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exoeeding hfty dollars, and proportionate
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seeed, end have the full address, Including town.
Iost once, and state; and cities, the street and
ngmoer,j OF tho person 10 whom 10 be sent. and
IRE amount lsEblJ msrked thereon. Envelopes
Tor this p0rposs may be had a. or ofioeE
10 t.ciiltate prompt delivery, the charge for re-
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GROCERIES
AT HALF THE USUAL PRICES,
Having been purchased Of Bankrupt Merchants
and Others.
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WILLIAM fuckers
CHEAP GROCERY WAREHOUSE,
325 PE NJ SYL WANNA AVENUE
325 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
, 1862-01-29

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l.. - dt.N0EAf1r cetFetafs-
STATE OF COENECT1CUT, Hartford County, s..
Personally arp2ared before me, Henry Fowler,
Hendee Secrctarr, and inside solemn oatS t6at tbc
, 1862-01-29

re1iance are sterling virtues. Capt. Torzildson
Il 1so well known as an old and f4ithfnl po-
Gceman, six feet and several odd inches in
height, and every inch soldier. Tic other
keglmental and Company officers are good
fellows, and seem to be up to their duties as
soldiers and anxious SO distinguish themselves
I was fortunate enough to be present yester-
day at sword presentation, no new thing in
these days, but this was somewhat different
from ordinary affairs Of the kind
The seabbard bore the following inscription !:
presented to Lieut.. Col. f. E. Jones, By his
flt11cr, Wm. Jones, Il soldier Of the war Of
18l3-H The presentation was made by his
brother, ex-Aldernlan Fernando Jones of your
city, who also presented, in Lis own bchalf.
the necessary belt, sash, gloves and spurs.
The presentation by III cider brother i'll behalf
Of m aged flthcr, himself IN old soldier. Of Il
sword, with injunctions to use it faithfully in
defence Of lis country and her constitution
was indeed an impressive ceremony. Appro~
PIRATE speeches we're made in presence Of the
regiment, at the close Of which threc hearty
cheers we're given for Col, Jones, three for lis
brother, and three tremendous shouts for his
father. Nine such cheers given by near
thousand hardy N0Tsemen were enough to stir
The blood Of age, and infuse new spirit into
tie hcarts Of the young.
It is understood this regiment is to be at
tached TO Gen. Lanes Brigade, the General
having expressed a strong desire that they
Should accompany him on his Southwestern
expedition. When the Colonel returned to
camp from q visit to Gen. Lane, with this
news, the officers and men were fairly beside
themselves with enthusiasm. We shall hear
more Of this regiment, If this accursed war
does not CONC opportuncly to i close. Sue,
cess to tho gallant Scandinayians long may
they waye. Yours truly,
1pTA
, 1862-01-29
FROM MADISON.
LFrom All occasional Correspondent i


January s4th, 1852, {
Having been for several days enjoying Camp
fare as guest of the 18th Regiment W'iscon-
sin Active Militia, drop you a hasty line from
amidst the poEap and circumstance Of war.
This regiment is composed almost entirely Of
scandinavians, and Chicago is somewhat in
tcrested in it from the fact that the Lieut., Col,
Major, and Captain..with his whole company,
are old residents Of your city. This is the only
distinctive Scandinavian Rcgimcntiu the field,
and is composed Of as good 4 set Of fighting
men us can be found in or out Of the service.
Being gifted with huge muscular bodies and
strong constitutions, they arc able to sustain
great lahors and fatigues, and though they
have not the viyacity OF quickncss Of some na-
Gonalitic6, they have a stubborn will and
sturdy courage not easy to overcome. Col
ueg resigned & lucrative and important State
Office to accept the command Of the regiment,
md has the full confidence Of the people Of the
State, 81 well as OF his men. Lieut.. Col Z. Z.
Jones is we'll known in your city. His energy
ard go.ahead business qusli6 6catious make him
d v:luable mso In any luation. more particu-
1arss as soldier, where promptnoas and self
, 1862-01-29

discussing this matter, and it is timely.
Another season will see the yield Of many
thousand acres needing these processes,
requiring operations On scale e. e. l.eyond
what has yet been reached. Cnless this
want is provided for, all inevitable disap-
point1uent awaits the farmers No one not
interested in some one Of the many patent
rights for Mills and Pans will insist that i.
shall be "cvery man his own RcGncr.'
Tie Whole subject demands attention, bc-
fore the season opens, and the Conventions
Of Farmers will prove Of great value in the
elucidation Of the question, aud everything
growing out Of II.
, 1862-01-29


