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, 1862-09-16
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1-,a,sfs .ed E.i4.sfs III. . E1E Hs:s 1ksGE,
sa;5os1 rou:e fer Lt'e So. Z. 'sc.oa. Ss: -
Ts:ered aud surplus. E'it c.::. &o1yr4lsoe.s1 11x
n, rn Gnened On ttls a,l .son1ecuoEA AnG ev&E
atte1t1oo u p4td to she: y as-1 FEora AAssMoGEEs
@here 11i b9 fouu3 eYsrt rpaVe1enEe for tecdl1& m
:esfast eaoice ?E;5sa 81 95 =. e pt554ADEAx;a4 - ~. r
sien he tnnnd The shortest qickeat a1t nznst tt1t3
,aIte ~ Eor stock % Eew Tork3v1A A11e1tCKH%1Sa
Iii feWeT changes tEaa AoT other
KNOCH LEW{s, Gen1 S1pt, Atoon4, e.
L L HOUT. Gen1 T!eket Agent FatladeIphlG
~
, 1862-09-16

TROY FEMALE EEMIAARY.
8 T1,f4 Institution offers tie accumulated aayau-
.aCe< OF neal. dfsv ye1.- Of successful operation
Every facility Is provided f.. thorouch course OF
Of CORPS Of more tl,sn 1staty professors and tetca
.ts. For Circulars apn.y to JOHN Il. WILL AED.
, 1862-09-16

ache Eer,ray is the THING. No LADY Q: gentleman
viii ever tie without Bette utsc1 once using it.
E:ice q certs Sold hy Druggists generally. Whoie
F4:e AFcr1 for the Sorthwcsr4 T. r. LANDoN. S Lake
sttccL orroSItg fremont House, Chicago lc:1.si03u
, 1862-09-16
AIENA & CHICAGO UNI0N

N RAuNOAD-Bu11E AKxANaML
q and sftef Monday, My l1tn- l9s4 szzt1a YE&
lesva Wells street Depo: ~ LolcEs,
80 1. T. and rs T. for 9ev!tezc Koef4o1d H. r.
Iedlata points: szs 4. =: ena - g o53s D15sS
;1a p IL for HIefn. BeT1dere Rockford, md i1fs@S.
Tate pQn1 sd 7. ". tor asnevs nd M n.e! ~ HI
ocirra Faaednee1 Tor Beloat md land1v.Ao Mlu @sa
Is sSo 4 m and l!oa u Train Psssea ~ Iof Esz5
u Late. H Hensy Kcaro9@a; @ GsnF!x 9 ~ - @e !"
in7rFetaate sQintR. VII IAo toa s18 & u" 4AaA%
7leepans ea'' y" r 3. TAIC0Tf. aN. k19l
:. ~ vHKKxNR 8aH Eaksaa6ef Akaa4. T.
, 1862-09-16
k.E a.s. s;tN SOLID Any
~ LEK:s
t ,HICAGU AND ttUCK I5LAN

~ RA AILfataAD.-ENAyGEp or TINE
sac,n.cE ArTanseMent, con,merr'73 Sander Nsys.
taF5 excenteh. 200 H.: S2ht E1prr>. 5aturda1r ~
eepfed. e59 F. \: Joliet Accon1otattcu, Sunday '
copied. 5:cQ r y: Through Trims arrive f:NA,I !.
aEt e.. F. T.: Joliet Acco.nnl etlat:on SIS Al
jobs F. TRACY. Gent 8JI,
, 1862-09-16

DIR. j. Il E1cCxA*N>
c,yyYx1f;AN a;,L Epf7, at.cSss = n esata:Ety
rne csad.ttca ant locality of ser5ss. by simple
Ecd scientific method, without asking Any questions;
Enhaia1ioa a9d Constitutional rreascsEI ,sess: q
ea Eesyt- Of thc Stomach o tns Lixei hiaae{S Dror
Esa Ee.:gls.a. Paralysis. Fstn!a, sps=E E.Is Dis-
s.s 81 liz Ere Ear SKIN Dis ast- saTture fsar.
raxk n elctt all curaele dis ,as2a Of long Standing
u:rd il the shortest ross;:.e 1T VIC Aro not =
xCureAu" docror. anc w!1! uatttSe 60 casa Wlsoout
kEa,- nrnaltct e EeE0TcIT.
, 1862-09-16

