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MORTGAGE SALE Whereas.


II Richard x. swift and Mes5a 4. sw1fs, his wife,
M ~
de1s:GnedN '!am uedea 81 tas propestg llerela 4:
aez date sna interest on the same as follows: One
1asT
M le Il e ee a4
Il Eass er s e 81 6
- sa.d sTt "a joaas:os saslF n5t . tae
sss & e. ass sa a s a ssS s.
mortgage provide that default shoul. be ade IN
sf line ana II he sid aoes
giEe1 foF SAID l1te7ess PTortted and ne same soad
s
s G e. s aDa o. sa
thEE g tue Lote EiEen for The game e. tie contrary
Ana ssst i mould be iswfnI for tae anasT
& "a IN "a
the init part to sad tgage their he execntoya
an1e sna p;sey oi rsa sa:e b pabcssoa IN say day
IA xee!eaS satd 15stsine1t ot interest a1nonnttaE
70 the eum of one thoussnd o9T h1adree !ollas tat
9a5 q JsEaar5 d - l . I sls5 W the 5efe = gTea To-
s s Tee4 n ea
s;5ss t6s sszns 5sss9s az ID ~ W5,lIsa
entJ five thousand dollars Rh III become and hs due
And Whereas. thers is nov Que and unpaid On said
said principal sun Of seyeutYa7e thousand
dollars aud E1ld s1m OF one thousand four hundred
dollars hat due tte5eon interest On tho
nest q !nteT snca9rz = ne san II fvo thsas.
and two hundred aud a'ty collars Ehlch became due
thereon en the first day Of july z lest And a!so,
named Sum which became due thereon On the first
day Ct Janukry, D 162 being In the aRgregahe tho
Rum OF eighty thousand nine hundred dollars f$sa1)
Row the[etcTe PUBLIC uoFIc9 IS hereby given tnst L
the said william Ogden. under and III pursuance o{
the powers snd IN sale mortgage contsned4
hare entered Ito and upon al singular the prem
@ tF.sso A ST. s. d. wis . n
ts} sxtS o. seventy ip5 seventy ons al, ~
sR.S ~ 81? ST. a5 s.
SEVENTY elglt % ;nas Cd ght5 G1 eighty
50. eightyhvs Is5,: egbtysi1 Ns3. eighty s9
II onsoas Adunnn to Chicago. said 1o.s betnE
hoUnded the east bS CLARK street tha Forth p
Schiller seet On the went By WsIa s!sees ana on ~
within ind between eaid ss,eea al t:na: ly1ag Aad
benx In he cts Of Chicago county OF cooK ano ssaae
~ And tat WILL On Monday. the twenty af:h day OF
AuRn* next fArgu1r a. o. 3ss2) st Ten ocsoeE IN the
forenoon, on eaid in 11anAnre q the ts<ms
powers and provixons Of raid mTtHHEe ofe f1r sale
being he Same trenses aooEa described and al bspe
ssse snd s?nssa = S$its. us vie saa Ja1ss, =
Johnstan ss4 Jenny Jahnssoa rts wte,: theE hetrs
] St run!it suction .otl highest bidder for caah
Ssid EacrtE% EFaE Alsd for record ii KscordeT
q = ri Count 9 Ais g re i; Is
Mortgages. oonnEaetuz II D4<e ~ e .ait bn:tE; f.
c.leasa, June Ii 1sss. ~ .slzsaI
, 1862-07-10

