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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-21
Grant County UEion Republican and Democratic Ticket

For Congress, Third Congressional Dis
trict, composed Of the counties Of Grant,
Lafayette, Iowa, Green, Crawford Ricd-
land and Sauk,
6MASA COBB.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-21

Louisville, Oct ~
The rebels are retreating towards Cum
berland Gap. They destroyed nine hun
dred Of their wagons and the bridge across
the Kentucky river, east Of Hanoisburs
Gilberfs corps meyedon Wednsdny mclis
ing to cross the river. A rebel force o. ~
fautry and artillery was there to dSP0'
their passage
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-21

EaD x correspondent OF the St. LOUIS
RepuJhcm, writing from Carroll county,
Missouri says:
"On the "a inst, Judge Birch visited
Carrolton, No, and addressed the people,
urging lis claims for scat in Congress.
His audience. with few exceptions, was
c imposed of rebels, anl Of course, he
made first rate secesh speech. When
about half through, Capt. Wakefield Stan
ley, commanding tie post at this place,
,leeming his speech calculated 10 fan afresh
the flames Of rebellion and bushwhacking
in this section. ordered him 10 Stop bis
secession speech, and further, gfle him
orders to MA Re no more speeches IN Car
roll county,
The next day the citizens Of Carrolton
held an mitigation meeting, and adopted
the following resaIutions:
Reso1cea, That we believe that the
speech delivered here yesterday by Judge
Birch candidate for Congress. was revo-
lulionary, and calculated to do much harm
by exciting uniformed young people, AMI
thereby producing afresh 10 this section,
the evils from which we are just recov-
ering.
Resolved, That rs the loyal men Of Mis-
souri, have had to leave their farms and
homes to risk their lives by going into the
brush to drive out bushwhackers, we be-
Iieve regard for our own interests re-
quires that said James II. Bitch ought to
BE prohi, tied from max no speeches tend
ag to beguile and delude thoughtless per
sons, and thereby inducing them to JOIN
the rebel cause, by being falsely impressed
thai the present war IS for the abi lishmsnt
of slavery.
ResoiOea. That the Object Of the press
ent war is to restore the Government and
for nothing else, and if the institution Of
slavery il rebel States is destroyed as an
incident, the Llame must rest entirely on
the rebels.
Peso'0ed, That we are pro-slavery, and
m.ny Of us shareholders, bnt we are will
ing, AZ true Americans, to sacrifice life,
property. and even slavery itself il neces-
sary, to save The Government, but wauld
rather preserve both the Government and
tile slavery institution if possible.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-21
Z. YANpEnyEER.

re- IIoa. jeff. O. Davis has b en-
re.ea Ell from arrest FOR the killing Of
General Nelson, BY order Of the War De-
pertment. He will probably BE- in the field
amin in few days.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-21
NV YoRK EIEcTIoy.-Tha n

New York ELEcnoS.-The New
York Herald Of Saturday advises Sey-
nous to Withdraw, stating that If he re-
mains on the track he may curry New
York city, Albany, and few interior
towns, but he VIII be overwhelmingly de-
feaied III the State. Other adyices put
be Union majority at .ftfy thol@and.
I'heHeraid had been sup orlingS syinour
but seeing defeat = Be inevitable, and dis
covering that the pAople Of the Empire
State would not sustain. the tories, il aban-
doned the cause.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-21
hMASA COBB.

For member Of Assembly 10 rep eaent
lie Firs. Assembly District composed Of
the Towrs cf Hazel Green, Smelser and
Pl!tteyille,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-21
PHri.ADELpmIl, Oct. ]

PHLADELPHIl Oct y,
Thayer, Union Republican, election 'p y
cede' III tie 5lh congressional isiuct Y
70 majority. Meyers, Onion Repai' ~ -
j. also elected b thr 81 congressl9naI -
tfict.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-21

Nor ELECTED. lit has been ',l"Vp cs
that j. B. S. Todd, brother o. M's. no.
ident Lincoln. was 81 cted Delegals ! .,ure
gress in Dakota Territory. fun cs,e@
show that VIM. Jayne. the presen' q NJ
or Of the Territory, was chosen e 81 500
Toldby about one hundred and nv
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-21

