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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-02-15

mission ~ raise one ~ these regiments
Of cavalry and when the cx Judge
brought back the commission, the ~.
Governor takes 10 Co DIS Iaatn al the hH.
tol, while another plunderrl sits az the
koybulc. watching hkr q mastia vhilo
be- inside counts up forty thousand dll.
lars profit On the horses. and calculates
twcn3y Thousand dollars more upon thc
acconircmcni- and on the other details
If furnishing these regiments In al
dliiru tu thr arms Boz The hands ui the
six hundred thousand soldiers ia the
field, thorr are numerous outstanding
contracts made with private individuals
hot made upon advertisement, not
made with the knowledge of the public,
but made by members of Congress,
who snow un more OF the difference ir
tween one cla.s IT arms aud another
than DOES Ncfh1l.,, minister There
are outstanding contracts for the manu-
lociure of Springfield muskc,s. the first
uuo ~ which cannot BE- delivered iu six
months from ibis lay There isn con.
tract for the supply If one million and
ninety thousand muskets. 90 twenty.
lght dollars apiece. when the SAM
quality ni ma~kets Is manufactured at
Springfield iHr thirteen aud hnll
apiece and au * gcuh5v %. Congress
rs uaw iu Massachusetts,. trying to get
machinery made ly which Doe will be
able e. manufacture 300 some xix months
hence, AT twcn'y-oue dollars apiece
those r'A,l muskeis manufactured fo
lav Eu tlsf HIutsrt f.r tbftfU.u dUllafa.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-02-15

There is nh doubt that Lane Is organ
izug au expedition from Kansas into
Texas, fr the purpose of general rob
berry. c1ndscaton and emancipation OF
slaves This be does with the approval
Of the President In addition 60 a state.
mcnt Ia that effect. which We copied a
a fcw days since, we Gud the following
IN the Cincinnati Enquirer
Lane will command column organ.
lied with view 60 demonstrate the cor
rcc,ncss Of those principles which be be
loves can alone bring the war u a
successful termination In this position,
lis understood, he * cordially lndorscd
hy the administration
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-02-15

CAwRos'e Br,eVUov How &c WAS
uoys The special correspondent Of tho
pttsburg Chronicle .qy- thar uo mau
wa, moro surprised ty hi. removal from
,hc War Department 'han Cameron h.m
self The change ma'e ia fAr work %
the President u, adds
The FIRST agitation o the subject iu
the Presidents uinIacrnJei Iasl Thu-.
day Yesterday. hc bad formed bis CON.
clusiou. aud addressed = note o. Came.
ron informing hm uf II This note Was
received ly Cameron last night. anal was
the FIRST in'Ima,l.n ho had thata change
was determined on
II Is needless 90 say the war minister
was surprised and agiiaied, bu, the
President assured him Of bis personal
good wi by the tender uf iho very bonn
onrle position of minister Go Russia. boo
place of Mr. Clay, who has desired o. lc
recalled
We are not allowed 70 know the fcs
Sons of the President fr this change,
but we can safely venture the opinion
chat 70 results from bis c1nviftiun tUat
,ho country desires and las long desired
a change
1t would be useless to deny. also, That
the President, aud bis friends felt that
Mr. Cameron has not been recently sym.
pn,hsIug with the administration but
on the contrary. has been Tn active sym
pa,hy with politicians in Washington.
who are zcalously and bitterly opposing
the President and his moasurcs
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-02-15
Re M Ova al.

HAVE removed my store 10 the 0rick house
Immediately North Of shs Courthouse.
& JACOBS
6Afssst - ~ ~ 10 -
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-02-15
I,urul advertisements.
GINS. GINS. CINs!.!

