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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-13
The Latest Overland News from Frederick
Intention Of the Rebels TO Get Between
Mcclellan and the Capitalize Union
Relief Association-Tbe sixth Mason
chusefts Regiment.


From Our Special CouespOn dent
BALTIMORE, Sept IL, 1869.
saw last evening gentleman who left Frederick
on Wednesday night, reaching this city by private
conveyance. He states that on Wednesday the
Rebel army extended from Frederick to Hsgerstown.
distance of % miles, and that they still NOV
ing in that direction.
He estimated their force at 10000. The most
perfect order is preserved in the ranks. Certain
citizens of Frederick had been pointed out Union
men who had given aid and comfort to the Union
troops but Gen. Bradley t. johnson, in command
at the time at Frederick, serny forbade the destruc-
ton of any private property. They are playing q
very shrewd game for this State; their emissares
arrive in this city almost every hour.
The plan of the Rebels is wofold: First TO get for
age and various supplies from Pennsylvania; second
TO draw Gen. Mcclellan 80 far from Warrington that
his army of veterans will not be able to rescue the
Capital when it shall be attacked by the army Of
serves waiting TO crofs the Potomac in his rear.
There is no doubt that this is their plan.
There is not the least doubt that the Rebel troops
now marching toward Pennsylvania land, Of course,
those still in Virginia have the same feeng) do not
oOuDt theH aDluty 10 raVage anu ucstrOy OH Norlh-
ern ground, and to take Washington when they
get ready. There is no danger Of an advance on
Baltimore, the agreement with the Rebels here
being that it shall be preserved They expect il 10
fall into their hands by vote Of the State after they
have conquered peace. said this in my last let
ter; state 1t now more undersandingy.
This gentleman, whom / saw last evening, tells
meas did the one Of whom ! wrote in my last let
ter-that the Rebels are usngtbe utmost forbearance
toward Union men. 1t is enough TO be Mary
lander TO be safe and this gentleness on their part is
helping their much.
The statements regarding their payment for prop.
ery taken in Confederate scrip, and their requiring
Government notes in return, is certainly not pener
ally true. They have plenty of money, and they
pay each individual in such kind as he likes. II il
only part of their cunning policy.
state these Jaets because they are facts. Il i.
time that our people and Government were ava
kened TO view Of the war it 10, and the chances
Of that war. 1t 10 time they should DO aroused to
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-13

Is recognized and fu restoration made OF their rights
They are far more in earnest, Tar more menacing
than the men whom they rule as machines, and who
OILY know they hate the Yankees, and that tho
Yankees have tried to make the negroes the equal
of the whites.
Gen. Kirby Smith 10 said TO be an officer of great
sagacy and discretion and to be very popular with
bis He is very secreve, and tells his plans 10
no one not fully entitled to know them. Brave,
COOL and penetrating, he s reported to be devoid d
all rashness, and to be very wary where he moves.
From what have heard of him, have no doubt
Gen. Smith designed, a few days ago. to attack Gin
cinnati; but whether he designs to do now or not
is another question. He would dearly love TO cap.
ture Cincinnati-its fall would thrill the whole
South with delight; and if he does not do so, it 10
only because be lie afraid of mourning too much risk
If be finds the people too well prepared, be will eu
deavor, in my judgment, to get into Ohio by other
means and shall not be surprised at any time 10
learn that he had crossed the river at some unexpec
ed point above or below, while keeping certain
force opposite our works fent to induce US 70
believe they design attacking us in 'front.'
Troops are arriving here almost daily from abroad.
and every hour the Rebels defer the attack on tho
WY ehol "uSHeut our strength anu uiuiiniSn '">'
own prospects of success. This Kirby Smith must
know, and therefore conclude that the longer tho
fight is deferred the less probable is the event.
though it may occur before this reaches you.
As l have said, the people OF Cincinnati expect
the attack, and are prepared for it, and will employ
their best efforts to drive back the foe, who is wen
provided with artillery and cavalry.
Many alarmists fear and predict panic among our
troops, but see no r.ssou TO anticipate such an oc'
currence after the experience We have bad during
this War, even though the defenders of the border
aro unried and l. for one with thousands Of others
all over the great free North, hope aud pray for tho
best, if the enemy have the courage to attempt tho
invasion of our soil and the spolation of our prop
srty, acquired by honorable enterprise ana .!
hoaes. toll. Iu.UA
, 1862-02-27

