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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-19
INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI
Snnssp.e-LapA g-
r "A L r Q "A ID


r "A I L r Q "A ID
EEL 7 x g. 81 -. =
shortest Route by Thtrty Wttcsf
so CHANGE 90 CARS To CINCINNATI
Three trains indianapolis Daily. Sundays rxeepied
KyIRsTTRAIN-5.2n An CINCINNATI LIGHTNING
u Express arrive a Cincinnati az 10 NJ and Lex
ington, KY, 7.5o !. ~
second Train-l04o A. M.--cincinnati Mail arrives AZ
Cincinnati $40 NJ, making clnse connection with Little
Miami Railroad for I.oveiaud. Morrow, Columbus, New
ark, Zsnesyille. and Wheeling.
Third Train-635 4. NJ. Cincinnati Express. arrives al
Cincinnati ll:l0 =. NJ.
Fare "a by any other route.
Call for your tickets ria the indianapolis and Cincinnati
Railroad
Baggage checked through.
SPECIAL NoucE.-Be you get in the right train Il
indianapolis The -nly Cincinnati train stands the
fifth track being the fahest track south IN the Union
Depot. at indianapolis.
Will. NOBLE. General Ticket Agent.
WM. POWELL. Travelling Agent my2G g.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-19
HOT ELS.
SCHOOL ORGANS.

NEW INSTRUMENTATION THE THING FOR
n sabbath schools. Academies aud Small charrAs.-
~ &C n ~ - N nc - -.
my7 WILLARD . srOwEL<
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-19
THE NATIONAL TAX.

rhe Taxes Imposed ~ the Tar Bill,
and Passed ny Congress, Juac zsd,
usoe-The Duties en- Incomes, lnsus
surasee Cssn antes, nntireaa Conn
ps0ses, &c.-rhe Taxes an Dtsstihea
Spirits, Manufactures, OILS, Paper,
Gas. Casd1es, Tobacco, snafs, 40.
garss srsws ss~p, screws. Cteshs sess
thes, cline, wine. Coal, &e.-rhe rsx
90 CessSw--g Ne a>sc~ nse Tsxs Ac.. Ac.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-19

Tns To- Bni Jss p---ed esth Hou-s. % cengre-s On
The zsd q June We give bepw table Of ,he iasss Ina
po-sd re NAMES = the sfieie- and asses u
tsxea. .uvi n alphabetical form, resisrns The
table Valuable ior eousssleni and reads references;
The tsxe. imposed q following dss-fent
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-02-12
CARTERET COUNTY. - -

Mr.. EDrroR: While other Counties have been
euogized for their patriotism, and while their noble
efforts in defence Of the Southern Gonfeaeracy hays,
been heraided the press, Carteret has been sys.
Dramatically maligned, and the loyalty Of her clti.
zens questioned. Every tree should be Judged by
its fruit; and every county should be judged by
the acts Of those upon its SOIL and not by the SLAM
ders which may be promulgated against it. Asa
CITIZEN OF Carteret, among whose people | have
spent many years Of my lie Ideem il my duty. As
1tis my privilege, 70 submit few facts DESIGNED to
place this peoples right in public opinion" have
learned that the effective military force of this coun.
ty was less than eight hundred at the time the df
ncutlss broke out between the Federal and Conf.d.
crate p States Forty-fye per cent of that number
l5oo mem have volunteered and are in the servica
ofthe State and Of the Confederacy If every coun.
" IN North Carolina had done as well, we should
to-day have more than fifty thousand volunteers in
che heid rhrty-six per ceatuana of the rotino non
uaton OF the county is in the service feyerv otb.
er county has done as WELL forty three thonsand
q. soldiers are now in arms. Twenty. three ner
centum two hundred and thirty mem Of the yotna
population OF the county have enlisted FIR Tie
saar;' had every other county done as vol, tho
Old North State would have to dav permans1t .ne
t ganlzatfontof twenty seven thousand soldiers WIZ
| had buckled on their armor, till the close Of tho
struggle, whether long or short Four Der eeut,,,
OF the entire white population of the county .ra
soldiers during the war; had the entire State done
as well, twenty-five thousand North Carolipiaps
would this day be lighting for Southern indepen
dence sworn to forego all the pleasures of peace
ful life TIL each armed foe had been driven back
and until they had aided in permanently securing
1 that independence. Six per centpns of her white
population are soldiers; this proportion would give
the southern Confederacy more than four hundred
and fifty thousand men to drive back the horde If
Northern fanatics now threatening our borders If
lne whoie Conederacy would send to the field the
same proportionate number of soldiers, enlisted for
ths a'e' that Carteret county has DONE we should
nave m00 a permanent and efficient army of more
| than three hundred thousand men,
= submit these statements Mr. Editor, and ask
candid men whether we do not deserve something
better than reproaches and slanderous mputations,
especially from those of this county who have been
very careful to keep themselves and theirs out of
| all danger and from citizens of other counties.
which, most assuredly have not done any better if
| as well, as Carteret has done. A SOLDIER
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-02-12
For the Standard.
CEDAR FORK, Jan. %, 1862.

