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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-10
Regulating she COejzsEI Relations Of
AamhB.

sambs.
The following police order has been issued By
General sa1ton, Federal military governor Of
South Carolina:
HEABoUARTERs, BEAUFORT. S c., Aug. p.
l. In The hope OF correcting 4 widespread
and deploTsble evil, the fJIowiug regulations
srs announced
1st. Any negro claiming to have OF charged
with having more than one vile is required to
e0uGne himself 10, and need he. support that
one to whom be has been EaufElly married If
40 such marriage has ever been celebrated, be
will select that one of his sO-caiie ed wives who is
the mother of his children, if any he have and,
sitter a marriage service duly performed By some
minister Of the Gospel, take her 70 himself as
his own sole awful wife.
%. Hereafter, any OF the coIored people wish
ing TO be united in holy wedlock will apply q
Rev. Mr.. French, chaplain United States army,
or other minister, who wil keep q register Of
marriages and furnish the parties with q mar
rage certificate duly authenticated
81. Ali negroes, male or female, hereafter
living in a state Of cOncabinags, or found IN
faithful TO their marriage VOWS, will be liable to
arrest and Imprisonment.
II There being on the plantations more or
lsss persons unable to support themselves, and
having no near relative 70 whom the duly cs1 be
assigned Of providing for their wants, a charita-
be fund will be established on each plantation,
By deducting from the amount due ter ia00r
thereon such per centage rs MAJ be found upon
trial, sufficient for the purpose
The iund thus GRATED viii be placed IN the
hands Of the superintendent, to be expended by
him for the benefit Of the helpless and f~uendiess,
in providing them with suIt.b food aud cloth
ing, either accidtGg to the directions Of the sur
geOns IA attendance, or in obydisuce to the sue-
gssuons of his own common seuse aud expert
encs. A proper account Of the expenditures
under this head viii be furnished monthly to The
assistant qusTtermaster al these headquarters
III This order viii be read by the superin-
tendents % Ihs negroes on the plantation, and
care taken to explain its provisions so that they
may De fully understood as designed to secure
aud regulate the performance OF duties which
are enj0iDed by the plalnest diciases Of a mere
worldly experiences as well as by tie sU0limer
teachings OF a living Christianity.
By order OF
BRiG GEN. S4XTON. Commanding
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J c. ~McALLTSTEB,
PRnlLAMAIIAl.

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Xxx
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ensrEe OF lriEou - OF Ger sHi ne o b o z1Gsd
8 V Es5u z Mi sip l. mp 70 Oh 8 dat 81 Hal e
en- Lee Al om.-fs a q so d. wloss n r--4 Gsva
bee1 reg stsr a vi b "a @ s TONNES o. 20 Frk-
b-rS ~ % i~nst-urt0 e % ew-ir % to- or sE
eh-nR- " o report vi tou Delay 20 t-- Hes5luz tsrs
OF their I, speet ys e0uEa4fs
LLOYD TLGHE-N
BdFadisr General C. S 4ru C.uaauGrE *
changed p b. n rs.
r0Fe sI Pee uATTHN ELLES. H.
nre - U 4 a CO. -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-10

e. O. C- q instant The Confederate Senate
ps-s.a b- 1K.uE tae penalty Of death on any
Uuited S sizes sol5.s-, commissioned or Hou-ccm-
missioHed, who shall attempt 10 pass, or BE-
fou15 81 rossae,ion Of, eourterf=it Confederate
notes. The House hss since perfected the law
Let tho dealers in he article at Memphis be-
ware.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-10

The " PsAce PRoPosITroxs."-Ths cores
popden. Of the Savannah EFu9licsn, who re.
Gently slludsi 70 certain peace overtures, SAID
=, have been made to General Loa when IN
Maryland, ssys, In 3 letter.
Nothing further has transpired in regard e
lie imposition reported 70 hsve been msoe by
Geoeral Leeto the Federal goTsrnment, and a.
- 80 in a former le ter Of mine. I an credi
- i,f5rmed that such = proposition as that DE-
e-y;bed vas certainly made, aud under circum.
stsnces that encouraged the hope Of its accep
fsrce. Recent events, however, may have
siren 8 different turn 70 the affair.
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AxoTHER COUNTERFEIT The

