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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-01-24
Proceedings of the Board of Supervisors

JOHN B. DouaHrRrY. Prss't c. 8. Foster, Clerk
MUscATINE, Jan, l6.
EIGHTH DAY.
Board met pursuant to adjournment. Quorum
present.
An appropriation of so was made to furnish
stationery, &c for the County Judges Office.
The Clerk was authorized to draw warrant for
&. 900, as interest on the Levee Fund, due the
Swamp Land Fund.
The following bills were allowed:
Allen Broomhal, Justice fees, 81 %
Vim, Evans, JUS ice fees, 40
-. Dorlaud, witness fees, "
Thomas Jones do do ~
W. Overman, d. do o.
VIM Gordon, do do "a 40
VIM. F. Davis, do do 81 ~
Jacob Cashier, boarding paupers, u oO
Five dollars was deducted from the fee bill OF
Justice Davis, allowed yesterday.
The petition of D. H circuit, asking an appro'
Or alton to build bridge over Mad Greek, in Full
roads and bridges.
Mir. Robb offered the following resolution which
was adopted:
ResoLyed, That the Deputy Recorder be allowed
one.half of the fees cole for recording all In
StruIncntS mat may Uc lieu III us OAASS AOi sH1'
purpose, and that he may be allowed, out OF the
County Treasury, one half of the fees on all pa
pcrs that have been already recorded, as full COM
pensation for his services.
Mr. Robb submitted the following report:
Your committee, appoin ed to count the funds
u the hands OF the Treasurer, beg leave to submit
the following report, viz: That they have per,
formed their dn'y, and hud ih the Treasury. OF
State funds, ST. SOS Oh, and OF County fund 81 ooo
Report received. .+
The Clerk was authorized to approve the Bond
of the County Superintendent of common schools
1t was resolved that the bills of those Township
Clerks, whose bills have not been allowed Tor want
of the proper atidavits, shall be paid as soon as
| tae said affidavits are filed.
The bill of Jacob Cashier for S., 35 was allowed
Forty dollars was allowed towards defrayng
the expenses of the Swamp Land Commissioners
| The bills of the various members of the Board
| were allowed and ordered to be paid.
On motion $l00 was allowed for the purpose Of
erecting bridge over Mud Creek, in Fulton
Township.
| Fifty dollars was allowed to repair the bridge
| over the same creek on the Upton road.
Mr.. Crane, from the committee appointed to en-
ouire into the collection and appropriation OF fees
collected in the city of Muscatne, submitted his
report, which was adopted.
On motion the Board adjourned sine die.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-01-24
RELEASE OF $50 MORE UNION
PRISONERS. a.
GENERAL LANES STAFF.
TOM C0RWZN COMING HOME.
Heavy Reconnaissance by General
Grant.
IOWA LEGISLATURE.

Especial Dispatch to the Muscatine Daily Journal
FOURTH DAY.
The House ordered the printing of 1850
English, $500 German and 1000 Danish cop
les of the Governors Inaugural.
Each member was voted 10 copies of daily
papers or their equivalent in weeklies, pub
lished in the State. s.....
A resolution of thanks to the Iowa volun
teers was adopted.
The Committee on Rules reported new
rules, as follows On Rules, Domestic Manu-
features, Judicial Districts, State, Senatorial
and Representative Districts, and Congress
sional Districts The Standing Committees
are to be reported tomorrow.
The Senate voted to print 1000 English
1000 German and 500 Norwegian copies O
the Inaugural.
Mr. Boardman, Of Clinton, gave notice of a
bill limiting the sessions Of grand jurors te
one term each year; also, providing for the
payment ofjurors by the parties litigant.
Mr. Watson gave notice of bill requiring
bank officers to stamp or mark all spurious OF
counterfeit bills or coin presented at thei1
counters. WI. D.
FIFTH DAY.
DEsMoINEs, Jan. l7-5 P. NJ.
HoUsE.-Numcrous petitions for the repeal
of the prohibitory law and the enactment O
a license law were presented and referred tt
a special committee of five, of " hich Mr.. Nc
Quinn, of Benton, is chairman.
Petitions were also presented for receiving
Treasury notes and Iowa bills for taxes.
Mr.. Stanton gave notice of bill making
immediate settlement of estates.
Mr.. Mccall, of Story, gave notice of bill
for the appointment of a committee on tho
expediency Of reducing State officers salaries
A Joint resolution was adopted asking Con-
gress for the location of an armory at Rock
Island.
SENATE-Notice was given Of bill by MIR
Cue, for the protection of sheep of WOODEN
manufactures, exempting sheep and wooden
manufactures, linseed, &C., from taxation fol
five and ten years.
After mnch discussion and twelve calls fol
yeas and nays, the Senate voted fifteen copies
of daily papers EACH
A Joint resolution to be sent to the Presi
dent, Senators, &c, asking the brigading o.
Iowa troops, was adopted. ,., - -.
Among the chairmen of Standing Commit
tees arc-Holnes, on Ways and Means
Woodward, on the Judiciary; McCrary, o.
Lee on Military. Affairs, and Angle on Rail
roads. ., -,s-..,.,Ts e.fres W. Ed.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-01-24

