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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-09-24

offers Of 20 e, North IPur4 LcpisLury
Caprain-GEo. W. FORREST.
Ist Lieut.-Andrew H. Dnl.
ID Lieut-Wm. F. Kelley.
sERGEANTS.
Orderly-Davii B. Nesbit.
. VIM II Ncsbt John L Miller
5 Harley Sllfer Owen Mur:y.
CoRruRALs.
l Edwin G Wolfe l. D Brewer
, John G Gundy 6 Vim N Ginter
8 James Christie q Y MLtughlin
4 Levi b I~rbst q \ Kaufman.
Drummer-Frank Bentley.
Co. P.M.-Jos. NJ. Housel.
.SoF of 81 Pr. Rcy., lst Briyade-Cd
Heary " Cormich, acting BriyaHicr.
CoIonel-Wm Doris Jr of Huntington.
Lieut. Col-Wm c. Lawson, Milton.
Major-Wm Frick, of Chester.
Adjutant-Robert T. Allen, Wmsport.
Surgeou-E W. Walton, Clarion Co.
AssistaDt-JAcob 5. Bender, Cumb. Go.
Q QIartcrmaster-Ch a. Lane, Luz rue.
do Serg.-jac Stambaugh, ,Juuiata.
Chap!ain-J K. LDomis, Lewisburg.
Scrs. Maj,r-Johu B. Linn do
Postmaster-JUhu NJ. q Ieim, Huntingdon.
COMPANIES.
A-Thad. q. Boyle, of Milton.
B-Cha's G. Shorkley, Lewisburg
Geo W Forrest do
D-Cha's }. Bruuer, Sunbury.
E-E, d. Crawfori, M'iiintown.
F-Geo. W. Garretson, -
G-Jos. johnson, -
II-StanIey Woodward, Wilkes Barre
I-Agib Ricketts, DO
K-J Ohm Trout, Williamsport.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-09-24

sS-Lt. John A Morris, Aid to the late
brave Gen Reno, returned thro' Lewisburg
last Saturday, having accompanied the
remains of bis beloved General to their
temporary intermeut, Boston. Reno was
aPennsylvanian, married in Virginia. At
the close Of the battle of South Mountain,
near Mldiletowu, Nd, Sunday, the lith
Inst, Reno was shot in the side by sud-
den SolIey sent among his staff, and lived
but few hours.
ht'Morr's was repeatedly complimented
iOf MS services in the official reports of
Gen. Reno.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-09-24
Eeuiaburo Harket.
2-& 1EEc

fy9&8nkED.
Rv Rev ? 5. Henson. ilth inst Rev. DAVID spEN-
GER. Of Pt Pleasant, aud Miss TILLIE A UELLINGS
Of Philai.
SicU,
In Brfioe tp, eIst inst, LIZZIE f., daughter of
Martin y Reed.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-09-24

UNION STATE TICKET.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-09-24
s@ Court closed last Friday.

John MCall was foreman Of the Grand
Jury, which was discharged on Wednes-
day, after having returned four true bills,
aud presented two Democrats of Mlfilin-
burg for treasonable words spoken 1--WE
understand) before the passage of the
Law under which they might have been
indicted.
-Four persons were convicted Of rio; a,
the White Deer Furnace, and fined, two
$40 each, two 50 each and costs.
Com'rh VS. W. Auderson-guilty.
Com'rh VS. Linewcavcr, &:.-nyt guilty,
prosecutor and Defts. to divide the costs.
Daniel Daugherty admitted to the bar.
David heahy, naiuralized.
Miller vs Hursh, &c.-V eriict for Defts
Potts VS. Walter-Sl9i l. for pif.
Rosenberg VS. KIeckners-P.ff. takes
non-sult.
Col Unison SnAFER, now in service
at New Orleans, sends to Frceport lead
ing editorial from the NeC Orieans Deita
in favor # arming slaves when practicable
to fight for the Uuion. The Dim says:
"This IS a movement in the right direc-
tion. 1t is time this PrJai'ce should be
put to the test of experience: Il has neUer
existed an The .Syuth."
Col. Shafier says:
"rhis was written by the editor, John
Clark, heretofore pro.slavery Democrat,
recently editor of the conservative Boston
Courier. lie published Gov Yates Chic
ago speech in this paper: it was endorsed
by our entire army. Entire anal complete
Emancipation, is the wateh.word Of this
army"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-09-24

