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Steamboat ItuFS.

THE
Western transportation Co. !
WESTERN EXPRESS.
1862.
THE WESTERN TRANSPORTATION COM
e e. baytoE made arrangementa to IN thsN W.
hEtk ftopeefs On alteluata days Will t1ose o. a2e
NEW YORK CENTRAL
m1CHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROADS..
SErhs1l3E thi1E tIst!ass stapneh and strong ssea1
e. SsT to tas somsEeal public hs foeE7sg e
ehsns!ss Chs ap prod9ce @ to nd from th Ras'n Wsss
pas, : usequaned CANAL facilities. csnsisttng Of
1870 Canal Boats,
aaSy saaass5s sss e e Il x s 81
ProptileS Lines: '''~ '0''""4
TIE WESTERN EXPRESS,
tIe ~ 4e1E csstfsl f.aFosa % s4a41o eoaassaes
Laiet:
The gppe2" Lake Zine Daily.
VT. ca. steame1aL EC.& C. Line steaness
T6NAWANDA. FOUNTAIN CIEE,j
FREE STATE, WENoN4,
MOHAWK, MENDOZA,
PLYMOUTH, EFERGREEN CITY,
NEPTUNE, GALENA,
MAY FLOWER, CHICAGO.
Leaving the docE at E.c Basin aaa foos OF Michigan
sEeet e5try evening st oclosk FoE f,c:Eht o. gss
Basin, SD he EnfEs:o, ClaTeasd and Chicago Lie
The Dtf7-oit line Daily,
r.ew TeIS ~ ces 5ral. - "a /; Fl Buffalo, New
VT Co. Steamers VT. CO. et.ar,er,
Ia1SSOCRI, DEEKIRK,
ILLINOIS, C0NCORD,
SAGINAW. mARX STEW3RT
OMAR P4SMA.
es;o:E II tFs;fhs o. passage s1p5 It to
C{erefa1ad, Toledo, Sa.adttsky
and Green Bay Li7te.
Central RatI7cad 8teaBerp,
EQUATOR, EQUINOX,
ARAAES, EEPHR R4TES,
ECLIPSE, C0MET>
ROCKET, 7IARQUETTE,
CUTAHOGA, oRoNTEs,
FOREST QUEEN,
4fA1lGE 1la QQCk at Etie bA9H, q CloEk CT
1eleh M IND passage .pPl, to !. D. Dole Agent otce
1oPt q , efHn s9 stFsst 1 br rama, or ,ro.
apply TO the following Agents:
I;1F:S HIx1E:RETT t;LAPF u NJ coesaes sp' New Fork.
| A. COIsUN. IL. 9 Astor House, New York
| S. G. CHASE, ll3 Pier. EibaIS, \. y.
| s. G. CHASE, 191 RtY Y.r street.. Troy. n. T.
| i'll EIRD & CO. Hutd't DosE, Detroit, Mich
u j. ThLLMADGE, Mt.sIssippl snd Prairie Du Chen
1 Railroad Dork, M1l~auhee-
I E.A nTCk. Green Bay, Via
| W.F. HI RD. Boston. Mass.
| Western Transportation Co. Erie Basin. BufAlo-
| CONSIE NEES:
| BOND & MORRIS ClegeIanG, n1io
| DLES!aQF =: SMITH 60 Tolsdo Olso.
| ". r. DILL. San6usAJ, Ohio.
| JOHN HEAEE $50 Erie, Pa
| nuITuN & KAYMQSp. Rsclne, Wis.
| hENOsuA PIER CO, kennsta Wis.
". H. NtlGHT 4; Gu. N1uGcgan- H.
/ 5,F KIRKLAND SEcbo3Kan. Wis
| c. y. KICE1MOTD,
Down Freight Agent North Dearborn Etreet
=. w. FUTILE, Up Freight Agent,
Foot Of State street, Chicago, Ill
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TIL E
Northern Transportation Coy

AVA %AaoA4A @4"AAA ~ J
OE OHIO
Ii prepared 10 transport property between
Boston, all Points In New England, hew FORK
aud the Vest,
With promptnes. care AMI dispatch
11lis well known Line OF Fourteen Farstclass sc:eW
E!esuic7s. connects at @, e,dcnaburg With TIC
Railroad fur Boston and all Points In New
England;
At Cape VlDccnt With tie
Railroad nnd Propeller Line betwean Cape
Vincent and New York,
and at osHcgo with
LINE OF rs FIRST CLASS CANAL BOATS,
Between Oaweso, 1roy, AlDasy aad New York.
