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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-12-05

Prayer is ever profitable; at night
it is our covering: in the morning
it is our Grmor, Prayer should be
the key Of the day, and the lock of
the night. lie is listed to Gods
service and protection, who makes
it his first work to be enrolled by
prayer under the Almighty. He
carries an assistant angel with him
for his help, who bcgs his benedic-
tions from above; and without it
he is lame and unarmed.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-12-05
The Law of Newspapers:

l. Subscribersw who do notglve express notice
to the contrary, are considered as wishing to
continue their subscription.
2. If subscribers order the discontinuance
of their papers, the publishers may continue
TO send them until oil arrearages are paid
3. If subscribers refuse Or neglect to take
their papers from the Office to which they
are directed, they are held responsible till
they.ha settled the bill and ordered the pa
per discontinued
4 If snbscribers move 70 ;otherpleeaa
n B Il f
papcrs arc sent 70 the former direction, they
are held responsible.
5. The law Courts have decided chat re-
fusing to take paper from the Office is "pri-
ma lacie" evidence Of intentional fraud
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-12-05

Ifyou have great talents, indus
try viii improve them ifmodcratc
industry will supply their.
deficiencies. Nothing is deuied to
wclI-directcd labor; nothing is ever
to be attained without it.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-12-05

Learning, it is said, may be an
instrument of fraud; so may bread,
if discharged from the mouth of a
cannon, be an instrument of death.
Each may be equally eff ftctive for
evil. ..f
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-12-05
Terms Of subscription.
To Clubs.

Postmasters receiving subscriptions, and
distributing papers, and parties forming
clubs Of five, and upwards, and forwarding
the money in advance, will be entitled to
one copy gratis for II months.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-12-05

CLoUDs.-We often live under q
cloud, and it is we'll for us that we
do so. Uninterrupted sunshine
would parch our hearts; we want
shade and rain to cool and refresh
them. Only it behoovc5 us to
take care that, whatever cloud
may be spread over us, it should
be a cloud Of witnesses. And ey-
cry cloud may be such, if we can
only see through to the sunshine
that broods behind it.-JamisoR.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-12-05
EEEnED1E RELLGLNN

There is not much solidity in q
religion that will not stand the test
Of everyday experience. "Therc
are good many pious people" says
Douglas Jcrrold, "who are as care
full OF their religion as of their best
service of China, only using it on
holiday occasions, for tearit should
get chipped or fawed in working
day wear" That species Of freligion
may do for a show, but there's little
substance in it. 1t is not the kind
to last; tits too fine for use. 1t
is too much ofthc gilt gingerbread
sort for the more general service
of mankind. 1t can DO little good
in the eyes of one who Judges us
not by the exterior, but by the in
terror evidence of excellence. Re
ligion, to be sCrviccable, must not
only be substantial, but active. 1t
must not be drowsy. 1t must be
wide awake, vigilant and sturdy.
We have long looked upon "purc
and undetiled rcligion,'' as a life, a
principle, and a practice. We fully
and honestly believe in the religion
and Christianity Of the New Tosta-
mcnt, but we have no faith in the
religion Of the various and differ
ent Churches. We are fully pre-
pared to prove that q great number
Of American Churches, and their
of carnal weapons, have
had their commission to. preach
war, pillagc, plumber, murder, and
death, from hell aud not from
heaven, If they say that they
nave had their commission from
heaven to shed blood, and kill
of their own church, we
offer to meet them, with the New
Testament in hand, to defend the
honor, glory, and mercy of God,
against their published blasphemy.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-12-05

An individual Of much practical
experience, informs us that green
elder deposited in and about the
mows Of hay and grain will prove
an etfectual preventative against
the depredations of mice and rats.
We have long known that the
leaves of the common mullen will
drive rats from their haunts. There
is something in the odor of this
plant that is disgusting to the rats;
they cannot abite it.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-12-05
BIBLICAL SKETCH ES.
BY "UNCLE WILLIAM"
SKETCH XII.

