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The national Republican., 1862-10-06

The members and friends OF the association,
are invited 10 meet at Temperance Hall, to.
uIght, al u O'Clock. II there are any Connec
ticut ladies In the city, they ars also rsspect.
fully invited 10 attend. Monday night has zen
axed upon as the regular night for Cur public
meetings, and It Is desirable that we have the
cooperation OF all Of our friends from Connec-
ticut. II you cannot visit the hospitals, come
and assure US q your sympathy by your pres
sencs at our public meetings.
g. H. BAILEY, Secretary.
The national Republican., 1862-10-06

Hon. Dwight 1.oomis, Congressman from the
First District Of Connecticut, responding to the
call for supplies for the sick aud wounded SOL
diers Of Connecticut writes as follows:
ROCKVILLE, Conn, Oct. l 1862
O. E DALEY. EsQ.
Ny DEAR SIE: see that You have formed Il
Connecticut Soldiers Relief Association In
Washington. rejoice 10 learn this fact.
lnclose my draft on New York for City dollars
TO assure you that am with You heart aud
hand. l feel profound sy mpatby for our sick,
wounded and suffering soldiers, and think
that all who remain at home are remiss In
duty II we fail to contribute liberally 10 allie.
vlata their sutferiDgs.
l, sm, very truly, your friend and humble
servant,
DWIour IoouIs
The national Republican., 1862-10-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.
S.-T.-1 8 6 OK.
pRAKE,sPLANrAr1oN BrrrIRs.

They purify, strengthen, and iuvisorate.
They create q hcsIiby appetite.
They are an antdote to change Of water and diet.
They overcome effects Of dissipaio and late hours
They strengthen the ystem snd snliven the mind
They prev spt miasmafic aud Intermittent fevers.
They purify the breath and acidiiy Of the stomach
They ne Dyspepsia and coss,irpatlou
They cure DlafrhGa, Cholsia, and Cholera Nor.
bus.
They cure Liver Complaint aud Nervous Head
ache.
They are the best Bltters In the world. They make
the weak man strong, and are exhausted natufe's
great restorer. 1hev are made Of pure b. Cfoix
Rem the ceiebrsted CslisayA Blrk, roots acd herbs
and aro taken with the pleasure Of beverage, with
oonnsndtd 70 d,lios e persons rquiiipg . gentle
stimulsnt. Sold BY ell 0rooeis DiuRgists, Hote's,
and Saloens r. n. DRAKE h CO., eo9 Brcadway,
New Yok % 26-em
, 1862-03-09
Chr Ttihtt1tt.
SUNDAY, MARCH 9, 1862.

THE APPOKTIoNaaENT SCHEME.
In another column our special Spring
field dispatch gives in full the new meas
ure proposed for State apportionment, by
the Convention. It Will be readily rccog-
nized as scheme which is first among the
properties Of the Egyptian Democracy, and
bears its merits on its surface. Any one
who vii, with the exercise Of only mod
crate familiarity with State politics, follow
out upon Il State and city map, these
new districts, will discover Lie aim Of ell
This Gcuynlandering. Chicago, for in
stance, is made to figure in no less
Than three Senatorial districts. The design
manifesly being to carve out two districts
fer the Democracy from this county. The
aim Is to secure the supremacy Of Egypt
oyer Northern Illinois for the next ten
years When it is 50 Patent to loyal men
that neither III State ur National politics
these Springfield schen,ers are to be trusted,
that they have not loyalty enough 10 keep
:hem from plots 10 carry the section they
claim to rule, out Of the Union, and thus
while troops from all parts Of the Prairie
State are winning l;,urcls By gallant aecls
IN the field against tlic enemies Of the
country, it is unlikely that they will deceive
The people Of Illinois, who only wait an
opportunity to bury this Convention and
its deeds out of-sisllt- Let them 60 On
and finish their brief record, and adjourn.
, 1862-03-09

