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By THOS. ". KEESEE, Anestonser,
Nface corner OF 18th and Cary sts.j

By THOS. ~. KEESEE, Aaestons1.
Ofce corner OF 18th and Csry sts.i
O0O TENTS FOR SALE AT AUG
ZVU TON Will be sold, on THURS
DAY MORNING. February 9Th, commenc-
ing at 10 O'Clock, at the York River hailroad
Depot, on the Dock, two hundred TENTS,
by order Of the Quar- termas'er AZ Yorktown.
TEAMS Cash.
feA THOS. ". KEESEE, Auct
nUBLiU SAIL OF LAND, STOCK, &C.
IN KING WILLIAM UOUaTY. ~, al
b sold publicly. on MONDAY, the 10th day Of
February neat, III fail II not the next fair day
thereafter thst very delirable FARM known a.
Locust diu. containing 3o3t seres be the sam.
more or les, with good DWELLING, and ali
other necessary ut-houses. After the sale ci
land. VIII be sold the psrishable property Horses.
Hogs; Sheep and Cattle. Wheat Ma hine Carriage
and Harness Household and Etchsh Furniture,
Farming Implements, &c.
TEAAs.--FoT ths real estate, one third essh;
balance In two equal lasta,m4nts Of one and two
years bonds. With approved, personal escuTity,
aad title retained unsn the lass payment q made.
For The periahahls property. for sums Of and
an0a9, Gosh: over that AmeuBt SIX month"; oredit
with good p&ss0nal sscurity.
II N--AAs " ATHINaON Nv bis Attns'v
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" A No. HOUSEKEEPEH.
Address or apply 10 the undersig ed, at the
Clerks office OF the House OF Delegates.
fe 6-3t% J. b. PEYTON.
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FRESH OYSTERS.

TRESH FISH AND OYSTERS.-The
IL subscriber is receiving daily from Nor
folk, fresh FISH and OYSTERS He is also
receiving from York river Shell OYSTERS,
which Will be served up to his customers at
81 per gallon. Fresh WHITE ShAU. also,
is coming to hand daily. He invites the at
tention of consumers to give him a call and
examine his stock, at Nos. l and Stalls, Sc
cond Market, Richmond, Va.
fe 6-Stk r. F. kIRRY
[NY s T + X S.
) ust received at the
Rough aud Ready Saloon,
at the corner Of 9th and Main streets, very
superior lot Of Severn hiver OYSTERS, the
best of the season. A. BIZ A. J. HALL,
fe 5-1tH Proprietors.
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~; ANIED-by Virginia lady, u situation In
w some respectable f%mlly, to take care of chill.
dren and to sew for them; understands how to do
all Ainds o. family ewing. Coed reforetc Cos given.
Address "J.,' a. thi, Office fe s 3t%
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" Two White GIRLS,
In Zetellee Restaurant. The highest price
will be paid. =. WENULlN4ER
70 SITS
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M ANInU- HOUSE.
the advertiser wishes to rent a HOUSE,
containing eight or nine rooms, within ten
or fifteen minutes walk Of the Capitol Ap-
ply, at 81 O'Clock, at the office Of the Amsri-
can Hotel, for three days. fe6-3t*
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u T,S a. u Il N f. RAA.


