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, 1862-07-08

milwaukee Grain market-sJu1y S.
Received, 48 hours, 14o,50a bu wheat. Wheat
was actiTe-wieh sales Of s5 GOO bushels at S3c foF
No. i, and 79c for No. spzdng-c1osing heavy.
FIeiehts. i2An13c for wheat to BufIalo.
, 1862-07-08
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

Cs1TFn STATES CIacu1r couRr-Bc5ore Judge
1he7aoS D3!an1'noad.1.No. 4z7-Caancery. Ao-
bill; motion Of comp!ainant's solicitor and On
stiiGayit fled; an attachment fer contempt to de-
Rice, ct al foreclosure: report Of sale by MASTER
1IlSd l and G: nfiTmed No a5Echaneery: J. Z.
p. F., Steven. VS.: James Kiddoo. ct al.
Se seesp1 us t9 Scass BE RestS entsrea g. al
1sicf to tS vaaES enc eSSa
Se HeaR Wit Ne ct al dsos to Rlesd
aesumpsit; dismissed st Iiaintia's costs. No..
26s-Aanils s1l1 lty; q. Y: kiogssury ct a. y.
motion for new trial oscrraled, and Judgment.
EeeIson e. ss@e otien o;s
nr ma M sRd a. taksn q5df adsiSe kd
verdict. No TILL L. Lombard, u. = Reynolds !;
Fjectment: judgment. No. 525--.Truman Gregory
on vess IL
Avoy rs Marine Bank. motion for a new trial
qvelT2led: djugment On the verdict: Non
dismissed on motion Of tie plaintiff:
No 5s6-Munson vs. Rees; motion fot s new trial
argued and taken under vehement. No. 634-
Fulton County Bank.ss. Marine Bank Of Chicago.
i Fhnni1 Bank Ts. E c. Buell., assumpsit; iudg.
ment en- ;he verdict, and Judgment for defendant
| for the costs.
There WIN be no more eessfons Of this court
until Tuesday next court having adjourned.
C1ncu1r COURT or Cook CoCNrT--Judgs Hon
| tors, dietrict No. Z, Cook county. Judgment in
finding, and 80 days to file bill Of exceptions
No. 656-Peop1e YB VIM. Fitzpatrick, u1analaughter
Plea OF not guilty withd1rWn by defendant, and
plea Of guilty rendered, accepted, and defendant
eentenced 10 year, 10 days In solitary con3ne
Tnent-prisoner removed 20 jail. and to be takey
thetefrom TO Joliet in fifteen days afeer adjourn
ment. No, 4f5-E. New ,Me VI; e. Foss. appealed
| appeal dismissed with procedendo, for want o
charged. The following a9mbs1s we're etlfcke.
from the Peoples Docket, viz: Nos $40, 1856, 3s4
SIS, $50, SIS, $40. d. $40, 645 and 5l7. People
Docket; Nos ST. AT. 549, Isl and 56l were con
ttnued. No. 6ss- -Chaucely L. C. Clark ve. A. {
. Ellithorpe, ct al Oh motion rule to answer 9
demur as to defendants served with process e.
tended ten days. No. '13- People, &C . vs. Thos
: Casesdy; arson; Indictment now On trial
sUPEH1o9 CouRT-BgqTs 5udQt Hsgg;ns.-Nt
Plaintiff cones and files his bond with F. 4Lus,
back az security, which is approved by the court
: No s87-H. Hz1nlin ct al. rs 3. Holton. a
sunpait. Time to plead. extended Or
? pany " George y. Snow. Assumpsi
7 On afRdavit fled. csuse continued at cost OF d
ferdant. No. 44c-J. Il. Abbott ct al. vB. Jam
:, Moore ct al; assumpsit; suit dismissed At plat
a tifTs' costs: No. 667|. B. 1deson vs- B: he
+ zeal verdict. No. Ia-W 3. Richardson IS: Jol
for new till.
, 1862-07-08

DEATH OF 4 CHICAGO MUs1c1Ar.-W. II.
Curry, who will be well remembered In mu-
sica circles, as somn yeazs since, the organist
ut st. Paurs Church. died In fit, At New
York, short time ago.
, 1862-07-08

