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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-14
Dr. MiIrs Isotnnic Isemeaies
for the cure of Private Diseases in either Sex will at
times be found safe, prompt and efficient in eradicat
disease, either acute Or chronic and curing all cases

for the cure of Private Diseases in either Sex will at all
times De found safe, prompt and efficient in eradicang
disease either acute chronic and curing ali cases
A F1W WORDS TO YOUNG MEN.-Durjng the
practice of fifteen years, DR.. Hill has in contact
WIN almost lnnumerCBle If debility OCcasuDt
by dreadful habit Of solitary self abuse lie contin-
ues to warn all young men who not afflicted avoid
II as they value ther lives, and advise that are
troubled with the habit its consequences where they
can DC cured OF such trouble and le them know the
ure disasters resulting in the nu-attendanCe them in
Time 1t no exaggeratOn to say that three fourths
the insane owe their malady to this hOrtid habit The
propret0rs OF Insane coObOrae the statement
ana II me victim escapes ms nifty diocy, yet he
she Is entirely untitled for the real pleasures lite either
IN or out of the domestic circle-wh procreave powers
ruined afflicted with distrust ever doubtful Of lis
rlends-n fact perfect hypochondriac what is he fit
0r but to be cast out and die Attend al once
all you who have been addicted TO this miserable habit
or may be too late and you may so down dishon
ored grave hardly fit to meet the God who gave you
powers which you have ade instead of bless
ing, as they were intended. There exists not in the
Whole world an OBJECT more loathsome and miserable
than one thus broken in health hopes Avoid it, then
as you wish for happiness and heaven.
DR. Hills practice is wholly on the botanic nrIpcirle
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DR. C. =. lllLL-Dear Sr-Words cannot express to
you the gratitude feel is due you for the benefit have
received from your truly invaluable medicines and
thnk cannot inlly justify myself without gvinr this
smsl token Of my friendship and esteem insomueh as
you nave been my guardian angel in restoring me TO
healtn when had long since despared Of l mad for
IOng time 1.-TWO years. been troubled with that most
Dreadful o. all plants Seminal Emissions which so
weakened me ~ body and mind that / was Obliged to
give up all business, and consult physician regarding
my ase applied to the so-caed best physician In
Boston Commenced taking his medicines and con-
nued TO 40 so two months, without getting any relief
on the contrary continued to grow worse very Iast
mad LOST about twenty pounds of flesh, and saw IL
continued taking his highly vauned specifics that dealt
would soon relieve my suflernRs. This physician then
told me that my ca twas inCurable, that had better
not take any medi ne. lie said that was In decline
Wliin would end In consumption ! then desI aired OF
any elit and saw that unless something
done to mitigate the comp int, should he numbered
with the deaf Happen ng TO pass our Office day
thought won make one more trial. | commenced
taking your Indian Vegetable Medicines arch the pam
and am now, through the beneftng effects that trnig
wonJ eru medicine, restored to perfect health mud bi
not fail recommend II 10 any Of my friends thot ,
suffering from such any other disoase Io,ina tfi
will find you enjoying health and prosperity 4eino '
fouryery aftectionate friend ~
Foxbor0' June 23th 1868 n SiYTro
my case, as you see lit. ' y hfifI
To 2. A. Hill, Botanic Physlcanl
81 Main st. Worcester. Macs
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Ezssssss7ss57z3 WESTERN RAILROAD
.s====s==s=ss=:qSPRWG ARRANGEAENTS.- s. Com.
ss-@E1z --zzss-@mencing MONDAY, May 5, Is62.-Bos-
ton, Alban, and Troy.
Leave Worcester for Albany and Way Stations, (ac.
commodatonl at $40 a. m. and p
ForNew York and Albany, (exp) SIS a. m and ~ +.
New York Mail train 10 y. m.
Rdilrodd Co3HectiORs.-At Albany 18th the New Yofs
Central Troy and Greenbush, and Hudson River rail-
roads, At Chatham with the Harlem and Hudson and
railroad At Pitsfeld with the Pittsield and North
Adams and StOckbridge and Pittsfeld railroads. AT
Westheld with the hampshire and Hampden railroad.
At Springfield with the Hartford New Haven and Spri &.
field, ana Connecticut River RAILROADS. AtPsmeT with
the New London Palmer and Wiuimantic, and Belcher.
town and Amherst railr' ads, At Worcester Junction
Nashua, and Norwich and Worcester railroad.
Worcester May lisp. HENRY GRAY, supt.
z5zss5a5a7sssla PROVIDENCE & WOR.
zess=siz5==ss=59 CESTER RAILROAD. Winter Al
May 5, 1852.
Passenger trains will leave Worcester for Providencs
and way stations, At 100 and ll30 n and 400 D. m.
troVdence Tor worcester and way stations at 20 ans
Valley Falls Trains leave Providence at $50, 1.aG,
S30, 1851 Has, a. m, 1890 m, $780, $50, $40
4.SO, $50, $50, and 500 p m.
Leave Valley Falls at $40, No. SIS, 1000 IL 0e a.
M, and LEO, 1.2s, , 90, 900, 4l0, 600, $40, ami
| 7.3t pm.
Those trains in bold figures the Worcester trains.
The worcester trains connect at Providence with
steamer Perry TO Newport at 10 Is a ana 4.3O D. M
from Newport ~ and l3O m, and with the splendid
steamers Plymouth Rock az Commonwealth to and
from New York at Z p. m via StoningtOn
At worcester Junction with Trains to and from tht
western, worcester and Nashua, Fitchburg and WoT
eester Boston and Worcester and Worcester and MOI
Through Tickets all important points at the est
can be obtained at the office of the Company, in Provi
dence, at as low rates as by any other route;
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Expresses Kf.

