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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-07-29
NEW ORLEANS, July, 1865.

NEW ORLEANS, July, 1865.
TO Planters, Merchants and Others.
Itis believed that with the opening Of the South
srn Ports to Foreign Commerce and unrestricted
trade and in tereourse with the Interior and with
gradual increase in the consumption which must
necessarily take place as the Cotton and other
Southern Products can be converted into money i,
that New Orleans will soon resume her former
position az the Depot for The Products of the
West, and furnish the best market tor General
Produce. .-......#.-. ,...
Now as there is IN immediate prospect of a re-
sumption Of trade in this city, we beg leave to in
form you that, having completed all necessary
arrangements for transacting General Commits
sion and Forwarding Business, we have opened
a house, Nos. Is and % Poydras street, and we
areready to receive consignments from our friends
We have also on hand full and fine assortment
of GROCERIES,, BOAT STORES, WINES, Lie
UORs, TOBACCO, CIGARS, BE. Orders from
Plantations and the Country will be promptly
attended to.
As our House is Sufficiently large we will take
Storage a. low rates. Respectfully soliciting a
share of public patronage,
.I .l. We remain, .H5N st
Very respectfully, nj
iuly29 i'm ST. MARTIN 4 MALARCHER
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Hon. JOHN PERkINs.--A Painful
or.-Tbe Galveston News, of the
ED, says:
We are informed that John Per.
kins, of Louisiana, left San Antonio
some time aimee with friend in an am.
bulance, westward bound, via Eagle
Pass. Travellers who came in from
that direction state that the subu
lance has been found in the road,
without mules, and the bodies of the
two passengers stripped and dead in
the road. We hope this rumor re-
quires confirmation.
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Gg The Connecticut people are a
civil set. The Boston Traveller in
forms us that the Litchfield town clock
has been stopped on account of the
serious Illness of two or three promi-
uent citizens, who were disturbed by
ifs striking the hours.
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pa Mrs. Junnell Burr, widow of
Aaron Burr, died at her nome on
Washington Heights, N. Y, on the
18th instant. 9
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The Gotten Crop Threatened.

1
constrained to make mention of the
fact that the genuine and much
| dreaded caterpillar has again made
its appearance on several of the plan
tations in this Parish and, as we also
learn, in West Baton Rouge, fore
kseaiagg destruction 70 the growing
| cotton. Mr.. A. S. DENHAM, who is
cultivating place few miles east
Of our city, brought to our office on
Thursday stalk of cotton, the
| leaves and young forms on which
had been almost completely eaten up
by the destroying insect. Mr.. DEN
HAM informed us that stalks of cot
ton similarly preyed upon, were to
be met with in different parts of his
field, though as yet, the destruction
is by no means general IT is very
much feared however, that these
ocant curriers' may in the course of
few weeks be followed by myriads
of the same species to sweep over
the plantations as they did last year,
blasting in a few hours the prospects
and hopes of the planter and upset
ting calculations generally.
1t is sincerely to be hoped that
these gloomy apprehensious may not
be realized. The cotton crop is con-
siderably advanced aud much Of it
will have become matured we trust,
before the worms can make their ap-
pearauce in such hordes as would
prove utterly destructive to younger
crops. But should they appear in
force even as late as September, they
would still be able to do great
damage.
The precarious culture of cotton
in this latitude should determine ag-
lriculturists as soon as possible to try
their hands at some other staple, or
to diversity cropping in such way
as would secure them against the
ruinous losses to which cotton is liza
BILE. In the cotton belt proper, which
is north of this, say between 80 and
IS degrees, the usual yield is SO
abundant that after deducting losses
from contingencies of climate or the
ravages of the army worm, the pro-
Queer still has sufficient margin left
him for clear profit. Plantations
which before the war worked the
largest forces, were hardly ever
picked clean, no matter how assidu-
ously employed in picking, the forces
were kept; and the waste from the
heavy overladen hollis was unavoida-
bly, immense, especially after high
winds and beating rains. Occasion
ally came the caterpillar, but there
would still be enough left for a fair
picking. Planters would always ex-
pect to clear something handsome
from their crops, even with such
drawbacks to contend With. But, in
the lower ATTITUDES, where the pro-
portionate yield is far less and the
cotton is subjected to greater vicissi-
tudes of climate, the case is very
different, and whenever the worms
come the devastation is more entire.
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@ Madame Kossuth, the wife Of
the famous Hungarian leader. has died
at Genoa, after a ten years illness
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-07-29

