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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-01-08

eHNIME TO Cincinnati as quick, and to Indianapolis
u 81. Louis and Chicago quicker than hy amy oti-.
er route. ~ 7g.5 49, !
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-08
indian Jugglers.

His attendants having removed the eutle-
ry, be called me to examine his eyes which
be opened very wide, and rolled about in
every direction. They were clear, liquid,
and expressive. He thea closed the lids, put
his hands upon the lids, aud in the place of
his natural eyes were two balls as of finely
polished steel. He closed the lids again,
strained again, opened the lids again, and
the steel balls were gone, and pair of bur
nished brass ones shone in their stead. Once
more be closed the lids, and on re-opening
them looked at me with the eyes had just
before examined. During the performance
of this trick be rever took his hands from
bis hips, and was the only person near
him. On rising be called to his son, and
made him stand before me. he then asked
me to inspect very carefully the youths left
side, to press my hand heavily upon it, TO
rub it upwards and downwards, and TO be
sure that there was no lump below the skin
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AUGUST s. 1859.

did as | was told and could feel nothing
but the ribs. The. father then placed his
finger upon particular spot, and with an
instrument like lancet made slight punc-a
ture, and got hold of the end of a piece of
coarse thread, which he drew forth, be-
smeared at intervals with blood. He con-
tinued to draw forth the thread, in ore
piece, until thirty or forty yards lay upon
the ground, and said he would go on as long
as wished, or | might draw it out myself
declared myself satisfied, and be then clip
ped the thread close to the skin, gave the
place rub, and nothing remained to show
that any operation had beens performed.
81 George Thompson in the ''Dial."
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tress Monroe Correspondence of the Philad
phia Inquirer.
GALLANT INDIANIAN.

e While among the wounded on the State
of Maine, yesterday, we stopped by the
stretcher of fine looking fellow, and in
quired about his wounds. "Shot through
the shoulder, sir, bones broken, but am
getting along very well. Do you think
they will put me ashore here?" replied
that as his wound was SO severe, lthoughtt
he would be sent North, and probably be
might be SO disabled as to require dis
charge. sob no sir,I don't want dis
charge; want to go back to my regiment
as soon as / can: : want to have another
chance at the rebels. ".What regiment
do you. belong to2 " goth Indiana" he re-
piled, ssbnt you have not heard of US among
SO many other regiments; we were the only
sHoosier' regiment in the weeks battles be.
fore Richmond, but we did our. work in the
rear guard, and whipped the rebels every
time they attacked Us. Said /, !" Your State
is raising eleven new regiments aud six bat
teries more for the war;" I" Is she? knew
itl | knew itI God bless the Hoosier
Stater he exclaimed, while his eyes light,
ed up with fresh blood quickened into ac-
ton. "I knew it sir; there will never be
any need of drafting in Indiana. We went
into this war to save the Union, and every
man in our State will volunteer to uphold
the old Stars and Stripes, and crush out this
rebellion" gai-4 e3 IS.
Finding that he was becoming too earnest
for his welfare, and perceiEing that he. was
nearly exhausted by excitement | grasped
his hand and bid him good bye. He was Il
true type of the noble men from the West.
His regiment numbered some $50 men when
it left Norfolk for the army of the Potomac,
we'll drilled, healthy and hearty. They
reached the front two weeks before the ter
rible battles beginning with the 25th of
June. In their first fight they lost one hun
dred and thirty-eight men killed and aCowaded
in hrenty minutes time, yet nothing has ever
been said of the valor of this Indiana regi-
menL After the seven days battles, the
regiment mustered 500 men out of $50.
At one time they checked a whole rebel
brigade, and, unassisted, finally charged and
routed it with the bayonet. They nearly
finished two entire regiments of the enemy
belonging to Georgia and North Carolina,
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A Mosr PnRsIcIous PRAcrlcE.-A Vii

