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, 1862-05-27

Bntthe conscription actappiies only to mates,
between tile ages OF eighteen and thirty.fTe
B5 the census Of 1850, the population Of the
United States was 23, 1911, SIG. Or this total,
Z, 7,05T, ,945 Werc-giyen as between the ages il
question. Half this number would give
:;52a5, 972 as the males between those ages
which number Is fifteen per cent Of the aS5re-
white population OF the Confederacy, as stated,
would give us the number produced by the
couscriptiou, 152 ,SSd2 men.
IF, as suggested by t. cotemporary-
Richmond Eranainer-we should add to this
number the volunteers from that population
souri, not embraced in the basis Of esslula5c.
and the volunteers Offering from ages not en-
bTaced in the prescribed figures, the aggregate
soldfcry Of the Confrderacg would reach the
number Of S0l. 600. 1t is clear, however, that
80, GOO men could be raised as a permanent
force By the conscription.
This force, properly armed aud judiciously
comnaned, would be able to protect the conn-
try from Guy invasion which could be brought
against it. It would, OF itself, insure the iu-
dependence Of the Confcderacy,
Whatever be our disasters and losses upon
the field. the ranks OF our army will always be
Kept fillcd-not with raw recruits, but With
i men WHO have undergone the diseases, drill
and discipline of the camp. We have recently
received large importaGons of arms from Eu
rope, and are now manufacturing about three
thousand per week III our own machine shops
which facts lead us to hope that in thirty days
at most, we will hare in the field an effective
army OF SOC, coo men, as renowned for thet
courage as they will be fnyincible in thei
purpose This army will fall upon the invad
| ers in two or nure columns, drive them from
| the limits Of our Confederacy, and thence pro
coed to precipitate itself into the very vitals
the North, carrying fire and sword into th
| country Of the enemy.
, 1862-05-27

CHICAGO, BURLINGTON II
~ QUIECY RAu.ROAu.
PASSENGER Tralrs saye and arrive At Chtca9u ~ up9
loFs+Day EIrrese and Mail leaves Chtca8o At 80 L.
H. {SundaJs e1ccp.ed1 sy1tvca Sis r ". lSundsy1
eIceptedl Might EKpresa eayea ChcagoAt = 0F. NJ
tsaturda5h e1ccptedJ RrIyea at 4 a. NJ [MondaJ5
eItepted1 MenGptA Accommodation tahyea Chicago
At 500 P. H.. tsundays excepted arrives # 1a0 A.
C,andayA excRpted1 c. g. HAMMOND. 8upEs
, 1862-05-27
i. Warn R R,1bbEr Urusa.
CEELEY'S' HARD RUBBER
y: TRUSS.


&%
Tnia rruss Il har1nK auecess IN curing aEnia or
Kn:1rur6 before unknown in 'Eha history Of TruaseA
Un1ke AfL othe1s ever used IN the following respeca
II u11L HxyK4 REgT, {the spring being cOsted With
Hard Fubhef. rendering It tnperSious to moisture
PRECIPITATION Tho body. NnR nsE4k a.1H aAi4
IN DI1s9Ex. WILL xcxr aLH OF NoVE EEoX FtA0k
does not PnEss Or fSIuRE tbs COED, never becon,t.a
Tu1HI, audts 21w8{s c1.xAH A1p As GOOD AZ HK@.
nd su1ronndtng oonnH1. within tae past two yesra,
nsd hnvo ucyr ia1led Eive eazafacHon IN all casee
a. me vorst form References be gye1 OF cAsee
CURED IN Tits ct1 OF thirty years standing. Witch
mi known to OF the I1cdt emtneut In
tbr Knt and it is universally acknowledged BY alt
ae only rFllanle Tuss ns for nso d.. aeeie1 having
atttps q Tfussea vii guarantec ta's unaent u
rtspect u be represented - the 8Ame 1Fusl
esn e. made TeIY sf Or Timber {6s tho case AZ re
ouire5 An dally receiving ordefs tor this In1trn
seerrc he public that It q raRdy e9petcedlns sf
other Tuaass In use Petsans Wishing Ut. nssF1naea
Ieaof Kaptaiu e DE: sEElEY :d e IS sg1sa Gu,
r. Whnsn aiI ordar5 mrstbe addressed Pamphlet sen
az T-csiok uf at4mp. z. q. Bnz Ed~ II
, 1862-05-27

