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RECRElTlNG.

Notwithstanding the manifest Injustice Of the
official assignment Of quotas, as published, and
the msny general inslinadons On the psrt OF our
citizens to protest agsfnst the outrage, we are
g:ad to know that the wards and towns are not
difpoeed to interEnit their efforts to furnish the
Government with men. They are disposed to
take the matter h,losophicalIy-those who have
funds sufficient to I'll their contingent, and con
sole Themselves. If they shall put IN more mcn
than arc Justly required. with the reflection that
Meantime theE keep '*peggtns away." There
wsEe eighty seven men enlisted yesterday, It
How much IN addition tie brokers' recetged our
reporter Is unable to s4y. Ward committees and
brokers choose to consider themselves close cor
porat1ons.
The following table will show the number Of re-
etufts euli. ted since The 10th OF December, to
whom the War Fund Committee have paid the
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Markets bv Telegraph.


Especial DapAtch TO the Western Psess.l
new yoHk. Tuesday, Feb. II, 1a1'.
Railroad speculation was quits sctive .1s loreaqoa @
sud there vas sha1p rally hEo19a 9aous 'ue Wy. ~
mesket was quite excited and large business "as
transacted. The ttztnres Of the stock Exesnge wsae
New York Central, Erie, Reading and F1tssouss pos'
chases, largely On account Of several .sAe ''.s.
tors. Goye.nmtnr stocks continue nm. hansosu ~
snd Bank shares are generally acttye: coal ana ms
ceaneous lit, generally strong ao1d spsea,ation !,
nrmer report was c,rs 1a'ed tast ne Con.eaeaa'e
MONEY con,tnues essy At 6, per cent Foreign Ex-
change Is dull. ~,
mania. g; Asrhattan. =; aansor URN - P.s,o;o
unstesdy, VIII sales Of 100 nrls on spot. Crude
ssc: &c resped ta bond. 6sasse; refined free s7e
LATER.
Gausehcr,a E1caange: Gold. as; old s.sos. no
y " :.e.trs, ~. Erie. Gst; Hudson. 1Gh: Read
ing. .u:x; Mtcaisan central. lls: MlcnE4a Southern
esE flitnois ceu.sa1, ~; Pittsbusg. eA; Eoel
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ST, LOUIS, Tuesday, Feb. II, 1865.
TopAcco-sales Of damaged lugs at $500 green do
at $3.50; factory at Safn9s 50; planters At s1o5a3
1900 common leaf at sl4.o031s Is; medinm shipping
do at sIsooGc2oo; good do ak' Sel.soa2575: medium
manufacturing at $29 oo3sa0o. ..
F1ouR-Iaactiye. 6alea OF low grade at $500; su.
pe1ne fe75; city single extra at ssso delivered
country double extra inspected. double hend, lined
and delivered at 3. co. choice otuntry double extra
at 29.st.
GnA1n-wheat-Firm. Sales Of good to prlme fall
at slsa; strictly prime aud chotce at 4190a1.a5,
choice at e 90 per bn. Corn-Declined Sales 1000
sacks mixed sud yellow In lots ut 10 per hu. Oats
Unchanged. Sales Of prime at s. 1s2c per bu, and
1ctoo9 bu. to h1lve private terms. parley-sa1es
OF prime fall Barley 1t siso; fair faii At 3o com
mon fall at s1 inferior fall ut a5c; choice spring st
$1.G0 per bu.
rRov1s1oss-sales 50 br's Mess Pork at 1885, and 10
t1cs prime kettle rendered Lard at dc.
. NH1sKY-Decidedly dull at $319 per gallon.
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denec.
B. W. Phillips suggested that an Association Of
brokers would prove Of general benefit to tie
Nj. Dore stated that be some weeks since Vrote
to Commissioner Lewis relative to the tsx, and re-
ceived The general ansHer that broker peso-
Andrew Brown said 1t was an undeaIabIe fact
that brokers IN general were regarded a. hyenas,
and there seemed te be concerted effort 10 ta1
them out Of existence. ~ 4
Howard Pr1esiey moved that the original Com.
mittee-J: G. pore =, 4naly G. Guthlle-be Instruct
"a TO pIoseeo 70 washington and confer With
and Nessrs. pricstley, s. L. B. Spear. T. 4. law
renee End Andrew Brown, were appointed Com
uuittee to procure the nece8aarl funds Adfourued.
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ISpeEIH5 QE9PaLEH 10 tnE CHIe4Xu 11lU1uc4I
CIHutHHAT1, Tuesday, Feb. II.
There II f1mer fnetihg in our general Produce
market here to1y. and rather more disposition to do
business ISL 80 was refused for lot Of 800 brls Of
city packed mess Pork Al the close 1t could not hsve
been bought It less thsn IS. Bulk meats sold At l5
a'6c tor shoulders loss and packed. and 171zc for
sides. Bacon u arm At 1skc for shoudeEa and 22xc
for clear sides. Sugar cured Hams are. dull as &c,
uncnnyasscd and pnckcd. Lard is held At 2iHc Tor
csuntry and e11c for city. Whisky is dull st se1s,
u,fl, saIes nf 108 ht1e.
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Island. e: Northwestern. SX; do preferred. ek;
Fort Wayne y6,<: Cumberland. 81: Q0iokal'tef. %
Nar1posa, 1s4 = etocB nrm. Goldstsnng On cs1l bu
euHekduept1Y sold down 70 e08H.
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Eth11siuA. 4Oldl 6I
The following tati1e Will show, besides the towns
and wards, the enrolment Eote, quota, and deficit
OF each sub-distriet in Cook &eounty. 1t is an IN
tetesting exhibit, and will do to study Hyde
Park only, Of all tho towus aud wards In tbs dis.
tzict, has excess Of credits. She has furnished
SIX men more than requfr' d. Evanston. Leydc1,
HIDE PatE a1d PaIGa are - ont nf the draff y
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Der. Of the Committee snd by ten ,ssd ,ss e
t - caen nraceei1 how the m1tter stood, tho Com
mittee Hs giving be statement Of both NJ Coventry
and II. Becfih he ony two nsrsons =. no~ hs e
suT sny Sconnechon With any such railway scheme.
an' CITIZENS Co1NTTE1.
r,htc,co Feb, Is. 1865.
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M 4 Il II j e u .