Forming I:AILY LINE from Bosom, New York
OGccns1uren. Care Vincent Rnd Os~eso 70 CleTelsad-
ToltIo and petrolT.
AND TELWEEEL1 LINZ TO
Chicago, Ailwaukee and 1nlsrn55ia.o Potts
AGENTS:
J. Mye7A 1871 Broaoway. New York- John Hocs-
icg State trree Boston Geo. A. EGii OyselShlisZt.
II !. Ctcvo H. Cane Vincent 1oan II: Crawford. Os
1xegc. Palttn 4 Breed Cleveland. WatSsF Z II .ye.
Toicdn. f. Il MathewR. Detroit. o. j. uala AlITaa-
kee. Taylor. MatraE + Co., RacIne.
HE AHv a. R1FaAee, a------s
Foot Of Forth La5al1n ST.. Chicago.
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RUFFALO, CLEVELAND
1862 Chicago Line. 1852
Fer the ensuing sessoa Of navigation tbs S:eaaieTs
Sayz, ~ atsa IL. ,h3sn cf lie = ''1 ~ ''~'
N'EST EtN TRANSPORTATION CO.,
Chicago and Buffalo,
Touching tareroedAts ports when practicable aad
DAILY LINE
sundsYT exceptedo for tie transportation Of Freight
B., {. i {. Lire Stmrs. #. I. c.. Steamers.
S2EfxA!s S2EfzA! '17E' }5RE*E ES2EEE SFSgz
sEs6SFz. NHs6SAz TFi.SaaT!!fRA. F2sa r.:
E1nn,ne 5nGrHsES IN ccnaecuon It BuEalo. With
Fk2s T2EK SfSEESS Usigs
Eis f a5a 15 s& z5sY and
.Bo.ts, on the Erie Canal
ciEsEaASD G'sEs.sae IN IND PITTSBURGH zA1ARoAp
Tie Steamers compo.tDg this line Of the largest
eze ard If gres strength and siced, with superior
ts the ue prepared -
ST. S1s.ay T5oy H;9sPsl oo.a;; - Is; s
3 RSS 1osts s Isl s9ssa ba
| For rates of f1rIght and passage apply TO
JOHN Fl MORE, Agent N. !. c. RailFoad' No. 80
HEGB aLLES.l AE'ts w a'n Transportation Co..
| A. CBLSUf. Mol Coentes SLIP, N. 7.
i; :; ssArLD1sG' / spauldlesis E1preas' No.2 As
II: %1Lal.s & CO. Proprietor OF Union Express
Il. {. Gs HicE Hsea1 Troy and Erie. and Troy snd
ws:tsfn Iiasa 81 Canal Boats. No.; coenIes Sup, n
&. q, FIprEE, No G. II a7htCEt N st, Boston, MaEa
| II, HTFn. Agent ". +. c. Boston.
| L. A. TEAPLE Agent 2eE }0rh Central 3. T.
s. e. CHAfF, Agent " 7. Co. Troy and Albany. =
/ j. 1. j. SPl:AGLE, Agent n. 7. &. K. T. Troy. =
E5ND / NHaNIs, ClevtiAn6, Oh.o.
| WI SaETAKT, Agt nj C. & z. + E+ flsts51rsG
J.:l. N'"F.D & CO. netros. s1scsz
~ TALLMAUGE, MtlEaukee, Hia-
SHELDON PEA%E. Managing AGt.,
Office foot OF Michigan street safalo.
