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, 1862-02-08
ASSETS !:

hSS4GASS
Real Estate nn1ncunibered. -, IS is
Cash On hand and in Rank. .......... LS,1a
Cash in the hands Of Agents and IL
aeisaEs Bond: pei cert, ssn,aa Ct, ,n - -
AoftsaEs Bondl, pei cent: semi. - ~ - ss ~
Roelestsf na Giiy Roads per &, semi s s''
BsoeF5yn aadd iS5s cify Beads. pei Ct. semi. s" M
HsP9e4aeag saaea' !sisEeas Beads: per Ct SENT @ a
annual interest, est!,..:...............-.. $4,000 G20
annnal Interest. .:...:..--..":- 25looo 25,ot
aenli;annuaI interest, st,.-:.. ..:...:. 6too 5.t
-1uarteIly interest t::-...,...,ss. sa.oco saot
-Per cent, semlannaal inteIast....s $1,000 5s,H
animal Interest - 125,oao 1925
Kentncly s,ate sS: stock; Per Ct: ssnl es e
Tennesses t Isl state Stock, PEI ct.semi- M ~
aanual interest. rest..-...........:...-.. 10N0 IL
annual Interest. ess....................-. $1,000 sa,s
oIa aepaas sssss estssesS sseeE, per cent. ssa w
Michigan ssi ssate Stock, per Ct. scai ' w.
apnslal Interest. st....-.....-..--.....-. &,no 100
annuai ress..-...:.:.-.-!;..... 5000 Els
Railroad Company s1osE..:.: -. 5000 CO.,
.pany cE...,....-...;..:.~....... 25ooo 1s;5
;ss$ sss;ss sdss SssRSay R9s; S$sf g. SEss 1855 sSs t:
| SO shares Cttizens' Bunk Stock. War -
50 shsfes stafford Bank stosi, STAT w ass -, ~
ford sprisef, Conn, nn,..;.:.:.;,.;;...; 5000 So
2os zss5ss l:evsie Bant Stock. Ros :. @ Nv =,
1oo SHARES SAFETY Fund BsnnE Stock, ~.. :,
Boston, Mhss. 1osW g.:
ri saa:es sie1slants Bank s,osk, ~ s'sv n.y. n.y.
st Louis, ,:.:..,..:;.:;.,;..,.*...;. 1000 q
St, Louis Mo:.:.::::;.;Y.::-:::; 2a.coo Isl
nank sioek; pbi1ade!pn'a. Penn. 2a.oo 2a:'
ford, Conn. Observation-Disclosures. 1i,ooo H.!
.pans, Narnt I'd, Conn: 5000 4.
Ha,, ,ford: Conn. 1000 IL,
Conn: .z:...,...:,...;. 1900 p,
Hartford Com. np.::..-.-::,..:,.,, 15.t5o Is,
! Daek slock, Hartford: Conn.,. 1909 ~.
| 1Harttcrd, Conn oun--..-.--;-;:..:-.: 59.:o1 O.
irEers hank STOCK, Hartford. Conn 1860 8,
iord. Conn: $500 .,
ford, Conn. n.....:.:....-.;..:.s:. 25.ooo 80.
sse sha1e, Aasfleae Ej;5changa Ban& A. ~. :,
eoo sha5sa 1eaS Of Ameiisa siocs, ~. -
seS sseEss RSesdxay DanE Stock. e ~ NV >,
spaaE stocE; Seg Yotk Eity. ..,.: 5000 II
'uS 1r s9afes S. G'tS banA eloeh' ne" 1ono 10
, 1862-02-08