THE sCRIPTURAL CHARACTERISTICS
OFsA CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-12-05

He who turns from evil habits
does himself good turn.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-12-05
Scjcttco Qoctrg.
OVER THE RIVER.

Over the river they bcckon to me,
Loved ones who'ye crossed to the further
uiln
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-12-05

And joylully sweet will the meeting be,
When over the river, the fearful river,
The angel of Death shall carry me.
Anonymous.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-12-05
THE HEROES OF PEACE,
The Heroes Of War.

Z. ANTHONY, No. sol, BROADWAY,
NEW YORK, is nov publishing, in aa@'uoh
to other portraits, the celebrated collection
known in Europe and America as
, 1861-11-21
Gt)itagn Grih,atrb
ENGLAND AND RRANCK.


a sonthe4ner bold ts Davts cams
And raid The South IL Ill or 1ame-
,I1s nst1ess for us ts hold the forte,
While Incoln's ahfps blockade our port1;
What arc you doing Lord Davta, Eay,
10 drive thsae t2sote1t shfpe xway I"
Then Davis, eyeink Tho fpeaker aaksnee,
seaa-"ne heps ssr ships from Englaud md
ftanee
I4en the Fuuthe1nex beh went On to say,
Lord Davis cannot We get Cur payY -
5eopla ne q1arreltBE, % they cay.
Mho tnAil get the bends Of ths G. g. 4.
T4f Clothes are WsKr md our shoes ip ho1e1-
ineec are tho times thst try mems soEesE'
Inen D24is, eyeiug the speaker askance,
nt5o-We hops for money from England and
Then = the sontherners1 yo1ce again Was heard
-, ~ Secession has never bee4 referred
~ y 1he peoples vote At ths polls" said he
re mare no recognition 1t home, Jou see;
lincoln Ea5e 1t IS III eedition-
How fhal ne get a recognition -
Ihen Davis, e5fug the speaker asksnee,
eenc-"he hope to get It ftom England and
!Ee1 the Southerner bold, with flashing eyes,
AnsWered~ Such ccnduct detpt&e:
1eq put your trust In England and France
To help yUu through this fantastic dance.
I've no faith in thGEe Who don't understsnd
70 trust for help In their ONE right hapd.
We muet be fsllen low indeed,
II ne ttand Of foreign aid in need:
Mo1eove, we have not the elightest chance
or obtaining theee thlrgs from Bnslaad and
france )" -Rhi2ad elphtd Pftss-
, 1861-11-21

[FIom theiA1bany Journal, 18Th
At tho next term OF the United 8ta.es Court
tp this city, IN important confession suit
Will occupy the attention of the Court. It
appears that 1t the outbreak Of the raoallion.
Commodore Tatnsl1 wss living st ssckettts's
Ha,boT, in this Stats, HhGe ks had aecnu1n-
late1 considerable amount Of property. He'
LETT Immediately On the alarm Of war being
sounded, for bis natiVe state, and Was lately
at the head Of tho rebel mosquito feet, which
Has 20 g1otions]y scattered byo1r Naval Er-
pedition at Beaufort Last week The furniture
Of his hoaae At Sackett's Harbar, consisting OK
property worth about $15, ,000. his been cenfs-
cated BY the Governmsnt. A libel and iafor-
nation were fled by the District Attorney,
snd last week motion for condemnation was
made aa the United States Court, at Buffalo.
Hon. Ell Cook appeared for Commodore TIT
Eal az claimant Of The property, aud proposed
to answer aud defend. The District Attorney
tEen ssked leave to amend the libel, which
Was g1snte3, ard then thzea week. were a.
lowed hi. Cook to answer the amended libel
after It Eheu1d be served Ia this form 1t will
be brought before the Court, when the Dis
frict Attorney will urge Ita condEcatiou.
, 1861-11-21

the New TorE Central allfoaa to Buffalo connecting
with the y1riou3 EafoAda leading West and with ttl
, 1861-11-21
The Pfxeto1 Affair.

