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, 1862-03-05

[From the N. E Journal Of Commerce, Friday
The subject Of Strengthening the coast defen-
sc6 Was considered in tile New York Legislature
yesterday, and is receiving more than usual at
tcntion from all the scabolrd States.
In the Pennsylvania Senate on Wednesday,
joint resolutions relative to the defenses Of
Delaware river and bay were passed.
4 communication laid before tic New Jersey
Legislature by the Governor, from Major New
ton, on the subject Of the defenses Of the Dela-
ware river bay. estimates tile whole expenses
at 81 ,00O, 600. The works arc proposed to be
located as follows: At Cape Hen1open, few
heavy guns !. at Fort Delaware, 50 guns in
easemaics above New Castle, 10 gu11nf be-
tween Chlistiana Creek and Marcus 81 SO
guns on tho east bank Of the river, above
Penn's Grove, Salem county, and also around
Chester, 100 guns,
Delegations from all tho frontier counties
ofthe State Of Maine have urged upon the Leg.
islsture Of that State the exPediency Of carly
action in this matter,
Nothing can be gained By delay, while mucl
very much-maY be hazardt1.
, 1862-03-05


A Fort Donelaon correspondent Of tho In-
dianapolis Journal tells the following:
An amusipg storyi is told Of an interview be-
tween one Of the Missouri Sth boys and Gen.
Pillow, which probably hastencd the lattcr's
flight.
a private Of The Sth Missouri, who, BY the
way, is an invetcratc stammerer, yet a wit, was
taken prisoner late Saturday evening, ana at
his own request was ushercd into the august
presence Of Gen. Pillow himself, who, among
other questions, asked:
swell, my good fellow, can you inform me
What your side intend TO do upon the NOR
row .'8
"Why, they intend TO come into your for
tifcationE, or b-b-bnst s gut tryin'."
It is Eaid that Gen. Pillow declined asking
any further questions. but packed up and tooE
the first boat mp the river.
We don't know Commodore Foote's rcli-
gious faith, but nc surmisc he belongs to the
hard-sliells.
Bnckncr got weary Of the Union cannon
he said they were such coDfounded bores.
-Gunboats are generally the hottest places
in a fight, IS they often have cannon ball
stove in them.
When you buy pistol on credit do the
same with your ammunition, as you can change
it in the pistol.
, 1862-03-05

=. g., xn,n.-+ , -,asonnt1a ~onfa,,oa of m,
NJ ah;1itr n % n dafat lin W. have been t,ybtsna
ea i.o1raeeea w;tI, tfc failacions nnt,"1 tat
o1c cnnfadersfe wos eouaI 70 tire " Yantese
*hat ean5 hattarfaa Taro MOOT ara;,,.+ ia
hoayv en 1nnt.1 ~ sI,;ns and snnhnets md Nat
r;raT1a cnn1d f,e safe7y defended withont ri
inn ~ ciosa them ao1ainst the .aITanca III 4
We mnst nrerare henceforth 10 condnct he
str1oo3e T;t13 i1ne reference to the nnwer and
a.. ea9;5ae. ~ +ha a1vprs.1y All fEat IN cen
snn1non ~ ~ NM a;s in the sl,at,e oF invimcit1c
5ater4n;net;on q. imnos5ne forces. nowcrf;,1 far,
tiseatiana ana 1erfacf w;11io1n1ess r. ;ncnr
ncan9ns. ano mi nnf hs na,. " S tSsn
~ O. hail 1n neo3 to InT1 back the ianecrs with
s,te1, 80. ~ 49, 49, ,,,s7,acad VAIL
"o'eA =" w ---.s.-~ --
Tthe KortrrM Monroe Submarine TIE.
eEr1ph-Pafticulars Or The wreck
aud Loss.
the Ph;1udeinhfa Tn0uj,.f1., under data of Feb
r11ary 95. says:,
ne III X the less fff the steamer Hohol-en
having an hoari y nortion Of The snbmsr;ne
Gane CIay1cs VI ~ has s. already been forgaTi1ed ~
Snn h1,t , rs snme ne. rfflections nav be cast anoo
49, IT, 70 "a cho-t~c of +Ga ~essai sa
cvncd;"nf ~ seni V6n the f51iowin5 f,cts CON ~
ealp,fne< 4ha +r;r ~ 1ar fhe cahia = Tha 49,
day's York was entirely suckcssfil notwith.
st5ndino tfo fact That lie weitHer ~ mn1,1r.
nitinns sbe;na Somewhat foesT: f,fteen miles
Were iii ana thc Shades of eycninp comin1
m t},n I'D ~ the cnI,le in thc hov We sccnre'
" }},steneI n N ), hnoV | and ancIorSd hcron5 Tie
lsnaI marine roadYay. On Monday mornin@ inc
IN. n;r 1roo mir, an5 a heartffi1l 3ar ia wnaF
80 that The HohoEen Wa r1renared a,d st,rie5
off 9nr a sernnd fay's work.
Rear1,fner f17e buoy at the bay end Mr., Hciss
deemed il proper 10 proceed towards Cane
Charles before LAYING any more al the cable.
fnr thc nnTnoec Of fEnryeyiuq tie ro11te and tn,
king s6uudines. Atter sailing around for
! eon,c lime tho wind eprapc uD With grcat no
lence, rendering it difficult to manage this IN
! Tic sfean-pipe bursted, and the boat was ret
i ting terribly strained. In this preaicamsnt
| she was headed for the Cape Charles Irht-
| house, with the intention Of Bleaching he.
, 1862-03-05

