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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1862-06-28

Dr. Hays, the surgeon summarily dismissea
from the service by Secretary Stanton, Puo.
fishes card in his own defense, from when
it would appear that he volunteered to bring
the wounded from Front Royal. where he was
ordered to leave them; that he telegrsphed tho
surgeon general that the train was coming, sDd
sought vainly for hours to find him;and thashs
did not go.to bed till 4 o'clock in the morning.
at which hour citizens were providing for tho
comfort Of the soldiers in his charge.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1862-06-28

TO MAKE "LAGER BEER.n-Take barrel and
ill it with rain water, put in one pair Of old
boots, head Of last falls cabbage, two short
sixss, sprig Of Wormwood and little yeast
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1862-06-28

Hor BUT GooD.-A good deacon recently
addressing Sabbath school, made point by
the following anecdote:
Children" continued the deacon, esyou all
know that went to the legislature last year.
Well. the first day got to Augusta took din
ner at the tavern and right beside me, ut the
that had never taken dinner in tavern afore
In his life. Before his plate was dish of pep.
pers and he kept looking and looking at them;
and finally, as the walters were mighty SLOW
bringing on things, he up with his fork and in
less than no time souzed down on it; the tears
came into his eyes, and he seemed hardly to
know what to do Atlast, splitting the pepper
into his hands, he laid it down eide of his rlate
and with q voice that set the whole table in a
roar, exclaimed, 'Jist lay thar and cool"
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1862-06-28

An excited deer near Malone, ran a race on
the Ogdensburg railroad, recently, with the
mail train. The animal kept up even with the
engine for very long distance, and finally
bounded off across an open field, amid the
cheers Of the passengers, who were satisfied he
could travel, when hard pressed, at the rate of
forty miles an hour.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1862-06-28

The DUKE AND THE ToAD.-Tne following
anecdote which we take from an English paper
contains deep lesson:
The Duke Of Wellington had noticed for sew
eral mornings, while standing at . window
overlooking the park, lad eight years Old, or
thereabouts, STOPPING down at the butt of an
elm tree, and apparently feeding some creature
who lived in it. So wondering what the boy
could be doing, one morning the duke went
out to see.
What have you there, my lads he said.
My toad said the boy, leone every morn
ing to give him some breakfast
Indeed, said the duke, that is an odd fancy;
boys do not often make pets Of toads.'
%! J have done so, replied the lad not know.
ing to whom he was talking to, all my holidays
But am going to school tomorrow and shall
not be able to feed the poor little fellow any
more
See! there he isl! said the child, whom we
will call Arthur Vyse and stopping down the
duke saw the bright eyes of the toad glittering
out Of the darkness of q hole from which knur
had fallen.
Well, said the Duke, tell me Who you are,
and where you are going; will see that your
toad is fed. live near to here, and can send
him food now and theu' \
'Oh, thank you = said the boy, with beaming
eyes; and so they parted. About month at.
terwards a letter came to the school tor Arthur
with these words in it:
Field Marshal the Duke of Wellington thinks
Arthur Vyse will be glad to learn that his toad
is in good health. It has been regularly fed BY
the Dukes servant, excepting one morning, when
Field Marshal the Duke of Wellington fed the
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1862-06-28
wHITNEY'5 NEW GUssoAr.


There is Cow going up at the yard of Mr.. J. 8.
Underhill, Dry Dock Iron Works, with all the
rapidly that the extensive accommodations of
the establishment and the energetic labor of a
crowd OF workmen can possibly push it, an iron
gunboat, which will be decidedly "new thing
under the SUM-" It is most beautiful and avn.
metncal model, and is of such graceful propor-
tom as to look almost like "thiug of life"
Its to be different from any of the punboats
now building, and indeed we believe d;farent
iron anything that has been built or conceived
OF . a means of naval defense and attack. Il ia
planned by Mr.. Charles W. Whitney. who OBJ.
talied the contract from the Government for its
construction. 1t will be entirely of iron, having
no owood work in its frame or sides. The frame
sformed of ribs or rings of iron placed fifteen
in;hes apart, one behind another, and growing
spaller toward the ends; upon which the mates
Orion are laid lengthwise and riveted.
The ribs are Of about three-quarters of An
nch in thickness and three or four inches vide
Ihey are placed, as it were, like the rafters Of
tuilding, and 60 entirely around. forming the
framework upon which the deck. bottom. and
ddes Of the vessel are laid. The bottom win he
+ iron andquite light, being only nine 81 xteenths
q an inch thick. The plates will be laid on the
AIDES to thickness equal to seven inches And
fiii be laid With bars Of iron running leroth.
,slse aud iron plates laid over them in = coptr..
direction, 90 that there will be the cro.,.
essia OF she iron to otter An additional resistance
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1862-06-28


