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, 1862-10-29
ETT ONE WAX.

There is but one way to end this war.
Thsrk God for thai. When amid the
doubt and anxiety rakened by the stormy
times upon which We have fallen, with
treason in arms sgainst Us in the field, and
still more dangerous dis1oyalty gathering
courage and taking head among our own
communities; With generals in command
who will not strike for fear Of wounding
slavery, and other generals who caunot
strike at all; with millions Of treasure
squandcrcd and thousands Of precious
livcs lost from among the people, doubly
lest because there seemingly comes back
no return for au this outlay; with the
heavy hand Of Bankruptcy casting its close
sladow upon the nation; it Is little Won
der that loyal men at times become dis
hcartened, and disposed to cry out-stop::
One glance, however, at the black abyss
over which re arc struggling, one vision
Of what We shall become among nations if
we allow this ruin to be accomplished, and
it is seen that we cannot pause. There is
UAt t!E NA1 W CAA l4AAa nAA. NE A4Aos
fight it through. We must send Jet other
armies to take the place Of "the heroes
gone before.'' We must bend our backs to
yet heavier burdens We must bring for
ward The last man aud the last dollar, and
this literally, and not in the set phrase Of
the rostrum. We must give up everything
and SO end this war as to save the lif;
Of the nation. Prosperity will be wooed
easily back when the war is over. Homes
will be rebuilt and Plenty with her full
horn will follow the train Of Peace. Not
| for these or any Of these must We cease
cxertions before the end be reached
Sadly enough We may sec that apparently
the year so far has been lost Resting fol
months upon the verge Of something stir
ring, with victory just within our grasp
the campaign Of the year thus far has only
wasted our armies. It is something tt
have got rid Of Buell. 1t will be some
thing to sec activity take the place o
"quiet On the Potomac" But with all ou
disheartcnments We must go forward ant
strike down everything in the way Of pro
gress. There is but one way to purchas
peace, and that is by the sword No va,
to quiet, but through the successful issu
Of this war.
, 1862-10-29

From the army Of the Ohio comes up
blast Of ::ot indignation not only against
Gen. Buell., but against one Of his subordi-
mates, who ought, if the half is true that is
told to his discredit, to be hung, drawn and
qusncred. We mean Major General Gil
bert, who, from captaincy il the regular
army, has been jumped up to his present
place over the heads Of five hun
dred men better than himself In
so1cnt, cruel, dictato1ial, aud his men
say, cowardly, he deserves no con.
sileration at the hands Of decent men any.
where Our readers will know him when
we tell them that he is the tool who was
used by Buell. to father the charges against
Gen. Tu1chin. Let all the little whelps RI
with the old dog. Buell. has got his walk
ing papers. Now throw a chunk at Gil
bert
, 1862-10-29
DEFENsE OF GEN, RURLL,

Following In the wake Of the opposition
convention in this Congressional district,
which warmly commended Gen. Buell.,
the Chicago 19mes undertakes his defense.
It charges that his removal was wrung
from the President as another concession
to the radical" sentiment Of the Republi-
can party, and that he falls victim to
the abolition spirit" The defender Is
worthy Of the man defended. Elsewhere
in this paper We print brief review Of
Buclrs operations since the battle Of shi-
lob. in which the reader will not fafl to
see:the exact reason why tho Ismes takes
up rudgels In the Generals. behalf Read
the: statement and know. where the bond
Ct sympa.hyist .~: = !:
, 1862-10-29

We tell the Republicans of the second
Congressional district that they must not
sleep under the assurance that the gallant
Farnsworth is sure Of an election. He ia
sure Of an overwhelming majority If his
friends do their duty-not otherwise. His
majority may be more thousands than there
are counties in his district, twice over, if
the votes are all put IN the ballot box; but
if apathy and sup:neness, begotten Of a
false security, shall take the place Of Wig
orous work at the polls, he may be defeat
cd. The Tories, taking advantage Of Col.
Farnsworth's absence in the field, arc work
ing with extraordinary diligence and SC
cresy to compass bis defeat. The voter
Of the second district need only to bt
warned in season!
, 1862-10-29

WITHDRAWN FROM TIE CoSTEsr.-Hon,
Alexander Campbell, who recently announced
himseff as An independent candidate for con
grss in the 9th district, has letter in the
Lasalle Hess OF Saturday, in which he With
draws himself from the contest His reasons
are that the Republicans having nominated
Hon. ]. 0. Norton, and Col. T. L. D;ckey
being announced as candidate in the Demo-
cratic papers, 1t may be said that both parties
have candidate In the field He adds that he
has ssno deeire too disturb the harmony OF
parties, OF increase political excitement iu the
present unhappy condition Of the country" ="
MI. Campbell Is sterling, unconditional
Union man, and his Views upon the national
finances have been freely heard and discussed
In this city, where he recently leetured upon
fhA forft
, 1862-10-29
A Tory Poxv Wow Mt Vyuuke.an.

