davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-16
The Lafayette Journal says:

The rumor is current in this city tha,
Adjutant |. n Stiles. having for some rea.
SON fallen under the displeasure of Colonsl
Brown. has been deprived of his position
as Adjutant, and now occupies that Of I'd
Lieutenant of one of the companies Of the
regiment. Col. Brown is certainly the
most unfortunate of Coloncls. He left
Indians with one Of the best regiments
ever raised within its borders. Nothing
but misfortune, disaster and tsoubls he's
attended it since it reached the 6sld.--
Nearly all its officers have resigned in con-
sequence Of difficulty with the Colonel. aud
we yet hear of further trouble in prospect.
Whatever may be the real ca1se. it i csr-
tain that aregiment in such condition l.
poorly fitted to 60 into tho Geld.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-16
That Tells II.

1t is just as we expected. We predict
ed that the Brigh: Convention would re-
fuse to endorse Douglas or Gov. Wright.
and so it has proved. 1t was the first Con-
vention calling itself Democratic that has
been held since Douglass died or Gov.
Wright returned home, and it was fit
that two such distinguished men, the sup
porters and leaders of the party for half q
generation, should be recognized and en-
dorsed by it. Such has been the practice
Of Democratic Conventions heretofore
But Douglass dies, denouncing with his
last breath the wretches who would thrust
party divisions into national councils. and
party enmities into national action. when
the Government is threatened by rebellion.
and the Convention fails to say one word
in honor oil its dead leader. Gov. Wright,
after four years of most honorable service
in Europe. returns home to find the coun-
try convulsed with civil war. and he in
stantly and manfully takes hia stand on
the side Of the Government and against the
rebellion. The Convention fails even to
notice his existence. If this were all. it
would be bad enongh. but it is not ALL
The worst is to be told. The Convention
not only failed to pass, but absolutely re-
fused to listen to, resolutions endorsing the
character and conduct of the dead Douglas
and Gov. Wright. Yesterday morning. a
delegate from Randolph county. whose
name we could not catch. offered two reso-
lutions. one eulogizing the great departed
leader aud statesman, Douglas. the other
commenting the conduct of Governor
Wright. The Breckinridge nssn ho,oled,
coughed. screamed and yelled. till they fore
ed the mover to acithdrasc them. The Con-
vention not only would not pass, but
would not allow them to be introduced
Let this fact show what sort of q Conven-
it was. and what spirit ruled in it. We
commend it to the reflection of Douglas
men.-Md. Jour.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-16

Gen. Sherman. in command at Beau
fort. writing to United States Senator.
says. in explanation Of his denounced proc
lamation, that the time has not arrived to
invite the South Carolina slaves within
our lines. A proclamation to that effect
would have brought in $4,000 slaves in
three days. Two months hence. he says.
such course may be proper.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-16
Army Correspondence.

CAMP MANSON. KY. Dec. 81, 1861.
ED. REruBLIcAN.-This evening, after
march of about 10 or IL miles. seat N.Y.
self to write yon few lines. 1t has been
some time since wrote to you. but the
reason prolonged the time SO was, there
was nothing of importance to write. and.
1 fear I will fail to interest you now.
Since ! last wrote to you. our regiment,
10th Ind. with the 4th and 10th KY, and
l4th Ohio have been formed into a Bri-
gade. commanded by Col. Manson. of the
10th Ind. He has not yet received his
commission as Brigadier General. but there
is no doubt but be will. The 10Th regi-
ment has been encamped near the pleasant
town of Lebanon. KY. for aboIs two
months. Though we had very pleasant
place to stay the boys were all anxious to
be moving forward to where there would
be something to DO. There is nothing
that could have pleased them more than to
hear that they were TO march on to Buck
ner or Zollicoffer.. This morning when
the long roll beat every man that could.
Immediately engaged in striking tents. and
in half an hour after the tents were loaded
and the men in ranks ready for marching.
We started about half after seven this
morning. The first three or four miles we
marched along the Lebanon and Columbia
turn pike. 1t was level and very nice
travelling that distance, but the remainder
Of the route was turnpike ssre. rather
more turn than pike. for it wound around
one mountain or hill after another. Our
regiment was in the form Of an S for two
or three miles. Being near the head of it
/ could frequently see company B after we
had passed round mountain before it had
got to the turn. The scenery was very
beautiful. The tops of the mountains are
almost all covered with cedar, which is
green and nice. The weather being warm
it reminds one of summer more than win
ter. Some of the boys have pulled off
their shoes since we came here and are run
ming around barefootcd. There has been
no weather here that could be called cold.
Weare all, however, prepared for any kind
of weather. All have two blankets each.
and some lave three. besides comfortable
=
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-16

