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, 1862-10-13
legal A1tirxs.
N OTICE.-NIaktel's Sale Of the
WEST END OF THE
Peoria and 0quawka Railroad.

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ss5Se Js
tas ns51 chsnFo ,F;o,, Ns ss Qqdfz Ko,5
Snsrs A9ne MEs1 MHfEEsas fsssa
G1 a,6 naTTe3 IT. Lzntner. ToslAs BRADLEY sad ivory
Ks,!osa "a co%rsay s59 wns% Sis5s'a
e. eis ssd 1ES sf E r. s5aSf' A s5s
Company H1dss James @ i!ns Knsx ii ichsed fad
Ga,R md Charles Il: Mslxe-; arc eTo,s defaajsnts.
sst s Mte
M =. s soase II deor ea1
% spg of rhcoan ee aHd cnstom House bulldog IN the
&c
II It tee Gasa@d @ ~ I'D, ~
st .ad 6sst Sddsr easa te feoxia as:5:a nSai
~ ~ sas
t. IN re a1 a99 equity 3f tseFa
~ branches thereot hct had been coattracted 81 b.
fore The tenth day o1 september. A. D 14I and Vhich
81 Re- Tn
saS 25s's1sy sns tnpssi
q snf M 19id e a hEsnss s nd
snn,sF,s sn,t frnsss sas4es .s
b. ssa CO a q f.
sneay ; o. srectas IN ne operatton aud management
W r. Vrnc't ASH e4:nucs dri:*i Or t. b. derived
Of eA'd Company. of IL = 10, aid coacs-aisg Tia
same. Ana that tie suit in which the SAID d:cr.c is
on thst IT, t. f2.es'oee the seced
neh IT. Wcst OF the Illinois River. and it is 1bess-
!cre sc n9!eh! tecareu T. tc t1e nsn.a and a.: to
Wiz ih M Of asses se ssass
&c q x y the Il q f .hSs
In virtue ofsad decree lie entitled tc bid: ana that
s1s of Whcp wlam Gooaasa a tne rafs sn ~ Il
SANFORD ard L:tseE E. Clark Or thelF successors Of
Assigns may lave as Trustees fcr bontshte: = under
Hailrcsd Company to sad p.sttcs. dit=1i Aunt It
a. = l REQ se tAt2 ether deed Of t.us: in c,rfl-.
e as sf s5e .ssd ts t IT. 1n aag ef March
nEe hundred bonds OF one Thousand dollars each.
bearing at the rate cf eight per SEN raya5
that II Il provided in ea!d dcrcn that he dsf.ntnts
them or any oi them. and sii pe,1ona having tea
suff+ asnt to tue ei ID Of trust bg Juignett or
the satd mortgage snd h,s or tstr hers or nsrsona
sc and ~ pfrsons h.v1g lien By
nnse e5 s. of - q
claim Of. In, arc to The said dc-ded or 1Sort4s@ed
ss sea szs = Ed
IT LILO sessfcn uf tie luortga ed prsms ami
tna any OF tne PARTIES in th.s cause Who may BE- in
Ahy reTaoue *ho. nce the COMMENCEMENT Of aid
s4l have oue into Possession o1ter them OF eitner
Of tssn delirer pcss thereof sacn parchsssr
Court TER tue report Of said sale sal ha1s beea
H. 1nss ~ a.ih " C Hshe has been confirmed under
1 .1 's. I. M,uLroS. Special Matter
a. s yoL Of Counss', and J. n WALkKR solicitor
GheaEo s~pse~ her 18th. 1ss. seea4sse1m
, 1862-10-13