1nthla city Feb. STU nj the rtsiGenee ef the brtdei
mother. ty the Rev. +. y. uh9er. NJ y. g. GRAZ
FAM and 3Ihs MULL1E L DAVIS. al Of this city.
Atths rtstdencc OF the brides tAtber Wes No,sa.
nefd ILL.,, Februsrs 18th By Rev. Mr. Barrett, c. ).
LEWIS. II. D., aad Mss ANNA y. Ed WARDS.
On the 18th inst i. br the Rey. ]. e. Hlbpas1, Mf
AUGus rHs KEIsRL. nt New Yusk CITY. apI Misa
NAKGARET J. BLAIN .step daughtez OF judge y. '.
Bell.
- rev York papers p1esse.aopy.
In this citF, Feb. 14th bJ Rev. Nj schelng, CAPT.
GEOHGF F01LhGSbs e, Of Jhn.ssti His hno Ats.
ELIZA VINCENT, formerly OF Hartford Eono:
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Another Candidate.

Pr71sBuRa, Tt esday. Feb. 14.-A menorlA %
President Lincoln recommending Hon. Taoa: : u
Howe, Of Ptttahure, for appointment as T. y Sser
Of Fynnsylyania. heads OF Departments, menbeFs
Of The senate and House Of Representatives. OK
Pennsy lyanta, will 5000 be sent to Washington
, 1865-02-15

Col, mcChe4uey Released
TELEGRAFn FROM LEXINGTON,
February 13, 1865. {
r. Mccheaney, Chicago:
col. ". ". McChesney ia hereby released from
arrest, no charges having been preferred against
By order Brcvet Nal. Gen. Burbridge
j. BATES D1IoN, Capt aud 4 A. g.
, 1865-02-15
LOCAL MATTERS.