CEDAH FORK, JAM %, 1862.
Nh EDIroR:-I desire through the columns of
your valuable paper, to say few things in relation
to the Convention of our State. The ordinances
which they have passed, general thing, l think
will be productive of the public good; but though
they have been in session for a long while, thew
have not done all that The interest of the State re-
quires. Among other things, they have not, so far
as my information extends, done any thing that
will i'll the slightest degree, put astop to, or even
check the boiling and worse than troacinq auau so
much corn ndother grain in the making of aohiskey
thing that is the cause Of much time being lost in
ideness. (by those who will not go to the aoar.0
and which is the cause, have no doubt, of more
than three ourbs of the disorder of our camps that
calls for the exercise of dtscip pine. have been in
the army for some seven eight months, and am
fully convinced that it is the source of almost all
our evils, and, if the members of the Convention
could but and be convinced of the evil effects of
it in the army, sober officers have seen, they Ger.
tainly would tax their wisdom to devise some plan
by which this might be arrested | have no doubt
our success, in no snail degree, depends upon it.
Taking this view Of the matter, ask in the name
and love of our cause will the Convention adjourn
withouta united effort to put stop to business
that aci deprive the army of that which it may get
need-a supply of breadY
Providence has given US abundant supplies of
grain to meet all our wants. ask will the Con-
vention suffer this abuse Of His kindness in con.
vertng this blessing into element of destruction
May the future action Of this body say no.
ONE OF THE ARMY
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-02-12
For the Standard
WHISKEY VS.. BREAD.
Editor nt the Standard

Editor cf the Standard:
address few lines to ask the Convention, for
the sake Of our common eountry-which is now
struggling for cxstenee-to lesislatc in some man.
ner, so as to prevent the corn and other grain from
being distilled INTO whiskey. Shall we have famine,
we'll drunkenness, added to the desolation of
war? And shall the South fail in achieving her
independence, that dstilers and liquor dealers may
grow rich? You have no idea of the large increase
in the number of distlleries in this portion of tho
State and yet they will continue to increase, if
some measure be net adopted to prevent it. The
future of this is absolutely fghtful to proper think
ing minds. When or how this war is to end no
man can tell. All the corn and other grain will DO
wanting for the support of our soldiers and the peo
pie even If the war might end in month
A heavy tax (say $1,000 upon each distillery,
would, think, abate the evil perhaps cure it to
be paid before another gallon is distilled And
fine of s., 900 and imprisonment for violation. Yes
tax eacb one thousand dollars, and see.
49, BREAD
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-02-12

The official report of Lieut.. Col WaFham, COM
handing the 18th Mississippi, states that at the
battle Of Fishing creek near Somerset, We lost in
killed 48 wounded LEO; missing "a; IN al, 800
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-02-12

: An exchange comes to US with notice that
Truth is crowed out Of this issue This is almost
Us bad as the up country editor, who said: For
the eyal effects Of Intoxicating drink, see our in
siden. =. =. : - ,....< -
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-02-12

