to peFpetrate the same
crimes again in case be seeing likely to Le
defeated at the polls.
Guilty of this triple crime-of using for
his own re election. fslsehood. fraud and
torce-Mr lincoln has the effrontery to
asa ftPemsn for votes. 1t s shame upon
as that one American citizen lives in all
the land capable Of csstiOg his vote for
thls tricSster, this beteher Of hfrsau hfe.
this wouN-be usurper.
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A $50, O0O Railroad Car for
kl0CORn'g Ghe.

We clip this item from an Abolition
psper. 1t has gone the rounds of the rad
ical press without elIciting from them any
comment Whatever. Bead the item, work.
ing men, and consider it we'll:
THE slxteen-wheeIed car, intended for
the President's use, is 6Dished, and il
sWsHIog orders at AlexaDdris IL is the
must eloquent thing OF the KIDD ever seen
10 the country. Its total cost was about
So. 100. Ii has Q sleeping apartment. .
psIlor ,anc q secTetary's oIkoe."
A $50 600 car for Q Republican Presi.
dsnt-the Executive Of the great Democra.
ey OF the earth The most elegant thing
OF Ibe kidd ever seen in this countryp So
we 81. From one step IF regal and king.
" pcmP 70 another. The ignorant, un,
eouth, joker transferred into q creature
TOO good to travel like ordinary mortsls or
with the common herd. All The proHlea-
oy and exsrAvsgsnee of former Admini,-
traitors put together cannot begin to equal
The 'luy ooDositV Of Abraham LiDcQlo,
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"Tle NextDran.v


Mnen Coy Seymour Of New York an
p poa,eI 20 Provost Marshal General Fry TO
1ne enrichment in that State, he
80. zee. on the ground that il would
'1H"Fe 700 much time, but assnred ,h.,
"llt errors should be corrected -: 'hs IA
nert draJt' \" hs
When deputation from Monroe $780,,
visited Springfield few DAYS since "a ~
feet the same ehJeet, Col. Oaks declined 10
interfere but politely told them that ths
thing should be made right in the next
draft
When the Mayor Of Atlanta remoustrat
ed with Gen Sherman against the depopu.
lstiOn of that city. the General gave as one
OF his feasons for enforcing the order, tina,
be expected to make Atlanta the base Of
military operations for years.
These men are soldiers and Cot politI-
clans; they have no interest in lying to
the people. and consequently tell the truth
in PLAIN words.
sherman, Fry and Cake are educated 10
the science OF war. aid hEts all clear con-
ceptions Of tbs magnitude Of the present
contest and what it will cost 10 men. money
and time to carry Is through. Their Judy,
ments are correct 6SShbss based npo, tie
true grounds Of knowledge, and the festilt
will more than pf5ts item 60.
Let those simple PERSONS who tt1oueht
that thirty thousand men could march
through the Southern Coofederaov who
believed the rebellion crushed when DopeI.
SOD, Memphis. New Orleans, Vicksbure
aud AtlsDta fell. and who now think that
Richmond is the last and only Serious re-
naming link Of its tough back boue.' look
at the dSatter in Common sense light
Mr.. Lincoln has expended two million five
hundred thousand men, and called for
half million more He has expended over
three thousand million dollars. With tsss
than oDe-tblrd Of these men, and far less
thar this expense. France conquered near.
ly all Continental Europe.
Mr.. Lincon has not yet established tia
authority Of the Union in Que of the rebel
States.
These are facts without aD item OF ex.
aggeFatlon. In not one single rebel State
DO we hold foot of territory beyond our
plcket lines and the range Of our shot and
smell. In Arkansas We have nothing but
Little Rock and Duval's Buff; ia Louisi.
ana nothIng but New Orleans. Baton Rouge
and Morganza Bend; 10 Georgia nothing
but Atlanta; 10 South Carolina nothing
but Hilton Head and Beaufort; 10 North
Carolina nothing but Newberu, while
tennessee Is oVerruo with rebeI soldiers.
aod lr Missouri We are fighting q larger
army than three years ago
30 1t is nov ard so il will be. Suh;uga>
lion and extermiuatiCti is tedious as weIi a.
expensive business. and when the eminent
Rev. divine of neiehbOring city, prayed
the Almighty TO grant rs an eighty years
war; be showed u more sensible estimate
Oh the task Before US than any of bis Abo-
htiOu brethren.
We beg the friends of the Administration
who are now scrambling for substitutes to
remember that so long as the present poll
cy 10 maintained there will always be for
them and their children 9 inert draft
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A Great National AaetrSn sale

