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, 1862-04-28
Fntemperance In the Army and in Com
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INA hinston Dispatch n. y. Herald, Thureday.l
When Mr.. Hale offered his resolution in the
Senate on Wednesday directing the Military
Committee to inquire whether 4 General was
drunk in face Of the enemy in the late action
AT Lees Mills, q curious debate occurred. Mr..
Foster iutin.aIed plainly that the Senate has
not taken that high ground upon thc whisky
question that would authorize them to criti-
eise the drinking habits Of officers, inasnanch
Offices Of incorporate habits. Mr.. Hale ae-
knowlcdgcd that the Senate hid been careless
ia such matters. lie related that he had met
a navy lieutenant at private party who was
drunk, and stole bottle Of whisky from his
entertainer; but the Senate confirmed the
young mans nomination, although the facts
wtre laid before them. a1r. Sumner said this
was done by q pro-slave:r Senate; but Mr..
Hale reiterated that he had rcen no improve
n,ent in such things made By the anti-slaye1y
Senate. It was stated that the General r1.
referred to in The resolution LAS not been con-
tit1ned because Of lis alleged intemperate hab-
It's The discussion is likely to affect some
other pending nominations.
, 1862-04-28
Il False E3areY in Rome-~-17oyE this
Fore*<tcrf came down with their

4 False BareY in Rome--1EovF tbs
Forek<tcrt came down with their
Scud1.
[Rone Correspondence Of the London Sewe.1
TIE English and Americans in Rome hare
Ibis weyk been the victims OF 4 hoax worthy
Of Barnum It was announced that Il arcy, The
Enyse ta.ier Lad arrived, and that with proper
trdncement he would consent to gre an exai-
bition Of his powers AS three. .:ourth5 Q: bis
forystjtYf in Rome belong to the equestriao
order, thanks to the Elorions temptations OF
1hr CatnEagpa, and As the Roman MOBILES ,es?e-
<.ja!Iy court tue ho1ors OF kno sledge of
hortc-flt Eh, there WAS 20 lseii + a3tcrer OF ten
scudi notes lodged for the temptation OF
erhuo!, The exhibition took plaee. In tae gal
lct1 w.rr ladies, especially artist ladies'. auS-
ious to study the he*utifdl groupe to De form
ed By the nup!e borses mud the splendid horse
tanner.
Chairs s.t for the Queen OF Naples we're
lid II not bccn that the incense Of some hun
dfed csSS;aes from eminent ecutptors, Roman
If1ne1s and English grooms in the :idtng
ecnoe. oesns! proved someThat sitting ENJOY
ment Hou1d have been complete. when Rafty
entered. h2s It Rarey? Forty Americaos
and English Esd seen Rasey two Or three wears
ego, nut was Ibis thick set, a7k gard-Iooking
uaan really he. There was much roon for
dou11 as II seemed; yet, as it appeared that
n.r4 s nas eoae5ndad aaa S +Set Sotce we're I'll 1t
1ndA1 He'SSssSs4 @-At Nc VIE only somewhat
altered for tas = =w9sss' ;nd profound were tic
Of prosperity, and the dreadful results ,e tx,
crsf pota1ions un the nerrrs. Nervous be s.rr,
5aini7 IVES, and awkward to boot. ~"
Z placid looking brute led In With much ri
raae bS tvo grooms, lent himself nai3di!;
to the Rarey process, exhibited much tnors
canton rh4n Kr1ce, and then q 5oaug lreah cdl
from the Canpagna, trotted Into The ridins
6chool, was duly lassoed by an assistant, an
dragged half strangled into the small boarde;
arena in the center. Here a most laugh abl
Incident occurred, for the poor persecused col
IL moment Of desperation, leaped lis walls
, 1862-04-28
A LIBERAL EDUCATION with
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Atn nst,i.