DIscuARasp.-The remainder of the 9TH
Regiment Band arrived in this city yester-
day noon. They have been mustered out Of
the service.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-01-24
THE JOURNAL

~ Only 1913 men are in the German Regi-
ment at Davenport. The Adjutant General
recommends consolidation with the 18th. e
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-01-24

A CALICO BAHIA shop came off at
Reulng's last Friday evening, at which all
the ladies' in view Of the present hard times,
appeared in ten.penny calico. We are glad
to see that the gay of Muscatine appreciate
the stringency Of the money market. A per-
son who twas around" says the ladies never
looked so bewitchingly beautiful as on this
occasion. Good for the ladies'! Now lei
our young men come out in ''homespun. y
Who has got the "face" to inaugurate the
new style? ....
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-01-24
Miss SIidell.

Miss SlIdell.
The girl stood on the steamers deck.
While men in arms were thick around
And from ia cinto's threatening sides
A score of cannon on her frowned.
She babe them leave her father there
She challenged them to do her hurt
She madly laid her bosom bare,
And fearlessly exposed her-shirt.
Dubuque Times.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-01-24

AZ Peterson's Magazine for February.
With numerous fashion plates, and with the
most entertaining reading for the ladies', has
been laid on our table by Mr.. Demorcst, of
Palmer's nsws.depot.k ! / . ..s".
Also, the Christian Almanac, Methodist
Almanac and Church Almanac, (Protestant
EpiscopaD each Astounding in valuable Stats
tics and instructive reading. all
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-01-24

Bro CRowD.-A tremendous crowd Of coun-
try people came into town, Saturday. The
streets were thronged with wagons, cutters,
sleighs, jumpers, and everything else that a
horse could haul.
We should like to have seen that en-
terprising individual who counts the country
wagons that come into..Davenport, occasional
ly, undertake to number the teams in our
streets, Saturday. He would have been
counting yet, in all probability.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-01-24
TELEGRAPHIC.
IREroRrED rxPRRssLY FOE THE JouRNAL.l

IREroRrED ExPREssLY FOE THE JouRNAL.l
WAsHlNoT0Ns RELICS SAFELY
.--'F DEPOSITED.
GOVERNOR MORGAN'S PURCHASES.
Cameron Confirmed as Minister
to Russia.
MEXICO MAKING UNITED AND VIC
OROUS DEFENSE.
Gen. L9ne Authorized to Carry
ON the War i'm his own Way.
GEN. PRICE RETURNED TO ARKANSAS
French Vessel Attempting to Run
the blockade at New Orleans.
RELEASE OF $50 MORE UNION
PRISONERS. u.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-01-24