For Auditor GydcFal.
THOMAS Z. COCHRAN, Of York Co..
For Surveyor EcncraI
WILLIAM S. ROSS, Of Lu2ernc.
, 1862-07-16
Canadian SympatlIZerB with the So.
cessfDntstBs

The Rochester, IN. ~ Democrat says: On
the Sd Of july Mr. Stanley, wealthy ci.izen
Cobourg, Canada, gave the freedom Of the
Fotels Of the&oTn TO all on the occasion of
his marriage. AL the yagabonds Of the place
Of course accepted the hospitality, and became
lu.oxicAtel- Iii the evening the steamer II 4ple
Leaf called at the dock on her way aloua
Ehcre, picking up passengers for this city She
gathered large load-four hundred iu> all
Capt Sclotield engaged the Coburg. baud TO
come over with the boat and play at excur-
sions here On the 9Th. Just before the boat
left port the band cruck up Yankee Doodle.
The rowdies on the wharf demanded
"Dlxie" from the band, and because the
demand was not complied with, threw
sticks Of wood at them. One Of the mis-
siles struck i little girl. Some Of the indigg-
hurled back the sticks to the dock. This was
the signal for general Tow, and party rush
I'd On board the steamer to engage ia fight.
AS the foremost assembled the com paplon way,
| a tall Yankee standing on the deck dropped
| them back, with bad marks upon heads and
faces. Captain Schofeld discovered there was
| TOW, and cast of his llGes. Tie rowdieE
| scrambled On shore, and the boat went on he1
| way: On the night Of the 5th, as the boat
called at Cubonrg returning, large crowd
assembled upon the dock in search OF the
long Yankee, but did not find him: They
threw eggs at tie boat, cheered for JEFF. Dayl:
aud Beanreeard, al made themselves ridicu
Ious generally-a cheap way they have O
showing their sympathy with the rebellion.
, 1862-07-16

NJ OhlGA0E oALE.- W nereas,
and James Johnston and emmy Johpfto rs VIE par
January ~ ~ mort.aEe and convey 70 ne "
ter described. e zesuI. he asnt q re principal
after date sn1 nteresE "a the sane q folio
!hones1a loul n1neSeG aoAla pa5aotr na w nasa ~
qs5 & oa A. - 70 ~ ny ~ u ta @ ~ ecrsntS
dEe thousand deilar = se t.te q u nsE s9 RSE
n eeeh xtsy fer esch nf wch said nsTments Of nts
III ssf3 5I1 ~ anS fnhnston gaye thtI9 na1e T. he m
dsgnsd bsan5 sSen date II Th ~ fa,d 7, g e pas
=. ~ - t4of = seF.,f ahoni ~ hs ds N
fb sent of an ana sa inNteim.nts Of tnrerest
at tse tint aat y U NAME ea;d @ no5sa
gwen ioE sa1o ~ a4re1eS1 @ & ana "a ~ @ s x 1
r. sane nses n tsn At hs eect3o1 81 th un
sas p5ns1s sq s q sa4 ne
t5az Iote gEea 1oE ~ g eseat5.y
4 q : ~ a5s aslsE sash defaats; Ttaoat noHse
Ana I44o n H. q :nd nn Vi 81 and x III % a
t al sched and T. aeI1 M
~ ~ tne nitr ~ p ~ esta 5srt ~
g. g. 9Tt ns % ~ % 2heir he eIecuo
sasTsa = pe91 e. 3as
s CA asst ssa MI. Hsys y ~ ds;E
Se aao Pn6 Shd - paI rs III 1S,c1n - Ii my uas
Ana Whefess sid tnataimess of interest," amoaut1aE
IL su y gIs re fap. ~ ae'a aer1s9-e N Tia :st
81 = 5e5asy 5s5 = = a. sssa e;
snSs tns sss 6seSs n a.; e 10; Hpq 1.s Fl g. nnsos
secured S lls @oE:eaEs te w1t tse sa3 e ~
g osana aonaf eosn oecone sno DE- one
"a and Whereas. there + now Que and unpaid said
~ e. "a sa s u am a6e q
, 1862-07-16
EXTRAORDINARY OPERATIONS AT MOBILE,
1HR HARBoR oBsTRCCTED-A DITCH AROUND
THE CITY COMPLETED,