WESTERN UNION COLLEGE and AILTTAEf
ACADEMY has Heen located at FULTON, IL, and
wl open Primary Academic and Collegiate Courses,
Sept 18th lsal Tbs College hss experienced
a9ces both regular and sc.e2ttGc eon5ae9 The finest
attractive grounds. 1as Gymnasium and many other
advantages shonld cia the attention Of pa-enta
PANTRY AND RIFLE TAcElcs, SWoEn. BAToSET AND
GfzHAsTlc E1ERCIsks, CaAHnS ZouAgK AID FAsgY
tents dress n 1uiforn TEzxs;-n:s Per school yaaE
t1t.ioE 10 escsY department Excellent aceomtnoda
tons for &C. teo1EdeIs under The saas rocf With and
la1sD- S COVERT, President Fulton. Ill fec-.n55a a1n
, 1862-04-28
4 Thrilling Romance-TrutE Stran~
ger than Ftctton--A Dying Soldier
F1rayk for the President,

Washington Coz, Philadelphia Inqurer.]
Never until we stood By the grave Of the
Green Mountain boys did we realize how much
stranger is truth than fiction. Your readers
will all 1ecollcct last summer private was
courtmartlaled for sleeping on his post ont
near Chain Bridge on the Upper Potomac.
Hc waE conyicrcd; his sentence was death;
the finding was approved Of By tue General
and The day fixed for lis execution. He was
q youth OF more than ordinary intelligence;
meet his late. Tic tiue drew near; the
stt1u necessity Of war required that
an example shon}d be made Of some
nnc, and his v&s an aggravated case.
Rl2t the ease reached thc cars Of the Pteai-
dent; uc 5esolEed TO saye him; hin he signed a
pose thought the President, stnly pardon
LIS rot reached him " The telegraph vas
called into rcluisition; an answer did not
core PROMPTLY 'Bring up my car1ia5s, "
lr orctred. Ii came, and soon the important
StatG R2Rs5s we're @ dropped, and d,t ttr9a; 81 the
! to the camp, about tcn miles, aud saw that
The soldier was saved: He has doubt
less forgotten the incident. but the soldier did
not. When ttr Third Vermont charged upon
thsn- The Lrst man who fell, with six bullets
I? in lis EodY, w5s W:p. Scott. of company T.
i His conrades caught him TIP, aud AZ his lifl-
/: blood ebbed away, he raised to heaven, amid
the Gin Of var. the cries Of the dying, aud the
| slouts OF the enemy, q prayer for the Pfesi-
j dent, and as he died lie remarked to his COIL
/, radc 1hat lie had shown he was no coward and
not afraid to die.
! He WAS inferred in The presence Of his regi;
! men1. in 4 little grove about two miles to tue
! rear OF the rebel fort, in the oenter Of 8 group
: Of holly and vines, few cherry trees il full
bloom, arc scattered around the edge In dig
girg his grave d skull and bones were found,
j and metal buttons, showing that the identical
spot had been used i'll the revolutionary war,
for our :utlcGs who fcn in the saule cause. The
Clarlaia narratcd the circumstances to the
| buys, who stood aronnd with uncovered heads.
| He prayed for the President and raid the most
glowing tribute to his noble heart That VIC ey.
| er heard. The tears started in their eyes a.
! the clods uf earth we're thrown upon him il
his naErow grave, where he lay Shroudcd in his
coat ard blanket.
, 1862-04-28
Arrested for Going to Church.

On Sunday week, as Mr. Il. II. Howell and
his daughter were entering the Madison arc
nue. BaPtist Church, Or. Hague's} they were
stopped By three OF the Trustees. Mr. Howell
stated that be had paid for pew, and asked
given In charge OF an officer and taken to the
jefferson Market Police Court. where Messrs.
jeremiah Mibank and H. c. HULL two Of the
Trustees, appeared and charged him with dis
turbing public worship. At Mr. Howell re-
guest, the charge vas sent to the General Ses-
sions for Trial, when this extraordinary case
will be more fully developed. Mr.. Howell is
a member Of the North Baptist Church, {Dr.
Osgood's. rM +. Tribune, 24tA.
, 1862-04-28
CTA1E OF ILLINOIS, COOK:

J COUNTY, eA@8NpeftoT Court Of EhfcaFu, April
Tenn L. b. ia. wheeler d Wilson Manufacturing
Company VI. Union Manufacturing EGon1paoy.-Att1zF
ment.
Public notice is hereby g1ven g sae sad Uuioa Mann.
OF 81 the othe ofthe qetkofsae Superior Court q
CdtcaEo, dsted the hfeeenth pf March. Nd 1aG4
a TIA suit oI the sid Mheeler 4 HI1on MAtnEaetuI.
N Company. and aatnst The tstt q the said Uafon
Company Tor e1e sum Of 43x thousand,
cfCotk arH KHEe Counties, which said Wrtf8
have bean returned executed.
[oEap4afs saas1 he 4na ARlezE peinae
the 6Itu of ~ g nsfoTS ass
b tae Gtt5 Of cnic*Ea gn tns n1ss aefnoay e
pIainfM sffan.31dglas be entered agatn!sY1us
aud b a7os of Ae sad plaintiff I'D e much "a tae
property attached HQky. b ~ tkis
I'D md cosse IN hetead y nstaH p sanas
-. Z +
Gxlzge d H11uM,oK F1f3H AHN Nh5e 1:8<N
, 1862-04-28

