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OFFICE FOR INVENTORS.


WAR CLAIM OFFICE OF
~ GI1rzS1:R 4 COHEN, washington. y. c.
Post Office Box Iii. HEFEREScEs:-IIon. L. Trum
hull u $. sente ILL., uun. j. ". Grimes, S. Senate.
Iowa: Hon +. 2. Wasllbufne. II. c. Ill; Hon Owen
snrr; +. H. Watson. ESQ.,, As't Sect. Of War; Geo.
Harrington Esq- ART Sec Of Treasury: ! 4 Jones,
Eco u. S Marshal Chicago. 1880 tl97 3al
, 1862-09-24
ltgal Rotifea.
II TCTICE.-DIa.te,'s Sale of the
WEST END OF THE
Peoria and 0quawka Railroad.

nnS kse T. ass1s & !se &c t vss sat at e. y
IL ! 2at a Ss i Ssa
tlc chsnfo ,E. fnrlt stsn r" 2anGT n.G.oai Se.a;
Gtvte. .JaEes Kno1. Gasries n: wa;k-1. Chs1Ies $.
En'k; Harvey L!Ensn.r To5tas nEadleY. and ivory
+ s's;:a:s *: Slai,ss sse ssap! sisests "a
se cfa;e fi1,e sss 9f!3sy fa5o
G1EFE fvoy 9alsh Mafvsy IsssSef chss s.
Claik *nd Charles II. 4lser, afe Cross deisa MS
N d S a oe
",rss VIZ ~ = En5'c auc''on: :, m soata do,r
Il aaa a s:fs III oass sSfsln s It ~
4 i1e 1 On s,t
81 sn bet bidder toF casa ths following d:s :ro:d
s AN ne sa s Gf
t. 1T t & ac nGs sa s
81 u btnnfes r., I sh:,eo; el ea4 pssn eo21sEuete b.
right Of way AZ" !nt ocngsd the -eby. toSsthc- with
b Ea!i mpsny for ,he constFaGtion an,i enipm.ut
sEeaas nd thc eal'd!nss shs ieon. Sri:e: 1,sda:t
c,SeEts tsnsss eas1es ssRde5s @ esrs tos,s aad ma
sSastsa 8 .hs s;,d Gonpaa5: aHl Spo3 q vi
an eont1o and natnsenance ot liz saii s*isfeai cf
ihe ss,d Company west q The Illinois to;sthe. s.h
thercf etd all the rights privileges and ffs7chses
81 Ss as IL: f IS lit II IL c 1G rs sc s E
that portion ut tho Peoria and UQaawka .ilr nd
xh'ch lies west Of tile Illinois Evrr and It is taes-
c;e b. rc5 declared t. b. re 1nten'i'a and lss. to
said mortgage and the # snchEes aod rights attached
ttreto. IL 1sct runncr with tile tesLs Of the ,rtxae
is 5 e; Z ao!s5s: e. y: 4 :.s Ss Il
ID virtue q tad dccTee hs enisiSd = iii: All tfa
ees sse Il Weh W ss oan ~
sandtorn and rthtr C. Clark. their SUCCESSORS
assigns mar have as trustee. for pon4holdcs uaaI.
Railroad Company to said parties. dated August 2l
L. D. 1ac1 ta!a cthtr eeh Of lrust IN conr-
matte tleEeof: dAted tbe 19th day Of March 4 ls5
i've hundred honda Of Thousand dollars ea.h.
bearing interest ut the rate Ct eight per CENT
ssnt aana*;1y mi ncE eut-tan!iHz md x so1goas
tknt It s provided IN said decree hAt the d.f.ad
SIT p-rsens claim ng under them Or CLAIM undAr
suast SueTt to me sai;l deed ot trust BY inds.7t Or
q Ct. otnerHE, upon ti premises contained n
te said snd bis Or thsr heirs Q: personal
under such fudc ut or decree. OF osarlse. AID all
reEtoIs cEinLE uadcE them, bo forever harrn and
to1eroted cf d 1teni all eaaty 9f redemption Al!
p1emises, mi cvery part and parcel the.coF; md
that The turcha.cr cha 1t said sac i'll
that .uy Of ire rastes ii this csus, Who 1ay bs in
ro.. sson OF the raid premise any part Il, Eeo
lily !tsscus Who. Ice the committeeman OF said
of lhcn ce,ves posa .k:oi tsrexf 10 snch 1rcl,
pur fnst nro'}uctou Of te MAste-'. 4. cd 10:
s1St and certificate from the Cf. Ek Of sslt
cGnn-n1c tn t tte same ha3 bean confirmed III Ic
| The rules Of said Court
zox or r Ns;GLT1S .I snssial M,,t:s A,;;:.
for C0MEIalrants
, 1862-09-24