"LEs M1sERABLEs. 1.-The second part Cos
Eette) Of Victor Hugo's crest romance, tiles
Miserablcs,'' can be had Of McNally & Co.,
81 Dearborn street.
, 1862-07-08

ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
ARRIVED. July s
Eumboldt, Joliet. 500 bn corn, 1o1 brls -four.
Emeis inssB Beneea tt ID con- s21' 'D
Republic, Morris, 81 tons coal.
Central city, Lasalle, s. 1893 bu corn.
Rock Run, IaSalle. 5OD bn carn.
D B Norton, LaSa1le, 15o tons coal.
N-m Giles. Lasale, 147 tons coal.
Orator, LaSalle, .6D0 bu corn,
Hawley. Lasalle, 5 .467 bu corn. 1.53o bu wheat.
Ianthe. OTTAWA. i, ,soo b1 com. 2oo bu barley.
Sebastapo, Ottawa, 500 bu corn.
ARRIVED. July 4.
Glasgow, Lasaue. 1850 bu corn, 1seoo sgc'1lm-
Monarch, Joliet, 5000 ba corn.
LocRport, Locsport, 200 bu corn.
Cuthnan, Ottawa. $500 bu corn.
L Campbell, 5,560 bu corn.
Preston. LaSa11e $500 bu corn. 500 bu oats
Z Leach, S Utica. sIe.:s I'D eibu' ba corn.
Prairie Queen, OTTAWA. $500 bn corn.
oRs9la n asSs TS1a 17 orls -four 10' brls pork
CLEARED. ....July5.
i Wing and Wing, La Sale, o.0ao # lumber.
Banner State, La salle 75, 9s6 It lumber /; IS bril-
| salt; 750 ibs mdfe-
Antiopa. La Sale os ss6 # lumber; a62 brla salt
| Morris. La Salle. 70 brls salt.
! Ella, Joliet. II ,196 it lumber ....
St. Louis. In Sale, 70, 4t2 feet lumber; $4,000
J. r. Chaplin, La Sale, 4sa br1s salt.
| Monarch. Joliet. IS brls salt.
| Augala, La Sale.
| Humboldt Joliet.
Jefferson, La Sale, 1880 # lumber.
Ohio, La Sale, 3o6. 900 shingles; 1900 lbs shav
| ings 800 feet lumber.
Gibfa1tar. La Sale. 200 1bs grind stones.
Harrington, Ma1eells, 3,625 feet lumber; 430 D.
naile-
s. A. Douglas, Seneca.
Asia, La Sale, 133, GEO It lumber. ...
Hiawatha, La Sale, 1870 It lumber: 131, so
shing1ee; 10 If brls fish : 10 brls Ealt.
DucIln, La Sale, rs brls ealtr
Ga1iba1di. Ln Sale, 150 tons coal.
Marion, Ottawa
, 1862-07-08

EsLARGEMESr.-Them managers ot the Home
for Aged and INDECENT Females, go repeated
are the applications for admission, are consid-
ering the policy OF en1arging their quarters.
, 1862-07-08
THE CITY.

LOOK or7.-G2uuterfeit dves on the B.nk
OF TeedEport, n. T., are in circulation.
, 1862-07-08

CoCN7ERFE1Ts.-Theue new counterfeits upon
the Wcedsport Bank, n. T., may be seen at
55eEiroy's Bank Note Reporter Office, No IS
Clark street, Chicago.
, 1862-07-08

Flour and Grain In Store In Chicago.
The following table shows the amount Of flour,
wheat ard cosn in store on the 7th inst, COM
pared with the amount In store Teek siEce and
that IN store at the came period In 1851:
, 1862-07-08

sEST TO TEE REFORM ScuooL-ENis Nc
Snnlley, q lad Of nine years, for stealing q
horse and buggy, and for general Juvenile de-
Irayity. was yesterday sent by Commissioner
Williams to the reformstory institution at
Elea7eryille.
, 1862-07-08