AEoTHER COUNTERFEIT The Augusta
ga Chronicle noticed = new counterfeit bill Of
the green eolored issue OF September ID. The
engraving Of the counterfeit is inferior to the
gennir e-the portrait of Mr. Memminger in the
center being badly done All the genuine are
lettered II IN two places-ths counterfeit has the
J once. The words For Treasurer following
the signature ia the genuine, are left out in the
counterfeit. ~The fires in the circle, on the left
hand Of the genuine, are omitted in the spur
Gus. sud wherever they appear in the latter, are
cosiser than in the genuine. The engravers
pane does not appear on the counterfeit. There
are uany other points of difsrence, bus the
asOve g . s~ufbciept to put the community on
tEelr guard.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-10

TIE undersigned h-vnE b., a pourd CauVfs-
! ftoner = nv-stiEa'e nd zdiI7 e e cllm fr rae
losses I'D dan &c sI-tHuei bv pa ie- 1hass -u7sr
a1d m9tsEe-s Wers sud a Jsessrn znd vicinity by
oadeF OF General Bssar-Essd and aferrsrt rrs-eres
70 ne oEHe-s by dirs4tion z the ho1.r b See arV.
n VIZ, : prr-sr-d % eEter upon the dsch. e. Z TIE
duty = his p ace.
No els ms III be heard, Xcso' tlrse specified sbovg.
NlEinsf r dsmag must be re-enrs1 IN asw IN B@r-
on specify ne tae az. o. who a. zoe tn- s yrs. SIS
psee Whrre it was made h Q1spts So 3 ihe
pa e where h VS. FsstoEsd, AID Re loss or dsmers
su taiosd snd ~ vsias Tbs sAega i5us Ct the pek
u'a must ~ 1sainsdb y tegsl refinery. preserved
In written dep0sitlons
L. ID. HcKISTCE Ceumizicnsr.
otF dssEssa- E
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II By a general order from the War Depart
msnt. Msior-G General John C PembertOn has
been appointed to the command Of = new de-
ps-sment, composed Of the STATE Of Mississippi
sud that part OF louisiana east Of the missile
sippi river. Medical purveyers arc to seize all
medical supplies held By spectators. General
Pemberton was recently stationed st Charleston
snd Ssrsnnah.
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r. The numb-r of deaths in New ORLEANS for
TIE week ending 2s.h September, was ~. No
yellow fever is reported in the list Of inter
ments. The deceased soldiers ere not buried
ia the cemeteries. The D~ativities Of some Of the
dead are a. follows: Il Germany, 81 Ireland,
Louisiana SO, United States Il.
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COLONEL WAT Adams We are deeply
rEr frd TO state thst the reported death Of Thu
8 lsrt flor proves 20 be misfske. He led
his command most galisufly IN The 6ght, es.
csp-J uuhurt, and yet survives 20 DO good ser
vice ir be caass e his country.
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rs %. ral1'sL 6.I lie ard Grenada o
~ FtOOEN tufST sheet -r0 -s1 "a -af fees
] uq ana ore 81 4 h4 wi q % ir ron dar5- ON CD
cad having on 10 4. cal reTk-d j. p -e tCu cor p y
Z 1tA uEm-Tt Mississippi vo uut-ss -iCrm ~
Va Also a BlseE 10th o errosr W b we've c ar
svda in n puz-sr wrr p ri Hut os = ihrrl-e
ward will be pa for rHe cs frefy % the Fsm- r1L vu
Lake. A Q NJ, Grsasda- or fav uf RIA iu vEict VII
lc q . h sorve y Of 1e Far1a.
cs3 r 2 ~ ErFN
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E- The Essex is reported to have sunk at
Now o leans. 1t is said she was hauled out on
the ways and repaired, but upon being isunebed,
sprung aleak and Immediately sunk We can
not, Of course, vouch for the authenticity OF the
burg Nhig.
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II The Hhig says that the steamer Louis
Dor LEFT Yicb,burg for Baton Rouge Tuesday,
with 8 number Of Yankee prisoners. Butler is
- nest her there with seven HUNDRED Of cur
men, 10 be exchanged.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-10
The stnlian Question.