Pursuant to two weeks notice by the "Ten-
reseee candidate" = 1arge aud enthusiastic
mass meeting consisting Of 126 persons, vas
held at the Court House On Saturday evening
Last.
The ball was opened by the Southern con-
fcdernte candidate for representative aud
would-be wildcat bank attorney-one Fl. T.
Helm, Of Chicago, who, ne understand,
"squatted" atLake Forest few weeks since,
for the purpose Of running for the Legislature.
ing in the rebel armYl
The audience were regaled for some thirty
minutes with the denuuciations of Chicago
and New York 1fibuaes, from which it IL to
be inferred that those papers were familiar
with the speakers early 1i:e.
He said he was not q pro.s1avery man now;
thought the "peculiar" institution was dead,
&C., and ought to be sacrificed to put down
the rebellion, but still was opposed to O.d
Abe's proclamation. a friend Of his, Col.
to the rebels on account Of it! The
speaker did not state when he should fol
| low his friend; but as he said he should
| watch the approaching election with IN
terest, it's presumable. he will not 60
over until after the election, as people might
| admitted the president had the war power and
| each OF his generals but as long as the tnstt-
tuition WIS dead there was no necessity Of the
! proclamation.
| Here he again took up the Chicago TRIBUNE
| ard believed that there was not 800 read tit
has 1,000l subscribers to 1t In Lake county.
| THE committee On cheering who had gone to
Sleep during his TRADE against the president
and newspapers, here revived and his last re-
mark was greeted with four spasmodlc eff1rts
| of d single pair Of feet to produce applause,
| which soon subsidized as their owner stretched
himself out for new nap.]
The sophomerfc effort Of the bank attorney
was we'll learned, and be repeated 1t a. glibly
SIS schoolboy, with lew exceptions, having
his manuscript conveniently near for refer.
ence. His speech, at this stage, seemed to be
quotations from the Chicago Times, and the
eubject of negroes coming into the State.
One Of the audience enquired, however, II
Cairo and the Democratic counties did not
+ monopolize the darkles, aud Others crying out
buncombe, the bank attorney was compelled
to skip portion Of hls tplece'' which had
evidently been written before the late order o'
the war department on tho subject OF contra-
bands. TIE anxiety Of the audience was ther
considerably excited by the repetition Of the
statement embodied In Helms address, In re-
gard to the necessity OF more and different leg
islation; which curiosity Nas entirely salts
fed BY his employee soon after, W1en he
spoke of bis wild cat bank bill.
Mr. Helm abounded In laudations Of 'th'
Democratic party. and repeated the familia
Quotstjon from the Chicago Times that tn
salvation Of the country depended upon tn
| Democratic party; whereupoa pious bro
ther present fnvoluntarilJ exclaimed In tn
language Of the sacred poet:
40 Lord On what slender thread
uargs everlasting tht1gs.'
, 1862-10-29
wEfERET TIE ELAINE 1eESTs.

Tory lemagogues iuveigh against tue
intficicncy Of the administration, and de-
nouncc Republican rule as q failure, and
charge the party with imbccility for not
having made greater progress in quelling
the rebellion.
Ntyer was there q more Inconsistent
OF hypocritical accusation. The Repub-
ican party has been but nominally in
power It's members hold most of the
civil offices, and q few of the subordinate
military places. But the war policy Of
the Republicans has never been tried
The chiefs Of the party are not in COM
mand OF control Of the army. The Re-
publicans have furnished the great major
ity Of the soldiers, and Republican gov
crnors and State officers hare organized,
equipped and sent the regiments into the
field, and have looked after them with
tat1lerly ao1icitudc when sick and wound
ed. Sanitary aud societies, nine-tenths Of
whose contributions came from Republi-
can families, minister to the wants Of the
sick aud dying soldiers Millions Of dol
lars were subscribed to form bounty funds
to promote enlistments and support the
fanilies Of those who volunteered, ,four-fiflhs
Of which came out Of Republican pockets
In short, the Republicans have done I'M
nicnsely more than their equitable share to
raise armies, equip armies, care for armies,
pay for armies. But they have had little
or no voice in commanding them or in
planning the campaigns. Their political
oppoucnts-1hc Democrats dictated
the policy Of the war, have planned the
campaigns, have devised the military pro-
granlmc, have furnished the commanders
Of the armies, and, in short, have managed
and mismanagcd the war. The dismal
failure to oucn the rebellion is the work OF
Democratic generals and the result d
Democratic plans.
Here is presented to the world the extra
ordinary spectacle Of q Republican organi
zation held responsible for the failure o
campaigns planned and executed by Dem
ocrats. The Democratic party has stub
bornly resisted the adoption Of d Republi
can policy, end vociferously opposed th'
appointment Of Republican generals, AMI
when gratifed by the President with hay
ing their own way, and the war conductc'
on their plan, and the armies led by thei
generals, they now turn round and blam
the Republicans for want Of success, IN
try to hold them responsible for the wretch
ed failure Of Democratic plans and gent
rails! Was there ever in the history Of III
man affairs such Inconsistency and stult
fication?
, 1862-10-29

