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, 1861-10-15
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&3aaA .SssaA E1eM8 ~. American
no time In making his mn1k .upon Ame1iosn
5aoli.: tn Fowler Steam PioW, the fiF9t pre-
mtum steam p1oW.of Great Britain. h1e bean
J M9mNty eet to work On farm near Phfladel.
pala:-tooa e6allenEtng; on our own sol, CON-
Re91s,on 11ta thestesm pfow for which Fawk@
.n1 1JSa n+ia .1s only American premium, or with
Purpose! The working, at = pnbic trial, on
"tnree aeree Of very light soil" was Hitnass-
"a by ATge number Of agricultural GENTLE
men OF Ea1tadelphia aud other places. II such
f, men 81 CHARLES j. Dupont and Bamuel Canby,
aameo knong the DthWattaus who were
2rese9t, actually conen1rad IN the opinion
toa* ne machine Was tpeIfectly satisfactory"
aod tAat the patent would be Iarge for
tune1" - stated IL Philadelphia papers when
mentioning that those gentlemen invited an
f5ta. fknl! 1aon OF 1ts powers neaF Wilmington,
tnefe IL appsrent cause for hope III It's success.
Sincerely wishing NIL proper encouragement
TO thas bhld movement Of an inventor who il
saia 70 have spent hundred Thousand dol
ia1s IN otlpslng his steam ploW to the position
p which it challenges American attention, NE
hope fhat al reasonable facil ties will. be rem
deIed fsr determining the question between It
ano similar American. projeek--lorenoet
anGug which is FAEkes's machine.
1hopgh FaWkes resides in Pennsylvania,
ne r resident Of the Company {Simon Steyens)
who has epent large eams Ia psrfectiog hts IN
vert;on, now resides in this city. The Ams1i.
can Institute sr its Farmers Club Won1d
probably t1nd it a useful moYemsnt to arrange
Immediately for trial near New York Of
these steam ploWg and other N .chiae3 foc cul-
tlEa'lng the ea1th-tlat the public may be
aided In determ aiming which one Of various
lnVen1cns, whether. with steam or animal
power, whether with appeudsges like old
tash:cned Plows or modern rotary diggers,
will best economics labor, time and expense-
or WILL test quicken, cheapen, and improve
the Preparation Ct laud for crops-the first
and greatest business Of mankind.
Meantime, We deem it proper to refer again
to the opinions Of Eueh men IS our American
Pst4 Mt Commissioner Ewbank and the Eng.
ish author of 1a!pa, u well as to our own
expressed opinions Of last year, In axemplif-
ca ion OF reasons why re Of the Wor9d con
slGer it plobabie that The machine best fitted
fol connection with steam or animal power in
pulVe1;z:ng the soil, will be found among the
AmS1:can :nEenilols 70. p:1forming the work
bT rotary action.
, 1861-10-15

The Paris (Kx> Citizen Of the 11th inst. thus
describes the Important and noble (?) work
wliicn Col. Len. Harris has been doing With
the gallant Second Ohio Regiment:
The Second Ohio Regiment, under the com.
naDd Of Col. Harris, arrived at cur place al
ar early hour on Monday last, and went into
camp on the Fair Grounds Most Of the off
Gers bare seen eerysce, and the regiment is .
splendid body OF men The camp was visited
ty 1umber Of onr citizens, who we're struck
With the good order pervaainy the encamp
m=nt: The regiment took up the line oi
marca cn Tuesday morning, as is understood,
fer the Olymplan Springs, aud made most
imposing appearance as It passed through on
sire ts.
While the train containing the Second Ohio
Regimen! stopped st Cynt5iana, in the night,
man came aboard and desired to enlist, sud
1Fas brought to our place. He scas discovsred,
ae1t day, to 6e negro man NTH red head, and
was arrested, By order OF Col. Harris, and
]edesd in jail. He belongs to q gentleman IN
Cynthiara.
Tbs Ohio Second Regiment camped, on
Tue day njgtt last, near North R1itdlatoWn,
in our county. Two negro men belonging to
Co. ". ". Branham, of this county, cams tc
lie camp in ths night, under the impression
that they could thus insure their freedom;
tut Col Harris promptly arrested and sent them
sts1dtT guard, to totr7z, and LODGED them in ial
, 1861-10-15
BallponLnE to AdVAntare;