( ASGOODS PROVIDENCE & NOR.
- CESTER EXPRESSLY every train. Packages
forwarded Notes, Drafts, and Bills collected and paid
aRd all orders attended 70 with dispatch OFFIcE-No
| Lincoln House Block, Worcester No. Exchange st
Providence
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W. " ES. WANT ED-25 men to travel In Tniroie
to whom liberal salaries viii be maid ana exnnn'
Ihey must have some knowledge OF business and fai
euucau0n Men from thirty to fifty wears of ape npr
ferred. Permanent situations Guaranteed IN
men. For particulars, address " N'''p''''''
Y. ORMSBEE
Freeport, Ill. Oct / 1862 ,y9p v A'''0 oSS
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have been sold within the Ten Months ana the graf
flying result has been the prompt and thorough restosa
ton Of Hundreds of Females. who have sought relie
from other preparations in vain thereby demonstrating
its indisputable riE ht to be stvIeQ the greatest
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~ Olll FL his may certify that ! has,
~ given my son, Edward Il Bicelov his linn A.
shall not claim any more Of his earnings nor nav si
debts Of his contracting after this date, ''' '''
GrItOn, New England Village -""'
Sept %, 1862 o99dtt,,.,4
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DIR J. A. ANDREWS

~ SUM NER SIRE EFT
, 1862-10-03

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(; = - -: :s@:s S2Se p. 5Essur, Kfaa1px4 d CO.
, 1862-10-03
FROM TIE MARINE Ar Rr1LLKRY

Especial Correspondence Of the Chicago .Tribune1
OK BOARD GusBoAT VtDE1TE,
d Or NEwBERN, N; C., Sept. e, 1862.
The famous 3o0-not Spastans, but Suckers
about the same Kind Of msterial-who left
your city On the 18th Of August, have. just
reached here and been placed on board the
gunbosts. We expected to be On board long
ago, hut expectations, We find, amount to but
little In military matters.
There are now eight gunboats lying here
ready for service, all Of which have done good
execution already in various well-fou3ht bat
ties The Chicago boys are on board the
V.dette, senunel and Hussar, which, you will
remember, ate staunch, well-armed crafts, and
the officers, SO lar 8s have any opportunity
Of knowing, are naea and soldiers. Old Capt.
Hyklop, who was recruiting In Chicago, has
men, that it is going to make some trouble
| when his command Is selected from tho num-
| ber, for be cannot take all
NeKbeIn Is still threatened by rebels, ot
| whom there are several thousands scattered
about 10 Guerilla bands, not far distant; but
be assured the troops stationed here ask
nothing better than q visit from them. ]
/ think, however, there ia no probability OF It,
unless they are driven from Virginia and
forced back in confusion, southwark. 1t would
| perhaps be contrabsnd news to state what
force could he brought against them here,
hut have no apprehensions, Newbern wiu re
main In the Union few days yet
Every sailing craft, from the smallest "dugg.
out" upwards, il brought to and made &
| show pass ut some one Of the gunboats.
they fail to respond to the call Of ts boat
a,hoyi" they are Immediately fred at, and 1t
some cases the crews shot dead. The utmos
p1acantion IL used to prevent any aid or com
fort reachipg the enemy from the few eecee8
iopists in disguise who still intest the city
An armed guard Is also placed at eyery stree
corner In town, and no stranger can trave
many rods through the streets without hay
ing to give an account OF himself
and there Is comparatigely little sickness
among citizens or soldiers. Yours, &C.
i - WurTHs
, 1862-10-03
FrHnds OF the Niger Drivers.
Especial Dispatch to the N. 7. Times

