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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-03-27
STATE ITEMS.

IA ,,n.,, - tho oo,;o.
va learn two or three oG his fin
90. ware badIv crushed and lacerated.
@ 49, = p.r,.,on
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:. 80 h..,,h
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g
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'' IN. 80, re -. :.
sooo
by accurate measurements '"SeH W
Mr. H. a. 'hei'on o' h'uuieou'y' tue
depth OF Fno" as 1t 'e' 'ne'o 'uro's" 'he
'"'''
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mr. H. De'A"''"' al 's''enea ''''A'"
Oh anu Tue o'ueS' 'ne' '""''' III !" ''''eo''y'
wv -
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WIN Wa" ,,"
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fe'''eu'
In Wolcoit on the 18th inst, young
man naned he"'y 0'h''i was caush' 'h
a oei'' WINE attempting 10 pace II Oh =
poley' anu ~ouha up 10 'ne ar'0f' carry
Hs H''' ''' '" '" ,'' 'sH
ooHe " "N
,.,, m,
oe'"s o''"0". n' O. was ''''"e u'"'e
ly amputated and the leg set, and Mr..
Smith is doing well.
- The Vermont Brigade, under the
new division of the army of the Potomac
:; :: A. D.,
INV "A' '0'Ps' 10 III '"o '0".'n 'OP'
under command OF Brig Gen. Reyes.
The Burlington Times SAYS Hon. A.
r C.,r, was IN "Wednesday s,sctaa =,
-. =,
oirec'or Oh 'ne Partners " mec'iai''cs
Bank in place OF +. b. Green, resigned.
Oh Walker has been elected director
IS .ho p.,L of p,r,;no,o, .;.s ph;,o
NV, -,
D'''i''ie' oeooaseu'
Gen. Campbell of Westminster has
roosn,,r ,urobosod n Addison ro,n,v
TWENTY-FIVE spanish Merino Ewes, Tor SIX
of which he maid S1400 and for the other
sixteen 1926; so the Phoenix says.
D. w. n Gen. . uso;0,
:, T.:a,:'. Gu, - G.
pas. ps.,,,ahona sous" ~. Thunsa.n ,o,h
inst, "a
-charies hnight OF brattieooro mas
!hls winter snot nfty mares. lhat Is 40
ing wen. me last TWO ne presented 10
doing we'll, also.
TIE Rraaeora To,ooro,h s,us g T.
n. renort of Commoda,a nrnan, sc 10
oan,urs as Ru,ns,n;"L g. opS - nN
az III. - =,
,ha n. r,;n1.an . ,a.nal 49, -" ~ y,
Jacob Brock, resident OF Florida for "a
years. he was sent home prisoner.
This 10 undoubtedly Jacob Brock, former
VI He~Dury, VINO Is known 10 nave re,
been captain of vessel. His father. al
present resides at Haverb;ll n u and
tos two hro,hers n Tonshan ana . 49,
-. eaa - n' ",,u a 'a'S,
The house and shed of Francis Clark
"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-03-27

WNotice the advertisement Of Mr.. Dun
ton in another column.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-03-27

u See woman in another column picking Sam
buct Grapes for Speer's Wine. 1t IL an bic
attic e. Used n Hospitals and BY TIE rss go tcri
hes u Psris, London aud Kew Y Org, In preference
'e1' : OH "ine- dd
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-03-27
|. M. SOuthwick.
< REASONS WHY PROFILE COM