From the New York Post
1t is a dsbatsabie point whstaer d.. LsGue'-
oniere is or Is not the ficial mOutb-pieee of The
Emperor Napoleon. II he is, bis fulminstions
through the columns of La France are pregnant
with mischief tor Trey threaten. II be is not,
then his long esssYs 90 fornaught. The gen
eral impression in Europe seems TO lean to TIE
belief that La France IS really a semi-of1cial
exponent Of the ideas Of NspoleOns aud hence
the perturbation which it caused by the writings
Of its editor.
NJ LaGuenoniers's third article on the vexed
Roman question covers SIX columns OF his
,urnal aud contains the expected =" solution
1t is cOuched in terms 80 unamolgu0us tnat' II
it is to be regarded as a reflection of the views
of the Emperor himself, 'hs unity Of Italy and
the peace Of Europe are in imminent peril
The writer Asserts that although France has
recognized, she has never approved Italian
unity, and AYERS that the Italy to hich France
has conceded the rights Of q distinct nationality
is but " body without a head" Il is admitted
that Italy can never be permanently governed
from any other capital than R me, but although
she cannot exist without Rome, France VIII
never permit her TO possess it This 10 plain
speaking, but not palmer than the declaration
immediately following, which insimates that
Napoleon intends to carve out a separate king
dom in Naples, as his uncle did before him, toT
the special benefit OF scns young scion Of the
Napoleonic dynasty and Tor the furtherance Of
the Emperors ambitious schemes.
Nor is this all. According to n LsGuer-
ronisre, a European Congress is likely TO De
called, Whose duty it would be, under the
guidaqoe Of France, to block cut the following
programme:
l. A division Of Italy into three states united
by a federats lien.
: A guarantee by Europe Of The pontifcal
territory formed ny the city Of Rome and the
paHimouy Of 81 Peter.
3 A reservation Of the Pops's sovereignty in
the marches and Umbris, aud a tribute payable
to him from the revenues OF these TWO provinces,
the administration # which will be coufdei TO
one OF the two so7ereigns Of Italy.
4 A military. diplomatic. ;ud cial, com uer-
eisl and financial unioB between ell the states Of
Italy.
This IS q startling series Of propositions, the
settlement Of which is not an easy task.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-10

THE ENEMY IN FExAs-Ia the debate in
the Senate, last Thursday, on the bin in rela-
uon to the organization Of bands of partisan
rangers, Mr. Oldham stated that he had received
ihtoTmstion from an officer in the engineer de-
psrtment, that the enemy had obtaiusd g loot,
ing upon the Texas coast, having taken posses-
SIGN of the Arkansas Pass. TINS is between
Mustang and 81. Joseph's islands, being the
maxi pass north Of Corpas Christi.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-10

Al APPgtL 10 ETHtiITY,

GFERE ar5 - a 81 m7us a5O Q I've art ed sick
4 so d-Esi his t'w1. rf 90 hsu I -a1 arco m d-ts
In he n,syia Th-s- oJF fs.s.-- ere sex hua
rFy. 1 can nsi her osE n civ. th.u SIZE -s VII
Tbs 20 d c e ze.s Of o zns1a sac rer them IN th.fr
churches ans 49, - iG feeding G Htts ri D-osld ns
70 h-tr camfo Q ". " rERr
CO p-af
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-10

u By order Of AdjutsnsGsneIsl Cooper,
the CONSUMPTION act is suspended in Missouri
and Kentucky. Volunteers are to be received
uHdsr the former laws.
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EOR SIZE