1t seems to have been established beyond
all question that the Sorghum crop will
hereafter be ono Of the great staples of the
West. From raising the amount Of sac
charine required fof the supply oftheir own
counties and ncighborhools. our farmers
arc now nearly ready 10 enter the markc,
and compete with producing sections which
hare heretofore held almost a monopoly.
1t is certain the csnc will grow and yield
large supply Of the raw material, and at
large profit, and The farmers Of Illinois and
Iowa who raised for al experiment last
season simple half acre, will the
present year put in from five to twenty
acres and commercial Importance thus pcr-
tains, 10 the matter out Of which will he
developed some more general and system
attic .method Of refining and crystaliza-
ton, since the latter is sure to follow
proper processes. We are confident that il
will tempt the cooperation Of capitalists tc
Introduce new and improved method:
throughout all the farming districts. ont
>19 ." ANNNsSe1F " Aitat = AE<A@S4 eAAAAoA4 4aAs
and more general excellence Of quality i
demanded to present to the trade fully
merchantable article.
While the product of1be cane was within
the moderate limits Of previous seasons i
was well enough that each producer set II,
his own small mill and cyapo1atins nan
precisely as in the maple sugar district
where each grower renders into sugar Q
syrup the yield ofhisown srcesbut this mus
give place, in the enlarged era now opcr
ing, TO something on Il larger scale. Th
Cop once well established, the work Of II
fning must centre in large mills, propcrl
located, TO which the farmer brings in h;
cane for preparation On shares, Or sold ou
right Us raw material 10 the mill ownc
Nothing else VIII prove satisfactory: Th
farmer cannot well take the risk {
undergo the labor and trouble (
preparing for the market the yicl
Of from half score to q score
Gc-ce- Orr Iowa exchanges are alrcad
, 1862-01-29

U~ The wags have got up new "plan''
which they dub " McClel1an's." It is sonac-
what as follows: that Mcclellan is waiting for
The Chinese population Of California to in
crease to such vast number that they will
bc able TO cross the Rocky Mountains and
bring up his hight wing, by which time the
Russian Possessions aud Greenland will have
redundant population. which can be drafted
down to the support Of the grand left wing Of
the Union a11nE-and that when these great
events take place, the war will commence il
earnest: THIS is the hotcljokc just now, and
even Mcclellan listened to it the other day
with good-natured laughter.
, 1862-01-29

- The Joliet Democrat Of the 25th says
that on Wednesday night, the 2od, BENZ F.
Hewcs Of Crete, while driving: to his tat1er's
home, about three miles distant, WAS o,erta-
ken By man who wanted to ride, and who pre-
derred to hang on behind rather than take scat.
After riding distanee the man slot Mr.. Il. in
the back Of the neck with pistol, but the
ball glanced Off, inlieting little personal inju-
#. Hewe5 struggled with the man and got
clear Of him, but next day he WAS arrested
with the pistol upon himl and is now in jill
awaiting trial,
, 1862-01-29

e Gen Cass las over 800 acres Of land
which, though they lie within the limits Of
the tic city Of Detroit, have no houses Or
stores bui1t upon them. For this property he
WIS taxed on q valuation OF over two hundred
thoueand dollars. His man Of business object.
cd, but when he went before the assessors to
make his objection good, lie found land
broker there who offered him $400, 900 in cash
Tor tie property. and had a large gum Of money
ia his hand Is proof That he meant what he
said. IA the 1snd will be worth to the Gen.
erals grand children three or four times The
G1nount, the offey WIS declircd and The take:
paid.
, 1862-01-29

OH1O FARM PROPERTY, HIGHLY IMPROVED
FOE CHICAGO CITY PROPERTY.
Two Farms OF lis acre. AID one Of 81 acrca att
under high ststa Of cultivation With good House,
Ra1tE, Wagon Housea GEaiuettra &C. Sc Fruit of
a!i the Farming 1n:plsanano and ieols Houses Ga~s,
hheep Hogs DC: Sad Farms arc situated In sh.a-
sorlety, Ctuschtz. sctoot in fact eveSy 5:ns to ae
s0T NJ s M RsS.n saa q, ~ + ELI se.. onc5sa @
oEass aA. ing ne one nas himself aad wife |. lstnI].
EaaAgeuest The3 viii b exchanged. elkhrz u
~tce in part fer deiE4bie CITY property For r-
tcu:s.s s1piy st Gu es nAc3oat 5-Slt, otcc OF sts
Cn:oa pcs7Ffch C7=pEny. - tY
, 1862-01-29