Adams Clara N mre A
Adams N2r2 z niSs A
Alexander Etizer J mles 4
Alderman Barhettc mies A
Afford Ne..y mrs 4
Anderson Carrie nfsa
RAfl MARY mics B
Barge helen II mra q
b,4sa ~in Lku1A J uaite Il
Rallasd G A mrs g
Eater Sarah mles B
Barrett Ann mrs B
Parker Mary mrs B
Barker Mary II mrs i
PartC1a S'tlaa mrs p
Barnes Annie mrs 3
Bean Mary miss E
EtaEiey Carrie m.es
Rert -tent.tt mrs B
Best Henpah miss B
Betts Julia miss 3
Ber v ick Annie mrs r
BIZ dler Henry mrs 3
Birdell N F mrs B
Bird Geo mrs 2
Bird James mrs B
Black Mary mrs B
BLACK Etmtly miss 3
ballard Mary miss b
Boon Annie miss 3
Bowen Anne 1liss
Cahill b II mrs q
CanIion Ellen mra G,
C1onen Masy C.
Carey mrs c,
Carpenter Mary mre c
Ca1r Sarah mrs G
sarf Matilda mias c
CoItil Ellen miss G.
/ arnlan ArEa b miss C.
Car1olten Lizzie miss G
Cassidy James E mrs G
Catc Abl,y nlra e
Cassidy Eliss G.
Cast. Ellen Inre G.
Ghalist1rrF MarS miss C
t:lare AMY mrs c
Chau,I,,5s.ain JaEc A Ers''
fhasa Mary h miss c
ClnIp WIu mrs c
Z lia.t i'@Ier u mrs Z
C1iftir. t: nra G
Clark F:.1:,.ie miea G
Carl e!El'a ries c
I lark Ja,neE mrs G
CLARK FL a1iHe Elrs c
+: :ln1k Mary " mrH C
Day Margaret misc y
Dawse, 4Ad8 miss .
Havt nps:r1 Mary mies y
DGL1s.ls | e mrs Il
D"Frs julia n:e D
1iaGd Hs1ritt A nre u
Dave : EARLY mrs j
Dsrcs John Il mrs 2 D
DsytEp:skEar-iet..mrssD sD
yteCkGr Aria III mIS n
nlNAra II MRS, j
EtlsIE tOstph mrs D
Edwards Mintsie mrs =
.EcN ntds Ar.:. la u.feE F
Edwards leltle MS E
EGNa tls Carrie Il mrs +
E..aI Frederick mrs E
Elliott Saseh mrs
, 1862-10-13

1N1tt1lS'
copf1aband -. Nellie. >. .Miss Nellie lie 3
, 1862-10-13

Burltnst9n and Quincy rsailroad. General EaPer
lntetdent,s 0M e. Chicago Sept. 18TH. 1851
rosas Fill he received for rs 900 Cross Tics at
this tiitce u. til Ilctob"r 18th S' ..
FItte rr b+r to be Ahtt or R1rr Oak Eree3 son. a
a2d durable. not oEe:E-o IN. brnsh, and rust be
Mach next 7' 0A
secona-Ties to be H1ne feet long stx fuchcs thick
he*ed or taws OF two pat ael SIDES HeTe1 Ttes IL
be Hot 1ss than eight inches face ut the EarroEest
Place and every fifth Tie not less than ten inches .Hce
If sowed square edged. to be nine inches vi fc and
every nth tie to be not less twelve Inches face
JUHN VAN EUETWICK
ee1Au5lHtd President and Chic. Err.nnnr
, 1862-10-13

Young BIS Youucblood SmlYatesJ
Yonltuu EA
Initials.
Morning Bulletin Room No s, s. Clark st :
- Williams s. Orvis' Sewing Machine i. F
-. r A.F- G.. Secretary OF the Warren
street.
Persons wishing drop Ietters advertised must
afix three cent stamp. ~1-N-s
Office open from 1st Of May to 1st Of No
venber. daily {eAcept sunday from L. m. tilI
r H. On sunday from ~ till 10x q. N From
November 1st till May 1st, from s. m. till n m.
daily except sunda,s). and on Sundays frotn s:al
Ill i :15 a m. J. L. SCRIPTS
-
, 1862-10-13

To the Nervous Of both sexes.
"a Rctiud EierEymsn having been ,tored to health
E fw da,N after many years Of great sade1ng, Will
EEE to ahtst othe1 by sending tecl ~ the receipt
Is on used Direct the REV JOHN NJ. 9AGNALL. 1b6
11lton street BrooEEn, New Xork fe9el4m
, 1862-10-13

1u11thEr.

