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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-08
ADJUrAHF GsNERALs OFFICE,
Des Noines. March 18th, 1862.

ADJUrAHF GENERALS OFFICE,
Des Moines, March 18th, 1862. !
The United States Disbursing Officer IT Daven.
port has forwarded to me amounts allowed IN
certain bills. Tho residences Of the following
named persons a:s unknown TO me: d. Wilson
and ]. w. Kerr.
Claimants, or agents Of claimants are requested
to give information ct this Office.
NIB. BAKgR,
Adjutant General Of Iowa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-08

DISEASE OF
Horses & other Domestic ted Animals
MIR. &. SCULLY,
- MEMBER OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE
IN Of Veterinary Surgeons London, is pos
Horse doctoring of airy in the West. In great
majority of instances his cures complete, per-
manently testing and rapidly accomplished, even
Horses useless from disease and hitherto thought
to be incurable, Mr.. 5. treats with the happiest
results, rendering them fit tc perform ordinary
work. MIR. SIS treatment is based On the legiti-
mate sciences. of medicine, and he pledges 10 give
satisfaction all Who may confer their patronage
on him. Office q. LeClare's Stable, corner OF Sd
and Perry 1T.
N. B.-Horse and Cattle medicines can be had
Of MIR. Scully at moderate prices jas-dAw
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-08
Patent Sleeping Cars on Night Trains.
Baggage Checked Through.

THROUGH TICKETS for sale in all principal
Railroad Off es in the West at the General Uff,e
corner Of Luke ana Dcarbon streets, (unier the
fremont House. Chicago and at the Depot.
k.N. RICE, GenI SUIT.
J. W. SAITH, Western Pass. Agent. dcs
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-08

esi Notice. :
TvHE CO-PARTNERSHIP HEREroropp
existing between She under. iened. in ,hs
Boo and Shoe business. under the name and .,,is
Of Jamison Murdoch. is this day dissolved by im-
itsison. =. w.Ssmison will continue the businese
and collect the debts Of the late aru.
ss ]. w. JAMESON
ase0dlw Z, xuRDVCH.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-08
RAILROADS.


isur1RR ARRAU0EHE1r, 1861.
~ AND IN ER MONDAY. NAY sr., 81
ana until fosthsr notssss Trains ON leave
Ssv.spors daily, sssdsys sss'p''d'a - ie'lov''
lst mail train lv.vV
"A nfvht oxufeao. 1900: WV r os
fmins sTrive ct Davenport daily, Sundays &c
cepted, ~ follows: ,.o.~
lst night express ~. .1V A.
8d mali train At. 80 % ''~e
All trains over this route arc in direct connexioo
eACh,eaeo with trains over both tho Michigan
aouthsrn, Michigan Central, Pitssburs, Fort
Vavne. and Chicago Railroad to and from De'
spit. Toledo. Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati,
Pittsburg, Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Alba
~. Nov York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and WASH
iss,on. Also at LaSalle with trains Of the llli-
nols Central Road-North to Galena and South to
q Louis and Cairo.
Passengers are reminded Of the necessity Of
diving distinct directions Is to the destination OF
their baggage, also to procure tickets before TAX
Ing their seats in tho cars the conductors coll
lsct fares only to stations on the line Of the Chr
esao and Rock Island Railroad.
JOHN F. TRACY, Superintendent:
Davenport, May 3, 1861. oN
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-08
NEW york.

