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, 1862-07-19
Why Col, Paine yVas Arreatet.

Why Col. Paine WINS Arrested,
We have already related circumstances of
the arrest OF Col. Paine, Of The Wisconsin 4th
regiment, at Baton Rouge, by order of Gen,
Williams, and his subsequent restoration to
his command. The Fond du Lac Common
sceohh givea the following history of the case ::
Col + E. Paine was put under arrest by
biz Pro~slaye1y, Law Violating general-General
Williams, brc;usc he refused tn tDrn ont nf
the camp Of the 9Th Wisconsin regImcnI Two
Slaves who had sought refuge under the fol
lowing circumstances:
When at New Orleans the 9TH obtained twn
negroes formerly Of Batos Rouge as guides to
accompany them when they started for the
Last named place. On arriving at R.tnn
Rouge, the slaves were claimed bY their mas
ter, and all order given bY. Gen. Williams f5r
them to search the ship: nut the slaves were
Eecreted In the hold. The .uan-hunter5 then
procured an order to have steam turned into
the bold to test the point if ttey were there.
TIE engineer was ordered to tufa in the steauo
and actually steamed them out.
The slaves we're given up, aqd when lust
Outside Of cur lines, were punis>ed with $50
lashes each, and strong iron c,I1ar mt m
each, which had on them pronas re- lchfne
above their ears. This was done t. them IL.
canse tney had given valuable information to
the upion army.
Five days later these same Slaves tame into
caInP, Will tntir pfonged collar5 IN. Tie
cola'rs were filed of BY order Of Co. Paine,
He was afterwards ordered to re-deliysr them @
to their iDhuman rebel masters, and 1at.g re-
fused. For this he was placed unde. arrest.
his sFord taken from him, and amid The
cheers Of his indignant soldiers, marcled to
the rear.
It did not avail to stay the execution of the
sentence Of Gen. Williams, for Col Pane fo
cite the law Of Congress forbidding officers to
engage in such work, but he WIS sacridced ID
obedience to an order made in violation q
law, By pro-Elayery general.
Since this transaction, we learn that Col
Paine las been restored to command of BIZ
bly, coming to the conclusion that be Wasn,
blg enough TO brave the hot contempt Of th,
North, and law Of Congress, too.
AL honor to Col. Paine.
, 1862-07-19

All 1ecollect the famous order issued by
Gen. Dix, while Secretary Of War-"If any
man attempt to haul down the American flag,
shoot him on the spot" Gen. Butler has OBJ
tanned the identical flag which Wis hauled
down frcm the peak OF the revenue cutter
Mech Hand, Notwithstanding Gen.D .Dlz's order
and olso the confederate flag which was hoist
ed in lis place, End forwarded them to Gen.
Dix, with the following letter: -
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMEEf or TIE Gu1r}
new ORLEANS July rs, 1861
MI DEAR GESERALr-When read your de-
cisiFe aid patriotic order, as 5ecreIary Of
War, to t'Bhoot on the spot whonsoeTer
should attempt to haul down the American
nag,," my heart bounded with Joy. It was tue
nTst bold stroke In favor OF the Union under
The past administration,
II glres me therefore, redoubled pleasurs
NOR directly to testify my admiration BY
sending son the identical flag OF the revenue
cutttr McCllel}and, which was the subject of
that order, together with the confederate 1lsg
which Vas hois1ed by traitor hands in its
stead.
David Richie, 4 young Scotch sailor On
board that boat, rtmaining true to his adopted
country, when SO many Of her SONS proved
recreant, went on board the McClelland when
brought off the flags.
His afidavit, which accompanies this. will
giye the details Of the facts.
doubt not that the Secretary Of the Trcas-
ury will permit you to retain the flags, which
could not be in better hands.
Believe me, general, most truly yours,
BENZ. F. BUTLER.
Hsjor. General John A.Dix.
, 1862-07-19

