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, 1862-12-14
Chicago Gribnue.
4MfrAE4l RQXEN.

What s1sal! he done 2sii:s,,. Chicago Nrcre
IS the one undecided question whitn ,1carer
zaan any other, touches the health md
Comfort Of cur citizens 4od the wholesome
Reputation Of the CRY. 1tapreals 10 every
fnaa, wcmnu and child within the bo,rla-
sies Of the municipality, in the air NC
breathe, in the water We drink, in usc sense
OF tAste and the sense Of smell, and Is soon
Is the spring rains ret in and from Tint
Zinc onward until the frost ices eve. The
mixture, 'Stlick md slab" within The risey
banks. ii viii appeal 50 loudly TO these and
every other seasc, thas th. regret will be
n general as 1,aavailiug that the question
WAS no. ANSWERED in 1ine.
Why mot, then. 10 something at onces
II is useless to wait Until the enlargement
OF the CsEal affords relief Admit that the
enlargement Is among the probabilities,
mud thre,. years st least Will clapsc befo.ei it
Gan te Of any arziL Meanwhile. can men
sFs,o value their health Q. sacl- property
ailosd 10 wait the c1.anEe which that meas
ure will nii<srds We Know that the causes
now at work, aaa aacyer more sc,iyely than
to-day, in spite Of thc Common Council.
arc those which produced the disgusting
fesr3:s Of last year. md that = rep-
etition cf these effects, with exas-
EtEations propc7sioncd 10 the In
erased activity If tue delctccious ap..,,-
cieh. will be tho certain consequence
the .satcr from the hydraulic werks viii BE-
a1nlcarab1c, tia: The general hea1th will Dc
cline. inst the river viii become great cess
,1os9 i.apreGsasting TIE air for miles around
Nisl its rauseous e.hala1ions, and that
7shenyer tie name Of Chicago gnes, some
story concerning 1hs Easiness Of its river
will gowith It.
1t is the opinion ct engineers compe;eu,
10 decide, 'ha> the julicisus expenditure OF
Il ssssa not exceediag twenty thousand dol
lars 7tia almost If 90: entirely 1emovc the
evil ii which everybody Will complain.
1Eey say that u.elayiag Of a 1nain from the
s:oush Branch, rs low down IS Coumcyre
Et:ees, to TIE lake, ut the eas1 end Of which
s'l:s'l bc pump of only aodc1nte capacity,
worked s!y windmill, viii insure surrlr
cf lake wafer }arge enough to c.usc aa al
most constant current between the west end
Of tie ma!n and rivers mouth; and TINT
& similar method would also keen the North
Branch clear We do not doub, it. The
cost, compared with the results to be &c,
cnni's;shcd- would BE- insignificant; and if
, 1862-12-14
The. FIXTURE Of f-a4s Tennessee
trrorl ID. :,aehyilic CrIon. aa

These splendid plantations, whose arcs. Is
vast. who-e fertility Is unsurpassed. and
w3'ase climate Is delightful, will not bc allow
cd to lie idle. An army Of hardy. en,rrI,ria-
Ing Immigrants fro1. thu EArtha 1t viii sn,u
lNur In 10 ill the rlsrt< left vacant by the
elase=; alid, ln Place ii llalf sayagt, wool.y-
headet', eo:l-tlaek, ragged Afriu.us, ~ uncd-
ucascd rs the ,uul.s they drive, there will he,
q :n'tit'tnde ef industrious, thinking, we'll
clnu. educated, newspaper -rca.ipc, chuscl,
a1:i tthool,gons white far1ness, aL!.. aud vii
ling TO ecrrc the Slate in peace aid in war.
The s}chansc will not bt Il bad uu.; it will
sut,u GoGbic ctlF wealth.
, 1862-12-14