ISAAC \. BREAZEALp takes this method
| Of returning his thanks 10 the citizens OF
this and the surrounding counties, for their for.
Nor patronage aud also IN ipiosm them that Mr.,
~ Y. Williams "a now the Only authorized agent
Enr thn min of tho
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-02-15
TEXAS REPUBLICAN
ONLY TT0 DOLLARS AND A HALF A YEAR
Il. W. LO cry,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.


rHF TEXAS REPUBLICAN is iss8ed weekly at
TWO DOLLARS AND \ HALf per annum if paid
N advance II paid within siX months, Three Dollars
n 9ayucut Doe delayed until after the ds months the
Or -c -ili ho Fuur Dollars. Single oople- Ono Dime.
Advertisements At ~ per square " ten lines or less
tni 30 cents per square ilr every subsequent insertion
A liberal iisc1urt made for yearly advertisements.
Announcement 81 candidate. Ten Dollars
Twelve per rrui viii De charged on adyttti-cmcnts
19t patti in advance
.a advert iscmcnts.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-02-15

ed mountain stream between two ridg
cs for about three miles, coming out of
the insurmGuntablc barrier, at Fishing
Creek Ford below Here we got infur.
nation about the road and struck on in
a Northcrly direction, coming out at the
mouth Of Fishing Creek. on Cumberland
River, about tx miles above the camp
We got in about o'clock. almost cx.
hausled, and had barely sci foot inside
our own brcastworks before the cannon
Of the enemy commenced hambardiug as
from the outside Our cannon retained
the fire, and drove the asslilants back
Al nightflal the firing ceased, but our
men, tired eud worn cut as they were.
stood behind the hrcasiworks until mid.
night when orders came for us to 70.
treat quietly across the river The
steamer Noble Ellis" with three bafgcs
attached commenced the work Of trans.
poriation, aud though we abandoned
baggage, and wagons, aud horses and
cuuaon, and everything save what we
had On our backs, the whole night was
consumed in getting the army ever The
river, which was very high at the time
| should not forget To mention that the
cannon were spiked before they were
left The army reiterated towards Muuti.
cello, Gen. Crttcndcn having deter.
mined "a strike for the Cumberland, at
the highest point were boats could be
landed with safety in order 10 be in open
communication with Nashville. The
last party that left Mills Springs set fire
to- the boat aud scuttlcd tie barecs and
started for Monticello. just As the enemy
marched into our old cucampmcnt. and
commenced throwing shell o.. this side
Of the river
We reached Monticello that night.
and then we were threatened with star.
vatlon-an enemy FAR more formidable
than the one we left beyond tie river
Since Saturday night we had not AN
hour Of sleep, and scarcely a meal 81
food, your correspondent frequently en-.
ioyod the Uowitzer mess" under the
supervision Of lient Wheeler. who was
not only fortunate enough 10 save bis
sw' which were on this side Of the
riyor, but also 10 save something 60
eat"
For a whole week W have march.
ing under a bare Subsistence. and have
At length approached that point ia q
soldiers career, when a handful a.
parched corn may be considered a FIRST
class dinner We marched the FIRST few
days through a barred region. where
supplies could GOT l., obtained ! have
more than alco seen the men XIII pork.
81 with their guns. cat AID quarter %.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-02-15

A FATTILn ~ y =
nATUIp 4 MASON, iuafHtgs and tounsfiipT'
at Haie. JFFFYRroy. Taxes. WI pmeuce in me
sixth aud 81 xhth JudirtN Districts Prompt atien.
claim. Omc. ga Marshall street owes j. l.. 4 -
smuhs -tor-.
~ The partnership does not include Harrison
County
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-02-15

an ytKav. 81. KAY.
r. II MCKAY 4ror1o, az lar Marshal.
u. ress- will nAfrticr in the courts NJ the : IN
Judicial District ana Ia the pi-trt Court OF shelly
county and IN the District Courts nj tas- -ni Marion
e,unti,. al.1i the Supreme Court a, Tyler
g. u. cior0H. 81. VhNztsnr.
IN ClOUGU Ann vANzNNur fao,H,H
y and Coulss4t, a. L1ln Ntr-Fsi tesf
, 1862-03-14

