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Iowa City, July Q, 1862.

Governor, Kirkwood has issued his call
for five regiments more tr00ps--s'one regi-
ment each from the LIST, 81, Sd and 4th
Congressional Districts, and one regiment
from the 5th and 9th Districts" The quick.
er this call il responded to the better. This
is the turning point in our great crisis
immense results hang upon the events of the
next sig months. All der ends upon the
energy and patriotism Of the people. Now,
If ever, is the time to make sacrifces-
~ man must do bis duty. We must act
promptly-ac: vigorously and throw all
that we have with all our hopes for the fu-
ture into the scale. Let Us exhibit no con
ditional patriotism. The management of
national affairs must be left where they be-
long, with the President and his advisers
and with Congress. 1t matters not whether
We have confidence in these authorities or
not. Our only hope is putting down the
rebellion through them. All that we have
of liberty and law worth living for depends
upon it. All that We hope 10 the future
for ourselves and for posterity depends up.
on it. The only hope for Democratic 10.
stitutions throug hout the world hangs upon
this contest. Sso s*a gas
Patriotic people of Iowa, We beg Of you
to respond to this as you have to all other
calls upon you. Let there be no tagging.
Don't stop to make conditions. Don't stop
to criticise our Generals, our Government
it's policy or lack of policy. Give US your
countenance your pecuDiary aid or your
personal services. There are none SO hum
bic but can do something. Let these FIVE
regiments be raised and ready for service
in az many weeks. The more men we raise
and the quicker We raise them the less we
shall have to do and the sooner we shall
crush the rebellion and restore peace. And
there is no hope Of the Union-no hope of
peace-no possibility Of preserving the life
Of the Nation except in fighting for tin
destroying its enemies. Men Of Iowa, don't
stop to wrangle about negroes - about
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Generals - but come
promptly to the rescue without distinction
Of party. Burlington Hdwkeye. F
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TRUSTEES SALE.

AYOTICB IL hessbg Glyen. thst ~ vsvtue Of powW
lNnf sale contained In Deed u trust execnacd -
O = Stone the 2ltb Of Jsuuary 1857. and reeord~
"a the Hse day. BY the hOc rider Of H0tl WatfaiU
County, In ok y, page ST. the payment Of
said stones promisory note therein deserbed, and
which note il due and unpaid. WILL up0 the -.
quest Of the der Of said note sell ~ she night. title
dd interest which the said stone bsd q she 1sfe q
said Dee q trust 10 and - the following DESERVED
reaI ostato to.Wit: sess+t
gyrty (l03 feet ~ the west side AZ lot hsn1rsA
anA nine'y-thToe uo3) ON Broadway. In the tOwn "
lio auction, for cash % the highest bidder In frus -
the TreasIgeEsO mce In Council bluAs 10 sid Ceun-
~. the 18th day Augaat betWee1 tbs hoafU
Of yotock A.. ~. and o'cork r. n, commessing st
10 o'clock A. r. for the pcfpse u paying The suount
said neo and = - o he conclnsiOo ~ ssil sale
purchase money. 81 aTz5.s -
-. VILLAIN,
bsry Sheriff Pottx wzttamie Go , IvWs.
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NOTICE.

A1OfICB il hereby gvsn to sii povssas tntsrsasss,
~ that application will - MADE et tern
The Counsy Count Of Pottswattsme o., ~ Mice -
Augue i6o5 Tor aushority - coll Vt one li0DAak
three - HaKg's Addition to the town - Csseetl
Dius, in Maid Uuasts the property Of Asssy Dst.
tebier, decessed. f5g 3sE
Aamfsisfrssor ef the Esfsts Of Hesyy DeAsefsT
Decsase6., ssan looas.
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Nay g, 1852 Aft'y for FG'fi0.
g eriM,s sale.
sheriM,s sale.

DIT VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION TO NE DIRECTED
ID from the Once OF the Clerk Of the District Court q
Pottawattamie county. Iowa. shall pruceeh sell on
Wednesday the 18th day Of Nay A. D. ioo3. betweoa
the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. n and O'Clock p n Of said
Day, in front of the County Treasurers Once In the
city Of Council Biu the following described real @.
t0-Wit:
One span Of bright bay horses sbout nve years old
also, Lot nve (5) In Block sixteen s) in the Mill Ad.
ditrn to the city Of Council Bluffs. rottawastsmio
county, Iowa. Sale to commence At 3oclock r. u. Of
said day. Il 30 HSEE
Taken "A the property OF George ". Mcfarland TO
satisfy IN execution In favor OF sidney smith,
H J. p WILLIAMS, Sheriff.
Council Blufis, lows, April 10 1884,
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DIssOLUTat,N..

