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WHEELER & WILSON'S
Sc WIN MAC HIM S!

NEW IMPROVEMENTS, AT REDUCED PRICES
THE Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing Company
Haping gained all their SUITS at Lato,
With infringing manufacturers of Sewing Machines
propose that the public shall he benefited thereby and
have accordingly
Reduced the Prices q their Setoing Machines
After this date they will be sold at rates that will
pay fair profit the of ufacture capital in
vested ana expense Of making sales; such prices as
will enable tIem to make first class machines and as
heretofore, guarantee them in every particular
MRS. l. T. MILLSPAU6H,
Nov. q, '60-n2itf Agent Joliet III
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EARMER,8

SAL or Illinois,
WILL COUNTY. Co.
In the County Court of VIII Co.. Jun Term ls6a
All Persons Concerned
r'AKE NOTICE. that the undersig ted Guardian of
Daniel Z. Ill uderson, James l.. Henderson and
John d. Hendtrsvn minors will apply 10 the Comfy
Court OF VIII County. at the next June term thereof
TO be holden at the Court House in said county on
third monday IN June next. for ORDER TO sell the
undivided ihr.e iourths 80 Of the following descTlb
ed real estate belonging to said miners and situate IN
SAID county OF W III and State Of Illinois, to-wt;
81 feet of east end of lot Block 6 OIt Linz. r.,
= 90 q block and lots & Block 10 aud lot l &
BLOCK II all in East Jolirt-also the last 5-I1 NJ
binek "a IN uowens Addition Joliet and also The
taaiSlded q OF q Sec lot. 80 Il 10 I'd P. ii.
a subject to the dover night of the undersigned az
willow OF Hugh Henderson. aud that the petition
therefor Is now on file in Giec Clerk OF said enurt
HELEN A HENDERSON, Guardian as aforesaid.
Joliet. May S, 1852 "a ~
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TO PAINTERS q OTHERS


VlHE SUBSCRIBER would announce to Cabinet Ma
kers Stair Builders and others in want of Turning
that he is carrying the
Turning Business
in all its various branches Kings Shinge and Sash
Factory near the Upper Bridge. by strict attention
business he hopes to receive share of public
Joliet. Dec. IL. JAMES BOYNF
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L Ii Z INV ALID' ONE.
HI. KNAPP, VI. D.,
FORMERLY N. Y. HAS OPENED AN
l N F II III A r 7,

IN NiiltNu'I. ILL.
an new system, which embraces the most apnruy-
~ ed methods OF treating Diseases In this any
other country. All Female Diseases, Lung Diseases
Caucers and Rheumatism, SPECIAL diseases treated
in this Institution in the treatment which, man
has had more eNperince or greater than the
Doctor. His consultations. for years. averaged
from nye to six thOus md year The following dis
eases which are pronounced inclTdble by the Medical
Faculty generally treated with in this In
stituton- All nervous and neuralgia affections dis
Of women, all forms Of scroua. Dyspepsia con
stipAtIon, skin diseases, canceTous and Tubrrcuons
affections. Including pulmonary consumption, rheuma
tism, Paralysis epilepsy. Asthma. salt rheum remit
tent and Intermittent diseases children
He has had All extensive practice and wonder full
cess in the treatment OF CANCERS, which he cure.
without the knife. lie treats successfully on a new
method, all the diE"Sses Of the EY F. and EAR.
Remember. the d. tor ioes promise TO cure all
stages of Diseases While diseases are cUR.BLE if
taken in SEASON. all Stages not Your NAV be
cuTahle this v, Elk. not uext-to day, not Tomorrow
hence. the danger of delay.
The building PLEASANTLY located spacious, and will
accommodate several hundred patients. No ca-e will
be received where there any doubts Of or
relief The best nurses only employed. who with the
PLY stefan. will make all feal home that put them
selves under the care of his Institution.
TERMS-from ten to fifteen dollars per week. iardri-
ably IN udrOnce No patient taken for a term than
one month, can he satisfied benefit
they may receive in Chronic Diseases a less time
Many patients, who are not able the Iuht
mary can be successfully treated at me, which will
cost from ten to fifteen dollars per month
All lie tiers, inclusng letter stamp. addressed TO
prompt attention.
Consultation free. Office Hours from A " to DIP N
Office rs s'uh Clark ST.. cor. Clark and Monroe sIs
S"nt Ia. $50 ul3lv
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Mary Elizabeth Jonez,)
W. Bill f-r Divo;cs.
STATE OF ILLINOIS a. VIII County cirrui os,s
WILL CUNT, Of May tsrn A Die
Bill for divorce.

