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, 1865-01-23

Of this number, about $4,000 are infantry,
and 0,O00 cavalry. But within three weeks
gieat change has taken place in the location
OF these troops, though not in these numbers,
rs recruits were not to be had, aud no great
battles hare -been fought to deplete their
ranks.
The cavalry are still retained on outpost duty
in the Valley, in Southwestern ViTSinia and
South Carolina, while one week since the
$1,000 infantry were distributed as follows:
n the Valley none.
Mtth B1sekenEfage--.......................; 100
Going TO meet shc1m -n-.-.................S5, 900
It Is apparent then, that now is the time to
strike Richmond; the weather is pleasant,
and 1t Is nearly us late In the year rs 1t was
Elcn G7nnt opened the campaign IN 1852, and
later than when Roaecrans opened that Of
1868, and the weather is far better. VIII
Grant and Thomas armies lay id1es E7ery
reader knows the character Of Gtn. Grant we'll
enough 10 Lc convinced that be will not allow
his army to rust in inactivity. Now is the
time to strike Richmond. The force march
ing ont against Sherman cannot attack and
defeat him tCt By intrcuchins, it can re-
tard his march, as johnson checked the ad-
vance on Atlanta; aud behind the earthworks
OF Richmond, Is 600 ,nen can make q long aud
stubborn defense.
Napoleon once said: "1f 1t requires 10000
men 10 capture place, take 40, 900 - and
upon this motto Gen. Grant will act. He
could capture Richmond with h1shprcsent
army, but he can with ease bring ten more
corps into the field. and make his work more
speedy and sure, and less bloody, and that is
What he is doing.
1haEe written you before relative to the
ability Of the cavalry under Thomas and
Canby to unterly destroy Hoods army; and
have said that not an Infantry man Is required
in this department. except to garrison q few
Of the principal points needed toprotect our
communications ard nom / hasF The pleasure
Of announcing to udf that the
= are on kheir ,oay East, TO join Gtn.
Grant, 50 that immediate detiriIy on d< Jaa,.s
may b erpocted.
I1cpeat, my information relative to the
present disposition Of Lees army Is correct,
and it is that which caused the transfer Of the
corps indicated, ut least two months before It
VAS intended they should be transferred.
The cavalry in this department will not re-
main long inactive, md they will be amply
supported by the 9TH corps and Stednan's
trnOts.
, 1865-01-23
Chicago Iribunc.

~IAuNU %AtUN4tI.
-- ---4--------
MONDAY.YJANUARY %. 1871
---. -,--------- ----.------- ------------
CanrTiSa - 4 1agcA1h a II
There is a vcry crncra1 ,,,on n,,r nm III,
part Of tho Legislature and peoplc Of Illinois
In favor Of changing the location of the State
Capital il there were equal uuanimfty as to
the point to which it should be transferred,
the removal would doubtless already hare
taken place. We have done notling to create
such sentiment, having been entirely s51ent
on the matter. But We accept existing facts
and adapt ourselves to them. If the Canita,
is to be removed, us seems to he assumed at
what point In the State shon,d Il In oei,,,.
listed In order to promote ,he 'ntcrasts s''o -,
the whole people Of The Slater II wonld
hardly be worth while to remove It FINN
" Springfield, because Springfield Is n ouiet in
terror town, away from the great commercial
and busincss centera, and locate it at one or
the other Of half dozen thriving villages
that might be mentioned, each of which
Would be open to the same objections. Every
'cntespr1sing village In the State is interested
IN preventing the decentralization and dtsre-
pute into which 1t would fall By being made
the site Of the capital For everybody knows
TINT the moment the capital Of State is cs-
tablished In moderate town, its entire peo.
pie Immediately forsake their former charsc.
ter Of honest industry, and adopt the theory
that from thenccforth they arc to get their
living BY boarding the Legislature a few
months Of the year and the public officials
the. remainder. This keeps them MI yawn-
Ing idling, talking pclitica, office hunting
and poor as church mice. The meanest of all
places for resident or q stranger is small
town which undertakes to get living
ey prey1ng on its gues:s-and sue
ceeds. This is all that ails Springfield.
The capital is the innocn1atins virus
of the disease. Remove that to another
one-horse town, and though it might pre-.
v1ously have been full of enterprise and &C.
, 1865-01-23

burned By gueE!lIas at Pitchin's Point. After rob
hing the boat Of $50 600 In greeubarks, they took
the Captaln, crew and passengers ashore 90 oris-
haleS Of cotton.
, 1865-01-23
CONGREESInN APPO &.
.TlON1IENT,