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY
~ or COOK, kyzCircuit Court Of cook Co9asy'
saHsel Halr John AyGs 5ossph G s sn2los = 81 Isn e.
rem. Frederick Uutte!aeld. Charles 2; CoGarsa.
Thomas C. Cochran. William barbour euo benlanaan
CarSeI-In Ch2nCe:J. .-,,,r.,r r,,.x+
q BoJd, Nehemiah HUkin, Ale4ander 7. Van BuIen.
FredcTicE Eufter1clt. Charles B. CochraH, Thomas
= Cnchrau' Wiilism harbour and Ben5Audn Carer,
defluGans above named having been 1le a the oice
~ tha CLERK OF said Circuit Court Of Cook Comfy.
Notice Is hereby given to the said Samuel Hale Robert
f7edesics Bnttelhgld; Chafles 3 Cochran Taomas G
Cochran Il iain Barbour and Benjamin EarTtE, thnr
sid complainant hlsa has oSl Of eosnRlsins Ia sad
day OF December 1861 and that summons thereupon
Issued out of said Court asnaust said defendants
turnab1s the Flrs Monday Of JaararE 1S a Is BY
law reqEired-
ehall personally be md appear before said Circuit
Court IT Cook Colnty, o1 the EFst GaJ OF the ne@t
thereof te be holder = Chcgo. Il SID County
wei w c or den,ur to ine .ai con1ainants Dn Of
nlant tue fame and the n1att.ra and tt,:nge therein
charged enl grated Will be taken confessed, ard
decse entered against 5ou according = tas pa5e q
said bill. WM. I. CAUEEA, Esets-
GEo. l. lsoA1ls, Comprts so!f. 3s1rss'34a
, 1862-02-08

ESTATE OF VIM. Z. BARRON,
L. NoTICE-Psymenso Of al monies NOT d DUG M tse
estate q sa.e hon BAss1a nu,S ut+ nS 1e *
~T:lsEEssEn HuhSfEE BAkBoN, Ers-ntoz kc.
, 1862-02-08
1On1 WINTER ARRANGE
IoU10 MENT.
aIIch{gan Southern and Lake Sh4Ea

RAIL r O AID.
On sud after SUNDAY. Nov. 81, aud until fGftkNk
notice. trafne will leave Chtcsga as fptlowae
N:.x YuEK DAT ExFkEse:
600 A. y daily teasept Sn93zs1. v:a Old 11ctf{t-
KoAa. cunnect:~y al Elkhaft with train OIL Ait.
llns Road, ut iEhsie 1r.eon x:!ta train for Three
U.yers 1t Adrian with trains fer Jackson, At All
Lire Junctcn With tralns 5oE Aonroc a1d pst
treit-
EiGar Exrszss: ..-....
go r ii. daily {e1cept Saturday. VIA Old Mea:.
gan Ro4d connecting at Airline Junction viii
. ft4iEs Tor Detroit. 80 - -
TRIMS af1itc from the East u 1oss A. n and Il
Ill the above lrNfue make regular connections tE
Uunlirk- Bui!a;o Niagara Falls Albany, New TusE
Boeton. Phadelphia Balu1ose and ~ & Rot9is Ii Eat
lmprorelpen1n run on Night Tl:lins-
Though TteE+te can bG obtained 81 ina Company
O.re 5 Clark E;rert Under the Sherman Honae Or n
the I}erpt:coz1ec et Van Ro1en and SAeEnan ssresx
JUuE D. CAMPBELL SEQ 81 GEA1.
Cert Eupt. ToIecc. O. Ge11 Westezn Al
, 1862-02-08

The document marked 'sB'' is list Of de-
faulting collectors against whom judgments
have been obtaincd at the last term OF the Su-
prcme Court The names and suits are: ;,
Og1c county, Albert II oodcoek ct al Jan.
DI Pa.ss county. Henr1 F. vaiiette ct al s4sa4s
Eeudall county. Hector s. uumphreyet al 3298aS
Coles county, Absam Highland ct IL .-.- 2oe69.31
Total. Dl5.s2
Document "C'' coutains q list of writs COM
menced in the Sansanon County Circuit Court
The number Is cleycn, and the counties as fol-
lows Kane, Piatt, Mclean, Will, Cook, Ste
phenson, De Wit, Livingston, Fulton, Grun-
dy and Pike
COMMITTEE OF THE wHoLE-BANKs.
The Convention then went into Committee
Of the Whole, Mr. Richmond in the chair.
Mr. Ficklin Of Coles made speech In sup.
port Of Mr.. Wcntworth's amendment and
against banks generally. He was extremely
radical in his views.
a.lle. who read speech from the Clerks desk
In advocacy Of his views Of currency. He is
in fayor Of the the Issue Of Treasury Notes to
he made legal tender, which are to be recclv-
Cd in taxes. &c, &C.
rcconsidtr r The TotcadoptiuE Mr.. Wcntworth's
| amendment to the 1st Section oi Article x
MI. Wentworth opposed the reconsideration.
He said the advocates Of the measure were
taken by surprise. He had some sort Of
| consultation on the subject,
Mr. Vandcyeers motion Was then carried ty
I avote Of f27to 2.
The Committee rose and reported Progress,
| COMMITTEE OF TIE wuoLE-LEG1sLArrvE DE-
FARTMENT.
On motion Of Blr- Thornton Of Shelby the
| Convention went into Committee Of the Whole
on Legislative Department.
Gu motion, section was adopted as fol
| lows: .:
SEC. s. In The yca- one thousand cisht hundrei
, 1862-02-08
Gbt Gtiht1nt.:
u115o1s CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION,