UMBER~-I would inv1ts tae n.
teat1on oG dealers snd oeheyB purchasing Iemhs,
Fq one Of the largest md most coiaplefe =
~ III o lCmber in thu market; xno, Dres&9d sal
HI ToonE and Stock BeardA sash Dsora shinEies
1nft fhe xR a.Iaber oa1. &C. Prices reasonable t
81 ynrd ai.Fa xih zod ndelHI Csrsiosdea
md TTp1fft ~ aTt ONCE 1eaeh 7xaet batween Polf
Ve@ BEADA. WUII&xe8
, 1862-10-13

nrtnA: LAEAy1TT& |, WRIGHT. Attorneys 1t Law:
and Rornty obtained treasurer arTsnis promp:ly
EenscadsGt s ana tSs money renttcd. Fees k6s0 bIs
6 EArk street -: - FL. t.eo 9a.s'9
, 1862-10-13
i EDUC & GIBBS,

attention given to o. ders for Flour Grain
- qoL &e Liberal 4:yAnces made on crns1gnmenEs
Warehouse 8. and 81 South Nattr strett Chfcaco m
j. LEDCC. tse2S uS;51yJ r. g. 8[B6s
, 1862-10-13

McCoMBIE j. CHILD,
PRUDUCE C0HUIsaIOY HERcHAErs.
Ko. IL Water street., New Y.sk.

No.: a Qgleshy Esq. do. A1onz: Child, Esa.. Scs
GS;,f GSEf fd!ty dS,Ro II FL Hss lss Wfi;i
York CRY. oca nasasm
J, ALEX N'poNBK n Arox1a ~utYr
, 1862-10-13
chs Grihutte.


1aoatning uncaIIed Hrr In tia Chic APO post
0@ee.
, 1862-10-13

LADIES f.I2T.
Adams Clara mre Aulek Hiram u mrs
Adams N2rQ E KisS Aehe 1suniA snfAe
Alexander Etizer J miss Avery Charlotte
Bashettc MRS Atwater Ma5eref mrs
Afford wary mrs Ac1erty = ma OF ..i.s
, 1862-10-13

lncersoll Geo
Irwin 1nr
Ingram Geo
Jacobs Saml D
t3nnes John !
1ackeonAT&G
jackson & Loci
MCtd
Jackson Thos
Jsckto on sc
Jcfftts Geo
Jarvis &C
jordan Edward
Jordan PH
, 1862-10-13

@ For the cheapest aud best Hair
.1ewelry N!gs, E-alds. Curls Frtzzcts etc. 20 to H.
GHsWALnf, 100 Lake street and examine those won
ksrdGCal from tha natural when Austed t: the head.
siA Hair JcEelrg contains alEay7 the newest Paris
y.es. 81 articles Will give entire satisfaction.
, 1862-10-13
TATARRHt CATAHRHl
R.sEELYEB L1QuIDCATARaHRExEDY.

CATARRH or COLD IN TING HEAD.
caster to cure Catarrh than Consumption. ana by
curing the nt We prevent the latter, Perbons should
Understand that the better way to cure Consumption
b to PREVENT 1t.
Tie symptoms Of Catar1h as they generally appesr
rr Al Erst very slight Ptr*ons find they hay1 cold
and find that they Enyc freqnt at atsack and are more
dillon the nose may be dry ot slight "hRrge thin
ond acrd, Afterwards becoming thtca and stihesiye
Creaked ic quantity and changed in quality they are
GOV Thick and heavy and are either got rid Of by oE-
7lawkcd or couEled OF. The sccrettnns Offensive
causing ta, breath: the voice il thick and nassa the
xsSea arc weak tic OF Rcll Is lcssencd or de-
etroyei; deafness frequently tAkea nlacr: ~
By tht aid Of Inc L1Q{: I'D CATlAtsstH REMEDY. Al
thcse symptoms eau he cfectua1ly removed:
Price of the Catarrl Remedy fa0o-eumclent1 1of use
s3rc month with full and clear directions. Sent Dy e1
pIe*s.
Address Dr. y. n. SEELYE
ccll-y.scSS In Post Once Dux is51 Chicago. III.
, 1862-10-13