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, 1862-09-09
THE WAR. TN: kEATygKYH,
FIGHTING TWENTY MILES FROM
LnlISFtLLE.
Nearly. all the Bridges ON
louisville and E'r;.nHzfurs
Railroad Hstlrnel.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 7.-The passenger tra1a
for: Bowling Green, which icft here a. :
o'clock flie moraing, returned from this side
of fSheperdsrille, twenty mile, south Of here,
bringing reports that the sulall- federal force
il sioekadss, protecting Salt River bridge
was, attacked tbi, morning by o large fu1ce Of
rebel cavalry with artillery, supposed to be
in1untain howltzera. When our jufar7nant
left, thsre was heavy nsuskstyy and: :caanonad-
iug. ..Reinforceluent5 have been sent from
Eelt, but the bridge will probably be destroy
cd before their arrival No telsgraphlc co1u.
.n.u1ication with any point south ot Louis;
fille- +. !.
:. LOUISVILLE, Sept. 7.-Tde president has
-cGneurred IN the, apnnintment. OF Charles Ll
Gilbert as u1ajor general and Vim. R. Tdrri!l
as hrjgadler Col: Warnes, of:the 18th Ken
:luchy, son-in-law uf Gen. Leslie Combs, IRE
!; ported killed at the recent t1ght.at HlchmonG,
| E RentHrky, is at Richmond recovering from q
eeEsIe;WpnEd, - g
The rebels hare buynfd d all the bridges -pn
the Louisville and Frank Ford Ra1Iroan,. be
tween Bugdad and Frankfort except that ovel
the kfntpcky river snd- Em1l- .i1ou bridge
over !erec6.-~ -: : s.: -,
suEr4Rpsy ntEi KY, Sept. About So;
-reuel cavalry buried one-sect:on of the Sill
! River briagB tbts: mDfnfDg, damaging bu
j. slightly -t14e: new-ifon ror: ioa-recenrly erect
cd. t1tl!tra1 numont hB6 his. forces unde,
arms all day 1T Iebznun stuucttQn,. expecting
s1..NuckEE IA1E 41icE EoHffrof 'fshaiiou ] unc
tien alo1g the lire Of the touSs1lle and Nash
willie rSifrDAG et.ss: L 'f@:'i - -s1
, 1862-09-09
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CAY,1E0RNTA

The election q Cal: :foTn1a- is -a5ery sig
nifcant and cheering indication. Of the
course ofpuAlfc opinion. Senator Latham
is personally q popular man, and be has
labor@ with great zea and Success, during
his brief Congressional career, for the
local Interests Of lis State. But Senator
La1llam was opposed to conilsca.iog the
property and freeing the slaves. Of febtls
He vas in favor of ".tte Union as it was" :"
exactly No other political oflense was
alleged against hlm. If he did not take
any active part II the war measures Of
Congress, he did rotjoiR Vallandigham s;
Co. in opposing them. He was really q
better man than the average of
party But lis constituents
will no: tolerate any public man who be-
Ieves ts.at traitors have rights under tAa
= Copsdtutiou Which theyiale Striving to
overthrow. Hence they have voted him
out Of liz seat by an immense majority. ..
Be it remembered, alsos sh.t . short time
- since ahe Republican party in California
was the weakest three Political organiza-
tions. The two wigs Of tie Democracy
:: were either. Of thtn1 stronger than the party
Which contcnded against the slave power
But the people understand that this is a
!, Shareholders ellinn, and they will have
no oEe to represent them in the Senate WHO
thinks it IS anything plse.:.-,
, 1862-09-09
NFDVEmENE OE' THE CHTRCEES.