The balloon department in the army service
on the Potomac ls becoming one Of consider
able Importance La Mountain, the boldest
Of cur a1onauts, has just furnished valuable
Information to the Government aud Gen. Nc.
C!ellan by hia lnte daring tight On Friday
last, it may be remembered, . balloon was
seen passing over Washington, and 1t WAS
thought BY many to have sta1ted from the
rebel camp on an :e.ial Reconnaissance; but
ae il subsequently descended in Maryland, it
proved to be the air ship Of L. Mountain,
which had sscendsd from The Union camp OF
tie Potomac, Il appears that when La Noun
tain rose 10 certain distarce he cut
the rope which connected his balloon with the
earth, 1egaraless Of the danger, and scared up
to an elGvation Of 3 uoile aud hall, and got
directly over the rebel lines. Here he was
enabled to make perfect observation Of helr
position snd all tkeir movements, the results
cf which he has communicated to headquar
te1s, and which he eaid are to be Of the utmost
Importance. When L. Mountain completed
his observation he threw out sufficient ballast
to enable him to rise TO height Of three
| miller, when he fell in with counter current
which carried him back In the direction oI
Maryland, thus passing over Washington and
comftg down in safety. This is probably the
I n1cet Important n.fal Eecen1ois issarce on 10,
cnrd-N r HkTu}d.
, 1861-10-15

Nothing makes more refreshing and pala.
liable drink for the sick than grape jelly and
water. At this season, when grapes are SO
abundant and so cheap, would it not be well
for these who wish to add to the little com.
forts Of CUT military hospitals to make q sup
ply? The following is the receipt: Wash the
grapes thoroughly IN cold Water, separate them
from the stems, aud mash them IN an ear:hen
vessel with potato 1nasher. Then put them
over the fire and boil them twenty minutes.
st1aia them through bag 1mase of thret
thicknesscs cf white musqulto netting to
every pint Of the juice add one and = quaItsl
pounds sugar, ana boil twenty minutes. Put
1t up In pint jars-china Is the strongest
paste white paper over The top, and then tte =
piece Of strong muslin tightly oTer it. Pacs
them With hay Tor cid linen rags, you hay<
enongb,) in candle OF starch boxes, first taking
care that the boz is well nailsd and strong
eDGpgh. By bo1trg two holes in esch end
pear the top, ard putting in strong rope han-
eles, the boxes are more CERTAIN of being kep
*t;hjs siee up."-N. 2. Etenins Fost.
, 1861-10-15
HEs1';;eaa1<r:, #:u*n:::a:,=5, E.. 81.
IL BARREL STAVE
SAVING Il MI DfkE$SsNC MACHfHE.
PATESTEp JULY ad; 1870.


MeTcial
a discovery ofnanonal Importance T. Tr1hu1a.
Deserving the highest pzaze In both CONSTRUCTION
~ DE ;etaTta IL .a Il aGs E1a,eltlc tChicsgo
Mechanics Institute; 7iCh!cazo Tribune,
We give it our hearty appreciation, aud commend It
to all inll be1Eer believing 1t opens Iiae OF Wsalt
to them--!St. Louis Republican,
The undersigned are lae Inventors and ratenteea
a2d st ow4 tie right to the following territory to
w1t:-llltuois. Indiana. Ohio, Virginia MnnncsesA,
Mane: Leniaians Tsanssses ATssnSas MaEylaad P19t;
xare and Rhode lslahd We nov prepared to SUI
Etate, County s1d Town Rights.
making et2ye nop one to IL feet long. and Of any
desired thickness, from e OF inch to ~ inches
The machine = antomattc, and Is WARRSTE7 t.
make PERFECT TIGHT Barrel Stave.
The following persons have the machines in operG.
ton. md tn them would Tespectnlly refer the pub
Ae:-HayWa1d q DeWon Michigan City, Indiana
Cheney, Peg A. Go, Asl1e7: u; I + 8 3. r; Alley.
CasWen & Davidson, Parkersbu1g4 virginia, a Tho11.
ton d Co Minneapolis MIMI
We Will take real estate or good personal properta
In exchange for machines and drghts,
Persons I'll hing to Make inquiry in regard to said
territory Will please attres HE sLBU BIO iE Is
+ CO.. Post Office Boz 8643. Chicago Illinois.
8utE-RT+S1
, 1861-10-15

