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SOLICITOR OF PATENTS AND CLAIMS.
Bounties, Pensions, Back Pay, Ohicess q
Recruiting, and all other Just CT q ms
against the G0vsrnment.
OFFICE-No. 478 SEVENTH STREET,
department Exchange)

WARRINGTON, ID, G.,
And No. 2 Park Place, corner Of Broadway,
opposite City Hall, NeD York.
Refers, by permission, 10
=, Hons. Hsnnib.l Haulin, Vice President, Me,
jah Mann, Jr., New York City; John N Goodwin
NJ. C., Me; Thomas N. Edwards, NJ. c., N. IL; I'd
ward II. Rollins. NJ c., N, II Alex. II. Rice, NJ
q, Mass John d. Alley, N. G., Mass, Alfred A
l!urnham, Ne C., Conn. Dwight Loomi., NJ. G
J%h9 o s,ysx M rGS,ttan g. 9no James na
John Hutchins, NJ. G, Otio; John Covode, NJ. C.
Pa; Robert Mcknight, NJ. G., Pa; Justin S. Nor
Chandler, M. C., Mich. James u. Lane, NJ. q.
ksnss Cyrus Aidrichs n G., MINI WIN. ksl
l.. N, htratton, N a., N. D.; p. Il Fouke, NJ G..
Ill Owen Loysjoy. NJ C., III +. T. Blair, .Ir., NJ
g., Mo, Elbridge q. Spaulding. M. C., N. Y; Al
fred Ely, N. G, N. Y; Major General II. B. bur
yea; N Wyckon, Esq Pres Williamsburg City
Bank Shepherd Knapp, Esq., Pres. Mechanics
Hank jy 26-f
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VATAaTED-LAB FOR THE COM
w mssary Department at Harrison'a Landing.
Quarters provided and good medical attendance
Apply, for one week, TO Mr.. Bucklin or Mr.. Vost,
A. HECKWITH,
jy23-iw Major q. y.
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Tfs-Thr President has rc-appo,ntrd General
Marcy ~ Chid OF the Stall ol Gen. Mcclellan,
the Sennte saving lett his appointment uncon,
tlru,.I
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Funeral Of Ex-Prssident Van Barren.
New York, July 25.-The funeral Of FIX
President Van Buren, will take place on Mon
day. from Old Church, Kinderhook.
The national Republican., 1862-07-26

Lord Lyndhurst, the son Of Copley, the
painter, a native Of Boston, Massachusetts,, and
former Prime Minister of England, Is at the
point of death.
The national Republican., 1862-07-26

There is n firm in Elgis, Illinois, known as
"Gray X Lunt." Half the letters come to
them directed "Lay d Grunt."
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NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,.
Published Daily, sundays EIscp'sd,
nv w. ,. MURTAGH T. GO.
soPas +. ~ssros. tp,ToH.

NJ Tho publication Office OF tho NATIONAL
REPUBLICAN, II nj the northeast corner Of Dand
seventh streets, second floor, over W. u. Shep.
herds book store. Entrance on Seventh street.
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HOT AND COLD,
Plunge, Shower, and Vapor
b ATH -

Open for pnbio inspection at =. NJ. on Satur
day, and at 7 = NJ, for bathing purposes.
jy .G-lt CHOLLAR, McGIiAN " co.
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HEI.MBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU,
THE GREAT DIURETIC.
HELMBOLD EXTRACT BUCHU,
THE GREAT DIURETIC
HELMBOLprs EXTRACT BUCHU,
THE GREAT DIURETIC
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU,
THE GREAT DIURETIC,
Aud positive and Specific remedy for Diseases Of the
Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, DrOpsy,
Organic Weakness,
And all Diseases Of the Urinary Organs.
See advertisement In smother column. Cut It out,
and send for the medicine at once.
Leiodrs Of c0nii>rt,iS. je 9-3R.
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Decline In IN. Price os Gold.