For mcmbcr Of Assembly to represent
The Fifth Assembly District, composed Of
the Towns of Cassyiie, Be4;ovn, Glen
Haven, TaIton, Little Grant, Wyalpsing
Patch Grove.
ROBERT GLENN.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-21

C1NcINNArI, Del. II.
Ohio election returns from 81 couall's
give Democratic majority of l7S0O
Democratic gi.in Of over $4,000.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-21
Gen. MtCeIlars Order OF Tic Presidents Proclamation
HEADQUARTERS RS ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
Near Sharpsburg, Nd. Oct. Z, 1857

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE POTOMAC,
Near Sharpsburg, Nd. Oct. Z, 1857.
General Order No. 163.-The attention
Of the officers and soldiers of the Army Of
the Potomac i called to General Order
No. 1879, War Department, Sept. "a, 1867,
publishing to the army the Presidents Proc
iamation Of Sept. %. A proclamation Of
such grave moment te the Nation, official
~ communicated to the army, affords to
tho General Commanding an opportunity
Of defining specifically to the officers and
soldiers under his command, the relation
borne by all persons in the military service
of the United States toward the civil au-
thorities of The Government.
The Constitution confides to the civil
authorities, legislative, judicial and execu-
tive, the power and duty Of making, ex-
Rounding, and executing the FEDERAL laws.
Armed forces are raised and supported
simply to sustain the civil authorities, and
are 10 be held in strict snbordinatinn there
Is 10 al respects. This fundamental rule
Of our political system is essential TO the
security Of our republican institutions, and
should be thoroughly understood aud OBJ
served by every soldier.
Tie principle upon which, and the %
iects for which. armies shall be employed
n suppressing the Rebellion must be de.
termined and declared by the civil author
tiles; aud the Chief Executive, who is
charged with the administration Of Nation
al affa S, is the proper and only source
through which the views and orders Of the
Government can be made known to the
armies Of the nation Discussion by OH
GERS and soldiers concerning public msas-
ures determined upon and declared by the
Government, when carried at all beyond
the ordinary temperate and respectful ex-
preston of opinion. tend greatly to impair
/ and destroy the discipline and efficiency Of
the troops, by substituting the spirit Of po-
itical faction for that firm, steady, and
earnest support Of the authority Of The
Government, which is the highest duty Of
tile American soldier. The remedy for po-
fiticaI errors, if any arc committed, is 10 be
found only in the action Of the people at
the polls.
IN mus calling LIS aOsSht'ob y tHi7 "ttiJ
to the true relation between the soldiers
and the Government, the General Com
mandng merely adyerts to an evil against
which it has been thought advisable during
our whole history, to guard the armies Of
the Republic; and in 50 doing he will not
be considered l,y any right minded personas
casting any reflection upon loyalty and
/ good conduct, which have been 50 fully il
Illustrated upon so many battIefelds. In
carrying out all measures of public policy,
this army will, Of course, be guided by the
same rules Of mercy and christianity that
have ever controlled its conduct toward the
/ def.nseless Bv.comnand Of
Major Gen. Mcclellan.
/ J. A. HaRDEE, Lieut-CoL, Aid-de-Camp,
and A. A. A. G.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-21

E9 Remember Election day, On Tues
day November the 4th.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-21

J'eioa Hsjnsity 1915
NeeXpeet 10 hear even better reports
from the Wisconsin soldiers.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-21

"a There is 40 truth IN the statement.
ieeentIy published, that the Secretary Of the
Treasury has decided to ask new loan for
the Government.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-21
BOX GhES5.

1t Dist.-IOHN 4 POTTER.
81 Dist.-IIHAMAR Q. SLOAN.
Sd Dist.-AMASA COBB.
4th Dist.-EDW a RID S. BRAGG.
5th Dist.-E. j. BROWNE.
9th Dist.-LUTHER HANCHETT.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-21

: Z y : I i
, 1862-04-18
Gar Sale NDttrf.