NEOVEMENE OE THE CHURCHES.
The g1ea1 religious VAR meeting held at
Bryan hail, On Sunday evening, for, the
purpose OF luelnoEia.iziug :hs government
On thc sutjeSt Of enanci patton, will un-
qucstionably have:a marked influence on
the churches Throughout the country,
and initiate among them 9 movement not
to be easily resisted Without any secta-
rian character, but simply expressing the
earnest and Unanimous belief Of Christian
patriots that 4suuiyersal emancipation
''seem pointed out by Providence as tie
@most ef1cciual If not the only means Of
s'saring our Country it must awaken 8
response Throughout the relis sious com
munity every y here which Cannot
fail to, be hurd by the chict
magistrate Of the nation. The reso-
~.lusios Of the meeting are admirable, both
in sentiment and cohcise1ess of expires
!, sion: ''That No evils apprehended from
emancipation are Comparable to those
(which would arise from the overthrow
t'of the republic, and that they would fall
"uron those maaly provoking the catas:
;. "trophe,' are propositions embodying the
plaincst common sensc. No. patriot can
g;insay them. The action Of the meeting
was such as to commend it not only TO The
religious element ofthe loyal Stares, bu
--to-:l!l who lo1a- the -A4Hf44eFican Union ii
higher esteem than the rights Of traitors
Let Tic churches speak y
, 1862-09-09
: <T4tNk1 DEfh9tHGs
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1852.
--:-.;~-EHB W4p4SS s.

.-.-~@-4 xHS 3t1Y4V 50
The HeRs frem Mar54anh Is exciting.
-Jsttkson dnd Lohgsiireeet have crossed the
Upper Potomac and occupied Frederick,
Maryland, and 1a7ge Union army has
been sent against them: = renewal Of
fighting il imminent Southern Pennsyl
va6ia i. greatly excited aai measures are
being taken bY the local authorities for de-
fean.= s G ::
Gen. Pope has been assigned to the COM
1nand of the department Of the: North:
west" which me presume means Mime.
sofa ard the Indian country beyond. Gen
rsteDtowe1l has been gransed'A leave of ab
scnce, and enc report sends him to the
Wee, Point Acaden.y-;-not,t = wc= trust. te
instruct others in the art of -Saf.
, 1862-09-09
-. :. BRo1I- GALIFoRN1A.:
|: State- e-EEeetton.-Cernp4ete Republican
- IrkuHi PHI. - J. 60 -