zo 1ssssor-noths II fuss, Clothes, -.
70 Dest~sv- Mosquitoes and Flsas
70 DeHroy-- Insects on Plants and Fowls.
10 Dsaroy-Insects on Animals &c.
10 Desssoy-Every form and species Of Vssmins |
!ll||||||||l|||||Ik
I. ONLY NrALL1BLE REMEDIES KNOWN"
Destroy Instantly
EVERY FORM AND SPECIES OF
Y E r M l N
Those Preparation. unlike al othsrs) are?
{" Not dangerous to the Human Family"
" Rats do not die on the premises"
"They come out Of their hsles to die"
"They arc tho only infallible remedies known"
az years and more bed In New York City.
ICED blythe City Prisons and Station Houses.
Used by--the City Steamers, Ships, BE.
Bsed blythe City Hospitals, Aims Houses, DC.
U'sd y tho City hO'el'-A's'r--st. Nicholas
U.ed blythe Roa.aing Houses, &c.,&c.
J.ed by--more than $4,000 Private Families.
~ Sec one or too Specimens Of Uhat Is Euery-
where said BY the People-Edao,s-Dea DC.
HOUSEKEEPERS-- troubled with vermin need
be 90 no longer, if they use "CosTAR's" Extermi.
majors. We have used it TO our satisfaction, and
il . box cost S. We would have it. We had tried
posons, but they effected nothing; but "Costar's"
article knocks the bre.th out Of Rats, Mice, koa-
1t is in great demand al over the country.-Nedi-
ma o. Gazette.
MORE GRAIN and provisions are destroyed
paw for tons Of this Rat and Insect Killer.-Las-
caster VII. Herald.
HENRY R. CosTAR-we arc selling your
preparation. rapidly Whereve. they have been
used Rats, Mice, Reaches and Vermia disappear
rapidly.
Costar's Rat, Roach, 60 Extsrminatof.
Cos .ar's Bed-bug Fxtsrminator.
Costar's
Co.tar't Electric Powder for Insect, 10.
MSS, 500 AND 81. 90 Boxes, BorrLrs AND FLAsKs,
So AND IS FOR PLAHrATlOEs SHIPS, BOATs,
HoTsLs, &C., &C., DC.
cAuTl0N!!! To prevent the public from
being mposet upon BY Spurious and Highly Per-
nicioxs limitations. new label has been prepared,
bearing facsin.ile OF tho Propretor's signature.
fore purchasing, and take nothing bat 8 Co.'S
TAkS.''
~ SbM Euery,chere-by
ALL WHoLEsALk DRUGGISTS in the Target cities.
Some of tho
Wholesale Agents in New York City.
Shleffelin Brothers 4 20 narral Risley Kitchen
y. Fahnestock, Hull Bush, Gale 4 Robinson
4 Co. NJ Ward, Close 4 Go.
ARE D Sands l. Co. McK,sson / Robbins.
Wheeler l. l,art. ID Barnes Co.
james Aspinwall. wells 20:
Morgan Allen. Lazeile, Marsn q 0ato'
Hall, Ruckel 20. ner:
Thomas 4 Fuller. Hall, Dixon Co.
p. d. Uryis. Conrad Fox.
AND oTHERs.
Philadelphia, Pa,
= " nvottA Co. Robert Shoemaker / Co
\ Fahnestock / Co. French, Richards / Go.
Boston, Mass.
Geo Goodwin Co. w. ws.i %;,:ea Potter j..
AND OTHERS.
Also. all WHoLEsALE DRUGo1sTs ct
Chicago, ILL.,,
St. Louis, Mo-,
Detroit, Mich,
Louisville. KY.
Cincinnati, O.,
Pittsburgh. Pa.
Buffalo, N. Y,
DRuoarsrs. GRocRRs, Sros. KEErH1s and RETAII-
Frs generally in all the COUNTRY
Towns and VILLAGES
In the
UNIT ID ct W0.
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- 777Nl7sN I-I - 7778-F.a Z1's.l. II Z
sai.a.-e IL 1saasA sz sas ia $50 saa 10 aitaa
! .sxss sssaa a. et li!4aasa asssses seat
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-08
NIP THE EVIL IN THE BUD.
ALL PRIVATE DISEASES
R-A cared
~ WITHOUT MERCURY.
DIR. WsBlTTIER

