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, 1864-12-16
A CoppcFl1cad Member of Congress
beffnudfng the Government.

FROM lle OtHOtl AuFelL1Stf, 0GC- ID.
The Hon. 4. G. Baldwin, Of the 5th Dis
trict, rs one Of the faithful echoes Of the re-
bellim~sympathizins, Coppcrhead portion Of
last campaign vas profnse In his charges
against Republicans, Of def1auding the Coy
elnment by all means devisab]e. This has
been one of the tayorite tunes Of the Copper
head leaders and organs everywhere, and Jet
Mr. Baldwin Is engaged in species of frauds
against the Government that shows he Is not
over r-scrupulous how much OF In what man
nc the Government is defraudcd, provided
the amount Of the fraud goes into 1he pockets
Of some acknowledged Copperhead ally Of
JEFF. Davis Mr. Baldwin Is either selling or
giving his official flank In large numbers, for
the beuetlt Of fmoney-making prirlte specula-
tions. The fianling privilege By Congress Is,
perhaps, strictly constructed, Of personal
nature, but long practice by all parties has
allowed the ffnnk to coyer matters, almost
indiscriminately, Of q political character, such
as party documents and things pertaining to
party organization and interests As this
tends to = general distribution Of information
among the people on national atfairs, We, who
arc not afrnid to have the people read both
sides, hare not objected to this construction
of the law, or privilege.
We were aware during the late campaign,
that Mr.. Baldwin left his franks at other
places than lis residence, to be used after he
lca, nnd that they we're 30 used, but re pre-
sumc they'd were used for political purposes
only. and did not object to or expose It,
The t1nnklng privilege mig tut also cover the
private business affairs Of a member when at
home OF abroad, but we have never heard of
an honest, loyal member Of Congress, either
giving away or selling his frank, To cover the
private business enterprise Of any person OF
, 1864-12-16
NFFICE OF THE DEPOT
~ QCAETERMASTEE-
FoRT tEAyxSwoETH, EAxsAe,t
November 10Th, 196a.

srn1S Plor5stls n iii be rccei7cd a. It ths osace
ysr & s. ;so%us : Sf! 45ss Supplies during t'
I:orTE No. I-From Forts Lcnvcuwoz:h. Laramie
R Rsc1 nosth q F6rt Lsvsa~orfa. snd south d iati
?n 81
Dsk9s 3dalo ant Utah so7ta 81 latttude = degrees
he Territory oi Colorado nar.a 8! u degrees north
,s,s TO- s.s @ fhs .ac re- H. % Y
a,ontA ruin April to lncasl1c, of The yeas
n ie $ a Of Kansas. an' tne town Kansas IL lie
n tut iss tt e
s e .o9a ssS e5 9,
s1' !" FL uaiee ssleS sps e., ~ $ !,:s w
ocf n yn a' or poo 81 roue df % IL
4e rate e1 ~ pounds PEI 100 m1,s5 At Mhce they VII
70 scI,scail,ci. iuelusi1c, oI tic se.1 isGs.
7k sFron F:,t linton saes " eshsf dspot
% post. stations that we nsy pe established
n at Territory and T. such pests q statsae = ,aas
Tesst ssi Of ionnte M il; derrea xess Bidders .
cy III 5sss S az p n ss L. =
% H. 'an e ;SsSsn,Scr p sas ysaf "a
II on .as so
on Iseutr Ac. :; Aut t'aU,1 pounds On Ioule No. j.
aoh q S pnt Rf amSr
Or asSt1p sas 9nss sea,o es5 e,,e ,pr II NIL ve
:1ciI plaes oi rsscne. ~: each proposal should b
:.nt:eos tna ~ sasY =; -; eynt ael sx*Tded tor the
or as w M p t. a ia
.nto and good and etc1rity 1utnlsled Dy sal
partiee In accordance with shu sermA Of ts advests
The a,nsunt Of bouds required vii be IS 1ollows:
TN Route 10. aeM0
" fsciSf e:idsncc 8! ;c oyaty sad 1o;cnsy 81
.sct bidder md person o1ertd ~ sccuttJ vii: be
qIvoncs.t. ,oc.. h. endorsed propo.als tor Army
, 1864-12-16
pxinttng.
PENSION AND BOUNTY BLANKS