uh ~ supnsessions. 1rreEala;:t:et. Fasla; Of -.
.GoTee 1umorA e. Ifi5-arJ EaeaEea Set ,ous Seblsty
air or D;stai. Me14:.ruauoIa l1E7enncsa &C- VII!
ie sreeGEy cnrcd. p<sono1= .ruEs :E]r-io5t
a. ,:cpnkia!e uledic1'A ef any k:nt Fave no cc.i
I'D The ail::ciee a:e cordially Invited to Cs E1d iSt
.ks5 :seEaE:--es
a.E2ku}s;st1ut and Examinations Fret
Of Charge.
n. co;x;ar,:eAt.pas ct11ctly condae1tzi- tE1e 10
rht Street I.ailrsnn luine corner q Stag: Sla Vat"
EcdTess t. e. :lsCaNA, n D. Chicago, IL Letter.
Is ny address inc:oslrc atat ELL receive pruI;pt
rcs. ee41-~V
, 1862-09-16

ESTATE OF ASHLEF GIL
given to Ill D, rsocs wing Claims against the estate
q Ash1e. Gilbert osGsas+d to present shs s*me fof
the Cenn,y Court Of Cook County to DC hoIdca a the
Court H51Re. In the City Of Chiciso, on the third
Monday October: a D. EsSe.
Chi:ac; Arc lnth 1ss. au!D t1346T
, 1862-09-16
Gatit1lt .Furniturt.
lu1l1brr.

r UhfBER.-I would invite the at
- tcntton Of dealers and Others purchasing lumber
u ChtcaEo to oae Of the largest aaa most coplese
Aortcut Of Lumber in this mAtf:ct: also, Dressed Sid
nE, Flooring ana Stock BoardA 6ash. Doors. Shingles
Lsth Long Timber. ~osta. DO frices resson.n!e e
Oydcrs tled x!th pronp.reska and fidelity Ckr*losdet
u yesd Yard xnd Ofece E.&1t et1ee.. between PolR
nJzss&Qam READA Wu1LA1B.
, 1862-09-16

IlI4at another Gt;teraz F;.ilu'e---s' Ling Cara"
our &an!c-1 1aiua5lc Usnts about S:tl Corn.
, 1862-09-16

VAULTS AND OUT HOUSES
Cleaned very cheap ny J0EN MASON. 81 Norss
(aack street, PQ5s QEpa Boz I'll. AaHp1f+5E
, 1862-09-16
Dotels.
/ MEXICAN HOUSE, BOSTON
: u kQN IN EG3E NQQ
Beat Arranged Hotel

ReeE Arranged Hotel
II tie Few England States u centrally located and
s1AY Of Access tfo all routes OF travail 1t conthn1 Ill
Id comfort and accommodation ol the travelling pue
lc The aieepnk rooms aEe 1afEe Aod wel vear!hted;
ufntshed for taEea and la-ge travelling parties and
- House III continue t9 b 9spt = Ant class aots9
II 6y6ry Ee&rAE& LK@n k1CX FfdVEsAeeE'
, 1862-09-16
9pfciaI 3an1ttrs.

@ DR.. James, formerly Of New
Orleans has arrived In Chicago and permanently
located nj Sc Randolph street, between State and Dear
born ktreets Chicago III
, 1862-09-16
TIL E
4 e9teTa Transportation T.;
AED
WESTERN EXPRESS.
l s So,

