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apt 70 hide his treasure ard idle away his time In
small gambling, or "lsp hims@f In Elysiurn" In
some. opium-hous.. The rebel military cheat,
therefore L. usuAly replenished By some fresh
forsy into dist-ict not before disturbed. and oil
classes sre forcty compelled 70 ooutributs their
mite, and are glad TO escape with their lives.
Such state o. things IL unnatural In any ooun-
Try, and invariably comes to All end II has Gull
minated even here. This IL nota fighting people.
They prefer talk and trade " the knife and idle
ness.
II Is This propensity TO labor anil trade
which underlics aud s1stsns the commerce Of
tiis big and popuous Empire. ], vas gigantic
before the REBELLION. II IL lsrge even now Inc
last census was taken some ten years ago. and the
oftcsl records 81 Pekin foos ny over t0o,oO'-
0OO 81 souls
TIE opening OF the Ysns.tss river 70 foreign
trade last year has given ffesh start 70 Vie
United states and England, brought out in merchant
vessels, AMI here put together, now ply between
this port and Hankow. The latter has a populstien
Of 0oc and is nearly loo miles hotn SEA- It's
trade Is immense. Al Shanghai the merchandise,
both inward and outward, changes conveyance, and
the Custom House duties are there paid The
number " arrivals Of slips. during tie past year,
reached I 5oo. aud one-.outth were American Tils
river IL TIE N ssissippi Of China and drains az Ter
tile land TIE sun shines upon. Its lsnks are
lined with large towns aud cities. and the whole
country back II filed with people who iniustroisly
I'll the soil They labor constantly --Droksn only,
long Intervals by soine national holiday, In oil
fiteen for every twelve moons. Their blls OF NOR
tAty are small when contraeted with TIE large
numbers living, and there Is . large re,nrn In the
Aggregate for their labor Economical In erpsndi-
turo and alwsys producing there 10 at oil times On
hanl surplus for trade, am hight glad are they u
avail themselves u q Gust irner. II ChinNman Is
overreached under q clear sky and on u fair fed,
hot murmur IL heard. but Of u his JOss lie chin
chins Tor q luckier trade tie next time.
The EvENiSo Posr insists that the South has
forced on the North the conviction that slavery
is the sole cause Of the war, and that Its eNtir-
patton Is absolutely necessary to peace.
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Tie Camp of ln.,ruc,,on n, Auuu,o,i.

The determination ot the Government To- cs-
tabliil Camp OF Instruction at Annapolis wac
maniies,ly dictated by prudential motives. Al
present there are no means by which the waste
Of our armies can he supplied except by new
ievies that are just ~ raw ANA inexperienced US
the rabble that was disciplined by General
MCCLELLAN into the finest army In the world
The danger Of employ ing unliscir lined men even
in connection with experienced troops was
demonstrated most disas;rously in the re-
cent two days battle near Richmond, as
well as OH other occasions. pr,haps
too, the biz scare caused in washington by
SToNEwALL JACKSON may have demonstrated
to the authorities how convenient it would be T.
have Oh army within calling distance. At any
rate, 1t is hopeful sign to see oar rulers profit
Ing by experience and doing at last what should
have been done first. The importance Of thls
measure as We know, was ur;el on the Admin
ttrat!on over year ago. Staten Island WAS
then proposed, but Annapolis presents superior
advantages, and ia nearer the scat Of war. Vol
un'eers under the new cali vii, ho drafted thllh.
or as last AT enrolled. The locality is pleasant
and thoy Will have tho double cdyanta,o q,
enjoying silubrious summer residence. and a,
the same time Of being converted into exc,ucn,
soldiers by Gen. Wool. than wnom no ono !.
better fitted for the task allotted ,u hiui
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Dress at Washington,

The Following racy description, by N. p.
willis, Of the effect the war has upon drcs, at
Washington, will prove interesting to our read.
e.s:
The two most marked changes Of dress and man
hr seen IN IL street, the two classes so op.
posteiy ahectrd by the war, Engshmen and Ne
Stoes: ihe Ehgsh trav. leIs, 'just he!e for few
days n look on" are perhaps OF, an average half
zen u W time. Like the French, who have what
.hey eau The aeeconteM Style Of dress tIneaning an
.aa' assumed by thosc who are politically ds-
anee'eu,l t"ess and the resident "John Bulls" WHO
a's a''aeAsd t. the British Legation, array
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MUSICAL.