T EUTURE-
II The THIRD LECTURE of the
Winter Course, for the
BENEFIT OF THE VOLUNTEERS,
now in the field, will be delivered on
THURSDAY EVENING next,
Rev. DIR. Moore's hurch,
JOHN r. 1H6Mr SON, fsa.
Subject he Genius and character of
W Tickets to ne obtained st the bookstores,
at Meade Il bakers; at E: T. Robinson's,
franklin street and at the door on the
evening OF the Lee ure.
KE Tickets for the entire Course, admitting
lady ana gentleman, Five Dollars; single
tickets, Fifty Gents.
re- Lecture to commence at 'clocx pre-
ii No postponement on account of wealth
or. fe 5-2t
OICAMUND VARIETIES.
II THIS EVENING, FxR. 5th, 1882
First Night of the great act Tragedy Of
BERTRaM.
Dance. Miss Mary Parhngton
Song .Mndlle Boisvert
Prof. BARLOW In new Local Hits and The
ETON BOY. See Programme. a
Rc1ND TOM. u,,s,,u,n ,ovp,svn
tRfSau1sr, AND V URaTo X 0o"roShS
Will c,nlinue his rare and marvellous enter.
tainments, at the Afocan Church, every
evening this week except Saturday
A MATlNEE will be given on SATUR.
DAY for Ladies aud Children, at II o'clock
Admission 30 cents; Children and Servants
Is cents.
fe S-6t* p II. OLIVER
4 GRAND A L., to Do giveu At tue :, lily
"A Arms Hall, on Wall street, between Main
Aou franklin, on WEDNESDAY, evening Febru-
airy 5, 1884, for t q benefit of MIR. JOHN MAJ
MACON
A foe Cotillon band will he In attendance
Tick Il, admitting a gentleman and two ladies' 81.
Corar1ilee--James Hayes, Wm Ryan.
Floor Monosers-Rcbert =. j. Ryan, Michael
Ryan. f. 3--3t*
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By GoDDYN 4 APPERs0N. Auers. -

RkDWUUD KEACH,
70 3-tGs q Ma.nst
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ADDIrIONAL.-Af.r thu .ale cf the above
viii b. sold THREE BuILDINa LOIS ..
sno intersection OF davis Auo koonsoE tree l..
ia III, plan Of Buens Vlsts." ale, trout ).
feet eAcu, g. back i5u feet.
A.so, IhRkE LUIS II the Westhsru P.ack.
road, ir nung aDCu- 80 test each, AID ruL AiLg
back ire Usual depth.
Terms above.
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR l. SON,
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q of
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bars
poes
fielr
~. 6!
IONS
Will
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After the above sale. will be- sold Fra MID
TEN EMENT, on the east side If Uar,sr, D.
~eoR HaIvir and Dover streets. ihe 20 Il ous.
SAIL Cor. Or sti Get 5S4 i.et, and runs U1cl. 7
set 3 ches 10 a.. sil. 10 cOiuMoa / feet wils
Ais,, IhREE LOI.c, on TIC S, u.h sIuo ef h..Iu
wooo htreet opposite lie prtp,rty kE.wn "a.
" arsar ffoLtllg II fest each, aud IanLile
back lo5 feet.
1ERns -Une-third Cash, The baaace ut siA
ana twelve mon hs, ior negotasl lie nut,s, " L.
.Eter. 81 Id 4eI, aud lureo by Geeus u u uat
lac taxes for le6I to be Paid py The pur cha.tr
Jas NJ TAYLOR L aOr, Auc.rs
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rKEGRAPHIO NEWS.
Confederate Privateersmen to b.
Treated as Prisoners Of War
When Taken!
EXCHANGE or PRlsoyERs
{srEcrAL pIsrArox 70 ruR srcsxt

&c, &c, &c.
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~ PRICE, 50 Cents. n

RECENTLY PUgLtSHED:
CAUSE AND OONTRAST.-An Essay on the
American Crisis. BY T W. Mae Mahon. VI
this popular and fasci aatinU book over Eve
thousand copies have been sold 10 enc month.
1t should b resd bV al. r. Toe 81.
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beautiful kUlA,l u LOT ON
ID THE NORTH SIDE OF CLAY,
% bOVE ADAMS ST, T AUCTION -
We wall sell upOa the premises, or THURS
DAY the 9Th day Of February, commencing
1t A o'c.cck NJ beautiful BUILDING Lot
OH the north siie of clay, above Adams st ,
and adj lining the residences OF Il ban
forth and I. A. Parker. Esqs. II from It's AZ
feet, aud runs back 100 feet.
TEENS One-haif, casa the balance at .
and IL months. tor negotiable noses. win III
terest added, and secured by ~ trust deed -
The purchaser to pay he taxes for 1862
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b. Jas. NJ TAYL0R4 SOY, Auo.ioree,,.

