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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-01-09

/ si1a sa PUBLIC-No. 2. @
AN ACT to increase the duties on tea,
coffee, aud sugar.
Be IL enacted By the Senate and House Of
Representatives of The United States ofAner-
lea in Congress assembled, That from and
after the date OF the passage of this act, in
lieu of the duties heretofore imposed by law
on articles hereinafter mentioned, there
shall be levied, collected, and paid on the
goods wares, and merchandise herein emu
merated and provided for, imported from
foreign countries, the following duties and
rates of duty, that is to say First. On all
teas, twenty cents per pound. Second. On
coffee of all kinds, five cents per pound.
Third. On raw sugar, commonly called
Muscoyado or brown sugar, and on sugars
not advanced above number twelve, Dutch
standard, by claying, boiling, clarifying, or
other process, and on syrup of sugar or of
sugar cane, and concentrated molasses or
concentrated melado, two cents and a half
per pound, and on white and clayed sugar,
when advanced beyond the raw state, above
number twelve, Dutch standard, by Clarity
ing or other process, and not yet refined,
three cents per pound; on refined sugars,
whether loaf, lump, crushed, or pulverized,
FIVE cents per pound on sugars after being
refined, when they are tinctured, colored,
or In any way adulterated, and on sugar
candy, eight cents per pound; on molasses,
six cents per gallon Provided, That all
syrups of sugar or ofsugar cane, concentra-
ted molasses or concentrated melado, en-
tered under the name of molasses, or any
other name than syrup of sugar or ofsugar-
cane, concentrated molasses or concentrated
melado, shall be liable to forfeiture to the
United States, and the same shall be for
feited.
Approved December "a. 1861.
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PEACE ITExs FoR GEN. MoCLHLLAE.-The
way to improve Government fnances.-
Fight. @ss577T Sss -
The way to gain the respect of England
and France. Fight.
The way to increase our army to mil
lion of men, Fight. ls - dis7 islssao7g
The way to entertain rebels, pirates, and
traitors. Fight,
The way to sustain the Government and
show we are in earnest. Fight.
The way, and the only way, to have
peace. Fight. ea az
The way to do justice and promote free
dom. Fight.
The way to have Bible faith is to have
works. Therefore, FrGHT.--N. Z. Lndspend-
e0f
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A FURIOUS FEMALE SEcEssIoNIsT. When
Mrs. Greenhow lost her cake, containing
her plan of escape, she was furious not de-
sisting from ringing her bell until the guard
threatened to shut her in the garret on
bread and water. Another cake which was
brought for her she threw furiously down
stairs. She will soon be sent to Fort La
fayette. She has been cut off from her al
lowanee of quart of wine day.
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SCARCITY OF PAPER IN THE SouTH.-The
Memphis Appeal appears, printed on a half
sheet of very dingy paper, with the follow
ing explanation:
Our circulation has become so large, and
paper so difficult to obtain, that we are
forced temporarily to issue an extra news
edition of half sheet and contains all the
reading matter in our regular daily issue,
including new adyertisements.
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nSs@ The Milwaukee News saws

R6F~ The Milwaukee News says eight
thousand men are shivering in Wisconsin
camps, burning one hundred and fifty cords
of wood every week TO keep from freezing,
and asks why they are not ordered to Ken
lucky, to the Potomac, or South, or any
where where they can be useful. The men
are begging for service.
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gGF The London Freeman, of the 9Th ult.,
is by no means fattering to Mason and Slidell.
1t calls them, in terms more energetic than
fatteriug-"The two worthless scamps,
whom England detests while she cannot
abandon them"
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RIr A Massachusetts, firm engaged in the
manufacture of shoes, is now filling an Or
der for three thousand pairs of brogans, to
be forwarded to Fortress Monroe for the use
of the contrabands at that station. The
sizes for men range from eleven to sixteen,
and in one instance a special order was
given for pair of twenties.
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HoGs.-At Indianapolis Jan. Sd, there
were sales at $3@3 10 for heavy lotsi light
weights at 5000 90. The arrivals daily
are small; 42,50o have been slaughtered
there up to date. IS 4. ....-
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Facts for the People

