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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-21
VxrEAr REaInKkrs CoMING.-The

VKTEAH RE01NKKTS OUNIN0' Ho
Cairo special Of tue 18th says: !.
Tae 18th 1, - reg ment (brigsdier General
q, T. Reids old rskirnsnt). AS strong. frou'
the l7,h Army Corpe Il v,eksburg-des,ioa-
tioa Ksokuk iova--Col Belkssp command
i.s ths lltb Iows - seaDs, 427 strong. si'e
from the II Army Coroe-dsssination Davsn-
,oet, I.v.-ColousI Hall eoumsndine; the
ls.h wissoDs o veterans. 600 strong. Lteutsn-
90. Colonel Jrmss Proudt. eomwsodiog. ar
rived on the Contissntai. The Wi.eonein reg
imens dissmbarksd 70 proceed home BY rail !;
the other two rsgtosnss g rwsrd BY river.
wers Il not for Ice now runniug 10 the ris~
Or the l1th vou,d be due here to-morrov
moruing. bat ~ the ease nov stands u 10
. li,..s uncertain whom they viii arrive. Due
nutisa vii! bs sivso fsw hours In advance.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-21

AusOsssoO Psposo PS0UU9 Oopy.
Of chores, on the lfth Mach, leoe. T. JENNIE
BRICK l.EY. 1auehtsr Of + 3. Bn akley, OF lreirie
Mia 1Ssesune sounty .IowA. agsd 81 yeafs
ON >innad Csmmsreis1 and JYmes please corr.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-21

Tns MApanALsnlP.-Ths most live
" soassss q the rspablisan nominating con-
vsasion, on SATURDAY., was for the nasshslship
The fight 80 triangular. though ussqaally
be,ssesd. The old Mseshal- -Mssss-vss 10
bsd isvee 9Th the pablis sad there seemed -
Be no sashusias0 10 bic beAslf. Center he'd
more ffiesds. bas among the 0ssoass go bic
wssk point-thsy rsnsobered h'o cf yess.
aod rsessed 70 - shat 10 ssrsyisg eas ths
lass II issl. hs vas perjssoiss bic svsrs
dusy, = " vss easy = sss. early b The sea-
tsst. thas bic defeat vas seetasn. hssvss.
sAsss swe uspspslas ssadidasss. The third,
W. Pso,. sssps b slns.t vitsess - s6ses--
- bssauss As hss coy ssains - pspalarity,
be- sinply bssasss - sivsh Asd = sssshiy
sAe~ aasa9 sls psetls. - tAf y sssssy
ssa sli,isy = ssseesas1 tAsss Y - soses bs'
sAaa osrsse sssl4 hsys 4sds ~. - ~ No.
sAsl b ~.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-21
Total liabilities,
orArs Or NEW YoaK,

John D. Cosk., President. and Hor.tio
Dorr. Ssse. tasy of the g atlantic Fire ln-
srrsnes Company" Of Hartford, ~, being sew
orally aad daly s.orn. deposs aud :sy, and sssh
ssa corrs ,t statement Of the eGairs Of said Cor
nosstion. e.d that they are The above nsnsd sn-
~ thereof, and that no part Of the capital ~
sssoinss Of said company hes bstn deposited in
~ Ste,s OF Territory ~ security fcs losses.
fL;,nsdl JonM D. COCKS, Presid,nt.
AosArio Dosn, Seerssasy.
s>hesriheA sna sworn 70 before me BY .ns
49, ramed John u. Coeks, President, and Il :
RIO Dor,, Ssesetsry, tAis 2sd day Of Jaausy'
A. D., 1854.
iStaDpl raos. l.. IH0AEsL,
lSeal) Vom. Tor Iowa IN Nov Aoss'
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-21

Coal W. LUMBER. May orally
qassiion on saturday wss dsedsd By the
vsathsr. Oas candidate represented the eosi
interest and the ether he lombsr Interest ot
shs city. OF soarss Il wAs sxpsctsd that the
sas,sssfu. nominee would pus dows the price
OF his msroh and;ss until after his election. ss
lsass, 70 the qasssios ssess: which do ~s
vaut most oosl or boafds. The biting cold
vsathsr Of the aflsraoon suggs'ssd the ans.
Yer. and the coal tiokst triumphsd. We sE-
psc, TO 80 coal sslli e At 10 ssnts per bases.
estate oil picked out-dslissrsd sad lumber
to adsapss 10 proportion.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-21