From our Special Repostcr,l
Sn1SGrrELD, Feb1uary 8, 1862.
Convention met. Rev. Nr. Hale delivered
u strong anti-s1areTy prayer. hope it had q
good effect upon some Of those f1inty Demo-
cratic hearts. But doubt 1t muchs
BOARD OF ARMY AUDITORS.
The Boarp Of Army Auditors scnt in COM
munication on the amount of claims sent in
since their lastrrcport on the 18th Of January.
THIS communication Was referred to the Com
uittec on Finance, and is as follows: =,
REPORT.
<'1n reply to the resolution Of the Convention
requesting the Board OF Army Auditors to furnish
the Contention with the amount Of clhtms pre-
tentcd to said Board for allowance since their
port Of Jannaty Il, 1862 and what portion OF said
aecHEnts arc for goods purchased under the con-
tracts made by. Martin Cassen!' We have the
honor to etate that nccounts have been He'd since
the report inferred to w8s made up to, and fnciud
ing yesterday: to the amount Of two hundred and
forty-slx thoneand three hundred and twenty nine
DOLLARS seventy five cent?, aud that accounts
nave been filed for goods purchased under contracta
made By Martin Casse, 80 fur as Cau be ascertain
cd By the accounts. Or as is known to u.s."
Very respectfully. your obd't scrs't,
WM. THo1As,
C1As- Il. LANTHiEH,
Commissioners.
, 1862-02-08
EEga4 Rotires.

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
NJ COUNTY. ss.superior Court Of Chicago, March
Teru> 4. o. 1852 William E. DOetett Henry b Ba3
sett and q. Hobart Bills Va Alfred Goddard nnd--
Perlins-A.achfnent.
Public notre Is hereby givca to the said Alfred COD
ta.d Perkins tllat wit Of attachment Issued
OF the Office Of the Clerk Of the Superior Court OF
Chicago dated the eighteenth day OF january A b.
1sR ii the suit Of 1s sa4 wtiaoi Dgsgett f Henry
OF the said Alfred toddazd and-,;Ferkins for the
sum- Of one hundred foEty-n1ne and se1o0 dollars d
rected 10 tic Sler Of Stephenson County, which saa
writ has been returned executed
Now therefore. nness you, the said Alfred Gotlaar
and--FerkEs shall personally be and ap2.ar betoEe
the said Superior Court Of Chicago On or before the
first day Of the term thereof to be holden at the Court
March 4 b. s give special bail and plead to the said
plaintts ae1ioG Judgment ssin BE- entered Against xon
Bassetr and Hobart Bils ant 50 q much q TIE PIP;
Judgment ard costs VIII be sold TO satisfy the same
THOMAS 3. CAkTER, Clerk.
GA1LCP & u1IcucocK+ Pitts Atrys. feGK75i lu'
, 1862-02-08
TATARRHI CATARRHll
~ CAIARRH!!!
,R sEEIYE,s r1QUID CArARRH REMEnY.