The rebels are making the defenses Of No
bile much more complete than even those Of
the Mississippi below New Orleans previous
to the CAPTURE Of our forces. We learn from
Captain Powell, late of the fr1gate Potomac,
which is now to be converted into store and
hospital ship, and who arrived in this city by
the Mcclellan, that q rebel schooner from
Mobile vas captured By the boats Of the Uni
ted States WaT vessel Morning Light, q few
days before he sailed, and that from those on
board and from other sources, It was ascer-
taired that the harbor of Mobile had been
completely obstrueted, and that Fort Gaines,
which NOS long ago was nearly or quite
evacuated, has been Teoccupied and again pre-
pared for defense.
Piles have been driven from Fort Gaines to
point directly under the guns Of Fort Nor
gan, and other distractions have been COM
pleted from Hog Island on one side Of the
channel and beIoW the forts to tue other side.
There is an entrance for their own Vessets
through the distinctions, which they have the
means Of filing up at any moment.
The great ditch they have been for months
in digging, is now completed, and extends
from the waters edge entirely round the city.
Its inner bank is defended by breastworks
ard batteries, and the position is considered
by the rebels unassaiIable. II the federal
gunboats succeed, however, in passing the
harbor batteries and forts, the rebel army
may either be compelled to surrender, or
be driven in body into the ditch they lave
dur, and from which they will find it diff
cult to escape. It would contain verg large
0TDy,
, 1862-07-16

declares bis intention OF recapturiug New Or
leans and Ill other points now held By our
troops-in what manner does not appear.
Our small army Is under the protection Of the
gunboats at all points, and no fear is enter
taired that the rebels can be successful in any
ettack they may choose to make.
, 1862-07-16

In,portantto T Females.--Dr Cheese
tEAr'E I1l!a
result ef long and ex lt!re Practice They mild
II their OpeTt ton ad certain IN Correcting R 1freEu
IariIes, Fa!lfa Mehz:rna1ons removing all otstruc
t1pnR whether from <oid G. otherwise head1che pain
u te side pal?aton ri tie heart whites, all
Nnrcuoha, Eysterlck. fatigue. pain IN the back and
G.lbe. &C. disturbed tcer, which artse from 1ntetTup
t3en OF nature.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
Whp tie cprn1cuc1raent 0i in ih= treRtmeat
q ttt-e Irregularities nnd ohstErctoas which hare
..>paig ed RomaI 10 q PREMATURE GRAVE No female
car eno; good hralth unleAs she ts reCnar and Which,
obstruction lakes place the general heath BE-
DK. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
Rte he mont enec1uaf remedy ever known for all CON-
r4ints peculiar 70 FENALls. TO all classes thev sfe
taya:Ctt.s. ISnrCISG, WITH CKHTAINTY. FkRIoDf'cAL
EFar1AE1T1. Tiey are known to thousands who hare
aed item at different periods 1trouEho"tthe couuty.
having thr sanction ofHone Of The m0at XINkST PITS
EE1AEs IN AAkEscA.
EXPLICIT .REcTTuSs. HTAT1SH WHEN THET SHOULD
Eur RE UsEp WITH each Bo3-the t,EIcK ONE DolLAK
FEE BOX. containing from 20 to GO ILLS.
Pills sent By mall promptly b: RENTING to the Agent
f2I4ake street so1n II DREGG1sTs GENERALLY.
KF Bold In Chicago Rt NAE ufaC.ots prices hy LORD
EbAITH a0sTalyT
, 1862-07-16
ANUTHER IASE.
Here is another instance Of similar charac,

"uEADqrARTE,s DEPARTMENT OF GuLr,
NEW ORLEANS, June 80, 1852.
ESPECIAL ORDER No. l53.-John ". An.
drcwe exhibited a cross, the emblem CT the
personal ornament, which he said was made
from the bones OF u Yankee soldier, and hav-
ing shown this, too, without rebuke, in the
Louisiana Club, which claims to be composed
OF chiyalric gentlemen:
Grafton of the dead, he be confined at hard
labor for two years On the fort.fications at
Ship Island, and that he be allowed no verbal
or written Communication to OF with any one
except through these headquarters.
s'BY order Of Major Gen'l BUTLER,
Commanding Department.
sR. 8. DAVIS, Captaiu and Acting 4. A.G.''
, 1862-07-16

