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, 1861-07-19

REJECTED WISCONSIN,
Bank Of Portage,
Bank Of Columbus,
Bank Of Green Bay,
City Bank Of Kenosha,
E. R. Huxley, Of Grant Co.,
La Crosse County Bank,
Northern Bank OF howard
Waupun Bank,
Wisconsin Savings Bank.
We will pay much higher prices for the ADORE
rejected Wieconsin Bank Notes than the Brskers'
rates. KxpzrE A1FxAnnrR r. n
3yl7~5t 81 Clark street, Sherman Block.
|" Cook McLa1n, 8S Dearborn street., have
made their price for cleaning and dyeing Gents
garments less than any other house In the city,
e4
@ AL should not fall to read the advertise.
nent Of Prot. Wood IN to-day's paper. mh-1y.
, 1861-07-19

1O RENT-House with Barn No,
- 124 South Green street. gas and water In hous.
q !nqulre On me premises OF at the Office Of Culver
1y1f E14a1w r. u PAGE
, 1861-07-19

AND srIlL AEo7HER.-Anothcr large arr;
v:l Of Norwegian enligrxnts yesterday.
, 1861-07-19

ITO RENT.-One Of those splen-
- did Stores and Easements under thn Sherman
H91se On CLARK street Inquire Of ELDRiDGE &
T0uRTELLOTTE, No. 81 Cl31k street. jyl2 2gIl71v
, 1861-07-19

TO RENT-To a gentleman and:
wife, OF two single gentlemen, front room With
po3In IN private fa7 lily Of two peFsons, A uutet
locality, three minutes walk from the Post Oticss
Iesms moderate. Address &C. b." Tribune oHce.
, 1861-07-19

VESSELS PASSING THROUGH THE WE11ASp Ca
E4L-We are indebted to Capt, E. r Dorr for tie
11lnN19g Hst Of vessels passing through the
Pf9ek Els B1uitf Htst
, 1861-07-19
UB R&nt.

ITO RENT-A tirst-class House
upon the North Side, near the Lake; TIRES stories
jyl7E IS ST '*o' -~@ @o's".
, 1861-07-19

CHURCH P1c:N1c The Society Of Christ
Church give railroad excursion and picnic
IN The beautiful grove at Blue 1sland to-day
Cars leaye the Rock Island depot at o'clock
l. H. and Pa1o Alto street at e:1o A. n. and re.
turn at SIX r. \. Tickets fifty cents out and
rttum.
, 1861-07-19
II ECRU1TS WANTED FOR
The Sixteenth Regiment OF
United STATES INFANTRY.

Applications can be made every day at the Res1-
tTental Head Qu&ftera, No III Dearborn street nesr
the Psst on1ce. or at ~ West Randolph strest Any
TWO Dol,ArY. i sf EaTttrtte tteee4*e
T., Sa]or 18th 1rfantry Superintendent Regt Hectx
, 1861-07-19

ROUTE AoExr APPOINTED learn that
o1r'n a Turner, Of Geneseo, has been appoint
ed route agent On the Chicago and Rock
Island Railroad, in the place Of J. B. Dayen-
port, st.
, 1861-07-19

WRAPPING PAPER FOB SA1E-pansons u;ah-
Ing to procure papers put up in packages Of
100 each for wrapping purposes, can have their
Orders filed BY applying at the counting room
pf the TRIBUNE.
, 1861-11-14

were, aThe pIpple" aez !, resumi1 to tho
young MAJ "6as 6sea. deceived long Gao1sa
ere sort Of ttash. We've sQt hearing precious
accounts, brought in byen! epsa 94944&aest:2 Z
sana from : Sfliabla gsnae@en. = = TnsSz1 ~ ~
~ss @ Is ut, md Ess h3sE q 4ll66teh4ahf *tth
team 10 his snasfHisget TO-. .hW he bEeett4f
*ata Weshinto1 eatin house. The ~ Wont be
tadtd Il th.t wey, md teHao = sa Mote' r.
e fshf hem M fsnsis; f4tMe ia hi, znd Win q
baggonet held in bothha9de, ,inatesd g kaass ss
he3d1n b one hand q buekNheat grlddle axe q! 2
with molasses tntd It, faSla 90 etn : oosse. :
eenan! eo1azs'' Ike theg. Eatze Rfaesp f3e Ealca
thsy aint.
I'm getting come light Rp <mE prospects, Tor
business, on which III tel yoa tn NJ III ne4t. e :
I'xe form ed limited RsttaesshiP w ne n
apreed to combine 8 sbsp5iI1n feature With
his stove, and We work together TO get smiiR. En- Z
troauced: It's good dodge, lof nes gol1a1 l1t2 e
Tn yours truly, a.. EDAD FRHooIW1IlKs-.. :.
, 1861-11-14