The Government in the person Of Abra.
bro Lin coin will retire 20 private life on
the 4th of March, 1865. His administra-
tiOn having selected many things which
viii be of 90 use to his Successor who will
administer the government in accordance
with the Constitution of the United States,
will dispose of, for whom is may concern
the following relics:
The National debt Of $4,000, coo, 900.
The National Tax Law.
The Stamp Act.
The CoDscription Act. ....
Tue Emancipation Act.
The Proclamation.
The 100 900 loyal 0Hcs.kofdsrs.
The bogus States. ..
The bogus Governors.
Ths Army OF Provost MarshaIs.
The BsstIIss.
The Legal Tender Notes,
Ard many other things, not herein men .
toned
Title indisputsble. Nothing but cold
and silver Will be received in psymsns.
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A HR d HIf.

As Lady Montague was walking thrc ugh
public garden with party, she was verv
much annoyed by an i'm per emf coxconb
who was continually making some foolish
observation. On approaching ons of Tho
temples over which there was a Ia,;n in.
scription, she took advantage of il 20 ex-
him TO silence.
Pray, sir said she. be kind enough to
explain that Inscription to us.|
:, MADAM, said be. with au affected air.
see it Is dog Latin
now very extraordinary il is,' said
AaGy Mary that pdppies 6hOald not
understand their own Language r
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sary counsel to defend said sui..

sary counsel TO defend said suit.
On motion Of Mr. Brooks. the Feport a
the committee was concurred 10.
TIE chair appointed Mr. Glow % sush
agent
DIR RoSley. from the committee 90 mis-.
cellansons claims made report recommends
ing the allowance Of the bill of j W Mar.
rill. for Attorneys fees in tbs stit Of The
Psnple We Dennis p Hass,' snbupEing %
$500, which vas taken up and allowed
as recommended BY said com. to amt Of
SIS 90.
MIR Doig moved The appointment Of q
comtrittee Of TIRES 70 receive propo. ala
from physicians in Joliet, for the medical
attendance Of county pau;ers in the Door.
house. ard prisoners 10 the county Jail for
the ensuing year, and report same 10 Ihs
board,
The motiou prevailed.
The chair appointed Msssrs DOis, Shuts
and En- as such com.
mr Hsrbeit tnoSsd ttat s Sitnn6uS Be
appointed sgsnt Of the eotntt fof the On.
perirtendetee Of the poor hoois ana farm,
during the thsuiDg year, end thst esia
agent shall fsoestb the ealary ana be N.
vested with the taiBs powers teIcspe the
appointment OF q comfy bhysioianl a. The
psst.yea The motion pfeTailsd.
90 motion Of Mr Shuttle; EES beard ad :
joarned until 3 o'clock, p. n.
THREE CLOCK p. n.
The board met pursuant 10 adjournment.
Mr. Randall 10 the chair.
The clerk called the roll.
Present-Msesrs Brooks, Buck, Case.
Glow. Dennis, Dunbar, Doig; Dillon, Ets.
Fsbs. Green. Herbert, LiiIsy, McinIyfs.
Randall, RoWIey. Spangisr, Shuts, Tstee.
Virgil and White
Absent-MeIsrs Baker, eaton and Stew
art.
nr RowleyS from shs eotsm:tGse OF, tois.
ce!laneous claims, presented the following
report: %
Your com. on miscellaneous claims. IN
whom were referred the certificates OF A
tendance OF UitnsSses, fttendIpR the cir
cult court Of 0rqndy equity 10 The cas- oI
the People vs.. Richard DoOley, which va,
taken to faid coucty on q chsnes Of 1.nSs
from tie circuit court of this county. bee
leave to report that We have examined aid
certificates and find said with esues entitled
to the following fees for said services, p.
Wit:
Henrs EicIs 3 days "a miles 81 90
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Easterm SEfreWdnese.