REALEDPROFOS Also .arter.
1lastrr': Department, T. S A. 1t.ia.aao!is, Iuh-,
Iufy Is. 1sf.-Scat:u proposals will br received at
t9 "Ecc nAiil 1U O'Clock 4. IL Oh Thursday July TO-
1852 -
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sill, ,7;3, ,s:6la
F. BIGGER, Register.
Treasury DErAErxEAT, KEG1srrs's OFFICE,
April I6, 1851
Illinois, the fourth State in the Uoioa, ont
of Sill, ,9s6, has received less thaa ST ,o9a-
0G0.
Florida, with white population OF less
tban that Of the congressional district have
the honor to represent, has received SIC, ST.
1865.
Louisiana, with 8 relatively small pop1la-
ton, has received s, ,9E5 $685.,
Iahpeal to the justness aud airuees Of our
friends in the older States to h=lp Us. The
W.st has borne the hrunt OF tits war, and re-
ceiyed very few Of its immediate adv.ntag.
growing out Of the expenditure Of moucy.
Ptnns1 lyania, I think. eau affnu to be liberal.
We ask ROLLING for Our imnrdiate local ad-
yantagc, but when We ask aio. for work so
national, so necessary TO natioaal defense and
security, so beneficial to every section, trust
We shall not ask in rain.
, 1862-07-10

these waters. Directly The navigation is clear,
We can eend up vCsSel after vessal without anF
restrictions. eNctp! such Is arc Imposed b5
the size Of thu csnals. The Americans would
acccse to the lakes from the sea, and It is in
POSSIBLE that they could construct vessels of
any considerable power In the interval that
would elapsc be!nrs tie ice broke up With
the opcring Of spring the lax. 8 would be ours,
and il the mastery OF these waters is indeed
the mastery Of all; we may expect the result
with perfect satisfaction On the whole, there
fore, the conclusion Seems clear that three
months hebce the field will be all our own,
and that in the mean fme the Americans, II
judiciously encountered, would not be able to
do Us much harr,
We arc forc|atred let Us be forcarned, I
arps al 10 New York to secure, bF This canal,
Ii, rc.t tities of Roche: TIT, Buffalo and Dun
kirl, the ttru.ini II her vast rulroaIs, aad
that imn@nsc coDmc:c. " hl:a has plac I'd the
crow Of empire un her braw. But1.1o aad
Ela"k Rock were burned in 1912. Make this
canal ard tie Outrage will never again be re-
pested. appeal to Pennsylvania in behalf Of
Erie, ard 10 Ohio in behalf of Cleveland, San
dus k5, and Toledo, and her other lake towns
5RsE1cE TO THE NORTHWEST DEMANDS TIE
Y ENLARGEMENT OF THIS CANAL.
394He Northwestern States embrace one half
tie loyal pt oPle OF the Union. While C3n-
ETe: has appropriated ut this session nearly
lautic, not 81 10000 has been given to thf
Northwest. Four great navel dc2ots, slip
yards, arsEpals, atmories, at the East have re-
tvlyed large appropriations There is no de-
| pot LOT allEory nor ship-yArd nor foundrS, on
all :he ue>r;beln LAKES. beg the attention Of
tle Hcus,: TO The fello~1n=, table, prepared by
the Secretary Of 1he Treasury III july last;
sin emc1t showing the amo4r,t Of moa.y ex-
Itnacd hy the Government of tie United StateB
t ire.n the adcptiou OF tne Cunstl:usf,n 10 the
3;.h OF Ju1e, $50, In each Statr AMI Territory Of
| 11Is III on, f:r Lazy "a: d. Gust. l.'= Court
| Etuse4+ 81 d Other public buildinsE L1r the in~
| pave nent Of rivers, and harbors: aud fo: the
, 1862-07-10
TIL E
Western transportation q,
ANn
WESTERN EXPRESS,
l 8 So.

TIE WESTERN TRANSPORTATION Coz
TAI. having made arrangements 70 run their Lag.
Steam Propel!ers OF alternate da3B With those OF Ii;
NEW YORK CENTRAL
, 1862-07-10
Il CHICAGO, UNlOM