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 2--The supreme
court decides that taxes for statEpurpo5es sfei
to be paid in gold only. '--- -
=. Receipts from mires since the departure Of:
the last steamer are $4,000 o0o.-
Silver from Dph1r mines has yielded $780,
GOO the past mouth. -t .-'
The e4ection to-mdrroE will be: exciting.
The probanlit1es are that Latiaatp oss1n st
slsct msjo1ity ot.tEe Legislature, and thai the
sra1e BY 3 large majority: -
: SAs FRAScIsco; Sept. 3.-sAied. the steam
er Cors.itntieui for Panama, VITA ITO pasSed-
gers ard ss7G, 600 III Treasure. Since Tue de
-easi0n Of the suprtme cont aga1lst receiving
'ttRaer notes for s1ate-' tx, theF haye sold as
low as fifteen ceIts discount. :; The point Of
ths dtcisisn is that taxes arE-not dsots wlIh'n
! ;fbe HeanfDg Of The act OF Congress, and that
| Tire ,r1u7iElon of:the stare constitution. re-
asarlns tazts,to be paidin gold n11st remain
The election in San francisco passcd of
7aaie9ls orday-; The Union and: ksp?n:fca!p
Hapy: secession sympathizets refused TO rote-
;. san FEasc1sCo, Sept mo Important
| sales 1rbm baud importers, bus. jobpera are
doing a 1atge trade With the + 1orenera mining
The -aiectlon yesterdaiy; rszultsd ii ii 5l o7el-
ttKip T1snnE EEve aR aS A Isaa, iqsa2R s
Latham members 70 The Legislature:
| :. The 2mehd1nents to tie constitution are
!! adopted BY q large majority =
! Honolulu datss have arrived to the 16sh Hlt.
Mued efckness on the 1stand, the hest being
| Oppressive. Business stagrRnt
':Gcnnet's reg imene Of 1iiffo1nia volunteers
| adtaneed- to Diamond Springs, 80 ndltss east
1f EaisdnY ValFey, and met . lTge: nuInb ber
OF enfigtahts3; uosr1r from loRas AEjs s9urf and
| &aneas.i All were. anxious 10 reaena. 1and
wEtte peaee preEa4ed. They were almost M
.eSxE FHixeist6, zss5s s;rIseal tender
! notes ara Is 6sfeent. discount, ~ ..,f 5,.7z
! Accounts ffddaa aop:hGrn. counties .0f Eah:
| NrnIa- rtIreseat a; Continuous column; of
/ GeoVle bh the Nay to -Cplofad1G gold mines
ION Nshich Me news isstlp eneouraging-;s ]:
.:H4e, Fraser 1sGos aeptra sThe5 l;st -et z1neo
/ subject to military duty in San Francisco'is
4 completed, 1rd coutsius ea7,8o6 Il 8a names.
Gfs1u1ds If 80 D0g Tor the relief of suffer;
irg 1aeland went s4orzFaEE III the last steaiher
--lThe election returns; yet' ineompefess SHOW
9aftyaeGVan Republican Union; ;me1nbers ot
thR-ae4eab1S S5e1eafea} and four SGnfol Henn.
-cfsts.1 EtsFv Dt4notIhs sehatbrs7s defeatedi
I SIX Deunlas ptnoeFAas and fouF Bfeckn.r;dgs
Dtmoe1ata- hold oFer, ebnsfan1snE the soil
-tr1ios5tloa -t1sIaent Mthe eenate, which id
4 tAlFty nine nembEFs. - 's'':.i =
e saS sf+h:1iSc{Sco. Sept : -,<tadgls aEag1asnt
4 Every tt11ag1 is, depressed on account pfrIhi
ubfavuratld war nvEk5g. -Snb:etfp fpTioni d pspeT pei
are in circulation 70 raise money to send t,
tWashngtuT for: t1g Riff ii Wotndeds3ol
:dters;ld 1hepHS5f1nss aIe liberal = ''.,z ~
t~s:.arl-.J.!iI= 3iIf1 E1t!E3 -@1 II ,!-'E
.SSasszaos si!tls
, 1862-09-09

Reported Movement Of the. a1erri'
= mac No. ? Down James River. ::

Eoar a1oSEoE. September {, 1852:
IT Is reported that the Merrimae No: 2 has
been seen bslow Fett Daring, and evidently:
making toHa1ds NeEpart Aews.. Taere is no:
doubt that . r reco4noissance has been msde nf
boats: 5:Yitliaa day Or two: :. - =:
There Is Great: settlement here IN eonse-
4Ienee of:the report that. the: MErrimac Nj.
2 bad :reachBd the .vieis1ty=of Newport News
and had IN Egagemetit Fith .one or two OF
ouEgunD oats, and Jag aflven taem hsIoee her:
All the shilKning :lHrs has been removed to- q
:p1ace ef=6atety; 'butsno fears Of anything seri-
6ns are:: enteFts1psd,, ,.as .eueh pransenenta
. . lave been n4aae =h5- uur naval authorities as
i vil)>p1obably- nlake;the enfeer pf 4hsr aIssri:
mae Nc. 2 Of :Ehorttr duration than h6rforu1er
bAamesaks, taa.&rrlya}@tIon tIonl ctEiy P3intto-s,sy
1spot!as i! aniI On the fll7ee=ad no rebels Or
tffbel uptesata in sight, :. 80. -: -5'i
, 1862-09-09
SRALI, TEIE SuLDl1;tkS vOTE3

