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TRANSPORTATION.
& ohio Railroad.

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OFFICE OF THE B. & O.R.R.co.l
WHINING, 18th Aug, 1852.
business being fully resumed on the Baltimore
ID 4 Ohio Railroad, the Company having thorough.
reconstructed the breaks in the track and bridges
under Government protection, the road thoroughly
on aud AFTER the 18th Aug, two through passen-
ger trains, and continue their full equipment in the
transportation Of tonnage.
PASSENGER SCHEDULE.
Depart,
LEAVE WHEELING. daily, at 1910 A. n; BEN
wood, 1890 A. 81; GTaflon $3.50 P. NJ; New Greek,
$50 p. II Cumberland, e35 z. NJ; MArtinsburg,
300 A. NJ; Harpsrs Ferry, 3:l7 NJ; arri'e at Bal
timOrs at 500 A. II.
RetuTning,
LEAVE BALTIMORE at P. NJ; Siartinsburg,
1l:35 P. ~; Cumberland, 4 A. NJ Grafton II A NJ;
Dsnwood, 4:l5 z. 81, arrive Mt wheeling $40 r n.
Dspart
The second train will depart daily, except satur-
days, at $50 r. NJ; Grafton 3:35 a. NJ; Sew Greek,
1852 A. NJ; Cumberland, 9:i5 A. NJ; Martinsburg,
1880 p. NJ; Harpers Ferry, ls46 r. Nj Washing
ton Junction, $40 P. NJ arrive at Baltimore At $40
RetuHfng,
LEAVES BALTIMORE, s:45 A NJ; Harpor's Fer
ry, 12:40 A. NJ; Martinsburg, 1855 p. M Cumber-
land, G:I2 z. N; 0aklan SOB r. NJ; Grafton 1l40
p. NJ; Denwood, A. NJ; arrive at Wheeling $50
AN.
L. II. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
JOHN KING, JR, Auditor.
A. DIPFEY, Gsn.ral Supervisor Of Trains.
West of Piedmont.
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Ny Village Home.
The First Song with the Angels,
The Standard of Freedom,
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U. S. Army Calls
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A. u. 0iORTLEY, ESQ, of UREA, NY, writes; sI
have used your Pictorial myself in my family ever
since you invented It, and believe 1t the best medi-
cine for Its purposo ever put nut. With bad cold
should sooner pay twenty-five dollars for bottle
than do withoutit, or take any other remedy"
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p aNN5EEssE-.azEE4-
, 1862-02-06
Chr Ttihutte.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1862.
NOTHING T0 mn.

Miss Molina McMoran was hearty and hale,
Yet wishcd to be slender and 1auguId and pale,
So defrauded her stomach Of what was its due,
Aud cheated her muscles Of exercise, too,
She dipped in the goblet her fingers 10 rarc,
And wiped their tip. ends with d delicate air,
Then crossed her white hands on her hoop-hc.
Too Idle to converse, and too vain for nap;
For still twas her aim In attracting the view,
To convince all bcholdcrs she'd ssolhiag todo.
Miss Julia D. Scamper was agile and bright,
Her step like the Queen Of the Fairies, was light
So, her feet Tor the sloth Of her hands made
And she took for her calling to eaH on her friends
Al all ecasonR and times she Ealuted their view
Ihongh M they might be bnsy, she'd nothing to 40,
So, she babbled away like a b1ooklct in spring,
hanging up q slain hour as she went from the
Alas ior such trophies, when time is no more,
Miss Ce1cetla Fitz Maekcrel would taudlc the 1ay,
Over ert'shet and worstcd, or novel and play;
She sorted her shadcs with an accuratc eve
1iit Let herpoor mothers wan features pass by:
Who, worn half 10 death with her family cure,
Round nothing like help from her daughter and
The getting Of dinners, the toll and the stir
OF such vulgar pursuits was disgusting'' to her;
And thus to her nondescript creed she was true
The mother might toll. but shed nothing todo.
o oyouns men. my masters. who dream with de-
OF A hSme of your own, which no discord can
blight,
Where arc roses Of Eden, from fading exempt,
And IN Eve whom no contraband apple can tempt:
Where the wheels Of good order like clock work
sAall move,
And babies wcll trained bring m ocean of love:
Where prudence with smiles Of cndearment s1al]
glow, :
And wealth hand in hand with economy grow:
I'd fain sound a trumpet aud bid you beware
Of quicksands beneath, though tho surface seems
fair;
Avoid, ike the Upas, with poisonous dew,
Those exquisite ladies, who've nothing to do.
, 1862-02-06
LIAHILITlES-