DIR. James.-1tis Is aaid BY those having occa~
efon for snch services a. Dr.. james renders. to
hare no superior N the treatment Of private dis
eases. Dr. James practiced fifteen years In New
Orleans, blrteen years Of which time he conduct
ed the largest hospital in the United States for the
treatment OF private diseases, and for tue last three
ycars ne mas been pEacticing in Chicago. Within
The last fifteen years Dr.. james has treated more
diseases Of an infectious venere#l character sue
cesefa}ly than any other doctor in the United
Statcs.
Dr.. James is the only .specialtat In the Uuited
States that has testimonials eulog1stic or his pro-
fessioral skili and succeas-from professors OF
States thdt are Aetng-not II foreign countries
but CAP DC referred to at any time.
Dr.. Jamca' office and parlors are SO Randolph
:a!tssoas eonddennai 6ee hours 1 rom ~ a: I'm. N.
P-s-pr. James will soon Issue book contain.
Physiology and Anatomy Of the human syatem,
take up and describe That class Of Complains call
ed secret dtst1sts-syphil1s, etc show their his
feature Of fhe book will be IN regard to concep-
ton and ho3 to prevent it and tie ptoprfety and
necessity Of f(somedmes) doing SO. fe15.k251t i
The OGense IL Rank.-We hold It inex-
cusable In any person, male OF female, when they
t sp hth e
Ia this the whore the unfortunate possessor
a bad breath will persist il button-holding and
tntrudiug his vlrMs upon ns, 70 our manifest men
won1d use the SozopoNT It would not only render
them acceptable acQuaIntances, bat would at once
grestly improve their teeth and breath.
Sold by all druggists. fol3-h711-3t-x-w-T
Or vVinclleilsk TeethfnE Syrup cures
canker sore mouth In three daye. Is certain
preventive OF D!pthcris. 3. Sco|Itl, General
Agent. % Randolph street Chicago.
fcl4,he4.-2t
fW- PAper IIanc1prs Painting. Ca]cImiuine
md Gln2ing, at r. y. Rigby's~ So Randolph street
tanlTeSO4-lm.
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PhiIadc1phfa Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Turtany. Feb. H.
prrnorxr,k 4=~n,tnas. EA4eA cfudp at 1885: re-
tuEa In bout, 6194uc do tteH, 9089lc. '--
F1oCR-yery dull. Sales super at $0oo39-5Q; extra,
&l9.2s@10 =, :
snd white at 8sat22.sG. Corn quiet, H1th sales cl
yellow at b1G5G1t.GB
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Or Nincheflsx Teethfn% Syrup cures
canker sore mouth In three daye. Is i certain
preventive OF Dipthcria- 3. Scovltl, General
Agent, 70 Randolph street Chicago.
feli-he4.-2t
, 1865-02-15

MEET1Ea OF GE.1x AID fnopucE BRoKEBs.-
An nc}ourrcd mccnns OF the Grain aud Produce
Brokers Of the city. WIS held at the 1oous Of the
Board Of Trade, yestcsCny afternoon. ]. G. Do 70
presided. The tai on eales was the subject under
consideration.
Mr, Dove stated that the directors Of the Board
Of Trade could net accedc to the requestl OF ther
Committee !or !he payment Of The e1penses Of q
delegation 10 Washington: The Doard though
, 1865-02-15

W Paper uane1nes, Painting, Calcimining
md Gln2ing. at F. H. Rigby's. 50 Randolph street.
tan1TeSQ3.1m.
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GEOLOGICAL IEcTulus.-A course OF SIX 1ec-
turcs on the NATURAL resources Of Illinois, the
great western coal fields, the ori In Of the prAi-
Tics, and kindred topics, has been prepared By
Professor C. d. Wilbur, Secretary Of the Illinois
Natural Historical Society. Professor Wilbur ls
cuarc 10 deliver these lectures in several cities
10 The west, and cou1empla&es giving them In this
NifV
, 1865-02-15

