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I Ii f INV Aid HOME.
HI. KNAPP, ". D.,
FORMERLY or y. Y. HAS OPENED An
1 N F r Nj A r 7,

IN CHICAGO. LII.
ON new ststem which embraces the most approx
" ed methods Of treating Diseases this any
other country. All Female Diseases. Lung Diseases
Cancers and rheumatism. speeIGI diseases treated
in this Institution. in the OF which, no man
has had more experince greater success than the
Doctor. His CONSULTATIONS for years, have averaged
from five to six thousand year. The following dis
eases which are pronounced incurdbic Ivy the Medical
Faculty generally treated with in this In
stttution. All nervous aud neuralgia affections. dis
of women, all forms Of scrofua. dyspepsia
stipaton, skin Diseases cancerous and Tuberculoas
affections including pulmonary consumption, rhcuma-
tsm Paralysis. epilepsy. Asthma. salt rieum.
tent and intermittent vers diseases Of children
He has had extensive practice aud wonderful sue
cess in the treatment Of CANCERS. which he cure
without the knife. He treats successfully on n new
method. all the diseases of the EYE and EAR
Remember, the dot 1oes promise to cure all
stages oil diseases While ALL diseases Durable if
taken in season. all Stages Your case may be
eurabie this week not next-to day, not tomorrow ;
hence, the danger ofdeay.
The building Is pleasantly located. spacious and will
accommodate several hundred patients No Gaze will
he received where there any doubts of cure or
relief The best nurses only employed. who with the
ply slcian wall make all feal home that put them
selves under the of his institution
TERMS-from ten To fifteen dollars per week. inrdri-
AMY 4" ddrStfce No patient taken for a less than
one mouth, he satisfied ~ to the benefit
they may receive in Chronic Diseases in a less time
Many patients. who able come to the Iuht
mary can be successfully treated h which will
cost from ten to fifteen dollars per month
Nj le tiers, inclosng letter stamp. addressed TO
IL KNAPP, N, De- Box 4223, Chicago, Ill, will receive
prompt attention.
Consultation free. Office Hours from Q A NJ to Or N
Office IFS scuth Clark cor Clark and Monroe sic
sept n. Is, Mai,
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atent Spring Bedsteads.
J Cnes.
Bill f-r Divo.oe.

Mary Elizabeth Jcnesl
Bill f-- pivorre
Amos J. Jones.
1 ftlDANlT of the nnu-resideDce q he sb,s.
n named defendant, Amos J. Jones having -.
FLED IN the offre ofthe Clerk If the said Cuurt, Na
j. hereby gwen to the said defendant Anios J Jz-.
that MARY Elizabeth JoBes ths -sid oosplf,att -
filed her b1i Of complaint N said Court aa the Chat
Gerry side thereof aud that summons tlcr-auor So
60 out 81 sal Court In said cau-e. again-t sid dtb
ant reiRrfabls on the Third Monday q March rsI,
and that salG eszse n nov peadiBg IL said cuast
Now unless you the said Amos J. Jones. shall 81.
soaiiy he and appear before the said Circuit Cor.
"l Nill County on the first day Of the tern th
o. to lie held at Joliet in said Viii COuuty on u.
Third Monday Of March. A. D ISt2 and plsad ausss.
az denur 10 the said complAinants bill Of compat;
the same and the matters and things therein chagsf
aud stated, will BE- taken a. confessed by you snt
decree entered against you, according 30 Tia ysyss
said bill Of complaint
B.F. RUSSELL csff.
r. T. BARBER Comps Sol.
Joliet. Jan. II, le62 gls
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GUNS! GUNS!! GUNS!!
THOMAS L. GOLCHER

No. 20 JEFFERSON ST., OPPOSITE NEW YORK STORE.
II EEPS on baud for sale all kinds of GINS, Rifles
IN Sporting apaIa tus Powder, Shot aud Caps of the
best quality Powder Fasks, Shot and game bags Of
ali kinds.
Also all kinds of repairing done the most reason.
able terms, aud at the shortest possible notice.
THOMAS l.. GOLCHER.
Joliet, Nov. p, 1860 mat
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WHEELER & WILSON'S
WING MAJ HINE S!