THE MERCHANTS, FARMERS
L AND MECH AN1CS SAVINGS BANK
No. So Clark STREET, Chicago. Ill.
0flce hour from 10 4. N. 'o3 Z. NJ Also from F.
hi to ST. H. Tuesday md Thursday.
INC OR r OR ATED 1861.
sIx per CENT. Interest paid on s.v.ass
nIEECr0Es AND oFrcERs:
fcs13cnt-S. II. .FLEErNORD,
Vice t'rest--t-C. SHERMAN. f:ou: sel-WM e, (SaCDE
Ftce-prsst-P. Il. sESTFALL Cashter-SYDNEY Nh YEEs
BOARD Of lXANI. E3s:
!! Faro, !; n. sonEtree. y. Lewis.
1 1 Kef /; n brew ,Esy- 2; ;llquns, VEG $; Rol-,
f. nsnpsttas. iii iii. faise ke ss & T. ssatss.' saa1sy'
T. y. BfEor,l. D. n. 4. Gage Hon. " E.bsden,
J. n. ". JCnts, r. E. Doggett, se25a6sS IL
GREENEBAUM d FOREMAN,
LcAE &ns Discount one.
No. Il south CLARK Street. top s:a!rs} Chicago Ill.
Els GKEESFEsTA, G. FOREMAN.
eeD!.L37:1 Notary Public,
, 1862-10-13

1261--sUaNIER ARRANGE
- oAs MEET,
Michigan Southern and Lake Shore

- Arr
~ "a - No AD.
notice. trains Wi ieaya 3heee sen; Nd ua1 further
NEW yorK DAr Fu.r..s toAo"s;
St6 4 r IA. E14rAss; 14Ts.as ;;
F2ad. son9ecf!n< e Eaeh1rt WITH t,ais oa u.
Tns Hoa1. NJ = nlte t1Xnon Nth train tor
Lire ~ ilsers. Ut Adrian with trims Er Jsek-
~-, Ees and Detroit. ''S 14'a-
SAsnm 61FKts: .....
taV QA9 teIcapf Saturday. yfs 0sA Xtc1f-
- no4o- connecting It Air Line function with
HHuoa IoT Oenoif1 ~.
aItNe uo1h kle East at Els i. H. aud a::5P, n
rt LEE npoyf trans Ake regular connections It
pnaad tpaa: Hstmo1S aud n POINTS 1Ast
@ @!mr1otcHet t. run hstween Cleveland and Chicsg3
nc a = ss aoas, !:
st 7 s,c Ier2t corner ot Van Bur snd sherr1an-sI
s:enT n en- - 49,. HE SAMiEM
----- s"!e. '1.soo. ". Ge1! Heste3u ~ T.
TT@y~1yc ~,>TwD
I LAl n OlC CAN1RAL KALI
l. ROAD
n, 49,, -
, ~ Gnu amer sna:ny, July nth, t.s1r3 VIII Ieaga
~ J. tSui days exeepted> nTriytng at Peoria at
n .Str1. ~ III aeEE ae ~ p u Decatur ut 81. p
~ =, y. ssh m SaPes s:35 tatn-
Q , ii
, 1862-10-13

fTTY HOsPITAL-This Institu
~ Noe. pleasantly located f1 ~ southern ,A-f a
~ cs{ faulty open &oe The fscs94aoa W ~
ttAk u both purnc and prisatA 1t IL heatad NV HaA0
N veatnst* T. and anortk III the eomr1rts "a coe.
ve4tenctb Of our eest modern Hespitala Fuw sdmiS
saoa apply = ~ Hospital,
Ny6 1S& sR All CARTER Swat
, 1862-10-13
@PECIAItI8Ts.