Pens3en and BoAnty 81ankss
Jm $40 q tbs caroAeo T41Qa2 ossk -
C1afk sxrtct.
Hons nou the Peust9u Utbte. al Tho fofun -
tanning 70 IN appt.--a.tou s1s p.1uts4 uaoA -
sheet embra.1n9 j.. :'.caaE1k1-n ui me zake ~
the AfltA7tts Of Witnesses, tee CeFte1alee g -
Magistrate, Powe< Of ATTORNEY, Csff's Cektssess
&c., &C., with ample b;aai spaces. =.
Application for Transfer Of fansloc.
Application for Prze Money.
Application OF Widow az Mother TOT taJue1@ ~
Application OF Invalid psna.oner for PaT0eze
Pension
Chiu OF Het1s Tor Al1cats~
C&fu sor Horse and Equipment. =
0hazdia1' = Declaration ot h,nof CnilasN -
ausrdian's Decl.rsrton ot Orphan Sister .
Pension.
Ir1siid penson C,4lm.
Vouchers.
DlactaEsea-
Clothing Receipt Ro11.-
Enlistment Psperrs-
Abstract Of Disbursements,
Commusatioa Of Ras,ons for Exchanged Ptteoe-
Of War.
disabled Soldiers Declaration tor Bounty xoseF
Fathers Application for Bounty None, and r.
eTr,.Mouth1y Return Of Re.tniting OMcee.
/ Commu alton Of fuel aLd Quaf.t1
Gnard,anR Declaration OF Minor ChGd1ou 1eG
| Bounty Money and A1reAt1-
US send than FosT FArD, Al tde fatS of t4.&
per ouire, apon the receipt os the money.
Address, TR1nus1 CoxrAA1,
, 1864-12-16
#fDfr[na1.
#FUl(l1tdt.
tR. 11AxkhSs
SYPHILITIC CURE.

This Medicine il q Safe and Radical
Cure for Syphilis in the Primary, Be-
eondEY and Eortiary stages und u
the most I'M aportant Medical 0iscov-
cry OF tie Niaeteenth Century
e'ss Fen sos.se1oss s1S 81
Ehf sssSSass iSes9 ossfs sa as
'nGGsMAiKs' pR MAiKs' syPn11111c CURE Is the only msd,-
eef Hsf9 Ii fcsa sSss
thctr Varied ard complicated forms, and thoroughly
crsdtcsts H. aSe IS ion tas systs5a <.n
seF tes:xsea 'e u i
s9tsa i; GSE4 *f
othsE sAnLE E0EA d dl,ssss s. .,,.t,,,s7.cps
nc sai q
ictne M ps S!ysa thas RSrssa4 IN sns
SeS s5e as
hs setf III u xnsR !afA OF syphilis
should ne oet q psocurnE o. II ~ AN btst
csSatie, cS!ht'E1S Esush. Ia soap. sronse aud Ilns
HK Fee sEeSsBxRF Bsh RsfEtst n.
become S0SsT1TUTIoNAL. and may b. 2ss snoMn ,D By
Re sfaa4 s.n, :a e.
o. r. r. I'll
! Fl f$sisS 4ESsr STAGE known ;,
tic following symrtoms Nodss Or n7sa ~ ana ca
IS! ass efRs' $R2 tie Fiji ass
e R:sssss;s'3 Rss;'3<'s sS e,r IS nez bottle; PHI,
q PEI : boz: %n.h. Il s{so pr bottle. ..m Nv
chGsR sRa. e:hs9 IL hfSs Estf?9 +
e!istenes of ~ sYFHMlfic ylKus S g Eo5;os 2EGs
, 1864-12-16
Ereeal1nanss Aid Commission.


