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The New York herald., 1862-07-24

TET JEwELRY AN IXMEsSE STOCK, GREAT VA.
81 r.ety quarter tie aanaf.ctUrers' price. Pins
Rrscts, CateIaBes Hair Pins s, &C., at tae
ogas ll,l J.. JACUBS, s0l BroaGvsay.
The New York herald., 1862-07-24

(NOUNTRY B0ARD-FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS
~ can be accommodated with pleasant airy Rooms, In
pleasant healthy location three hours ride on the Hafcm
large shady plenty of al kncs of fruit
bes, milk Ac good sabng tine surrounding country,
with pleasant drives. Refe given am Required Terms
moderate. For further particulars address &. H. Beding
Dover Plains. DutcAess county New York.
The New York herald., 1862-07-24

COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
~ for city property with 10 OF land pleasantly stu
county, q miles by rof, two nies
from the depot For particulars inquire OF WILLIAM
EP Es, Neptune Iron Works. loot OF Eighth street, Eas'
ry,r
, 1862-04-09
4 Point of Honor,

Meredith 2. Gentry was once an eloquent
member Of the United States Congress from
Tennessee. He flew of the handle as Wing,
when Gen. Scott was nominated for the Presi-
dency. How much he contributed to Scott
defeat, it is impossible to tell, rs he was then
much more respectable man than he is now !;
but it is certain the rebound of his fire killed
Gentry as Wing. As a Know-Nothins he
Ian afterWard for Governor, against Andrew
johnson, and was badly beaten. Now he is
member Of the so-called Confederate
Congress at Richmond. On his way to
the seat Of piracy, from his residence
In Bedford county, Tenn, he called on DR..
Brown1ow. Being stitIancd up with his
usual stimu1ant, he WIS ta,katiyc. swell,
Brownlow," said lie. II am going to Rich,
mond on point Of honor. You know. You
know, had retired from politics, and had no
desire to re-enter the arena. But nv old
friends and neighboSs insisted that should
run for the Confederate Congress, and 1 was
elected. Now, make it a point Of honor to
go just because they say that Mcclellan will
capture Richmond, and bag the entire Con
grees.: L wish them to sec that am not
"Yes, Gentry replied Dr. Bro1nlow,
"and there Is another point Of honor which
you have failed to mention. Buell. and his
army are at Nashville, and arc therefore near
er to Bedford county than Mcclellan is to
Richmond You are like pisrnire on chunk
fired at each end; you have q point Of honor
On either side Of you"
, 1862-04-09

The Decatur Gazette, a Democratic sheet,
dent like several Of the provisions in the pro.
pcsed Constitution. Speaking Of the part in
regard to banks it says:
The article in regard to "Banks and Curren-
cy'' will be considered Objectionable as a con-
etitutional provision, because it may not prove
have to overzeach their authority to
relieve the people, o. the people
would have to suffer for some time
without Q remedy. B.rks arc tEeacl,erous
things, and ut best are but public institutions
tor Tobbing The people. But Wills other
States persist in having them, nc should not
deprive ourselves Of the privileges Of acting
as circumstances may require. Torestrain By
legal enactments, the circulation in one State
Of any, currency that is used in other States.
subjects the people to thousand inconvcni-
ences, and results in the breaking Of the law
and bnrthensome and expensive law SUITS If
other States would concur in the abclishment
OF banks, it would be happy thing for the
people OF Illinois to suppress them in our OWL
State as well as the circulation Of bank notes
Of other States among us. But NC cannot con
cur in a constitutional provision that ties us
down, without the means OF remedy.
, 1862-04-09
A 6 Reliable Genf1eman,s froH Mem.
f,sa