presentatires OF q true democracy. Ton will
be convinced by their de1ueanor toward one
ano:her aud toward yourself that they ore
yolunteers-that they are part Of the people
whose rights they are mnnfu11y battling for,
and that they have ou1y temporarily severed
their connection with "the maseee."
But as soon as yon attemptto board Bloop-
ofwar like the Har1turd Or Ricn,nond, you
find yourself treading forbidden ground. No
matter on whose introduction you gain ad-
mit'ance to the quarter deck, you viii not be
there long before conntenance eurmounred
by . brass band md cloth cap will give you to
understand in one Or two g1ances that you
are trespassing on premises to which the
owner Of sald countenanee has an undispnted
title. :;
You may stay On board the vessel ali day,
and ten chsncts to one Il the number OF your
acquaiutances will increase during your visit,
Every officer you meet seems impressed With
the. necessity Of presenting himself to your
eyes not an American citizen, but as an Indi-
vidual Indispensable to the preservation Of the
rights OF American citizens-one without
whose potential aid the stars and stripes would
lapgofsh and Groop. Perhaps it is necessary
Tor him to assume airs in order to keep the
old flag fly Ing to the breeze
, 1862-07-19

EUROPEAN GE,
~ BILLS OF EXCHANGE Oh
Raglana, France, Germany, sWfhe:la1t,
and other Europeaa Countries, for sale at the Bank
Ing Oflto OF
J. YOUNG SCAHT1I0Ne
Hartne Bank Building, Lake street, Chicago. nHnol1
r. Drafts on Metsrs Barring Brothers 4 Co. Lon.
Con and Letters Of Credit agatable anywhere On the
Continent GRANTED. del2 h161-1Y
, 1862-07-19
Picture OF Southern Life and Manners

~ AVA1 LAG Mi141EO1 VIE tQuIHAl.I
Tie annexed extract is from letter written
regiment, to his brother, Prof Read, Of the
Wisconsin State University. At our request,
Prot r. has permitted uB to copy it. It is
proper to add that the writer, Dr. Read, has
been 4 prominent member of the Democratic
party II Indiana, and was Douglas delegate
from that State to the Democratic natfona
convention at Charleston, in 1850. He gives
strange and startling picture OF SouIharn
lille. Let those who are in the habit Of charS-
ing "ntgro equality and amalgamasion''
as consequences likely to result from the as
cendancy Of the Republican party read this
letter, and see what state OF things hns
grown up under policy opposed to the Re-
ppb1icans. The italics are in the original let
ter, and are not ours:
There is too much mixture Of nfgger blood
with the white here to permit the people to
be patriotic or great.
The white woman here is socially degraded,
ard no man is ever estimated By his family,
nor does any one ever inquire who his family
is, where they live, orhoW. II they did, they
would probably Gnd him living with some
African wencb, and raising family By her;
or, Il married to white woman, living most
Of bis time with wench, and having q bro-
ktn-hearted Tife at home.
You can see that the wench here feels her
superiority over the white womaux because
tie white man, By his acts and choice, gives
A4eA LQG 6uEt1llIlL4. ne WSQEn p1tS on 1sT5.
in the streets and elsewhere, and tho white
woman feels degraded, aud il degraded. Is
this the why to rear brave sonss
This ama!gama1fon exists to most Won
derf1l and alarming extent; and all the great
merchants, bankers aud attorneys, whose
names excite your admiration, arc the keep
ers and supporters Of negro wenches
1Ais Is no fiction. Tell them Of it, and of
their practical amalgamation. They admit It,
! but don't Ike to hear It,
God deliver me from Southern chiyBlry, from
Southern people, from Southern habits and
customs. and above all, from Southern anal
| gamatlon.
There Is another class Of chiva1ry here, who
msy be found every day at the hotels, with
! gold-headed canes, and who are loafers-Eho
| have married some poor shop girl, who tolls
! to support THIN, or who are living with some
| Ethiopian wench, and are supported BY her,
| from her market or street sales Of: wares of
fruits. This class is numerous. They drtnk
| at saloons, promptly, every day, from 10 a. nj,
TO me1ioian, md talk largely Of aoolltionists
Yankees, &C., and Of the rights of the South
They even oiue at the rate of s.. 20 to $5,oO a,
hotels which is paid bF the tolls Of WOMAN
| and to stranger have the appearance Of greai
| importance Of weight and character
They have degraded the white woman. and
| consequently are stripped themselves Of ever
| virtue.
, 1862-07-19
MORTGAGE SALE-whereas