i correspondent sends us list Of s,,b5cri-
bczs from Kent Station, Indiana, and appculs
The following Interesting item:
Now, I suppose, Meesrs. Editors, that Kent
Station and Newton Co., Ind, are to you, as
tEcy arc TO Il great many others, sort
Of Terra lncognlta, Of which perhaps you
ma nay hare a vague idea as of Us being
ly ni1slrats. MOSQUITOES and miserable
devils generally OF these AMI similar leret-
ical crTors VIC mean to cure yon. by an ell
cient and palatablc application, in tho shape
files For these laudable efforts ne
hope to receive due credit. It is
now about two years siucc Newton
coElity was formed out OF tile west
hall OF Jasper ccIaIt:, and two years ago the
lGtn Of last January SINCE it became opened
ur to The world by the opening at that tI1me Of
TIC Iogsnsport, Peoria 4 Burlington r. R. It
was at that time ION, in fact. less known
1l;::n lava or karsas, and it now presents bet
tar Inducements 10 men Of cocr:.y and enter
prise, than anT similar section, East or Vest
The county is one which in itsc;t possesses all
the requisites for Ialid growth anu develop
ntnt, IS Il contains as large proportion OF
coed arabic lari:, heavy timber and good
STRAINS of water. rs can he found in any one
county IN the State, u:,d these 50 equally
distributed as to be accessible from Ill rarts
oi the ccsntsy. The growth Of ourtown 1nay
lste al lEdtA TO tic capabilities Of the couutT
Two years ago put up the FIRST building in
NC 1h*c', = rough thing. for q s:orc, sos5as55
with scarcely house in sight in aas direction
Now there arc upwards Of fifty buildings,
including one OF t1:e hest 1.otrls on tue roa5
five Or; .ot'is stores. two erccar5 stores
one drug sto1e, two large grain warehouses,
with tailor chops, wagon ard blacksmith
shops, tinn:r s!s'ls, &c, aad y i.an::l.tioa Of
about 1oo. and from present ind;e=s;ons tl1s
9rowil, OF the place has only commenced.
From March, 1860, to March; 1851, there was
+ sold 8: the warehouses; si,2'l l:::skels
Of grain, for w:.5e; vas p'id s,1,sssss,'s: aud
il TIC sau.e period thtrz was sold il
goods, lun:;;cr, &c, ST, ,0o0. Tniz Ees- III:
aan5;:,i. OF grain ::s'sc:: IL and lncs staaai:c
| sold Is .:s;:E ttao double in amount what il
| was The f;tsl year. and We Lave good ,ea=on tu
think that Ibis is hut the conauacaccn';s,: O!
our sucetsssnl progress. ! With tho pro- 5=cs5
Ct tsur to'yn aEt. cuui:y we ssaat to make the
! C,,1caco Tn1Eusr identified. as son: susscri-
| hsrs 1se! t;'al ta tone and split il worthy Of
TIC West and identlcal with its gfoxtA and
! prosperity Expecting soon to send 5ou evi-
dcnec Of oar appreciation Of the benefits to
be derived from The circulation Of your papcr.
| am, Sir, yours respectfully, ". III. 4.
, 1862-03-09
THE LATEST NEWS
By TELEGRAP PEI.
FROM WASHINGTON,
A Further List of Trades and
Articles Taxed,
$5e0,000 APPROPRIATED FOR
COLLECTION.
The Treasury Note Bill.
Division Of the Army ofthe Potomac
into Five Corps D'Arnee.
SKIRMlSHIMG NEAR FAIRFAX,