It ia fact not to be disputed, that Roser Bros
are now opening of the best and cheapest
stock of Dry Goods in the city, comprising every
thing fashionable in Ladies' Dress Goods from the
lowest price of 61zc per yard, up to the highest
Shawls in great quantity and variety, Silk Busters
and Lace Mantles. Our stock of Hosiery, Gloves,
Notions, &c, &C., is complete. Also the latest
styles Of Prints, Lawns, OrgsRdies, Baraees Cling
hams, DC. Bleached and Brown Muslins,l irish
Linens also Cottonades, Linen Drills, all for
and boys wear. Ladies', Misses, and Ohildrens
Shoes, and good many articles usually kept In our
ine all of which warrant to sell as cheap as the
lheapest. So ROSER BROS
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INSURANCE.
Ins ura noe A g Q ency.
ALLEN c. HALL0CK

UNDERWATER AND GENERAL INSURANCE
AGENT,
ADJUsFER or AVERAGES, AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
He continues TO issne Policies from several Firs
Glass and most reliable
INSURANCE COMPANIES
In the CoHssry, on EsLsRd and Ffys Risks He wi |
also receive applications for
LIFE INSURANCE.
He will attend to the Adjustment of Losse
Of every description under policies from othe4
agencies, and attend to the settlement of all
ters connected with INSURANCE., for parties In.
terested His long experience as an INSURANCE
AGENT, has made him familiar with all subjects
connected with Insurance.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Fine Fur Gloves

Fine Fur Gloves.
EUST RECEGI>ED, "A econ .zS-
a. sortment Of Fur Gloves, suitable present to
your friends in the army. Also new lot of Las
dies FUrs. Call soon and make your selections.
VAUTIER MAROONNIER, Fl
decI8 No. SO Main street
M1OTTO.V~ B.KTTxJVNG-I0S bales for sal
u by S. e. GILBERT & co.,
ocI2 No. Sycamare street.
MRROO.HSg BROO.WSg-A selecs lot of
AD Union Fillege,' Shaker and other Brooms
from 15 to 20c. VICKERY BROS.
RsUyN.DRHNs.
~ Almonds, Brazil Nuts, Filberts, Pecans, Eng
lish walnuts, figs, rais,us, currants, rock candy,
oysters, sardines, alum, EPSON SALTS roll birthstone,
sulphur, copperas, madder extract Of logwood, in
digo, cream tartar, soda, bed cords OF all kinds TO-
bacco of all kinds, backing, batting, nutDegs, oi
gars Of ell kinds, ginger, race and ground,
glass jars, lanterns aud TASKS, mustard, pep
per sauce, matches, pickles, stone pipes, powder,
eafety fuse. soaps Of all kinds starch teas vine-
gar, camphor, letter, note, cap, and fancy paper,
wrapping paper, envelopes, salt petre, gum drops,
wooden bowls, jujube paste, cinnamon dried beef,
british Iustro, bonnet boards, ink, oil,
nails, sash, glass; spirits turpentine Alspiee soda
pain killer, liquorice, &C., &C., dc.
supply of the above kept constantly on hand,
and for sale low, by s. e. GILBERT & Go.
decI2 No. 4Sycamore st.
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OFFICIAL.

LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Passed at the Second Session Of the TTirty
seventh Congress-.
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ghe gaiIp gonruaI.
REGULATIONS FOR 1862.