IFto1n the New fork World, Monday
Ore Of our western correspondents writes
that clandesti1e method Of getting the
Southern papers was established, and has been
in operation there some weeks, il not months.
The region between Cairo and Columbus, on
Kentucky side, is Kind OF neutral ground.
Persons haze been found who regularly
70 10 B!andyil1e or MaJleld and prs
cure late Memphis papers, which they
r;adily sell in Cairo. These persons must
have the nccessar; pass into and out OF our
lines, and they, Or their confederates IN the
trade, must hare eImila1 s7et~rc Of the rebel
1;ncs. They have, we believe, bad the sane
tion Of the commanders Of this post, and, II
&e mistake not, are regularly carrying St.
| Louis and Chicago pnpc1s to the rehals, sst they
return with MeMrbi3 papcrs to US. There Ia
no guarantee thst these characters are not play
| 1ce The double spy for either or both Of the
( commanders The rcbess have, however, taken
/ advantage Of this channel to play us 4 2" Tan
| Eee trick." with what success is not known.
I have been told that the regular ea:tions oi
| the A7.sra! aud Aealam1 he are ~oE!&cd OF fu1
| tie So5thcYn reaners, column specially SET
/ m Gor Nc--ttera bentft Is inserted, and few
cppjcy et.rek Of, which find their w.y from
lhs RuV- Grncr4: Folks headquarters TO thoss
Of Ger. Cul5m. Several OF. these snanut4e
| turcd stcries hare been e5ttns1:-lF c1rcuiatt:
of lasc, ~ tals.n E-on the Memphis papers
How 1grc:. r,|iapes 10 placed npen theta b,
our cc!nm3adere Or how fsc .hay ssc lH!iu
| c:accd bS tAetn. 1t would be diMent; to state
, 1862-03-14
i RMY SUPPL1ES.-Omce Chief

4 RMY SUPPLIES.-Ohce Chief
IL Comnt55ar5 ct Subsistence District OF Cairo
CaGo, I'LL, Feb. 2St1, 1861
Eraled propcsei5 Will 1t received At this Office {eon
1oya1 tdt:rs c,!ys uctti II n March 14,h 1867 for
NislaE Fresh Btc1 u te t-ecIs nj Cairo Bird Point
Fn:t HoIt, and Meu1d GtE, from Aprn Ikt to June
l4s.
Arc. for fErrihinE the trocfe Mt paducaa Ky, With
F5eth Beef from april III 10 jane 18th. 1872.
r. g beef t. be oi good AID Ehoiesone qualtsy II
GUS. It'll An equal proportion OF each {neck and
EE1ks to be .xc'uaeG1 end lu he delivered ut s1ch
tin. snd in ench quantities ~ n,ay be required By
ccEpetcEi authority.
Tie bids will sasn tsc price per net pound at which
beeF uall bc delivered. and be accompanied bg writ
tn f:cm suo responsible parties I'll the
p1dzr will Ese.n tie contract, Il s=s-del to him.
Bds mcst be on separate sheets Of psIeE tor Ca ru
1ad IAducah. Ky-
T:u+e receiving contracts viii be required to s...t
An assrent nt7 COPY OF which may be at till
o1Ert. H..
Ik. right to ,c:ec. any Or all hlda Ia reservcd.
E;ts 10 be endorsed FKnFpsAlA FOE BEET
B. DUBAisE1, Captain and G. 3. s. 4
M}.u2F-lUt
, 1862-03-14
&HlrpaaS


~ RAILROAD.
EoA MILWAUKEE,. La CaoesR. eT. FAr14 OaHkosu
BxHLH, AND IHTKK3KDIATE roIHTs
On sad after WEDNESDAY,, March 5th 1872 "a sssn
ger Trains Will 1Eeve the urpot corner nf Welt E1zIe
AID Canal stres:s tSrrdaya e1ceptea} a. follows:
~ a 4 = @ I'd ix and arrive - Milwaukee It
P1eseFgar Tzairs sr1t7s At Chicaso at !125 Il and
WAtkEGS A"cGx.Fcp s1tos TRAfS leaves Eh!caEo
at els 2. H.. sEa arrives 81 Cl.ttaep VI $50 a K
n,h5 s. C. 6ilbTI Superintendent
ILLINOIS CEN TEAL. Raj.
l. Es,AD.-CBAS..s e. Ttax.-tsr AZ. at.e: I'm.
H:T .t-;:a tEs1 80 .7-.-s AZ, t.4:- f7n:: rhe
::-ss cri7s- ~! u L-E' At s'a:..;a wa:.z
a,:s:s 80 Z ~ suntsss. ese.o,- s-s:1siss ii Pc
ii 81 -. !: II, Loksa'pes, ~ :: X psss~
M Vie ss.toEafa5 Saolss u Il. z!;oa IL:
Pm. Ct. Louis ll:li +. II, Terre Hause .:a3s$
An, a:d Cairo $50 4, II.
Aseneas citation 6!Sa F. cycrJ da--foy CAnt<at8
Hs ssse. a,5 s2a csnssefs a. Gent5sA n aEasa =
e.taE .3:5 J. y, sf5i2"h I'D 1S0 :, N. LAX.
Eattonn With T. H. a. St Loc!= I:su.oad A&
,,.. Te77s ftaE+e 1t SIS 81
Afaans a:Htf. st st Csicago-Ae Ut s:is T.
Hes:aze shetsed to n;s Ir,partant points
II -he Crest Central neI,5s 'r'' ~ ~ 1>~
TOR HYCE FAER AND vo<.uLawN
1tasce !esse Geaesec: leave Wood L2wns
,&aA Ssa q. N" ~
x IpTJNEH1; f.s+ pas. ~" 3S.- %'@t%
, 1862-03-14