The following are the cash receipts Of the North
western Frcedman's Aid Commission during the
month Of November:
Union Thanksgiving collection, 1880; Antioch
by Rev. J. D. Jackson. Thanksgiving collection,
s1o.65; Big Rock, hy Rev. I; Leak. Thanksgiving
il. E. Church, Thanks giving collection, $50;
TianEagising collection. u.s.; Chicago-DF: ].
R9yis s6e,si4 sioq # 8 Rfss5ss
SIS; D. Livingston, $3.50; First Presbyterian
Church, $sas30; Second Presbyterian Church,
TE@ Rsss9teriacnb cbu;es Gabren In; ss5 g.
wards Presby terlan Church, s5s50 Oliver Pres
byterian Church. in addition to $50 previously ac
kuowledged, 81 Calvary Pre5byts1tan Church,
IS; ;1i nnifei Presbyterlan church, f7s:1s; Seat5
Congregational Church, Isl 90; Methodist Episeo.
pal Church. Clark street, S1s37S Calvary Baptist
1870: E. t. Skinner, *s500; Giles Brothers. SO;
e:ns E. <; S;9 ose b9 e Far R, e:te By Rs9 g.
GeE2s e2 Re Isn BY sS e. a
collection, sae III Champaign, $1oz60; CofdoVia
Union meeting, $35 Is; cl.nsonVii1e E552s: Dam
vil1e b Ret Loye' 1hanksgiylng collection
Thanksgiving collection. S11.47; Dover, F. 4. s.,
hy Mr. Siehole, s1o; Fat Paw paw, Ass r n y: II.
Pennington. By George y. Little, $50; Farm
sob, ~ Thankssi7ing 4a collection: $500; Galvs,
Aid Society, Union Thanksgiving collection,
ScC.12; Garden Prairie. Clat1nda A. -. IS;
Greenwood, by Mrs. 4. Whittier, Sec'y Soldiers
Aid Society, Thanksgiving collection. S11; Green
Garden Freedmen's Aid Society, By 3i1as johnson.
$50: Granville Congregational Church, by G. B.
"a % Meihcdist Gha1rh, si5 Gaiesbars, eaeh, Il;
Hampton, $0.65; Henry County Soldiers Friend,
by pr, Eddy, Is; 11oquois. IS; Knoxville, in adj
diHcn to ti5o.57 previously acknowledged, SAB;
KaEeyilic, by Iscr. ". 5. Harrington, H. E.
Church, Thanksgiving collection. $14-65; Lisbon,
II Rev. J. Hames, Union Thanksgiving col.
i: den. seo.l4, Ispa, by $: 4; GcEa:hron,
by Reverend j. c.. Durham. $29G6;
Lafayette, E25; Lockport, BY Dr. 2. B. Mckay,
Thanh egiviug collection, f57:55; Macomb,
b. Reverend O.. F. Piper. Union Thanks.
fu;. Mendoza, by Rev. S. 7. Gilbert, Union
Thanksgiving collection, 5000: Aiddleport, Ss !;
Moline, $1585; Minooka, Miss lNettie E.
Vhlttlescy, 81; 3lt. Carroll, F, A seeby, H. ].
Grin tn, Treasurer, 63o90; h11liedgevilte, 81 Rev.
A. 8. W. McCausland, II. E. Church Thanksgiving
collection, s.: Middleport, Mrs. E. ]. Lawrence,
81; New Boston. BY Rev L. 8. Ashbourh. NJ &
Church Thanksgiving collection. s14so; Oregon.
, 1864-12-16

Interesting Letter from n1fxs 1Tnrfinenu
Senator Wilson has received the following
interesting letter from the celebrated Eng
lish nnthoress, Miss Martineau, in reference
to his newly published work on the anti
slavery legislation Of Congress:
AnBLEs1DE, Nov II, 1861.
DEAR S1R: The volume you have had the
Kindness tu send INC was sure to be interest
ing to nc in itself; but 1t is Of fur greater
value Us an aid in making the progress Of your
anti-slayery legislation clear to persons who
are, eadly ii n: ): Of such knowledge. It is n
sngularly useful book for this country; and
many who would not read it, If it was put
into their hands, may have the benefit Of its
Information through the channel Of English
journalism. However it may be used. the
due honor Of having rendered such o service
to the cause will be sure 10 rest wherc it
should, sooner Or later.
As far as can see, the greatest blow yet
sustained by the thoroughgoing Confederate
synpa1htzeIs in this country is the SERIOUS
proposal among Confederate authorities TO
make soldiers OF The slaves. Our scccsh par
tisans evidently don't know what to make of
it. We, Of the Northern side, are trying to
teach them; but probably the negroes them
selves will be the first to make all clear to
their heaycn.born guardians and guardians
friends.
I do hope that soldering will be attempted
II not, thu mere proposal is great gain.
Believe me, dear sir, with much respect,
Your obliged, HARRIET MAnTEEAU.
, 1864-12-16
NIARSHAL'S SALE. john Il.