SATURDAY, February 8th,: 1852
The Convention was called to order at 10 o'clock.
PRAYER bv the Rev. Frederick Fitzgerald of the
Protestant Episcopal Church.
The iournal-o yesterday was read and approved.
Mr. Mosely introduced resolution requiring the
Paymaster to pay the troops Of the 3Sth regiment,
N C.. troops from the time their services were ten!
dered and accepted Mr.. NJ. stated that the resolu-
ton simply asked that this regiment be put the
same footing with others, the military bill author
ling payment from the time of tender and accep-
lance lie moved suspension of the rule.
Mr.. Howard stated that he heard the Adjutapt
General say, in conversation with officers of the 3Sth
regiment, that most companies Of that regiment had
been accepted with the distinct understanding that
nav should not commence until their services were
needed the State being unable at the time Of TENDER
to arm and equip them. cs ...
order had issued to the effect that the pay of SOL
diers should not commence in future until they had
received marching orders This in direct con-
trayehtion Of the existing law, which expressly pro-
vides for payment from the time of acceptance. He
merely desired that the law be enforced. ( -
Mr.. Merritt thought the legislation proposed en-
trely too narrow and preferred a general inquiry
on the subject. He represented q company belong
ing tosa regiment similarly situated !
Mr.. Rntfin opposed the suspension ,of, the rule,
and immediate consideration Of the matter, because
the Convention was not in possession Of the facts
He thought its consideration should be deferred u-
til the requisite information could be obtained from
the Adjutaut General.
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= SOUTHERN LITERATURE.

=, SOUTHERN LITER
XN7E ARE EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR HUT
w ton & Freliegh's SOUTHERN MONTHLY pub
lished at Memphis; Also for
- - De BOWS REVIEW, ,>,cnp
SOUTHERN LITERARY MESShNuEo
SOUTHERN CULTlVATOR.
SOUTHERN FIELD AND FIRESlDE
Letters addressed to T. s. WHlIANEf' winning
ton, n c., will receive immediate attention..
Jan. "a, 1852. o-S"""o''
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-02-12
BROOM CORN WAITED!

a LARGE AMOUNT. OF BROOM CORN
a is wanted at the BROOM MANUFACTokf OF the
North Carolina Institution for the Deaf and Dumb ana the
Hind for which the highest market price will be paid
Farmers in North Carolina are urged to cultivate crop
of Bronm Corn the present year Any information as TO
the method Of culture &c. will be given upon application
to the undersigned ,,.tp 49,,
Jan. "a. 1862. y = ..,-..s,-, S-sw&wim.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-02-12

HILLSBOROUGH MILITARY ACADEMY.
YElHlS INSTITUTION WILL BE .RE-OPENED UN.
Il der efficient management on WEDNESDAY, March
5th. The services of officers having been permanently Sc
cured further interruption of duties need be appre'
hended. = 49, .- &.
For circulars, statng terms. &C., address
- SUPERINTENDENT II. NJ A."
Hillstorough, N. &.
Jan. 81, 1852. ~ l0-sw&w3n.
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SWORDS, sAsHES AND RELTs.
A LAaGE LOT OF SWORDS :, Ts WHINING
WHITAKER'S BOOKSTORE,
49,. - Wilmington, NC.
r., oa 1900 S,--Sw&w6t.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-02-12
8 A r DIN G'S
HOUSE

OUR WINTER STOCK AT REDUCED PRICES.
AVERCOATS, BUSINESS COATS, CASSI.
" mere and Silk Vests plain and faucy coored Cassi.
mere Pants at reduced prices for caah.
Our stock of Black Dress Frock Coats Pants and Vests
is still large and offered reasonable prices fer CASH
COATS FOR SERVANTS,
so on hand-price six dollars
e. L.. HARDING.
n B-We respectfully call upon all who accounts
Tor notes. due January lst 1861 forward and pay
suthout delay
T.. l.. HARDING.
Jan. 81, 1862. 4-w&swlm.
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I1e Stapoata,a
coalrRoEnsR's REroR

REPORT OF THE coMPTRoLdL.Ek " gr. fao rNh
ACCOUNTS FOR TIL FiSCAi-- : nan A 'sl'
ND SEPTEMBER 80, 1861 e . n7
, 1862-09-29

ache Remedy II the THING. Fo lady or gentleman
will ever be without Botttn after once using It.
Rr1ce Is cents. Sold b5 Druggists generally. Whole
esle Agent for the Northwest T. RLANDON, IS Iske
ksrcct opposite fremont House. Chicago. 1es7s;7p1m
, 1862-09-29
4 ILBEEsAy. EDUCATION with
nIiIffQfY Tnktrnftfnn and nr31p