From the Philadelphia Press, saturdsy.l
Last evening Detective Ben Franklin, with
the Superintendent of the Government Desec-
tive Corps, and the Deputy Marshal, william
E. Jorea. Of Boston, arrived IN tala cisy 1ron 1l
Massachust ttts, having in custody William Gti,
christ, lately ! Government prisoner st Fort
Warren.
tion of Fort Warren and its den,zen4. Inc
rebel prisoners, particularly those captured
at Hatferas, he describes e being q the most
TheT Weie huddled together, prufane, purpose,
less, and mortified, rejoicing over. .tae 1nnore1
scattering of cur Eguadron by the storm ot
Thureday. Anumber, IN Detective Frankilna
bea1ipg, were pra5ing that the gale might de-
stroy our seamen and sink OUT vessels;
Commodore Barron WIS particularly lnao:
lent and oficioue, asserting that all bis men
had claims as prisoners Of war; and me 9ov:
eInmeIt seems to have willingly responded 10
bis demands The people Of BosGon, actu.
ated by lnjudicious charity, had danJ eens
down 10 the fort quant1tlss o. Ilesa pa1xas pTass
ions, clothing, and numerous delleacies. tnese
would 11ye been better disposed to our own
so1d;erv. who are compelled to stand sentinel
ever the recreant prisoners during the Day
and night, al compelled to hear their taunts
| and maledictions Of everything Loyal ana Ps
leased, is still in custody At Fort Warren
| William Gilchrist, Of this city, who Mas ar
rested with Kaig and Wyatt, received his re
! lease while Mr. Frsnk1in was upon the islano
PIumine himself upon his release aud the sup
nosel Yerdancy Of the State Department, Gil
chriet received the congratulations OF his as
sociatee, and started on the ssne Eteame
WITH tie detectives for Boston On the ~.
over. he made inquiries is to the railway train
for Canada, plainly foreshad downing his fear. u
Boston, however, much to bis chagrlI
be Wis rear1ested, and at once place
10 the custody Of the United States Marsha
II will be remembered that Gichrist ha
20 hearing in this city. He claimed to be
British subject. In Boston, however, Wae
the alternative was presented him Of hea
, ing in that eity, ,'or transfer to Pniladelph!
a.d examination here, he gladly consented
| accompany the officers, apprehelsiYe that,
) view Of the damning testimony against hir
| be would suffer at the hands Of the Bostt
> populsce. He reached this city yesterdsy
t | ternoop, and was at once taken to Moyame
4 s;ug prison. He will have hearing ne l
4 week before q. s. Commissioner Heazii
|, Much credit is due to Mr.. franklin and
/. coadiutor for the manner in which this arft
d was conducted. Both G.1chzist and Fren
are dangerous men, the last p2rteulaI
% French il now beyond the reaeh OF doing
o aid Gilchrist has scarcely less fattering pr
J. pects In the future. The Gilchrist case
re- test the question Of international law.
, 1861-11-14
ATARkII! CATARRA!!
CATAERu..! ......
SEELYE's lIQelb tAIAKkh stmso' ~