VISIT TO EuRorE.-We understand that our
estcemed fellow. citizen. Walter Z. Ne~berry,
ESQ, intends sgain visiting Italy, where his
.smily have been residing Tor some two years
past, for tho benefit Of Mrs. Ncwberry's
health.
Mr.. Newbeny has for several years past de-
voted large portion Of his services to the iu-
;erests of the Galena & Chicago Union Rail
Road Co., and the Board Of Education of this
city, over both Of which he has lately presided
Owing to these duties to the public and the at
tcntion which his large personal interests In
Cbicsgo demanded, his health has been greatly
impaired. which may compel him to remain
sometime abroad. We trust, however, that
be aud his family will soon be enabled to re.
turn with restored health.
We append the following complimentary
resolution which was adopted by the stock
holders Of the Galena & Chicago Union R. 4
Co., at their late annual meeting, as just
tribute to 8 valuable and efficient officer:
Ree2eei, That the stockholders Of the Galen.
| i Chicago Union Railfoad Company, regret t
leazn that the iil.health Of Walter L. NeEberry
| pelv him to decline being any longera member 0
the Boa1d Of Dlrector and they hereby tender t
| him their thanks for the satisfactory manner II
| which he has conducted the various duties whicl
! have desolged upon him elnce the first organ1za
| tion Of the company.
, 1862-07-08

ssCal Oh Dunlop, Seweu L Spalding fo7 Printing n
u0V11-h21t-lY
, 1862-07-08

EE Grain sold t' in sto7e Is subject to 2c stor-
age. 7ohieh is gaid By tie buyer, e1et1siue q t1e
Is mate, ii aohch 1s seller nays ne storage, It IS
quoted free Of skorc2e,'' or o. 5.''
, 1862-07-08

KILLED BIZ 4 HoHsE.-An inquest was held
On SuzGay on the body OF Frank kearn,
German, who, at the time Of his death worked
for f:rraer In Worth, named james Edgar.
Eearn was dragging in buckwhcat On Thurs
d., afternoon, aud as ne turned the team short
al tic end of the field The horses became en-
t.rg1e6 II the traces, and began to kick aud
Iilur;7e Violently. Ucceasru wae twice kicked
in the groin, from the effects Of which he died
tlirty-six hours after.
, 1862-07-08

~ The remarkable Young lady is still at No.
10 Harrison street, astounding through her mys-
terious revelations in reference to life, health and
disease of the human system,
, 1862-07-08

Acc1DESTs.-We arc panied to learn that
Rtv. Il n. Bishop, of the St. Johns Episco-
Ysal Church, was severely Injured on Saturday
evening, in attempting to get off Randolph
street car while in motion
4 man naneed Thomas Gull attempted to
leave tic Chicago, st. Louis and Alton train
just as it vas ktartipg Saturday evening, and
so seriously injured his hand that m amputa-
1i@n Has deemed necessary.
, 1862-07-08

HELD TO BA1L-Hugh Ryan, ior stabbing
4 man named Beach week since, was ez-
:,.uined yesterday morning st the Police
koi;rt, and teld 10 bull iu the sum Of $500 for
Liz appearance at the next term Of the Record
cr's Court, to answer to the charge Of assault
with deadly weapon with intent to int1ict
E,ycre bodily Injury. The same party as
sarltcd a nun with pistol on Saturday
l,cThirg.
, 1862-07-08

w For cleaning and dying gentleman's clothes
60 to Cook & Mclean, SO Dearborn street. This
old established house do better and cheaper work
than any Ia the city. ebUly
, 1862-07-08