= REASONS WHY PROFILE COM
- ing into town 10 trade should tie their horse
at Southwicks "hitching posts"
Ers-Reeause SOU lHWiCK's-thoush near the
Depot, IL yet out OF ght OF the incoming and cut
going 'rains, and horses win thus stand compare.
tive y AT ease.
Sseoadls -Beosuse SouTHwlCK'S estab lishment
is IN central position, in the best busne's part
she town,
TAtdy-Reospse Que viii here be most libely 90
ptet with his friends ana acquaintance from dlfer-
ent parts OF the tow and county, who eows TO
SOUTHWlCk'S 20 do their tradiUg.
FostA!, because SnurnWlCK has the largest
and bes assortment Of UhOCFRtkS AND FAMI-
LIZ sIOktS-and az the Lowest prices-of any con.
Germ in tOwn-and, therefore,
FVAly-it you tie your horses NJ Southwiek = posts
you will ind them jisSi tohfrs you them tSksn
yoa come 10 load zap for hopU
l. M, S0urHWICK,
Clark's Block, Merchants' Row
Rutland, Jan. 10, 1862, janis
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-03-27
MANUFACTURED TO MEASURE AND A FIT
GUARANTEED.

MANUFACTURED TO MEASURE AND A FIT
GUARANTEED.
DIRECTIONS voa sxLr-MkAsURnDr;
lA.-Distmee around the ba e neck
B.-DstAncs around the chest 3ndsr the asnptts,
over vest.
Etc D-Distance from seam In back OF eost 70
knuckle Joint of little finger coat buttoned.
State your highth.
All the measures should be snug, And every Allov
anoe for ease and comfort viii be made IN QUITTING
Read the following testimonia ami sxtrNots from
Rev. Norman Beaver and others;
Rutland, Dca. ID, 1881.
Dear Sir The shirts obtain.
the price, which was very low, vh1s - 70 6t no
fault could be found a
! have had shirts made to order In Boston ana New
YORK. but hereafter shall patroniss hone manufao-
lures. Yours Ae
Norman SsAver
The hhirta ars perfectly satisfactory ant 0t we'll.
q. II. Rowe, Chester, VI
Anv one wishing shirts that Is luxury to wear
would do well 10 call on T.. ". Merriam and get
perfect fit ~ g. Bsher
Brandon, Dec. 9Th, l86l
Dear Sir;-YoQr shirts az pex.
fectiy and cheaper than 1 could get elsewhere
Yours, Re,
D. A. smalley.
They are perfect ntting shirts
o. A. Peck, rutland, VI
PRICES LOW. Send in your orders
T. N. MERRIAM.
Merchants Row,
Rutland, W.
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g I L v E r SO A p

ana article for cleaning and polishing silver and
plated ware, jewelry. mirrors, ho., for sale by
jan2:dAw CLARK BROTHER6.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-03-27

A good assortment OF Machine Twist suitable for
"A Family Tatlors and Sadlers' use may he f0und
81 ". N MERRIAG6
, 1862-09-10

~EIEVI VF'fa0o1OdI CCHVVIs
~ -Hr. S. G. SANGER. graduate Of Harvard Uui
ycrsIty who has had large experience IS Teacher
viii open select School for Boys tn Chicago, Sep
terubtr Sth 4 tlorou III course OF nGl1S And ClSs
cal 1ud will ns pursued The nest Eastern aud city
refe, erces furnished For CIRCULAR and further afor'
matfon address s. G:-sASEEh
uu.r2t1SI JH Z. .t04 4.a6.
, 1862-09-10
The Big IDjun Scare In Wisconsin.
from the Madison Statc JourpaI1

