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FEMALE DISEASES, &C.,

womb T1nnss Ill Urinary niscasisS Nervous Debility
t'snlu. q! Ificu1 Mer>tractHa, Bar7eorcss &c, vii,
G. u1ps,.t.'!e nc urincs Of tny Kind. HaTe no deli
cacy u ealing. no diatrec What your tro,!bcs mag
b". The afflicted curdiaF invited to cal and 6st
5S1y u arIsclyeS
, 1862-01-21
lrgal nnticeS.

ATORTGAGE .SALE.-Default
El having been made in the payment Of certain
Bond e1ecaIed bJ Wnl1a5o B. Grse9 q sae EE9nnI q q
Chcster County stae Of feansSE2ata 4s bearing
one year ron tie date thereof with Interest at the
Tat nf len per cent pe1 and EecHred MOTT
rnGe mon fhe following described premise7 bearing
sTsn date with sad bond e3ecuted b the SAID Gfse6
% m cid MxTsaii County o. the 2lth day Of August
4. %. is5S: and, whereas, esih bond and mortgage
we're duly by the Bald Masach Dung to joan
soyd. the undersigned
die 5t day of Feh1usrT, a D. 1852 at 10 o'clock a
at tie no: door Of tho Court House in Ihe CITY Of
Chicago Illinois. e1la1l sell at public auction to the
hghett btdoer Tor cash the premises in sid mort
gsge, situate in Ma1shan County aforesaid. and dc,
scTibed a. folloEa to-wit The southeast quarter
of section tVenntns !sst IN Tewash!p lhrtE FIJI q
Section twelve f12h Township thirteen EtSl. nosth
Range eight east and the northeast quarter Of sec
III wesf eo9talning ID all four hundred aad eighty
JOHN BOYD, Assignee Of ssid AoEtgsEee
BAnHY & GAIT. Atto1neya- 1A2Efs"so
, 1862-01-21

~ COUNTY. sS,-Superiot Court Of Chicago, Jao
uATy Term 4, b. 16o-Phiup j. Price az1 uavlq S9,-
ris ~ Jeryis Laugdon and Samuel " B1-1asd-aE
tarhmcnt. .,,d ya-v3s a3g
isEed out o he ofce Of the CLERK Of the Sgp.:1ei
Court Of Chicago. dated the y fay F,i 81 ~. ~
David Morris and ossnSt the es3ss q t,s @ saa 5sss
aogsend TErse Hundred and Twenty Qoilata objected
u IN SheEF ot Cook County, which 5ad wit s been
NnE therefore, nulcss yo1 the said yers Iang5o2
md Samuel = Ba1nard. shall personally be and appear
r. fTst daJ Of the Term thereof Is Be holden al
he Court Honse il the City Of Chicago, On The frs
n1cad Is the said p,sinttHs aeton. Judgment win b:
Entered against you and In favor Of the said rlslnh
dcient to satisfy the aid Judgment asa coses ~e
sou " '4'-'ls THOMAS B ea3rER Cls.s
BAna7Y GAZE, rl9 q Attie t:2S 9sT
, 1862-01-21

~ Some Of our volunteers, under q de-
sire for spending money, have been known to
sell their accoutrements to citizens. Posses
sors Of blankets and clothing thus obtained
will do well to remember that there is 4 pen
atty Of a fine not to exceed $500, and one
years Imprisonment, for buying such articles.
, 1862-01-21

TI1CAGC & ROCK ISLAND
~ RAILE0AD.-CHAs6E or TIAE-VlE:ss AZ
iangemsn. eo:u'saeis St.iasr Soy i:sh ~ T1aans
ccptcd 1l;1 A. ", Night Express Saturdays excepted
145 p NJ: Joliet Accommodation, Sundays excepted
$50 r VI Thruu.i: Trains arrt%e: 5:1a 4 Il aaG ii
T. NJ; Joliet Accommodation, $50 4 n.
, 1862-01-21
REAT CONSOLIDATED
~ LNE!!
EINCTNEATI AHD C81CAAH
AYRTrNE RAITRDAn