&c. All Advertisements
amounting to SO or less must
invariably be paid in advance
to secure attention.
All Job Work must be paid
for on delivery. Transient
Work must be prepaid.
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En CENTS PEE GALLON 70 ~
eDO pure Carbon Oil. Also pure artici Of
Camel Coal OIL. Consumers can depeud on get
ting az Iow froIn us as the article can be had in
town. VICKERY BROS, 50 Main ST.
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eHRIsTIAN KRATZ........ HEILHAl
KRATZ 81 HEILMAN.
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MANUFACTURERS AND BUILDERS OF SIEAm
-.4- ENGINES AND BOILERS,
Saw and Grist Mil Machinery, Tobacco Screws
t5ummfne Machines. Chinese Sugar Cane Mills,
Thrasfng Mac 1 hines, 1-s,1,S1 &c ,,,,
0zU7E PRoPRIETORs OF THE CITY rom
& dry beg leave to inform their friends and tha
public in general, thst they are prepared to do al
4'''N MACHINE AND FINISHING WORK,
and everything appertaining to thS Foundry buzls
ness. They are manufacturing STEA1I EHoINEs AMI
Bo4LERs Of any size and power required Saw Min
Machinery and Mill Gearing Of any size; Distil-
Iery and Mining Machinery, Tobacco Screws, Gum
Horsepowers. Oorn-sheIleFs NJ achinery Of all kinda
made and repaired. Iron and Brass Castings q
every description, Iron Housefronts, Cellar GraEess
DC. Cooking and Heating Stoves Of the latest in
proved patterns; Hollow Ware, Dog Ironss Sc.
BREWERS, DIsTILLEkS, RECFIEIERS, &Os
Supplied with every description OF Copper ana
Sheet Iron Work, Brewing Kettles, Refrlgefatorsi
Atsemporators, Sparges, stillheads and Worms OF
an improved principle, Columns for Alcohol stills
Yeast Jugs, Cans, Syphons, &c; Copper, Lead and
Iron Pipe; Copper, Brass and Iron Pumps e. oI every
variety, for beer, spirits, oil, Brass COCKS and
Worimen ~ sent to all partsto ht up work end do
repairs Steam Boilers, Copper and Sheet lroa
"0iA' 49, OLD METALS BOUGHT
They dealing in and selling Allens lmpEov
steam Gauge, Wrought Iron welded p5pas an. g
b;ng, Hiram Hopkins Improved Smut 1iach
Stephen Hughes Flour Separators, German 70
fng Cloth Gum Elastic Betting, Packing uoaa, q
of the best kind; Tinplats, Sheet Iron, Block Tin
Pig Inons Babit Metal, Speltsr, Fire Brick.
They have every facility Of the best h4@ctinery
and workmen, and viii give all work eu trusted 20
them, their individual attention, diling orders
promptly, warranting their work, and are satisfied
with reasonable prices.
@%- Office and Sale Rooms, No. 50 Main stree
| Founder Y, Boiler Yard an Machine Shop on Inc
| street, between First aeo0nd streatsi Egaus-
vile. Indiana. deot
~ .RDKEss ksURS.-A splendid asserEsisa
/ LII just received. Prices to suit the tnos- u
soon and make your selections.
| VAUTIER & MAI 4& 81 ftal=3
l7sit nfaiH between First and h9-14-A stfQ4it.
z5noy.
1 a SecIs x. A. COOKE
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ERsANDBUILDERs OF STEAM
~ ENGINES AND BOILERS,
Saw and Grist Mill Machinery, Tobacco Screws
Cumming Machines, Chinese Sugar Cane Mills
ThEasing Machines &C.
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N .GDKES, RBR5.-A splendid aaserfsis
-A( just received. Prices to suit the tsn9s u
soon and make your selections.
VAUTIER MAI aa@ ttsl5
80 NaiH between First and ala11-A slfeett.
, 1862-07-29

CUWETHlNV N ~ " The busl'
N ness conamanity IN tbs vicinity Of shes Reht6ond
Moge x1 plssss Temsmsss ;h.s hete = r ~ 93cs e5sss
HouRe Saloon. And for anything really excellent In
the vsy OF Wines. Liquor OF Cxars cali thsFe ~ al
Aeaas, asAx Ut7 Eqlm
, 1862-07-29