CT. RICH MOND.
| AFpnt for Eastward Bound Freight Of91ca fo1t Q
! Hcr'h Dearborn etreet Chicago.
| J.V. FUTILE.
egent for Wett~ard Bound Freight Office foot c
| Flats street. Chicago
, 4. e. TAMPLE,
Pazsenser Agent OMee No.o NORTH c1sIR stree
| Chicago apSpa}2E
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TATAPRF} f!ATARRHf
~ cATARRH!l

4 - ~ "a II Z - - 4 q A64t+A :
~ CATARRH!!l
nR. 6EELTE's LIQUID GATARRE REMEDY,
WARRANTED to be 9 sure CUTS tos
CATA ERH or COLD M THE RE4H.
country OF Consumption. Every physician Knows tEat
With fully twothirGs Of tha nam5e- The dEease trst
COMMENCED 6s
EATAkRE IN TIE EOSEs.
The ne1: step beng % tie th1cA- ad er3achia! te.
md Lastly. tie lS-Es.
caring fist prevent tie LATTER. Persons should
understand that The better EsS 20 cure Consumption
The symptoms OF Cs::srrh - tasY scne:sl5 sppe1:
s4e At &. res; E..t i'crsoac 1nd they have cola
and tnG that tic: have lre9ner- a2-acS. and
d;cn, 1hs nose ssy fe dS, q s,;eE: d1ehasge I6e
a. Ire dfaE becomes chronic ie discharges II
tc1 hct hebvy, an are either FOL rid u BY blow
n the noec tLes fsll into the throat. aad
q II M Iacs g eeF aaa 6te nas, tbs
ryes yeas. tht tsase q srel 1efsened o. Dc
Ei-1-e6; jea!:.css frequently taxes raee- Aaothe:
lie pes-oa IS cSiEsa to cc.T bg tGrea t: tie ora1f
OF thick Of Enly nucous which h.s fallen doWa t7on
e hesd n1snG ns sSs, l.. Mhe5 tas .dse p1cS rs tSe
lungs snd should osc 20 time in arres11e il. Ths
Rreve The 5yap:omf o: s-arrh 81 tshF sppesr IL
~ lie ID 81 tie L-lr1D cATAHi:H fsEAElY. 81
Il ese Ey1nrtore c4b b" quickly and e1ectuay re-
Elo7ec And .a+t sufficient confidence the IseMe.
c1ripE Cltarra hat Il ter the trial Of the Renedy
for one ..ont 90 heaeat i -ccelrss, Ae xcoaH. os
EEt be returned
one month vsh fri! and clear di-ecaocz.
Office, ls2 South Clark Street, iUn-stai=s.,
Ade.es. D.. u. i, sEElT TE,
de1hfsNm oett DtHce 1o1 4;;Ss1. CticA4yo. NJ
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GUARDIAN SALE OF fEk
u s0EAL pROPERTY.-Scttce i hereby given
tat cI tie nth day OF june next # ~ oesoes 70 a. n
shall sell for cash at public nsopeTtr t, vii
-Four Frd me Two story Dwelling HoussS @ ostns s95 =
le4 ard 1E6 on Monroe st7eet aho wv iT ~ - na
Chicago, May II, 1861. SpA4 o4-1 VI =" - N0e3SA.
t11.rrJ1.tH
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PACKET LIN NE.
ST, Jo3EPH AND OMAHA,
III CONVECTION WITH TIE
HdyyzBAL d ST. JOSEPH RAILROAD.
STEAMER OMAHA,
CAotaia F. B. KERCaErA4 S. I'D. DAT, Clerk.
sTEamER WEST WIND
captntn J. D. HOOPER. Fl. v. CpPRL AND. Clerk
WILL LEAvEsT. JOSEPH TR1-WEEKLY
During the Season.
Fo, Forest C:ty, White Clon1 Eu!o Arago, AsotnEa.
