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IANKEEs UNEASY ABOUT A FOREIGN WAR

DANvILIE, April 9.-Gen. Lee has moved ia
the vicinity Of Farnxue, followed by Grant
lighting daily: There was heavy fighting on
thursday; no particulars. The. enemy have
established a hospital at the Junction, where
'"ere is large number of their wounded
-nelr loss was very heavy in Che late fights
Ihey are not approaching this way on the line
OF the Richmonfnnd Danville Railroad, com
munication being still open to Keysville.
a wounded soldier, who escaped from the
enemy, says they are uneasy about foreign
War 1t is reported that courier from the
army brings news that the New York Herald
says Emperor Napoleon recognized this Govern
ment on the 9th Of March.
column of cavalry is reported at Henry
Court House. thirty eight miles from Danville.
probably Stoneman. A skirmish took place
near there ON Saturday, without results.
column of the enemy is reported near
Lynchburg.
Persons coming from Richmond conf rm the
purnln, :; and say the enemy treated the blacks
harshly.
10 TIE FRIENDS oF SOLDIERS IN GENERAL J. F
JoHNsToN's ARMY.-A regular postmaster having
oeen appointed to serve in this army. the better
70 facilitate the delivery of mails parties wifi
,ng to ofHeers or soldiers ef this comm,..d VIII
oe particular to give as address the co,npanv
regiment brigade or staff on whcl thew NAV
o. serving, and say "Johnston's Army as dcs-
tnation.
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Books Lost.

A NY person having in t!.eir posse s;op
q bOOkS eonf9i'inG my maine, W III be s::t-
ably rewarded on icevirg them at the store of
Mr. J. G. Gibbes, az Low My ShunJ's. in t1e
College Campus; or ct Mrs. s. p. Gibhas', on
Senate. street. Parties i'll con te~ a. obi, Mo-,
by inquiring Of their negroes. hlrv il /, rn,a.
ticn, and even odd vohdncs, VII br :.ra;e iulv
received. special reward will be given 70.
"a vol. Carybeaus and Towsons Life aad
Apisl.1' o. 81: Paul, for Lightroot's " olL-, I'd
vol fol, aid for my Iaa,ye ,riat Greek Testa.
neat aud Crudeas Conce, dfAee
April IL j. ROBERT WILSON.
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HeadQuarters.

COLUMBIA. S. c., APRn s, 1885.
CIRCULAR
z VI vHic'rs en- Post Dnty at this place will
I A nHN"a report 10 these Headq uartters OF all
~, M t. 'o'.>' TO their respective departments,
~ . ~ Nitt.s.ct to draw ratons at this post.
- fi'"v' returns must be made out at the
&c. .i'anis aad approved at THESE Headq uar-
ters. u, o.tar
=. A. F. RUDLER, Col. Com'dg
y :, alENl':ti "a a. a. u. April 10
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Will present their accounts, .l1iv e., jcl inn.
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49, 49, ViS''hs w! IL Exchanged -.";ty ].
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Coed Garden Spot for Rent.

L-N'li fair proportion Of the CROP, will
rent saree or four acres of the Arsenal
md relr the Greenville Railroad. The
crop l'us: consist Of cora. peas, potatoes The
~ Is wcil enclosed, and having stream Of
'wats' ranI.aS through it, may be used as. a
good pasture after the crop is go thered
spril g 7. T. IRRELEVANT.
, 1865-12-01
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,