rendered verdict in accordance With the facts
above stated.
4 BOLD RoBBER1-The light fingered gen
Try reaped . rich harvest in Chicago, during
the late celebration. We have heard OF seEe-
1al nstances whers houses were broken into
during the absence Of their proprietors and
stripped Of their contents. 4 logical rascal
that day visited the premises Of Mr. Parsons,
bookLeeper for Rice d Fay, and took every
thing Of value-plate, money and clothes In
the pocket Of o1e Of the garments taken, q
safe key Was foEnd and the card Of Messrs,
Rice &: Fay. The thief visited the Office Of
those gentlemen 2nd blew of clock Of the
safe in the lower Office with gunpowder, but
found nothing to reward him for his pains.
In his has1e to depart he Overlooked the
Eate in the upper office, Of which he had the
Icy, and in which was snugly packed away
tte modest little sum of sl,4oo.
MUSICAL UNION PREPARATORY Class
We learn that M1. Balatka, by special request
VIII repeat the lesson On scales and chordi
given last Tuesday evening, at the second
meeting of the class this evening, AL wh,
desire to attend should not fall to secur
ticke@ at once, in order to profit BY the lesso
this evening. Nj Balatka's instructions i
regard to reading. music ct sight cannot fall t
benedtboth beginnersand experienced singer1
nndit is desirable that al should be preser
This evening who intend to take the course
instruction. We are glad Is learn that the ne
Onion is prospecting be5ontthe most sanguir
expectations Of its friends. THE Society, n
understand, has been fortunate in securing Il
services 9MIss Sarah TillidEaast, the accor
plishcd organiEt, as pianist Under N
-Bo1atka's artistic baton, anf with Mlss T,
excellent accompanlncnts, the Society n
coon attain degree Of perfection which v
render their future concerts, oonsumnstio
devoat!y to be wished for.
, 1862-07-08

RoEDERT.-Thc house Of Henry Haincke,
cattle droyer, st the corner Of Linton
ard Mohawk streets, was broken into
carly Saturday morning, during the absence
or the proprietor, and 4 trunk opened with
3 Ratchet, and two hundred and ten dol
lars in silver, thirty dollars in gold aud four
dollars in paper stolen therefrom. No arrests
have yet been made.
, 1862-07-08

sI At Sherman House, wedding and "caN -
cards, written and engraved Five quires French
paper and envelopes, most fashionable pattern, Gle
gantly stamped, 81. Call In psrlor5. For samples
mail two stamps to sFFanlzee CardWritet' je244 It
, 1862-07-08

REscrED.-Eliza McGcc, ten years old, re-
E;ding ou Canal street, fell overheard from the
dock near Randolph street bridge yesterday,
and would have drowned had not sailor from
the schooner Adyauce leaped from his vessel
and brought her ashore when nearly ex-
lausted.
, 1862-07-08

So Dr.. ]. B. Walker, opthalmie and Aural
Surgeon. Office No. 1T South Clark street, CHI
cago, Illinois. Consultation from to u q. H.,
and to 5p. m. 3y35t
, 1862-07-08

4 CARD.-The committee who had charge
k,t the late Tabe rnaclc Mission S. S. excursion
would respectfully take this means Of return
5rr their hearty thanks to c. f. Allen, Esq,
Supt, Of the Alton & st. Louis R. R. Also to
James Consdon Esq, Warden Of the Illinois
State PeDitentiary, for the kindness extended
to us during the day, and to all Others who
..ided us financially or socially. Although our
thanks may seem Geld, We feel that they are
cue ard that they should be thus publicly ex-
11rcssyd. By order Of The committee.
The New York herald., 1862-10-09
News from Albany.

DRAFTS ON THE CANAL DEPARTMENT PRoTEsTED-A
QUARREL BETWEEN TREASURER LEWIS AND AUDITOR
BENTON, ETC.
ALBANY Oct. s, 1852.
Several drafts the Canal Department of the State
government have, within the past few days. been pro.
Tested for non-paymcnt.
The difficulty arises from quarrel between State
Treasurer Lewis and Auditor Benton.
The Auditor claims the right, in drawing q warrant
tho Treasurer TO specify what bank the Treasurer
shall draw his check
The Treasurer refuses to recognize the right OF tho
Auditor TO make such directions. He therefore draws
checks such banks having canal deposits he deems
proper. When these checks not drawn on banks
specified n his warrant the Auditor refuses to counter
sign them, and hence the protest Of drafts.
An application mado by tho Auditor To the
state Treasurer but the Governor understood have
refused 70 interfere.
Since Governor Morgan's absence from the city
effort has been made to induce Lieutenant Governor
Campbell TO exercise the functions Of Governor and
pend Treasurer LOWS, but without
Treasurer Lewis remains firm in his determination to
resist the claim Of Auditor Benton to control the canal
deposits.
The New York herald., 1862-10-09

PA'fze,S cashed In All LegaIszcd Lotteries.
gwen JOSEPH BATES Broker
III wall street room No L. New York.
The New York herald., 1862-10-09
Court Calendnr-This Day.

