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, 1862-09-12

In the SENATE Oh tee b, most of the time
was devoted 10 The conslueraton Of the DIR stt-
il & bill, al il fipa1y oled. Ii no provision
il made Tor the manner of drifting It viii be
governed by the orders of the war depart
nept. 4 bill WAS passe auth 'riztug toeg gov-
egnor 10 furnish horses, arms, ETC., f.,r the
70, CT to be 6ent against the indians. Bill ap-
p1opr1ating money to meet extraordiu Arg ex-
Isrses of The executive Office, aud for relief
It disabled soldiers, was passed. Bill pro-
v'dipg tor a lease Of convict labor vas passed.
4 unber OF bills we're introduced and re-
ttrrtd, and The House file wes referred. 4
sr OF deal Of business VAS dispatched, not
withstandipg the drafting bill
Quite puuber OF bill Of local Interest
xtre in 'roouced in the Honse.
A1eso]ntion was introduced By Mr. Hault,
jpstruc'i, cur senators q, representatives
IL Cor erees TO use their Influence to have a
lsw as aed providing thst s1i able bodied meu
betwe ep the ages Of efgh1e' n and forty i've
who khall tur any reason cl i'm exemp ion
frtm nj itary duty s. all be deprived OF tue
hsut TT Of the homestead lar. I. WAs referred
10 .tt appropriate conu.i tee. The soldier, )
Y. IL bill nrasp BY Hr. LINE was psevtoa,ls
sm, pded and ordered enkrossed tor tatrd
1e.o1ng. TIE c'.uu'y houn'y bill Was alse
u,ter.d eixrotssd. A j,'iat res"lati N va:
ta.s.d, fyiug 'he tims Of aa1ournmsnt al
Neal.edsy noon.
, 1862-09-12

Fur imI,udvncc aud do ~ur'yut brassi-
MISS, commend US to a tory editor. the
last issue Of the morning secession paper,
bcra1cs the Republicans OF Michigan for
not adopting half the pro-slavery ticket
ard tlcctipg it, and thinks the refusal
shows want Of patriotism on theic part!
Tee friends Of the administration in
Mi. higan, have wisely rroftel By the
sad experience Of .hcie brethren ia Illinois,
Who tiled the experiment to their sorro r,
Of giving ha1f tile offices to those pretend
i1.g to be War Democrats. No sooner
were those wolves 10 Sleeps garb securely
eneconced in Office, than they made com-
mon cause with the Knights Of tho Golden
Circle They basely betrayed the Repub-
licans, and attempted to break doHn the
Sale Government, to oust the Governor
and Ssate tf1cers and seize the reigns of
power. The very worst and m.auest pro.
slavery par;isaua, were same Of the men
Who ovid their Offices to the magnauimity
Of Republicans There were tes honor-
allie except ,us, fffFkc Pad lock OF L snkakcc,
nho in consequence of acting in g,Dd
fai Ii, were promptly read out Of the party;
Tie Republican parry will have NJ
fusion or Utilization with the Vallaadig.
hamcrs who control tllr Democratic org III
iza'ion. The right hand ct political fl
loa ship is CORDIALLY extended to all goo1
aud true ani-seccsh Democrats. Tut
la,ch-s1rirg Of the Rei,u olican wig wan. il
| always out to Democrats of the uncondi
tiunh1 Sort. Let them enter, they will b.
! IT. atcd to "pot-luck" with the eccura Its
and made to feel at home. But we wau
nothing m;Te to do with sliuy, snakey
| t1eacherous tories who control tue Dtmo
cra.ic organization aud run the m4chin
! for the benefit If the rebsls. Our ftiend5 il
Michigan ac.ed prudently in deGlining an
fusion Win men who sought it for the sol
purpose Of bcua5iuy them, aud using til
po~.r thus ohtained to play iuto tue ha ID
Of the encu,ics Of the Government. 1t
the fiients IF the ADMINISTRATION be wart
I'd t'y the experience Of Illinois R,'pu
licans who in an evil hour placed the
trust in the honor and patriotism Of t.!
TOiiCS
, 1862-09-12
Arrfgal ef Gems Hunter and Sl1ton.
1E.n.n .ha Ee1x York EYeui1C Post. 9.h