The panic throughout this State in regard
to Indian outraEts Is the Gro aning absurdit7
of the times. a few worthless, equAlid de-
generate, cowardly savages, mixture of In-
disD, negro and nhitt bloud, who live maiuly
by begging, constitute the whole Indian pop
nlation from which IN an attack could be ez-
p. eted, unlere in the extreme northwest. Yet
the n hole eastern part OF the Safe north Of
milwaukee, has just been ogog with apprehen-
6ions IF luGiau massacree.
The panic swept over Monitowoc, Sheboy-
gar, Washington and Ozaukee couutles. On
tie Sd the pruple from the country for miles
focked into 6ncboygan 18th the idea taat the
Indians we're murd* ring aud burning eyc-T-
th1r@ little way back froul..~here they ca u.
On Friday there was Z perfect stampede Into
Milwaukee Of terrified leople from Wlshlny-
Ton aid Uz ,uktc.
The panic has been equally great up in
Jbnesu and Adams couutl S, aud vicinity.
The Juneau County 1ryus gives some Of the
rumors wi'h the facts. 4U' Iadans rep p,rIed
on Tunnel Greek, dwind1ed, on inyestig alton,
to tlt,y at the uttuI.er; .;uU on Big CreeE,
proved small party on the:r FAY to q " green
curn party" 40O1epoEted at near Scott s Buck
!. VS. Nils, which Was afterwards reduced to
l5O by visit Of some citizens, turned out to
be tix Indians capable of taking the huuting
path, a few cripples, with the usual number
Of squaws, papooses, ponies and dogs-not
numbering 100, all told
4 visit to Necedah last Saturday, where all
the Il dlans Of the country were assembled at
one Of their solemn dances, disclosed by ae-
tusl count seyenty-two males Of the age aud
ahili'y to take the war path, inclu ling all their
| chiefs in this part Of the s ate. The Indians
/! were quite us badly frightened as the most
1tulid 0t the WhitSs
, 1862-09-10

ATTACK CN FORT DEAEHEGAHD.
An officer from Suilivan's Island reports
that enc or more of the blocaak, Z feet COZ
mt need st cling Fort Beaureg,rd on Thurs
day evening, in aliA1ion, as is supposed, for
the execution of Burger, which they could
scarcely have fal' ed I 0 witness, as the pri.on-
er Wa6 shot In an open spate within sight Of
the fleet. No damage ~as done to the bate
~. Some of the shells fell and exploded be-
5ond the Moultsie House. Fort Beaurega ard
replied slowly. Upon acquiring the rauge OF
The enemy's vessels with our 1ifled guu, one
SHOT caused them to leave in very hasty MN
neT for their old anchoraye.- Charleston Cour-
icr, 47tg. 27.
TIRED OF FIGHTING FOR TIE TTRAST.
Mr.. r. D. Howe, Of the 1st Missouri regi-
1nent, Informs us that on the I'd instant, tW }
regiments, one from Kentucky and the other
from lndiAna, ret,el1ed at RleuZi, Miss, and
startd Sou b with their arms. Four regiments
OF Wisconsin troops were sent to Intercept
them when light ensued, lasting from ST.
urday morning uotil night. the Kensu:k-
ians and 1ndlanans drove the Wisconsin reyi.
ments six miles in the direction Of Coriuta.
Al 6undown the federals we're relnforc d by
two Il1iLois regiments, who came up in the
rear Of the rebels and compelled them to sur,
render. They we're arrested and sent to
Chicago.
An eyewitness who walked over the field
says be counted $50 Killed, and another, WAC
spent more time, say s he counted over 6N
oead.-Jaeksoa MissasSippian 25ta.
This beats the rebel carnard of the capture
BY confederate feet Of the forts beloN New
Orleane.-TRlB
, 1862-09-10
4 D1'graceful Spectacle.

One Of the most dscour ging as we'll as
disgusting 1eai ures OF the present condition
Of things, is the bitter jealousies existing be-
tween many OF the leading generals. Il is
next to Impossible to hear one general speak
we'll Of another. TIE old ideal Of q soldier
that he was chiyalrous, honorable and high
mibded, and would rather lose his o*n life
than weaken or destroy the we'll Learned repu-
tation Of ano1her-seems to have passed from
the minds of the present generation. A geo.
eral nowadays seems to be one who strives
10 win victories by destroying the reputation
OF his fellow officers, md TO be constantly
making efforts TO demonstrate that if th1s or
that nan had acted differently, he himself
would have long since crushed the rebellion.
We have much too many generals out Of very
coDmoD men. Tue cant thas they are politi-
clans amounts to nothing. I believe the best
generals We now have in our army were the
most successful politicians In times OF peace.
West Point, certainly, has not etfectad much
thus far, unless it is to spa FL traitors. VAST
ipgton and Hamilton were soldiers, po}iti-
clans and statesmen. They were successful
I be1seEe il is not in the order OF providence
that West Poiut shall have the glory of say.
ing the nation. She has had her hsud ia de-
etfo3ipg it. Savit e it devolves upon nob1e1
spd better clss Of nen.-HaSh. CIR. n. r
7y4b4tne
, 1862-09-10
alncrsran t:ts sttbes.
4 AMERICAN WATCHES
FOR SOLDIERS,
AT REDUQED PRICES
American Watches for Americans.