0Eks 0kaGAAG q AkAaEA0 N6A6&AkAo &A&AA68Af
WARRANTED to be = sure cura tor
CATARRH or COLD IN THE HEAD.
OK HuEpKEp THOUSAND persons die yearly ii thu
th is = rsoSrds oi It's nuibsS 1hs ssase ~
Spn:rucnceA asA
CATARHH IN THE NOSE.
The ne s;ef beng to the throat anl bronchial tubes
Il i cas!e % CUE catarrh thsn CONSUMPTION aad n
curing the hEs prevent The lat1e1. Persons should
The symptoms OF cat,a:rn as they generally appear
x.e at fEs vety slight 7ersona ind they have cold
sensitive the charges Of tenpersture In this COZ
uNfon The ntee may be E, slight dIseiarEe th1n
and acld, sncrwsEds becoming 1hleS and adassit.E Y.
cscased II Qnantsty and changed il qualty they 80
ns tue ncee. OF see they iii INTO 80 :hroat and aIe
swks 2, eSgne4 on I1S oe eE a5e ns fh
s:1ryed; dessncss frequently takes pace: Ahokne9
Camnoa sEd irorant symMrte M ., TT ,a,nns - linz
II .hck ~ ;.ny shich has tallen down frGm
nc hcaa tursc the Eight When this tsEts place the
rerEon he Ilil s taese 3 o. !fs wy % se
aGoTe sse 1.r s,I,gios ot ca:ah as they appear ID
t',psus e 81 sd q the LIQUID cArAE.H REMEDY. ~
sSorcd Ana harc sufficient confidence IN the Teme-
spr.cc Ca:srrh .hx, II attcf he u1a Of the Kennedy
II rneEa. cnetz received. the anoant 2asc
rce q It. Catarrh I:cn1edy. seosc1csent Tor rss
ona moth with III and clear directions
Once. 196 Lake, Corner Of Wens-St.
aas.ese DR. D. q. SEELIE
del hs;st.al Post Qftee Box sS'5, Chicago, III
, 1862-02-08

NEW YORK STEAM DYE
IN TOREE, WM- TKEHpKx, 1s7 Eonth Cask st,se1
between MAtffor and Monroe Chicago. DJer sn3
BREW HGu ane Bonuet DyetnE. Bleaching and PFoes.
Ing: store and Counr.y work Rolicttea All o1deFa
GPx2& eEtI5I
, 1862-02-08
CR RFAT CONSOLIDATED
NJ LIHT!t
GIECINNATI AHD CHICAGO
AIRLINE RATIHnkD

Fottv HIIES t5c Shortest Route 70 EfoEIhhAt l1UE7t
po.!s and Louisville.
TKAIEB leave West Side UrInn Depot, Chiczrpr
daily, as fUNOWss .-..-
sd 4 M-Dy E1prese, tsucda7s e1ccptedc
TusoUEH TO CEcEaHlI1 Axp iEDLAyAFoLls WIZ,
Oct CuAS6E o. CAEs-
Essrxgy yCp.sxKcr1osa-A. Andersoa aa1 Nctmou3
fer PecuAz Urnana, paJtoa. 1snta. CcannnuH md N
points In Central ard EasteIa Gdlo.
EnEyuxRS CosNRcT1oNH--AtIn Indlanapolts for Fr1Lx"
lin CqipntGs 1tadtsoc, LawreucebrrE ycne.Sonv1lta.
sni ali po!s u Central and Southern Indiana also ~
Louisville, Frankfort Lexington and ~ potnta Eog14-
Connections At ctrc!nns5 for , HAsadsa, md, Raszteea<
p@rGerHbuiY. and rotQt9 tu the Ohio lavaf.
trains aIr1ve st Eacinn4tt vt 500 T. N.
.Thr0n9a tfcketa py thta line can obtained ~ II
a,tncluni aIroat Occs In the Northwest snd at u
sompauss OHce, no In Randolph st1aek, CaicskR
>1'-3>~ .JQHN BRANDT, Superintendent
FOJJ NTT. Gen. Ticket Axe1t- MI
, 1862-02-08
Special Aoftffa.

e. For the cheapest and best Hair
sE.- ~ Rrrtdx Cuffls, FStz1eR etc. 70 to 4.
ssa aess detecs e
s+fSi nm Ike aStRra when adjusted 70 tae hsAa
His Hsir Jewelv contains slMays e. nsaesf faz3
styies All articles VII E1Fe enuse essssAsaoa"
, 1862-02-08