Fn.+y lses the Shortest Route 10 Cincinnati, 1nat1z4
polls aod Louisville
TRAISs leave West Side Union Depot. chaea5os
s5A 4 IDay E1pzesa Sundays e1ceoseto
Taaopa4 10 C1ke1sEAT AID IsndA1Afos1@ "At~
OFT CBA36H OF CAE3.
x,rRxg oHHxcT1oHs-AtAnd AndR-3oH $40 tAfaM2z4 s ~
fnr PeGGA Frba14 Dayton. Aenta. Goeail&oa@s @" ~
nonso IN Central aud Easezo oaaoi t,s F=aux
rt9 FoI11pbus Madison Lay 3ta1a s1a, -
4an 4ss1f1 ~ F1nStp4x Lexington, and y posA3
I Conazctiaaa n C4nciaaa1 l2S G,il aasa9s~ H39s-
Traias nS7s4e It Cincinnati at 5N ss II
fhTooE4 AE9 n {ss s IL t;,e NertAwess .nG 4 "a
EsomosnYS oY:ec, No. IS RsasIoapa s:ssS@ ~1<'s'
landsr 7naS AHffS: fS{:.SDr. ssdesE T.
! fr7As.E F0IxSTT sea. T*-ses 3Scza -@sA
, 1862-01-21

CTATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY
y Or coek scsenit Cq9st s os cook GoSE9t5 Et5
sa14ael hale John Ay5e Jossnl suosk & E1n n'
rcn, Frederick Butter1e1d. Charles ,; Cochran
Thomas G. Cochran, "illism Barbour aud benjamin
CaTvet-Iu CbaoceTy-
H. Boyd nehemiah Wilkin, Alexander l. Wan Buren,,
Frederick But!sTdeld; Charles B. Cochran Thomas
defendants above named having been tled IN the Office
81 tho Clerk Of said Circuit Court Of Cook County
Eoce hereby yen t9 the said saael Hsle e. ko6sTs 2
Frede1cE Rmntterhsld, m Charles B, Cochran. TaomaS
Cpchran # lillian Barbour aud Benjamin Cavyt r fhat
said complainant fled hts bin Of complaint in said
Court On the ChsncerT side thereof on the Fourteenth
day OF December 1871, ind that summons thereupon
issnei ont Of said Court agelrat ssd defendants r.
tu1Eabe the First McndsJ OF January 1851 IS Is By
isw required
Now, tnleEs you. the said nonresident defendants
shall personally be and appeal oefore sgd Circuit
tes thereof to Be Holden at Chicaso IL said County
On he Third Monday Of March 1867 and plead an
Swe7 OF denur to the said complanants bill Of cou
plant The same and tl,e matts's and hngs ths5ea G
decEe entered against you according f9 ~ pTaEet o.
said bill H4 l. CAuEGa E!eFh-
HGEo 4 EGALLs, CompTts Eol'r- jallkss9 4E
, 1862-01-21

DTTTSDURGH, FT. WAYNE q
j. CHICAGl) RAILWAY. 49,.
Passenger Trains leave the Depot corre, Of Madsaa
snd Canal stretts, Chicago, daily 1T
eA0 A. NJ Fast Line. {cxccrt SundsJa3
619 7, n. Might Express, teIcept SHturdAyA1
I.snp A<F1T fdatn f,,T EnInarafSD
, 1862-01-21
Sprfial 5antttes.

f For the cheapest and bes. Hair
Tc1.,,,v w. nss,d. Crtf5sl Fr7zctR ett-. 20 to 4
oa IaEc asa s1nq sa4qs; csn tsss st Tn IL
S-tiaria. 4. fcTn lie natural when alasd TO the had
Bs Ilai. .'evey c5n'atns s,Mass t2e ns@ess @as1
t:.lcs AL articles Ea GIVE eaare ssts@se1oo-
, 1862-01-21
CTATE OF FTITNOIS. COUNTY