NTARSHAL'S SALE. John Il.
-! s1 A,sn e n against Warren Mitchell &C. in Cham
IL 7iz.nr II = decree Of the Louisville Chancc.y
Or on- Of Us, Will, Oh TIT RsDAY, December r. 1Cs,
about the hour Of II O'Clock eell at public anc
r,on, the highest bidder tie premises, IN tue city
Of Louisvr. State Of Kentucky on credit OF T. Is,
H. 80 and Sc months. the property In pleadlnc1 mrn-
toned, viz: r.sce1 Of Land, With The improvements
thereon bounded thus; BEGINNING at the soothern side
enthusiastically corner Earnestt lot: thence With
said road n E. 10 feet: y. G. T. p feet, due east Is
feet, s. 90, T. 20 feet corner Owen and Swings;
thence with their line n. 1s W. 179H feet to said Earn.
ests corner, the Greek; thence With hh line n.
s., y. 333 fect TO the beginning.
Afeo another lot kouuded TINS: HtEnnfnG At the
east tstde Of Main street on the turnpEc
from NJ. nuttesweck; thence north With fnfd Matn
frcet or shelbystc turnl Ike ro.d 50 feet thence
ehst-- feet 70 Hcnrgrass Creek: thence sooth along
kxfd creek to the north corner OF lot formerly owned
by Seiha 70 feet thence west along the line Of said
lot to the beginning, and Icing III" property known
as Armstrong Co.'S soap and candle factory; also
all the n:achfncry Of every dnd nnd description con.
lot Of norcable articles used IN said sscory consist
Ing In part OF Kettles, tanks. pans, frames, racks.
Euagce. moo1ds, WORMS presses tAWs occ fa!uiture,
BE-. &C trch detached aftse1ts Will he sold .
credit Of three months for over fJ and for c.Sh
for sunle Of "a and under-
The purchaser viii be required to give bond with
approved security bearing interest from dnte until
THOMAS A. MORGAN,
Marsha! Lou Chance:y Court,
n. nEs1 CAN'T, Deputy.
1,nnfrf!1r Nv. Tier. = 1Efi Hf5+htS1 lit
, 1864-12-16

SUBSISTENCE OFFICE, q. S.
- A..us' nA11!sosI: Nd. Dse: ., ises. /
81 SmR e. de1 aa, I 81 Fl es ssss!s:
*4. or u1nt 1iuG THE United States subslstcnce De-
pi:tMSs! fuTR met FAsp e.ea bead OF GOOD FAT
EEf GAIILE Sn r. aopt e. drireTsd T. e Is = 'ne h. sa,e
ia onc and ha a.ss a:fr arrival. It The earen.e or
cen hundied pound; eto.e weieht ali talllas short Of
lGo ons thgusana *nd ~! nnunof eross TsaStt r,
"A s4s m I r :as
III %s!Ss sss sGs is ss e
nsni t ~ ro - sap es h9a ~ o. Application
:spSssIs VII IL Rot aea'Sts 81 eonsiasrca ' W w W @
ry s,as! i i. sRp;s5.sce t2assiss
x1cns Ct weighing vii! hc nRtd h5 tue party es1tnK
Eaci I'D to secure consideration must contain a
E.i,cu guarantee OF tws rcsons:b!. persons as FOL
"r-. II the comfy Of -. state ct. do
esntrsc IN VIA tse s
L g. y Il Int sea
h. e lie teculi+ giving good and snitcient bond
for IT. fulE l!meut.
~ M ssa eet e g e. m &c
District Coft, or nl the nt.d states District Atsor-
Bde1F nnsl br present 10 respond to thcir bids and
r"artd 10 rivs bonds md sign tie contract before
lhr Government rthcr.e to ttsclthr right to reject
ny ,r a., p. cons1'!.5,'t ,,ntessoas2,e -
r's.4srd: RId1ss sl ~ s.:te pies gay9cas
,or crr,ihc Gates Of II il aebtrdnes: 4 49, ~ '
S. Tqst t. spdoss as stt%ctlyd rEoeo
J.n.i;iLaAH =. Baitia,Sre. MsTy'and '''
IA
, 1864-12-16