~ Richard E sx1tt and Melisss A. sxtn bis wife.
f "a essssg e sSs s;!ss
90 s.
~ 81 i1 s pe2 = xzssds II
= ~ eS q zalss ssa psynsa!s s1a i 2a ~
IT, ssa 1R6 Jo5nstS1
ss . e. i go dS Il "a b
at the and U the manner 1n said proHpsory notes
ne 1ane due then st ths elecuon ii the IN
as &
x E 80 .S sa as sns e M sSs
e e. 9 it, 1R s suSs noe
"a ppon 81 ia axns4 n Is
premises u said mortgage described and 70 ssIi sad
8 Il So q
as u Ps5 2 ~ E hs hs E
shasE fl fis1 ss y s RG e q
ARd Ehssss ssia 5stsl5sas + Interest ,e4ountt.z
Ssss%s !Ss tfS@s + ssS 5Gftssss tss ~
Rss5 ID ~ & ~ I'll g. Ts Ssss
z ' sRa e e
And where's there fs now one and unpaid on said
principal Eum Of seFenIvfTe thousand
dola1s and satd sun q o1e thousand four hundred
nfst oI January; 1s5 mud: slsoj the in.tai.
me atpf interest amou7tag to the sun Of tRo thong
md tRo hundred and n'ry Khlea became dua
e 4 d. e 9e ~
named sum; which became daa staSeon ;oa tha 1s1&
sen "a sa9
ssad Tam 5esea 1ndef ID M ns u sas d
nAysenrErtd ito and upon ii and dc pren
o. a1f1sTo s N -: d. Tsii , sx
I66l B1ty 9even l611l BtI1yEiEtt
% st1yp!ne {s2. seventy t.pl seTanY oas GO. ssy.
SEVENTY t1a1, J7s) eighty CO. eighty
orc RD, etRhtysWo CD ightEthreo (!sM etxhtyI2Ir
@ s sfsis1@ IS ST. ID sa5s "a
+ g seaS9 E s.
sa 5b 81 = Sse II S s9a e. E
within snd dhesNeen t45t stkeers af nt4ase lying aad
bst1EE E y :ae gh.eaFo eoua1 of co9k aadsaso
Aaf1sf - ns jaaEas l. b 1ss5 II tef ocsock & tss M
powers nd pfoyhons % Fla iaSfEaSs onsF 81 ssls
being The same EEe1!ses aboye daeczned ana ~ hens
u and equity: freae1i1qtfa:M tAa !eaSI RieaA<dIE
sE1hand ks1is:a 4 axin p .Eife, Ind Ianee g.
ssasm ssd SSsss sss = .. a. fasE s
4 public sucuon % Re highaaf bidder for eash '.'
Said Ht1Ef49Eb E4n Hett In fadu1d ia tia Ka11Z0e1
81 C o1 SO Gas coaotz e ths 4xss e! q
hortnke enaa99 ri Lfiaa I;s ( st;a 9SSh Ss7r
6a;eaxa 3Ens "a lse& :s,,: :; -: :tsaaa9W,
, 1862-07-19
The Va1landighan Plot,

It must not be supposed, because the pa
pers have lees to say in regard to the infamous
plan lately concocted at Washington by Val
landjgham and those of his stripe than the5
did, that the purpose Of these disgracetu
schemers is abandoned. On the contrary
theJ are moving Heaven and earth for tile &C
complishment Of their purposes, and are hop
ing that, in some way, they will be a5le te
tfjDg about what they desire.
As proof that the character Of the plot II
question has not been too har=hly denounced
We reproduse the following remarks of thu
Springfield (Ohio) Neus, paper published
under the very nose Of Vallandighan, wheI
he is at home. It says:
ave have conceded in these columns that
many OF the men Who support the present
Eo-cal1ed Democratic movement, do NOT tLesit,n
to commit treason! L. will be readily seen,
however, that the intention of an act has nd
control over its practical effect The prac
lca1 effect Of this Vallaudisham movement
is TREASON, and those who support it ara
practically traitors, whatever may be their de-
sign in the matter! If good citizens have
been misled into the Va11andigham rauxs
they had better looEaround and see whers thea
stand. We speak Plainly, hoping that houesI
nlen will take warning in time"
Let these things be duly noted and remem.
bered-
, 1862-07-19
Raflr0aUg.


