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, 1865-03-06
miscellaneous.
TOR A STUBBORN COUGT

!: TOR A STUBBORN COUGH,
Il Me ps. 2: JArsEs E1yETonAST as os.s, i
cure rhe mot 1nvs1esatg c. gghs II 60 u. -
For BrorchtHs, try JsyH6's k17.ctorsnt. It will
ealon.ty d bItathinz. ana psndecu , eneedY ear:.
c5ne ne s2a,mcdlc conts. :foa or lie vi tnbss Ct
a;E veetciss and cau.a the eiees17a Of the nucaua
E5lch ogs them.
For .PL5arS,y, take tvs CT three largo dns.s sf
jayne EIp%tiorant In Qu1cs Eucce7ston. snd cove-
10 warmly In bad 1hc tIe1& Will b. aubdued At ths
ontset. -
Kogs you caat:naptonf Jsytai Krpecsorant WILL
g1Td yeu Immediate rfiet i c:eaasss tae lungs
nolu 81 irrttst1e natter. Wit EFT hezs and l1y-
orAte5 thFn Tfo1saucs who 1aye Deen given u
EBr.
TanerRag couJh. Group. and ST Dt.esses Of ths
LuoEs kna RreAs1 are edtctu silly nnd ap-edy cared
by JsyDe's Exptcs,Iant isis no neR rem-iy. For
Tor irereasing rae evidence Ut lis
1!sat curative powers accuY2R{asing In our hands.
, 1865-03-06
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL
COMMEKLlAL.

SATURDAY EvEsrSu, March 4.
Business Was entirely suspended today. The
Banks, Board Of Trade and Stock Exchange were
closed, and consequently We havp no financial OF
commercial news.
, 1865-03-06

) iii F..i 's..::,..;v::h-,i;;s' :n,
: % ~, ys; =! .y19a9ss' 9 'p,,..tt n,.,o
? Coi * = 1T ~ Rn.e3 nnet'. snncr EesnT. Z, Aena'
~ ,9 d.. Hen HetnG ILL.,. @ r.
! ! ~ ~ uAMei 1a 18les. HaN e oslea1s.A =. Aa'
4 ~ s1;an a. R.eas a. y1sanS Ss.ha9aia' ~, ~
Z ~; ~ an1n II = 1..e In1assu41G I'LL
: ~, as5 =. - q Ha HSses. raata. Sft.a 60
) * E1u: = vge.e'- Gcasspo.[ n1tsa- ~
: ~ ~ 49,, ?, 'SaS1nd. n;tnEi11. VI
-! ~ % 1. T. tH..a.. Nai.s.,,a aaa'
~ GT1 = n,itt n. " atefS c' Casasane' ae enh~
: M ~ n re- X" = '.oas sa"saus 1a'
V.t T-t- ~ fY.-L. Y.,... A..
! ~. yonH m = =. Cteus-.. nelenas;; d1A.
= Gos. =. = naeIman. .NaehFaliet 1eun.
= Eo!. Ghs. I:Hotcn1afs.
Eoi. gNen stnaIt.-.- Savannah. "a.
! Goi- AeoIT =. Day.--. New Orieans, LIZ
: Eo!. smith u. ATKINS. Savannah, Ca
, 1865-03-06

The Richmond papers charge GOV. Brown
Of Gcorgia, with being, to all intcnts and
purposes, traitor to the Confederacy. We
hope they may prove their words true, ns to
GOV. Brown, I" or any other man."
, 1865-03-06

CATALHI.