Ok PIANOFORTES.A AND MUSIC TAUGHT
<cns few lessons tho Piano. sin :ing at sight
10, 81 So and 50 month, or f5r sole cheap, by
Prot. DpMSDAY, 900 Grand at, jel3 5'lo5
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MARRIAGES.

sMALL-HuSr-on Thursday evening May
2iA, at tic house OF the brides father, 10y the "
j. Searls. Mr.. Wison Small 10 Emeliue Hunt all
Of this city. OF
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Financial. Market, Murine
News, &c., on Third Page.

GEr New STYLE,
BRANDRETIrs VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL
PILLS.
THEY REDUCE THE DEATH PRINCIPLE
ANp INCREASE TIE LIFE PRINCIPLE.
FORTY MILLIUNs or PEOPLE
HAVE APPROVED THEM.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE. 29i CANAL ST,
BRANDRETII HOUSE.
ALSO, NO. 4 UNION SQUARE.
SUGAR COATED, IL cents per box, Of twelve
Pills, Original, 20 Pi..s IN y box, 20 etJ, with FIJI
directions.
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STEAMER THOMAS r. HULSE LEAVES
~ the foot %: Spring n, " Il, daily ut 10 A. NJ,
;, Nrd L. NJ, for Gut,,uhur-, Bulls Ferry, Plea.
SAINT Valley and Fort Lee. Sundays at 10 A. NJ, Q,
AMI -? i. n. From Fort Lee. daiiy, at ~, IL Nj
81 aul l., N. sundays, ~ A. NJ, 10 NJ, and &
and ~ +. NJ. Landing at 2jth and goth streets, on
he 10 and o'clock, up trirs, ard Q O'Clock down
rip, every day, snd,y inclusive. my16 2bass
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
FRIDAY MORNING. JUNE 10. 1862.

s6- Fop THE IMPORTANT SEws of the day,
ty Telesrarh Express, Mails, &c, &c. see hfs'
page.
er ApvrnrrsrNESrs must he handed in be
sore nine O'Clock IN tho evening In order - secure
Proper classification and arrangement
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MEDICINES.

mr.. DANIELS, 22l SIXTH AVE, NEAR
- 18th ii, treats disease OF the heart and tho
rous diseases Of both sexes. Free consultations
from " II, daily, js4 2aae'lao
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TAPSCOTTS LINE
l. OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS.

l. OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
The subscribers continue TO grant certificates OF
passage 70 and from Liverpool, by their iayorits
line OF packets comprising la part tn following
ships,
wiz. TAPsCoT-r, EMERALD ISLE, ALBIOJ.
DREhDNOT GIT, MANCHESTER, VICTORY,
BFNJ ADAMS, CONSTELLATION, j.. BOYD,
WEST POINT, ESCORT, .iG.NI.,
UNDERWATER, SEA FLOWER, CA'tnRIAN
Making, together with others, . ship every ave
days.
The Bphscrl' sare a. 40 SCENTS frr the
LINE or LOSDOS PACKETS,
For all o! which they grant certificates on liberal
terms,
REMITTANCFs FROM IRELAND, &C.
T. Il Go. also continue To Issue drgAs, payable On
demand, throug Lout England, ireland, Scotland,
and wales, at the LOWEST RATES.
g. "Hlsrs,. with oil pAricu ars, may be had IN
application ~ VS. letter enclose postage stampl 70
TAlSCOTT d CO., &c South i, N " York.
IAisCoTT SMITH Co, Liverpool.
eel 2iacsllO
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FOR LIVERPOOL - DREADNOUGH1sS
Lne-The spleAdid clipper ship VICTORY,
Capt Little will rositively SAT- on the 1ith june
For passage, lowest rbtcs, spply IN loard Pier q
North River, OF u J.. 81. DEMAREsT, 20 sovtx
It. jei2 rIli
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STEAMBOATS,.