From the N. T. Independent.1
There seems to be nobody at the war de-
dartment who will require the commanding
generals to obey tbs lzsus Of the land. This Is
the crying evil ct the hour.
lean illustrate best with few facts. It Is
well known that the sentiment Of the loyal
States has long irsiBted upon the usa Of rebel
When complaint has been made a. the war
department, Mr.. Stanton has replied that
loyal troops shonld not be used to protect
rebel property, aud that free use should be
made Of that property BY OUT officers. 80
Mr. Lincoln has sid. But 8 week ater, the
made q regiment tr4Vel haEadozen miles to
carry back few rails taken from arebel fence
to mako camp fires with. There was ta7k one
way at the var department and acts to the
COZ tEary-by our generals!
Here is a statement in point, attested to BY
one OF the most trustworthy correspondents
in General Buells army under Colonel Nc
Ccok's command in Upper Alshama: : :
"on Thursday. June 26 amer g faeiguinz mar:h
q fourteen mile; lis division enca@ped wishln
longing to m intense rebel The day wa vas W exceed
inGly not hardly breath Of air stirred to fan
the feys1ed brow, and. hot as !: waa: the ground
parcbeo beneath their feet. the soldiers PROS
rrated Themselves upon 1t completely fatigusd:
Soon some Of the boys went TO the fenees. took a
few rails and started q fye to boil their coffee.
l.
they would not hare thought Of doing it. In al
moet no time. nearly every regimeusaI commander
was put uEder arrest. The cause was taking. the
raia. Orders were immediately issued compelling
the boys to rebuild the fence. They commenced
the work
zone Who WAS not engaged in the work, but
who ~ss anxious to ascertain the extent Of the
damage done, paseed around the entire field, aud
the'result Of the damage done By the four regi.
nents OF the fifth Brigade was the 1nss of tWerty-
eight raf.s- This was the number whichthe boys
cut from piece # adjoining timber and repaired
the fence The officers thus put under arrest after
ana, Lieutenant. Colonel Bristol Il the 34sh lii
uoie. Lieutenant. Colonel Dunn Of the f9th Indi
ana. Major Bradford Of the T7th Pennsylvania all
commanding regiments Of the eth brig ade.''
Thtse facts have been brought to the atteu-
ton OF tie war department, bnt no one hears
Of an order. compelling pro-s'apery generals
to deeis' from such prActices, for the future
Gen. Bnell is pro-slavery and very 'caucila.
ttry" to re5tzs. Gen. Pope Issues entirely diff
ftrent orders for the troops in this vicinity,
, 1862-07-29

MORTGAGE SALE = Whereas,
N1 Richard E swift ard Melissa sw1tt hts wife,
and Jauesa Johnston and Jenny Jonnaton lis vie ps1
ssasss T. E
o ana do 20 1s
dsy Of Jsnuary y iSl and from and atteF that Pc
Sc II 81 q IL f
anau1 paye6,s On ths d1st az q Janassy and Jay
I'D 2 ae
asf = y pTas ss aa Il S z sa 3
4 Il
given foT sad tnteFt PROVIDED and tAe same shonld
the becaae oae, !ben st tha elseaen .; the ID
de1sgned sale PRINCIPAL sum see9red b said sxage
tsise sSs Eoss ysn 10 taf Sc ~ sss ns
5orsthstand'cE said elecuon g be rade as the nce
9nd inst n that t mould @ pe undaf
!. e 81 aa spsse % I'd g Ii I'd
disposs q ne tan,e say Ps1foF psfs he7so6 md
Il & Ss Das
e.2s e q
ana 4setess ssia astss5f a. ii inseres amounting
70 toe sun od one thousand fo1r dolIara Ehat
= 2 & IS s :;$ = = E:
0Edtr hGye elected md do elect hat tbs principal
CT 3 g da
"a 4bd 8he1s.s tnere Is now one .ud unpaid on said
dollars md said zum Of one thousand tour hundted
dollars that bee dun tneEepn ~ interest oa tsn
J.nsEy a 1sS1 eaa slso ts natal
a1a tEo hundred aud dny dpllsz4 Wh1ch became duo
thereon the nrst day Of July, q o l86t And also
%ea e 9as e tes - II e. s1Sy @
sumof ~ esafs shoasand sle% % 6uad4es II 81 dotfsi.
ne said william ugden. aader aad n parsu.aee o
ha1eenseTed into aid upon ii and sns Tho prem
rs efsfs.esa z 81 a9iszsSs5 d. Is
d. txss:si1e 2fs} asyent5 fs serenity ona G0 ~
ssvenrynve (75), seYtztT az t7sl. ssv-nsTsy-n f3i.
ssxe1IH eight Gs2 aTS7s59e TT 81 st2ass ~ s sizaty
81 G 81 Esisz& IS ST. aaa s,5ssS ~ ts z.
69sn,ed 60 the e.st oy G.sk .krEs % the north p
within snd between SAID ~sfreea III Htuat lying aud
q tae cry u chicago county Of Cooz andsasa
~ And lit VIM On Monday; The tpenry nfsa d.y OF
Ar&nst te1t tAugust g. D. 1867 At teo O'Clock in tht
fofenoon on ia1d prnlsea II nnIsaance of she terms
AUG sell the satd premises Ia said described
bfn the ssue premises sbuv tescrbed fand I'll bene
ssfRa ssP IL e II a ~ ya
Jdhnstsn md Jenny Johnston b. wife, tde1r he4ra,
e1ecuto1s. admntsaasors dss1see. assxns therein
ssid mo1rR,ge WIS nie for 1eeod Ii tas Recorder'e
jenussy. 4. B. -. snd dnly recorded i Eook Il q
a9ssses commencing ri aH En- z r. g eSSE oS6Ku.
> tsne.za luna il i1ss3. :: ,e13ssaGi
, 1862-07-29
RnHored Secret Treaty with Franc