MASTERS SAIE.-State of Uli-
N1 np:s Cook Eounty-SS. Circuit Court Of Cook
Couns9-h CbanceH- James h Bees ys- Daoisl l..
Public no1fce l. hereby given that I l. e. Paine
FFce1 Mspter In Ehancery OF Cock Comfy, 6ssts OF
Illinois VIII IN pursuance Etth the nandst= Ia D..
Ct March a ., 1sE2 sell at public anctlon LOT cash to
Sae hgrtst 5id9e, as re ~ n9It9 dq95 q re Con5f
Ceanty: o. S.TuK2Af, tae tenth Gag q My. A. D
lie Eraiets tesc1ibtd IN ue Bl Of Complaiast saa
cans=; TIT: lot thiri.:ntne Gs>. Il r3ne Gro1g
ard ten {,G) u Block e!2h. u Hu1dley. snntlsi
etun Of LB (S) 70 tn Wenrsone GIL aleo. q Lot: thl5J
Grove III II: :aste L. Fractional Section twensJone G.
ID Township fozty 9) Nosta e Eauge @ @T1G5tsen Gl)
nnsh and aurh portion t1e1eof y nay be nsse.ss to
upon thc ortgsge described Ia said I'll OF Complaint
pftrcpal end interest With the ccsts fees and 9xpsos
sf SID sa,e, l. C. PAINE FRE e.
Master IL CnsEcerJ Of Cnok Comfy.
fhscseo Ami 1B,s !E62 npi9 p5lc-Ed
, 1862-04-28
TATARRHt CATARRHlf
~ CATARRH!!I
nR EEYTvr,s T1oNfO cATkRRH RENHnY

W1XKAETu to be gr1e cure toF
CATARRH or, COLD IN TEE HEAD.
0sH HusDKxu THousAxp persons die yearly II th1a
country Of Consumption Every phyEctsn Knows that
With fully Of thss Number the disease frzt
CATARRM IN THE NOSE.
Tae eter being to the throat and bronchial tube
ts e.sier 70 Cue Catarrh than Consumption, sd By
curing the first prevent the lattct Persons should
understand INST the better way to cuse Consumption
II symptoms Of Cattgrrh AZ they generally sppeaE
are at first re1y ElIEht Persons ind they have cold
and md tia: they have frequent attac6 and are ncre
sensitive to the changes of teperatu1e a this con.
sd acfd ia ncSs heeo@ns sk sd
A. the dsease becomes chronic the discharges ate in
crossed In quantity and changed In quality they Ars
s6 @ e7 aad liz got e px az
h;~Eed Or co1ghed on The secrettons aTe offensive.
causn breath; the voice IS thick and nasal the
eyes arc weak the sense 9t sue is lessened oE de-
common and important symptom ct Catarrh ls, thst
the person Obliged to ceax Ills throat in the morning
Of thick slny mucous Which has fallen down h0m
e. j. hs h ags ss ~ ~
IungE, and should loss no time u aEresttng It The
anove he s5mptoms Of catsrrh IS they appear N
81 the aid Il the LIQUID CATAERH BEMKDY, al
Il ese symptoms be quickly and effectna!ly re-
moved, And faTe sufficient confidence In the Rene
dY to assu1e al Who disposed to test ts virtues u
curing CataEn, tnat sitter the trlal q ths Remedy
fo5 oae month: no benefit received the amount pstd
II ce M of tie Catarh Remedy sufficient for use
oae u1onth. with full aud clear di1eetloaa-
O1ics, l82 South Clark Street, Wp.stairs.)
Address Dr. u. il. SEELYE,
de1-nsss5m Foss Office Box 1851. Chicago. IL
, 1862-04-28
TIL e
Western Transportation Co.
WESTERN EXPRESS.
1S s 2.