Rect- Commanding Officer. sation.
! Eoi. Dani 5. B1:i, jrBston III Rouge, L..
8 i. Col. r. Ca1nahan .Nsshr3ie. Tenn
4 CAPT. Anth.y searSchMemphfs. ri, Tenn.
s,,c2 Il; co.,; J. 3She e. e1sSs@ hansh Nashville Tenn
! eoi: Wm: Gsnb:e =. Fairfax c.H. Va.
Il Col. Hasbrouck Davis ....
1a capt; 9: Allen Ny: Pine Bind, A1k::..
ID Col Robt. ". Smith. Nashville. Tenn. ..
II Col. Jno l. BeveRtdq qeIronton, Ho.......
AH11IEHY-11nsr REu1xEEr.
Il CO. cemmandtag oaeer. Station.
4 Capt 9. s. Smith: Nashville, Tenn. =.
G. 4! ). F. Channel. Savannah, Ga.
D. Capt. E. q. Cooper. Nashville, Tenn.
E. 1t Q. y. Gran. IT,. Memphis, Tenn.
F. Capt: J: H: Burton. Savannah. Ga......
g. + g. Daeh.ee =. Memphis, Tenn.
n. Capt. T. DeGress Savannah, Ga......
1. cspt. !. Roarie:, .Haipar's Ferry, Vi
ii. Gapt, g. Spencer. Savannah, Ga......
SECOND Rfh1kENT.
Letter
Of Co. Commanding oHce1. Station.
4. Capt q. Boris. :. New Orleans, Ls..
2. Capt. F Chapman. Memphis Tenn:
Y. Gant j. T. FLOOD. Ft Donelsouy Tenn
p. Capt G. s. Cooper. ....-... ...........
E.. 1t. Emil Steger. .... New Orleans, La. j.
F. Capt. =: 3. PowellNashviltc, Tenn,
G.. Capt J. ". Lowell - :. -.
Il. Capt. L. WhltnoreCl Clarksvil1c, Tenn.
I. cApt3C. n. BarncttSayannah, Ga......
X Capt. B. F. Rogers. Memphis, Tenn. -.
/. Capt W. u. BoltonV Vfcksburg, M.s..
II. Cons'd with other
Cos. Of this Regt.-
CNAssI0NED HATTEH1Es.
Nlnc Of
battery. Commanding 0fcer. Station.
Elein. Capt, 4. II. Wood .Kuoxvi'e, Tenn
Coegswell's Capt ". r. Elting Nashville, Tenn
1iihf ihlfnES9f1o Eqt;v capt T. F.
,xnsaS;,,. xGa,eaSo Capt r. H. Whits. .Newo,leans, Ii
nd feeaso of T1o;e Capitol. Ala.
BRIDGES.
Hcnshan I. :. 1t a. G. Putnam. London, Tenn.
Colv1n's .......Capt. J. Il. Colvin. .Knoxvie, Tenn
I. N. HAYNTE,
Adjut0nt General.
, 1865-03-06


Tbs N. 7. Ersnsng Post gixes the following In
te1essing facts touching tia annual prodncucn Of
that city:
Nuinber OF persons who return taxable
Incomes ACKNOWLEDGMENT. 1a;soo
No. taxed on &2Oo, N9 and npward-.... II
o.ta1ed upon %10o, 900 and upward q
No. taxed upon 450, 600 and npwatd... 2s3
No. taxed upon $1lQ00 and upward. LbS9
No. taxed upon 81, ,OO0 md upw'd about $3.50
No. taxed upon 81, ,n00aud upw'd about $500
AE'rge income ench OF L, ,St0p persons $4&0o
average war tax upon each Income. {929
Aggregate amount OF wnr t4I........ &4,355 600
. Aggregate amo7nt Of ofinc7me....-.... Isl, 100000
There are many wealthy men who return no IN
come. Many Of them are holders OF property
yalned At half 4 million to million dollars cach.
0ne Of these 41tvidnals, 1pted politician, fur
n1shes regularly his statement OF gains and ex-
cmptions, a:ad In 1868 he figured the government
in his debt 5000 and propo,ed that
tho assessor should pay him that sum- Last year
hts receipts according to his own retnrn, were
dve hundred dollars more than In tho year prcee-
ring, and bis Fatns, therefore, two thousand i've
bundled dollars less than nothing. 1t the same
time he paid taxes on plste, and on three OF four
Carriages. II :.
, 1865-03-06

market nominal. No. / white offered at
9e.C0: No. red at 81 90, without buyers. Corn
improving: sales Of cars On track at 81. .0G, md
cars hacged at 31.0e-. Oats-in demand; sales
ore at &c on hnck and 7Ec In BAGS.
, 1865-03-06