E387 . Z
W LEArITT / WRIGHT. Attorneys ut Law.
All kinds Of Claims promptly collected pc1si 31s
collected and the money rcEtted. Fees 1850. Dli
hddress ~ IEayif1Tds II. & WTiGiiT. Chlcssos III. omee
& CLARK street. ta4 kta1-ly
OFFICE FOR INVENTORS.
~ GIITZNER L COHEN. Washington. D. c.
Post t,tcc 1ox Is. 1eEFExEECEs-1Ion. E. Tfu 0bull
Y. S senate. III Hon. j. " Grimes S. Senate Ia
RE- I'm Mssnae Sn;e1:i MG ~ nen LovflGy
Vsatsnr ESQ., Ast. Src't or War; Gro. Harrington,
ESQ.,, Art Sect Of tho Treasurer; J. L. Jonrs Eaq.
o.. Marshal. Chicago. ty3p-tlG5 sm
, 1862-09-24

/ ofthc TonIea and Fttezseurg Railroad ceqapsny
burg Raii1 osd Conluany. viii be held IN Jacksonville
the thirteenth day Of oetoot1. 1872 tor ne gn5pos
Cor Eoldstton hetx~on the sid Company aud tho
Jacltonyil Z, Alien y lo7is Railroad ComnanE:
Ton for sectors Of tho Consolidated Cou.oaay VIII
Oe held 4, Jacklonytle. thr httesrth daJ of Oo-
ber, 1861 NA q. GhEEN Z. rre;!3caL.
JAe BRED Al. Secretlfy. 9el1uS5f@&oE-I~
, 1862-09-24
TR E
Northern Transportation Co.,

- u - II
korthern Transportation Co,
OF OHIO
I3uepared to t7anspo1s property betveon
eoston, Ill Pofats IN Few England, HeN Feaf
and tho Vest,
With prousrrness care and diIcatch-
.BIt+MESH crrneCfs at OEoenatu.E with rhe
RAalxoea for Boston and all Puiotx In Htt
England;
At Cape Vincent with the
Rallresd and propelnr Ldne between Car
Vincent aid New York,
And At uswego With =
LINE CT 25 FIRST CLAsA CANAL Rckf,
Between Oswego Troy. AihaaY aud New To1k.
Forming DALI LINE from Boston. Few To.l
Toledo and Detroit.
AID R1-WEEKLf LINZ TO
Chicago, EllwEpkee AID Insatme3iats Port
AGENTS:
J. t:7ers, -, Brosd~ay New Yo78. John Rcs.
anK .GfAe e:xeet Bo4t.,u Gtss A Edds, 0.arnsbarf1
Ecrp. Pelton d Breed. CitIr1sud. Walker Il HEyY
Toledo: T. 4 Mathews. Detroit O. !, Hia NtlTt.
Ree- Taylor, Marry & Ca hacine.
GlARY 4 HOWE, Agents
Foot Of Korth Iaxsllu st., Ehtcsgs
fRp.-ut26srI
, 1862-09-24

ReaI ESTATE.