M oh10t1VH 1LA11Is- ~ ACA Gtsss
H. y M a "a asssf f. e I 81 e6ss
Of GooE EonEiS State 81 nlzo.e e booz thirty
81 Il asae1ss ~
s nd sss seysySa 2 Il
e m ss 95 Garter f9ssa s
nStss TIC p d
eS!s ss sd oa H.
fhesua q eight hundred dollars lsso1 ess. osinF he
NJ aspa5 s s ass S =
ye1he5 aa Eay from IL &c MT day q Soyi5sf !, II n
Il se = ~ ssz q
and Bucl insAlnel ahaii remain tue and unpaid thirty
sa s ssa a z9p 10 e AZ s aqss
as 4 7 4 aa
3 tle contrary neiwshstating AnJ whereas dshns q
a eSe az aas t5e n m ay a a. t
ofNovembtr l. D. :0 and q tic notes tor eight hun
ard Eiven for sstd which hsvs snGs E
.uesEta and now are wholly due sad unpsia Now.
e s RanG ana
ti, said sum Of sist:sa tiGus.ad coars VIII n
and Es r. nrs;ns5= soysssa e q -
Mortgage Or 50 much THEREOF aa MAY os s i9ss
steEar hs hets repfeseasttvss assigns tae:s;!n IL
III be + 5o1 t5 s be fs a
bariesa.h ,lay of ::arcs A. D. ~ ss tie Eersa d?s'
s:tsss hi sssEs = Ss
EooE ma state Of nn2os and ~ kaoEa aal tssf:in
ise he r thi.ty I: :est .! L.. nun;hcT ee=cn l7
aiorcssta With Tho building aEa o:her improvement
:cseo stustea L9tssns &! e thiEtx four ;i insl1
tc Cl!cssa nforeatd tb the buildings aud oI1er II
proverent thereon SITUATED. Lots seven eSas e
Addition loz seTen RI, eight Isl and ei~n:een llsl
D:ecs thi1tta1 ll5]. Of said South E-.5:1 A.t;to.
Ios three 1871 eleven I'll and twelve Ilsi- nf Hoe
| sweatysevee t.7, Of sid S,uth Brunch Ad.tS2n
| w,- R+rSa7T Ts htra1-cr tge7:1aTHa
| ia DeaE;,a.I st1Cot t;GcaEo. le1t--@tl
, 1862-02-27

CEAI ED PROPOSALS ARE IN
OvHED till the 10th day of sta1cA 1ss 4 70 O'Clock
IL for EUnplytDs .he United STATED Sab. Dept With
son had Il BEEe CATTLE On thehool
TIE Cattle to be detve-ea 1t Naseington City. Aad
animal admitted which virgins iesa saan 1oot pounds
Tic Cattle to be delivered at sneh TINES sni i1 auoh
nnsnt:ftta as the 9Ure refnCent 3y ft1utfa No atste
vii Sc required under ehss contract 6tozn the d@y
or April, ls6a
bind With good End sufficient security viii be re-
GoyTr=uxat 7cse7srs to itzaK thu .sstt to pay In
Foiad a.n be entertsinea Thea PCT In by oontsse
tons wkS xye rrr1tsrxiy fRsa to tot7p!s with tr
coptseess OF wte the bidder not 2sescnsta -espou
,ias ain TO- 70 bs ers It'd to xN A. BECKH1Tn G. B.
q. s. A, washington D. O.
Epxx OF BID:
IAB, to hereby proress % detve. "a the Govern.
userE Eocn B-ef Cattle on the hoot Ut - pes han
6rzd p5nnds g1oae wefxtt TIE Cssta % be 4eiiveres
at, Bcr4s;t,ng 70 eha terms Of :o eae:eBet sav:E:
tjae rent Tx Cti6e b Ve&led thH sea1ss a71
tie weight - d:nEn,iaeL 70 ho - eAeea Sc raxa.
lbese.Y aE9es te Efve Eoa4 sns sana: ns nona ms
| Nxtes b. payment 1ox til Cassae. .ssleAt+d
, 1862-02-27

