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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-30

Fancy pyeing aud Securing fsisb
l,shment.
WINNIE CKkpF AND CASHMERE sHAwfs.
w fllk and " eolen Dretlss, aiso, Geuteufr e
Cloths Cleaned aDa Colofft " tsw chsmi.sl pro.
cess, % lock lle rev.
wsbash street between ne canal srt an streets
ssus store ocsupsd ~ Tie Va shop 7s'sm~iv
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-30
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-30

IAE 30 SOAR BAtsAS. MrEcJkg. Ga rSFIkAsAsz
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HfLNboLD'S EXTRACT BJCnU
The New York herald., 1862-03-16
FINE ARTS.

NHARLES X. BII.Ls
" CELEBRATED PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY
G3 broadway three doors below Uous,on s,rosti
s continues TO be the great crre Of stracop for IN n,r
ties desiring cheap aud perfect kenesses of them -
friends The Csres de Gsite that made Al tbis asr
u needless 10 mention are universally admired Tor he
arrangement, and the beauty Of the tone a.d ~
and the low price at which they taken the ronSer ~
a 70 pc convlnced on tne run o tn above statements
examine the specimens exhibition. - 49,
Two large Photographs, 6tsxSIf for ST.
One large Photograph. erfO, for fl.
Carries Dc Yiste, ono dozen f2.
New style Ovas one dozen, 81 70
CHARLES X. BILL
Vg3 Broadway
The New York herald., 1862-03-16
HENRY H. LEEDS, AJCTfONEEg
III ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE PIANOS
nRDNZES, CHINA, GIASSWt ARE kC

IL LlFGANT HDtrfllDlD FURNITURE. PIANOS.
NRONZES CHINA, GLASSWA AkI, &C
HENRY IT. LEEDS n co VIII sell st auci9n uu Nrdncs.
day, March %, Thursday. 2hh and Friday. 2ls s Ia.
O'Clock, at the slac ou stores JJs and Di Broadway ne
opposite -. Nicholas Hotel
Elegant cabinet FuruuTc, Of the hTst clsss ouly uurr
other being admitted removed the above fo epnve.
nence OF sale comprising almost every description The
following artists will be represented Ia the se:--M.s
Potter Stymus Ringnet, Natc1s n Co. Better. Holx A
Co. y W. ltuiChiugs, q. IIerier Bcnbe Kimbs Lawn
kimba n. soney y. A. Nrede, Newhouse, Mack Co., and
others.
Also several very elegant pieces Of Marble suary large
Marble Vases aud other valuable articles. Particulars In
time.
CHERfFFs SALE.--BY VIRTUE OF AND ORDER OF
- the supreme Court IN directed and delivered III
expose ~ sale nj public vendue Monday The 7ih day of
Mar b. 1852 a. 10 O'Clock IN the forenoon No. ioot
o Murray street. North river the Globe Tackle
Appirtl, Furniture, &C, iOIfN KELLY Lao Sherla.
-. -. - HUGH KELLY, Deputy sheriff.
To re SOLD UNDER ronEcLosUiE or MORT.
4 gsse, y MiLLLR KENNELLl, aucSoneers % the
~ aay o. NaIca 81 u o'clock stNhe Merchsns Eschspge
hrsl clss brown stone house. consinng s the modern
mpoyement on the South side Of Ffy ath street $50 feet
East o. Lexington aren1e B-Ths s the ners honsa 20
Lexington avenue. "
WM wIrTERs, Auc TONER WILL SELL To.Mos
W TowH oeock a t53 and fjt Canal street ali the gen
teel psrof cn,mOeF fu!ng and Kitchen Furnitlre
Ac Of large house reniovSd fror Wgosis~ s,rss, es
bic and Bed Liuen. silver Ware a. 49, ~"
The New York herald., 1862-03-16

CTAMMERING CURED IN A FEW LESSONS. APPLY
- g. VALE, teacher OF Navigation, Surveying Draught-
ing with perspective. &C. 8 Pearl corner Of Frankfort
street, entrance on Frankfort street, New York
The New York herald., 1862-03-16
RAILROADS.

HOTEL FRANKFORT HOUSE, NO M WILLIAM
IL street ~ Frankfort block East of City Hall
Neft and respectable snge rooms at &c. 37c and 6 pe
night, aud from tl 10 % W pU week 0pen all night
The New York herald., 1862-03-16
D A. Chiffon, AUcTIoNEER.