IN &G 6HN lAFsSE5GE
1862.
e;saa FroreEers On slteraste dags Wis ihosa :: i
NEW I0KK CENTRAL
AND
MIGE3EGAN CENTRAL K-3IEHOEES
sl g ts sas s1Sssh nc ed
aenty superior facilities ior tte transportation Il e3
sazys ID 1.eaaa,ed al csSEI fsc:het e enEsss
$50 Canal Roatss
q sas largest elsss el1 Of hisa lesva New ye:z.:
srSa:G as;7 connecting a. un@'n Nth sAa fo'la7sct
TEE WESTERN EXPRESS,
!2.esd !sr &c e2e:s.sa & .ns Son;aas2 viii -
s1 .as y15og. ); leading ~
The Upper Lake Fine DnilE>
W.T.. CO. Steamers &C. C. Line s:ssEez.
1ssSAWANDa, FOUNTAIN C1EE.
flsfE STATE, VIENNA,
MOHAWK, mENDOTA,
7'LYn0ETB. EyEESIeEET CIR
NEPTUNE, GALESA.
NAY FLOWER, CHICAGO.
~: s?p!3 i =: %es:er9 T:atrportat:oa ult:a 81
o@1se, :oot q michigan street.
The Dtt,'o;t Lf,.e D<4i1g,
S0F sss:s $'*st 4 ssfs:s wiz
Ut, CO. s:earaszn- VT Co. ascane..
lLLINeIS, Euaculku,
SAGINAW H3s.xy- %vF3 g ys7
OMAR I'As.Ia.
Lea-:as the dock Enc Bas:r. every erecting, II:
ssssi I'll, EGs freight or 0ssSate apply cosn1sE1
8-Tz rsfsts.1, IafeHo, SH,l1stsht
asld E,'f@t% ,:s:Y LiIae.
Eeats. Esi..soed b,esIcss,
EuUAT1R. EuufN0X.
AIkAxES, EUrsIlkACE5.
Eclipse, CONFER
ROCKET, mAroCETTR
CEEAiOEAt DJsONTES.
FOssEsE QUEEN,
.ns aosx II 'x FL 9 +
iooi q Sicf}asn f}a snes avf4S ~ " - D''e 3sA' '''
ses nlils ia:nk and eenuasta by cana1 or Kallzu@+
= sSSs s$'3':; cosnt,e. zs0. rev 7es:
E SHssE, Il: !is II: soi a!ssaS Asa i: S ,o.z
Il j. -TALlMAD:5E Mississippi no3 Ir=.=s =. ti.l
'e.';suad Duck. Milwaukee.
| E-A EEfk. (;Fc..l Bal, Wis
| vt. GEln, boston. HAS
| Xl3ee-7 Transportation Co. Erie Gsstn, Bulky.
N$JGNEE
| 3UHD 4 s:CislelS Cleveland. t.his.
] siF-+ Si9i.i y SifTH t:D- To.u 10, E--..h
| #. Z. DILL, SarJu-hE, uhIo.
| Jtf:lt HEaiFS + = Erie, Pl.
| IisIclsi, 4 RATEGe'D 1:acIne via
Es:SQ3EA P1EE CC., Ee1csll.1. Wis.
| r, i. Ea{GEf & Gu, TauseKsE, Iii
| - E3EnLAsIl Steho-e.n. sEt3.
G.. u. SICK1Nn-E.
Down Freight Agent 7;orsa Dearborn s11.e;s
r. ~. 'TETEt.ss, Er Freight Az<A9
| Foot ei ata;t s;sect. Chicago. II.
aplap356n
, 1862-09-16

fHiCAG0 AMI MtLW a;Fxs agSS
~ 2AILKCAD-
FOB MiLE1rKxK. IA CROSSE Ct. rArc. D-az31.
BE:s..IN. AND iSrEkxEE.A7x 1ciSr3,
JG sro alter aacNDAY, May @ls, l>a., rasseEr1
G:it I'll! 1eaIc the Depot. cotr.s ot Wsa: knzte e5
CA1ni 6treetA tS11dayt excepted, IL fosiCG3.
s:t5 L. Il and 80 r st and arrive Ct .1ilyn1xax G9
Ests 4. II, and l2.3s Z. ".
passenger Trains s7E1ye At Chicago At ;13E A Il ka5
6:i5 Z. n.
W*rkxnAx Atscoxyor'. TrnN tBAsr ;eaye. Ehic4v..
at aa9 I. ~ AID artltes II Ettclru s:fa = Il,
ma s. e, BALD YIN. Superintendent
, 1862-09-16
SPECIALIST.