The Cincinnati Commercial, speaking Of the
Piketon affair, asys:
Alette- from J. P. Benjamin, the Confeder.
ate SeetA45 OF War. dated at Richmond, oeh
esys that he had. the day before, Tor ~arded au
a1it1le1y CON psnY, viii q full battery, aud
would 1t ones eeada Virginia regiment armed.
The statement that the regiment should be
arme6, Was underscored- The tebe1s Looked
for the battery and the regiment on the day Of
the fight, but they Ind not been heard Of By
tie q. g. forces. Tke rebels had plenty of
aims and ammunitior. They had few Tiff ed
Muskas, but were generally armed With squtr-
rel guns and flint lock muakets. They tired
60 fist d1riag the fight, that some Of the mus
kete taken were 70 hot they could hardly b.
handled.
Ger. Nelson behaved With thu greatest per-
eoza1 eal!antrJ at the fight, md Wss for some
time target for the rebel rla:men,' who u sde
bad shooting, OF they would have picked hdna
al.
Gen. Ne]son's official recognition Of tho Tlc,
tori is contslned IL the fonoaing oraez Of the
day: '.-.
HEADQUARTERS, CAHF ED9MEss CuAaE.l
II P1kE1oH. Ky., Nov. 10, 1861.
EoID1rRs: think you for Whit yun 1sga
dcre, In campaign Of twenty days you have
|; 5ri5eu tie rebels from Eastern Kentaeky, acd
/ Fiytxt repcse to- that portion: Of tho State.
| You ba4e made continual forced marches over
wrcs dhtd ro5Es, .dsEp IN mud badly c1ad, you
/ hsye b1vcpacked on tie = ct grcuad Il the No
| vtm her raise without ru 'mur. With SCARCE
i 11elf r3t.crs yau taTc p:resk1 ioE7ar6 With
! rc}s{1.t nsIs.yssa-cs. 20 os1Y p's-s th.t
| ,nc my EEte 6 h.a>9, tso1sh sc.oa<he3
, 1861-11-21

ard very strong, you drove him from In the
Hnet brilliant style. For your constaucy md
esu1age I Thank you, aud With the qualities,
which You have shown that you pcsseas, ex.
pect great things from you ii the future,
II. NElS+H.
, 1861-11-21
{ AT & ( RH! CATAkRE!!
~ cATAKRH...
g. SEstfE'S llQulb cATAgRk REMEpY!!

sAA = %b4uI0 1RtAAMh 8kfAEHt -
"AxRASTKD ~ b sure curator
tATARRH or GELD IN THE HEAD.
oNE HGKDREe TE0UsAED re1eous d1a yearly
shoEe tSkt With fully rwolhi,d5 OF t1s nuaoar tae
oseAsE fEst comsuxne&d ~
CatarTh in the Eoses
ss He{t stsp etrz to the throat aad bro1eE1 t7bss
It i eAs1sI t. c.cs ossszza than Consumption sad
% curing tie frat ~ nrevert The Litter. Perso15
hnGpuec Is tc tt ebtit
II 9he " PtoMs Gi Cata;lt ~ ts*g Eeaets'5 Apps*s
end nac thtt t5sy kkve frequent astsckk su1 mora
Entau1; = t ca4s Ees q Se1@p-1atcrt L tals con
olan tbs nose s. be *ry, cr e1sas discharge thin
y. th7 lseasc eccz-e eAronl. inc disclaiEes arc ID
e1eIFfd In qu41nt3 a1a It alEEd in qualify tcY ale
E:t mick ard tf1yy, aSd ire e.tseE &c: I'D Of t{
esxlnE the o. e'.e they ~ into nc th.oet and
.vs cauthg ta BREATH the 711ca is t11cE end na-
sal tie we4t the sarse smell Is letEeped
q dc.rcyet; te23eess Presently taker pl=ce. Ano-
Il ta- peon is etl;at1 te cesI Ills throat IL ths
esHn non The read azrleg The nig4 when tMs taEss
sbe pSrson HAY b t9la tta{ h.e c!eessets tA
= Tie eb5xe a1e IL 1yc1t2ns oi Cat@s1h a. tdes
3, ia ald & tie LIQUID CkTk RRH REMEDY.
~ Rs
edy - a%nfe all whe dHp- SEQ 70 test Its virtues
r. curing Cat8t.h ssst a.r the thai Il the Eamedy
toS ene Eeath 20 ssae1t 10 roeessed lie smc11s psd
Fnee q ne C.teyzn Eeredy, 72e0-euGc!ca: ser
sse ore month, E,ta tnn sn5 clcar direcstoeA-
o@ce, 1875 Lake, Corner Of Wells Street
mi t-s16-tH Pest OF &C Hn1 4s5h Chicago. I'll
, 1861-11-21