NIAIE OF lLIINI7I5, 0VUN M;
fe1m ~ Isl Snmnei Russell "a Lalnberton e: Hail
EmsIns Hall EdvaTd Hall md Ehs Garden c's5
AffiaSit 81 the p0nxes1de1ce Of Edward = d ~ 9ae
Of the Defendants ADORE na1aed hayns DGS4 ~ n3eG @ Z
caeo Notes Is hereby given 70 she satd E9Ta1dM e. Ia
f ~ IN said Coptt On the Chaaeer1 side theEe-
o lie ssr Of De:eer $751; agas 1hs
inI Out Of said Court against said defendantA setaEn
ale At tle Court House q the CaIy Ct GcaSo 81 a
Nov unless yon, the sid Edward S Hall slt,.1 pei
snnslIy be and appear before ssd Superior Gouss q
Ieffo 10 Be holden at Chicago, IN said County, o.
lie Monday ot sa!Es1 ~ Sn4 @ p Pesa. t
M E,ste1s I'D shngs thsrsa aecfrs enasga ag3
aEsisst yp1 according to the prayer Of sad blll
Ae'-7' w. THONA8 B. CARTER C!erS-
EcAxxos, McCAaa & Esl1EE, coEpEt5 eests
~
, 1862-01-21

Nav 1s aad rscorIsd In Tie ReeordeSs ee I oiice
Of Cook County State Of Illinois, in book
ia1 i
Chicago, f. sad County and State. Conveyed to nlc
s sven s dc sa Ga
ehs aa nsas M 3
thousand doa7s Isl6ee0E payable a. t4c ass day Of
tnesu N 81 eiEi,t M Sundred aollars benz lie
Of tannnal Interest on said PRINCIPAL SIM
10 tie mi day 81 May 1855 AMI whereas tis p-ov-
the payment Of ln Of Ead tns:snaents ofnsrest
and such nz1amen1 shall remain due and unpaid thirty
dslsa1s sia ii once IS come and b. due aud payable
al election anythiaz in tie note 81 gye fo5 :hs
has been made in tie payment q saia o. N
DIG tao fL day Of Nay and On the fit any
dred dollars each. matnEing at those dHtes Esspscse
and given for s.id instalmenss wch liaye stnSe Ie.
81 e arl2ority contained u sad Mo5tEags and 2 &c
tcrest doe thereon together with costs and chaTscs oi
ayt rtiscment and sas the premises conveyed BY said
sfth al r1nt and equity of redemPs9n Of llart I.
Stewart. ls le reFTeseatatlves Or assigns therein
son Ct IT, M ossa i @ II
sIinstsd II nj d
Cook and sate Of Illinois and are know4 and asSssl6
nE Sn te Wes y
Hosk e.; M 4 ie osas IA oet coMn
block ct ;nH! Smith Ba1S a" ola1 Add05 f0
tsn S e M sSi
AaS4Gns kosk }srtten s &
fots three sieSea ri aad tEslys 13S q B.oea
m Of said fRRse FIJI, efnfa F eS&siS eSffHS
Nm. c, EEyN2IDs, Attor9sy s A22attFasss:, 2atF ,g !,
, 1862-01-21
sandHsky, Dayton g. Cincinnati r r.
Is CONNECTION NTH
CLEVELAND 4 TOLEDO RAILROAD.

Quickest and Best Route
From Toledo to Be11etcntatna, Urbaua, Co!anb1s
Springfield Dayton, Hamilton and Cincinnati,
reaching these pisces more tnan three
hours In advance Of anJ other route,
On and aftez November 3 ISL s1d nntit !nr1sr
nce passengers hy leaving Toledo the Cleveland 4
Toledo T. L, I'll !. NJ reach Clyde at s. A " 1aS-
Ing Close connection with the MAJ: Train OF the SAL
500 III. Carey st s1 A. n Belisfontl,ne st II, A
NJ I'IbaIa at i2.i0 --Diue-ronnect1ug with the
at2so P n Springfield at LILO r NJ In Day.
ton at 80 + 81: Hamilton ar L., 7. d. a1l Cnciana !
route.
Passengers leaving Toledo 4.1o P. II make dt
rect connection at Ciyte, reaching SnansS Ut G..;
F-A.
Tickets for all The above points csn be had ST tht
Cleveland i: Toledo Railroad Office in Toledo.
RaEgagz checked through and no charge Tor hand
Ting.
smoking Car attached TO an Passenger Trains.
=. RICE Sapt. {. D. q C. E.E
de-All9t+6W L D. RUCnE2 Snpt c. & I. r. r
, 1862-01-21