MO. | EAGINEER AT AL TON -Wu
will seH et auction, ca " EIDE ESDEY,
5ln day Of February,
fe Az Dt,'ktNSON & Hill Auc's
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the
Ed
Will
|f Tan
e on
E'eeIl
own
Ina.
|Tny
klII,
rsss
The
H.,
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: IAN
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east
|FteS
Land
Vork
Has
, 1862-01-14
Medical Red Tape--HOTE q Sick Sol.
der gets his Discharge.

Ipaducah cor. indianapolis Journal1
John Smith Of Co. 4, Is taken sick; goes to
tbc hospital; takes medicine; doesn't get any
hetter; finally gets discouraged aud asks for 4
discharge.
Then comes the beautiful workings of the
rcd tape department. LIST, Tie captain OF
John Smith, Of company L, must take the ILL
itiatnry step of the immense proceeding, hv
writing out description of John Smiths
person, tSv., giving q military opinion upon
the casr, upon the receipt Of which the sur
geon sets forth the facts Of the case in paper,
in which it is represented that John Smith is
sick, aud is not likely to get well in the hos
pita1, &c, DC.
The paper is sent to the Colonel. Tha
Colonel sends it to the General Of the Brigade.
Tic General Of the Brigade sends it to the
Commandant Of the Post. The Commandant
Tie Medical Director of the Post sends it to
tic Medical Director Of the Department at St.
Louis, orclscwhere.
Now, suppo=ing these papers to be ssright''
in every particular, and approved by each Of
the aforementioned gentlemen, they start
back upon their long and eycn!fm journey as
follows:
The Medical Director Of the Department re-
iu17ls them to the Medical Department Of the
Post, who returns them to the Cpmm,ndant,
who forwards them to the General, who sends
them to the Colcnef, &c, and finally the Adj
jutant receives orders to Hlake out his dis
Charge, with certificates to enable the invalid
soldier to draw his pay.
Tie papers are made out; lhe soldier is sent
for or inquired after, and 10! it is discovered
that hc lns been dead aud buried two or three
Tecksi
One most noticeable and important feature,
having great bearing upon the above pro
witllstallling I'LL this flourish Of sired tape,'
tflr Enrrppll Df the ratrfr1prt and IN, ffnne is
, 1862-01-14
Supply Of Arms for Michigan.

Legislative Correspondence Detroit Free Pfess.1
Mt. Baldwin introduced into the Senate on
Friday morning, resolution calling upon the
General Government 10 place Immediately
0,00N stand ofar1ns in the arsenal ut Dearborn
for tic use Of the State, and, in case the Coy
canmrnt should fail to comply, authorizing tho
amount Of the best quality and pay for them
from tho proceeds Of the war loan author
ized last spring. The proposition meets
with very general favor, and there can be but
little doubt hut that it will be adopted. Thus
The State will be supplied with arms sufficient
for mostany exigency that is possible to occur,
prevails inanccd l'y the fear Of a rupture with
England It is hardly probable that the Gene
ral Government can supply these arms nov,
and in that case it will deyolyc upon lie au.
thoritirs to purchase thcmt requiring q very
large expenditure of money.
, 1862-01-14

~ RAIIl:CAn.-CHAE6a or TTME-Wnter II,
Leave Chicaco: lag Express and Mail; SUNDAYS e1-
certed 1l30 A NJ Night Express Safurday9 excepted.
ia5 IL; Joliet Accotnt1oaatio Sundays excepted.
$40 T. NJ Through Trains aT1iTe: s:45 Il L aad Sd
2 n: Joliet Accommodation, $50 l. II.
, 1862-01-14
Chr Gtfbtttte,