Rumored Secret Treaty with France.
According to q Washington correspondent
IF the New York Herald, there is an opinion
cnrrent at the capital that there il o secret
treaty existing between the governments of
the United States and Franco respecting the
position OF the European powers toward this
ccuntry. The proposition On which this ru-
mored compact is based WAS broachei By N.
Mercier, the French Minister at Washington,
early in the history Of the administration,
and that, after some surprise ut its tenor, and
much discussion, it VAS favored by majcr-
ity Of Mr. Lincoln's cabinet. It was this II
the United States would keep quiet with
regard to certain designs France had concern
ing Mexico, the French government would
promise not to interfere In the war be-
tween the North aud South. The correspon-
dent quoted says in the elaboration Of the
details Of the agreement:
stMr. Lincoln, Mr. Seward and Judge Bates
belonged to the old Wing party, which al
ways Objected to the acquisition Of more ter
OF States toward the South. They believed
it led to deterioration Of the Northern
races to occupy tropical countries. Hence,
they were Prepared to give up forever, SO far
as the United States vas concerned, all hope
Of acquiring Mexico. At that time, when
everything Was in confusion, and when many
believed that the South might succeed in es-
tablishiDg her independence, it was thought
to be good policy also to insure the occupa.
tion OF Mexico by France, 80 as to give the
South one reason less for desiring independ-
encc, as the object of the leaders of the re-
belllon was not to conine themselves to the
Southern States Of America, but, in time, to
absorb Mexico and all the islands Of the GulE
The negotiations we're not concluded until
Archbishop Hughes reached Paris, aud 1t is
alleged that through him this secret under
etardlI 6 was finally arrived at France prom
Iced uot to interfere nor permit England to
Interfere in the quarrel in this country sud the
United States promised not to object, except
In the most diplomatic form, and for the par-
pose Of concesling the agreement to the
French occupation OF Mexico. Hence, amid
all the rumors Of foreign Intervention, Mr.
Lincoln and Nj. Seward have expressed an
abiding filth In the peaceful Intentions Of
both; France and England. Indeed no other
theory will accouat for the occupation of
Mexico, and for tho self-control Of those two
nations with such enormous Temptations to
interfere as this contest has presented
, 1862-07-29

OF C. Of aMa GeoE County. o. ~ taenfy 1aY o1
JeDuary 4. D. tEa eud duly recorded u Book Il a
Ap1txsge& euntaea1c:ug It p4z9 - e .atn hooE
E3heAHa AJvuA n, 1857 ie12x9Rxaf :
, 1862-07-29
ITO CONTRATORS-ThaC;tI C;tI

ITO CONTRACTORS.-The CITY
Council Of the city Of Cairo. N1lnots having III
muncira regulation Axed the grade oftei strees at
point f. anoye II. Top q tae present 1eves tn
having hecoue necessary TO al the ttreet, Of the ctY
to such height to afford surfAce drstnafe
dss1rons &c co tracing With sone e1pe1euced parties
p M ss 81 prope Iney are nox ~
amount q about $50 (which viii be TIE Or
the worx required to be done the present SEASON. Bur
at tho next eeou or the Legislature In January e.
tEty expect 70 procure fhc extension OF their sutho
Qutrec to otsh the WORT which 1t Is supposed will
cost tron 500 coo tb 500 p0 It Is expectd that
raj years will he required for tue completion the
work. ID contractors will thus have ample tim. to
make advantageous arrangements ger its prosecution
the nrst Of september next % DO tho proposed work.
t. the Mayor of the city, Will rece,vo prompt atten-
tlun.
, 1862-07-29
TIL e
Northern Transportation Cs'1