DRIFT MEETING, THIRD WAnp.-A meeting OF
The Third Ward Draft Association will lie held at
Union Hall, No. Gil State street, Oh Wednesday
evening. February 18th. at Il o'clock. The dra1
II ross nppu rs, and It pchooves every Ian liahle
III the Ward, to attend this meeting, and aid the
Committee, by paying in their subscriptions, to
cteaf the Association from the dTaft-
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Mcy1ckEE's TuCA1En.-Mlss Olive Logan Is
playing to good houses at McFicker,s. Last
night as Purthenia in "lngoEnat." she will
maintained the reputation she has so nobly won.
Her acting is deserving OF the highest com1neO-
dallon, o. WIS tcttincd BY the applause which
greeted her last nlgAt-she was twice called be-
lore the curtain.
, 1865-02-15

NV. SANITARY FAR.-The Spsrisuslists Com
1asttce On The n. II. Fair for the benefit Of the
Sanitary Commission and Soldiers home. met
yrs,cseay afternoon in the rooms Of the Sanitary
Commission Mrs. ]. s. Fuller In the chair. A
,nlmittce Of three was appointed to draft The
ine on Sunday next. the hour and place to be
hNuseareutlT oNNoNNCed.
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MEEuxa or TIE PoL1cx CoW1ss1oSEns.-A
regular meeting Of the Board Of Police commis-
sloness was held yesterday. Present, Mayor sher-
man and Commissioners Brown and Wentworth.
On uotion Of Mayor Sherman, Commisstoner
The last meet,ng we're read and approved
Superintendent Turtle reported that he hAd no
tiled the keeper of the Amory. that in future the
must be reported to the Boazd, and also the time
they remain there.
Snndry hills were presented and allowed.
On motion Of Commissioner Wentworth, the
secretarT Of the Board was allowed $25 for con.
tincent expenses.
The Hoafrl then adjourned.
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for refugees, irrespective OF color, Wnt held yes
tcriay afternoon, in the 1oons OF the Z. NJ G. As
eoc1stion, Mn Cutlcr in the chair.
?. l. Underwood. from the committee author
izcd To correspond With the Onion ASSOCIATION In
New York. relative to their proposition to estab.
llsh branch Of that society IN Chicago. reported
satisfactory progroks- buI no definite arrange
7u.nt. .. -
ine u suitable building. reported that none snch
letter was read from Mr. Thompson, Of New
Home" If 1he tonmltteo should decide on
] mixing .ae sasase l Home an nuziiisFy to the As
the building were discussed, but no conclusion
arrived at
Il was asked Il rough building like that used
good AZ more iiniahed one. as the Intention vas
nly to take care Of the refugees till homes could
be provided foE t:.ctn il The country =.
necessary. fer the present, to dispense with the
Would T. nstssa ss ai PsI. %aaa Be 70 s.1e an q
where The refurees could 90 to- to be thence tsken
out, WIN not more than onc day e de1ay.
.s.a g. NJ; nsTlsy tlonsht the best thing would be
ills would cost a'on. $500 1.-The In he mesndms de
they would want an Office, centrally located, With
an agent ready to nnfwer nll calls
Erv. Robrst Co!lyer Was in f.yor of nothing
rash or luTgc+ 7hrJ did not know w}nt were tbe
necde OF the Society. how many refugees came
here per week, er how long they must s,ay. They
IN hey sdca th Set Seiose hss
had had eome experience.
Mrs. say1s eaid that when they did come, the,
came py hundreds, Tue last bstch that arrlvrf
numbcfed 132; u1ey were sent to Rockford, ant
tlc understood that u msny more cou}d be t4ken
I'm motion Of n. +. Whiuey, the Connitte o.
Bu1ding wne dirt ctel to procure slItan!c oshce
and II possible, number Of rooms for the accom-
m.4lation Of the rcfGeees, II only temporary.
On motion Of Mr- RYDER the COMMITTEE receive
definite Instructions for the subetauce o! coG
muntcafton TO The present society In New York.
The President des1fed to call attention 70 II
great need existing .or etoihing Q! nny Find th'
WouId hide nakedncss md keep out cold
The meeting then adjourned till Thursday {is
morrew} afternoon At hslf'past three o'clock:
lie rooms Of the I. u. C.. Assoct5tlon. 1t sh!c
he hcll Il IL hoped that nil will attend.
, 1865-02-15