WABHRETo1, Oct. 29, 1869;
The commissioners Of. emancipation are
busily engaged in examining cases which iu-
vofve the loyalty Of claimants for compensa-
tion for elaves freed BY the emancipation act.
The latest case is that Of Mrs Bibb, OF, George
town, D. c., widow OF judge Biob of this
city, who claims compensation for five slaves,
4 number Of WITNESSES have already been ex-
anined, without, however, establishing her
loyalty. This Till be the case with great
many Of the claimants for compensation. We
donbt it one halt the number Of applicant. will
tucct ed In establishing their loyalty to the
satisfaction Of the commission, which ought
to, and no doubt will be very strict In tnat
regard.
most notorious rebels in this city, aud the sur
rounding counties IN MARYLAND, have filed
their Claims before the commissioners for
compensation. In m2ny cases the bona j1de
owners Of gl8yes freed BY the act are now en-
gagged in rebellion against the government, but
rely upon their representative and business
sgents here to obtkln the compensation. The
commissioners will look out for these cases,
ing its way Into the pockets Of rebels and
traitors, will either be returned to the treasury
or added ta the fund appropriated for the col
onization Of such Of the freed negroes as may
choose to .ccept the offer Of the government
to emigrate to Liberia -Hayu, OF any other
country provided for their reception
Compensation Is claimed tor upwards Of
5000 slaves, which is.a greater number thsn
is shown by the last ceusus to have been held
in this district Previous to the passage OF
the emancipation act \ largo number Of the
| and their pl.css supplied BY old and decrepid
ones, for whom their owners expected to re.
/ ceiye the kame compensation as for the young
/ and healthy. They viii be greatly disaPpoint
| ed, however, IS pro r0ta values have beer
fixed upon Ill slaTes for whom compensation
| Is claimed.
| 4 gentleman from a. Mary's county, Nd.
who is large slaSeowner himself, informed
| us the other day that the prices allowed b.
| the Commissioners for the emancipAted ne
groes were higher than those which could b
| obtained In his section Of the State for slave
sold On the block. 80 it appea1s the govern
ment pays more for IS nIggess" than the lov
| era Of the institution themselves arc Wiliinl
to p&T. = H.. :.
, 1862-10-03
Gbt* Gtibtttte.
TRmAYi.OCroBER 3, 1863.


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Vt lpye thee fnz thy noble xeaI,
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asses8or's N0tice.
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4thee Eo. T. EN:nxs B:ock. eo1aEF E.ask and hoEas
Rraica 10 nprt.es tas III w.zd ox the CT, II
Ehtcago. and tbs Town Of Laie VleT - Il, Il.
EcoT1111 Aest A8ses&or, otEce natfnNrE enrnay 81
division ko- complies sha 1tta ward u fae City
e Shcago, and Al thst part Of sne Town of Wesk
gest from sald .tzses WkSDEL1 3. K1xa. As,t A
s:Tsst eosner Tee:nh:
:piv14&on No. coH1nkt149 tbs TOWN. OF Bloom Rich
T1orI ton, BseEsr oslatd Lesnout Pa!os: worth aad
EatuIft. g. B. 2ANAoKs. cFtca. BlNa EsIena.
Division No. IA coE4rr1sea thu Towns Lake Lyoox
Pfoviso. Cicero Layden snd Jsdo71nn J1HxS
N1cn41, A1sIt Anexsr, Office Town of LVuut,
DtvtAon NO II counpFtae1 tbs Towns II BAzr1axt3u
axnoser. Palatine WkeelIn& Schxucnberx Blk Grove
Natre T'les NufthdrId NtV Il. fsr snd KYan,tno
j. VI. k1Haxt1Y. All Assessor c1t1rs Town Of EsFe
ranSton.
, 1862-10-03
hespectlu11y, Juur Upeu1ens sef701s,
T. r. RoBB, State Agent,