Brow pvle Rockport Sonora, Eeo1asAA CitS, psasss.
son.h. Council Bluffs and t,ah. Ga he aFriyal @ Of
II. Bos4s ofts line are commanded n5 ssl;lfnl sud
hsr,i acd re1tred IL best nann=r to iusaFe CON-
1o1r aud safs u 10 psss@uge,s and s-l1pesr-
To Travellers and Shippers t. the Up
per Missouri,
y..ern Iowa Fcn7a.ks Territory s1d the Gold aCaeA
81 ire l. Fecomn ended as sAf' sHpsi4sl'as Aad 70
LIABLE
Overland Transportation Companies
At SehrlsEa Clty and Omaha Will receve fret sht from
Ibis Line for salt L4ke, &c. FREE " ca aARGK
ease ofsrs - .9o sa, from 1hs
5HKoEGH CONT..A;T5 MADE
By au.hsfzed AGENTS s-E tnis Ine u I p;;ocoat
cities Ia tht Eaet fh1csgo sna oaans 1ou" N eio'sA
rerlhapts nd Mtnxs toa1d Eas: from Denver snd
the G. i'd Mias Fsn find uEch TO tAss ~ 70
tA.e the OF this Line Ct basaa Or Seotse
Il. City wt!eh r!acts them Rit?tn houfs
trsytl1nE tIut IT New iprk and fhiAaeapai4.
SgEAMER ALEX. Maj 0RS,
Cap;stn SAMUEL BURHs, JNo- O. Slc6L7, Clerk
Wi, 1eAyr1.T.E the lermiun' OF tbs larr cacnt5
E..I,nsn DaIi.T CJ7 Fort eavfa 1nE:1, Le4V-a
4f,,h CIV E}eLdott- KHnass ~, aud 1et:tn II
1i9.e ~ c1unecs With the E1preas TEsla soiag E*s
Fsss+n=ez+ leaving St Joseph st 9sa f. On a.EtTs
ri .hs r Il St. Joseph fro tie East. Will aF
yve It tareo 9orLh and Kspszz CIsr ii =. Tor I'll
.axes !rnv,p= for lawrence, Topeka Fo:t kllsJ an
| ft1t Scns'. Le1 tnE-
Tickets Said on Board Of all the Boats
II. Uann,,,sI sud a. 1oseph RaIlto.d to Ill point
| Fast rF SLY OF the different rouLes
br fofxk1oed pY tbs charge for ndlina
Fer lpIttsr 1IfuIHatlon tddre6a
| & FUKD. anpertntende7t
| o.. q. u. FRkGUa,sS. Secretary:
| ,nr,srsss s1u 2slns 1ooep1 Mo.
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Enl1ra1I01lal.'

LNOREST HOME FOR BOYS.
J. Thorough distraction In 9saf. hone' In d:l'Rhs-
tuI sEpeth Of Chitl.r for rtn seFct Isis Fno are GS
j., e1ed IN enter THE ecoo under twa1va years OF sS
i11 remain ,nce in1ss tine *ftsr thst aSe:
s, tcItc Items Will n4 promptly sent Eita rsiHhte
Te. in ATTY who 1.aE 1tu!re. Aofre.s ". A.
NICHOLS Post Jlacs Boz ia52. Cultaso L 1adl5-
nYa-arew
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lCo.Ee. popdenc" Cincinnati Commercial, 18Th
Tn y .dnesaay last, one OF the tusltlVcs who
Voluntarily enlisted on the suahoas TSlor oa
her viSi, up the TENNESSEE, proclaiming. tha.
lie "vapttd revenge On The sscesh," and that
he was an experienced n,au Of ~ar's-m and
naval duties, was promoted, while the boat
lay out in the stream opposite fitttburz5,
Ttnp.. deserted, togc' her with two othur men
whom be induced to accomranY bin in his
fl,o}tt. taking one of the Tylol's sma1l DO ITS
v;th them. As soon rs it was discovered shey
vtre missing, the little Stern wh.el prize,
Alfred Kobh. WAS fs,r'hT hTish dispArchea after
the rrnrgsdes. THE deSrrtrrs discovering ID.
Rohb in pus sui', abandoned ths MI AMI o7ose
for the taM ,i1nber discharge Of grape AID
eannietcr from the Robn's D.nlgsen ~as sent
ai,.r thc parry. Will file Of marines f'!io =,
ed, and finally captured and brought t1cfa
back to the T,'ur, where they are now in
| irone. The ring eader will, Or ought 70 be-
| e',ot for bis trrachcry, IS he desiguea joining
| the enemy
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CEICaE0. 3laT Ilt5 isa2- mg VF@~4- II
SALE,-Stato Of Iii.