DUXTON & Co, BANKERS &
CI3rk and Lake streets. Bug and sell New FORK EI-
chsnEe. Gold, eilveE and 11ncq' rent Money 1,t.u.
ttet Currency. Prompt attention given to COLLECTIONS
ana all hufjuexa entrusted to u.s. rnhlJn1S2Sm
, 1862-05-27

The subject which, next To the occupation
IL Interest the loyal people Of the North, IL
the extent of Union Beutfment. to arrive 1t
which, under existing circumstances. is i'm
possible. The iron rs1le OF: the rebellion has
SO long controlled even tho Thought Of men
here that, though the 1oya1ists are perfectly
to do so. NOT feeling quite secure uud.r the
new :dispensation Of things, and dreadiag to
commit themselves publicly, lest the Confed-
e.rsss should got control Of tho city, when
their peck,s would Rot be safe from thu hslrez.
rave failed 70 notacs any general mantfea'
tx,ion Of Union sentiment, though instances
Of inaiAiansl loyalty, hare frequently come
, 1862-05-27

NfCRTGAGK SAIE.--PubHc no
lV1 tee ishereby g1Yen that selgman sehlesln9eT
ne MoTIEagee4n Certain Mortk Oead, dated Sep
temhtr It'll t1- e1eeated By Morris Waller {ns " .
cortcf Of Cook County. I11inota IN Bo2. IS of Mort
Eages Fsge 27s WILL By reason Of default % tee ssid
Waller In The payment OF the pronAsory nuts In aaid
Mortgage apeansd, SAL at pasnc suction for cash 70
il he City q Chicago, Eount5 OF Cook afosesai on
tho 4th sT of June 1s6s At tsn oeoeE n ne m 1oTs
Mytr5oF subdivts.un Of Block gutG Lot th1Etesa
(s IT, the Board Of Trustees Of The illinois an lG1d
ean Canal: Subdivision Of the west pars OF 6eCHon
i've {5] ID ToEushio thirty nine 2). nor1h Of Range
fourteen 14) east oftte rhlrd FrlncsT., Msrdtsu sad
Racorder aforesaid, IN Book 49 Of Asps, Page S.
WI Also tho same time aud place under The poEex!
q the 'ald Waller q ne e The soath esscrlJ aah g
sdt,it,on 70 chicago ba:ng twenty t2o> feet IN W1d1
and fronting on MilwanEEG a!en9e ~ :,
Chicago, MaJ Sd. 1861 .mY5 t54 I'm
, 1862-05-27

THICAGO AND ROCK ISLAND
~ Rs Acknowledgements or TINE
Summit Arrangement commencing SuuGay, May N,
1E2- Trains leave Chiceso Day Express aud MALL sn2
days eSct2ed, 500 Might Ezpresa 5aturdals az
Ccpted. stQ NJ .sDttet Accommodation Sundays
copied! Soc r. II; Through Trstns 6:7u 4 and
and 6cgr. H.; Joliet Accommodation, 9 Is An
JOHN F. TRACY, Gent 8up'k
, 1862-05-27

DUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY
l. GIVEN that viii ssll Oh the 18th dag OF June
next at try otce, NO 81 Washington street, u: the
hou. Of % O'CLOCK A. NJ right title and interest de.
creditors made pyr Gsste5 70 ne JqJ ~ ISL lsi.
improvements ihefeon. viz:
it ARsessurs Subdivision Of r. vi E. x section r.
tnwERh' y, range "A east
"a Lat tn B1ock Is. with house theron in town Of
Mclean. Mclean county, Illinois. -..-.
sd Lot in Gt0cK 2 with houee thereon in town Of
Ea1edou,a Boon county, Illinois on which Ia 8 mort
gage School ConHfeRtoaers OF $40,
4;h The S. r. u OF S. #. Section !, town 81, n
range ii East. 80 acres Ii KAnkzkee:Co on which IS
mortgage for about $d5Q-
GtE Sub Lot s of lot IN Block 8 aud sub lot 10 Of
1or 4, In Block 81 in ctty OF Ga1ena n
6th Lots 2gx, 81 Oud e. III town OF LAEe Forest
And will also Ee1t the same te and pl+ce All the
notes hands Lbat xe1e not sold on The sGn=u day
OF May last AsHER CAHTEn.
-" Asaienee Oft. B, Carter.
Chtcagp May 11th lF62. my .Qr2+4n
, 1862-05-27