7 WISH 10 sell roy LEA-B N r1- LOWER FERRY
4 a. ar q d. Mississippi. Hhish ran d January
It lso5 For e nssPpy to J. U. Grey uP own. or
20 ne 20 b Ferry.
rs6Ts E. T.. ~
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NOTES issrsd b. th- undersigned are rsaeszs7 a.
~ the ehes Of ths SOuths.n Exp-ess CoDgany :
- kssn AsslssippL.
ocS l-s ,rE -~-e
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'uccess in Virginia, and, if any Of bis detractoTs
we're to show themselves here, they would be
anceremoniously kicked out of camp and sent
hnnna
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-10

u Remember the soldier and think Of his
haTdships and discomf5Tts as winter approaches
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-10

ALABAMA LgGISLATURE-The Alabama leg
~islsture will convene in extra session on the
9th instant, Governor Shorter having issued
BIS proclamation to that effect
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GenernI aoring,s CamPaIRa.

The following letter 20 the Richmond Enquirer
.bough not of a late date, is interesting and
gives a very graphic description of the capture
r the Ksuswha Salt Works by General Lor-
inU.
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80, KHOLD.Ks5 sNNJI u MaaIING,

DY o d. Of Isr Oh o. co. zero g ~t Es EiEa
ID nppi and TsBUs Eee Rsilra tcHT-n SErrs si
20 - bylaw. he 9 cSLrldsrs W u hc tl.r H-ruai
~ stuE or TIA sl=ct ou ~ Ii -,t5s tsr r-e --rcs UE
enrparst year oa he stso d Ntd est y o. T=rb 3
mex ~ dI Fnada- SIS. St0ckh dr. WI BE- Pa-se1
,e7.lm va,Cr rs-'v
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-10

~ The Tuscaloosa Observer says q large
vein Of very gich oopperas ore has been discOv-
cred a few miles from that city. A little more
han q pound and d quarter in the crude state is
said TO be equal in strength TO & pound Of pure
coppeTgs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-10

Or STOLEN,
E'R II tts Pren-ss. O. b. ss5.r Der b. o kz1t.
Il aiss., on he ~ . Span las. a 5.sarEL
MARS -itA oaus maze zld tal sbo & EEfes h-ars
big5 and h.- p Oh Any iH+ria OF Z ? VII
> n nkful , isc-iv-d By " r. VEL. z
n-lG 5we o. E . raa
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-10

wELcoNE.- Wsul's Texas Legion passed
through the city this morning, destined for an
important point. The men are IN good health,
IN fne condition TO meet the enemy, and viii
Rfve a rood account Of themselves.
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B'lLLISTER'S iDTEhTEEHGITS,


$3.50
jackson. MizsirDl,
II as Just received
5000 yds. EogIisa Giughauss,
A5OO yds. " PoBIfus.
1890 yds. d" Pi:zsls,
1000 yds. Georgia Stripes,
50 gross Pear Buttons.
ALSO--A large Tot Cotton Yarns,
all Nos, and Gfty Slases.
Come soon as they wiz go or
like hOf BuCzWhCag Cakes.
OsnabuFgs, SheeGinEs, ShiTfiugs
and DTiI5ings!
IS bales iu~t received ard GoF
sale by J. {. UcALLESTER,
oc9 2E Jackson, Hiss.
J C.. WcALLESTER.
Jackson Miss,
Has just received "a good sup
ply Grey Cloths for Uniforms.
Cren>haW's best Grey,
English TWeeds Grey,
COWpen Factory Grey.
SaIem, \. c. FsrgOry grey.
oc9-1m :. c. WCAELEsTER.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-10

We publish below two letters addressed to tb'
Chicago Times. one from Memphis and he Olhe
from Columbus. They indicate very clear.
the sentiments produced in the army by LincOln's
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General morgIa's ssetreat frou Gambler
land asun.