OF OHIO
Brrepared to transport property between
Restoa, nj Points In New England, EeH Ycaa
and the Vest
With prouptuess, care aud dispatch.
This well known Line Of Fourteen First tclasa Ses4
Steamers. CONNECTS 1t Ogdensou1E with tho
Railroad for Boston and al Points In Bex
England;
At Cape Vincent With taa
Railroad and Propeller Line between Carr
Vincent and New York,
And It OaNEgo With
LINE OF Is FIRsT CLAsa CANAL B0A1f
Between oswego, TROY. Albany and New York
Forming nAILT LINE from Boston, Few Yosl
QEdenanu1xh. Cape Vtncsut And 0swngo 70 CleyelAat
Toledo and Detrofk
AFD a TKWEKKIY LINE TO
Chicago, Milwaukee and IntaEmediate Porn
A9EHTB:
J. Myet1 III BroadxAy. New YaRE John RooH
mg. STATE 9Hee& Boston. Geo. A. Eddy 0xdansbu-Xk
h J. Crevp'ln, Cane Vincent John H Crawford, O
wego. Patton 4 Breed. Cleveland. Wlker q H4ya
Toledo. 3. 3. Ma&hew~ Detroit Q. J. 4ale AlW4r
he Taylor Marry 4 Co.. Kscfns-
cLARY & HOWE, AGENTS.
Foot Of Horth Lasall It., Chicsge.
lap+psa6nl
, 1862-07-29
rAfNNA ACHICAGO UNIO%

VI VKAniRoA1..9gMxx1 AzzAxHkx1Hx
leaIu Eels .reet Depot n 1olioHa eunaa9s excePtea:
80 4, Il and 81 q, Tor Beiy1dare, &oc&o7d- FEf&
poet M1zrEa' G1lsna, bualatth, Duo1qua md ta1sl,
nedsse Rosntss - .ad as {as 19';sa. 1d5ea
~ fINtfos E&m, Bel11dsTn Hocshra ana 6ese5o3G
dttte points. 81 fI Gens1a 1na nfesE5 e11 3H
I'D 981 l. M asd I'm r M=sz1@ FzstsnyE1 tnf. e
nj lX1eE n Hen19. R1eh1roud as1SE4 1Ak1 HI u
SF3HseFiste sotntS yiu tak7 tha - P-&- H40.,:i
VaepinG Eaxa d night Hsin4
- - v9K Kx1xz So esa' Fssisak1 1fast .
, 1862-07-29

NJ ATH AN lei A., HAVEN,
IN no 9nbbutt Wat.r ssreets Chicago
hnaktng lhe1a1 adV ances nrGR SIS, FORK, FLOUR
= =: BUTT'E E.. !;
Ard other Produce consigned to -
NJ. w. :ETAR1N g co..
Nd 7o9 Duanest Nex 76!ak. ':AIs9 AIs9. HIS wen
I'd tx md repaekinE Ba:tert C9qnssy be.lsEa aho
may {sh fotell Butter In: this. aarket ship EasoI
IoSdea tasE snd4st mode5ate sasea :: ,Eas7laln
RINGERS,
L, Solid Rubber: Rollers.
nr the sate Of Illinois It Hoyey Seed Store = Eafs
sUeet, Chicago. Agents. wanted, Ie2sstoo1u
, 1862-07-29

lions Of the old American struggle to snklndle
the ardor u Liz young. VINO use to furm our,
to our plans, disttnctness to our policy. 1t
would end ali threat OF foreign Intervention.
Above all, It would give to the American
armies that Pillar Of Smoke by day and Fire by
night, by which God the Emancipator led forth
his people from Bondage into Ltbertyt
, 1862-07-29
TRUSTFF,S SATE-Pnhiic no

T%RUSTEE'S SALE.-Public no
Il: tfce IL hereby given that T. L. c. Paine Freer
Trustee &c. will In pursuance with tna powers In
Deed Of Trust dated August 1st, 1870, executed by
Charlotte Burns and Charles E. burns. her husband,
Fell at public auction c.s to the bldder 1t
cago G9nnty e Cook and stase e Illinois Lot snEee
division Of the west half the half the north
east quarter Of Section feFentesn tl, In Township
th1tynine (S9], North Range fourteen tlt. elst Of
Third Principal Meridian, in said City Of Chicago
Said safe to be made on the 21st day Of August A D.
1867 at ten o'clock in She forenoon of said day,
L. c. PAINE EREER, Tru2;ee, &C.
Chicago, June 18th. 1ss2. je21s3sttd
, 1862-07-29
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