Al AEl Eli = NALE.-Statc OF ILL.,
fl ro: conaty tf Cook. ssm,surerio1 coa-t .lthi.
* lo!s q 1:s".u. Eau-s y. Larnlon ard Thvii.as
Iustr nrtice ia hereby given t:t In ;l!SI l:c OF
HrTt tai rttr entered tn thu 1hovr entitled ca13sf ii
H., t~eth Iay # May. T. D. 49, |, s!lHln'7 Hs7h",
Srtel Meter i'll hanr.-y. 1er eGrst isFH.,, ,'y
Il ssl;S ti 9Th day Of Iu1l". " u iSi3 ::tt s'crN
il: III! IT,, moan II t"t dny, se af r"h:!> ::rt: ~ T.
te :stlst bidder for r;iah- at ta su.tl d'ur III Lar
Isu,1 lFuse. in Il" titr ot ch!;.E" In r" tntE Of
parcel II land 7t:t l. i:,- Az. being IL IT," t,lAtE
nf ir"k it1t st.t" 0 I!IinN Known and si.T:t ~:
Rnrk No. tw, :aTet s.a. in l*a:S'rs Division 'i
the "r*t II;rt 'na! Hni:tsr ii - tin S'. t*s:
ty-two s,1 in Township No thirtr-nn: y no:tI II
Is!;.r iusl1t f:'. vast Of tr Third Principal M':
,liau hcur,le IL fCE. - Commencing It st ik' 1t
gold Place. t. along the no:t' s iltG t,
gold llcs :prT hundred 4H.t hSc an" tfr@ IF
att 4i 1T. wi Il ii c'ntfc vi the east t:a.k
Of tr lliErI t-rtTa .llr>ast t!,:1rn E't 80 + ~
nnt!rid and f.rv-sv,n and th:cet rt:s frrt II. 40
it,, stlk. tii4 live and four trt1t@ .'t +fh u
wtet 1T the eet Track OF said i::s7oaf. t.nc" west
a2nHG tin ~',tt is:' of Commerce. -tEst t." hu;iIs'ii
-t.4. til, s1ut;l a!.1 '. East line ef t!nrt as.'
hundred All! t1entE-A li.tl .'.t ni!i-
frt ~ >tG IT., IL the plt.t T.! htEnlHE rant H'n
exclusive If streets. three AMI thrr" hundred f'r
tle right iit.' lnn Interest II te sll1 ht.t L. "'n
AE Edward n 1Artnun. . in and +, AiIy lahS iSi:i
Ct t..e ~, s+ above s,tT!'rh aa'i westerly '
the iEtss ri TIC Illinois Central ::-,s tanany. -
Fl tllf Will all n,i singular til" t'h,ras ftre!ti
lt rts :.s aJ1Ert t;rr.1Ht' l"'lgin. ~ :
,ut If sail Itrt istS lnHy hA n"srs@aTy t. satisfy
tr anls,tu due the compartments nader sad decree
will. the interest ts,"rcuu t,l! ttc t.- # :lit
SUMNER NlAltBiE.
I Si:'ri:.l M-t,r ii Ca:sa.:.
| EtLLrr + }IITs'EfN =. Con:rfts. sol'Is.
I ft. ~
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DRIME BARLEY MALT AL
L WAYg On had md tor ss1e u loweGf cAA pf!eek
~1'T 8sSoaet A"~s' A. g. NOREY,
s,srrIv RB1Asd Of TTaae B11tR2s
, 1862-05-16

lF1om the Wheeling 1ntel1lsencer, 13lh1
Of al the merchants in The city only QUO re-
fused tc take the oath to support the Con5ti.
tutitn Of the United States and the restored
Government Of Virginia, us required bT law
upon taking ent their licenses. Scc2ssiunists
aid al1 have taken it, with L single exception.
ons y'Is53ge W ,1.a unae1fna . nas her,
lake the cath aforesaid, which is necessery be-
furc icen=c can he obtained, ilas given up
his practice and will abandon his profession,
at least rs FIR as tiiis vicinity is concerued.