BRsG GgN s,xToS, Commanding
, 1862-06-02

co Boghart mr.
Il Barnett VIM
Ii Beckkart mr.
Bennett hair
dresser
Is Beebymr
BEyner n
.wCo1e Henry
Coots II H
,wCo1vin q E
Henry
LrdErow James
, Elton J " II
lr-Cnllcn James
Cumming Jae j
2 Cnacl Jesse
Crockor JAS r
Co1eman John q
| Gau,er Jno We .
d Crombaker John.
Curry Joseph Z
t-'reote Joseph
Craue John P
I Courtney Jos Il
ACn1en John
Craven John b
Coupe dos Ii
Gull John
Cream John
Corherg John
| Cooper 81 Hrey
Cushing WmE
Crostin Wm
t Crum VIC
Gots VIM Ajr3
CrDSten VIM
Conn r Il
cDiCro1uack II n
? ]! Condor Morris
Cu1berteon II =
Carney Thos
, 1862-06-02

lizzie misa Young Mary miss
, 1862-06-02
NTOTICE FOR PROPOSALS

L for supply Of Marine Hospita1 District Of Chi.
cage May 1852 Notice hereby given, that
hf2cc proposals, accompanied By proper guarantees
this ect viii he received thereat until Il o'clock,
meridian, The first TuesdaJ IN June for the snp
9[prorson; medicine. &C. snu s1eIa1ed IN said foEms
the usual number Of patients In the Hosaita hut the
United Etes the right to take more OF !esa OF
said articles, accordingly they msy be acsualy re-
Qnircu.
Ii t, articles delivered st the hospital not IN
the Judgment Of the physician, Of tie heat quality.
and adapted to thu hospital he will at lioerty to
cct the purchase otheI articles in their stead
ard to ctaze the contractor with any IN cost
over the contract prices.
The IInIted etaus reserves the right to nccept tie
rrorQssl1 for the Whole portion OF attcee
specified LUTHER HAVEN, Collector.
myl l-pSf1Hl td1teW
, 1862-06-02

O'Connor Anne mrs
Oliver Ieabcl1a mrs
O'Maley Margret miss
Orcnt o mrs
OConuor Ellen
Offereen Rode mrs
, 1862-06-02

xT KAuEoAD! -s1xsE Ax.AxszMsnnL ~
&c and MIG MONDAY, May LIE. 19e4 EaS11 Ef8
s<Te Weils sreet UePos = sundaJs saesRseas
noTf WeS5en Galeus- b111s1th p1o1a1A. and Iata1.
ned}aee pofnt1; sztA K md - E:47 tos Dtza1.
iii. IL fK E9m. Hel1tdEse Kockord. aad mssxas.
di4te points; 30 z. tnf ae19sva Ne 9otezMst11a13
&esD u ana xn F. E. Il u ta'a a. fssssnFEs @ n< s.
fnsH,ef iate soinh, x11 ta1n Tia 4:eo r. II Eatz
11ee1anC Ca-J On 2iE6t sEank
& B. TALCDT, G4a. H1eA
G. u, WHEEL8R 9en. FAssengaI ACs1k ~
, 1862-06-02

DATENT BUCK HEA AT
T. FLOUR By
HAWKINS Il CHAPLAIN,
AN MILLS.
TIT the ye.y best Buckwheat Flour In the cty-pura
md white.
Choice Graham Flour, from Winter Wheat
Cracked Wheat, freah xnd sweet
White Winter Wheat Flour OF tho best quality,
K1trs Spring Wheat Flour.
Delivered to any part Of the city,
store-Ko. 278 8oQtk Water s1esk.
, 1862-06-02