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunc1
SPRIN0FIELD, Jan. n, 1866.
Er. Mack OF Kankakee, In the Senate, aud Mr.
Dane Of Carroll, In the House, introduced the fol-
lowing bill to apportion the Stats Of Illinois into
fourteen Congressional dlstricts.
Counties. Population. Counties Population.
FIRST DISTRICT. EIGHTH DISTRICT
, 1865-01-23
= ~MME8CIALs

SATURDAY EvESIao, Ian. 81, t6as-
The following table shows the reeefpts and
shipments OF produce and provisions during tho
past twenty four hours:
, 1865-01-23

Concerning the 10 shares Of td"n City Iusu-
rance stock, there WAS some Misunderstanding g.
tween buyer and seller a to whether or not IL,
stockwas 1lpa,d, but the parties agreed to set
tie privately.
After business Was concluded, 4 yery laudah1e
effort was made to ret motion carried to hold
only one session on Saturdays, but It was lost-
s1on hereafter commence ut halfpast ten o'clock
, 1865-01-23
TuLJAs. II, 1oB TWO xKAEa-
16s+5. 1851.

Tota1-.........1,12.,2s9 ....... dt1F,t61 ......
The shipments during the week ending to-day,
amount to a,G95 live, and II, 81 dressed
1908. The following table shows the shipments
Of Live and Dressed Hogs from October 1st to
date!
suIpxENT or LIVE AND DRESSED HOGS r1nn ncr
, 1865-01-23

1BKsslUN-74a4 Il.
Owing TO the decline in gold and the e1cltment
In produce, the evening session did not commence
I'LL nearly o'clock, and before the cali was
through there was good attendance and consId-
cradle spirit manifested Tho following are the
bids and pffern:
, 1865-01-23
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET,
Fer tho Week Ending, Jan. ~, 1865

SATURDAY BVKNIsa, Jan. II, 1st5,
Tha Ecceipts OF Beef Cattle and Live Hos1 1t tho
various yaEs In tho city for the week ending to-day
conpare ~ follows with the previous weeks spca o.
tobef |. 1851. ~
, 1865-01-23

H- The New York Rerittr says the pre-
yailing modes for ladies were neycrso bizarre
and brilliant as now and the sudden irrup-
tion Of crimson, yellow, blue, green and scar
let, gold braid and buttons, can only be
traced to the effect Of the prevailing military
spirit Of the country. Our gay zonayc and
chasseur uniforms have produced sort Of
contagious fever for bright colors and sfngu-
lar patterns, which has at once seized upon
the sex with which dress is an important con-
ssderation. And this military origin Of the
fashion further shows itself In the actual In
sicn,a Of the soldier, which ARC complacent1y
adopted by the ladies. Cheyrons, army-but-
ions. corps-badgcs, etc, are now standard
nortiou Of the modiste's wares !; and If tho
rage continues, VIC may expect to see our
wives and daughters actually wearing swords
and carrying cartridge-ho1es.
THE Confda1ate organ IN tits city
publishes letter from the Senate reporter OF
the Associated Press indicating THAT some re-
marks Of ours en- his method Of doing bust
ness have made strong impression on Lii
miud. We had already been made aware OF
the fact by The improvement in his dispatches.
We no longer find our Senate report consist
Ing Of ono speech reported verbatim. and IN
pering off with ,helucid expression: "Mcssrs
Ramsay and Howe spoke against 1t, aud
| Mess,s. Sh, r1nan and Collnmcr in favor Of II
Senate adjourned" The public will thank u
for the rcior1n which has becn accomplished
, 1865-01-23

Receipts und ahYpments- Of Hogs for Two
Seascns-ADp-oxlrtate Packing TO Untc,

SeAsC1s-Asr-oxln1ate PackiNR 20 Dote.
The receipts Of Hogs during the week ending
today (January 81 amount to 10 74s live and L. 100
drcssed-total s5a38, against total last week Of
5,139, and total in the corresponding week last
year of g, 0s5
The following table shows the weekly receipts
Of Live and Dressed Hogs from the commence
uaent Of the season to date:
RECEIPTS Or LIVE AHp DRESSED uoas FROM OCT.
TILL JAN. II, 1oR TWO xKAEa.
, 1865-01-23