A military portable telegraph has been tried
successfully in France. 1t consists Of CAT.
rage constructed for that purpose, In which
several cylinders or enormous bobbioB arc
fxed, Io1nd which is rolled quantity Of iron
wire Of the thickness Of strong cord This
wire Is passed bJ machinery into the boz Of
one Of The wheels, and according as the car.
nsge moves the wheel tnras and unrols.. the
wlre. platoon OF cavalry soldiers follows
Two meI a1sght at every fifty PAGES to raise
the wire On e1igh: eticS. -Four others do the
zane = h!le the first are moving forward, and
ro:se the wire with forked pole, which they
IL il TIC ground, a2d which is fastened With
csrds strerg gtheped with iron plates. That
being done, they relieve TIE other Workmen
and co 20 in turn. The horses in the carriage
go forward at gallop, kud the telegraph L
liked with extraordinary rapidlty. The appar
stus is worked II the cariage, which ssiyet
Is an cff3ce. When it is intended to return
the action Of the cylinders is reversed, ani
tie carriage is turned round, preceded by tn,
neu, who take down the poles, replace then
ia Light wagon, aad wind up the hobbIns
, 1861-10-15

LAND WAERAErs-Notwith hst2nding the
great depression in business, land warrants,
under the act Of 1855, amounting to upwards
Of 600 acres, have besn located during
ROW owns G., ,Oo0. 900 acres, which have bean
tu1yeyed and offered for sale, and ready for
private entry. Besides this near,y Is COO acrea
have been surveyed, but not put In the mar.
Ret, which may be taken up by. pze emptors.
This is exclusive of the immense tracts of
land which have not been surveyed in the neW
territories Of Dacotah, Colorado aud Neyada
-IFashigton cor. Philadelphia Gazette,
, 1861-10-15
Sensational.
4 LIBERAL EDUCATION with
MILITARY INSTRUCTION And DRILL.

WESTERN UNION COLLEGE hss been located At
FULTON, Ill, and Will open P,teaary Academic
anu Co1eKiate Courses. On Sept. 18th 15: The Col
leEe Eas twelve e1perenGed teachers. II; rough ap-
aud sc.sntle coa:seA the tnest school pqllalna Ii
ne at {caa ample and csee groands
:EoIid cain The stts1uoE q gareats 1n;tucttoo IN
R1FLR TAcT7cs, sWoRD, BAIoEaT AID GxXNAsrIo
A1tac1sEs CoAMos ZogATk Asn FASqT DRILL IN.
der G1cer Ct Ghited States nTpy. Students dre6A
ia un1f,rl1- TKRks :-$I75 per schet year for board
E11EE sed room fuel Lights Vaahlne and tnltion u
Sol basr1e1s, urder the same Ioaf with md tho
Eta1t Of the teschcEa. Addres. Circulars D.
s. COVERT. PrtsYdert Fulton, III. Re4 E5e7-SH
, 1861-10-15

s Or. Iee:' Hair Color and Res
.vrs:.r: Il t:e oEly .el.he ga; Eeore!iv5 That sao
hees sssassf n, WI SGi7s az - ssaH y na
S:;a2r; tye:ax !: co;c.i-E tse skin, It preTcota
!ncI {. !asteAf tnt hns. I'D cure6 ali crnp.ous O.
n h!TE II rhe scsir.
Mi RI ey one Ct the Publishers Of the CaIc sgo City
TT y. lis Mc1cetltE .4artAy Circular, Says
"lhas- .een ur. Ives Ba1z Celor 40 Restorative
:rt arc o-lteTe II 70 BE- TIE 1est artcE ever intro
Ca &c E.1o the Wet .. ta;~Eere else It sc{teaB
" ticl'J Tie hA;r, restores Il To Its former 1l3r
.: 41':.1 md E:n2e !nps5ves retacnh a1pcar+1ce4
~ 1EEs' DRUG ET>: :EE- No 1sa south Clark ttreet
IE;seEo Orders s-ic>1s asssn1ed 70. Address l. J.
lEisE. CElc1Eo. ee5E2u1
, 1861-10-15

