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PAYMENT AND MUSTERfNG OF
ILLINOIS TROOPS.
Important to Officers Enrolling
Companies.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago T11bune.1
GEKERAI. HEADQUARTERS STATE OF ILL1So1s,}
Ap1uTAEr GEAERAL's OFFICE,
SFHEGF1ELD, Illinois, August s, 1851 J
GENERAL ORDER, No. 5S.-This Depart
mept is advised By Major Daniel Mcclure,
chief pasmaster Of this district thst orders
have been received for the payment Of the
months advance pay to the enlisted men now
being raised. One months advance pay will
be paid whenever company has been orgau-
lied, mustered into service and assigned to
some regiment, 60 that the number Of the
regiment and letter Of the company is fixed,
SO as to report its payment.
Major Mcclure has made EequisiHon for
the funds to make the payment, aud applied
for additional psymasters to assist to facilitate
payments. Each company, as soon as it Is
organized and mustered into service, with the
letter Of the company and number Of the regi
ment, should be prepared for payments by its
officers making out three usual muster rolls
for pay, twe OF which will be for the pagmas~
ter and one to be retained.
The payment will begin Immediately on the
receipt Of the necessary funds. The bounty
of twenty-five dollars in advance will be paid
bT the United States mastering and disbats-
ing officer, when the regimental organlz ation
is completed, upon: rolls properly prepared In
like manner as the above, Tor the advance pay.
Company officers will, us soon as their COM
pany Organizations have been perfected, app1y
for blank muster-an rolls and muster rolls tor
pay, and complete their company rolls with
out delay.
By order Of the governor.
ALLEN c. FuLLER,
Adjutant General, Illinois.
, 1862-08-06

The kentucky policy has recently gath
cred sharpness and point by the very dan
gers that impend over Kentucky. A sin
gle nlon!A z1ay sec her swept ard devas-
tated 1.y guerillas, or she may be securely
walled by the bayocets Of freemen. The
latter she will accept now, though once
she refused such aid. The time may come
wler she will be willing to enjoy peace aud
sec the marauders held back by bayonets
in the hands Of every loyal man, whether
lis skin is white, brown or yellow, It will
not be long to wait before, in the resistles;
logic of tli5 VAT, even the Kentucky pol
icy may accept the blacks as good enough
allies in the work Of saving the Union
They were certainly allies good enough
and gladly accepted in the day that saw
tie Union founded.
, 1862-08-06
DESTRUCTIVE TORNADO
In MsHENKY COUNTY.
loss OF LIFE AND GREAT Loss
OF PR0PERTY.

MARE.Go, Ill, August 5.-The tornado
) ard s O'Clock yesterday. afternoon, hloT-
ing down houses andl chimney5 and level.
ipg everything In its way. Four persous we're
killed BY falling houses. The storm, in v1o-
lence, Eas nearly equal to the CamAnche tor
nado. The damage cannot at present De fulfy
estimated. Nine houEes ~ers torn TO- fray-
ments Wheat stacks aud fences haye been
entirely carried off for miles.
From the Evening journal Of yeatefday-1
Thevi},age Of MaEengo, In McHen1y ceun-
ty, in this State, was visited by terrific
hurricane yesterday afternoon at about 4
O'Clock. Several houses were torn to pieces,
many seriously damaged. four persons killed.
several badly injured, with gceAt destruction
Of gardens aud Of crops and fatm property ln
the vicinity. The tornado, our informant
says, appeared to be meeting of two cur
rents or clouaa-one from the southwest sud
another from the northeast-aud then swept
in southwester1Y direction THROUGH g. tracs
of country between Marengo and Woodstock
The tornado lasted little over minute
The force OF the wind WIS terrific and 1rre.
sfetib1e. The grain on the fields was carried
away, On the farm Of A. Patrick the loss Il
about 81, 500. His large barn Was unroofed,
and al his house carried from its fonndati0n.
A daguerrean car II, the villagefmas raised up
carried across the street aud smashed e
pieces. The air was completely filed will
flying awnings, boxes, trees, shtubbery AMI
' lis, Sumner was killed In her house. whicl
, 1862-08-06
0KE WEEK LbTER FaNA
EUROPE.
Th5 DIFF n:e of canada Daba
ted i'm Parliament.
GENEEaL RISE In BKEaDSTUFF2.
THE LONDON TINES on OUR VAR
Interesting Debates in Parliament,
Interesting Debates in Parliament