THURSDAY .EyES1So, Nov. 80, lsT.
In another column will be tonnd eommuaica-
ton from zone Of the people" on the subject of
authorizing the iseue OF another batch Of Natonal
Bank Notes, for which we ask the astentye perusal
Of our readers. There IL no doubt In ou1 minds
that the matter IVES submitted 10 Eotc Of the
people. full ntne-tcuths wou!d oppose the iesuins
Of another do1l&r Of National Bank currency until
We have arrived at tpedc payments. Is our cor.
respondent nrgea, the National Danking Act was
"eop" thrown to capitalists 20 as to secure their
fidelity to the Government at time when their nd
Nns necessary. "Now TINT the danger /. part Ii Ia
not stranse that the people should prefer green.
backs"
The money market to-day was comparatively
quset but more stringent On account Of the great
decline Which has taken place IN the uoc market
during The past three days, the packers have been
''feelinE" around the hanks today, with REV to
commencing opcrntone, and although there Il set
very limited inquiry BY the Provision s1ade, The
discount houses are foetifstng themee!rrs asaInst
an active dlain upon them, which mas COMMENCE
bow at any time Under these circumstances. the
mercantile ttade found 1t more dtcn3t to p.ucurc
accommodations, md re quote tho snasket close at
10 = cent 2 nnnnu. The private bankers, however.
afe lending to outsiders At 1890 per cent per an.
nun. :.
Tie SIMPLY Of Eastern exchange Is 10 tr1atue that
'e Scarcely qaotable Is a mczchantab1e article.
inc bankers a1c drawing sight bills on New York
al 1-le Of Per cant prem, and paying par, hut
round Lots arc being sold as high as &c prem.
Ncarty al the banks arc still forced to express cur
rcney daily TO meet their dratts.
The Grsin markets still tend downward. F1our
Today WIS dull and almost cn1irely nominal
Nheas declined &c per bushel. Corn fell 4h@
thc pei bnshcl Oats were dull and unchanged.
RSc' was lc higher. barley was dull. Htrbyines
were held frmcr. Provisions were duue. end more
active.
iold opened In New Tork to day at 13sx, de-
eiioed TO 14s, and c1oeed At 1ss4. The following
are the quotations tc1esnpAed to James Boyd &
, 1865-12-01

The depression in the Grim markets continues
ind prices are again lower. The speculative de-
mand IL confined chiefly to Wheat, and coasse
grains consequently neglected. md the shipping
season Is nnw nearly oEt9.
The receipts Of uoss to-day amounted to a,al2,
and although the market Was reported On 'ChAnse
10 b hrmer. The Eepofts ttom the yards show de-
cline Of 15GLS5c y 100 los. At this depreciation
there was more activity on the part Of shippers,
who were ready buyerr At the opening Of the mar
ket hut the packers get doing little Of nothing
Sales today amounted to about 1000 head, at
range Of s.. 00chIeay ut s. S.0o9a5o tut fair
smooth Hogs. One lot Of c1tla choice and heavy
Hogs VIE cold ~ high L Flo0a bu. that was1no
c11teaon pt the market. ii the c1oee the market
VIE weak at the decline name3
Beef Cattle nrt IN light supply and there Il a
more active inquiry, especially for talr ehippin8
Stee1s and good buschezin. Cattle PRICE,, how
cYer a,e not materially changed. The aales today
were $50 head, ringing from tS.5o to fd.25.
Owing to mnro favorable news from New York
and Cincinnati. there was better feeling N The
Provision market, but therr was no material In
proysanent In prices The decline in both Hogs
and Hog Irodnd has apparently been checked for
the prctent and there is 1nther more disposition 10
do bueineee hut the packers generally are stu
holding OF. Mees Pork VIE held at fas00, md
there WIS a limited demanded at &s7O1, but there
we're no sales effected. Old Meas PORK is neglect
Cd. Primo Mees Pork (oldl Is held al saooaalo0,
without buYert. There was eomc inquiry for Green
Hfms, and We note sales Of 4,000 pca, at 12Kc lot
present. md the eszne pr1oe for early December de-
nvcsr frp1n the block and 1s.ic delivered. Cum:
bctland Middles were inquired ior 10 limited ex-
tent, and We note sale OF go hxs- for delivery
next month, at 13Hc- Extra Mess Becf was sold
to The extent Of a5o ls at $1d75 but it Is ccnes-
ally held at <lf.00917ao-- lard wss In better re-
uueet md the market rallied slightly, With light
sales Of Prime Kettle nj 91c; Prime Steam al eokc
and No, lar1 ut 1Gc- White Grease ia nominal ut
14ke15c; Yellow at 1s0 13c. and Brown At 1191ec.
Tnllow is dnl and hearJ, with light Eales OF
Packers 1t 1sc; Prime Dutchers' At 1sac, and
County At 1sc. ....
coopesage .s dull, with sales Of the best prison
Lard Titrece at E175 and Pork barrels ut S15O de-
uvered-
Dre*.ed Hogs xe beGinnioc 10 arrive IN suall
lots, and re note sale today 1t $1,000.
uishwtnes wcze quiet and shade drner than
yesterday, hat the demand is still light. and we
note t1ttinE ea!es ut T. 9sls-ee5. .
4 dull and heavy feeling again pezvnded tic
Flouf nnarket. and The volume Of bustness was e.
eeSe1nEl5 Asht. 1he4e isno chipping demana hum
eaa9 toe East Of South, and ihe fer tuusactious
.u.! a!o naaae 0e OF aceount Of the city trade A
~" 4o1s ehangcd hands today at S1t.0Q for White
, 1865-12-01
Greenhacks Ess National Rank Eotea,
OTTAWA. H., Nor. -. 1855