N EAlROAD-8CA30E AK7AHHExkdI
!esIe eils szrast Depot "a follow. saqds3s s1aeq9t
oo1t Marren. 6sltpa- bmlaatE, Dnnnqnet 9ca tNe1a
aed.,a poans So saa ~ E. n g 9eaeas
Ia IA fof Elgt1 Be.Ttdetn, KoGktort7 And 1nsa13as
fate pofn8; 6bo 2. M IF GzoesA 40 43sexm 99As9
Ia - L M a3d &c r h. ratn PaneoBc3s fnE G5YNs
ts: iaka kfatnry, KteA1oe1d. eS19T3 lE1a 3d u
& g. TAIEOI1, aeU. kap1.
, 1862-07-10
LIVE BT8EE4

Elo7e11 4nt Fs:zrez1 w.n IND thss sta aczs aSFsH3
azeous Eoots Tor Live Stocks Capactoa YaE9A ~
Tnscted and supplied With eTesy conyeutanc9v kxF1
bee. opened this ne and ita connections and eyEE
attention L psd to their want4 FeoT HlxzI33s;oK5s
resting. cho1ce IS offered Of tho PEA4Auk1EH1&s
EEW YORK and AALTIAQRE MARAkIa. 1ni3 I'd
Eoats for stocs % MeE Io51I,.ia- AaeataEa1 rs
EEOEE LEW IS, Gen1 SuP's, Altooua, FL.
{. 1. YOUPT, Gent Ticket Agent, PtlIadef7hi2-
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HAEEASTKo 70 ne SURF Ii.zc .ot
CAE4RRH or COLD n THE HEAD.
UEs ECsD1ku IuoCrAE7 persons die yearly N thu
:EI1E3 q Consumption Every phyhclfn knows thnt
ln.iy tFot1fGs OF th{s number the ttsesse ttEt
colEe-ced asa
CATARRH In THE NOSE.
sext sep he!1E 10 the throat a1d branchal rzoes
Eae $sssiy. the !n1Es-
4 : eaeE e care Ca.ss-h than Consumption, x1d bg
SG.iEE lae Lt Ee prevent the sSte7 Persons should
G1aes5:aaa taas he tetse- way 70 cure Ccasunr1oI
TIE symptoms Q. Cs:tsrh es they generally sppeaf
- :: Lft re!y slight Persons Ind fstj h1ve cold.
taErTe 70 the changes of Temperature In this COZ
sGoc =: utse las pc -y, slight discharge .hin
tna ker!S afterwards becoming thicE xnd adhe.!ye-
~ Ne 1:eease becomes chronic the discharge GRO IL
Geassa a G1aouty and changed In quality: they are
,as tae Fose tsey al mo lie throat ana are
1s%Eed Q: couGheG OF Tie seeretfons arc Offensive
1919 baa BREATH the voice Ia thick and nasal the
sgs IT TeAE: the Sense o. mall Is le.ened or de
S.:S1ses aea1ntss Frequently tskes place. Anothe:
EoaEos snd !ta7o:teHs symptom Of Cata.rh Is tbs;
The perFo1 Obliged to clear his throat in the orninS
cs O. slilny r1ucus which has fxlIer dow froM
1sas eT b ~ ~ M 5s j.. Meen II Pas r.
1uaes, and should lose no time Ii s-restax X The
sn2:e AT Symptoms ol Gsta-.n q tSey appear Il
,.By as "a q the LIQUID c4rAKEs HEnRDY, II
nexeo. and .are sufficient confidence IN TIE Rere
dy . assrre all who disposed % text IL y1ItCe8
C17nz Cataff that If sitter the tia. Of the Esmed,
koI nSe month no heoers u received the auo1us rs,
Gro moth. With t1n and clesT directions
ehca, 1872 South Clark Street, Up-stairs1
de!-hssS7n Pot Once Boz 1851, Chicago IL
, 1862-07-10