N@n AbLANOAE J VII lueAseNa
WILL corXTT, of May tsrn A Die
John Cary
Bridrit caryl 0' ''' '''''''
A fFIDAfIr that the said BridsIt Cay def1ssi
"a IN the foregoing bill Of complaint e1neess -
self and evsdes service Of summons having beer *
the Office OF the clerk o. said Court. Notice bssT
given 20 the said defendant Bridgit Cary that -,
Chry The said complainant has filed his bal q e.
plant IN said Court on the ChauoerT s6e thcfs "a
tiiat summons tiereGpon issned out o. I'D o0i
said cause against said defendant returBAbs @ "
third Monday Of May next and that aid esnS > -
p-nding IN said court Aud unless ycu the AZ h'f
u Cary shall personally be and sppear before - ~
Circuit Court Of " al County in said Stat % ~ ~
day q the said MAY Term Thereof TO be bid -
IN said VIII County on the third Nosdsy a nay a >
1859 and plead, answer or d-mur 10 the sAD o7pAss
ants bill Of complaint, the sAre and the Eaisri a.
things therein cha rged and stated viii b hAel
confessed by you and q decree entered AgainG - y
cording ~ the prayer Of said bill q conps..sS
BIZ. RUSSELL Carl
Tbo's. ii. HuIcuESs. Comps Sol 81.
Joliet March l-fh A ID 1 f2
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S A n f o r D.
FAMILY
CA T ii A r TIC PILLS;

COMPOUNDED FROM
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 Catharic ~, 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 REL gard their USE has in
duced me to place them - within the reach OF all.
The Profession WE'LL know the different Cath
artes act different = portions Of the bowels
The FAMILY CATHAR- nc PHI has, with due ref
this well estab-l r, ished fact been COM
pouned from Variety of the pursst Vegetable
Extracts, which act q - like on every part Of the
alimentsry canal and,E are good and safe in all
cases y here Catharticl lis needed, such De-
RANGEnTs of the SToN- e AcH, SLEEPIsEss PAIN and
SoRsEss over the whole body. from sudden cold,
which frequently, II ne neglected, end in a long
course OF Fever. Loss OF - APPETITE GREETING
sATIoS Of Coin over the- body, REsTLEIsSKss,
ACHE. or Ne,ght in the head, all INFLAMMATION
DISEASES, WORMS iuiS Children or Adults, RHEu-
MATIsN. great PUElFI-l q ER Of the BLOOD and many
diseases 10 which flesh Is heir too numerou. "a
mention in this adver = tisement. DosE, to 3.
Price Dimes.
THE LIVER INVIGORATOR AND FAMILY CA
THARTlC PILLS are re- allied by Druggists generally
and sold wholesale by the trade in all the lare
E ct. W. SANFORD. NJ. D.,
Manufacturer and Proprietor,
1886 Broadway. New York
Sold in Joliet by J. II. Brewn, L. VI. Bray. Geo II
Wo7prun and j. MeCsnn. (Sept lS-AI3iy
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strayed or Stolen.

Sb"S ca VI StOBcH.
I'M the 2sth Of June last. sorrel Mare, years
Ood shod two days before she left small white spot
III the forehead, surrel name and tail, b.
: branded on the lett shoulder, no long hair the
fetlocks. fetock and Of the hind feet little
larger than the Others caused by strain, large fiat
boots and the inside Of the huofs full AZ the rim in
the bottom, aud steps long when under trot.
Whoever will return said Mare shall receive S25 II
stolen, and VIII County will pay $50 for the thief also
IL strayed will nay S. if found within 10 miles from
Joliet, will pay $40 ffound within 20 miles Joliet.
Any one who will take up sad mare and give infor-
nation by letter through the p o. Joliet ILL., direct
to Box SO, shall be literally rewarded
B. .. HARRINGTON.
Joliet July II, 1850. n5-3w
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S LO A Ms DIN Mt!