taFeGnUAENN E3s N8110HN1 HRnk N0ff0
OTTAWA. III. Nor. a 1ses
Editors Chicago Tribune:
1wrIte t. thank you AZ one Of the pcop,r for Won,
prompt protest against tho Of yatinn,l
Bank currency, contained IN ycsterdsyss istne n.
ne<rr,fe s~v x.fty xnn ~ ~. ,n,.t -. .t- -,
81 cs,~--,-.r :. A.Ne u.,e n4e so'u1ne
s..,su g.. Le*s ~ oe N INC shape OF green
people, md not for the benefit Of bankers and c.nt,
1lis.
h01 1el tne nefce caasoos Of The old hankF, pho
were anxious for the fata Of their ftuplasters Mr.
Chase would have ieeued 0.oO1 00D s,rnenhact,
.. "S"-e Aa.s ~. @us e''s.Aneo@ noln1nE,
.ns'eao o. recommending the banking Law author
ling Gne l4sne OF interest bonds a the
, 1865-12-01

w'nter. and te.ss37;'3 for good to f.o-y Spring
E1tn.
There was e1ieht speculative demand for No.
sPrtnr At decline, Of tgAe On yeete7asy's c,ot-
Ing px1ccs- No. spdnk was dull and 15ase loge1.
Led Winter was quiet and aelower The sa1ei add
up dh.uo bushels ai s1.ss@1.oo foe No Red;
st.a4Wl.SsS Tor No. spring; and 874osc for No..
sao(loasng With buyers Of No. / Spring 1t s1.aa,
and sellers at S1.&sH. -. :"
The Com market was again dull, and prices sur
tefeo decline d 4nc On MOL and 6Me On No. 9.
About 81, 600 bu changed bands at 4o14snc for
NC. ]; S814oc itr No. 3; 5a335c for Rejected In
store, md d5c foe New Shellcd Com On t.ack.
The naEkes for Oats 1yas dull, bat without any
decided. change CT yesterdays quotations. The
tales aggregate u 900 bo ut e5fGeGc for No. and
s1Gs.ec for No. In store.
nye We n1mer. hat qutc., with light sales a. Sic
fos No. and 5oc for No, 2 Old receipts 'os No.
sold at &c. :
Barley vas duI, at sogs5c ror Old no. in stone.
There Nas nothing done IN nFesh receipts Or sample
lots.
Lake Ffrlchts were firm, but quiet, At lBc far
Corn to Bndalo. Two vessels were taken.'
Timothy Seed WI. Quiet and hr.n, with sales Of
IS bags Primo at <s.ao There were No saJes Of
Flax reported.
The Grocery market vss stcaoJ and firm al our
quoutions OF yesterday. Tha following despatth
,saa received to-day st the Gsoeer.'s Exchange:
NEw YoRK, Noy. 30
More doing In Sugars and market Strengthening.
Coiee6 md TeaA steady.
The following dispatches wese read to-day on
'Ch1nge: :.
= Nru vopr Env m
Flour eaaIer; Wheat heavy: Com lass active.
tasnc; Oats heavy; Pork bcttcI, at $a500; Whisky
dlH* s2si9e 5; Gold, 1zsh. ----
LA1En-E1out heavy, At g e5Aa.5o; Nheat
heayy, tls591.as unsound At S167D1.T0; Corn
hea1y, At a699shc; Oats heavy, dtc; Whistcy
We ars indebted TO Hobbsg1ace 4 Co. for the
following:
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. g..
Flour fat and unrnlablc. Three mou,hs' sup.
ply here.
The Wheat market was a shade hru,er in the
afternoon, and those we're buyers at Sl.3s. Nothing
was done ut the Mtsch,uts' Exchange
, 1865-12-01
G ALE OF GOVERNMENT
~ PROPERTY At ArCT1QE.


