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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-09-26
NOTICE.

TNHE Annual Meeting of the Geauge County
l. Mulunl Fire Insurance Company will be hsd
at the Office of the County Recorder, in Chardon,
On Thursday, October l6M. 1862,
at one O'Clock p M, for the election of officers
for the coming year, and far the transaction of
such other business tho wants and interests Of
the Company may demand,
Chardou, Sept. 1862 G64ws
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-09-26

M MAILItIE ED.
In Newbury, Sept. 18th, by Wm. Mum,
ESQ. at his residence. Mr.. GEORGE W.
STONE and Miss EDNA STONE, both of
Newburv.
DIED,
In NewbCry, Sept. l7th, WALLACE
MUM, infant son of II. N. and Addie
Stearns. aged seven months and ten days.
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ShcriGs Sale of Real Estate.

TN obedience TO the requirements OF an order
l. OF Sale which issued from the Court OF Com.
mon Pleas OF Geauga County. in the State OF
Ohio, wherein Francis w ioZen is plaintlfi, and
Heman Spauiding, George Spaulding and SAM
uel Wagner are defendants, and dated the 10th
day of September, 1869 TO me directed and de.
livered, | have caused to be appraised, and shall
expose to sale public vandue at the door OF the
Court House in Chardon in said County,
On Monday, the Goth day Of October, 1862.
At the hour of O'Clock P. NJ, Of said day, the
following described Real Estate, situate In the
County OF Geaugn, in the TO nshi2 OF Munson,
being No. 8, in the 9th range OF townships In the
Connecticut Western Reserve IN the State OF
Ohio, and is known by being in Lot No. 8 in
Tract No. 3, in said township, and bounded as
follows, to wit. Beginning at the north west
corner of said lot No 8; thence running east on
the lot line 10 chains and 40 links; thence south
parallel with the west line Is chains and 46 links
thence west parallel with the north line OF said
lot 9 chains and 40 links, TO the west line ol said
lot thence north on the west line OF said lot Is
chains and 46 links TO the place OF beginning
containing thirty acres OF land.
Also, one other piece OF land situated in the
township OF Munson, being No in the 9Th range
of townships in the Connecticut Western Reserve
in the State of Ohio, and which is also in the
County OF Ge nuga, and is known by being part OF
lot No. 80 in Tract No 3, in said Township. anc
bounded and described as follows, to wit Be
ginning at the northwest corner of said lot IL
! the center OF the highway thence running north
| 89H deg, east on the north line OF saio lot nnC
| tract 80 chains and 81 links, to n stake; thence
south Is chains aud 10 links to the center of the
| east aud west State road thence south SO deg
40 min, west along said road, TO piece OF lane
decided 10 Ruth Deming; thence north TO tn
nor east corner OF said Deming's lot; thenc
west along the north line Of said Deming's lot
and also on the north line ot y acre lot deede'
to VIM. H. Judd thence north on the east lin
/ of a lot decided TO Sarah Shattuck, and furthe
along the east line OF the lot decided to the Dis
trict No at the centor OF said Munson township
thence west on the north line Of said SChool4ious
lot the center of the north and south center road
thence north along the center ol said road to tn
pace Of beginning containing fifty. seven acre
Of land, be the same more or less.
Said piece first above described appraised at 81
hundred dollurs. Said piece last above describe
appraised at thirteen hundred and sixty 'eigf
dollars. Terms Of sale-cash in hang.
r. G. WHITE,
Sheriff and Special Master in Chancery.
3 Sheriff>s office, Geauga Co,
ri Sept 18th, A D., 1862, 662w5
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Army Register Of Ohio Volunteers

For Sale at DR.. Nichols Drug Store.
Chardop, June 9Th, 1862. oS0u
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-09-26

n .fumory A Full Assortment received
Peflumery'-"and for sale at Dr.. NiShois'
Drug Store. 650wd
C6Vrdon, June 27th, 1862,
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-09-26

these Pitters are put up in quart
bottles, Of lphioh the above is a fac-sin1-
lie. The label is finely engraved, and
is provided lvtth a Safeguard from
courterteiters. price 81 Per bottle, or
siz for SIS.
c. W. Roback, Proprietor, No. 8
East Fourth ST., Cincinnati, to lVhons
all orders should be addressed.
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-05-22
Mmerifaniihe Nabrihten.