HsAvY PuRoaAsss.-Mr. ]. 81. Sit
ley, Of Brooklys, New York. has recently paid
onr town Witt and hss Invested In the fol'
lowing property In doe farms on 'Jsrssy
Ridge"
Jsuss Cares sarn. $40 astss. fss $4,000.
J. G. spsskss,s fAsa. % eerss. $4,000. sad
osOO verth Of ssosk, etc . ~.
Rslpb Rssth's ssra. l9s ssess. fer $500.
.aksns - 80 aggregate of Ass sssss sf lad
Is what vs should eall pretty large fsssss.
We uaderstssd that NJ. Satlsy intssds v nsks
ais home on Jersey Ridge. sad surely be sea'd
DOT llod more plsassnt and agreeable loes-
olss 10 ssy fsrssisg 6isssiss 10 the State. = s.
ELscrron.sR1He.-We once knew Of
. candidate % Abe rspsblisan ticket 10 this
s,suty, Who wsns out slsosionssriug. missed
bic vay asd gos 70 tslkiag very sweet 70 some
Of The sssidssts Of Aaasssiss ssaaty bat ~
hsvs never kasvn ef "a Incident 6siors to
day, whore sasdidass for the ofass Of Mayor
tried 10 isssigls dsaessaiis sossrs Who sss'ds
10 BsaAle Tsvssbip. ooaisshios sov hap
psss every day bat eeaI gill hsvs 70
esus de.a pretty lsv = Set sAas Kind d
vetsfe. Rebeee - ~se~si
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-21

This being Passion Week there will
b divine service In Tsisiiy Church every day.
o. Mondsy. Tuesday aud Friday q 4l3P.
n; 90 Wednesday sad Friday as 10 IL A \
esd 90 TAssa.y Asd sssusdsy ~ 7lsfin
Oa Thsrs3sy svssise Ne sssrsnaat Of she
Lords Suppse viii ~ sdaiaisssred. sAd %
Fridsy atssrnovn the sasrs0sat Of BAptisa.-
o. the aftsrsson Of Sunday sext tAs usasl
Easter sermon vill Be- preached 70 sbs child
rem Of The Sundsy snhoe'. sftsr vhish eel.
lection wili be taken ap In cid Of Foreign kis>
s.ops. The Easter Offering. - Shs 0oraias sst-
vies. vill Be devoted 70 The Pafssbial 1sDlsl
Fund, which Fand. owing to ths uousssl dis
ssss. aaeag shs pssr dnsisg the psss wisssr.
ie nov 70 considerable amount oysrdsawn.
4 libsesl esntribotien l. therefore nosl sss-
ssssiy solieitsd. ~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-21

1A1aH10Ey 11rOt, 1894
Nsds 20 the Auditor Of the state Of Iowa, puf-
euant 70 the statutes Of said State.
, 1864-01-19