NEw YORK, July 25.-Goid has fallen 10 ~
per cent. $l,400,OOO in gold was sold ut the
Board TO day nj l4la15t premium.
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1S- Subscribers 90 the Rspubsica an, In
Georgetown or the seventh ward (lsland) who fail
to receive their papers regularly will oblige the
Shepherds bookstore, corner Seventh and streets
when all dslinquenoies will be promptly attended
to. may Il
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ArWsston's Progress OF sIavsry.-Copies
Of this werk are foe sale at the once OF the National
Republican. Pamphlet edition, rs cents Bound
edition, rs cents.
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~ Lyons Magnetic Insect Powder,
Tested for 10 years and grows in fAvor II kills and
Moths in Cloths, Furs and Furniture, Garden In.
sects, &c All genuine bears the signature Of u.
Beware Of oounterisit and limitations. N'
Lyons Powder kills all insects in trioe,
Lyons Pills are death to rata and mice.
Hold everywhere ID. y. BARNES,
ap30-TTS8m 2O2 Broadway, New York
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SENATE oF TnK UsirkD STATES,
Once oi the Sergeant at Arms,
Washington, July rs, 1852.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received ut this
Office until 12 NJ, on Monday, the nth day of Au.
gust HeXt, for furnishing for the OF the Senate
Of the United States, -FOUR HUNDRED TONS
(of = 900 pounds) Of the best White Ash Furnace
Coal Thoroughly screened)
Also, Seventy live Cords Of the best dry Hickory
Wood, and Fifty Cords Of the best dry Spruce Pine
Wood
The whole TO be delivered on or before the lst Of
October next, and packed away In the vaults Of
the Senate wing Of the Capitol, under the direction
of the Engineer OF the Senate.
Bids for Coal aud Wood will be separately con.
sdered, and bonds for the faithful execution Of the
contracts required.
urementH. -
GEO. 8. BROWN,
jy QG--td Sergeant Arms, U. s. Senate.
TIME COPAlTN EttSIllP heretofore OK.
Il istinH between the undersigned, IL this day
dissolved by mutual consent. ~
ID. l.. SOMES,
q. A. ALEX ANDER.
WAsuIH1roN, July II, 1862. 26-N
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pS-Union Prayer MeetinE.--The Union
Prayer Meeting will be held every afternoon this
week, 10 New York Avenue church, (Rev. Dr.. Cur.
hour Iva
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FFIOIAk 4
DxPARrxESr ov STATE,

WASHINGTON, Jan. 70, 1867.
The Secretary Of State will hereafter receive
members Of Congress on business on Saturdays,
commencing with Saturday, the Grst Of nex'
month.
WILLIAM II, SEWARD.
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-. Religious Hotics.-Rev. J. >. KEN
27th, nt Ii A. NJ, and +. M, at atTEMPERANCE
HALL, n street, between Ninth and Tenth streets,
for the Baptist Church lately formed In this city,
jy 26-lt [Star ltl
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81 LIBRARY OF CON0REsg, July ~,
ls61.-The Library Of Congress will be closed from
July 31d 10 September LIST. -
jy2i Librarian.
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CoNFIRNrD. Lieutenant Hanson Il. Weaver
has been confirmed by the Senate as second
lieutenant Of the Eighth infantry, regulars.
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w Of music land the usual branches OF education
r desired) In family or school, The best Of refer.
ences given ind required Please address imme.
diateiy, stating particulars, Rev. CIIAS. SPEAR,
No. AIS, Washington street, Boston, Mass
jy21-r
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TO AQUA CREEK
AND
II 1 ~ f Y PoIN II

The Potomac Steamboat Company
WILL dispatch q boat from the foot of Seventh
w street, Washington, every morning, Sundays
excepted 1t six O'Clock, for Acqua Greek, stepping
al Marbury's Landing. Returning, will leave Ao.
quia Creek every day, Sundays exosptsd) at 3
O'Clock p. M
In connection, u freight boat will run every day.
For freight and passage, apply on board the boats
On Saturdays, the boat leaving at six O'Clock IN
the morning will extend her trip to Piney Point,
and principal intermediate landings Returning,
leave Pinsy Point nj eight O'Clock on Sunday
evening.
Fare to Acqua Greek, 81. Round trips
Fare TO Plney Point, ~.
For freight, or passage apply to freight agents on
the wharves,
Washiv vRtOn, June II, 1851
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JCE CREAM, CONFECTIONERY, AND
BATTING SALOON.

between md NJ streets takes great pleasure to call
the attention Of his friends aud the public In general
No. 3II Eighth street, between /, and NJ streets
Music In attendance every evening, Ie27-lm.
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WANTS.