1ATARRH! CATARRH!!
~ cATAKRH!!!
or. sEElYE'S LIQUID cATAaRA REMEDY!
NARRATED to be sure cure fer
CATARRH or COLD IN THE READ,
oKE IT: HUNDRED THOUSAND penous Die yearly
r fa ot
disease nIst commenced - " ''14S t0'A'e8' eae
Catarrh in the Nose.
Tee rext step being the throat ala b-oace: .rhe
il is easier to cue Cats7h than CONSUMPTION and
& s15 as 1s ~; ;t e esS
Tie symptoms Of Cata'rh as they peneral!y apc..,
sh az aa
dillon. zhs nj Sc sl5, q sliShS dse6a7gs IN
As the disease btcos c1rontc The discharges are in
1seessd II quantity and c2aaged in quality they
sas Etagy a. ss liz a o
five eansie taa breath taa solce is taicE aud ID
q destroyed: ieatness frequently taxa plase Ano-
ther es1am'a aad important symptom Of Cst.rEd L.
TIT T.. peFsop Is o:sf& to ssa5 BIZ tI9as T. n
GOWN tfoE tie lead durt the nigst when tai4 taxes
Place sle pSon may be sQre that he disease Is Its
it. The ab:.ye are the symptoms Of Cata1r as thea
y te iii Il tEe I13U1D carAnEH REMEpY.
Eroved. AID hare safcieut contdsnce In tue Rem.
edE to aaEnrs al who are dspc acd 70 tt lts 1:tues
lot ole :aonh no b:nedt Is Eeees7ed ia amount paid
f7iee q tas 6.t.E.h Esmeax: y -zueuc!en: for
Office, 1ee Lake, Corner Ct Wells Street..
oc1s75a-1u Post Oface Boz 43A Chlcago Ill
, 1861-10-15

~ Ga7diAt- .sAe a:Iatlc aaG N5a-
-sc.t Scmpvurd ia ko=i@ye, safe, and le=maaeat
T',s EJeupys'stoi Nsatajli6 and al+ i.eaIn. 1t
II. INTERNAL remedy. d1!T1sg out ald entirely
'taurs tbs ttse..e. 9slr,eE NO change tn Gle:
,asi1 - ard nky 5a tAsta By children ard persons
u, ;oR. tFlcat" co1s1i'U are v7ile rnr:t<t safety
i.trr-cEhe. liz: 1Es 1reeH Of theu-
caa r. ufss.ned 3rnD7 pereon veil EhoTn .ho freely
S;vr+'.:!t ttio.ocy Z It's b.nsE.
Go e-s .sf@ ych &C k.lI Ne1ra1E1a Cout.>eIla IL
.se h,s- me, tc.ne TO- the dlkesse gver :sE:-
CHARLES a SaIsE-
Ee.1 Gid Siata Gouae sustcE.
LES. tn fez,lE *::h RrsaIauEu t1e1tG. Seara
snn h-tLE eolnned to My 1cS several waess list
..t14 VA kLti.ei5 cu:t1 VIII t@o b:tt OF Gag
14sey* !lt.u nattc asd NsaE.l2 Is Compound"
NORMAN 7. ASKES, 5 F-a1knn,st. Boston,
~nn~-ng been cnntthrt Sufferer 1rcn Ne7talgta
t1t, i.cI moats. anl Been l1iEen bJ ezctaa Lin
y, :: the trial OF nRlbtrlas& remedies, without OBJ
:. ~ ,sIea - tnsneet b friend 70 tsE Carl,
testn :,us one bottle. and am entire!y well
.. D EAATFE Try Goods nsalc1,
10 appleton Block, Lowell. Mass
70: tie ox J. 4. JOHNSON, conner State laa Fan
1a7h .:e+ts Cf1c:ro Eholsse1c a1d IetaI agent Tor
l4t t-Ati sup; lied tY1e6i-1y
, 1861-10-15