THE AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY give notice
that they harn lately issued style OF Watch e1
preslE Ened for soldiers and Others whe desrea
good watch at a moderate price. These watches are
intended to isolsce the worthless cheap watches OF
British ard Swiss manufacture with which the country
Is flooded. and which wcsc never expected to kcep
time when they were made. being refuse manuiac~
tures etnt to 1lis country, because unsa'eao:e al
hcmc and used here only for joekeEng and swndling
purposes.
We offer to sell our Watch. which Is of The MosI
SUBSTANTIAL MANUFACTURE, AN ACCURATE
AND DERABLE TINE KEEPER. and in Sterling
Silver Gases, Hunting pstteTn at IS low price as Is
nsk, for the trashy Aucres and Lernes Of foreign
nskc already referred to-
We have named the new series OF Watches, WA
EILEnT. HCstor, Mass, which name will be found On
tie p1ae Of every watch OF this macuiscture. snd
one CT cur trade marks.
Sold ty a able Jewellers In the loyal states
Wholesale orders should be addressed to
ROBBINS & APPLETON,
Agents OF the American Watch Company,
o,ro RrnAdwav P
, 1862-09-10
Ghe TtihuuE.
SEPTEMBER 10, 1862.
TIE NEGfw OK TIE PENCE.


H1AnKEE to What TOW re1a.a,
And on 1te moral msditata.
4 vaeoner, with gy1st for mill,
Wa. p.ait+d A. hottnm ~ u hs":
AbraWny negro passed that way.
to r.u.L he lu1SLU n ln4u slay-
t.1'1l put ny shoulder to the wheels,
IT yon u hearir snur hnrae's heelsi"
Sc said tho African. and made
As Ito render timely afd-
s'Nu," cried the ~a"uner, "stand back,
I'll take no HI 1p from one thAt's black"
And, to the neg1,'s great surprise,
Flourfehed h1e whip before hts eyes.
Our ''datk5" guick ''skedadded." thence,
And sst upon the wnvaide fence
Then went the WAGNER to work,
AND laehed hIs horses to Jerk;
BuL I'll hlr efforts were Ill vain
The wheels badged not single inch.
And tighter grew the wagones's pinch.
Directly there came By d child
Il iih t0iltng ptep and ri-lon wild:
Father" raid ehe, With hunger dread,
*'N famith Tor The want nfbrrad"
Then sptke the Esgro: III 3ou will,
I'll help your horses to the mill ~
The Wagner. In g!evinue plight,
Now ewore aud YaTed with all his might,
Because the negro wasn't white;
And plainly ordered him to 30
To a certain place that's down below.
Then 1uehing came the wagoner's wife,
To save her own and infants life,
By robbers was their homestead sacked.
And Emoke and blood their pillaea tracked
Here stops our tale. When last observed,
The WAGNER Was still ''conseryed'
II mud at bottom Of the hill,
Brt hent on getting to the mill.
And hard hJ. not rod from thence,
The negro eat upon the teuce.
-Ersa;nq Port,
, 1862-09-10