Special Master In Chanccry-
GhfcaTn. MAY 1Sth' Isl oeA4f my14zsSs2td
, 1862-05-27

~ POFTAT1tN CQ4FhHa EVIs E9sNF FT1a$ 151a$
psne 1 CO.. 0tvexo: +: =: Uane Go' " h3osa
rs =: q 'se ssS!s s,s mzs
Ell r.a1a d:hica3n bI Lake and Ean2l. to Kaskf1
nsrss- AIse he1yI ns.sh1s fsn E9xte1a - Point q
,1nsT xUxplrlouB. but avoids au- usE Of 0A4AI.
aRYAxe VeF uf eJrscuseS The Company h&1e ~ a1-
s4stu. Il O4Weeo,: whh vh,ch fae5 txsnEfex gEaia,
shpcd by this 14ne. foM vease2s 70 cs8I boets With
S4' i;n.! WEIGHT h WHITNEY. AEA4
onIoe No. PardeeA Building "a ao6tANaal
1Hse&, oafnex Of Wells sHMk spa4R7l&8R
, 1862-05-27

- - 4S AH:TG z; ,1Is Nay i2th EEL zAt1& SUI
iesga VEN 11ees bepos : fs1xs -
~ - A =. Aaa T E1s baaietth DntuQna 4zd t2sex'
@eass po'as ss,sI sad sSa e $780, & q aosss;
FqHoe e e. K5T Bel1tdef4 Rock5e a1a m.at
~ r. T. ~ ~ II fQ1 Gen9y1 4n1 4sM EsssSsA
a1ate potn1 s hnr Beaof x11 JsnssEfI3e IN
gosaSe5 = 1 & "a Eae = txssa% 80 fsaa ssS
~ 11x1%ke = sniafa TW tafs tha ~ ?. K Ra&s
RessinE cu1 q aish1 IT * oTfA1ourr. a3. sU%
. ~ xHHNxR 2ak. E5se0kE a&aG& y
, 1862-05-27

IL 04G4AAA . IL \ NAeA%LA =
~ CATAKRHt.l
DR. GEELYE's LIQUID GATARRE REMEDY,
WARRANTED TO oe = sara cure Ior
CkTAKKH or COLD IN TIE HEAThs
country Il Consumption. Every physician knows that
with fully twuhreF Of thip number, tho tsessn c1sr
Couzcanceh sAa
: CATARskH IN 7.HE NOSE
7ns aex being to the throat and bronchial tubes
/; i ease: cur ta1arrh Consumption. and By
crr11E Tie we prevent the 1zteL Persons shouid
ndefetsut That ehe hftte- way 70 cure Coasumptcr
Ii to p:ereuti1.
ine symptoms Vi <;sttasrh IS thsy Eenera11y appeA
e.e q hrM sHEEt Eerso1s 1lnd they have A colo
sensitive to The ~rTss Of tc'Pr1atuIe In th1t cgn
and acr1d. Afterwards hscomlug thick and .dhealFe
~ Tie dlsease hecomeA chronic the discharge ere IN
now thick and hea,E and either got Ed of by blow.
tuP nose eis they taG into the throat ADd afe
ha.kad ee,Ehee hs setcns .ce IT 11 1asn:lys T..
eyeA weak. the sense ct smen Is iesssne6 Or a.
EfE=e0; deasnfse frequently takes placa, AnotteE
e petson T IL obiiee to caeas Rts thross II the 1otas
al ti,,ck or smv which has fallen down from
the bead during tc uEht When th:f axes rlaee r.
fnnEs, and should los tiHs tn s1rastins Il Tbs
nnove the ssnptns Ct CstafFh ~ they appeAr II
&o 81 t}e id q +ne l1vrID CATARgH REMEDY. ~
these symptoms car he quickly and efect1at3y -
moved. And tare sufficient confidence Ia the Rene
d. 1tsure MI Who arc d.sposed e tsst ~ VEtnes
Tor one month. ,,cn-r* :. received the amount pail
gil BE- returned.
one month. ~:sk fGE and cie.&E directson1,
ofine, 1a2 soath Clark Street,, Wp-stairsa
del- l-nEs1 tan fpsr Once Box ISL. Chicago, n
, 1862-05-27
Inportantto Females.-Dr Cheese