Tbo or,orr+ ,r r 5o1,,1;+;o. d,c o- no+ dro IN
III Ma1 ra ~ o3ar - nraa;t1ra e VI oe ee Nobfn5
@ nat - =. Vue. Eie4.tols.-. ---'-..'''.'' nr
4osses d!t and d GU cue @ ~ ~
M1aIi,sted M In susoense or Whiting "
o1,,s ;; ;a Ser1Si r n2iot IT,
1nGs &C o,+ ,,o,,,,+ ,,.,r,, IN ,,-,nt,- ia a,
~ f,oi1r LA a"s ous
T. 1hensano toiiaIs. .,.., =. - o,,, o,+.+ +,,
Ahc Eteatest amount lusufed III Buy oae e1.s' to"n
F1dlags dg Or DloGs ~ var1es. f1e TN a,4s+,-
Tue charter IS on Iie VIA Ine Aud'toI-
HARTFORD January LEI; 1es%t %tur,ynpr eoero+o,v
.-...- = T.. u. LEM . LIE. eee4ctSss'
Personally appeared before me, Henry Fowler,
Hcnlee, seCretary, and made solemn oath That the
, 1862-02-06

MORTGAGE SALE.-Whercas
say: =: ISL aga 1ecoFfed il lie i:seorders oi1ee
a Ssys9 A$Fs i sssWs95 xsoTs! q lie Gisy q
F1auels CoEbn the premises hereinafter descflbed
to seSuEe Tie payment e certain rromIssory n9tsS 5
Hart 7. Stewart and payable to tie order Of self
dos4s % p5 5n se it,
m a p 5 @ Hf aq S 95esTs ea M s
ameant Il s. tannai Interest o. said principal
and payable respectively the first day Of each No
t. 5 ne sy S zs aE
cd By said MoEs that if default tlal be made IL
dsys then the said PRINCIPAL SAN Of sixteen m
election anythnE il aos Eysn q s,,7s
E &c %ad
teress due On ae ds! day Of May and the first day
asS 81
and given for said in5talnents which have since re-
Of tic authority contained IN said Mortgage and 70
seTezt Elm 1neieon @ With eoss an f
and sae the premises conyeyed b. said
th end equity e rsdePti9}n of taFs,1 MaFs L
Eli 6 Ii:
cash at en oloSk in ~ s s to- On Nor aoe e
Is SC q Gs9si4 xsa =
q tesxs T5!stz sss ssa 1;
Bs f sr e cFas I nassE Te4n 81 cfe Z
IS BssH asats
to Chicago aforesaid with The buildings and other in
gg5s en- 5 esSSa staatSa
hasE }rseh LES M :sS sh
sa'Ss II SS SSk$s
wN. C. REYNOLDS Attorney, aoTtgagee.
, 1862-02-06
In counties having 81. .0ot} Inhabitants n sena.

rate recorder Of deeds shall be. elected.
The Constitution will provide that the Legis-
lature may create city courts, with criminal
Jurisdiction, but those now In existence will
probably go out when the terms Of their of1l-
GERS expire, or when the other courts are Or
ganfzed: IF; the latter, It would bring the
terms OF the officers Of the Recorders Court Of
Chicago to within few months Of their regu-
lar term Of re election that is, always proTfd-
ing that the Constitution Is adopted.
There will be an additional Clerk for the
Cook County Court.
COUNTY Court md at the Judses @ % Of boti % Conrts e
arc all legislated ont of Office by the new Con-
stitution. Thus there is to be new deal all
around, and there will be much futtering in
CONSEQUENCE
, 1862-02-06

PAILIK g. SEYMOUR, PRO
~ DUGE AND GENERAL COMMISSION aiEH
Building Post Gtfce Drawer 61Si, Chicago isEFEa.
&ScEs-Stnrges, Buckingham & Co., WIN. Martin, Gen.
FREIGHT Agent C.. B. & O. r. r auIG-iE01clv
, 1862-02-06
Gfdnuldr fuel.