ST. JonSs, August 5.-The Arabia, from
Liverpool July 26!h, tia Queenstown 9Th,
was boarded of Cape Race, Oh Sunday P. m.,
IN route to Halifax and Boston. Her adVlce5
art. OFT week later.
Tht .stion of putting Canada In state Of
defense had been debated in the House OF
Commons. It WIS generally contead2d thas
there vas 10 danger to be appreneuded from
the United Ststes.
Lcrd Pa}merston said England had sent all
she troops TO Canada that she could, aud thas
it rested with the Canadians to supply whas-
ever else WIGS requisite.
Il is denied that GaribalM contemplates
another expedition.
GREAT BR1TA1s.-The London Times cdito-
rally contends that the defeat OF Gen. NJ
C.cllan has changed everything beyond de-
bate. 4 general rising uaJ be a1tlclp Ated in
all the border States occupied BY the Fed
erals. The NortherDers, who are no fools,
arc receiving the conviction that the conted-
GRATIS can never be subjugated. 1t the ~ar Is
to 60 on the immense levy ordered ny the
president must he actually made, but the men
will not volunteer. Volunteering Is working
too FLOW for that.
Tec New York correspondent Of the Ts:1es
declares that in eleren days cnly Is 600 men
lad come forward in spite Of the enormous
bounty. Up to the very latest society had
bone tEe wasting away OF the armF With
ccmoarnttve tranquility, hut the Foreigners
and ro%dles aEe no# aA CUT eAdausteQ, auA
the North will hnd the army canno5 o. re-
placed By money. Each uo7sherner mus cone
1or#ard IL pug o"n pefson, ana nens n tae
s"amps and forests, or the scaenes OF con.
quest n1u=t be abandoned. Ii tue scheme Ct
enlistment faIls all is over ta feT months,
the independence OF the South must be
acknowledged. The co11ederate8 are well
aware ofthe Northern difficulties. Iae inns
also has a special dispatch. stating that M2~
Clellan WAS to be superseded BY Hslleck.
The Army and faty Gazette Is OF the oopin~
ion that Mcclellan is now in better position
| for offensive operations against Richmond
| than ever.
In the Commons Mr. Delacy Evans did not
think there was any immediate danger Of an
| fnyas}on Of Canada bF the Northern States.
Thy haa no means Thatever Of undertaking
snci a project.
| If the pop1latiou of Canada wss true it could
| preserve its Independence without the assist
ance Of British troops.
Mr. Roebuck said, VIE ought to show the
Canadian people that ne do not care farth'
| Ing about their adherence to England.
| Cromwell Lewis thought nothing at pres
ent seemed more unlikely thsn thai the Uai
! ted States should voluntarily originate Wa'
, 1862-08-06
LET THEM GO.

If any man having for years had the
protection Of this government, aud who
under our flag has enjoyed peace and pros
perity, turns his hack on the cadse Of the
nation in its peril, by all means let the
poor. pitiful sne.k have safe and speedy
sie'rance to Canada or whatever place he
may desire to crawlt to. 4 bureau for such
migration might be pro6tab1y established,
and the country the better for its agency.
But when the war is over and these knayes
try to sneak back, remember this against
them in that Gay. Let them 60 now to
whatever part Of The earth will promise q
fitting refuge for such neanness as theirs.
, 1862-08-06

was tozn TO pieces: her neck WAS broken.
Mrs. Green, an old lady, was carried away
with the Epfhs Of her house, aud when found
wss dying Of her injuries. Robert Suith's
son, John, twelve years Of age, WAS Ei1led By
being struck BY piece Of flying timber. Mr..
btor1ls had his arms and legs broken by tin
her falling On him, and he cannot live.
Among those in jnred are Miss Green, ba1Iy,
and not xpected to live, and Miss Frazse.
Several others we're more or less injured, bet
we have not received their names.
To give some ldea Of the force ct the wind,
, a large steve vas carried up into the air aud
csrz;ed off to distance Of ten rods. The
fences, grain and trees il the fields were al
rrostrated to the ground and scattered brosd.
cast ever the country.
Our Informant estimates the loss In and
around Marepgo at SIC, 900 at least.
, 1862-08-06
RIOT AT AroHACco FAC
TORY,
disturbance between Irish
and Negroes.