1mpO1 laQLL0 FeiIAifss-Al lueeSG-
mans Pills.
Tbe coznbnaaon OF .nEredients!n these Pills are the
result of long and exerssve Practice They are xnd
In their operton and certain IN correcting s TeEu
iartres Fa1ntul Mena11atians removing ~ obsuue.
IL tlr de paIpttaton Of the hEar whites all nervous
affections hs tteIcs. fatigue. pain IN the bscR aud
luate &C. dissu1hed Sleep which srlRa from .nte1Tup
tien OF natnrc- --
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
w1t the cou lenceu,ert ef in 'l,e treatment
Of these Irregularities distractions which have
conRiE ne s0sau> i PREMATURE GRAVE No fem ale
can cptoy gooa heath unless 81e Is Evgular, ant whch-
otrncsion tAkes Place the general heslta be
gins to decline
Dr. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
III. n4ozt e1ef1nEl remedy ever Known 1o1 ali cin
plants pecc:tsr 70 FEMALER To sill clasas they IRE
fnE>iGalit. 1Nt11CING WITH CEaTAIETF. FEd11DICAL
arGrtARITY. THEY srE knnEn to thousands VINO have
1aeG them different periods throughout the country
h13tng the sanction ofsoEoe The mort PAYMENT PETE
1C1ANk 1H AAEE1rA-
EXPLICIT 1I1 Ef77GSs STATING E7IES T13KY 8uoE7tE
x4,r BE ukk1, p's3 eac.. Rx-t1.s PEICE ONE DoL1A1
rEE Box, containing from 20 to G1a flils-
Fuls sent by mall promptly remltstnE to .he Agent
GS Lake s1crat foI.n EY DRUGGISTS GENERALLY.
1T Sold In Chicago at msauElCto7s pElcca By LORD
& SMITH.
, 1862-05-27

THE COSSCRuTIOE ACT
Yesterday being the last day allowed for
volunteering by The provisions Of this net,
strictly speaking, 1t will go into full force and
yigor, as q law Of the Land, to-day. The en-
rolIment, mastering in, subsistence, trrnspor-
tation and disposition Of the troops raised
under it, arc to be effected by State officers,
II tee Executive grants such Permission, and
otherwise By those Of the Confederate Gov
ernnlent. The enrolled men in each State, to
use the language Of the bill, twill be collected
ia camps OF instruction BY the officers in cou-
mand OF the recruits, the said camps to be Sc
}ected with reference to health, and the fa:lli-
ties for obtaining subsistence and Transports
tion. The Dumber Of these camps shall not
exceed two in each State, without authority
from the Department., and to each will be al
lowed quartermaster and commissary.''
a portion Of them will then be assigned, in
due time, by the SECRETARY Of War, to the DIFF
fercnt companies now in service, until each
company contains l25 men-per5ops SO cn-
rolled being assigned to companies from ne
State from which they come. These details
will not be made until the conscripts have
been Instructed By a competent drill officer,
aud in selecting them for duty preference will
be given to those who have passed through
the usual camp diseases.
!. We presume that it will be ascertained by
| tho Secretary Of War how many volunteer
troops each State in the Confcderacy has furn
| ished AID has now in service, aud that he viii
| then ass scss to them their respective quots
Of consolidating. them proper credit fol
| The former. When this assessment does moi
absorb all persons subject to military duty un
der tile act belonging to such State, IS theE
the residue or excess thereof shall be kept as
| 7esare, under such regulations US may b
established by the Secretary Of War, and tha
| at stated periods OF not greater than thre
months, details. determined By lot, shall b
! made from said reserves, SO that each com
pany shall, as nearly as practicable, be KEEP
full"
Such are some of the more important pro
| visions of this measure, which inaugurases
military system similar to that enforced b
nearly every government in Europe excep
Great Britain.
Tic size Of an army thus created is easil
calculated by: simple arithnaetical process
The free white population OF the several State
Of the Confederacy, not wholly occupied b
the enemy, is as follows, giving only fraction
of the population for those States PARTIAL
, 1862-05-27