Desvr1fs stIo1i Of Il Deserted Plantation
Near Beaufort.
Tie Providence Jo"Tn7i gives tie following
extract from letter from Rhode Island man
in the United States Marine battalion ut Port
Royal dated in camp at Bay Point, December
81, 1861:
1 few days since We were permitted to go
on 9 1Draginy expedition. These expeditions
are always sought for 1y both officers and
1lGn. They aTr generally attended with pleas
ant and sometimes exciting adventures, there
by furnishing agreeable episodes in camp life,
where there is nothing to do but to 80 through
our daily drills and parade. 4 tug-boat took
lie up tile river to point about four miles from
Beaufort, where VIC landed at beautiful plan
tation. Here We found nbout one hundred
and twenty slaves, men, women and children,
all Of whom were living in Il state Of idltnces.
They lad full possession Of the plantation,
houses, barns, eJt:., and had sold everything
that could he removed. Their masters fine
mansion had been completely gnttcd. They
1latl doubtless taken away the most valuable
r:ilt Of the furniture: the negroes had man
aged to get rid Of the remainder BY selling it,
OF removing it to their Own humble dwellings.
auirrd to provide for the future, a duty which
appertaincd wholly to their masters, they now
merely look out for their immediate wants,
and grind corn as they want it from d1y to
day. / asked them why they were not at
work. They replied that they were keeping
Christmas, which, with them, lasted three
days. We eaw large fields Of cotton unpicsed,
and Eo ripe that it was falling from the hushs,
Or blown away with every strong wind The
negroes said they picked the cotton their
masters would COMIC tack and burn it, and
then kill them.
We also saw on this plantation about twenty
acres OF sweet potatoes in one large field Con-
ti1uiug our rambles into the interior of the
island, VIC came to another plantation, which
We were told belonged to tile Rev. DR.. Elliott,
and which WAS in the sanae condition Us the
| enc have before described. This gentleman
| las two sons in the rebel service. Out
| furanium expedition, which terminated here
was not attended with great results, as we
| were only ablc to procure from the two plan
tatious lot Of chickens and one large fa'
| steer, and these cost us as much as they Woul6
! ct home. understand from the different reg
| in1eutal quaFteTmaster5 that they 20 and taks
| from the Plantations whatever they waut will,
| out paving for anything With the navy it i:
| quito different. Captain Dupont has gl7e1
orders that every thing re get must be pai.
for, which is accordingly done.
The flagship Wabash, with two or tllre'
gunboats arc the only armed vessels nov here
Tie sioop-ofwar Vanda1ia, which has Oeen il
port for the last few days, left this morning
and resumed her station OFT Charleston
Port Royal. Ducks, cuFlew and ploVer lin
the shores, creeks, and low lands, yet there
| nota shotgun in our battalion, nor is ther
any ammunition suitable for such game II
provoking to see such IN abundance Of gam
without the means Of getting it. I mus
| therefore, beg YOU to send me my doub1e-ba
| relied gun, with d good supply Of ammunition
, 1862-01-14

Nd VA lVAoE DaAI.-- ~ HGi LIS
ss5ta1R sorgsge dst:d IT, tas Srst ,x Ct
ef cooi County stste q min ois, d book
m s'Sxa5t sa 8 g.
+ sssa1 s nj; sd M Sf5a R9t
ofsad notes teIns nr the rncipa s1m Of sixteen
Ms sns aaa On % IT, 81 r
1hesun, of eight huudrya dollars L each being the
eha pass5e respeetiseiy On the fst ay of esca No
ycnher and May, from The 1lrtt d." Of November sS
% ID saa tit Ss Il
tie payment Of any Of aid instsmeuts ofnerest
dollars Sian 1t once become and b due aad payable
t. " seailsT Az where's ae59t i;
ofKose1nle1 4 B. issl. md of lie uotea 1or eig hun
sasd s eaa
e Sf .eRas sa ~ II a i
Tie said sum Of sixteen tlc usand dollars with IL
y AID 1s1 ss &c e. i
stewart his eIak rep5esnt4liyss o1 assigns therein
I'll be H fola ia at pRe aqGge m Pe T. s
@ fourieenth day of afarch a b. Is Al il,e NORTH deoT
ssf:d + i rs &c 81 t ~ sa
tooS aud tate q Illinois and aFe known and dcscr1
tee t!.e WI tSI!ty aI a5sr sssea i
5 5sdy Sf ed
SsssHs S;:ss e. sss: ssa 5f IL
1eTsGn be 5 59t 81 ss eS +
BocS Thirteen Ii3l 81 sa;d soath ,Bra9eh Addition
a'Ss $:s Ess2; } $5 Bloc
"A ii iii bn1 bssrSorn street, fa Chicago. jaiEEJ
, 1862-01-14
TAy SALE NOTICE-To whom