WASHINGTON, March s, 1862.
The following are additional items to the
TAX bill: Licenses to tobaceonists, stationers,
contectioners, horse dealers, where the sros5
receipts arc over one thousand annually,
ten dollars each; manufacturers Of ta1low
candies half cent 1'cr pound, and on sperm,
stcr1ne and admantinc, one cent; also on vine
gar, other than cider Or wine, five cents gal
Ion; ground coffee and spices, one cent per
pound; refined sugar and candy, two mills
per pound; sa1cratus, five mills; corn starch,
1our mills; common gun powder, five cents;
White lead, twenty-five cents per hundred
pounds; inks Of all kinds, three per cent. I'D
valore1n; hats and caps, twenty-five
cents 10 one dollar and fifty cents pcr
dozen, according to value; hoop skirts,
two dollars to four dollars per dozen, accord
ing to value; clocks twenty-five to fifty cents
each; umbrellas and parasols from five to
twenty-five cents each: railroaa iron one dol
lar and fifty cents per ton !; writing paper two
cents and Wrapping paper three mills per
pound: common wool, flax, hemp, In
dl1 rubber, wood, iron and other metals
manufactured, three per cent. I'D yaiorum; all
patented articles five per cent; auction
sales, tenth Of one per cent. on the gross
amount; plano fortes four dollars each; forty
ounce silver spoons or plate silver arc exempt
from duty; dividends Of insurance companies
three per cent; publishers of Official adrer-
nscments may add the tax to the price fixed
ny law; incomes Of citizens resident
atroad arc taxed five pcr cent. st,mn dut;as
agreements or co,,tza,.+s &c., oorts ' ,;,,'
Of exchange fron, two IN +1vo,t,~era oan..
B;,,s Of 1od;nr ffvo ~ +on oontr, $50.
bundles. t1rcc to i'm ccnts. ,on1' t1,a..s ~
firc to f;e,v can+s. ce,t;eco+,. ~ - ~
or damage. twenfv-fve ccn1.. ca,t;r,I.,a ~
aep.,sit ;woto i've eon+s ,nd ot,,,r o,stSfa,.s.
tcn ccnts. chortor =o-s;ce ,7,~co - 49,. ~,
1,,s. contr,crs +o,, ce,+s oo,,1e,.,,oa ~.
dollar. tclcrr,n,,;, d5s,,tc,,cs t,..aa ,,,',s
cus+om ,,o,,sc 5,ora,,o,,s7no ont,,oe g.,
to onn dollar. no1;t.7as oc 5ns,,r,nas 49,
ce.,ts to two i,o,,.rs ,,,1 ,,o,s. ,''sso1 cn..
cents to onc aol,,r. ,ro,.;s,st= as = @ a..
20. twrn1,-t1ye rerts n f;ra ao,,,,s.
, 1862-03-09
MATTERS AT cAlR0--MILI-
TARY AFFAIRS.
--latest from Down the River.
THE SITUATION AT NEW
MADRID,
THE REBEL RIVER FL0TfLL4.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trfbune.1
CAIRO, March S, 1862.
All quiet in Cairo, and nothing new from
the Tennessee. Boats are leaving daily for
Forts Henry and Donelson, but nothing Of in
tercst received from these.
4 large amount Of storage and stores for
the Wisconsin 8th, passed through here to-
dag, presided over by the Chippewa Easle,
who created such sensation in Chicago when
this regiment passed through. Lieut.. z. E.
Jones, Of the 18th Wisconsin Regiment, yes
terday received papers mastering hin, out of
the service by the civil authorities Of that State
lie denies the charges made against him, and
intends preparing defense.
The gunhoat Benton has been out On a trial
trip this morning. She is very slow a.ainst
the current
The st. Louis, Capt. Paulding, arrived to-
night from Columbus, and reports everything
quiet.
The gallant Lieut.. Colonel Ransom, Of the
1tfh Illinois, left to rejoin his command, Ill.
tionsh he Lad to be carried upon litter.
reports from Island No. 10 state that the
rebels have been reinforced and arc still forti-
flying the Island.
The latest adylccs from New Madrid, which
l lave from an authentic Eourcc, are that Gen.
Pope, at the head Of his forces, arrived in the
vicinity Of New Madrid on Monday night, and
located IA cncamp,nent about mile and :,
half from the town.
On Tuesday, owing to the continual annoy
ance from thc rebel gun-5oats, he removed
his camp to spot some two miles or more
distant, where he has since remained.
Our troops harass the enemy Continually,
giving them but little peace.
On Thursday smart skirmis1 occurred
between the pickets. which resulted in drir-
ing the rebels in. Our side lost two men he
longing to an Indiana regiment, and had two
or three wounded. The rebels lost about an
equal number. The rebels have about 1OODa
men there, but are constantly being reinforced,
They have six wooden gunbo2ts, including
the Grampus and an iron-clad boat.
JEFF. Thompson and his hundred bush
Wlackers are in the place, having been driven
in ard forced to seek protection from the
activity Of our scouting parties. The pllce
Is as thoroughly fortified as is possible in that
low country, but cannot stand IN attack Of
Com. Foote'S gunboats.
, 1862-03-09