ph4k, and what he 8aYH.
From Tie touisgil1e Journal, Sata:day.1
A gentleman Of integrity and 1otelligence,
Who resides in Memphis, and who LEFT that
city one week ago, passed thretgh this city
yesterday. He made his way through the
rebel lines BY bribing. the sentine1s, paying
two Of them the SUN Of five dollars each. to in
duce them to permit him to pzss. Whon he
left Memphis It WAS understood there by the
best informed persons that there were from
phis and Huntsville, Alabama, which included
al the effective force Of General Beaureqard
that could be brought to hear against the
combined armies Of Generals Grant and Buell..
Our informant eays that General A. s. John
ston has. expressed the opinion that the
Confede1ates could take no fortified position
and hold It for any gEsat length Of time
IS all such positions could ba successfully
hanked by the Federal army. Hence he had
determined, and in that determination he is
supported by Gen. Reaurcgars. to seek an
open fight at an early day upon field Of his
Own selection somewhere in the vicinity of
Co1inth, Miss, the location ofering admirable
facilities for such an encounter. The leading
rebels Of Memphis entertain little hope Of
success in the grand encounter, end have
every thing in the course Of preparation for
the destruction Of tho city, if the fortunes OF
war should turn against them Our iuform-
ant says that the better citizens Of Memphis,
many Of whom have all along Eympathized
with the rebellion, arcfhoroughly discouraged
with the prospect before them, aud that If
they could have satisfactory assurance that
their lives and property would be protected,
they would return to their former allegiance.
, 1862-04-09


A Port Royal correspondent Of the Boston
3Farlle7' says Of The cont1abands at that
point:
"There is now a chance for the Young men
and women Of the North to put in practicc
what some Of them have for long time de-
sired to do, viz, educate the colorcd popula-
ton Of the South. Now is tile time to com
n1ence. They give but little trouble to those
who have them in charge, and are very easily
managed with kindness. Their laboTs havo
been Of great service in conducting the mill
taT5 operations, and are In great demand for
private purposes alho. From what have seen
OF the negroes at this place during most Of
the time tor the past four months, I coincide
with Captain Sa1ton, our very efficient United
States Quart te1master here, In saying that they
possess highly Imaginative Temperament,
rare musical tastes, and strong religious ele-
ment. have no doubt by proper influence
TO guide aud educate them the race can be ele-
yated and enlightened
II have convetsed With large number On
the importance Of their leaning to read, and
Other subjects connected with their welfare !;
est desire to learn to read and write, aud know
what is going on In the world. There are now
about ten thousand OF the race within the lines
We have extended thus far, with every pros.
! pect ola much larger number soon to be fook.
| I'd after and taken care Of. A small beginning
| has already commenced at Hilton Head, which
| will soon be extended to the adjacent islands,
| in teaching them to read and write. 1t works
| we'll SO far, giving good satisfaction TO those
| ample room and encouragement on the various
islands in the vicinity to impart instruction to
the thousands who are desirous Of obtaining
it"
, 1862-04-09

The gentleman to whom We are indebted for
the following statement Of the rebel forces has
q certain source Of information, which, though
it cannot Of course be made public, We be.
lteye may be implicitly relied on It's not
mere guess-work, but positive return from q
rebel not likely to be mistaken. It ia perhaps
exaggerated, but even if 10omen should be de-
Quoted from each regiment, it would leave the
rebel force about 230, GOO men. The estimate
for Virginia seems certainly small enough:
, 1862-04-09

The Parsons wife has not heretofore been
much heard Of. Her husband told this story
Of her, however, in speech, a day or two ago,
at Cincinnati:
One day, crowd surrounded nay house and
threatened 10 tear down my flag: but warn
cd them That they would do il in the flee Of
SIX losded muske1s, which would be used by
men who would not finch from their duty.
They took sober second thought, and marched
away, but presently shout fifteen came back
again, drunker Than ever, led by young Off
Ger, who WIS desired to tear the ID thing
Of flag down. In the m. an while, I had LEFT
my house, and gone to the Office, leaving my
wife in charge. She came forward, and e1-
pressed her intention Of shooting the first mau
who attempted to haul down the flag. The
officer was slightly scared, and said:
"Madam, you won't shoot. will yous"
"You had better not try the experiment., u
said she.
"Go on-go on! !" shouted the crowd, "she
dare MT shoot!"
She instantly drew from her pocket one OF
Colts revolrers, and cooking it., 1eyeled it at
the officers head.
"Never mind her, she's only a woman"
cried the mob.
"Bs God! look at her eye!" said the off.
Ger, as he made q low bow, Bcraped the ground
and toddled of, followed by the whole crowd.
, 1862-04-09
Caution to Druggists Beware
Mexican Mustang Liuiment."