TINE CO-PARTNBRSHiP hefstofeso ox1selnR =.
i tween x. ". xyneit aud y. n. Eel1y 49, 1isa
arm nsms Of kynett \ Co.. was dssolvod - nswtusl
consent on the Let Of July lnst D. r. Kelly uitAaw.
ing from the arm. XIV. RYMHfT
r.. knkky.
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To Farmers and HOraA nealere
A. w. SMITH, sss'ss
" ETERINARH RuucrOu
COUNCIL RlIJrra IOWA

mrs Trofessanaal services to the citisens Of
" Council Bluffs and vicinity beine m tr.ss
successfully ali diseases among Horses and C.ttle
Nay and stablns furnished for al animals brousht
.sd treatment. Once ct the City Hotel. Upper
10
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OF THE MEETING OF THE
STOCKHOLDERS OF THE COUNCIL
BLUFFS AND ST. JOSEPH RAILROAD,
JULY II, 1882

=, Il
At 40 annual meeting of the Stock olders
Of the Council Bluffs and St. Joseph Rail-
road Company, held at their Office in Coun-
Gil Bluffs, Iowa, ON the l4th day of July,
1862.
The meeting was organized by calling r.
L. Douglass to the Chair, and appointing
J. s. Andrews, Secretary. when the Annual
Report OF the retiring Directors was hand
ed in, read and approved:
z9H n COUNCIL BLurEs, July IA, 1862.
TO the Stockholders Of the Council Bluff + St. Jo-
seph Railroad Company:
Since about the first Of October last there
has been no work Of any Importance done
on the road, therefore our, Annual Report
can contain little else than statement Of
our financial condition. We, as ever, look
upon the work in which we are engaged as
a practicable one, and of the utmost i'm
portance to the people of the Missouri VAL
ley, and the interest Of every citizen should
cause them to lend their assis.ance in its
early completion. 1t has been impossi.
BILE in the distracted condi ton Of our coun-
try to prosecute the work Of any public
enterprise, in consequences Of . lack of con-
6dence in oil kinks Of general impr ov ement.
No negotiations could be enter into by
which money could be raised, yet We have
never felt discouraged. We think our pros
poets are more Aatteripg than at any time
since the year 1860.
With the amount Of means at our com.
nand, and the assistance We may expect
from those persons directly interested in
the completion Of the road, We feel safe
in saying the road will be completed 10
the year 1868. i ast q
The following il statement Of the
financial condition OF the company =,
Amount Of unpaid private subscriptions. g. 81
City Bcuds. Is 90
Aorteases..... ID, 92O,H
&" First Mortgage Bonds authorised
~ Ne Cenpany..s..s... 40 900, 90
SIS 788 IS
The liabilities Of the cosmpany are less
than - COO in specie, assets.
1Apeetfully submitted, 90 -,
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Seersfsyy Board Diyscfors
After which the meeting proceeded to
elect directors for the ensuing year, when
the following persons wers dolly elected:
J. p. Casady, ]. +. Baldwin, J. A. Jack
son, b. Everett. X. L. Douglass, s. p.
Nuctols, San'l Knepper, F. Street, and
L. w. Babhitt.
The following resslatious being unsa-
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& 3 =
LIVE n. TERRY -. PARTIAL A. rgR3Y.
TO PARTIALA. TERRY-Sv: Yan are hsrssy mo-
CLERK Of the District Court Of Pottswatamie Cosn,y.
10 he state Of los ., petition Of olive ~ Terry
claiming Of you divorce from the bonds Of natrimo-
appear and answer thereto on before noun Of the
second day Of the next term Of the District Court Of
said County default will be entered against yeu, and
= PRANK STREET.
Anoyney for PletafV
ITO James D. Test and Daniel B. Basfey Ssvs: You and
each VI You hereby notified hat there Is now on
Ole IN the Cce Of the CIerk Of the District Court u
county in the state Ut Iowa. petition Of
CharesF Benre claiming Of and aeainsi you the
land situated in said county to- Wit strip Of land iva
hundred feet wide and eighty rods long, Oh the North
end the Northeast quarter Of the Northeast quar-
Of Section one, in township ~ North Of Range ~
West, described in said mortgage the North two
hundred feet OF the Northeast quarter OF the NORTH
quarter Of said Section and in said township -
North Of Range ~ BY you said James
D. Test. to the said county Of Pota
the Of 81 600 dollars. with interest thereon At the
rate Of ten cent annum from the date Of said
MORTGAGE and on which there is claimed in said
petition by Charles r Hendrie the thereof
thereto defend before Of the day
next term Of said District Court of Pottawat;amio
county. TO commence on me last Monday IN July D
R.L DOUGLASS.
Nay g, 1852 An'yJor Ps'HG
8 erin's sale.
DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION 10 NE pIRECTBD
ID from the ON . Of the CLERK Of the District Court
OF Pottawattamie county Iowa. shall proreed to sell
s5sl: s1s Fl q I'
the city Council Blun the following described Real
Estate Of Horace Tarbox. to-wit.
Lot in section 5. township Is Range u; Lot in
Section .. Township IS, Range n and " \ OF Z
Block 4. in Grimes Addition 70 the city Of Council
Biuhs Iowa.
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Bot We will not speak loud on this.-
Somebody. might. be listening. You ean
know every traitor in The land % plainly
"A you can your hogs, BY the ear marks,
They have pass word BY which you can
know them % well in the night Dc il the
day tins-thas word is abolitionist. That
10 the sum total Of al their arRauents.T
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The liabilities of the company are less
than - COO in specie, assets.
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The following ticket vas put in pomiua.
ton 70 day by the Democratic Convention {:
Secretary Of State. Richard H. Sylvester,
OF johnson County; Auditor Of State,
John Browne, OF Polk County State Treas.
oref, Samuel 8. Lorah, OF Cas- County
Attorney General, Benton j. Hall, Of Dss
Moinee; Register Of Stste Land Office, Jno
Gat.schalk, OF Dubaque. .EEF117GtS
, 1862-01-31