IFrom the New York Evening Post 9Th
General Hun,er, commanding the depart
partmens of the South, has just arrived on
ave Of absence for q short time. We are
happy to learn that the affairs in the dep'r6-
nent are IN qnitt aud secure condition. iae
health Of the trooos is qn4te good. and the ex-
tr.mc southern heat Is ulucn aba'ed Taere
have been only few cases Of y~lloT fever,
ard thur e wery contut d to key West.
The rebels. since the vi ndrawal OF our
troons for Il army Of the Potomsc, have
thrt ateued inra.ion at several points, on. have
effetttd po1rlng except at P.ncSney Island,
which has been alr aoy no.icrd In the papars-
TIE present CONDITION OF affairs In Visgtnia
proyts Tie uisdom If General Hunters p)si-
tlon. AID bad his tarBe-t appeals for reinforce
m. mis- tetn respouded to, doubtless Caar1es-
ton, Savannah, aud many inland to ~ns would,
lorg since, have been 10 our possession. It
ey.1 now the government will furnish hiu, on
! his rtnrn. with r IL orc-ments, he will at
orce on the back DIOR of rrbel'ion, dra = of
hundred Thousand labor1ng slaves of rebels,
and leave hundreds Of thousands Of bushels OF
/ Grain to perish in the fields, unless hervesters
return from the rebsl army to gather IT,
Ge: etal Saxtop, military governor OF the
department OF the south. has also returned
in company Nth General Hunter. h has
been iii with fever, and has come North for
| the ht nttit to his heal'h of sea voyage, and
few dagt relaxation from the many conplica-
/ fa,irahle in lis devotion to the various inter:
i es Of bis department. having in cnarge L, 600
PEOPLE. the culture Of plantations. and the
| Esti erir G Of the crops. H has siso found
much to be done pertaiuing to the Interests o.
+ civilians in the department.
y Tie health of the people is good; their Ia
bors cteertul1y performed; the schools wei
! attended, and to the great majority oftden
4 no epc.iaces tor liberty are deemed to great
f All the operations OF General sa1snu ant
l those cf Gen, raI Hunter aud Admiral D 1pon
have been conducted successfully and Witl
/ the most perfect harmony.
, 1862-09-12

Hy- Mcdowell has ut least one friend. The
Montreal Ga-ettc says sthat he seems to be
the only real general in the federal armg!"
He doubtless is, according to the Cannuck
ides.
The People NIoVirs: In the Right Di-
res ttuu.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
AURORA, I'll Sept 10, 1862
The Christian pe oIle Of Aurora and vicinity
are thankful for the good exampl: set them by
Their Chicago brethren. In imitation of that
esa1pkle. q run-t rous assembly ca ne together
list evening ut the First Meth I'd st Church to
'abe MEASURES to prepare petition to the
~Ireeid. ut. praying him to p~oel*im emaucipa-
tion 10 The slves. Prof. G. ". Qrereau Of
C>a,k s. miDary, presided, The feeling of the
neeti1 w:,s very decidedly In favor Of the
ntesr1c proposed.
The Cticago memorial, having been read,
w5s adapted. AL felt that it expressed ex-
acsly ,belr views cnd rish-s. Addresses were
ade hy Prof. C.fin Ct Batavia, and Reys,
KY s, Stougaton and Holt. After appointing
g committee to attend to procuring sigma
tnres to tie petition, the meeting adjourned
We hope to have the petition in readiness ts
accompany that from Chicago.
G. B. HUBBARD, Secretary.
, 1862-09-12

maid at Washir gton, VIC unders s:ana that
these promotion 5, SIS well as everything ellie
pertairing to the army organization, have
been resigned to him. The reign Of West
Point mediocrity is fast becoming s1preme
over everything except the puci...e enemy,
, 1862-09-12

kW Notwithstanding the vigilance with
which the Canadians guard their frontier to
prevent tie residents Of the Q1esn's domin-
ions from crossing over and joiuing the ranks
Of our armies, still many do escape and enlist
under the stars and stripes. On Thursday
last, SIX English soldiers, escaped from To-
rupto in leaky boat, and landed at the town
Of Wilson, in Niagara county. In au hour
a.t.r II aching the shore, the7 we're enlisted in
tie Niagara cunuty regiment.
, 1862-09-12