No. X Sesos,s Why should House
es r,i1ga aa ahe'I gervsnta 1o4a their psuenca
IT,, 4 GEe using the GRANULAR FUEL soId
1ys1sAey csu LsSssn S9snI Of Market and washing gtop
, 1862-02-06

r UMBER.-A. Foster 6 Co.,
whclesale and retail dealers u ss Gai. sastnaR =
Doors snd Blinds- having On hand . large d1y and
vel selected stock at prices to suit the Emea
and load cars In Jatd nee OF Charge Oh1c9 AAo
yard West Twelfth street, near the nI7de Fos3 0nce
Iox StcS N-R-1ncludea IN out 6toek are e1xateeo
feet Stock Boards. -. 5aN alAaAAa
, 1862-02-06

Mr.. Wilson Of Tazewe1l Introduced reso-
luton to the effect that the funds now in cx-
forever illviolate; that no disposition or ap-
preparation Of tho same ought to be made,
except such as may add to their security, in
crease or productiyencss; and that they shall
never be diverted from the purpose of furnish
ing free school facilities to the children Of the
State. Referred to Committee on Education.
, 1862-02-06

Such sweet pretty stories as are told Of the
Empress Eugenie skating on the ice in tile
wood Of Boulogne, near Paris. She usually
skates holding the hands Of two gentlemen,
also skating, Of her suite, and thus skins along
the ice at i great pace, and seemingly with
much pleasure to herself. In her pretty cos
tune, and with the abundant color produced
in her cheeks, Her Majesty is scarcely recog-
nizablc, ind passes almost unheeded amongst
tie surrounding groups. She appears to take
great delight III tic amusement, and when the
short daylight fails and it is time to depart,
cyclaims, "Won't you wait for me while I take
one little turn more ~ and off goes her pretty
Majesty and her two sides for what she calls
" IN pitt tou,' dc plas"' The Emperor skates
as well as he does most other things, and
every now and then chooses lady FROM the
suite, or good -naturedly recognizes one stand
ing among thu lockers or, invites her to take a
ride, fctches chair and wlirls hcraway before
him at Il great pace. The people behave re-
markedly well, remarks an observing letter
writer in London newspaper, there is no
crowding or pushing around the great folks,
who are left to move about quite at their ease
and enjoy themselves just like other persons.
Louis Napoleon has somehow or other man
aged to live down all opposition and the peo-
pie look on and behave TO him as if they liked
him and took an interest in whatever lie was
doing, though it were only skating!
, 1862-02-06
1EaIY.


In the italian SENATE, on the 18th, Baron Ri
casoll made a general statement Of the policy
Of his Ministry. He commenced by stating
that he had cndcaSorcd to complete the Cabi-
net by the appointment Of Minister of tile
Interior, but that the pending reforms created
insurmountabie obstacles. He WAS not dis
posed to make compromise with political
parties. The Ministry, he continued, did not
consider that it would be dignitied on their
part to resign without a declaration of want
Of confidence from the House. Should it con-
demn their policy, they would know their du-
ty. As regards the affairs Of Naples, he said
the Government had accepted 4 heavy rcspon-
sibility III order to hasten theaccomplishnlent
Of the nullifcation Of Italy. Touching tic
Roman question, Baron RicasoI said: TAT
Rome, the destinies, not only Of Italy, but Of
humanity in general, will be accomplished. It
is not possible to determine the time Of our
triumph. It may be that at this very moment
our destin1es are ripening.''
The Marquis de Villa Marina then requested
Baron Ricasoli to explain the passage in lis
speech, 1T may be that At this very moment
our lcstinics arc ripcning.''
Baron Ricason replied: II expressed myself
thus BECAUSE the Roman question, being i:
moral question, makes progress every day.
He requested from tue House an explicit vote
either approving or censuring the ministerial
policy.
The following resolution was then almost
unanimously adopted: tsThc Senate being sat
istied with the declaration Of the Ministry,
passes to the order Of the day"
, 1862-02-06