Bg The people who are boring the
President to death are pretending to be
most solicitous of bis health.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-07-29

sg Many of the inhabitants Of
Southwestern Missouri are living on
greens, slippery elm bark, and roots
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-07-29

So A gent who took o mug of ale
at a friends invitation, complained of
being malt-terated.
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BE silent. Or if you must speak, let it
be in tones of gentleness and love; for it
ID thus only that the spirit Of our Master
reyisits the earth. Is she mad ? is she
crazya Then the more the need Of mild
ness and mercy, The rude wos,d in its
sanity may be roughly dealt with; must
be restrained by force, for it hath iron in
it's blood and steel in its muscle, 1t is al
ways sane in it's own estimation and al
ways wise; yet the major part Of its play
ers are fools and the balance confirmed
and ordained knaves. Be silent, if you
would hear music Fthe air and the angels
whisper. The noise Of the world, the
conflict and clstter Of the street deadens
the sense to that divine harmony we feel
in the silence of midnight, when stars
smile at their dancing shadows in the sea.
Listen to the sigh Of the broken hearted,
or her meaningless laugh-to the sane
world, ever ready to maks merry in its
wisdom over miBfortunel Be silent If you
can and feel as you may, there is disem-
bodied spirit lowering around you in her
presence. Sweet Ophelia, pure and spot
loss ideal of gentleness without proto-
typsl This divine poet was sntrancsd
when no called you from heaven There
is sentiment in the wild music Of this
Queen of hearts when she sings:
t'He is dead and gone, lady,
stJ He is dead and gone;
At his head grass green turf,
At his heels stone.
Bo silent. Did we live wisely and act
Justly, then might sanitary commission
sit in Judgment; but God only knows
Each heart hath its secrets, and al1 are
alive to the bitter pangs of ingrstitude.
We live to outlive the affections and fan
cies of childhood; youth discards them as
baubles and is cheated into the belief that
all is fair that wears the semblance. Love
walks forth as the daughter Of the morn
to allure and deceive, and leaves US in age
alone and disconsolate, and when its win
ter sets in what is left to enchant us
longer? The silver cord is loosened and
the golden bowl broken, and it is we'll
without sigh to bid the world "good-
night" .+'S'F sf -#'7+h
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rtSs~ The first nunher Of the Mort

nag The first number of the North
Carolina Weekly Advertiser, pub.
lished at Raleigh, appeared on the 7th.
It is an agricultural paper setting forth
the advantages Of the State, and will
issue 100000 copies week for
Northern circulation.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-07-29

say 1t is said that what has
shocked Professor Agassiz more than
anything else he has seen in Brazil is
the electric eel. aHsa3.
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AL s o,

A VERY desirable s'Cottage House, fss
IA containing rooms and kitchen, &C., EzsX
with al excellent well of water. Possession given
on the Let of August next. AppIyt to
julYi6 JAMES McFAY.
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- IF a train moving at the rate
Of twenty-five miles an hour were
stopped instantaneously, the passen-
gers would experience conclusion
equal to that of a body falling from
height of nineteen feet; they would
be hurled against the sides of the
carriage with force equal to that
which they would be exposed to in
falling from window on the second
floor of house. If the train were
moving at the rate of thirty miles
per hour, they may as well fall from
a height of three pair Of stairs; and
an express train would, in point of
fact, make them fall from a fourth
story. instantaneous breaks are
therefore to be avoided if possible.
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GENERAL ScHURz ON A MlssloE. -
The President has empowered Gen
eral Schurz, to go on an official
tour of observation along the South
ern, coast. He is charged. ITO no
tice infinitely the temper Of the
people protesting to be loyal, and
assuming control in the re organic
ing State Governments, to examine
into the condition of the blacks, and
in general, to report on the work
ings of the Presidents experiment.
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ITO Rent.

A COMMODIOUS cottage House, IN
Il pleasantly situated, cor tanning rooms -
and kitchen, newly plastered and painted, with q
plentiful supply Of pure cistern and well water.
Possession given Immediately.
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N'OT,ECE.

THE undersigned have renewed their
J. former Partnership, and will transact bust
ness under the name Of STEVENS & SEYMOUR,
at their old stand, Nos. 90, and IS Common ST..
opposite the City Botsi. @ g
y. r, STEVENS,
Per W. Z. SEYMOUR.
W. L. SEYMOUR.
NEW ORLEANS, July ], 1865. jy1S
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FOR, RENT.