~ QCNCT RAILROAD.
Fase9Ee- Tra.cs leave and rive at Chcago fol-
sH sHTG-pay Express !caTes ut $40 A IT. and arrived
fsonafsH 81 4Ssss.nrsaEs exseptet} Aisesat 625 a ~
cxpIcd.) Z: r. e = ,8tIts2 S,G X LILLY - pa
, 1862-07-19
[Ffom the Aurora Beacon, l7lh. !

We had 3 conversation yesterday, with 50
agricultural gentleman, who has travelled ex-
tcnstvefy IN Kane and DuPage counties. Ia
crops are now in very good condition, aud il
the rust sf,-which is encouraged BY the present
weather-does not make rapid progress, the
average wheat crop hereabonts will De atlesst
fifteen bushels to the acre. What our Inform.
ant doesn't, know, isn't worth knowing In
heads Of winter wheat, which he had taken
from east, Of the big woods with q splend1d
plump, solid berry. One Tery, nica specimen
Was from the field Of Fiddler, which must turn
thirty bushels TO the. acre. Corn ia doing
exceedingly we'll
, 1862-07-19

III. Thomas Il. HeudsickB il tn the habit y,
suggesting, with no little arsfn}nes J, the great
advantages Of union Of the northwest With
the south, and contrasting them with the dis.
advantages Of union with the East, He t1l,
lates On the magnideence and Importance OF
The Mississippi, md grows eloquent on the
together. He eneers It the east, and dispar:
ages the price Of produce sold there:.i@ He
touches the:.;sestern prejudlces : ;agaiuss
Yankees with one finger, and points WITH
the other to the con1mnuity ct taaTes,1 4dfsecs
and habits ,hetween the; Northwest md thd
eouth.-lndianapolts Journal, :...
, 1862-07-19
GATARRH! QATARRHl]
~ CATARRHl.!

GR,sEEL1E'S LIQUID CATAKRH REMKUy.
WAxR4xrxn 10 be surs cure I'M
GATARRH or COLD IN TIE HHAu.
1aa aT1p1xn IISssAHR Persons die weary IL t,s
e i'll E1 ssRBs{ So dSas.
bau1mtncod a a. 49, 41e'@o 8.st
CATARRH IN THE NOSE.
Ths As bep beng 70 the throat Ind h.enct,a, t,n.
md 1as-ty, tte lunE1. -3>1 saot's
-: eaaier 70 cure csss,1h than Consumption End nv
E15ax ne n5st prerens The 1as1eE Pesoaa aaoaid
r TO prevent It pawn
Tho symptoma o1 Casser7n Il tnay 1ene7a11y appear
kfe q h1 Te1T flight Persons md t1eY have cold,
sensitive to the ehanEez Of upesat1Te II thh cnts.
saa . .5a :5s.stz becoming Hisk nd 1d6ed7a.
creased = qu.nt,ty and Changed n ars shsY aSe I'D
Eow thick and heavy, md either got IA II h b}nV
nE he nose q else the5 fan Into ne hfosf I'd sse
s1.ap se9 e9qGqea o Tae sesetoea se o1eavs,
G{A 1Ie veal; tae kcnse ot xneu L lesseaed or d.
1oS "a naporsas sy1ptod Il s Gsi.1 1aotse; Il tss
e e;sp ~ sE GhIEea e clssx e. threat morning
. - IL: Is ~ R1s Z E e
t4ng1 aad should 1oae ue time IN aueattnx l. ma
tsiss1rnt ~ ne s5fnps7a oa Cstasrh ~ He1 appezI IN
b tas sld q NE LIQUID cArARRu RKhEpY. IN
t11[e pI1aaya8nA GAH bE gulcGy and e1eesu2y Fe.
e a.3uss Y xre disposed to ssss ;a a@ n
e. Ess s. @1 70 ossi ri s ssas q sa sss
nae month V1ta run and cess dEsefsosns 1ef sfe
oMce, 1t2 Eoutt Clark steet, Wpststrs,
1d7n .... Post Omce Boz tssd, Gaicas6 III
, 1862-07-19
@onep to Loan.