VNTAN OLA HOUSE, Tw o OR
w three Rooms uufnrnished, by o small family.
Address stating terms and location,
CAPT. A WEISS,
jy 25-I' Georgetown Post Once.
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DULLION BANk.-This Bank Is now doing
ID business ut the corner of Pennsylvania avenue
and -Four and q half Streets dealing In exchange,
drafts, specie, &C.; also redeens their small bills In
specie, ut current rates, or Treasury notes.
IL. BRACKETT, Prest.
y. X. DEXTER, Cashier jy26-lm
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NEETa OI'OI.lTAN hath HOUSE,
IVL TwO Doors from the Star Once.
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q. ~ ID. W. BATES,
Practical Clock and Watch Rspairers aud
JC~olloTS,
No. 43l II street, one door below Seventh Street
All styles Of CLOCKS repaired at resideno.s bv
leaving address, and warranted to give satsIaelion
for one year. All styles OF CLOCKS ior sale nj iIa
| lowest cash prices. All orders attended 10 with
P'ohP'he'' ""u uiSPatoh' Y4-lm
A CABINET QUEsTlON
n SATISFACTORILY SETTLED
'Iis whispered In the Cabinet OF late
Dyspepsia was the subject Of debate:
"Warp with "the Navy" did mt quite agree
AS TO the healthiest kind Of food jsr Se
And estate and "Treasury" differed on the uues
tiOn, " '"''
What kind OF Pies We're easiest of digestion,
Crackers and Cakes received attention dine
candles were CASDIDLY considered too.
Until uprose member, and declared
or all nice things by bakers yet prepared
Crackers, Pies, Cakes, rich Candies and the res,
Dayton's were most digestibe and beat, ''
Need 1t be said that wisdom 20 superior
Came from that Bureau, known as the Inrruo,, -
DArTON'S Bakery, l56 Eleventh street, between
q and IL streets jv 22NeoIu"
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DEN EEICJAL NEWS
ID For all Who Wish 10 Purchase
READY MADE CLOTHlNG,
And the very place to 90 to, sat
Barr Brothers,

Corner Of seventh anu E Streets
They make up just such goods as suit everybody
Citizens Strangers, and discharged Soldiers, come
cost nothing and If you buy Of us, you will save
% cents on every dollar you spend with us, which
Ia considerable Of an item now a days iyi-lm.
, 1862-02-14

Tfc amount q Lnolnnes ane or not CUE 6o.h,np
Ioeses sanste nd I'd 5o1 dne aHs ss;s Sn5 81
Losses unadJusted in suspense, OF waiting ,,a, ec e
prof. *ls4,Ssi ,sint 70
Ing, &C ,..,
The greatest amount insured III anS A"en-
The grs9tsst amount insured Ii ang one CITY 'o*n
village ot boGk, Sas1es a1e,+,, ~. .-a,+o-
HAE1FoRD, January ls5 1Sp%7ur1nzp 1Sp%7 sac,e+.rv
L. .. h1N0en, oo~'e'"A5'
H45tlo5d January 1s ~ hsfor- -. Henry Fowler
Justice Of the Peace f9r said state and Gpunis L ~ d
, 1862-02-14

Europe and America have been drained OF
silver to supply the demand Of the British East
India Company, who, since 1880, have required
their revenues to he paid in silver, In this
country, the intrinsic worth of silver has been
reduced about per cent in order to keep it
here. The drain from Europe still continues.
The gold that is brought into England is sent
tothe Continent, exchanged for Silver, which
finds its way to India, and there disappears.
During the last twenty-five years, the ship
nlcnts Of silver to India have reached the cnor-
NOUS sum Of $3.50, ,0O0, ,O00, of which $92, ,ND,-
o0N have been rc.exported, leaving $50, ,0N), :
600 unaccountcd for. And these shipments
have lately been on the increase. For the
first five years of the term named, the ship
ncnts were 81, ,000, GOO, showing an average
Of only .0O, COO per annum, while for the
last five. the shipments have been S2l5, 900,
GOO, OF S4S, ,000,0 600 annually, and the current
is not yet checked. The movements Of specie
in all other lands can be distinctly traced, but
Eere the keencst sagaeity is ut fault.
With the shipments to India there has ever
been an insoluble mystery It is Like stream
cmptying into a bottomless gulf, with return.
less flow. Some have conjectured that the sill.
yer thus sent to India is usedup for ornaments;
but this would account for only small portion
Of the Immense total. We should not be sur
rriscd if tic secret Of this flow Of treasure in
one direction was found altogether in tile meth
ods taken for Representation in that distracted
country, by burying it III the ground.
, 1862-02-14
Whereas,