exact condition OF the bunk and the changes
from each report.
The directors will send to these haadquar-
te1s written acc ptapce of the trust.
In order that the public may be assured IN
their confidence in the final redemption of the
liabilities of the bnnk, it is further ordered
that the slightest breach Of good faith in the
officers OF lna bank, OF in winding up the AZ
tairs of the bank, will be 6ummarily and e1-
empla5ily puni.hed-
The United States and all bill holders I'll
be preferred creditors, entitled to be first paid
from the assets.
lhe bills Of the Merchants aud Cres ept
City Banks are no longer to DO REGARDED as
cur1el cy.
By order Of Major General Butler.
R. S. DAVIS, Capt. aud A. a. L. Gen.
, 1862-09-10
E.IEEE4AL EDUCATION w;:n
n.
Military Instruction and Drill,

aCADkMf, Ut FULTON. Ill on tic afissis sippl
Riyer. vii open tts second year SEPT 81 $50 sn
The College las Us Of twelve experienced each
ers and Gture1s tEor9nth appointments the tnPst
schntl buildings in the West cost Wit, nrni+ure, r
tla0 000) ao ample md attractive Military Park an
excellent and welt furnished Arm"r5, q line Gjmna
sium and niany other advantages which should claiu
tie attention Of parents and guardians The laTEest
Institution Of ita class and cnaracer in the Un:on
to C4dtts also In ARTILLERY and INFANTRY tAeavy
and light TAc1 les zoUAvE and FAScF DRILLS aud
IN Z: i1orn.s. TkRM-$1so per school ~, for soard
every department. payable quaeezly in advance
Cadets from abroad room and board 4 under the same M
Circulars address D. 3. COVERT, President Fulton
Ill. sH34uSSEra
, 1862-09-10

B- The Edg&feid Adve,tiser announces
the decesse Of Mrs. Julia Butler, widow Of
the late Ex-Governor P NJ. Butler, South
Carolina. She died soon after receiving the
nport Of the death Of her youugesteon, E. J.
Butler, who was killed on the 1st Inst. in u
battle near Richmond.
, 1862-09-10
~1TFWx 4 CHICAGD UNIDW

VI RAnRoAD35;sx1L RAnRoAD353ssgxxY1z1L 81! A114sa747a5 ~ 3a9
,esge Wenf seet Depot u Eol!ows sa9dxyse excaPtsz
1s1St warren GtleuA, Dunieith- Dubuque. and iatxt
msdlaae .polnt; 50 A. u. sad &<s FL for Dtx93
Gpe F. II for Elztn. Be7tdere Rockford and EsEyr7
date points: sc p n ior 8endTA Aad lntE1@edt1E
tbs 851 a H. and 45m 2 IL e1Atn Rn@eokHs tnF C1t+E
hi LAfe. NJ 9en1J- Richmond H@eva La3a z1d y
fa1penf 1ste aoIuR will <hxe the ~ z, II. E1tk.
oS"@ ~e4e ~" s. TALCOTf. R1&. Bz1%
GIN. WUKELKK Gen. FaaseaGes AEa1A II
, 1862-09-10

Efp1o1x xEi al .ntt1 .i1n ~ , Ee 1ffs sAF@St
saxeonG roEts ior Live S~. IL. sc.a28 -42ds. Es.
Warered and supplied S:si. a:--z ccnveH@.ea. E.11t
been OPENED On Lhis ant L. 11Eectirns. ao6 sye
attention b paid 70 eheir -s4ta From Has.1abufa1i
Where Will be found ey:FS TOR feeding s
FastInK q choice 4 0E4FSa OF the FHuADEIPfS%,
EEW Y0RK aaA Ba :-.fIs1ORK MARKETS. Eals =
1leo be found the anortest. qcEeat and loEs tfE5s
ronte tor Stock 70 Sew Tork--fv.a. AEeaSW7t-s<t
with lever Ehaugea THAI Aay Other.
KNpCH LEWIS, Gen7 Sup't Altoona. r.
/ 1. H0UPT, Gen1 Ticket Agent PnflAde!PGfA
u. q. H0UsTcH. as21 FrelKht Agent. Phllada&SS@s
At.
, 1862-09-10