nuisance to good taste. He lacks the
ability to be mischievous. and only reaches
the level of malicious impotence. No re-
ply to either Of these disloyal gentlemen
was allowed. and their speeches stand as
the expression of their wing of the party.
full avowal of all that Breckenridge adj
yocated and followed till it led him into
the ranks of the rebels.--Lnd. Jour. Oh.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-16

until pulpit and seats have nearly all dis
appeared. Many of the houses have been
deserted, and few indications of comfort
remain in the village. once the residence
of families of afluence and distinction
Washington Republican.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-16

all continental military preparations. and
accustomed to protest whenever France in
creases her army or her navy. England
will not dare to question any of the new
military preparations of the Government
Of the United States.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-16

Aa siIifion of twenty-five per cent VIII DC maae y" '
above Rates for Special Notices.
..,. o,,.r tsxns and cities will be allowed twenty
sion advertisement OF any kind
v;,, be Inserted at less than regular rates-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-16

p. S.-Since the foregoing paragraph
was written we have received special dis
patch from our Charleston correspondent.
fully confirming the report. to which we
are happy to refer the reader
RENEWAL OF THE BATTLE AND defeat OF THE
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-02-11
NJ A N H o 0 ID ;
HOW LOST ! HOW RESTORED

Just Published in Sealed EHueiope Price Sir Cents
Lecture en- the Nature, Treatment, and Radical Cure
NJ sperm.orrhos, or seminal Weakness, Involuntary
Emissions. sexual Debility, and mpediments to Marriage
generally Nervousness Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits
Mental and Physical Ipcapacty, resulting from Sell.
Abuse, &e.-Br Rosr }. CuL'khNtLl, NJ. d. Au'hor oil
the 6rtth Book.
The worldrenowncd author, In this admirable Lecture,
clearly proves fro his experience that the awful
swlthout medicine and without dangerous surgical opera
tons boagi.s Instrument. rings or co dial., penny
out mode Of cure once certain and eieetua by which
every sufferer, ne matter what ms e9nanlon may Dc
cure him self cheapy, privately, and radically This lee
ture will prove boon to thousands and thsussnds
sent under seal In plain sn'sloye, to any address,
the receipt Of six ccnts or two postage stamp. by ad
dressing Dk ouAs, - =: Mine,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-02-11
THIRTY.SEVEV7H CONGRESS.

Monday Feb. 3.

MOnGaTt teD. 5.
srNATr.
Mr. Wade presented the resolutions Of the
legislature Of Ohio In.tructing the Congress
,iona! delegation Of that STATE tn advocate an
natAllaent to tqc naturalization law, 50 as to
11aas naturalization to all persons of foreign
5urh perving in t.e Union army. Referred.
Ma Hamls presented a petition Of the citizens
Of Northern New York asking ior the speedy
vDral Of hercciprocity treaty aiso.re.olations
oIshe New York Legislature, relative to taxa
uon. e.. Referred
Nr. pomcroy offered resolution, asking the
sreIuary Of Wan Tor oil orders relative 10 the
Gyqg IN thc military command in Kansas and
Whether tire 4,ae is 10 the command Of Gen.
snnp. whether any change nHs been made in
}heofIers since Gon Lane lotJ the senate to
81 Aa charge, md whether cen t!unt,l', order
"a lr arr,,ra .,ie, 4iti, ti .rl.r. of fine Dauarf.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-02-11