~
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q cooE C5ra15 State i Hiieois, il booS tayse7sn
ta q :s c9 &
e sd Gss1s p;ss sa sfs sssssya e
e g es$ ~i .d IF dss as
6s as Il ia
as 81 eSee saa aa e e. 1
thesn q Sigh. Eenaze5 dollars ltool each bsaS the
snd F=:s6s 1rsssetiveiy % 1s ffst dsJ d esch y
yembeE ard Msy i5o.n i;.e 5zt 3ay q koSs=F T. y
81 by sad Mortgage that dsisuit stall be .asde Il
he 1reEt or anE one otsa.d iE5;azasata
dayn sss tas std }siasa@ @ sqf Of E.tsea @ 1sasSE
a9a q T 5s u o &c az or
70 the contrary EttAstaaGin: And whereas aetaHlt
az aas q e ?t Esla I'd q M e.
ofEoycn5er, A. ., ls aad q tie notes 5or esgh. aE
aeS ans e9sa IS esea ssta ~
msinsd md are wi.o!ly Dig and m, nnEaid d. Eex,
as5sessa otse nssss 5assn ts L saa
M s q
saversiment and sss !c premises conye3e. y ssln
Il e = aa rsa sauS S5S2f 6 aS ss 8
n be a = p9st % ga f ts h ea
u4 fou9icerth es ID dsr Il @ Ss:ch b. ~ q is
ssss ID ii o
sS i . Tf fg snf 81 II ess sass az: I'd ssy5n
5sS ass5 rs { 5siss e os 81 T e
1$s s. Sssss
s5son saats1 rs hes 8 sv;5 Jl esnt 81
kG ss 1T ssaa sna sssS ssssfa aaoa E
sss FL f'is2 S$S e hSk5 4
WE ii SS5s: bssES5fs as;::z e:|sezo 1s'Fizs 'sl
, 1862-03-14

@elplng matblnfs.
T.. CORNELL j. Co.'s
Sewing Machines.

p
Tacssrt 4 Fa.s's Patent Wilcox Gsbbs Patent.
EtNritc Patent
All :rg Machines tn rna7sct mako osc another
tf th.sf three A.tchrs Single Thrta1 Stitch Double
Lock Stick, ts1om TWO common Rrcola}. Lock or
ra.1!e St1ch, taxe on 10th stdra, An expe3rccH vi
FIVE YEARS L: tic ,asuet aod practice. knh~le4'te
rs n esgirg THAT re have hE tar te hest s. sest lnoet
at;p!e nn4 rel;snss machines taking all nE fHEsE
E1sa wall a:ad aae that each N t5 plase !. nrets1rcd
can xa.a ra2yesraccd h'H.edee al the real merit
. u: tEtse1s sst:chss a:a haCc yHGE canee & vt.a =
oart!es whatever they Wish to sew Our Heavy Manu-
iaeIar.nE LceE Stitch ta-iEs hoth stde.l Nasnea
lighter faster aai x!t ss= .asa cetcash e the nolse
Ne keep Sewing Hachne silk, Cotton, Oh, NceI1es
sud &c 17cIt Sewing Machines by the week or !nonth
Laoy Is il: attendance to "a all Kinds OF stttcli:s
70 order sF !:Ead or1 C7cEssIz before purchasing
Eent rad stamp for Samples and Circular, OF ca md
see them 4:
1873 Lake Street, {ap atnfrs.)
Address l. CORNELL 4 co. Box g. Chicago. FL.
f6G1fGt-IF1
, 1862-03-14