A DAIINISTRATRIX NOTICE.
EJrrt1 Court Of Cook County.
Pnh!tc notice i sherehy given that The E2t::s.:a.d,
e:ased w appear before the SAID Court It tn, July
Ju: ~ r. 1862 1t the Coart House in s4td Cn:aty for
the purpose ot hc@-i1g and adjusting a c1aas and
having such claims are requested +, present and
Els the Eanle. ABIGAIL F. WALKER.
!Adn1l6istratEH E2tare Do!iger Wa1-e"
Cktcago. JUNG ID 1Hfl, fe}FS66Iu
, 1862-07-10

z-&HICAGO Is ROCK BLANC
~ J,BAHEDAnACHkasx or TNn-Nl1oss ~.
Esaxss9s Noy II sG5, ~ T5a:at =.
csoted. lSS 4 "; E!gh5 Kxp1Ea satuzda51 o1sszea4,
11A5F II. joliet AccumrrodAt3ua. Sunday e1na9ea9
40 r IL Through Tratof a.14Yes II - T. Esa q
E.N: JQNe+ Apeps1rodakeo. 10 A. l.
, 1862-07-10

STATE OF MAINE.
lsesoiyrs in reference to our victories in tll:
WIT
l:s<Mrt1 That the people OF Name have wit
res sd with patriotic p:i1: III: triumph of The
l1in1: a.n>ts il. the yaly Of the Mississippi a.l
ley t:erc.,y extend their congfa1uai"na t. tll,'ir
rel= they tavr won in the rapid ana seRti1n s'l,-
e.seior: Of Victories ::cbiaTcd by E!:em. Il tic
troops Of Illinois especially for their heroic con-
duct ut Fort tlneIsO1.. the count rF nwt, G4hs of
gratitude whicA carrot he too heartily a-know-
ledcel and which can never be repaid
As*nlr4d, That copy of The fJ1c:,olrg be sent
States.
III the House Of Representatives March II, 1852.
Read and passed J.G BLA1Ss, Spe lkcc.
IL tie Senate, March ~, 1sG2. t:cad and passed.
J3nE & GuoDESow, Pres.
, 1862-07-10

TH f.
Northern Transportation COZ
OF OHIO
1sprepared to t7anspo1t property between
Boston, al Points In HeH England, xeH Ye3A
and the West,
With pfomptnssz, care ao1 dtspatca.
Tht7 well known Line Of Fourteen F!7stc1asa Ec-5s
Steamers connects at oEdeusburE With rhe
Railroad for Boston and all Points In Eek
England;
At Cape Vincent With tho
RAilrtad and Propeller Lius bstEe5u Gags
Vincent AID New York,
And at Oswego with
LINE OF rs FIRST CLASS CANAL H0A15
Between Oswago, Troy, Albany and New York.
Forming DAILY LINE Eom Boston, New Yort
Ogdenso ourEh Care Vincent snd O5EeGo to Cleveland
Toledo and Detroit,
AND TRIW EEKIT LINZ TO
Chicago, Milwaukee and Intezmsdiate Port
AGENTS:
]. M5e-a 1s1 Broadway. New Tork John He:1
;9gt sssate sdeet Boston Geo, 4 Edd7 9Edeasb91ERn e
weeo Felton 4 Breed, Cleveland. walker i Hsye
Ese- Taylor, Ma1rsY q Co. Eacne.
CLARY & HOWE, Agents.
Foot Of Korth Lasa1le st., Chicago.
Iap4p526m1
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Lyons Magnetic Insect Powder,
Tested cs 10 years aad g7own n favor. It Kills and
eztes1a.ra,ts Reaches Led Bugs, Ants, Fleas Aoss
CLOTHS, Fr-s and Fu1l!:1rc Garden 1asects, &C.
al ge:.:ne bears the signature CT E. Lyon an1 mol
ootscaous to persons domestic animals Beware o.
co2l1:sfctts aud tu1:tat;o1s.
Iyon's Powder kills all Insects in q t:lcc,
Iyoo's Pills are Gt III to Tats and mice
sSi5 everywhere. U. ;. bAt>NEsr
,v;a-.a.So1 1l1 Broadway. New York.
, 1862-07-10
EUuCatt0lal.
4 LIBERAL EDUCATION with
H{t{rssutss1ausrton AEb uRIt.