SUPREME CorRT CIgcUH-Part l-Oyer and Tcrniner.
Part 2Nos $685. 5000 3004 3O06 3Ol0 30l2 3014 sO16
sols, 1920 So22 3O2l 5026 So2s $780, 303 1884 So40
3044, 3O46.
SUPERIOR CouRr-part Nos. 1893, 2a3, 1861. 22ss.
s67 2511 1923, 1907, 2573, 25s1, 2569, 2G1. Part q
Nos 2352 2354 1856 1885, $780, 23G2 1885, 236s 1870,
1872, 2374, 1876.
COMMON PLEAs-Part Nos. 1871, 1872 1874 1875,
1871 127s 1879 $780, l2s2 1885, 1854 1885 1885, 1887,
1888 Part 2-Nos 1l46, 1870 1888. 1889, 1850, 1891
1868, 1859, 1870 439. 2l3s, 1890, 1891 1872 1896.
The New York herald., 1862-10-09
OmoaaI Draw,ms. or murrev.

Omcfai Drawings or Murray, Eddy d
Co. Kentucky and Missouri State Lotterles
KxNrucKr. EXTRA CLASS H7-October g. 1861
AZ, 78, So, Is, ~, 81, 81, A. 3, -, 81 75 10
KENrUcKy Class 47s-October g. 1869
43. 40, =, Ill. 10, a., 81. a. 81, IL, 81, 80. ~.
Circulars sent free OF charge by addressing either
MURRAY. EDDY CO.,
Coyngtou. KY, st. Louis Mo.
The New York herald., 1862-10-09

ROyaI Ha vnna Lottery. .--priz~s Cashed
and information urnshed Higlirst price ps,i for dou.
blooms. TAILOR co, BsRGers rs Wat street
The New York herald., 1862-10-09

Use Prof. L.. M.ller's so Cent Hair Dye
Back aud Brown. Te best Sold by Druggsts Depot So
The New York herald., 1862-10-09

HiIPs Hair DyH, SO Cents, Black or
Brown, best In USE Depot No Barclay street. and sold by
The New York herald., 1862-10-09

w. A. Bachelors Celebrated Establish.
mcnt foy WIGS Toupccs, Hair Dye, and Hair Dyena and
ModavIa Cream for beaufyiog The hair 10 Bond slres
The New York herald., 1862-10-09
OmciaI Drawings or sne D.l.w.r. STATE

Lotteries.
Delaware, EXTRA CLASS l25-October 3. IsR
IL, 63. >, 49, ~ To- g.. A. 81, Co. III, IL, III.
DELAwARE. CLASS s50-0ctober 2. Is5a
y, a, 50, 45, IL. ;. 32, 80, 8, 35, H. 70. 81.
Circulars sent by addressing
JoHN A. NORRIS co.
Wilmingou Deia
The New York herald., 1862-10-09

Beautiful Com mpicxton.-Lafrd's bloom
q Youth oe Lsnid Pearl has no equal for pnryns aud
Benutyng the Complexion AMI SKIN Ladies after
this delightful toilet article Will have other. All Drug
sists aud ~, Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-10-09

Doctor I1unter's Discovery Cures the
Of scrofua obstinate Eruption Of the SKIN
aud ODD Ulcers No. Division street, New York city since
The New York herald., 1862-10-09

Crfstadoro,s Hair Dye, PrescrvRstve and
Wig depot wholesale aud rcai No. Astor House. The
Dye Is applied by experienced artists
The New York herald., 1862-10-09

Consultations Upon Chronic Diseases
aiven daily BY Dr. WOLF. So Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-10-09
omciaI Drawings or the Library Asso