NEW ORLEANS, August 23, 1s5l.
GENERAL ORDER No. :29944-Tne Merchauts'
Bank and Crescent CITY Bank having. By their
own showing, no such cash assets as under
The laws Of Louisiana would entitle them to
cont, ue to be banks of issue aud deposit,
are hereby ordered to 60 1ato liquid 4tioa, aud
10 suspend all business save the collecting of
their own assets. The several boards OF di-
recto1s are respectively made board Of t,us-
tets to wind up the affairs Of tue bank Tney
no new obligations. nor cancel any o5lis ltion
without full equivalent in behalf OF the
espk- and pay no dcbta without further
old-Ie.
They will respectively mike report uuder
oath Of majority Of the board weekly Of the
, 1862-09-10

i LEGE.
Kev. i. G: PyRsH1.as. A. N. President.
Best snst4iaed Coles tut StAte-Fftce3 Teachers
Attendance list year 21s Superb brick buildings.
Thorough aid extensive &C urs. OF study.
Telegrephlng and Organ Music Taught.
FORTY DuLLA IA PR ter m for boa ding 'i4ht tsc.
E:l term conmeEc sept I'd. Send to th President
for Catalogue.
4u1-ts61m IL SIMPSON. President Trustees.
, 1862-09-10

ItfU1d LIE NE" UtIeHHH DE1t3, aug 231
Mr.. William B.rrett, recruiting officer,
gives notice to the colored men Of New Or
1ears that he has been authorized to recruit a
company Of coloTed citizens tor the Unl' ed
Statts army. H offers them good Induce
msnts to join the service, eu:h as bouuty,
good pay, rations. and supplies to families.
See his auvt rtlsrment.
Mr.. ?. s. Pinchback Is also engaged ia rais-
ing company Of colored men to serve in the
army OF the republic. There seems to be no
difference between white aud colorad soldiers
in the matter Of bounty, rations, pay, &c. a
private soldier is entitled, on his discharge, to
q bounty Of 800, OF 100 acr4s OF land, TO-
gether with SIS per month during his term OF
service.
, 1862-09-10
CTATE OF Ill INOIS, COU NTY
bDF cOok. ss.-supeFiof Court Of Chicago. Sep,

~ OF COOk ss.-Superior Court Of Chicago, Sep
ternher Term. 1852. saiah n Dunn Es. DaEid Dunn
In ChaneeEY-
Aiidsv1t Of the non residence Of David Dunn defen
dant above nantd. having been hIf Ia the office Of
the Clerk Of eair Supt reT Court Of ClcaSo Notice
IS hereby E.en to the said David Dunn that the NJ
plaiE ant E1ed her e, Of complaint said Court an
1872 and that noaF thsreupo7 Issued out Of said
Aondsy of September next tls6a). as Is b5 law Re
quir<d
sly be and rps before said Superior Court Of Cut
cago Of Cook Cnnntv On the first day OF the next
the Arst Monday Of Sc 3tember 1s6a. and plead an
gwer Or dsur to the said conplhinai.tt pill Of CON-
Charged and stated will be taken conf ssed, aud
decrte entered against according to he pEayer OF
eatd bill. THOMAS e EAhiE E.rrk ad
, 1862-09-10

BRANCH OFFICE
KklcKERBQcKER LIFE iNs. 90.