NUMBER Of unfurnished rooms, "A
II large and small, suitable for single @FSslA
dodgers or small families. Situation exs nIaIM
tremely eligible. ~ &
For particulars, apply to the Editor of Gazette
and Comet juIy29-tf
, 1865-12-27
#eniclnal.
HOSTETTER'S
CELSHEATRD

S. TO M A H
BLYTERS,
Common Sense Teaches Ua
s,czne ~ ~ q sessta nd 1s.itty nnst bs ~
z ss;s s:ss !! : e
Experience has Taught Thousands
TIT y ss fs%s s,es 61 e1 Pay,s I'd
fE$SSk ssaS io
During Twelve Successive Years
This gess Household Tonic and ..l.e1atave has ua,u
ts!nsa II a:ssfn7aency s 2 ossE eys5 othE eieased
IL + Seats 39esiss,Ssaaa, anssea. 4szioa. s sSs
Tho Horrors Of Dyspepsix,
And rho kmal train Of disorders which IL ie.ds az
avsrtsd b tho s. use q M MHo5TITEI:s BlrTKRsaas
aiIteI "a sEs ope!a!oa UPON &c stenseh, tsa}.9 4
The Shaking MARTYRS
otFEvxa AoEE. Instead ot being do.ed formoutha
VIVA g9nae % e9e St on g sns ssnssas hessh, NO
r319s IS ts n.n11n. 1ns y, sttons nanSef o1
~ a. q sEatnst m!asra tS
If You ore R,1,ons
1,,,. =. co,bt,, ,,,, ,,,.,.. A., 1,~r .,..~
*" .,ntaE ~ In.t ss II - - ~ 1s ~
nn ~ =
80 ter,enc1 ~ vnnt srs3s u ih ro - G;
80 - ~ chnrt -. e - FL - ~ ~ y.
nso ot th!s haruIessye.etah1en nn udot:. N3'
After m Attack Of Siotntss-
When the sntuut ,ove7a are rxnsu.fet IN. ,us~
Eeak tho tpInG dspEesseJ noG ajl thn pnvrr nnT ~
tafy low cbb therc Is 10 restorative coroparsn
withthe RlTTEE3 They ruuoye cTcry or.,n esEtjT
stimulating the circulation mrroye liz nnsty ~ ~
Mood. cIeaf Inc r4ondcd hruin sua nmnsyt T. ~ Sx
trembling nerves sislMsy nd nx1naess ~ '"o
L,gs tas toa9das!en of ianuue.Me eornp1.nts. Why
INK the deadly coaeequencea g wh!c6 Il iss sha1
saos tsfaye Vii thss = pefiss sas nsln
ths best security against III Epidemic snmeais. a'o
, 1865-12-27

mand tpraDs up, and the market ad72hccd sEc-;
closing scsy ntm... Eo. 3 Spnue was dull atnca-
stonk quossters. 1hesc was neth,nx dosnz tn Bed
Winter. The talcs aggregate about M.0oo b1ihels
nt $1.e5@1U Tor 10. i. md 6aN4a5c for No. 9.
Spring p stors-closing with tuyess OF Mo-. I
Spring at &1.si md sellers at S1.S.!!if.
Com WIS dn>l and 9s@Ac lower. With -trtaing
snlcs at 41c for No. g and &c for Rejected In eo7c
L lot OF Ear Com on Enck sold at 25c.
Thctt wns rath.r n,ore activity In Oats, and the
1akct ruled shadc tlrmer, rtth salts Of e5U09 bu
Mt ga sC,xc Tor No. /, md 23Dasx To- No. = IN
stole. -
Rye was dnll with tsiliag aa'es Q. No. I In store
Al Sic
1:ar:c5 was dull, neglected and entirely nominal.
There Was no demand whaieyer.
Seeds were quiet and unchanged, with Hight sales
ofcloscr ut $7.0o97.5a, Flax at ss15, and Timothy
At <3.1U.
The Grocery market sas qu,et &, d rsduc,pn OF
&c On Cuba Sugars No change In other staples.
The following despatch Vas received to-day a. the
Grocers' Exehapge: :-
NEW Yong. Dec. Sc.
Good G.ocers' Sugars 10, dull; Ha1iis 1sHc; ;
as 1fA@f:1c. quiet Coffee Steady Tea dnlt.
The following dispatches were received today
al Morse's .'Merch1nts' Exchange and Eews
Room:
New YopK. Dec. a8.
sonehnns s1.a0G1.so.
Receipts Of n1o Coffee ror he weak so hass.
Salcs 5,3G0. Stock to-day 5a590 basa. Stock OF
nlf kinds g. 100 be<s-
Salt was quiet s0d steady With sales Of Fina in
CARLOAD 1ota At Sa.50, delivered. Round*1ots on
dock can be had al concession:
Tue following dispatches were read to-dsy; on
'ChanEe:
New YonK, Dec. I'd.
Breadstuft firm, quiet: Pork better. quiet,
Esa;5; Lard dull; Hogs easier, Sl3.25; Whisky
ItTf1~Fionri iIfncr, 3a+s9s,so: choice Whest
better, Quiet, $L1sGtI67. Amber Milwaukee
<1.o0ct LIS; Con- tltfn, SIC; Oats steady, Gec;
Lard ecaroe, 1sMc; Whtskey nominal; Pork,
LATER
The Wheat market this atteruoou Was dz7uer, and
saIce were n1ade At s1.as,: but subsequently, fetl
back sc, and closed at S1.slH.
61UlCAi:fa DET flnQIfS MARKET. !
, 1865-12-27
FINANCIAL AID, COMMERCIAL
MONETAR RE-