A Mcsr PERNIcIoUs PRAcTICE-A Yir-
ginia letter writer says:
"Mrs. Charles ]. Faulkner is the wiliest
and most experienced diplomat in the VAL
ley of Virginia. She is more dangerous
than Belle Boyd, because she is moreadroit
and has larger social influence, and greater
means of accomplishing her purposes. She
ia even now almost nightly inviting cote
ries of our young officers to ber house. S1e
and her two daughters have been lavishing
their most courtly Establishments upon
them, and, ere they know it, ere they have
perceived their purpose, all the intelligence
they desire is extracted. As matter of
course, our plans, our movements, the num-
Der of our troops, and the direction of their
march, or the number in garrison, are duly
transmitted to Richmond by the bye-way
post routes which the rebels have through
this Valley"
We believe that is common practice,
wherever our armies have gone, for many
of our officers to visit rebel families freely.
In the present state of the country we can
not but regard it as practice frsught with
the most dangerous results TO our armies.
1t leads TO the disclosure OF tn0usands OF
things TO the spies of the enemy, which
prudent commanders would keep secret
even from their friends. Loyal editors
would be imprisoned for publishing the
very information which some susceptible
Lieutenant has already impaired to some
enemy with whom he is enamored.
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3 GEN. PRENTIss HoRsEwHIPPED IN ATTAIN
TA.-About three weeks ago, as we learn
by lady from Atlanta, female of that
place, reputed lady, made grossly insult
ing remarks TO Gen. Pfentiss, who is a
prisoner there. He made no reply, but
turned his back upon her contemptuously.
For this an Atlanta man, taking a company
with him, went and horsewhipped the dis
tinguished prisoner. God grant that our
armies may soon revenge that and pyri-
ad of other outrages.-Lou. Journal.
And this is Southern chivalry, the spirit
which is so exalted that it cannot tolerate
plebian rule
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Say DR.. Diguowitty, of San Antonio,
Texas, has been in Washington for some
time endeavoring to interest ths Govern
ment in behalf Of the Union population of
: Texas. There is prospect that bis efforts
may soon be crowned with success and
that a force will be sent to that State under
the command of some General W no will be
satisfactory to the Germans. Dr.. Digno-
witty states that there are thirty Germans
who are now wandering in Mexico, hav-
ing escaped the tyranny of the "Southern
Confederacy in Texas. DR.. D. is a very
Intelligent and reliable German, and was
one of the leading men in San Antonio.-
He says that the Germans in Texas are,
almost to a man, in favor of the Union,
which they are willing to fight for if they
can have an opportunity. f
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Advertisements published in both the
Daily, and the Weekly JOURNAL will be
charged the full Daily rates, with one half
the Weekly rates added. ,se-,-.-
Business notices published in the local
columns, will be charged for each insertion
ten cents per line. ~ si.&EF
Charges will be made for inserting the
notices of the following Orders, Societies
and Associations at the rates named, to be
paid in advance. .~- 9w
Military Companies, Order of Odd sFel-
lows, Masonic Orders, Benevolent Societies
and Singing Societies. (9I III
For each notice not exceeding lines %
cents for each insertion; over eight lines at
this rate.
Announcing deaths with funeral notice
attached, 81 without notice, free.
Marriage notices so cents.
Notices of Festivals, Picnics and Excur-
sions, gotten up by individuals or associa-
tions, or by churches, at regular prices.
Advertisements loaded and placed under
the head of Special Notices, if. ten lines or
over, will be charged double the usual
rates.
Advertisements making less than three
lines, inserted once in the Daily, will be
charged fifty cents. fas
Yearly advertisers to pay quarterly.
Announcing candidates of every descrip-
ton to be charged at the rate of 81 so for
each name in the Daily, and 81 in the Daily
ard Weekly, the same to be, in all cases,
paid in advance. o-
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL co.
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Arrival and Departure of the
nj a Z T. g..