, CLASS No. 325-October /. 1862
IL, y, 30 3. ~ H. ~, 55, So, 3G TO- 81 49,
. . Glass No. 326-Octoper 3, 1856,
62. oa AZ 55, Is. AZ. u. 81, 8, 81, 60, 4, sc.
4. FRANCE co.. Coying,on. Ry.
The New York herald., 1862-10-09

Phalon & Sons "C0cfn," the Beat Artt-
Gle in the dressing aud preserving the ha Sold
hv n
The New York herald., 1862-10-09

Phalon q Sons sssnOw white Orienta
Creamr for beautfyng the complexion. Sold BY all drug
The New York herald., 1862-10-09

Bachelors Hair Dye-ths Best I'm tho
world harmless and reliable Sold BY drug
ss and perfumcrs everywhere Factory 81 Barclay street
The New York herald., 1862-10-09
Arrivals and Departures.

toni Harrington, Bossonc Price. Mrs Rogers,
aud lady. q BarnIy j Horton Miss N Farley Perry,
,a Ryan s kocssGni s Barny Jay Mr. Noale lady
Capt Bealchin Williamson, q White, w SUPER Mr.
Barthe, Busone; Wetherii wetherill. Mullen, u
" Rely, j Bryne, smith, Mr. Marehand, P Miles -
soTuHASPros AND MISUNDERSTANDING saxonia-C ia.
coby Emma Mr. Rosenheim and family Mr. Anderson aud
family sara Heinemann Ella lienemann. Carl Weichert,
stein and family, II Taylor, Mr. family, Miss
Canaly Mr. Laurent julius Beaver. 2 d Reid and lady,
Frank, L Durand
Life size Photographs So coored in OIL $0 water colors
81. 22s Bowery.
United States Patent Improved Photo.
graphs taken only at HOLMES Park Gallery, 26A Broad.
Eight Cartes de visitc for Sl-Eaual Co
the best made. BALCHs, 23s Greenwich st., Barclay
Frctiricks 4 Co, Photographers, I59
Fifth avenue. Madison square.
TFusses.-Marsh d Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss No. vescy stu opposite the church No connection
with any other truss once Of Female attendant
Trusscs.-Marsh Bros Radical Cure
Truss ONCE corner OF Broadway and Ann street. under Bar
NUNS female attends ladies'.
Trusses.-ssWhite's Patent Lever Truss,"
: - - ''N ''ts GREGORY CO.. Is Bond stree.
Bachelors Hair Dye-ths Best I'm the
world Instantaneous harmless and reliable Sold oy ers.
fsts and perfumc everywhere Factory 81 BARCLAY street.
Phalon Il Sons s.snOw White Orienta
Creamn for beaufyng the complexion. Sold By all drug
giss
n. Ia xlaAa A.e 4
The New York herald., 1862-10-09

TrS.:ss;=Whits': s.s Patent LsvsS Truss"
''' 0e' Nsn' 'ess aRsaosS &c eiS CO.. s Boud street.
The New York herald., 1862-10-09

Trusscs.-Marsh Bros Radical Cure
Truss ONCE corner OF Broadway and Ann under Bar
NUNS. female attends ladiea
The New York herald., 1862-10-09

vaughan's Cnrtes dc visites-I2 for 81.
Life size Photographs So colored in OIL si0 coors
The New York herald., 1862-10-09
700 LArN EuH cLS .srrtcATIos.

rCiIL MEMBER, or CGW \Sy X 7ysr REGIMENT.
! Sew lris N.',ons. 49, q wu, as.',agls At ,i!e resi
iaenta. Atnory O. oeeN~ Il ~ Tin accordance IN rcgt-
,neniAl slcssl, EauvD IN tae Oil inc = III white ~a
aud cioye,. W. yatiE H. !AllCHif.p. CAPTAIN.
The New York herald., 1862-10-09

Trusses.-Marsh d Co.'s Radical Cure
Trpss No. 2vescy stu opposite the church. No
with other truss once Of Female attendant
The New York herald., 1862-10-09