Aus Dem Gon9re6.- Der Sez
nat bat 6 MiQionen Dollars trmiQiat,
UNI ben TreiwiQt9en Die Bounty Don 800
iu te;ablen. Der Seuat bat auGerrem
nod cine BiQ paiiirt, pelds mi0snlli1 zen
Treimiuisen ju 0ute tommt. Diele 8iu
beltimtnt ndmli9, ra6 ra6 &%eolciaentbum
lener 9teteucn, melde Die Nationallt euer
l'ift teSablen, cpnf5cirt u. perfauft meroen
lou. Dacur6 miro cine Mia0e @runoei<
9entbum ce5 Sipen5 in ben Marft fonz
men uno Iauienoe unlerer Greimiui9en
perpen oiels @%elesenbeit er9reifen, iib I'M
lonnt9en Suren o%n;uTepeln.
unter BEN Namen Qaunima
1T bon Senator pomeroY beautraet. ras
9an;e @etiet, peldee ;mii6en &anlas
unD Ieras, meftli6 pom Mrfania6 unp
Dltlt9 BON Goloraro, Iera5 u. Neumerifo
lte9t, uno bisber ais pa6 uSnoianerterriz
un1" befannt mar, f5rmlid al5 Ierritorium
ju orsaniliren. Ser 8iu it ubrtsens bic
tolle 8efimmuns bei9efiSt ben Snpianern
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-05-22

pur@ G~iufubp5ue unp 100000. 900
tbeila burb cine Steuer pom einem balbcn
Yroeent auf ale @erfiufe, tbeils purd
cine icl&e auf Bier, 8ranntpein. Spiel
tarten. Del Iabad unp purd 2ieen;en
3u er3ielen.
Dielem Gntpurf traut mar, su, oaB CT
8enu9 Greunoe in teipen 6dulern fnren
tperoe, UNI 0eleB 3u tperoen. Cine 8iu
3u entperfen, bic aQleiti9 befriepise, 1T
cine polttpe unn169lidfeit unp rpen,1 man
,lur ben @ecanten, bic 2aien mad Der
@robe Der Ira9fdbisteit unter bic einsel:
men 9ol!stla0m 3u ertbeilen, %fe1sebaltcn
bat, 10 1T Muss 8el6eben, mas ernartet
tperoen fam. @on bel yeri1roberenScee
elmer boben 8ierfeuer i6einen ii9 bic
yantee 6inan5mlnusr ltri9ens nidt tren<
men 3u t1nnen unp BADEN ale uns bis
1eBt iu @eit9t 9efommen Gntwlrie piel en-
m%ibliebi9en BUG oemein.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-05-22
@ufbetuua Der 8lpcfa6c>

Die l@on fruber BON Dem prdGpentcn
perbs,6ene Nntiinrieune, mslde cine tbeil,
weile Gr1faun9 bieber blcdirter @eeb1<
fen YerfiAt 1T nvnmcbr eribienen. @ie
1T ratirt Yom IL. Mat, bon 9intoln urc
Sewaro unte1seidnet uno elaat: Die
8lodace Der Sdf EN- bon 8cauf srt, SPORT
NoYal unp NewzO rleanS fol- am uup
na& Dem /. Stunt b. s. 70 tpeit aufb5ren
uno beenoist lein, paB Der 5aurelsue1febr
nit bela9ten 6dien, lul9e Yericnen,
Saden unp Nabri9ten> bic unter ben
Be9rif &rie9scpntrebanre fallen ausoez
nommen-von belaater 3eit an betrieben
weroen carf. t.: . ..a
Dieter proclamation 2incolnS unp bes
premierminifer6 1T Elm GrlaB pes &rieaSz
miniters beiAefi9t pelher ba6 Nd6ere
ater bic Nuefibrun9 oer proclamation,
Die 8epinguneen Der BemiQiauna Yun
5ancelslicen;en unp &lartr1beinen an
S@iFe, bic @trafen Don @@ifen, >pel9e
&rie9scpntratanoe in Die 9enannten6af
etnfQbren, entbalt. @enn our@ iraeno
cine a6rcsel 10 miro curd biele ben n>
tcruentions9ellten Tranfrei9s uno Gnaz
lanc6, @elQlte, Die, wie inner beltimmter
bebauptet wirc> l1on aur Nusfubrune oez
reift maren, Elm Nteoel pDrQel10ben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-05-22
Suntcr'S Nrpflamatipn.