TfEsnAT ErESISd. Dec. &c.
The money market to-day was 1ooto active in
consequence Of The brisk demand by the pscIscrs
who Lare Eencrsliy commenced operations for the
sessor: bat te market continues clo.c and in some
scspects 1aorr stringent thap last week. TIE Nj
Lopal Eanle arc unwilling to extend tbels discount
Inc until after the quarterly sta,gne ents arc made
1ext week, mad I'LL hcu VIC must expect q general
st1ingeEcy-
The antc Of dust: mt Is nieads ut 10 rcf cant PEI
ennun; hui the r. -sate bankes are Lending to sec
ord class t"-:.oness nj 11f@s per crut pei month.
Eastern 11ch1nse L. n better supply. but then
Is no Charge IN -2tca. We Quoc ahc buying RATE ut
pa, aE1 Tic sIi..T rate at l.1o premium. A few
ropra lots wcrc It'd al 6597 prem. per thousand;
bnt 1he lanle* nrc looking tor better supply
within lew L-ss, and there was less demand than
usual.
The general markets to-day were hsmer. Tho
Provision market w2s particularly active. and this
Ii the 1tst day Of ihc seaso1 that had the appear
cucc of business. Mess Pork was in good de.nsnd
for iutnrc delivery at advanced 1atcs. All kinds OF
1ncnss were d1mc1. Lard wns more netirc Rnd
shade better. The Gra1n markets were hlner, bat
less ne{ire.
Gold opened In New York to-day VI 1A54 md
c!osed ut 1s5E. The following arc the quotations
tc!ee7aphed 10 james Boyd & Drothers, gold
, 1865-12-27
Special nntlcea.
DF. KiHeA0M.


Is the only PhJ1lcnn as Specialist now in the city
that be entirely relied upon. Go 70 u1. and not
Auifcr Disease to remain In your system, dsaguttne
your aee acd body, nestcs destroying your happiness
sna future prospects Ia life. He has nade personal
diseases snd nervous debility Ills study eor the lat
twenty years, End IL therefore the person whom sn
afflicted Auauld consult No oaa ever beard Of pt
ttent Of his not being cured since he has been In the
cly. His reputation hiss vouchers In ali the city pa
per-. ha patients and the medical profession, both brte
and Abroad Being the most sailed Specialist here.
and thorough master OF hs profession. II all otLes
fa uon't dcspairs Etye htc call. It Is ou1y can.
mon occurrence with him to cure such cAses. lis
rooms IRE xcpsrsts for ladies' and gentlemen, Hnd tho
most complete ID the city. Consultations Dee ard
cordd0tttt
Once No. 179 South c1ark ttrcet, corner OF Monroe,
htif block tfotn the Fort 0nce. Fost Oucc Boz 151
Chicago, III. on}cc hours trpm y. IN. to s. p. n.
Send for hls Guile to Hcalsh published nnoplhly,
fee Of charge.
YoCso NEE, TAEE PARTICULAR NoT1cK.-Doctor
Fie.lo devotes uach Of his time TO lie Treatment Of
those caused bY secret habit which ruins bath
body md mind, uniting the unfortunate individual
for cihtr business Of society," This sad effect Of these
early habits the rtper year,. IS to weaken
and dtbiiate the constitution. destroy the physical
and enta1 powers, diminish snd enfeeble the natural
feelings and exhaust The vital caerEles Of manhood;
the pleasures offfe nlA1cd the object Of marriage
frustrated, md existence itself rendered term Of un
ceastns misery aud regret. Such per4ons, especially
tbosc contemplating marriage shonfd lose no ttmt In
making immediate application, as Dr. D.. by his ne1
trcatuent IL enabled 10 tasura speedy and perna-
neat cure.
, 1865-12-27