; [The time here set down is adjusted to oOnirccs
hours. On the River there is variation according
10 oeircumstances asas larf
Bailroad 9fdil (for vincennes, Terre Haute, -
Princeton, Washing ton, Petersburgh,
Sullivan, Carlisle, Rockville, Indianspo-
lis. Cincinnati. Louisville, St. Louis,
Cairo, Chicago, and other Northern, Eastern,
and Western points, and Railroad Way 0ffless,
every day except Sunday, at.........-.... sA. n.
Louisville Mai (riVsrl every moud y,
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at AYR. n.
Cairo Mail (river) every Monday, Tues zdf
day, Thursday and Saturday at 1P. N.
Green Rivey Mail flor Bowling Green and
day at -ssf P. N.
MI Vernon Mail Qand) every Tuesday,
Thursday, aud Saturday At s1sA.n.
EeU Harmony Mail every Monday and
Friday at 7A.n.
New Harmony, stewartsville, Pcseyvil'e,
Cynthians, and owensyille letttrs come
Rockport Nal Qand) every Monday, We'd aa *
nesday, and Friday at ~ An.
Petesesrgh Mail [way) every Friday at sA.M.
(Petersburgh letters, DC. come and go
by Railroad daily.) -a
OgHthiana Mail every Wednesday at 7r. N.
Leaves at 5 A. M. Thursday mornipg.)
Hickory Branch Mall every Saturday at 1P. N
TIME OF DELIVERING.
Railroad Mail every day except Sunday at 81 P. n
Sesisgsns MSa I riverl every Mon ay'
Cairo Mail (riverl every Tuesday, Thurs
cay, and Friday by IAN.
AIa every Sunday by az. N.
day, by sw 2P. N.
Wednesday, and Friday by 3P.M.
Ee.O Hdrmofy HAL, every Tuesday and
Saturday BY sa1g 5.aaF Arm.
and Wednesday and Friday at 7Lm.
(Arrives the evening before, after cf1ce
ps,.r.brroh nfou fvavl evarv Friday bv aAm
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KRATZ & HEILMAN.
CITY FOUNDRY
MANUFACTURERS AND BUILDERS OF STEAM
ENGINES AND, BOILERS,
Saw and Crist Mill Machinery. Tobacco Screws.

Oll Il i
MANUFACTURERS AND BUILDERS OF STEAM
ENGINES AND, BOILERS,
Saw and Grist Mill Machinery, Tobacco Screws.
Cumming Machines, Chinese Sugar Cane Mills,
K Thrasing machtneas SC.
EYANSVILLy, IND.
yWWE PRoPRIET0RS OFTHB CTTT rom
Al dry beg leave to inform their friends and the
public IN general that they are prepared to do ala
kinds of 49, -. -.
MACHINE AND FINISHING WORK,
aod everything appertaining 70 the Foundry busis
ness They manufacturing SFEAM EHeINEs Asn
soERs Of any n.y. sss M, and power required ssE ai
tery and Mining Machinery, Tobecco Screws, Gum.
ming Machines, Thrashing Machines, Malt Mills,
Horsepower Corn-shellers, sChiaery Of all kinds
made and repaired. Iron and Brass Castings Of
every description, Iron Housefronts, Cellar 0-ates
de- Cooking and Heating Stoves Of the latest i'm.
proved patterns; Hollow Ware, Dog Irons, &C. -
BREWERS, DlST1LLEh6, kECTIFIERS, &r &
Supplied with every description Of Copper ana
Sheet Iron Work, Brewing Kettles, Refrigerztors,
-Attemporaturs, Sparges, Stillheads and Worms on
an improved principle Columns Tor Alcohol stills
Iron Pipe; Copper, Brass and Iron Pumps OF every
variety, for keer spirits, oil, & Brass Cocks and
Valves, Steam Whistles, DC.
Workmen sent 10 all parts to ft up work and do
eepairs on Steam Boilers. Copper and Sheet Ircn
Work, dc.
OLD METALS BOUGHT.
They are dealing in and selling Aliens lmprov Il,
Steam Gauge, Wrought Iron welded Pipes and =
bing, Hiram Hopkins Improved Smut Machi .
Stephen Hughes Flour 6eparators, German Bo,
Ing Cloth, Gum Elastic Betting, Packing, Hose, d.,
Of the best kind; Tinplate, Sheet Iron, Book Tin
Pig Iron, Babit Metal, Spelter, Fire Brick,
They have every facility Of the best Machinery
and workmen, and win give all work entrusted to
them, their individual attention, filling orders
promptly, warranting their work, and are sstisned q
with reasonable prices.
sS- Ofhcs and Sale Rooms, No. 90 Main stress
,treCt, between First ieCOnd streets, Evans
v1lie, INDIANA .r aS~f aas decr
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PREFERs JEFF. DAVIS TO LIEcoLN-An In
dianapolis paper tells the following of a
prominent Indiana sympathizer:
On Saturday last, Mr.. E. G. Hibben, Of
Rushville, while on his way from this city
to his home, stopped at the Bennett House
in Shelbyville, and as usual with him, be-
gan to talk treason, saying: he would rath-
er live under JEFF. Davis government than
live under Abe Lincoln's free nigger gov
ernment and that when Morgan came into
Indiana, be would raise eight hundred men
in Rush and Shelby counties to help him.
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Besides the above retailers in the respect
i've trafics named are also to pay licenses. q
We believe the Secretary of the Treasury,
in the exercise of discretion confided to
him by the act, fixed upon the lst day of
September, instead of the LIST day of Au-
gust as the time when its provisions take
effect. +eot
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SUBSCRIPTION PRIOE FOE DAILY:
Delivered in the City, per week.. ....S0 10
By mail or in the City, per year Tin adsance) 90
s,. .t..,, e. FOR WEEKLY -r r-at
By mall PEI year, single subscriber. 90
= g !" /" club of FIVE ito one Address) 8 90
ADVERTISING.
For Terms see first page, tabular form.
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York, and No. State street, Boston, are our
Agents for the Journal in those cities. and are au
thorizei to take Advertisements and subscriptions
for us at our LOWEST RATES. sf --7l
DR.. Ralston, Boonville, Warrick Co.
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John 3. Daugherty, Rockport, Spencer Co.
James L. Thornton, Princeton, Gibson Co.
John B. Handy, kewburg, Warriok o..
DR.. Murphy, New Harmony. Posey Co.
A. B. Wilkinson, Cynthiana. @
Preston Talbot, Poseyyille, Posey 90 AZ
81. h. Custen, Petersburg, Pike Co. --
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Robt. A Throop, Francisco, Gibson Co.
DR.. FL. VI Ison, Owensville.- 8ss II onW =
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From the N. Y. Tribune. ]
THE WAR TAX.