NV YonK, January al.-The Rerald's Nassau
correspondent. lsth, says: The utnos: netiltty
prevailed in the Anglo-rebel-bl -blocka &c running
beet plying between Wilmington and Charleston
and Nassau. Cotton, valued At ta,eo1,o ,ooo, he
statee, had been landed At Nassau from the aboTc
named Southern ports within ten days.
a large number Of British trading vessels had
ssiled from Liverpool, London and the Clyde,
laden with supple, for The sebels- Two block
the 18th iustaut. They have probably discovered
before now, On arriving In New Inlet that .
change has taken p1ace In the position Of affairs
there, and that they move just In time to fall into
the hands Of the national forces,
, 1865-01-23

| Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad co,nnar9,
On their representation that they wou1d fnrth.
with build there arst-clsss nas.enoer tonsa
and freight depot, In 1862 that norton n,
Depuyster street, between st. Ci,r1e, and
Canal strects vss s,1yen In thu s.v,. ,o-,o.a.
tion. In 1863 they reca;vrd. from ~ - .
certain franchise, by ordinance .1lov;ne t.4, I
further p,iyileres on Stewart .venna ~.
ther ojone in The summer thew cent - . c,-a ~
munication offering sa5. 600 in case the cItv
would tunnel the river At Adams street vac.f-
inc Adams, and $4,000 for 3 tunnol Al Wash.
tnrton STREET. That communicates, r-.a
sent to the Comm,ttee m streets and A,1sv.
West nivfs,on and e,h.-orsnt,v = oo,,--,,.,
cation was sent IN from the cit;zens wh;c,,
WAS referrcd tn tha Coum,tt.a m u.-bora
and Rr;does In +be 1otb ~ fnoo..,,,a. t,,osa
comm1ttees viii, a rna;or;tr ~ +ba Ro,~d ~
Public Woria renorted In fsror NJ +ba v,o..
t,on of Adams strert and tha hn;,d;rr - .
.unpe1 1nae, The river Al wasb,nr,o,, st,.at
the Railroad Company to nar towaras Il
sao, 900, and to raise by further subscription
$4,000. making the whole sum 800 oooo.
This vacation was perpetual. A remonst.ance
waz presented from owners of two miles
frontage On Adams, Canal and Market
streets, protesting against the vacation Of
Adams street, and asking that such steps be
taken at once rs would give them a bridge or
tunnel, and promising to cheerful1y aid the
4uthoritie. in the movement. The report
made to The Council as aboye. with this re-
mopktrance. was referred back to the
committees. They reported At, a
~,,,t,, ~,o.4s.,.nr AZ r,,., -s
, 1865-01-23

kind and description, used fu the construction or
operation Of said Railways OF any Of the appurts-
! nances in and about Che same and p.Y for the
| eamc In the manner hereinafter mentioned.
Tie amendment to the bill as II passed the
House rescrving to the Legislature the power
10 reduce the fares seems very we'll, bat
It 1nny te that the future city Of Chicago
would think 1t proper not only to r,duco but
10 tax the fares The people may wish to do
50 within ten years. Is 1t wise to grant
tamden and AmboJ monopoly, whose scepser
OF power will defy tho pnblic, the Common
Council, and the Legislature? WIN not those
who rule the Legislature now to extend their
charter. be able to rule 1t by the same argu.
ments hereafter to maintain their fares, IF
the Legislature are faithful to them in small
things, will they not be faithful also in creatt
We have the interests Of Horse Railroads
as much at heart as is consistent with the
interests Of the people, and ultimately of the
Railroads themselves. The people and the
Railroads are mutually dependant On each
other, and the trrest selfeinterest for each Is
to promote the>trne interests Of the other
without stealing q march upon or seeking
to control them. But when the railroads
seek to steal march Of ninety-n1ne years on
the people without rendering any tax or
eqnivalen. whatever for it, they themselves
open q war, which the Press may forsee and
endeayor to guard against but which such IN
aggression On either side will render inevita-
bic. II the cuuencyin In which the railroads now
receive their fares is inadequate to pay fair
profits, we are In favor, upon such an exhibit
OF their affairs Is will show that fact, being
made, Of allowing them temporarily to raise
their fares to 6, or 10 cents, but we believe
this Ia not claimed.
One word 10 those who voted for this bill
in the House. Though tho circumstances
should darken the air with r,imors and idle
suspicious, VIC have no insinnations to make
againRt the integrity of%any member who has
voted for this bill Ne leave it to others to
make insinuations where they are not pre-
pared to substanttate charges, Each member
Is responsible to his own constituents. But !
But We wouid remind them Of familiar cases
IN the Legislatures Of adjoining States in
which the Tote upon 3 siugle bill has swept |
an entire legislative hall Of Its members, not |
3nc Of them being reelected.
, 1865-01-23
\T o T I G E.
The RltHiRDS' MANUFACTURING COMPLY.