- REGULARLY EDUCATED AND LEGITI-
j mae, qualified. and hse expere' cd il eli
fora Of diseases knowledge gu to indispensitl 10
IN the proper treatment Of the '. nereal diseases
in oil It's varied and complicated forms, and has
for years made the treat@snt Of Irivats diseases
his business and study. Experience, the best
Of tea hers. has ena,led him 70 perfect remedies
at once efficient, tafe, vermanent and in most
Gases can be used without hind,ance TO business.
Particular attention given to old standing cases,
such - were formerly considered incurab:e-
Syphilis il al forms, Gonorrh GA l.leet Structures.
Orchites, Diabetes, Bladder and Urinary diseases.
Also the effects Of solitary h.bit< both ruinous TO
bsdy and mind, and which produce some Of the
following effects: Blotches, bodily " akness
constipation. aversionf snd uneasiness 10 female
society, unmanlinesa, dread Of future events, an
ally complete psostration Of the vital power loss
Of memory, ringing in the ssrs-can b fully re-
stored 20 hsslth.
An letters, with stamp suswered.
DR.. W. manufactures oil bis mediciue from the
purest drug; free from ell smell or taste. Please
call friendly talk and his opinion will cost You
nothing. His treatment Il the fcsult Of l.pg ex-
perienee and IL command Ing the confidence Of the
entire Wet. yocharge viii be maae un.ess cure
10 permanently effected. Dr.. W. treats sslf-sbuse
with the most happy result.
Post Once box, 1924. Once and Consultation
Rooms l6a south Clark street, Chicago, III.
jan0-dAW1Y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-08

SALISBSBY'S PATENT BUSTERS
arc run on Day Express Trains.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-08

Freight of all kinds will be carried from Chica-
70 TO all points East at all times, ut as low rates
A. any other Railroad reute. sep2y-dtf
, 1862-09-03

Indiana Military Affairs.

Gov. Morton has ISSUED the following cop1-
missions to the regiments named below:
CG.h-adjutant Thomas G. Morrison of |
New Albany, major; William q. Mahon, i'd |
jutant. |
Fredus Ryiand Of Rochester, adjutant; Dr..
Samuel R. Pratt OF South Bend, sur
geon; DR.. Gordon A. Moss Of Rensselaer,,
1st assistant surgeon; DR.. Charles E.
Triplett Of Newton county, I'd assistant sur
s9th-Dr. John F. Henderson Of Howard
county, surgeon; Dr.. John P. Porter Of
Adams counly, lBt assistant surgeon; Dr..
Neel1s Of Adams county, Cd assistant sur
geon; Byron H. Dent, of Adams county, Ad-
03d-Geo. ". Carr Of Jackson county, COM
nlaudsnt
99th-John NJ. Burky of White county,
| coumandant.
SS,h-Hiram 8, Tousley Of Albiou, lieut..
| lor; VIM. @. Myers of Dekal5 county, sur
gecn; Norman Teale, Of Noble county, I'd
assistant surgeon.
77th-Dr. Wm. F. Boor of New Castle, sur
s3d-Paul E. slocum Of Monroe county,
major.
sSd-Dr. Gonealvo G. smythe Of Fill nore,a
sisr-Wm. y: Caldwell Of Clarke county,
IT, lieut.. colonel; Fl. Woodbury. OF Crawford
County, major; DR.. David G. Kay, surgeon; !;
Dr. Harvey s, Wolfe Of H,rrison county, 1st
assistant surgeon; DR.. William D. Foats
of Scott county, I'd assistant surgeon !;
". II. Mmberlake Of Harrison county, adju-
| tant.
90th 18th cavalry)-Jos. r. Hough Of the
: esd, adjutant.
10lsECyrus Y. N. Lent, LIST assistant sur
geon. :.-
The s9th regiment Colone! Murray. left
l the city on Saturday night for Kentucky, Il
) will doubtless reach Lexington to-day.
? --Gen- j. Reynolds arrived IN the city
| yesterday afternoon and left for Kentucky
l the same evening, General T: 4. Morris
! who has been at home for q day or twt
e only, vas also to have LETT for Kentucky las
g night.
Col simonson mustered In and sent for
d ward COL recruits for old regiments, from th
e lst OF July to the goth Of August.
II The organization Of the 79.h regimen
Il will be completed this morning by the con
e solidation Of companies. Colonel Kaef :
q will leave some time to day, probab1y thl
g evening, with four companies, aud march t
Le Louisville, where six companies now are
L. and from there go direct to Lexington. Co
y Kntfer has had experience both in the HUI
II gafian and this war, sufficient to quality hlt
10 Tor the dnties of regimental comm ander, an
ag be will, no doubt, be heard from oef1re man
re | tfGxs,
, 1862-09-03
| LIBERAL EDUCATION with


