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The New York herald., 1862-05-30
Tho Manufacture of Iron Plates fox
Ships Mt Pittsburg, Pm.

In reference the article in tho HERALD OF Saturday
last stating that cny three plates had been put
the Roanoks that owing TO the difficulty in procuring
iron to manufacture Plates she will net bc ready for
five months, Of leading iron manufacturers
state that thero tho best facilities in this
city fer the immediate manufacture Of any
description OF plates required. Half tho yates furnish
cd til, lronsdcs, built Philadelphia, made here
by B.ilcy Brown Co. They four and half
inc hes thick thirty wide and feet long,
weighing ab ut 0e0 po. nds EACH 9his is the only
mil lavng complete machinery making plates
Of any desired siZe and weight.
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prutiny on Board tho Ship Victory.
COMMIT L OF NINETEEN sEAMEN-CAUrIoN TO TIE
UNITED srArEs COMMISSIONERS COURT


UNITED sTArEs COMMISSIONERS COURT
Before Commissioner Osborn.
MAY 27-Tie United .Siaes Us Richard IYdLh and
Eight ohcrs.-This formidable array OF prisoners ap-
peared again in court this morning. accompanied by q
proportona:e number OF Marshals deputies.
Fron the testimony Of Capt. James Ainsworth and hi
mate 1t appeared that when tho Victory hor re
cent voyage from Liverpool to Now York mutiny
Cured among tho sailors; the captain informed by
the mato that tie mon reused to PERFORM the necessary
watch duty the captain said he would allow any set
Of sailors To make la for the vessel he commanded
and immediately proceeded to tho To- ccatle to
with them they heard him with adherence EXPIRE
swatch in, watch out," Captain Alnsworth with tho
assistance Vi the mate, was proceeding to handcu the
ringiea1er, when instantly knives drawn,
there between tive end six hundred passengers
board IL thought prudent not to onl niger their
lives and the SAFETY OF the vessel and the captain
solved to lot the mntinocrs free and the the
bst way he could with tho pcaceable OF this
and some OF tie 70 FACTORY members who did duty when
ever il suited them. II fifteen Us from the o
OF tho attempted revolt until the vessel reached New
York. On arriving in the Earbor Captain Ainsworth
oserei bout and put man ashore with letter TO tho
iarbor Police. -Four OF tho mutncers jumped ovo. ard
and escaped; but by the time the Victory gained her
nivorngs at pier No. sho aided by o
lcsse ef roiice. who took tho emaans ninetoon mem
OF the nintlnccrs into custody.
Tho captain, on bong cross examined by Mr.. j. ".
Smith, behalf Of the prisoners sad no hal been sailing
between Eli glald and New York foe goen years
Lad a charg mado against HIM Tor nIsc nuct AZ
and DC orc la occasion to make complaint
against any of his subird.natss.
Mr. andrews United states Assistant District Attor-
NY appearc for the govinmeat. ad upon the tcsiino-
ny adueeI tho Caraisaonet dccacd there was suii-
Gent to sci9 thu accused beoro jury Io her sforc
committed than Of ;rill, G2ng tho OF bail
each at $50 TIC penalty, conviction, may be
1.-Two years imp isgLsnt az bard ahr and 81 Geo tine.
Mr. Smith sail he heped tho trial would be nsough;
Mr. snirows sad rs sooa as posso.c; but tho
jury in the Lirc cors we're discharged until tho 9l
OF june Ine prisonils were removed ia irons.
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Personal Intelligence.