TAX SALE NOTICE-To whom
l. It may concern: Take notice. that On the twea-
tIett day Of April l. Q. 1Scl purchased the follow
ing described lots a9a lands bs,TfG, t11,3lE: u
Lot number one in block number four and lot number
two in block number four-hoth taxed In the name Of
j. Fl. LCayenWGrth.
Also, lots number seventy i've and eighty, in block
number 5ix-taSed In tic name of j. II. Cochran
Lois number sixt! nine ard seventy four, tE block
number seTen-ta1ed In the name Of J. ~ Cochran
number ef@ht-ta1cd In the name Of j. ". Cochran.
Lots number 1fty-scTen and siItytwo, In BLOCK 1um
her nine-ta1eG mt name Of ]. y. Cochran.
1ota humber ffry.on Gndfiry- -EiI. In block nunbfr
ten-tsxet IN the name sof J. r. COCHRAN
sd Lots a5a Pees RRE Z M d ah
''.0'1'0 D'' LII 0abES's ADDiTioN. ......
Lot puulbcr thirteen In block number twenty seven
taxed IN tie name Of c. ]. Hnll
OEIG1NA! TOWN;
twenty y-tour-taxcd In the name Of r. Cochran and
Tie est iwo-1hitds Or the half Of lot number
ecvcn I'll in block nunl1ier twenty nTt-taxcd in tt
name Of j. y. Cochran. .,
The F. 4 Of 1ot number in block number ?1-tatet
In tic maize Of william HiaehrAnd.
NOaTa ADD1 zion.
Except the north. seventeen feet Of suolots uumhe
So and IT, Of lots number 49, II. Is. 16 IL la and Is
taxed in Of unkn all III the city OF Ch1cagi
In the touny Of Cook apd State Of Illinois, WIN INT
buildings any situated thc1eon at sale Of lots ant
due the cit Qf Chicago: for general m and spscls PIT
tme Il Redemption thereof Will ezplfa On the 3Ten
1e'N o's " @4f''' William F. FLEETWOOD.
Chicago. January II. 1861. jal3k22ss3t
, 1862-01-14
C,TATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK

GsTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
nav Tern 4. b. laS-Philip j. Pr.ce and David Mo-
rs u Je:vis Lansdcn and Samuel Y. Bsrna,d.-As~
Public notice Is hereby gtEen to the said Je:rs Lang
don snd samuel " Barnard that wit Of attachment
Corrt 81 Chicago, dsted the II dag Of pecspber.
3. 1851 at Tie snIt of the said Philip j. Price and
LIZ Eao1 ana Samuel n Batnard for the sEu Of -Four
TIo6saEl Three Kindred aud enty Dollars directed
to the Sheriff Of Cook County which said witt kaa bean
returned executed.
Now, therefore unless Eou the said JeEvG Ls1gdon
beofs IT, said Superior Got 81 Chicago On before
tie 6rst day Of tha Term theEeof to be holden It
Nopaay Sf Ja9saN p s g1Te gsesl p1 ,i,i a5a I'd
entered against yo1 and In favor Of the said
and 20 unch Of the property attached % HaY fe SUI
fc1eat - satisfy The said Judgment aei costs VIII ha
8os1 to s.t:sf5 tae same; ,,,-,n .n..,.
BAzzy Z GA77, F.:fa Att'n. Geslt@ .9+::E
, 1862-01-14