A hindOO having been summoned to give
evidence before the court IN juricature in
Calcutta, depOsed that such circumstances
happened 10 her presence. The iudoe
asked where 1t happened Sshe replied, ~
the verandah of such house.
Pray, my gond wOBan,' said the Judge.
how many pillars are there Ia that YER
aDdah 2
The woman, not perceiViBe the trap thet
was lsfd before her, without much cnus,d .
Grafton, said shat the verzudsh was SNORT.
ed BY four pillars.
The cruncil for she opposite party imus
diately offered to prove Ebut she Vsrandab
cootaiDsd five pillars, and sEat, conss.
qusntly, no credit should be gwen to her
evIdsnce.
The woman, psrceiving Der error, adj
dressed the judge -
My lord said she, your lordshIp has
for many years presided IN this curt, and
every day yOu coms here ssCeOd fight Of
stairs; may beg to know how many steps
the stairs CONSISTS Off
The judge confessed that be did not
know.
Prem said she: If your fordship can.
not tell the humber Of steps you ascend
daily to the seat Of justice, it cannot be
astonishing that should forget the Dum-
boz OF pillars in balcony which ! rsver
entered half dozen tiBses in Dy heG'
The judge was much pleased Witb the
WOman's wiz, end decided 10 favor of Der
party.
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And taking his furs. be departed.
s'TO Whom "a May Concern,
Thank Cad for q purified, regenerated,
dIsenthraled Democratic party Thank
God that every burden is lifted from its
back. every impediment removed from it's
victorious path
Close up the ranksl Welcome the new
recruitsl Now we go into the November
fight without flaw 10 our armor. without
spot upon our shield. and with no dread
OF n Ere 10 The rear. =
From this day forth every patriotic con.
Asrvstive citizen in the North will have
neither doubt aOr difficulty 10 his cho,ce
UedeT which banner to enlist-the baRner
OF the Democratic party, whose legend
is:
The Union at all hazards. and Peace as
soon as possible;
Or the banner of the republican party,
Whcse legend ia:
WJr for Abolition. Co,yfscation, Sulyiu.
CATION
Against Us will be arrayed every Adolf
Zionist, every disunionist, every mao who
loves disuniOn better than Union aud the
peace which the Union aloue can give
Shotdy with all its cohorts, the army of
cpntractors, the army Of Uffics>hOlders, the
the treasury thieves; the custom house
plunderers; the cotton stealers, every man
who can be bought with money, and all
| the honest but misguided men to whom
slavery seems the supreme evil, and the
Union something less than our supremest
political good
With US stand srrayed all men whose
fidelity to the UnioD,' 10 the language CT
the Chicago platform, is 'unswervlng all
men who declare wit. Gen Mcclellan that
the Union must be preserved at Ill haz-
| ards Shoulder to shoulder With US will
gather all those who believe with cur gal,
LIANT standard bearer, that to testuro aud
preserve the Union,' the same spirit Of
cOucIlia;lOn and compromise which formed
the Union must prevail in our cnunoils and
IN the hearts OF the people ) all those who
believe with him, that so soun as il IL
clear or even probable that our present
adVerssries are ready for peace, upon the
basis of the Union, We should exhaust all
the resources OF craftsmanship consistent
with the honor and Interests of the country
TO secure such peace ; all those who ac-
cept the authoritative uttsrsncs of the
Democratic party in convention Assem- 5lsd.
10 favor OF 40 immediate cessation of hos
Utilities. a national cOnvsutiLn,' or any
other Peacsable means, whenever, and BY
which. Peace may be restored on the basis
Ut the Federal Union Of the States
With Us and for US will fight the gallant
men of the army and navy, whass grent
sacrifice shall not have been made in vain {;
and all who, like them, would hail with
unooundsd joy as brave meD may hail,
the restoration of Uniou and Peace with
out the effusiOn of another drop of blood.'
The farmers in orr harvests, the me-
chanics 10 all our shops, the working men
of the Nnrth are With US.
And all those whom one cause or anoth-
er has IN past time alienated from the
democratic party. will now return to swell
its ranks anew, and help to win it's vIcto-
ries. They lie in their teeth who shall
hencefortb say that the Democratic party,
or any man ID it. is fighting for a disunion
peace Its motto IL
UNION AND PEACE
And 10 this sign We CONQUER!
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JOB PRIxr1nS