ASSISTANT ouAM9rfEst.sI1a's M t!sn 2zy1cr,
Iwm se]l Al Public Auction, il TIC city Of Ciss2s.
ys ssa1 e sS'52af &C. 9ssT
- Eheie dtsfessd g. bosss eoahte @ naea. Sa
shss ana 's
IT. icnE Hssssss Hf 5set n a.aastsr ~ ~
safe: hesss ts taessa sads iS@s,as sa%ti
famast fam@er sasi
pes sSs tof SnRsy pestel s
s8st1es e3 aeeas so
iox Aus A1ss: bsoad Ases ss Pies A4es: ~,
tss e asfi / Ess; tss; S rs; Il i'll. ss5s
leetEeIes Chain; g Finn Chats lls Halter Casns;
%a;es Ts!sss; Ins% asssied; FSstssls EoEse:' s
faHss Ilsn@:zs .aa sleqee slsq:fasis !isn
s'5sa Rason nSs
fs koosa sp:r aGss
FLAMES a1a ~ M roE; uay Kasks: Wood KaeKs: i,
Hatiofpi scas saw sies: ,iae@ @ sssssa % i sSiss;
rsSn Ssssss ses!e: - fEsl
steaes and !iSfazes: Coal store eooS.aE Stow
4oa; oss Ii anfs
Trtes; ?xicesi . Army WaSeaa. : I1un Wedsts:1
TT Lahsr = I.ofsts 2 Hles s5 Teas es
Tsn!s . eofas o9 Wooe shelter Tents 10 ~
.A1so 1t The SANG time and place the following ma.
ahDUt Il u11es from Clarksv1re. -
BotIers 2 Cylinders; : Heaters; Force Pumrs.
Water Wht e, Ehaft and Crank larEe Stcana Pipe.
the following buildings. dLncnstons ~ follows. VIZ
Frame ltnndIugt ls1161 feet uBet NJ Cunnts sary
Ing, so42a need % a aQuxs:ermaase1'a Wh.chonsc;
FE1De Building, 4ax1 feet. used Military Prison;
FExmc shantY soxs feet, used as Powder Magazine;
Wooden Stable o1o feet. used ns stable for govern
soldiers barracks: Frame Building .0Io feet used AZ
escb soldsF aSd negro a. uus.e FIaMe nee
1xIS feet used ~ feie:eaph othcc Frauae saop,
s0129 feet, used Government Work Shop Frame
building, axls feet, used Provost M1rshars olee
Frame Building 0Ht9 feet used n Officers quarters
TeTm5-Cash. In Government funds.
Ey order OF T. 4. Eddy, Chief Quart11nastcr Dept
of Tennessee E0-13ES STEIN,
bn2lf.E-t Can't. It ~. .. M
, 1865-12-01
READ REV. ". B. LEES. LETTER.
RHooK1Es, n. r, My 18th, tsss,
N63%ts. .HUYTE7TER II gNJTH.

GET1I~-1 have nsed yuur hfttsrs during t,,a
past SIX weeks. md feel It b due to ron and to thsnoA
Lie to express my hearty approval Of thelr sct upon
me- Iaevec wrose "pu1 forapy one aud .hhor
anything that ssFoss Of qQackeEy. But Jour Httern
are entirely removed nom the leyel Of the mcra no.
t1una ofthe day. being pats alike to ALL and exsctfr
what they profess to be. They arc not adyttsed d.
cure sveEJthin but they arc recommended 10 ssalss
nature In ne alteration and Ultimate healing OF nanr
ofth4 NEST co1nmonnhr1nltles Of tho body and thi.
they VIII accomplish. had been unwell for txn
uonths Ms Is usual with during the spstne. w.s
bilious Azd suffering nom Indigestion, and xsoer1,
d!seasu Of the mucuous membrane: and though cnn.
pe1ed to seep At work In the discharge OF ny prufs
stonM duties xas r1y weak Of yellow eqc1piextnx.
appetite. aud much Of thu tno coaued 70 she hcd
when Ihsd been taking your bittess week my yfror
returnet. tho saf1ow cosaple1oa WAS ii socai ~
hed my food and now ecioY the duties Of the eus,R
application which 50 recently were 30 vy isf,oe sud
nurdtnsome to ms When used your Mtsa4s I nit q
change cye1y day. These arr n.ets. An tufersae4
muss be made by each iu1tsittual tot himself
Yours respectfully W.R-. LIE
Pattor ofGreeo Avenue Prcabyte1iaa Church.
, 1865-12-01