FOR Miiiness- Safety Certainty. Thoroughness,
sons Ointment is rapidly sup 'rcediuE all other Oint-
ments and Liniments for the Of the following
complaints Fresh Wounds Calls of all kinds, Crack
cd Heels. ngbone, Polevil, Windgalls, Caus, Spavne
Sweeney, fistula, Foundered feet. Sand Cracks.
Scratches OF Grease, Mango and Horse DiStemper,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-12

@7E "A YOUNG MAN, now IN THE SERVICE. or
good eucation and character, desires position az
First Second Lioutenan he understands ipht
light and heavy artillery drins. Address Sergeant "a
Fourth avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-12

DECRUITs wANTED-TO FILL UP COMPANY q,
III N. Y. " (hcavy) Artillery Colonel Thos. Doubleday,
now in service near wsshpson, oalcered BY able and
quarters and ratIons Recruiting Offices III Canal street.
corner OF Centre and Leonard, and lsl Fulton street.
B.-Men paid literally for recruiting.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-12

TINTED STATES HOTEL, FAR ROCKAwAY. L. T., Is
~ now open for the reception Of guests This hotel
handsomely situated within ten minutes walk OF the Al.
and for the advantages of bathing and pure air
II cannot be SURPASSED 3. WILLIAMS, Proprietor.
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RLIss GUARD, ATTENTION. -

A FIRST LIEUTENANCY FOR sALE-TO A CONPE
IN tent person. who speaks German and English. dddres
Immediately box 625 New York Post oa.cs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-12

A LII RECRUITS FOR THE

n HALLECK GTARD
VIII get months In advance and their families will
receive relief money or being mustered in
THE HALLECK GUARD
Isnow forming under the call the to be
ready within sixty days
Capt Baerson has been In the service OF the gov.
ernmcrt received orders to recruit Company OF this
Guard and ready receive Recruits II is Intended
that this Company shall be OF the finest the service
Pay from $l3 to S23 per month.
Each mustered VIII be sent 10 Camp WASH
ington Staten Island and provided with abundant raons
and good uniforms.
500 Bounty at the Expiration Of Enlistment.
All parties wishing to act In the capacity OF noncommts
stoned officers apply Immediately to secure position
Headquarters $50 Brroaiway New York
). P. PATTERSON, Capt
Jos. SHEEHAN, Orderly Sergeant
Approved May 81 1862. r. s. LARNED, Superintendent
Twelfth Infantry. mastering officer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-12

L,OR SALE-Sl6 AN ACRE-ABOUT 66 ACRES FINE
H. Woodland In Susquehanna county Pennsylvania, ten
miles from Bin ghamon New York. being part the estate
the Robert H. Rose Inquire OF G. E. COUTAN, 81
William street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-12

E,OR sALE-A NICE FARM, OF 100 ACRES. % MILES
from the city, in New Jersey, with house and barn. well
fenced good water nice and the whole be bought for
S. 500 terms liberal Inquire at 679 Greenwich
~ @. MALCOLM.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-12

E,oR sALE-A GREAT BARGAIN-A TWO STORY
IL brick House with range, and Lot 20x10O;
house 2Ox3 feet about miles from Fulton ferry and 200
feet from Fulton avenue cars Terms easy Apply TO J.
Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-12

BRYANT. STRATTON. PACKARD PENN'S COM
ID mercia Colleges. Cooper Institute, New YORK; Haml
ton Building Brooklyn These institutions afford the best
possible facilities for acquiring thorough business educa.
iIon Bookkeeping CONNIE Law, Commercial Compl.
tatons Penmanshp. Correspondence, &C., practically
taught,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-12