New 1oRE, Aug. 5.-Yestcrday afternoon a
eezious disturbances occurred at the TOBACCO
factory Of Watson d tornaard, Brooklyn,
drive ont the colored employees Of the factory
Of whom there are q large number 4 nunber
Of both parties were arrested.
Another account. gives the following
statement OF the origin Of the disturbances: !:
For several days past the negro populstaon IL
the vicinity above alluded to were charged
females on several occasions THIS couduct,
Of course, had the effect Of exciting the tndiyy-
nation Of the Irish taborere in tbs ne! 5abor-
hood, some Of whose wives aud daagh;ers
had, it 1t is said, been thus insu1ted, and ven
geance Wa9 accordingly vowed agninst the
colorea people. Some other trouble between
the Wbiies and negroes Of q minor nature had
also taken place previously to yesterday.
, 1862-08-06
The Raid on CANON, Missouri.

The Raid on CANON, Missouri.
The following from the Kcokuk Gate City
explains the rumored attack On Canton IUi-
nos, to which We referred in our issue Of
Monday:
The Eecesh vent into Canton in force on
Friday night, took possession Of 100 gnns be-
longing TO the dlsoEganized home :suard,
killed Two persons, and wounded several 9TH
ers, and left again Saturday morning.
The following Is endorsed on the way bill:
CANTON. No., July ?,
Postmaster, Keokuk D. P. O.:
The rebele, 200 strong, are In possession Of
this town, and at this time are taking from
Ca1neg5's warehouse guns, &c. CArnegy was
shot at O'Clock last night, five buckshot en-
;e1ing his bowels and thighs. He is snffering
good deal this morning.
Nal stopped, and am prisoner.
j. McNHoRTER, P. III.
, 1862-08-06
POOR PILlOW ON OUR NEW
POLICY.
HE CONFESSES TIE NEW
SCARE.
And only Begs to Save His
Niggers.

NEWARK, O., Aug. 5.-The North 4naersc4a
Of this city, has an important letter captured
By the 1et Ohio cavalry, written by Cen Pill
low to his brother in Tennessee.
The general is alarmed about the nev policy,
and SAYS that We will go to catching negroes
in less than thirty days, and will sweep the
river bottom. He thinks the only safety for
CUR men is carry them to the interior, sad
wants tais brother to help him get off his ne-
groes before they are caught but the secret
must be kept, He thinks the South will re-
csfEe It's Independence ) but will 1oso one
Thousand million dollars worth OF negroes
He has plantation in Arkansas aud wants to
get his negroes across the river into Mlssis-
eippi, but Curtis is in the way. He says that
the safety Of our property depends upon I'M
mediate action, and wants his brother to give
out that the negroes taken BY the fede.
rails will be sold to Cuban5. after the war Is
over.
, 1862-08-06

CAPT CIR OFFICE.
The TRIBUNE recently called the atten-
ton Of Capt. christopher, u. S. A., to the
fact bat there was in his employ and in
the ray Of the Government an individual
Of suspected loyalty. We did SO with a
, full knowledge Of the care that should be
{ ,--aken in bringing such accusation at this
time. We were fully aware that We were
not mistaken, and all that we have since
heard strengthens our previous opinion
and position. Notwithstanding this, Capt
Christopher announces through the col
uu1ns Of Il morning cotemporary that he
will 3ouch for the loyalty of lis employee.
He undertakes too much, and even this Ee~
curity is insufficient. 4 little further ex-
animation would doubtless convince hin
that we are right in our structures. It isan
irvesjsation ne confidently commend to
him
, 1862-08-06