81. r,,;,,~a. r., ,a..-.:c....| e ~. ~ ~
e,,.r,,,~,,.. ,.on.;,s,a1 s-a1'~ -. "1us ,'.'s'
~ -" .""" - "'' e'e
""'e4e's u ,"c nc" l.s Immense
, s1.- "o..o'' '''1.,'41tu -, Aet:'i'as ia'tl''es
~ 49, - - "1' ~. ns4.n'.s.'7 ~. sno oaSl,
80 % se:. ~ '..s4 ~ ~ ..'nu'.: "
~. ea - 'a1' -4a41
rc..,,,u~ a.,.n,,a,, a,;u;.>. y: 1T ~. -
r;.o E.;o -s;,,,a.- 49, .,,s..,,a.- $50 es'.-,.
and tho v,st f.ci,;:;es u h.s afs,-saS ~
, 1862-12-14

Tie ssran.sah R<3ha;iean saya the people Of
Charleston have pulled up their ,ead pipes
and contributed 6o,0a0 pounds uf lcsa to ths
government. and 1hat the rebel government
will Issue receipts 70. all lead pipes and other
tix:usez, and bl::ds itself IL replace them III
TIC eud Of the Ear
, 1862-12-14
KtsikArY:N.awx.:.

Seventeen 1,1snns, xso,nr s,s ,,.~,
into ihc full 1snk Of EsfgadieE- General nna
twenty lou. etheiss are In The lac Of promo
ton. icing ruw in command of hrigades, as
fellows:
RrG't. Go!ontl.
.Anf AeEses: cE:t'stn Of nodEc7 DIVISION,
virginia ' ''e''' 49, 'e''' =
u John II My.hao. brigade Il: Helena. Arf.
10 snu Trnn. a. - "'e'' commanding ''ss s'~ae&-
10 Jo+eph Il seo;,. brigade Of Drmont's divi-
~, e;1n: eSs.,o. r. y.-s,, =. .,,...,.
% flames 4 Aalligau, brigade zs New Creek,
NJ 1ofn M 41,orn,. h.3-a,c a, 1,o... a,x,.,o,
. !: <. Jol,r.on, bEiss1!e of MeKran'- division.
:, Eae ases 4 FSFt EFT hs.sacs n LIZ T.ckton; Tenn
o. Nicholas Gfeusel, brigade Of saesidanss disi.
=. flon: fl, ,.,.,, ,4.,..,..,,.,,
II t;,-o II. Robt:1r, Brigade Of rzimr1 division
= as!olph EnT'cAsn. t,rirsde Of Ross a.v:son
ss IloIaas IL. Sssary' Lr;-s.,c .: Dafee,r iii.
-x t,cn,
& sSiss D. 1s;d~in' hrirair Of i,o,.es ir3s,o
q +. Sidney Post, b1zgsdr ai JET {. Davis ti1I.
f, Isrob Err ,r,o,d.. of 1o,.n.. a;v,s,o,,
IS I:u.*.1t s. Mpo1c, af Sheridan = division.
r'nn4 '" otHe' '''s@oe u neefoh = oa''-
:o4 a. D. Moosc. brigzde o: Da1ont's division.
.Penor,ed 10 ns,e been orouo,ea.
t,or M,rsh.s 1,rir.dc i.-.hc ta,c. yoe f.oro,,,
Jolu a. I,ocan's division f3d4 uf 11nrlhnt,a
cu,ps. and IL ccuuc;ed Of tho t,1,nw;nc M,
npis regiments: 10th. 50,h. 31st s1s,, inn
and 124tl,, The Instances arc rarc. csnsci,,,r
in the West wherein 90 ,p.,,y rc.rir,e,,ts of
Stale a.c brisadcd together,
The S4th ul;so{e. Col. Louis II. Waters. 1en
Quincy, se,,tembeT Esd. witt, et1 men II I.
now aear Nashville, md h.s but GIL. The
, 1862-12-14