Some days agp the Chicago Times had III
srticlc denying that mag ority Of tho>Elli-
ncis soldiers wer" opposed to the Demo-
cra1ic party in pc1itics. It declared that it
was SANDER onits: party to affirm That it
did not furnish its full quota Of volunteers,
and a,ided; 4" Nc should not nllule to this
matter had not the New York Tribune
given 6s reason fur its contemplated defeat
this fall, HAT tue Democrats. il d re-
mained at, home while Republicans had
: been pushing forward this war especially
:: IN The West Tzia matter can Be easily
tcstedf, and Justice yeqniss that 3t should be
done. Let tic syA1itrs zott. IF This is done,
there can be no doubt that Greeley will
have. to chronicle Republican: defeats cs-
pecia1ly in the Wes1.' s., an.
TT accept this. proposition, and think
1fTe can safely speak for the Republicans
. 1t the State. LIT tic soldiers rote tbs jan.
IechnicAl. Constitutional objections may
be raised, but .1htrc is a plain aud simple
NAY avoiding: them The Democratic
-StatE C.,nlen1inu :2ae,;ts--ea the 3osh Inst.
a. Gpringirla. Let it authorize the DEM
ocrAtic State Central Conmittrt 70 opropose
or,Gccept proposition fro4 thu leepubli-
can Central Committee plcdesing~ each
party to waive any legal objections that
might otherwise be raised by: coatesting
candidates Let the said Central Com
1nitiees designate say twenty reputable
citizens to act as commissioners; ten Of
each party, to visit the re5inents, in
couples,-one Republican and. one Demo
crat going together. These commissions
ers TO be duly sworn, and accredited by
the Govenar,- and take with them
poll books and blank forns- of
tickets to he ysed. Lutlthe elections in
the regiments be held ID the same manner
as elections in the State: The: same right
ofchallenge and sane oa.h TO: be admin
istered, and none to: vote but those whe
would be legally entitled 10 vote if at homt
on election day. When q regiment In:
finished voting, and The votes are seountcd
lcttAc returns be made UP, and certified
and Forwarded :to:1he se5tetazy Of State
und,r seal, aud when, opened by lin il
The presence Of Witnesses, the number 0
Fetes cast for congressional and county Of
dce1s can be credited IL the several can
ydidates :. .:... 49,. So. >. :, go.
The soldiers poll, bqok may bo 50 Pre- 3i:
plepared. tAqt II ia one column will. be til,
names Of the votes, in the next the couut,
1n'which theyresii'Fe when at h1mc, and
smother the company Of the regiment t
which they belong. Whh little care an
prudence the whole thing can be cond,lcte
with perfect fairness, to. all sides Wh1
says the Democratic Convention Sis
one hundred Thousand: citimns Of Hind
who viii be sery.ng their country in II
tented field on election ddy, Be depriYed /
+ the psrif7H1iegeoff voting f5r' tie cadd,aafii
Of their choitesz Will tie Democrat
,ronyentioa take The Responsibility Of pl
cling i1eirpartRa an attitude Of hostility
cyr coqnry'g defendeis?.- VIII they CO!
fess as they must rby declining this prop
sition; that: the interests Of the: party r
quires that t-e soldiiels be :cheated.out !.
3heu votes S:t1St 80:
, 1862-09-09