| Colonel has nOtlhed General Mchean tnat
such result would be agreeable. m
| Now dear JOURNAL, word to the ladies
composing the Muscatine branch Of the Iowa
Soldiers Aid Society, and | am done; and
first let me say that the hour the Muscatine
ladies' joined the State concern proved fatal
hour to the 18th regiment for SO far, as |
can learn by observation and enquiry not a
single article has been received by our boys
as the generous donors intended-and God
knows they need them. Let any one 60 in
to the hospitals at Jefferson City, where dis
ease in almost every form holds high carni.
val, and see the condition of the poor suffer
ers there. Ladies, did you contribute nice
clean home made shirt, a pair of drawers,
warm socks and soft towels for the use Of
that fair haired boy burning up with tho IT,
phoid fever? Did you send him nice jellies
to disguise the bitter medicine, and soothe
his parched and fevercd throatf Yes, you
did, and God bless you for it. Bot where
are they Do you see how filthy that coarse
flannel shirt il, as he turns in bis bed to
gaze with wistful eyes homeward? Do you
mark how his lips culver as he swallows the
hateful dose? Yes, you observe it all, and
you have put forth your modest efforts to
assuage his agony, but in vain. By some
miserable Encouragement of your State off,
Gals or your agents, he never receives the
would be. welcome contributions. Is there
no remedy? Why not withdraw at once
from the concern, and 60 it again on your
own hook? Consider it well ladies if you
wish your kindness rewarded. "a
"a Yours, respectfully,
Russell b. HARE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-05
<-us MoND Ta18.
-a-s--ny 7v,,rs N ~ s,aoHa-s'sT sac Car

a. s.-ny 7y,,rs an 81 sr'OEa-s'ST sac Car
.icss.
She .--s 5,rsL3 To- ,1s DAitT Wal" within too el''
90 E,- ., rcslr IS ~ iranssos 'esd''s ara TIE ail
,. n ..t-f.e,erly surveying bcl elIss' Of readers
t, ,lry.z- sy--.a a. led oaly 20 othNe subsc'ip-
a,-5 lave la1a,,I % 10 resoFi 10 he oa!y easihis
rsls yr managing Ar-s city eiFeai--Oa, 10 Wit; thai
Of propaganda 70 ~ CSTiasa IRON tbs date, there
Ar, No sasssr.2o1s Tor the wsis TO be lei rishn the
, Ill DO t,ssu =. sis Office Az all PoEsOns indeesSd
H., s.,.,97 % the present time, within tie city, are
5,,{ 10 eel Is tn o&ee and sc;5ie IheiF accents
-. -,-rc-s ELL Of COURSE continue deliver the pa.
- %, -,s 5rsrt subscribers and receive ply Tor the
Ills lat, OF d.tecu cents per Seck. The pcele
-,- aaderst.ad hs. an restriction upon the sale Of
,,, ,-r1a 5y C,sgrs viG;u he ei'y Il removed, sAa
. - who 50. is may 6a- It from the Carriers or have
If, If. f,- diem O., srsr r--isnces or pisces OF business
..-..ri-- zen. 1851.
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DIsSOLUn0S Oh Cg.fARTAERSHlP.

DISSOLUTiOS Oh Cg-fAGTaEkAblP'
yUyak co-PArtneTsip OF alariSsOn, Anderson a. O0.'
wss dissovsd on JAY Is. ey mGaal consent j. A. OLAHt
- m sstte he bosne- oagh either PAstasr wall sgn 70 h9lt
dalton books sad accounts can DC tSSnd - we 0e
oigrkson Co., Eo. l0S Hal sasst , =, ,vVsns
IN. ANDERSON,
-, Z, Z. EROEsELL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-05
ApIsL, 1907.

DRY GOO Dis.
Ne -yRcrsNrg as ,his ~ shA sisv Of nsElpg PsrsaA e
~ - especially sNlt1l 20 eKasins oar stss& q 49,
atJD- re ceer Ger sac.
10 ~. Brow 7hc-iags Eni EhraiEg.,
30 U.aE1ary..
-asea b .-chci Sher-lays and shTN.EA
81 r,rs p,a.d ans sE' ped OsTaoussa,
. as-- -trip=d sad Pi.l b5acstiea, fer ttrNAs1s
~ 5zi-s 1t.z.rs
70 E-flls nd dtr.a Cd khlrtiaBA
10 cases Fs--y Prtuts,
e. CrtHlEfs7,
&. lr.rfea rzmarina.
IS a-l..cEy clas ana rseeda
Al ia s-s-.st - C.RyJ Aad Zee Lnena Tor EsaH YEA,
Il, 4. r-. ,aec1 Lawns. slzla striped E1d Eaoroe-
80 &c. ~ Nl, a. Cl5thJ, Csss.aeres Nesa-s, E. ke,
- 10 I'LL ari lssy sasaP TIE cash ~ PtoHaPi Haat
% SWIFT 4 DEEWsT
Nc n rssrl ,osL
s.-hnaai
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-05