4 Slim 4bair-F5ry Gonnt;ss rot Rsprestnkd !
The f. g. C's Ahea7--J G. Auea for
Conqress-Cbz. Diekey Slaughtered
for I1easuyxr-Brooks for Superintendent Of
Pubic Instruction -Cokperheaa Resotut4oas-
The zchole affair q FdtuTe,
Especial Correspondence Of the Chicago Tdbnne,l
Spa1EaF1eLD. III Sept 10, 1852.
The Democratic delegates assembled In but
limited numbers this morning, nevertheless,
they managed to besiege the hotel bars, block
calitieR, &c. Cook county vas represented
by a delegation in which the auti-war element
largely predominated--W. ". Drummond,
". G. Goudy, Judge 3. 8 Morris, n. W. Full
ltr, &C., were the controlling spirits. Taey
are for the war with some very strong " Ifs ~
and "buts," however, as Gen. McClernand
would Fay. 4 Apreliminary meeting WAS held
at Doul's restaurant at which Goudy was chair
MAD, and in which Brigadier General Wall,
O'Melveny and other choice spirits OF that ilk
prominently figured. Among the spokesmen
at that meeting Was Melville ". Fuller, OF
your city, who ID "pressed by his friends ex-
e1eneiy hard, as 3 candidate for Superiutend-
ent Of Public Instruction. H. ia said to be
Wentworth's first choice for that Office, In re-
turn for the valuable services he rendered
Long John as his representative In the demo-
cratic caucus Of the constitutional convention
last winter. John promised the Office to him
then, and is striving to fulfil his part Of the
bargain. Wentworth is no. so strong in the
party, however, on account of the dance he
led the democracy last winter. They attrio-
ute all the mlsfortunes of the constitutional
convention to his mallgu couusels.
The convention met in Cooks Hall, and
temporarily organized By the disappointment
of Peter SWEET, chairman and Messrs. H Acker
o! Ulion aid Parks Of Chicago, Secretaries.
a committee Of one from each congressional
district was then appointed TO report perm.-
nent officers for the convention. That CON-
nittee was composed as follows:
B. S. Edwards, Sangamon, chairman; Dr..
D4Ve, Cook II. T. Helm, Lake; Rooert
Brand, 10 Daviess; s. Brooks, Adans;
]. T. LindFay, Peoria; E. D. Taylor, L. Sale
J.,hn r. Eden, Moulrrie; Jas G. Graham,
Fulton A. G. Burr, Scott; Aaron snaw,
Lawre nee; Vim. Il. Underwood, st. Clalr
Geo. ". Wall, Perry.
Virgil Hickux engineered the machine fol
some considerable time at the commencement
| OF The proceedings, but final = gave way tc
scme Of the Other lights, as soon as he got the
| wheels prop. rly oiled and the wires in good
| order tor pulling.
The committee Oh permanent officers finally
reported the following:
, 1862-09-12

SAILORS FROM GERMAST.-It is stated that
government agent applying to q Germa IL
safe tor sailors for the United States navy
has received u reply Offering to furnish sron
1000 to 10 600 men for bonu:y Of SIS, which
: sun, is to include the passage money. On'y
l>0UOwerc asked for.
, 1862-09-12

E The father Of Gen. Isaae Ingalls, Stevens
DIT d at Abdt.v-r, NJ 49,, IN rh- 22d als, tn
Gays b. fore hts son tell noalg tsh'tlg TOR bis
country. Hls aEe Was ss7enly-sryen.
, 1862-09-12

Tie Legislature OF Rhode I.land closed is
extra session on Saturday. The business done
was entirely Of a military character, with the
exception Of electing U. S. Senator In place
of Simmons. The proposition for the State
toassume the payment Of the bountie5 Offered
BY the different towns, limiting the sum to
$50 VOLUNTEER, was carried. The aggreg ate
sum paid for bounties by the different towns
will probably reach 81, 1,0U0, 900, for which the
State has thus become responsible, The
treasurer If the State has been author ID to
issue bonds to the amount Of 81 200 600 to
meet this new emergency. A bill for the an
nual enrolment Of tie militia, and designas-
ing ezempts WAS passed By this act no p r.
son is exempt, except exempted by the laws
Of the United States. Under this act no per-
son is exempt On moral or religious scruples
not even Quakers, which coMposa = large
portion Of the population Of Rhode Island
, 1862-09-12
portion Of the population Of Rhode Island.


The "Old SX:h" Massachusetts, regiment,
which made the memorable march, On the 19 h
Of April, 1861, through Baltimore, and lost
tie first blood that wAs shed by the hands Of
traitors, passed through NeK 7 York on Wednes-
day, for WASHINGTON.
, 1862-09-12
rIs4NI THE SEAT OF WAR.