TAX SALE NOTICE To whom
ftmay cepcern Take notice that on tha sd day
Of July D. 1885, at ta1 sale held Al Il tas A. nor1h
County Of Cook and state ofnl1nois, {pursqaot 70
law) for Tie State and Comfy ta1ss 40 1ss Ses'f
tie undersigned purchased and received certificates
OF purchase therefor, the following deseEbeo real
estate, situate in said County Of Cook, TO VII III
EsTON ADDITION TO CHICAGO
Tbe a0ft eouth and adjoining the north 120 It Of
the east 100 It Of block number seven ta1eo 10
John Bell ..4, an 8. ~
the east 100 It Of block number seven; taxed 70
pnklpWn-
TOWN OF LAKE VIEW.
An undivided fifty acres Of the west half OF
northxast quarter Of section number 20, township
number 49, north range u east tA5sa to 80 =; ;.
Du1fee, with the buildings any s1tnated t9e5e 7.
IN Ana that the time Of redemption Of Al the
above described real estate fem above mentioned
tax sale will expire On the t#ent{,thiId aay o.
July 4. D. 1862 WM. r. fLEEI "ooo'
anifEDA11 st
, 1862-04-18
A PLEASING DELUS1ON.

The Delta Of the 4th, says Gen. LoEel thinks
"the enemy have evacuated the mouth Of the
riyer." The Della says:
Certainly the enemys presence has not been
without meaning. It is very probable that he
meditates a Simultaneous attack upon Forts
Jackson and Phillip and Fort Pike, and viii
attempt to reduce at the same time our river
and our lake dcfences. The reasons why he-
should hasten to attack are obvious, il he
means to attack. Warm weather is rapidly
gnnroaching, and the deadly heat Of the Gulf
snd Lake coasts, combined With pestilence,
viii soon commit more rayages In his e1pedi--
tious than dozen battles Wonld. he mnss
et1ike early, or tiB arm will be para1fzed.
The Mobile Adrs'ziser, Of April 5th, says Of
our Gulf fleet:
|. Tber now directly menace New Orlesns with
attack. The newspapers latest received from
that CITY have certain intelligence that be-
tween thirty and forty I fankee mcn-oi-War are
in the Mississippi river, below the city. and OF
course below lis defensive works. Besides
this Formidable aotllla in re r1yer, majestic
! feet rides under the lee Of Ship island- THESE
| ynst preparations have not been perfected to
! remafn Unemployed, and we may rest assured
that the blow, strong and heavy, will be soon
| struck ..-..,,,e
The N, 0. Peayane contains Confederate
account Of the battle Of Valverde, nesT Forl
Craig. New Mexico. The loss Of the Texant
was s. killed and 106 wounded
TIE pape1s from which we have been quot
;ncr have much 50 say OF the then a0tici
na3ed battle at Cerinth. They were al IN
Easy abont great struggle coming at tha
p Thew. have 8 great deal to say also abou
1.-the s2rpriee which their troops suffered .
UIion City. They regard It Hs exeeeainsl
hn.r;i,atinr. Their troops were negligent
and they gIieve over their lngforious flight :
, 1862-04-18
p C1&KKsos, Attorney.
Ehfcago Nafch II. 1a2- HnIsuna@atp

NIOTIGE.-Al the. notes: and ao+
counts saadgped to me By Z. b 1Stext @ 11lJ
~ oS Ami se3k It ny ofes. 81 Wat!1tu&taa aHsss.
at fe b II of 10 O'Clock T. n. to tho alxhsas puasz
Sc ha seen at he 1boIo pasee. ASHER GAAt4GH.
Chicago, March 2. .1s2 maxsn'|Ssa
, 1862-04-18