FALL AND WINTER AR
= RANGEdENT-
1861 ...-..-,..l362.
, 1862-01-21

lTATE OF ILLINOIS, COUN-
~ TT OF COOK. ss-surertcr Court of Chicago.
february Term. lSsa.--Emuy Spencer ys. Simon b.
Bucknel Mary Z. EucsneT, Jane {: hlnssonTy. Hen7y
Afitayit Of t.e nou residence Of Simon 3. puckner,
Slary + BucsEer. Iane G. K!n:sb1ry and Henry ~.
psen hed IL thc office Of the Clerk Ct SAID sunasoE
Simon r. Bucshe7. Mary <, Bncknef. lane c. Kings
su1y %nd t thSnsy y hl|nSSops tt shs Complainant t IL!
ccry side thereof on the third day Of Januasy lss.
and dtE.t suln.nEs erenpon tSSned gut said Court
Of February next. {lsG.>. as Is BY Law required
Now, miles; you, the said Simon B. Bnckner. AlaEE
burg, shall personally be and appear before said snc
1ior Court of Chicago Of Cook County, tic first day
County, on the first Monday OF February; 1862, and
plead, answer denur 10 tie said ccmpainants bill
therein charged and stated will be taken confessed
and decree entered against y2n acc@nIslnE @ 70 the
prayer OF said bill. THOMAS 3. CARTER, Clerk
GALLUP l. HITCHCOCK, Eoaipl't's SolEs. fa1-k:Sl tW
, 1862-01-21
Consultations and Examinations
Free 0f f1har0A.

ku co1.on;es.1ons strictly confidential Ct1ce tt
sae street R.road Building. corner Of state and Ear
dclrh se.eers; t'iHce h.ur1 from 4 n ny
t. os ad-ss iDc.csiuE s.aiDr, VIII receive pro1pt
attention. q. far two Etn.urt VII send pamphlet
free. selg3F
, 1862-01-21

The Buffalo Commercial Of the 18th, says
that the utmost capacity Of the Central Rail-
road is taxed by shippers of Western hogs,
and proves insufficient. During the past week
upwards Of $1,000 were carried to Albany,
and upwards Of 10000 were detained in that
city for want Of cars.
, 1862-01-21

TRUSTEES SALE. Whereas,
Michael TIernan has made default IN t!,e payment
Of his 1TunaissoTy Note. dated December tl
thereof with interest at ten per cent And, where's
e1e:utsd ,y said Ternan ard ;sife lMsy Of DAT.
ter the premises described rs Lots fourteen fIt and
fifteen ISL in Johnson's Subdivision Of part Of the
SOUTHEAST fractOnal QUARTER Of Section twenty
III, Township ta:rty ntne l,l Norsh Range fourteen
lii east o. t.:e Il1d Piacipa Ass!dan. st,ait. "a
The County Of Cook, 21u State Of ninu:S and which
r-ed IF Inns: recorded in the Office. the Re-
cordsr of said Cook County tn Book ri Of Deeds,
Page is
Now, therefore in pursuance with the powers in aatd
Deed RI Trnst +incl and the Application of
taclegal holder q said Note tue Trustee 'n said
Iced will tie 9Th day Cf JanuaTy, D. fS2, sell
at public arccn for ca=sac tac h.hes: htd:er a ten
O'clock ID the forenoon of said day as the north door
OF the Court Iionsc, n the CITY Ct Chicago County
Cook aforesaid 1e shove described parce!s oi iana
With al right md equity OF redemption o. the sud
1icrDan and vile much and such portion thereof
IS may be Necessary to make the money due upon saa
Note principal and Interest, and the r1sts and e1
pcnsts OF salt. HENRY GEEENEBAtM+
TFlSscE, &c.
Chicago, JinHaft 18Th 1861 iaIE EE31Gtl
, 1862-01-21