MORTGAGE SALE.-public no
1V1 dce iRhe1eo. given that se.igEnan 5ch!esngg
the Mo71Esgte In certain Mortgage Deed dated Ser
3orinE tcEtt4>, recTaed IN toe othce Of The Be-
EsEex PaEe H. wiz IS 1eAson Of default by lie sad
er he gsyent Of The rrossa;y p3te Y H.. II sad ID
the the ru-tn door Of :hc Court Houss
II the C1y Ct CtlcAFo County OF Cook Aforesaid on
noon s,l q Lot a'er npe 20. N Block tEo l. In
MycEheGe saia:Ss:An q Blo:S Of 9u!L tasrtesH t
E.a Ganai; tnn"'T1s1oa q she Esss PAT Of sS:aon
fourteen 90 ofthe Third PRINCIPAL Meridian sid
subdivision by MyerhoG recorded the office q ehe
Recorder aforesaid. IN Book i9 OF EApK Fsge S.
win also st the tinte and place under tho poE9l
u sid teif any present reu.RlnnE interest
Lot fourteen ~. ia Block thirty .hrgs C3} IN 0gdenS
Addition 70 Ch,csEu hr.nE twenty t10} feet In Width
and fronting Milwaukee, AreDnc.
bELIG4AE SCHLB1NGER Mortgages.
, 1862-06-02

GUARDIAN SALE OF PER-
E0EAL PE0pERTY-Nottce Is hereby given
xa,It on tic 1ft Dig nf June ncIt at 10 O'Clock A.
shal Be! toy cash at ruhc auction. at the premises
to be sold taf following personal property tp Wit
-Four Frame Two Story Dwelling Hons.s. being Nos.
l6< and 166 on Nonrne street. and tae tEg ho2ses In
Chicago May II. 1852. Guardian ofP. II. Bonner
, 1862-06-02
HFQa[ RntireS.


trustees SALE.-Whereas, on
= the 18th lny Of September, 1851 Lcv1 T. ater~
house. his wife Joining therein to secure the p.ymci.t
Of hts TronlSsUry note u TINT date for e. payable
70 l. G Paine FrecE, o. order e1ecutcd his deed Of
among other real estate, lots ten (ol md eleven t1
plock 1itseI u5 IL tae Canal Trustees Subdivision Of
section seventeen u7,. In township thirty-aine (ss)
nofh range fourteen a. cast in the city OF Chicago,
Sorded IN the Office ofte Recorder Ct Cook Connt ia
house has ade default i'll the payment Of portion Of
SAID aGtc tho soc having laatured enc year from the
abouts.
Public notice is therefore hereby given that in puz
xnsacf & wta ths poEe;s in :aid d1sd Contained and
Ephtar, Ingalls,. the graatee aud trustee in said deed
Will On the second day Of June a D. 1852 at the north
door ofthc Court House in said city Of Chicago 10
clocs IN ths fEen9on o' ssit! ay sell A. public
6cribcd lots Of land make the money due upon the
said sale. EPERAIM INGALLS,
G!lClEQ. NAY q. ISL 1nYsl.c2Ilt
, 1862-06-02
1861.:-W1NT,1Es9kI3: ,1s9I3: ARRANGE
Michigan Southern and Lake SAezs

RA1LR AID,
On nd a3tnr SUNDAY For 81 aud mt; furts4+,-
Eotce. Uairs VII 1e&ye CElcsEo as {pLqE1:
RXW ToKx DAT EHx1s4:
100 A. II. daily (e1cept sundzy1 u. Ead .J4e4rf4zA
Road eonneet7={at E,khsFt s.tn t1aia On IL.
R1yera. st Adrian viii Eai1s ior lacE1o3. II A.
Eplt ~ ~~
81HET EHKH6S.
i1R. u ds1y fa1rept Saturday., Via Old N.e4s
trains for Deuoit 1s@
Il i3ats r as7tve tom tie Eaat xt1eB A. n zaduPM
~ e4e AooFe srStn3 C1Ake regular cuuH ectioaG N6
Ro1eaT p,5sYs HEELS Nl.SsS. Fa AaaES NeT Y
Ln511toas rev Sleeping Cosshea- ~itS II r.odsu
1a3krovsmsnaA xan oetEeen CleTela.d and ChicaHo
EaronEa 11eEeta can b ohIat1ed u ree Co1npszatx
0fcs Is Clark EtIeet under IA Sheruso Hou4e h 81
sna Depot corner Of VA Ba.eo md s5eyTa1 Ttes1 = ~
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dEal E1Pt4 Iobodot u 6enl Western Al
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LIVE STOCK.