Iist Of Illinois soldiers admitted to general hos
p1tal e e Jackson. Tenn, for the week eading
TH1HrKrH n1lno1s- George Brown, co. Z.
SEVENTH ILt1ro1s CAyA1RT-Conrad Ha1rick,
co. +; Allen H. CluEe. r: Francis j. DAVIS. D /;
ca.par Bobbos, Il; Horace &. Catlin, @; David
noner, {; :; Christian Doreman' B; Corporal Wm,
Hit, l; Emery D. Vanmser. l.; George Groom,
B: Chszles Mye,a, 3; Jacob Ten E5ck, 3
Asbury Brown, x; Isaac Garden, I: John Lee, I.
THIRTY FIRST 1L11No1e--1saac Bresden, CO. B;
Henry w. Feren. g; Corp Henry .McQuirster, Il.
TH1n1r' 'E1aH1H lLI1so1s-Janee A. kieden, co.
THR.r-F11H ILLINOIS James u. .Robum, co. Il.
FoRTT-sEcoSD 111asoz=-Rebe1t ]. Bezling, co.
T; Ambrose Brown. A.
sEvESTKxHTH 1IIko1B- -Phi1Ander Perry, CO. I;
Ssrgt. J. B. RoWleT, O; Robert Nance, q.
FonrT-sEvEaTa lLLNo1s-Cabel DueIbl1ss. co D.
TwEs7r.s1x1H 1L1Ino1a-Joshua 2. b. Carroll
co. b: Corp George N. Kirk, A Jacob S. Glib.
eon, 4: John r. Skipper, A; James Robnett, 8
Fields. /; sesgt F7anklin 5. Fni@oSs, I: Antho. be
ny Lawson. Q; Nathan ]. Floyd, g Vim Pickett
G; John B, EassssaJ, l; James B. Etheridge, G;
William Page. G; William Boyn. G; FlaucfE
Fon1T-KmTH 1IEoIs- Joseph F. Lsmbe.suu
co: g; Fred: Eroclhouse, c.:
s1T1ErH I11nsors-aeo; 7. Rankin. co. 2; Ns
FHrr-N1sTH 1L1nols--Martin sipsoal, CO. E:
ThonAs Gallagher, c: Wm- A. Smith. D.
List Of deaths Of Illinois. volunteers occur,
ing in the general hospital at jackson, Tenn.
einee the 1st Of September to the 23d inst:
Date Name. Reet: CO, Disease.
Sept. 8. James Harris, 44th Ill, I. debility.
u ii, Abraham NcNie1, 30sh IS I, chronic diar
q II, Henry ". Fsr1i1, 81st /" G, dyssnte1y.
i" Is, Geo. ". Morgan, 18th IS E, dysentery.
IS, lease BeederH, 81sr t D, wounded
us, James Garrison, 1ith cav L, heart disease
" 70, Amhrtee Brown. 42d I'll a, ryph'd fever
"N, Robert Mar1buTn, 44th +" Il, diarrhea,
a, Fred Smith, 7sh cav n, epilepsy.
, 1862-10-03
4 LIBERAL EDUCATION Will
nxIIIt4f4. InktrWct1on and Drill

WwrKKN UNION COLLEGE, szd MILITANT
aCADENE, u FULTON, ILL., On the Mississippi
Evx1, WI open its second FEAR, Sept Sd 1s6 Win
Gp1ar Eol1eE1&te Academic aud Primary QiAkeea
The College has cFps nf twelve experienced teach-
er md ltcturetB thoruF4 appointments, tho finest
Scioo} bull nxs u the We<t {cost vita furniture, &c.
$40 o6o}, ~ ample and attractive Military Park N
excellent md well furnished A1msry, nnt ggnaaa'
the attentton of pkEenss aud Eukrdana The largest
Institution Of III elnAe and character In the Union.
Instruction IN F1eHch German and BookEcepInE tree
y Cadet, also n AKEIILEHI and 1KTAKTHf {heavy
aTnas21ds 1ae1 8 1er III aa = Gadess drss
T. 1{ heT1s 11$1ae pe1 school r.! fer board
EGy aepAEsxnsnt, payable quarterly in advnncA
EAaf1 rpm snsoHd room and board under the xaxAe
roof md the co1ksAnt carr of the teacheIL Epi
GFcu@a's s. address D. q. coVKKT. Frrsldent Fu1ton
U. - A1&AG-9@
, 1862-10-03
zegal RotifFs.
AfBHl 1aullrk8.
NOT1CE.-Mastc1's Sale Of the
WEST END OF THE
Peoria and 0quawka RaiIroal.