NEW IMPROVEMENTS. AT REDUCED PRICES!
THE Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing Company
Hdring gained all their S,f,ts at LalC,
With infringing manufacturers of Sewing Machines
propose that the public shall be benefited thereby and
have accordingly
Reduced the Prices Of tier Seeing Machines
After this date they will he sold at rates that will
pay lair profit the of manufacture capital in
vested and expense of making sales; such prices as
will enable t.em to make first class hines and as
heretofore, guaran tee them in every particular.
MRS. i. 7. MILLSPAU6H,
Nov q, 6O-n24tt Agent, Joliet III.
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GUARDIANS SALE.


STATE OF ILLINOIS,
WILL COUNTY, s9'
I)G virtue of decrefal order of the County Court
ID Of Will County. entered at the June thereof
A. d. lS62, en- the application of the undersigned
Guardian Of Daniel c. Henderson, James d. Hrnder
son and John d. Henderson. minors sell the fol
lowing desc ibed real estate belonging said minors
situate in the County of VIII aud of Illinois. to
Wit: the undivided q Of the following Lots BIS
Lots b. 10-Lots & b. IL, East Joliet-the
east 5-l2 Is. p, Bowers Addition to Joliet, and the
undivided q y NE Is Sec 10 T. 35 X. 10 Il Sd p.
81. all subject to the dover of the undersigned.
shall the 10th day Of July next, between
of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and O'Clock F. NJ. of said day, sell
the said real estate, public sale, the door of the
House in the city Of Joliet. TO the highest and
best bidder. Terms of sao follows: third cash
in hand. balance aud two years in equal pay
mcnts, it'll per mt interest. note and mortgage
the premises for the unpaid purchase money viii
be required of the urchaser-and deeds clear of do
and incumbrance viii be made to the purchaser
the day of sale.
HELEN A. HENDERSON Guardian as aforesaid.
June o. 1862
The above sale in adjourned to the 9th day Of Au-
gust next, take place the time of day and
| place. HELEN a Henderson,
July 10, 1852. Guardian.
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VIII coGsTr, ofM. SoI tefa 'I'' B iiSs
Bill for divorce.

Ga II Vf iLLiNolS a. Will County C1crf ooufi
WILL COUNTY, Of May term A D. lsG2
John Cary ,,,
Brideit Cary ID" iOr 0i'Or'e
A FFlDANlT that the said BridgIt Cary d,fanS,si
"a IN the foregoing bill ofoompiaint. conoeas be-
sell and eysdrs service Of summons having beeu se
TIE Office OF the clerk Of said Court Notice hsrby
given TO the said defendant BRIGHT Cary that JAS
Cary the said complainant has filed his bill Of oos-
plant IN said Court the Chanoery sid- tber- ss1
that summons thereupon Issued Of said ooui
said cause against said defendant re,urDale he
hlrd Monday Of May next and that said cane j. Bss
pending in said court. And unless you the said Brid
u Cary shall personally be and appear before ibs s
Circuit Court Of III County in said State 90 The NJ
day u the said May Term thereof 20 he held At yo1s
IA said Viii County the Third Monday of Nay A. D.
let2 aud plead answer demur to the sa:d oonplAh
ants bill Of complaint, the and the maties aaa
things therein cha rged and stated viii be tskss
confessed by you and decree entered against yOe y
cording TO the prayer Of said bill Of complaint
B.F. RUSSELL, carL
Thos. III. HCTcHESs, Comps Sol
Joliet March, 18th A. ID. l o. Wv
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STATE OF ILLINOIS,
WILL COUNTY, So
In the County Court of Will Co.. June Term 1862
All Persons Concerned
TAKE NOTICE, that the undersig ,ed Guardian of
l. Daniel C. II Dderson. James Z. Henderson and
John D. HeEdfrsun minors, will apply to the Countv
Court OF WI County at the next June term thereof
TO be holden at Ihe Court House in said county, on
third Monday in June next. for order TO sell the
undivided three fourths 20 of the following describ
ed real estate belonging To said miners situate IN
the said County oil Ill and State Of Illinois.
81 feet of east end of lot Block G. Ole Joliet: Iot.
{ Block and lots I & Block 10 and lots I 4 S
Block IL all IN EastcsJ oliet-also the East 5-l2 of
Block - IN Uowens Addition to Joliet and slso The
radivided q Of = l. Il Sec 10 T. IS L 10 Is Sd p 81
an sulJeetso the DOVER right of the undersigned as
widow o. hngh henderson and that the petition
therefor Is now 90 file in ece OF Clerk of said court
HELEN A. HENDERSON. Guardian as aforesaid.
Joliet, May 5, 1862. NJ W.
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NOTICE hereby given. thai We rifI DO no esstorn
IN cardi1g this season. Ne calrfihtSa f61bnS voJ
-vr-uut'fn wnymvswrTTsy6 zss.u-sfs Change for IA.
cloth - 0nreiOre in Jelet or. At the FACTORY.
Trey, Win Co, May ls, Iss2. -
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Also r-s
SA MO- D'
FAMILY
CATHAR TIC PILLS.