- The 18th L. 5. Infantry, Col Henry B.
Carrington, A portion Of which participated
in the ZollicotIer defcat, has now nineteen
companies, twelve in the field, and seFen in
camp, including one organizing in Chicago. 1t
lacks only Goo men to make the full 3,-ioo. It
is tic best one Of the Dcw army regiments for
rccruits to join. The officer: ART all live
uen.
, 1862-01-29

There was Il crinoiinc f;ltter in tho
camp at MunfoTdsyiIle lately on account Of
Gen, 31eCook's ordering all OF the women out
Of the camp. One lady, an Indiana captain
wife, 1latly refused to so and the General lIttl
to succurrab to her will.
, 1862-01-29
OUR DESN1OINES LETTER,

1he foMa <yfaatnre--senafoyiak and .Ailita,y
QucstioNs-an La4Jroglio- Re -Dia,5cting tie
s'att-Ra37neat Of 1axcs-lRsilroaa :uatters,
t3E. etc.
, 1862-01-29

- Ben. Wade, the Chairman Of tue Jort
Committee to enquire into the conduct Of the
var, is reported to be very uneasy and not
satisfied with the progress Of tho war, Hc
docs not givc hint Of what passes in COM
nittcc, but it Is easy to perceive that he is not
in a pleasant franc OF mind. In cudearoring
to get President Lincoln to look at our nation
III Troubles in Il sober manner tho other day he
became discouraged. Mr. Lincoln laughed at
him, Or told 4 pleasant story in reply to
Nadc's bad predictions $50 tho story goes) until
the Ohio Senator drew up stitny with, 81 Sir,
you arc Hot ! mile from Tophet and you arc
| riding 4 swift locomotive at that!r '.1u-
dccd,', replied Mr.. Lincoln; ''well, there is
| one ecnsolauon--1 sha! not have to part long
from MY senatorial friends. You will be along
| hy tue next train.''
, 1862-01-29

The rebel version Of the 1ate defeat OF
Humphrey Marshall, near Prcstonburg, Ken
lucky, is that he was retreating with a force
Of SEQ men before force Of 5000 Federal
troops, when the Fedcrals came upon him in
a uarrow gorge and desperate struggle took
Place. Lynehburs {Ta.} dispatch says:
"Col. Moorc's regiment charged the enemy. i
hour. The Fcdcra.s fought ga}lant1y. bnt finally
broke and 1un in Eul Run style. Marshalls force
being exhausted and 60 much smaller than the enc
los is Is killed and IS wounded. The cueEiy los
over2DO.''
No wonder that the Confederate Couercs:
is considering is it las not passed) stringent
Law to restrain newspapers from puhlishin!
any n1orc Hvar nrBs"
, 1862-01-29

39repdrgD Glur.

A DVERT1SEhlENT.-For 81,e3
VII sal the rnc.pe Jog m.EE$ tt.o ce1ses.eat
TfPeIed olae, same = sold By sr1tatng ar: csas!a
lpropoee 70 se1 ths recipe os Gao Dollar 70 easa
Glue more than tec hundred thousand do.a=a w:t;a
tAe iast yeat- A1I-as E. s CVCCHx QGaTx. uuasSaA
ds1 has41E
, 1862-01-29