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COUN-
~ IT Or ConK. ss-surer.or Const Of Chicago.
March Term. 1 The E11k Of tie State or Indiana
for tha Of the Branch at La Porte, rs Edmund
D. TAYLOR and Margaret Taytos bis vie, Charles D.
Bond. Alien Hamilton, Hugh McCnlou.h, jesse l..
Wiliiams the unknown heirs Of Wiiau B. Clifton, the
un5noTn hea7s of William Il. paTidson 2n3 ElzaxeE D.
Chan,hesla!n.-1n CAancerv.
Affidavit Of the non.reside5lcc of Charles D. Ho3G,
Allen Hamilton, High McCclI1ugh. ,Testte L. Williams,
the unknown behs Of William Is. Clftoa, the unS1oT N
el1s CT William H. Davidson. 51d EleaLer D. Cham
eeratu. defendants ntcye named h1vfEg been filed In
the oce Of tho Clerk Of sald Superior Court Of CSa
Eo Notice is eraby given t. e said Charles p. oli,
Allen Hamilton, Hugh Mccullough. Jease L. Williams,
the unknovn heirs ot Wdlltr1 Clifton, the unknown
heirs Of Nill1aE1 E. DnViusun and EeAzer d Chamber
1Ain that the complainant fled its bin Of complaint In
Raid Court, on the Cfncety side thereof, the 18th
day Of February 1872 and that summons ttereupon
Issued out OF said Court aHss safd deen11Eta
able On the first MoEa3 u March next [1S6l as Is By
law required
Now uniesa yoo, the said Charles D. Bond Allc1
Hac.iltor* hugh AcCpiloush. Jesse L. Nflllans tue
unEnowu EctEt Of Rtf1l B. Clifton the unkno~a sers
Of William Il Davidson. snd Eieaxsr 2. Chamberlain
shall pereo1al.y be and appear before said Supe
Fior Court Of Chicago, Of Cook County, the drst day
OF the next tern. tbrcoL to be 1odnc at Chicago ID
said County, on the first Monday OF March 1s3- and
plead answer or Gcnaur to the said coMqlanants bill
OF complaint, the same and the matters and things
therein charged anl s.ated. will be taken confessed
and decree entered ayatns. you according to tie
prayerof said bill THOMAS !s B. CARTER GleIk.
, 1862-03-05