WESTERN UEIUl,- COLLEGE ana MILITARY
HTS1 vii open It's SECOND yesr, Sept .ss2 seh
Eullr Collegiate Academic and Primary Classes.
The ColeEe ias corps Of twelve experienced teach
eTs and ID ec1urers torouth appointments, the finest
school buildings 10 the West tcosI #ta iurat9rs &c
excellent and wei; furnished Arna9r5, ine G ;mna
tie attcalton Of parents and Enacdans The lAreeet
institution Of Its class aud cnar:cser IN the Un;oa
Instruction in FrtEch German, and Book Keeping free
to Cadets also In ARTILLERY and 1eFANTEs {:.aSy
and light TACTICS ZoUAyE and FANCY DkILts sud
IN u iforms. TsRN.-$lsn per echon yssr for pe nd
furnished room. fu Lights, washing and tuiJlon y
Cadets frtu MI cad roo!s and hoard Under tile stn;
Roof with and the constant care Ct thr teachers Fo
, 1862-09-03

f~A private letter to gentleman IN this city
asserts that Prince de Polfgnac, d relative Of
that Polignsc who was Prime Minister under
Charles Z, has left Paris for Richmond With
4 mission Of Mr. aNdelI for JEFF. D.yis.: P dnce
de Polignac, it is well known, has been Aide
served Under in that capacity at Manassas and
Shiloh. He left this country O little after that
battle, and Vent back to Paris to meet hIr.
Sl,dcli. with whom be has hitherto rem aiuci,
acting or various occasions as his confidential
envoy and secretary: The message which be
brings now to JEFF Davis is said to be Of the
highest Importance: We give this story as it
is given to u.s. That the Prince is returning
: to ibis country is very likely; that he comes
as an Embassador Extraordinary from the EN-
pe1or Of the French to JEFF. DaTis, We very
much doubt.--N. 7. Tribune.
, 1862-09-03

~ b-Fr.s G. SANGER. graduate Of Harvard Uni
rersitv who has had large experience te1cher,
viii open select School for Boys. t9 Chicago Sep
tc1nbtr sth. A thorough course OF Englfsh ana Cass
cal 11ud Will be pur sued sirisaE that adopted IN
the best privste scouls III Boston Number Of pupils
li1ic cd to twcntE The hest Eastern 8nd city retrfen
ces furnished For Circular and further information
address S. 6 SASGEk.
err q I;ffy II31
, 1862-09-03
A Profitable Enterprise Nipped In the
Bud,
rEro,7, fhe r TrfhuDa nf SafnrHav7

In accordance With the new oraer Of the
secretary Of war, declaring the business Of
prceQriag substitutes in advance ct the draft,
o. attempting SO to procure them, to come
under the head Of adsscouragang enlist
ments,n several arrests have been made, and
q ouietus given to an enterprise which bid
fair to put small fortunes into some mems
pockets. It is stated that one concern Of this
k;51 had already received premiums to the
amount 5f about Sl00, 900, Will altering
prospects Of more taai doubling this sum as
The day Of drafting approached. up 10 yes.
terday ct noon, ten gentlemen who have been
engaged in this Insurance business had been
arftsted. The afhdayits On which these ar
1es'exere made have been forwarded to the
Judge Advocate at Washington, aud tue pris-
onels will be held to await orders from the
war. department The penalty tor discouragg.
ing enlistments is Confinement at hard labor
at some military post during the teri Of ser
vice Of drafted men,.
, 1862-09-03
a KUsT Sunday.