Boac the RsJezs invaded .M1ry7and-Gouernn1sst
iSfo7 es at Frederick tS4ved-1'he Il: bel dIv1uce
Guard Thluy-one -Hdes sfrm! B.ls.nlors-
Burnside in Front Of The Ensny- -Rfspara-
tons in Baltimore.
, 1862-09-12
POLITICAL.

SECOND CONGRESSIONAL D1srR1cT.-The Re-
publican committee Of the second congress
sional district have called convention to be
held at Marengo, Wedn sday, the 1st day Of
October, at o'clock in the afternoon, to
nominate candidate for Congress. The call,
like that for the State convention, is for all
voters Of the district who cordially end dorss the
present administration in tall its efforts to
crush the existing rebellion" The basis Of
representation is three times the number of
delegates allowedtor each county In the call
fer the State Convention, and gives each
county representation in the Congressional
convention as follo~s: Winuebago, Is;
Boone, &; HeHenry, L.; Lake, 8; Kane, Is;
DtKalb, 70.
GREENE CorSTT.-The Democrats of Greene
county have nominated the following ticket:
For repr sentative, Wm. P. Witt; sheriff,
Hugh Jas skson; coroner, John D. Jack.
PEfNsYLyAs1A.-We stated few days since
that Sy denham E. Ancons, the present Val
Old Berks county, had been re-aominated, and
that he would be reelected Subsequent
events tend to modify this opinion. 1f.jor
Joel B. Wanner, late Mayor Of Reading, and
3 lifelong Democrat, now volunteer ia the
war for the Union, has been requested to run
sgainet Ancona, and he will do 50. The fol-
lowing is his letter Of acceptance:
FORT WOODBURY.,
NEAR WASHINGTON, Sept s, 1862
GEETLEAEE:-I have the hoAor to acknowledge
your kind tTol Of the I'd inst. and hasten at your
Request, to rtpl5 at once
4 Democrat at heart and sold myeeH am deep
" impre ressed by the fact 1hat the compliment
you pay comes from neil with whom 1 have
cttpe1ated when the name IT Democrat Was not
utt az ch.ak for sJmpath1zing with treason
have enlisted nnder the .g uf my neInved
county, and In this, her darkest hour, shh is 90
dear 10 me that l cannot leave to enter upon a
canvatE for civil office; but il my L arne can be
might be claimed by the enemies Of my country al
their victory you are at liberty to use 1T.
Very respectful, yon1s o,r u. ..-
ToH f. :Muhlenberg, John McManns, and
othtrR.
We are not without hope that Ancona will
be pushed to the wall
kD1ASA-The nominations for Congress in
Iudiana are now complete, With q single e2.
ctption, as follows:
District. Union. Domacratlc,
!:t-Atva johnson JohA LaH
cd-Col- " Q Gresham JAS e. Cravens
3d-Nm. Ii Dunn = Il. ". Harrington
4th-Col Jnes Gavin VIM S HolulAn
5,h-Geo. ". Julian = Col. Blckle
Gih-GGn E. Damont A B. Conduit
fth-la,ypy D Sc.tI D. W Voorhees,
eth-Gos dluge Ofth Not minated
9th-6c1ny1er GO1fa1* David Turpie
1utk-h Ii. b itche1I Jos E. EIGefton
l1th-J. P. C. Shanks James F, Mcdowell
, 1862-09-12