PROPOSALS FOR ARMY SUB
l. SIsTENCE.
Office Of the Acting Assistant Comu1issry Of Subj
Estence. Chicago, January S1et, 1867 )
Sealed proposals will be received at this office until
the fifth day Of February, 1872 Mt L. II, for furnishing
Subs to the troops Camp Uouls ut Cbiea-
go, Ill.
COMPOSITION Of RATION.
ThrcefoNrths OF q pound of pork bacon, or one
AMI aiOurtl pounds fresh ;;t l,..i; twenty-five
ount cs Of bread -four Or pound hard bread or
one and fourth pounds OF meal; and at the
rnte to every one hundred ratons, OF eight quarts Of
pounds q green coffee eiglt pounds Of roasted and
ground Coffee or one and half pounds Of tea; fifteen
nounss Of g s1gsr; fur quarts ynegar: one pound
candies or one and half pounds Of tallow candles;
tour pounds OF soap and two Quarts Of salt In add
ton to the foregoing, there is allowed twice per week
one gallon mo}sssee per one hundred ratiOna, And
thrice per week an issue Of potatoes at the rate Of one
pound per man.
Fresh beef Will be Issued often as four days IN
seyen, at the option Of tlle commanding officer.
The UNDERSIGNED reserves to hnEeH tho right to re-
ject any or all bids.
Proposals to, 1nentIon the names Of TWO sufficient
securities and to be fndorsed On the envelope, Fro-
poeals for Subsistence"
JOHN CHRISTOPHER,
- c. Of Q. S Army Office Isl Dearborn-st.
jac1kG57-td
, 1862-02-06
,1TARR1It CATARRH!i
; taTa1:la:' -.---...-.-.
rr17r's LIQUID EATARRH REMEDY.

-rETTES L14U4Q NA4Ah6d hE& ELY.
WARRANTED TO be sure cure tor
r.xuH or COLD In THE HEAD.
-r->,Egn Tn,rsASp persons die yearly In this
= ~ o; C;s:ur2tca: Every physician lnoss that
-:'s ~. t.lrt.s Q! lhis 1nMner, tae d1seaae dfEf
r4TARRH IN THE NOSE.
.zr-,,,7 !x:as 20 1Ae throat and bronchial tuncs,
e:,: :, s;:Tc catarrA than Consumption, and by
~ VIZ prevent the latter Persons should
-: ! = :a' se:1ef way to cure Consumption
::i::s Il; C,itash rs they generally appear
,:::s.y..s i, tit Persons find they have cold
s.t. s.ase frequent attacks, and are nore
-; -: rwaTas beconaIng 1llick aud adhesive
(, ;: -: ,;:vomcs cAEcuic the discharges are IL
- ..::iity AID changed in quality they are
=, * H.. :1aty. ard arc either got lid Of by blow
.;....- O. t!se they fall into the throat and Are
III: rrl,.h-d off, The secreitoEs are offensive,
T., ~. aih. Gfe Tcice IS thick and NAs31 the
=. -, ;;:a Sense OF smell is 1essenea or dc
-. !: .::.ss Frequently takes Place Another
sd .To::a:t symntoIa Of Catar1h Is, that
- S;-:r. IN. t-H= When this takes place, the
~, ,r ~" 1:t llis disease is on It's way to the
ss-t III s:7ar:o2:s Of Catarrh as they appear IN
:: ): =: :he LIQUID CATAIEH REMEDY, all
:. :,'::s can be G.icSIy and e1tec1ua1!y re-
i. have sufficient confidence IN the Reme-
Xxx -: Who are disposed 10 test its virtues in
..4s.,-.. :'lat ii alter the trial Of the Remedy
-; i. no benefit l. received. the suount paid
-, ta.a-rh 7;,racdr, F. sufficient for use
-: !. ta:l AID clear directions.
-. 1876 Lake, Corner Of TFeI1s-St.
:. - Dr. D. q. SEELfE,
:. :: :'os. o::.re Box ts55. Chicaso, H.
, 1862-02-06
fORTGAGE SALE-Defao|t