General Pfin - cNecoi ~ arrive here to-day In the
Spuliah war steamer Ui,Oa.
Governor spfaguc and stan, of l.h0ds island passed.
through this city yesterday route FOR Washington.
Col Campbell, OF the British Army Capt Patton, OF the
steashprcat Eastern; VI. w. Haso tine, of Csnbrid ~
NJ. Morsa and wife, OF VOW YORK aud G. Amory Jr. o.
3 .s.of., arc stopping ct the Breyocrt House.
Ezra Cornell and wife, Of lthica; nr. c. Campbell and
wife, Oh Jamaics -. T.; y. r. johnson and we ana A.
Wing and wie, Of Albany; J. 4. Warren, OF Cncinnati
j. III. itrol OF Washington, and srs. !. j. MCCumts OF
Now Orleans a.e stopping al Tho As.or House.
G. Smith and family, o. Geneva; w. 5 Doll, OF 81,
Louis; W. iitkcn an amiy, Of Come tcut; 4. u. An
drcws, of New 0rlcaaa y. II. Melville aud family, Of
Chiclgo;R H. jerks, q Phia lclplt:r H. Fasncsworth
and Il. w. Anhoa, of Prvyidsnce, stopping Mt tho
81. Nicholas Iytc!.
Major NJ. Mcfherson, OF New York y. A. warriuor,
Monroe Rates, y. j. Brown and G. Satterloy OF New Or
leans Il. !. Wodo and j. StanwoSd, or Il ston; W. p
Chase, Of Portland ard a. l.. Grves and j. cOlnwe, ef
Kentucky are stopping ut ilie Motrop .itaa Hotel.
Hon. J. uleny, iohn Fox and family, John Nix N
ami fanny and Richard Nixon, tf New Orleans; Cain.
d'Arm' n.sros, o. sp,n Nath Il .,on, J. c. Brnham
OF cuba; Vail, of lrvy W y. suss III, United states
Consul, from 9 lba David eiIum anl family ard W. :.
aser, of Providcnce. T. y. Hutor, of Bostcn; s.
Weaver, Of Albany. Samuel patt, oi Toronto, and n. T.
Carraston OF ossego are stopping at tho Fifth Avenue
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IiAITIM 'Fa, My 81 ISUZ.
Eugene Van Ness, Paymaster United States Army,
died today at his residence in this city. He aged
nrty olght. and was highly estaemcd Eo had be. In
the amy twcniy -ihraa years. lie a son Of the
late Judge Van Ness of New York.
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establishment tae Of Tags In all branches
respectfully invite tho attention Of committees pre-
senaton, owners OF vCsse prppricors OF hotels dealers la
aud Vublic generally to the unua.eI facilities
have for proitclns. IN ~" bet ylc and vita despach
every yarety of fass Banners, Ensgn Dnr,s Jacks
signals MS Be- Artists of ability engaged 10
design and cyp need hands cyec,tn shs our
business. Also men to rl1 and host HAYS
DOUGLAS 4 SHERWOOD.
IL and 53 White stre,l
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Hill, 1niruitnble Cutter OF Hair and
whskers No. Barclay street. Hair 20 30 cen black OF
brown.
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Tho bridge burned over the Eric Railway a. Lanes
boro has been rchuit and taIns Ct all kinda have
sumcd regular trips.
The New York herald., 1862-05-30
Th. DcIano Life Preserving Vest Conn

pan; would all special aenion o travelling public to
patent Lr frcA,rng Vests gntiantn alss
TO- ladies they being superior n any ifa urrd he
only rfflbe protection Aga MT drowning " B.-Gtn b.
il place o.! orainar, q thIng. Gail ard iher
SOL SOON OF the Deiano Company at J. AGATE co.'s
Furnshns Goods, Esd broadway, opposite CITY
tall
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w. A. Bntchelor's Celebrated Establish-
men for Wigs, Toupees, Hair Dye and Hair ycug and
Moldavia Cream for beaufyng the hsr ls Bond street
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q Omciai Drawings or Murray, Eddy &s
Co.'s Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteres
KENTUCKY EXTRA CLASS 2o-May 20, 1863.
81, ~. 80, 81, ~, n. 49, Z, 20, Il, "a.
kSsrucKY. GLASS 3ji-May %, 1862.
81, Ill, 22, 46, 40, 10, 25, IS, AZ, 4, n, 81.
Circulars sent free OF charge by addressing either 10
MURRAY, EDDY 4 CO.,
Gown ston. Ky. or 81 Louis. No
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Crlstadoro's Hair dye, presorvative and
WIGS best In the world, wholesale and retail and the
dyeprlvately applied at No. Q Astor House -
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At JcTers', 573 Broadway. Lndies' Rail-
moral Boots 81 and 81 80; Masses 81 rs and 81 50; Chill
drcns 81 IS and 81 81 JErfERs, 53 Broadway
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Eight Carries de yi.itrs for 81 90, not
csccled ht any price, at BALCH's s Greenwich street.
corner OF Barclay.
The New York herald., 1862-05-30

Benutfful Complexion.-Laird,s Bioo,n
Of Youth Liquid PEARL preserving and tc
complexion and skin Sold by all druggists 4 Broad
way. "
The New York herald., 1862-05-30