DAY BOAT FOR ALBANY AND INTER.
mediate landing-Ste amer ARMENIA, from
iot 81 barrson st, every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at o'clock A. NJ, stopping at 9Oth st.
my24 tf'i0G
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FOR EEPOOI.-TAPSCoTT'S LINZ
- ship "Lmpire." at pier -, y. r.. sails SatuI
day, june lith; for passage to or from the q
Country, NJ low rates, or drafts England ~
lani, Apply At TApsCoTr & co, 50 South st. IL
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SHIPPING. &c.

CHEAP PASSAGE TO AND FROM Liver.
~ pool, 10y the Re- y Iall line Of packets The
f.'ofite packet slip HARVEST QUEEN, sails Mon.
day, june 10Th. For passage, at lowest possible
rates, Apply On beard, per 20 Last River, or -
JACOB WILSON, 10 soutA 81 j.l5 $3.50
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Ierie raj.
How TO Seed Siou.hs.

Chas F. ingalls,, of Lee Co, Ill, cores
bonding with the P,cirie Farmer, says:
w. G. Roberts, Racine co, Wis, asks,
(which is the best way to get in the seed
Nv method is the following: LIST, Kill the
..wire grass or slough grass. I'd, put the
ground in good order, same as tor any
crop: Sd. make as smooth surface as
possible. and SOW one peek per acre clean
timothy seed lst Of September, and har-
row in well with winter rye or wheat
+ Sowing on the snow, sowing and har-
rowing in with sharp tooth harrow as
also blowing deep in August or Septem-
Der" and then sowing or narrowing. X. &C
cording to nv experience. like sowing
good seed among thorns." Deep piowing
in the fall or any other time never would
kill slough grass for me. 1t apparently
comes up the other end foremost, and
ranller than before. =,
Now NV plan: 1st, how to kill wire
or slough grass? Break the ground IKE
common dry prairie, in June, as th'n as pas
SHE. not to exceed two inches deep-one
better. If the sward becomes sufficiently
rotton. nlow or harrow thoroughly, and
SOW English turnips, July goth. for stock
to range in fall and winter. IF the ground
is too wet the following spring, leave IL
until June 2Oth, then pio" ii YOU
and SOW to Hungarian grass, ousheis 10
tbe core IF the wire grass is not tho
,onobIv subdued by this time, continue to
nIow from time to time until Sept. 1st, fol-
lowing the first breaking. then sow
bushel per acre clean timothy seed with
winter rye or wheat, and harrow and bush
smooth as a floor Red;fop and clover
can be added, if desirable. choose timo-
thy alone unless on very wet ground.
Friend Roberts may think my plan too
expensive in killing wire grass, but like
secession, We may as we'll let IT alone I'M
less we kill it so that ii will no. rise again.
Twenty years ago made a compromise
with the accursed stuff by sowing timothy
and red top amongst it, and scratching it
over with sharp tooth harrow. TO day
a considerable per cent. of that worthless
grass has possession of that same slough.
l shall do SO no more.
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FEEDING THE SoIr.-Upon the annual
return to the soil of all the elements
removed by the growing plants, depends
It's continued and uniform fertility. \
neglect to restore any one or more OF
these elements entails first, diminished
product: next, diseased crops, and even.-
ually, utter sterlllty.
1t is true, there are some soils, as the
James river bottoms, portions of the
Scioto Valley, and fields in central Ken
lucky, SO Astounding in all the materials
of plant food, that a half century or more
of cultivation WITHOUT manure has failed
70 exhaust them. and they still yield
remunerative crops These, however, are
rare and notable exceptions to the general
rule, that long continued cropping OF the
soil. without restoring all the distracted
elements of vegetable life, results in nearly
utter baTrenness.
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NOTICE EXTRA.