TILE EtAfAS4AIN IN EA1HEN1S-
Mr.. O1mc then moved to adjourn sire dis,
Which Was lost By ayes and noes, rs follows:
YEAe--Messrs Anthony, BARLEY, Campbell. Fer
r., Fiunie. Gale, Lawrence. Morgan, Anhlsc. Mar
amoIe, Or1Ec. Parker, Purple, Sheldon, Templc.on
u Ea1s@Mcssrs. Alexander, Allen Of Jersey
Brooks, BnckmastcE, Burr. Burns: Dement,, Duh
Eadca, Ficklin, French. Fuller, Glenn. Graham,
Hanna, JoElyn. Koepai. Lieth, neNee1y, Morrill,
Roes, simpson. Singleton Smith Of Carroll. SnaitI
OF Ean.a1soD, Solomon, StaEne. Stevenson. Stone
Ta1ncE. Terry, Thompson. Thornton, Underwood
VardoveeE. Watess, Weber, Wefsley, Wentworth
| Noodsou, 1oung-6.
t In a full Convention q votes would prob
ably have been obtaincd to adjourn sine die.
| Mr. Solomon moved to reconsider the vot
| recommitsing the Judiciary report to til
| Sprcial Committee Of fifteen Carried b,
/ ayes =. noes 60
bays play about such motions and rscons1d
cring Of motions as above, and freed his min
az to the conduct Of eome Of the delegates.
Mr.. Singleton tried to pour OIL upon tn
troubled waters, rs did also Mr. Wentworth
| The lattcr said an organized attcmr. had bae
hide outside The Convention to made
o6ious and even infamous. He saw tia
probably that attempt l,ad begun to have il
I ton, 10 such attempts always moro or les
CO. l!e wae tie laet man to be Influenced b
| r;l}ric opinion outside. He had made up Il
mind to face the music and would not be bro
! r at ont Of hie position Ho Vas determined t
| sit it ont and 90 the work which Ac WIS ser
| hereto Go.
MT mp'cten made ~ cxplauattos. Hesz'
i}4a, sections and Z having been rccommitte
he did not zee Why the whole report eho.:
net Ea,e gopc to The committed
A{r, Jotlsp and oth%rs then addressed t!
Convention; after which vote whs taken
, 1862-02-27