Nay a b. 1sS and recof!!s2 In the Recorders Office
of Cook County State Of Illinois in book thirty seSen
three i4SD E1eEner s. Morris aa Mary g. Morris his
WIFE of thu city Of C3icaEo N slid county and State,
aS "a cre she ane M c
gage, all executed By Bacsner g. sforre and raguble
pr primo M psi I sun ef ee1en t6oassad de.sss
feceiyed and the others for lis snm Of Ve hundred
M - Rsl1nE the an sonas q c
Ge to fs1 TT day M Of Eo1soer to The 6rst day &
eac s fSs dent sha BE- made IN hs @ of
amy Of said instslments Of interest and such IN
sment shall remain due and unpaid foE thirty dayA
lars shall st once become and be due and payable At
to ,e coDtrary Notwithstanding and whereas. detaa
hsa aae aes n
hnndrei and fsy dlais each maturing At those dates
sad Ea fST es as auS IN
NOW therefore public notice is hereby gvca that bT
and to secure tie said Of eIeT en lhousaad doia
charges of tisement and sale The pTetni5es con.
u a
their heirs representatives Or assigns therelE Will be
sold at pubic auction to the highest bidder for casA
IT, afa IN b 4 e
Court Honse il the ctE Of Chicago and which said
premises arc known and described follows TO- Wit
sSt ss5 Is 81 i F. e esS
caro IL the County Of Cook and STATE Of lllnos. to
seihsr With the brick dwelling and qther improve
"sR,s teyEsSH s5;aasta
iii dearborn street, Chicago. jal-EYid
, 1862-02-14

rogns. comforters,. socks, &C., in sufficient
Quantities for q change when needed, and the
surgeons know when this is !; aud i the nurses
do not. they are reminded Of their duty and
made to do it. The men who have been sick
here fully appreciate the kindness and atten,
tion with which they have been treated, and
are not at all backward in freely expressing
their views. When the Sth Regiment left here,
three weeks since, they left forty yscyen Of their
sick here in hospital, under the care Of Sur,
geonStrong Of the Eleventh, and Iam satisfied
lint if uny Of their friends had been present
this afternoon, when forty Of them took the
heard, as I did, their kind words with their
surgeons at parting, that they would have
been satisfied that there WIS ut least one ex-
ception to the general rule, as indicated In the
pamphlet.
, 1862-02-14

From the Cincinnati Commercial ycsterday.l
We would call the attention Of the militia
n authorities to the fact that an advance
might readily he made from the positions
which We hold on the Upper k:lnawha (new)
river, and the great rebel southwestern line
of Communication cfIectuilly destroyed.
Two regiments Of mounted men would be
sufficient for tho work. There arc half Il
dozen roads, passable Ny cavalry, leading
down to the railroad, and if the rebels were
even aware that 4 movement was being made
they could not tell, until ou. troops were too
fur on the way to be Intercepted, at what
point they we're aiming. Besides, the rebels
have 10 fnrcc in all tue region between Fay
cite and Raleigh counties, Of which our troops
have Dndisturbcd possession, and the railroad,
except few squads Of shotgun militia An
examination Of 4 good map Of Western Vir-
ginia will show that several roads lead from
Bcck1ey, the county scat Of Raleigh county,
to the rs,ilroad, and that the distance is not
over seventy miles. Cavalry could go over the
ground in two days, destroy the road at i'm
| portant points, and be well on their way back
before the rebels at LynchbuTg could be moved
| to the scene Of destruction. The extraorli-
nary military importance Of the road is gen
| eralIy understood, and it seems strange that
| measures arc not 1t once taken to destroy it,
that the rebels nay be prevented from send
ing troops from Virginia i1to Tennessee.
, 1862-02-14