~ The Charleston, s. G., C1",.ie' ill.,
4uires
What arc the planters agreeing or intending
to do as to planning cotton for 1853? Some
have advised and agreed that no cotton be
planted unless the Blockade and war arc re-
moved from us early in January Others urge
that, fur domestic consumption and other OBJ
yious Tcaso1s, some portion Of q crop should
be planted. We have expressed All opinion,
us Lint, that each planter should give to cot
ton one. fourth, and no more; ind, if prcfera-
b!e7 onc-tifth of the arcl of his last crop.
What do the planters say?
VIM. Lloyd Garrison. in his late Cooper
Institute speech, madv .*:lls'o:c hit Us fol
lows, explaining why the = Liscsutor'' las
changed its motto:
adopt the language Of TIC prophet Is;sial
in regurd to the Constitution, and pronounced
it to be 4 covenant with death and an agree
mcnt with hell. Was not justified as
Christian man. Well, but tho New }orl
Journdl Of Commerce says there seems to hav
come & great changc-I no longer place th
motto ii the head of MY paper, Truly a Yer.
great change has taken place. Benedict ii
the play says: "Whcn said would die
bachelor, did not think would live to &c
| married. And when said would not sus
tain the Constitution, because it was IA cove
rant with DEATH and an agreement with hell,
! I had no idea that death and he'll sco,Ad seed
| Prolonged applause and laughtcr.l
, 1862-01-21
EnteIttqtnce offices.
NEW YORK STEAM DYE

M F4N IURh SIEAN U1 T.
~ WoRKs, VIZ. TxzxgHT, 157 South ClaEk street
between Madison and Monroe, Chicago, Dyer and
Cleaner OF ii nd. oI silk md Woolen Goods. kl-o.
Straw Hsts and Bonnst Dyesng1 Bleaching aqd Press
b Nal o. EEpreas promptly attended, 70. Po.t 9lefe
Boz eH. ff6t1J
, 1862-01-21
The Trih,11tG.
TUESDAY,, JANUARY ct, 1869.


BY MART CHRISTIE.
W!en fl met thee warm and Young hIoorE.
Around tire with the I, err 1r sonc TEsNlsoS.
The Ling paths Of finse famed. SoyTuEY.
Bat now we p1nd on 0Nr way, FERCIyAL-
My hrau nomoIc IN rapture sWels; B HARaLE BsooK"
n ln;t not u could be guy KOAERS
Rhcn earth Ia filed with cold farcwclls pATMoEE
Unto tl,c voice Of my flrcwcl "RosA1
A voice replied far up tho height: LnhGfKlLow.
Thy name Dacc ll1Hr ric snel1, NoET1S,
Alnd past holE6 OF uecf delight PRENTICE.
Tic hceth this night mnst be my bed SCOTT.
FrrcWc:l for are, cen Love is dead, PROCTOR.
Would could add RENE 11br anee,tou! By hon.
, 1862-01-21
ILLINOIS CENTRAL KALI
Il ROAD.
Change of Time.

I'm md ate. 6UNuAY, Ko7. I7ta, 1851, tca1n8 VIII
tesye tom the Gteat Central Depot loot o1 tAxs and
EoatR Water siEefta, as fouoW3:
oar 4 H. Sunday e7ceoted-or7tying at Peo.ta st 7zk
r II, LoEsnsport 800 T. n Decatur5 IS +. n.
spriagteld 5:zo 2. 4, Alton III E r
Cairo 45@ A H.
s1oP every day-artaytag at Decatur Bt lois 4. T.
Springfield 130 2: n. Alton 1906 A " ast
Louis 1g:40 A. NJ TerFe Haute So q Il yiar
CeaEea 1:11 r u. Evaazr1lie 5:s5 F. T. Cairo
On sstupdsys tas $40 2. L Train will run only to
Tss:az arrive st Chicago at aso a n aad - r H.
eIseuug Cars on the Night IFatcs, BAggaEecaeckee
to all important pouta-
FFor tickets and information apply AZ sae ofk1&
IA tie Great Central Depot .......
HYDE PARE AND WOOD LAWN.
1--a+,s us,1 1.sra Chicago: Leave Wp1d Lawn
AAA-' E.15 i NJ T5A NJ
sS3l II LIS 2. M,
ESQ ". Il. ~ F. n
r. B. ARTHUR, Gen. SuFk.
wP JOHNSON 4so- Pass. Agent
, 1862-01-21
~ REAT CENTRAL.
SEORT LINE ROUTE.
VIA
: PITTSBURGH, Fl. WAYNE l. cHIcAa5
Pennsylvania Central B. R'B7
TO ALL EASTERN CITIES.
~
Clarke & Co., Through Freight Agents,