The LANCASTER (Pa) Express says thai. q
formed Mennonite Church, IN that city, on
Sunday moi ming last, to witness the marriage
between two members Of tic Mennonite per-
suasfon. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. John KoAr, insisted by Rev. Christian
Wilmer. To- those Of the audience who never
Witnessed s:Wedding Of members Of this de-
nomination, slie affair was novel and interest
casion. The preacher read from the Sd to the
10Th vcrEcs Of the l9th chapter Of Matthew,
and from the I'd verse to the end Of the 9Th
chapter OF Erheslans, hasing his remarks on
these passages Of Scripture. The whole dis
course was devoted to the duties of the candi-
dates for matrimtny to each other, and their
spiritual relations 10 'Chrfst, the head Of the
Church."
At the conclusion of the regular exercises
tht marriage 1tto was performed In front Of
TIC pulpit. The bridegroom was asked
whether IL believed this sister Of his faith
was allotted By Christ to be lis wife, unl
whether he Was free from oil other women
persons. Affirmative answers being given,
similar questions we're put to the bride and
answered. The usual questions were put and
answered, when: the twain were pronounced
man and wife. The manner Of bringing about
marriages between the members OF this de-
nomination differs from that Of other Chris.
tians. What is called s'courting' is done by
their preachers, the candidates for nlatrimon-
ial honors not being allowed to visit the OBJ
i-ct Of their affections. When brother
wishes to take to himself one Of the sisters as
wife, the fact is communicated to the
preacher, who makes known to the sister the
feelings Of this brother, and If no objections
be made on her part, the baus are published
in the church, and the wedding takes place IN
due time.
, 1864-12-16

nAcHIloR's celebrated HAIR DYR 1e TEE rEsr
II 7u1 wok1.D- Tho only HARaIkea. TEuE and k1L1.
ABLE Dye known. THIS sprnuld Hair Dse y Perfect
GIossY D,.AuK and NAruxAL Dnow3, without antur.
:uc TIC Hair st,uInC thr skim icarinE tho Aaf sos1
FIosnc i Tstinc o!c. unt tccaes the 4! ELECTS ol
Uhd Dy,4. Tie Genuine ~ signed WILLIAM 4;
RACHfLUR Nj cthcr1 .rr mere limitations aud Should
SC avoided. Sold By vi Druggists, &C. Factory u
I3sFclAv ftFect, New York:
Ir-1F n
, 1864-12-16
DR.. B1GELoW.
Conf Physician,

Eaa BE- {. nsui,ed Ills oce l.s SoAt Clark street.
corner ol MouEst, Chtcago.
Half beck sto1 rhc rcetod!ce, I'LL Chronic DtA
7te. nnd Diseases OF prlrnte and tecate nature to
avth ec1ts h,ch .c Ht.h unparalleled succcsa
i&ont separate. wtrt l. trs Hut tent eueu can ton
suit the Doctor with tie ktrlCtest privacy. Office
.lonrs rem .. II. to 1u. Sunda,s, 10 TO l. =. N
Communications cnnnd~httal. Consnltxtton tree.
Au.Irs P0stolIice Box Isl. Incuse 1wo starnpR and
get his Guide to Heath u029A!11jw
, 1864-12-16

hueeing their clothing with death, graspthst
theY could not be persuaded to yield. It wa.
not unfcqucnt to hear man iosbly sall, =.
he was laid on stretches, Don't take my
cIothes.0 "Oh, sayo me my new shoes:
"Don't let my socks 60 back to Anderson
La their wild death.stroggle, With bony
arms and hands EXTENDED, they would hold up
c,,sc ca pdT Of their swollen limbs, saying, "5avo
'en emit ti'} Il l GET home il Rttle willie, how
fTume and borne to that higher home where
all things arc registered for great day Of &c
More prisoners are expected tomorrow.
Let our fFtnds at homo have open purses and
wiIling hands to keep up the supplies for the
great demand that must necessarily be made
upon them. Much InoFe must Jet DC done:
orr len thousand prisoners yet 10 come will
suffer i all aid societies do not act promptly
and enesErtically.
, 1864-12-16