w DR.: Russell, the London TINES cor1es.
end all his ttaveling expenses PAID,
, 1861-10-15

tt HorEe O7acrs.-Dr. Sweets
c4ce Of 14.rseneae, arising 1:om srratnE BrE.scs
TT. .2...S. it, sIcc: Il magical a1d ceEts.a Ea1.
rs CT Saddle Ghl!s, Scratches. Mango. Err it vii
c1rt epeeci!y. sTsv1n and Rl2Ebose ray be east.
,-~,er'ed md erred II the:- inctrieot staxez b2I
rtd csset are hey ond the possibility of radicsa
ere no case o. the ktrd, howsveT. is &C desperate
hopeless hut may be Alleytated By taia 11au sut
81: II fattGful application will slw3ys retaove the
1nereEs- end enable tie ho-se to t-aSsl With cca.
sfSf;75 eAae,
ksctT tc-se owner should esTe this 1ened; sthsod
J: it timely uz. st tie first appearance Of Laaeue
II tfectus1!y prevent these torrct :6bie c,saaseg
..eaaoned 10 which all horzes kre Iaa!e. and s11cL
cnctr 20 nars Otherwise valuable horaes nearly
EcE+tlcse. See advertisement Fcz Fale b. J. E.
uaEs5N. Gtneral AScn, % stste sIee:-
1.a2:,A AteGE-dzE
, 1861-10-15
HA(lT9ltoG.
MICHIGAN. CENTRAL: RAIL

MICHIGAN. CENTRAL: RAIL.
eHeAf GEETRAL RQgT4 70 NEW YDRz. INV
. -; A9G1Atp AHU:IHE CAKApA&
~ " a ~ t4tte1HuA0A1; xals M 1u. xfo 1lag4
Gs.ss ~ ssea AfDaVQk ~ a I6f456GE - -;
A-ZxhtAfnE Exp1eaGt fa1eepe 14AG1E3 r.
EIa1e-4'sk0iE. 1-f.. n @&1apG1a1a
Re%x Rtsexs; - "a 4 I =; J. A4aaX AZ 4: Z
Sstxaxka xaxk and HoGtm KxpfeA {e1rep<
ffosI[@%*tJo axrtye at Detroit - A II
Aa1s%1an1o. Ea F. II: MnNfftsi T2lF II =
GMsn1 3a ~ .Rt1d{e d Bntalo 81 Z, 4:
: 49, Box1o3 in ~ IS : Z: SeW York - 4. u:
at 100 T. NJ Hi TFx@a: II Z, asfs1ed 1saye Cd5raea
aHHe Il Chl:aKo et !86 I. 4: ~ u Fsst Expfessi
:s-1nN So n zfasa Ies!tne sziesxo rass t,-,.
saiisbuEy's P4ae3s D;:steas ~ n q 1s gfsEz1&e
Trstns- gateat 6leeptsg C1a e1 al nsht NE
1" B9EzxE8 Checked Tntoi1e6 GZ4<<s
THROUGH TICKETS rar sa1a n III pr{ne3n,, p,n
fosu Gness II he Wea* u taa 9a1saa 1aess ea43 r
Ho1se] Chicago, s0d Il tae Depot
:JoA. HEAN. Wssfer1 FaE8, Agt
, 1861-10-15

NAllNI4 Il GO NIE1NdVV OA4A04a
Ehu4HDAp-cFREse AR1AaaE1Hf.
o. ard aftsr Hoa4sy AErtl 14th 1seI fEat4 ~
=s-G Wells gtcet GEEof foto~E Sundays g113ftS5.
s4s 20 919 foE 5s;T1qe5g % Ko:zisT 1s
ss79.edtste p:fctt g.45 T. x End 830 2. n. ine
IiIGn. Fold, Trltol. Ceda- ts3qld: RE Gtsrzedata
Gtsrmea.Rts Fot9t1; $50 F.Ef foS GeneTa aadint
red,ate points fasse2gers for 5eloit and Jaua=7H4
zil teke the p.49 L. Il unio Passeage for CrJ4t2
Lase~ McHenH. E5ehEcns;+ geney& Laks and fntsr.
Sleeping C3FS on ntght trains.
2. B. IALCOT. aen- au3<
IN WEEELEz- GeE. Passenger Ag't III
, 1861-10-15