TUARDIAN SALE OF PER
NJ sDNAI EROrEETY,-Nottce Is hereby giyeA
thst on tie dltI6ay of June next at 10 O'Clock 4 H.
ishail sel for cash public auction as the premises
-Four Frame Two Story Dwelling Houses. being Nns.
lss aud 16 On Monroe street. snd ths t%9 a2tsss N
Chicago May Ii. 1852 Guardian OFF. n. Bonner
myi4r3{2kd
, 1862-05-27


AZ VIC believed would be the case, Or. E. A.
Lodgc. who was on trial Tuesday, Wednesday
aud Thursday, in the Recorders Court, ona
churge OF manslaughter. was yesterday acquit-
ted Tho following is tue most importantdoc-
ument submitted during the trial, and nat
urally had much weight:
The Faculty Of Hahuemann Medical College,
after an examination Of the testimony given
before the CoToner's Jury at Detroit in the case
dedly of tue opinion that there was sufficient.
evidence Of pathological condition of the
heart which would account for her death with
out any other cause.
Furthermore, we are confident that tho dose
Of gelsinlinum tinctuTe administered to the
aforesaid Margaret Washington Was not suM-
ciently large to net as an exciting cause Of
death under any such circumstances.
Again, that Is, q common practice among
physicians OF all schools to experiment upon
healthy persons, with view Of obtaining tho
ply siological effects Of drugs, is evident from
! the entire literature Of Malcria Medica; aud
! l,as also confirmation In the recent death OF
| DR.. E. L Fountain, Of Davenport, Iowa, a com-
| n1ittee from the American Medical Association
from such experiments with the chlorate OF
potassa.
BY order Of the Faculty.
| (signea} B. LuD1Asf, II. D., see'y.
CuioAco. Feb. q, 1862.
The Faculty Of Hahnemaun Medical College
| is compo8ed Of
! 4. e. sInill, MD, G. E. shipman, n D.,
F. 1udlsa, \ 4 p, ! 1. { Kenogg: s s.: e D. " n
". Hanfo1d White, ND. D. 4. Cotton, II. D.
We, the undersigned, cehezfdlly coincide in
the above:
\: r: Cook MD, D.s. Smith, y. D.,
re- Il LPrd e hada, VI D., MD Il W. En- T. ba1. ~ p MD
K: T.. Hnhe1s. III 3. Chceter Smith. Ii, b.
, 1862-05-27
13h1.-:WlN|'TllEE!R llE! ARRANGE. q
Michigan Southern and Lake She's

.. RAILRO
IN ard afsar suEDAT, NOV. 81 md until further
nottca, tatz vii leavt Chicago - foNoWs:
Exw ToKE DIY KxrKx4s:
100 "a n daily Except sundxJA 1t8 oA Nl1dIRza
Bead. conoect1-.I At E1khaIt with train uu 4fIs
Line Road at White P1gecu with Train for Th1EE
RlTEfN. II Adxfxn viii trains for Jsck1cn sf 1fs5
Line Junction With @aias tex Monroe md D
EIaHZ EtPKL95: >"
snF. u daily se1t4ps eAsnrda3>. III 0.d 1usa3--
gan EcAd, Connecting At Airline Junction Wt1x
Haiu2 for Detroit
9Esns arrive rom he Kast n iaxs 4 Il and Il IN
Aa t4e 5poFH EE3n3 maeQa regular CONNECTIONS N2
n1afs nnaxa51 Bnnalc Nlagax9 Falls Albany; NeE xcGE
bgssoa fhslsasa?Rla. BALTIMORE, and al Fuut1 EtI&
haesose@ents, @ snn II Lhesssen Cleveland md Chicago
Through Tickets csn be obtained Ut tara Cqzspsnx4
Ofce s. Clark Etreet Uaie- Tie sherman Hoss dT Il
'JOHE b. CAMFRErI+ 4 IA EAWY EE
Gcn1 Eupt, Teltdo. O. Gen1 NeatsYn 1s
, 1862-05-27
l3rp @Don8.