IN curing Iii. terrible nAlAdy, invites ali similarly NJ
Etctrd call .end for cirealsEs Of and
testimonials OF numerous ca8c& oGCT&a 0{ 1Fom one 10
1wenIyfour Year, slaudln. He dtvotes bis attention
s"c.al. 10 diseascs Of the Ccrcbro Spiua! A1lE q
Nervous Asstrl and aolic1a alt Investigation Of his
claim, to public confidence. lie msy be consulted At
Ab private residence III "cst Fort. Second street;
daily from 10 Il. until P , except Satufdat ana
SUNDAY Adorcse all letters to DIR :. B. l0CkION,
NV FORK care OIL o. Hox Sit.
Pnys,oLoc1cAI VIEW OF MAkE!A61 -Eant aialnE ~ Z
nearly SOU pArr 100 fine plates And enEfAylnss of
nc Anatul, Of tic Human Organs IN stale 0! Health
md l'isease. With :rrAtlse o. Early EFrofs ~ ~
lorxtie Consequences ulon the mind and Body, with
sle Authors Plan oi Treat1nrnt The only rational
and scocess1n mohc II! shown hy the report of
thHse contemplating mnszlazc. who entertain doubts
Of their physical condition. Sent tree Of postAge 70
currency. b. addressing ur. LA td:0iX+3 u Mslden
Lane, Albany, n. 7. oct9u454 In tfA3A
, 1864-12-16
Qbifa9o Qribnne.
OUR IDAHO LETTER.

Major bridges, Ills Fort, Pass and
Cut 0n-1ntcfcstinE Description OF
an Old M0nntaineer-A Tourney
Through the s'ksad Land d',-AuntlnE
for Gold.
, 1864-12-16

General Grant an Applicant for Office.
The following document Is on lle' in the
Office of the County Clerk Of st, Louis coun-
:ty. and is labeled-"Application Of .. q.
Grant for the Office Of County Engineer
"Rejccted." ,
ST. LOUIS, Aug. Ii, 1853.
Hon. County Commissioners, St. Louis County,
Mo-:
GEs11Exry-1 beg leave to submit myself as an
onnIcent for the Office Of County Engineer, should
the ONCE be rendered vacant and At tue same time
ia submit tho names Of few citizens who have
been kind enough to recommend nc for the office:
have made NO effort to geta large number Of
nomer, nor the names Of peraons with whom am
not personslly acquainted. I enclose herewith,
aieo. q statement from Professor ]. ]: Reynolds,
VIC was classnate Of mine at West Point, al to
qualifications.
mo The appointm. nt, peags mysan nSya; 70 gt1e tne
YerJ respectfully, your obedient sszrant,
Z. S. GRANT.
The above document is signed BY several ol
our prominent citizens at the present time,
and also by a number Of individuals who oc,
cupv positions in the rebel army.
, 1864-12-16
Epr ann 35ar.

DISEASES OF TIE EYE, EAR,
~ Tarost and Lungs, nre .uccekAiutly ccred upon
and pliosop'tcai S! stem q medical practice b{
br. D. MACikAE No payment vii! bc required rct!
:hc pntit:5t u cured tr. MAcRAK l. an ettsblished
prassltop.1 ot mrdictne for fourteen yeaH o'se 3
ii. D.. late Surgeon U. s. Armv no15-w31. .,tntsA1v
, 1864-12-16

PROVIDENCE s. C.-Supreme
l. Court. SEPTEMBER TEEN. A. b. 1s6t.
Cpon ne Application q tNasnan 4!1on toI a order
and claimants uroD the Recelyet-
L Is adiudsea. ordered and dts!sea that IT, thf ssd
dence Juu1na', fhIcAg0 Tribune and kcW York TIL.
orDe. directing tue holders Ct the bills oi Ealt hop
ktnrou BANK. and The claimants upon the Receiver
thereof to bring in md present the ts 9! said bsnE
and thett c.amt up % sadd Receiver. at the uopka
II March, 1863 q thtir claims shall he fozever bar al
AgntcEt ssid RretTer said ottrc 20 pu5Ilshe ed
fE months after the fifteenth uay ei De-
Ct 1nhrr, 1s4a.
Entered " the decree OF Court s2d day $. 7. 1ssi
dels-,:Is {. m is JOuE A. GARDNER. Ciezt.
, 1864-12-16
5pxrtaI II Offices.


In r.sr of \ fyuund. Brutae or Fracture, add one
Arr1x C1pxs 70 haif pint = c,ld Tater; dnhf six
Is qn.f Ct se,e Tats: tss NJ
seI as %01no 01 LII. tkeSe II oyes sSd Ice 10 iae
atet For sale every where,
\. T. RAnntTT. Sole Agent.
<0,m.@.a, %, e md Il Warrington Ct ,Nex Ysrk.
He1h Mi Il
, 1864-12-16
DR., EASTERLY'S PAIN KILLER.