Jayne S AGue Mixtur:- il IN in
's' = fenecJ foF Fcvcs and AEuc, Tt. Exp a,aco
n'aas yeaia In almost every c1ra.se. II ,ec4 that
hero ueee Ii +tct accordance with t1c A. ce .ax 1t
rsf'5 1aued u care-not only b-eAz:nx tae chills
9' o. feSaostEE the Morbid tah.t ol tae Eysteroi-
t'e1ttnG tic rrcu5re1ce of the dsseasa.
rover and AE1ev
o7eh NOT II 1sc1: dxuk erous Il apt, Inless spsed3
moved. to have tuc. perlic1ous effect on tie sg5
n, II to enEeEd.7 disorders 1rSh uore oanefcl
n stsef &nd wh]c> 1o. only re2aes the afer-f. Of
raticnt miserable. but N Themselves often
"a! 4 Prompt Az;: .LrItuaI remedy Is therefore
IN: IL wanted, and s. sch
DR.. .. Jayue:s Asne Mixture
rasndcatly Tcc< .ii:rsnded
!es talc rF Mrs. 7a FULLER T. FINCH. Nos. =
i = Market eI*et Chicago. ta1 BY Agents through
:. I. & couhtty. ocs .-65lsa
, 1861-10-15

THANCERY NUTICE-State Of
~ Iltae1s County of Coe5, 6. S.-SuFencT Court OF
CE,cagc, rec=Hbsf Tenn, = .. 1ss1 Fzederi:k n.
KhIeafel4 Is; LyenrE7e L Lusto9- Sarah 4 Lu:toa
AftGsEi- t. 5cur gus l. La-t,n and Sarah 4. Lur
tor, two Of the d2tena81a abcTe named havc go1e
CLERK of said Superior Ccurt Of CtlE GO. Eotcs 4
Eerehy G1eez. to the EGt9 Lycurcus E trrton and
ecr p!a-t t said Court the CEaacer5 side thereof
on tie h1st da: Of uct2bar. !s5 end that eunnsons
theseptc ts3ued OFT Of 5eH Court aBtnst SAID def51
da1ta rrtgraabie oa the rrst Monday Of December
ceIt IS: - is ty 1aT required
Es1sh 1nrton snal personally q sd sRPea1 heto5s
tie frat day Ct the term thereof TO b? holden at c
Sago II tAid ConntJ On re a5st Monday of Ia Rsce9
planAate b1l # complaint the esaa md the matters
ind ttlef tAe,etn charged sod s:sted Vii b9 taxsn
rs corfZbeed. aud decree t1tafea B@3tcEt yoE 8e-
WALTER KTABALI,+ Clerk.
.5nsEPa r. GAIT. ComprR. 3ols: os3 E:S4.x
, 1861-10-15

VE{EE. aLHAUHH, DEN fist,
W Once ~ Ee1ideace No. 81 West is4adolph
@ttee:- .encce86oy tp Illet d AbauSh3 Eopld re+
trsiu1?. lnicru the puhlie ttat h. tilbc found
st tie old place. PTerarel to give fn eatttsctoh In
sSeT: de1arMent Of DenttstzS. whether IL FMLIaa.
G@z1.xns: @ E17zAo34sa: Exag.A11.a o taS q 5ass5- :
xd cas be seen at hls of7es. Charges Eoderata
Ef3sEE1Jv
, 1861-10-15
7QHy SUMMER ARRANGE
AooA8 AENf.
:s:icLigan Southern l. Lake Shore