HYMN FOR FREEDOM.
BIT JOHN q; BRYANT, PRINCETON, Ill.
Upon the nations heart,
4 mighty burden lies;
Two hundred years Of crime and tears,
of anguish, grcaus, and sighs.
Flow long, o Lord! how long.
Crushed, trampled, peeled and dumb,
Shall thy bound children suffer wrong,
And no deiycrer come:
The eternal years sweep on
Age after age goes by
Sti}l waits the slave the breaking dawn,
The aay-sptl1g from On high,
tsHow long. O Lordi how 1ongr'
When stali that CRY to Thee,
BE 1ost In freedom glorious song,
And shouts Of jubilee:
A swift, awakening thrill,
Send through the nations beart;
Make quick the Coincidence, pare the will,
And lore uf right impart,
Hasten. o Lord! the hour,
For which TIC wait aud praV,
When Thy resistle=s breath Of power
Shall sweep the cur c away.
II men rcrnzc- o God!
To set the captiyes free,
Break. as cf old, tho opprcssores rod
And give them liberty.
AS Jesus from tic tnlnb.
The buried Lazarus led,
Ecrd thou the slaves deep night Of gloom
Oh. raise Ains from tile dead.
, 1862-03-05

u RAnROAD-NQXnA ABxAKe9xaaE
1esre Essb sseet Depot ten9yA su14Sys S5sss: -:
poTt, Wsfrrn. Ga;e1,1, 1unlg1h, Dabaa9a ead tsae'
mediate polnta; l-E 70 nS5 II e aeeesst
Id II. tnF Egin, BsIT1Gs7e Rockezd r. 49,
data poEnts an Z. ~ fH GeneyA aMd IT, 141f -
Sc les 4 M tain Fssseagezs foe Gs7ss.t sGsx !1s
HenEY, E1ehmoa4, Gt4ey& taES - @1
&ee1&nG CxEs o. A.zhE Hain1. = z, 1rx- d.. 0x1R
. GIN EHEKLER, 6ee Passenger Axe1H ;ss~
, 1862-03-05

a JOURNALISTIC CGR1os1Ir-AS ATTACK
on NAs1I1NGIoN.-As an INSTANCE Of the ritu-
peration to which spirit Of party or blind
prejudice may carry men, VIC append letter,
city, Benz. Franklin Bache, editor, On the 4th
Of March, l7s7, the day TINT Washington final
II retired from the Presidency Of the United
States. At this distant period, filed as arc
the hearts Of the American people with VEN
Grafton tor that sreat and good man, We
hardly realize that he WIS in his day the sub.
ject Of as much political abuse as certain lofty
souls OF modern times, Who will, like him,
lire through future ages, haloed though in a
perhaps lesser degree, with the benedictions
Of postcr1ty. AL history exhibits the great
benefactors OF mankind, in each generation,
misappzehension from the narrow, aud sneers
from the foolish. We present the following,
therefore, at this moment, when great ma
ton has lately bowed in reverence to the name
Of Washington, with the, assurance that It
Will simply excite smile:
let Thou Thy servant depart in peace, for
mine eyes have seen thy salyation,' was the
pioEs Ejaculation Of man who bcheld flood
Of happiness rushing in upon mankind. #
ever there was time that would license the
rciteration Of the exclamation, that tine is now
arrived; for the man who is the sou1cc Of all
the misfortune6 Of our country is this day re-
duccd TO level With his fe11oW-citizens, and is
no longer possessed Of power to multiply evils
upon the United States. If ever there was a
period for rejoicing, this is the moment Every
heart in unison with the freedom ard hapnif.
ness Of the people ought TO leap high with e
ultatIon, that the name Of Washington from
this dag ceases to give currency to political
iniq.1ity and TO les2lize corruption.
"a new era is HOW opening upon Us, an era
which promises much to the people; for pub,
lie measures must row stand upon their owl
| merits, and nefarious projects eau no Ionge,
be supported by manic. When retrospect
is taken Of the Washingtonfan Aduaiuistra
/ tion for eight years, it is subject Of the
| greatest establishment that single individual
should have cankered the principles Of Repub
licanism in an enlightened people just cmcfrct
from the gulf Of despotisH1, and should have
carried his designs against the public libert,
go lar SIS to have put in jeopardy its very ex
istcnce. Such, however,, are The facts. AMI
| with these staring US in the face, this da]
ought to be jubilee in the United States"
B According 10 TIC letter Of II. r. Mau
r., found at Roanoke, the rebels are secret1,
building somewhere enc hundred steam CUR
boats Of the following dimensiaa,: liz feee
long, Eject beam. III tons burrthen, and 81
|.feet dlhn~ Thetr armament is to be ono MIN.
/ inch gun forwazd and ! thirtg-t~o pounde
/ at. They <e TO bs ready saeut the aste
, 1862-03-05
CTATE OF ILLINOIS. COOK