THE WESTERN TRANSPORTATION COM
PANY having made srrans se1uents to rcn their Lake
Sttam FrcpeGers On alternate days with those Of the
NEW YORK CENTRAL
, 1862-04-28

@IaIE OF IIIINV VltJt VVOn
~ COUNTY, es-superor Court Of Calc7Eo June
Term, a. D. 1872 Willaul I. Burgess ". Denns Bench
and Feter Is. .PecEh.m.-Attschtaert
Beath ard Peter y. PecksaI rnst , WIs q satssh q
nar.or Cau,i Of Chicszo dated the first cay Of April
L B. 1850, u the suit q The said william Burgess
Fe4er r. FecEhxn. for the s1n: of Twenty-FtTe Hun
dre5 Deilars directed to tta Sheriff Of Cook CouaT.
EoV, tharefnrr untess Yon. the said Dennis Beach
and Petsr r. reckham eha1t peIsoaalay be and apges
e asr daI Of ths ten sas:so1 t. BE- holden 4 shs
day OF June a D. 1s2 gvz special ba.l and p.esd e
ths ss!a glaa@.a,s @ a:o s5S NJ ne ns g
m1rh Of ths property attached nzY be auncieat to
eafisff the Ea.d Judgment a1d COST. IN be ea11 to
sxEtgt7 the EaMa> THUMB .EAhtGh. Cle1k-
WI I. REEaEsa, Ia proper. spa 1881 IN
, 1862-04-28
CTATE OFHLTNDIs. COUNTY

- OF CooK. Superior Court of Caisage; Jnne
Kingshufy. William Rogers. Thlmas.B. King. Horace
Warren, Valentine Il. Ha1shAu and ElJah Bazr-fn
Chalce1y. -
AMdaTtt having been made thst neither Wilson G.
Davis, Hesnan Kxogsh1r1 and Valentine z al*sshsn,
on dre inquiry. 70 thai p1ocea1 can be BeTTed upon
then, and ad sd ayit having been ftsd IN The office
hereby gwen e he said l. R!!son q M 1.Sis aemao
p1ainant died bis bill of complaint u said Court %
the Cha1cery eide there0y on the 8xa day of March
Cnnr 4gtinst said cefendanta fen1uahe On the Hxk.
Monday of June uzIt, ~8sD g ta by @E 1equted
Kingsbu1y and Valentine g. Aktsnan aaa petsona1Iy
CooE county, ou ta drst daE Of thc term thereof X
be hoeen s Ghissge 10 ssid county. on IT, sst aon
ea:d plsinsnts bill uf complaint the same and the
matters sEd thtuEE therein charged and aated a1A o.
taktn ts confessed, aud dec16a Etued aga1hst T11
o~~@~-~ -~'1f' ~ %~e - JHOS B. CARTER CLERK
WuI1Aata WppDnxIpaE q GkANT, Comps 4o1a..
aFS p4:4 4E
, 1862-04-28

Gen. stones Case-~-Inquiry Ordered.
Washington Cor. New Iork Times, Thursday.l
The passage Of the Senate resolutions, cali
ing Oh the President for the reason Of Gen.
stones extraordinary arrest and imprisonment
gives universal pleasure in Washington. n,
one doubts prompt and candid response
from Mr. Lincoln He, at least, Of all others
in power here, preserves respect for the Cou-
stitution and the rights Of men The debate
on this resolution was damaging to the War
Department. Ben Wade, Of the Committee
on the Conduct Of TIC War, admitted thar the
evidence against Stone WAS technical, leaving
It to be inferred that the moral probabilities Of
the evidence did not justify lis harsh con
demnatiou and confinement in dungeon
without Z trial.
The conviction is now very prevalent that
Gen. Stone, while not i prudent officer, being
very defiant Of personal enemies, vas never a
traitor i'll act CT thought eyen, and that lis ar
rcst and Imprisonment were brought about By
an infamous conspiracy. So strong bus this
belief grown, that Senator Sumner, who had
most to complain Of from Gen. Stones uagra-
cious demeanor, Was prompt to avow In the
Senate his desire to yield Gen. s. speedy
trisl and relief from his present odiouB imp1is-
nnr1fTf
, 1862-04-28