THE sKCUND NATIONAL BANK OF CHI
= CAGD.
q. s. F1scal Agent, a.e1t Of jar EooSe Tar rc-
eciv1nE SubscEtpsions to tts popular ~. tt ea:urF
Notes. TheBe notes n. trct from taxation, bath
STATE anc municipal. aIc the cniy Gcytsnuent Secu.
rifles new oprn to ~ csctlr+lon, ana at the present
pE1co ci 3-0s and oth u :. Bcu-3 pay the hfzh44s
1are OF interest 70 tte lnve stor. All slge Per Ceut
LFGAL I Ell DIR NO cE5. With 1ce1Yed lntere5t to
dLEt teprs will be tecel7ca a1ent tor sup
fs5lnt.onI WIEN atsortzd ACCORDING 10 dasa and &C
EImpa1ied b. Lux. Liberal Arrangements viii be
-'' - j. /. Ellie, rrezde2..
, 1865-03-06
PUIMONIC SY.

CCHENK'S PUIMONIC SY-
~ RUE SEA WEKD TONIC AND MaNpxAHH
pltLS--Ihcse descyed1r and celebrated asd zee.
healing AT, sna proved the 1aacY Of sey:7aI nax15
EaSa oaTe. 1oE saa1TJeass. ot.tsucted :he p'oET@
Ceusumption y lncUtsb,e; deferred phJ3lcians
EoD Etfetunt1uE to n1freule ees for that t.esa aa;
psueah sttcted WIN Il reconciled theZ1seiysa tss
death @ @ T,tso1t msktEx as5 e1oFs to escase from +
now HoEed, however. that GossuxrI1nr rA1 ~
crnED AID taat i Has azs1 cured in g.eas aumoer
Ct Cases t3one or them apparently desperate pas} b
SeasncA3 Puitnonte S5rap ai1nu aud. ID other ca3a
bJ he tsT nass ictne: u setioa with s9encET
Sen Weed Tonic and Mandrake Pills, one or bolh nc
cord!1g TO the recurenrEs5 OF thr casc Dr. scaepci
S1cuselE Tho hss enjoyed uninterrupted good hralfA
70 Be 81 ~ Tcry site Ct acssh; his phgslca1. having
h:s1Ate. h Was cured by tae afczrsstf syrup md
sses tts FgsoTeIy, many u Essads similarly aictee
ha7e Esed DT. Schenck's net.cne5 With the SANG re-
Mnxkab!e success. These aIeeent medictnea ara fuy
iAle n this css. BY al druggist. Fuu directions M
the u5e of tacm accompany eEs1 ho.E1e.
ayS1 K156 1ln.3s
, 1865-03-06