t than e we n e :. lsf Il, 4Ys AYe1S.y Y, nd ID
ehlv srd iohjly adTusatrd, during the Ecat p!oIn-
tio1 & oi idear and patiora1 polcy. TGsa sec:ns
1nanly mn lndS pndrnoe and courage III asssn1ae 4Sat
frT1ths be t;.ey eur 80 unpopular. wien veal and
t;mI Journals dodge behind The egaMvc platforms
Of their ps1ty, md rlra t.lA1e*s Politeisns fand
HcnIcs cpiofisee skull Iehfnd the Executive and
rtae their eoEa.dly 42tes q .e2pealcnc{." We
lr II for tie living ath It 1nnlfests IN the c1uEe
Of Truth, md Jnstiee, md Hunau Rights, and the
s1eoy a1d poHe1 viii wlc:t it pro.ls1ua that hiul
alid inp1cr+ts It npoa tic hc1rts md cansricnces
Of lis readers. II shurt, VIC Ike the CHICAGO Tu1-
UrSE because i Is In Our optulou, the ablest -
rrn IS tho most enterp1i*iug end best newspaper
i the Great West; And Shcn VIC ssy the besti wc
neanthe hest n all politics and news.
fur commercial md financial in;sliecnoe-the best
for ihe As1et and the merchant, .Lc banker and The
manufacturer, fur each anG MI who Wnnt 10 lzpow
ing On tn the Ncrld around them.
and we 1Fc NOT alone IN our opinion Of the Cu1-
eA:o 111nufE In circulation, a. we'll Is in ability
md character. 1t oulstrps ali is local rEals and n
sn rstettisns medium it IL cquailed BY no iapct In
We Err grati1ed to know that large club for The
Tn-Ncelly IA being raised In our town.
, 1865-12-27

There Nns good tendance On Change to-dHy,
md the markets ruled 1r1ncr, bnt In grain there
WAS very little activity.
The Provision market to-day was more nctIye End
decidedly nsmer. Nearly III the packers have CON.
1nepced operations, md we xusy date the opening
Of tic packing season Of l6ds6o to-day, for at no
time lresious have the psckcTs shown my spirit to
cn,er 1hc tnn,xct- From this time forward, We may
expect an active though It mnst necessarily be
thna season.
There wat En- active demand for Mess Pork On the
spot, but the oeEtngs very light, nna havt
to report eales Of only 15o bre in txo lots at E01
There Wa. however Vert active demand for future
delivery and VIC rcozt sales Of 900 bsls for delly
cry nt1t month Al sellers option, u $ed1G2G5l
Bulk Nests we1e IN mir demand hut tcarce, md We
have 10 nolc sees of 600 he Shoulder al lie loose
sweet Picked Har,s werc wanted, and we noie
eal Of $40 tletccs at 159c On the spot. and 1Aslc
for delivery neIt mouth at sellers option,
En:llsh Nests were fftn, With sale Of 100 boxes
Short RIB Mtddles At 14hc On the spot, and
a1u boxes Cumberland 1iddlcs, sc:ler's option, MI
January. at 1876. Green ams were in good request
md firm, u1tt sales Of QUO piccrs At 1ac for uams
ftcm Live Hogs and 1876 for Hctns from Dressed
ucce. Lard Mss IN active demand and trmcr. with
sales ot 1t0 t1crcez At 17GlyHc-clos.ng arm at
173.c-
dressed Hogs wctn more active, undet brisk
demauu BIZ packcrs, md we note an advance in
s4ices Of IsQ5<c q D-opeu1ug at 1oHI101sc. d.
Wiling On 100 Ms, and closing very f1m nj loiSG
1os:c On The same divisions. Extra lots sold as
lIch \. 1o,EG1eztc, md come single lots told as
high as l0.S5.
n,shwtues were generally held At se-ls without
bnscsr. A small lot Of iron bound psckasrs Waa
Eoid nj Ss1G,
1seef Cattle we're yrsy dull to-day, hardly enough
has7nr been sold to indicate The feeling o. INC Ina'
ffnrr M
, 1865-12-27
Ship Gbannlers.