TIE Presidents Peremptory De-
elsiou,
He WILL NOT ARM THE
NEGROES.
The Appeal of Kentucky
for Instant Aid.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Ti1hune.1
WASHINGTON, August $, 1852.
It had been hoped that certain features Of
the interview with the president, to-day, on
the Subject Of arm5ng the negroes, would not
be made pnblie; but garb1ed statement in
eemi secession New York paper peeessitates
the publication of the facts. 4 de1egation7
of Western men, including tTo United States
Senators, made The offer Of certain negro
regiments to The president, to which Offer, Is
stated last night, the president replied that
he had decided not to arm negroes. Tie
natter then was freely discussed with refer
ence to Lanes project and the general policy
The president Was Piled with arguments
against his decision, aud discussion grAdu-
ally became more fully explained.-" Gentle-
nen, Jon have my decision. 1have made my
mind up deliberately aud mean
to adhere to il. It embodies
my bt st Judgment, and it the people are dis
satisfied, T will resign and let Mr. Hanlliu
try it, TO which one OF them replied, II hope
In Goa's name, Mr. President, you will"
The heat Of the discussion seems to have
arisen from the feeling that the president
was drawing back from the gronnd..hi visitors
thought he had given them reason to believe
he occupied.
Casey, the Kentucky Congressman WHO
voted for confscation, Is here to-day renewing
his representations to the administration con-
ce1uing the state Of affairs in Kentucky. H.
Saws Union mea are perfectly assured OF the
rebel intention to make another foray On g
more extensive scale.
Twelve hundred cavalry are now In his
county. They declare now just as they did
| this time LIST year, that they must have the
products Of the country between the Green
| had Cumberland Rivers for tie support ol
| their army, and it is believed they are matur
| ing their plans to carry out their threat, rely
! ing Oh the same sup:neness Of tho nat;ona
forces that ne exhibited last year.
Mr. Casey and other Kentuckians are ask!nt
that as fast as troops are raised in volunteel
| regiments, and under the new drafting calls
| shall be pushed down into Kentucky, driIIet
and there suhsisted off property Of Kentuck.
| rebels. They argue that this viii be SUIT
| cient to avert all danger in Kentucky, and q
| the came time make rebellion il Keatuck,
Improbable and support our troops preper
They ask, also, that all able bodied nsgroe
belonging to rtbels should be used ut ono
md used for camp service as teamsters, etc.
but not armed.
The Presidents refusal to accept negr'
troops excftes surprise among parties iutel
ested in Gen. Jim Lanes plans. Lane state
positively that the administration unders+oo
his intentions about enlisting negroes in Kar
sas when they gave him his powers for II
cruitiug there. If that be correct he mu:
have been treated in bad fai.h. Lane vi
probably go On and do what recruiting he ca
| in Kausas, and accept Whit negroes he ca
| ret as camp laborers.
, 1862-08-06

THE STATE m1LETIA LAW.
We publish elsewhere the militia Law OF
the STATE Of Illinois, passed at the extra
session Of the Legislature, under which the
forces called for by the President will be
organized, so far as it is not superseded by
the act Of Congress. We have received
several letters inQuiring whether persons
OF foreign birth not yet naturalized, are
liable to military duty. The law says dis
tipctly: For the purposes-of this sct. per
+manent residents shall be deemed cit-
, 1862-08-06

From the 51st Regiment.
Letters received in this city yesterday from
1hc 51st Illinois regiment, Lieut.. Col. Bradley
commanding, represent them at Decatur,
Ala, with a small force Of Federal troops
other than themselves, aud that the rebels IN
strong force have interposea aud cut them of.
This fine regiment, which left here as Colonel
Cunmlngs'. will make stout fight whenever
they confront the foe, and Will not be easily
rtaken. This much of their character, but
their position was such at lsst accounts a. to
5ustify much anxiety In their behalf
, 1862-08-06

WI 7ANTED.-Occupants, either 8
w Cert cu;an and Wife. or two RinEEe Esutleueo,
for very abls room In private house i1 most
.f34rr auy6tS2 1t
, 1862-08-06
Tr.}}1r e Irthtlmg*
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST s, 1862.


We print m official copy Of the Confis~
cation and Emancipation Act In another
column, which We recommend all traitors
ns;e IN tne.r hats before they commit
any >,cs giving a.o and comfort to the re-
bel}iop. The copy Of the law which was
published in the New York papers, and in
our columns also, some time since, was
quite imperfect That which we print this
morning is ctr6a+fm ct l;teratim
, 1862-08-06

b. WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.-The National b.
publican denies the truth Of the paragraph in
the Btsntng Star that the negroes ars organ
kiug secret associations for the purpose Of
protecting themselves ifn anticipation Of a
riot and mob by the 1aboring classes Of white
men The Reptsb2fieaa aays the story ia apure
fiction.
, 1862-08-06
BEAUTIES OF TH
An Expression from BueIls9 Army