The 4neer nontleScsipt w1aich was coHmen-
ccd last summer in th: nay,y yael, ant! :.ft in
State quo ever sinec, il to be finished pt oEc.,
and aauncise1. Yesterday the employees and
few privileged rs4itors were thrown lnto
excitement by thu Appearance in the yard of:,
weapon ns singular ~ the m.nde=cript ;tseiE
1t i gun Vi: strany5e.s aspect imaginable,
and eeesne capable If di.clarging sixty pounds
OF SHOT. 1t l. saade ot hEaas, OF composition,
aSd its s'rcech a..a muzzle rrst On :, frame OF
Estl.e'sl cf the sane Ina'e:ia1 of tlc gun
firing cannon attached to it. ana this 6l:yu-
!aE arm i 70 t.. the battery Of the 'WAas il
i :" which I. TO be launched iu f.:Y tlays.
The :. What il it = Is a hug. bc7. nearly If.
teen feet hlSh aud twclve feet wide, or there
a!oEts. II Is cnulkctl 81, as to be ai.noss mir
light. and has an internal diameter Of uLout
Twenty four feet, and looks very Ike . turryl
tns.si.. The gun will be within, and although.
In t1Fing ill protrutle through The rort-ho!e,
porch or rortic1 covers its lnuzzlc- That Is
a'l thar can he known Of the "Waat is it
wlsrh ma; l.a submarine bcttcry, with au
air gun, or Dt!sro Internal machine, 1u. Ill
the Outside public know.--!t. I. usrai1.
, 1862-12-14

~ Rcv. Samuel Osgood, D. D., one Of the
oldest aud zaost respected clc7syrea III Mas.
sachusetss, died at Ills residence IL Spring
faeld, on Monday evening LIST, in .t- 18th year
Of hts =gc. lie sFas Installed pastor Of the
FIRST Congregational Church Of Springfield.
IN tic 2oih Of January, 1859, tf1y three years
ago, and continued in that relation IN to the
hour OF his death, although tie retired from
the nose active duties Of Lis position iu 1851
, 1862-12-14

TIE CS1TKD STATES UEAASD Ep1cs,-A
liate Il being engraved By the Treasury DE-
rortnent, the first If the New issue uf notes
to Hplaec the New York currency by hy!tcr
oneS, and sEca a will mt br easily counter
feitef. 1t r. e !Jisc s;mi3ic Of the painting in
the sotunla OF ;hc CalItul Of the Landing Of
the Pilgrims Each note will haye one Of
these pictusss upon It, engraved In the most
elaborate style. =: =
, 1862-12-14

a NV P1AhE II IoCRSAIasH.-Thc a..
bany Standard announces that on m afp,r To-
d.y- II Will he printed ON common Cssa!il1
papcT. and sold at one cent a rc-r
, 1862-12-14

BIC Ior tE CNcSTEhrx1r CONFEDERATE
MnNEr.-Snise four or i've months agn.
r::Eage tas1lc to tllc express office in this city,
diseet.a u MR. Ma>o1;- It was nc7er called
f',r. ant. ha= been kicked and euffed around ;hc
.:t'lce evr. since Yesterday, the agent, Nr.
fign'5n, opened the Package, vixen it IVES
found 10 contain 7:50.I00 III cnunteffci. Com
ftderate notes. Ttlr notes arr said to ba su-
l'eti"r in c$ceu:i"n 10 the genuine notc., and
III tLis country they are ;aex.rly AZ .:4,antle,
HID 'iyy {hkNtr.7frr
, 1862-12-14

E Aal. Gen. John A. McClcrnanu vas
married to Miss Minerva Dunlap Of Jackson
vile. slftcr uf his fur1ucr wife, \ few days
EIncG
, 1862-12-14