&IO 000 OF REAL ESTATE
VfN!9OVVt to trade for DIT Goods. ReAdy-
Made Clothing. Boots and Shoes Tobacco: Gigass.
Farm NotEaEea 'Wieeon.ln hai1road Fafst Fonda
Bonds ot G'eza Lake podKn snd focd d4 Lac Conn-
to loving p1opersy:< 1ots IN TIE csJ 9. Rochester
the county thrts miles from The City Ok Rocheater
Mne,; 8 acres and u0e MI. from Tho roHn q gilia
covered with oak and maple timber; 70 lots n tbs
City e O+hEcsh. .Winnensgo County, VII, 5tteets
: EIpop Fond du Lac County. Wis AL the above pro
peity is iree from al encumofaEees of everT nAsutd
faxc ali paid
nsuoro propesty III nnd T. tns!r lnt:rss 70 s.! on
Shc Po4t Lfncc, Be ar6. Chicago H.
sris n5as1m G. I. GILBERT.
, 1862-09-24

DRIME BARLEY MALT IL
I WAYB pu kxnd and toe A1s u loVe1t es1& vTiae
2lsa Espstsuf ye41t MAI n RazfeA n
nzd7Eia 0BQ4xa M xf8&n Rgd18sA4
, 1862-09-24
J.. F. Ior, of Ccuns sel, and j. IL WaLEEG, solicit,
for COnEIairant%
Chicago Ecpten beF 18th. 1861, sem n52to.t n

STnTE OF ILLINOIS COUNTY
~ or COOK ss-Cook f,ounty Circuit Court. Octo
Der Term, A. o. i7G2 Thomas ticnn,o1d anf f>1tse
richmond llis wife, rr. Daniel Q. Qa.vcy aad Henry
lin rr1cf0us1r-
our cy and He1ry Hum, that writ .: nit Ieh
mrnt faa1e cut Of the Office ot the Gle Ct Cook C1un
ty CIrtutt Court ta I'd tn 2lst da7 Of Augs:, J. D.
,s6a. st the suit Of the said Thona. Itcstn,ni and
Ullye Ichc1d his wife md .as It the estate OF Tie
the sun cFTwefv. Hundred and Fifty D'llarS directed
the Sh.tfH OF Ccox County, which sat! writ has
been ret1tucfl executed.
Now th-1 cfore. unless pu the said Daniel Quivey
pear The said C:ok County Court on Or
hcldcn at th- court The City the
I'D Monday OF October. 1s6 g'Vetpe. ~ ball nd
entered against sou. and In voz Of the said tn mas
Richmond and s,ive Rfchm,nd. his wife sad - uluc
CT the property attached may sufficient t. s{y
the erd Judgment and costS It'll be 49,! e :le
sane, NN. L.CaGFSH. CLERK.
HCKSHAA L. NAKIIS, Fln-s Atty, sep4utI-4W
, 1862-09-24

WET wEATHKR FAvoRs.
For the - wi1son's Albany Seeding" leavs o.te.1 -
at 30 State street. II. Z. 2kANt.GA.
, 1862-09-24
r. s. FEtkks, Compl'ts solr. aute9A+~
CTATE OF ILLINOIS COUNTY