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, County
- ofcooR, IS Superior Court Of Chicago, Boye1
bG Term. ISL William q. Les N Caf1oa F1grce,
Afadavtt Of the non-ree1deree of C4rlos F1e1ce,
Jcpn Harper snn Henry Keyes+ Ue&enda1ts above
nxne haYiug been hled lr the oEca Of tho Clerk IL
eEld Superior Court Of chicago. N6tIce IA hereby
given toetne sasd Csxtoe P4erca, 1ona Haxper and
Hcm- KsY Yea, tast Tbs complainant n1ed hfs bin o4
onrlaist inheld Iona on tae Caa1cety s1de tae1e-
ot Sn tha ds:eet;ta ~ q Ja1s 1ss1 I'D taat sa
dart retpEaeaa % tbs nr& Aoaaay Of July, $40, u
l6b5 E# required. ',-9 - = - .
Row, iaa JeE the ehId Csrlos Paezca, Jcha Hsr.
re1 md HeE:y keyts: 1an fsa ;ostnz es ~ sprsa1
Cd atsl da5 q teEsxtts1R thereof to be
Ca.raEe u said c9natz, % e 1ist Aotcay e A2:;
yFEfes. {E1 Aut Efnad, xa8Er dFtncE 10 tfe saie
conpp,a{tsnts hi oI complaint. the s6ae, I'D: 81
,settsEA - gnGz as7E n esxsa ed ~ % %s.s!
500 ececxe1aE - Eh R:95t5 4 81 PHI c,s-x :;
, 1861-11-21

-.. '1s-k~.1tkfE s7EEEE4S
Nhs:1e ~ vii BE- pl.4aea 10 tr1 sJ. NJ. o,o -s+.
Fsnan 4 aef1 ~ 9,s; u q Ip;cea9s snrn!sss I. 3S
=n-e tn tie FEst A~"*i'&la'-e a1E:
F&R1GE A;&13 311aluss 5ss5e-~
o. EaacEoyG EE2sIf@$ a;.& E14-xt st-Zs Zs.,J-.,
XIt1-*.:- 1T:-r "sst< t*a Ec.ctf- Sce. -f,E;I
ETIeEE h3:S-. S.otf--srf 1rt EEs!.E q iii ~ ~
Llt
, 1861-11-21

as F or the ehespest aad best Hair
ggsWALp1 im I.as et1tst md s5a@iae @ toss 5 y Eoa. a.
ssffa! @ ef nj No scrutiny can detsct the
Il aatr IswslE COZ tsDs siFsys tas nsrest ct III:
F'1iEa;; ~ auclts nil give entse tsus{aCu5a,
, 1861-11-21