Cures old Chronic and recent dieases. Haa the tes
to1ialt Of the medical fraternity Medical Josrnals
and thr almost entire press OF the soush.
Once Hourt-frum 4. II. huSE.M
Consultations ipy1olah1e vera,m
, 1862-10-13
9pertaf Ant1r&8.

81 DR.. James, formerly Of New
NT2GanA has arrived IN Chicago and pe1Aaneutty
located at Sc Randolph street. betwoen State pr
horn st1retu Chicaro III
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-29
DWELLING HOUSE

with suitable outbuildings.
The soil is of good quality, and the
land is well watered, and within sight of
Rock Run Chapel and School, and within
three miles of Stafford Mills and the Tide
Water Canal
aSThe Terms of Sale, as prescribed
by the Decree are-one-third of the pur-
chase money to be paid in Cash on day
of sale, or the ratification thereof; one
third thereof in six, ard the residue in
twelve months thereafter, the credit pay
ments to bear interest, and to be secured
by notes or bonds of the purchaser, with
security to be approved by Trustee.
HERMAN STUMP, JR.
no22 Trustee.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-29
46 ACRES of Land,
MORE OR LESS,

Being all the Lands conveyed by John
R. Spencer and others to William It.
Spencer, by deed bearing date the 10Th
day of December, 1857, and recorded
amongst the Land Records of the Circuit
Court for Hartford county, in Liber A. L.
j., No. 9, folio 1917, on which said VIM.
T. Spencer now resides, except so much
thereof as he sold to James E. Work.
The improvements consist of a new
tWo-StOry stone
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-29
Report Of the Grand Jury.
To the Hon. John FL. Price, Judge of Cir
cult Court for Hartford County.

To the Hon. John Fl. Price, Judge of Cir
cult Court for Hartford County.
The Grand Jury for the body of Har-
ford ounty, beg leave to report that, on
the 18th November, 1862, in accordance
with custom, visited the Aims House, and
upon observation, find, in Our opinion
first, that the location of the Aims House
Farm is not such as pecuniarily to benefit
the taxpayers of the county, and recon-
mend that it be sold and better location
be selectel, because the cost of transport
tation of the products of the farm to mar
ket, and of manures to the farm for i'm
provement of the land, abstracts too large
an amount from the proceeds; also, that
large part of the farm being uncultiva-
ted, the sale of part of the present farm,
for the. improvement of the remainder, in
case the present location is retained, would
enable the Overseer to produce, by proper
cultivation, enough for the support of the
inmates, and likely pay handsome sum
to the County for outside boarders. We
find that some Improvements are necessa-
ry, viz: permanent pen for hogs, also
fence around the grave yard, and roof to
the meat house. The present gentleman,
the Keeper, has not been able to have
these Improvements attended to, in conse-
quence of the difficulty of getting laborers
for some time past, there not being enough
inmates who can labor, to cultivate the
farm properly, or to make the necessary
improvements. Some alterations are ne
cessary to be made at the barn, as during
wet weather the lower floor is flooded
with water running into the barn through
the wall on the upper side. ltneeds drain
age to carry off the water under the barn.
The cornice to the keepers dwelling needs
replacing with new one, as its dilapida-
ted condition may soon injure the roof of
the dwelling.
The inmates all seem contented and we'll
cared for. We would most earnestly sug-
gest that there is needed some improve
ment for the separation of helpless in
mates from the dangerous. The present
promiscuous association of the helpless
with the dangerous, may, at any moment,
cost the former their lives.
The Grand Jury would further report,
that they have visited and examined the
County jail, which Institution, we take
pleasure in saying, presents the appearance
of judicious management. The Grand
Jury would recommend that some mea-
sures be adopted for the better ventilation
of prisoners apartments, and also the re-
pairing of the plastering, which in some
places has fallen off. 1t also came to the
knowledge of the Grand Jury, that the
doors are in such condition that prisoners
can, and perhaps have passed their hands
through the bars, and unbolted the door of
their apartments. We would most re-
spectfully recommend that such improve
ments be made, as would remedy the
evil. JOSHUA HI. SCARFF,
no22 Foreman.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-29
NICHOL & ALLEN,
NOTICE