A GoFefnmehI 1ns9Iahed from 1snDI1c
From the Cincinnati Gazette. 25th.l
Senator Grimes stated in the Senate that
when he was denied admission into Washing
ton jail By the regulations OF Marshal Lanon,
lie called to see the President about it, but
WAS unable to procure admission, OF to yet his
case taken to him. Since then complaints uf
the Presidents inaccessibility hare been made
in the public press. Some Of tue President S
friends called to consult with him about it.
To one Of them, the n r. bst SAYS, the Prts-
ident remarked, II have not looked into a
newspaper for d month" To this his friend
very properly replied: .Therein you have
whoever else yon neglect, do not fail to un-
derstand public opinion and the wants Of the
people, and you cannot obtain this kno wledge
except through the newspapers.
The newspapers may be imperfect organs Of
public opinion, but they are the best the coun-
Try Las, and ordinary men would regard tlt1l-
selves as cut of from the world if they were
cut of fron newspapers. 1t has seemed to
the people that public opinion made no i'm
preston on the Government. Perhaps this
may account for it. What else could be c1-
pcctcd from Government which should nc.
cept the corrupt sentiment Of Washington, OF
tile flattering Of the horde5 Of political merce,
naries who constantly bcsicgc it for flvors as
public opinion, and which should cut itself Of
from all the channels to the real sentiment O.
th1 country.
The President did an unfortunate act whcr
he discarded the plain spoken newspapers, ant
accepted the ad11latlons Of those who sough
him for their own purposes, as the expression
Of public opinion. It is hoped that chang.
has now taken place. and that it is the restored
rapport with the popular sentiment which ha;
brought out the Presidents declaration to th'
army that "the purpose Of this war is to ut
tack, pursue and destroy the rebellious en-
cmy," and las exhortcd the soldiers to th
work which they have always been anxious tt
1tlFEUc.
, 1862-01-31