ID A. Chiffon, ACCTI0NEER.
ID. Cnea States sale or Cord Wo0d AZ
on by order Colonel d. Tompkins, Assistant Quarter
General WI. be sold Saturday March o. lSi2
IL O'Clock NJ, the depot IT Hampton branch tho
Long Island Railroad about 30 cords o good oak other
Wood 1t wall sold IN lots Of 20 cords. For
and particulars apply the sucone-r Nassau street, New
York The Wood be examined at time before the
The New York herald., 1862-03-16
MATRIMONIAL.

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, NINETEEN YEARS OLD
IA considered good looking would like 10 make the ac
quaIntsnce OF some charming young lady with view TO
matInony She must be beautiful, plshed well edu
Gated seconate, and not than eighteen years old
Money object ths advertiser Is entitled 10 large In
come when of age Address confidence ennosing eare
de visite. Ivanhoc, box 172 Herald once. ~
A GENTLEMAN, 20 YEARS OF AGE OF LIVELY
N disposition and fond Of fun, wishes 70 make the ac.
qualntanee Of young lady, OF similar nclinations with
view 70 matrfmony Address In confidence Charles box i2O
Herald on1ce
A YOUNG MAN, OF PREPOssEssING APPEAR-
IN ance, In siluent crcunssnces wishes TO orep cor.
respcndence with young lady Of high station fe
with view to rnatrnony Photographs part ularly re-
quested. Address Harry Percivle box Ia Herald ONCE
The New York herald., 1862-03-16
NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, MARCH LII, 1862.
LOST AND FOUND.

r OsT-oN WEDNESDAY. IN A FIFTH AVENUE
stage, Gold Burton, with black enameled
upon it, suitable VIII be paid II lett at No West
T enty-ni III street.
The New York herald., 1862-03-16

uENRY X. HERTS JR., AT q rios EEi:--AsSf,NEE
IL sale Of elegant cabinet fuIninre being he entire
stock OF q FIRST class manufacturer. HENRY WOOD 90.
will sell Tuesday, March a. At II ocok, their
sasropns iJ Broadway entire stock Of rich Cabinet
Furniture comprising in part carved rosewood Palof suits,
IN satin hrocael velvet plush, muslin and hair coh
wood walnut oak aud mahogany Chamber Suits rich
wood Arig1rcs WaIrlors Bookcase Cabinets EaxeIes.
Music stands Territories. Fautueis &c Also richly carved
Iotewood, oak walnut and mahogany Bufets Extension
Dining Tables, Library suits Hall Furniture Turkish
Lounges and Easy Cbar,; rh French plate Pier Mirrors,
In massive alt frames &c @r al manse.urcd expressly
for first class city trade. and 10 be sold without any reserve
BY order ot the sfisnecs. TIe goois viii be on view on
Monday and catalogues "l be ready early morning OF
sale.
, 1862-05-22
STORY OF THE MERRIMAC,
Detailed Statement Of One OF Her
Crew.
What one of the mefrfmacs8 CreI
eays Of her Fight with the Monitor.