60, TEs iss;a - = OF DEPART
-.sS rsN7- hEn ll-SrAS t5-i -0at beg % invite iAs
..t- rtse rstissi N-gsas-ts0 Of ErYaors 2r-neaei 2
b.. re 81 ts gulfli.fAtt s.Ass, hoT IN hic-saoad q
- ~ a.s..a -.y s " Isooigs. ~ ssr, SS'-siSzl.
GA. E-.VeiE 4r-. 8iauz sSOOAs, &c, Eh''A WI
--"lf. ..a1 no fl.r .rfrs1.
I'D ~ 1ersrsi 20 srtc1.s Et1dug Eut re 1anriatof on
-. 49,, A. AoEzs
FrbIhGr Aad Bookseller,
- EEL2 street, &eAnc-t VI.
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CmANGE OF sCnEs>UEE.

CHARGE OE SCRaEs>shE.
ESSz q - Szzlissl sG4
Richmond ~ Petersburg Il. X.
SaaI alter Monday he sath February tie aa' shs
~ road will lolOSt:
TEIiS,
Leave Nehncpd at As dsy and Petersburg al te p, m
TssdHr AED AccoxxopATios IRAN.
Leave Richmond daily except Sundays At SI5 and q&a
o T., Gnd PsIsrseuTg s. s:oc, N
Ira VII sic UEy ~ HALF Way station ChesieF ana
Post WaluaM Junction
81 silt bear In MIND iaa. they ere sqEEed TO ahov
pas ~ c Governor other Aut. crlEsd befoe
hey oAn leave he city by This roAd- - H. ClLL,
toi General turt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-05
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gIv-9VpR sTEER4,

- s-s4r,-a t5---e-s =rI -s.As%' ssis
{Alrys CCri asi- ana 21ss 10 sAs a. ior prices -
1l-scs 1f. I'd iat-13lS r=4e - -fdsl AZ saS~i 40
@ -a--lg 81 liz cca5;y =rgsric KY.
~
"a srsEE i,tI. HAS 81 gIE.1sSs
rfry -s on r----- srrhrfl snl sca.i4 stat. hA-
..-t,--- l.zl-c lt. yol sf i- g-cN. .-Zs-ss
.e-r.i be- s.e 1G1 - RCTTEc. al t-r Is h-sn
- -i o-te-ry %. usg as "a 'l-t of szales ltake
.- % rcFs rrr1 sr-y % beafn' y0us Batter sell
$500 +. s,l AS " ls1g ~ IN larger ,tlp
- 84..-r Az -e2I Stss Pl-iag y1z
-a rcl8rs .ss To -- e"r1- -'1-ut -
-ta-e - ranr Cars.t prise; sd. &C 4rAi
r -r -.r a. ur.sa Eo'ls "a jhe lowest q rk=i ~.
..e 1854 &C. -tr r.tks re ut-rast % b5il re fsrss
- s, arst. -z1zi "a. 0. receive scv otlsr e3yu.J
.-. .t Hrr1 iq-. ~ sal yeas particular afsu
1 =-lars.asg srsvscg9ae' aaye s-ea ss-t h-re:cre
the -a1 ~. sosth v4s- Eccs1 mate n ilrsAt s-r-
- i- 10 --.s-1-s .ua t- 'alJ s-i -s.s besa c1gNg'
4. ,sss II ga -- o. g. IS. L-y-1ye ys-u. Az - &
U....--- -1lra= -. lElls ssy-..- 'ilz.
ASs5CS JsSAs tg-nL
G-seer AL Cslla-i- sec .fr.-iAIt
- O. -l1f. IA on go. s'gA.l.eA. a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-05

. cCEsJgs EDITING CLOTH, HRASs srTEs
= AOJEsi received Jul yuiTy o. genuine hrcnor euqf
Oeh 10 10 IL 1900 pair Drsss Military gpGG 10 "a Pa
ted Tad Gnd Steel Egurs Also, Walkers, Eleys CoKI srl
street. ocig
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-05
saAala' PArESr
= - NEW HARROW
cREGT RARGAIYsI DEsY GOOBs