MT ORTGAGE SALE Whereas,
l1 by certain mortgage, dated sthe first day Of
May, a p 1873 s5i reeorsd h tls Reco.Se1.s ctace
Of Cook County, stage Of Illinois in book thirty ssvsa
ST. BneEer md a4y 81 is
Es ol ths Iity q Ca:eago T. snd county aEd Stals
ss yeseo:d SC to aseure tie payment e certain
sasc, I'll executed 6y BacSnes MorTs aai psyabIs
t. ne 81 & 81 q q seisn sas
pa, able on the nrsl day Vi May, a 0. ls f3r Ealas
tcsiyc3 ana ne otaste for shs sum Of Ea hundrei @
aanaal terese ead principal sum anl payable -
snec.ively the nrss day Of eaca November and ainy
H. iaS ~ sd III Ne:ess q ii i pfoSaed 6s sad mort
SaSs that:f default stall he u.s IL the payment OF
an cn< tf said tns:s;neats Of Interest aud suce IN
sn ta al psn:issa sn ~ esan
srs shall stonce t.ccne slG be due AL payane, At
~ election thing ii the note gtve1 for the SANG
las been made 10 lhs payment ef sad nstarneass Of
Say Il NoSemeeT. I = 8. ISL and 81 tie n9tes for i've
rcsrCruyeIY ard given fer said instalEe1ts which
have siccc Tena1:u ard uoT are wholly Que anu IN
Ecv therefore, pah!1c notice Il aerooy gyea that b
virtue Of tho authority ccntsaea IL said MORTGAGE
sid to Eccure the said snm Of eey thousand doass
81 II sd ~ she ~fae p1sss eaa
reaemsten @ Il BucSasf s. Iorsta aad Sta1y 3 !Yrt:
Il ten o'clock IN the forenoon. on Ftas: .ne
y e NEs A. A. q ~ + s nc no s t9SE %eS 6 al Il
suGlot o. Of lots one q, and TWO " IN block q
essa eaao L Eonns s. saa sac q in9s
9sIllsE with The brick dwelling and o,hs5 improve
| iii i1earho.u Street Cht:sgo. ialt.Ess9a11ta
, 1862-02-27

Nicely, LAWRENCE d CO.,
~ CUA81ss1ON MERCHAETA fnr to Fsrcesse
Ina ssla o[ Grain. Flour, rfoyfsen1 4n1 Country ftO
dnce 80 eeneSaay Busne1 e11luEyoly Corcn1isaon-
Also. dealcsE q 941t Lime Water Ls@s ss3seo Plas.
Water street ALBKKT T. KKKLa7. zxN1AEH y. L4'@-
XLNCK. EH. T. NEDIATK KpWAKD Z. LAWKkau1
HnhN'Hl1y
, 1862-02-27

Delegates tell me that their constituents arc
abusing them on all sides about this ConVcn-
tion. They will hear no excuses, Nait for no
future action, sc. 1t is virtually condemned.
The good that it may do is almost, if not alto
getheT, done away with BY the evil that it has
done. And that Is the cry from all quarters
north, south, cast and west.
, 1862-02-27
3znucatiD,lal.
A LIBERAL EDucArloN with

WESTERN UNION COLLEGE and MILITARY
viii opgn Primary Acacen ic and Collegiate Courses
Sept s1b. lE61 The College hse
ahcee both regular and scientific courses kos nness
sehoo buildings in the est (oo+t Sll0oo ample and
aavautaees should clasm TIE attention q
FAS1RT AID RIFLE TACTICS, SwoEp. BATaSET AND
GEhNAs11o ExkRG1sEs Cox4ox zouAEE md fASCx S
dentz dress u uniform TEEas;-f1s per school year
tione fcr 50. rdcrs under the rof with Aad
The constant care Of The teachers Addtesa for Cir
, 1862-02-27
CHICAGO AND ST. LOUU
~ RAILROAD IINK
WTNTEK ARRkEG4EWEN

1Xo e11fe3 Ns2n4 "a md sdae Dea. Ii NJ. TFa1zB
VIII feATe tho WeEE Eide Unto1 U3poF ri b n II. q
oeps eu4dalA md 11,*e T. n. eInepk seturda5L 4.
rive At Ch1c1Xo at $50 A II, 2nd 40P, ri
The Jal1ek 1nd Wilmington Acecnraodxssnn tasxea
Chicago 1t ~ z. L. daily and 2zrfvea he1o at IN@
my13 1ANE8 80BB, Raody9@.
, 1862-02-27