Hon. ]. ". Newport OF Morris, and Henry
Logan, esq, Of Joliet, will address the citizens
OF Grundy county, as follows:
Mazon. Wednesday, October 2oh, ~. m
Mtnooka. Thursday. October Seth, p, m.
GazoncI. Friday, October 8lst, p. N.
hon. J. o. Norton will also address the
meeting at Gardner.
Hon. JcsxeO Norton's appointments
Ottawa, Wcdnetday, Oct. 20 asSp.m.
kankaGce. Thursday, Oct. 80. At Up m.
Joliet, Saturday, Nur. ]. 81 I p. m.
, 1862-10-29
Ohio Volunteer q.

Orders have been issued from Washington
to muster out Of rarvice the G6'h Ohio vo'uo-
terzr, i one-year regiment, made prisoners
not 2cng since ut Harpee's Ferry, aud sfaco
kept It Chicago on ,p.role- Though the time
of the regiment is not quite out, 30 in+uaor-
dfuase and otheruise ussless h.s It proved,
that It has been deemed bsst to get I'D Oft
, 1862-10-29
The Rich Spotls Of Bragg.


Correspondence New York Herald +
The trains Of the rebel army began passing
through CRIB Orchard on Saturday nIgot, aud
continued all the Sabbath day and nigat. The
tensive, and BY eome ths number Of wagonsis
estimated at 500 or 1000 They arc IN al
most every instance impressed wagons belong
ing to farmers and 0! great capacity, There
were also O large number Of United
sass .gsns 81 ad raoaa a1i@As but hs
nished On compu1sion by the farmers
and not Uncle Sam. The men driY-
itg THIN boasted that they had come into the
State with 100 wagons, but we're going out
with 1 .0G0. An individual who had evidently
lost his slaves asserts that they have taken
that hs firmly believes the rebsls have taken
away from the State more negroes thin re-
cruits. Those wagons are loaded with all
manner Of articles Of food ard clothing. In
one train Of forty wagons there was nothing
but jeans and linse5s, manufactured at the
Frankfort penitentiary, and stolen from that
Institution by the rebels Of klrby Suith. AL
tie stores at Camp Dick Robinson have been
taken away by Kirby Smith, whose column
the rebels reported re.reating by way Of Rich
mor1 to London.
Correspondence Cincinnati Gazette.}
Recently published documents have shown
that Bragg and Kirby Smiths invasion WAS ss-
lilly lAkEuNEA " 1E aNAAEt1tQSs AAV&C k-AA k4G
grand foragirg expedition many had supposed
It. As q movement ngafnst Louisville and
| Cincinnati land that now appears to have been
| the original inten,ion,) Of course it WAS tail
ure. But in tie sccoudlry purpose OF seear.
| ing s:ores to winter their army, the practical
results they gained were well worth the whole
invasion.
Over the whole ragion Of the Dlaa Grass
| up in fact, to within less tlau twe1sy miles
,of Loui<yllle-she rebels had KEEP: eyszy
Mill running night and day, had
| seized all the wheas they could find. and
lad rround it, had driven or slaughtered aud
| packed all the beeves and hogs they could
collect, and had well nigh cleared the entlse
country Of horses. Some portion OF the
etorts they hid thus collected Wis lost On tht
retreat. but by far the greater part was car
ried OF in safety. They came into the Ssa.t
in rags they went out with oil the l!nsey aut
j.ans that the stores Of central and southers
Kentucky contained. A single merchant il
Lexington had to sell them (that WAS tht
polite name, at least, tor the transaction,
S101, ,0cO worth Orleans. He received pay il
confederate notes, ard is now anxious t:
| make his Way GoTn to Dixie to buy land
, 1862-10-29