e 4 T Il Il q a D,
On nnd after SUNDAY, Aug. 1ltt- and uatl1rtAir
a.ace. trstus viii leave Chicago as folowx:
NEW YoRk DAT EnRK5s:
TOO l. u LILY <e1cept 3untsyd Via Old Nj u
gan Hoaf connecting as ElthaTt T!t1' I IN
tE Att-Llne Head, ut q hite Pg=oa Hita | ain
for Three Rtvers. et Adrtan with trat- fbe
Monroe, Detroit and Jacksou.
k!GHT RXPREse: .
4:aU z. N daily texeept Saturday., y:aot! ilcht-
With trara for Detr,lf.
Trans e1rlve 1ram LIS LAat at 7:S1 l. Ii sad
1856 P. n
E11lsdrx- EnaAlo i.taS4la EAl6, Albany. Few York.
Eczton Fhilsee!?n Baltimore and ~ pe'nts Cast.
4dltsbcTy a Patent D0ste18 Hse1 on Au tT13ns.
Lr-E-icu1 zen Steering Coaches, With al modern
EFrcseaeats uset oIls On ta3a SID al connecting
f:8GH. ....
through T1ckats caa os Obtained st tbs Coznpsa7'z
3ice, Sd CtarE street Under the Sherman Hc1se,
y the Depot egraer cf Var Bu-en snA Sherman q.
JpHH D. CAAFRELIt GEO. u. GRAY.
EanI Sn-,t EtnT At.
, 1861-10-15

BUFFALO ROBES FOR SALE
ID bE the Bale 1t the Head Quarters Of thu
NpRTRwNHTBRN FUR ooMF'X1
Eo,l1s.Iake sszeet Chicago. IL
ia SMITH & CO.
, 1861-10-15
DxN1tatg' Garn=.

After successful practice Of si1 ycsss IL thy clty
Dental work to Eastern stantats. AID will IN e1ery
rtspet execute bis work ia tag sane honorable and
satisfactory manner Heretofore. Increased fAcI
tea, MORE ROOM. and a desire to supply tic wants
Ct tie Wet pEo1 pts and juAttae6 IN tas course
Aodrt ss tnQEirtes from distance to my Post 0dce
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TERMS CASH.
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAIL-
L Road, -
CHANGE OF TIME.
@ saa nd .tssr e. sg6DAE yq1y 81 e. & r. tTate. .@ ~
South Water BtrHetA II follow; =
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6:S8 h. II, arriving at Cairo at II midnight
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MemFhte, Few Orleans and Mobile.
ACCQMMnDAf1oE {eTery day) at 4.20 E Il. fof
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HYDE PARE ND WOOD LAWH. :
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respeeta,
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Cancellations ana Examinations
FREE OF CHAR GE
~ Ecr3munlcstcEs strictly confidential Once IL
the Street hAlirsad Bua1ps corner Of state aud
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prompt attention. OF for tFo stamps Ta viii send Z
pamphlet frfa a'lhiY
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indianapolis and LopiFvilia
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diana; alco for Louisville, Frankfort Lexington kad
81 pct2t9 5aEta.
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Park-rEbu5g. and polhts On the Ohio Et7ef.
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-04-19

tent with the idea that government is divine
institution, then it puts period by the logic
of fundamental principles, to all this talk of
reconstruction as if a divine institution
could be broken all to pieces, and then mend
ed with some politicians prepared glue and
made better than the old. Such theories are
visionary. Who but fool begins the refor-
nation and reconstruction of Il state by total
subversiJn As if one could destroy the
very life of the living thing, and then dream
to put that life into another and better body.
Such metempsychOss as this never entered
into the brain Of sanity, and we may wei!
look with horror and disgust on those chill
dren of their country who are rashly prompt
to hack their parent in pieces and put him
in the kettle OF magicians, in hopes that, by
their poisonous words and wild incantations,
they may regenerate the paternal constitution
and ren0vate their father 5 life. No! Re-
construction is dream. The old govern
ment and the old Union must be preserved,
and will be preserved, and then all the re-
constr uction there will ever be viii be the
return of revolving States to their allegiance.
One by one, they viii be driven Ia by stress
of weather and by the opposing winds OF
Gods Providence, until all the old ships OF
State, with their respective flags nailed TO
the mast head, Will lie again in the peaceful
harbor Of the Union, the Constitution and
the Laws. Any other attempted reconStruc-
ton than this VIII only increase division