rAHHp or CaLD IN THE HEAD.
Z HUNDRED THOUSAND pezoa1r Ssrr o1s nn;ysiai.a ySiait
1s.Gx4 "a rr4 tkoIhir6s Of tsis ha1noatt Sas
Ak& t7st cumnesssd II
Catarvh in the Nose.
,rr, sian betox to the tnfoat md bronchial tabes
issns,rr 10 cu5e csta.1h thsn Consumption. aod
n,1nY HE rrsr ~ .reeeBt the lstter. PeFSoo1
.lc tuce:rt.nd n The oe;te1 way 10 ere eoo"
esy1 r,osp. Of C1ta' RI as tney generally appear
i In; vcr1 Eight Psrrcuk fed they Eave cold
::sl that til. lave 1r3rcnt attackA aEd are mora
! 70 q teEpe1tfe, sSf r ss fSh En-
Mrc, sft rwtroE beeaminR thick End e3hesfye-
t. disease b. comtt chronic the discharges are tn-
,sto 1t Gusctits and eth- sed IN qualify they Are
thick ard heavy, AEd Ars either 60! r1u Of 0y
+ur tae nj Sc OF efs< thsy faa 1nts the hroat ana
caus;nE tna breath the voice is thlcS and ma:
3: TIE eyes are veal the senss q eneu IS le:senea
.eeusyed; ceatne7s frequently tafea n1Ece- Ano-
cexomoS Ant tupQr. ant symptom q CataEIn y
sshr Is es.d 70 elssI hs t59st hs, r ie
= fsoz tie SeAa I.r, the p1E;t Thea ~: Il taSs1 e
q :he rrtc1 II 5e thst his dlsease is on ~
to 1he lungs zhd ahozld loac no time IN 1T s9ns
THE shove ise tke isnptons Of Catsrfn = 1aes
,he = n ~ 1tne5 sf tse & i1cc1D cAraRRH REMgDI.
49, ,Trrfn;rn rrp re Quickly R-d chocfrali9 re-
T1t k1d have 4uoieieIt conadtnce r. the fseM.
ssg1t - VIZ s!e sg Sc sse = ~ ths 1 Eanea5
ere ESr;h. NJ se4 ent Is received the amount paid
!; b. r turned m cz.,o,+ T.,
ole oath, Nth {pn aa1 clear diFect1oaA
>Ece, 1875 Lake, Corner Of Wells street.
t,a1 r'sa DrD. Il SEELTE
>, hs1s;n P<st orce BOZ 2s5s. Chicago Ill
, 1861-11-14
PROPOSALS. FOR ARMY SUB.

Office Of the Acting Assistant Cemmissary or
Subeistel ce Chicago, November 9tn, ls7L
ses1ea rtopcsa16 will be received st this onca until
the sto 6ay ef November, 1851. at u oslocE ~ IT
fruiAjpE ubei tEnce to tie troops o. Co1oueA d. "
VIII on S Regiment at Genera, Illinois.
COMPOSITION Or RAT1oS.
Three fourthf Of pound cf ro1k er oacoa, or one @
and fnrtn DoutGs Of ireeb or salt beef; tWe1t9txo
ounce. q h1tad -four OF cne pound ns'd gfeaa @ OF
ire and f prth ponds OF corl meal; ana az tas
fste 10 every o. hundred lar7rE Of egnt 9uaf3 q
teans Ct pea AID ten pounds q ee q m aG9;stsd
md eroupI coffee. or one and asf poHnds q t. tss;
Hitt cp Ioundn Of suga1: four qusl3 vinegar; Il oEa
nsVnd sperm candles cr ona and touIta ?on 1s H.
naEt1ne centlea OF enc aud bali pouAds OF sa.loW
rnndIes. fnnr no1nds Of tosr and IS quR1s OF salt
In sddidcn 10 he foregoing thess u an2Ted t1iss G
ptr week Hsl1on ElolaEs PET o1e ~ r. f.
obs and thrice Fer wee Al issue ea posasots at
fS E7eh hpe} fl1 be Ksued a. ottcn four days In
styep. at The option ct tie commanding or1Se5s +
TIE undersigned reaeIvea to himself the Fsghs 10
3ect any OF all bids. ,.o.. NJ tyr, xr+,r1eu1
secn13,ies and to BE- indorzed the envelope, Ff
| Ipsale for Subsistence -orr erp1arrpuER
A.AC, Of q. s. ArGy. otace Isl pea1ooEn-se.
l 1,.f9
, 1861-11-14
CsREAT CONSOMDAIht
Z LNBl! .-.
CTHCIHHATI AND CHICAGO