QUERr.-"Tarncd By the dte in PhIladc1phia
the city authorities Of New York are endeayoring
to prevent the storing or petroleum within the city
limits, Win not the authorities Of Chicago take
CONC such actions We nre informed that large
quantities Of the oil are stored In Chicago. Some
more stringent regulations than any which yet
exist ouIht 70 be made and Tigiely enforced
against the storing OF any tnaammablc liquids IN
1artre nuaufitel in The ccutfnl horizons Of this city
, 1865-02-15

"ANTED-lUC0Two and Three
w years men, Landsmeu. seamcn. AMI FIremen,
ior The Gqnbt at and NAVAL eerTtce FOR which We vii
paid to snl body hrnginsus an acceptsd recruit. Big
claims Tor prize money. no hardshpa. no marches! and
meals regular. Men enllsns Will do we'll By giving
cal! before enlist1nE elsewhere. Don't be swim
dle out money boys but enlist witt feapunst
4 CO. No. = South Clark xtIttt. ft4 h&2s-ft
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I@antG1>>a gRntB.

WANTED-Agents-For our u.
xsyrd on steei Tna bsst sertea eyer puea tn me
s,sty isy ~, eay tns% ,s9S,. eops aa.
dress A. KlDUER, 88 Waahiaztoa-st' Room IL
, 1865-02-15

LARcENI IL BA11EE.-J. Homer Shaw, who
holds forth ~ an occnltst On Clark etreet wns
yesterday brought before Justice Brown upon
complaint Of Thouae II. Hord, a former patient
who charges hin, with larceny as ballee- It 1p-
pears that uord, who wns for some lime under
fhnw's care. 1eft the city while ago, and 1ett
harness In his possession. which he converted to
has oWn use, and refused 70 pay for OF return.
Hence the suit. Shaw was held to bail 10 the sum
OF $500 10 sppcar at the next term OF the Recer-
defS' Court
, 1865-02-15

WANTED-Agents, to canvass
~ frbur great Metropolitan Glts EntaroEse-a
rev sens alton, aud meeting with an exttaordinary
eno.mous and pre mu3erse. Watches, silver ware
aud rich }eWeIy civ. agents. Send for c,fcu.
Chicago, Ill. fa1shs9a St
, 1865-02-15
gla11teu===G Situations.

"ANTED-Situation-Bya q
~ young married man, situation as 8alesman
Or grocery So1se. Good references gwen. address,
for two days, ". STEWART. 143 Lake street. up
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WfNTER I ARR A N GE fENT
TLEv MIAMI Z
s6TfiTnBas -. Xenia

RATG RHoAD So
81 CipcipnaA, Dayton, Richmond, Indianapolis
~ &C., ~, sgs * and Chicago. avn sd st'.,las M
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Testimonials from the MEDICAL Pro
Certificats from che IIev. DR.. Hamil-
T(I ton o. French, > of Montreal. OF

Ieertify that DR.. Johnson's medicines have cured
nv wife. who was subject TO debility many, years.
TIE medicines were used only two months , =, !,
49,, H.. .,t,i. az f.li n. o. u. Z hENN UiDf
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EToT Air FGKNXcEs-
PETER MARTINS NJ
dduoms ihPfSVsd,s,l, ~, g, sa',I''A
kOta,,AiTs EIIrnaC aCGS,
Fd9ta SI9 n 1TSSELL j1TSSELLt;C Ann PRIvAfE USE.r
EoErWoocl on Coal.
TgF,ANTEYETNN loE IEHE, g PHjRlEIS I. IS