GTkTE OF ILLINOIS, CO0K
~ COUNTY Coos Comfy Circuit Court No
venber Term. 4 D. ls61. Edward B. Martin "a.
SstnHel D. WS&kleT-
esSIey III VII of asssns aaS hsasd ~ Of ths
etss e " r., Clerk q Geek County s, Gheo GoaE
Of the taid Ed- Matln aud against the estate
Ct the saia sa@qs1p WeatsJ to- tee 50 7 oi SsEaa;
Twenty Five CsLts directed to tae Shsf1f Of Cook
Ceunty. which said writ 81 beeE returned executed
Nov, Il ere tore. unless you. toa sa1d Samuel D.
WeakieF eha11 pef5eral1J bs atd appear before tae
said Cook County Ctrcuk Court Or before the drst
ConIt r The csg of Caieaso on tas t3!! Aoa;
PLEAD to fhe said plstnid action, Judgment wfl b
entered aaaz and IN rsVo1 ef the said
may Be sufnctent TO s7t1nf5 the saad Judgment and
cc=ts + Ill be sold to satisfy the es9G5
ParsnE H. Rkvrnfna pi,Hs kfsVH: nOKh ,Ga.w
, 1861-11-21

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY
~ OF COOK. ss-CteuIt Court CT Cook County,
November Term, 4H6t+ Eben Eonaut ya- James II.
gests Haaerta Beers, Seth C. Hapsood aat Ralph r.
HIfI-Tn tfanceEy.
and auerEa Eee1s, defendants abpvs named having
been MED in he oce q taa CLERK of sald Circuit
tald !smes y B. eEe and Manetsa Beas tsas aaid
compaiI ant hls tB bill complaint iu said Court
on the Chancery sde the reef the tsuth OF Au
gust ?as1. asd 1hat su1moas theEe12cn t.s1ed out
the first Morca7 Of September. l:e1. as l. by Law re-
Qut1~d-
Now, unleay you. the said J8mes NJ Bsers aud Ma
ueryt EeeFF. thall personally be and 2pptsr Def re
said Circuit Court o Cook County. On the dss day Of
cage II esid Cousty the itss Monday Of January
1854 and plead answer demur to the ssld complain
artS' hI Of pla1t the and the matteTs and
thirss therein charged and stated vii be taken a.
ccnf<tsed. decree entered agatnAe you accord
irg to the ptaJ er Of said bill
III. MAYBoRE, Comprts' EoI'r. no19 h3A "
, 1861-11-21

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, County

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, County
~ Of Cook a.A-8apsr4or Court Of Chicago Jaua-
UT Tenn 192 ,Aa1Eastk Gau1sfun HAll II Robert
EsN.-Ip Ehalcery.
Afdday1t Ct the noE-7ez1denee Of Fobert -Han Do
se. GIANT Bbove named having been fled In the oace
Gt 1ne Glerk ef sad s1perioF C2aIt Ct GhiSaFo Eo.
complain ant fled her bin OF COMPLAINT in sid Court
ChzsceTy atds thereof On the tEeutythlrd day
tfQctrttr l8Gl and that SUMMONS the1elpqu fsaued
cut ef said Cou1: sanst eaId Defendant able
on tho first Monday of January Eezt s1sse9, - Is bJ
iRW required
Nos, nuless yo1- tae sad Eepert BAH shan peg
aF be and app nefor6 tald Supe1cr Court Of CHI
caEo efCook County. on The fr-t day of the tezm
thefe e be hol1eq at ChtcaEo n sa!d County. On
Ct d mut to tht sid ono1tn.ua I'LL Of complaint
he Ezne and t. matters apd things therein charged
and stated, will be t1ken - contested, Aad decrea
bill WAITER KIABALLt C!srk.
G J.HuI1, CumpTts' soIr. oo:3gs5 ~
, 1861-11-21
CTATE OF ILLINOIS. COOK