Ok O00 TO LOAN ON GIL
epl JAN\lty CAGo City Property or upou
Improved Farms IN illinois, in suit Inquire
at isS South Water street hoom No 8. Aktn's Build
]. Il s:6+2w G. B. COOK.
M ONEY To LOAN ON REAT,
4I1 ESTATE In the city Of Chicago or on farms In
Illinois within uac hundred miles Of Chicago ApnlY
to GEO r. SEWCoalB 80 Dearborn st. Room NJ. &
fyS-sG!ts1Iu
, 1862-07-19
4 LIBERAL EDUCATION With
Military InRtractfon and n-fui

1ro1-Ups, 1,yyCr, r-NN %Hs4 O1111s
ACADEGY. 1t FULTUN III on ii e, Nh. etsni Nh
Myes En open its eeco9d year sept ID lss Tthg e
The College has corps Of twelve +1pe1isnsed tsseS
ers and c;ureks thoro1Sh ncnts the Gnsst
tleo COO, 81 ample and attractive Military PaSt. Al
ezoeDent and well aEn1ehed Arms,y. 4 dne aYnna.
the attention Of parents and gu2rdiAna The largest
Instruction II French German. and Bookkeeping tsee
te G1dsts S also IL AETn1EnY and 1sTAaThr {6eavy
GIMsAET1cs under III onicer Of o. s.A Cadets drcss
r. " nofna ~ per school ye&r tos nosrd
syeU etp4rtpenf, payable quarterly IN advance,
Cane1 Iftm 4ofoad room and board under the game
Circulars address D. g. COVERT. President Futon
H. aa4aHAs&m
, 1862-07-19

@ @HEADACHE-Peak's Head
ache Rcnedy Is the THING. 70 lady or gentleman
VII ever be without Bottle after once using it.
Rt1ce Is cent?. Sold BY Druggists generally Vince:
sale Agent for the Northwest, &. RLANDoS. s. Lake
etrset opposite fremont House, Chicago Jes7s17oso
, 1862-07-19
a SOLDIERS LETTER..
opinions and Incidents of the War In
Tennessee
HUNTING Union SOLDIERS WITB BLOOD
HOUNDS.

The Bloomington Q11.) Paragraph has q
correspondent In the nefghborhood of Men,
phiR, whose chatty correspondence is worth
reading. He is evidently Bloomington boy,
and in the army. Under date Of Lagrange,
:Tn1u 9Th hn .Eri+na +hns.
, 1862-07-19

TICE Our commission :fo7
ssd1aG s5s3 5sSstyed ea and astee tals dase b
Qno-K1alf Cant per Busha1.
xlua. -. .,:-..:5 TNHRKLER, EEELY CO.
,stAcseos jas 1 1da 3Y1S56sln
, 1862-07-19

ssa7e wells street peRok e 1o9Hh sa3aa{. s1ceRs.41
port!WMfsn, aalms, buaterstt .pupaqaA md Hl1Is
mediats points: SO a 4. and ats E. foe D1aE
Fp1o FnJtuu Ced1T 68IsdE and hkaxl1aEftxt1 Y01A8$
~ N iof ElK11, Re1YtdsF4 Rooz19s nd Rtas11e!
s.4ta podxtss - r e tet asEsyn - fnes
ae s5A q aadaa e n1;H Ps.snE@ssfu @ fur x:Efss
fprWefiste sotntz, VIII nks thu LOO f. Il R1t1.
= &1Ansahx CAM On asx&t tatn1. - - :. :: : |
en-. ~HKxL2H ae8; E1snEEaa ~ AK&kt. u
, 1862-07-19