1e1tca@0 @ub&alS Io1ment+
he Esncine Is FrEp1*d in ne tssel plasc cae;ar,ngs
res' blown IN the bottle 7 N ~ -
There has been offered for sale hv one Jaho n rse-4
Article n general desiga qate the same but exc.
::aSg CO. il tie top ct The circle he Enr ..I.Tj
~ underneath saau And oescured BY the smoke Of
....:ted from the bottle ' ~ ~ -07
r MnEutaetn7c c. Re!l counte.frt t-ade.mark Is
o1ee AZ r1ghta ctSy and cs:Eniuay Info mAtioa In
safo q ne Ehereanonts Of tie said counterfeit rt-
nh4ns15 In -NwAF-$rw En afa RrnnfTar =
, 1862-04-09

WILLIAMS Il &HOUGHTELING,
W COAM1ssIoE AERCHAN1A No. 21o{ souA
ater Fest. second door west Of wells street bridge,
give their exclusive stteatlou TO tha szle And pa1hasa
Of al kinda Of Produce Stock. &C. on ConnlisE1ou-
store, Refer to George Smith Co. AaIne Bank. I'D
George Steel T. Co.
, 1862-04-09

The WORKS OF THOMAS HOOD. Aldine Ed
1on, EDITED By Epes Sargent. Vol. III. New
9osk: Geo. F.. Putnam. Chicago: s. S, Ggiggs
, 1862-04-09
j. P. CLAEKsoS, Attorney,
Chicago March 19- 1EE2 Eh1qp622fm


GTATE OF ILLINOIS. COUNTY
NJ OF COOK. sS-ChcuIt Court OF Cook County
OPEL Is1 ~ EnSn =, Gonsnt @ = sTss oog f. IT r.
ram Reess and Elausou Wheeler-Iu Ch.neerX
Affidavit Of the ZOE restdeIfH Of Jstn41 y, SeeIs f.
Aanezya Been, Hiram Beefz and Ela0too Mnee!s1. oe
fendant above named having bssn died IN ne oce OF
he Clerk Of sad Circuit Cos OF Co9k EonatI; Soase
B<ess1 HEam Bee.s and El.q:1n Wheeler tns1 sa3d
Eopr on the Chanct1y side thereof On thn tn day Of
FebfuaFJ Ia2 and thar SUMMONS thereupon Issued
On tne SECOND Monday Of April aext d8621 ~ y By
EnV. Sn,ess you, the ss1a James " BeerA MRaezya
BeGs Hiram Bern sad Elaason Hheeles, shall par'
Goun:5 tie AIat Day ofthe neE April sar thereut
e holden = Ga,sas1 @ ~ n sad County an The eseoad
10 the said con- olatns1n tmended bin Il compfaint
the same- and the matters and things theEen charged
and stated VIII be taken Is confessed. ind decree
entered against ron according 70 the prayer q laid
bill
p1hloEEu4W VII. H. CHUECH. Clerk
, 1862-04-09

M s. NICHOLS d co. have
1Y1e opened, at LIB South Water street, Chicago,
General Commission House, for the purchase and sza
Of Grain, Flour, Provisions, &c, and solicit cnnMk1
nent9 snd 9EdeIt To parties accessible e Mlwsofee
House, EIchnls Britt Co think thay gtve suck
superior 8dvRnt8ge4 fapl5 ely
Mt NICHOLS O e. l. EIGHoL4-
, 1862-04-09