Notice 's hereby given that the RICHARp3' MANU-
FACT UHlSG CU. Ewing sold cut their entire eat
lthn1snt At 100 and 1872 EsshiE stcn street, to s. X.
BALL, said company h he.eby dissolved, And III per
pany, will apply to E. 6. L: FAXON, 70 Lake .Heek
T. g. L. FAXOk, President.
.. J GOODWIN, Secretary.
January %. 1863. isss eiS1 4 "a
, 1865-01-23
GREAT GIFT DISTRIBUTION,
ESQ, 900

WATCHES, CHAINS, DIAMOND RISGs, &C.,
WORTH OVER
ONE Nf1LLION NDOLLAR5s
AL to be sold for One Dollar each y
WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE
Not 10 be paid for until you Know
what you are to Receive.
sPLEND1D LIST OF ARTICLES.
, 1865-01-23


The total receipts Beef Cattle at the yu.tors yart
IN the city, during the week ending to-day, amount
cordtng to the dally returns posted Change, to
4,6o4 lead.
The daiJ receipts at the various 5ax.a compare ~
fnllnHS.
, 1865-01-23

lo's
HThe week Just closing has been par excellence
Of hAEde.s for the drovers this seaaon Thse
has been quito \ atr1n6ency IN tho money market,
gold has fallen 12o13 Per cent, and provisions have
sustained similar decline. The packers h2ye shut
up te,r houses. and the sh!ppera have done Little
ing the blockade 1t Buffalo and tho Bridge,
uncest. In Of monetary afalrs. Although The
ceips have bsen extremely light for the season they
have been above the demand, aud conasneea and
owners have been ob zed to send their Hogs to tho
slaughter houses, snd have them dressed 90 a. to e
feet sales. On the week uoto \ decline Of fully
sc per 100 Ds-the market closing dull.
The following arc the slcstng quotations this even
ing. compared with these offs week aSo:
tbs week Last week
Prime to extra qualities. e5s12e5 S1l313is50
Medium 70 prime do, 10-s1a1t00 1p.452lt.25
Lghtand common do........ 1o.o101o.2s 2o0@l0!N
To-DAY.-There has been no improvement today
over yesterdays arket. The blockade Of the Kast-
ross and the abaence Of the packers has lett the
market almost bare Of bu1cts ard holders Of hogs
have to make great concessions to get rid Of them
Thert arc but tew 1efl over.
To nDte the following sa1et.
, 1865-01-23
CUR NASHVILLE LETTER,

Reconstruction in TeEnessco The
Work Of fhe Stats sConventIon-Kfich-
If Important IMs.itary I1lnts-The
Sitntion-sts Promising Aspects,
, 1865-01-23


We quite: '".
fss.:e: c}s,s: Flour. Drsssa Soss!
ToNeE York. al ran..........s1so s59 si.e
Il Il aH PSilsaei psis ii 5al:::.:...:I IS sis il
FLOUR Krco,ved ? 50 br1s shipped 80. Market
| not named It $50 --- ~
,sastet 5;.s:-Recctycd. 1000 bu; shipped none,
trau~ee sestcraay. The inquiry VIA an acconnt al
the "stost" Iniefssr.. Sales wczu: srHTSd WMs4r
n s1ocH-1e33 en Chtcaso Extra At y 50; 1o,en0 ba
,pnnE :: h II oa 9 sssa = 4 3 ba
buyers = s1,47h for Eei SPRING: ~
C9kN-Reeciyed so65 6n; shipped 1, 70 hu. 1Iar.
Del 100 bu do st SIX del 1oo bu do i 81 del 4os bu
do 1t s24 del; 40 bu do Sic {; 500 bu do at s9E
On s2to on 90 a. 50 on 5loc bu Do II 50 in stors
IS 81 .Sipped = ID sq5a 81 ;msr
st62H 6oc9 hu do at OK; 22ooo ba DO It ii looo b
DO at6lE-ctcstng quiet.
guilt 10 fsns 30 No R9a It
1C6 del; ioo bu do at Los del 1eoo ba do 1t lbs n
..DARLEY-Heceired, 100 nu; shipped. none.
si Ma1Set d1l e sales wszu: 1000 bu new 40 2{orth
ALC1iOL-No1ntnal At s4seo4sa sa1,
NEANsIAfe stesdy: Sales were, s6 bss1 At 3sls;
HTTkRsMarfEs Z R.ts z
1or city trade. Supply good We quote:
i; EG!;. as
rl!lus EHAin. 80 89a Z
sales sio ,: roll buffer at soc fsin; # f so ~
klns DO At % 6 1rklns do At &c
BROOM COKN-QuIet. Holders n,.1 At 32.s 0oQ
, 1865-01-23

Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicsco TrIbune.1
NAsHF..LE, Jan. IT,
The Slate Convention hes adjourned, after
accomplishing It's work. so far ~ it was able,
aud referring the slavery question to the peo-
pie That the anti-slayery clause will be
adopted, all will concede. It will obtain
about Go,ooo votes If the guerillas do not sue
eeed In destroying ballot boxes and I think
ample preparations will be made to ward of
any such dangers except In isolated localities,
and therefore look for full vote, Tbs
rebels are SO discouraged, that they are rather
anxious that the present movement will be
snccess, os they know that reorganization
Without Slavery must come some time; and
they naturally conclude that 1t had better
come no" Than after few more years OF an
2lchy---- -,-..
In my last letter, I gave you an indication
OF the probable action Of the Convention.
and now that It has adjourned, having done
precisely what indicated that 1t would do,
H. unnecessary to review its acts. Tho
amendment abolishing slavery passed with
oat a dissenting voice, amid applause which
lasted several minutes, which showed the
depth Of the feeling entertained by members
on the subject.
The suffrage clause of the Constitution re-
mains as it Was; that is, all free white males
over u years Of age, are voters, "proyided,
that no person shall be disfianchiscd on &C
count Of color, who By la1 Is competent
witness n IN court Of justice against y white
at no time during that period has there been
lime that the Legislature could not have
cn1ranchlsed every negro by maxim. him \
compel ent witness against white man and
am Of tie opinion that the necessity for
sclf.preservation will induce the next Legis-
frFnf ~ has E%~
, 1865-01-23

MesaIs T. d II. GAEGHAH 4 CO, 1l6 Broadway.
New Ierk, extensive xAxEFACrrKKRs AND l4rpx-
Tpae of all the t~adtug and moas fashionable ksYes ot
WATcHts AND JEWELhY. desiring to Increase
their ousness 70 N unlimited e1tent have resolved
regulations following: :
trKTIrlCATKs, n3ul!oK each a3ttc1A and 1ta y1!ue.
arc placed Ia SkALKn ESTnLorrs and 1ei1 nnixr.i
Qnr Of II, - enrelopes viii be sent By a 10 aay ID
ALL .AtT1LLFS SOLD At ONE DOLLAR EACH.
WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUEi
On receipt Of the certificate yoa will sec What Joa
tss doa, asa tase the ars!sls or Purchasers aJ
jevelry .nr ]ts}. ios ONE DOLLAR, and In no SO
can ihe{ get than one aosss worth. - there szo
One Tor . cents nye for I'll eleven l,r 81; thirty
for IS: si1ty-nve Let $40 ono hundred for fl5
AEtnia will be allow cd ten cents on syeFy certin-
c-te ordered By thru, provided their remittance
amounts to ono Dollar Azeata will collect = aonk1
reytry certiacate and remit cents To u, either
In cash OF poatxEt stamps.
T. 4 d. aAuGHAN 4 CO..
tanc@s+E:t65s. lis broadway. Na1 York.
, 1865-01-23
TIE WJufx. Mission.

NEW Yong, Saturday, January 21.-The Tina
Washington special rays: "The Cabinet was In
session several hours, 1t ia supposed on Bla1r's
mi2siop to Richmond,
, 1865-01-23

lave just come in possession Of important
information from the South; but do not
will say thai it is in possession Of the Gov
enmeDt, and they arc acting accordingly,
The rebel army in the seaboard States, three
weeks since, was about Us follows:
, 1865-01-23

The Buffalo Commercial Of the 7th statea
that the parties interested in the recent dis
coye.y Of sugar to be manufactured from corn
ne actively engaged in making preparations
for The extensive manufacture Of sugar by the
new method, aud that they will be prepared
to put the new staple upon the market in q
few days. The Commercial adds: "Dcyelop-
mcnt6, which hare been made since the mat
ter was first announced by us, have more
than confirmed the statements made at that
time, and more than justify the anticipatlons
we then indu]ged in o. to the complete sue
GEES Of the enterprise"
, 1865-01-23
I TILL JAN, X
1876.
1861.