Nf .o1s .7...'-. s...s ~, r-z+ a. -
Nay l agd recofHtd IN fhe @ HsSoTdsFs ;3 oee
tS7 OF Mortgages at page three hundred and twenty.
% Ia 4 nd sfst Ua m ny "
Frances CorIln the premises heEenattef aescfioea'
To- srSufe e pasynt a,2 q an Is
Hart 1. Stewart and p=Eabe tothe order Of mysca
one Of netcs being tnr the prnclpa sum o.
thousand dollars $!60], payable on the nrfr day Of
Mar. A. D. 1868 for value received and the others iof
thesum Of eight hundred dollars l0l each being this
, 1862-02-14


Lee g. Kinnaird, bankers at McGreggor,
Iowa, made an assignment on the sth OF Janu-
AIRY last, and publishc1a notice OF tho same on
tic 18th Of that month, shutting up their
banking office on the day previous; The prop
crty. assigned consisted III part OF real estate
and number Of notes and other papers Of
would not pay over ten cents on tue
do]lar Of Mcssrs. Lee 4 Kinnaird's
liabilities. But those gentlemen. pro-
tested it was all they had, told
their creditors they should make the most Of
it, and then left 10 try again in another 1ocali-
tY to build up anew their wrecked fortune.
Certain circumstances, however, connected
with their assignment, and their hasty depart
urc, wcIc taken hold Of by their creditors aud
construed into fraud. One Of tic unfortunate
bankers came to this city, where some friends
Of his reside, with tie purpose OF spending
few days with them. He WAS followed here by
Mr.. Stephen D. Ayers, q merchant OF
| McGreggor, who at the time Of tue
bank failure, lad in that Institution
s1,400 on deposit. On arriving here,
Mr., Ayres procured a writ Of cdpids a1 ies-
| poa1cndu,7z, al1egin. the facts above stated,
and upou this writ lad Mr.. Kinnaird arrested,
| and held to bail. kinnaird has obtained i
| writ of ha5eas corpus from our Circuit Court,
demanding a hearing before said Court, on the
| question Of fraud. The case was argued in
| Court Oh Friday. Ayres's attorneys contend
| that the proper forum for Kinnaird to have
| the question Of fraud cxau,iued is bcf0re jury
t in tic County Court. Judge A::rr'nan took
the question Of Jurisdiction under ,lllyi=enlent
until today {Afonday,) wlc.. he will render
| his opinion. Thus the matter now stands.
, 1862-02-14

ptslXtr- !,
rsCRY AND CSCRIoCs CONTRACTS.
Mr. Campbell of La SaIlc asked unanimous
cousent to Introduce and read an article for
the Constitution preventing the Legislature
from declaring an usurious contract legal, and
against fixing the rate Of Interest liz tlrln
| 7per cert. per annun,, without submitting
the same to a vote Of the people.
, 1862-02-14

The following letter was received from Mrs.
Stephen A. Dou.las, in response to the rcso-
lntiona passed in honor Of tue memory Of her
deceased husband:
NE DEAR SIR: The resolutions you enclosed
me- from theConstitutional Convention are deeply
gratifying ae noble and just tribute to my be-
loved husbands memory. l thank you sincerely
for your own expressions Of sympathy. With sin
cerc regards,
, 1862-02-14
DfsIoyal Clerks in the Post ONCE Oc-
partment.
Postmaster-GcncralB Blair has addressed the
following letter to Mr.. Porter, Chairman
Of the Congressional Investigating Commit