NIAlE VE ILl!INUlS. CUUh
Term = D. 1sf3. William E. Doggctt. Ecn5: D. Bas-
sett and D. Hobart Hills n. Alfred Goddard aud -
Per6ina- Attachment. ..-
Public notice is hereby given to the said Alfred God
tard Perkins, t1iai writ Of attachment Issued
Chicago, dated the eighteenth day Of January, A. D.
1871 1t the suit Of the said William E. DoEgctt, henry
Of the said Alfred Goddard and = Perkns for the
sum Of hundred fort5aiae and 1t1Q1 dollars, d1.
rected to the Sheriff Of Stephenson County, which said
writ has been returned executed
Now, therefore unless yon the satd Alfred Goddard
- Feran1 shall personally he and 1P2c:y bcfoTo
the sid s1rerier Court ef chiGaso @ hsfo1s The
Honsc In The City Of Chicago, the first Monday Of
March D. 1861 give special bail and plead to the sid
AID In favor Of te said William + poggetr, Henry D..
Bassett and D. Hobart Hil!s ard nuch 9: the pro-
{uds1ner. md costs Wf 6c sold TO satisfy tie sumo
THOMAS g. CARTEss Ccrx.
Ear1Ip K, Hf-CHcn;TE fit'f-s Att'Ya fa5k1I5.W
, 1862-03-05

For be declared al stealing yoid
Which could not boast the name OF E2ow.
Sterling, March 8, 1862, G.W-
REBEL REFRAIN.
Br BILL EAsEL.
l.
Pass round the bottle, boys1 DRINK to the Devil,
Fire np your hearts with the spirit Of hull;
Strike the loud newgag! wc'n have a: wild revel,
Doing the deeds Of foul dendz, when they fell.
Down with the Stripes and stars!''
Up with the t' stars and bars!''
Hail to JET. Dayis-the King Of cur bandit .
Pass round the can, again;
Drink every man, again!
We VIII be Rulers, or ruin tho 1andf
Old Buck and Breckenridge and Beaure-
gard!
Benedict Arno1ds of bascr dsgrcc!
Black-hearted traitors arouse ye. and show re-
Drain yoar !" blue ruin'' to renegade Lee.
On with Lhe revel, men!
Drink to the Devil, meui
Demons Of darkness ne'er dweit upon 1and1
Daring to do the deeds
DoIe by our party crccds-
Davis, our king-and the rest Of our band!
Cups fun OF eack TO our vel, beloved Benjamin.
Whisky OF gin may arouse come revenge in him
/ Dear to the devils who join in our spree'
Such = white trash as SIideu-
/ And b1aEon-thc id1c-
/, Are not worth the drese Of the glass in 5ons
But MarshaM-big eater!
| And P1icc-the Rctreateri
/ Have ruined vast acrea Of Uncle Sam'e landi
| Floyd is a double died traitor most infamous!-
Gall were too EHeet as pledge to his nnme:-
Yet he stole our aIms-aua Uncle Sans tin for rs,
| Give him his 6ne-though it b1aczen his fame -
| Dogs that have hit again
| Handle tlat were holding most promising food
| When our foe 81 'Forward!' cries,
! They show their cowardice
! Fleeing, like gano#s bird, home to their brood
Don't strain your lungs, my lads, shouting fo'
| He's but spsat to the xhales Of our seal
| bumper for StcphenEthe Devils own talkcr.
| On otdt4 o. acAtfe subjects whichever they be!
/ Drink deep to the tall fry
| Waste none Oh the small fry
| Drain the fagon OF death to our beloved land
And SHOULD onr Kings crown fall
| Old Uncle Sans downfall
/ VIII follow the ruin begun by our band.
rasz round the bottle, boys! Drink to the Devil
Fire np your hearts with the spirit of heIl;-
! Strike the loud hewgag! we'll have & grind zeyel
Doing the deeds Of foul 5ends, when they fell!
Down with the 81 Stripes and Stars
! Up with the Is stars and bars.''
Hail to JEFF. Dayist tie King Of ont band!
Pass round the can, again
| Drink every man, again
We will be Rulers OF ruin tho land!
, 1862-03-05

;EOR sALE-A Rugg.ess' csTd gat-
- 49, r. FeHaTG.,ssa VIZ u &AEQ j.. -
:csea9es1 "$ee~ 1xtDs.e Q9k:e, C1eaxA
, 1862-03-05
5tmiug #artt,1ts. i.
T.. CORNELL l. Co.'s
Sewing Machines.