Die Proclamation res Gen. 6unter,
.Gbef pes Departrments Don @outb< Caro-
lima, Tlprica uno Georgia, mel1e Die
SflaYen in oieleu Staaten fret erfldrt,
9ebt nod nm einer bepeutencen S@ritt
weitcr als bic beriibmte Yroflamation
Tremont'6, Der nur Die Sflaoen pirfliher
&tbeuen emanjipirte. @ie 6rcmpnt's
&oift 1T aud oa6jeniae 6unter'S pbne
authorization oes prdllpenten llnb leine8
Cabinets, unc bic alI9emcine Mnnabme
it, ea6 es oa0elbe Sdidlal uie Treuont6
GrlaB baten, nlmli9 b1bern SrtS cine
Mlibtiai9un9 unp &evocatipn yeranlalz
len netee. " gu
Disles Su erjielen ilno natlrli9 ale
'0unfer unp 6unferfreunpe, ca5 aan;e
taubenz uno baieuberSise @e(ble6t Der
unYerwifli6m GompromiGler ouf'6 Gt=
frialte bemlbt uno e5 miro Ger 9leaieruna
idwcr fallen, ben lrtbeilslpru9 res Sol:
fes, weldes Dem Giraffe 6unter's unbez
cin9t beiltimmt. our@ pas @emimmer Der
Orabt;ieber Dtneur6 3u pernebmen.
Die Turdt> ca6 es 5unter mie Tremont
er9ebtn uno fem fabner Gin9riF in Die
Bunceslaoe Der &edte cer Sflapenbalter
!eine Ntleguns aur Golse baben merce,
l4eint fid ni@t ;u. be(tdti9en, %weniaitens
miro unS ppnloem balls uno 9anSoi6;ielz
len Tele9rapben Yerlt@ert, pab 6unter i'm
GOmmancp bleiben merpe.
Seit cas Sbtse 9el4rieben murbe, mel>.
ZEN lpdtere 8eri4te, pa6 6Inter'5 pro>
flamation bereit5 pom prafrenten nm o.
pifi3trt" morren.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-05-22
Sic &tcucrbiu.

Dieies @eieB miro 10 lbmer CUR @elt
9eboren unp Die Weben pes @onareleA
Ger es rae Qi6t Der @elt erbliden lal7en
ioa. llno 10 beftis, oaB man nit Nedt be-
fur9te!, e6 perre Elm topte5 &ino ODER elm
Weaielbal9 iur Belt tommen, menn 9lei9
Der @eburtsbelfer oiele uno funpi9e iinp.
G5 1T jeBt mobl 10 jtemlid enti9ieoen,
bob Der Senat ben @ausentmurf iber
8orc nerfen unp fuir Jpn Elm BON Senatpr
SimmeS aue9eca4tes @eleB lubfituiren
miro. in Dem Die Betimmunsen be6 6au>
les iber bic Iueflbrun9 uno 9ntraftleB<
u19 alferpinsS beibebalten, ba9esen Dol.
9ei9lagen miro, pon ben oufjubrin9enpen
$200,O00,000 &epenaen $100,O0O,O00
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-05-22
TelegrQpbi16e 9fQ6ri6ten.
Slut uadb 9fiGmpnS.1