- Ia y &FE x11ok4~ 0A@. 00o ~
l. or COOK, ss.-c,rca,r Court Of Cook County,
Eenteruber TERM l9s George ". Hoa@nan " George
as.ury Johnao1 aos Juliet H. Johnso3.-ta cnAneery.
AftdaTit or tile non. residence Of George As9uFy
j. Enson ana Juliet II. Johusou d=feudis1ts above
named uari, been aled IN the o1ce Of ths C1erk ct
tsfd Cttcu!t Court II Cook County, Sotcs Is hrrtny
sivta 70 lie sa.d George Aso9Fy johnson anu Ja:let
complaint n taid Court on tae ChaoceTy side thereof
summons sheleupsa Issued ont oi sad Court q aast
septrmbs, ne1t. t:ssa,. . + b5 lay required.
md Juliet johnson shall p.1sonAll. b md a3p*ss
tad CrcCts Court Of EooS County. on tbs nrsa
DAY Of the next ter thereof to be holden It chicago
t. sad County, o. the INST Aosday ct se@pt;m5 @ '
1se2. and plead, anAVeF CeIHuE to me sa1d coa-
rlainantb blu Of complaint the saue and re nsssEa
anc things therein charged and stA1ad viii % taxsn
az coritssea L. and a decree tnterea against Eoa 60
eose1ne: = tne prayer ot " VM p L CHURCH. Clerk.
Ex ncxr f,nmcrta Solr 1uI3tS454w
ESTATE OF ASHLEY GIL
L. BHHr, DEcEssxo-PGnnc notice 4 4 hs.eny I.s
given to ali rsnus h%slS claims hgslnss s.s 11oG 1
nf Asafes Gflhtrs oessAs-, 70 presEns ths sAS io1
tIe CoI Court Of Cook County to he no.d9a q tae
souft He17e. in tts City OF Chicago. on saa <aifd
Monday October D. taS, Aa-,,,.+~.+-+~
.A,c.~. A-~s .Hth 11T anAa t7ss&w
, 1862-09-24

Contributions Of Hospital Stores to
1tse Cf.l<seo Sauttury Comm -.to a
Tor the Week Ending sept. 10, 1862.
LAID & WILLIAMS. Chscaso-s large packing
bpxts.
G. i. & L. I4ArL1S, Chicago-1H packing b ,xcs.
s: D. T11TswokTIt j. Co.. lhtcasu-ala'g sc peca-
ing tcxes.
HEs. 7. S. PAYNE, Chicsgn-e hoxea; box con-
ta!ns coz cars ur tcma:osa; ID bu1 cont sius x
6t:z. caIE cErrant jelly. Strawberries. peaches.
Il: II OsBo1SE s Co Chica.o-es en II; pack
ing boxes.
AFRnsD. Chicago-6 cans black5es75j1n.
Mns. c. T.. HAk11cS, E:h:eas1-l0 tbs. cara
starch. package n. i independents, / pr. clip
pc1s. Is yoie. books.
a FE,rNu. s'hicayo-9 Shirts pillow CAGES, j
eht eta, l towel.
Ans. W1L11AxsoE. Ch1cazo-Lint, bandases,
tspit ca, papers.
So1DlERs AD SOCIETY,", Evanston, III paesa-~
containing Il thi1:s, 2 par drawers r.. -.
-A4.,., t14-.' .--.-f -+Ak. ltn91 ani
, 1862-09-24

nEARSORN S7AIIN AIRY. SO
~ WABASH AvESUE--The next tcrm Of this
IN. tltntion gill omen Gu MONDAY. sept. Eth. t.
onethlrd 1esa th.r heretofore. C1scalarscsn te o.
sa!leu hy calling nj tl scG na by at1rcsa:n- the
auiatTe1m e. GROVER. Principal,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-27

OBTAINED FOR NEW INVENTIONS OF EVERY
description Fees contingent on success. No pat
eni no pay Send for Circular giving terms directions
ke. Address. AMOS BRoADSAx.
" pstssi Arnrnsy wssAinste1.p d G.
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STATUTES OF INDIANA.
GAVIN a. AOR uD'S REVISION.