Tho reposted ss1s to-day were 6ooo hesd, ranstDgtn
pHee npm Eo to 310ne-tbe latter p3ca only for eK;
ccpdnnal Ioss.. ;. -
AZ VIE tntinated IN our report yestcrdar, holders
hsve concluded shst 1t IL useless to stem the eunt
OF 10y prices. and have to-day manllested aa1iety
to close out their stoc0 ut present. rates. The result
AAs beU an active market though p1ices arc 15g25e
per 100 ns les than yesttrday. Aissge proportion Of
the buyers hAre been sh1ppc1, who buy tot the New
York and Boston market. For suitable hogs they
havera1d from $40 to 1ssa PER 1oa ns, There has
been some inquiry for heavy lard hogs, but tho de-
11and has not been Active A few Hight hscon hcsa
were taken BY enc or tWo packers bat IL We sisted
above, the huIk went eastward. p"
Fuckers geue1s1ly do not bslieyo that prices trare
yet reached tbs stopping po1s and refuse to uy At
present rates The more prices decline the less i1-
cllned they seea to be to operate. day two ago
they were offering fso but now that they can be had
st that figure ttsy only offer $3.50.
Tho great tumble IN prices In the past few days Ia
Illustrated very forciby By the following instxnccs:
0ne lot Of 723 eamc N to the Michigan Southern
yards Friday LAST and the owner WA offered I'll Is
z 100 ns; hc refused, wanting &l5o. To-day be sold
tho ZANE party the ssme hogs for 3sa. Another gen
tean last week refused I'll =s 100 ns for drove OF
nearly 30 md shipped them to New York on his own
account. They were sold In New York this Eeck at
&110 eotaIllnE loas upon the Owner Of over p10
Tha receipts continue Light being nearly 6oo9 1ess
than for the same time last xeeE and $4,000 less
than for the corresponding period OF 1854. The day
elosc7 With but few msold. We quote tho market a
active decline of1s@ssc per 100 ~, closinE weak
Anr1kaN
, 1865-12-01
. LADIES, READ THIS.
DR., HOOpER'S
FEM CORDIAL

This elegant tandpopuIar mediciuewiu
cure al Female Complaints, such a.
Excessive, Painful or Suppressed
Meuatruation,1s ,1seucoz1heao or ~ hites
Falling Of the Womb, and all Irregu-
Ia1ities Of the Monthly Periods. It
will also bring cu the 1Hanses when
checked by Colds and all unnatural
Causes ....
Females suffering onder my OF tho difficulties shove
eQumer7ted, should not Elll u nsa
DIR. UO0PEES FEMALE CORDIAL.
II Is tho most pleasant and tutalibto remedy ever IL
vented for the cure Of female complaints. Ladies' ry
IT,
TErttke 81 so per bottle.
kB- For sae At uK. E. EAoTERLT'S Family MedI.
cine Store. 90 Atalison-st. Chicago. III. -"
Sold, ss Wholesale, By REESHAMs. i VAN
SCHAACK, Wholesale Druggists, I6 Lake street.
f.h9r4..o
, 1865-12-01