Total 2Bt17 ...... 31,.0 ......
Deducting the shipments from the receipts tho
balance will give approximate idea Of tho pack
Ing up to date:
1,,sa1 receipts to dato. 1Oa5 M
Totas shipments to date. .G4 IL
, 1865-01-23

Possibly, however, the two last named sec,
tlons Will do better; there arc many who DO,
lieye's 60, and confess shouldn't be surprised
If such were the case.
, 1865-01-23

According to the same process Of calculation,
the packing for the corresponding time Inst sea
son was So, 4s8 head-abour 900 more than this
seaeop.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-16

STONE IN THE BLADDER. CALCULUS
CRAWL, BRICK DUST DEPOSIT. AND
MUCOUS Or MILKY DISCHARGES
AFTER URINATING.
IRRITATION or THE NECK or THE Br AD-
DER, iSfLAMATloN OF TaE KIDNEYS.
CArARRa OF THE BLADDER
srkAEGVLART ANDBURSINe.o or PAINFUL
URISATINc.
Far iAusp diseases q Ii truly asovsreizn rssaesx
and toe much cannot Be said in its praise. 4 sin-
sic dose has been known 20 relieve the nest urgent
symptoms
the small Of the back and through the hipsi A
teaspoonful = day Of the Constitution vster will
relieve you like magis.
PHYSICIANS
Have long since given up the use Of huchu. cubebs
aud Juniper In the treatment OF fhess Diseases
and eair nse them for the seat sf abettsr r4medy,
CONSTITUTION WATER
Has prused itse1 ssual 6 the task that has DE-,
v0lSsa ensn itsas ,r,-nr-,rs
Irrisats and drpnch the kidneys, and BY constant
ass prod1es ehronie degeneration sat confirmed
disease.
N DYsMxgoRRHGA, Oh PAINFUL MEN.
sTRUATI0N, AND MENo6RHGIA,
Or PRoEgsE FLOWING.
Bosh diseases arising froaa hnity secretion Of
the menstrual Guid-4n oae case being too little
and accompanied By severe pain, and the otaer
too profnse seer tioa, which ill be speedily cured
T The disease known FAILING OF TEE
WOMB, which Is the rssalt Of the relaxation Of
the lixAnsenta Of thai organ, aud Is knewu b.
ssnss ~ heAxiuezs aud draEglng pains in the
hack ard sides, and a. times accompanied By sharp
-laneiaasinS or shooting pains through the parts
essessd, WILL in all cases. Be removed hy the med
kline.
There f. another elsss of symptoms srising
fron IRRITATION or TIE WOMB, which
PeSsieians call NervouSness, which word covers
Up maen ixneraacs, AID II nins CASES onf *
een tbs aoesors DO act really knew whether TIE
syzapssms arr the disease the dseSse The syrnP.
toms we can only enumerAte thea here.
speAk more particularly Of cold fat palpfkxtiaa
Of tbs hs&rt. impaired memory. wax fulipsss
esshee Of heats iAng1ors lassitads and einnsss Of
vision.
SUPPRESSED MESsTRUATIoS
Which in the unmarried temx 10 Il a eon~ta,s ,.-
earring dfsSsse. and through Dsgiect the s~sss 81
mcre grave aud dsngercos maisdies ars the resale
aud Is month alter month PASSES without an sf
fort being made 70 assist Nzfnrs, the suppress
sion becomes ehronic. the patient gradually loses
Der appetite, thu bowels Ars eoastipzfeo. night
svFeAfs cons 90. and Consumption finally sEds her
career
s~Fo~ sale ey ali prugsisss. Pris. 81. va
wH. q. eEEca 90. Proprisso-s.
MORGAN q ALLES, General Axanss. Ne g
OLE skrsss, Sss Ycxk.
Fsx sAn In cAis~Es ~ TuLLxR, FINCH
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-16
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The undersigned having sold eat his sztirs stoak
Of Ready Mada closhinE. and Gsnslsusnsa Fur
nishing 6oodA, knd retired hcr the eesinsss,
hersby exproases bic gratefnl Acknowledgements
10 his numerous frien6a and customers ssr thsir
past patronage 80 hharAlly sxt~ndsd 70 him. and
would respectfully recomHtend Aeszrss Tayser 4
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who are new prepared - furnish % - n-
ers'svsry arttcas IN their liza, a tbesS8Y eeg<
quality, and 81 TIE msst hFssxsls pgtegA
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