The second volume of Messrs Gavin Hord's compla-
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The second volume embraces all the public statutes Of
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indianapolis, June5, 1861
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prviale enterprise publishers only hope
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week. psy able TO the % rcf.
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wish them di-contnued unless retice i given a the Of
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-27
secs INDIANAPOLIS, md, SATURDAY MORNING


REPuBLIcASs HOLDING OVER
Delaware and Blsckfori-Walter March.
Fayette and Unor,-Benjs amin F. Claypool
FouD,an-Henry Campbell
Hamilton ami Tipton-Geo B. (,rubb.
Hendricks and Boone-Spiomon Blair.
Henry Joshua II. Msllett.
Lsporte and Starke-Abram Teegarden
Miami and Fulrm,--D ,niel r. Bearss.
Michael q White.
Noble DeK.lb and S,eubes - Timothy r.
Dsckin~s
R,ndoIph-Thomas r Brown, Contested J
RuSh-1cewari II NJ. Berry
Decatur-J ID Pleak-l3
REPUBLICANS ELECTED.
Jeferson-John l.. Mansfield.
Wayne-Oihnel BeeSon
Benton. Warren and Whire-Alfred Reed.
Tipperanoe-Noses c Culver
Jasper, Lake. Newton aud Pdser-Ezra Right.
Koscusko and Wabash-W. q. Graves.
P..rke and VermiIIion-O. z. Davis.
Marion-John New {contess) -e-2l.
DEMOCRATS HOLDING OVER
Clark and Scort-Chnrles p. Ferguson.
Clay and Putnam-Archibald Johnston.
Gibson. Dubois aud P,ke-Thomas Shoulders.
Johnson anil Morgsn-Frsnklin' Landers.
Shelby aud H,ncock-Martin NJ Ray.
vigo and Sullivan-Henry X Wilson
Washington and HsrriSon-Smeon X. Wolf.
Jennings and Jackson-Medea W Shields-S
DEMOCRATS ELECTED.
Floyd-Augu>tus Bradley.
Marshall and st JCseph-Horace Corbin.
Grant and NJ Midison-John ID Marshall.
Posey ami Vanderhurgh-Geolge W Finch
Perry, Spencer and Warrirk--B l. Fuller.
Davis and KnDx-JameS ID Williams
Greene and Owen-Genree n Moore
Liwrence and Martin--Thomas X Cobb.
Crawford and Oan2e--Henry jenkins.
Brown and MonrJe-P,ris G. Dunning
Bartholomew-Francis T. kprd
Dearb0rn-James w Gaff
Franklin-Thomas Clifford.
Adams, JAY aud Wells-George s. Brown
Allen-Plny Hoagland.
Huntington and Whitley-A. J. Douglas
Carroll and Clinion-Leander McClurg
Cas-, Howard and PuaskI--John wis.
Ripley-Wiliam L Hmtley-l9-27.
INDEPENDENT.
Ohio and Observation-Disclosures c. Downey
Xosciu>ko and Wabash-WilIiam c. Graves
Republicans holding over. ..............l3
elected ......
--2l
Democrats holding over. r.............
elected. ....................l9 10
..
independents. ...........-....... 2
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PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS
r. a ILR Q "A D
1862. AA3 1862.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
new wouse 90 Chtcago VIA Kokomo
s2 MILES SHORTER THAN OTHER ROUTE.

81 Mills SuOklEh lHAN UIHEk n.
AN AND AFTER nov Is. 1862, trains will BE-
~ run a. follows
A Mail Train will leave indianapolis at 1880 p NJ,
stop all STATIONS and make close connection al kOkomo
with train the Cincinnati and Chicago Air Line Rail-
road for LoganSport araso and Chicago, and arrive
Peru AS Y. ", in time make connections with
trains the Toledo aud Wabash Railway going East and
West.
Returning, the train will leave Peru al I.25
A. M after the arrival OF the train the T. w. X. w.
from the East, and at indianapolis at liz" A. NJ
IN time TO make connections for all points East South
and West.
An Expressrsn will leave indianapolis at 1920 r. NJ,
Fokomo with train for Chicago and arrive AZ
Peru 23O A. NJ In time make connection with trains
going East and West the Toledo and Wabash Rail
way.
Returning the train will leave Peru az l225
making close connection kokomo with the trains
the cincinnati aud Chicago Railway from Chicago
Valparaiso and Loga port aud arrive at indianapolis AZ
40 H. M In time with the evening trains for
Cincinnati, Louisville and other points.
Special attention given 10 the transportation OF live
stock, produce and merchandise generally.
DAVID MACY, General Agent and Superintendent
VT MALOrr General Ticket Agent. novls, eddy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-27