JEFF. DAVIS AEp THE TorE.
The following curious correspondence ap-
pears in La France (Paris) Of Dec. 90:
JEFF. DAVIS TO THE POPE.
RtouMoSD, Sept. q, 1861
VERY VENERABLE SOVEREIGN Poyr1FF: The
letters which 5ou have written t9 the clsIgy Of
New Orleans and New York hayo been communl-
Gated to me. and have read with emotion the
deep g1iof therein expressed fo! the ruin and de-
rzstaiion eauesd BY the war which Is now beIng
wagcd by the United States against tho States and
people which hare selected nc as their President,
and your orders to your clergy to c1hort the poo.
pie to peace and charity: I am deeply ssnsible Of
this reiterated appeal to tho clergy It IL Tor this
reason that feel it y duty to express personally,
and n tue name Of TIE csnfedeEate s.ates onE
feeling and love, and to assure -Four Holiness that
1he people threatened even On their OWE heorths
with the most cruel oppression and terrible car.
the end Of this impioIs war. that wo hare ever
addressed prayers to Heaven for that tssne which
your Holiness now desircs; that We desire none OF
to resist The devastation Of our county, and the
shedding Of our best blood, and to force them to
let ns xe IN peaee under the protection Of our own
insure to every one the enjoyment OF his temporal
rights, but also tho ftee exercise Of religion.
e. D
sincere thanks for your efforts In favor ofpeace.
Mny the Lord preserve the days Of your Holiness.
and Keep you Under bis divine protection.
tSIgued) JEFFERSON DAVIS,
President Of Confederate States OF America, /
THK poPE TO JET. DAyIs. |
1ILUsTElors AND HONORABLE PRESIDENT. ealu- |
tatlon: We hago Just received, with al1 suitable
welcome. the persons sent By y0u to pt3ee in our
hands Jour letter dated cd September last. Not |
elight was tho pleasure NC experienced when We |
leatnt, from these persons and the letter, With /
what feelings Of joy and gratitude yon were AMI |
mated, l1ustrtous and Honorable President, as |
soon aB yon were informed Of our letters to our |
yeneIablo brothers JoHN Archbishop Of New YORK,
and JOHN Archhishop Of New Orleans, dated the
1eth Of October last year, and In which We have,
with all cur strength, excited and exhottcd those
venerable brothers that in their episcopal pIety
and so11cltude they ehon1d endeafor, WITH the
rnoet ardent zeal. and In our name to bring about
the end OF the fata civil war which has broken ont
u those countses. In order that the American peo
pie may obt1.n peace md concord, and dwell char
itahly together. It la particularly agreeable to us
to zee that you, iI.ustIious and honorable Prcsi-
dent, and youE people, are animated with the same
dceire Of peace and tranquility which re In our
letters fncufcatcd upon cur venerable brothers.
Nay 1t please God at the SAME time to make the
ohcr people OF America and their rulers, rejecting
!amittea 1t engendcEe listen to the Inspirations Of
. calmef spirit, and adopt resolutely tho part OF
peace. h A. for 10, We shall not cease to otter mp
The most ierscnt prayerB to God Almighty that He
may poEr out ppon all the peoples Of Amcrlca the
spirit OF peace and charity, and that He will stop
the great evils which aGlIct them. We, a. the
, 1864-01-19
UO Gn1ltraftnr8
PROPOSALS.

=, ,Qx11cn CoHMssA9T Or 9ussfsr = 1asox.
etl7:4 sEAIEp s. Il ,E5ioFSszs ie y. =
s s4st sff sfo 81
90 ssffe1s ie NV Ssf49 f,ss - s%9ogs IL:
81 barrels New Mess FnsF.
-; sse Honpds t3sst9qa1lty Smoked shon1ders-saank
5ce9 pounds Prime Iao Coffee.
sidaess M1u state IN the proposals when the Fork
The above to be delivered IN thsco equal INSTALL
9Sn.s eh ,Ee tE and th Of January aud on the 10Th
No lids Win bc received {uness rom parties known
to the unders'gned1 without gna!antee from two ~
spnnsth!e psrlea for the h1tatol frl1lueas Of tho
contract !tnwarded.
Thc Fors anl shoulders to be Inspected By author
lied Inspectors selected by the unde1stEu. d.
rsicc Of he asticic and each package to be marked
with The contents Ind tins 1n6 tbs person furnish
irg the articles apd Tue date q purchase.
Proposals for Different articles must be On sepaEAte
oi iIh!s tdveItlsem ent pns'cd en- Its head. .
AL The rbcyc stores be delivered ftcc Of dsayaEe
At tie Ccnn:tssarY SorcAouee in the city ol ChcaXu
caso IS msy t. required by tic andersixned.
Tshplers who are not nbfe to deliver thsir esorea
At The dates mentioned above. nay state the time
sspa1ats M preposas u d duplicate must be n.ds for
cneh article enumerated, and niddcsA may propose
Tot the whole ar any part OF each.
stDr!ts OF the Cohee must te delivered w1ta tht
innca1 boses board Of ID. fdily abellsd and
Ec!uin Of Weighs, signed by auth :1ized pubic
r Be- r. sf
P;opeeals to he endorsed Proposals for sub.is.
tencr ssoses+' p and directed to the unde5stgnco
talcC16+ft 1t, Colonel Il q. 5.
, 1864-01-19