liAolA tAE AssAt1oAt1 1AAAcAl5tAcEi, ~utu.
Many of our readers will be gratiticd to
learn tlat, under the energetic supcrintend-
cnce Of Mr.. Newton, the Agricultural Diy:s-
ion Of the Patent Office maintains a very hi h
degree Of efficiency.
Some few weeks since, upon the arrival Of i
large invoice Of fresh seeds, one Of the finest
collections ever imported from Europe, Mr.
Newton brought into employment one hun
drcd and fifty persons, mostly females in indi-
gent circumstances, who performed the duty
IF putting the seeds into small paper bags Sc
curtly sealed, whilst tic heavier part Of the
work Of packing and sending ont for delivery
devolycd upon the male portion Of the EN-
rluyecs. In thls way several thousand dollars
Of Government money have been wisely dis
Iscnsed TO a worthy class Of citizens who, dur
ing the winter season, find little or no employ
1ue1it in their usual ayocatlons.
The result Of these laaors Is, that in thg
course Of two weeks 1tom TIL, time eac
member Of Congress will IL. furnished with
four hundred and seventeen papers, comrris
ing 1orty-two varieties OF tie valuable seeds
referred to, making IN aggregate Of ninety
four thousand six hundred uld ifty-nin,
papers. To agricultural societies throughout
| our country there will be transmitted forty
seven Thousand three hundred and twenty -uint
| l:I,vrs, Including all the varieties
Fortyscycn thousand three hundred anG
twcnty-uine papers will then remain for gen
cral distribution amongst persons making np
| plication from any part Of The country.
It is Hoped that the tillcrs Of tho soil gen
orally, about to receive so much alditiona
encouragement, will not fail to render promp
and full reports on the experiments made.
, 1862-01-31

AFA By certain Mortgage dated the first day Of
ofCoek County, state Of nI In boos thlytyseven
y T. gEat FeS SWs! aRa5sa Il fS c fY
Fraucls r Corbiu the premises hereinafter described
s s q II
Hast stswart and n nsEabIs to the oTaer q My;e
Se s Fl sa4s ssq II ssa S
anount q su isnnnai interest On said principal sum
and gayabe rsressiyely on the lsst lay Of each NJ,
10 tie hist dsy 81 May iS2 And whereas. # IS rovid-
e. yn Saa ens saat IF a pe
and such usaImeat shall due and unpaid thirty
5x Sn n H a Ss q ed ps
m m IL he n0 nn % fer
has been made ii the pay lent 81 said instruments Of IN.
terss,s dug TIC tEs day Of Mag and tho 1rst day
sn given for said instalGents, al4ta have Inca r.
EhSS 81
Of the nnthoft eeaaine NJ In std MotEaTs and to Sc
sa f:sTs1t saa sals f. premises ssayeysd i :sll
With af right and equity Of redemption of Hart T.
e od u = e 81
cash ut ten O'Clock in the forenoon on Friday the
It II 1e e t. y ~ y e. sss de5
premises sua:sd in the City Of Chicago Goanty q
Cd as folows 70 viii TGty l6i feet east and al {oin
In TIE W.. thirty I TT ot 1oi number sesen e. in
ao1essid @ i'd *9h te building aad otiler "
thereon situated. Lots enc u ;e tIr1yiour r. ne1u
stasa s SsSih esas ss 6sF
proyemsnt thereon situated Lots sevsn IT. eight Is
basi?R hrfs Is s!5e2a
iii 70 al ssa $2ss gfsasd S SS$i|S2
wa. c. Rrrxo1Ds, AttoFnsy, tnyels 't1Hh MoTt;asee
| III Dearborn street. Chicago. jaltE31-t[
, 1862-01-31

&IAIE OF ILLINUlS, CUUN-
~ TT OF COOK. Ss.-Supertor Court of Chicago,
February Term: 1SS2L,EnifT Spencer II Simon B.
r. Ktnssbury and Corydon Beekwth.-1n Citanccry
Affidavit Of tic nonrcsdence OF Sinou B. Buekner.
klnssbuEy four Of The deendants above nacet having
bcen filed IN the Office Of the Clerk Of said Superior
simon B. Ruck6e:, A!a1y z BucE1es: ,Iane c. Kings-
ep1y md Henry kihEEhnry, ttaS the conplslnant
fled her bill OF complaint ii said Court, Tire Chan.
cery side thereof or the third day OF January 1872
against said dvfendaAs rctrnable the lisst Monday
Of February next, Qsd!), = p Is 81 hy Law required.
8. BucEner, Jane G: kinesbury aud Henry W. Kings
bury shall IsEs9nay hs arh 3prsar befoTs SAID su}e:
q the term thereof 70 be holden at Chicago, in said
County, on the first Monday Of February. ls6, and
plead. answer demur to the said complainants bib
2f complaint, the same, and the matters and tlnga
therein charged and stated. will be taken confessed
prAyer Of said bill THOMAS 3. CARTER, CLERK
GALLUP s. HIrGucocK, Comprts Solra. jalk.S0 III
, 1862-01-31
5tedn1 Dp2 1Gaorks.