PRICES IRON $H TO 81.
Taggnrt FA1s's Patent Wneoxk Gabha Patent
Empire Patent
An Gewtrx Machines IN market MIKE one or another
OF tbeec three stitches. Single Thread Bitch Double
1ock sSna ur1m tEo co1snnon tpoo1s): Aock o.
E1 T1.xs r ths essns@ and prseae2@l @ 5a1w1edgss
1s1n 9ypE thSt have by fr tire beet st,lesf 4ess
@9ple md reliable naachineA. taking ALI oE tAhssd
Ehsn Nsai insae and that Zach IN i plsse y EIe1 @
gnn N unprciudced knowledge u tho :! q merit
e ~ assFeat stitches ard haxe yous Ss1iea "a! al T! \.
pa1t1et vhatevgT they R.sh 70 orE HeasT Many
hctutng Lock Stitch ta'ike en bo:A a6es MasainS s M
are A8 large aud heavy ~ StnZefE E:SHe aneF Tuu
fr and s: 1css tsn 1 q r. 9;s a9;ss
and we Bent Sewing Machines y tae EEck or month
AlAty To-. RttenaAEes . 90 ~ Enas o. eGse1tng
tc order r. Read our C1rcu34r1 before purchasing.
Bend red stamp Tor Samples and Circular csl and
Aee them 1t
1$3 Lake Street, tup stafrs.}
Address L. CORNELL 4 CO. Enx 81, Chicago III
lseg6lIy]
, 1862-03-05

THICAGO d ROCK ISLAND
~ EAlKOAD.-cHAE8E or THn-WlnteE ~.
EanEement comnqensi2E Sunday, NOE 51 In 5s1 1fa
cepted, 1f30 A. H. Night ExpreA saturdays c1csEe3z
las z. T.: Joliet Accommodation SUNDAYS axExYh
r. n; joliet Accoumodxaoo. 80 \ II
, 1862-03-05
A 8 S ETS :

Cash OF hesd and in Bank. nk..............SiH2.66 H2.6 65
Ioar8 cn Real Estate, Stnte and UniLed
States StocIs mud other Securities. 1905 q
Steaun Tug, Pumps &c. &c.,,....,....,.... a0619 Il
Bills Rece1Fsble- -...-.....--....,..... 65y7I E9
Real Estate In Buffalo. Ba!u.-.........-....-. 453;8 IS
Balance due f-uM Agents. ................ 4512 o.
, 1862-03-05

PAID AS FOLLOWS:
Marine losseE. re-insurances and commfs
slsus. .$sG -
Fire lcEses.. 11175 o.
EApxnses. .....,...,........... l5Ss Is
$as16i 50
Net profits for the year, ssaa1 s.
, 1862-10-11

The LeaVenworta Iimes says: Mcssrs.
RosE, Steele 4 c., contractors for building
the L. w. 4 K. r. will commence upon tne
road about the lbt IF No, enlber. they ex-
Eect to complete the mason work as far as
Fo't Ri:cy next winter, and design to COM
mencc X. ig tue rails by the 1st Of June
IeXt.
The DakutiaN newspaper, of the 18th u1t.,
published at Yaukton, tie capital of the Ter
1itery is filed chief. with matters relating to
tic tnoian excitement In that Locality, which
tetine 10 have been nearly rs great II D4kotl
a. in Il is State. Except at Sioux FAILS City,
however, no depfedatio1s of note hal occur
Ttd. 1Eat town was reduced to ashes By the
1Ed:ans-a Mill and Que or two dwelling
houses alone remaining untouched. The
Grt und in the town was strewn with s1auyht-
e1td hogs snd chickens, aud every appearance
irdcatts that the indians had big time"
The Ctrton City 4ys tells Of rev salt
lake fuuEd in that r,ltory, the waters OF
which ere much more salty ttao that Of Des-
eIet.
TIE Omaha City {Nebraska P>ess) says:
A. & r Byram haya eugs:.-d in making extgn-
rive preparations for the nanufactufe of salt
at the salt springs of Lancas or County. ubout
Il rt5-ti7e Mills west Of that city. $50 worth
OF lumber has been shipped out to be nsed in
coz ructirg ga:s for eyapora,ing the salt in
the sun.
ttceIlt AllFA4 HUH tuH Qead-Waret5 OF
the Missouri brought down large number of
passengers from tie Salmon river gold mines,
and over 100000 in gold dust. The passen.
ge5s were enthusiastic in their praise Of the
c.uotry AID its mineral resources
The Leavenworth Conservative Of the 1st,
says that q party Of rebels sacked and DESTROY
cd tie 0sage Mission; thirty-iiye miles south
prevailed at tie latter Elace. 2. P. Elder is
the agelt Of the Osages.
, 1862-10-11