CHICAGO AND MILWAU E EB
~ RAILROAD.
FOB M1LwATK1, Ii CRos.H Hr- PAUl~ ,DaaKuWs
BERLIN, AND INTERMEDIATE F0ISTs
Tn and afef WEDNESDAY,, Dec. 4ths 1861 Pas9enIK
Trains viii leave the Depot coraes OF West hinzae az
Canal STREETS. {SundayB exEepted+t az foltoEB:
100 II. and 4:15 F. II
Passenger Trans arrive at Chicago as 1l0 z. d. ne
500 T. 81 .....--.. <,.,~....
TAuB9aAs AccoAAoDkT1o1 TEAta !eaxe4 Galess"
Il s52 P n aad arrives At Cticaso at SO T. u
no9 g. C. BALDWIN. superintendent
, 1862-02-08

E 2. E. Minor, II. D., having
s;scorcrrd pe.1nsncnt cure foz Hcrnta or Rup-
sure fon young o. o1dl "a & ron % 9pe to my zeas
GrnE4!ios uy external 1has aoca
10; interfere With aooT or hnstness nnrsute Can ba
Fsndoiph stseetA Ghicagc, ~. 4soom Ho. up s:am
d,< I.f or fsessnahic .ens aad ssiisscaoa given q
&C charge for h:1inE. ia9okifs1m
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-09

MEssRs. Henry p. WILSON Il Co.: deem Mrs. Will
sons Hair Regeneration Hair Dressing the standard
articles of all hair preparations have, in many in
Stances known them to restore the hair where it had
fallen off, remove dandrut the hair to its original
color entirely the most painful headaches-and in
some instances most serious humors Personally, have
been sharer in several of these benefits.
REV. HENRY HILL, Manchester, n. Il.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-09
THE NEW YORK WEEKLY TIMES
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-09

-IsI G w s5p@p Sr5
INDICATE PUBLIC OPINION.
Usually cautious, there is great confidence to be place
A EEE3LyAgsEE NEWSPAPER.
TIE
New Drlc;aaas fEvsEc Delta.
"Therc seems to be excuse for thin or gray HAIR
that the celebrated Hemstreet's nmitable Hair Res
toraiive can be had.'
FROM
ClGavsDssss Piainaicaler.
" When people can protect their Hair from the
el-tale marks of age when they can luxuriate in
glossy black locks at advanced period OF their lives
bald herds; all this be done, it cannot do any
harm to telt what will do it. HElMSTREET'S HAIR
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yond peradventure the best thing of the kind ever nvln
ed. The fact in possasson in regard to this wonder
full preperaon warrentus in qualifedly recommend
lng'
FROM
St. Louis Republican.
"Nany of our frs citizens of Louis speaking in
glowing terms of this artice.''
FROM THE
Cairo City Gazette.
"This incompatible excellent preparation for the Res
oration of Gray lair to its original COLOR to preserve
Hair falling and to badness is sale
at Humphrey Browns in this city The evidence that
that may be found in almost paper in the
country"
South Western Baptist.
Leave dyes alone, and use only some reliable Restors
give, like Hemstreets Inimitabe.'
Sold eyeryweere-price SOC and 81 per bottle
w 3I. HAGAN &Co.. Propritors, Troy NY
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I
,,MsSas. HENRY ?. WUs0" Co: have used your
Hair Regener4tor ard lair Dressing, and have received
great benefit from them. deem tie articles worthy OF
high com,ncnation, an. chcerinly recomm nd them to
all who want to restore gray hair to its original COLOR c
to any who troubled with danun, OF diSaSreeable
itching Of the head ;mors to those whose hair is
falling from the head.
REV. &. ". II. CLARK, Great Falls, n. II.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-09
THE DAY ~CtadbOL BELL.


NEW SINGING BOOK for Day Schools, called the
"A DAY SCHOOL BELL, is now ready. 1t contains
about pages choice songs, Rounds, Catches, Du
etts Trios Quartet and Choruses many Of them writ
expressly for this work. besides 81 pages Of the Ell
of Music. The Elements are so easy ana progres
sye that ordinary teachers will ind themselves entirely
successful in insructng young scholars to sing cor
recty and scientifically, while the tunes ana words EN-
brace such variety of lively attractive and stirring
music and sentiments, that trouble VIII be experienced
in inducing all beginners to go on with zeal IN acquiring
skill in one of the most beauty improving
happiness yielding, and orderproducing exercises
school life. In simplicity Of its elements, IN variety ana
of music and excellence and number OF its
songs original selected and adapted 1t claims by much
excel all competitors 1t will be found to be the best
book ever issued for Semnares Academies, and Publc
Schools A few s'mple pages OF the Elements Tunes,
and Songs, given in circular send ana get one IL
compiled by HORACE " ATERS, Author or Sabbath
School ,s.' Nos and 2, which have had the enor-
sale OF $4,000 copies in &c months Price, paper
cover 90 cents SIS per 100 bound 20 cents S22 per
100 cloth bound embossed gilt 40 cents $40 per loo
20 copies furnished the 100 price Mailed free at III
retail price. ..ORACE WATERS, rupiisher
No. 45l Broadway, New YORK.
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AGENTS. WANTME.