Job Printing o fsvsr ydsseriptiOi VII ibe neatly
IpsditiOuslyexeeutedt to order Oh ibers terms.
AnassOrtBentO blanks kepfe6EstantIy on IN
81 All orders for Advertising OF Job Work ms
De accompanied By cash, unlesssom Ssff6h fhoW1
abeeomes responsible for the same-Ga
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DENTISTRY.

DR.. F. B. c ii 0 c H r A n u
WTOULD respectfully inform the inhabitants o
w Oliet and vicinity, that after an absence o {
some has returned Joliet for the purpose of
making It his future hOme and adopts this method to
inform his friends and the public, that he has take
the rooms formerly occupied by Carpenter Pierce,
OVER BROWNS DRUG STORE,
where he will be pleased to all who may need 1IRr
CLASS DENTAL OPERATIONS.
Those VINO may employ him may be assured that all
operations will be performed in neat, trusty and
faithful manner.
Nov. %, 1861. n24tf
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TRArroR, oLsAR ri1k ThAoK.
Democrats / whom jackson led,

DemocrRtsl whom Jackson led,
whigs with Webster at your head,
Forward with elastic tread
y 'Tis common cause.
Come, united heart and hand,
To redeem our cherished land,
By the noble Union" stand,
And our sacred laws.
By that cursed Stree soiP' fraud,
By those specious lies abroad,
Shout we now with one accord,
Union "Little Mac"
Ger each valley, lake and dell,
Where apatriot sotl doth dwell,
''Traitors. clear the track"
See she eagle from his crag,
Leaps to greet the Union Flag;
Who would falter now, or lag
At his country's CALI
Up the time is flying fast;
List, McCleIIan's bugle blast;
Up restore the glorious pastI
Forward, one and all.
By our youthful heroes graves,
Strewn where'er the old nag waves,
Ne'er shall abolition knavss
Rule our land again.
Purge the land of every trace
OF the sofdld, bireling race;
Every mark and line efface
or the loathsome stain.
We shall need no "s0briQuet"
To excite our ranks to-day,
Peace and glory lead the way,
No more turn We back.
On our glorious banner, seeI
Union LawSl true LIbertyI
Thirty millions of the reel
TRAITORS, clear she tTackI"
Not the chleftain from the wars.
Red with blood and rough with scars,
Not the CHASTITY Sen Of Mars
Do We honor nOWi
But the Patriot, brave and bold,
Unsubdued and uncontrolled,
With the "old Flags" tattered folds,
Wreathed around his brow.
Daily not, the hour draws near
IT'S the time for faith-nOt fear;
Steadily the "Old Ship" seer
Through the stormy rack.
Ger each valley, lake and dell,
Where patriot soul doth dwell,
Let the thrilling chorus swell
"Traitors. clear the tracklr
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II three years of the misruls Of Mr.
Hncoin aud his admin istratioD has robbed
every bedy, excepting government officials,
shoddy contractors and their friends. Of
slxty cents in every dOhsr, how long will
the remaining Iorty cents be possessed
By then4 IT Honest Old Abe is re- elect.
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There are but few persons who can mt
common sense into poetry, and uaks 4.
stay there. This accounts for their bsin1
90 much poetry with SO little eommo9
sense in it.
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We know specimen Of the Celtic race
now 10 lowell whose Partially for funs-
rsisi wakes. aud other eDjoymehRs Of the
representatives of chat nation alitv. 10 fire.
qUentty manifested ii . very iudicsoas
manner.
She asked few 6sts' lesSs Ct sbsenee
recently 20 visit a cousin.
On her return she was asked il she had
enjoyed herself. .s.
Faith, sir, said she, ami it Wss Sc
good as Q fI0eral ell the time
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Plain Questions for Abolition.
Isis