B.41 F. 81. .AEtO1tEotattou 1o1 FtsilEita1so.
For Boston, New York, Phi1adelphia,
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON,
Harrisburg and Pittsburgh.
A1so-FoE ALBANY, BrrFalo. DrSK1R1, CLEvELA4D>
CrLrAn,-s, CINCINNATI, DAYGoS,
49, - iii intermediate sI:.1loas oc1wet '.a:ca9a ead
the sit.eS above nale!ed-
elecptHE Cara on night trains and baggage by til:
route checked through to ali Eastern Cities.
But one change Of CARS between ChcsGc and York
TIA Allentown On train lc3FtnE Chicago at GID I. IL
Tickets sale The principal Ticket Offices IN tbs
Vest tlr Coulpany's OEice corucE Of Randolph al6
Dearborn s.sees and at tic lTnoc Depot West Stda.
a. HOLLrpAE. T,cSe; agent
, 1862-01-14
Cabinet ;D Dur11iturs.
MORTGAGE SALE Wher

MORTGAGE SALE Whereas
Hay B iS 81 and FEC 4ecoFdsd @ IL 1 tie Keeolders oee
Of Cook County, State OF Illinois in book thirty seyen
S4:s 81 e # eSs 3as an hnaasa a7 ssf @ f.
t. ey fe4aS
rronissnry notes bcar!ag even das with said nprt
gage all executed by Bucsner s. Morris and parable
pa, able on tic first daE Of May A. D. 1S6a for value
received and the others for the of i've hundred
annual ter oil saia principal sum and payable re-
epscyely the first day of eaen NoEeniter and May
Msy @ ad j.! Whereas Il q pioSiisd ~ said mort
any one Of said nstaments OF interest and snch IN
ihtn lie sud principal sun, Of eleven thousand dol
lars shall ut cnce BECOME and be due an1 parable AZ
mF ELECTION amy Thing In the note given for the same
has been li;ate tn the payment Or sad Instruments o.
interest due the s&s day ol Nay ami on tae arst
.lsy Of November D. IssL and ct tEe notes t9f nys
have slact renamed AID now are wholly due and u1
NoW therefore public notice Is iernby given, that "
virtue Tie authority contained in SD 1noIeSaEe
and to the -aid Of eley en- thons2n.
CHARGES Of aavestireent nd es The pTemisss con
sass u M e y 10 aha s aafy s4s
ru:d al public aaSon TO the highest bidder lor cash
y + ss II Il q ev s sss1 ne 1oh IA ae # III
sabor s9 t6!. Of lots one ID ana Two q u block nf
cagc @ IN tie County q Cook and s.ase of illinois, To-
n s staafa5 bs dweeSS ISL
III lUea.born street, Chicago jallk2si-td
, 1862-01-14

DIlTSBURGH, FIT. WAYNE d
i CHICAGO RAILWAY.
Passenger Trains leave the Depot corner OF Naatso1
and Canal streets, Chicago. daily 1T
61p 81 Fnst Line. {e1cept Suntayx)
ejO r, Af. Night Express, iexccpt S1zu-daya,5
B.1P NJ Accommodation fol Valparaiso.
, 1862-01-14

t. hartford and New Haven are each in
local bzoil over the location Of their post Off
ccs. The last Democratic administration con-
tracted With some party friends whom it wish
ed to benefit, to erect post Office building on
a lozg lease at good round sum- which con-
tract the other party now seek to have broken.
, 1862-01-14

kN l8lI OI 11I11llf NIA93 w VA* \ Z
OF COOE. ss-Snpcrtor CoS1t Of Chicsgo, March
fem, I*2 sanrel E1sse4 a Lana5eE;oa a,. G Hs1.
Emelne +. Hall Edward s; n Hall and The Garden City
Affidavit Of Tic non residence Of Edward s Ham e ons M
tie Office Of the CLERK OF said Superior Court OF Cn
Ko1ee hereby given e The s3id s EeaE1 T; h
of CON pnt in said Court the CaancetT side there
Of On Ii: yst day Of December ISL asanst ne aooye
;sQci out of satd Court against said defendants
able at the Court House. iE the City Of Chicago oa the
Now. Unless you, the Baid Edward s. Hall. shall per.
sona1 be and appear before said Superior Court Of
thereof 10 be holden n Chicago, IN said Comfy on
he hra Monday Of March. 18a and plead. answes OF
game a the matters end th;ngs thsret9 charged I'D
SFa1nsr You according to lie ptayer OF ssI5 bill.
THOMAS B. CARTER Clerk.
ErArHoE. McCACa J. FULLEE, Cpmprts 6oTfa-
i.l-ktu4w
, 1862-01-14
Il otire to 39ackerS.
Ship Butlntng.