Cures old Chronic and recent diseascs Has the tca
eiunoniat Of the medical fraternity Medical Journals
ood the almost entirt press Of the South,
OEce Honrs-Tro1n ga. II. nuSPM
Consultations tuY3olnh1e tn1Ne1r9 TIN
, 1862-09-16

"A Retired Clergyman having been re tored TO he1lta
u 1.w days ner naEy years u Ercat nS;nf
81 nos usd i.l -ctrd cnyelop; copy 2:tae
Son pred Direct the };Ev. JOHN u. oa1AS "a 49, 80
lEuitcr street. ItrookIyn, New 1e!k lessl-.tn
, 1862-09-16
TH e
Northern Transportation t;s',

Nu1!hefn 3fdaspGftdilGs ISl
DF OHIO
l5rrepared 70 t,ac.rarr properly be:re-z
2sete;:: al posEts in Kes7 Trsiand, .ew Eofaa
and tbs Vest,
With r1carsnees. csse ao1 dlsra.-n-
ss VEL i.aowr: Lire Of Fourteen Fire.c!asa .tzt*
s:e-5.e.-. Connects NJ UgdeE%b1rg With r;a
Rallruad fcr Boston aad all Points In HsF
EngtaEdt
81 Cape Vtccent With tie
R1ll-5td ard Propeller Line between C4A
Vincent ..1d New York,
and at Dswrxo @!tb
1EA1 o. IS FIRST CLASS CANAL R2hn
Between Oewreo, Troy. Albany anu New Ycfk,
rorni1E ! I'AILY LINE .rnm Roaton, Few 7c.i
OEdsc6auTE1. Capa Fncs7t and O5VsTo - ClG7e!s2:
Tn:sGo aid Detroit.
AND A TIL WEEKLY LINZ TO
Chicago, Milwaukee and lut67ue5:ats 9orts,
AGENTS:
;. 1fYers, Ii Btu6d~sy. New York. Join Kos.
Ing State street. Boston Geo a EDDY. OEdeusbls2l
II. j. .C1cyoln. Csre Vincent .loan Il Craw1oF. O
ergo: Potion 4 I.resd. Cl:vciaad; Walter Z H-yg
ste. Taylor. Ma;z7T i Co. EAcne-
c4ARY Il HOWE, Agents
Foot Of Forth Lasal1o st., Chi1.Eo.
6u1
, 1862-09-16

@ For the chespest and best Hair
.1euelry Wigs Brade. Curs, Fv!xxets. etc 80 70 y
pRsWALpT u! Lake sire and sss d.sct gu,
trrifctnl from natural when adjusted te ,eaa.
ate Hair JeEel.> CONTAINS n}EAys the nsNest fasis
CE.tGIiy
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-11-08
Ready to DIE.

A few years ago. there lived near here
two neighbors, who were often quarrelling,
and frequently came to blows. One day,
being at work together in the fields, they
got to "jauing,' and finally to blows,
when Uncle John got the better of Uncle
Zal, ard gave him a severe hogging. Now
Uncle Zal always, when he got into trou
BILE, was very pious and very much re-
signed to his fate.
IL think you have hurt me so tina, |
never shall get we'll, said he; butt m
prepared, and ready to die
Uncle John ran home as fast as he
could, and could, called out to his wife
"Sally Sally Where's my axe?'
"Why, John" said his wife, what are
you in such hurry for your axe for2'
Il wan, it, said he, ito kill Zal H
with for he says he is ready to die, and
want to kill him now while he is pre-.
pared, for am sure he will never be ready
again.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-11-08

MAKING A BARGAlS.-Bidyt-" Here,
Ar O'Grady, is nice bit Of carpet mis-
tress told me to sell It's as good as new,
and you shall have it for five dollars
Mr.. OGrady--" cheap enough
too. It's you always does tie fair thing.
III remember you abou, Christmas, dar'
lint
THE ACCOUNT OF SALEs-Mrs. yeakias
-" Why, Bridget, where 8 the dining room
carpet?'
Bridget" That old rag OF carpet !
When you went away you told me to sell
all the rubbage. Mr.. O'Grady gave me
half dollar for it, and mighty glad !
was to get rid eff it,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-11-08