With the approach of the lst of August
comes the new responsibilities imposed by
the war against the rebellion. For instance,
license fees will be due from the various
classes described, as follows: j
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whether in the social and civic recreaiions
of home, or in such sterner duties as may
possibly be demanded of the ciiizen.--St.
Louis Democrat.
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The HALLEcK GUARDs.-The Halleck
Guards, about one hundred strong, accom-
panied by a large crowd, paraded the
streets last night, and paid complimentary
visit to the Democrat Office. They sang in
full chorus and with magnificent musical
effect, ssl nl ,see 44
"John Browns body lies mouldering in the grave,
And his soul Is marching on.
"a Glory, glory, Hallelujsh."
The generous zeal of this body of repu-
table and choice young men of st. Louis
is contagious. They carry with them the
prestige of success in the enthusiastic spirit
with which they enter upon the cause. As
they marched along the street last night,
they seemed animated by that genuine
chivalry which prompts TO heroic deeds.
We understand that these select corps of
young men of the city are rapidly filing
up; the membership in them is privilege
which is sought for, as well it might be
No better companionship is sttainable,
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B. J. DAY. M. d.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
s HBRTFF's SIZE -N'0. 90.
OEE1CG-0Os hltet >tIo-b.
,r RESIDENGE--At Sherwood Hous,
July 8, 1852. ~

!
q HRRfFk,s SALE mo. 92.
BY virtue of four Executions isued ont Of the
offiue of the clerk Of the Court of Common Pitas
Of YeDderbprgh countr, Indiana, in favor OF Hes
ter Peck, R bit. Butcher, Ann MaidlGw, Ex'rx Of
Edmnnd &aidicw, deceased, ard Jrnes Fiack.
and against Thsmas Clifford, and othsrs, win.
on
TUESDAY, AUGUST Isth, iss2 &.
between the hours Of 10 o'clock, A. NJ and
clock, P. NJ, Of said day, It the door Of the Cour
House, IN the city Of Evansville Indiana offer fot
sale at public suction, the rents, and prohtsfo
the term OF seven years.. OF the following de
scribed Real Estate, viz:
Lot No. seven ~ and the adjoining half Of 10
No. six (e) In block No. sixteen lol, IN stock
wells En argement Of the City Of Evansvilie, IN
Vanderbul county, Iniiana.
And should said rents apd profits not sell fcr.s
sufficient TO satisfy said writ ana costs VIII
az the same time a9d place ches Tor sale the lee
simple Of ssid premises ov,,n ,,-o,r,
Sheriff VIC.
Wheeler 4 Iglehart, A. L. Whittlesey, Pies
AttorDeys e6 rs bs0
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THonAs Z. GARvrx. JAMES Re ID
WAR CLAIM AGENCY,
esABY-X.V q REkD,
Attorneys at Law & Real Estate
a gents.
Office on Third Street,