F0R sALE.-L4rge House snl
sfpted TT boarding soase: g, 3oo Hoas7 @ "a Lot
pltce. very chesp. Two cheap reside ces or t,ttf
street near plyta.on. BRICK u.e aaa Lot on F9uIss
st1eek near Lssane. House md Lot ca iandslpo-st.
near Peoria spe4t Coed restd.eee On 1e sa e 'ste5
Lot on Abe1deen-at, near Adx<ns street IMo Lo@ o.
North Avenue near LarrAhta street 81 test % 4ical
fDNsT PRHaSING. No. LaSIaoo Block. oornss
C1s,f ard Yeas1iE etan stzests t. ,,.x n.,,.-+,
J 1t Z low Frte Of tate<eE~ seeeQo9tl0
, 1862-10-29
REPUBLICAN UNION NOMINA.
TIONSs

For Representative III Congress for TIE STATE {
Large.
&c. NGERSOLL.
State Treasurer,
WILLIAM BUTLER.
Superintendent Of Public Instruction,
NEWTON BATEMAN.
Representatives in Congress,
District 1-1SAaC n. ARNOLD.
2JUHN f. FARNSWORTH.
81 3-ELIAU B WASaBURSE.
4CHARLES B. LAWRENCE.
5OWEN LOVEJOY.
st 8-JESSE O. NORTON.
e. -ELIJAH MCCARTHY.
" S+LEONARD 8 NETf.
81 1O-S. W. MOULTON.
81 Il-STEPHEN G. HICKS.
81 12-ROBERT SMITH
FOB SENATOR, 18th DISTRICT,
I'D. WARD.
FOR REPRESENTATIVES,,
TAG. THROOP,
WM. E. GIN rHER.
cs., tGEORGE ". GAGE,
ootn ulstl1es ]. LYLE KING.
clss District {: T: haEs 4 ESfhNNoas' fANo.
FOR SHERIFF.
D. s. HAMMOND.
FOR CORONER,
DR.. ERNST SCHMIDT.
, 1862-10-29

B Washington nswspap apers contain ints1li-
geAce Of the changing OF seventeen negroes
{n;Cnlpepper county, Virginia, for having in
their possession copies ct the Presidents
proclamation"
Abolitlon philanthropy has al ways BROUGHT
misery, ald Irsqueut desth, to negToes.--Ch!-
eago 7t,nes
Gen, Prentiss tells OF flve Ohio soldiers ta
saw burg at Atlantis. Georgia, before the pro
c.emsaiou was Issued. Did the 7saes eveF dg-
/ ure up how much misery and aoash slavery
ha brought to white peoplet
, 1862-10-29
mr. Henderson and the Chicago
Times


[Etom the Genesco tuenry co.. Union Advocated
The Chicago Times is out with full CRY In IA
yor Of the election OF Mr. Henderson over Mt.
Lovejoy In the 5th district. It Is said crime
makes strange bedfelloxs. Now what Is the
bord OF affinity between Ar. Henderson and
the Times? Is Mr. Henderson tory In dis
enise that the 1in@s thus pats him On the
6aek? It is said the devil loves his own;
What makes the Iinus love Mr.. Henderson !?
It does not hurt Mr. Henderson to have the
Times glorify him, so long as he does not
know II, and then to1erat<s it, as sure symp-
rom thtre is something rotten In Denmark
Is it lore for MI. Henderson, or hatred
for bIr. Loyejo5 that provokes the tory
Iusns to elobber over the one, and gag At
the other! The 1tn1es does not love Mt.
Henderson any more than 1t loves De-
i>F. It would rather, IS the less Of two evils,
zee him elected than SIR. Lovcjoy, because It
conceives that he would be tive ,ker vessep'
in Congress in opposing toryism than Nr.
Loyrjoy. We cannot but approve the s1gacl.
tt of the Times, in thus choosing from Its mu-
tua1 foes the weaker man to be It's antagonist.
| But the very reason the Times has for desiring
1lE. Henderson's election over Mt: Love1oy,
| /, the very prince of ressous why all loyal pa
| trtots should go solid for Mr. Lovrjoy. When
man, man. and l7 urees ali its tory brood q chicken:
There Is death in tbas pot! Tha egg Is adj
| mind that. The 1smes w&n'a to d.
feat Atr. Lovejoy.. That Is all. VIZ
sometimes get a good idsa from our enc
relentless hatred of: the tory 7snaes towards
| Mr. Loyejoy, Is owing to It's knowledge Of tht
fact that AIr. Loytjoy Is one ot the strongest
ahlest and purest supporters Of the constitu
ton and the government In Congress. AMI
its devilieh instincts tor treason, lsads II Z
i ; connfry ard fta institutions of freedom I
, 1862-10-29