STATN CT ILLINOIS,, CODK
: c0UETT--ss. Cook County Circuit Court No
veuber Term A D. ls61- Edward B. MaEdn H. Nc
A1Gtter, E1npecn Co.
Pubhc Notice bersky given e ths said AcA ntstxz
Of The Office 1t the Clerk Of COOK County Ctrcutt
Court dsted the 9th GAY Of Ocsobs1, 4; D. 1ai- at
estBte Of the said McAMster Simpson T. CO, for the
sum OF Fl, rho1ssnd Eight Rnldred aad Slueteea
Of toek County, which satd WIT has been returued
e1et.ted.
Now. therefore, unlezs you, the said McA111tte tar,
Simpken g shall perEoIall5 be sud appear before @
car of the ue1t Term thereof to be holden at she
Court Hens Z tie citE q iesgo On he third Mon;
plead 70 the sald rlsndfa sct1oa. Judgment Will be
entered against you and In favor Of gafd Edward
nay be snfheens 70 satisfy the Judgment and eota
Hin Be soad II exst17 The tame: .,.
FAYBoS RETxoIns, P11 Aftys no5hia5 in
, 1861-11-21
Eusptts,att 5tat&nt&tts.
GTATEhIENT Of the Condition
OF TIE
Commonwealth Fire ins. Comply,

commonwealth tlfe fne. C0mpg,
OF NEW YORK.
R.s es & e Sss9Pz ssaPszZ :: Rss FaRs
Tss :ss: :@s: q sfB!tsl ::ssE = Pa u L.: S
1a.-c.sn On hard .ad fsfa5 8 BIZ aad IN nsaaz
HstsIs Gsiaeaa5tisd::..:.......:: s8
90 g. e g SSseRs ssSRsd e Rsa
EstAte Eoia eouhle the aaon1t. ..:..: dsssao.::7 n
sth-Ioaa3 aseared py Bank and otaer
9sSs - i:
p1ny.........--.......... 2os4a7t
LIa1n1nIxs:
tes fesses i tha}asa sea e. s
r,r sss, ~ bsss@s:f SIS 'Sa''
e1o. F. HArs. seczetssy ~ - ~ '''<'~
Arnroa's oyE1e< s1Arx OF l11zyo1s,e
pany. leeai.a ss Eew 5ors rs e5ed u this emee 5
AN aet to requisite the Agencies q Insq5a1ce Con-
paa.ss qSs ins1EEesated p ths s5ase of neIs p
ee Issasa s. se ssp; t3st
S s5eets sad n morsszes, and is d1ed Il Us oMes
Esttee ins1nasn5 Ened bS ths Rss5dsnf s. . aaa sesEe
JAARs :: STOKES e Chicago, Illinois, tts 1gena
for the Transaction OF the business Of said Company,
and tSlG and 4nrese1yedlY aathosi11ns the1n y ss
Eompany. ccn6entng that service OF PROCESS upon
them the sid agents. shall be taken aud held to be
valid as HserTed upon the Company: aud waiylng all
claim Of eE7or By reason OF such service.
tse asts aiorsssid, I Jesse E DTB0l4 Auditor ,oi
Public Accounts Of the State Of Illinois, do hereby
certify y yet The said M LAA9EsT 6. HALL JAMES
pany to transact the business Of Insurance in his
State, until the thirty atst dsJ Of January IN the Feas
eighteen hundred and stxtst*o so far as he nav he
ieEa1y empowered 80 to dehy e.id Company:
sKA1 {scribed ny naIDe and affixed the seal Of my
t~~' oHce at Springfield, thls fifteenth day Of Feb
'''A y I8ssE &. DUBOIS, Auditor z. l..
...... CAPITAL
Ftltor reurarce Con5snF of Kew Terk-...z els.00
- .! etts II. ufa1es Company & =: 9ekl{n 1SS9s
BrETco:t Eurante Conpany OF New York. 15e.0n
Pr ntI lrsu12ute Company df HrooAIyn..-.. * ga
Germ E1t harge lDturauce Company of y. 7. aalo0
Cemmunwessth 1usuza cH Company OF n. Z. :5lh1
-tthern Afeurarcs COMPANY Of Londpn - 6e1Saa
1btsrEauoual Lie 1ns- EocietF, London zsa01
HALL i COMPANY, Age1ta,
No. 1N E3Eth Water street.
coy. {nfcicn 1I3{1niS
, 1861-11-21
FATRBAN E'9, STANDARD
SCALES Of Al.L4 KINDS.
FaErbanEz f. Greemfea4;