Will assemble, AMI the most important questions
will be brought before It for determination One OF
which, the Emancipation and Colonization policy of the
President will vitality affect the future Of the country.
All interesting Congressional proceedings will be
ported in the Stsfiq,k
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-03

Editors Dispetck Our ladies are proverbi.
ally pat4otic, and have bestirred themselves
nosIy during enr revolutionary struggle
none. perhaps. more 80. than the ladies Of the
"apIer end Of Henrico Early in tha fall,
they formed the "Ladies' Ridge Benevolent
Society," chiefly for the relief Of the depen-
dent families OF our absent soldiers and this
they eject without calling upon the commu-
ceeded, that the relief c1icer, appointed by
the c1uaty court informs me that he has had
no nppl cation Tor ass stance Il ON our neigh
borhood since the society was formed. I~il
give you their plan OF Operating. Through
the kind offices oftwo gentlem en- 0fths neigh
borhood, they procure from the Quartermas.
tsr's Department In Richmond, garments al
ready s,Sa cGt S1. and meeting every Saturday.
OF the soidters, to be made up by the next Sa-
tnrd .y5 whsn. beng passed by our inspecting
Committee. they pay the same prices obtain
thus distributed from 325 TO S35 Per week.
which you will say is efficient service in the
right direction.
Ky this plan the defencelees and dependent
are suppii'd-not by charity, bat by the re-
ward OF labor, which Is much better. Nor
are the memb bers OF the society unem ployed,
Their skillfui hands labor too upon these
same garments, and their earnings and fines
for absence constitute a fund 70 be bestowed
as their united wisdom may direct Dona.
tions OF wool have also been Nbtained, aud,
as speedily as possible, transformed ip to socks
for the soldiers.
Nor have our generous and patriotic young
ladies been salts f1sd with these efforts They
gave on Friday night, the l3sb, an exhibit on
Of tahlasux and charades, which gave great
satisfaction to the audience, and in the jadg-
ment OF all present was u decided euccess
while at the door nearly $40 rewarded their
efforts for the same glorious cause Mona Of
them had ever appeared before, and but few
had seen such exhibitions; and yet all the
pieces showed Sc, skill and dignity. So
nODular was the entertaium MT that m apv
not present regret their want of inform ation,
and there Is q strong dema and for its repeti.
tion, which understand will be gratified-
Thus You see that while the 'upper end' is
well represented in the field, the fires of pa.
triotism burn brightly At home.
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a UTION SALE
n OF MILITARY CLOTHS,
AT RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

On W WEBNESOA1,6 6th JaNuAfy, IkbZ
In August last We On cred orders In advance for
all the goods We expected to manu- ecture this
year, and since closing the order book havs had
great many applications for our goods, and pro
posaIs to enter orders all of which re have had 70
deeaine but promised the applicants to inform thsn
when we vera prepared to m.ke furteer saIes.
Being now about to complete tho delivery of our
last contracts, have determined to sell at prb ic
auction, oa WEDNESDAY,, the sth January next
at cur store house, the Ba in bank at 10 O'Clock
NJ, all Of the goods We have then ON rand, and O.
the time to lei bayers enter their ders for
future delivery.
The attention Of volunteer companies cnttsrs.
apd the trade generally, Ia In vted 70 tie superior
quality Of our goods, which have given univers sl
sAtsfacsion. and to the fact that grey and blue
Cloths and Cassimer 9, being exclusively Of inaigo
dye, do not change color.
ORENSHAW 4 co., Arts.
de 23-tis Creaahaw Woolsn Cnmpsny.
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purple man oaia sAk, ana trimmed 70 corree-
p0no Win the canopy. Vne centre table ID
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