wooden Guns nr ,lo .,r,,v ~ n,nnr ,nonny
What We most need il money.
Mr. bingham Of OHIO favored the bill main
'allhi"S 'n"t Congress 4aa t"a Iisht under the
No,'''Ia'oh 70 MAKE iega' lehocF OF . notss'
~ H', '"'ueiu OF a. J. 4uoF' 'lc "or'S o. mr.
9OSN'' lhclo can ~ ~ ''s'l 'HueF put
Tolu anu s"Aef' OF ''igIs" o]il' I'"|l"'ea ny
80" nc ""S Up oS7' W An"N'"s l'S'l l7H-
u c q IneSe notes. because y was ui'"oA's''--
ne committee rose
mr. lckIlhe gave uoN1e lIaI j. ny couid S1t
nGnoof 'o,"oTfo" A' "ou'q move y c'os9 me
uc'''V ~ 'He FU' W'7 - Ii''''"s w country
Dy act'h On lI' Dill A"I7"Fhea'
ahHAih.
Wednesday rep ?.
ar C"FiI'' moved y ''oo up we resolution
oH7red 'ob' ,'l"e '''2' " ~" II'@'''o 70 me
finances d th' coth'f5 w aI'1 tn7 'AIe"."
we wS'' now AZ ''s i''f z ny '"...on' = '"ou',
~ "".5 'f'ae'5 ~ liof''-" - ~ '''9''l"'!
~ ~ me Treasury WV 'S'"''o RI I4'Ien'J'
lie was ff'h.u " any u1Io" - '"e "o''I"iHsN'
"Ita Io' otnh''
lAe resolution Fe'tiI'' " 'H' nance ON
hllI're DILL AHti'5 q" "pir'i'4"l'o" i'f ID,
r'pPo'' " wy 'i''''''5 ''''''''J' ''S I'f'''o'
D"gk ana passed
DR. sumner feso.o1.,n cl'lllnE 'of me cor
Tgespondenct TeSti'a 70 tae presentation o. o'F
c'. ~. ~ lh' D'uit O fij'c9 W" caoP'7l'
me pH' oeH'ioS tH3 Ply q g'Nceis o. 'oe
army was Akeh " una '"e an'snuil'"1 81 we
comIn'ttee ad'i'e''
NJ INN i''@9 ~, 'I7 s"n''e' ~ "
The ply q az o.d'.fa o. t'1 army an4 navy,
zen Ie' cent, y "iiea p, s acquieaGle1, o1s con
''"Gsu 'oA, "!' ~ dl"l n a-.''a" ~ 'ne W.
qualities 81 'd' ga Sj"tm' including t"aI 'i
MHedst re "'GNeu J" NOR ~ l"Ih't i"le ~
tfrncHirrnt ana general atsieA E., reduction.
nc U'l4 vas 4"'| Df'' ".' -i'' ~ ~ '''9
taken up
Alter ienaISs ~ 'ir. Anthony q X - M''
iI'IfIs y y AZ ''F' D.'is ~ . Az g'''I
q Conn. mr. btya!. q Del, w. l3"e'i Ihd.,
MF' brbt' 'F9Ae # i.a2ih' d2 '1'4 W. H'i
ever VOtri .ur peace iul meyer gwen r-tiiuAdi
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-02-11
WaIton,s vermont Registers.

{ DOZEN Waltonis Registers for 1862 Just received
y AMI for sale at my BOOK AMI Music store In III, Free
man puil,n, GEO. ". WILDER.
Jan. Il, lS62.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-02-11
Premium to New Subscribers,
Splendid offers for 1850, 81 50 together.

ANY of the above works will also be furnished TO
NEW SuBsoRIBgRs for the years 1858, rs snds,
At One Half the Regular Subscription Price
Thu. New Subscriber may obtain the Reprints Of the
four Reviews and lakewood
Seven Consecutive Years for S37.
Which IL little more than the price f,he original works
for one year
A. shall never again be likely 10 offer such induce
ments - those here pteented,
NOW Is THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE
" Remittances must in all cases be made direct 10
the PHb,hers Tor at these ric,s commission eau he
alostd 10 agents
LEONARD SCOTT 4 co
t3w9l4 No 81 GNld Street. New York
WINDOW SHADES, rlCrugF FRAMES,
Al -ARIOE a tO,s.
, 1862-04-28

4 5tHIChGC AND ST. LOUIS
RAILROAD LINE
WHITES ARBAEEEmE ENEc

Two Gxrse1 tal19 ca s1d ate51 DEC. 1st. lei T=s&S
viii lesve the West Side Untoa Depot It = A. n, 81
eapr sundaya, and LIS + IL excsct sst1rtz1H. s.
."he Joliet aad WILMINGTON Accommodation te4Vv4
4hra@r, 4D3 r n daily md srrves here at 1G11 Ari,
mT19 JAMES RQEE, Bec%7H.
, 1862-04-28
FURNISHING GOODS,