"posT OFFICE DE1ARr3EsT,
WASHINGTON, February4. { !
Dear Sir: No one, believe, has more cor
daily symPatbzedh IL yoaE .9ra fhan e
The outset of yonr labors I expressed this to
YOU in person, and since, in writing. IN the
n,ldst Of the panic, created by tile ealcute in
Baltimore, put stringent oath to the en-
ployees Of the Department, which was 4 test
both of loyalty and courage, and all who fail-
ed to stand to it were dismissed; and have
since removed Of those vino remained mol
only MI whose loyalty I lad any rcason to
doubt, but many others who, believe, were
for the Government, but not with a sufficient
earncstness to cntitle them to pubic employ"
ment- .... .
t'Haying manifested, in this manner, my
d;snosition to cooperate with you, had sup
posed there could be no ground for Inisrudcr-
| standing between us, and yet find yon take
| controversial tone with me in the report just
| made to tie House, when there has been no
controversy, and not the slightest intImation
| from YOU, in the many interviews we have had,
that there vas the least difference between
| us.
II note especially, in this connection, the
| manner in which you speak Of the retention
Of q few individuals in the Department in con
sequence Of satisfactory explanations having
| been made OF the charges made against them
before your committee.
tIt was not intended, supposed, 10 rais
| IN YOUR coulMlltcc. ludt e. P1ttt tCSe4oaotJ
t.Ecn hefi}rc ii should BE- decisive. For thls
reason, with respect to those Of TIC List ,yot
sent NE who were still in office, I allowed ex
planatory testimony to be Offered, and in thFe'
cases it WAS Of such q character as to satisfy mi
that there was no ground for suspicion Q
| treason to the Government"
rHerc follows statement Of the cases OF tiy
Clerks in the DEPARTMENT.
In conclusion, think it proper to 81:
| that, in the view I take Of the subject, hav
not thought it necessary to decide that otilce1
we're disIoyal in order to remove them, and !
feet but fcE OF those who hare been remove
were 80 regarded. Except those who h.V
Some peculiar fitness for, Or manifest deEotlo
to duty, do hot regard those found IN othe
SIS having any claiuls to be continued there
and certainly none others will be retained
tlis Department; nor will mere clerical exec
5 lcnce suffice, without the exhibition Of an Il
!, tive, patriotic spirit.
4 Is Very respectfully your ob'1 sezv't.,
= *sM. RLA1.., Postmaster General
C 1t Hon. John F. Potter, Chairman In7cstig
# ting Com, House Of Representatives.
, 1862-02-14
Military Hospitals In Missourt--Cou-
d{iipu Of WlecopHiu TFQQnH.

Our recent paragraph on the condition Of
Military Hospitals Of which due explanation
and the ancndc honorable WAS made il our
last issue, calls from Sidney Allen, Esq, tho
Wisconsin State Agent, 4 communication, in
which he refers to the present condition of the
troops Of Ills own State, now inserviee in Mis-
souri,:
Our hcspitn1s are not all bad am uuwil
ling that tie numerous readers in Wisconsin
Of your vsluable paper, who have husbands,
brothers aud friends in the army, should un-
deretand that trey arc thus badly treated when
sick. and I am glad to know that there arc no
Wisconsin troops stationed at the place you
name and were not at the time the pamphlet was
published. This is the only camp Of Wis
conEin men in Missouri, and hero kuc,c that
the hospitals Of the 11th Wisconsin regiment
arc kept clean and in good order. Every mao
has good cct, and from the noble and patti:
otic women Of OUT 6t2te, each one ia supplied
with good mattress. good large feather pillow
pillo1esscs sheets. drawers night a.3rs ,dcublt
, 1862-02-14
QTATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY

QTATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY
~ OF CO0K. SS.-SuperIor Court OF Chicago, -
Tern, 1862 Jonathan Il. Lyman vs. John Adriance,
imrleaded with Jonathan A. ke7alcott-1n Chancsry.
affidavit Of The residence Of John Atrianee. de-
tic Clerh Of said Sune1o7 Court Of Chicago Notice
is hereby given to the sad JOHN Adrtance thas the
en- tGe thane.Ty :de thereof On The 81 aay Of Jaau
said Court against said defendant returnabc on the
u5st Monday OF April next Qs62,) as is BY law re
CURED.
Nov, un1ess yeu, the sa!d John Alr1snce, shall per
sonsly be and arpca1 before dd Superior court Of
ter1n tereot 10 be holden at Chicago In said County
on the hrEt Monday Of April 1SG2 and plead. answer
the same and the matters and th1n"s therein charged
and stated will ee taken confessed, and decree
entered against you according to the prayer Of said
hill. TH<JNAS 7 GARTER, Clerk.
, 1862-02-14

T. The Topeka (Kansas) Record says there
are about dozen gentlemen in that State
who have a longing eyc on Lane's seat in the
Senate. Among them are Fred. ?. Stanton,
Judge Ewing. Col Holiday, and Messrs. Win
cl,ell, Davis. McBratncy, and Lawrence. But
ncrlaps Lane will hold on to his scat.