Sor b'atoa, new 1ofk, PhilAdellAke
2AtT1b10RB, WAsHIN&E0R.
Harrisburg and FIttshWfxSs,
>lso-Fo1 ALBANY. BUFFALO, D3xnxx tnu~A-
tokiUuA CEsouHAH DATEuM,
Ara ii Nte1medssts Stations not1esa En,ease r.,
the cites above named.
laep.aR C2s3 on afxht tr4Inn aod 6ssRHHa ~ =.
rgsss checked through % N kaote1n Cities-
6aI one c0aoKt Of carr between Chicago 1n& n XS1
Eicfen for esle 4 :ne principal Ticket Dmcsa i u
meats = M4 company Once, corner Of RA1do1n6 ~.
Chicago WM r BBINT Rsx - S6a.f
4 Holiday. I1eksf Agent. ~''' = l. AsSE
, 1862-10-11

NE4al 8LulllE8.
NOTICE.-Ma< tel's Sale Of the
WEST END OF THE
Peoria and 0quawka Railroad.

;s 81 = @
T. 2na1sS
ne chjeaEo l'1rl! :t2n ia Qa!acy K.i;1o9 :Sn:
Harvey Ezhtn.f fos;a. srsdiey. nd itse ivoiy
81 Feafis .na 9qas*Es ii:tlrosd conpssy. wiii1s@
T.; nss g5aaey :ss saa
%s ,ss AS .I'e Hns
Gia,k ~ Cksre, Il; walx.r. Goa dsieal .nts.
paIpess VI Sri Il puhile :on. st lie soats door
ss
e. rs t tss ax s!:s
ss G
fngR: !s I'D
g! hes thereof hteh had been coastrocted be
5:s Nace heen eso:tSastsS + baiIs ;ae!sSns -
sn Ct ssssGa s :an
or M a.
grounds, ard the buildings thereon. bridges, v1aiucts
e' a7a IT.
sa hy r. ST;
fna &C.. m " f az e
therettom ard s thc tights privileges faachsea
e 6 Il in Fl Is e. ga as.Ft r. S
made va. 1IoRght to forecloee the sscord mort.sgs
or that portion IT the PGnrta aud Uquavka H,tlT ,aI
Ehlch Leg west OF the illinois River, and it Is thert
fe Only that part Or the said rtilroa il the
said ottgase aad the isnch.:es and rights nsacaed
iFe e Fl y as Z q 1 81 S e
conpia'nstts Or any Ct the parties to said x
saie sale ri se n;ds tuaiest to at the Hzht apdin
saIa:ore and /, taer Clark; Or t!e succtssors
Ksll7oad Company to said parties: dated August d
maticn th.1 eof, date tS Isa dsy II x,rcn. 5tS,
1ve hundred bonds OF one Thousand dollars each.
aaa assd
tat Is pro1ded IN said dsc:es that tie defen snts
euts 4usni to tho said de*d Of trust By Judgment or
tie said neriEase and h!s or tt-,r hers Or pereonM
ntsttves and Al persons having any lien BY
persons c'snisE u1der them, So FOREVER BAIRD All
claim Of. In. ard to she sl,d deed*i or Eortssg
Ss ne ac y It d a6s 5
Let to esesefcn Of the said morga: ed pr-mts and
that any Of rc rartes IN fhIs c,usc. who may be in
sny persons Who, s:Ece the Commencement Of said
suit. have QUE Into Possession under them or either
81 on ~ f1 n
Court after tie lero1t Of e~Id sale siaI h1vs teea
corns1cea @ ~ LEE same has been confirmed undaF
|s russ ~ ' 4r' I. .M,uLroy. specta, Master.
- Joy. Of coaasei, and J. n WAL&ER, sotic.tof
f'htcagn Septer her 18th. 1851 earussotm
, 1862-10-11
Gbe Trihu1e.