TESTERN UNION COLLEGE and MufTAEY
ACADEMY has been located At FULTON, ILL. and
EM open Primary Academic and Collegiate Courses,
cn Sept. 18th l5el The College experiences
aacea both texulAr ind scientific courses, ths fnEst
tckool buildings IN the Wet fcn l00e) ample 4ad
stus1tve grounds, q me Gymnasium and uAry othes
edvantaEea ~hish should clat tho attention of
FAETRT AND F5F1H TAGT1on, BwoH1, BAyoNxE AND
GTxNAsr1c ExExmsx& CoMxus zouAsx ASD FARu1
dsnts drsas T. uniform Txzas-fis M @ Per scnSol Jssi
tuition u exe17 department. E1celknt acconnodA
udas for1a boafHers. Under he saz1s roc{ H7sh and
lasp. &. COVKET President Eplton. III. tss&nassa
, 1862-07-10

x hAlLEVAD L.
In sua Rrse5 MONDAY. MAY 5th. The 3chiEaa S6psaz
e.n la.t cas C.E,nfy = III run ph:.EE:5sr llce te.
~ eth Cfcr-o A-3 et.,t rIa At1t wI.fou+ tisEEa
81 Gil. mski. ss1ec. cocrs1soas viii al CANADIAN
EicEaat coaches with raised Teo Hated ROOF and
saitbarJ prttETa, T.n rru through oa tss5 ffa'ns.
IrxEfioue elee p!nR CT The i8tess lDpcoyEnaES
ELL 7ur ihr3ETE on D;Ea. tIs.us. The Distances y
shorter 1An By tthar IIa The tina and ratet OF
ARE ell be the s6Ge X. CT o:aef routes
Leave Chicago AT =. Il. and 7:s1 E. II A-z1Ye q
U.Eodt at f:<h y. snts 4. Il Arrive L Chicago sl
Issess god at Al! ths p:r cloa tcses Offices a tbs
seet sEd at sha Depot. cc-.er V. 2a:en aad 5tcz.
LEI ftEEs Ec-c-7o- E. =. EAT1EB,
nserst3m Geaeta. Passenger Agent
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EFUal i3pIlrE6.

T8>RDSTEE'S SAI4E.-PubIlc no.
Trustee &r viii III pursuance WITH the powers In d
Deco Of Trust dated August IT. 1850. t1ccnted by
Charlotte Kurtls anu Glhr-s Il. i'uTEs. her husband
sell Mt public auction for cash to the biGhcst bidder Ut
the north door of the Court H,use II the City Of CHI
t3 In Klock fifteen ,l5. IN the Canal Trustees Sub
division OF the west half and the wtsr half of the north
cast quarter Of Settun s"spHteeH IN, in Township
th'5tynns tsD Aostl :'nEe @ lY,Ftssa t* w. ets 81
said sale to be ade t;se slst day Of August A. D.
,sa2. at ten o'clock In the f,rcno1n nf said dry.
L. c. PAINE FEEEE. TrusIce- &c.
a11 5unn ja31
, 1862-07-10
March 10, 1sG2- Approved.

MITCH Vt lSD1- -3TQEUFCu. ~
Israel. WAsuBuRNE.
Illinois and the Northwest, in {: spirit of
fta1etnal feeling, how appeals to Congress for
ait 10 {: 1Sors, national III its character, and Is
Important to the East as to tue West itself. Wo
present for yeur consideration a proposition
which l11s been carefully examined by three
committees Of this House aad received the
sanction and approval Of each. to Wit: the
committee on military aff1irs, the committee
on read. ard canals, aud the ;sel:ct committee
Gu the defense Of the great lakes and rivers,
, 1862-07-10