Nu Oll L u A0H cAAE--DGIl{tiL
N1- having been made In the payment Of certain
Bond, executed BY William B. Green OF the County If
atarsl nll in te State Of Illinois, Matlac Toung Of
date on the 18th day Of July. A. D. 1875 and payable ID
one year from the date thereof with Interest at the
gage npon The following described premises bearing
to sud Younc ami recorded in tho Eecordcrs Otice
of said Marshall County on ths 9th day Of August.
were daily assigned y the said Matiack Young to John
Boyd, the undersigned.
Public notice ia hereby given that on WEDNESDAY,
the 5th day Of February, A D. 1862 10 O'clock A. ~
at the north door Of tho Court House. in the City
highest bidder tor cash the premises i'll said mort
gage, sitaa'e in Marshall County aforesaid and de-
Of Section twentynine Lse] IN Township thirty lSai
Section .t%elve tEsI. Township thirteen Ils n0rth
!angs eiGnt ~ es an 5he northeast Of Sec
III west Containing IN all four hundred and eighty
acres Of land. be the ssnie more or less.
JOHN BOYD, Assignee Of said MortSagee.
BAILEY l. GAET. Attorneys. j:l5-h351-td
, 1862-02-06

CTATE OF ILLINOIS. COUNTY
~ or C0CKs sa5CiEcuit Cq4Et of Cook &c County. vt.
saR9el Hale John A1s Jossph Bullock FL 1Ro @
rem, FrederIck Butterleld. Charles B. Cochran.
Thomas e Cochran. WiilsaEn Barbour aad Benjamin
Afdasit OF the non residence Of sauel Hale RobeIt
r. Boyd Nehemiah Nilkin. Alexander l. Vim Bucen.
Eredeck BgttsEdeld Charles B Gosh5ani sp1e
defendants aboye named hay9E beer ed y tas Gonat
Notice IS hereby given tie said saae1 Hals HopeTs
H Boyd Nehemiah WtIkinr Ale1ande1 L. tan Duten.
FredeficE Bafterdeld Charles CoensaE Tno4a7 ts e
saii cnnnlainant died his bn Of Complaint in said
Court Oh the ChanceI5 side thereof on the
iay nf Decernbcr 1851 and that summons thcreupou
Issued out Of said Court against safd DESCENDANTS -
tnrnsbc On the First Monday OF January, 1 il by
Law required.
shall personally be and appear before sald Circuit
Court Of Cook County, on the first day Of the next
term thereof to be hoden st Chicago ii said Coanty.
on the Third Monday Of March, 1Sss and plead. al,'
paint the same and the matters and things theran
chnrEed and stated viii be taken confessed. and =
said bill. VIM. L. CHURCH, Gerk-
GEO. A MeA11s, Couprts solF- jaloE:ss4W
, 1862-02-06
39roposals.
A RMY sJPpLIES.-Ot1ice Chic

A RMY SUPTL1ES.-Office Chief
~ cen:1nissary Subsistence, District Of Cairo.
CAIRO ILL, January S0tl, 1862.
sealed Proposals yln be ieceiyed Il tue oice Of the
undersigned until II o'clock II. On SATURDAY, Feb
6 1Sb2 for supplying lie troops operating In tic fed
In and from The District Of Cairo (Cape Grardeau ex
ceptedl with Fresh Beef until May 1st, 1867.
The Beef to be Of good and wholesome quality, in
quarters with and equal proportion Of each Necks and
troops in sncl Quantities and at such times and places
as the CONN andng officers Of the troops may direct
treos OPERATING from each Host or particular
fufn&ent Ct the contract. Each bid mist be accom-
panied ny the guarantee II two responsible persons
that the ide er will III his bid be accepted) sign the
contract.
Bids vii. he received from those only known to bo
1or;l to the United States. and those to whom the con-
tracts are awarded will be required to sign agree
ment, copy cf which may be seen at this office.
The Etsrryt5 tho right to reject any OF
all the bids offered.
Proposals to he endorsed Proposals for Beef"
L. DCDARII, Capt and c. S. i. S. A.