M :.1oAiIE Ea{.H--- ~ s:trtetl2.
l*3 rs t:s:str .:E:fsase. dssc: :t:s~ f:. asE Of
of Cool Isu::. :a:r &: Tlao:s ia booS za:rss
tt.es o.; s,us ~: ste1:s :sat tary .. a.9z:,: rs
couve:e6 70 .n+. F. Ca:iia, l:. ote:.:= hs:c
:naitn7 described =. :Ae raytnrat us tr-..-.
rr.,uts;csy ncs:s qsa';;s 7e - < VIII ssi5 1s.:::
70 :i.e q: e .! ,Esll ,cs u s aos$ 5slh i9. Ias
ssssisS ~ Id Cd e otiS u | Il sar = Il ia
suJ Lfty dollars $50 cas: helr She an.9uat q 6tN
ANIMAL rse-ss za:5 7fic7A sn.l a.I payable re
Fs oa H. a :ES Y asg e ss:s Segs r. IT, Fl IT, M Z
Es5s Isat1 Aefapa ssas. b. na!ls II The payment d
stne At stsii 1r11n.u cue aa innS.d 1cF tairty dhJ
.ea tsle sait principal SUE OF eleven Thousand dol.
a.A sl:n At b1ssF.s and h5 dn5 and 1eyaos. g.
~ sssS aayhis z ts ns; sxsR I sF a
i51e7es: s5= n I.e n1S q aiy and % tle n.s:
hundred aud f.x d6ara each E,s7u1tEg 1t those da+es
respectively End given for SAID i,=talns1te, Taie
Eow the.afo-e nrh:.c 2otee Is l-:o- g-eu that ay
virtue Of LIE authority ccn!aiaed IL sa:d mortgage
zaG 9 sseaf s ssd s: of e;ssSs ycfana 1 Ges
Ssys5 + ssisEestEsEs ~;:5 Il! rsns "a saalty 8
she:v heirs rer:cseasa.ses ass:as tas5ei WIN b
soId 3. p1hs auctoR TO The hgAsst bidder for casS
ter YeoS Il tte 1osSnec: OF Eriy r @ sstss3 y 3s
Court House ia iae csT q Ch.cEgo aad which ~
p7cntsrs KNOWN and described as fotl1Ws 10 wit
E hssssssa sas z aa5s ee ss g = Il; sss s
es7o,1asne Coany. .o4 Coos and State q E;iao:. .
5sthsE @ 3 saats ssz dwsE Ea f:ss6
IL tes:fssn E.,3fSlps s:fest iocad chssEo 1szfsa
, 1862-03-14
TATARRHl CATARRHli
~ CATAluN:!}
III, sEELYE's LIQUID CATARRH REMEDY,
WARRANTED % be eure cure 1oF
f,ATAN}1Q or COLD IN THE HEAD.

UAEEAETEa % be tu1e cure toF
CATAMJkN or COLD IN THE HEAD.
rxx INSPIRED 1noreA.zn pessona lie yea.1y in thls
eopntry Il: tsnkunPuou. EIary rhy1:ciaa knows fhkt
with fultx sNuisdt cf th1t number. the disease trzt
commenced hsn
cATARRH IN THE Rose.
17e mr.. ser 1s.nR to the throat and bronchial tubes
IT lHE:!y. tlt !anEN
Ii '-ras:cr 10 CURE CA,arre thar Consumption and b
cu.z tl,r a. we rreN =: the latter Persons sson!d
understand That the tei'ts way to cure Consumption
I" prryrnt IT,
Ehd fGd tin: they havt frequent stacks sad are more
aeHluvr TO LIZ changes ~ Temperature lr this COT
u!tton, tht s4y lit. dry. Slight discharge thin
sao .c.a ncso; a1sk and ssssy
EtenAa A QuA1tstv aid Changed in quality; thew 40
nw tkirk aud hcsvr. ard either got of br how.
Enc the nts or tfs. Ihey fA Into tha fhro1t shc aro
Sa~ krd sxurhcd o.. The sec-et:ccs are oGenssve
tycf a.c ECAL sEe s".sc ct ereN II 1cesxpea or &c
atrtrca: dcsiAtsa n..GE"1tiT takes place Another
F1nataoa sEt lE,t-taKt symptom Of C6.A7f1 H. Ik1t
tho Ter ~ egeG 70 cter Ills 1trcal In The morning
III" her1 dnreEg tie night When this takes p1ace :he
rr1*on xay tr that tia dfsease IL It's way the
tur::A AID ts,d lore no .rse IN ATess::az i This
tsrve arc te fy7nsnf 1t C.@:s.h - they arpssT n
- il, he aia q tno LIQUID cATaIHH REMEDY. al
f'H~n Ayihpinntt car 5a G1icSly ah6 efccfn.GF To
moved A:c hare sus i-at e.,adaeacs n the 4se1ce.
st II aaAare Ill &ho spoard TO set it4 virtues n
fer nnr .ssont, becc:- "a 1cce,:ed the sora.
viii Gr r-fn.IrL.
iace =, tic Cstar:h !r:aedE, 1,eieat for uf
nnn noatI. w.:h fus. AID csesf Gi7s<t:on*
0n3ce. 1875 Lake, Corner OF WeIfs-St-
Attate64 Dr.. D. r sEELfE
, 1862-03-14
legal Rntires.
CTATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY

~ OF CooK- sa-Crcuit Court Of Cook County,
April Term, 1860. Eben Conant vE. Janes u Beers
4sneEsa ssrs s Beer Ralph EAi seta g HaEgooa FL
Amdavtt Of The non residence Of jau,Es u SeeEA
Mancrva Beers, Hiram Bee-s .na Elalson MLrelgr De
ne Clerk q said C!sent Cors: Of Cook County Noce
hefrET Etyen te the sstd .1aE'e5 Il Bes-s Aa1eFy4
So1nplatnsnt tlse his rdr5 hill x i4 said
EepEt On she EtaneI :':e ih-!: :, ts c1ta day OF
FtbfaaEI lSt 6!:i sjAt sur.1Gas thereapoU Issued
e1: Ct ea1d ConEt AGAINST sst d"ientAats. Teta.abie
on rte second NoEdaJ u AaTtl 7ext {7sG1)e: Ii by
lay required
Eow. ..'ess Eoa, tee ssi9 5s'-cs u Eec:s M,a-sys
EenallT he aa .tpea: h:t"se It
Comfy IT, h:sl ajy yfstse 1e1t Af.:.s
Re holden r: Ct2xo. IL sid CoEn-s. :.-e ss.r.:
Monday ct -, ~ AID p1ead, :cs~s: .: ,te3t:
10 lie said coE:.:usu.a amends! bt c,anp!ai.*
z2u e:atea viii be taSe1 Es Confessed. art :cerrs
entered assnst yea according to thu l7sse. of sad
tiu,
J. H. AAEHbI ~. Ccnptaie > Hts' so!ie;t2:s
mhItr ,i:-;w WE u. CErRCS! Elc.k
, 1862-03-14
Female Diseases, &C.,


4 FFL1CTEn, READ Eight
"A years aCc nccAuar afflicted with
hIDNE ET CONIPLA1NT.
Ana rsde cve1y effort be ca=ed IciploTcG a.t the
Doctc:s IN Grlud Rapids, and lnas:. oEac1s, but
help, hoo1: three months AGO kcaTd of
DR.. WHITTIER
1G4 EoH1ss Clark $t.s Chicago, H.,
and at oace rlseea myself under his care Thanks he
70 him leTescred ne &c health - few wesss az AZ
IL! can rrk.ore them ii Health. an Eow stiil
have l.. 81 rceidcat CT AEs, M.c;. for Iwent.tsi1
years L. Dector deyo1es hs %En:c tt1ac and
ton treatment n alt old s,attl;1s cases such
were :: sc7y ecusdereG iA:ITaSie- AnE person send
iaE one M tc Dr. IT, car his ornion free Ct
ch6sRt RIEEAED MCGACAEf-
NH II, r iWdtW
, 1862-03-14

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COUN-
- TY or COOK ss-sane.ie: Cogrt Q: Caiesso.
lcr t:.- Of the EsaaCl ut La Porte vs. Et.a:na
D.T@;;or act: s1arsaset TaT.c. Etfs. Ci:a':eS =
Isal.I, Ai;-n iaE.i!-or, Hugh HcEni!uusE, fssse L.
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A1:sn Hamilton. Hugh hErCGlorssl Jesse L. wisi!s.4
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