- resort will be open for guests
instant The above house. for s healthy location grounds
Of public patronage Charges moderate Opportunity
for hunting, fishing, boating, driving. Ac.
r. A. SINCLAIR. Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-12

COTTAGE FOR SALOON THE NORTHEASTERN
~ corner OF Smith and Ainse streets, Williamsburg; os
25x6 feet The Grand within two Locks
Price Of house and lot 81 200 Terms easy Apply To Il II
Il ELLOGG, l39 Pearl street. N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-12

A LADY WISHES TO PLACE HER CHILD "a BOY
n years of age) at school, private preferred
easy the city where he would be well taken
Of, nd enjoy the comforts OF home Best OF reference
and required. Address stating location and terms
Durham, Herald Office N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-12

BOARDING IN BRooKLYN-2ls COURT, NEXT TO
ID corner Of sacket street, for single married gentle
men Location very pleasant and contiguous V ferry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-12

L1OR SALE-rO CLOSE AN ESTATE A HOUSE AND
Lot In West Eighteenth street, wei locat d and cnpa
bic OF very profitable improvements 10 cash customer
great bargain offered Apply at - Ninth street PIKE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-12

LYoR sALE-AT A GREAT SACRIFICE, FOR CASH,
the ul Lots and Cottages (new). Nos 42y and 43l
West Thirty street Also the first clas stone front
House, lbs East Forty-eghth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-12

- at Clifton, s. l.. forty-ave minutes from city the
rooms large and airy extensive and wei shaded
garden stocked with vegetables beach bathing
slbing, DC. Address box 2 2o2 New York Post oIioe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-12

IN0R SALE-CHEAP, AND ON EASY TERMS THE
frame House and Lot TOO Third avenue desirable To-
cation for business Those wishing to purchase will apply
immediatey Also Gothic Cottage House marble manes.
CRATES DC Ice house, grated fruit In full bear
ing and berres Of arous kinds and half
of good mellow lands situated the main road Yonkers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-12

A Ii KINDS OF REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR Elk.
"A change; City and Country Residences, Faras, 1ne
House IN the Nineteenth ward Fifth also Cor
ner Properly Eighth avenue, paying twelve Cent
+. d. RICHARDSON CO.. 81 aud 81 Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-12

/ BOARD In SOUTH BROOkLYN-MAY BE OBTAINED
l. for genieman and wife where the comforts ~ nome
inAy be had aud bath: convenient to and FERRIES
Apply ~ " HARRISON street. doors from Clinton
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-12

A BARGAIN TO CASH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
n cent large rosewood octave Panoforte, for near
haf It's original price Full iron frame, round
splendid tone and touch French grand action full guarants
Tor five years; tuned one year gratis
W. MCDONALD CO., 1858 Bowery near Fourth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-12

INI.OCUTION TAUGHT, sTAMMERING CURED-THE
~ new Vocal Gymnasium, rs East Twenty seventh street
Is In nourishing condition Great enthusiasm among
ths pupils Thorough course In Execution. The Swedish
Gymnastics and Calsthenics.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-12

DIANOs. MELODEONs. FRENCH ORGANS. Ola.
1 monds, Ieweiry segars, Guns Pistols Sewing Ma
Cash advances personal property generally bought
cash. j. +. JONES, 81 Ann street. second floor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-12

AT IS EAST TWENTIETH STREET, NEAR BROAD
II wayA moderate priced, very pleasant front Room for
gentleman and wife, with Board Also neatly furnished
Bedroom for single gentleman. House first class Moiern
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-28
From the Third Vermont Regiment
CAMP GRIFFIN, Fairfax Co Va,
Jan 18th, 1862.