Table Linens N Patterns a2dny til; yard, Linen Nap
6hcctinE* OF all widths Linen and Cotton P1l.ow-E
tnEn TtEsls Crash. Piano and Table Covers, encroi
dcsed printed and enbossed Furniture Chintz taEc-
Lel with large efsotment Of Frllges Picture Cords
, 1862-04-28
Tt)E Criht1ttE.
LIST 0FLETTERS


%E~ ERe h& &A&9
Remaining uEcalled for in tie Chic $50 Post
Office.
, 1862-04-28

e5W Thompson Il D
Tenrey E 4
Har- Thompson DW2
Taylor mFit!
Hen Tyson Peter.
Thompson Ar.
f1eo thur
Tno1ssS Brown
! l. TTusfvr Da-itl
lark VanBruxcl The
.sgh otiore
VanBurenH Dr.
I'd V!ekery H &
q
Anxt}(f
los Te!Ie, Liyi.e g.
ttttT co
& Hateraousc E
nue1 Webster Be
$ Waller Chas
II Warner B.l} II
! E L WeErbrooa And
: + aaswo7th " I
x ~ iiilans jno II
, 1862-04-28

MASTERS SALE.-State Of IEi-
N1 nofs, Cook County. S. Circuit Court Of Cook
Cnuuty--If CheneeEy: stephen ChiIds 7s Samuel K
Ehilaa, Heman " Guilds, Elozeas SauteT ct al-Fose
c1ndure Of Mort cage.
Public notice IL hereby given .Eat l. G: Paine
Freer Master IN ChRucerJ OF Eook County, State Of
IIlIncta Will, In obedience to The mandate In dec-ee
entered in the above entitled cause s-N At pubc
e The Court House N ths city Of Catcsgo County Of
Ten O'Clock IN he forenoon Of sid dry, iii the failo
ng described parcels ofland sttaate The Gonnsy Of
cart hall Of the northwest quarter of secoa thirty
four {s}, n township thtEtyve c}, north Of 7uugc
taprg eshtF 1891 acres AIaoan undivided twotairds
Of sns equal undivided haI Of tie YES: h.f OF the
nGIth enst quart ct section three (3} OF township
thrt!;fenr isl1 north # range fourteen y east Of
the Ilr principal meridian Containing 50 10 80
be the same nore }c q - much and
sR mar he reccssaTs to make the n1oneF dna - the
complainant principal AID interest, with the costs
:oxR and expenses OF saiG sac.
/. C. PAINE FHHER,
Msater IN Chancery Of Coak County.
CHICAGO, April q. 1851 arsLp71S-!d
, 1862-04-28

~ COUNTY, as.-Supesior Court ot Ehtcaso April
Term, 4. D. lBa:- Wheeler Wilson Manufacturing
fenpan3 IA UnlSa Mz1nfsctuzng ConqaaT.-At4ch-
Fnh1ic nnHes Is hereby gtveato ths zsd Union Aauu
fseturnE C9EpsnT xnas sWETits q a.taehmc1t issued
Chissko dased y he afsesa:a day q Aalch 4 2 80
Ing Company. aud &ganst ts*4se Of the said uatna
Aspu&;css5aeg Company ecf n sum ns hz tho5saad
Eheita q f3ok and Eaas Geanttes. which aaid wtits
E0E therefore. unles4 y11, tbs szdd Unio4 Manuf4o
tcttAE Company shall paasonAy be and appear hefors
the said Superior Conft Or Chicago. "a Of before TIE
Hanse in tbs Atyof Chicago, on the hrSs Monday q
April A 1882 El7e special ha and plead 70 the said
ind IA tayoEef aa sid plai1ta I'D g na1ee e ~ ~
aid fu3zNept end c0s1 Be sold = eatx TIC aAma
| Il. T61MA5 = - - Gisfk; lsa /,
, 1862-04-28
CTATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY
~ OF COOK, ss-eupezio. Cnurt OF Chicsge Jaae
Kfn nth FEE 1Sr, ~io1 pfa H. Henars
Wafrrn. Valentine H Marshall and Elijah Bsrr-In
ChanceJy-
AfltaE1t having been msde that neither WILSON G.
Darth Herman K1EgEbutY and Vaerune H. Marshall l
three ii the defendants above named can found up
on due inquiry, a. that process be eersed npoa
them, and sad and *s7t having been h.ed IN the office
OF The CLERK Of said Superior Enurt Chicago. No1ca
Is hereby E.ven 70 the said Wilson G. D.Ys, Eeuan
plaiaant died lis h1n q eomplsins Y sad ceu{s %
1862 and ttat simmons Ihereuron 1s5ued cut Of estd
Court aginat said defendants retnsnable on the nrst
Mouday OF June next, S6zl SIS fs by Law required
NOV. unIeta xeg NJ ea:d W'!s.n 6: Dsy.s, Hemaa
be and appear before said superior Court Chicago II
Cook county, the first day OF the term thereof to
be holden Rtf EhicaEo in said county, the rst NOT
dsz Of J9ne lssx I'd plead ansxei or denaE g ne ne
trptte1s sp things rteen charged and Btased, ra be
TAKEN confessed. md decree e1teeed az <iust you
- THUS 3. AFTER, Clerk.
'FMIAMa, Woopnx1psE & GEAaT, Comps 3oia-
xtSD47{E
, 1862-04-28

CTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
~ CoUsTY,. es-superior Court OF Chlcszo, jane
Term, 4. D. 1SSz William Burgess ~ Dennis Beach
and FetH IT. W-Peeshsm.IAttachasnt
Beach and Peter n. Pecknan1. rnat writ OF attach-
nent ffsued IT the ofca Of the Clerk OF the Su-
a 3 :eA Ut the suit Of The said WlI1lsn Z Burgess
and agaI1st the egtata OF the said BennB Beach and
drea Ds.JA d:reeled to the Sheriff Of C1oE CouasT,
Eoa. HerefnTe 1n1eea yo., tha aa:d Dennts Bench
ant Peter v; Peckhan ehan peEs9nsny be snd sppc y
f7spre the said 6Apcr1of Court At Chicago beofa
he 0fst day Of the term thetecE to be holden At tho
Court Eoute. tn the CRY OF Ch1caku- On the rst Mon
The said plaintiffs action, Judgment viii be entered
seatnsk Tou s1d In ycr of the said p1ainnG and 80
much Of tic property attached as 1ay be 4naceaf to
satisfy the slid 1uogmera srd costs ELL BE- en:d to
, eat7auf Tire saus- -, .THO8. B. E3EfER- C!1tk-
= WLT. BunGKs3, IN proper. aF3 n99i4w
, 1862-04-28

Assorted Colars, in 9, 12 4 Is Iaches.
Also, By piecd o: cage,
Iastings, Moreeus, Fa9mers' Satins, Church and
Carriage Daaases, Indigo Rlus Cloths, &e,,
Eoe In store and constantly ar1tT1ng
For Iale By
GEO. e. SPARROW. =.
1sDsy street, dow York
The nsuufActnrer nf the sDore goods having estab-
EEhed boAta IN this city. viii hold 8uch Induce
ments IN prtces snd qualify. that viii BE- found well
worthy the At1snt1on ot ths txade
+. R-PAETICD7AR ATTENTION PAD N 4 QUALITY
or BuHTzfa4 NANuFAHrUKKD EXFRIB&LY FOB GOV
XENKxhT UnE. O7DEka BIZ NAu4 PrBoruA1Lx At
TENDED TO- AplI-pz57 4+eUtua
, 1862-04-28
UPHOLSTERY GOODS

epr1rg Beds snir, Cotton. Sea.Grass Excelsior an
Mess afa.7rtssrs, Father Beds. holsters aud Plowa
I!a1seLs Suis;s She2ts f1IoF Casea, Lounges. Foot
tf var4cu: Eraa Mos ard Excelsior Is the hale sca-
Grass SPRING. Webbing Bed Ls.e, Mattress TUFTS and
Taint= Sor Ethll=tt reEa' use.
, 1862-04-28
OIL CL0T E s

or these we oEcr large aEi In-!raiicd assortment
either resE.ds Qranty etylc p.3ce Engl!sh and
Americas EHAuutGctnTe IN EtdtGs OF one Yard outEn-
snsr yz.os ant tyo ya1da wide 81 prices ffom three
;hii:!nse 70 si1 snllln9s PEE 5ar1 Aeo Ecavr saee
3est vide st pTcts fso@ four 70 ten sanss yard
Aso-Iah;e nn Cloths n patterns and by the yard aod
, 1862-04-28

ThrumEton J 7 Taylor Jame5W ThaI
Tracy John TfeEt II D Tenn
-Ths5e Il i cap Thompson i1a-- Iilol
Trcnrncy Vim r. Tas1
Thompson VIM Thompson Hcn- Tyze
Thatcher VIM D, - " ThnE
Taylor John fcrhune Theo tn
Thompson Jas TAYLOR q Il THO:
Tollnan T F FhaJer Gro I. TTus
Todd &c Troy Geo II
, 1862-04-28
MhTl[NGS and RUGS.