lC1Qu hAt <A4l6A6iP!4l& AAAuANAs4
arrived yesterday at the Union Reffeshmeut
Saloon. They came from Norfolk to Fortress
Monroe, and were sent from that place to Bal
timore by Gen. Wool. One of them, who Was
Impressed into the Southern army soon after
The war broke ont, and who resides iu Ms4ss-
chusetts, gives the following account of the
firing OF tic Mcrrinaac, her Subsequent exp1o-
sion, and the escape Of himself and two Others
from the rebel yoke:
On the eyening Of the bombardment Of
SewalTs Point, the Merrimac lay there watch
ing the course Of events. She remained there
ali night and all the next dag. About seven
O'Clock in the evening Of the day following
the bombardment, Commodore Tatuan held 4
council Of war. All hauds, including both Of
f1cers and men, were called On the spa:-dcck,
and told by Commodore Tatnall that, after
due deliberatlon and consultation, lie had ar
rived at the conclusion that the only chance of
her up James River.
The Commodore knew at this time that the
Union troops were In possession OF Norfolk,
and knew also that our gnnboats were at the
to work, and for four hoars were employed in
lightenirg the vessel, throwing overheard
nGsr1Y ali the coal and ballast. There was q
great quantity of ballast on board, and the ID
6or OF tightening the vessel was OF a very Is
borious character. About twelve o'clock that
AiGQE I1t @01IkluAo1Hu uElu u CC4Su1EAIf0H W1LA
the pilots, and was informed by them that it
wns an utter impossibiliiy to get the vessel
into James River at all.: Commodore Tatnat1
then concluded to run the vessel ashore aud
beach her.: He communicated his resolution
to the rest Of the officers, aud also Of the
crew, telling them there was no chance OF Cd.
cape The vessel was then headed fowards
the shore, about half rnile ahead OF Craue3
Islaud, ,,,uer bow heading towards the beach II
+ consequence Of the guns being ehotted.- !,
| Her guns were run in and her port-holet
CLOSED, and preparations made. to deaert the
the vessel prior to her total destruction.
| Commodore Iatnalt then informed the me1
tbat atterilandiug they would In all pEcbabIlit,
neet the Yankees at Or about Suffolk, in smal
! detachmente, and they would have to- fgh
! their T8y through them. Ha advanced
| towa.ds the marines, and told them he shout<
look to them to set the remainder of:thes mel
good example in the Case OF m attack o
surprise, IS they would constitute the adyanc
+ party d1ing the: RETREAT. Full thfee2ho
were consumed in Landing the mcn; sml
boats being used While the process of1aad
ing vas going on every preparation -wHs bein
made to ensure the utter and entire destru<
ton Of the vessel Tar, oil, fat and grease {
every kind. aud everything Of conousabl
, 1862-05-22

james Thompson, 4 sailor by vocation, a cit
izen OF Massachusetts, aud formerly o resident
ofthis city, arrived here On Saturday night
last from Norfolk, and furnished us with 3
very interesting statement Of affairs in rebel
dom. He was one Of the crew Of the Merri-
mac during the fight with the Monitor, hav-
Ing been impressed into the rebel navy, and
had also been one Of the crew Of the rebel
gunboat Lady Davis during the cruisings Of
That vessel offCharleston and the coast. +
, 1862-05-22

MORTGAGE SALE.-Wheress,
l11 cy1entqs pee5s and 4ary: h's vile, did, tus
e ass 2 I'd
9paa g s af esZ
~ dell.5; r "a ~
particularly mentioned and described in sald mort
u hs
Tie sid Jsbes e Bo1stoIa hound : surety for sna
seose nounde M I'd, neess 9a
f sn 1o2 3
thousand dsllars Nth interest = aforesald also to
dana p seutS Bend on aoss ios tsses thousand dol
eonpan7 On % eete ioF ssree shonssnd aolsfs: slso
to Gorge Cobb note shirteea hundred dollars
Es le n s eS seasa q sp
qs = e. I'd ea a. S .a
BeeIs. .,......,... &C. -. ,..-
"a eszs III
o. csuEe to be pad tae Aforesaid notos sad interest,"
ss:sSss =
@ I'D on % b e. s ss2s e e 6
ro1d otherwise te tt and remain fr fna force aad VI
E9Sssd T. nd x :s'a ssa
hshed1h executors and administrators In the payment
shs ss1s post. nd i2ttFes q eheF Ct shs sn .g
bond mentioned OF in the performance OF any Of his
covens1ts therein continued y xeasoa whereof tho
sad Borsford y Eq1eI should hare to Psy ~
1awfal ior the satd Bol{ord from tl1e % tme IS he
shooa pay any q ssd tndentsdnssE n Tie condition
ncvsp.ae1 printed Ia tho cit{ Of CheAao sosssa'd
eir o11s sTSe I e1be Of 50 ueh taefsof -
woud 20 70 1e1mburss himself n for al MOI o.
penses Of aoge1tsink setting said Prooersy tozetas
With a1l rtehI and equity ot EcasDPna o. me "
Beers aud wife their hers aud assgDs tHasn - p1a
c suction 1t the nnrtb dooE Q: the Court hou3e SAID
city of Ehcafo the highest bidder faz cash. II tha
| time e1;tioned in such rot1ce-
| And where's defsult nas eeen mate in the payment
o raid todeb1e< nt.a mentioned In raid oond r toe
has n Genre queuce Of such aeEsut the aatd Boar1
been ptg+d to pHT and has paG Of tee said indebted
, 1862-05-22