Are prepared to contract Fre!ghts through b. aufh1
II OF the Companies above nalaed at their 6nce ~
= Dearborn street. and at t1e uepos Ok 1E 1 - ff'
C. r r, Chicago. ~.. - e.
The ofnces Of tie Penn. r 4 CO. IN The EsA ase e
ca1ed Al No astor House and No S. William strESk
New Tork; No u Washingtonst. Boston; Depot iaae
ertyst Pittsburgh: to 90 NotthBt, Bainuore, and u
General DepQt, Philadelphia. n0ahaafS30
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-03-28

hauling Ex-Gov. Randall's accounts
They claim that this a dodge" TO get
the vouchers out of the way so that Gov.
r. may be screened in some way from an
exposure of his mis-deeds by the facts
and figures that these vouchers make
Hence they oppose the transfer of these
documents. But why will not attested
copies answer every purpose of the CON-
mittee? And why, if these vouchers show
any rascality on the part of Gov. R.. have
they not been used before now? This
committee has now had nearly three
months in which to overhaul and examine
them, and if they are so essential why
have they not been brought into requisi-
ton?
The argument used to defeat the pas
sage of this bill is just no argument at all.
The opponents of it understand perfectly
we'll that the general government only asks
of Wisconsin what it demands of every
ether state, the original vouchers in the
settlement of its accounts. They know,
too, that the terms of the bill provide that
attested copies OF these vouchers shall, be-
fore the originals are sent off, be made and
filed in the office Of the secretary of state
so that for all the purposes Of this investi-
cation, or any other for which the originals
might be required, these copies are at all
times at hand. It looks like spirit of
factiousness on the part of democrats, more
than anything else, and as though tLey are
determined to interpose every obstacle to
the replenishment Of the treasury that
they can. We do not like to believe this
of men occupying seats in the legislature,
and supposed to be acting for the best in
terests of the state, but there seems to be
no escape, in this matter, from such con-
clusion.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-03-28

A MIsTAKE.-The Prairie Du Chen
Courier copies what we said two weeks
ago about the Legislature, prefacing it as
follows:
The editor Of the Watertown Republican, has
been down to Madison-not to steal stationery
for that is not in his line but to look after his
republican friends in the State Legislature
Here is what he says:
The Courier makes mistake if it sup
poses our remarks applied only to our
republican friends We have democrat
ic friends there also who are quite as
''deep in the mud as our own party
friends are < in the mire" The fact is
that one party is as much to blame for
the manner in which the Legislative bust
ness is transacted as another; and it is
unfair for the Corier to convey the idea
that we absolyed the democratic partyfro ON
its just share of the responsibility.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-03-28
and leader in the politics of the Demo
cratic party in that State.

and leader in the politics of the Demo-
cratic party in that State.
Our armies have reclaimed one hun
dred and ffty-fve thousand square miles
of territory that one year ago was either
in open rebellion, or bordering on revolu-
ton.
The States of Georgia, Florida, and
South Carolina, with the forces under
Brigadier General Sherman, constitute
military department, to be under the CON-
maud of Major General Hunter.
In Cincinnati, the other day, while the
wife of volunteer was mending his pants
some percussion caps fell upon the floor
and were picked up and swallowed by the
baby. The child died of spasms in few
hours.
Since the escape of the rebels from
Manassas, some surprising facts have been
brought to light. 1t is ascertained from
the best circumstantial evidence that they
timed their flight by the Presidents War
Order No. 1.
At recent meeting in Richmond the
tobacco and cotton planters voted unani-
mosly that tobacco and cotton ought to be
burned, wherever it is likely to fall into
the hands of the federal government, and
that the confederate government ought to
pay for it.
The tax bill, which has been so long
before the ways and means committee of
Congress has not yet come to Perfection
The committee find greater trouble than
TIL y had at first anticipated in preparing
this bill Whether they will succeed in
framing bill that will please all is mat
ter of doubt.
An old saying current in European
military circles runs in this wise:
The Spanish to build forts;
The French to take them;
The English to hold them;
To render this complete the following
should be added:
| The Confederates to evacuate them.
| The ARMY OF THE UNITED STATES, -
| The revised edition of the q. S. Army
Register for 1862, just issued, states the
regular army at 80, 273, and the volun-
teer army 595, 525. The regulars may be
increased under existing laws, to A, 1913,
and the volunteers indefinitely.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-03-28
The News.