:. : sinh h::GGeneHss1oaal 6 district; !: :.
zion Of : candidate Tor Congress in the SIKH
congressional district il this STATE, has been .i
ealle1 to meet At. Morris, rpna , county; On
ahe ed imt-- This district eensiEtspf DuPage,
iGrandy;- KanEakee, = enndaH; <IAsals; and
sTFiT ~s=.-~; 7as .s@-: VI =: = ,1.7,
asSeAs :. - IS r. ~ s:ss
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iLIEGsat
, 1862-09-09
Efm AAnTTfl5Ell1eU16.; .; os7
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: no.: .oi 1-. Is I.oL .@v@+3 3li b'.I:11uon +
} Tho FsH Term ttae i7efstty opshs os1hiss :.
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THO FsH rern~ef Il oNsh5 o7ht5s .cE-
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III .1,::i;e.l sn:==AcsDHar: = .G.=cb 81;
su Il Bo7 }ks2s 9ld aid iIa tfss
par. ns idr Ghlese Or nrBussassssiA % :can -lit1
80 7isTuic:ta 0. e. ucJa e13 @3Ju=:-.!':to IL,
EaGN1tYs, Qfss 8nsfrHctta1f, AnA
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Rmd sz11Ea.Et. zd1:aaasbs eisl1fnk' Gra5
E IS :}|s }fS!499sS Hfftf595S Rs5E 75ss!aso
RF'@ Fl zs sEs sEss Isaa5t ss2 @ 5t:{'
ass Ia& =5=si17 Hgs agS. sasaspasa+4sa'a!s. tae
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zsE i ;;:Has.5 ss:: Til as:s
Ersf 2AEHsg H4:a5S. E' snan1 saneoa's'0p:
i=.=:.SoJ -: s1: -: + OLA =iI--G.-;J
:,s!M1sE M1sEGoiRAKGEsol' iA e 9;.1oE =
presxeps DeRsoraHs 1Lt;.leetua1 Phllo7es'ns.
i: =. a:I II. !, iSSI;tls5tS; f:esiss:s':sa
ffs IT'D: fsaz2 IL ls:8:; l;R,,t' q! s
.s sE!sst fa1, 5nT H$;ffiss { + q, 81; gFesi4n H!*
ffoE sA9fea z Gjiofs:Ey a.
EfE;eH ;eSins SsSsas U,si sect'3,t siEt Al, Af
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G. fa:sss. T&'9:s:Ais.' fs.tns. Me='s 2se14ss
, 1862-09-09

: Tie Rebels = lket tu1s 81. at .martfn,-
= luze.t+xs1&pateii :. from sen. Jhitus
!. ~ Aate. ~ -: z..s::..7 T. 1.-i:e 70 .
z...~: AAnTlssRERGs, Ha-; Sspt. :, 1sda.
nisjor General WOO: =.-,.;.o-o.s
have the iloner: to report that tie, enemy,
:. consisting Of 1876 cavalry; wnp aftacked nay
.outposse, hayE.beer de1eatad; WITH tae'Io:s Of
aG9q a9 81 o xR n9 s1d 1
: fen wcunded; in9lutiaS CAPT. Groyen3r aud
Iieut. 41egan;6f tAe 12Eh Illinois cavalry: the
los of IAt entny- gre4t1Y. e1ees}is= oar oHn,
but Is o: accurately known. .:,..
.... --.- .JCLlrs WM1rE, Bsig. Gen. :.
, 1862-09-09
:: -: Ard otbers, Commit Of safety =.

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--LRtef: :: Ftl .hom. tSEaiHp sreFIexemenssi
:, -; ~ OF Jenlzans': Gner9na&.: y aw
GAI1roIIIs, Sept .I:-7Rebe1. cay airy, oser
500 strotg, made rheiS app pear4nce1 IS O'Clock
= Is zdefbhg on tie DIN 4 RFsisef; opp ,siIaa'
Swan Cretk, eighteen dnfes beruHs GanfpoIF5:s
.Ttes were going in 4 fhedlFEztioa Of Guy J1an:
1ot1se, AID arr suTpusrn Ito Iafac iMrIIod Of
= yJepkips' command! :. Lieus1GHay: o. the Gtn
Virginia, Whhp sE.t* trlzcu. prisoner az Wsston;
: reached here This evening, haYtgs .:9gsternzx
: been paFofed By. Jenkins He Was wsth. them
eauEi1Hs tileit naatele ftomM e&itt8n tD5Kans VIA
Il nfes rs have been taken t5:sdda5 WRieh viii no
dont,t, he's sNc.ss::uI Id 6reni6a; np7 7c6:ntuuni-
: -ealOhcYjt4the ki,na Eira diEisEun; = 80
, 1862-09-09

iSHICAGO XUADEA1, ,XtsstFhb
H. seventh 5e%r Of tAi4 Efees1 sar seanx Iadiess!
81 ,;5Mimxa11ANE A>BAkE2r Bfns1p&it7 up
.1z1u be&iu uo1 ,1ta51ua 9ad-4 ~ pItaafods
ID III d:
,o.ata sidt Ct s55jto y1a
, 1862-09-09
-EXGIzEEuENTINa TINawEsTEIN.Eo i.
:. i.S-s- 90 :.t.:. -
.-.~.t s-,,.I =. - - 80 -o:-
Threa1eued K1aies Of, thefYankt6m
~. .!.'5t it>' :Slonx. .s!:@ r.