- YOUNG lAD1Ea7 ... ...
NOE 1R L - Cas- street. o. Eric E.reetx
The Summer Term Of this Institution under its new
TsnEeuleGts. will oreE on HOSoAE: April 7th- The
1peHis!on e D1. WM Y REYNOLDS. formerly a
onnected With The Illinois GHfvesstty At Springfield
rensh AID Ao6esn Languages, g e. AheEetof9re. under
lie corrK Of coretant teachers il provided for all the
:ancEes Il 5oid EoEn~a education, IS well as for
-acee Primary, 1nterGt date and Collegiate Depart
IT, adapted to the educational wants OF young
raduated accn7otEg to age and etudies Of pirtas:
The following gens ieurn form the Board Of Trustees
}Fion Of its affairs:
Hon. VIM B. Ogden. President; Geo F. Bailey, Esq
ice President: y. Brad eE; Eeq. Secretary; Hon
D; :. A. Goodwin. Eaq Eli Bates Esq c. Il: S.
nner Esq: Geo. Armour; Eco: John U Doug!ss.
e Il T. Ws.te, Egg 3. Z. Duch inEh4E, Esq John
Reed ESQ.
Circulars cot6iing course Of Instruction. terms Of
iirion- &c, csn ue obtained by application at the
cntnar5, Ncs los and l2 Cas- street mli29 2w
, 1862-04-09
Educational.

FOREST HOME FOR BOYS
: Thorough Instruction. ir SAFE HOME, fora
*SELECI lads, n delightful suburb Of Chicago.
t't LAKE, Slo:t The mex. term commences on thc
::h reti4hle rcferehces will tie p:onry sent to any
hlrArn Ill nl..q
, 1862-04-09


~
~ 7oor IN vo1p yxrrore,e,
AcuA 1V 1UCh N!EAEll6!
Pfnn(Ass ppnsinn and Rouuty Mouav nH7ea
ASf'0 AA "Ae" ASuh'5 1AoA'5 VinooS
fuoo m. .sna,+,.o,xn. ,n r,,-u,
<eee oa1 aoFet1seaentt III "eeSi5 Ir1ouue}
sNYDER. COOK & CO.. Cbicaeo III.
o5 Lake street, fcorner Dearborn ,ooms - and ~
Entrance on Dearborn street
In response to the 1uneratiyc denanda =, onr rarp
9aS6a cs e. snS or tS ascen Ee haTg ~ s
e1sn5 e1s4s BoGn9 Money on Aears A. Of Pay a9d az other
sm5unt Of nf .c I hgsnes Taa
S9f q 61e Geng5 Central oice for tha
eoHecuon u 6oaale1s elalns Will
r.1.,.4
r1s1.... 4..,,,..-
q any other Hopse tn the COUNTY, 1or tness reasons;
Suites Statutes these Subjects together With all e
de1a decisions thereon since the adoption Of the Con
6HtuHOn OF the United Stated. One OF our firm has
had fifteen experience In the businea and will
e1t e "a '!a sa5s % E1sg4y
, 1862-04-09