IV1 rots County OF Cook, ,.sSEpcr;or Court of Chi
cago-ln Ei,ancrrv Edison Keith ant john 4. Gnrley
VI. Robert G. Boone, Edward N. Larmon and Thomas
Hoyne-Forcclosure Of Mortgage.
decreetal order entrredtn the above entitled
Tie sy e Ma D. ~ .,' s%nsT MafhlS 1
appointed hy tbs sprer,7 Court Gf Ssc:so VIII M q
tn thu forenoon Of that day. sell At public auction to
te lghst bidder for cas. at tie north door of the
Court House in the City of Chicago: in the County of
Cook III the state Of Illinois all t2t certain lot piece
parcel ofllnd Situate lying and being t the County
OF Cok and State Of 1linpiE known anil designated MS
Block No. twenty three 3 IN Assessors Division of
The southwet fractional quarter nf secton So tTcn
Range fourteen I east Of the Third Principal Mcri-
dian, bounded Is sfotloTe:-Eomfnehctng at stake ht
the northeast Intersection Of Calumet ATenuc and lin
gold Piact four hundred and fire and twotenths feet
t4 21 ft} tn stake hftydvc feet and fouEtenths Of
tout t50 LILO H. west Of tit centre uf the east track
OF the Illinois Central Railroad thenct northwest On
hundred and f,rtyse and threctentts feet (
f} stake n1ty hre and rtrnths feet t' i10 IT,
west Of the east track Of said l:aroad thcnce west
along the outh line Of Commerce street tive hundred
stake. thence south along the est liue VI Calumet
four hundred and fEentys and eightt tntiss
feet 324 $40 H. to the rlacc OF otsnninS conta!n;
exclusive Of streets. three md three hundred fn:ty
eight tousandths acres G3sS0oo aeres> Alo. all
the right title and interest Of the said Robert G. Boone
and Edw n LarInon. oE 10 and to any lands lying
the lands Of the Illinois Central Eailrond Company
Ettlcr with a and singular the tenements. eredta-
Meuts and nppnrtenances thercunto belonging Or 20
nIch Of said pteases may be Necessary to satisfy
the amount due the Conlanauts nader said decree,
tue interest thereon ans sdMSg } sas:s AKhE ist
Special Master in Chanccry.
GALIrp 4 HITCHCOCK, Comprts. sorrs.
~
, 1862-05-22
5tRa111hnat Ht1tRa.-
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Western Transportation Co.
AID
WESTERN EXPRESS.
862.