WESTERN CE1oN col:IgGE snd MILITARY
SCADEE1. 1t FULTON, Ill en- the Mlavt :sippl
Kys5 III opsn its 5ecoad yrar. sept 81 1872 Eth
The College las corps Of twelv- experienced teach
ezs and sGsHrcrs thorourh appoEt.neats, the finest
FLED 10o). an ample and attractive htsry Park. an
excellent and well furnished Ar1narg; 2 nne G5Ena.
tte attention Or parents and EuardtaaA 1he largest
Institution Of 1ts class AID character IN the Uutop
instruction In Frerch Gcran. and Book Keeping trce
Ia Cadets. also In AETlLLERT and IHFAATRf heavy
snd lCht) TAcTIca ZoUAyE and FANCY DRILLS aud
GrM. AsIIca. under officer Of U. 6.A Cad-ts dress
u uIhorms. TERA1-31so per school rear for ooard,
every department. parable. quarterly in advance.
Cadets from abroad room and board under the sarae
roof With and the constant ct the teachers For
t1rculaEs address D. s. COVERT, President Fulton,
Il. f63kufx9u
, 1862-09-29

N0T1CE.-Nlaste.'s S.le Of tie
WEST END OF THE
Peoria and 0quawka Railroad.

xetIse Is s,ss zen TT bE EF;s nd IN
s.n;s q c19ccely Therein p:odns wisrein lanes +
ns IL ssa sna
the eheSEo ;,i;o, bgsstsn @ aao Qa!nes Kola Com
%i!aa NC csaf;s AeasF k n1E!a fsa:
Cask Harvey Llcntner Tobias 5. 1'rsdley and ivory
2ss5 u ~: w
Il H. ni .ais ,,nr ~ Eer srs A. aaa
En- ,s chs'SSase npFlaftsn naa a,sy
GaiE aui G6.r!cs Il WALLER are Cos detsad.ats. T.
saf Is seis =
p7rrsse VIZ a ~ !; Euss sastie st ts senta door
fihy q chsa.2 il .sla state and Sorts:a p:tEes of
ae Il t ;:a1 On es
att oeltcS N the foEeronn e sat day. to the h:
ne ss I'd e%sar T s Ell s
t,c Peoria and t,qu4wka nailroad Company, mi ali
II, s Sc saa
i:ht 4 az ~ SSsapiei tsssey s:stseE III
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md c1EtEo and n,snlerancr of the rail retFca of
q so g. Elsa
hereftom aad all the rights privileges and 7ch.scs
ths lit Il ID I'll sS lie s et;t r.
m ;ss T9s nFpqG u ,S M tee *scod
ot S2s fsS snd i i
f II a s.1
ri! I1otsaEe and ne franchise. aud feats astaehed
tie s!d mortgage usals and =: At sad sale tis
70 sa mi hn
ft SIC - IN ed he msde is;uneft z AZ the rights
Sanford and LrtherC: Clark q t1elr SUCCESSORS o.
asecsed 'e! aad
5ssts T. 5S $sS
Is seenre tte psymsnt Of the principal a2d interest
s5$
nnpaa Eosee III = s
da1 II ID Rreyisa sa; n sad dcres that te Defendants
m or ny q sn I'll psfsoSs nslng iis
Eu. sequent tie said deed Of trust by judgment o.
sid o1s or sF e 9
rerrrs.nt,tsxe and All persons having naY lien BY
persons c:aimlE sdcr them Be forever barred All
e. e. "a fo s a g f2py & s ea
Ssf M nsS syer{ PIT aud parcel tsTc2 a
q sa no.tga5 ;e pTes mi
teat any Of rs rattss in this cruise. who nly bs IN
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s9it se soEe i1so posssseen un.es them etther
Pur -bas on production Of he M4te.s dc ed fos
o @ &c q
contlrmed th.t 1T Y sanac hiss been confirmed undsF
J. F: JeI Of Counsel, and J. N. wkIEER. Solicitor
Chicago, scptsS ber 17,h, 1861, seeau5sa1m
GTATE OF ILLINOIS COUNTY
s Sssas Goas nj SHt Sxe
Helmond hs wife. va Daniel .. Quiveg aud Henry
Public nyt;es !. hereby e,yca !: sts salH nan.el 9.
, 1862-09-29
assfssor's Notice.
A SCISSORS OFFICE OF IN-
IA TKRNAL RKvENUE
FIRST pIeTRXCT. ILLINOIS.