F1t n 1862 there arc now established and
cissa!atsa ,1G5 papers, sHewiag that an cxsra-
crirsirn Of newspaper enterprise. The II ga
za.ts ::oW i ecurs5 Of public 7tioa, ineIuIing
the qcarte7ly reviews, number SIG, OF vshicf:
70 1I:s than 213 are Of decidedly religious
character. Among these, the churcl, Of Eng
l., i ] as its special organs; and the Wesley
ans, Tsin,itiEe fdethodikts. Independents. aId
Ltsc. Christian communities, are fully repre-
ecnte1 in this hs.1cb cf literature"
, 1862-03-09

= The Lafayette (nd.) Courier says that
sshcn Col Huffnan, g. s. a., made IN inspec-
lion Of the military hospitals in that city for
The '1secesh,'' he issued peremptor5 order
refusing further admission to ladies. The.
Florence Sishtingg:les were, Of conrsc, highly
Indignant. Several ladies spoke their minds
with unrestricted freedom, and Col. Huffman
vas brought Up 10 know if he had any ythin= to
say why sentence q: death should not be pfo-
:.uunccd 1,Dou him,
, 1862-03-09

sW" We regret To learn tia: W. r. Fos-
G;ciE, ESQ, we'll known as tile *tp3:& laurxacs
of tic West,'' had. 4 stroke Of paralysis
"Wednesday night, aud Was, last night, SO ill
that his recovery WIS pronounced Impossible,
and it was estetned doubtful whether he
wou1d 1;ve urtn mornies. &c wa= removed
from his room at the Durnet House TO St.
Johns Hospital, where he receives tho kind
est attention.-Gtaciaaati Commercial, ::Satay-
day.
, 1862-03-09

rs The Lafayette l4nd;ana) t7v,.7xa, says
TINT, Notwithstanding the number Of troops
scnt cut by lndiaza, recruiting still actiyelY
progresses, and sold5ers, eagpr for the f::.y,
Gail: besiese tue State House s! Inlia:,arol;s
t. be I,ro,e1iy mustered IL
, 1862-03-09

| Cincinnati begins already to reap the
advantages Ct unrestricted trade with Nash
Ellie The Eieqn;Ser says that the first ship
mGnt Of cotton received from Nashville since
It's evacuation by the rebels arrived in TINT
city Oh Wednesday, consigned TO T. Moore
The shipment consisted Of one hundred bales.
St Louis and Cincinnati have business com
mu7a!eatlon with Nashville, but Louisville
seems TO be ruled cut.
, 1862-03-09

tz George W Jones. ex-senator nj iowa,
and ea-Me1Aber Of the select party at Fort LII
1ayeftc, arrived home in Du1buque the other
Gay, as;d 's:ss received with silent CONTEMPT.
tic most that even Siahoncy:s pager could
say was, that g. a number vi Lis friends called
o. 1;iIi.''
, 1862-03-09

The Sverige Temperature Of Minnesota,
as taken Ut st. Paul, Tor the month Of Febru-
arg, was only - below zero, against IT, for
three years l,resicu:!y- The thermometer va
saea ottwcen :;;5' below ard So above, and TIC
gE:at:st Na;E;t;ua n one 5sx 1sSs ::.s
, 1862-03-09

- Tic T. S. Collector at 55Ia:.iis, Nc,
has EeEe1 the confederate bark american l:.-
gle, which was doing IL 1E.,ic between The
Provinces and St-~44sosr---- -as--~-=-.l71HG1
s,,ze Ii. s.a41us uy stress Of weather.
, 1862-03-09

Tic Peoria TFa2ser;5. says the new
road from Ya.cs City to Lewiston, is now
cren TO Pennington, and trains running
l!.,or Il.
, 1862-03-09