OMAHA n. T., Sept. The following WISE
-fpr1aV ~ =
- .'s:- 's1oUS GrTF, September g. 1862.
futhEgtt1zEnF E o. rIhs Missouri Slope: ;s:r, -
:, Messergers from. The Yalktont :lgeney brla.s; :
news lthatth tFipejs on. the aYe ofrisinpe
sgain6t the Whites.: Some .Eettsrs of. D ,kotl
-lhyt already besn STACKED. The wbunded and
children alorg the Missouri are 4eI1igI5 F6Te
Randall aad here for safety: Tie men 3sk fors
lAp topraotect the vaEious pafGts o.: ths ffoa+
risT. ,Mfpzof Iowa, 81 .hGlp as:for tsp-
s.th1te Fseks unil government troaps ar
ztFe. - 5{Signed):a: Ar. sNuTHr -ao
:. - ~ - / ,.-..Sc n, C,,HUDEpN :iu
, 1862-09-09

F OFT On Sunday afternoon. Sept:
ttteEt North Clark STREET and cocn.r nf ia :kstu sad
STAT. :iss. Lac: foliar aud Ha!f 1rt ct Pin
SAHe. =. H MiLkRt
SCI us;l3k :. Eqs 235 and:j S.ats srTset,
, 1862-09-09

NFANTED.--A young u.an. wishes
private family ccan Teach tc yafioas orailchss ofa
nritGass t1uc tier,. He t,teu Jrnu; hrY 1rneti
uA:s given ct.4rl4tel AMI ability, Adytss
" Fl. q. " Post Cites, 1sucklofI1, Ill sspo Ea761A
, 1862-09-09

; w. .hNT2R lag ents. to 'canTas fol f
y J tie Forthcoming History I<f the Grill War in
An sI;sa: J1S AHofr sa1th.r q the Liz
Of CtEtiEci4l n Eurne. scl saxe.t- gili unG tts:,
rae eetEf 5ueE TesEi$ liberal: apply for tcrstory
-Pe6tA cRox 4t7- 80 aIS,S uS39 in
, 1862-09-09

CTHA iHD or STiGiEN-0n the
~ s911! Of August sua!1 three year Old Cow. hroEn
1ESar q iii zi1t1I Tor LEI betufa oEwI:r.ab. .itt:
Al, kt3R)D1
, 1862-09-09

~ eNTED.-I B;;sh to: cmpEoy:as
~ +. s,ant :, z ,aa Il .as Tor
basn s 2, n ~ n lhe teantry TT let prize is
nhn who handles mcner. Agents ase tcH1g, ia#
sslss cur t.. nj II aftts aEe vary liberal VI sil
fcnf sample To any 5tr5,:. wishing art a27t
n,s1 rses:pt of ~ eEu-s IN ssau1ps. Ht'rcay r. z:
BATES. Chicago, H. SCHENECTADY
, 1862-09-09

Eul$&Ss !IttQ AG,Fs,4>k4 3oYs.
i e1tcd Ills fAka:eh1ris he Ii" ,}slan1 Alt~n
Of tAe Hyte Par E.n ,four si'a: s. utn ChrA.s
Thr nEHt ftr:n NIL c0:nrnC" On the ilrtL "Wednesday
Of Noy"mber. IhoEonEaE Etnst7uetion, IN saft and
agsecaa:,: bone i te l"s s, of t:e seil5o d'c ri
.2s preululy: sent q l49uirts: Adtist,4 ". n
NICHOLS. NQx laG2. Ehls4!so-7y-: :tcs uaesaE
, 1862-09-09

" AEj ED D---4ass -Ho.sekeel'=r. fo-
": Hotel. Al,ls desires an: a.4.le:.s3n tit
atoye c:lac.tr. -s lH seyc:ai Iyas practiss.i ct
pnIiente IN Iitert tt i.lst class note!s Can urouc
relerezEts. Adaress 1oT one Week Mis- S. II. Pos
OGIcs Chicago. seq tra7lst