At Mlller's, 367 Canal street. Ladies'
Caters 12s Slips Ties, Gs and 7s per rar with La.
dies, Misses Boys and Infants Boots ana Shoes styles
and prices.
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Army shoes, all styles, all Prices, at
BARTLE1TS cheap Boot and Shoe store 3s Grand street,
corner of Norfolk.
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DIR. Kennedy's Medical Discovery IL
warranted 10 Scrnfua, Erysipelas Rngworn sald
Head Salt Rheu'n Ulcers Fever Sores Plmples and every
disease of the Skin. OF whatever nature. n
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nohlcini drawings Of the Aentacky anu
Delaware state Lotteries.
KKSruckY ExrnA CLASS 20l-nay 90 1867.
81, 55, 7. g. 81, 40, 20, AZ, "a. 81, Is.
DELAWARE. Class 23S-May %. 1862.
za, =, 10, 10, 3, 70, 20, "a, 81, 81, 7, so.
JOHN A. MORRIS & CO..
Wlmlngton psaware. or CoyIn.t .ton, Ne ntle1y.
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Marching Boots. Lace Boots md Leg
gngs-A larre assortment, at LORiN BiCOkS SONS
43i Broadway, corner o. Howard street
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Prizcs Cashed
Wall street.
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Prizes Cashed in ali EegaIized Lotto
RES ~ g. Information gsen. JOSEPH BATES, Broker.
IL w all street, room No. 1, New YORK
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The Splendid Drama, AIDE La idc OF Dress
den this aft and evening. at Barnuuis Musrunn
Commodore Mutt, at all hours. The great Baby Show
commences next Monday.
The New York herald., 1862-05-30

Holloway's Ointment and Pills viii
cure any Aguc rub the Ointment into the chest
ten PILLS n ghtly.
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more attractive aud inviting than KNoXS cool
and graceful siylr sp inr and Eunnnr Has day
witnesses rush q. Bro adway fW
street. aud wondsr, for, with .knosr upon the
his heart, and Ia rcaiy and Wiling to defy late
lLaalE
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L,oR lDRIrGEpoRr.-THE STEAMER BRIDtHroRI
will leave from Pe SIP, ler - East Ryen ou Satr.
day May 81, al II O'Clock noon. FleiGht take
The New York herald., 1862-05-30

Hcrring's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof Safes 25 Broadway of Murray street,
NaAx Aark
The New York herald., 1862-05-30
DRAKE,S PLANTATION RITTrRa

C-T-ls6r-X.
DRAKE's PLANTATION BITrERs
They purify, strengthen and nvisorate
They create "a healthy appetite
They antidote 10 change OF water and diet.
They effects OF diss patton and late hours
They strengthen the system and eniven the mind
They prevent masmntic aud Intermittent levers.
The purify the breath and acidity OF the stomach.
They dyspepsia and Constipation: !.
They DiaIrhua Cholera and Cholera Morbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache. .
They the best Bitters In the world They maze tho
strong and exhausted natures great restrsr
Croix Rum. the celebrated
says Bark roots herbe with pleasure
beverage without regard age time of day Par
ticulary TO deiNe persons requiring geu-
snuant sold By al groccrs druggists hotels and
oons. r. II. DRAKE 4 Co, aR Broadway, Now York. .
frHoMAs r. AGNEw, 30 0RBENwICH STREET.
Of Murray has issued the important order
the dayviz that he has declared all tbse who
charge hgh prices for Cofees and
VISIONS and wi from this date sell the above goods auction
It's their own fsut Call and see and save money
wholesale and Retail Grocer ana Tea Dealer S5j dre.p
wich street, corner of Murray. o. Fowler Co.'S old
stand.
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publishing REASONABLE articles. "Servod him right"
learn tins afternoon that deserers who have on
board OF some o our gUnboats state that the suffering
PteTssurg aud Richmond Is ade lab IN the extreme
ana that all tho tales have ard 81 suffering the
part of the people and the troops are true and that
he rebel Generals but lt less than devils IA human
fom. We may lr.ve dtssrters come Ia every
dy, or rathe night and great already has the mum
Dor of deSetes beea that the officers to prevent 1t,
st nd guard over the seutes There is no doubt there IS
terrible state Of affairs; when the glorious response
Of the loyal States known In the rebel ranks,
they viii have good Cause to tremOle more than ever
lho coming week win b. biz with events, aud last sun
days gloomy news will bs changed the approaching sun
day 70 bright snd glorious victory.
Colonel j. H. Hanson, of he Third (or inth) Kentucky
Febs regiment, now prisoner IN our hands, went UP
in the Massachusetts bo exchanged for Colonel Coco-
rau, but seeing how tho rebel government were acting
u the matter, and that they were not inclined 70 make
iair ana honorable exchange, utterly refied o % on ofe
or Gcce parole IL returned again and goes North %
night His wife and family Will be sent TO him. The
Coonel reels Highly indignant at the rebel government,
ana says he prefers to be prisoner among Gefen hah
g. teJfee amongst villains III agi te me odth Of aae
geace a. soon Gs he reces WdhaScn, whittier we un
desiand he goes. This is but the first OF general move
ment o. the same kiad which We may soon expect.
Rimor SAYS very important dispatches have passed.
over the wires this morning. but ye. we get no
clue TO thsm The WheAouso boat is nearly duo, and
thon we may expect t. lear OF something.
The sluehana sailed to day for the Gulf. The flag
ship still remaLs here and has not gone over to Norfolk
They are busy at work getting up portions OF the
wreck Of the Norrimac. have doubt but q c. a.
siderable Of money can be realized from her,
there Is an immense amount OF iron in her. And
doubt her guns much injured, and they alone are
worth no inconsidera BILE sum.
The telegraph cable successfully laid across tho
roads yesterday. OF II particular location will not say,
but is enough to know four and one bal miles
were used and Norfolk will be connected in q day
with the fortress To Mr. Hoss 10 due tho credit OF the
work, and he was ably seconded by his gentemapiy
sistants.
Mr.. Heiss will return to Washington in a few days
and resumes his duties at tho advance posts Of
The New York herald., 1862-05-30