Inc NORTHWESTERN Btoncn OF tue Cdt1snan CoM'
mission acknowledges the receipt Of the following
additional donations since the last Published &C.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS:
@ Adfi!50Rs 1ton E9sf msstaE in Nl7Sp H9 sa9s
b Jas Sunderland, $3.50; Ladies' Branch Com
ef @ M Ws, u p @ peocssds % ssvs q
Fe1 ReIa z Eea tG1n West Madison o. asee i!at
fes ssa G59!e s aosson Ct Sss 4 1eMs ill.,
10 rssnsss ~; Il Fpsisss: ses "a
Ssffs!e'fy sfs9s Ia 'z soeis sssnf ~
conain, $3.50; collection, list and % y; E.
SIZE; Collection, vienna. his, By ]: u: Smith.
SO Co; collection al New Buffalo, Mich, By Rev.
j. ii. strong, $500; meeting at Naperytlle, ILL.,.
sade1a 1 xenG2 dg 59Ti farSa9 @ S Dss bap
Church sociase 81 AZ JGseRs, n Nigh Sy John
port, Iowa, BY Miss 4. Hardy, 5000; Norwegian
kp k xsa % SgnSss sasss sasss sfhs2 al GahsS,as sos = M a
Si@to; BsesSle sold5ssa' Rsl!e; ' sqststy, s;sa
con, Ser, $3.50; collection Pres. Church, Roek
Islam, " MeEsr.. Willard and ch1ld, s2s85 Ms.
reetlpe at Geneseo, H., BY Rev ]. IL Strong IN
par0, $scQ; Shields Mission Sabbath School, CHI
sion Sabbath School Chicago, By a. i. Hinck1cJ,
Greas-, NIB; Ladies' Loyal-Leasue, Pleasant
Ridge, in, BY. Stephen TART, sis; Pine Isl
and. MIN, by Gardet Dlckey, SIS: A.
kinson, H., By Key. j. F. Richards,
s3.fo; Friend to the Ch1istlan Com.
mission. Belytdere, by D. 4, Eddy, s.;
t,ornl from Lawrence. ILL.,. by Lomacl Clatk, s.
20; Young Ladies' Of Yandalta, Iowa, BY Jamsa r.
Roach. s25: Ladies' Christian Commission, O.ta-
wa. ILL.,, BY Yrs. g.. ". Cheeyer, $lto;- Dr.. Ship
man, Chicago, monthly subscription, $19; N eet-
Ing at Fulton: ILL.,, By Rev. J. II. Strong. stoo+so.
Total, S2ba4&0.
Previously acknowledged this rear. sLf71.45;
grind total, <6.2a8 O6.
0Ee hundred and fo1ty-ohs dollar. credited to
.LaSalle In November acln n1wlclgncnts, should
have tecu credited TO Pontiac an Paw Paw, III.
Send all Een1tances OF money to 8, z. Far{iag-
, 1865-03-06

HQE0 eA1FpEH DT Au FAllA
BEEF CATTLE.
SATURDAY EvRNrSa, March 1, 1853,
During the early part Of tho week the receats nero
limited ind most:y composed Of c6sr: g stock, aud
with little demand for tha. grade the market rnled
dull and theraNasa slight decline On the closing
pr.ces oflast week,
During the latter part Of the week thareceip have
been quite heavy, with : largo proportion Of good
stock, and the market has been Qu,tr active.
The decline Of the first part OF the week has been
fnrl5 1eceyc1ed, and Il anything thera h.s besn I
alisht advance from the closing quota.kna Of last
week, but the Improvement has be.n chiefly In tho
teeiug Of the market snd ora ready s1to Of STOCK
there has been dutinE the vi ek yers light de-
mtnd for extra shipping bseves. New York sai:pn
are afraid 10 rask sending any esst until aser Lent,
sbere being It present ms1Cla - operste and tha
p ects that there vii; be duu markets for roma
weeks 10 come. TIE New York Central Il n " opens
10 that shipments can be msde wlshtQt drtealion
Govern ment contractors have, been buy
Ing lsrxe1y curing the week, chiefly for
tho Balsuaere delivery. There a1e 10 It come
rew contracts let IN = few days. AID larse
uunbe.s h-ge teen bought up N auii.3atior.
Tho purehasea have been mostly Of good to prime
beevcs with some Of inferior grades or supplying the
western army.
The receipts duzlngc1ho weak have been really much
larger Than staten ent show from tho fact III It on
account OF there being session OF lbs Board o,
Trade. to-day We have no report y
: '1bese pss been but little demand tos p3of csts .
, 1865-03-06
-FOUR CHOICE FAR "
F0KsAlE OR 10 REKT,
In Lake Coun EE Indiana.