notice ,hs city and coaniy Peeps IN Ssat OF any
p, eoola Uoald do uslby calling a Nc. 81 nj street.
4svnV aysrs i,rre II Prints, Ia laeohs fkss
A. pn and agared Bareges baeL and eoorea sA eaa -
as anliss blsaoned and brown dhtn8 and soee1us Oe
,ers- ard Kentucky Jeans sped and tot9ese oF zen -
ssrysrsa Lsdigs eaters; morocco, Mo ara Vssaln hSe.
.,, and Charens shoes, u every sic ard qualify L4hs
1d Cga eocds Tor I'D boys Ia lea ST. snd is
$3.50 al tS eerts ss ~ StL g. LIeu Bos Ems s. =
49,. I,iss linen - S. E I'D % een9; tzrasoS Psr
Ssa stpsd Al 10 eeats ssss aaasFio s5d !aeonss
49, m. ad Wits rare.u sstgnshJE los prices we hLes
bxbro worked Bants and Coars, 81 eSs an nose goSa
sSoyc ssd = many, numerous 20 EsEon e1ss ~
tbo. eSs1ir- more they h5nshi before we
hsl urss hsi Commenced Re cArea Nat roc come 70 Ss
Fshi piSeo' Nc ~ N JossPH sTRAUsT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-05

I zoo .tCEk0Es uAHUFACcuRE go TO-
~ % Geo We haze IN store 1880 packages MAJ
r'stl- Tobacco - vtIous braais snd qualities Which s
s tkc m psYut sAuk u RtsylEsaA Hotes Il 10
prizes AZ 'J he uoFs hAnk 10 stata NUM- JAhA
..,rr-f W al 1.rH sf--cts sells
FEGsGEASS anu 7SIgE PSANrER, and kdhs
I Faf-r n th -r sac 90 HnLDs gkKSss
\ a. -----t Frrv- = D. tolx
- gH3. asW dlLgANs srCAq rr-.iyi-g sui 'oT - -
sE-'s SL0P. mon -Castc O..
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PACKET BOAT Fur LEXINGrO


an and after the els, Fl April. Packet YRelnssS
~ roa vii throul h - Lexington ssNsl 80
IS Iyaehbu aal Buchanan.
FROM RICHMOND
To ", tsylle .flOO To Lexugt1n " "
To iync,butg LIS To Buchanan 6sS
J,e sehxond rs usasi ~ NJ, Mosdsy, wednesday and
EJ,y rs,c1 A. chbig SO houis AMI Len gton and suen
y an a. P. NJ Of the Ieooad Day
VIII accompany the hro 81 Boat far as Columbia to aVod
er5sdng ana 10 give eS,hpa,ssnser BETH
RETURNING.
Leave LsIlngt n and Ruchan AZ A M Monday; "e1pes
la an Pdsy LyaehyuTg 10 IL hos and him h1 u
- IA
Rlv see time q and Fare te:wtea Richmond aud
Lynchbu;g: 49, -.
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suG-a

NOTION.
[ ,-Si, ,ti,,. d.ys OLARS5nE 90,
~ " 10 loo Naa E;reol
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-05

NITRATE or MAGNEsA has long been known one Of the
" best Purgagts ue IL the usual form Of Solution
loud Preparation TOO bully for the traveller We have no"
ITO rAms sOIID FORM bottle being equivalent 70 three
or four Of the gud prepSor and yTs.rRbe Epson sss
ses Powders or the usual ApercLs and Cshafucs. avery
Traveller should have bottle with him at this season CT
the year.
FOR sale al MADE BbIbkh Drug btoro,
iva isi Main IT. above ?. o.
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vase NtCEiOS li'sCss

sf4 q. & SAB or s,z5 ,-sa
rs-as ease, SIS l-y Commenced De A-eoa eUr' -
s- -iI- o.. Ntt..t, a. tns A. sc1 Egsn or ffAns-g
.'...- .a-r ee.aI 's.i ty D-tI- eSfSUkf.
Sill a--g par icy AZ ps. Ss;s'E, anc sc!riis E
rrr rrra f alf Sc c sz1r .'y. Ne pledges b.
tr.- re rsy-st - AZ patrons 1Ei d-lrs has-
s. son BE ',-r r Us t-Ad h al Ue e-'blId C
r M Gle st-- --ars= price. ne I'll rAke lbersi sisa1ec
z rr5.y l k-1,-sli IS prepared 70 b'Ari psr5gss
sized .a .rsl, sz1 hr S-rvA-tlhaycg s-ars sccos
l. - ~ l-;s Il sTOESs,
o., P-zsslA, 8gd door ssls- v eli street
sr-rrs.N ISL.
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Eicu,no1d, Virginia,