NOTICE
rs HEREBY GIVEN to the creditors
of WILLIAM HI. KEEN, who may
assent to the provisions of the deed Of
trust executed by him on the Sd Novem-
Der, 1862, to file with the Trustee their
= consent in writing and releases, as requir-
ed by the deed Of trust, on or before the
Cd day of January, 1868.
HENRY w. ARCHER,
,no16-3t ~ Trustee.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-29
81 ACRES of Land
MORE OR LESS,


being the same land ON which the said
Joseph A. Wheeler resided.
This land is situated on the road lead
ing from the Hickory to Sandy Hook,
about four miles from Bel Air. The
improvements consist of good dwelling
house with ordinary outbuildings. And
half the land is in WOOD, and the rest
enclosed for cultivation.
TERMS OF SALE
As prescribed by the Decree are-that
one-third of the purchase money be paid
in cash on the day of sale, one-third in six
and the balance in twelve months thereaf-
ter; the credit payments to bear interest
from day of sale, and to be secured by
bonds or notes, with security approved by
the Trustee.
HENRY w. ARCHER,
no29 Trustee.
, 1862-03-10

MORTGAGE SALE.-|Vhereas
~ oy stap s MortSaee dsted It tas e5st deS q
81 Of gags Ees ngnEse Il s9S @
Francis r. c5ain the premises hereinafter deacnbed,
th9 dsss @ I'D q
Hart Stewart and paya5le otne order q 1!yselt:
%
May lS for ysles a 5essed s1d ts M GSrs ts o5
amount q iannnal Interest On said PRINCIPAL
I'D Psys5s q ~ e s Il az q essn IL ~
1S y,bss ssf ;ss 8 Rsss Rs; {
snd saen s6ail das % unpaid ta.r
= e!eeton sSytses i tSs nots Even eT sss
IS { ss ssee Made = s sd i
an or ~ e y AfSy ana On tas @ haay
dcd dollars each raatatipg tose dates Fespscye..
snEss a Ea nj Iq 80 u Nh5 sus sa asS
sHhofa7 os s ID * = =
cure he sid sun of aiatcea tasusaad doisI win u
tese fss sa &;
= g e s ay es 9
SsdTs s. e. Pe &
fs fss9saa q & II e
q ts Court House + tas cy q Gh1eago an Of which
az g
ing tie west thirty [S feet Of Lot number Beven ia
Block go q Re ORIGINAL ToEn Of Chicago
thereon stuated Log one a TO th.5 four S4l taGu
Mye Of Block twenty [l Of the South Branch ADDITION
pFo.aEent thereon situated Lots seven u eight le]
sod ten 19l Of Block twslys Of SAID soath B:sac
Block thirteen I13l Of said South Branch Addlt:o3
sss E&ssEs EHsis SfsRae = 5ys 5Ssss
TN C. RKYsoIDa Attorney, M?rtFaSee
I'D Dearhoru KtTcst Chicago. jalI-kzsi-ta
, 1862-03-10
MORTGAGE SALE.-Whereas,