r ARGE STOCK OF GOODS
IL from 6EERIFF SALES justrecefved 1t B0YLHH
Cheap store which win be sold 1t Krcat sacrifice We
Bre NOW oa1nk the greatest bargains ores oaefcd in
, 1862-05-27

nETROIT AND CHICAGO

On md attsf MONDAY. Aay 5s1, the Michigan ao1ts
tween Chicago and Detroit 7ia 1dftsn E1sdo1t chsn0e
ot CARS H1akn direct Connections With II Cansdisn
Elegant coaches, With raised ventilated rooL md
Ee1lsbury UEate11. E1l11un through On day trxtnK
Ed nm through On hight The d{stasce q
shotteT than by otnaE LIE Tbs time mad fatRs q
- LesEe Cb!csgo atT 4 A;Mt TO F. u. Arrive IN
BIS z. II. and e-15 A nj -e'~ -
d1GGeta sold # al ne pzc17aI ucket Offices n tho
s5eet snd It !hs Depot conner Van Ba:eu and she1-
1H2n kNeeLs talEa8o- - H e, 8AWTER,
m1 16rEssm General PaexanseF AEeut
, 1862-05-27

Late from Rfchmond--TcfI. Davis
Joins the Episcopal Churcfa.-.The
Eonscr1ptfon Act---Rebel .Apprec1-
alton Of their Station,
, 1862-05-27
TH e
Northern Transportation Coy

Northern Transportation COY
OF OHIO
1sprepared to transport property between
Boston, all Points In New England, New FORK
aud The West,
With rrorptnesa, care an dispatch.
This vel nowu Line OF Fourteen FrBtciass Screw
steefns!S connecrs At Ogdensbu1g with the
Railroad for Boston snd, all Points in New
England;
Al Cape Vincent with tbs
Railroad and Propellor Line bstTesn Cape
Vincent and New York,
End At pswego Eitha
LINE OF 25 FIRST CLASS CANAL BOATS
Bet~scn Oswego. Tro5, albany aud New York.
Forming DAILY LINE from Boston, New York
OEdeaasnrRE Csp4 Vincent and oswego to CleTe1sad
Toledo sud Detroit
AND 4 TEIWREELT LINE TO
Chicago, Milwaukee and intermediate Ports
AGENTS.:
J. Ayers 19l Bsoadway+ New York Johr Hock
lrg State Street. Boston Geo A Eddy OglenshurEh
Il i. Creyo IN. Cspe Vincent John 4: Crawford. Us
&ege. Pelton q Breed. Cleveland. Walker Mayes
Toledo: F K. Mathews. Detroit; 0-J. Hstes AAHsu
Eee. Taylor, MarTuy & Coz Racine
CLARY 4 HOWE, Agents,
Eoot Of North Lasalle st., Chicago.
| [sp4p52 6Inl
, 1862-05-27

t For tbs cheapest and hesl Hai>
Jewel,y wtss Braios Curll. E,1zxen, ere. 70 70 h.
DHsR ALpI. 100 Lake stree: and s1.Gine ta5ss Koa.
k;ttncal nom thc natural wheI adjusted to tha head
His Has1 .jeNe5y coa1stne always tbs ueKekt ekz1f
9rrlea All a-tc.sa viii give entire esttafActec-
ocAFl-1y
, 1862-05-27

TH1CAGU d ROCk ISLANE
~ RAILEOAU-CH&sa4 U Tun-H,at.s n
eangemsnk eonansnesqE Sunday. Eoy r. ,sl 11se1s
aepsed. 11:sa 4 Il; Flight E1peeM 84turdaJa exneess
nRP ~ Joliet Accommodation. Sunday 2 es54S 81 ~
80 z, NJ Through TrstNa 1xy1se. SIS T. y E&F &E
(. II Iotee An<xauDsoAstsou- ia J. n.
, 1862-05-27
M HICHIGAN CENTRAL RAIL
MI E1lAn