l. If shedding the blood of millions
during the existing war has only tended "a
Increase the hatred and auimosity betvean
the North and South, how much mors
UIOod Will have to De shed Ia battIa n
make ;hs conten6ing parties friend,
agsInf
z. Ii 1t requires another five hundred
Thousand to capture the last man. how
many men will It require 70 capture and
keep IN subsection large army of such
'lastmen?
3. While such men as Gen. John C..
Fremont pronounced lincoln and his AID
mInIstratIcn failure, who can think of
supporting the Old Drafthorse' for another
tsrmI
4. If men like B. F. Wade and II. Win.
ter Davis pronounced hncoIn an usuroer
ana tyrant, what right have common
people to believe him to be ANYTHING
else
o. Whist caased these met to exh6tt the
american people to seek q remedy fer
hncoius usurpations, and, when found to
exercise ii Did they mean what thsy
sslu II not, what did they nean2
o. why was it that when Lincoln van
renUminsted for the Presidency, the Reb.
els loan 10 London advanced Eve mar
cent?
I. Was it because the English people
SelieVe that, from bis bungling msnusr,
his reckless and unwise pillow and IN.
weak and Ssscillating plan of administers
tng the Government. his re- election Would
insure the independence of the Sor.tbi
o. why was it, that, after Lincoln was
reOominated. government credit instantly
deprecated, and gold advanced 10 Der
cent? Was it because it was left that the
country could, IN no event, endure an.
other four years. Of bis Administration :
~ Why is it that since the domination
OF Mcclellan gold has declined and gov.
eminent credit has advanced 2
~; lie 1t because everybody believes that
Mcclellan will be elected, aud euch cleo
tfoo insure the restoration of the Union
ana thereby perpetuate the Govern
ment2
These are few plain questions which
every donest tnsn should ask himself be.
tore presuufng to deposit bic ticket 10 the
balIot.box.
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hlnoolo having compelled the people to
Pu' stamp Cd everything, they have con
S,ooeo 70 oat . stamp on him IN Nsvsm-
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W. G. THOMPs SON,

RCHITECT AND BULL DER,
lTILI. furnish Plans aud Specifications, and take
w contracts for, superntend the erection of
Churches, School Houses, Public Buildings and DWELL
ings.
L. X. Depot n33-tf
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ADVICE TO OLD.LINEWHIos The Louis.
vile Journal, iD the course of an a:iicle
says:
The Wing who now refuses 60 act with
the Democratic party 10 an sposfate. He
ret6ses to stand just whore he has always
stood, He renOunces his principles. fe
deserts his colOrs. He turns his back upCn
the wise teaching and upon the high OK.
ample OF Clay and of Crittenden. Such a
man bias no shadow OF right to be called or
to call hlnseffs Wing. II be lie 40 meg.
man. and understands the force of Iangu.
rese. be will neither claim nor accepI the
bOnored uame.'
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They DO say that at the nexs session Of
Congress q tax will be imposed upon mes.
sages that are sent to and received from
spirits, This would be to 90 down smonR
the dead men" after dimes. Death would
no longer be the poor mats desFest friend
by separatiOpg him from the tsx-gath-
ereT.
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Joliet Marble works.

INHARLEs T.. MUNGER, ManufactureranddeaIer
~ every variety of
MARBLE MONUMENTS TOMB STONES FUR.
NTTURE, &C., &C.
the Rock Island Depot, Joliet. Illinois. Order
ON AbrOadrespectfully solicited
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j. MOREsESY,

a GENT FOR THE UNITED STATES AND AMER
n can Express Companies, will forward Freightand
Fauables to all points Of the country. Notes. Drafts
and Bills collected, aud proceeds returned promptly
JnliyL. July IL, 1864 M