BTESF,s6 CoRS.-Ec aFu informed that
s".ne VI The e:eaIa mills al atlanta, are nnw
ns'nE corn for fuel In r':ce IF coal or wood
that article being cheaper tLan either. aa,f
more easily obtainei. II sce1ns to u ai1uost
Us l'kc 2 waste at the blessings Of proyidcure,
hut It'll IL com can be raised mud sold for
fuel cheaper than anything else, why l.nru it.
II will eur"iy create sn Intense ilcat.--Bl,yn.,
isay:o4. iuntIGrrpt
, 1862-12-14

SoRGNCM--We have received from Mr,
1ssac CEisnan Of Sycamore, In thi= State, 4.
bottle Of sorghum 1no'assch whieh wc pro.
uouucc \ d:st-class article. Tim suckers II
around our office "cleancd ont" the bottle
in the tuinkllrg Of am-shell. md they
bear evidence to The truth Of our statement.
, 1862-12-14

T. Captain Chapman, Assistant Quarter
maeter a. St. Louis, calls for proposals for
100. 90 huAAels Of oats. The bids arc open
until Il o o'clotk on ThursdaJ next,
, 1862-12-14

SToSEWAl1, JACKSON not PoE-.-Sione-
wall Jackson las written 4 letter to Dir. Epps.
editor cf The Rockbritige, Va, 41bum, deny
Ing tho authorship If the lines which haye
been circulating through the psess, entitled
my Wite and Child aud attributed to his
pcn. Tlc authoE is Hon. John t. jackson uf
-alnbana. Stunc*all says he likes to read
good poetry, but never attempted any him.
4tlf
, 1862-12-14

r. Ths Richmond {vst} i.1amiur, in .
savage article against England zua France. for
not interfering III favor Of The South, says-in
Language AMI touc alike significant:
j.. As for fhcse governments which stand :1oof
fr9:a !1s in our hcIt If trial. after l,a-ir1r by
ti!. # lnsfigues brought about tlse present stats
q things. E.: irAye st.ln to reap The traits
hereafter nf their sinister and iaiiun,an coun
.tl-- # We succeed, 1hcy can expect no e,,.f:iai
E.'"rs nj onE }lantt-; II "c fail. n. shall fsil
with honor, but our fail Will es.unti the death
knest of Their o*n ;'t:,ter upon this corti:cnt,
an! rcshal ! their stshisity 1t home.
, 1862-12-14

The ChaTlesioun {atass.) -i<i,~r!ises'
:faies TIM; LETTER received III thai ciss from
~ nflltcr oE board the gunbeat Dawn, dated
Vernon RiTc:, Ga. s1y= that Of two lots Of
shells !eeclTed by them from the ganboaL
Massachusetts. not onr Of ttc1n would cx-
piede. sos.se person Aa7inE 1,ut :. vet 1mtch
between the powder. These shells 4fefe ali
shipped from the Rrooklyn {S. +. J navy yard.
, 1862-12-14

" Jamca II. Srcnccr. E&q.. nj Michigan,
Was admitted to the bar of the Supreme Court
On Tucsday lust.
, 1862-12-14

!. 1he ga:lsat Brig, Gen. t;eo l.. Hart4utr
h.a bscs' promotes. 70 3 st.Ior Geucra,sE,ip.
No 'nsn in the Federal arm r has don't. harder
:,ld mere successful fighting tEaa4 Cen. Hart.
sutf. nc was very severely wounded Al ..e>
battle Of Anlctan, and lI.s yet scarcely sceo7-
crrd. ne belic,e be is yet at his home In
Michigan. Gen. HartsutF lat that time Lieu
tcpan.) will be rcco1lectcd as oac If the su.-
vi7ors Ct The Lady Elgin disaster.
, 1862-12-14
MnN TuET i.IK II.