in whole half and quarter casks brewed from the choices
barley mali and hops Brewery 55 and 0 West KishtseuS
street. between Seventh and Eighth avenues.
The New York herald., 1862-05-30

Grover 4 Bakers Celebrated Noiseless
Sewing Machines acknowledged to be superior
others. 4g5 Broadway New York.
, 1862-09-02

"a Retired Clergyman having been re staTed to heatf
da1 Mt ears d EEsal 'eSeaas; {s 1ecsin
81 postpaid directed envropt copE 3ttae prtEcrin
i on used IsYrent tie REV John NJ oAtsN IS
Tastpu street Rropnern, New YORK le.al-tn
, 1862-09-02

As for the preservation, restoration, or re-
construction OF the Union, it is simply N in
possibility. Laying aside all questions OF
n,llitsry power and prowess between the con
tending paFlics, the mere haired Of one for
the otncr, and which is obvious to every in
te1ligent being who has a1tentiVely observed
the events Of the contest Us they hare deve!-
cpvd themselves, is enough to destroy all
hopes tor any such union.
Harmony between the States, good will
among the people, are essential to any such
reconstruction or preservation, and you See
enough even IRON your distant stand. poiat to
satisfy You that We are two people, and that
so long as our favorite doctrine holds good,
viz: that every righ1ful governments rests on
| the consent Of the governed, no power on
earth can unite us again or N AXE us one.
| But enough Of this.
! Let me thank you for remembering me witt
| your wind charts Of the eastern. coasts o.
| South America had, as you know, watched
| their progress in your hands with 3 live1j a1.
| active interest, and had waited the pub1catfot
| With anxious eolicitude. Imagine my disap
| Eoint1nent at their loss. Nothing from W:
reached me since I left Washington.
am rather proud Of the abusive attack
which you tell me have been heaped u2on III
i'll the North. You generously denounce them
but draw conso1a'i ion from them, for it show
That am Of some Importance still in the eye
of the Yankees. Tney have offered a rewar,
Tor my head, and clasSed me among the chit
rebels in the cause Of civil Iberly; and E
they have honored me with q place among tn
| great rebels of whom our Washington wa
| first, foremost, the greatest and the bes
What he fonght for, for that I contend,
Alden, my friend, aud let me hear from yor
and believe me yours, most truly,
Viscomte de Chabanne, Admiral French Nav:
| IariS.H
, 1862-09-02