MAINE TO ILLINOIS.
Augusta, Maine, March o. 1861.
DEAR S1R-Thc East sends greeting to the West
and Maine assu1es Illinois that she Tcoices in her
glory.
l Law the pleasure to tlan= =nit to you 4 copy Of
resolution Which has passed both Houses OF the
Legislature cf this State by unanimous vote 1t
il in reference rccrit victories IL the West,
aEd speaks with the yuicc arL from tn: heart If
tie 1nS al people Of s1aiCe.
Lave lie hnnor to he, with the highest respect.
Tou1 lzc,i.rcy'a obedic.,t scrrant>
ISRAEL NAsttBEnSE. JE
lii Ezeellency, RlCnARp 1ArEs, Governor u II.
, 1862-07-10

XTAUITS AND OUT:*HOUSES
" Cleaned very ehear by JOHN JoH3S MASON, 8 NoFth
C.xsk street Post O1ce Box s23s. :. ap&p7FS&2
, 1862-07-10

For the cheapest and best Hair
ieE.!yJ. SiEs. E!sds. Ccsl1 F.:2Een. etc. "a to l.
o;4sW.lDT. 1cs Lake street. and examine :A5:e Woa
ces1l p:cdac:to7s 9: e.. No scrctay detect tht
fVG:ht tre-o the nesurs Wien hda5tGd 70 The beat
rs RatT :'e~",r1 coa:.ite A@a5a tho Sc14s. Ea-M
eE!ca Al articles VIE give c1tlrc 6at1sfsctoc.
, 1862-07-10

Es DIR. James, formerly Of,
Ne# Orleans as arrived n Cd:cago ana permanently
toeated at S Randolph street. between state aad Dear
Do7r streets, Chicago Ill
EPECIAL1ST.-Cuscs old Chronic and recent dt7eas-
LAS the Testimonials ef t,e leilc" i'as:ra.ss'
Medical Journals aad the au.os. eitTe press o. LIE
South.
Ct1ce H6ucs-Fto.1 . 4 II. TIL S T. N.
Consultations !nyIain'le. Je1oslos"iAa
, 1862-07-10
EslittuaCa,
D}!:sI.'EETHN =

:. >II!t-AGC. BURLINGTON =
. GrIyCy " "AlLEpAD-
aaee,'7 r. !.e c:.sl A-r -rss u Chicago - tot
la">:Ea.e !zpsr-. .cAvos IT 3A ~ " aa,i st
6s4 r. NJ. tsuaays excrrt"d1; My lit ESpr... lcav"s
II 4; r - (SatuF+ays excepted arrives at en- a. M
g. Es'a, c1ccptd> iErnrl Accon,2lo.Iat leaves
crr..d1 {. G. HAMMOND, Sup't-
, 1862-05-23

stahl; 18th, Quinby; 10th. Davies a9th, weber;
x7h, Slocum 2sth, Donnelly; 18th, Won stetn-
Eehr; Goth, Greene; G5th, CochIane 10Th, sick-
les; 18th, Ieaac T. Stevens; Sid, Ge3. " -
Tampk;ns 18th militia {three months], Daniel
Bntteraeld; I'D cavalry, James H. Van A1eR-t'-
Sesytzssv 1st- VIM. R. Montgomery; 81, Fay-
Rsnsssyirania- Qhree mouths), Frank F.
len ii caxa1ry, Geo. B. Baya1dEto;ai, s.
Tirgitia-~1st three uonthet, Kelly.
!. OAio-lEt {three mouths), Alex. Med. McCook;
9Th, Eraatus B. Tsler, 9Th, Robert l.. McCook;
18th, VIM s. Emith; 18th, James 8. S.etei1man;
24th, Ammen; SD, SiQ: 34th, Piart dist, Hazen
4R1, Garfield :; 51Et, Aatthews-total, II.
Iadiana-6lh, Thos- T.. Crittenden; -tth, Du-
mont; s.h: Benton; 9th, Mtlfoy; 1osh, Man *on
I'D Jeff. c. DsyIs 18th, Hoyey; 18th. vcatch; !;
31st, Cruft; 32d, HfllIeh- Total, Is.
Mtehfg0n-1Et, Robinson; Fl, Richardson; 9th,
D.fleld; ed cayalry, Granger-total, 4.
HiAois-7lh- Cook; 6sh, Ogleaby: ath, Paine;
1ith, W1n Il. L. Wallace, Killed 12th. Nc cArthnr;
18th, John y. Palmer; 71et, Grant, Major Gene
ra1; ;-27th; Buford; 3tst, John A. Logan; 57th,
White; Sd cavalry, Carr-to1al IT,
fPise1Nsin-3d; Chas. 8. Hamilton.
A;nnesotd-~1st, German and Dana; I'd, Van
Iosea-sd, san1pelR. Curtis, Major General; 4th,
Dodge; TtI, Lauman; Sth, SteefE-totaf, l.
luixsourf4th. Sjge1, Major General: Ssh. MOT
gan L Smith; 1,th. PlumlneE; 18th, osserhans
engineers, Biefe1i
-Eeateekg1th, Fry; anh, Barbridge; Sd cav.
airy, JaueB 8. Jackson-total s.
7enn<tsee- Carter; ID, Spears e-tct21 9,
hantas-sd, Mitchell; 9Th, Blunt-total2
, 1862-05-23
N ilroy's Gallant Fight at McDoxvel,
Va.