Alarm at Norfolk --- Burnside An
pFoachlE19 In tho feear---a.irance Of
ascn. EUe3i to NxuEfecsaoTo..-NeIs
from Richmond.
Fort MONROE, March IA far of trucc
from Norfolk brought down the cot,lumntlant
OF the French steamer He represents that
tlicre was great excitement at Norfolk. The
hotels were swarmiog with officers from the
Gulf States. The Virginia troops have been
scut away Ihc people dread tile destruction
q 1llc CITY IN case Of an attack. A strong
force is concentrating ut Suffolk to check Gen
burnside, who WIS reported to have reached
HI1.ton III force, and WIS moving on Suffolk.
The reason given by the rebels for not re-
turning Col. Corcoran is that maps and draw
lngs have been found concealed upon his per
son. No further communication has been re-
cciytd Us TO the release Of Federal prisoners
ut Richmond.
Richmond papers Of Friday contain no milf
1ary news except the arrest Of a number Of
l'nion men, principally Germans. A detective
tun'cTs and found two American flags and 4
painting upon the wall, Of the Goddess of
Liberty holding the Union colors aud shield,
and with the words underneath, !" "Hatts OFF,
Ihc rebel House Of Representatives lave
passed resolutions by vote Of - TO IL re-
commencing and directing military com
1ll:tnders to destroy all cotton and tobacco
HAT is in any danger of falling into the hands
Q! iHe enemy. 4 resolution was also adopted
asking the President to inform the House
What foreign vessels OF war arc doin. iu
Hampton Reads.
The Richmond Dispatch says that 4 vessel
drawing sixteen feet Of water recently passed
out Of charleston llarbor.
Char1es Palmer, arrested for tlisloyalty few
days since, at Richmond, has been discharged.
Specie is quoted at Richmond at 40st5O per
cent premium.
4 dispatch from Atlanta, Ga, says that the
Federal troops have possession OF aurfee=-
boro. and that Geu- a Sydney Johnston has
Tetreatcd to Decatur, Alabama
Rev. David NTilmot, late Of Philadelphia,
was consecrated On Thursday at Richmond Us
Bishop Of Alabama.
The steamer Merrinsac was lying near the
Navy lard 1T Norfolk yesterday morning with
Eags flying and crew on board. She draws
II feet Of water and was described as lookin.
like the roof Of Il Eunken house, with smoke
stack protruding from the water.
, 1862-03-09

| The Boston & Maine Eailroad llas been
n,rict il damages for delivering freight, the
bill Of which Lad becu sent by express marked
&c, o. D." The railroad had nothing to do
with the collection, and cla;med that it vas
enough for them 10 look CAT Cor their freight
money. The case has beea appealcd to the
SGprcmc Court.
, 1862-03-09