OAHr NAI ~ I"'',"N W '"''
'an' ll'"' ioo-'
Ep'loh hEiHA 0he u '1O s9ne'%' 'P'e'
ol 'ue uay uisc"ssou u '''e c@"pS vi '"o
mont regiments Is Tue merits anu "
an ofuer issued some .iihe s'nVe ~ zen 80"
VINO colnlanoS lne 'e'''io'. - b..
% 'he ehec. 'nae e'eiy e''4'''e' l'a' -.
Foihnian0 sHa' "e''' '"" ,.t',t So.
!, w.. d3sincl;n@I =, ',,, ,la,r h,,,s tl.,
thew had sent atl the wav r, Vermont for. or Ind
mid lnnr ~ five dollars mr. mir ter here tn
wea,. t.ron,h the mud If =, t,crsd soil nj the
ola Dominion. winch is IN many r'ocrs four or
5,a inches ,,,4p during the winter season. Bnt
a ls,, d,,y..i,cs the ia General r,t,bei into =
,nr rols,a anal q,ga him n nr..rtv hard 80 ,et-
tnc nm. according Is all accounts, because he
lad ,nt e,l.rc,d a., order in the r.4inent under
his command. G.n. Brooks re.s9ns for such
an order were. th4t some ( ~ r.,n put on aa,v
b,,t. Il, i, opi on scouts. Se.. and consequently
tbey burr their feet 81 badly that thew Aal -n
|.l,,l ,u. some lsw. also. would ~ ont To
driu contrary 10 orders with the Ices OF their
ran,aloons tucked into their boots
Gen. Brooks is Il strict liscipiinaran and
/ knows yb,, i soldiers life j.. Us he first shoul-
dereo a nu,ket ns private. and served IN the
! Florida war Some Of the men under his com
,n,nd h,,l, .ona lo, buts a,yhila a,o IN winter
in. but he mad. tnem tear them down, and told
Them that he would live in a tent as long as he
followed soldering. and that the men under him
must and should also This brigade has gained
treat efficiency in drill under his direction. Be-
fore he took the command OF this brigade the
nicket guard that came in in the forenoon, from
81 hooes @uard duty. did no, have to fall into
the ranks m retreat parade. hut by is order
We hnye n w. out on BRIGADE drlIl at half past
/ o'clock which Inst, till 9bou, sundown. Many
~, the lnys in IN, 3rd re,msnt used to eo over
~ nnr Snyseon -who Inv the w.v. is the RIGHT
m,n in the r,gn, nlass and s,t excused from
drli nntJ Gsn Rrooks called unon him and
rold him be would not have it. Bot alter all
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-28

broken, jeff. Davis hang himself in despair,
BeauregaTd 60 on fJreign mission, and Aleck
Stevens swear allegiance to the Union, and the
glorious Stars and Strip wave unpoluted over
the length and breadth Of our land or perhaps,
Prof. Lowe might take it up in his balloon, and
drop it into the forks ut CenterylIe, and thus
smash the rebellion The horrible effects OF the
latter plan, will think, prevent its adoption,
for the manged remains OF the + f. VS. and
the destruction OF rebel property 80 immense,
must strike horror TO the worldg
During my absence member Of the company
to which belong has died, tie first have to re.
cord. few weeks ago be was IN our midst full
OF health and hope hut now he has heard the Inst
TAFT. and i off duty forever, until Gods re.
yciiie wakes him to ro-cal above. lie sleeps
over On tie hillside, the sod above him unmols-
tened by tear and a wife aad child in Vermont
weep over the memory Of husbnnd and father
that died for bis country not a. 'h9 soldier
loves % die, by l3sths3 ne dEels9 wasted %
amaciatoa BY sickness There is vacancy 10
the noes, his comfada Ia battl, feels the touch
og 81 strange shoulder 10 the ranks and bis rifle
hanss dumb in the tent he once occupied
Hos much have the getters-up Of this war TO
lrs,fer tor,--homes made despia,e nd iire.idea
uno.cgpod
For the ast two lays it has ra'asd almos' in.
cessantlg, and as / suited at she commencement
of ny has.ilY written .etter, So are in the mud
at Camp Griffin, On the day q. tha date hereof
We have htHo soldiers yel ia tbe mud that
ha,c not size, been found, bat should Itcontlnp-
to pour .or t8enty-loar hours maie ! can't say
could -,, ,,.ar. .e ine cheegn. news Not
spo. within day '> march of oot camp tout.in'
pace enough IF dry earth II which to ssamI
the sacred soil from you, shoes and we're ! no
in Il army business aud tee rebels did no
trouble m9 think should q into the brick
making business on the ground We occupy. Il
Biographies hereafter the State Of Vifsiui
will BE- set down as celebrated or mad, contra
bands and places beginning with j. its che
productions snakes, rebels and mud its chic
city is Mndop1lis on Muddy river, and bounde'
on the top with mud. You must excuse tn
haste with which this is written, while hope
is W rthy Of publication. Soon will write 20
again revealing the whole plan Of the campaig
not as disclosed 10 me by any one knowing II
but from facts and indications developing them
selves TIL then au reroir. II. Vi d.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-28