Tic Emancipation Proclamation Il the
Sfeat.st blow they hare yet recrivtL tlrst
s'.nft ~ It sn this way: Lieut.. Bell, OF the
lE:h GtoFEta Battalion cs1no to INC QUO morn
, 1862-12-14

U Lieutenant Phillip Morris, md privatcs
John 0. Murray and Albert Overall, who
were engaged IN the recent musae: Of Dr.. J.
81. Whiuock. at Fon Stanton, New Mexico,
hare bcen dishono.ally dismissed from tue
service. They have also 7'een bonnd oyer by
the cirD tribunal 10 take their trial for
ynrrs.r
, 1862-12-14

n The Seer tarr Of tlf Interior gives the
rS.stnt population Of 1vazh!Egroyato one hun
lsct: thousand. This Is ap is,tr.asr Of about
fnttr thetlsat1d since the tpriue in which tic
Ee'telliun broke ont. The city does 1norut than
twice The business It did then, mud fortunes
arc made there in a winter COW, wh!ch n few
years ago il would have :.hcn years to :.ccu-
1nplhte
, 1862-12-14

TIE ForE BClLb1SG his own Tuxe-A
Aau'4'' correspondent Of the Courier <,rs
Pin: II has ordered to be erected f,r himself
III the church Of Sta. Maria alulnrc uf Rome.
has commenced. Ii is ta tr in the SAME styIe
u that Of Plus VIII. iu ST. Peters. Thirty
Thousand crow's hart been assigned for lis
construction: but there is 5caso;l tu believe
it will t1st much more.
, 1862-12-14
PUNISHMENT.

a number Of men snas1e their escape from
5'acon- a few gut to our lines, but by far the
ala5ur HJlaElitr deemed these attempted ~.
caIEs worthy Of punishment. This il how It
raF inflicted: The victim was forced to liz On
bis stomach! or hack. M best suited the OFFICER
q tlr' guard His nsns were then stretched
uot and hisl legs forced spart crotchstl
ttaheh We're then driven over tile neck. rrssts
end ankles, and the poor fellow lei IL. far
tntin two to eight hours. I knew oDr man
Hlu rctciFcd this punishment eae,, alternate
Two E"uts for seven consecutive l.ys. James
DuIh:nl. coxsralu belonging to tho United
States E',nh'at Sumter, fIr frfustng to Ito
.!nwl, until informed WHY h.: WAS 10 BE- pnn-
islct, wns knncked down By i blow in the
terd from M axe. There is civilization for
, 1862-12-14

Among the pfisoucrs WIS an old Frcnch,na,.
~ tho na'nc Of Haillarti. a crxy sl.an, 1,:t
lulct and lnotftnei4e. Orders were given to
tf1c guard to shoot ali 81 Ynnks'' who an
preached to within forty raccs If their beats.
nc!inS the evening Of the day on WHICH the
Major nnnonnee.l his change Of clothes, Mail
hack and forth along Il path running ftnln liz
quarters, across the guard line, to 4 spring
where We obtained water. Hc was alone, mud
apparently IN deep thought. Whca he l,Mt
approached 10 within about sixty PAGES Of the
b'at, The kentinel, without word Of warning.
Fa,sfd hiH inttskct and deliberately figrl, tile
hull cutting across tho abdomen. making one
nf tile most horrible vouu.ls ever saw. The
wounded i1an lirrd aboEt shl-1y hours, and
d'cd in great agony. The ee,ltinel received
1Fs dollars for his services, nnd wat forthwith
appointed sergeant, a like fcwssd was of.
iered for sreIy . fank' shot. I knor this, for
HI!lse at tle Ma}ors tent SAW md read the
order offering It, as also MI order for joys To-
Track ali escaped Lieutenant,
, 1862-12-14

sren IN. sf; M,1hedist ;nisas5 nt 1RyIanasr, ha1
manhood or rclIgion' might .as "a u.
with Enccces, DR. Duke, rnlltsc3ps "
FROM Eastern Tennessee, and nysc!i, :.ass esssss
upon him III behalf Of .hc hoap!:al ana@ a@tsa s.e-
suffering inmates. We statct It's condition.
and asked surgical sid and sncdiclpes. R,th
we're tefutt'd our every petition WIS lcnied.
At last VIC confined cur frttueat to = broom.
aud Appealed in behalf of suffering humanity.
nui to the military isylanaer. bnt tho Chris.
tim minister. 2'iIc Major Strengthened HIN
eslf up, and answered, "t;cnti::ncn, i,nvc
thrown oG tic curb of righteousness, AM!
wase Of the hand, and We were dismissed,
, 1862-12-14