Death Of Anthony Bnrnss the Fusft!ve
slave.
Anthony Burns, the fugitive slave who was
arrested in Boston in 1854, remanded to bond
age, and aftarward redeemed, died at st. CAth-
crimes, Canada West, on the 9th Of july.
His disease was consumption, acquired by ex-
posure while trying 10 clear from debt the
church Of which he WAS pastor. The Rev.
Hiram Wilson gives the following notice Of
the deceased:
The concourse around his peaceful grave
we're mostly colorcd, the adults Of wbom like
himself, had fled from bondage; aud Jet there
WAS quite number Of white people Of various
churches and different nationa1ltics. White
| there conssgning his mortal remains to the
| silent dust. I thought Of the awful cxcitem sut
| few years ago iu Boston, attending on his
| arrest and rendition to the hands OF bloody
| men, who are in open rebellion a5aiust the
| government, and against God aud humanity.
/ I sleHltd to have q sort OF panoramic vision
Of the pro-slayery treachery, the arres:, the
! court proceedings, the mass meetings, the
vast army Of marshals aud Of the military, and
] tie countless thronEs Of people blocking VI
the stfet is Of Boston dark and awful doc q
as victim of the fugitive slave la aud the
bellisE exu}tations Of the slave power OF tht
one hand-while lamentations spread all oye
the coasts of New England and rolled back tt
the Rocky Mountains- I thought Of that in
iquitous system as having culminated to th'
a@ful crisis now hanging over the America,
people. The paue Of Anthony Barns ills al
important place In the history Of events whic!
Id to- the great col fict now pendingi be
| tween the maEEhallcd hosts o1 freedom and tn
fieEdish friends aud minions Of slavery, sn
will be pronounced wi'h honor when the fe1
ters shall hare fallen from the limbs OF million
ot his suffering brethren. Brother Burns VA
much respected in this quarter. Since he lef
Obe1lin and came over into Canada he ha
made good impressions where he lectured i
various pisces
, 1862-09-02
Banki11g ann EreDungs.'


This Institution viii receive for Saving sums Of one
dollar hnd inward from Mechanics, L.Ao..7Irs. :a.-
r!rd wnnen and others unan which Interest will be
paid when left for n stated ttt1!e-
Acconnrs ppeued with Corporations. Societies and
lnltluuas Sleut Drns Issued upon all the Cities o.
Europe and Eastern States Highest prices paid for
13'>4f'A CHAs. T. BoGGs. President.
{,E ALEXANDER Caet.e1 ulyl9-s1St1y
, 1862-09-02

pROCLAMATI0N nv TH

PKOlIAMA ALTON BY TIE
f;,< \ KAeA,xoR-1 Francis C. Sherman, Mavor Of tue
~ III N S9 hereby E1ve and proclaim
pe!S9ns pr ne nR nt nanaEinE any brewery tannery
fabsl'nent Or place where any nauscous a.
unEhocsome business N > be carried O. within four
miles Of the city 1infts or upon or ithin me
rods Of the Chicago Kiyer either Of ia -
their RESP eettve sources and to all officers II ha It
that the several Sections Of Articles and Caantef
s. Eeylsed Ordinances, entitled 'NutsAuces nm It
he observed aud obeJed under the .aties {hc:efn
Pafticua. attention Is called to Section Of said
Article i, which reads as follows
V-Any dfstiller. tanner brewer, soap boiler ta11og y
chandler dyer. Livery stable keeper, or other person
who shall himself or By another discharge out OF OF
permit to flow from any still house, work shop mann
factory livery staSe or other house OF Racc Any fou
OF Hanseons l1SEor or substances of onf Kind Naafso
ever into upon any adjacent ground or lot or tnse
any street a!icy o. othc: public place shall b. sueec
to ne Of not less than ten dt and not exceeding
twelve hcu1s; theeare shall continue after the frs
conviction
Parties causing q permitting the dapos:t OF any tou
OF CEwAoteeome liquor Or substance upon the basKt
OF in tho river either OF ITS branches m 1st nf
prosecuted 1t once, Their establishments will BIT
ahalcd II tue nuisance be persisted fn-
al pei sons are eno1nrd 10 p Ce thelr premises I'm
MeaiaS to clearly aud Eallesom condition. wtthlt
tortycirht honra afer which II ne, examination vii
be made by the proper ofcers and prosecutions
mrnced against all guilty psrtiee.
lafned At Chtcas o this 18th day of Auecst 1861.
au2ste4Slot F. c. SHERMAN. Mayor.
, 1862-09-02
GpRrtal RottreB.
Batchelers's Hsir Dye! The best

O1U13e701se 11s&11 Dy53 lH8 UVst
~ the world WILLIAM A. BATcHELoRs cclebra-
1ca Hair Dye produces color not to be distinguished
o' u*ture-wa.ranted not to inurc the hair In the
last: remedies the Ill effects Of bad dyea and inr1go
ARIES :he !alr 1or life GREY, RID or ICsTr HAtR il
E1snt!S turns splendid BLACK OF Brown. leaving the
BAR SOFT snd beautiful Sold ny I'll DsueEists &c.
e The genuine is signed William s. Rateaelor On
fhe four sides Of each box Factory No 81 Barcays
New York. Qatc 2S Broadway and l6 Boad) 1y9 s0s-lY
, 1862-09-02