either of the lungs or heart, which will ere long
end their lives, if they do not meet with any
better care than they have had Some have ap-
piled for q discharge who will never be ht for
field duty and have been retascd. One Of them
IS now diving in the city hospital of slow fever.
Why have we lain so long without arms? Why
has not the General Government done something
for US? Why have not The Governors Of the
different States seen to 1t that these their cho.
cest companies were propci. equipped and ready
for service, instead Of lying here IDLE with many
diving far from the dear friends they love, for no
good, sensible reason whatever? DO not pre-
tend to gay who is TO blame ior orr msiJrtunes,
but i is quite evident to us that some one has
not done his duty 10 say tte least,
Ia this state Of affairs b 10 on unchecked?
How long? Is nothing Sim to ,. done fjl
as? Can nothing he dore? VIII no one slr
up the powers that be it, bo'alf aal see to
Il that we are properly e'Sl Co. In writing
this ! have been influences y two reaS0ns, VIZ:
lst, To inform our friends regard ,J our con-
liticn. and y, aomeiope, tlarour friends
knos .nn our condition wyald do tAa,f b.s. 10
bayo it improved ! c-p , p- dual,e oWi,-
ness the truth Of my satefnn.s 10 1r--lHi 90 III
have written, " Hctd Dl, t.l lIr iHtI more
that have parsed over, tansa .a.f would
be 80 long tbal you wond .9 ta.e amy n0.ica Of
10. n there's any way Haie. 10 liae Us in
a proper condition, lhen, ty III means, it should
be d1ne i tIere is not aHJ way to place us in
proper condition. thea we a-.l " be dis5dudcd
and tirilst up among ,hftn'Ps yf our r,sI1c.
tive : les. This is the general desire among
the men 4 Tie case nowsua. thaynevgr win
take muskets under any c.n,acation whatever
as regiment or battali, b.. ir .h5, we're
divided among the tF2op Of their different
States they would many l' them take the riled
musket. The ycrmo.i bays 81. u,w waiting 10
see If The S'ate will not 20 s9me;hns iJr them,
We will wait until the twenty days are Up in
which Berdan was to have those Sharps rifles
for us At the end Of that time, it the rifles
do not come, there will fuss if not open
mutiny Trusting that Cur noble State through
her constituted authorities, will look into this
matter and do what il IN for Us, | subscribe
myself, Your humble servant,
OTHRLLO.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-28
A Contraband Article.

Lr-l -l,aI-.. ----. - n ~ :.
= Nun'uoAy correspondent o' Clhe'onAH
paper relates the following
While on the other side OF The river inv at-
tenton was attracted to a qliet rroon coming
M the hill FIRST were two intelligent lookIne
cintra6ands. next. a liuie . 20 c1rt. dyawr
bv mule. IN which was female sl,ee md
about d dozen little NEGROES. carefully Nr,,.pe1
in sundry and divers coat. An Uncle fon sort
Of chap. With Miss Dinab. brought ur ta,
rear. As they came by addressed Tom
"WGl. Uncle where did vour p,rty .,ue
from 2"
We'.s from de town. dar. sab.
!" ipd where are ,ou ,o,no
a Ggns home. Slb.
" Then you do not live I'm tho village,
d" NO we lib riqnt o6,rvondor Init mUe.