tA~ NAe31Ates 4L%IiAlEsSA[S14 [utu-
Weconyerstd last evening with Lieut. Hen
r. E. Fickel. of Mansfield, Ohio, who Is dir.ct
from Frcmont's command, aud who Witnessed
tie battie at Mcdowell on the 8-h, between
M1to} . and Schtnck's i forces aud the eueuiY
nIdtr Jackson. Mr. Ticket was L!eutenait
III the SD Ohio, but resigned bis position some
time since aud wtnt home. He returned to
bis regiment short ti.ae ago, and vas with it
during the cngagemett, not as soldier hut as
a civilian, and rendered good service By assist
ing in carrying off and caring for the wounded.
Cur forces cuHeisled Of nine regiments in all,
six under Milroy and three under Schenck,
numbering not more than ecven rthous lad
n,eu. Those under Milroy were tha 15ta, 7.5d,
SD, aud 25tt Ohio, and the I'd and Sd Vir;iuia
Those under ScheDrk were the 82d and 551h
Ohio md the 5th Virginia. It appears that
Mirrors .orce had advanced from Monterey in
tta. direction Of Staunton as fAr as Mcdowell,
two regiments ten mills bsyond aud one six
teen Just before noon On the 3th, thu pickzts
OF Ibis auvaurrd regiment were driven in, sud
1t fell back to the other two, They Ill fell
back IL garad order to within q mile and i
qua1ter Of Mcdowell, where they nlade stand.
6hh1nishiug continued until quarter Of six
in 'he evening, when the main fight bog n
The enemy were posted along the top t,f :ss
mountain which Terminated abruptly On OUT
left. Milroy's forces werc disposed in 1fons Of
til. mountain some distance along, With tbs
tAttexles Oh eltva: ed ground in the fear. Thrro
were nyo Of thesa-Cap!. Hynas,'s, Capt. D.;
Bsck'<, Capt. Ening's. Capt Johnsou's aud
another not remembered BY our informant
, 1862-05-23
THE LIST OF GENERALS.