MORTGAGE SALE Whereas,
lNl bT certain mortgage. dated sst1n hrat day Of
d Cook Coanty, State Of Illinois boob thirty seven
Bassss :. aas !9sa I'D a2y II &
wife Of thu city ef CAi:sSo II said county and State
70 m Fraacs y co5hn 81. tas g:c15cs M hs5s
sass. ail ezeented 81 Blcsnes & Morris AMI pa5s5e
sases su q q ri a f0is aosSs 81
payable tIs FIRST dey Of As5. l. .. 1851 fer v4lue
received end the others fer the OF lie hundred
n ss'a S @ 5e aad 8
Hon lie rs! ~ of November to tae firgt dsy q
Eass tastH dcsaa.t slah be made II the payment Of
any one Of said tns:::irea3 Of interest," aud such In
5ansnt ehall renal: due and qnpa.d tor thirty daES
i6rE shall at ouce become and be- dne and payable, st
ms election anything in the no:e sivsa for the same
ne ss s97ws5s n,a p ~ an sa ~
dag Of November a D. lsa1 Of the notes 11vs
han5sa 81 ;5 ns M sae I'D aGsa III at e Sss 4
hare SLICE remained and noT are wholly dre and un-
nov thersfore ptbltc notice Is hereby gven tat By
7trtue or the artaorty contained in said u1ortgsge
ati to The ssia Of eleven thousand do.11B
enasge Il "a ri d 5 tee T pTeniss @ con-
e se5 q IS 5Sns &
sold st pubic anstio to the hsEest bidder for c.s,
At ten e1cck the forsnoon on Friday the fourteenth
Saz 2 & Ct &C. osa esGi c & sa
subloI - o. o lots a ana Two q IL block e
cs=o nc County of Cook and staye Of Illinois, to-
ssha5 Sa ths e5s o~e: saa
LII Dearborn street, Chicago. fHl1-d,&t-I1
, 1862-03-10
4. RMY SITPPIIES-Ofice of the

III ffWI 3UIT ITI1EI13.-OH1CE U1 IHe
~ ChIef Comm5aeay Of Hnbsistence District Of
Cairo etc. CAIRO, III. March Sd. 1861
Sealed proposals Will be receIypd (6om loyal citizens
onJ) At thss Office pnt Y MA1Eh 18Th, 1867 for SUP
benaftmeut, United States Army.
and 10 be Delivered at such points Ia Cairo III az r.
dueah u s9ea Gnant!tsss I'd aaeh tlea nay
BIDS must atate the ptice per bushel OF sixty po9nta
ceIiyered and be accompanied by guarantee OF two
aeCepted e1kn tho eouSKAct-- =
Separate BIDS viii be for Cairo and Paduca
"a Atso 4or Quantities not 1esB than t0Q ouahe1s.
Tbs right to 1e5ert my q n olds ia reservsd:
b. UTRARRT, Captata and C.S. Q. 4.
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X.TK STOCK,

LIVE STOCK.
prVTerr and Farmers viii md This tie most 2dT4g4
tagcous roc:s 70. LIVE S93s2s- CapacluM Yards Ne&
Eatered and supplied With eyery conFenleaee, hAyk
sttentfp1 10 paid TO their ~snta- From Ha7isouf1s
where will be found every conyentence for feed9nK &
kEW YORK and BALTIMORE y aEKET3- Thfz N&
also be found tho shortest qckess and most dtr11$
route for Stock to Eew York {y!a Ai1eztoWaEE84
with fever changes than noE othes.
EEOCH LEW Is, Een'l Sup't Altoona n
I. L HOUPT. Gent Ticket Agent, Philadelphia
a. & HOUSTON, Gea'i Fsetg lit Agent4 Pht1:dss7ass.
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Turner G 4 Tsggast Robert Tyler Jazz =
Tha1er AP Tott Fred Teahon Joseph
T,mau Patrick ~ThompsonThB HTa1ner VIM
'Tho1nps Henry Tuck Vim
Thomrsnn r FBTho.uae Jas q Tarnpn Michael
Mcn Tobl1s Tsaver MershaI
TileftonR r q Turner jerome Thonas Aord1
yaaol:uda, yiaton Jas Vanaosea Geo !
Valentino IH Vanderbilt q Vincent 4 "
= :: +, w :z~.:
Water. 4 CO Webb s : Wss1en Jeh1
White: o Il. WArd1up Thos Wepman John
Wa<gxAa.e-sNWAaahsk Qee = Wslaaae Hn
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:Gbe Trih1t,&e,
MONDAY, MARCH 10, 1862.
LIST OF LETTERS


unealled thr In the Chicago Paat
n4HNM
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CTATF OF UITNOTS. COTTN.