Hon. Leonard SHctt.s t.sAppointments.
Fatrhury. Livingston county, Wednesday, oc-
tobcr %, p H.
Pontiac, 1iYtnsstua county Thursday, October
, 1862-10-29

DECATUR, Macon county, Wednesday, Oct. %.
Springfield, Sansamon Co, Tnnssdav. oct. %.
bloomington, Mclean Co.. Friday, Oct. u.
fcI1ia, Peoria Co., Saturday, Noy. !.
Monmouth, Warren Co., Monday, Sog.3.
, 1862-10-29

Atio, to Baeu and hal to Rasecrana-1Ne Pref
anre Joru Aouement By kAe Iotomae Army-
False Ercs4ses for Dday- What ought 70 BE-
IDone-.4fo.her Washington R1nic in Pros.
1,ect-Neo York ard Massdchustts Elections
-Ifo1dbiluits Of Success.
, 1862-10-29

Sixth Congressional District.
Hon. Alexander Campbell Of La sale, pub.
Isbes card In the L. sal1e Press, withdraw
irg from tie CANVASS as an Independent candi.
date for Congress In the 9th district.
, 1862-10-29

Gen. Linderss Appointments
Gcneeeo. Wednesday, October %.
Moline, Thur+day. October 80.
Rock leland Friday, October 81.
l6liet, Saturday. Noye1nbef /.
, 1862-10-29

- - =. NHIC40Vs H., VIss <tI 111Ss
Editors Chicago Tribune:
Can you inform many anxious iuq7irers
whether The II. ". Fuller nominated for the
assembly by the f1re-in-the-rear Democrats, Il
the same Individual who 50 mfsrepresented our
State In the constitutional convention, and
who got clause inserted In that popular in
strument preventing the widening of DsaE-
bern street adjoining the post Office? It he
l. the man, what TX haa he now to grind!
Does he wish legislative aid to keep this eye
sore where 1t Is, against the 'wishes Of our en-
tire community?
Please give rs the Information. We wish
to;yote understandingly. MANY WORMS:
, 1862-10-29
What the Rebels Think of Seymour.
The Macon, Gcorgia Telegraph says:

Ee5monr's speech bvfare the convention
which nominated him for governor Of New
York is one Of the most quiet, well-digested
and exyo.iatirg assaults upon the Black Re-
publican party We have ever read. His attsck
itpou The Southern rebellion IL completely
foils1 by his our. exhibition Of the charaeter and
purposes Of the majority party Of The Northern
Stats,
, 1862-10-29

Twentieth Senatorial District Ap.
pointIncnts.
Daniel Richards. Union and Republican can
didate for State Senator for the counties OF
Lee Ogle, and Whiteside, and A. A. Terrell
OF Sterling, will speak in the evening at the
following places:
Lyndcn, Whftcfide connty, Fridsy. Oct 81.
Grand dc Tour, Os1c county, Saturday, Nov. !.
, 1862-10-29
TOR SaLE-A frst-class Farm,

On the Chicago, BuEllngton 4 Qutncy Railroad. sA
ulIe8 from Bristol station.
Containing SGT acres perfectly dy prairie lad acu
dfuC 81 acres al heavy umher- AdfelnlnK- The annual
sales grntn said farm have sve.a5sd @ .ns
10 fu1i bearing sppIe ttea besides peach. Ps1n7s Pn7.
sGtnr1T @e Ha9Y tia yaiue mey Teu3an ontoe fATm
RI Term of 5tsrs and u. reUaaueer II dssrrd w1ll
Tt.uNG. Rristoi ssadon, Randall County. L.
, 1862-10-29

n1EnKAs
Hon. Aaron Tyler will address the people
,ofthe 5th Congressional district at the follow
ing times and places upon the war questions
Of the day:
Wednesday, October 10Th. At Kcwanec, at 7
O'clock p. N.
Thursday, October 30th, at Galva, at 7o'clock
r.. M
Friday, October 3tst, at Galesburg. at O'Clock
Saturday. November 1st, at Knoxville. at
o'clock y. m.
Monday, November Sd, at Peorla, at 7o'clock
, 1862-10-29