@ For the cheapest and best Hair
jewe1ry, Wigs Bsa1ds CufIA Fr1xz.z, etc. 20 to A.
1HsWAlDT, los Lake street, and examine those WOE
ssEf s q II h9 ss5ntay s5ta5ygS sea z e
H11 Hair Jewelsy contains a1way9 the newest FRr1k
1yles. AL articles y:l EtTe entire sstst1cEcc.
10
, 1862-04-28
Eegal notices.
MASTERS SALE.-State Of iii

MASTERS SALE.-State Of Hi
CouatyEh Chancery: stephen Ghllds - s ssmqei (
Chllts. Heman IT. Childs, kiozeus ssutsr ct ai-Fo!e
clnaure Of Mort3aRe- 49,
Public notice Il hereby given 1tat I. G. Paine
ffeer Master in Cha1ceIy of Cook County. State OF
uunelA WILL In obedience To the tnaudsta IN decree
cnterr Ii the ab0Ye entitled caase sal at public auc
Of the Court House. IN the city OF Chicago County of
Cook ato7eeai3, ths 18th day Of May, 4 D. ts1 at
ne described parcels lind situate il the county OF
Cook aforsssio 70 vt: AZ q the
four 81 n township thtrtsava 5S5 north 2f ranEe
tanipg eighty t801 acres A!:o undivided twof5irds
Of one eqnAf undivided half Of the vest hAN OF the
north eAet quarter Of section three ls} OF township
thHtyfour y3) north Of range fourteen ~ east Of
the third principal meridian Containing 81 a0tb
be the same moro le mach and such portion
% nay he necesssE 70 make the monsy due to the
complainant principal sud interest," with The coss
Ao' l. C. PAINE FR9ER
AaEter IN Cha1ceFy Of Conk Connt5.
fsr41fa M Anrll n 1852 ap24rI1HxA
, 1862-04-28
#nuratioNAl.

T AIDES SEMINARY, DIXON,
i 4 HL-The Summer Term opens WEDNESDAY,.
Aprn e9th and closes Ia1y sth Pupf1s can board Ii
DELIsnTFCL and HEA.THFCL location. wo trust theY
Efu 1t6 pleasant h1Ele.
Dt1Qn Apru eth, ISL aple p9et2w
, 1862-04-28
II Fl E.

II FL E.
Northern Transportation Coy
OF OHIO
Isprerared to transport property between
Boston, al Points In Kew England, KeW FORK
and the Vest,
With p.omptrcss, care and dispatch.
This wei known Line Of Fourteen Frstclass Screw
Steamere connects 81 OgGe1sburg With the
Railroad for Boatou and all Points in New
England;
At Cape Vincent With the
Railroad and Propeller Line batwean Cape
Vincent and New York,
End at Osxego with
LINE OF Is FIRST CLASS CANAL BOATS,
Between Oswego, Troy, Albasy aud New York.
Forming srA1L{ LINE nom Boston, New York
OEdershHfEh, Cara Vincent tnd OsTeHo to Clefel8nd
Toledo and Detroit,
AND 4 TRLW EEKLT LINE 70
Chicago, Milwaukee and Iutsrmediata Ports.
AGENTS.:
]. Myers, 191 Broadway. Ncw YofE. John .Hocx
trE. State street, Boston Geo. A. Eddy ogdelabuIgh
HI Creyo'ln. Cspe vincent John Gtaw5ord, @
Tofedo e. K Mathew. Detroit. o.J, Hale, MflWau
kae Taylor, AaT1ay d Co. Rsclne-
cLARY & HOWE, Agents,
Foot Of Ho1th I.asa1le st., Chicago,
lap4-p526nl
, 1862-04-28