This Mediciao Is an infaLiblo cure for
Bruises, sprains, Headache, Tooth
ache, Bore Throat, Colic, Cramps or
Hpasms, Dysentery Or Bowel Com
plants, Nervous A3cct tons, Pains in
The Face1 Painters Collie, Pains In
the Breast, Side, Back and limbs,
Cholera, Cholera Nlorbus, and n
fact wherever it is applied Pain can"
: not exist.
It ia rscd INTERNALLY aad EXTERNALLY ana Il
A perfect ANTlDOTE for ALL PAIN. TrJ It &c ii
tictcd. ..,.,,
,fedfrfne Stare, 70 Madi.on street, Chicago, Ill.
, 1864-12-16

Knrtbmestern Bank.


NORTHWESTERN NATION
N Al RANK or t.EIs AtiO.
TREASURY DEPARTMkAT.
QGce OF Comptroller Of tbs t:nfTtncy:
WARH1xafoS. Askast n 1854
WhereAs b. satisfactory evidence prcsensei t. n
undersigned, It haS been tnAde t. Rppe that tto
K.rthweste-n National Bank Of tA}rAo, II The CitI
been duly crc1niled unoer ana according 70 the
auiretnen Of the act Of fongrcl untitled AZ &C. e
Provide Eattnn41 currency. aecufrs hF pledko q
United States Bonds provide The th caiatos
md Redemption ths1soi" spprrvst Jnne 81 ~! 'nd m
hAs complied with Ill Of the pI orfonf OF tsla act 1e
CURED to be complied With beloro ctmn euctn: oas
nak4 Of banking under Batd set.
Of thr Currency do herrbY ccr1, thst the E9-thWes
en Exuoral Bank Of hicAxe, n tho 9ats q 1enfo.
commepce the pustnesA OF bAnd1E under the Acf
Aforesaid.
TEnt;t seai HIGH Nc 'ULL0f:H,
nn6-y6Sa cot Cr1urirpl1el ri the Currency.
, 1864-12-16
DIRECTORS:

ANOTI EDWARDS Esq, New York.
EBFE ., CK0CkER, Esq, Of Croc1er Warren,
New York
FLETCHER HEsTRAY, Esq, oi Tcet1ay, Gibbs 4
Hardcsetie, New York.
I'M. CLAPP Esq., President. Teuango Co., Penn.
/. H. SIMPSON, Esq, Of L. &. simpsoa Co, New
York,
, 1864-12-16
Marriage Of the Prince OF Moor and
Miss Lee.


believe It was mentioned in the. English
Noer, uncle Of tho pretcndler to tie crown Of
sclIesvie-Holstein, has married Miss Lee,
whose sister is the Wite Of Baron W0chter,
Baya1ian ambassador at Paris, and who is said
10 be niece or near relative Of the rebel
General. It appears that the Prince wished
her to contract what Ia called morganatic
or lefi-handed marriage with him, 10 which
the wife does not bear the name of her hus~
band, and her children are excluded trom the
succession to the domInions or estates Of the
Eather. L connection Of this Kind was formed
by the lnte King Of Prussia, Frederick VIII
liam H., with Countess Harrack, to whom
hu gave thc title Of Princess Of Liegnits and
more recently by Prince Edward Of Sa1e-Wei~
mar with q daughter Of the Duke Of Rich
mund, who, though she passes by her hus-
bands name in England, is only acknowl-
edged in Germany by that Of Countess
Dol nberg, which she transmits to her cA}ldren
in lieu Of the paternal appellatfon. The
American lady, much to her credit, declined
to enter the state Of matrimony With the
Prince Of Eoer on such equiyocal terms, and
the gentleman (wAo ia W1lower of sixty
four being desperately In love, and unable to
obtain the coneeut Of his hmtiy to what they
considered tnesaNi1xt, determined to resign
lis title and his clnims upon tho future sue
cession in Schles{rig Holsten to his son by
lis first wife, and to descend from the sphere
OF royalty into the retirement Of private life.
ue retains, however, tho title Of prince, which
las been conferred on him anew By the En-
press Of Austria, and; after eolemnizing the
wedding at Paris, he started with bis bride
for the East, to pnss the honeymoon in
Egrpt.-T Berlin Cor. Il. !. Herald.