A PRoCLAMAtIoS OF FREEDOM
What good would L proclanalis>n d.?
asks pro-slayery sheet How would the
slaves find it nut? VIVA: beuefit could a.
cruc to the Ut4inn cause even if they dill
hear that the President had proclaimed |
thtm free9 Thc only Way to put down
TIE rebellion is to let the slaves atone and to |
conquer their masters When the South is |
OCCUPIED By our armies it will be time
enough to col siltr what shall be done with
the slsves.-So runs the logic Of the qu4si
lcy;l prints in tic North. rs many true
Iatriots have heau rnised hy this species Of
argumen', We ask them to corsilcr q brief
reply to tie o!j-c'ious raised against the
expcdie1cy OF useful..ss uf such p1oSlana-
ton.
FIRST. Hc1 would the slaves find out that
1he Pr sidc1.t hsd proclaimed their cman-
ci: alton? We reply, that it wonld start
from the outpotts "t our army. Tue news
would spread like wl1fre. The secesh
themselves would s:atcr it by telegraph
and rail car, and msil coach. 1t would be
discussed in every rencl ne spapcr, whisky
shop and faulty. The Slaves are iu cl ,se
aid familiar contact with their masters
and n1istressee, aud with the children of
tho masters. Tney would hear the news
from tell thousand sources. The negroes
ef the border SIates Of course would at
cncc know all about it. through the soldiers
Who would make point Of telling them
at the earliest moment. The glorious
news wnuld spread from plantation to
plantation at night, and be discussed By
groups ard gatherings If slaves, in woods
and swamps. When he intelligence reached
New OJIans lhe tgr,cs there would
qrirk1y spread i amot 6 The plantati ,ns o1
Iouisiana and Texas. The gunhoa would
scatter tl,erews al'ns the Mississippi frou
Cairo to Yicks ,urg, whence it wouli
erread over Arkansas, Mississippi, an<
Tennessee. In truth, the slaves woul,
learn that they had been proclaimed fre
men by the President about as last as thei
rebel masters.
SECOND. What benefit would it be to th
Union cause, if they did hear that tn
President had proclaimed their freedom
We answer, they ecould quit toorking fo
rebels They would lay down the shove
and the hoe. They would believe then
selves to be free men. They would den
the right of the claimants to their service
any longer. They would refuse to wor
= without wages The whole system Of Sla,
cry would become demoralized and unde
mined, and in the absence Of the viii
males IN the rebel army there would n
be power enough to coerce them back in
bondage Resistance Of all sorts would
= made. The Slaves would feel that the L
was On their side; that their late maste
had no lorger legal right to compel tht
services; that a master who undertook
fer< g free msn 10 put lis neck IN t
yoke, vas dcin.r AZ, u'.,,. s!ul act, s,u
t1I1 i.l-c!4 IL ii ~ ltG.. .u:ho1i:y
, 1862-09-12

VI? ?ANTED-A few thousand d, |.
~ lars Of Indebtedness against the late firm ri
/ Bu'el d Co.. by j. BEEClIER, = Lasalfe ssceet
, 1862-09-12
John Moore

VICE PRESIDENTS.
1ft DistTict-Bs 8 Morris, Cook.
End Dist1icr-C c. Parks. Lake.
Sid D1stf1ct-N'1am hoight, stephenson
4'h Di-rrlct-S. Holmes, Adams
5th Die'rfct-Peter Swrtt, Peoria.
6h Di-triut-W. Hatiyan La Sale.
9Th Dirtrict-Wm- Cau rel, Macon.
Sth DirtricI-' olhy Knapp. Logan.
9Th Dlrtrict-a- r. Hyatt, Fulton:
10th DfetI1ct-Samuel stevenson, Bond.
11th Distr ct-S Elmer, st. t;la1r-
1Yth tirtrict-John jackson. Lawrence.
18th D1st1ict-Wm A. Hacker, Union.
, 1862-09-12

w ANTED Agents to canvas for
W the forthcoming History Of the Civil War In
America. bE Joah S. ABBoTF; t-uthor OF thu Life
Of Continental Europe, SCI Ake,ts will hnd this
"a, selling hook. Terms lbee9l. Apply for territory
to GIBBS. 13l South CLARK BtreeL, Chicago. Ill,
Pt st OGace Box sos np3S 1850 6.n
, 1862-09-12

Delegates inform nc that not more
than ~ thirds of the counties are repre-
sebted. A large numeer OF nor herl counties
are cot represented aS al, while those tnat ars
laye sent delegates who have no political In
tfneEce Whastvtr.
The chair az pointed com mitsee to select q
State central committees
W. W. Dtummout moved that he conven-
tion select member Of Cungre5s ior the state
at large.
The chair stated that several counties were
not represented, aud hoped the gentleman
Nouid withdraw lis motion.
Drutuu:nrd made 4ui.e lengthy speech,
preer ing bis nlut1un.
JucIc Bailes If MsD,nougfl cnnuty said
1-Tgt Iuuloer Ut counties were not represented
al al, and number only partially. H. hoped
eAcn d, legation would be allo ed to cast tue
fu | v,te to which The county WAS entitled
Drumnond again pressed his mutton, and it
Was carried.
Ire VI te WIS thcu taken By counties, and
It Has found tnat 1l1itt ;Jiue colluti.s did not
rtsnuL to the call ot tae sscrssary.
The e&ndidafes "e:c james C. Allen and
Col. T. Lyle D;ckey.
Hon s. 5. Hayes cf Cook, during the pro-
Eress Of the vote, made spe' CT proreAi1g
a=:,,nst tue slaugu'rrsng of Col. T. L IL
U.ckey. He said tns Republican press would
howl over il as an lal1-war triumph in tue
conytrt:t n. ard every volunteer W1uld ~rite
hrme 10 his trienos to spew 1hs Deinocratlc
party out uf her mouths. {S.nsa j 'n)
Mr. SEag Of Lawrence Etspontcd to Mr.
Husts He said thus JaE.es g Allen was q
q, Cd D: nncrat, AID that WIS all they wanted.
1t ,hsy 10, q military chiefEaln, the R-pnoii-
cans would oyly tsunt them will it By tell'n4
t:..m they we're COMPILED to do so. He did
hot Know whether Either Of the gentlcm*u
| could be elrc'ed, but he kne~ that Mr.. Alien
| Wis tie u,an that represented the Democratic
| par and it. PRINCIPLES.
| TIE Vote Was lhep anncu7csd, as follows:
Jamcs G Allen. .2t:
Lyle DicGey ey......-........-....... III
, 1862-09-12