GRRA- sToCK AND GA IN FARM
One Farm COZ tain1,g 1s11 aurs, on :ht EAnksree.
This Is th@ bess frocE snd grain fl in the county
tVeE a3Go worth Of bRi1t1r 400 proved
the whole paI a!ly fs9ced and seHtet tame Yrass.
VIII nnsuEpAssed cattle anu fe&Ep rage, and op3os
tun1ties tCr p1tnR 81 uu!toi!ed nantity Of hay,
~ ac1ts OF timber In the middle OF Tbs farm afori-
ioe n aa1ni:so protection % stock from pra!r1a
Sue falm d tto acfT1 IN t=i~a :f1onn Crown Point
16o 2cte& ull ler fence- Good nouao anu b44ns '
One Farm fss0 acres. two nQes.:orn Crown Paint
Icnort1bi. house ana stahle1. 700 acres Under flce
lEo0 bearing fruit sraes-
One Faror 1eo ac1 e. 13f nj ea IRON Crown Point
ltod ceh.oztable 0ne aud half 4tcrY hoaB., naw
morse ba1Es and Other Improvements. The whoe uo
der fence.
These Parma are 81 bcsu.ttn'lr situated on MAIN
fcau9 and c2uventent to r1tfo1d facilities. Gro m
Point The County sent OF Lake County, Ind about
thirty mAss from chicago. tha ChicsEo ald Great
Ea.tsr1 Railroad. new TcAd JEST comprtsd,c n
ntcttnE tinctbustt With EnIcagp. i chelleuKr tbs
whole HhkEt!} p Valley to produce A-heal.hleF tocl
ton, or a1e Of natural be1uy, sarfounde ~
It 70 by \ 5ol 1uaurpassc In richness.
Will sell TOT onefoRrtn cAln down, the baIance In
enc tEo and sh1ee geaT1 CT Ttl rent Tor cAsh or
glaln Eel Ito coed tar1uers. No cthsEs nesd xppl,
Crown Petnt. Feb. q. 1s75. rah6m:ss.std l;i:13
GREAT s]5x GIFT D1sTRIBU,
2x9.00Q
, 1865-03-06

.Aess.s. T. 4 q. GAuGHAN d CO., liz broadway
New York. extensive M1urACIuREas Am. rxPoz
I9b1 Of all the lesdlng and most faahuuahle syca
NATCHf9 AND JEW ELRY. deatrtnz 70 iucreast
the1r ousnas 70 an nnlimttd e1ttnr. hsve resolved
regulations following:
CHRT1T1cAr1s. naming each article and it, value,
One Of ths se envelopes will be sent By mail any
dress On rrcc1pt OF = cents. -"
ALL AtFrICLEs SOLp At ONE DOLLAR EACH
WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE!
On receipt OF the cest.1cste you will see what you
tie dolar and take the article tuIchaser. MAJ
thus obtain go Eateh diamond rtnz Or any set Ct
en- toe{ than one ao!,aEs sorth, there aTe
one or eenEs nve for es Il; eIesea = y. dirt,
for Is; atHty.nvc fer $40; ono hundred for 115.
cats ordered BY them, provided t,leir reiu,ttance
amounts 10 one tnllAr. Agents. VIII collect :5 cents
or every cfrtdcate and REMIT Is ccnts to either
7. d H. GAUGHAE 4 CO.,
MN. No. u8 Broadway, New York.
, 1865-03-06
For tho Week Ending D1arch 4, 1865.

SATURDAY EVENING, March 4. 1855.
The following table shows the daily receipts and
shipments Of Bcaf Cattle and Hogs during the week
frA11
, 1865-03-06