Cocoa Mattlngs for OF rs, Churches 3ettloues &c,
St-aw Mating both Whit aai chrckcd oe one
9uar:eF asd one and half cards VIDE; osaic yeivt
R-DE els and TIfied Rugs CocoK Ju.P, QiltA Btr1h
Ekftetnn AirlAtda Mats
, 1862-04-28
TH r.
|orthern Transportation COY

Il HI e
Northern Transportation Coy
OF OHIO
IspEeraredto tzaasF OFT property between
Boston, an Points in New England, NeH York
aud the FEST,
With p7omptacss, an dispatch.
This well kncwn Line Of Fourteen Ftrst-class Bc1eH
8tesmers- connects az Ogdensbu1E With the
Railroad for Boston and all Points In New
England;
At Cape Vincent With tbs
RaiEced and Propeller Lioe between Cape
Vincent and New York,
and 1t OsweEo witha
LIEE OF IS FIRST GLASS CANAL BOATS,
Between OsWego, TroJ, Albany and New York
Forming DAILY LINE from Boston. NeH York
OgdenAnuIEn- Capn Vincent and O5TeSo to C1cTel8ad
Toledo And Dctrcts.
AND A TIuT EEKLY LINE TO
Chicago, Milwaukee and intermediate Ports.
AGENTS.:
J. Asyc19 1871 Broadway. New York. John Hook
Ing STATE Etfeft Boston. Geo. a. EDDY 0sdcnsburKh
H.. CreTo In. Cspe Vincent John 3. CfaW1nEd, o.
weEo. Pelttn 4 Breed, C3ege1a1d. Walker & Hayes,
kse- Taylor, Msl7zy 4 Co. Racine.
cLARY & HOWE, Agents,
Foot Of Horth Lassl1e st., Chicago.
papI2 fm1
, 1862-04-28

nR. FRANKLIN CHAVETTsS
- UTERINE CORDIAL IB WARRANTED TO cCRx
IL FoEN6 OF ETEElH8 pIszAsE, or the MONEY! Will
be EETtS:Ep Es-iEa ctoIF references car be st
his office, LIZ Eest Van Bufen street Consultation
Tree 2. Q. Box SIS Dr. c. has p1act.ccd medicine fer
q yesrs. fnur oE u !.ich slre 1een In .h!s ely,
fEl6sX+Su
, 1862-04-28

For the cheapest ana best liair
Jewe!zY. E1ek> Rrsfds Curis. Fzzsetx e.c, go to s.
paSWAIDT. 1oe Lake street and eIsn:as those won-
ss;tfchl fso1s tss raasa ysa a!;ustsd 70 he heaa
H!E Hair jewe1:y coats!ns alwsys the ae~est Paz:f
styies. AL articles #M Elve eltro setistscEo2
, 1862-04-28
CTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK

'Hu1IAMs, Hoopnx1nsE & GEAaT, Comps 3oia
stSpz7fw
, 1862-04-28

LADIES' LIST.
a
Anderson Ellen mrs Armstrong Helen mra
Ailcson Janc mrs avery S 5I mrs
afnfs ) a miss .AtTcod Kate mrs
Ayia ii Ade11ne L mise Avery Charlotte lni:s
, 1862-04-28

HICAGO AND MILWAUKEE

Eon HLwArHz, LIZ Crosse ST. PAUL osKxosz.
BERLIN. ASD INTERMEDIATE PoT5T8.
~ ts1a WI lssss n. Depot of Vest Kinzse
~ Sana! s:Iee:a ls9Elaya eIrapteG1 ~ follows:
u15 l. Il and 4:15 z, M '44'N 0@ LIZA "AAAee -
l52 ?. II. 1-o'Aes "s as--' - n A1-'s
HAUKE6AY ACssoxxonArroy r,Ssrarrr cn1c.z,
1t 5;l5 /. Ill., End arrives ct Ehtcs "a at $50 s N
mh5 T. C. BALD Yin, EuptSrtEndent
, 1862-04-28
GEEK AND YE SHALL FIND