lI EQAD.
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE TO EEW TUKk HEW
ENGLAND AND TIE CANADAA.
uI and atter SUNDAY. May 9Th. lss2 Trains leAvk
he Great Central E1lo1 Depot foot o{ Lake 1tesh e
tostnw7:
ia A. A-E1cept sucdhy) Arrives a. Detroit 1t IN
I. M Enspersio7 Bttd2e a. 4A5 A. N, A.
ton 1::S1 z. Il
I0F NIExcept Saturday,, arrivts a: Detroit ut tn
a NJ Suspension Bridge Sis r H. AIba1F
~, r. New York 1c:In T. n. Bostu2
2::5s F. IL
Cincinnati Tralns va " c. Ralruad 1eaye Chicago Il
.II a NJ Mall Train $50 u, Fast Express Rf7tTo n
Chicago st Sis A. H. Fast Express =. al5 z. H. Hxh1
The 7:D F. II Train leaving Chicago Euus through ID
C!ac11Eah Without change Of CARS or baXE1En-
Rnttans Patent Ee1ulatcrs are ru1 On Dap ExptelH
S.a.1z, Pxtent Sleeping Cars on all night tzaiuI
!" Baggage Checked Through. III -
THKoCHH T1CKET8 for sale In al principal E8IlToA6
pEces IN the West at the General 0tnce corner LAk8
AID Deacoo-n sttettA fu1dcz the fremont Eou1e1 ca
cage, and st the Depot
R. N. RICE, General Superintendent
]. ". SMITH. We4te1n pass- A9't-
, 1862-07-16
d%ATARRHI CATARRH!l
S3cATAKRHsH
DR, &EELYE's LIQUID CATARRH REMEDY.
Warranted tc be sure cure Tor
GATA14RH or COLD In THE HEAD.
oEt H5%pKxD THopsArp persons die Yearly IN taia

-,tNSA4AA la A&AANAA NkAAG-EAAAl RAk4Q42kN4f
Warranted tc be sure cnrc Tor
EATARRH or COLD In THE HEAL.
OK H1EpRzo THopsAsD persons die veazsy tn 1aia
Country oi@ Consumption Every physician knows thas
fdto Ta11s tHo1htrdt O! this nrmbe he dsease CIR
;.ou1manced as
CATARRH IN THE NOSE.
Tbs penE to sas throat sad osencnta sube.
It l. eaaier to cure Cats11h thar Consumption end m
ri1g the n1s: We prevent The latter sersons shonls
IL 70 prevent It,
Rnd IND thai theJ 1--we frequent attacks ant are more
aenAtve to the changes od Temperature 70 ttls cor
Guon, the nose may be dry slight discharge thu
e tne dsease oecomes eSToae Eae % dscasIfes a1e N
ceea4ed IN a1sntity and changeG in Qna41R hey ar
1oE thick md heayy and aEe eltheE got BY blow
zaE e nose o. slsS ss ~ nso ~ xIoas and a!e
E9usnE psd breath the voice Il thick aud nasal the
eyes sfe weak: the sense Of sneu u lesaeued OF d.
6Gc7cd; deafness frequently tAkes place- Anothe-
peson II 1o eea1 bs troas o. i ise o,5inS aa
nj kthck Shiny n1couE which has fallen dpER irnTa
Ehe head during the Eight When this .Ales place the
foa7on uRy be that his dseAse ia 1ts way 70 the
nbovr are the symptoms Of Cat4rrh they sppear ID
By tas us ID & the LIQUID cATARRH EEMEDY, III
sss 4pt9ps ca 5s HEeSly I'd snscpal e f. r.
dy % a@nre ~ Who disposed to test tH vEtues n
caring Csia5h that s{ter the TRIAL OF The Renedy
Eer nns non no benant IL received the suaunt paid
<,ae month. with full and cleaF d}recuou1- ~N ~'$
omea, 1e2 South Clark Street, Wp-sta1r13
dGl:Mx27M Fod Qtee Box ESL Ehlcsxn m
, 1862-07-16
rHIUAaO AND ST. LOUIS
NKAuK0AD LAk