From the indianapolis journal, Sep II
Col. Darlington, upon receipt Of yesterdays
Kentucky dispatches, went at once to Camp
Morton, with the corps Of mastering, dis61ra-
ing ard pay officers now in the city, and the
STih and SSth regiments were mustered, paid,
and moved off before we went to press. The
New Albany regiment was mustered Friday,
the Madison regiment Saturday, and the Colo
mel started the officers upon an extra train for
Terre Haute last evening, to muster and pay
the S5th regiment, to-day
Gov. Morton started at noon by special train
tor Kentucky,
Adiutant General Noble mud General Love
were onlnipresent, in their preparations, aud
all the departments we're 1ully up TO every re-
quisition.
So moves Indiana
, 1862-09-03
CTATE OF ILLINOIS. COUN NFY

pTATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY
y OF COOK, Es.-Supe1tos Court OF Gh,cago;
November Term Isss. Jsmes Snmmsrs aud - @ard
Martin rs Osr1n J Rose. Daniel 7: EiEtoG+ Mtllia1
Bridget Quirk- Ellen Scu!1y Margaret Se4iy Gsofge
Joseph E. Eletield Mathew Jordan and Bridget jor-
am hs wife John PFout. Michael Prout. Mssy eson,
William Leescn aud Jotn Ieeson.
Afiiisyit that O:ho E1enm. Joseph E. Sheffield.
Matthew Jordan Bridget 10: dan, his wiie Ptout,
Ed~ ard Scully aud Nichael fTonL defendants -gqye
uaucd are nol-Tesldents and that MAEf 1eeson. VIII
liam Lesson, and John Lcesor- defendants ahoVe
named, en- dae 1n4ury cannot be t91nd hay1nS oeen
Ie n TIE Office OF tie CIe-k OF said Superior Court
Klemm- Joeeph E. Sheffield, Ma1theE Jorda0 Bridget
joTc an. his wife, john Pront. Michael Prout MsrY
LeesoD William Lee eon, John Lesson and Edward
ScQily that the coplainantS FLED their BILL OF COM
riaini In said Court the ChAaCery side thereof Oh
the flfth day of Augu.t. 1ss2, and that a summons
ther eur on i ned ont said Court Inst said uefen
dants returnan1e on the first Monday OF November
next flEEsl as Is by Law required
NOW. unleEs GU. the tafC Ohio klEn1n, Josepe IS
Sheffield, Matthew JcrdaD Bridget Jorden. ~ Mlfe.
John Prout. Michael PEoutt Mary Lceson. HAlam
ally and appear before sad Superior Eou5t o. Gn1
fSere5f 10 BE- 1lden Chicago In said County. o.
fhe ffst Monday Of NoveEb 1852 and plead a1sHff
a. demur to the said conpla1na1ta bill OF complaint
tt ssma and the matters and things tnerth e1ssge
and etated viii be taken as cor fesscd and dsc5ee
entered against you according to the Rrayer q Sao
hill THt1M AS 3. CAIsTEk Etef6.
D. n. BUBEuAH, Comprss' SOFT. aultfa3a-fW
, 1862-09-03


Yesterday afternoon about five O'Clock q
person in the unifor Of 3 policemen entered
our business office with pretended message
from MIR. Police Superintendent Kennedy, d.
rectfpg certain news headings On our bulletin
board to be taken down, "becanse they we're
unduly exciting the people, There had been
no unnsual excitement around this Office; but
the pretended officer stated that similar or
ders had gone fourth to all the other neWsp.-
per officers In the city, and the person in
charge accordingly removed the obnoxious
lines. The wicked "ag WHO psrpetrated tnas
lines thought By Mr.. Kennedy, and the gov
erun.n Mt Tor which he acted, to be inluriouslS
exciting, we're those announcing that General
| NcClelian hDd been put in chief conmand
over the armies In Virginia.
We could not readily believe that either the
| would commit such an absurdity IS this; and
| the following note from the latter, In reply to
| cur inquiry this morning ows that our sur
| mise Yves cerrecr, aud that no such order aE
that pretended was given By him:
"oFF1cz OF TEE SUPERINTENDENT OF TaE1
MErEoro111AS Police, 1;o 4SD Sa,s SPECIAL
| NEW YoRk. august 81 1869.
nW. C. BRTAST l. Co -Gentlenen: In reply te
| your note Of this morning, 1nqqtrtng whether
had ordered the taking down Of bulletins on yonl
board yesterday afternoon I have only to "a.
that Eaye no Euch order, nor did know until re
eeipt Of your note that any such demand had oee1
aBstEeen m three tn1 four o'clock yesterday
received meseage from one OF my sergeanes, etas
| Ing that Intense excitement existed IN the F1cln
~ Ct The IForld office. that the public peace e
IN danger, - persons present denonnced tn
sourse q information posted. Newark Mercury
81 inquired by telegraph whether the seeon
Precinct. in which the World Office Is locsted Re
and b. ,nt5n
nrsG 1rhict rfI 1nea noIaees saouo oe e
, 1862-09-03