Wbite 6pu1e Na., 19. Moi.-
Die Nr!nce beeann beute frib III cet&idz
tun9 Won NtAmpno yprmdrts ,u morldis
rem uno miro etlihe Meileu Dor rie(en
plaBe Elm Eager teiiebeu. Dis Gorbut
un:er Ven. StUneman errei9te tie GiIen<
boAn6ride am%Gbifabominy, Die ;umSbsil
;etltDrt it, oter balp wieper ber9eteut fem
tann. ~. f..
Die goypcaen be5 Teince5 bemoGen
Die gauge 2inie I'M Glu0e entlano Dor
Jlidmonp. Sen. McGleuan miro talo
NIT leincm YIan fir bic neueSperatton9<
linie berauefiiden.
9aS &anoncnbrot=G cfebt untpeit
Nlcbmpnp.
Wofbin9tpn>2 20. Woi.-Sn benz
lnmeit Nidmuuo neuli1 ltottoebabten
Vsiedte 5wllhm unlerer &anonentoot>
6lotlue ouf Gem SameaFu0e unp BEN
Satterlen ces &eteuenf forts Darling, bradte
Gus berylib 9elsitete nsue Gijenpan,erboot
Oalt1a cine rer feincliden Batterien gum
Sdme' gen, uGc Die Blctte 500 i9 na@
4Itllnrisem 0efedt surld, neil ibr Die
WuntIlon a%us9e9an9ea. Nn Der 0alena,
Die rs Sdulle an rie Seiten unb II ouf
cas- Def erbielt, ipurcen 12 damn eet1p<
tet 2 l6wer uno Is lei9t o%erwunoet.
Der Yan;er Ger 0a!ena bemdbrte fl9
gut i'm feinpli9en Teuer. Sci Der Nif1
fotrt fubr ii1 Die @alena> innem iie pas
TabrwalIu getfsblte, feN. &eines perBoote
1T ltart teiddoi9t. Die oan3e Grsdbluna
llebt oue> ME cine nur lebr pberFldlid
iitertindte SdIappe. !
Bon Tremonts 9epartcment.
Newzyprt 20. Wai. = Nremcnts
5auptquartier 1T jest in Jranflin @a.
Den 0ueriuas iit6remont nader auf ben
Trrlen. Sor &ur,em murce Elm @aeeuz
suS NIT bier Sif;ieren uup etliden franz
fen Splraten BON lol1en 8uldfleppern
angearifsn unb ldmmtIi9e rarauf befnrs
llde perlonen mal1aerirt peer a%efaneeu.
Vlel6 oarauf %inbe1en ma9te ii1 Oberit
Dppney NIT Gaoauerie sur @erfol9uns
Der Sanoiten auL bolte iie ein> t6rtete III
rem eapitdn unD tret Maun, perpuatete
11ebrere anrere unp nabm ~ %gefansen.
go rpirb elmer Der ra6 2ano pur6l9wei<
fenben Banben mad Der anper1 Der @ar<
aus 9eu1a@t.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-05-22