-BrSadsr General B. T. Kelley arrived in
1arkerSburS on Saturday night, with two or
three hundred men, Including tho Ringoid
Joining counties, in pursuit of the gnerill.s,
who have recently been committing depr"aa-
tiis;,s il that RI ellon Of country. The 6.lcrA!
has 81 Il cut eoMpauies from different poluis,
ard nc pre5Dnle he Ge-iSns making q regular
circ1,l il hunt Us the rebels appear 10 have dis
r.1sed and concealed themselves i'll the woods.
The Gucr;llus are reported some 1our3ar five
Dulidred strong, and yerJ actively preparing
to carry out Lttcher's bloody proclamation.
Tie Geucral is confident Of his ability to
cope with them and he intends to deal very
sun!n,arily with them.
/; On "Wednesday last number Of rebels
i can't. iEto Tie village cf Sutton, in BclXtou
Ni,dar, the two rebels confined there for the
i ls,urdtr OF a I1itcd States soldier, and who
arc undrr sentence Of death. The attempt to
| rescue Was Il total failure, and the two meu
! were publicly executed last Friday.
Tine message Of Gov, Pcirpont. published
il cur reTnrt Of Legislative proceedings yes
terday, was the uost irceudiarJ document
ever sent into Eirgiuia Legislature, at leas
in these Latter times. This time list year i
wonld have been considered 4 shocking pro
duc,ion by the Conservatives but nos
even the Wheeling Press can swallow it.
-CaptaIn Hlt, who has been acting az Pro
vost Marshal Of Charleston, kanawha county
arrived last night on the S.llie List, having i,
charge thirteen or fourteen prisoners, cap
tur,d By Gen Cox's army, Oh its advance
heir Princeton, Il village southeast q: Ra'eiyb
Amorg The prisoners Is young kuhl, wI.o va
sc1t need 10 labor with ball and cuain duriu
the war. hy the recent court martial at Charlie;
ton. He was heavily ironed.
Deputy L. !. Marshal, ". II. Irwin, IT
turnt On last nights train. He his been .
flying visit to 'he mountains. He left her
on Saturday 1iGht and on Monday mornin
before tho "Lloke OF day. lit down at Ne
Creek on a talnery Where he made shc b IT
AID hair tly to he tune Of ten Or twelve thot
| sand dollars worth Of scceSh prppcr:y
, 1862-05-16
Gperlat nottccS.
MOTHER GREAT YICTQRIi

Z MOTHER GREAT VICTOETI
IL Rheuu atfsn,. Fever sod Ague Gout Pies amt
%itus Dance and AEthnla trea'ed without nedlctuc,
OF electricity, ~ttrat baths Ehou* ri.E et it1c
tc=llth Gu1 without MONEY III thorough cure is not
E1cctri!
DIR. BELLS INFIR1I ARY
For the treatment Of thc above named raadiea
fnconae h1ed 1nEututlo1. Hls treatment is oPExA
a1a loSslt IN 6tse2ses that mankind enSje>.
70 hut OWNS to The pressure Of professional n2sness
he Is OIL Ged II confne his attention Of III ose
estl ol TIE entire nsrdis NJ profession Hts nenoi p
practise II secret ard be viii be 2eaead to eSit.!a
Il to any one sseki1g rect and to such hc viii give
E.mcs q 4rt who have been cu1sd 5E til ta25c o1
dlsease hsvc Already suffered much In health aEd
pocket ty exFer11ental practice which las aukef
& rr hcs:tate you zununS risk ce?r conaig, m
t!rr4ily CT 6nkur:aly Il YOU not heiped II HlE
cost NOTHING Dr. Fesl Will attead 70 calls ether "a
rs Or county Coassl:ateEs IT fIee an Soncssn.
r. HKiI. Ctsc1co nj nv1Sf5S3l
, 1862-05-16

DUHLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY
L GIVEN that will So II nu the 1tth dag Of June
next, my office. 80 o. Washington st-tc!. At
hour Of 6 o'cIocs = II: ri.ht title and interest de-
rived Under drrti Of asAt&rHicrt te benefit OF
creditors nate by T. B. ':arrer to me JAY 's,h ISL.
to the following cta pt-cre anG cat OF lands with
iupToy t1nehta lbe1eon. VIZ:
1st Assesstrs ubtlyts1en of f. ~ E-lt section a
toNas: p %, 1lEEe II east
ID Los in Book IS, villa house tEe7on, IN town OF
Mclean. steiea county, Tlnois.