CH1cAao, Sept. 23d, 1S97.
ass1 tassd 5as ess eesa
I9T ~ F5tt q bssfift Of ntnots which eoaPltses sae
=; seSss:s% GRySSi5s4 4Sns9: aSs:s -
Rly tor instruetl9ns q ini5rms.ion concerning It's
tas snts a. ea e
nss1ent n nso t. export the Government and psy
| The DsHict r. been snnavtded into Eleven A.
ts naIa u ts IT, safens of each dyon and
e x @s!d 81 ~ r ths Town Of Hya.
toa oftae Toxp q soS:h c6jesse 9hch it,
Assistant ses!or. ose & sn,ps H. s.p:ssof r.:
r NJ rs. nI ae @ = r. WaFd sy Of
19g fon! sn1fh Il sertn sn Il, a tas
xsstsoEs w Rs7 s and pe E. IL: EE1e Esse once IS
i :sa zsasee ft Of TIC
II Wsdf e s Gy e 9o;5 e
R;ystos 81 Easa Of the c1t~ Of
& aaese caso oseaea aea ID
'Ss5 5Ss Hsess ef 9as s,sssoe o:os as a:s
70 - te street. ID Peoples G. L. l. Coks
pis.ou Comprises The 9Th ward Of the ctv
II {s I'D Ii ss & saei pt 3
tne 2wp nt 1vr ~ q, yn n9tn of ssfse
sssssI EES cifs VII 5aes Post 5nes
Division No connTises tte iii and sth Warts or
ihs StS et esase 1c omR o. N9f Gsnss
oFee No Il Ew7ngs B;ock, cosaer Gla!E anI NoFti I'll
Division No campr es the 9th art of tc e,1tv NJ
Chicago. and 16s 1uWn Of Lake viea. Il HI ~. u.
Knzie nnd iIs st;sct IL ijFuS sto-a. eosoeR OF
n!ysio: No comprises Tie 3sth Ward OF t,,a Ctr
SsssES e. Il! sf st as Ss 'as e
and s3u1h Of uaT:t:on Essett llne Tu7ni7s dne
Iessor. oi1ce = ~ Nansdeids ofics. On Lzn6cr ie
DIyir:o1 No. ccncstses the Towns of n,oou7 r,tc,
Tfornton IEenasr OrIar1 Iemont paios T..1ff. onc
C.umet q s. StxNOEs oI:frs H;ne ri ,no ~ss1 s'2o
Division No ID cor11risss he Tnvns ~ IoSr Tr,,.
rroyiso Cicero Leyirn md fsFaykon e' - W.: W.
M,fHIE Assrt ts1.ss,r ofF9rr r.,,n ~ T+,,, JAIL a7
Division 10 il cnmpf1scs tic Towns Of nstrinrt,n
Hanover Tsatinc Nhetlinv Simnnhsrr Eit S:sors ~
Maine Nliea Sor.hdn1d Siw Tier nE,i Ern.tsnns
] W kIsesIET. Asst Assessor oface Tuxn az M ~.
rinEtor. ~ ~@
The annexed LIST of trnl,s and ,,s ara sr
, 1862-09-29
educational.
hGAPLEWOOD Young

N4 Inetltute, P1tts1e1d Mas. commences its "a
nndimnisbed b. tbs war It adds to its usual FILL.
Nea for Instruction IN The solid and orr.ncnfal
and culture. For circulars address Rcv. r Y EPEAR
Me p11nEInA1. aenf .r6(ln.M1TAE
, 1862-09-29
TROY FEMALE SEMINARY.