The extraordinary proposition Of Scna>
TOR Wade, 10 resolve the Senate Of the Uni
ted States into Star Chamber Court, or
rathcra Bed Of Justice, after the manner
Of the French Parliauents, the chief busi~
hess sof which will be the registration Of roy
al edicts, may we'll excite the surprise Of
that distinguished gent1eman's friends. The
plan, rs it comes to lis bytelesraph, is siul-
ply this:
That when any member Of the House OF Senate
shall rise in lis scat and shal say that the Esecu
tivc Department Of the Government desires inlmc
diate action on auy matter pertaining to the sun.
preston Of the present rebellion, tue House or
Senate. az the case may be, shall 90 into secret
session, and proceed to the consideration Of the
measure proposed, md the debate thereon shall be
limited to fire minutes for each speaker, and the
vote thereon shall be taken before the adjournment
of the secret session. Any breach Of the sectesy,
unless the Injunction shall be removed. shall be
punishable by expulsion, if BY 4 member; and if
any officer Of the House or Senate, by Euch pun
ishment as the body in which it occurs shall i1n-
pose,
We have perhaps as thorough contempt
for the interninallc ga6 in which it is the
fashion Of Congressman to indulge, as any
one can have; VIC are no doubt as earnestly
in favor Of vigorous prosecution Of the
war as any patriot would desire us to be
and we have becoming irreverence for rcd
tape and routine, whenever they stand in
the way Of action; but with these reasons
for innpclling us to judge favorab1y Of what
ever promises to promote efficiency in the
present struggle, we are forced to say
that few propositions containing so many
germs Of Tasty and bad Legislation, as this
plan Of Mr.. Wade, las ever been presented
to the American Congress. It is, in another
form, the declaration Of the French ASSEM-
bly, in revolutionary days, "The Republic
is in danger!.' for which, with all proper
respect for the source whence it comes, the
people arc not prepared, The objections
10 it are on the surface, and all who arc
familiar will the forms which encompass
aud the dangers and temptations which be
; set legislation, can see them. Fortunately
the vigorous opposition made to . scheme
so well calculated to reduce the 1egislatiyt
body to insignifcance, defeated it; and saTt
that VIC wish here to entcr our protes
against the consideration, even, Of sucl
| proposals in the future, ve might disnis
! ii without word We are sure that Mr.
Wadc's friends will regret his mistake, ant
| attribute his motion to his excessive anxiety
for prompt, vigorous and comprellensiy
action, rather than to any disposition It
abridge the powers or diminish the inau
t encc Il any branch If the Government.
, 1862-01-29

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, 1862-01-29

Queer stories continue to hc told of
G,n. S:one. Tic insclent letter which hr
wrote to Senator Sumner las been passed
over and Gen. MCCLELLAN takes no notice If
it, It is stated OIL very good authority that
Stone is exceedingly tender Of the feelings and
tie Interests Of the rebels in Maryland and
Virginia. All Instance is given in tue case Of
Il noted rebel fouripg-ril1 Which furnishes L
vast amount Of food for rebel soldiers. This
mill cs1l at any time be destroyed by Gen.
Stone By the nsc Of artillery, but lie will not
touch it. 1t is supposed TO be 4 part ofa gen
crxl plan which will not permit the destruction
Of tho property Of rebels wherever it eau be
avoided, Some people say this Is Nr. Seward 5
POLICY, and others lag it entirely to General
Stones sympathy for the South in this strus,
.le.
, 1862-01-29

e Tic mineral wealth of our sister State
Missouri is universal. and when rid Of her
curse Of Slavery, Sic will be one Of tho most
prosperous States Of the country. Her
immense iron and lead deposits arr well
known, md il is TOW stated that L few miles
cast of1rondale, there are several relus Of pure
sulphur, of such magnitude that one Min
could raise several hundred pounds dry.
There are also considerable quantities Of it in
Washington county, and further in the numcr-
Gus eaverns il the blufls, along Current river
ard Black river, tbcre arc vast deposits Of
saItpetre If the richest quality. These latter
arc points worth remembering in these war
times. and give us the means of making up all
our war munitions from home sources. Which,
ii was announced few weeks siucc that tile
expectation Of saltpctre Was prohibited by tue
Brlti-h Government, some apprehension WAS
felt that an inconycnicnt scarcity might be
the result; but if this Missouri news is true,
| il may bc good idea to colonize some Of the
! cun1rl'auds nr;lr thesc saltpetre deposits and
| SCI them at work for the Government.
t3*~ Commodore Foote'S preparations in
lHe MISSISSIPPI EiolllEl al tairo nave bcGn
greatly delayed by the inability to procure
| ncrtars for the beats now ready TO receive
thena. Tie entirc product OF the Govern
n,ent works OF this description has been taken
up for the coast expeditions. VT notice that
4 large number If thirteen inch mortars llare
betn passing for the last few days through
| Harrisburg, on the Pennsylvania railroad, te
| pbif1dfInhi1 on r1t1{n f,lr thu ritv of Nc0
| York. They were cast III the Fort Pitt foun
dry, near Pittsburgh, which establishment has
| turned out some Of the heaviest ordnance in
the service, in addition to large supply Of
smaller material
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MICHIGAN.