Ncn Oant9 un0 WclOpeu ltno cte
Nadridten 10 lpdrlid. ale rpenn bieie
5erren i'm Monoe tdnoen. Bon ben, err
tern erfibrt man, baB er burd cine @ebel>
lens @ueriuabanpe ti1 Yon benz 28aen
p%eniylvania. Ne9iment ID @efan9ene neb<
men lief, uno paB ct ancererleits ben
Sbenanroab purd cine so Tub bpbe uno
$50 Gub LANCE Giienbabnbride Iterbrldt
bat.
Mu5 Brempnt'6 Departemert miro
Die Ginnobme pom @tanton, elmer Der be-
peutenclt fen SteQunaen pe6 Geinoes, bur4
Die @enerale Milrpy unp S1ent 9eInelpet.
Son Gortntb fommen tribe Beri9te
iter BEN @elunpbeits;utano bel 9aQed'6
Mrmee> welde Die &ebrlstte gu rem elan<
scnpen &bapiocien iber ba6 9ro6e Telp>
berrnz@ enie bilcen. tpel6e6 mad Mus1aae'
oieler 8eridtertatter pieier Gelpberr in
leinen Sperationen ge9en 8eaureeorb
entmideln ioQ. Gieie Sperationen 3eid<
men ii@ tur@ pieielbe Mbneisuns 9eeen
einen entlbeipenpm &f aus, bic
Mc@lellans ,&riesfabruns tisber @arac~
t%erilirte, u. bic Mrmee Don 10000 &Eanz
fen, wel9e bic T%elpbospitdler in Gennel1ee
anfuQen, mag fir Die @ortrefRi@feit bes
5a4ed'idm Gemppriirens 3euaniB leiz
fen. Daju b6rt man nod, bab 8eaurez
GARD Germ Sailed an 6eere6ma9t BET
weitem iberle9en fein uno benz 2eeteren
l6pn beoeutenp Yiel ;u letiten bleiben lou,
penn er feline SteQuns bebauptet; gang
wte bel Mc@lelan, her BON @iuiamsburo
ebcnfaQa Dem 3rie96minii terium tele9raz
pbirte, MQe6 mas ct 3und@f errei9en
tonne, lei, ben 6einb in Saa@ III balten.
Sen. Mtt4ell 1T obne 3wetfel bet
SSpe Der @rmee Don Genne0ee, unb Io9ar
Der Geino erfennt bies an. Cine @epr0ia
2eitung, inpem iie iiber oas neuli9e Grefz
fen bel Bridgeport recet, in weldem
WitdeQ our9 fiibueS @rranoeben einen
lhnelIen Sie9 errana, tacelt Die NebeQen=
Mrnee III itarfen Muspriden unp (a9t,
oa6 pur9 ben BON MitheI errunaenen
Sie9 Den union6truppen cas Tbpr Don
@eurAia er6fnet porpen une bic @efabr
nabe iei, pab cie rei9en &obl:nz, Gilen>
unc Salpeter<2a9er pe6 StaateS in bic
@ewalt Der "Ginprtn9lin9e" fallen wuroen.
Dis Gntldeicun9 perS6aert fi@ mebr
uno mebr. Man ia9t unS, Mc@lelan
babe Ben Teinp i6admatt 9eleBt unc
8eaureAaro iet um9anaen, ALIEN troBrem
iteben Die betcen 9auptarmeen Der &ebcl>
len frdfti9er uno mldtiaer ais pprber UNI
fern @treitfrdften 9%e9endter, unc nan,ents
lib ibcint 6allef rem @lld5murfe cine,
Wabllhla6t ni6t trouen su mouen.
Sn;wiiden b6rcn mir mebr unp n!eb,
Don ben Sbaten rer Nebelen >@ueriuas
AeAen cie, aueer in6rempnt5 Department
uteraQ nod cine unAebibrlid b6Ni9f
S6onunA bectadtet miro. Dennc1 yer>
lanaen Die umtinre nit a0sr Nla@t eint
balciae @ntlaeicun9 u. la1sn jsres 3au:
bern unc %mcitldufse Strot:9iren al6 oaa
Nlerverrcrtlidite elideinen> ma5 Der Mu:
Aenblid trin9en fam.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-05-22
Das Glene bel Blenfcr's Dipifion.

Den peuti9en union5tdmpfer in Der
unionsarr,ee Dor @ernahldbisung unp
3urudlcsunS iu idlBsn, murre ldon 3u
Nnfana pes 8ries als cine Dol, ben @er<
bdltni0en crin9enb eebotene Nuf9abe er,
tannt, an cer cas- Deutlbtbum Der Ser.
Staatel 8emeinlam arbeiten mii0e, unp
nit 3e&t slaubte maj, riele Muisate am
beiten papur4 erreiden 81 t6nnen, nenn
ee 9eldn8e. bic fleinern beutlben Iruppen=
Nbtbetlunser 3u eroben Eruppent6rper1
3u Dsretnt0en.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-05-22