NIA AWbEHR7SD4
1n.4,, agi;as the Htnrta6t Rsura ia G1nciunat
Indianapolis and LgoifTue.
TWO nFRBss TRAI1a leave Hest Side Uase
Depot Chcage- daily, ss toloTs:
EIe3 M-Eight K1pEesA lsetnIda7s s1GsRgga732< y q,
rEH0UeE TO CINClSMMATI, M T., 4 Ang ~ AnR1AHAEV MI
EAs1xE1 EoaaEp1Inss-At Anderson sl1.,ss snn ssse5
noGd for Pequa, qznaEa na5ten 1eam3 1,o Goin'osN
:: soT1EEM CoSE1oTIo8s[At 1nci4naEo1I1 Is1s, 3,
@Sn1nri11e nd a0 rofnfa ID Central md eoafhe1 -
fsaa; abo io1 Idusytl3e, frankfort Lexington ~:
- rERnneestoas II uue4rpaH for 4a11dea- A411essa
'osrt.rshurg. md rutate On tha Ohio kfTer.
Tina tp Snf GRf7qain T2siasf ofpl7 Id a'of'' o'
~ ~ ficfets by this nne can be ob14tno4 a. s.
rrtrr;na5 rs frosd Qcaa In the EGTt1Wea a44 - -
Fnmns1vI Vf.oe; no. lS2 Randolph stsae+ Sosaks
fu0ae1 the Saasn19S@E2HSRA W;H@ HRAK Superintendent
r.o,, ~ STota G~nii. =T1ckef AEeut mT1
, 1861-11-14
GezHg1fuErSttp Eotitt8.

~ T{EE Is HE:pEBY. GIVEN
Z ~. W. IL ,derG' saed, have this tay formed
-7-esal suG LTite6 Part7ersh1r, Of which Otto
tarchner a u Gese5s Phner II t. snN M6aiessSs
~, ms. ess Ii tnr El'y OF Cl5ago. s1d State 81
,hat ,bt s.a tn.isw se1a'1a7 u is - saG ens
ii oso r. r. nsq. sqm as q
= 1rnE.a-e fo1r tnHtret aaa Elrelyix ~ r.
t.t j oetap:5 az aEd = nesba7 e. SSaEnqs s.
;sarsse I'm rsre ct sid Psttnership Is to be
Ito cece.r1 tho resides n re ClsX q T. Vh t6e
+: af r,sin Conn1y of Eaus, and State of nlnols
~ vi i Aa4- w. DrTO NUfECHLECHNER.
1EIiEEW SCHILLER
ErrA:xoxn FeED. 4rtoraeEsc cs, o,erfw
Cu;csco IL, October ?st. a. L. is1. oc3A""
, 1861-11-14

Rrnz1 CuRnExcT.-Ihe old table Of school
boy days. "ten mills make one cent ten e s9s ssnsS
out, 4 dime or dollar, In hard spelter, Is
Sight good for diseased optics, aida five min,
ufes' survey Of ten dollars IN specie Wonld siaes
cure the most hopeless case of Aslatlc chelera:
But We have new table Of currency, and 1t
is published here free Of charge, for the benz.
1T Of those who choose to cuS 1T out and paste
it up for reference:
S achelke's beer tickets make man drunk
invested in lager.
| 10 Krost'e beer tickets make one city SHIN
| plaster. -
handful Of shinplastets with the pic-
| tr1ts worn eff make NAN cuss.
10 half dollars make fool OF poor man; 9,-,
Is beer tickets {schelke's or k1ost's) make
| falf cling.
| 10 beer tickets, 10 omnibus tickets, hand
full of shsnplasteEs aud nary rail ooii:!'
| make an honest man steal Il they don't
we ehould Ike to Ecow what Wu.-H
O, Delta.
, 1861-11-14
A LIBERAL EDUCATION with
a. MILITARY tasTRuerlaR AND DRILL.

WESTERN uNIoN ColLEaK h.e bean Located e1,s as
s folle8ta Courses On Sept. 18Th 1se1 The Col
IRE las tEelve e1pede1ced teaeaers. r. lcusn ap
pnd s5sattnc cou1ses the net school onhdings n
he ret {coe 'tllnt annie apd gsonnsSS hsrS
stouid claim he sttentton q pa5enta& IN 3n:tTne4on m
RIvIx TsCT1ce SWORD, BAToE1T AID GYNEAsT1o
R9c1sEa coaMoa ZoTAvx AND FA1gx pSl1 dra. "
N cn1fSrD. TEYs:- SITS pe- :chctl yeaf tor poste.
crn,sEed rcm uel 1gtts xssaae nc s4an ~
~ bosFde9s, under the same tooI With ana tae COZ
stsrt care of the tescse1G. AtdEess for C5t45afs
4 C{;VEHF. Fre4idoit f01ton- HI eetR74t-oin
, 1861-11-14