:" EOAD, .
6EEAT CENTRAL ROUTE 10 NEH YUEK EEW
ENGLAND AND TIE CANApA3- =
On aad sfte1 SUNDAY, Msy 4tn, 1sfs2 Trst1s le1ya
ss Great Central ua!ca Depot toot a laka szoes u
fp1oET:
7AoA. M-Exeept sunda1) arrives St Detroit as SO
P.M- Suspension Bridge At 4B a. NJ 81
paay ssg H. New Eo1x $40 2 H. Boa'
80 F. A-{Ezcept Saturday,, atr1vts at Detroit at 6
4. NJ SUSPENSION Bridge Sis z. NJ Albany
90 New Tox& tG:aJ A. T.. Ecstoa
4sa F. II -
Clnca nah Trains us II G. Railroad 1esvn Chezxc it
nv T. NJ Mail Train $50 r II, Fast Express arrive IN
Mati Train
The 80 r n. Trnc leaving CatcsEo rara rruush to
GtnfinIssh without change OF cars or baggage.
SzGshaIEa 1zts1t D1sse1s a-e Eua Oh DEy Exlress
S1ha1 PateEt Sleeping Ca1g ali night tratax
"a EsEKa9e Checked Through -H
THROUGH TICKE1. for sale Ia al principal Ka.Izoad
3cEs In the West at thS General 0f6ce eor1ar LaKa
Hud Dearborn st1eetE {undes tae Trsmo1t Houze5 CHI
ta3o, and st the Depot.
T. n RICE General Superintendent
l. II. ". 6HTTE. TEstsxu FaS4 Az
, 1862-05-27

DE- YE HE Whittier,
!6i South Clark street, can be found from eight
:: ttr nr1trS anti! eight in the evening every day.
No charge for consultation. The afflicted will re-
ce:ve speedy aud permanent cure all itnod Dis
<aees. nly16E4la-lm
, 1862-05-27

( 1HlCAHO AND MIL LWAUKEE
A. RAILROAD.
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MYS s. C. BALD HN, Superintendent.
, 1862-05-27

Whatever may be thought Of the ability Of
Gen. Butler to conduct public house on
popular scale, he has at least shown himself
equal to the task Of opening and keeping
Federal fleet, the St. Charles shut its wide
portals, and to all intents and purposes
"closed for the Season." But Gen Butler
required accomino odations for himself and his
numerous retinue OF officers and body guard,
and as the St. Charles offrred the advantages
Of central location, coupled with elegant
apartments and We1l-5tocked }arder, while
Col French WAS investing the City HILL, Ma,
Strong went to the St. Charles to obtain
quarters for Gen. Butler and his staff The
proprietor declined to open it. and Was told
thai in case he persisted in refusing. General
Butler would be- Obliged to take military pos
session of the establishment, At two
| O'Clock, the Genral, having established his
| official headquarters at the Custom House,
| went up and informed tho proprietors Of the
| St. Charles that the opening Of their hotel for
his accommodation was not q matter of choice
with them, but one Of necessity, and they
| must open it.
This emphatic announcement produced the
desired result, and the proprietor, stating that
| bis life would have been in jeopardy if ho had
| voluntarily offered to open his house to the
commander Of the invading army" proceed.
ed to show the officers to their rooms. There
are no guests in the house, except those who
come By the invitation or permission of Gen
| Butler Ihe bar as cto6eds and the hundreds
Of officers who have pledged their friends in the
North that they would drink their health Al
the St. Charles, will necessarily be compelled
to postpone that indulgence for the present
Under the present proprietorship, the st
Charles occupies rather an anomalous position
| fur house Of entertainment. The main en-
trance is tlanked with brass field pieces; sol
dicrs guard the entrance and bivouack at tn
| foot Of the staircase. Stacks Of arms hay
usurpcd the places Of the porters on the side
walk, and the marble floor OF tile rotund
rings with the sharp click Of the sabre, will
military trappings decorate my lady's toile
stand, and camp equipage, boxes Of am1nun1
ton and hospital stores occupy the place
where erst were piled the trunks and hat boxe
of tourists, :up-rtver planters and Norther
merchants. Federal officers pace to and II
on the spacious balcony, or sit down con
posCdly to enjoy siesta in the cool Of th
cveniDg-objccts Of curiosity and aversion
the proud creole and the naughty belle, VII
cast side1opg chances Of contempt as they pas
But, in tho words Of Captain Alden, of tt
Richmond, s'We have come here to stay-d
y | you understand to stay !" And they will d
It, contradicting By their humane edicts, the
irrcproachable bearing, the erroneous impre
sions which the deluded 2outhrons have ente
i tanned respecting the defenders Of the Uniol