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COUN-
~ TY OF COOK, ss.-Snpcsior Cours Of Chicago.
March Term, 1st2 The Rank OF the State Of Intana
FOR the rse Of the Branch at La Porte. vs. Edmund
.. Taylor and Margaret Taylor: his wife, Charles D.
Bop1, Allen Hamilton, Hugh McCult0ugh, jesse L.
Williams the unknown heirs Of William B. Clifton. tho
unkroEn heirs Of William Il. Davidson AID Eleaze1 D.
ChsunheI!aIn.-1n ChsnIary.
Affidavit Of the non.ycsidence Of Charles D. Boad
Allen Hamilton, Uu-h AEEu!!euEh. Jass2 l. Ni.Aau.s7
tie unkuown heirs Of Nis,am B. Clifton. the unSSo
heirs Of = t,lian L. Davidson. and Elca1e7 D. Cham
Eetatn defendants above named having been Gleh in
the office OF the Clerk OF said Superior Court Of Chica
60 Notice Is hereby given 10 the said Charles D. Ron,
Allen Hamilton, Hugh Mccullough. jesse L. Williams
the unknown Ect1s OF William Cifto1. the unknown
heirs Of William B. Davidson and E1cazez D. Chamber
lain that tie ccmna.uant lEd lis t Of complaint IN
said Court OF the Ghauccy side thereof on the 18th
day OF Ftb1 nary lsts ala tlat summons thereapoa
Issued out Of said Court ssIest said 1eensat return
able the first Ao1day oI March next Ei IS Is b5
laE required.
unknown hciss Of y aEt b. clifton the unknown Ieira
Of William H. Davidson. and E4eAzeI ?. Chamberlain,
shall personally he md appear u.turc eatd SEYe-
.to1 Court OF Chicago Of Cook County tho first day
Of the next terra thereof 70 be holden at Chicago, In
sid County, the first Afonlar OF March 1S61 and
plead. answer OF denur to the said co:opstnanla bill
OF complaint. the same, and tie matters and thinga
therein charged md stated will be taken confessed.
pfsyer Of said hill THOMAS B. CAETER Clerk-
STABK & IsIA4, CompTt's S0fra- fcsQ k9544W
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Special Rotl<fa.

E For the cheapest and best Hair
JrTat,v. Hplek p.sId1 Cuflx Fr1xxets etc. 70 to a.
pHsWALDE ln Lake street md e5annins ss9ss E91: s
srtincsI fm the natuzzi wien ediusted TO the head
8l4 Hzr JeWe1IJ Ep1txtna A1E1yE this newest H1Z14
9tyiee All articlea Wti EtFe ens.ke EsttN&EHoR-
fcS{EilY
, 1862-03-10
4 RMY STPPLIES-Office Chie1

A RMY SUPPLlEsS.-Ofhc Chief
"a CouE1ssaty Of Subsistence, District oE Catro
CAI1c, LII. Feb. 18th, 1aG2
Sealed proposals Viii be rece1xed Il this ONCE {ftqn
1oTal citizens ony3 until u H. March 1*h 1962 for fur
nfhnK Fee1h Beef to the troops at Cairo. Krdh Fun
Fort Holt and Mound C1ty, om April LIT to Junea ath,
1e62.
Fieeh Bstf ffum Apffl 1t 10 Jnne 30th, la6a.
ne beer e Be Of good a1d Mholesons q % -y quality y
fhanka to be t1tinned> snd to be delivered It such
TINES and IN tueh quantities IL may be required hJ
competent authority.
Tie bds VII state the price per net pound at which
beef viii be delivered, and be Acfomps0leo BY writ
bidder MI sign the contract II awarded to nt1u-
BIDS must Be on separate sheets Of paper for CT TO
Those receiving contracts viii be required 10 sign
an agreeuatnt coQE Of which may be se n at this
The right to reject any q all bids u reserysd.
B. DERARRY. Captain and c. s. u s. i.