ErsFNHTANT Z 70 ALL CDN.
ars ihrpe inyoie o{ frtach 9sAA imported by theE
ce.ap tsL e1trs dutoa k'5-4 : EHEA9EI1 6 L.EI'
xnt Iard O;1 end eu Gtter 4r;c!ec II t,e1r G19 q.
E&!s. Il IL. +. i5es. IA:=s .-ss Its-c-. ~ ~
- Gt-+5:. {: &c 1919
, 1861-11-21

EEEAT CENTEt8L EUUTF To NEW YUEk, HEH
ENGlAf D AND TIE CANApAA
On and after 80NpAs. nv Sd is6.+ Tr1tn9 Ieavs
the Great CeLual CnloR Depot. foot OF LIZ ttreek
IS follows:
600 A. N+-Day Express Except Sunday arrives It
Detroit a. z n sas2easton B:tdE: e
- m-. Albany 415 g. m., New York
s:5s p Boston LEO a. r.
$50 A-Night Express te1cept Saturday. s1r1ves
at Detroit At -, N. S1spe1lton Bxi3&e
e:.5 AhanY las g. m, New 3erk II m
Boston $50 p. n
s9ncta2aa Trains. ia II Z. Railroad 1ea7e Chicago
at 6:a50 4. II. Eatl Train; AStf 2. n Fast E1psn6
at.iye II Chicago ~ 1f1a l. " Fat Exc7eaE, And
11:40 r II. Nizht hau Train,
The H:3u T. u. Trsi- 1ss91cg C9icsEu ruRs through
- C1ncfnnSu St:hnat ch4nse Of c27& of hAEGAke~
ERltban-ya Patent D.ste1s are run o. Day KIpra1&
Traiua Patent s1eepEE CAS- On al night t1a,rs.
THRotcH 51EKSfs 1 fer ssle .Gi n ii eriseip., K.n
Toac otcee II the Wett a. the 9eIessl oHca, earnst
Lake and Dearborn ttreets (Cnu.r tht T-e11ent
Eo2Ee4) Chicago, and at the Depot.
E. y. RICE General Superintendent
, 1861-11-21
L. D. oLMsEED. LYMAN BAIRD.
LOAN AGENCY,
Collection and Insurance Office
-0F-
T.. ID. DkRE&TED f. CO..

business department Tor the purchase a1d sa!e Of
PRODUCT OF ComMIgsIoN.
CTR EXTENDED factit1e1 Will enable u TO sell Pre-.
duce coII1Gned to ns either IN Chicago, or tnrough
PhtiAddph3s ss pre1.I1ad bJ our con. .lznors. Wh
pledge ourselves II n2 case 70 buy o. sen Produce
in poeton to for the tnt=ts5ts d taoEl
, 1861-11-21

CAPTTAL.
Fulton Irsura.r- Co1p1anT e Nev Yofk.-..$ 0,p0G
lafayette Insurance c. moany Of Brcpk1sn.. 1900
HrsYpoft III turn2se e company Of New York, 15Q,0n
Flepi1 ]nsuEan+e Comca.J cf Brooklyn 2o0,W
Gem Exchange 1rt u.snce CompsrF ON 2n!90
ScrthsIn iagt CoIpsny Il Ioadon...
IntcruauCpal LIE ms Eocety. Lcndon. saD0>
HALL & COMPANY, Agents.
No. h0 Sln&h Water street.
101Ah?.t.im CnicaRo. 1lltnot4
, 1861-11-21
ENCEE.