Orlando. Lament. Talos, Worth, Hyde Park, Lake
Lyons rroEiso, ard Cicero. misrepresentation
1s'h-t .at part of the town Of Chicago lying
"tlno"s LUG hsals5 ol tie clty OF Chicago known
's int OF south cheago that part Of tho
e'e - 's1ns south aud west OF line COM
Ae"~naS at pe.He Maese 1"e!st: street wo;ld
h''Ae taIes1oh "1th Lake Michigan. If said
""7 eot.. 'n"eA east 10 tnc iAa:se and r1nnlnG
.an.e WEI siuus 1he centre o. twelfth street To
a1on.- t;n ,.srt-o ~ ana thence north
yen Hvron st,s.. ~ a;... ~ ING ceatFe OF
~, ,a,.r ~ 1,.... 1Hu tnaL l'asL VI
IT.. ~ J.,,;,.aa ts.as so''''"esE OF TIC
~, ~, ~. e..'.s st'.ess1'lt1'es.
A'' p''1S VI aii: cttS Ut tatt:.Go bounded
,:<,.,a ra,,, =. pv'lt "ness i@ia street
s+r,.. "4.n .,.1A1 tiens:.!i II saia
eest ~ asie laAe. ano 1uhhlns
49, .e-,.ss 80 -, s se'ls ~ 1"ei.'h strees 10
s1s., 49,. ""o t'.eisse notsn
..s.1 49, - sttee. ~ US Junction
- s''e e0'easo 1-''st' aat
80 .'s 49,: 0f''ea u ci:easo River
~ .ns n'st1. ''no lhsAee a3eoS
sn&e y, A'ne l.nst 80 'ne page o! oesin-
lins. " etaet"i7c uese.oeo Is all o1 Inc ioWn OF
se1'n >nle'so 1'o'lh % a"el.n street eont1nued
~ ~ .''1he nlcn'san anu a'1 ol tae Town OF west
en1easo NORM ol I"e!sih sifeet and east CT Hal-
sted sssees-1Wo Representatives.
es'n.a nat fafs OF the city Of cal:ago bounded
~ ilae commencing at point OF tic wet
i!'a'sS "1 LEG CITY: ant RAINING thence east along
the centre OF van Horen street to the centre Of
lials1ea s.tee' ana thcnee north along the centre
q to the corner Of Division street,
and tte1ce cast along the centre oi Division street
ard lIEe that would bc made by a continuation
Of Division streetto Lake Michigan. thence along
me ehofe OF the lake to the northeast corner Of
the city and thence west and south along the line
u the city limits to the place Of beginning, OF
etherWisc described MI the part Of the citv OF
Chicago Forth ard west OF Van Burcn. lIa1stcd
and Division streets erd the lake-one Represent
at1ve.
tsth-Inat Part Of the city Of Chicago which Is
u''noeo " 'ae Lineage river from its mouth to
,,,, 11a,laa =. .ne >ostn nsansa o. eh:eago river
north alona ths ce-.ra % ~ - ala4a M s..aat tn.se .s
eeEtre of Division ctrase oaa thanca a1orr IN
centre Of Division street to line which would be
continuation thereof Il the same was continued
10 lase Michigan, thence along the shorc OF Lake
1'1en,san 70 inc pace OF beginning, or otherwise
~ rs 'li " thc town OF North Chicago east
ren,r, w. r;,.; " nals'ca street anu soath OF the
street If the =amc .Eas . aa. aat y.
enc Representative
1ith-That part OF the tovn Of West cAicaro
northwest Of the city Of cticsno. the tovna oe
Lake View, Jefferson. Lcsdon, Evanston, Nilez
aisahes Elk eEoFe. schannibers, Hanover. Barring
.on' iala1ine' WHEELING, Korthflesd. and New
1,-s', ~ sAs ''tn's u leook-one Representative.
81 -.
ea5->,cUa,r,
7;,,,-WIpne'.seo
, 1862-03-09

Il Major Obed Il. Foot, of tho Third Mich
isan cavalry, at Commerce, no., having re-
signed, Capt. Meyers. Of company 4, has been
appo1nted in hia steaa.J
, 1862-03-09

From The EE7es1opcr Press Directory for 1869
We extract The following OIL the present posi-
1:oa no sEcd %, iES in ie fsa .sSs E"o aS
"sl,apcEs, distributed as follows:
, 1862-03-09

WASHINGTON, March commissioner Of
Indian AtIuirs Dole has returned from the
West While he was in Kansas and Nebraska
the Indian Chiefs called upon him and rendered
the services Of their warriors for military ser
vice: but these cannot he accepted. Oyzr
6,c00 loyal Indian refugees from the Chero-
kee country arc in the lower Eart Of Kansas.
1u their retreat hither from the superior forces
Of the enemy, they threw away everything
which impedcd their stampede. The panic
among them at that time is represented rs
trlghtiul- These Indians being III destitute
condition, Gen Hunter supplied their iu,me=
diate necessities. Commissioner Dole te1e-
graphed to the Government authorities here,
and through his representations, Congress
promptly passed an net for their relief
The Post Office Department received letter
from Nashville, to-day, dated the Sd inst, in
which it is stated that the special agent Mark
land, in taking possession Of the postoffice in
that city found the rebel postmaster had
stripped it Of every article Of property, fnc1ud-
ing blanks, locks, mail-bags, tlme-sca1es,
keys, &c. The agent Lad managed to get
the mails from Nashville to Louisville The
letter adds that the Federal officers and troops
have agreeably disappointed the secessionists
by their good behavior and department. 9th
ers Of them are mad because the officers and
men will not commit acts Of violence or per-
petTate an outrage Of scmc kfnd-
, 1862-03-09
THE PROPOSED EEEF LEGIs:,s-
TIVE ApP0RTi0KhlENT,
Senatorial and Representa-
tive Districts.