NJ. L. Dunlap followed will an essay Oh the
allow .nhject- He recommended these belts
On the southwest aet northwest, hat none on
tho cnst.
A. there are some new fy,.uyes. or spmt.
not well understood, in this essay, We nav ut
some fntnEe tftae give 1t entire, aud ;ass over
further uotirc nf 1t ut this time. Its dor
;riHes were fully approved b. lLc Society Is
urthplcx,
, 1862-04-29

Raro Rubber Uruas.
SEELEY'S HARD RUBBER
TRUSS. =

MAnuKAc1uRD EaDxs R18aa d &GpopYAkR'BP1xst
Tfts TuB y having sucoe@ IN curing HefnIt Or
4nptQ1e 1efose unknown tn the history OF T1uasea.
Unuke AL othels used In the following respect4
H r VII EHxM W sgM Che sprsng being e5stad VIII
pestpl1sdon hGm the body, 6oR BExAK, cHAFE, aAIL
o1 B11s1xK.: VILE NoT aLIF OF huV1 fFKoaf f1A1k
1{LIa5 11: md e a1w1}s CIxA5 ASD As GOOD As HxE
and surrounding country, within the past tWo Years
s9d have never fa1ed g give easlaacon In III caees
of the Wn1st form References can be given cf cAseH
CURED In this city OF thirty years standing which are
vel Known 20 saue of the most eminent 8nrKeonB IN
II only reliable Truss d for use Dr. sestey having
att1nE Of fTfussea viii guarantee tits Instrument In
eTefT respect 70 Be e repreeented as the tame TEu
ag5e ~, 81 e, dsll{ reeegtnE oEds1s toz tha
ASSURE the pubic that il d rspidiy Fupesced1E I'll
other 1rassss IN use Persons sfshipg ts Instrument
Esn be lifted BY sending aEe In tnc6s around hfp4 IN
leu q RsPsaro e DE. ~ sEELEY. 20 south Clark
street Chlc3Eo IL Sole Proprietor snd Manufacturer
on reeetpt Of stamp. P. Q. Boz Ed. aa72'a:N7sIT:
, 1862-04-29
u ( Al
Maater IN Chancety Of Cook County.
CH7cAan, April g, 1862 an2fp7is.td


MASTERS SALE.-State of ILL
Gannts-1n CbancerJ-- J.mes & Reea ". DaaiaI I.
Csasslsnd and John Haines. -
Pnb1c nostce fs hereby given thst l. l. G. Paine
FTeer, Master in ChaaceEy Of Cook County, E.ate Of
i:lnolA VII N pursuance wtIh the mandate in De-
cree entered n the abye entitled causa On the 7h daT
e March. 1s seIi at public auctinn 1or cssh Is
We h1rctst bldder. ut the north door Of the Cont
Eonnt5; on SATrRpAI, the tenth cay OF May 4. D
l6 at ten o'Gock IN The forenoon Of ssd day, III Of
eanse; % tSElsEI,ot thtTss:nloe Gs', q Pms Groze
a in ~ nre n SD s1 81 eeysn 6 M sgsst g s9s ~
soa Of 1*sSs1 e fo tEensyous Sl m al.o ot Lot htsy
Crow, al aitnase in section twentyone 60
In nToW1ship forty Hsl North OF Eauge fourteen 143
mnsh @ and tnch p9rton t9s1sof = s! be 70
upou the Mortkage described in 1aid Bl Of Complaiat
pItncpal ead interest," With the css es ana expcaseb
OF katu sa!t. L. c. PAINE FRE ER
f,,,,x .,o Msstesl VI; e e ChaaeesT q Cook Comfy
, 1862-04-29
More &eRmen from Boston,