NEW YORK STEAM DYE
~ ToREA WE T1z85xK. Isl So-ta Gisxk Street
oetEe5a Hatt.son End Monroe CrtcaEe, Dyer sn
ssFxv Hats and Bonnet Dyztn5. Bles7h:nz - Pr.s
hg, Store kad County WORK sols5!ts4 All S-.tzr
Ecz=R esSl4<
, 1862-01-31

Tie Alton {Ill.) Telegraph has a ru,nor
to the effect that the names Of over seventy Of
the citizens Of that city have been reported at
headquarters in St. Louis as dis1oyal to the Gov
crnmcnt. It hopes for the credit Of the place
that tic number has been greatly exaggerated
, 1862-01-31

Cardinal Mathica, being some time ago
called upon to bless the engines Of new ra::-
way, took the opportunity to i1lEeigh against
steam and electricity as diabolical inventions,
One Of these engines, breaking away accident,
ally, 'hisscd'' his speech, and provoked great
laughter
, 1862-01-31

Quickest and Best Route
From Toledo to BenetontsIre, U1hana Columbus
srr1Mngn;s!!d, M Dayton. @ Hamilton and Cincinnati.
hours In advance Of any other roote,
On and after November Is 1861. and Until further no
Toledo K. r. al l. n reach Clyde at SIS 4 n, max.
ing c1oSs connection with the Mai Train on the saa-
SooA Carey at 50 A. M Bellefontaias It lit 4
train q tie Col ?. & Ind Road reaching COLUMBUS
at2so E Il; 4 Springfield at 10 2 n arriving IN Day
ton at GSo Z. IL, Hamilton ass P Nj and Cincinnati
route.
Passengers leaving Toledo at 410 2. II makes q.
F.M- -'
Tickets for all the aoova points csn be had at the
Cleveland & Toledo Railroad Office II Toledo.
ing.
Smoking Car attached 70 ali Passenger T.a.cs.
Il. RICE. Supt S. D. 4 G. R. T.
de9h91s6w l. D. RECkER. Supt c. & T. r 3.
, 1862-01-31

Leaving net profit Of 81 096, $50
Or, If the price Of cotton should remain
ne at present, through the coming year,
ard the crop sell for 10 cents per pound.
it would be worth - ...........-...-. 3601, ,010
And pay net profit Of .--........... 2,636. $50
Of the above estimated amount required for
expenses, only S50o, 900 would be needed be-
fore portion Of the crop could be got into
market thus furnishing tile means for the bal
ance Of the expenses as nearly us it would bc
required. To carry on this enterprise success
fully, no delay can he permitted, as it would
be necessary to have tic plows on tue ground
aud running by the first If March, and, unless
lie crop is planted in season it will be itnpos-
sible tc employ the negroes to advantage at
any time during the remainder Of the season,
or 10 make any use Of the lands. We are will
ling to manage and carry on this enterprise
Tor the Goyern1nent-giving good and sutfi-
cient sureties for the honest and faithful dis
clarge Of our duties-and receive 10 per cent
Of the net profits in full compensation for our
services; or wc will, with their consent, carry
it on ourselves, on our own account, paying
the negroes the above mentioned wages, aud
the Ct vcr1lmeni *100, 900 for the use Of the
land, and the protection afforded by the forces
they have already stationed there.
TerE respectfully yours,
ELLIS, BK1TTOS d EATON.
, 1862-01-31
Ratlroau8,
CHICAGO. AND ST. LOUIE
~ RAILROAD LUE
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS

Two express trains on and after Dee las 1s5l. Tra
Na! leaFe the Hest Side g1ion Depot Rs A. NJ, ez
eept Sundays and 11-s5 ?. H. except satu1days, Ar
The Joiat and Wilmington Accommodation, 1eavs
G1cago at 49oP. Il daily, and arrives here at lgr X
my8 JAMES ROHB Re :asver-
CHICAGO "a AMP sl21!o NoRTHWEsssr'
~ for hoEale5d Hs1ott, Fteeport JanesvleL Gale1.,
Hu4!e!I1 aiaolsoo Ffarle d1 Chen Fond du Lie o.
sf sfs Fa M areen Bay, Berlin R'pon Ia Cs.
TRA1KB LEAVE AS FoLrnEs.
DsJ Express, 12S1 P. II: through ~ al tha a.,ors
pesnta and connecting at La Cross with nited Ststas
5;SP. u. for Janesyi7Is Beloit Freepo,t, Rocsford
11atns arrive ct LID T. n, 2nd $40 IL
E. De WITT IoaE1sos, Gen Ticket Agent ocIsly
GALENA d CHICAGO UNION
~ RAILEoAn-W1NTKRA AERA5GK4ET.
On and atte7 MONDAY Dec ID, 1851, tra1na VII
IssEs Nsns ST ssss st Pepet g. fRaDEs sa45ays
mediate points, 11:45 A N. and LIS F. 4, for D1on
Po12 Fulton, Cedar KanidA and intermediate point8
dlate points; 500 2. II, for Genera and intermediate
points Passengers foE Belot and JauesTila VIII taxi
L9e E:45 y. train Passengers for CEysta1 Lake. Nc
Asn.y, Richmond Geneva Lake and intermediate
points, VII take the 400 r. n train.
aleepog Cars On night tratna ..... . ..
e.MwHEEn ee5 Fss:;s142 TALgoTT; 5rn{ Gen suR5
, 1862-01-31
illegal Rntices.
GPECIAL COMMISSIONERS
~ .-.- = SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
One Of the best Business Lots On Clark Street,

STATE OF ILLEo1s, CooK CoUSTT-ss-
CIRCUIT CouRr OF Cook CouxTF;
In ChAncety.
Florence Aahony n. Rebecca l. Mahony, ct. al.
PUBLIC notice is hereby given that + L. c, Paine
5teer, Master In Chaucery OF Cook County, Special
ComT ssloneE appo5ntea Il the aboye entitled cause
TO make sale Gf the Real Estate hereinafter described
III. . sn l., WEDNESDAY: M February 4sth lse; At %
aon to TIC highest hldder At the north door Of the
GaEo nPon terms Of onehalf cash. and The balance
ne date Of ss eala IezReeysly With 1nteEs at Ten
Of M sad Pa5t e Lot tl:e ~ IN Bocs thry eight ISL
oEit comms1cinE M on Clar6 street at potaE N tho
Mes1 eosneE s0 1he1eo tasnce sonsa oa Clark street
nosth lns of SID Iqt eighty 50 feet thence moth
o9 Pa ne parallel M With te 9osth ae OF said los eighty
f1Hadon OF the sae, 50 afore=aid be n1atir OF
said premises, Deed Will be executed by the under
signed to the purchaser VITO Will be required to
Cnte notes the deferred psymeats, with Deed OF
Trust 10 he executed By the purchaser On said lsud
to secure the sauc For information as to the title to-
ard condition . Of the p792eE{ refsssass Is male .
Master in CLancery Of EooS County,
AID Special Commissioner
, 1862-01-31

~ The Sanitary Commission las had
several conferences recently, both with the
War Department and tie Military Committee
Of Congress, relative to the reorganization Of
tie Hospital Department. 1t appears that
they desire the selection of officers Of tho
regular medical staff shall be made more
with regard 10 efficiency than to the prevalent
usage Of seniority. The Commission say they
arc acting on the principle that it is better to
take precautionary measures against sickness
in camps than to fill the hospitals.
, 1862-01-31

1TATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY
Tenn ls$ Samuel Russell Lsn3Ssrt2a FaH 7:,+
Bqaa2s aaays & s. awa Hall
& e. es e e & aaa
cago: Notice IS hereby given TO the sid EaTar1
aa pc * eG I
Of on n s az ef d a @ s
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