: FThe exports from New York for the
current month will reach the enormous
amount Of IL, ,oo0, GOO, and no thanks to COT
ton.
, 1862-09-03
REAE CONSOLIDATED
LINK.!
ELaC<NNA~1 4KD GElEAGQ


" RAIIKVAU.-CHASEsEO
Summer AsranEemenG men commencing Sunday. MayAsAs
dsys esfsEtsd s9 s;,s; Sght E5Pzess setg5aays g
cented 5o1 Through Trains arrive 6;u Il AMI
and 6:SJP. IL: Joliet Acc0:1nodAnon. las A-A
JOHN F. TRACY, 8eH1 8urk
, 1862-09-03
TARR BROTHERS,
IL I N O I S
BRANCH HOU6E OF

AffG NSkss3s!64 NkdtNH HS SC1atx
o. Har7ey, Collins & Bracs Washington. =. c.
Eaignt'f Block, l23 Dearborn streat, Chicago.
The snoet reliable and ONLY DlRECT War Gain
AEepc2 In Chicago.
, Particular attention paid To SPECIAL CLAIM, PXa'
fsIuEs EoCET1Es md PATENTS.
nc ADVANCE FEEe demanded and NO CHARaA
x1ade Tor prosecuting clAiTns II not recovered
To pa1t.es hav1us LARGE CLAIMa We would t4y
.ace can rive UNQuESTIDNABLK SECURITY Ion
k7uY srlnu1t required
Address CARR RROTHkE8, HhenouM Glalm
AEency." I. u Boz stal-
RxfER TO Chicago Tribune Company; G. = sc;iven. 1.
Fac. Johu A Nichols EeQ.; MessF1. 6. E. d L. LaatH
Z tos Messrs Hos:Fter T. wilkins; Aesera: Wander.
-sf1orE D!ckersup d CO Alu2lns{7-IF
, 1862-09-03
9peGlal nutlrEB.

@ DR.. James, formerly Of New
DEleens, has arrived In Chicago and permanently
located at Sc Randolph street. between State and Bear
born streets. Chicago, III.
, 1862-09-03

T>R. N. S. DODGE, PROFESSOR
nr1u,r :n1 Female diseases may he consulted
It hla Rooms at the Sherman House. On Frlaays My
FSt. June 2att August Isl aaa September It'll Also,
II iolit II tic National 11ut, Saturdays May 1o
June ,s arsnst 2n6! and segtembmer * 1s. rtlenas M
frcne 2 to P. N. Consultation free. Address Post
Dfice Eo1 ess Chicago. Il'iaos- Dr. ps Lectures to
ctHnap- n34rI"t'o'o
, 1862-09-03

THlC s Gt1 EEA{lN AIRY FUR
side Rev, WIZ ~ Rc{1 o'ds Principal OF the Eaglsh
psrastneat Bertean Prnctral of t9s 4, Frsnsll
Eisnn Of Board Of Trustees and an Executive Gem
it1ef This Institution will ba opened or the 10th
OF Sent next Fur circulars containing particulars
any other Information, apply, At the 1asttnton to
, 1862-09-03

Cures old Chronic and recent diseases Has the tcs
1nonisls Of The medical fraternity MaalcA Journals
end the almost entire press OF the South,
Once Houes-F1om l. N. uMspM,
Eankultaf{ 3nxi ortah I'm,
, 1862-09-03