~ NoEr knowledge thin you oYez did bsfors fnr tho
ams ecgf 1hss n9ssEssed ciscn.sF E1ylag 1sENilaEs
hessn d be9ore Also smother Rce nav Frnach eastt
r!e~ tfeE ever saw. Asa how 70 onta1n the othsS
aa e eexsloRs yith return to 0sss s 1..ae
, 1862-04-28

Economy, Fidelity and Despatch.
ne heFe iss;ltttes for making collections unsqualsa
Ne rave an Ensb 5ged Coz p!Iasoa 81 ii lbs Unted
E.ates Statutes Ihesa subjects together with all Ee
u e. asa @ as 4 e @ T. cS
had ffkeen yta15 experience IN the busuesz End will
9otoB sse IS eS teE as
sure SUCCESS. ard also enable Us 70 sse retuIns 70
our c:ienrs 4xAEp1ATELY. Ne employ 70 onlaide -
s5d An coiissuE eIzias I'll E,sSi on own hr, haac6
oM csen8 have to pay but
ONE FEE,
And that reasonable one 6pccs1 attention .Etli be
given BIZ to cln.us heretofore usauoEea at Wash
tnson a:so to Claims On ConMlssary and }uarteras
died or killed in the ss-yiec.
TO EEG1XEaTs:-We ere ncE ready to negotiate
.ection Of he entire amount OF tae.r Bonntiea which
VIII be due at the close OF the The benefit cf
snpss,oa nSw l. aa b 70 o1E g he cs
ii !hea oe fled II syfdsnee, k!snS te59s aosa:
81 a fes q
they fall Victims to the casnRIes Of var mar write
ad eFdh II a c i Saaat!
back pay then should they die or be kled IN the ser
M se3s d?S soEa T Re es
ise,sd At lie cie@s q tha va na reEss.E 70 hn
AZ 5Sg5 9Sa t2 Vs5 w. s3aas i Eo3 D
rengements made with elaiui agents IN the eenatry T
MEEisa to enlgioy one a=en. In essT county 10 ~
TO uur agents re viii send Lists o. Filled. woun'Ied
and deceased Eoadis75 from she.r vicinity and Will keel
them aassed q AZ new sws and dse5l9ns {elst:ns
Rs GooE ea;'ssG &C. caesso FL
ofcs q Lake street corner Dearborn rcoms L. s Is
H Post Of1cc BOZ SE5 rh1ans216w
, 1862-04-28
Rouse FURNISHING.
Rouse :Turnisti1tg.
GREAT CARPET HALL
O F
u0lliSter & Wilkins.
I35 i I37 LAKE. STREET :. 1875 1877
[uPSTl1Rs1
The Best Goods at Low Prices.


Hve hand SID oe- for sale Of their lcnpoFta-
Ien and Of the best domestic man1sactufc4 the
anG reEt assortment in The Eo1tawess OF Mc1a;llon
INC Ingram. E1ts Ftne tnEfan. Cotton ani Wool [a-
grain. WOOL l,utch. S.o1ch HemDs Felt Venetian Ia
AZ of1he gseSt gslssE GO pris!nE TIE larEsss esst
Chicago. and which rbeT offer at tic oweet possible
, 1862-04-28

With ihe words 'AEx1c4S MTtTASE L1$lNEST" Ii 4
CIRCLE surrounding burning volcano, DC, and N. 8.
ExTres blown IN the h11-lc.
These Eas lcen oEesed for tale hy one JOAN Park
cuted on common stone p!ats, with he words "a e.
BsER c. II tie TOP q the circle, the word ''Me-
can under1esth email a1d okscure1 by NE .1noEe OF
the volcano ead The p-cp.ietors name, D, e BatneA
omitted ffoln The bottle
criminal offence and the undersigned viii strictly IN
force tF TEfts clg sid c!.:E1sl.x I3to 1tat:e7 Ii
-1eIt VII: be thankfully received T. SBAENYS,
Iuh24 Ess.5 lrnXwAF1tH No Gl B;ug5yay, II, +,