TH e
Northern Transportation COY
OF OHIO
uprepared to transr ort property between
Boston, all Points In New England, 6eW FORK
and the Vest,
With p1omptness. care an dispatch.
This well known Line OF Fourteen Flrstc1ass Screw
steamera connects at 0gdensburg with the
Railroad for Hoston and all Points IN New
England;
At Cape Vincent with tha
Railroad and Propeller Line between Cape
Vincent and New York,
And at Oswego with
LINE OF rs FIRST CLASS CANAL BOATS,
Between Oswego, TroY, Albany and New foEk.
Forming DAILY LINE fron Boston, New Torks
OgdensoufEh, Cape Vincent and OsWeEo to CleFesad'
Toledo and Detrotk
AND TRIWEE LINE TO
Chicago, Milwaukee and 11tsrmediata Ports.
AGENTS.:
J. Myers 1871 Broadway. New York. John HoeE
ing Etste street. Boston. Geo. A. EtdT OgdeusburEh
HI Cre7osin, Cape Vincent John 4. Crawford, o.
Eego Peiton g. Breed, Cleveland. Walker Hsyes
Toledo. 2. q Mathew DETROIT, u J. Hale MilWau
kee. Taylor; Na11ay y Co.. Ractne.
| CLARY & HOWE, Agents,
Foot Of North LasaIle st., Chicago.
| fAn4.n5l6m7
, 1862-04-18

f:r.x GE,oihpssek CSfTtsSaa WkEoo1, Urays, DO,
A1so, fr III kiaas of Eaehinmy.,
Euf up II Barrels KsEs &nd CSDA Su1ta o!e fof
perot os Wells EtfesE. orpodte the Hta&Ea house.
v4,Me HVppH viii ne EApt constantly On hkna-
TRkaN 4 CO. Commission AeschAa@ AEoatx.
9pa&pXzH1 0face No. s over Board Of 1EAde
-H4e = TxEan = = EkY. THps v. TEEGp
, 1862-04-18
';51t|fiiat1llt,oat- Eitd1j,I.tfs. djI.f

-. =: -
T A KE S,U r TOR.
- !: CHICAGO Arp x11wAukEE
AND LAKE SUPERIOR LINE.
'''.'. On. tho opening Of navigation.
-. F1AST ..CLAss: STEAMER
ssa1 Hs ns = Ct s. BS'&; &
.1,.pssem es.aa ss HAsSfx seasa W. eas :ssee
! j.. .'-':.. THE T.:
Western Transportation Go.
WESTERN EXPRESS.
=: !. / 86.2:.
JOHN ALLEN,- --JH., PRESIDENT.
TIE WESTERN TRANSPORTATION COM
a mas % ss g. e ass Il
NEW YORK CENTRAL
AID.
HIICHIEAN CENTRAL RAILROADS, |
.ss sass ss I'd teeSss
dsn1 sups42I fac1sss for ias trans soEsTon Of msF
e. 81 aes ss
$50 Canal Boats, |
Sa,sls ds4y eenRscsias At Daado viii he following
TIRE WESTERN EXPRESS,
R@ sR Genital IT, ~ ea5assE
x ss yisas sss sn q s. @ 4a s e
Iaier:
jr1,r F..,eaa.. TnE.e K%A4r EAn%Jss
, 1862-04-18