Il T1lit Institution offers the accumulated adyan-
fAECs Of nearly {ty ycaF4 Of successful operation.
Every facility is 7:oyiced f.r tho;ou:h cou.se OF
uarful and ornamental education, under the direction
OF corps Of more tsn twenty professors and teach
ers. For Circulars app.T to JOHN H. WILLARD.
=
, 1862-09-29

This farI}y school. both Classical aud E.x;!s. Is
located tho IAke Shore near the Osslant Station
The ncN term viii commence on ths frtt Wednesday
agreeable home. is the design OF the school card
o specific inform alton with rc4iablc References Will
NICHOLS S ItnX 1an1 E1iraz ae4 n1titIK
, 1862-09-29

ESTATE OF ASHLEY GU
~ BEET. DECEASED Public not!cs is hereby
given to ali .: hlTt11 sims against the estate
Of Ashe: Gilbert deceased to present The same for
the County Court Of Cook County to holden tho
Court Ho7te. fn the CITY Of Chicago, On the third
Monday 1Octo1-r Il n 1872.
MARIA GILBERT, AdtnIniatratrtx-
Chicago AEE i9th ixrS auNt1A-Gw
, 1862-09-29

u BON of RAClne college. RACING W1u one4
SATURDAY., Sept 1OCh. 1862.
Terms 4SS per anrum. payable seni. annually in ID
vance. Win An Entrance Fec Of Is. There are few
yxeAnctca. For adenisaton npniy 10 Htv. JAME3 DE
bONEE Rector kactne College. Rac1Rt, VIE.
, 1862-09-29

OFFICE FOR INVENTOR RS.
~ GErrzNER 4 CoIKs. Washington D. G.
Poet DEcr Fox 1j5 1ErE AEHGEa :-EOD L. Tru u60Il.
us. SenAte Ill; Hon ". Grimes $. Senate Ia
Hon, &, B w MashnuEne = G; n1 Hon gsen Lov;f9Y. y
&Satsou, ESQ., Ast Sect Of War; Geo. iIari1ngtous
Eeq.. Aht Sect OF tia Treasurer; J. r jones' Esq..
U.6. Ma.shal. Chicago. jy50tE8 su1
, 1862-09-29

Nm, g. G. SANGER. graduate OF Harvard Uni
Ver1ty, who hsa had large exror1eucc a. teacher
w1l open select Ectoof for 1oyr. In Chicago. Sep
senbtr 15th thosoneb course cl Ea:lish and Class
cal ttud. viii be pursued. The reet Easern and city
references Furnished. For cicuats md foIhex infor
nation. address e. g. RANGER,
nu21f.S-5w z. o. Rox I'M
, 1862-09-29

Initials.
252 South Clark street :. C. o. D. per Express
-. Redwood Gass Co Publisher ut the Review
PubiIeer Of tie Morning bulletin Pablls!,-
er Of tho Western Banner Publisher OF the
I'reebytcry Expositcrsa White Clothing Estab.
T.cmcnt Btock. Agent Boudoir Sswiu:, Machine
-. a t'eoEia ct 80 E1itor Of the P1estyoer ID
-...N E IL p-..-Secty Aetn :. Clothes Wiring
e1 73 Lake et.-- -.Wn. n. BarQue yauguaru,
, 1862-09-29

WAR CLAIM OFFICE OF
w GRITzSEE Z CpHEE. washington. 2. G.
hn5i, T. s. aensfe ill.,: lion j. " Crimes i. s. senata
Iova; uo1 Z B, wa4abaEae s.a II & e. n; Hog 9Tsa @
eury; r II. Watson. Esq. As't Sect Of Wsr Geo-
Harrington EzQ- ASK Sec Of Treasury z IooeS.
ESQ U. S MzIlhaI Chicago tJ32 t11I 5u
, 1862-09-29
To the Nervous Of both sexes.