Caledonia, Bocn cocnfE. Illinois, o. which T. n,2r.
gage TO scsooi Coulu,tsSoEtrs OF sac
sth. TIE :. ". Of Z. ". !. Sncuon ;. iowa 81. n
range, Il East 20 ncres in kank.keeCo. on which Is
lnCILGA-. ;pr ahinL fs.. -
5th sub Lit IS Of IL" In Block 49, and sub lot 10 Of
lot ., in E!aeA s.. IN clty OF ca:ena- III.
65li. Lots %S', - o! f. N to;n Of Lase Forest
And will alo sell the tte aud plsce al the
in laIts rEst HtFe hot sold oa me day
oI iay list. A@liER EaSIEt.
Assignee Of T. 3. Carter.
Chicago May 18th is92- my 1Fksi
, 1862-05-16

CHICAGO & ROCK ISLAM:
4 RAuRUAD-Cnans1 ~ T1H-N1a1. =
sanfemeok coznu-enlans Sunday. Nor. fKo is1 1Is4:
epted. n:so i. "; Fight E1prea sesurds1 eEesgses
lA5 y. Joliet Accommodation, SasaA1as * III ii
r. Nj: Joliet Acconmod4ton. stn l. II.
, 1862-05-16

e. What can Woman do in War?
Much cvers way Bat ehe saa't keep peace in the
xzruI!1 wifi bottle {. 1tead Seo. to It'll CT the
1,opd thret, herr. e! hungry Fed DuxH tlst untn.
ved, |, trodrce ttar1c~sref 10 hcr lcdgccs ia t: r
great annoyance t:skuEt Nov Isl lie lime - rse
DEAD shirt E.skes cean sweep: rcGdrrs certain
r. The St..klIAt.nH Cf tht eat1nS S3{ h3 hlt JFtg
gist -sr,n:rtc Chicago; j. L Heel 4 Co. Fa!!a- l.
Elnch* Eu +nft.n & 6E1ltA. s7SGpg6'n
, 1862-05-16

f%- The tug J. B. White, which came over
tn Newport News from Norfolk. the Other
day, was owned in Buffalo, and the men on
board were Bufa1oniAns.
, 1862-03-27
About pogil

The heads Of dogs are seldom seen IN fkS
Eepef's museum. He GENERALLY buriea tksn.
! have heard a theory that tie reason why ihd
ganekeeper general y car produce finer aoosa.
berries cabbabe, etc., than his ncirhhoFs a. fIIe
his garden is we'll n,annred With deinnct .daSs
buried all about t. III an Englishlnnn "A ner;-.
culed by Syslping edrfhs can. EenetaiIg 1i1nsis
to get rid Of him by stVoping down and pIutti,d-
ing to pick up stone, for all eurS have Z moral
dread Of u throwp STONE; bot 6nthe b6ks of ne.
land the dogsIlo not care . BIZ if IN psnsu1
they are barking At prvtends to pick up stone
they know, cunning brute, that there are No
stones on the logs . picked ap and tlf5wn
at them; but they act very differently " theIS
happens 10 be heap Of sicres anyrhsgs Il
hand. II IL an unpleasant situation % bo A.