DEKALB AND DrPAGE REG1MEST,-Seyer,l
companies Of this regiment, from this county,
are now eRcamped here. aud dispatch from
DuPase informs us that their companies we're
to be mustered into service there on Tuesday
and arrive here on Wednesday {to-day.} Thsy
Maior D1niei D1stiu. IT, Of 3 the Std I,llaois % caS-
airy, If generally talked Of for colonel; Mr. H.
F. Valette, Of DuPage county, for lieutenant
colonel, and Captain Ever1lI Dnttou, Of the
18th Illinois volunteers, for major. Iii. Tim
othy Wells, Of Sycamore, Is mentioned for
qua1termaster. The mastering officer has ar-
rived, and the town is ewar1nine with tho
soldiers. We learn that they will proceed to
csmp at Dixon some time this week.-.Syx1-
more R< publican, eth.
, 1862-09-02
pTATE OF ILLIN OIS. COUNTY

State OF ILL1N OIS, COUNTY
~ OF CO0K. ss.-Supe,tor Court Of Chicago,
November Term, 1Sf2~ JONES Summers aa1 Edward
Martin vs. Urr!n Rose. Daniel r. ElstoE. William
Lii, William l. Dsvis ad@ard Ms7ttn. lawrence
Prout. Etwa:d Scnly- Th:inas scEl1y- Pa;5tcS Dann
Joseph E. sllefned Mathew Jorian ard Bridget Jor
William I.e"son ane job I"eson.
Affidavit that 0lho hlemI1. Joseph K: 6h9Meld,
Matthew Jordan, Bird 10 dan bis vile John Prout.
Ed-ard Sculy and sltclaei F7ouf Gc!e1daats AooFse
nsntc uoaresidRnts, and that Mary Lesson. VII
1iam Lesson. AMI. II3hn Leesor, defendants above
named, due inquiry c:lnnot be iound day Deen
fled ia the cce u tile Geek OF said Superior Court
nt Chicago. Notice is hereby given to the said 0tho
kiemtn Joseph E. Sheffield, MATTHEW Jordan Bridget
Jorcan his wife. John Prnrt. Michael Pr6ut 81 r
Ieeson. William Leeson. John Lesson and Edward
sea.ly that the Compartments flea tbe- Dill OF com
pant IN raid Court, tn: ChanceTy side thereof on
tnc.ent on 81 ued ont Il said Court 4inzt said csfe1
darts retal nahle on the first Monday OF November
next t,st2). rs IA by law required -, Z,
Now Gnltgs you. the Eaio Otho hlefo11, Jose9h =
Sheffield Matthew Jcrdan. Bridget Jorden, MS W!c,
John Prout Michael PrCuf. Mary Lees7H. Hltl!aA4
Iettou E4ward ScullV and John Leeson shall ief3nn
ally be appear before said Superior Gourt q Ga
thereof 10 be ,lden Chicago in said County, Oh
dc ssi Mondy Of Noven !. 1sG2 and plead hnsw~s
or LeEur to the said comp1ain8nts Bit Of complaint
re sam ard the matters and things there IN chaTg-t
and sisted viii be taken as fessed and dfcret
entered aEaia$t you according to the EE.yer of S2e
b:n. THOMAS =. C4IFEA GiIk.
z. Y. BCESH.I Ccrqrte' SolT- aul6t6G:'w
, 1862-09-02

EB HEAD-Al1 III '--1 Eak HtaU-
schc Remedy is the THING. 10 lady or gentleman
%1l1 ever be without Bottle after once using it.
..tce Is cents Sold hy Druggists generally Whole
Ha.e Agent for thr Northwest, Il. R.LANDON s. Lake
RtTtct opposite fremont House, Chicago. }c21s713n
lf For the cheapest aud best Hair
-Iswe!ry. Wlgs Bra.ds. Curs Frzzets. etc 80 to a.
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3IArLEwooD INSTITUTE, P1Trsr1ELD, MASS.
The annual cstslogue Of this long estab-
1ished school, shows the attendance for the
past year to have been increased, rather than
Diminished, By the war. Its educational facil-
tics are Of the very highest order, aud its *
ce1lencles are at ested by many past patrons,
who reside in this city. See advertisement il
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