d; THE WESTERN Transportation CON-
sm ope aas on anss e. e ,f st es
NEW YORK CENTRAL
And
MICHIGAN CENTRAL HAILR0AD4x
ea edsr g tas psoe .6s fsls1fias s;ss n
81 :s 81:
- 1870 Canal Boats,
Saass az sanastas Baso VII a Ss foos SR1 aae
THE WESTERN EXPRESS,
z9.gta 20 nd epss.ted b th1s Compsny} viii run
1s|ssE3sS 5s s. !fsSs r. t
Lxses: "'-~@1 49, ~@9 @Sf~N e1-A A'~ ~
The Upper Lake Lf,se Daflu.
TONAWANDA, FOUNTAIN cITY-;
FREE STATE, uENoNA,
MOHAWK. MEND0TA.
PLYMOUTH, CITY,
NEPTUNE, GALEN4,
mAE FLOWER, CHICAGO.
Leaving the dock at Erie Eaatn 1nd foot ct Michigan
& sssnes tsa FS5 J
5sfR 6 ao saa K * ess h9 sss G5saza and Chicago ~
The Defr0Sf Line Daily,
Via North sh2re dtrsct connecting at Buffalo with thS
New Ees9 5st esstf9!: snt ~ apa s.I! Iat..!o New
r. + Co Steamers. VT CO. steaa.sss-
! MISSOURI, DUNKIRK.
! ILLINOIS, CONCORD.
! SAGINAW, MARY STEWART
! OMAR PASBA.
! Leaving the docS, Es:e Basin, every cyentnx 1T
e@soes @ II. Eq5 iTsRhror passage aDp5 Il TIC compaaJ
/ Clerela9ad, Toledo, Sa,sd.tsku
and Green Bay Line
Central Railroad sseauen.
EQUATOR, EQUINOX,
ARAxES, EUpHRATES,
! ECLIPSE, COMET,
! ROCKET, mARQUETTE,
i CUTAH0GA, ORONTES,
FOREST QUEEN,
Leaving the dock st Erie Basin, At o'clock n Foe
EasssEs apply to f. D. Dole Assnf ooo
foF biz Eiine aud contracts By Canal or Railroad,
'z ES5 $ESf, ~: coeaae. s,,o, Nav ro<s
! + GoIsoN So 9 A.tor Houts, Eew York
81 GRAsE GhRAsE II II 81 R3sE Ansny .fssf ~ =;
IL aURD CO. Hards DosE DeRott Nick
II TALLMAnGE. LIN Mississippi and Pzs.z1e Du Ca1ea
/ ~ ! InGH, ,tsh Gsssn Set.n na: ~ Ws
Western Transportation CO Erie Basin. Buffalo,
NSIGNEEs:
BOND 4 NORRIS Cleveland Ohio.
pESNlAQf 3: sM1rH CO. Toledo, Ohio.
/ r. r DILL. sandussy: OHIO:
p14f6s f2Af Heafs KAf NJ; a9sb, E!'i kaeiae wh
kENOsHA PIER CO. Kenoeha, Wis.
y. Fl khkfaF6. mhzfaF ssseeSss5. sS Tss5sfa w. Ill
C. Z. RICHMOND,
Down Freight Agent, North Dearborn sszeek
II J. ". TGTTLE, Up Freight Agent
Foot Of State sttvet. Chicago. IN
, 1862-05-22
TH E
Northern Transportation Coy

OF OHIO
1srscrarcd 70 transport property between
Boston, all Points In New England, New Yefk
.s and the Vest
With p7omptness, care and dtsrs:eh.
This we'll known Line Of Fourteen F1tstclzsa scEeN
Steamers connects at Ogdcuaburg with tho
Railroad fer Boston and all Points III Haw
England;
At Cape Vincent with tho
Railreed and Propeller Lbe between Capo
Vincent and New York,
And at Oswego with Z
LINE CF IS FIRST CLASS CANAL BOATS.
Between OHweGo Troy. Albany and Now York.
Forming DAILY LINE from Boston. New York
QGdeEsnugn- C.pe Vincent and 0swego to cie1c1aads
Toledo and DetroiE
ANU A TIsLNEEK1T LINE TO
Chicago, Milwaukee and 1ataEmediato Pofta.
AGENTS.:
]. Kyers, III Broadway. New York. John HocE-
ing, State 6trret Roeto1- Geo a EDDY O@uenrb1tK6-
II. j. Creso,in. Cape Vincent John II. CTzWfurd Os-
xcgo: Pe!t4n 4 Breed. Cleveland Walkss Hayas.
Toledo Z. Il Mathew. Detroit Q. }. Hale MNEAn-
Ice, Taylor, MarraS d Co. Racine.
CLARY & HOWE, Agents.
Foot Of North Lasalls It,, Chicago.
EYr1
, 1862-05-22
l., CORNELL Il Co.'s
Sewing Machines.

PRICES FRoM $B TO -.
fakx1rt 4, Faiz.e Pstent wilcox + Gibbs FateuL
Empire Patent.
All Sewing Mxol1ires III tnasRek MAKE one o. aone1
OF tbesc thTee stitches Single Ihresd 81tch Double
LocE Stitch, (fom tWo common s4oo107 Lock OF
Shtf1e St1tch {aliKa both sde1) An experience OF
TyK YrARa ii the business and practical knowledge
of everS Eew1og Machine Of fn11y Ea7aat
simple snd rellaoIo machlnsa. akiag AL oF THESE
when vel made zad thst each IN ia plsea Is preferred
by different partiea Ou1s Is the only oca unern yoa
1t tie di1ueaf stitches, and hs1a yuuf choice Nth
privilege Of exchanging Different Azee Rtll anit al
kcturg Lock stitch (auEe @ both s.des2 A:shtna @ NJ
rhtes issE md With fess than q the noise
Va WeEu@seving Machine Alk4 Cotton. Oh Needles.
md we RH.- Eev1nE Machines BY fas weak or Mcnzn
EsdY Is In tstoa6&nce 70 do III kinds Of stitching
to oFdsr. EF Rea1 our Gt1cul.Es heiore purchasing
pea tAern 1t
1873 Lake Street, (ur stairs,
address l. CORNELL, 4 GO Box T. Chicago. n
, 1862-05-22
GHu.rtatt> Salt.
last SAGINAW SALT,-Re-
IL cetyed Ibis day, four thousand barrels
FIae Salt from Eat Saginaw, H1ehlsan.:

~ cet1ed This day. four thousand barrels -. =:
F11e Salt from East Saginaw, H1thtsan.:
T. M .sls 5eemendtd fgr T. s1e:n1l:
ahs Fl 81 eS esaai II s'phae q ' h'7Aa N
.... r. McCHESNEY, 70.
hot7 Pazdee1 Building, cor. sontn Water and Wells IT,
lsss 8 s. e SeaeFts' s at aaSpR e2's1 4 he
As governor December 81 B2. 81 Prof a. Wiaehe aes
ais ae saesE gesSoEe.. tnd,caton. On which 4oana n,
opinions - not 1,lseouA hare tas aost nassnia-
q l5e s2e 1opo1noaed e d s1feas I q 1s ssaa
: ETRs Esst sa,snaw Salt Manufacturing cemp.ny ars
& ks so e e RI e4 II L
Shs%ca p1 o. aars H. s., Ssrs5; q
hEESsn i iheEoash ~ pronounce i 4oFs ses5o.
mica cu qusnutr SAFER An1 better ths9 the
5s sa ss ssass sa q
s :gs Esx de a1d
.Mseuiaetu1le Company: ' t..-' ~'
ofas saxs g a 1a5 as dgts 81 s
3eap e 5as {r s l
sic Il he Cs!eisnd srEet snd Il b. Uniformly 1
Inspection Bills Ecm Cleveland 14s2 packsgss and In
he lot nYs swo PaSaages q fonr rus:y fsa From
~ knos!edEe 9tthe essof your Eat IN curing sn.
tfeel warranted IN ing that entirely re,Abie r
tho pulpus4- #. T. LIT ILE
Tie Detroit Daily Advertiser Of Feb 10 1862 says.
The putty and eIcteuca Of the article c1esses for
It ttes1J demand in k1is c:tr and In t1e Upper L.ye
counu5. Tbs East E8zlaaw CompsrT, p1ey1ans to the
close pf navigation Eauufactu turGn abort q n
@s;sssstsa!e s;is!s i sssEs ia 6sst daoadass
The Anarsi Statement of tie Trade snd Commerce
of Tn1eco. says: We led to the conclusion that
eventually all the beef potE, etc. packed TaAe Of Lxka
Eric. Will be Lid down II Sagtuaw salt"
DErap1r, March 2ath, 1851.
H G. Potter, Eq- Superb dent K1sr Saginaw Sal
Aanutactui Ing Company
DEAB StB:-1fuI1ng the psss 8umn e., Fan and Win
tsI We hare eosd some s0 haEress OF your Saginaw
Balt,r and have never had conr'atns Of BAERKL o.
IT. On the contrary. lhreefourths Of our cusr7mer
ra.c written rs to send them Tie Saginaw Salt II VI
had 1t, wsre telltpg :he S41rA Salt 1T the
tn for which reasons We hare ali Confidence in II
and expect to sell this seaS I barrels Of II
sn- coLEsAtu att 5on ppon .onr conaPlete sacesAs
WILLIAMS q Co. SILT Dealers.
Cn1cAao. JnnnszE 11tt4 1ss.-
Il. C. Potter, Esq., East Saginaw:
DEAE SfE:-Erom what IpcfteEce We have alreAd1
Ead, think your salt superior to AFT that cones t.
~ apzsp a.p; sa1m Lstgneei Dow. Qu1RK & co.
, 1862-05-22
i RMY SUPPLIES-Sealed Pro