Two hundred and sixty seamen for the
western gunboat service arrived at Cairo
tom o9a ta4;t tBes;ttqn Pa op f Saturday morning Tic
msoif7 Sfai hea 1S1 ed 70 ti%s Ths
strychnine whisky on their arrival in Cairo.
and afterwards engaged in a general muss. sev-
eral we're pretty thoroughly: cleaned out.
while one or two died during the night from
the effects Of an overdose OF the poisonous
Cairo rotgpt. Lieut.; PHchett, q. S. n, COM
boys On bpard, Ehen they ar6now idoubtless
in irons, repenting their sins.
, 1862-04-29

lash ADVANCES MADE BY
~ n. E. FAIRBANK No Board OF Trade Build
tnss, Oh GkAIH, F1oUE, PRov1s1oSs and HlaHWNxa
For DAVID noWs & CO., Hew FORK.
Ihe property eau be held here In store until tn a
Chicago. Feb. 1xt, 1H2 faTkIn3m
, 1862-04-29

M MASTER'S SALE State of Iili.
~ nos, Cook County IS, Circuit Court Of Cook
sna ss5ma' GaaESf SS;i sspsn Ch5sys Henry Wells
r pGn1c notice is hereby Eiyen that l. 1. G. Paine
hhsIef ~ tERncery Of Conk Coanty. State Of
entered IN The above enttt1e1 cause sell At public aus
uon 1oE cssh to the highest bidder 1t the door u
or5sS oh1saSo q r. tas ss dsy Of Msy ~ e
descEibtd nsrcets Of land s,saate tho County II
SpoE md State o1 Illinois, to-wtt:-The soutnwess
!s in Township fa5}, noFtn q Kan9e har:
tetn EAST Of the Third P1nc!pa Meridian eonta!1Ing
pGfthsast 5,r Section @ Town
Of The Third PRINCIPAL Meridian Also the nosihEesf
esa5ss s4 @ q q 1hs toStaEsst qaaEter Of Section tge
east OF the Third Principal MERIDIAN Of %
naea @ and sGsh portion thsrso! my be necessary -
panant With she cos Of said suit and the costs fe.s
ENG e1pensee OF sa1d ea1s+ l. c. FAME FREER,
Chicago, April 80, 1852 anain7tT Il
, 1862-04-29

ThebesE A11e Gzeesetn US. II Ranroa8 ana skaat;
Also IT III kinds d: Kash1ue1y;
Pus Up h nasra1A Kegs md csux sutaoIe if :
Dtpok - Wells tttTeok- opp1afe the Rtix1x :HnrsE
IITREsD &CO~ Conn ltstoa Me1chsa1s bxnnuAa
1pfepza1 1M4 ,ofsoe Hs.4 over Boxfu q &TTedt:@
, 1862-04-29