1nF0ILEEIto-f emdleS.-DF Cheese
:5n'e Pills.
Tie coubinsdou CT ingredients in these Pills are the
suit OF long SID ex:erEtTC practice They uutld
1heir Gpf1bron. and certain in correcting all trrcEn-
asttes fainfnl MenetTna1iolss. removing I'LL obsruc
GA, hetbec from cold otaerwse, lIellche palm
the side parltntton cl the heart whites all nervous
Itctsons. hysterite, fatigue, pain in the bAck and
Hts &C. disturbed t1cep, which arise from INTERRUPT
on OF nature.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
the commencement OF new era IN The treatment
:hcsc Irregularities aua distractions which have
anEiEncG eefnan5 to 8 PREMATURE GE4yR- No female
an enjoy good health unless she Is regular and when
Ii to decline.
DH. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
:e the Eos: eHccTua! remedy Known for all CON.
lainta peculiar "a FEE*LEs. TO all classes theF
Esludnle. 1SDr CHG. WITH CEETlINTT, PERIODICAL.
EErLAEITT. They are known to thousands who have
sd them at different periods throughout the COUNTRY
avnE the sanction ofsone or The !noet EMINENT FuIs
-lASs K AMERICA.
EIF11C1T DIRECTIONS. STATING WHEN THEY SHOULD
EE CeEp, w7cE each Bnx-the PRICE ONE UOILaa
II Boz, containing from 20 II C1 Pills.
Fills seIt by mail 1rorpt hy renittIog to the Agent
sLase street ftLD RT nErG:ilsTs ExRR4ILY.
HE Sold In Chicago at UaaNfactora prices By LOED
SMITH.
, 1862-04-09

What a Democratic PAPER Says.
The Decatur Gazette, On ultra Democratic
sheet, speaking Of the Congressional Appor.
uonment clause Of the Peter Funk Constitu-
tion says:
The Congressional Apportionmcnt made
By this Convention is another subject Of
pie 50 q separate proposition. We stall
not look into the fuirness OF this ap-
portionment, nor the unfatrness Of the appor-
tionment made By the last Legislature. It is
enough for us to kno~ that the Constitution
Of the United States has left that power with
the Legislature. And while we adhere to tho
time honored principle Of the Democratic
creed Of strict construction and implicit obe-
0ience to the Constitution Of the nation. we
cannot consent to sustain the Convention In
this measure. II Is to be regretted that the
wite members Of that Convention could not
ing themselves in before the people. It
is assumed as reason for this apportion-
menf, that eiuce the legislative apportiou-
ment it has been found that Illinois is en-
titled to one more member Of Congress-
and that if this matter Was DELAYED the
next Legislature would not NEE. in time to
provide Tor the election Of member in time
10 take his seat in the next Congress This
plea is but subterfuge; for previous to the
fact having been known that Illinois was en-
titled to one more member, the Convention
had begun to agitate the subject Of taking the
authority to make new apporuoument- Al
most the first thing the Convention did after
its Organization WAS the appointment Of q
committee TO decide the authority OF the Con-
veption on this subject But suppose there
should be some delay Ia electiug the extra
member. what injury would result therefIou
The public world be less injured than some
aspiring politician that desires the seat for the
Eake Of the three thousand doI1ar6 salary The
people could loose but little or nothing BY the
delay, and therefore We cannot consent to 7io.
late one Of the strongest and best principles
Democracy to accommodate fshy politicians,
, 1862-04-09

News from D1Le-MeIting Bells and
Burning Cotton-A Terrible Bteam-
boat Comtng-NeSre Stealing,