Ticuno1d, Virginia,
.rNsgsl. tsMHtSSl0T uEECHsETs,
A. N.- o - s- 90 f1siss I'D s'aSHias tos-''e
...... -f.-.sI. sei2-Sr
.-s IS 1st9rl-, -l,1rtCa Spectator, a-d Fseicr
-.-..s Sees. I s.rv ma sui SEQ all 70 stls .tle
s,ryAs - 1rE OSfS ''ssSs1N-s T1Ntt, FSs<
; t4.Fgos. 'he con''a,on % Horse an
r.t.a 49, .. arpsl.- 81 k.srs.nE trL on b-'a
- rat .E..g1I. Sss-. sIi bse rPgs, Ant al s-a'--
..r ----- slnjs -ssl sy ihz ~E'rsr t.ll- sses
80, ~ al soy c-t 60 a-lr and can be len "a AIR
N g. .a--.se' 4traut H iA,as s.c- O. 30 aEsi pceF
a.".lr- .sn -sl e-i eSt'a'N-y Hs-e r. s,.olle'e
- .-fs ti1 "a aha g every &c ,rtcr o.
- .a...-...F r. i-a1.rf .s sss,i ly s---ss.'ug
No.. t.. Oscar. DBL. y.-E.I L-Lstss.i5n f>r "a IRE
o.. -a-, o. Aso-..s. ns-aos els.isi Z. 80
$500. s...- .a st-l- ma o. JA>. y F-' AL itsf
- ,1.s is ru,s.r sai ,-ta-t,,-. -s- -
r, .sELRE cars. L:iitaTy caps. IOa'
T.. -sr.t Ts.s, Mlol--Zs s1t Srti, % - LiAFi
ia large a--cG or HJ1e -4AAuiae.rfei
D . 4..f .a..ai J-S C.lst and Fatigue sy's Caps -
81. . .H-". 'syort7-- tc ~ A. i1 A.! l.S
IA -s.l attention D. iei'rsi y ta- hla,S AHiA5
.r- 1..l o.. all -kraes. Zap rrsra'sa-
Cess r-.g .si "a sapr,t II s,7Ss re ,oaaais-i2s
+. af--t- avtal -.fi- III % c'1iL
IL Efa- DO ~ 30 rAu ~agvet =. .aHz l. Va se.L
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SAsakSr EsyrSxs. 4 nA9s.sE sss-s
kfoyN -,

fssALBOTT sEorErs, ProyretoI q Tie aeeys svLA.
4 bsl.eirs PORTABLE HEss sssit IN. G. a n
provai esrsruo;cn sill sirs fror ~ 20 tory fvss
zissle for oreuIsr b, fbresAag hseha-, tni ehu
pEeaes rhea hey latter themselves ar. n. tlnt asS
per.5r 70 spy Tiles built hs-e siferAers.
Thsy viii tsrEsh 6FffIoalRI sTksk sAaI>1S. ifs-
stn sotse 10 required psper.
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A Presidential LIfe-Guard Wanted.
To the Editor Of the Chicago Times
am not politician, nor the son of one
only common citizen,-but with my hesat,
and mind, and soul intensified for the Union
and Constitution.
If abolitionism can be kept within its pres
ent lines, the Union army will sDon subdue Sc.
cession; and this northern monster can be con.
trolled, ii we can keep our President in his off,
cial place.
Our PRESIDENT IS, THINK, IN DANGER!
Abolitionism wants him out of its wsy, that
he may not bride some future Fremont or Hun
ter, and that our radical Congress may pass
radical bills which the radical Hsmlin would
not veto.
Secession wants him out of its way also, and
for the same reason, that radical bills, not We.
toed by the radical Hamlin, would give its
rebel leaders all the material they want with
which to urge the southern people to an eter-
nal resistance to the Federal Government.
III these twin imps desire the same thing, NAV
not one Of them undertake to accomplish the
object2 ,.s..a
Ia secession too good to assassinate7
Do you think anything but the hangman with.
holds the hand of abolition2 Has it any other
regard for lsw2
Then insist that there should be at once or.
ganized a Presidential Life-Guard!
= The life OF the President Ia the life of the
Union and the Constitution! g. b-el
/ Will the people come forward and protect the
bulwark Of their own liberties2 &c,