# The following are among the deaths
reported in tho Washington hospitals. -.
5cA Dieey, =. 17.h Mich. q. II Sherman D,
ger, I. 18Th Viz.
, 1862-10-29

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or
~ Female-Ageuta wanted IN avery town Of the
United StateA 10 self improved E:etaot
secuTed bI copyr1Ent Agents making from f3fH s I:
mr. taT, For particulars Inquire At J. kDHLkKa
bd,ce. 10 5Meopolitar Block, OF addzrts Pest otaee
Boz aE eccloe4rx three cent postage stsnr
, 1862-10-29
EOR RALF-La. ds. To al want.
tnirz Farn.-Mld cltu1ate. larxr aud thriving set
u&&enEe Vlnsland TatKT1 sIi EN- NILES soata Of Ph1t

&Fine Crops to bo seen growing
within four Jr2rA
t:Good Bu,insas 0psn1ugs-Goo3 Society,
Hundreds settling and making Improvement. Ap
pH to GHAS. Z L1kD1S, Post Mater. Vlneland
P$pe5 COL taininE fun Information vii no AN frea-
Arln3,N -
, 1862-10-29

Hon. owen LoEeioy'n Appointments:
Elmwood Peoria county, Wednesday, October g.
Kickapoo. Peoria county, FRIDAY october 81.
Henrepln, Saturday, November 1.
Speaking, In all cases not otherwise speci-
fed, to commence ut o'clock, p. m.
, 1862-10-29

N1l* 1HEE1SV147H HAVFo1NtsG3E7s
Quincy. Adams county, Wednesday, Oct. q: =.
Maet,mb. McDonougk county. Thursday, Oct. "
, 1862-10-29

Arrival OF the Columbia and Missouri
Overland Expedition ..-I mpOrEa0 ut
Military Route Ooeued Across xhe
i the hIpedltlon.n ~
, 1862-10-29

NOR SALE-Second hand Car
L rtage. for sale. one stx teassd Roeksway, COED
style an5 tlshty woEn g: ano'saa.sai ,9 93n
nm fsrmrr. yfay ID seen at u. BIL6IHG rows
i..sa.z and KkAaah 6Ntuna. e14jf1r
, 1862-10-29

N\GFN is. ANY good ones
~ Earked, to attend every Fair A2d Ca;6p Ground
+ the e se ths only ksed d. r. sas
profit Of Epu $5 to $ls per dsy insuTA sveET mrH
supplies e II k5s 8. bax
k25$ EHlCAtQ.
, 1862-10-29

~ MIIASOLE'S DANCING
W. ACADEMY,
III Wabash Avenue. betwran Anag1s and Jackson Il.
Clars open at all times for tegtnne~s-
-C1tILph1y's Class evety Taesaay md 3 sstu-day.
Parents only al owed - vlt'ta.s: assembly every
sons admitted except those Introduced By :chnisrs
, 1862-10-29

i,G iGnotoruXeJ ~ Gompetens, ann s1pe11eneeo IS ~
gassmeaE With one q our Ctsy Chusehss as1s vel
ar vent11at1r: pubc buildings, and leels conndent
q giving entire satisfaction In the.e respects an
much experience. For reliability, p7omptnes5 and
efcIency he give the brst Of city references nd
dfess SEXTQE. TIlDuna J.ice. ocEs s565 "
, 1862-10-29

r ARGE CATALOGUE SALE
- to The Trade Of nEst quality White Crocsery to
bt solo 1t Auction by the Crate
ALso-LafEt cstaio4ne gale to tha Trade OF a fresh
and stock OF Hardware from large impor:-
lcE house IN New foFk Particulars OF tho aoovesa!c
will be given In : few daya.
GILBERT & SAMPSON. Aucuooec.s.
In ~ 70 sR4
, 1862-10-29

TOR SALE OR EXCu ANGE,
L Lots 10 nine ~, ten f1f) and eleven nn. Il
eSt numbered thEsa M snd 81 Ios a1 a3m 1erf9 Mst
wtbt tert Addition II Chicass. t!ne or TWO thous nd
dollars viii be paid In eIrbAn. for iu1prnred nrope
~ ssJnd q ~ st1ref oct1 1v1A i'm
, 1862-10-29

WANTBD.-l00 men wanted for
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