John 3. Cough and E. P, Whipplc are lec-
turing In Washington.
There arc flfty.eix woqlleu factories in
Rhode Island, having 2225 sets Of cards.
The rebel navy numbers 507 officers and
674 men. The latter ure certainly well Off
cered.
They arc hnrins snow shoe races in
Kingston, Canada
"A moose for the King OF ITALY, arrived In
Boston on Saturday, from ualifax.
There are now 1877 National Banks organ
lied, with capital Ut thirty millions.
-Four comets and three planets were dis
covered last year.
Three hundred and six thousand and nine
hundred and forty-two barrels Of mackerel
were inspected in massachusetts last year.
The largest number since 1852.
Two noblemen have been heavily fined
in England for shooting peas at ladies on top
Of cnb Dignttcd rccrcationi
Luther Calvin Saxon, recently convicted
for s,Tindling prominent citizen Of Rochcs-
ter TO heavy amount, has been assigned to
the blacksmith department Of Auburn prison.
The number Of children in the public
schools Of New Jersey last year was Il, $50 !;
the monies rnfsed for educational purposes
amounted to s6i7, ,1G8.
John TenDroeck is member Of tho Els
worth regiment. At the battle Of Fredcfic5s-
burg, Nj. 7. had narrow escape from pre-.
mature bnrial.. Ho was etunned by shell
and taken up for dead Hc was accordingly
laid In a trench with SIX others to be buried.
He came to just as the dirt was about being
shoveled into the grave His escape from
death forms one Of the exciting incidents Of
the war
"A nun, who was IN editor in Montgom-
cry, Alabama, until within two months, when
he found his business rnined by secession,
made his way northward, lately arrived at
Boston, and ii bis destitution was constrain-
ed toapply to the directors OF the city insti-
buttons for aid. He Is NOW comfortably situ-
ated in Massachusetts aims house.
"A Scotch spiritualist claims to have had
communications With several noted persons
in the spirit world--Lord Clyde, Duke Of Ham
ilton, Mary Queen Of Scots, g stonewal1"
Jackson and others. The spirit Of "stone-
wall :" jackson suited " TINT he is now m ab-
olitionist, but intimates that New Orleans
will be retaken by the Confederates next
month; that the war Will end in October,
1sG4; that the South will establish its indepen-
dence, md that the Potomac will be its boun-
dary line" :.
, 1864-01-19
Qbicago Gribnue.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1864.
AID 8 U M ,
II r. Il. eToDDARp.


Deoember s34, 1e6a)
" And iust AZ the last bell struck, a peculix1,
"eet smtle shone ores his ace, End he lifted up
Is head little and quickly said, tAdsumf and
u back."-7ne Mewcon<s.
I.
The Angel came By night,
(6uch angels still come doEuD
And like winter cloud
Passed over London town;
Mopgits lonesome streets,
Where Want had ceased to weep,
Until it reached a house
Where great man lay asleep:
The man Of Ill his time
Who knew the most Of men;
The soundcst head and heart,
The sha1pest, k1ndest pen.
Itpaused besida his bed.
And whispered In his eur:
He nerer turned Ills head,
But answered, II I'm hetc."
Into tho night they went.
It morning, side By aide.
They gained the sacred Place
Where the greatest Dead abide:
.. Where grand old Homer Sits,
In godlike state benign:
Where broods In endless thought
The awful F1orcntine:
Where sweet Cc1Eautes wa1ks,
a smile on his grave face;
Whefe Epssips quaint Montaigne,
The Wfsest Of his race;
Who're Goethe looks through all,
With that calm eye Of his: :
Where-littlc seen but Light
TIE only Shakespeare isl
When the new Spirit came,
They asked him, drawing near,
art thou become like ust"
He answered, ~ am here"
This Round TaAk.
, 1864-01-19
MEN OF ILLINOIS,

You arc aKaan summoned to rally around the dear ol
Flag. Your spontaneous and glorious patriotism hM
~. Imp=Tshablo luarc has crowned thu arms Of fhe
aSsf o 70 yous already a tat
belitoa ia reeng and staggering beneath the tremen
doua blown OF the brave aud etalW1rt eous Of the Re-
public. few blows more and Treason d!cs. The enc
6 nea1. Tour county sgain calls. She asks You t
roes, Who hundred glorious nc1ds have made al
name oitllinosan" terror % he foe and ths watch
thy alike Of her gratitude for past achievements
and her faith in ability TO win ret endurn;
ttuowu Qlinolsausl to the ncld again by un6.e,i.
and thousands and assist in the nai effort that shan
bring the Internal Dragon OF aeceson to tho dust for
The Republic beas Jon, and Jonr names and memo
.tcs b. inMoYtsli JAMES OAKES.
:. Lieut.. Col. 9th U. S. CaysrY,
ocf5-osee-sm. Ana. Pro. Mar. Gen. III.
, 1864-01-19