x IL k.'.''.''''..'--......-
! 15col. Geo. G. Rogers. Savannah, Ga.
- coi' aoDt F. om1tn'.- Il"
"a 8. ri vi r
"a WI: : ! IL" "e'"eooe1Latste Rock, Ark.
n ri i,..;.; ...:..
81 ~ RI Ga41G! ln1ta,a!sy.. savannah, Ga.
- w. L. eaa'o"aJ'auntsSllle, Ali.
= II ri O.. :...
a nsnt E.oda.;s od s etmasgn' Hn W: d1ndreds, Va
81 Cspt IafI fea.S as..s S1.seHgie.Nashgilie, Tenn.
~ 14EnS ygu4 : SSEott...;.-
y i'1'"'o'oonne'osFott Royal, s. c.
u ~ ~;
q ~ ~. PLY naenra 70 9 hlI1ef hsnner, La.
,G * ~ 1 Holen hsnL-;:;-".
y y ~; Ma55ea 4 5hedd. Savannah, Ga.
= = r. ~ SI. =. = r. FeaEson. ~ :.
, 1865-03-06
WITCHES, CHAINS D1in0AD RNGs, &C.,
WORTH OVER
0NE AIILILON DOLLARS.
all to be soM for One Dollar eaeh1!
WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE.
Not TO be paid for until you Know
What you are to Receive.
sPLENDm LIST or ART1c1ng.
ALTO De SOLD FOR Il 90 EACH.

st Gents Geld Hunting Case Watches $50 to a15o
20 4ndtes' Go1d anu EnaMfed Ca4e
Watche tchea.............-........... s. Il
so GeHr' Hnntt1g-Case Silver Watches s. - ~
go D1amoEd kings. 50 -lDQ
200 Cod V-st a.d Neck Chains, .,,...... Is W
5000 T. old Ov4t Band Brace'ets ..,,,,,,,,x 8
5I0f Chased Gold n.aceiets. ID
ECO Chaf1la1Ec Chains anu Guard Chains q
1.tC0 So itaire and Cod BroocleB..,...,.. ID
2,oC0 Lava and F!DFentlhe Br.oches..,,... / 6
5000 Coral, Opal and kMerad Brooches. =
5ip0 Mosaic Lava and Florentlue Ear
5ooCoEal, Opal and Emsrs i Ear Dfops. q
4JGO California EtamonA Breast Pins'.,,750 10
9e0d Gold Fob and Vest Watch Eey,,.3D
400 Fob and Vest Ribbon slites ID
5000 Sets or Solitaire sleeve Buttons,
STUDS, sEc ...................-....,, 80 3
3coa Gold Thlmhlts Pencils. etc,
1899 Miniature Lockets. kets...-:...-....-.......25o 8
4@ =" Magic SpstuE..,... a
acG9 Gold ToothPtcka, Crosses, etc...... j"
SOD etalE Sold Rings 1 ID
500 Chased Gold king1- -.............,..,,. l.
10000 Stone Set and SiEnet Mug4,.,,,...25O ID
l0G1 CalifofniA Diamond k,ngs :. ......, q I'd
ECO Sets Ladies' sfIewelu-Jtt and Gold, S Is
6,ooQ Sets Iadlea' JeWelsy-Cameo, Pearl.
.oo aoid s FtiS. sii1s1 Extension Hoas;; :"
1000 Gold Pens and Gold Mounted Hold
5000 Cold Pen; md iiiod E1isn.isn Hold 8
500 siiT,r GoSisi; ana Drinking Guns;
AMo StiTer CaAto11.: Is " 50
Ct1FyAE z <%} r. hxxF Nat. i
, 1865-03-06
lELiHCiS SOLDIERS IN the
FIELD.
Location Of Illinois Regiments and
other Military Organizations
at Date Of Last Report,

dkSLaAL HEADQUARTERS, STATE Or Itrrxo,.., -,
+: Ap5uTANT GBNKRAL'a DftIoT.
sFn1fa1IELD. Feb II, 1855.
Location OF Illinois Organizations at dste.of iast
, 1865-03-06

1ucoN0eB Oh F6#.E E0fK CITY
Tbs N. 7. Ersnsag P3st gixes the following In
eresting facts touching tha annual pruductcn of
, 1865-03-06

We hare heretofore published telcsraphic
synopsis Of the important testimony Of 7. E.
Courtney. leading democrat" Of this city
in regard to the "butternut" Importation
LAST fall. Below we insert a fuller report Of
of the testimony furnished BY our special re-.
norfer:
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-06-15
VALUABLE PROPERTY
F O r S A L E F!

