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"Well now, / declare. It's all perfect; there
Is not a handsomer room in town"
Thank heaven thou3h I, have commit.
ted no more blunders.
To De CONTINUED
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GRHAT PEaNsILvAEIA ROUTE, pia Baltim0s
oSd Rayyisbsyg 10 Ihs NORTH and Weu-Two
trains leave Washington daily and one on sun
day-quict time-low fare and sure connections.
eeldiers' tickets sold through at government
rates. For tickets and further information apply
at the office Of Great Pennsylvania Route, noith-
east corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and Sixth ut ,
Warrington Once open from q. m. until p
M; on Sundays from 10 p. IN.
an Idly Z. o. NORTON, Agent.
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New Jersey Demecrssic Convention.
TRENTON, Sept. 4.-Josl Parker was to -dsy
nominated by the Democratic Unien Convention
OF New Jersey for Governor.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BAYeEELoR's HAIR DYE
Tls best &c !As World.

william 4. Ba!cheloT's celebrated Hair Dys
produces color nos to be dis.ing u,shed from ma
iure--wsnaated not 70 injure the Hair in theleas.;
remedies the III Effects of bad dyes, and invigor-
a'es tne Hair Tor LIFE. Grss, Red or Rxsty Hs.y
Instantly turns a splendid Black or Brown leay-
Ing the Hair son and beautiful. Sold by all
Druggisa, Go.
IL The Genairs is signed wnL1lxA. Bxrsx.
IloR, ss Ihs foSr SIDES er sssA 6ss.
Factory, No. 81 Barclay ST., Ns~ Yoys,
A37-1y fIate 23s Broadway and 10 Bond 81,
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NOTICE.
KoPOSALS from Dealers and Millers are L.
vite1 Till the 6.h d.. of seY:enbe-. fsfe for Iurr-
ttsnirs fiser to tss SubtIsteace Department,
sanfios Of ttit Flour car b. seen ct tie CEyitcl
Bakery In this oltJ.
II IL eesitous TO mako oostrsot for 30 600 bar
Iss, shoud however, sny pciEc Gsaire 80 IA ri sl
CT bsrrols in Fis bid ''''
sS oontrsctoT VIII DO r.; Utrsd TO f.rnish abou.
s9 bssres ds,g, until tbe ce7irect 10 flloi.
No nosr Eill bs received which docs not con.
made ius: before tbs purchase,
The flonr 20 Is deITe:e5 =. the Railroad 3e-o,
s.o,ss.oynk Ss1;nk iShi CT cnT Ct IA " sTehsR=cs
che tour 70 be put n lev bsIre'. and head lir. 81
Tor eny proper oaa.e.
No hids vii hs received from con.rsotors shc
tract ~0-
tholr bid. -
Sho osth ofsIleglaace rau.t ,cocr-.suy e,ch bid.
Firms maklnE bids should stats the narae, OF tie
parties litTeEted.
Pnymens to be nats IN yrcassry ao.c,, and tbs
BIAS to bs G,E.sttg 10 COL A, BEGRWiea, A.
". q, ard =. -, d "a, " S.alilg Ion, D. C., sIi
endorsed proposals for Flour an2s
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q y RIeIASt
'eEPARvNErY OF srAYE,