Mr. Mathews llrat rrcparcd TIE VENETIAN HAIR
DIE; sincc thai Gtac Il has been used by thonssnes
zion.
THE VENETIAN DYE is the cheapest in the world
It's price Is only Fifty Centa, and each bottle contains
double the Gnnntlty Of dse in those uaray sold for ST.
THE VENETIAN DIE IL the safest composition OF
Hcn1r In the slightest DECREE.
TIE VENETIAN DYE works with rap!d.ty end cer.
taanty tie fair no preparation whatever.
THEHf:EETlAN ufE produces any shade that 1,xy
be dceired-one that will not fade creek wash out
cents For talcby all Druggists PREPARED only By
n. /. MATTHEW'S.
General Agent. II Gold etrcet, n. +.
Alto, Manufacturer Of MATHEWS AitSlCA!iAl
thn best hair dressing In Use. Price a5 cents
, 1864-01-19

~ TuRE, WAsH1Sa1oy. D. c., Dec. u. 1sd3.
Io tnc toHers and Manut~c OF Flax and Hemp;
Sei StstinE ef non J. Morehead u PennsylTaaia
= lIam y ,H3a1ley: of RhoIe Island, md John a.
t'on made ~ b tic Iast congTsss II:
enltiyattng and pEeparing na1 and hemp Is sahstE
t1te re- eotton, 1Eenty thoasand dollars"
bceyipE that further md iuer notice Of thei IN.
fstGsatitons t :gnt ptodESe yanabls rssnlt. ad
February ncxt. nt u o'clock u. - -
They requcft all interested in the tlst hutlon of
Tor the Public good, to send 70 this Department. On
q G Tore That day. samples OF hemp ant TAX 10
fah1,ss @ Prepared b, them. accompanied y state
nshs q nc various ocesses used end the cost Of
kisdn and eost Of naehingry used. whets made. 80.
uffful 10 the Cotr1nfssIon.
This Information Is necessary before intelligent
ISAAC NEWTON.
Ge2tu11-2m Commissioner.
, 1864-01-19
DR. JOHN BULLS
COMPOUND
CEEeHGN BaTYE2RS
The Latest and Eozt 1mpartant Discovery Of
the 18th Century.

oftte Ma1efa Nc :ics of sae Tniea states.
1e ssl q g. join ie & 15
II. H!e iIu,ltohle preuarauou ~ satssnrlllas Ia!
Taa:se s. 1e ee' f so 81 VII
sss h. seets eees ouSeho1a d thr9nEhoa. tes Vel
sl.e1 :. ,nro:9etto: at,s,nea lepussr,oi Il
ax3esi e ne o. s,e r. t es oe
sc hsss tha LIT = nov odefsd 70 tie ousue thai
lon..1 bc onEs 70 the native ifhant4nts Of Central
more than teo hundred ses1s Af@s9 vim Il ths 10.
Sisn bios sefsaee e ne nost Is mslarIs ana
= helef III them sSst Esie tSers Is brs, icft IL
@ e1s5 shs Ce3ron potent to cure no matter Ehst
wh1ls 81 Huii !. not prepared to endorse tt.. e1
thorough Ct sss e1eaee % ssa Iss;ae aeo g
!ts Strtn That y remedy and p1ey.nave for elets
weather % clia:ste q 70 the mis1mauc innasaees.
,'9s VI ns e Leg Il e'''s Ia c*a' America sna
DYSPEPSIA
Ane IT. astensant train Of symptom. ACTS NOR. like
% charm 2 ,ssf IT, i. ec's,ne TsEs ne:'ins u the
,ne IL i foF moment
y ,ae 1l5 e-idoz of Tie T. s. 6ispensstorJ. rsEes
se1ies of experiments. 10 Witch Dr: Bun b.. been
81 isnns s!ion .ta be y enselss oasf % &c
SsI Sisslss b;Stsoa Which Il cosddsst
ne might 1urEisA volume OF c.rtin-ates bet tas
public hsve long 1ensne1 to esnate sucn thnss
FL :ss IT. :s' s' 4 a'9s
CEDnON BITrERs
One trial and you Will never use anY otoers
for + Se r.
In a1l tcasee Of the Btoms=h Bosels Liver OF En-
Il al steosions OF the Brzic, depending npoa DE-
, 1864-01-19