Tyas.% leave Chicago ut III 4. II Dag KxpfeeA {s1.
cert Snncrva) ap0 p Night Express {e4cspt S.tur-
oxyel Trs1ns ar1tse rom ST. lou!s Ut SIS h y. ana
joliet SID Wilmington Accommodation IesrsG Cal
eaxo 1t leo E. IL Ind AzEiTea st 9-5 T. y
myti G. e. ALLEN, 6ute
, 1862-07-16

r UMBER.-I would invite the at
tent1on Of dealers and others purchasing lumber
In Chicago one Of the largest and most Gemplete
soFtncpf OF Lumber La this market; also Dressed Sid
Ing Flooring and Stock Boards Sash. Doors, Shingles
Lath Long Timber Jotst &C 9ess e. Fffasonaolf 70
Orders filed With promptne and fidelity CarsloAded
in 5ard. Yard and Ofce Deach street., between POLE
and Twelfth 5teeta.
nyft3Jl&u READ g. n WILLIAMS.
, 1862-07-16

S,-T.-1S6o-X.-D1ake's Plantar
EIcN EITTERS. Exhausted Natures great restorcr.
Ehey tny!eorate, strengthen and purify the system,
cure Dyspepsia Aedity OF the Stomach DiArrhca, DC
4 perfect Appetizer and Tonic They invtgorale the
6ob5 without stimulating the BRAIN They arc COM
pound Of pure St Cro1 Rum, Roots and Herbs, and
arc recommended by all who then Adapted to
Ghe old OF young but particularly recommended to
the weak and 1angufd Sold By au Druggists, Grocers
Hctc1s and Ss1oona F. Il. DRAKE 4 CO,
myi9.r+o:3m 2o2 BroadWar, New note
, 1862-07-16

a DAIINISTRATRIX NOTICE.
N STATE OF ILLINOIS, CooK COUNTY. sa.-
County Court OF Cook County. 49,.
Public notice ts llercby given that the undersfgncd
Administrative of the estate Of Doliver Walker. de-
ceased will appear before the sad Court at thG July
July A. H. 1852 at the Court House In said County. for
tile purpose Of hearing and adjusting all clans md
demands aganSt thc estate when and where all pcr-
having such claims are requested to present and
file the same. ABIGAIL +. WALKER,
f,hfraoo June
, 1862-07-16

0 RAuR0AD-BVNxE1 Ana AKaaaEIE.
!eave wells seet Depot a tooNa, excapteds
~ A. y. aaa sSE = EoE Es;vtdsEs Kocztnsd @ @sF.e.
@ed!ats .poinE; szR = \. an4 ~ 2. " :or DEE:
tm Il X for Egta Belg!ae!e Rocstord, and late11aSs
1.sse points so F. w. tot aeoeva azsa 33f e.
ia pSB a ~ and 10 r II u41n Paasen Eafk loE W.
n Late n HenzJs Each9a04d Gsaae3 80 -. 2x3 ~
Eseeptnx CEs On night ta.11 ~
Il ~ wHKKTKR Gka- EeSEukA3 A943k -. u
, 1862-07-16
Z Liberal EDUCATION vii
Military Instruction and nr11I.

WESTERN UNION COlLE4E sun MILITARY
River win open It's second year, Sept sd ls6a Etth re
The College has corps Of twelve rxpcrienesd tesch.
cfs ind Il c1urers tlloro1sh appointing the fn st
$40 COZ, 81 ample and attractive Military Park ID
excellent and well furnished Arma5y, nne Gsmna
tie attention Of parents and guardians The largest
institution Of its class and character In the Un,on-
IEst7ucton IL French German. and Book Keeping free
to cadst. also in ARTILLkRY and 1ETAsTEL M @ &neary
GIMxAsI1cH under an o1cer og q. "a Cadets dree.
IL Q! forms per sca?o yeas {nF nosrd =
eycEy department, payable quarterly In advance
Cndsts from abroad. room and board under the Sane
roof With and the constant Of the teachets Fol
Circulars address D. g. COVERT. President Fulton
, 1862-07-16
= AXE SUPERIOR PIq IRON

AXE EUPEhsOh Fig IRON,
Il The Northern Iron Company Of Lake 6upes3or
reep On hand At is Dock IN Chicago. supply Char
Goal Iron. drect from its Blast Fnfnaee and Of al
quality OF the Lake Superior Metal Is invited 0lce
80 Is Wells Ktxaet. JE$UF, EENEDf d Co. AEenta.
Kutt cust4axs, u1yaks6aaa amafaT
, 1862-07-16
NEW oRLEAFa
TuE1l
= --.tI-,

4. considerable force of rebels under Van
Dom, Who, has receuuy superseded Lowell.
had been gathered In the Interior, and camp
l. Of instruction h3s been aoemnd.- Van Dom
, 1862-07-16
LIVE HF8CK.