4 Friend q Need..@;1F1:l
.vr ru1.x,rtnYHa 3EIxrN II { = IL ~

4 Friend q NeN- ,l-
;vEEm u1A111f1a tr1khitxEHr II ~.
fuN &afHK4 E-N1-Ex{b 6Keet q AzaFt
IN s1ass Shsiiessllaf4 esslaf4 Id III .6seA Ass6n
les1ce tuexHa{lsaea2Hf vaea taa@oso
sktngsuoc4&. ~ - Sx3s1N Hl6&1Y t. ~: ~.
Tvs. md wn stn7Gss ~ .3krls ssssF
= kaa|ssE2aa s3ssa lles-
1hefde1x n h tsae aaf.l1alA F. Gp44g >taeqSst{s1s
Ws1sda uf1nss1s9. nfyasad.:a'e.. 111ooesqsnaz. Il
{ xaak povssesl t1a4stk r psops9se. eseas
It tWuadsx - assd3esss "a wno h1se Ute
It = s.tNL 81s4 ses@ 1aza1sed szaeateE q -:
- uureG> psr1szssx AT EtfaA s1s hs+ fKo
atsest tnis faea 1se ulh:bJ:5. H.sJoHHaoh.
Asuut n Btsaa sateaf {zsitaFe.- i. ana .ny =
n ndis'sasoEd15: ::
ITO ConsumpExes.-The :adyer-
b&@tne bec4ts-f ftntsrez - health In fsw weeks
ieEy s5rle Eszs Meg haylng e1nssea a JEn.5 FL
se, conrnnpasx, d azusz1 to meEe knoEn -
ow snrescrs ms M ans sf cure- 70 " who as;
she ~ send ea4 y tae pce1Gnp69;1n, l;1, as5 "a
the s.ms, vEies .hev iii fnd t9fe caTe e io1
( lhe A+yets:Her IL seaaiIE The rzeeEintlon Is %
T. I: eed = =. :: anRss sEeT
,,1cae. 1ddfees 4 TbWIKD, a. WILSON, q, ", WI
burg. kinEe Coszty. Kew Yor6: oe<.-54-
= For the cheapest aud best Hair !
T gk Br.i6x c1rb fEzzesA ese; ;Sose e Toa. y n.
i FTodaercnt nf al No ecFIt1ny can dste;t aa Ios
81 tror she f.turs wien adjusted r T. Rsaa ps1s
iaiz JexelrE. CO. u 2. A1EaEs taas,s1scaan. r.
, 1861-11-14
Epe anu Ear.


GTATE OF ILLINOIS,, COOK
~ CoUSIy-s.S- Cook County c1Fc1at , E29fS 10 70
Ssmuel D. We8E1eY. u.a,n
Public notice Is hereby given 10 ne sNa ssmast " * y;
ctce of tfe CLERK q Coak County Ghc1 hs Gog55 s,
dsted The 18th aay Of October 1se ~ the est
samq. an fes tee 1F s9 81 a5d
TentyFtve CtrtS directed to the shsr1n q eI Eoo1
cean heh said E1t .as @ been II ad samne 5.
Weasey shall ptisGDally be aud sppsaf beioIe 9 sae
said Cesk Coun5 czcu en M 1e135e 1e soe st Ia
Cenrt House In The CITY of Cacazo on the third
day of NoVenber. p 1851 give spe1as "a III, ha
YOU sn u II IL saFqE e 1ae esia arcSea ss
msT he eudlelpnt to satisfy the raid 1uo5nEnI ALL
rGsts Will be sold to satsfy the EaoIGa REV.
1.i.4fa GfkEn. nf6sh ,G4-
, 1861-11-14

TSCAPED.-JOHN IYELL. Of
~ rn,aaH County, III, etcaped ftom the Insane
ao<ptts It 1s1t spiaG Hs Il g. s. ysaTs 1,
e.tan is paftsily bald WhIskers and beard fa has
he1 edc look md seldom tpeaks & 70 s9anfsfs "a sf
lark psrta drab heck cost and felt hat WaA lasl
seen IL AdRme county going north. Information
un ne!si4mndsT ANDREW MCFARLAND. supt
, 1861-11-14

CTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
Ten6sr Tam, 4. p. lesl. Edward B. Martin IT, NC
Sntcs heIs5y rIyen To the said
sn'nsan CO tsat Wit Of attschnent tssnsd Gns
Of de ofce Of the Clerk ot C9os eouHS7 III III
Se a1s q the ad KdEa.d Martin "a & ega95r 9r tbs tSe
s1n No a. Il F,Te rcocsaud Eight Eu11ted ard nineteen
Doilar1 and Thirty Nine Cents directe9 70 me II
Il Cook Counsy, (which said Vz:s fAs oeen
NoW. therefore unless yo9 the sd MeAaaFd5 Y aas
IA asd EooE County Circuit on or bsio5e he e. 15xe rSa
CAV Il he next Term thersot 70 oe notaEH a1d Nm
dsv of Nosember, 4 T. Id. gve special Psd & she PC
plead the e..d plaintiffs aS1o3 e. Ssd Edward
MsItn nd 70 1oh the propeky st5aneo ~ ea.ss +
mar be sufficient to esasV a tae loosusn' "11
will % fo!o p ee1AA! W@: LCHuRca:I GtsEk; TIL j.
, 1861-11-14

An 2:s;:- ea Te5"g !l11aa:t g!ss Gs:
Eion-B. Sptus}ts 1VInr9staa taa<at t4eEeaf: Orr
Tfnops-A Mo.i6sa 5s53bsetaeI1S Zossaase,
and Ass Photography e!f he a Camp
.:ktoees-Afr. x6HoEze* kuqaQ4B tks Gft*sfuq7eFt
:: Hsases-Ness from Mas26t Mas e
-:a Nth bsose Han, dc, -. 'eA = -. .
, 1861-11-14

For bills laattK and contracts by CADR1 of R8lroad.
aaplJ TO the following AkenR:
EvEEETr CLAFP, Agent. Ne. coeots sNp. 3, Z.
4. q FETKRs, FEt Agent Assoe aense. :.
: - q. G.E9sk s2sk Axrn: Is F1sr Albany, n.E
n GGHRisHoIB, ri AT II EIva, st. sr
HUFD 4 CO. Hurdb Dock. Detroit, A!ca.
I + Tni5N Trnaif5NhD6K Agent Mississippi and PraIEie
IN fHiea Failroad Dock, Al1Tsaaee+ "n-
o4 E1TCT Aren't Gte4o BaE
AE1 HIIRD. Freight Agent Dosto1.
3MnaE iIiEN, JE Prtstd ent Hana3n'~
~ CoHs1GNEEs: =.
hH4Eg1s1H ht1EH 4 e 4 EMTTa + CO, Toledo. ohld
+ II 0sEOFK Es1dusky. Qhlo.
JOIN AEARN a CO. E4a. fds9u .
DETT3E = RAYMOND. RAE51e. W. ~.
KkEDsaA FEE c9APAhYs. COY AT. sT hs7oefa1a f1 WE
j.F. KIEXLAKD, haeboyEAs. Hh-
RICHMOND x TUTTteAs A6ents
| {yst-E,sekn Foos Of Gtate sffeee. Ga1ceke.
, 1861-11-14

VALENA Il CHICAGO UNlQA
TParRnAD. .wrsrrH ARsAsezHEr.
q nd after Monday. No7. sth 1855. t7atns WI
Leave Wells st1eet depot q toieT9 Sundays a3e92se2
ffsspq Wa5Fen Galsna DqaleI1a nph9a9s s3a for a
Hi1on Foip Fulton, Cedas Rapldss and tntsrmedlste
onts; 4uh Y Ter Elgt+ 6e';Ssfs Eos5fo1 1rasI ase
Ic:Iste potcfs Passengers for Belolt and Js1eaTiI
viii take The S.4a T. n uan fassenFsEs tor o. Sty.t1 ~
Ieds.te poists, VIII take the 4. oe P. II. uatn-
saee'anH ~e's W b. TALCOTT. Re1. supt
aM WHEELEK Gen. Passenger A&t 1T
, 1861-11-14