THHErlApTENHISlN ~ kT'r ~ - Aft4AtttAy.
W6 Il sGS SospS sHGyS quates -
ceeded 1T% IN peTssS i claims 70 bo the best
Furnace now in use, Among its many advantages
DIAs5s EqsSsqss Il y s. N1s,,
operation. - 0vl-I I.,HsneS ~, -.
fresh air. drawn S a from Natures neSbaGstbis stock
Large Hif sSdidSs tSe confinement IF
steady supply Of moisture which Fovsrco@es the
Teetobjbclo on " tiQe AT hNIp1fesstga .,y
Tbs castings are he9y sl9 W
PsTtieHsSstIgR4sP sAAIssd y the ES;S
has been pfohcrnced og sclensinc men 70 20 Snc
/ 5BE1B,L n, H. " ~ ~; W - = =. -,
/ ~ Eyery Furnace warranted 10 give entire sat-
isfactidp l.as ,.L.t sn-a . ,,Sl 20 yoas
gs, ,as,a -. lSal,1 ~
who have the Furnaces IL Sse and 1oDnSs stress
ilAV iyh ahY ytRIo SlfITfT
IN RSth OO.. 81 JNicholasy loornar iFourth and
Racs Streets Cincinnati, -l,sg -, -,
L Elsas Fourth street, near John, CincinnAti.
II rKibf,rLart BA M stredt DinohnatlTy1srs bing
C w Rechtin. Pike street. Cincinnati. -,
Glpore Dunlap Cop pankers, roui.n s1
OinOtunh1iM hii. cov;ngton "
- a., Eba{,h n, fst mar SMITH Uincih-
natl z. = ~. m. .,ss .,,.as a u,ss,nust,ysr
Srwssst m S,aSils aISio
c;TTns, StssSTifytg'Tff M fFsfIl1 f,kHho &ttc
A NrRiddle, Cincinnati.
Mr. sn nsmitk, Sk q Tie Firm Or Smith DitsOn, Gin
lli. FeShlehef, Eighth streetInearh IN me- Nlneao
nai.a .,. .C,,,,,., :, o,,.,-. ., s.,,, ,,..,.. .l
NJ, \. .ymegfue, Mlltoru. vnlo. mo. y, s,.s. ..,,rs
L. 3. Blasdel, Lawrenceburg, Indians '''"
J. Bast, Architect Otnc!nnau.
b Mr.. Moore, ArchiteGt. Vlncinpat- srfavui ridT
4 Waiter Stewart, ginclinnAu' adi ai anHisi1u
Picket Son, CinelnnAt u, 1a.E..., tisHtss "
Anderson HAnnatord, ,Slncinnhu' rI .eiffd -Er
n. n.suLl4r s71sT-T-.aag -, -g,t.
The Warm Air Furnace N .nqiactursd Tor nsDy
Peter Martin, could mot easily be eSceled,. maElng
the atmosphere as pleasant as summer is free from
smoke or gas aud eosts tor fneI pus mere tIIno''
l9th Ward, Dayton street, Cincinnati,
~ 'iLs.-s 'I-il ~ .a1 ~ q,
hloi! '.'a M NorRE ID AsE. RKkDtHG, ONO Y
-L.l ~. ~ ~ Noyember 10Th, 1851. y y ~,
ma, !. !, = ,h.t ,y. tr;sd tIa
MR mARTISs1Innl n ls 70 oSrsy snsS lin E
turnace you onllt lot US, anu oto sa'i0nou "i'- ~
~ 90 Yours reSpect tSIpqITiFps SIpIlITTiFp NoTpE n AMEgs
a. t,r. D o. toANN'' @'N A'@
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3 'lIMpORTANT no LADIES.

Our Periodical Dropsi will bring. on the monthly
sickness in cases Of abstraction from any dause,
Price Si 00 m b -Iadies who are pfegnaht should
mot use them. '.''l ~ el" 'lal,i nv " ~ y,
Tonic for female weakness, a certain cure: Ss 90
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Sold by Druggists throughout the World.
PRINCIPAL SALES OFFICE,
IOS e. 900 Groenwich St., New-YOrlE
95-deod&Wly
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RATES Of. gyEMIISN SlnE NJ
ldiiass ofNonpausia OrA( incAsPacs, constitute
sa,Nssas 20 inkIiiY. 9ig .slEd es,o ssl.
TsrSseh insertion, per square rs cent? 'a'a = y ~
'Notlcosof Deaths. % cents ei'h' hiot y - j
Notice Of Marriages, 50 cents. ,llHb sifNis1
.Idteriisementa inserted. every othef DAY, ever
tirf dan and once week, viii be CHARGED tiee per
aouaro eanh insertion ~ r. iiitNililf la NrIk.4t
Ii,issl n 6fi1os N Local column, 20 cent? peF pe
or each Insertion. No Notice less than illog OF !
Vd bsHosds lad ndWEEKLY' sssalsnd is7lN
skHOuSol aaualo each Insertion Il 'sasa1. ,Es1a
Bnslnesa oees 30 cen nts PEI Inns eacn insertion
H al csfii sI6sntS shArtedresulaFrAtss.
NI 10 3dnO9oa na-hs-u8qsus Osia. nolia}
sm1sAu9mxEsIRER sdEqEliaemepts pust be pAld
fon-hoTeaf a tha tune the are
6fed 70 in all eases. There Wilde
nStkseptohgd llh HuiItlA1 = sElu lGl.l..
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1IsEAsEsoF TnE RtooD,, &C,