u ktd byaioy. Ifyou afe thn ssiFehmslsn u
never attempt to run; uy throwing tnia5Is Il
him, present your hat In YOUR hand. md MA
he has seized il strike hin with Slick icfo1
the nose and lOr,-itR. These are the most vul-
nerable points IL dog; blow Oh anv paft d
the head but the nose will not hurt him hit
10 = dog comes at you and growla, and wiII
not be friendly, do not withdraw from him, bul
put m 4 bod face, and stretch your hand towards
him. keeping Il qu 10 stilI-if yod puu 4 b9ck
utter stretching Il ont, he viii bite yon-zlhs an
will come up aud smell the hand behind. nd
having once done this. will be. your friend fqs
lifr. a chimney sweep once made, match u
fight bulldog sigglc.handed, armed oily WITH
lI;s brush. HetHterrd ths arena ufih Bis Ifdl6
IL One hand. and . loOt Uf brush eOtered Win
thOrns, in the olher.a The dog sprung 1t him.
be presented the branble.bnsh 70 The animal
who seiz d it in his mouth, and 50 20, booked 81
the thnri's on Il; the chimney sweep bdllh1lth
him over the head and nose with The b1tA of tht
brush, and won tie match. Wemay learn fiodh
this, thai if a man Is attacked BY bulldog, h
should hold out stick between his hands, and
present Il to the dug who win seize 4, and lt6
the man time lor further measures. "A -.
catcher recently told me that be Owned amoukut
that would be "a match fbr ATTY dog IN any pIt,,'
The Otonkey was givena sllost, strut Mlds be
watched his opportunity. sprnng on The dae,1
laek--it was impossible fw. the dog 70 tmoV
him-and the monkey beat him 1boat tht hsld
1t his will = os'9iHa t4itta sE'f
, 1862-03-27

There was q rule in an old debating society, Of
which We read, which might be advantageous y
adopted by some Of the public bodies of the pre-.
sent day, rs follows THAT any gentleman wish
ing TO speak the whole evening should have room
to himself"
The following Is a copy Of an advertisement
which appeared in a country paper Made their
escape-A husbands affections. They sappearcd
immediately on seeing his vile with her face and
hands unwashcd at breakfast"
4 correspondent says that when the law says be
can't marry his grandmother. or his aunt, or his
wiies mother, il makes an ass Of itself; for when
q man marries, nowadays he marries the whoe
family.
An Irishman hcing in church where the contri-
button box psm6l,Sl election boxes, on its being
handed to him. whispered in the carriers car that
be wasn't naturaliZrd, and couldn't vote.
BOdness is blind: whereof ii is still in counsel,
but good in execution. For in counsel il is good
to see dangers in execution not TO sec them, ex-
ccpt they be very great.
A man. when asked what induced him to make
n lawyer of lis son. repiiei: "Oh, he was always
a lying little fellow, and thought Id humOr his
leading propensity"
The question was once raised whether women,
vine, or the king were the strongest ?" Decided,
without division, in favor Of the first of these
potent forces. s"
81 am afraid, sir, you are in a settled mclon-
choly." rral
NO. madam, my melancholy won't scttle it
has too much yrOuads." e...l-..aeH
The famous William Penn had a scapeerace re-
latiOn, whom bis punning contemporaries described
a had Ian1,n u oft, ant ht,f
, 1862-03-27

A correspondent gives the following anecdOtc
Of the late election Tor Clare:
" The contest turned wholly upon personal
popularity; aud Calcutt, who is a farmer.like,
jolly lriShman, was better calculated 10 win upon
that people than the fashionable young captain
Of crack corps. His wife, ton, would make
the fortune Of any candidate. A iiRr. dasIing
woman, she rode about the country in the car.
riage with her husband in his canvassing cxpr.
ditions and, when he was ono day in public
house, seeing parish committee, and she was
outside in the barouchr, awaiting his return, the
fTieze coats gathered round the vehicle, aud Civ.
ing three cheers FOR her honor" called upon
her to make speech. Prompt as lightning, she
replied: al won't trouble you with my oratnry,
but III sing you song. which an IrShman, With
music in his soul, would any day prefer to q
speech = and with that. in clear aud pleasant
voice, she struck up, L,t Erin Remember," /" and
several other melodies Of Tommy Moore. A
person vino witnessed the scene assured me
there was nothing incOngruous abhu(it; the lady
sung her best, aud entered Into the spirit Of her
song. aud the irlcze coats listened entranced.
From that moment forth, during tho canvass, she
never appeared in public without having to s.ng
a song"