DITTSBURGH, FT. WAYNE 4
CHICAGO EAuRoAD.
PASSENGER Tres1s 1esva the Depes eofAe1 OF @-as
sol md Ca,al streess, Ch1csEo daily at
SFoA. NJ FaatI1ne {excert San11g3I
E:1OF.X, Night Express te1cept 5atcrdayho
7ez EosW8, nEW YoEK, PRILlDKlt7Ezs
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON,
Harrisburg g. Pittsbu2H
.,ao-epk ALBANY, BUFFALO, DUNKIEe
CLEYELAND COLUABUa. ClNCR-
NATI. DAYTON
An, all irterredtste StSaoan between Chicago R<s
the cities above nRGei
s.esr!nk Car o. night TslRs a. snd 9Gsx;esse os n:
TYcEets Tor sale at the principal Ticket Gces = =
Tast 1t tie Coapany's Once corner Of Ea1do!pn as
Ea!csEo- posx wa.t., p..s aoer,
r PATRICK Ticket AEeut
, 1861-11-14

MICHIGAN CENTRAL GALL
Nf RnAD.
GREAT CENTRAL EOUrE TO NEW YuEK. NEW
ENGLAt D AND TIE CANADAS.
On and after SUNDAY. Ang. l1sh ls6.. Trans ien1a
tto presf Central Z epGt toct Of Lake 1Iest st
E.1n X N-iIEEtfnE ExF1eee, {e1cePt enhday3 a.
"''" - ~ rfSe at EeuoIt 658 2. 4 SQspenslGt
HrtdSs. s;u9 4. M. Albany, 2!a' E n;
New York 1aI e. II. Boston. uA5 t. y.
r.rn M-New Totk ard Hoetca EKpressI IexcePs
SatrfdaY1 arrive at Detroit sss3 4 H.
TToroutl s.42 P Il; MoutreA f2!g 4 j
S16p9n1ton Bridge or Buffalo, E9 ~
Albany, s:D a n; Nsv Fork, 40 n H.
Boetun l2aH r n.
Cincinnati TYsips, us Il C. railroad leave Chicago
nj E:i}E( A. II. Ea1 Tra1n. $50 F. ~ Fast EXPRESS
trrtve u Chieago et 700 A. N: Fast k1presa aeo
14:38 EsS Tt Hki Train --~...,
Tie ssh z. Il Trzin leaving Chicago 1uns through
to Cinc1nn11 without change Of ca1A Or Ea&34&e-
Eaiabu1y's Patent Datte1B Hre run on Dag hxpft37
T1aina- fstent sleepisg Ea1s on al aight t1ale-
kF Baggage Checked through -
THROUGH TICKETS 1or sale IN all principal Ran
road Ofdcee In the We8t 1t the aiena 0css cofuei
| Lake and Dearborn ttFeet7 tundsr tha 1temon'
| HoUsel Chicago, and At tie Depot -
| r. n RICE. General Superintendent
l " El0T3 Fekt*fn Pass. AgE..
, 1861-11-14

rHICAqO b ROCK ISLAED
RAILROAD LFE.-PashengeE 1a'os depfts
ron and tfr1Ye Rt Chicago as folloW1:
GsT E1.ress and Ha1 leave at % 4. T., AID n1!St
Nfsft EI1rsss ~ le1yes It Is X. 8atnrda3 *
.sp4 =; arrive It 8: ~ A. n Aonaass esssptea
Joliet Accnn1nodati91 ~ R s. ~ $o925f EsI hn
n J, IN Iou,z eenT AEraI d47
, 1861-11-14
D4ieat1Q e rihu11e

III q
THURSDAY NOVEMBER u 1881 : :
m: 4 :s9fH' "1Fk ksrasa q wAsais9TsS:5 = 41ss:;.
, 1861-11-14

Leaving ne deck at E1o Btstn Rnd foot uf Mch1xA1
street. eTesy evening 81 Z o'clock For haHnk oF s9
Eeee stpl4 It The Neatern Transportation Os6e Erit
Bastr enc the 9udslo, C1evelxna and Chicago Llnt
Ofgc4 toGt OF XcttE1n kaoet.
, 1861-11-14