-
PURE VEGETBLE EXTRACTS, AND PUT Up IN
GLASS CASES. Air tight and will keep In any climate.
The FAMILY CAL 'THARTIc PILL is gem
tie but active Cathartie m which the proprietor has
used In hispractice more than twenty years.
The constantly increas - ing demand from those
who have long used the Pills and the satisfaction
which al express in re- gard 70 their use, has
duced me 70 place them, - within the reach Of all.
The Profession well know the different Cath
artics act difersnt = portions Of the bowels
The FAMILY CATHAR- nc PHI has with dus re
erence this well estab- - lished fact been com
pouned from a variety - of the pursst Vegetable
Extracts, which act a - like On every part OF the
alimentary canal and = are good and safe in all
cases ',heTe n Cathartic : &c needed, such as DE-
RANGENIs of the SToH- e AcH, SLEEPISEss PAIS and
SoRSEss the whole body. from snitien cold
which frequently, If ne e neglected end in a long
com Of Fever, Loss Of iAPPErTrE a CREEPING syS-
sATIoS Of Com over the = body REsTIITsNKss HAD
ACHE, or Weight in the : head, all INFtkHNEToRY
DISEASES, WORMS in children or Admits RHEu-
NATTsM. great PuRIFI- Of the BLo1p and ma nv
diseases TO which flesh is heir, too numerous to
mention IN this adyer > tsement. DosE, 10 ,.
Price Dimes.
THE LIVER lAYIGoRATUR AND FAMILY CA.
THARTlC PILLS are ailed by Druggists ees,sraIiy
and sold wholesale by trade in ali thu lsre tuD.
ST W. SANFORD. NJ D.
Manufacturer and Proprietor,
3s5 Broadway. New York
Sold in Joliet by J. II. Brewn, T. NJ. Bray, Geo II
"c9pruf and J'MeCann. (sept lJEl3ly
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NOTICE.

ESTATE OF RANDALL II. DEYANY, DECD =
DUBLiC notice is hereby given, that on the Bird
Monday of Sept. next, being the 18th day of
said mOnth;) ] shall attend before the County
Court OF Will County, at the Court House in the CITY Of
Joliet for the purpose of settling and adjusting All
claims against the estate of Randall NJ Devany late O.
said county, decd when and where all claimants ale
notified and requested to attend and present their
claims in writing against said estate for adjustment
All personsindebted TO said estate, are also request
ed to make payment the undersigned without DELAY
PATRICK 0CoNN0R, Adm.
Dated July S, 1852. n4-s-
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NO PAINTERs q 0TaERsI

HAVE on hand large and well selected stock of all
kinds Of I,ALNTS Dry and in oil.
Also-sand paper, linseed OIL, spirits Turpintine.-
TIMBER, Lhrage, Bronze. Gold and silver Leaf patent
Dryer, Lacher punise stone, varnise paint Brusf
Window Glass, &C. which prepared to sell on the
most favorable terms. J. IL. BROWN.
Sent. g lS56.. II o
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TO THE PURLIC
- WOOL CARnING

fTNHE, largest and best ssorted ST ok of Hardware
i at the LOWEST PRICES, can be found At m.
st6re Of - ---7a - 49, -' 'es
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s Lo Ms OINTMENT.