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Ihe ChsaEo H9rAaSr'u @ S ane Qq!nGr kAIos, M Com;
Gnf. HsTvsy EishtaeF. foei.s s Bssale; nd l7or:
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lss FseT.s "a oaassi. k:ro.d Se@psaS 2ssl sal ii y
Ct e sae esaff 8 &c e as Rsst Ill
Ill bssnc6es thereof which hsd been coa,tracssd bs
f. @ e 'y q & saa x u
right Of way and land occupied thereby, toghef with
ser I'd d1n oeooe1 pa1en.ss
By said ,mpsnJ fot The conasructoa and equlpment
ere1nds I'D lie Sndiafs tssIeon. sstd.es 1,s5acss.
sS3vsr fsness snsioss n tnsndtss ssEs ts,s md M.
sSsa p u :;1a iS9TgaaJ a. neg I'd
nj co1p I'd II NJ @ III sid q
tie sid Company west of te Illino.s togstaer viii
t5eleEeas I'd ii tes 1isss pTivil.s snd fsaehises
st 6 Il IN & Is s "a Is
On that portion Of the PeoriA and uq1awEs E.f Nj
which lies west OF the Illinois RIVER and It Is ther<-
tfe hsEeny tes1sred e BE- :se iatEat1oa Ind is 70
she ssr@a ~ 81 nssss a5sss
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So%plsins5E 9r s1y q ne pa@Et1ss @ to ~; e.ass IT.
sid sse = .hi M sa msae t. I'll e raasa 80 an IT,
eandford ard Luther G. Clark o. ther successors o
Rsllrcsd Company to sa:d parties dated August II
& ses az r. : 4 I
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sel sanusy md nov @ id Vt. eoapess
unpaid stuce November 1kt, ns Notice b also given
Ii ID W n@ ss q css
sasseaut5: tSe saia dsea i kass by jaisaea: q
representative. sad al persons having any lien BY
e s. II aTs1 :dd I'd
orsclosed or id from al equity OF redemption and
claim u. in, and TO the said decided q mortxA9td
as T q Ra = a sss q 81
let INTO possession Of the fa1a ed pte1na> and
asy q q ag "a e u
any persons Who. siDca the commencsus1t Of said
suit have into possession under them elthas
or On production ii tne X.ssers d. I'd Sor
such ptemiB.s and from thr e. rk Of ssd
Court aissr ~ report ef sstd s.s sss1 na,s ben
the rnifs Of satd Court ,,,1,r,x e-..,., ,,.....
.1F toT, of Counsel, sod !. u .NALkEa, Solicitor
chicsxo sepxn bez l0h. 1851 . sesa1sGazn
, 1862-10-03
Sick and WonR6ed UaIon T1eop6 n:
-. 3AekAen+ TeH&., Deaths, N&e.

The: following b tho report na the sdss
agent to Gov. 1ates. uf ths condition II III
hospital 1t sJackson, Tenn, ths nick Aad
wounded rnioh tzoops there, dsc:: A.. ~ =
5Anksoz, Tenn. Sept q, 1edaa=
Ella Kxee1lensy Richard Tas.s, ee1suoz of I'LL
;; sR: Your exeeaency win Ind iae1ossd TIN
report Of the general hospital -foa ths 1esk
ending Sept I'd; It includes: The number of
minok soldiers admitted during taat time,
md the deaths occurring since the 1st Of Sep.
tember 10 the I'd Inst :71s: -
: The large number Of deaths 1from the d.
freht states1 occurring In the general hospi-
ts1 for few weeks past having attracted 1T
tentidn, requires some explanation -. On in
qniring, I dnd that nea1ly al the deaths hare
occurred among patients sent here. on tha
breaking up OF the hospitals at Rienzi, Camp
Clear Greek, and it lukn ard Boliyar-eases
Of dlsrrhea and dyseatezy IN the 1&st stages Of
these diseases, that never ra1iie3 from the IT,
tgue and exhaustion Of the transportation;
c:ases that should never have been moved but
from the necessity Of breaking up the hospi-
tale. There hare been but very few death.
among those treated In this hospital The
wounded sent In here hare done remarkably
vel, and several cases Of gun-shnt wounds
through the chest are' recovering with. won-
aerul rapidity.' - 80 = -: :
The buildings used ~ general hospital are
those formerly occupied as college and fe-
male seminary. They are beautifully situated
in groves OF large oak and mulberry trees.
The grounds Of the neN branch are tastefullv
, 1862-10-03