80 w.rTrr-,o. y,,,.,,s. l~,
Tss sse,etsry o. S.efs viii hercs<nf resolve
Ner.Sess - Co,sreca on huzncss On saturdays,
eosa-r=rciSs viss saszr',by, tks sr-t 6. ssxs
ss-ris.
f-E sSr rfrTtan n srvyIns
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1kiFFBvRN6 EosPISAL.
ERrI6F --Ou and afssr thls dsss, Tntsrs vn,
g allowed % enter she 9 wards Of thn EosSitzl On
ysseofys, saturdays and Sundays oniy. and %
John Q. BtkLS6S.
AMI SarEeen, y, q, Arny, n 0kSrxa
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This Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT TIRE
Court OF Washington county, In the Dfr trics cf
Columbus, Letters OF Administration, with the viii
ennexsd, on the Personal estete of Mildrtd
Johnston, l:te of Washington county afor.saiS. ].
deoessed. Al persons having ciaiIns sgainsi m :
sald Or oe6sed 6re hereby warned 10 ex hI MT tss
same. with the vouchers therecf, 10 the AM
soIiber on or before the lsth day Of Asrust neIt;
nenent OF the said estSte. Given under ray hlI
this 18th day OF August, 1857 ~
ALLEN BUHCH.
~ uNo-wsw Administrxtor w. A,
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Tho Europa Outward Bound.
Boston, Sept 3.-Tke Steamship Europa sailed
at nine O'Clock this morning, with 81 passengers
fcr HALIFAX and 81 for Liverpool. She takes out
no spacie.
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f.. u. nuOD

Il. y. dUOU
AZ Gonsn.tly recsiyinE and ,ss alwsys on kale
q nn osnREIy OF ali tls most celebrated ~
lsnd. switzerland and America, both in Sold
ana SILVER Gases, He also keeps large stocf d;
Gith NamondS, Emoralds, Rlbies and eli other
9smss. Hs Is also manufacturing Gll kinds Of Solia
.ers, sword Belts and sishes, Royie Knives,
Gssors; re- Scissors, Sod, SILVER and Steel spe:tsr
ter. In ycMelry Store, and ali 1t the very oWeGt
srloe: Ne. 33s Pa. avenue, between eth and l0ti
SVeSt& n Jk-H
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a SEVEN. ooyG We TaoN PLAYE OvEa
"a EuNG PIAk .. EsnassPsysr1zS
s,o.ss s,.. ,lta'!ns eesn la IA. ssLk ssorsyy
SaGGr n TIE ". T. service havsrftbtse oyesgsd
90. 40 - sss7 g. NksZskOTss hgss
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Noties TO Prssempf,e. C7ximost,.

Every person entitled to TO the right OF pre-er,p
tlon 10 eay OF the iands within tho townships snd
parts OF townships sbovo enumerated, Is raj uryPd
70 establish the same to tho satisfaction OF tbs
Register and ksoelver OF the land Oiide, Cd ma.
seeing his notice. ala before the Day appointed for
tne commencement OF the public "a Q Of the lands
will be forfeited. J. M, EUn ffNilS
Commissioner OF the General Land OraSe,
No1l.Under ths reguls tioDs ofths Department.
Is heretolore snd now ex stlng, no payment can IL
puoiishsrs ss are spstta " antsoftsed 20 pubiIsS
by the CommsAoner OF the GsnerAl Land Ones,
je L. w13W
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INo 6s6,l
4yATHS