FOR Millness. Safety Certainty. Thoroughness,
Slons Ointment is rapidly sup rcediuE all other Ont-
ments aud iiniments for the cure of the following
complaints FRESH Wounds Calls of all kinds Crack
ed Heels. Ringbon Polevil wndgaIIs. Caus Spavine
Sweeney, Fistula Foundered feet. sand Cracks
Scratches of Grease, Mango and Horse Distemper,
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Imprisonment for Violation of IIjunc-
lions in Selling Sewing Machines

X. JOSEPH THORN has been arrested by the
w United States Marshal, and lodged in Eldridge
street jail for violating injunction by selling
ing machines On motion of George Clifford, Esq, an
attachment was granted by Judge Smally, in the
United states Court against the defendant for sellin
sewing machines, in violation Of injunction issued
against him, on the patents owned by the Wheeler
ker Sewing Machine Company. and known AS the sew
ing machine feed patent Violating the order of Courts
il rather serious matter, 1t renders the offender
liable to punishment by fine and inIprsonmert-New
York Times. 36tf
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a VA z6 81 a& va AZ -e
Peoria Marine and Fire Ins Co.
CHARTER RED 1857
THIS Company continues to lssuepoces on MARINE,
INLAND NAVIGATION, TRANSPORTATION and FIRE RISES
at reasonable rates.
oFFICERs:
ISAAC UNDERHTLL, Pres. J. L. T B0ULAND V. P,
c. HOLLAND. Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
Isaac USDERlurI, IIGLL.ND, B. l, 7, BOURLAsD,
SAMUEL How. A.G. TYING, THEADoRE PERRY,
WILLIAM r. PHELPS, WM. A IiERRoN, Il HolAsD,
CHARIE s HOLLAND.
once 80, Main stseet. .-.
TINHE following is the report the business of this
Office for the past year showing its condition on the
3lstday Of March which time the Capital was inereas
ed to S50O0G0; the Whole amount of which subscribed
and $500 600 paid in. In view ofour Increased facilities
for doing heavy business, and also the large additional
security offer 10 ouraeustomers giving this company
basis second to none other, therefore look for and
expect very large increase of business. twill
be tn aim of the company to honoraby conduct all
their affairs as to merit the patronage of the nsurlng
public. Our course hitherto adopted regarding the
adjustment of losses may be sufficient guaranty for our
promptness and liberality in the future
Amount insured the past year, s,5,O2s 2ss. st
Received premiums on same, 40095,l6
Interest and exchange balance, 1864 90
Paid losses and expenses, ., SSi, IS
LIABILITIES
Capital stock, s1ooooooo
! Bills payable, 5,852,5
All other debts estimated 1880
ASSETS
| Bills receivable, amply secured, having from
3 10 GO days to run. l2I $50, 93
! Real estate, office building, &C., $4,000
| Cash hadd, and due from Agents
and city customers. 1913, 80
Amount of losses in process of adjustment s2+05 oo
| Amount Oflosses resisted by the company, none
| Amount eflosses adjusted, due and not
| paid, none.
PETER LANCE, Agent,
Office, Shaw's Store. Jefferson ST. JoIiet
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..Kslnaa NO 10 surrrndeTed.