KinsbuwB1ock ChioaGo. Ill
prs1pEEr D1RncT0RH:
=. <. 1RnslRss I'm walter Eoser' Coal and Ply
sEo cSoH s9$EtE s'n
fsEG SHE ifEs ItrinsEton @ Fargo Co. American e
E5;,sr EEEar re@Rstif easy ifhe wholesale aro:e.s
WcRRRTEH RGTtEfHSc:1ai GA sn1eroT Court Of Chicago
rs. SoREIs, Es:Juogs CEsu,s &C Court ant r., cpn
AT1E5IEf HEEIEf ssan nnditss h1Rsaents9G & E. t. t.
MEDICAL ExAAEERs:
MILTON PARKER. II. D.
J.y. a. BLANkT, N. D., Prof. Bush Med College
aud Northwestern University
ATToEEETs:
6, AOREIs...,.......... JESSIE. B. THOMAS.
OFFICERS At BoMI OFFICE:
E1kaSTIS LYMAN, President.
r, 4. JOHNSON. Vice President
GEO. r. sNIFFES, Secretary.
A r7pat OF tlry per cent viii be given Efe1 The
nrrr,;,n, mounts t. 5t Dividends will B. Dlid in
CASH, to apply on Premium Notes OF added to the
EndoEmen Mt ard non forfeitng policies issued.
The usstte or this Company n:uding Is cash cant
u TRn TIT Huprta and fty Poct we're 1asued At this
Office n fx months Gn1s a IA ~ yraios our nao a,
d jr huspess viii be satisfied that tue Company
not lie found which offer more favorable 1n9nSenents
q gives better guafantee 10 'he aSsu'eo haa Lbs
00tl g. f. JOHNSON,
eeeno.n1m Manager Branch Once.
, 1862-09-10

ESTATE OF ASHLEY GIL
~ BERT, DECEAsED-Publtc notice Is hereby
given to all wing Claims against the estate
Of Asblet Gilbert otcoasrd, 70 present thu for
scIudc ltioh and settlement to the October Of
the &oun Court OF C,nk County, holden at the
tou1 H5aAe, in the CITY Of chicago. on the third
Monday Octoner 4 n 1861.
MARIA GILBERT, Admlnfst~atrix
Chicago Aug 18th. 1sG2 auA1t.34GT
, 1862-09-10

The city is deemt to be entirely safe. Ac-
cordipg TO the order Of Gen. Butle: already
Iublished} ali the arms Of the citizens have
been surrendered. Up to Saturday before the
steamer sailed men, black and WHITE were
carr, ing them in to the designated places
lrom every ciT.ction. Thus the seSessionists
have been dlta1mSd. No help to the cunted-
.rates can be given by them. Our troops are
almost wholly relieved from guard duty, and
attack, y lerc their services are needed
a tee1lng Of general confidence prevails
We haYe iulormauon that the story extensive
j. circulatt d, that the reael Inhabitants Of
Orleans Hould cooperate with the rebels out
SIDE when the attack should be made, and
that ihty would freely consent to the destrac-
zion OF 1btir property. iucluding the entire
CITY, for tie sake Of driving out our forces, is
Wholly untrue.
, 1862-09-10

STATE OF ILLINOIS, COUN ~
~ OF CG0K. ss-Circurt Sourt of Cuok County,
Octohe! .eID. 1867 George Il. jewell ys. Mary
JeWt1l.-Ib Chanctry.
Att.oavit Ut the non-residence Of Mary Jewell dc.
fcnant aboye1 amed having been FLED In tile office
Ct thr Clerk OF taid Circuit Court Of Cook County.
Notice Is hereby glyen to the said Mary Jewell tnat
Court On the charccIy ssae thcrvo On tbc fifteenth
Issued cut OFFS i'd Court acat st sad defen 1ant
ae IN the secoLa Monday Of October nezt. uSG2) as
Is hy law required.
Vow, unless 3ou, the said Mary jewell shall per.
eoral1y ann appear before said Circuit Court Of
CtpB County the 1rst day Of tl!n .heEenf
4 be holden st Cncag in said County. on tce second
Monday Of October sa2 @ and plesd. apsweT O de1nrI
ard the matters and things therein chtrEed and stated
will be tasrn coafsssed decree tAtere
you according to the prayer OF SAID nil.
NM. L. CHURCH. Clerk.
IT. S FELEER C0mpl'ta Solf. au2T-t9t14W
, 1862-09-10

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