The notorious elephant, Hannibal, be.
longing to Van Amburg l. Co menager
lie, a few weeks since, at Caldwell, ILL.,,
killed man who, in the absence Of Han
nibars keeper, irritated him In order to
prevent any further accidents from the
elephant, Mr.. Van Amburg had bis enor
nous tusks sawn off, few inches from
his jaw, thus reducing him to the position
Of a non combatant in the future.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-11-08

The rsdoubtable X, in payment for =
cigar, pulled out little swAb Of gummy,
greasy, filthy postage stamps. Cant
you give me hard money asked the 81.
gar lady. "Well, madam responded
X, al have seen very little harder looking
money than that!
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-11-08

SMART.-A gentleman, one evening, was
seated near lovely woman, when the
company around him we're proposing con.
unurums to each other. Turning to his
companion, he said:
why is q lady unlike mirror?
She gave it mp
Because said the rude fellow, -
mirror reflects without speaking, a lady
speaks without refecting'
Very good said she. "Now answer
me. Why is a man unlike mirror
cannot tell you
because the mirror is polished, aad
the man is not
There she had him.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-11-08

"God grant the rebellion may contin.
ue,' was the prayer Of Dr.. Cheever in
political sermon in New York last Sun
day night-"if the doom Of slavery is not
sealed"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-11-08
NOTICE or DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership
IN lately existing hetMee Francis Nj Zisbach
William Frenzy. of Sioux City, county Of Noodbu-
ry, and State OF Iowa, under the hyM OF ZlEBACH
4 FRENZY, in the publication Of the Sioux City
Register, was dissolved by mutual consent on the
18th day OF March, 1862. All debts owing TO the
said artnership to be received by the said Wm
Frenzy And all demands on tho said partnership
arc to be presented to him for payment.
n. NJ. ZIEBACH,
WM. fRENEY.
sioa1 City Iowa March 18th, 1893.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-11-08

I respectfully solicit the patronage OF
the business men OF this and adjoining
counties, feeling satisfied that we can give
satisfaction Goth as to style and price.
WV. Fancy.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-11-08
no THE PEOPLE OF NEBRASKA.

THE PEOPLE I'11 OF EBRAshA.
I'LL 81. q
~ ! Z 70:
Look to your Interests.
me call your attention ia my large and well selected
stock Of
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING,
HATS, SHOES,
BOOTS,
GROCERIES,
HARDWARE,
QUEENSWARE,
DRUGS, &C.,
SASH, GLASS,
AND NAILS,
My Goods were bought for Ca N In st. Louis and
Cincinnati and having adopted the strict Cash bust.
ness, this enables me to sell my goods low, and
little lower than they can be bought elsewhere in
the upper country. All l want you to do is to give
me call before you go 80 SiOnx CITY to
buy, and il cannot suit you in price and quality
then shall ask you not to buy. BY selling my
GOODS for CASH, am enabled to sell
Mems Brogan Shoes at from 81 %, to
$l,75 per pair; Mems Cloth Gait.
ers and other Shoes in pro-
portion; Mems .Kip
Boots $3.50 per
Pair, and up.
wards;
Calcoes from
l25 to Is cts per
yard Lawns l24 cents
and upwards; Summer
Clothing cheaper than any other
place in the country; GROCERIES
PROPORTIONATELY LOW.
ns-I would also call your attention to my large
stock If Fatmtng Imp phi ents, of the latest
improvements and styles, which will be sold very
cheap. In this stock will be found
GRAIN CRADLES,
SCYTHS,
SNATHS,
RAkES,
PITCH FORKS,
HAY RACKS,
PLOWS,
CULTIVATORS.
HOES, &c, &c.
And in fact all necessary implements for the farm
and garden My motto is puiek Sales and small
Profts'--what this country wants. Now don't
forget--itis
ECkUART'S STORE.
Dakota City,
Where you will find these articles cheap.
G. Y. ECkiIART.
Dakota City, n I May 3ot!i, 1854.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-11-08