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Ha @;itia- : II TttisH Te reG
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E.o5ts Ell H. EsA.
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, 1861-11-21

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H1AEA1H4
, 1861-11-21
,HICAGO AND MILWAUKEE

~ RAILROAD.
FOR mlEE2ukees La CFoass st. F2al4
Ofhkosh, Berlin, and Inter-
mediate Points,
on a1d a. stt:s r. MONDAY; Nov: ~ -ss.. = =r.s.aa&sE
Calal streets E1ndayt e1ce1tet-1 % follows:
$40 A. u. and 2;33 E. H., and arrive Z. AltY4MEsd
It tZ.00 M. antt $40 4 VI.
Rasss5gf5 @ Tram siltve st chiesgo At 11:7o z. H.
1WADKHaAN AccoMMoDkTIoH TRAIN leaves
CaicaSo E. 4:82 Il a7a a.r17 7ss ct Cleaso 1t S81
An. g. C. BALD HlM.
nos Eupe1inta1&h14
- ALEN a II CHICAGO UNION
~ RAHKoEp.-WtHrxK AAxA6eEMrE
On ard a.rer Au1Gsy, Nov. <tn. ISL. r1tn1 WI
a7s Wells htre=t deret soo SUNDAY. e1cspsa;
t.4s 4. u: acd 2.IS F. r. &c. 3slvtdaru Ro:6otds
!IeepoTt W.1en. Callers b9Hlctts. ',rnaa2s eaa =.
u$on. Po!o. FaiSea Ceda: 1sp!de, and ntstsedIsta
1:n!e: 4 els d ~: ElEE Rel! EocEor4- aE1
edlaie polnt=- Fessengert for Bslett an6 Ja1e411.
1;n taSet The 8 - L. Il hatn- FAss.nsH-s Et3stM
:ass Asssn1. r M:s;se9a. : eSasT2 ~ LIE Sc 20 ssse<
7.es1!1X Csrs o. night trslua-
E. s. TACUTr, 6s1, SUIT
a. u WEEHlHf. Ghc Pk4xeutpr Axr se3
, 1861-11-21

@1HiCAGO AND NORTHWEST
~ ERN RAILWAY,
Fo5 Ksckfart Bele:t Freeport, Jaaes.tle, gsleaa-
Nu1let1h, Mati1on PfAtr1e du CHEN, Fond 1E 1IAc,
Q+hkoeh- Vat rtoEn, Green EaY, Berlin, R1poa, Il
CToEGe1 St Paul. &c,
TRAINS LEAVE As FOLLOWS:
Da9 E1prss; lisa F ~; Eight Exprox, rs 2. II;
InfouRh TO Al lie above no'n.F. acd ca1nect1aE At
Paul &c Acccmr oda,ioa SIS i. II
T1Rin5 arrive at 500 A. n. las a N. and sas F. n
GEO I. DUNLAP, Supt
, 1861-11-21

THCAGC, BURLINGTON h
~ QUINCY RAIIRnAD.
P4saeazs1 1saipa leeve nd arrive II Es.cxE1 til.
ioHs:-Day EsRsess .: il*o 4 n. !s9ads{s sxcs1ss3.
leaves It 1l:5 r. !saturG45, e1eepsed arrives u
TO 4. Il, fMo1daEb except5d1 AeRtoss AcoeEzE*dA-
s!on 1e47es =. 6GE F. ~ G]BIdnys eIeepisi. Akxfy0A
at 1000 T. H.. fkst2rta7a exeep1ed1
, 1861-11-21

nc Srcct E4.hSnd Rufst1nF oqyucrof&x7ts and Ra1-
delph streets OMce ho1ns from 81 MtM F. y
Address J. Il NoCAEK. II D. Chicago - Lei.
earf 10 ny address,, f1c1os1nE H8Ep; WILL tec9Fe
gsoSSg; anenaor4 OF tor two stamps VII 16na