HIUO1 o1k1Lo l. C1k hAl0lIN u
4 n9ER fgEEES D SffSf1S TSibG iKE dG sS TIE
TR1Asu11 DkrAKrxxsT, u
of'''3 sfRf's sF sFaSf 4eaa asts6 k6, e 1aESs ss
f @ Ens
I'D tes dsseF q sunstn ys.seIs e., e
the Mississippi River APO fnbataI1es hsre bctn Re-
hx sseeiTea Il tse oes of 1he sapsyssaRs spes. III
4 a. MeSt ssss Is9 a9sa9 H.
vencnt ports III sunken vessela, whether. steamers,
sasapa S's H7sf Z % Is 'assS asassre. IL
ne following points viii be observed By parties
Tae Uo1sFnnent desires 70 restore the sszrau, In
removal Of tho sunken yesse!s can DO 1t.
,A AZ = Tsssels r. 81 hoatS o. parts thereof VII b dc.
f SsS 6Esss. @ .M M:zsaqE ~ & MesS6i,. seS AfSsa.
such saies oposs nay cover tic sho!e Vi @eTs. q
as n1ssssz
acd delivery at ciher Of the designated ports oi Ill
ss. !ss
snd whether of material yalle or not; and the
sea p xss.ss M I'D he
p9sn forward Is rapidly as the stage or wuteE VIII
II ,E 5se nseRot.l must .aesatoe t..iner yet
eSsG es &
n1a rs H5 1iesr ds 81 se o de-
Y. depos1t Of lve thousand dollars tt5an viii ho
required lson eaeh q the bladets 4 the ile oIhid
a,1g 70 snause ne Eo9d II aa o. r. e'a ~ ts
reference must be gtveo, also, to the sblty aad
coed ath Of The bidder q pcr1m Sc work ia ques-
certified By the nearest officer ofthe Custotns.
VI. Forms Of prupossl "a copy Of which sec below
been prepared md Forwarded to each the Surveyors
Of Customs 1t Psttsbqsgb Wheeling. Cincinnati; Lou
Who Will m1nlsh them upou application.
VII. Ironosals viii be opcned on the 18th OF bcccE-
proEed b tho Secretary Of The Treasury.
VIII, The Gums deposited By unsuccessful bidders
deposit the ofthe bidder Of hdders
urop non compliance with the terms OF the contract
or refanoed upon the faithful completion Of the *uGk
= -. VII. #. 0RMs,
Supervising Special Agent. DC, ID Agency.
Treasury Department.
, 1865-12-01
4 Physiological View Of MAR
x&<EE

Containing nearly go pages, and 10 tne Plates md
Eug1ayings Of the Anatomy Of the Human Organs In
astate of Health and Disease, With Treatise On Early
Errors, lii peplorahle Consequences upou tho Mlpd
and Body, With The Authors Plan Of Tteatment-;he
only rational and successful node Of curr N .hou
bY tho troEt Of cases tseated. truthful ndyfscr 10
the married, md those contemplating marriage Who
nee Of nostase to a9y sdasssi RECEIPT 81 = cent?
n stamrs or possi currency, by dressing ii. Ii
The author maE b. consulted upon any OF the dis
e3scs upou which hss book treats either ptra0nHIy or
BY natl and medicines seat to any part Of tho world
nnf-T.9tm.X.N&Y " "@<
, 1865-12-01
READ E D. E. n. SOUTHWORTHY LETTER
rPoGP1cT Corr,aE, GxoRsxru1x, q, c.,
april Z, 1871


GESILDNS-Ec4ves ma great pleasure to ndd nv
testimonial to ths Of others Io .ox Of your ryrri
ient ptep&rahon. eereral yesxs Of 1vshfnce oo ths
banks Of Southern Ese1, and OF close application r,
literary wors. had 10 thoroughly e1hausted nv ner
vous sSatem and undermined ny health. mai h,d
become martyr to dtspcpeia and nervous heatacht.
recurring ut short tnteFYalR znd def5tne all knovn
remedies In The Materta Aedica. had come to tha
conclusion that nothing hut total change al rsstde1c
and pursuits would restore mY hAA1kh+ Whep fttend
recommended Hostettesf Rttte15- Ip4oeuzeda bottta
experiment. It teqnlfed but ons boaua 10 crx.
vince me hat had No1ud ut Inst The 1xht equbtn.-
ton OF remedies, the Fe!fef It has Afforded no has bee
complete. It is now so1rs years stnce 6rst / tistt
Hostetcrs Filters. and 1t u but Just to say that
hare found the preparation al that It claims 70 be- II
Is standard Family cordial with us3 md eynu as a
etmulant VIC like 1t hes:eF than anything else but wc
u1a It In all nesvors bilious and dYsreptlo ezse, If
what have now SAID VIII lead any d5soeptlc or ner
yous invalid to 4 arJo remedy shall hare 4oao soma
good. =.
1reuain. gentlemen. respectfully Jours,
E. DER S0UTuWQRTH
, 1865-12-01