News from DIXte-MeIting Bells and
Burning Cotton-A Terrible steam-
, -.
Lcorrcspondence OF the Cincinnati Gazette-l
LOUISVILLE, april g.
/ have Just returned from q iaunt through
the outskirts OF Dixie. The most prominent
Kentucky haye conc further % sonth in o7sec seaech
OF moro rights. The say-nothiug variety Of
Ills st,le IF reptile arc sulEy. s}uhhnr1 and ID
bitter, w:iting patiently for somctling to turn
up, and Spartanizing themselves for that San
culinary i last diteI.'' Whiic at Paduclh 7
learned eome facts which may or NAV not be
important, ono Of which is that &C Continual 3i m
stTcam Of rebels is crossing the rebel lines and
spreading themselves over thn 1oval States
They arc boasttul and confident Of success.
plainly indicating that something IS going to
happen soon that will annihilate the Is Lincoln
Government" have no doubt that therp ia
secret treasonable conspiracy extcndinr
throughout tbc loyal States, Our Goyrr1menf
il too leuient in tHis rr5pect Men 6honld mt
be permitted to talk treuson, Tra5tors shon}fi
be punished. Swearing them does no good.
Oar Iarge and patriotic army IA nov i7 fhn
heart OF the eneny's country snffcrinv nriro9
tions and sickness, while cIass-and fcar
not a small one-is at home ENJOYING The
blessings Of this Government while nInttinr
with its enemies to COMPASS its Destruction.
Iconyersed I with two otthese delseates inst,
1IQ14 A}&A3G. WHO were CUTE C1nflNHrflHf ffEH
who had Travelled through Arkansas said that
nearly every man in that State had enlisted
since the Fort Donclson affair !; that only one
or Two old men we're lett in each neIehbor-
hood. Both agreed in saving thaf for
every rebel CAPTURED thuB far. ten had m.
listed. Tic South has juss woke m
"If Lincoln conouer6 the SonrJ,. theTe
will not be live wtitc man left ia Il. and a
very few niggcrs," ia the exact fanruape
uscd by one Of them. All the bells In
the purpose Of being made inio cannon At
every landing on all the rivers leading TO New
Orleans, piles Of bells, Of all SORTS and sizes
are awaiting transportation, All the cotton
has been removed Six or eight miles from riy
this year, but plenty Of corn. The cotton nnr1
on hand will be burned at the apnroac ach of The
Federal army. Such is tic opinion of rehris
But tthc great Trims which is to vine mi
LINCOLN" IS an ironsclad guuboat Of 1ipht
..5"-
, 1862-04-09

DRntiBtB' IarDs.

WIN. ALBAUGH, DENTIST,
W Once and Res1de1ee No. s. West Randolph
street, fsurceseor to Fuller 4 AIbau9h.) would Il
speeto5 inform The public that he may sn be found
q he gld Rlsss prepared to gtys ta sa:st4euoa u
G5A15ISe e.; y E1TaaoE5Ee RzSGlATIKa, q TIE iassr
WORK ean be beea at h,s ottca- Charges modezata,
, 1862-04-09

~ After Governor aewerTs return to
Washington from, Winchester, he WIS rally
iDg1y asked by =. 6enator how much unioa
sentiment be found IN that city. Tbs men" :"
he replied, "werea all off In the rebel army.
The women were all she-deyIIs.'
, 1862-04-09
0ATARRH! CATARRHil
CATAEKEflt
II, EELyEH LIQUID cArARRH pEwxnv

- CATAEEEI1f
,R, kEElxEH LIQUID cA1aRsHRExEny
WARRANTED 70 be sure curs no7
;ATARKH or COLD In TIE HEAD.
OH HUKnKAp THoUsAxn peezous die Yearly IN r,7ss
,nntrJ o. Coo!9nptaon- Every ph3sicsan Knows thsf
in toly Nea1roa q this humber, ma di5ease mi
CATAREkH IN TIE NOSE.
encE step being to the th1uss aad p.enca,s1 tupsk
il esse: e cue c4t.rza th.a Consumption md ~
nEnz tae uss Ee prevent the latter Persons should
~ 1a@ soe oetf Fay 70 cure Consumption
ne symptoms Of Csttsrrh IS tnsy generally sppesz
ss st IT yetT slight Persons naa thsy nave cod,
ena1uye 70 the changes Of "a this coz
.aon 81 nose NAY se IT. q ss!Fht discharge, thin
g u as ssSDe III aa
scaeed IN quantity and changed n quality: TneT arr
*taiek aad heavy, a1d aEa either got Id al by 6loT
.yfsd fss nS* 70 ns Sls ~ sso 81 telos
ausnK bad breath the voice IS tteS 1Sd nassi ia
r9yea a; de- deefnsss @ 1e9ueaty takes placa ANOTHER
cef Ks th7oas % "a 6e = Sa
- th1cA or Aa1nJ uucoua vtch has falIen down f1
Ezoz &c see i, * nes shs - R5e s
3nzA @ aad Should lose no time In arfes;;EE ( The
Tnan4 ~ sas aptout Of Catar1h Eey sDpeaS Ii
By he aid q the LIQUID cATAI.1sH REMEDY. III
lee f5l,Ftoqs can b. qz:ckly aaa ancssuaily rs.
,oteS, Ano 2aTe sufficient confidence In the Rens-
NM sr1 = ESo so az disposed 2 tsst r. slaes u
&c month no baEehs ts received the amount psid
Psiee Of he Ca1a1a Remedy, ruc-su,ar,en. ,,- nzs
ne month. with full and c1s2r atrecuons N'0
sRce, 1875 Lake. Corner Of Weus-St.
de1h6s34n Post Once 3cI ;;51 3:hscaTo III
, 1862-04-09