CLARK SEMINARY.
Fall Term opens Aug ust 2skh.

and fully entitled the large patronage has receiv-
su has asrEe and able corrs Of teachers and 1.
t9s ns Il Illinois Tna standard of set olatp sAiKh
se TIE w 5na in the Tas f.
i i11 s1e9 70 500 psI Jssf according to the stud
nOis. ~ <o1-AAAAcAHa a" 1a' q na1t = !t31'
, 1862-07-19

M o n Ely TO LOAN ON
CHICAGO CITY PROPERTY,
OT On aeoD hrRovKD FARns within 1c8 mties Of CHI
csKo. In 1h!e State. Farms for sale cheap,
mh2Shs5s6H CHAMBERS 4 LEE. III LRke It
, 1862-07-19

8- Iahe view Water Cufet Dr.
GGL3s. is In successful operation The best placa
II tho West for the Treatment Of all Chronic or So
called 1ucurshle Diseases Send for Circular. Address
0--J B. GULLY OF Mre. GULLY, 2. q. Boz si25 Chi
cago, IL 1y1ss571rn
, 1862-07-19
Special Rn1lrEs.
Batchel, rs's Hair Iyel The bes

batcEeN IS 3 H8F I.Ie1 IHe bes1
In the world, WILLIAM A. BATCHELOEs cclebra
Ted Har Dye produces color not to be distinguished
rcn nAture-wHrranted not to tnure the hair in the
least; remedies the Ill eects cf bad dyca and invigo
rates the hair for LIE GREY, 1lkD ECsTr HAIR In
etantl5 turns splendid Black OF Browr, leaving tht
hsfr eeft and beautiful Bold By Il Druggtsts &c.
r. 1he genuine is hlCned william A. Batchelor OF
Che .our sides OF each boz Factory No. 81 Barclay
Eew York, Qate GS Broadway and 16 Bond
, 1862-07-19
CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS
NRALEQ&U 1HK -t-.r7.- -s--1.-.~,..

- % HXH&K "0E1TxME%.. --tit
ns Ieztr chicago 4 ~ A. IL D1y E1r@s' a.
Gepf su1%eeys}; % - E; ElRAt ExpfestleHap9sk sktaS
o-4 M-:.-: 7-ii.:7. 80
Joliet sud Wilmington Accommodation leay@ CAf.
osEo 1t 80 z. u. nda1xaree st us ~ =
!. mll =, !, -. ,G,H.. A1a.H1, S12k.
, 1862-07-19

nR- N. 8. DODGE, PROFESSOR
~ ofLung and Fe1na'e dise4sez mar he consulted
r by Eooms at ths Sherman HOUSE, FEtdsyR hisy
~ 59ne w. AnEuss l1 and September 12th Also.
June 3lst August 2ns and sertemhcr 18Th, P4tients
from to r. n. Consultation free. Address Posi-
of.ce Box 5, Chicago, Illinois. Dr.. MS Lectures to
stamp. mySlr-i.Sm
, 1862-07-19

THIS town, like all others in this region, has
70 Union sentiment, and the impudence OF
the people is uuequa'led; they will come with
bold lace and ak for pass out Of the liues,
or Euard for some onion patch, never dream-
ing but hat it Is their Just due, Ton ask
fhtm to take the oath, and they bluster I'D
and think It is very hard can't do that; nv
brother or eon is In the confederate army; my
symrathies are all there; promise, however,
not to take up arms against you arhtkc nou are
htTe. This Is common; though openly our
enemies, and they will make no bones Of tell
ing us so, still they will unblushingly ask our
protection and pass to travel where they
please, aud they generally get 1t, too, am
We have never treated them as foes except
on the battlefield. When taken prisoners
they are treated better than our own men, and
what thanks do we get? What is their con
duct In return9 They hunt us with their me-
gro houuds. shoot OUT men after they have
given themselves up, tear up the rail vars and
lie alorE the road in ambush to shoot those
who may drop behind On the march. Citizens
are not only kno wing to this, but aid and feed
them, hide them and help them of at our ap-
p1oach.
Gen. Thompson has called On the citizens OF
Mississippi to place guerrilla at every road
corner, to convey news Of, and cut of. stray
glers, &c These are the people we are 10
treat kindly. They may abuse Us, bnt we
nlust not reply. This kind Of policy ia fast
being played out. Gen. Logan has issued an
order to the citizens Of Jackson to take the
oath or go South. "Bully for Logap,' ssV
the soldiers Of this army. j. NJ N
, 1862-07-19