By rHE rnHsI3RSss rnHsI3sss IRssstssY ssssa Ys rHH UNITED
In FnTsxspas OF Iav, I. ABRAHAM IINCOy-,
President OF the pited States CT Aericx here
81 DEC crs srd Irs Ke Known shst Iublic &c % n m
be held at tgo lane oAce at efRysNs's PoiET il
tbs sixth day Of October next for he 81 ssossi oi
tho public lands iitustsd within the fci iowiur
named townships, VIE:
1aysk a. tbs bAss .ss and east ef fIs fcxsIk y,Ss
eira! f1eridiIs.
$ovns IS Nos 4 and d. ofrnss,
7ovnskips Noe. 81 ana s., Of rsusef
1ovRsnips NOS. ", 81, $, aud 50, OfrarseE
ToHnsetps Sos- 81, s., 81, 50, END S., Of fsprss
.TsovEsEls. Cos y, 3s, 81, aud s., of lslEs7
Iownships Nos. S, and 81. OF ranges
TovnAhlps Nos 81 and 81, OF rsn.elS
II. OK range IL.
Lands appiopriat.d BY svfor the p.s Of sshcols
..sweInps and oyerflowed llnds msze there by urit
aot entitled IAN 40. 70 ensbs tbs Stets - -te 1e
Kansas, and other States, to reclaim the 'Bwann
lsn1s' Wlihin their limits, approved zep;cull.r
"a, 1850, will be excluded from the sale.
The Offering OF TIE above lands will be COM
Tenced on the day appointed. and will procsa1 ~
the order ia Which they are advertised, unfii the
whole shall have been offered, and the sale tius
Closed; but the sale shall not be kept open logger
than two weeks ard no private entry OF ar of 1Ls
ianes will be admitted until after the eISrstior OF
the tao weeks.
Given under my hand at the city Of yVsEhir..on.
this thirtieth day of MAY, AnnO Dornini one Hone
and el: at hundred and sixtJ-tWo.
by the PrsrlGent:
ABRAHAM LIHCOLN,
Co;nU lssioncr Of the General Lad Gi.ee.
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fsENgS. FEHzs, sCsLEaS TENSsl-
- \ sssIF5noees sa@ c.2fess Bets for sO.disIs.
EsrtS I'D E.,re cf 81 ein3H. Plain tpd Fapoy
Avrtpt:, for stores and d. -ei,i1fs. made 20 ordcr
ss Los sh9-tett nenoe, Gt EpWARD LILkY'S
Ar.i1g, Gent aE1 Pi-g FaS.cry, cor.cr Pr eycnrs
SOD x 5ttest, Co.77igct'cn BE.idias, wsshirr-
So. =. y. ss . In
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syQQLEN sHAwLs, Idayted IN ssJler aid
w fabric for early Autumn
re aew BuppEoS daily,
O,.e rTIcs o5ly tao setrsi oaxh standard vsl.s
. PERRY d BRO,,
tu 2s-lH Pa ave And Ninth stSeet
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WU=QUITU NEk,
ITs WHlTE AND COLOPED.
. various kinda Of Es.sR nd othbr kinds OF ovels
NapEin,, tGoveIp Ipgs II the ytrd,I hoy lies, &C
=, 90 pieces IiiEa L-ineGs, al grsdos, thick and
Ihe vast quantity Of Lin.u Good. annually
cIsl bargains
Ono frioe oEly, the actual cash standard yslua.
U1rksd AZ PLsip igGrss
PERSY& BRo~HER,
a. - Ilt P1- avenue ard 9th e.
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4 tomFoAT AND EAss IN ONE MINgTE I.
,G9rns; Bgniors, Ccllcslt'ss, Cub and Inverted
~ 's.,., .nsIreo and DIssasej JOINTS. Wsrn.
ias,r 49, rafe, lpe.aAss eolsly removed Va Ikegt the
t%a1ESsyy ileSs e v s1,onos g tae latels By pk.
" Aal6, tsS. fsh "a avenra o. boSvoen (r and t6
% SSasaitsSiSa hsu,f & On q. has % D. u
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srEoRsEzOwS. d. G..
~ July I'd, 1ee2.
The eossTtzershjr heretofore existing between
,tJlo Of Br.fY { EAEaARD. expired tkis Il Cay of
July. by limitation.
The urdereiSnea win oontuue the business az
the frm st the o.d stard, On Bridge ttrest, two
co0rs vest Of Elgh street
an 1-soin tintel mo. j. HtRSAsD
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Col. Corcoran at Petersburg, Virginia
Indignation of the Citizens.