Correspondence Of the Nashville Onion. Sd ]
I returned few days ago from Huntsville,
Ala, and can fully indorse the statement OF
the article Since the departure OF General
peiehborhood Of Huntaville Is 40 unsafe that
all travelling is stopped entirely from Shelby
vile Ela Fayetteville, Hazelgreen aud Meri-
dianville. Gneril1as are swarming ali over the
country, plandering Union men, burning cot
ton eight miles this side OF Huntsville. They
Market guerilla parties under the leadership
Of noted ruft1an, Frank Gorly. The citizens
al huntsville and neighborhood openly de-
clare the concillatorg policy Of Gen. Buell. is
nothing hut fear, and enjoy the fact that he is
guarofng rebel property, when at the came
titpe he refuses to protect the property ot
Union mer who came from far, trusting life
and limb, to get the needed staple out to sup
pig the northern manufactures. Consequent
" euch conduct has effect On the subalterns.
, 1862-08-06
GEN. TIHCHEN.
Tie following private dispatch Was re

GEN. TIHCHfN.
The following private dispatch was re-
ceivcd here yesterday.
SWAN DEPABTMEHr,
WASHINGTON, August s, 1862.
'Er!cadiex-GeDeral Tu1chia's commission is-
eues to-Eay (Sisued) ''p. T. WArEox,
Assistant Secretary Of War
This act Of the Secretary Of War, which
quashcs Don Carlos BueI's courtmartial,
and restores brave and capable Officer to
the service, in which his whole soul is en-
listed, will do more to encourage the enlist
ments in nIinuis than any thing else We
can conceive Of; for it signifies purpose
to strike rebellion between the eyes. Gen.
TurcEin will henceforth command brig
ade Of trcason-crushers in his own right,
ard # Don Carlos Euell puts him again
under arrest he will probably make S1a'
jor- General Of him.
, 1862-08-06

Assuredly, the most rejoicing viii not be
among loyal men at the decision Of the
President against arming the negroes.
Lukew srm patriots, "hre in the rear" SYM
pa.hizers with the rebellion, men
who love slavery more than the
Tni5n, will openly eSult at the
evidence that the Government is not yet
ready to use every lnyal arm in the res:o-
ra.ion Of it's power and destruction of its
.ss7c1nies. With men who have no wish
but that the country shall be saye3, ana who
believe of al its evils slavery is the worst,
the regret will be sincere, that our ns-
tionM trials thus far have not sufficcd to
do away with the prejudice which will
consult hues and complexion when what
is wanted are 1aborers at the fire
But the hand on our national dial is stead
ily moving to the end that must come, too
resis:less to be stayed by old time prejudi-
ccs, CT held back by President or Congress.
Dcs'iny has enforced it. The people
~iu it
, 1862-08-06

The Wheeling Ls&eAgcncsr Of the "a inst
contains soaking speech delivered at Nor
2anto~n, Va, by Benator Wiley, on ths
ecourse Of bis colleague, Garlic, In reference
to the bill for the admission of West Vfrp;nfa.
r. The CINCINNATI Commercial learns from
private letter from Russelvn1e, that tho
. telegraph operator at that point, took part in
the recent fight, and wss one Of the men Eho
shot Capt Morrow. immediately after the
light, the operator destroyed the telegraph
instrument, 50 that Bowling Green could not
q, be telegaphed to for soldiers.
, 1862-08-06


"6ir,'' salu trusted and favorite employee
to one OF our wen known citizens, yesterday,
<tI am going down to enlist in the Board Of
Trade regiment"
Employer {sternly]-"B you have never
askc1 NY consent"
Enploye (hesitatingly)- But-but-sir,
you know you have yourself urged others to
60"
Employer (savagely-"Y Your going, str, Is
quite different matter, sir. And let me tell
Jcu If you do enlist, sir, aud dare to tell me
Jou uaye done SO, Tn~-11 giue you fifty doz-
Ed7s."
4 check for $50 was yesterday atternoon
presented and not refused at one Of our banks
, 1862-08-06

1nd4ana Troops and Allotment:
1snlAsAro1ds,.A August 4:-Al1otment Com
missioner Goodwin bas arrived at home With
1pEaEts Of SIC. 900, from the 25th, SD aud
SD Indiana regiments.
, 1862-08-06

Green Bay and the Rest OF Mankind.
GREEN BAY. August 5.-Through the enter
prise Of hr. Wiusfow the old north city and
country th3a day Joins hands By lightning
With ber sister citlea and counties Of tia
state, as well as with all outside barbarians,
ard trusts the connection this day forged
may never be broken.
, 1862-08-06
EI-1Inyor Barker Of Pittsburgh
Killed.