sR. FRANKLIN CHAVETTS
= UTERINE CORDIAL rs WARRANTED TO ccEE
Il yoEAs or G?.EEIsK DISEASE. OF the HONEY VIII
Il Office, lis West Ea1 Buren street Constellation
ee. F. .. Box 5 Cr. c. has pract!ced medicine to1
ayea7E four Of u h:ch h67e bean In this city
fa-k1S,3.p
, 1862-04-09
legal notices.

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY
~ OF COOK, .sS-superior Cnurt OF Chicago June
Term, 1s62. Tuthill King "!lson G. pavs. Heman
hngBbuty- {filM Rogers, ThonlasB. King. Horace
Warren. Valentine H. Ma1shall and Elltah BaT-Ia
ChRnceIy.
Affidavit having been made that neither Wilson C.
DavA Heua1 K1Dgshuly and Valentine Il. Marshall.
On due inqary g that M process can be setTed uR9a
Of the Cle1s OF said Superior Court Chicago. Eoce
L hereby given TO the said Wilson G. Davis, Heman
k1ngabuzy and Valentine H Marshall tast the COM
Plat4ant filed his bill Of complaint IN said Court On
the ChaLcery side thereof, the 18th day OF March
Court against said defendants rctur1able on the first
Monday OF June next. Gt2} as Is by lAw required.
Now, unless ycu, the ss1d Wilson C. Dav1s+ Heruan
kingRbnry ana Valentino 2. Marshall shsll personally
be ond appear before said Superior Court OF Chicago
Geek county S1 The fat day of TIE tern theteef to
day Of June. 1852 md Plead answer de,uur to the
sad pla.nau1s bill or complaint, Fame and the
matters snd things therein charged and stated will be
taken rs confessed and deGEee entered against JOE
recording to the prayer Of said DILL
THOa B. AFTER, CIerS.
W11L14Ns- WOODBRIDGE q GEAST. Comps 5oI's.
n u
, 1862-04-09
4 LIBERAL EDUCATION with
MltI1kRrlHs1RQr1IQh ARD nRfii.

WESTERN UNION COLLEGE and MILITARY
.CApEh3 has heea located at FULTON, ILL, Rnd
II open Primary Acaden ic Ind Collegiate Courses,
i Sept 18th. S6l The College has t~ ~elve experienced
Cos Etsh rex ulAl and eeientne son1ses. the nness
chooi h1dnfs "a ths wes1 keoat tlloooo ample and
cvantsges which should claim me ofpsse1
AH1RT AND RIFLE TAcTIcs, SvoED. BAToSET AND
s1&hAe7Ic EXERCISES Co.sGoE ZoCATE AND FAScT
III Under officer Of iGitad States Army. Stu
ents dress IN uniform TEEMs:-<195 per school year
u board. furnished room. fuel. Lights. washng and
utuon II every department Excellent acoonnoda-
!ors for 20 bourders under the roef with and
constant care Of thp 1earbFrs Address for Cir
D. s. COVERT. President Fulton. Ill. fe24ne5Str
, 1862-04-09

VAULTS AND OUTHOU2ES
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