MONEY TO LOAN, Oh first class
s;1 III secaztaes tsda ens r n4EjE1, = rsms toE
, 1861-11-14

thousand miles furder, which didn't know
but IA better wish I Was. But there's tnte
nan, ho';l see 'en If you keep stiff holdin'
Of ZEN up to him, aud he saw it and eez pc.
"Idon't need nothin cir, bnt as you lock lie
friend, only see here"
Hooked and see five Of the prct:iest little
Dhotos raphs ever eesin my whole Lille D2Nn
eot erd down sot Zouaye beside nc, He
lid lust got 'em from Adams Express, hls
Tifa sLd children to home, that be hadn't
) eeen for four months. It kinder took me down
pyEelf, and We sot there and talked the thing z
oTer, and looked at them pictures until tell
you the water come ont ofmy eyes. sez he,
. aThat's my Bobby, ever see fl4er chap tna4 m Z
never did I told him hoped he'd be aoie to
take home Bobb3s pa With beth @ ieet nj II n1s Us
!. ne parted tell you If one could only eee
the heart strings that stretch between sogets
and their homes, snd, and how they Watch tol
letters and papers, aud set round Wrlfan unde'
r the treee, and On camp stools, ano tnen ~ M u
the1e talk and think Of John, and HUSBAND
and papa at the warr, It would show how ear
nest the pipple are In this Wal, and What lime
I've H. that ,tt'a %a11 f1c4 1sk to tie dep
es eu4 en4 GsT. onl7 they don't There's plenty i
tne same boat with me. One feaio" has got
lot Of patent stoves tor camp nz9. III " an an
sa ,on 90 along, gettln' the feller IN II
rsn1 heh1nd vou to tend fire aud tur n Il
ateaf Tkst chap Is q ste#in' Worse than 81
Of his own stoves would do IT. and ne says
Z. lin, aMy peas il d0'n' By that @e's sa"'s y
'S Spass. Sit ~ SEE the Provo guard to a LII
;: csntsi1 A was swingin' along the Avsu1
faa mt shead Of me oday. Little Captain n!
"a e. med and haaed, ent ,t"aas h no n.as snd n
eA'e Provo Court uext mornin' sees 'sm womb
osd' c'T.2 o2tbeI az went down to the hess kor
= s. they cal It, which Is quite n9nnss sa
aSe- ~. ~. @' chsp WIS lookin' over the fe1
A. en- With IN eagle on his shoulder.
a. Seemed bit Of vsg, for he SEE,
{ se,5y nsx tbse bs "a etxs epo}p II I'm MT &
FaaEfs aI auim,1f. It Which hull line Of 'e1n copg
enoneh to bring tears to the eyes Of aCh
tin. stx IWhat's your regtmeatT
be, aFifteenth Injspny Mounted casao'ne'
Bought your hoese4E r., aeaect;n, aea to ret Il
'oSca aCaarne5' e9 "ses ses i"uI <ss you I'd 60
buy ZEN IN Peunsylsany, Toula s"es.
:, He looked at me to sec Il ny seaa ~ :.
En- t5d eat opg@ psrs yoa. sn an
,sxa. fhat. stIanper.n 3,
- Urn tai you, Curnel," sez I. then,
81 number Of poor hosses In PennsylEsnI
SEs* "a been right tmart1y redooced ~ thaa
ope1a:lcn:1 t9k=" it that there an. IL
stes r. ths 9nles Thszs n t*saa s9 sy.T
ebort time, and the standard must =
..ax.s raised. Il can't be an easy Job now 70 =
!, poor sP@0ined' s~eenSed Old boss IN Ken
1feEk. 'AI-Lsok h 1orEad hnE}k vu4n1t M f1E
)RN sz % 1e.sr 70 t5.e % 1e1s 1e1sFs cnn ia
Her tx | 11..s sr1 rpnor4a en, tots]>v out,f t
chilled MfnAss4S NV - ~ 49, ~ -ith 81. - 5.s~
e2af In and yHllef 9oap. &Au VIII VH3I 1Aa WYE
Stt$Eft, I of xfr}r y onions On h6A6. well get EN-
J, OATS y. - q f. the Ttne hoYe ~.
II WB1z Ent15 = IL ~" fAAA .e -. II .~1
ol3A Bez I, - nn asaAueo " JV0r- AaA
The weekly Butte record., 1861-09-28

ANEcDoTE OF VALLAND1NGHAM-P Previous
to the attack on Sumter, the notorious dirt
eater of Ohio made boast that the first regi-
ment that left Ohio to fight the South, would
have to march over his dead body. 1t so
happened that the 1st Ohio Regiment went
from his district, and marched past his house.
When close upon it the regiment halted and
the Colonel said You are now to pass the
dead body OF yallandingham let every man
hold on to his-nose," which they did till
all had passed.