~uU Npw wrOIVCUJOVc al,
thE NE " CCL4LEt1lONo w
cT1TrKCII Music.
MIs BRADRGEf's LAST WORK.
and seculaf Mosic ior chofs and singing schools 6y
WI. 5. BEApuURr. Ar. Bfadnury's last p.eT,ousWork
ss,e Of oSer aoo0 cories popularity almost
unpreceuted for work Of this End. The key Note
s cnmnlefe In al its depaytmenta and i printed on
cieaf, iafre type. one pnft On .tan ITIcc, ti3o.
IIi. aIaEdN'SLA WORE.
AEAPH OLE THE 3ECIIOIN-H0OK.-Ane new
coiecilon Of ssered and secular asc for caolsi sing
, 1865-12-27
Il ESeW @ EosH 4.
ALLEN a. lack EWY.. .


1"S" WENFtUEtWE
a tAENG4IHl AM NFROMpARIS.
- well hcaqa!utcd with tho English ard German
tanG1aTcs wishes 10 give private lcasuas his re
language Letters With t5e direction please 1a7er
% !hts post oi!lce. a. .DUviGNEAUD, Chicago.
, 1865-12-27

In California and Australia
Il Is currently known the 1ltners Nedctne' xna
s popularity In I'll the gold rekipu4 Of lho Western
HemtEpherr Clearly shoEs that It + considered nttts
rcnsahe 70 the preservation Of health aid the pYtT4r
lions, hardsh1ps and exposures irseparabc uIu thx
lie Of The gold hunter and pIoncez.
, 1865-12-27

f1HANCERY NOTICE.-Statc Of
~ lll:1ois, County e Ceex. @ Csx 81 Ch.c9go-ss
Term, 4 D. 1ts6 Helen II. Webb ~. bald n. Webb
in Chapccry.
dcfeunnt above nnracd having btea lc1 tn the once
OF the Clerk Of the RECORDERS Court Of The Ctg Of
WEBB ceIpls:naEt. filed her bin Of complaint 10 said
Court On tie Chauccrr ride thereof lhe Eth day Of
December 4. o. 1Se1, and tbs: sunraons tn: raapon
issued ont Of za!d Court against said defendant
tuJrabis CT the grst MoIcay OF January next t1s65j
Eos, EnIess you the satd Dartd II. Webb, shall per-
sona1y be md appear before said Recorders Court Of
thereof holden at chicago, n s.id County. o.
The rrtt Monday Of IeEnsfy l5b anA plead, answer
Of de5ur 10 tue said omctana1ts' bill Of complaint
ipe sar md tr matt &, thlo-s thertfn charged
ard stated Will be taken q confessed md decree
DANIEL UHARA. E!erk.
WILSON AsAt. ComPlts solr,, aesa9'tiTap
, 1865-12-27
Hooland's German l.ls:a u Bitters
Win cure every case OF
Chronic or Nervous Debility.
and Diseases Of tho Kidneys.

F.
Observe the following aynptoEs:
Resulting from Disorders o1 the Digestive Organs.
Constpattou Inward Piles, Fu1ness Of Blood OF The
Head, Acddity Of the stcuach. Nausea. Heartburn,
Disgust for Food. Fu11ness or Weight 10 the
Stomach, Sour Enciations. Sinking or
F1utter4ng at the Tit Of tho Stomach,
Swimming Of The Head Buried and
Difficult Breathing, ,Flutter!ng nt
the Heart, Choking or Euto-
eating ecpsas1on whsu In
Lying Position, DIM
ncsl OF yIslcn. Dots Or
Webs before the sight, Fever
Dull Pam in tho Head. Deficiency
OF pczspirauon, Ycllowness Of the
skt1 and Eyes, Pain In the side, Back,
Chest, Limbs, &C.. Sudden FlrAhes of Heat,
Burning In tho F1eah, Constant 1ma2ini1gs OF
Ell. and great Depression Of Spirits.
, 1865-12-27

GfrAsc 1t EC- -. =,
-Recetvcd todnr, l brl: shipped,
:ky lIia. Market dull and nomlnRl a. t!..afHgAH
DREssED lt:@i-feeetred aass; shipped u ~.
Market opened actlve, caostne NaA better than on