wy" W "'',lH OuHttN, lVu Vttt Wttlll
naa ais 9aitneoQsctor rort onsciteQl
Werccn. a,sfns. -.r
Der 9oncel swi1Oen Mem.
yorf uno NewzO MS. - Sn
Nrwzyurt werren eiiria @ofrbIunaen
gum @icrcrbeAinn oe5 6anrcl5 nit glemz
Orlcon5 9etroHtn. On co5 Nemzyorter
Quartte;meiltcramt wurpeu In lcBter Belt
cine OfsnAe @elube I'm Qicenssn fir
Sdife 9eridtet, pic man nit Woareuz
%lacun9cu nad NemzS Orleans gu lbiden
9ecenft. SelpncerS molten Die Newz
yorfer 8auatute provi1ionen, Die
lcBt in Der Crescent City lebr ror finn,
rortbin ldiden. Naturli9 miro ben
S9iHen jegt, no bic Yrrfiamation hes
pra1renten erlUicnen 1T, fie grlautniG
sum 5anrelsrerfsbr NIT Stem ORLEANS
un9eldumt ertbeilt werren; ater, pie aus
Ger sellern non un5 mitaetbeilten Sntruf>
tlon ocS 5rn Gbale berporsebt, fam nur
oas SdaBpepartcment lol1en <enfab@
TERN 3icsnSen ertbeilen.
Mtt Der lcbten polt [per DampferG Con-
nectieu'] lno nidt ,peniger ais 10000
8riefe, meiit 0eiddftetriefe, Don New>
yorf nab NemsS ueon5 a%bge9ansen.
Wie i9on Der Selesrapb tur5 melrete,
tbut aud bic Neeieruns pas Seriae, UNI
bic Notb III STEMS Orleans ;u linperr.
sic bat aneeorpnet, rab Der Dampfer
nScean Queen" in Newzyorf nit Wunc=
porrdtben, Sauben &c. befra@tet uno aa9
Mep>S rleans eei9idt werpen ioQ, 100
, 1862-08-30
BUELL,s DEPARTMENT.

In another column we copy from the N.
7. Post brief review Of the career Of Don
Carl, with extracts from the Louisville
t1ou1nal, reci:ing hiscold -blooded treatment
Of the loyal and sorely prosecuted people Of
East Tennessee, who have cried long and
loud to him fur succor and protection from
rebel barbarities, but in vain.
The appointment of Buell., originally, to
the important department Of Kentucky and
Te1nessee, created great surprise. Who,
or what WAS he, to be entrusted with the
control Of mighty army and large dis
t1ict Of strstegic territory? Before the war
broke out he was merely paymaster in
the army who lounged about the taverns
OF W Washington, spending his leisure in cur
sing the black republicans " and euloglz.
ing slavery. He is said to be brother-in'
law Of the infamous old traitor THiggs
He processes to be loyal to the Union, hui
his actions show that his first allegiance Is te
the divine institution" Beyond guard
ing rebel property, returning loyal slaves
and persecululg lny1 uAucels, Huat Has IL
done for the Onion cause2 We submit
that the Governors Of Ohio, Indiana, Ill
iuois and Wisconsin should unite in per
emptory demand, Oh the War Department
either to remove the soldiers Of those state
out Of his Department, or him out Of it
The loyal West cannot afford to have it
sons longer put to the base uses to Thicl
he has subjected them, nor to keep then
idle in little squads to be captured an
DESTROYED in detail. By guerilla banda.
, 1862-08-30
The Chicago and Alton Raf1roRd.