4 At LAKE, FOREST ILLINOIS fou,ts
5ea1 1f fhfs II instsg1R r CO. dTsssd y Rey naal
DAY The ~ day of6epte1noee aert md With auapie
anAnkenentA for the tfott aad Improvement Of fhe
address the uoderzEnt2 d DJETfNSffE~
'A&8e Forest FL. fully Z, Isae - tY$s6o6Sw
, 1862-07-19

B For the cheapest and best Hair
BeEa11. VIA: BEaink CnIl1 Frik&ez, etc, 70 TO l.
@ @nasWMALpE Al 1oo Lake street nd ex11al7e ihesa Won
EsanGl from the natural when ABUSED 70 t6e hesd
EH H2ir @e~elEy contatnf always the newest FerH
etyleA Al azaclsA viii give entire sAt1tact1aR.
oEA61IY
, 1862-07-19

No. 1s John Street. New York.

o1f mode OF DOING businets. To those and ali others
are permanently located ut
, 1862-07-19

UNCONSTITUTIONAL WORE
Soon after the fact becoming known, a squad
of investigation was sent to Mr.. Cash's. Tne7
did not deny it, bot said thai they did no; let
them out; and when 1 told the good ladies'
THAT the dogs must be shot. their wrath was
heJond comprehension They were pets !;
This one was given to them By Uncle james,
ctc. Seeing had no sympathy for either pets
or gifts, they pitched into inc rouga-shod, tell
ing ME they had negro wench who wanted
to marry Yankee, and had better stay.
made no reply, but ordered the boys to take
the dogs to camp, as did not wish to shock
their feelings by seeing the execution, and
followed On, leaving them to vent their spite
on the negroes, IN the absence of Yankees.
Col. Griswe1l Immediately passed dog law,
that all dogs, whether pets or otherwise, within
five miles Of his camp, should be shot; and
the law took immediate effect. In Two days
thirty-two hounds we're killed.
On Sunday visited the Misses Cash again,
and On entering their domicil told them. T had
conle to execute some orders, aud intended
TO be used in gcutlemauly manner, OF 1
might forget myself aud reply iu terms that
would not be agreeable TO their refined cars,
They Immediately cooled down, apo1osfzed
for the past, and Ilead, in pa1iat.on OF the
language used, their being exc d. All this
sNailowed down easily, and proceeded to
bnsins S., and when I lett they cams to the
conclusion We were not SO bad fellows. after
, 1862-07-19
Banktng ann E1ebangG.
M ECHAN1CS' SAVING BANK
kJA OF CHICAGO


Thfs Institution VII receive sums Of Money OF any
smount rom MecAanics. Iabozegs Business Men an6
otAc;e ana interest will be allowed when LETT for 8
4peethea Eme Buy and sell Coin aud Foreign aud
E5cAange on New York. Boston. and England Ire.
land, France, Germany, and all pats # Enrone.
CHAS. T. BuGG8, President.
l. E. ALEXANDER Cas!,fpr vny1akr424-1V
, 1862-07-19

We manufacture our own Jewel1y, and know what
we send. Now any one sending for one or mora Eer
tacaea And then sends for ths Jewelry and it does
not prove as reptesentEd " will refund your money
ancste there certainty aust be an advantage to tie
, 1862-07-19

IF DR.. James, formerly Of
Eew orleans has arrived IN Chicago and permanently
Located at e8 Randolph between 6tate and Dear
Dom streets, Chicago III.
EPEC1A1IST-Cures old Chronic and recent dlseas
e.. Has the testimonials Of the medical fraternity,
Medical Jouruals and the almost entire press Of the
Houth.
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