ihe Petersburg ErpreSs contains The
following account Of the adventures of Col
| Co@coRAs and his companions while
spending 8 day in that city,:
The Indignation Of the community
was speedily aroused Oh Friday last by
the appearance sf several Yankee prison
fprs. who had arrived in town that dav,
roaming freely about our streets. This
| Indignation was heightened by lie knowl-
edge that these men had been received in
to- the houses # one or more Of our rlti>
zeus, and tina. cicer0Hes were In attendance
up on them, guiliu. them from one drink
ing saloon 10 another, and what else The
pubii,. does not know. y lille we do not
wish To pailiate AZ all the inIiscretiun Of
which some persons we've guilty in their
department toward The Yankees. We ale
IncIided 20 think from our kuo vile lre f
he cIrcumsfa ncps. that the affair was
magnltied IN the estimation of the public
b eXa2gern I'd reports
Eariv in the dav information was CAR
lle-l - the ravOr jhar CoioneI Cur,orau
had been seen o enter the >tnre OF Mr>sr-.
~co't d Harrison, on Sycamore street in
COMPANY with Mr. Delaney, tie head cut
rnr Tor Scott IL Shafer. and that sHh,e>
lQuent Observation had discovered the ! an
k,,t colonel searei inside in close cOuvtr.
,sion with several gentlemen Officer
Peterson WAS detailed TO inquire INTO The
matter. VIII" took Deape. IN charge ari
conducted him before The mayor NJ, A.
l. Scott was also requested to attend the
examination Of Mr. Delaney.
In fhr meantime The excitement of the
crowd became very nigh near the store,
and Col COrcoran Was led out through
the back entrance of the building and con
ducled BY ottirer Ledbetrr to The Rich
moDd depot where the balance Of the pris
oners ~ege under quad Mr.. Deanev
stated 10 tie MAY or lhat he had known
Curroran Intimately in Ireland aud III New
York that Corc"ran WAS we'll acquain ed
with his family, and since he had had no
communication with them for months past
I,e had .ueretv nvil Ell him (Corcoran) INTO
the store TO receive and hear to 10 Them
irienIly Ie Ter which he hat: written 70
he purpose lie frrrher stated that lie
had 2ali no hing that would result to
injury to the southern states, and that
noihing was further from his intentions.
Mr. Scott confirmed tins statement. and
said that he believed Delaney to be true TO
the South
The letter being in tho possession Of Col.
orcnran, messenger WAS sent to request
his pre- ence before the mayor In due
time he appeared and exhibited the letter.
in which nothing objectionable va, found.
He also corrohorated the statements of
Messrs Delaney aud Scott
The eXauinatiun resulted in the dis
charge Of Delaney"
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GABKIE BoUCK.-Capt. Gabriel Bnurk.
who a short time since was detached from
his regiment for six months, bv authority
of The War Department, Oh special Recruit
ing service in this Stale, left Town last
TUESDAY on his wav TO the seat "f war on
the Potomac, there 20 rt~nme he COM
u,aud IF his compauH. Stirring events are
looked for IN thai quarter pretty s"on.-
There are Indicate ot II movement upon
The euerny's line, bv that portion of he
Federal army which has lain 50 long idle
in tie VICINITY of Washington Captain
B,nck i no hnEidav soldier, aud not I-.iI~h
sh'ng he ,dea OF beng separated from lis
company - hen IN r. is fair prospect Of
il. hem. engaged il active and exciting
service. he asked and obtained permission
to rti"in his COMPANY, and participate.
with hls comrades of Go Z. 10 the dangers
and gIorirs Of another campaign.
Among those who responded l" The call
Of III e>ldent for aid on the breaking
out Of The war, none are entitled 10 more
81 edit for a pnre and unseit>h PATRIOTISM
than Capt Bnnrk The war fon"d him
bu>iIy aud proti'a5ly engaged in the prae>
tire o. his profession, AMI with n we'! ear
ned and .."ng tested reputation for abiif,
aud integrity He cheerfuiy gave up a
life of ease and srcuri,y. for one of hard
snip aud danger. The best wishes aud
y arm REGARDS of host Of attached friends
20 with hln on his return to his arduou>
an! perlous !uties in camp and field
OShkuM COurier
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FrRE MEETING w call attention 10
HE no';ve "t tie Chief Engineer in o
day. paper. Reservoirs should he bHilt
on both sides Of Tie river. and every per
son interested in the prevention ofdestrun
ton of property by fire should attend and
bring with him facts and figures 10 show
The l~s' PAGES fcr locating. as veil rs the
best snd cheapest manner Of constructing
Reservoirs.
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Judicial Election.