4 RAfY SUPPLIES.-Sealed Pro
II posals will be received from 1oyn! citizens only.
tthe sfGe ei FsraEs g., Department q Il IN I1s fhs
ed 1 fo7 from lc0o to 5000 tons EaJ 70 be delivered
al the Government warehouses at any Of the rail
road depots steamboat landaSs II she catJ OF 81
Ioui8 fee Of drHyAEe. ,,.- L..
Tic Hay must Dc well beled. frst-QuAHty Timothy.
arH he delivered 1t the rate OF 600 tons per WeeE
Bids must be endorsed. Proposals for Hsy;"
No bids viii be received unless endorsed oJ TWO
Xii bidders arc requested 10 be present at the open
Eli bids not promptly answered to NIL! be rejected
The Right j4 reserved to reject any o. ~ me h94
Capt uad ABs't QuarteInlaster:
st. LOUIS May It, 1E&2. nyi9rl96-td
, 1862-05-22
7Ant1se :Fur11tsbtt1g.
GREAT CARP Ef. HALL
HolliSter' & Wilkins,
!, 135 + 1877 . LAKE STREET :. 1s5 h 1s7
EUr8rA18A1
The Best Goods at Low Prices.
MhFlIDGS AND BUGS.

Cocoa Msttings for 0E :ea Churches, 2 sstbu'es &C.
In ali w1dtht from uuehs1f to two yards 1de Csrton
qn1r1er and half yards wade osaic, Yever,
Gfubt els end TufEd Rusg C0cnA Jnte. Iiha BfHEh,
, 1862-05-22

MI VRTGAGE S98LE.-fuonc no
IHl ttce ishe1eor gtvrn that seifgEsn seh!essas9
nHbtr lAh Iess eSeeHsed py MoE11s Wsi!es [n!s Tta
co{tef Of Cook Gt,unty+ Illinois 70 BooA s. Of Mort
&.gea Page az III ny Fesson q cnls 5y - ssa ssa
Mortgage tpe iuni- ss at poha1c auenon for cash ID
the bEea. cder st shc nortn door Court Hoos7
the IL dsy IT jung. 1s at ten oc:ock in fne fo1e-
nopp u, OF Lot nu %heT utne o. n Block two a. II
II MyefaQd Rsubdlysi N Of Block OutLot thtrteen
Os IL the Board Of Trustees the Illinois zn1 Mcht
Esn Canai; tuotsistna Of tAs wsaE psrs OF aesstou
fonrrtn az eass ofths rh,r Psnc1pss Meridian s..d
Recorder aforesaid IN Book = of Mapa, Page IS 7
Viii nao 1t the sase time and plaee under tho
m the 7sid Wst1ef IN and to the south essserf 1a q
Let souxse+n 81 IN Baask 81 " o9indr ids
and fronting On Milwaukee, avenue.
sEL{GMAN sCHL1sINasR 4oEsgs&sa; @ 60,
, 1862-05-22

It requires little analysis, and little local
and technical knowledge, to see the full mean-
ing OF this table. It will be observed that
only about one-fourth Of the entire number of
operatives arc In receipt Of their usual earn-
i1.gs, and that about onc-seyenth are earning
no wages at all. The average time worked
including those who are working full time and
those who arc entirely unemployed, ID about
three days and half instead OF six. Now the
usual average earnings Of factory hands, man,
woman, and child, range from ten to twelve
shillipgs week; and As wages have been
rapidly rising during the lsst few years,
the average, especially in towns, will not
be far short Of the latter sum. 1t appears,
then. that 350, GOO operatives {nfll-hauds
alone) are earning five shi1fngs per week
Iess th&n usual; OF, in other words, that
GST, $50 has been abstracted from the weekly
incomes land not much less, therefore, from
the weekly expenditurel Of one class only iu
the cotton districts. Now, unless We suppose
habits Of fruga1ity and saving far greater aud
more general than VIC have any reason to be-
lieye, VIC have before us an approximate pic
ture at least Of the privation that must exist
Fhcrc the great body Of the operatives have
only se120, 600 to live upon instead Of E300, 600
and where this disastrous reduction has bee,.
going on .fo7. months. The Poor Law guardians
may hear little Of distress aud nothing Of star
vation, but under such circumstances VIC know
that distress and starvation must exist and be
as widely spread as they a1esilenuy and brave.
" bone.
, 1862-05-22
ND O-WEGO LINE TRANS.
~ PoRTATlOE COMPANY FOR iSJ+FAiltnx
:: :Tarnll11g 4anDs:
TO CAPITALISTS AND EA1.
4 !1eaa sa1Fta acres Of Farming EsHds, :.

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