"a Retired Cier51ns having been rtored to health
days after many years Of great suffering Ia WILL
Enk to Assist others hy ecndte see} % the recepI
ct postpaid directed cnvelopc copy fthe psscfil
Fulton street Brooklyn. New 1ork. 3e9H4m
, 1862-09-29
Commission. #ercbants.
+ EDUC 4 GIBBS,

@W1HAatH1aoAVN 14BmV8AKNX8s
R1rdcu1ar attention given to ordefs for Flour Grain
Mqot &c. Liberal 4dvances made on conatgamcnts
70 HunAAo. NeE Yofk, Boston and Montreal.
N6fenouAe 81 and 81 8outa Water street Chic3gou Ill
J. LEpQc. Thf99 uNH1vI = GIRae
, 1862-09-29

Allie 3'atber miss
Aldric1' E1iza A mr
Alexander Ella uiee
! Adicu Kate miss
Allen Martha mrs
Allen Caroline V miss
Allen A]enzo F mrs
Allen Caiv1n rors
Adams ha,G mrs
ACaIne Sarnh furB
Eu7EckR Frnncea E nfl
Br1ne 11aUora nafEe
Ryrnte mrs
1scu'E.. AEn
Bu>hrtH Laura A mrs
BEsi.ns:il II mrs
BitIaE Il mrR
Buttest!e}d Harriet mr..
Burt Jt,e.1,h mrs
Barry Robert mrs
af15ri.ise Anna miss
Barber Mary L 1nies
EaH es c 3 mrs
Barrett Arvi1la
BarIer II mrs
Bartlett Hc1ru II miss
pates Z Rmrs
Doeccm 1fcsene miss
I:lx.er kargie D mics
Ees: Ia.ey E.osn miss
Bell II mrs
Bes1k1cy Sarah E,iss
Rebny II miss
Benjamin CP mrs
Beedy Theresa miEs
HcnR Il Ccrrelia E mre
Btutz kary G 1n1sR
Betbe Nelly mfss
Dccee Henry mrs
Bichord phebe 11n
, 1862-09-29

Of the Toulca and Petersburg Rail1osd Company.
burg Railroad Comuany. viii be held In Jacksonville
On The fourteenth day Or October lS for the purpose
Eoesolltation betvecn the said Company aad tho
Jaefsonyflie. Alton 4 g. Loais Ratlroad Comoa1y;
and. Il fAd Articles thall be appEdyea the nstt t1eo
ton for Directors Of tho Consolidated Company 1tn
her. 1857. WM. G. GKEENE. Ffe:tdent.
:J4H HkEDAY 8efTe4uv. - -xet4N33l .{aE4W
, 1862-09-29

@ For the chespest and best Hair
1cwery. Eigs Dra.da, Cufla, Frlzzcts ete 80 to A.
@ Al lo2 Lake street snd examine those *Sn, M
from tsse natural when adjusted ta the head.
kis Hais Jcwelry contains a1wayp the newest PAt1H
yles. Al R.lcles will give entire satisfaction
Cc43E1.tY
, 1862-09-29
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

n NUTICE To CONTRIBUTORS
1V Chicago. Hn:1iz gton ard Quincy Ratlrosd Gem.
panS, EhcARo. illinois, Sep:enher Is, 1851
Sealed proposals xil be received by the u7deEagncd
until the 1rst day Of October 1t ". Tor the gEad
Ing Of the Chicago Bsancn of sain companEs Eos4
from AutorA to The CITY Of Chicago. distance Of 81
miles. Maps prohler and spec.hcas6us ot the work
Eay be examined 1t the o2ce IN Chicago after the 10Th
lnftWhere ale. formation dt strd in reference ia
the work NAY be obtained,
The right especially reserved t. reject any prupo
6iton that may tot be deemed for the interest thu
Company. J. VAN EOHTNkcK, .
sells u45Std Fretfdent and Chief Engineer.
, 1862-09-29

lersons wishing drop letters advctiscd must
afHx three cent stamp,
t#- Office open from 1st of May to t:t Of No.
yembcr; aa,!y Except Sunday; f,Sn fo = m I'LL
November 1st till May LIST. from a, m. till p. m
daily {except Su1days) and on Sundays fro n s.31
till IU.15 q. m. IL. ECRIPP3 p NJ
S9xe9
, 1862-09-29

wv = IF VI II II VI Z VIZ 0I
~ LEAE1TT = WRIGHT. AttoEneys at Law;
and Bounty obtained Trensnrcrs Warrants promptly
collected and the money retuittct Fc!9 ko,A- Dl1-
charged E01dle-.' pnY collectc1 EGes fLo,
.Addrssa LEAy1tr 4 WRIGHT, Chicago. n Ontce
G3 Clark street, fni Gst1Y