TINE subscriber offers for sale the following
l. valuable property, which may be had at a
bargain:
A No tract of land lying in the western
part of Richardson County, Nebraska, on the
Great Nemaha, fifteen miles west of Salem,
well known as the Abrams Farm" 1t con-
tains 235 acres, of which IS acres is splendid
timber of the finest burr oak, walnut, hickory,
hack berry, mulberry, elm, cottonwood, and
other varieties. The Nemaha runs through
the timber, and there is on this land one of the
finest mill seats on that stream, together with
an abundance of stone. The remaining 160
acres is prairie land, of which 100 acres is en-
closed and under cultivation-most Of the en-
closure being the very best rail fence. There
are on the farm two good dwelling houses,
two excellent wells of water, and large Or
chard of young bearing peach trees. The rent
of the farm for the present season, being ore.
third of all the crop raised, will also be for sale
the coming Fall. - .-....
Also--sO acres of prairie land, near Prairie
Springs, Brown County, Kansas.
A1so-Two good dwelling houses and three
lots, in White Cloud.
Assoc acres of land, four miles south of
Forest City, Holt County, Missouri, partly in
the bluff and partly in the bottom. This tract
is all timbered, of the finest quality, and is one
of the best sites for tan yard in this Western
country.
Alse-Four corner lots in Mound City, Hol,
County.
Being necessarily absent a greater part OF
the time, persons wishing to purchase any Of
the above described property, may apply, for
particulars, az follows: For the Nebraska farm,
to Richard Pickett, on the premises; for the
Prairie Springs land and White Cloud lots, al
the Chief office, White Cloud; for the Holt
County land and lots, to VIM. Kaucher, Snerifl
of the County, at Oregon.
The ter ms are, Cash down.
May 4, lsG5-3m. j. A.. PICKETT.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-06-15
.AdverGiSinG:
REGULAR ADVERTISING.

For any other length Of time, in accordance
with the above rates, which apply only to reg.
ular advertising.
Business Cards of lines or less, S. a year
For Legal and transient advertisements, 81
per square for the first insertion, and so cents
per square for each subsequent insertion.
Special Notices will be charged so per cent
extra; and editorial advertisements and per.
sonal communications, double price.
Ten lines of solid Brewer make one square
All Factions of half a square and over, are
counted rs a full square. 80
Advertisements requiring to be certified to
will be charged the cost of certifying, in addi
ton to the regular rates. .-.-.--r.=.
Transient advertisements must be paid fol
invariably in advance.
% JOB WORK of all kinds done on shor'
notice, as low as the times will admit. All
Job Work must be paid for when taken from
the office.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-06-15
Caution !

II the reader Of tais notice" cannot get
box of Pills or Ointment from the drug store in
his place, let him write to me, enclosing the
amount, and will mail box free Of expense.
Many dealers will not keep my medicines on
hand. because they cannot make As much pro-
fit as on other persons make.
None are genuine unless the words Helle-
eay, Nep York and London" are discernib;e
as Water-ma,k in every leaf Of the book Of
directions around each box; the same may be
plainly seen by holding the le.f to tie light. A
handsome reward Win be given to any one rem
dering such information as may lead 70 the
detection Of any party o. parties counterfeitins
the medicines or vending the same, knowing
them to be spurious.
s.sSold at the mandatory Of Professor
HOLLOWAY, 80 Maiden Lane. New York,
and BY all respectable Druggists and Dealers
in Medicine throughout the United States and
the civilized world, in boxes, at IS cents, q
cents, and $l.40 each.
q There is eonsiderable saving By tskipl
the larger sists. fse2t. I, el-I5.
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Valuable Lands for Sale.