EVANSVILLE, INDIANA
Have peculiar facilities in Washington, aud will
give prompt attention to the procuring Of Pen.
sions, Back Pay, and Bounties, and the prosecu
ton Of claims against the Government mh12
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.5-esss,.s yssl gians.os
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! TThe time here set down is adjusted to contract
hours. On the River there is variation according
to oeircumstances -as..1l
, 1862-04-11
Moro AugPfcIous OEnens.

lFrom the Washington lntel1Te0cer, 9Th
The opening of the rebellion brought to
this country last year a number Of English
gentlemen, members Of Parliament, CORES
pondents Of the press, and. others, who stray
Cd of into the 1neur1eetionazy region, aud re-
turned from there sympathizeTa With diaun1on4
The activity Of those who returned to Eng
Land, and the letters Of those who remained
here to correspond With the metropolitan
press, were very effective in getting up the
angry ceilings in England which Threatened
to provoke Us into war. Just 1t the point
When The insurrectiontis seen to be declining,
VT have an immigration from Great Britain
happily Of different character. Among
them are Lord Edward Carendish, son Of the
Duke Of d yonshire, and Lord Cecil, of the
Rifle Brigade, stationed in Canada,: and Colo
mel Percy, Of the Northumberland Percys,
noW also stationed in Canada, These gentle.
men, types Of more friendly and generous
class in England, will be, We arc sure, cor.
dially received. We learn, also, that two
eminently respectable Irish officers, who have
resigned their posts in the Papal army, have
arrived here to JOIN our own: They bring
friends Of our country in Rome.
, 1862-04-11

Capt. Henry Wake, Q. 8. NJ, {not Walker,
- the telefgzams have IT'D who ran the gaant-
let of the rebel batteries at Island No. ID With
his gunboat Carondelet. and who has distin-
guished himself to higher degree, perhaps,
than anY other commander in tho dctiits is an
Ohioan, the eldest son Of the Hon Anthony
United states navy some twenty five yeass-a
long time on the Mediterranean, on the coast
Of Africa, in the Gulf Of Mexico and-elsewherc-
1t will be remembered that Capt. Wake, with
the Carordc1et alone, opened fire upon Fort
aDonelaoat before the other boats arrived, and
got into line. He ia an officer of large e1pe.
Renee, tried courage :lnylhc1hld spirit and
sound judg dgment- -,--.> -
, 1862-04-11

~ COUNTY. ss.1ESupezior Coaye Of Chicago. April
Company Ia Unicn Manufacturing com7any:-Attaca,
Pubic notice is hereby given 70 the said un.on Manu,
facuTtEE Company tEaS tWn ETts Of lssaed
Chicago, dated the 1fteenth day Of March a. y G6a,
the snft Of the safd Wheeler d ssflsaa Ms1uaceur"
HsanfectuEug company. for The xun of 81 thousand,
eight hundred and 75l00 dollars directed 70 e1a
6heIms Of Cooknad Zane Counties, which satd wits
have been returned executed
Vow therefore unless you, the said Union Manusac
taIing Company eha personally be and appear befors
the sid 6npef1r Court Of Ch.cagn on or before The
House n The City of Chicago, the first Mond.y Of
ApE D s gys pesaA1 "a Rs r pisaa e tss sad
Ind IN fsEor of de sad p1a!nt:f snd 20 much ef he
urupErty attached may be sufficient to s1t3sT the
aas dement and costs wl be sold to satisfy the sama
THOMAS B. CARTER CLERK
, 1862-04-11
CUEfDUK BECK WITH
GAILUE & HIICHCcCK, Attorneys. aq1kpz2N


CTATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY
~ OF GooK. sS-snpe1er Court Of Chicago. June
Tenn, 1s62. Tuthil King. Huson C. Davis BeMal
EingsbuIy William Rogers, ThomasB- King. Horace
y WA5fen. Valentine Il Marshall and Elijah Bar1-ln
Chancery.
AdidlEit having bsen made that neither Wilson G.
Davis, HeDan EIpgstury and Valentine u. Marshall,
three OF the defendants above named be found up
On due inquiry. 50 that process can be served upon
them. and said ad 4ytt having been fed In the office
Of tie Clerk OF said sEpsrtor Court Chicago Gace
i hereby given 70 the said Wilson G, Davis Hemsn
plat5snt hed big bi Of comp1ain5 h Eatd Co9Fs Or
1867 and that ,bereupon fssusd out Of said
Court against said defendants retnf7aole on he Est
Monday OF June ne1t, S62l as l. By lag required
Now unleta rcu, the sa!d WHscn c: Days asroaa
EtuspburY and Valentine Fl, Marshall shall personally
be and appear before said superior Court Of 3
Cook cornty On the frat day q the term thereof y
be holden in said county, on the first Mou
az q June ls S9d taead ansEej M Or eur @ 19 tns n
matters sud things therein charged and stated w1 be
taken confessed, and decree entered agtnst yon
eN~NS AN@e ~ THOS B. AETKR, Clerk
WILLIAMS, WOODBRIDGE & GEAar, Comps sors.
sr3 p43&T
, 1862-04-11
GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
~ COUNTY, Es-supeT1or Court Of Chicago, J1na
Term. 4. D. l6&. william 7. Burgess ya Dennis Hcxch
and Peter Il. Pecshzcn.--AttschIent
Public E2uce t. hereby given 70 the ead Dennis M
meat esue # the oface d the CLERK Of the So
r+rJe Court cI CEicago. dale. the first day OF April
q n. isG2 1t the su:t o. the said W!l7n Burgess.
acd sza.; It the eete o. tie said Eennla Beach and
ds1 U6ll.rs- s.re'ttd 10 tie Sheriff Of Cooh County,
WE:rf raid wTt1 has hrec rarcI ned executed.
Nox, therefore uuitzS TOE, the sa;d Dennis Beach
aat Peter Pecth=1a. saa e.no1si!y he and appear
before the sid SFper1or GoorI af Chicago Or hstose
Court House in 1ae Eny Of chcas4 Or the INT Non
the said plainiis action, Judgment vii be catered
sgaipet snd IN fayorof he said plaintiff and g
satisfy the said Judgment md cqss Ei1l Be eod to
sAt:atJ the came THOB. B. CARTER EtUrE
VIZ. T. BUEGEss IN proper. ap1 n9944H
, 1862-04-11

w The agent d the Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy: Railroad, 1t Burlington, has
effected such aii1angemenik for the: accomn11o.
-dation Of zado and usSsr Ssr6t 6ettR Rtssn:Uhleaxo
,apd BailIng ton rs viii eause tia :leaatl ldaa1y;
<aad trouble. The ttx1 bosa now rnn to, d. :
cszs nsar the osuaxkaa751anetaen. = hest ! ~.
also been put upon the river bstaeea
:toaE and Quincy, zrastng ttrt:Hsek1J ttpa.. =.
, 1862-04-11
H Caution to Druggists.-Bewaro
II counterfeit
AMnYinan M;1kfFrr 1fn1mertH

The genEine is wrapns in nestsel plate engravinga
witt he words "AEX1CAS MUSTANG LISIExxT - IN .
circle surrounding hburntug volcano &c. and ID. s.
Barnes blown In the bottle.
There has been offered for ss1e By one John D Fa1E
q s5as1e In general desEn qul:s ne sa@s bpt egg
Bragg Co II The top Of 1he circle he word Mex
the yolesao md the propsierozs name, D. s. Barnes
omitted from the bottle
To manufacture eeIl counterfeit trademark Ia q
criminal oence and the undersigned will strictly
force bis rights 1vl5 md e:.la!iy Info nation n
regard the whereabouts CT the said counterfeit 1n1
1nent Will be thankfully received 2. S. BARNES,
Inh2tr.!51n- -XNAF-itw No. zoe Broadway. y. T.