CHIP BUILDING AND SHIF
~ REPAIRIEG-The undersigned recently Pro
Eg permanently located himEe1 at y po1a1 n the
for Vessel Building and Repairing on terms satdac
tort those who may feel It to their interest to g1s
him liberal ahare Of their patronage.
Office and Ya1t. foot Of EayArc street. Detroit Mich
oc9Un j. n JOsiE8
, 1862-01-14
CTATE OF ILLINOIS. COUN.

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COUN-
D9Y OF COOK, Es-supcrior Court Of Chicago.
Tebraary Tenn; 1S62-Emlly spsnses. r Eim9n 3:
+, Kinssbury and Gordon Bcckwith.-In Chancery.
A1aday1t Of the nonFeslfenee of Simon p RacsneE e
kDg5bury, four of the dcfendants above named.
been h1sa IN the ofee Of he Cesrk of said s9peEo5
Simon 5. BucEner: Mary + Buckner, Jane c.. Etngz
bury and Henry II: Kin sbn1y. that tile complainant
ecry side thereof on the third day Of January 1S:
and TINT summons tcEeupon Issued ont ef said Court
d February next, {ls5e}, as .s BY laE required:
4. Euckner, Jane G. KIngsbnEy aud Henry ". kiags
% s.ali personally be and 4ppear he1ofs SAID snns:
of rhc term thereof TO be holden t Chicago n said
County, on the a1st Monday Of FeotuaF{ lS2 au1 1!
81 Complaint the same, and the matters md thfngs
therein eiared and stated Will be taken as confessed
era nrayer = Of satd bill THOIAS 5. CARTEk C1s:k.
GH1uF i HITCHCOCK, Comprtts Sol1s. 5a+klSo aH
, 1862-01-14

Let it be boldly said.'. says the Indt-
2nadfn4, = that the slnyes Of rebels arc the na-
tons f!ecJmen!" We echo the cry, adding
that when the nation comes to that point the
rebellion will cease Hike the ceasing Of 3 fright
ftI dream,
, 1862-01-14

Tie n. 7. Erniaa Rnt Of thc sth says
the detectives employed ny the Government
at Washington have aseertained that certain
mciiber* Of t.orSrrS$ and some army officers
OF high rank hare recently been in correspon-
dcncc with tho enemy.
, 1862-01-14

E There can bc no question that the beau
tiful and touching text Of Scripture. 3'The
summer is ovcr, the harvest is ended, and we
are not sayed,' aflords perfect description Of
the present condition Of this country, The
question now is whether it will not soon be
necessary to substitute winter for summer in
the quotation to render it historically exact.
, 1862-01-14

Mrs. Rose O. H. Grcenhow, according
to the Washington correspondent Of the Phil
adelphia Iquirer, was found to be in possession
Of political correspondence from JEFF Davis,
cx-Presdent Janes Buchanan, John c. Brock
inridgc, Joe Lane, Yancey, and other famous
individuals. Mrs. Greenhow is the -ilow o.
the wel-known explorer, Robert ", Green
low, md possesses handsome person, pleas
ing address, good education, aud great con-
ycrsatioml powers, such as gave her iplo-
matte influence Of no slight magnitude. This
fashionable aud dashing istrig"aate was the
centre Of the *gcntlenanly and cliyalric'' Sc
cessionist family at the capital, her society
being much more popular with the gentlemen
tl:an The Indies, On account Of her ambitious
aud scEc1ning character.
, 1862-01-14

E One Lcdeur, Of Detroit, has been play
ing an extensive game Of black mail upon par
ties in that city, at the expense Of the rcputa-
ton of lis wife and daughter; and although
lie succeeded in getting $500 hush money from
one gentleman, he was exposed in court by
arothcr and compelled to pay dne and costs
ft,r his bad conduct