, 1DrsJohnson-Oea SiF--I must again state thn
Sonr remedies for scrofula and blood diseases ar
excelISht For sotofuia, syphilis or impurttIe
N fhs bfoodI al gHnd they never fail 90 cure Whel
hsetf AZ directed I have succeeded in eurilg th
worst cases OF syphilis now In our hospitals IN th
'bortsPPSs Of tya499g9nff4Fw H. LESLIE, SIZE MI N. D.
" ocihcithAti. December1B IS, 1868 aisls1 n
sfsTfSS IN 70 boa Il eifnlUON ID I'd hlOa !
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render Il EQUALLY aud expedientto conform he
action Of this diocese thereto and toresumc It's relations.
70 the General Convention Of tho Protestant EpscepNi
Church the United states OF America, 10 accosdenos
With tho principles and practice Of me cnufoe "
which Il was before guided; therefore,
Resolved That tho resolutions OF tho Convcnuon o.
this diocese adopted June g. 1862 adopting and agreeing
70 the constitution proposed by the adourned Convco
ton Of bishops clergy and aymsn' OF the Protestant
Episcopal Church the Confederate States OF Amersce
held In Columbia, South Carolina October 1851, be ano
the same Is hereby revoked andaan llled-.
Resolved That the constitution OF the Protestant Epn
copal Church In the Cned States II hereby aoceded 70
and recognized, and its authority acknowledged, and
that the necessary verbal changes in the constitution,
caOoDs, rules and orders OF this docosc be made 70 CON
form thereto and printed accordingly under the dircc
ton OF the secretary by substituting for the WORDS
Council" and confederate States "Convcn,oD" AND
"UDited States"
Resolved, That deputies ciercsl and lay, be elected
70 the General Convention OF the Protestant Episcopal
Church. W be held in the Untsd States in October next
Resolved. That if II bo practicable; IL is desirable 70
have special meeting OF the General Council called be-
oro the meeting OF the General Convention 10 procre
the Gna action Of that body with the foregoing
rcsOlutons and the bishops be requested to take such
measures as may DO deemed proper for that purpose
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OUR RETURNING VETERANS.
BOUNTY TO sOLDIERs.


For the benefit OF returned soldiers we would that
Atty dollars State bounty Is now being paid by BrsaAss
General g. K Marvin, Paymastop General at Albany, and
Colonel Chas W. Darling, Acting Assistant Psymasses
General New York. discharged soldiers entitled -
bounty by Of having enisedaDd been cred ted Is
the State betwoen July IT, 1852 I'm reg ncns numbcrn
over one hundred and Avcl and september O. s62 In
regiments numbering under one hundred and five she
bounty ceased September 80 1892 The State bounty q
seventy ave dollars commenced November 2 1e62, anci
closed March 81 1854
NEW UsB FOR VETERANS.
An account Of tho Commissionarc system in London
by which employment Ia found for some hundreds Of
wounded soldiers In England, was givcn In Tuesdays
HKaALp Tho jewellers and watchmakcn OF Coruhah
have started new use soldiers Finding that
leaving tho gas burning all night and Trusting to the
watchfulness Of the police are no efficient prote oo
against burglars n number of wealthy hrms In London
have combined establish patrol OF wachmen selected
from the corps Of Commissonaires, who are on duty
from the evening till six the next morning. aad
presume, on Sundays.