For tht Chicago TeIbune.]
ON 1HE SEASIDE.
On the strand,
Hand in hand,
Maui andI.
On the wave,
Prone to lave.
Sunbea1ns shy.
Geav11d bound,
Withent sound,
Drifting barks.
One BY oae,
All alone,
Bsaye Of heart.
Oat Of Eight;
Out Of ngat.
Net away.
God Of grlce.
Grant them place
In thy loyel,
Ma.incrt
Make thy prayer
Unto Hin.
On the la1d,
Hand in band,
Maud andI.
On the eeA,
Broad and fKee.
Night and pcacc1
CHICAGO, Oct. G, 1864.
, 1862-10-11

have never teforc experienced. that have
TO conteu plate this fearful struggle; but l be-
Iieve in my conscience that /. is duty We owe
to ousselyts, and our children, aud our God.
IL project this goVe nmeut anl mat flag from
eyery assailant, he he who he lay.
, 1862-10-11

NTY HOtPICaL.- This Inspfn.
- aoo PLEASANTLY lnea&sd in tAs southern paxt at
as,f co.. tant!y open for tae reeept1oa o[ ~
oo9n fut4e md pytyate- 1t 10 heaAed hF q44sm
W vsAtlA@ q. and anorde ~ the comforts and cnn.
sia1 1 q 1Hr hest 0odesn Hssptals Fur adunis-
@so1"& All. CARTER SuPk.
, 1862-10-11
0HICA8O AND 8Y. DUN
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NHANnE AD TTEK.

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, 1862-10-11

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In NOUBTo4. 9a13 1f1l16S 61QEk TTi}a8 -
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, 1862-10-11

NO1IC The Stock holders In
1 the Chicago Mechanical Bakery sre heTeby nod
fed that meetf Of It Stockholders IN said corpo
ct I'll pe1eo,R a9d Randolph st<eess on Aontsg Oct.
3: 8 ! =. tsEHkSS kaTX5SD.
H. G. CflILn& board Of DffectQRa.
T. RfERR0N,
g. r. RUMAET, ......
f:h1rrvn Rnnf Mr. 1s9F
, 1862-10-11

Ore object Of the drive over this route was
to Ste the Klania ions Of this willos, that
abound in the neighborhood Of Willow Greek
F. O., and thence to near Lane Station. Tue
h1ss We came 10 is that on the fArm Of the
postmaster a. WILLOW Creek. ami the Oldest
III tlis part Of the State,
, 1862-10-11

Tic c.ops-SolYhsu-Waut # FaJm Han,7s-
The Cry |Iilosc-I acM Uaks Il Elf,a-
Wien to Plant Is4atoes
, 1862-10-11

I tt11IEAE7O N!9 . hIlI.FG ;EHE
~ RAILROAD.
Foa A5,:HarKAx. L. CROSSE, 81 1Ar1- Geaxak..
9kELtS. ayD f~T-7M3rr ATE Ptf,;1s
- s4u aIt:s s'Ui.bAs, May ~ 1>,x, t>-.epxr-
ttains Ha !tnVs the peEet cnree Il ':.yr H. zs 10
'@ahai stfects EuntAYa e1Lep-ed,> u f2Iloya:
ts5 A H. and 30 T. 81 md sf7;ye II N..x.,e.xr-
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passenger TEa2c az7.ye 1t Chicago At u;.o f. n *.
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u sS9 r. e. III. a.rirca:t Chicago st IA II
EVE T. T. BALDWIN, Supe,-n.eaLnun
, 1862-10-11
THE FARM AND GAxDEy.

CHICAGO, Oct. 6, 1864.