The chicago ana AAt0u Ra1lfOaus
The State Register publishes an advertise
ment signed by Azariah c, F1agg, David Hoad"
ley, and John Earl Williams, trustees and
master commissioners, giving notice that BY
virtue Of decree OF the circuit court OF the
the United States for the Northern District
ofnlIno1s, they will sell the railroad extend
Ing from the city Of Joliet to the city
Of Alton, known as the Chicago and
Mississippi Railroad, with several aliases, at
public auction, at Joliet, to the highest bidder
for cash, and at not less than 81, ,000, 900, on
the eth day Of September, 1862, between the
hours Of II a. N. and 8 P. N. The sale Is to
include the track, real estate, and every spe-
cies Of property belonging to the road, and
the title is guaranteed to be free from all
claims, Liens, right Of redemption, OF
liabilities, Of or to the Chicago, Alton and
St. Louis Railroad Company, or the st. Louis,
Alton and Chicago Railroad Company, OF any
person claiming under them.
After the sale shall have been completed,
the road will pass into the hands Of the "Chi.
cago and Alton Railroad Company" in pur'
euance of the act OF the Legislature Of Feb.
ruary 18, 1861, organizing ssid company-the
stock Of which will be represented BY the
third mortgage OF income bonds Of the Chi
cago and Mississippi railroad. An advertise
| ment in the New York Herald notifies al
| holders Of the first and second mortgage
| bonds, and Of the receivers certificates Of In
| debtedness, to deposit those documents Will
l.. 4 Meyer, chairman Of the trustees, No
o. William efrenf Neg York m mr. hefnrn fh
, 1862-08-30

Hon. William Window was renominated
for Congress byAcclamation at the Republican
CONVENTION for the First District, held at O "a
tcnns on the Goth inst. The following reso-
lutions Wire adopted by the Convention:
Tie Congressional Convention OF the First
Congressional District Of Minnesota, to the
people OF said District hereby declare:
!. We recognize no issue as before the
country but that Of Loyalty and Disloyalty;
apd. we know TO test OF loyalty but a hearty
and undivided support Of the government By
contributions of nltn and money to the full
sxtent Of its neede, in its efforts to suppress
rebellion and punish tresson-
= There can be no neutrality on the qucs-
tionof sustaining the government, when its
life is in peril by armed traitors; and iuditfer-
epce and inactivity become criminal compli-
city with those who plot against the nation 8
life.
8. That in this dark hour, our only hope OF
the preservation ct this Union lies in OUT trust
that The administration of this government
will use oil means that God has placed in its
power, to utterly subdue this most csusless
ret euion; and We hereby cordially extend the
fratc1nal hand 10 all Wh0 are willing 10 sup
port the president in his eminentlY patriotic
etIur;s to preserve the heritage Of freedom aue
constitutional Liberty for an undivided coun
, 1862-08-30

from the Moline Independently
It ig time for somebody to talk out with refer
e1ce to the tra1torous influence Of men like Gree
ley and Phillips and jonrnals Ike the IG1BGEE.
Tier tendency is extremely pernicious and If
their seditious utte1anccs are not stopped the
g1vernnt Mt will BY nnd by be obliged 10 put its
Journal.
Il is somewhat singular that paper like
the Journal should exercise more diligence in
cuieing the Abo1itionists, than in denouncing
traitors. It walks hand-in-haud With the
Times, and unites with 1t In crying down some
Of the most loyal in the land. It places H2r-
are Greeley in the same boat with D. A. Ma
hony, and berates him as q traitor and q
rebel.
The Journal, in It's attempt to support the
administration, wanderB far from its real o.
ject, and makes itself comrade OF the Du-
bIque Herald and the Chicago Times. Itnever
fai to pick flaw, ifpossible, with the editors
Of the New York and Chicago Tribunes, and
has been EVER Known to graduate its o~n POSI-
ton because it found ftaelf fighting by the
side Of one Of the TrIbunes, aud take posi-
ton against them, and on the Tory side OF the
| question.
| What the Journal can find In the letter of
! Horace Greeley to the president smacking OF
treaeon or traitorou8 designs is more than q
! large majority Of the people can fad, and its
| object eeems rather TO he to oppose It's rival
| republican journals, than work for the good
| Of the Lrion cause
! The letter Of Horace Greely was an ably
| written and truthful production, and one
which contains facts, numerous aud import.
| ant.
If the course Of Greeley and the Tribune il
calculated to discourage enlistments, then the
| truth is the worst story which can be told d
the government. II the time has arrived
when man should be confined in Fort Lafay
cite for speaking the truth, it has also arrived
when the government should be reVolutlon
ized and purified
Nh one nhiects to Mr.. LfncoIn's replv. and