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
~ COUNTY, ss-surerior Court OF Chicago. March
Term, 4. .. lSt2 William :: po$estt Henry =. Bas-
Perkins-Attachnselt.
PnIIIc notice Is hereby given to the said Alfred God
dare sId-Pe7kt thai writ Of attachment Issued
eut Of he oce q te CLERK Ct TIC Superior Court q
i 1t itr suit Of the said William E. Dosgeit Henry
D. Bassc:t and d. Hobart ILLS and agalnst the estate
sur. Of ouc hundred fortynne and <0100 dollars, di
rrced to the Sheriff. Of Stephenson County which SAID
witt has been returned executed
Now therefore, unless you. the said Alfred Goddard
aed-t erkiEs shall personally be and appear before
tire sr{d S1pcrfQr Court Of Chicago, before the
first ay the term thereof to be e:a ut the Court
House. In the CITY OF Chicago, tho nTst Atoat1y Of
5arsn 4 b. 1891 give special hill and plead to the said
p1aIotIs action jugaent M Be- enteEGd against xon
Bassett ars D. hobart His aul 50 much ol tue pro
rcrt attached may be sufficient 70 satisfy the said
Judgment and costa will be sold to satisfy the same.
TduMAS b. CARTE Z Clerk.
, 1862-02-27

SUBSISTENCE FOR THE UNI
~ TED STATES TROOPS AND PRISONERS.
once Of the Acting ASST Comutsya1y Of suas;sMncs}
o. 8. 4, Chicago, Feb. q. 1Bls- {
Sealed proposals vii Sc received at lh!s olce until
the first day of A:arch 196 at II H. for the rasa.ns
Of gubkScnce to T. s troops and rtteoaa Of var,
noE stationed Ut Camp Douglas.
COMPOSITION OF RAIIoN8:
Th7cesfourths OF a pound OF pors or bacon. o. one
and pnefourth pounds Of fresh OF Bals twenrytEo
ounces Of bread or t1ou1, pound Of hard reid
OF cna and fourth pounds Of 1neal at rate
to every ole hundred Tztions tight quarts OF beacs
and ten porr6a OF rice in lieu the5p eight quarts
Of pcas pounds Of nominJ ten pounds OF green
cGIec or tight pounds Of ros5 Sd and ground cNdae
O. one and onena pounds Of tea, Eftee1 pounds OF
sugar. tour quarts OF vinegar pound Of sperm cau
dies or one and onchaIf porn5e oi A1.1antc candles
OF one and one half p0uEt8 of talloV 1leA fol1
rounds Of SOAP srd two quarts Of salt In Hilton to
the foregoing tice week. one gallon OF 70
cnc hundred rAtionA thrice weuk ssue of po
tatOcs at Tie rate Of pound Per Fresh beef
viii &c furnished often f3ut Gays In sereo 1t the
op,icn Of the commanding ca8csr.
Tic rrore4cna to be furnished Under this contract
NUT be cf the 1stt quality, the proposals to uca:ou
tlt na.ucs Of two efficient securities aud to be eudors
ed ct the enveIope Proposals for Army SRbEeEQce
Bddcrf are Invited be present at the opening Or te
proposals Each hid must be accompanied pr thu
Euefscue If reaFcnsb1e pcEsans sEat TIE bidder
Viii, Il hie bid be accepted, sign TIE sant:
| JOHN CHEi6TuP HEB
Firzt Lieut.. 10th H. 1nfansTY, Al c: s., &. S. 4
, 1862-02-27
fecc6 n1.5 In Assignee Of T. B. C3zeer-