After thi. Saturday, May 18th. 1861 W will sell good
TO except for Cash and Barter At cash prices
For the three have tried TO sell goods
Tor cash only but uotw this anding our efor TO the
contrary find that have sold many goods On
credit. Some will have credit any hcw, though they
knew it ruinous TO them Now, once for ALL We have
determined if possible, to break this credit sosin-
To accomplish purpose selling for one year
without any profit what will pay freight and ex-
penses o: selling BY doing shall place our
selves position that must refuse no matter how
anxious may be to accommodate. And On the other
hand prices will much lower 10 parties pur-
chasing that they have regard for their own In
teresrs, they will make fort TO pay cash Tor what
they buy. Thus by the end OF the trust, par
ties will get in the habit Of paying cash for what
they buy, and fully satisfied the saving will be
to them that they could be induced to buy on cred
II afterwards. We shall commence on Monday mora
ing and mark dow n goods. We advise those Whs
buy for cash. get prices before purchasing And
We advise those who buy credit to get them too So
they how much they have to pay fer thsi<
credit. ANDREW LYNCH.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
fcR ALL 1RE PURPOSES or A FAMILY pHYslC.

are 50 composed that disease within the range OF
their action can rarely withstand or cvadc Them
Their penetrating properties search, and cleanse
and iryigorate every portion of the human organ
ISM correcting its diseased action, and restoring
it. healthy vitalities. As consequence OF these
properties, tho invalid who is bowed down WIN
pain or physical debility is asonished 10 hnd his
health or energy restored By i remedy at once -
simple and inviting.
Not ONLY DO they cure the everyday complaints
OF every body, bur also many formidable ana
dangerous diseases The agent below named il
pleased to furnish gratis my American Almanac,
containing certificates Of their cures and directions
for their use in the following complaints: Coss'rs
ness He-ytjtT7a. HeaGGehe arising from d'soraerse
S,o,1rrk. Nausea Indigestion, Pam an aud Morbid
I,qctou Of tie Botcels, Flatulency, Los, Of Ape
tie. .yal6dice. and other kindred complaints,
airing from low state Of the body or Obstruction
Of lis functions They are an excellent Alternative
t. tho renovation OF the blood and the rcs.ora-
ton Of ton. and strength to the system de1i'atss
By l.sease.
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New NEGETABLE-The Committee on
Vegetables, appointed by the Massachu-
setts Horticultural Society, mentioned in
the last volume Of Transactions. new
Tomato. and new scarlet Egg Plant, OF
which they speak thus highly:
The new Tree Tomato Is one that seems
to possess the following superior qualities
the color is bright clear scarlet shape very
nerCect. flesh solid and of excellent flavor,
fruit growing in rich heavy clusters on a
trre-like form 1t must naturally be
earlier. and much more ornamental to the
kitchen garden if well cultivated and
strongly stalbed, than the other varieties
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MORTGAGE SALE.-Whereas,

W Benjamin Craig and Elizabeth Ann Craig, his wife,
did and deliver the undersigned certain
mortgage deed, bearing date January 9th, 1852 and
made lien the half Of the southeast quarter OF
section (22) twenty-five in township thirty north
range the third r. NJ. the county OF La
Sale and State Of Illinois, to secure the payment OF
certain prornissory note of date with said mort
gage deed for the Of nine hundred and fifty dollars
aud due the first day OF June after its date, condi
,lougd if paid hen due, the of twenty
per cent per stipulated damages till paid
which mortgage deed was duly acknowledged and re-
corded in tine Recorders Office La Sale county in
65. pages 527. SIS and J29 default
has been made in the payment Of said note notice is
hereby given 20 the said Benjamin Craig and Elizabeth
Ann Craig and all others Interested ia the premises
that by virtue OF the thority in vested by the
power OF sale in said mortgage deed contained and in
'ormity Herewith shall sci. tic auction 10
the highest and best tdds- cash al the south door
OF the Court p6use in Ottawa in said La Sale county
the 22i day Of Apri 1862. between the hours of
10 O'clock and o'clock m, the above described
land being the same land in said gage described
and all The title inteTe,t and right OF redemption OF
the said granto-s their heirs and assigns therein for
the purpose Of paying the Indebtedness due said
note. together with and expenses deed for
the premises will be given tn the purchaser inued ate
iy after said sale OBADIAH fASNOORilS,
JsHS p ANTHONY, AIRY. AOrf9Gges.
March I'D, 1852. 10.
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mc0irine8.
A1EF'S
Ague Cure:
rop rrr SPEEDY CJaE or