Especial Dispatch TO the Chicago T1ibunc.7
SPRINGFIELD, March S. 1852
Tie following is tho substance Of the Report
of tho Committee cn Legislative Apportion-
ments:
, 1862-03-09

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY
~ CT CaoK. S3-c-cu:i Co:.. os Cook County,
Ap.il Term 1ssa. & E2sa Coaa3t s: Is james M Y
Eam Eee.s arc E!ahtec c7-Ia.ChaaesrE
AfflaE-ft Of the r2s.e7a:a o. JaEes Il Rears
Eauer1a Beera Hiram ErrT1 sud Eia4s,c 1H;.cc:cT DE-
fsadent aeeve nsmr5 having been s1sd N thu ocrot
the Ia-E Of said Circuit Cbu.+ q EooE C2r.y ctiee
i hereby given tc the said JaEes II Ree7s Msae:ra
y err hi5.i:. Bs5sS aa1 Eia2sSa Whe::er ths: SD
Cent on tae Chaaces side thereof o. he 25ta dayoe
February. 1852 and :1a-a sqEcscns therc1foa ssGsa
or TIE eecoaa MonaaJ Of A7z1 ae1.> t:s1s AZ Is b7
Nor, unlsss yc7. t5e sid Js-.es n Esers. tsnc.y1
Eee1E. Eirasn EesTE Az EIs1so5 Wheeler sEa1 f9f-
Eonaus te GoI spe7 beicsc I'd CtT11it Co- Of Eo2N
CeEr. TIE s Gay 81: Gazt A2rH te:@ tanse7ks9
BE- ho!acE at Chicago IN asid County o. ths sae0ad
70 tie said can oiainaas amaldca bii Of Complaint:
tae ss.c aad the Es.te-h SID tt.1g5 therein charged
and statcd wtN Ee taken ce1G.sssd. n1d dectea
entered aEa1st yoc according to tho prayer Of a:s3
bill.
j.. e. AkT1oC7s, Conn!s.nsats' 6altesto..
Nhlen4lI6K WM. Y. C4URCH. C!e-5
, 1862-03-09

r. Il world icck better OF those hy,,nerit-
c:i sheets tlat hare l.ccn traduciny !Ae TIKI
l., sE. to publish Fre,nonts defense, instead
q? consuming their precious space i'll abuse OF
tli- journal.
Mayor Hatch's policemen at Cincin-
Lat; arc sill asrcstsug people for uttz1ing, on
tie street, sentiments Gerosstory Of His
He1icT. OF course TIC Ma:or approves the
.r7t=ts, ior they arc nl.lc il, lis sIT7icc-
, 1862-03-09

WANTED To inform all who are
S selling Or may wish to sell, Variety Envelopes,
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p..n1.u.,.o. IL L. LANDOS. AGENT.
1psi t1ce BOZ E.6I. 1n!ttQ r.setSt
, 1862-03-09

press the following news was received here To-
day:
4 desperate and terrible battle, lastins all
day, took place at |a1verde, ten miles south
Of Fort Craig, on the 21st ult., between force
Of rebels and Federals. Loss great on both
Sides. Both parties claim the victory. A reg
The fight was probably renewed on the ed
The New Mexican regiment that Esa away
was commanded by Col. Paron. He started
first and his entire command followed
Capt McRac, who had charge Of the artiI-
Killed at their posts
Kit Carson was within fifteen miles Of Fort
Craig. Firing WAS heard from his direction
It IS is not known what WAS tie result of the
fight.