uroveS5 s1a Farmers VIII and rhis taa a,oea ae1aa.
tsgeo1s rcnte for Lire stocss Capacous Yssd9ETaN
been opened on ss 1e and ifs eonnectton1. and s7e
esssaooa On z pald 70 their want1 From Hs.r!snm64,
Wasfe WILL pc found evtlJ ccnTeH1cure for feeding ~
TesE1&s G4oce l. offered OF tbs PHlADELPHIA.
HEH tgkh md BALTIMORE HARKETa Thlg nd
Aso oe tonn1 the 5hottest QcEesf and mott oi1eEI
route for Stock to New TozkTviz. Auantov1F6 M
With feWer changes thAn anY otter.
ENQCH LEWlH, Gent S11K AltooRa F1
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FlnuE ann :B&RD.

T & E E STREET MILLS
Hing line our MILL ALL kinds OF Flour at tue low
est prices Will purchase any supplies In ce II We
petiot Michigan and al otheE ordera solicited
]. s STEVEFS CO. Vest IR1esr- COT. Delp1AlnhG.
, 1862-06-02

o1go-In Chznecry, Edson Keith and John A, G1Tley
Robert 6. Bootte, Edward N L4l1n7n and Thou1as
Boyne-Forecosure Of Mortgage.
aecreeta order entered III the shove entitled
tle twelfth day Of May, A. u. 1867 Sumner Marble,
Special MaEter in ChancerJ for SUCH ln.poss duly
appointed ty the Superior Court Of Chicago, Will on
o'clock the forenoon ofthRt day sell ut public anction
the highest bidder for casl st the no. door of tie
Court House. in tie CITY Of Chicago, IN the County Of
OF parcel ofand situat lying and being in the County
Q! Cook and St1te of Illinois Known and sssnated az
Block No. twenty thrtt C in Assessors division OF
the southwest fractional quarter Of Section No. t~cn
Range fourteen al, east Of tie Tiii:d Principal Mer1
dian. bounded ms at s-7kc at
the northeast Intersection O. Calumet Avenue and Bin
gold Place tvncc East nen hE north line Of said Kin
[ln 2fu stake tftyfve fstt and tourtenths Of
foot +10 IT. west ot te cc1trc Of the east track
OF the Illinois Contra; Railroad thence northwest on
line parallel It'll eaid east track Of said itAroad four
~ TO stake 1ve ard fouttenths feet t5 13 n.
west Of the cast truck of said Railroad thence west
Rlong the sout, ltn Of Commerce street two hundred
and 6etentysx and SIX tcnths feet t2t6 GID it, to Il
nuc four hundred and twenty seven and ciEhttenth2
feet i Elm H.. to t1c Place Of beginning containing
exclusive Of streets three and 1hrt:e hundred forty
eight nethons;ntths acres acFes). Also all
tile right title ant. Interest OF th~ said Robert G. Boone
aad Id ward \. 1arnnu- or In and ~ any lands lying
e3Et OF the prensts above described and westerly OF
tile lands ni tile Illinois Central Railroad Company. TO-
Ecthct With ali and singular the t"Eclnent Eeredta-
and ar,.lrtrnaIices thcrcun.o belonging.
much of said premises may be necessary TO eatsf7
the amount due tile Cp1s1IAilants nnler 1Hlt decrec
R1h the Interest thereon and ::S:iE costs Of suit.
SUMNER Mia1.ELE,
Special Master In Caanecry.
GALLUP HITCHCOCK, Comprts SolrS,
Chicago Nay 1s4h 1862. lny1tr5s3-td
, 1862-06-02

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