From the Memphis Avalanche, April 7th.l
Yesterday, about o'clock in the morning, |
the right wing Of our army under Gen. Aar-
dee, attacked the enemy in his camp. The
| fight soon became general, and was con- |
tested with great obstinacy: The impetu-
osty Of our troops WAS irresistible, and after
I a long and bloody conflict the enemy gave
way.
! at Pea Ridge, near the Red Sulphur Springs,
| or little place called Monterey, about four or
FIVE miles frem the railroad, and some twenty
miles from Corinth.
| side, are Col. Kit Williams, Col. Bate Of
Nashville, and Col Brown Of Mississippi
Gen. GLADDEN., Of Louisiana, lost an arm,
and Gen. Hindman had bis horse Killed,
| which, In falling, injured his lame leg. The
loss on both sides IS said to have been very
Gep. Buell. managed to reach the Federal
army, 1t is supposed BY means Of oftranspoIts,
| with his reinforcements on Sunday night, He
Tas consequently In the battle.
tre we're pressing on the enemy, our LETT wing
under Gen. Polk, succeeded in fanking him,
, and Intercepted his retreat to the Ii7er. Pas
sepgcrs report that the enemy threw doWn
, Of captives. They say. too, that eight bat
teries were taken, consisting of some fifty
q | guns
: great victory has been won, Many tanli-
warmest sympathy; but ne feel oVer]oyed IN
T the success OF our arma, and hope that the
:. triumph has been 80 complete as to place
> Tenpessce erect, freed from the humility to
, t which she wRs reduced BY the arrogant III
= | vnder.
! # the rout be complete, the Federal army
= | must be dieorgan1xed, aud no imped1ment 10.
! | terposes between our victorious Generals and
| Nashville. If Gems. Vaudorn, Price and JEFF
= Tho1npson now move against st. Louis, what
!. shadow Of hope Of the subjugatlon Of the
L. South remains to the Federals!
h. LATER.
d, The 9Th Tennessee Is reported as having
% pnffered severely. Il ia & gallant corps, AM
Of was most effective In the discharge OF II
at | duty.
e. charge. In fact there WAS little firing on on
n. sjde' lie bayonet and bowie knife being fee1
aa used
- 1uK LATEST. t.. .,
.. dispatch says that = courier left the bs!
he t1e f1eld at3 o'clock yesterday afternoon, an
It | arrfved ut Cor1nth late last night. he bring
IN the intellige euce that We have, 50 tar capture
be SIX Thousand prisoners, Including Gen Pfe'
i'll | tise. Ia
LIZ After this. battle, We may e1Pecs oE12fS 4os
'be | n hear frnrn Gems Buckner aud Tilghua
nd and ofher gallant heroes who feA into Il
ht: hands Of the enemy at forts Henry anu Dons
he sop, = -. - -
nd Mrnparg, Apsi1 "a dispatch from Ce
co. + nth, dated yesterday (Bunday). says, that
battle commenced at daylight this morn1u
, 1862-04-18

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
- COUNTY, gs-Snperior Cou1t Of Chlca3o June
TFrm ~ D. lS62 William T. Burgess VI Dennis BescA
and Peter +. Fecshau.-. Attachment: non,,,
Hearh aud Peter n. Fecktarn that VIII q 4!taEa-
ent tsaued out # the Office q the Cierk o. tae 2
& & 5. ISL, II lie sui Il ne said .s1:hs1 + Basgea
4seter n. PecEhap1 for the SIN Of TwenyF1ye HQu-
dfed Dollars directed to e shs5ta O. Io9k COMFY.
NOW therefore unless Fou. the said Deno's seaca
and Feter " Peckhsns shaI personally pe and ap2eE
L. dret day of lie ter1D thereof 10 be ho1den At the
Cont House IN The CRY Of Chlcag9 en ne nESs Aon p
fbe said plaintiffs aeoa 9dgnent Ttn ns ea1sTea az %
mncE Of the property attached as ,aT be snciens %
estleJ the said tungntn a9a c4sss TiM g sosa 70
sat.sfy the same. IdUe- .. u AhtEnnr III -
WG T. BCRGEss. in proper. ap2nssf4w
, 1862-04-18

TOARD OF TRUFUST MAtaSHAL5.
All Masters Of Steamboats, engaged in trade are
hereby Inhibited from taking white men IS deck
hands, and are required to discharge at once, such
al may now be employed By them.
The Captaiue. Clerks. Mates. Carpenters, Pilots
and Engineers are the only white men to be en-
n1ored 6n ench hoats n. TRErAGE1ER,
P. SouLE,
c. DuFoUR,
a. N. SroFFoRD,
Y, BuRrHE,
GEO. CARE,
Il. D. OGDEN.
, 1862-04-18
8 SALF.-Whereas>