NOTICE h. sbk give IA n. election will
N 81 ur.d "a In -.iav. 81 first day o. grB
K ID ne severed lows :, Wards aid L ion
7 CT e.. in the counties . Fond di l. c, Nam
iryNuc, Sbyboygan. C4iumrt ant K-wauu.'',
pprt,i he + urtn Judc'a G'cui. Tor he
choice 81 J id4e "t thr fHcut q uFt, tor The
term at srx Yetts IA the tl'-t N1ud y Of n
nary, \. o. 1853 in tie place o. DAVID tay lor
term Of Ci,ic. will Islre at thaE time
Sad eec ION to CO. duct. d. the votes can
Va-,ed a d r. .urus nair n c"rdsuce vi b the
p,.v SONS u Chapter y TIL Revised Staiuies
81 1853
WYHAN MURPHY, Sheriff.
Dated, Sheriff Ofilc", N.dtosoc cou.ty, this
= IA day q March, A n. 1864 a.
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Circuit Court-Ma toWcc COUNTY.

State Of " -scu"sin. Joseph II. C0rdes and
Emit Weiskcrch, against Charles Is lrgcr. So
paja E-s.uger ard Lis lawson.
II virtue 81 and pur-u,it 20 % j4dcmen' rci.-
l. cd ~ SAT-! court IL til allow ATT 81 act ~
.ratcd 'h" 18Th day - J u,rv 4 y. 1852. /
Shatl cxyo>c tot siic aud :. !! ,t public ,uc 10,
At the court Hou>e, in the village Of Nanitowar
Saturday rhr l9 h day Of April, d. 1862
- 10 o'clock il The forenoon # rhar dir. the
iuiiuwu described uurfgaT.d premises o. Sc
nauca thereof rs may be ,cessary TO raise thr
an, mt OF said judgment, interest," and eos: 8
together With tie txD n-ts of sale, to vi: a.
that certain piece or parcel Of land situated in
the county OF Maut0woc aud S.ats Oh Wisconsin,
k o vu ard des, rircd ~ toiin"s: connie cn-
til" Mouth east 90 ser of the west la al IN
ou'h east qnHrlcr OF s crIOn 10 :, ven & J.
Township lumber elgt teeu-I3- nurth -
Range !.uiuhrr twenty TIC ~ st; from th"Irc.
.Ha..in, ~0u h o. he cas- lice OF I'D lad six
sect rod, trio thence wet twenty rods som
.hruCe mott siY}e,u rod 10 the north it,r -
-ad LAID; tom thence est on The Lurth lius
81 -aii Ia 4 twenty rods to the place Of begin
ing. being the sane premises 60 veyyd o
Gh3r'e~ E--huger by Ed lice. G SER, hv dec
,ow on rrco5d in Hani'owor colny Ditcd
>h.. f. o'lico, Wan touor +, brmrr, 81, d
1862. WYNAN MURPHY. Sher #
OF .stsHi'ow"c county, Wis.
". Il. NICHOLS = r. Al.'y
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William II Glover and George S Glover, az t
Obadiah II. Plat. Tanitowoc county, Town of
Mar towoe-ss To ohaiiall ii. PEsts g.
NOC sire hereby notified that warrant Of at
1 tachmeathas been is-ued4g st Won. al vour
pr Pc ty ,ttsched, 70 satisfy he demand Of Wiz
liam II Glover and Geotg- s. Glover, amounts
ing TO Fifty SIX dollars and Seven Cents Nov
unless you shall appear before " w Waldo, q
Justice Of (he Peace j. AID fof sail county, at
hi oilice ~ esli town. on re sixth dis u Feb
ruary. AID 1862. at ten O'Clock IN the t0Tenool.
Judgment viii IL rendered against y0u aud your
rrnprrtv soii 10 "a, The j. b.
WILLIAM Il. GLuyEa aud GEORGE S. GLov1R
Piant,ff-
Dated thS 7th day Of January. 4 D 1862.
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y NELSON