DY direction of the Secretary of the In;eri-
ID or, and in pursuance of the provisions OF
the ID article of the treaty of March 9th, 1861
with the Iowa and Sac and Fox Indians of
Missouri, scaled bids will be received as here
matter indicated, f r the following described
tracts of land, the same being that portion OF
the Trust Lands of the said Sacs and Foxes
now remaining unsold. and situated in Rich
ardson County, Nebraska Territory:
DESCRIPTION Of LANDS.
Ell 1sSWL,S ELNW a Sec. 81
NEL Sec. "a; N w a Sec. q; E Is S E a
See. %; Lot N f S E 4, Lot w a
Sec "a; Ell, Lots and and and S E a
\ Nv W 4 Sec. SS' N f 4 Sec. So; 7'"" l
NwIsEA.sE!4 NV 4 Sec; IS
NEl:, s 1ss,W SE4 NV Sec: IL
Sec: 10; S Z NEL, So sw Sec. 90
NEL,N = and S E d e d Sec. %;
W Il Sec. %; w INV u Sec. 26; Sec
81; W = and S E Il Sec. %; s e Sec. %
N x Lot NV Sec. 80; S Sec. 81
NW11 Sec 80; W = and N E ID Sec. 80
Topal, Range Is.
S1I SW Il Sells; S w Il. W and
ELS Sell Sec. 10; SW u W Sec.21
W i Sec 30; Torn /, Rance 16.
Tire above described lands will be sold il
tracts not exceeding ono hundred and sixt.
acres each. All bids must be made in dupli
cate, and mailed SO as to reach their destination
on or prior to the Oath day of May, 1865. ON
copy should be directed" John A. Burbank
ESQ.,, q. S. Indian Agent, MOZART, Nebrask'
Territory" the other, to Commissioner o
Indian Affairs, Washington City, d. d." AM
both endorsed, "Bids for Trust Lands Of Sac
ond Eoxes of Missaurip
| case there are improvements upon the liant
desired, the bidder will be required to state tn
price proposed for the land and Improvement
separately.
DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR,
| OFFICE OF INDIAN AFFAIRS,
| Washington City, D. c.,
April 18th, 1865.
May 44w.
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Disorders Of the Stomach

Are the sources of the deadliest maladies.
Their effect is to vitiate all the fluids of the
body, and to send poisoned stream through
all the channels Of circulation. Now, what is
the operation of the Pills7 They cleanse the
bowels. regulate the liver, bring the relaxed OF
irritated stomach into natural condition. and,
acting through the secrctive organs UPON THE
BLOOD ITSELF, change the state of the system
from sickness to health, by exercising a stimuli
taneous and wholesome effect upon all its parts
and functions.
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v,s.,u PLAYED OUT.-During I'll

x,..,u PLAYED OUr.-During the
~, N J,vs of blockade running the port
I sS.ss a was aourishing. Everybody
y. ,;eb or fast becoming so, at least IN
.r.nce. A correspondent Of the New
rs Herald writes: Everybody who
w. -, away is leaving the Island. The
S',.;e, takes away full load OF passen-
vv '" for New York. Auctions occur
s s.t day of goods intended for block blockade Dc
~" s,sipg. bu. which have gone down to
'..m;ns prices. With the departure Of
S. s,e,mer the Royal Victoria Hotel
- .L..s for want of patronage. There are
q: . blockade runners here. laid up for
.,, Of business. 1t is said they will
:" ' to the River Ls- Platte. and carry on
4. s,ms business during the war between
pv,gusy and Brazil"
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IMPORTANT NOTICE

To Disabled Soldiers, Seamen and ma.
rines, and Widows or other Heirs Of
those who have Died or been Killed
in the Service. ..-
CHAS. G. TUCKER,
Attorney for Claimants, Bounty Land and
Pension Agent, @
WASHINGTON CITY, D. G.
DENSIONS procured for Soldiers, Seamen
L and Marines of the present war, who are
disabled by reason of wounds received or dis
ease contracted while in service; and Pensions
Bounty Money and arrears Of Pay obtained 10,
widows or or other heirs of those who have died
or been killed while in service.
Bounty Land procured for services in any o.
the other wars. CHAS. c. TUCKER,
nov. 7, 6l-tf. Washington, ID. Z