4 Slim 46nir-F5rty Consati<s rot represented,
The +. G. C.7s Ahead~-J G. A0ea for
Congress-Coz. Diekey Slaughtered
for 11easuyxr-Brooks for Superintendent Of
Pubic Instruction. -GoEperheaa Resos,.t4oas-
The zrHole Afdr Failure
, 1862-09-12


Vim. O'Brien. Peoria; Nm. D. LatehaW. Edgar
ard Geo. kimbelly, cook.
The chairman was conducted to the chair
BY Messrs. S, S. Hays and B. 5. Edwards aud
1nude short ept.ch, the burden Of which was
''the Union Us it was and the constitution Us
it ie,'' only this and no hing more. Il. r.:itera-
tt the expression about half a doz~u times in
TIE course Of a. msny sentences. Hesaid not
word about treason, Traitors, their punish
ment, etc, etc. One would think that the
ct urtTy were not in the tnroes OF revolu-
ton, but merely that the Democratic party
wae out of po~er, and if it conld be got Ia
agsir, q weu!d be right; JEFF Davis and Aue
Lincoln could ahake hands, maze q couple Of
utual edmiration speeches, and eyerthiog go
on sWin4iDgly again.
Quite q humber of couaties, when called,
did Eot answer. No esppnse was given rhAt
could hear, when q ack-r called E .ue. Wla-
pebago, and Others IF tuose old D-mocratie
s1ro1gholds Of former years. Oily echo an
eN ertd 10 such NAMES as those.
a committee OIL r. so!u ions was appointed,
cne from each congressional d,s'rIcE. D; ok
Richardson waa placed at the head, and Br,g.
Gen. Wall most appropriately at the Lii Of the
same.
". ". D@ummond then moved to adjourn
tn c'c!otk ?. H., and the convention ad-
juurned.
, 1862-09-12

WANTED-By q p1ompz paying
~ tenant small cGtt9ge boQse, or four or I've
sovms in private residence. Address. Wit, terms.
lection, etc, P O. Box 1884, sepqu&9-lT
, 1862-09-12

M 4 n T D-Employment for
w american, English. Irirh Scotch. German sud
co!ored eervams With god city references 4 the
Phladelphta Int Hgence oHf fe. No 80 South C,a:k
street. between Monroe Madison streets Country
order. punctna!ly attended TO. Post Office Boz 49,
mis- D. PRATT IL attendance. desj 6e@jly
, 1862-09-12

w Al TED-To Ex.hapge-A
w Frame Building with Eng1te and Boiler Of Is
Berri-n county, Michigan. situated in the midst OF
fine tDber country and uear the lake shore- VIII ex
change for hpuae and lot In Chicago GROCERIES new
reaper and mower. horse powe7 and mil for grind
poiitsu Hall iF2St1N I'm
, 1862-09-12
QIn Re11t.

ITO RENT-House No. 80 Thi d
1 Avenue-ten rooms. Enquire fer terms on the
, 1862-09-12

WANTED-A partner in an ex-
~ tepsye. veil estsollahed manufsctu' Ing bu~i-
in ths rity pa. Ing hane some bf3fr an which
has 10 c. mpettton il Oalo illinois, lnaaas Mi:hi-
gan, Aisco. Sin, Missouri, IoEa or Minnesota. The
rapidly increasing business demands an Increase Of
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