FrRE DGpAG ua>T, ATTENTION : No
tice l. hereby given to the members of the
Fire Department that on Sanr.'av, March
l5th al Z o'clock T. NJ. a meeting Of saIi
department viii he held a KIinghoIz Hal,
for Tie purpose Of taking 'nto conoidera>
ton the amount Of hose Or reservoir, uec~
essarv f,r the protection Of properly, and
the rfiirirncy Of he COMPANIES. and any
other business that may come up
ADOLPH WiTIMANN.
Chief Engineer
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II fF.ssEs

IN Morri>town, Br WI county. on Sun
day The 2 ms, bv The Rev Z s SEBAs-
rr,>. NJ pA RICK DAILY 10 Miss MA
RY COLEMAN. both of NurrI>onrown
At The same time and place, hy the
same, Mr.. MARTIN EEAnY "f Morris
nntown. 10 Mis- AVESTESIA MURPHY.
# franklin. Maui'owcc county
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DISTRESS IL + .A>CE Il is a fact that
great nisers prevails in some Of the large
manufacturing and commercial towns, ani
Ne hear di-4lie ing reports of the PEI
ircts To the Gn. crument. not only on he
de,tltu'ion at the working classes, bur on
that which geuerals accompanies de>titu-
ton deep discomfort The G. verutrenl
enc, urage- tie manufacturers to keep
their mills open A. long possible, an,
some perhaps l.'le over sanguiue, be
I'"Te that Il important : ep will be taken
II the blockade If the southern ports con
uuue- beyond the month of Match Tn.
important -tep alluded to can only lie the
recognition Of the independence Of the
South. Tines.
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vs. are prepared At ali tunes TO do any
kird IF work in the Book and job PRINT
ing inc. having large and varied as
corr ent of type. and = large stock of diff
fere kinds Of paper, we can print hand
ltlis cord., chrcks mates, dc. a. neat a
csr e done his -ije Of Milwaukee, and as
11sas q tie che9pest Tfv Us
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A CHASce FOX RECNCIrs -CHAs G.
EssLi> GEH. ION Of Postmaster Es>LI~GER,
left here \ Private IN Capt CLARK's Com
pany 5 h Regiment On Monday last lie
returned from Washington, wearing the
uniform of I.ieu'rnaur. having been pro
no,ed TO that position within q f-w weeks
lie la, been transferred TO Go X 81
Rrgiuer --~h'rh fought 10y he side Of
lh. irish GO D \, Bui. Run-asd wants +
teen or t~eoly men 10 OIL MS Company o
tie ruax;mnn number Those who wish
to en.l~' ia crack Regimen.-hsve now
an oppor' unity
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--.ss.. ,~-s -Ezs----

SI>GrLAIt CASE oF C,aALEP-Y : III
ioy about IL wears Of ag", those IA
r.u,~ i've ur.r Cafd"nia Livingston Co.
y !. bad been ter a "uu' er # aa',
d4n- erouslN ILL., and on TUESDAY morning
tie rs Il. hs breathing ceased his eye
closed, hi> heart was 81 l. and TO ali ap
pearance~ he expired The body vas laid
out, y coffin ordered, and arrangements
made for the funeral but about P NJ.
his friends were jnvtulv surprised 10 see
the winding sheet move, and in a mo-
mIeut NOR. the Iitle fellow turned over and
asked TOR 4 drink. lie 9errrre@ 10 entire
conscious ness. hur died the following day
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Advertise in the Pilot

r advertisers nh pieose bear IN mind
thot NE Pilot has no,o the largest circuio
tion Of any Engijsh L,oper prjnfed IN his
county. and that II rs TOR heir interest To
use it, colamDs Al rrfise IN IL. and there
Gy ij.cgeaxe u,nr business.
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HENRY ; PIERPONT. 90 Judge.
Gosn, uaul,owoe CpaltI.
81 Han II. Clover
rs.
Tt.0utgz Kennedy