CTATE OF ILLINOIS, COUN-
~ II OF COOK, ss-super!or Court Of Gh!eago.
for tha Iae OF the Branch At IL Porte. ys Edmund
n Taylor and Margaret TayoE h!s wife. Caasles p
Borl, Allen Hamilton Hugh Mccullough, Iesse l.
NtamE. The unkn6E1 heirs Of William B. Clifton, the
unknewn heirs OF William e. Davidson sud Eeazer D.
Chs g9beIlatn--f1 ChaEcery.
.AMdavit OF the no1-1es1de1ce O. Charles D. Bond
Allen Hamilton, High McCnEcugh jesse I. W!1Hapas
TIE ursnoEH heirs Of William B. Clifton. the unknown
heirs Of william Il. Davidson, and E1eazer D. Cham
te1lssn defendants nbo1e named, having BEEN hle5 IN
the Office Of TIC Clerk OF said Superior Court e Ghica
70. Notice is hereby given to the said Charles D. Bond
Allen Ha1Li:1on, Hugh McCulousf jesse L. HiElaG,s
the unknown heirs ct Wlllsm B. Chiffon the unknown
hei1sof william Il, Davidson and EleazeE D. Chamber.
lau that the complainant d1el Its bill Of complaint in
said Court tie ChAucery side thereof On the 18th
day Of Fct ua1y 1885, and that thereqpcn
Eucd out Of said Court a3nst said return
able On TIE first Monday Of Aazch next USE as Is by
lsw required 49, ...
Hamilton, Hugh Mccullough. Jesse l. WILLIAMS the
unkncwn he!ts OF t:am B. Clifton the Unknown se:s
OF william: a. Davidson, aud Eteaz:- ChalabeElan
ehaH personally be and appear before sid Supe
rior Court Chicago Of Cook County, on the first DAY
Of the next term thereof to he holden at Chicago n
said County, the frs: Monday OF March 1s62, and
pead answes or demCr to tho sid complain ants bill
Of complaint. the soI1c, and the mattsrs and tEn:
ttere charged and statel Will be taken confessed
and decree entered AGAINST y2u ascosalng 70 ths
orayt- Of said bill THOMAS 3. GARTER Clerk
STARK & Isa4M, Couprt's ScIrB. fe2Qka5iiT
, 1862-02-27

Alter some c0nSldaTatle Qeoatc, III WHICH
large number nt members took part, section 70
was passed as follows:
SEC. &C. Inall counties in this State having
population exceeding thlrtf-lve thousand, there
ehall be elected at the general ELECTION for Sae
ard County officers. Recorder OF D:edS ana coE-
crcGiD:s 51.1b there sf2ll In like manner be
elected Probate Judge aud Probate Clerk who
i ihsir .uccessora e @ sS Be- cecte5 md qualiicd who
etall perform such duties and receive such compen
sc,ion in fees as shall be provided by Law.
Section 81 was read aud informally passed
over without amendment rs follows:
SEC q There shall be established in each
county in this state court, to be caied County
Court, and the organization and Jurisdiction OF
said court shall be uniform throughout The State.
Section IS was also passed over in like man
ncr as follows:
SEC Is The csaid County Court shall consist Of
voters 81 each county, and Shall hold his ofcs lor
the term Of fouc years. and until his successor
shall be elected and qualified aud who shall receive
Treasury, as shall be prescribed By law.
Section % coming up, long discussion
| took place On an attempt TO enlarge its juris-
tiction to cascB involving 81 Geo, which failed.
| The SECTION is as follows:
| SEC. g. The said conrt shall have such probate
jurisdiction as ia vested In the county courts
1t this State; and also jurisdiction in all cases Al
law III which the amount OF the Judgment shall mol
exceed the sum Of one thousand dolla5s eSc1nslyt r
criminal cares, not extending TO death or tmpris
onment in the penit en,iary, without any present
Sat eJ eha to
for the sale Of real estate or to any proceeding
suit affecting the title to rcal estate. or to fran
elise, to actions for libel, elander or seduction
After q lengthy discussion, Mr.. Purp1
committee Of fifteen, which WAS carried b
| r1nS "a u0eB 2t,
, 1862-02-27
xRNt&1pHHa