Idleness has Of late become q fashion
able accomplishment with too large a
portion of our young population. EN-
pigment is getting to be thought too vul-
gar, and toll hardened hand not fit to
be offered for the acceptance of the fair
sex. Give us a hard head and a soft
heart; but, instead of which, soft hands,
soft heads, and hard hearts are now oil
the 90 in What the dyspeptic pimps Of Ell
euss:e call the beau monde The cater.
pillars of sloth are making great havoc
in our neglected juvenile nurseries. They
are stripping the young shrubs Of promise
Of their greenest foliage, and bligh'ing
the buds Of enterprise a. fast as they ap
pear. IF matters 60 on ia this way much
longer the rising generation will soon be.
come fit for nothing but to be hung up as
scare crows in the moral grain fields, to
frighsen young people into habits Of in
dustry.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-11-08

A SPLENDID TEsrIMoNIAL.-A few la
dies Of this city have caused splendid
standard and two guidon colors to be pre-
pared, which are intended to be presen ted
to Capt. Hayden's Dubuque battery. Capt.
Hayden is we'll known in this city, and is
brother of Mr.. A. s. Hayden. It Sexton
Bros The standard is of silk, of blue
ground, in the centre On one side is the
coat Of arms Of Wisconsin, on the other
the Iowa coat of arms This testimon
il designed as token Of the appreciation
of the galantry Of Iowa soldiers BY their
Wisconsin friends aud admirers M.
uaukee Necs
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-11-08

Rev Jackson. D. Benedict, the treason
preacher of Buffalo, has been released on
taking the oath of allegi nce.-Ai6any
Journal.
We have already stated that Mr.. Bene-
diet was arrested for preaching from
Chris's Sermon on the Mount, aud inter.
pre,ing it TO mean that, in his opinion,
Christians were debarred from fighting
with carnal weapons -Butulo ~. "
Courier.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-11-08

LIVING PEAcEABLY.-" What do they
mean by a cat and dog life 7" said hus
band to his angry wife look at Carlo
and Kitty asleep on the rug together.
wish men lived half SO peaceably with
their wives" Stop said the lady;
",ie them together, and then you'll see
how they will agree"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-11-08
Charter Oak, Valley Forge, Shang
hal, Plymouth Rock, Prize Pre-
MUM, Arctic Premium, Gold.
en- Harp & Parlor Cook,

M TIN and JAPASNED WARF-A good as
sortmsnt always on hand, which is made in the
most durable manner. Also, Eve TrOughs.
Conductor pipes. ain Roofing. sc.
The patronage of the public is rcspec fully solicited
maylT CIiAS. X. SMITH
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-11-08
Courtship Down I'm Arkansas.

Before they turned rebels the Arkansas
girls we're noted for their pluck. Their
very natures seemed imbued with the
greatness and pride Of the created things
that God has placed around them. But
since Gil the people have got crazy IN
Rebellion the girls seem to DO cowed,
and in the sulks once courted an Ar.
kansas girl, and must say she was a
"brick in point Of tirmness and self will.
| adored that girl for nearly three months,
at the end of which tim, withdrew my
suit in manner somewhat similar to the
man who retired from the hotel feeling
the toe of the landlords boot pressing the
seat of the pantsloons-he left suddenly,
refusing to pa:rou,ze that tavern any more.
But let me tell my story before you laugh
Ut me.
While l was sparkling my beauty, my
visits you may suppose, were generally
kept up till pretty late hour Of the night.
Her mother-as fine lady as you could
wish, but rather large in dimensions
slept in an adjoining room the evening to
which l wish 20 refer (especially.) Log
cabins are not very compactly built, and
sounds can easily be distinguished from
one room to another. Sallie. (for that
was the way my sweethear, spelt her name, J
had reciproca,ed my ideas upon certain
points TO my content, and | had resolved
to start home. Taking out ny watch, l
expressed surprise, (as | always did, at
the lsteness of the hour The said she
knew it must be late, from the sounds.
"Seunds = said !, listening attentively,
but hearing nothing that interpreted her
meaning sounds l don't hear any
Again | listened, but without success.
"Why, Mark said she, don't you
hear ma snore?" and her face colored,
'twixt anger and pride, at what she deemed
my jesting.
"Is that your mother snoring p ex-
claimed l, in utter as,onishment; "Iswear
have been ali this time thinking it was
the puts from an up river boat, and was
won ering what made it so long coming
around the bend Your mother was
going on to make a further remark; but
d'dn',-for, quicker than yeu can say
"Jack Robinson" my adorable Salie
pitched into me, with both her fists doub.
led. amt no coward but can't fight a
woman, and so just incontinently sloped.
never have forgotten Sallie, and | love
even now to think of her; but never
dared to 60 near that log cabin, where
she lived, since that unfortunate night.
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"Thsre's two ways of doing it, said
Pat to himself, as he stood musng and
waiting for job. "lf save me two
thousand dollars, must lay up two hum
dred dollars year for twenty years, or |
can put away twenty dollars year for
two hundred yesrs-now which shall do?',
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UTlON I!