leland No. 10 10 ours at last, We have a
lsng,h put our FOOrr In'oit, and crushed out '1'
rebel force that so long resisted our approach
b. dispatch elsewhere II viii be seen that OF
Monday nigh. last, April 2, at midnight the
rebels surrendered their entire poeition on and
about the Island, with their guns. transports
and themselves prisoners Of war. Particular
ara not siveni but there is no doubt that 'h'
general result Is correctly stated.
This is one Of the most important events o'
the var. ISIS particularly gratifying to the
people Of the West, as II affords strong ground
Of confidence that the day may not be far dis
tsn. when navigation and trade on the Misals'
slDui will be without obstruction. But for the
present We mLy well rejoice over the daring
achievements Of Gsneral POrs, Commodore
FoorE, Captain WALKE, and our other brave
commanders aud the gallant man, 10 whom
ae oue this brilliant triumph ~ Aii
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[Prom the Cincinnati Enquirer.l
One of che vipers Kissing at BFOWn-


One of the editors Of the Free Nation, of this
city, does not altogether like PArson Brown.
lows little speech before the Pioneer Associa-
tioDIast Saturday evening. The declaration Of
the Parson, that II we had, In time, "tske1 one
hundred Southern hre-eateFs and one hundred
Abolitionists, hanged them up, buried them in
q common ditch, and sent their souls TO hell,
we should have had none Of this war;" is dis
tasteful on account Of associating Abolitionists
with Secessionists. The reverend Abolition
editor of the Free Nation thus expresses his
disappFobation:
"We sympathize with Mr.. BrownlOW in bis
suffcrings, and we admire the courage with
which he has defended himself, and his firm CO.
duFauee undeF his bitter trials. For q Union
wih slavery, and for the projections Of sIaUeTy,
he has fought we'll. Bat such vulgar black
guardism % that quoted above is dc only for the
rufianism Of the South; and that such senu'
menis and such language could be vociferously
cheered BY o Northern audience, only shows
how far We have sunk toward secessionism Is.
self. The sentiment is the same which moved
men to mob Mr. Phillips, and the cheer was
the echo Of the yell Of the Opera rioters.
"Mr. BroWnlow hss showed that he has no
more conception Of the true nature Of the
American conflict than babe 10 the cradle.
every sneer against an Abolitionist, and ev-
cry approving shout for such sentiments as Mr..
BroWnlow uttered, is worth more to JEFF. Davis
than men in arms Secession lives now on just
such speeches and cheers as those. The Knighta
Of the Golden Circle could not desire more ef-
iieient helpers than just such meetings and
anea kprs.1
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1Tne union cone"


Car ScHuuz, late Minister 10 spain, is re-
ported 70, have spoken, in recent public ad
dress. 6s follows: g.-I-'I.
The Union 10 gone. You cannot restore II
never, The citele OF ideas in which me poliu'
cal trsnsscticns OF the old Union moved, is ior'
ever broken; il cannot be restored. Ihe mntu
Al confdence on which the political transaction
Of the old Unicn rested has been discovered u
be illusofy; Il is Irrerievably gone E
The number Of those in the Republican and
Fusion party, who do not scruple to make this
svoWaI, Is increasing daily. Some OF that par
81 affect to repudiate the sentiment but stlll
cOh.inas Ia olOse oOmmunion with those "ho DO
avOs Il. And thste very men who were the
loudsst and most rampant in their zeal for the
Union, when q civil war was threatened, are
now the arst TO proclaim that all lost Their
mOsiye is transparent. When convinced that
the war for the Union cannot be turned into an
anti.sIassry war against the Union, they con.
fsss to being Ike the woman whose husband
encountered the bear-they "dOn't care which
,,hinatn
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"Democrat or Republican.n

Ia recent able and elaborate article under
the above heading, the New York Journal c'
Commsres remarks that the late manifestation
Of hostility TO the recOnstructiOn OF the Union
on the part Of leading Republican journals,
forces upon the conservative men Of the coun.
trv the serious consideration Of the question,
under uha. party they will range themselves.
In contrasting the thoroughiy national send-
msnis Of the Democratic Conventions OF lndi-
ans, connscticut, Rhode Island and Michigan
with the narrow sectional course pursued BY the
leaders Of the Republican party, no man who
desires the restoration Of peace and harmony
can for moment hesitate as to which Of the
two parties be will in future give bis support
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-09
The New departments.