Ws.!ial. II. Gi,vcr
IS.
Thomas kenrn3,. J
Tire > 4ls ~ & -cunsjn to Thomas Ken edy
I0U ara hereby Summoned AID required -
/ answer the compliant IL this aim, a
copy ct which + I'd m the office IT h &c k
Isl he Circuit Gou { Of NaItownc GUuu'q VIZ
cuI.siu o. the 80 h das o September 1861 and
70 serve a cuiy ui trur answer t. the sad com
plant un TIVE Sl9scDtes, nj NY Office, III he
v5l.gc Of Mlrityw"c, Thin t.snfy d,ys after
he service tereof, 'scu.ive OF The day Of such
.arvic5 and 4 wa fail 70 answer the SAID com
plant within tn TINS aio es.id, tpe plaintiff in
'nis sc.ioa will ja1smcut against you for
the SUM Of one huadfea Al i severity dollars and
tsenty cents with inter It rom The thirteen
day of July, on: 4 ousaad light hniidFsd aAd
sixtv, bsg;de- ihe Coz. q his action
GEO. X. WODDIH, Plsa.ih's Attorney,
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re- Daring the month Of DecemIar
1861. 1 800 sngrants reached Liverpool
on their return to their bones. They we're
principally natives of Ireland.
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The Slayeh lldars a. the South.

In ,lew If Mr. L'ncoIn's message to
Congr e., il may be interesting to rousnIt
ne following table, exhibiting the number
OF slaves in each ri te States, according
10 the census of l>6O:
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~ GsRhYowES Boy" should learn
lat We never print communications with
out knowing the name Of the author.-
lhis is common rule existing among prin-
yrs
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On Saturday, The Sh inst, DAVID Ii
son OF W w. aud u FLoRI DA WALDO.
aged months and 22 DAYS.
In Cato. Mach 4rh. 1862. CLARA
LOUISA, daughter Of JuuH and C,EoLTNE
WnmcnNg acnl 5 teal. and = months.
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~E @. srRArros, Of Company c,
First Cavalry. died a! Camp Harvey, Ne
noaha last week.
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Low st Cash Prices.
once SsrD's Of SfEnoIS.

NAsIr voc lOCnTY Jan. l., 1862
The County Superintendent can he
be found at tie office of the County
Judge in the Court House, on Monday
Of each week dn,ing his business hours
(from 10 \. NJ, to j. NJ. } and on such
other days as his official duties will per-
NIT.
BJ. VAN VALKENBURGH.
aperIuteuAeut.
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Annual Ne cling.

THE Anuual Meeting f he sar;rowor couu-
y Bible Sacies, rl b. hid a me Tlbern sci-.
ON the / 6ra OF gaTch 1662, 7 O'Clock p "
All frieuas o. he B'5le invited to Dc pres IT.
An Address may be expscted.
d 3. CrRRY, Co. Agent
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FEHTE Undersigned knowing from "1perie &c
/ har t. pass - any knowledge 0 rhr my
i.t ~ or d 5. a. 80. thi.
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Drawing of CT mi and SetIt
Jurors,

OFFICE OF CT tx OF CiacUiT CoUgT.
N,uitos oe C,uLty, frn. %, 1862.
NOTICE = heTebt gwen that, Ia pursuance
~ of law, the dra wig 81 the Grind sHd PET,
j urors tor the April Term o, sad & u vii axe
place a, nv office on Friday. March Ia 1862, az
2 O'Clock Z. ID.
..-.# JERE Crow Ely
Clerk of Circuit Oo1rt
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Y Al [ 4 RL f i AR Il
FOR SALE CHEAP!

NOR SALE.-a choice Ftrrn Of so acre.
l. ii him hree miles of the village a. aI>nl-
.ntr in good eigil;orhood F,ry acres aie
we'll improved, AMI substantially fenced, %
the tarm is II lag hous , two large barns and
a Granary l = located within half NILE OF
the Mishicott r YER, ia one Of the oh icest
rms III tn. county, aud viii b. sold a. i great
esfg,iu. For further paruculars. apply to
JERE, CROWLEY, jla il.o",.c o. -
ALFRED SnIfH,
F.b 81 fIJtGe ffshtchtt