Dfpyus and FA11naz1 E1u hnd thta tins mc64 a87e4}
49eoua roure tor Live s.oc1A Capac4oas 1Afd2 80
wateTed and supplied with eYuty nyeniecca nn9s
been opened thlB tine End l8 coanecouc9 And aya
s.tennon Is p5id 70 their wa1ts- From Hassso119s
resting 4 choice Is offered Of the PHu4aDELEalAs
NEW FORK and BALTIMORE MARKETS. This VIZ
routs % stocs to M.w YoEs{r!a. {ss AEsatoxa@s77a
TNDEE LEWfB Gent Enp.t Ahoon2 FL. .
I. T. HDTT, G9u1 ItcEet Agent fhitRdefFh1z.
e RHHoTRToH. Gea1 Freight Ageat 2H1adelp1iss
, 1862-07-16

It lis to be hoped that northern citizens have
ere tlis discovered The prof tableness Of such
shipments, and the grea. demand for -four il
this city. If they do not, and the opening of
the river should be long postponed, our un-
fort innate population will be In = very bad way.
, 1862-07-16

LATER-ARRIgAL OF TEE MCCLELLAN.
By the arrival Of the Mcclellan we have re-
cciyed New Orleans papers to the 4th Inst.
The issue OF the fc1yune Of the 29th Of June,
lads off with 3 biography of the Apostle
Peter. The same paper gives history Of
Carolina It has also an article upon Keno
phon, and contains soma other news matter,
not, hoeeycr Of immediate interest
The Hcdyune Of the I'd inst, gives us tho
following bit Of actual news:
TIE TRUE MONARCH
The rea1 monarch Of New Orleans Just now
is corn. The people are paying twenty-five
cents for Loaf of very indifferent bread, and
very scarce at that. The P.cdyune says:
While the country, naY the whole world,
abounds With -four, this hitherto great depot
Of that article Is entirely bare Of this essential
OF life, OF if there is any here at all, it is en-
tircly monopoiized By the United States sol
dfcrs and By one or two bakers, who have for
sale few forbtdding looking lolves at fahu-
1ous prices. a very few citizens have little
-four remaining OF the large stores laid up by
them some time ago, but even that is in dan
ger Of sou1ing-"
SHIPMENTS WANTED.
Ills to be hoped that northern citizens have
ere tlis discovered The prof tableness Of such
shipments, and the grea! demand for -four ia
| this city. # they do not, and the opening oi
the river should be long postponed, our IN.
| fortunate population will be in = very bad way
tsrBE WAY OF TIE TRASsGREssoR Is HARD
We are pressed on both side, says the Pea
za4ue; indeed, On all sides. Whilst the Uni
! It'd States authorities hold us as capttves IN
der martial Law, the confederates and Governor
Moore forbid all intercourse with the country
| The people with whom the one authority
allows us to have commercial intercourse are
willing to trade, but the people under tht
other authority a1e not permi;'ed to send u:
the only articles which we might exchange
for what the former brings and is ready K
| sell.
We ~ thus tubjected to the hardships OF
sort Of double siege. Both parties virtual,
treat us az ene1ies.. Martial law, with all it
r'gors, presses Us In all directions. To = peo
pie so long accustomed to the most unrc
at1icted commerce and freedom, these are yer:
hard conditions.
NEW ORLEANS THREATENED BIZ TIE REBH1s-
r. THEIR FORCES ASSEMBLING.
4. considerable force of rebels under Va
Dom, who has recently superseded Lowell
had been gathered In the interior, and q cam
Of Instruction hss been aoemod- Van Dor
, 1862-07-16

J. At LAKE FOREST. ILLINOIS, -The fourth
ycas q this 1nstttation COL d1r*ed by Rev DseE5n
DAY. The 4th tay oYseptEm5er next and with ample
arrangements for tho nfor aud improvement Of the
puptls For circulars, and all desirable Information,
address the H1dezHgned B, DICKINSON,
Lake Forest Ill, 3ply 8 1857 iY3H166X
, 1862-07-16