A shocking accident occurred on taefFiets-
hrrge, Fo:s Wayne and Cnicayo ra1ir9ed Sat
urt,ay cvsnipg, 3 short distance hcloW Man
chester. which resulted in the death Of e1-
Mayer Barker OF Pittsburgh John Med on-
feared. Mayor Barker had been to Middle,
town addressing war meeting, aud was con-
ing up the railroad track with others. when,
col fused by.t two passing trains he WAS knocked
down BY one Of the locomotives aud hid
bis head entirely severed from his body,
Mcdonald had . leg broken aud Was injured
about the head.
, 1862-08-06
Nem ADVERTISEMENTS.
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j avenue. No. g.. Bent moderate. inquire on t'1e

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ITO RENT-B,,ck Hoass on Third
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ITO RENT-House No. :25 Wet
1askse1 sess.1 80 ~ @5eGns Eooa Ill
$P 5 { a5is %Snsa snd @ssss
DOR sALE.-MEDICAL PEAC-
TtcE ta IA s1s ssS + t9 I'D oe: %s.ts1 s;s9 ss
SssSss:s Ss5,{ss5': f. R5S's into tie amy 1adis sa:Etl
TLISWORTH'S ZOUAVEs, AT.
f5s ans Rzaaps e s H.
Psiss3s w{nl9g t9 len this organization will have
RI order; Ell. BRAND: :tes CoIssTt: ;ssa
0NTARID FEMALE SEMI.
S. 4 ~5st IS III $;sgs sss
% 81! II: SS;;sfs IL Ri
GTRAYED Thursday II ,1ninx.
bsyn bsy ar o. aoaa E
VII ht literally rewarded. auESte1N
T OsT- On State SJ.eet, Mor1l1y
i II OF 5th Bank Draft for 81.0:& Is uy Ana :; &
Sloan, OsseEo OF importers AM Traders R.na, y
F., In favor r. Nm. r HowIans Also. With d-a:s.
several bsnk bills. Payment Ut d7a hss reen topped
finder II. hc ltF::ilF warded hr returning
and money TO the Office Of Ge5. D. RUSSELL III >31ueh
Wells street. auR6 tss7et
7 OST-$5 90 REV ARD - A
- Faskase OF Brick Ticket. AaEss Il ~ s2;; S5ee
NJATRIAONIAL.-A4 Gentleman,
ly1 aged rY years. desires to correspond with i
young .a1y o=e from nneteeh 70 tHeu!y SIX yeare.
VII: 7leT = ra."lu1ny. tsna p;epo ;s1Ss1G ia
tes-anC+E1 s.1 attcrionate and loving dap stoa
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| tseoP.0 aas6taSS2
. Y DIV & f st 30 " I Il
/ ~ KNIrES !-Ai kinds OF Cartridge Any a24
NarY II vol, ers as- Cots par-sn T. inch anti
all kinds Of Bowie Knives for sale st r.lNe orcs
/ CHAsiLE5 RIG rs,
aus6t3.Ee 1ls Lake street.
, 1862-08-06

$4,000 se oH tE.e HS ss: 81 assas s assa5 rE
Made C1othi7g. Eoots and SHOES. Tooacco, Ct5s.s.
Farm Mortgages. Wisconsin I;silroad Fir.t Bou Is.
1sonds IT Green Lake Dodge aad Fond Du 1@1c Eo4n
following oprny;a lnts n tie CITY or .sochest;r:
the cGunty three miles fronl tue city OF Rochester,
3tinn iSacres iand one .s from rha Town Of :fii9
covered win oAk aud maple timber: u lots l. thu
ritz cf ns4sosl,, 1Sanei,t." County, vi; streets
Eipcn, FpHa LII L4c County, Wis Al! tile above pro
Ty i free from all encuu5ralces of eTarJ nature.
taxes asl paid.
any reson wtshirg to tradc 9s any o. all the above
nali1cd property Will .: It to ttE tLtArrst 10 call On
fht eubscrthcr btrc. adtI him thr
TIE toat <.f!ice. BOX if.G, Chicago, III.
Nnr.e INT pr:rclpa1s viii c dealt Ttth.
3,SpfaC6Stpet G. 7. GILBERT.