ILLINOIS CENTRAL~RAur
I RQAp-ca.1s1 e e TEHEoa "a arw sun:
GFesl Central Depot, loot ot Lake and soata Wssef
streets: --~--- -
ExmeA 80 l. II. Sundays errepeea- a-&ufyiDK 1t Pes
Ri at 7:00F. II. 1oEzuspurtaf1 z. H. DecAe
tur ur5XEN~Spzi1Kne1dIa0 F. II. I1ckao9-
vile go II, Eapteg le:D 2. n. Altun uj5
. A. ", and Cairo 4$D T. ". =
Accommodation 6:s0 P. II, every dsy'-5oE Cenn4u4
and Way Stations; arriving q EeotE5tA =
625F.M This train also connects 1t Tolono
with GfoAk Wessexn Railroad, arriving u D.
catur It 1HI5 4 u, Springfield 1:a0F. n. Jack-
eCnEnle E30 z. u. Esples 6B r n and af
Xsttorn With T. H. A. g. Louis Railroad et
Te1fe Hsute 1t 3.S5P-4
Tsains Arrive ut Chicago Ut Sis 4.
NJ and Express 1t 80 ?. y
B&RrxCe checked to a1I Important pointa
r. For ticle41 aud infofmat1nn apply 1t the d6e&
III The 9Fe4t Central Depot.
FOR HIDE PACK AND MOOD LAWE
Trstusleaye Chteaxo: Leave Wood LsVn:
Gts6A n f.EA-A H.
t2t0M BF. ID.
E0F IL 65oF.M.
T-R ARTHUR. Gen. 8upk
IT. JOHSSQN, Gen. Pass Agent
, 1862-02-27

PATRIOTIC LoAN.-Senator Chandler OF
Michigan has loaned to the Government, since
the July session Of Congress, s41 900. Every
dollar lie has been able to spare from his
clearinghouse life he has invested in the war
honda.
, 1862-02-27

Druye7a aud Fa1Mers vii ind this tha most sdsee.
tageous route for Live stocla. Cspacioua fsrda Wo3
wate1ed and sErp:!ed with every convenience hAyE
been eued OF this line and It's connections sud c!u14
attcGdcn is paid 10 tse7 vau.S From HaErtabuEaf,
1here VII be found cvcrJ Tor feeding AA
resting q choice Is offered Of the PHILADELPHIA
NEW YORK and BALTIMORE II MARKETS. This W84
sso be fuuud the shortest qckest and u,ons diresa
route for StocE to New Iork-5y.2- EIerto~nl-43&
with feNrs changes than a1Y other.
ENUCH LEWIS, Gent Sri't- Altoona. P1
d. L. fi1UPT, GeE' Ticket Ag2nt, Fnllatelph1A
Il II. HOUSTON. Ge1f Freight Agent, Ini1adelp1dx.
feI-kI15 "
, 1862-02-27
Intelligeat& DHeeg.
MERCHANTS GS,
SA- LOAN AED 1RuET COMPANY.

Cu1cAao February 18th. Is2-
The Etfulsr annual Ecstlng Of tbs stockaoltera Of
tfs Cp.rpanJ, TT the EfetftOh af TruBtreH wilt h&
held u their Odte tbs 1rst MoBda, in MArca uex
tctE1tr tos houEs oI2 A. K 41t 2 F.
GsHxloplt .. e H0LT, gsEhiet.
, 1862-02-27
Hatss Gapa a7.n :TnrS.
5t:a11t I1ps Es erks.

NEW YORK. STEAM DYE
! T0E1a VIZ YxEruKx 1s7 S3ath LARK ss-eek
1s.w.sa HsGites' ~: MONROE caIezE2c. nyes ~.
C3eA1ef q Ill nj fsE Sud Wooscn Good A1sp
E.5sw Hat8 and Bons-: ny1tng. Rezeatrz aad PseB
ing: store :H11 EonnE9 work aoln4ted. All of1f:z
p; Et1 O. promptly attended, 70. fs@ C3oe
Bog ~ .-tt.. asF14g
, 1862-02-27
Ergal Aottres.
A SSIGEE EE'S SALE OF
REAL ESTATE,