Of this precious article, the life of the
times, our stock is limited Indeed these
are days of comparative quletness, and
there is a derth of news. We might gill
our paper full of kilograms purporting to
be news, but would only have the pleasure
of occupying about the same space next
week in contrdicting it. There is really
but very little reliance to be placed in
anything we receive in the shape of news
until it has been twice or thrice confirmed
In consideration of this we forego the pub
LEGATION of much telegraphic news, not de-
string to canard +" our readers. He who
prins much highly important intelli-
gence :" or startling news at this stage
of the game, must either take that which
is contraband of war" or manufactured
for the occasion. The former would prove
ruinous and the latter would be decidedly
foolish.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-03-28
9tengs ut g(ews.

1t is reported that the rebel steamer
Nashville Las been captured.
Beaufort, North Carolina an Atlantic
port, is in our possession.
Gen. Blenker is not to be suspended,
as has been reported.
Three thousand bales of cotton arrived
at New York city from Port Royal, on the
18th.
Cen Grant has been reinstated in his
command He has command of the expe-
dition mp the Tennessee river.
The third Cavalry regiment, Col. Bar
stow, was paid off on Tuesday and left
for St. Louis on Wednesday.
Gen. Shields will probably have to
suffer the amputation of his arm in conse-
quence of wounds received in recent en-
gagement near Winchester.
"A thousand Mormons, from the three
northern counties of Europe, are just leav
ing for Uuth, in America, by way of Ham
burg.
The Navy Department has ordered Of
the builders of the Monitor. Messrs. Bush
nell & Co., six more iron-clad vessels,
similar in construction, but more formida-
bic
The state of Arkansas has spent to
million five hundred thousand dollars to
serve tie rebellion This is nearly eight
dollars head for every free person In the
state.
Gen. Banks is playing pretty active
part now. He seems to he about as good
a fighting man as we have. At last ac-
counts he was moving on Strasbirg Virgin
la.
DR.. John Evans, of Illinois, has been
nominated by the President and confirmed
by the Senate as Governor of Colorado
Territory, { the golden region of Pixies
Peak.
The Canadian Parliament met in Que
bee on Thursday. and the two Houses were
organized by the election of Sir Allan Nc
Nab as Speaker of the Council, and Mr.
Turcotte as Speaker of the Assembly.
Gen. Orville Clark died on Wednesday
at Des Moines, Iowa. He was for many
years member Of the New York Senate,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-03-28
The War Fund Vouchers.

MIR Moore moved to take up Che senate bill
TO forward the original vouchers of the war
fund expenditure to Washington for settlement
retaining careful copies in the Secretary,s of
nee, and put 1t on its passage. The motion. re-
sniring two-tAirds vote, was loSt-LeqisIatire
Proceedings
There is something about this matter
that is wholly inexplicable The general
government owes tie State of Wisconsin
some three hundred thousand dollars on
account of war expenditures, and stands
ready to refund sixty per cent of the
amount on presentation of the original
vouchers. Why are not those vouchers
sent on to Washingtoa? The state needs
the money. Persons having claims against
the state need their money also. We re-
peat the question, therefore, why does not
the legislature provide for the settlement
of this matter with the general govern
ment, by forwarding the necessary vouch-
ers 4 That is all that need be done in or
der 10 put into the treasury of Wisconsin
$TSb. 0oo. and there is really no good ex-
euse why the necessary action is not taken
to secure the payment of that amount.
Opposition is, made by democrats, and
none others. in the legislature, on the
ground that the vouchers are needed BIZ
the investigating committee that is over