rI,HE public are hereby notified against pur chas-
/ Ing a due bill for six hundred dollars, signed by
Carl G. +. Meyer. said due bill was given by to
Michael Jones, in August 1897. with endorsements
on lid note of two hundred and eight dollars paid
by mt abont month from date. IL September,
1858, the balance Of said notc with interest, was
paid by to said Michael Jones. The public
bill.
.= CARL G. +. MYER.
st. James, n. T., April 5, isG2-4w
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Line Of Stages

To the BITTER ROOT VALLEY, which
will enable Miners to reach the Richest Clutches In
the World in from 80 to 81 days from st Louis.
~. The "MINERS LINE" is the only sure and
quick mode Of communicate between tina Great
NOrtn-West and the Mississippi Valley.
JOSEPH LABAkGE,
Commander Of Emelie
JOHN b, LADARGE,
maya 3m Commander Of Shreveport
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with our large cities, and more can have
occasion to 60 abroad for their work,
when they can be served 81 home.
The New York herald., 1862-02-10
QUE ExpEDITIoNARY CORRESPONDENCE.

UNITED STATES GUxBoAr CossAcK \
HArERAs INHr, Jan 81, 1862.
arrival Of ne Schooner Colonel Sdee,lsy ,yah Ordunn ne
Stores, Rved Cdssoa, dc.--Gunbouf Pradics-Cnase
After Robsl Ganboat, dc.
Some anxiety felt regarding tho Of the trans.
port schooner Colonel satterley, which was relieved
when she calmly entered the inlet the Goth inst She
mas the sxpsdtionary signal corps board, and
the anxiety regarding her safety. She loft Fortress
Monroe The 10th inst, and made Hateras light tho
ssme evening but unwilling 10 enter the inlet after
SET stood and of during the night On the succeeding
day she was caught 10 gale and compelled to put 70
Ehe remained In the vicinity Of the Gulf Stream until tho
gale had died out and then mado for the inlet reaching
she bar outside the 28d, where she anchored
nght. Another gale blow her out the following
morning, and kept her out until she again made this
chorage safely yesterday morning She suffered ds
mage whatever In addition 70 the signal corps, she
brings valuable cargo Of ordnance stores consisting OF
shot, she'll powder and rined Of heavy calibrs
Tho gunboats have been practising their guns
<nrng The past few days, with the buoys targets
SINE excellent shooting has been made The Cossack
A>s just been armed with two steel twelvo-pounders
sld IL ready TO "take hand" the fgbi necessary
The gcnboat suwanoe, wbicE, u was thought, had
The New York herald., 1862-02-10
SKETCH OF ROANOKE ISLAND.
fotfsfss MONROE, Feb. 8, 1862

FoRfhEss MONROE, Feb. 8, 1862.
The flag Of truce from Craney Island to-day brought
over several ladies to 90 North.
One Of the lady passengers reports that to-day General
uger informed her that he had received despatch from
Roanoke Island to the effect that the federal forces had
adranced Roanoke Island, and had been tscice rpuls
The attack commenced at O'Clock yesterday morn
Ing Feb and the fight eas l going on whea tie latest
Ne,cs ,vas received.
NORFOLK, Feb. 8, 1862
messenger, arrived to-day from Roanoke Island, re-
ports that four federal steamers Off the island last
hight and largo number Of vessels twelve miles
below the island An attack expected at that point
Gen. Wise is in better health. a.r "a