Extending $50 miles from North to South, Illinois
fhs all the diversity Of climate TO be founi between
Massachusetts A40 Virginia, and varieties OF koil
ad.p'e to the producsg of New, England and i5osc
Of g Middle states The black soil In the central
dues the finest corr wheat, ao,shuM and hay Eh!ch
munrratiTe. Tho seeding Of these prairie lands to
tame grasses lor rastnraEe. otess to farmers With
E:ff tuterEpe!eea with timber IN the more southern
E9Etlon q the State, Produce the best Ct winter
still farther south are heavily aud bere 16s
resinE OF fuit tobacco. cotton md the
r lumber y1eld largo retnrs. The heA1lh OF ufuoIa
Is hardly suEpaket b any Stale in tho Union,
, 1864-01-19
NORTHWEs TERN VARNISH
IN MANUFACTURING COMPANY -.

| NORTHWEs TERN VARNISH
| IN MANUFACTURING COMPANY. -.
| Gmce 232 Lake Street, up stairs.
nsw o al oEsEg s sa
bsst naer IN md fs1
4ril'lancy, Durability and Color.
ulSssSsI saving shs eonsanef sss eoss of
,1T MsTsnted to give saustaer.en. Or may be re-
Il
TT OGS, HOGS,
Fl Q GS!
=. The undersigned would Inform ther customers aud
Increased facilities this season for handling
LIVE AND DRESSED HOGS.
SI|3 FpRs;sstss aa kEaHEsF ESIGEs xSb FESGf
aosIssm "a IL ii 5ou.1 SVH W.tsF e iS s9ses.
pLUMBING A1ATERIALS.-
Wholesale and Retail. 3:
best assortment Of Pinmbine materials, dfest iro!n
.he Toat celebrated Importers aad Manneaetuters in
1as Esss which nm offering to tue public at reaaced
Iaoss parties hs7,5 e work aons. III and II to the.
hen With what others charge 1os ~ sas sseas OF
'des:s deesi.2ss.1n D. iEatS1tet si Laat;!s sf ct.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL, r. r. CO.,
l. GxsEAAL FREIGHT DEPAErxHxr,t
i. CHICAGO. January II, 1851.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
g as aS tie s 81 4osa e atasa
government, this company IS compelled IS decline ali
CAIRO FREIGuTs
For the present, but that Of Government.
iatsus21w General FreiGhf Agent.
, 1864-01-19

In the Est Of corn and wheat producing States ur1
noik stands p1e-cznentIy frs.. It's adVantases for
raising cattle and hogs too we'll to rclure
part Ct tie State well ata2tsd. and Illinois es1
DOW boast Of many Of tho octs In he cour.
, 1864-01-19
Hnir E>yes TfaJr Dyesy

Hnir Dye! Hair Dye!!
II TIE woRLp. The only uAEhLEae, True and ELI
Asts nys Enoyn T Tnis spe5da llaif DE = Perfect
3LossY BLAeK or SArrnAI BROWN, without In}nrin2
t1E Hair or Staining the skn lcaSng the HAIR so1t
tosnE t pstiDe color, md rccttnea the N effects
Bad Dyes. The Genuine il signed WILLIAM A. BAcn-
xEoR. nil others limitations, and SHOULD be
avoided. Sold b. all nrpggtsta, DC. Factory. q bar
, 1864-01-19
Tbs Farms offered for Sale.

TIC Illinois Central Railsood LsndB arc al situated
within tfeen miles Of it, Eoad ard extend the wtoe
length OF the State from MOI tn 10 South, For ali
iarns are s,ld II tracts Ct forty or eighty acres
&uted TO the settler 81 snal means, or Ia larger
t1tets for the capitalist stock rnisef, The low
IEiees It which theY are sold otter
Il ut the ISLES tha past sye4r have beeo 80 ia11s
amounting to 2f8 SlA atteA fnf oSn ~ --F~s
, 1864-01-19