Ixin sci! on the ta dayof March next q the north
The hour q eleven O'clock ny 1fzht Ute aad r. y.
benefit Of creditors made By T. Carter to me July
18th. 1c 70 the following descFi6ed lots pleS and
In Bionss b k.lbreths Subdivision OF Block IN the
Cessl Trustee Subdivision Ct the west hale s4d the
ship : north Range H. east OF Third Princpal Nert
dian Sal. lots heng On the eou:h side q Van Barren
street. near Roke7 Ereet. Supposed - be title In
fee sutct TO mnztKage now due Oh ssid lota OF two
A6HEE GARTER
fio6 I'm Ass9nneh Of T. B. Carter.
, 1862-02-27

r UMBER.-A. Foster d Co,
wholesale sad retail dealers II st Gait, Saginaw
tod Greer Fay Lumber, bGfsstes ana LaEa: Alp sAsa
Docra sEd B!nd5 E9y!rz On hand large G. ana
1e eee EtacS ofey 1t price. to suis ne uea
Fafd Vesa Txeltth street. near tue hE:da Poat Odtco
S.rt at1Sar Knsr,.a sA91 k637.lSa
, 1862-02-27
9prr1at Au1trfa.

For the cheapesu and best Hair
%,r Br11dA Cuf1 Frixss3r etc. % no a.
~ stref saa e17~ss esn aese aetses ESa e.
=! ns.1n he natural when adjusted to the head.
~ n. ;cxriry contains a1Maft the newest fRItt
NJ a,i a.tic1es VII give eostsc sstAe47on-
wv
, 1862-02-27

} I-TEMc.E CnTDIAL - w1RRAE7Eo 70 cCEE
roRAs or EgER,HH DIsKAEE, or the MONEY Eil
EEF1 NEED. sss;tIact"!y references can o. See1 a.
= +. d. Boz IS Or. c. has 9.acuced Ileiicine 1or
Vans four Of :.:ct: hare beer n tEis city
-S-l1Ss 3n
, 1862-02-27
lCD1s kEtTT,
Rtich3gaa Southern and Lake S6es3

RAILR O AD-
On sad essa. SUNDAY, Nov- 3D. kad Until faztSx3
nnt:?e t,.In. Will leave Et;caEo IS tn1oFs:
NKw ycRK DAE EaEE3s:
800 - Il, dniss texcrpt SnRday}, IL r. o:1 aEsafsk
IIne kcsd at Il kita Iigscn with tra11 for r:.tt4
Esyers It Adrian With trains for .1sckseA = ~
Line Junction VIE: trains !or Aoasca e@a AsF
.rrt-
"a F. IL. ds;i7 1ozccps Saturday. va Old Mna3
Ssn Road, connecunx a. AIRLINE Junction VIA
fta!as f.. E-t-c:i =.
T-at-s sS.ire irca. the East Al ta&5 4 4 sod u
All the Atove trains nasa regular e0nh5caoGa g
HaEktrE, Buffalo, SiaEaTa Fat:a. A:h34y. HcT 9o75e
I5osto1 pEl4deirh.a- Dalt,-co-e acE n! points E:
luxurious 1eE Sleeping Coaeae1. E.s7 al1 1stds1a
Through Ticket. csa be oo5st2sd s. ~ @ g
tie Depot. corner oI gan Buren, eEa sherman sfEee&
jDEH q, t34tHRELl- aED- u GAAf.
ferT Erpt Toledo. o, 3ea1 r a=Eecn A&&
, 1862-02-27

CHICAGO E ROCK ISLAND
RAILROAD.-CaaSe1 or TE-NTtaser A.
sangeneet coEo oaeactnE SUNDAY. NOT f:h la' EEa!:t
eepteJ 11:1 l. r.; Night Express Saturdays e@ceEs4
M:5 r IL; .oiet Accommodation SEnds.s ezcsS7c3&
EJ0 P, n Through TrStae ssrive: SIS D. = t1d z's
= K: Jole: aceeElIods1cl, $50 a. Il.