- - WAhhgtoa, November =, M
y10Ro4Al0 val - received 1t the Contract O0os Of
~ DsDageDsot untN 10 O'Clock N Il Nonday March
~ eas 49,, een1Ras1ng joy 1, -, asd NAilg
J1ne =, looe, h The STATE q Nchie,a, q IL routes
- ~ u ochedule0 a departure sad asTivab hseen
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FORM OF PROPOSAL, GUARANTEE, AND cERru1cAm
Pvvposal

Inc underSlgned -, whose post once addnuDo =
- county of -, State Of -, proposes 10
carry the mails Of the United Staee from July 1852
% June 20, 1866, on route Mo-, between - and
-, under the advertisement Of the Postmaster Gen
era dated November So 1851 with CELEBRITY certainty,
This prePaSal e ~ads via Jsu k~cxsdee q A< de
tasce s ros1s, he We9M y ne 1s1 b y csrisd, cd
~ eAv postscwlass in Inference 10 he voste aNd sevcs
ed, alD, after CARTEL ea1SWafioW q the ious asd -.
avscsisas asacAed y tie adsotssexef
Dated
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Laavs 1bavins Tuesday, hmsday, ~ aneuday
t: .;; ; !; M s,: ,,s:;: s,.p.;
l1~ 1fo. un,oe = Rssai, Ia, s .as md h.ek,
Leas U..avsan.s1.v - As.saay .. Ok a N
Arrive q Bristol BY llk an;
Lave Rietoi Wsdn.sday aad saturday It .x n
1853 Prom South Bsnd, md, b. Nosrs DANE, Bsrsxan
Aieh Nils, md 1sF1ien Spring, 70 saht 10.
ssph, Is niles and back, stx tinss . week
Leave South Bend daily, szesps Sunday, 1t ~
Isays 9; Jeseph d.iG, saesps Sunday, 1t tam;
AsStves e Ms yl Dn;
1lri,. = sos;h la sy7.n.
ProI cas Tor an altered sehsdus viii b eoassd.
1870 Prom Lanbertville 70 Toledo, O., 10 nlAs and
Ls.vs f..Sstvale s.s.aay ssss.;
Ansve 2: 1ci:do b. uaA; ~
Arrive s LaabsssvifsSy tr6 v-.gr
and ei.noo, 70 koa1e:, = mia I'd sssf, ose:;
Leave Ypsllanu thursday 1t s.n;
Lave Monroe Friday a N;
Arrive at Ypsianti BY p n. .5t
l2saa From nrovnssown, BY cark City, snithviA,
S.svnis. and Ro%ulus y BslisviSs n nass and
Leave hrownstown thursday 1t an;
Arrive at Dellsville BY IL N;
Leave bellevtle Thursday ~ pm;
Arrive at BkoWnstoWn BY opm;
A1oW From Constantine, BY Mn Creek and Shave BEAD
70 wilAnsvtlle, Is miles and back, once 4
week.
LaAys Constansine saturday II Ia;
Arrive e WilAmsvHle b. tpn;
Lave Whliamoviils Saturday 81 an;
Arrive at Constantine BY IL n.
1854 From Dundee 70 Summerneid miles and back
twice . week.
Leave Dundee Tuesday and Friday II Jpn;
Arrive q S0mneF6eld by 3pm;
Leave Summerned Tuesday and Friday at m;
Arrive At Dundee BY opm;
l2sss Prom Saline by Bridgswatsr to Manchester Is
m1ee and back, once . week.
Leave Saline Tuesday q m;
Arrive At Manchester BY IL m;
Leave Manchester Tuesday at II n;
1885 From Saline 70 Ypsilanst, 10 ni anA back, six
times week.
Lave saline daily, except Sunday, a ~ pm;
Arrive At YpsAnti BY SK pm;
Leave 1poilAnti daily, except Sunday q Q m:
Arrive At Saline by II n.
l2S$7 From Benton 10 Saline, miles and back once
week.
Leave 1nt@ Saturday .. loan;
Arrive - Saline by II N;
Leave saline Saturday q D NJ;
Arrtvy . Benton By D N.
1888 Jfom kookyn 70 Napolson milso and back six
times . week.
Leave Brooklyn daily, except Sunday, 1t Ga m;
Arrive It Napoleon by IL m;
Leave Napoleon daily, except Sunday, q n;
,o. Arrive 3 hookiyn BY eRm- 5,f3