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY
~ OF EooK. s. Superior Court OF Chicago, June
Term n62 T1thit King. wilson c. Da1s, Heman
A1ognbn1E = tIa4n Rogers, Thouaa<R. King. Ho1aea
: .NafTen+ Valentine b, Marshall and Ebjzh Bar-I1
ChanceIy.
Affidavit ha7tnk been made thatneither Wilson C.,
DkF1a, Heman hngshu1T and Valentine b, Ms5zhRll,
thfes Ct the defendanls Aho7e naed be fonnu up
On dRe inquiry. % that pfoce2 can be served upon
then and sid sa.d.ylt havng bsea Med a the o!ce
AheIehy E1ywea w t. e sne sid wilson. 6, DaIlA Hemaa
plAlnsnt He'd his bH of complAins in sad Cov,f on
ths chancssg side taereok the 3s<n day Of March
s6 and uft summons thereupcn tsaaed out Of said
G.uIt .zsinI safd aese1dantA Tetutnabe On tho lst
now: tniees Ypu, the said W5iscn G. Dsyis; Heraaa
KtnEFpuyk knd Valentine g. Marshall shan personally
co2a GeansF On ne trn day q TIE tsrm theFae1 q
dsZ Of Jane 1861 and piead ansvs. Or demar to the
tatd COZ raipzos bill Of complaint the sae and the
matters Gud things therein Ch1red md stated, viii he
taseR as confessed and decree entered against Yoa
THos B. c ARrKR, CLERK.
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AJAX LUMBER. AND, TIMBER.
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MI ASTER'S SALE.-Statc Of ILL
4H1 no!h Cook County. IS. Circuit Court OF Cook
County1ln ChaaeeIy: Stephen Ch11ds Is Samuel <
cfnsn1e Of Mort 7nxe ~
Public notice IS hereby given that L. C. Paine
ll!ncM E!i In obedience 70 the mandsEe ID degrees
entered In the aboye entitled cause s- public sue
Ell e ie Cent aoTse IA r. @ q
ten orlcck IN thc forenoon Of said dsr al the folio r.
E Described parcels Of nd sItuate II the county cf
Cook Aforesaid to VT: an undivided tvothrds Of the
east hslf Of the northwest quarter of seon tnirty
touF (S. n township tnrtydTe ES}, north Of 1auge
tatn.oE eighty $50 AcTes; Al.oa undivided tWothrds
OF enc equal nnoiTiced hall oI the wes. half OF the
th5t5tour t f} north ef range fourteen o. east Of
be the same more or less 81 much and such 3rton
% may he necessary to make the money due to the
complainant principal Rld interest," with Tia cossa
fess snd expenses OF esld sale.
L. c. PAINE FHKBR
CH7cAun, April e 1862 anatn;istI
, 1862-04-29

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Grain and Flour to Buffalo,
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, 1862-04-29

ing his parole. 9he-enpon tho captured Gen
made himself remarkably atfable for Prise.
nor
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-08-08
From tho Valley.

A letter received at the office of the
Richmond Dispatch, dated Mt Jackson,
July 2Sth, states that tho stages are now
running between Stanton and Wood
stock, and that the Yankees have all left
tho Valley, with the exception of few
at Winchester The writer says that af-
Ter Fromonts defeat at Port Republic, a
moro abiect set was never witnessed than
that composing the Yankee army; Off
GERS sent in their designations, soldiers de-
serted in squads, and dissatisfaction pre-
vailed generally. Ihe.crops ofwhest and
oats arc represented to be tho finest ever
grown in the Valley, with abundance of
grass, and good prospect for a crop Of
corn. Stock Of every description was
pretty otfectually destroyed by tho Van.
KEGS In tho town Of Mt. Jackson alone
they killed forty.one mich cows, in one
instance they killed a COW and cut her
tongue out and loft her otherwise un.
touched.
Ono company Of Gen Robertson S cav.
airy made a dash at the euomy uear Win.
chester on the 23d, routing them and
capturing nineteen prisoners, three load
ed wagons, and forty horses Every day
some prisoners are brought through Mt.
Jackson
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-08-08
Tho Yankee Fleet in James River.

The Petersburg Erbrcss Of yesterday,
says that tho burning of the Federal
transport (which was noticed in tho IN
7drcr of yesterday) in front Of McClcl.
lan's camp by halfdoaon of the Prince
George Cavalry, on Saturday morning
last, has caused moro w0tchfune55 and
oircumspcction among tho Federal craft.
On Sunday and yesterday, all the vessels
lay as close into the Berkeley shore as il
was possible to get them, and such Of the
cncny's gunboats as arc visible, occupy
positions protecting tho unarmed craft.
They arc docking tho stable door after
tho horse is gone.