RVW II " X - w IN N v VIII
EN AGENTS wanted to sell new and useful wy
w tion, which Is something that every lady nee3s,
and whcn every lady viii have at the low price 1t Is Of
fcred. This affords rare chance to young who te
out Of employment, pays from gao $50 rer mt Ga
Samples sent free receipt Of % cents Adjresi,
Montpelier, W. '"Tm3 j.. Z opDG
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-03-01

"A sspevtos LOT ofPaney 0onds. Perfumeries, Toilet and
Fancy SOAPS. HAIR, Mail and vtpstA Brsshes. 4 faiI as
nprsmeni u Paint and vssaish nrushes. S1rsicsl instrsr
yneurs, toSether with MI the most popular raseet Aetl
rines. Our steck comprises sverythinR tskeiy tSNS
called fsr il ouriine II business. all Of which we oAes
At whosesa.eer Retail. on the most reasonable serns.
Merchants audefherx are respccsiy invited 10 give us
\ cxfi. ~ we pnreh sse N terms which enable - 70 sci,
at greatly rctuced psines.
Au ssz-sis ~Arrznted u represented Phystcfsens Pre-
s~o-ipstons sni Family xscsi?ts securatsiy an1 srssuii1-
compounded. lv3nl
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-03-01

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Kansas CITY. Feb. 70.
A skirmish lasely occurred as indspend-
enoe, between . desschmens OF Ohsa Cav.
alry and I band Of rebels. Rebel loss. 8
killed.. several wounded, and several taken
prisoners. A quantity Of srms was slst
captured. The feiesai loss Vas killed
and ) wounded.
z The Santa Fec mail, with dates 70 the
lo,h has arrivsj.
Gen. Ssb.ev's proclamation did NOT have
the desired eject. Instead Of rsitytrc men
!. hi. standard, il has strengthened the
Ca;nn army hy Al lesss sso regisnrnss. AMI
r,accd nesrly all the sssissos sndes arms
Gre.. cnthassssm prevails. IL csani,ss
Of Bssrdslo, vsass. Saeorro. aud 10 'ne
.nnsr eouat,es. the Militia hase tsrned ous
ID great Numbers.
Aa,sees Gsun ~, Cssig Of she stA, says
TEXANS under Sshiev. veys u ~ Therne.
SO nsIes fron Fl Csair, s3ssscass % lat
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, 1862-08-16

Mrs. MARY c. THoME the last surviv-
ing witness of the execution of General
Andre, died at New York on the 18th ult.,
at the age of 90. Her father was a quar-
termaster in the Continental army, and
was stationed in the Highlands when the
capture and execution of Andre took
place.
, 1862-08-16
Where Are They =?

The following extract is taken from a
speech lately delivered at Washington, N.
c., by Gov Stanley, native of that State /:
Where is Fort Donaldson, Columbus,
Macon, Pulaski? Where is New Orleans
Where are all the rebel Notifications Be-
fore New Orleans fell some distinguished
British subjects who had been and examined
all its Notifications went to Washington
and. told the Government that New Orleans
could not be taken-that it was impregna-
ble-and begged of the Government to de-
sist that the Federal troops would meet
with a greater disaster and more slaughter
ing than did the English troops in their at
tempts to take that city. How was it ,
What are the results? New Orleans was
taken before breakfast. All bell could not
prevent the Yankees from taking that city,
or any other. Where is Nashville, New
bern, Roanoke Island, Corinth, and all the
fortified cities and batteries on the Missis-
sippi river. All fell into the hands of the
Federal troops within few months after
they undertook Job. Well may foreign
nations marvel at the power of this Govern
ment. We have accomplished in months
what it would take years for foreign nations
to accomplish. Well may they tremble at
our greatness.