The telegraph brings the important announce.
ment of the creation Of two new military de
partments from the territory now covered BY
the Department Of the Potomac, under the
charge Of General Mcclellan. The first com.
prisee all that part Of Virginia between the
Blue Ridge and the Alleghanies, and Is TO be
called the Department Of the Shenandoah
and the Fredericksburg and Richmond Rail
road, with the Dietrict Of Columbia, and also
the country between the Potomac and the Patux.
ent In Maryland, and is TO be called the Depart
ment Of the Rappahannock. The first is 10 bt
Commanded by General Banks; the second b.
General Mcdowell.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-09
cen. sacoIsllan before YorktOw wn.

1. win be seen By the dispatches 10 another
column that General MccLELLAs vas, on Sat
usdsy last, the 6th lnss, in force before York
.Osn. Virginia The General had examined
sue snsmy's works aud found them very strong
.na shs approaches difficult Bot our troops
usd taken position in front Of the enemy's
works, and were preparing for siege and the
reduction Of the place t.. ......
This looks like business. and We trasI the
c,Oaksss will be satisfied that General McCLEL'
Ian has not bean Idle. but has been pushing OF
his columns with vigOr and discrimination We
shsll probably soon hear Of victory, equal t'
any Of our fOrmss triumPhs. achieved at YORK
town hy the irOOps under The leadership oi 'n
iulfepiA MCCLELLAN.
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manrv WnIka.

Capt Henry Wake. u. 8. N. mot Walker, as
the telegrams have ~, who ran the gauntlet Of
the rebel batteries at Island No. 10, with biz
gunboat CaroDdolet. and who has distinguished
himself to higher degree, perhaps, than any
the eldest son of the Hon. Anthony Wake, Of
Ross county. He has served In the u. s. NayJ
some twenty-five years--a long time on the
Mediterranean, on the coast of Africa, 10 the
Gulf OF Mexico and elsewhere II will be re
membered that Capt. Wake. with the CaroD-
dolet alone, opened fire on Fort Donelson, be
fore the other boats arrived, and was "eoiDe
ini' rapidly ere the other vessels got into line.
He ID an officer Of large experience, tried cpnF'
age, invIncIble spirit and sound Judgment.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-09

THE Democratic party have been laboIing fol
years to prevent and avert the evils with which
the country is now so fearfully struggling
Their overthrow was the signal for disruption
A return Of the Democratic party to power
throughout the Northern States would be the
greatest step toward peace and prosperity. The
party that labored so faithfully to prevent the
evil Is best calculated to conduct the country
through the evil. A brilliant line Of Democrat
10 succesSes, commencing with Connecticut, and
going on TO the close; Of the fall elections,
would be of more value than dozen victories
on the battlefield, They would be Of more
value because they would do what battles can
not do assuage sectional animosity ard pave
the way to happy reunion = Chicago Times
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-09

SOLDIERS CLAIMs.-The card of John M.
Pugh, Esq Of this city, will be found in anoth-
or column. All who are interested in bounties,
pensions, back pay or other military claims,
will do we'll to call on Mr.. Pugb, who has had
experience in matters of this kind, and may be re-
lied on to give prompt attention to any business
intrusted to his care. We have been acqusint.
ed with Mr.. Pugh for many years, and cheerful.
ly recommend him to any person having any
military claim on the Government.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-09
The Way 10 no IL.

A cotemporary says: Undoubtedly the best
way to serve the cause of Democracy Is TO Gre
ate good Democratic newspapers" This lie q
suggestion worthy OF consideration and adop-
ton by every Democrat. If Democrats desire
the triumph Of their cause they can best secure
suecsss BY putting into the hands Of the people
documents and Democratic news
papers TO keep them thoroughly advised upon
tue iesues Of The day and the policy which should
guide them. .-IRdiGRapOlis Seminal.