DEAN & salEAL,
Blank Book Manufacturers
30 TX B N . as, >
Particular attention paid to binding SHEET MUSIC.
Old Books Magazines, etc., bound to order In e7erY
STYLE Those who u ant lrat class work done maS
rely upon being suited ut our establishment.
l48 LAKE STREET, Ep Staifcs.
1naqpn
, 1864-01-19

ueup and 1ar can hs produced OF as soo3 duality
y IS Ea1sed uptn lapds purchased OF the Comp 1ny,
aLd II premises to be one Of the most importont
siderable e1tet IN THO southern portion The max
lng o. sugar from the beet = receiving considerable
m 6fen = mids sh dnsine ns Past season Tho cultivation
nuc esous Indications thar tre nsny years Illinois
viii produce large surplus Of sugar and nola.see
lof eIpQt1au0n.~ ,... .-- =.
, 1864-01-19
Human Frsa5lty, or Phys1o1oEI-
cal RESEARCHES.

Should be rtad By overyb body. It treats on, ard
shows nor, the cs results arising from earir abose
Fnre method Of disrelline the missiriugt mnuy
peHence in entering thc marriage RiAte Suld BY Dr.
H. 4. BARROW, 141 BieecA cr street., Hew York.
Price Is cents. Mailed free cyeTvW'hesc.
To be hnd also Of II. 6c0T1L, s5 l:andolph street..
, 1864-01-19
Ggpart1lrISl)tp.

Gopart1lrrsDip.
NJ OTICE.-The Copartnership
ss @ e1h GstTsS Is 81;
81 e ~ ia 81 n,sa psrase ef III
Ssa ''e hss* ol 'he a a2p!asfa2n IL nwE1tsa
5esEFH 5GA9Tt !: c1slz5Esn alz45Esnus.
rh:'aAelthis, December s, 1865.
c7lAnlMiS lat Il T. WEi4IXG has aesccaated With him
bf II rs III sesas e kSs
Is ana Is Duane @1EfSs GHSEpss EpssE ~ !t5!s M
New York, Jarcasy !, 1851.
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rn..,s,. .s.. $S9 ;:I :i| j.
DISSOLUTION OF CoPART.
Ds Il asae! &c as. e5 &
s:ssss. s.ss.:, 1861 a}9S$ sS&;z8
TOPARTEERSHIP.-The under
tSe nsys 81 e rr fsff
ths paspoee Of carrying on % General ro:n 31isSon
chlcseo. Def. Is. 1sss. G.L. sM1rn.
PETTzTT d SMITH.
<GnccesoB to r. II. Turlay d co.,
4 C0usEsssNS MERCHANTS,
81 South Water street, coracr OF rststc, chIcasc,
b ". PEr11r1. [deensS7G2m1 G.L. sM17u
THE COPARTNERsHIP
Il heretofore existing between Adolrhus jaeger.
te1 diEant JEc!er and Emil Jaeger, under the flfn
and style Of Il. JAf GER & CO IS dissolved hy tnu-
tual cor sent, Adolphts Jaeger harinE Withdrawn.
Ferdinand md Emil Jaeger cnly nre authnf1zcd to
11sSSERHgs HSI; 5AEsEE,
EMIL JAEGER.
f. 81 f. + JAEGER.
Successors to 4. Jaeger Co., Importers ard Whole.
tale Dealers In
crcchery, China and Glassware,
103 Lake-st., Chicago, Ill.
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
" The Undersigned have this day formed copsrt-
,e1 s1tp nndef the name and stylo OF WILLtAA 4.
L0VEI0E & CO, Chicago. fol the trAugaction nf
he Wholesale C1ottftT Business. and h1ye taken
Chambers Nos. Is and II, Lake street,
WILLIAM 4. LOVEJOY & CO., Boston,
sn4h enAitIEs & 1oih5ex: e n5Rsk:. tchtearo.
ChtcsE6. Jan. I. 1sG!. 1aIt4o21m
, 1864-01-19
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-. n41Y11lx, Pa-, Iuno 4, 1aee.
De. WE T. GHxaa-pear Sir: In Tebsuary,' 1871.
Afflicted with sugar diabetes, and for 4ve u1onfh
passed more than tTo gallons Of wascE In twenty
twelve tilces during the night, and tn i've mantha
lost about 1ft{ pounds l4 weight During the month
Water and In two days after us1nG 1t expefencosl
rcHcf, and after tuEin= two bottles was entircfr
cufed-eoon after Eegafnlng my usual good health,
7our9 truly J.YL. DE WITT