N. There are many others in the regiment
who deserve medals for bravery, bKf those
named AboYe hsve made themselves eonxpita-
. Gus On many oeeasions during The campaign
q fhe4Pnfnrnh. :. ss...s NJ
, 1862-10-03

3 I. fY;. George S79Preatscs (ot the Loss7ins
joprHaD and vte, arrived d ;Ginetnnast ~
,,os+4s sor* Augusta, Ky., en tas. sou, 10 ~:
:t6eirson clazence, who was raottally woaaded
willie fighting In the rebA 1znks 1t That p1see.
On :s4turdsy ! lzst. By< the ssaicihHo1 ii
:hiends: Ar:: freattee renaatned IN ciac1aaati.
Wills Mrsy Prentice left for Augusta On the;
Flortnc1 nllleE. Al lNt necounta, 1t ~ III
!. opinion Of - sargeen, tint young Prentice
.eoald pos possibly survive long -: :.:..: = il
, 1862-10-03
GrorFrtr5.
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'%fAJsVOU 70 tzsas for p,y eoodz. Reaay-
AAdA Clothing. Bout& ind EhoHk TpnAooo, E1k8.a,
Es:a.t9ss: f.s1s* Is9ssax AoF:s. Ss.st.fss Wssoa1
Boude o4 Gteea LAka. neAxe nd Fond Ax Lac Ooun.
EisR Bnaine . Aud Ee*daoce RropAEy In Chicago, tan
iOm<ed <Nnsy, A1nn. IN acrsk best hrpine lasd IN
'16e corny three niles hom nc CIT ol aosaSs.:E -
sPuaasH Ccunsy, o. % tne nlmen CsnEal Kz:ro.d,
-City e Gshfssh. *NlnneneEo County, VIZ ssnhet9
Ers5ad an1 ki6evslfs baufi g leA "a fae CITY q
peSsJ 4 heH rom N EneumbFaso& II eEeEJ 1a$0Ea
:. p3a: 10 tssAe sar sey or N shs aboys
saEsa paepsty xAI nna g snt1f aterfst 70 gu On
..ssae epzt {G5ee Box an Ehica4o IL. : :,
kSsehM pz11ctTe1s Kau Be ddAt gtG-
, 1862-10-03
FROM THE EIGHTH ILLINOIS
CAVALRY.


What the Regiment has Done-L1et
Of Il He'd and WoNnded-The PreH-
ent Ho1ter. .
, 1862-10-03
=, 4 TounK Hero.
fFfun the BelleviIe Democrat.

:
. Here Is casa which we queation If itx par
alIel can be found anywhere On Sunday LAST
= little boy named Kline, about fourteen yesrs
Of age, employed IN driving 3 gin-horse, used
for pumping water out Of the coA mines as
Mascoutah, it this county. got into tussel
with another lad. who attempted to take his
whip away from him WhIla struggling to
1st.in possession of hfs whip, the other boy
sAadenfy 1eE 60 his hold on 1t, and little Kline
fen baekwazds luto: the open shaft, and wzs
-precfpftAted to the botsozn-A dktAnce Of 15S
/ 1eat. The crowd OF 1olterers around the SHAFT
had ro o:tor thought than that young, Ktina
.hsd been Killed, bat he.xanR = ~ FROM him.
they oon fund me&oa to bring him to the
surface. sHa had fallen intn tic, w4tef o.
attupp," 1t the bottom Of the shat, In such I
usuner se to brisk 10 bones. No sooner hsd
his feet touched ts.ya fs7aa than b ecatnpared
OF home Is fast as his legs eodld carry him
4etnruis & vsiy shortly wish his muddy ,and
dripping clotheafepls seed BY dry srtt, ana n
less h u forty mtru.es from ths, tins Of the
accidei1 re- wa.: agatn driving his horse, {u4a
II II nothing ha6 happened. -. ::
, 1862-10-03

ESTATE OF ASHLEY GIL
II DERr, DEcE4sKD.-Fuhlic 1ottce il hereby
given Ill persoEs 4vtn1 claims Agsnst the estata
d Ashley Gilbert dsc.ased 70 pre'ent tne sans for
the County Court Of Cook County DO holden Ut the
Court Hoa.e. IL tho City q Chicago, On tho th7d
Monday October: a D. ta2
MARIA GH9ERE Admtnlat-1trtx-
f.hteaur Ans tath t,3kSN