lmpO} tent to + emales.-Dr CneeSe-
1nnn's Fn1s- --.
The combna Of inEred1cnsn these Pills are the
result Of long and extensive practice They are mild
In their operxuon. and certain IN correcting all rEegu
laE1tles Painful a1enetTratons removing an 9bsnnc,
in tht side palptaon If the heart whites, all nervous
affections hystericS fatiEne. pain fn the back aad
nmts &C. disturbed slecp which arise from INTERRUPT
tian OF nature. -
DR. CHEESEMANsS PILLS
vas the commencement OF era IN Ile treatment
Of these Irregularities aud distractions Whch hare
ened eeftnany to pREMATr GRAVE No ftnl ale
enjoy good health unless she Is regu.s1 and when
an obstruction tRkea place the general health Dc
gths to decline, -
DE. EHEESEmANsS PILLS
are the Eoet Efccual remedy eyer known for all CON-
P1alnta peculiar to FEAAL1s To AZ classes thev sre
Invaluable. INDUCING. WITH CEKTAISTT. PERIODICAL
REGULARITY. They are known to thousands who h8ys
used them at different periods throughout the ccuut
having the sanction ofsome Of the most kAlEST PHYS
1CIASs Ii AHKRICA. ..
FxrL7CIT DIRECTIONS. STATING WHEN TBET sI0Ctn
NOT nE rss:p, With each Hox-the PEIcE OSE DeLIAH
PET t5oA containing from 70 to 90 Pt1aa -,
Pie =eIt r mail promptly h7 RENTING to the AEen'
q LaEe street soLo Ey DE,Gt:1sTs GENERALLY.
fB Sold in Chicago ct nlanufactcEs prices " LpAD
GEM1TH.
, 1862-04-28

FOREST HOME FOR BOYS
u Thc1oueh Instruction. IN SAFE HOME for
ew SELACT lads. II delightful sabusb Of Chicago,
on thalAke Shore. The naxt esrn tommences On the
first "Wednesday in May card Of fully spscaac Items
with 1eNaha references Eiu be promptly sent 10 any
Chicago, IL p3-q1tSW
, 1862-04-28
10000 ACRES

OF The beas Pine Landa IN tbs stste These 1adA whe-
ther We regard he quality Of the pine the par
se. &c Ed 1is5 ses ioss sfs s1a Il
md nele dr the facilhes for manufacturing and sao-
hRs po 81 q sta ent s5a
1t moi expected that they u1 h.tng At auction o1e
81 @ sest p1 gs % "a apon
II sps ~ IS 3.ss@ sse4 s4 Sf 1evssa sasn.w
@ I'D Bay c!Eya aa5;ns e e 11sss9 as e
&c Ell 4 esr .s s dao
a!esssnk toas} pss ssa1 % Stasa 1ogIg, nE +, ,s
ThsEe ste alsoI ,Es Easts .. tarn1g Iaads Of excel
sasd Ihst besrash IL valley q tde sag!nsv LIS De
@ oa}E aeesi % n 3onsas 1sa stses fae Manufacture 4
tnE day e plones m q 81 bs. ssd hsre are
II one cotfrse5 more that hare bought their ground
ss skiaG zee Eli e =.
th deEano not only to sssss eu a3so sos cSsd Eood
Ss1sy = ths saghaw e. Ias ns1f ~ yesl1.
ssa soea e ,sa9 ~
ssasoted sa q tse ch,ssEo = s1sTEss.s -:
GO a;ss ;s !6s5s
e feez. Tfas h6as ~ speesa1y y9Etay q tas s:tea
ThaCompany has tn its od1ce st DstIolt Z fuit Dc
seript.on of TIE Qas4ty and 4azH g Enapes 92{a
ssh ss cd s Iss .sss @ 81 e g.
] e q sEgss.ss ERssR: !: sas,
iefteT Of Qthe7 Hieo % thn subebe xsDetod1 or e
, 1862-04-28

%1ssets, oce3. Flee and Three
Qsfn1-f<3s .M{lZf01t Dollars,

oti,er stafes ssoeks'.. .xaGaH0
New York CITY bang and other Etockg........ 59looq
estate and otaer sscuriIies.
BtfIs receivable .,....,.,,...,........ IH.9H59
, 1862-04-28