TRUSTEE s SALE.--Wn nereas,
I,hn ztnuetn1an and Jacob Bergman, Of the
- nf C5nk and state Of Illinois, dld. On tae 81 day
+ 1S5 MAKE, execute and deliver r. the IN
49, led Deed TFust oI the lots Of land and e
49, hr+esrarttr mentioned. to Eecure the P8Yeqt qI
SH1+ tsofy notes In Patd deed osscr1oed
nsde r. the Baid Zimmerman and bergman AZ {eFe4
dafr Eth said decd, one for the sum Of 1Ie hnn11ea
and fourteen dola1s ($5lD, payable one year a1fef u
ate one for the Of foat hnndted and ninety aol-
isrs fxs payable yea{s aftE f8 date cue lot tge
sn1 81 e1 hundred and sixteen dollars l6l6) payable
thTee vaf Star its date and one f0F the Bun9 OF nve
hnn6Ied and eighty tbtea dolla19 ($s3. payx6s 1oq5
TesIs after its date all payable to the order oL
fg1ebart which ea}d Deed o{ Trust ia retoEt N NC
EscorderB otacein and for the County or CEok sos @
eaid in bopE ia Of deeds at page zA AL %n9t5 -
defapt hAe BEEN made In the payment q re hne ns
Of saia notes principal snd interest and 3ae hnid1
the same il apR dHa and unpaid and taa ns .ais S
or the sAms has made appltcauon r @ ~ nnroooe
property tn SAID TIust Deed descsaoeo' !"
Wsaase. 81 virtue sid TIL III PEI - Mnaas1 1S so
tne FL a. Xnfh S u oseeTH Hs Il g Z; tas aa'
CIV Chcsgo u said Gosaty q ces Z 9S 1e
soG .ee IL said iced Of Trusf descsea -
ny p!e1afns nsn1 fot1 txo @ and tnree 81 u u
gga9!aa1n of fke southwest quarter G3l o1 sefso.
En- ToE uship t3l, 19fa k9n9e iom
seEen AK M esst o1 the Principal aa9tlaa. ne1nE e
T. -. ~ 1snd more OF leas Tsfn all inc I1&ht N
stsv r. reiempttdn OF tie saft John zbnm&znan An
i eetsHHn' GEORHE n. LAT, j. Trustee
II i p CLaRKsuM, Attorney. -
, 1862-04-18
NTATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY

CTATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY
~ OF COoK- S. -aaper1or Court Of Chicago June
KinEsbnrv. illiam Rogers, ThomasB. King: Horace
warren, Valentine q. Ma1shau and Elijah BarE-In
Ch1ncery. A.. .s..a- xz,1s,r r.
fhre Of the detendants above named can be found up
On due inquiry TINT procese can be ss1Vga oa np1n
e Il 1he W cesE of eaid Superior eq Of Chlsago Voice
Is hereby rfyeu to the said Wilson e. uaF1B, denaa
EinrabG1y and valentine r. Marshall toet the COM
pls5aut lied his bill Of complaint II es1d Co9Ft On
ISL and tnereupon issued ont Of satd
Court agsIns said defendants setufnable On me ofs1
GoudaT Of June next, S62) as is by law required
NOW unless yop, the said Wilson c. Davis Heman
KirgtburY 8ud Valentine B. Marshall sha}! personhiJ
be and appear before said superior Court ol
Cook county, the rst aay q the tern 1 o1
2ssd Ss ssns ,t 51 iSe M
matters aud things heretn charged and satea VII os
taken ss confessed, and deGIse ghte1eu asslsA ~"
aeeo'o1ne 70 LIZ p'0ss1 ~ ATHUs B. CARTER. Clerk
WHITING wnopu7tpGE 4 GEAST. Comps 5ols-
Ht3 Mt
, 1862-04-18


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fsnndays excepteo ,r the transportation Of Freight
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NE" pRsa dnKa SbHfh3nis9 EXRRRss. TNi0N
ETPRE3S:
Erie and I1oy and 5 ~ Mestsr4 r cana ass OF cnal
At Cleveland. Win
CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH KAlAkoAD.
The Steamers compos1ng this line Of the largest
, 1862-04-18
CTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK

CTATE UF' ll4IINUIo, COVA
y COUNTY. sszSuperior Court Of Chicago, APEl
Terru A. b. 1851. Wheeler q Wilson Manufacturing
Ineuf. rr.x..1x.,,
oot of tie once fte CLERK Of the s9peftor Court e
SbicarD dated the nreeutd day Of March. r. y. 1B6A
Al Ma suit of the said Wheeler Wneon AannfaetoE
ing Company, and against he sstate Of TIE saa mn1oa
eight hundred and I5lno dolta1s. directed % sne
SferIfs Of Cook and Zane Counties, which said ~fata
haye been returned executed. .,,re,,
NOW therefore, unless you, The SAID Untoa nFSTr
turing Company saan personally De aoa oa 81 esTs he
1st day tenn thereof 70 % 6e s hoae AZ Hondsy of
ap = B. 5a Te Ipec aad Rtssd 70 ths sg saa
"a aStq' OF ~ sai pnintsn and much of the
p1ope1 attached BE- sGceas =; 70 sgy ~
ns1d }uog1nsAI A4A -rT53lsIAS B. CARTE2 CLERK.
, 1862-04-18
100000 ACRES


o. tho hes. Pine Lands IN the State Theze lands whe
h
piag. aa:aSpsssed: and - WqTtey ths a!tsatea
q sessi ss & e2t alsS foE
h tSs vnc re anes ssieeted viii sae
y lsS5 Il stes ps9 as x9o
ci s5s ssa r s sasss sa4E
fES saEm,s aloaE.ics q hsh & xsssels 81 ~ s a I'D
.Ihs Vsley q Sc SiSH - a6oanas aoE ea5y IN p.nr
Il ysoming inte demand foE shR9leas u
Il sadtnsn so Ill thess saysatases. now demon.
os at sfe Il
only about atteen moaths slnee the manufacture oa
There aIe now aeyen salt factories In operstton yield
Ing daily product Of 5 barrels aad there sre ten:
81 . pa6 TtRse s
II s
Pit of %esie9 senn W tie 1s5sa5s Of 2 En-
Vile Vsliey or Of tie @ ssgfnaw "a for he neSt two yezrs
Alse the III Offer y # A1sson on IL The a5s
@lshIesg sbeat twenty thous;na t asFss g
adapted 10 tie Chicago na;kst ...,
aossR % %seS 2s @ s nsE
IS 1ron tie sse t1de Of tns ssate no sSSr M ss Ts;,
ArEf SuanS q sr %
Of feet These ands AZ snecla worthy O. tue sstcu
The Company has il It's once At Detroit fall Dc
seript1on oi the quality and quantity umoee qpo
soih ct ana taese or Tic spesao
Of any ole Who Eay wish ta IS taem H. a, +na
letter or othei wise TO the subscriber at Detroit o.
FAIRBAFKs&G GREEHLEAF Chicago, Ill.
, 1862-04-18

:TEORGE RA ABE, Cabinet
~ te4en srFef1 Chicago Iu Pos. Ot1ce Boz 451,
Hi Kinds 81 Furniture Innds to order .Repz&ttns
nisiaed Pnened and Re- GooesS sresnIy p4cked
fo5 ,d detse1 4Te5tnye moySS a to M psrI q III s
- + b-Houses e1d Furniture csaEed et Bod Hnga 1or
eyex, in Ehutt Huk~ eF1Pl19 a1n
, 1862-04-18

VAX SALE NOTICE:-To whom
tmay eoncsrn Take aoce tass oa fsna i1v ~ frn
I'd certificate q PaEchsse g. e2 ~ acE q
EnzisS addition 10 the city OF Chicago a0 ne county
r. EnoE and State Of Illinois, tt1ed to II. q. 6noE:
intS a landa fneld In Pursuance TO aE} Ior
and County taIea and cos.s thereon due nnu nnps.d
lion 1sf e1eire on the Sd dag Of Jnl{ 4 y -
ap1& Al@4t MlLLtAM y = EAEsd M2 2S2;