~ OF CoOK, es.-Circuts Court Of Cook County,
sente1uber Term 1861 George " .Bohanan George
asEury JohnsoI anr JuIet IL .Tohnsor.-In Chancety.
AfHdavit OF the nonrcgidenee Of George Asbury
named asiag hled u re otice of re Clerk of
giTen to the said George Asbury johnson and Jnliet
H. Johnson that ssld eomplainant fled hs hlll q
On tie tnenty-second day Of August 1852 and that
uefeupcn iasned ont ot aasd CorTt q ainst
Geptt nihe1 next, (ls62}. .s is b laE required
EoH. unlee you the said George AsbuEy johnson
beY ssid Circuit Court Of Cook County, te nrst
In said County, on the fr5t Monday OF September.
1872 and plead ansEes OF demur to t1e IS, sad CON,
auQ things therein charged and stated will be taken
as co, fessea sad decree entered against Eon nc
.corG Ing to the prayer OF Had bill. ,-,-no,, rv1
" VIM. T.. CHtRCH. Cle:k.
6 Z nou Cntnnl,ta Snlr aul5tS4lsW
, 1862-09-03

WAR CLoIM OFFICE FOR
w EVERY COUNTY IN THE NORTHWEST.
f)ff;fe IS Dearborn STREET. Chicago ii.


VMT II r. y = NJ IT y ~ II oI
W LEAvITT& q WRIGHT. Attorneys at Law; a-
end Bounty ebiatned: fTess,ters Warrants promptly
collected and 1le money renilsea FEES $o.5o Dis
Asit:rss LEiNI1T D. Nl;IuHT. Chicago. u. 0alco
e Clark StIEtt. 1A4 kItt1y
, 1862-09-03

~ATARRHl CAT ARR H |
8. sEELyE's QUIDCATARRHREMEl

~yATAKRH or COLD IN TIE HEAD.
easier to cure CatarTh than Consumption. ans bT
curing tEr first prevent the tntter Petsons should
understand that the better Way to cure Consumption
Tie symptoms Of Cstarsh as they generally appear
ard find that they have frequent attacks and .re more
sensttvc to the chanEes Of Temperature In this con
and actia. afterwards becoming thSk and adhesiye.
-ensed il quantity and c.anged in quality they are
ou thick and heavy zd are either got id Of hy hioE,
llawked or couchcd off, The sccretions are offensive.
causing had breath the voice. thick and nassau the
eyes are weak of smell Is ltSStntd OF de-
1roy Cd; deafness freaMsntly takes & r.aGe
Eg tic aid Of the LlUt ID CATAtsRH REMEDY. all
eslcse SYMPTOMS can he c+ually reinuyed:
Price of the Ca*rrh Remedy. ent for use
np month with full aud clear directions. sent by ex-
ETeEs. e..
Address Dr.. n. q. SEELYF.
rr71, III .sfou1rn pos. Office BOX 1851 Chicago ILL.,
, 1862-09-03
Fanata Diseases. Ac.s

och IS Eapptessicrs irresula1.tea. Falling Of the
4aonb Tumorg al; l:rinary Diseases kervous peol1ty}
tse speedily cured. t,u: poisonous drlEa injurious
r. a naIgfabIe uicdirlaes Of any xnd Heve no deli
exrV Fl calling 60 difference what yeut tro16!ea may
os The afflicted cordially invited to c End est
Ely tRepee1ves-
consultations 1Hta Examinations Free
of Charge.
81, communications strictly confidential once in
te@ Street Ealreat Building corner q staTe 2nd a
Eonh Er.eets DtIice hours II oun = N. tlI9F NJ
hdtresa J, E. b1fCAEN. VI. D. Chicago IL Letter.
to my address. Inc1oFlnE s1ar Wli fece7e 3somPs
ens @T ~ 80 Ee12W1Y
, 1862-09-03

TSTATE OF ASHLEY GIL
~ BERT DscEAsED.-PubIfc notice IS hereby
afyen to ali u having claims against the est2te
Gilbert 70 Rsss5ant m a.hs ths stg f1 f9F q
t Conn,y Court OF Cook County to be holden ut the
Court HS7se. in the City ct Chicago, on the third
Mqudsy October 4 u. 1S6s.
MARIA GILBERT, Admln1st -aHlx.
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