TIE LIST OF GENERALS.
The list OF Major and Bngader Generals
in the Federal service, which we give this
morning, has been prepared expressly for
TIE TRIBUNE, and is the first full List pub
lished. It foots up:
Major Generals. Brigadiers.
RcEuIafo. o.....--......---4 AZ
An examination shows that Of these, ten
Major Generals, exclusive Of the CON-
mander) and seventy one Brigadiers, are
employed in Halleck's department, Of
whom seven Major and ffty-fve BHgadier
Generals are in the army before Corinth,
the balance being employed elsewhere in
Tennessee, or in Arkansas, etc. General
McClcllan's column has one Major General
exclusive Of the commander) and sixty-one
Brigat3iers. Thus Of the combined list Of
e41 names, 145 Acknowledgement in these
two principal armies
The regular army and the volunteers
furnish Generals about equally, Ninety
nine Colonies Of volunteer regiments have
been promoted, five Of them to be Major
Generals. Some Of these were officers of
the regular army, and many Of them are
graduates OF. West Point From the Eegu-
lar army direct, about one hundred have
been made Generals, and tho balance oi
the list (4o) were called from private life.
Of the 2o8 Brigadiers Of volunteers,
whose names arc given, some thirty await
the confirmation Of the Senate, which dc.
lays to pass upon them until the House
shall have acted on its own bill, limiting
the number to 2G0,
, 1862-05-23
Chr .:T:tibt&tte.
!: FRIDAY, MAY as, 1s2,
THE NEW CONSTITUTION.

.i;'** THE NEW CONsT1TuT1oN.
y y We understand that the Commissioners
appointed by the mob: st springfeld mis-
named a State Convention to take the
votes Of Illinois soldiers for or against the
bill Of abominations called the New Con
stitution, write home to their confedsEates
that the army has been g completely abo-
G.lonized,n: and that the wire:puHezs. who
sent them out to hoodW the toYs,With
their new tangled conttrft rftYannc ceneed not hope
that they will be able to achieve any very
considerable success in word, ,thatthe SOL
die1s in the field are voting against the IN
clean thing. This Is CRAFTY ying intelligence;
hut It is not unexpected The men who
have offared their lives for their country
and the rights Of mankind, are too loyal
and too intelligent to be made the instru-
ments Of oppression; hence, the result that
these peripatetic judges Of election are
compelled to announce.
We take it for granted that Of the ILL
nois forces, full three-fourths viii put IN
their emphatic condemnation OF this pro-
slavery and semi secession contrIvance
The Indications bear us out in the supposl-
lion and if NC are correct, and the people
st home do their duty when election day
comes, the whole thing will be buried,
with its seces4 bn authors, 50 deep
under the sod that it will be heard
Of no more Let lis say, however, that to
attain an end SO gratifying and so necessary
10 the prosperity Of the State, the oppo-
ncnts Of the iniquity must be at work, not
necessarily as partisans but as citizens and
patriots, urging On and completing the
Job that The soldiers in the field have
commenced. And it is not too carly to be-
, 1862-05-23
CONFEBERATES,


The popular instinct, which goes right to
the root Of the matter, declares, that as
slavery caused the war, il must bear the
consequences. Nothing more just could be
proclaimed from Sinai. But men who set
up over the people whst they call
:nshtutsons, have as little faith in
the popular instincts as in the prin-
ciples Of eternal justice. Their chief
concern is to avoid selferident truths.
To violate truth and justice they consider
as fulfilling their constitutional obligations.
The sacrifice Of manhood they mean when
they speak Of patriotism. Their idea Of
as nearly as possible conform to the stand
ard Of treason. They have noted down
all the careless expressions uttered by
Abolitiorists within twenty years; but the
many volumes Of treasonable words spoken
and written by pro-slavery traitors with
in ttoo years--of these they have no recol-
lection. They read Of the british inhu-
manly ofthe rebcls only to regret that the
popular hatred Of the incarnate fcnds will
be Kept alive by publishing the facts. They
have NO 81 mpa1hy for the Northern wid-
ows aud orphans this war has made, or for
the thousands Of 1yal men MANNED fur life;
but they are much exercised lest the rebel
planters lady shall be deprived Of the 11se
Of heThuman cllattels: For frenzied hatred
unreasonable. prejudice, arrogant assump-
ton, and 1ow-bred villainy, the Southern
traitor has never had q counterpart; aud
the Northern traitor is equally distinguish
ed for stolid indifference to right, for hatred
Of truth, for htart1essness, for se1fslncss,
and for cowardice. A strange "restora-
tion We should have, if the terms Of ad
justment were left to these precious scoun-
f7rp1s4