Eight Cartes dc visitc for ol-Equal 60
the best made BALCHs 233 Greenwich ST. COR Barclay
The New York herald., 1862-10-09

United States Patent Improved Photo.
graphs taken only HOLMES Park Gallery, 26l Broad
The New York herald., 1862-10-09

A RTICLES FOR UNION SOLDIERS. IN CAMP D
N neld sent by the Harnden Express "a Broad
They send daily TO all Union camps and charge only
half
The New York herald., 1862-10-09

Fredricks q Co. Photographers, Iss
Fifth avenue, Madison square.
The New York herald., 1862-10-09

A STORE THAT rs THE STORE WHERE YoU CAN
"A save ~ per cent In buying Silver Plated Ware, Table
Crtlery Tea Trays. Door Mats Fire Irons RefgerHtors
A''p"s' EDWARD D. BAssFoRD, Cooper Institute.
Illustrated Catalogues Free Third and Fourth cars
pass the dosr
The New York herald., 1862-10-09

Nor wife, nor children more shall he behold;
Nor friends nor sacred home
on where be marched aid in preserving the inherit
ance OF his revolutionary sire. But he was murdered In
expectation OF propositions OF poaco from politicians who
fear rebclien will not be consuonally treated, or In
would exempt rebellion from censurc and punishment.
fRenewed and enthusiastic applause.) That bcreavcd
widow In her dcstitution looks 70 You. Those children
sdcmand their sire with tears Of arcss innocence" You
widow asd fatherlcss. But you remove one Of the
chief which serves 70 protract this helsh malg
nifty and mischief the ballot box You cancel the
demands Of hungry politicians settler In the far West
spirit Of the pioneer defend his countrys flag His wife
aud children aroused from their slumbcrs at mid.
night by the yells Of savage hcllhounds, 20 perish
by the tomahawk and scalping. knife; ihe
ters, with hands dripping with the blood OF
innocence away their trophies 70 exhibit for reward
to erocious monsters still-savages processing
and rebels who stimulate the
red man TO murder decncecss women aud children that
they may procure from political traders at an early mo
mont, liberal propositions OF peace and compromise.
That borderer will return TO greet his loved ones but
they are not there heap OF ashes s all that Is lett
him. tears roll copously down his sunburnt vsagc but,
like the faow deer he weeps alone You cannot bring
back to his embrace the beloved object OF hts Affection
but by prccept and example you aid In removing the
detcstabc hope that political party succeed, IN
cheers) Let, then, say, the people OF the loyal states
be unitcd-let them act together Let no
political organization, rs such, bo supported
raxed tolerated. but let all lovers Of thc country
and ts institutions meet for public action aud oort
common union. Let rebellion In all Its pro:esn rms
aud all Its elements, be crushed by every hand and
cursed by every lip, In It's moral material forces In the
cgg or In the serpent open disguised, in its ull
strength diluted. the field In tho political canvass
IN battles OF blood at the polls, home or abroad
This demanded In the name II Revolutionary ssoosos
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-03-21
HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.

4 i;cncro'cnt Institution cStai'J>hed sV Sne.iGI
Endowmcoi for the reijef of the SIX Gnd Dss-
tre>sed afflicted miM Tir"leai and Epi1emic
diseases, AMI cSpecjciiy for the Cure Of Diseases
effic S"ruol OrcGnS.
NgEDI"AL ADVICE given gratis, hy the
I'VE Acting Surgeon. to al who app by let
ter with a description of their condition Gage
occupation, habits oflifo. &C. and in cases Of
extreme poverty. Medicines trrnis he'd free Of
charge.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spern atorhea
aud other Diseases of the sexual organs and
on the new remedies cmr Logged in the Dispens-
arv sent to the at cted in sealed letter en-
-eoIes. free Of charge. Tw" or three stamps
for postage will be acceptable.
Address Dir. J SKILLlN HOUGHTON
Acting Surgeon, Howard association, No. 2
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. By
order of the Directors
EZRAD HARTWELL. President.
GEO. F-4!RCHiLD, Secretary v2nl1y