Without any avowed combination to brcas the
p1ce4 IN the market for hogs packers have r1fH rn
suAl unAnttY Of sentiment snd .c1ion oul,e ra+9
ety stood Aool fton tht MARKET done brt iitt,e
cfa1 article. The has been general dIstrost nf IL
eafe!r Of tne muket 1t materially lover n.nrrs th.n
rumbeT Of hogs to be facke Should cxcce1 lie iet1f
est calculations, and evrn Eow With decin: L,r H.
.o take hold This Eosnias. under Impression tsst
tae Eorst nso hee1 egn. hoidsrt Eeved Un
,,hsy eIoEped hack to about the saae nsuses {ises
nSs sfenc as 81 SossS fes: namely ko05a5 foE
t9E ls1Ee per1on q their .toek ackod, sad Etsist
70 far Intellectually Nhera the HoEs hsrc bcsn sbs
lnte1y owned by professional droyrs~ there nNs be
ofcotIse, according Eweartrg, but whtfc they aTr
in the rase1s' hands. even At the decline the narsct
thus rnaEC for Corn il 4 Eaod one-
Mir. Smith. Superintendent Of the Merchants, rY
change, complies the following statIstrs 81 Hog re-
ce1pte: -.
Ty rtyeI.. EtN
From KENTUCKY. .--........,, lSigE
lu.z-
, 1865-12-01
DIR. FaStel.ly's
D1ARRHEA SYRUP

VIII cuTo U1a1 1rAea3 UysehteTys 5u1u.
mer Complaints - colic, ,Cholo1a mor-
Bowels either in Children or Adults.
The most pleasant aEd remedy cVc-dtscovcted
for the euro OF Bowel Complaints Is
DR. EA5TEELI'5 DAREIfEA SYRUP.
It has been thoroughly teStcd+ and found 1SFAL-
L1BIECEREtot the Sc dangerous complaints II IL thu
best medicine h the world &or CHILDREN when
TEETHING-
r. Pr1ce IS cents PEI bottle. .....
frFor eae at DIR. L EASTERLY4s Family Medi-
ctno Store % Madison street, Chcago. H. md for sale
Sold, Il Eho1esa1e, by BUENHAMS { VAN
SCHAACK, Wholesale Druggists, 1B Lake street,
, 1865-12-01
ER. EASTERLT,S
'ECETGBLE PAIN KILLER

V1~aE N6@@ ESN Na@AEN
Will cure Eain in tho eStonach,C CT amps
or spasras, Headache, Toothaehe,
I, Sore TtEoatJ Collie, pys entery or
Eowel Complaints, Nervous Afec-
ticus,P ain or Ague in the Taee,F Pain.
te4s' cn!ic, and in fact wherever it is
applied 2cin cannot exist.
LEADER. aEt yGp suffering pain 1r1n any disease above
enumerated, Or roN any Nthcr cause? tt1en use
D1s. EASTEEtf'S PAIN KILLER.
This medicine Is perfect anttpte for ALL P.AIyl
and Is nee,I Int crray and externally, with ncyci-aun
success. Try II.
Ep- Price rs cents per bottle.
-,3SFer sa:s At Of. E. EAsTEnLY's Family 3Ieal-
sod, At wholesale. b. bIjRSnAMs L VAN
sCIA-ACK. Wholesale Druggists, u L1So street,
, 1865-12-01
DIR. EASTERLY,S
FEVER AND AGUE KILLER,
VIII curc A euo and E1evar EhffTa

II CH1 S3Su1 s3Iu aE9IJ Nu11lH aH6
Fever, Dumb Ague, 1uterraittant
and Eemitteat Tevers.
Everybody kteua that DT:. EASTERLY1S FEVER
AND AGEE KILLER I! an infhllibc cure n,r tlcse
distressing ehE1pi3lnrs What moro c1n be aakcd2
II Pzcc <1-1Q per bottle.
.61C For sale a Dr. L. EASTEELT's Family Medl.
clne E.urC, 0D Madison street. Chicago. III.
Sold. at wholesale, By DERSHAMS d VAN
sC11AACK. Whol@al: Druggists, I g Lake street,
ChlcSEp, -