FOR TEE SPEEDY GRE or
Intermittent Fever, or Fever End Asuo,
Remitteut Fever, Chill Fe7er, Dumb
Aruc. Periodical Headache, or Bilioas
Headache. and Bilious Fevers, hndeso
for the whole class of diseases ofis'.
mating in hillary arrangement, cau~~
by the Malaria Of rn;asmatic countraes'
No one remedy is louder called for by tns
necessities of the American people than sur
and safe cure for Fever snd Ague. 0ucn
We now enabled TO der, with Q perlec'
certainty that IL Ill er- Icate the disease.
and with assura' 5,. dcd on proof that
no harm car all use in any -lan.
tity.
That which pr. .e-' from or preve
disorder must lie of immense service Il
communities where it prevails. P,ere,.. 80 /
better than cure, for the patient escapes the
risk which he must run in violent attacks Of
this baleful distcmper. This "CrpE" expels
the m;as,nat;c poison of FEVER AND Aous
from the system and prevents the develop
ment of the disease, if taken on the first ap-
proach of its premonitory symptoms. 1t il
not only the best remedy ever vet discovered
for this class Of complaints. but also the
cheapest. The large quantity we supply for
q dollar brings it within the reach Of every
body; and in bilious districts, where FKvEH
and use it freely both for cure and protection.
1t is hoped this price will place it within the:
reach of all-the poor az well as the rich. A
great superiority Of this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy and cer--
tain cure Of Intermittcnts is, that it contains
no Quinine or mineral, consequently it pro-
duces no quinism other injurious effects
whatever upon the constitution. Those cured
by II are left as healthy as if they had never
had the disease.
Fever and AglIe is not alone the consequence
of the miasmatc poison. A great variety OF
disorders arise from its irritation, among which
are Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout. Headache,
Blindacss. Toothache, Earache, Catarrh, Asth-
ma, Palpitation, Painful Affection Of the
Spleen, MYSTERIES Pain in the Bowels, Collie,
PARALYSIS, and Derangemcnt of the Stomach,
all Of which, when originating In this cause.
nut On the intermittent type, or become peI1od-
zeal. This "CuEE" expels the poison from
the blood, and consequently cures them All
alike. II is an invaluable protection 10 lmIni-
grants and persons travelling or Temporarily
residing in the malarious districts. 1t taken
occasionally or daily while exposed to the in
fiction. at will be escreted from the system.
and cannot accumulate III sufficient quantity
70 ripcn into d seasc. Hence II is even mere
valuable for protection than cure, and few VIII
ever suffer from IntcrInittents, If they avaIi
themselves of the protection this remedy az
faris
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Executors Notice.
Estate IF JdcoJ Dunham, decea,

E-57dis q JlcoD Unnhuna, dtctd5td.
UfHE undersigned having been appointed Executor Of
last vs. III and Tesla of Jacob Dnnhsnl, late
the county OF Ii Sale and State o. Illinois deceased,
hereby gives neiice he will appear before the
OF La Lslle county. at the court house in
OTTAWA. at the April term. the third Monday in April
next which time all persons having claims against
sad Estate notified and Leg-es'ei TO attend for
purpose OF having abe adjusted All
indebted said Estate requested TO make imne-
daie pay tn. undersigned
Da.sd ihic 2sth day Of February, A. o 1852.
mil HIRAM WILEY, ESecItor.
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.4dm;n;strators Notice.

ESTATE OF H. G. TrNPLEros, DEcEAsEp
gUNHE undersigned having been appointed Admins
traitor OF the estate of Hartman e.. Temp!eton, late
the County OF La Sale and State OF Illinois,
hereby gives notice that he will appear before the
County Court OF La Sale County, at the Court House
in Ottawa, at the May Term, on the 81 Monday in
Nav next at which time all persons having claims
against said estate are notified and requested to attend
for the purpose of having the adjusted All per-
sons indebted to said estate are requested TO make
imme Id ate payment 10 the undersigned.
Dated this 18th day of March A. D. 1862
sYLvANUS CROOK,
March 81, IS52-6w. Administrator.
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Reai Gstate.