DARTICULAR r NOT ICE


are Ii daily receipt Of many lettesa in re4a1d to
our mode Of doing buHlne4s. To those and all other1
who hare never pAtronized us. we Will cay that We
located
, 1862-07-16

rHTCAGO BURLINGTON /

~ QUiECT RAILROAD.
Passenger Trims Leave an,: Z ..e e talGago aa 49,
80 ~: 1SundsEa excerted} Ntf ht Express leaIss
e3eepted} as1yes at ~ a D.
at5He <. III and alrtves 1t e.iD 4. NJ (Suudays ak
tpfIeoJ c. HAMMOND, Sup't
, 1862-07-16

Wemanufacture our oEn JeWelry, and know what
thcates and then sends for the JeEery md It does
not prove ~ representa- Wa will refund your money
tcate the.e certainly must be an advantage to the
1etaI1 ppfCha8ef. We Oas one tJf8l.
, 1862-07-16

TK. n. DODGE, PROFESSOR
: ~ ofL1rg and Female dtseases may te consulted
IT hit Rooms at the Sherman liorse On Fridays May
,&t June cth August 1st and September 18th. Also,
Joliet at the National Hotel, on Saturdays May 10Th
1nc zlet August 2nh. aud September 18th. Patients
SXpud call early Uflce honss from 10 to II L. NJ md
f{ona to r. II. Consultation free. Address Posi-
SS4cc Ro1 ce'5 Chicago ll'no.s Dr. D,e Lectures to
ss and Ge.t;emen eeEt free on receipt Of three cent
mt
, 1862-07-16
EDucaItUuQl.


Its ore Of the most successful schons in the West,
fully cEtillcd TO- the large patronage has rece.y
ID has large and able cnrns o1 teachsFs and !:
tor ms In illinois, TIE standard Of scl o!asshlp high
the lnldE the III st Il the Kind In the State The fe
vary from xl21 FOO per year. according to the stod
,eS oG5sl discounts t2 S1eTEynen Fer CEeums
np{s - ''f 0-->.~-0' -" N~1s I'D .-12-1v =,
, 1862-07-16

Lyons Magnetic Insect Powder,
Tested for IL years and grows In layor. It kills and
exserutpates Eoaches Bed Bugz, Ants, Fltas, Moths
Coths Furs and Furniture, Garden Insects, DC.
an genuine bears the signature Of E. Lyon and IS not
poisonous to peraons domestic animals Beware ot
eou1tc1fcits and limitations.
LYONS Powder Ei!s all insecte In trfca,
Lycas Pills aze death to rats and mice.
sold everywhere. D. -BAlsSES,
rny1qrtssi-Sm ~ Broadway. New 1orE.
, 1862-07-16

$4,000 worth of WATCHES, CHA1Ns, &C.,
and not to be paid for till you know what Jou are 70
Ttcel7e.
Look at the following List Of Articles to be
Sold for 81 Each,
, 1862-07-16

sA1OoV0 11AN0 I411l " AN nNaXk
~ RAILROAD.
For MT1:wACE.y, Ia CEassE- Sr. PAvrv 0sExpM:
BEBLEN AND INTERMEDIATE PoTETs.
On ana aftcz MONDAY, May 5!h, 1Hd1., fasseuxSE
TrstnB will leare the Depot corner OF West Kr1.e ~
Sis A. N. aud 80 p u. and AI11ve At AilwAukea III
LIS L. n, and r1.:3 P. II.
Passenger T1ai1s az4ve at Chicago st 11so l. H. ank
ELS ?. II. =
WArH8AN ACCOMMODATIONS fKATH 1e4Te8 Chtc1EN
1t $50 T. NJ and arrives Ut Chicago st 8:5a A. u.
rU53 S C, BALD IN. Superintendent
, 1862-07-16

To the Nervous Of both sexes.
"A Retired Clergyman having been 1eltered to health
In few tayE ntttr many ye:t1s Of great suerug. Is will
ING TO assist others hy sending Gree ~ r. recent
Gur used Direct the REV JOHN NJ oAGS ALL. 1s6
Z u1tou etrett BROOKLYN, New York 3e9Bl3m
, 1862-07-16

i For the cheapest and best Hal.
Iewsl1y, WlEs B-a1ds CuTla F7zzesa, etc. 70 TO L
rHsWALDT, 1ot Lake street and e1sHiac those woa
de7ul productions Of art No ecrnt1ny detect ths
artificial ftoz the natural when adjusted 70 head
Eli Hair Jewe,Fy contains always the Eewe4t Sa1s
SElea. Al s1ucsaf will EtTe enuER ssuxsecaon.