E1tsacts rem 1e h1st Biennial u Eep2T5 Of tae Pro.
e aeys3aas Dessn6er 81 Isl. 81 ProI 4 wineaea,
g Tsa !eess
q tne IIae pF0poroned fae 81 ths 6asa'
*Tfs Esst sair naH Salt Manufacturing Coup=ny are
saatJ & lie 1T 1roan I'd Is Unsurpassed eihef il
np5y 9s n ~ s ~. o.
ncs u qusn1it> IeauiEed safer an Batter taan ne
hs . bos q opr 81
:ss & & ass as aa g.:
|Psge l7s>
10 TIE Beard Of directors Of the Eas: Saginaw Salt
asvs be isssl,iaE With tne eetsas # .ae
q @.a{ Rss f e. ES s5ss
s9th e ssse IT. ana e. ~ nassd s1SoEh g n hs1ds 19E
tspt e,e1 6ilis 6fra Ce7ssed 1sss essS.ess ssd i
the ftt to two rscsares OF -Four or rusty ash From
s.St ssaGS
i tie rmrcse. n. L. F. llc<LG
81 r tas sss or
" t:esey asmsna Y ~ clt aud 4 the upasr Less
sss q E5FEston, e so, ;a 8 1sE1:
se1e i faaks * xh 10 os sssss oaoadsss
ri rs ahnae q 81 Trade md
Of Toledo s.5s: We arc led 10 the conc1asloa sast
eEentuely al beel PORK, packed west OF Lnze
I Eric, wul BE- lad down IN SAGINAW 8a1Ie
| DE1ReU. March 18th, 1861
f. C. HctteE Ex4. Superb dent East Saginaw Salt
| A61ns8cln, Ing COMPANY:
DEAR siE-pui1nE The past Eumu et, Fail and Win.
Salt and have nevez had comp a!nt q RAREEL OF
Rare vr!t.ea Is to ssnd them The Saginaw SaIs u
had It es Fs Esre teng he B.lra s2lt e TIE game
tn fns Ehach ytnEoNs We hAve Ill Confidence in It
and expect to sail this 3fAr 10. berts1s Of Il
an co1 g1s.u ste 1ou Epnn aour conpletc snccsA Ia
fA manufacture. 1Cuf3 xceptet uIlF,
| N11IAaIS & Co.. talt Dealers.
! Cn1oAGo. January lGth, 1867.
Il. c. Potter, EsQ- Ear. SAGINAW: -"
l. DEAR EIR:-Ffom what experience ne hare already
tst thtrk yonr salt superior 10 anJ that 4
srtS als-fFe. TpuYS tnty.
aI:5p1Ila r8sgneaI Dow. QUIRE T. co.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-03-19


A country editor, noticing the de
cease OF wealthy gentleman, observes ::
'.He has died, regretted by a numerous
circle of friends, and leaving widow rs
disconsolate a. any widow need be who
has obtained the unconrollable possess
ion OF five thousand per annum. More
than twenty young men have sent letters
of condolance to her.
The Bedford Mercury makes the fol-
lowing conundrum: Why are the Home
Guards like the lamented Col. Baker Be
cause the last thing he did was 10 de for
his country, and that IS the very last thing
they intend to do. -a--e
Il Dublin Journal observes t at a
hand bill announcing political meeting
IN that city, states, with boundiess liberal
ity, that ladies, without distinction Of
sex, are invited 10 attend
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-03-19
PENSIONS AND BOUNTY

TENSlONS AND BUN 7.
Ts disabled so SsdHen and Mariner. ard
Irido1s other heirs Of those ho hare ded bsen
ksHrd IN the strrtce.
WAS. { TUCKER, Attorney for Clainants, Boun-
y ty Land and Pension Agent Washington CITY.
D. C. Pensions procured for Soldiers. Seanlen and
Marines OF the present war who disabled BY rsa-
son ef wounds =. ceived disease contracted wflis
in service and Pensions. Bounty Money and Arrears
OF Pay obtained for widow or other heirs OF !hsse
who have died or been killed while in service
bounty Land procured for services 70 an army OF
the OF her rars CHAS. c. TICKER,
Wasbinxton. D. e
and AK WILSON,
EiHeYsi Potn7,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-03-19
LAWS OF Wise SIN.
nY AUraogIrY-)
fPp5sisled March Il, 1852
tHtPTEE ~

AN ACT to amend Chapter los Of the Gen
eral Laws of 1853, entitled . Of companies
transacting business Of Insurance"
7h4 P.o3le Of tie St7t< Of Wisconsin, represented
Ia Sellrte and assembly, DO enact Us Jottotos-
Section / Section one of Chapter one
hundred and three of the General Laws of
1858, approved MAY 18th, 1855, and published
in thslRevised Statutes and there entitled of
compaFies transacting business of insurance,
is hereby amended bv striking out the words,
''or principal officer and majority Of their di-
ree,ors or trustees" and Inserting Ia lieu
thereof the words, and secretary
Sec . This act shlll take effect and be in
force from and after its pas &c
Approved March 8, 1852