FENHE subscriber offers :or sale CHEAP and DEsIR.
L ABLE FARM. si'uatei the V-rmiion River, II
miles south Of Ottawa. containing 1870 acres inciud
lie acres of FINE TIMBER. The improvements con
8 of a small Dazzling House. Grsnary and stable
There I. NF.yER-FAILISti SPRING within 200 wards
o. the house also. Wei OF SIT Water not equal- II
The county. This farm joins the Timber, where
there Is Of the best Stock Rs-ges in the county
II nue-hslf mile Alum Rock Post Office halt
mile from the District School House, miles from Far m
Ridge Seminary. and half mile from the river
where there i a NINE FOOT VEIN OF COAL aud in
good. pi"us n-ichburhooi.
SH-- Til. Farm will be sold Extremely CHEAP
Address WV. X. SlILLIGAS.
Jan II, 1862 Ottawa, IL.
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rTATEOFHLINOISss. Supreme


- Court within ard he Third Grand Division o.
l. Forrest o. the last viii and Testament % Henry D.
Forrest sd, i7Pleaded with ssid Thoms. l..
Forrest Plaintiff IN Error Edward 1. Tinkham,
Johp c Ar1uIer. John n. Corl, Robert L. Fabian,
Rosiand EIis Tafle;ou Jones ard Lowell Fletcher.
Defendant. Error. Error 20 Superior court Of Chi
cago.
Whereas the above named plaintiff error. has seed
out e Hrn Of Error reverse a Decree which the
said defendants in obtained against him in the
Circuit Court Of La Sale County which said writ Of
error is nov peudng in said Supreme Court: and
whereas a nit 81 .ciJr fGciG~. rerurnabe ;he first
day o: the Of said Supreme Court 10 be no l.
d-n at uttawv. IN said State OF Illinois, the first
Tuesday after the third Monday in April next, has been
Gully issued herein according to law; and whereas,
also 1t appears by AFFIDAVIT file in the Office Of the
Clerk o. said Supreme Court, that the said 20 Sand
Fills sud Robert l. Fabian. OF sad defendants in
error. residents of the State of Illinois, and
without the each Of the process OF said Supreme
Court:
Now, the efore, you the said Rowland Els and Rob
ert l. Fabian. the said defendants in error, whose
non-r-sd-nce appears Aforesaid. hereby notified
and appear before the Justices OF said Supreme
Court the next term thereof TO be holden 1t ottawa,
said state the first Tuesday after the third Mon
day in April next, A. u. Is52 TO hear the record and
proceeding. Of said decree Of said Circuit Court brought
said Supreme Court return Of said writ OF error
aud the errors assgusd i: you Il, and further to
do receive what the said Supreme Court shall order
in this behalf.
Dated this I2th day OF February. A. D. 1862.
Attest l.. LELAND, CryRE.
wv. T BrEGEss, Pi'G's Atty. lfei5-iv
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0biraga advertisements.
SEWING MACHINES.
TEc Economy of Using the Fran in
Family Sewing Machines.

THESE Machines make the celebrated Grover an q
Bak.r stitch which has taken the highest premium al
IT, Illinois state Fair, in September last, a. the nj
ted states Fair in St Louis in 1850 and at the prin-
aipal State Fairs throughout the c"uGtry. a,
Competent Judges gave dscislon IN AYR y, ,,s
TO all kinds of family and manufacturing purposes.
The following table will show the dilerrbce IN favor
of S.v;up Machine. the old method OF STITCHING
bv hand In ihe working of these Machines there IS
no. only great saving of labor ard time, besides ah
i,r greatly the heaJhfulness of the employment
hut tire stitch is much stronger. more elastic ana
r,nc. less liable rip ravel than the stitch made
with hutt'es and bobbins:
IL. HtlR